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C.TTlNG's PATENT AnsxoTYPEs.

CuTTING'S PATENT Am BK OTYPEN.
YINHESE pictures are
i ahead of any thing 49, NUSSe1sr.
ever before made. The ~ NEHS
subscriber would cali NsN U3fy UlGk16
he attention Of those GkXN SSSIXlI7
wishing to get pie
ture that VIII never fade change in the least TO
the superiority Of Cuttings Ambrotypes. Be par
ticular, If In want Of Of these, TO call at the
AagRorYPE GALLERY No. 3, Third Street Pictures
are warranted TO give entire satisfaction and guar
antied to equal any in the western country He has
got the largest and finest Gallery between ST. Louis
and Chicago, with side ight and sky light which no
other GALLERY in this city has. lie has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keoku R and Lee county All
other pictures protesting 10 be the counter
feits, and an imposition on the public They are
but worthless limitations of the genuine Ambrotype,
gotten up 10 deceive the public. The Ambrotype
will keep in water well upon the parlor table.
They may also be set in tomb stones and remain
unmpaired for ages
Jss- Instructions given in Ambrotyping, and al
so IN taking pictures glass not patented suit
those who wish to travel. He has also q large
stock of chemicals hand and collodeon of the I'm
est quality, and ready for use
Gallery No 3, Third-st, keokuk, Iowa.
apr35-dtf EMERSON, Artist.
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kokUk INSURANCE. AGENCY,

kOhIk INSURANCE AGENCY.
OFFICE corner Of Main and second Streets M
~ stairs.
CAPITAL:
Commercial Insurance Company, hoe .0C0.
EtBa Insurance Company, 5000, 00O.
star Insurance Company $3.50 900.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, 5000 goo
Htna Life Insurance Company, $685. 600
Policies issued on dwellings, stores AMI merehan =
die, in city and country. Marine and Life Insur-
ance Effected on reasonable terms.
apr4dm W W. BELKNAP, Agent.
kEOkUk MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Capital, 100000.
FNiiIs Company liz prepared 10 do Marine Insur-
/ ance business. Cargo risks taken at customary
rates, and the usual Cash facilities extended reg
uIar customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS
A. Bridgman, VIM. + Turner,
+. II Harrison, Geo. II. smyth
John Tcmpin, 4. J.. Deming,
ohm McCune G. i. Conn,
e. Garber. jas f. Cox.
W G. Rentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN, President
e.. b. SM1IH, Vice President.
A. l.. DEMING, Treasurer.
WV. +. Turner, Secretary.
Office in I'd story Concert Hall building.
ian3idd wymo
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From he New York Tribune.
The song Oft the Camp.

ne song Oh the SHHP.
cRasAs INcInEsr.
"Give ~ Song - the soldiers cried,
The uutrt trenches guarding.
When the heated guns of the camps allied
Grew weary of sombardng.
The dark Redan, in silent scott,
Lay, grim and threatening, under
And the tawny mound Of the Malnkof,
No longer belched its thunder
There was pause. The guardsman said
Owe storm the forts tomorrow
Sing while we may, another day
VIII bring enough OF sorrow.
They lay along the battery side,
Below the smoking cannon
Brave hearts from Severn and from Clyde,
And from the banks Of shannon
They sang Of love and not Of fame,
Forgot was Britain's glory;
Each heart recalled different name
But all sang "Annie Laurie.
Voice after voice caught up the song
Until its tender passion
Rose like an anthem rich and strong
Their battle eve confession.
Dear girl, her name he dared not speak.
ct, as the song grew louder,
something upon the soldiers cheek
Washed Of the stains of powder
Beyond the darkening ocean burned
The bloody sunsets embers,
While the Crimean valleys learned
How English love remembers.
And once again fire Of hell
kaned on the Russian quarters,
With scream Of shot, and burst Of she'll,
And believing Of the mortars.
And Irish Nora 's eyes are dim
Fer singer, dumb and CORY
And English Mary mourns for him
Who sung Of "Annie Laurie
An, soldiers to your bonorcd rest
Your truth and vaior bearing,
The bravest are the tenderest--
The loving are the daring.
BAYARD TAYLOR.
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sv7 Dow, Jr., says "Life is a country
dance down outside and back tread on the
rywhere; all hands around right and left.
Time hangs up the fiddle, and death puts out
the lights"
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To Inc PubIIc.

