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EDUCATION--Mon Ec%oles'ouvrira pour
~ panhec scolastique ~actuelle, ie Ter LUNDI,
d'0ctobre proclaim. A nioins dun accord special
pour lie contraire, tnus les Sltycs scront cousiderag
CONNIE etant cntras pour iannee, ct seront ainsi
charges. Termes-0h paicra ~toujouls d'ayance.
Washington, L., rs aont 1858.
GEO, LUTHER.
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Un- mauyais p'aisapt fiji announcer daus les
i"nrnauS de Londres 1lfTl espuseraii An ANA
tfurs une rollure a nne rn'e. Plnsienrs mem
bres de la societe dos arts ct meters Sc rem
dIreDt chez lui, CT yirent-une brouette!
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-04

A FENDRE.-Un buggy de premiere qua
IA lite. manufacture par 10 soissigna. DIES neil
leurs materiaux, ct dun genre des plus nouveaux.
A bon mareh6 pour dl compliant on 4 un court cre.
dit, avec ~stcuritd, A.. GOING,
Washington, I aout 1858.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-04
TOHN G. MORGAN & C0.-Librnire
- Passage dc la Bourse, pres da Dn- H,aYxSss
reau dc POste. AGLgES&
Nouvelle.o ORLEANS.

NWUVtTIt'OIIUHHH - VEEiRlA.gV
Nous ~appclons l'attention des marchands dc la
campagne ct autres personnes ~yisitant potre vile,
sur notIe liste d'articles pnblies plus has, que nous
oirons aux conditions les plus ayantageuses..
Brochures, Romans ct Nouve!lcs, Lyres d'Ecole,
de Medecine, papiers ct atltrcs.
Notre assortment yarie, de brochures, ct autres
est iien choisie, cotpprenant les n,tvres des neil
lcurs a%ntetrs, 81 sera augnente par plnsieurs enyois
incessamment attendns.
Nutre assortment dc liyres de medicines ne peut
etrc surpassc dams lie Std, ct sur lequel nous appelons
respectiensemcnt lattcutlon des medecins ct ctu.
diints,
Nous recevons aussi des subscriptions aux ditia
reats journaax ct brochures pabliss dams les Etats
Unis.
Tons orarcs venant de la cainpagne seront prop
tement e~xscntes.
Opelousas, II aout 1858.
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Sros Du TELEaRAPHE fRASsa1Lassi
On nd lifa ms sans iinteret, dht Ie Conr-

-stSy w Stauu cuulc souS-HtAFlD, u CoHHIAetent \
ainsi le lien qui nous unit ~desorniais a rancicn
moppds, On vera en- meme temps. par Ia,
quelle serie dS,btacles on, c~onstammpnt i vain
gre le gene Ct isspri, deaireprise humans,
dams ce.,s su''e = tons les jours contre lie tens
Ella iohgneur de 10 ligne telegraphique de
on = FIRMLY Bay est denvir0n i 900 mil
sest-a dire gu'elle est pressure s,Nsi Tongue
q lie cable transailantir,e. Dams son par
ours ellie est eabmergee deux fuis, &c qni ne
pas empechec de forctionner CONSIGNMENT
Ar lie mieux.
a.Cet,e ligne traverse l. Maine Il le Nonvcm
BtAnswick, ct contourpe le promontoire de Ia
haStde Trinity. Ellie suit de IA Ia RYE nord
de - Nouyelle Ecosse ct traverse le detroit De
Cs4D. lei camarrnce ID premiere section da
teleGsaphe sous mnrin. Ellie M que denx
milleAse, demi de longnenr ct relic q Noaselle
EcassSS la cote occidentalc du cap Breton.
De cefxt cote a ID baie 4 Aspy. sit0et sur 10
cote orHeniale, Ia ligne passse par mn waste ter
~vitoire, Ra les sections dn teiegrnple sont rares
spla4vs a une ASSET grande distance Tune de
Tslktre. en- resal'e q'e ,os.e separalion .
l@fire, presepte bcanconp de difficulties.
4 seconde ligue sous marine Part d'Aspy
BIZ srt icinrt le cap Breton n Terrell euve par
an cAhlc de IS miles. les premiers essais,
r. N tSnr 70 cable. eurept lieu en- 1855, mails
no 20 nssirent Hnint. En- 1856 fentreprise eui
m ,,ia;n ..--o.is At nendan, les deux aunees soai
:. snnt Am. conrant elec,riouc nv 4 ms
resse nonr ainsi dire de- circuler entire les deax
iIas, IL cahle cst comnose de ,rois cor1ons Ell
r~cnfar,ne 49, fls conauctenrs. DE Port.laa.
Bnsn,,e. s,.s1AcA,e ouest De Terre. Ncuye,SIa
liona m .afs ~nenf ;usnu'h Trinity BAY Il,
mreonrd,,s6 ers inc lonyuenr do pres DE-
~ino,re cent 66}(ssSea trayers nm pays sanvnuc
=, Az fnra{ yiercsA don't IN braicon,p der.
drnita,;l n falln ohotSFAje arbres ponr etnblir
less phnorts ,elepraphiT TsIl ~ a ane cind
stations dams celTe im,nenS erssdne de terrain
oui est en- ontre a peipe habiteeesqt. Ion peni
couiec,urer combien il dot scile. non
sol, iemcnt 10 G,jre disparai,re. mrs ME me de-
recmnai,re les obst,c,es oui tend,aieE xSiQler.
romure les communication sur cetlS 6rc
section de "A linne. T..
dee teleoranhe anpartient A trois cSpE 4
onics differences. y il c,,n,pnpnie apte ricniirv.
"a compngnie nroyjnciale e I lu cnmpAgnic "a
Tcrre. Neuye 81 ID Ltmarcs. Cette diversite
administration fait pcrdrc a rcnsemble de Ia
Lyme me ,arIie notable dc son ellicacitc. I've
peu d~'atfaires oui Sc fait sur uue DIES sections du
,~arcours mutt nntoreIlcmen, M bon entretien,
/. Ainsi mons apprpnons pnr les or,eralcurs du
Il st. mi -hNA us - tHN.i E VI .MN L&V MNFf AM y Pa - Ha =
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-04

