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NE assemblee des creanciers de la sue.
- cession de James B. Hargrove, dece.
de- aura lieu le Mercredi, 12me jour de JUL.
let proclaim, 1854, au Bureau de Mr.. Win.
lam Mouton, notaire public, dams lie village
de de Washington, pour y deliberer sur les af.
faires du dit defunt.
A. GARRIGUES,
Greffey de la Cour de- District.
Opelousas, 10 JUN 1854.
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Etat Oe ln 7noufafa1rr-

PARoIssE ST. LANDRY. NO o9oI
Succession de Narcotic Sicily, dec.
THVHEODULE RICHARD de Ia Parois.
- Sc st. Landry, Administrator de Ia
succession de feue Marcelite Sicily, ayant
presente un Tableau final des affaires de Ia
dlte succession, accompagne dune petition
demandant phomologation d'icelui-Et at
tendu quill etc fait droit a la demande de
Ia dlte petition, par un ordre de la Cour, en-
date du JUN 1854;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession,
davolr deduire, au CRETE de la Cour susdi-
te, dams les trente jours qui suiyront la date du
present avis, les raisons, 81 aucunes lis ont,
pour lesquelles ledit Tableau ne serait pas
eonfrme 70 ct homologues, ct administrator
decharge de toutes responsibilities ct son obli-
cation annullee.
- A. GARRIGUEs, Gyemr.
Opelousas, 10 JUN 1854.-5f
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Nouycau Magasin dc Provisions

A WASHING TON.
IS e sousslgne ayant loue un magasin dams
- ie village de Washington, maintonant,
ct tlendra constamment en- mains. un assor4i. j..
ment complet de provisions telles Que Pore
Jambons, &c, quill vendra a un prix raisona. :.
BILE, en- gros on en- detail, on quill echangera
pour dcs peaux ou d'autres produits du pays.
THOS. J. GOODMAN.
Washington, Ue,) 10 JUN, 1854.-3f.
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NE assemblee des creanciers de MN.
u Myer & Alexanders aura lieu le Mer-
credl, l2me jour de Juliet proclaim, 1854,
au bureau de Yves D'Avy, Esq, Recorder de
Paroisse ct ex-ohicio notaire public, dams ct
pour la Paroisse St. Landry, pour deliberer
sur les afaires des dts Myer & Alexanders.
A. GARRIGUES,
GreFer de la Cour de District.
Opelousas 10 JUN, 1854.
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Cotlsge Medical des Fsaanaes- La Legislature du
Massachusetts Went de voter une ALLEGATION annuee
de mile piastres pendant cnq ans, au College Me-
dical des Femmes du Massachusetts Voici ie texte
dscstee ALLEGATION /" Pour yenir en- aide reduca-
tion medcale des femmes ct donner de Iinstruction
quarante 6laves choisies dams les diffgrents dis
tsicta senatoriaux de IEtat dapras d r6partition
dlectorale.n
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No"ches ct No~stiques- Nous nsyons janlais VI
autant de mouches ct de mousques que cette aimee.
Scion les ancens du pays, cest signe de nombreuses
maladles pendant rete.... Trste presage, apres la
cruelle epidemic de rann6e derniGrc- Naschacf6s
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eA VEeVeD R E.

80 UNE habitation installee sur la
il rive Quest du Bayou Beuf, en- cette
- Paroisse, environ 10 miles de
Mountville, ayec une bonne maison de resi-
denee, cuisine, magasin, depenses, cabanes a
negres ct ecuries, le tout neuf ct bien con-
struts; ayant 225 arpens de bonne terre, so
dcsquels sont en- culture. Pour les partcu-
larites, s'adresser a John Posey, Esq, aux
Opelousas.
Opelousas, 10 JUN 1854.-4f.
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Etdt 0e III 1otl(Slaue.
COUR DE DLSTRICTl .,o
PARolssE Sr. LANDRY. NO. |222'

