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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-30
OPELOUSAS:
SATURDAY MORNING. AUousr 10. 1854.

JUDICIAL ADyERr1sEMENrs.-The attention
Of ADMINISTRATOR Of Estates. us we'll as de.
tsndants in Judicial processes, is invited to the
Glowing section of u law passed at the last
ssssion Of the Legislature:
IN ACT relative to Judicial advertisements.
a1c. 2. Be it further enacted, That when there
: Z Two Or more newspapers published in the Parish
mere sMch proceedings are had, or such sale is to be
made, the Defendant in the judicial process shall
ave the RIGHT of selecting the newspapers in which
fsia advertisement is to be made Provided said
ss''HtiHn be made within three days after the notice
2 ssrh proceedings. or the seizure made under said
Sn. ~ , ana II ihe Defendant neglect to select, then
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(toOPERAGE.-The undersigned has or
~ hand at all times a supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BARRELS fo,
Molasses, OF the best workmanship, which he offers al
the customary prices. He will also receive and eve
cute orders for any description of work in his line. A
supply Of HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NINEFOOT
POCKETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
WILLIAM S. READ, Washington.
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oiSis" letters, by some one of the MANY
.4tasaountablc freaks Of Uncle SANS terrapin
'ess, have all reached us at so late d time
nat Their contents have ceased to be interest
to our readers. We indulge the hope that
s.ay hare " better luck next time"
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TIE LAST ISLAND DIsAsrER.-Al letter dated
Bayou BGuf, August "a, received on Monday
morning at NewOrleans, furnishes us with the
gratifying intelligence that Mr.. VIM. Rochelle,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Foley, who were lost on
Last Island at the time of the hurricane, have
been found alive and are doing well.
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Considering the hot weather, our readers
will no doubt thank us for tho information
that ireland, of the Eagle Hotel, Washington,
has on hand " lots and cords of ice, which he
will dispense to suffering humanity at the most
reasonable rates.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the Is
~ tate of the late Captain JAMES JOHNSTON
will please settle with o. Hincklcy, Washington, La.
who is fully authorized to receipt for the same, or
j.. M.JOENSTON, Testamentary Executor,
Front Lcvee street, NcwOrleans.
August 80, 1856.
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We learn from the Washington Star that
the appointment of DIR. James Ray as Re
ceiver of Public Moneys at Opelousas, La,
has been confirmed by the Senate.
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0PELOUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY
~ Mrs. HOY, assisted by nm able corps of teach.
els, Will commence her academical year on the 22d
OF September, and she will be prepared to give in.
%struction i'll all the Useful and branches
taught in Girls Schools. To insure facility in the
use OF the French Language, it will he made. so "a,
MS n.csslble, the Language of the family.
The School Year is divided into two sessions nj
twelity-one weeks each. Terms per session arc
Tuition in Primary Department ........ 500 IN
Advanced Z" " nm
instruction on the Piano N m
Singing and Solfage. * on
Drawing. TX nm
ra"Hh 20 on
Embroidery in Silk, Chenille, Worsted, etc. 10 co
Boarding, Washing, Fuel, etc. GO Ga
Payment is required quarterly, anddn advance.
The English Department will be entirely under
the care of Miss Augusta Wheeler: the other tcnort,
nents. will receive the united services of Mrs. How
Miss Hoy, Nine de st. Ange and Mrs. Walkley.
Singing and Solfege will be taught exclusively nv
Mrs. Walkley. who is much better teacher of vocal
music than can generally be found either North or
South, she has studied under the best masters both
IN Europe and America. She has been A nupil of
the celebrated Theodore Eisfcld of NewYorE.
N. B.-No extra charges for French and no inri.
dental expenses for sickness. unless in cases where n
hired nurse would DO required. No such has occurred
since the opening of the School, March 1855.
Considering the Fare in most Roardinp Srhools
too poor for health ard the highest moral imDrove-
ment, especial attention is given to it.
Onelousas, August 80, 1856.
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The Liberia (Africa) Herald announces the
arrival out of u sugar mill, the donation of
Mcssrs. schiefelin & Co. of New York. One
planter is spoken of us showing great ability
and industry in the cultivation Of the cane.
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poor AND SHOE SHOP.-The s,b.
~ scriber, having resumed business at his old s.
stand, lately occupied by Leur & Acker, respect.
fully informs the public that he will execute with
promptness and fidelity all work entrusted to him,
ana soiiclts a share of patronage. His prices will be
Low for Cash. and Cash only.
Opelousas, March l, 1856.
JACOB PEFFERKORN.
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Canada papers state that late heavy rains
caused much damage to the growing crops in
that province.
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EREsH DRUGS, PERFUMERY. VI,

