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Tho Antonio Brothers performed here on
Friday and Saturday Of last week, to overflow.
ing houses. The acrobatic feats of this company
will compare fayorably with those of any
similar artists that we have ever seen. The
establishment is altogether excellent, and liar
pier, the Clown, exceedingly droll.
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Iy- NOTICE. 70 SHrrrEns AND GoNsIaNEEs
or FRErahr.-The steamer ALICE ". GLAZE, g
r. Louaillicr, massRss nov making trips via Pla'
quemine, and has redS yates of Freight and
Passage to the regular high watesaates, viz Sugar,
50; Cotton, rs cents; Upper Freight, 80 cents.
The Glaze leaves Washington on SUNDAY, 18th
inst, and will continue to leave on her regular day.
duiing the season. !
WASHING ton JAnuafjT1fass lGfl rgfss
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Mbat- D -ps-ralI- 'slas.

The name Of the post Office at CitI
county, Texas, has been changed i
The President Of the United s
cially recognized Don Enrique A
consul Of Spain at the port Of Ne
Negroes are selling at handson
Kentucky. A young negro recen
at auction $3.50 rs.
Rev MI. Fitzs;mmops a co+ho,;c
Boston, died recently from injuries rece
being thrown from a sleigh.
The Washington Star saws The Raw
Williams, reputcd a Dauphin Of France, IS ii
that city, oppressed BY illness, age and penrry,
The Legislature. If Georo;a hos n,,sed . hin
doclor;no That % r,,cb ~ orr ,,;i- !, ANA !,
directs the manumission of any slaves be void
Both Houses Of the Mississippi Legislature
have passed o bill to Incorporate a State
Female College.
A bill is before the NewYor legislature c
prevent stock speculations. 1t prohibits time
sales under q heavy penalty.
Tbo p;obmond VIII 49, .t
Of fifty Young men, in Graison comfy. g.
will start for Kansas in a few DAVIS.
Take MICHIGAN Mt H.. lost d.ta,
pletelv frozen over. from one sido
other-a circumstance never before
Mrs. Caroline Ire uentz a.
autboress. died n few dor. oao 4
Fla.
. Mor,,on or,;c,.at,
Great salt lake civ ,rr;v pd
on the 18th nit. from iivernool
gbe stoonsb;n po.;eo soi,oae e.
tor Newyorl ~ tha oad - -
~ ,:.aa M. 49, - s"".\
to be LOST.
Thoro mo o;cht. u,n...
tha ,onsa - pa.as Az. ptooils y
.ho,,t aao 49, ~. .u,n ou'
thranaho.. a. r. ;" i'o'oVV aoNel
rsa mn
fo,r n,oa ,,a.a 1.;n.1 : -. ' 'e"'.s INA
oon,+v h. a. .~s, ii.uS
.to,n, or nm "e y"
,u. ~.
named Sarah johnson a;oa - 49,
18th inst, at tbe advanced ooe ~ ono h,,,,sas
and twenty wears.
A.. rhor..a
ode,nh;a h.a ;anaa.aa : nil-
to ram the stones in the streets. This machine
can be made at little cost, and will save tbe
labor of from fifty to a hundred men
Bernard s. Taylor. Of Rovonn. o,;,
mitted spie;de . faw aa,s ~ H. III.
anum. The cause assigned is " dis anro;n,,ro
in not being able TO take a sleigh ride which
unsettled q sensitive mind,n
Mrs El;zobe,b u pro.,
~ f' ntNo
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and three thousand
the pork house Of Messrs.

ITNSo NHN AtSS tupucALu
<the pork house OF Messrs.
Of Wheeling, during the present
sson. The Times says that this firm have
an order for 1000 boxes Of long, homeless and
Cumberland middlings, intended for the Euro
pean market.
In the olden time unmarried women used to
wear scarlet petticoats during leap year. II
they showed the edge Of this garment to any
man, he was bound to marry them, but could
buy himself off by presenting tho lady with q
new gown. This was certainly q. cheap alter
native, and many bachelors doubtless improved,
by it.