Succession de John Davis, decide.
HEORGE KICKS, de Ia Paro;sse 81
~ Landry, Administrator de Ia succes-
sion de feu John Davis, dcrnierement de- Ia
Parolsse st. Landry, ayant presente IN ta-
bleau provisionnel de distribution des fonds
de la dlte succession, ct une classification des
creanciers qui sont connus jusqu'a present,
accompagne dune petition demandant Pho.
mologation d'icelui; ct attendu quill etc
fat droit a la demande de la dite petition, par
ordre de la Cour, en- date du JUN 1854:
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux lnteresses dams cette succession,
FAVOR a deduire, au CRETE de Ia Cour sus-
dlte, dams les dix jours qui suivront la date du
present avis, les raisons, 81 aucunes lis ont
pour lesquelles lie dit tableau ne serait pas
homologue ct approuve
A: GARRIGUEs, Gre6ser:
Opelousas, 10 Juin 1854.
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HAlTI.-Les dernieres nouvelles d'HaIti
nous apprennent que les hostilites entire Sou
louque ct les Dominicains allaient recon-
mencer.
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- Vaisin Deroussel, troaye coupabIe du meur.
tire de Joseph Babinaux, dams la paroisse St Marin
etea condamn6 Ia prison d'Etat pour vingf ans
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10 An moment de METRE sous presse, nous APP
psenons au'In voleur de chevaux Went d'etre loge
dams notre. ge6le
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vENTE PUBLIOUE.
Succession Vaeante de Louisa Herbert, decedet

L public est informe quill sera ofert er
-MA vente publique, au plus offrant ct der.
nler encherisseur, par lie soussigne, eucanteur
public, dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry,
sur les lieux dams Ia vile des Opelou8as, en-
cette Paroisse, Ic
Mercredi, IL Juliet proclaim, 1854,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, appartenant
a la succession de feue Nine Louisa Herbert
decedee, d sayoir:
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UN CERTAIN LOT De TERRE.

situe dams la vile des Opelousas, borne a
IEst par la rue de la Cour, au Sud par la rue
du Nord etant Ia derniere residence de la de.
tunte, ensemble avec toutes les Anelio7a.
tons qui sly trouvent
Meubles de malsons, ustensils de cui-
sine, trois poeles, I'm lot de pieux,
un lot de mousse, cuilleres en- ar
gent, &c.
Conditions LES effets personnels paya-
bles compliant, ct Ia balance des proprietes de
la dlte succession, a savoir: le lot de terre ct
les ameliorations qui sont dessus, CONNIE suit:
deux cents piastres payables compliant, ct la
balance du prix d'achat payable a un credit
de un ct deux ans, a partir du jour de la yente.
A. DEJEAN, Eucamteur.
Opelousas, 10 JUN 1854.
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Qnon ne sc moqae pas ceux qui Sc font homo.
8. 1ar des charges ct des Offices car on n'aine
s.ssaps Is que pour des qualities empnntGes Tous
ss;ts snmes @ se haigIent naturellement Je NETS en-
- 49, sa1 savaient excitement ce quls dissent
a.S -. ~ a1sres i ny aurait pas quatre ais dams
asrs IN par les queTelles que eau
indiscEets ron en fait dueluuefois.
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a. saIss.so1s rnuR i vrE- On niande de
daas u quelqae ts.rss e :, .sassss g g at-
ps eEdonne qus tons lee Iagastas .,n aa uaass
dsyrontetre muns az nasss go as.ls
aan rsacortrs nm IsrsElits All a 80
e psut paFE6tar innnl6daterSent n as y papaeEs
tsar Fexig LIsraeite ains pris ID iaos'a-
aoa ess ee de y renplaceB Id ID IN a. -
.sa.sI ras. eons solaas Grace cot aasa, tout 81 &
Sans passe il arrive nome solayeSt r.
s1asve leuFs papiers pour les trunver e ssss.
asais pour les faire incoEporer dams ParnseH
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vENTE PURLI0UE.

Par le soussi gne, Administrator.
E public est informe quill sera offert en-
- veute, l'encan public, au plus offrant
ct dernier ench6risseur, par lie soussigne, SUI
les lieux, sur le Mermento, dams la paroisse
St. Landry, le
The Opelousas courier., 1854-06-10
Mercredi, IL Juliet proclaim,

les proprietes suivantes, appartenant a la sue
cession de feu Edmond Surlers, derniere-
ment de cette paroisse 4 sayoir
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ne Guoerr6Rp H.

Se~..a& OFo;seas Co epaso;.,e 81. @atss,,
PubIie tosts les Saneaas nsatau par
JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDRE MEYNfER
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Neu:alork Daily 9ribn,tt.
vTrVTCIPAL ELECTIONS.

