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BOYD a co.
For Sale.

A F1Rsr-RATE house girl, about 10 years Old, rs
~ well qualified ~ any M the state Of her age. She
Was raIscd in good family d this county, and
wish Be- sell her o. some Ia tle city. Call
and sec her she y not sold fer any fault
Apfs-u WILL. l. BOYD, IN.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property,

T'HE undersigned viii sell, on the premises South
Il Market street. opposite the Military College on,
the FIRST SATURDAY IN JUNE, being the 5th the
very valuable House and Lot which The late Fred
Jonte lived at the time of his DEATH fronting on Mar
ket street and running back half way 20 College 81
Also, lot fronting l27 feet the Lebanon Turnpike
beng lot No. IL In the plan Of the University lots
Also, Will be sold at the same time and place the
personal property Of said Jontes Estate consisting in
part OF an excellent new Cracker Machine and all the
nStnres furniture, &c necessary 10 carry the Ba-
Kerry aud Confectionery business-two bread wagons
ana mules, one buggy, together with stock Of
groceries, confectionery show cases shop furniture
&c. &c.
ms Is especially fine opening for Bakers and Con-
PETITIONERS, as II Is an old and well known stand and
the only one IN that portion OF the city We will sell
the property either in whole in part at private sale
and II not sold behore the whole viii be offered 20 to
highest bidder on the 5th OF June next
Terms made known the day Of sale
PETER BIIIIOD,
A. 4. HATCHER,
may@-ltd U&A Executors +. Jonte, decd
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Fifty. Negroes for Sale.

A NONG the lot We have several good Families, two
~ or three young Women with FIRST child, four good
House Boys, boys from Is 10 20, good Dining room
servants with good lot o field hands and girls,
and good blacksmith aud Barber.
apr.a-tf II n. HAYNES a co.
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A Desirable Room 10 Let.
pAY-BoARpERs WANTED.

THE undersigned has very desirable and pleasant
Il koous, suitable Tor small inmiy, together with
sssArd situated AZ No II south coe street Also n
sciecs asiuber of f-sg -1s-artiers wasted.
Nav In GEO 4 MEAD
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ANca,DMrIIing Itou,e for snIe.
FOR RENT.

CITUATEi, in Edgehcld, the Callatin Turnpiks
- For further I1ricuiarsAIHly 10
Sept IL. A V. s. LINDSEY.
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WILL rent our BANKING house ior the remainder OF
this year and for 1883 upon exceedingly favorable
terms Any person wishing banking house could
not be better suited, and with itle expense "a could
b. made excellent establishment for retail Fancy
Store, AZ. Apply 10
Apr1-im " HOFeSON, President
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FOR HIRE,

I,oR the halzHce g ne pres-ni yesr god, active
IL ysllo~ Boy, aboat fssFseeh ysaFs ~ age. fefins
rsazssnAels. AFsiy - tss e1sre.
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CHINESE SUGAR.

WE are u4ne1aessrnr ana have Or sale 10, is,
w ana . saiAon Kettles Cor baillnE chnese sa-
gar Cane. ioRssIS,
sprs-2m No cnlrgs eet-
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Il HAVE hne assortment e Eocka~syE ana Rnr-
grs tr Sale 81 rrices adapted ~ The tFaes whirh
may be had Ntth or witkoat harness Thcsr cart
sses al buiit and haishri expressly fer tue New
Yea market, and q The bcsk Enzirriais and work
ia@n~his, BY tha@a vel knewa builders, d CrETIs
Co, Bridgeport. Cann brins dssiroasai ciaslHr shr
se II them "A early Eerbsi, wessid rcspecsfally
call TIC attentson IL dsalsfE and cousauers this
stssck well worthy tieif Astrnth,a. Having bern
bult utlser ms salservlsiea I ca VIA cana-
dsnee, rccsssaissna then ~ al regsFezrntoa-
Tlasy b. daily the WAF-rs-ssns Formerly
aecupet - He nsuulA. A Co, Il Serth Market ~
ae4F us slsEzFe.
Hzye-sw AS LUFToN
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Of ample dimensions In modern style with the usual
out bildngs There also ihe place spring, well
and cistern.
About one half Of thu tract Is heavily timbered
A. II. FORD
n IA Y. : I'M SHY, Esl., viii give any IN
formation desired. aud exhibit plat of tbs land.
apr19-thanonst 4 II. r.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE next ondiaary drawing o. the Royal Havana
L0ttcry, cenasctod BY the Spanish Government
undes the suberx - tie CAPTAIN General of Cuba
All take pl4cs a. Havana on
Thursday. May 2zth. Iggs.
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THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN

THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN
rs published Knoxville Tennessee, by JOHN
Il MITCHEl. Nm. g. SWAN, al s. per Annum, or
81 for AK months, payable invariably Ia advance
Mr. mitchell having commenced, la the 18th num-
her Of the papcr series Of Letters addressed tile
completed, Wili furnish >ntire history Of
THE IRISH TROUBLES OF lS4S,
THEzR cAuszs ooSs1z2rESCzs,
The SoUmEKS CFIizEx wtti be the interesting 20
both American and Irish readers B.si1es tbese
tsfbuons from Mr.. Mitchsl the SOUTHERN CfszES Viii
cont9Ge q have IL usual quantity II original uticr
upon political and literary subjects prepared By him
The circuiafos though large ami coustaatiy incress
INK, the fr0pretsrz have thought viii be mech more
extended by announcement tn this fern
Comm tcltsns with reInttAIices may BE addressed
u ArcHE1 swAz, Knoxville Tenn or - any q the
faisowing Agents:
;. a. CouNaRSAr On charlestan, soafh CarCaaa-
TannAs II OiCoxxER, Savannah, Georgia
J. 4. NoaElAs Nesf 0rieAns, fAy11istaEza-
JAMES a GE~rMx Relmuua. NlFgsala.
AIkx6xnEn Apass~ox, N4shnRina Cay.
TAtIIzAsH A Trkssz. enc lnaati. ohio.
y. n HANkETr, lilo FEltnn Stfces, Aew faFS.
& H. GaEzzKn, IS nauplain street., Mobite, Ala
bENJ. Il DAVIS, AAsanse BalidlHg, auUiss.ui
AlAbama
Ross Toeczr, III SAssaa szreei. Ne< YORK. sap-
ply dealers oaiy up1n f4veFabie terms.
JAsEs MetiI<S, III kcaraey StEeet, san Fr&neisco-
as Cabs u Ten vii be ssEplsed wah ne F4per
fog SIS apr25.
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o II
RRxCk DWEIlIIxNG.

! would sell Lot of 81 Acres, "a part Of the sam
tract of land on which there has recently been ere
ted a substantial
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TO THOSE
WHO DESIRE TO PURCHASE
Suburban Residences.
WISH to sell several very desirable lots, contain
Il ING from
Six to Ten Acres Each,

Situated the Marfreesboro' Turnpike Road, y
miles from the centre Of Nashville.
-Four Of these Lots front beautifully the Turnpike,
and the others on the Mil Greek Road and avenue
90 feet in width, heading with said Turnpike.
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grp GOODS Clothing.
Elegant Lace MantIeS,
Table Linens. &c.
PAY Notice

vKTE most earnestly call upon all persons indebted
w 10 us, either by note or book account 10 come
forward and pay up, a must have all of ac-
counts closed We dislike put any Of friends
notice is not attended 10.
apr7-n BAG w A & J. G. MCCIFIIAND.
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WrOugIlt-IrOn Cooking Stoves,

For wood, four szes-the best Cooking Stove now in
usc-wiIl last with from fifteen Ia eighteen years
and cook with greater convenience and in less time
than any Cast-iron Stove. have also just received
the following:
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Twas in my own house, and alone-solitary
from day TO day, from dawn till night | was
not happy. God had given me my lot and |
struggled hard to be conteEted with il; but
could not see my way in il. | did not know
what to do. If had had one single creature
to have lived for, could have been resigned
TO il; but was so utterly lonely!
knew that in some way must work, or
could not bear it. With a courage therefore
that was a kind of despair, set 10 work.
Not To quiet indoor work, reading, studying
educating myself | could not do these things
at first: my feeble energy needed first TO be
sustained by something stronger than my own
fainting wilt. | knew that; and 50 bound
myself To the only work within my reach that
did not leave my own will free. There were
helpless people and ignorant children in our
village: | gave my time to them. Perhaps
they did not thank me for il; but they took il,
and presently they looked upon il as their
right | served them, and they counted ON
my service; and their dependence became my
wages.
worked all through the summer-oh. the
summer that had been so bright ia its last shin
ing on me, and was 50 bare aud desolate now
| worked all through the days, and In the long.
still evenings i used To sit alone. Il used 10
sit then, and dream aad yearn. IL was my
days oae-trcasnred iuxury-my light and
warmth-my eat and drink after my weary
toll. And yet even that bread was bitterness,
that water was tears. Daily nay years ended
in one hopeless cry: Oh, IL could bat hear Of
himl il coald hut hear Of him. IL | could bat
have hops given me 10 see him once again
The summer passed away. When il was
gone. was pale and tain; was worn away
weary. Ps-haps, had worked too hard: do
not know; ! at tall { ug feehleness had fallen
o me. aud l began 10 think that God Mas
about 10 take my life. Then my passionate
desire grew 10 Wild feyerishnezs 10 iook once
more oa Noel Eriekson's face. The longing
wasted INC away; could not rect nor sleep,
morning aud night the thought was with me
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frsres e4shed Al SIGHT Al per cent discount
hlils N the Nashville City Banks taken az par
dfsstns VII b forsardet assooh The result
beco1aea knosu-
as- An orders for Schemes or Tickets 70 be ad-
dresses So Don koDE1cukz. (osre of cty Pestl
ChArlrslna, -. q nay4-td
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The Mountain City Hydro-ther.
apufic Insaifufe-