HAVING determined, hereafter to do an exclu
L sIveiy cash business in our retail department
we are prepared t. sell all kinds Of ats, Caps Bon
nets, &c, at greatly reduced prices Our stock is
now very complete, and keep nothing but the
best grades Of goods always have the latest s,yles
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
are sold on credit. 50 with your dimes
&sH- All kinds Of Millinery work done TO order
ut the shortest notice.
Oct. u -dtf b. r. HUMPHREY Il GAGE
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WHOLESALE STEALING. - Some theving
scoundrcl visited, night before last. a mum
Der of rooms in the Virginia Hotel and Hess
House, and stole all the money and valua-
bes he could find. Most Of the victims of
his rascality were travellers. At the Hess
House, some ten or twelve were robbed of
sums varying from ten to twenty dollars each.
AT the Virginia Hotel the thief visited only
two rooms, from one Of which he took a
watch and pocket book containing fifty five
dollars in money and a number Of valuable
papers belonging to a gentleman from Mis-
souri,. We have not learned that there is
any clue to the perpetrator of this burglary
but we hope that he will not escape detec-
ton. Here is a chance for the new Stars
Quincy Wing. I'd.
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NNxEsth CONFERENCE.-THE session,
WAsHIxGToN. Anril al

WASHINGTON, April 30.
SgNArE.-The Senate to-day passed the
House bills making the appropriation for the
Improvement Of Sheboygan harbor, and for
making Columbus, Kentucky, port OF de-
livery.
Mr.. Biggs rose and defended the action of
the naval retiring board; replying to the re-
cent speeches of Messrs. Houston and others,
complimenting the official conduct Of the
Sec. of Navy.
Mr.. Adams complained Of the injustice
done by the naval officers, and earnestly IN
sisted that their wrongs should be redressed
Adjourned.
IIousr.--Thc Houseis engaged in the dis
cus>ion of the bill reported from the Com
mittee on Commerce and establishing col
Letting districts, designating ports Of entry,
and modifying the revenue laws
The farther consideration of the bill was
then postponed to the second Monday in
June.
Mr.. Herbert referring to the recent massa-
ere at Panama, said this was not the first
time such offence had been committed in that
quarter, and thought it high time the Gov
eminent should put an end to such proceed
lngs. If our citizens are to receive no relief
the sooner the country is so informed the bet
ter. He offered a resolution, which was
adopted, instructing the Committee on For
eign Affairs to inquire if any and what fur
Their legislation was necessary to secure the
security Of property of American citizens
passing over the Isthmus of Panama the In
dian appropriation bill was then taken up in
committee.
Mr.. Burlington and Mr.. Meacham severaly
spoke against the extensl on Of Slavery and
in favor of the admission of Kansas into
the Union with q Free State Constitution
already presented to the House. The latter
gave notice of his intention TO introduce
resolution instructing the Commtteeon Terri
tories to report a bin for the purpose.
Adjourned.
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ssuatter sovereignty.

A little while ago the Times vouched for
the sterling Democratic character Of the
Richmond Enquirtr, and It's own reputation
rs party organ would be sufficient. we sup
pose, to render Its authority rs a Democratic
organ unquestionable. Well. the Times and
the Democracy in the Northern States pro-
fess to stand upon the platform of Squatter
Sovereignty, and deny, with Pierce and
Douglass, the power of Congress over Slav-
cry in the Territories, either to prohibit or
establish it. Well, this is the way tho plain
spoken and fearless Richmond Enquirer
talks about the subject, and il is in admira-
bic contrast, in its avoidance Of subterfuges
aud political ''fetches,' with the trmmcrs,
casuists and pettfoggers of politicians who
act throughout the North as the lacquevs
and apologists of the slave olgarchv. Hear
ii
"Among the fair bnt false and fatal theo-
ries Of the day, none attracts so much hon.
age as the ''Squatter Sovereignty courte-
can. There are none so radiant with mere
trcious chains, none SO ready with deceit
full promise, and none so sure to cover their
victim with shame and reproach. The SOW
ereignty Of the people is noble principle
and should command universal homage.
Squatter Sovereignty is an imposture, q
counterfeit copy, an ugly idol wrought by
mans hands, and should be kicked off the
pedestal where it sits IN mock majesty and
courts the admiration of fools and dema-
gogues.
: We cannot conceire hotc any doubt can
arise as TO the ful, perfect, unlimited, and
souereig,s po,cer OF the Federal Gorern-
ment Deer The Territory Of Kansas as the
agent or trustee Of the eristing States"
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TT When you 20 10 drown yourself. al
ways pull off your clothes-they may fit your
wile's second husband.
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- Col. Richardson has been nominated
by the Democracy of Illinois for Governor
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60 The late charter election at Bloom
ington, H., resulted in the election Of the
anti Nebraska ticket by "A vote of two to one
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ICE /! ICE I

