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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

Isy- Mr.. Aristidcs Barbn publishes card in the
Marksville Village withdrawing his name from the
Democratic ticket for parish Recorder. lie takes
this step to heal party dissatisfaction, for which he
should be remembered by his associates 1t Is an
act that seldom chronicle on the part of aspirants
for office Baton Rouge Adpocate.
This Mr.. Barbn was nominated al the Parish Con
vention, in Ayoyeles which sat with closed doors
The "War-horse' had just such an opportunity, and
his having failed to avail himself of 1t, will cause
him to be remembered, not by "his associates" but
the true and Independent democracy of this district
in November next Such an act is too noble for
some asprants to comprehend
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
MIR. SIGUR'S LETTER OF ACCEP.
TANCE.
BAroN RouGE, Sept. 9th, lS5

DAMON KOTEE, sup. ON, T6oI.
Hon. L. j. .Sigur:- Sir-The convention
held in the Third Congressional District, AT
Baton Rouge, on the 3lst ultmo for the pur.
pose Of nominating candidate of the Demo,
cratic party for Congress, committed to the
the agreeable duty Of communieat,
ing to you the intelligence of your unanimous
nomination by that body.
In dischargng the trust assigned to us we
are happy to assure You of the earnest desire
entertained by the convention that you should
accept the position to which you have been in
yited, and also Of the confidence and cnthusi
asm which your nomination has inspired
Very respectfully,
W. Il. WALKER,)
4 Ax q H Bov,s, Committee
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
no Gumbo-Is yer good at spellin', Buck?
Blackwell darby, agaciate-what'sd de incnoga.

no. Gumbo-Is yer good at speln, Buck?
Buck-Well darby, sagaciate- what's de interroga-
tory?
Gumbo--I see yes larned-but can yer spell know
muffin wittou no letters at all?
Buck--You mean know noMing you darkey.
Gumbo-Yes, hn0,c nuD'n-can yer duz it?
Buck-"I surrender it," as Yorktown said to Corn
cob, Gaze it can't be did wih no letters al all.
(Gumbo takes piece of chalk, gets down on bis
knees and makes big cgoher on the floor then asks
Buck, rolling up the whites of his eyes, If that alnt
muffin? Takes out of his hat an old torn handker-
chief and rubs the cypher out cean)
Gumbo-Now, Niger dare's no muffin dar, as plain
as day, to dis darkey.
Buck--Good Gum, Good Yah, Yah, Yah, -jjis
like de party itself-gone! up! rubbed omi
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
AGEN rs.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due to- and receive subscrp
tions to. the " DEMOCRAT"
ARTHUR McKENNA Jackson, La.
r. CHICK. Port Hudson.
THOS. L. McGfIEE is duly authorized TO collect
cacounts due this Office.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

AMBRoTYpEs--Mr. Hawkins still continues to exc
cute the above style of miniature in most life like
manner. Aud now while Clinton can boast the pres.
cncc Of first-rate Artist all who wish them should
call and get one Of his almost living pctnrcs-try
him. he guarantees satisfaction to all. See his ad.
yertisement.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

TIE YorNG EAGI.E.-Ths is the name of a neat
little sheet that emanates from the Patriot office
under the management Of Masters Collins Lambert
the first number of which appeared on Monday last
Success to the enterprise.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

Gao-We lay before our readers the resolutions of
Mr.. Van Wicklc offered at the late convention. Now,
gentlemen of the Courier and Advocate, the record
Is full;' what have you to say?
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

1aS- The "Back Cat in the cage when turned
out, we are informed will be skunk.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

BoLTERs Who boted Prieur's nomination. who
boled Lawson's, and who bolted Bowie's? Who
has been boiling for twenty-five years? Such fldcl
ty should be rewarded
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
FOR CONGREss-Sd DISTRICT.

r.-Sickness in our Office, prevents us furnishing
more than the inside form Of our paper. We shall
more than make amends for this hereafter
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
PUBLIC MEETING.

