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As2sA 10 ALL WHO USE Liquor Wolfe's
sCHEIDAM AROMATIC sCHNApps.-This cele
brated beverage is manufactured at the factory OF
the undersigned at Scheidam, Holland. He is the
sole importer, as well as the exclusive manufacturer
OF the article, and no preparation bearing the name
OF schnapps, that is not procured either from his
establishment in NewIofk, or from his agents in
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 rcctificd by a peculiar process, which sspels
from the spirit every acrid particle.
Asa means of preventing and correcting the disa.
sreeable and often dangerous effects produced upon
the stomach and bowels by a change OF watcr-a
visitation to which travellers, new settlers and all un-
accliinated persons are liable-the Schcilam Aro-
matte Schnapps will be found absolutely infallible;
while, III cases of dropsy, gravel, obstruction Of the
kidneys, diseases of the bladder, dyspepsia, ague and
iever, and general debility, it is recommended most
emphatiraily by the most distinguished members of
the medical profession.
wish the public to understand the Schnapps is
not sold by the gallon or pipe. 1t is only sold in
quart and pint bottles, in cases of one dozen quarts
and two dozen pints, each bottle cnrelonod in yellow
paper, with my name on the bottle, cork, and q fac
smile of my signature on the label. For sale at all
the respectable Druggists and Grocers.
uDoLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer Gud Manufacturer.
Depnt IS, 40 mud % Beaver street, NewYork.
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1t may not generally be known that the
trade in Java coffee is monopoly held by the
Netherlands Trading Society. All of the cot
fec produced on the Island of Java therefore
passes through the hands of that Company
and the value of this exclusive trade may be
estimated by the fact that there is to be sold
at auction, in the Company's name, on the 81
inst, at Amsterdam, 225,694 bags of cofIiec,
and on the Sd Of April, at Rotterdam, l67, 1862
bags, making 393,o56 bags, to be sold almost
simultaneously. This, by the way, is the
Netherlands Trading Society which proposes
to enter upon the direct cotton trade with the
South.
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Another case of shooting came off in town
on last Monday morning, between a man by
the name Of Harvey, md G.. P, Jarrett.
Some difficulty having existed for some time
between the parties. Harvey went down to
J%arrett's shop, on Monday morning. when it
quarrel took place, Harvey drew a pistol,
and fired two shots at Jarrett-the first one
missing. but the second took effect in his ler
just above his knee. Harvey fed Immediately
and has left the town. Jarrett is considerably
hurt, but the wound is not considered danger
Gus The ball has been extracted. IC0irtop
tfa) Patriot. 90,
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AasA CAUTION To THE PuBLIc.-Since the
introduction of my Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps
into the United States, a number of Liquor Mixersin
NewYork, Boston and Philadelphia have been en-
gagged in putting up mixed and poisonous Gin in
green cases and jugs, and to be palmed off upon the
nnwary for my genuine Scinapps. 1 have directed
my agents to institute legal proceedings against all
persons who they may ascertain to he engaged in
this most atrocions system of deception, and / cal
on the press and the public to aid them in theii
efforts to remedy so great an evil.
TyDay uIJn yrnr yr
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We perceive by q notice in the NcwOrleans
papers that Mr.. A.. r. Bennett, formerly of the
Delta, is about to connect himself with the De
Soto Columbian, at Mansfield. Mr.. b. has
been connected with the press for many years,
is an excellent printer, q writer of ability, and
an agreeable gentleman. We congratulate tho
readers Of the Columbian upon the accession
OF our old friend Bennett, and wish him success
equal to his highest expectations.
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A BAD llIT-All the world do not 70 to
shooting galleries, but many visiting them have
seen a eontriyance. by which. when the bulls
eye Is hit, a spring is touched, which, acting
upon machinery, throws out a human figure,
IN the most horrible contortion, as il pierced
by a bullet. A gentleman OF this city, who is
a pistol shot, was invited, when in New ork,
into a shooting gallery having this CONTINUANCE,
which he ha never secn nor heard of. The
first shot struck the center, and out sprung a
man, who fell, as our friend supposed, shot
through the heart. He tainted, and upon
coming to himself, found a crowd standing
around him, admiring the effect of the Joke, and
also Of a large basin of water which had been
thrown upon him, in which the shooting gentle
had washed their hands, the sable streams
OF which were running over his face and linen.
He left. (Noriolk Herald.
