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THE STATESMAN,

THE STATESMAN.
special agenthas visited Europe and made careful
and iudcious selections offoreign works Of Art, beth
in Bgopze and Marble; Stauary and Choice Paintings.
The wholefo large and valuable collection of
Paintings and Statuary, to be distributed FIX nk among
the members of the Association for the Second Ye
TERMS or MEMBERSHIP.
The payment Of Three Dollars constitutes any one n
member of this Associations ahd entities him to either
one of the magazines for year, and also ticket
in the distribution of the Statuary and Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists OF tho
following Monthly Magazines; Harper's, Putnam 8,
Knickerbocker, Blackwood's, Household Words,
G Graham Is and GOdey's Lady's Book.
Persons taking five membership are entitled to any
five of the Magazines for year, and to sir tckets
in the distribution. The net proceeds derived from
the sale of memberships, devoted to the purchase
of works of Art for the ensuing year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED.
by becoming member of this Association, arc
Ist All persons receive the full caiue of their sub
scrpion at the start in the shape of sterling Maga-
zine Literature.
sing choice Works ofArt, which are to be dstribu-
ted among themselves, and at the same time on
couragng the Artists of the country disbursing thou
sands of dollars through its agency. -,
Persons in remittiag funds for membership, VIII
please give their post Office address in full stating the
month they wish the Magazine to commence ana have
the letter registered at the Post Office to prevent oss
OH its receipt certificate of membership, together
with the Magazine desired, Will bGlorWarded 10 amy
part of the country. -,
Those who purchase magazines at Bookstoress VIII
observe that by joining this Association, they receus
the Magazine and free ticket in annual ds6uti0n
all ut the same price they now pay for the Magazine
alone. For Memoefsnips' huu,ess,
s---s' 5s-s-s~-- c. Ii. DERBY, Aetuary g. A: A..
At either of the principal ofces-'s knick erooekel
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tern Ofjce. 1866 Water Street, Sandusky, Ohio.
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pOSTWICK g. BEATTY ON CORN
- 'You that have corn to sell, prepare to sell it
uow." ...s...s.#5 lasf st--. gr
We have large and airy ware house in which we
for good pay? Please answer by bringing on the
corn \.- Dec15
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TERMS:


For full course-time unllmited-including alt de-
praeIieai PsnmanshIp % $4,000
For came course 1 Ladies' department $500
Persons taking Penmanship alone will receive
twenty lessons for 5,OO
For various styles Of Ornamental Penmanship as
For insiructionin Business Arithmetic only, per
agreemens. tt-
The DESIGN of the institution to aofd dperfectfac
ties for racquiring in an expeditions manner thor
ough knowledge of Commercial Science and Art, as
practically employed in the Counting Room and Bus-
nsfS The pHs,S HOOK MEETING DEPARTMENT suuder the
personal superintcndence Of the most accomplished
Accountants and Teachers, and believed that no
Mercantile College n the United States supe
rior advantages for imparting thorough practical
knowledge ofcommerciAl science. as-. 81
The COLLEGIATE COURSE will embrace the most
approved and practical forms for keeping books oy
Commerce, including General Wholesale and Retail
Mercantile Exchange, Commission, Manufacturing,
Railroad, Banking, Printing Mining, shppng, steam
pany Business. All manuscripts from which the Stu
dent copies written in bold rapid business hand
which will serve as great Auxiliary in securing to
him an excellent style of writing. ..-.. !
i DAILY LECTURES will be delivered upon the Sci
ence of accounts, Commercial Law, Political Econo-
my, Commercial Calculations, Banking, Mercantile
Customs, Commercial Ethics, Railroading, Business
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commercial Ge'
ography, &c. Esaf
PENMA YSHIP, Practical and Ornamental, will be
taught In the most e6ectual manner by Gentleman o
the highest accompl shmeDts systematic and rapiC
penmen, and pledge ourselves to impart to onr pa
irons to general extent than Is done ANY sim
liar institutions hand writing in every respect adapt
ed to business pursuits Gentlemen and Ladies desi
ring to qualify themselves for teaching Penmanship
will find ample facilities at this College.
TheSUlTE oFROOMS occupied by the College arr
spacious elegantly furnished and conveniently arang
ed for pursuing every deparmentof Mercantile Educa
tion. s--
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate
from the Gentlemens', and is fitted up in neat ant
convenient manner.
Through the extensive business acquaintance OF th
Principals, many of the Students on graduating ar
placed in lu crative situations.
IT p Send for o circular by mail. Nov 3-l3
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lQhh SPRING And SUMMERIQh6
OJJ GooDs lOJJ
1 No. 3 PhcmiX Block

