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sMoNr RArIr1oArIoN MEETINGS

FREMONT RATIFICATION MEETINGS IN
PENNSYLVANIA. -Pitts5urg, July l5.-Enthu-
siastc ratification meetings were held here
last night by the friends of Fremont and Day.
ton in Pittsburg, and Fremont and Johnston
in Allegheny. Quite a rivalry existed be-
tween the two sections, as to which meeting
should be the largest.
Gov. VIM. Robinson presided over the
Pittsburg meeting, assisted by 20 Vice Presi
dents.
Addresses were made by Senator Wilson of
Mass, John A. Wells of California, Thomas
Williams, Gov. Ford of Ohio, and others
Mr.. Burlingame was announced but was not
present.
Resolutions approving of the nominations
OF fremont and Dayton, and the platform of
the Republican party were passed unanimous
ly.
AT the Allegheny meeting, Dr. VIM.
Woods presided, assisted by 10 Vice Presi-
dents.
The meeting was addressed by Gov. Ford
of Ohio, Senator Wilson of Mass, and
Messrs. Williamson and Harrington. Geo.
Law did not attend, as announced.
By invitation, w. +. Johnston appeared on
the stand. He expressed his thanks, and
said if he could by any means surrender the
trust reposed in him by the American party,
he would willingly do so. Strong resolutions
were passed, opposing civil and ecclesiastical
slavery, whether domestic or foreign.
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LOCAL NEWS

FACTORY BURNT.--We understand that the
Cotton Factory in Auburn, occupied by Nathan
Clark, was burnt, with its contents, last evening
1t took fire about o'clock. There was nc insur-
ance on it. A policy was made out by an Insur-
ance broker in this city, about week since, but
it had not been perfected by the payment of the
premium. We have no further particulars.
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Dealer In NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE
Crockery mud GIuHs Ware
stoves, OarpotS and all kinda OF House Furnlahiro
Goods
Main street, by j. h. Uonn @0A
mchI8 DIV 'NNN'
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The BUCCANEERS are furious over the defec-
ton Of the Germans. The Cleveland Plain
dealer denounces them thus: T.
"These German ingrates are known as
busybodies and mischief makers in every COM
munity where they reside. They wero driven
meddlosomeness with the divine right of
kings,) and are curse to any country or
community. These hair.pped Germans.
these Red Republicans, know it,"
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ARNoLp's GLoBULEs and VITAL -FLvlD are sold at
wholesale, at the Lowest prices by John O. HILL 229
Main ST. AT retail also Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by Them may he seen
at his store. niv1a Az
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HoBsoN's CHoIcE.-Mr. F. Plummer Hob
son was married in Richmond, Va, on the
9th inst, to daughter of Gov. Wise of that
State
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NANrucKnr. Mass. Feb. 5. Isl

