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nPELOESAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
" Mrs. ioI, assisted by an able corps of teach
crs, will commence her academieal year on the 22d
of September, and she win bo prepared to give i'll
stluction in all the Uscfnl and Ornamental branches
taught in Girls Schools. To insure facility in the
a@e of the French Language it will be made so far
as possible, the language Of the family.
The School Year is divided nto two sessions Of
twenty-one weeks each. Terms per session are
Tuition in Primary Department, ...,....... $50 90
'' Advanced " ..........., .25 90
instruction on the Piano ...............30 80 90
Singing and Solfage. 20 90
Drawing. .,.-t....'-t., 10 w
PantlnB ...e...t.s.. .t'.'.Eu w
Embroidery in Silk, Chenille, Worsted, etc, 10 90
Boarding. Washing, Fuel, etc, c,.....,....,..,60 60 90
Payment is required quarterly, md in advance
The English Department Will be emit els under
the care Of Miss Augusta Wbeeler the oier depart
uerts, will receive the united services of Mrs. Hoy,
Miss Hoy, Mntc de St. Angh and Mrs. Hi4lkley.
Singing and Soltege will be tlngt eXi lusiTes by
Mrs Walkley, who is much better tcac er OF vocal
music tin can generally be found ,eittist North NJ
South she Has studied uulct the lest Has.e.a 10th
in Europe and America. She has been ~ pupil of
the celebrated Theodore Eislcld of Newiork.
N. B.--No extra charges for French and no Incl
dental expenses for sickness, unless in cases where
hired nurse would be required No such has occurred
since the opening of tlie School, March 1850.
| Considering the Fare in most Boarding Schools
too poor for health and the highest moral improve
meat especial attention is given to it,
Opelol,s;,s, August 30 1856.
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Boarders will furnish their Bedding Towels, ETC.
and those who have fire Id their dorn{tores will fur
nish their own fuel and lights. III
Payment will be expected quarterly In advance
u all bills net settled the trudey before the
close Of the quarter 10 per ceit will be added tc
pay the expenses of collection,
OpelOuaas, October 25, 1896.
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DUBLEC SALE-Estate of Marie Louise
a Bihm, deceased.-s
BY virtue Of al order emanating from the Honor
able the District Court in and for the Parish Of st
Landry, the undersgned,a Public Auetionccr and
toF tie Parish aforesaid, will sell ut public auction
to the last and highest bidder on
TE3l4ssBta1, lrs.tsrtsist, IS. 1862,
at the Court House in Opelousa. the following pr
perty, to wit:
TIE PL.4NTA7ION A y
on which deceased last resided, sit b slf.Ss n. ~
tlated on MAllet's Woods, in this III tis SSiiasM
paiisll, measuring fonr hundred and xas=z=s--
twenty arpe4ts, boarded north by lands of Jesse T.
Andrus, east BY Vublic lands, soath by lands ol
Ghal!cs FRANCOIS, and wet by Bayon Mallet. With
all the
DUHbINGs -iND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon; the said Land being part of a tract pur
chased by john B. Young, sr deceased, at the sue
cessonal sale Of the effects of Michel Blh, deceased
made by George King, Parish Judge, the 2sth day
of Janit. %.
Another
TR1CT Of LAND,
situated III the southeast part of Prairie Faqueta
lue, iii this Pirsh, having six arpents front by 4C
IN depth bounded on one side by Noel Roy, and on
the Other by -; being the same which John B
loutai deceased, purchased from Jean Frnge
by act pa "a before James Ray, Notary Public, etc
Another
Tract OF LAND,
sOu!h OF ana ADJOINING the above tftct, aVinH TEL
arpents front by forty in depth; being the same il
whieh John FrugG Vas confirmed by the Land Com
mssionets on the 9Th day Of November, 1872.
Another
TRACT OF LAND,
situated on Bayou Wackshy, in Prairie AIamon, in tl
Parish, measuring twelve and a half arpeuts from
by forty deep being the same for which Henry
iIargroider obtained II title under the Spanish Gov
| ernment, and purchased by John Baptiste Young
ST., deceased, from James Mcdaniel, as per ac
passed before George King, Parish Judge, on th
l7h day Of October, 1921.
Another
TRdCT OF LIND,
situated in this Parish in Prairie Faqretaique, OF
the right bank of l5a}uu Came, bounded above b,
Joseph Olivier and below by John Fruge, containing
about one hundred and cighty-three and 75-l0o 81,
perlicia arpcnts, and being claim in which Johl
b. Young was confirmed by the Land Commissioner
| on the 3lst Of August, 1911.
| TERMS AND CoNDirIONs.--All sums Of ten dollar
and nnder, payable cash; aud all SUMS above tina
amount payable in two equal annual iistament
dating from the LIST of April, 1851. The Land
remaining specially mortgaged to the estat
until full and final payment of principal and intel
est-puic!aSers furnishing good and solvent secur
| ty, to the satisfaction Of the Administrator.
Parish of st. Landry, January "a, 1851.
| THEODOSE CHACllERE, Auctioneer
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NOTICE.-The Partnership heretofore ex-
~ isting under the firm of J. 3. BELLOCQ & Co
was dissolved on the 3lst of August last by limta
ton ard the death Of j. B.. .Belloeq.
The subscribers will continue the business of the
house under the style of BELIOCQ, NOBLOM
co. according to act passed before $. Magner, No
tary Public. NewOrleans, Sept. l 1856.
Veuve j. .. BELLOCQ,
A. p NoBLOM,
A. DERBES,
=, ROY,
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'I1O PLANTERS AND OTHERS S.--Plan-
L ters and Others having business to transact in
the city ut New0rlcans will find il to their advantage
to employ the undersigned as agents.
MI business entrusted to their care will he prompt
y and faithfully attended to, at Il moderate commits
sion HYATT & FRAZlER,
Collectors and General Agents.
No. % Commercial Place, NcwOrcans.
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OpELousAs ACsAnElAIY Rev. Tho,

11PELUUSAS .AJ}AIlEIAI " Rev. THOs.
~ RAND, III, A. Nj, Principal; s
This Institution, 80 long and favorably known,
will be reopened as Select Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL School on Monday, Oct. ~. a4s #9
The number of pupils being limited; they win on
joy peculiar advantages of thorough Instruction.
The Glasses will be open for inspection az all times
ucate are especially invited to call and see tho oper
atoms of the School.
The Primary Department will as heretofore, be
under the charge OF Mrs. Rand. 81
Is,ras, per quarter of elepsn ,ceeks:
Tuition in the Academic Department . ISIS 90
5Primary Department IL 80
Board rs 90
Washing ,s.......,..,.,...,..,.. .......s q so
Fuel ...,.....i.'., L 0Q
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CONVENT OF TIE IMMACULATE
~ CONCEPTION 8
The Classical Exercises Of this Institution will
commence on the fifteenth of October.
SISTER MARY OF THE HOLY ANGELS,
September ~. sa jss5 Superior. VI
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IT AND, FOR SALE. - The undersigned
ltt:.rs sale two valuable and desirabln sszSa

II AND. FUK SALE. - The undersigned
IL offers for sale two valuable and desirable -
tracts of LAND, both in this parish--one 111R55ESa
-. situated upon the Atchafalaya River, issMa
MS$mmedately below Capt. Burton con- sfaazzsa
-1@taning 3l5 acres, with about Is act Cared
an. fenced, and upon which t's9gse is large and
commodous framed dwelling ho,e and kitchen.
he osr situated aoon bayqn 70 Roge os aenng
Ind known as the "Barker tract" cont. ming 100
ncres 20 to SO acres Of which is cleared and fenced
Terms liberal. CYRUS THOMPSON. 6
Washington, Feb. 8, 1856 r
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TusT RECEIVED ~
y 80 oz. French QuINlNE, pure, which we e y
will sell very cheap, Also, I'll
gross lyons Kathairnn '
gross Bay Rum;
doz Balm of Thousand Flowers;
6 doz. Rogerss Liyerwort and Tar;
gross Mci.ain's Liver Pills;
gross Ayers Gathartic Pills and Cherry Pee
toral. For sale cheap by
p. P.LEONCE HEBRARD & co.
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DuBLIC SALE. - The undersigned vii
4 offer for sale, on
,sATURDs sr-zg sI,rnnry 81, 1857,
in front of the Court House, in the Town of Ope
lousas,
Il, ls CHOICE sLAVEs, "a
~. of both sexes and of different ages; M
as follows:
PETER, Plantation Carpenter, aged 45 years,
And his wife.
z. DODiENNE, aged s. years,
With her four chilf IN:
BgrsEs, 0 y Us; solP1oN, years;
LAuRETTEf years; PETER, years;
t., NARClsSEs 10y, aged 30 years;
r 'f HTENRiETf ], girl, aged is years;
4' NIlIENNE girl, aged IL years;
80. boy ged 20 years;
TONi ~ aged u years;
Caleb y,aged IA years.
Terms and sditi9ns. which will be very liberal
announced on t. day of sale.
Parish of st. Landry, January 81, 1857.
L. pEBAILLON, Auctioneer
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! BUSINESS CARDS.

TlR. b. .ller,..yyaf AW.-On on Landry. street
~ between Main aud Court, Opelousas. .ss4
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VALUABLE UNIMPR0VED LANDS
AT PRIVATE SALE-The nll -.slsiieu ",
offers at private sale, on reasonable aud accom- aYs
modatng terms the following described Tracts -sats-
of Land: A
| $40 acres lying east of the Bayou Bnuf, AM 4
miles Of the Junction Of Bayous Bguf a
Crocodile, adjoining lands of DR.. L. W, Ia
and Moore Prescott. .O-a VI
g.. s36 acres the west bank of Bayou Bnuf, I
joining lands of MIR. Littell above and G. &
Swayze below. Id s
B.. 400 acres on the west bank of - Wake. =
:. 442 acres on the east bank me, bounded on
the east bythe plar,to' IN Of the undersigned.
:. 724 acres bounded on th @est BY the plantation
of Che tlndersigns on the south by g. II.
King, on the eastE. "A. Warte]le, and on the
forth by lands Of b. Il. Can't and others.
