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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Sehr. S. a. Mount. Smith, New York, ID inst
Schr. Alyarado. Davis, Alexandria. % inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Bark Paladin, Wilson, New York. Sd inst.
Brig Louisa, league, Charleston, 1st inst
Schr. u. l.. Sturgis, Norris, Boston, 1st inst.

Bark Paladin Wilson, New York. Sd inst.
Brig Louisa league, Charleston, 1st inst.
| Sclr. u. l.. Sturgis Norris, Boston, lSt inst.
! Schr. Edw. Everett Matthews. Portland, lSt inst.
MEMORANDA.
! By the arrival at New York the brig Isabel Belr
man from Port au Prince with dates to the 10Th Of Au
gust learn that the L. s. ships Sa atoga PIymouh
had been at that port to communicate to that Government
the determination of the President of the United States
In regard to the Island of Ncvassa of which il will rec
ollected the Haytien Government had taken possession
and driven off those who engaged in collecting
for our fellow townsman Capt c. X. Cooper The Presi
dent has notified that Government that he will protect
citizens and the Saratoga and Plymouth were to re-
turn to Port Prince to receive the of the Govern
ment.-ENchange Reading Rooms.
Ship Abby Whitman, Waite from Liverpool for BaItf
more, spoken 1st ult,, lat. IS so lon. 81 %
Bark Juniata,--, from Liverpool for City Point was
3lst ult., off Cape Henry.
Brig Candace, Bray. of Baltimore was oadinp at Ponce
p. r., 18th ult.
schr. Albert Field, Phillips of Baltimore, sailed from
New Bedford, 1St inst.
Sch White Foam, Nillikin for Baltimore went to sea
from Providence 3lst u
Schr. II. Warwick, Warwick, Boston for Baltimore. sail
ed from Holmes Hole, st u; Fanny, Neal do for Wash
ington D. C., do. 3st Sarah Moore, Grant, Buckspor
for do, do. 1st inst
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, September 3.-Arr. ship Ocean Telerraph
San Francisco barks Honduras. Honduras Golden Age
Galveston brigs Henrietta, Carthagena; Eliza. St
Croix Rush, Gibraltar; Winthrop and Henrietta Cartha
gena Costa Rica, Aspinwa; Baltic Glasgow: l.. Berry
NuevitaS schrs Ida della Tore Santa Cruz: s u Sharks
Fajardo; NJ S. Kinner, Arrhya lie Roy, Norfolk; j. T.
Banner, j. b. Spoiord, j. Buchanan, G. Dummrr .Jr
Sophrona, JAS Sparks and Magellan, all from Virginia.
ierndon. Paragon, Sea Bird and Patron all North
Carolina Kate Field, Mobile Hamilton, Sea Ranger. and
II. Finch. Georgetown, u. c.. Sarah Rruen GEORGETOWN
S. G. F. A. Abbott Alexandria; Bee, Fredericksburg.
PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Arr. steamship Key
stone State; bark Charles f Lex, Port Prnce-Crd
ships Saranac, Liverpool; Grey Eagle, Rio de Janciro:
barks Cordelia, Kingston, Ia; Elizabeth Indies;
schr. A Pickrell, Alexander.
September Arr. ships Exchange, London Ashland
Cadiz; .unius, New Orleans; schr L. Gilmore Gibraltar
BOSTON, Sept 3.-Arr. schr. j. Clark Scul PhiIadel-
phia; schr. Hume, Phnncy, New York.--Crd ship ar.
lyle, Simpson n. Orleans
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severe Storm at BOston-SaiI Boats Capsized-
loss of Life.

Boron, Sept. 4-During severe thunder squall this
afternoon. sail boat from Quincy, containing George
Spear his wife and neice capsized Mrs Spear was
saved, but the other two drowned Their bodies
have been recovered A boat from Hingham containing
of Major Joshua ersey was also capsized oil
Crown Point One drowned, and the other by
swimming ashore.
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From FIayti.

