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New Jlleap Cash Store

- BLOCK, corner off u 1IIain and North
S9 Is Iii lal.sas, now and keeps
ugstantly u. hand u general asser nent DC Family
Gtacasies. ines, focllary Ne.
AlsoA vel selected sspr tssaent of dry Goods,
IBaeas shc Cutler ocket
Boo Gsorabs, Bftshes, EanEy soaps.
PeTIpnaerias
saefs elea ia his saf business fpr
cash. zss
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Dpelousass 7th aetp pues, ISL
VICTOR aAST 4 acksEaltll
sbopoppoaHts thst 4 4 o1En sIonaas
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AN 1DEA-TRuE AND BEAur1ruL.-I can
not believe that Earth is mans only abiding
place. It cannot be that our life is cast up
by the Ocean of Eternity to feat upon its
waves and sink into nothingness Else.
why is it that the ASPIRATIONS that leap like
angels from the temple of our hearts are for
ever wandering about unsatisfed Why is
it that the rainbow and the cloud come over
US with beauty that is not of Earth, then
pass off, and leave us to muse upon their faded
love]ners? Why is it that the stars which
held their festival around the midnight throne,
are set above the grasp of our limited facul-
ties, forever mecking us with their unap-
proachable glory? And, finally, why is it
that the bright forms of human beauty are
presented to our view, and then taken from
US, leaving the thousands Of streams of our
affections to flow back in Alpin torrents up,
on our hearts :? We are born for higher
destiny than that Of Earth; this is a realm
where rainbows never fade; where the stars
are put out before US, like islets that slumber
on the ocean; and where the beings that pass
before us like shadows, shall stay in our pres
ence ferever.-Geo. d. Prentice.
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"A young man. who was desirous of mar
rying daughter of a well known Boston
merchant after many attempts to breach the
subject to the old gentleman, in very stut-
tering manner, said: "Mr. O., are you
willing to le-le-let me have your daughter,
Jane?" OF course | am gruhy and quickly
replied the old man; "and wish you could
get some other likely fellows to marry the
rest of them
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The College Journal of Medical Science.

A MONTHLY MAGAZINE of 4s pages con-
IA Quoted by the Faculty of The Eclectic Col
ege of Medicine, is published at One Dollar a Year,
payable in advance. The volume of the Journal
commences with the year. Communications for
subscription, or for specimen numbers, should be
directed to
Dr.. c. H. CLEAvELAND, P1blisher,
139 Sevea7a Street. Cincinnati, O..
January I'd, 1853. =
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ri EEAVING established himself pcrma-
- .nently on Bellevue street, near the
corner Of Main, offers his services to the pub
lie Of Opelousas aud Parish Of ST. Landry
He has on hand a fine assortment of goods of
the best quality and various tastes, suitable
for coats; vests and pantaloons, which he will
cut and make in the best sly yle and at moder-
ate prices for cash. l..
Opelousas, April 4th, 1s57-Qy.)
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G OIL u 1E1 G u, N d n.

YEsYHE undersigned having formed part
I. nershp for the collection Of notes and
accounts, offer their services to the public Of
this and neighboring Parishes. They hope
by their industry and punctuality to deserve
share Of the public patronage. Their office
is in Opelousas, opposite Mr.. Provost.
BORNE & DEJEAN.
Opelousas, December 9th, 1857. ly
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8 ale at Auction.

@AN Saturday the 9Th of February next,
- | will offer for sale at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House of this Parish, in the town Of Opelou.
sas, two slaves, COIN, and his wife JUL.
EsNE (who is an excellent cook,) belonging
to Mary Evelina Heard, minor child of Ed.
ward j Heard deceased.
Terms and Conditions -One, two and
three years credit, from the day Of sale, with
notes and security to the satisfaction of the
undersigned, and mortgage retained on the
slaves until final payment.
SARAH JANE HEARD,
Natural Tutrix.
Opelousas, January Cd, 1853.
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TOsIzTCEs-

gH YHE public is hereby informed that from
l. and after this date. I will not recognize
or pay any debts, contracted by Whomsoever,
unless with written order signed by me.
MARY COOK.
Opelousas, December 26th, 1857.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons having claims against the
- Estate Of Pierre Auguste Nezat, de-
ceased, are requested to present them for
classification, to the undersigned, within the
legal delays. ULCER ROY,
I'estanse7st1ry Executor.
Opelousas, January 9th 1853. 5-3t.
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w II R % II y E .
q NEw DISCOVERY
saesE GREATEST AND MOST WONDERFUL
IN THE WORLD.
SARSApARILI,A LOTENGES

