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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

"A. MCBRIDE, our candidate for Profbono.
tary. was last Friday afternoon, whilst in this
place, suddenly prostrated by an attaet oS
bilious choiic, and although confined to bed
ever since, we are happy to say he is now in a
fair way of speedily recovering. We trust his
friends throughout the county win see that
bis interests arc properly attended to on the
5ay. Of election.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

undersigned, having oesn flaLn ap,
pointed BY the Court to view the rosa ,iIn
to Trsnshsie If natober at 10 o'clock
on ~ attend 10 the duties of their appointments,
OF "hicn AZ SAMUEL FULTON,
WILLIAM pow ELL,
+. CoUDRIET,
% ,oso Viewers
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The people ssdon't want carpet knights and
popinjays for Senators. .''-Clearfield Rep,tb
lis that the reason the editor of that paper
oldn, come out for the nomination this fall,
as 1t was said he wished to r Hope not.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

GAUTlON.--AlI persons are hereby caution
~ cd against purchasing or in any way inter
meddiing with Two Bay dark Horses, aud two
Sets Harness, now in the possession of Hiram &
pitsworth, Of Graham township, as the same be
long 70 me and are subject TO my order only,
sept2l-St HARVEY BISSELLn
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05
S. R. ROW, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
CLEARFIELD. PA, OCT. 5, 1859.
PEOPLES STATE TICKET.

PEOPLES STATE TICKET.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
THOMAS f.. COCHRAN, of York.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
WILLIAM III. KEIM, of Berkss
DISTRICT AND COUNTY TICKET.
PRESIDENT JUDGE,
SAM LINN, of Centre county
STATE SENATE
LOUIS ". HALL, of Blair County
ASSEMBLY,
ISAAC G. GORDON, of Jefferson co.
WM a. NICHOLS, of Mexican county
PRoTHONOTARY-
WM MCBRIDE, Of Curwensyille-
REGISTER & RECORDER.
ISAAC s. SHIREY. of Bradford Township.
TREASURER
BENZ. SPACKMAN, of Clearfeld.
COMMISSIONERS,
GEORGE LEECH, of Pike Township.
SURVEYOR,
PETER LAMM, of Girard Township.
AUDITOR.
JOHN B. HEWITT, of Huston Tp-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

A distressing accident occurred on the 2Sth,
at Albion, New Y ork. A bridge, on which
large number of persons Gin attendance on
the county fair) were standing gave way, pre-
cipitating the greater portion Of the party
into the canal below. Some eighteen persons
are known 10 have been drowned. 1t is fear
ed that still greater number were drowned,
but the facts could not be ascertained. A
large number received severe injuries.
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4 DMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE

a DWfNIS IRAIOK'S CE.-Letters
a of administration the estate of David Ir-
vim, late of Luthersburgh, Clearfed county Pa
deceased, having been granted to the undersign-
ed all persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted to make Immediate payment and those hav-
ing claims will present them properly authen entica-
ted for settlement CECILIA IRWIN.
JAMES IRWIN.
september Z, 1S59-6tp. Administrators.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

Mr.. John Fine, aged 96 years, and Miss
Elizabeth Habley, of Davidson county, N. c.,
were married on the 21st ult. They walked
eight miles to the residence of the magistrate,
and after the ceremony was performed walked
back.
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4 DMINISTRAToRs, NoT,cr

