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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-14

OPENING OF NAvIGATIoN-We be-
lieve that navigation on the Upper Mis-
sissippi, never has opened as early as the
present spring. Although there is but
little business on the river yet we account
for it from the fact that people were not
expecting the river to open so unusually
early and consequently were not prepared
to start.
The following table shows the time that
Navigation has opened to st. Paul since
1874:
1844-Steamer Otter, Capt. Harris, April
l645-Steamer Otte,, Capt. Harris, April
1S46-Steamer Lynx, Capt. Atchison, Mar 81
1S47-Steamer Cora, Capt. Throckmorton, A.
1S48-Steamor Senator, Capt Harris. april
l849-Steamer Highland Mary, Capt Atchison,
April 8
lS50-Steamar Highland Mary Cap. Atchison,
April 10
l851-Steamer Nominee, Capt. Smith, April 4
1952-Steamer Nominee, Capt. Smith, Apr Is
l653-Steamer West Newton, Capt. Harris,
April IL
1S54-Steamer Nominee, Capt BlakeIy, APP 8
1855-Steamer War Eagle, Cap. Harris, Ap.17
1S56-Steamer Lady Franklin, Capt Lucas,
April Is
1857-steamer Galena, Capt Laughton, May 1
1858-Steamer Gray Eagle, Capt. Harris,
March 25
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-14
CHEAP! CHEAP!

WE mean tie west 11:.ofthe e. quarter ct
w section /, town e, range l8. This is
az good land as there is i'll tie kinickinc Fal-
ley, and viii be sold at the lowest price for tho
ready John Davis" 1t lies near The head
waters of the kniclinic, and is most desira
bic location. For f.rther particulars, you that
have money. call on the Subscriber at The
JOURNAL OFFICE. II. A. TAYLOR.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-14

TT H E COPARTN RSHIP
= existing between the undersigned under
the name and style of Eaton d Leigh is this
day dissolved by mutual consent: The bust
ness Of the firm will be settled by Milton F.
Leigh. NJ. F. LEIGH,
B. r. EATON.
Clifton, JAN Is. 1858. 34w3
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-14

EeARTICULAR attention is solicited to
L few investments which bid fair TO be
what in our western country are callsd Ten
Strikes" For information concerning them,
apply Immediately, either in person or BY letter
to- GEO MAY POW ELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-14

N. B.-With regard to the last mentioned
tracts of land, and those ten-strikes, We
would assure orr patrons that these tight times
have opened the way for some real bargains
among them, and that the chances to buy to
MAKE are better than they ever have been, OF
ever will be again.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-14
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

repaired By Professor B. Wilcor. River Falls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
IHsU1ANCH,

II IfEra arId It6se fias lssuaA scGcosr ANr-fsss
lsu,sy rsk iasurspes asaiass ~ dsnsse =, FIRE On
iDv,ssr 1,sss erss Tssareo fae,Sss Asd other bald
u-r - ssraaor~ - ssss snd ssssrAuy, 70
psn 40 esansry On shs nAss tAvsrAbe teruA
iu6aFnnee Tie lives % Al pofses. eslSyak
sd hsAh esasssnssn fer'he hole o.
ssv.s ..ps.y - l. viii be .nsarsdos
reaH.snabie terma- :.
TIE sapAny take mssins rks frem and " any OF
the Nvrthern o. sJDuthsrn favorable rates
: - DUAHD Of DfkECToks
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JAMES NJ UOhDS. Vice President,
0EoRuE DTHuRMAH Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN OTkY TAILOR, sAartiH hfkissf'
DkArkH UTSr, SAmc6 SAhLhp,
JANIS Y. PAyxE, Jous L. DAVIS,
Wn A RrhArros MABAIcE =. LAsGBoRNE
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CgEKD T. WILLS, Sccry.
n is W. Il o ,,,s., OWES Medical Examiners.
The Aedi Al suLocts far Insurance VIII M
made a. The VI COMPANY each DAY oet~e,n th
houts vt y O'Clock y n. i"o /"
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14giaiaa.