$IAlPLE and Compound, prepared by n
~ HEREu, Druggist and Physician, sup
erior TO all essences syGups and extract IS named
/ and to all speciaIities heretofore known.
! have for a long time thoroughly investigated
the idea Of general therapeutic agent susceptible
of being applied To all diseases, tue developenent
morbid prnci pie OF which proceeds from an In
tcrnal cause, either in ;hH bood any ofthe other
organs.
A careful and uninterrupted analysis CT the ami
NAL. vegetable and mineral kingdoms had induced
the hope that could bring about sucn result. and
thanks to my indefatigab!e researches, it is now
obtained.
have found in some vegetables the necessary
means for this grand idea, which is based uron an
oeaginous principle Of SaFsapariila partly known
to the public. Such is the discovery which hav
the honor this day OF Advertising The form of
Lozenges has been given to it, because its pature
precIuded the possibility of doing otherwise, and
have divided it into nple and compound Lozenges
in order that they might be given to children as
well as adults.
My first experiments were made privately, and
remained unknown until wonderful results had
satisfied me that | had succeeded. and that the
charge of quackery could not be brought against
me. ..f~
The attention of physicians and of the public
are called to these Lozenses, in order that every
one may witness the adnira Bile result of the same
Oeiiefai eHecss testiiied 30 ey upwards OF thoa-
sand persons. The stomach is cleansed, the blood
is purified and renovated by removing all mpnri-
ties from this precious organ and finid.
SPECIAL EFFECTS.
l. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases gener
ally. .s~.
2. Persons who have used these Lozenges have
never had the cholera nor the yellow fever.
3. Venereai, syphiiitic, herpetic: scorbutical.
gouty rheumatic, and nervous and bilious diseases
are completely cured a few days after the remedy
is resorted to.
4. All diseases Of the lungs. head eyes, stomach
bowels, and other internal and external complaints
disappear entirely, provided the Lozenges are re-
sorted to- @ r.
For sale by the box, with prospectus showing
how they must be used s5@
Depot at D. HEREU'S,
Corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
For sale by John Posey, 0pelousas. [july IL
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& SIX SLAVES.
- of both sexes and different ares

-Al of both sexes and different ages.
About 80 head Of gentle horned cat
tie, S head Of horse creatures, z
horses, II head Of sheep, IS head
Of hogs, | work mare, 4 work
horses, 2 gentle horses, 2 pairs OF
work oxen, $50 chairs, As spin
nlng-Wheels, b!acksmith's tools,
caleche, Wagon, farming
utensils, 3 saddles and brides, 3
stacks of hay, 1000 bundles of
fodder, So barrels ofcorn, 3 guns,
kitchen utensils, household furni-
t,'re, &c, &c.
Coaditions All sums of S. and under,
payable in April 1859, and the balance paya-
bic III three equal annual instalments, from
April next, 1853, say one third payable in
April 1889, one third in April 1860, the last
third in April 1861, purchasers to give good
and approved personal securities, the land and
slaves to remain specially mortgaged and all
sums not punctually paid at maturity, to bear
s per cent per annum interest from time due
until paid.
DORsIN LAFLEUR, Auctioneer.
Opelousas, December 18th, 1858.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF OpELOUSaS.
Preparatory School for the Academies
of the Union.
(Esta bsishcd eEuEy ast., 1 = 5G }

"E,,tire Religious and Political Tolerance"
A. De ST. C1s D'ARrHus, Directors
C. E. DURAND, '''
HENRY FRAzEE, Professor Of English.
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Says Dick to Joe: did you attend
church yesterday
4 was confined to my room," was the re-
ply. .
"Ah, you had the roons-atism, then, !" said
Dick.
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The scriptures say, 'let not thy sr;.h.
hand know what thy left hand giva,S aSas !.
Many person, in apparent fear of v;o, So ~.
the injunction, won't let his r'gbt a.as s'as!ass
anything lest the left might nannan aaAa slve
eover the secret, A'ppsa " us
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EHD,TsEHl EOR SALE.
s| .

