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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-24
PIrrsRuRGH. Oct. 90. p. NJ.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 90, p. NJ.
There is feet inches water in the chan
mel and falling. The weather is clear and
cool.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 90, p. NJ.
The river has risen ten inches. The
weather is cool.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 90.
The woman's rights convention at The
close OF the session passed resolution to
hold their sessions at Cincinnati, in October
next The meetin 3 have been densely
rhronged, and the female speakers have left
highly favorable impressions of their ability
to enforce their claims for equal rights with
,hc"lords of creation"
The North Star sailed for Aspinwall this
afternoon with large number of passen-
gers.
New YORK, Oct. 90.
A dispatch to Sir George Samson, Cover
nor of the Hudson Bay territory, narrutes the
discovery of the remains OF Sir John Frank
lin and his compa MONS, who starved TO death
in the spring OF 1850, near Fox River.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 30. p. NJ.
The "run" on the private banks has ceas-
ed. and there are no other failures than those
previously reported, ana everything IS quiet.
The notes of the bank of kaDawha are re.
fused by most Of the bankers.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 90.
Flour-superfine has advanced soc, and
is now held at 81 to 81 % Corn 70@73c.
Oats Csc bacon sides 8 to 6 &c. Shoulder:
TIC. Bbl lard is dull at lie, keg IL. FAN
sugar 4c. New molasses 23c. Whisky
40c, and scarce. Prime coffee lie.
NEw YORK, Oct. 90, p. NJ.
Flour-Sales Off 900 bbls. Straight tate
So l2@SS AZ; good Ohio, SO 43@ SS 10
Southern i. firmer. What Pr ces are ,ritit
higher: Genessee So 25; Southern white
81 O5. Corn is frm-l4,OO0 bushels sold
/ Western mixed soc. Pork has advanced l2c
Beet is trife easier; county mess lie; re-
packed Chicago lac. Lard is firm at 8:
a lO4c. Ohio whisky 35k. Coffee is steady
l-Sales at auction of 5000 bags at changed
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NEW FALL ND WHITES GOODS.
COInURN q HERSHBEnGER

TO,ItI b'Vtk FITst rtrr,t Main.
AVE opened the aud Richest assortment OF
l. staple and Fancy Goods Oa-rSd in
which be found rich Plaid Silks super plain
black do tr neh Msrin style French Plads French
Csshmeres all wool DeLanes plain aud figured
do handsome; Alpaeea BombaEinrs French.
lsh and American fast eoloIed Prints Ladies' and Gents
Nd Gloves best quality large OF Ladies Gents
and Chdrens Flows Hosiery of all descriptions Bay
State >ha~ls of all sizes and qualities large style
kmoroideres Collars. Ch.mEetes. Undereeves. embrO
dered and plain c. Hindk-rekefs Irish Linens Fannels
of all qualities and color Ladies' Nerino Silk Underhr
Gents Mrino Lamts-So-i and Silk Undershirt Draw
and large variety of notions
which will he happy show and if los prices will sell.
thew found to Call and examine. Octls
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KATHAIRoS AND TRIcoPHERoUs.-Messr
Keller, Farnsley g. Co. have received by ex.
hair restoratives. They are unexcelled by
any preparations used for restoring the hair,
Keeping the scalp clean, and dispelling gray
hairs. As old stocks having long since been
exhausted, we predict the new arrival will be
speedily snatched up. We have seen the
articles tried and know thrir worth.
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THEODORE FRANKE,S
CINCINNATI lIElNls EsI 4 I'll ISHMENT.

