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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-13
CLEARFIELD COUNTY.

Inc vote on the State Ticket Is about the
same rs Congress.
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Bsas' The late Texas papers announce the
death of the Hon. Samuel Williams, of Gal
weston, who was one of the first American
settlers in Texas He was Secretary to Col
Austin, who obtained the original grant
from Mexico to form an American colony in
the province. Col. Williams was man I'M
iversally respected in the State, and before
annexation such was the universal confidence
in him that non-residents made use of his
name as the grantee of their land purchases
to such an extent that he himself could make
! no estimate of the extent of the land he held
by the conveyance of strangers. Before an
nexation he used TO be much troubled with
the fear that a casualty to him might deprive
hundreds of families of their property, which
had been placed unconditionally-and often
without his knowledge-in his name. His
I prolonged life enabled him to adjust all
these matters. He was the grantee of the
Charter, and President OF the only Bank
ever established in Texas.
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An IMPORTANT DIscLosURE.-Senator
Brown of Mississippi, at public dinner re-
Gently given him by his friends in Copiah
county, Miss, made the Neutrality-suspicious.
of the pledges given him by Mr.. Buchanan ::
In his speech, at the dinner, he expressed
his acquiescence in the Conference bill, and
hoped it would be enforced. He stated that
ks called on the President before he left
Washington, and that Mr. Buchanan assured
m IN the most positire and nuaeQIiUocat terms
that he rould appoint no man 10 office rho
held the opinion that Kansas ought to be adj
united before she has population ,chich
,could entitle her 10 a representative IN Con-
gress according TO the terms Of the Confer
ence bin and that he rould decGPitate erery
otfce-holier rho expressed such a belief
Mr. Brown wished to state that he had
regarded this as solemn pledge Oh the part
of Mr. Buchanan, and although he consider
ed him ''little weak in the back, he be-
lieved he would stick up to it. Whenever
he Gov. Brown) plighted his faith to any
man, he always stuck to it, and he intended
| to hold Mr. Buchs IAN to his declaration.
This being the odious test which Mr.. Bu-
chanan has pledged himself to enforce I'M
conditionally upon all his adherents, the
people of this district will fully understand
the reasons why Judge Niblack cannot give
any pledges regarding his votes upon the
| future claims of Kansas for admission to the
Union. lie is the candidate of the Office
holders should they permit him to evadC
| the test, their heads would fall.
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come the entire port, not only of the COM
merce between China and America, but may
be the port through which the commerce OF
Europe with China may take its course. A
little firmness and foresight would have pre-
served these valuable provinces to the United
States, who would now give tens of millions
TO recover them.
No one can venture to predict the influence
which the free intercourse withthe hundred
millions of Chinese is to have upon the COM
merce of the world, and especially upon the
navigation of the Pacific. Nor can one for
see the changes that are to be wrought
in the character, habits and ideas of the CHI
nese whose civilization has been stereotyped
for two thousand years. Will they become
degenerate, adding to their vices those which
are imported from Europe? Or viii they
rise to the adoption of Christian principles,
and command the respect OF the world ?
Will they remain bound by the letters oil
prejudice and pride, or will their love Of ac-
QUESTION tempt them to profit by the expert
ence of the west, and avail themselves ofthe
light of modern science. We may seek
trade with them and import their wares, but
we hope the Stateson the Western coast viii
give no encouragement to immigration
Let the Chinese make what progress they
can at home; we want no infusion of al
Asiatic element into our society.
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The China Trade.

