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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

A little girl, about five years o1
age, was exually fond of her moth.
er and grandmother. On the birtd.
day Of the latter, her mother said
to- her:
:" My dear, you must pray to
God to bless your grandmother,
and that she live to be very old.n
The child looked with some sur
prise at her mother, who, perceiv-
ing it. said: .-.s.
!" " ell, will you not pray to God
to bless your grandmother and
that she may live to become very
old e.
"Ah, mammal said the child
."she is very old already I Tou1d
rather pray that she may become
young"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

4 FOLLOWING THE LoRD.-An itin-
Grant preacher travelled along the
northwestern counties OF the State
OF Illinois. He was mounted on
an animal whose appearance beto-
kened very bad keeping--the mere
frame work OF what had once been
a horse $S = 8 !. .z.....- IT,
Riding up to the door Of coun-
try inn, he inquired Of the landlord
the distance to the next town.
\ The host, coming out, was SO for
cibly struck with the appearance Of
the animal upon which the querist
zat, that he walked twice around
before giving the desired inforn1a-
ton. lIe.then asked
!" Who v ho might you b, bes # its a
fair question. -
e [ am a follower Of the Lord, =
wassthe answer. ...5= ss. ss=:
"Folowin' the Lord, eh Z" de-
n1ended the host, !" well, I'll tell
you what i is, old feller, (eyeing
the horse again. there is. one thing
certai1iiff you stop often on the
road, you'll never catch him with
that boss"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

/ ARTIFICIAL SToNE.-A new kind
Of artificial stone is described in
commendatory terms in the English
| journals. This. preparation is OBJ
tanned by dissolving broken fints
in d solution Of caustic alkali at a
Temperature of three thousand de-
grees. A properly prepared sand
is mixed into a pasty u-ass with this
solution, and, while in a plact1c
state, it is pressed into 1noulds Of
any form. In the course Of time,
the mass hardens it is then expos
/ ed to the action Of heat to drive off
the water, and the whole is conver-
ted into a very coherent sandstone.
By this means any kind Of stone
can be initiated, care being taken
in selecting and preparing the mass
which is to be cemonted together
The facilities which this prepara-.
ton offers for exeellence ii orna-
mental work at a moderate cost,
are. very great. Figures, foliage j
and indeed any architectural dec,
oration, can be produced most trea-
dily and at a considerable saving,
the labor Of cutting being, Of course
entirely dispensed with. It is a
curious point, in connection with
the cementing powers of this dis
solved SILICA, that it loses its solu-
bility during the operation this is
avery important property, since it
insures the stone against the luhu-
ence Of rain or any atmospheric
influences. As preventive Of
destruction the surface Of the stone
is coated or saturated with the SOL
Bile mass. The mode Of application
is to brush over he.exserior Of the
building with the solution, and
many advantages are gained by
repeating it several times.
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a RoBE. DE CHAMBRE The
Pairs press thus relates an incident
that. happened ii that city, and
caused great glee Mr.. z. is mar
ried, and the father Of q charming
girl. So on St. Johns day, which
was also his birthday, the mother
and daughter made q present to
Mr.. <. Of magnificent robe de
chambre, which proved to have
only one defect, that Of being too
long by more than . quarter Of a
yard It wasin the evening Of the
23d Of June that they ascertained
this, and Madame <, who, that
evening, remained at home, while.
her husband and daughter were at.
aparty, took the opportunity to shor-
ten the robe without saying a word
to anybody. ..ss.=
!: The next day, Madenloiselle <,
rising very early, hastened with the
same discretion to cut M the bot
tom Of the garment, which she con-
eluded was too long; land about TWO
hours afterward, when Mr.. <, on
getting mp. perceived the robe de
chanzbre thrown across a port!nan-
teau, he Immediately directed his
servant to take it quickly to the
tailor to take off the quarter of a
yard, which hethought was still on.
Alas! when they brought back the
unfortunate. garment at dinner time,
and Mr.. x, called his friends to
admire bis present, Be. found that
instead Of a qnaretr Of a yard, it
was shortened by nearly ayard,
and was no longer aro6e ae cApnz6re
but vest! Imagine the laughter
which ensued when all was explain
ed. However, it may be imagined
that neither Madame nor Mile <.
joined in the laugh.
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The Maid at Prayer.