C1t 01os0n A01o0.
NEs(.,1sA Nss nssics1. ~ sGet6Fe u large
paft q 0y36x A1ass.s oitcaS ooMpany, 81 N.tasul-
n kDGAtlst6f Friday ~. Ckssesd With hur-
dssafAe N4egsMNI Nakl ayss
&5hn WupanJ psrf,Fmed at Notasulga on We'd
nssdag eseni4At ehsrwhioh many uf the employ
60, pe4 ENaid, AAA bees drisking very hard
daFb&g ~ sdAy, rtht 70 he grocery Of Mr.. L.
Crcax, cd dssSandsd liquor. which was refused
them. The treat desr. o. The grocery vas fastened
at the tns and admittance denied the circus men:
wbserupan thSy divided into twa parties. one u
Which fosced tie ffpnt and the other the back
doqr Of the gvcsry Inside were Mr.. LIE Crix,
NJ eu, and nan named keyes, lab,rcr en-
ployea 80 ~ elaskk<os Of Dr. Dslbridge. When
the r;otous party antsrsd the front door. K, was
the nearest man 70 them. and received from some
one VI them {saAnyif not I'll, Of whom we're arm
edi . fatal stAbftom knife, which feled him to
ths, aes, whsn h expired almost instantly. Mr..
Ii CrSx and en-, 6pon whom an assault Was then
commenced, dsiAnded themscles for time. but
were finally compelled TO sock safety in fight
About thifty Of the CIRQUE party were arrested
shortly sherwards and placed in jai, at Tnskegce.
1t il said, hdweves, that the man who inflicted tbs
fatal stab IL not among those arrested. but has fed
10 company with many others who participated
in tho affair. An armed party Of the .citzene of
Turkegee and Notasulga, sixty in number. left
Tuskegce on Thursday morning in pursuit Of the
fugitive. Great excitement exists in the neigh
bOrhOu0. -ss& f--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

~ HOD+s' ,.....,......
Rl sCPEtpiIOSpil ATE OF LIME,
Manu- formuia of
p!i. JAMES HIGGINS,
Si..te Chemist OF Mary land.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
ih.Td>u Peruvian tiuaiu for FAN seeding and Summer
crops hlosch"r Packed in AMI barrels tally warrant
cd. irhc SJh pen ton al 90 los.
he above ARTICLE rs,hei with Pamphlets giving full de
tail of TINS Valuable Fertilizer ui accounts Ut IT'S impor
iahr- and MOD, 81 Application, can b.. had"f
II. IQLIiNS CO.,
1914 Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
Very respectfully,
Il. c. FRIEND.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

NChMuND. May lst 1850.
ientlemen; My child had breaking out last
au small sores which gradually extended entire
had nriuding both which eaten by lin,
that both would drop on
lrc all sorts vi advertised aud domestic femedes without
any go'd results then procured and applied little TURF
OH began 10 get better the bottle broke and APP
lee saiis tit again began to get My cider
aihi PA, 'uget Of that 1urfOil, sisters lea
oked so mnc, better when you used it," We gt another
J'e and her head now noary weu. This agra
as cast and took halt an hour every day wash
was veS offensive. On. more bottle feel assured cure
her entirely, there but lille of the disease
fon entitled To this aud tor the benefit OF others tai.
great pleasure IN giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, Il, T. CHALK
To Nessrs. Dosc d Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
faAveLIIRs DIRE0ToRY, %.


ORANGE 4 ALEXAHDaIA Rail ROAD.
G0ARa r. 2
vuvaHR Train leaves Acxapdria daily st ~ for
dons,e connecting with the Trasss on the Virginia
Train Gap Railroad for wodsoek aud
mediate poista
III. rain raves daily Sunday ights O'clock
n m for ess Css 70 o. -. n K " OALkANp, n E.M.
rHsa - snd M dinse po.uts
Thr.uTh tiek.tgA the lkad koad station.
The TRAINS leave 8afd nsSLe daily II 10 NJ A. n and
10 Is n arriving at Alex miria at2 r. ~ and A.
o. No nigh. train On suadsy
.pi5is y h MI ka.IN TI.ksf Agent
mo. G N q q n q .. ~ .-Tsc eea. - .
u boad Tawi 4 and IA. s,ur.a i,u Com y,
pan, d. ..ir,iI.s ud .n.nts
.Lipy,ng prinse Id witrr have i
Doats pr.euei The ir,n Steamer "kab,,-
pa, ell .irhasoId aud kyioiA Iua
uiuL as t,,iuas!
I..a,e ,,,,hm nd Tuesday. aud y, days at 4P.M,
Leave AmfIk Ao.days and That's 10, at u a. N.
Cana. l., nebD aut-,ih-r uis having eight
Nrhdk oi t.e above b.,ais nhl.h
b. Ia the is,chI"id ~ "a daily Ia receive freight.
ht, 10. t.piidra Ia cunsku the agents
of ,inc kmhaon seLrd Coz who will receive
aud forward ir,iglti -" ,hLrse.
trstshf tak,n az tAf ioxeSt rms.
For Iuitb.i pa "a uia.s. Apply To
". T. AADLnsOS, Agent At Ly M hburg
". l.. ak, Agsn,s nj kichmond.
GAnKISUN u MALONE, Agents at Norfolk,
septli
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

