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dfttrueiiFe dfain uFra The tyAtem, dra~s IL
fhaa sanls ~ gic,ms thF8asb fsw years II sHf'
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fha NsfFsus sfsfcln ragidiy wastes Rgay the
energies II ile. caussa mental arrangement,
prevents fha proper deveiepegasHi # he sy#ien,
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Hl sfni ~ hspP.aess aat leaves she sufferer
esskaasa .a lhs body sad Mint ffRdlsposst 20
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dreaded than dssib RsE Niib tie fullest con-
Aleaes sssafe Tie uaiargaiafs victims 1f Self
A1asH. thtf fsfmsHeuf esd speedy eg3se ean be
eGEElst. sni si8a fns abandonment ~ fuiusaA
rrrl4est mR patients ean b. restored " iehBsi,
Eg@aas htsHa
Ane sr.au enclosing tsn ghfee cent poztaRs
sismgs Eii rtcsIFe roat q mail, anisf zeal.
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fssss fsan fr fsIrart 81 ftffsa kaefs q remedy
Hsff e sfaH amnnE fas female sisFss q ths
Aa3 aaa q 8efgefsaB ~ tsas n9N fDf tie
trs3 tH.e introduces u'g gsnsrsi ass Price sHs
tlzAsgs ssHt aaslsf seal - asai Married Laalsf
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NEBRAsKA.-The election in Nebras-
IA Territory for delegates to the Consti-
tutional Convention, has resulted in an
overwhelming triumph for the RepubIi-
cans. 1t is estimated that the Repubh-
cans viii get 40 out of the 50 delegates.
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DIED.

In Barton, on the 18th inst, very suddenly,
Mrs. Elisabeth Kerwin, aged "A years.
In Glover, Mr.. Levi Partridge, aged 50 years.
In Derby, on the 2lst inst, Mrs. Priscilla
Blake, widow Of Ephraim Blake, Esq, formerly
of Salem, VI, aged 90 years.
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GF Hon. A. B. Meek of Alabama,
in taking his leave of Speakership of the
Alabama House, dwelt upon the beauties
of the new railroad system inaugurated
in that State, "by which," be said, "the
mountain barriers of the North are to be
overleaped by the fre-horse, and the
sands of the South are to glitter in the
light of his flashing eyes"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JAMES. q. BARNARD'S ESTATE.

Hon. Probate Court for the District of Orleans,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
ali claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of james g. Barnard late OF Charleston,
in said District, deceased, represented insolvent,
and the term of six months from the 18th day OF
March. 1850, being allowed by said Court, 10
the creditors of said deceased. 10 exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us.
Give Notice, that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelliug-house OF
the late j. u Barnard in Charleston. in said dis
trict OH the 18th days of April, and September
next, a. 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, on each Of
said DAYS.
PORTER HINMAN,)
z. W. NILES. Commissioners.
MARSON LYON
| Charleston, March IA, a. D. 1850. lava
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ST. JOHHSBURY ACADEMY,

Fall Term begins Sept. 9Th, ls59.
Winter Term begins Nov. ISL, 1883.
Spring Term begins FEB. 10th, Issl.
Summer Term begins Aay 20ih, 1850.
Jas. X. c0lsT, PRINCIPAL.
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E Senator johnson of Tennessee is
coming up among the Democratic aspir-
ants for the Presidency. He is a strong
Homestead bill man, and stands well
with Douglas.
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FUNERAL OF Gov. BIssELL-
Springfield, H., March 2l.-The funeral
ceremonies of the Hon. ". II. Bissell
late Governor of Illinois, took place to.
day. The attendance from the adjoin
ing towns, and from Chicago, was very
large, and the military display was th'
finest ever made in the State. The re
mains were inferred with the services o
Roman Catholic Church, and the cere
monies throughout were of the most i'm
posing character.
Lieut.. Gov. Wood was formally in
augurated Governor at o'clock this z
NJ.
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DIsUNION MOVEMENT POSTPONED
Washington, March 2S.--The Re-
representatives. and Senators from Alaba
ma, Mississippi and South Carolina, had
their last conference yesterday, and de.
cided that in view of the National Cos.
ventions which are about to assemble, i
was advisable to postpone the proposed
Atalania Conference until after the Pres
idential election.
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FLOTlk G. IL I'LL.