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LAKES PERNANEAr AND NOT PERMANENT
1t has been decided by the General Land Office,
That II the Iake Were permanent body of water,
and wherever it has been meandered in sur,
Heylns, that fact implied it was so considered
when the surveys were made) the purchasers
OF public lands extending to it would hold as
riparian proprietors whatever accretiops might
be formed TO their several tracts by, the reces.
sion of the water. But if it should be fouud
that the lake Is not a permanent body of water,
bat so shallow that it may disappear by the
operation Of natural cal,ses-slch as eyanoro-
tion-then the land thereby covered Is the
property of the United States. over which iLc
lines Of the public surveys should be extended,
and IN that case the land would be liable to
sale as other public lands.
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SINGULAR OccuRREscE.-In clearing up one
OF the rooms at stanwix Hall yesterday, a
waiter discovered q cat so crowded into q boot.
that 1T was with difficulty that she could be
eStricated. Having got her out, the next
question in order was, How did she get in? "
This was leading to a long-winded dispute,
when one of the bystanders took up the boot,
gave it q shake, and tossed q half grown rat
upon the floor. The discovery of the rat solved
the riddle. The rat to escape the cat rushed
mto the boot the cat to secure a game dinner
rushed after him, and with such force that she
could not back out again. Learn wisdom
from pussy and never sgo it blind" even in q
good cause. ALBANY Knick.
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# will be seen, BY referring to our adyertis-
ing columns, that Mr.. A. A. Wheeler, Of
Franklin, will remain with US q short time for
the purpose Of tuning and repairing Piano
Fortes. A thorough, competent artist in the
above line we have long felt the need Of as
our Instruments are constantly being injured
BY i~tinerant and ignorant persons. The
testimonials Mi. W. brings, added to his well
known reputation throughout the State, emu
bic us to recommend him to our friends.
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frhti AMERICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM.

ss9f.tAn humble Acknowledgement to the Supreme
! Being vh6 rules the Universe for His protecting
4 sares ycdcfsafed to our fathers in their successful
.rcvvoi,tionary struggle, and hitherto manifested to
~. their descendants, in the preservation Of the lib
Sffies. Tho ndepcndcnce and the union Of these States,
W.T. Il. The 1perjetuationl of the Federal Union as the
.epaliodiun1 Of our civil and religious liberties, ind the
Fop]y sure bulwask Of American independence: i
iii. IsNericaps n,ust rule America; and to this end
snaiiace born S%itizcns should DO selected for all State,
aFeder2l Ind Municipal Offices Or Government en-
5plc5hieht, In preference 10 naturalized citizens ner-
ftF&daG III Ssssl4 ils8f4ss5s sgs6ft s3af siAA
Nv. Pesspns horn III American parents residing
Temporarily abroad should he entitled ~ oil the rights
H 6f f6lye 6ofa ~Clixene; hat
HX#sSN5k M tHef650nn 66AsalA ~ selected for political sta
iSS1gf<lrslRH y tive r ypsel8iEkrth who 1ecog'
4u1is9 ~ 1lRglance X 0hljgation Of any description
M. 9y{6reIM prince, p~dtentate or power, Or who
\ ff99ffas&es W recognize tho Federal and State Constitl.
Wins teach within its tphefe) as paramount to all
sother laws as tules OF political action. a)
l.aaYL, THE npQuallned recognition and maintenance
ofthAfaServedrights 81, the several States, and the
.,cu,tfratIoh sof harmony aud ffaternal good will be-
tween tic citizens Of the several States; and to this
a6idy hon-interfesence by Congress- with questions
sAppostatning .eolcly to the individual States, and
,non,interyention by each State with the affairs Of any
other State.
VII. The recognition Of the right OF the native
born and naturalized citizens OF the United States.
permanently residing in any Territory thereof, to
frame their Constitution and laws, and to regulate
their domestic and social nflairs, In their own mode,
subject only to the provisions Of the Federal Consti-
tuition, with the right Of admission into the Union
wherever they have tho requisite population for one
Representative In Congress; Provided dtlcays that
none but those who are citizens Of the United States,
under the Consultation and laws thereof, and who
have "a fixed rcsidpneein any such Territory, ought
70 participate inthe formation of the Constitution, or
An the enactment Of laws for said Territory or State.
VIII. An enforcement Of the principle that no
AGkAfn Ar Thrritnrv ran q1Mit others than native horn
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Have We A MUNICIPAL GovERNMrsr ?4The
bridge at the corner Of Main and Landry
streets is in q shocking condition, dangerous
equally to the pedestrian md the equestrian.
