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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
T See advertisement OF lost poke,
book, in proper column. #%

G A bill has besn introduced into
The Mississippi Legislature to exclude all
free negroes from that State. There is
every probability that It will become a
law. It would be better for Southern
States were such a law enforced ia all Of
them. The time will soon come when
the necessity Of such 8 measure will be
fully apparent. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
U0LnEAR COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-

AFJLbEAh W
The advertissm ent of this purely South
ern Institution will be found 10 Its prop
er column. It is due to those who risk
their means and TINA IN ests blishIng
Institutions Of that character in the
South, that they be supported BY South
ern people. There has been too much
aboIitionisn introduced into the South,
by the too common practice Of sending
young men TO Northern Colleges for
education, and the time has arrived when
it should cease. To cultivate, protect
and foster home institutions. is particu-
larry the duty of the South al the pres
eut time. We must show these cavaliers
at slavery that we can live and work
within ourselves without being depend
eul upon Them for ANYTHING we consume
or use. Il is therefore with 90 litsle
pride WE point To Dolbear College rs an
Institution in every way calculated 10
give an excellent elucation to OH: youth,
and it is conducted b. gentlemen whose
interests all lie South of Mason and Dix
on's Line. The higl, comments paid
the Dolbear Co}ieae by the almost entire
| press Of Louisiana. must have made
its merits familiar TO all of our readers ;
we, therefore, dispense with saying any
thing mor in its behalf, as NC can add
nothing to the many we'I~ner;ted praises
it has already received. We close our
remarks with the following pointed
query: will the South educate prac>
tically at home, orwilI she PAY for adolf
tionisua 81
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
~ Our Mississippi valley is destin

ed TO become the garden Of the world,
but a dead weight on its population is
the miasm which ~engenders bilious dis
eases all over it,, Gould an absolute an
tidote be found to the malaria which ex-
hale from its marshes. til is impossible to
over estimate tue. consequences to our
prosperity. We congratulate our fellow
citizens and fellow sufferers around US,
the announcement, important if true,
that Dr.. ;. G. Aver, the celebrated medi-
co Chemist of the East, has discovered
just such an antidote--his "Ague Cure"
which is supplied alta price that can ex-
clude no one from its benefits, and that
IS said to cure Fever and Ague and kin.
dred diseases, TO a moral certainty
Family Tsssitor, Memphis.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

CAPT. 81. W. AILEK.-A painful ru-
NOR was in circulation in Baton Rouge,
on "Wednesday, that Capt. ALLEN, Of our
parish, was in London and SO danger
ously. i'll, that he could not possibly sur
yiye more than tweDty-four hours. a
telegram received from New York, since
then, announces his safe arrival in that
city, but still suffering severely from bis
illness. We trust he may soon. be res
tored to his home and friends. .~..~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

. THE OpPosrr1oN Party IN Mlss1ss1p~
PA letter dated. Jackson, November
16, in the Vicksburgg Wing, says
4 meeting Of the Opposition State
Central COMMITTEES Vas held to-day, at
the office Of Judge eharkey, the chair
man. The meeting was attended by
nearly every Opposition member of the
Legislature, and a number of influential
citizens. tt was unanimously resolved
to organize AZ once for the eampaign of
1860, aud a State Convention was called
TO meet On the first Monday Of June
next. The time looks 10 me u~nreasona-
bly, late, but the meeting deemed it best
10 await future Developments, organizing
thoroughly in the meantime.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

re- So far as warmth is concerned,
We have p complaints 70 make about
the weather. The entire week has been
sultry enough for a much earlier period
Of the season, and at present !, there seems
but little prospect Of a change for cooler
weather. Our sugar planters sre all
grinding as fast as they can, for speed is
everything with them now. There have
been . great many break downs this
season among planters, from the tough
ness of the cane. r.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

Three leading journals in New York
the Herald, Times, aud TT,5;5uns--con-
tanned, one day last week, fresh adyer-
t'sements yielding for a single days
publication the aggregate sum Of $4,000.
The enormous extent to which New
York merchants have carried their ad-
vertlsiogg system is undoubtedly one Of
the raost important causes Of the great
trade Of that city. Nowhere else in the
world is the advertising 50 extensive,-
Boston Transcript
The above item is worthy the cousid.
s'deration of our Baton Rouge mer-
chants. II extensive advertising will
build up and improve the business Of n
large city, there is no reason why the
same results should not follow IN a small
city: "Nothing venture, not baye,n' is
an adage which applies we'll TO this case.
IS|IH& 4-l
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