CvRI FOR CeNsuMprioN.-The following rrciI
for the cure Of consumption. cold, a.. = pub
lished BY the Cathbsr, (,ia.) Reporter, at the in
stance Of a minister Of tina, town who Is iuformei
that il is inia!l,bl". If nj lcas' worth trial:
Taxe one quart Of pare gin, ene gill of Ee.h
TurpcntiHe, just It cumc from The tree, m x
we'll and let II stand tweaty / ur hours. thea add
bsif pint Of clear honey and shake well. Take
one table spoonful three times II day aud cure is
ceran.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

A DREADFUL TRAGEDY was snscssd in Detroit.
Michigan, on Thursday evening last, the circum
stances Of which are MS follows: The wife and
several stepch;ldren Of Michael McNamary. a sal
lo-, were about rstiring to bed, and the mother
was on her khees in the act ofprayiug when Nc
Namara approached her from behind. seized her
by the hair, aud attempted to murder her by cat
ting her throat with a razor. lie had succeeded
in INJECTING several wounds when bis eldest step
daughter, girl sixteen years Of age attempted to
e. dawn stairs to give IN alarm, but was seized
by McNsmars, who cndeavored To cut her throat
also. She made q desperate resistance but was
badly cut on the neck, head and hands. Still she
escared fran Tho house and gave an alarm. The
neighbours ran in tn render assistance, and Me-
Namara was found and taken into custody, with
out resistance. His object in attempting the MUIR
der was to get possession Of several thousand dot
Lars belonging to hia wife and step-children. The
daughter nav lies in critical condition. her inn
rics being more severe than her mothers. Mrs
McNamara absolutely refuses tn divulse any cir
cumstances calculated to implicatc her husband,
even c'ing % far o. endeasor to exculpate him,
+, save him from the consequences Of his att
Such IN extraordinary instance Of cpnjugal fdeli
ty and deyotion slmost passes belief.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04
A'sad shc Trath nbsus our Turf Oil.
A Int toS

nga sleigh ride tb,s winter past my horses
and the skin Oh pis.e large; than my baud from
.iscesrubbng The Lsde OF the thigh. applied your
furf Oi, aud day he we'll Another ease =
Am't "lel Was Working TO ny day became uual Il,
wa.K On examining bis fool discovered nail about two
inches long the head My dTiysr and said
he w'.u De good for nothin: drew the haii iusci ted
lint and Turf OH aud work NJ One
ad from that he has lost hour bat as good
a horse badly snagRed tn. outside a.,
hs thigh places, about inches
ch,s Idle which b. siff day two Ynur Turf
I'll wnsnpiet aud hrouRh, them entirely sound II
uuI the remedies for sores have cyer
Wa and lave dyed IN drug several years 20
tltr -, ,puth.ns lroIer. tcrs truly,
Ko Mcs>r,. Dove 70 j. H. wEIsIGER
tor sac ty STROTliER WHI1EHEAD
NV sdtm l.vnrhburs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