Our Town Fathers 1.-THE Legislature has not
non-entitied Mem) ought to stir in the matter
before q broken limb or neck shall remind
them that delays nre dangerous. IN ssIl
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DIyIsE sERTIcErW are requested to
state that the Rev. Mr.. Kerr will administer
the service Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
n the town Of Washington on Sunday next at
4 o'clock r. N. and will continue the same
hereafter every other Sunday at the sane hour.
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Americans must rule America. TX. \.
Platform.
Black Hawk tried it in 1882, and the Black
teet aud Fiat Heads are trying Il non.
Democrat.
Yes, Americans yanquished Blaek-Hawk in
1882, and they will fam out the Northern
Black and you Sag-Sicht Flat heads in 1856,
louisville Journal.
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The handwriting Of Rufus Choate is said 10
be as difficult to decipher MS the arrowhead
Inscriptions. a Massachusetts, paper expresses
q fear that he will be disfranchised in conse-
quence of the writing test Incorporated in the
constitution of that Stale. An instance is
stated in which q board of lyceum directors
were unable to tell by the answer of that dis
tinguished gentleman whether or not he hid
accepted their invitation to lecture, after a la
borious and vain effort to docipher his scrawl.
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We understand that tho gross receipts at the
Concert On Tuesday were about 1910, and that
the net benefit to the Church will amount to a
triac over $500.
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There is much complaintamong the planters
IN this section about sweet potato seed. The
severity of the last winter has caused an almost
universal rot among them. Whole " banks "
are spoiled by the disease, ard it will be n very
difficult matter TO procure seed in sufficient
abundance to supply the demaad, Telinton
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0PELOUSAS:
SATURDAY, MORNING. April "a, 1856.

TIE French department. Of this paper will
hereafter be under the editorial charge Of osEzlnr
a. GuipRY, Esq.
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ass~ 10 NERvous SuFFERERs.-A retired
Clergyman, restored to health in a few days, after
many years of great nervous suffering, is anxiops "
make known the means OF cure. VIII send drssl
tAe prescription used. Direct the Rev. jos, "
hAoSALl, 50 Fulton szest, RooNr, ny.
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The officers Of the Alice W. Glaze and
Mary Bess will accept our thanks for continued
attentions. ~.
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Vi man. The hequest was Q price

cons lis man. The bequest was q price
Major Doaslsou Is the unqualified CON
viction that Ger. JacHsPn would favor the
American party were n stil among us in the
tlesll He ought to kns$ better than any one
else, for he knew him Bttter- had greater OPP
pogtunities to become acquainted with bis
%iniJost sentiments. Crescent.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Te w
lS dersigned, Collector of the Parish Tax ~ Ky
year 1886, will he found at the law office q W
Cullom, in the Town Of Opelousas, on the l4th WV
and for thirty consecutive days thereafter lSunusr
excepted) for the purpose OF receiving the Iatl
from those who may not have availed themselves N n
the opportunity offered them by previous notee II.
After the 18th Of May next, all Taxes rs1n NY "
unpaid, due the Parish for the year 1856 VIII pe@
lected in due form of law. W. MP
Opelousas, April II. 1856.
EBERT CAN'T, Collector
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'1eSs Nor1cE 70 SHnFsEa l NJ,

NoT1cE TO SHrrfEHs AsD NJ
81 FaElaHT.E7Ths steamer ALICE W. GIINS
n LouHillier, master - now making tnps u :1 n
Iqnemine and has reduced the RATES " rrIsh, Y,
Passage to the regular high water4se ". g.. Y
%; Cotton, e cents; Upper rAlgM So canss sys
The Glaze leaves Washington Oh SUNDAY 4.
'ss and will continue 10 leave On her ,ssssls =
the. SEASON t savsTH
Washinsejns January 10, 1855, w
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Iaa Vi Rt' lH1HuFy, vi ~ "
THURSDAY, May is, 1850,
at the store of David Guillory, Mallet Woods y
following property, belonging to the said cststS
The undivided half of a certain
TRACT OF LAND
on Mallet Woods, in this Parish, being "
2, Section No. 10, Township Q South Range
East, containing l66 superficial acres.
