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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-05-23
EGLISE CATHOLIQUE DES OPELoUSAS.

Z ES Bancs de l'Eglise seront vendus le
10 81 mai, dimanche de Ia Pentecote, a
la suite de la grand messe, ct au compliant,
jusquau dimanche de Paques de lannee pro-
chaine.
lie meme jour, la suite de la grand messe,
il aura aussi une election pour trois Mar
guilliers. % mai, 1S57-2f
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-05-23

OPELoUsAs.-Une assemble des DGmocrates des
Opelousas devra avor lieu, la Mason de Cour, SO.
medi proclaim % courant afn de choisir des dele
CUES la Convention Democratique qui aura lieu le
samedi, 20 juin proclaim, aux Opeousas, pour NOM
mer des eanddats pour senat, la Chambre des Re-
presentants &C.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-05-23

Co. Nous sommes autorise announcer que N.
MARTIN PERRAULT est candidat pour la place de
Constable pour lie Ter ACCOMPLISHMENT de la Parosse
St. Landry, a reection de noVembre proclaim.
IL Avril, 1867.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-05-23

~ Nous sommes autorise a announcer McHENRY
HUSBAND CONNIE candidat pour Constable du Ter
ACCOMPLISHMENT de cette Paroisse, comprenant les
Opelousas, relection qui aura lieu en- Novembre
proclaim. l6 Mai, 1857.
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Q y u D U D = q s CO

Mn. les EaiteUrs dst Courier des OpeEousas
MEssIEURs,- s,-Veuillez annoncer B. r. CAN'T COM
me candidat pour la place de Senateur d'Etat, Pe
lection de Novembre proclaim, pour representer les
Paroisses St. Landry, Calcaseu ct Lafayette, suet
la confirmation de la Convention Democratque des
dites paroisses, qui aura lieu JUN proclaim aux
Opelousas. N0MBRE DE VOTANS.
Mai 1857.
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D+Nous sommes autorises annoncer que Mr..
CHARLES BOURQUE est candidat pour Asses
seur, a la prochaine election. l3o Aout, 1856.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-05-23

RSy- Nous sommes autorise annoncer que M.
ALcEsrE Roy est candidat pour place de Constable
pour lie Ter Advertisement de la Paroisse St. Lam
dry, reection de Noyembre proclaim. Is Avril
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-05-23

nicieuses vapeurs de Ia lampe boiteuse ou de Ia
chandelle tristement tremblottante! Ne serat-ce
done pas benfait national ct popuaire que celui
de la culture en- grand de nos abeiles crieres !"
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-05-23

A MAHMou.- 81 notre correspondent anonyme
Namo~, veut ouvrir les yeux pour voir ce quill vou-
draft vor quill regarde dams notre feuile du cou-
rant, il fy trouvera.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-05-23

Nous sommes autorise annoncer que L. v
CHAcHER6 est eandidat pour la place de Shdrif de Il
Paroisse st. Landry, reection de Novembre pro
chain. l25 Avril
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ca YvEs D'AyY, Recorder actuel, previent h
public quill est candidat pour Ia meme place, re-
lection de Novembre proclaim. [ls Avril
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10 Nous sommes autorise annoncer que M.
BAPrIsTE CoMEAu est candidat la place de Sheri
de cette Paroisse, ELECTION qui aura lieu en- No
vembre proclaim. ia Fevrier
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AVIS AU PUBLIC.

u e public est par lie present averti de NJ
- pas recevoir en- Placement ou negocie
les deux obi igations ci-dessous decrites atten
du que la consideration pour laquelle elle
ont etc donnees faiIli ct que le soussignt
ne les paiera pas sans y etre force par les
tribunaux.
Une obligation datee le 4 Mars 1857. dc
la somme de deux cents piastres. payable
l'ordre de NJ Hilaire Bordelon, dams tout le
mois de Mars proclaim 1858, ct portant inte
ret 8 pour cent par an, a compter de l'e
cheance.
Une autre obligation portant la meme
date, de la meme somme, payable a l'ordre
du meme, dams tout Mars suivant, 1859, avec
lie meme interet.
Ces deux obligations sont souserites par le
soussign6 ct Jean Louis S. Fontenot CONNIE
caution solidaire, ct marques Ne Varaatur,
par John T Morrogh, Notaire Public
PIERRE LAFLEUR.
St. Landry, % Mai, 1857.-1m
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TAXES DE WILLIE.