A Sandman butcher, who has q son serving
IN a rifle regiment in the Crimea, where he has
been decorated for gallant services, sent him,
as a new years present, q live OK of exceeding
size, which he had been iattening for the pur-
pose for twelve months. He was offered 700
francs for the animal, but refused the sum
his son, and no one else, could have the OK.
That butcher is made of the right stuff.
Aletter appears in the Cincinnati, Conmer-
cial dated Covington, January 26, and signed
]. G. Porter, in which the writer states that he
was present at o conversation between JUDGE
Perrin and General Houston, during which the
General distinctly said that the Legislature Of
Texas had passed q resolution instructing him
to resign, and that he intended to obey ~instruc-
tons.
Canada West is increasing very rapidly in
population and prosperity. In the town Of
London, where, in the year 1853, there were
1877 tax payers, the next year, 1854, showed
q total of 1000, and in 1850 it had swellcd to
50ls. Fortunes have been made there during
the last three or four years, simply BY buying
and selling business lots.
The st. Louis Republican has information
that the President of the United States has
forwarded to Fort Leayenworth a pardon for
the Indians held in confinement at that post,
charged with the murder Of the mail party, near
Fort Laramie, last year. These Indians-fye
in nnmber-were delivered up to Gen. Harvey,
and sent to Fort L~eayenworth for confinement
and trial.
The tavern keepers of Amherst, Nova
Scotia, having been refused, by the Court of
Sessions, licenses to sell Hquor, retaliated BY
refusing to entertain " the Justices, Grand
Jurors, and others whom business, pleasure, or
eanui, had brought about the Court of Sc,
" ia said IL
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Ar' Pedefkorn's goodnatured countenance
y aga'n 70 be seen at his old headquarters,
Saoy g furnish new or cobblc up your old
solss. lis card Is in another column,
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We have had . pretty considerable spell Of
weather for the last weeks Guess what kind
you like ~ will be sure to hit one time or
another, for il haa consisted 81 all sorts.
While Ne write il Is cloudy and chilly, but
What II will be when our paper Is out. we can't
undertake to predict.
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Joseph ncy's card, il another column, Is
worthy q consideration, Those who are in
want q cheap dry goods will look to it.
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IN s3lEci0N1h JoLlUlxlE and ENHANCEMENT,

Increased A. liHcseasihg advertising
patronage Of the *0lT$actsss PahiotsH 81
wcl 8 its growing Setrcsaeaon1noHy Me
believe second a thessel q sfossszy PAPER
n the state-haye nlade y res - ior Us
isceopea esf tscotd yoias'e inFs eons'derao'yi
enlarged form lm., te'it e. one ycnra gos upon
thc entcrprlse, Sith the Urn resolution q
deserving re 5fyor o. the public, e pre-
scrincd aD 1uiAeeves certain isxed rulesS q
conaqes wnlclD we nase loso2eaalnfopen
neg ~ ana sn'a-Tanrougn COCO saBo asnfougn
esiiarcRort me prlncip'es WINCH weetnen
body avowod, and have 81 SINCE nee! sustained stalrleed
WIN what aDllity xe possess gre na sal s opr
Epranclpies, aaad rom them we shan never
depart Our laeors have been rewarded with
success, beyond our most anguine expectaS
t'ons ! and ne indnigsnt fayor With which
weshave Been received we are sensible, is due
g tle EMILY syfapathies q On intelligent and
snE 4 = AWTI& 49,. EtE - a2h AM ~ ENTNf .ML
iiDcFal people, % wnom y seems becoming
tnass We shouid return our sincore thanks.
