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YsHE DOLLAR TIMES For President,
ANDREW JACKSON DONElSUN. la.s II
The proplietors of the Philadelphia Daily Times,
in answer to numerous inquiries and applications re-
eevod from all parts Of the State and the Union, an
nouncc that they will commence, on Saturday, May
3, 1856, the publication of weekly paper to be
called the tsfsr.
DOLLAR TINES.
The Dollar Times will be Campaign Paper, and
will contain every thing Of interest TO the community
relative to the approaching Presidential Campaign,
besides large amount Of original, editorial and mis-
ceaueous matter correspondence, etc. etc. carefully
colated and arranged, with express reference to
making il a popular and interesting
FAMILY NEWSPAPE
Tho price of the Dollar Times will be placed so low
as to nut it ntothe hands of every man and every
family in the community.
TERMS For SIX MONTHS, CLUBS.
Twenty copies for 81 81 oO %
Thirty ,,,.-,,.e,,,.,.,,...'.'' .''aa ~ W Oo
Fifty +" .,..... ~ oo
And free copy to the getler up of the Club. All
sent to one address
a single copy to an address, Fifty Cents for Six
Months: or One Dollar Per Annum
An lettcrs should be addressed to WIN. MORAN,
No. So sonth Third street, PHILADELPHIA
MOTT CE.--1hc partnership heretofore ex-
l istfne between the undersigned, uuier the ilfm
of &. N. FAIER a. CO.. is this day dissolved by mn
t,ia consent c. N. Ealeris alone authorized to use
the name Of tho firm in liquidation.
0pelous;s, March 10, 1856 c. n EAlEk,
F.DE LA RUA.
~ The undersigned will continue the business OF
the late firm on his own account, and hereby socits
C. \. EAIER.
4 Ii PERSONS having claims against the
"a late firm Of G. N. EALER d Co. VIII please pre-
sent them In the nndersigned; and all persons VINO
are in debt TO the late firm will please come forward
and make payment immediately.
March %, lS56. T. \. hALGh.
cNN SACKS SALT, for sale by
e5VO DEBAILLON & CARRlERE.
Washington, La.
AIR TYrE METAL. suitable tog Cottoz
~ Gins, Il. sale ii l4-s o-4.s'
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GHERIFF'S SALE.--STArEo OF LOUISIANA,
- Districs Court Parish of St. Landry, No. 1911
Arum KIM Us. Robert Bundick.
BY yirta~os writ of fl. 70. issned in the above en-
titled suit h 10 District Court in and for the Parish
oi St Land and State aforesaid, and to me directed
will be exrosea at public sale, fur cash, at the Court
house of tls Parish, on SATURDAY the 5th dny
OF April, A. D. 1856, commencing at the hour Of
II A. NJ and continuing from day to day, if neces-
N .4 .the right, title interest and demand of the
dendnnt, Robert Bundick,, in the following proper
ty, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit: -
A certain TRACT OF LAND, situated in the Par
ish Of st. Landry, lying the right bank of Bayo
Petite Praae, bounded on the north by public land
south by land of Reed and Peter Mcbride, west by
lands Of Ewell Bundick, and east by land Of Sym
ph0,ine, f. c., and better known as s. Il. quarter
Of N. T. quartet of Section No. S, Township South
Of Range No. 6 East, containing in oil 40 32l"F
aSsSs'ss 'Sssssn s'sh anu lsa a>
Sheriff 5 oflictt; y =. yharch |, 1856.
7 ~ 4 l,.,,;f
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FH[EODOsE S. ROBIN, Justice of the
= Peace in and for the Parish of st. Landry, OF
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ONEzIME A. GUIDRY, Notary Public
~, in and for the Parish Of ST Landry Ofilce in
Opelousas April 4 s7' : ,s-e1
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r ,osT-.on Tuesday last, between the town

