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=, no doubt, tho most wonderful discovery Of this
l age Of prosfsss. Tho following 10 nom dsiin-
suishvG member OF the medical protection
~. Paul, Jannay I, l6jj.
Prof q. ]. Wood i1enf Sirs-unsoiuued, 1 send
you this eenidcaie- Amer beng nearly bald tot long
inle and amor irving oil tho hair Tesiosatves cSant
we Induce 90 hearing Of yours, to give IL a trial
I placed myselfiu The hands Of barber, aud had MY
head well rubbed with good sli brush sud the Ris
totatye then applied and veil rubbed 20, an the scalp
was all glow.--rhis repeated q cry morning, and
10 three weeks the young hair appeared, and grew rap
IDLY from August last up to the present tine, and s
noV Thick black and strong aud pleasant 10 The
touch-whefeas before IA was harsh und WY, what
httle there wa OF IT, and that little disaPpeann.
rapidly, still use your Restorative about lwicu
hnit. Now | have read of these thinsi -and ho ha
not l-but have uovet seen, hitherto, any ease
which ANY PERSONS hair was really benehtied by 40
of the hair tonos SC, OF tho day aud itieau giv
me pleasure 20 record the result Of my eNpurehoe.
have recommended your preparation 10 oihetss und ta
g. ads has largo and general sale throughout he I
itors. Tho people here saw ns effects, and have go
dinnee IN u. An who nave used It here viii cuinei
with me IN what have written. The supply sopse
o.. thf wholesale ngHnis iof the tefriofy, Il ares
en- ,usted, and duly inqutiss Hfe made Tor IT, "
deceive sfedii Tor yaui discovery. fOf ieturuy
thnnks i1f the beh'dt 80 mas done Tor csT,ain
h.d detpaifed long, ung go Of oveT eoeing any
refuii. | eoastaiullie you that your fortune, tinf
lafgr ons,) h Hlf,ady made
Yours hasily,
NV. BOND.
Fiom ofnoad & kellogg, Druggists, s. Paul n. q.
Prot o. }. wood.-Dears u'-My haii had been IT,
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THE BOSTON TRAVELLER,

Stimulated by She itiefiug countenance and goner-
Gus depreciation of tho reading community through
wiirt their ilufnel Dos cNtHnsvey circulated tho
Publishers of ihe fmefi6H frartisr have dtternined
20 withhold nn rhius, which necuniafY nod udn ffal
supply, NOT only 90 deserve the high cttt
nation which their pfst ahorl have achieved, but 10
mctit moro exalted appreciation and atiii wifof
patronage such shall leave hr Haeritaa Trareiirr
without rival nmong ne cootfmprafies. The lb
emlty with which % DISCRIMINATING puhhc hfve hsfe
totoro responded TO thcif enterprise, iutihes the
rho ptt uf the ptouretuts that ncfu1s0
of tholf ondeavus 20 cdy and cutcuain the reading
community will meet with commensurate increase
Of lho already extensive circulation Of the 7raceiisr
Our abundant moans iaf obtaining
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Bank Elections.

