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The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04

READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY.
The Public are particularly cautioned against
Base Counterfeit which has lately made its appear
ance 4 is called by the Lmposter who makes lt"W
B. Farrelrs Arabian Liniment.' This is DANCE
rous fraud and more liable to deceive from his bear
ing the name of Farrell. Therefore be particular
,.euer to call for BY the name "Farreps Liniment
for unprincipled dealers will impose this SPU-
RIOUS Mixture upon you for the genuine but al
,oqs ask for H. G. FARRELL's ARABIAN L1N1MENT"
and take no oter as the genuine always has the let
ters H. G. before Farrells, his signature is also on
the outside wrapper, and these words blown in the
glass bottle-"H G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN
LINIMENT, PEORIA"
AGENTS WANTED in every Town, Village
and Hamlet in the United States in which one is
not established Apply by letter to II. G. Farrell,
Peoria, ILL.,. with good reference as to Character,
Respons bility, &c.
Call on the agent who will furnish Free Of Charge
Book containing much Uatua6te information tor
every class of citizens.
PRIcE-25 cts. so cts. and one dollar per bottle.
THE ONLY GENUINE is manufactured by II. u.
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale Druggist No. II Main street, Peoria, ILL.,, and
for sale wholesale and Retail at Propretors prices
by JOHN POSEY.
rCal and get Farrier Book, free of charge.
Opelousas, Jan. 14th, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04
Public Sale.

BIZ the undersigned, Public Auctioneer,
in and for the Parish Of st. Landry.
TWyHE public are hereby informed that
IL there will be sold at public sale to the
last and highest bidder by the undersigned,
in the Town of Washington, Parish of St.
Landry, on
Wednesday 1st March next, 1854,
the following described property belonging
to the estate in community between the late
Colomb Donate and Euphrazie Lemelle, his
wife, both deceased, late Of the Parish of St.
Landry, to wit :.
The undivided half of Half Lot of ground,
situated in the Town of Washington, at the
corner of Washington and - street, boun-
ded South by Jos. Roux, and Joseph Lacomb,
East by Bridge street, and West by Washing
ka, straaf fa0athar vYifh the
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THE CoUR - e.
ffisIal Journal Of the Parish Of st. Landry
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
JOEL n, SANDOZ l. ANDREW MEYNIER.
CONDITlONs.


Subscription, for one year, payable in advance
three dollars if paid at the end of the year. four dol
lars. No subscription will be received for period
less than one year. A subscriber wishing to dis,
continue, must give tcren notice to that effect and
settle up all arrearages.
.Advertising:-For one square not exceeding the
space of ten lines one dollar for the first Insertion
and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion. Longer
advertisements will be charged according ly.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out, until the editors
shall Judge it convenient to discontinue the publ-
cation.
liberal deduction made on advertisements in
serted for long period.
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
antl all the arrearages paid unless at the option
of the publishers. .,
No election tickets or other Jobs printed without
the money, or the person ordering them to be print
ed is responsible person.
Ten dollars in nadvance will invariably be required
Gor the announcement of candidates for office
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04
N % III Cd " A 1a

~ Ia At Cd " A 9as
yHE undersigned respectfully informs
- the public that he has moved his DOM
icil to the late residence of Mr. Eugene Ber-
cier, in Opelousas
He takes this opportunity to thank his ma
ny friends and the public for the favors and
the confidence placed in him. and hope to me-
rit continuance of the same
T. ACHER, d. NJ.
Opelousas 2sth January 1854. ST.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04

UYHOSE who may be indebted to the Es-
q tate of Ozeme Guilbeau, are requested
to come and settle with the undersigned, Ad-
ministrator of said Estate, or otherwise they
will incur costs Those also who have claims
against said Succession, must within thirty
days from this date, present the same to the
aforesaid administrator, at his domicil
PLACIDE GUILBEAU, Jr.
January 18th, 1854-1m.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04
~ q He

TOSEPH HARMAN, of the Parish of St.
O. Landry, State of Louisiana, having filed
a petition for the appointment of Administra-
tor of the Estate Of late ORsAMUs L. HAIR
MAN, deceased, late of the Parish of St. Ian
dry
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, in nay Office, in the town Of
Opelousas, within ten days, from the publ
cation of this notice.
A. GARRIGUES, CLERK.
Opelousas, JANUARY 2Sth, 1854
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04
Opelousas, January 18th, 1854.
On the a4tE February 1854.

