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l'farnoAe y. eopcnr' mo ,,. ;s'el b; Sixth

pfarno1o y. eopoar No ,,. ,soe h Sixth
Jossrn Tu.l,rn. Court-parsh Of
East Baton Rouge. State Of Louisiana
DY VIRTUE of writ Of Seizure and
ID Sale. Issued in the above entitled and
numbered cause, and directed 10 the eSher-
il, from the Honorable Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the Parish of East
Baton Rouge and State aforesaid; have
seized and will offer at Public Sale, at the
Court House door Of said Parish, in the
City Of Baton Rouge. on ar.t "a
Saturday the 9TH day of June, 1850,
At II o'clock A. NJ, Of said day, all the
right, title, interest and claim OF the de-
PENDANT. in or to the following described
Mortgaged Property, to wit: A certain lot
of Ground situated in that part Of the City
ii. Baton Rouge, laid out bv E. Beauresard.
IN square marked B, Of the supplemental
plan. measuring sixty feet front on the
west side Of hatcher street, by one hun
dred and twenty feet in depth, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized to ray and satisfy the judgment.
interest and cost in the above entitled and
numbered cause Terms Of Sale, Cash,
with the benefit Of appraisement
May Sd. 1856. A. N. STUART.
aB Deputy Sheriff
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Drugs ano llltbifinto &f.
J.. Il. VALET.
At his Drte store on Third Street.

~ As vuA - 81
At HIS Drag store on Third Street.
IS IN constant receipt If PURE,
! F.RESH DRrGs. MEDfC1NEs, CUEMI.
Halls, j'ERFUlNERTElg tfcs liz lasjist receiv-
eJper ship Tempest, Il ON N. Y. the following
Barrel Refined Alum;
do. Coperas:
do. Gum;
do. Gum tamphor. refined;
do. Bicsrb ii So a; ID Cream Tartar,
do. Fine white Gum Arabic SO
10 Onz. Snlph Quinine; 3
40 drathms Suph Morphine ,... -...
D. Best African Cayenne Pepper,
so lbs. Best Bermuda Arrow Root
American Scstifcators;
Turkey Rhubsrb, rulv. tpecac. Nc.
A u Of which, he offers on the most yea-
sohapie Terms. s.. oct2O.
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Creole Hair OH. ..,.
rs NOW acknowledged to be the sekt
/ preparation for The bair-it is purely
vegesable--ilnrsfts deep and rich lnstrs
10 the hair, and will be foond most psrtic-
uIsr)y acceptable to the light haired. One
trial will ,stisfy you Of the above assel-
ton. For sale by s3.as
nov2g. WIN. BOGEL,
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For Coughs, Colds. 10

For Coughs, Colds, 60.
A YERS Cherry PICTORIAL. Rushtcn's G. d
IL Liver Oil. Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. .Favne's Expectorant. Hastings
Syrnpof Naphtha ect. Just received-a few
dozen of each for sale by VIM. BoerI.
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.Vr,c Spring G0oets,

.Vrsc Spring Goods.
I HAVE now in stoe beautiful selec-
L ton of New Spring Dress Goods, con-
sistiug of Rich Flounced Barrages, Grena-
dimes, Silk Tissues. Organdus, Jackonets.
Lawns and Printed Linens-white good.
Of all kinds, together with a full line Of
Staple goods of all kinds--to which |
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public generally. -.-..
mar2J. w u. PHILLIPS
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Keep it i'm Mind.

Brandy and Champagne.
IN dog Old Brandy; 90 baskets in quarts
~ and pints. For sale by
mar. 49, Tuos. PRE1pEReAsr & Co
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THE subscriber having been appointed
L As ent for East ana West Cation Rouge
for Smith Mcleod 4 Co.'S superior and
pure Bi-Sulph of Lime Plasters will find
It to their interest to buy here.
novS. VIM. BoGEL, Druggist
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EIGHT Years Old.

TUST to hand and Tor sale by the gallon.
y One barrel very choice Year Old Mon
ongshalia Whiskev. 'une q J BEAL.
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GCHoOL BOOKS and STATIONARY,
~ Printing Paper, Playing Cards, ior sale
by J. l.. v,Ansr.
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Thermometer Churns.
4 MOTHER small supply. just reed.
IL and for sale low, The &c churns make but.
ter, quicker, and more Of it, from given quaint
ty Of milk, than any other. For sale by,
dec5-y. MONTAN d HuGUET.
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burning OF a London Theatre.