Corner Opposite Henry
Evansville. Indiana.
ENANCY Dyer. Steam Rehnisher Goods.
and formerly Foreman Cincinnati Sir. Teasdae's
New York Dye House.
by Ladies' and Gentemen's of Silk
and WoOen Craze and Cashmere Shaws Of scrip
ton finishes al DYES every kind Of stus
eordng terms. and finishes them equal He
spots stains silk dry way ithout
the color stuf He also cleans finishes Cur
tans in silk and WOollen. TOle de Tere and TuIles
Also he cleans Carpets and finishes equal
fair rates. oetl9-lsddw
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Molasses is heavy at 22@24c. Lard oil IS
to SITE. Iron is lower-Scotch pig SAC 35c.
CIScINSATI, Oct. 30, p. M.
Flour S7@S7 10. Oats are very dull at
4Oc. Whisky 27c. Nothing was done in
provisions. The markets generally are very
quiet.
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r. GEOHEGGN'S
CXERACT OF NDKOPEPER.

FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA. AND IMPURITIES or TIE
Prepared by one IF the FGeEhv.
THIS vegetable remed! which is now spreading TO all
partsofthe country is prepared 10y graduate ofohe
Oh standing i'm his profession and much opposed TO
empircm or qgaekery as any one can be- as is shown
by the fact that the ipe published and accompanies
each bottle Of the medic ne. thus eXonerating il from
the charge OF bel, g nosirum -
If Is PRESCRIBED By PHYSICIANS.
will be by references to the Circular and by the
aeeoE ganying certificates.
Unlike Sar.aparilla the Hyropper squick in itsac-
ton the first bottle often producing wonderful results
in the IF the negro girl of Mrs. Simmons, Of
Louisville. who was relieved Of
IsLINDNESS IN ONE WEFk!
In short wherever known IL stands At the head OF all
remedies forthe following diseases: c-
Dyspepsia Scrofula, " hite swelling Negro ConsumT,
ton Chronic Rhaumatisn Govt Neuralgia. Ulcers ard
all skin Diseases all Renal or Kidney aheetios all
Female irregularities and nnl,,y s,d ais
orders arising from impure blood and BAD HABIT
system cw FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta Dis unrivaed. IL is slight smulan
and n mower ul tonic andalieratlVe.
L. ard hIobes in produciIg clear and beautiful skin
II is much more safe ard remedy than all the
~, recretit no not lose confidence if shoud seem
- to- increase disessethe general eject ofthe
medicine being drive all mpuritissto the surface. and
nv that means out OF the system.
HARDESsRuRG. KY. Oet.6. 1851.
mr. A. z. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined our
receipe for Fluid Extract Of Hy dropiper for
the cure of crorla in all its forms and other chronic
affections. viz: kheum atism. Female II eakness. &c
Having prescribed. and watched If effects in many cases
of the above diseases, and having always found IL eec
tual most cheerfaIiy recommend il TO the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have used-alto
gether superior to Sarsapara, ard any Of its COM
pounds. N Il. WAKE ELD, NJ. ID.
OwESsBoRO' Ky, March %. 1s52.
Dear Dostor-I reeeiv yours Of the e2d inst aeE
cordng your request the receipt of
drOpiper.
In several cases in this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia In short, consider IL valuable prepare
ton have using il MYSELF and think ii bene Its
nv general health Respectfully your friend,
JAMES COWAN. NJ n.
PRICE 81 per bottle, bottles for S.. when taken
one time. tAfMoND d PAlTEN,
Sole Agent. No. "A Fulton street. Louisville. Ky..
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALLoCK q ST OnDARD.
!" " Princeton, K. b. HALLOCK.
mf2s d. w6m-is
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DAILY URN AL.

~ The good steamer US Mail arrived
here Sunday evening, bringing dates of the
day previous. We thank our friend WE'LL
Walker, Mail Agent, for package of pa
pers.
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MOTIONS. Toys ANDFaNCY GOODS.