Yet not without difficulties did our youth
open-and those, too, Of Q most singular and
unexpected character. We do not estimate
any discouraging representations Of failure
among these but the fierce opposition, 10
some cases amounting 70 doublercnned
|fadaticisin, with which many Of our political
opposers met US, and the studied and system-
ATTIC misrepresentation Of our as Jet .unex-
pressed political opinions, which were freely
circulated before We had issued q single
number, were indeed difficulties, calculated
to appal the boldest adycntqger in the news
paper arena. Add to ~. this the fact that
! class Of persons-thongh Ne Dire are graft
fed to know that they were few in number)-
refused even to read US and find out what was
real and what spurious, and We feel that we
have still greater reason to congratulate our
yN"N9M E SIC - RFM-L NZN, EIHW LMAGEual3'
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The sale q property belonging to the estate
q ~ !. late Jean Baptiste David is Fixed for
next Thursday.
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A lER'S CATHARTIC PILLS-PL4$
IL THAT ARE PILLS.
Pfois Hayss, State Chemist Of Massachusetts IN
they are the best of all Pills, and annexed are "
men who certify that DR.. Hayes, viz:
lemuel Shaw, Judge Supreme Court of MassfsA
Emory Washburn, Governor of Mass;
w. G. Plunkett, Lient. Gov. OF Mass;
Edward Everett, ex7Secretary of State and ~
ator OF the United States; M
robert Z. Winthrop, cx-Speaker Of United SAN
House of Representatives;
Abbott Lawrence, Minister to Great Britain; q
John b. Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop Of Bostali
MEN THAT ARE MEM
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with asve
fishing rapidity, we may mention Cpstiveness, Bilfs,
Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy, heartburn hqk
ache arising from a foul stomach, Nausea, IndIlSs
ton, Morbid ~Inaetion of the Bowels and Pain arlSSf
therefrom, Flatnlency, Loss Of Appetite, all ulcaS4
and Cutaneous Diseases which require an eya@g3
medicine, Scrofuia or Kings Evil. They also. Oh!
rifying the blood and stimulating the system, d
many complaints which it would not be supP&kj
they could reach; such as De@ S, Partial BE
ness. Neuralgia and Nervous MYtability, pera4]
ments OF the Liver aud Kidneys, Gout and 81
kindred complaints arising from q low state OH
body or obstruction of its functions, n
They nre the best purgatiye medicine ever dist
cred, and you will but need to use then oncs7
know it.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, Lowell Mass, and y
1 respectable Druggist in NewEngla-'
p. Il. HEBRAap sA
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A MAsrER-PlEoE Our poNE.-We have
lately supposed Ayers Cherry Pectora was
the Ultima Thule in its line, and that nothing
had been or would be invented which could
surpass it in its fine points of assslence as a
medicine But we are eonfdeStfX asssrea nv
those competent to Judge on the -
fbf.--Ayers new Pills exec, IL
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The regular quarterly meeting Of the Police
Jury takes place next Monday.
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Po0T AND SHOE SHOP.-The sub.
- scriber, having resumed business at his old 8,
stasd, lately occupied by Leur & Acker, respect
fully informs the public that he will execute with ~
promptness and fidelity all work entrusted to him,
and soliclts a share of patronage. His prices will be
Low for Cash. and Cash only.
Opelousas. March l, 1856.
.JATnR pFRGEpEppr
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CuYE.
Opelousns
~ f4
'NGIOE ne

Nt NV IA H
~ ST. Laydry.-
= nm nyff In possession "
1855, ND am readv@t0 rece, =5
the cofScniebcpsof the Tax,i
following places on the days
10 o'clock III the morning and 4 n.
the purpose OF receiving the above
Commencing at Opelousas on M.
4, every day ill Saturday, March IT,
At Gros Chevrcuil, Third Ward, a.
Itfickss, on Monday, March n.
Atthe junction v f the Teche md naya
MondatYs5ssyrc II, at the house of Jacob AZ
q &. Charles md coteau., Tuesday, NJ
~ qasae ysltqs, sixth Ward, wednesday,
AtsLosar p%laguemine, Thursday. March 20, al
At Point aux L.oups, Seventh Ward, AZ Giles "
genbdeham's, Friday. March q.
