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TANDRY HOLLIER, Washington, re-
il spectfully informs his friends and the publle'
that he has returned from NewOreans with an es,
tensiye and choice assortment of goods, comprising
articles of the latest style, plantation goods eIe.
ealeI he therefore, confidently expects from the
public a continuance oftheir kind patronage.
/. May %, 1857, blg = - .----
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WAREHOUSE =

NEW WAREHOUSE. - t
1N The Undersigned, having taken The Warehouse
situated in the town OF Washington formerly known
as the Warehouse of Fontenot Il Lyons for the pur-
pose Of receiving and forwarding freight and mer-
chandise will faithfully attend to all business which
may be entrusted to him by his friends and the psib
lie in general. j. q. A. FONTEN0T.
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r ADIESI SHOE STORE.

n AIDES SHOE STORE
A. Mrs. A. MILI.SPAUGH, Washing -szzzs>>
ton, La, has now on hand a large assort-
ment Of Ladies' and childrens Shoes, con- "a
sisting of Caters, Buskins, Ties, Slippers,
white. kid and satin Boots. Slippers, etc.
An assortment Of Ladies' Corsets, Toilet slippers
perfrmery, Toilet aftioles, Hyde & Goodrichs Nee
aias f4nitar and Piiso Strings, Masic, etc
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TyOOPERA GIss. - The undersigned has on
u hand at all times q supply Of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BARRELS fol
Molases of the best Workmanship which he offers at
the customary prices. He will also receive and exc
cate orders for any description ot work IN ms il,,e "A .
snnnJy Of U0GSHEAD SLAVES and 'NINE-FOOT
PiCKETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
WILLIAM S, READ, Washington
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,yXTATCH AND JlsyvELRY Il STORE,
IVY corner cf Main and Landry, strsets, Ops
i0usas La, If

G.. N. EAIsIs ros.ses. Sc 81
would inform his customers and the public q ally
that he has lately mnde Purchasing
within the pdst week received direct from tl,At
emporium, the first irnHalment consisting OF the
most elegantand desirable articles ever brought to
81 Just opened and f5Ir 'saiis, cheaper than ever
before offered,
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Ehgli5soand French Patent Lever and Lepine, of
'sF';s III s.siss ANS ANp NECKLACES s,is
Fine ~ I Vest, Fob and Guard Chains and Neck
aces cxqiisitely finished. i.
. COLD AND SILVER THIMBLEs. Y Y
A magnificent assortment Of t.ss s,s,y ssf
STUDS AND SLEEyE-BUTTONS, a4
comprising sets of Gold tone Canoes, Jet, Mosaic,
Blood Stone CerneIian, French Paste, colored and
White, Plain Gold and Engraved -. "
b A fine collection Of n
BREAsT-PINs AND EARNINGS ~
for Ladies', comprising sets Of Canoes, Mosaic, Gold
Stone and Jet; Enameed Plain Gold of various pat
terms and Of superior workmanship and material,
i983i f FINGER RINGS ,r..i, s. tsss = 4 ST,
Of many varieties, set with Diamonds, Rqbiss. GaF.
red Cornelini, Cameo. Blood Stone very 'heavy
Pls in Gold, Alliance and many other descriptions;
being . complete assortment. from which may be
chosen article to please the most fastdous taste
An endless list Of
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, Z
such as Small Ear Wires. vest.chain Hooks. Split
Rings Of superior quality Swivels, Keys and Charms
Of many varieties fine heavy Gold Pencil and Pen
Holders with or without Pens, Silver Holders, assu
perior quality of Crosses. Buckles for Fob Ribbons
Loekets, Coral Beads, Silk Guards, Pcrfamery etc
60 f,o,alr;,, onc 4 !, znal Mt the (T n gI'AND
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npoF NTuoNYT WINNER has he