II z. 4
Evansville constantly adding all the little
articles this particular branch trade
with present with Eastern merchants
will sell cash. the lowest mark prices
are respect nlly invited call and examine
variety. under Odd Fsliows' Hail. First street.
s2-iydGw
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lsO, To THE u.lU.ExS

GERMAN ANCH RoLTING CLOTHS We are Agent.
" the above brand of citing Cloths which
considered the bet which will sell
all who will give call regular rices Orders
distance promptly attended to.
JOHNSON FRENCH.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
this oHlcc.
DEnFORD's FAMILY GROCERY
ENIiE ould eet1lly inform the citizen
ILL., have nm naNa u

gHNHE ould respectfully the citizens of
Evansville and vicinity that have Just opened fresh
Family roeeries and Provisions of
door james Stess Lumber lard.
where they hone by strict business merit and
receive > share of puIlic patronage.
daily receiving trsh supplies OF Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry the country aud shall keep
sny hand full supply of all staple articles for table
-
Goods purchased this store will be delivered at the
ssnS " BEDFORD WADE.
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TAVERN STAND FOR SALE

sHE subscriber eHe-s his ray,rn Stand situated in the
village of RockPort Ind and we'll located athriviug
business for saleo sonable terms Hotel aud
eudings are all new. sad we'll finished and adapted the
bus The Hotel is oeaed river and
only the Court House we'll
supplied with good wSter should sale effected
saad will be at $500 per The price asked
for TIE perty is 81 so.
TERMS:-sI down aud the aianee in
On tire with interest. Apply TO
ocss Itdpw J.W. MARKLE Roekport. Ind
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LAMBS sUBJECT TO ENTRY.

TIME months having expired allowed under the bylaws
to subscribers in the Evansville indianapolis Civve
Straight Line Railroad redeem their lands and
tce is hereby given hat the unreaeemed lands lots
subscribed the Office Of the Company
These lands and lots taken by the
cash vauston oath. and he
interest payable Onfour cash. aud the balance in six
equal with interest The lots lie in the cities Of
Evansville aud the Ian the counties
Randolph. Marion Clav Morgan. Johnson MonrO-
Martin Davies Pike Warriek Glib and Nanderhurgh
The Company still taking real lands
1t ca h value, subscription. JAMES GREENE.
sep2--4w Treasurer
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StPRAGUt'S FANCY PRINTED cases spragu.,
- madden PRINTS this
OK JAS. LOW & CO.. sfs, Main st.. Lou. " y
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NOTICE ishereby given that will sell Public Auction
~ Friday day Of Sep enber. ls5 the
denee oJOhn Rankin late Of COUNTY deceased
his Pery ssng of horses lot of cattle
hogs the shea household kitchen furniture farm
ing utensils and other articles Acred cf IL honths
> be given all dollars the purchaser
his uote with aPPrpved security VARYING valuation
praisement laws. JOEL MALTBY. Admir-.
By HARLAN. j..
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TO PORK PACKERS.

of the death MIR NJ y. Longbotham, Il
will be necessary the dmnistrators sell
vded interest the Pork House and Pork Ho
the frm Of Mitchell * Longbotam. At Evansville. Ind.
The location of Evansville Pork packing point
Of the Ohio river.
fne Pork growing country and having the facilities Afforded
by the and Erie
Evansville Charlottesville Railroad Terre Haue the
Vaes the Wabash and White rivers. he finest Pork
gion in the Vest thereby opened the Evans
VILE The Valley Of Green liver also packets
r daily between bvansvs ana 30 Ing Green ds-
manded.
The Fork House supplied with Steam Engine VIII
Patent Lard with al the appliances
slaughter and ack COO Hogs daily The undiv ided
interest will sold and the business be continued with
The partner he will sell also q price,
Stirred. NJ. W. FOSTER.
octI 6-tf R0B'T FL RGUS ,Adm'
louisville Courier copy Of So and send bill
this ofhce.)
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EVANSVILLE a. CRAWFOR DSVlLLE
RAILROAD.

Train leaves Evansville Z o o'clock A. VI.
% Fineennes 2 O'Clock Il. N.
~ From and except those holding
passes will he ao pass
cut paying ull fare. By order the Board.
j. DANIELS. Sup't.
= Evansville. Oct. 3, 1854 octln-lmd
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saw Mr. Caseday when he wasaffcted. stated. and
he is now well. WIN NJ. ELLIOTT, Pinkneyville.
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GAME WANTED.
LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE

n NKEAI CIANLE FUR NPEJN LAIIUN six Lots Tor
N sale situated in Evansville beyond the Ralr ad De
Four these lots have Frame Houses them and
wise improved They we'll situated TOR residences being
convenient business and only about square Main
SPECULATION lots
Those wanting cheap places residence wish
inc ine opportunity Of speculation had better apply imme
aiely One of these houses especially is very de-
sirahe residence For further particulars apply this Office
el6-tt
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There is 2 feet inches water in the chan.
mel and falling. The weather is clear and
cool.
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Reader IL the is not sufficient to convince you
OF the wonderful efficacy the Volcanic Oil LniBent,
call and examine the Thousands which we have in our
possession from al parts of the country. and you will
purchase supply from us and does not give saisiac
ton the money will be returned to the purchaser.
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q. -. EEGLEsTON Il CO.,
E1ROPRIETORS of the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
vile. BALD all kinds OF Machinery in str quality
price. equal 10 any made in any city OF the West.
We make Fire aud Steam Engines all Saw and Grist Mi
irons Cast irca Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron Hou
Frons Fence Railing of various Brass Work OF
kinds Wrought and Cast iron Bridge W0rkindeed
thing IN line of business Prompt attention
pairs.
We ray the highest rree for Scrip ron Brass and Copper
Foundry the Canaeorner of Canal and nge streets
seps-tf
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
Nv now hand OF the most ,Omplee and de-
w sIrable stocks Dry Goods
market which ofer TO all cash prvmp, time buyers
unusually low Our houg directly th,
manufacturers anu importers and in quality aud eheapne
We oes compstitiOn of the markets in the West
W feel thankful all old
feel well assured that make II interest well
thu, Of all Others ing give call before Purchasing
elsewhere. oetiS JOHNS q FRENCH.
q larg st stock of Clothing offered in Evsnsve
which manufactured order rpressy the Test
trade. got superior and tied giv
satisfaction IN style. quaiity anu price -
JOHNSON A FRENCH.
eATs AND CAPS A splendid assortment of all tn
hieh have arrived and sale low b.
| A.
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T'HB RAILROAD HOTEL.

kept by Mr.. N. Quatrevaux, situated in the
Town Of Opelousas, bounded on the North by
property of j. r. Viou, on the South By Bel.
Ievue Street, On the West by Main Street
and on the East by Union Street, consisting
Of a Lot of Ground, a good Dwelling House,
a large house suitable for hotel, Stable and
ether out buildings.
Coud5taoRs One third of the purchase
money payable in SIX months, from day OF
sale ; one third in eighteen months, and one
third in two years and a half Purchaser
furnishing his notes with sufficient security,
to the satisfaction of whom the right. and the
property remaining specially mortggaged to
vendor until full payment of capital and in-
terests at s per cent per annurn, from time
due until paid.
EvrE. DEBAILLON, Auctloneer
Opeleusas April 18th, 1864
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FORATTAKApAs& OPELOuSAS
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Through to franklin in Is Hours.

HYHE NEW UNITED STATES MAIL
= ROUTE from Donaldsonville, tertni-
mating at Washington, Parish Of st. Landry, La.
is now complete, by stage coaches TO Lake Verret
81 miles from Donaldsonville. and steamboat from
Lake Verret to Berwick's Bay, Pattersonv e,
CentreviIle, Franklin, Charenton, Jeaurerag's and
New iberia, tnine miles below ST. Efartinsv i.p1
distance 90 milss and by stage coaches, from New
Iberia to Observation-Disclosures, ID miles.
Passengers from New Orleaas lea se in the river
mail boats at 5 O'Clock y. NJ. on MONDAYS,
WEDNESD AVS auI FRIDATS: ard will arrive
at DSualdsonvil!e on TUESDAYS. TIIU ASDAT3
and SATURDAYS, i'll time for the stages, ut SIX
O'Clock P. Nj.
For comfort, speed and safety, passengers will
find this route aerior to all Others as no freight s
taken, and the delays and lmpedlmeuts OF the old
routes are entirei avoided.
VINS0N & RATTER, Prcprietors.
may 18th, 1853
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- z . ER u
PREPA1.ED By
DR.. G. u. JACF SON,
No. l2O Arch Street, Iobj'cdslphiG.

