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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

Itis Il rtm,rkaho fact, that among the hundreds Of
eminent p, sci,ns who have examined the recipe by
which Bals sarsaparilla is prepared not has
dan,nel IT, but all approved It., and oonend II IN the
highest tcvns Many physicians express themselves
strongly N the belief that a. y uoeiueay ,ne bsSt psep
nuIlic AlthOugh there are many physicians Who feel
ruucauce to having their names appended to the
u,,nl,l,ion OF any particular remedy notwithstanding
ey mas approve OF it In the highest degres, there
others who frankly yield their support la favor of a
remedy which they know Is capable OF dning so mnch
good In mn nlicted community. Asan evidence read s
following from old and respectable physicians, Of high
standing iu the community ia which they live:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

r II . / N " N
ny- Testimony like the following renders superInols
Mi comments ON the efficacy of luls SirstAra From
Dr. L. T. Iandell ProeSsorof Chemistry IN the Louisville
Medical College: have looked the list Of ingredients
composing Iohu ulls Compound Extracso sarsaparila,
aud have no hesitation in saying that they form safe
com puund aud thar promises well in chronic diseases,
to which IL is applicable. o. l.. L. fANDEl'L,
Louisville, June ., lSiS 7 p
Wut Dr. yles, ply Scian by appo'ptment TO the Lou
isyie Marine Hospital, says OF bulls sHrSapafi!la:
f...F I.ouKviLLE, March 20 1915
have examnej the prcscrplop for the prdparalnu OF
John Bulls Sarsaparilia und brieye tho combination tu
b.. AN excellent QUE and well calculated produce
nltera,iyu impression the ~ stem have used u both
IN public and private practice, aud think it the best
article ei Sursapariila nov III use ,... Z. ..,~.
NJ. pYLES, VI D.,
r.t l,.sIIo,t Physician Iouisyillo Marine liusOnr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

We earnestly invita- all persons VINO are sairrns with
any OF the ills thnt flesh is her TO- 70 cail on Dr. J"np
bulis agent and ret copy uf Bulls Fauly JuUruai
onArls; and Ior tic sake Of humanity, nope shat
single ydua will not be kuud upNliis to gSr Buus
Sarsaparilla TRIAL. after ran and rrcosr Ing ~ the
ttne iiue, that It Is mporsbg for tho D0ctJr TO pus
tho tenth part of the number ut eertitaes Of Astounding
orrs peiOriiui by his sars,p'rila ilre ain"unt OF
Testimony Voluntarily slowerul ou Dr. Hui, sitrsapIlIa
tc,n well known and distinguished individuals. iosh il
public aud private lite, lHs bevu parec on snciusg
" DI JOHN LUl.hS frncpa uhtcg, wess slie il,n
oct, arSt door below Main, LOpisvLLg KY -+
4 Forsaleby ..r.,@A G. KAUFFNfAN & co.
Lancaslcr,J July 90, 1854, h. L. sLoCUM u CO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

' Rheumatisni, Pains in the Tones or .-
Jointa Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling Of .
THE Glands, Sypihli5, Dyspepsia SAT- l.lIeum,
Diseases Of tile Kidneys Diseases arising from the
use Of Mercury Loss Of Appetite Pain in the Side and
Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago Coughs Colds,
Dropsy Jaundice Bronchitis Weakness Of tho
Chest Sore Throat Pulmonary Affections aud all otlst
Diseases tending to produce CONSUMPTION, Liver Cop'
plnints Female Irregularities and Complaints Low
Spirits, Sick aud Nervous Headache Night
Swcats Exposures, or lnprudencc in Life,
Chronic Constitutional Diseases, and asa
Spring and Summer Drink, and General
.. Tome for tIU System, and gcntle o..
anl reusaht putgatiye It's
r. superior to Hue kiuk -
and Congress Water,
.r. sulis. SeidIitg -. r.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

