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The Presidents Message.

Some men will 90 almost any length to
to acquire notoricty. Murders have been
committed with no other object-suicldes
without number for no other reason than
that the world might talk the self destroy
er's name into the newspapers. Despcr-
alton is the foundation of all such pro,
ceedings, and folly proyokes the sncers
Of those whose smiles it coycts. But
there is a shade of propriety in going to
the length of suicide or murder for noto-
riety's sake, compared with the folly-the
despo.ation-of trying to make unreason-
able conduct appear rational against the
iorcarmCd conviction that it is wrong !;
and in the face of jast condemnation to
endeavor to maintain that ones judges
are unjust in their verdict when the YER
dict is all for conviction. How great then
must be the folly Of our President, who
writes fifteen or twenty columns Of close
printed mattcr-yes, rotten matter, r,-.-to
prove that he is right and the people (his
.judPesl are wrong. We were not willing
to impose SO much Of 'borc" upon our
readers as the entire Message would have
been--madc up, as it is, of special plead
ing for the administrative errors and mis-
demeanors of the President and his ad-
yisers-and We give very brief abstract
Of it on our fourth page. In evidence
that it is special pleading Of the lowest
kind, We make the following brief extract,
and leave subject SO unworthy of re-
spectful consideration
Under these circumstances, | sub
mitted to Congress the Constitution thus
framed, with all the officers already elect
ed necessary to put the State Govern
mcnt into operation, accompanied by a
strong recommendation in favor of the ad-
mission Of Kansas as State. In the
course Of my long public life l have new
er performed any official act which, in
the retrospect, bias afforded me more
heartfelt satisfaction (!!!D It's ad-
mission could have inflicted no possible
injury on any human being, while it
would, within a brief period, have restor-
ed peace to Kansas and harmony to the
Union. In that event the slavery ques-
| ton would ere this have been finally set
tied, according to the legally expressed
will of majority Of the voters, aud pop
uIar sovereignty would thus have bceu
Yindicatcd iu constitutional manner,
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strength by removing the supposed Sec
tional features Of the party.
There is an interest, and a large one,
at the South, of wkieh slavery IS not the
Cardinal priucipic, and its parpctuation
tie great and only object. That interest
has friends in all Classes of Southern So
ciety, who will gladly unite With the lie
publicans of the North in their endeavors
to overthrow a sectional system wnich is
Justify endeavoring to become nationsliz-
cd. They are strong, bat their very
strength, by virtue of this damnaOie sys-
tenn of which they are the victims. is their
weakness. They need the helping hand
Of the North to release them from the
mire. Republicans of the North, shall
we not extend them the succor by giving
them the Republican candidate for Vice
President in 1869?
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A Coon FEE.-TLe Crawford County Com
miSoiouerS settled the account OF ;. y. PettS,
Esq, for his services az Attorney in the yari-
cases growing out of the Railroad Bonds, on
last Saturday, and drew an order in his favor
on the Treasurer tor S4, ,+52 4o,-Etchangt.
For a like " fee" in alvance-wc will
undertake to procure all the Artagpcy
services this county will need for railroad
purposes during the next ten or twelve
years.
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Eey- The fools are not all dead vet. y

Reg The fools are not all dead yet. "
Argumcnt: The Northern Democrat of
last week puts up the day Of James Bu-
chanan for President in 1861! Well,
neighbor, We second the motion--that is,
that he shall be President of the "Na.
tional Lunatie Club and that you shall
be his private Secretary. No question Of
fitness will arise, we think.
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Eyes Open! Ears Open!

RIGHT ABOUT FACE!
HO! all ye that hath ears, let him hear,
n 4 and he that hath eyes, let him come and
see the wonders being done in WelIsville, tho
City OF Tanneries, and especially at the Old
Regulator, where thirty-two men and seven
hoys are wanted to work fifteen hours every
day, (Sundays excepted,) and he that hath no
money come. Bring a board, bring a shinglc.
bring hog, brilg geese, bring deer bring
hide, bring mink, bring pelt, bring your
huttcr-bying what you like, you shall not be
turned empty away because YOU have not the
filthy lucre to buy your bread, Thus endetb
the first lesson. CLARK & PHILLIPS.