z Tableau des taxes lcvees sur Ia Vile
- des Opelousas par lie Bureau de Police
de ladite vile, pour l'annee 1857, ayant etc
place entire mes mains pour en- faire la collec.
ton, les contribuables sont par le present in,
formes que ces taxes sont maintenant dues,
ct que, pendant les vingt jours qui suivront
la date du present avis, je serai au bureau de
los. D. Richard, a la Maison de Cour, dams
lie but de recevc,;;r lesdites taxes, arexpiration
duquel temps, les delinquents s ser"nt pour
suivis scion Ia loi
NJ MUSSAND, Collecteur.
Opelousas % Mai 1857. 2f.
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Mn. les Editears tw Courier dss Gpeioasds
Soyez assez bons pour annoneer que, cadant aux
solicitations de mes amis, iai oonsent me lasser
porter CONNIE candidat Ia place dAssesseur, a la,
queIe ills mont elu deux fois, leiection de novem
hre PROCLAIM. PIERRE M0UILLE.
Opelouaas, II Arr1, 1851.
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gg- Nous sommes autorise a annoncer NJ F
COURTNEY CONNIE candidat pour representer la Pa
roisse ST. Landry la Legislature, suet la deciso,
de la Convention Democratique. "A avril
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gy- Nous sommes autorise annoncer que 81 la
Convention Democratique du 20 JUN proclaim
aoulme des candidats places de la Paroisse, lie
nom de II. ANDREW J. THOMPSON sera soumis comme
canddat pour la place de Recorder de Paroisse.
23 Mai 1851
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-05-23

| A TRoMPEUR, TRoMPEUR EFT DEMI. I'll v a
une asberge sur le Saint.Jean, N. B. ou'on
appeIle Rat Iaveya. Voici l'origine de ce
noms Tn AMERICAN renaontais CO feuve
l'hivsr pendant un degel, ayant de la neige
ct Dbl peau presque iusqu'au genoux. II
arriva tard. Papres-midi, d eette auberge.
tout tnouille ct ayant faim3et froid. Ayant
demande diner on lui dit un peu rudeInent
que Theure du diner etait passes ct quill lui
fallait attendre jusqu'au soaper III demanda
alors une collation. de viande ffoide. w quill
etait presque mourant do faim. Apres quel-
ques murmnres, on lui apporta de 10 viande
froida L'etranger mangea et deinanda eon-
bien a devait Cinquante cents. lui fnt-
ilrepbndu dun ton grognafd- y c'est vfngt-
cinq cents pour Il diner; mais, CONNIE une
collation. est hors he saison, IL vous faut payer
cinquAnte cents Le voyageur pays Ia carte
et 5 'assit pour faire secherEses habits. Bien-
tot usle serrante entra, porsant hn fronaage
don't ane bonne partie await etc rongee par
les rate. Toute Ia race dee rats recut DC III
part de- Taubergiste irrite, tine saave des plus
rrossiAres injures. !. Et pourquoi gardez-
Tous des rats ici,' dit Ie Yankee; = je puis
eons aonner une recaste qui, js puia vous le
garankir, eloignera do chez voaa toute Il gent
srottehlenu. z '---,,ss VraimenA &c eombisn arle
ehargs gsrez-vous pour cela llh ElkkEss
einunante cents ss x n IN n
a0A Iii remit Ill asas
ras dis-il,
ii sisi ,ssaieus n iIg
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Etat de In Louisiana.
COUR DE DISTRICT, J r o,oo
PaRo1ssE ST. LANDRY, NV oAo0