On the I 4dh FeDTWaFy S14,
q LARGE sale of valuable property a
q Plantation of 1900 acres, and Cy-
press Swamp, adjoining, situated on the West
Bank of Bayou Beuf near Holmesville,
known as belonging to the minor heirs Of
Jacob G.. Keller and Martha G. Hargroves.
deceased, about 35 miles from Opelousas, to-
gether with all the Buildings and improve
ments thereon, consisting of large Dwelling,
Sugar House and apparatus Gin House with
two gin-stands affixed, Negro cabins, out hou-
ses and all the improvements appertaining to
a large Sugar or Cotton Plantation, also
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04
Taken up as an estray,

- In one of the streets Of Opelousas, on
Il - the 22nd instant, small creole horse,
T commonly called Tackey of a bal co.
- - lor with the tight hind foot white and
no apparent brand he had Oh him when taken up
asaddle and bride, and was dragging new rope.
The owner can have him back by calling on the
undersigned and paying the costs.
NOEL LARCADE.
0rclcosay 2Esh January 1881, 9
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04
Public Sale.

Estate Of Domelise Dubuisso,,, deceased
s0idosO Of Samuel Durosser.
UVHE public are hereby informed, that
IL there will be sold, at public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, at the last resi-
dence of the deceased, on the Bayou Beuf, in
this Parish, by the undersigned, public auc-
tioneer in and for the Parish Of St. Landry, on
Thursday, the 10th February next,
the following described property, belonging to
the Estate of Domelise Dubuisson, deceased
widow of Samuel Durosier, to wit:
pDI2 PhANPAP1DNo 8
on which the deceased last resided, situated
on Bayou Beuf, in this Parish, bounded on
the upper side by lands of Mrs. Gardner, on
The lower side by lands of Mrs. Littell, on the
North side by the Bayou Beuf, and on the
South side by the Public Domain, containing
ffty-two acres and half.
Horses, eighty barrels Of corn in
shuck, fodder, about twenty-five
heads of hogs, about 81 thousand
four hundred pounds of cotton,
kitchen utensils, household furni-
ture, one clock, one saddle and
briddle, one branding iron, farm
ing tools, &c. &c.
Conditions The land to be sold on
terms of credit as follows: One half paya-
BILE the fifteenth of April eighteen hundred
and fifty five and the other half of the pur
chase money payable the fifteenth of April
eighteen hundred and fify-six, mortgage
will be retained to secure the punctual pay
ment of purchase money, until final payment,
with eight per cent yearly interest, from ma
turity till paid. The movable property will
be sold, one half payable the fifteenth of
April eighteen hundred and ffty-fye and the
other half payable on the fifteenth of April
eighteen hundred and ffty-six, except such
sums as may fall under FIVE dollars which
will be required in cash, on the day of sale.
Approved personal security will be required,
and eight per cent yearly interest, from ma
turity till paid, for all purchases made of the
personal property.
Payments to be made at the Store ofPhilip
Stagg, in Grand Prairie,
EyTE. DEBAILLON,
Auctioneer.
Opelousas, January 18th, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04
NOTICE.

"AVING formed partnership with P.
- D. Hardy Esq, for the transaeting Of
the business ofour profession, I inform my
friends that tho absent myself, their business
will be punctually attended to, by addressing
themselves to him.
B. 4. MARTEL. !.
Opelousas, January 21st, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04

wThe above sale has been postponed till
THURSDAY, End DAY OF MARCH NEXT, 1854.
EvTE. DEBAILLON, Aucti0neer.
Opelousas, 2Sth January, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04

