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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

To MANAGE REARING HoRsR.-In the Brit
ish Sportsman we find the following hints res
pecting the management of rearing horse
which we have reason to believe will remedy if
not radically cure horse of this trick:
Whenever you perceive horses inclination
to rear, separate your reins and prepare for him.
The instant he is about to rise, slacken one hand
and bend or twist his head with the other, keep
ing your hands low. This bending compels him
to move hind leg, and of necessity brings his
fore feet down. Instantly twist him completely
round two or three times, which will confuse
him very much, and completely throw him off
his guard. The moment you have finished twist
ing him round, place his head in the direction
you wish oproceed, apply the spurs, and he will
not fail to 60 forward. If the situation be IA
vorable, press him into gallop, and apply the
whip and spurs two or three times severely
The horse will not perhaps be quite satisfied
with his first defeat, but may feel disposed to
try again for the mastery. Should this be the
case, you have only to twist him, &C., as before,
and you will find that in the second struggle he
will be more easily subdued than on the former
occasion; in fact, you will see him quail under
the operation. 1t rarely happens that a rearing
horse, after having been treated in the way de-
scribed, will resort to this trick a third time.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

PARENTAL ANTIoIPATIoNs.-Fond parent Ito
his son J "Yes, New York is the place to get
on in. Look at Jones he started without pen
ny, and has lately failed for hundred thousand
dollars. Of course, that's on extreme case.
don't expect you to do SO well as that Still,
with honesty and industry, see no reason why
you should not, in the course of few years,
fail for fifty thousand dollars"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

AIR PoIsoN--People have often said that no
difference can be detected in the analyzation OF
pure and impure air. This is one Of the vulgar
errors difficult to disodge from the vulgar brain:
The fact is that the condensed air of q crowded
room gives deposit, which if allowed to remain
few days, forms solid, thick, glutinous mass,
having strong odor of animal matter. If ex-
amined by the microscope, it is seen to undergo
remarkable change. First of all, it is convert
ed into o vegetable growth, and this is followed
by the production of multitudes of animalcu!es; a
decisive proof that it must contain organic mat
tel, otherwise it could not noursh organic beings.
This was the result arrived at by DIR. Angus
Smith in his beautiful experiments on the Air
and Water of Towns, where he showed how the
lungs and skin gave out organic matter, which
is in itself deadly poison, producing headache,
sickness, disease or epidemic, according to its
strength. Why, if "a few drops of the liquid
matter, obtained by the condensation of the air
of foul locality, introduced into the vein of a
dog, can produce death by the usual phenomena
of typhus fever" what incalculable evil must not
it produce on those human beings who breathe
it again and again, rendered fouler and less cap
able of sustaining life with every breath drawn I?
Such contamination of the air, and consequent
hot bed of fever and epidemic, it is easily with
in the power of man to remove. Ventilation
and cleanliness will do all, so far as the aboli-
ton of this evil goes, and ventilation and clean
illness are not miracles to be prayed for but GER
tain results of common obedience to the laws Of
God.-Dickens' Household Words.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

ENGLISH CoUNTRYwoMEN THREE HUNDRED
YEARS Aeo.-It is a wyve's occupation to
wyowe all manner of cornes, (grains,) to make
malt, to wash and wringe, to make heye, sheve
(reap) corne, and in time of needle to help her
husband to fill the much hayne, to drive the
ploughs, to load heye, corne, and such other
And to go ryde to the market, and sci butter,
cheese, milk, eggs, checkyns, capons, beeves,
pygges, geese, and all manner of cornes.-FEtz-
herbert an the Times of Henry VLIL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

PERSEVERANCE AGAINST DIFFICULTIES. s.-On the
7th of July, 1S48. the work ofdraining the Har-
lem Lake, in Holland, was commenced, and on
the 1st of August, 1852 the official Gazette an
announced that the bed Of the lake was dry
At the beginning of the present year, 1900
hectares of good land were under cultivation on
the site of the lake, divided into 2,5ls fsrpss,
and 1b7 dwellings and 72l barns pad other
buildings had been erected. The population Is
6157.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

A Western gent, at the St. Nicholas, the other
day having taken possession of his room, locked
it up to 90 out into the city, and leaving the
kew at the bar told the clerk not to wait dinner
for him.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21
La, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1857.
Yespers.