Dt1Porr Mich-The official returns show the election
a. he WIFI candidates for Mayor Recorder and Clerk Of
the City Hal The following pthy letter from the Mayor
e g, shows him be unequiyocay opposed TO slavery
sion and against Arnold Douglas bI for carry
ing Slavery into Nebraska and kansas:
NJ DEAR ss jour inquiry Of hi. dste have -
inform yoa 1nequyoeay opposed 20 repeal or
dbtsrbsree Assou Com 5rouse any farh. eLsnsoa
Of slavery Yours, kc- U NJ h1DE'
DsGyoit' March T. 1854
The Board Of Education for 1854 recently organized ~
the reelection of Levi Bishop Esq, strong friend Of .ne
Free School policy The Board passed resolutions
quoting the Common Council to levy the usual scno9i
taxes for the year This is another triumph Of inc ien
Of Popular Education in the beautiful City oil Tue Oh
PoRrsnorrH, n. H.-Horton d. Walker l"his n@
been elected Mayor
M,scH,srER, v. H,-Ihe Hon: treasrlek ID, ony.n
Wing has been reelected Mayor TOR tue hifa u'S re-
ceiyng l,3il out Of a total Of 2,lie votes.
B.sooR. Me.-George W Pickering. Esq has been re-
slac,sd M.yor He received 800 votes Preserved b.
Mill ICs: John b Hn o. Others 50 The WhS says
the candidates OF the Maine Law caucuses were all elect
ed here being DO organized opposition.
C.spEs. " J-Dr Fiser, Opposition candidate for
Mayor was elected by majority Of Jsz over hs Demo
cratic competitor.
BorpFSrows Y J-The municipal election resulted IN
the election Of the Whole Wing teke, except the Coz
hector.
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Tue FIRE PoRr Heron, MIoH.-We find the follow
ing letter in The Detroit Tribune;
PoRr HURos, Monday, March 10, 1854
We are having rather times here in enforcngfhe
Maine Law 1hose suffering from its enforcement BY
way Of repra firing the town and property 10 The
amount of last week consumed by fires SO. BY
these murderous nce ndaries Not content with endesv
orng TO burn up the buildings they endeayored - cut of
all egress from them by fastening the doors that the
clerks could no get out At establishment threo
barely escaped with their lives by Of bed cord
fastened the window sash in the third story from the
ground Rev. Mr. Wesell had two that escaped by
this rope They had OF them time to take with hom
particle Of clothing and OF the boys the youngest,
far gone that the others had TO put hi out Of the
window before he could help himself and their hands,
owing to the smalness Of the rop' were dresdfuy cut
They made preparation to fire the other part Of the
town there shsyngs and matches ignted together
but owing TO little haste iccount Of the approach Of
the watch who had been oned for that purpose did
not 60 off Suspicious attach to two who have been
imprisoned in tho county JAIL account of the VIC
laon Of this law and account OF which imprisonment
the jail burnt They had several assistants but ~
yet though many witnesses have been examined, no e
dence has be- elected that throws any light upon this
part Of the transaction that to who participants
in the outrage.
These two men, and eight or ten others, are under
arrest and have been undergoing exsmn stion since
last Thursday 1t is the firm determination of the law.
abiding portion Of this community that in sufficient
evidence shall be adduced to bind these In
bonds heavy 10 deprive them Of their liberty. that
they The people, will 90 back to first principles. and BY
way Of securing their own lives deprive these men Of
their heads ftbero should be another building burnt
if assault should be made by any Of the rum selling
portion Of the community by way Of revenge,
these would lose their heads in less than fifteen
minutes believe that there will be place, least
in Michigan, where the law will be enforced and no
liquor sold.
Mr. Gillet is drawn out 10 night 10 parole the village
armed with musket and pi:to and my turn comes To-
morrow mig to guard the prisoners Wemay have some
hot work before get through with this. a. there
strong sympathy in favor of and the spirit ercltes
is fendish well ardent Mr. Gleus loss over insur
ance is about 800 T.. X Swatzer. and above in
surance 5000. Ssnborn g. Swatzer, say e2,0o0-and
81 more will all losses covered by insurance
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NEwsPAPLR EsTIRPRsE-Mr. Cannon the publisher Of
The Southern Sun at Kosciuskc, Miss, makes the follow
Dg Of what the intends to do in future Com
mon papers will have 70 stand from under
About thirteen weeks from the present time or
later Gesign commencing the fifth volume Of The
SobSrn Son and in order TO keep mp with the numer'
Improvements Of the day would state for the In
formation Of patrons that have at an enormous
outlay Of sweat cash &C. secured the services OF fhr
hundred journeymen Dutch printers fresh from the sod Of
Germany all OF whom come TO well recommended, ana
stand ready to execute all orders in their line 30 our
German friends can Just hand in their cards, blanks bull
head posters &C. a. fact they please with the sssu
rance at they will all be properly attended to in due ses
son. YdAi Oh gail
AT a no less Disbursements of swes gas, &c, We have
