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The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12
TIA s1a TISs ron sale.

~ A likely plantation, niles
I from 0pelousaa. is offered for.
sz sale az private sale Tt contailss
Is arpeaIsof land. 30 or 5 s. Of which wood
land and tiie balance ft for cultivation
There is good Dwelling house. nasros qnar-
Hers cotton gin and 81 The necessary out
houses and alt under fence.
For particuIa apply 10 A. Meyaier.
ODelousas, December Goth, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12
LOUIS G00EF a0Y Collector

II AFFERS his services to the cisizens al the Par
ISL of ST Landry and she sdjoiiiag Parishes.
as otice IS Cd Court street. with that of Andre
Assiiss' sstioe q ihe Peace. Ise August
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12

w 81 AHHB GUHh3 h1sa'
"a VEIE Undersigned having purchased the
b aboR property formerly known as the
Gait HouA begs leave to announce to the
public thatlt is now open for the reception OF
permanent boarders. This
Hotel is sihated between the upper and lower
Steamboat Landings, fronting the Courta-
bleau. He promises have been newly fur
nished, AM no effort will be spared to render
the houseas pleasant and acceptable to It's
patrons asany similar establishment in the
interior ethe State.
WM IRELAND.
q WaahSsston Dac 0g F255
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12

P. G. BErHELL. RoBERT HARE
81 E g Z = 8 7. e ! 7 q o. = Al,
l e Z. Sc sc - IS IS as5a
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12
Ctaso Jore ICE gale otsrf,

NToTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTIoNEER in and
for tue Parish Of S. Landry, offers his services
as sach = his friends and the public in general.
rs Office is IA his residence, near Grand Coteau
All orders left at the store of Mr. j. B, Pollingue,
in Grand Coteaa, will be promptly attended TO.
St. Laidry, April 9Th, 1856
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12
5Olaabrls Bi4SuIphite Of Lime.

s S%h ~t'-iN93 AEPttt'iUGT 1St 1894.
Permit me TO invite your attention to the follow
ing Ia relation to the tnanuiactuTe OF BlsBLPHlTE
OF LIME which from The first discovery oil the
valuable properties If possesses as depQrative ot
cane Juice mill this time have prepared at the
New Orleans Southern Chemical Works in larger
quantities and of greater strength than any other
establishment. My laboratory contains every Ye-
Gusstes for It's preparation and neither labor care
gpeHse is spared to render It every year more
worthy of the patronage with which it has been
favored Rival Manufactures have eUtered into
competition with me IN vain, my bl-Suphite Lav-
ing as the subjoned testmonia!s from ieadipg city
josIfaats viii show. aiways couIfuailded tlotn ex-
perencea planters the preference.
It IS unneeessafy TO remind Planters, as they are
already aware of the fact. that this Bi-Sutph.e oil
Lime when properly nsed never fails to produce a
beautiful white and yellow crystaized sugai that
always commands the highest price in this market
and the very best Recommendation it can have
with Western and other buyers is the fact of its
having been made with Bonnabei's Bt-Sulphite, as
they consider that guarantee against any loss III
weight. aud are always wiling to pay higher pri-
ees for it. The high repute and favor in which the
Planters genefal!y hold this .Bi-Suphte is so
uGh matter OF uotofety that it is quite urneces-
sarY 10 publish here any OF the many hatterns tes-
tnionials received daily from those who have used
1t, and Invariabiy succeeded beyond their most
sangnIae expectations IN not only making the best
sugar ever previously made by them, but also in
realizing the highest prices withess loss in weight
tnaD by any other process. Already large orders
are on my books fer che approa hing rolling season,
my customers wisely taking advantage OF lime, so
as to have atsthe commencement of sugar making
suppEy on hand.
As there is not, South Of Philadelphia SO extern
siue and complete an establishment as the New
Orleans Southern Chemical Works. not one in any
manner comparable to it in capacity to manuiac-
ture with the greatest dispatch and of the strong
est quality the Bt-SELPHlTE OF LIME, | am coui-
pelisd toineite the orders of Planters in adance,
SO that no disappointment may be experiencghRy
cid or new customers when sugar boiling coill
raenees.
The hest and staanchest barrels have been pro-
vided for the Bi-Sulphite; they guaranteed not
to leak, and when returned viii be re-tiied and
shipped and fifty cents each allowed from the price
Ftanters should be particular in ordering through
their merchants to specify that none but II. Bon
snabel7s Bi- i-sulphite be sent TO them.
All orders must be addressed
s. II BOENABEL.
Corner Natchez & Tchoupitoulas Streets, NO.
~ Barrels returned 10 be refiied, will be taken
from the Boats free OF charge and ~iil be ship
ped at#no asdltlonnal expense to the Planter, ex-
cept drayage
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12
ED. nj. MHLARn,