ASo' 1Iu LiFtt otTctE, IRS."N5tUHgE.
Their power over the a5evc sea4ses is not excelled
If equalled, by any othe, preparation IN the United
States the cures attest l. y cases after silf;ll
physicians had fled.
These hitters worthy the 2t.antion of in7alids
Possessing great virtues IN the rectca'ion of diseases
ot the Liver and lesser glands exercising the most
searching powers Al weAkC $ AID accs. Ills of the
digestive organs, they are, wiLha safe, certain and
pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
NoRE rEsTlMoSv FROM TIE Sor7H IN FAVOR OF
i-JOtLANDS celebrated GERMA> BTTTklGS, pre-
pared by DR.. G. M JACKSON Philadelphia They
stand alone AM upapproacn2d by any Other remedy
now before the public, for the cure of LIVER CoM-
PsAIyg, DYsrErs.A, JABNDIcE, NERVOUS DgBrl1rr,
DtsrAsz IF --tE K1paars, &c &c
Il. " tH iNEY, A.Iesrmg, Ky, Oct l6, 1852
5"id: having soil vour Ii1teGs some tine. find it
aa5 stFen Satisfaction il evey stance tiat has come
!ader M office"
NELSON & EDWARns. Galgisa, Kv June 3D.,
1861, SAIL We reolce to inform rou hnt :his Justly
ce.eDl4ted medicine mas fully maintained the eya ted
reputation Which bus heeG given it. and having tested
It's vhtues, we unhestatingiy say it ernnenIly des.
erves IT,"
JT&JW BTRRY, Uuortown, XIV, July q.
1852 said: :" We haze heard Of many cures per-
formed BY the use Of =. Hoofand's German Bittess
and believe it to 5e.a valuable medicine"
}. GRANT IL .te, KY, jcEe 26, 1852, said We
have succeeded i'll introducing your Hoohaud B;tters
physicians and others purchase them By the half
dozen and dozen"
DR.. ?. FATio Il B2O., Knoxville, Tenn, ApL 0,
1851, said Your Bitters now selling very fast,
and every person that has used it. SO far as we have
been able to learn, hes been benefited"
These Bltters are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, they inyi-
gorate and strengthen the SYSTEM mover prostratei it,
and can be used for Infants as well as adults.
For sale by respectable deal everywhere
Sold in OpeIousas by Hebfard Il Lee, and John
Posey.-In Washington byS. d. AIis
Opelousas, April s., 1S54.--5m.
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MINERS
CAN IAN
YER '||| UCE
a csf fAIN
REMEDY WORMS.

IT is a fact, established beyond the shadow
Il of doubt, by the experience and testimo-
ny OF the most eminent physicians, more than three
tourths OF the diseases with which children are
afflicted are caused by worms, and thousands OF
children die annually from those diseases when the
cause is either not known attributed TO sou!e-
thing else. Various are the preparations which
have been recommended as remedies for worms
hut experience has proved them all more or less
Intellectual the end however has at length been at
tanned, and remedy found which has never failed
to destroy worms, wherever they have existed
This assertion IS supported by the testimony OF the
most eminent physicians and respectable ludividu-
ais in The country. The remedy is
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FRANMHEN INSTITUTION

Il Ao IN " IL A&ALW AIESg u M u HABLW .
(Formerly 1H-. Ch. THieneman'S.l
7. FALADE, Principal
Mr.. HoARE Professor. Of English.
YNVHIS institution bases it's claims to the
= confidence Of families, on its good di-
rection, the perfect order established, and the
afeetionate care bestowed on each scholar.
The English Language, taught by com-
petent Professor, is the object Of the strictest
attention.
TERMS
Boartlers for the Scholastic Year
of 10 5months, S 130 90
Day Scholars, for same period. =" 40 90
Payable quarterly.
T. YALADE.
OpeIousas, January 14th, 1854
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CHERRY PICTORIAL
For tI.e rapid Curr OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOiRSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOGP.NG-COCGK,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
C0NSTMPTI0N.

