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q MEUsDfsCovEaY!
TAE GREATEST AND MOST WONDERFUL
IN THE WORLD.
SAhSiPARILLA LOEEnGES

g. iMPLE and Compound, prepared BY n
! ~ IEREt, Druggist and Physician, sup
error TO all essences sgf"rs aud extracts so named
and |" all Speclait'cs heretofore known
l have Tor long time Thoroughly INVESTIGATED
the IDEA Of general therapeutic agent snsce,It ibe
OF being applied 20 all diseases, the dev4lopr meat
OF n9T0EG principle Of which proceeds from an in
'ei"I caGN", either 'nthe blood any o!t:e otter
or;u"s.
\ careful ard uninterrupted analysis of the ami
maj. vegetable and nunerdl king !, ms had Induced
Ihe nope thal cod.d bring about sucn result ami
l%alNs - my indelo'lgaoe researches ii is now
obtained.
have found in soma vegetables the nee esso,,,
means tor t1ls grand idea, which is based upor AZ
E''1Gipte OF naTSatarj'Ia I,artly known
70 '"c public Such Is The disCol erv wbi,. have
tHp honor this day OF ADVERTISING, Tha torro of'
'-"/ eHSeS mas been given 60 it. because It's nature
PIec'"iea te pos lhlIl.g of doing otherwise and
nave |Fi i@eu II INTO slrnpe and compound Lozerges
III Ir~eI ttrt they sht be given to cLlldS n as
wei as s,uts.
ny first experiments were made private}y and
- 'naihed unknown until wonderful results had
satisfied taat | had Succeeded. and that the
c AaFge Q. qGaclery could not be brought against
nae.
The attention Of physicians and of the public
are called to these LoZenges in order tjat evalv
Ole may witness the admirable result of the same
General ELECTS testified to by upwards OF tnoii-
sand reIsons. The stomach IS c!earsed The blood
IS PUrlhed and renovated by removing all impug- !
lies from this precious organ and thd.
SPECIALA EFFECTS.
1. Promptan radical cure Of all diseases gener !
lily.
= Persons who have used these Lozenges have
ever had the cholera nor the yellow lever.
3. Venereal, syphi!itic, herpetic, scorbutica.
,outy rheumatic, aad nervous and bilious diseases
lie completely cured few days after the remedyts
5 resorted to.
4. All diseases of the lungs, head eyes, stomach,
o"et& and other internal anI external complaints
isappear entirely, provided the Lozenges are re-
orted to.
Fer sale by the box. with prospectus showing
ow they must be used.
Depot at D. HEREU'S,
Corner Toulouse ard Bourbon streets,
For sale by John Posey, Opelousas Ijuly II
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MOTH. .TlL. CH.

gUyHE public are hereby notified not to
= trespass on my plantation, Oak Grove,
or to hunt on same with, or without dog or
gun. All persons SO doing will be dealt with
according to law JAMES G. HILL.
st. Landry, Feb. 7th, 1857. .-10.-tf
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RAr. IN Caamanhell.

q NNOUNCEs with pleasure to his
"a friends and patrons, that he has re-
turned home frons the mountains Of Virginia
with his health restored, and is again prepard
to resume the praetiee of bis profession.
Opelousas, Oct, 18th, 1856
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For S 6.

4@Es A fine residence, situated in the
I.s:ssSEa town Of Opelousas, containing
saazszza sasaszasaza about four lots Of ground, bounded
North by -- street, South by Andre
neyn!erS property, East by Court street,
aud West by Jonathan Harris property.
SAD property Is in perfect order, good
enclosures, tine house of residence kitchen,
stable, fine garden, corn field already
planted, parterre, &c. &c.
F. For other particulars and the conditions,
apply to Andre MeyDier in Opelousas
Opelousas, April 4th, 1857.
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E11D'EG1EI FDks SALE.
III o>IsLC M2

Ls - - MGa
y# QlIE undersigned hereby notify planters
Il and others that from and after the 1st
of November next 1856, the storage now
existing will henceforth be charged for mer-
chandlze and other articles laying in their
warehouses for thepertod Of one mouth, and
fer every additional mouth Or part Of a
mouth, the same additional rates will be
charged.
Nothing will be delivered until the
storage is paid.
DEDAULON l. CARRIERE.
Washington, October l1th, 1856.
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usarpy,s La1RtIfaae warehouse.