New YORK Sept. by arrival at this port are
furnished with the following advices The Commanders
of the inted States War vessels Saratoga and Plymouth
had communicated with the Government of Hayt in rcla
ton to the Island of Nevassa The ships would return
receive the news Of the HaytienS.
fire occurred Jacmet DESTROYING 500 900 (Ameri
worth OF lrnnnrtN
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MARKETS Ry TrIEcp,Drr

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 4.-Cotton-The sales to-day
amounted to 1000 bales, the market closing steady
Flour has an advancing tendency Corn is declining
FreightS-On Cotton to Hayre q.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 4-Flour firm; $500 bbs sold at
$3.50 for superfne Whiskey opened at 20k cts and
closed at q cts. Provisions are nn changed
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PHILApELUsIA, Sept 5-The great slavery tournament
between ParSon BrOwnlow of Tennessee and Rev Abram
Pryne. of New England, will commence Tuesday
ming next and continue five successive evenings Both
gentlemen in the city. Mr. Brownow is unfor
tunatey afflicted with bronchitis but will withdraw
His arguments will be real by some competent
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ROSiOn News.

BOsToN. Sept. 3Iavd Ripley was instantly killed this
morning by falling into large vat of boiling water at the
South Boston rolling mill
The steam frgae Roanoke did not go to till yester
day afternoon. owing it is said to difficulty between
Captain Gardner and Chief Engineer Laughton, which
subsequently amicaby arranged reference the
Commodore and the engineer reinstated.
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Prof. w, IL. Rarcy. the Horse Tanner.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 4-ProfessOr ". H. Rarey the origi-
nal horse tanner brother of Mr. Rarey of European
ebrety will give exhibitions his wonderful powers over
wild horses in the amphtheatre during the fair the
st Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association, next
week.
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,tlOntt1rp anO Commercial 3rbitW.


r,
The transactions in Stocks day were not heavy anf
were confined almost exclusively Railroad shares an,
bonds amounting in the aggregate to about s47 OOO RAJ
timore and Ohio Railroad further declined with sales
after the Board of 80 shares at S5sAdS5SH buyer &
days, S5SHGS5S3 cash. There was nothing done in tb
Stock at the Board SjS4 being bid S5S% asked regular
way Northern Central continues buoyant with a fur
ther advance to-day of 4 the to day including So:
shares at s224 $22 cash. $224 buyer 30 days leaving
of at s22 bid $223 asked regular way The only sale
of Bank stocks shares Marine at S31 an improve.
ment of y on last transactions. Baltimore City 6s show
better feeling $500 1905 selling 99k higher than
previous operations. Baltimore Railroad bonds
are scarcely firm the sales to-day including 81 600 1855
at s., decline of /, 81 600 lSS0's S3T, and 900
1s75's at S5E. There inquiry for Northern Cen
tral bonds, and sales of $500 1855 made 7
g. about the last In other description of
bonds there is very little change note.
The New York Post of Saturday afternoon says:
The. week closes upon rather frmer stock market
though without any increase in outside business Prices
were Irregular some advanced while others declined l.
The contest in Rock Island very spirited One house
has sold 5000 shares part yesterday with the view if il
supposed, of breaking down the whole market thongb
their operations respecting this company are no onh+
prompted by the R-idg. suit now nanIiny and ip me- ~
calculation thht the proposed extension Galena
Road to Clinton, Iowa, by means of the Fulton Bridge
will draw Off some business from the line The shares
opened this morning at IN but afterwards recovered to
724.
The rise in Pacific Mail continues, and 9OX is asked at
the close.
New York Central aud Erie both better The for
mer closes at 79 We have to know that the
tenon between these roads will he brought final
tlement during the n"Xi week
The Western roads generally were steady One good
feature is the prospect for increased business the lines
centerng at Chicago willingness which farmers now
evince in sending forward their produce
In State Stocks and railroad bonds there no special
change
The inquiry for money today is very slack Bills run
ming and months negotiable as per cent
Longer dates at 57 per cent The offerings call as
liberal as before.
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Illinois Politics.


