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~ Please announce that HENRY AVE
RI, the present Superintendent Of Public
Education, is candidate for reelection.
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NOTICE.

nv IICE.
A LII persons having in possession arms or
"A accoutreinents furnished by the State to
any OF The various companies organized in the
Parish OF st. Landry since the year 1926 will
please deliver them Immediately 10 L. V. Cha.
ehere. Sheriff OF the Parish of St. Landry,
By order Of the Colonel Commandant'
WIN. 81. SPENCER, Adiutant.
April 20, 1861,
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OFFERS his srvices to the citizens ., vps H. 4
~ and vicinitywho need anything in ls ''a' :
business. .a.4:,. =, afCis
He understand perfectly the putting Up a'''
and all kinds OF latent Presses, ~. ..pps.
jobs done promptly, in . s,''
and charges moerate. ~ ..,.s,ehiaiS.
All orders leflat this Office will rece''s =
mediate attentin. eqDs a4sss
January l9tflsGl-6m.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE,
A Cotton Plantation, situated On bayOs -
"A about trenty miles from Anel
Washington, containing sixteen
hundred (Isos acres Of land; s Y.
hundred acrean high state OF cal-s .,.,t.s "a
tiyation. Fin Gin, dwelling, negro qaa, sIsesii
ont l,nuses. Dne Of the best improved P. s.i.l
the Parish. ilso ten or twelve negroes ~
by the purcbser. ,,,rv1c ! nIrCHIE,
Land Agents, Washington
Stntemhefl5 1860. -
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Ne,srs. Editors,

AEssTs. Editors,
Be 70 good as to announce in your paper
that I am 1 candidate for the odice of Record
o.. which I now fl. The election will take
place 10 November next. YVES D'AvY.
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Education.

Penmansh,P, Bookkeeping, English Gramma,,
Mathematics, Draining, &c.
M HEATING, Professor at Grand. Coteau Col.
w . lege, is prepared to give attention to the ed
ucation of five or six young gentlemen, during the
approach ing vacation, commencing on the Goth
inst. 'A
Apply at his residence in Grand Coteau.
August 10th, 1861. Il
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Notice.

TIME Undersigned begs leave to m an H. Susisss
lie thaihereafter he will carry y Wa
strictly on cash principle: IN crredkt,, "
Workme, are unwilling TO lap C"sh 70 ~ ~.
IL Is aosoiqeis GEORGE PULFonS'
Opelouss, March 9th, ls6l,--t.
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James M. Porter,
AT LAW
AS removed from the office herctofora oco,n
~ by Thomas II. Lewis & Porter to the Office ~
Sudee y II. Mouton, corner of Landry and Market
streets, nearly opposite the Clerks office,
oreloasas, July 18th, lS6l.-ly.
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House, Sign, and Ornamental
Painter and Paper Hanger.

TNHE undersigned having settled permanently in
Il Washington, offers his services to the public
IN general. He will perform every thing in his
llne OF business, promptly and in a most approved
style. Terms always reasonable. All orders left
at the Drug Store of Messrs. Louaillier & Co.. in
Washington will he punctnally attended 10.
. HECTOR LAUNEY.
april Is, 1871. [6m.l
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HvTASTRAPES & W

At the Oh stand of I. Q. Anoe1s0p
Washington, La"
TYAyE lust received alarge ono '0A
sor.nent of Groceries. such q sptcHA
FLOR, RICE, TEA. 0FFaIIs HoUE
PtRK. MESS BEEF. ham S nTsE.
bERs. SIDES, LARD: Gh 81
MACKEREL. CANpnh0'
SOAP, WINES A1D
LIQUORS, ALE,
PORTER ...shm VI
and 6,iars of the choicest branas, sabndS
a'S Sne SECTION Of Fancy Grocslisss' v;i hsla
s;nas ta numerous to mention, w eS .asi,
as reasnable as can be expected, JS
". B-ICE will be constantly Aep''
Washington, June sth, 1861. -
ST.. LANDRY GRA1s'
Attention" .,;.a.
This company being now ta,,] s,siss
will Gill every tuesday and sa, .bs asc,sip
at 5a'cloek. os F. Hkssss1,
Orderly sssgesD-
T IECHEs.-Al lot of r. HEBRARD.
Al, zee nH-H ia
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Opelousas, Junelst, 1861.
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j. e.lssla1is !oIna,n. / IN s s.. ..t to