~ ID undersigned hereby notify planters
and aIhers that from and after the 1st
&c November next 1856, the storage now
existing viii hence forth be charged for mer-
clandiae. and other articles Ia yingy ii their
warehouses loy ytlasFeriods 1aae naoaath, and
for every additional month o.. part Of 4
mouth. The same additional rates will be
charged
Nothing will be delivered until the
storage Is paid. 8.
DEB ALL G III III lIIII,sE .5
ashiirl gton, October 1IEh, 1866.
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The most attentive man to business We
ever knew was be who wrote on his shop-door:
gone to bury my wife-will return il half
an hour"
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,I,O Smokers Of Cut Tobacco.

T yHE undersigned respectfully inferms
country dealers, and consumers gen
orally, that he has lately added to his manu-
factory of sN IJFFSs Hhieh obtained medal
al The Universal Exhibition as Paris In 1856,
ttle manufacture off all kinds Of SIN IOKING
TOBACCO, which he guarantees as good,
aaleast, as those OF the most celebrated hon
sas, besides being perfectly pure aud Of a
pleasant taste, .a&
General Depot al his Store, No. rs st.
Louis street, New rIeans. = .
Ianufa acsory II III ponog hviille. Louisiana.
DELPI
/. Nov, 14th. 1851 V.5u
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To hear Cough tell the 'drugger' story is
worth quarter any time. The story is @
capital one but it takes the man to tell it.
This he does IN some such words as these.
| \ long lean, gaunt Yankee entered a
drugstore and asked
Be you the drugger?'
Well, [ s'pose so sell drugs
Wall, hey you got any of this here sceptin'
staff as the gals put On their hanhe 'chers:'
oh yes
Wall, our SAILS CINE to be married, and
she gin me ninepence and told me to invest the
huH mount in scentin' stuff, SOS to make
her sweet, if could find some to suit; SO if
you've mind I'll jest smell around
The Yankee smelled round without being.
suited until the 'drugger' got tired of him; and
taking down bottle of hart<horn, said:
I've got scentin stuff that will suit YOU.
A single drop on the handkerchief will stay for
weeks and you can't wash it out; but to get
the strength Of it, you must take good big
SMELL
Is that SO, Mister? Wall Jest hold on o
minute until get my breath, and when I
say meow, you put it under my smeller.'
The Hartshorn of course knocked the tan
kce down, as liquor has done many man.
DO you suppose he got up and s1nelt again as
the drunkard does? Not be; but rolling up his
sleeves and doubling up his fists, he said;
You made me smell that tarnal everlas-
tin stuff. Mister, and now III make you
smell fire and brimstone.'
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NE Eg Id III gnE. ~ 9Z1E GgEg.

n. ALINC 4, sprac titioner IN midwifery
y surgeon-D Dentist having established himself
permanently III Opeloasas, oaers his services to
his fenw-cisizens. He will fulfil alt his functions
with zeal and prudence ard dirt-eatefs will be
cured BY him in about two weeks.
6sratni ions consultations for the indigents, Oh
Monday and Iday, from s tog u clock Al NJ.
llsss References:
II Reyillon & Taylor, AdoIphe Garrigues,
IA salafinz ~ sI eFnier, Ag6rin Arcenaux,
Onszinae II ssuidrY, can p. Arcenaux.
Ih6odose s. Robin, Ranaen Rili,
#azs 9pelasasas Goth August Iss7.--I & ss s.
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g0WDEL MS 3