bougbt mn ell the type and employed all the pnters in
France In future therefore all French publications
must necessarily emsnate from The Sun office. Ost
MonsseHT. .
I'm addition to the above now making some I'M
portant negotiations with the in the and when
we have completed the Aforesaid sha be able 70 &C.
eommodais al those who may desire any sort Of printing
from the delicate card TO the mammoth poster snd
shall unfnr to the breeze sheet not only equa 70
any country paper in the State, but ~ "bsg = me
moral law" broad the universe and az fan OF g.
Young America is Of demsgogaes. Vire Ia As"1ss'
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cesui Monres.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
The 60 Of rS Nice s FeTsy o he i 1s S
York deceased pre'pt the same With voSehs, thereof 20 me
c; 1' Of Yos once en- or bsoI. september
N,w.Yors the eI-y.o h Gay Of March ls't
mlt l'vsm P PfTts KS : ti s;se,pY Executors
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
S ass Of RSFS 'isSy
deed peD The ,s%t WITH sGqf S or
before g d q Nay TsS'pies N ., cI 1.
nj I.wsmll
IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate ofthe
lcosD Of sG' her y 'fa s TO Of et5S y Se
y to &c Ps ss T Hs0d No 49, @
;y Hp ne1ecDstsd ss4tes1t day of octo
bel li.s ss G GEiaB2 kr FAlsrEAD Executors
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
claims o' assD.t JAMES HALLIBURTON ae PoEi.noa'9
sat Of III si he Once TO V Emer aS
No 10 Walls in the City OF on Sr Sete st3 ' VI
Apt & tnf a
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the G.S1 Of JON n1ss Ss''Sy
Yo,s rn,.nsn sG ore No les wSnon in
City Of NwYOrt before the twenty seventh day Of April
the a'a H$ AZ sf E. Sl li
Alert MATHEWS, Proctor for E1eetor, No 81 w.ll.t
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of the
clam .ssn T1EkiEL YouMANs cry New YORK.
sr At their reside Yonkers WechesteI County and Stss
sf NyYork before the 9th day of March neAt-Daeo
New York. 18th day of September 1883 ,.,,.ys
..,,.w,mr.. T ThAbb lHs ssii Executors
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
Comfy notice hereby riyen TO all persons yns
e,n, ,rsin.t JARED l. MOORE, late OF the City OF Sew
York dcesd with yoacher. thereof % ts
suIscri rs TAGGARD PlNkSEY NO 80 wall
a. In the before the 18th July next
Dated New-foGk, the 9th day Of January; lg,a
ro,.vsnru y JAZZ 3 T. g' MoohE, AdHin.r''0''
IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate Of
tie County notice hereby given 20 all PeIson
having ISAAC L. PECK late Of the City Of N"
York present the with vouchers thereof 20 tns
al her No "a Dyons In the CITY OF New
York on or before the 18th Of April 1884 Dated Sewfos o;L
% ls53 " MARGARErr PECK Adninbtrstfir.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of notice Is hereby given 20 al persons
h.,ips claims HERCULES NJ HAYES late OF the Ciy OF
kevYork merchant deceased the Hth vouchers
thereof bscrbe his Office Ne ~ Waaf In the oty
before the fourteenth day OF June nex-Dsed
New.York tie ffh day Of December, l853 x,u,,
dc lswem1u ALbEhI " abnh-,, SnoS.''.
IN PURSUANCE of mn order of the Surrogate OF the
County of notice IL hereby given 10 All peons ns
.g,in, ROS AID the City Of N~York
with vouchers the sacfbe
A. the oee White ESQ No % S.ssnst In the City
Of before the day OF
New. York the eleventh lay ofFebruaIy 1854
IA ia"'mr t ASSshw sTTooffEEsHAoEN E,'eno'
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g,eurauge Companies .
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.rrrcgerty against los or damsss by Fire Al io's PN'
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PEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY No
nj mST hvns their c,rial OF rd in 70
IVA sccrel nescl pP'a nsaro aansi s saa aAeas
he cSaet Of h COMPANY provide, h,' tc, Payns g
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tie t.msls profits are 70 e ayeS n A xsc-s.sT
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srs,a wa'y Tss.$;Hii5;" Ss s: h Nis,-'a'
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UNITED t STATES 6 II .4MEFIcA,
Law, Of he Legislature OF the STATE OF Ne~f0ih
NEw-YoRK:
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-HE hon 1 tHfaP E BRAOisH, qga,ir@au.
WILLIAM { ftCKEsSGilL. Esq bahset,
cHsEp IRWIN, EGl. ....................M-fe 'sh'
WATTS SHrRNAN. Erq ................... BANKER n
THOMAS TLKsToS, fnonA NanA
N,Tn,xrt Fn,ygR F.o.'............B. Baker, Boston.
1EAsTJs CORNING. Esl....... .......s.noALt
ROYAL PuYLqs
yNrr WADSwoRTn, Esq OF 6enesee lA'ne''n % ~ l.
FKTsIDE.r
a rlOM On rellcw the institute OF ActnAes LoafeA
JOSS PA BLUNT. Cosn5el
ADVISES
INN = vvrcAITY 81 n AID JOHN o. STONE II D.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
fIssr PROFITS
- ,r.. ne frt sgyE. YEAas Of ths CcnFa1J's ha~as
~ % tc ns5s CO !h May aal sioed f3,s' 10 '''
p.;DA osoretuss orms of uroposl snd every w't-'''
= - obteiui "a spplcs'ioi at n on say o'o'
49, ~ Nv der ~ the Bosid OF DifcctoIs . 49,
y TflosisoN PIes.ieot Of TIC 90. In Mes vs.
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ouporrnersh,p Ncnree.