We invite ;he attention Of the Public to the Cert
hcates appended below, and bespeak for them that
candid consideration which their honest fraukuess
deserves.
Aenin such stations as many who voluntarily bear
Wltess to the efficacy and value of CHERRY PECToRAL
10 hot want0uly title with or dsrort facts nor over
state their convictions. Judge then, whether this is
not the medicine to trust when you must have relief
for the throat Or lungs; Judge too, whether every
family ought not to have it by thom as d safeguard
against the everywhere prevailing enemy which steals
with fatal frequency upon almost every flock and ear
ries otf the lamb from many home
Jackson, c. f., Jackson City, o., Goth Nov. 1852.
Dr. J. c. AVER,
Sr-The CHERRY PEcronAL is much incurred af.
ter Several Of best Physicians have used it. three
of them in their case, and always with the hap
piest effects The numerous patent medicines ALWAYS
before them, lead to increduitv in regard to every
new remedy and i is only after undoubted evidence
Of value III any article, that anything like genera.
c0LAIance caA be excited.
The ungiTaIled excellence of this combination Of
agents, (in the CHERRY PEcToRAL,) proved beyond
caVil by repeated trial under their own observation
has compelled medical men to proclaim abroad ;ts
usefulness 1t IS beyond all doubt the best .uara3
remedy have for the Pulmonary Affections of this
climate, at the time sedative and expectoraEt--
a combination Of properties.
In the hope that it will prove its own reward, /
subscribe myself Respectfully your obt. servt,
JAS. H. c. MILLER, Ii. D.
ABegan, Mich, 10th JAM, 1858.
DEAR SIR--No one no not ofas-- man, woman, or
child-can be found to deny that the CHERRY PEcro-
RAJ is ali that it claims to be. There is much used
in this vicinity although not known until recently
The community should know its virtues
Yours truly, JOHN R. KELLOGG, NJ. D.
Let gentIeee ofthe Legat Professioa mark this case
Williamsburg, L. l., Sept. 5, 1859.
Prepared and sold by J. C. AVER Lowell Mass
Sold in 0pelousas by J. Posey and Hebrard & Lee
and in Washington by S. D, AIIis.
npalousas Anvil Q Igsf g.,
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NEW Sa&1RE.

w THE undersigned respectfully
-mA inform their friends and the pub
lie Of So. Landry that they have Just opened
on Main street between GroIee and North
streets. new Dry Goods and Grocery store,
which they viii sell At very moderate prices.
They claim share Of public patronage
DESBREST & LAT0TR.
0pelousas, April 18th. le54.-2m.
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! NE w GOODS!

O. THE undersigned have -
- - just received complete as
sortInent Of Dry Goods, which they offer at
very moderate prices; these goods consist Of
Rareges d Bagadere and Eokans printed
musIina, Bay adere Jaeonats. Grape Rrilliants
CaIicoes; Black and Golored Silks Swiss
MusIius ssiilk Mantelets, various colors, sum
mer caIicoes, embroideries, gloves and shoes
for ladies.
Also--A complete assortment Of Ready
Made Glethiags, Shoes, Boots. and Hats for
gentlemen .istades, level and Virginia
Cotton, Hardware. PIoughs, and all kind of
suitable goods for planters saddlery, Har-
ness for bug and carriage.
J. AL those who have not settle their bills,
due since the first aff March last are inVited
to eorno and ID 50 tie quickest possible, for q
longer delay VIII not pc granted to them.
q. LAsTRAPES & Co.
OpeIousas, April ed, 1s54.-1m.