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nROF. ANTHONY WINNER has the
i honor of informing the public that, having hecn
induced to come and settle in the town OF Qpelonsas
he is ready to give lessons on the Piano Forte te
Violin. the Guitar and also in Vocal Music. lie will
likewise tune Pianos. His prices will he very mod.
crate: Sc per month for Instrumental Music and So
per month for Vocal Music. For tuning Pianos, the
charge will be proportonate to the work; still, 1t
will nlMays be moderate. Il -
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TO, CoNTP .drORs.-The undersigned
Commission 1, appointed by the Police Jury,
willS ar at p , sale, to the lowest bidder. on
WEDNESDAY, lttember 3,.1s5G, on the premises.
the contract fol Yuilding bridge over Bayou Petit
Jose. on the Road leading from Opeousas to John
Reeds OH Cane in the place of the present bridge at
that point Plan will be exhibited on the day of sale
Parish of st. Landry, August %, 1856.
FRANCOIS DUPRE. Sr. 6
JEAN BTE. LAFLEUR,
JAMES NJ. THOMPSON,
Commissioners.
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VO CONTRACTORS.-The undersigned
u Commissioners appointed by tile Police Jury
will offer at public sale. to the lowest bidder, on
TUESDAY. September 2, 1856, at Peter Collns's
store, alonndve. the contract for building bridge
over the Bayou BHuf in place of the present bridge
at that point. Plan will be exhibited on the day of
sale.
Parish of St. Landry, August %, 1856.
LEWIS A. WEBB,
'5 H.u ". S. A. SCRIBNER,
p. WARTEI.LE,
Commissioners.
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.Nn FOR SALE. = The undersigned
49,. A. ,or sale two valuable and desirs . s1n
i LAMP NJ, both 9ss N attsaiaayS 'hsns Rsss
situa.1s;a s1;ateIy aR'b below Capt. Burton, con.
lmms"slS :ann Az acres, with about Is acres cleared
4 tanaea a,aiS and upon which there is large and
tnd IeaGeu framed dwelling house and kitchen
eeraaleSs,Oass situated upon Bayou Rouge adjuine
e o'ns " orly, adjacent to those Of Josiah Scott
Lands owU =, "a The sBarker tract" containing 100
80 acres Of WHICH nyns i SsaIsd aa e3Ss
Terms ; liberal. ~, q ,sss = "o' Ai'oAN so1>"s'
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DIANOESl I PIANOES !!
l. CHI. MULLER Is now enabled, by the last
shipments from NewYork, to undertake the most
difficult mechanical work, and guarantees it to last
Tuning done in manner superior to that in NcwOr-
leans Calls from the country left at this Office or ut
Posey's Drug store, promptly attended to. g8
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ENRANKLIN INSTYTVTION.-- s.
Il THEODORE vALADE, Principal
DocToR HoARE, English teacher i9..pI
Ie,ms-PayahleQ Quaterly. ...g }..3 .i51Es "a,
Boarders, for scholastic year of ten months md q
half $l3O 90
Day scholars, for same period III. 40 90
All Quarters commenced must be paid in full, and
no deductions made for absence, except in case Of
sickness Il. .VALADE, Principal and Proprietor.
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yT, p. LARKIN, House, Sign and Orna-
l. mental Painter, corner of Market and Grolte
streets, Opelousas, La, takes pleasuein informing
the public that he has just opened Paint Shop in
Opeiousas and is now ready to make contracts for
for Painting in all its branches, such as Granting,
Marbling. and all kinds OF limitations. All orders
left at his residence or directed to his address through
the Post.ofice will meet will, prompt attention.
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-op sALE.--rhe HOUSE formerly occu-
fUh I w. Miss MargueH 1 Chretien, in sssa6-
J pee y y Opelonsas, be sold very E55SS55
ae Town NV y, one wishing o purchase. iii
Asap 20 a.S Nc Eaitors Of the Jatriot o. to 1k
Apply v. ~ 5a, 7. H. THOMPSON.
.,.asas. june 81, 1866. X W. .a.-s!.-,. -.

