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beautiful CAupErINGs.--Justr received and on .sIe
ID full supply Of style 3py and double csrpenss
Aso bales elegant French Aubusan
and design which settling which ma o
the 3py goods, ant they guaranteed is
long
Also extensive supply and a. msnq, very
heavy and cheap.
Also, bales beautiful and low priced rgs.
The goods purchased
small nd, anee. on
confidently 6ndos viii M The
goods command any
April ls-6teof CLAGETT b DoDsoN
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RYE sALoAbLE YOUNG HARNESS HoRsEs AT Ate
'-oa Ihu.day The x7b iastAst, In mont OF
ssls Inc PspHsyivsnls
- ~ oeosk i've large young broke har
'n shsiaiA The horses
sss. esasa, a. 'hs corner u Fist and Maryland
~ he Capitol W purchase Nae VOL
horse WIN DO well 20 attend the sale TsIlss cash.
Aos sr,vs. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
"Ps" "~ns Aucd
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rrTy OF Piss.borg nnd County OF Allegheny, PENN
offer for
rtsbnrr county Allegheny
These bonds issued To the Pburx
by which they
We confidently recommend them capitalists snd De
sirable
bonds, together nfof
nation he obtained application person
JOHNSTON BRoT HERS, Co.,
q Fiscal Agents. .
Jan 1s-dAcp1
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- "ulsu evening last there decided indications
". earthquake at several points in cayuga county New
shah ine commouon was quite alarming a, Nontezurna
,sn poofs windows crockery &C. to so great an es-
Ouse The same thing was noticed a, tho ,agc az o.
- '"' Byron, on the borders of Cayuga lake &c
horo and Guiana forts Havana are aboo, 70 re-
0'vo eighty new guns. ''''' - =
- from Havana state. that assassnstions are of al
most everyday occurrence " ~
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT Ar AUCTION m. r,,.
We gun instant we shall SELL O'Clock
o containing sso square feet beisg SQUARE Ma
Io2, fronting Second q
little north OF the railroad depot - : " ""'"'
Terms One third cash balance and two year, 10, u,s.
bearing foa given deed on uus
taken All conseysncing at tie sost Of the purchaser
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
April I'D Auctioneers.
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Later from Nexieo.

Mr. Jennings insured for slse CO., which win prob
ably cover his loss.
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COMMERCIAL.
pou oUR ooMMERoIAL CORRESPONDENT

New Yonx, April rs, 1854.
use In business which has characterized almost all
- SINCE the cloud Of European has gradually
- has operated TO make money dear by stopping the
IN AZ circulation. The disposition has been, the part
a q diminish purchases The demand for materials
~ manufacturing engagements, building Of houses and
aud every article in which capital invested,
diminished while the obligations Of the holders have
r. maturing; and those who command money have not
oosed 10 relnquish control fit. The consequence Of
state affairs is falling prices for goods and property,
uIng rates for money. Ii Is however, the that
dealers have available accounts falling due sufficient
IA, 10 their own maturing obligations, and the sub
E,um Of the whole farm productions has been saleable
.ug prices IT, therefore, there has been rapid dim
[ou Of outstanding credits the contraction has taken
without involving heavy sacrifices of property, and
Deyed capital is accommodating to await opportunity Of
best investments that present themselves in the march
events The Of European affairs is the chief
he desire TO watt and the steamer due, with
later news, is looked for with anxiety. The point Of
crest seeras be in how farcapai may be withdrawn
this country in the shape Of coin, and by doing pro-
~ disastrous decline The public have yet learned
climate the influence of accumulation of capital
payments into bank in this city continue large with
on on the part of the Institutions curta although
amount of specie in the city does decline materially
4, returns present the following features;
Banks and Specie IN Ncw York.
Loans. Cearings. Deposiies. Specie. Circulation
ss 400 g ssss
-
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NOTfCE.n of impaired hesh suhscb~r nv
" mutual consent, has Withdrawn Of MICHAEL
NoURsE 60 The of Inc ,,,e
firm win be continued heretofore by the remaining partners
washington, Apr'i 1854 MICHAEL NoURsR.
Apis
Ew uONNETs have received Of FnpI,sh strs~
~ bopnet-, which the ,ades
Also, hne assortment Of parssoets cheap and good.
A. TATE
NJ IA boy hherp years wanted One who
come well recommended preferred.
tp ia-eo3t
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" FANE AEDUCEUs
q a,.,s NONRESIDENT LINE FOR CALIFORNIA -
Rx1ARp Ahead Of lines-The ceIsbsasd
2k3Mk NORTH STAR will leave New MAY s. to con-
with the and popular steamship UNCLE SAN.
Mile. For tickets apply only
JAMES NJ. CROSS,
Me- . Battery Place, tup stair
H. Passengers by these through Febuaryi
% days nd l6 houn
An
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Adjoramsnt Of he Ma..oeAa.stt. 1