20.
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afRS, SToWE's New SERIAL The
rcadiug public will be glad to learn that
the story, entitled The Minister'S Woo
iDg." commenced in the Atlantic Month
jy for December, is the beginning of a
serial powell from, the pen Of Mrs. Harriet
Reccher Stove, and that portions of it
Nlll appear frQW month 10 mouth until it
is completed. The story is marked by ali
the characteristics of style and spirit
which have made the authors former
works so famous. The scene is laid iu
New England Immediately after the Rev
olution,-t period when all that was
,nost simple, quaint aud peculiar in char
scter and manner. was 10 full force. It
was the era before railroads, steamships,
llghtaiag presses, fashionable churches,
aud fashienable elercymen,-iu short, the
goo1 old tillrs af which the present gen
aratiou have SO often heard We lock
forward to see masterly Portf4it Of Pu-
Yitan life skc,ched in this ROMANCE. How
ever, 1t is not necessary to do more than
10 announce the fact; an authur whose
pane aud works arc known in more than
thirty languages, and whose two novels
have reached sale of more than eight
hupdred thousand volumes in this couo-
try alone, will not surely want for read
err. we sa4ll look for the coming num-
bers of "Tns aIigsters Wooins" with
great interest. - BJ,t0n Transcript
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Rev. II. |. ONDERDoNK. formerly
Bishop of this diocese, died in this city
at an early hour on Monday morning -
/ He acted as Assistant Bishop of this do
cesc from 1927 TO 1896, and as Bishop
from that period until lS45. His SER
mons and writings cvinccd abilities of q
very high order Within the last few
weeks he has delivered sermons which
were considered very remarkable efforts
by those who had the pleasure of hearing
them. Hls death was calm and peaceful.
I-PAi1odclphia Press.
This is the same Bishop Onderdonk
who was deposed for improper conduct
towards lady, in lS45.
Nrw Couutcrtei'-Imlay & Bcknell's 5
Bank Note Reporter detected, last eve
ming, an effort to pass, in this city, the
following dangerously altered $50 Bank
note from the "Fdrmsrs' Bunk Of Wick
ford, Rhode Island (failed), to "Farm-
ers' Bank of Bangor" Maine. Look out
Tor them, and observe carefully the fol
lowing description. which will detect
them at once. Nienette-Portrait OF
Washington saiior with capstan on the
left; female seated, sheaf Of wheat. COW,
&c, on right.-PdI Bulletin, 10 h.
ray- The Argus seems to think the
English scheme for enslacing Kansas is
in a healthy condition, notwithstanding
he and nearly if not quite all the North
ern Democracy disowned it before the
Election, and promised to admit Kansas
without regard TO population. Defeated
by 10000 majority, people generally
thought it was "stonc dead dog If
they want to try it again, the People of
Kansas are ready for it in any shape the
foul thing may cOme.-Lew1$barg Ctro"-
jclc.
BuCKwHEAT AS Ponn-M. Isidorc
Pierre has recently been maiiing some in
vestigations of buckwhcat, from which we
condense the following interesting result /:
! Buckwheat cakes are equal 70 pare white
bread as regards the phoSphates or bone
making material and nitrogenUus princi-
Piles which they contain, and are sNpcrlor
to bread in fatty matters The general
yield of buckwheat when cooked, is about
three times the weight of -four used, show
ing that such -four will retain forty to
forty-one per cent of water, Between
different patches of ground buckwheat
there is 4 great dissimilarity of compost
tion-one batch containing nearly seven
times as much nitrogen, twenty -6ve times
the amount Of phosphatcs and a hundred
and fifty times as much fatty matter as
another The bran is the richest portion
Of the buckwhcat, but cannot be iieeSted
by weak stonachs. The finest qualities
of buckwheat flour and the white mil
dust especially, are very suitable for chill
dreu and persons in delicate health, while
the coarse varieties require strong stom-
aoh and much exercise for their perfect
digestion.