cor E|- ~
P. LEONCE HEBRARD 4 IN
Have just received a large supply Of Fresh .
eDrngs, Pertumcry, etc. - TT
81 Among other articles. will be found aAkA
~ well selected stock Of -" s&v
, Stationery, Blank Books,
r.hcy Note Paper and Envelopes, rorte-Moprso;Ss
French and k0erisan Perftmcry,
Tooth, Nal. Hair and Shaving Brushes.
French Brandy IOnlon Porter:
Port and Madeira Wi,cs:
rs 3; Oils; Paint Brushes; varnisbes:
@dsses of all kinds; 1,e
Syrup Peetoral of Ducongt; yermifnsc:
Ipecac Luzengcs; Sugared Drops: - i5
Prepared Charcoal; Digit,hne IN PMS:
By'ant's Pectoral Syr1i,m:
English Pcn-knives; Citron Pre,eryy,.
Cologne. Wwtor Of jean MaSssksya,
- Gum Drops for Colds;
Toilet S0aps;
QuIN1NE at reduced prices:
A general assortment of French, English and Amer.
lean PATENT MEDICINES.
knnsso, an infallible remedy for TaI,e worm;
Ether Pearls, for Headache afal Sick Stomach:
Laville's Great Remedy and Pills.
SNUFF, CIGARS, Chewing & Smoking TOBACCO,
of superior quality.
Tooth Forccps, Lancets, Sucking Bottles. Oh.
,sITSa Eft The Ladies' attention Is called to our
sss&SSsstock of
Xxx pERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Opelonsas, March l.lS56.
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. I E D /:

At his residence in Bellevue, on Wednesday nom.
ing last, STEPHEN w. WlKoFF, ESP, aged 81 years.
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q w. MUSE q CO., Commission, For
W. warding, Produce Merchants and Steamboat
Agents, IL Gravier street, NewOrleans.
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A GOING would respectfully inform his
"a. friends and the Ixllie' generally thai lie has
located himself in the Tcwn Of Washington. where
he is now ready to execute promptly and with neat
ness all work entrusted to him, such as Carriage Re-
pairing, Painting, Trimming and 0rnamenting. as
well as House, Sign and Ornament | Painting sene.
rally. BY close attention to bust he hopes to
merit n liberal SHIRE of patronn
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THE GREATEST MHaICAL DIsC0y.
u cry 81 THE AGE, ISSAYE CAYaAsrr
PILLS. THEY don't help complaints, but they cure
them. T
One Box has cured Dyspepsia. l9@5
Three Boxes have cured the worst casesof scroita,
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelas.
5. One Box always cures the Jaundice. Ii
Three Boxes are sure to cleanse the system from
Boils !: often less than one does it. s&
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst Of
ulcers on the legs.
Small dosessclJ m fail to cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from q foul
stomach. rG AZ
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm
from the body.
They should be given to children who are alwaN
more or less affected with this sconiuge.
AS a gentle Physic they have no equal. Y \
One Bos cares arrangement of the Liver. 81
Half a Box cures a Cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike atths
foundation of every disease.
As Il Dinner Pill there is not their equal in tue
world.
They are purely Vegetable, and can do no aaiEay
but do accomplish an u~laccountable amount 81 eoca.
Try them once, and you will never be xiihos'
them. l4ksS
Price 25 cts. per Box-5 Boxes for 100. . !,
Prepared by J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass. aud ssa
by every respectable Druggist in NewEnglald; ~
JOIN PosEY, P. l.. HEBRARD 4 Co., Opeloansi ?
d.. ALLIs, Washington; JIG. PoLlNGuE, 9. Cscsn'
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Edward G. Delevan, the Apostle Of Tenn
perance," announces his intention to vote for
Fillmore.
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NOTICE TO BAkERS.-Ihe price of
~ Fresh Flour being So 90 i'll the NcwOrleans
Market, Bakers are required to give % ounces of
bread for ten cents, during next week.
Board OF Police, Opelonsas, August 80, 1856.
NJ. kE,NISON ,s2resident.
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EAGLE HOTEL, formerly "Galt Hove
~ Washington, La. YlAA-ls
WIN. IRELAND, Of NewOrleans,
having purchased the above house,
lie that il is now open for the reception Of t -
and permanent boarders. It is situated e .ess;e'
the upper and lower steamboat landings, n'sr4'
the Courtableau. IA !,
The premises have been newly furnished, ~ ssts I
effort will be spared to render the ccomM v S.sna
and fare as pleasant and acceptable 70 u c. ptST
as those of any hotel in the interior OF INC 0A~'
Good stabling for horses.
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WESTERN ExCH3Nel

