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Cafskfra7s ns the StaEc capltaj-1rhe New
1henfre oreo1uR u Miserable Fz,tnne-
Propesed ts1nna open'uk at tho LeIuaa
nouae-Eonnty Assessments, kk.c-
Especial Despatch to tho CAtcsr, T-sh-,
, 1866-12-28
EUROPE.
Our Frankfort Letter.

OF Frankfort Papers-The
Reason Why-A Question Of State
RIghts-V1evvs OF SIutaEard Publ.
clAt-Gon1scatlan ot Aanover1An Pro.
pcrty-The PfQaatan Pretexss
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01
For Sale.

Two NEW and comfortable RESIDENCES stu
ated At the Ferry Landing Of the parish It
West Baton Ronge, with lots measuring each 80
feet front by 40 in depth, with kitchens. cribs.
carriage house, ~cisterns. gardens, etc. The dwel-
ling houses are we'll finished throughout and in
good order The whole suited to
large or small families and would particularly
suit LAWYERS. doctors nr merchants Wishing to put
stores At the Ferry, as they can easily purchase
lots adjoining. from ". W. Kincheloe. Esq. on
reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to the unders'gn'
Ell on the premises. y. hhnN~"D'
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School Notice.

NOTICE is her by given to all residents Of the
y FRS, School District that a school mas o.1"
ocened at Bru,y Landing, under The s"pe .,.."
Of a competent teacher. Parents ana tt 49, ~
are requested to send their ea"c@"se n M
time 20 "" S''" Chsirmsu
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NotIce to Creditors.

Al, person. having claims against tho sooces'o"
S the ' cam. prop.ri, authenticated to /, The 70 s ,n@. =
CO.: -, hi. office in the city Of Baton Rouge
ors' ~ nsrsons indebted to said estate are hereby
no,;s s" to pay the same to tn. undersigned o.
- hi. said Attorney. within thirty days IRON '''
srs, nuhlica,ion hereof. Jas. l.. toblr.L..
November 10, 1866.
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~. Every patron who obtains = Watch by this
e'ranerment, costing bnt $40. while it may Be
worth $3.50. No Partially sAocn.
Messrs: =. Hicklinx 4 Co.. III
Drosaway. New York CRY. wish to Immediately
a'.Poee OF the above magnificent Stock. Certif-
s".es, naming the articles. are placed in sealed
Envelopes. and we'll mixed. Holders are entitled
% NE articles named on their certificate. upon
P.yment OF Ten Dollars, whether it be a Watch
"tsn 500 or one worth less. The return ~ any
" .sf certificates entities you to the article ma
~ ~'hereon, upon payment, irrespective Of its
so''n: and As no article valued less than $40 is
a..ea on any certificate, it will At once be seen
NO Lottery. but a .t,o;:yht forpord 1eg;u;.
"ose 1ronsaction. ,chich may be particle
Poted in BY tie mast fast;;diou.!
ensls Certificate will be sent by mail, post
e.e; upon receipt Of Is ets., Eve for 81. eleven
y. y, thirty three and elegant premium for S..
.'y.a = and more valuable premium for $40.
NJ hundred and most superb Watch for SIS. To
assa's Or those vish;ng employment this i. a
ma opporsanisy. It 10 q le~gitimateiy conducted
.ss" 'e's, duly Authorised By the Government,
. Sgee 70 the most careful scrntiay. Thy ~.
1ea,ssr ]. CRLlN0&C
ssn 10 5esed1ay, New 1esk
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NEW ORLEANS Il

ScWinK M0chines.
SOUTHERN FAMILY SEWING
y MAchiue. Noiseless machine OF Wilcox L.
Gibbs, will sew, hem, fell, braid. tuck, gather,
qnils, cord and embroider, with satisfaction
Agents wanted at No. S st. Charles street.
Box 1856 o2O
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Harney House Bar Room.