4 HAFE SOW Or hand ana iHtpHa q kerF E0Hs
4 fiznftY - he ifashursh AsH. fL0ER - -
ri0as hFaaas sna ulfi ssii - rhssa - taeF eaH
A. hzrfnn Village Thnaa $40 wuai8 eaasaRs
shsss ssssests had heEaer eaf 80 re SD saRn tsssF
freight. a W. ffNAN
Irs.ssrss. assss 81. isss-Ia~s
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BUY NE, AND I'll Do YOU GOOD.
CLEANSE TIE SYSTEM. PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
The hest spring aud summer Medicine
tm tis NoFfa -
DIR. IANGIEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,

fosJlsfsf n EarasBufltr iFfR Gerry INn
Dlck Pre- kky A fba, - b. Ehabsgb M,fas
a4,ks DEHd %. 8s al y stifh afs 30 ossf-
tssHdf'f ~ % srf IN eoHcsrf esd aisla hafs5s IS
sIakiratsHg aitsa4s-
These bfftFs e7Htnue la le 'he niasi -taHaafsis
BoHuiur Hud uost feilsh'~ nssfiietfa ever 3lscsF
rru-i fsr li.s cafa 81 Liver Camptaia.s znd ST
'h-ir atfsatFni-. fsEa.re Is o. eafsf ffasst
iufabfs, mHflBaF 81 AH=a 81 sata5 a8 H.Neaa
Diseases sgsl EoaA at.aaaeas Ntsteasiti Csa-
rivsnsasE fsmaie Heaknsss. snd every disssss
afaHE 4sm IHdsassi=8a, ~ ss-lsaisfy }siits -
lIfc, Headactri IfzIfera} firsf liefisara
Palms la zfe s.ae kase.s, ~ haFki Ft#tAle5fg
lies 81 Appetite aa8 egefy haalfai aq1pia .ui
afisins FROM imHafsiez e % hsaaa. sfisf--sd
LlFef ~ Uisqfssesa sfafasEils 81 atHal every
person. s more ar isss fut4eet Ia ifis e'Hasais.
Tbs eject ~ fias Eas8fa8tH ts fnua& ac#5Effai
p aet8 directly apea t}s Aaea abt bassi, ~
TeuaFfaz ali otsffHr flas fsssi f'ss iassfnat g.
eaat. ss.aaa3slaE ghssa iats hsHag s.a fasa-
waiting the feanfa.ss q lsis Far'FHE p tAeeas
xistnslHg il ifutu so hawts aBa e#assE e e.
eaHrss aass thFaaeh sssfF ez1f ~ flgs hfsag ~
sssfuv ihs inssiisl e. iiealiH afs1 atsfalaHss
NHls Is aue ss asats psF Bessie h5H a5 4t-l+
eFs ia kIHsih5sss eaeFe hFfH
tjgaass afafsssad IL 3 d. IA@ALka - DEU.
C. GUObNlA ca hesssa tsHs
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PAY UP Or Re SUED.

FENHE subscriber having sold out would say r.
4 his friends that in order 10 build sgan, be
must have his PAY; and he wishes ail 70 call and
settle by the 18th Of April or he WILL leave
his demands in lawyers Office for collection
Therefore take due notice.
B. B. JAcKMAN.
March 18th, Is6o-lsws
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WILLIAM WOODS ESTATE.
= HE Subscribers, having been appointed by
! the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate of William Wood late of Green's
boro, in said district, deceased, represented in
solvent and the term of months from the %
day of March, 1860, being allowed by said
Court to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit
aud prove their respective claims before us;
Give Notice, that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dweng-house Of
Widow Jane Wood in Greensboro, in said Dis
trict, on tue last Thursday of May next, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, on said day.
JABEZ PINNEY, r,o,,,,,,;.si,,,ors
JOHN SOMER,
Greensboro, March, oath a. D. 1860. l4w3
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Ey The fire at Mobile, on the 18Th
inst, destroyed twelve buildings, one Of
them being a theatre. Some $500 OF
5000 bales of cotton in the yard of the
Union Cotton Press Company was most
ly destroyed. The whole loss is about
$4,000.
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@ The delegates to Chicago from
California are in favor of Seward.
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LIBERATION,

TU,his is to certify that have given my son
Il Cha's. b. Hildreih. his time during the re-
mainder of his minority, and l shall claim none
of his earnings nor pay any debts OF his con-
tracing after this date.
NATHANIEL HILDRETH.
VIM. D. MARsToN, N.,a.,
WILLIAM CaExKY. Attest
Charleston, March, 18th, ls6o.-14wa
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Plows.