A BARE Aoeu1srr1oE.--A New Or
leans member, of the Louisiana His tor
icaI Society Judge CAkR1aAx, has sue
eeeded ID procuring q novel, though by
no means undressing, acquisition to
the relics already j. possession d tile
! Society. Its The frst sugar kettle ever
used % tbs State, for manufacturing SUI
gar: How be succeeded ia procuring
an. object Of SO much interest to 4 tsocie-
ty Of that character, We are at present
unable e state, but hope The Judge will
give Us il time the full particulars. The
weight oftte kettleis about ! 500 pounds.
Rather a ponderous article. of "tiurni-
ture" for The Society to take care OF, but
every effort will BE used to preserve it
for the admiration Of coming generations
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
DENTAL SURGERy.-We recnr1u1a

- DENTAL SuRG ERY.-We recommend
to. our readers the card Of Mr.. 3. i.
McK1rslok, of Baton Rouge, Dental
Surgeon. From The high praises We
have heard Of Dir. ncK's skill and abil,-
ty, together with our personal knowl-
edge Of the fact, we have no hesitation
in recommending him as one Of the best
dentists in The Stale. That hell O a
diseases" the ~.oothacIe, is soon RENE
died by him aud with little or no pain
10 the sufferer.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
In 4 BAD WAY,--Durinp the reeen

In A BAD WAY.--During The recent
election excitement in on parish, q friend
became 50 much interested in ii, thatshe
invariably forgot on which side Of the
political mansion he stood, and was COM
PEELED to call almost daily at our office
for Information. Heis now troubled from
morning till night to remember how he
voted. e..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

"a. SHADE L1GHTER.--The. Denoc.
raey now call the Republicans Brows
instead Of Black Republicans, as former
~. It is some consolation to know that
that We are a shade lighter in the eyes
Of ouF Democratic frsends."- Journal
The Republicans did bleach a little
when the Harper's Ferry matter first
turned up, but they are fast resuming
their old dark hue again.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

.NossEHsE.-Ralph Waldo Emerson,
in a lecture at the fremont Temple, Bos-
ton, spoke Of John Brown as: "'IAe
Saint, whose fate yet hangs in suspense,
but whose m%artyrdom, if it shall be per-
fected, will make the gaIIows as glorious
as The cross"
His " fate may hang in suspense" but
We fee! assured bis head will hang in i:
rope. 49,. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

p1Asos.-sona Of the Questioned
pianas ever brouyhtsouth, can be found
at the Jswslry store Of 1'Hso. GoED-
MAN, OF Lafayette street. They are all
Of the finest finish and Will be sold at
manufacturers pr:ces. freight and expen-
SEES included. We advise a call from
those DESTROYS Of purchasing q fine in-
struinent. They arc pronounced by
Prot. KEpLEH, Of Baton Rouge, To- be
faultless in tone and finish.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

LIE s7ArE ELEc41oa.--Judging from
The returns which We publish Today,
there will be-, at least. twenty anti-Sli-
dell majority in the next Legislature
C1s'sto". East FeIsctaaa) Democrat 1871.
Wonder II the East Feliciana Senator
has "st'tfened up" in consequence?
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
IMPROvED
.GASIGHT

NJ - =
II HE. undersigned respectfully calls the attention
/ of Planters and the public generally, to his Gas
Light Apparatus and its established eeoneny
and drantasesoye any otherkind Of light for Pnb~
lie Buildings. Private Residences Sugar Heu
es, etc. He has abundant conclusive ana s~sFisiaes
tory test.monaE. where his Gas Light Apparatbsis
in opsrst:ons that there Is a saving cFsT5per eant.
in money, besides all the labor that hiss necessarily
bestowed on Oil Lamps OF any other kind Of liquid
now in use. The Capitol at Baton Rouge IS nov III
up. BY one of my %, w- .s4.s~ S#
Improved Gas Light Apparatus.
Of. which I have the testimonials Of Cor. re. HN1-
Isrx, and OF Messrs. BgR1Js { HI1DRsSs, Sergeant az
Arms Of the Senate, and ]. Fl. PERAtrA, Sergeantas
Arms Of the HonSe- who say 49, .
"Your Improved Gas Light Apparatus asap-
pled to The state House, is admirable in al Us az.
engagements, and al that could be desirel. &
I have also the testimonials OF Or. JEI.u PEssfss,
Of East Baton Rouge, and WV. PreH, Of Assunp,
ti>n, wl.o hare my apparatus attached to theirsu-
gar housas, which ! would Ike sugar planters 70 e
anime. s,-.-=.s && %&E&4s -
nnv2G'59 + ~ D. 4. TlGHE. IN
ss- Address all letters to D. H. TjgLe, and tles
will meet with promt attention. r r. ssgss%
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
Er The card Of Mr.. JoHN T'1LANo