Succession de Pierre Gilbert.
lNYRILLE GILBERT, de Ia Paroisse
" St. Landry, Admistrateur de la Sue.
cession de feu Pierre Gilbert, decide, der.
Increment de la susdite Paroisse, ayant pre-.
sente un Tableau de Classification ct Regle-
ment de la dite Succession, accompagne dune
petition demandant phomologation d'icelui,
EFT, attendu quill etc fait droit d la de-
mande de Ia dite petition par ordre de Ia
Cour susdite, en- date du 10 Mai, 1857;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession,
d'avoir deduire au CRETE de la Cour sus-
dite, dams les trente jours qui suivront Ia
date du present avis, les raisons 81 aucune
lis ont, pour lesquelles le dit Tableau ne se-
rait pas homologue.
LIS LAsTRAPES, Grefier
Opelousas, % Mai, 1857.
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EB- Nous sommes requis de proposes JOHN J.
MORGAN, Esq, de rAtchafalaya, CONNIE candidat
pour la Chambre des Representants de cette Pa
roisse suet au choix de la Convention Democratique
qui s'assenblera lie 20 Juin proclaim Opeousas.
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~ Nous sommes autorise annoncer que WILLIE
NEuyE JoUBERT est candidat pour la place Asses
seur de Parosse, relection de Novembre proclaim.
2 Mai, 1857.
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d NNONCE avec plaisir ses amis ct L,
- sa clientele gull est maintenant de-
retour des montagnes de la Virginie, on il
recouvre la sante, ct quill est pret repreus
DIRE lexercice de sa profession. =
Opelousas, Is Octobre, 1856.
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LIE DERNIER WIGWAM DAMS NOS PARoIssEs
/ ErtYaa du Mes.haesbs

Honorable president ma pas plut6t escalade Il
fauteuil de Ia presidence qail expectore avec un
profond soupir ie mot helas Apr6s cette allocuton
poiguante, Ia seance reste suspendue pendant une
denli-heure.
La sale est presque deserte
Pusieurs melnbres sanglottent.
On entend un concert de mouchoirs do poche.
LIE secretaire ouvre son parapluie.
LIE President Je vols avee joie que rillustre as.
semblee partage ma douleur.
I'm nouveau silence suecede ces paternelles ex-
pressions de NJ. lie president.
Un jeune affilie, repentant-Je demande Ia parole
LIE President, avec indignation votre
procede est bien cauteleux lie dirai meme tres
nconvenant Quoi! vous proftez justement du mo-
ment on rillustte assemble ne dit rien pour de-
mauder Ia parole?
LIE jeune afilie.- Mais, monsieur lie president, il
me seInbe qu'ilest plus convenable, au contraire.
que il parle pendant que lie silence regne ici Au
moins, je n'intefromps personne.
LePrssident- Cest juste Parle jeune natif!
Lejeune afiiie, dune voix emue.-- Mes frares,
j'etas no candide ct pur ct je ne me suis a6ilie
reordre que pour echappeF fobscurit6 qui est
lie paftage fatal du m6rite obscur Aujourd'hui le
parti n'exste plus que dams rimagination en- dere
des vienx grogRards de fordre; je croia done que
le moment est venu dc dissoudfe nos reunions QUAINT
moi, je depose aujouEd'hui ma dGmission sur Ia
venerable t6te de notre president (Sensation pro-
long6e Plusieurs afilies deposent leurs dGmissons
sur u bureau du pr6sidentLe secre,aire sanglotte)
Lepresident herisse d'indigpation assez,
vous stes un beitre vous asez deja trop parle. LIE
silence dams notre par est une si belle chose que
vous Die devez le trouber sous aucun pr6texte, pas
meme pour parler Votre eonduite est d'autant plus
blamabIe quau moment on sout nous echappe ct on
notre parti tombe en- Quenouille, vous m'empechez
de me- lvrer an cours naturea de mes douleurs Mar
ques d'interet-Le vicepresident monde lie parquet
de seg larmes) Oui, mes fTeres, ieprouye une
grands doule.r, car veyez ID spectacle afgeant qui
Ne pr6aente nos yeux nos aailies ont desertg le
wgwan le parti democratic jongle avec notre intel
ligenee ct e prGche plus que dams 10 desert. He
lasi hGlas tros fois helas! Fotre parti baisse.
1er AfFili6.-Ii parait que ga baisse.
2ms AffIiG -Helas oui, GO baisse.
3mg Afilie. Nous baissons.
4me Affilis.--Tu baisses.
UnIantrns Vous baissez tous.
lie President, dune voix enrouee quoique erslee.
Ia seance est lev6e pour jamais.
Lihtrus. .--Reeuiescat in pace
Lassemblee se roule par serre ct ts'arrache les
cheyeqx, pendant que 10 v6n6rabe president sionne
bG1gdiction aux derners res de Ferdre. Taoleau.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-12
Married.

