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k'TAT DE LA LOUIS!ANF-r--,
Arcade Guedry

Icaue uut0Ft
Pierre p..; i: So. mari, s'.,~
te'te afta're ayant ere appelec sx
fixee pour etre essayee, ct Ia Ia; ., ~. .'e
noignage etant en- favour de la dem,si T.
resse ct contre lie defenieur: n w.
orlonne, adlnse ct decrete que Ia de,n,,s -
resse, Arcade Guidry, soft ct ellie rs, ' as.
les presen'es separee de bieus 4. ~ ~
mari, Pierre Daspit, ct que la co,om NY
nau'e d'acque's ct gains qui existail sn,..
eux soft cessee, qu'elle Judgement eo., ss
lie dit Pierre Daspit pour Cent Cinon,,,s
Piastres. II est de plus ordonne ou'sIIs
a Pentier management ct radminis,n,;a..
de SEES biens paraphernau1, e. cue l. A.
fendeur pave les frais de ceite aifair.
Ceci fat ct signe en- cour owen.
Terrebonne ce 22eme Jour dOc,oh,.
1856. .
Signe JAMES L. Coz.
Juge du Seine District Jud,;,,.
Copie conforme l'original en- mon olSc,
remoin ma main ct l'impression !.
mon sceau de Police ce 24eme Deem
bre, 1856. E. N. DuTREu.
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Two Of the hest Preparation. II II. A.,

They are not recon-
m l:r de as @a Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pu-
ports. .e- ,u.os .sa
a The VERMrFuGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to o, various animals
suoject to Worms. " Ill !:
s The LIVER Pills, for q
the cure OF LIVER Con-
PLA1 IN all B1Llous DE-
. -Rl'.AN''ic 7: 81: Sick Had n
ACHE, sc. eI'.?si5 $50 9ae .. o 81. ...5
, ,5-,2 Purchasers, -. will please
be particular to ask ia
DR.. C. eMcLanes Cele-
brated VERM1FueE and
Liver P111s,. pr prepared By
8. !. 6: Sl,sn ',' S,e':5..s !.
SOLE u: p l, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take slkt 10 10
other, as there are various
other preparations now !
.''df, re-. the e.. public iii Puh5-
porting to be sVernl1tug g:
and Liver Pills. AL
Others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless. n>1sa.,af5as r H., s.
-aals The GENuINEMcLanes
5vermIriiffulgge !. and Live
Pills can now be had al
all ob respectable Dug
Stores. a"a@ e..''' q. 3 5,li. 80
=. ~ FLEMING BROS,
al so WooD ST., PfrrsnuneH, r.
sa=l i-fsz9E sfS5 il Sole PrOPrieacn n.
GySold bv scovlI & MEAD Ns"
leans, La.
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Succession Of Emily Bell, wife of H. Fleming. T.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Judi

NJ cial District Court, Parish Of Te.rebonne
WHERE'S: H. FLEMING, Of the Parish Of Terre-
bopne has filed mir application with the Cefk Of said
Count praying to be appointed Administrator of said
Therefore sll persons are he ely warned and notifei
to file their objections any they have, the said ap-
plication with te Clerk Of said Court 1t his Office in the
town Of Houma In ten days after the 6sst publication
here the sid application will he confirmed and grant
ed II due course Of Law.lAf - a5S1fi Gau 'raRA
- WITNESS my hand and the impress Of my seal
U.s. Of office this the "a day Of January A. d., 1857.
274t ~ *, 1ef5lsg H. NEWELL, Clerk.
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Thihnd;.ux Female Institute.
S. TENNEY, Principal,

4 IDEDb by competent teahers H.
n in .ngl.sh French, Music Embroidery - Ut
Drawing. Painting. etc. 49,
The eighteenth session of this Institution will com
mence tile ist Mantay in October next No scholar
will he taken for less than session of five
months scholars MY enter ut time and CHARGED
only frem The time entrance. e. Board and tuition
payable in advance.
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COPPER, ZINC, TIN Si,rr
~ IRON, BRASS ASDLp,n sHEET. n
Err, Jackson Stree, TM.aNUFACTUR "a
Has on hand every variety Of A.
~, COOKING and other Storey and Gr,,..
Sheet Iron Juice Boxes and evs.,,ors, Gssomr.s,
sonabe terms. anu on the no,t H
hopns Planters VII see it is to their ON,
eneourage aome se manufactures. he is de.sr interest
A1So-Agent tor the parishes Of i.f,,
bonne for the sale OF C. I.EyIrr'S CnpS and Ten.
CRUSHING MILL for Planters ''nN and Con
Also
SPRATTs PATENT Lft;HTyrv, pom
world. All On the most reason.hle ter 'ne best il Tia
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Il IL
~ Four Hundred Be autifui Gold Watches,
One Hundred Rosewood Grand Piano Fortes,
{ IS Ladies' bracelets, 1917 -V lfiifi4 -
~ Watch Chains, Breast Pins, Diamond Rings an
Silver Spoons to be given away.
alinn of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
DRUG, PAINT, AND GLASS