{ NO. 3 PhcmlX BLOCK.
THE undersigned is now receiving his
Spring stock Of Ready Made Clothing and Furn-
shing Goods which he will sell cheaper than ever
offered for sale in this place. My stock of Ready Made
Clothing and Furnishing Goods comprises the largest
assortment in town. Persons who want anything in
my line will find it much her interest by calling
me before purchasing elsewhere.
Ravcnna, April %, 1855. -
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PHENIX BOOK STORE ADv'S.


NEW BOOK s.,
CWAN,S NEW TREATISE for Justices
~ Of the Peace, Consiables, &c. ai7,i. l1aesf
AMY LRR; by tbe author Of Oar Parish.3 ssh
Z Juno cLIRPoRD, Tale By \ Lady. s-sftaS III
,LoNGFRLLow1s NEW POEM. % .,,f,,.f .F;sss n
TIE song OF HlAwATHA; By Henry wAds-
worth LongteIloW.
KLosTRRHEfM, by De Quincy, -4s {.
OPIUM EATER and sUsPlRA, By Thomas De
Quincy. o. ss1i 'fsss gTfneiss ~ l4. T'.1
GATHARIEK II. Of RUSSIA, and HER sUccks-
s0RS, comprssing incidents In Russian History 70 the
fall Of SeVastHpol, BY smucket,
LADY's ALMANAC FOR 1850. %
The rsstess gift Of the season, win an illuminated
Lhograph Ttle and twelve beauiifal full page illus
ratons. Calenders for all sections Of the country and
Memoranda pages for every day In the year,
Eft An ELEGANT GIFT BOOK. 41f ~
THE KHIcKERsocKES GALLERY, contains forty eight
Portraits Steel OF he best Authors In the country
Among them Portraits Of Louis Gaylord Clarke,
Editor of the Knlekerbocker Magazine, Washington
Irving, BayRrd Taylor, William Cullen Bryant, John
G. Sage, Henry w Long'ellow, George Prentice, IN
p Willis, VIM H Seward, Park Benjamin, Geo T Nor
ris, Oliver Wendell Holmes, etc. for sale At the 4,
PHENIX BOOK STORE,
| Nov "a s p1it9s No6, Phenix Block.
II
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Cleveland Eye lnlicmary.
- vnTI WANT V(aTTR EYES CURED

i call on DR. .QUITTENBAUGM n, ,of cleveland, Ohio.
Indam nation OF the eve Of visions &C.
suecessfuIIy treated without pain to the patient,
M All surgical operations Of the Eye, az Catafects
AEtiacial eyes atisnaed 70 and performed Eitlskil
and nesmsss' .4svfs sas ass II ASS'AAsBls ASS'AAsBlss
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MARBLE .TaE q =. sp.Dis UsPsssa1sGsNsEs Sls aasssE
WORKS, in this place with view of doing regular
marlborough every departmentin the ins.
TABLETS, SPIRES AND MONUMENTS,
OF numerous aad vasied styles finished In the pest
manner, and put up on the most reasonable Terms
We desire to do business, and shall seek 70 maze u
tanobjectto all who may have occasion foT any tnDs
theiine to give us q call, FAtM1 50
HANDLE MOULDS-A superior article
ofM0dlds for Moulding Candles, offard, Britannia
Metal and warranted. Manufactured BY John Cal
tsnria Ware. : S'''s q JOHN CALVERLEY.
Phil PhiIadeiphia, 100 Race street-4w.
NHEEsE TUBS ~ A good article, and all
Hafeh i, 1856 PREETISs, HOPKINS a Co.'S.
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Dentistry.