HENRY EHtrEL-Marbrier Went d'e.
IL tablir il St. Martinyille I'm atelier de imonii-
meats funthres en- thus genres. fat les Inscriptions
ct se charge arssi DIES fourniturcs de grilles pour
tombealx. Sc raftiera Jonathan Harris.
Opelousas, IA a0ut lS5S.-1a
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-04

DHUrOGRAPHE Ell AMBROTYPE,-
s. N. Kellogg Announce respectueliscment
aux citoyens dcs 0pelonsas. quill Went dionvrir uh
salon, u deux portcs nord d. bureau dn Patriotic, gu
il est prepare a executor tous genres dc portraits,
ct u D Ia conviction que cos portraits ne 10 cedcront
en- rien d cenx dos m~eilleurs ~altistcs.
0neiouNls, Ia n1nt 1873.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-04

A VIS.--CALEB l.. SwAYzE. dc Ia faroisse
"A st. Landry, ayant prdsente une petition d
leHet d'etre nomna Administrator de In succession
de teue Afielia NJ, King, decidee. seuve dc George
King, decedt, defniorefiient de Ia Paroisse st. Ian.
dry. .a II
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne a
ceux qui pourraient uvoir DIES rnisons ltgales a op.
poser 4 ladite nomination, a'avoir a les eirdgistrer,
par tcrit, nu bureau du Grefier de liz Couf do Dis.
trict De Ii susdite Paroisst, laiis les dix jours qui
~suiyront Ia date du present avis.
Bureau du Grefler, % aout 1858.
t@ sT Us. LASTRAPES, GrtRier.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-04

A yIS.-le sonssigne saisit cet,e occasion
IA pour rcmercierle public de %i'encou- j sf-ysso
ragemcnt gti lui q etc 'ccord8, et annon. S0944kSa9
ee en- nome temps qn'iI continue, CONNIE par Il
passe, d son atelier 4 Washington, n faire toutes
so,tes dc rAparatisBs aux ~voitures, telles que yernir
garnir, etc. II peint ausai les cnseigucs, / espdt,
par son attention particuliere, mfriter la ~cnntinna
ton de Encouragement liberal don't II est %li0ljet.
Washington, Lie., IL ayril ls5s.@la
A., GOING.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-04

NouvKAu CoNsu. A Cuna,-Le. major
Charles Helm, du Kentucky, a etc nomme
consul-general a Ia IIaNane.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-04