The opening of the ports of China to free
trade with this country will have an i'm
mcnsc influence upon the trade of our Pa
ciic coast. California, Oregon, and Wash
ington will feel its impulses more sensibly
than the Atlantic States. The country be-
gins now TO realize the immense sacrifice
that was made by the surrender of the Orc
gon boundary line of $40 40> by Mr.. Polk S
cabinet when buchanan was Secretary of
State The cry at first was, 4" fifty-four, for
" or fight" that was soon abandoned, and
five and half degrees of valuable territory.
20 which our title was clear and indisputable,
were pusillanimously given up. Included in
it, were the newly discovered gold digginss
ON Frazier's River and the valuable Van
couver Island, the harbors of which are the
best in the world. \ recent American Wis
itor to Victoria, on the Island, pronounces
it the most eligible point of trade on the
Western coast of America; and predicts thai
il will become one of the great emporiums o
trade between Asia and America. Should
the project of Canadian Railroad through
TO the Pacific ever be realized, some poin
on Puget Sound, probably Victoria, will be.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


HORPOR.ITXOsN sNO1hCE. - FUA
OPLANK SIDEwALKS.-Ordered, that the
owners Of lots o. GO, GO, "a, 65 66 and o. i'm Upper
Enlargement fronting on Second street, and that
the of let's and "a, i'm block 2, aud lot In
block 3, also in the Eastern Enlargement fronting
on Second street, and that the owners OF lot in
block l, Stockwell's Enlargement, fronting on Dr.
vision street, and that of lots i, and j. in
block I, Stockwells Enlargement, fronting ON lngle
and Third Streets and that the Owners vi lots l. z,
g. 4, s. ., 10, IL and Il, in block q, in the
Eastern Enlargcment fronting on Sixth street, and
that the Of lots Ia, Is, l6, H. Is IL, 90 Il,
D. %, a. % and &C. in block TO- in the fourth En-
largement, and lots and in block l5i, in Lamas-
CO, all fronting Goodse street, and that the own
ers Of lots l, 2 B. 4, ), 8, u s, Q, I'D, H. II, and
l3, in block !, in Stockwels Enlargement, fronting
on Market street, the sidewalks as designated
to be brought to the proper city grade and lay upon
the same good plank sidewalks. Of The usual width,
within thirty days from the publication Of this no.
tice.
In default thereof, the Common Council will pro-
coed to have said work done and the costs and ex-
penses accruing thereby will be assessed 20 and col
lected by sale of said lots much as viii satisfy
said lien and costs.
By order Of the Common Council of the city OF
Evansville. 4. LEMCkE, Clerk.
sppt2i-7t Volksbote COPY
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~REsCE.Y.T IYTrPL.s.yY.,.G .7.,I

0/Flooring Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Manufac-
tory Window and Door Frames Base Castings
and Mouldings of all kinds made TO order Dressed
Flooring aud Weather. boarding. on hand.
The undersigned would inform the public in gem
era that they have fitted the above establishment
with new machinery, and are now in operation and
ready to execute all of work in their line
short notice, and in good style any similar e.
tablishment in this part of the country, and on
reasonable terms. Orders from abroad solicited,
which will be promptly filed and carefully put mp
and shipped Orders from builders. carpenters, and
lumber merchants, promptly attended to. Oar es-
adjustment is on the Canal Basin and City Wharf,
business parts of the city. DYSON & WADE.
sept2O-1md Enduirer and Volksbnte copv
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Ca At the funeral of William Naylor,
Esq, late of Terre Haute, one of the Oldest
settlers in that region, appeared the vener-
able John II. Thompson, who, taking his
place near the coffin, appeared profoundly
affected by the departure of his friend, and
the many "reminiscences which his death
awakened. Almost half century ago, the
deceased and Mr.. Thompson stood together
on the battle field, in the full flush of young
manhood. At Tippecanoe, where death shots
fell thick and fast, they stood shoulder to
shoulder together, and looked the dangers
of battle full in the face. Escaping I'M
SCARED from that bloody field, forty-seven
years, when the glow of youth has passed
from the cheek of one, and death had stilIed
forever the heart throbs of the other, they
met; one having paid the debt of nature,
the other just trembling on the verge of the
grave.
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oe the September term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of NandcTburgh County, the estate of And.
VI. Gerard, deceased was declared probably insol-
vent. Creditors are therefore notified that the same
will IL settled accordingly, SUSAN HAWKINS,
SeUtlS m fryarr
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rsRD.-nR. GEORGE CEI,GER,