bAIriaoaE, April 26A heavy thunder storm occurred
here at four O'Clock this afternoon
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PROGRAMME OF THE CONCERT OF
Mr. APToMMAs,
The Great Harpia
To take place THURSDAY EyEnso, April a7h, commencing
AT CARUsps SALOON.
rArr rRsr.
Duet" The SVEN and Friar." Miss Drained and
Grand Fantasia and sm:n Louis Emanuel
s s:''s,nss 3 II s aH,s" S
sSlis poppa ssi %e Blk Mr. csno
Piano. isies Eo,.nns las d:s A's'
tan Concert Polka. composed and per
cavaus Robert ri aa: PAINE: accompanied "s'
on the harp by hr. Ap,ommas,) Miss
Duso" Clown "''e''ss'
ni.'D Mis- Branerd and Mr. camoenz Mozart
An interval of ten minutes.
SECOND PART
Grand Duo. harp and piano-"o Dolce concen,o"
Solo, Home sweet Mr. Ap,onm.:
Dance 81 4. X
aSa %'s Amor. IiIi 81 Iovs Mis-. A'''''
Branerd and Mr. Cameenz :. Donizcui.
csleLra.d pian. vii! preside at ,he piano forte.
Tickets Of admission 81 be had At the music Of Mr.
The magnificent used .h.
grand CONCERT harps Of ,. r. Browne. Of New York.
FRANcosrs nIrPoDRoME.
ss 50 p = rs, css"
Door open Ut ps and Ga,''s, past O'Clock
THIS evening presented historical p.
THE TOURNAMENT
or the Field Of Cloth Of Gold
Amer which,
SCENES OF THE COURSE, THE FIELD, THE ARENA AND
THE STADIUM
The representations Of the nippodrome will during
ONE WEEK ONLY,
For The accommodation OF families and parties coming from
distance,
DAY EXHIBITIONS
win be given daily, commencing nj O'Clock.
By GREEN a. SCOTT, Auetionssr.
GOOD BUSINESS ST STAND ~ AT AucTIoN-on Monday
good tame house and s being 10y No 1. No
alsy The
"s' :, "' James Day grocery '''t GREEN SCOTT.
ny GREEN s. SCOTT Auct,oneer..
EoUR Two-sTo FRAME HOUSES AND LOT AND VA
cant saidins lot nucsnon Tuesday, the I'd May shall
No. 8 s on ma s
@ mi ss ros n %a s
And %n.,sy ass the the 4sov. we .h. sell 10, No.
49, No e. fronting :. Zee, on ao stree, West. between
Terms onehaif balance months,
bearing interest nom day Of sale deed given and deed
Ap2-d Aucuonssr.
IsroRr Of 81. Dom,nso. vols. Of 400 page. each.
III boond. Price so
Ap2T FRANCK TAYLOR.
MAPS o War, with News per
WI steamers
Turkey nd Turks by Adophus siade.
Violet Child OF the City Of New York LIZ.
n y. Greedy.
Spirit Manifestations Exumined and Explained.
Judge Edmonds Retutcd by John Bovee Dods.
Mrs. Parington's Life and saying.
For sale TAYLOR i MAURY,s
ApT bookstore. OH
pENsY EscyCl.OPEDIA-e volumes, being all
Of American reprint 50
volume, full bonnd IN CLOTH ned with enuavinsr
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH STREET
opposite tho Judiciary Square, be
for sale public auction tuesday, I'd
premises beautifully located
building
north, opposite the Judiciary square being lot No
No. 53a having OF rs
- feet ~ inches, containing 21 square
the valuable and esby situated building
procuringa valuable for first residence
equal insAments, ~, s months, with interest,"
red be deed oftrust the property
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap 23-d Aucuonser.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
aueuons-am Thursday afternoon April 97lh O'CLOCK
he premises shall subd fons
ing each ~ feet ON I'm street
running back average depth Of "
full depth Of
These lots beautifully vicinity
Myeue square and desirable for building purposes
Temsi onsthird cash, the aud
interest secured by deed OF trust. 80 3I i
Ap23-d AueIionee.
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EOH LEASE.

