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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-01-05

RAL PUBLIC.-Ie sousssign6 donnera un
bal public, a lH6tel st. Louis, gu Grand Co
teau, lie JEUDI 20 ~courant.
II saisit cette occasion pour announcer au public,
quill donnera, pendant lie carnival, q partir de cette
date, des balls tousles quinze jours. 20
Grand Coteau, 10 decembre 1855.
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ONEZIME A. GUIDRY, Notary Public
~ in and for the Parish of st. Landry. Office III
Opelousas. April Z.
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T ,OUIS WAITER, Ebsniste, ofre a vendre
ll pour du compliant, DIES Armoirs, das Garde Man
ger, des Lavabots, des Tables de differences qualities,
etc. ETC., a un prix aussi modere qu'on pourrait Sc les
procurer en- vile. Sadresser q rHotel de NJ. Alfred
Patin. OnelOusas.
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CHAS. N. EALER Ell GLE. viennent de
~ recevoir I'M grand assortment de Bellies MON
TRES, BlJOUTERIE, ETC., dc differences qualities,
auils offrent d des prix reduits, pour du compliant.
Toute espece douvrage, concernant leur meter, sera
execute dune maniere satisfaisante. NJ. Ealer con-
tinuera a bonner son attention personnelle a la repa-
rntlon DIES Montres, ct dams cette occupation il tache-
IA de faire plaisir a ses nombreux amis ct au public
Bureau. enc. des rues Maine ct Landry, Opelousas.
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THEODOSE s. ROBIN, Avocat, toffre SEES
Il SEES services a ses amis ct au public du Quatorzi-
eme OF Quinzieme District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opelousas. Ayril Z.
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WILLIAM II. SPENCER, Avocat.-
w Exsycera So profession dams les differences
Cours du me District Judiciaire. Par son assidui-
te ct son industrie il compile meriter Encouragement
public. Bureau aux Onelonsas.
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TOHN MACDONALD, Civil Engineer and
y Surveyor, offers his services to the public. Will
promptly attend to any orders left at Chas. N. Ealer's,
corner of Main and Landry streets, Opelousas.
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MERCHANDISE NOUVELLES. -
1Nl- Les soussignes %viennent recevoir ct offrent au
public un magnitique assortment de
Marchandises d'Automae ct d'Hiuer,
consistent en- Marchandises Seches, Habillements,
Bottles, Souliers. Chapeaux, Casquettes, Quincaille.
RE, Faience, Sellerie, Groceries, etc. etc.
lis appellant surtout l'attention des Danes sur
lcur grand choix de dernieres
NOUVEAUTEs,
telles que: Cachemeres, dc LANES, Soierie. Draps
pour lanes de toutes c~ouleurs, Broderies, Velours
Garnitures en- pluche ct en- yelours de sole, Dentelles
Giants, etc. ETC., qu'ils vendront a des conditions raj
GENIN, POIRET & co.
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iFD.P. DOREMUS, Dentiste, ofhre respec-
w tueusement SEES services a. SEES amis ct au public
en- general. Tout ordre laiss6 4 ce bureau sera
promptement execute. Opelousas, 8 Mars, 1855.
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GENIN, POIRET & Gle. - Les sous
" signes, ayant forme une societe pour la trans
action des Afthires Mercantile, ~solicitent l'attention
de lcurs amis ct lie public Ell general a leur grand as
Sentiment de Marclandises Seches, Groceries, Quin-
%caillerie, Habillements Confectionn6s, etc. etc.
Opelousas, lie 3 Noyembre, 1855.
CA. GENIN,
OMER POIRET,
- M. KENISON.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-01-05

NOUvEAU MAGAZIN DE DEPOT A
An WASHINGTON
Les soussignes, ayant pris lie Magasin do Depotte.
nu ~autrefois par Messieurs Anderson & Thompson,
~recevront ct expedieront avec soin ct promptitude
tout 10 fret ct marchandises qui leur seront conies
par leurs amis ct 10 public en- general.
J.R. A. FONTENOT,
JOHN LYONS.
