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JoHs HAWKINS, the eslsbrstsd Temperance
Lecturer will address the people In the following
places:
Ferrisburgh, Monday evening, March ., att r. H.
New Haven, Tuesday, Mrrch Q,
Vergsnlles, Wednesday, March 10, arm sV'nS
Addison 1hursday, March II;
wsybridge, Friday, March ~,
Cornwall, Saturday, March 10,
Bridport, Sunday, March IL.
Shorenan, Monday, March ID,
Orwell, Tuesday, March 10
Whiting, Wednesday, March y,
Salisbury, Thursday, March 10,
aiddebury, Friday, March 10
Lincoln, Saturday March 30,
Bristol Sunday March al.
Starksbofo, Monday, March IL,
BIonkton, Tuesday, March 70,
It is expected that arrangements will be made
in each town wherein appointments are made to
&c t out geo attendance at each and every place
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NOW LOOK AT THIS !

fINHE subscriber lie DESTROYS of, and determined
i to, huve Il settlement of ALL accounts, by
note or otherwise soon A few old notes are 81
fered for sale without cost. Please take this as
the first SECOND and THIRD call, that may
save the Printers bill hereafter.
46 IRA ALLEN
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NOTICE.

AVING resolved to sell out and close up
III business in this plass, the subscriber wonld
call the attention of the public to the sale Of his
dwelling houses and lotr which will be sold at
verp low price.
n B. Please call and examine the property.
a.; SIDNEY MOODY.
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HAIR REsroRATIvE.-Ths demand for this Y;
ryiailed preparation for the hair and skin !:
vonl the pos ,ibillly OF DOUBT, and its 81 -
r,s,tor tl,an iac nther Hur Restorative Ii-at mas
Ger been before ~. publ.e. Tens Of tLsRsaa4s
uf per,ons who were bald and gray, and ottsss
-lhSss .aees we're severed with Snsie sloishss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Public.

NOTICE -AdcsrGsemsnts, 10 inssrs sassrtsoS
d. same peek, shonld be handed IN BY Monday noon
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NES5, Youths and Boys hats and CAPS. al !
NJ htssss Elsts-s great variety a.
CHAPAANA bARhoBFa.

OCHouL BOOKS. Towns ssr.s. ~ sSaou
= Esadsrs, Mitchslrs Biographies, smiih's u
Cotton s Fiiehs do, YIELDS ana wsll's Gysn
usr,, Adams colburn's ssa GTssLlesi :. AZ
PrImsTs, Towns md Webster. spslsIs. EsS
stss', Dietisl.aEiss. Robinsans AFslIaA AIils,
b~sehs, States, a., for sale at low pJiGss, si
c6PELANp'S MINIS RuVSi.
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MONY 11dOId Hill 11V OQ
Lumber or Pleasure Wagons, for one or two
horses Ligh, Fancy Buggies, &c. Call and see
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THE GRkAT BEAUT1FYER
SO long unsuceessfully sought,
a ~ IL