r .OST--On Tuesday last between the town
below the junction at Arnaudvile a BLACK MO-
ROCCO PORTE M0NNAIE, containing either $50
So or S5l amount not exactly recollected, together
with draft on Dr. T. A. Cooke for $5l 20, drawn by
David NJ Morris in favor of the undersigned, and
cepted for S44 note for S25, drawn by James Read
in favor of the undersigned, dated about January g.,
1856, due March j. sSsae @5Na MliI9.
| hereby caution all persons against negotiating
for said draft and note as payment has been stopped,
Any person finding the above Porte Monnae will
he libcrally rewarded returning the same to the
undersigned in Washington, or to this Office.
March %, 1856. JOHN JONES.
N0TICE.--A Note in favor Of j. levy n
LIN Bro, drawn on the 18th or 18th day of Fehru-
hsy, 1856, payable to j. Levy q Bro or order the
ITth Or 18th of February, 1857. and signed by the
subscriber for tho Of Fifty dollars difference in
horse trade
wish all persons to understand that will not pay
the above note, and do protest the same. 9
March 20, 1856. S. SCOTT.
7 OST--OD Monday morning last, between
~ the town of 0pela-2as and the residence Of
FRANCOIS Jean, BLACK MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, containing ni~etyeight doars-nincty-h
dollars in bills and three dollars in silver Whoever
shall return the same to me will be literally reward
ed opelousas, March %. JOSEPH CHENlER.
GTRAY MARE.-Taken Up, by the sub
~ scriber at his residence on the Atcha- ~
faIaya River, BLACK CREOLE MARE, EgsSA
with a white face, branded on the left hip. 81 re
thus: z, E. Said Mare has been In the neighbor.
hood FOR about two years.
Parish Of st. Landry, March s, 1856. ...
WN r. DAVIS
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~ fl. POTTER, Book-Bndcr, Opelonsas, is
Va prepared to execute all orders in
his line with neatncss and punctuality, <7HtHf III
and nt New Orleans prices, for cash. a III qr,
Old Books rebound. lu.t s. GAst2aa-E
All orders left at this office or with A Mllspaugh
Washington, will be attended to.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. The
~ undersigned keep constantly on hand material
for Carriage Repairing in all its branches They are
prepared TO execute all orders with dispatch and in
a Torlimanlike manner.
Rs BCGGIESi sCIsKIEs and HARNESS mad,
to order GIBBS 8 CLARK.
Opclgusas March = lsSe
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.yys nvssx s4rysD4s
1oPRLoUsAs, SATURDAY. MORNING April s., 1866
BUSINE ESS CARDS. 4

~ sEPH CHENIk-s Collector and Cricr,
sgll Wish Of stgIandry. oflioe III opeloasas.
lDR W.. g. BRIDGES bus resumed tbe
~ pt Ntice Of Dentistry ~ n - s,.t.,.N1
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Il | EB1g FLLON IL lARRIEIsE, Receiving,
A A EoTS riding and Commission Merchants, Wash.
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q SALES AT AUCTION.