WESTERN EXCHANGE. 60 !,
w Tchoupitoulas and Natchez Et,esxs 49,
leans. Mrs. WILSON would inform is s~s;sNy1ss
above house, and is now %tMfepared 10 occa ~ " ~
boarders on reasonable terms. Her table IN sss.ss
be supplied with the best the market aisrdu 1' sTn
ated in the heart OF the business portions III sAra
others from the country. Refer to IT, s5 Y sa y
this paper. l 8"
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ITO PLANTERS AND oTHFrs-E
- tiers md others having business NJ - 49,
the city Of NewOrleana, viii find H II 4 to ;SFeA4l i
to employ the undersigned as peits. slsr advsl
All business entrusted u their cafs xslh
" and faithfully Intended 10, at a mods,sssSs NlossNN
sion. IVA T amr' u eoanh
% Collectors and GenersSs 1 ~.
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MURPHY's MrEL Ann PFsr,,,
IN IN RANT a. % and B 81. Charles sstsstlS:
well known house is nqEyin excellent orSsS' q ~ n:
/, 's enti!atea 81 AND siT' , ! table use Inferior ass%s p = s sI,s "A 4 u d
d Lodging, or either alone, will hs ~; a. n
y lsonable terms. ~ iu1usnse =
Attached to the establishment are snnrim
Fin Alley and a Bar well stocked win ~ 4.
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AZ BAILEY. Gun ana So

I1IKI IIIII . UWFl AnU RSNna-y,
1853 Charities street, NewOrlean.. IS a'akes
ans restocked and bored to sSo.t .
ST 'ng; Flint Guns altered to Percussios 80 IN
proved principle; Patent BreecRsssss sse 1scs,
l4iards lifted to guns of any make; eyerv sssy
o. euns and Pistols made on the shostss ss sS1
n.npowaer shot, copper caps, waddinc, M I ~
Article nonne, reau,S 'or sportsmen, warranted Urn ~ w
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BARKER, Gun and Losksn;ik q zs
:. didostreet, NewOrleans, viii NV y a0Spa
iiue. ~, ias' Sa,s eaS.i and lin indeed g : vsss ~ a!
style. tiaffa made in a superior r,snr ~ y Ut
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II. WEST, Practical Dentist, liz IA 3
=, street, continues to practice hjs, 49, ~ SaasAs
s and Us sn nSaaes; He trusts that his III 49, ssssss \
a ~ Ia ac ,suh,i may secure Y M nv NJ
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nsC, q OLIVE no,;ss
NJ 10 Ierdido street, NcwOrlcans. 1sv1pHR,
stt a5. Youfg,s splendid Pistol GALLERIES, 49,.
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nUPEhlER, HAYES = q --~>
L Jsinn Merchants, Nb;jl n, = W. Connt
Orleans: lEtifI =. = Louis HAeetIr VI
ALE. nrrERIER. ALLEN L. HAYES -
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r TOLEDA1O q TAYLOR c-1g4-
80 Msrche' 4, corner Of 81. Cbss;;.O olnlnis
streets, Net 1fieuiis. ~ hafies md UsSss
nhNo. I IfhpA J. N'DoxArn..
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y DIGGING ROOMS, y1o4 &, ma,--S
. I ~ HENRY sTRoN;sS a by \ |,
or %ont6 Ssn1 priess y with sl,,1 I%tS%d gg byshs IA n es y.
Best, Of Liquors aud Wines al H. =.
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NEW ORLEANS CApns'