j. G. WADLMoH-Dear Sir: In answer to yours of the
tn instant, will state, that by the of four bottles
DELIGHTS SPANISH LUsTRAL, it has produced
thick and fine growth of hair on the head of my wife
where it had been bald for eight years. By the use Of
i've bottles Capt John c. Buck, of this town. has thick
growth OF hair all over the top of his head where il has
been bald for the last twenty years. By the use of three
bottles Charles F. Robinson, NJ D., of Nantucket has
tck growth OF hair on his head where it has been bald
JOr ten years. As far my observation extends il has
the universal preference all similar preparations
As a toilet article, it is very superior.
Respectfully, yours,
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Free Singing School at the Mission Chapel.
this evening.
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WASHINGTON, July &c. The HERBERT
CAsE.-Another jury was procured to-day
for new trial of Mr. Herbert, selected from
los men.
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WORCESTER FREMONT CLUB-At the meeting
at Horticultural Hall, on Wednesday evening,
the following officers were chosen;-
Presadent-Henry Chaplin.
Vlce PresidertS-J. b D Coggswell, VIM M
Bicktord, Samuel A. Knox, Calvin Foster, Geo.
W Russell, George H Ward, D. F. Parker, ].
H. Walker
ErecHiCe omnliHee-Ward l, VIM. A Avres !;
~ 4. NJ. Gould; 8, Henry Sargent; 4, Moses
TAFT; o, ); " Stone 6, ]. Marcus Rice Z, P.
Emory Aldrich s. VIM H. Dickinson.
Recording Secretary-C. B. Webb
Corresponding Secretary-W. W. Rice.
TreaSaaeT-Thomas Earle
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An ERROR CORRECTED. We find in the Wash.
ington papers corrected copy Of the yeas and
nays on the resolution for the expulsion Of
Brooks, by which we are enabled to reconcile the
discrepancies in unpublished list. Mr.. Mace Of
Indiana, we are happy to see, did mot vote
against the resolution. He appears to have been
absent when the vote was taken,
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Joshua Booth, just arrested for en-
bezzling from the American Express Com
pany, was one Of the witnesses for the prose-
cution on the trial of White, Aver and King,
for robbing the same company of $50, 600, re-
Gently concluded at Detroit. A good portion
of the money taken by the young man was
devoted to the purchase of presents for
young lady to whom he was engaged to be
married.
The Washington correspondence of the
New York Times, relates that Southern
lady, who is the owner Of slaves, remarking
the fact that the State of South Carolina pre.
sented a sword to Col. Fremont for his seryi
ces in California, said :-"South Carolina
presents her heroes with swords, and her cow
ards with canes ~ The race of heroines is
not yet dead in the South.
The king of the Sandwich Islands
has announced to the house of mobiles. that
he intends to marry Emma, daughter of DR..
7. G. B. Brooke. She will be the first white
queen of Hawaii.
Concord has given Sl364 for Kauzas.
which is in the proportion of 5000, 900 for the
whole State. A thorough organization in be-
half Of Kanzas, has been formed in Middle
sex county, with committee, of which John
Nesmith of Lowell, is chairman, to receive
and appropriate funds.
On the 9th ult., the sheriff of Yazoo.
Miss, hanged in succession, Young q. b.
ward, convicted of the murder of his wife,
and three negroes, convicted of the murder of
their master The executions occupied about
two hours, and fifteen hundred people wit
messed them.
A company of twenty emigrants left
Blackwell, S. c., last Friday for Kanzas, un-
der Gen. L. M. Aver. They design settling
in the territory, as they say, probably after the
manner of Bufords rangers,
There are now in the criminal docket
of the First District Court in New Orleans
net less than fifteen cases of murder.
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The GERMANs.-An important political
movement among the Germans has lately TAX
ell place.
convention of delegates from the Turn
verien Associations of New York. New Jer
seyi and Connecticut, was held recently at
Military Hall, in Even street, williamsburg,
for the purpose of amicably arranging some
matters Of difference between the Eastern and
Western Associations.
Franz Deck presided, and +. Hume acted
as Secretary. Twenty.eight societies were
represented, and the matters III question were
duly arranged. Afterwards political discus.
sion arose, and the delegates reported that all
of the associations were in favor Of the cleo.
ton Of Colonel Fremont. There are 60 600
Turner'S in the United States, of which abont
1000 reside in the Southern States, and aro
in favor of the election of Buchanan. In
New York and New Jersey there are about
10000 Turner'S, and it is reported that. with
the exception Of about 2O0 they are Fremont
men.--NeD York Mirror.
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BRooKs's SPEECH. A Washington letter
writer says
" Brooks's speech after his condo mnation
was one of the most damaging thrusts at his
northern supporters that could have been in
ficted. His eulogium on that noble speci-
men of man, John Scott Harrison, of Ohio,
has furnished that weak-kneed anti Me-
braska member with permanent walking
papers from public life. 1t was signal in
stance Of unintended cruelty. Large quanti-
ties OF Brooks's speech will, probably, be cir
cuiated among the admiring constituents of
pulsion,"
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GWEN BAD MEN COMBINE, Coon MEN
MUST UNITE."-This maxim, now so COM
mon-place, had its origin with Edmund
Burke. 1t occurs in the celebrated Thoughts
on the Cause Of the Present Discomfort" the
connection being as follows -
"No man, who is not inAamed by vain
glory into enthusiasm, can hatter himself that
his single, unsupported, desutory, unsyste-
matte endeavors are Of power to defeat the
subtle designs and united cabals Of ambitious
citizens. When bad men combine, the good
must associate, else they will fall one by one,
an unpitied sacrifice, in contemplate strug.
gle."
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EXPENSES DE THE lCzARs HOUSEHOLD
The st. Petersburgh correspondent of the In
dependence Beige gives the following curious
details of an investigation recently instituted
by the emperor of Russia, into the expenses
of his household -
"The efforts Of the emperor to establish
order and regularity in the expenditure of his
establishment, have brought some curious cir
cumstances to light He has made it point
to abolish the abuses and put an end to the
frightful frauds which were daily practieed
oven by those on tie steps of the throne
One day, the emperor, looking over his house
hold expenses, requested the items of expondi.
ture to be furnished him, as he wished to form
an idea as to the amount of his civil list
Amongst other items he particularly remarke cd
one OF about 3O,OO0f ($6OOO) for suet. The
charge appeared strange, as he could not I'M.
derstand how, or Tor what purpose, 30 900
francs worth OF suet could have been required
lie insisted on an exI lanation inquiries were
made, and il was found that tho Empress
Catherine H., was recommended by quack
doctor to take foot. baths ofreindeer and other
Kinds OF suet, as remedy for weakness in
one at her legs that she continued to do so
I'LL her death, but that the suet still contiued
to be charged in tho imperial budget after her
majesty's decease, and had been regularly
paid for upwards Of fifty years.
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The Buchanan and Fillmore papers are mis-.
representing Amos A. Lawrence's political
position and his rcasons for declining 10 run
on The Fremont and Johnston electoral ticket
IN this state He is personal friend of Mr.
Fillmore, and would like to support him, but
VIII not unless he comes on to the repub.
llcan platform. He intimates very decidedly
that he shall support Fremont but does not
wish to be candidate for any place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-18