J-T6F Pe5r pF1IcE.- By 81 fsnGi to
oar telesFaPhte columns It 'wtii Be seen
9R9t 4. " Campbell, editor of this paper,
has been confirmed by the Senate as Post
Resffgsti 8Rseli9g NpsNitbssS pdtng the
relations which this department. bears to
the gsptlspeU unRedUNpt .lHitberty
Of Saying that I'VE aud our house" are
highly gra;ifisd ct i tbis Ipsws, ppd t., ex-
press the belief that abe h0nors of the
position viii be meekty borne aud It's
duties aithfully performed: s9AEe take. This
responsibility at the risk Of incurring: the
displeasate Of ihesshhiect; and viii only
add 'hatiths'hopoF, 81 any Ybish attaches
70 thisIdt partnentiin consequence Of the
fact pamsds win not interfere with our So
eial relations. I've are in condition to
staHd little more honor without putting
on any extra ssallops about it, besides We,
have learned, sttzy.
o zsi 4s.i=-tor the GlkO -four minds FepoSo,
That all proud AoSh wherever Il EoSS,, ..5y
7tT 1ssphleet 70 irritation. !; 5-si.It
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g9-A HosTlIE DGNozsERATlox.-Oa OH.
ger Fender. on Saturday morning arrested
Winfield Whiteup6h die charge, Of going
totte house of-thel widow Heily6rdS and
thete With malice aforetb p56e6tS breaking
open her a6OE and sfhrowilg upon nus Ore
usher house q Piil6S and aS6uilt.s zana
burning mp and destroying the same
TtaRlE Nas ABea $40 sS9dS SOS IS aud
bo9pd over in the sum of 5000 to ,keepeths
peace fOtss9s ysrra yg
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b8-cROEED 10 DFATH.@On Saturday
mOraiug little girl about three years of
age, whose parents are Gsrmanl, and re-
s,ae on Main stFssss Centre Ehssling, vas
clicked to death. The child vas eatiis
an apple, piece of the core Of which
lodged in its throat, aud whilst relief S6s
being attempted, death resulted. al. 81
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AZ TEIEGRAbH