ICE promptly delivered daily, in any part of the
L town, in any quantity to suit customer
apr30d J. A. RALsT0N 4 co,
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LorIs NAPoIEoN.---T Boston atlas is
disposed to agree that Louis Napoleon be-
hayed himself correctly while in this coun-
try, but does not think such good conduct an
excuse for the means by which he attai ned
the supreme power in France. 1t SAYS
"Medlocrity is too fond of carping at
greatness, and scandal will be busy, not
only with common plebeians but with uncom-
mon Princes. Our readers have all heard the
stories about Napoleon ILL.,, when he was Ma
poleon- nothing at-all; how, when in this
country, he behaved like an anmitigated
BLACKBOARD, bilked his landlord, and was put
into the Tombs for inebriety. But monarchs
are more fortunate than mere mortas, mas
much us they usually find somebody to de
fend them while living, although everybody
is AT liberty TO libel them after they are dead.
The Emperor Of the French has secured a
champion in the Rev. G. S. Stewart, y. S. n,
who writes to the National Intelligencer that,
while in New York, Napoleon behaved like a
gentleman, led quiet life, and was any
thing but disspated in his habits. All this
is very we'll but if Mr.. Stewart could have
shown that this Napoleon is not d perjured
traitor, and a wholesale murderer, he would
have made out better case for his favorite.
He may have behaved we'll in America, but
he has acted very much like a knave in
France.D
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70 any Gentleman

tNISlIING new Hat We have just received per
w Express ! 2 dozen Soft Hats of Superior q ual-
ity AT the "Great Western Emporium"
u. Il. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
August | /, 1855.
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LIE We learn that the recent out
break a Erie was originated BY scuffle be-
tween Young Walker, ralroader and Coch-
ran, arail-ripper. The latter got the worst
IF the scufile, and to ayenge himself aroused
N b, who taking advantage Of the tempo
rarv absence Of ,Ioonson. the editor of the
"Constitution, rallied, at first some forty
in number, which increased to about 300 and
demolished the Office Of the ''Constitution, :
together with various law libraries in the
building, papers, notes, &c, to the amount
Of some So 600 They then paraded the
streets, firing few shots into the houses OF
those who had made Observation-Disclosures By
siding in favor Of law and order.The Mavoi
looked on and enioyed the scene MS hugely
as did \ ero of old the destruction of his I'M
perial city. He (the Mayor did not ever
read the riot act or make any effort to stay
the outrages. Surely such a man has earned
the disgrace of an election TO Congress from
that Infamous town, to which it is said he as
| pires. The Pennsylvania law, as we are In
formed, will not hold the city liable for dam.
ages done by the mob, even under creum
stances so aggravated. On Saturday tn
mob were preparing an evenings entertain
ment, in the way of burning in efhgy Gov
ernor Pollock and other obnoxious person
ages. What lovely state Of things
cleveland Leader.
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The above mill having proved superior 10 any
other now in use, would request parties about
purchasing Circular Saw Mills 10 examine these a.
We feel confident that they possess advantages over
all now manufactured
aprsO -dbtw6m T. WICK ERSHAM Il SON
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FOH SALE.
nor SALE-Two new brick dwelling houses
i Apply Possession Immediately
SMITH d NANSICkLEN.

Igor SALE--A farm Of 200 acres, all under first
l. rate fence - acres in Timothy divided into
fields, large hay barn 40x6D containing tiut rate
fine young orchard with variety IF selected fruit.
the premises. There u likewise brick
sehoohouse near by. 40 acres of timber within one
mile of the farm be purchased if desired Price
$50 per acre one third cash, and balance in and
two YEAR. SMITH NANSICKEN.
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Norcross' Patent Circular
&AW MIL

FNHE undersigned having obta ined the exclusive
control II the right for N. q. Norcross Circu-
lar Saw Mill for the Western States would caution
purchasers Of circular mills that we have sold
l. Nlckersham Son the exclusive right of manu-
featuring said mill in the city of keokuk and vi
entity and sale of the same in the States Of Iowa,
illinois and Missouri. LEE 4 LEAvIIT.
Cincinnati, April 2Sth, 1856.
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FOH SaIr,