1uporrnerehip Ncrltee.
CCPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have this day aa
" seeiated it'll III, Mr JANIS stENCE .nd VIZ EDWARD
PATUN ard Liverpool under the
The ~ De Conducted
aDder THOMAS eICHARO>OE Co 10 This City snd
FhndelI his ord RICH ,RD son SPENCE & % Tv-rpO0l
k.~.Nott March l. 1854 THOMAS biCHARDsDN
EOPAhTNEkSHIP.-D -. DEMING has asso-
~ ih him Sir FLAKE, ia Of the OF Js'
Co continue the e'chant rsi-
los The OLD stand No 2il broadway oPP0se he Psrk
ID. D DEMTvG,
March 10 1884 : w BLAKE.
nISSOLUTiON The Copartnership heretofore
~ e1spg Il H0neb OF Chicago H. Joseph Bro
OF Isu Hoosh Of Che.so H. under the
Of H0UGH Co esped by a tson on the frst day Of
JI1e. IsfJ JOSEPH BROWN.
BY ANDREW Brown, Atty
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Uaier Cure.

(,ro ADAMS. WATER-CURE PHYSICIAN
II p..s.nc- No e Hiet..t Broo allyn Pineapple 't
a., r.r,- their hor1ss stons si,enee %
REFTEFNcLs B. T Trail. D JO.l -aes III y f'~s' a@o
Wells New Yorh = kirtre9se VI D boston
JEBANON SPRINGS WATER CURE Is nov
l. opsn fr restr1sat For terms ke, address WILLIAM -
HAnLEY D.
VXrATER-CURE INSTITUTE snd SCHOOLING
w . Lsishi-st a TRAIL " d. ProFsie,o'i = TAI
IOR D and DR. ] HOSFOaD AsEtents Aceou9 "a
fer 10 T,srf. Special 4. ps-tneat for fr.e a. as' N"
,.eord ,.ru o. the MeSesl SeEoo Commences Asfs- -
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Az ArTrcrlyo IsoIpEsT-7Re Ner. Albany Ledger
says:
An affecting incident related to as this morning ~
a geueman who was q witness to the dreadful scene on
board the Reindeer after the recent explosion is
lies one 81 Eve and the other Of Fix persons VINO were
rsmovir from Ohio 10 Missouri we're ell so badly scaided
BY the steam that they have since died lt,le gr Of
H. and vho~e tender Hesb literally boiled was laid
sone,6e Of her mother, whose spirit passing 10 an
,oony OF pain from it, eaihly tenement. Turning her
eyes toyard her mother she ssid'Ma il n 90 dark; VIII
we not ,con get home Poor child Her eyes were
dsri ened By the haze OF deaih ard aerward hsr
spirit wa vnfeerei and do 60 home 70 live forever win
angels
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Goal

pED ASH COAL.-Spohn and Lewis Veins by the
~ trade rsvecny soved h4s tho 'uosrib n
prepared to spply greatly increased l'sn es rms msh
celebrated article Of Cool from their mue- selont aud U
Sols on orsbe terms delivered board Pot Nsi
mad M ~ earl f,ou portC Car TYLER 4 Co
n WsinuLs, ptls5elrSs
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firf-DIpDt 1atfe.