TIE CRoPs.-The wheat crop of New
York, judging from all accounts, has been
seriously diminished by the rayages Of the
weeyil. In some counties there will not Ne
half crop. Of the crops at the West, the
Cincinnati Gazette says -
"The crops in the West are now pretty
much secured, and we have no change to
make in the statement heretofore published
as to the general result. Taking the whole of
the wheat growing States, the crop may be
set down as an average. This, Of course,
gives a much larger supply in the country
than at the corresponding date last year,
stocks Of old grain being much larger than in
July, 1886"
From Canada West the accounts are con
tradictory.
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Later from Kanzas.

The New York Tribune has intelligence from
its own correspondent, dated at Lawrence, July
Sth. He writes that
"Missouri river piracy has reached a sys-
tematic refinement not equalled by Algiers,
when corsairing was carried on by the gov.
eminent Missouri, by her men who engage
in 1t, and her officers who tolerated it, has com
menced an actual warfare on a national high
way on the rights of American citizens. At
Brunswick, Waverly, Lexington, Wayne
City, Liberty Landing Delaware and Leaven-
worth there are armed bands to watch the
river, and plumber Free State emigrants. At
nearly all of these places cannon are planted
go as to command the river. At Lexington
there is quite strong battery. At Delaware
City they have six cannon planted to com
mand the river. There the Southerners have
made sort of military station, and are pre-
pairing themselves for the enterprises they
doubtless contemplate against the Territory.
1 suppose you have the particulars of the
plundering of company of emigrants from
Ottowa, Illinois. They were attacked in
warehouse in the City of Leavenworth within
but short distance of the Fort. and robbed,
and most of them sent back down the river.
The company who disarmed them were armed
with United States arms.
Last night, after dark, man named Love.
land came into town. He had been overtaken
near NJ Gees Crossing, at the Wakerusa, BY
eight men, and attempted to escape by riding
Oft. They rode after and overlook him, and
plundered him of his horse watch, revolver,
and money. He escaped and got into Law
renee the best way he could on foot.
A company of United States dragons are
stationed near the place, or within three miles
of They have been applied to, but ex-
pect no redress, much less that the property
will be recovered. If the thing occurs again
and these rascas infest that quarter for that
express purposc-we will attend to them our.
selves. 1t is reported that ex-Deputy Sheriff
Haney is leading band of Pro-Slavery men
through the south part of the Territory, to
drive out and plumber Free State men,"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-18

For Sale nG Cost, a large lot of HERBS, ROOTS,
Banks, &c, both in crude and powdered sta c, by
Jy15 dim j. @. HILL, Apothecarv
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,,,-,,, %. KELLEY, NJ D.
For sale by BUSH CO., "a Front Street, Worcester
and by all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity,
mch7 d2taw&wIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-18

Dr. Harris, Dentist, having associated with him
sen DR. TRACY, (who has been engaged with him for
the last hve years. hereafter the business will be con-
duced al the old stand of Dr. Harris under the firm Of
July l, 1866. HARRIS & TRACY.
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NON L 1o 3. !, NsIItGiH6oLS, N; D,


