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PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL
or THE
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
FoRTY.FOURTH ANNIVERSARY.
TIME EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE appointed to

TIME EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE appointed to
respectfully make known to
friends public Fourth Anniversary the
SOCIETY," win be celebrated by PROMENADE
Hall, MONDAY EVENING;
Sd JANUARY 1851 when thcy their friends viii be their
entcayor o everything that be desired.
vocal music be expected.
shrooder string band engaged for
the occasion.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies' to be had of the
executive committee.
No invitation ladies' among
heretofore honored their balls by their
ence but deem
Invitations gentlemen taxing tickets Tor the and
ball. ,ta
Positively hats will DO allowed in the ample
provision will be made for their care
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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With eighty engayings
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This very handsome valuable, appropr
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Those who looking for the highest value
as present TO send TO Europe
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For family libraries aud presents
The new improved editions OF
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10 volumes, Emo with 20 steel pacs CLOTH
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BAYARD TAyLoRs WORKS.
volumes, limo, CLOTH IS with portrait plates various
handsome bindings
IRyNG's LIFE OF WASHINGTON
In voumcs popular edition. subscribers
edition, In various handsome bindings.
FOR sale In Washington al TAYLOR AZ MAURY's,
Dec2 No asa, Penn.
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JUVENILE BooKs--The Boy who was turned

JUVENILE B00KS.--The Boy who was turned
- into Monkey
Evil Deeds and evil Consequences.
The IAc OF a. ship, from the launch to the Wreck.
The Bntteriys Ball and Grasshoppcrs Feast.
Mister Fox
Aunt MAYORS Present for Good Little Boy.
Aunt MAYORS Picture Story Books
Aunt MAYORS Present a Good Little
Aunt MAYORS Toy Book.
Treasury OF Pleasure Books tor Young People
Naughty Boys and Girls,
Sad History OF Groody Jim and all his little Broth
The Faltlioss Parrot
Dee % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. NEW ARRANGE

lGREATIY ASH
iNGrON DIRECT 10 ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD IINETwo fast daily lines from Washington for the South
southwest Boats their beIth foot OF 9th street. at 6
and the morning boat obliina fine
board sail OF 81 hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing in full view Of Mount Vernon BY the
evening they good and OF four hours in
rooms Richmond
with all the South and Southwest.
great southern mall conveyed this route being ~
miles shorter and 100 miles lass oadug than by other route
making certain connexions 10
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA WELDON
WILMINGTON, N c. CHARLESTON, s. CT AuGtsrA Ga: MONTGOMERY
sp Moag NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN cfrK
Also Richmond with the nnyle southsde Virginia,
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danyile Bristol, Dalton
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
lyuclbnrg, Knoxville Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
New Orleans.
and further Of the inquire
No. s2 Pennsylvania door
Browns Hotel board the boats foot OF 9th street
GEO L. MAT'ITNIY,
August lily Ticket Agent
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VIE BANKS or NEW YORK, THEIR DEALERS

he Clearing House, aud the Pauic Of 1857 with Financial
~ y 6bbops, with ibrty illustrations hy Iterricb
o. 20 For sale al FRANKLIN philips bo2ks orc,
WV $50 Penn. syenue bet Dh A 10th sts
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E,LEG ANT DRESS SILKS, MoUssELINEs