ST. Louis. Sept I-The Democrats the Eighth Con
grcSsional District of Illinois have nominated Philip b.
Foulke for Congress place Robert Smith, present
member. Seventy ballots cast.
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WASHINGTON NEWS Srnu

The state of the United States Treasury for the week
ending Aug 80 was in round numbers as follows
I'aiihct on hand ................S IL, ,4gl 600
amount o receipts. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
~, ''"'I '''''''' '''''''' '''''...'' lt"'"AoO
heiucilon. n................ ........... 40i eco
1t seems that the of the retired naval officers are
not after all TO be examined by the President are re
red to the Secretary of the Navy the Commissioner of
Patents and the Attorney General
1t is staedon good authority-that Terez despairs of
getting treaty that fails short of the requirements uDon
Nlcaragua of the CassT Tssarr stipulation:
government Will protect an American company in making
the transit.
The Navy Department is busily engaged in getting
OH the Paraguay Expedition and it is believed vessels
now at home will be ready for by first dav of No
Vemher yet two months of, which enables the President
TO take so much more time to consider the selection
made OF Commissioner to that Republic
The Paraguay Expedition will the rolIowiur
vessels BgS Banbridgc. Ferry, and Dolphin; steamers
Fulton and Water Witch and the revenue cutter Harriet
Lane.
The Department contemplates adding to this force an
0er steamer if one of the right build and tonnage can
be chartered
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NEW YORK, Sept. ). The Heraid'S Washington cores
pondent that the niagara has been ordered
Immediately to Charleston to carry back the Africans
brought there in the Echo Commodore Chauncey goes
commander.
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burning Of n Melodeon Factory.

PrTTsBURG, Sept. 3-.John Bissell, jr... well know
PttShurE merchant died to-day from the effects of gun
shot wound received accidentally yesterday.
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The Democratic editors of New York State had
a magnificent banquet at Saratoga on Monday even
ing last. 9
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NORTH BRIDGEwATER, Mass, Sept 3.-The melodeon
factory of \. b. NarSton at Campbcs DESTROYED by
fire lastnisht. Loss s5.70O insured $500.
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Mr baich was nominated by that portion Of the Fifth
congressional district which lies in Philadelphia Mont
g"nery county is also includc in the Fifth district Mr.
J"h ood WAS the nominee upon the Montgomery end of
the district The confcreeS Of Montgomery and Pladcl
pa viii meet in the early part Of the week decide which
OF the gentemen namcl .hall b. tL. nnminne
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The proprietors of the Ohio Female College have
elected to its Presidency Rcv. Henry y. Day, oi
Hudson. Ohio, formerly of New Haven, Conn. Mr..
Day, was for many years, Professor in Western
Reserve College. and stands in the foremost rank
among the scholars and teachers of country;
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Health of New Orleans
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE deaths yesterday from
yellow fever numbered Seventy-seven.
Marine Intelligence.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. ARRIVED, ship Mayo, from Bos
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Some workmen, who engaged recently in
removing bodies from one cemetery, at Westport
Point Mass, to another discovered that the body
of Il Mrs. Macombcr, who died seventeen years ago.
OF the measles, was entirely changed to solid and
brittle substance resembling limestone. This change
affected the whole body excepting the stomach.
which gave way on being touched. The limbs were
quite hard and broke easily. Although quite
number of bodies were taken up, no other displayed
this remarkable phenomenon.
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For SsvANNAH.-The steamer Commerce, Capt F NJ.
DUNCAN sailed Saturday afternoon at O'Clock with
full freight and thirteen state room passengers
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THE PUELIC ScHooLs.-Ths morning the duties per.
tainng to the seve al public schools will be resumed
after vacation of six weeks.
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WILMINGTON MARKET, September 4-TuRpEyr1NE
Nothing doing since yesterdays report Last sales
were at 50 for Virgin and Yellow dip 81 so for Hard
per $50 lbs.
SPGRITs.-SaleS today of $50 bbls at 43 cts per gal
AY-A lot of IL bales inferior Eastern changed hands
yesterday at TO cts. per 100 lbs.-cash.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Sept At Dro-
Vers KeSt yesterday afternoon the offerings beef cattle
amounted to some eight hundred about half of
which taken by District butchers at prices ranging
from $225 to $3.50 per hundred lbs gross Sheep and
Lambs sold at from $3.50 to So so per head.
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GOLD BULLION DEPOSITED
Other sources. Observation-Disclosures. S,s62
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Total Gold deposits. .......... S23237O
SILVER BULLION DEPOSITED.
Including silyerpurchases. .......... .... $2S7 923
Spanish and Mexican fractions of Il dollar re
ceived for exchange for cents.......... 1881
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THE APPROACHING TwELFTu.-This anniversary will be
celebrated at Towsontown Baltimore county Monday
next the 18TH by public school jubilee the deliv
cry address by Mr. Ware the President of the Board
of Visitors OF the school at that place
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SIilCt I.
Entered at the port $1 $50 030 S76IS2O1s $4 43 sos
Thrown on market... II 500 93S 73GS5,S5S 4S722723
Annexed is statement of the business of the Mint of
the United States, at Philadelphia for month of Au
gust lS5S
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alemn >.
{ the com
inan, and
as a com
Abor was q
dressed young