A row of little faces by the bed
A row of little hands upon the spread
A row of little roguish eyes all closed T
A row of little naked feet exposed.
A gentle mother leads them in their praise,
Teaching their feet to tread in heavenly ways,
And takes this lul in childhood's tiny tide,
The little errors of the day to chide.
No lovelier sight this side of heaven is seen,
And angels hover DER the group serene,
Instead of odor in q censor swung,
There floats the fragrance of an infants tongue.
Then tumbling headlong into waiting beds,
Beneath the sheets they hid their timid heads;
Till slumber steals away their idle fears,
And like peeping bud each face appears
All dressed like angels in their gowns of white,
They're waited to the skies in dreams of night;
And heav'n will sparkle in their eyes at morn,
And stolen graces all their ways adorn.
PoErIoAL WILIs.-The following is the will
# William Jacket, of the parish of st. Mary
slington, proved July 18th, 1885,
"Igivc and bequeath,
When Pm laid underneath,
To my two loving sisters most dear,
The whole Of my store,
Were it twice as much more,
Which Gods goodness has granted me here.
'And that none may prevent
This my will and intent,
Or occasion the least of law racket, 9i
With solemn appeal
/ confirm, sign, and seal -t- aa
This the true act and deed of iiH
ea Et Will JACKKrn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

A western paper offers to write Mr. before,
or Esq after the names Of such of its subscri-
bers, in directing their papers to them, as will
pay 20 cents extra, or add both of said handles
for 30 cents extra. Cheap enough for luxury.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

An elderly Pennsylvania woman with her
daughter, looking at the marble statue of Girard,
in the College building, the other day, startled
the bystanders by exclaiming, "La, Sally, how
white he was!"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

A little boy being asked how many Gods
tbers were, replied, 'one.' How do you know
that, be was asked. Because he replied, there
is no room for any more, for He fills eueypAsrs.'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21
VOL. XXXIV.
Stannton Sgsttator,
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One of the prominent physicians of New York
city received the other morning the following
note, evidently from Hbernian:
Sir: Please call at No. 241 - street this
morning, and oblige me as my wife is very sick.
Yours, PATRICK B..
P.S-My wife having got well, you need not
come
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
STAUNT0N, VA,
MRS, MARY A, BROWN.

TNHIS and elegant Hotel IS now open Tor the re-
Il ception and accommodation of visitors
The Proprietress the public that every effort
will be made to please her guests.
The Stages of HARMAN, BROWN It CO., arrive
and depart from this Hotel where their only Office IS
to be found.
Staunton. Jan. 2S, 1S57.-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

HONEY SHUCK.-A SUPERIOR Article of very
Ill mild Tobacco, just received and for sale by
R0BT. j. GLENDY,
Stapntop Feb 90 1856 Per C. T. Cochran
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

'The squirt am nice bird,
And has bushy tale,
He sometimes sits upon linn,
And sometimes on rale,
And gathers nuts in the summer so that his winter
stock won't fail"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

NEW SHOES.-The subscribers have just re
~ ceiyed new assortment of Ladies' Shoes.
PIPER & FUNKHOUSER.
Stannton Aug 5. 1857.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

CTORE ROOM FOR IL e NT.-The sub
y scriber offers for rent the Store Room, on Main
Street. lately occupied by him. from this time to the
18th November, aud perhaps longer.
Staunton, Sept. 2S. 1851 W. T. MOUNT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

TOBACCO Just received 35 boxes Of good sound
medium Tobacco which can sell at moderate
price these times. Il. j. GLENO1,
Staunton MAY 27 1857 Per c.. 7. COCHRAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

II IGHT.-I have just received another supply OF
II those superior GERMAN MATCHES that never miss
fire. For sale by the gross or retail:
X. j. GLENDY,
Staunton Sept. 2S, 1857. Per G. T. COCHRAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

A PoEM-The author of the following poem
on ''Squirp remarks that if the last line is q
little too long, it is not his fault:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