&0 A aIlllIL6
II ,iniNIA srKA"s. wa south side from
iIsimit T. L,a,hsu,s Va Tenn. airoaa tom ynrh
bAss ic.n aud UourgiA kai,ra Knox
ie to iAia Va. w.s.fn and Aiia".c n.i''oad Dal
Chattanooga IL Stevenson Via Menrhs anu Charleston
EA.l,,Ad uom >i.s.,.s"n 10 Memphis
Ihroush issued q ,io an,ve points and Springs
and B.s.age checked through ~ the Office south side
The oiio~ us scho ulc viii be tho South kni
road commencing SUNDAY next. tho +th July INST
Mali. AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Com Getting with the Rcnn,ond aud Dauvilla Trains nj
,io tJnnelon) and with tue through route L
Leave Petersburg daily at.............. 53obrk NJ
Arrive nj turAe,ilie tJune'" "'....."..... s;i6
Arrive AT Far,n,ie al. .....'.............. y:aJ
Ar>c nj Lynchburs al. ,'s.'............ 1880 l.. N
Leave u, n'h.u's d'iy "'''..''....'....'.'.. $50
Arrive al . arm, a.. .'''''''''... AN
rKEi,.ni TRAM
touett wnh iisnupnu lad Dville Trains the Jun
Leave Petersburg daily An
Ant" al iia' Nr>I,. lJdinu 81 at...............2
AMY" i, r,'in ~ T.
Anvo a, u, .,ho"rs ,.......... ............. -,
i.caEr ~ nei'b"is "aiy \ NJ.
A'h' ID" "'"'"" AZ. .........'................ go "
ArfNr ba,noy tJutni.rJ at................ 40
A,e"n,,n "ia',o, r...sns,t " 4, ~ i.o~4.
Tr'>i w"'. a'i'.rd 10 Inc ir"i" 'e,iB i.,h'non an
,i"Sn At J.M a and pa-~rhgurs g'nh up
i,sn At n,"k, Stor,,ns ,iaccs >,
u"' a p"' q" 's.sr's t" b, slr,t! ouNe,so""> ,hoA
'n"'p. a. NAN AID III, Tram b. s'"ppeJ
"'" Wa" .""' "s" n''ds' F'rms.e i,"sPee,, l'amr
ih" 'vosoen, Al 'naoA spout srii"E, Concord James
i.nor
CRY FONT BRANCH
sunill side hnUd Freight and Passenger Trans leave
t,'"is,nis 'hn! tNnndi suA,"rtu'J ai.......' a Al.
Ar.N" Al tnS i'"h" 'i......... ........,.....II0 "
L. 49, 'ity ,ob' Jt... "
Ar>" Al ct" "oof~ "a "
leasna .l. r. m Ton hm'olk and every saturday
aud l"S" ',rnI- with ,o nae soAn.c's liam he sn''
Inc Au,n.rpn Road will be run only whoa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

REMOVAL.
NEW STAND AND NEW GOODS.
HAVE SOLD OFF AT AuCIIOl ALL OF MY OLD
a"i aAsonmi Clouds and rem vel the opposite II c u
the first above the MAJ ket house
whrr" am now recriN ing "a la, sc sgo,k OF
American Blush, French, Swlss, elman and
Italian Dry Gods
ot the latest styles aud amazingly low prices ask the
iha tity and country cali Terms 81
iy sal, a. heTotui'ie. erciaSir,iy j9r cash
ser-"dis JNo j. PUkNIS Agent
\ sIAaE authorized JuO. " 0odson - Ter, To
ia ,ity u L. nchburg, the
carr! ON The tOoiEklNG BIZ SINE IS.
Ia d,ins. JAMES E. TYLER.
Oaicc ofthc S0nth- side R. N. Co..
f.iEnsBt h0, Feb. lith 1905. )
the regular mont y meeiiIe board III Directors
N fine 'utn Side X oad Co. the following resolution
WAS adopted
He,o.>, That the freight Agent At iynchburg hereafter
h, requested 10 co ct al resht goods nj or de
ais D"tos "ut OF the
- a. ia, Company. Copy Record.
I6-t, JAMES l. 81 TIBLRT. Sev'y
REV FAR u.--Ihs subscribers hasin. nssO-
~ vLicd thuI-r,Nrt, the
stand III >r"tlcr Nhrhcai uncr the ~ cu WIN. "A.
lEoillEA ~ ari VIA Dc tira>"i the friends oi
ihr i'ruscr crac.tn and the i'uUii, generally
M. \. STROrIIER
Junca. 1871. Pr. CHRIS IIAN'
Jul -,tts
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NsbIit Is.