% suusblt
FOUN II AT ST!
For 1t restores permanently gray hair To is
original color covers luxurianuy the bald head;
removes all dandruff, itching and all .erofua,
scald head and all eruptions makes the hair
soft, healthy, and glossy and will preserve It to
any immsgiuabl age removes, as ii by magic,
all blotches, &c, from the face, and cures all
neuralgia and nervous head sche See circular
and the following:
Dover, n. II Feb. 3, 1857.
Prot. o. J. Wood 4 Cc.-.Gents Within a few
days we have received 50 many orders and oalls
fos Pot. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative, that to-
day we are compelled to send to Boston for a
quantity, (the six dozen you forwarded all being
sold, while We might order quantity nom you.
Every bottle we have sold seems 10 have pro-
duced three OF four new customeos. and the Hp-
probation and patronage 1t receives from the most
substantial aud worthy citizens of onr vicinity,
fully convince us that il I. mosl valuable pre-
PARTON.
Send as as soon as may be one gross OF 81 size;
and che dozen 81 size and believe US yours very
respectfully, (sisned) DANIEL LATHEoP & Co.
Hickory Grove, St. Charles Co Mo. ,Nov.ls 1876.
Prof o. j. Woo3-Dear Sir: Some time last
snmmsr we were induced to use some Of your
Hair Restorative, and its effects were 80 wonder
fu], we feel It our duty to you and the sfhieted,
to report 1t.
Our little sons head for some time had bsen
perfectly covered with Sores and some called 1t
bChll uehu ne HhlT hiIuOst entirely CA1e w
In consequence, when friend, seeing his suffer-
inss, advised US to use your Restorative, We did
80 with little hope Of success, but. 10 our sur
prise. and that Of all our friends, very few az
plications removed the disease entirely, lid
new and luxufiant crop OF hair Son started ont.
and we can now say that our boy has a. healthy
a scalp, aud as luxuriant crop Of hair as any
other child ne can, therefore and de hsrsby
recommend your Restorative, a. a perfect RENE
dy for all diseases OF the scalp and bar.
WsuIs, yours isspecuully.
GEoBGK W. HI0oISBoTHAA
SARAH A HI00INBoThAM.
Gardiner, Me-, June "a, 1855.
Prot j. Nood--DeSr Sir; | have used two
bottles OF Professor Woods lair Restorative,
and can truly say it is The greatest discovery VI
the sse for re stoTing and changing the hair. Be-
fore using it was a man Of seventy. bly, hair
has now attained It's original color. You can rec
onmend It 10 the world without the least fear ne
my case was ore Of the worst Kind.
Yours respectfully
o. WOOD co, Prophecies, sl2 Broad
way, y. l., lin the great y. I. Wire Railing Is
tablishmsnt) and l+t Market street, 81. Louis
Mo. Sold by all wholesale rnggists ". =,
RUSSELL, agent for Middlebury. e0-A2iam
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OVERCOATS,
Vermont Central R, R. Bonds

vermont Centrdl n. II, bO0QS,
THE undersigned, holders of the frat Mort
L gage Bond. OF the Vermont Central Railroad
Company, to the amount, IN the aggregate, Of
more than Fify Thousand Dollars, hereby give
notice that meeting Of the bondholders, or cred
itors, for the security vi whose claims the frus-
tees in the possession Of the said Railroad and
property hol,i the same In trust, will be held at
Wsbb's Hotel, in Northhed. In the State Of YER
mont, on Friday. the twenty sixth day Of Feb
ruary next, ut seven o'clock, r. NJ, Tor tie pur-
pose Of nominating Trustees, and acting under
the law passed ~ the Legislature Of Vermont,
Nov. 10, 1857, entitled An Act In relation 10
Trustees Of Railroads"
ENoS COLLINS.
By George VI Barnard, AItaInsy.
ca aRLES +. AILW1S,
4. h. HUNSEWELL,
JOrHAN BUSH
JANIS hCSAE WELL
h. G. Ho0PER,
GARDNER BRE WEh
CHARLES MIHTER
h. HOMER DIXON
N. APPLETON,
WILLIAM APPLETON
Nh. b. SUMNER
SlLAS PIERCE
HENRY RICE
January 27th. lsss A.
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Rice's Quadrille Band,

BuHLINd1oN. W.,
i. Is. HOLMBURG ........ CONDUCTOR,
IL prepared 10 furnish any number Of pieces tor
Balls, Parties, Concerts, &c.
Sir. Geo. W. Powers, Mddlebury, i. our agent
for this town and vicinity. ~
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A. w. POWER RS,

DUELINU TUNi Va
A CENT for BoAnDMAN, GRAY Co.'S ceIe-
IA braied Dolce Campana attachment and cor
rugated Sounding Board Plano Fortes, which for
purity and richness Of tone, durability and ele-
gsnce OF style and dnsh challenges composition.
MR. fowEns continues To give careful attention
to tuning and repairing Piano fOrtes, and IRON
several years successful experience Is conf'eht
OF his ability give satisfaction In every respect
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly aud
faithfully attended to- IS
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HAT Ribbons, Ruehss and Tsts, Dtsss fru-
III mius., Ehnsss, Bvslss aud Essi.. Eau,
cHAPMAN Is BARsoyRs,
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CHAs. N. HAYWARD.