In McVeytown, on the evening Of the 4th
inst, by Rev. D. D. Clarke, DAVID STINE,
Jr, and Miss MAGGIE II. BRATTON.
On the Sd inst, by Rev. NJ. Allison, WIN,
TELLER, of Turbett township, to Miss MA
KY MILLIKEN, of Tuscarora, Juniata co.
On the same day, by Rev. w G. Hackman.
HENRY MILLER, of Juniata county, to
Miss SUSAN ARB0GAST, Of Snyder county.
On the same day, by the same, SOLOMON
MONBECK, of Juniata county. to Miss ST.
SAN AURAND, of Snyder county.
On the 4th inst, by Rev. L. T. Williams,
SOLOMON W. KAUFMAN. Of Walker
township, to Miss MARY MUSSER, of Fay
cite township, Juniata county.
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Died.

At willow Bunk, near BelIefonte, on the
81 inst, Mrs CLARISSA VALENTINE,
wife Of Il. s. Valentine, aged AZ years.
In Bcnner township, Centre county, on the
Dist ult., Mrs MARY SELLERS, aged 80
years, ] months and l5 days.
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of her
son-iu law. in Wayne township, Mitiiin coun-
tv, Mrs. ELIZABETH McGARBAH. She
was born in Old ireland, where she spent
the days of her childhood and youth. Short
ly after her marriage she and her husband
came to this country. The latter part of her
life was marked with great bereay ement, her
partner and seven Of her children having
preceded her to the narrow house. For five
weeks she suffered most intensely, yet pa
tiontly, then 'the weary wheels of life at last
stood stilW and her peaceful spirit passed
from the earthly house, in which it had dwelt
for many years, "quietly as the morning stars
go out" Life's long eyentful journey is per.
formed and her precious remains repOse IN
the burying ground at Newton Hamilton, far
from her native land. She was a pious mem
ber of the Presbyterian Church. Why is it
that the loved forms which cross our pathway
here soon die and disappear? The answer is
found IN the fact that we are born for high
er and nObler destiny than earth: there is
land where all is fadeless as the undying
spirit. The great doctrine Of the Bible is,
owe shall meet again" NJ.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-12

THE Presjdeafs Houss5old.-Mr Buchanan
was accompanied to Washington by his
nephew and private Secretary, James Bu-
chanan Henry, and his niece, Miss Harriet
S Lane, and Miss Hetty Parker. Miss Lane
will remain at Washington to do the honors
of the White House, but Miss Parker will
return to take charge of Wheatland after the
Inauguration.
Abundant-TIalf sheets among our ex-
changes.
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NaEhaCInFCu Jy
Ebss.NkS.ss EzEl.NNEIsBT.

Ne l21 Warren St, RoILNry, Mass.
PRICE 81 20
Wholesale Agents New York City, e. V. C.ickner, -
Barclay street; Z H. King. l92 Broadway RushtUn and
Clark, 2.j BrOadwas 4. b. & ID. Sands, ltOFunn
T. ". DYOFT & SONS, Philadelphia, wholesale
Agents for Pa. For sale by F. J. HOFFMAN and Mrs
MARY MARKS, LewiStown, and by B +. KEPNER,
M1Fin:own. [ma22 ly.
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A RARE CHANCE
TO COMMENCE BUSINESS |!

FNHE subscriber has a stock of DRY
1 GOODS and HARDWARE on hand am
ounting to about S2500, which he will sell at
a bargain, either for cash or approved paper,
or exchange for piece Of land if it be
suitably located, TO any person who may de-
sire to engage in the Mercantile business
They are principally staple goods, and such
as command ready sale.
no20-tf CIIAS. RITZ.
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LewistoWn Gas Company.
ELECTION.

