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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03

E EI:gr;:: - : v GET on
S s,. 1 II =. % MrEH N 7FuTEa x
ees In our lhe Al g. Louis pricr' Our stock Though
not 80 extensive, eombneS rs great variety us any
store OF a similar character In the State Having the
largest Whoe,ale Establishment In IT, Louis, we are
enabled 10 defy eohrelliion either In price, quantity
or quality, We can furnish Merchants from Tie soU1
Try a. ST. Louis Wholesale PicCs which will relieve
them rom the payment Of freight, insurance, sommi,
slon, &c, among our extensive stock OF Hardware will
be found tho following articles
FurlMlnE Implements.
seylhes, taKes, hNy.folks, grain cradles, seyths
,neads, hoes, spades, shovcl', hay, straw aud aAn
knives, he.
Cut, wrought and hene Nails Collins, Hunts, lin.
pneutS' and Simmons aSe'j files, tu'pS, shsels aug,
Sts, locks, ldlcheS, bolts, butts, hinges and Surews
Lug trace halter aud back chains,
GuuSNiths' aud CnrpenterS Tools.
Gun barrels, lneKsi doubblo triggers, r,b,, butt
pieces guards and boxes, aud general assortment OF
tools AID trimmings,
IAins aud saws, every variety, adlss, hammers,
hatehrls, aud other articles IN the Carpenter slime
Cutlery.
Fine pocket and table cutlery rasos, shears butcher
KIN wee, &C.
We aHo have the PATENT CHAM PUMPS.
which W. will dispose VI lover than they can ba OBJ.
lanSd anywhere IN lhn StN,a,
We invite u CALL as our store Is the largest and best
IN Hannibal Is all II looks To he,
n, h We have removed cur STORE from IT. former
location, which wa'neN tha City Hotel, TO ,he hns,
large new Building, lately erected by Mr., VI W. Col.
lpS, the south east corner If Man aud Bird streets
Hannibal, JunA y, lS5Sr..(wly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-03

smith = piek'a New Family Grocery,
on Market stfaot.
'NHEY take this nslhod Of lpEetnlhE the s.lifsbS
u OF HthhlbAl and Vicinity, that they have opened
new family gocOry e(Ufe on Market street, lnnsd.
alslI north OF the ptrks hsuAys where they Intend
keeping ell kinds sr Ufoeefl suited 10 the rsli trade
We lend keeping On baud all kinda Of inarketng, and
VIII Be pleased 10 leugR irlendi any time when they
nue. 10 Keep Flesh Meats on hand during the winter
season, AZ we have the beat opportunity OF nufehA
sing Fowls Vegetables Ae, N Will be 10 every mans
Interest 10 call ann enAnlhs, before nulehashs else.
iained st the mNket house During The day.
hov21lr RMIrn h DICK.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-01-22
Intfepentaeznce,

There is a satisfaction in the exercise Of candcr
and honest independence, unknown to smooth hyp-
ocrites and cringing minions Uprightness always
prove to be better in the end thanmere expediency
In sacrificing the feelings, and in smothering con-
scisntiousness, honor, just indignation, and even
contempt and seorn, in order to secure present
good, man not only commits folly in itself, but
sins against his manhood If any person IS to be
pitied il is he who believes that, in order to live
and prosper, must submit cherfully to impositions
from certain sources smile and smile when his heart
is perhaps full of disgust. OF such we would ask,
what is wealth when built upon Che ruins of self
respect or what is bread. even, when eaten in sa-
very If not the body at least of the mind and SOUL
whichis the worst slavery For our own part
would prefer the satisfaction Of expressing our
frank opinionof dishonest mean, or tyrannical men,
to their face, even If beggary was the consequence
30 climbing into the richest branees of the tree
ofprosperity, assisted by a hand we loathed but
must pretend to loVea hand we burned to spit upon,
but felt compelled TO kiss. Wealth isuseful pros
perity is sweet for few years earth but HON
or, which cannot live without Independence, but
which we believe none need sacrifice, we place
above every worldly blessing.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-01-22
A TExAs BEAUTY.-The deadl;est an,