.E The card Of MIR. john T'1LAEo,
in its proper column, is worthy the at
tention of planters and others, who de-
sire any work in that line Of business
Mt long experience and success is
the best evidence Of skill and energy
We could have. Prompt attention al
ways paid TO orders from the country.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

We frequently bear asked, What's
in a oamea" 4 good deal, If wey judge
from "a owned by a Baltimorean. as
follows: 1r. Observation-Disclosures
which is letter for letter as we find it in
AZ exchange
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
IT IS

~-
Despite all attempts On the part of the
Administration aud its organs to conceal
the fact, tho chances Of STEPHEN 4. Dot
GLAs before the Charleston Convention
are daily increasing. The position TAX
Ell by several Of our most prominent
Southern NET in defeuce of ihe Squatier
Sovereignty doctrines Of the kansas-Se-
braska hero, is making him more friends
in the South, Than a. tie efforts Of the
Administration 10 crusl, him DOVE 10
lis ambitious attempt. Like many great
little old men who lake to queer gym
naslics in the shape of p~oEitica! summer
sauIts, much endangering their political
necks, STEPHEN A. is now making wry
faces aud striking puglIistie attitudes, in
consequence of having cosne in contact
with g large sized rock in the shape Of
Attorney General Blacks answer TO his
Magazine article. True bis position is
made somewhat easier after the effort in
his behalf by Hon. REvERDx Jonssos.
although we hardly think the plaster OF
sufficient efficacy, of itself, to draw him
into the highest Office within the gift Of
the people. The contortions CT the old
mar in bis endeavor to leap at a single
bound, although he has been preparing
for the jump, into Presidential chair by
smiling chserful|y on the South and yet
holding" an ace full Edwards the North,
are truly distressing and he seems to.
writhe in horrible agony at the slightest
opposition to himself or his heretical
dogmas, eide his answer to Attorney
General Blacks reply. He has been
lately making speeches and working him
self into a fever heat Of age in endeav-
oring to answer that last brick Of the
Attorney General, and being unable 10
effect a contamination so deyoutIy to be
wished by him. grins horribly, a ghastIy
smile at all whom he thinks stands in
his way.
But the most unkindest cut of all >,
is the effort Of the Administration to ira
duce and deery him before the people.
1t seems determined at all hazards to de-
feat him and will leave nothing undone
to effect that purpose. This is we'll
known, and hence ws say, the Little Gil
ant IS daily gaining strength. Anything
the Administration supports will be re-
jected BY the South, and anything it op-
poses, will be maintained. JAMES b.
cuAsAr.&oo. are at a great discount
with the dwellers this side Of Mason g.
Dixon's line. We were deceived once
by the Head of lhe Government, and
will take nothing for granted that issues
from such a source. Aud thai Mr.. Du-
cnAsAE' should oppose the nomination
Of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, is The basest
ingratitude! Oh ! rare JAMES BuouAs~
AMI DOUGLAS Kansas Nebraska bill
elected you President of ibis great c%onieti-
eracy Of States, and now you turn aud
.srnito the hsnd That lifted you into pow
.er. p
&-"3~. =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

n- Well! if We did say he had MT
bought the Great Eastern for q ferryboat,
we did n'tknow that he ha&5 Mistakes
viii happen sometimes.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

