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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-22
Testimony from North Carolina.
Astonishing Effects rrcm the German
RittPVS

Certificate Of Dr.. ". SMITH, Of Pine HiH,
Richmond County, " C., March 1, 1854.
DR. C. ". Jackson, Fhllada-pear Sir,-l
have been subject of Dyspepsia in ITS worst
form. for the last five years. Such was my
condition for twe Give months that the physicians
and all who saw ne said ! must die. While IN
this oulItlou, was carried 10 the watering
places in Virginia, Tennessee aid North Caro-
Ina. bat wa~ rot benefited by any water 10
which was taken. While on my way home,
| STOPPED a week at Ruthoriordton, small
village in North Carolina, to try the effect OF
sout Chat, ucate water IN Il at place. About
the last of the week went into dug store TO
yet some medrmc for my child and myself
There were several Of the village physicians IN
the store. aud one Of them seemed to take some
interest in NY case, and after asking me some
question: said he had been q dysrePtic, and
been Greatly benefited by the use of CDR Hoof-
lands German Biters," propared by you, and
he insisted that would try the Bitters. He
also called the next day al my room, and in
sisted so much that would try them that
asked him 10 get me one bottle. he did il,
and commenced taking II as directed, and
do say | was more benefited 10y il than all the
water and medicine / had ever taken.
After reaching home, oCe Of my neighbor,
came TO me for a prescription and medicine,
Che a dyspcptc,) and gave him nearly all tho
Bitters had left which effected much good in
his case. He has often called on me for moro
Of the same kind Of medicine, saying be was
more benefited by it than apy other he had Ia
ken. bu; have not been able TO get any more
for him or myself since will you therefore,
please ship rue a dozen or more as soon as pos
s.ble Respectfully, yours,
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Wood Engraving.

Those requiring Wood Engraving, can have
their orders executed in an unriyalled manner
Special attention. is gwen to views of ANIMALS
ar experienced English Draughtsman is 10
ged for this eXIross purpose. Persons living
at distance can forward daguerotypc of the
object (by maiD they wish engraved, which
will be a sufficient guide to obtain perfect yfas
smile. Stock Breeders viii be dealt with on
very liberal terms.
Our ExcHANGE LIST is already very large.
4 further extension is not desired, unless pub
fishers are willing to give the above advertise
mcnt several insertions IN their respective pa
perS.
AGRICULTURAL Books can be furnished on
every useful subject, from both English and
American publishers, by enclosing to our ad-
dress the price OF the book required.
Specimen copies will he forwarded on the re-
ceipt Of Is cts in postage stamps.
c. REAGLES, Publisher,
POS Broadway, New York.
February I6, 1856. 6m
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A DESIRABLE
II L $ I'D Z n G K
FOR SALE.

THE Undersigned Offers for .slo bis
L present Dwelling L.
House and Lot. Ell
Upon tie lot there il choice collection
q the hnest Apricot. Peach, Pear, Apple.
D~msOn and es3
PLUM IRE ES; -.
Domestic aud Foreign Grape Vines, ROses.
and Towering. Shrubs ADD Vines. This
property is all 10 complete order, Cellar
rat-pronf, having a smoolhe hydIsalic &C.
menl floor ceiling Ialbed and plasi:red,-
rendering tie rooms above comfortable to-
tie feet IN the wiE!er bells 20 front door
ard every room III the house pump of
delicious water and cisiern within Eve
UPS Of the kilcieu door good Kitchen.
Servants Room. Smoke House. Bath
House. Curn House, Cow House and
OTHER Oul-buiIdings. E1- Terms very
easy.
JOHN z. UAMTRAMCK.
ShepheTdstown, January &c NJ
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] BAROUCEIE,

lot Of Harness, Mans Saddle, Side
Saddle, Barrels, and many other articles
not necessary to enumerale.
E- Sale to commence a: 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ. Six months credit on all sums ov.
er So, bond with approved security, to be
given before property removed suDs UNI
der $5 cash.
JOHN NJ. JEWETF, Trustee.
Shepherdstown, March Is, 1856. 81
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FIJAB AID LAST ARRIVAL !

T HAVE just received another very
| cheap lot Of Ready made C.o,hing.'uch
as Black, Blue and Brown Dsess Goats,
Business do. Black Doeskin Pan,., and 4
general assortment Of good Yeas. B.acb
Cravais. the beet to be found. An early
call i respectfully solicited.
Feb % J.. A. SCHIOSS.
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Caps +! Caps !
LOOK HERE !.

