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The people's journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1850-1857, 1857-05-21

A Fact Ayoung LILY in Br""klyn
New Y'rk. nas RECENTLY had her leg
amp 'ta'ed midway between the hip
and knee IN consequence of wound
caused by proken hoop. The hoop
wa At Steel. and in some uuaccnun,a.
bic mannrr broken point Eenctrstrd
to he bore. The wound hscame in
famed, aEpUtatl"n was thus made
necessary. We have the story from,
a youog lad! VIII" is a friend of the
now clipped fnr.lIte victim OF ia hion.
and can v"uch for its authenticiiy.- -
WiHsteqd Herald.
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4 PANODT az A PARODY.

4 PANODY ~ A PARODY.
WE We, a couple of wee s since Paro-
dy ora roen emitted Tel me We ,ei#asd
Sinds," IN which ,he d bache.ors had heir
IL OF ilued VanGy at The c.dsss led an;iqus-
ssd uam rried ladies; and in ordsr ha. we
mty o b. ch rged with ar.ialiy he maie
"pucks, we gife our fair friends he
ben-i of Inc folowing defe ce, which some
u gR-ainded woA.H hAs contributed 20 the
Genera Gazette
Ts. me, ye winged winds
hat roInd my p ,hway r ar,
DO We no. know same so!
VI hero bache.urs come no more,
Some lone md p.e'ssn, dell,
Where NOUS che Is seen.
Where :ong-sared .ndi-s never come,
Oarss yes M ian belween'
I here cana nurnu from dis an sa-
A .Ow sal 0ns Yhicn whia cred "Nc.+g-sg "
Tell me. n Il missy dcs
Whose oi COWS round me .iAy,
Auoa hou .one t.vored spo,
Some l<.tnd f,r away,
" here Heaft sIr n may had
a rss' rom sof doush-faces.
And hear me nse 's' c,:ed 70 EseH.
>or iikened .hc graces'
Soon did The mis-, dee lis answer give,
BY mur.nIr.ng, mo viii G branIy s:n.tshss
live
And thou soreness moou,
Wha, lansu. &c dos; hou utter,
While gazing on the gentlemen,
Whose bed Is in The gutter,
Bay, hast thou in thy round
Gazed on some EvOredspot,
Wh,rc hats kao,c not tie tOeight of bricks
AMI where Gig RS are not'
Behind il cloud the moon WI hdrew in woe,
Bat IN italics answs cd, No, NJ, no!
ieIl me, my SO ret soul
On! tell INC, Hope and Faith,
Is there no restl g-.,lacs
From fops, and beaux, and de tn
Is there no happy spot
Where womanknd are b'sssed,
Where n3u m " never come,
AID whers The girls may rest
Faith, Tru and Hope best boons to mortals
given
Wav'd d hcir bright wings, and whispered,
Yes, in Hsauea"
The people's journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1850-1857, 1857-05-21
q. 3. GOODSELL.

TCNSMITH, Coudersport, Pa Fire Arms
'hsrt uo.ice 90 -" '"Op ."
March ). lS4s
The people's journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1850-1857, 1857-05-21
THE GOVERNORSHIp.
Candidate of the Freemen of
Pennsylvania.
JUDGE WlLM0T'S LETTER.
OF TIE NOMINA TON.

