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NEw YoRK MARKET-D,c. 10.


FiourSa'ss OF Obbls ut S5ll6S5l5 FOR super state
as ess IS for State S5l h2j for super western;
Si3 40 to m ~ extra western. SIS 61h5 III
uf interior good salBpiR bunda extra rOntd tuup o
Market duh and heavy bui prices unchanged Closing
dul
Ch lce eztin Market quiet and unchanged.
Rve Eiuur--ln fair request at 50 60(alt, 80.
Nheat Market very ui't, and VITA NJ apv material
chance Safes 1900 bus 81 20 Nw Club SLIT white
Nv; ST 3l rel 81 ~ uir white CANADIAN, the
sale igurcs rc used for ~ usO uu luf * r.
RYe-Hsld ataGG9e win bUyefs ~ e3N9l.
batYUuchd aules 2000 bus At Ia Is ion > ate and Sc
fofC W
Corr-scarce sni rr; s,les 960 bus sE6S5c Tot new
gidtGc old white ami yellow.
ua-s- Eimsr lpI7c for SAFE western ard Cala-
dian.
Wnisly ly-AarEot heavy ind lower Sales Of go ths at
&c
Pork-MaIket boryg. Sales ltJ) bIs Ht SIC 3IGlG 81
Tor uess; Sii 50Hll,Gl Tor pfime
Rstfs dv aud unchd. eaiesd00 hhls a. Siul 70 cpt
~ prime: S5ab 80 ltrY SSuSl1 for Tepark "
self Hams-UGcld sales i-O bjs new western N 90
ai4 o.
Primo mess heef quiet at Sl7Qs'0
Cut meats quiet - dunchauget.
Dressed HJgs-7ynia
i.Id5 taly. sales $50 lb. at k9lCate for wosIern
aud lie " Ciiv
6aleL-Ra!6,r quiet It il9l9ls, for OHIO it@2lc
Chcese-stoady, At s9lle.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the PURPOSES of a Family PhySic,
Are composed that disease within the range OF their au
tun raTev withstand eyHde hem Their penetrating
properties Search and cleanse aud uygOate every portion
Of the human organism correcting its diseased aoton aud
restoring Veathy valiiies As consequence these
properties, ne invalid who is bow 81 dowu with pain
physical debility ssOhished to Gud his health etgy
restored by rrluf DIV at once simple and inviting
Not only do they tho every complaints 0f ave
body, bui rllo mrny Ormobe and dangerous diseases
The agent below named Is pleased 10 furnish EIatis my
American Almanac, containing certificates Of the cures
and directions for their iu the following
Cosvencss Heartburn, Headache arising dlsorueIed
Stomach, Egusea, Indigestion Pain and Morbid uurtiun
Of the Bowel Is Fatuloncy Loss of Appetite Jaundice snd
other kindred complaints arising from low q. te
body OhetruCtioi Of its functions.
Do not be PIT of by unprnCiped Dealers with 9TH
er pill they make The more prof iOn. Ask Tot Ayers
and al tttf1 tfta s1aa
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MnRN1Nn LrAnEa nFE1cE

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
Saturday Evening, Dee, TO- 1889 :
FLOURIs in fair home demand with sales lJO brs low
r5aie eAtra at S. % bts common DO at Sj2 day
lots Of fair to choice do at Sj2S65S,
wHEAT-sale l car choice red to arrive atsl.23.
CORN Quiet at Gee.
HIGHWINEs-Iight sales at 2lHe
EGGs-Have Improved, and are firm With sales at lso.
HOGs-SAes ot averaging l7O 10, s. 75 and few
extra and heavy hogs 50 Packers generally
reluctant about paying Hgures Receipts very mod
crate however enough buyers found present
take all Offering at quotations.
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Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
Also
SAN RD'S
Family C'atIlarlic Pills,