Grand Goteau, La. 5th December, 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12

.--H AAgAI AAAAAgDs
Waebigton, Dec 29, 1855. 4
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12

M b Table. set at any honre
0pelousaa. Sd October 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE.
MONTREAL. Monday, Jan. 10, ISj

MONTREAL, Monday, Jan. ~, lcJ'.
Tie weather yesterday the coolest Of the season,
the thencc meter making PC below zero. To-day the
thermometer stands a, 10 below, and it has been
snowing violently and blowing terrible gale from the
east At Quebec, yesterday, the thermometer wss
&C. below zero.
OswEoo, Monday, Jan. 10, 1871.
The weather here has been extremely c1ld for the
last three days. The thermometer AZ a. yester-
day stood at Il below Zero and at clock this NOM
ing, 3 below. At Ogdensburgh, yesterday, il was
30 below, and az Watertown, 10 below.
UTICA, Monday, Jan. 10, 1851.
l. srowed very heavily here al the morning. and the
weather wac very cold, with a strong wind from the
west The weather during the day grew mlder and
at 2. II. tie thermometer was s. above zero.
ALBANY, Mondsy, Jss. 1911 A..
Tie weather here il terribly stormy and very cold.
Owe. foot Of SLOW fell during the hight and It ELL
failing The Thermometer yesterday stood al s and q
degrees below zero The railroads are al blocked Up,
even that between here and Troy i inpassabe.
Ne train has ef. here 70 day over the Hudson RIVER
Road and none will leave until tie arrival OF enc hom
Eew.York.
ALEAsY, Monday, jar. -, p. n.
The storm continues with ursb.ted violence. TIE
Cleveland Express train ever the Central Road IL Just
in, eight hours behind time. Tie STOW dl,s between
here and Schenectady are between FIVE and siI feet
Deep An omnibus hss just arrived from Troy but no
rain vet. The drifts Of snow are very deep North.
ALBANY, Monday Jan. 10 n.
Tie storm here continues bat lot g. violently as IN
the morning. The weather il stll severely cold. No
trs;r has left for the South to-day.
NEw-HAvEy, Monday, Jan. 10, 1857.
The cold was intense here yesterday, and the the''
ncmeter registered degrees below. The Rev Mr..
Eustiss Church steeple, re1t to the Rs1roH depot,
was blown down about ,lock this morning Il went
through the roof and crushed the galleries and seats On
the first door. Damage $500.
The HiIhouse Public School was &c; on FIRE lss
evening, but was saved. Damage 500.
Al travel is suspended.
HALIFAX, Monday, Jan. 10, 1857.
The America was detained here by stress Of weather
and sailed a. 81 o'clock this morning. with stroos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