FEfHE essanfsa issf4 flssa E fdf ssis ~
4 So ASS fHs sg Fsa : Esu ar
FFsi q sseh. d Is asH sasans = fsfaiefs eszt
tsess sfe ias Asss Aiaas aaw bsaazs ils pasl.e.
6fAkF0RD
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THE LAST CALL.

N d. P. Walworth, or the late firm Of Wall
worth * West, are requested to call al my store,
and settle the same without DELAY, and all debts
due, must be paid soon or ! shall be obliged T.
enforce their collection.
D. P. wALwoRTH.
Coventry, March, so, ls6o.-l4mS.
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FOR SALE.

Ftaas Aisrhtra nssffy rHe. HhG IL frat
n rte rseass. EaqBlss u ihs sHlsefiissF Il
Asfssa sssa5sasf y. HEf oOn.
sessasssf. 9. tsts aTaf
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SUFFER- NOT!
y Z SICIAN'S Lex ACY
70 YOUNG MEN.

4 lew raten-
- sud dsin-
teYested fs~
b'afksiHpatn
hlet form, II
y paRes, sn
Au4iifal weak
mess Nocfurs
HaIEtri ions,
Lassuf Menu.
ory lncapacit
~ Glr study,
or Busisesr,
ifupeti nlenta
70 Marriage.
ar aFtstHg
from the eff
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MANHOOD,

HOW LOST, HOW RESTURED.
Inst Published, in a Sealed EHrthpe,
an TIE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
~ RADICAL CURE or SPECTATORS
EIOEA. or Seminal Weakness. sexual Debility.
Nefvousussa anil Iuy8iuHtars Emissions Undue
tng Inpoteucy and Mental uaI rhysica! lacaIa-
city.
Ry EOB.L CULVERRELL,N f..
Aufhar ~ q" Toe Green l5saA tc.
lhE sgaf, .-rrupn aed HuthssY. b. fdls asuar.lHe
Lecture rieirv proves from hu own exHerier cs
thai fhe awful vOn~r quenees o. setf-abuse may
BE ciIrsfg3ry removed Nshaut Medicine aHa
without dangerous Surgical operations. beng 'es.
Instruments, rI. g o. coriiaHf pointing lHi q
mole 81 cure ~ once egrisia and effse'ufI, hy
ehich syefy sufiersFHa matter q has hls cord 4t,
.Bay be-, msy cur" himself ,hsgpiy, prie1ffig and
raaicaAg. bis Lecture wiH prove beHE %
thousands Had thousands
Sent uader seal 70 any address, pesf psid ~
fHs receipt 4 tv1 posiaEr ssamps. 3 y addressing
Dr. CHARLES +. G. KLINE. D. D.. ssg First
Avenue, New York, Poet box sssG. 1iyt
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q Sam Houston is out for Douglas
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g. Navigation is now open on Lake
Ontario.
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BEAD
READ

have used Dr. Neury's Ointment for Seeatchos
ari Salt i{haum sores vefy often, without single
faure.-iirsrT NIEhuocu, Proprietor Pabhe
House Higigafs a.
Dr. is fHe best remedy fer s.rHiohes. Fniis ard
c1lks ever saw g.. SAapEFsos, Proprietor
TitmaHf lime 81 dHg7s r.
O. hiss been tried and no, found wanting st IL
bans, Is. R,sssHgsr.
cured my hand with Dr. Hsprg's Electric olnt-
meut DO teo sfeks, wheH ihs Vhsslrians said /
waE'd 10 vi'hunf she usN ~ lf two months bad
cui 40 the fingers 90 the bore. vifh circular saw.
"A. u. fEckAsi, LsbIDsH, y H.
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SURE 10 REGULATE TIE B0WEls.
Depend upon it. mothers il VII give rest 50 your
= Fgas and
Rfliffand Ifalih b l0nf lnfanIs.