'e insert in your paper
Ire,
las. N. HAYWARD.
Hulburt, Benjamin Mrs
It'll, Pntta
Jones, Ameliu
Jones, Mr.
Jones, Nrs.
Jones, Philsnder Mrs.
Johnson, A P. Mre.
johnson, Royal P.
kitchell, 10 eph Mrs.
Kitchell, Phiness Mrs.
.Kingsland, Thomas
Kingsland, Julian
Lawrence, Mr..
Lee, jeremiah
lee, jeremiah Mrs.
lac, Prosper
Lee, Juliet
Lamb, VIM. N.
Lamb, Emma
Lewis, Amos
Losy, Betsey Mrs.
Mills, Joseph
Miner, Clement
Miner, Benjamin
Miner, Uriah
Miner, Daniel
Moseley, Roswell
Moseley, Roswell Mrs.
Mossley, Munroy
Myrick, Zenas
Myrick, Alonzo
Myrick, Mary
Myrick, Luclus
.Slyrick, Darius Mrs.
Myrick, Dolly Mr..
Myrick, James
Pettlbone, Cordelis
Pratt, David
Pratt, David Mrs.
Pratt, Lyman Ars'
Pratt, Lewis
Pratt, Lewis Mrs.
Pratt, Ephrain
Pratt, Mary
Rice, Jonas
Rice, Jonas Mrs.
Rice, Jutis Ms
Rice, Persis
Rice, n. G. hrs
Rice, Sophia
Rice, Emma
Rice, Lucinda,
Rice, Ella
Rackwood, Julia
lockwood, Martinez
Russell, Vim Sen.
Russell, VIM. Mrs.
Russell, Nathan hrs.
Russell, VIM.
Southland, Fidelis
Southland, Josiah Mrs.
Southland, Clai isss
Stone, Ephraim
Stone, Betsey hrs.
Stone, Charles
Stiles, Jacob
stiles, jacob mrs.
Smith, Zerah
Smith, Jacob
Smith, Hiram Nrs.
Smith, Caleb
Smith, !Sslwln
Scarf, Philip
Scarf, Philip Mrs.
Scarf, Melvin Charles
sesrl, Gordon Mrs.
3kif, Polly Mrs.
Sundsrlin, G. D. Mrs.
Sampson, Jonathan
Solaos, Calvin Mrs.
solaos, George
Solsce, VIM. y.
Solsce, Charles
solacs, Joseph
TurTill, bebes
Turrnl, Bsbes Mrs.
Taylor, Myron Mrs.
Tremble, Rodolphus
Wilcox, James
Wilcox, James Mr..
Wilcox, Abnsr
Wilcox, Arson
!. Wilcox, Lorenzo
!. Wing, Stevens
Walker, 2. S.
Walker, z s. Mrs.
Williams, Joseph
Williams, Joseph Mrs.
Williams, Amasa Mrs.
Wicker, A. G. Mn.
Wicker, Adslins Mrs..
Wicker, John
W oodwin, V. X.
wheelock, Major Mrs.
Williams, Joseph 8. An
Wheeler, Nancy Mn.
Wheeler, Sally
whitney, David
Wells, James MIs-
Wells, Israel
Wells, Myron
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THE PLACE TO BUY FLOUR

TINE subscriber would give notice to those In
Il want Of FLOUR, that lie 10 prepared to fur
nsh them at lower rate than has ever been Of
Tered in this place before. This Flour 10 q supe-
rior article and IL warranted.
Extra Genesss, from pure White Whsst-Ka
gle Mills, IS SO
Double Extra do. 900
Also a general assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES!
Which will be sold at a small advance frol.. cost
Call and see. GEO. R. LANGWORTHY.
Middlsbury, Feb. 50, 1855. Is
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AGENTS WANTED !

100 YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN
W. are wanted to truvel as agents, which
will receive for their services forty dollars per
month and expenses paid, or an agent can engage
In the business for himself upon capital OF IRON
five to twelve dollars, and make from three TO
ten dollars per DAY. For particulars address
GODDARD & CO, Worcester, Mass, and en-
close postage stamp. 46;%w
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Now York Weekly Tribune,
Only n,~s''Ar-f''s e v~s6yr,sp Z sSa +"
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" The frat the worst,
The second the same.
The last the best
OF all the gaIne.n
MIDDLEBURY HOUSE,.
III
IL Army OORE,

IT 4 X u NJ D q Il
AIDDIEbUHY. W,
Pafs C.RAIAds 10 aud from the Depot.
sr,oRs for the following places stop and
start from this House
For Lake Champlsln. via Cornwall ara
shoss ham leaves daily nj u o'clock A. ID.
For Bridport. leaves daily st4 p. NJ.
For Bethel via Ripton and Hancock.
leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and Sstui
day, al - o'clock A. NJ. 2Sr
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and much obligo yC
Ailcr, lbeuo7er Mrs.
Alden, l'ranl, Mrs
IA dwir, VIM. Mr5.
f8rtcr, James Mrs.
Baker, Eliza
Barrows, Isaac Mrs.
Burwell, Allen
Burwcll, Allen Mrs,
Durwcn. J, d. Mrs.
Benjamin, Sa ~ Mrs
BENJAMIN, Caroline MIR
Benuitt, Lucy Mrs
bennitt, Daniel
Bennirt, j, s.
Uonnitt, Catharine
ncnuitt Geo.
Beunitt. Lucy
Brrows, Josiah
Uat,owa. Almira
Barber, Lydia Mrs.
Brainarl, c. F
Bixby. Samuel
Rixhy, Chauncey
Baldwin, WIN. Mrs.
Barrows, Susan
sicknell, Jabez Dr.
Bowers, Mrs.
Converse, Gardner
Converse, ralnblin
Converse, Hamblin MR.
C-CnVe1 Sc, lrhstlS hts'
Converse, Henry @,
Converse, Gardner MIR.
Converse, Alfred
Converse, Alfred Mrs.
Conroe, Jacob
Cory, Milah
Cory, Ann
Cory, Sarah Mira
Cory, Huldah Mrs.
Cory. Darwin
Crane, Asa
Crane, Asa Mrs.
Crane, Mary Mrs.
Crane, Mary 5.
Crane, David A. slrs.
Crarey, Mrs.
Cook, Emily
Cooley, Alfred
Clayes, Francis
Derby, Apollos
Derby, Lemuel Jr.
Derby, Lenuel Mira.
Derby, Martha
Doty, Hannah Mrs.
Ducat, Akin Mrs.
Eldridge, Oliver
Ferre, Luther
Ferre, Luther Mrs.
Ferre, NJ. A. F.
Fletcher, Flora
Fletcher, Ann MIRA:
Fletcher, Frances slrs-
Fletcher, P. F. Mrs.
Farl and, Rhods Mrs.
Fackerel, Richard,
Fnckerel, Royal
Fitch, Barnabas Mrs.
Frost, Abram
Fitch, Anna
Gillstt, Reuben Sen.
;Giliett, .Churlss Mrs.
Gals, George Mrs.
Graves, Susannah Mrs
Grovenor, Augustus
Groyenor, .Huldat Mira
Gray, Priscilla Mrs.
Gray, Amy Mrs.
Gray, Anne. Mrs.
Gay, Martin DR..
Gay, Martin Mrs.
Hamblln, Daniel
Hamblin, Virtue Mrs.
Houghton, Smith
Hall, Henry
Hall, Henry Mrs.
Hall, Nelson
HUI d, VIM.
Hand, l,etsey
Haskell, J. VI. Mrs.
Holdridge, Ephraim Nl
Holdridge, Aaron Mrs.
Ho bridge, Ephraim Sc
Holdridce, Ephralm Mi
Higgin., JOSEPH B.
Hizglns, Sophia
Hodge, 3. H. Mrs.
Howe, Solomon Sen.
Howe, Oliver
Howe, Oliver Ars.
Howe, Solomon Mrs.
Henenwny, Sarah oirs
Hsmen way, hannah
Hav ward, Newton
laa yward, Hannah Mn
Hayward, Phsbe Mrs
Hamilton, james
Hamilton, John
Hamilton, Micah Nrs.
Hamilton. Susan
Harris, Mary Mrs.
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M2ssss. EbItoRs--I have kept rec
ord Of the doaths occurring in the town Of
Bridport, for the last twenty.one Years,
which you will please insert in your paper
nnd much nhlioa vours.
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PENCIL SHARPENERS,
Fer sale % CQPEI AND'S
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ARTISTS MATERIALS.

Artists Oh ColoIs, Brushes, Canvas. CsSIsI
ROD ara ~ .r1is!.s r.qsirei FOR on, Srssl.n a.
CEsy0p 6ssIj. Crayopt, bleIdss, Pspails. a.. J..
asst Tss<lNsdst OOFkLASp'S Bookstore
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Duplicating Impression Paper for Enbroidsr
ing, also for copying Plans, Pictures, Drawings
&c. On Cloth, Weed, Stone, or Paper: For sale
BY A. Il COPELAND
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PASS BOOKS,
Small and large, Paper Fanny and lssthsr
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-24

Ihh IA Mill DlDLE,
With Notss and Instruction. Published by
The American Tract Society Also the Faulty
Testament, for sale st COPkLASDS
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,

Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Record Books
of biuding, vt low prices.
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Just Received.

~ T. K. CLAY, large assortment OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS!
OF all descriptions and qualities. PRINCES, Moire
Antique, Velvet and Plush Ribbons, Chenille and
Cashmere Scarf. Also large assortment of
EMBROIDER1ES,
All Of which viii be sold 20 per cent. lower than
offered in this town. Call and examine Tor
your.elve', and you will lind that the half has not
been tolt.
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gov + I'M TlNr
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Ambrotypcs
only 25 cts.
Panic Unabated.

lhe subscribers have just received n choice A.
tortment OF Plain and Plaid Merinos, Lyoucses,
Printed, Shaded and Plain Wool Delaines. com
Deaines, Prints Ladies' Cloak Cloths, Cloak las
sells, Chenille and Cashmere Scarfs. trimmings,
Hats, Caps, Gents. and Ladies Rubbera Gents.
Face furs and Seal Gloves, all of which were
Dough, at panic prices, and will b. sold sccorl-
ingly.
Dec. g, 1857. CHAPMAN & BARBOUR.
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TUCK MEMORANDUMS.

Al sizes and thickncsses.
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MOURNING PAPER,

Envelopes. and Cards, foT sails az
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AGENTS WANTED.
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THE FAMILY BIBLE,

And large variety Of Pocket, Clasp and other
1iblss, for sale ct COPELASD'S.
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The Family Christian Almanac

boStvu AWAnHSl
Church Aususe.
Ahelis Almal.sn,
Wal'on's Rss,sisz.
AiwstsI's RssiGI
hIpwL's A.u-snaa,
fSyysians vsfass Ihs, ssa plazis, Z ~
An6 fss issa, fer sale n eoAGAN0'S.
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Young womanhsas.

Young Wo~mnnhood W svse Il n
the horizons yesge-A thought natisak
not uttered-a conception warn I'LL rF
not eribodied-the rich xks N
the rising sun-the rosy down tA
the ripeling peich-a fiowers
A Tower. which Is not quitsshoMasFR
Yet IL no more a bud. II
Galssu
Young Womanhood !Am0lassa Hill
with a little birthstone, spread m4al
buttered--a being oil joints md a1siHe
filed out--an uniform form, detufatyd tbgyAk
"a pallid Thing that loves The TipsAiugY
"a young woman
4 woman which is not quite Il xpuxn,
Yet ia something more than gall.s sl82
Bs0Stin mi
Young womanhood bali moon .td
RIA cake baked, but not b~ufusd-htm|
ali hot aud smoking, not Yet soda Elsl
die witch precedes the coming ha!tef#1
t~hickenipg down upon q gosli6gas basE
bespeaks the fiirre goose q butterfly
a butterfly which II not d butterfly
Yet amt a-eatterpilistsne how 10y tsnt
{ Sunday Mi
Now comes our turn. Yout,,gg Mpnsuhsa|
"a giggle. something short " i bfes9lel
laugh-snalf potatoes half gr0wn-St99Is
limbs developed with padding zezblcpi
Of bone and muscle enough lorS2 cqnlqg asj
monial quabbie-snbslau AIs6ugerspaik
bespeuk frst-rate scratchingAelntA~
A gander which Was not quite i eauasf
And Is not q goose. sssa
While 1t Is on the way, We uiay \
it q shove so here g0es. Ypaugs StgsI
hood!--a red blackberry, jass gssessaassel9 4
be sour as vinegar, q persintpoiSA0t \
yet ready to 9 pucker anybody na9l1
touches her-a something whichsis4
flesh or good red herring \ besx1lls
abstract for even y politician cAts N
A cat which Ii not quite sca
And yet is not a Kitten. .a y
Now comes, ours. Young Welaal
a chicken IN the she'll small
isn't fit for family use-a piece ~
timber "a herring half acotshM
6re-a moving sack of nothing tle4
middle--a young idea abont stskllgi y
9 lucifer match not yet iguitsd@k
ling hem 5:;Ss
A hen which is not quite \ hep
Nor amt an old rooster pnthher R
cedssssls
Good lick If its q 4 free loptbs
consider us In ne take 1Ae nhaaQ6s
veslment to d dead moral ceitAkIel
we win. or lose BY the operatisns sa ~
Young Womanhood! VERY s1ses
few In a hill, hard TO dig Isld \ le4s
worth shucfs-a buclwheat cak4
on one side, and marry dropso tS rlesa
house-undeyeloped criuolireSzpl 4
general teaser in Ghieft B The Eao&a S
embryo ballroom ornamsntrsoy5s9s
with the oyster just sWallowedzang
oped rat--ain point Of fac,
would say q
A cunning sharp-eyed little nlics ssss
That would be dear at any pyleessssS II
Matds VgS'
Young Womanhood IA inoylnIA.
nndevcloped beauty, well supplleds aapA3
"a thing composed Of powder, AoeRs;
and aountes-a substance, st0Hasa
pitied, loved aud tiattered-al Pa5 p
void Of solid substance well calCEl!aN
ceiye-a pigeon u
n .-.H N1-sAH /, 10. .Ama..xx /. 4SfNExUINI@4 4
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0RboN NANGE relative NY che

