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a HISTORY OF WAsaING TUBS.


a HISTORY OF WASHING TUBS.
V'IUMP, thump, scrub, scrub.
L ocOd, scoo away;
A deuce a bit q comfort
Upon washi1g-d y.-Oid Song.
"a 5orToJ0=d Tor TIE occasion, ID be sang at
BreasJa,t)
Gene home to dinner, darling,
Ihs washiag's done to-day;
Rumse,'s Tub has done the job,
So you need go to hiddleberCer's, or
Casey any place else ges yeur dinner as an excuse
Having burcha7ed the exclusive right Of this city and
county sell Wisener Patent Washiub, and having CIV
thorough trial. ODER it to the citizens &C as low
prise they be manufactured. This Tub is no t-
about it that eau poss by get ORDER and De
worked BY "OHe Niger po"erf and 'SinatS on Al
that. Full directions using will accompany each Tub,
and an Tub that aoes not give perfect sat fiction y
be fetH6d and the money rltpded" As an evidence q
its utility see oUuesp5Luence below.
RECoRDER's OFFICE.
Nashville, Fec. 10, 81 {
Mr.. D. C. RU4sEY-Dear Sir: My washer-somsn says
your Tub saves heap OF serrt biag" Yours truly,
20. L. RYAN, City Marshall.
NASHVILLE Feb a. 81.
D. g. RUNsEY-Dear Sir: The Wash Tub purchased of
you have satisfactorily tried, and recommend it
every houseAe:rer labor saving machine. The work
wash jard, and moreover the IA gue attendant
upon The old way oi wlshing. Yours respectfully,
K. J. MEIGs.
NASHVILLE, Feb 90, '57.
Mr.. D. u hUMSEY-Dear Sly: taAe great pleasure IN
recommending The Wash-ruo 1 purchased Of you It is
truly lab)rsaVing machine, and not likely get
out Of order Several OF my neghbars ave expressed
wish to ain one, and will probably their first
visit TO the city. They what every should
/ have Years truly, W. d. BAKER,
K. T.. Tax Collector for Davidson county.
Nashville, Feb. 90, ST.
Mr.. D. G. RuAsEY-Dear Sir: The Nash.TUb bought OF
you is the best thing of the Kind saw,
mend every family to buy Yours truly,
IL. :. FRENCH
County Rights for East Tennessee for the above Wash
Tub dsposei Of to the best advantage the purchaser
/ ftb24 D. G. h MSEY.
/ NHAPTER 3d,-What the Railroad Brought
~ Choice Pickles, in gallons, halves and quars West In
dis Pepper Sau Tomato Catsup; Spanish Olive genune
White Wine Vinegar superior artis Worcestershire
Sauce; French and English Mustard prepared; Italian
MaCcarOn SmOs ed Haibut; Cod Fish, grau, gloomy and
peculiar; Figs RaisIns almonds; Pecans, de- all Of
/ which will be sold low for cash by d. G. tUHSEY.
! MAKE YOUR OWN COFFEE-2O dozen Turkey
WI Ext Of Java Coffee, spoonful Of which viii
make strong cup Of excellent C,-e. WarranteI pure
feb2i D. G. RUMSEY.
/ MO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.-Get Preston &
~ Murrils Yeast Powders and that Flo ar, and
( "Eo in" For sale by
| feb24 y. G. RUMSEY.
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Those Beautiful Styles OF Soft Hat
CHILDREN,s mars ANN CAG