zS<S nR. A. A. Harris Dentist, Of
UYfy@ Dace in the Phoenix Block over E. t.
14llIJ Riehardson's Hardware Store.
Bees most respectfully to return his sincere thanks
to the Inhabitants OF RavcDBa and Its vicinity the
patronage bestowed upon him during the past
wear idtrusts by unreming attention. TO befavorcd
with the continued supportofhis friends and assures
them thatitw eyerbe bis constant endeavors to give
warranted h
Ravenna. Feb q, 1855. Soft
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GREAT EtGLISH REMEDY, 81.
.@; THE MO T VALUABLE ~
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE


DIR. Hal S EY'S
FO r EST WINE!!!a
patronzed BY the nobility and Medical faculty Eng
land, and esteemed the most extraordinary medicine
in the world. ,. ,.Ets - x. ...,s.. Il
Medicines containing moasses or liquoricc like the
boasted Sarsaparillas require many largo bottles To-
produce the slightest change in health. The FOrsst
Wne is altogether different article. 1t contains no
syrnrsto give n consistency, but acquires its eIcsl
the vegetable plants of which il is composed. The Foy
est Wine combines the virtues of the $3.50
Wild Cherry, Dandelion, Yellow Dock, and
Sarsaparilla!
with other valuable plants whose properties SAI4
Its high concentration renders one Of the most ef
fcent medicines wv in use Sometimes less than. .
single bottle rest res the lingering patienf from weak
ness, debility, a. sickness, to strong and vigorous
health Every dc Sc shows its good effects on the
sttuton, and i'm roVes the states of the health. The
Forest Rine is :ommended in the strongest terms~
for all complaints Of the
r =. Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Disorders
FPronsy Lsss
la, and all Disorders arising from bad g,
Blood and impure habit of Che system.
SAVED FROM DEATH!!!
Testimony Of MIR. Nathas Mattheps, highly respec
table and wealthy citizen of Newark, N. j.
DR.. G.. w. HALsEY:-I believe your Forest Wine
and Pills, have been the means of saving my lfe.-
When commenced taking them laid at the point OF
DEATH with Dropsy, Piles, land Asthma. Myphyscians
had given me- over as past cure, and my family mad
lost all hopes of my reeovey While in this dreadful
situation, your Forest Wine and Pills were procured
for me, and before had finished the first bottle of the
Wine and box of Pills, experienced great relief my
body and limbs, Which were greatly swollen, became
sensibly reduced. Hopes of my recovery began now
to revive and after continuing the use Of your med
ines for about month, the Piles and Asthma wereA
co 'etely cured. The Dropsy, with which my life
placed in such great danger, also nearly gone
Ihave continued the of your medicines nntil the
present time, and now enjoy perfect health eve
did in my life, although am mere than sixty year
of age.
Yours resDectfulIv fa4 Il 81
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NEW YORK LUNG INSTITUTE,
No. q Bond StreeG, New York,
UNDER THE MEDIcAL CHARGE OF
dUILFOBD D. SANDORN, N. D,
Card TO COnsumptiveI Invaiids