200 acres on the Elm Bayou, near lands of Aff
Foreman
The new State road, as surveyed and partly CT
rleted runs through the center OF the lands 0n
past Of tile Wake, which are not surpa-e1 by any
lands in the Parrish for fertility Of soil il. timber
having been selected. especially by the proprietor
after first seeing aii-the uncultgated lands Of the
Parish.
Apply to jonathan Harris. O.clousas, 7. G. Ander
son Washington, or the undersigned at his residence
on Dry Bayou. JAMES MORGAN.
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TOSEPII tHENIER, Collector and Crier
- Parish of st. Landry, Office in Opelousas.
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A H.GF ~rsNTGo. Collector, respectfully
IAs Off ~ is se fs M, the public as such Office
i~ n,>~' ..,-.s A {ssessssts8 esi4sssa
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A I THE CHEAP ST0RE,--
"A "KN0WEEDGE rs PoIpERi"
BOOKS! HOOKS BOOKS
The subscriber is now prepared to furnish any de-
scription of Books or Stationery at New tr7ayes-d
Orleans prices. Rzs,aaisassff Rzrai II n 5ss
Persons in want of those articles lCRIztAsa
would dp well TO call and examine his
stock of SCHOOL BOOKS,
STANDARD WORKS
and MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE,
by the best authors
PAPER, PENS AND INK
for Schools, Offices, etc. For sale by
Ell. NIAlMO, Bellevue street.
TMPR0VED EAGLE COTTON GINS,
L The Eagle Cotton Gin Manufacturing Company
prepared tn fill all orders for their improved
Gin Stands. All Stands now made have the Patent
Improved Cylinder Brush, Patent Detached Crates
and Patent Sliding Butts aud Meter, all Of which are
exclusively used by us. These iins obtained Prize
of $3.50 aud Il t,od Medal from the Government oi
India for ginning Fine Cotton, AS also Medals from
the Worlds Fair at London and New York. and com
bne all the late improvements in Machinery, and are
warranted superior in every respect. In order u
meet the great demand for these Gins, the ComNsny
have established q warehouse and workshop at the
corner of Canal and Philippa streets AewOfieans
La. and with the stock on hand ut the established
depot, No. 81 st. Charles street, feel confident o
meeting all orders promptly.
All orders should be addressed to
Nov. %, Z, L. NLAfM0, opeiousas, La.
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XK7AL II. sPEN GER, ATTORNEY and Coun-
w scllor at Law, by diligence and fidelity in the
discharge Of his profession, hopes to merit andreceive
patronage Office in 0pelousas.
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pIERRE GOSELTN, Cabinet Maker and
Wheelwright, offers his services to the public
at moderate prices for cash.
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= EIlAIE A.GUIDRY, Public Auction
.s - in and for the Parish of st. Landry Office
in Opclousas
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nor RENT-I'he House adjoining the
i store of Mr.. 0. Poiget, and recently oc 4ss7Ga
cupied by j. Peiferkorn. Possession given aaaaas&7
Immediately. For further particulars apply |liaE2
u CHAS N. EALER, Ha-1as2a
corner of Main and Landry streets.
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THOR tSALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in
IL the Town of Opelousas. Possession 30. K
given Immediately. ]ss5HAJ
For further particula inquire of CnAs, 1t. sssE
EALER at this office. -~esg -
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IT OUTS STAGG, Public Auctioneer il
- and for the Parish of st. Landry. Office, vill
Platte. { .@ n
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DEBAILLON & GARRTERE, Receiving
~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Wash
ngton, La.
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cAHPET!NGS,

