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CHEMIN DE FER DIES OPELOUSAS.
y lie succesdu chemin de fer des Opclousas
est maintenant etabli dune maniere defnitiye
ct ne saurait plus etre conteste. lie transport
.des voyageurs ct dn fret par cette vote est
deja considerable Yoici CO que le train
d'hier apporte 4 Alger: s'+a
l3 boucauts de suefe, cOnsignes q Toleda-
IL Taylor 4 soasfts II a
81 barils de melasse. j Toledano & Taylor
L. 40 boucauts de sucre, Camaek;s Syms
90. ~ - .ts v s.,' ssb sfs sas .sa
SO bariis do melasse, aux menes. 8 -
f5ss 90 houcauts dc sucre, q Buchanan, Carroll
a Co. s "A I
lUU barlls de- nelasse, aux nlemes.a l s
90 boaeauts de suere, i Hewitt, Norton
#saH q Co.. g ssA ase sstsss ss:1sa *s 3la9
I04 canards de cOur. i Leblanc. ses
1860 canards ide sc0ur, RAYMOND knight
gro douEainesd d'@pf Eugene Leeenor.
IL oies sauvAges, i oFare. ss 7sss
ssasiyis1 lot Dc dindes, i ordre + ss.assss.
i ssssl cage de poules, aerdre. s.,'.I
4Hpa 40 canards sauVages, d ordre. h 4,s
n ss Ia ballesd mousse, d 81 Shift Il Co.. .sk'
ii5estSe lss % % zVov. Is
10 IT. etaiisa h dia cholera, EN- France,
aux dernieresl tlatas4 4Ss, ,ea6 pogsoanea
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- A-WM .

tn Z soussigne previent les personnes qui
-MA lui doivept par biElets ct complies, en-
souFrance, 81 elles ne viennent pas regler d'ici
ap mois. q Avril 1855, qu'elles seront pour
suliyiiiess jjataiciaiteme4t,
LAsTIE DUPRE.
Opelousas, 25 Noyembre 1874.
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Parent st'est ga nae Alarchaadise--La legislature
i du Maryland Went d'abolr les penalties portees
contre fusufe. Largeut, suiyant ellie. nest qu'une
merchandise que chacun est lbre de vendre aux
taux quill ltii convient tant ps pour ceux Dur
achetent trop cher. lie taux regulier, pourles af-
flares coslluereiales, restera fxe CONNIE par lie pas
sea pour .--lMeyehaesbG.
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MARCHANDISES D'AUTOAAllE.

MARCHANDISES D'AUT0NaltE.
E ES soussignes reclament l'attention' dc
nA leurs amis ct de eleurs pratiques sur un
grand assortment de marehandises i 4 ii'aEtdni.
ne ct d'hiveE, consistant prineipalement en-
IN Marchandises seches, ,6Bdahh
-Af fines. ct dss plus 10 mode, qlAy
Habillements eonfectionnes. chaussure pour
hommes, femmes ct enfans, chapeaux OF cas-
quettes, gants, aiasi qG'une grande variste
d'autres marchandises -.
Ills SO fattent dayoir un stock des niaieux
assortis. ct on sdlsposeront des stermes ct prix
les plus raisonnabaes. s...a
:. Donnez-vous Ia peine dc yenir examiner
nos marchandises avant daeheteg siIlepss,,
J.. .GENIN 4, POfRHT.,
Opelousas 2 Decembre 1854.
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AVM =

AIRY KING, de Ia Paroisse Sc. Lam
W dry, ayant presente une petition 4
l'efet d 'etre nominee Administrative de Ia
Succession en- communaute entire elle es ses
enfants, issus de son marriage atec John
Cook, son epoux decede. dernisrement dc ID
susdite Paroisse. Sa -.
En- consequence. avis est par le present
donne 4 ceux qri pourraient avoir aes raisons
legales opposer j u dits nomination, d'a-
yoir . les enregistrer, par ecrit, au Bureau
du Grefier de Ia Cour do District de Ia sus-
dite Paroisse. dams les dix jours qui suivront
la date du present avis.
A. GARR1GUEs, GyeGr.
Opelousas, 2 Decembre, 1854. -,.. Z.
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E soussigne ahuonce tespectueIsehenS
- aux habitans ct rnarchands de St. Ian
dry ct des paroisses avoisinantes, quill est
pret a acheter, tossiours pour du compliant,
toltes les peaux qui lui seront apportees chez
hi'. ct quil les payera au plus haut prix dd
cours. na3 a " j. l., G0URET,
Opelousas 25 Novembre IS5sff.s@--3nA.
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VENTE PuBLIQuE.
Succession de fen Lewis A. Dcskin.