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POGERS & DEJEAN, Encanteurs Pub
IL lies dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Blu
reau aux Opelousas. ='7r' sl
GEORGE N. ROGERS. EvARIsTE DEJEAN.
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THEODOsE s. ROBIN, Justice of the
u Peace in and for the Parish of st. Landry. Of
fee Mt Opelousas. 4E ~. y
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pHARMACIE.-Les soussignes ont lhon-
l. neur d'informer lie public qu'ils vicnnent de rece-
vor, a leur Pharmacie, encoignure Main ct Bellevue,
aux Opelousas, I'M assortment tres frais de Drogues,
Medicines, Parfumeries, Peintures, ETC., qu'ils offrent
a vendre AIDES prix raisonnables.
lis tiennent aussi I'M assortment dc MEDICINES
PATENTEES, ct generalement de tous les articles
qui concernent leur partie.
Gu trouvcra dams Establishment, a toute heure du
jour ct de Ia mutt, un Pharmacien don't l'exptrience
ct fattention quill portera aux ordonnances de mes.
sieurs les medicins, ofrent une pleine garantie aux
families. p. LEONCE HEBRARD 4 Gle.
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TURY DE POLICE, Paroisse st. Landry
- cnnn,llsn. Il, A aaanal.a lnss y

hB- Commencement a Ia resolution ci-dessus, ton
contribuables arrier6s sont par lie present AVERT
quill ne leur sera accorde I'm plus long delai, ct gu
je procederai. immediatement, scion la ioi, a l'execu
ton de mon devoir. E. CAN'T, Collector.
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nUPERIER, HAYES e Co. Corn:.
Dsion Merchants, No. n ST. Louis EtIesS NY
Orleans. Nes
DuPERrER. ALLEN L. HAYES. RoBr. v.,.-
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DuRTONr NEW THEATEB, Broadway,

The moe, beautiful ;hestsr in the world.
TIE MsBs.T nLch pleasure IN sdcressins bis patrons
the end OF the s month OF the rs' esson a. his new tP.a
He proud acknowledge that he s1cc-s. Of his uptown
uDderfGkir has decided tad
bis most sansupe AL ciTA;obsba,e they were many
years Of he bersy and kindness CT the public al
The ,,sier be, been nightly crowded The cen. with
fashionable audience who have eylnced h'ir perfect sas
ton with tbe per and the Performance. by hearty and
TPf LONG LIST OF FIRsr-CLAss PERFORMERS
enjoyed uacs the Manager present series Of casts unsp
NEW SCENERY, By THE BEST ARTISTS ia SSily added
THE ORCHESTRA composed Of twenty Of ,t. best u.l-
choicest Overrrvs pieces o vue from popular opess
and receives it, share a con mepdation.
ORIGINAL PIECES OF MERIT are II regular c"uf.e OF
r,v lrn+crl (,mev in three acts original Historical
Play three and an original Farce az anons the earnest
The ncv nel Of lighting the house dives general salts
The sce1isz Justly held to b. ir handsonest
wiicb NV --asnt the tts house. The
sIgrren o Stall sests Orchestra Chairs, meets the sP
rroysl Of the trequenters ~, .
4 i,des Saloon Retiring Coon will he found in ,sc
lobby Of III Dress Circle. Te R<eshmeni Saloon under se
Psrquc,, hiss been newly and eiessn'y fitted up
MONDAb. Oct. !,
.l~ f-,o-,e couedy received with much applause, Of
'N '''O'' THE oUEESs HI sBXED:
or. WE'RE THrsrs WILL TnEsEs Wlv
w.h Mr. c. Howard Mrs. G. Fisher Mr. Marx Smith sc.
Tine origin and very stul domestic drama OF
THE PtsOR SCHOLAR
WITH M Davenport Mr. T. Davenport Mics Polly Mar
shall Mn. RsntoIa and Nj Burton; p p,yc
"A lew BALLET, il which Mile Ducy Barn. and NJ o.
Smith will appear.
CATCHING GOVERNOR.
With Mr. Burton Mr. Moore. Mr.. Setche Miss Fanny Browne
THE PAS DE FASCINATION
In future the Boz Oce will be open O'clock every
ing and all the DAY.