,en.ssiie. were verified and programme wis r. a.
starg bat whereas difficulty a1s he caOtr s,v
rsrs;ss b,c n ~ 70 de7 under wha! crcamstsnces
ste dicS cal in question could be ARRANGED Com.
,,,e.,s we're then exchanged on the cone9tory
spl al soP3 HST eon p6 T@ Rs.. as' re-
lore % o;na her prttensons TO New Bolgrad and
n nS I.ls Of Serpenis, ard the Delta Of the
S 1s being given up to Turkey. In con-
sepsaton for these anicabe approaches q district
- 80 vonld c acc rded to Russia toward the north
20 ~oIdsva. II was reported outside that none Of the
enipoer tiares ot red any remarks against the prop
1sitions bot that some minor points were mooted of
= ature .rknown to the public. The Conference on
"wednesday eat five hours each member having before
nee.s, Of the localities in dispute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

YorSG CHRIsTIAEs' CACoUsF BRooELYs.-The Dr..
as Of accommodation ere limited 10 age and to no
cline the fratenal dscord which has but just shaken
TO its foundation the Young Mems Christian Association
Of this city, has appeared in an equally malignant type
in TIE Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Associa-
tiou A few members who 70 facous az 10 believe
that Slavery Is unChnstiaD, are endeeyoring 10 bring
the Association there 20 vote that delicate subject
pithou. allowing members year or two TO consider
IT, This rash movement has aroused In the more con-
servstve portion Of the body strong apprehension
that The future Of the Association vii not be charac
terleG BY nat sprt Of Christian submission 70 moral
wrong which bss beer the characteristic OF its past
Twelve Of these young Christians, interested In the
welfare Of the Association and, o. they feelingy say
IL their advertisement Gesrous 10 preserve Il In is
present conservative position, and opposed TO the
"ntroduction 0; useless questions which serve but 10
ye1 and disact " in efforts for Us best good,
invited their brethren Of Ike minds 10 hold q con-
ference meeting with them last night, 10 see how this
youpg hydra could best be straEgled ard the apshec
union Of the Association be preserved. It was
melancholy sight 10 zee the feeble nature Of the re-
spouse to this call Conservative pety not very enter
pris.Dg even when young and IN New-York, nut IN
Brookynt can stespe the charge Of imoeety oniy "
ircsnirg the more objectionable one o. na,neien0e.
Most Of the twelve were urfGbfu to Their caling' ana
the caucus fell through. There was oniy htus tls
between twosr three men sbost tne weather anu
The updervn:eu the best way Of sitting the Slavery
di.cps.ion which il expected this evening, WAS IT,
csds,,.rv mentioned. There seemed 10 be some
dorb whether II was best to show il some respect o.
n choke If promptly and decidedly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
PERSIA.
IINNI
n tattey from 81 pefcrsburp in the IJfJdtS says

n letter from st. Petersburg in the DsJats says
1.-The accounts which have been given OF The con-
centiation If considerable military force nea' Ikon
composed of picked regiments from the Clucssus.
The other troops conc sntrsted In the Caucasus are
very numerous. The five corps of which they are
addition TO the corps of BakOn, which belongs
TO .he urmy of the Caucasus, and which in
case Of need could proceed to Persia. There is an
other corps, that Of Orenbourg which, if re4uTet
TO inyade he territory of the Afghans, and prevcot
them fighting against Pereia in concert with England
The troops would proceed from Oenboug by the road
followed by tie expedition OF Perowski on hh'Va.
ma well as Other establishments of great importance to
an amy when moving across such great wastes.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
FRANCE.

Thu MoHifur contains a decree conyoking the Sen
ale and legislative Body for Monday, the l61 Of Feb
ruBry. -
The official Journal gives long accounts of the Court
receriions on New. Years day. They appear to have
been f1u Of state and ceremony, but not very different
frcn those Of former years.
The silence Of tie MoEitc1r on the subject OF The
Conferences gives contradiction TO the conjecture that
all business was finished the Congress.
TIE LonStG ioxne announces that the second sitting
OF the Congress will take place Saturday, or Sunday
at the tuIttes'.
The Pnvs gays the mex. sitting will take place soon
The Swiss in Paris are signing address OF thanks
20 the PyesSe for the couree it hss tai IN uphoding
tae CAUSE OF Switzerland on the Neuchael question:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD
AInANY. Mnnlav. Ian. l

ALBANY, Monday, Jan. ~, 10.
About O'Clock this evening the n Ill train which Left
Syracuse about tL.s morning, due here a. -, ran
oil the track through displacement Of rail- when near
Srepcer, lie, about miles nom This ci,y. Tae rain
was going a. good speed a. the time Of the accident
The locomotive upset, am tho baggage and first
passenger car rAa into i, bldly smashing both.
The second Ger also ran OF the track. Jacob
Howet of Utica a. extra brakeman, who had
exchanged from tue up train, jumped from the plat
Som, snd was caught by the hesd between two cars
and instantly Killed. j. Msb,ney, g brakemin, Of
his legs cut cff-he cannot survive. Lucius |. Smith
of JOhnsowD, passenger in the IN yht car had both
bis legs broken. These, fortunately al who
seriously injured, but many Of tae passengers We're
brlised more CT less severely. Owing mos.y to the
storm these injured suffered much before aid could be
sent them The ngipe ran down to the city and re-
TUNED Immediately with two cars, and me ica men and
assistance. Sore members Of the Legislature on
board. but none were njared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
GREAT RRITAIN.

Sh6ies e Tie Atlantic Telegraph Company we're
eAosed on The London Stock E1cl.Gnge o. Wednesday,
the 3lst ut, at 30 q 80 = cent. premium.
dinner wac given by the County Of FeIiar, Scot
hrd to Lord PanwuIe. HIS speech was altogether
OOEgTa;ulat0y On be state Of the country and on the
present tflicency Of the army, which he advised the
country net to diminish.
VIM. BsOwD, ESQ.,, Of Liverpool, Member OF Par
lament has undertaken to erect at his own expense,
q free pubic library at q cost Of E30, OOO.
Dissatisfaction il again reported as existing IN sne
Eeapeli,ap srr1y, but the statements were vague.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

the vaults o. IRE Etcssoge Bank ecd sezed e6 DOC In
specie on writ In fsvcr OF John Den1ers OF Il s.sn.
Demtrit holds bill Of The bsak Of the amount Of
81 coo, Pledged TO him collateral security By A. X.
Norris of Wisconsin and falling TO get sstsfsctoa al
tscted The specie The bank officers refused t. give
Up the KEYS Of the vault and the officers had 70 work
some hours 70 get an entrance. The proceedings
etDted cor Siderable excitement.
Major Lawrence an ca and respected citizen, died
sndds, w u ia ~ -nirg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IIVTRPOOL COTTON MARKET,-Ibe Br0kt16 CITju'
lar Of Date WEDNESDAY Dec 81 reports an active and firm mar
ket Cotton advance OF Id = ID on the quotations al
y by tie Asia The sales between the departure of the Asia
and the 5ls Of December amounted 70 O9 bales OF whi
took and exporters 300 The business OF
the ls Is 0O bales Including 5Ot to ape ~
os AID expoer On the lst and I'd Of January the sales
aggregated bales which 5OCJ taken specula'
io. sid exporters The following the official quotations II
Tie now crop old being 3D. less:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Jan ~, 1851.
The church burned last night the Methodist
Episcopal Tabernacle on Elevenh and Oxford streets
Two dwellings adjoining il were also destroyed. The
church is new and cost $l3 0O0 Injured for s. GOO.
IL consequence of the storn the gsnd lnsugur alton
Ball of the Philadelphia Academy OF Husc is post
poped til Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

sut or sLAvEs.-The succession Of the late Wm q.
ssv,ps OF this Parish commenced yesterday, and VIZ
be continued, We presume, until the propsfv sn,
nm rspred from o., 800 to sl, $50, and women nvm
Of COO 70 81 $40. The Gales were for c:aa. enc ne
p,lces. We think. goed. lBstoo Rouge Adveess~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

Cy1us w Field, :. Hoyt Mr. MoCIea.by, Mr.. rcau, Nj
Caiks ADD servant Nj Clsrk Mrs CLARK child Nj Coed
setc Mr. McMsste', Me's-s Faucet Bonn, Pnly, Hughes
Wssh Brown Paiswel Mss Made Capt Briggs Mr. Under
down. Miss UndeIdown M. Clinton Nj F0.hes, NJ Log
and LADY MI. Stevenson, NJ. Parusosue, Mr. Young
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
NETWORK LEGISLATIVE.