|1HyHE undersigned baying leased this
Landing, respectfully y informs the pub,
lie that hs will spare no pains to the care Of
merchandise and products eonfded to bis care.
He takes this opportunity Of informing
those interested that 10 freight will be dellV-
cred by him unless the storage and steam
boat freight shall have BEEN paid IN advance
or on delivery Of TIE same -,.,v
.Fs. il. HAUGUEL.
Barre 4 Landing, July 10Th. 1857
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NgBDEg1b W0DR0Bo

a IA5DEgA4 @gNAg9e
~ r.. FALIN GOUR, practitioner in midwifery,
.A1 surgeon-Dentist, having established himself
permanently in Opelousas, offers his services TO
his fellow-citizens. He will fulfil all his functions
with zeal and prudence, and drt-eaters will be
cured by him in about two weeks. 'ta 8zsst7
Gratuitous consultations for the indgents, on
Monday and Friday, from 8 to 8 o'clock A. M.
References;
Revillon & Taylor, Adolphe Garrigues,
Sandoz & Meynier, Agerin Arcenaux,
oaezinne "A. Guidry, Jean p. Arcenaux.
Theodose S. Robin, Ramon Ria.
opelousas 29th August 1s57.--1y ss
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Cteeooorc z9e2yulconrt,

NJ0TARY PUBLIC AND AUCTI0NEER in and
for the Parish of St. Landry, offers his services
as such to his friends and the public in general
Ills Office is at his residence, near Grand Coteau
All orders left at the store OF Mr. J. B. Polipgue,
in Grand Coteau, will be promptly attended to,
ST. Landry, april 5th, 1856. F.
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NiCOETETCE

s~@ % ~=&~ @&a ~@A@%-AA5
u NNDlNG that my profits will admit of it,
- take this opportunity of informing
the public that I have reduced the price Of
my Beef to cents.
E. WIkOFF.
opelousas July 4th, 1857.
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A. sR Isaa away lin .Bail.


rs Il N WAS committed into the jail
- /of the Parish Of St Landry, on the
~ 18th Of September instant, mu.
80 latto man calling himself VII.
- LIAM and saying he belongs to
one William GEnz, residing on Canal Street,
in New. Orleans, from whom be runaway in
November or December last. :, =
William is 5feet 6.inehes high, has rings
in his ears, wears whiskers, is between 10
and IS years old and speaks English and
French. S'sf MI ..4..=3-.
4 The owner Isl requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise hs will be disposed OF after
the legal delay. ,....,.... :. -.
6a.a CHS, THOMPSON. Jailor
Opelousas, Sepesmbsr l9, 1857
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GUH ZLOT sCaMHDT. TaEgor,

GUHALoT sCRN1DT, TaEEor,
AVING established himself pcrma-
Il IL nently Oh BELLEVUE street, near the
cornerof Main, offers his services to the pub
lie Of Opelousas and Parish of St. Landry.
He has on hand tt fine assortment of goods of
the best quality and various tastes, suitable
for coats, vests and pantaloons, which he will
cut and make in the best style and at moder-
ate prices for cash
Opelousas, April 4th, 1857.-ly.)
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTION.


THEODORE VALADE, PR1sc1PAL
HAVE the honor of informing the public and
J. parents in particular that my Institution has been
removed on the plantation formerly owned by jacques
Lastrapes, where am ready to receive the scholars
whom parents win confde to my care.
That well known position, at short distance from
opeoUsas and Washington, being unquestlonabIy
situated in the most healthy part Of the Parish aud
not exposed to annual gnaadies, will assure toParents
the health of their children, whose studies win LeYer
be interrupted.
So far as regards instruction and education, shall
neglect nothing to merit continuance Of the kind
patronage, with which have been honored here.
TERMS payable Quarterly.
Boarders, for Scholastic year Of ten months and
half $3.50 90
Day scholars, fer same period, 40 90
ALI Quarters commenced must be paid in ful and
no deductions made for absence, EXCEPT i'll cases Of
sickness. T. FALADE,
Principal and Proprietor.
st. Landry, July 14th, 1857.
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II ERRMAN BODEMULLER, Barber, Main
Z 4 Street, Mr.. Chretiens Tailor Sshop.-He
also teaches music on the violin and guitar, and
repairs musical Instruments and tune pianos
0peIousas, April 18th, 1851
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J.AwEs RAY, NOTARY Pvszyc,

VNT ILL punetua!y attend to all business entrusted
w to his care. Office at 0peIousas
0pelousas, April 25th, 1857.
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Es&sC EORs =. e. LEE.