THE NArrsHAL TMKArKE the city OF Washington, for the
Il suing o n Of
National largest world
every VII IL.
With
every respect n desirable establishment
selected, the would
ccde following arrangement
The receipts thusi The expenses
Of asy tho rent (aI urpiu) be
divided the members OF the Ia The proportion
salaries The proprietor would hsve claim for
until after Of expenses and salafies.
proprietor like, therefore, receive communications
parties this or action. The
proprietor the best talent by paying to
all the profta.
Every received will bc known the proprietor aoAe who
viii feel himself liberty reveal the Of party i'd
dressing him this subject
90 communications (prepsid) be addressed to The
ga, Washington D. CT
AID 4-dm MAT. Era and Star
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William H. Burwell OF Virginia, for time past con
nected with the Baltimore American has become associate
editor Of the Baltimore Patriot
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COLLINS, BOVINE, q Co., 18th street, second door
Pennsyivanis avenue ana Of
,rd .,ape stationery Coping and noaraI presses cheap
Whiting papers, das reese
writing DESKS sesep soeks shipping receipt books
emf uksands deed manifold
eases, pencils, sn perforated board
copying memorandum boots time book
ios pens, writing nk elastic paper
holders seal and books
boards Fancy stationery IN efss vshe
". Books ruled and bound 10 pattern
ch.rts recrscts 40 BRANCH OF sTATIONERs' HALL,
An io-sIn, ia land i78 Pearl street, New York
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fsrcoSp pEspArcH.l
More of the Calamity.
.Nnicitlc-- Nnre "a fhe =

NEW fonH, April 26-Edmund Christ, amcrcbsnin Broad
street, committed suicide last night
More dead bodies have already been removed from the
Broadway fire believed to be under
the ruins.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE, BY ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT
court, story brick house and lot sscon
Wednesday, sell,
premises the circuit court sxcslsns three
brick the lot which sands belonging the
estate Of the late Anthony Preston situated osun sss On north
Of 9Th
running alley b. subdvision Of lot
square The house well built, conveniently
ranged, with good back building f#F
Terms. oneourh Of the cash ne residue n
deferred bearing intsrsst from day II sale
be paid annuaiy and upon the full pyncss o. the
such title u vested In shen
All u the purchaser Should the purchaser
comply the commissioners The night
RESELL The the hr purehase sx days. By CIV
s "''' '.'' a''s = ''' '.'--' - j. c. MARKNKss,
WIN. II. OUNNRLL.
G. CRANDELL,
w. @. DEAL,
+. GREEN = SCOTT,
Ap 23-d Apcuoneers
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Fifty thousand dollars said to have been subscribed
in New York towards establishing line of comu-
ncaton with Liberia.
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ny J. Q. moauInE. Au..,.n..r. -