e public est par le present aveYti quil
- sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par le souasi.
gne, Bncanteur public dams ct pour IL Pa
roisse St. Landry, au Pors Barre, en- eetee
Paroisse,
LIE Mardi l2me Decembre courant,
les proprietes dependant de la succession de
feu Lewis A. Deskin, decide. dernierement
de Ia susdite Paroisse, consistans principale.
ment en-
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Tn straager posr les jo,es eamles.-Un usage aseez
'absurde dams les nGurs americaines, est qu'une
dame nadresse janlais la parole un gentleman qui
ne lui aura pas ete plesente Plusieurs DANES sont
tellement esclaves de Get usage, qu'elles en- sont
elles-mames les victimes. Voiei une anecdote que
raconte ce sujet lie Transcript du Massachusetts,
Deux jeunes maries Sc rendrent dernierement b
un spectacle de Lanteyne MagiqEe. La foule etait
grande, ct un eune fashionable parvint s'asseoir,
dams la sale, aupres de Ia jeune ct joie maree.
Pendant la representation Ia sale fut plongee dams
une obscurite complete ct lie gallant profta pour
saisir ct presser tendrement la main de voisne,
trop efFrayee pour Sc delivrer ensuite. Ce leger
triomphe enhardit lie gallant, qu posa levres
les joues br0lantes de Ia dame. Cele-ci pour
echapper des baisers sans fin, appela son mari.
oh John! 81 - r.
-Quoi repondit le mari. ....,.,..s
LIE monsieur qui est cote de moi ne fait que
m'embrasser. s
oh! oh ! dit John, qui est nm citoyen tres pa
Clique, dis lri de te laissertranquille. -
Non, John, c'est vous de lie lui dire.
Dis lie lui toi-meme, Mary tn as une bouche
CONNIE moi. . ... -ss.f Il
f Non, John, ie ne puts parler Get homme, il ne
mia pas etc presente ct cest etTanger pour MOL
Pendant &c coloque, Pstranger continuat a en-
brasser la jeune dame qui prefea le laisser faire
plnt6t que de lui adresser la parole. s,z
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~ .M aS

D soGulssigne reelame les privileges de
4 Ia loi,; ct defend d toutes personnes
fentrer dams ses encourages avec ehien ct
lusil. E Ed. NJ MILLARD
Grand Coteau, 25 Sovcmbre 1854,
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II est remarquable avec quelle irreverence les
Parisiens traitent les peuples etrangers.
Les usuriers sont tous des JuifS
Quand les usurlers sont chretiens on les appelle
Arabes;
Certains voleurs qui font un coup bien connu des
garcons de caisse sont qualities fAmericains;
Les creancierS implacables sont des Anglais;
Les gems de peud'edueation sont des savoyaFds; /;
Les gems ignares soRt des Welches;
Les gems lads de villains Chnois
Les partisans outres du win des Polonais;
Les mauvais sujets des Cosaques;
d Et les vagAbonds des Bohems; .-s- -
Tous les portiers ne sont pas Suisses, mails tous
les Suisses sont portiers:
Je nose meme faire allusion ce que Ia langue
populaire baptise du nom de Prussien;
La race des applaudisseurs cages, quon nomme
chesaliers du lustre, prend aussi lie nom de Ro-
mains
Enin, les honorables industries qui font profess
sion de tricher au jeu sont des Grecs.
.+T ..1 @ @ tNlHstratios1
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UNE MASON

AA UNE MAISON
Hill situee sur la terre de Mr.. Honort
- Dejean, su Port Barre,
@ 100 barils de farine, 48 barils de
whisky, 2 barils de gin de Hollande,
une barrique de vim de Malaga, s barrique.
de Cognac, barillets de graisse / boucaut
d'epaules, 72 jambons prepares su sucre, sci,
sucre, un billiard avee tous ses accessories, un
lot de wins, liqueurs, &c. en- boutsilles, un ba-
teau ferry, un esquif, environ 1000 pieux dc
9 pieds, un petit lot de pieux de 6 pieds, un
petit lot de bois de eharpente, environ 1000
bardeaux, 81 caisses de savon, chandelles, un
fort lot de tabac chiquer ct de tabac i fu-
mer, un lot de cigarres, un lot de jarres Of au.
tire terrine, huils d'olive, huile do palmachris.
ii, barils de biscuits assortis, quincaillerie,
fayence. chaussure pourE
hommes ct pour SemmeS, Es
un bel assortment de meubles de maison, tells
que toilettes tables, lavabos, bois de it, ct
une infinite d'autres articles don't lenumers.
tion serait srop Tongue.
Conditions.-Toute somme de vingt pias.
tres ct au-dessous, payable compliant, ct tou-
te somme au-dessus de vingt piastres payable
le premier de Mai proclaim, 1855;-Les &C.
quereurs fournissans leurs billets aycc caution
solidaire a Ia satisfaction des administrators
de ladlte succession, ct toutes s0mmes por.
tant interet raison de huit pour cent par
an compter de l'echeance.
AUG. DEJEAN, Eneanteur.
Opelousas, 2 DecembYe 1854
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CONVENTION ENTIRE LES ETATS-UNIs
ETA RUSSIE.