According to previous notice, meeting Of
the citizens Of Clinton aud vicinity was organ.
lied in the Court House. on Tuesday last, by
calling Henry Maraton, ESD to the chair,
and the appointment Of W. H. Green, seerc-
tary
The object Of the meeting was explained by
the chair to be, 10 take such steps as, in the
opinion Of the meeting might best facilitate
the erection Of a suitable building in the town
Of Clinton, for the purposes of permanent
Male lctdemN when the following preamble
aud resolutions were offered
WHEREAS, II i, deemed Of the utmost impor-
lance to the education Of our youth that
good and substantial School Louse, OF prop
er dimensions, shall be erected in OF near
the town Of Clinton-thcreforc
ReSoircd, That the subscribers TO said oh
ject shall become M incorporated body under
the title Of tie fHnl0n lL,le Acadcmu, with
power TO eject Board Of Trustees, whose duty
II shall be to superintend the erection and the
general management Of said Institution.
ReSolccd, That II Committee OF twelve gen
tlemen shall be appointed, for the purpose Of
soliciting subscriptions for carrying ont the
above named obJeet-and when au sufficient
amount, not less than two thousand dollars
shall have been subscribed, they shall cal
meeting Of the contributors to be organ
into "A corporate body.
Res0ired, That VIM. siIIiman, David
sr., H. Skipwith, ID. C. llardcc, L. Han j.
John McVea, John NJ Bell, j. Il. ytor,
James Welsh, j, G. Diamond, and II. Mars.
ton, shall compose the above named Commit
tee, with powers TO appoint President, Sec
rotary, and Treasurer OF said Committee, who
shall also have power to fill all vacancies by
resignation or otherwise
The reading and consideration of which re
suited in their unanimous adoption.
On motion it was
ResOlred, That the editors of the Clinton pa
pers be requested to publish these proceedings.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
II MARSTON, Chairman,
I" L
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T E r NJ s

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IN advance. FouR. if not paid within six months
and FIVE, ifnot paid before the close of the year.
ADvERTISING.--Adve inserted Of One
Dollar per Square of Ten lines. or less for the first
insertion and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding siS
lines. for twelve months. TEN Dollars. Advertise
ments not marked with the NUMBER Of insertions
will he inserted until forbid
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Three Squares, 10 - l6 20 20
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PATENT MEpiciNEs.-Thrty dollars per half column.
per year, and none of greater length inserted
ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office TES DollaIs.
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
W, II, GREEN, Secretary,

GEN. PILLow-The name of this distinguished
gentleman says the southern (Norlork) Statesman,
Will be placed before the next Legislature of Tennes-
see as candidate for the United States Senate
Neare greatly gratided TO learn this fact for such
Is the weight Of character and the high position of
the man as cannot fail to give him commanding
influence in the councils Of that ilustrious body.
lie will approve himself not only a creditable and
worthy representative Of his own sovereign common
wealth, but useful and prudent statesman.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
New ORLEANS, Sent. 9th 1857

4NEN chLEaHe ptpb' ollI, 100
Gemlemcn-I have just received your com,
muncation of the 9th instant, in which you
inform me that the convention held at Baton
Rouge on the 3 LIST ult, had nominated me as
the Democratic candidate for the Third Con
gressional District.
| deem it my duty, for reasons which shall
present to the people of the Third Congress
slonal District, to accept that nominations; and
| pledge myself to vindcate before them the
action OF your convention, and the motives
which prompted it,
Very respectfully, your obt. svt,
j.. j SIGUR.
To Messrs. W. Il. Walker, j. A. Morgan, and
Angus Bowie, committee
Dsiy" Discussion between Messrs. Haynes and
Jones, commences at Port Hudson to-day, the
"black cat" also will be let loos.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
WIN. [. HAMILTON, of Natchitoches.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR AUDITOR.
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON, Ibervillc
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