ny - q. McGUIHE. AuOti0neor.
VHHEE NEW HOUSES AT AUCTION Friday AZ
a.s :s1 s e. Oh pssss
ua"ss back is ~.
Sss s sns
Terms hair cash the residue in six and lively, ,ou,
JAS. C. McouIlE
90 The above sale II possponcd Tharsday A.
- - : : - : : = Txs. ss....::,
HE Ara ssadsns in Mnnioh, By ANA. Mary Hewitt.
The Preservation e Health; By Jn0 @ Warren, NJ D.
Jus; Iseeveda, ,9",-1 TAYLOR . MAURY's
APPS Bookstore. near 9th u.
REmARKABLEt
MOTHER chance for business. prsn, which requires
only $500 capital. aud premises boldly clear profit oS
OF article the stability Of which well
her inflammation address g. B. G.. through the post Office.
ETrEn and Eooi.eaP papers, ruled and plain, from
COLLINS, BOVINE. \ CO.,
18th street, two doors north Of Psnn. avenue
Branch Of sadoners' Hall, ia and lN ms
Ap ia-dim Pearl street, New York.
WANTED, by . rsspeet.bls yeans wonas. .it..-
ton :. seams.rcs or % wait upon younx adss one who PEI
who would have objection 70 travel with family 0ocd
able family April M-M
CPRING CLOTIIING-Gentlemcn prsferrinx their
y clothing order invited examine The superior ad
vanages we are now Offering in price and quality pchasers Of
superior manner qualities
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND vEsTINOs.
Having Of able and experienced
faithfully promise entire satisfaction i9 =; es,s' srrpHrns
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th s,rssis,
Ap25-6t aextto Iron Hall
/
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CANTON MATrINGS and Floor OiIclefhs.-Jua e
and SALE schooner sassman extensive and
Of white red checked, and fancy matne In 5<
~, -, and 81 widths. -, $50.
prepared sell them low and
haps than other retail house In the country
quality and low priced moor OIL
cio,s and desirable designs known 70 he
which will and n At the shones nonce 70 rooms
halls and passages, diagram -, .x,r~r . r~r.ov
Apf
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CANTON MATIINGs FLOOR OILCIOTHs Ac-Ths
subscribers just received scboonc Arctic and voian
New York
rs pieces white Canton mating yard wido
IS do do do yard and quarter vide
10 do do do lhree quarters ynrd wide
do "a 49, 50, and o. na,iisg, superior qualify
fun English ocohs, quail
handsomsst styles, which will be
shspc room, passsse or hall
The following desirable furnishing goods
importation order for this mrrke
10 pieces 70 4 pure linen .heetsss
10 liz
10 do io4 do do
damask table napkins
do linen towels, cheap
$50 pure linen shirtnRs, every quality
rs l04 English toilet bed quilts
rs ia do do do
25 1914
rs Ia do coored bed qniIts
which attention Of bousek with
be made OF
profit than other similar goods in the Dis
HOOE BRO, d co.
Ap I3-3tnws~if
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The city mortality in New York last week reached
hundred and twenty Of which sxtythree died of
SUMPTION thirythree OF commissions and nineteen of
smallpox
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LIoHT-FIscEaED oNEs.-The lght-fngered gentry have
been actively engaged their nefarous pursuit the North
Liberties during the last three Coats ladies'
dresses umbras &c, have been stolen from the halls
dwellings at theupper end Of lth street in broad day light
The police the alert.
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The authorities of Cuba recently denied passport TO
Creole who desired TO visit the United States for the pur
pose of educating his son.
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DENSY ENCYCLOPEDIA-8 volumes, being all
issued Of the American reprint for sale 50
full bonpd cloth, filled with engaviugs.
Also volumes Of the Penny Magazine 60 yoYe
issued At - volume rpA6cn rrfhoh
IN
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MAPS Tho Seat OF War, with Latest News ps
nj steamers
Turkey and the Turks by Adophus slade.
Violet the Child Of the City story Of New York Life by Ro
eu .. Greedy
Spirit Manifestations Erumned and Explained.
Judge Edmonds Rrtuted by John Bovee Dods.
Mrs PartinEons Life and saying.
For sale at TAYLOR Il MAURYs
nea reel
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la addition 10 the very meagre report furnished by
telegraph Tuesday night publish the following in
teresting European received per steamship Arabia
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Captain Soakaoh of the Typographical engineers OF Rus
sia guest of the board OF councmen of New York
on last Friday evening.
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NogTTCEg-

