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II TNE Negresse agee de 81 ans, bonnie
u cuisiniere ct extra blanchisseuse. ct
propre a toutes especes de travaux des
champs avee son fills, gaillard petit negro de
9 ans.
CONDITIONS - Au moins TN tiers comp
tant, ct la balance credit Pour les lGf6.
rences, s'adresser MN Cazeaux frsres ct
Marcel Daire, a Ia Vile Plate, ou au bureau
de eette feuille. Ces esclaves sont pleine.
ment garantis sous tous les rapports.
Opelousas, 10 Septempre. 1957.-42-3f
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CALcAsIEU.-Une lettre dun dc nos amis do cette
Paroisse, nous apprend quill aura, au Lac Charles
lie ID Octobre proclaim, un grand Barbecue Demo-
cratiqae, donpe en- comn<moration de rhonneur &C.
eorde cette Parosse par le Comits National Demo
ratque des Etats Unis ct par celu de notre propre
Etat, CONNIE la Premiere Paroisse Democratique des
Etats-Unis Ia derniere election p.esidentielIe On
salt que Ia Paroisse Calcasieu reeu IN drapeau de
Washington City, ct un panache de cheyreuil, dc ID
Nouvelle Orleans.
Nous voyons aussi dams In meme Iettre que l'on
lancera, le meme jour- sur ie beau Lac an bord du-
quef le barbecue sera donne, un bateau vapeur de
130 tonneaux, coustrut sur les eux.
&c sela pour Ros vosins, une journge joyeuse.
rs Four de la matiere lire, voir d Ia premiere
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CO Nous pubions agjourd'hui, rexclusion de
beaucoup dautre matere d lire, rAdresse du Comite
Central Democratique de Get Etat aug votans de Ia
Louisiana. Les excellentes recommendations les
suggestions sages les raisons pausibles quee
sient Ia fercns lire ntsrat par tous mos lecteurs
quelque parti qufs appartiennent
Nous en- recommandons la lecture ayec attention.
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Un journal de Lille nous revele une nou-
velle propriete du iuide electrique. Tn sieur
Alexandra Verdrelle, don't les parents babi-
tent contour Saint Maurice, i Lille, await
rapporte d'Atrique une fevre qui le minait
depuis environ dix-huit mois. II trois
semaines, il etait ale passer quelques jours
au hameau du Petit -Pierle. dams les enyirons
de Quesnoy sur Deule Ia foudre etant tombee
sur la cheminee de sa chambre await penetre
dams l'interieur ct etait sortie par un carreau
de vitre moitie brise ct saus occasionner
aucun degat; mais le fuide electrique
coupe la fevre instantanement, ct depuis
lors lancien zouave est parfaitement gueri
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Il ~ OPELOUsASs
SAMEDI MATTN, 26 SEPT. 1857.

~ La Male totalement manque mercredi
dernier, ce qui explique 'absence du Prix Courant
de la Nouveile-OrlGans de nos colennes d'aujour~
d'hai. '''~@ z5-g =.
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Cedant aux solicitations de mes amis, jai CONSENT
me laisser porter CONNIE candidat relecton de
Novembre proclaim pour representer e Sme District
du Jury de Police, comprenant Coulee Croche, Grand
Coteau ct Gros Chevreuil.
II juliet. +. C. DEVILLIERS.
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vENTE Au PRlX C0uTANT,

