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The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

BALL AT HAMiIION ON HALL.-We ac-
knowledge the rece ption of a ticket with
a polite invitation from the ladies of
Grass Valley, to attend the ball for the
benefit of the Episcopal Church.
Owing to press of duties we could not
accept but resolved to do the very best
in our power for the ladies. When about
going to press last night we fixed out
our foreman with the only good suit in
the office, and dispatched him in haste
to the scene of enjoyment. We hope
the ladies will grant pardon; he was the
best substitute we could find, and be
sides we pocketed the free ticket design
ing to make him pay in.
After further consideration we sent the
devil along also,rigged out in suit No. 2
with an E. fat cornet to make a little
music for the party. Ladies, spare him
he's betwitching cuss but is not to be
blamed for what his great grandfather
did to you in the garden of Eden. Bu
make him pay in too if you can.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19
RED DOG STAGELlNE
New Line from Nevada to Red Dog.

NMa ON AND AFTER JUNE 2sTH
H-fN&E&A " the above Line will leave the
NATIONAL Ext HANGE, Broad
A@s.--aaZ& @.--Z&1 Street, Nevada every afternoon At
one o'clock, Sundays excepted) arriving at Red dog
at O'Clock, A. M
RETURSING-Stage will Leave NATIONAL HOTEL,
ned Dog at so'cock, A. NJ, arriving at Nevada at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. "
EH Express Matter promptly attended to-
WM. 8. McRoBERTs Agent at Nevada.
- oAhs' agent at Vsmden royls-H
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

Dancing.-Mr. L Kimball: reputed
to have no competitor in this great big
State in the art of rocking the heel and
shaking the toe scientifically. will open
a dancing school in this place on Tues
day evening. Try him.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

~ A quicksilver mine has recently
been discovered, by some old miners
from New Almaden, in the Gavilan
mountains, in Monterey county. The
lead is said to be as rich as that of New
Almaden.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

- On the last of October there
were 55S c0uvicts in the State Prison.
This number is said to be greater than
has been reported at any previous
period.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

ACTIVITY AT GRASS VALLEY.-Ihe
National astonishes us with an account
of the number of teams in the streets OF
Grass Valley, preventing the peaceable
citizens OF that quiet burg in some in
stances, from going about their business.
The report of an investigating committee
raised for the purpose states, that a
string of teams hauling goods to our mer-
chants was actually passing through
Grass Valley at the time mentioned by
the National, but that if the least atten-
ton had been given to the labels on the
goods boxes it might have been dis
covered that the teams were freighted
for Nevada. How the lokelitums of the
Grass Valley paper got fooled when the
names of Gregory & Wickes, E. F.
Spence, H. d. Wickes & Co., G. o. Kill
bourne, T. E. Beans & Co. j. S. Wall
& Co. Davenport & Co. A. Block & Co.
Tallman & Turner, j. NJ. Hamilton &
Co., T. Newman & Co., Sol. Kohlman
Stiefel & Cohn, S Mayors, John Hook,
&c. sc. were stuck all over the loads.
is unaccountable.
The same report states that the crowd
on the sidewalk mentioned by the Ma.
tioxal was occasioned by meeting Of
the body of lokelitums aforesaid with
Coroner Blaze at narrow place. How
ever, it is not to be denied that the pas
sage ofthese long lines of teams through
Grass Valley is legitimately a subject
for ongratulatory squib from our am
liable cotemporary-they drop few dol
lars for meals and are fast wearing the
grass out of.-the name of the place.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

DEPARTED.-John Grimes our late
Coroner, and by the way, good judge
of both living and dead. left yesterday
for the Atlantic States on short visit
whereat one of our imps perpetrates the
following
John Grimes has gone that good old soul,
But we shall see him more,
He went the mnd- sill ticket whole
And swears he'll do it more.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

GEO. PEN JOHNSON ACQUITTED
The trial of Gen. Pen johnson, for kill
ing Ferguson in duel came off on the
9th inst, in Marin county. After an
absence of few minutes the jury re-
turned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-James E. Ham
lin. G.. W. Welch, and Walter Mead
furnished us with the earliest papers
from the Atlantic side by the last
steamer. Much obliged.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