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Nfm Publications.

r n :. A.A.: =: wa. W. w; e:
10000 oF' sStR 4ffL II ~ s OF r''l'e''''
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,;rtpr o" Of American Lie IL he Run. Districts. end
describes toTsnd. Of young men have sonn
tIiua Phsny hr.ash and will consequently fad many SYM
'Pa'hi'ins 'e''e'' FROM The Pittsburgh Gs1qt.e
~, aeon. Of this novel is aid In New Ensland and
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quite =. popular a. i. PeSS,s ,s s"n,s s,ra
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ductious" ,r,r ,,..,x Io,,r.l
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- ~ Fnsf.b publishers frs. edition We have doubt
x, o coo ,.i be- sold In the Uned States; $1,000 Of the
,W;Ss YE;de World sold In six months"
'' From The New. York Sun.
.rhoy NJ depicts country and tia
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"t"''' From The New Bedford Mercury.
Tl,a auhorrss greatly improved with succeeding
, THE Hills the Sha~muc' is tree from The
yTsp and inconsrues which greatly narred her former
o-.s we think that this book will only interest very
greatly. but will do great deal 81 good
s'''' From The Buffalo Commercial. 49, -
new novel descriptive Of country life by Miss warner
TIE admirers this desevcdy popular aithofe's Will Wei
come this fresh fruit of her genius"
From TIE Bridgeport Banner.
novel OF more than ordinary ability and interest," and one
~ tho hes of the that been issued Tor long time
n tar more and ncncates much better principles
~ morality than the kiy Abolition tales Of some OF our Amer
writer's" 800 ~, 1T,
The announcement ct novel by Miss Warner Will de-
,b, ii IN. sdnrer. Of the Wide Wide World and VI the
M, =, uopulsr novels by an American author"
From The Lansinsbursh Gazette.
T, same quiet sunlight with its dun and uncertain had'
p,ntrafe the bcY and kindle the kndest feel
ina, Of our natures No ase from its perusa without
feeling the moment wiser and better being. aud that ne
has had the presence Of angel although hr knew not
From The Lowell Nox Populi .
The authors former productions have been received WIN
favor admiration and pleasure
and now add this pleasure she has given US The Hills o.
the Shsnuc work every worthy its predecessor and
one which will be- read by who knows how 10 PPe
eate good as well as an entertaining book"
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X 4
A TALE OF THE
DISMAL SWAMP,
BY HARRIET sEEcHER STOWE.
2yols 81 IS.
s.r-rr nNtE Apnff

2yol. rs,
The Publisher. respectfully cal attention to few s,tr.c,
OF this york Hundred: equally nyorse'e sas
these viii amply estimation in which the book and It's
% . sqsG, ar. S sS sns' o" a
cen. who in extending the sway Of the in'tu
'O" '"e From The New-Yorh Tribune
THE spirit of Freedom h.. lndsd the satsS. pen - ,.,
holy Cause She The n.p.on Of The mon.s,es'
which are appsss to he hs:, Of the country and en-
'0ae0 Rev. f Dr. R"nnsion IN Religion: MAGAZINE.
worss4 il Be- II
wonder with due Difference the popular fancy hi. doe. not
i PH and ssdo S.,As. nd fsa.Ias
sn S,: ps ' Ss " vic s.S
sss e sssi
rine HuH'''' FROM The Nrw.YorL Daily Tunes
an srcsi point # view, bred il greatly superior 10
Uncle Toms Cabin 1t better conceived better put t".eh'
Who would masire Mrs. stowe serious and intense she
h should have broken ground by dneans not only do
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Of the most eharmRe e.pIciop; Lively and striking er.e
characters drawn by the pencil q fiction sh has done
this and succeeded In truth the aetua heroine OF this
''' fton The Religion. Herald, Hartford
Dred' will email degree Of amino lily AGAINST re
' S ss. H. 9S f
Of the eeI;, who win ind Thea. IN ae hS D,s
of their be circulated without mN'tns resent
Mr.. Stowe will be accused heresy SANDER basphemy inn
dey and every other theological and moral SIN, -
though she book seast the Church. the Ministry
and the Bible will carry the approving verdict Of good
men At hr such appeal with ire
.i.tibe force 10 the morsl sense"
From The Boston Traveller
THE most striking feature in Mrs stoves new work Is its
intense vitality Her characters real earnest living
and women They not the earning out Of theory they
are the embodiment ct , ,,rs ,sbu..a in the .hnin.
flashes Of her senus-Ay clerical and reous-and by con
trss presented With The power OF truth III Developing
neral greatness"
Prom Fred DouElass's Paper.