Established for the treatment of Diseases Of
LuaSs and Throat, by the Inhalation Of cold
Mcdicated VaDors.
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CASH CASH.! CASH 81! 1 -.
T WILL Pay Cash for no 600 bushels Of
j RYE and OATS. Also for 5000 SHEEP PEETs,
at 7 EARL & cos Ware House, at Frank
lin Mills, o. Office at Earl q Co.'s Store. :, !.
Franklin Mills, august 30, lsss.lstf
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NEW rHEeNE.
1RITTENDEN & KNOWLT0N have
" thisday formed co-partnership, for the sale of
Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints; DyestuIs, Groceries
&c. !, at tho store lately occupied by JAS Gone.
.ssG'. '.a-ts-s lT% Ta3ei8Ai ". w. CRITTENEDN.
4EsA srSf s3Ggi% yNO. A. KNoWLT0N.
.fFyanklin NAV /. 1855 80 II
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Franklin House,
By JOHN D. SNYDER, ediately Wsstof the Cour
House, Canton, Ohio.

- TAYLOR & HORTON.
Attorneys at Law. 0fice in Phenix block, over the
Banking House of Robinson, King Co.
Ravenna, Ohio, June 81.
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Gaok aua Sub Printing.

Having purchased a new JOB press, and added
iStge lot OF new type our already extensive assorE
nent lob materials within the past year. we areh now
prepared TO execute, style thai surpassed
81 any once In this section ofcountry,
Booxs. BoKss. LABELs, CIRCULARS,
CAnps, DRAErs, REcKIPTs, NoTEs,
Poernns BILLS. CHEeKs, MAEIFEsTs,
REaEEs, II BILL HEADS, BALL ficxETs, DEEDS,
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prepared by J. g. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
/. swim, and Curtis Hatch, Ravenna.
n PACKARD. Advertising commercial Agent. sk
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pONS INDUCEMENTS. IL est, aver,
~ que lie CHERRY PICTORIAL ct les CATHAR
TIC PlliS bu DIR. AVER ont Plus tait por Il
santG puGlique que quoique ce soft. On ne peut con
tester que lie Cherry Pectoml a op6ra miller SUI
miller de ~guGrisons de Rhumes. touy. Croupe. In,lu
enzn, inflammation des br0nehites etc., ct a diminu,
d'antant plus 10 chilTe de Ia mortalitG chez les ner
solnos ~atte'ates de la poitrinc, affection 81 iraaucutt
dams nos clinats.
Tout lie horde a plus OF moins bosom lie SO burger
u iaut epurcr lie sang tenir 10 corps libre, que 10 fois
1t les ytscGres snient ~touioufs dtgagts dc toute oil,
%str7iotion, Cliasacz les malndies qui menaictt yotrt
corps ct | entfpinc A "a rhine. Sans les maladies nous
ne nlouriions jafnais que lie Vieillesse prenons done
des antidOres contre Giles ct eXpulsons les do notre
syst6fnes, ayant q~u'ulles p'aient assez dc force nom
pouv0ir nous ~rfsister.
Les piilniGs d'Ayer v~aiuqnaut Ia maladie. SOFT dapz
son principe, SOFT m6rae qaNnd ellie It dGia eurahi
torteident lie sySteme. iise2 les rtuits surprennnts
DIES cures merveilleuseS qu'elles ont op6r5os +; comhicD
mt ett suetlS deilfayants Scrorues, dlnydropisie
dUlcercs, maladles dc peau, Rhmaatismes, NcyroI.
eies, Dyspepsia, douleurs i~nterncs, ColiQucs Bilieuses.
,Brllenents de C@ur, Migf0iae, Goutte ct beaucoup
a autres mdaN molns dangefepX, mails pui. cegeudant
reclanteI$ DIES m~tdie1ncntS Ell dus SONS tGl4 mo /.
BoutonS ct Roilgeurs au visage. Vers, Irritation
Ncrveuse, porte d'aprctlt. D&rangcinout, T~.ourieur
de Tate, Rhnmes, Fi0Vtes. Dissenterie Ct toulg esnare
daGeetiSn pour ~iesquelles les pUrgations sUnt Noes.
SalreS.
cect nest point ionnt III public sans saraufle. yos
proprrs mtdecins ct vos yu.7ius goua IL gurautiront,
Essayez en- ane tois ct vous ne pourrez plus voas
en- fasscr.
Trix "a cents "a loltc : boitcs pour II %.
Prculrts rNr j. c. tyrf. shiNilte Lowell N1@,-
,lJ5-t--, - 'oadE- Ulr z La N0,,F a lrs.l D.
A6!r1ri & t5r ONt5r1sa ~ Aa. " .l.u-
Jal Rte. lul'iaGHs ".l5I Hrto1D
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ERESH uoy pERFUMERY, ETC.
II p. LE0NCE HEDRARD 4 co. aa
Have just received a large supply Of Fresh Il
oDrngs, tfumery, etc, I'M
az Among other articles. will be found aL<3SEsS
w well selected stock of !a5 1sf Td
<As Stationery. Blank Books,
Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes, Porte ~onnaies,
French and American Perfnmery, 4qstlG 70
Tooth, Nail, Hair and Shaving. Brushes; 4.
i't4F'e 3 French Brandy; London Porter;
Port and Madeira Wines;
Paints; Oils: Paint Brushes; Varrishes; q e5
Glasses Of all kinds;
-t"a Syrup Pcctoral of Duconge; w $nifuge, 8'ts
~ IpecacL ozenges; Sugared Hbps: ti ai
srl Z Prepared Charcoal; Digitaline III Pills; !
Rriant's Pectoral Syrups; .8aly tlt sas
! English Pen-Knives; CitTon Preserves;
Cologne Water of jean Marie Farina;
l4as ~ Gum Drops for Colds; ,iE
.%| " Tfet So9ns;
nv QUTNINEa at reds. sices;
A general assortElento of Frcnch, ,~Mn rs sand inner
M lean PATENT MEDICINES
Kousso, mn infailible remedy for Tape worm;
Ether Pearls, for Headache and Sick Stomach;
Layille's Great Remedy aud PiiES g.a IA.
SNUFF, CIGARS, Chewing 4 Smoking TOBACCO,
spta of superior quality.
Tooth Ferceps. Lancets, Sucking Bottles, etc.
,ggs9s55SSss 81 The Ladies' attention is called to our
i5ss.Assssstock of ~ 't
XgR PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Opelonsas, March !, 1856. Il ,..+ Id.
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MI SIIFT TTW W Z 2 5eT" @TTII 1FTTNTT
/ A
ipAQuEBoT EN}tTIRE La NLLnsoR

