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BLACKSMITH TOOLS. ETC.

LUST RECEIVED J 6 large size |" Smiths Beows;''
 10 C" 1" Mouse-hole Anvis;
 10 e {" Solid Box Vices.
 Carpenters Tools in great variety, with full as- sortmen of Hardware, Cutlery Nails, Castings, Iron etc.. etc. MERRICK & WASSELL. Sept. 2, 1858
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FIELD & DOLBY, dealers in foreign and do- mestic goods, East Main street, Little Rock Ark.
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WILLIAM H. FIELD, late Judge of the fittl Judicial Circuit will attend to business entrusted o him in the several Courts here and in the river ties below this place. Feb :, 1855. lyf
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A. C. HARRIS, Attorney at Law, Jacksonport, Jackson county Ark Aug. 5. 1856. 1Y
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North of the base line and east of the fifth
 principal meridian.

Townships three, four, five, and six, of range yee Townships four tive and six, of ranges four, .fre and sic.
 Townships four five, six, seven, twenty, twenty one, and twentytwo, of range seren.
 Townships five, six,* seven and twenty -one, of range eight.
 Townships five, six, and seven, of range nin.. The public sale will be held at the land office at LITTLE ROCK, commencing on Monday. the sirtA day O October neat, for the disposal of the public lands within such odd numbered sections above referred to situated in the following townships viz
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BOSWELL & LIGON, Attorneys at Law, Jack sonport Ark. Aug. 5, 1856. ly
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JAS. R. BUCHANAN, Attorney at Law, Jack sonport, Ark. Aug. ,, 1856. 1y
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LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY

%Eoi ,a1 ;. n $. MORRISON, Steamboat Landing dea- Grd,y nry uoods, Boat Stores, Provisions, Family
 >0'iN'' S'N' Sept g 56
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5. HI. TUCKER, wholesale and retail dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, etc.. etc. at the old stand corner of Main and Markham streets
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NEW BERN & HUGHES, Main street, dealers ln Dry Goods and Groceries etc. Jan 22 '65
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MRS. JONES, Main street, Fashionable Mlliner and dealer ill Fancy Goods etc.
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JAHES i,. JOHNSON, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Ark Will practice in all the courts ot the State Jan. s. '56.
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JOHN MCCOY, Attorney at Law, Pocahontas. Ark, will practice in the Courts of Randolph, Law renee, Jackson, Green and Poinsett counties. Also in the courts of Oregon and Ripley counties Mo.
 January IS. 1853 ly
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A. TANTl CO.,, Steamboat and Family Gro cers, Lower Steamboat Landing, Little Rock, Ark, will keep constantly hand general assortment of Family Grccies, Cordials, Wines, Syrups, Cigars, To- bacco etc. Oct. 23 1855.
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PRICES.

We furnish these mills with bolts, screws being, forty eight feet of segments for carriage and everything all pee excepting two long bed pieces and the carriage; also engines and boilers all complete the following prices.
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RAPLEY, HANGER & Co.,, Commission and generally, Lower steamboat Landing, Little Rock.
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North of the base line and west of the fiftl
 principal meridian.

Townships i've six,* and seven, of range eigAteen Townships five, six,* seven, and eight, of range nineteen
 Townships six, seven,# and eight, of range tsoenty Townships six, seven,* eight and nine, of range t'oenty-oRe.
 Townships seven, eight,* nine, and ten, of range tsceDty-t5Oo
 Townships seven, eght,* nine, and ten, of range tUenty-three.
 Townships eight, nine,* and ten, of ranges tuenty rrv and toenty.foe.
 Townships eight, hines ten and eleven, of ranges tsrent-sir tcenty screen, tcenty and tsoenty Townships eight, nine. and ten, of ranges thirty and thirtu-one.
 Townships seven, eight, and nine, of range thirty t1C1
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ITS CONSTRUCTION.

