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AND ACADEMY OF THE
~ INN MACUEATE CON NCEPriON /. I, Opelousas,

II MN I'm u AMI afAAJ1ADf1Ml \ We ttII1
~ INN ACUEATE 0oN NCEPrioN opelousas,
Tits institution will he opened by the Ladies' of
the Holy Cross, = IN the beginning, OF October, n
the Town Of Opelnnsas, for the education Of the
Yoa Las the pas saa Il na s
all the extcripr advantages which parents may de-
Sire for their children The system Of Education
will embrace all the branches taught in the hest In
stitutions Of America OF Envopc- Reading, Spelliag
to the French and English Langa esss, % both Of
which tile utmost attention will be pail md both Of
which the pupils will most carefully be trained e
,peak and write with correctness, elegance. and fu
ency Writing Geography, sacred and Protare !.
Ancient and Modern History, Mythology, Arithme-
tic Book Keeping, the elements of Algebra and se
,metry, Natural Philosophy, Natural History, Do;
snestic Economy, Sewing, Embroidery, Artificial
Music. This last branch will be taught by distln
yaished artist, just arrived from NewOrlcans.
Nothing will be omitted to kindle III the pupils a
vivid emulation for learning. The Rreatcst attention
hearts aud elevate their character. They will have
nothing to- fear from evil examples or evil assoca.
lions, remaining at all times within the enclosure Of
the house, and under tile eyes Of kind teachers. who
will watch over their moral with maternal ahection
They shall receive no visits except from their pm
rents or relations, who win he allowed TO zee them
in the parlor OIL Thursdays after the mornng class
and on Sundays after the high mass,
Tho utmost attentinn.wil be paid TO the health q
the pupils. The diet will be wholesome and abund
ant The sick will be nursed with maternal vigilance
and tenderness.
Religion is the groundwork of Education. The
jlnstituton ia Catholic; however, young Ladies' who
may belong to other denominations will be received
on the only condition Of conforming 70 me puplis
| exercises OF the house.
TO enable parents 10 send their children ut an ear
lier age to schools child may profit from the ag
Iof seven or eight, ard even sooner--to keep then
IL ~ ffnon, at
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HAS. n. ,EALER, Watch-Maker and
Ny Jeweler, corner Of Main and Landry streets Or
elousas has on hand All assortment of&WATCfiES
and JEWEI,RY consisting Of English and French
Geld and Silver cased Lever and Lcpine Watches;
Ear. Rings Finger Rings Freast.Pins for Ladies' and
Gentlemen, Spectacles Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfnmery, Hair brushes. Toilet
Soaps, and otl,er articles too numerous to mention
he whole of which will be sold nj much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance.
will also execute all kinds Of work in my line OF
business ii a wnrkmanlike manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash. Z. N. EALEK.
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OF REsIDENCE--Dr PII

CHANGE OF RESIDENCE--Dr Pl
~ LATE has removed shi4 residence and Office to
the dwelling on Landry street, near Judge oyerton's,
and opposite l.. Brotts store. BESIDES the ordinary
erviccs of his professions the Dr. will continue Y
IN. I'd on ali diseases Of the Mouth and Teeth, and
,a in a the branches Of Dentistry. His work
n nil That c is warranted, and performed after the
latest and most approved process.
Artificial Teeth are no. only an ornament. they re-
establish the voice to its natural te:e and above ai
oeryn;t mast;caton. .soinGispensahle 10 the health
Dr. plate will visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate. fs
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AsLBANO MALE AND FEMALE
~ SaS55 l4ts sAr ANE,dY Ss.7Si ~


The Fourth Annual Session Of this School, now
permanently established, will begin on MONDAY,
I'd Of February next
The location of the Academy, in the midst OF a
thriving aud yearly increasing moral and religious.
community with the salibrity Of the air, and the
absence Of hants Of dissipation, commend II TO tho
favorable notice Of parents and guardians WOO find
it necessary TO place their CHILDREN and wards away
from home Tor their education.
Boarding can be obtained in private families in
the vicinity Of the Academy. A few pupils can be
received into the family Of the Proprietor.
The Female Department IL more especially under
the charge of Mrs. Elrman. Visitors to the School
rooms are always received with pleasure.
Rates Of Tuition per Academic Year Of A ,reeks !:
Primary Department. ..........s...........,SS SS6 20
Academic Department ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 90
Classical and Mathematical Department ~. 60 00
hy the month ~. 10 90
A reasonable deduction will be made when two Or
more come from the same family
BIZ Cane, La, January %, ls5T. 3,,,s. ~
7ssf j. L. FURMAN, Principal.
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NTOTICE.-l'hc undersigned hereby notifies
N Planters aud Others that from and amer the lst
~ November next 1856 the Storage now existing
VIM hencese Ii be charged for merchandise md
other artcl6 nov laying In their wsgetegses tor tne
period of one month"; and for every Additonai month
or part d month the same ratea wit p
Nothing win b delivered until the stcfags y paid
wsso''s'ep' u''''s' ~ J.B.tA. roSTESoT.
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supervision Of Mrs.
ID 6. ii Haskell Vice
for the reception Of pupilsl
0bcr, 1856 embracing 4 fulI