PE"e Vegetable Eriiacts, and put up ia Class
Gases, Air Tight and soW keep IN any eli
mate,
Tue FAMILY CATlGARllC PILL is a gentle but ae-
tive Cathartc wh The proprietor has used In his
ice moro than twenty YEAS.
The constantly iucrgasi ldemand from those who
have long used ihe pill iaud the satisfaction which
all express regard o. hrf USE has induced me TO place
then wthinthe reach Oiall,
T6eProessoe well lrgN hat different Ca,harlies act
The h a Ef'ILY cke=FifARTIC PILL
has, with due u this we'll established fact
been compounded nom H- y Icty uf he purt eye
table s2tulctS which act alike every Of The
alimentnry canal, aud ureI- I0OOO and SAfE la ali
eases where Catlaftlc T. - luusdcd, such DE-
hANGEMENTs OF the l@STOM ACH, SLEEPI-
NESS. PAINS IN TIE l%lBA OK AND LOINS.
COSTiVENES9, PA NJ AND SORENESS OVER
cue WHOLE BODY s-ffum sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected. Il snd N long OF fe-
YER LOSS OF AoPE ICIri fE,a CREEPING SEN
SaTION OF COLD ONERI IrltE BODY, REST LESS-
MES HEAU-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II InhammntoTy Diseases orns IN Children Adults,
Rheumatism great Purit OF the Blood and nany dis
which flesh is heir, too numerous 10 mention
this advertisement. Dose. Ito 3.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
EV The Liver inyieuTat,r Rnd kemily Cathafo Pills
Tetsied by Druggists generally and sold wholesale
the Trade in all the large towns
Manufacturer and pronrieieF
iV7a6wR9 gh hrnAdVav. New Yafk
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAE,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, .HOdrSeaess, Group,
Bronchitis, Iacipient Consumption, and for he
relief Of COHSHmPtiDe Patients az adDaHced
stages of the disease.
So wide is The field Of ts usu and numerous yre
tile cases of It's CUES that setiOn Of country
aUouns In psrsuus Iublcy snOWn who have been reev
ed from alarming and even esloeate diseases Of the lungs
by us use When tnre tired its super-y over every h.
er medicine vi the kim Is too APPARENT TO escape Obsea
ion and here rs virtues Known the public longer
hesitate what auiCUte to employ for tbs and
dang nctous Of he pulmonary organs that nc-
dent TO our climate hile many inlesr remedies thrust
upon tie community have failed and been disaardeu ths
has gained friends by every tna conferred benefits the
a cted theY forget aud produced
mer0us and tno remarkable TO be forgotten
Prepared by Dr. J @. AVER Il CO.,
Ipwel Diuss
an our NIediuos FOR sac by VIM FISKE & GAYLORD
6HAmAoND. and all Dea sTs ia Medicines
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At Cleveland with eveland and Teedo, Cleveland Co
lumbua Cincinna Cleveland and Erie, and CleVs sHd
and PiltsbuTg RHlT . d.
At SOloi with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls Ne.
At Afantua with hacks for Ravenna, Sc.
At Bracevle with hacks 10 NewsoI Fa s, &c.
Al Warren with hacks to ShErsl 6 oenheld msadvills
Bloomfield Caufeld. Nc.
Al Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell and Enoh Valley, aud thence BY r. \. W. &C. g.
Il. to Pittsburgh
CtevetspJ Esh O 1ega - ' 0~F -
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~ Sinre our last, tho propeller Racine has passei up
ANA the Keuolha down. The prope er Bay state pAstl
Ihe Wsilard CaHh the lost The str Forest leeu
returned plrt yestel1y being unah to pToce an,
farther on her puy 10 Saginaw than Wluv Greek. Ice
ms iulmed puug tho shore OF Lake III iur disaco
i frto miles out, aal Is ported 20 he three inches ~
BasIl o by the tug Rehef.-l otrot ADV. 10th.
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MARINE ITEMS.

Cy- Navigation may u0R bs considered as closed Ihe
IaE vessels aad laid up or tn heT trs
and ii e lake will soon be covered with ice.
sandu.k Ky Bay was frozen over last week.
The Canal al this place has been nzoa as TO bind
larse numhrT OF loas
The DE hhou.e nnd will be kep burning until the
lEh
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BUFFALO MARREr-Dec 10.
10y TELEGRAPH.