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tainmcnt, Improvement and Progress. De-
signed to encourage a spirit of Hope, Manli-
ness. Sef-Reliance. and Activity among the
people: 70 illustrate Life in all It's phases,
an to indicate the mode Ly which We may
attain the highest tegree of usefulness and
happ;ncss-a paper which ourht TO be read
BY every family in the land Published
Weekly. at s. yer, or ) i for half year.
FOWLER & WELLS, sos Broadway, New
York, publish all Of the above journals, and
have made special arrangements BY which we
are enabled to club them with the POTTER
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VIC. Jour. and Potter Jour, y'r, $ IS
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DivOrca Notice.

A. B. Rowland, ! No. 50, June n,,ian,,. isI,a, -
JS. LIBEL u O''N"
Cathcr'e Howland. Whereas SuoPGDp.,, ,..,
alas Subpoena have been issued IN ln.' E,, y,
and returned Nl6u, the said Catherine ~, n,
land, Respondent, is hereby notlilea '@I ~ I'm,
quired to be and appear in our Col5L r.r-, - y .
mon Pleas, at the next Tcru OF Said C0o,' -, ,y
Coudersport, in the county of Potter 10 =
swer the LibeMant's complaint Cliff
A. c. TAGGARI, oDe'-'
TnuderSport, Nov. 3, 1888.
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1em Embellishments,
NOTICE

rs HEREBY given TO all persons holding
L contracts for any ofthc lands formerly own
ed by the Sudbury Canal and Water Power
Company in the county of Potter, and now
owned by me, that have appointed Jos. Z.
Lcib my Agent for the sale of said lands and
for the collection Of moneys due upon said con-
tracts, to whom such persons are requested to
make immediate payments or legal proceedings
will be instituted TO enforce the same,
JOHN HUGHES.
Coudersport, Dec 18th, 1858.
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1857

Ntimops majority ONLY 4,530-over two
80 one-and 200 more majority than he
had for GoverpQr, on n heavier vote last
fall.-Le~isdu'y Chronicle.
Among the most strenuous advocates
of the outrage was the Lycomins Ga@ette
apd Clinton Democrat who professed to
be deeply desirous that the afflicted pea
1ye of that district should be relieved
We exposed the sophistrics of the Ga
aette and Democrat at the sape time and
predicted that the people would sustain
Judge Wilmot at t,e election this fall.
They have not published the returns OF
that election district. Do they sgbmi;
naE to the decision of the people, or has
Gov. Paeker forgiven Judge Wilmot for
cEowdiFg him so in lH57!- Fedctte.
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the Natural Sciences, and General Intelli-
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young men and women should have copy.
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Rg- Judge Douglas has b.cn thrown
of the Senate Territorial Committee, of
which he was Chairman, and Greene, Of
No, appointedln his place-by the spe-
cial demand OF President Buchanan The
bachelors spite is beyond comparison.
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TLARK Il PHILLIPS render their thanks
" to all the good people of this Common
wealth for their most liberal patronage, and
they do tender their special thanks to their
competitors aud any others, for their gentle
barking for all time, concocted falsehood for
all time envy and jealousy for no doubt it
was meant for evil, but has proved our good,
So go ahead, Tue more the better.