TIE Stockholders of the Lewistown Gas
Il Company are hereby notified that an
election for PRESIDENT and SIX MAN
Ayers, to conduct the affairs of said COM
pany for the ensuing year, viii be held at the
office Of G. w. Stewart, Esq, lat present the
Office of said company on SATURDAY,
March Dist, 1856, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m
feb26-3t C.. W. STEWART, Sec'y.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-12

THE GREATEST
NJ EDICAL DISCOVE + R I
OF THE AGE.
DIR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered
IN one of our common SaSture sceedsa
remedy that cures
Every kind Of Hummer
from the worst scrofula down TO a common pip,pIc
has tried in 100 cases aud never failed ex
II cept in two cases, fboth thunder humor) He has
now IN his possession over two hun red certificates of
its virtue, all within twenty miles Of Guston.
Two bottles warranted 20 cure i nursing Sore
Mouth
bottles win the worst kind of Pimples
the Face
Two to three bottles will clean the system of BiIes
Two bottles warranted to the worst Canker
in the Mouth and stomach.
Three five bottles warranted to cure the worst
case of ErysipeIas.
One to two bottles warranted all iIumo in
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted 20 eire Running of the
Ears and BIoches among The H4r.
Four six bottles warranted 10 cure corrupt and
running Ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaIy Eruption of the skin.
Two To three bottles warranted to the worst
case If Riugworiu.
Two three bottles are warranted TO cure the most
desperate of Rheumatism.
Three four bottles warranted 10 the Salt
RheGm
Fiveto eight bottles will cure the worst OF Scrof-
ula
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and perfect cure warranted the above quanti-
ty Is taken.
Reader peddei thousand bottles of this in the
vicinity OF Boston, know the ei;'oI Of it in every
so water will eXtngulsh fire, will This
hanor. never sold bottle Of il but THAT sold
nlEer after trial il always spe.ks for itself There
are thugs about this herb that appears
prisHg first that ii grows in oar pasiares in pla
quite plentiful, and yet lis valne mas been
known until discovered ia IS 6secoud, that il should
all kinds of humGr.
In order 10 give idea Of the sudden rise and great
popular lty OF tie discovery, VIII that in april
I553 pediled it and sold about bottles per dayin
April ic5i sold thousand bottles per dav of it,
some of the wholesale Druggists vino have been in
business euly andthry years, that nothing the
annals of patent medicines ever like 1t. There is
universal praise of IL from all quarters.
Ia my practice alway kept il strictly for humors
but since Introduction general family medicine
great and wandertuI have been found il that
never susp specteG.
Several cases of eyiIeptc fts-a disease which was
always idrred iEcurIbic have been cured by few
bottles. O. Wh=l merry if il ~ prove rtitctua
eases of th,t awful mIaady- tirre aTe few who have
seen NOR: OF il THAI. have.
know Of several cases or Dropsy. all If them red
people cureih by For the various diseases of the LV.
rr Headache. Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever and Ane,
Pam side, Diseases of The Spi"e, and particularly
in of the Kidneys, sc, the discovery has done
good than any medicine ever known.
No change Of diet ever essay! cot the best you
get and plenty of il.
G!aECTIns< FOR FSE.--AGuit< tn6le spoonful per
dayChiltren ver 10 years, dessert spoonful Children
from toS years. teas pou~ln As uo directions can be
applicable all constitutions, take sufficient operate
The bowels :wice day.
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Drs. Moss & Stoneroad

OFFER their professional services to The Cit
I J izens of I.ewistown and surrounding coun-
ry. Office at the Beehive Drug Store. je5
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-12

Area OF the Several Counties of PennsyI-
VaBia.
The following statement of the area in acres
Of the various counties in Pennsylvania, has
been reported to the Revenue Board
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-12
Foundry and Machine Shop,

VNHE public are hereby notified that have
rented the Foundry and Machine Shop in
the borough of Lewistown, known as the ''Ju-
niata Iron Works" and the large and general
assortment of Patterns, late the property of
Zeigler and Willis, now of John Sterrett d
Co. and VIM. Willis, and that am prepared
TO do all kinds of
Casting, Turning, &c,
on the shortest notice and in the best and most
complete style. JOHN AElGLER.
Lewistown, April II, l956-tf.
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List of Causes for Trial
At April Term, A. ID. 1857,