TEnMs.-One and two years credit from the a9}
sale. The purchaser to furnish good and strtaeitm
security in solido, and the property to renal. KY
ciafy mortgaged unit! full and entire payment o. w
purchase money aud the interest which MAJ acNeus
If not pnnctually paid at maturity, To- nv
eight per cent. interest from the time due until psR
Parish h of st. Landry, April IL, 1856.
ULYSSE GABEREI, Auctl1neef
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See the card Of Mr.. Pigeon, in anotbor
column.
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1t is stated that American printed muslin
deIaines are coming into the market in great
variety this season. The styles are far more
beautiful than ever before produced in this
Very few of these goods arc now
imported, as the trade very generally prefers
domestic manufacture.
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CHERRIES sALE.-SrArE OF LouIsIlss,

SHER1FF'S SALE.-STATE OF Loulslansn,
~ District Court, Parish of st. Landry. .No.spt@
Aruin King Us. Robert Bundick. In
By virtue Of an order ofseizure and sale, ISSUE
the above entitled suit by the District Court y Il
for the Parish of st. Landry and State %atoresaia u
to me directed, will be exposed at public sac VI III
credit of twelve months, at the Conrt.house o. "
Parish, on SATURDAY, the I'd day OF May, ns
1856, commencing at the hour of II =, N. anaS A
tinning from day to day, if necessary, ali the pa ak
title, interest and demand of the defendants, n s,sa
Bnndick, in the following property, seized 70 w.
said writ, to wit: %
A certain TRACT OF LAND, situated IN tlSs
lsh of st. Landry, lying on the right bank Q, pssI
Petite Prairie, bounded on the north by pubic
south by land of Reed and Peter Mcbride, wessr
lands Of Eweil BuDdiok, and east by land Oh ~
phorine, +. W. c., and better known as 5. !. qe.sF
of N. Il. quarter of Section No. s, Township : ssss
of Range No. s East, containing in all ~ ssts
acres; with all the Buildings and lmprose~-
thereon erected. ~
Sheriff office, opelousas, April u. 1855:
L. z. CHACHERE, sne|
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NOIICE.-WnL1AM MoUToN, of the Fafs
~ offs landry, having applied by his pe iaaa X
be appointed Administrator of the estate Of M ntTS
Borda, widow of David Guidry, late OF salld fs't%'
deceased;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tot e.
sons interested to show cause, if any they hase, w N
said petition shall not be granted, at my ohice II " X
town of opelousas, within ten days from the onNN
this advertisement.
Clerks office, Opclousas, April u, 1855. III.
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GILMAN'S BAGASSE FURNACE
~ The above Furnace is the only one TINT has $40
ccedcd in taking off a crop in Louisiana Ia congS
ance with the following conditions:
|. It works entirely by natural daughsi Eithov
the aid of a blower; n
2 IL contaiW ,frate bars or other Irons iuik
interior;
g., 1t never requires q ssoppage Of the mill 10 hN
its ashel cleaned out; ) III TSs H 5g
A.. The Bagasso is never stirred or touched afst
arrives in the furnace;
ST burns all the Bagasse, and makes steam
enough to run the mill engine, o steam battery at
a pumping engine. NJ
There are seven Of the above Furnaces that laN
been in successful operation in this State The pd
year.
Mr.. A.. A. WHEELER can be found ut Hayess 30
tel, Ope'ousas; where he will be happy To giyeaal
Information on the subject, and provide drasiaW
and specifications, to all interested in the alesaip
provement.
He is also Agent for, BRANDEtS .CEIEBRAM
CORN AND COB CRUSHER OR STOCK MlLL
This NIL is an improvement over al others q w
kind, - saNff Atl' f@E4 a9 sss.
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xaExr.s.
y For PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE, e
OF NeYYorh.

sFf41t 9QI7F lWNT5NEFEF M WlTNF NN9NE -W|9T Y
'sbass " FORsvICE-PRESIDENT 4,
JACKSON DONELSON
s8lFesf sMa IA ssfa ~ sts of Tennessee.
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THEoDoRE DEvALcUURT, M
Public and Auctioneer.in and Ri M NV a.yls1
st. Landry. ONCE at Grand Coteau. IN +
left With J-R. PoLlAGuE will, receive prttast W.. VA
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FORTE AMI IN.