V Artificial ice is being made in
London by the evaporation of ether
The article is said to be good, and costs
less than 50 so a ton.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19
Forwarding and Storage.
MAX VS. VII LIE.
Fire-Proof Brick Building, Front ST. eet

Fire-Proof Brick Building, Front Street,
LOWER PLAZA.
EOODS received from the Boats and Forwa rded To
" Nevada, Grass Valley. Rough and Ready and 9th
er places with Dispatch and lowest rates. either bv
Teams or Pack Trains.
All Goods &c. marked "CARE GRANT" Marysvi,Ie
will be cared for arrival here and per advces
forward.
Having an experience of four years in the bus;
ness here have greater facilities goods cbe.n
y and with dispatch, than any other house can offer
lF Strict attention 10 business is my motto and for
refereace, the following gentlemen have submitted tn
names 'Aen
T. ELLARD BEANS Co.; S.LANDEKER. ! M
fLURsHUTz; J. s. WALL BRO; F. w MAY l. Co
decll-tf TAMES S,1 VT
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

THEATRICAL.-Mr. John l.. and Miss
Alexina Fisher Baker, arrived on the
Golden Age, revisiting the scenes of
their former efforts in the histrionic art.
They are decided accession to the the
atrical profession in this State.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

@ An Oregon paper says that many
of the orchards of that Territory are de-
caying and dying out, for want OF
proper attention.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

~ On the 18th inst, two hundred
tons of apples were received in San
Francisco, from Oregon. They met
with a ready sal at high rates.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

Excellent DsfnitiOm.-Edward Bates,
of Missouri, defines modern Whig to be
one who takes his whisky regularly and
votes the loco -foco ticket occasionally.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19
O. III. P. WHITE & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHAN NTS

OFFICIAL the wholesale Grocery and Provision
store of P Brogan Co, 81 Front street, Sac
ramento City.
We have thorough Fire Preof Building in which to
store all consig ned care, which may
be aGle Forward the day they arrive and charge
made for storage.
~. ALL GOODS coming from San Francisco, by Sac
rameno your dferent localities in the interior be
particular in having marked, to care of WHITE.
SAC'' that they may have prompt attention
Sacrame nto, Nov It'd
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

THE Princess is taking passengers
from San Francisco to Sacramento for
ffty esnts.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19
Ladies' Mount Vernon Association Of the


Having received by the last steamer, from the
Regent of the Association copy of the Constitution
and By Laws together with most fattering letter
through her Secretary, | find that Vice Regent
must be a PERMANENT RESIDENT of the State
As consccutiously declare myself so !
shall in any future announcement that may he
sary, restrict myself to the title in which | III
proudly confirmed the PIONEER AGENT for
the State of California. My labors will contin ue
here until the completion of my plan, assisted by
Mr.. Wentworth.l and my account and FUNDS,
after due unquestionablc supervision, be remitted
to Virginia In addition, shall endeavor to do all
which am requested to accomplish in the letter,
| an extract of which l subjoin.
CHARLOTTE NJ. S. CONNOR.
San Francisco, Nov. Sth, 1858.
" The Regent hopes, my dear Mrs. Connor, that
your cooperation with the future Vice Rege Mt
when appointed. will be cordial as the efforts
you have made, pioneer in this sacred work ON
the shores of the Pacific, have been patriotic and
Jealous. Your appeal to the citizens of California,
the Regent considers, admirably adapted to arouse
interest and produce golden harvest
Very respectfully yours,
CHRISTIE JOHNSON.
Private Secretary r. Mt. V. Associatio n.
Philadelphia Oct. 4, 1858 noS-lt*
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

~ During October. $4,27s,397 32
was exported from this State, against
S62,02l imported.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

STATE BoNDs.-$15,O00 California
State 7 per cent. bonds (new). were sold
in New York, October 18th, at S75c.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19
DI E d.