Flour-Tho denlay Is moderate and quotations are
chpugud 49,. o.,
milling ios which do correctly Indicate ihs true
Cons sady and ID fair demani sales OOl bus nsw,
sita, at bt5ac.
Og'-Seiling in small lots al &c.
harley aEd rye nominal.
Wbifk7 held at $50
Like iInpuIis-Unin p1raut.
tauaI trpuTtg--NOihing,
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HE,AlAkLTH OF AMERICAN W0-

Read Notices 10 The Tribune since Dec l, 1853.
From MS Excel enCv, JAhIFS n WESTCUTT, Governor
Q FLORIDA, and meuiber o tne United states Senate:
'FH upwards Of TIVE ntY Il e years was utiiced with
disease 10 my family which he best medic aud surgical
IA ent ~ lie country faled cure but which welded Ia
most sutis aciurF munner e. The Gaefenber Remedies
cousciencl1usly advise their use.
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CtanI Nrtifte.
MS YAI,F---pIIRSUANT

GHERIBBS SALE.---PURSUANT
~ 20 The command OF a writ OF Yend rponui, issued
rom he Cuur Of Nunmun Pleas of IuyAhoru Uut ut Tue
gu Of @ Garduor, plt1 hritnli tredorck Hausormnn
DEF 20 droOiol shall nor for sale at public auction
a he door the Courl Howe tufner ul Seneca Chem.
gein steC intteog ~ tnnd DO ,.d gount ,gu he
2i tav OF Move mhef lH ht eoCtUk Y. NJ uf said day
tho ullnWtnF deFrftttd lnuNs 60 Wit "h
uaU the township u pntus county of Cuyahosa Ohio
aud known part of fnt No saeenteen 1) u the Tnok
erman Tact SO oallcd, httr n o sni tni No lteaeop
iur piece The suuh Nst lrfnuli hv said
decd ana bounded 900 e auh tho css' aud west by ln
lines and tna nor by line tu drawn parallel With
sail sonth line from cus TO OF fhtOuah sad nt no IL
aud far enough nom said uuh uo nontnin ton acres VI
and, me pirc utch tudc o. hu voy-
cd being hy piue nclts uf land move ose but suhico
TO all legal highvuys" Apnntetd nt 81 500 U0.
b. l.. WiGHfAfAN, Sherin
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Gppt foun0frp
TO PRINTERs.
CONTIGUOUS NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY.
AND
rRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
Established in ls2s)
No 20 Spruce Street.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL BE hap
III py 70 furnish purchasers Of PRINi ING MATEfI-
AIS viii PLAIN nd Ornamental Types, Boidors, &C maae
ffom combination Of all the hard metals extensively
bufed by Fuunders Also, Garmans. Greeks. Hebrews
and elegant font Of AGA T. MUSIC Type, from
which the hfuEnal Review Musical World, Sacred AIus
cal Guest and Tablet are now printed with Presses aud
article required inr Printing ut the very love-
old Tyre taksa "a exchange for new, at l. per
pound.
Sec0nd-hsnd presses aud materials, and complete
Steeoype Fsundy with iVo sbaShg Machines for sale
r- Printers of neWspai efs publishing this advertise
msnt tnuuding this motel tfee times efOTe tha ls nf
January aQ aud sending one OF the papers, will be-
raid for in printing Types, when they purchase four
''' sersS'Rs PC. CoRTELYoU.
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Gi1ERTFT5g g1T.E INV VTRTTiE

SHERIFB'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of two wrs Of vendi csplnas ssned from tho Oour of
Common Pleas OF Cuynhuga 20 o OF has Brad
butn n against Cain aud Calm. and the other NJ the suit
Of ~ lSon, fltu agausi r. g. Ceu, shall offer tor sale
euh-lo forty hereinafter The lah day
toer i5Q ~ two O'clock a. Of said day the following de-
ecrbed property Wis frame house situate subot 40
IN Changers subdt vision Of ter lots ~ and No. sald lot
Is t6 feet front ou u5angtt sfcrt by ~ 'eei deep
n. b.WlGurMAN, S1erid
F.JuDsON pinuiiHa Agent ocS2h8
" The above sale g. Adjourned h. tho 3lsl day Of october
oct2l255 u. L.WIGHrMAN, 81 rG
tpfhe alb sale Is ADJOURNED t' the th day Of Noveu.
ber Isi9 at the hout and place above mentioned,
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY.
$. v. SANFORD, a. M, Principal,