It Is composed of eight pieces of timber from five eight feet long, o pieces of plank from four Ion g. and about fifteen hundred pouns of ron besides two long bed pieces carriage, small wooden fixtures puleys etc.
 The common up and down saw, and half or seven feet long, is used without sash gate muey and will saw
 timber of the largest smallest size very simple in
 its construction that has but few bearings out little friction, and will therefore require power
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COPAIsrNERSHIP

I CUPATET N FNSkITF. Drs. G. D. SEER < C. McALMONT, 1 DRACTITIONERS of Medicine in all its various branches.
 1 Office over JACOB IIAwKINs' store, on Markham
 street. Little Rock, Nov. l, 1854 ly
 THOMAS JOHNSON, Attorney at Law. 1 Little Rock. Arkansas. Jan. 17 1855 ly
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WI. GEORGE & BROTHER keep constantly on hand new and full assortment of Dry Goods, 1roceres, Cutlery, Hardware etc., at their store,
 May l3, 1856.
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hR. II. N CASE has permanently To-
 D D cated in the new office built by Gov UllI1DConway opposite the residence of Dr. J. J. McAlmon, where he is prepared to operate in every branch of his profession Artificial teeth with artificial gums from to full set inserted so as to look per ecty natu ral All full setsnserted on the suction or atmospheric pressure principle feel perfectly natural and easy in the mouth and answers all the legitimate uses of natural teeth.
 Teeth if taken in time can be plugged so as to pre- serve them for life March 1s 1856 ly'
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NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.
Gen. Walker Proclaimed President Of
the Republic.
MS INAUGURAL ADDRESS AND PROGRAMME,
DC, dc, &c

The United States mail steamship Granada, Captain
Griffin, arrived at New Orleans on the 25th ut, from
Ban Juan 2lst She brought the following passengers
Mr.. schmidt, A. Spencer and lady, Mrs. Smith and
niece III A. Louis, Mrs Scott B. W Hoyt J. w. bennett
s. w. Goodrich, Mrs. Townsend, Mr.. Mcdonald, A. B..
Butshns Oak Smith, w. c. and 5. ID. Nichols Mr.. and
Mrs. overton D. II. Depghen, W. Clark Col Allen, r.
Owen, and q in the steerage.
An American brig, name unknown, swamped by a
water spout and foundered of Carthagena. All hands
ost except the captain.
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Ht SltN AVE l--ATr th'ps western rhlpHet anu hoe~'
way. Liverpool bark Moiena, Baltimore.
He's aid Fartse Correspondence.

pgST0N krre hir. We tern Emuifa nd Roeka.
way. Liverpool bark MoIena Baltimore.
Herald Nsrs-e Correspondence.
PHILADHpHiA, Aug i-Arr tass osmsnt Gordon anf
' S ss;s E:s ss G saa S smith s S'Ss
sG Fo se sd ns smith Gi6 ows f G.oa
CD steamer Boston Clarke New York bark washing,on
eso Whitman, isd Key Hes,. s1grs cFa.oe fesier All
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
TIE Hamburg steamship Hammouia Capt Hyeimann. saa
ed yesterday for Hamburg She took out los passeu
refs the cabin, with 50 in the second cabin and valu
able cargo.
DISASTROUS Gaig rHE coAsT or LAnnADoa-The schr
R,np of fremont Mel Mayo, master from New York via
Iertor Labrador arrived In the strait Of Canso having
deyiafed from his voyage motives o. humanity Capt
makes his protest accordingly stating that he left Battle Har
Tor July and when 90 Green Island several American
taSs od,ss tosled snd stood ~ shortly Afterwards wa.
bunker q schr yoanistr we9 iniorpsl him mat thirty one
.ssd wihs fsfa mile on the night 4 Juy and ai he
m 81 a. we s s9ae y an ss srs r
Capt Mayo remsn with the vessel The island u1l
sesd md e dFe e caesa y s6p The
r. on sps NE ST h S1e ns s q
e a Wg p,rsh for yan q .he'er and provisions The
we're following N ether vessels The oowingsa s, % the
a%csn y.e % g e% n. Coli q
chanircss II Mount. Desert Volunteer Il fremont, Ne;
Nsss abe yes,c ia, lode cat he sole va. General
NaFtsn o. rroyns.'own i,and ,nrse Sess ~
tso'e a ,te Atlantic Nuu, once n provncecwn On The
tie assistance az the sbipwreced mon.
srrAx C0rsuSiclTioS WIN EuRorr-The large number
steamships VIII leave American ports for Europe
during ire present month q August Seventeen viii
eys saS Saa leRy probable hat others may sdoi
snr nc ' or Europe and nineteen sailed o Europe
country 81 he later number, eleven have arrived,
I'm snir PEIrs Nsswrtr :, stephen NJ after havinr
S"sheI, sat WV
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Vigilance Committees In Missouri.
HANGING oF JANIS RAY FoR POISONING SCHOOL