Ms VI ~ ~ d t11ek6lk, VICE
for the fecep ptton 0f pupil
Sbcr, 1856, embracing Aiull
! ss,ication, Elocation, Arithmetic Grammar. Mod.
81, and Ancient Geography Outline aaaEs History
sssic " cssslls is'sii Iassscss Pex
Ss,Lcgic, Ethics Ehgliah Poetry and Polite Liter
Mrc. ilss sS9 M Ess as 4sg s III ssss
instruction rlll also " given II n laaspsgss
he'scholastic year il divided into two sessions,
twenty weeks each. ii3i rs ssf
isngltsh Course per session = .s25 90
Lizard, per month. !. 4. II ~ W
MatIicnaton rec -,..,, ~ ~
The Tis Languages, Masic. Painting ii oii, Linesr
Crayon and Monochromaticl Drawing, French Gray,
ons. silk and Chenille Blending, " the usual rates.
Use Of Sheet Music and Patterns, each, ~.
Use Of Musical instrument, IS.
The Institution, aside from board, furnishes bed
,teads and mattresses. Bparders provide all other
requisite appendages. sss n .4sg 5sss NJ N
Forthe pr0lnation Of economy in dress, It is de
sirabe the young Indies conform tn an established
uniform when time and circumstances admit
4 The School will I've in no respect dennminatonal
Or sectarlen. Thenode of instruction Is ssystemati-
cal and -ffictly intellectual The organization Of all
4utest foundation fof succcssl IHthe discharge Of
duties incident to the varbms departments the best
talent will always he employed. Sc s. s
Patrons committing their daughters as wards %
our care are requested to specify the church they
with them to be in attendance. Daughters OF the
regular Clergy. tuition gratis.
No pupil received for less time than one session.
Tuition fee, semi-annually in atvance.s ss
The personal efforts of the Principal will be given
to make st. Mafys Hall all that can be desired as
school of elevated literary character where young
ladies can, who wish. receive. a flushing course.
" L REFERENCEs. 5 1lgs go,
/ Rt Rev Bishop 4 + Davis, So Ca; Bishop Green
Jackson, Miss; Col q Hooker, Gallatin, Miss; (
smith, NJ D. Monticello SFisss j " Simpson. M D
laurena g II, So ca; Hon Z Orr, Washing gton, y q
| Hon W FeatherStnn, Houston, Miss; ] H aud s |
| Willard, Troy Seminary, n Y. s. -.
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BOOKS, sFATIONERY Y ETC.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC, etc.
ID 11lLLSpAUGH, 6Tl11w

has now OH hand large assortment Of Blank Bo0kH,
full and halEbound and every article usually found
n StatDner's store. 81 " % W.T. .5s II
a. The following Books iustrecsived.
The Complete WORKS Of Jsfefson5 Calhoun, Pres
n Thc Poessal Works Of Shakespeare, Butler. Ben
Jonson, Croly, Beattie Southey, Scgtt, lord Byron
Moore Burns ad others sgme ~ pa, plnong and
The Republican Conlti one ot the mnst elegant
literary works ever produced Ia this conntry; bound
In Turkey morocco antique, with plain and colored
Landscape Gardening and Rural Arohitscsarc, "
Village and Farm Cottages; I new work; N
Works on tlugassyinE ana. hschanlss; tss. ss'-s /
wsSstss Sst:a sssa.a. osSTso petRa y s Spsss
Flush Times In Alabama;
Pho aixiana; carpet-i,ag Of Funig @ qss
Mimic Life; " III III s8sss .s }s$ 3s
1Ia I,Ian 1aIMsa,saai II Mams and Asroai.
The Te Hidden in e,,s PATH % 81 Marion Hariand ,of ts
Scenes in the Practice Of q NewYork Surgson;
The White Slaves OF England; ss
Chemistry OF Common Life, vols. X
Foote'S sketches of Virginia;
Lamplighter aud Wntchman; n: ss
The DeseFted Wife; fsf... ..
The Wifas Secret; ss.s,sss " ~, n Il
Men and Women; by Rnbert Brovping;;
Il Poems of Home and Travel; ny Bayatd Taylor;
4 Ballads; BY VIM. M. Thack keray;
The Song of HiAwatha;a by Ispngtellowi 5a
Rose Clark; hy Fanny Fcrl; ssss, II v 5 81
The Widow Bedott Papers,; V
The Works Of Charles Lamb, edited hy Talinurdi
Home Gamer, or the intellectual and Moral Store
House; BY Mr.. Mary 1, s., Ciagks; 3 N
Memoir of Ney; Sidney Smith; yols;; M
Kats weston, . ,or 'iI fo viii md 10 Dos
The Hunter,s Feast; BY Capt. Maync Reid. 3
The American Almanac and Repository Of Useful
knowledge, for the year 1856;
The Miscellaneous Writings of DeQ aineay, !, thu
English Opium Eater, ~ vols; IL s8.$. 4. ssfs s
British Eidqrlcnce BY Ghannccy a. p. vi
Memoirs Of james Gordon Bennett and ttis. Times
L TraSelsju the Chinese Epiplfh, by n. Hue;
Eictciets Studies oi, Slatsry,
@ Bennett i ] l,Sapie S Entry Book. .Ksspinss;
MarslVs Single Entry IN! d. 4, \, I. \. Va II.
Hospers Medical and Surgical Diesienary;
! Masse's Anatomical Atlas, ~ iins scolofsa en-
'fsks English and Latin Iexlcon: s#
i s4 unitcd States Dispensatory; # WI ssss
History Of the Council Df Trent III, I. I. sss
Visit % China. Loo.c choo and japan, " Hnyast
'as stray Leasss from tho Book ot Naturs. by Prons
! Devere, of thu University Of Virginia.
aNemoirs 81 the Countess Of Dlessinaton;
Memoirs of Sidney Smith, BY Lady Holland;
\ The Spectetor, BY Addison; IA N ,S K
Fudge noings, W X Marvel, As
Bsntan's s Thirty y Years d ihe Y. s. Senate;
i The Watchman, 4 sequel 70 the Lamplishter;
Harpcr's Story Books;
Fanny Fsrn's Works;
iiaasin Mysteries Explsiasdl l.ud Espossd;
Ssals.sisas q rIs,sy ~ ~ ws@s9; q ,;,. IN
4 The Life of Washington. . BY Trying, ir vols;
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MURpHY,s HOTEL AND REsTAu- a,
Yl RANT, SO. and loo St. CIiares street-Ih1ls e n
well Known hsu1 IL now ia exceilent pFGer ~ ,a'
reception OF visitors The roem,s are air, ana wen
ventilated, and the table Inferior TO none, b,afa
and Lodging.or either alone, will be furnished on
reasonable terms
Attached to the establishment are superior Ten,
Pin Alleys, and q Bar well stocked with Wines ana
Liquors.
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NTESTERN EXCHANGE corner oi
!, w Tchoupitoulas and Natehez streets, NewOr-
tans.. Mrs. WILSON would inform her friends
and the public generally that she has opened me
shove house. and Is now prepared to accommpaate
baasders reasonable terms. Her table Will always
sd IN the heart Of the business portion OF the city
Unusual inducements are offered to merchants and
ethers from the country. Refer to the editors Of
this paper.
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DooT AND SHOE SHOP. - The sub
ID scriber, having. removed his shop from 4
Mai4 street to his residence on Union, between
North and Grolee streets, respectfully informs -
tbe public that he will execute with pron}ptness and
fidelity ali work entrusted TO him, and solicits
share of patronage. His prices will be Low FOR
Cash and for Cash only.
7 ops,s.s =. 4 "a JACOB REFFERKORN.
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q ANTHONY WIN MMER has he

''''A wing the public that, having been
settle in the town of. Opelousas,
.essons on the Piano Forte, the
and also in Vocal Music. He will
rs. His prices will he very mod
h for Instrumental Music, and 50
.al Mnsic. For tuning Pianos, the
,roportionate to the work; still. 1t
oderate. ~
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mo PLANTERS AND OTHERS Plan
IL ters and others having business to transact III
thecity Of NewO rleans will find it to their advantage
stoeaiploy the undersigned MS agents.
All business entrusted to their care viii be prnp'
sion. q HYATT & FRAZER.
Collectors and General Agents
N No. 20 Commercial Place. Neworleans.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.--Ihe
Far Carriage Repairing in all its branches. They ore
nrepared e execute all orders with dispatch, and IN
warkmanlike manner.
e. BIIGGIES. SULKIES and HARM NESs made
to order. M No !" oi1iA ma
Opelonsas, March 8, 1856. q
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COOPERAG AGE. = The undersigned has on
" hand ot all times n supply Of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BARRELS for
Mn;asses of the best workmanship, which he offers
the customary prices. He will also receive and exc
sum s,,,',,iv ~ Hf(;SHEAD STAVES and NINE-FOOT
pJtGsKETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
: - - WILLIAM S. READ. Washington.
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NOTTCE.-rhe Partnership heretofore ex-
Twisting under the firm Of J. B. BELLOCQ " co.
was dissolved on the 3lst Of August last by limita-
ton and the death of ]. B. BellDcq.
The subscribers will continue the business OF the
house under the style of BELLOCQ, NOBl.OM u
co according to act passed before s. Magner, NO
tary Public. NewOrieans, Sept l, 1856.
s'q Veuve j. 3. BELL0CQ,
A.P. NOBL0M, 7t
f ia A. DERBES,
. p. ROY.
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CONVENT % RI THE IMMACULATE
~ CONCEpTION NJ gs3s III sj N M .
The Classical Exercises 81 this Institution Will
commence OH the fllteenth Of October.
SISTER MARY OF THE HOLY ANGELS,
September a. 5ss Superior.
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us WAITER, Cabinet Maker, has al
ways on hand large assortment Of Armoirs,
a. Washstands, etc. etc, which he will sell at
1w0ileans prices for cash.
Apply at Patin's Hotel, 0pelousas. tsM.
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BACON HAMS, SIDES and sH0uL
ID pERs.s sfrsb suppl{ Just necsiysd snd sos
sa1s BY ~ isIl'tss' pelis'ssse ssfses
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.OSEPH A. GAuTHREAUX, Collector
of Accounts ETC., respectfully offers his services
% public as such. Orders left at A. Millspaugh's
,k-Stpre, Washington, will be promptly attended
1. SeDtelnber 49, 1856.
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OnnSACKS SALT, for eale by
OQO DEBAiLL0N.A CAhRlERE
Washington. IA.
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fsHOMAS BAILEY. Gun and Rife maker,
u 1861 Chartres street, New0rleans
aians restocked and bored to shoot Close ahd
<sonc: Flint Guns altered to Percussion on the most
I INN, aved principle; Patent Breeches and Safety
Guards E4ed to guns Of any make: every description
II I:,ns and Pistols made on the shortest notice;
GaIaowder. slot, copper caps, wadding, and every
article requisite fpr 2ortsmen. warranted OF 'e ocs'
ulanuiaetixn. - ~. -
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/ ADlEss SHOE s1'oRE.