~ - - u,of md mn11v n
The first sneaker, irving him a DIR, fierce
look sad q Yonng MIN. sneak not so ii5btlu
Of things above your comnrebension.a
a "a Won mean 70 imply that there are such
things as ghosts % said the Young man.
ePerhaps there are replied the other. aif
Won had courage to look at them.n
The youpg man stood IN. flushed with anger
M r,rossa, :, ros,,,,;no h;s soat M sa;J coi,nl,
"That tount should east Won dear, if It we're
mn, s,.b a n,ol;sb onsn
"a foolish one J, exclaimed the other, throw
ing on the table a heavy leathern o. rse. "There
are fftv ~gnipeas, am eontented to lose them
il. before the honr is ended, | do not succeed in
showing Won who are ca ohst;nataly 4nre;naiced
,ba e,rm ~ 80 ae nonr Jaooosoa f.;and. ~
y, ai.er you nave recps s ni''i' YOU VIII "
W. n iaah : '""i x ,,,. ~
-A N..m. 10 ~ ~ y9uns
"aIrnyo,. S.'l u. ,a !. .ahe . :m u'ani''
Z, w. y ~, AZ y .n" ~ 49, ~.
ee ~, sa,u 'ne 1ne.' ~ VII. s sum .nese
y, sansas I. ~ -. w." suas ~ ""i pay =
a H. SUI - ~" H.; L. ~, -,
~ = shor. Steles' lhe y""ns man sala.
S"Ny' fHty g"'neas. my "",''f Soree'cF' are
~ nan . noo' - N's W. f"sa go !
~ int" - 49, . $50 :
sna an ae mos' mo1."s VIZ" parso s.,;,. :, !.
oon. IL tono TYonno oantlemaa yon
cohtempIhous zone. io"hS se"'e"""' yoh
wish to draw back ?"
.." T draw hack ?" exclaimed the student.
!" Well. ifY had fftv guinens. you should see
whether | wish to draw hackp
Here said "are fonr gnineas which ]
will stake on yonr wager"
No sooner had 7 made This nroposition than
the rest of the. company, attracted by the sin
gnlarity of the affair, came forward to Law down
their money and in a minute or two the ffl,t
,enineas were Subscribed
The gentlemen appeared SO sure of winning
hands, and prepared for his experiment. We
selected for the nurnoSe n small e,mme, borsa
in the garden, n%erfectly isolated. and having
nm means ~ IA 10y n;naen "n1 "a,ii.s
which Wa ooros IN S e,a,aa M'' ars. a,u " aonf,
vonug man witl,;n '"s'e Wa "',er p,aclng !he
materials on a small fable. and took Ok" ow Hl,'t the
candles VIZ ren ,"i s" o"ts; a1u w ;.bn H. way ,he
man amonr ne In . lnm sa,.n - ene ie".e-
gan to chant the fal,ow Gm l iuea VOICE ne oe,
f" What risetb allow from the OCEAN caves .na 81
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A Wis MEDICAL.-Le DR. V.,Ixooue
~ Aconcheur, Chirurgicn, Dehtiste fixe any
opetonsas, Le---ofie ses services a tons ses conci.
toyens. '
II remplira ses ~fonctions avec zele. ct les man.
se9fs de terre seront gueris par ses soins, de cette
fachense deprivation du govt dams me nsrioie 1e
quiuze jonrs environ. Wv
consultations ~gfatnites pour les ~indigens, les lun.
di ct vendredi de s A . hcnres du matin.
heterences.-MM Rs'veNion & Taylor, A. Meynier,
Garrigues, Agerin Arsenaux. O. A. Guidry.
0pelousas, 30 aout 1857.
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VENTEsPAR liz SHERTF.-Etat de la
Lgnisiane-Cour de District, Paroisse st. Ian.
dry.--No. S2O7.--Theophile Herbert VS.. Joseph Bru-