ELEGANT DRESS SILKS, MOUSSELINES
IL sIIAwIs CL0AKs vElyEIs &c.-Wo special
attention Congress- strangers visiting city
OF the abovenamei goods have
thr most elegant ess goods we have offered This
sipg Of the following desirable goods, viz
Elegant brown, tan, mode and laeS s robes two volans
Rich silk robes, velvet voants.
Bch double iipc velvet skirts.
coored ground silk robes all the most desirable coos
ging from $40 TO so
elegant silks patterns
In aTes, stripes, ami Bay a,crc styles.
10 pieces elegant black hyadere silks by the ysyd
silks 0, rs cents 81
yard aud comprising IN all probability the cheapest
cvc stock % coorcd silk goods be found retail establish
ment south Of New York
EVENING DRESS SILKS AND OTHER LIGHT GOODS
We have also Just opened largest plain fancy
silks that have purchased comprising almost
general dresses. In the
the following very choice articles
very beautiful light silk pink white, blue
pink, all blue and white and lavender
The aboyr goods are In
Robes aCuile, robes a lcs volants and vplants.
splendid yaderp rpls with body and trimming match in
color and wlito, and pink and white.
elegant embroidered trec ounced silk robes pink aud
blue, said 10 have cost 500 20 import
embroidered a'Qullc do, style and coors.
cnednc robe Of various qualities in light coors suitable for
and aud three
largest stock light evening robes offered for sale
SPLENDID LIGHT SILKS BY THE YARD
We have just opened pieces
a'Ios stripe silks I,Ek Luo, corn Color, and white,
pieces plain pout dc soe In pink blue white color law
81 4 Ia 81 so yard
comprising such assortment cannot be found elsewhere
the District
cash price marked in pn figure every article
ofir tor sale from DEVIATION hope
rcpuaton sufficient guaranty that no article will be misrepre
seated W. NJ sfuSlER Co,
No. IS, opposite Centre Market,
Dec 7-io,dif bel. 9Th aud 9Th
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roR nAIrIMoRE AND rnE EAST
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Rf.T souTHwEsTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
yo WASHINGTON CITY Virginia Tennessee Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, AMI Texas
Through be obtained the Southwestern Rail
road Office corner Washing
ION on Ferry George Iage the Oce
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, ut Alexandria.
TO Richmond Danvc Inchbure Bristol, Knoxville, Dalton
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville Huntsville Grand juno
ton, Memphis. Montgomery, aud New Orleans
By Railway Connexions Memphis
Aordng greater Expedition and Comfort being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route.
The ferry leaves the foot Of Seventh street
O'Clock passengers the
Richmond Charlottesville stanton, White sulphur springs Wood
stock Richmond and all points southwest,
making and close Memphis
Baggage wagons omnbuses leave Office Pa
O'Clock, a. and J, p,.p
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
June IS-G Washington.
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No. 625.
Notice for restoring certain Lands to market in
the State of Alabama.

NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN Eba the State Of Aalama will, and after the Goth day Of
open sale location
public lands embraced In the following Townships which
subject entry and location prior 70 withdrawal being lands
which had withdrawn probably falling within the prescribed
limits of selection OF railroad Aabana, Con
approved March 1881 be within
said limits, sizi
and Of the So Stepheas meridian
Township 3D. "a rs, %, 81, rs, 90 and 80.
Township s. OF 23, "a, rs, 20, 81 2s 30 and 80
Township =, Of "a ys.t
hand the General Land ONCE the city Of
Washington October 20, 1858
TIIos. A. HENDRICKS,
zg Commissioner.
Oct 22--law6w (Intel&Siarl
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June lSti

GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will ran follows
Alexandria s. 10, IL O'Clock, q and o'clock,
m.
Washington at 6, ., II O'Clock M s. aud O'Clock,
M.
THOMAS cOIIYER, route will opposite
hours. Fare 10
Whaeys onbuses connecting with the Page and Coyer will
Capitol 18th and Pcnnsy
he same time the boats leave Alexandria.
jane s-eod--f RICHARD WALLACE, President.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE
III, NfL.XN XllHk

TIVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
II or NEW YORK.
February l. 1885, siesssos sS state
bonds and mortgages Of first class.
Frederick Winston, president Abbott, secretary
A. " r. Gafno d. oAsp,jning stefan, 4G5 Ninth street
Pamphlets and further Information be obtained The office
LHARIis DE sFIpEN, Agent,
June 22--d6ms No 50T seventh street,
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NOTICE The undersigned respectfully informs
IN his friends, public generally, and visiting the
,,,y that he has in store general assortment cf
BpIis, SHOES, CATERS, SLIPPERS, &c,
and workmanship host
suitable for The for ladies' gentlemen, misses
boys, yoo,le aud elldr,n's wear,
uARNnN BURNS
lps Penn. aY., between 4 x and Gti streets
pes t--2wi enW doors cast d the National Hotel
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Lunenburg G. III Va,
December q, 1858.

December o. 1858.
TTNllE children of Susan Akin, who was daughter
Il of Richard Grafton the elder deceased late ara
hereby notified that reSoiper Of
the circuit court being their portion Of The proceeds the
dover estate lately held by Marcy Grafton widow the said Richard
Grafton, deceased t II
Dee 11--lawlw r. w. WYNN,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

TNRoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO All PAhIs
II on THE WEST SOUTHWEST, AND NulsillwL<f-bhhi
1,IRf AND ONO RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGEMENT -
Two through daily, except sunday oin WISH
ingon t5ft the West as follows -, ..,
Isl Mail % nay eAcepl) connect
iu oy al Cumberland ana iihe'nt
1e Louis and Chicago EXPIRES. s"nheeuon leaves
Washington reaching Cincinnati az Nv D. M next day
nj directly with express for Louisville Cairo aad the
southwoyt and for 81 Louis, Kansas, &c, l...
M view the grand scenery OF the road IA daylight lake
lcr the 40 a. $40, p. train from Washington aud e
over AZ Cumberland or Piedmont .
p prkersbur the Northwestern Virginia road
,ake the M Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad ake
. N ..s.,.. -. s.
other possible iaciiiy will be found upon Tins route
main stem OF The baltimore and ONO hail
road viii leave Washington as follows :,
Nor ali points Washington junction and Piedmont take the
T45 tram. =.
tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST:
Leave washington 610 and As m, aud 40
and 4 50 D. On Sunday at $40, I. only,
laye 80 and $50, and 30 aud DO,
On Sunday at A. 40, in only.
The 90 trains will stop stations and for An
napdls connections.
The and $40, the chefeonnccing trains for
tho West the TO- 45, aud $40 trains Tor the East
For further Information at the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Ticket Oilre, Of THIS n. IAfsoSs Agent, Washington
". +. SMITH
octS Master Of Transportation, Baltimore
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
saleA scholarship In the Columbian College, for the whole
OF four will be sold for little than bali
wishing The scholarship
rent and pion which $40 year win so or $3.50 cash.
the original Is worth $3.50 or $3.50,
Address cArAllNE care % D. ., Washington o., DC
Dec 9--dn
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIELD, AitorneyatI Law the
NJ states Building, or7h aud streets, Washington
D. u win practice all the including
OF Claims aud Ia the adjoining IN Ytgmia.
Sep 22--3m
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ID IL. GILLET, Counsellor at Law has removed
LIZ his once his residence Franklin Row
rbiacnh lie his principal
ly 10 cases IN the Unisd stssss slpsa4ae ilnst
oct3s--du
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YINO DIPLOMATS AND TOURlSTS.--Th adver-
Il scr middle aged who with and speaks
the English, French Spanish well educated
active and OF good mora acquainted with maritime affairs has
merchant and particularly
call tho American diplomats the
European South American continent who
courier and confidential travelling clerk He furnish the
uDexceptonable references for qualification many p
gucd The highest standing Washington Alabama
Address A. O. Box No 49, Mobile, Aha, Of the Hon. ~
Fitzpatrick, u. & s. Sep 30--d3m
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1NARPETlNG, FLOOR 0lL-CIOPH, RUGS, MAT
ugs Druggets Materials and House furnishing Dry

| (tARPETlNG, FLOOR OlL-CLOpII, RUGS, MAT
~ ,ing Dugges Curtain Materials and House furnishing Dry
Goods such
Velvet tapestry carpeiings designs
Tapestry Brussels do in great variety
New styles Brussels do super quality
Extra heavy 3ply do very rich
super ingrundo patterns
Very heavy Atwood Dutch carpctngs
T~lled venitiap oarpetns for halls and steps
Velvet and Brussels do do do
Fun heavy very rich oo oiclots cut to n
shape hall,
Mosaic, velvet, tuitei rugs and mats
naings
12-4 l4-4, 1914 druggct crumb cloths
Engisl druggcis, all widths, by the yard Fl.
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
Satin LANES, brocatcs and reps for curtains
White, buH, blue, and green shade linens
rods, curtain IA,
Having attended MADAM Auction which took
place New York the ih and 9Th prepared to
than afforded under ordinary ccum
Purchasers respectfully invited Of
stock H0oE BRO. co.
Aug 1s-dn
nR VAN PATTEN, DENTIST and resi-
willard Hotel square opposite the neH
the aud the Pennsylvania and
18th street.
Oct 7-3md%
UTAsHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Gpaas $500 900
sTocKIIOI DERs INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
The only company Washington having such clause is char
Risks buildings merchandise furniture &C. taken the lowest
rates.
Besides capital company liability
clause the charter renders the private fortune OF each stakeholder
omce-corncr Pennsylvania and Tenth street
WIN. F. DayIy Denj Ieall Francis Mohun,
James u Halliday, Hudson ayor, VIM. orms s''''
Samuel Bacon, Joseph Bryan, NV Gait
NB-No charge made for policies.
~
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SEALED will this until O'Clock,
the 2s the delivery the United stlea
Philadelphia OF following described timber, the
which be asccrtaned
from the 0 any Of the navy yards.
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Lunenburg c. H., Va

ClGN OF THE GOLD EAGLE hngravings--A
~ splendid lot or which Is
avenue opposite kpkwa0i House Framed otherwise.
A,sa, all KIND OF gut picture frames. Dec 5--f
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special Notice 10 SUBSCRIBERS.