WHOLESALE WIREHOC 81,
ItORNER Of Tenth and Market Sis, (OIicc
" IN second stoTey) philadelphia.
We invite attention 10 our enlarged stock oi
Drugs, Pants, OILS. VarnisheS, &c, selected
expressly for cur sales, and comprising one Of
the finest assoeimcnts IN the L. =, which we
offer AT low prices iof cash or approved credit.
We MANUFACTURE, very extensively
Premium Pure White Leal, (trst,J Remington Pure
Whit Lead, Pearl SNOW White Lal, i.e Hontatnr
French Zine, (bcst) Pure snow White American Linc-
syer's Plastic frc and weaherprooi Paints Chrome
Greens, YelloWs, and eolors generally.
AGENTS FOR
Porier's superior Alkaline Window Glass, Gruuiue
French Plate Glass, (warrante The New Jersey Z'ne
Jvmpanys rroiucts riiIen and Sef hew NiNaruist's
Brooklyn Premium Pure Whit Lead, Hampton ferma
nrnt Greens. Pure Ohio Catawba Branly, &c.
IMPORTERS OF
French and English Plate Glass, French and English
Cylinder Glass, Coior,I and Engraved window Glass
Dnruerreotypc Glass, Hammered Plate for Floors anu
Sky-Lirhts, Drugs, Chemicals, lerfumery, &c
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Druggists Ar les generally Painters Tools Of all
descriptions, Hydraulic and Roman Cement. ClcInei
and Land Plaster Paper Makers Clay, satin White, &e
FRENCH. RICHARDS Co,
Store. y. ". cor. Of Tenth and Market Streets
Factory junction York Avenue Grown and Callowl sts
PM ADELPIIt.
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Important to Daguerreotypists, Marble
Dealers and others.
MONUMENTAL DaguerreOtyne Ca

Nl ses. \ method has long been sought for
to insert in durable manner, Daguerreotype
LikeneSSes to Head Stones and Monuments.
| have been manufacturing these Cases for the
last two years, and can warrant them TO secure
the picture for long number of years.
The outside case is made of Parian Marble,
and the box which encloseS the picture and
keeps it in Il state of grea, preservation for a
long number Of years, is made of brass-a
sereU 6Or. 1t makes avery neat job on Head
Stone or Monument. They are used in Green
wood Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Laurel Hill,
and many other Cemeteries in the U. States.
A liberal discount made to Marble Dealers
and DaguerrcotypiSts. Price from S2.25 each
TO $3.50. A circular of engravings will be
sent 10 any address, free, with price list. Ad-
dress, A. l.. BALDWIN, Agent
of Mausoleum pas. Co, 335 Broadway, New York.
660m3l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
Stubs Seeks Revenge.

Poppy, old Smiths grey colt has
broken into our cabbage patch again"
L" lie has, has he? Well, just you load
my rifle, my son, aud We will see if an
ounce Of lead will not lead Mr.. Smith :
colt TO reform his habits"
This soliloquy passed between Mr.. and
Master Stubs. Mr. Stubs take his rife,
marches over towards old Smiths farm,
and when within about thirty rods of old
Smiths barn, he raised the "deadly
tube" took aim-pulled the trigger, and
dropped zone Of the best looking grey
colts in the country"
Stubs having fulfilled his mission, re-
turned home, went to bed, and slept with
ighter conscience than he had enjoyed
during the last eight months The next
morning, while seated at breakfast, who
should be seen striding towards the domi-
cile Of Mr. Stnhhs hn' old NJ Gid
Smith entered the housc-Sinith was excl.
ted, and for moment lacked words to ex-
press himself.
"Mr. Stubs, I've come over to tell
you that horse was shot near my barn
last night"
"Sorry to hear it, Mr.. Smith, although
not at all surprised, for that grey colt of
yours was not calculated to make friends. ="
" But it wasn't my colt that got shot .''
Wasn't your grey colt' Well, which
horse was it ?"
alt wasn't mine at all; but one of yours
that grey colt you purchased last week
of Widow Dubois. He broke into my
pasture, last evening; l intended to send
him home this morning, but it's no use
now-his brains lay scattered around the
barn yard"
Mr.. Stubs was thunderstruck The
idea that he had killed the wrong horse,
drove him to desperation, and caused him
to seek relief in a direction that rather as.
tonised his household. The last seen of
Stubs, he was chasing his oldest boy,
Jim, down the Turnpike with an eight foo
sapling
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
A Telling AnecdOte.