She rose from her DELICIOUS sleep,
And put away her soft brown hair;
And in tone as low as deep
As loves first whisper breatiled a prayer
Her snow white hands together prest.
Her blue eyes sheltered in the lid,
The folded linen on her breast, vi
Just swelling with the charms It hid;
And, from her long and flowing dress,
Escaped a bare and snowy foot.s 7.
Whose step upon the earth did press
Like a new snow flake, white and mute
And there from slumber, soft and warm.
Like youths spirit fresh from Heaven,
She bowed that slight and 1natchless form,
And huu1bly prayed to be forgiven
Oh, God, ifSsouls unsoiled as these
Need daily mercy from Thy throne,
If she upon her bended knees
Our loveliest and purest one;
She with a face SO clear and bright;
We deem hersome stray child oflight-
Ifshe, with those soft eyes in tears,
Day after day in her young years, H.
Must kneel and pray for grace from thee,
What far deeper, deeper need have wei.
How hardly, il she win not heaven, n
VIII our wild error be forsiyena r#
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

One day, att farm house, q wag
saw an.old gobbl& trying to eat
the strings Of some night Gays that
lay on the ground to bleach
's That said he, is what ! call
introducing cotton into Turkey"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

The Shakespeare autograph
is enshrined ID the British Museum.
1t lies on velvet, ina sloping ma
shogany case, with 9 plate glass
before it, and curtains Of blue silk
to protect it from a strong light.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

A Frenchnan built four story
house adjoining his Dutch neigh
boris two story house. Being on
the roofs Of their respective houses
one day, the one on the low honse
cries out to the other e What for
you build SO high tare2n To which
the other replie: x De ground ee5
vera sheap up here .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

We may seek costly furniture for
our bones, fanciful ornameuts for
cur lDantel-dieces, aud rich carpets
for floors; bnt, after the#absoluts
necessaries for q home, books are
at once the cheapest, and certainly
the most useful and abiding embel-
Hehments.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-21

"The only real liberty cap, y
says clever and witty author, ''is
a night cap. In it men. visit one
third Of their lives, the land Of sleep
the only land where they are al
ways tree and equal
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How TO WE'D 4 W oMAv.--W O.
men have really more taste IN mat
rimonial affairs than are apt to give
them credit for. Next to the st1at-
or's money, the lady has undoubt-
edly an eye to bis person, and adj
mires a manly stature and hand
some limb none. the less. because
she happened to marry a 1nannlk,n =
instead Of q man. A story IS told
of a Roman 5uitor who obviously
understood human nature---orr rath-
er woman nature--far better than
our modern beaux. Going TO woo
a fair lady, he okwith him. q bag
Of gold and a bar Of iron the for
n1er be threw at her feet, the latter
he bent il: her presence. Spine
and <sspelter y did the business.
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The Atlaufi Gable :.

Six thousand years have passed Ger earth,
While Science, like, a STRIPPING bore
The trophies Of it's timid birth,
In various forms, from shore to shore;
But now. her latest, uightiest child,
F Which FRANKLIN viewed and Morse caress'd
With glory ripe and unded]ed, .
ls laid within the ocean's breast!
The mighty Lightning herald sleeps, -
I'LL human touch aWakes its fires,
10 send, beyond ten mornings reach,
New tidlngs ere pulse expires!
! Ills laid Old ocean feels a thrill F--
: Throughout her tirne-sealed bosom now,
And yields to mans victorious will
The crown long placed on Neptune's brow
Calm as the deep in summers reign,
And wild, as in its wiatry WRATH
Shall Be, with varied Joy or PAIN,
y. Each message through its ocean path! -
Within its grave, beneath the storm,
It liyes,:a breathing thing OF life,
As they shall live who gave It form, f:
In fame, when called from mortal strife!
T.. yg
Soon, like oriou's belt of fire,
It's broad electric arm shall hold
With all monarch's strong desire
The world and all its varied fold.
And from its tongue, through every sphere,
Till Time and Earth together cease.
the glorious tale shall hear
OF commerce, brotherhood and peace.
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the age Of women Ike that OF
horses, can alWas be told when
thev open their mouths.
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ARCADIA. l !!

