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OR, THE .
FORGER CONVICTED.

FOkGEk CONVICTED. 5:
JOHN s. DYE is THE AUTHOR, E
Who has had 10 years experience as {
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A SERIES OF INTERESTING STORIES
From an Old Manuscript found in the East
1t furnishes the Most Complete History of :
ORIENTAL LIFE,
Describing the Most Perplexing Positions
in which the Ladies and Gentlemen of that !.
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only, at 81 a year. All letter. must be S
addressed to
JOHN S. DYE, Broker.
Publisher and Proprietor,
April %, 1857. 20 Wall Street, \. Y.
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NEW WALLPAPER HOUSE.
NO.-I43, MAIN STREET,
: s4hf 81 Nj - ~
WHEELING.5 :

T. G. HARBOUR begs leave to infssa
u. his friends and the citizens generally, thAt
he has added to his business lsfg -
w ALIa PAPEE.
and viii have in a few days asstock of I2ooes
bolts, all Of which was recent y purchased FROM
the best manufacturers and importers in the,
country. intend making this part Of ry
business, and respectfully ask ali those
that may want pretty paper at = low psioS, ~
remember the New Wall Pal er Hesse, Ne. lzSvl
Main street, J. C.. HARROBR Il
May s, 1857. 50
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
P3R THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds. Coughs, and
HOnrScMesa.

RxsNrifJn, Mass, eofh Dec, 1888.
Ds. J. G. ARA: ] do not hesifntc 10 sAy
HE beat rSmesly ] have. evef fonad Pr
Coughs. Hoarsensss, Inlnonza, aud t!ss
eoHeosnisant symptoms Of q Cold, ID your
CHsRar PE1roAAL. It's constant use in
my practice and my family for tire last
ten ysars has shown il to possoss sups-
rior virtues for the treatment nf G,eso
f.kn,,rleinfar ERES KNIGHT n u
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HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT J
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It's said that all productions Of l,slnapyill} &
have their day, aud are superseded ~ ney a. ~
edy. sit is not for day, but for fah ~ - = q
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root Of all diseases in tho bposA And dioels.z
art can accomplish nothing 35e5Q Qud that. Ihe g
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like water through porous substance, faxtht9
the germ or radix Of scRoFUIA, EsALr Hn1ex
RRfs1pELAs, CANCER. TUMoR and all erQptixA 81
ulcerous dstempers, in the circulafion, andszz
grasses the taint at once and forever. x $ - g:
WOUNDS, BRUISES, BURNSaxN So s.
sass SEA LIDS. s. 8tss 4 sss sss<5
The extentsto which mechanical and RannrSSa
featuring industry in this country has reach
cd is greater than in any other. Hcre, thefy
fore. the liability to bodily accident has 1G<<<k
creased in the same ratio.s Accidents are ll-i}
mentally frequent, and often even whenS {.
trivial in themselves, are made, TO end fatally
from want of due attention and proper reu1ez e
dies. The most powerful curative ever ~
pised to wounds, bruises; sores of any saoIt 81.
is HotLowAY's oiS1xKSTs,s ETery tradssmar- -,.sss
every man to whom an accident may happen- &,
and who is there exempt ~ should be pro-
vided against the physical danger which,
though never fores.en, are Of hourly oesqz 81 Ss'
rence. ~ IS -s q 4 s. sss ssz<.sS - - 8
ER RYSIPELAS, SALT RIIEUM PILGA
AND PAINS. Il ) = : icss y y
The cnres, which this ointment Effects nj 1
healing Ulcers long standing and which hsys q 4
resisted all other applications, as we'll AS IN
curing Erylsipeias, Pies, Fistulas, Sdh Rhtan
and pains in the limbs and joints, have been
SO countless and so notorious Throughout ih5 e
world, that any effort to give an adequate d.
tailed statement of their number OF charoetoi
would be vain. It is Sufficient to say that fh6 1
Ointment has never proved nefdcaciouss
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The proprietor of the above named House,
begs leave to inform the public that he has
Just opened up said house for the accommo-
dation of travellers and boardess. livery
attention will be paid to those who favor him
with a call, to make them comfortable and
their stay pleasant. He IS we'll provided with
Stabling, and the utmost attention will be Civ
en- to that department.. Charges reasonable.
Don't forget to call at the Willow Grove.
JACOB FISHER.
Baresyille, March 25, '57.na.l pd.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A. z. Afc1p0Id REfURE J0eI F. Randolph
s.9vs. - IL Justice Of the Peace in
H. T. Helmbold. and for Center township,
Monroe County, Ohio, a writ of attachment has.
been issued out by the PlaintiE, against the
Defendant, for the sum of ten dollars, the De-
fendantb being nonresident. s'.a II M
A. c. AReHBeLp.
ort. g Iss7-.sw.
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Through ] Ticke cts
NOTICE.s