NJ. D.. est crible de deites. I'm de scs
creanciers. un lnluvre diable, Went lc snrpreD.
dire lie maiin ct le trnuye Il table, devorant une
ale de pouict. me chair blalchc ct noble,
Que yeuiez.vons, mon cher? ie nai pas nn
sou chez moi.
-Pnnrqaoi vous mnqner de mi, monsieur?
Pendant que ma femme Ell mes eufauis mont
pas de pain, vnhs ayez le courage dc me dire
Yle vois II 'avez point dargen,. ct je vous irou-
vent ma,,geani du I,%bulei!
An ne sotts y meirenez pas. mon cher
&c luxe es, la meillcrire prenve de ma misefe
je mai p us credit que chez lie marcland de vo
lailIesS j. mauge dn puulet depuis gni,He jours
naiin ef seir; 81 rnus croycz que celia m'amuse
yous yous tronpez-
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n r. D nj Il Wheeling, II h. so ~. a
lpreald II h 80 ia. "A Augusta, III h. "a NJ.
{Dt,roii Michigan II h "a III. Il Columbus
qhi,, Al b. 2osa. a Cincinnati, II Ii. Ii M.
Indianapolis, II h. IA IN. a louisville, lI.h.
On a Chicago, 10 h. IS "A. n Ia Nonvelle-
Orleans, 10 h. "a N, IA S, Louis, 10 u. Al HI.
4 81 Paul (Minnesoia).
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-04

N. Cas- --Le general Cass, secretai~-
dEai depnis l'avenement de NJ. Bnciae,o al a
presilence, a pres he qiatrc-vingts ans. Sa
Il est loin d'etre robuste. ct dependant il
iaeionisnrs. NJ. Cass s'est eleve par ces
Efforts a Ia hanie position quill occn-
biz lougsenps dams son pays. II posse
De une 'fifiriH Htfc Ion estiIHe a q,,Atre on cinq
millions de piastres ct qu'administre son gen
de, NJ. Ledyard, qai ae'nenre a Detroit, Fiat
ID Michigan N. Cas- s'est emf bic CONNIE
tons esantiess hahiians De l'Onest qu6 avaieni
schele des lcrtes dams eelte partie de IUnion
a%ltpolile oil Giles ne commandment on'un
prix nominal. Malgre aes millions. lhonora-
te s~cretaire d'Etai n t%euionrs meme stssc vie
thmple, modesto ct labnrietse. ri.
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TElNTURE pour les Cheseux, de Bachelor. (,
j yendre par 7 l., HFBRARp.
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4. 5ausr.-Le New.Orleans Medical

,oreieeal Journal, qni a parn HER, nous
a&ai}h,JlI l'Abcille, que lie nombre DIES deces
.eansis par Ia fevre jaime. du 20 jain au 20
MOTT sleeve a s72, Il savoir: 2 en- JUN, 1922.
jiuilet et. 73s en- aoht. Voici neps~0smaines
Ina h ualadie seeit dams notre vile pro.
marion De Ia morIalite, par chactsste dc ces
temaiues, est ainsi elab!ie par lie J%ournal:-2,
AZ 20. IS, 10. a40, 2s6, $40. Scion Ia mar
te suivie reimbursement par lAepidemie, la
svn anne e%ntreYait maintenant dams 50 Pc
,,e,sissanee ct Ion dot s'atteudre i
dim shiFre de Ia mortalite.
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NG-EDEClNEs pATENTEES-un assortiment
Ifl general es frais a vendre par n,
\, L. HEBRAtRp.
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TTAU DFryIE. Potter dc Londres. HERES, Madares
II de Ia premiere qualits, 4 seudre pns
& s I'll sNGE 6sM SfQ5P. T.. KERR Rfa
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'~nsi1Arss-
gonverne-
SEES reffeseES Ms
... traite a etc conclu
act la Chine.-Ies
.rr>~.s ~encore publies.
est que H. sance ct l'An-
,s, A inf Examples indemnites, pour les
o,,macer leurs frais de guerre.
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MASAJu.-0ngaent ponr les COMPARES, Il prs
wi Went lie ~tatanos, 4 vensre par
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Atrocl.ie. In Ulalh.