--.NDs FOR SALE.--Eeur Thousand
ans ns Gn nsnsysss ns Ms ss Ct ssysS ssS9
fguc,lnllnes = The Land is we'll providea With ex-
.n,ssr such as Oak, Ash, Pine, etc, Of the
client .sv, .i1 There ore also improvements, with
isa qaali,y II decayed condition. This situation
faner y not exceled by any other in the State Of
nnery n consequence Of the unusual convenience
md hides hide, !, TERMS 5 os = d Pa'sis s1 y sA N!
r,I,,'atp nw IL plao,iemine Brulee. .. .r
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oRnIoUsAs sA7gRpA7 -s-.
BUsINEs ! CARDS.

tyr. B. $. HAw. .nRce on Landry street,
\ between Main and >arS, Opelousas. \
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WALTER 7: GARRINGToN, 1'l, ,g on, Engines, 81 &C.
Planters of St. Landry and adjoining Parishes. He
will attend punetually to all business in the above
line entrusted to his care. Orders addressed to him
at Opelousas, or to this office, will receive prompt
attention. Refers to Ludgar Lastrapes Alfred Las
trapes Joseph Beraud, j. B. Dejean, Sen.
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tn SEPH CEENIER, Collector and Crier,
y ! gish of st. Landry. Office in Opelousas.
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NOOPERAGE.-T undersigned has on
" hand at all times supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALE BARRELS for
Moasses, of the hest workmanship, which he ofiersat
the customary prices. He will also receive and exc
cute orders for any description of work in his line
supply Of HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NlNEFOOTl
PICKETS for sale low for cash. March TO-
WILLIAM s. READ Washington.
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nR. NV. g. BRIDGES has resumed the
~ pras eice Of Dentistry. .si II 5j3 .
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mo THE PUBLIC.--The undersigned have
l. formed partnership for the practice of Medi-
cine aud Surgery and will attend to all cases ell
trusted to their care.
GEORGE HILL NJ. D.
JAMES RAY, NJ. ID.
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II TLYsSE GABEREI.. Public Auctioneer
~ and Collector for the Parish Of St. Landry OF
fce in Opelo,isas. March 10. gsl Ii 5i4i;a
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D1ERRE GOSELIN, Cabinet Maker and
= Wheelwright, offers his services to the public
at moderate prices for cash q VITA af{ il557
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JUDICIAL, NOT L,Es, AZ

Sr.,,seceased. N 'ls., N','-s' >
ORAMEL HlNcKLEY, Of the Parish Of st. Landry,
Administrator Of the estate Of Mary Norton deceased,
VIE Of Thomas Gardner ST.. deceased late Of said
settlement Of his administration Of said estate ac
companied by his petition, praying that the same
may be homologated and approved; And whereas.
the prayer Of said petition has been granted by an
order of Court dated August 8, 1856; a'.s -
terested to show cause, if any they Nave, within
thirty days from the date hereof, why said final to
bleal should not be .homologa.ed and confirmed.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, August l6, 1886.
t.}i - is. LASTRAPE (y1erE
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CHEAP FOR CASH.-JEssE HuTcHINGs,
I having re.established his Blacksmith Shop at
tbe old stand known as Letourneurs Shop. is now
prepared and will be always ready to execute all
kinds of work in his line with pronptness and dis
patch at the lowest prices for cash.
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s. D. ALLIS, Public Auctioneer for the
~. Parish of St. Landry. Office at his store in
Washington.
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OUIS STAGG, Public Auctioueer ii,
NJ and for the Parish Of st, Landry. Office, Vile
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ONEZ.ME A. GUIDRY, Public Auction
~ eer in and for the Parish of St. Landry. Office
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jnEBAILLON & CARRIERE. Receiving,
~ Forwarding ind Commission Merchants, Wash.
lngtOn. La, -.
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pRADFORD, j. NJ, Civil Engineer. Sur
ID veyor and Examiner of Lands, offers his SER
vices to citizens of this and the adjoining par
ishes and hopes by the faithful discharge OF nil hus-
ness entrusted to his care to merit continuance of
the liberal pa onage heretofore bestowed upon him.
Office at Hayes's Hotel, Opelousas.
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FOR SALE.

~ eAIE-By Fontenot 4 Lyons, q fine
Oh ? posts for fences, of the best quality, also
u 10y o.., q n tie finest feet Pickets 4 market,
!. qusnlsy " nsed in place Of feet Boards for
,salch my ot II Houses. The above may be had cheap
ws!psg w Washington, La, July 10, 1856. III iG
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TEN cENTs PER WEEK
NUMBER aI7.

ua,otStten poetry of her soul, for the strength
and purity of her earnest nature. Hitherto
the circumstances of her life have not allowed
her to do Justice to her genius. The necessity
of writing for livelihood has compelled her
10 publish articles which she had not time to
perfect, and which under other circumstances
She would not have printed. But, as this ne4
cessity is removed, we shall see of what great
things she is capable. Already, loftier sIm,
a deeper tone, a more perfect fnishs is visible
in her writings, and think it no prophse3 iS
saw. that Alice Carey will yet enoble the litsra-
ture of this iand-Hith immortal poetry, wor-.
thy of her country and her name.
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.CO.PAfsrVElsNFEEP.