PHtLApurHL1. March 29.-Rlour quiet with Ralrs
o. suPerhne at IS, extra At S562l and extra family
at S9.I5@o. Wheat unchanged, With sales o. red 4
Sl%S9 70. anal white at $lE36@l,4S: Corn fn de.
n1and, With sales In store at 6se15sI< Rio CoiIee
llMl@l4, heas pork held ct $lI,25, FtlFven meats
Steady; snel OF shoulders In salt at &c; hama EleI
AND shoulders told at III and 81. Wltsky steady
~ ASS8 AoS1-A t fs-1Fs- -s---sa=st si-s5faa
BALTIMORE, March 23-Flonr AGtives Howard street
and ohI1 ~ S5,l21< and CRy Mills at e. With md
seIes Mhett quietS red S126R1 rs and white SI.f
gl,SI Cota steady; yellow b56b0, mixed 5g6B2,
ana white G96l. rT6Visidn5 steady 81 ~ Pork 81
Coffee l2l{9l2S. Whisky steady IL II. ~ 30
5 NV Yos 4, March 2aZFiotir arm JTfti, safsS ai
$40 for State SS5065,65 fnr Ohio ami 81 30
Io -! Sonther1 Wheat--Whits advanced @2c; saiea
e. e for Chicago sPrtpE e. 81 f9r Nh
white. Corn irm; % 600 BnsI n SIIS ri
gu Yellow and a for white SoptLifr hslSy tTip
= t'I[s'it'1sS -zl>it-55fFs- sta5f 49, ~ {.
- S1ScIcNSA3I, March 23.-FIou DAFT and
prizes deeltni1R, SupVrfine 81 ma eStF1
SAo0s41b. Wheat $l9l12 a brine frl
ana white. Corn in good demand ear. ORtS
declined to 251S Rye advanced 70 51td5B. Barter
selling At 6S910. MhtSlyfRt 1851. and dull Pro.
visions quiet and In moderate demand; &165bAlI Enf
Aess pork well known brands = there Is kaOd
demand for hnlk aides atS1 but shoulders arc dull
ht &c. Thero h good deuiahi for bGc0h eIdejl IA
tho regular way At 81 i99S EJF. bone! g3{DIO loF
clear RIB, and Tor eleF. LAID Sola a
Tor 100 kegs, country o. and city u held hi 93ElO
Ggoceries arm and In aiFaomRBdj Sugar BsB7II
SiotAsSeG quiet at G2s59 Clever seetl declined 81
$50, Timothy Ia good demand ut S2,906S.
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H
~FEw Of the police cnses whichbwe
arc called upon to mention in this depart
ment arc the result of anything bat whis-
ky. Nearly every drinking man knows
that whisky makes US savage, vicious and
reckless, and yet he drinks it, carries it In
his tattered pocket aud loves it: If AIR.
William Burke had not been a drinking
mau it is not likely that he would ever
have been caught in the act of Leariug
bricks at the little old shauty wherein
lives, or rather exists, Mrs. Motuz, on
Qaiucy street, Nor is it probable that he
would have been arrested for the same by
officer Morgan, and committed to jail By
AID. DuIty, on Saturday last. But for
this whisky business, there is every reas- :
on to believe that Mr.. BdrKe's tout s1stA :
DE would have less like badly
executed Robinson CrasOc, that picture
of his face would have been less nppro-
pirate rs an illustration of treatise
on total depravity; that he might, this
precious momeut. have been breathing the
pure air of heaven, and that Mrs. Moutz
might have reposed IN peace and quiet
LIS ''Nll along" Ofthe whisky.
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RTus UNION BALL, which took place
at Washington Halt on Friday evening
was n very pleasant affair. The Hallswas
beautifully decorated with. emblems Of
patriotism and devotion to tue Union
Every single gas burner was flag staff,
and the broad red, white aud blue bunting
was hung in graceful folds upou the walls
and over the stage. participants went
into the enjoyment with that heartipess
and abandon, which is characteristic Of
the young folks .whogot up the entertain
ment. At IL o'clock the company marched
over to the MeLure House. where they
PartOOk a sumplnOus supper, and where
the most lively and agreeable time was
had. They then returned to tie hall
danced all night, till broad day light and
went home with the girls in the morning .
Jimmy Rigby was on hand aud, as usual,
diScoursed capital music.
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R3 BoYs' SpORTs.-The sidewalks and
door yards have been appropriated by the
boys for some weeks past for The nurpoae OF
playing marbles. So infatuated are the
little fellows with the sport that they fre.
quently play by gas light on pleasant even
iugs. We have seen a number attending the
public schools, unable to procure marbles
or else "brOken MP" by coming in coutaet
with better players than themselves, using
round gravel stones ia their games, and
appearing as well satisfied as ifthsy had
the finest "Crystnlsr 6r'.white alleys in
their fingers. The large boys are gradually
deserving marbles aud taking to balls and
paddles. In a short time tops will make
their appearance and top. spinning will be
the ruge. ....i ~
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B8rPREsESF 10 raG Russ1Ax opFtc16Ls.
Two rides have been sent from the gov
eminent works at TIarPeF's Ferry as7pFe-
sents for the Baron Sternberg and Captain
ohmaUn, the Russian tourists Ia this coun-
try, aud who, while ON a topf over the
Baltimore and Ohio RAilroad' last week,
inspected the government works at Har-
per's Ferry. The weapons are the regular
standard rifles of the Tuited States army,
elegantly finished, aud their presentation
to the Russian ottieialsis made by the con-
sent ofthe Uuited States government.
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R9eTaE R1vER,--on Saturday last the
'P9sFEs sbP,sfd ssssg rs Voter ID The cham
mel: THE EiBerty was Is dE Mere from Chem
nati, and;fetutneddg6i with3R good trip.
There was brisk though quite warm rain
falling most of the afternoon. Y n
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/, sal EUROPEAN lsREs n. n NEWS, ma i;1
.AlrFlya.:ll q DC stsa,aaa.tsr capaaa..