To Carriage ANA Buysy Matters.
Springs and Axels Grass and Silver Bands, Stump
- Joints and Top Props, ,En0m'd Drills, Duckan Can.
vRss, Ennmd and Patent leather,al descriptions Head
Iinings, Moss and MaeaGle Iron, etc. ~ greatvarcty
Of other goods iii that line, to be had chonp at the rc
HdrdWare St0Toof '. WHITE & EA1IA..
Lancaster, April 90, 1854. .-- ...
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12
Gbr &antasttr @a3ettr.
CITY OF LANCASTER;

Tharsaay mornina Ivny q. Isa5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12

RV- Mother said Jomima Spy to her
venerable maternal relative, Sam Flint
wants to come courting me 10 night
well. you jale, what did you tell him?'
'Od, | told him he might come, want
ed to see Aow The fool wouLd acti'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-12
N ~ M OV A W.,
GEIsY 4 CREKDEIt,

JoBBERS AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
pOnTS. SHOES. ES.I,EATHER& & FINDING.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
AN ADD1ESS.
BIZ THE EpfroR.

:. 20 !. not wish TO talk. Yoa know too well
Ins story OF our torments. We're in-ssh.
Ine 'sight sun rises In his course and LIGHTS
our most of--debts! He sets, and hi. ,sst h..
A 'h as--a eeptor; not such AZ sweep along
u Tue iaii tide OF power and opulence, aush
WIN yellow lucre for each anpaid dina
Do os. p'of-1shored-debtcr; in debt for horde
y, petty rustinss--.fooa all nsedfuls, goods,
wares On many dozen petty contracts.
FOR print paper, Typos wages, money borrexea
i'ehs--an'iquidatsd debts untold, but ali
unpsia' demanding cash, and tina. We have not
",s"' "hen strongly pressed for, can only nay
~ mat strange spell---A NOTE.
Each hour, new debts,
~ open accounts erpromised payments.
s'me ep against us.-ssus yesterday
- ." honest mana neighbor,-ncar a, hand
". THETA
~ wsre commissioned like dog, his one who
our script OF promise" because. ror,oo,s
"ehsd not thea the ready cash in hand
Mar preferred him il ca o;,s and ,u.,,, AN.
INV pe''' sum We owed him Oh ye men
H. wash
''e' We s"ssr sneh dishouor. Feign wouid We
m. r.o
These ms away u,,, ala, lOia"'n'
We Ito ye,
nc AaFe ihsaey luG ..s---y ea--,,er aa.
fai years aso--iae los i.ayyer Tee.
For many svrf fsss--s,r ,gg..,i'tr
The paper, blanks and iah vo,lT.D;r au<
(Which hope de,ie., - GU "',e PAID
90 Heaven u,,r an ,,.',|,S VAC t'oN
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

This is the name gwen 10 village recently
laid oat in s.ction ~, township 81, ". r. ".
Of the 5 p NJ, il Cedar Co, Iowa. II is
located upon the line Of the
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
al tie point where the rail road crosses Spring
Creek. IL miles east q lipton. Several bull
iass ere being erected at the piess MT time. One
building is being erected 2uft tfront by 4oft
deep. TO be occupied rs store by gentleman
from Brown Co. Ohio II is to be Completed
by the lst day Of April, 1865. A stock II
goods ~ The amount of Str Thonsoad Dollars
have been purchased aud are no y on theft way
hither. One other store-house will be CON.
leted by the middle Of April, and several other
buildings will be erected during the coming
season.
| now offer all Mechanics a
FREE TITLE FOR A LOT or Lot. to
build upon.
WANTED A Blacksmith, Cabin.t-maker
Shoemaker, Chair maker, Wagon maker and
a good Carpenter and Mssons. 1t is a good
settlement, good water end a healthy lucaiirn
ANY person or persons can have Lot Fee
Of Charge TO build upon, aay Tine bet1een this
and the 18th ef.Juy nest--'he building TO be
erected at any time during he year
For further laformation inquire on the
premises of CANADA McOLLOt Gil.
have also unimprovcd land Tor sale stu ated
near Cambridge. The land IS supplied with
FIRE wood sufficient to use for years 10 come,
and we'll watered.
o. We want all Temperance men or none.
g Temperance, Love and Reform" is our
motto. Il6f
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
A GRAND SALE.