AS removed to Prairie Laurant, on the
ID III plantation lately belonging to Robt
L. itarwell, where he VIII practice has pro-
fession with diligence and punctuality.
st. Landry, March 2Sth, l857.-tf.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF OpELoUSlS,

D,rector-A. DE ST. CYR, D'ARrHry.
HENRH FRAzEE, Professor of Enylish
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organization Of the Institution from January
LIST, 1857.
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PUBLIC SALE,

Opelousas, October 31st, 1857.
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AMENDMENT NO. 8.

ResOlvedby he General assembly of the State
Of OhiO, three-ffths ofthe members elected to each
branch, COncurring therein, that it be and hereby,
Is proposed to the electors Of the State, to vote on
the second Tuesday of October next, to approve or
reject the following amendment as a substi-
tSte Tor she second and third sections of the twelfth
article of the Constitution.
All property, personal and real, shall be subject
to taxation BY > uniform rule, at the true value
thereof in uaoney, but such deductions from cred
its may be allowed as the General Assembly may
deem expedient; Provided. that burying grounds
public school houses. and all other public proper.
~, and all institutions of purely public charity and
all houses used exclusively for public worship,
shall be exempt from taxation, and il the totaI
value Of the personal property Of any person shall
not exceed fifty dollars, tie same may be exempt
from taxation. A psOperty employed in banking
shall afways bear q burden of taxation equal "a
that imposed on the property of individuals.
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Dated April Sd. 1851.
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AMENDMENT NO. 2,

Resolved BY the General Assembly ofthe STATE
Of Ohio, Three-ffths of the members elected tC
each House concurring therein. that it be, and
hereby is. proposed TO the electors of this State
to vote on the second Tuesday of October next,
upOn the approval or rejection of the following
amendment as q substitute for the fifth and sixth
sections Of the fourth article of the Constitution,
viz: Sac. s. District Courts shall be held in
each county at least once in each year, by one or
more District Judges elected by the electors of
separate districts to be prescribed by law, who shall
hold their office for s years; and during their con-
~tinuance in Office shall reside in the district for
which they are elected. The provisions of the
fourteenth section of this article shall apply to Dis
trict Judges. The General assembly may by law
authorize the judges ofthe District Court, and Of
the Courts Of common pleas, to fix the times of
holding their respective courts. Until District.
Judges shall have been elected and qualified district
Courts shall be held by the Judges of the Supreme
Court and Of the Courts Of Common Pleas. as
now authorized. SEc. 8. The District Court shall
have such Jurisdiction as may be provided by law
and The judgesthereOf shall have and exercise such
power and Jurisdiction at chambers, and may be
required 10 cit as judges Of the court of Common
Pleas as shall be directed by law.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April 8, 1857.
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sLAYE.CATCnFRs RAFFLED.

SLAFE-CATCaERS BAFFLED.
There was 3 good deal Of excitement in Ne
ehaaizburg AID vicinity, on Tuesday last, caused
BY an attempt on the part Of some Kentuekisns.
(seeOnPaniel By = Deputy Marshall from Gin
%einuati. and Capt. John Poaiubarger. Of Urbana,
Deputy Marshall Tor this county, to arrest a fu-
gitive Slave uaued Addison, who has been liv.
ing ia the hsigtbOrhOod foe some six months
past.
Quite early in the morning, the party, composed
Of five Ksutuckiansaad the two Deputy Marshalls
made descent upon the cabin Of Mr.. Hyde.
about one mile from the burg, where the eOlOred
man, Addison, resided. Making known the
object Of their wish, and reading their warrant,
Mr.. Hyde told them tha. Addison was there, and
intsEpOsed no ~objectsOb 10 bis arrest.
Addison 10 the meantime had taken refuge in
the ba Of the cabin, through q hole barely sufi-
Gent to admit his huge body, be being e remark
ably large aud stout negro. Soon one of The
Kentucky gentlemen mounted the ladder. With
double bareled gun in hand, to ascend to the LOFT
He had scarcely got head and shoulders through
the hole when Addison 6rel upon him, the ball
striking the gun in front of the KsnIuckian's
breast and glanced of, which saved bis life, This
reception caused the chivalrOua Ksntuckian 10
descend the ladder a good deal faster than be,
went up, and finding that he was not killed,
fired up the hole through the roof and retreatsd
from the house. BY this time the courage Of
the party had fairly oozel out at the ends Of
their fsgeEs, and no further attempt was made to
ascend the loft.
10 the meantime, Mr., Hyde sent bis little girl
70 q nsighbor to inform him Of what was going
on. The party tried to deter the girl from
going, but she defsd their threats aud went on.
Wod soon went to town, and in q short time
quite a crowd came out to the rescue. The bragg
gadOcia spirit of the slaye.catchers was properly
resented, and finding that they had got into
the wrong diggins to catch fugitiVeA he whole
party lefl in double quick time.
Addison, the fugitive, has been living in the
neighbOrhoOd for some six months. He got
of the cars at Aechanicsburg, being unable 10 go
further for want o: funds Finding employment,
he concluded to remain there until he made
enough TO send for his wife and children, who
where still 10 Kentucky. but free, Some time
since bis wife was written to-. It is supposed
that the letter wac intercepted. and by that means
his master came to the knowledge Of bis where.
abouts.
Addison is still in the NEG hbOrhOod, fully
armed, and determined never to DO taken alive.
He is a powerful man, able to whip half u dozen
Of slave.catches in single combat. Our infor-
mant says be can raise a barrel of whIiskey over
bis head with great ease, a Feat that but few men
are able to perform. Whether any further at
tempt to arrest him will be made remains to be
seen.
Wonder II this frt effort on the part Of our
excellent Democrat Deputy Marshall, PoVFrNBAR-
eER, will not satisfy him that this business Of
catching ~fugitives. is rather critical. uf6GsG
Citizen and Gazette"
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APANTHER FIsTICUFFED AND BOOT.
ED TO DEATH.