DEKIN TEA COMPANY.-I have just receiv-
i ed. from the Pekin Tea Company, fine assort.
ment of TEAS, warranted to be genuine article OF
the rAost delicious flavor Please try it for yourself
Staunton Sept. l6, 1851. WM. 7. MOUNT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

UANO.-We are now receiving lot of prime
\I No. Peruvian Guano, direct from New York
j. BRANDEBURG Il co.
Stanton Aug. 90, 1S5I-Yind copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

CROUND PLASTER.-Just received 10 tons
VI of pure fine Ground Plaster, from Alexandria,
and for sale for cash only BY
STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
S.aunton, Sept. 2S, lS57-Yind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

TNISH! FISH Just received, fresh supply
fnew Mackeral, put up in kits and half barrels /;
also few barrels OF Herrings, which we will sell low
for cash STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co.
Staunton Sept. 16, 1857.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

nENTAL NOTICE.-WM. CHAPMAN has re
~ moved to Staunton. He will be found at DIR. AR
THURS Office four doors from the National Hotel when
not professionally engaged in the country.
Sfannton. Anril s. lS51.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

A T COST.-We have few patterns OF beautiful
~ Bereges, to be closed out at cost.
KAYSER, STRIBLING co.
I'll.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

CTOVES! STOVES !!-W. J. POINTS has .
- full assortment of Cooking, ,Parlor and Box Stoves
Coal Crates, Wooden Buckets, Baskets, Brooms, Ash
a. Not "a
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

IRON! IRON IA large stock of all kinds OIL
ron and Steel for Farmers and Mechanics use, for
sale by ID. w. hENNEDi'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-21

Wy ID. GILKESON HAVING FORMED
w Co-partnership with his son, the business Of
the Hotel will hereafter be conducted in the name Of
w. d. GILKES0N Il co.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

lTTNE 0RDONNANUE ~sssasixt 4 M IA
~ place de stlintenslantt Gen6tul Ar Clenlns
1T dos ratrnpillea.1 NJ 8at
scet icrs y IN .prdosne8 fsr c'Iary de Police ds v
neral des CheminA At lcs pitipulles aaits W 81 paf ID
present aStabiie.ss d q dclui ffi&ieecyFa eette place
ssera ahl nar ie Jaiiy do Paliceet mi . Asderat3m
~ qualifications aa'ordpnnela li pour ny nettbscs
sdu Jury de Police.
sect. 2me. ii est ausai otdonne qiil serAi ds do
ytir di ait Suri stclidait AZ visIter lui-is mo gHaqsae
al tritt I'D chenille de PAtiNsitlles danA Ia PArAissg
de tlss Ancr AUX chefs az p~Atlplille ~ aax GofnlnlHsil
res ~ chsnsili t,asl sssnrylres q .lsirlleho,s 9 regaNs
les chefs do PAtfnttille Ut les cnnlslissalres do clictllns
fmt let deyeirs que iearDinpsse lNle d eide voufyuivrc
celtx qui negligent tearsdeyoiys. De reinplir trites
les ~yscanees quippnr1wnt avpif lieu dams lcs pieces
de coininissaiies do ChsEnlnet de chef dc Patt0liiiie,
llattaquer pour, etaa t~ee,nvser al, nom da Jury 1e
PN,lire, tautca les nhlGhdts, II ID MnaEeH.Sd e
gse.ix das comnllssnis1cs IT, clieniM 81 earltNiugEdt
PatraniIle ,qii aufpnt ifgllga letirs ~tlevnirs,A exaul-
her tautes ics atfitires qii spbt reimbursement rAttr6s
d tes edmmisslires etilc renplr t,as les tevaAlr ani
leur sout imposes; ct de iatg iu tssppaft M Jury i
chaque SO sSian rsg,libre de IN msi,i;..rs qu'cnt fta
ex,clteg las ioisA ragnrd dos pntrnniiieae ct dos y, d
Minis daas vha1ue q atrlct de r'irsrlts a. deapAsyaHtlc
missaiyes DO cienln le chAlac district ~ irnposaIt
ldsiis son rapport t1is los rhangeinents atix fifea
ioia que son d experience aura pl Till eiiseigier CONNIE
ctaut iGcessaircac mgcnts.
Sect. z, est anssi 0rdtGIn& q;c tedit SttrIDten-
|d.nt, qui devfa atrc eIu s~,nscette ordaniauce, avlnt
de cnmme,cer ses devoirs devrl icyant mi Jlgc
on Mlgiptrat, pretcrle ser,nent present. paria Coiss-
titutlpn dc Get lstat.sde leniulir tdhleme,t les dc.
yoirs qnislai scront Imposes q de fosirfgir saasioh
Sect 4. j 81 ipliissi ordcnnS me tut c.tgyctu
auclconqiip de eette Parolssc anna le pOgvolrAd dc pro
senior ledit sariiteadsnt .devantl lie fir,nd, Jury, l1r9
qg'i aura des 4 isons sun s.ntcs POM iadaire hrrol
re qce ledit OH der n nkgliga son devair, qnj sir cop
/ viefiun sara mn asiiIp dime uinende de Uas minus de
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-04-25

