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~ tls Stay BxiIdisgs, corner Of Pssssylr asia
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COACH ESYABLISHNENT,

COACH ESTABLISHMENT.
PsnnsyIudHta aeeHHe, bsttcs,n Ak and 9Th SITS.
BRIDGET Il HALL have removed from Sixth
- street to the south side Of Penna. oAG5AG
avenue, between " and 9th streets, E6aG
where they are ready to do all kinds of work in
their line. =
The old stand on sixth street is for rent. En-.
quire above. s au2-n
FIRST WARD LIVERY AND SALE STA
BLES. :
IN announcing to the public OF Washington that
Il have taken possession, by purchase, A ( /.
Of the above Stables, on G street, near fp~
the War Department, (lately occupied q
by A. Schwartz,) wish to inform. NIX
them that II viii be entirely conducted by myself
and that all orders left upon the premises win be
attended to punctually with elegant Carriages and
careful drivers The Riding School win be con-
docile horses having stated hours for lady eques
trians, In private or public, as they may prefer
Particular attention win be paid to horses kept
at Livery In his establishment. s-
Persons requiring open barouches or family car
riages, can be satisfactorily accommodated, as
wen as those desiring riding horses for gentlenea
or ladies'. - - l1-t
FREDERICK LAKEMEYER, ha
tyH-Sm fAt tt Agent.
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BROOKEyILLE ACADEMY.

Montg0merg CO., Md.
vINHE F all Session of this Institution will COM
L mence on Monday, September Sd.
Catalogues, containing full information relative
to the School, may be obtained by addressing the
principal, at B Eookeville, Nd, or from Chas. H
Lane, Esq, Pa. avenue. -
The Principal Of this Institution may be seen
on Friday, August 81 between the hours Of 2 and
O p. m, at the Kirkwood House.
au23-2w - - PRINCIPAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-31

WASHINGTON SEMINARY.
IVNHE exercises Of this Institution will be re-
Il sumed on Monday, September Sd. -
H. J. DENECKERE, s. J.,
au2Slw President
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.EMOlR OF REV. SYDNEY SMITH,
lS1 edited by Mrs. Austen, 2 vols
Panama In 1855. FRANCK TAYLOR. F.
au - ea-1 ...r .....ls. a.. "a, -. A
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RUGBY ACADEMY,

FonrteeHth street, opposite Franklia Square.
IENHE duties Of this Institution viii be resumed
y on the second Monday in September. Mum
Der Il pupils limited.
Circulars of the Academy can be obtained at the
residence Of the Principal on N between 18th and
18th streets G. f. MORISON
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EDUCATIONAL.

GEORGETOwNC CT AssICAL AND MATH.
EMATICAL ACADEMY.
'IHE undersigned having rented the building in
which the late VIM. X. Abbott ESQ SO long
ana SO favorably conducted his Academy, and
having thus secured more ample accommodations
Will receive an additional number Of pupus
Early applications are particularly requested, as
1t Is important that all the scholars should be pres
ent at the formation Of the classes. =
The exercises will be resumed on Monday Sep
tember ID z. A. BOWEN, Principal,
au "a No, S4 West ST Cieorpefovn
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FIRST WARD LIVERY AND SALE STA
BLES, =
FANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS.
- QRMKRN TRWEI ER

~ 21-Sm Age
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Tnhr.;nInarias.
MEDICAT, NOTICE.