A. Upper y plaquemine, as Joseph Daigle's, satpt
MaIlett Woods, Eighth Ward. ut the .tcosfo q
Dnvid Guillosy, on Tuesday. March as. * M
At Joseph II. McGee's, Wednesday, March ID.
OK J, at the store Of Jean Pierre Laaenr. !,
Flat Town lvihe Plase) at VIM. Reads, Thu.
Little Prairie Mamoth, at Joseph Landsrnsau,, 4.
Friday, March Is. HS
Bayou chicot; as Akenhead's Old store, oa Friday,
Old gsande pruiSs, at Philippe staggas. Saturday.
AttaJBayQa Waxia, Of my residence, on Aohdoy
Cane Ridge, at tho store Of Levi l. Co., on wedn@
day, April 2.
Bayou Bnuf, ut the school.houco near Thorna. i.
CEHy's, Thutsday, April 8.
Washington, ut the drug store Of Sd. Alls, .Sat
u4Yay, April5.
Atchafalaya River, at J. J. Morgan's, on Monday,
April Z. S
Mermento River. at John wHght's, on sssurd,y.
4 April IL.
Office ut Opclousas. same door with b. North cul
Opelousas, FeDfiary q, 1856.
Gilbert CAN'T, Collector.
10y an advertisements hioh appears ii M N.
EsAs1O ulnns Of this paper, it will be perceived I'M I
Pave been appointed Agent of the Ad,ninjstutors "a
= y estate OF the late JEAN BAPTISTE DAVE
n the collection Of. the State Taxes Of 1881, ISL
nd 1853. w
! hereby notify all persons who owe said Taxes
TINT vii be ready to collect them at the times MA
places fxad upon for the c~olIeetion Of Parish Take.
Il Opelousas, March l, 1856. ~
Ebert CAN'T, Agent of the Administrator
OF the estate Of jean Baptiste David.
NOTICE.--The pubic are hereby notified
~ that EBERT CAN'T has been a~ppiiasasess
Agent Of the s~ureties OK Jean Baptiste Daayy,bliiidd
ceased, for the collection Of the State Taxes elldi d..
4 1852 md 1883. Mr.. CAN'T is authnrirey n I@l
@sar1sy 81 ~-ssrsie r--s proceed
liter hay.
4aEI Us.= M N&s 4A.xGG N-Nx14&m 64M0INEtN
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NOTlCE.-CoLBERT w. FOREMAN, of the
~ Parish Of 81. Landry, having applied by his ne.
iltion TO be appointed Administrator OF the estate of
susan McCleland, hate OF said Parish, deceased;
Therefore, notice is hereby given 70 all persons To
show cause, il any they have, why said appointment
shall not be made, at my Office in the Town of Ono.
lousas, within ton days from the date hereof.
Clerks Office, 0pelonsas, March |, 1856.
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk,
A LII PERSONS indebted to the estate of
"A FRANCIS CuLLOM, deceased, by account o.
otherwise, will save costs by settling with tle uns
signed without delay Those having claims a.
re WI! please present them.
81 1es.
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SHERlFFiS SALE.-STArE OF LoulstAsa
~ District Court, Parish Of ST. Landry. .No.lNslhl

SHERIFF'S SALE.-STArE OF LoulslAssAs
~ District Court, Parish Of 81. Landry. .Ho,1sll.
Arnm King rs. Robert Bundick. A8SsSS
by virtue of q writ of 4. fa. issued in the absyuknt
Titled suit. by the District Courtin and for The PStA
OF st, Landry and State aforesaid, and 10 edrf
cd, will be exposed at public sale, for easll, At " Y!