FROM the Liverpool l1Ino6 req. loJ
On Wednesday morning, few minutes before o'clock,
was discovered that the Royal Pavilion Theatre
fire. the Of few minutes the pariah engine
attended, o. well that Of the brigade from Welclsse
square, but by that period the whole Of the "hies'
in a regular blaze, and the burning drspery
falling thicky upon the stage. The two engines were
to work abundant supply Of water furnished
by the East London Company. Before, however, a
enrths Of hoe required to be attached to the engines
he flames had extended to the whole Of the scsu3ry
and machinery upon and under the STAGE MaidmNn.
the engineer. who had charge Of the BRIGADE engine
finding that II would be impossible to sxtinguish the
conagration with two engines sent Off 70 the more dis
tant stations for additional aid Forthwith other engines
from Jeffrey square, Waiting street and Farrinrdon street
stations arrived well that OF the West Of England
Insurance Company from the Waterloo road Iamhsth
Under the direction OF Mr. Superintendent Braidwood
Mr. Fogo the foreman Of the district and Mr. Connor
tom the foreman Of the West of England Office the Are
men went to work admirable style and bv CONVEYING
the hose through the different entrances to the theatre
and over the roof of the surrounding houses thew ver
enabled to throw the water In the right direction hut
no, In less than half an hour after the srt
appearance Of the fire the flames had seized upon the nit
and the boxes proscennm To the fire at those places
the remen txerted themselves 20 the utmost but un
eff few minutes more the conhagraon reached the roof
and seizpg the chandelier 1t suddenly fell into the mid
die Of the pit where the crystal drops melted The
flames by quarter TO nine O'Clock AT their height
for every part of the theatre except the dressing roos
In Pakers row, presented one immense body OF flame
and the glass chandeliers in front Of the boxes kept
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The Turkish Sultan nj +. Rail.

THE SULTAN AT THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH EMBAa-
REVOLUTION.
Correspondence Of the London Times
CoNsTANnNoPIE, Feb. A. 1856.
is well known how eaously Oriental etiquette guards
every step Of the sovereign, and how anxiouslyi
him from eli familiar contact with the rest OF NOR
tails As long the Sutsns Of Turkey had to
empire at the head Of their armies they kept their
simple psrsrcba Stations chiefs Of their tribe but
when they firmly seated their throne at
tate the traditions of the Byzantine empire, ana sur
rounded themse with all the forms which refined Or
entail despots has invented TO exst the person OF the
monarch These forms have been infinitely adhered to
up TO the present time In spite of the changes which
gradually creeping into all other old institute OF the
Turkish empire The present war however, seems des
tined to break down this barrier, and the fret
breach IN 1t has been already made,
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a6vanced-1 FIRST rate, second, third IL fourth,
afth 2siz,h sOOps ard brigs; being brought forward
sioeps.
The Empress Of Austria ia ercieslte
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THE PEACE CONFERENCES.