DROF. ANTHONY WINNER has he
L honor of informing the public that, having neeh
he ia roady TO give lessons on lhe Piano Forte, the
u Violin, the Guitar, and also in Vocal Music He vii
likewise tune Pianos. His prlces VIII be very ,9a, u
crate Sc per month for Instrumental Muse, ana p
per month for Vocal Music. For timing fiahes, LUZ !.
charge will be proportionate TO the Worh' sti'i II
will always be moderate.
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ftARyER'S IN MPROVED PATENT
~ COTTON GINS, Of different sizes, for sais BY
pEBAILLoN s. C4AllnIERE, Washington. Il.
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iihMEFiS SALlf.--State of La.
~ District Court Parish Of st. Iaudry-No
William Davis etals. vs.. George iii ,ks-JG>
game V. George Ricks.--No. T53s T"f 81
ny virtue oftwo wrts of fbri 7t:aeisss@
ieoye @ entitled suit by the District nlnl1 b..
fhe Parish OF st. landry and Sta sis,fesa and
me directed, will expose a. t,ic satc. for ca
sttle Courthouse in the town IL C3fel,nsas,
commencing iat the hony ~ ~ aiJa,., n and
c9Rgss',issss o ggs'iss iiiom 5ay to day. if ,ie sary, a.
right title interest and demand # Tie saia 4es,
described PROPERTY seized to ' satisfy said viii wpts
Wit
AGERTAlNsTRACT OF LAND, sftuated on &
Ataialaya River, containing three hundred an
htsen acres, more or less bounded on the north BIZ
laa Section. south Ay lands Of Abbot, east By
AtNsaalalaya River, aud west by public land; with
Sheriff 0llice, Opeloi,sas, August /, 1s57,
nsA 9. 4 j. " CHACHERE, Sheriff.
IyJ,,,7,7,;,,---- = : : : .
}tiEKiFF'S SALE,-State of Louisiana,
~ District Court, Parish of 1T. I,andry.-No. 1851
Ds. Lnman 4 Co.. vs. sebastien D. AlIis. III
above entitled suit by the District M So coar aea N aau l r a
tue parish of st. Landry and State aforesaid, and to
nc directed, will expose at pnbljc sale. for cash
atle Court House in the town Of (lnelousas on
SATURDAY the 9th day of September, A. D.. 1857
es,aam!eneng at the hour of IL o'clock A. NJ and
right, title. interest and demand of the sid defend.
ai, sspastlen p Allis, in and to the following de
spsa property, seized to satisfy said writ to wit:
III. q hui w GROUND, lying and situated in the
i9hn n d washington, bounded the north by lotof
si faiey, east by Dupre street, south by Aaron
s,,a. s,a1'et ana Azarah Prather and west by-----
IasS.i sIai WIN al the buildings and improvements
sa;ai oelongng, or in any wise appertaining to
1si Saan:s, IN 'tl f II {slFIE
'Aerih ofllee, Opelonsas, August / 1857.
l.. V. CHACIIERs, Sheriff.
ctHFpTDr-- :, =
u Distric. -, ,1'. VI i-outsi.tna,
etaneols Arceneaux ct ais VS. Michel Moore. f. ni q
,hn ~ virtue OF writ of Gcri facas, issued in the
ts sp1e eneed suit by the District Court in and for
~ ~ ash oil ST. Landry and State aforesaid and to
II, IA iWiil expose at public sile for cash. at
opeausas On SATURDAY, % the 5th 'U day a'ss Of septe
s1ai T. y ls5l commencing at the hour of IL O'Clock
savy n ail ~, ,ooitinums nom day to day, il neces-
tbe .ad ~ .le right title: interest and demand Of
tbe folsa; Miehel Moore, M c.. in and to
wi ~ dioawlng described property, seized to satisfy
A Gr'bbT, rsb )" WI: WI 2
named " .S1in AiS METRO WOMAN, slave for life,
lpsu an, ,aAlh' aged about thirty years more or
taa aan nv ier ~ two children, AMOS, aged about two
FSLsrngl ny ~ oSher an infant. f34tfe
oitee' opeiousas, August l 1857.
-, $500 l.. V. CHAOHERE, Sheriff. =
CHEpII5I,,s, :, :. -------------
h3 Dsric, ro,,s -, ~ or aNA' "A
dane Young Executrix W.. CYRUS % Tbomnson, V' '' :.
.sy ny virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued in
I entitled suit by the District Court in and
i. ' sae Parish Of St Landry and State aforesaid and
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iENIEIsY ID OIs[sARS RRWisRD. stolen
from on board the steamer Eta j Ut washins-
M ], Tobias, Liverpool. with Heavy Gold Chain at.
tached Watch.M Makers and 0therA aill please take
notice. IaittEs EN- -pifa ssys
The ahose reward wfl be paid for the recovery Of
the Watch en- application I'd sabI sssfss9 ssisn aw
~ n : =, THOMAS n. BRADY, Saw Y,
Magazine street, corner aifpd, NewO Osleans,
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A. GOING would respectfully inform his
IL. friends and the public generally NsystNsss2
that he has located himself in the Town 1sttssssz
of Washington, where he is now ready to execute
him, such as Carriage Repairing, Painting, Trim.
ming ana Drnamenting, as well as House, Sign and
Ornamental Painting generally. By close attention
to business he hopes to merit shnre of patronage
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A LBANO MALE AND FEMALE