your communication infot ming me Of
nav domination as candidate for the
Office of Cavern, by a Convention
of the Fteemsu uf Prrn~pIv, ia np.
posed tu the lcadi,p treasures Of the
late aud present National Administra
tinus. which assembled at tAe State
Capitul on the 25th ultimD, together
with c.,uy of III. declaration nf the
principles promulgated by tnat Con-
y.u,lop.
| accent the ,,osi,inn ~ which | am
called by the uusolirited sufFiagc Of
tac brdy VINO t. .rgan y.u afr; ~
'.uIdy y atcfut frr so dist pui hed
/. nsa.k # the c.,.fdence uf my .elisw
citizens. We; pain:uil. sensible If ny
Inability properly t. meet it, fc,,..,.-
sinle .nbligalinna
Tne pr"achins election i, one al
no ardinary yi.,tete,t. lmp.,ian, aues
tlcns os State policy, affecting IT,. puI-
-, Ie 81
alone involved lin tn issues presented.
A. ,,. ,,,,.. I.,,., ,d .-, ,,
.rtnl ot ,n.. .nv.,.;,, S,.,s. e ,,,
,c.J, ptJ;a 3D.. mi
;,,.rcs of P.n,.v v,,;, ar. d..pIv
,,.,,..,,,J :. ,L. ,;.,c;. L.. ,,,, o,,;.
o,,,. ,,o, N.,;.,.l G.,v.r,m.,, S,.
. ;. ;I
.nca ,.d ,b.. l;,..,;i.. F nm, ,.n,I,.
h., ;,.d;g,,.,, ,h. .u.,,,,, ana
tio.s .. National imp5rt in progress
nt s,.,t.,.suent-olc.tl ms touching The
constitutional powers nf tne Federal
,avy.mes.t, and vitality aff.c.i..r ,ne
,;g..i,y aud lipnts >, fra. l.b.g Mr.
ca .i,,, si,h,a1 d,s1na.1 w,.......E
ae. ,,.test agsi;,ai ,l. wrs.qs :.sti,;
- ,n,, s,f,, !, = al4t,H, Trr,itp.
-. under IN. Incense nt Federal an-
In irity.
The dearest rights of freencn, Sc
cured by plain constitutions, guaran-
ters. are rutnteSsiy violated IN the u
At our national domain. American
citizens are made INC v'c'i."S "t ayr
amy unknown IN the desPnllsm' II
the old world. The annals IT civilized
aud Christian nations iufmsn no cx-
ampies OF cruelty aud outrage on the
part "f government towards It's peo-
pie, such as have been endured ny the
people OF Kansas; unless they be
The people's journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1850-1857, 1857-05-21

| scsi ely less "i arrogance aud power
'htn he rules 'yei hi heredi,ay bond
men. I this condition are the 20
slavrhnldng whites u the ) pu,h al
read reduced. They hive to dav.
little IN re "f practical power in the
formation of public opi lion, aud in
! e affairs af government than has ne
lave. The same fa,r awaits our pos
terity. il slavery Is Il we'd Ia rn"nnp-
! "hze the yiIg III soil nf this Continent.
1t is the inevitable rc.ributinn of
heaven any people that have not
tie c''urage ard ittesrity IN n4ini ain
L cir IL: :ht~. it Is not true that the
| defender 1T the right, If free labor
see x the elevation "f the black race IL
all equait with the whith. Tl,y d
not pf"p"sr the ernarcipatina If thc
>iaye. but Leave that q esiibn, beth as
I" lime aud the mode nf acc mpli.h-
ment, with the States in whicl slave
ry exists. Tney wish To deal With
this great nd enbarra,> ,>ilg evil in
spirit + triendly f"rbearance towards
those States; but they carn,t carry
their fnrhearance go far u To virtually
bee me- slaves the nselves- as IL sur
teudrr the soil aud government "f the
natl"" int" the hands ri an ari ,tncracy
f"unde upon property in slaves
/ Free ~vite labor has rights in the
soil superior tn the prcienSiuns "t
slavery. The slave l"lding capitalist
claims that his property, being large
ly Invested IL slaves, wI;l ie ,re ciatc,
unless the field wherein he can en-
plny ii. bc enlarged Tue white la
b"rer, also, has prop rty in his lab N,
quite u, sacred aud as worthy of the
care ot the G ,veru neat and where is
he fi-ld lP'i Hllcl IL - u make
that labor profitable u himself and
his family, if slavery shall mennp nize
the fertile and virgl1 lauds # tht
Wr>,l Labor is depressed almost Ia
the starving :, int, il the lersely pop
ulatcd ,uutiie.s nf tn, aid world. BE-
cause n the narrow 6eil np ~ which
IL is lmptiSuued. Fne Il d,.mand tot la
i,or IS small, cnlnpa cd with the th"u>
sands whu have labor To sell. So it
will be at no distant day in thi, favor>
ed Iand, unless we keep our vast pub
lie domain as d sacred inheritance for
the free white laboring man and his
posterity forever. In the soil of our
extended empire. the toiling masses
have the onl y ouIe guarantee To, their
future prosperity aud independence.
This, the cupidity of capital wodld
take from them aud here l'es the fe-
al issue that the Slave P.,wer has En C.
ed upon the country. 1t struggle
for land. On the one side stauds t
nwner nt slave property. IL IIilr5 a
field on which I" empt,y MS seryile
Iabnr-lpon tn. other side stands free
LABOR, claiming the soil a., an ia e,it
ancc t,r IA free opsterity Centr4I aud
W.>tern Europe, teeninr with its
millions If pnpaia,i. ~, i :, not as large
as the domain ut the American slave
holder. IL aad nis ,ond nen already
nccupy by fartne m ISL tertlle and gen-
iaI portion # this ccn=inent. L,a him
Il content. with IA .@rritnilal pos
ns an' power. We d" n"l seek
IL distGrd him. We neither assa'I
nor deiehd his asserted right u h"id
The people's journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1850-1857, 1857-05-21
WRONG. Every appointee ofthe Pres
ident All Kansas is All active cn-wor rker
il the scheme for her enslavement.