Sf- LouIs.--le telegrapke nous n daja an
prs Felection de NJ. Winner au poste de MARE
DC st. Louis. Sa maiorite a etc d'environ
100 voix. NJ. Winner await etc porte CONNIE
cahd'dat du parti de Emancipation. II he Sc
ral' pas possible que d,ici Il q~uelques annees
us champions de aflranchissement lemporias'
rent an Missouri ct que Get Fiat supprimai
ieselavage. Cettetdeteciion causerait au Sud
un grave prejudice.
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DE4IMENT DE ST. LANDRY Mill
In = L. Il. ID n1lisi &c lnffinI kuGral Qneiutl.

DE4IMENT DE ST. LANDRY. Mill
IN CO de Ii Observation-Disclosures G6l6ral--0peluu-
sas 10 uvril lS5I.--Ordte Nn.2 2. sS tNSg
10. Les pcrsonnet %s'tivantes 'ayant ets daniont
NOMINEES ct COMMISSIONERS coiilnc oticlcrs dsi
Regiment, don't le, dev3irs dcyrnnt d tier du 80 MRS
1857, sernnt rcslecttes ct nbeis, sayoir:
Aiira Meynier. i.ientenant.c Colonel.
Louis stlsg Major.
&, NJ. Periastlt, Adjudant.
DfJalnes Ray, CHR irgten.
Marcelus McDayid, Assistant Clirnrgien.
o.. Les officers susdits sc rendrout Nh Qtartief
General, SAMsDI lie Is d'avril 1857 d II l,ellres di
matin pour iecev,irles instr tctions qli seront juyecs
"sse''aiFss' Par 9rars q s o'|'l H. BELL, Colonel
"a, NJ. PKRaAuLr, Aljtidtnt.
Opelnnsas, u avril 1857.
EMinRlUM MUSICAL i,U sgd
re dc JRlartres M ID, ii. GaI,issff,' p,iipag iitaire.
lie soissigne u lhonncur ,dinflTtner 10 public ct
ses .amis guil u achcti tout te fonds de Misiquc Of
d 1nstrumens de NJ. +. Zamlelli. rue de Ch.rtres, M
sc, dai dcsienl me succursale da dip0t princt al do
lie fanas d. III. z,mselui Sc compotsait exc is!ye.
meiit de M5Riqae etraagare. II vest ajpat I'm as
sentiment c,mVlet dc Ii lnisi9ae public Y TX Etats
Unil, ct a,issi instruments ds Misiqle Stoute g.
pee.
II se,ait impossible dc d ,nner lei nm C taiogicf a
tallle dc To tie Ii NJ lsiquc ct de tpns Ies In-trtff en-
d mt sc comloscnti c'deIx nt,glsins, ct qai Irassa
teat uil ensemble pShs- yarie ct plus com .1let qnAaN
Gun autre2 etasii sement dams le Sud ~ dams l'Une.t
c. fonds rcrfcrme /; Un assortment coinplet de mn
sique eurupecnne ai,ssi I'm assortiinelt implicit &c,
publications Am f~rieaines. de Mnsiqte On fenilles u
ell tvres. Pia .ios d Eiitd ct Pieyei, de Pafia; le'
ctlebres pianos dc stcinway a. Sons. de New York
Ces pianos smt cofsidfres m .~intenant pr les pre-
mjers arti ties CONNIE les mcilietirs qti -e fassent as
Etlts- uaii. Dams ces denx dernjhtes anneg-. Mn
steinway 4 Sons ont reei d .ns diyerses ext. -itiai
ind i~strieies, six nj daii'es en- 81, pDli' lI SUI A.lasit
recannue dc lcurs Pianos ii nnnilrcux asioltinien
lie pianos de IL flbriqne avtnttgeiiSeme il cpanlae d
NM. q. & q. Eiseer, de My. II ycill de- dfyerse'
grandepfrs, des prix mtnlefts ct gehdhes a In co,ve
nance de ,ltes les classes dsacaetear., les ctIhores