IN ACADEMY.
THE Fourth Annual Session Of this School, now
permanently established, will begin on MONDAY,
I'd of February next. 9 ssy 81 err aR8g t8At
The location of the Academy, in the midst of q
au y1R tRe sarty Of the @ an ths
absence Of haurts of dissipation, commend it to the
favorable notice Of parents and gpardans WOO find
it necessary to place their chlcren and wards away
from home for their education.
Boarding can he obtained in private families In
the vicinity of the Academy. A few pupils can be
received into the family Of tho Proprietor wa M
The Female Department is more especially under
The charge of Mrs Fnrman. Visitors to the School
rooms are always received with pleasure.
Rates Of 1itioa per academic Year Of Al ,ceefs. !.
Primary Department. <. 1886 90
Academic Department Observation-Disclosures. As 90
Classical pnd Mathematical Department. 80 %
BOARD Washing Lights, etc ~ - .S5 90
- q + ~ 'sa by the month p. !. 10 90
Arreasonable deduction will be made when two or
more come from the same family. y. .9fs3s,f
Big Cane, La, January 2S, 1857. s.f s,s
~ s9'esi S't''s j. L. FURAIAN, Principal
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IsAsl: .sssii .s:a la|sal sfasIN Slsla sisi|
iirbt;ns4 sSsey 80 ~
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function. Saturday befora the ia Sabbath ~ ,ich
lmonth. sEEsss,,s,T si,s;i s,s !.lsf
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IT RTrGS ANn NEfltfytNESf hyYa, ~ II
III n X .ty u -
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= et q 4. \, A.s N esSe " ~
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aSse end ol lres
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tpraneg fulk
sent Gsoglsp ,Ms5sa s'dsii fiisesPy jsa2S'
BoaAA astronomy ,stb dathaSshtiss ~. =.
falogys G6lip.. .cielt Nj yshoiopy,
pfgasiG SheIpistEy Pfyliolcgy ois.
sss oe, Ethics English Poetry and Polits Liter
IN vil also % given ii shs Languages
scholastic 9 year Y divided into two sessions,
,,,ll.sy weeks each; s II sl.l ,.s
english Course. per session ". Y. -. 1875 90
Boald per month. II IN. (. 81. IL Ot,
SiastcuiaIon IA, W lee 90
Tho Tangaagea afasic. Painting III oil, Linear ar
drayon and Monochromatic Drawing, French Cray
ohs S'ik ana Chenille blending, at the usual rates
yseof Sheet Music and Patterns, each. So. Al
Use Of Musical Instrument, S.. s#
mo Institution, aside from board, furnishes bed
sleaos and mattresses Boarders provide allother
requisite appendagess Al .5tssy4 NJ 8sF8
For The promotion Of economy in dress, it is de-
slabie the young ladies conform TO an established
uniform, when time and circumstances admit.
The schnal will be in no respect denominationa
or secta' ofhe mode of instruction Is systemati
cal apf Intellectual The organization IF MI
tP Is y upon principles deemed the