TFNHEund ersigned have this day formed Co-pal rs
ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER q o,
fcr the trInsacton ofa general ForWardiHg and Con-
fs,ior Business: and have erected for that purpose
rerv and spacious Fre-proof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
nam ar ts and near the Depot of the Evansville and
rIsyiIie lileoad whore they Will have ample
ro jU arid convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise. a - ~,
They will give special care to Consgnme ether oy
River Railroad, Canal or Wagons, ana wllltorWard
promptly at the lowest rates II
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this market, and solct
orders for the purchase Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast as one of firm will bel the Seufh during the
Winter. -, .ta.o
ha a-aS,iiI;cpna.Tonooe NJ. w. FOSTER.
ne 80 GEO. FOSTER, =
dao1t w. M. AIKMAN-
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SHERWOOD HCU Sc.

TIME subscriber staken the above house and mas
entirely rctted and refurnished it, and Is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Sta5ieoWned by
Mr. Peter Burke and good stock of horses and car
rla@esto let. -, -ooa
The stable large clean and WE'LL ocated, and good
bostIarsare in Particular tention
mo- and in all respects the public Ia lind the Sher
wood Housa good Hotel. fiy8-tfl ]. A. HYERS.
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FaI,HTEIsS, HOiFEL..
coRSER OF MARKET AND WALNUT STREETS
~D~~-f~ NJ

IcORNER WALNUT
EVANSVILLE, IND.
hotel has been recently refted and is
ready f6T the accommodation Il either regularar
The airy and pleasant and the
tabie = sunplie ed with best the market affords
AGON YARD have Just added to the Hotel large an
~ Every attention will be paid to their
4 and to the safety of theiI .attle r, ,,oSr1
AeShls AL v aV VNA's' Proprietor,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

70 THh CITiZENs OF s0UrHERN INDIANA
KEN rt(hH AND tlILtN0IS.
AS D. SAUNDERS. Civil Eagineer having taken his
~ abode h city Of Evaasgille would respectfully
portion of Indiana.
Ksatdcky Illinois, that is prepared furnish Plans
Spsei6eatons aad Etima OF work et ap
Water Works, Drainage OF
lanl Railways. Turnpke Plank other Roads the I'M
proYemsat Rivers for navig Lsion purpo etc.
Testimonials Of abl.ts frc N T. B. Wilson Esd; ohef En-
Salem Railroad; Judge Hughes
Of bloomington Ind George G. Damn of Bedford lad, 4
s. Xilson G " ayneer. of New Albany, Ind and II =
eioore Esq Chief Engineer of the E. l. and c. Straight
rine Railrsad. can be seen on applcation. mh-O y
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TEYNEY& sORENs0N.

sHoLEsALE DHALERs GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS, CORNER
wArER VINE SIS. EvANSyIiLE, IND
FEIaE undersigned have this day formed to
the purpese o doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Tn1insss Eaying succeeded tho Messrs Al
their stock and made additions to make
shall able offer good bargain
FR CASH any house in Evansvile OF any eIty IN he
ga s. .S0RRNS0N.
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FALL CAMPAIGN! =
HARDW ARE AT WHOLESALE.
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL sToCk
CHAS. S. WELLS.