gDAQuEBoT ENTRE La NILE, ORLf
Vs. 5ANs Fl MASHNGTpN.1Le bateau A. 4,
sarsg.ff1vY .BEsSss, capitalize John Lyons. TaY
fes' voyages entire Ia Nouvele Oilea 4
Wa Sn; less aontinnera pendant la ssaisr u
partM .kla Nile Orleans tons les. marble q 8 b snres
del dfnINtSss3frr -ii,, ct dc Washington tonrs les saamedis d
I matin. &c Mary Bess, ayant etc ache
.94aient pour cetteB navigation, Went d'6tre
'cnmpletenient renare ct est assure. il . aussi d'ex.
,cellents emnlenaganents. ,h sptF tass5 ot4fes rt "a
I lie fret sers Charge a aussi bas prix que sur aueui
autre hateatf lans III navigation. ss.s''
gsopeloasas.l 2s ~iianyter4 1856. q q pts3Iesaae 4A
i1pAQUERnT ENTIRE La NOuvELLE-
u ORLEANS OPELOuSAS, WASHINGTON
TT LIE BAYOU B(EUF.-AI.e bateau a vapeur SY-
DONNA, Capt. Gslstspe Louailler, venant dietre com
plete,nept rdhnarss feFa aussitad que les eiux le per
mettront, les voyages r~egrliers entire les Opelousas,
Washington le Bayou Banf ct a Nouyelle-orlsars.
III est fin Iiarchonr, SIR, comfortable ! bien ~construit,
ct tisant peu d'eau. Les. officers p~orteront toute
lehr attendion 4 ~satisfaire ceux qui daigneront les
eneoRrager. Pour plus a!nples informations, s'adres-
ser d bord. x Y htif 7si7
lie fret sera charge a1ssi has prix q~u.aucun autre
bateau dams la navigation. 9..al{.4 f 0H u a45
Opelousas. Is decembre 1855. 81,
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"a NEaRo'st IpEAaoF RAILROAD TRAVEL
Ila faculty ofyfailfoad communication
ARRAY is sserypointeily illustrated in an
tinecdote before ~. wherein d gentleman in
quiring' Of q negro theiaistance TO d certain
place, receives this rery Dat 'pends on
circumstances, 1n,assa. If You gwinc afoot itll
take you about q day if you sgwine in &c
stage Or the honeybus, you make u in half q
day; but if you git in one Of desc smoke
wagons, you almos dar now" b9 ,fig,
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VENTE PAR LIE sHERIF,-ErAr hi