voici lie texte de la convention qui etc eonclue
recemment entire les Etats- Unis ct la Russls Ellie
Sc compose de quatre articles.
| Art /. Les deux hautes parties contractantes
reconnaiSsent CONNIE permanens ct immuables les
principles suiyans, saveir
To- Les lbres navires font les libres marchandi-
ses cest-a-dire que les efets ct marchandises ap-
paEtenant aux Suiets ou citoyens dune puissance
oud'un Etat en- guerre, sont garantis contre toute
sasie ct confscation, sils sont trouves bord de
navires neutres a Perception bien entendu de con-
| trebande de guerre.
| Co. Les biens des neutres bord dun navire de
rennem ne sont pas sujets Ia confscation. moins
qu'ils ne soient de Ia contrebande de guerre. Les
parties contractantes s'engagent appliqner ces
principes au commerce ct Ia navigation de toute
puissance ct de tous les Etats qui consentiront 4
les adopter de leur cote CONNIE permanens ct inl-
muables.
Art. 2. Les deux hautes parties eontractantes Sc
reservent den venir un arrangement ulterieur,
scion que les circumstances Fexigeront, relative
ment Fappication ct l'extension donner, sill
lie faut, aux principles enonces dams lie premier ar
| tcle. Mais elles aeclarentA partir de ce moment
qu'eles prendront les stipulations convenues dams
le dit article ler CONNIE regle toutes les fois quill
s'agiEa de juger des droits des neutres.
Art. 3. Il est entendu par les hautes parties con-
tractantes que toutes les nations qui consentrons
GU pourront consentir adherer aux regles dG pre-
mier article de cette convention; par peIgagement
forme de les Observer ouiront des droits resultant
de cette adhesion CONNIE poarTont un Jour- en- les
observant, les deux puissaRees qni signent cette
! convention. Files sc eommuniqueront mutuelle-
ment le resuitat des measures qui seront prises
| sulet.
LIE quatrisme article rapport rechange des
ratihcstions. La convention conclue lie 90 Juliet
deinier, etc :atif6e Washington le 81 octobre
ct le president la annonce par proclamation le
, . de ce mois.
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a L. II 6tait5 .diR cholera, aela france,
aux dernieresl tlatas 90 ,eeG pcgsoanca
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OLD EST ABLISHED
SADDLERY IIARDWARE HOUSE.
WILSON & HAYDEN,
IL and 10 Columbia street. Cincinnati, Ohio.

HAYDEN Il ILSON
IL Main street. Saint Losis, Missouri,
Importers and Manufacturers of
Saddlery aud Coach Hardware Carriage Trimmings
Saddle Trees, Han.es, Hog and Calf SeatiI e,
and all other Leathers used by
Saddlers and Carriage p
Makers.
WE take this opportunity of returning urthanks 20
wv our friends and customers. who have liberia y
patronzed for the las. ten years. and them
that no pains shall be spared for the future insure
continuance Of their vOrs and for the supply OF cheap
and full assortment Of Goods in our line for which we
possess facilities superior any House East West.
Our English goods are purchased TO the best adyan-
tage in Birmingham by MIR. d. s. Hasluck, of the
late firm of p Wilson Co., and imported direct by
selves, thereby paying bat one commission. We are
also manufacturing many of our goods a; Columbus, Al.
burn Sing Sing. and have lately established House in
Newark \. j., for the purpose Of manufacturing and
purchasing the finer qualities OF plated Saddlcry aud
Coach Ware and Patent feathers, which is under the
control r. Hayden. We have also Currying shops
i'm this city. in which finish the greater part of the
Skrting, Harness and Brides sold by Us.
Our Hog and skin Seating. Fair Bride, Bag Leah
er. &C.. manufactured exclusively for us by Mr..
Amos Moore, who is well known the best Fair Leath-
er Tanner in the West.
With these advanta fatter ourselves that we
friends and customers the best and
cheapest assortment OF Goods TO be found in the Western
country. and wOald respectfully request them 10 call
before purchasing else where. we receiv
ing the largest finest stock offered in the West
janlO-3mu&w WILSON IL HAYDEN.
ICircianafi Ca,
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CUT HIS TOE OFF!