ALBAET, MONDAY, Jan. II, 49,.
Both Houses Of tie Legislature met this evening,
but no quorum being present in either, they adjourned
without doing any business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
THE GREAT STORM OF 1857.
INTENSELY COLD WEATHER.
HEAVY FALL OF SNOW.
THE METROPOLIS UNDER EMBARGO.
Travel Difiicult--NaVigation Peri!ous.
SHIPS WRECKED AND LIVES LOST
RAIL ROAD TRAVEL ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.
THE OLDEST INHABrrANT AsToErsKED.
TEMPERATURE AT HOME AND ABROAD,
The Light and Water Supplies Shut o.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
RAIL ROAD TRAVEL ENTIRELY SUSPENDED
THE OLDEST INHABIrANT AsroErsHED.
TEMPERATURE AT HOME AND ABROAD.
The Light and Water Supplies Shut of'
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

The desperate storm Of wind and snow winch began
ON Saturday continued all day yesterday with little
abatement, except that the temperature was rather
nlilder
THE TEMPERATURE.
As key to the diltart reader, from winch he may
get an idea of the ncemency of the storm, we give
the following record of Sundays temperature. AT 3
5d,A of Saturday the temperature rose to thirty de-
rfees when it commenced falling gradually with the
wind SSW till after p. m, when it changed to the
westward and northward, and at midnight was within
ten degrees of zere. At a. IN of Sunday it was at
zero, end at 7, ard 9, two degrees below zero. AT
and p. M. it was four degrees above zero, the
highest between sunrise and midnight From III
O'Clock Sunday night to O'Clock Monday morning the
temperature stationary at two degrees above zero
The following table shows the temperature of the
yyppk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

:. d d.. q, iOl &. t. 10. at ?. N, do, a. lOl
p N. 81
TbeJsrscy City newspapers OfSiurjsy las reached
here lac, night about O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHISGToS, Monday, Jan. I9, 1851.
Cese No. F.-ATgUment concluded.
No. 4s.-A1chibald B.bcock, appellant, va. Edward
Wymsnn. Argument oommepced for appellant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20
LOSS OF THE SHIP wELSFORD.

. DV5I UT' HIUIO"! v"u; = =, n
The ship Welsford. Hatfield, from St John, D b.,
for Liverpool, totally lost the 18th u on Cape
Race n. f., with the captain and twentysiT OF the
creU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

BANK VAULT BROKEN OPEN.
BANGOR, Monday, Jan. 10, 1857.
This Afternoon Sheriff Gilmore foIcibly broke opsn
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THE GREAT STORM OF 1857,
Travel Dificult--NaVigatiOn Peri!Ous.

SHIPS WRECKED AND LIVES LOST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-20

Ti- rssa. . aa~moa 80 n o.hsr, i. usIe, EN-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
EiOqucmt usassn &c.