e soussigne desirant fondre son maga-
- sin, ohre actuellement ses marchan-
discs au prix coutant, pour du compliant
Toutes les personnes desirant faire des achats
sont requises de s'adresser lui avant de SO
pourvoir ailleurs. JIM GILES.
Opelousas, 26 Septembre, 1857.
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gB Nous sommes autorise a annoncer que NJ.
MARTIN PERRAuLr est candidat pour la place de
Constable pour le Ter ACCOMPLISHMENT de Ia Paroisse
st. Landry, feection de novembre proclaim.
IL Avril, 1857.
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w Nous sommes autorise annoncer McHENRY
HUSBAND CONNIE canddat pour Constable du Ter
ACCOMPLISHMENT de ceste Paroisse, comprenant les
Opelousas, d relection qui aura lieu en- Novembre
proclaim. [16 Mai, 1857.
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o. Nous sommes autorse annoncer que N.
ULYssE GABEREL est candidat pour la place de Juge
de Paix pour lie Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT de la Pa
roisse st. Landry. L'eection en- Novembre proclaim.
Juliet, 1857.
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C. YVES DAvY, Recorder aeeuel, prevlens ls
public qn'il est canddae pour b meme place, re-
lection de Novembre proclaim. l8 Asril
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Nous sommes autorise d annoncer N. JOSEPH
D. RICHARD CONNIE candidat pour une des places de
Juge.de-Paix du Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT de cette
Paroisse, relecton de Novembre proclaim.
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pERTE DU CENTRAL, ABrERICA.

Details c0gtplets foayHis par ataa passagey
---Recft de IA catastrophe par H. R
CJstgas.
Savannah, Us septembre--Nous devons
Henry ghilds de III maison Childs ]
Dougherty, de New 7 ork, m des cling passa.
gers suryIyants du Central America, arrives,
&c matln, par la barque Saxon, le r6cit sal
want de cette horrible catastrophe
REcIT pE M. CHILDs.
|. Neus avona quite Ia HaTane dams d
matinee du mardi, Q septembre. Nous avions
eu un temps d6lioieux ct une nler calme de-
puis AspinWall iusqa 4 Ii Hayane.
nurant l'apres-midi du Jour lie notre depart
de Ia Havane (le % nne fraiche brise s'eleva
at continue toute Id mutt
lie mercredi matin ellie soufla avee baau-
coup plus de force. La bourrasque d,lra tout
le mercredi, et ID nuit ellie await pris lss pre-
portions dun ouragan.
La mer dsvint tres crosse. cetse date. ct
continue aims, durant toute Ii iournes du
jeudi.
Le yendredi, ID tempete se prolongas aveo
une fufie incessante, et i q heures din natin,
on anuonca aux passagers qR R'une vois d'eau
s'etait deolar6e dana IL steamer, et qa'il I'll
salt aau aVso rapidit6.
On forma alors une ligne. ss lea hommes
se mirent d PmnFre. oppoaaut laurs efforts 4
l'entr6e dc lean dams u compartment Oh sb
trouyait Ia machine, ss 5.ss3
Les feux etafent deia Gtesnta, ear lean
avait pen6tre IN quantite suiisante pour de.
berminsr Get effet. 81
Cependant. mons p0lnes assez gagneg SIT
l'invssion do l'eau pour fairs fonetionusF dss
nouvean ii vapeags mails par nalheuF, mons
no plmes conssryar nDtre avantags cue guel-
ques minutes. aprls Iesquelles Ii machine
e'arreta. III pour tpnjoslEs pette fois.
On eontinua de resister au passage dill lean,
sur tous II points da nayirs, slsql . DE- qn' Il
s'abaissat nfln, n sssss
Pendant Ii hi az aaq.aa
graduell III
ga cQaa II
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NM les Eaiteurs dw Courier des Opezousas:
Soyez assez bons pour annoncer que, cedant aux
solicitations de mes amis, Jai CONSENT me laisser
porter CONNIE candidat la place d'Assesseur, la
quee lis mont eu deux fois. Pelection de novem-
bre proclaim. PIERRE MOUILLE.
Opeousas, II Avril, 1857.
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rEy"Nous sommes autorise annoncer aux votans
du 2me ACCOMPLISHMENT du Jury de Police, compose
de Grand C5teau, Gros Chevreuil ct Coulee Croche,
que NJ. LEON THIBoDEAU est canddat pour repre-
senter lie dit reimbursement au Jury de Police,
relection de Novembre proclaim. { juliet, 1857.
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~ Nous sonn1es autorise annonter que VILLE-
kEuyE JoUBEHT est canddat pour la place d'Assas-
seur de Paroisae, r6ecton de Eoyesnbss prochain.
Mai, teSE.
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ca WIN. H. SPENCER Esqr. est candidat pour Ia
place de Juge de Paix pour lie Ter Arrondissement
de la Paroisse St. Landry. Is ao1t
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~ Nous sommes autorise 4 annoncer que M
ALcEsrE Roy est canddat pour la place de Constable
pour lie Ter ACCOMPLISHMENT de la Paroisse St. Lam
dry, D rslection de Novembre proclaim. T1s Avril.
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EPoUVANTABLE DEsAsTRE.
500 MoRTs.