Arrival Of Baron BxunOyv, One OF the Rasslei,
Plenipotentlaries, In PaIis-The Desire 10
See xaim-An1iety of Prussia for a Seat
Threatening Aspect Of the Relations be-
tween France and England.
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eating it to this government because he believed that
the Communication which he had previously forwarded to
Sir, forced 10 make these satems nts surely
perhaps because they belong part Of the question
which cannot be fully the con
then L. that considerable time after
satr that had discontinued these proceedngs and
pressing regret anything had happened which
contrary the laws Of the United States the American
government reopened the question and Il stands 10
the undetermined position which have desarised Tn
der such circumstances it really is very dfsat for
person In my situation to deal with honorable member
who pareues such the honorable and learned
knows that this question is still pending between the two
governments he knows that her Aaestys government
has received communication from America calling upon
them 70 Go things TO which but the most valid
toms would induce them to consent; he knows that
are waiting receive from officers in America a
upon the grounds which those demands are founded
he knows that but short time will elApse before that
report will oe received, and final answer, way
other oe given to these requstions be knows that this
question oeepy concerns the feelings and the In
Of TWO great nations (hear, hear he must know that
TO trife with such feelings such interests is a
course qnbec ming any man who belongs 70 great
NATIONAL assembly like this cheers) and yet knowing
all this, be rushes with hssty mpaence TO nerpoe be-
tween the two governments, IL IL be possible To pre-
vent that Amicabie arrangement which matters OF so
eecate nature cannot be coue TO unless both govern
oens are lett to 6er action without being svayed
one way Ct NE Other e her BY popular clanor by the
which viii only be settled in an honorable vav nv the
two parties examining with spassionate Judgment their
IeSP-clvc Jo 1FRdTu 70 Lhem, the 1rAble
and learned gentleman Iushes with this haste
10 deliver himself Of opinions formed upon an
knowledge q the sc' and without the full statement Of
the whole between the two countries OF which he
might be IN possession in fortnight three weeks IL
indeed long time should elapse before 1t IL ready and
rising In hs place, and holding in his hand the brief Of
the antagonist Of his country {cheers} he makes
himself the mouthpece Of csiumnies which have been
uttered by interested parties in the United B against
her Msjesty's officers IN that country annst content
with expressing his cwn OPTIONS cals npexuhe House
sorsooth, to pronounce upon facts Of whh hey are
ignorant and 10 draw Conclusions from premises which
have not been submitted 70 their judgment. (Chsers
ST. n thjs House every nan s caster Of ks Owl coD.
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Britannia majesty. Inc paper goes on 70 sLAtt.-
.iri1e enlist in he army se Afforded
Tor her , % dong o. ses I he Line INTO British srro
stated matter Of information only and DO, implying
jurisdiction.
Can be said ASK, TO be in accordance with the dig
piy of the British government to publish such
ntnt "a thaS As honest men ought we 80 70 acS The
document proceeded
is essential 10 hs, assemnla lagos Of persons
shon place beerhouses simsr uaces OF en-
for The purpose Of deyang susns
similar disseminating he desired aorasaon inss
i called procesangs which would 1naoustsdy
ss regarded By them an c.fry
certainly must be borne Ia mind hs, he Of
sy were @ uds he penalty would Be a he sasos
OF the enisnant ITSELF
ask whether TIE sentiments in that statement are
consistent with English honorP Il appears that the
authorities of the United States did take umbrags at tae
proceedings, and what then occurred Another paper
given
In whose writing is this paper AT that time
eeiyed ibis cipher telegraph viii to kr orampon
/ did rot see him write II, but he handed 1t 70
Is anything required to prove that Hr. Champion
knew the ax, and that he took to evade it and
that he abeed therein by the Cove Of Nova SEQ
tia and he General of Canada2 appears to
that betwsen and the United States would be
a between brethren the evils OF which wou ID
pase ythipg that could be imagined We the only
Two great Hee nAuoph present ~ "
said that cannot peace between oursevssf
We had been led to believe that IL ignorance that
breach of municipal laws of The United States had
beer committed by u.s. and that for that breach made
every atone in our power but could this House
eve that committed that breach with eyes open,
and that when made apology were attempting
to evade the laws OF the United States, which pro-
mised 70 observer II may be said that these state
ments make ~ trial ~ persons who TUNED evidence
agsinHt ther employers That true will allow; nay,
will allow that the report Itself disersd to the United
States tniak /. H. and win tell you why. Through
out the authorities show feeling Of violent hatred TO
England, (heari heer and the deep.e OF the parties
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A d f G d f. d HIT
"A SENSATION
GRATED
By
MRS sTEeHySs's
ILLUsTRAI NEW MONTHLY.