John -: HOYT', Practical H. -
- st. Charles ana Common strsst. asller, con
Charles and Yeranda Hotels. Nsw ses.s, oppcsfte n
N17 Hats made to- Oh IN. "erieans. 5FsHS
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ana whose almost miraculous escaDe has alreadv
been mentioned:
STATEMENT OF JIM FR1sBEE.
The U. s. mail steamship Nautilus. j.. S,
Thompson, sailed from. Brazos Santiago direct
for NewOrleans at about / A. NJ, on Thurs
day, the 18th inst, with 176 head stock. COM
posed of horses, mules and calves, which COM
pletely filled her up between decks, and the
main deck forward Of the purser's office. She
had over $4,000 specie, and about so cabin
and Is Storage passengers. The weather fine
and sea smooth.
About 3 or 4 p. NJ, I informed Cant.
Thompson that having an unusually large
number OF passengers, apd being short Of ice,
l feared ina the fresh provisions would spoil.
He Immediately changed his course for Calves
ton. The weather continued fine, ard about
u NJ, on Friday, sth, we made the high
Islands, thirty miles eastward of Galveston, and
arrived ut the brick wharf, about 4 P. NJ. She
discharged several Cuban passengers, amongst
whom were three ladies and three or more
gentlemen. Among them were Capt. Blakely.
formerly OF steamer Swan, of Brazos Santiago,
and one temale steerage passenger.
The Nautilus laid at Galveston about an
hour, just long enough for ME to procure the
ice; and after taking on board about twenty
live cabin and five or six ~stceragc passengers
and the mails, she proceeded to sea and crossed
the bar about llalf-past 5 p. NJ. and directed
her course to the Southwest Pass, with fine
weather, which continued till Saturday morn
ing, 9Th, VIXEN, at about 5 O'Clock, u fresh
breeze sprung up, which continued all day from
the northeast made Ship Island shoal' Light
about Z or s O'Clock p. NJ, passing inside the
shoal.' The wind increased from same quar-
ter all night, with a heavy sta.
On Sunday, about 6 A. NJ, the wind in
creased to a heavy gale, and sea running yery
high, and raining very hard. The vessel was
headed to the sea as long as possible, and fnd-
ing no other recourse, the Captain attemnted
to put ship before the wind, and, in so doing.
got into a trough of the sea the ship would
not wear he then had the mainmast cut
away. and the vessel listed to the starboard,
and threw all the stock on that side. He thinks
the bulkhead in the center of the ship was
away by her lurching, the foremost
away at the same time the shin con-
tinued to turn over at the some time.
l then went OH deck, and after standing there
Two or three minutes, holding on to the railing
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A nAPTED ~ amy required oper-
- n alton Of weighing, as i1t tfon,
~ COAL hay, stock, and for the usr OF
n warehouses, stores aad foundries,
~ and la aAort for every Kind 81 oasi-
Bess.
"a, rka great skili aud fidelity en-.
y Z n ploH cd IN their manufacture anu
M ~ The differentiation Oh Tue PAT. VI 'no
manufacturers never TO allow an
,.,est .tels Ia % forth from thsir establishment
has raieed Tor their Scales reputation hat has new
gr been surpassed Ia The whole range OF aaeiai me-
chERism. x,.1..A :. al I,
The scess are unanimously aeknowieaKaa as'ae
srasG1rd In all TRANSACTIONS by welShs: d,
4 lawsuit which arose from = discrepAnS ~, "
Yerhts between one of esifhank's Scales IN use y,
sha baltimore \ ohlo Railroad Company and one OF
gpsher "a anu aeiure was recently triea IN tno
1fGeniaeh Pleas, Baltimore; the case escaPseu tao
Eoarl two DAYS ana Jadgc Marshall IN deNetink NJ
g.ston esatea IS tho result OF bis evidence, mat th
accuracy So FdfrkSxks Stake vas established osfoao
allQaeslioA Fer sale " n.rgprr
The we'll known reputation OF these Scales sAs IN
uoed he vendors Of ia eIfsct ami worthless oAtan
tes "a oHer them Is Fairbanks Scales ana puIcnAs
era have thereby In many easss been saojss,oe -
g.aud aud Imposition. The manuiaetufes na,s ~
controversy with honorable competitors WIG uans
set business Ia their own names, but reSalons Ine
nerpetraeys Of the above fraud, as pursuing eoutse
alike unjust and dshonorsble they age this nel1oe
10 caution tue public OF their Inpositious.
The pateniees manufacture under thsH W. ~
spection only at thsls fsctoy in St Johnsoars' W.
For sale In Davenport solely BY
BURROWS, PkETEfMANS "a
r. st. FaIRBASks q Co.
ST. Johnshury, VT, May 81, 1856
4 ~
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Bound TO supereSde al! Others y
comparison with which tic cincinnati % saY other
i Platform is GOtbiHs5 which viii Interfere VIZ.
petite IL i composed 81 suufy naru llauk
and llrlbeds ulu wbigL ths fr4st0s borse can
stand patiently, 10 mattel whether ae 10 woOil
hoIse, hobby horse male. IL constructed ty
Mack the Railroad Dr6eefy not only for his bar
kr the .IaOdstlyl bs friends Hli cue
toners. who drive ~ Eua without aiiyhtIIg
dsr their 1rGcsTIes pay for ami hE1 thsI1 hLn.
when tksy gee there Tie public generally nfitri
sa and examine n1i 1Biy te platform GHt his god
sud PFese FOR IarEeuSTs enquire u any lJf
~ tjy knows tba Eslsfsi Grocery is ts cheapest
llst accommodating Inc CigF- corner sEh Brady
srgl. VA AtCAAMOA
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coPPERsMIfA AID FLUkhEE.