a Texas BEAUTY deadliest and
most abhorrent Of all our reptiles in Texas, is
the centipede. Thisisa kind Of worm, from
three to sixinehes long, exactly like an e1aor-
nous caterpillar Ii isgreen, or brown or vel
loW-solne being found Of each Of these col
ors AS ito naine denotes it has along each
side d row Of feet, horney claws rather. I'M
agine that you walk some night across your
chamber floor with naked feet; you put your
foot down upon soft something, and It iiu-
stantly coils around yonr foot Id q ring, stick
ing every claw up to the body ia your foot.
The poison flows through each CLAW, and in
two minutes you viii have tainted with agony;
in few more and you will be dead. The
deadly thing cannot be torn away. Ii has To
lsecut of, and claw BIT claw plucked ont Even
if It crawis over the naked body of d sleeping
persen, without sticking in its claws, the place
will psin ths person for years aster--at least
90 / have been tpaad
I have seen these things--iin Whieh nature
corks up her deadliest poisons often. vet i
have heard of few cases In which they have
bitten or killed any one. The kind being
who makes the butterflies to be abundant. ID ID
the same loving kindness makes alI deadly
creatures to be scarce. sss
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-01-22
THE COURIER,
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BIZ
JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER.
coNprT1oNs.

= Fl ss-a4s
Subscription for one year. payable in advance
three dollars paid at the end of Che year. four dol
lars. No subscription viii be received for period
less than one year. A subscriber wishing to dis
continue, must give aUrtea NOTICE to that effect and
settle up all arrearages.
.4dUrtisiag.-F one square not exceeding the
space of ten lines one dollar for the first Insertion
and fifty centsfor each subsequent insertion Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out or until the editors
shall Judge it convenient to discontinue the publ-
cation.
A liberal deduction made on advertisements in-
serted for long period.
No advertisement or subscription viii be stopped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the option
of the publishers.
No oslection tickets or other jobs printed without
the money, the person ordering them to be print
cd ID responsible person.
Ten dollars inadvance will invariably be required
for the announcement of candidates for office.
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Sheriff IS sale.
STATE or LOUISIANA.

at& STATE or LOUISIANA. sfff
Auguate Donate. exr. &c. District Court.
Josephine lesson, Is f.v. !: N No. IseSss. Sss5'
DY virtue of an order Of seizure and sale,
I'D issued in the above entitled suit, BY the
District Court, in and for the parish of Saint
Landry, and to me directed, will be- exposed
topubGc sale, for Cash, at the Court. House
Of this parish, on Saturday, the fifth day Of
February, a. d., 1853, commencing at Tie
hour Of Il o'clock A. NJ, and continued from
day to day, if necessary, all the right, title;
interest and demand off and to the following
property, seized to satisfy said writ, 10 wit,
A certain Lot Of Ground, situated IN tie
town Of 0pelousasj having one haT arpent
front BY one hundred and sixty4nine feet in
depth, adjoining On the South To the land of
J. b. Isabelle, on the North to land formerly
belonging to Louis LouaiiIier senr, on the
East 10 land belonging to Joseph HARDY and
on.the West to the twenty feet which tie said
Joseph Hardy, her vendor, hiss reserved be-
tween the line of p .Gahanin for = passage
for the said lot, with all the Buildings and
Improvements thereon. " s..8 ass''1cs ,sl59-
HARRISON ROGERS, Sheriff
Sheriff s Office St. Landry, IS. -
LIT. January 1855 s5 sSsa
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TzA French courtier said aroone all his.