A letter Published in the ST. Louis Re
plsssieeaa said 70 DO from - gsasIsmsu pl
great iptslligenco, connected with the aruiJ
camp at Floyd esatains the following
passage; tsl mda hat.s sisi 57a 18si
Tho annals ef crime might bo studied
10. vain for parallels to tho shocking and
beestly crimes reported to us here, on most
credible authority Iowill .nss stain tbi,
sheet By relating them. Thsy are SO dis
gustiBg and .abominabIe thai | could moi
possibly believe theme exoaIi on 5be high
est and mast indispgtsbls ,ssiisssnee. Sin.
gle murders ef apsElate Aermass. EerS 80
cemmops that hanlly aHy setieswas taken
of theni and itawas lonlY when mem and
wonsn were destroyed bs vbeIs families
OF psrtiss that much ;wns said on lhslsab-
jsct- $50 81 III szi g - i4eur5.
!. Thsre is abnpdAnl proQf Of the cpmpjici
" and chief agency ofthouslDig of that
largo esmigrant party from Arkansas lasl
year. Tho goods and ieyen ihs eattIesei
the nasaaegea. ara now in Tie hands of a
noted Bishop OF the Q.mpah. Macy. alheI
like murders and robberisz are also sasospt
ibls Of proof; bot the Jesslsp, like the Dar
daHelles, Opposite tho Splten's hareis, has
been faverile deposiie OF dead bodies
which il nsysr yields pagAin.: but caries
thsm swiftly TO the waters ef The Greal
Salt Lake, from which. Bothine living a
dead 10 eser recoysrnd. 3 But ehongh al
this disgusting theme. t. o5as
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

our-IE.AA few months sines John
Miller was removed from tho Colnmbls
Pesieftico, for being suspected Of synpatbiz-
ing viih DosgIss, aud Sammedary ORpoInt-
ed in his stead Miller Of late has mani
Tested great liking soFAoia -Bdck," sinahe
has been rc-ipststsd ip the Columbus post
sffcs. uhilseiuzsa SaIpmedsy has been
sent TO Kansas ssAaatesssr 10 GoY. Dseysr.
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Es An extraordinary dwarf the hst Of the
raea lof Court fools, has just rdied ,ip tho
Rae -du Four, St, GsHnain,, in this. sity,r
His name was Richebrprg, he MAS 80
years Of pgs and his hight was 2saa inchos.
When young he was ip the service of The
Duchess Of Orleans, mother. Of King Louis
Philippe. where he flied the Office Of But
ler, but Pcrfarmad nansrof lbs duties After
tho frst revolution Lroke out he MAS en-
Pl0ed te,cenyay. .diSpaichcs ABROAD, through
dangerous tFaets Of e0nHsrye spl for that
hpqspofe was dressed as p baby, itl1e dis
patches bqmg concealed ~ bis cap. and 4
parse being made o. carry hins-s FOR the
last twenty-five ,yenrs be lived 10, the Rus
sln .EeuFs AID dWiRg all stlai time. opeser
went oht,,r Tbs 0rlOAps .family allowed
him pension Of 5000 frsnces a year.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03


MISSIONARIES ron IEDIA.--Miss QSarsl
Ashley, eldest daughter refIB. Ashley, Esq
kofqths place, left her, homo on TUESDAY
last, on her way 10 India,i TO- engage il
Missionary labor Z Miss Ashley is ssnt .o,ll
tbyl the. !, American, Board,ef Foreign Ms
IIsiens, as ateneher in tho Female Boarding
School in the city of Atadsra, Soath India
|iShel goes in company with Mrs. Taylor
wife Of Rev. H. IS Taylor, who has beer
lsonnectsd with the Madura Mission fep tho
4ast feufteeB, yeafs.1 oMfsaT has becnle on a
risit 10 this eeuDtsy for two years and {
hall, and leaves 'hern:w oldest .ehildreu al
Clarepdon jngthisodState, 10 lPursiie ttlIeir
4duea!ienssaaai asaideio 10 9yisai entoa
Ia Tho Missionaries -ssrenlih fdl,e- cxpecI
10 sail from Boston in tho Ship Como, the
isst of this Ineuth,. and will aeach8 Inslisiir
four months. Miss Ashley lis yet in hel
youth, being but nineteen years of,ago, ant
has thus eonsecrated her bestdays to The
cause Of Missions Slio enters ihEthis WORK
with a rwarm Christian heart, and mith at
|dnyarying purpose toa'do good AMONG the
heathen. A large s.eiTeloG Of friends, tc
whom she has become .shdeared, d,awilli mis-
shere snd,Be doubt many prayers viii. be Of
fored by the friends Of missions IN this com
muBitI for bck apd. the Aiadura Missiong--
olfitas Erae 4 9TsssAua .rAiais rsTel - zis
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H q - |
DoueLAs, AND THE TELEdaA ph- h-Tho
operator in the Chicago aggp a Telegraph Office
seems to- have taken especial pains to trans
nit IN glowing solors the5account ofith as
IsembIags in that city on the evening Of The
18th and the address of Judge Douglas
Tho Chicago DemOerai in commenting up
on thissaysssiH ttsa aiJ y ii'g CIT
NAThc Douglas pfocessiOti Of this city was
composed entirely of irish Catholics and a
few Gernani and American citizens who
ara conuectsd with them BY marriage. =
4 aAs to buildings aiopg tho line being
lSplsndidly Illuminated, lhefs werd nohs but
Fish. Catholics who iIiuminated their
Ihouses and sa..655us, and they alt bad the
Following transparency bduoLAs ron
lPRksfDES Sr-GD Dowsz WITH TiiftE 4ak6rEs-
! = rsPFig csis si5w ,eesf n 1isb ED I
'hiafhe Bsporter speaks of Judrci DoSelas
being called put, when N fact, Judge Doug.
las bad been Prepafipg ms speech ever
since the election, and insteSd Of the crowd
calling him out, il is notorious that he call
ed tho crowd out. lie stood npontlss bal
conv waiting for the ser0Nd to como atonnd
whero he was.p 9ifa7f q, a.i'ei9. s's' +
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