CALI PROBATE Estate of Syfroyen
10 Meche-WilI he sold by the undersigned q Pf J.
N Anctioneer in and for the Parish of St. Landry b
lie lust and highest bidder, on ; 81 S. IA
n fa, TiEURsDAY, May i, 1856, $, Fl ~
an the premises, the following described property,
belonging to the estate of the said deceased to witt
THE PLANTATION 7t,af
On which said deceased last resided; together with
al,he improvements thereon s.Ts4
S.1 A TRACT OF LAND -. fs Z,
itnated on Bayou Plaquemnie, containing 40 acres,
10 acrea Of which are wood land, I3 ~. ,5s
Also, ..ii ,l IS III 10 Il ly
8 SL4VES,. "a
Of both sexes and Of different ages, 10 VIE. w
8 LEWIS, negro man, aged rs years; irq.t
THOMAS, negro man, aged 30 ycarsSSsaa s.al
II LILY negro woman, aged II; fs -
With her child aged@ months;
SEI.IZA negro woman, aged IS years;
A With her three children, viz: @ @'s''
Mary, aged years, G-r s4
\ 4&..g Alfred, aged 3f9cars, and .i .,F.
58' Julia, aged @ months.
sAlso, As head Of VACHERlE CATTLE;
swGpr & oxrS SENTJ y ,dbe. M9RSEp 1,o3s! SAsIrLh
'0sSi c1ocs s asll a.4Il 80 e.,.ssf.Es; E5''A''
HOUSEHOLD Fu~lITUKE,4-
TenAs.-Ai sums of SIS and under, cash; over
1856, payable in three equal annual instaments,
with approved personal security, to the satisfaction
Of the Administratrx-th Land and Slaves to re-
main specially mortgaged to the estate until full aud
final payment Of purchase money and interest which
may accrue thereon. All sums not punctually paid
a. maturity TO bear per cent interest until fiji ly
paid. sfA 5sa8
Parish of st. Landry, March NJ 1856. M
THEODORE DEyALcGGRT, Anctionoer.
CUCCESSION sssALE.--Estate of Andre
~ .Deshotels, deceased 4-apzls
wil olr for sale, at Yillc Plate, through the min
kiry Of Puh.ic Auctioneer, on
r SATURDAY, May 3, 1856,
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ. of that
day tle following deserihed propesty unsold at the
Me qf said succession advertised for the 25th OF
Narehs 1856, to wit: r
A TRACT OF LIND, s9as
situat on Granae Prairie near the village Of Vile
Plate and upon which the aid deeeasef last resided,
sESTs sfssIs5 tsareaa M,sn all snsess sns 4 ~
Of the widow of tie said deceased anu Computed to
contain about four hundred and fifty arpents, more
or lcss - t1.- 4
TERMS AND COMPROMISING purchase money
payable on the lst day Of April, 1857 to bear
eight per cent. interest from maturity until paid the
purchaser giving approved personal security, with
special mortgage upon the land for full and entire
payment of principal and interest. .z.r-..
O.. 'LHiAk-~~i'liS II 'lpii4Ib5iO rilAo,
Datiye Testamentary Executor of said estate.
= TTrvrIon- : :. rvs = - - -,
a stlgil, deecased---Wil be offered at Public
sale, to the last and highest bidder by the under
ss4sa, FAhlic Auetloheef IN ana Tor the Parish o'
x9mmsnsn.v ,., o., re.o
ths ,o,,owinr ,rnno,.,, -, 80 1' ., ,S.
Jobn sti1l ,ota II s} p", o,aosna ]c VI
~ -''0 VI -'''N ''''91'' o'se'''o' q .
N z SLAFES, Ga
elS Vi p1th besses' anu VI 1!tTelL NS3, VIZ. NAS
MAGLlN, a negro woman, aged about 40 years, iiiS
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THEODosE s. ROBIN, Notary Public
4 = IN and the Parish of St. Landry. Once al
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NEW BAKERY. - The undersigned re-
IN specially informs his friends and the public OF
Opeluisas and vicinity that he will, in few days,
open in this town a new Bakery Shop. He will have
the services Of Que Of the finest bakers of NewOr-
leans He claims share Of the public patronage.
August ls. F,A REER. Z.
p. S. Having "pitcfad in,' my customers can
now DEPEND upon being regularly served. FIR.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The Aeadenical year commences on the last Mon
day in October, end continues forty-four weeks.
All engagements are regarded by the year, with
out special arrangements to the contrary and pay
ment is required quarterly in advance.
All directions with regard to pupils must be given
to the Principal by the parents guardians person
ally, or by sealed communications.
Boarders are required to furnish their bed and
bedding, and TO have all their articles of clothing
plainly marked.
Tho hours Of attendance FOR day scholars are from
eight in the morning to five in the evening.
Tuition for the year of torty.four weeks first
three courses, one or oil ll......,.........S 500 90
Same, together with Classical course .,,,..,. 60 90
Board and Tuition Observation-Disclosures. l50 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
Spanish and German languages, each. .,..,.. rs 90
WasnnS observation-disclosures, -,t.,,.t.-.,. ~ 90
fu6i w
Boarders who lave fire in their rooms will furnish
their own fuel and lights.
Rev THOs. RAND, A. NJ, Principal.
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| |LYSSE GABEREL, Public sAuctioneer
- and Collector for the Parish Of st. Landry. OF
Ice In Opelousns. March 10. 1sfsi3s IN w
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~ isinetss rsaniify .4No. sc Is.. james Coo
ct ais vs., benjamin R. Rogers. -. ;,
By virtue Of writ Of ri. Ff issued IN the abo
entitled suit by the District Court in and for the
paTsh % Of s. Ia Landry and State aforesaid and to me
months, credit, at tile Goutthoo of this Parish, on
SATURDAY, the fifth day Of April, A. D. 1856,
commencing at the hour of IL . M. and continuing
from day to day # necessary al tho right, title, in
terest and demand Of the said defendant, Benjamin
r. Rogers, in and 10 the sollowing property seized
to satisfy said writ, to wit:
A SUGAR MILL AND ENGINE, situated on de-
fendantis Plantation in st. Landry. y
Sherif,'s Office, 0pelousas, March Is, 1856. .s
+, v, CHACHERE Sheriff
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engineer and
uhlic. Will
IN. Ealer's,
.OusaS.
of Accounts,
services to the pub
iey's Drug Store will
, "a.
Attorney at Law,
business entrusted
Fifteenth Judicial