We have pat up ard sid this article fng ever ten
wears and say 10 confidence and truth of it, what
have never been MRS. p, 80 , sa{ q, NE 1sg
ina single instance " inSl0 " S l. effect earsvben
timely used New SOOTHING 81. did w know an
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highest commend alton Of it, magical eHees and mrd
Heal virtues We speak 10 tls matter O. what wC do
know - after TEN yeafa experience and pledge our
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Ia alHast every instance where the intent e suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief Hl be found iu lf
teen twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription o. ore
ef the most ENFRBiENc and sKTLFut NrHsRs in Ncw
England, and has been used with nrverfalins sue
cess ia
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From d.. +. W. thTttTght Aeeo OFtedHs
Your pills the prince Of purges Their excellent
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Price, IS cents per Box, o. Bores Tor 81.
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OF $50 di-esfes, tie ff-t great cause
kia.ags iHasa rg.ses OF NI;Brs's laws
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Headaehe. sIckHeadae BID, Foul stomaef
From Or. Edl0lfd Boyd, Balm

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TarInCrR-

Are your COWS troubled wiib sore teast7 II Won
wil aeply HR. HENEf'S tLECfBIC OtA T.
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morning. Manufactured by
a. J. tsRLkN Ml.Arata. VI.
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DE. J. G. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
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Yours with great respect, Ed. W. pREBLf,
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billions pisorders-Liver Complaint.

From DR.. Theodore Bel, II Nsio Fork Cty.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted TO their pur
pose aperieu hut find their beneficial effects upon
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Warrington ~ ~ TN heDr AeJa- J
SIR have used your Pills in my general aud hospital
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fHVgictna Of t5e MIg4ne Hqsfsifql
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are yau SICK. feehia. and
eomplainiugi Are yea cat o.
ofder, with your system de-
ranged. aud your feelinEs un-
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toms arr often the FFelHas g.
serious Illness. some nt q
sickness is creeping upon ygu,
aud should be avuFtest - a
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cleanse cut this disoraerei hu.
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let tho ilnids move % uuob-
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They stimulate the faustitns
Of the body into vigorous sc-
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the distractions which make
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F7ota DT, J. Q. bIccl, y Gdlal9a
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
bold them in esteem of the best alerents have
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given IN small doses foi
bilious dyseHtry and dldfrhEa. Their sugaTcoatine
makes them very acceptable aud eonyonisnt for the
of women and chillren.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14

THE SUGAR SuPPLY.-At a meeting
Of an association recently held in Liver
pool, it wss stated from official returns
that prior to 1884 the average export Of
sugar from Jamaica to England was
%six:y-seven thousand tons, and now it
hardly reached thirty thousand tons. IN
Cuba the exports for the same period,
from Havana and Matanzas only, had
increased from eighty two thousand two
hundred and forty thousand tons and
from Brazil the exports for the same
period had augmented from sixty-,hree
thousand to one hundred and twenty
thousand ton Hayti, which formerly ex-
ported a large quantity, now exports
none, and imports II small quantity for
is " consumption. The supply from
Mauri,ius and the East Indies IS slowly
increasing.
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Nrw OxlEAsxs 70 LONDON Ann