A VALUABLE FARM In JOHN
SON COUNTY. ALSO, A VERY
DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY
IN ANAMOSA. JONES COUNY.-
A LIVERY STABLE STOCK In
Upton. CEDAR COUNTY, ALI
In IOWA. *
The subscriber wishing 10 change his bust
ness viii sell the above Property at low prices
and reasonable proportion Of the Purchas,
Money can remain unpsid for term Of. years
secured BY Bond and Mortgage upon the Prop.
erty, drawing ten per cent interest.
The farn Is situated in Cedar township, No.
e'ghty-one, south Of range FIVE West, in John.
son County, Immediately on the road from
Muscatine to Cellar Rapids, thirteen miles from
Iowa City. containing S65 acres, 2Os of which
IS under good rail fence, and with the mate
rial upon the premises for the building OF two
miles boa aud wed post fence, the building
o. which Is now ~ progress. fifty acres under
NICE cultivation with twenty-five acres more to
he broke in June, ne hundred acres Of good
umeer, bearing apple orchard Of numerous
and well selected varieties. A runnis z aud
never failing stream VI water passing through
tie place, Fed by springs and sufficiently large
Tor h'iit"g pasp"s~s. ON ahieh is now er. cted
ana upon the premises good subsan built
saw MAJ, which is doing good business, with
TWO dwsiiii ( houses, one IT log, and the other
q newly flashed frame, with Two sta bies, a
large qHatttf Of hrse stone and brick IN ate ial,
and numerous living springs Of lime stone wa ;
Ter well distributed, with scattering timber for
hide trees stas.k shelters Sc
ms farm IS situated upon the banks Of Ce-
OAR river, about one half of which Is river Dot
toms, the balance IN land In short, with ia
natural advantagcsfor the raising of stock, con-
h'ct"d with It's wafer power AID locality, il il
considered enc OF The hes stock farms III Iowa,
few horses, sneep, hogs and cattle together
with good variety Of ia ming utensils, two
lumber wagons and harness, Sc, &C., viii be
sold with The farm. The town property In An.
amosa COT slsts Of two frame buildings which
are occupied as stores N first floor. and me
CRANES shops and business 0 tEees above, which
are now being Thoroughly repaired and newly
painted, &c, situated opposite the Ana mosa
Hotel and cTnering on Main and Hickory It.
Also. enc dwelling. house in good repair On
Hekory street, aaa adjoining the stores also
TWO vacant town lots The livery stock con
sists OIL nine horsss. two hacks, five buggies
three set double harness, six set single do, one
saddle, eight buffalo robes, one Timber wagon
&c. There Is no opposition TO this stable in
Upton, and IS or 20 horse. will find plenty
to do her including the above sock.
For Further particulars in relation 10 the
farm, enquire OF S. S. Brynton upon the prem
lses. For the town property in Anamosa, en-.
CURE Of the Hon, Joseph Mann at anamosa.
For the livery Stock, of 6. l.. Douglas at TIP.
ton, or OF the Subscriber at his residence IN
Upton, ceAar County, Iowa.
May 2l.t, '55. L. L. LEWls.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

NE n 'ersi gaei oiIrrs for sale a re-v vaIsa
bic firm adjoining the town of Upton Said
farm coIsi lists ot 20 acres Of FIRsr ELAssIssp
being us acres under good fnce 100 acre,
now und'r e2Hivation: 10 acres If first rate
lumber, most which Is Cnaius Young Timber
Also, p!e,d, Of good down Tinhar Theirs Il al
80 - shi' sarin IN lib v"l.iasle meadow land
i"tgt - asso oa the farm l-0 good graf-e,.
bearing fff!t trees. There Is also on the farm
three t@Eses ar! hiiek yard Oue Of said
iioasrs J. god frare isoasc With stone base.
ment, AMI onc aai or, malt story above. contain
ing Nine didsrent apartments. Asa, a good
frame barn, w4th al excellent si,.e nil stable un
dern-ata. ...:
This farm l. fIr sale cheap, an on terms to
SUIT Purchases A. hLt smsli portion IT tar
pufchas~ money viii ne required to be ali
DOWN. and the balance Ii rcuiail for lnay tern,
of years, il dasr Il with Interest \
no2e-tt sANCEf. LONE. Sen.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
ao. for a Circus.