IA IN OF AdmInistration on the Estate - --'e
county, Pa, deceased. having baer ,,'..f t;;,ia
undersigned all persons indebta5 slan'ti 81
are requested to make immedis.a 70 70 Slli 81
those having claims against the sarI. pS!ls.tt l.
them properly authenticated for .a.,i Wi l,ss,
MARY WRIGGIT'SSITr6S,..
Sept 25sls59. ELISHA FRyTGcry;' WET
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We understand that some of the Democrats
of this county clectioneering for Augustin
Durbin something after this style That they
do not expect him to be elected, but want
to give him the party vote to show Cambria
and Blair that they do not feel revengeful for
the defeat of Mr.. Wallace in the conference,
and that they do not wish to cut a man on ac-
count of the peculiar sectarianism TO which
Mr.. Durbin is said to adhere. This may be
fine stroke of policy on the part OF the DEM
ocratic politicians of Clearfeld, but whether
Mr.. Durbin will relish support given under
such state of feeling, is matter of no con-
Germ to us. One thing, however, we will say,
if Mr.. Durbin is the sort of man we have
heard him represented, the Democracy will be
heartily ashamed Of him, should he happen to
be elected before his term would halt expire.
But we think they will be saved that mortifca-
ton, as Mr.. Hall will doubtless be elected.
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an HIS OWN HOOK JOHN GUELICu
~ CABINET MAKER.-Tbe subscriber wishes
to inform his old friends and customers that he
is now carrying ON the Cabinet Making business
on "hfs own hook at his old sbop on Marked
Street, nearly opposite the s'ld Jew Store where
he keeps on hand, and is prepared to M anu4acture
to order every description of Cabinet Ware, that
may be wanted IL this section of country con-
sisting of Sofas, Lounges. Mahogony aud Common
Bureaus, Writing and Wash Stands; Centre Din
ing and Breakfast Tables Mahogany and Com
mon Bedsteads Sowing Stands, &c, &c. lie will
also repair furniture and chairs in GOOD s,yle
cheap for cash. House Painting done on short no
tice. and easy terms. Now is tho time to buy mt
reasonable prices, as intend to sell every thing
n my Line of business at the cheapest cash rates
Walk in and examinc the articles on hand and
judge for yourselves, of the quality and finish
Country produce received In payment
April l3, 1859 JOHN GUELICH
N Collins made to order on short notice. aud
funerals attended with a neat hearse and appro-
pirate accompanyments, when desired J. C.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

Two citizens of Missouri, on tour through
Iowa, IN search of runaway slave, have been
arrested at Fairfield, aud put under Sc. .OOO
bonds for trial as kidnappers
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The RAJ TsMAnss JOURNAL.
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival of the steamer Asia, at New
York on Sept %, we have complete in
telligence mp to the date OF the sailing OF the
Circassian, the 9th inst. The British Gov
ernment has decided to augment the China
squadron by sending out several steam frigates
and corvettes with / 900 marines military
force is also to be sent from India Immediate
w. There was a statement from Paris that
II 900 French troops were to be held in rea-
diness to be sent to China. The rumors OF an
agreement between England and France upon
a Congress to settle Italian affairs were dis
credited The Assembly of Parma had voted
the confirmation of Farini as Dictator, and to
raise 5 900 900 francs By loan. Garibaldi is
preparing for a concentration Of troops upon
any desirable point. Gen. Fanti, Commander
in Chief of the troops of the italian League.
has his headquarters at Bologna. The Pope's
health is almost restored. The state of seige
in Venetia was soon to be abolished. Ger
many is much disappointed by the Prussan
Regents reply to the petitions for reform We
have no later news, but some interesting par
ticuars of the conflict in China. The con-
duct of the Americans is universally praised.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

Want of time prevented the preparation of
an article on ''Clearfleld County, for this
weeks paper.
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gaROvE ALL THfNG3.-DR J3rrl

Il 1fNOt ik1t 4 S.-1tL dtIhSf
the Ceie5ratsH It.iiaa B9.ah4c PLyyirfer.,.
be consulted a. the following places. Ns,k
time and day. ~ he viii not remain longer h. .
the time specified below
Giearfeid. Pa. Mansion House Msndar ti,. o
Erenchyilie. Pa. Munson Hotel Saurisy, Z,
Sunday October 5 and
Brookvi'ie, Pa American Hotel Wclussiss
October ;.
Beilefonte, Pa. Corral IIrusa Thnrslsy. Gc
Punxsutawney, Stage House. ThursIay. Oct Z
Indiana, Pa. Indiana House Friday n:: u
Harm styi~t}g laker.} To-
We use such bams n have no s-ife
With nature or the laws uf ifa
With blood orr hands we never s'aiG.
Aor YC9s0.4 men 70 etgSs tie pz'R
DR. jackson compounds his Dwn medisiuas
Dr Jacksans medicines are strictly re.-i,.as
ard from our own forests and fields
DR. Jackson uses no mercury o. asfHsrzi rg,ssa
of any kind
DR. jackson treats all patients fairly and frlrk
ly-makes no false promises
ur--Jaelssen dues not tear down 10 bui5 Ef
lie invIgorates the system and thus aid. nsErs IL
orercoDLs~e disease
Diseases of the lungs detected by use ofihs sis;s
oscope. Exam inations OF the chest any icBs
free No charge is made uniess the patient l1ss
medicine.
Price of treatment is from Il rec to thirty dalsB
for three months medicine. The afflicted Prs
will be at all times literally considered.
A c. JACKSON.
Sept > Indian Physician Erie Pa Box ..
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