Courthouse of this Parish, on SATURDAY. N
6th day OF April, A. ID. 1856, commencing " y
hour of II A. NJ. and continuing from day toa Mk
il necessary. all the right. title, interest aud den@AA
OF the defendant, Robert Bundick, in the t0llev9ls
property, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
A certain TRACT OF LAND, situated iii the Ar
ish OF St. Landry, lying on the right bank 81 Hs$91
Petite Prairie, bounded on the nortl, by pubissl@&
south by laad Of Reed and Peter Mcbride, wa&4
lands OF Ewell Bundick, and east by land Ofzs9gNs
phorine, I. ". c., and better known as 8 .EsqtA%
OF n. +. quarter of Section No. s, Townshipat6@
of Range No. 5 East, containing in oil lossRaSe
acres with all the Buildings and ImprossrStg
thereon erected. Sffas
Sheriff 3 Office, 0pelousss, March l, 1855. s SSi
H. " fHA Eh0LrS ~
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GHERIFF'S SALE-STATE OF Louais1sxA.
- District Court, Parish OF St. I.andry.-No. 7saig
Marie Iherese Castillo. wife, W. Lucius Suthon4
BY virtue OF Il writ Of fl. ia. issued in the above a.
titled suit by the District Court il and fur the PAiA
or 81. Landry and State aforesaid, and to me direStA
VIII be exposed at public, sale, for cash, at fhsgaHt
house Of this ParisRIon SATURDAY, the 5h day
Of April, A. d. 1856, commencing at the hour d
II A. md continuing from day to day, II rccs
sary, all the right, title, interest and demand d ~
defendant, Lueius suthon, in the following property
seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
A certain SUGAR PLANTATION, situatedo nt h8
Bayou Courssbieau, in this Parish, with Oh t4
buildings and improvements thereon; tegetherwHh
Eighteen MULES, Nine WORK OXEN, One BRAY
HoRSE, and all the Agricultural Implements. sssE
Also, EIGHTEEN SLAVES, of both sexes, 81 fN
lows, to wit: Sam, aged rs years; Amends. agtda8
or 80 years, and her three children under 10 yeMSR
age; Wilson, aged about so years; Lefty, sgsaSp8
years; LIZA, aged rs years, and her four chiIdenJ
Tom, aged go years; John, aged so years. HHtry
aged 3s years; Moses. aged rs years; Susan, MA
90 years; Annah, aged so years.
shsrif's Office, Opelousas, March |, 1855. SM
J., V, CHAGHERE. Shei0aHs
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nr 70 Nxnyops sur GRs.-A retired
Clergyman, restored to health a. fer days, ater
many years Of great nervous 81 Alng is anxloas z
make known the means Of cuhs Will send lreeS
the prescription used. Direct Rev. JoIy
D1esALI, So Fulton street, BrooLApN Ny.
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Az Washington, on the llth instant, granci,
c. T~raadwelt- ~ NewYork, caused The arres
! OF Alher'
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ALEXIS c. GuIDRY,
AIEXis o.. GUlDRY
Administrators and Surcties
DODGE JURY, Parish of ST. Landry

lvOlLIOfI W. utlsi VI Gis 1<nhui y--
IL Meeting OF December 4, 1865.
Resolved, that the resolution of the 4th sfSeptem.
Der. 1855. be rescinded, and that the Collector Of tho
Railzpad Tax Of 1854 be and is authorized to proceed
auScollect, according to law. tile said tax; and M
case Of seizure OF property to pay the sanlssa and tlas
there should be no I'D ut the sale OF such property,
amount OF the tax and costssduc thereon, thon, iii
either case, tho Collector is hereby authorized AND
required to bid In such property for and in behalf Of
this Parish, to the full amount Of such tax and costs
only.
A true copy; U \. BELL, elaiks
~ In conformity with the above resolution ~
I%linquent ~Tax.Payers are hereby informed tlat De
further Indulgence can be granted to them 2ftat
| shall proceed against them forthwith, accoraingt 70
la~w..asOpslousas, December 20, ls55ss s5Ms
GILBERT GAhs ,Cl,Q}Nif E%Ss
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a.rs OF fnc succession 0i
Bapfiste ,JaprI, deceased, md suseties on his official
bold, have been appointed agens for the collection,
of the State Taxes Of 1851, 1852 and lS5s dine u
Baptiste David deceased, late Sheriff Of tho Parishtaf
st. Landry.