S1le0p, 1t Ilodu vi llOlllcuS ny .Exs&gY
cattle, 4 pairs of oxen' a3sa3#sSz'"
large quantity of plantation uten-
sils, &c.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
One fourth of purchase money, payable
cash, the balance in three annual instalments,
from the day of sale.-Purchasers giving ap-
proved personal security and the lands and
Slaves remaining specially mortgaged to secu.
re principal and interest All sums not pune.
tually paid at maturity, to bear eight per cent
interest until final payment
Note-Mr P j. Pavy being joint ow-
ner in said property and large creditor Of
deceased, will be present on the day of sale.
and will grant liberal extension of the afo.
resaid terms of credit to any person who will
purchase the plantation separately, or the
plantation, negroes, work stock, farming uten'
,sils, &c, in block.
REFER RENcEs:
LoBIT & CARPENTER, New Orleans.
E. H. MARTIN, Opelousas.
LOUIS CHAuDET, on the plantation.
EvTE. DEBAILLON, Auctioaseer.
Opelousas, January 7th, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04

wK7E E daily hear Of the most astonishing
wv cures being effected by that great
and poDular medicine the genuine
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04

CharleS negrO-man, aged 20 years.
Alfred, negro-man, aged "A years.
Isaac, negro-man, aged 25 years.
John, negro-man, carpenter, % years.
Guilty, negro-man, aged % years.
George, negro-man, aged q years.
Henry, negro-man, aged 18 years.
Andrew, negro boy, aged 10 years.
Angelo, negro-woman, aged 20 years.
Jim, negro-man, aged 25 years.
Jupiter, negro-man, aged 27 years.
Pallon, negro-man, aged 2l years.
Liger, negro-man, aged so years.
Alfred Newly, negro-man, aged a years.
Charles Bouda, negro-man, aged II years.
Julien, negro-man, aged 20 years.
Francis, negro-boy, aged 10 years.
Elizabeth, negro-woman aged "A years.
Her child, Jenny, aged years.
Lovenia, negro-woman, aged 38 years.
Louise, negro-woman aged 40 years.
Her child, Prudent, aged 8 years.
Lucinda, negro-woman, aged n years.
Her child, Robert, aged2 years.
Maria, negro-woman, aged rs years
Her child, Charles aged 4ycars.
Nancy, negro-woman, aged 81 years.
Rachel, negro-woman, aged % years.
Lucille, negro-woman, aged 26 years.
Her child, aged l year.
Jane, negro-woman, aged Is years.
Her child, aged 2 months.
Rose, negro-girl, aged Is years.
Frances, negro-girl, aged IA years.
Ann, negro girl, aged 10 years.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04

Opelousas, January 9TH, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04
Public SsaEe.

WW7IL be sold, at public auction, to the
wv highest and last bidder, by the un-
dersigned, public auctioneer, for the Parish
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-04
10 Guard Against Imposition

Peoria, III, July 2, 1s49.
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EELEGRAPHIC NEWS
b. the National Inc.
TNLEoNAPn9l9oNTnEDAlLYINTElLloESN
CONGRESSIONAL.