THE GOLD REGIoss.-Recent adviccs from
Frazer river give accounts of the discovery
of new and profitable diggins on Quesnel riv
er, about three hundred miles above Fort
Yale. Laborers are said to be making from
fifty to one hundred dollars day each. Ira
ders along the river were giving up business,
and leaving for the newly discovered mines.
Accounts from Carson Valley state the yield
of gold to be very good, single claim having
been recently sold for twelve thousand dollars.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

The war in China will be bloody one No
propositions for settlement will be entertain
ed by the English until they shall succeed in
killing a large number of Chinamen. The
destruction of several hundred soldiers has
fully aroused the wrath Of John Bull, whose
flag, like that of Imperial Rome, was never
insulted with impunity. The new firearms of
Europe are rapidly getting into the hands of
the Chinese, and the Russians will spare no
pains to acquaint them with their use. a
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

pose of By public outery At his Tes.i.-.. n. g
Lawrence township, (adjoiniug the Rorar.I' R,-.l'.
Fridav, Oct05er III, 1859, the following -.
property, to wit One mileh COW. bufs,T5 - =.
ire table. dining tables breakfast tabls ~
ing table, book case, settee corner epr.,a.
l sink, 3 stands, set chairs. rocking e5,..
mirrors, ! eight-day clock, 60 hour elSsk =.
dow blinds and rigging, bedsteads and bsiF..
100 yards carpet, J cook stove No 6 New We-
farmers boiler. ! barrel vinegar. hand vas-
wheel barrow. l grind stone / set harBes. -
shovels. hoes and forks, 20-galJou COPPER =.
lot corn in the ground. lot Of stove tirs !.
many articles of kitchen furniture Sale 4 -
mence nj 10 o'clock A NJ Terms made kres,.
the day OF sale ISep2tI LR CARTE
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

A TTENTION C0MPANy -S.
n Cavalry, will meet at KvIe,,o-.4ale -ae Ass,,s
day the 10Th day of October. 81 IA ,'.1 O Sv
in full uniform for inspection and o,1lS:k sio:k
By order Of William CsmpbeIl ssaallaiiil,
Sept. q. j. ". STR RANFop' 'P'Sih
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DuBLIC SALE.-The upssr.;-r

Lnthersburg. 1 Sea. q. So = - -.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

Border Ruffans, without number,
Hover round thy woolly head
When he had finished, the following resolu-
tion was offered and unanimously adopted:
ResoIred, That we have unbounded conf
dence in the integrity, ability. and high char
acter of Hon. ANDREW G.. CURTIN, of Centre
County, who has this night so eloquently ad-
dressed us, and that we earnestly recommend
him TO our State Convention as our standard
bearer in the next Gubernatoria contest.
The meeting then adjourned in the best hu-
NOR, and in the same good order which had
characterized the entire proceedings.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-10-05

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Ladies Fancy Furs, of own ranpSeia = iaa'sOrta.s !
y B The highest price raid i5@t@s'ats sass
gripping Eurs- Septernho- a. al Iii,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A YEh,s AGUE CURE, FOR THE