Ec I--al ~ which 'hey o'rC 10 their cuF.onne-s at
unusually price,. Grain aud other Country Produce
tak,n in cAclDn, fr Go0ds--Lc wshur-, Oct 1850.
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n.eUisnurg Rarkct.
MARRIED..

Tn the 9Th INST, by Rev X \ Fink. GfoRsE
Z BOWMAN of Boon Co. III. and Miss MArrLDA
daughter Of Adam Gundy of East Bufialoe, Pa.
On the lSih inst. by Rev p Born, Isaac
HIM OF hewiSbnrg and Miss SUSAN HUSr Of
Montour county.
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Gzg-pr. uh4l.,s y. Phelps ,"hn spoke
at the Fremont meeting il !. ",,""r1, in
place Of Bnrl,ugamrl ws> uuan'uausly
elected SPEAKER + 'ac House %. L p.e-.'-
tatiyes, IN Massachusetts.
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Reason and Common Sense.

Our readers may remember we have on
several occasions spoken in very eu'osIStic
terms Of preparation which DIR. SErH :.
H,NcE, Of los Baltimore ST Baltimore, Nd,
has discovered for the cure of EpIep'c fIJS.
Now, IN DONG SO, we have been acruaied by
the very hest motive, VIZ. the alleViatIon Of
human suffering. From circumstances which
have lately come 10 our knowledge, we fear
there IS class of persons who are not dIspo-
Sed 10 try thIS remedy in a common sense
manner. We allude 10 the fact of selecting a
particular case in a town where perhaps there
are SIX or eight cases, and trying ii on one.
Now perhaps the selected might lie the only cf
the whole number that would not THIS i doing
neither Themselves the med cine justice. If dozen
persons stricken down with cholera IN one town
nui-hb. rIo,d, would they all send FIR physician,
would tut employ him, and wait and If he cured
the frt patient; That plan of procedure would be
absurd 50 tho Of DR. lsnrc's remedy. every
~hu has Wits should il for reasonable length Of time
II viii not cure in 4 day week; nothing worth doing
can he accomplished at What is easily DONE i
easily unirne The growth of time is enduring From
To" mot respectable testimony We have examined,
- assured that by proper perseverance IN tis remedy
uiue f Epilepsy out Of ten may be cured Tie Pills
sent by mail free &" TOsoge part Of the world
Ir-oue box s. TWO ;5, twelve s24 You will find the
a abtXp
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thermometer stood 10 deg. helow zero-oniy
J.. deg. above tae col4esl las; winter.
EUGENIo KINcND.-We are glad to
anuouu"" ar ieug'h the safe arrival Of this
distinguished Baptist Missionary To Bur
nah He reached this clty on Wclrcs
day evening with hi, family, having been
passenger. ty the City Of Washington.
His friends viii be glad 10 learn tina; the
health ot himself aud family Is improved.
lie brings frrDdiy letter, from the King
Of BurmAh 70 ;h, Government After re-
manning here only 4 few months, ho will
rcfarn to his fed Of labor-PiiilaeIph"
.Nn", oJ last 'cerk
T It * understood Mr. Kiucaid will visit
his father, in Clearfeld county, and prob
ably stop in Lewi-burg, before his return. ]
John Shannon,a "A citizen Of Perry county,
was frozen 10 death at the Cove Station,
on Saturday night. He had been drunk
ing, and was frozen while on his way home
:" There VIII be preaching in the German
Reformed Church on sunday next at = VI.
by Rev \ q Doe uf Milton.
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The First of the Season !

Inc FIISC UI tIio otdSOH'
OPENING OF THE CANPAIGN!i
NEW Fall Goods! at Goodman &
~ Chamberlin's. Rich new styles all wool
striped De LANES. Also. Mousin de LANES,
new STYLES, in endless varieiy-just opened.
NEW FALL CHlNTZES-l50 pieces
new Fall Calicoes Of the latest styles-fast
coorS.
RICH, GLOSSY BLACK SILKS opened
this day.
NEW FAIL SHAWLS, new styles Stsl-
IA. Broche Thibet, Cashmere and Cloth Shawls
Just opened at
GOODMAN {: CHAMBERLIN's.
Lersturs. Sept rs, 1855.
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Ecady-madc Sloshing
Bank Notice.

4 PPLiCATION will be made to he rest
"A Legislature 10 change the name Of The
:, LewiShurg Savings in>uiuucn.' located a,
Lewl>hnrF, IN the cau"'r ot Un'or ~ THE
LEV iSbi RG BANk.' w:lh One Hundred
laeu>and Dollars atdiri,aal csr.taI. ard
authority 10 issue their c,yu notes Ter cIrcula-
tIon SUBJECT To he provisions Of The general
b7hkinS laws Of th'> Ccmr0or wealth.
DAVID RI GER. Treasurer.
Lewisburg, IA June %. 1856
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LcwiShgrg. Jan. -, 1851.
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,ITHISKERs. BEARD & MUsTACHoIs

W Forced To grow in SIX weeks by DIR.
LAFONT'S CAPILLARY COMPOUND,war
ranicd not 10 stain or inure the skin. Price
Sl,o0 per Package, or 3 for $3.50.
S"Et 10 any part of the country. by mail. on
receipt of remittance. Address SN EET-
IER * co, Box 739 Post Office, Baltimore,
haryiant
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see ye,y Advertisements.