nv every style sna qaaHy 70 b iound Al he stFaPo
l.taI Fa.AlanahIs Ha.ssr. q Pshss sas.is.
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Nashville, TennesSee.
YANKEE NOTIONS, for January aud February just
received BY feb1O HAGAN BRO.
New Books by Express.
HENRY LYLE, or Life and Existence, by Emilia Mar
ryatt daughter Of C aptain Marryqtt.
The PUDDLEFORD PAPERS, or dHmors Of the West.
bTlH H. Riley. With Original Illustrations.
THE QUADRoON, or Lovers Adventure in LOuisi
ana, by Capt. Mayne Reid
The Laughabe Adventures Of Mesrs Brown, Jones and
Robinson. with Comic Engravings
DON BERNARDO's DAUGHTER, or Love, War and
Adventure by W. Harrison AinsForth
Just received and for sale by HAGAN 4 BRO,
feh1O SO Market ST.
HARPER'8 MAGAZINE aud GoOgS's LNDT's booK
fer Janaary,iu st received by
feg1O HAGAN BRO
HARPER's NEW PAPER Jumpers Weekly, Journal
Of Civilization arst number 500 copies just received Sub
scripton received and single cOpiessoldby
feblO HAGAN BRO, Agents.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER, a Weekly Nessp ,per. Sub.
scriptious received and single numbers soldby
feb1O HAGAN Bro, Agents.
the FLAG OF OUR UNION, and "BaIlOu's Pictorial
Newspapers" for sale By
feblO HAGAN BRO, Agents.
Cooley for February, has bean received by
fshl0 HAGAN & BRO.
HARPERs MAGAZINE for February is on our table.
fsb10 HAGAN BRO.
HAGAN q BIO, Market street, have just received
large supply ofexa heavy and very due Cap Paper, ruled
anduurulei. AEo an assortment Of fine Wrapping and
Manila Papers whch they invite buyers in want Of
rood article at low prices UAGAN & FRO,
frbl0 80 Market street.
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.Jacks aud Jennets FOr INC

1--WE Undersigned nE.rs for sale ten Jacks, o.
rbi.h are upSarls 81 iNeen hands high and sixteen
JeBoets Also one thorough bred Bty Stallion ~kausas"
flr wear. Old past Fards Of sixteen hluts high, b.
rs,,rtei Sovereign "a by Imported Leviahen. grAnd
dan b. $40 khlis- vl several thoroug bed Mares aud
PIu-s ~ innIrtei Gie1era sovereign nrd LsyiEthan,
al D be AZ nv plantation ia Jacxfol county Ten
nr-- Fsr lurth-r pt-tieu address agent Mr. ".
Lyon Ragi "a PJt ones. T-aasss-r, VI, IS he premi.
e. aai b. fiIiY sush0Fiz "a % sell
f-ufs-t utitriasW W. vs.. WOOnF0LN.
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FOR REVT.
FOR RENT.

4 FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, in
y south Nashville including some Of Claborue's. -
Apply to lEbill A. V. S. LINDSEY 49,
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FOR SALE,

IN West Nashville Lot No 1884, fronting so feet "a
/ Demumbrane street, and running back 1I5 feet -
10 an sIey-a handsome lot. Apply to
teEts A V. 8. LIN DSLEY.
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IL those indtb ed either by note account, are
~ hereby requested TO call and make settlement BY the
st day Of March next. longer indulgence cannot be
given L a. BARNES.
Feb. 15-2w.
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MAURY & CLAIRORNE'S ADDITION.
A NUMBER OF LOTS, 10 this Addition, for salssa,S
~ on most reasonable terms Apply 70 w
febil A. v. 5. LINDSEY. -
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FosrER,s AOpITION.-FOR SALE,
FnR SIZE.

I OTIS Nos g. g. 9. II, ~ aad ~ In this Adj ~
j. uoa, fl0aiing on the 0aIatiu Turnpike Apply ~
!, ftebiII A " 4 LaNDSLEf. -
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OrYlcE NasHvrLLE Gas LiGur Co
f-bruary "a, 1851.
THE stockholders cf the Nashville Gas IL DC Company
are hereby ustsed that the annual election Of seven
directors 20 serve for twelve month wlltahr place on the
Cs,sr-v street JAMES II. KENpRtCK,
/ f.rS IA Secretary.
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fHESha aE4a AND EAGh n BEtIt.
M haze iast received fresh saaqy y sastiaF sr.
w ueis u fresh Ale ana LAGER Beer
CuAkLsS uIlJER Co
hbls N. a Cassf5 ssf4si
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NOTICE.

LNOR HIRE have ave or six ik-y NEFtO " o.
L MEN for hire FOR the present year, 1871. Apply 20
feh2-u W. L. BOYD, g., No. so Cherry street.
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Eon SALE.

uRxDs0ME LoF, "a Houssous Addition. or 90
n aco8I nd street fiiIy icei i-ont and one hau- ~
~ ev.uss f-eg fesp. O. hasbse recently sn -
-.,.-i IVA 4 ns.t p,auk lepce. Apply y -
Eb'l a y o
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eODEY's LADY's LooB, for March, just received By
leb24 HAGAN & BRO.
LOOK THIS WAY