m tlod.ons de Mason a. HtmJin, HhpeS. g ,itnfcs
yi,lnls, Accord SIMS, Bapjos, Flutes, instruments d,
Cuiyre ct antres de t,ute esptee, ct tous articlea ap
~partenant a la miisiquc, attelicr de relinie. pour /
Masique. Recpinm ~tniationg folrnics ct ernlloi
trouvcs pnnr lea lrbfesseius.
Nh. Tots lei ordrcs pour Mnsiqnes sPieno, I'M
tramels, etc, peuvcnt etre liisstsA iun DIES deu,
magasii1s ct seront prnnptcmeit exscutis,
Les prix ct conditions seroilt %tonj,ars tres.mods
| ras. /. GABJCI,5
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Nous appeions llattention des Administra-
"afs des SUGGESTIONS a la loi ci-dessous, qui q
sle passee a la derniere session de la Legisla-
lure, i~ntitulee
AGfE relatif aux Avis Judiciaires.
,;sec,z. y est de plus deerete Que lorsqu'i sc pub.
49, A. neuN gazettes gu plus de deux dams Ia Paroisse
,aluslle Ia dlte yente doit avoir lieu le d6fendeur an
g gas aura lie DaoIr de choisir la gazette on l'avis
Sevra ette public, pourvu que lie choix en- soft fait
S aats un delai de trois jours apres ayoir recu Ia notice
A. staFe JuDIcIAIRE OH de la sAIsIE faite en- veftu
- ~ ofdre; ct 81 lie defendeur neglige de faire son
Lax ss9ss 10 p'aignantsarn le,d-oit lie lie fai-s.
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TN PRoGRANNE DE Observation-Disclosures vous'
%a,nu,,ez. monsieur lie da,lay que, d ser preten.
lic uue hons summes dps h,mnps avec ami II
y 4 ms mnycu IL disscltrr Ii 5.m,indrp these
aislnri1ue. Oh lrmverez.sn,s All chntrairc
sslu<', Dc came, pins ,le justice, ksls d impar,ia
.itt que chez nous i?
l'e,ies i'nnrirn II ginnc nvait scs rcti'cs i'm
trfrctions. ulniIn il soft lobe lie metre cute;
inai< mi rsl-ce q,i pelt Sc vaiier d eiIp par
nit II &, mo de! aiscniuhs-le liant Que vous
v,mi,e4.
"A Ia home hnnne heurc, VOLTA qui est raj
-mmab'e.
-Seulnment il FAINT avant tont bien poser
nos Con iti"ns.
-Nnyubs-les. gss. sg
-Vnns ndnettpz d'abord ono nos ancicns
rois n%'etaiet,i pas DIS hnnmes CONNIE mus. lis
elairut ,lcsrenlus di cel po,r gonvefner Ii
France c'etait ear mission. lis etaien' dune
race p%ar,irnliere Iai tetmit lie miiie't entire
i'ien eRl hommc. Mons les tienarons done pour
lies eslece- de demi-d enX ct liz ~rcsteront coIs-
iainmeM en- Atl,orss le Ia discussion ST lc nom
dc I'M ,lt,x Went Il etrc pronounce. &c ne ln,ir-
RI e,re qu'avec accoihsagnement de cris dad
miratim. Nous nous rollerdils par terre en-
~pienrani d'eiihausiasme. Ell Ia discussion sern
-u>peudne pendant IN quart dlcufe pour nous
~iaiSser lie temps de nous rep,ettre.
Minis. monsieur. Z.
-Cest ma premiere condition. Cont
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uOTEf. De VtLl.Es-fe aoassigSe 4
n fhunNcnr diafdrucr u public qA'i est pfet 4
recevcir. etioeer An Iinins10 DO rCnsianiaifes dUnsson