MoSrPflIeR BANK r. Langdon
+. f.. lewett, r. r. Keith, Zenas Wood
Geo. Worthngtou.
]. 4. Langdon, President Geo. lIowes,
Cishier.
VrRMoNr BANK IL II. Reed, Geo w.
CoIlamer, Z II. Prentiss, II. w lieaton,
Roderick Richardson.
H.H. Reed, President J. a. Page, Cash
iet.
Tuesday was the day for the Annual
meetlng of the Stockholders Of the Banks
forthe choice Of Directors, SC, IN this State.
In mos, instances there was lutte or no
strf, unl the old boards have very gener-
ally been reelected. IN lhe case Of the
Bethel Bank there was warm contest. -'
A m,iurlty Of the shares 10 this Bank had
recently changed hands, but the new siock-
holders were not permitted TO vote, on the
ground of Illegally alleged by the Prcsi
dent. The old board was therefore re-elect-
cd, as follows:
Wmrg RIVER BANK, Beitsi-A. ?. Hun
ton. George Francis, Loren Guswod, Mer-
rick Cav, Rolln Richmond
A. p. Hunton, President; WIN. NJ. Pingry
Cdshier.
DANk or hUfALIONs-- Wt ON WhTIN If-
elected, with the exception ct Chester BhN-
ter Of sharon. who declined on account Of
ilI health, aud Hiram Moore, of the same
place. was chosen IN his stead. The board
now stands:
WIN. Skinner, Scion Danforih. D. h. W.
m,u, T. d. Briggs, Perley G.. Jones' Zibo
Sprarue, Hiram Moore.
WIN. Skinner, Presidsnt; l. l.. Tllden
Cashier.
ORANoE CoUNrY BANB. Ch.'sed-L. Ba-
con. W. p. DicRlnson, Rufus II. Hyde, Phi
lander Perm, James $, Moore.
l.. Bacon, President George Leslie, Cash
Ter
BANk or NEwBuRr, Weiis Riuer Rob.
ed Harvey, Samuel Hutchns, Charles Hale
Ahucr -. W. Teuny, Abel Underwood, Wi.
lam r. Shedd Oscar G.. Hale.
Robert Harvey, President o. c. Hale
Cashicr.
BRAproRD BANK. George W. prichurd
George P Baldwin, Hubbard Wright Henry
Keycs, Stephen rh1mns, Reuben Page,
Ab14h Howard, IT,
Geo w Pncharj, Presidents b. T. Blod.
geti, Cashier
NoRrnFiElD BANK Calvin Ainsworlh
Perey Belknlp, Reuben Peck John Il
Hutchinson. Alvin Brley.
calvin Aiuswouh, President. II VI. Bates
Cashier Windsor Journal
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~ We are requested to say that Dr..
Gillet Of New York University will deliver
. lecture at the Free Church, on Sunday
eyeoinr next, "on the Immortality Of the
souln and that he will answer the question
&c DO the spirits Of the departed communicate
with the living
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RTA,the ages foii On, The past aud present are
oni stepping -touesto higher achievements aud i'm
proyemrnts ia tho insure. The past pours ull M i'm
proyumsuis out n perfect the present. Thus @. ".
stones Cough, Consumption, aad Bfonehni. Ei,u
contains The concentrated yuues Of ages Of scientific
resosuh. Ttyhs marvellous curative proPeiiv.. See
advertisement t9.ln
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Tue SUES RIDERS, having been appointed By
Tho Hon. Probate Cont iui the Disiret OF wash
iugton Csmmissoucrs, to receive examine aud adjust
alclams snd demands Of H pcfson- uFainst estate
Of simeon Lyman, ,ate Of Mon cer IN said DISTINCT
deceased, represent iusolveni Hnf i've term ut six
month, from ,ha 4th day Of December 1855, being al
lowed hy SAID Cont to the creditors Of sad deceased
to exhibit aud prove their respective claims before
Give notice that We will attend 10 the dutes utouf
appointment a. the dwelling hotFe OF Lucinda N. Ly
man in Montpelier In said District, the Last Non
DAYS Of January 1856 amt May next, a. O'Clock, in the
afternoon, on each ct said days.
GEORGE WORrhlNG ron, ,..,..
JOSEPH HOWES, N''ss's'
AInu LIZ L. laGn la.
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Noah Dodge's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, 10 Probate Cour holden at
Washington uIstIici, -. Montpelier, within and
cr said distrci, the 29lh day OF December, A. d.
1855.
MRS. RoXANA T. DODGE, alminis,utris on the
VA estate of Noah Dodge late Of Barre, to said Dis
ct deccated, presents her adm nstmtiou ivE
s@'ienien'i
Whofyupnn, II u ordered that the sane be referred
olha a2l day Of January ner, at the Probate oiae
10 said Montpelier, inf examination and allowance ;
and that all concerned be notified heTe1fby tho publ
cation Of this order IN the Vermont Waterman and
State Joufnal printed At Montpelier, three weeks
coa-ivcly, soon may be, that ihcy may appear,
aud said tine aad place, II they Cause, object
thereto. BY order nl Court
Gs 7. z. MERRILL Regiaief.
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A common School Convention,

OF parents, teachers, scholars, and others.
will be- holden at L MONTPELIER, on Thurs
day. the 9th Jan. commencing at 100 a. NJ.
Several speakers from abroad may be eS-
pected Let there be grand rally OF the
friends Of COMMON ScHooL Improvement
J. II. GRAHAM,
Seerefa,1j Of dissolution.
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BOOK BINDERY.