L$lGiITl acres of land three ~ lice from this cit
IL with "a comfortable house On the same.
Inquire Of ID. + Humphrey 4 Gage So Ma
street between Sd and 4th, Vim. NJ. u Terrence
Also l60 acres situated six miles north Of Oska-
loo.a, Mahaska Co
feb26dtf ID. r. UI MpHREY 4 AGE
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SSsPARKLING and bright
- In the liquid light
Is the water IN our glasses"
MISSES. Moore Hooper respectfully announce 10
their friends and patrons that they have again put
in operation their fountain which dspenses its cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices of most delicious fruits and flowers. A win
ters rest has enabled Messrs. NJ Il H. to make such
improvements in the manufacturing process, that
they say nnhesitatingy it cannot be surpassed by
any Hrated water IN the world. Cali and satisfy
yourselves. Remember the place. Z Main street.
Behold the mark,
little fountain cell
Where water clear diamond spark,
my3d In stone basin fell,
LNRENCH CANDIES - We have just received
i from New York, large assortment of fine
French Candies. Call and get some at
apr20d CREIGHTON 4 DINNERS.
lust RECEIVED at Crei ghton Dinner 5, a large
~ lot Of choet Cigars, such will not fail 10
please all who will call and try them
/ Ell IT BE REMEMBERED that Ice Cream il
IL selling fast Creighton i Dinners, johnson
ctr
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New Arrival.

New Arrival.
DROWN and tan colored hats high and low crown
- Of every style and quality. just received by
oct23dwtf ID f. HUMPHREY GAGE.
LslVE hundred dozen plush caps, just received at
the store Of d. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwtf
nNE thousand Bonnets of ali styles and qualities
" at d. L. Hi MpHREY GAGE
oct23dw,f
Nj lLLINERf Goods Of every variety, the low
vi est prices, at D +. III MPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwif.
IHHREE hundred dozen wool and enc hate Of every
L style, at D.F HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
octr3dwtf.
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FHE5E picturer arc
1 ahead Of any thing .
ever before made. The |
subscriber would call
the attention Of those
wishing to get a pie
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40 acres of timber land four miles from the city
$40 acres Of land WITHIN three miles Of the city.
229 acres, 60 acres under cultivation, near Canar
20. A liberal credit will b. given.
2G5 acres, also under cultivation eleven miles
from the city. Terms easy.
SMITH NANSITkI I'm
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Republican congregational consen-

Washington March ~ 1896.
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A REGULAR SNAKE AND NO SNAKE
SroRr.-Vialet & Co, have In their
front window. a regular snake in the
way Of a sweet potatoe--a most re.
markable iusus nature, to which The
attention Of the curious ia invited.
The vegetable animal is coiled up in
the attitude of the rattle" when about
to strike, and in his head. eyes, mouth
and other appointments, is as we'll pro-
port'oned as his prototype. What is
the more remarkable is the fact, that,
the reptile has kind Of emi-concious
ness, and when you pinch his tail, be
turns his head, displaying a row of we'll
defined teeth, and forked tongue.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-29

Gas Mr.. N. Aubin, Of Cincinnati
has invented gas generating stove
40 that every man may make his own
gas. We are willing to give Porkc-
polls, credit for much; but not for
this The idea (which is everything
In such matters) originated 10 this city.
The editor Of this paper, in connection
with a gentleman Of scientific attain.
ments, invented the gas generating
stove, and actually attempted to light
up the Post Office then located where
the Old Harvey house now Stands
Their stove was made OF tin, by JoHN
TItAso, Eco, and in their attempt TO
raise steam exploded but this did
not cause disappointment, to the citi.
Gems who came to see 1t, on given
night. The gentleman wen. to work
and manufactured an article which
served the purpose, for an experiment
In junk bottles. We make this state
ment now, in order that posterity may
be able 10 give credit where credit is
due, for the invention that Mr.. Anbin
claims, in an article to the Rail road
Record"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-29

THE New ORLEANS AND SOUTHERN
DIREcToRY ron 1S57.--It will be
seen elsewhere that Mr.. J. Taquino, is
now In town, authorized 10 receive
subscription and arrange for advertising
in the new Directory for 1867. The
work will contain complete business
and firm directory oftbis city, see ad-
vertisement elsewhere
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-29

ARTIFICIAL IcE.-AD ice machine
has just been completed at the Cuya-
hoga Iron Work., Cleveland, Ohio,
Which is capably Of producing one ton
of solid crystal ice in twenty hours
A tlial has recently been made Nth
the above result while the mercury
Stood at 80 degrees 10 the apartment
The estimated expense Of manufac.
turing ice by such machine IL rs
per ton, or fourth ola cent per
pound. '7* {
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-29