At Rough and Ready, on the 10th inst- from eanis
matches, BUNKER, of Hon. VIM. Hill, aged years
and months.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19

DELINQUENT TAX LIsT.-We publish
the Special Tax List delinquent. in
the body of our paper to-day. The
property taxed therein was assessed
quite lately by order of the Board of
Supervisors, and doubtless but few of
the persons whose names appear in the
list are aware of the levy. All persons
disposed to enjoy little quiet cursing
on seeing themselves thus in print, are
recommended to abstain till the general
delinquent list is published, which we
will get out in day or two in the form
of a supplement, when it is proposed to
appoint day on which to quit secular
employments and dern The world by
sections. Twelve columns of solid de-
linquencies seems to be worth more
than ordinary arIention.
AS drop of comfort to our friend
of the National, we let him into the
secret that our patronymic got somehow
mixed up in the list with his as delin-
quent, but as unaccountably and ac-
cidentally was overlooked in sticking
the type, leaving him to go ii alone.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19
To any who has purchased the
Genuine Eureka Whiskey
This caution unnecessary they cannot be deccived
by limitations
WIN. NEWELL & Co.,

san T rAnclsco, sept To- 1000
~ Ehe genuine Eureka whskey is for sale BY all
the principal Liquor Houses in San Fran sco.
November 10, 3m-s
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19
NEVADA COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS.

Ga- JOHN P. SHELTON is our authorised
Agent for Nevada county.
IA L. P. FISHER, San Francisco, is the au-
thorised Agent for this paper. Office on Washing
ton street
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19
Caution to Purchasers Of
EUREKA WHISKEY.

T has come to the knowledge of the undersigned,
L that various Parties putting up Whiskey, in
imitation packa ages made in San Francisco and bran
ded it "Eureka Whiskey.'
caution dealers in the interior against purchas
ing any of these imta tions for the genuine imported
article. The genuine EUREKA WHISKEY'' is i'm
ported in Barrels and half Barrels and the ages
branded on one head, " Eureka Whisky, 1S49, VIM
Newell & Coz with copy right attached and on the
other head -. T. D.''
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-19
Protection to Home Industry.

1t appears evident that strong push
will be made at the coming session of
Congress to procure a modification Of
the existing tariff, which has been found
inadequate to meet the wants of the
country. Signs of promise were visible
long ago that the tariff would enter as
one of the main measures into the next
Presidential election. The wants of the
country have hastened action by the
people on this important subject, forcing
the question Of modification of the
tariff into the elections for members of
Congress this year. To some extent it
was made an issue in Pennsylvania,
which is at heart a protection State
Buchanan succeeded in lS44 in making
the credulous old dutchmen of that State
believe that James K. Polk was a better
tariff man than Henry Clay. He does
not succeed, however. in leaving the
impression with them in 1858 that he
himself is any sounder man than he
ought to be on that question, Old dupes,
intact, look with suspicion upon him,
and tuin against his administration Civ
ing majority of near forty thousand
against him. Buchanan himself, does
lot attribute his defeat in his own State
to his Kansas policy alone, but more par
ticularly to popular current i'll favor uf
change in the existing tariff.
Notwithstanding the accessions to
the tariff party in Congress gained in
this falls elections, it is safe to predict
that no essential notifications of the
tariff will he Effected at the opening ses-
sion. Free trade locofocoism has too
great force if not in the Senate, with
the President. to allow a hope to be
cherished that change for the better
can be brought about. When the
country has been plunged another hun.
dred million in debt, and the prodigality
and extravaganza of the Administration
shall have driven it to the wall, we may
calculate on the power of the people
hitherto inert on the protective question
to exhibit itself to beneficial purpose
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les iournany de rAmeriqne ne sont pas les
seuls a apprecier severement Ia situation di
Meyiauc ct a prevoir lie denonenept de ce'se
situation. Nous e%xtrayons.le passage @sHiSali
dune correspondence dn Constitutional 4 gu
nous ~laissons. bien cntendu, Ia responsabllite
de scs appropriations; ~.
Pour &c qui est dn ~resnltat final, u est con
mn 4 ravance de toutes les personnes sensees
ST les federalistes lemportent, CONNIE celia
mrnit en- prepdre lie chemin. il s'cmpareronl
des biens dn clerge ct Sc par'ageron' seq az
p%ouilles. Une portion ira au tresor public e'
defraiera les services pnblics. Pendant cettf
treye ID commerce reprendra. parce que Z
pays est richie ct qu'il ne lui fau' que de = I
tranq 1illite pour prospercr; mails DIES que L
fonds ecclesiasiique sera dfvore,-et &c ne serf
pas long .-l'anarchie recommended Ct comm
nv aura plus de reserve, ct que 10 domain
s%'apnulle pendant la guerre civile, II ialdrs
bien on'une intervention etrangere sintrodn,s'
au Mexiqne. ct, a mon avis, ce sera cel'e ae
Yankees. Je ne crois pas que 'oute ce't
apouie dure plus de deux on tfois ans.
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MALES FOUR LtALLEMACYe.--Nou sommes
M ''s,. W Union defWasbington. a porter q
v s,W,ana'ssapce da public que les males pour
,r ".sn'aSne seront recues a New York et
lsr'usss Replacement, par les. differences
a 4 ~ steamers DIES Etats.Unis, de Breme et
mamoourg de la maniere %suiyante .--Par
A., .asner, de Ia MALE des Etats-U nis pour
Cs s', Y sv octobre 1858 /; par lie steamer de
, maa,'e &c Hamburg pour Hamburg, le Ter
R,sma VIe loas par lie steamer de Ia MALE de
Asa"e ppar breme, lie 6 uovembre 1858 par
/ , N nor. &c Ia MALE de Breme pour Breme,
mali, H. a 1858; par lie steamer de la
,em ns,. Wv Etats,unis pour Breme, lie 81 no.
Ham,, 1905 par lie steamer de la MALE de
l,s. pour Hambourg, lie Ter decembre
po,, n' lie steamer de 10 MALE de Breme
steam. irene + lie 4 decembre 1858; par lie
Sna aae' ae IA MALE de Hambourg pour Ham
/, msIt. 70 aecembre 1858, par Ie steamer de
lsS. W brelne pour Breme, lie Is decembre
Cums p@ e steamer de la MALE DIES Etats-
p.uf breme, lie % decembre 1858.
kpa,ppa"A oe transport des lettres pour TAI
dff,,sme, eSpediees par toutes ces Iignes in.
gaitremasaa sera lie meme, ce prix Giant re.
hanhans't e'abli par Ia MALE de Breme on
tape s ) ct public daas le tableau de pos
la ns pays strangers.
Men, ' oss''nasiers de l'interieur dirigeront su,
sup,ansp ,h toutes les @lettres, etc., pour TAI
isress,' poaF etre expediees par Tune de CO
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.,prp,ent dc Ii Paroisse St. Landry, pris


\ III Ds. BauAiacK dams son voyage an
II Il Rome Esperancc ecrit &c qni suit: We
rs,si sopseut parmis les habitans Holiau-
AN / Il PAYS IL Cherry Pectoral De Aver
q ssspendspt i une cheville supres de lenr
s,a,c. En ysrite le "Pectorai" semble stre
" unique remede pour totites les affections
4, vslge et do .pounons, J'ai considere g
Ma az genie da peuple americain,
h fSfts. remede don't Sc sert cette
's.donI Qaand e ieur al demande s'ils re SER
,,atsdes piloles da meme manufacturer
II ftpoudirent qu'on ne pouvait desirer de
spres~ purgatives que les plantes qni crois-
Il aatonr deux 81 que tout le monde pou-
NJ, iparcr. 4
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Mons ljsons dams me correspondence duh
journal de New-York: -
On monsieur dune quarantaine dannees'
an; habitat Bruxelles avec me parisienne
,ao,a por,out CONNIE So femme. Sc desolait o.
NO nos avoir d'enfapts ct s'etait decide 2 en
oJopter nm. II await prize le con,nissaire d
police de lui en- chercher nm blen gen'i'' luaa
&c fopc,ionnnire lui reponiit; "eesl nn'ile
i'ai votre atfaire ct il fit entrer dams son Va
binet une femme ~accompagnee de SIX t"la.i.
arrives dams la matinee. Ceta,t "a ian'i''
leritime de rhomme prive de poster'te'
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op lit dams rIIcho a. Pacidque:

s.I'ar lie brick George Krell, arrive hier ma.
Tin en- trente jonrs de Hakedadi Jepon, nous
apprenohs qntin nonvean traite important =
de concln ayec lie commencement do Japon par
NJ Harris, consul DIES Flats. Uliis i Jeddo.
MAux tertnes de &c trnite, MI autre port, ii
tue dams Ia baie de Lido, Il cling miles de ia
vile de &C nom, est onvert any Americains.
On dit qn'un prince japo,ais. avec 9uit
suite dc anator I,ersonnes, etait sur lie poinl
de partir pour Washington, via California e
Panama.
"Aux derpieres dates, le steamer de guerr,
american Mississippi etait i Hakodadi. @,
Y attendait prochainemcnt Il Powhatan, venan
de Chine.
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NCuSBar Avsc LES INpIESs.-Des nouvelIes
ale Angeles, du 2 courant. portent nun
combat serieux a eu lieu d l'endqait nomme
-Four Lakes dans l'Oregon, lie lef ~septembre
ahs trois cents soIdats commandes par le Col.
Wright e chg cents lndiens.
1s indlens ont etc mis- en- complete deroute,
asmt Frda dix sept hommes ct ont Ell beau
DC blesses.
Nos solaats mont a rcgretter arcune mort
Nous ne comptons que peu de blesses.
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ss fs;sa ss.rlos'-La dame:--Mon cher. i
pour t. ul,; ues emplettes; que t'apporterai-jt
nesis ona ne sails, ma chere ce que .jai
pis Il H. ~ m apportasses; mails du moins ],
petasses N.Y. que Je desirerais que tn ne map
ssans'-Qu'est-ce done.
''P0ux;-D es dettes,
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ysAVis ! RFPRobuIEE.- Nous trovons dams
= lo'rl'anS de Paris la note %suiYante quill y
%NA'esfe, hamaaite d reproduire LA H.
WI, a,s T. q. 7. NJ. !, disparn depths lie &c
W. uFt0ier' lie prize Instrument de taire So.
W.T. W. ~ ellie pnurrait commpniquer avec lui
i'aaesdespoir.
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sSs DE- NJ. ELLIsoN.-Le Planteur de b.
se 'antionce qne NJ, Ellison, direc,eur
Y DC fer de Grosse-Tete ct Baton
NJ mort de Ia tievre jaime, la semaine
s',,Ffe' : Koseda'e Crosse Tete). La mort
+ .. a. Ellison a excite de vils regrets parmi
''us Gems qai lie connaissaient.
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,fTEa-T1s movements du Gen. Wal
cnmenccnt i EXETER IN interet general.
lndit quill . beancoup d'argent Ell beaucoup
mres; Hais on pense qn'il sera reponsse du
SansNa par les forces anglaises, qui croiscnt
Hip[enient SIR ces coles.
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OaretsE pu MOT DASpY.-Sons le regne DE
Henri VIII, on frappa en- Ang,eferre une ps !.
lite piece de monnaie d'argent De lori pem "'
valeur. que Ton appela dandy Prai. pepa,s,
lie mot dandy s'est applique aux !euuss s e",
don't Iexterieur est brilliant, mais qul manquep'
de. merits.
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N.Y. YoRk TRIBuSE.-Un dixieme du N.
n Tribune . change dc proprietaire. Lac.
9afrsnr 4 pave $4,000; ce qui compose une
taAnr Dc s33a.oO0 pour lie prix de cette fenille.
lw profits DIES derniers six mois s'elevent a
$6 mn
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1ssss-Ie general Twisgs fait des prepa-
,nlik paur angmenter les forces militaires qri
stroasent en- &c moment au Texas, dams lie
bat De faire une pu,ssante demonstration con,re
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Vss aoAls.-on lit dams lie Morning He
nd.
"a MONTE dime princcsse egypiienne a etc
%Sllurqlte II y a quelqnes jours a Ia douane.
hA ~ elre esposee. On a trouve un chat
lsHSs da,s II meme boite, ainsi qn'nn OF.
ssa' e'aoaame, dun plumage exquis. Le tout
~ Farlaitemept conserve"
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IxcssD,s.-On rcrit de varna, ! u Prssss

IxcssDIR.-On scrit dc varna, 1 IA Pyxsss
d'Orient. du ~ scptembres
aHier mntin, 4 six hcures, lea magasins de
NJ. Tcdeschi, gerant len vice4conRNlats ID
France 1t ID Antriche, OH sont etablies lee
agences des baieAnx 4 vapeur des Messagefie,
Iinperialcs at dn Llnyd, mt ete devores pai
lea fammes. CONNIE le brnit a'etuis repandu
que ces magasins con,euaient de ID poudre, an
gres de rincendie. Personne na youla sex
poser.
"Ies per,es sont enormes. Toutcs les ar
chives DIES chancelleries ont etc reduites =,
cendres.' ssg4
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DOLE DE TAXES.-ies c.iitribnabies' de
IN Ia paroisse de ST. Landry. sont par 10 present,
notifies que le Role d'assessemeOt, pour ladite pa
roissc, sera depose 10 Ter de novembfe prochain All
bureau do Recorder, pour en- faire rinspoctiosi.
Tons ccix qui se co,isiddreront lases par ledit as
sessernent, so,t prizes DEF. faire fiirc lea corrections
dams les trente jnuts qui snivront Ia date. que ledit
| Role a ctt depose au hnreau dudit Recorder.
Opelousas, 30 ocedbre 1868.
VILLENEUvE JOUBERT, Assessor
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~DpELOUSAS:
s.vrplt ~s-NovEMnRE ISIS.
~ 1Iiffs7s 1T COMMERCIALS.

I NJ p1rnIogE DEs QPnLoysA
J, fauille ID plus repaDd
IN u. \ Paroisse Landry
,,etsement rappe1le aux per-
uni ont DEF fs 9 donner,
des ronverq IN avantage
IN les fai Int inserer dams
s.
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4 Wis AUX FUSSOyEURs.-Un con
N trat est offert pour IN on. ~plusienrs' grands ca
naux sur i'habitation : beverly, y s'adresser imme-
diatement sur les lienx, d IN mile en- ban de Hpl-
mesyille. 4,a
Opelousss, 10 octohre 1858.
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nEPoY DE MEDICINE DE II. Ian

nEP0T DE MEDEGINE DE II. Ian.
~ DRY.-Lc soussign6 q constalnfnent I'm y
grand at bel assortment de progles. Peintu- GE9
re-, Huile, Texture, vernis, Brosses, Wires.
parfumerie ct articles de fantastic; Vim ct q
Eau.de.yie de premiere qualite pour medet inc; pape-
terie, CRANES de jardinage, cigares ct tabac do Ia
Havane, de choix. y.
Ii seul agent aux Opeiousas de J. G.. Aver quill
v est pour Ia vente de Cherry Pertofal, Pilules plr-
gatiyes, etc. Istant aussl lagentde Mofht. I0nden,
Champion, Hull, Woodman Rowland Railway \. 4.
ct lc Pain Killer de Perry Ct ponr toutes les atttres
medicines p~atsnttcs qui sont en- vogue.
Les prescriptions seront faites avcc soin A tonte
heure dc Ia mutt ct du Jour. Je s~oIlieite respectpeu.
sement Encouragement dcs fnedecins ct habitans
Opeluusas, q nov. 1853,
Droguiste ct Apothicaire,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-06

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