Instruction and Board per year, 5 40 OF
i I" and half boarders, per wear, so OK
/ day scholars per year 10 Ot
,av scholars per month 5 Ol
i Latin, Greek, Spanish, for eacls per month, 2 0(
t Drawing NJ usic, and Dancing, the parents
will treat with the respective masters,
/ Bedstead, mattrass, pillow, per year, ot
Washing, per year, IS VI
Mending of clothes, per year, - 90
The board and tuition OF Pupils over Is years OF
age to be settled by agreement.
Doctors fees and costs of sickness at the costs OF
parents. No dizninution will Le granted for sick
ness not exceeding one month Each payment
must be made tri-montay. and in advance. at the
seat of the Institutions in the hands OF Mr. Durand,
whose only signature is valid.
No BoarleIs will be received FOR less than three
months.
The boarders or day-schoIars will iurnisn their
own light and each cord c. Ere Wool for each year.
The Scholastic year is composed Of twelve
months. Every six months there wall be public
examination; the first about the fast days of
June, the second. as also the distribution Of prizes
to close the year. a few dags teioFe Christmas.
The pupils and the teachers, will have te" days
rest alter said distribution Of prizes. s@'
The course of instruction IN the Institution con-
sists in the study Of the French and English lam
guages, Mathematics History and Geography.
English, Latin and Greek professors will always
be attached to the establishment.
A Spanish teacher will ue al disposition as
soon as a sufficient number OF scholars will desire
to learn that language,
Pupils who would desire to take fencing and
gymnastic lessons will find teachers disposed TO
satisfy them.
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LOUIS eoDEFnoV, Collector,

hFFERs his services to the. citizens Of the Par
" ish of 81. Landry and the adjoining Parishes
His office il on Court street, with that Of Andre
Meyaier, Juice of the Peace. I22 August.
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VVHI. HERR, Boot q Shoe Maker.

s &T As the honor to inform the
public in general and his friends
- a Sin particular, that he is ready to
execute all oIders concerning the
Shoe and Boot line in the shortest time and neatest
style His charges very low, and for cash only.
Give him call before going to any other shop,
and you will surely buy, because the work recon-
menis the Horkman.
His shop IS on Bellevue street, between Court
and Main streets.
Opeloasas, Dseember 2eth, 1s557 557-1y. - ".
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NOTICE -.

FEVHE public are hereby notified not to
IL trespass ON my plantation, Oak Grove,
or to hunt on same with, or without dog or
gun. All persons so doing will be dealt with
according to law. JAMES C. HILL.
st. Landry, Feb 7th, 1s57.-1O.-tf
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Public sale,

Estate Of Morphy Broussard, decd.
FmVHE public are hereby informed that
Il there will be sold, by duly commits.
stoned auctioneer, to TIE last and highest bid
der, at the last residence of Morphy Brous.
sard, at Prairie Ronde il this Parish, On
Wednesday, 9th January next,
1853, the following described property, be-
longing to said Estate Of sNorpi1y Broussa,>E,
deceased, to-wit
4 r. 6 .AS1 4 ct or 1.AND,
situated on plaqueznine Ridge, in this Parish,
bounded North by FRANCOIS Joabert,s South
by Cipaye Savo;e, East BY James 0. McCle-
land, and West ly the lands Of (.nillnrr
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TERRMAN BODEMULLER, Main Street,
u J. near Mr.. Chretiens Tailor shop teaches
music on the violin and guitar and repairs musical
Instruments and tune pianos april Is. 1857.
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NEW JHyY{1LlRX
aTssN ygcgaaselsE;es''s Shop

"a THE undersigned has just open
GaI5 ed, at the corner of Main and Bel
J .sa levue streets, splendid Jewelry
s .S1a and Watchmaker's Shop. He has
&ass<~&zl now on hand an assortment of fine
gold and silver Watches. also an elegant assort-
ment of Jewelry, Clocks, of every quality and
prices, &C., which he offers for sale at very reduced
prices for cash. 5.
: He has engaged the services of good Watch
maker, and will repair all Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry that will be confided to his cares
He hopes by his attention and punctuality, and
his moderate prices, to deserve share of the pub
lie patronage. IA
FRANK DE La RUA
Opelousas June, 14th, 1856. %
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W Ii aIasIaE1s WlAXGEaEs !!