Scaudidate for Sheriff, deems it incumbent upon
him 10 deny, in the most explicit terms, that he
has been induced 10y any one to come out "A candi-
date in order to draw OF votes from any one of the
other candidates. lie assures his fellow citizens that
lac is running his own hoax. and for himself
alone I; and To- suli>erye other mans views lie
can neither be bought or persuaded 10 play second
part to any other candidate.
ST. Lotus, Mo, September s. Is5S.
We. the undersigned citizens Of II. Luis, do most
chcerfully recommend, aud hesitate not to certify
to The Integrity, uprghtness, and general good
duct Of GEORGE CLINGsR, Isl. We have known
him for scver., years aud IN the mean time have
had several transactions Of business with him, in
which we have found him upright and fair in
dealing.
We. therefore, recommend him to the suffrage OF
his frllUw citizens OF Evansville, and hope - see
him installed hy your choice, gentlemen, in the Of
fee which YOU are calici upon o. I'LL by your voice.
Goodwin, Murray a Go. GoOduch "a Willard,
Thomas Papin, Mayer kONcr,
Thompson q White, T.. \. n j. X. Fillcy,
Barclay 4 Shields, W. X. Wuruan & Co,
Mayer, krug Mcister, Bennett and Thompson.
sept-lw
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~ I'OC.N'G FIT TURKR
@eIreceived by Isep2ol z. II. COOK SON.
II E.iRRO R.fLTE.MORE OI'S-
Oo TIERS
Y. III. Cook e. Son. Agents.

Have this day received their hrs shipmt mt, and viii
continue 10 receive daily, per Adams 4 Co. Express
direct from the Packer in Baltimore, a full supply
The Cans large size and filed full. All Oysters
sold by will be warranted in every respect
second 10 none. We are prepared to furnish Whole
sale and Retail and offer liberal discount to deal
ers. Give us a call. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded Y. III. COOK S SON,
scptls No. =, Main sTeet.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Hartford COUNTY.

January 6, 1855.
Personally appeared C. II. BOWERS, Secretary OF
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath thar the foregoing statement, by him suhscrib
ed, is true, full and statement Of the al
fairs Of said Company, aud exhibits 50 far can be
ascerained at this date, its actual condition the
first day Of January, 1855.
Before me, II. III. BARBORN, j. =.
Applications for Insurance may lie made TO the
undersigned, ALLEN g, HALL0Ck, Agent,
sapt3 Evansville. Indian.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


4" Walnut and Water streets.-The undersigned
having rented the house above named, Is prepared
Ia afford n number Of boarders good accommodation,
and fare equal to the best of the market.
Charges.-By the day 81 OO single week, 81 90
permanent, s. 80 without lodging, 81 90.
sept2i-2wd J. ;. ALLEN.
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HlREsM CED.fR WIFE. &c, &e-e