no PARENTS. MERCHANTS, &c.
Who wish to gise s;,eir Sons or Clerks 4 Practical
Business education, in the shortest possible tins,
and to Young gentlemen whose TINE is i~mportans.
Dolbsar Commercial College,
OTthc city OF New Orleans.
Founded in 1s3sa-Chartered BY the Legislature Of
Louisiaua, with Agricultural aad Me-
>t d. 81 chan'cal Departments
CAPITAL STOCK, $3.50, 600.
In the new and spacious Iron Edihee, knernsA
STORY BUILDING,
8. r.. corner of Camp and Conamon streets.
ENTRANCE os BOTH STREETS, %4ss
OPEN DAY AND EVENING {.
n. 3 There are special apartments and pre!ss-
sers for BooK-KEEp1ye,, PEsaAssHEp, hArHxa41HsS,
GEKxAr, FnEscH. SpAs,ss, ENGLISH, LATIN, dxs'h,
ETC., SO as 10 save the time Of business men.
Persons from, IL toso years attend 10 ary bsaass
they may wish, and until as perteea as shey wish 20
be. There are, probably. not less thaa Two fasas-
and Of its former students in banks and baslnsss
houses in this city,
Merchants apply here for clerks and book-lespess'
Country merchants, steamboat clerks, afe, = -
learn in a few days 10 keep their books eer1esftf,s 81
write a free, handsome hand %Fs
Catalogues with terms, opinions OF the press aaa
leading men OF the nation, etc, sent to Ill Who 70
sire them. f@@ j
This is the only chartered Commercial College y
tho Southwest and The Oldest i'll the United ssa.ss'
and has stood for & stsf#@S
More than n Quarter nf .. Csrsttssy ~
- A-..~ pna,4a ,1ann4 y%@&&T
BOARD can DO had with tho Professors o. o aAtsg
good families speaking English, french, spsnAaaaaspif
German, from S. to Sc PR week.
NIB. To prevent mistakes, or irapos.t1ons, =
dents intended for this College should bring fhs v
vertisemsnt or special directions, as there ~ Z, s''s I,
win ter temporary rooms open fa 2 few nloht.s, :,
of course, making wonderful pretensions anu psopa.
SEES. an i posting flaming ~piacards TO eansA'
people of New Orleans and the South. Mneh = '
or more form clubs, and eater at the saf1ae tahsst y
per cent. will be- deducted from tuition.
ssr Citizens and At rangers are respectfully aa'.ss
to visit the College and judge for theuassassss =
city is perfectly healthy. g..
STOCK IL, as expected the in .favor oil eea'a,. !,
practical education subscribe rs l,oerail5
HOME Bs1sTuuoS as they ever have iea A"e - r,y,
the Agricultural and Mechanical Depar < &@
be at once put INTO o~rerstion, and the wn US
on 3 firm basis, to stand for ages as 4 pps.naasa "
%stitution Of The South, and andar tehs SaNsssse'
the Stockholders themselves, and tho y
pointed by the Legislature,
Stockholders can take the amount ouf IN
The Trustees Of course can put in any other pa
the head, Il they deem best. The chhy:st y +
petual. -
Gentlemen Of the sopthI does the plan 1asss
appreciation !! If SO, Will you give it your &A'' =
build up 81 home institution NTH a thonsaaa =
teen hundred students annually
"*'' RUFUS DoIpEAH.
Sox o. - p~rsaidsasA.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

RE-: The proceedings of the special
session of the Police Jury, held last
Monday, will be found on first page.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

r oST.--Last week nesr the Ferry Iapd,nr
4 Pocket Book containing about $500 ,1,s ssas,.a
very valuable papers to the owner. The fad., WI IN
De literally rewarded by lea ving it at this ohsce. ma ma
if he should not feel disposed to return the smo ~
he v1ll confer a great favor by returning the nansss
and no questions will be asked relative to thai ma.
ney. .fuos On 8
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1853.
For Judge 9th Judic'l District

EDiroR SUGAR PLANTER You are hereby anthori-
y / to announce Daniel u. Avery. Esq, as a
candidate for Judge Of the Sixth, Judicial District
Court, vice Robert G. Beale, resigned, and obligs :
HIS FRIENDS.
"a. The friends Of Mr.. Samuel Mathews, OF
neryiiis, respec+ ully present his name as a candt-
date for Judge of the Sixth Judicial District OF 1oui-
siana, to fill the vacancy caused By the resignation
of tho Hon. Robert G. Bea1e. -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
DECIDEDLY ANc1ESr.--The Sa,r.