From the Boonville (Ao Observer
Tie following letter, from respectable source,
addressed 70 gentleman ~ this city giving history
Of the execution Of James Ray, ia Morgan county,
Tuesday tie sth inst, by mob law has been handed
20 for Publication. As il Is likely 10 be made the
.DLject Of judicial investigation before the next
Grand Jury Of Morgan county, who will be com.
eiled 70 take cognizance n the tragedy VIC forbear
making airy extended comments concerning the
conduct Of the Rev. Thomas Greer and those who
were bis sccomp Ices IN the awless execution OF
Ray -
NOUN CArxrL, July 8, 1866.
Mr.. -: Dear Sir-Ths morning n messenger
GENE riding ny very rapidly, saying he was giving
20 ic hung at the school house, some
en- miles from this, and in Morgan com
w. could gather no further particu.
laars from HIM; but concluded to mount nv horse
ard poet OF in search Of said scho II house
where arrived about II A. NJ, and
found a crowd Of fMpers and their pas--
amounting in sll 10 abbhi one hundred On
woming my way up 10 ore Of the windows, saw
what was said TO he two Baptist preachers singing
ard praying, in company with tall backeyed
black haired and athletic looking man, who seemed
from the ropes about bis arms-to he a prisoner
and the object OF their p ayers. On asking who he
was was answered: Why it's Jim Raw the man
that's 70 be burg" In few minutes 1 noticed the
crowd leaving the window and gathering around
man who was standing on an elevated point, evi.
IDENTIFY with the intention u messing those around
BIN. l imfr, Ntol mo' = tte mot aud Oh
wing 'ea 1850 81 UA aU. fhoInas Greer,
pno,o ,i,siJ f,~sol r rspeist -erfnop fs~
-i'L,'ats rrers"us n church ut - p.!iss n. r.
cor> ssl-,s-s .t@' ss 80. rlag / SPEAK for
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Prs RAILROAD CoNrayy's fEircR4rH fiSE--Tho pub
he along The route Of the Erie Railroad have cause for
hankfuIncss that through the hberay Of that coiapa
n.y. permanent and reliable line Of telegraph has been
established between this city and Rnghamton Elnira
punkirk and ali other towns the route Of The rail-.
road The line consists Of substantial wires one OF
which appropriated a. the business of the road for
wc.lt ~ Il inyals ard The o'hsr Il Tor the transac-
pol 0f rtoerolf - N. zoe ~ bic l. q, Totson
tsq.. tie teorrs IL srucrin .cuGcBi u Il
whuse ofice 4 { the Hnuse reesraf
sueot. I4U y IL r ~ os1t,tstt vts@y
bnsnfss dose ia great pronPsncss At 0,a a1s3.5e
..sefsy,
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will be commanded by Capt Smith Dayton. az prooh,,
skinner OF great experience and known ability who -
owner. -. ..,.-..,,
, Jones about 800 tons launched from H. ~ :,
me ~ Bayies, Esq at Pert Jefferson L T. on v
Sslda ~ s .s -. Her cynsrs Are Messrs Van Brun
s,sgM ~ me III ~ Moses Rogers Esq, of Long Island
Others She viii he commanded by Capt M Jones Of {
Spring. III we'll saowa aud deseryedy popular skpI
At Csstne Ne. 18th inst, Gne ship OF about 1000 e
called the Hezekiah Wihams She r " ohP'D ~
L Stevens. Hezekish Williams, Esq, and o~ue's
Notice to Mariners.
Official information has been received at this once. ina
different places the wesetn coast o. North Juand ano
the isle OF Bornholm (Denmsrk salvage stations ~ Inc
ing of lives from shipwreck established furnssed
all nece airy apparatus for the purpose such feb0aS
rocket spparst us for carrying a line.
The stations follows viz:
l. on THE WESTERN COAST EoRTB JUTIASD
life boat aud roc ket ann for car
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Hon JANA BsDs<La O.a,e.s vt eser 10 c0uA. y, =
d,es 10 Nv h'ea1 o. the 2,ta s,tno, aged To- NJ n
"a a pCphsf u cpreresg "a 1915.
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Az packages and Lters i.endea for The Fss yoax HEaiu
akopla be sealed
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