Mr.. W. R, Stockend, a sinswy, stout active
young Scotchman, associated w farming with hit.
7. LinklAter, Tenalquot Plains, in this county,
recently killsl quite a large panther. six feet ssyen
inches in length. in a fair fist and boot fight, the
circumstances attending which are related as fol-
lows:
Il seems that at the further end Of large field,
about Q quarter Of a mile from the house, Mr.
Stocksnd discovered quite q movement and dis.
turbsnce among a lot Of hogs that were kept In
The field. He ct once proceeded in the Dissection
TO ascertain The cause, when. TO bis surprise, Of =
short distance from the hogs be discovered that =
favcrits young dog was engaged 10 3 conflict
with q panther. Determined 10 save the dog, ct
eli hazards,h he resolved to interpOse in the fght,ex.
pecting to frighten the panther up = tree that
stood hard by, when be could return TO the house
for bis rife and bring It down. He accordingly
gave the animal q substantial kick, when II ceased
is engagement with the dog, Strengthened itself
erect on lie hind legs and pitched Into him. In the
meantime The young dog made . hssty retreat
ks some distance.
The contest now seemed to be g desperate and
md very unequal one, but there was no escape
from Il for friend stockend. The panther made .
furious dash at him, but retaining bis full presence
Of mind, be met Ii with furious kick. The fight
now resumed the character of a trough and tum.
be" aud q volley Of we'll directed blows and kicks
disabled the animal somewhat. He called his
dog back, and the faithful young animal, 90 il
ashamed Of having deserted bis master IL the
hour ofpern, and as IL to make amends for bis
HngEaGsful conduct, entered into The conflict with
unequaled ferceness. Mr.. Stoekend finally mcceed.
ed 10 getting one foot firmly planted spOs Ibe
neck Of bis assailant. and keeping the other in
SIPil motion In the direction Of the animals head
aeon brought the contest to a close. He has no
d'ubt but the long heavy boots which he had IN
were the means Of saving his life.
The fght lasted. first to last. about fifteen mil.
uses In The course Of which M. StOckend was
scme~ha severely handled. His shoulder was
badly scratched be received a severe wound
from The teeth Of Che animal m the thigh and was
badly scratched in several places, although BY
ne aaeans dangerously, or by which he will here.
sAes Be disabIed. Can any Of our cOntsmpOra.
yies besi the panlher fight Of our friend stockend
-PiOassr, (0lyapia, ". ~ March 27]
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AMENDMENT NO. 4.

Resotved BY the Gszsrsl Assembly of the STATE
Of OAio. Three-ffths Of the members elected to
each house cOncurring therein. That it be and
hereby Is proposed TO the electors of the State. on
the second Tuesday Of October next to approve or
reject the following amendment as a substitute
for the first and second sections Of the thirteenth
article Of the Constitution. Viz: Corporations Of
every description shall be created, and corporate
powers granted only by general laws which shall
define the powers, privileges aud immunities and
describe the duties end liabilities of each class or
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descriptions Of corporations. but the General As
senbly may enact special laws for the relief Of
cupOratiuns in peculiar cases, and may make sPe-
cial provisions in regard to corporations in cases
from their peculiar location or interests such
special provisions are required. and may from time
TO time alter or repeal all sueh laws, As are au-
,hOrized by this section.
N. II, VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd. 1851.
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Singers Sewing Machines.

Singers Sewing Machines.
The great reputation OF Singers Sewing Machines Is
founded on the fact, that they are perfectly adapted
to every variety of work. and that each one of item,
kept employed, will earn not less than
One thousand Dollars q Year.
al persons desiring full and reliable information a.
bout these machines-sizes, prices, modes Of purchas.
ing, &c. can obtain It b! applying, by letter or other
wise, for a copy off II. Singer g Co.'s Gazette,a beau
tiiul pictorial paper, entirely devoted to Sewing Ma
chine interests. It will be sent gratis.
Local Agents
Wanted in every tow in the United States, to whom
liberal inducements are offered
N. BIZ We have made arrangements with many edi-
tors and publishers highly profitable AMI satisfactory te
them, and wish to make similar contracts with every
newspaper and magazine In the country. Foe full
particulars address !. =, SINGER, l. Co,
March 10, TS5T,-3m' 3S3 Broadway, New-York
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AFRESH Supply Of Fahnestocks White Lead, re.
ceived, also q good article Of Linseed, Sperm, Lard,
Fish, N ~eat'siOot Castor. Sweet Oils at
RAXTER 4 cos NEw DRuG EyoRE.
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SANDERS
HORSE RAKE.
Patented lane 8, 1881.

WIS Rake is intended for raking hay and cleaning
wheat fields. II will work we'll on rough stony
8 ClLd; the teeth being the common metallic spring
steal Its operation Is the most simple and easy Of ANY
Horse Rake in use. The operator rides and operates
the Rake with his feet, the teeth being attached to the
~axletree, which Is the head of the Rake, wAA kinges on
the frsak side attached to the shafts; the head vibrates
on the axes as IL required by the operator to leave the
load when necessary. The Rake is well adapted 10 all
classes Of men. This Is the cheapest, simplest and best
Horse Rake nov in use; at all Fairs where exhibited Il
has taksn the p~semiSm.
We have purchased the right for CarEsL eeanty, from
the Patentee, and offer said Rake to the sarmerso OF Lit
tie Carroll ct reasonable terms.
a model of the Rake can be seen ct the 'Amsrican
House,
C~arrOltOn, Ohio. woODBoRNE & ROUDEBUsH.
July I2. 1855, II.
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To School Teachers.

THE RoARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
Carroll county, will hold Six MEETINGS for the ex.
animation of School teachers during the year 1857 on
the following days, namely: On the third Wednes.
day in February, April, June, August, October, and
December. The meetings will be held in one Of the
public school houses in Carrolton, commencing at 10
o'clock, forenoon.
The standing ralss Of the Board regulating exami.
nations are the following:
/. Each applicant not personally known te
the Board, must produce a certificate Of good moral
character, Of late date. and signed by one or more re.
sponsible persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished with pen,
ink aud paper; and also with McGuffey's Fifth Reader.
8. 70 each applicant will be submitted q list Of
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geog
raphy to be answered in writing.
4. No applicant will be regarded as qualified to
teach, nor entitled to a certificate, who does not cor.
rectly answer one.half of the questions submitted in
each branch.
B. Certificates win not be issued on the day of ex-
animation, but they will be RENTED by mail sY other
wise as soon as practicable. And when an applicant
is deemed unqualified, a note stating that fact viii be
sent him.
6. Applicants coming in after the class formed
and the examination has commenced, will beexpected
to wait until the next regular day of examina ion.
Z. No certificate will be granted to any person who
Is known to the Board to be habituated to he use of
p%rofane language, to be incorporate or dishonest.
8. Each applicant must furnish hi elf with a
stamped envelope, and him self irGOrse with his
own name and address, and in such enve ope his Ger.
or note will be forwarded.
BY order of the Board,
Janury l 1s6T.-R. WIN. Mccoy. Sec,y.
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Cane Seat Chairs

WALNUT, Maple and Rosewood imitation. large
misses cane seat and cane back rockers. Also every
variety OF Windsor chairs, rocking chairs and settees
on hand q my shop opposite Smiths Marble shop, for.
merly occupied by Dr.. J. s. Hunter, Main street, Car
r%OlltOn, Ohio, ABSAL0M KARIN,
Dec. 4, SG-b
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one DOLLAR per hundred given for old metal, a
" the steam foundry on Lsbol street, by
may2l, '57t L. MCGUIRE.