-.... sgs III OUU M0KT6.
Ce nest pas sans raison que les dernieres
depeches de NeM-York, exprimaient de Sc
rieuses inquietudes sur le sort du Central
AmeyicG, Nous apprenons aujourd'h hui Ia
deplorable nouvefle de Ia perte du steamship
ct de III mort de 500 de ses passagers. II
portaitaus 81, 800, 900 en- or qui sont per.
dus. 5# sI
A quoi faut-il attribuer Ia frequence de
ces desastres maritiines qui So produisent aux
Etats- Unis? Tout derniarement encore le
steamship Hlsaois a fall Sc perdre corps ct
bien sur un rocher3 dams les eaux de Cube
II ma do son salut u'au calme de Ia 1ncr
lie Central .ADserscG portait LED passengers
venant de California ct Sc dirigeait sur New,
York f
Havaitquitte ia Havane le s dams De bon
mes conditions. Cestle 12qa'il s'est perdu.
Cette epouvantable catastrophe VA ieter le
deuil dams un grand nombre de families Ellie
await produit ! New York IL plus grande5
CONSERVATION.
La marine q vapeur americaine est rive
ment eproaFee depnis quelques annees.
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Ne parle jamais dun arbre avant d'ayoir
vu les fruits quill rapporte. q
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LOge H.. c.. No. l9.

1H. z4' 10' q IA
TINE tenue reguliere de cette r. Logs
- aura lieu Samedi proclaim, 26 Septem.
bre, heures de papres-midi. Les frares
etrangers sont invites d'assister d 10 seance.
Par mandement du W. M. . .~E
JOHN F. M0RROGH, SecretGsro.
Opelousas, 10 Septembre, 1857
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TICKET DEMOCRATIQUE.
Pour AudSteur,
E. w. ROBERTSON.

Pour Ifssorier,
ROBERT A. HUNTER,
Pour sarintendant de rEdaeation Pss5tiqae,
W. II HAMILTON.
Pour le Quatrisme District Congressional.
JOHN TR. SANDEDGE.
Pour Senatears d la legislature, rea
BENJAMIN r. CAN'T, de St. Landry
AMEDEE PUJO, de Calcasieu.
Poar Rsprsseatants, ....,-
OLIVIER d. GUIDRY, du Carancro.
JOHN J. MORGAN, de lAtchafalaya.
Pour Shsrif #
~. LOUIS v. CHACHERE.
Pour Recorder,
ANDREW j. THOMPSON.
Pour Assesseur, es..-za
JOSEPH B. RICHARD.
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4 VI R r. Ra

U ES sonssignes ont l'honneur d'annoncer
"a au bublic qu'ils sont maintenant prets
aprendre, des prix moderes, des portraits
dun genre nouveau. Les Danes ct Mes.
siears des Opelousas sont prizes de venir exa-
miner des echantillons, de notre Outrage, qui
peuvent etre vus dams tine des chambres do
la Nelson de Cour, ct que nous osons esperer
nous precureront votre patronage.
MCCLURE, BARRETT & Co.
Opelousas 26 Septembre, 1857!
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AVIS AUX BOULANGERS.