The evidence here given in favor OF GARDENERS
MAGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost incredible
to those who have tested great heatng POners,
nevertheless We give tin Mr.. Dodge words,
know il to bS true:
Mr. WILLIS DODGE. living Cynthiana, Posey
county, Ind. that last about Christmas lille
engaged IN choppDg wood he cut his foot very bad he
repaired 10 the house got his boot and found that
MS great To- was cut off; he sent Immediately for bot
tie of GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER, las he
had heard OF its being used for fresh cus and havins
put the toe back 10 its place. menced usng the Magic
Wound Healer and in short time the pain and
ness all left he continued the of the Magic Wound
Healer. anu in n few weeks
HIS TOE GROWED or AGAIN.!
ne' er having infianed or become sore.
Mr.. Dodge says he may be referred TO to the bene-
hts he received from the ote Magic Wound Healer
as he has used it ia 'everal in his family, and
IL y the best remedy for fresh cuts he used.
Numerous certificates could he given but We think the
foregoing sufficient they show conclusvely that Gar
diners Magic Wound Healer 1riH cure fresh cuts, and
That fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound Healer will
not infame or become sore
y Preparec by JAS. l.. GARDINER.
Sold by Thomas Newman, Mount Vernon, Ind.
I" X. B. Hallock, Princeton. "
Woolsey Il Lnck. Evansville.
ana by Country Merchants generally. febl1- 2md5mw
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Ii
NORTHWEST CORNER SIXTH AND wALNtI, s',,Ia CoI
rNHE undersigned has removed ms MeIoa,. nS woi
Il lege his building, NORTHWEST eoIni iani;d
nut and Sixth streets, where ne mas sn,re
suit of rooms expressly fOi his misunderstanding sP
neither pains expense In making tGein III :, 49,
spect the most convenient ana pleasant Seu"oi ~
IN the United States. L.. .,,A
The plan adopted in teaching combines practice win
theory using books the pupils are
in making original entries Of every day business As
actions journaizng posting. balancing accounts oPen
Ing closing OF great variety OF dinereht sets OF
books, both for partnership and lndlVlIua business
where the business has been prosperous anu
Shus qualifying the student entering into Inc pract
cal duties accountant in any Kind OF business
Tao course of instruction will consist of DOU Biz EN-
TRY BOOK KEEPING, embracing every department.
Of trade and mercantile accounts, VIZ: Whoiesac re-
tail com mission, exchange, banking, manufacturing:
snppins individual partnership,
mpound company business; commercial calculations
practical penmanshp and Lectures on commercial law
also lectures the science OF accounts custom oil MGR
chants, etc.
In addition to tn, REGULAR course of study, the under
signed has made arrangements with Messrs henry
Snow, Esq, Hon. u. StOrer. Prof.. L. W. wright anu
other eminent Lecturers to deliver course ofeetures
the subjects of law, history OF commerce,
political economy connected with commerce. chenl
istry connected with commerce, and other
great Importance IN a commercial point of vew never
before iRtr ,duced in any Mercantile College IN tse u
States. Pupils are instructed Individually, and not IN
classes that ssu4ents may enter at any time ana pro-
eeed in the ratio of their capacity and assiduity:
Public examinations had Uhough pupils are ex-
amined privately if they desire i when the student un
dergoes rigid and thorough Interrogation by the f.in
cpal assisted by committee Of Practical Accountants
an Business Men, and Diplomas awarded TO those who
deemed worthy of them.
A course can be completed In from six to Ten weeks
The Principal will take pleasure in doing everything
In his power advance his students. and make them
thorough and accomplished accountants and his extern
tive acquaintance with the community will
generally enable him to procure situations Tor those
.irous Of obtaining them.
NJ Writing Commercial Calculations. Commercial
Law, &c, 10. (oct2-d&wlylR. $. BACON. PRINCIPAL
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION,

THOMAS CONJUNCTION, IL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
SrATIONER.
VTTOULD respe fully inform his friends and the pub
w lie generally. that having purchased OF Msssrs.
Rathbone q Wheeler. their entire stock of Books IL
Stationery he has owed his Book Store to the stan
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him to
offer to his customers larger aud better assortment
than has before been brought this MARKET
ssting in part Of Miscellanee's school Medical and
Theological Books Writing. Printing. Wrapping and
Fancy Paper. Foreign " Fancy Stationery of all
kinds Al of which will be Sold Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices fact to which he would call the
attention OF country merchants dealers teachers and
tthers being confident he can make it to their interest
nn-rhasa Of him. aug 25u
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