HoH EOPATHIO PHYSICIAN
VFHok AND RESIDENCE 1l2 MAIN 81. OFFtoE ,,o,,
~ FROM TO ., AND TO 8 o'oLooK P. NJ. ''A
Worcester Oct. 30, 1863.
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MORE RUFFIANIsM AT WASHINGTON. The
special correspondent of the Boston Advertiser
communicated the following -
" Mr.. S. 2. Hanscom, late clerk of the Kan
zas Investigating Committee, was called out
of his room, Wednesday, and assaulted by
Capt. Pate, lateln command of company of
border rufians in Kanzas. Mr.. Hanscom re-
ceived only single blow. The cause of the
assault was a letter by Mr.. Hanscom, saying
that Mr.. Pate showed the white feather in sur
rendering twenty five men to fifteen Free
State men.
An assistant door keeper of the House was
also assaulted by companion of Mr.. Pate
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The following article, published in Ken
lucky paper two years ago, was copied into
the National Era of Sept. IA, 1854. 1t pos.
sesses a ten fold interest at the present time:
"CoLoNEL FREMoNT.-There is scarcely
man in the nation 10 whom a more romantic
interest attaches than to him whose name we
have written at the head of this article. The
perils he has passed through, the dangers he
has voluntarily encountered and the discover
les he has madein the untrodden regions that
stretch away from the ives tern boundaries of
the Rocky Mountains, all conspire to excite
our admiration and win our respect. He has
his ever enduring monument in the eternal
mountain peaks that rear their bald and brist.
ling SUBMITS above the clouds, and which
now bear his name. So circnnstanced as to
be able to live at his ease, or aGorn courtly
circles, or pass where statesmen and pohtl.
clans +" most do congregate," his bold and
free spirit has seorned. the twaddling carpet
knights, and the plots of politicians, and amid
savage wilds and bowling widernesses, over
barren wastes Of sand, or in the gorges of
mountains, in the dead Of winter, subsisting
on the flesh of horses, or roaming on the broad
prarle, where the savage turks for his foes, he
mas carried the banner of the great Republic,
gathered from barbarism and savage wastes
themselves the knowledge that shall aid in
making civilization practical realization,
and won the thanks and Communication Of
every lover OF his country. Lomsville Times.
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consisting of Shelf Bottles Counter and Prescript ion
Fountain and drawing apparatus, Drawers
Cigar and Show Cases These Fixtures are In good or
der and viii be sold reasonably These Fixtures will be
sold in quantities to suit purchasers. Address j. O.
HILL, Apothecary. Worcester, Mass diff WIS
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p OR TR 4 1T PAIN TER,
Is happy to inform his friends and the public that he
has reopeued rooms at @. Foster Co.'s new Block cor
ner of Main and Pearl Streets Persons wishing to ex
anime his work, do so by calling above or at Boy
denis Exchange Office. diff iyj6
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pry u,en,t,nahe.

usHtS Preparation is concentration 81
j the property Of the best Lemon and
Sugar; which qualities the article to pros
duee insiantaneously superior Leniyfsae,
and make ID more convenient Than Lettibn
syrut, of Lemons, not being liable to spoil
whatever climate, II may be transferred to-
It's usefulness with Parties. Pienies ard the
travelling comtihtiitY IL obvious, and ~
persons that undertake. long voyages, i
will prove to be an efIeetual preventative
If sedtvy!
invaiils msy aisp Use 10 with advaiil
tsee when prescribed by Physicians: Pre-
PARED only BY WIN. BOGHL,
re whom all orders must be addressed
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rO PLANTERS.

TTALBs pLOUGHs, Mos. to With
IL and without Cutters, rrs -.
Assorted Nos. Of sslbseil sN
and Flules, !.
Kings plcaghs retended bars. Nos.
10 4,
Hay Cutters ard Corn Shelters,
OK. Log. Back ard 'Tfsee Chains,
Ames Il Bowland's best Spades and
shevels,
Hoes~-east steel and forged, from I, In.
to / 0 In. blade, a
blind brides and Cart saddles,
Collars and Hames, for mules and
horses,
A xes. Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
f,ssidesany either Article generally iouiid
In well assorted Hardware store
ianislyl LAkGUfER & LANOUF,
Cor Lafayette and Florida stsi
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FRESH ARRIVALS,

THE undersigned has just received pes
! Empire City.
i5Ulbs fJnni Arabic tpseiiges, Of all llavers
~ do Gum Arabic Paste. Vanilla & Rose
50 do Jnjuhe Drops, asserted
IL do titoriee TO do
80 do India Paste,
100 do 'folu Drops,
50 do Pate de guimaHys,
81, no Marshneilew drops.
9fo do 1iiiube paste, rose, lefnuh Il Orange
30 do Toiu DO. IL boxes Spruce Gum
100 ia Choeolat'des Families.
10 do do lie Eaht9,
30 do do d Ia Vanilla, etc.
For sale al reasonable prices, by
oct 1s-v. WIN. BOgEL; Druggist
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ron f1t1rtsDHEu |