Tor fuli Fartlcalsrs address 7. carIessn coyle N
II a.. At f2foa, Ca faizon = heated 100 uitss from
Afianta % rsii fso.n Cls4rLaanza % TIE 1rur
ga Stale d. al. nalt1n, Nay 1, lass.
NAY fg-1u
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ssrtso Numero SEQ ordinario.
Capital Prize 10000 Dollars


AprroKlInlllans q the 500 600, % 5000 each I
800 So ooa; &or % zoe OF 400 10 10 Ooo:
4 Il 40 10 6 .Wo fs -
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Chcatham county, May I, 1858.
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wrapt in gay visions u unreal bl1ss,
SIN paint The ilusiye form,
But % realities yield all her sAeSs"
Then viii II be proven TO. and acknowiedg-
ed by, the assembled universe, that t.fs oeas's's
in dceL not s1gas u.eosLs. Those who are at
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T. o. HASKIs ". o. HAKREs- .. n HARRTs.
HARRIS & CO..
Auction and Commission Merchants
Wholesale GrocerS.
Office at W. H. GORDON & Gs.s Wharrhouse,
NO. 40 MARKET ST,
Nashville, Tennessee.

m y NJ N Is ~ CO.
IIAVE Ia store and olies % The trade
III $50 hhis- New OsieAns SugaF-af grades
so bbis- Powdered and Crushed Sugar.
80 hbis. aad half bills anlassos.
1900 boxes star Candies
70 cases sAFdinez--haf aad qaArteF boxes.
20 bbls. AAekersl
feo pkgs. Asserted Ileeors
So kegs paany Nails.
IS nass Sf,ice.
- eases Matches
rs hbls. Land Plaster
maylo-0
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Coed Data, % hasa ana i'r s.le BY
- n n hickey.
fees No s. Coiiass street.
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THE ALABAMA HEaoINs. Under the fore
going heading the Columbus (Ga.) Times and
Sentinel gives the following
Miss Emily Blount OF Mobile, whose uoto-
riety is not confined to the limits of the United
States, but has passed over the waters whose
tragical association with Capt. De REVERE has
been dramatized in New York, attracting large
houses every night at Nibios, passed through
Columbus . few days since.
AS she necessarily remained short time
at the hotel before leaving for The Montgomery
train, many OF our citizens had an opportunity
OF seeing her. For the satisfaction of our lady
readers, who perhaps have little curiosity COM
corning her appearance, and 4 little in9nisitive.
ness as to how she Was dressed, VT pfssSpt to
them description given us by 4 friend -hn
| eye witness He says, that Miss Blount rsn
not have exceeded ber eighteenth year, although
from the great trouble that she hos undergone
during ihe Inst two months. and the iniens,
mental suffering that she bus been subjected to
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Tho noblest men upon the earth
Are men whose ha1ds are brown with toll !;
Who, back By no: mean ancestral bifths
Hew down ths woods and Gil The soil !;
And thereby win broader fame
Than crowns king or warrior's name.
These working mon. whsto'er their taaa-
10 carss the stone or bear the hod, -
\ They wear upon their honcst brows
The royal stamp and seal Of God
And brighter arc their drops 81 sweat
Than diamonds In eoronet.
God bless the noble working men,
Who rear the cities of the plalI
Who dig the mines and buiid the ships,
And drive the commerce Of the main
God bless them. for their swarthy hands
Have wrought the glory of vi lands.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhiudeI

l. il " w AMI
IL phia.--A Benevolent Institqtion established
by special Endowment for the Relief of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful
of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the deceptions pacteed upon the unlor,
tunate victims of such diseases by Qaacks, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, ;ls
Charitable act worthy of their name, to open a
Dispensary for tile treatment of this class OF dis
eases in all their forms, and to give Medical advice
gratis to all Who apply by letter witla description
Of their condition Gage occupation, habits OF life,
etc..) and in cases of extreme poverty TO irnlsh
Medicines tree Of charge. II Is needless to adu tha,
the Association commands the highest Medical sklli
OF tile age and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases, for
the year ending january lst, lSaS, express the
highest satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure OF Spermatorrhna, Seminsi Weakness. impo-
tence, Gonorhna Gleet, Syphilis, the vice OF Oman
ism or self,abse. ETC., and order continuance OF
the stilne plan for the ensuing yeav
The Directors, on review OF the past, leei as
lre, that their labors in this sphere oil benevolent
effort have been of great benefit tp the Afflicted,
esuecially to the young and they have resolved to
devote themselves with renewed zeal, to this very
important and much despised cause,
. An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna, OF
Seminal Weakness, the vice OF Onanism, Mastafpa,
ton or selablse. and other diseases OF the sexual
organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, Will bs sent by
mail (ia a sealed envelope), free OF charge on re,
.eeipt of two stamps for postage Other Keports ana
Tracts on the nature and treatment OF sexual DIS
eases diet ETC.. are constantly being publshed loi
sntuitous distribution, and will be sent to the at
ilictel Some Of the new remedies and methods oi
treatment discovered during the last year, are OF
great value. c,,,nc,r
Address. for Report or treatment, DIR. GEORGE
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso
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1HAS. N. EALER, Wateh-Makcr and
" Jeweler, corner of Main and Landry streets Or,
elousas. has on hand all assortment OF WATCHES
and JEWEIRY, consisting of English aud French
Gold and Silver cased Lever and hepine Watches, @
Gentlemen, Speetacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
silver Holders, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Toilet
SOAPS, and other articles too numerous to mention;
the whole of which will be sold at much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance; ,,na -
business in workmanlike manner and with prompt
dispatc h for cash. Y. N. haLbh'
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lsH 81 81. LANDRY. LOUISIANA rslRY SATURDAY
MORNING, AUGUST ri ls5s.
DRUGS I'd MEDICINES

~ I II
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Z, .ss p;s N, orsse II, : s.s,ss
sstrssrs ~ irnns Il, 4, rmn,a NAV.
Afr ~ Ay1s - .ssvs - A1zsA ssiS ~ 4 n
,,Cn aSoss,,u s,,r x,v,,,,. IS. a 81
fVh InE CUKk M
fAradaehs, Sack Heatlaehs, Eoal S4anaaeA.
PlrrssuEo. PS. wav jsss
n =, a., 7 4. a.. -a y ssxs n,
.,,. ~ the sorst hessche snv M ~.
aseu IN ~ - Wv s !" - c,. pisi r. oy 49,
S,mI sssh S;sb th"y c,esrs \. as n sh.s
vim cure others Is tley do ne, ths Mes = wOrtth
ID A'" III ',i'' i" ' En, ". YREinN \.
CLERK Of Stsemer C5rSscH.
r,,,o.. NJ .crspcrs .na r,ivev t,ss.ra. ,..,.s,
NJ. - 81 II. y,,...s,.. 4.
wsss.ss,,,.s ~ n ~ fsh yeso
!" Ashise1ocs = -, q ~ ! I ~ = ipes.
ospitai practice ever since you y N msac tnsms and
e,mo eruIo, rsr y ya~atrg scction - NJ 80
r,s;rE ma s,cc,lea e,nsss StkSv aS NJ
Ma re,,sv ~ srsa osnents M ~ orssn
IndccT Ihaye seldom ound Cane n 6ificts d;senss
90 obstinate that \ did not readily yield Y them
hmtefnai'y yours AL1M1g e s.l ALL, i 80, =.
"a, Y ,ss......
y.e"sVHy. ANes"sAs ss ss.ss ~ -.
Posr 0FFIcE, HARTLAND, Llv Co., Mfcn.I
November ~, lsoa. 4. 4, e. \. a. N,
DR.. AVER; Your aus are tne periecs,on q med,
cine. yhey have done my wife more good tnan
CdH teli {uus kliiu nAu ucv.t S.sN nay" Pti"S sWs}
Otrmontlls, Went on 70 10 does0reu ~ great OK.
pense hlt got no oetter. sne shen commenceu snsss
taking your ris- which soon Surea ner ~
large qaa1steS q worms Sasaal !toIn ~. Z.
,aS vucxarv 0naf cnr ns;uhiofs Ind Il had
@ ~ ~ .yys rnrat nm ,vth tw,, tioscs III vour piis
while Others around us paid from i've TO twenty
dollar bills, and lost much time, without being
cured entirely even then Such medicine a. yours
which IL actu4ly coed and honest. VIII be prihed
i here. s& GEO.J.VHsrrlM f-ostnasser'
/ indigestion nnsa xMpMnity " the Hood. 4
4 E,.o,, Re,, 4 " H;rn.. PasfOr Of Asipenf Ch,s,ch
i ''"' - :, - Hossan. - : - i d
m Ayru Il have ,,sel vonr pills with extraor
AIM 10 s,cress IN nv family and among those am
caijaj Il visit in Distress To regulate the organs
of digestion and purify the blood they the very
i best remedy have ever known, anu can conn
IDENTIFY recommend 10 my iflehus. ..,...., !.
Il Yours Y. " ILLNESS
4 WARSAW. WyoMlkG Co., n. 4, Oct. ~, 1903.
4 DEAR SIR. am using your Cathartic Pllls in my
practice, and find them an excellent purgatlve 70
cleanse the system and purify the fountains Of the
blood JOHN q. MEACHAM, NJ. ID.
S.r, ~. .rn..,r yr...,s..s
, 1's ,'..l-'., -. e..
n Tumors, ana sntt Nhc0M.
n Erom Eor,pdrding Merchant Of 81. Ix0ufs,
February 4, 1886.
II DR.SAyER: Your Pills are the paragon Of all TINT
His grent in medicine. They have cured my little
daughter Of ulcerns sores upon her hands and feet
had had been cen long grievousy afflicted with hotcles and
4 pimples on her skin and IN her hair. A er our
child was cured she also tried your pills and they
/, have cured her. ASA MORGNlDGE
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OPELoUSAs, sATURDAN MORN
!. All NOTICES.