TINE undersigned have this day formed a copartner
= ship, under the name and style of LEWIS d. GRAY
and have made arrangements with the late firm of Har
rington. Crane Co., to their successors in the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business i'm thi.
city.
We would respectfully solicit continuance of the pat
ronage heretofore literally extended towards the iatc
hri and bcspeak the good offices OF friends pledg
ING ourselves to spare no efforts TO promote the interests
Of all who may entrust business our care.
EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. LIST 1859 septa-tf CHARLES GRAY
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MEDICINAL.
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGr,
PROFESSOR WOODS UNEQUALED HAIR RESTO-
RATIVE.-oLD LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN.

GhBsA Al ES D DlSSONEH6N vi THE All I.
PROFESSOR WOODS UNEQUALED HAIR RESTO-
RATIvE.-oLD LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN!
NHANY Ladies and Gentlemen have been prevented
wi from forming good match lie il their grey
hair or bald heads had not changed their appearance
much that they regarded old and uated
persons. Therefore lad this and avail of the
opportunity TO supply yoursefat with article
which has never failed to give entire satisfaction to all
who have usedit.
1t will give the Bad-headed youthful looks, turns
grey Hair 10 its natural color and removes all Dandruf
and disagreeabie matter from the Scalp 1t also nvigo
the HAIR makes it soft and glossy the ingred
ents act upon the roots Of the Ii has been taken
by scientific, we'll by men who stand high in the
public esteem. and found satisfactory. Over 5000 bot
ties have already been sold within the last three months,
in the city of st. Louis and vcily, twice that
number in the States Of Ohio Kentucky. Indiana and
Illinois. OF the immense quantity of letters aud certi
Gates which voluntarily sent day the Propr
etor. he would select few and submit them here to the
pubc's attention:
ST. LouIs, Oct. 81. 1853.
Prot. WooD-Sir: At your request, willingly give
you statement of the effects of your Hair Restorative
upon my hair. l commenced its uss when my hair
quite gray and soon began to its effect in restoring
the natural fluid to it, Immediately began to change to
It's native color until it is entirely restored and from
carefully watching its effects, satisfied that is not
only entirely healthy in its effects but that if faithfully
applied according to directions, lady will be disap
pointed therefore cheerully recommend il to all my
friends and all who nave for such article. NJ
Respectfully yours, De-.
MRS. T.. BEARDSLEY.
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SELLING OFE ATCONT

ENG DESTROYS of going into other business, offer
- my entire stock Of Clothing and Genilemen's Fur.
nishns Goods. at Cost To any wishing to go into
the Clothing business. offer first opportunity 10
gointo business already established. will rent the
House to any one wishing it, and sell them the goods at
great bargain, and on the most accommodating terms
Those persons indebted to me by book account
hereby notified TO call and make settlement imme-
diately, as must close up my business without loss
time. 3 GUNBERTS
noyl6 If Water street. between Main and Sycamore
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STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER ESTAR.
E,E

1-.r THOMAS SCANTLlN, of the firm of Scantlin
Ei- d Parvin, has returned from Princeton and TAX
tfE3 en- up his residence permanently i'm THIS CRY
- y where he will devote his personal attention to ali
branches oftheir business Mr. :. would call the attep-
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES. TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining 10
their business They also prepared to do all sorts of
Tin Copper and Shee-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, DC. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and in the perfect stye
Call at the store of SCANTLIN d PARVIN
novi4 Main steet, bet First and Second,
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

'TNHE subscriber has taken the above house and has
entirely retted and re:urnishcd it, and is prepared
TO entertain Inc patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner lie has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke aud has good stock of horses
riages to let.
The stable is large. clean and well located and good
hoSersare in constant attendance. Particular attention
Will be paid TO the OF horses left with him for
ing and in all respects, the public shall find the Sher-
wood House q good Hotel. [iys.trl ]. A. 3YERS.
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BEDFOYn,s p,v,yy cuncrwV

IIfHE undersigned would respectfully inform the ct-
L zens of Evansville and vicinity that he has in Il
opened fresh stock OF Family Groceries, aud Provi
sohs OF every description Fr,t street, door
James steers Lumber Yard where ne hopes, by strict
attention to business to merit and receive share pub
lie patronage.
am daily receiving fresh supplies Of Butter Cheese
Eggs, Lard and Poultry from country and shall keep
table use.
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods bought
ut my Store, to the residence OF the purchasers prompt
y upon the receipt oftheir orders Please call AMI ex.
anime my Stock (Janl6-ly) T.. Il. BEDFORD.