ll,,aYard Taylor has visited Area
iii, the ancieut Greek Paradise: Fadise
the land of poetry, music, pastoral
blessedness, sporting nymplls, and
spouting fountains. Here is his
picture H II: ,,
81. approaching Tripolitza, we
came ne.upon Tie great central ,olain
u Areaaia which is between two
and three thousand feet ab6Ve the
leyelof the sea. Here the 5 eason
was 1t least month later than on
the plain Of Argos, and the country
had q gray Wint1y look. There is
40 suthc tent drainage for this plain
and hence, parts Of # are .rr'narshy
and miasmatic. One to whom po-
CIV has made the nanle Of Arcadia
q golden sound, the key 10 land
scape Of ideal loneliness, skies Of
perpetual spring, and a pure and
happy race ofsnlen, will be bitterly
disappointed as he descends5 from
TIE gusty Partheian hills. In this
bleak region, surrounded by| cold,
naked mountains, with its rough
bfarbarsc ) lavonian population, and
.its filth den Of q capital, hb will
not rec cognize one feature Of the
Arcadia of bis dreams. But It is:
tie Z bezla 1t DEL oa.on Of Tasa 10 and
SIIesiod never existed aud never
can exist, and Arcadia, which is
sfor for is lis the musical name of a
beautiful i,np possibility, sigui1 les no.
more 70 the modern Greek! than
sesHan1pseot orshehoy gan
Descending t. the floor 6f the
valley, Yesrode= over the oozE turf
tgsi1anau, q scattering town with
bTaad, grassy streets. We met
many Shepherds il shaggy sheep
skins capotes and with long brooks
in their hand. The people came
Al II 4 body toa dirty little cafe where
Ne battered, il order to stare al rs.
Three or four young palikars offer
ed 70 acc accompany rs to the theatre
egalopolis, which is about half
g mile to.the north Of the town.
s Taneois had told them that /
spoke both modern and ancient
qrsek, ,tley ! Piled me with questions.
the way, and I was sorely
troubled 81 e keep. up my reP5sI tation
tor.s olarshlp Of sIavoniq blood,
Ehlcll . a, 40 doubt, the p1bd donin-
ting element Ia Greece. Groups
2 villagers sat il the sum- happy
Afcad .' dians and skilfllIy explor-
1ng each others heads. ~ *
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7pgqHIza II norpEsr. A little
asy flIed Cd lIis body was laid out
lEla dafk fkened room, waiting to be
& laId q in l1'5l lthe.cold, long grays. His
anlieted mother and bereaVea little
SISTER Wentsin to look at the sweet
!: Iaee of the precious sleeper, for his
z1aee was beautiful even in DEATH
~! they stood gazing on the face Of
ans e 90 beloved and cherished, the
y attleIgir & asked to shake his hand.
liie mother at first did not think It
psat put the child repeated the re-
asst' and seemed very anxious
1oatat she took Che cold, blood
~ h9nd 81 her sleeping Joy and
paesd itsn the hands Of hts lt Weep W :
1ng little sister. 4.
lhe dear child looked lat It 4
moment, carressed it a forldEy, and
asn looked up 70 her mother thro'
'eaIs and love, and said: I;
other, this hand never
slc \. 80
~ could haze besn more
9nc ana lovely !
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rsKns or ADVERTISING.

Dusinsas oAras, not excSeding six lines, inside
SIS, othsrviss oIe.
70 spaSs occupied.
Displayed advertisements half n9s tAaa the
akevs rates.
Advsrtissmsnts lsAdsd aad plassd under the
hosd of Especial Notices." 6esbis re svttsssy
rafes.
Special Notices In the Local celuas - ssss
per line.
Advsrtissnsnu ordered on ths iasi1s sxsla-
sivsly In the Daily, after the Asst tuo weeks,
50 per cent. more than the shove ss1ss.
Advertisements not accompanied With divee-
tions viii Be inserted till Ssrkid, sd charged
FOR Aecordingly.
An frsastsss sdvsftsemeass nssf - rssS for
n slvss1s. This rule will not ~ varied from.
When the advertiser ases the Weekly alone,
ths pSiss will be the same r In the Daily
Whore the Daily and weekly are botA used
~ per ssst. wall b. dedusssd fron The Aggre-
gste amount.
!. Uadsr tAs psssspt system, the advertiser
pays ~ mach for the spAss he oecupies, the
sAaness bsias chargsaeis for chs so1position
only. This plan 10 nov gsnsrally adopted -
Oar charge for change viii - - ssnss Per
square.
- In all eases where adysrtissnsnts are
dissntinacd before the expiration Of the year
or tho sims ooatescted for, they will ~ ehsrgsd
up as oar regular rates for The time sstaai-
~ In.
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CUMMINGS 4. BE0GS,
Architects,