Hfs INSTITUTION ABOUT TO ENTER UPON FIFTH YEAR
F; sgsa iiirg ssG sgtd w a p% @ ssS
sud ne a3sS @ ess;' % @ s d e s cess
rtesa leo
p6y 9s tsd srgr N@vYo
s. :S Sai i $ fSS E' !sJ v:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Dec 10
(BY TELEuRArH1

Second Boarl-AIukst dun and rather lower CHI X r
6i ~; Gal AMI Chi GIsa III tsss; Funsmu ll IN
N Il Al ld. RE .; s0ss Pac Ma I6as Macon
= Wsn lUa; Hudson 2I bonds 100.
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A RE THE ONLY PH 1SlClANO - LIN
Surgeons, L,ondon May be consulted nom O'Clock
the morning until at might IN Syey .iage aa9 81
O thirYyears extensive practice IN Europe and eHca'
A MOST sCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An irsGument for the cure Of Nocturnal missions Nor"
this instrument when used eoniudly with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS soNtake pleasure IA announcing that ths'
the above diseases Il has been subjected to test by the
Sn5 Nd~ Y@rk Il las been he only ussGi nsTa
mgut eseI invented for iht cure Of Seminal NoasneSs OF
G.--bf AMOS & SON in order to satisfy the mos,
selves thai Instance here may prove gnsaisso
tory aeT fnr trial The money will be refunded by re-
turning the Instrument IA good order.
A CURE WARRANTED
Or. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tHflu
svey this peculiar class of masdis and the reiet ths
lures is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
patients and others daily arriving in town from
ations while here Terons have been cr ed by the uosi
gaina nts he causes OF these Infections complaints
rum their simple condition to that OF the most dan
possibility the prevention and removal and LIKEWISE
Of disease could almost invariably be traced 70 one OF NE
following lgnorance neglect ortha bad effect sol
SON have Succeeded in discovering in thst election Of
heir remedies, safe eectua aud cautious course, omit
character well those whose premature OF nudcious
application might be productive o bad In hs
u'rremcjes ls the lessenipg OF great mass Of human
rsy6ns gictons thai are IN reality the secret Of
and which, while theys extensively surround US caHoud
oToHG skill and in their determination.
COUNTRY INvAIIDs.
Persons In part Of the world may hO successfully
treated 10y forwarding correct delailoi their se' with
Gdd1ess Dr. AMOS : son. corner Man and Quay-sts.
Buffalo N. Y. .ansd SxlS2es
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A AMnsr sc1ENTIFIc INYENTIoN


for thG Of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Seminal Weakness sc. Can be pefn1
neny cured In fifteen days To- two mouths by ne use
this instrument when used coniudly with medicines
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81 - sxt
OLEVELAND AND MAHONING
Y ! RAIL ROAD.-TiME TABLE No IS
To take effect and after ThursaY February TO- isbe.
GOING EAST. | GOING WEST.
Cleveland 10 Yotfgs- YoaNgstoen 10 CieBs
fO5n. land.
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MASTER'8 SALE = PURSUANT
wi to the command uf dcrolal order of sale from
the Court of Common Peasof Cuyllogl uunty, vt the
suit Of The dor &. Srvrr7ucc ana Caroline M Severance
aesinsi Norman &. Ballwiu. Nay II BALDWIN, John ~
ATmsIu' and OILERS, which order is tp me dueccd,
shan EXPOSE sale Public Auction, the dOtr cf he
Cont House, OF Seuuc aud Champain streets, Ia
tho city # Cleveland the 1h day Of Inuuary A. u.
1850, NJ the hour 2u'c1ck NJ Tho Is, pieces aud
aIcs Of land, situate aud being tho city Of Cleveland.
ard described us sioilugs, 10 wit:
SITUATE the township of B,u1kyn being uh
m The thirteenth runee OF townships IN the Connecticut
Western Reserve. the sta Ut ONO. and Which is also
mtbe County OF Cuyutosu and A. known by holsr IN hat
part Of tp city ut CNel nd which iuuay the CITY &C
Ohio, AID described follows, to wit -lslnnd Block,
Noe 20 80 aud 81 ordg man aud survey made hy
Aaz merchant, aud rocoUd iu the Cuylhugu County He
cords sid block hsog h some heotcore deedcd TO said
Norman G. Baldwin hy TuumnsOI be the slmt more or
praised follows, To VII: 10 number - at Sl4OO Lot
uumb3r 20 at Si6u; lot unber "a at SI5O.
Terms of sale cash
4 O LAWRENCE, Master Commissioner,
No Spaugl rs Block.
RAINY, PAcRUs NOBLE, Plai.ta's Atom y.
Liect GU
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COUNTRY INVALID9.
Persons In part Of the world may he successfully
treated 10y forwarding correct detail Of their SO, with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address DR.. AMOS . SON. corner Main and Quay-sts.
Buffalo n Y. tan8d NwlV26s
NTIS w. I5XTfpD nDT nm NV
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RRnITe