,,,,.r 'f.-,1teris aog FfspAredto do all Eildt Of
L Esaner work pam ling Roofing, &C, aiss 8 seA
.,.l5oah.ur SUES OF every description eoansetH1
i-i.n- f5s Ca,,t,.r nd sheet ifon ousiEess stove
pae Sheet zlns, Lead Pipe, Sheet lead, saeeteob
psr gatbing Tubs pumps s1r.1 ste.i tufnisnsa .ta
tius. on the usst REASONABLY Irr1s Apa 81 saof'""
tiee. ..,,, -. i, ,-ds, AtI
xork warranted. Old IEoA, CoPpereld LeAd "Ah'eo
sna tAhea y l,I- 1ssjdiy }. H. pUHOST,
p--eNs- ..l..rr. Waem al sIh 90.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ETgOHE J0RnANs

10 - \ 10 EhEAA y lGkE
4 LAFHE AErgHfted asSoTErRE; r rERHFs ana
~ Boys fieadB made 1Iotusug, elatitr
lag all tl# dlaaFeAtsnd APPfuF HtF}rs Is made
gos1 wuTkmsn eEs 5TtLs BU4t n.ETdTiai.
tinr, ms4!Gla uEd e5G4uUrs, ruiGn, FgsgHg. Fs.s.
Fllois fttsfEhsIa sud tlaEhiEgs Sang APPS Skekssgl
fstsIotoEsEe3sIss CLOTH, Dress Ead Ffgsk CBEss on
yaEi0u 1iott 80 agAislss. Gt3tE lsasgsYe S1tf
net NsiYeg and Tweed PaHtslbyus SILK SATIN, w .
lsuliB, sMsns1e az Velvet PIaab Ciai6 CassEt En-.
aEi.gets double I'D SiEEts breasted EEE.a, Aaake.
JGegti. drawers. tatafshtgs, flosler5 sasro1dgga
Clever. rsydAt Handkerchief s5aEIC ellErs stoels
lies, bLgg It Niu1n4stgr I44 "tgi proved pEtggt
&ASGte i4SAa4 2iiFsY pF45Ep i6St4a EltEasicsaaaEi
iY kept IN gentleman iGgnL4AlIF stores iuc!adiaz
koess u Saambteahi hCFsfo Fastsaad dyeraosgs
Also sFioHaI1 kG&JEnaaAE uNEUt 10 ms, casa
.lefsa All Ssl@s ga AL ~ ua4eA viii 30 lnAGs VI .
GfdeTHlhs 5eatGAHpvF, stiE prom IlGskA, as azGe
iGodE4iaE Ffttes, and h5 roH EsteHt soTkUzoa III.
estabtsalEenttsia me Aonghiy receipt oEths Iatas
FAsaioGss1 thstoFdeTAiutTuftf 10 them IEay DO p,
itsdupcn as etHgh !he ialss'style byEhbaa WHO a.
sifes NJ manner ~ plain wgfk and w1rk ofE va
taelm11iaia sPr1mpliI Elts 4ae4t - Es d sFet6lVfs
B4ls u a nea stylttnEvILeF W#GNa&I lsIgAa raag
Tao kinds constantly On kant
GTaGsiLtos AEtPaLE3uas q SO Ez4 u.s. 54aFa9ua3s-e
~ hopes to nieats1p EtiugAae, % EAte4aue
JOHN JokUHS
MsreaEGII loBEt IJtljsF 5u Ffont7lFs4t, aEf ID.
site kAs Steam Mills.
UsyeBpoftJaly sf,t~FE 1854
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IOWA SOAP WORKs