Y Lguisiane-Cour de District, Paroisse st. Ian.
drys-No. s2O7.--Theophile Herbert vs.. Joseph Bru-
[gere.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct vente delivre dams
Tafaire ci-dessus par Ia Cour de District dams ct
pour la Paroisse st. Landry, etie susdit Fiat, ct a
mol adresse Il sera expose en- vente p%ublique, 1 Ia
MaIson3 de Cour, sdanssla vile des Opelousas, SAME.
DI, lesler jour d. mall I'D. 1858, Commencement 4 ii
henres A. NJ. ct continuant do Jour en- jour, Sill est
necessaire, tons les droits, titres, interets ct prdten-
tions du dit d6fendenr, Joseph Brugere, a Ia pro-
prI6t6 ~s1ivAnte, 4 SAVIOR:
I'm certain moroccan de tefre, dams la vile de
Washington, Giant 10 lotsNo. IS, d'apras ID plan ID
!adite vile, borne sau Nord par Ia rue Gordon, 4
rEst par y teTrc Dc Nine Gardner. au snd par la rue
pent de snperticie, plus GU moins, avec tontes les ba.
tisses ct anl6liorations qui sly t%rouvent.
-Qnatrc cent trente-deux p~iastres,
payables compliant, lc Jour de Ii velfte. Ia balance
da prix d'achat payable dams I'm an A partir du Jour
de 10 vente. Les a~cheteurs fourniront bonnie ct mi.
fiante caution, ct Ia prophetic dcmeurera spectacle
nent hyPothequee jusqu'au parfiit Placement. du ca
baroau da Sheriff, Opelonsas, ~ mars 1858.
II. ". Shar;r
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XTENTE PAR LE SHERIF-E1a1d 10 u

VENI FAX IF SHEKIF.-Etat de Ia
Lonisiane-Cour de District, paroisse st, Ian
dry:-No. 744s-P. h ". Roy VS.. David Lyons. IN
En yerta Dun writ Do 4, Il. delivrd sur un bond 4
oDuze mois, dams Paffaire ci-dessus, par Ia Cour de
susdit Etat, ct 4 moi adrcsse, il seta expose en- ycntc
pnblique, pour du compliant, sans ben6ace d'estimn.
ton, 4 "a Maison de Cour, dams Ia vile des Opeiou.
SAG, SAMEDl, 10 Ter jour de msi. A. D.. 1853. com.
n,iencant 4 II hcnres A. N. ct continuant de Jour en-
jour, sill est necossaire, tons les droits, titres. inte.
rets ct pratentions dudit dafendeur, David Lyons. If,
a la propriet6 suiyantes, "A SAVIOR:
A certain lot de terre sitn6 dams cette paroisse
borne au Nord par 10 terre de William Johnson
au Sud par Ia terre do Egbert Lyons. 4 FIST MR. IL
bayou P%laqnemine Brulee ct a I0uest par Id terres
domaine, contenant 200 arpents ds snperficie.
Bureau du Sherif, Opelonsas, "a mars 1858.
J.. v. CHACHERE. Sheriff
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CHAs. N. EALER. Horloger. Biioutier E

CHAS. N. EALER. Horloger. Biioutier ct
~ orfevre, eneoignnre Main ct ST Landry. Opelou
sas. a CONSIGNMENT en- main un grand assortment de
montres en- or ct en- argent franchises ct anglaiscs i
double holtiers, montres Patent Lever ct Lepine.
Boactes doreilles, Bagues, Brooches pour DANES et
tpiag,ettes ponr messieurs, lu%nettes, plumes en- or
asec manches dor ct d'argent, Parfsnerie. Brooches
a chevenx, Savons de toilette, ct autres articles trop
longs q enumerer. lie tout A DIES prix redui.s pour da
compliant gu de bonnes acceptations sur Ia vile.
!. eAecutera anssi ponr du compliant toutes especes
de travaux concernant sa profession. avec pIomnti,u.
de lear coniance.
Opelousas, Is mars 1856.
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DURIFTEz In sANG,-piule, a. MOI