fltonl7 Goa l9 OO WGtor-Eastn fbbn l21 IS
DO balsd tlton ID 20 % Sandy id Cemnt 95 l ~
nops......-..Slb go l6Whlte Lime ...... % Gu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-12

ALI the Trains going Westward connect at Cleveland With
trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati so,
&c; and all the trains gOng EaS ward cOnuec, 4
pnnkirk with the trains of the New York CentT uf-
taic and New York City Railroads
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-12-31

THE SUBSCRIBER is now ready to receive orders
i for Plantation Wagons. Carts and Harness. for
the soming season, md v ould respectfully urge Plan
tiers and others wanting any of the above articles. to
send n their orders early that they may be supplied
without fair, in time. 49, .,.s9
~ All orders will b. faithfully executed, and
promptly applied. ia
81 HIS stock Of Iron is now complete-comprising
u full assortment of FLAT, ROUND and SQUARE
PLOUGH SLABS, HOOP and BAND IRON, sWEEDEs
IRON. GERMAN aud SPRING STEEL, IRON AXLEs
and SPRINGS-all sizes 10 r.
&-ALL Of which will be. furnished as low as at
any establishment IN THE STA TIE.
a7T He has on hand 1000 MONTAGUE PLOUGLS
which he offers for sale to close partnership accounts.
~ Calland examine at the Warcrooms, corner OF
Church and Main streets, Baton Ronge.
dec1S,5S W. i TUNNARD.
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OLD DOMINION Soc,ErY IN New YORK.
This is a society recently organized by the
Sons Of Virginia resident in New York, to
establish a fellow feeling and promote social
intercourse among that class Of citizens and to
keep up the fine old customs and reminis-
cences Of their native State. Lieut.. General
Scott and Gov. Wise were elected first and
second honorary members, ami the latter
was invited to deliver an address on the s2d
Of February. The anniversary celebration
will be held on the 18th OF May, in CON-
memoration of the settlement Of Jamestown
and other meetings on the 18th of October
and 22d OF February.
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~ The proprietors of the Family Journal.
Of Baltimore, ore respectfully informed that
we will publish their Prospectus at our usual
advertising rates, and at no other, cash in
advance. We are not in the habit Of giving
othe, newspapers, advertising to the value of
from twenty-five to fifty dollars a year for
the sake Of an exc hange worth about seventy
FIVE cents. Whether you will be greatly
assisted in making up your list for 1860, by
gratuitous advertising, is of the smallest
possible consequence to us.
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A Chi istmas Carol,

Some kind friend sent us this pretty ]ittlt
rem, too late for publication last week. l
oses nothing of its merit by being delayed
until New Years:
Awake arise, good Christians,
Let nothing you dismay:
Remember Christ, our Savior,
Was born upon this day.
The sclf-samc moon was shining,
That now is in the sky,
When n holy band q, angels
Came down from God on high.
Came down in clouds of glory
Arrayed in shining light
Unto the shepherd people,
Who watch their aocks by night,
AID through the midnight silence
The Heavenly host began -
"Glory to God the highest
On earth good will to man.
Fear not, we bring good tidings,
For on this hnrFy morn
The promised one, the Savior
In Bethlehem was BORN"
Up rose the joyful shepherds
From the ground wlcreon they lay,
As ye should do good Christians,
To hail this blesse i day.
VII,
Then n merry Christmas to you!
May none Of you be sad,
Remember the poor and friendless,
And make the lone heart glad.
G.
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RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS.