T have just received from Phil adelphia and
l. Baltimore a fresh supply of GENTLEmEN's
OyERcoATs, also BOYS OvERcoATs, beautiful
article, also COATS and PANTS, for negroes.
Nov. 10 Il. HU.MRICkHOUSE.
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FOR SALE.

= valuable NEGRO MEN, one % and
4 the other % years of age, and No. l
Farm Hands. Also very likely SER
want GIRL, about II years old. For
sale by JOHN II. McENDREE.
December 20, 1855. eff
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Great Cure Of Piles,

" SMITH, NJ. ID.
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rs5g@ To L II USE L1QUoR! Wolfe's
sCIIEIDAM AROMATIC sCHNAPPs.-This cele-
brated beverage is manufactured at the factory OF
the undersigned ct Scheidam, Holland. He is the
sole importer, as we'll as the exclusive manufacturer
Of the article, and no preparation bearing tho name
of Sehnapps, that is not procured either from his
establishment in NewYork, or from his agents III
other cities, is genuine or reliable.
1t is made from barley of the finest quality, select
ed with great care from the products of the most
celebrated grain.growing districts, is favored with
the essence Of the aromatic Juniper Berry OF Italy
and is rectified by a peculiar process, which ezpels
from the spirit every acrid particle,
ASS means of preventing and correcting the disa'
ereeable and often dangerous effects produced npor
the stomach and bowels by a change of water-a
visitation to which travellers, new settlers and'all un
acc,;mated persons are liable-tho Scheidam Arc
| matte Sohnapps will he found absolutely lnialllo'e
while, in cases of dropsy, gravel, obstruction OF th'
kidneys. diseases of the bladder, dyspepsia, ague ant
fever. and general debility. it is mo-
emphatically by the most distinguished members o
the medical profession. .
wish the public to understand the sehnapps i
not sold by the gallon or pipe. 1t Is only sofa Il
quart and pint bottles, in cases of one dozen quart
and two dozen hints, each bottle enveloped in yeilo'
paper, with my name on the bottle, CORK ana IL La
smile of my signature on the label. For sale at al
the respectable Druggists and Grocers.
UDoLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer end Manufacturer,
Denot rs. 90 and % Beaver street, NewYork.
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ncmSO rlcattn NaarkftS.
Monday Evening. MARCH, !. lsso.