I~A French courtier said, among all his
acquaintances, he.only knew three honest wo-
man. who are theyr' asked the Queen
"Your Majesty is the first, my wife is the SEQ
ond; and, as for the other your Majesty will
excuse my naming her, as wish to keep
open o door for escape BY leaving every other
woman to think herself the third
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An EXTRAORDINARY LAmP-Among the
list Of late English patents. is one taken out
by Mr. e. Wheele, for candle lamp Of
very novel character. The lamp has dial
Or clock face, and. as the candle burns, the
hands mark the hours and minutes correctly,
and a hammer strikes the time. As cham
ber-light for sick room, it marks the time,
and can be set to strike at any given periods
when the patient requires attention.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1853-01-22
BOARDING And DAT-SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Superlntead By Mrs. Renaatl, (50yn
Iroder) aas 0pelOusas. e..s
ME proximity Of this institution in, the
IL Town of Opelousas,
Late Residence of Mr.. Lablche,@ y
affords most convenient, and healthy situa-
ton; the dormiteries, classes study rooms
and OF ofrecreations leave nothing to desire.
The students will receive the principles OF
a good and solid education, base on a reli-
gieus instruction
The course ofinstructions will embrace lee
lures adapted to She advancement of the stu
dents, Writing, the study Of the French Ian
guage, and more particularly the English,
Geography, the Sphere, Arithmetic, Sacred
History, ancient and modern, and all descrip-
tions ef needle work.
All the french classes are under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Renaud, Superintendent Of that
institution ~
The English language, to which partieu-
lar care will be granted, will be taught by a
special mistress.
Moreover, an under-mistress, speaking the
french and english languages. is expressly
charged of the continual superintendent re-
qnired in a Young Ladies institution. i'm
their recreations, their dor1nitories and at
study, andin all their occupations, they shall
never be alone.
Every thing concerning the personal SER
vice ofthe students isconlided to white SER
want
Each student must be furnished with one
rnattrass and bolster, one red eounterpane,
one musquitto-bar, one cover, one table knife
one tumbler. ls
UN1FoRM-A straw hat trimmed in white,
For WasterA grey merino dress, trim
med with black velvet.
For Sunsmev A rose and white dress.
The bed cloth and dresses is left to the
choice Of the parents
The terms per quarter are as follows, to Wit
Institution, LIST class. IS 10 90
I'd class. TO 90
Music, I8 A0
Boarding, 25 DO
0pelodsas. December 18th 1S52.--3rn.
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Estate ofG George w. Addison

LII persons holding claims against the
Ia late George W. Addison or his estate,
are requested TO present them duly authensis
Gated to tie undersigned. And ill those In
debted to said Geo. W. Addison Of to the
firm of Addison & sandoa, are also requested
to come forward and settle their accounts, Il
they wish To save costs. sia sssgs
JOEL ,H. sANDOZ, III
Admisistratog
0pelousas, Dec 25th, 1852. esr.E .
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RALLY, RALLY! RALLY!

THE undersigned heretofore a.
gent of Mr.. w w. Thompson, cf
New Orleans, informs his friends a
the public that he has become his partner,
and in consequence, offers his whole stock
at great reduced prices. Persons wishing bar
gains are requested TO visit his establishment.
Positively no baen6ug, and goods are Of
fered cheaper fhan can ever be purchased
here. 0lothings and Fancy Goods are offer
ed almost at cost. G. A. GENIN.
0pelousas, 18th Dec. I852-2m.
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A Lot of Ground.