STEAMERS TO AND FKOK HAVANA.
IsAsn-From 18th and 4th 1t Havana "A
Havana 10th end 18th. due II New York l7A
and LIST
EXPIRE CIrr OR Nav GRAsApA-Fron New York Th, sr.
irving Havana sd and New Oresna 25th Erora
loans 9th Havana 9Th, due at New York 18th.
CUAKER CiTY-Fron New lst or each mouth, arriving
st Havana and Mobile Sh- From Mobile 18TH Havana
18th due At New York I'd.
When the above fall Sunday tho steamers viii sau
on Monday They New Orleans near M. tide
win admit and he label leaves Charleston and Havana .,
lOA.M.
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be Of value to those having correspond
ence In the East Il -
The mail leaves Southampton The 4A and 10th OF eahc
month, and
Arrives Gibraltar about the 9th and 1oh Of same month
Arrives at Malta about the Hh and Both OF same moni
Arrives at Alexandria about the 18th Of and an OF Ton
lowing month. - .
10th sls' Of and 9Th 9Th OF
follow ing month. 49,.
Arrives Alden about the 25h 18th Of and 10th or
Eth Of following month.
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The Treasurer Of the Joint Committee for the relief CT
the sufferers by the late lnundations In France Rcknow
lodges the receipt Of the following subscriptions -
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Arrest OF Haynes, the Murderer OF Emma
Smith.

LOUIS CURTIS. Treasurer, 3 .proaaway.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aur i-Arr tass osmsnb Gordon. and
lane Iuieu, Winsow Boston. brig Cation IruNe lsosun
srhls Sarah Roe, Baker aud = Smith Blosu, NYofk
Triumph NRker, Lynn; u Carlisle spple, Providence;
Crmoe Foster, ard Julia smith, ErCwel, Boston.
ca steamer Boston. Clarke. New York bark Washington
FUicher Collins NgFigans briggs Roamer. NNman Boston,
Geo Whitman, fieid Key Nesi, sears Grus0e Poster and
Julia smith, Croweil Boston. Triumph, Baker, salem
fNw8lw AZ. Stem. s.WYasg tab
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Shr Cornelius Grnrtn fetther from Iondon with mise
ara passengers II Gr,nnell, Mnturu 4 Co
ship v Farley Nichols from Liverpool June I,
Shlp ocean Ranger. TrrworRy, from Belfast june ~
ship Caroline Tucker Congdof, nom Newport june ~, TO
A McGaw. -
Steamship rls nronia Ham, Hamburg
Wind during The day s. and light
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i-aEatt ARRIVALS.

THE undersigned has just reeaived pei
Eupile City,
80 lbs. G0m Arabic Lozerefs, Of all navors
50 10 Gum Arabic Paste Vanilla u Rose.
80 10 jnjube Drops, assorted
Il do licoiita do do
80 do India Paste, -...
100 DO Tolu Drops,
80 do Pate dc tnimauys
80 DO Matshnislow drops.
80 do Jujpbe paste, rose, lemon Il Orange
30 do l'plu do. Il boxes Spruce Gum,
100 do Choeolat. Dies Families.
80 do do de 5Sanl6
10 do do la Vanilla, etc
For sale al reasonable prices, by
OCT lg.y WIN. BOGEL, Druggist.
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'a'sp PLANTERS.

TALL'S rLouGls, Nos. / TO , with
IL anil without Cutters, o.
Assorted Nos Of t@nbsol lr'sr
aud t'lnles, ssasss2 sss@ssss
Kings onghs--reIepded bars Nos. /
10 i,
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
OS, Log, Bach aud Trace Chains,
AntnH " Bowland's best Spades and
Shoyes,
IIoes--tbst steel and forged, from g in.
10 o IN. biata
Blind britlins and Cart saddles,
Collars aud llanrs for mules and
horses,
AYES, Yankee and Kentucky PATTERNS.
BesiJesony ofhrrnt'ice generally Ioond
IN we'll assorted Hardware store.
ianlsdyl sAkGUIER II bANDUf,
Cor Lafayette and Florida sis
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TnE GENTS DEPARTMENT..