ENENTE PAR LIE SHERIF,-ErAr IN
" Ia LouIs1ANE.-CoGr de Distriet.AParoisse st
tandry.-No 70o5.--Niles " Co. vs. 4. G. Anderson
ct antrcs. e.+,. -gIT -
En vertu dun writ de fl. IA. dslivre dams rafaire
~citiess,is, par Id Cour de District dans ct pour la Do
roisse st. Landry ct lie susdit Fiat, ct 4 moi adresse
u sota expose ell yente ~puhligue, pour du comptani
4 10 Malson de Conr de cette Paroiase, SAMEDL, Ii
~ttroisieine jour dc mai, A. d.. 1856, comn,encant d II
cures Ell continnant de jour en- jour, sill est neces
sairo, totls les titres, droits, i~nt6Tets ct prGtentions
dies dts detcndeurs, T.. O. Anderson ct autres II la
propri6te %spivaate, sasie pour ~satisfaile k. dit ordre,
sayoir
10. I'm CERTAIN MoRCEAu DE TERRIs aesi
gne dams le e~eftillcat du Reoevetir du Bureau des
Ierres aux Gpeloasas, date du Q mars 1S4s, No 4s4S,
comIlo 10 quart Sud Est dtsquait Nord Est do Ia sec.
ton No 10, dams 10 Township No 8, Sud du Range
No 8 Est, contenant 40 ct 34Ii0S d'acles,
20. I'm M0ROEAU DE 1tRltE designe dams lie
.o~eitiBeat du Reccveur du Bareau des Iorfes, date 10
mars lS4s, No ASP, coniDe Ii enoti6 Est du quar-.
sud Quest Ct Ia MOTTO Quest du quart Sud Est de sec.
ton NO Z, dams lie Township No.3 sud du Range No
s, Est, o~ortenant loo ct 52lloO d'acies.
So. Aussi, TN M0RChAU DE TERRE, desjgns
dams le recu du keceyerr, date du Ia mars lS49, Nc
isO3l, CONNIE 10 quart Nord Quest da quart Nord Es.
de section No IS, dags lie Township No Sud du Ran.
go MOI Est, contenant 40 ct 6Il0D d'acres.
Formant en- tout deux cent auarante acres e..
SCI 400 d'acres. N". 800 -
Bufeaa au SherI, Opelonsas, ~ mars, 1856.
l,..t l., v, CHACHGRE, Shsrit.
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HOUSE FURNIaHINHST