The most eloquent of all Southerners-
New England born and bred as | think,
was SARGENT s. PRENTIss Once, he
was addressing a crowd of some thousands
in defence of the Tariff, and, in the course
af an eloquent period which rose gradually
to some beautiful climax, be painted the
thrift, the energy, the comfort, the wealth,
the civilization of the North, in glowing
eOlors, when there rode up to the vision
of the assembly, in the open air, horse
man Of magnificent proportions; and, jus.
at the moment Of hush and attention, " hen
the voice Of Prcntiss had ceased, and the
applause was about to break forth, the
horseman exclaimed " D-n the North ~
The curse was so much in unison with the
habitual feeling Of Mississippi audience,
that it quenched their enthusiasm, and
nothing but their respect for the speaker
kept the crowd from applauding the horse
man. Prentiss turned his lame foot
around, and said, " Maj. Moody, will you
rein in that stced a momenty" He as.
sen,ed. Said he, "Major, the horse on
which you sit, came from Upper Missou-
ii; the saddle that surmounls him, came
from Trenton, N. j; the ha. on your
head, was made in Daubury, Conn. the
boots you now wear, came from Lynn,
Mass. the linen Of your shirt is Irish,
and Boston made it up; your broadclo,h
coat is Of Lowell manufacture, and was
cut In New York and if today, you
surrender what you owe the North, You
would sit stark naked" Laughter aud
long applause. + Wendell Philips.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
BLINDS AND SHADES !
Front Street Wire Manufact0ry.
HTATSON. COX & CO..

w Sieve, Riddle, Screen and Wire Cloth
Manufacturers, No. 46 North Front 81.
Corner Of Coombs Alley, between Market and Mulberry
(Arch) streets-IHLL1DELIHLi.
Manufacture superior quality of Brass and
Iron Wire Sieves of all kinds, Brass and Copper
WireCloth for Paper makers&c, Cylinders and
Dandy Rolls covered in the best manner.
Heavy twilled Wire for Spark catchers,
Sleeves for Brass and Iron Founders, Screen
Wire, Window Wire, Safes, Traps, Dish
Covers, Coal and Sand Screens, Fancy Wire
Work of every description 3m67i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
IIunsccker,s CLOVER IIULLER.

VINHE subscribers still continue to manufac-
ture the above Machines, and as there
and d5 adjoining C counties. unite We deem any further
recommendation unnecessary.
The machines are all warranted not only TO
do good work, but better work than any other
kind of machine now in use.
+. CHURCH & co, 1Iartleton, Pa.
Apply TO THo's CnURcH, Harlleton,
or l.. RooKE, Union Furnace. Ily652
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Philadelphia
WOnD uOULDIW MILL

NN Willow 81. above Twelfth, North side.
~ Moullings suitable l0r arPeniers AMI
Builders, Cabinet and Frame Makers, al"ays
on hand.
ANY Pattern worked from Drawlng.
~ Agents wanted IN me various Towns 10
his portion Of the siaIe,lo whom oPportuu.Igs
will be offered Tor large pr its for ihcmselvcs
omG7S ~Il.AS l.. WEIR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

1t is said tha. bleeding partially blind
horse at the nose will restore him to
sight; 50 much for the horse, To open a
mans eyes, you must bleed him at the
packet
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
HERRING'S SAFE.
THE ACKNOWLEDGED
GII a ;Ip y!