il the scheme for her enslavement.
| Principles of eternal tr1ti' and jas
'ice, which lie at The. foundation of
Christian civilizati IN, aud Gpnn which
reppse he rights "t humanity, are d.
! family a.>aiIed by tho power that cnu-
trolls III III National Gnvctnmeul.-
those uths, declara o'y If the. na,u
raI a q inalie able rights of man, cnr-
tanned in the G eat Charter ui eur lih-
critics. are cnnden1ed by our highest
! Judicial authority unmeaning aud
false. Tho sanctuary of our Counts
af Justice Is closed against an entire
race "t men. The poor aud dnwu-
tr"dden are not allowed to petition
fn a redress their wrongs, in those
trihunuls ot human Government that
.h"uld most nearly represent the hr-
m-fice.t attributes of the Creator aud
Fl Judge O. all mcn.
L. view of :hese inconte,tiblc facts
,t ~. wrong. n.rp.,ra,.d AGAINST
re r,,h,z ot American citizenship.
aud tl,,. 4, ,yer,tn which our liber,ie.
are Exp 'sed - thus presented in its
true asp.ct-the contest hef,re us as
games lisniiy rarely given to hui
| ,n,,, ,Ga;, and ;,,roxas du,;ss un,u
nm, ,i,iz.,sas HI h and ~,l,mu as .v.
or ,ppesIed IT, the hearts and CON
sc,e,,ces at mcn. The question i, be-
lore us-tr 'm its dem 'nds there is II"
escape. Decide We must, either tor
tre right or for the wong. Sooner
j." later the ver'ilct "t this great Conn
m"nyy"a IN mast be- pr nru iced On
the issues forced upon he country 10y
the ad' COATES OF humah h""dagr-
History Will record that verdict to her
enduring honor, or I" her eve. lasting
shame.
! Tnr repeal uf tne Missouri Restilc-
tlnn, sld the attempt t" '"ice slavery
up hansit 10y fraud and violence,
3, gi-'clp.ta I'D upon tue c'uHtry Goa
ijct between the aIias 'rlotic systems
.: ii-e aud servil. lab r. H. the issue
If this conflict - involved the demo.
cratic character st our institutions at
government, aha the ihdePe"de'ice'
dlguI-y aud nights II the tree white
laoorlng - all ana ms po'teflty.
Slavery is the deadly enemy of fl &c
Labor. The two cannot o-exist on the
same field OF enterprise. Either la
bor will vindicate its right to freed"m,
or 1t will sink into dependence and
dishonur. Free labor Is clothed with
/ intelligence aud power. Ii stands
erect In tn" digniiy at true nanh""d'
1t -ustalhs Ivy It's energies all the n"o'e
/ institutions "t rehned aud perfectly
developed social lille. 1t Is the source
"f "uI Prosperity a'ld "d'i"l'i great
nrss. Slavery Is labor IN i!n rance
sud chains bruiailzed humanity.
stimulated t'''dn''rt by tne lash OF a
maste,. Ii makes tho laborer al ar
lcte at 'nercIia"hlz'' "it""ut AIN ahd
without hope. In the place OF an in
tel ig al cltizer, ready I" defend with
his lie the honor and interests "t his
cnuutry. slavery gives O. the State an
ignorant savage To DC held III nuhlcl-
in4 Ii eudahg rs the $ Cla tabllc by
converting It's great element of
stIergth tut" an lmpltcable et mlly.
Never. il the history of paI Itisan
warlate. were men more unluslly and
The people's journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1850-1857, 1857-05-21

AN Euglisaman i'll Philadelphia.
speaking of President Washington.
was expressing wish to an American
To see HIM. Wrile this conversation
passed, There he goes" replied A
merican. pointed ta a tall, erect digni-
ned pefsohage passing at the other
side of the street. Tat General
Washingt"u2' exclaimed the English
man--"w ere.is his guard}' Here
repliet the American. striking hia
breast with emphasis.
The people's journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1850-1857, 1857-05-21

~" oEL Nj. MILLS. Proprietor.
Va the WeilsvillerOad, s.vea Iaa.ss North
"Gsaisc.yort
The people's journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1850-1857, 1857-05-21

Ma rage i desperate thing /;
the frogs in E'op We're extremely
wise; they had gteat mind SO some
walter, but tney would not leap into
the veil, because they could not get
Ut sgsin.- Sc 'dea-
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j. w. HARDING.

f"Aiosabie Tailor. All work entrusted to
s"fs will be done with neatness, comfort
-Aa durablty. Shop over Lewis Mann's
Gsrc.
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Miss Sally Martin, daughter If the
late Dr. Martin, whpis worth $40 900
ini.er own right, aud had been brought
up by two old maid aunts in seclusion
from 1.-The world" elnpcd last week
from Xenia, OHIO, with a bad fellow
named Boyd, with whom she had been
acquainted but two "r three week,
by means If stolen interviews.
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NUMBER J |! u: ] !: q: 1874. :! !.
Cslesraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.


HALIFAX, Oct THE royal mail steamship Mia
CARA capt Hyne from Liverpool on the afternoon Of
saturday Sept 20. has arrived here en- route for Bos
.on. The Niagara brings three days later adyices
tnan brought by the Anslo.saxon. s5s
Commercial. VII M
LIVERPOOL, Sept 26.-The sa,es OF coston sor the
week toots up only 5000 bales, Of which 45o we've
were taken on speculation. -.s--r, :.
All qualities have slightly declined. The sa,es n
Friday the 2sth amounted to 5000 bales the market
closing quiet and dull 49, 2 n.
Ihe whole stock OF American cotton in NOT
amounts to 206 500 bales. : s.
Our advices from Manchester are unfavorab,e.
Buyers demand reduction. 's
Breadstuts closed dull, with declining tendency.
Provisions closed dull. Beef Is heavy all qualities
having declined considerably. s5-..sl.is
Consols for money closed at 90t. <
4 India, ys5 K .i}5
We have nothing later from India by this arrival
Heavy Failure. u
Harrison, Watson & Co., bankers, Of Hull, Eng.
have failed. Their Liabilities are very large.
Imperial Conference
The Emperors Of France and Russia met at Slut
gard on the 25th nit. FL
. Spain and Mexico.
Mexico has announced her acceptance Of the media
ton Of France and England in her difficulty with
Spain.
Another Imperial Meeting.
The Emperors Of Russia and Austria will meet at
1ve, town Of Russian Poland on the 1st OF October
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Financial News

financial NEWS.
BosToN, Oct. G.-The Western Bank at Springfield
has been enjoined by the Bank Commissioners. s2'
New YORK, Oct. 6.--The bills of the Lee Bank of
Massachusetts,, the Mercantile, Charter Oak and Ex
change Banks of Hartford Conn, and the Bank of
Wattertown, N. Y, were thrown out to day.
New YORK, Oct. IA meeting of the merchants
held to-day to devise some mode of relief from the
pressure, recommended that the banks discount
81 Immediately and $40 100000 soon hereafter.
A committee was appointed to confer with sthe
banks.
DETROIT, Oct. 6-The Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of this city has been enjoned by the Attorney
General.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct GA resolution was brought up
to-day at the Merchants Exchange, to receive and
pay currency at par, and was passed by an over
whelmning vote.
Pennsylvania Affairs.
| HARRISBURG, Oct 6.-The House postponed the
resolution requiring statements from the several
banks prior to legislation, and adjourned until to-
morrow. t7'ta' I-
The Senate is occupied with various details rea.
tive to the banks. There has been no fnal action
yet
Washington News
WASHINGTON, Oct. NEARLY 50 900 900 of U. s.
stocks have been sent in for redemption since the
24th Of September. The demand is now falling of
rapidly owing it is supposed to the comparative ease
| of the money market.
The Navy Department has sent out instructions to
the commanders of the Home Squadron to intercept
armed parties designing to invade Mexico or Costa
Rca. H ,r...D s
| -He Domestic Markets.
| New YORK, Oct. 7.-Cotton is quiet. Flour un-
settled. White Wheat, 81 IS to 81 81 Red, 81 20
to 81 rs. Mixed Corn, 70c. Provisions dull.
New YoRK, Oct. 6.--Cotton very dull. No sales
to-day. Flour dull Southern s. a5 to IS so. White
Wheat &c. lower Southern 81 Is. Mixed Corn, 100
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ADDITIONAL BY rHE NIAGARA.