A YEh,s AGuE CURE, For -, THE .a SPEEDY ED,
rsyf
diseases originating in hillary arrangement caused by
10 one remedy louder called for BY the necessities Of the
Such we are now enabled to Offer with perfect certainty that
will eradicate the disease md with asurauee founded on
which protects from prevents this disc der must be Of
L hnn es pa the m
he must run in Violent Attacks Ills basfa demper. This
RSp
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plains but ao The cheapest The large ansnty we snppy
should have and use freely both for snre and p;etesg
ass's H. s ssss @
no or mineral
sequen,y !. produces quinn' or other injurious effects
healthy they lad lad the
and Asae IS not ane Ss hs m
on, among whisa Neuralgia, Rhsema,is Gout, Head
sshe Paafa o tie pss Hsse
Bowels Collie Paralysis and arrangement in the stomach all
1 a ss,e a ae
s fdG s s 4 @ % nat s O
quantity e rpsS into disease Hsnss /. valuable
man they avail themselves of the protection this remedy
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
are composed that disease within tho Of their action
rarely withstand evade them. Their penetrating proper
ties search and clesnse and nvgorae portion Of the hu
an organism correcting its diseased action and restoring its
healthy yales. Az consequence of these properties the
Invalid who bowed down with pan physical debility Is
ouished to find his health energy restored by remedy al
| otce so simple and inviting.
Net only do they the every day complaints Of everybody
below named Is pleased to furnish gratis American Alma
containing certificates Of her and directions
their IN the following compats Cosiveness Heartburn
Headache arising from dsordered Stomach Muses. In ges
un Pain in and Morbid Inacon Of the Bowels Flatnlency
Loss OF Appetite, Jaundce, and other kindred conpa
arising from low state OF the body obstruction of IT.
tons They excellent alternative for the renovation Of
the blood and the restoration OF tone aud strength the
| detitated by disease
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For the rapid Of Coughs Colds Inuensas Hoarenes
Group, Bronchitis Iucpen Consump and for the relief OF
Corsnnp'ive Patients In advanced stages Of the disease
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and the
cases Of Its that almost every section Of the country
ahounds in publicly known who have been restored
from alarming and desperate diseases Of the lungs by ts
cine Of Its kind too APPARENT observation ard
It's virtues are known the public longer he what anti
cote TO employ for the .ressng aud dangerous affections
the pulmonary organs that incident climate While
many Inferior remedies thrust the community have failed
asd heen carded this has gained friends by every s
ferred benefits the afflicted they get and pro
duced too and remarkable forgotten
sale by j. WRIGHT AGO.
Nos. q & Isl Chaftres street. n. o.
ali Deaiars doc Al,
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Z .J.s+ls &ouyELLE- ORLEANS, 4ianyier, 1889
fhhonorabls Consei Commun de Ia Neuvelle Orleans
nj ESSIEURS.-Les soussignes, proprletai-
~ res Iaisan: face !. de, Mssasns de da Canal
10 rue Fseite pour ondre IL pavage boc cares du
oaatTsene District demandent yce bono
de la viils fars vendre rencan spras vngt or davis
un ntra pour n!veer et Ia de ees Magans de
rue du Canal la rue Feete des bocs de granite
nayant nons de 10 large L. pocs de long
ct pas Plus de IL de lag IS de long
tou pas mon de 10 ponces dspsieur Les dts boes de-
wort ere do premiere quae les cSes les bus ct le hau
DC naisrs former ue surface unis ct m ovrase de
pouces de sable d lac de gravei' Londrs
eent ae pouces De sab du lac q de gayois de Londe
les ntecet ben rempes e.. lie convenabienee compress
touleau usaua quill bien Les curbs,onas
sur les deuS c6.es de la nvees
eur de manere donaer bre eauS
ct les bsnquees seron eleves pieres plates
Les rayerses asx de tcnte les
en- perres de Ia eeure iuals de Ia rviere On Sor
won't avor eds de large les perres enpeea devon
avor pieds de large pd de loEg pas ponces
depaisseu ct tire elevees centre niveau u pavage
Heniersfn Gaines, leo pieis.
M D. Monfort, par a. / G., Is
Allied kesrny. Is 8s.
Race Foster, agents. rs :.
Aug. r. Montgomery, Is
JAS A. HOPKINS,
jas 1awSw sscretaire du Conse DIES Assistant Aldermen
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J AS, 4. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen

HouyELLE-ORLEASs, IA decenbre, 1sss
Arhonorabls Conseil Comnun de la Nouvelle Orleans
I PETITION dies sousslgnes represente
respeetueusement Ia majore Tequise pnr nouvele
ehare de Ia Vile gne la pesente Petition lis prisnt
honorable de resolution autorsant Control
eur vendre pres ciaq jours davis dams ocee
con;ras pour Ia ccecton de bauquees bQues
les en- bos lie cote de la Morales de rue e5
Champs Eysees Ia Marigny que les haequees GUY sy
trorvent so'ent repatees lis eandett oe ve.e
deaave ct euele marie sol. autoe taire lie
facGuereur.
Les PAYMENTS ait Reinforcement do ira
vail confonement alienenens niyeeneus Out seron
dounes par lie de Ia vile.
sisre: John 8. Lsefe. $50 p,sds sur IA Morales
JAMES 4. HOPKINS,
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PETITloNs--oFFICIAL.
new ORLEANS, January A. 1859.
To the honorable the Common Council