in the village of Bayou Chicot, being the sa.
me now occupied by JAS. Akenhead as store,
containing j acre, more or less with all the
"a BUILDINGS And & s..-
liiik IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
The Northwest Quarter of Section .26,
Township 3 South, Range East. containing
1852 "a acres
The East half Of Northeast quarter Sec
tion %, Township 4 South, Range S East.
Also, the West half faof North West. quarter
Section "a, Township 4 South, Range S East
containing together 16S OF acres. 81. g.
The Northeast quarter Of Section SO;
Township2 South, Range 4 East, and SO
much Of the East half of the South East quars
ter of Section 81, in Township South, ban.
&c 4 East, as is within the Parish Of Saint
Landry, containing together III SIS acres.
The South West quarter Of Section SO, in.
Township 2 South, Range East, containing
about 247 S. acres, more or less. 5stes1s5N a
The North West quarter Of Section SO,
Township 2South, Range East, containing
about l60 A acres. .st w
The North East quarter of Section 33s
Township South, Range East, containing
about 16O A acres. go 4 & -
The North West quarter Of Section 81
Township 2 South, Range East, containing
about 16O is. r,-. ....7~-1.
The South West quarter of Section 81, in
Township 2 South, Range East, containing
about $50 16 acres. ao .4s4- ~,
The North-W West quarter Of Section SO, in
Township 8 South, Range East, containing
about l62 81 acres. ss*3t IN s'isS
The Whole Of a Tract or Parcel Of
LAND. s.
situated in Grande Prairie, and known by tia
name Of Hanchett's Tan Yard, ccntaining a.
bout 1876 arpents
TERMS AND C CoNDIT1oNs:--All Il Sums Of ten
dollars and under payable Cash, on the day
of sale, and all sums over ten dollars on ere!
dit Of one, two and three years, from the day
ofsalej nequal annual payments, purchasers
to give their notesWith approved security in
solido to the satisfaction of the Administra4
trix; property to remain specially mortgaged
and hypothecated until the full and anal pay
ment Of said notes. with the interest which
may accrue thereon, at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum, from maturity. Sa-4
Vermillon, January LIST, 1858. ,,
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Sheriff % sale.

: Sheriff 70 sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
N. & w. Ofutt District Court.
avs. st. Landry.
Philip Carroll. No. $3.50.
DY virtue Of writ ofalias &. fa., issued in
11 the above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and for the Parish OF st. Landry,
and to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale for Cash, at the Court House of this Par
ish, on Saturday the fifth day Of February
1853, commencing at the hour Of IL o'clock,
A. NJ, and from day to day il necessary, all
the right, title, interest and demand of Philip
Carroll in and to the following property, SET
zed to satisfy said writ, to wit
The part of a House and Lot of ground sit
uated IN the Town Of Opelousas, on the Corner
Of Court street md Landry street, formerly
occupied by Lewis and Abraham Andrus as
q store. los
HARRISON ROGERS, Sheriff
Sheriff 8 Office st. Landry, t.
January LIST. 1852.
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YNHE undersigned would inform his friends
u and the Public that he is now receiving
from New Orleans. fresh and complete stock
Of DRUGS and MEDICINES, and will
continue the business at the store lately oc-
cupied by DIR. Hardy, next to the store Of T.
G. Anderson & Go. He has employed com
petent Druggist and chemist to attend to put
ting up prescriptions, &c, and will take
pleasure in waiting upon those who viii favor
him With their patronage.
s. D. ALLIS.
Washington, (La, August 7th 1852-3m.
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BUSINESS CARDS, sc.
TAKE NOTICE.
Cali to see Myer S. Alexanders.
WASHINGTON,
Wholesale & Retail Establishment for
q RHRGA7NS

M. & A.nare now receiving dadlf
- by every Boat from the Northern Slllf9
markets. heavy supply of every description
Of Merchandise, embracing Dry Goods, fine
Glazing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and
Ladies fine Dresses.
ALsO-A large supply of jewelry of the
latest fashion, embracing Diamonds, fine
Gold and Silrer Watches, from the best
makers in England Ladies' and Gent $ fine
Gold Chains, Gold Spectacles, DC.
EWe kindly invite the Ladies and Gem
tlemen to give us call.
We offer at Wholesale or Retail, at very
small advance
Washington. La.,) October 10th 1852.
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10 An editor says Indies wear corseta
from feeling Of instinct, having a natural
love for being squeezed.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of an order from the Honorable
ID the DistriceC Court, in and for the Parish
of Vernfalon, will be offered for sale, at pub.
Lie auction, to the highest and last bidder,
through the ministry Of public apctioneer,
On Monday, 7th February, 1853,
at the Court-House, in the town Of Opelou-
sas, the following described property, situated
in the Parish Of St. Landry, belonging to the
succession Of Robert Perry, deceased, late Of
the Parish of Ycrmillion, to wit; @ 'a s5sE
A Certain Tract of Land.
containing 5 5arpents front by forty in depthc
situated on Bayou Chicot; together with all
==s=s THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVE
:l@aa=a MENTS thereon. ..za ,s
A TRACT OF LAND, WI
adjoining the above, containing about 50 g.
cres, commonly called the Stevens place.
a TRACT OF LAND, rsa#
being the North part of Lots Nos l and 2, of
Section 10, Township 8 South Range / East
containing 40 ages.. -
q.
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EDUCATION & LEGAL NOTICES,
BOARDING & DAY-SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