10 .,,,,,,-o, p.c m = g.unts. Air. David s.
p mAS SnSs,, G,a DVUi nam Min Co@lns Swor
IN 49, 49,
M, A,,o,. ,o,,oano.d. NM. establishing a mi.
,,ID "" ~, %1 ~ REMUNERATION ,6oySonl tGg Unite,
S,o,a' ,Fho XII sv,.n5s lie i'm m nouraliza
,,.,' TO- q, wv ~ s,,nsithStio i'm vrars ln,r
n.y." So.S ~ ,Lo n,,'csn continent wsnId
w. ,,!1 % ~, s',n,, ri Amsicon nsons
9 Se y, t'qu'sS Wv w nm I'M, m ,nlGcs.
.IoSI nv h.iT nv, ~ iTm,g,HI,on IN denied
@ ~ i,1 ~ nn, No,Siwg Soc,y NJ
W. "nIi,,os o,.I as.noiS,inn WS fiscsi,nsr
"Ii ,ppS,,, Go,.isn =. nS reoJ INN ,oms ior.
me, ct,,S ~ iis sb,yins ,bnI he uS, mn nm
@' y. n oSo,ns ,su INF Gr dii1jnk m,n,.
nun 'e',us Ssu.uSs n.'3 w" "cS o n,ai i"'
s'a,o .,,h ,ho oIni,,i,nis,s SLeH
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Uo o "s So, ; H. Sisy M IeTSiusJ 1" ,a,,oJScs
,Li' hi w re"
&c n ,,,I.,.,o.,I The n,iocinI. 4. ,r IN,
.,' N,,Sin', wv oy,ssI viii ,h.,N q, n, y,
nv ,,,n,,s,, VEL lie lem of nnln,oIivSinr
.u.y r'vlys'u ~ 80. NJ An.,'o,n
Snu ~. 'us' p's,s,vWs S' " 'u" '''''''u"''
~ y'TJ H. L. ,sG.S,d 70 tho con,,,oo on
i ng wv "'' '"N'' 'S'''''' W Wv SV''''''S w
'uulV'any ~ 80. .,,. !, ,u, t.u.n.
W., ~ 49,. II,;n"i. ,i'o, ", C@;co"o
1o'etns'' " '"S ''''"O'' '''''' ''u'OS' ~
Nj AZ, C,os. orrs,o5 i'm 4, oho,i,b iho r,onL;no
n,;v,I.os
P', ~. SE,o,dhs,d ,.Do..d h,.t 10 ,hs Senate 4,
,diI ~ SsSoIp,sI,o Hns,J n pnbiic 4 cSonnIs.
w" nv, w. Iii XII of los
"o w" ,h 800 ~, fran ~ n s6,no MI
49,; ~ ~ oIs I'm. nressni Tbs
60 Ihan nI,nW,na,,
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My FRIENDS
A nd tho Pablo goipnlly are hereby Informed
that keep Constantly or hand Select ali0Timenl pi
READY MADE CLOTHING
or tho beat quality, and Of workmanship and Rnl hequa
70 tho duesi cuslbm Wdrki-e Circumstance worthy Of
note 10 travellers and olheIh TH. HUGHES,
No IS, corner Nom and Water als.
sePi9 RAshtnA n.
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A RArLUoAp ~ the SUBURBS H'SO',-The
Sheriff Of Lebanon county, P0, adyerlises Tor
ole not only the entire possessions Of The Daurhn
nd SusQueh Rna Coal Company consisting OF
Il ,16S acres Of coal lands. together With oil The
aines, machinery, &C., but asO all The Dauph'p
ind Susouvhanna Ilailrad, Tie sale waslo Ioke
Place a, the Office Of The company near Cold
spGns, in Lebanon county. on Ridny The SllI Of
December.
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Nav TnEArRE.--The Griends Of the drama, and
AZ niends and paIlOns Of the higher order Of
r.sldcal umusrmenls generally in this city ATE
,o,,irnly awaiting The completion Of lie new
'.,,re. MI. II. D. MATrLsoA under whose eK'
,t,nced management this new temple Of Apollo
XII Open, isengOgsd with an active force in finish
,s interior, and lwOor thee weeks al luItheSl,
,ill witness the completion Of decidedly one Of
\. neatest and most beautiful Theatre in The
West.
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Fnr At AERoS.-An eMtn Beacon Of Friday
coming says Obstructive fire occurred in Akron
he previous night. AsquoTy, in The business cen
lie Of The town. principally COMPOSED Of wooden
hidlnss, was entirely destroyed. The principal
nlfrrers were Messs. Gardner & Walkeb Nor.
bn, Peterson & WelmoTe, j. II. Chtisty & Co..
Cook & Dassel, G. & S. Krmp,L Sumner & Par
Zee, ]. Kelly. ]. Gardner, John Lunler, DO. The
luiIdiags were not valuable, and The loss will moi
exceed 20 OF $4,000.
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HUSBAND, WIFE. & YOUNG LADY CUREDl
LET FACT SpEdHll
nAkKEI.YiLLN, AIl, Eheny CO., Md.l

To MSifS MorIiiasr d MSWBrayi-L Tear Sllo--nJuslice
10 d.. HampiUnS Vegetable 1hItule, visit lu0i n
wa takcu sick Oh Tue I'd day OF January lth
Aas attended by four eminent hysieenS N noe ilau
two monllS-Iil iiuie OF no eject he AtOAe knowi
edse u tile eat Niius III Haml toms Tireluo non Que
uoills which my wlehbd taken tWO years since
cam 10 tbe eOuelnSiou that would tOke n9 more ne
telne I,om y phJGclanS but Uy tie Ipetuei anu sn
Happy 10 nlOin you ihal lad Tot taken Two day. BE-
IOe leI liz powerful influence upon NV b0n avh, bavo
confined USlY the Tinciwe aud able 70 ltaye my
OOnI and can eat sny eOmmoii die without mueL lhf0
yelncnCc OF pressure on ny stomach.
Tie uflieled or their friends, arc daily uslug ne,
10 learn VI ihe neat VirtuS IN The "Tiletuio" OF
hsmpiUmt,
iex, eel to send you several certificates 10 NieW diyS
me- especially, ION young lady whOhad heeu e0nheh
10 hsr room Icf IL months, with disate Of lie head A.
'e''"' 'H' O''u X, w.HALL.
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CINCINNATI MARKEr.