AVIS AUA rs.
BUREAU DE PoL1cE, Opelousas,
26 Septembre. 1857.
E prix de Ia farine fraiche Gtant de
- Sc 90 sur le marche de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, les Boulangers sont requis de dom
ner 27 onees dc pain pour dix cents, ct treize
onces ct demie pour cinq cents. durant la SO.
maine prochaine.
JONATHAN HARRIS, President.
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O A 81 ID U ID Az g

MN. les Elitenys I
Veuillez annoncer dams votre journal que cedant
aux solicitations de nombreux amis, jai consent
deveuiru IN candidat independant (democrate( pour
representer au senat de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, les
paroisses st. Landry, Lafayette ct Calcasieu-
Ter Aoat 1851 d. PELLERIN.
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10 FR. CoURrNEY Esq., est lie canddat rGgulier
de Ia Convention D6mocratique quia eu lieu Ia
Prairie Mamouth, pour representant de la Paroisse
St. Landry la Legislature prochains.
27 Juin 1857
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rs Four de la matiere lire, voir d Ia premiere
coIonne de rautre page.
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LII. les Ed;teurs
Veaillez annoncer dams votre journal que, csdant
aux solicitations de mes nombreux aTnis, i'ai con-
senti me presenter CONNIE candidat independant
ldemocratel pour representer les Paroisses 81. Lam
dry, Lafayette ct Calcasieu au SGnat de Etat de Ia
Louisiana. WILLIAM COTTERELL
H Is aoat, 1851.
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Aassi, le meme jour ct aux rnsnes lieux.
ct entire lea memes heares du jour, il sera tenu
une election pour SIX Membres du Jury de
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THE GRAND RIVER TIMES, jury Is.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

CLUBBrNG.-Should any of our citizens wish to
obtain our paper and an eastern publication at
club rates, we will furnish any one of the maya
zines or papers named in the following list, with
the Times, one year for the sum indicated:
Godeys Lady's Book, SO.
Harper's Magazine 50.
New Jerusalem Messenger, weekly, $3.50.
Boston Investigator, weekly, So so.
BY subscribing for papers in this way, 81 can be
saved in some instances in others, only SO cents,
but even that is something of an inducement IN
these hard times. We have many other papers
among our exchangesethat we can recommend
as we'll conducted and interesting and though we
cannot in all cases offer the above inducement we
will receive subscriptions for any of the publica-
tions named in our list of exchanges, if desired,
at the regular rates. and forward them to the pub
Iii
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Notices OF Books, Magazines, sc.

Peterson's Ladies National Magazine for August,
comes to hand in advance of the other monthlies.
The engravings are good the stories are original
and interesting 1t merits large circulatian.
Harpe's Story Book, No. 3D. MINIGo, or the Fairy
of Carnstone Abbey, is received. 1t is prettily
written and entertaining story For the perusal of
youth these Story Books are unsurpassed.
The Cosmopolitan Art Journal of which we have
the June number, is quarterly of superior value.
1t occupies a sphere distinct from that of any
other periodical. 81 year. Free to members of
the Association.
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O. A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, rs years Of age,
in-law, nephews and nieces, by that dreadful dis
ease, consumption, and suffering with cough
himself, determined to visit the East Indies, Egypt
and Japan, where he discovered apreventtive and
Certain Cure for colds, coughs, bronchitis, consul
mption, nervous debility and asthma. His cough
was cured Immediately; he returned, cured his
relatives, who inherited the disease and in connec-
ton with his employed il in their practice and
cured thousands of cases considered hopeless by
others. For the purpose of rescuing as many Of
his suffering fellow beings as possible, he is send
ing the Recipe to all who wish it for 10 cts Of 1t
to pay the postage, and the balance printing
Address DIR. HEATH, 101 Spring street, opposite
st. Nicholas Hotel, New York. 294m3
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TOTAL,

0~ We publish a list of our exchanges this
week. They are arranged alphabetically; the
states and towns in which they are published are
also given in the same way, with the exception of
Michigan, which is placed at the head of the list
AS our columns are usually crowded. we cannot
hereafter insert them, excepting only list of
magazines, periodicals, and papers esteemed as
valuable, with such others as see fit to return the
compliment. We think the plan of giving such
list standing insertion f all papers would do SOY
would be of great benefit to publishers generally,
but it cannot be done unless reciprocated.
The Grand Rapids Eagle, speaking of this plan,
says:
The Eastmanville Times publishes list of its
eXchanges-a good idea, worthy of being acted
upon by other publishers.
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GRAND HAVEN, July Is, 1857.