A SUPPLY or WOHM LUzENgF rs,
n Patents should use these h preferences
TO any other Drug.
Devices tafniinative Balsan, al Ways
male fresh, when wanted.
Bogel's Citrate Of Iron Syrup. a1 excel
lent and harmless ToiMe. for children.
Also. Laelate Of Iron and Manganese
pastiIles.
All the above preparations can be safely
administered TO children.
You should give then, tfial. For sale nj
j,,i,ee. BDGEf's Drug Store.
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nnm Drops
Petroleum, or Rock OIL.

TIME most wonderful remedy ever dis
i covered, procured from well. in the
Allegheny mountains four hundred feet be-
low the earth's surface. will efectually cure
Piles. Deafness, Old Sores and Ulcers, Sore
and inaaneo eyes Hhnmatism, Neuralgia
White swelling, ert. for sale by
WM. BOGEL, Druggist.
march IS. Lafayette street.
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steam Packing |

GuTTA Perelia Steam Packing
u Kentucky and Gotten packing BASKET pr;
per and Navy 0akutn steaifi Bibs, Burhisfisd md
pnished ateatii sthps ard H,tage Cocks Brass
Coupling and Grnhettite Cocks, fot iron or cbp'
iii, liz IARaittBi, iJANuUF.
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cart ana Waggon Harness.

A FULL AssORsMENT Of Cellars,
IA Hames, Blind brides, Cart bfpeehing4
Cart saddles, tItasgen harness. Trace chains
&c, which we cfIet At moderate ptieess
iantahyJ LAHUUiEH h bANDUEs
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vs"atns NnMns lsc, Nh IA \ ssss u 3sse
,.... 49, 80 - asss. ii Hi. ii
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Eve sassasns 1870 vi go INV ft3Hw tT
Ut,iss1 III WIN ttIftfsv Wss tafsn e1lt
s,ss.,.so 81. ~ ~ 5is.,.a III Nv ss,,.
$50 III aa ,,.s X1fsy WINE tsti,it~
ILL., ,iaa ssy .s1;ss s,sa hes,i1ss m IN
nsa, ,s,,,s VI WIN u ~, hi MI
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ss,s s|.sss sIars s jssase fii afSesita
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I,ilIsi riIlsi

Trsf received BY The undersigned. fresh
j. supply Of Wtighfs Indian Vegetable
MoHat's Life, Brandteihs, Metfison's Hy-
genia, Lees, sappingtons, Greafenbetg's
Jayne's, spencef's, PETERS, Cooks, Hools.
erfs. t,eekwitb's Leily's l,leod. Holloway
swayne,s Lery's, Degfsy's Champions
tenes'. Sears, and MeLane's Pills; iol
sale In any quantity by
;an.2s. WIN I,oeEt, Druggist
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ssrates. tarates and stoves.

A NEW supply Of tlie above for par
II Tor. and 5esiiee. with aha witbeat snf!htti
frnnts fjook Stoves, large ahd sftiati. Egg BUS
natre and franklin slaves, fer Weed and Goal
asserted sizss, BESIDES the ARTICLES Witch general
IN 81 with thetn stitit as uoai Huas, Shovel stit
lfssips, Ne. At the Hardware Store Of ..s.
inn i1sY. IARattiER h tIAFUtB.
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FIELDING NussEtMAN.
wholesale and Retail Dealer In ali kinds
CONFEgTIuNARiEs.

Cenner Of Third and Iautel stsa, NEARLY
opposite the Bank - baton Rouge
TT AvtNg this day REDUCED hls prices,
II he ia prepared TO furnish oil kind 81
CANDY AT wHbhEsALh and Rsftit, on
more favorable terms than can be had h N.
Orleans; and having experienced svpfhmaiii
bis candy will always be PtRh ard faEsHi
care being taken that no s'deleieflous ihgre4
dient'' Il used III iis manufacture. as is too
efIefi the ease with confectionery purchased
al AucffuNs aid from irresponsible houses.
He trusts that the trade Of this, and the
adjoining PARISHES. will give him their or
ders to fiji, which he il prepared to DO to
any amount, having made arrangements for
The best quality at stgaf II, market, and be-
ins In correspondence with one 81 The large
Ell houses III New Yeik, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles In his line
September Try.
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20 suetts m e n !.

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