Gay- Ayoyelles is largely in favor of sigur,
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On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of City Auctioneer.
Mr.. Lombard nominated Norbert vignie.
Mr. Vennard nominated James L. Carman.
Mr. Vignie received the votes of Messrs. De La
barre. Dupre, Howell, Landry, Witt, Magioni, Dol
honde, Holland Lombard, Phelps and Reid-ll.
Mr.. Carman received the votes OF Messrs. Yennard,
Campbell, Hall, Huyghe, Kearny, Waldo and Whit
Mr.. Harrison voted blank
Mr.. Vigne having received the requisite majority,
was declared duly elected City Auctioneer for the
city of New Orleans.
ton, on motion, the Board of Aldermen retired.
Mr.. Hall offered the following resolution, which
was read and NJ adopted the rules being suspended:
a Of E q BE- and
official journal Of this city,
The following resolution was, on motion of Mr..
Holland, taken up read and adopted by the follow
ing vote, the rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Campbell, Dolhonde, Hol-
land: Huyghe' kearny, Phelps, Reid, Waldo and
Whitney-l0.
days notice in the official journal for removing and
prison and police I h sy 81 and building
Mr.. Waldo, on behalf of the above committee, Of
fered the following report, which was read and
adopted:
The COMMITTEES Fire beg report with regard the
be made the Hoas
almost impossible for the their
sn IN a ss The resolution is therefore
The comm!tee cannot let this opportunity without call
ing the attention OF the Council the necency of the bell
ringers Of the several stations frequently fire occurs and
some half hour elnpses before alarm is given The
mee the most have full charge of
alarm bells should be the Chief Of the Fire Department The
requisite resolution offered to the purpose aforesaid
The committee further that the Commercial Water
Works Company have several times totally failed to give tn,
quantity Of water required during large CONFEDERATION as re-
CURED by the terms OF their charter They resolution
asking that special be appointed enquire and
port the same to the Common Council, the liability of the
Water Works Company keep supply of fol
the the city, and to take such shall hereafter oh
| viate the danger and complaints made.
| Respectfully,
| C. II WALDO.
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As ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
New Orleans July 10, 1857.
The following communication from the Surveyor
was read and on motion, referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings: II
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CRY HALL,
NEW ORLEANS, 18th July, 1857. 5
To the Honorable the Common Council,
TF" Board of Assistant Aldermen:
Genemen-The petitions of property holders on Dorsere
street. Cnsohouse to Canal streets asking that said
side Espanade street. from johnson 10 Miro Streets
asking brick sidewalks, bodeed by curb stones and
cutters laid said and Of property holders
gu the side Canal between St. Charles and
Streets asking that said street be paved with square
blocks having published in conformity with the City
Charter opposition having been made to the
specuy the adoption of the resolutions
ordering the sales of the contracts for the performance OF the
improvements petitoned for. s= J9 Ia
Very respectfully, your obt seryt
City Surveyor.
The following communication from the Comptroller
was read and notion was referred to the Finance
Committee :: a.
CoMPrRoLLERs OFFICE
gl{s New Orleans, July IA, 1857
To the Honorable the Common Council.
accordance with section 3d. ofthc City Charter
have the honor herewith condensed and de-
tailed Of the receipts and expenditures OF the city,
from the lst January, to the LIST July, 1857.
Also statement No 81 Of the Cheeks drawn by the Treasurer
from the Sth 10 the l4th inst
Very respectfully,
your obedent servant,
7. HITSELBERGER,
4sa=ia8 Depy. Comp't.
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NOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
IL pLA NTERS.

PATENTED IMPRO FEMENT AZ TIE MANUFACTURE
OF IIRNS,
Employing Spin the Crop but about the
raise ithis nHnber consisting of CildrtA Of
and above, and unfit for blowing
picking cotton, -
am now prepared furnish Planters with this NEW COM
RINATION OF MACHINERY. inclusive of the STEAM EN-
CINE if necessary naIney The Gin with Lap AppenAaee
in Mach and the Segment Machines Of the Spinning Sc
and TO have all arranged in the Spinning Room the
plantation complete, with sren: dispatch. Also, competent
Spianers - - - - 49, - 80
the very first year will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive Of the Engine and the Spnners
Wages.
Ny IMPROYEMEE EMIT in its results to the Planter is equva-
lent to his having purchased OF plantation negros,
productive than these he works. and while his Spin
interest will prove his diversion, it will be fo
the and anXetes Inherent Planting, Gathering and
Bang up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE, bat for good accept
anGe can grant reasonable acities and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT fourth be paid to each of the first
years the the Yarns bring Ginued Cotton
with nsung should the ation change
prOprletorS.
Propositions from Planters may be made and know
of Machinery in their particular they
what has been the OF pounds Of their
how many pounds of Yarn day tEey must Spin.
40 GEO. u. HENRY, Mobile, Ala.
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WATERING PLACES.