WALERY ROY, collector of Accounts,
respectfully offers his services as such to the
public. Orders left at Ney & Estorge's will be
prOmptlY attended to. --..--L.- N - -. -.
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T ,OUIss STAGE, Public lAuc.ioneer. in
and for the Parish Of st. Landry Office, vile
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nR DAVID L.TODD, Gate of the Charity
~ Hospital,) Washington, La, offers his profes.
sona services to the citizens of Washington and the
surrounding country. Z. n h ....r IN
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NHAS. N. EALER, .Watch-Maker and
" Jeweler corner of Main and Landry streets, OPP
eousaa. has on hand an assortment Of WATCHES
and JEWllI4RY, consisting of English and French
Gold and Silver cased Lever and Lepine Watches,
Ear.Rnes, Finger-Rings, Breast Pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Spectacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Toilet
Soaps, ad other articles too numerous to mention;
the whole Of which will be sold at much reduced
prices for cash OF good city acceptance.
will also execute all kinds of work in my line of
business in workmanke manner and with prompt
disnateh for cash :. Q. N. EALER.
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lG D. ALLIS, Public Apctioneer for the
h1' Parish Of st. Landry. Office at his store in
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-, as ls5J9ef t.s.y1 Iis3ft 1VHd 3tsg1Rd .AE1
~ MAIN STREET, NEAR FBELLEvUR

is lilsisalEa ilHlf alss:.l,ilaseo
s@ BRAD siil li9as .a,s.
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~ The undersigned will continue the business Of
the pte firm on his own account and hereby soclts
a continuance of the public patronage.
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WM. II. SPEN GER, Attorney and Courl-
~ sellor at Law, by diligence and fidelity in the
discharge Of his profession hopes to merit and receive
Office in Opelousas. ,9 l99i
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T .OUIS WAITER, Cabinet Maker, has al
~ ways on baud large assortment of Arlnoirs,
Safes Wash-staifas, etcs etc, which he will sell OF
New0rleans prices for cash. 7iisG i17iN
Apply mt Patiu's Hotel Opelousas -. auc, Old
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A LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Public Auc-
IA tioneer in and for the Parish of st. Landry.
Orders left at the Office Of T. 8. Robin will receive
prompt attention. sL-t.
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years - come. Nor would the individ0ols enga
.ed IN its cultivation b., alone benrftted. The
fniied States would, in course of time, be gai-
ner by having an important market furnished
for her natural products and manuf ,cture.. And
Mt the same time i, would materially aid the e.
forts Of missionaries to elevate the hestben; and
what j. to my mind Of very great Importance. IL
would be the means OF convincing the free color
ed people of b ls country tha, il is to their in-
,ere.t 10 cmigrnte to Liberia, where alone they
can be truly free, aud wherelit has already been
demonstrated that the race is capable Of high
degree vi intellectual and Inorsl culture.
.#=.. $500. .r.a, II. Roy SCOTT.
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BALTIMORE.
IA. u.... N ED'CA., orvscE. L.eI :.