RATES on ADVERTISING.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

What coquence so exquisite ns Rnh's
THY people shall be my people, and thy Goo
my God !
"In song, who more impassoned than Sap
pho in prophecy, who more inspiring than
Miriam, with harp and tiulbrel, by the shores
of the sounding sea?
"Hrr destiny overshndows mans his tate
,remblcs in hers. Napoleon tore from its hrnv
en- his morning star, Josephine aud st. he'
eua, in rctrhution, arose in the ocean.
Did not Mary, the mother OF Washington,
fashion his great mind, and breathe her Stair
less purity into his greater heart
More eloquent, than tonghc eau tell, more
| glorious than pen can write, are the simple
words Mother-Dnughtcr- SiSicr-Wlic !!
Molher'-llow sweet from the lips OF the
glrcinl girl how holy from the trembling voice
of age To the dying captive, to the bleed
inc soldier. to the great man, 10 the mnleiac.
tor on the scallold, thy nlmc, Mothcr' comes
radcut with the light Of young Eden days
WIFE is thy better self Sister, thy lowell
est peer ; Daughter, sunshine dancng on thy
knee
"ln heather mythology, Jove was the pa
rent of wisdom that sprang n goddess. all ere
atc, from his immortal mind In Christian re-
| ligion, the Virgin was the Mother OF our Lord !!
| woman has ever been divine With the
ancicnts the symbol Of plenty, Of beauty, Of
purity and wisdom Minerva all perfect, Ceres
with her Shcuf Of white, Diana with her bcnd.
cd bow Venus arising from the crowning foam
Of the great sea. With us, Of the New reSta.
mrnt, she has been chosen nS wife ana dnugh,
ter for the expression of m'raccS--at the mar.
ringr.fraS. when the water blusled 10 wine !:
and when he hndr the daughter Of u rus arse
and walk. Faith, Hope, aud Charity ah d. h
most III her who touched but the hem 5t His
garment and WAS made whole ;and in the wild.
ow, who, with her mite gayc most to the Lord.
"Ycs, Woman is divine. How many ori-
, sons ascend 10 thee, Virgin Mrry? Woman
: j. divine even il her fall. Do you not rymcn.
: her that our holy Lord bowed to the earth
wrote upon the sand, and would no: look mp
! on her shame, her degradation, or her punish
mrnt !"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
Gbe felitiana ntnotrat.
A WORD TO TIE WISE.

Love hailed little maid,
Romping through the meadow
Needless in the sun she played,
Scornfu of the shadow.
"Come with me-" whispered he:
Listen, sweet. to love and reason"
"By and by" she mockcd reply
Loves not in season."
Years went, years came
Light mixed with shadow:
Love met the maid again,
Dreaming through the meadow.
Not so coy.' urged the boy
List in time to love aud reason.'
"By and by she unused reply
Loves still in season.
Years went, years came !:
Light changed TO shadow;
Love met the maid again,
Waiting IN the meadow.
"Pass no more my dream is DER;
can listen now 10 reason
"Keep thee coy mnckcd the boy
Loves out of season.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

GfRIS.-Th r. are two nd Of gtrlS one l. tia
kind that appears The hest abroad til" girls that
good Tor parties. rides. visits halls Ac. and wh"c
chief del GIT is in snch things: the other Il the X 4
that appears hrst at home the girls that useful AID
cheerful in the dining room aud all The pr @inct- Of
hom'. They dnir w,d ly in character Onr i ut.
en II torment at home The Other. = a blessing De
Is moth, cOnsum NJ every thag about her: the
9th sunbeam. inspiring III, u glad I,.s MI
along Il + pathway Now il dos not nee .sarily
follow that there shall bt two cla,-ts OF girls. The
right cdlcation will modify both = l.tt!r, and unite
the T characters In one
Now il does not necessarily follow that thcr,
shall he two cl,ssc, Of girIs The right cdu-
cat on will modify 10th 4 little. md unite their
characters il one G rIS are not made alto
grthcr for home, any more than boys are. So.
cicty would be of but lifilc worth without
girls, without women The first plrnSrc aud
duty Of every woman should be ut home her
next should relate TO the refinement and well
hcing OF society But in order that she may
beucft aud ndorn society, she must first know
how to benefit and ndom home Hence all
girls, rich and alike, should he early and well
instructed in all the duties and cares of Tome
From the cellar to the g0rret, she should know
all thai is to be dom" From the kitchen TO
the parlor she should be complete mistress.
All the interests Of home should be ~ familiar
to her rs household words. Mother idpness
folly or difference sIonla prevent her from
engaging heartily in nil the concerns Of hone
life This will he to her school more valua-
bic than the seminary or the ladies' college
II hohooves mothers, therefore to feel that
they are teachers Of the first dignity in posi-
ltion. Their daughters will be much what they
make them. The home cdncation WI Iny the
irnc foundation Of character II will fix the
true principles Of Life in the yonng girls mind
Il will give her an insight into domestic duties
aud teach her that to be useful is one great
end Of life Book education can easily follow
n good home trimming hut good home train
ing is not apt to follow the education Of the
schools Girls well taught at home are the
girls that appear well everywhere. Give us
the well read girls and we shnl have no need
Of any other. They will make the true wo.
man-Vallcy Farmer.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