Especially selectna toi this market aud
guaranteed h. he the best workmanship,
and lalest style, comprising, suits OF
Cord. Cnsanlrettos, suits ol Checked
Matselles slitH Of Black Italian Cloth =,
Meribo, Beepou', and Alpaca Coats !.
Pants
brown Linen, Drill and other styles of
sunni 81 Coats aud Pants. Fancy linen
n,ill IN patterns aud by The yard Under
Garments IN Linen and Cotton, Silk
Muslin CtavatH, Hall Hose Gloves,
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America.
Special attention Is paid 10 our custom.
ers Y from the variety Of our stock por-
feet fit Is in oil cases assured Al
np5. j SIMON u co.
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stc.,aaa ktMatAsaap

4 tHTlA l'etnlia Hteam l'hetiip-=-
" Kentucky ard cn!ion packing 'iaslni IN.
per hn1 Navy pakltta. HteaiB tibs Furnished and
Polished Htehnt stors aud uuaEs cotkA Bass
Coupling aha Connecting cofks. ror iron ~ cop.
PET pipes always eh hind at
innlt ~ LhHGttFH Il LANonE,
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TNHE subscriber, is now prepared 10
Il make Cistefny 10 order, III The very
best style, and will warrant his work. lie
will keep stock of The best lumber al.
ways on band, ard viii attend TO putting
his work NJ. Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attended to. g. l.. SEES
Near the Jesuit College
t. Orders left ut the Post office address
sed as above will meet prompt attcn-
ton. tIne-2D Gn.
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A FULL asSpRSMENr Of Collars,
~ llanna, Blind bfidas. Can't brppeting.
att snddleE, II aegon harness. Trace chains
Sr., which we oIpf Al moderate prices,
iantadyl LAHGIIIEH " .ANGitT,
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EMl3ROlDE. RIE3.

Enid thnuiisetlt aud Sleeves IL laolz
Rich Gi,ipute Lace Collars, great var
irtY ef silk and !iace ManInileH I5mbd
larpnet Bands, very rich EnDh'd Ladies
handkerchief IGHb'd. stiris, Dhni-
Try, for Skirts large variety oflNilr
pa,eeoa, Fans, SILK Gloves and FIet
Mitta No
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: shHiAFs ~ HFS'A M'N+
BARBlfhl n BENJAMIN.
no .tnglnee,. y n.e H..,, nsl,n,t.n.n.
or troy FotgF.


A sAGENfs Of the Manufacturers. We
1 A offer al Factory prices INDIA RUIZ
BER BETTING. HOSE and PACKING,
Also. Oak iaud. stiche,t and eemnntpd
Leather Betting
Description az follows
3ply India Rubbor Beltug, from 9 to 10
inches 4 ply India " q 10 %
ilYdraat House, lndia Rubber ! 10 u
inches. Warranted 10 stand pressure Of ~
lbs, TO sur. inch, Locomotive n Fpe tu.
gne India II Hose 10 3. warranted ~
stand pressure Of To lhy 10 sli inch Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing by the H.. Oak
rau'd, sticked, aud Ceuontrd Leather
Betting, from TO 20 inches wide.
Al oldere for the above goods hled al
shortest notice and fully guaranteed ny
lunl7 BARBEE Y BENJAMIN.
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| HAVE just received by steamer Grepa-
| ln another assortment OF Nre Spring
Hints, consisting of Fashionable Meleslsin,
silk, Cnssmer and Soft Hats of all shapes
and variety OF colors, II lew more Of those
fashionable high crown soft Hats etll on
hand.
Mar. r. w. u. PHILLIPS
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.Utust Received.

lnn SACKS fresh made IRAN
NV 10 barrels Heavy Rimp Pork.
TOO Bale Hay;
500 bushels Oats.
GOO barrels car Com.
81 boxes Louisville Star Candle
% :"
% I"
10 New Bedford Sperm,
100 Assorted Soaps,
10 bags prime Rio Coffee;
10 Pockets old Java
70 har,eis fresh Soda Crackers.
Can be had MS low as in any other house
IN the city fer cash,
Jnneoi. A, MeNrAN IL Bno
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FIELDING MUSSELM AN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
or GONFECTl0N NAH IN,

conuer Of bird aud Laurel Sis, naafy
opposite ihe Iiaukl Baton Rouge
TFAVfNG this day hHpoofn his prices,
IL ha is prepared to furnish all hind ol
q A N y Y nj WHOLESALE and gETAlb on
uorn favorable iptnis lltau con be had III ".
Orleans and having experienced Workman,
bis enndY viii always be runs aud Fhtsn,
care being taken flat no '',eleleridus ingte-
dieGP ls used III lie Manufacture, rs is TOO
often the case with confectionery purchased
81 Auctions and from irresponsible houses.
He iulsls That the trade Of This, and The
adjoining parishes. viii give him their Or
iefs TO fiji, which lie is prepared - do h.
any atnouut having made arrangements ior
The best qualify Of sugar IN MARKET, and be-
ing IN correspondence with oue Of the large
ast houses IN New York, fosupply him with
taury confectionery and articles IN bis line
September 7,-g.
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drugs ano Alfoifinrs.
WIN. BOGEL,
Hprugsist and AI,otlsernrv