Monday Evening, March8 1856.
CorroN The demand has teen quito animated
to-day andthc sales embraces fully is boo bales. Thc
market ~ steady at Saturdays advance. aud we 70
peat our last figures.
inferior, baaal Ordinary, .7Aas Coed Ordinary,
s4asA Low Middling, s}a9 Mlddling, 9laSA Good
Middling, l0al0l Mildhng Fair, 1osaioi- Fair,
llA-- %SN
SUGAR. 40 There has been q fair demand and prices
are steady, with sales Of 100 hhds, Fair to fnlly hlr'
Ta7sc. s5 etgf
MoLAssHsa. We notice sales Of 1900 bbls. at aaa
sdc. for good TO prime, with o few lots Of choice at
34Ac. per gallon. ~
.FAouR. The demand, Is still limited and we
hear Of only about 700 hhls. sold to-day, of which 20O
Tonncssec superfine ~ ~ about 800 st. Louis, most.
~ at " a5 ; and 100 choice extra at 50 per Dbl.
CoRs. \. Market firm, with sales Of 10000 sacks,
| Of which $50 rejected and part In cotton sacks at 4ia
47c.; 40 poor mixed At 40c.; 1880 mixed without
inspection at Soc; 1900 al. b2c.; 1000 white ut tile,
same; 1920 white and yellow at 53c.i 100 At 5laSSc.
aud 400 atb4c. per bushel.
WHEAT. We notice sales Of 100 sacks rcd ard
white at 81 SO and 81 So, and 1850 at 81 63 per
busiel. A lot of 1875 sacks was received to-day BY
the Shotweil for tr~anshipment.
Oars. -, 500 sacks st. Louis sold at 45aisc. per
/ b,shel.
RICE "A lot otli1 tlerces was sold on the Levss
at &c. per lib,
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L'ANGIETERRE EFT LIES ETATs-U NIs.--No s
relations commercials ayec lAngleterre sont
tres importantes, CONNIE on lie vera par les
fats ct les chiffres que nous allons otter. Sur
$275,l56,8 SAG de produits ct de marchandlses
export6s des ports de rUnion pendant Ia der
Mere aimee commercials, $lT7, 704,l7l ont Gu
| pour destination rAngleterre ct ses colonies, ce
uui ne laisse pour toutes les autres nations re-
unies que sol ,442,675.
L'Angleterre nous prend done environ les
deux tiers des produits que nous enyoyons a
i'etranger, tandis que tous les autres marches
rtunis men prennent qu'uu tiers.
Les produits que nous ayons eIportes Tan
nee derniere pour rAngleterre, prepayment
dite, s'elevent a $135 ,629,l45; ceux qu'elle
nous o envoyes en- retonr representent un total
de $l~02,436,293 II y a done ell en- notre IA
veur une difference de $33,1 1872, 1852.
VOLTA des fats qui respondent victorieuse-
ment 4 ceux qni voudraient nous yoir rompre
notre alliance ayec rAngleterre pour nous Je
ter du cote dc Ia Russie ct alder lie colosse du
Nord a ~antantir la puissance ct 10 proSperlte
dc la Grande Bretagne. On a beaucoup ecrl
sur cette question, depuis lie commencement dt
To- guerre d'Orient, mais les publicistes qui on
defendu ayec tant de chaleur l~alliance russo on
oublie cue nous sommes ayant tout une natlol
commercials. La RUNE de rAngieterre nou
assurerait-elle, omln Oil Ia pretendn, lie mono
pole des marches du monde? Non, certes
| Ainsi, CONNIE nous le disons plus haut, lie
Flats Unia ont envoye en- Angleterre en- 1854
So 'une somm de produits evalues
$1T7, T04, i'll. Nos expectations pour J
Russie pendant la mtme periodic mont pas dt
passe le maigre chiffre de S123,445. Exec
: dapt de nos expectations pour FAngleierre
: $~lf7,5S0,626! II est yrai que le blocrs d
: ports de la Baltique a nui il nos relations cor
megciale. ayee la Rassie, mais nous ayons I
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Mbut-b ems.

lion John M, Clayton, Of Delaware, is de
@'nel from the .. S. Senate by sickness.
A renewed effort is in progress in Genoa to
eOaPe'e the monument projected some years
ago to The memory of Columbus.
Large quantities Of very fine camel coal
aaSe been discovered o few miles south Of
Salem, in Iowa.
Inc bar-rooms in Charleston, in accordance
WIN an ordinance recently passed, are now
closed on Sundays.
~ The direction of the Postmaster General,
vi newspapers containing circulars, ~handbills,
'"d extras" ore to be charged letter postage.
Professor Alex. Dimitry has been appointed
translator in the State Department at Wash
"s'on' Ar excellent appointment, say we.
The total shipments of coal from the mines
u western Pennsylvania for the last year have
Osa estimated at l,423,529 tons.
The population OF yicksburg is 4643--oi
which number, 3l78 are white and l456 arc
blacks.
Inc arrivals Of whalcrs at tho Sandwich
Islands, during the fall season Of 1856, nun
nHed $50 vessels; ia ut Honolulu, liz a
A~ahaina, and "a at Hilo.
nlahora Salviati, who lived in Ploronct
s'ale 800 years ago, was the mother Of ffty-twt
Va"iren, OF whom she had never less than thre
were produced at q birth.
ins Buffalo Republican says that d felol
eSncraiIy appears on the end of the fingers o
u'mbs. The Boston Post. rejoins-" some
Auss On the end of a ropelp
4 couple Of lads, fourteen and fifteen year
VI ase, had a rayage fight with bowie-kniye
~ LOUISVILLE Kenecky, a few days since, an
Ne Them was nearly killed.
The Democratic State Convention of Mis-
Tss'ppl has elected pretty nsch the Who'll
democratic party of the State as delegate. t
1s cincinnati convention, the total numbe
being $50.
Ma" said a little girl to her mother, F."
4' lieA want to get married as much as IL
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ependant lui