H..
HALIFAX, z2sd.-Ths Royal Mail
steamship Canada has arrived with Liver
pool papers TO the 9th inst and telegraphic
ndyices of the 10th inst, vim Queenstov a.
She brings $4,000 Poupds, sterling IN
specie. FL IN - =, " ~ -
The banks of Poland having refused to
make special payments on the Russian
bonds, the military took possession Of tue
amount required from the bank vaults. Ia.t
Y Prince Napoleon Is about to proceed 70
Turin to negotiate The withdrawal of the
French troops from Rome. : asslr sssf
bbIyERPooL3 Saturday; March 9.LBread-
LoNpON, March 9th. COnsols closed at
IO2 for account. ESQ Lea
LrvERrooL.=77Br dstq afs steady Pro-
visions coutipue dnll. .,,sT .sf,-54
The huilion ia the Bank has decreased
8l49.O90 during the week The money
market continues unchanged.
s,lAll WAS quiet at Warsaw The number
of persons killed at the late riot was SO.
The blockade Of the citadel at Messina
has been proclsimed and hostilitics COM
mencsdl- - ,t.Bsa .sss.sla'li
N. Rslazz has been elected President or
the Italian deputies. ~
The address tn answer to fle Emper6r's
speech WAS adopted IN tbe French Senate
with only 3 negative Fotes.
. Aessrs. Wakeficld 4 Nash quote Flour
steady at 2ss@3ls. Wheat atirTpy at full.
pFicssi fine qualities have partially sadi-'
vateed 2d@3d; Spring red Wheat us Cd.
obs 90; white las Sd @l4s sd. Corn
firm. 80 .-jSl4i d
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DSroI srrucx,-ou Tburaday, Aessrs.
Morrison Cumnins, Al their Mi6go Well,
four mileSIbslOW Stenhenyille, obtained oil
ut depth of about twenty feet. They had
bored, successfully, through strata ofaI-
lnyIal, slate rock, Gre clay aud soAPst6ne.
AAe Indications and PropPectate most en-
counging. Notwithstanding, they are
boring stu deeper, 50, rs 10 strike up q
still better Gov. F6s saScesj ia stroke
took place on the eighth day fFom CON-
meuciug,
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FOE sAIR.