uNR WILLS N EDsCAs D. OFFsCE, Lsch nn-
- nrsry BaliImors-instintedA a ID le2e. No 81 Sssh
III OR No FEE REQrlRED,--Dr. Mills experienced
Ihyhcan The Aiopahic school may be cogf6saulv cog
No W eney rec ~ ireh II - q ARE l. net u EAecsed.
praesal experience Of 10 years rnables DR., M 10
In the shortest possbe time TO have safciy
effected. A.4t f ~
oNuey celebrated for the aeetns andpeedy Of eli
rasa.s nf Secret Diseases established In this city
rb~ laigh n~pusssisn ne Lss
this would public notice
moi many applicants for who
nhea ,hsr money maltrestsd by the Chaatans
flourish largely In the public pnts and with whca city
Anicscd be en- your 9uard,
fyon would avoid injury pecusfy loss and dsappentmont
ed Dr makes auring proieHstons promises
thnn ho Win honorabiy perform
The usasl symptoms sore Throa Ulccratioa of the
Mouth itching Tenderness about Tho Nose Blotches
trnons npon the skin &c Upon the perfect Oonssutiona
the odcst and mos, OF such caa Dr NJ
Thc Tri"mpk 81 Science. l..H..z
remedies Of Dr NJ In restoring and manly Wig
or shattered constitution and removing speed
w all debility injury incurred from secret habit
unsurpassed by any dneoy cries Of the age.
Emtceblcd N1nnhsod
restorative, thousands from their
us, realized tho ai,ion hpe which from tho
failure o Quaekee In thcI theft rnitesa seaf,h had be-
Advansagc- 81 Treatment.
poi OF Mercury or Nohious Drugs use
T~ Females.
Long in tho of Female hecons
vops d,scas,. &e unalbcs Dr NJ to afford 1ary Ro and
si,J C.,a the dhlcu Commupc atiofkaer
1Dr. ills l.rrUs prcvcasivc.
This sovereign Rody applicable TO either Will be sent
duly prepared BY mail receipt of o. or by rsming ei0
urescr piinn will bo Included.
Dia,an, pers"pa cured at homo by addressing DIR J. H.
MILLS BAfiMonr delters pos, pald) Medicines sent In
any direction, by mali OF espress
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BY MCDONALD Il PETERS.
HERMS

The XfRGINIAN Il published daily sc an tri'~eeky
- pcr anuun advance No raprr will he discontinued
"a, NJ rtr option the ifoprictos until Al afsarsges shall
ave heeu paid
ISEMESrS Inserted for 5neeuts per square
10 or less fo the sf,t insertion aud 37 Tor each
= ,., nm s errtcfed weekly and then
r will be charged for each INSERTION If the number
noon be not marked on the Ms l. VIII be published till
i,rrd ont aud charged accordingly -
TnE YEARLY RATES ARE
For daily
two
For do semi ..'.....'..... -
For do do .t.....-...'......... W
O. intended fer both papers subject to
"a! contract
- Annual advertisers will be limited to their Immediate
-. ness the advertisements charged az transient rates
Al new advertisements appear in the daily and tri
weekly papers -,
~ Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
Iii, the
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MISCELLANEOUS,


WARN sOGks.-We have hand gOed
Stock Of Yarn Socks some very heavy snualc trncFfa
and boys LEE JOHNSON.
II n
NA1ANCED.-A gehtic0nn who Inns hnd some
w experience In business, has extensive quaDtanes
and influence good custom, would ik. ~ situation
CLERK salesman In Grocery Dry Goods cstahlis
In This city. Address II, through l.. Lyuehburg
Va tnov Tdts
llUCKWUEAT FLOUR.-Thc Family Saro-
lnt, below the Norvc House. has rceciveG
excellent Article at Buckw heat Flour clear grit which
with Of the good Butter found at the place will ~
nrRtrae Z. FLYNN 4 co.
COTS
DEsT CuANCE rsuss sEAsON.-u have
just ecy another oi those elegant BLACK Bro~n
Moroou Claret and Drab Velvet Bonne Also half dozen
the handsomes Bridal Buunes III say, that havn
been fShhted In this market Indeed they vary from
the usual produce NO, only novel but pleasant
effect
Coaks and Talmns Of the latest character from Bnlpn
rodo Be and Wall, who keep the first class Of goods In
New York
Chenea Head Dressed unsurpassed for grace and hesuiN
the greatest Fus color and Cheap
,all aud get barga As smy inVpuon iomo'e into tho
formerly occupied by Philip Payne shall close ,toek
OF Fancy Goods extremely low prices Pn, TIE ns of Sas
next ALFRED ~. I.NglEpoNE y.
10 Iynchyirg Republican, Wythayile Itlegfaph and
Western Star copy. rov HiA
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BRILLIANT I1EME.
GrnmL Consolidated Lottery Of Maryland.
CLANS r,