DEC. u.-Plour dull als7 ,SOa1,6O. BuckwheAl
flour SO pei 100 lbs Whisky 2si Hogs quiet
OF 4, 9Oa50O. Provisions very dull. Green honls
6Ia6l. Mess Pork held at Sl2. PINE old lard 49,
Mulusses firm al 200. Coffee lido. C!OYgIseed
$50.
Exchange unsettled prices favor buyers, rates
ranged h,m pat 10 ole premium, Some banks
checking al premium.
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rrThe Boston wulet Board, a(leE experiment
Jog for weeks for the purpose Of nscerIa'nins the
cause Of Tie impurities existing in The wals'' lnys
At last published long report, the gis' Of which
b2a, they know nothing about II, and advise the
citizens 10 wait patiently.
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liz llOnse loon alter ndjouined.
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RRnW NPyV YORK

UEc. l,-lIis rnmored that Chs. r, Loosed,
Austrian Consul Of THIS port, sailed in The Baltic
IN Saturday under mysterious circumstances II
is alleged, the officers wtfe on the alert to nTEesl
him on a ChOrgeOf being implicated in an extern
sive fraud.
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Tnr wE,rnrE isat it, old If ck' Of uluremenl
I'D deception again. Yesterday morning and last
ttht we had more freezing, aud We ATE afrOid
atrs is lnucn more freezing lLon thawins in the
0ounlans. The clerk Of the weather Seems, just
NV. 10 be yeEy sllpneLy CuslOmet.
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IRA decision just rendered by the United States
Circuit Court al Boston has disftanthlsed two
thousand alien voters, ia consequence Of the de-
tclre organization Of tie Police Court by which
Meir nnneEs WIRE isFned.
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DySgsPSia, RktuWaiiSm, Serofula, Cough ASih
ma, CORsugPli0n, Liver Complaint, Sc,

ID
AIO ron SlCkl beware OF limitations l-ASk for ltipP-
foNS Vegetable 7iHeETs, Tie lnonl eu'es made " iha
aud safe Teuedy mai induce COuRlellelllug
medicine must have mcIi(, aud se tnAltl, 100, 10
And The test OF public OnlniO. No NTt olpuug eAnsh
yahite worthless aTlIe, ~ AZ ~ keep tpI,N GOOD
medicine Il II 10 not really so.
good medicine will live become popular, and extend
Us sales yelr alter year, ~ tNlte o. oppoaiuon 10 rev
pic leadlly fluid out lie virtues, aid The ame le pas
cs IIOn mouth 10 mouth with more nPdilY tsn IoWa-
papers can spread IL. AliVlhs Wltnehs ustiYilg ntho
cure dmsdte has made lOr hlnia OF mOo Scl S ibuit
inmooI Of whalwe say above, we re OF you 70 ilarP
toms YsEtldlls TReiNTC, aud It's eLecta. i ifHy.
Tho vie Of T. w, Yelkle, GtOcer as Pearl IT., cured
Of RheunalisnrOf eight yoart hsralngI ull olhorTtnt
7 YIN NJ oldham, (ots Of TIE CpstOm HOa,s, DWELLING
NOis6 Piue St, Oi DysPePsi' llg permanently
uTed. ft 8k., tans31i !gIg1 u
most highly respectable ellltni ens Of geai ntNlBf'q
and restored 10 TObuSt healihf #, .NAHlHn3G
JATot Pumuel, 100 baltimore o., 1pRe ed nteLtrly
years with hp dteaSe aud ueltutla tevlnatsnli cuth
alterOll other remedies had Allied, t az
Space will hot permit 10 iOme lundrede Of olheriN
Geo, w Goodrich, Cap Tllos. y not, kobt usu jas.
Shiyth cured OF rheumatism.
John PeTvsil, =. \, GChu, john Luke, Rev. ". FISK
Ildsc H. 81 Navy, AID thousands oilers cured oil W 6lNl
STA, SCI OIulb couch, liver eOnSAusI bronchitis, saint
Wins phnCo, &c. WeTele 10 opT pwn ell'fens-C'n
them u llIsL .t.t .ly..e I'd 4,
Vegetable NlLCluIe, is IN he SQlh ear taGocd hei, 30
that DO seen that ShOt lnalee got on iotmpo'e
III GaSgsiUS6RgUS iBlhs city viii bear Tie SANE lesli-
GS'can and 60, pamphlets ts'StIS> and SO tie many
cures. PRO-.
G5!FOr sale BY Z. r. IIegNn q So, wh,sllrs,
gneIAl agortsi John HI AnppuuJ OH Nald, Hnd By
nj :, MosT,nrs & MuwpnAY, 80 BsiumorsA,
Baltimore Q, aud SOi broadway My. VISA
GT'PrieeSl perboltIe. %
/
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pcruL,G LrcrvREs.-we ate pleased 10 leaIn
.,,T W. TPrON Esq, VI Ohio, well known 10
,oyof our cniz us as an elegant and pleasing
,.,E,t viii deliver COuse OF live lils'OIy Lee
-, a, l'nIon Hall in ibis city. The 6rsl lecture
p,. crurse Wi, be delivered this evening, Sub.
cg The English Language, in its application
IA adaptation to the wants Of Young AmeucO.
Tickets 10 the course, SIi single tickets 20
.n,,. to he had OF The Bookstores Of the city.
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BcsroN, Dec II.-ThvsteOm Ellen GesboIner
ii is presumed, GOundeTed on rTpasagv from BOs'
lOn to ST. Join. All hands il Is believed, have
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OFFICIAL VOTE or NEW YORK.
Orc. ll.-Tle O!hOia vote Tor Governor gives
Clerk three hundred and nine plutalily over Sry.
mOuE
Mortality for tho week four hundred and fIIy'
Iltee, on lneIeOse Of one bundled aud lhIee.
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NE YORK MARKer.