su '6n for success. In the discharge Of
dutis 20 the various departments, the best
talent Wis -i,says eemployed. iss tisYi tl
+ Patrons committing their daughters as wards to
oqr care are requested to specify the church they
wish them to be in attendance. Daughters of the
regular Clergy, tuition gratis. sGte
Nospupil received for less time than one session.
Tuition fee, semi annually in advance. i
The personal efforts Of the Principal will be given
to make st. Marys Hall all that can be desired as
school of elevated literary Character where young
ladies can, who wish receive finishing course. I,
ssi.tisst i VA g'ts4 REFERENCEs. g
81 Rt Rev Bishop T + Davis. So Ga; Bishop Green
jackson, Miss; Col 2 Hooker, Gallatin, Miss G
Smith, NJ d, Monticello, Miss; J w Simpson, NJ D.
Lanrens C II, So Ca; Hon L Orr Washington, q;
Hon w S Featherston, Houston, Miss; ] and L
ANiIIard Irnu N Y - - Il
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V,IlE undersigned avails himself OF this opl
j. portunty to thank the patrons of the old firm
of Morris Robertson for their liberal patronage, and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit their
confidence and patronage hereafter. We have just
received a splendid assortment Of '-' ei43
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, ,i&a i%E Ssiles4
HARDWARE fsast5lls q ga1Hs
Hz S.ADDLERY, s.5 85t,s |ss5f q ssf4- -fls3
CLOTHING,
HATS, Na
BOOTS s. SHOES;
also general assortment of GROCERIES, Patent
MEDICINES, etc. ~ rtlJia s
the whole Of which We offer cheap for eash,or to
punctual customers on the most liberal terms y "a
Big Cane, February 2s, 1867.
S. j. l.. MORRIS & co.
NJ EW G0ODS.-J. NJ GnEs, respectfully
IN calls the attention of the public to the add.
lions he has made to his stock consisting in part of
the latest stjle OF i,5 100, F.. ~ iz55-. - -
Ladies' Fancy Dress Goods,
Gloves, Hosiery, Staple Dry 81 ( I3f
Goods, Summer Clothing, ss3 Va
Hats, Fans, etc.
Also, supply OF fresh and wen selected Groceries
and Provisions, which he will dispose Of on reasona-
bic terms, for cash. May 8, 1857. it re- NJ
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. be
~ undersigned keep constantly on hand n material
fcrCarriage Repairing in all its branches. They are
prepared to execute all orders with Dispatch and IN
a worknaulike manner. =
MA- .BU GGtES. SULKIES and HARNESS made
to order. g GIBBS " Ci4Aish'
n, opelousas, March 8, 1856. {}es slas4 "a
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TOSEPH a, ,GtAUTHREAUX, Collector
81 of Accounts etc.. respectfully offers his services
to tile public as such. Orders leftat A. Millspaugh
Bookstore, Washington, win be promptly attended
to- September l3, 1856. a. t
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TsLOrHING Il 81 giiisaias
" .iIsss sla5y. CLOTHING l,ii