Nr METrLER respectfully informs his friends
MI. and the public in general that he mas nl'r'
IN the above establishment. liz mas sPn.e' :
Their pains nor expense to make II equ"' - -.
hest. and has added such improvements =, IVY
experience suggests. Tie kerps c""sa .mnnpS
hand TIE CHOICEST WiNho Nm" .,x. -,
"nJ hones nv strict attention to the comforts OF
-, .,.,.mers 20 merit their patronage.
- FREE LUNCH daily fr'm III A. N. TO :
oc,6 NJ. METrL.ER. Proprietor.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01

Phases, Music, &c.
BL.DE. 81 Royal street. Musical and Brass
u. Instruments manufactured by Sax, Of Paris.
Pleysl's Plan 8, Sheet Music, Strings. etc. Mo
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HestnorN0ls.
MAGNOLIA EATING SALOON.-
NJ NJ. IL rerdilo street. between st Cha, les
aud Carondelet. Open from 6 A. \. until II P. N.
novl7
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Notice.
TAKEN UP By Robert Grundy in the month Of
Aueu,t last. A BAY HORSE MULE. about
twelve hand. high. collar marks on both shoul-
In. aud blind in the right eye. The owner
viii prove property and pay all costs.
deei. 3Od s. Nj. D. CLARK, J. P.
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S..,,;bed mortgaged property: BE-
longing to the succession Of o'"''e' LUZ
Lief, to.wit: ,.nd s;tn,ted in
e.r;sh Of West Bnt"n Ro"ge CON
.".s ,vo arpents front to the River
M';.si.s;ppi, more or less ny the 'ep'h
~t;eh belong to II. bounded on the up
VIZ. .,;ne by lands belonging to JOSEF"
., IN the lower line by lands OF !"-
INIT T%n;ll;,r. together with all the build
s'o. and improvements thereon.
- 70 pay and salty said writ ~ execo-
~. se;zed in the above ent tied sn,t:
..o 49,. ~ s.le-CASH P. O. DUPUY.
s't la..i D'py Sh'f:
rr1T M Ia lSsE
nnnrsr BARON Roror-CouR Du C,Sou
;.mr District Jndicisire. Dams P.ff ire
!. Nine Am.lie Richard. ep"nse de Vic
.~a,.I..nrept ". Meance Tnillier, aiminis-
.s.,r;cp de |. succession de Charles Tu''.
Iii. NJ. 1872. -.
,ar,n dun commission dc saisie ct
-. address,. au Sheriff de- ID par"isse
Zones, B..on Rouge, Fiat susdi'e, dams
.i.S.;,e Il drssus. en- date dn 29'n- mr
!. Noyrm.re 1866. . Ia C"nr d. Gin
.;.me District Iud,ciaire, dams 1t ponr !c
..-.,oisae It Fiat susd t., il sera uf1rrt en-
r.nie pu.lique an plus ofrant ct dern'er
encherr;sseur = IL maison de Cour d.
ce.,e paroisse,
.sAMEDI. lie SINE jour de Janvier proclaim
1867. 4 II heures . m. !. pr"pr'ete ci
.nres decrite ct h%ypotheq"e. sppsrten'"'
4. successi"n DE- Charles Tui'lier, savoir.
In certain moroccan lie terre situe en-
,.tte p~.aois.e d'Ouest Baton Rouge, mes
ur,ut deux arp, n,s d: face an leuve Mis-
,js.ippi, plus gu moins, avec IA pr"f""-
1eur o.i iui apoartenant. horne en- hsut
r.r trrrr. de Joseph Tuil'ier ct en- bas
r.r relies de- Josine THRILLER, avec toutes
Il bstisses ct considerations qui s'y trou
vent
Posr payer ct satisfair let dit ordre
Aes.cution, saieie dams p.ff%ire ci-d'ssus'
Copdition de IL vent--Comp'ant
del 70 DOfo1. ..
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L04T.

IN Sunday evening last. on the road between
u the Ferry and J. t.. L"bdell's plantation, a
silver mounted Smith 4 NELSON'S Revolver. A
Ibe.l reward will be paid for it, delivery at this
.M.e dec l.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01
GREAT WATCH SAIL
ON TIE pOPr,I. IN ONE PRICE PLAN

ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giving every Patron q Handsome and Re.
liable Watch for the low Price
Of Ten Dollars.
Without R.Eard to value
And not to be Paid for unless perfectly
Satisfactory.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-12-01

!oo Solid Cold Hunting catches. $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic Cssed Gold Watches.... 200 to 500
lO Lsdis. Watches, Enamelled =. 100 to 800
1OO Gold Hunt thermometer Watches $50 to 800
sO0old Hunting English Levers. 200 to $50
goo Gold Hunting Duplex Watches $50 to 200
6O Gold Hsnt'e American Watches. 100 to $50
oo Silver Hunting Levers... so to $50
eO Silver Hunting Doplexes $500. Is to $50
oW Gold Ladies' Watches ......... SO to $50
i.WO Gold Hunting iepin-s $685.. so to IS
l,oOO Misct llaseous Silver Watches 50 to 100
1.sOO Hunting Silver Watches 80. Is TO 50
o,WO Assorted Watches, all kinds. 10 to IS
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: stronpth for the Exhausted.