dependant lui I'd. m-ers! nc]
partie considerable nos enfois ordinaircs.
hpnblcz, triplez, quadrnplcz le cbiifre que nous
venons de otter. ct ne sera-t-il pas encore dune
extreme insignifnnce 4 cote DIES Sl7I Ihilis SSgs
pour icsquels figure 4 Angleterref
Nous avons done, dit ayec raison un Journal.
ceut-soixante-dix-scpt millions de raisons DC
plus pour vivre Ell. paix ayec pAngietcrre que
pour nous joindre 4 ses %ennenlis. Cellec De;
son cote q tontes sortes dc rnisons pour desirer'
10 maintien de- nptre ALLIANCES. Nous lui avo'
achetei lsannee derDiere $l02, 436, 293 de nh
chandises. Les Flats Unis sont pour ellie une
excellente pratigue, ct ellie fera tous ses efforts
pour ID eonserver. II est impossible, CONNIE
nous i'entendons dire depths qaelqne temps,
qu'elle desire rompre avec nous nj le people
Ill 10 commencement anglais nc connecticut
cette insigne folic. as @
Croit-on pnr hasarl que pour conserycr en-
Amerique Fequilihfe du peuyoir, Ia Grande.
Bretagne Sc brouillera settlement ayec nous /?
Ses III hes d'Etat ont trop de sens pratique, ct
sis s'oublinicnt au point de nous jcter le giant
10 pcuple- anglais. SC leyerait, comme I'm senl
homme ct les chasserait DIN commencement. In
guerrc nest pas impossible entire L Angleterre
let les Etats-Unis, mhis l'interet DIES deux peu'
pies leur ordonne de Pewter, et sils y sont IA.
1ent entraipes I'm jour, DIES motifs de IA
plus extreme gravite leur auront souls mis- les
armes b Ia main.
sCes motifs n'existent pas encore. Que lord
Clarendon ct M. buchanan 80 Achent 81
echangent des paroles blessantes, leur bouderit
amenera peut-etre tun reimbursement monlcn.
tame dams nos relations diplomntiques avec !,
cabinet de St, james, mais ellie n'nrmera pni
un grand peaple contre un autre. Nous som
mes loin da temps on un caprice d'ambassadeul
~allumait Ia guerre entire deux nations. Sislefs
Clarendon q. offensa NJ. Buchanan, Il hi fert
ses excuses ct ID grande querelle SO terininels
par une poignGe de mains.
QUAINT aux determinations de Ia prcssc, non
ne mons en- preoccupons pas. Cent fois deli
dams les journaux de Londres Ia gurre q ct,
declaree aux Etats-U nis, ct nos confreres ame
~ricains nc SO montrent pms beaucoup plus &C
commodahs. II est 81 iacile i un publicist
arme de SO plume do sen aller hrayement el
guerre ct de d polir nne pursuance N'avons
nous pas aux stats-U nis fait mile plnns a
campagne, deppis IN IN, pour les Kusses on L
allies? @.ss
Non, nous ~n'aurons pms do gucrrc ave
PAngleterre cent questions comme .cclles d
rAmerique Centrale ct dd requirement no SAT
raient frapper de demence les gouvcrnement
anglais ct american a co point do lea aeeugle
sur les calamites sans nombre d uns rupture
TAbeille-& 9'&ss iAs s9n
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f.ss BAxours LinREs.-M. James, un des
representans dc Ia N onvc1le- Orleans q pr6ssn-
te 4 Ii ChaInbre un bill pour arrehderf act0
qiaifcree les b0nqNnnes HIRES ID h Louisianc.s I'm
vicrtu de III loi n%ctuelle, les banques librcs sont
tenues do deposscr cntrc les mains De- l,audltedr
dcs guarantees egnles au ~fnontant do lunr circa-
lation. Id Bill de NJ. Jaines moditie cette dis.
positicn ct ~autorisc les sbanqucss libres a eret-
ire dcux piastres en- billets contre ufie Tiastro
ID g~nfantie on une piastre en- especcs. u, suit
que les banques souniscs encore d lnncicn syss
teme on ledroit d'emettfe trois piastres cl biE
lets contre une piastre on especes.
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Eingnller Tcinoin.

