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STRAY MuLM.-'rakcn Up, by the under
~ siEned, at Cotlee Croche. an American Mule
bly, aged ahost 9 years, Of ordinary height. Said
Mule had teen ahoit the ue;rhbo,hood for two or
three moiiths There ia Il white spot ON the neck,
forming nearly the letter Il. The proprietor will
r'esse come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take his Mule away. ANDRE MECIiE.
FlsWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.
u Ran away from the subscriber, residing in the
Parish o st. Landry, about the lstof November last,
The Negro Man named BILL. Said Slave is abont
thirty years Of age six feet high, slender and straight
built, disposed 10 look down when spoken to ; in
color, black; a carpenter by trade.
The return of the Negro his Judgement in any jail,
or any information leading to his recovery will be
literally rewarded May IL.
S. A. SCRIBNER, Washington.
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nENTIST.-DR. PILATE offers his services
~ as Dentist to the public of st. Landry. All his
works in plugging and inserting Artificial Teeth are
warranted, aud performed by the latest and most ap-
proved process
Office, at the late residence Of Miss Marguerite
Chrttien. in 0pelonsas
aS- Or. PLATE will 90 wherever he may he pro-
fessionay called, but patients will find GREAT ad-
vantage in calling themselves at his Office.
Opeousas, May 5, 1855.
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Q. 0. F.-PEA1R1E LODGE No. 81 meets ut
= - Washington every Saturday night at "a O'Clock.
!. !, NJ. Anderson &; T.C. Anderson, V G; John y.
haw, Secretary; R. B. Hardesty, Treasurer hiss-
paush, s. The Order respectfully invited oattend.
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NYRUS THOMPSON, Insurance and Col
" lecting Agent Washington, La, will take risks
on the lives of White Persons and Slaves will insure
Dwellings and Store-houses. Su@arhWses and Cotton
Gins Merchandise and Produce in store, or against
Fire and Wate. il transportation, aud Sfeanbnats aud
Rarses navigating the Rivers and Bayous Terms as
low rs eau he had in good offices in AewOreans.
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1ITM. III. sPEN GER, Attorney and coun-
w seilor at Law, by diligence and fidelity ID the
discharge Of his professions hopes to merit and receive
u,s, ,,n.ranare, Office III 0pelousas.
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pLOWS,-The undersigned has now on hand
and will constantly keep for sale, at his shop in
Warrington, the celebrated BALL PLOWs.
RIB. HARDEGTY.
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NHAS. n. EALER u co. have now on
y hand an assortment Of Fine WATCHES, JEW
ELRY etc.. of various descriptions which they oiler
at reduced prices for cash All kinds OF work in
their line will he executed in the best manner. MIR.
Ealer will continue to devote his personal attenti1n
to the Watch department, in which he hopes TO give
perfect satisfaction to bis numerous friends and pa
irons. Corner of Main and Landry streets, 0pelosas.
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1rHEODOSE S. ROBIN, Notary Public
IN and for the Parish Of st. Landry. Office at
0relousas. IS l.9L ~
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RUNAWAYs. ETC.

STEAY MULE-,Iahen Up by the under
~ signcd st his plantation on Bayou Bnuf, about
three miles from MQuudville, Brown Mare Mule OF
ordinary size alcut ten years ed, branded nearly
thus: Pt tlt ia impossible to deserite the brand
aqcnratey) The aw'icr can get the above described
Nude by proving property and paying charges.
GREEN HJDSpETH, p
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JOSEPH -HUFTY, 20 Camp street, New
~ Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fine
Watches. Jewery, Rich Fancy and Staple Goods
respectfully invites the attention of wholesale and
retail dealers and purchasers to his very large stock
OF goods, which is freshly imported, and constantly
supplied throughout the year..
SHE'LL CoMBs-lmitation Shell and Buffalo Combs
Of every style and variety.
HRusHEs-Gf every description, of his own manu-.
facture, and at the lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET ARTlcLEs--Such as perfnmery, Hair Oil
Hair Pins, Pomatum, Fancy Soaps etc.
Fine Fans, Purses, Pocket Books, Work Boxes
Portable Desks, together with al, endless variety oi
Porte Monnaies, etc. of every style and shape, and
at Unusually low prices = = $780, HlsIi
Guns, Pistols, Knives, Colts and Warmers Reyoly
ing Pistols, Scissors Razprs. Life Presarvers, Fishing
Reels and Tackle, of every variety to suit the most
determined angler.
WATCHES, Jt,WELRY, etc.--The stock in this
iine consisting of the L. Z. Cooper, NJ l. Tobias and
real Joseph Johuson moyemellts with u fine assert
lnent of Swiss Jewery, Silvcrware, ETC., have been
selected with great care Ivy II. Roberts, for many
years engaged ia the Wholesale business, and having
been purchased exclusively for cash, great induce
ments viii he offered to purchasers. af N A.,
Every article warranted as represented, or the
money refunded. F
Watches, Jewelry, etc., carefully repaired and
warranted. March 81.
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Boarders Who have fire in theE f5ofiS viii furnish
their own fuel and. lights. 81. AZ u Is "a RI
X " Inu HrflCH MI A. MI Az
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

( IOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Commission
1s Merchants, corner Of st. Charles and Union
streets, NewOrleans. 'e''
BENZ. TOLEDANO. 3su, T. M,noNI1n r.v,hy .
MILLER Il FOREsrIER Commission
w Merchants, SO Natchez street, NewOrleans.
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IN w O. BRIDGES has resumed the
nr,atice Of Dentistry. Office at Patin's Hotel,
Onel0IeAo. n =
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JUDICIAL NOTICES..
GTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Distrct Court

GTATE OF LOUISIANA A-District Court
~ Parish Of ST. Landry. No. 1851 Estate of
Benjamin McCleland :. Account, etc.
VALENTINE c. CLARK, of the Parish of St. Ian.
dry, Administrator of the estate of said deceased,
havng flied an account Of his administration of said
estate, accompanied by his petition, praying tint
the same may be homologated; And whereas. the
prayer ofsd petition has been granted by an order
of Court, dated September Ia, 1856;
Therefore notice is hereby given to all persons in
time prescribed by law, why said tableau should not
be homologated, and that the bond of said Admins.
TRAITOR be caneeled and annued; and further that he
he discharged from all responsibility as Adminstra-
tor cf said e4tate.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, September e., 1855.
A,sEAKRiGJTES Clerk
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IIpHONSE DEBAILLON, Public Auc-
A t;oneer in ard for the Parish of st. Landry.
orders lef 1t tic Office Of T. S. Robin will receive
nroupt attention. ---.--------------
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE For SALE
Ii will sell my reshleiiee in Opelousas for Foul
Thousand Dollars, payable in four equal annual in
stalments, with eight per ccut. interest from day o.
sale, Possession given il q month.
Juiy 81 1866, Il, H. MARTIN
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= oTIS sTAGG, Public Auctioneer in
Y md for the Parish Of st. Landry. Office, Vile
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a.NEzIME A. GUIDRY, Notary Public
1 II and for the Parish Of st. Landry. Office in
nS.,anms April T., 5ses..,,.sfJgyt4F-eo ao S-
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IosFPH D. RICHARD, Notary Public
. ~ ana for the Parish Of St. Landry. Office at
80 "a fsoteau. May 10. .af5s
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r;uFoDOsE s. ROBIN, Justice Of the
Peace in and for the Parish of St. Landry. Of
A.. Al Opelousas. 1l--L
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4 VOLUME 4 )I.rJr:Ml.
: BUSINESS CARDS.

'TnsEPH CHENIER, Collector for the
N ypslish of St. Landry. Office in Opelousas.
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ITTYssE GABEREL, Public Auctioneer
u and Collector for the Parish Of St. Landry. Of
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I ,ADIES' AND CHlLDREN's SHOE

AIDES AND CHILDREN'S SHOE
-, ~ STORE.-The subscriber has opened on estab-
tashment on Main street, Washington, where can be
tSlnd large and general assortment OF Ladies' and
Chlldren's SHOES of the best Creole and Philadcl-
phia manufacture. She has made arrangements with
one OF the best Creole manufacturers in NewOr!ess,
(which means she will be enabled to keep up an
assortment OF all kinds of Ladies' Shoes, of superior
.xorkmanship; and she hopes, by unremtting atten-
'nelr patronage.
= There can always be found, at the above store,
Gso.NFECTIONERY, in all its varieties, and of snpe-
nor nor quality, wholesale and retail Also, Fine STA
An assortment of Ladies' CoRsETs can always be
sound at the above store. Washington, March |.
-L-7 Mrs. A. MILI.SPAUGH:
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Eantatlon t5e0us, NugEp najIkets, Gff&sys, Iltt
seys etc. etc. general stock 0f RiAntst Afs1t
eipes Of the hestQuality; also large spck Of Gro
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a 3 ALIIS, Public Auctioneer for the
y. Parish of st. Landry. Office at his store in
Washington. -------- - : ----
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DRUG STORE.-The undersigned have
- the honor to inform the public that they have
}at received at their Drug Store corner OF Main and
Bellevue streets, Opeolisns. fresh assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFuMERY, PAINTS,
etc., which they offer for sale at the most reasonable
prices.
They have always on hand PATENT MEDICINES
o. all kinds and all articles appertaing to their line
Of business
and careful Druggist, who will attend Night and Day
On the calls Of families and of the profession,
". P. LEONCE HEbRARD Il CO.
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" ~ ths atasc ssasa = llsaans Hsstii -,

iettcjs. in Belleyae, about the 10th Of Aa, 5s5
eust q dark hay ii lRSE With q bob taif, ,.SlH ~
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21

A RIDDLE OF THE PAsT.-We learn
from a Madrid paper, that 10 the Prov
ince of Logrone, between Terrecilia de
Camera and Pena de la Neil, near the
high road from Madrid 10 France, they
have Just discovered, at the depth of sew
enty feet below the surface, a vaulted
gallery, seven feet broad the floor and
roof are ornamented with countless sta
lactites and stalagmites. united in many
places into pillars. Seen by torchlight.
this gallery, the work of human hands
ornamented by those of nature-resem
bles fairy palace.
After traversing this corridor, which
may be about $50 or 100 feet in length
you arrive at a circular area Of l,5OC
superficial feet; in this the roof is toe
loofty for the eye to distinguish its form
In the centre of this vast hall are the re-
mains of an enormous funeral pile
around are heaps of wood, some rotten
others reduced to mere dust. Farther
of were piles Of human bones, some cal
cined, some in their natural state. Ii
the floor are several openings, having
circular stairs of cut stone which prevent
ed their depth being ascertained.
1t was impossible at the time to pusl
the search farther, as the difficulty o
respiration increased every moment bu
il is to be continued with the creates
care. There is much excitement among
the curious, who are lost in conjecture'
as to the uses of this mysterious and III
neral caven.-RocheSier Union.
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Exchanging wives.

A late number Of the Eastern Car on.
published at Paulding Miss, gives an ac-
count of swap negotiated in that vim
cinity by two Of its subscribers, and
youChes for the truth Of the story. The
chattels which changed owners we're
nothing less than the wives o. the par
ties who were on ue eve of cnigra.iug,
as they evidently did, the one to Albania
and the other to Eex.o,
The Clarion refrains from giving the
real names of the faithess Byncdicts,
and calls them Obadiah and Dick
but records the circumstances OF tue
transaction-how they went into tie
woods, sat down on log, and entered
upon the business how they came near
spelling the trade because Obe's wife
was younger critter by dozen years :
and how, after much chafering, the diff
erence was finally cqualized by the gen
erous proposal Of Dick to give, in the
way of boot, a COW and calf, two goats.
an old gun, and an ox-bell.' The re-
spectvo children Of the two mothers re-
mained with their respective fathers, and
with their strangely acquired step moth
ers, followed them 10 the State Of their
adoption ~
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jackson G. ILL.,, Ohio, Thursday, June 81, 1865. :

interest IN my late, can 90 forth with
stronger arm. have always felt that
was alone in the world, but now vii
cherish that feeling no longer
i have often noticed that ycu looked
depressed and sad, when others were
gay, and have longed 10 tell you how
deeply symaPIhized with you. But you
know, Henry, that would have been ralh
er bold push, for maiden to have made
unasked.'
But you hare spoken words now, Ma,
rion that | hope may never be recalled
Here VIC are almost at your fathers door
and as the company commence their
march to morrow, cannot see you again
before they star, and perhaps it is God :
will we shall never meet again, at any
rate. let US hope Tor the best
'One moment, Henry, before you 60,
Here is a banner have fashioned in my
leisure hours. Take it with you're.
member its motto, We fight for liberty,
and never let it be trampled III the dust.
i will defend it TO the last, Marion,
and pledge my word that not man in
the company from A-will prove false
TO it,
With an adieu, the lovers parted, and
Marion, waching the form Of Henry ill
his gallant steed mad borne him from heI
view, slighted from her own horse, led
him carefully 10 the barn. lest she should
wake her laher, and then retired with
heart whose JOY was too deep for utter
ance.
Henry arrived among his comrads just
in time to receive their British visitors,
commanded BY Captain Bates. Tney
marched with a StealIhy pace into the
old school.house, and just as they were
congraluaIing themselves upon the sue,
cess Of their expedition. they heard the
door lock upon The outsid, and the voice
OF the captain OF the minute men coClly
telling them, that if they chose to leave
the house in single file and empty han,
ded, they might do SO, otherwise they ad
vanced at their peril.
Not knowing the number of their enc
my, the few red Goals mat had bod'teu
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SCENE IN TUE FlrH AVENUE" Bird,

SCENE IN TUE Firth AVENUE" Bird
get. are the eggs boiled"
81 don't know. sure, left them to
bile by the watch"
"Boil by the watch, why, what de-
you mean ?"
"Sure didn't ye tell me to bile thin
three minutes by the watch and faith
did, for I've laid thin in the skillet to-
gether.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE!

MAIN STREET, JACKSON, OHIO.
'ENHE undersigned has just taken possession
4 of this old and highly popular Hotel
recently renovated and refited in a superior
style, and is determined to make it place Of
comfort. convenience and pleasure TO all who
may become guests of the House No pains,
labor or expense will be spared to make the eg-
abishment place of rest TO the weary travel
er, as order, quiet, cleanliness and comfort, land
an abundance of such deIclcies as the mar
ke's and best culinary skill can afford, shall al
ways be- found at "the Franklin House"
His stable is good-always filled with the best
hay, oats and corn, and attended by faithful
and honest 0stler. He respectfully sOlicits a
share of public patronage.
March Is, '55 5l-tf
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PERFECTLY CLEAR Pray, Mr. Pro-
fessor, what is a pcriphrasis q Madam.
it is simply circumlocutory cycle OF ora
torical sonorosty, circumsciibing ansaiom
of ideality, lost in verbal profundily,
Thank YOU,
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re-" Never trust a secret witha married
man who loves his wife, for he will tell
her-she will tell her aunt HaEnah--and
aunt Hannah viii impart it as PROFOUND
SECRET to every one Of Ecr female acquain-
tancCs, u
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SJrofesgionai Notices.

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. j.
1 ALLEN late Professor In The Ohio COLLEGE OF Death
invites attention % his improved method ~ nsflct
ing ARTIFICIAL DENIUREs, which combines no ion'Fa,
let Ters are no SEAMS or for the cement Of food
y, yiae the syA OF infect the breath the fsat
eat moisture otn get between the teeth aud pla;e
I'd An Artificial Gum which h - firm and ihdesrncole -
the teeth fused bish h- between aud sroend tosI
which unes them esch other snd 70 ths pats
mon ~hch Thi. imparis ~ the teet9 that
peculiar expression snd hfeke sppearance cbsrseefe
81 Crest sirercth Is obtsnsd ~ tho. urrE the Teeth
and flste ordinary oros N marketing esH hfe.s
an clear and Siue; articulation 'p-esh ls restored
Fhs important change Is effected b. having the inde u taa
teeth and Of natural form To ths form hs ton ne
really adapted This perfect sdsF alton Of the tongue to the
Sentue prevent; The hssng or mued so1nds N speaking OF
singing observed IN persons wsarns srtihoal teeth
9Th The natural form and expression OF The mouth $40
face car be rsned where hey haye beco sunkeG
eyork sqrnrir tie teeth These Attachments formed
As bdng lie portions and sustsin them 10 hoI
propor position They covered with tho sbJye FAMED
aid boone ponent parts Of the denturs
server This restoring the cheeks - ths' ougir4
hises snd cleo the natural orn 'd eNpr'i'a o. the ou2
and lps been vel tested having been m.de sposs
fs,nre the authors sccs fol- seTef- yeirs past Av-I
OF ?hogapi c ard Osguerreoiyfe hkeHes s. "hsA hsse
been taken Of persons without tbs inproveren aud o ~ik
be is ofoe showing the great chance IL spF-
snce produced the cOunterauccsoi uo1uas nov
werfug aenufes constructed upon ma pne pe Nlioh u.
public invited call and e1anht. TO- statr "o oLef
sp,cu en- OF his improved style = vors 30, requiring ne
shove attachments
oh The plates usually employed for this patns
ls punty OF which prevents slightest tauish
pie TIC mouth la short this tJsem enbr5s.
49, new and important fatur-s whish readily -prec
s6 y those wearing artificial deniuTe- is Pnrcip.e
atb reference tho utility Of this mehod hume Gus tesu
on,s can lie eiven from eminent Dentists IN the vAdou
~ ~ ci,ie. J. ALLES No 81 Hond ct v
IA small pamphlet, containing fuller PaficuAf' sent
(po.t podl on application
WILLIAM DUER, Attorney and Counselor at
w Ian San Francisco Caiif
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UaiShcs, lswcIrn, Sc
ELEGANT AND K &c II GO y ID
T. FOR TaE holidays.