Thousands die. as It were, inch by inch, OF bodily
weakness (; for debility will kill as certainly,
though not % quickly, a. raging fever. IL Is
asked hos tho voak shall DO made stronsi the de-
bilitatod sustained and restorodI tho exhausted
realied with vital energy wo aver that OF all In
MIGRATING preparations given by science ~ man.
from the institution Of the art Of healing u the
present hour, not one has wrought such wonders
In tho way OF RESTORATION as H0SrErTEBS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTrERS. This Is In
deed TIE tonic Of TONES. As rcyitaliiins,
streugth.supporting, life proloDslng agent, the
like OF II Is not To be found In the catalogue OF
medicines. Among the viriOu, articles used to
arouse tho dormant powers Of nature, u stands
alone-thc great awakener OF tho paralyied phys.
ique. II not only awakens the physical powers
FROM state Of collapse and hamilton but 1t linz
parts permanent vlsor TO the muscular and ner.
vous systems-reinforciny. as II were, both tho
.tron shod and the outworks 81 vitality. The aged.
the decrepid, the nervous, the broken down Of both
sexes, arc rseomended to try IT, They will assur
eddy and It . present help In time OF trouble.
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ART NOTES AT THE FAIR.


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sa-We eanne, Jus' ~ suuse', 1ne sun".,
my, ~ W. 49, ~. q ~. 49, y, Rnm. We
u,s,,, ~ n.s urs' ns " H., MI.
Yen 'ou'"S VT Mns ','ie UP 1 .,,s PS,,.,.i
ou. not s.,, MI" i.,',,e,, se'"e" ""s. ,L.
NM ~ ,L. LII nun r,,,.r;.a .s.,IsJ his
su,uu" ~ uS uu' ''""' Ell 49,.
nois.s, nv. nu,sn Ny W us ,an m '.,, "
W" ~ ..pema~ /, To- - In ,hs
'W.,snn. ~. ~. ...anIh ,,,.S .;,v ,h. c,.,t
J.o ~ =, 49, ,ew.r;m, as.s all ,hs
uv'as - n. -. al y. ii.m ,;ah, 7,
a'U , Ja ~, :" ~ u'oa =. S s' ,;,s ,;u.
49, u. ~ !. r ,r a',nr ~. y, 10 ,o'.ssi
e., ..h oui s ,n ailsr ~" ~ NO %r;ss
"s - W. J ws' m.e ''' ~" n.s.s.l
,h p, The Camns,na IN ,h. ,,n.t NJ ,hs eve.
III w .,I $50, ~ ' i.a.n ~,,s ,n,,h,,
mus ,Gs YET. M -. J..n suen VII. VIZ 'n,sn ~,
,S H. 49,. r ,n a.'p W., INN a, h.S
hssn m. Jre,m of ON, bovish Iavs some time
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~ Gold i42 yesterday.
LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE,

KrrrERY NAVY YARD. Sept. 20. 1866.
Mr.. EpIroR: Brevet VI ,jor Gen. Tower has
been ordered to relieve Brevet Col. Macomb.
whose duties are connected with the fortfca-
tons at the mouth Of the river. Col. Macomh
has been assigned to charge OF improvements
Of western rivers, excepting Ohio river, with
headquarters at Cincinnati. Ohio
Mai. Gen. Meade arrived in Portsmouth.
Monday evening. lie visited the forts In this
vicinity In the forenoon, and in the afternoon
visited the Navy Yard, accompanied by his
staff and Major Bailey Of Portsmouth. The
Gen. was received by Admiral Bailey and q
detachment OF Marines. lie leaves here for va
rious places In his command.
On account Of very little work to be done
here this winter. It Is thought expedient to dis
charge quite number Of workmen. Between
twenty and thirty ssil-mskers will be discharge
ed this week. and doubtless other departments
willdo the same. No other removals than that
of Naval Store Keeper have Jet been made on
the Yard,u .uF '' i'h" HoRArirs.
DR.. Charles NJ. Sweat, OF Kennebpnk, died
last Sabbath at noon. Recently he had drank
rather freely, in consequence, ~ he had re
marked. of domestic troubles. I lie had o bot
tie of liquor 10 the house, from which II ssup.
posed he had drank in the morning. before the
family were up. ABOUT seven O'CLOCK Mr''
SWEET sent e'r', aoou, 'our'esn ys"r' o', y
get the oo't'e' whcn sue a" ' pu'
some mo'p"'"e '"'o ~ "n' Wv, '"o s"' :, p.'
IL oack shere sue ''u"u !" ~" 'upp''oN ",
Doctor drank as"n """ "'s' .e"
his vile In S'nu'ns 'n' a,s' ."'' ""oa e'.N
down upon the SON. '.', .'.,ep ""u u.'e.
aWoke' M"'o' ""." ''.''"eu '".' =" :.
recover took apor''oh OF 'n'rp","e ",'.e", "'
she says, out she 'nre" ~ !" up, ""u W." p'.
Oily recover. appears '"S p :,
n'o" " "N, 49,. 80. ~ ~,
'qte"' w..,n.. -. ;u,.,a.J >, nm, an
h'a s,e. W.. :. 49,, :, rr.,on, Lno.n Such
e"' W "'' Nv ..,..'...,,,I -;,h mi. nal.
are ~, " 'M'," Tss c,.. h,. been nrs,.n,el
a". .. - L., :, A,f,.J
W "' e 49,,
Rev. MI. HooeTs" "ens pepo' I.'e"'.
baptf'ed 'our persons "n' Tue 'e'',"' :" 'na'
place stu CONTINUES au"e au"oef n'"s
given evidence ot . cnahse "' hear'' g-u-
a season Of revival interest Ia reported 10
the Free Baptist church In this CITY Rev. MI
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER-