Nsw OxLEANxs 70 LONDON AMI
H4vRE IN SkvsN DAYs.-Ws learn
from Mr.. Sucker, the European aud
American private despatch agent oftiis
city. that Tuesday. the 9th inst., his
correspondents at New Orleans sen. their
t.Iegraph;c dispatches :" him by the
National Line arriving here at noon, and
that the same messages, with ..thers
from this city wer'. forwarded to his agent
at ST. Johrs, n. +. to be placed
Oh board I'll. steamer Prince Albert, for
GALWAY, at 3 o'clock the SAINT afternoon,
from winch latter city The dispatches
were ,e'egrapheI I" Liverpool, London
aud Havre. aud delivered to their sew. raj
addresses before noon GU Tuesday, the
18th. thus accomplishing the whole dis
lance from New OrIe. US to London amp
Havre inside Of seven day..-N. Y
Of Commerce. 29M mh.
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~ The river at this point is falling
with . rspidity almost unparalleled. A.
this time last year 1t Wa rising with the
same Fapidity that it is now falling, and
continued to rise until sometime during
the month of June, when it attained
it, highest mark. The upper rivers are
al reported by telegraph, to be falling,
and there can be no doubt but thst the
river will fall lower this summer than it
has done for many years. Some Of our
old citizens think II presages a sickly
summer, and cite many similar instances
Of previous yean to confirm their opin-
ions. We hope their predictions may
prove incorrect; but the conviction for
ces itsslf upon u mind that the sum-
mer will by no means be healthy.
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A RAILROAD IN ASCENSION PARISH
The Drapeon de EAseension, of Saturday
last, thus speaks Of the proposed road in
that parish: -
"The question Of building the above
road is agitated now than ever
among the planters Of Ascension, those
If Pierre Part and Belle Rivierc, and the
merchants Of Donaldsonville. A measure
guars n,eeing the success Of the work
among the partisans thereof has jus,
been adopted. 1t is the fact that a skill
fu' man--one universally esteemed and
Of indomitable perseverance has been
placed ut the head Of the movement
we allude to Hon. L. D.. Nichols. The
construction OF this railroad, opening 10
1t would the door to increasing advanta-
ges, both for our own and one of the
wea'thiest sections Of Lower Louisiana,
cannot but insure success and glorious
bonors TO the man who will carry to 4
good ending, this useful enterprise"
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~ The drouth continues. Will it
never rainl Although for some days
past, the clouds have threatened to pour
down their contents upon a parched and
dried-up earth, 50 far they have not done
20. Everything in the shape Of vegeta.
ton 10 suffering terribly for want Of rain.
II il does not come soon, We fear the
chances for crops will be small. W. have
during this drouth seen what We have
not seen for years before-clouds Of dust
arising from cane fields. In some pla-
ces, We arc told, the injury already done
to the cane i great, while = few days
more Of such weather will materially re-
duee the expectations Of our planters for
the ensuing season. A good rain will
yet do much to revive vegetation, but it
must be speedy in the coming.
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this anneclote ss-.
Jones WAS travelling with his wife, and
(for n freak WAS so gallant in his beha-
vior to his cara sposa, that madam grew
uneasy aud demonstrated against his At
,entions rs to marked for public otser-
v%ation. The d. said jones, we're
married. suppose! Yes said the
lady, nut Judging by your department.
folks will think w amt! Well what
of it, said Jones. Why, no much
certainly, for YOU said the careful dame,
you are q man ; but we women have
our characters to take care Of Jones
was shocked into prop'iesy for the rest
of the journey, ..s Ja--i
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TaE STATE INDUSTRIAL FAIR AssoclA-
r1ox.-The many friends Of u Fair
Association throughout the State, will
be pleased to learn that strenuous efforts
are being made to place this Association
upon a permanent foundation. Three
or four subscription lists are in the hands
Of as many gentlemen in East Baton
Rouge, who are diligently canvassi"g
that parish for assistance. One OF the
lists shown III contained quite a number
Of names whose subscriptions amounted
to a handsome aggregate. We were i"-
formed that the other lists are equally
rs large. In our W parish, two Of our
citizens have undertaken to canvass
among the people for assistance to the
Association, and from what we know of
the liberal, generous disposition Of our
planters, We feel assured that they will
meet with = liberal success. If the citi-
zens Of the adjoining parishes will un-
dertakethe same good work, the amount
necessary for the purpose can easily b.
raised. The sum required TO purchase
grounds, and erect suitable buildings, is
We admit, but Of so much impor-
lance are Industrial or Agricultural Fairs
10 a State, that We trust no one will be
backward in giving the Association all
Lhe assistance he can. 1t can be done.
have opposition in the field, but as
we lave inaugurated the system here,
and having the inside track, we should
20 ahead and. keep it.