u fine asortment of Childrens' CABS and GIGS.
Having purchased a large quantity of mater'a1irnm
the manufacturers, my facilities for repairing arc
complete, and with first rate workncn and spacious
rooms, am prepared to repair nllkin1s of carrlaecs
with dispatch, and on reasonable terms.
Plantation work attended to as usual, Just recciv
cd two pair of excellent TIMBER IFIIEfLS. complete
of Busby 4 Little S make. at the Planters En- poriun
corner Of Church aud Main streets. Baton Rouge. Lii.
nov13 W. +. UNI ARD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-12-31

TIME best Instruments ever offered in this market.
Mt less than New Orleans prices.
7 Octave A to A Louis XIV case. fancy pearl front
louble sounding board. l 7 Octave \ to \ plain
case. carved Tyre. l 81 Octave Louis XIV Case;
cabinet Piano.
Those Pianos are from the celebrated menufactory
of Newman, Bro. Il Sons, Baltimore. Those Pianos
are unco ual}cd for volume, richness and purity of
tone, and every instrument fully warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Call and examine them.
oct %. PIPER & BRADFORD.
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carriages and Haness

THE SKI Sscrlber having completed his spaclo'
Warchous and Mandatory. is now opening tn
most complete of CARRIAGES and over Q
Tered to purchasers in this vicinity and would cal
the attention Of his friends and the public general
to his establishment and to examine his stock Icfor
purchasing elsewhere.
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Notice.

WILL be sold by the undersigned Inspector Of
w Roads and Levees, to the lowest bidder, on
Tuesday, the 18th Of January, 1860, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock, P. NJ. at
the Coffeehouse of Messrs. T. Bourg l. Co., at Bruly
Landing. the making of a new levee of fifty seven feet
in length more or less, with a base of ~forty-fve feet,
and seven and G half feet in height, and nine feet on
the top or crown, and said Work to be completed
within five days from the day of adjudication. The
contractor to give bond and security for the faithful
performance Of the work. Said leyee being sold by
mt on account Of Mr.. Jaques Caire domicilated at
Bruly Landing, he refusing to comply with the law.
HOMPSON W. BIRD.
Inspector eff Roads Il Levees, Third Ward.
West Baton Rouge. Dec. oath, 1859.
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Silver-Plated Ware, or pure
Alb alta.
TABLE and Tea Spoons,
Table and Desert FORKS,
Decantcr stanos,
Wine Casters, Pie and Fish Knives Cake Baskets,
Soup. Cream and Gravy Ladle $, Card Baskets,
Sugar longs and Shovels.
Mustard spoons and Sugar sitter, Butter cups and
Spoon. Holders,
Cups, Mugs, Molasses Jugs, Salt Spoons, Casters,
Butter Knives, Pitchers, Table and Tea Knives
in cases.
aug3l-3w PIPER BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-12-31

Dcacock Plo.vs:L = hand and for Dr. sale at the
Steel Mould Board Peacock Flows. These plows are
nut up more substantially than any other and will
I'm "a cary. LARGUIER& LANOUE
dec "a. Cor. OF Lafayette ana Florlda streets.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-12-31

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Parolsse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
CoUR DU -s,xIEME DISTRICT JUDlCIA1RE.
Dams radaire de Ia Succession de feu Joachim Daigle.
No. 539.
4 TrENDU que Dertilde Dupuy, veuve Joachim
n Daigle, = &c jour enreeistre SOC application pour
obtenir Decentralization de Ia susdit succession
Avis est par lie present donne que tout opposition a la
susdit application, devra etre fate au bureau du
GrefRer de cette paroisse. dams les dix jours qui suiv-
ront h premiere publication de Get avis:
go W. Z. CHAMBERLIN,
Bureau du Grehher, Dec. s1st 1859. Grefhe1.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-12-31

DA1NTS, OILS, VATNlSHES &C.
i 5000 lbs pure White Lead.
$500 lbs American Snow Zinc in tin cans,
1000 TBS French do do do.
500 tbs Chrome Yellow in Oil,
500 lbs Paris l. Chrome Green in Oil,
Prussian Blue and Blac TX Paint,
Boiled and Raw Iinseed Oil,
Turpcntine and Liquid Zinc Dryer,
Varnish2s, Brushes and Dry Paints,
at the HardwareS Store of
LARGU!ER & LANOUE,
Corner Lafayette and Florida SITS.