On WEDNESDAY,, fiIi 2Ifh or MARCH, 1881,
NJ at 10 O'Clock A. H., 6t Public Auction, at the
front door OF tho Court Hopse, Lot No "a With tea
omonta &e, Eitaats % Cehtro ~ VIM. ShFiTofis adj
dillon, lsaat WhPeLlng, lksEneriy owned By Henry
ifEasiSAose laiAnee In uG.4 ana tvo
years Sssi faH ~ eEss
: can hssa It IL lGeLars House, In tofsrinee
to sale,. On the 24th inst. - n Iistll =
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WEAKNESSES or THE STOMACH AID ISpI-
DIGEsrIoS.-AnOtter great Cure Effected 6v
BerhGues Holland Bistsrs.-The wife Of
Pteter De Wittes living in. Holland Town,
She6Oygan county, Wisconsin, suffered
much from weakness of the stomach and
Indigestion. She had been under ply
steian's care for some time, but the disease
seemed- 10 .6afie ieYenehis skill. She pur.
chased some Holland Bitters at our office,
which has given lone to her stomach /;
her appetite aud strength are returning,
and We firmly believe that this is snother
greaticdrei effected by rlmsdiGihe1 .
I'VE thtyesttll to-reedrd many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy; but must
wait another. opportunity. One thing you
can rely upon. what we have published are
from persons much respected In our COM
muuity; aud are'literalIy trde9 SUE
.- - d.g5 J, QutSTus.
Ed, sheboygsp Nielgf6ode, Shebeygan,
Wisconsin. f4 81 a.. ssTzz
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BUSINESS NoTf6Es.

" BB*BURKR & BABSEsH sAFRs, Again
triumphant, where other manufacturers
have failed to preserve their contents.
Read the following voluntary te5timo.
malls in regard to Burke 8 Barnes safes:
JAMEsTowx.tN N. Y, Peb. a. 1861.
NATHAN BRowX-Sir:--We, have had oc-
casion to 'examine the variety Of fire proof
safes that were burned In the great fire
here of January 30th, and have. no hesita.
ton in giving our opinion, that the safes
manufactured by BURKE & BARSEs, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, (for which you are aReut(
have stood rs severe test and sustained
less injury than any others that were burn.
We have two of.them, No. 3 safes, which
were in the fire aud preserved the con-
tents not having the varntsh melted inside
the case. --..,-,.s.--.
1, We cheerfnlly recommend them, to all
business men as being superior TO any
other make with which ne are acquainted.
MARTIS & RCsH,
RANSOM T. LASGFoRD.
Endorsed by, f5 .T
s. Shearman 4 Son, Norman K Ransom,
Il, n. Smith, J,P, Pennoek, 3,
Y. u. Jones, Nelson Brown, Z,
); X. Dtnntn, ThOs. z. r. Colson,
y. Is Brown, Merritt F. Griffith,
Daseum Allen, ,.5 A. Leon g. Brown.
The above safes, of every size, on hand
and made 70 order by 0Q-J
So j. A. MErcA1F,
Sfaf ~ 5G Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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DISSOLUTION.
JOHNSON q f.ROS:I
Agents for Land eth Seeds.

~ NOTICE n 49,
N M, TODD has relinIuished tho Agency for the
~ Gals Of Landretl's uaFden Seeds In Wheeling,
Saa with onE eoneurreneC has tFNnSferred the same
our agents IN Wheeling. Market GaIian.
60 60 WIG have hetetofore forWsrded their 6fdeFu
rnaSh DE- Todd are requested to forward through
= ft.ttf'F'y D. IANDRRFH& SON.
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CONGRESS IoNAL.