Pamphlets, Mssarins'' Se'' bound 10 anysiy de-
sired.
Customers sending theiT orders for Probate, Town
oIother Records, Jolfnals, Dockets,or books inled
b.und 10 ny pattern whatever, may rely upon
eoivlnR pa RECT Satisfaction.
NJ. ". Davis, whose accuracy ard ofkmanshtp IN
this branch Of business has bosn issafsbly inosn
forsevstsl years pact ~iilg give this nses,asnt his
particular attention. ;. NJ. WALTON.
Ia the store 80 loasoeeupisdbJ E.P. walton& y.
p. Walton Sons.
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PAPERS.

Letter. Commercinl Note fof Busiae-s Leuers, ~
cheap you eau purchase 70 Ia Doaloa, ruled and IA
ruled,
Domi, Medium, FolioPo.l, Pos, o0iee ,Book Cover,
Blotting, &C. &c.
500 a ,o% n s,,is WRAPPING, an.ino'
BLANK BooKs& MEMoRANpuhs Of ahkiad'
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includes The receipt Of ioufniis om abfosd and the
whole uf our vide-f ntrad counfry the uaimtfd
n ne magHtc telegraph, through me- lines
rhieh center tic CoaHfHg Room ~ QGes The
muuicutons II Intelligent and fiithf cuffc snnnhents
at evory material foreign OF dnWest, point and
experienced cnipi Of fopofru ur ~ nff1ing oveat
Of interest Of more local description. Uuspuiinr e
forts will always be- made 10 .oap the fullest udvan.
taees Of these means aud to augment thcm as cir
aha III
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SOLDIERS
ATTEND TOYOUR INTEREST,".

Tothe soldiers their eus or legal representatives
who served the Revolutionary WEI OF the War {
1879.
The unde,sigued, having lived tn the Iinols Boun.
~ Land Dntict Tor the last twsut voars and having
acted 10 The capacity OF Assessor, Co iecnr, and A
gent, therein, and had much to do wrh Ttles, nos
made himself thoroughly acquainted with The Land
Busin ness ard hiss hec5mg convinced that there are
macy 90 the older States who tuvc some interest 10
those Bounty Laads and although thcso Lands may
he held aud occup under taA-ties still one ,erscd
10 the coud realize something Tor the old sol
der or bis heifs.
Having located myself ia this city, for he purpose
ct Conducting general Real Estaie business 10 this
statc will examine lauds add titles, pay taxes. lo-
cate u0ds, with wtirints nt ctsh aud sell nds In
this state, Iowa, Wisconsin, aud Minnesota Terrific
~, etsunaho terms us auy agent 10 the West.
Any person Who will write the, giving the full name
o. an, soldier hat regiment aud Company he served
MO believe drow lands IN this bounty Land
realized for the Slain Of such Soldier To said Lundf
he has Any.
Alwho SEQ this, may, by giving Information losol
diets or tbeth eUs, help them TO receive something
for Then claims.
References;
Hou :. A. Douglass, l. Ifumhul, u. :. Senate.
W. A. Rtchatdson,J l.. Hams, Members OtCong
J. a, Maiteson, Gov. Of tho state Of illinois.
" J. u. Cation, 60 skinner, Judges of Supreme Court.
s H. Treat, q. 8. uistf CT Judge.
a. John Moore, TIeasuioI Of Illinois.
- A. stafne. Secretary Of state.
T. P. Walton, IT,, Montpolior, VI.
La Sale Illinois, October, 1855 59'3m
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The American Traveller,
PRICE REDUCED.