Wen selected stock 81 Gcntleir 5ns' Clothing,
ecasistipg of Goats. Pants, Vests, ahirts tc Just
received and fol. .eale by J. III {ilI.ES
L hfnY II i1661.s .siN \ 81 VI. Enllevila a.
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dGI5ST l5 !, l ss'ss ,..' Nj q Ii u 4 i. Il 4;
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FpHEODORE DEVALGJJRn, Notary
l. Public and Auctioneet in and foffne Parish Of
ST. Landry. Office AZ Grand Cotcau Any orders
tion. &c. 49, ~
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DUBLICeS SALE. s..
4 trict Court, Parish of 81
" Jneefih s(sradna rn a odmi,K.

HtSt A{Jhtns GllSli VI 2Ef
Joseph GradDego admiilAs ,;s's
fstad.
@By virtue Of a judgements q bs
District Court in and for the Paris,
signell Oh the first day of July yylS..,
puclit Auction, at the Court Heuse
0peloasas, on SATURDAY, the 81
ber, 4. p. 1851; The followinAaS M
ilnrder To effect a partition, tx.sit;
LOT OF GROUND, sitMxed,
/ QpslOusas, where James y. isrs
Y banded north by ------------- street. e.i
tots formerly belonging 10 Misysia.,
West by Market street; t;,tagetfier VII
ihgs and improvements thefeon.
TENSION credit of one auS
dasof sale. Purchasers giving q,
lheI property TO remain speeialil
iital payment Of principal andA
aserneiat the rate ofeight pei D
maturity. -
0pnloasas, August l, 1851. a% Il
Sslqe3itl6f 5if ri -tsI. " CIT 4 (sfItSTF
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CHAMP AG N NE.-7A few baskets Of this
~ fine Wine lef4f which We will eel at redncep
prices, TO elose the Invoice.
DEBAILLON& & CARRIElE, Washington,
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IN O s(k RI 81. LSlspSs 81 n = SsssIlso.s u
| ayepisf & : ) Clock. st,'s . JoSs = d ~.
I s%G;; Q1ef Poirct, ". &; u b. TsS,
ledrelhrS ChaS. IN. Ealef, Tft II III
iEiSghe 0n1eris respectfnlly inviisd u aktend4
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Of every variety; also, q large assortment of %
49,. 4 TOYS FOR CfIlLpsE,N, q
received direct from Phladelphiad ad Paris. s,.t
es RJ- RFc0EfsEcT, IT IL no trohh1e TO show goods
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ACERTAlNsTRACT OF LAND, situated on /,
saGhaalaya River, containing three hundred an
alsan acres more or less, bounded on the north BIZ
tela Section. south Ay lands of Abbot, east By
a,,!c1aalaya River, and west by public land with
ai n ihe buildings and improvements thereon erected
Sheriff Office, 0pelonsas, August | 1871
Hss Hai. III II. ". CHACHERE,. Sheriff
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GROWING STONE.

We have received q communication
from Chilian Beach, of Leslie, Michigan,
in which he minutely describes a stone
which has been in his possession for
twelve years, and which during that
time, by simple exposure to the air on
ly, per-
forming feats of a progressive character.
When he obtained it twelve years ago,
it was a little more than half an inch
long, and to half an inch in diameter.
It has now grown ive-eighths of an inch
long, and to half an inch in diameter.
This increase of the stone is about in
the same ratio as that of our population,
which is not a little remarkable. The
most curious feature of this increase of
the stone is not an equal expansion, but
a particular emanation proceeding from
one side of the parent stone. "The
%stone," he says, sis the most perfect
white, transparent, will cut glass, and
increases in size and weight with no 9TH
err food but common air" He has new
err yet found a person who could tell
what it was, or give him any explana-
tion as to the cause of its growth.
" Wonders will never cease" We real
ly had thought that the days of wonder
full travelling and growing stones had
gone past forever, but this one of Nh.
Beach proves that this age is not behind
any of the past in natural wonders, and
that in Leslie, Michigan, there is a
stone at present as wonderful as the ia
nous one which Aoated St. Patrick
from old Scotland to old Ireland.-Sci-
entifc American
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THE SNOW STORM EAST OF US.