CHAS. S. WELLS,
NET returning thanks for the patron Of
N& the pubie opeued in Evansville would now
anprise interior Merchants Indiana Illinois and Ken
purchasers also that he has now on
and in store the Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
ery y enethird that he has offered in the Evans
villa market Many Goods purchased at reduc
ed rates by him. during depressed state of the markets
East in England and by importing rom buroPe
aeturers only able but deeidedy d posed
offer Hardware aslow figures any house
afford the same Goods. to cash good time buyers
examination of his stock and prices ny
Traders feeling assured that he do them
Among the articles (amost oie) emprng his
stock he names the following to the trade : =.
t6 boxes Axes-Wes Lippncotts Leyeretts and Coinsj
800 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted; 5g-
Is do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do Razors and Strops;
100 gross spoonsIron, Britania and German Silver;
20 3ozan Coffee Mills all grades;
AGO do Files and Rasps. all kinds:
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. tdThed bottoms;
20 % lbs Sadirons. assorted; ---t ~
500 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross Screws. giml pointed
$50 dozen Door Socksand oeketsi
100 do AHgIrs;
zoo do Curry Combs and Horse Cards.;
zoo pairs Sh6Vel and rougs. iron and brass heads;
60 dozen Saws, from Mil to Key-holei
g do Steeitdfd and Scale Beamss
Ames' laud other auds) Shoveis and Spadesj
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
cases Japanned Tinware fnlly assorted.
vbiDs and Laskes Brushes Combs Needles Spectaces
Nonnaies Hardware generally, together witt
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea ket
ties Knives and Riddles and
! GUvr Barrels and Gum Trimmings
| lN-'P CHARLES s. WELLS.
| oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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AGRICULTURAL. - fste.sisF,rs
YUNHE subscriber having frssh supply oS p$T
ments prepared furnish the foewfne Arssaes
Cnrr ~ crnhers ThTeshinr Maehines Corn SAslIe<s.
Mowinq Machine Corn Drills, Resping &AeAAnss.
Plo VS. all kinds EAnning Milk, Barrowss ses3
Cutting Boxes, CulGSstors {hecsAh eers. -
OK Yokes. Meat Cutters. Log Cnaiabs
sx.ssnd roes Trace Chains. Amss Shovsis.
A1es, snadss'f DAVIS Shoyeis, Lpinsss4ss 6paasas
ipncett Best CAST Steel Eerks eae gsA
eral assortment of Garden Implements. ~ ca t. IS
Send orders Threshing Machines ~ the uPpF
will limited to the demand.
sARIED BEEF AND TONGUEs.-1ooo lbs sstfs
sugar cured dried Beef 50 extra sugar cares bsst
Tongues; reed per steamer j. b. Carson at -,
s - 'iNN---fr.-- - z. II. COOK e. SON.
mb14 Corner Main and 1sts-
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FlOgIRINca MILL FOIs SALE

sale his FIGURING MIL in the
town GrayTille Illinois. Almost everything eonnee-
ted y~ith the snew-engne. Buss bolting cloths
There three run with everything in excellent
running order calculated do fine and htahle bu
There connected with the Mill story
dkeng house. well arranged for comfort with the neeessa
nv out-houses person desirous of emharkins IN
kind hero offered which hut
seldom had The country surrounding this abouuds IN
eyerv kind keep the mill consan y ming
be obtained at such prices as to make hs
running the mill profitable The entire pro rerty
be terms and time given for psr OF hs
purchase money make it eayand fdesired farm OF
improved will be taken For farther uareuars enquire
4 on the premises. JOHN hlOAAb.
! iau5 If ---t
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NEW YORK COMMESION HOUSE.
THOMAS "A. HEAGHEE,

NEW YORK COMMESION HOUSE.
THOMAS "A. Va A G. KAEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
z.,r MERCHANT,
--s "a South William street, New York.
DEN longiestabshed with an extensive connection
in the above business respectfully solicis consgn-
ments ofall kinds Western Produce which willreeye
Immediate and attention at the lowest possible
scale charges Particular will be bestowed on
eunsignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipme ents when required by..r-+- -
J. H. MAGHEE 81 Cos, Il
feb2O-tf Evansville, Ind
WT. *. McGREW,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PpBLIo.
Office the Crescent City Bank Building.
NwTILL attend faithfully all business entrusted to him
| w hy25
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED & AGRICu LTURA WARE HOUSE
MILLER. WsNGATE & co.
MANUFACTURE EF2S and Dealers in all kinds of Farm
wi aud G1Fdsn plements Moving
Machines. el6 and Garden Seeds &C..
street opposite Bank of Louisville. louisville, KY.
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LIABILITIES.

Unsettled Claims and ce7 ~
-:0:- ~
insurance Company presents ia patrons he very
condition. of large nereess In Cash Assets se
the ther their policsa Investments BE-
ing placed at market value at the present tine
depresson in of They either
prime paying stock good and clean
vestmens yielding moderate Interest and INCOME LAs
which the Assets have been being
GOLD Besides this soiid1 the Company clh
atten ssrurty derives frs h esm
system Through e agents having the means
of a united phalanx of xPHRIEHcED UNnkBWM
which worked years sns nsppasss
claimants for lossesAnd
10 the year prestige fer future
than yet reached by aay tesll{
All busiH ess attended to with dsspatcand ndelityt
iansO-.f l7''-Il1 ALLBN- @. HA1LocK. AEset..
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wm. *. NEcGREV


ID. S. NDERSON. Nj ER CHANT TABOR.
On First street. between Main and Sycamore.
u ST Cloths, Casslmeres esq
ings which he is prepared to make mp in the
most styles short He will
Perence the fusines to be
able give general Satisfaction He has also hand hne
Merino ,k Underhirs and Drawers. with hne Shirts
Callars made in the best mannerwih Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
nd the public generally to call. decl6-ti
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,YATGH RHpAIRING.