8 Up rim TEN d EN rs.
lIAVHtaken an Once in Reddington's Bloek, ,
Ii sssnsr VI johnson and ThiTd streets, In Rson
No. II, 1A story 6yst door to the left u The hsad
Of the main entrance stairs, where they invite
their frissds and the public 20 call They are pre-
psseA 10 furnish designs and detail drawings for
bsilliaes Of all kinda public and private, and 70
supsrinlesd ths sseetiun Of the came. They hope
~ Do besissss tn such manner will please thar
patsUns and % credit 10 tAsnsslves.
Rsfsr, ~ pssmission,t "
\. Lowe, Hawkins Tayiss,
Edward Kilbourne, James Estes,
0so.C G. And4sson, r, p. Crssl,
VIC. Strip, d. .Ksddjsgton,
VIM. Lsightou, J. y. billings,
i'm. HIATT. J. B. tAaL
dsel1d1v
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vI,HR Subscriber would iafosn ths eonssnsss Il
i Lumber, and the pab!is eeessAllys that they
usasilv mede by Saw ntll, ineAeAiag LAth,
Floorise, Joist, Shooting and Siding any length
% CAN !. The Nsw Saw Mil. 60 sisss, .aar
Whites Pork House. 41A0.
b. Ssevs wsvd for sals - d ~ 1900.
sep2Sdf sME
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JO0. =. =. D1aTRA1l,
REAL Do8A3Q AND INsU1ANCE
oryrcn.no aouir1.s BLOCK.
LAS fer 70 Dfal Lots in D. " XII.
Yrsn asy sl [ % - the prospect from. and
the visv sfesal thseity, isdsiightful.s
aKiLBOU1 ! PzRKi"
AAdne ethss ets In ths City ean be more desirable
::s:s:11 - ~ !. !, :. ..., ,,..
- 1eesl11 Maia-st., between 10th
10 I ~ = Block ~, very dssif1D
Aho. kilbourns Z New Addition
4~kn very Easy Paynsnts.-
Fer fsxtlsl IssAsI1fss fAs abaEs once
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Slaughter Coal Co.
TORs o.. COAL

Al % CENxB FEN BUB6EL.
,YNK Ass constantly supplying the very best
w quality Of crate ord stove Coal brought 70
this market. il ignitss sAsly burns bsightly and
gensratss nore hest than any other article fofsAs
sxcspting neus. lts chief economy and sxcellency
sonsists IL ~ barniBs 10 asher and leaving no
eIinkss os oander.
For msshaAical purposes II positively cannot b
surpaassd, - those using u will attest.
Ordsn nust be lsft on the book At the olRee, over
Colliss Cas- 0roosry Store. "a ~, bstwesn Main
and JeADsea, and they shall b pFomptly at4sndsd
70, - h6ee1sfore. !. g. O0B1N6,
Msruh ga Agent.
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ADo.c. AHpsaAaH. ALHxAsnaR pAAc1AY.
- [K8TADLfRHRD IN is4s.l