THus IL is our daughters leave Us,
Those We love and those who love us!
Just when they have learned to help NJ,
Comos youth with lannting feathers =
With his flute Of reeds, n stranger
Wanders piping through the village,
Bcckons to the iairest maiden,
And she follows where he leads her,
Leaving all things for The stranger.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

GoUNG AMGRIcA.--A certain Judge, while
attending Court in II shire town, was passing
along the road where boy was letting down
the bars to drive some cattle in. His father
stood in the door Of his house, on the opposite
side Of the roafl, and seeing what his hopeful
boy was doing shouted ont
John, don't You drive the cattle in there
told yon to put them in the pasture behind
THE house"
The boy took no notice whatever Of the re.
monstrance and his father repeated the order
in n louder tone, without the least effect and
n third time gave orders not to drive the cat
tie in there, The son didn't even deign TO
look up, and disobryed the parental injunction
with n cooIncss which positively shocked the
Judge, who, looking at the cuprt, said, in a
tone of official duty
Boy don't you hear your father speaking
to You 2"
"Oh, y-a-a-s" replied the yontl casting a
glance at the Judge and tllcn at the parent,
but don't mind what he says. Mother don't
neither and twxt she and | we've about got
the dog SO he don't"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

Sss@ Let reason go before enterprise and
counsel before action
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

DsS~ Mans happiness is said to hang on II
thread This must he the thread that is never
on hand to SOW on the shirt button that is al
ways off.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07

w INV "
do "Natc
do plosp'orlc
do prusslc
do pyroiigncolis
do ,nlp'nrIc
do iiriaric
Either ntsl,c
do ehlorlc
do sulp'itrlc
Aspllalliin
hleollol
AlocS
Alum
Ammonia, aqua
do carp.
do iodine
~ phosphate
do aruin tp'H'
Annalto
Arrow root
Arsenic
Dalsim copaiya
dD feiii
do loll
lo J. i
Bath lir,ck
liatl y- .dliiyr
liiH ruin
l'h"llne
b"Fin. sliph
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ii,'n iHdI.o
itile mA'- h'iE''sh
i'lt ''''r
III.
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07


rug store VIZ.
Morphine, acetate
do sulphatc
do muriatc
Moss, Iceland
do Irish
Musk, grain
Nipple shields
Nursing bottles, ass'd
Nutgall-
NuX ,om ch
Oil Of almonds
do anilisctd
do bcrgamot
do black pepper
do caj, put
do cnraway
do cassin
do crdrat
do chamumilo
do GLOVES
do capoila
do crUtOn
do ergot
do irhnrl
do hcl olropc
do jhm,n
do jumper
do lav' ndcr
do n,rulI
do olives
do orange
do origanum
do patchouly
do violet
do pcnnyroyal
do i ~ rmint
do rosemary
do tassairns
do sayin
do suCciui
do Nrrhrua
DO wni rgrccn
do wurm,ccd
blto al rusrs
lMut-, chrome y,lln4
do chrome gr,cn
do thargc
IA Paris green
10 irH.-iHn blue
do white lead
do rd lead
raH brushes. assorted
Pap r,"yrry decoration
Patent Md clu,s. VIZ.
Arabian I'M mrut
Aycc, ciihulic pill-
Nyrr's ehcup y ctora,
lr Ja3n'- : hnily m1,
500 lJal d~ plaster
Court Plaster
Lyon kathnilon
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NclH8e.- Nclmtlu.e
Mu.Hme iiuinrut
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rhndi'lh = pii-
Brown Jam gin.
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