All persons owing State taxes for the abtye years
are requested to pay the same to the undersigned, u
to Jons Il. KING Esq, their Attorney. at Opcousas.
who is authorized to receipt f0gs;llc SINE.
l4sIf esssnfn 4 reasonable delay,
--s4-rsdcre5 to tho collection 81 Is
move taxes, by legal process.
Opelousas, February 2, 1856. a.
ALEXIS O@GUIDRY.
ALEXIS C. GUlnRY,
Administrator and Surcties.
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II E H A l. l. G;

~ " T. II A l. l. G.;
THT SHEEPFOLD IN THE WATER-
Tale Of Humble Life the Coast OF SchesEig Translated
From the German Of BieInAtzkL
EY MRS P. NARSH.
WITH A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THE AUTHOR
LIMO, Muslin, =
CCSrENTs:
Chapter T. The IsiaId Home The Beothsd-% The Sap
vuA-4 the CRY Belle. The Great Words CousJia1s
- The Policy Na;ious-S Couseience-s Remorss-@ Hes
lgrsto-ll earthly Love srd Christian Fsith-l2 fso-opny
lse socssd-l& lie DsspPo ntnt = !be se.Ic1 ir
Tuih-lS pO-tiy ana Pros.-lo. The tbNwakers-ii Inc
WAring al the RseuelS. TIE New Brthis The rafting
4 Tie Commute 81 The Farewel-2@ Repentance
Is The FlOod-24 S'gh's-2S Concusion.
e.il,d Polish celemau lie del the zs-h Of his t-ns
leaving The hslts" his chef d0uvre lo GeInAy = .
yer, rope lar through several el-c-s II - Ee
All TO- bril- ptioas Of usure and nttua De
tr iro0and discussions OF mnmeutous themes ana e.
p,cialy In pic Of hA.s To- fsye atoms OF a. e.
titely lew pba.e human LIE. poetic s7ut ue'Vades
ghou AID frequently crysAes INTO gems u Isis parry
an hrui ,cv The TRANSLATE Alc eles1u la
n mishi " I'll rass for al oTglual E-shsh sork. ~
Just Published by OOCLD - LINCOLN
Ne - Wsshic sCr. ~. B'sf-r.
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s,ravherrics, Strawberries. any other Fm.: or
Veahes may be preserved ia pe.c ~ fresh state by the
pes Of SPAATpS PATENT SELF-StAlING CANS.
Nov the time buy stock IN Order to be ready Ter The
Straw berry Season.
Full particulars sven with The Cans For sale by me re
nj, ,eo,. WELL x PROVOST No 32l Pea.Est.
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New publications

In PIess-Wll be published on June H.
CNFMAIE LIFE IN NETWORK CITY
Ir.,s,,d sita forty fur real Portraits hfe, IS in
mess ard will be for sale on SATURDAY MORNING NENr
by ell News Agents and Bo ksellers Price q cents
p,hi.b.da, T. B. PF1ERsONs,
No I02 Chestnu..st Philadelphia
Everybody should set il and read 1t.
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In Pres, and nearly ready:
INQUIRE WITHIN FOR EVERYTHING.
Il LIVE AND LEARN
HINTS ON ELOCUrION rs c. ". Smith
HOW TO WOO, WHEN, AND WHOM.
BRIDAL ETIQUETTE.
now TO DRESS WITH TASTE.
GARRETT Il Co, No &c Ann-st.
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4 CHEAT SUCCESS-HOW TO GAIN
"A RICHES AND HONOR
FIVE THOUSAND SOLD TIE FIRST WEEK or
w o r + II y ID W f A l. L II T;
A COLLECTION OF MAXIMS. MORALS, AND MI, Ell
LANES FOR MERCHANTS AND MEN OF
BUSINESS.
BY FREEMAN HUyT.
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BY FREEMAN HUSr.
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