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC SALE.
I WILL oEer at Public Sale on THURS- 4 49, -
ADAf, the 9Th of March, three beautiful ssfszssAAsA
lots OF Ground, situated ~ miles from 1t=HlfsI,S
tie city the Galatn Pike, and i'm
medatey a Pike that viii be clupleeu
msr, containing about 81 each. One Lot vel in
rroved-the others have beautiful bIding cites th,n
with several fine springs OF the finest ofwaer with pref
ty fair p1rto1 Of timber each. Also the day.
vii sell Corn, Fodder, Horses, good Mich Cows,
Hogs, one wagon, Farming U,ensis &C Those desiring
comfortable little farm 10 the country, autir
make good nves ment in real estate, would do TO
attend this sale.
- Sale TO take plsee the premises. Terms liberal
and made knosn day OF sale.
fet2i JNO. J. BEECH.
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e,fy.sr sE&UTIECL LOTS, Russell street. a thsS}A
- --.-r al "a. ssrusf. Ia lhs Additlon. Applyts
A. v. 3. LiNpSLEY.
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C0UNns AND TONGUES, lass 'sss,s go, /. :,
- dsslg - H1-7Ai =
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A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, on The Gaia -
y tiu farBpike, aionins Ar. Lascnr''t one aga w
4r5 re-. froat md tso hunirrd a1d sen ieei del -
AFpiJ % ti-5ul A. y . LiNOSLi-A'
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FOfs SALE.

4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, on ne Sal-z 70
Il Iaua Iurnake. adj7ilinE ne hanfsome res ~
d.Tl-r of 3d. WssbihEon. Lol Is oas hundred isst--
sat rd 80 hadrs all loriJ feet deep, sh streets On
" 80 ~ ,'''' 0''' -F'F Az s. LINnsLEY.
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Lavergne Steam MiIls for Sale

- UGkR III hhds Pair Prime, and Choles nes saga
- . bbl p FieEad Saga. Ia aaa g8T sale b
decz3 ". d. GORDON CO.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-02