i M - Ak4N i
gNS w. l. HODGS0N, No. 1888 Camp ttstS
q cans, having taken advantage ofIhe nat M
IL having his spacious store enlarged aha redHAd
tirely new, has taken great pains HI TcAoaitaA
many supplies from the Northern and WeAeait
ufaetories, and is of the opinion that Ne eah ill
most iastidious in their wants while selettpt
his stock,
He bus a most complete assortment Of SillYfEH.
ware, ~Japanned ware, Britannia ware, H6AsaWfa
Punished Tin and Plain Tin ware, Iron NaF,
meled ware, Wooden ware, Willow wafa, As
Brooims, Glass ware, etc. j.
Also, Solar and Hall LAMPS and Lantens,ss
Gilt, BronZed, Olive or Damask colors, GiNlN
Oil and Camphcne g and A, light Cllalteens
Gas and Camphene Lamps Of ali descriptions
all prices.
His STOVES and RANGES are all uneqaaA
reputation; for while he has all the latest INIT
approved patterns, he retains q large s!ock ef&f
and toeH k1,0Da ones. He has the celebstMla
Oven Morning Star Cooking Stove (four skef
$40 TO s35 each complete), which is eqlalea III
1t has double hampers, double draft, rosthgs
cooking ovens. and six cooking holes, bead:n
other advantages over the majority Of Stoves
His stock of Church, Parlor, Bedroom Basa
Steamboat and Cooking Stoves and Ranges rss
of the largest and most extensive assortment Il
PRODUCED in the South.
He deals in Oils of all kinds, TfrpentihtsgA Al
Camphene. Spirit Gas or Buaiing Fluid
Also, Office and Parlor Mantles and GFstesaF'
description and price. IA Il
Also, Extra Baskets, Tenders, Ash Gralgs "
ers, Paus, ETC., of all sizes, at reasonable plites.
lie manufactures all kinds 0f work nj Ifts "
Iron and Lead;
And requests that planters country T~aertAaIsss
others in want of articles in his line ali0nld 6s
him when in NewOrleans aud examine hs syap
prices, MS lie feels confident That heI eMn SA q
goods at a very lHE price, at either ~triaqsssas'
tail. WI. H0DGSoN, 1873 Camp strata
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-04-05
A YER's CATHARTIc PILLS

IN TRAIT IRE PTLLSt
Prof. Hayes, State Chemist of Massachus'e
they are the best of NIL Pills, aud annexsaG
men who certify that DR.. Hayes, viz:
Lemue! Shaw, Judge Supreme Gourf q MI
Emory Wasllbmn, Governor OF MasssisY
W. G. Plunkett, Lieut.. Gov. of Mass; 4. ]
Edward Everett, cx-s;ecretary OF STATE wy
at0r of the United States; !, q
Roberto. Winthrop. ex'Speaker0 VI ba|sasF
House Of Representatives,; RI.
Abbott Lawrence, Minister to Great BrlgIt
John B. Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop q Dsss
MEN THAT ARE MEN /. sas.
Among The diseases this Pill las Cuiea vN (,
ishing rapidiry, VIC may mention Coslvelessts
Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Hcgftoay,S
ache arising from a foul stomach, NaescSlL is X
ton, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels ano'f X Nv |.
thcreirom, Flatuiency, Loss Of appetltet nss IS.
and Gutaneous Diseases which require aSssf n
medicine, Scrofuia or King'sEvil Ihey sssy
rifying the blood and stimulating the s!s XXX
many complaints which it would mol V sS H
they could reach; such as Deafness, Il. Ea 4 s 4
ness, Neuralgia and Nervous lrritabflls, IN 1
ments of the Liver and Kidneys, Goat ~ W i /
kindred complaints arising from Q low s'N :
body or obstruction Of its functions. .m,as
They are the best purgative medicine sss 4. N
cred, and you will but need to use lusA Z
know it. n,
Prepared by j. C. AVER, Lowell, Nss WI
by every respectable Druggist in Newl .Ms.Ss
JonN PosEY, 2. L. Hermann y 90. WIZ n,
d.. AlLIs, Washington; j. G. PoLiStiuEi ~