DAVENPORT, IOWA
lNHE subscribers having Recently completed tk.4.
worEsin this city ara now pre- pared L. ill sf1,,
iot their different grades q soap, ana rely Oh thsl
Very superior Qualities, Tor pre- emHsHee Ia H.
market IL wti be found, tfisl, that our SOAPS VII
afford more latbef, and Nith asg labor remove tr
that they DO not ma'tin hot wotsr, are con,
lueuliy inush ehaHporl1 thF consumer having ssa
proven thaI seven pounds q Fsasp are eauslio ~
uitEe ordinary kind,l and thg the great 1ineas +,
other soaps Is snrm0nnted 10 9Grs Of tdaiuinp The
ands free from soreness alter igAg immersion s55
rubbing IN the Wssh.sab
The grades above referred t. are Egasige Pan
paltn No Extra sad Family Soaps Wlththe a65,z
nase rons submit onf products 10 the yerlhcausi
of The pubic With confidence u al tie use VI them
Justify our recoinm endatlons tiair quality Ma
chants ani Dealers requested 70 cali and 81 anp
fOf thrm solves before pafehs sing elsevhora.
Jan. 80 ie5ds Ell. J.M. r Hall a..
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1, PREsH lot nfLemons, Oranges, NGts, CAudies
Aae, jJs, Eeesiyedby
Doc 22du NJ II. HRIDENHRIMEa
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
NEW PLATFORM

. of wtleh hey u oFrel area 20 fatAl,h a VaI,
~ rates, AETI 3rto 81 dNif
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UAVENPUHT MUSIC EIORE,
tRAkDALL HIGaiNshays just open ed slsrv.
~ assortIaspio Of GuitaIs, yiolius, Hsnjoss Tsmbo
rnes,fe, &c. Also every kind ofMuslc gooS.uos
use which they Will sell very cheap for ash a. H.
Le Claire Row oct al ~. ~
TTUTT0E's sSloo Tor Plano Fo1Is- T1-,T:77
II ZaIdsls Nicholson Instructor and In h ssSH,
siha oilns!rueton relating 10 IaGsie eau be- foaoS
the Davenport Music Store; "" '"uh'.s
no . Ls Claire Kov:
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Davenport Machine works.
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THE Davenport Machine IS orks aro BSN prepared
" execute esefy variety ot machinery A. sbOd
ti0a.
Superior Steam Eggines from Eve to 0ns huudred
h0Tso 20 goT; EDRinss, Ltthe. PlaneTs, Gnsl Minis
I'd ali descriptions VI mill work, Aiso sole asents
" toe west f0I tho manufacture Of MCCOrdls Mi.
Fiction Horse Power superior mEcBiabs for the puf
pose Intended. They would Invite lGe attention of
parties requiring shaiung to their Adjustable HsbgVT
sad selfoilng Bexss, superior 10 any thing Ia use
Particular attention viii ba paid TO spsiring ma
thnsry, and prompt alton hoa given 10 all otders.-
We propose 70 execute work 10 the beat manner
I'D ask pornss requiring machinery or repairing 10
lAsoI nn With their oEdSf, CEslz o. oil EHds sup
piisd TO order.
WORKS 90 Tbird street, opposite zoe catholic
psrylsy ground Davenport anE ~ 4WH
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TsIEaEEsE,e LIE.

gEbt t6Asks Dairy Sale 10 store ana for sale by
sLhkyN5r PRElIIAAN, q pALIELL.