EDR. SMITH would respectfully inform his
II friends and the public that he continues TO
be copfdentallY consulted ut his Old
Medical House, No, l6, South Frederick stree,
on all diseases of a PRIVATE OR DELlGA.!E
NATURE. His long experience a-d Gtteht'9 3
TO this class of complaints; his safe and speeuy
method of treatment, and his extraordinary sue
cess during a long and extensive practice, en;l-
bles him coniidentially, to promise all persons
so aflictcd s:tetand radical cure, without IN
Jury to the constitution or confinement trOm Dll-
sincss.. BY long course of study and practical
ieXpericnec, DR.. S. has now the qualification OF
presenting the unfortunate with remedies VIlaS
have never failed since lie first Introduced t"ens
to cure the most alarming case, and that IN Il We
rv short but reasonable time, without the AID OF
mercury or any other deleteriouS drug. WITHIN
the last ten years DR.. S. has cured more than
thirty thousand eases of the above character, ana
ii may be safely said that MORE TRAN ONE HALE
of The patients had been previously treteetk Wltn
mercury and other mineral poteonS by some tori
cign or native pretender to the healing art
DR.. Smith does not profess to be Parlsian or
II graduate Of any London or Partisan hospital.
lie believes the United States can procure PhySl-
clans capable Of curing disease mo matter
how dltiicult,n as any foreigner who has been
compelled to leave his own country because ms
boosted skill and wonderful discoveries in mcdl-
cine have failed to afford him a living Ut ONE.
Let the unfortunate bear i'll mind. when affection
OVcrtnkgs him, that no time should belOS in ma
king application to competent physician, as
they would not only obtain Tctiet from pain.
avoid modification through exposure, and ciulc
great constitutional injury but enable their med
zeal assistant to be more moderate III his charges
than he could justly be where symptoms have
become confirmed or the disease mc re widely dill
fused. The rapid advances OF this truly Icrrlty
ing disease is sufficient to- alarm the boldcst
heart. When liberation anil disaoiorcd blotch-
e, with r,srkiug pains. bctray to the unhappy
vi.tim the deadly poison Preyng upon his vitnl>
I thGn. ''uni not ill then,'' do many awake TO II
! full sense of thsir danger.
! YoUNG MENand others afflicted with 4 Seminal
| Debility whether originating from Il certain
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-30
a0Isct Articles EOY Ladies'
and dsrEnGlCEaarGa.

I HAVE just received from y. W. Harrison
1 OF I'Gil ID. llli', tie best selected an" urges
assortment of fin" So;ps and PrrIuln"ry, ever Of
!vr,l tn" public.
IA" io'I"Njn! is "nly part Of my stock :
Browns Windsor Soap.
Tin,iag s; Blrhrr'S Ln.
3!rlrnIurh Family do
Ali'.ry Shaving do.
.NmLruai. do. do.
Ha1uhO'Ii'- aud Ross do.
Almond and N"S' Shlving Cream.
Mor;rsS : and RoS" iIir Oil.
Bears - i ami Beef Narrow
-Bi eek Pn;nntnm.
Cream Of Beauty. an cXcr'l'nt nrilc!c to re-
i'nv" tan, frrcll. :, Sc, from tn" skin
:>ir.'" aud Goulf,' distilled C"IcTuc.
lip Il Tin nnu cid Cr':ul for c!.r;,s.
Lemon l"ug. ana Iuiirt Pnwdrr
UAErEEECIUt.T EXTEA'"rs.
Jockey Clua, Sw,.ri CInvrr, c ,!.u'ti,, Giro
nrI,., it,s", iIu.vlhrrr, aud .3,'ezlnl1c.
FI.AvoEITG LATnuTs.
i!os', Nani..u, .\!unnd, { 'Iery. Cinn-tlnnn.
Gin-"r. L"'u"',, Nn':nr-. O:au1". Pi..t"n,".
i'"e,h and It1tafii. ThrS, excellent ;:ci's
- gi:" flu" flavor Ia pics. cakes &;c.
l.r,!ir> a"i & 'n:l"IHrA arr Respectfully United
10 ct!i and "Nrmin. my stock.
mu?l l.. D. DOLDEAEE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fever and Ague Cure.
RHopEs,

nE, NATURES !NfaLhlh1tE %. 81 EelF IT,
~ For the prevention and cnrc OF lNTERMIT-
TENT AND REM1TTENT levers. FEVER AND AGTE E
CHILLs AND FEVER, DUMB AGCE' GENERAL D .
EILlTY NIGHT SwEATs' ana az other forms OF dis
ease which have common origin IN MALARIA or
MlAsMA: 1hls subtle atnoSPRierc poison whlch
~ certain seasons Is "haV"l4aoly lhhaIeo aI CIV
cry ofc%th' Is the same IN Sh2Tacter Wherever 1t
cXistS|Norta' south; Fast or est anu VIII e!
cry where yield TO TINS ltewly discovered anu
doto, which Is claimed 70 oe.the GREATEST DIS
coT1FI IN MkntciS NE iSEK hADsi
ms Slec!Ht Is SO lIHiieSs tst 1t may ce "a
Ken ny PTTsohs OF otery nGc, sex or conal
ana II Will -hOt SUBSTITUTE ipI one oSeaSe VtueLs
sun WORSE as Is 100 Il.em t!s .esna: III vlJ
nlcuC ny SuI'iine, Lcuiy HiseHic 'it toi
poisonous or ocictGLl?ls %iugS, not PlrtLe.? o'
any " !S;' - s'ii
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Mercantile.
j. e.. MUIR FEY.

go WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, JEW
%7TA. ELER and SILVERSMITH, BasseIps
sI...A Row, Clarlsburg, Va, has just returned
from tho East with SPLENDID stock of RICH and
RARE Goods. which lie offers to tile public at lair
and reasonable prices. His stock consists i'll part
of
Gold aud Silver Hunting Case Lever WATCH
Aarreat variety of CLOCKS of every style {;
Some of which are VERY beautiful. 81 hour and
div clocks, varying in price from 81 to sl2
Howard am! Davis's COmp"nsating Reg uIaOrs,
Also. on hand and for sale, wholesale and re-
tail. every description Of Watch and Clock
Material.
English and French Lunettes,
Common and P,truL Glasses,
Cylinders, Staffs, Vcrges and PInions,
Cock Roller. Foot and Train Jewels,
Bushiug-NVire, Peg-W Ood. Brushes, Oil &c
torethcr with every article in his line of bust
ness.
H. is we'll prepared to execute in the n"atest
manner all kinds Of WORK, and the greatest
attention will be paid TO Re pRirimg Watches,
Clocks and JeWrlrI. Work done for those
in the trade at reduced prices.
Among his J EWELRY, &c, will be found
n rich assortment OF
I.nnics' and Gentleman Brcas!Pins ana Finger
Rings.
L0"K'ES, IVNS' 0Cd'Si ''''N~0' 4-''" ~ W.
Bucilrs.
EARRINGS, Clasps, Necklaces and Bracelets
Shirt Studs, Crosses, Wristctts and Cuff Pins.
oral Armlcty and Necklaces
Cornelinn Rings and Crosses
Gold and :; liver Pencils, Pens and Pen. holders.
Silver Shutters and Trays.
Britannia and Plated Fruit Baskets and CasorS.
Silver and Plated Tea and Table Spoons, Forks,
! &c.
Cold, Silver and Plated Spcctnc"s.
Work Boxes, Thinbics and Sewing Birds.
y general assortment of Joseph Rodgers Ic
Knives Razors, Scissors, &c.
Colts and Aliens Patent Revolving Pistols.
Port MonIiCs, sc.
Also, a great variety OF FANCY ARTI-
Giles, TOYS, Or.
The puhiic are respectfully invited to call and
rxauin" this stock, the proprietor tlaIl"rS
himself that he can suit the taste of til" most
r.,s;idjous, at prices at which the most unrcl
>omni." cannot compl ,in. jtn2l II.
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RARVEErV,oS HOTEL.

I'M uuIcTsi yned having To-b niIt and cnlaF2c
l. his Hotel. il nov prepared u enteTtair visit
"T- and travellers in = u.nntlcr uiIsurpa.seI III
Western yiT2iria.
Hrs IIoUsEisa large comfortable three story
brick building; pleasantly located in tlccentreo'
tie town: contiguous to the Court house and the
principal business parts Of the place. and is pro
yilsd "lth all the ceuvcniences for keeping hTst
class hotel.
tIis TABLE viii I've supplied With the beat the
country can afford, and
lis BAR stocked with the choicest Liquors
Every attention will be paid to render the vs.
its Of tilo.e who may faToT him with acaIl, com
Portable and pleasant.
Clarksburg, March Path, Is52.-ly
y. B--The stable is attended BY careful ana
trnsty hostIcrs.
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Cia@:s9D Cash Store
AT THE WEST END.

DEiINAED. SON & Co.. have Just returned
l tr"rn baltimore With an entirely new afd
,3.icc stock, + Dry Goods. Groceries. lIurJwaro
ami every article tisu,Ily kept ina country sore
1t the Oh stanl. on Pike 81. 4. The west cul Of
Clarh>@,rL.
Having adopted as thoir motto. :: small profits
and Y".rH Iay.i they will sell goods ut 4 very
small ",iy"'.c. OF cost and carriage. for Cash or
Country r!oluct, for which the highest market
lli'c VIII hc .iyca.
The public ,.ro esptctfully invited to give us q
call. a. we are Seti- icd that they will find our
t"J!n> "t least favorable a those Of any other
MERCHANTS III town.
May lV,h. ls5i.ly
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MARION STEAM FOIiNDERY AND
MACHINE SHOP.