Next Monday the North American
Circus will exhibi, Il, rip,on. 10 the
tan loving portion Of our community, this
will afford a rich treat. We ourselves
are not much Of All zdmirer Of this kind
of exhibitions. but those who admire them
speak very highly oil the ,alen, composing
their troupe. Waterman. Buckley and the
Antonio family are well known through.
gu, the Union. bu, dom, take our slvice in
'hs N ter. just read their advertisement,
and then 90 or stay at1lo'ne jus, as YOU
pita&s
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

60 The Clover House ia Musca,ine
- JUS, suei. hsasc as NC can cheeriulIy
vroosDmeSl to our ir,ends. Every thing
- 10 b. bad IN the hes, style. The table
- ever prsridrd with the be., the mark e,
afords. md our friends need not BE- afraid
bccauss thcy will receive the best kind
# fare. IN sbsy will Be made to pay well
fof airy and Judge tot yourselves
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

f1gato. o. JuLy.- We notice from
she pepers thas IN all the ne,ghbor,ng
'owr3. great rrcparatlons az being made
:, aelsbsate the anniversary Of American
lp1sPendcnoc, ls,hsre not spirit enough
N T3peeo 70 DO likewise Who will be
6.o = mere in this matterl
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
Religions Services.

Al tn Methodist Epicopa Church in Upton
regularly eaca Sabbath at log clock \. II.
At the Con ;regAtioaalist C1arsh regularly
ea'h sabbath nc j clock A. II. and in the
-Nsnlas at 1ioes. hy TIC Gey H. W. Cobb
At.he Cont house in Tipton Oh the first FAB
bath u sac1 nfa1.a. ut i0i.2 o'elock 4. L.. ln
the key, Shelton Riier
In the Presbyterian Church every other ali.
hath al hal g4>t 10 block 4. ~, rs Rev. Geerss
y. pors:r.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

A NIsIsrEx FOR SALE -Tner, ,sa,
advertisement IN kenlacAy paper Of
Que Tor sale. He was slave 10 man
recently deceased. 1t is stated in the
Advertisement that he holds license 10
Freac,'. Churches IN want Of a pastor
will lake notice.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

- Briefly We would notice TO our
ljplos fills that in the first week In Ju.
~. 10 the regular time for the election Of
.eSa seuacilmen and town Offices, don,
issset il. In the present thriving con.
dision Of eur town, the council ought TO
b. sn1rs efficient. Let US attend to
them.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
Axorusa New Sroas. Aessrs. Cal

Asorn.a NEW SroaE. .Aessrs. Car
ter &Ish have just opened 4 new Dry
Goods Stoss Ia this place on the corner
Of Linn aud Third Streets, ives, Of the
Goodrich House. Their stock was Sc
lected In Philadelphia with care, and they
hsving been engaged in the business fo'
. number Of years, fee! confident they
car cell as cheap Of cheaper than an,
Store il Upton. Read their advertise
men,and and give them q call.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

RowAspsy MEDiclsE. We call the
attention Of the afillcteI TO the new adrer.
sisr ncnt OF Rowsnd'x remedies in m
.,,.~s column We do not believe in
nseiag drug, neither do we use them, but
we wish our readers 10 look at the
advertisement and fos,n their own opinion
.. their merits.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
NOTICE.