Trains i'll stop Mt stations marked N0nly to leave
sengers, or to take them on signal being made
From Ceyelapdr-Ah TgilK connect at Toledo directly
with trains Of Michigan Southern Railroad, for Chicsgo
1.-THE West. f7l - r1 "'ln1s iirifrr7Y " o
Thel1 40 am train make direct connections with trains
for Detroit. q ,I4 4F1 a.rff = afF ftrfi1I-
The 500 M, trains, connect at Toledo with tho To-
edu. Wabash and Western Railroad, foFort Wayne Tn
eanspott Lafayette, Danve, Springfield, Naples Aiton
The 500 b N. train forms direct epfr,ectin botween
Cleveland and Springfield Dag ton and Cincinnati.
From Toledo, all trains copnee at Cleveland with trains
flIoC nd and Rrie read fer fe ast y tatb
The 7.26 M train, connects at NQnrQeyje with trains
Of Mansfield Sandnsky Railroad, for Mansfield, Pitts
hurglI &c. u ~ ~ D. grigliae haa a,ifata
The 7.25 am, and 400 p m trains, connect at Clyde
with Sandusky Dayton Cincinnati Railroad for cncn
natl, Dayton, Ne.
- PFlins alsqcoaneet at cleFean w|th releyeppd add
fittsburgf H.. RI, of pittsbufg Aphiatetpha, Bali
~SGfi oiiesS ss TaSoa5 saptSIotIts g. S1SGaNSF Power
Glsyell99pq, N9yj p ls5s qfrr Jan l 1883
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In late speech Mr.. Seward is reported to
have said that slavery or freedom must tri-
pnph in this republic, I I that n All tlioslatcs
must be FREQ or slave. This does indeed
seem 10 be the end to which.ull things are
tending. Had tho southern states beon
content to abide By tho constitution as the
fathers made it, no party at tho north would
evorbaso arisen with strength ehodgh to
thrcaten tho existence Of slavcfy!a Bit
when bred Scott decisions, and party dec
larations, thatislnyery and freedom have
equal rights in Hll territories of the United
States, wero engrafted on the constitution,
the people Of Tho north were not SLOW 70 dis
cover that there remained no alterhatiSo but
to smother this evil which demands room
to spread ITSELF and threatens TO bfiHk bar
renness and misery t9pon generations Yet
Unborn. It's not by Interfering with Slave
ry in any Illegal manner that it will be Kill.
ed. But once let IL losc the Protection it
has 50 long enjoyod Mt The 1Iands'of the
Federal Government; let il be left 70 Stand
or falpby IFS own strength; etit-bc Shut
Idp within its present limits let il conshmc
Itself like eorroding ulcer; let it feel The
ban Of worlds condemnation, and the end
rs notrcmote. No war will bol necessary.
Take away from The dcyouring nav Of
slavery the virgin lands after which it is
ever hankering, and it will speedily consume
its own Eftals.! Let Utefy man who IS hos.
tile to the spread Of slavery take courage.
An aroused north mot fr0h, sickiy fanati.
cism or drivclling scntirhcntalism Abut from
a stern and unyiolding regard to The fights
of man, }and that constitdtion which was
formed to established liberty and not slave-
~, will permit no fiifther extension Of that
aecurssd system Of human bondage, Which
makes one class tyrants and the other min
isters topfide and lust, which impoverrishe.
tho soil and outragcs all the rights Of man.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