NTOFIC The payments due the Estate Of
IN SYFORfEN MEsCEiE, maturing a April next.
ana payable at tho domeil of Alexis g. G0idf, msy
BE- made at the store Of jean Hte R0linguc. In Grand
Cotean who s authorized 10 receive and receipt tor
TIE undersigned.
Grand COT N, March 1877. .s
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CHlNGLEs--le,oo 1000, for sale By
- CHAs. n. EALER.
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III CHICK ERING.S OLIVE HOUSE,
~. is perdlo street. New0rleans.
"a. Young's splendid Pistol Galleries, elegant
Gttedup, attached. Y
Also Furnished Rooms for private parties
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400 BBLs; sI. !. Tss%ast0n I.,s ss LINE in fine
pEBAiLLoN ALE. 8 cahRIERE, Washington.
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a GOING would respectfully Inform his
IA. friends and the public generally s}SstMSfER
that he has located himself in the Town -ssstsst
Of Washington. where hs is row ready to execute
promptly and with nratness all work entrusted to
him, such as Carriage Repairing, Painting, Trim
ming and Ornamenting. as we'll as Honse, Sign and
Ornamental Painting generally. By close attention
to business he hopes to merit share of patronage.
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"a SACKS WHEAT BRAN, for sale
on by pEBAlLLON y G GAnRIEltE,
d washington, La.
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!: III II, AREI,R Gun and I.ocksmith, As PERI
N (. dido street, Neworlenns, will make and renalf
Guns, Pistols, etc. and indeed do any work IN Ms
line With pinctnality aad dispatch, and in the best
style. Gaifs made in a superior manner
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nTD TYPE METAL, suitable for Cotton
" Ginstfor sale at this office.
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NoTIC The ppderslgncd, having dls-
IN posed OK Ills stpck of goods 70 NJ. w Ms y.
GILES, respectfully asks tr him q contlnHt ~ q
ia custota heretofore extended 10 the Cheap &ere
% Ail pursons niehted u tke nine viii pleals make
paxnasnk To- Nh J. .A. Giluss SsS
tpelousas, Veterinary \, 1887 J. ], s.,5,xso
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sfI N -.
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E'lFTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Stolen
= from on board the steamer Effort at Washing
ION, La, GOLD HUNTING LEVER WATCH,
NJ. Tobias, Liverpool, with Heavy Gold Chain at
notice. ~
4. The above reward will be paid for the recovery of
vac Watch, on application to Assv
THOMAS r. BRADY, Saw-all.
Magazine street, corner Gired. NewOreans.
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=, Mr. Noel will establish a resuh, =
Of Hacks between Opelousas ana,
y ia3E- Springs, by which passengers :" j.
reach Bech,sey about fogr or five hours as there
Persons yTsjfinr Bell-Cheney may have their let,
ters and napers directed 30 Bayou Chieot, and they
will Ic delivered at the Springs three times n MeeS
April II, fs57. ~ -
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.T4 w TEST, Practical Dentist. III y
~ street, continues 10 Practice his pr
III tts branches. he trusts that his lon...
md acknowledged skill may secure to hilna-,
of the public patronage.
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IAUPRRIER, HAYES y
aIsn Merchants, No. "A st.
Orleans.
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TIaf)BgING II ROOMS, alO4 st. III
III NewOrlcaus, !. HENRY STR =,
MEDIATE gentlemen with Lodging, ~,
II month. Prices to suit the times.
sI)est Of Liquors and Wines at the BAR
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T1 TOLEp pANO &TAYLl
d. Merchants, corner OF st. q
streets, New Orleans.
sESJ. foLEbASo. J,A.poNs
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.1afILLER s. FORE
N Merchants, $ Union str
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". MUSE s. CO.
W. vardiag. Produce Mer
Agents, u Grav;er street, New,
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TOIIN r. HoYl., Practie
u III Charles and Common str9
Cbaiies and yeranda Hntels, Newy
II Hats made to order.
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II any ono will beat the following, I
will try again. On the 10Th dav Of
juno 1867, 'heared Spanish Merine
yearling sheep, that SHARED 81 lbs, Of
clean well washed wool-Shsep weighed
after sheariug. only % lbs, The sire of
this yesrllug sheared ia lbs., of washed
wool, the same day, his weight being
ABOUT ioo lbs. ALLEN Smith.
Addison, June goth 1867.
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The people If the State of Yer mont with
out regard to past political differences or di-
= visions, who are opposed to the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, to the policy Of the
present Administration, to the extension of
Slavery into the Territories in favor of the
admission of Kansas as free State, and re-
= storing the action of the Federal Government
to the principles of Washington and Jefier
son, are invited to meet in Convention at
Burlington, on Wednesday, The first day Of
July nezt, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the pur.
p pose of nominating candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer, and the
transaction Of any other business deemed
necessary. II. G. RooT,
II. II. BANTER,
--'' A. E. JuDEvlNE, Estate Com.
ALEX. RIDDLE,
...- CSC. WARDEN,
L June 8, 1857
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Debates in the Senate, and House
OF Representatives. Extra session. 1887
We are under obligation to Hon. E. p
Walton, of Montpelier, for a COPY Of
this work. 1t is well printed and oon-
'aibs 300 pages, Is illustrated with
very beautiful steel eDgravings. Price,
paper covers 81 so. Cloth Binding $500,
per copy
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-24

and to these means he should look for
redress la free government revolu.
ton lie impossible. The people will have
such laws as they demand and the ma.
jority must govern.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-24

NATIONAL MAGAZINE This Magazine
comes to US again filled with oboiee
reading, The first article is a biorrsph.
zeal sketch Of Hon. John Mclean, with
very beautiful portrait, Recollection,
OF Switzerland with illustrations. Carl.
ton and Porter N Y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-24

We have just received another mum.
Der OF that unique and spirited sheet, th.
Autograph aud Remarker The typ. con.
unues very fair notwithstanding the
great wear, but we were sorry to notice
few typographical errors. We have
been in the habit Of looking for perfection
there.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-24

we are under obligation 10 A. j.
Hervcy, for two beautiful pieces of ma.
SIC. one entitled Home and friends ;
or ~f'en the sun goes do,on, and the
other M Grandma's Advice "a
song Mr.. Harvey has just received 4.
large lot of new music, 10 which he in
vites attention.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-24

We have received the june number
OF the Cosmopolitan Art Journal. Al
usual it is calculated to interest those
who have taste for the foe arts.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-24

The shower of Monday night, was
almost unprecedented, we hear Of nm.
merous bridges being swep. away, in
the towns west of US. 90