..A BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY, Miss.
Summer Retreat, generally known
the Southern country under the naae cnt
Of William Barnes will be opened the first day OF June
next, for the reception of visitors.
The proprietor order meet the increasing demand for
rooms his hoe erected during tue past winter an a
diional building 200 feet long; containing "a ge AID hney
MEDIATE all thar may favor him with their patronage, whether
transient or permanent -.-,,,,. oo.
TIL. many natural advantages of this establishment com
mnndng the prospects the Gulf with the pure
from the and having never been
visited epidemic have failed to impress taVoaoy the
the different Southern cities and surround
country. 4, =.
Attached the extensive orchard containing the
choicest fts spacious grounds handsomely arranged hcy
ventilated apar bachelors Billiard Rooms and len,
pin Alleys conveniently and neatly fitted and Bar stocked
with fine Liquors and Cigars . =, ,...,..
notice. ---- A.. III,
The proprietor is determined spare that will
enable continuance of the generous patronage
heretofore received render the OF his guests
Visitors from New Orleans the West will land at the first
wharf at sissippi City from Mobile the East at the
second wharf.
Npp'e'''0"' ''' WIN BARNES Mississippi City,
THOMPSON 4 BARNES,
myl5 SIN % Common St., New oEleans.
,.A POINT CLEAR fIOTEL-rHE PROfklE
House hereby give notice mat the above
summer will be opened for visitors ahoG
the LIST of ne facilities for salt water bathing fishing
ETC are unsurpassed upon the whole coast Rooms may 5
secured by addressing F. H. ChAMb.lhLsAlt' ~; H.
Mobile, April 80, 1857. tn!o u
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MINORITY REPORT.
Mr.. Hall offered the following minority report,
which was read and adopted:
The undersigned begs leave to submit the following

alleged BALANCE due 81 2s ma % ns
Committed regular meeting held last evening In 1886 the
Committee f them p pIsdsd y ST. and Bailey
objected the Of sad pin At the rate
official journal of the city, and receiving fixed contract price
dneea The bi $3.50 ordered ne e The sum Al
eC , Ts bill by a na
signed objected the payment Of said difference for the
d he
y for @ @ bib Dpt % pa ~ sre
fore presents this report and submits it foT yepS
The following substitute, mentioned in the above
report, was read and adopted by the following vote
the rules being suspended, and, on notion sent to
the Board of Aldermen for concurrence
Rssor of the First District be and is
hereby authorized employ for six months the adj
sRi sss9 ny virtue
The following resolution, mentioned in the above
report was read:
the PSI ment of the following bills, viz:
John Lynn armorer First District his salary for
]. A. ane Guiotte, bread furnished Work House
' ness III lieutenant Police Third District for -
rstons furnished prisoners in june, 49,: y %
Boarding slave Nelson, to Sls June, 1851 10 OO
j. Fremeaux, Lieutenant Police of Second Dis
trct for ratons furnished prisoners in June, =, .o
i'i Boarding slave George, in june ISL .. 10 %
s. Dowty Lieutenant Police Fourth District,
tons furnished prisoners in June, ls57.. u 4o
Hire Hires Of slave Henry in june, ISL Is %
Petty expenses in June. 1851 ..........- . W ~
R. R. Hunt Lieutenant Police First District,
lions furnished prisoners in June 1851 70 W
G. Slh, maintenance of slave Texas in June, ;, "a
&c Albert, for mattress and bolster 80
Theod. Frois for pair blankets so
Z. PIanchard rations slaves in Police jail
' sMla va as keeper Of Police jail June, 1881 81 20
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trail ground on Claiborne between Canal ana common
streets, fenced with chains and posts etc
RESOLUTIONS. 5s4
Mr. Lombard offered the following resolutions,
which were read, and, on motion, referred 10 the
committee on Streets and Landings:
1 as @h the Corporation e Of lighting the
III Ta ps s s"s b. authorized to
cause two bridges be made the intersection Of Old evss
s wa sd & 0'
Mr.. Holland offered the following resolution, winch
was read and adopted by the following vote, the rules
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Holland,
Huyghe, Kearny, Phelps, Reid, Waldo and Whitney
4 he oa ahs s lease q the CITY
ss s
city payable monthly said n sale Il Ss mnds
snd cr
"a y
and to be subject the approval rejection 81 the Common
,- STANDING CoMMIrTEEs-FINANCE.
Mr. Holland, on behalf of the above committee,
offered the following report, which was read and
adopted: ,.o, a.,
several matters referred them rs follows
Upon The fsvn sl e
diectsd 10 issue certificate him Your committee
n sndn nas, he matter being entirely foreign This sommee
Upon The lie o b the ar
mee offer for the and recommend its adop
ton. , -.s -, ,,,,
which have been examined and approved by them:
JOHN f. HOLLAND,
J.H PHELPS.
conrur in the foregoing report with exception Of the
item Of 81 10 OO in favor Daily Creole or printing
names OF delinquent mentioned and contained in the
resolution providing for the payment of snntry bills ard
compAnyn this report and minority report stating
my objec ,ons the payment of said bill of the Creole
- JOHN NJ. HALL.
MINORITY REPORT.
Mr.. Hall offered the following minority report,
which was read and adopted:
The undersigned begs leave to submit the following
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A DAPTEp TO PLANTATIONs-a