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed was appointed on the I'd day. Of No
vember, by the Probate Court Of Monroe
County, Ohio, administrator Of the estate Of
Charles Bruner, deceased, late of said county,
JOHN !. EDGAR, 8.
Nov. 4, 1s57.---Sw. , - [ Adrn'r.
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=. ea,9i. PETER METZ'S ESTATE. =
NOTICE is hereby given that ths,subscriber
y has been appointed by the Probate Court
VI Monroe County, Ohio, administrator of the
istate Of Peter Metz, deceased. 5i;s 4 &
nray JACOB HOLPP, Admir-.
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vUyIM0THF SEED, Ky. Blue Grass SIeds
Hemp seeds Garden, Seeds, &6ss &cr for
sais 'at EfHEbRIrx1
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NEW MARBL LE WORKS /

TlHE undersigned are making arrangements
IL to carry on the business Of manufacturing
Ora We STONES TOMB, STONES,
assa MONUMENTS, &c !, &c. II 9i,
EITHER OF AMERICAN OR ITALIAN MARBLE,
when desired. They hope, by strict attention
to business and moderate prices, to render sat
isfaction to those who may purchase work Of
them. They will also be prepared 10 furnish
work in Free Stone to all wishing it.
I5zls Asse .saF'let ALEX. POPE, Ai5ls Ma
.aEl4 ~ a DANIEL NEUHART. E
Sept. 80, 1s57.-1y.pd. e
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- Theodore Hook. in describing /.
hsdIy-dfessed dinner observed shatssser5,
thing was sour but the vinegar I
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-18

WITH a large surplus, securely invested
w under the sanction and approval of the
Comptroller of Public Accounts, of the State
of Connecticut.
This company has also complied with the
very cautious and stringent laws of this State,
in relation to foreign Insurance Companies.
+ 1t was incorporated by the Legislature of
the State of Connecticut, in May 1850, with a
PERPETUAL CHARTER, and commenced busi-
ness on capital of two hundred thousand
dollars; the whole of which has been invested
in securities of the highest character.
Those who contemplate making life insur-
ances, should, first OF all, satisfy themselves
of the character and stability of the Company
they may select. The interest of the assured
in the stability and permanent prosperity of a
Company, in the security and certainty that it
will fulfill its engagements, is of incompara-
bly, greater importance than the triaing saUiag
that may be made by paying inadequate pre-
miums. -" :.
The principle of Life Insurance is based on
| sound mathematical calculations, and admits
of no variation. Ultimate security, being the
primary object to be obtained, this Company
will do business on the lowest rates of pre-
miums that can be adopted, and afford requis-
ite security to the insured, and perpetuity to
the institution.
WIN. P. RICHARDSON, Agent,
q r Woodsfeld, Ohio.
| eE Office one door north of Treasurer's
Oflce, Main Street.
| Feb. Is, 1857.
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WILLIAM THeMPsoN's ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that John Thomp-
IN SON and Isaac Murray. have been confirm
ed by the Probate Court OF. Monroe County,
Ohio, as the executors of the estate of William
Thompson, deceased. "a.
ia t-fIfiECs DIE ANN THOMPSON,
+ o.afftfs ISAAC MURRAY. : I'll
} set. rs, 1857. RxrA
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,FHHE proprietor Of the above named well
u known and popular house, begs, leave to
remind the public that it stiIl merits and main
tains it's old reputation. He has recently made
extensive and costly improve and is bet
ter prepared now than ever here31 31fpre to ad-
minister to the comfort of his patrons. He
promises ahat no Hotel in the. town shall give
better accommodations for the same money.
80 ss - THOMAS K DAVIS. a
-ai n B. Especial care taken of horses.
March 26, 1856. 6.fsao ~ Sfs
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GT. LANDRY REGIMENT, LOUISIANA
~ MlIlrtA-IlEApor itTHRs, Town of ,pelo,,sas