BOARDlNG & DAY-SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
SUpERrNTEND BY Mss BERGER.
NHE proximity Of this Institution to the
L town. offers all the advantages desirable
for house of education.
The students viii be the object Of constant
and assiduous care and solicitude. Miss Ber-
cier viii exert herself to develop in her stu
dents the qualities of the heart, as well as to
form and cultivate the faculties of the mind
She is convinced that any instruction to be
fructuous and solid, must rest on moral and
religious basis. The English language will be
taught by lady, attached to the institution.
The course of instruction will embrace
progressive course of reading writing, the
study of the French and English languages,
arithmetic, geography, history and all kind Of
needle works.
The terms per quarter are as follows:
Instruction, s 8 90
Boarding, "a 90
Music, 18 90
Opelousas, 11th Dec 1852.-3m.
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICES, &C,
=. g. GooMBHR..

u ESPECTFJLLY announce the citizens
ID ofst. Landry and surrounding country,
that he has permanently located himself in
Opelousas where he is ready to receive or
ders for vagmishsag and oraadnlesitang old
tatzmituyes, of every description, old aoafters
made equal to aaes0, paper hanging, fire
screens, painted IN J9osoers, fans, &c DC.
For orders or more particulars, apply to
the Editors of the Opelousas Courier
Opelasasas, February 21st 1s52-1Y.
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T. VI. WATKINS.
SADDLER.

A NNOUNCE respectfully to the citizens
n ofSt Landry, that he has just reopen
ed, corner Of Main and Carriere streets, new
and elegant sADDLERY SHOP, where he viii
keep constantly on hand every article con-
eerning his trade. In point Of workmanship
he deies competition. All orders promptly
attended to.
His prices viii be moderate, for cash or to
punctual dealers on short credit.
Washington, (La.,) July 10th 1852-1y.
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in the village of Bayou Chicot, being the sa
me now occupied BY JAS. Akenhead as a store
containing Ii acre, more or less with all tn,
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels I'D to
IL g. m this day.

Brorns' HGtel.-B r Hickman; 81 Ln,S: w Coo
per, Va; Clark. c Reynolds, t ROBBERS, Nv;
J Lambden; Rato w Mcdonald. 81 Louis; NJ
Smith, Michigan G d Brice. BALTIC; r L Hopkins
l. Jones and lauy, 1. ,F@od aud lady. Tenn; Miss n
l. Duke, DR. II Chamberlain; va; white and la
dy, Wisconsin; c w Blncre, Va; Vi VI Yrakle Md:
Leonberger, do: L Mund. Boston; ID Quick NY:
Z Foote, CSA; I'll Hayward. NH; II PIummer Bost:
I Daingerfeld, Md; DeBnw, f Shepherd Mass:
Z T Voolfolk, Va; F II Gerdes; uses; Kicker:
y; Pat Joyce. Miss VenahIe, Miss Sale. do.
United States Hote'.-=M n!akcy. Mo; W NJ Las
ley, do; I.aslr-, Dc: II R',oc. Miss; IIur!-
bud, Y: c Il Roger, Ct: G Brooks. lady and
child, Va: J FAVOR Winchester; VI Cartwcl
do; J McDoWeil. C; II i Hrlburd ID G; !
Thompson and lady. Ala; K Rrady, n Y; w VI
Carter, Phi!ad: J Halbach, Charlottesville; Har-
vey. Va; Davis, do r Garrett. ella: A Y
Glover, do; Houpf, Ala; " 4 Stickmpy, do; "
Foster, Ga: VI Jones, do; G w Thrift, Ala; ] Saw
yer, I'll; W Eublnk, Va; Evans. san Antonio /;
Miss NJ Evans. do; Miss N Wallace. do.
Nm,oih! ia. q Pr Palmer. Md: W T MimD do !:
II Mccarthy and lady. : T.: AR zones Scuth Anne
RIGA; J Herbert, Md; w Gnid>borGuen. do &
Eubank, iowa: J Gordon and lady, Philad: NJ :
Mason, CT; Burke, n H; H Carter and vie.
c; Carter, do; ] F Lamb. Charleston: vi
Elks, Galveston, Texas: ChaS II Jordan. do; A Dav.
Philad; ] " Bradbury, Me; D Hurd. Ohio.
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News Of the Morning.