So
BANKING HOUSE OF
- . = - q y C.. N - = = D ON e q . s
HAVE shis day sdmittsd = : psrtAsr 4 ~
L Danking Businsss, Alsxandsr Barclay, lwhe u
bssp ny tellsr for the lsst eix yaxs). The ~
ssss, ASfsa1tss, Will ~ soa1ustsa ander the M
GRO. O. ANDERSON 4 co. =
Dsing one Of the Oldest Dsnkiae Housss Ql,nd
tho ohsst) In Iowa, the new Arm solieits eo.ttA-
nance Of iorns- patronage % lbersily extended 70
the senior partner.
They win make eollections and remit, lssaokx.
shsngs, on the dsy Of payment, free Of charge.
Their rsfeVsnsss are - formerly by senior part
ner, Wis
BnvDRUncHs
Park Bank, n. Y.
Winsiew, Lsnief Co., Banksrs,
Edward ". Clark . Co., PhilAdslpaia.
Hawasd Bssking Oo., Boston.
+ Clapp, Ynllcr bFpwne, Bankers, Boston.
Msfias Daak, Chicago.
HeAnan 1 0sipeks, Chicago.
MssAsAics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Barasfs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Krsmsr RaAm, Bankers,
0ilaL6re Bsothsrton i" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt = Co., |" Louisville.
State Savings rnstitution, 81. Louis.
. Ksokuk, Jan. !, '6s. GEO. G. ANDERSON.
jan6d
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vECOND eTWEET CHEAR STORE.
HRKAT bargains = Dry 0ssaas olsehss 6snnsts
NJ Ribbons %. We a1e noW oGeF1ng eus ve1l-
eeisetsd stock vsry icv tor sssh. Our ssiat1ento1
esods In every dspar u eonplste, - bssgAt
vssY cheap. and viii b soh lower tAaa Aeetnfefs
eGsrsd, = ~, by doing our own businses, ssssrspt
and clark -Airs. We can and viii sell lover than
any other establishment. js
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FIRST CLAEE.--Bsess, Shoss,
Hats and Caps, Dry Good (in
bon bales and tSnnkS,) Drugs
lin Wkss and Iss,) Feather,
furs, Ac., -
SKcosp CLAss. @Oomestic 6heet.
Ing, Shirting and Ticking lin
origiualbales } Drugs lip e6Sks)
Hardware, Leather, Lquor lin
easks), Wall Paper, Wool and
sheep Pslts, eastward, b., %.
TEIRD CLAss.--Anvils, Chains lin
caaks Hsnp, Bacon and Pork,
sslted loose or in sacks } Paints
ldry and In oiI.l g. Except
lard and rosin),
Fousrn CLASS .--QoGse, Fish, Ba-
eon, Beef and Pork lin casks Or
boxes. ~ssd,l Lard and
Lard Oil, NAH. soda Ash, Ger
man Clay. Tar, Pitch kosin.
Steel, Manufactured Tohaooe.
Rosin Oil. QusDsware 7 !.
AhAs. bhls.aS1 bxs. j Aos s e.s
TL0uR-741 bbl., sntil ls
akAINs6 = 100 M. NM
C0x1ON-$z 6ale, not excss,
vag1, pstil fgGfher notice.
ID Ahillial ~ I'm any poi,
aslpAiA y paxtisG " 20 nsvk
Pssasyo > &ssivss - All roe
the Agents Of this road At Philad,
burgh, wtM - forwarded without
RkEI0AT AaENTS-Clark
Packer > Coz Meelphis, Tenn; P
Co.. kvansvf1ley 1n1.; Wm. Bingh
Ky.;RC. - rum, MAdison, lad
Z Co., and Irwin 4 Co., Cincinnati
Co., zanssviils, a. ESech 4 Co.,
Boston I.eeeh ! Co., No. 2 Astor
No. ! William, ST., n. r.; NJ. .su
phiA; Magraw 4 Koons Baltiuere
| - Gensfsl I
| M ,. LoMBAERT. .sup'l, Att
Jan. l, '6s--diy
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PAPER Namging, Gehiings WhiseneA.
Rosehlng anA - WhfsesWashing.
WE have good spsing wagon, sAjtabis for
w moving the finest furniture and baggage;
The greatest care will be taken In moyipn fuTni-
turs. Ne ere 70 be found on Fourth-st., betwscn
Blondsau and Concert. All orders promptly ~
tended 70. PARNERA YANNALI..
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oTOUAk1yb Uafbvo1G4 N9M 1oHA
Rta0o EoFseo.
FTNHE magnificent and unsurpassed IMD1rn0ents
most extensive in the United Ststsel, - - pro-
cured Of the subscriber in every variety of hand
some rosewood cases, Of ., 81, % and = ootavss.
Parties In want of . really 6ne lDstraAent, are
easncstiy invited 10 cali befor 1Bchasing eke-
where. II. u. HEWI1I, Agent,
Cor. 6thnm Pine sts-,
April l.a6O -. Louis. Mo.
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J0VVBLUY 690UE.
Sssond ssesss, between Main and Johsssn.
l1AvKN8 lust Sstarnsd from the East, -
Il rsspsstfally call - attention Of ny IA
friends - tAA puhlN generally, to my
ssws11 took q Watches jsvslry silver ana
plated wafs, fancy goodl
a FinA selA duplex magies And deta1hsa
lever w1ls1 piivor patent - 3eesched leSers,
sndLsBpis i All kinds andqudlitiss,
JewclRy.
Ladisa' 'pseln gold ,maopi1 came Ardsnansllcd
earrings and breast PIN, ladies' and childrcnss
goiauand jet bracelets, ia4ies. and gent gold
q pepoils and penis diamond A6gsr
rod knd silver I'll MS gold breast
= :. .eEals, collar and slt .zy ~, gold, silver,
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silver
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store vest or north Of st. H. d silver table,
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sasd butter and fruit knives, silver
snd paaaeA napkin rinea, So.
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Plated End britannia tea SETS sastors, frait and
cake bAsksts sandiestcks, pearl and she'll pock ct
books SD In fast everything pertaining 70 my
line.
Clodks.
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q. III. Tracy,
Adams Buckinghan,
Hon. Chas. Masoa, Wsshingssu City.
Hon j. b. Gordon, North Carolina.
Hon. ]. s. Orr, Sou q Carolina.
Hon. r. c. Wright, New Orleans.
s.v. Papin Brother, st. Louis.
bearritt Mssen, I"
Capt. J. N. PritchaFd, -
TIL Sharp, Cash. lndisnapolis, Ind.
H. b. Curtis, MI. Vernon, Ohio.
Hon. Sam X. CuYtis, Keokuk, Iowa.
ChAs. PsFsons 4 Co., !"
Hatch b Thompson, /" ~
Clarke, ,1uthrie Sturges, Buffalo, MY.
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