NJ. Ttrm. YeGr
|. Fisher W. Miken & McCulnch, 90, Nov 1910
Samuel Holiday John Peachry, lt0, Aug. ISL
Joseph 3. Ard VS.. James SomervIc, 81, Nov 1853
Reuben e. Hale John ~ inn, 6, Nov 1854
Samuel Graham ". Ealing, firarf Co lO2, Ap'l 1855
J. D. ScuIIy John SirrTett & Ca. %, Nov 1888
AK J. Mon abb vs. tiIu.ofe's Eyrs, as, Apn 1856
Peter Sheisirv vs. John Mccormick, O., AGC l>j6
Join Irwin ". jno. a. Wright K Go. ST, Aug. IS5f
Jose ph swift james GninaU, ,, Nov l-.G
:. J. CreSvrli Ptcsb Cong. ct al, iG Jan. le57
Fl; hhorn for Ross A. J. Miller III, Ap'l 1851
Geo. II. Cahraith Dennis Ign 81, ApI. 1864
Iames 7. IIair Nm J. VI, Coy, L., Aug 1855
Jose, B. Ard Va. William Wilson. 1872 Aug. 1853
los. Green 4 Co. VS. JaniaIi Iron Co. sc, Jan. 1857
H. J. WALTERS, Pruthy.
PruthoHolary's Office, Lew;si"wn, Feb 26, 1857
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q GTpEs 3 NJ g.

consisting of 2+ head Of large and well Lroke
Mules head Of Horses, among v hieh are
several excellent Saddle anI Harness Horses:
80 setts of Wagon Harness; Wagons. Is
inch troad;l Ore Bed, Coal Beds, Wood
Bed, and Hay Ladders; one TWO HORSE
WAGON: two CARTS AND CART
Harness; , setts B!acksmit's Tools, sott
Carpenters Tools, Ore BAnk and Collier
Tools, a fall sett of Furnace Tools setts of
Stove Patterns 80 ten plate Stoves, l Cook
aud 2 Coal Stoves, lot of dry Feiy Plank,
Azletrees Hounds and Boosters: new aud old
Bar IRON Also, a large stock Of
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80 30 L4LaOWNo
SURGEON EBaIN'EHS'E.

PROFESSIONAL business promptly attend
ed to, and charges reasonable.
OFFICE on North Main street, second door
below the town Hall, and nearly opposite the
Gazette Office. ie 81, l855-tf
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BOWMAN & CO.,

New Castle, Lawrence Co, Pa.
rrAgents wanted in every village. Apply by letter
| otherw ise the pEoprieloTs. ocl6
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ROCKHILL FURNACE.

Located in the midst of the Juniata Iron Re-
gion, IN Cromwell township, Huntingdon
county, Pennsylvania, on the State Road
leading fran Chambersburg to the Penn'a
kailroad and Canal Station, at Mount Union,
about ten miles from the latter place, in the
midst OF good Farming community, where
produce and labor can be had at reasonable
rates. The Stages between Mount Union and
Chambersburg pass the same daily. In con-
nection with this Fnrnace is ahnnt
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.SEGARS! SEGARS !

4 hNE Hundred Thousand Havana and Prlnclpe
| ! SegaIs of the following brands:
Las Tres Maras, Rio Ilondo,
Los Dos Banderas, Los Dos Cabanas,
Ell Dorado, La Bella Habanero,-
La Suitana, Flor de Londre
La Diana, Figaros,
La Nueya Empress, Operas,
Victoria, La Estrella,
La Union, Recreadores,
La Hguera, And various others.
Also, prime lot of well-Seasoned SiXes.'
Dealers and others can be supplied on reas-
enable terms, at the DRUG STORE OF
CHAS. RITZ,
jel2 East Market ST., Lewistown.
TWO hundred cast steel part reversible Cul-
tiyator Teeth for sale by FRANCISCUS.
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5000 ACRES OF LAND.

the greater paG of which is we'll tmbered
with good Goa! timber. The Furnace is we'll
supplied with rich Iron Ores. There is a
large vein of Fossil within 200 yards of the
Furnace; a vein of lIematite one half mile
distant, both of which are nov in good work
ing order, and several other veins not now
being worked. The Furnace is also in excal-
lent working condition and now in blast
Persons wishing to purchase arc invited to
come and examine the property before day of
sale, when every information and satisfaction
in regard to the same will be given. Terms
easy, and made known on day Of sale
ALSO,
At the same time and place, will be offered
the following Personal Property: