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The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05
sT. LANDRY MEDICINE DEPOT.
OF for o new Stock.

SeaaEaas Oaa aOP q new STOCK.
tHE undersigned having been enabled to sell
= ms goods fast, takes this method of informing
the public that from this day until the first week
OF March next, he will sell his goods at cost price,
for cash. after which time he will go to New Orleans
and lay in large supply OF Dry Goods, &C., all
suitable for the people OF this Parish.
The public are invited, as heretofore, to come
and price his goods.
No trouble to show goods 8. LEVY
Feb. 10th, 1851 E1ain street, Opeiousas,
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05

among which
BEDsTEADs: in Mahogany:
BEDsTEADs, in Black Walnut and other wood
TABLES, in Mahogany, Black Walnut and other
wood, for parfors, bedrooms, &c;
ARMOIREss, in Mahogany, Black Walnut. &c;
SOFAS, BUREA UX
SIDERDARDS. SAFES;
ROCKING CHAIRS, .WAsHsTANDs:
CHAIRS, for paloEs. dining rooms, &c, and
many other articles tootedious 70 enurnerate.
Hetakes this opportunity to announce TO his
friends and the public that he will continue to maxi
new furniture, repair old ones and exchange new
ones for any article Of old furniture which may be
repaired.
Hoping to merit share Of the public patronage,
he invites ladies and gentlemen to come and give
him a call and examine his lot Of furniture.
LOUIS WAITER.
nn.1,r.,e ,err
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05
SALE IN PARTITION.

WDY virtue Of an ordee of the Hon the
I'd ID District Court, in and for the Parish
of St. Landry, bearing date the 2sth Janu;Fy
Instant, and to me directed by L. Lastrapes
Esq, Clerk of said Court, I, Louis V. Cha
chere, Sheriff of the Parish of St. Landry, and
cx-officio Public Auctioneer, in and for the
aforesaid Parish, will offer for sale, to the
last and highest bidder, at the Court House
Of this Parish, il the Town of Opelousas, on
Saturday, 5th March next, 1859
the following described property, belonging
in common to Pierre G. Blanchin and Pierre
MN, Estarpa Wv.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05

g,saHz=HI Five american work
ksa4s Mules, Horses, work Oxen,
sssasmsslalsAsum, aA Milch Cows, lot of Sheep,
Carts, Carriage. Corn, Fodder, Plantation
Implements Household Furniture, Kitchen
Utensils, and many other articles the enume-
ration Of which would be too tedious
Ie50ss and Co7zd5taons One and two
years credit from LIST May next, that is to say
one half payable on the lst of May 1860 and
the other half payable on the 1st Of May fol
lowing, 1851, with interest at 8 per cent. per
anuum from time due until paid. Purchasers
furnishing security in soIido to the satistac-
ton of the Administrator Of said Estate, and
moreover, tie slaves remaining specially
mertgaged unto the Estate until full and cp-
tire payment of capital and interest.
ALG. n. ROBIN, Auctioneer.
Opelousas February 9TH, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05

Estelle, griff girl, aged about % years, with
her three cilileren, Corine, 8 years Cola
3 years and RosaIie: = years.
Zemire, negro-woman, aged about 36 years
Marie, negro-woman, aged about 81 years
with her two children, Adams, 8 years and
Marie, 5 years.
Lie, negro-woman, aged about 43 years, with
her child IAN idiot)
Desir6e, negro-wonaan aged about IS years,
and her children Rose, 8 years, and Vic
toirc. 8 years 4
Rosa ny i ,fsta arod + :. Lout ,-o,-r
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05
- IN. III u q =

~ AVING purchased lDr. II. Llttsll.s
i1t tersatz I'D this stof I. take this etEod III
li trends and that
VIII hereafter devote lny tire atte The
Drug business .d VIII Sd found IL aII ourspf
day III NV uosg and at at my resldence for
fnsIll kloWi lis Prevent s Hotel o. IL
n LEONEE HEB
eloasas, October .s3d, 1855. zs zsss
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05
Es:aa.ry,s H4:asaeHEsng Xgrarehosase.
eNl1ssa Ag1 aYlsa "a
m AhMhM aA BARRELS OF LIME
A III IN mW D equal In quality. If mot

= - - VI % 6ai in 4uaa11ftys y -i1o5
superior, to the celebrated E ThomastoWn Lime,
on hand and for sale BY the undersigned:
Those who are in need Of Lime to build or
otherwise, would do well to purchase this
article, as ii is inferior to. none and will be
sold d great deal cheaper than the Thomas
town Lime Ill. ==.z6
For sale In large d. small lots either on the
premises Of il TIE. Town Of Opelousas
u. Lu.TZ. d
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05

H ERRMAN BoDEMULLER, Bellevue ST.
d l. near Rache!'s old stand, teaches music on
the violin and guitar, and repairs musical Instru-
nents and tunes pianos. January 49, lso9
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05
Public sale,