GT. LANDRY REGIMENT, LOUISIANA
~ MlLlTtA.-liE N,rERs, Town of ipelousas
January 5, lSdi.-Orlcrs No. l.
!. The undersigned having bccn drly appointed
and commissioned Goiaael of tho st. , ndry Reyi.
ment, Isl Brigade, itll Division OF the i,ia of tho
State VI Louisiana, assumes the comma I.
2 The boundaries Of Battalions, and , boundn-
ries OF the different companies, nS hcretoto .tb
shea in the Parish OF st. Landry, retained until
further ORDERS
3. All arms and accmiiremcpts now in the hands
OF individuals, belonging to the State, are required
TO bc forthwith rctrncd in good order to IIeaIual-
ters, under tho ponnity imposed by law.
H. IL is deemed highly important tlat at least one
company sl.psl1 be organized in every Militia heat
~ volunteers, Tor which purpose lists .st he signed
having tho nLnbar required by law. for the arm of
services Trey intend 10 beione to wit AT least SO for
Artillery and inintry, ard nj least 5 for Cavalry,
exclusive oi Musicans. When sufficient nunlbcil,
have signed they will fiiiy write out the Rules they
lttcnd to adopt (without ssning), and submit the
same. with the aforesaid lists to tho Inspection OF
The commander Of the Regiment, who will take such
altcrior measures RI The law directs to carry their
views into effect II is suggested tlt in aLppting
uniform, regard should lc had 10 the means Of in
dividunis Guf II. BELL, Colonel
N. Ii. For the information of all concerned the
following extract is given from An Act to provide
FOR the organization Of the Miliiiu of the State of
Louisiana, approved April 20, 1873:
Section |. That the Militia of the State of Ioui-
sana shall be composed Of aii free white males re-
siding in the State, and who have resided there sixty
days, and eighteen years of age and not yet forty
five, and who not exempt under the laws OF tic
United States or Of this State" tt
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,,-MARY's HALL, Washington, St

S,.MARY'S HALL, Washington, st.
~ Landry, La.
This institution, under the supervision of Mrs.
Whitney, Principal, and c. F. v. Haskell, Vice
Principal, will be opened for the reception of pupils
the third M"nday in October 1856, embracing full
scientific course, viz:
Dictation, Eloeution, Arithmetic, Grammar, Mod
ern and Ancient Geography, Outline Maps History,
botany; Astronomy, tie higher Mathematics, Ge-
ology, Mineraiogy Concholory, Ancient Mythology,
Organic Chemistry, Physiology, intellectual Pow
cis, Logic, Ethics, English Poetry aud Polite Liter
ature.
Instruction will also be given in the Languages
aud Fine Arts.
Tho scholastic year is divided into two sessions,
twenty weeks each.
English Ccu,se, per session. ................s .s25 90
beard, per month. ......... ................l2 90
Matrculation fec ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3 90
The Languages, Music, Painting in Oil, Linear
Crayon and MonocMnma1c Drawing, French Gray.
ons, Silk and Chenille Blending, at the usual rates
Use Of Sheet Music and Patterns, each, 50.
Use Of Musical instrument, S.
The Institution, aside from board, furnishes bed
steads and mattresses Boarders provide all Other
requisite appendages.
For the promotion of economy in dress, it is dc
silIbie the young ladies conform to an established
uniform, when time and circumstances admit.
The school will be in no respect dcnominationa
or sectirian. The mode of instruction is systemati
cal and strictly intellectual. The Organization Of all
sutcst foundation for success. In the discharge %
duties incident to the various departments, the best
talent will always be employed
Patrons committing their daughters os wards tt
our care are requested to specify the church they
wish them to be in attendance. Daughters of the
regular Clergy, tuitien gratis.
No pupil received Tor less tiine than one session.
Tuition fec, semi.annnally in advance.
The personal efforts Of the Principal will be givcI
to make ST. AiaFys Hall all that can he desired
school OF elevated literary character, where young
ladies can, who wish, receive a finishing course
REFTREECEs.
Rt Rev Bishop 7 + Davis, So Ca; Bishop Green
Jackson, Miss; Col q Hooker, Gallatiu, Miss;
Smith, NJ y. Monticello, Miss: } w Simpson, NJ d
Laurens G II, So Ca; Hon !. Orr, Washington, D C
Hon W Feaihcrston, Houston, Miss; II and S |
Willard, Troy Seminary, N Y.
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JUDICIAd1 NOTICES.