NE YORK MARKET.
DEcEMsER iI,-Plour firm. S utheln 8, 5na9,S7.
Wheat film with upward tendency, GeneSsee 2,S6a
$50; while Michigan 2,l6a2,2O. Corn Unsellleti
western mixed 92a9l. Pork lHGe lower, mess l3I'
81; prime i2,STal2,60 Beef firm. Lard Lowell
with sales at lOai0l. Ohio Whisky 40ail, Cot.
ton unsettled. Sales Of 800 bales N. o. middling
at H8i,
: Money unchanged. Reading 49, Illinois Cen.
iTolO2. MY. CenlrOl SO, Erie S0i
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BIsnOP or RnODE lSLASO.-T'he Rev. Thomas
Mach Clark, D. d., was eonseCratsd Bishop or
ae Protestant Episcopal Church, OfRhOde Island
IN the 9Th Instant. The RieltRev. Bishops Hon
Inns, Doune, Eas;bum, SOullgulc, DuEges'' vii
ANS, Lee and Potter weIe present The Right
Rev. Bishop BtOwuelI, Of IT,, presided. Bishop
Bopkins nreached the setmOn.
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NEw YoRK. Dec. ll.-Abraham j. Ackeman
was,nnesled aud charged with swindlmg five thou
sand from the Ohio Life TIusl Company
lie wus clerk Of The Company,
Nothing Of The Pacific
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ontbs rsra4psaey Of ~, sue is4tLIa, sl0I1A9lGl't
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letter ION tie above;
ARRElsYILlr, Allegheny CO., No
VI ..a..Iut nc Ober ~, 1852 }Iftr.
AtIJTS NoTIiHsT d MeWITs DeSr SiIai am hSppyto
inlUrmyOu that this day III mo In the eIOJWaht o.
good health, ny lle I'VE OryVur amh0Ws Iinttnie aud
Tie blessings Of God. anne Mild TO pnTapo ny dalf
aVOcaliOns 40 usual and .Ieat deslIe that We
afliclsd should know The fTss { niiNe POWERS OF NE
CiLeluIo, ~. at. II. .a., t-
lam, Will Ttspect. ! ulf,
nT'Call and get soma Pamphlets And tee ne cues o.
coughs, lIroneills KLepnh Ism, Liver Complaint and
ScI OIula,