Tho Publishers ofihe TRAVELLER have decided to
6faish their paper hereafter to Clubs at tho following
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.svetal years becoming prsmatufey gay, accompanied
by hafshaass which ondefs the caa.tsnt application
vt OIL necessary In dfcssing 81. When I CONNIE need
usinf youf ~ Restorative about two month"; ase a
was tn that condition. add having al. 49,.
within the last Three weeks has returned To- it nat
ufai color and assur1e asoness and lusifo afoaiv 10
b. pfoetfed 20 Those procured IVY the application of
oils ~ any oihei propagation thavc ever used. fe.
gud indispensable suico for ovafy iadyts toll.
et whethcfto be used asa Her Restofsuvo Or Tor The
simple purpose Of dfessng or beuuiiiyinf tho hair
You have pofnission also rcief 10 e al no entsf.
'an any doubts Of s performing ~ that said faf h.
MRS. q. sNMONDs, ia Thtrd o..
Ciacinnati, Ohio, Re 10Th. is5i.
Carlyle, ili Jaae 77th, 1855
have led rfof o. !. Wopd's Hau Restorative, and
have Admired its wonderful effect Ny hair was no.
coming, - ihOugnt prenatutely ffay hut b the use
uths Rcstofliivs 30 has resumed its original color
and have no doubt, pcrmanentiy 80.
Ex-senator Uaned states.
grookded, Mass, Jnnupty H. 1856
Prot Wood dear nifi-iiiving maze q ti4l OF
your Hair Restorative, u etvea pleasure tossy that
De elect aas been eScoent in tenoying inhi nation
dandfue nd tonstani tendency with which
have been troubled itom childhood, aud hns aliote
stored my iaif which becoming gay, 80 IT, ong
nal color have used no uthot uftrlu with auythius
liko the pleasure end pfohL
Youf. truly,
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, niookhold.
watofrd, 1854.
Prof q. }. Wood with cohhdrn nee can 4 recon.
mend youf iitif Restorative bHing the most onira
ctnuf Article ever saw. have used ino Mahnhcns
aud many oaef pfsrafHiunt Of DO day. 40 tpu0tfett
Since ustlr fouf Han kestnuuivr, my hniraud whi-L
81, which were almost whitc have gradually grown
darn, and nov tel confident thtt few HinfHpnltct
ons Will restore them Co their natural rullr 10 utn
has relieved no Of a. dtndfu nod unpleasant tchtuc,
no common among pcriads WAC pofspife freely
10 ktLHY.
Forsalo by q =. WOOD a CO., Pfos.ietofs-aitrt
o. of MAY $40 Bfoadsns. Now Yofk.
tuf sale at Mauuiictufet'. piiv's by 90 pfincipa
Ufuagists OF Sow fufk. aud in Montpelier by
SCOTT x BROOKS.
Also. Tor sale, Prof WODUis udautni smstivo
Linimcni aud Vefimbio Magic life Pills. Wautntcd
ngifo .tu.i.iion pf nIuey refunded. 500 Circulars
On hands OF ago Agents. %; yd2w
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Twice as much work can be
dame I'm "a duV.

The greatest Clothing aud Shoe Manufacturing oa
tahlishmeuis ia The county use these machines ef.
clusiyeiy They competent 10 perform every SOFT
VI work 10 the most perfect style.
As there vofy great numheis Of infer OF Or on
tirey worthless sewing machines Of The l.eIow *
Blodgott Avery Wilson, Clover A Baker, and other
patents which have beon seld but canuot be used 10
advantage, We hereby offer 10 receive al snch ma
chimes, and also uninpto we'd ones Of our "wn manu-
fnrture, IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW AND LAT
EST IMPROVED MAUhINEs, on lihafal term, 80
All old machines thus obtained by ~ viii be broken
% nd Destroyed. For particulars apply by letter OF
PEI equally al our New York oalce.
N. B--L0cal agen,s wanted 70 make sails OF our
isnpto % sowing Machines. To perfons properly
tt.t.i ..l..l.s MI. sulEu II a
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A SETTLEMENT

requested with all Persons havug 90 uosottcd &C.
count with Micah Ftenoh OF lanes 6. French 10 tho
month Of January 1886.
MnnInnlInI ian. lal. ls.n. lNlM
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Polish aces eau be- siafchad in either cold of boiled
starch and IRON immediately vithoVt the unfAvotnhle
rosults which usually falow by the ordinary manner
Free only 10 cents, in ligs bottles.
Prepared hy -. TAYLOR, IT,, 10 Broad suoei, Bos-
ton, nnd rnld Ivy Druggists and Gfooefs generally.
J. VI. nenrv, WaioibuTy general sgoui lot Nermon,
md Canndn East. sSly.
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Singers Sewing Machines.

rI,HEsE Machines have long sustained the highest
] reputation in tho Uatcd States. THE FIRST
PRIZE-A GOLD MEDAL-has recently heen a.
wntded to them nj the great Exposition Of The Palace
Of fodusy Ia PARIS, Aad thus thoy huVe the Woiid's
verdict Of supauoiity.
Groat improvements have just been added, so that
thay run without noise, with ease " the operator Al
double the Ordinary speed, 20 that
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LAND WARRANTS
R0uGnT OR LOCATED.

rINHE Subscriber will pay the highest piiocs for
! LAND WARRANTS persons wishing 10 sell
their Warrants will cad n for their interest TO me
before Opposing Of them. Having made n
with responsible pauiCs residing In the States Of
Wisconsin and foWa. who are VOL acquainted with
the country, and with locating iands willoeaie lands
in Northern iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, the
mos reae onablv terms.
HARVEY TiLOEN.
na.,a Auguqt / ie5S fetf
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I'M. SINGER n co,
Fysuejsaf once, 323 Bro0dray, ". n.