- 1PAIRlNG.-Mr A. A. WHERTEyR NJ. r wv
lin, Parish of ST. Mary, is prepared 10 httena e = Z
orders in the above capacity. His well knnSn Z Y
tation throughout the State enables himto EMMY Mw
perfect satisfaction to all wishing hfs seriisse salaA~
Refers g., e liz X. Rey. Lconidas Polk; Henry Paisas
Fortes, Is Cnpp street, and II. ID. Hewift aa N
Dealer. 80 Camp street, NewOrleans. sss - y
Orders left at this office will be promptly utta,ss,
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EsQ0k-KEEPING. -iFnEpra,c o.
- wnf commence, on the 18th instant I n ashY
BOOKKEEPING. He viii rive tWo issss ssae y
week. Price per month, IS. ~ 'sHas vs N
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las~ CAuTlor 40 gPERsoNs pao -
BARS AND HorELs.-NuineroSuas coHpl.,n.. -sAA =
ofperspns who keep Rsp on stsamhos.- -
tels, who I'll my empty bottles NM 4A
ald sell IT TO- the unsuspectiAg III 4, rsssz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i woula n. so ~
all who drink the schnapps ii. sacc6 Sissss ssss5a
the appearance Of the bottle ,aad' Il n \ 81
wrapper or label should be sdsSasea
drink unless A stsesh bottle Ii opened, M
UDOLpHn ~,
' ttnolss Nntit Ii NstsbE
ssyafA. d 5 Rp@ Common IN Sss
Eady Y vier etTee9:: xs VI Sjsss
AID Griefsr 4 and, III 6ia Ctsa
G. sss Bay1y \ co.S Y s AsSes; s 'sSss y,
VI '6a IT Ms,a z 6. sSln, sSIss |! 4
a. ]. Hart q Co, 10 III IiCuSst NJ A44Stetst
Thompson, Allen s Cos Comfnsns s W. III "a
Schmidt y Zieglar, 176l SseveS. ~
w. i. Lanier " Co. 2GgPot ~ ~, 3k9s8sSS 6 1sesa
a. Il H.. Block, s apd y Ffoiy& rssts
a. Elliott %. Is PoydrM street: A a sss
sPaSnes Steel y Co. ~ Tchoupitoaias As515F
Bunncll Il Bailiff, 10 Grayiert strrSs.
l. w. Coeler,l 40 Common streafsI sssspstsj szsS
I. 9. Moodman, corner Magazins w u
shn, Wright y 90. l6l Chartres strssA,s 49,
AND all lth1t-s5hoicsaIe druggists snS oSIy
United States. March slfT@ 9fT 80 ~
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DUE 10 SAIE.--Estate of Mary Clip
n man.-Will be offered at Public Sale, byth
undersigned, a Public Auctioneer in aud for the Pu
ish nf 81. landry on 81 aHf1Sff4f
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GT. CHARLES COLLEGE, GRANDM.
~ 'TEAU.-This Literary Institution, condSctss n
the Fathers Of the Society Of Jesas, situated Il X, "
Parish Of St; Landry, close to the line Il liz Nv
AeT 'emical Course on the 18th q Octobsr wv y
lS.J. t9EA = TERMS. @T w
Board and Tuition for < whole session. nar.
able halfyearly in advance I'm 4
M W"nna,iis I! aau o mo'e e4a$ ........ .g1HW
E gataaao ' esa. . .ha s.a.onery. .....,..s ITO
va.staen w ~ y III Iear oniy) sis.,sry"s5le "
Extra charges at the option Of parents. !"
Muaic per month, 50; Drawing and Fencing. eaA
per month, ~. 700 L, CUI,lnZ. J,G
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lust RECEIVED 5ss
=. 50 q. French oulslNE, puro. which "
/, gross Lyons kathairon; -
gross Bay Rum; mi
3 doz. Balm of a Thousand FlowesS
6ciez. Rogers's Iiycrwort aud Tar;
-Tr nssHJrLain's Liver Pills;
SAyer's cathartic Pills md Cherry fp
torsl. For sale cheap by
Gsf. vi pTEONrE UERpl mn 4 rpS
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Y r 81 BARGAIKSI
NEW GooDSi
FlRS1 IN FASHION! CALK SOON
The subscriber has just returned from NegOrat.s
with a well selected stock Of LADIES' DlsESS sJ
other DRY SQoDS, which he is offering at yEhf
a.. sM MA AZ rRoFiTs, and at lower ssA
* Also. q well selected stock u FAMILY
GROCERIES.
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show goods. T.. l.. NIMN0.
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HOKsE AND BUGGY FOR SALE.
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