The notes given at the sale Of William Han
cock, and at the sale of r. I. johnson win BE-
ound in the hands Of the undersigned.
Those givea at the Hancock sale are due or
the 18th day Of November. next. ana at III.
johnson sale on the 9th day Of Decemaer fol
lowing. ROBERT M. LONG.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

~ Al our last visit TO Muscatlne NJ
'ad 40 occasion 10 visit the Leather Store
Of Pfait = Go. sadirc.n what we saw viii
our oeslRsyts, we can safely recomme nd
oar fs1ders % give them caIl'if they
~ish ,opurchese FLr thee Of any kind o,
quI'iy. Satliiers, Harness, makers, and
Sh"cmakeFs, can al this Lsas1 he supplied
with any article III heir .inc OF business
vn.:a .a,y. &c es.iri io. See advertise
inr:lt - ...-.-.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

i WiTs THAT IS 4 WIrE.--A late
Kansas paper states TIN, party of,hirty
afaeA Missosrians, led 90 by mar
NAMED Niece, attacked the American
lIsasifn Kansas City, and made attempt:
- dsstssy the building. being as they
alleged, NJ hsad quarters Of the En- i
giant Aid Company. The landlord being
called fos. appeared through his v!ts
who elai@ed hat sks sss ready to fight
~ sAek erowS. il Sighting WAS wha'
they csms for
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

80 Having been called upon to meet
seine Of our pecuniary engag ements. and
not being in possession Of the wherewith
70 do i with. ~ hare given vent to our
wse IN anesher eolarnu. Il is an address
70 eaGh one who owss ~, especially d.
recssd v each dsbssr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
RATES Of ADVERTISING.
003 ulA2>

Banks, Ball Tickets, Cards, Pam.
Pl,le.s, Hand Bills, Sc, done 10 order.
Blank Deeds,
Mortgages. Bonds, Subprnas, Execu-
tons, Notes, Sc Of superior quality
always KEEP. GU hand q, this office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20

The following persons are authorized tc
oct a. agents tor ne .Mcyttssr. ~,
W 8. SwyRnef, Ss Louis.
Z. w. CAaR, Philadelphia.
tssaeAEa b ScHELL. N. Y. City
=. n. DuRsgrr,. Mnscatinc Iowa.
w. >. eskxcsa, Davenport,
rHos. Wtss, Epringdaie,
JoHS Bow Dsrox L1cton, .
Kosesr Gowes, Cedar Biass,"
1. Ce0twrixht. Toronto. Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
HERS q. co.

FoRwARnIsG AMI CeMaIssIoN MEscuasTs
and General Steam Boat Agents, Water street
Rock Island, Hi OILS.
Consignmen!s of Produce and Grain, ta be
for~ arded by the {. & r. ]. n. r. Will NEE,
with promr. sttrnii,a
Mark ali packages POWARs l. co.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
y So -s3s-s - = :
NJ AR IeIED

D, II. Long Esq, Ola the 4th inst, ii
SAMUEL Foam to Miss SARAH ANN RoeAx.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
u. :. ToaIER.i H. 3. PORTER.
II. \. pDRTl..R s. BRUTHER
BOOKSELLERS md ytstionere,

ND AfSfCII .AsgRIHENTS
t;.".ts fttF Princes Sai.fiar Meiodtens, i sup
ply Al all ti.acs Oh hlI44 iaf sale ut nl1natastur.
srs Priee-. A.s9, a. ats FIR tizta, Pond 4 Gu =
New orr t'fa"as. aEt farBtStca NJ magutaetnr-
ef's prices al&h al .iiea If transportation snly.
Also agents FIR Art'rery's rriaiing ina, and
Whites y. y. r. ~ Foundry.
NJ. ii ILLINOIS STREET, ROCK ISLAND ILL.,
n3l.iy
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
Notice

Is hereby given to all persons know
ing themselves 10 be indebted to Wise's
Mill since June, 1858, or a, any time
previous to that date, tia, they mus, set
tie the same before the Is, day of July
next. ISAAC WISE.
hfay, 2S.h IS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
Cambridge.