DECIDEDLY ANclESr.-The Selma
Ala, Reporter says:
There is an old coIored woman in Coi.
unbia, Ala, who, CD being asked her
age, stated that she did not know |,ov
old she WAS, but she cooked for the hand,
that dug The Chattahooches river.
This must be one Of the oldest in.
haitian s."-N. 0. Pic.
There is au old negro living in our bar.
isb who often boasts that he rsmeube,s
when de Mississippi ribber wus naRn,
but a little bayou, an you could jist roll
up your trousers and wads across.,n ~
Some ancient, that. @@r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

gEg- A new drink has. been invented,
which is thus described by 4 conteannpo.
rary:- T..
It is made Of diIursd alcohol, n iits
acid, boot-legs and tobacco, and will :ap-
set an individual at a distance 81 ionr.
hundred yards from the den;joha con.
'saif,ing It.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26

~- Just q single line wanted,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-26
- ~ IDS
r. cRTd.

~ TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS. &C..
wisl. to gise s',eir Sons or Clerks 4 Practical
Business education, in the shortest possible tins,
and to young gentlemen whose TINE is important.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
A -JNO. J. R1NNIE, AUoTIONEHR.
n AUCaION NOffOE


pier Rtr7ors eod ornolu cuandelie sta
tuAyy I'll nRs velvet and Brussels carpeta bsque and
Oresden Oh - vsses wo'd ch amber furniture In suits
ok diLing ulll china ard gl@aa wines DO.
JNO J. hENNlE AUcrLDNEsH,
VIII sell this iAy, WodDesday u the stMy brown stnne
hsuse mo ~ west aweoy sixth street Sixth
parties Of ART household fupiture tss 10
chAnce seldom offered TIC furnu al made order
ky city saAev and 10 OF the bes description Catalogues
1hs house on mootpg II sale Competent persons be
US "a wIs3 AOyMs
Two full suis cold frames richly carved IN fruit
Ind flowers I'd three ce0red satin br0cAde 500
back chairs table ststusry marble opo {, match The
suits cd eseseres mrr0r dnoes and bak; encog
uews buffet Turkab ming couch. card ADD sofa e
bes sdes wors ace n'std with mother OF peal.
md Sosnc eDtoc chairs IL brnze and chaa
desrs brscke aapdeebra bsoase stAauettos
EepresenltrG ntshard III, Charlie wa6ne Cloves Flower
Boy and GIRL rsiOpa Poet xusc bronze coek, thr
81 days; Of psptDgs az lpmAu nunngton dole
LecHdo *ncoDa BY eshesei Fruit ard Flo Winter
summer Harvest 6cepss two match caintDgs
b Lecsrc FsDch line srAstess velse carpet rugs
stck bs rosewood bal stnds oil cloth stair rods
Chsmtes 6ecopo rosewood bedseAcs s Of
1ouis aIv suresn. snt cosrocss . %.en w.rd.osss
bSnkeN quilts saues sheets feather beds holsters
npd Of booSpsct mirror curtains
ofA bedasads roeses snds bedding oeran csrpe
dres table crib &n Dining vo0mHorz extenaion dining
ble 10 feet tn eueth Sebosrd buffers tray and TkndA
csyssl en RIB sae decsntes goblets champsDes wines
paatsrs cake Zee spoons fnsks napkin
nss livery hApce snises I'd foras French and
tea cpafs. tap~ry carcets shadcs. DO Asa
large desirable sat kitchen furniture Sale pod
Ae raj. shine 1esms OF sale ssh In b~ukable money
n B-ibe house % let Inquire Of The sucfioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

CyDN-ARD sUBsNCK, AuCfIcNEss APgr9NEE's
~ salN fthe entire rock % nessrr y. o.s.t Of
art assignee + T. sJaEvCA Will ssll by suctoo
without 70 tbs highest bidder far the
store 1bundR the let Gay Of rspte onber
4 ,ok o'cloct he entire scs Of the a5ov. nr~
pnspg 6edsa buvesus re tables and cbsrs IN
black vAsut m>hg and oak rbs onos furni
eeatI and counting house decks uorght dssss library
ss s1d S; ssv, Ss' suS sSs,, Of .Sss
pigeon bole csses ali mock. nsh,gsny and bsck al.
be 6tb ot sad month .l be cold at their ne 10 se-osr
street, al The stock n the said T. CLARK thern.
completed and Of srse stock or mstsss for tho bu
mserins Of every kind used In the msuuscture
busoess oil thos ouaby ssascned well selected, and pro-
BY the trade b6 1ock cf the doscy,p
Also second hand desks and furniture sale 70
o mmcnce n l0k O'Clock A. NJ
Nov Yors AuTun Is 1852