II EEPb CONSTANT y ON hand large and
II. well selected stock Of fresh Drugs aud
Medicines. Al his preparations are p,eA
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
up in The vety besttnanItet 10 preserve tbeit
medicinal virtues. IN climate like This
persons should mob overlook This important
consideration
IT, Prescriptions filed with care at any
lime Of night 81 day. ottl0.y
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M AKslPS Improved Elastic Sus-
AsA pendor Shorlder Brace, the object
of which is 10 correct habllnal shopping
round and crooked shoulders, weak back
and chest, and 10 preserve that erect and
graceful position which IL Indispensable 10
health and beauty It is adapted TO Men,
Women and Children Of all nges, occttps-
lions and conditions il IL light, yet strong
perfectly elastic, simple, and beautifully
i1fls The object designed For sale by
Oct t. WV. BoeEt DrnggeaI,
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE

PUtaf uF Hh0Ks, fHhbFRGs iGphffi HtUs,
thee 9Th 1891.
Dt swAYef ~ pedt Eif--Eeeving H. duty {
owe ts The public aph ip Justice 10 ybh, have
thought pfeper 10 mike known one 81 The most
sstrsafdingy cures, y ny own case lhat bag
October last, ! was afflicted with severe gathefs
INF IN my breast, which formed n large absoessy
ana als6 communicated ~ my lungs ara very
| tnufh afflicted them, aud discharged large 1nahs
tties ri corruption, external and internal. ny
hraatb could also phss through my lungs Hhd but
through the "a witty Of my breast with apparent
case attended with violent cough, day and
night, loss Of appetite, and estreme debility 20
TINT my physician thought myihnse entirely hope
less, md hpynitd The power III medicine ! reg
mined IN This wrat6hpd condition for long
time nhtti was wastad' 10 n mere skeleton, md
there seemed 10 bs no hope for me but having
read In the public papers Of The many wpnde, fai
ebrps performed ny your COMPOUND SYRUP
or WILD cHEHHY Immediately sent 10 bal.
more for I'VE bottles md eonfne iced liz use, md
to my gtsat an tisaetion and the Joy u my Hnx-
ions Hi6ilP, The abYcess or ppenihp In my lungs
began to fani pud the cough 10 subsldh, md nm
using ten bottles, was restored tepeffset health.
feel grateful md hfmly believe That to your val
liable medicine, under fhe blessing pf Divine
Froyiddece I am indebted for this great ohahes
snd AIN happy TO say that am now enjoying as
good health ms ever have
Yours, very respectfully. ....
rios. DIXON
The subscriber IL we'll acquainted will, Thomas
Dtsbu ahH ran testify hat he has been atftfeh
as Hf,oVe represented. regard his recovery ~
almost Wi,nole lie IL n worthy member Of
se6isty. In. pGHBROw.
Pastor of Berlin Circuit, baltimore conference
The original snd only genuine Wild Cherry
Preparation prepared ~ pHt sWAfFE AsDT.
North Seventh ST., Philadelphia.
swA7sE's y. 8. AGMasAo," containing much
useful information for eli families, can be bad
Qtdtes Of our agents. Gail and get one.
For sale wholesale a and retail by
WIN. BOGEl, Batoh Rouge In.
febi7sy A j, BOGEL. Franklin liz.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-13

TuST received hy the undersigned, fresh
y supply Of Wrgdt'e Indian Vegetable,
Moaats life, Brandreihs, Morfison's iIy-
genia, Lees, Sappinetms, Greafepbetg's :,
Jnyne's, Spcncer's, Peters, Cooks. Hoop.
et's, Beekwitb's Lcidy's blood, Holloway :
Swayne'g Lerv's, Degfay's Champions,
Jones', Sears, and McLane's Pills; Tor
sale in any quantity by
jan 49, WM BogEt, Druggist.