fLENXLEE1 k1Ns--VMe ea1QefSlxneU, owners
"a OF property fronting Mayag street, Canal to Fe
lciy street with the block pavement Of the
Fourth District respectfully petition your honorable body
agreeaby section l20 City CHI rter to sell at public
aucp sitter twenty days notice the contac! for grading and
paving Magazine street. from Canal to Felicity street With
granite blocks not less than inches wide by twelve Inches
long than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long
than ten inches thick Said blocks TO be Of best qna
ty Of granite having the Sides eds and well Gessed
70 form surface when laid and TO be good solid work
Said pavement be laid Jago ally four inches Of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating or top dressing when
to propery led and rolled with suitable roller until we'll
settled The usual curbsone four inches thick 10 be
when the City Surveyor think requisite to charge the
old carbry In order make substantial work The curbsone
both sides Of Magazine Canal Felicity be raised
and graded proper height and level in such manner to
free the Of water in the speedy and the
sidewalks be raised ard tagged The foot crossings at the
intersection o all the 10 he laid with best North river
tagging and to be four feet wide the usei be two
feet wide four feet long and not less than six inches thick
to he raised in the center AMI graded to the road pavement
Henderson Gaines. iees Feet.
n, p. Mon fort. by 4. j. G., Is
Alfred Kearry, Is
Race / Foster, Agents. IS
Aug R. Montgomery, Is
New Orleans, 4th January, 1859.
--& JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS Dec. Il, ls5s.
To the Common Council of New Orleans:
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
spsetfuly showeth that the majority required by the
new City Charter having signed tbs petition they pray your
honorable body to pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller
sell after I've days notice the oSs auns
for making brick side walks and wooden cutters nor,
side Of Morales street from Elys Fields Narigns street
and that those already msGs he repaired PIT pro-
Fer line and level That said sale be nl and that the Myar
ment re made in cash when the work Il accorIy
to the lines and levels Of the City Surveyor.
jno. Il. Lee!e $50 fee: Morales street.
.'"., ~.. s.-..-1-J JAS 4, HOPKINS,
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SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAN

Lr.Lr , Ff6lsetOrs
Express - S'"'-e' - w. : isi"iu oi Suoa
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NouvELLE ORLEANS, 80 Nov, 1858.
APhonorab.e Conseil Commun 2
de Ia vile de Ia Nouveie- Orleans.
- ase any seux eoas de y St. Charles pe;itionuent
odonsen au Contr6eur de vendre conrat Ia
St Charles de Ia du Canal la julie hocs de grant
earaes LIE travail sera fat commencement Ia section ll9
dix de "a nopyelle ehafe de la Vile approuve e
seront donnes par le voyer de Ia vile.
F. Trivia, 50 pieis.
Geo @ Lawrason, 90 pieds
Cora Sloconb, oar G Soco,.b ls4 pieda.
Ida A Siocon b, 50 psds
ANA Cox par q Il Slocomb, Is peds
Banqse de la Nile Orleans Cameron, pres pro tenn
40 piets
Daniel Fairfax. % peds
W Zscharie. 1876 pieds.
Banaue du Sud, Par Rodewald, president, so p.eds
Q Bneau, ~ pieds. on plus
VIM Gasquet, 81 peds
Sumner pour la ct IA succession Whitney 81 pieds
Mary II Hyman, par b Sumner, ag &c piets.
p Hip Dunn, q p eds,
Vim Gasquet. q pieds,
Ping 4 Aysidano, . pieds.
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
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N NoUyELLE ORLEANS, Janyier, 1850.
An Conseil Ccmmun de Ia Nouvelle Ora ans
A PETITION DIES sou slVnes esDecfueuse
- raent Ia maj,re requiss par ia nouyee
charte de la willie sgne cette petition ct lis pent hon
oabe corps resolution atoau lie Con;roieur
yenre apres Gina oars davis dams gazette cncse,
bo les deux coes &c arue urquha depus Ia rus de-
Champs avenne Lafayette ans que pour ia repare
ton de celes da tes au niveement yauiu lis demsnden
susi gae Ia vene soft eanye le aite soft sutoe
compliant Facheyemsnt dn travail conform eInent aux
agrements ct par yoyer de
ELL
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&eH1 SHIPS, sTEAmBOATs AND FAS
hiessupplied With Beet, Pork Mutton and Veal
sausagss, Tripe and every thing in the butcher
s ns Barrels and halfbsrrels of Choice Corned Beet
order for CaSinor Family uss at Stalls Nos d
sad 81 OLD FRENCH kARKET, by
MERKEL PARKER
n 5-seambostsa ship.suppsed with ali Kinds - H..
sSeh % fresh miich Cows Hogs shoas Pigs shsn
Ss''s. DssN'. oA'sAsns s~. seq ~
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NopyEllE.oRlxAss, IS dacsmbre, 1858.

NouyELLE ORLEANS, ss dacsmbrs 1858.
raonoratie Consel Commnn &c In Nouyelle- Orleans
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JAS. A. HOPKINS
JAP Nawsw secfe'aifs du conse des Assistae. Aldermen