90 CLARK & PHILLIPS.
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aud the high ,slsricg which they com
maod are the be"t possible gl4ganLce- cf
the practical and basiacrr value Of those
Wto# tle Iron Guy College rsenmnspd-
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-07-17
lIIoWARD AssoOIAsaoN. lPhiladel

TTOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel
IL phia.--A Benevolent Institutinn established
BY special Endowment for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted with yirulent and Epidemic
The Howard Association, in view of Tile awful
destruction Of hunln life, caised BY sexual dis.
leases, and the decept0ns practeed upon the unfor.
tunate victims Of such diseases BY Qacks, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as 4
Charitable act worthy Of their name tpsopers i
Dispensary for the treatment Of this class III is.
eases in NIL their oras, and to giyo Medical ndvice
gratis TO oil who apply BY letter with description
etc.,) and in cases OF extreme poverty, TO furnish
Medicines Tree pf charge 1t il needless 10 add that
the Association commands tl highest Medical skill
ofthe age aud will lurnlS A the most approved
modern treatment. VA VI w
The Directo, cS the Ass sation, I'll their Annual
Report upon ae treatment ds Sexnal Diseases, for
the year, y4ding january list 1853. express tile
highest ssisaction witbs success whicllla at
| cure of Spermatorrhma, Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tence, Gonorhma. Gieet. Syphilis the vice Of Oman
ism OF selfabuse, etc, and order continuance OIL
the same plan forthe ensuing year. &
\ The Directors, on review OF the past, feel as
sured that their nbors in this sphere OF benevolent
effort have been Of great beneft to the afflicted,
especially to the young and they have resolved 10
devote themselves with renewed zeal, to this very
| important and much despised cause, {)
An admirable Report on spermatorrhna, OF
| Seminal Weakness the vice of 0nanism, Mastnfsa Al
tion or sefabuse, and other diseases Of the Sc, ~
organs by the Consulting Surgeon, will be an re-
mail (n a sealed envelope), free of charge a "A
ceipt of two stamps for postage. Other xna, ijs.
| Tracts on the nature and treatment o1bl;shad f,
eases diet, ETC., constantly being hi h. ia ~.
gratuitous distribution, and will be sc metbnss ~
fcted. Some OF the new remedies and yaar nra II II
treatment discovered during the last 'SN'' 'f's y
grea. vaiue' ... DR.. GEORGE
Anuiess, Ir nepoiv y. Seatiheni Howard Asso.
~ th SohsNS M;sSS nladeIphia Pa.
1 sa BY order Of the Dit prs.;a.,.
i EZRA D. HEARTWEI 'eN'eA''.
1 Csc. FAIncaILIy9
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GCS REWARD. Runaway from the up-
AJAo dersigned two weeks ago, negro gen
man named 10 HIN, aged about As years, short, ~
stout built and bald headed; he was purchased 81
two years ago at tha sale of Jean Bite. David.
The above reward will be given to any one who
will deliver him to the subscriber OF lodge him in
the Parish jail. b. H. LITTELL.
opelopEas, July 10, 1858, l
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GTARTLING BUT TRUE n 1.-The Science
~ Of Autpgraphg n Pr. Gustayns Getteinburg' haS
permanently located himself in the city Of New0r,
leans, and wouid respectfully inform the public at
large that he is the only Professor in this Country
Of Genuine Autography, or the science Of reading
the character, qualities, and impulses OF an indl.
yidual and from that determining what business
they will succeed in. whom and what nature Of per.
son they should marry, etc, etc.
Full information as above, punctualy remtted on
receipt of few lines Of Handwriting, enclosing one
Hints on the Art of Conrtship, with much valpa-
Bile information of interest to the young people OF
both sexes sent postage free on the receipt Of One
Dollar Address: DIR. G. GUTTEMBURG,
Jnne % l858.--ly New0reans, La.
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GHAS. N. EALER, Watch-Maker and
" leweler. corner of Main and Landry streets. Qp:
elousas has on hand an assortment OF WATCHES
and JEWELRY consisting of English and French
Gold and Silver cased Lever and Lepine Watches,
Earnings, Finger Rings Breast-Pns for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Spectaces, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfamery, Hair Brushes. Toilet
Soaps aud other articles too numerous TO mention;
tbs Whole Of which will be sold al much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance,
will also execute all kinds of work in my line of
business in o workmanlike manner and with prompt
dispatch for cash. .. n. EALEk.