grind q cominadc Hotel situt rar ID mo du Aih,nc.
dals 10 vile de St-MAltin.; L0s zchan,bfes sont hser
a&rfses d lcsr epas sarcnt totJQNs dcH n~ieileuys. n.
WI, Tune csci,rie dasa lMaNxc on I'm touyrA tAujj ourss c
prochrcr, a des prix msdarfa dea vpitnrps Buggys,
Snlkys 81 des Gleyaux de vaiturc ct d~erelle.
c. DOrMTfNGE.
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IA yIS.-La ~encietc Qni exisinit Sous h Nom
AIDE j. 81. Bellool " On. fut dIssontc IL At aoht
paNa, pnr limitation ct pnr In msrt de NM Belloc1,
LSEsniasignAs foNtlaurontg los AfAirts d. ID mai.
sson soDus. u nom de- Bellnyn. Npl,loin q, q ldapred
lin acteN 0asf tevant s. Magncis nptnire public.
Nouysllc.Orlsana Ter aeIAemIire 1886
~ 5a ~ w WIS. sJ@sR BEIsIOCQ,
Az. NOBigOM,
( j. B. DERHES,
p9R0Y
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GORDONNIsR--Ie sonssigne, aypnt cllR.-
" 10 spn etabliaemcnt dc cliausslies d. -
|ia rue dn Maine Il w residence dilla IL fic rsuS4a
dc | Uhian, eiitlp les r1i6s North et Gfslfe fnfafnlG
respcrtneusenent les pNbli9xal'u exdcuttra avec
spil et~ pronptitide tout plyfnge Iajlnd seEl cnlHo,
et s0licite nnespast Al Initfohase ssfts pF5x seloit
bas pour di compliant ct du complaint seuItircnts
JAoDs pEFFERKoRN.
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= EMIGRATION dams L'OtEsr.--On estime il
aa noins 1000 lie nombre DIES personnes qli Sc
dlsposent, a qni,ter lie New Hamphire, pendan,
ceite salson, punr emigrer dams rOnest. On
iemar.lne parmi les emiSrants I'M grand nom ,
bre darlisans.
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nA
du. par n AMERICAN, ct de ceux
qui sont opposes : Ia presente
administration des affaires de
YnEtat, dams lie but d'envoverf
DelegI Conve-s.o1i Gene
rale quiiS .yyura lieu i B~aton-Rouge
le I'd lundi de JUN ~prochain.
Nos amis sont instrument
s d'y assister.
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"A vIS,--lsais de guDsiructtlli. etc. lie sslls-
ssigne ofic a cenx qlis yaudfNsent se falrc hati,
toutcs smtes de bois dc construction TIL que bpis
scii, bardea,lxs ~nielraiis Dc tfnis nieas. piciix de VIZ
pied A etc, All pliss baa pyix poar dl compliant.
Washington, o. jlnvier lss7.
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A UX CONTRACTEGRs.-les cenirac
"A tenrs sort par lie present notifies, que, lnndi
mai 1857, Il sern mis .at raiMis. les reparatio,s \ fair,
a rnfice du grefiertt Ia parnisc st. Laudry. Uni
appropriation i Get eiiat ayalit dijasett faitc par 4
Jury de Police. Ia
Opeluusas, rs ayril 1857.
A. DEJEAN, Surintcndant.
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NnrASs DE CouL EUR 4 NEW YoRW.-IH
nombre de~ rersonnes de %cotieur libres qni ha
nltent Ncw-York est de 10000. don't 10000
seront electenrs. lorsqne Ia Convention de
fEiat sera amendse.