FrlncIpaf OMtf, JXJ HFo0d"0Bi W y.
BRANCH OFFICES n Hanover 81, Buston.-
l49 Chestnut st., Ph,ladelphia. los Baltimore Street.
Baltimore 2l3 WalHut st., Cincinnati. 10 ~ 81.
CHARLES 81. Now Orleans. Gloversvtle, NY. 3JS
Broad 81. Newark, N. J. O2-mo.
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Tay!Or's Premium Starch Polish.

THIS a'tiole has been tested by
the bestjudecs and pronounced
supe riorto anithing Of The kind In
the mltket il DOT only gives a
cioai polish 10 The linen, but obvi-
ates manr difficulties TO which
liundfcsses are subject. II pre-
vents the starch ffom sticking to
the iron. and causes the linen TO te-
tain its Suffneas. Another impoT-
"a nj advantage -, that by usiag tho
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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
Stationery Of all kinds.

PEN, Pencils, tnkst.nds. ladies ADD sebooi,
Travelling inkstan h, Quiils, sand, - nd Bosus,
Wafors-whito, tIuuspffehta0d fedi letter Stsmps,
IndnIihio Ink. Eiaufes. Sealing Wax,
Ladie.' Note aud Leuet Paper, ruled nd unTuled,
Gilt aud nlain Envelopes to mttch--somo eKlIai
Pen Knivss, Wafer RoHes. Port folios, Fort M0eias,
Gard Cases Cards Of nll kinds, Niaiiing and Game,
Wedding Caids aud Cake Botes,
Bristol Boafd-all siEas and thieknes.es,
Drawing Papefs-ffom Cspto super Royal
nnanet bnafd. straw BOARD Binders Junk Board,
Gill Surfaced and MsFbled Paper
arFe lot Of the best E.N ia Quart Pint, dor I'D
school Boules, Writing books. States OF all.i'
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RE ST0R ATIYE

rs, no doubt, tho most wonderful discovery Of this
1 age Of prostess. Tho following 10 liom dlsin-
guishrG member OF the MEDICAL profession
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Of tho Traucper, which hls received the sfrhdv com
mendauon of IT'S readers and the puhlc generally,
it, careful and Impartial notices sur rrvttws NJ new
bonks, such O.. may n0ufl the fe1dera reliable aod
u.clu guide go tho mcfits OF ihe puacaidas Of uur
tecming book piess.
THa MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
oubfaccs 600 Original or carefully selected tale. with
oiginll contributions from able wTtcfs on acientihc
TOPICS. from VIII rh renders may derive improve.
ueut 40 be mind and the affections.
THE COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.
10 addition Inc regular prices current, frvicw Of
the market and hpni1s iairfesi, weekly epofts
gwen OF the meirhi 0dise add ;hc produce mHtkets
generally. aut VI thr tile markets iulds ur by nm
cxlefirrcrd tepotitr expressly Tor the IrsrtAfr.
.4geat suppiisd reasonable terms.
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Thc Daily Evening Traveller,

T. published 1T sir D1iihrs Yeaf, 10 advance and
solid az Tro Ccats COPY. Tris pioneer fira cert'
paror matatatus IFS afrndancy and with its fhrs'
do " sdons, hls Hn unsuiptsed cffcultion- FiUiag
q suPcrior airsntagfs a. aH adcei tsntg meaiam.
wORTHINGTON, FLNNDERs n co.
PUBLISHERS,
Traveller Buildings, State st., Boston.
"a Am
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H0lice.

Succession Of w. r. r,,,.,srs-Stxth Jude,al D,,.
trsct Ccurt-Patish Of East Baton Roupe-No
~, Probate.
WHkReAs joaS D. Cox.Aux, administrator Of
W Tie above Succession. has filed his anal ae-
count 10 The oass Of che undersigned Clerk Of said
Court.
Notice 70 hereby given to a, person, ,nterested
0saow cause within thirty days from the Arss
IA aasa 81 SAis notice, why the said account
eheold net u approved, hemoiornsed and msds
'a ~! !sss.'a' u he essr.:
1C1AWS CAD8o, stssl ftames-sor sale
~ a J. L. WALLET
=: !: i: : {: . s,:s:, s;;.:
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IN the matter of the succession of su.As
RusskL. dcc'd.--Sixth Judicial District
Court--Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
La n" 39s. P,ohate.n
NJ HEREAS. :oHN s Huaugr. Admins.
w traitor Of the estate Of S,LAs Russell,
decd. {. IN. e, late Of this Parish. has this
day filed in the Office q the undersigned
Clerk, his final account of said succession,
Notice is hereby gwen TO Ill persons
interested to show cause within thirty day .
from the FIRST publication Of this notice.
why the said account should not he sp.
proved, homologated and made the Judge
ment of this court. B. +. BRYAN,
mar27 Clerk.
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NOTICE.