E5yUE F adersiyned bavng the above osnes
in Evansville himself with the nope shat ms
and skill descriptions time measuring
rachinery will upon trial found worthy the attention
only resilient citizens of the city but alsS oil ee
eomnrisinx the ..crcnmambient vicinage.' ,,
~ U.s.. ..ns shGp Gi,,.,s = S' S' nv8 r. H. GATES.
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DERFU TER iES.-Pomades in pots. jars and sticks;
Hair Tones Eau de Lustrae, Bears Oil, Rose oll
Macassar /. Bandolne Curling Fluid Hslr Gioss ee'
poning Water Toilet Florida do Eau de Cologne
Wser Verhena Eau Divine de Vemet for render
skin and fair well impartlr delicate
the complexion. Extractsfor the
Tooth Powders and Tooth Pastes Treas
Of the Mouth and Aromatic Toilet and Infant
Powders all other articles in the line of Toilet
Far sale nv So NJ. MIELsCH.
! noyls Isas First opposite Post-offce.
HNTHIFE LEAD.-lOo kegs pure for sale hy
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TENHE undsrsigned has removed his tailoring
meut to second street, Immediately opposite the rres
Slterian Church. the c1ice with DR. Wooo where ns
would glad all his old customers and sgoo9y
her of newones would be pleased serve them viii
line such coats vests pants; shirts ora"
the shortest possible notlee
Thankful past favor he would most
os W -S J. L. NELMs. =
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOOREEA
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS 0OE AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
BIa ak Roo X Il ap RS;
SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS !;
. EightbOdy,S Book and News Ink:
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc. etc.
SALES ROOMS. II & 79 WALNUT STREET,
CINCINi, Att, o.
Where they every variety paper city
nd acountry trade Che materials employed its
isar sg- psss sssHa fdrice raid for Rags. serism
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
~
GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMM0 TIL STOCK, AM
Lo! Still They Come!!

GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMoFH SFooh' AMI
Lo! Still They Comel!
NUR stock of Boots and Shoes is complete embra
cling every variety of mems and boys' youths ana
heavy aud zht and misses coarse
and ne Boots Buskins Ties and slippers made to opT
order and warranted we'll Our stock Is double ne
size Of any othsr in city We have direct
with largest aud best manu- factories IN New
en- ire time and the purchase and sale Oh
GOOD BOOTS AND Shoes; rv sa
And giving this branch nf merchandising cur entire
tsntiou decided advantage over these whose
occupied making nent eft Gg1 barIe sauce
Pans hooks, Rat Trap ana Oorduroy
sible to- move abo witho ut-ahles.
Raw YOUR Boots of Boot and Shoe deal your
Notions of Notion Houses and Dry Goods from Dy u0o'
Houses A city is place for country stores,
,ov,7 rst FosterBleck
,,uFr mr'--' 'VSs' pm GEO FOSTER & co.
"A hOs,r hSOes,rr9s GEO. FOSTER r. co.
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ESEAL HANGER.
LOCK AND GUN Nj Y ii.
TOBBING such repa.rng Umbrellas, Parasols, mend
JAMES SPALDING,
oeto-6m Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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a tIornTr5s '7-- GEO FOSTER Il CO.
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REMOVAL.

a IUAI sAL.T.-25oO bushels for sale " g. 90
"a Sov2s GEO FosTER = GO.
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Money due the Company seeursd y
5e0shares Hartford and n HAyen r. R.
stock, 49,. 80. - I.
lo5 shares Hartford and Providence r.
r. Stsek, PREFER ed and guaranteed
10 per cent.
10Y shares Boston & Worcester r. R..
go shares Conn River r. R. Stock.
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MISCELLANEOUS. /,

EDRINTs.-25e eases 'tyIes fancy PrHt I.A
n . de black and white dol fl dais
10 solid black do;
Reed this day aad for saIeBy JAMES Low & CO..
nlhls-dAw ais Main street. Louisville, Ky