CTATE OF LOUlSIANA--DistriG 'nurt
~ Parish of st. Landry. No. S004... Esss.te Of
James NJ Woods, deceased.
ISAAC II. JACKSON, of the Parish of st. Landry
Test,mant.ry Esils.tnr of the eetate Of james NJ
Woods, deceased, late OF said Par-h1 having filed a
final ta,eau of classification Of the debts of said
estate F!grount Of administration and paiTt:~2 OF
the estao among the heirs, accompanied y his pc
tition, praying that the same may he homnlogated
and approved; Aud whereas, the prayer o. saa re
tition has bceu granted by order Of Court dated
January, 1851;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show causc. i any they have, within
thirty days from the date heioot why said tab!cai
should mol he honolngato'i and confirmed.
Clerks Office, 0pelousas, January 3. 1857.
Is. LA s,IIi APES GinrE.
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G!lERIFF'S SALE.-State of Louisiana,
- District Court, Parish of st. Landry-No 72os:
Tulane, Baldwin d Co VS.. Thos. G. Anderson & Co.
no. 1898: Paul Tuline q Co. vs.. Thos. c. Anderson
X Co. No I4S1: Murray, Miller e. Co. vs.. Thos C.
anderson " Co. No. 1902: Buchannon, Carroll 4
Co vs.. Ilios. c. Anderson Il Co.,. No. 74s5: peet
slmms & Co. vs. Thos. G. Anderson.
Dy virtue of five writs OF ii. ia. issued in the above
entitled suits by the District Court in and for the
Parish OF st. Landry and State aforesaid and to me
directed will expose at public sale. for cash M at the
Courthouse Of this Parish, on SATURDAY, the MI
day OF February A. D. 1851 commencing at the houl
Of a. N. and continuing from day to day if neces
sary all the right. title, interest and demand of the
sad defendants, Thomas G. Anderson and Thomas
NJ Anderson, in and to tile following property
seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
judgement in the suit entitled Thomas C. An.
derson Ct ais vs.. Eliza NJ Parrot wife, etc, District
e sheri M &C. C; opeloess sass gu's'f7ed aM T 1s57
l.. V. CHACHERE Sheriff.
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A n ORDINANCE ley;;iis Tax on the
=. ,:arlsn Of Ut. Landry for the services of the

A y ORDINANCE lcy;;ag ii Tax on the
4 = ,.arlsn Of IT. Landry for the services of the
year 1856.
Article !. The Police Jury of the Parish of Saint
Landry, tuur members thereof concurriny uiani-
mously therein, odin--
Art. q That for the service of tho year one thou
sand eight hundred and titty-sS q Parish Tax of
Twenty Thousand Dollars l,e and the same is here.
", imposed such Objects Of taxation as are estah-
lishcd by law, by the state, and within said Parish
Sthe towns Of ,Opelous.s, Washington and Grand
Art. IT, iii. @ Fist for the ordinary Parish purposes
of fcypenditire, there shall be added to Assessment
Roll of the State for this Paiish for the year 1856,
IN rrcportionatc addition, not exceeding seventy
five per cent, to the taxes Of each person assessed
so rs to make the sum of ten thousand two hundred
dollars.
Second: for the payment of existing debts, the
payment of Jurors and the construction of public
works exclusive Of public budings), there shall be
further added to the sasS Assessment Roll proper
onatc addition to Tic tax of each person aasesscd
50 to make the sim of nine Thousand eight h,i-
drcd doliars-thc said two Sums making in all the
sum of twenty thousand dollars.
Ordained December alp1s5G.
Attest: tl.BERT CAN'T, President.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
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CuERIFF's sALE-District Court p,

SHERIFF'S ALE.-District Court, Par.
~ ISL of St. Landry.-Nos. 597s, 1885, 7S23.-Eu
phroysine Marks Administrative vs.. Plaeide Guild
": r. Guidry W. Eurhroysine Marks, Admin
iStratrix; Campbell x Guilry vs.. Placide Guidry.
BY Airtue Of three wl.ts Of ier facils, issued in
the above entitled suits y the District Court in and
for the Parish aforesaid aald State Of Louisiana. and
1T The Courthouse Of this Parish, on SATURDAY
the 7th day of February, a. D. ls53, commencing at
the hour OF IL A. NJ. and continuing from day to day
il necessary, all the right title, interest and demand
of the said defendant, pacide Guidry, in and tc
the following property, seized to satisfy said order
to wit:
A Negro Man named DANIEL, aged about forty
years.
Sherif's Office, Opelousas, Jan. s. 1851.
l.. Y. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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NHAS. N. EALER, Watch-Alakcr and
" Jewcler, corner of Main and Landry streets. OPP
elousas has on hand an assortment of WATCHES
and JEWEInY, consisting of English and French
Gold and Silver cased Lever and Lepine Watches,
arRings, Fnger-Ings, Breast-P Pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen Spectacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Toilet
Soaps, and other articles too numerous to mention:
the whole of which will be sold at much reduced
prices for cash Or good city acceptance.
will also execute all kinds Of work in my line of
business in workmaniike manner and with prompt
lispatch for cash. Z. N. EAi.tN.
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EDUCATION.