r. IL = T. y IA VI
WAsHINGTON, March 2 L, 1861.
{ SE4AT E.4 y :. Reotei 81 5FE, sKlis gisrt9d
President pro Ten. of The Senate, 49,
No Sherman; 81 Ohio, was qualified,
and took his seat - 10 -. tIfB
Mr.. Hpleis resolution for the election of
subordinate officers, 'WaF taken mp. 44
Mr. Bright moved its b6stponementiti till
December - &. 80
Messrs. Breckinridge, Douglas, and 9TH
ers, favored this postpopement, aud OPP
posed the removal of The Senate ofieers
for paFtisaH purposes. 20 srssg.i.s
The motion 70 postpone was negativei !;
yeas t3, ndys n. - -
,Nft RdEEl Bmbyefptd Aka 6f AfrJHhi1s
resolution providing for eiadjonfnmept
OF the Senate to-day. t = -
An exciting debate ensped betKeenj
Messrs. Powell and TFnmbull, on Offico.
seeking, Union splitting iete
Finally, a motion to 60 into executive
SessiOuf prevailed. - Adjourned. ~
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Monday morning, march SOs OLE
asy-snxDE TREE5 iSb GRArsE lVlsEssH
The citizens of wheeling should be MAJ
king arrangements for planting more Shade
trees. Our city is not a very asweet and
lovely" place. to look At, and i could be.
very fnnch improved by a little work on
the pa,t Of each property holder. Every
town aud village should nave Its streets
and public squares well shaded. Nothing
adds so much to the beauty of street,a Is.
fine shade trees, and ngtHidg Soatribptes
more to tue health aud comfort of the in
habitants as to have them on their lots
and in front of their dwellings, we hope
our citizers will not let the season advance,
too far before setting out trees wherever,
they are needed. i.-.!
Every one who has two square feet of
ground 10 spare can plant "a grape vide,
aud raise his own grapes Dig q holetw6
feet square aud two or three feet deep Eli
in old bones that are lying about the lot,
or in the alley; ill up with good, rich
earth. For twenty cents you can buy AN
Isabella or Catavba root. Plant carefully
In the sumner season give it hall a gallon
cold soap suds, once a week, on wash
days. Tack it up against the house, or
train It over treIlis, and ouIo word for Il,
in very few years, you will have all the
grapes your family can use, and perhaps
some to give away TO a lazy or indoIent
man who has no time to plant asvine.-
Won't our citizens take our advice, and
try to raise their own grapes. If they start
one grape vine, they will sOsn have a taste
for other fruits, and can raise all that the
family may want. s'' sl.s
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CHfLLs AND FEvERl 5CHIILs AND FEyER!
I:-Ope of the greatest remedies that has>eV-
or been laid before the public, for fever
and Agtte, and which have received tie
highest encomiums from the, press aud the
tpeople, is DR.. HOStetter's Celebrated Bit
.ttrs. Who would endure the torture aris-
| ing from this terrible disensei, hen IT, can
be so easily curedR Who would endure
sieepiess nights, burning fsveFs and icy
chills alternately when . remedy can be
obtained for mere tribe ? Aud get how
many families Iingee roat a Ipdnfnt exist
epFe under this deadly blight; and do no.
thing but gulP down lquinine, until It be-
comes us common as their daily meals. and
,yst they ere not rslisyed, None. but the
foolish and weak would hesitate to pro-
c4re these valuable bitters, and save them
sflves Intense agony. Sold by druggists
AID dealers eyery where. 49, ~ :. 8 &.
/ - See advertisement in another coll
D9rCRpHALIo PILIs, cure Sick Head
Ache, cure Nervous Headache, c1reall kinds
of Headache. u
BY the.nse Of these pills the periodic at
tncks of Nervous OF Sick Headache may Dc
prevented;iand if taken at the commence
ment of an attack immediate relief from
pain aud sickness viii Be8o btalnsd.
! They seldom fail in removefng the Maui
see aud Headache towhich females are SO
subject,
They act gsdtly Upon Tho towels te-
bmaving GostiTeness,
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fee
males, and all persons of sedentary habits,
they are valuable rs a Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving, tone and vigor to tue
III
al eIasisity and strength OF the hole sys-
tenlsE tf.g,sB 81 ssstsss do pIs74HF
D Far sale by RRED & KRAFF,
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SOLE PRoPRIEToRs.

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For sale BY T. n LOGAN ! CO.. Goasral Agents,
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-t-ies BEIlE YFJRS55yl- ono ~ IA, Zee,
HENRY c. SrALDISu, ESQ. q. -
Please ind enclosed twenty-five centS for which
send me another Xxx OF SuiF Crnliniir ptiI. Sss
dFe truly The 6tSt IiHJ iAdte eEsL tFiSfi
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You viii please send me two boxes Of your cepia,.
&c Pitts Send them iinnie.Ilafely - NFs''7
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