In conclusion, will that We Ike bred better Than
Uncle Ton II Is no wi, ni.no ITO that worn in reh decrp
tons merry and deep insight into character and
ubic will hope because Inc
the duty of en- not much motives Of pity as
OF right"
From The Sprin gfsld Republican.
Nina Gordon bauiiful creation A. work 81 pure rt
she equal of the products If Mrs Stoves genius
Her cksract.rs Of thoroughly nstutS
e1,p, that which intended be naturally unu.turs
all sharply pdvduszsd Hers compounds OF Wool
and slang the faithful transcripts Of the msryeiousy vsr'ed
African nature"
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LIMITED STATES AGRICULTURAL So
u CsETY.-Ofce, No. leo Cbesinut-st, Phladelrhis -
The Fourth annual Exhibit OIL Of the UNITED STATES
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETE will be held A. Poveltou,
(Phiade phis) on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, TIT RsDAY,
FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, t)ctobeT7, 3, 8, 10, and IL
Premiums from % 800 amounting In the estc 10
$4,000 will be offered for the various classes OF d nestle
Animals Fruits American Wine Vegetables 8rAnr, and
Agricultural Imp. M hts and Machinery.
Local Committee Of Phil dephs representing the various
branches of Industry has t-en appointed 10 ooopts,s with
the officers Of the Society In perectns the
Exhibition; and $4,000 have been guaranteed 10 meet eI-
penses This material aid copled with the excellence OF the
selected location, and the Of PrsmiuGs offered,
induces the expectation that the Exhibition Of 1856 viii b
peTior 10 any Of its predecessors.
GrsDd Agricultural Banquet in which ladies ven "
set men will participate will take place on fKibAf DC
when dsD gued gentlemen will address the asscn'
blsse.
Ea;osbe With TIE various rslroads Tor the
Stock and other articles in profe~ tho
tennis Of which will be given apple at the once
The List Of Entries the Awards of Premium ane tne pro
Greetings will be published in the Journal OF the Society Tor
1896
The Premium List with Che Regulations and Programme Of
the Exhibition will BE- furnished application TO III JOHN
MCGOWAN Assistant Secretary of the United States Ascnl'
tur Society No. 100 Chest Rooms Of the PhisdePha
Ar:utus Society," by addressing the seeetzry At bos
hAhe1ALL r. WILL
WILLIAM s. MING Secretary.
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An INV ALU A B L W. N
"A NOT ONLY PHYSICIANS AND srcpts'' ~ -
THE pUBLIc LAReg a,cr.u
LETTERs TOA Young PH
By JANIS JACKSON, N. D. LII ",
Professor Emeritus in Harvard Un'efn'y -, ,,
Tho work ha. with the most hearty +, con
he NJ deal Profession on both hides OF the Aina -
tain, ,ts results City years experience Of tae me- "a H.
phys<ssn in the country. And such me , n-.es re-.
q e md a, VITO hSe have The s.se Of Pc See nsi
oil End Of the greatest service. In voL io: ''e Va
50, d. distance under 900 nies receipt Of pre-
PHILLIPS SAMPSON 4 Go; ,ssa.sf H.,
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WNNEI - ,,,nn F11R - ~ sri.ty
will h held o. New.Hsven October It'll 9Th 9TH, 10Th Ire
previous this Society have been OF aehAscer 70
reflect great upon the producers Of the state sd from
entIss warisnted IN the opinion that the present
eah.iou will exceed in interest that have gene De-
fore IL. ,, Ill.