Queen Vic,O8ias and Prince Albert ar.
pfcsiaise' for their lnsga family of children
Daring the psss soason 'they have married
their eldest daughtsf 90 the Prince Of Prus-
ala, engaged tho second TO a. PBincc of Bol,
GUM, sent one son 70 sea rs aAltislapman,
ssa have just gazes,cdz their eldest as a
'coIonel Ia the array. ti5 q rr0h fe.7i
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y 80 10 tlsc sieksl ygfl2
january Appointments

= DIR, TURIfS Willb in attepdaaee as followt;e
= FRE,ioNfiKessler's Hotel, Tuesfsy 1Ith January
NoRwALK-American House, Monday, 10Th jan.
Fsr eos'tsiloH nRos al Diseases sft fths TARGET L,mg.
BeaTf, LfoeT, xOSpe n, R0NsLs, Kid4eys aad SPfeea-
fise. DggPsg 4rqrei Rhermaiisp, kerronsness DeJil
ty DyspePsia, Fsmqis Diseases, Azue and Esrsr rs
aM an toag saaais soaiais h;15 5oii
EEterRaf a4d iHierHaL. n - ~ psrI
Forsome ten YEARS. DR.. Tpbbs das devoted Ibis entirs
@ans & Sas e.Rgf %ih,
sos @ adrs IL e HAsf go sss ssf VIZ 12iss Ss
taken with safsi tie hIOsN dlieats and patients na
reg AZ en eosIssS with prSaenee their ora
the treatment after and had given up ali
hope, The iaspatabe evidence og whle oik always N
fnrsheds0 inAdida howerer reduced desnaiEise are
invited to call, and may be assured that
Nilhbs gVep or expense incurred, without rofFesp0u
ing prospect Of recovery. -tailrs i A-rer .s j "a
lb isiisrs g. foi'rs.ii ffnf -s.5-I a.issl7
RAyESsAy o., Nov, 1855. T.
DR.. II. TuBBs-Sir rra glad toadd my Testimony ID
he un4ey those you receiving ~ vas astsr e
pefsuasioi tt Ieofl Utica YOU perhaps this may mat
noe sci tef hesitatfs ihyaiid seek felefat oul
haqas lpfing the wipter Of 1855 wss reduced to
,, nirsle when sstongest 70 ~ a. aetstle Ns sa
stomach. The cough was very severe, attended With
shortness of breath night seats and swelling TIE net
All snkies Digestion WIS 50 feeble, that could eat
tte else than crack er during the widter and for
esiye weeks sabfsted re water gum arabic wa ter
alone. Sinking turns nearly every aly, and oc-
-S'rtt9 ~ oe Nft fffii'lps le ~ setfh ana
seAftaes sight Also, plllitsion was distressing. The
heart appeared % stop attne causing dcatlIife sem
ss,cn - ihosgs tlt ste',b ~asono Sndthecireuldon
arrested fns suffering ndesehhhly and 20 al aIpear-
snee balancing between life and death, fingered nntil
tief ohtained undrr Your
time residing in Nf4,hae Sgnni tpunty where ths er-
Gums ianees here given Weg knoNl gfgefally am
enjoting eoIpt1itabe heal n ana iinh Aot d fstous
convenience aud haTs wSked otter two inls With snhcr
ing nothing iore thpn fgue. at the dihiel The great
usssea rom your irsatmen, ana ne You
's'.esf4e''o ssspssialI ,e giKks A h ,4rdA "a !
:" 'tN '-fH p natuf ~ t1f ?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
No Pacific ryaIlrond.

Tho Washington Correspondent Of The St
Louis Repatiiicap writes; '...''' ~ . aegu
~ learn from, a distinguished Westcrr
Senator who haslately conyersed With Mr.
Buchanan on tho saIject Of Pacific Rail
road thst theDaun,al rnessAga &ilIadtamec
IN strong terms the passage of az rails
bill. 1t ssams thatsupon second thought
Mr.. Buuhanas deems die edersIs Freasur,
lnIno proper condition to be sadtIlsq witt
tho enormous cost ofasucb aiprbj6et, mdiht
will have but little to say in his annual, re
port ON the, subject" tg -
lit were were 70 force slavery, upon the peo
pie Of KANSAS Or some other free TERRITORY
q the n President would not stop to count III,
cost, nor examine whether tho ,Treasuty
could staudlthe tax. YTJ4gSq sHF