s.c xp,- Advertisements.
a2T Agneu!'ur' , e'.'I N',,''ns 81 ~
oihce oi Esq -hIi' L -
Of Court week
sel~ Republican Meeting NJ A"'l"'u'
!la!l, Tuesday evening oi '""f' " eeA'
Hon. Il. ". Sc"EItLh' oil "'''eh' l '.'
Intends to pe present. anu '''''
dcnt
, .el..i :, ,,1 n.,r
1>I I,,.,', ,.,,,, 49,, - .l,..r,i.,J in ,,,, ~.
"
~
rsa~ Ihaukr to Gov. ''!i"rN' ii. =
liicko6, E>q, MeNsrs- Sr!'"f>' "f'H@--'
Nami.ton, Brady, and Ney hart 81 The Sen
ate, and Bower "t The House. if "''u-
ments from Harrisburg
s-o, s,nl.r .,I. ip,. R.v Ak
"" I...;t..r,, i.,.;,.l ~ ,., roc.
" r.L I'm , y,rI,,.l =,
,r...,...f "a. T.,
20
''' -
izE-pr. thal.os y, i'hdp> >"b' -P'''e
at the Fremont meeting III J. ."''"''fz' III
place Of BnrL'nsam"} "'> r"an'.""r'iy
elected Sr.a"'r + '"e ii Use "' Il pecan
taivcs, III Nd>>lchusrfj>.
.sg~John and jacob Youn.man. late of
sunbury, have taken change Of the I,,s-
..u. G...s.s I.hn C. and \ 4 r~a"s
man continue the .Tp"tD,y Go.e0~, The
Youngmans are good Printers uut hard
"PohtIciauers
ras-Ihe Lyco"''"g |".'''' has changed
hands. \. l.. Atwood has retired and ms
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D.eO,

IN Lewishur-, 9th inst, JorS Eli, Youngest
son Of Samuel and Eliza Sllfer, aged years,
month and | | days.
In Curvensville, Clearfeld Co. Pa. 2)ti
inst, N his 4oth year, Rev. IcHS ". LiIIorr
81 fha NE Church.
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HAVE received their NEW GOODS
also nice assortment OF LADIES
CLOTH COATS, new stvlc.
IcwiSburg. Oct Q, 1856
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HrIowsYs PIIi--i;Ush If blood 10 the head often
primarily caused hy bad condition Of the stomach and
bowels. Inv.ora- the stomach. uitc the crc'lonS
and lurifr the fluids with s world renowned ms1i Inc
ani You viii lie exempt from vertigo dmne>s ui SIGHT
haIachr. and other @rp,ec SYM toms which frequent
is arCompar dyspepsia and natIuaI con-tlT alton The
ipuritv Of the blood. we'll of It ia th.
brain has much L. with the cerebral sif cton., aud
as Hoovays Pills operate uIou the chemical agents
winch :hat fluid well upon the circulation
I-..E L.E .!.fA ihLe 10 III. c!As, % mA!s sls
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TIARA ]. CpIER. n. D =.


ve wish To- have the accounts of J.
y Hate> " 60. closed up, all persons
EnnWIng themselves indebted To- the above
fJvn. viii please ca aud SeirIe. a> lhf accr'>
VII. shortly be placed III The hands oi : proper
officer for cc.lccuuL.
Jaiy l. J.HAIES & co.
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THE RUSSIAN WAR!

w f have ju>tpubished new edition of
w tins popular and Salable work. and can
supply Agents and CanvaSSerS urifioWt GeLfq.
Besides complete History Of the War, it
inclndeS The Life and Reign "t NICHOLAS l..
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Administrators Notice.

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w the estate of Mrs. Lrcy AM GuBrn.
late Of White Deer township, Union county.
deceased. have been granted to the subscriber.
all persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed 10 make payment. and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated f,r settlement, 10
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DAVID lsCgar'-"N- Speakeri"-
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GREAT Bargains in Clothing -

" GOLDSMITH d BRO. are selling Win
ter Goods At COST, to make room for lhelr
Srring stock. Jan. b
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lesSc i. Worien, late of ~usquehanna Co.
Pa, and by him assigned to @. y. Wurden. Of
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weeks. application viii be- made to the proper
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o. y. WORDEN.
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