BY MAIL AND OTHERWISE.
70 Henry NJ. Western. an old mem.
Der of the New York bar, and we'll known
Democratic politician, died on Wednes-
day last, in the 55th year of his age.
70 Hon. John Glenn, of Baltimore,
who was appointed by President Fillmore
to till the vacancy on the bench of the
United States District Court of Mary
land. occasioned by the death of Judge
Heath, died at his country seat near Bal
timore, yesterday afternoon.
The deceased was fifty-eight years of
age. He leaves family consisting of his
wife, four daughters and two sons.
70 The Railroad Depot opposite Havre
de Grace, took fire yesterday at one
o'clock, and was entirely destroyed, e1-
cept the wharves and apron for landing
passengers. More accidents have hap
pened on the Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Wilmington Railroad during the present
week than for five years previous. What
is the matter
1--WE learn that the man who attends
the draw on the Brandywine bridge, near
Wilmington, through which the freight
train fell on Thursday morning last, at
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PAINTING! PAINTING: PAINTING
iy 9-lBcd

LII persons wishing to Get paiyi'n.a 'ara
n cheap and warranted good IDh. now E.. tie
time. III. w. HAMILTON. one oi The finn az I'm
lion Kinds, Paint Store. >lond Hall. is rov- rro
pared 10 do all kinds of HOUSE. SIGN and t.N.
MENTAL PAINTING. GLAZEING and pa FB
HANGING, done IN the ncaie>i STYLE wal tl,r.I.b
builders with ready glazed sash as cheap As t, ar
be bought elsewhere.
n. II. Nothing hut the best materials u>.d o- ms,
work, and 1 feel confident that I can go v.ort
cheaper Than any Painter an the Disirict. y. me
and see for yourselves.
All orders promptly attended 10 hy loavilr rrlico
at our store. Island Hall, corner al 6h sfTrrr md
Virginia avenue.
Two good JonTneymen Painters wanted. More
hut the best woTkmen nerd apn,v so -,
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READ, REFLECT. AND COM

4 LII We citizens of the Island who han --... D,
n spect FOR your pockets and for the caIn.r q,
the inner man, come D. tar We can. .urf...f -
Jury 10 your bea!;h,l IL lie ,ien GROCER, ..51--
on 'fh street. where You VIII md r,s De-, a. On
vasSed Hams, which cant be beat Taini'r .-,.-,i
derS; No. Potomac Herring aud Slai Frr.i on
don Butter, fresh Lard. new III -ase. Crack. -. ~.
kinds. Flour in barrels, bag. ana hose. t'ar ~
Owe on, Pickles. -. i.ovcr;ocS 40. To- -,
gar, He, nr'h ~ &C.; Cr,,-hed rGh OIL -
Brown Sugars. Teas, cn,lecS ind n.aIy - ,.. ia=
too numerous la mention.
Come and Try u and We viii sci, as Che. -. cha
cheapest. LiR,BJFP 4 pm L.
1th 81, between u and l. SIR.
Opposite Clark < Bowling, DRUG SIN.
iy ~ w