READ
TIE OPINION The NEw-YoRE ExpREss:
Mrs. Shepherds illustrated New Monthly makes h debu
10 day Al examination Of will show tasteful resd.r ths
Ioiit a form ard Appearance actually the seautfa
Of publication OF the kind issued Whistler country
IN England lie shape Of qsnto, with too
wide columns Of reading beautifully printed the type and
paper being equal those In best ok executed
United stsiea The pleasing impression conveys
greatly sd.d by the very graceful takus a dess Of
Its cover the beautiful Of s typography and the truly
superior sp and Of It's Illustrations Taken IN
with the MARRIED and stl exhibited IN the
Of m nty popular reading and GGrvsed c5sap
twelve and shslf per bunber) strikes
without question the hsppie emsnsion Of the kad asaed
here.
The evident aim in II to Be speosys magazine Of i.
Atty The illustrations vii be exclusively wood contrib
u,sd by best arisn the studied .fjrs Of their
aspirations and gstions rather THAI a.uL
Jobs Of periodicals. The designs Of the preset
number chiefly doSs by Dallas and exhibit striking vsos
fehBess The Fals Ct the hDnehsha Of the
and bode sketches have executed here Of kid
The God cuts Ilsd earn viii be eOHhs-d
orsnsl designs 10 teDdei TO make The illustrated New
Monh popular repertoire for the stios from
all accessible The literary matter lie copyright
i1s with novel, Lost Jewels BY Mrs stephen. In
accordance The Of the periodical wheb looks
the and diffusion Of romantic associations vita local
ties Of American cry, BY Of pictures and
poems the of Lost Jewels located the udson
above the city, weehsvts7, on tn, Passdes and
the associations the other side above Harlem
River The IadiAS Summer time, striking introductory
delL Of charscters startos sdyeatnre and
dsolv1s passage between mot promising pair flowers open
up pages Of novel Of intense interest Another
tale Love in TO- striking In dOmes
tic hrory during he Revolution II b. the suhor Of
admired and very successful novel, Blsrche Desrwood Iu
interest opens mp once and borne along upon the euen
ola bssk effective and drama dialogue into thick and
,trir ncideLu exhibiting marked skfuines,
In aim Of rom.bcetbe Of kidding aou. koo~
edge Of historic and ehaseteres It'll the life and
interest Of vivid creative inasnaon several short tales
ard skeiches Of which Illustrated also gwen
together with few tasteful poems Of which The Msdens
Confession sdmi ed ,on Of deep psssiJa
feeling, sna the rich sususion Of rs idealry"
I2} cents moDth.y. 81 50 per snnsm.
Office Of publication, No lS HassauC-
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UyHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
EOR JUNE n

FOB JUNE n
Cireulat3on.
TIVE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE nf TINS
vceb contains the following:
ILIApINe ARTICLES: The Cse,sntios Tas Gee
,ion The F.,. Of K....
n pryIEW OF THE WEEK: 0ivins In eoodsnse4
and fern , ss ,.s' T. q. City United
ststss So Dopipeo, Central America AID Euispe
III IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS: ps,ah Of as CIV, y,
%s .a 'f S.ss:r. I" e:mR y x.
y..sAssAcBusETrs AND SOUTH cAs3t I'M.
.ssssrves OF Friday June ~, 1885
" POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: The Convention o.
Phiisdeiphs; Ratification Meeting IN Bs' o.
viREvlEw OF NEW rugLiS Isn fs,.1 e sl.a.Ss
SI Is:rft s :n Cane. "}ii. 3rs.Hs.aoS Habit. "a
,sU ne 3. csS. Ann FsAsrm.n-sy J. asyD''d'
MD ,.,, t.. oo,
,,,, v,CIRAGuA: II. Condition Described BY A Eye
NV r"I I.rrsr NEWS By TELEGRAPH: K.n'.'
IN the House, Foreign Af1s
1.-THE viCE-PKESiDESI.
VII. MORAL AND RELIGIOUS
KIN. ToBACc CHEWING IN sA :. Fsl.s.I rsia
XIV. BITS or GOSSIP
Wv, POETRY: R.liyins Song; Rosary
w, FREMONT AND FREEDOM
WI. GIN PERsIFER y. shITh.
xv,II MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIX. wHALERS vcr,, a he
Xx''0oS ,o.s Mmsy. Cotton, Grain Cattle and 0''e'
s ss's .nssSiiy Reported for ne Tribune
.,,,e.,,r,o,.-ou. copy Tor o.: ,'.' - 0''' 'f"
a. I've copies, eS; ten copies SiS. 81. oow,sx !,
a, P Ps:. :ss:: o.. &: r.; .:i D:
Osiy Oh Cssh scsvJ-1vsa"s
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IVA R-CURE JOURN L.
w Devoted to Physiology. Hydrspsthy, AID Tho L."'
La. ud Health with E,Csvirss, illustrating The han.
system i,n enph.tesny guide to health and iSnte'i1
IT,. Jul, NUMBER reaay-e'n.ins FAMILY ..aa-D,,
~. ET lie People Th- Bowes moral As-nni
oussiery on Heath Medical Apho i-..-soa rop
So,th-i n ivxrsariau Disenssso Aleohoic toUu0ssy
Patent N. dieiDes; Asoeo for Tuberc ei.ss, MIS- re
tn r. n. and F,lse Drugs Nature; PrseueA fhus1tafS
p,; Csses; Exp risDs eel srietiss etc
THE wATER-CURE JOURNAL Should be In every amly
IN the United States SINGLE eopy, year ave e0P
a, NJ |. IN. tin. 10 sub.crbA Please address
rowiyR AND WELLS, Publishers, No 50: B''stwsJ' NJ
80 volume commence. with ,hs July nums'r
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Go h1hom it map Concern