The remedy Is within reach Of all. Smoianf"''
Compound Fluid Extract Of Buehu, will cure you OF
all Kiiasy Dissa'ts, Rhsumaii'n. Cont, Grsrd
Drop,y aud CAronie Goao,rAsa and will renew and
restore your exhausted AMI falling energies. II
you have been too eager rotary Of pleasure. moth
ing will do you so much good a. Smoiandsrs Er
tract Buehx.l Por many diseases Incident to 70
males. Smoiandsr's Buehu Is sure and sovereign
remedy. oct he genuine. Prics only One Dollar
Sold by 4. q Stevens and AlSan bacon, Bidde
ord, and Apothecaries generally. .......,
BURLElGila ROGERS, Boston, General Agents
ASK FOR SMOLANDERS BrCllU. lyi
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80 YEARS.

srSeo1sr 30 ,ssssps. so! RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE DITrRl,s has ieen usIl by tie pu'ac 10 corre'
morbd AMI inactive functions Of the human system. Il
healthy gastric SECRETION cprects liver Ieranre-
ment will relieve Reaac aliosion', cure JauDi.c In
dgcston LES Of Appetite, shorinos' Of Breath, Khiocy
Complaints, Weak BACK Dizziness, Ianguor, Dyspepsia
api is atteaiant symptoms. Its valuable tonic aDi
strengthening psvpsrf. win In'ko.te the oonvaie'ccnt
and II YIN af,rd e~nt and rlif n the ar-, ny s,lmu-
ting the constitution IN resist it, mlsning nhmi,ies
Thousands % the venerable population q New Enginui
are sustained 10 health there lie prongol 10 enjoy ysr
Gus AMI happy oil age, by regular anil moderate use Of Dr
Richanlson's's Sherry Wine Btters.
OrrIcg. 81 II,SoyEs SrKEEr, DosroS
AMI soil by the Druggists. 3m'3s
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Henry Hill. son Of Flsmmiug Hill Of this
town, met with severe accident, on Tuesday
Of last week, as Moderation Village, occasion.
ID by.she failing Of . staging upon which he
and several others were at work. lie struck
his head upon rock and It is feared the inju-
~. may prove fatal. The others escaped With
very little injury.-Saeo Democrat.
iOtr friend Jofdan Of BetNick who has heen
so numerically used up In the way OF poll
tics, since he "crossed the line.' declaring thai
II he was beat by candy merchant. Bracket
he would retire, from the fell, had severa
sticks Of candy presented to him by the mem
bers OF the STAFFORD bar soon after our cleo
ton : E,ilsatly- politics 10 not Iohsbod's forte
and that Is because " the way Of the W'ckec
shall not PROSPER, ttiTaf7 F.t y
Have you purchased ticket to Coughs lee
turei They are going fast. Call at Burnham
or Loeke's ct once and make sure OF the op
portunity to hear this great lecture. n
II. II. Tucker d. D. of Georgia will preach
for Rev. Mr.. Tenny next Sabbath in the fore
noon. Seats free. ..........r .....
By the advertisement Of r Moulton, the rea VIII -
that he Il not trammeei and viii not he by any comona
lions to keep u the prs and that he means to i"iue'
patronage by the variety and quality Of h gooA, aud D,
low prices That's right The people vii go Tor their pur
cha.es where they eau get us the hest Tor their money
A. the Portland train was passing do~n last Saturday
evening" It struck yoke oxen belonging n Mr. Mason
on The track In Rsnnsbunkp killing one and njurins
the other so as to render i necessary to kill It,
We wouh call tho attention of reader, 70 the ad!rr-
tIsemcnt of Messrs. Mchelson Iucharis who maniac
t,rc SUPERIOR aStcie Of ccnctiooary Me- % Factory
Isiand All candles soil at their establishment, are msie
nom pure white sugar. and no poisonous Compounds are
used IN colorinc. .r.a. .. rnsH r'N ....t
he Hair T.es,osr that give, the best Satisfaction |, es
achine-and sold everywhere" ..,
~ We find Mcs,rs Lcathe & Cores Steam Re.
hnci Soapcs do good work In the wash tub. even
when they are compelled 10 work In company with
hard water from our wellj very severe test most
satisfactorily borne.
All foreign SCENTS are bogus past all doubt,
TAs present tariff shsfs hs genuine ost!' p
Just read the law, its clauses are impcrious-
The one real perfume" 81 Night blooming Cereus".
Manufactured by Phalon & Bon. n. Sold every
where.
Thousands who have tested DR.. Blcknells
Syrup, for Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus,
Pain or Cramp in Stomach OF Bowels. unite In
their testimony that there Is nothing equal to It,
Safe ami sure for young or old. Try It and your
report will be likewise.
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A FAMILY MEDICINE.