Derniercment, dams 10 Tennessee, IN juge-
ment capital . etc pronounce, Oh 10 tcmoigna-
&c dun cheval q seryi pour amener laccnss
a conviction. La question qn'il s'agissait do
decider, etait de determiner l'cndroit precis on
le crime fun neurtre) await etc commits. In
c~ulpabilite De ~laccuse etait sufisamment eta
bile, mais il etait juge par me coul don't Ia ju-
ridiotion n'embrassait que lc douzieme district
judiciaire.
lie douzieme district jndiciaire etait separe
du trcizieme par I'm chemin qui passait a qua
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Feco,lalitc.

.LUl7a.N I .EI..N -M. NA --Tt H.LIlH.Nt Nz .Na p.
Nous lisons dans I'm dcs derniers num6ros
du Herald do Camden (Arkansas) lexemple
~suiynnt dune fecondite extraordinaire.
Une negresse appartenant nu colonel John
Dockery, president du chemin de fer, q dome
lie jour a quatre jumeaux peasant chacun envi-
ron I livres.
II y o dams lie nombre trois files ct un gar
con. 5,l5a .Glh.
La mere ct les enfants SO portcnt parfaite-
ment. Ei@r4~
lie colonel o dome aux trois files les mons
de Mississippi, Ouachita Ct Riyiere Rouge, ct lc
garcon s'appellera chemin do fer: on salt que
rentreprise que preside le colonel Dockery
porte 10 nom de Railroad du Mississippi, de Ia
Ouachita ct de 10 Riviere Rouge.
lie pere. ct Ia mere dc ces quntrc jumeaus
etaient tous deux, Fan dernier, employees aux
travaux de Ia vote ferree. - iy
ST lie chemin est aussi productif que ces tra
v~ailleurs, la fortune de Ia c%ompagnie ct fate.
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Ak UNPRECEDENTED Acr-A Judge .ining
Aimsef.--Judge w. B. Robertson, of the Sixth
District Court, on discharging the Grand Jury
Tuesday last, rcprimanded himself for having
forgotten the day fixed by law for the present
term Of court in this Parish, aud for this over
sight informed the Jury that he should fnt
himself twenty-five dollars. He Immediately
drew o check for the amount, md handing il
to the Sheriff, instructed him to collect thu
same and give it to the Female Orphan Asso
cation Of Baton Rouge. [Baton Roug'
Comet.
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B~oNBARDEMENT DE VERA CRuz.-Le stea-
mer Texas, eapitaine Forbes, est arrive her
dams notre port venant dc Vera Cruz quill u
quite 10 % dc feyrier. II apportc DIES nonvel-
les importantes. T5F =
La citadclle de st. Juan d'Uloa s'est pronon-
Gee en- favour de Harry lamariz dams Ia mutt du
IL courant ct o signiie le lendemain d la vile
de Vera Cruz que 81 ellie nc Sc rendait avant
| midi ellie serait bombardde, LG commandment
militaire de Nera-Cruz ayant rspondu par un
refus, la citadelle o ouyert le teu contre Ia vile
d midi ct demi ct Ia maintenu pendant une
henre. DeuX personnes ont etc blessees d
Vcra-Cruz ct q~uelques maisons endommageos
lie IA, 10 fregate franchise Penelope, venant
de SACRIFICES, q jete l'ancre entire Ia citadelle
ct Ia vile.
Rien de nouveau nest suryenu iusqu'au 10.
lie steamer dc guerre Guerrero s,etant presen-
te ce jour III pour prcndre a 10 remorque le
navire de guerre Guadalupe, Ia citadelle o on,
vert lie feu contre lui ct Ia canonne pendant III
quart dheure. lie Guerrero o recu cling bou.
lets dams so coque ct pcrdu son premier lieute
pant ct quatre hommes. Sept autres ont etc
blesses. En- co moment une bombe lancee dt
lie terre par lie fort St-Yago est tombtc sur St
Juan d'Uloa ct q fnit sauter I'm magasin a pou
Dire. Seize hommes ont etc tues GU blesses.
lie 90 d 5 heures ct demie de lapres-midi, Ii
citndelle SO rendait d Ia villel
Avant le commencement du bombardemcnt
les navires avaient pu &c refugier a SACRIFICES
lis sont retournes d leur mouillage lc 81
lie navire de guerre mexicain Guadalupe ct h
steamer Ben Franklin mont point quite i
lcur. Ia plupart des families residant d Vera
Cruz s~'etaient retirees u Villagco, petite viii
situce dams lie voisinage.
lie Vera ruzano du % dit que les rebcllc
de Ia cisadelle- eempasaitropt devant upe cou
martiale. Lie gouverneur Plane o public III,
proclamation dams laepel|e il remcrcie les bra
YES defenseurs de Vera Cruz de leur dsvout
! mont ct dc lear fdelite d In cause de l'otdre {
q de la loi. [Abeille.
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Tim KANSAS TnouBLEs.-President Pierce
ssps determined to conquer o peace" In
Eansss. A late dispatch from Washington
eS,
Governor Shannon will leave here this nter.
noon direct for st. Louis, thence to proceed to
Kansas. He will Immediately remove his of.
Acc from Shawnee Mission to Lecompton, the
center Of the prevailing difficulties. Orders
will be issued from the War Department this
afternoon, land possibly be conveyed to Col
Sumner by Governor Shannon. No doubt
tboy will be in accordance with the Presidents
flegs expressed in his special Kansas message
and recent proclamation, with the design firmly
to enforce them. There are 800 troops at For
Iayenworth, and 400 ut Fort Riley. to b
called out il circumstances demand.
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ErArus d. CLAy.--Nous apprenona ayec
plaisir, dit lAbeillc DE- III N.-Olealss qu'on
~souscrit Dc toates parts ayec einprcxsselpent pour
PERFECTION dun monument en- Hhonneuf g
Clay, A cote de plpsieurs MONS figure y chit
ire do $1,000, De plus Modestcs oilfandas ~,
ront neamoins pne yaleur 6gnlo CONNIE mimi;
iastation do patriotisme, ct 60seents serontle
Gus ayec autant do reconnaissance quo lcs dons
lcs plus magnifqucs. On nous assure one n
moptant des, souscriptions s'eleve Gu CO mo
mcus q pres de yipgt mile piastres.t
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1Gy- AVIS AUX ExpEpITIoSxAfaEs Nr Cos
sf0NArAiRss pE TRnT~--Le ssteainer ALICE w.
GLAZE, @. u. Louaillicr, capitaine, fait iaaintenant
ses voyages par plaquemlnc. LIZ prlx du net "a On
passage est on consequence rebuilt, ct est 10 nome
que ccluidcs oaux bautes. 'C'est h.dire, que 10 sncrc
sera transporte q ~ Ia melasse st 10 Cotton q 10 so,ts
ct 10 fret ycnant Do Ia Nousclle. Orleans ssra pays
q rnison do 80 Sous. sFps efl Ill
IL Glaze psrtlrA Do Washington DIMANCItE, 10
10 du mols, ct continuera q faire dos yoyAgss fegu-
liers, pendant 10 saason.
Washington. 10 Janyicr, 1855. tYgfas8Yfs
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Washington, January lO,'ls5e'