CHICAGO, Monday, July 10.
The week opens with a quiet grain market,
wheat having declining tendency, but corn
remaining firm.
Receipts of lumber to-day are 4941, 900 feet.
WHEAT-Three cargoes spring sold on board at
SIPS. Lots i'm store at $1,22.
FLoUR.-Tolerable demand for shipping-some
pretty heavy sales made at $3.50 for city mills
extra, 1915 for superfne.
CoRN.-Market more heavy.
OATs.-Quiet-52c in bags.
BEEF.-$14,50
PoRK-Mcss sells at S23-$23,50.
HAMs.-13c per pound.
LARD.-l4-14 1-2c.
EGGL-13c.
SUGARs.-Crushed loaf, 15c Powdered, Is Ia.
SYRUPs.-Goden, 81 in bbs. ST. ,02 in half bbls.
81 ,O5 in 10 gallon kegs. Extra sugar house, Soc
CoFFEE.-Rio ~ l-2-13c. Java 17-l7 12c.
Chicago Ledger.
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PERsoNAL-Many of our exchanges came to
MS last week, filled with all sorts of lame apologies
for their lack of reading matter--had to celebrate
the fourth-couldn't do better &c. We offered no
excuse, for there was none needed the Times had
rs good an appearance as usual But this week it
bears lean look and while we regret it, we feel
that we can offer reasonable excuse. Indisposi-
tion has caused us the loss of two or three days
york. We always do the best We can
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10 The first strawberries we have seen this sea-
son, were on GEO. EAsTMAN's table last Thursday.
We partook of "a few. Didn't stop to count 'em.
Judge that we appropriated liberal portion
Would express our thanks to Mr. EASTMAN and
family, as we are just getting hungry for more.
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Dissolution.