DURlFIEZ LIE SANG.-Pilules de MoE
= ht-Amer dn Phoenix, reinforcement iibre dc
tout poison mineral). La grande celGbrite qu'ont
acauis a ces denx preparations, les cures extraordi
naires quiis ont e%ifectu6s, rendent ~inutiles tous les
eloges que le proprietaire pourrait faire do lenrs pro.
prietas medicinales. Ayant etc depuis plus de Wing,
ans devant le public, ct lie tsmoignage de plus Dc
srots millions de personnes leur doivcnt une santi
Ia reputation dc ces piluies ct de Get amer, CONNIE les
meilleures preparations vegetables qui aient etc of.
ferries au public depuis dc tongues annees. Dams
toates les villes ct villages des Etats. unis. il v a des
msltiers de personnes disposees a temoigner de leur
~efiicacite dams une multitude de cas-.
Pour les Ecrouelles, Ulceres, lie Scorbut. les sr,n.
tons de la peau. ces preparations sont dune actiyi.
te remarquable sous leur influence, Ia maladie dispa.
rant en- peu de jours, tant est grande leur action sur
le sang. La Fiasre en- frisson, la Dyspepsia, rHydro.
ptsie, les Hemorroides, disparaissent bientot deyant
teur action curative. Chaqne famille devrait San.
provisionner de es medicamens ain deyiter bean.
coup de ~depenses ct de souffrances.
Prepardpar William .. Mofrltt, NJ, D., New,York,
a yendre par ?. Leonce Habrard Il Co. '
opeionsas. Is Juliet 1857.
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NENTE DE SUCCESSION.-En pertu
" dun .ordre de Ia Cour de District, il sera vendu
fencan pnblique, par Louis Stage, encanteur
ia derniere residence de feu James Akenhead, au
Bayou Chicot,
LIE Mercredi, IL mai 1868.
les prop1rietes ci-dessous ddcrites appartenant u la
succession dudit fei James Akenhead, il SAVIOR:
1o.-Ia demeure, on residait en-
dernler lie defunt, contenant Il peu HZaSSA-,
pres cent trente cinq acres de terre tS9EssA
Plus GU moins. La maison en- bri- E1tittffSa1aGsIfh4
que Ct q deux etages est 6legantc ct spiaaielse. Les
autres batisses servant de cuisine ct de d3sffyfenscs sont
en- bon ordre. Lsendroit ne laisse rien 4 tlssirer. lar.
dln, enclos, ecurie, etc., tout est cntoure d'cxcellen.
ties b%arrieres. IL y a seize acres de maIs en- cultiya.
tlon. Lean du puts est des meillenres de Ia parois-
se. Lsndrolt est agreeable ct sain, ct est i une dis.
lance de dix miles des sources dc Bell Cheney. ct
hut de celles de Beaver Creek;
zo..-La mnitie indivise de Ia terre Reed. conte.
nant IN acres plus GU moins, ct situee pres du BAYOU
Chicot; $500
3o.--Un moroccan de terre contenant neuf arpents
sltlle a pen pres a un mile Est, du Bayou Chjcpot.
4o.--Les esclayes s~niyapts:
age de 40 ans;
0 LUCtEClA gu Crecy, agee de 81 ans of ses en-.
1ants Betsy de IL ans; Moses de 10 ans ct Loui-
5o.-un lot do meubles de maison, y inclus plu.
sieuis magnlftques tapis, lie tout deyant etre venda
separement;
eos malets ct 8 ~cheyaux, don't un est un excel.
lent cheval de ~voiture; 80.
7o.-Un lot d'animaux doux ct de bonnie race "a.
chons ct moutcns; w.
cheval; S,N ="
9o.-outils a~ratoires, etc.;
1Oo-un excellent Buggy, avec double barna;s
pour nn on teux chevaux. ~
Lio.-La mo'tie indivise dun coffre,fort,
Iefmes ct uonditions.--Ia terre ct les e~sclayes Sc.
font vendns q nn ct deux ans de credit du Jour do In
vente, ct los eitets mobiliers, Il I'M an dc credit. les
acquereurs fonruissant caution solitaire, ct Ia terre
2. les esclayes demeurnnt specialement hypothequts
raison de huit pour cent ian, en- cas- de non naie.
mcnt 4 maturite. tontes sommes au-dessous de yinrt
cling piastres payablcs compliant.
st. Landry, 10 ayril 1858.
7. w. FUQUA,
Executenr Testamentaire,