Tho subscribers r"Snrc'IuiN cHH III" al
tcntiOn of the citizens OIL N"r'hW'S"'II ~ W.
i'll. to tn" various articles m''""l'c'"r"" ny 'l',,
and which are warranted 10 d" c""St'"c''u on 'S
improved Pr'nctPI'% an" us ""t"n'' us '!'oS'
furnished by any o'her man" i;EL"TErS' ,,,,,,,
w" have Iusl lhlrouncru Il ~ l. Nv anu ~
StPENl"tt IL l" t'H lin" W. NII ~ I''
which "NcrlS III EASY nRAC"iiT' CLhAN ana RAPID
WORK any Hlucil!hr "frr ,S,u ny "',' ~ Nv,
w" can also lurnSh n.1n N.Y. .MAGiI ~ E'o'
ana macmmrS WIN : NA" CAl'l'lH'''9' OF
Ol.t'A Mrs. HlAche'' ....-......,..,,.
OF REAPiNE MAtti! ''~' Sni''''" '"'
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GSOACy's L1dy's Book EUr
BS56.

EANWE%rS FIFTH ,.n.r r. u, ! l;.,.;.,, L.. a.
.',,,, purl;.b,r ',rLon,i, I.I,, ~. "
l.nn,,iaIrl Lv Mo 7 .i;, -. IT,: ,.,,.,.
,.nrtLv ~ tx i,,Inr.
PrI%r,r,t p,,.;Ts or \r~r ,cr,,,. r,,, ~
!, .,,,.;,. Inn ,,.,,,,.. &c TI;r, i ,..,. ,,,,l
InIcrr, hr,iI,n;r, wi III :, I,,r.. ,,,;,Ir
"tr,s in J,(.,. ~ .,,I I,,.rn.,,i,,, iIri,i,,,
iiIS yr'r
HGnTtirrI S,.r, pi,.r, Limo or N..,,.;,,, :.
evnrv n,,,,,Lcr -
GEd ~. rr}i.1', Steel E,.l;,,, pr,,. ,,.i,.,1 J.
j., rynrt Tn,nI.r FIN ,,,Iv T.,.L;,,, Ir,.. 49,.
mr., cr,,.iI.,rl ., MI hnri,; ~
kni,,ir,, \.i.iu,, 4 F,i,,, ,iIrr.,. ,.,...,:.
,,,In,.
Wm.;cT,., H.. .,s ,.,,r,I,,v
wv. Toss.,, - Dr,,y;1r, .,rc ,,.,,, ,,,,.,,.lI
ticv'. ;r,.,iu,i,l, rr,.i,ls y,I,,i ~ ,,,,i,,,,
L. ,Ir.., yn,rC,r t.ouI,i,,., rho 'roi,rt XII, r,,,
w. mi Nisn.II.,,niII,s Unr.n. l,.c;,, ~
on;,',S ''7 AZ
h;o,,r,,u. and Plans with fall lir,c,;,,,. f.
7 nl;,- ~ '.,,t tLci, m, :, lr,...os Loth Nr1 .,,I
E"mnIc '''''
E,nhroi1orv AMI Erol,ri, Anol,;s, r.,t,r,,-
oynrw ,nonIh = GREAT vnri,,y ~
STir H. ,:st,!y>NNTLis G;.n,rt,rcu+ :. i,,o1,
abIo to every Mother.
Manu- I'oTrA,Is.---t;rrat ,,+rnt;nu ,,.,;l =,
tbis ,L.,,irimruf "
A TErAT1sE on TurIINr.-A mos. cv..llcn.
oriirIr for the preservation and E.mlir, mo If
Ills mos, iry,li,rhl, ornament to I,Ht s,I,,
Tn'lnui,trI Fvrrirt. Model Cntta,t.. N,IL
,,ottnTc Eur ,itnr. put rrn. for Wi,I1I,,, r,,,,
,oims Nusir Crochet Work. Ku,ttirr N,.fir,.
T,frLwork. Crochet Flower work; II:ir Iir.; iiE,,
i';GLr,, WAR; Chenille, Wor1, In q Ci}.,r W',,,i
I:L;IJrcn's and Infants (In,Ir, can. tLn.,,;
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TIHO those persons who are afflicted with Els
1 rheumatism or GoUt, it i especially recon-
meadct: i perfectly harmless and may be apPli-
eU i'll all cases Will the greatest safety. Its eli
cary is "ncliepntcd. never having been known to
fail in producing immediate relief and ultimate
cure. Its influence on the nervous system is a.
toL!sEimg: in short il has received thu upprcba-
ton OF the most eminent OF the MEDICAL profess
sion, WHO nave pronounced it to be the most I'M
l,'ttant Of molern scientific inventions. Price
- cents only. For sale by
JOHN II. MURPHY.
Clarkabuvg, July Il, l'54.
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EHNR &:E9C ELONY

] l.. CARR has l'rst received at Inc D"r
- and S"@ar Store, opposite Bn;Irts Hotel
and has for sd" ut IT," lowest prices
IHn R",ln< Wrapping paper.
~ Boxes Window Glass.
~ Gross Matches.
~ E">'s r"hacco Of various bruaIs.
! J2.nNA Fin" Sr"nrS.
i Gross Bonnet Boards.
variety ul G':ss ANA 8r,sS lamps.
l.lhrIi'l Oil.
iho<g"nr q IS and Lath Oil
W"i!r, Cation aal RI Carp'ting.
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Book A~cgats SNnatcd.

4 GENTS WANTED in every town aud coun-
"A ~ IN the United States. to sell the most pop
uar and -alcah.c hooks published. nrany of thrr
beautifully illustrated with CoLUI:Ep Nul;AvEN"S;
al" the most luIrl.r works O 7. :. Arthur. in
c'nl'l-" Arhnr'S Cottage Library"
l.tr.ij-eut and eutcrpu~inc men Will ind Till
Il pheasant and profitable h1>imc>>
For particulars. address post -ruiIN
j. ". BRADLEY. Publisher,
No.4S Ncrth Fourth Strcht.
scp2o ~ Philadelphia, Pa.
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B'vrsHD Arrival.

DIR. JOSEPH J.. CARR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
AND TOBACCO STORE,
~ezErR Opposite BartIett's IIOtGl. Clarke
1917 burg, Va, has frist received from Phi
VA ladolphit and New York large aul
E2sL3 well selected stock of American,
"a French aud English chemicals, Drug.
Medicines. Surgical Instruments. Paints. Oils,
Dyeztufs. yarniah. Brr hos. Glass, Spices PERU
merry, Fancy Articles. Stationery. COntectionc-
~, etc, etc. Also, Il large stock Of
Tobacco, SnuH and SGsars,
Ofovcry brand and quality: All Of which he will
seil low for cash. or ou the usual credit 70 pune
tuAl customers,
~ Physicians can rely upon having Their
prescriptions carcFuliy Compounded. Good
are sclscted with earo, and warranted as repre-
scutcd. nOvlO IS
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N0r1I,western Hotel.

/ 10 the pu j,ic, that I've has leased the hCnH
known - tie Northwestern Hotel" situated u
ClErisbnrg. Va. The houso and furniture, atS
nov undergoing general course OfrePaiFs' WIZ.
whcn completed, will render this one Of the nor.
plsasant houses in the country. The rooms az
iarge airy and con vcnientlv arranged A portion
of the house 10 nov open. and public PHtIonSJ
Is re-pcctfully solicited. No pains viii % 9Pa.s
to render h0ss who may encourage this ho'N''
comfortable; ontentoGb and happy.
SAMUEL. W ALRER,
Clarksburg, June LIST, 1854 proprietor j..
PS.-.A limited number OF OoaraetH =,
accommodated wishroOnls Je'
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United States EEOfcV.

IN S. CONLEY, Proprietor, opposite the
i Court House, PA RHEKSBURG, Va
This house has been rcfitcd and many i'm
ruvements made by the present proprietor, who
sill spare no pains to contribute to the comfort
( his visitors.
u" Good Stubling attached to the house
sep2I ly
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Sign and House Painting.

lie in the various branches OF House and
Sign Painting, Grainirg, Gliding, DC. which
is prepared to execute il Il neat aud durable
manner. All crders entrusted to him will be
attended 10 promptly, and ia u workmanike
manner. A c. MATFIES
clarksburg. Juu2 185l-1y.
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Notice..

! 1ENSDNS whuse accounts have been stand
ing six months will please cali and settle Lv
note or otherwise. We think short settlements
are tn most satisfactory.
Novl If h. PRlTCUARD, son & Co.
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WILLIAM q. CARPEp.

AIYORNEY 1T LIIV,
Eut hEAN >ON Up~hur Co., Va.
~ LII "raciicr III UpShur, and the ad, dining
coun.irs, and pay prompt attention 10 al
claims entrusted 10 him.
November 29Ih. I>5I-lv
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MISUNDERSTANDING Rings.

May Sd, oci9ly.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-10
NO1RE PREMIERE PAGE.

On tronvera sur notre premiere page &c Ia
parte anglaisc, le discours de NJ. Sellers, du
Maryland, au Congress des Flats Unis. Nous
esptrons que nos lecteurs lie craindront pas de
lie lire, nialgr6 quill leouvre pusieurs COLONIES =
on sera bien rtcompens6 en- le repassant II est
expressf, ct emane dune source fort distinguee,
NJ. Sellers 6tant le representant dun endroit
compose de catholiques, ct un des districts du
Maryland 10 plus populeux Ell esclaves-Si lie
parti American meditat quelque chose eontre
l'escavage on contre les catholiques, certaine-
ment NJ. Sellers men serait pas lie champion,
lui-meme Giant proprittairc descIayes, ct un
politique dc la vicille ecole republcainc.
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FAUX PROPHECIES.

Depuis l'ezistence du monde, il existd des
prophecies. parmi les ancicns, il y en- await qIi
etaient inspires par Dieu, ct beaucoup Par lie
siable: ct aujourd hui vous trouvez des hommes
qui presagcnt lc bien, dautres le mal; en- pre-
disant les evenamcns qui doiyent arrivcr, ces
prophecies modernes sabassent bien petitement
pas en- presageant la guerre, Ia peste ct Ia
famine &C qu serait cause, 81 on les croyait,
que ceuX non prepares Sc prfcauti0nneraient
contre des evencmens dune aussi grandc I'M
portAuce, mais lis prdsagent la chute, apres une
bien courte existence, du Patriotic des Ore
louEas "et par ce moyen cnpechent beaucoup
do personnes d'y souscrirc. I'elle 6te Ia pre-.
diction de quelques personncs preyoyantes ct
dun esprit pfn6trant, ct ces personnes sont de
nos voisins de beaucoup moins dun miller de
miles Cette prophetic nous inttnssant par
ticulierement, nous serons bien aise dc con
naltre Ia base dc pareies predictions. ST rotre
existence doit etre dune 81 courte duree, il nous
taudrait aux moins nous pr6parer all stjonr des
esprits: mais dams tout celia quelque chose nous
dit quill existc des prophecies nal intentionnes
ct que leur prophetic est fausse-Gtant sans
doute lie resultat de tout sentiment d6pourvu de
cordialite--convient- apres tout d'alarmer ct
de chaser de nous nos amis, ct, 4 notre nais-
sance, de nous enleyer ce support don't l'enElnce
besoin? Cependant lc monde est assez grand,
ct doit pouvoir nous contenir tous eti serait
hien cruel de nous consigner si-tot a la tonlbe.
Que nos amis ct lie public pretent uue oreil|e
attentive Il de telles predictions ct a un tel
croassement, au sujet de retablissement du
Patriotic, ct de sa duree, nous nous pernettrons
de dire que ga base est aussi solide ct perma-
nante que lie sont ordiuairement les chooses hui
maines en- un mot que rien ne manquera Il sa
prosperta--il a plus 'amis ct dadmirateurs,
nous voulons dire de vrais amis-et plus de
capitaux pour le supporter en- commencant que
probablement tout autre journal 6tabl dams
lOuest de la Louisiana et ces capilauy appar-
tiennent ses propridtaires- portion
stant iournie nj aueun interet appartenant a
aucune sociGt6 secrete; aucun ne possede le
controlc de ses colonies, d moins que dies deuX
,cotes les sentiments ne soicnt les memes. L'idte
que nous avons demandd des contributions OIL
que nous devons en- demander de tens q autres
aux membres dune sociGtG secrete atin de sup
porter notre pressc, est fausse ct ridicule; et
cette idfe ma Gt6 rtpendue que dahs lintentior
de contribuer notre d6cadeuee.
Nous dirons done aux personnes dispostes
nous prot6ger, de ne rien craindre au sujet dt
notre durte, ct que notre Journal leur sera tou
joGrs de quelql'int6ret.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-10
OPELOUS4S:
skMEDI MATfS, MARS 10. 1853.

ky- Ceux de nos amis, GU agents, qui ont
recn un prospectus de notre journal, on une
liste dc noms de souscripteurs, voudront bien
nous les envoyer Nous ne pretendons pas que
parce que nous commissions, ou sommes amis de
beaucoup de personnes, que ces memes person
res soicnt forcees de souscrire notre Journal !;
ainsi done notre gazette ne sera enyoyee QUA
ceux qui nous auront donnG leurs mons, qu'au-
dter de la prcndrc.