z<thESh GED.fa - II N, &C., Ac.-SO
IL dozen Cedar Pals, white, red aud striped brass
bound,
10 nests Cedar keelers, plain and striped, brass
bound,
dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes
3 " Cedar ChuTns, brass bound
3 :" plain white Cedar Pals, iron bound, = and
hoops,
- stout iron bound Stable Pals,
4" Steamboat Pals, stout iron bound,
20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, and III in
each nest,
dozen largest Horse Buckets,
10 common iron bound BUCKETS
This day received, and now opening in the finest
condition, at the new Wooden Ware store of
seit2i J. IL. RUSSELL,
81 Main 81 bet Seventh and Eighth, Louisville, Ny
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EBIFLDENG .N.ITERk.IL.- 10000
ID Lights assorted Stsh.
lSO Doors, assorted sizes.
loo pairs Nenn. shutters.
800 boxes Window Glass.
coo kegs White Lead.
bbs. Lnseed Oil.
~ bills. Cement.
2O Plaster Paris For sale hv
sept23 ORR, DAZELL & Co.
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D. No liabilities to Eanks or Others
due not due
6. No losses adjusted and due.
Z. Amount Of losses either unadjusted s,a oco q,
=. or adjusted and not due S'''V'0 y"
.. Losses i'm SUSPENSE waiting further
proof, included in the above.
10. All other claims against the Com
pany-.....-..-.--.- 1se0l IL
IL. The rule Of the Company is not to exceed
$1,000 in any one risk, subject to loss by single
fire.
IL. The amount insured in a city or village, de-
ponds upon its size-Generally all the desirable
risks TO be had subject 10 the rule above named
ID. The amount insured in any one block Of build
ngs depends upon its size and construction subject
20 the rule above referred to.
ii. No part Of the Capital earnings 81 this
Company have been deposited in any other state
security for losses therein, and such deposit is
required by any Stat except Indiana; from which
State the Agencies of the Company were withdrawn,
this Company enteriains the opinion that its en-
tire Capital and Resources pledged for the equal
security Of all its Policy holders, and should
main. Under the opinion Of late Attorney General
Of the State Of Indiana aforesaid prUnOuncing the
Company have resumed their Office and continue to
transact the business Of Insurance in that State.
And this Company will recognize all its Policies
issued to any party parties in the state Of In
diana as valid and II binding obligation, and pledges
tsefto faithful performance of all such contracts Of
Insurance, whether so held by reason Of the pas
sage Of the law referred 10 or not.
c. u. BOWERS, Secretary.
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HT COST! 1T COsT! Us

Oh propose "a change in our business next month,
and moving into another house, We wish TO sell Al
COST a large number Of articles i'm cur present
stock. Wooden Ware-Tuhs, Buckets, Churns,
Bread Bowls, &C. Willow Ware-Baskets, " illow
Wagons, ChildrcR's Chairs, Sc. Glass Ware,
CrOckery cheap BrOoms and fancy Baskets Glass
go boys Pittsburgh Show Cases and contents
Cutlery Pickles Deer skins, &C., &c, will be dis
posed Of cost, for cash produce. We de-
termined 10 make a change i'm our business, and are
determined to close out these articles.
sept2O A. ID. REYNOLDS & Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DOCEPORRT .sCsDE.MT. :,

HDOCkPORRT .lC.sDE.HE. = NO
LATTICE to contractors. Sealed proposals viii
be received until Oct 90 TO build Rockport Academy,
which will embrace Two building, 5O< 20, three
stories high, and one college IIall) j0< 50, one
story. Proposals to build college Hal" Frame
Brick. The other buildings TO be Brick posi-
lively. Plans and Specifications can he seen from
and after 18th September al DR.. o. Morgans, Rock
port, and at A. u. Reynolds & Cos Evansville.
Our payments will be prompt, and security will b.
required for promptness aud f.ithfclness IN con-
tractors. L. y. DeBRULER, o.,
RockpOrt, Sept ., ISIS. septl+5w
EJ.fLL sTE.LE DRESS MATS
IL Comprising all the latest American and French
fashions. Our fall style Dress Hat is unsurpassed
for symetrical proportions and is equal, if not
perior in durability and beauty. 10 any ever made
Our conformation enables us 10 warrant a perfect
and comfortable ut to the wearer matter how III
regular his head may be. Now is the time gentle
VAUTIER & MARCoNSIER,
septll 80 Main street.
EyREE EXHfBITI0.N or Tine
III largest an most beautiful stock of Hats and
Caps ever open lin Evansville. Come Que and ALL
We will he pleased NJ all times to show our Goods
and sell them cheaper than the cheapest.
VAUTIER & MARCoNNIER,
septll 80 Main street.
|1HOICE B.sCO.N' .f.ND BEEE.---
~ Casks Wises' Sugar Cured Hams.
l Quigley's - - 9
jacobs Beef For sale
low, by septic H0RNBRO0k & CO.
Es.fLISES .E.S,D EE.fTHRR NIT
CASES, a frst-rate article, for sale at
NACTIER 4 MARCONNIER,
septl1 50 Main street
HDOOh BE.sIsE.N'G.- THOSE H.f.N'T-
I'D ING the Scientific American Bound cheap
for cash, would do well to call at
VI. l.. JOHNSoN'S BOOK BINDERY,
First street, near the Post Office. septlO-lm
E,RE.NdH C.f.N.Es.-.s s.n.fLL Lot
II for sale very cheap at
YAUTIER MARCONNlER,
septll - Main street.
R0OTECE or E.S,SOL T.E.N,Cf.--.sT
the September ernl, 1855, If the Court 81 Com
mon Please of Marlborough County, the estate of
! Thos. Headen, deceased declared probably in
solvent. Creditors are therefore, notified that the
same will be settled accordingly.
EDWARD DURTlS.
W. ACfIESON.
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yUsT KscEIV.ES. At THE VEN