ELEGAN AND RICH GO o DIS
T. FOR TaE holidays.
,-sFRytow PzicEs sufrsstE 70 rHs riHti
BALL 8 LAC 90
Iurc-rer sud " ,1lfsc -urrr,. No 81 brosf~sF 90.
TAKE ps IL Announcing . tretf -s.-5,fi lae p
.-uer.! Inst coaseGl.nce Of The 1n2ec-d'n-i 10Y
II o. IS IL Fgrop@ sud ther atms~v efa mAnu
.ifo-c ~ pgrrh,ins as.ey t9r c-sh been -
.@ct very choice ard hra--' selection Ps
rbi- TO- IT, approaching Ho d-ys ~hica WI -iAo1 tasu
% sub Low price. al make u a. ind1e~ui7a' '''
purcL.-efs q c. srr sKsnre Thew stoct Comprises
GOLD AND SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARE,
DIAMONDS PEARL : re b Z -.
,pt ,thr Preeiop. stones .od every vrety OF .sh IL
WATCHES.
OF =. celebrated naker-ELslAad France Germany Sa
FANCY GOODS.
large .-ortne,t-compr.-E IN p-r Opera Glasses Fsr'
Porte 4pusrs Work Bo1e Card Cases Psa1 Fttire' "a
pier nscLe Goods and other ar-e 81 ts sna mover
y go extensive TO elnGeei, VIZ y a.
Av.rJ large and beautiful eCee'ion some ven osaa'fnuy
arranged for sss .oDs
full sssruent-Msrbe Gilt and Bronre Win Naadssora'
MARBLE STArUARY,
A very beautiful collection o. choice pieces
l.,r, collection Of Ss German French italian Dutch and
ON, c-.,,trs trade having Obliged extend manu-
c,urI gsrteut are no~ enod to execute 9rasis of
SILVER and At the shortest poss.oe notice.
a. rel ss Diamonds and Precious ston-- OF
.very description HAVING vsy. hand avery a9s .-of'
uneni Feeling impossible % give uI description Oh
ou ock in Advertisement take pleasure IN inviting the
public 70 e d EXAMINE being assured they will rot regret
tie tine spent 10 looking over H.
Porot sns the per part u the city will aud orr .tors
,ssv al scce % the second Third Fourth sixth ,nd Eighth
~ CATS p''' ''-'- '- BALL BLACK < Co,
sI.n Of the Golden Eagle.
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Cullerp ano Garoware.
DuiI1ina Mdtrrials.

SOLID WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
= PROOF BUILDINGS VAULTS STORE FRONTS,
ROOFS The UNDERLINED prepared 70 turn 20
.old wrought iron relied Beams eE 70 specified lsnr a.
price which enables fire proof budngs 70 be erected a. veJ
advance on Of wooden The public are
invited 70 examine the building Of hess HarpsrG boa
s in Ciast where y y hsve been used fo further noi
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OSH BROADWAY.-PARIS fLDW ~ "a,
DO cHEr<TNA- Presents. sra N-N =. * ;
EAVORs-s-Ss V--.tts coui1s e. - e.-hi sl-d-ea'
S-tooi "a. s.-sr. fa-gst WrraiEs = 81 - N'n
-. - 49, Va AIT Was. Lssvcs. AMI sta'r l4er-st
,ris. C.rs.. T. srt Nara. IL fre@f vi-.-y al
,rioes. JAMES L kLR No y Saa"iy' neN W. :,
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Alarhinerp, ST.

CFWING MACHINES.-The AVERY SEW
y ING MACHINE Co. call attention to hen improves
Eschpe which received the frt pre- MUM >, 1e SrysL
p,c, The patent has recently purchased b. ene
a.smeut 10 be used the Manufacture Of Navy ;nc Army
uDi,orrs For the sewing Of heavy goods a. she. sss
,..e. sout Cth OF CameTes where great siieoz o.
18th Il reauired their rapid working Machine 1Ts5.he
There Is no dispute about the patent O. ths hse.ns 80
who wish good cheap and d7IsOls MseAns We 'aT Ca -
no. PSI BrosI
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RAILROAD-For PHILA-
naier Gnre.

4 He ORANGE MOUNTAIN WAfEh-
CURE .fers tie best accommodation, 'or pursuing hs
for me winter, sud ter9s reasonable ss~
s.asrs. Alarfa .. H. WELLfSGTOf, n
10 ia iZih 81 New forE
NEW YORK CITY WArER-CURE, NO. ia iI-h st., e'e
o. o. UhivcfsiJpiace
WATER-CURE, corner Of 6thsy. and 35th-st.
" DR. SLEW u1ites with DR. TAYLOR n tbs lngs
and cornfnodcus es for the Ban and Nineh PA
TENTS sld BOARDEB5 received a. Esss)nA0ls rates
Outdoor pi sctlce pTO1otly atfcaded 20.
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Gouses auo farms nOanleo.

WANTED-Immediatc possession OF small
w well furnished HOUSE. situated Broadwey and
between 4b l4th Ron; exceed $500
mum address Cox No 80 Post Once