IN the matter Of the succession IT RoLANp
THOMAS. and RsnscoA THoMas--Sixth
Judicial District Court--Parish Of East
Baton Rouge No. 1887 Probate.
nv uEREAS Joseph Mariane"x, Ad-
w ministrator, has fled in the Office
Of the unaersigned clerk Of said court. an
account Of his administration of said estate.
Notice is hereby given to oil prrsous in
terested to show cause within thirty days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said account should not be ap-
proved. homologated and made the iudg-
ment Of said court.
mar CIV. Is. +. BRYAN, CFk.
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ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA aroisss
NEst Baton Rouge--Cour du CINE Dist.
J"l;eisire--INo. 1918 HsSay FoLtrn,
contte scs c,eanciers
I'M vertn dun otdre de 10 Coun du Six.
IL it,ne District Judiciaire de Ia f'arois-
se d'Est Baton Rouge, lance dams l'afaire
ci-dessu. entitnl<e ct numerotEe, les cream.
ciers De Henry Fuller, eoot notifies par les
p,Ssentes d'svoir 4 re rGunir 4 Von bureau
en- 10 vile lie Baton Rogs. llsrcred;. 10
l3me jour de Mai 1850, 4 10 heures du ma.
tin. pour dkliberer sur les saaires de Henry
deoitem insoIvab|e do cette psroisse, ct
pour determiner la ms"'er- Ia plus svsn.
tagcuse de disposer des effects abaudonnfs
par 10 dit insoIvable M profit do SEES cr6.
anriess. SAML. SKOLFIELD,
Mia LILO. Recorder
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JAS. 4, DuACKLEv,

JAS. q, 1UACKLEY.
tOtd stan Il ut j. w. Wo9G1W
ISRESOtvED to keep the largest .rshn
aud most varied assortment o.
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS endV y
CAPS. in this city, La'ie.. Gents and
Childten's Boosees, shoe., slippers, etc
Ne will sell at the very lowest each prices,
aud invites the public to call and examine
his 81" l before purchasing elsewhere.
Fresh receipts from the Northern
Manufactures every week. Store on La
taYet'e st'eet. ian2g-y.
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.rror Nurt1sg Goods.

HAVE now IN sto,e beautiful salec.
! ton NJ New Spring Dtess Cop.,s, con-
si.tiog "f Rich Flcsneed Bsrtaxes, 1rens.
dimes. silk Tissues, Otgand"s, Jsckopets,
Lawns, and Printed j.iaens-white goods
of al kinds, together with fall line n
staple god1s II al kiads--to which |
would respectfully invite the attention II
the public generally,
mat25 w u. VHILtVVS
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aa.,ase Eu nlsa. ! n9s.

MATER Cister"s. Drirpe,s s"d E~srs ;
w oval. cctsgcc and coIc,ed Hall Lamps
eran.lled Stew Pans: block tin aud iron
sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ret
ties. east iron and ea''hen spitt"o"si oval,
square and Gothic Walters; Ssvers and
Tea Trays: Lamp Globes, 9limmets and
Wick rich center table French busters
common Yankee iitt"; com"'"". wocle",
Furnished. Bsittsnia anil silver plated la
Bile Casters, At Murr.r Il Huerrr.
mays, Ch"teh street
Wooslen Ware. Drvcsss. t,t"-s,es, Ike,
HAND BROWNS; Wisp. Heath, Horse,
III White wash Marking, sctubbing, Cob
web and Paint Brushes Chons. Reels
Butter Da.het-, Towel Rollers Butter
STAMPS, wcc'eu slccns, Salad Forks !,
Wooden Pals; Piggins, Cedar Tubs,
wstef and Well Buckets; Coco piprets;
Wash Boards; WorJ Scoops Trays. Pals,
Ac. MONTAN II Ht1GuET.
mays. Church street.