naetsl 8v86B Hur Ii HlyiAre Afchhgalaya.
$eett,n III "a Lola gen9ralss Dc rEtat et de
fXtssgI6 a4SSursac 1t StFiiettQ 81 esltgetien sdsat patSi ltre,
sSenfd dglEffea tafa xDplicailDs d toute scatte pIrtie
III n gRstoA& 81 Landry situee mr. Iii iiviefas AT:
htnEa33HJyn ~ %ljiets dc scette sorlonnance etint de
ldfStffa en- Fi3ueGfsla l0jk su6ditek.
eestsfs \. N1efs die parsis al Ia ParoIsse do 81,
Landry sHSA sdiyIsNe ssM tfOiis district do cKNeyrafnss "
stieIJ lfyssd6 yFoIiGSes iioniiyn9T5 anyuellenaent
askaas6snG ~ Nais pour csh4sct,n do ices districts in
A9SpS5*eSs a SqfiFellans don't u tleyoir serssde voir
ai0E l8fdes. i84 Cfct1jnas sl6s nphts III tas ffus-
gf&Rs3 &g1iRits t6H6Saa n bon 0Tdfey& IN AAirs00ntIs III in meme
sp0dy6iFfss que lfas lois dcBs 4 Mat aScsofdent anix Ina.
Spetteafs3 sdes 1es1es ct ezkurvcN Naatss dos chenaiuss
~ PREMIER District iAtehdraNl e Ia ligne DIES Avoyel.
l0s 4 iAi lgne stlsA tienre de l'habiltaticH de- u p Lind
nv iilessec0p NiAtrlek IA "a la fiViare sNparietafe
dAs Hay0d dsll N patite grairie; 10 troisiAme District
1da4A at 0urt4hleAp.s
8Secttsx >. nj G0Gdpn. VIM HsNelson. Fergus
n n thprstyy IA IA Morgan 4. N Anderson Of John
tIyul6 EDnt pFfsiepf6Aent sUHrtif4s et NOMINEES COM
fnjssaiIes " u eEet de tracer u ehsnain public i par
M de n r6Aidcnce do ssJ.CsGordon VA Faroiase
AyoYelless et8de Tracer confornement 4 la loi lie
8hetai1i public de- lar dsidehce DO Walthhles Burton a
tteirtb9uchsire sda uosrtssblean; NJ i6IsqNe ces dts
'Hbelnills ser0nt traces NinSi que tDMt6lG cheniin sur
Slaerir4 slela Tiyiere \ Atchafaiaya de Ia ligne des
sARQFelt9SA lsenl0pchnre 91N G0urtableau (e che.
MlAA qni gest dela trNceSet pratlgne lartant dc l'has
SnNalloRSue a.1ss w G0rdgtl Asscelle Do aNAit!tAle Bur
toase! aaas 4 aere Atabli setg oonsldSrd colnine
neMtlMpnnlcSsA AutEe Ncte n Get effet- ss
sect, y. Le eheinln condnisant dus ferry do Nor
gnn EaRt y universe sur vs. Petite Prairie, est par e
3RFs I dsclara cure Na cilemtn pplliy sous "A sur
yeillaaee nns com g 1s SECOND District qni .est
par ~ present aut0ftse a f6qa6rtf des propfi9taisHs
.ua. seconaSa nsssrict les fnrccss nAcessaars 2ets propprs
lennslles = Tenet de rendre sledit Nehetlili passable,
IN t0ase apppropriatinn existante seraA place. seftro,
ieS mama QQalt saryelllant pour cnpagyeE los d9peh-
ses S... y 49, n. s s.ss ]. - s.sMs,,; "
Il Sect q. Lanspecteur ~ sle snrveillant anront le
p9usoiyga s9rdonncf q tout proptidtaife fpncier de
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WI A5y4% Observation-Disclosures MSsN gs&tgNsEt& As4 TFss9&1ssb@
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J.T. Hoy, der
~ snierement des Opelousas, Went d'auvrir. me
scole pour les ieunes files, a la Vile Platte. a M re-
sidence du docteur McDayitt, Oh les pensionnaires
lp''on votldra bien Jul enyoyer, seroht recues parelle.
2 Janvier, 1858. & s4 x
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NoTIGE.--Les soussignes, par ces pre-.
sentes, notite lie public qua partir du Ter No.
veinbre proclaim 1856, toutes les msrrhandises ct
auttes aftlcies aul deiaenreront en- magasin un mois
on moins. seront sajets aux prix erdinaires de mana.
siuage, ~ tons les articles qni r~esteront en- maya.
sin plus dun nois subiront un charge additionelIe
pour chaGoe mois ott partie de mlois.
KEN ne sese livre a moins que 10 magasinage soft
paye.
Washington, II octobre, 1855.
nEBAIII.0N Is CARRJERE.
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HOTEL DE VILLE.-Le sonssigne i
IL fhonneur a informer lie public ou'il ell pret i
r%ecevoif, ct logger al imoins loo pensionnaires dansson
grand ct cominode Hotel situe sur In rue du Maine
dansla vile de St-Martin, Les ehamhres sopt bjen
AGREES, ct les repas seront ~tonjours aes meiileurs.
II q aussiouvert sur lie beau terrain touehaut A Tho.
tel, une ecarie de louage GU Pom pourla touionrs se
p~roearer, a DIES prix moderes DIES to!tures Buggvs
Sulkys ct des Cheyaux de voiture ct de selIe
c. DoUMENGE.
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A YENDRE.-Un excellent piano Il dou-
"A hleaction-en bon etat, sara yenda A bon mar.
che ct 4 des conditions l~iberales. s'adresser d. &
bureau.
Opeiousas. % novembre 1851.