V ME undersigned needing what may be
IL due him, hereby requests those who
are indebted to him, either by notes or other
wise, to come forward and pay without delay,
if they wish to save costs.
He takes this opportunity to announce to
his friends and the public. in general that he
has on hand Q fine stock of Dry Goods and
Groceries, which he will sell cheap for cash.
j. REMY VIOU.
Washington, Sept. %, 1854.
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~ 1--WE - a9U 80 d q = 3&3
PREPARED BY
DR.. G. M. JACKSON,

DAS. ". w. CAChcUN, - a.+5.
No. l20 Arch Street, Phizadalph;n
Their power over the above diseases not exceled
II equally, by any other preparation in the United
States as the cures attest in many cases after sfI
physicians had failed
lnese Dltters are worthy the attention of inyaIids
Possessing great virtues in the reetfcato of diseases
OF the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most
searching powers in weakness and affections of the
digestive organs they are, witha safe, certain and
pleasant.
Testimony of the highest csaracteri HON. GEO,
sihOof, Judge OF the District Court in Perry Co,
"a November 18th, 1852 said "Your .Hoodands
German Btters has been in use in our place over
year past and to the astonishment of many has ner
formed wonders. w may notice few instances that
nave come under our own immediate notice almost
every person who has stopped at the hotel of Wn.
Lackey, one year since predicted from his enacated
countenance and debility, that he could not i've
much longer. He was unable to attend to his bust.
ness and for the greater part of his time confined to
his ROOM We recommended him to try the German
Dtters, which ne did and to the surprise of his
friends and acquaintance he is now able to attend
to his usual Business and perform manual labor Th
case OF Henry Asper, stone mason, whom no one
supposed would ever recover from the debility ofhis
system, but was looked upon as fast approaching the
grave, took eight or nine bottles of these Bitters d
ring the last winter and this summer he has been ito
the surprise of all who knew his CASEY following his
trade. The case of William Murphy ia no less a.
tonlshlng lie too, was so far reduced as to induce
general belief that the grave alone would be his
only remedy. Mr.. Lackey recommended him 10 try
the Hooaand German Btters; he is now apparently
well man., and able to do hard days work We
could mention many other cases of similar chafac.
ter OF 1t were necessary. /, myself derived much,
very much benefit from their use. have given con-
siderable of away not for your benefit alone, but
to relieve suffering humanity, and let me assure you
am pleased to see the happy result To the afflicted
we say try theni fairly aud will warrant relief
These Bters arc worthy the attention of invalids,
possessing great power in the restoration of healthy
aeon Of the Liver and the lesser glands giving tone
system generally to high state Of health
For sale BY respectable dealers in medicine every.
where.
These Bitters are ENTIRELY YEaErAB1E. thew iny;-
gorate aud strengthen the system, never PROSTATE IT.
and can be used for Infants as well as adults.
Sold in 0pelousas by P. L. Hebrard, and John
Posey.-In Washington by s. D. AIis
opelousas October l4th., ls54.-em.
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NOTICE.

ICHAEL BIHM Of the Parish of St.
w Landry, State Of Louisiana, having
applied byNhis petition to be appointed Ad.
ministratoref the Succession of the late Au-
REL1A LAvEAGNE. deceased wife of Francois
Joubert, late Sf the aforesaid PARISH
Now, therefore, any person intending to
make opposition to said appointment wil1 file
the same IN writng in my Office, in the town
Of Opelousas, within ten days from the date
ofthe present notice.
Al GARRIGUES, CLERK.
Opelousas, December End 1854.
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IC0aToE.