SUICIDE AMONG CHINESE IN CAIIpoR.
SIa.--ihe California papers give some dolefu5
a%cceants of suffering and destruction among
the Chinese in that State. We find the follow
ing in the San Francisco Globe, of the 22d
March:
Information was received at the CoronerS
Office last evening, that a Chinese woman-in.
mate of one of the Pacific street dens, was
dying from the effects Of opium. This is
another of those cases of self-murder, Of SO fire..
quent occurrence among the miserable Chinese
women who iniest certain quarters of San
Francisco. 1t is a matter Of common notorje.
ty, that persons of the class indicated, upor
falling sick, are induced to commit suicide
through fear of starvation. So soon as they
become unable TO support themselves, they arc
thrust aside as so much rubbish, to be disposed
OF in any way that will relieve their comrAp.
ions IN misery from the necessity Of supplying
their wants. It is believed that many Of then
are murdered outright, but as it is impossible
from the nature of such cases, to obtain testi
mony to the facts, the criminal can not be
brought to punishment. tIhat such a state d
moral degradation should be tolerated in an,
class of people living among a civilized com
munity, is to be greatly deplored. Some means
should be employed to correct the evil, whiel
seems to be growing every day instead o.
diminishing.
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How TO SERVE A SuBreaA.-A correspond
ent Of the NewYork News gives the following
account OF a novel expedient resorlcd to by /.
sprig Of the law near Genesee
"A lawsuit was TO come off in the town, .ant
young spooney engaged to subpoena the wit
nesses, The reads were almost impossible OF
account oil the mud, and two of the witnesse
lived some three or four miles away. A brigh
idea struck his muddy pate, and forthwith wa
acted upon. He sat down and wrote each
letter, stating that a sum of money was de
posted in his hands, which they could have b,
calling upon him. They called, and got /
subpoena and l29a cents each Rumor saw
there was proiane language used in that yicini
ty about that time.
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The MoRNoNs.-The Deseret News Of Jan
uary Is, %(official paper published at Salt
Lake City, contains an elaborate article rela-
tive to the relations of that Territory to the
federal government. The following is an ex-
tract
So far as the free, untrammelled consent and
expressed wishes of the governed are concerned,
should the majority of the citizens in q Terri
tory choose to waive their constitutional rights
and prefer a state of yassalage, n state of beise
ruled by officers thrust upon him, and legisla-
ted for by usurped authority, we see no reason
why their choice should not be complied with,
at least upon the principle of the voluntary
consent ,of the governed. But when said ma
Jority, even 70 the extent Of al entire een,ma
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"A IERRlBLE UGEL.--A lew yeR M
q New England gentleman, who's
shall call Brown, was passing aE ~
hotel III one Of our Wefstern cities.
misfortune nnintenticssas = Z to e1endt H.
BILE honor of a5statf alauel VIII
of his fellow-hoas apole
being satisfactory, 9 ass
which however, he ,son CT
scruples. The cofoAu,AaWho by tt
won in two Of three encounters gu
tation as q duelist, at once conceiys
that bis opponent was d coward, an
to disgrace him III the face Of all the H.
wisdom ofsthe house. Accordingly,
day, at dinner-ti1nc, In marcM
armed with d coWhide, and, i
Brown : chair, proceeded to dust
him i'll the most approved style ....
astunished. Luckily he had been.
militia III his " native State, al
the Importance Of inconlmoding bis, a..
a diversion. So, Selling q gravy To.
tossed the contents into tile lace Of Il.
gereht colonel, and before he could j
from the drowning sensation thus occs
he sprang upon the table and began to
upon him with a liberal hand, OF the
around. 958 w
" Your are an Internal"
" Cowardi = the colonel was about to
but at that moment o plnte OF greens st
full upon his mouth, and the word WAS bl
AIDED, and lost forever!
" LA (" cried the New Highlander, who.
blood was now up, { fond OF greens, are YOU
Take o potato, too ~ and he hurled a teIlip
voney Of hard potatoes at him. e Excellel
eggs here, capital with calves = head = d,
crash! came q plate Of soft boiled against t
side Of his Uranium.
The blows Of the scowhide, which had hitl1e
TO descended Upon the Yankees head an
shoulders, now began to fall more weakly a,
wildly, and It become evident that the assaiI
half stunned, choked, and partially BIZ
was getting the worst Of it. Ills couras
oozing out. al a#
G Take a turkey?v slo4
noble old gobbler descendc 81 Ii
c%olonels head, and bursting, i - hair an,
eyes with delicious stufing here's the
ings." he continued, as the squash and
followed after.
BY this time the colonel was ~irretrjr
defeated and his merciless opponent
huge plum pudding, steaming hot, and
It above his head with both hands, seemed &
bury him beneath it, he quailed in terror, an
throwing down his cowhide, turned about an,
made II rush for the door.
Stop for the pudningg, colonel, for the pud
ding shouted Brown. g budding, colone
pudding screamed all his fellow.boardeH
amid commissions Of laughter. But ohe colonit
was SO terrified and did not cease runnin,
until he had locked himself into his room.
But although the colonel escaped from III
pudding, he did not escape from the ridicul
which the affair occaisoaed. He subsequent
challenged four persons, against whom his fr
was particularly excited, and they all consent
ed to fight, but awaiting Themselves Of III
privilege OF the challenged party, appohte
pudding bags for their weapons. AT lengt
the unhappy dHelist, finding no one who vi
willing to shoot or to be shot at, was obIige
10 quit the State.
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CHFRTEF,sEA ~ III 7 o,,,s,

CHERIEF'SS AIlE.-SrArs ~ LOUISIANA,
Diatrlct Court, Parish Of st. Iandry--No. 79a6,
Amos Fisher Seng., vs., Ewell Bundick ct ais.
By VIRTUE Of a writ f fiefl facias issued in the above
entitled suit by the District Court in and for the
Parish Of st. Landry and State aforesaid, aHd to me
dlrscted, 4 will cxposeRt public sale, for cash, at the
Gourt.ffouse in the town az 0nclousns, on SATUR-
DAY the eth day Of June, A. b., 1857, commencing
stthe hour OF lIo'clock a. NJ. and continuing from
dsy 10 day, IL necessary, all the right, title, interest
and demand Of the said defendants, Ewell Bundicb
Senr., ct ais, in and to the following described
property, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
A CERTAIN NEGRO NAN a slave for life
named DAVID.
Sheriff office, Opelousas, May 2. 1857.
.gts. 9sMa L.sY. GHACHERE. Sheriff.
GTAIE OF L0UISIANA-Distrie ,Couri
~ Parish of ST. Landry. No. 1904. Extatn d
Edmond Estilette deceased. f SnY..SsS
MARIE q. VAssRuR. Of the Parish Of 81. Landry
ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate of Edmond Estillette
deceased, late Of said Parish. having filed a iinal
tiblean Of said estate, accompanied by her petition
praying that the same may be homologated ant
approved; And whereas, the prayer Of said petition
has been granted by an order of Court dated April
23, 1857.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause, il any they have, within
thirty days from the date hereof, why said tableay
should not be homologated and confirmed.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, April %, 1857.
LIS. LAsTRAPES, Clerk.
IN LA
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ssS GLENDY BURKEs
~ .&aaa .S SWasa ..s g-z.
M a larry toesee thes nsE ~ NJ nj Sstl1eS Ton.
S8GleldY Burke fevorably spoken Qk y the
American candidate III O~onrresassfFom theI
ss $1,000 n@;s,sicss lfEss Az r n,E , !; sfbSatc " ;. q,
1870 l.1 $3.50 n.-@1sssa.sa
Misnsont llssn1s IN " w a9Eoong Sops ssss'0l.ei
Dlstrlcts IN The. setllslllentS 0f affairs appert0an-
sfng exclusively t0 Themselves but al they
Themselves have mentioned I'll, name IT Mr.
% ,. a|Ssz II, 3ss u
sAntke, Wa desire ~ remind ouf readers tlat
y II sonethingsin his history which interests
NJ member 81 tia American PSFfys IIe
A. . sbos, M s,,,s Mn ;,,aax;hi h.nn;on I'M
s,Nssss ue N ~ - I'M s.a ,ssn.aA. W. ss. q. o
E.1lcaluS o1 n WISE HI ilsnis lfosi w peatp1 Y
its tirat establishment an Louisiana re has
Welded strong Influence hi oyertafning Tor
eian nsccldency HI NeWDrleans. He Las stood.
III. CO.. 81 hs4.,s m,t., ~, r.,,E. ,;ssra 4l;,5
". .s $500 pa A N, sS1s 'sss s N III I'D. ls !, Asss qss y NJ U
[hsng sahd Il Wneh soanels Sas seae nealas'
aud weiSShtiest consideration in hls8 tav0rs AZ,
Etiat ilaswass elected ~ represent NewO Orleans
III I'M Stafes ~ MI NH NJ MI IN sYEo,ne nm
ha,s.,S h., !. IA. \ ,a.a L.a.,sc rs rsr,sasaa.oa
p0Ay INK !. F NJ 4 4. aso'os .o sasas s.u.a o'1 sso'aasp
a z IA Ame AS q constituency. Wnatever may
10 said at the other candidates whom We have
nno Win Il pr,eiudiice, swe hay1c iao doubt tlsat
E4bn ~aplhnt;6n Sf fsslnnndv R,F,ka svonla nIaaap
a.s .sa.;ss ;m 4 sa;.,ss.
osc1y A''n MI " y. a1u tal
yVHAr,s TI,arrs3asM IsrET Nnw VI. Tsbat N.
Aincliinr mastery marh;pe III Natchez .the
Frco ndcTMa,;.Tl,il ;n@i;nea IN YSvnr INV
.lpropositionE fronp 9ho yricbt side--that II. y NM
sIda sthais nn: a THU the ~foIlow;nnp sl,asch
lroMs enc G s i ri II Aprli aine otn ana aoes y Y
up III ~ ssa coIlm y in s,ia measure heaaea y Dclno-
osas Y @l1sNats' y H. seAt lfoh s'hc Sour'er
Ileaos s snos !; 4 4, /,
,,;l M ~ s M,nc ~ e,appIoacIang W a she olu
u'ssluStiVi H,. alaoa.s wPatllAaus WI uaYe a'suP-
! pSasY "a NJ sa " ts saes. n nSoss 4, " W. n ussuusss " ~
/ neW NJ sof as ,east .ney nave shlthertos worn.
W I u, Is o II. p' a.ass pps u asp MI, s II hnss n,sa e
psase e9s,a ~ hs as NV ~ ~ snaal ,sie counlty Us
g Is1,nnss.ats ~ Vii ~ v gnv aua III IL ,s sas VI,
as s.;..s Ts! " psa snal, w a ns gosepnea ~ our I'M
AA ~ i yI.'oo,'ss Y \ Atvs pcVtae NV LII tHe 1lfon
! a II sa Slass ssa pS NY ! s | lssvuseI saa1. .aete y
a dliiercnce, and I'm Inference must he. main
.a,ss 4 sa fssa W. ~ .,q.!.s1 p,aey \, sclls sgy Z
sssa tS ~ yha a 49, ~ III Mnv M assah ss Y o .sys.s WV Y
e IN ~ sns gTeae, w all oDsorDllag aaesllo!l q
.n s us n w. \. IN iiaslsc AlheficAulslh must lnc-
Hss Ms u MI. ~ y $780, suiey III sneIc z y y w.
3ss'. s, III 10y u Si ~ w ~ WV wv sho1Aa ~
y w s sallA r.sas sls2 ,he ncA. Iour years, the
U IN " Il I'D lat A M ~ 4, "isA tneiI VA us NunAs 'hGe-T
q aai Ha nAoss III sA,s .eN fN pArsy ~ Y l,s Rlace
ApV A@NG FpSsGSelUu VI httir EEuuuu ! tlGlEf uTtf1S
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,o,sed at the Inauguration

&f
etaon, thus
q variety in this metropolitan
hfaeyer, fully made up by the
D as the waltz aud polka,
absolutely harbarous. The old
fashionsEs waltz, the morality of which even
Byrong sled in question, is here ignored as al
togetrltS too cool and distant. The lady here
lay r. head on the gentleman's bosom, puts
o. Sad in his and, the other in his c%oat-tail
vet then resigns herslf to his embraces, and
Is to sleep, all but her feet, which, when not
carried by him clear off the floor, goes patting
around on her toes. The gentleman thus en-.
twined throws his head back, and his eyes up,
like a dying calf; his body bent in the shape
Of a figure four, he whirls, backs up, swings
around, swoons, to all appearances, pushes for.
decent people.
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ScANDALous.-A delegation of Indians Wis
tied the President a few days ago. They called
him their !" Great Father" yet it is notorious
That Mr.. buchanan isl confirmed old bachelor.
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A great blessing TO the afflicted. The MINI
Der and formidable character Of diseases of fkiS
Liver have long challenged the attentian
nedieal men. Some Of these diseases, classedE
under the general term of Consumption, hast
been supposed incurable,s and the unhappy n.
tlent allowed to die, without medical sciencasf8
offer him a hope Of recovery. Happily thfs
can no longer be the case. A remedy has been
found which will cnre all complaints, Of what
ever character, arising from arrangement 0f
the Liver. The Pills discovered BY DR. Mcss
Lane, prepared solely by Fleming Brosa Pitts
burg, Pa, act directly on the Liver; and shys
correcting its operation and purifying itsfroaa
disease, cuts off and extirpates the complaints
which have their origin in the diseases Of 9thIiyy
organ. Remedies hitherto proposed for liNt
complaints, have failed to operate upon thu
seat of the disease; but DR.. McTafe's Piiis
make themselves felt, upon. the action Of thgs
Liver, and by cleansing the fountain, dryIsnps
the impure streams Of disease which thence d.
rive their existence.
Purchasers viii be careful to ask for I'M
MLanes celebrated Liver Pills. manufactured
by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. TIekt'
are other pills purporting to be liver pills nov
before the public. Dir. M'Laness genuine lixx
pills, also his celebrated yermifuge, can my
be had at all respectable drug stores. NenEs
genuine without the signature of FlemiaEsS
Bros. Seovil 4 Mead, New Orleans, IAa
general wholesale agents for the Southern
States, to whom all orders must be addressed
Sold in Opelousas by John Posey and BIZ hi
L. Hehrard & Co. (15J
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Sidney Smith was once examining some
flowers IN a garden, when a beautiful girl, who
was OF the party, exclaimed aoh, Mr..
smith, this pea will never eeme to periection!'
!" Permit ne, then, said Sidney, gently taking
her hand, aud walking towards the plant, to
lead perfection to the pea,
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NEW HATS, CAPS, etc, ~
~ just re ;eiged and for sale by cAN
Feb. %. JIM. GILES, Bellevue ST.
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IRISH P0TAToEs-A fresh supply, just
l. reeeivud-and fos sale at the Cheap stere of
March Il. JIM. GILES.
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BACON HAMS, SIDES and sHoUL.
Il DERs, a fresh supply, just received and fsf
sale by j. NJ. GILES, Bellevue street