SHAW's SCHOOL, situated on Bayou
~ Bmuf, in the McCrory settlement.
This School will open en- the 1st of January next
1851; and for the convenience of those who live ut
distance, bcar' tc., have been reduced to the fol
lowing low i.r.es:
Board per session Of 81 weeks. .......... $40 0C
" asnlng, Bed Eedding and Candles ........ 10 0f
tuition Ill English. ....................,...l Is OC
=" and French ........... 2d OF
Onc-haif payable in advance. No lost time will
be deducted unless unless in case OF sickness.
10 the wee = attached Sabbath School
Tor the n the pupils. - 1
so,u,, -ceinDe. 20, 1856.
L. B. SHAW. !
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GFFY llOIEL-'Ihe undersigned hns the
~ honor to infolm the public that A ,eSs,- .
he is now ready to receive and ac-
commodato at least one hundred S INV SsMyaff
hoardcls in his large and cnmmodi- IN
Gus Hotel, situated on Main street, in ST. NlaIIsVe.
The rooms are well aired, and the table will be well
catered.
He has also opened, ON the beautiful lot adjoining
the Hotel, LIVERY STABLE, where Carrages
Ruggies and SSulkies, us well Carriage and Riding
Horses, can bo procured at moderate prlccs :
ST. MmtiAsyillc, November s, 1856. ..-t
G, DOJTNIENGE ?
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rHANGE OF RES1DEN CE.-Dr. PI-
" LATE has removed his residence and Office to
the dwelling on Landry street near Judge Overtons,
and opposite L. Brettfs store. Besides the ordinary
services of his preession the Dr. will continne To
attend on all diseases of the Mouth and Teeth and
uroctice in all the branches Of Dentistry. His work
IN all that line is warranted, an! performed after the
latest and most approved process.
Artificial Teeth are not cnlyan ornament: they re-
establish the voice to its natural tone and above all,
permt masticaton, so Indispensable to The health.
DR., plate will visit Washington weekly.
priccs mn.cratG.
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OpELoUsAs FEMALE ACADEMY.

.0PEL0USAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
~ Mrs. HOY. assisted by IN allie corps of teach
ers, will commence her academieal year on the 22d
Of September, and she will be prepared 10 give in-
struction il all the Useful and Ornamental branches
taught in Girls Schools. 70 insure facility in the
use Of t,1a French Language, it will be made, SO far
as possible, The language Of The family
The School Year is divided intn two sessions of
twenty-one weeks each. Terms per session are
Tuition in Primary Department. ............ $50 90
" = Advanced % 90
instruction on The Piano Observation-Disclosures 80 GO
Singing and SultaSe. .......................3 IS 90
l.'aNihE. ..........,.....l3 dh
Eunoieryin six. eiieii,c, EIolsttl, etc. -. Ia 90
Boarding, Wasing, lJurl, etc. .............6 go 90
Payment is required qlsarrnrly. and in advance.
The English Department will be entirely under
.e OF Miss augusta Wheeler; the other depart
Aenta will receive the united services Of Mrs. Hoy
Miss H9Y, Mnia DC 81. Ange and Mrs. Walkley.
Singing ana Soiicge will lie taught exclusively by
Mrs. Waltley WHO is much hetter teacher Of vocal
nlisc tlsap can generally lc found either North or
South. she has studied under the lest masters both
in hunpe and america. She has been a pupil Of
the celebrated Theodore Eisc!1 of NcwYurk
n. R--Nn extra clargcs Tor French and no Incl
dental expenses for sickness, unless in where n
hired nnsc would lie required. No such has occurred
since the opening e' the school, March 1853.
Considering the Fare in most Boarding Schools
too poor for health and the highest moral improve
nlent, especial attention is given to it.
Opeousas, August 80, 1856.