This is the name gwen to village recently
laid oa in section -, township 81, ". r. "
Of the p. NJ, il Cedar Co, Iowa. II /.
located upon the line Of the
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-04-28

field for study Ind investigation. Though he will
end no mineraIepecimens, VI a visit to this part Of
the State will well repay his trouble if he wishes 70
study the appearance d newly formed lands. Also,
determination Of the RATS Of trees imbedded in the
channel of the river, their position and state of pre-
s~errvation, win throw light upon the now generally
received opinion that coal is not o mineral but a
vegetable production.
To the hunter, no portion of the State offers a
greater variety or abundance of game. There the
deer, the bear and the ~tigercat roam the forest, In
all the freedom of their wild natures.
Bue greater inducements than all these are offered
to him who will go there to cultivate the land, The
soil is remarkably easy to cultivate. on account oflts
light and sandy nature-a principal ingredient being
sand. wis.,
1t is d curious fact that the crops on this river very
seldom suffer materially from want of rain. NOT
that drouth is more there than any where
else, but because Of the very porous nature OF the
ground-consequently the water from the river filters
gradually through It. and thus the soil is rendered
sufficiently moist to promote vegetation. This trans
~piration water continues to serve the purposes of rain
during the high water season, which lasts generally
until July or August. By this means planters are
insured against the destructive effects OF long pro-
tracted sdronths. nc -
Throughout the length and breadth of this rich
district of country, which embraces an area of about
two hundred square miles, there are Il few large cot
ton-growcrs, and one single sugar plantation!
5Tr" . FARMER.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-04-28

TuEEs AMERICAN ExrosEsr.-This spirited
and interesting journal, published in Newor-
leans, came into existence only o few weeks
before our own, and has the advantage in hav-
ing very literally referred to us in its editorial
columns, which we now reciprocate, and com
mence by way Of acknowledgment for the
honor Of being made agents at this point. The
American Exponent is what its name signi-
fies-an exponent Of the principles that should
govern and influence every tFue 7knnericar: +
is a bold and fearless sheet, uttering truths and
advancing arguments that strike conviction
upon the minds and hearts of all candid read
ers, and overwhelming the flimsy reasouings Of
the Anti-American party. The paper is wor-
thy ola liberal support, and we shall be happy
to receive subscribers for it at this office.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-04-28
WEAFHER AND WATER.

we have ~ncfchnnge to report in w. charaS
Al Of the Neather. since our last.snot q par
tiele Of IL = u fallen Nd all ysgetation is
suffering " greatly; indeed, the condition Of
things is beginning to assume on alarming ap-
pearance and unless we have rain very speedily,
We shall have to look abroad for q supply Of
every description If provisions. The earth is
parched by the long continued drouth, until
there is no life-giving principle in the soil. The
Courtableau is again rising, having risen at
washington some Is to 20 inches-enoughst to
allow the steamers to reach that place. The
rise is from the Mississippi, which is swelling
at The rate Of from4 to- inches in twcnty..four.
hours. We learn that Red River is also
rising. =
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-04-28

Of saratoga. The totic ofAthis discourse Va. y.
location and torment Of he'll He undertook 10 a. a
monstrate that hell was situated in the inside Of ~ ~
earth, commencing about twenty-one miles from t y
surface, where granite begins to melt. he H. Ics
afirms that heat was the predominant character;sa,ss
Of this abode of the damned, and illustrated the p, ,ss
reached us from that quarter Of our globe. N''1 naa
A committee appointed by the Pennsylvan,.
Historical Society has submitted to that Society ~
able report, recommending the celebration Of thss Az ~
fniversaTy Of the adoption Of the Constitution Of n.
United States ate asa National Festival by the American
formal ratification by the Convention, sitting In Phiis.
delphia. which took place September II, as a prone,
time for its celebration, as Washington, who prtsa
ded over the deliberations, recommended ~ to ~,
people in a communication signed on that day, ~
urging this addition to the national holidays, tbe ~
port urges that our national festivals are only two T.
number, and the addition of a third can be MAJ
without impairing the value and efficacy Of H.
others. si.l ~ ,lD- n "a. t.N W.