Thirty incosed and more than one thousand ss
for stock built large Hail. two hundred eet oy
.tv f The DISPLAY Of the State hss been
erected Hail. --t LONG for the display 81 the
prodcs the garden and the orchard with the
vsIiou Of agriculture have been provided .
xix thousand constructed hne BAN
e fsek for the trial and every facility for the beet
display OF the products Of the State IS provided. .
a., Taesday the examination bv Committees will
nepce aud "Wednesday the exhibition of Horses Cs
Thursday the Flowing Match vii take psce with exhibition
Of Trong Horse FRIDAY the exhibition 81 Family
Hor,,s de: the Annual Address By The Hon t T. BUTLkE
which the report Of Judses and display OF Pnze AM
mails.
Trains leave NewYork md N.IIeven Railroad Station.
New YoEA At and o. l2j0S 3l5, and i:Si
Tickets sold the TSeJ; Oce,, CsnAl--t snd
aud 2Sihs the O'clock train only,
rood the train that leaves New Haven at 40 NJ
only.
Tickets 81 and good until the leth- ,
HENRY A DYER Cor. Sec
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6petial Nctires.
Con,rw ,t,ons for Kanssr-- Ciotfins and

C.,,,ts ,tiops for Kanssr--C1ofting and fco-
ssd is Ieq,ed 10 ssln our peefe IN
kass oSsh S% suits Il Clothing and other rsaerS
la 81. Nsw.York b. behiSs'
net de' So ia 10 VEST S}ssT sRo&bsAY NY.
who're donsiions OF both rnoy ana cctls NAV osnt inc
49, Warm S;oe kiDgs strong Boots aud Shoes Blanket,
p,nD, Shirt, and Other made clothing are all wanted
s"Isc Let merchants send 60, ds let Fairs
b. aid q Kansas t lions be Ia "a up in our
behalf Of his let al good
hemselves 'ort let tpre be an nest and i'm
"T' fbG S1Is' KKEsTSC'2f%S' ''' 'D"'s
THfo DO "NeNhMyr Ksnsst 6 Com
CHARLES A. EANA, l20 West Broadway, ~ T.
PtBITCXN GENERxL EMITTEE,, sept %. 1885: .,...
Re,otsd That the various Republican q bs or orsan1sto'
or Towns at their respective places of meetings
m before TUESDAY De, for the purposes hereinafter men
F,.i To select by bsio three Dsate' from each Ward
Of Town to wfSSFs6%Y oef I purpose Of
nominating County Offers TO be- exported at the ensuing
To select three from each Ward 10 represent
,, I'm CITY Convention to be he'd at the Rocky Mountain
Club Room corner snl,on and Orange ats on ~ hsDAf
~, :. o'clock p m nominate such City Officers as are
,Iciye by il.e people at the ensuing election IL,
TLe DELEGATES the ssid City Convention who shsll
I...n, he I., ID Sd lh Police Districts in said City,
b A. The time last mentioned 1.-THE representative
az ssch District themselves nominate Captain OF fohee
Tor zach Of .aid DISTRICTS NJ
Foa1h To select three e'e sees from each Ward or
yron 10 Candidates for Assembly IN their respect
Ei,st Assembly District Convention at Doxeys flssnds,
sATyhoAS 9 lt at NJ. Pres. House JOraemon
At, BTootyn. On SATURDAY Oct. II, at Il p. IN.
Third District the Rsuohe corner Of Futonav and Ok
fords., Q sAfUSDAl, Oc H. att pm -,-..,-..
Tor Ward Oes be referred the organizations in their re
spectiv,wurd.
by "''''' ''' ''-'''' T H. RODMAN
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l.. n. Burrtdse, NJ. D., Dentist, late 81 Rome ia
way b oonsGlied om 10 W 10 u ihs b0S~ OF Dr y
FGny, No. Bond o., DeN Broadway,
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Euxpaees. Ranges. Ac.-Consantly on HAND large large
s.aoT,weut of Bottoms Psteut CALORlC SELACLEANING
FURNACES which baSc ben highly spPreTed ts All whS
have tested their mere Hayes Patent TUBl LAX ". IN
RAN9E-bakes equal to erk oven Sexons fsten hEhi
FRS-yesy economical. &c. For sale by GEOE0E L. CAN
NON No. 4sS Broadway.