StPEnia IENuAA rs or ICE
VA ~ lam nAlL.pAp %,
la Atnht A., ir.S
m ana alter Mn"d.y, uay 81 A..cnb,r neat all
~ ,oan'" ~"t'Icu ls.naiu La
.v.r ,han ,r douis, NH io,u,Ned 10 Warehouses
Ia. tHy A@d Al, podee. removed be charged
tI,c tvusu ~
IN" ssp iend,red n.erssary by tho cumuiation of
ir'ibht 4" 'iN l.. pct, by whch COMPANY,
t." s.b u s.IIu "a,
Aoh'"' ""i i'sh vi '0ss ", 4 aMlfh,
~ t,yuS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

.EArHER.--A large les Of TPpcR Leather,
dsS la,s FRANKLIN & BROTHER.
s..s. d EH AZ !, x. ; J. ~ Prise T.al.
scsaw W 4. sTRoI1ER 1 co.
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CHESTERFIELD, Jan. 4, 1853
MfSsRs DovE& Co--Genfer.H :-avux had a sbort time
since To your Turf ol ia n extraordinary
case and lis action beus CRAFTY ing,
wrtn ,uG 1t for the benefit community at
aIee had due Colt Ia my stable lot. which
a,s" Bull The buil cause au,t
gore the Colt IL the shoulder 70 tho depth about inch
ripped the neck about the distance which
irghtful Several OF INV bors w.r,
present aud remarked they would not -
that the. Thought do thing him.
tir,, ned Turn Oh and of
a.haii bottles he Is ehtir, ly cured.
Very respectfully,
jan &c Is Il. C. FRIEND
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B-s' NEssEsOE~ WANTED! -u,a
'vNE SUBSCRIBERS WISH no PU RCHASE NE.
E"otS "f either sex bet~ the ages thirty
m which the highest market price In cash, will he paid Ap
ply ut thu auction house Of Z. r. PheIpa
septy3u WELLS DAVIS
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A ys..it'AN [sCI:sS.-Wc hive a
~ N r t.ixud a large lt oi A Nj I G A " ~
Gil : U;.-i' Hmtns case. tn w ich call VNS~
pit, ., Tie NE inr,t, II I'll, se " at,hes -
keeper. hunger question ai the low Ice 40
wh sthey n - d rcnip tpeMd sirs lie. by ali who
I'D atd The y ah TIE demand every here has
,hs sap,ay: vsfhere"re recom
IN friends all fiv aud x,sd keeper
iur small price, SILVEkThOhN 4 Cliff.
n Dial la JswsTy Store above ~ A1zskst.
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dNi2tEsa %fEt SEl,Es.-aOCDv nre,. 8, IN. L..
~ W Tons nrt-h Mountain Coai Far s.lr b,
ANDERSON, LANFVRp 4 CO. on Canat
mhi IN near La lphurre's M1is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

WY aketuuTRHUEts-
AsPIS GROVE Henrco, December J, 1857
MfssRs DOVE d Co.:-tientiemen~-My horse was out In
the the attempting to Jump III.
fence end rail- through Should and
nearly penetrating through his breast king cash large
enough 10 insert hit got bottle your TURF
on app, freely four days work aud in
two ecks lie entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EGE
Sold by all Druggists aud Merchants hroughou the state
rybJts
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,s,a,E TURF or. ron OH soaE. or

TH'HiE TURF OH FOR Old SORES OF
Il ~ ERY DESCRIPTION On MAN OR BEAST
AHHANihD IT. cure, AM! 40 oAAaEk FROM TO
Iin lrlce ~ CENTS per De tile.
Enra foraH Of C0aR. Clerks Ohcs Of ia
isro toHft JJr fns Easivn Distrto VnSiaia 6y DOYk
Co, RichnOnd, F..-.U she
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come store pamphlet certiRca
performed the Turf certificates truth ~
our own respectable. and respected citizens others
here !" w'n and doubt
n..ieio- pound of any
'tei SHOWN la Try and you wall satisfied what
~
Th,L TURF OIL.-Read the following and come ~ gu,
story ,rh We III tell you Of who have use.
et,,d
RICHMOND, Nov. IL, 1874
Mess-, Doc. C0f;entlemea-l portion of bottix
- you lur n, which you very kindly presented WITH
All itke pleasure in that found II sf.ectual
u. eruption OF the skin, winch prac Used
tor years b. physcans without receiving tho
uAN 'eneht ala, recommended to friend nine
tor ae months hal been annoyed by similar eruption
tie skin aud he informed short siLce that from H.
a,s OF nne bott' ha had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, E. Nj. LEFTWICI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-04

- t. ia tesi It. ist. thrare, And (uy er
~. Goal Al lowest N rk,t psic-s FIR ugrs delivery
. 'ftrts Ia 4 ~ the Stsre Atss taientine i W.,
ni' "ain sI.e', " III receive prompt attention.
alE+ts ANDERSON LANFORp & CO
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souruAMrros COUNTY, VA, August ls, lest

SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA. August lf 1856
Messrs Done Co :-enenien-F"r about co or four
years hhd under right ab.ut pea
sumetins little paiufdl much until
asI then bccamr quite painful. fesered and great
deal wal advised physician aud others
thinkinp itwa Cancer bought bottle Of your
bc TURF OIL aud applied according
Lors, lady, v ho had similar by tile nose
about ten her the other la, il was
nrndng 1t looked much II did when
She commenced using your TUkF OIL. It get e
you will her certificate any bari
Of this If you think proper aud is with much qualification
give y"u, vi my thanks, thi, certificate efficacy
f"irs respectfully, II. n. TiitIMAS,
The above is voluntary certificate from stranger We
have many SUCH Let those no suffer call aud
ma Its d q Co
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~ "a <is:ENsIE. N EN> <.sSNND ENijt-
l7AS IIUN or KE.,Dl .ADr ti.JI ittNti - la
AID his inai has stu, t.ADA MADE
tLDI HING, GEN ILfMi.N>' tikNl HING t.JDib,
tAl.,t.i1A~ AT NiA has S.u aud
pur,h t.ch anr,e lie nt, ,rI cash,
to lie
10 u! suck eaiug
ing und ~, bat iha. II 10
mud, lNIne iruhs lne al styis
qnlty tiothns nncI aIi b,ti'f tn
X
,uuJtry Merchants I'm b,n1 piig,s luwer than
ll,I",o, IA can, ~h".r IA retail buN
au, Judge
wit ecrtaIhll par, has of
,tlJIs GuGGENHEIMER.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1858-08-28

| Pour empecher aux personnes ct aux marcia ndse
venantde lipux infectes lie la tievre jaune Zen
trer d'etre reeues dams la Vile du Crane
! Coteau.
Art l. lie Conseil dc Vile du Grand Coteal
ordunne CONNIE suit
| Art. II. Qn'aucnne personne de tout district OF
endroit necte on la fievre aune egne, ou tout cito
yen de cette vile qul ira bord de steamboats, We
,ant de tells endroits, admls dams cette Cor
poration qn'apres que dix iours Sc seront econes
ap'es avo'r quite ces tells endrots on bateaux,
moins quill ne prouve, satisfaction, all President
du Consei' de Vile, quill eu la hi{yre aune au-
paravant. ct quill est accimate Les medecins
ct les ministries de pEvange exec pies.
Art. III. Qu'ancnne merchandise, baggage vete.
mrnt ou hinge de lit, texcepte ces bar's qu'on ap-
pele haris de quides, ct les articles tells que sa-
Won chandees, tabac: farine fromage. Sc lesqueis
scnt coIsderes metre pas capat'es de communi-
q.ier linection) ne serout adnis dams eette Cor
poraton lusqu ace que te'les narcha asss &c.
auront etc ventlliees CONNIE suit: ~
Marchandises de lame, &C., entieremeaIt debal-
lees durant4S heures. n
Marchandises de cotton, &C., entieremeA debal-
lees duraEt Sc heures @@
Toutes autres sntsreeaent dsb.llsse ete
durant "a heuies.
son de scie, de la paie. &c, tells cue meicaments,
liuneurs. sardines, &c.. "a heures.
Art. w. II sera defendu par la lo toute pc r.
sonne IeSidant endedans des limtes de cette Cor
poration de recevoir en- sa mason ou dams Sc; pro-
prietes toute personne merchandise venant de
lieux infectes de fevre jaune violation des Arts.
Ii ct Iii de cette Ordonnance. Ettoute personne
qni faiIlira, sera non settlement requise de
demenager ces personnes ou marcia ndises en- de
hors des Iimies de cette Corporation, nais sera
65alement passihle ct paiera une amende de cent
pastres pour chaque contravention.
Art V. Tout citoyen de cette Corporation ('es
medecns ct rretres excemes qui ira dams des lieux
nfectes de fevre iaune, OH qui ira a bord de
steamboats, venant de tells eniroits: ct qu s'etant
derobe de Ia vigilance des autofites pfeposees, Sen
reviendra avaut Respiration des dix iours presents
dams Part. II, sera passibe ct paiera nne amende
de cent piastres pour chaque telIe contravention.
Ordonl.e lie "a iAoht 1858.
ED. NJ. MILLARD, President.
LauN F. SMITH Secretaire. - -. -.