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1aiTY HoTET4-s'rlsaee ae Undersigned has the
- honor to inform the public that r,,,.--~> +
he u now ready 10 receive and ac- Y
comn'odate At least one hundred tss tsss
boarders in his large and cnmmodi- Ia III
Gus Hotel situated on Nnn street, III StMaTt'nsville
The rooms are well aired, and the table will he well
catered.
He has also opened on the beautiful lot adjoining
the Hotel, A LIVERY STABLE, where Carriages
Buggies and Sulkies, as well AZ Carriage and Riding
Horses. can be procured at moderate prices : :
ST. MafttnsYiiie, November s, 1856.
~. DoUMENfsT. 4
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FnTIgE.--Wil be sold, to the last a.,

fOTTgE-Will be sold, to the last and
4 highest bidder, BY the undersigned Commits
~, appointed by the Board Of Police OF the
lof. .Opelousas, at the Courthouse, On TUES.
Il, the 18th day of July, 1858, the privilege Of
public Market of said town, the said adjudica-
to be made in conformity to the Ordinance Of
Board.
=, Jpeousas, June 2s, 1858,
~ OMER POTRET, ia
~ s SOLOMON DtAVY,
ss356F 3ss3 Commissioners.
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NOTluE.-i'hs undersigned hereby notify
- Planters aud others that from and after the LIST
u November next, 1856, the Storage now existing
rsill henoeforth be charged for merchandise and
ther articles laying in their warehouses for the pc
't'ed q one month, and for every additional month
chatged.. :.
Nothing win be delivered until the Storage paid.
washington, October II, 1856.
DEBAILLON & CARRIERE.
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NQIIG n 10 r NssTI ISIs:s And 8 HIP
lN PEERS 10 avoid any misap prehclsion and to
know the facts Take this method to inform them
chat the prices offeight and passage on the steam
ers anna FERRET and W. BU RTON, will be the
same last season, aud shall be asIow as any rood
and safe boat in the trade. x 3 s IL ~ s.'
Thankful for past fayors, we hope BY strict at
tenton to our business. and resfonsbilsty ftf any
losses that may occur by the fanlt of those we en-
ploy, ,sand being always on hand, to merit liberal
share Of their patronage. W,
January 2, 1858. HINCKLEY ~ co.
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DURlFY THE BLOOD -MoFrAr' . LIFE
Pulls AND PHGNIx BfrrEns. Free from all
Mineral Rtdsons. The great popularity which Nor
FAr's lLIFE Pills and PHPNix BiTTERs have ut
tanned in consequence of the extraordinary cures e-
fected BY their use, renders IT unnecessary for the
proprietor to enter into particular analysis Of their
medicinal virtues or properties Having been more
thantwenty years before the public, and having the
united testimony OF more than THREE MILLIONS oa
persons who have been restored to the enjoyment 81
perfect health by them, 1t is believed that their
reputation as the best vegetable medicine now be-
fore the public, admits Of no dispute. In almost
every city and village in the United States there are
many who are ready to testify to their efficacy nre'
moving disease and giving to the whole system re-
newed yigor and health
III cases of SCaoFuLA. ULoEas. SeuRvY or ERuP.
rloNs Of the skim the operatiouaf the LIFE MEni,
cISes is truly astonishing, often removing in few
a. ys, every yestige Of these loathsome diseases, bs
their purifying effects ou the blood. FEVER and
AGuE, DysPEPsIA, DR0pss PILES, aud in short
most all diseases, soon yield % therenratHe
lies. No family should be Without them as by Their
timely use much suffering and expense may be saved
Prepared by WILLIAM ,, MoeFAgs n. D., New z,
York, and for sale by JOHN PosNY Agent, al
the corner q Main and Landry streets opelousas