EsSSIAh tISIANA District Court
Parish OK St.L} NsNsso7 n b nj Es4sta ate, ~
(erre Aucoin, dece
y0sEpa SAucisRI ,e Parilk, Of 81 Landry.
9QI9D 3or Of estate Of Pierre Anc6in,
feiof sAs arish, having dled final
\ tribution Asettlemcnt ofsaid estate,
by his A ion praying that the same
ms ngated az ,0nfirmed; And whereas,
tht q said r. on has been granted By
az order tpurt dated, gust s. 1858; M IA
Now, theA1e6re, noticeA Aereby given to all per
SONS interested to show I. hise = any they have,
within thirty days from th4 NJ hereof, why said
tableau should not be homo I'D and confirmed.
Clerks Office, Opelousa{ dglst 1855.
s. NJ tS ss3. " ASTRAPES, Clerk.
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Tommy. my aon, whit II lonsisudes A
clothes line. daddy.
How Do You mako that ont ,fonmy
BeGause II stretches from pole to pole.
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TAKEN UP BY the anaSrslsoSd baaaa I,s two small
sb,nlder der" with the letter NJ, and on the hip 4sN
fs;' DR.; the other mule is branded with the !, NL@
letter t, A on the shoulder, and on the hip DIR.
The owner of said mules Is requested 70 come come
AWAY. otherwise they will be dealt with according
to law. t,,, IN 1890 a.
i'''i N'' S. b. WALL.
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As every thread 81 gold Ii valuable, II NJ
every minute oftine; and " Il weuld ~ great
folly 10 shqe horses as NcFD did with 3o)a
10 Il ID to. spend tims IN tribe Mssoss ss-s,
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nPELOUSAS LIVERY STABLE, Main
~ street.--Traveler when you visit ~
opelousas, leave your Horse with s::F-Ss
that well-known and accomplished 99,ag 99sF,ag,HssszzS
Keeper Nareisse Jones, tile very ~
prince of Hostlers.
timber and Elbow grease, and applies them both
without stint.
Entrance on Main street. JOHN POSEY,
January %, 1855. Proprietor.
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DATENTED COPPER LIGHTNING
IL Rods.-Copperhas eight times the conducting
power Of iron Is more dur,tbe and less liable to
rust; again, single charge Of electricity will heat
an iron rod 80 degrees. but copper rod only For
further particulars apply for Circular ut the Office Of
the undersigned. Application for agencies, orders
for stock or models and all Communications relating
to this business will receive immediate attention II
addressed to II, W. Il. JAChSJN.
s. St. Charles street N. Ol.a.--A April "a, 1888, ~
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-21
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