PrRRr D,rrs' PAY KILN Il really valuable meiica-
ment AMI unlike nt q the pnt-nti articles e the day,
/. u,ei by many physicians. Il particularly Desirable in
locations where phy.icians are no, nenr, anil In families
sil osn sayr TIC necessity " ssns cat al railaS or
sdorta. bottle should b. keIs in every hous-Bo'fOH
Traveller.
Dius p,r Killss We hare tstri this medicine
AMI assure our readers that not cy r-..-' an the
virtue. dsInei s IT, bat In many r-tau- -rTs.-' any
st,~r r,Dsiy We have ever known. H sh"ali ma he
eassed with the po.ums u the day set M fsr The ei.-
eAl r.rpr q pcunisry pcod hut ts r'rsrei n ""f d
the Standard r,iesrs fr ,ir pubic bsrrht-e'a'f ~
n.s..y U.,,fk ...f#. ..U.rs 1nJ1 800
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eMARRIED.

Ia t,l. city, sept -, by Rev. J. MeMiin, Mr.. Emery
Cole. All Ni,s Iayina 4. Du hey. bth ~ ssen.
IN thH fity. sept - by Nav. J. etc,ens, Mr. Aurr
H. DYER asi Miss Augusta ~. Me-'rye hsh II Daytn
In Lyman, sit Q, by nimon Rbsri., E~J, Mr Ucors'
VI. E,nnrns AMI Miss Lacy Davis, bJth u Lyman.
IL West Au,urn, SIT. lpth, Mt the residence ~ tn
hdle'. hiler BY Raw Geonr BAiIou. David u. Merr,r
anil Martha BrVibury, daughter of J. llll Brsihury
f,unrriy Il this city.
In sIu,h ParsHshcll Aug. li,h, by Rev " W. To~ne
Mr. E.niers New'rsn, IT, anil Miss Abbie Hall, eah
Bhliefpri. 81 "a - NlrgtInaH
In purtsmouth, y. ". sra II, ny 1tss. S-Hay~ard
IIp. " H. Jewrtt u syuth Berwick, AMI Mis-, Carltt
T. Cr-s q r. -
In K.nn.,unk, by Rev T. Worth, Mr. Oscar u. Chills
anil Mi.s Anna u. iolsns,re, q New Castle.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-sept. 10.