Pristine AND PUBLrsHING.---A
young lady explained to printer, the
other day, the distinction between
printing and publishing. and at the
conclusion of Der remarks, by way of
illustration, said: You may print
kiss on my cheek, but you must not
publish it."
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Gk gully! Go'ltet.
BATON ROUGE, :::::.OCT. 90. 1850.


v THE DAnr Mail LIVE Arrange
ments have at length been completed
for daily coast line of mail packets.
The Laurel Hill and Capitol, will as
usual make two trips, and the G. D
JR., in communal of our fellow citizen.
Capt. Eugene Lanoue, will make three
trips, week. The latter craft, has
undergone complete and thorough re-
pair, and is entitled to the appellation
Of the lightning line. As passenger
packet, the locomotive could not take
a gentleman TO the city in less time
One may get Oh the G. D. JR, and
GO to the city, during the smoking Of
D" long nine." fta H
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-29

DISTRESSING Accidentally. O. p.
Langworthy, while riding in bis buggy
on Wednesday moring last, near the
residence of j. j. Delee, Esq, had bis
horse to take fright, and run away,
throwing the Doctor, out d the buggy
and wounding him very dangerously.
He is now laying very i'll a; Mr.. De-
lees. The accident casts a gloom over
our community in which the Doctor,
was highly beloved and respected. !
Clinton La Patriot 25inst.
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THE NEW ORLEANS
AND 5a
Southern Directory for 1887
The above work win be ready fora6
ilYerY nv the QEfh nj ecAfnher.

The above work win Be ready fords
livery BY the A5fh Of December.
BESIDES its proper contents it will con
ID tain A LIST OF THE NAMES AND
THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS OF
THE PLANTERS IN THE STATES OF
LOUISIANA. MISSISSIPPI, ARKAN-
SAS AND TEXAS; 50 far as ID can be
completed up TO the time of going to press.
The City, the adjoining Country and
the neighboring States, will be carefully
canvassed. and the Publishers announce
with confidence, that this work will meet
with the wishes of its Patrons in every
respect. ..-s.5s, s..,,s ,s.,s,....-.s4
The NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORY
offers g1eat Advantages as a means Of adj
vertising for besides its general circulation
in the City. its new feature of Planters
List will cause its almost universal demand
In this and adjoining states--fot which
reason larger edition will be printed than
ever before published,
A II business applications should be adj
dressed to w II Rainey, Box NJ o23.
Terms of Adve Using, $40 per Page,
including a Copy OF the Directory, Cap,
Cards inserted at so cts per line .g5
.. A, MYGATT B. CO.
Publishers and Booksellers, 90 Camp st.,
New Orleans.
J. Tqurso, is our authorized Agent to
receive Subscriptions and arrange for Adj
vertising in Baton Rouge
The work will contain complete bust
ness and firm Directory Of the city of Ba-
ton Rouge.
to Orders left at the Shoe Store OF 4.
L. Henderson, Lafayette ST., will meet
prompt attention oct2e.
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Cast Il German steel.

A FULL assortment Of Square and Fiat Bars:
III CAST and German Steel from n TO inch. Al.
20 American and English Blister Stee ut
LARGUIER d LANOUE'S
octzS. Hardware Establishment.
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To plnaferers.

pLAsTERER's and Pointing Troweis; sd 6ps
a Boston Blues; Lathing Hatobets, light and
heavy; Cement, Hair and Plaster at
oct29 LARGUIER d LANOUC.
Cor. Lafayette and Florida SIS
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-29
CASH NOTICE

a 5 HAVE to pay my workmen cash
"A and also pay cash for materials: no.
tee is hereby gwen, that from and after
this date. the CASH will be required for
all Boots ard Shoes made at this establish.
nent. s4
oct26-2t. r L. HENDERSON.
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GROCERIES.

JUST received supply Of sundry articles,
y making my stock now complete /; ali
of the first quality. and for sale as low as
can be had elsewhere. Among the articles
mag be mentioned:
Goshen Butter, !, y. ~ r.---
Fancy Western Butter,
Mackerel in Kits, 545Et SIS
m Pine Apple Cheese, Il gs@--fss
Green and Black Teas, "a
Fresh Mixed Pickles,
Brown, Crushed, Pow
oh dered and Loaf II
Sugars, &C., &c,
oct-25. F.-sgg M. C. BRYAN,
s. E. Cor. Court Hoase snnare.
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MaulJIm f.0rs1uv~ !

lust received per ship Horizon, rs Colts Gra.,
Rope, assorted, from Clothes Line 10 a Steam.
boats Cable at LARGUIER d. LANOUES
oct29. Ff @a Hardware Establishment.