EHsIA ~ 1T EIsS - V II LIS 80
.g n. I'D LAR q d has inst ri
IN VI eeived fine lot of Gold and Silver
Watches, for Indies and genslemsn from the
most celebrated manufactures of Europe,
sneh Us gIhronometer I)nplex, and patent
Levers.
These watches are tho fnest that has ever
been offered tor sale III this Parish. The
undersigned offers them for sale. cheap for
eash. VA
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PAT AND THE OYSTERS.

Pat, who had just been transplanted, had
been sent by his master to purchase half
bushef of oysters at the quay, but was absent
so long that ssapprshensions were entertained
OF his safety. He returned at last, however.
putting under his load in the most musical
style.
Where have you been % exclaimed his
master
e Where have been Wig where should
l be but tofeteh the oysters ?'sN
!, "And what in the name It St. Patrick
kept you 50 long ?" "
BE me sowl think I have been pretty
quick considering all things
"Considering what things? Why consider
ing the cutting of the fish"
What " fish"
"What fish i? Why, blur-an owns, tho
oysters.
"What do you mean?'
What do [ mean? Why, I mean that as
| was resting down torment the Picked Her
ring bavinga drop to comfort me, a jintlcman
asked me what I'd got in my sack.
Oysters, said |.
Lets look at EN-, says he, and he opens
the bag. Och thunder and praties,' saws
he, who sold you these ?"
:" Il was Mick Carney, says I, aboard the
Pol Doodle Smack
Mick Carney, the thif of the world what
a blackguara he must be to give them to you
without cutting
" Amt they Quilted says l.
Devil a one, says he Mt
Alasha then,' says I, " "what'll I do %
DO says he, "1'd sooner do it myself
than see you abused And so he takes EN-
in 1ss doors and CUTS 'em mace and clanc, as
you'll see, " opening at the same time his bag
Of oyster shells that were as empty as the
head which bore them to the house.
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Blacksmith Shop, Washington.

THE undersigned having establish
= ed himself permanently at the corner
Esagsof Washington and sittig streets, in
Washington, offers his services to the
Inhabitants Of the surrounding country. He makes
the celebrated Ball Pioughs and guarantee them to
work well will repair wagons, carts, and other
vehicles horse -shoeing &C., all on the most mod
crate prices. S. MeCLAIN.
n Washington, Ia. May 90. 1s57.-1y.
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of both sexes and diverse ages
Seven yoke Of work oxen, II work
mules, 19 creole horses, | amer
ican horse, 5 mares, 5 carts, 348
head Of vachery cattle, 200 head
of horse creature, plantation i'm
plements, household furniture,
kitchen utensils and many other
articles the enumeration of which
would be too tedious.
Terms and Conditions - All sums Of
one hundred dollars and under, payable in
the month of April 1858, and all sums up
wards of one hundred dollars, payable one
third in April 1859, one third in April 1860,
and the last third in April 1861. Purchasers
furnishing security in solido to the satisfac-
ton of whom the right, and all sums not
punctually paid, bearing interests at per
cent pey annum from maturity until paid,
and moreover, the lands and slaves remain
ing specially mortgaged unto said Estate until
finally paid.
-. AuctSoneer.
Opelousas, January I'd, 1858.
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JOEL sAMnoZ, NOTARY PUBLIC

III with care and diligence to all
business entrusted To him, such as Family
Meetings, Meeting of Creditors, sales, transfers
and exchange of. property NOR tgaaes, release of
mortgages Donations, Inyentaries Testatnents. &c
Office Opposite the Court a Hoase, near Thos Fl.
IaMiSSs parfeF5s. ~
0peiousas, priI 18th, 1851
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. sssS7zz ess5 zs11 1E03112sE L05slIS.
#A7 ILL punctualIy attend to albusiaess entrusted
Wv to his care. Office at Opeiousas.
opelousas, April 18th, 1857.
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MOTT yEs

A FTER the first of prl next. will resume
IA the practice OF Law in partnership with
Henry L. Garland Our office will be the one now
occupied By Mr. King.
y orelousas, March 7th. 1857
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Public Sale,

Estate of Alexandra Castillo decd
FHvHE public are hereby informed that
= there will be sold, at public sale, to
the last and highest bidder, by competent
officer, at the last residence of the deceased,
at Petit Bois III the Parish of g. Landry, on
Wednesday, Sd of February next,
1858, the following described Aoroperty, be-
longing to the estate Of the said Alezandre
Castillo deceased, to wit
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EeDCROse ..g. R. LEE.