Al market Cor the current week Cattle sails Sheep AMI
Lambs 1905; Swine, 400; nmler Western Cattle. 1906
Eastern Cattle 65t Working Oven AMI Northern Cattle
otS Cattle len over frum hvt Week. 80. -.H =
pIICES.-Bcrf Cattle = Extra, 81 90 40 II so, first
quality SO ~ 10 II rs, sood quality s1223 10 ~ IS;
thinl quality, 10 $50 III. Is
HIDES m Zoe Y h. Tailow, 40 Fb.
PELTS, 10 each. ... . ...
CALF SKINS, &c Y h.
RExlRks-rbs number IL cattle In market Is arrer than
that u last week, and the quality Is great deal letter
Price. have decilpei. -
WORKING OXEN-We quote sales at $3.50, $40, "a
$500 y pair.
MICH C0ws--Sales Extra $50 10 500 Ordinary
&SS al SIS. Store Cows s35 "a $50. There IL ro"i
supply In market Prices depend altogether upon the Tan
CIV NJ the purchaser.
SHEEP AND LAMBS. The trSie is better than u was
last week. We quote sales Of lots at s. 81 to 30 ID hi
| AMI IL cts. y n.
swINE--who,esale, Canada Pigs, 0 and loo Y fbi re-
| tail, 10 20 lie v h. Columbia County Pigs-whoesale
| lie v d 1 retail, "a I'd lie v h, 7.t#.g '
| Pat Iloss-30O0 Ia market Price 10l 10 lie. ..
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THE OOUNTYlPAIR.

~ The weather has l'een very unpropitious
for the Fair, and few attended il until yes.
tcr,lsy, thar being the 6ns fair day. The
outdoor pan Of tho Show has been post.
poned to Tuesday ueSt There h not rs
large vunety ~ ,,sual, bait the display Of
Roo,ls from the different aoses, and the
iruit, is very good. A, pant of the Show is
postponed until next week, We reserve fur.
Their remarks "'
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suRr REMEpfEsi

DR. r. X. TAYLOR. II HASosER SrR.sr. hos
Nm has rrecivri the Nsw PRIScH RENgpiEs and
prsctipcd by hrs Dumas and Roord.--Ssf,. yisa'.
ssf asd lrarranf,d positively ssefssi In all dseas
e. OF the Blood Urinary ant Reproductive Organs,
and ell lire Iularities aud ComplAipts SECULAR TO
lArs By nall r1 .-sr ~ 3nl6
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Soft SOap.
Errors or Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Serv
Gus Debility. Premature decay and all the effects oi
youthful ndscrction, will, for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free 10 all who nee'i IL. the recipe
and directions for making the simpl, remedy by
which no was cured. Sufferers wishing IN profit by
the adSertssfs can do ~ by addressing
JOHN u. OGDEN,
IylO No. - Chambers street, NtW York.
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!Sfran<e.n RNf rTr,ee (.

Every young lady snd gentleman ID the United
States sap hear hsmethine very much " their sai-
Ing the undefyisued. Tho.e having oars ol oeinf
huaibsEged viii obiisv BY nos retsc,nE III H. ~,
AL others will pleass Addrss. u:is w SssA'
'i iIis ~ 81 Drcsl.sy. New Yor..
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DIRECTIONS.

Put one box Of saponifcr into three gallons Of
water knock OH the end: aud let the hex boil until
n empties Itself then take out the box) add four
and half pounds of Cat, and let II boil hours and
10 minutes Then add small hahpint Of salt. and
let IL continue boiling Is minutes longer, when you
add halt gallon OF not water and let II come Ia
boil. Pour small tuInbler " cold water into tub
or box to wet IL round the sides. then empty the
soap In to stand all night, and cut In bars In the
morning. II will be III for use In few weeks.
.-..y,.-... 49,. Soft Sonp. 49, -s... o.
Made IN the same way, with Che exception Of add
med q an IRON kstHs. omi|
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Concentrated Lye!

n will make 10 POUNDS Of excellent Hard Soap,
or 2j GALLONS OF the very hest son Soap for only
about ~ CENTS. Directions on each box. For sale
nj all Drug and Grocery Stores.
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Tho Republicans gain Representatives As fol-
lows, lin IIarpsvell, westbrook. Warren, Bldde-
ford and Kennehusk port, each ono. They lose
one each In Cumberland and Acton. Net gain
three. Twenty.six OF the next House were men,
hers OF the iast.-rwepty others have been mem
Oers Of former Houses. SIX have served In the
Senate In former years. Ill .t
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In this city s~pt. ~. a,n'ce A. Do~. ag~f - year,
mo-. SGT 2. A.iury Dos, azr - years, ms, Bdi
thu e.hrn n the las Jes,snth asi i'b~se Dsw.
In Kenncbunk, Mr. John Fragirr, aroi %.
In Kcnnehink, Nr Brjtmhp. G"irn, ard 81, fo'
rpme ytar. anllpoi Il the Moisam lIouse.