4 AIRY KING, Of the Parish Of st. Ian.
1S dry, has applied by her petition, for
the appointment Of Administrators of the rs.
tate ii community between herself and her
children, the issue Of hcl marriage witlaeIohn
Cook, her deceased husband, late off;;rS +
ish Of st. Landry, snni
Therefore, any person inten8it d
opposition to said appointhentfiets NJ l s
same in writing, in my ofiae, is on s d
Qpelousas, within, ten days6 Rdo4
this notice. a11EsS ~
= A. GARRIGUEs
Ovelousas, December I'd, 1854.
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n ME undersigned informs all persons in
Il debted to him by neglected notes or
accounts, that if they do not come forward
and settle up on or before the month of April
1856. that they will be sued judieialIy.
LASTIE DUPRE.
Opelousas, November 18th, 1S54.-4t.
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DRUG STORE,

HE undersigned have the honor to III.
form the public that they have Just re-
dat Their Drug sStoys. .0oxsaey 9f Il1af,a
Believlte streets, in 0pelousas, j Fresh
sient Of Drugs, Medicines, Perfume.
Paints, de- which they offer for sac at
aost reasonable prices.
leg Arrays haveon hand Patent Madici-
4 1. MI kinds-an All articles appertaiaing
Pif linz 0f business.
hey have secured tllasarvices of an
sIBncAd and careful druggist, Who will
n II sssgls G,sd 1lz1isaR the calls of farai-.
lllEl 8 the probes
b b HEBRAIiD & CO.
pelouaas, Nov 25th, IS54.-fna
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I'm \ HE ORE CHI CHERE, Of the pa.
lsb ofSk Landry, having applied b.
his Position for the ntment Of. Admins
tratorpf Me estate Of John Powell, deceased,
late Of The PasiAb of 81 Landry.
Therefore any person intending to make
to said appointment, VIII file the
same ID writing, III my office. in the town Of
0pelensas, within ten days from the date Of
! a. GARRf IJIES, Clerk.
Dpeloasas, december Cd, 1854.
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LIVER CORIPI.ATRT
DYSPEPSIA.
.JAINnICE

JAUNDlCE. .....
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASE
oF The KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DISORDERED
LIVER OR STOMACH:
each as Constipation inward Piles, Fulness of Blood
to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea
heartburn, Disgust of Food, Fullness or weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fiutter.
ing at the Pit OF the Stomach, Swimming Of the
mead hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering
at the Heart, Checking or Suiocating Sensations
when in iaying posture, Dimness of Vision, DOS
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain III
the Head, Deficiency Of Perspiration, Yeowness
OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side. Back.
Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Fushes Of Heat, Burn,
ing IN the Flesh, Constant maginings of evil, and
Great Depression of Spirits
CAN BE EFFEcrgALLY CURED BY
DIR. H00FLAND'S CELEBRATED
GER sN& a N BTrYEP3. 4
PREPARED BY
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A, GAReIG q uEs
.s ~ ns cenlbcr 3D., 1854
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ENEV,IEVE MANUEL, ofthe Parish
ofSt. Landry, State of Louisiana. hav-
aedsa petition 10 be appointed Admilais-
* ofthe Succession Of n ALER9 GUILLo-
Der deceased husband, late Of the Parish
/ Landry
IN. therefore, any person intending to-
opposition to- said appointment, will flef
eme in Mritingein my Office, Ia the town
aalousas, within ten days from the date
present publication.
A. GARRIGIEs, Clerk.
lelpnsas Dec. End, 1854.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1854-12-09
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ST-MARTINSV VILE, LA.,
N AS constantly on hand ine assort-
IL Il ment of Italian Marble, of the finest
quality, for Tombs, &c. Persons in want of
such works will please send their orders to
him, IN St Martfnsville, or to the editors of
the Opelousas Courier.
lie warrants all his foundations.
st. Martinsville, December 31st, 1s53.-1y