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NJ DUSTRY NJ the CRYSTAL PALACE.
TIE TWENTY-ElGHTE ANNUAL FAlR of the AMEhi-
CAS-. INSTITUTE is OPEN to the PUBLIC iTon9 O'Clock
L. III. until 10 O'Clock p M, daily.
The vast area Of the Palace filed with the choicest prodnc
,ious of American Genius ard Skill 49,
Tbs whole length the Aahne arcade occupied with the
most Machinery shows at the f Of this In
s,i,pe propellrd bv several powerful Steam Engines
NOON ORTHS celebrated BAND will perform EVERY
GRAND CONCERT every TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
ING.
Adrittsnce Is cents; Children half price.
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perfnmcru.

4 STOR SOAP is . Medicsted, Chemical, Fra.
n 1--WE FAMILY and TOILET SOAP made nom the pr,r's,
,,ock, warranted 20 wssh in hard AHd sat ""''
~" "N Aston SOAP
!, warranted rot 20 ipjure tho fabric.
" AsToR SOAP ,,.
l. warranted not To mste TIE hsLas r''s'
Aston SOAP
l. wsrrsrt ted to cure ehsPped hands
,w,rr,n;,s 20 leave the hand. beautifully sOh.
ASrOR SOAP -
T. ID N wash with little or no rubbing.
Aston SOAR .-.,.
lswNnnied 90 remove grease " F~p'''
ASTOR SOAP
l. warranted 10 70 twice q. far as common soap
ASTOR SOAP
particularly mended Ia printers and Mechsnvs v
moving machine oil and dirt, caurn: peculiar detergent quar-
-. aa.h
Address orders TO ASTOR SOAP COMPANr, tSt 81 So-
49,. North River ". Y; oTto ALCOTT ENMoSs' or0ce"s
COZ of neN and w esists " \
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THE Sf.W.YORK TRIBUNE.

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GENERAL TOM THUMB,
preliminary 70 MS announced -
DEPARTURE FOR ECROPE,
wbhe Of couple Of his own account
This wonderful Msn minsure 10 Old snd ii inches
hsh weighing Is pounds really and truly smaller than any
inf Mt tina, wr'ks alone He will srpesr EVERY AFTEh-
NOON and EVENING in lis Songs Dances ard various I'm
sach he has exhibited himself in before ten
million. Of people already IN the Old snd New Worlds Anthe
has received from the different crown.d
heads Eaepe worth sloo A be at the
Museum EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. Monday, 9Th
Sarurdgy 18th Oct ls56-and WEDNESDAY and sATUh-
DAY AFTERNOONS, GEN. TOM THUMB IN his r1traor-
sets Of TIE CHILD OF THE EHGIMENT. The oTHEt
fore: choice Comedies FGrce- &C. THE LARGEST
SNAKES IN THE WORLD sre still 70 BE- seen here ,n't
ON Africa and varying from ten 20 thirty tFr
feet each All Anscondss and Boo Consrcts heretofore seen
in America huge of them have been SHRINK INTO
MERE WORMS In the presence fhe eysthsn Of this oolec
ton is in active rehears and will shortly be produced
The D.af Lady" THE Happy Family" &c, are all TO be
here without extra charge AdmaHee TO everything
Is Children under ten, IL. cents
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ELECTION NEWS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11th.-- Returns from MI but
eleven towns show Buch msj. Of 1000.
ST. LOUIS, Nov I Dem maj. in this State
will probably reach 10000.
CnIcAGo, Nov. 1I.-Further returns from
Iowa show net Republican gain over the ma
jorities at the August election
CHICAGO, Nav. ll.-The Springfield Register
Dem says Buch's maj. ia Illinois is 6, 100 aud
Brissells tRep.) maj. for Coy. is Z, loo.
MiLwaugir, Nov. I.The Sentinel makes
Fremonfs maj. in Wisconsin 10000. The Re-
publicans will have a mai OF In the Senate.
and 20 in the House. s. sis2