4 DVEkTIsING -ANDREW WINDs GEN
~ PEALADvEKrlslS6 and SUI 5CRIrTION 40 sfCf
No l E.,ssu-st (JeIt door 10 the Nassa bs - psssns
ss.m.e nesBs for the business community Vt asyIs
10 ted N tse most StrJ er
eul.t,d p,v,p4oers United sates s,a<
81 Iuoi,s sud az the pabsneiS lo~es f,te~ RI
p~r, On Gle for exaan&t1n
ATV.B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AGES-
N rY 10 csnya... 70 emp Adverisers ~ led
10 ,rtl, Il the once address and vii DO waited on
CsJ1ION - Some unp6ndpled people having
~ ecu t,fsred BAT SLANT, ssd psesd e s,s-os
vita u cir HAts, IN Wv 70 ps@s on ~ Sso
Es,, sS san fsuds nprtn.eed nanD>r ssa"tss-
,t ear Ia. STANG sole lintnxs stamped a>
f.crr;-r, d srek.bts bone and ssoA asv
s eX.d attention tsrr.to We hereby give no nAi sc
,h.1 esteem IL psrtea1 f.vor parties - transmit - =
.se. With tie fR Christian aid surname VI al
t.si.s su<b goods nat sc may b enabled % eo~
90 srcSeoIs. sibef eoorS here, % -
easrts n colonies ,lsswhrs, -sss al p<fss'
b. .y restye buy counterfeit so.ts OF ssnps
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TO CITY PRINCIPALS.-A Graduate OF Col
es. .ho bss bad .s-ersl ,ears eISea..e, IA
MINT r ,h- ~hoi. or sa-t II bis uue during IA.
c'see Insti'urou q Se- ss or scesyo ee'to
ref,rrree' given Asere" EDUCATOR rnesne omce.
ITO COLOR MANUFACTURERI.-A situation
ca. chen Ct 6an best quality OF "a Gceea Che
lse ~. Cbrore Gr,ea I'D Al oher tod' q co.9''
ear se .@en q, The erus .oie No Us wu,m. cOra.f Of
Frnifost.
TO WHOLESALE GROCERS-A Geotleman
Of ,xre-ei who ibfuet large City or Couory
r,.s .rs WI ,s COED . CT, ssu.e safssSaS addss
WHOLESALE GROCER, Tribune Otse
WANTED-A Gentleman, having given up bi.
wos's Ike 70 Obtain .,ssSS,n In - sr-sNs
Barb ofee any place ~hsre b. .ervi'e.
lsb, required, COOS penai.a, .seur.'s ,oe I,e.d
isr.etry given Addre.s B. c. rnbsns odsse
WANTED-In Railroad Companys 0Hice a
YoUsG MAN .SSp, u ys: o, ,ss ws2 Ia. .,ns
lIC-ed.s =! .es'Ts'. 'Ps r ..t M ss S.G
vrB tie applicant. vi real name and reisreoee
WANTED-A capable Woman to d, PLAIN
w co9klso and a. hr.,e WASas e 'a No ISoNh nv
The ee;' .ity r.fsTssss. ssuiisS Apply NO
WANTED-A GIRL to do general Homework
ply 91s Me- cd Il -; 80; ss 'i'''' ~ --' '
WANTFD-A respectable BOY, to learn the
w CoNfscrInSEKf sUsiSEss. Al'o' . hr'' rate
ICE CREAM MAKER Apply afer9a N.
W.HENRS MIL Err No. IT'S BIZ atS,y
WANTED-A Colored COOK, that under
w r,nd. h,r business, for snnns, nasrti hoi., n
Leps I,lsnI Apply to WA ii. BRiD0ESS, No. sJ W.
ian o., Spruce.
WANTED-A good JOB COMPOStTOR--
w Apply al Nos q and q Ceda ct, seeo-d hor.
UANTED-A YOUNG FRENCHMAN, about
w sorisyear Of age who unaerst ,Dds ENGLISH Que
who has w.rtsd wooden mid preferred Apply st NON