Reg To NEayous SuFrrnERs.-A retired
Clergyman, restored to health in a few days, after
many years of great nervous suffering, is anxious to
make known the means q cure. VIII send (ree)
the prescription used. Direct the Rev. JOHN 81.
pAGsALL, SO Fulton street, Brooklyn, NY.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-03-08

The LAST PRoPosIrIoN.-It is rumored rs
coming from parties having the confidence of
The Star Chamber" that after the Hufty ad-
dress shall have taken effect, an address
Will be Immediately gotten up, to hang that
EAtieman. We give currency to the rumor,
'at Hufty may say his " doe Marian" pay for
extreme JUNCTION, and masses for his soul, and
make other arrangements to be hanged like q
Gentleman. lBaton Rouge Comet.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-03-08

lie Journal des Danes, do Londrcs, raconie
rhistoriotte suivante:
On celebrate, il y q quelques jours, IN ma
riage dams l'Eglisc DUO DIES petite villa dan.
gleterre.
lie tiance fit So croix sur los registrcs ; 10
iancee suiyait Get exen,ple, quand sa demoisel-
lc d'honneur, une amic do pension, lui demanda
pourquoi ellie nc signait pas son nom en- toutes
%lcttres.
"Pourquoi veur-tu que: 10 lhnmilie2 repon-
dit la jcune epouse. Domain 10 lui donnerai
des lecons d'ecrithrc.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-03-08

TuMpERATURE.--Ie temps s'est beaucouI
adouci cette semaine. Ie printemps semblt
~vouloir fairc son apparition. Malheureuse
ment, nous avons t%ojours de la pluie, ct moi
chemins sont litteralement impraticables.