The following beautiful passage is from lee
ture ON The Philosophy OF Life,' delivered a
shor, time since by Mr., Winter, at Cambridg
Mass. Mr.. Winter is young man not more than
twenty years of age and has already won high
reputation as poet and prose writer.
For the greatest human intellect there is no
exemption from the common doom. have some-
times though, how sad and yet how sublime must
have been the emotions of that man, whose priv
ilegc 1t was to stand by the coffin OF shakespeare
and paze on that sweet and noble face, when
death had called out all the strange beauty which
never livos then. 1t was worth life time to have
stood there one minute--to have laid your hand
on that broad brow, and started at the cold chill
and SO pausing, to have called up in memory all
the magnificent creations Of his genius, and
worshipped him there in the silence aud the
gloom;
But he is dead and gone;
AT his head grass-green turf,
At his heels stono.
So they all 90. Man dies, but nature is eternal.
The seasons keep their appointed time; day re-
turns with its golden splendOr, and night with its
eloquent mystery. The same stars which lit the
gbastly battlefield of Troy rough with the dead
bodies of ancient heroes; which shone on the
marble streets of imperial Rome. and on the sad
eyes of fVirgil sleepless in the living glow OF in
spiration the watch fires out of the angels which
through centuries of devastation and change.
have still burned on unceasingly-speak to us a.
they did to Dante, and Shakespeare. and Milton.
of the divine glory. the omnipotence, the ever
lasting beauty and love Of God"
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TERMS.


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n,r anun in alyanee aud weekly -. inv arahly IN al
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Inserted 81 cents square Of
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nlance unless ordered inner form weekly and then 3e els
r will he charged for each insertion. II the numher Of
erins marked the Ms, will be published till
l.,tal out and charged accordingly
TIE YEARLY RATES ARE
For square. iaily
do Gn '''-' %
For one do semi week. -
Fort ~
intended iur both papers subject 10 spe-
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ms or the advertisements charged ii ransi'nt rates
~ An advertisements appear in the daily ana tn
weekly papers ,. r. ,,,..,, :,
rlt1IlA for llLr rNuLs..
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x~vf, CHINA, GLASS a EARTnEN-
IN WARE, III
y WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ANDREM BOW -, Importer aud Dealer

~ WTTVTT.NNTT ANT1 TNTTI VFTV
xss ANDREW BOYD, Importer aud Dohlof In ~~
China Gnsa aud Earthouw IooknR ttssea lihidN are
mud Ialo Cutlery, silver Plated aud Btna nr' Wood
en- " iloN rludars Inmps fnntY Goods,
&c, &C. SION uf IN III" lli' hllN MaiN -
INNCHBIHu, VA
I mn now recelpt Of my Spring supplies NJ the ab3y.
named goods with great many other nhcu articles IN io
housekeeping line, mention. My soch Is
desirable and invite Merchants Hotel keopeiR and
others wish buy goods my line, cali mud examine
and prices before purchasing ~ think II VIII he to
TO do Gouda going 10 The country VIII bn 81"
curoly packed ANpNl'N boh
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nhrl6ts SfHOTiER WHITEHEAD
MrEM sIHlNi. SaOaDs.-.Immcs siigIc,

" a 20 IN rOcriVl OF Ihrif NprlE and 6innrl
stock Fancy DRY Guoda Contractors Planters
will lind the beai stockH aaiied to their
wants offered aud determined 10 sell Ht
cenp any House We ea from purchasers bo
fore buying JAMES ~. SIltltk ~
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6<saAA maNEFACTORS.-
gDEas az. IkNWpE.

(sricFssoR TO NJ IANGHoHNE s. SpNs2
MAS NTHEET lYNt IhiHG, VA
In This rsiali slrtent III found Sloch n com
plee Cigars Of all Kinds, Hadr o th" hnest IN
ported obaccus CAREFULLY selected and manufactured with
view L. urosn smokers and 10 MAINTAIN Tor
the Brands establishment reputation sual to hose
u any uanutacory IN the country
qo1rah. the finufactrrcr offer a all times, complete
he also keeps constantly large sock "t lmpt'
Havana Herman Cigars winch will lie sold NJ small a
cost
The attention Of dealers OF city and state Is special
IL salrd to ara eNaunaon Stock. The brands ut the
man and have for heen, sold in me large
Northern cities they have entered int" snccosln con-
pesn -r4ds OF all kinds imported and domestic man
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and eutire ,ais Actlon guaranteed to purchao.ra
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