TTNHE firm Of Calvert & Co. has this day dissov-
l. ed by mutual consent. The business of the
late firm will be settled by the subscriber. :.
The public invited to call as usual at the Old
place, on Water street, next door to the ottawa
House. where they will find great variety of eve
rythng in the line of Groceries, Yankee Notions,
ETC. etc L. SHACKELTON.
Jan'y 10, 1856 I273 tt
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Three years ago next August we procured Of
of the mammoth Alpine strawberry which were
the first we believe ever brought into this country
They have never failed TO bear well, and of mon
strous size. We had one this year which measured
inches in crcumference-V VALPARAISO Republican.
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The Grand Rapids Eagle is sound on the question
of newspapers in Ottawa county. 1t says Success
TO them ALL For one of the -four we thank the
Eagle for its kind wish for our success, which we
shall endeavor to merit We are frequently asked
how Ottawa county can support four newspapers,
when Kent county has but two, by people who do
not seem to be aware that it costs to sustain
daily than weekly. We have had some little
experience in daily offices, and think that two
daily papers cost much more than four weeklies.
Besides two dailies, one semi-weekly, and two
weeklies, we believe Kent county can boast of one
or two monthlies.
THE LUMBER TRADE.-The Chicago Ledger, Of
July 9th, says:
The receipts of lumber to-day are 100000 feet.
Those of last week were 0,9S6, 402 feet The total
receipts for the season now amount to $4,000, 900
for Call
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CUTLER & WARTS,
Thankful for the patronage bestowed while con-
nected with the old firm of Haxton Cutler & Warts,
would ask continuance of the same. Our old and
new friends will find us ever ready to attend to
their wants. at the old store.
February 9, 1856. cav.
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NEATNEss AND IMPROVEMENT IN PRINTING
Mark ii. Pomeroy, editor of the Horizon (Wis.)
Argus, offers some very good advice in relation to
the printing of newspapers. His ideas of the style
of displaying advertisements with large type, now
so much i'm fashion, very nearly coincide with ours.
Many printers display taste and type but the taste
is much less than the type which, of respectable
poster size, too often entirely eclipses the former.
We extract from his EDITORIAL
If one half of the seven columned papers in this
state, were ensmalled instead of enlarged, and the
same labor as now laid out upon them, the profess
sion generally would be much better off. Reduce
the dsplay-type of your advertisements, and draw
out one-half of your leads
Wisconsin papers are now larger than the majority
of the eastern papers, still, many of them do not
present so good an appearance.
Throw out all large cuts, especially patent-medicine
ones better ink, and there will be less hardup
editors and fewer strapped jours.
Too little pains is taken by printers, both city
and country, with their papers With many, n
mammoth sheet is a beautiful one, no matter if it
be printed on wrapping paper, with the poorest
ink imaginable, and filled with any quantity of
outlandsh cuts.
The country press must look more to appear
ances If they would prosper,-must use better ink,
better paper,-must throw out all large cuts and
awkward type, before their purse will grow heavy,
or their influence be fully appreciated.
To all these remarks we can heartily respond
amen. In our opinion, nothing disfgures paper
so much as the use of large type. Occasionally a
paper will be poorly printed-the roller may not
work well that week-we do not claim perfection
ourselves in this respect; but we do think that our
advertisements are well displayed.
In another thing we endeavor to excel,-that is
to have our paper free from typographical errors
and we bcstow on the proof-reading of advertise
ments as much care as we do on reading matter.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

The New Jerusalem Messenger.
Published every Saturday, mt S15 Canal st'N.f.
Byth General Convention ofthe Neo Jerusalem
Church in the United States
Rev. w. b. HAYDEN Editor. $500 per annum, In
advance. All business letters to be addressed to
JOHN l.. JEwETT, Agent,
29lwS* 2l5 Canal ST., New York.
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CASHMERE and other styles of summer Shawls
~ Straw trimmings, Hosiery, and in fact almost
every thing desirable for spring and summer wear
For sale cheap, at the Cash Store of
c. & w
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DONNET Ribbons, Artificial Flowers, Ruehc
ID Border in great profusion at the new store OF
CAV
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WE are constantly receiving additions to our
w spring and summer stock of Dry Goods, our
assortment is nearly complete, and as to prices we
defy competition our assortment consists in part
of Challi Berage, Popins, Printed Lawns, Alpacas,
Nous de Lains figured and plain, Mohar Lustres,
Ginghams, Calicoes, &c. &c. Please call and see.
CUTLER q WARTS
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-15

nRIED APPLES just received the best article
~ in this market, selling very cheap. at
c. e. w
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-15

ID fer twenty per cent cheaper than the same |
article has been sold in Grand Haven this season. |
Sept. %, SO. CUTLER & WARTS.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-15
READY MADE CLOTHING.

COLLINS and Great Western Axes, for sale
~ cheap by cav.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-22

WEST BoYIsToN OMNIBUS LINE = Persons
interested in travel between this city and West
Boylston, are referred to the advertisement of
Mr.. c. q. Barnard, in this paper. By thatit will
be seen that he will commence, on Monday, to
run regular omnibus between the two places,
leaving o. B. Sawyer's store in West Boylston
1880 A. NJ, and P. M, and the Bay State
Honse in Worcester at 1916 A. NJ. and 80 P.
M. Mr.. Barnard is an old and experienced hand
at his business, and always does it upin firstrate
style, to the entire satisfaction of his customers
Such line must be great convenience to that
portion of the public who are not accommodated
by the railroad arrangements, and we think that
Mr.. Barnard will meet with entire success in his
undertaking.