W # AS removed to Prairie Laurant, or the
kd 81 plantation lately belonging to Robt.
L. Llarwel!, where he will practice his pro-
fession with diligence and punctuality.
St. Landry, March 2Sth, 1S57.-tf
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Gmeoyore EseCalCu1rf,

MTOTA FT ptJBLIC AND AUCTIeNEER in and
1 for the Parish Of St Landry, offers his services
as such to bis friends and the public III general.
His Office Is at his residence, Grand Coteau.
All orders left at the store of Mr.. J. B. Pollngue,
in Grand Coteau, viii be promptly attended to-
st. Landry, April 5th, 1856.
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sgAR RGsg asDgsg9ss
GUHa4E4OT SCHMIDT, Tailor.

Wellington, Dec. 30, 1855. 4
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

Hill % Newton 80 miles aud back, twice week
Leave Palestine Monday and Thursday at 8 ans
Arrive al Newton by 6pms
Leave Newton Tuesday aud Friday at 81 m,
g Arrive at Palestine by oPm
ll6lO From Lswrepceyie, by Old Farm, Flat Rock, and
New Hebron, 10 Robinson, ~ miles aud back, once
Leave Lawrsncevile Fridsy at m,
Arrive 1T Robinsoa by . IN,
Leave Robinson Friday at a m,
Arrive al La~rooceviile by p m
lI6li From Lawuelcevils by Peuys Su'ns'own, ana
Saint Meris to Nswops Sg miles aud back,
once week
Leave Lawrencsvile Moud,y Sam;
Arrive at Newton by pmi
Leave Newton Tuesday at ga ms {.
Arrive at I,swrerceviue by o m.
llel2 From Mer by Ruark and Olive, TO Bridgeport IA
miles and b5ck, a week
Leave Mier Friday at z am
Arrive At Bridgeport by ixa ans
Leave Bridgeport Friday at PM
Arrive at her by D p IN.
6Is From Mount Carmel, by Cards Point. Fiendsvlle,
Mer Bon Pas, aud Calhoun, to Olney, 3 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Mount Carmel Friday att Sam,
Arrive at Oney by Pm
Leave Oiney Saturday at am,
g., Arrive at Mount Oarme by IN.
iisl4 From Meun, Carmel by Cards Point, Min P'eitir,
Yves, Salem, and Ps'kcrsburg, to franscnis, Al
miles and back, week.
Leave Mount Carmel "Wednesday At 8 m,
Arrive at Ffansona by 7pm,
Leave Fransonia Thursday at IN;
Arrive at Mount Carmel by pm.
ll6I5 From Mount Carmel, by Friend Grove, New Hope,
Albion, and Wabash, to Fairfield, SO miles snt
back, threc times a week. aAf
Leave Mount Carmsl Tuesday, Thursday, snd Sat
urday at IN,
Arrive at Fairfield by pm;
Leave Fairfield Morday, "Wednesday, and Friday al
8 M,
60 Arrive at Mount Carmel by PM -A
ll6l6 From Albion, by New Mass,n, Mount Erie, En-
terprise, and Blue Pon,, Indian Prairie, 81 miles
and back, week.
Leave Alpion Thursday at Z am,
Arrive at Indian Prairie hy pm,
Leave Indian Prairie Friday at Z am;
Arrive at Albion by 6 p IN.
ll6l7 From Fairf Id by Mo.lans Grove, Enterprise
Zip to MaysviIle, "a miles and back week
Leave Fairfield Wednesday at 10 an,