N Matagorha, Texas, Fen l. laoi
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock 4 Co: ,,,
GencmenMr G. W. TlIey who Is gentleman wei! known
as the hest this Wharton county and cele
DRAFTED for the careful of highly recon-
cnds YOUR yermituge. He called few days since,
and nrrhased two Dozen that he administered the
adult suspected
of having worms and succeeded eXpeln from her several
dozen incnes IN length ana lA' e e" 10 Nv"
goo.. ., -. IT..
One Of these home testimonies worth thousand whse the
parties are known this he regarded reliable eVi
regard the adaptation OF our valuable e9i'
tuge to our plantations c w rrsrIrp
Sold Wholesale retail by all the principal druggists and
country throughout the United States te2 l9@M
ruMAN,s PNEUMATIC STEFAN GkANo-
" ATJR is now plantations compris ing the
largest and smallest casSes OF which It has TAKEN OH
three crops with combination of the following advantages
any other application OF steam to steam drtnu
lat0r entire steauttrain: m , r &c.,. -. =, ,.,..
o Battery.n 1890 ,
z Il rsnaires no additional for the boilers.
g. MIN never ''scalep require cleaning.
A. lis heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body If mice SO and hard grained sugar is made
direct no additional boilers required where the sngarnil
boilers are large GnIans BagAsse Furnace scone
pair OF boilers 30 inches in diameter and "a feet long
with nans Baase Furnace furnish steam grind the
cane and run the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhd sugar
per day. :, -,..-,- . :, ...,..-u
at much less expense planter hHn any other bat
terry or application 10 making sugar ID part or entirely
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings be furnished application 70 the subscriber
who j, now prepared make contracts tor the Battery ETapo
rator or CHARTERS be used with direct exhaust steam
| SAMUEL II. GILMAN
d4 ly 70 Gravier street New Orleans, Ia.
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0gs@gar BOARD ALDERMEN, .
July Sh, 1851 5
To the President and members of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen
Conference.-The following ordinances and resolutions adopted
honorable body concurred in by the Board of AL
dermen ..s. -. .s .-.
ordinance in relation to bonds taken by the Recorders of
this city, etc. 49,.
An ordinance amend LIST of section 10 of the ord
regulating the Treasuers Department approved 2h
November 1886, etc)
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant the
payment of sundry bills adopted June 49,
1851
resolution authorizing Comptroller make out proper
bills of 1855 and 1856 according supplemental
assessment made by 4. Dure, Assessor etc.
resolution approving and accepting the securities of T.
Theard Comptroller j. Scott Deputy Wharfger Fourth Dis
for supplying stationery and
G. Seymour E. A. Patterson contractors for printing
blanks.
resolution Joint session Tuesday It'll, inst, at
O'Clock, r. NJ. ..
authorizing the Comptroller to advertise in the
official five adudicae the lowest bid
for Smelling with lake shells the decayed and
iecayng part of the plank of the Fourth District
Respectfully, -
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sNR. LNpCKSODD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
yperivnce in this city practitioner Of medicine for
Tue future viii attend principally to office practice llo takes
as diseases the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
kiueys BLADDER Chronic Darrhea in word all chrnnc COM
and rheumatism its form Also the diseases
Of women and chdren-especy OF females ProapsaS Uter
termed Yenereal, primary and secondary. "
All WHO are suffering would do we'll 10 give call before
ng eybsre and they will receive safe ard speedy
obe myself all persons who have Rheumatism or
Pains ~ Limbs, make no charge Tor my serHces
RHEUNATIC SPECIFIC only be had my office. This
one Of my discoveries in Maers Medica an" Is
taken with perfect safety il being vegetable compound
In consequence of the many humbug advertisements in the
newspapers with great reluctance give my to the public
dSirsss or call on me at DAVIDSONS ROW. las CARUN
DELFT street between Poydras and Hevia streets.
Oaice up stairs. Hours from A; NJ, to + NJ - -
ssly j. II, LOSh"tOD, M d.
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HARDWARE.

brand Il ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON
ID coz No. 81 Magazine street opposite the Arcade imPol
and Dealers in Domestic and Foeiga HA DW AXE sl
CHANDLERY etc. have In and for sale on favor
BILE TERMS complete assortment suitable for the country trd
BRAND e ADAMS,
n27 1ykW No. 81 Magazine street, opposite the Arcade.