suNO SHIPPERS OF TOBACCO WEST,
j VIA BALTIMORE, Mn.-Tho undersigned, Forward.
f Merchants Agents the rennsy Rarosd at
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALI. pOIN rs IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
with the trade having been for
the cosgecs of large Of the Tobacco
Ing west through Baltimore they Halter themselves that they
give satisfaction To shppers. -. ~
Freight low by any other bne. -
Cousgnmens from tho West solicited and Rnnctualy
attended To- MAGRAW KOONb,
s0 North street. Baltimore.
Refer TO Jacob IIenld Co. Drandt r Baltimore; r. L..
Dudley W r. Smith Mcdaniel Hurt Preston Miller 4
Ur.ns6aw, I.ynchburg; Crcnshaw &Co. Richmond,
2idiy
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NEW-yoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.


INUOpEK ssc6ncd sheet nd Shire s.s"us"s.
fr Blue Mango Table Jelhcs sc prime miie'e ~,
Conf c'inncr Hottl and Family use. To he ouala. WV
irettnus for using. OF the principal troecs ahu prhEH
throughout the tuited States .
l. sm PETER tppPtR New i"'N,
QDElSA1E stuOOb EON bhBEtu.ES..
The undersigned decs call tho attention OF faf"ns
and Guardians having ehidren Of s"w mental OF phssUa
N.apemcnt fact that he has opened In Hail "W
mile above the city New York In very heathht AMI
beautiful location Private Family School where snch Gnu
received aud taught Tho eNeronce ne mas hh
than eight ou with the Masracscs
aud Institutions for IDIOTS has shown nun
that much bringing these children ="
normal coudtinn lnmany insaners he has had ,'n
either school with
engage thu duties If life with The earhef e
rainng he better For crcnars reference Ae
nddr,.s JAMES II. RICHARDS
aug 26dly No 5a4 broadway, or Harlem New iolk
CONNOLLY n ADAMS. Tobacco G"wmss-
u SION MERCHANTS. No Al FRONT str ct New York,
- Liberal advances consignment.
III tNNlSC ADAMS wond be pleased to hear from his
friends this house JAMES a. tONNoIbh'
ami u dly ROBT NJ ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

IS A n Ill Wind that blows no good. only
requires n cold Northest storm - make {. =. Biss
House the busiest and moa attractive ffhce III
town and would advise all who not prepared forWin
ic chilling winds make haste hther rre his beautiful a.
sprfmuAt log entirely gone. -.
He has hand fall supply Of Furnaces Ranges,
Cooking sinves patterns. iarlo Office and Box
Stoves every SIZE anh syleS.ygd or coal Crates that
Ia beauty and wlreean ia t. please
le lie also prepared to do all Kinds o lo
work either Tia Copper o Iron with dispatch aud ncainess
Tn Plumbing hu.inos is ap carried on by hiL In manner
lat rnupoi Ills friends and patrons boihin Town
and country viii profit by calling soon.
Allnrdcrs promptly attended, to
C. 8. BLISS,
Aim 1Ann.r MnrLn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

M T.. GOODMAN. Corner Opposite the Cnb
AVus ell House. Main ST. Iynehburg Va has net rerciN
and opened his Stock of goods which consists o
and fine Twist double aud single Guns Rifles of dhoent Man
nfacorics Cht Repeatcrs Allen Co.'S double and single
Pocket Rifles also single Self Cooking Pistols also variety
nf other patterns of Pistols of ID quality Powder Flash
Shot Bcit4 aud Pouches Cleaning Rods Waddng Punche
Bullet Monids Nip,rs un Smithne done upon snort
notice Locks made repaired new Keys fitted bos huf
&c lie will cndcavor give satisfaction to all who may III
him their patronage, # within his power Terms
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