Va ORLU's SAFE COMPANY Bankers, Brokers,
all classes mercantile that rtqoe per
seouIy Fire and Burs VII hld Il tot ths inse 80
.ssuire Lilies ppeuetrsbl safe and B+Hk Lo's
rsjoriy Of the b,nks Ia the iy ~
Eewi orb have ard si Ia proPopn d the spe sni
psret picpsu Of hi riy nshy depoeo M th.ee @e-
thre hundred bauss The stset nese SAFES and
Lttis ttfqll Trot,CtOrs or in their vtnis
fheve5 than al e Safes sold 'os nee IN
hs city fuu BY th Company while the Sts sn1sr ana
locs11s
W. Lav ch n2ed the word Fire and sargaf Test OF >s Il
the Crysa Pssce with as ard sthod Of De-
fI ed which h descriptive circular and references We IN
close uniotons Of inquiry An assortment always OF
band at the ConpsIy's Depot No ll9 Pealtt- NewYot
MORRIS BRADLEY AGENTS
NB-Dmk vaults Of any size Vault Doors and Fr1mes made
20 order On tie same principle
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FAMILY PILLS. 7
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nLVNE's COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE--.
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b.,ve s eny ,itele Sstse me PaeA. 10, me sac
seusted evidence Of rea, sSrth
Il BROWNS ESSENCE of JAMAICA GINGER.
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q the functions !, Of hesnsee ,Aae patS ne
prss,rce sre ehoers and summer GAG PLAINS o. eA1sn
Fsui.ry .c.eious No family ldisasal shoad 10 glia-
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WON'T STOP ADVERTISING till I cover your
ske.I. spd upper sninyoan )SauENr
Is viii force ,ea wbkis, and NusSls Irs and tack
. u s.. .1d .S1 an , .; S sSss 60 me n, ,,a aigAM
No lSAnn st. spsudins No q freuoniroW Bo,toa.
SANDss syrup OF HOARHOUND and Vegetable
i sli .1. 10 cure wholesale ard re,s SDS
no ii Jsms-a soo b, Rlss Coo0setos GutoS Ms HAYES
CT. VITUSs DANCE.-The celebrated Compound.
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lage FCSd No los loth " New Nors 81 y
WILLlAMJ OLLiFFE, prasgs. No Bos-r' and IhoNA9S
NAXWELL Dlaes-ss No So Wiiamst New hotk
ct VIIUS DANCE-Mr. W. j. NJ. FISH Of Brook.
- ,r rtui .sv 20 sesd with this disease hat be cure
item eeSnty-snt wsrr1nts cure In every csss ope,co
1,: ss 80 svt pay ga rem nv R.1:e 80
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gJNUCISkNDS are now SATISFIED that the
Il TRANSPARENT STRENGTHENING PLASTER srrpsses
anything the kn in to relieve paa aey can ne TSsa on
piahe it cents Also PULhON-
ANY NOpYNF Colds and DS-ss Of the Lunss
vFaETAnLE sUGAR-COArEO PILLS for Billion. and Liver
Cen eauis pciIher sickness FONtC PN-
CURE relic OF pain Cor, oI DIh,s Chosfs and SEA-
sctn,ss-esch . cents NEWMAN d, Proprietor No
ira RudOrst Y: HiLL RUCKEL Co Wholesale Ayents'
No ~ (;respx iehst VI and for sale By Drugss gner,y
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M n CROFT, AuctiOneer, VIII sell on lfio no
Ns DAY N.ch % II CLOCK At 40 - Desn ort~ecn
eourt Boepns,s BIooklyn the content. OF tns
Mus:ad Mills together wh Tue scam fs'Ls
C,fee Roo.ier DO Min Mus'ad Mi 90 Roller nna5a as
Aptetatua Stiec Mil SPICE SIZING Machine P9cys bes RN
,s &c so ~ sock and consisting Of large variety
TIE above sehpery 3 al in good working order