EpOo.HS TO LET ROOMS FOR
A4Geutlenicu San be had i'm the Dwelling House
of Mr.. kcsteman, on Walnut, between First and
second streets. srptl.
HXOL.s.fSSES $50 BBLS. PE.f.N.
SyATATlON, sugar Ilnuse, and Reboilcd Mo-
iasscs. Ia store and for sale by
S.Bfi7 PRESTON BRo=
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-HHR. DE Ii (ROfX, FRE.NIH
oEA DYER AND SCOURER,
Corner Of Vine and First streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
wond respectfully inform the ladies and gentle
mcE Of this city and vicinity, that he has opened
DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING
ESTABLISHMENT,
Where he will clean aud dye all kinds If Silk and
Wuollen Goods viii remove grease, paints, Sc,
vithoU; The slightest injury to the goods.
All work done at this establishment will be war
ranted to give entire satisfaction. septGi-6m
As.fIES.-sOO KEGS .sSsORTED
TIMOTHY SEED,
sept23 ORR, DAZELL & Co.
THEESE-3O ZONES BEsT w.. *.
land English Dairy. For sale by -
sept23 GILBERT 4 B0wDES,
IHyE.sS.-IOO H.ELF CHESTS .f.NII
II Boxes, all kinds. just received at
GILBERT & BOWLES,
scpt23 Sycamore street.
Df(E.-IO TIERtES PHE.nE.-FOR
Ao>sale, low, by
sept23 GILBERT B0WLEs.
EpED CORDS. = 100 PACk.sGEs
Ii Cotton, Hemp. and Manila in dozens or on
sep septsS ''' ''''' ' GILBERT III BE & BowLEs.
E.NDIG O.-FOUR (EROO.V,s, BEST
Aqualty. For sale by
sep,23 GILBERT & BowLEs
AoUTS.-3O R.fRRELS .fL.NO.NiDS,
oV Brazil Nuts, Fillbcrts and English Walnuts.
/ For sale by GILBERT x BOwLES,
seyt2} Sycamore street near Water.
IT 8. Mill P.SsSE.N,GER P.fCH-
| Os ET.-EVANSyILLE, PADUCAH AND
| CAIRO PACKET.
! a Cn -, !. IT. DONE, DAVIS Master,
| CrEsSsA1 leaves Evansville every Tues
/ s1kka@zsz=<-zzcSla and Friday, at II o'clock,
! NJ, arriving at Paducah at o'clock A. NJ, Cairo
at IL o'clock, NJ, Wednesday and Saturday Re-
/ turning, leaves Cairo every "Wednesday and Satur-
day, at O'Clock, =. NJ, and Paducah every Thurs
day and Sunday, at O'Clock, A. NJ. connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville and Charlottesville
4 X. r.. and Packets for Green River. Also, con-
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and 81.
Z Louis Packets
Tickets be obtained on board the boat for all
Eastern Cites. sept23
HVHOsE CPS, .fRRlV.ED 1T
| IL last, at NAUTIER x MARCoNNIER'S,
sept22 80 Main street.
! IEvO THE L.sDIES.-s SPLE.NYsID
IL assortment If infant and boys Hats and Caps,
latest styles, just receiyedat
NAUTIER MARCONNIER'S,
/ sept22 30 Main street,
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sept23 j. b. RUSSELL,
81 Main ST. bet Seventh and Eighth, Louisville, Ky
GyL.NDRfES. $50 R.fGS PRI.nE
AyC"ffce.
- bills. Loaf Sugar
- bags Nos. $40 and COO Cotton Yarns,
40 half Chests Teas.
30 boxes soap.
- assorted Tobacco.
~ reels Packing Yarn.
20 Jbls. Resin. For sac by
sept23 ORR, DAZELL & Co.
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Zg.N'oTHER .NBW FEED STORE.