ed. American stocks show small sales. ss
LONDON, Sept. 26.-Gonseis are unaltered, and
close at 90t. a's
/. LIVERPOOL, Sept 2e.-An qualities of Cotton
show decline of since Wednesday.
Orleans Fair, o.; Orleans Middling Of; Mobile
Fair, 81 Mobile Middling, 81 !; UpIands Fair, %
Uplands Middling, O. The whole stock Of Cotton ii,
port at this place is, 2O6 500 bales, American 49,
500 bales, all others; Total, 2ss 600 bales
The sales Saturday are estimated at 1000 bales.
The market for Breadstuffs Is dull, with, generally,
a declining tendency. e
clining tendency. % 'sl - as -5 -
Canal Flour Sis. to 32s. Southern 32s to 1885,
Red Wheat Ia. Cd. to s.. 3D. White Wheat 9s to 81.
Sd. Mixed and Yellow Corn 37s. 3d. to 3ss. White
Corn Ais. es-s''
Latest. ,sa,
All breadstuffs closed steady and quiet.
Provisions generally closed heavy. Pork is steady.
Lard is Is. lower. Bacon, the market closed firm.
Rice closed heavy. The Sugar market is steady.
LONDON, Sept. 26-Sugar is buoyant. Coffee
closed quiet at decline of penny. s-=.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26.-Rosn closed firm. There
is no particular change in Turpentines.
London Markets. a s5r
LONDON, Sep. 26.-Sugar closed buoyant Coffee
is quiet, closing Id. lower Wheat is 4d. lower
| Spirits of Turpentine, 3ss. .-. i ,q-.iz
| Havre Markets. -a-yt-
Advices from Havre state that New Orleans ire
ordinaire is quoted at 1851. t *
| England. 81
England devotes the 4th of October as day o
humiliation and prayer, on account of the troubles
| in India.
Itisrumored that Lord Elgn will soon be appointed
Governor General of India. ... .t.. .,
| France.
The Patfie says that the meeting of Napoleon and
Alexander was only for the furtherance of amity
between France and Russia.
The south of France has suffered severely from in
undations, which have destroyed much property, be-
sides being the cause of the loss of many lives.
The vintage is pronounced by all as most abund-
ant one.
Russia, i'ei'
A terrible fire had occurred at the river Neva at
St. Petersburg, destroying one hundred and sixty
vessels ~. 7' tsr'''@f ~ 7f tat
The Gar approves of the project of the partial
abolition Of serfdom in Russia. ..''E
The Government of Russia is now actively engaged
in fortifying the Straits Of Yenikale. ''1 l 's.'-
[Yenikale, (spelt sometimes Temkale or Emf.
kale) known in the ancient history as the Cim-
merian Bosphorus, is a strait of twenty miles in
length and not more than ten miles wide connecting
the Sea of Azof with the Black Sea- 1t is very shall
ow being in places not more than fourteen feet
in depth.-Rep.]
India. l-'-' ~
Numerous fugitives from the mutinous districts
have arrived at Southampton and give frightful
account of the condition of things in Calcutta and
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DURAL RESIDENCES
II MANUFACTURING SITES! .
RARE OPPORTUNITYli II
LONG CREDIT !! !!

~ II
RARE OPPORTUNITY
FOR sALE-l50 SQUARES OR ABOUT 340O LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property is situated the line OF the N o. jackson
ing the Ridge higher any place
within forty miles and will drain itself rapidly without
artificial means
To airy healthy and agreeable neghbohood
raj retreats for the families the business of the
tain sections of the higher have been for pr.
tions all the of which designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental To their wants. grounds
have been and will be donated the proper parties
schools churches colleges and public Here
wealth combine to make place for rustic
beauty r-rtt,.
Other sections set apart for business purposes This To-
caiy decided advantages for manufacturing
town than other point in State 1t has front the
Mississippi river of more than mile and half and
the naygabe waters of Lake only about four
and c. N Railroad directly with the river
at the time the pney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment of manufactures of all de
scrpons, dry docks and steamboat building has upe
ror and for the Of arzans and the mechanic
arts SO much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered
Lumber by the daily trains and brick made the spot
be delivered here at The Railroad
will render the facilities the travelling
muniy and will accommodation train and from the
the city suiciency travel may require
r Irwin will also his omnbuses The depot the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal
portion of this property will be sold low prices for the
small of five cent in cash. balance five years credit
with interest at six per cent. per annum.
Fer further particulars apply MINOR KENNER, nt the
town of Kenuer: W. p COLEMAN St. Charles street;
F. NOSE, las Magazine au2O ly
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Leaves SATURDAY, 10th int. at o'clock, p N.
r. FOR OU ACHITA II Nv E r. I.
s4a = Trenton direct the fine fast Enpning light draft
Frank Keeling master will positively leave above
Trenton. Monroe Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity all
intermediate landings the Ouachta and Black rivers
freight passage having unsurpassed apply
board. H j. S. PAGAUD,
Advertising Agent,
The Bluff City will sign through bills of adng
to Trenon with privilege of respping the light draft
FOX. Shippers may rely the Bluff City remaining
the above trade during he OF
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TERRIBLE ExPLosIoS--In Warren county, N. r., 9
blast furnanee exploded on the 25th ut, instantly
killing one man and njuring three others that they
died shortly after. fourth was dangerously injured
and may not recover. Mr.. Charles Scranton, one Of
the proprietors, standing near at the time and
had his overcoat entirely blown of.
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OUAC HITA RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at p NJ positively.
i, H= REGULAR OUACHITA AND
lsIAHI{ g TENSAS PACkET-The and beautiful
ss=sSs ght dranght fast running steamer Belle Sui
for Trenton, Monroe Harrisorburg Trinity and al
mediate landings For freight having superior
commodations, apply board,
o5 7. 3. SMITH. AGENT. No 4TchoMpitonlas street.
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NECTAR VIIISKY-25 BBLs. OF THIS sUPE-
well worthy the attention
taurant keepers for sale by
-7 JONES, MACKINDER 4 Co.. ~
jy4 81 Gravier street.
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

0IGAMbVAI UEf fARl OAEo. \
OHIO RIVER.
Leaves q oE ssEfs1AH ~ ii.is
3. ss ssss suG
o1 e. me nssns landings r " s G Fl fsssSs
o6 "ee''' Is Gravier street.
g Y, ...,.;
&: Il sssss
For freight is1a
asfh and
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e5 Intermediate iaudings-The new, light draught,
syt running and elegant packet steamer
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laEtS S Day Packet Tor Nepoleon-The new, Light draft,
je Stewart naser vii leave as above for NAPOLEON Gsaes
Gastors Landngs C9lun,h9 Deer Greek Greenye Ar
thngon Grand Lake Princeton Carolina Landing, Ashton
Pitchers Point skipwh,s Landing Lake Providence and ali
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Nc Passengers ard shippers rely the Republic
Wv o MONTH"; iDD RssusH hS1
ing. will leave Napoleon on the 3D., ID and 23d o6
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ls4eStsS StsS Monday Packet: Steamer Grenada, Reuben
TcEsnrg Warenon New Carriage Grand GUT st. Jos
eph's Rodney, Natchez all Intermediate landings For
freight Il Or passage spP e. ssftS r CO. Common st.
Grenads sj Just a ont a G doGk & Isyng being thu 9"ghy
privilege of rehpping having made with the
steamer Dick Nash freight will go through without detention
Leave, MEsfsn1s MpsPhy esa Oct lsH sE
& 5Is,.sass s;s, s'ssnsF NsbTasIa, Captain 4 i:
and leave above. For freight apply board
Office under St Charles Hotel
s Th ne sonree Napoleon pol y, With regular packets for
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