No 5, Nc. 50 " lhsm g., no stairs
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COL. FIRE NJ rs ! L
" THE ONLY AUTHORIZED spIiioN'
Wi. be puea,sb~e in few Ja,s
TIL LIE AED PUBLIC SERVICES OF
JOHN CHARLES FREAON1'
VITA AZ ACCURATE PORTRAIT on srhtI
Ore pest lhso Pnse 81
1be ,ut.eriesrs she pubic ,s,' ,hs v,irae
b, sr EN- asa, nsgsy senieinsn, Wise % hs a.
s.,he, nc bios~ phy II The ernne. .Sn araO
,sesnt po.ips-ia BY the Eep1oSsr poty tsi ne 80
~ - n he sift ef The Seople has susheaes
ters,t IN his voposrul eareer
orss" sn'aN pERBY JACKSON Fsb'i-hsn.
No lIs Sas,.a q Ssw-fsrt
Several Asudrea Agents wanted IN ev'' sue 70 VI
the shove vsrs. ,r ,...,.s
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i n--...S ., l~gRfcN ISpusrsY-AGsicttrtss ~
..s,r.r. MECHANICS, sri to Sosstkch 80 Ir.S :.
rEria RILArIoSs TO Thist sr =. 80 al r-sarx
',f.I ,Iclssve Of sdver, ements ot wnea sn.,o.J
$50. ,.5i,n RI eounrniston between me 1aus'Ie
seeI -. con, try 10 Mastrsfet VII M ne gu
s,.,inS. 8 ssor 81, and besdy done up Ia for IS
20 80 - yesr secordi lbs numes ?, sp.es 80
together The Ethih vo uH. s.ssu.. SsvYori
80 Is,nss hspdsously mPsnsa'sd- Acres" .
Above.
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NEW MUSIC" dear L I'm 70 R,es scsiA
x.1.sx2 Nv j.e bctf iTsry srnsn, and s.ssta, :.
:. TnRlI FLOWERS" By Lreleh 90 80 80. n,.es
49, n.yIi,hea free Of postage 81 he oSeN 49,.
n,, .a.,suteed when icy scot invae - 80 -.
peis.! .nsn.r,o, Psi 90 Let sPesi.so rA10s "O-
..i.hr.;s "a kstory Of Hsipes bf9S ~ 40 a.,.xv.,
SeoonA Sees sSsvs 0sas4&
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INDIGNATION WANTED of THOMAS

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A FORTUNE to EVERY ON f
"A Ready this day:
HOW TO BE RICH
on, KEY TO HONEST WEALTH.
Being Practical Guide to Farmers, Professional Men, Ne
and all Lsboters
BY AsByn L. SMirr
The road TO wealth 10 plain the read 10 market"
lBen. Franklin
CONTENTS.
l. How much makes Man Rich.
The Principles Of Saving
Facts and Fisures
T. Illustrations AID InstAI ces.
s The Principle applied TO FARMING
9. God Fa ming and bsc.
Hints . Young Farmsr
g. Anew words te Professional Men.
9. To Mechanics, Cleric, nc.
TO- Encouragement for Pour Boys
II. BiuldsrDs into and out Of Fortune
APPENDIX.
The Prairie OF Indiaas and Illinois
Biographical Sketch Of Henry L. Eilsworh'
Erjoym ut Of Wealth and death
Remarkable esses Of Longevity.
Health and Habits.
Hints to Mechanics ard workmsn.
Importance Of Punetualify.
U.es Of Civility.
Moral CouTsse.
How TO be Rich.
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Famers and Gardeners Table.
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