S-A The subscriber has opened a feed store, i'm
the shanklin building, at the corner Of Water and
Locust streets, where he will Keep full supply of
all kinds of the best feed, which he will sell at the
very lowest market prices. He has ON hanG corn,
hay, cats, meal, bran and shipstuif, &c, &c.
sept22 j. e. DES0UCHET.
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400. C0TTO.l. RITTI.N'G.-IOO
VHGE.N-sOR s. .N.E UsTO.N-S or

q y Bales just received, which bought for
cash, for sale cheap. at SAM EMBRICHS,
sspt9 ~ Main street.
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In and adjoining the Town of Cannelton, will be
offered at Auction on the premises.
SALE ABS0LUTE-TERMS EXTREMELY EASY
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NOTICE TO NON RESlpENTS,-Yon
IN are hereby notified to make or cause to be
made on your lands, in the I'd Leyee District on the
Atchafaaya River, in the Parish of St, Landry,
yonr roads and evees according to law, on or before
The Ist of December next 1858. Fractional Sections
2e and u, T. A. S. II. /, f. Southwestern District.
Fractional Sectians and 2, and the Northwestern
half Of Section s, T. 4, S. r. I, L. Sonth western
District and the lands owned by the widow OF
Henry Abbott are the lands owned by non residents
in this District. +, HAfHokN,
Road and I4evee Inspector I'd I.evee District
St Landry Sept. 25, 1858.
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Sl>' l's' Isl sssrRApEs, Clerk.

NOTICE. persons having claims
~ against the succession of Thomas G. Cheney
deceased. will present the same to my Attorney
John 3. King Esq, ats Opelonsas. in order that \
Tabeau may be hlade, MS there will soon be funds
to distribute among the creditors.
Opelo,isas, Nuy. 20, 1875. s s. a
S0LOMON N Cs IsAAvIEsS.
= st. s5s5ss.f Administrator.
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VTARRIAGE GUIDE-YorsG's great
INl =. .-I..s,,sl Work hciug a PriYnte lnstinc

NTARRIAGE GUIDE-forses great ,.
M Physiological Work being ,Ssse rlvtg ahsnt to 'ss sy
,oa n,h or mala and female In everything concerning
hosn niae s nd relations of our sexual system,
.ne ptGe prodaeton or prevention of offspring in,
Guiding ali ths Sx Ws RsveF Yoesa os,9e H. Si
n ee m ,av valuable and Interesting work It is
Ins Is ff IN plan language for the general reader
wrl;s' !; i,lms,rated with engavings All young mar
ana ana - neape or those contemplating marriage and
having the pedmen to masa tsat s eyery oae
reao ,G tb be aeananted with Still it is book tha
snoaI he locked up. and not lie about the honse l.
Will be sem is.oss W s''' DIR. WIN. YOUNG, No
ts iis spruce street, above Fourth, fhiladei9h'a'
Nov. l3, 1855.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-12-04

sC-,,TUiCCEssIoN SALE. = Estate of fa'rioN -
Srne Of an order of the District csors sos al
and for the parish of St landry will os on
aastHn By Il ie%s the rssasnss Of
aslatpsS! rso!a PONY Box Of tools sTxGfnTos sy baisr
TsRssICas6 ANDRE" j. siSm,iitt itSsm;nistrator.
s.. Landry, Nov. 2I, lo5s'