q ss-sSez3 Gil 4 II i - 70
II rzssss--iss stEH THE RECENT TRIALS Mt Rra-
k.E Afsft ssf4 ding have endorsed the current 81
49, I'D ruLiic opinion. and confirmed the
tLdkst rf1H ASsj verdict OF than 200 aeeide-
q Z ~ tal lres proving ooneluslycly that
FtsrS---- s,i s.uerring's' IS the oNLI SAFE THAT
II lrsaf-'l j Frtract from the Committees
t. .8sr5 (eport on the Trial OF Iron Shies
~kE@s2ss& a, Reajing: ..,c-
,itre met 10 witness the safes and books Hni paper
Iaccd in tLeIll and were perfectly satisfied mat az
rigb. The Iay following. the burning took piac'
Inc superintendeuco the Committee AiteT E,' ~.
r,,artial burning for Eve hours the saig o. Aessa
Ty,rs watson wa first oprred the safe being on lte
inside and the contents partially e,i'su4el, l.i' a.
contents in the saf Msfsrs farIeis eIll "''' al
GOOD condition. anu Ere inside
Reading, March :, l5Si.
(sisned0 II = rt, 81 ~; ~ | C,rntaItt.. ..
A. II. PEACOCK,D
And endorsed by over 90 Of the best men Of bc'l.n
m ,Ioye Saf.s can be inspected st q walnut StI'
lcr. IL. rIblic can satisfy Themselves ot tAr great
,eri0rity Of the "IleTrinrs Patent Champion o'tt '
.,,,ci and Ise,lup .insil. Iron Door salnInanitr'
FARREI.S Il HERRING,
ai Walnut street, Philadelphia.
OHrg TgqHsrs in ms Sa'- cj iTT'HJs 4ateH' t'''N
Tic attempt made Iy other parties to loster ny lhs
y,,ttaton tf sat. which has fEiii siFua!ly ~ roo
ami fres in Philalclp II, Hans icaI far,) ~ tNi
one cut Of an AGENTS store ll. n LantEl Iaie ''t
fLsef grrs different from t.U- th1y sei o. luth ~
one Of Iirrriur tiaf tlicl Las ret "i't its lfu
ward Ierrinss safe o,t H.f T. ttg7'', r.',.i
ivIy that the ouly reliable safe made Is i.'t'
f Ii over 900 ar. now in artual aud t4'Tr tai
30 have been tried ty i4e Ig.'i0t' a siNy.e loss
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
Philadelphia.
Howard Go.:s Hn. Express! !

INIIE Undersigned are IbENIN TOT Iht
above Company, and are now ready to
receive and forward
Goods, Money, sc.
from Lewisburs TO Philadelphia and ali points
on the line Of the WillIamsport q Elmira,
Cauawissa, Williamspori Il Erie, and Phiiad.
and Reading Railroads-connecting with res
ponsible Express companies to all parts OF
the world.
General OGce-92 Chesnut 81. Philadelphia
CHRIST y CALDWELL, Agents,
April |, lsJ7m3 LcwISburg, Ia
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Engraving and Seal Cutting
0F all kinds. at 2O4. Chestnut Street,

" PHILAD. Visiting and other CARDS,
Corporation and other SEALS, and everything
in our line Of business, promptly attended to,
in good style, and on reasonable terms. Or
ders from City and Country solicited.
:. II. FULTON. ! w. q, MASON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12