We can hardly conceive the depth OF
the snow, and the effect of the late storms
in the State of New York and New Eng
land. The giant storm was Sunday and
Monday, the 18th and 10th. The N:
Y. Courier says:
The Territory of Snow Banks, formed
by the storm of Sunday and Monday,
from all we can learn, extends over a
tract about 700 miles long, from North.
| east to Southwest, and 200 to 800 in
breadth. From the Canada line to the
southernmost part of Maryland, the
snow is an almost uniform depth-a very
rare occurrence. The Western limit Of
the storm in this State was in the neigh.
borhood of Utica, while in Pennsylva.
MIA and Msryland it extends farther
westward. yr.o 9or 2-a .saoi
Trains were brought to a stand still
passengers buried, and mails stopped
For two days the Eastern world was lit
orally foundering in n huge snow
bank, and kicking their way to the sur
! face fer dear life.
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Tonies Won't Dol

They neverdid do more than give a temporary
re%liefand they never will; It's because they dsa't
all ague and bilious diseases is the atmosphere
poison called Miasma OF Malaria. Neutralizethts
poison by its NATURAL ANTIDQrE, and slltis-
eases caused by 1t disappears at once. Rhodes Fe
yer and Ague Cure is ;his Antidote to Malaria, ane
The certifcate Of the celebrated ohemis Chii-
ton, of New York, to this effect, is attached TO ev.
cry bottle therefore, If 1t does no goodit can do
Thisis more than can be said ofQuinine. Arsenic,
or any other tonic in existence, as their use IL Tu-
inous to the constitution ard brings ON DUMB
AGUE, which never allows q person to feel per.
fectly we'll for a single moment. In Illustration
of these truths ! annex some extraetsfrom q letter
GEoRGETowN, OHIO. March q, 1855
JAS. RHODES, Esq-Dearl Sir: iYoure Of
Cd inst is at hand. The Cure arrived late lasrxssr
and the diffi Guilty in getting any one to try Ii was
been introduced which was growing in fsvol with
the public, as being better than using Quinire,-
not knowing l presume that the remedy they used
10 escape taxing Qufnine, contained the DRUG
This remedy, (known as "smiths Tonic =,
would invariably BREAK an ague, but it did not
CURE it. asst would often return with renewed
vfgor. This one eircumstance I deemed " ,your
tween it and your CURE. The following Z the
result: q ~ hth5- --fsraeq44
were cases ses'o Of .s tSUo Intetni,tent Feyer.F
of many weeks standing They had tried Quinine
and other remedies; sic psiEy, missing q chill,
er imaiadies. I did succeed in efecting q radical
cure of all three Of these cases with your remedy,
ofthese casesthe eSmith,s Tonic 'Shad been used,
and would, as before stated, break the chill; but
think there will be no diff Guilty now in giving
to your Cure" the vantage ground ofany ethef
remedylnoW in use here, &c .S&c.a y
WILLIAM BUCKNER, N. Da
lRH0DEs.FEVER and CURE, or ANre
poIE TO MALAR lA; the only harmless TsmesT
TivR, as "CURkn Takeit when you ieef Il
ehills coming on, and You will never have = II
JAMES, A. RHODES. Proprietor Providenee RI.
Eorsaie ~ Druggists genersliy:----
Chicago, BARCLAY BROS. Ashland, VIM. MIL
LINGTox, RoLLA q. CHUBB & Co., DULING
y APrA - IGB-o18
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-02-04
SOFT SOAP"

About asyear since, we saw an article
in someIof our:exchangss, on the value,
in . we'll regulated family, of drop
of oil-hew it saved time, and+emper,
and doors. It struck us favorably, for
our house being Of "the doorsc order"
seemed one perpetual slam, until that
one drop a applied; now all goes
Emery as a marriage bell" Well, We
have discovered that the soap applied to
drawers of every kind is as great a pa
cifcator and economizer in the domain
of drawers, as drop of oil in that of
doors. Whenever you get a piece of
new furniture, the first thing you do, is
to rub with soap, the slides ; and if you
get nonsW furniture, then apply it an
nually TO your old furniture and, our
word for it, you will save a Get of bu-
reaus in your short lifetime. This is
the best use to put soft soap" to, that
we know of. Let us repeat, that it
should always be laid on mildly and
thin-on men and furniture both
Ohio Farmer