no The severe winter having exhausted
The food Of cattle, many died last season
pf pure starvation. The backwardness oi
Spring has rather aggravated the want
All of which is fully expressed in the fol
lowing "burst' of rcprimanditOry melody
by "Western poick."
4 NODE TO SPRING.
NJ AS ESDiGS,ST FARMER.
WI. spring. ycuv cum at last hev yoa'
The QOit youy hin sittin in old intcrs
lap Now amt you ashamed of yourself
spose the old f,lier's bin bussin' you.
should think he he from your breath
:. bcin' SO cold-but that's the way them
Old frllers hey a doin.
We'll, a. was saiu.
Nouy cum AT last, with yUre "b4lmy
IrcihH blowiu' from the Nsrwcst-
Wcstcoustaut or Newhrasky spose,
Crate huntries for bam, l reckn!
Now youv cum, wen
Eyeryloii's fclr, an Korn, an things,
Uev all bin fed out! Now LUX at
Our krtters, will ye! See our katl
On tle lift, a hevin to he studded hy
Thur tales Whin they gifts up mornlngsl
LUX at hossis watts all rejuioed
To skiletunes. a weepin over troft-
A hull troft full of kobs!
n
Lux at them shcre sli-n in
The frus kOrnurs 4 waiten for grass
Isi an theyv bin waiin sum ov
Them for week An If they wasn't
Pulld theyd a bin .slIakin their lox
tyu, an sel dun il" IThatthur
l. frum Hamlet, won ov Shakspurs plais.)
As another poit sez-"Gras dilured maks
The stuniah axe $50 these sh-ye vii
Never open their ize onto sras agin-NO!
Nor onto fodur.
Now NIX fher, ho.s La
foerin them Katie wat hsy hin
Stuff on La! Sc en-, will We, crcpin
Roun az if theys teched with korns-
LUX at thur eres will yc-bger than
Emmy Cabbitch lefe. Sc them shoats
A lenin onto the fyns to squele
Lux at them crcS Il Hanging psntnt'
Onto sich little hO.si see huniril
,iul shoats rel uiced down to even
kurn basketball
Yes, that thurs oil yer doins,
Tardy, lOiteriu Spring! hansin bak
Ar youv bin doin.
But now youv cum
We frle yer chcrin Ire.enz when we
dit round onto the south side ofthe barn:
We hear the hens a ksklin when they've
Laid e. We see the horscradsh
-tartin up long side the earlins
Fcns The wimin is a lukin into
The odd teapot, arter garden sed~s!
All tbe-c things make me think you'v cum.
IF 50 lie Ir riled
Gc, Spring. shown up of yer short cumns,
I-s set it down to hgvin potts li>-n-,
JTho haint taken wun out yit, -os tu)
"a mistaken quotation. The true reading Is,
slope, deferred, makes the heart sick"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-12
LEWlSDUBG ACADEMY.
FREEBURG ACADEMY

NORMAL SCHOOL.
HNHlS Institution is located in the quiet,
l. beautiful and healthy village of Freeburg,
Snyder Co., Pa. 1t will commence the second
(Spring) quarter of its second session on the
a3d of March. Encouraged by the very lib
eral patronage it has heretofore received. and
In view of the great want of the proper in
struc;ion for Teachers in this and neighbor-
ing counties, NORMAL DEPARTMENT, for the
special training of Teachers, and those wish
ing TO become such, will hereafter be conncc-
ted with this Institution.
An additional Female Teacher has been added to the
regular corTs Of Teachers arrangements made to meet
the wants OF Students.
TkRMS-(one-haf payable invariably in Advance)
For Board Room and Tuition pr q wks $50 TO IS
Iuition ONLY, pr Quar-. OF IL wks $50 to 500
instruction on the Piano and use Of Instrument 900
Incidentas o,
washing and Mcndng, IS cts per doz.
Private Boarding in town, 81 so to 81 per week.
For lurther information, or circulars addr'r
GEO. F. MFARLAND, Princips'
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New Wall Paper Warehouse.
BURTON & LANING.

IL Manufacturers and Importers,
No. IIl Arch St, Cd door above 9th, PnILA.,
Where may be found the largest and bes,
selected stock in the city.
EyCountry purchasers may here be accom-
moda,cd, without the inconvenience of looking
further, and may be assured that they will
receive the advantage of their money.
BURTON & LANING, l2i Arch St.
3mG76l above Sixth, PHILADELPHIA
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New Firm and New Goods.
1 the Mammoth Drug & Chemical
n Emporium of

CHRIST g. CALDWELL.
The undersigned having purchased the entire
Mammoth Drug Store formerly kept by Dr
Thornton 4 Co., are now ready 10 fill Orders
and Prescriptions at moments notice. We
have a large and well selected stock of fresh
and pure DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals
Dyestuifs, Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty and
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE,
1N kinds Of Patent Medicines,
Fruit and Confectionery,
Tobacco, Snuff and Imported Cigars of the
choicest brands,
Fancy Notions and Toilet articles,
Fine Toilet Soaps * Periumery of all kinds,
BRUsHEs AND COMBS OF EVERY VARIETY.
Books and Stationery.
4 general variety of Literary and School Books
Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps of every
description fresh Pine Oil and Patent Burn
ing Fluid always on hand.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS Of all kinds
for Medicinal uses.
Fire Proof and Zinc Paints.
Preserving and Picking Jars, &c
u Customers will find our stock complete.
comprising many articles it is impossible here
to enumerate, and all sold al moderate prices
Call and see us, one and all, and see our
stock; and if We can't sell you cheap goods.
we will not ask You 10 buy.
We are always on hand 10 wait on customers.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store,
THEO. $. CHRIST,
F. S. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. 56S