By the u2zderse:rn Public Auctjoneer
IN and for tie Parish y st. LA1dry.
FHyHE public are hereby informed that
Il. there viii be sold at public sale, to The
bst and highest bidder by the undersigned
Auctioneer, Oh the premises, in the town O
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05
:OPbLOUSiS INSTITUTION,
FOR THE EDUCATION or YOUNG MEN,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF

I UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
DE-; J. A. A. DELARUELLE, PRINCIPAL; Professor
of French and Latin. ss 5e sssss. -
N. MOSS, Professor Of Ea.glisA and English Lit
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05

sorlto Rev. g. sRAFMpap,
d Rector Il the Church Of opelouss
0paIousas, august 18th. 1856
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05
500 Rewa ard,

- RANAWAY from the under
kEa signed, at Opelousas, about the first
XaNof February 1858, BECKY or
CAT BETSY, gritf girl, aged about 80
- years, rather small size, heavy built,
round face, and long hair, having on the lower
jaw, scar from burn, and another larger
one on the upper part of the arm. When
she left she had sore finger, supposed to be
a fellon. She speaks French and English.
HELEN, a fair complicated mulatresse,
about % years old, round face, middle size,
one tooth out on the left side, one finger near
the thumb partly eat up by felon. HELEN
Runaway from Opelousas about the 18th of
February same year, 1858, was apprehended
in Point Coupee about the 9th January last,
1862 and brought back, from whence she
started again about the 10th of the same
month It is almost certain that she is ac-
companied by some one and that she passes
herself as free, as she done in Point Coupee.
The above reward will be given to whoever
will bring said two girls back to the under
signed, or lodge them in one of the Jails of
this State so that he can get them again, or
$50 for either of them. -
BENOIT NEY.
Opelousas, February 9th, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05
- s m II

IEIsst sssss haring ellaiiIna against II
j lam Reed deceased are req esled to
present them ID Tie undersig ned, II sasaing-
sesa y E l1E Lilo IN 5sN
WI ashington, D anuarY 10TH. 1859
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05

JA1sAxaS AxAX, IUI2AAE PUBLIC
KA7 ILL punctuay attend to all business entrusted
w to his care. Office at opelousas.
Ope'ousas April e5th, 1851.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05

5 q u as - VI - y n 7#|
skises s5psse;ssFf,s tjsH arazrg
The Opelousas courier., 1859-03-05
For Sale at Private sale.

OpeIousas, February 18th, 1859.
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whisA sr,axy seilases ~ psesss, Il hx
Sfis sa& ssss, "a q ''.s1
,.SCR1r0. 3GuLzzB nm 10W1k&l1e
RELlSF lHD D HILL ~ M 70 W Yopk B s nfxIS5S
sc II sss 4sss 3 &
.s:is;.:o .a,s.i 1gRs.a-s ~: 6. sz.lss:..
s 1scl = euss,wINsLOw,StsS an:is e I'D "a
E:ss. sss = SOOTHING ss..ss s q
O. sssassz. .sass: sxRUPy cell es.i sisS i:
kshsst seansnd.sisp q ia m.ees efssss snd nsdiesi
e G
TioN vss TjsE VtLFIENkNs % 1nx1 swE;arEs On.
elkae a almost every nsnes vherst the nfanf Z susrs
hG iron and sxhasstion. resf yl b< fspaA 6teen
ere: s q
most xxP K0 and snsLrUL BUasRs IN gev Esv.
had aAd has usea With HEvRR-sAuLSaG xss 4
Hs 80 THOUSANDS OF CASES. y ss6llEv
not only relieves child from PAIN but
sssscA and bowels, eosees aediy, and gisss ssns and
sassgy TO he vhels syste Il viii amess iAsy rshevs
0usPINe IIN THE BowxLs AID WIxDs CoLIc -.
and essteo.s es shieh u aes speedily
ssn = ssass ss1 sin FOR .o.i5
. an elssI q DTs Chill LDREN rSrEnT sss pszs,
s... tr. N TEEIHING . .s.,A.s s.
sanss We uosld say eneysy nehsr vhe hss s6ild spf
soT e. sSs q n cy
:ss6 ysr child .ads relief v :;
sedehssM timely ussa Pull direetip,s for psins viii
New New % ssis:' q. ssYs.s
PsssS.i Cd e, No is csSsr Sue e. n y. ssss.r i
Rnco oufy Bntfle. st ca
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FIVE ssRRyIsIONs LI1EL caax

=. We have llresdy noticed that this stsutIy
- contested case, which has been before the
courts IN one fosu another for couple Of
jean, mas brought 70 . eonciusion on Friday,
isaffsr tsial 81 twe weeks By verdict IN favor
g OF the plAihfif, the Rev. 0frin B. Judd, ID b I.
- the jury .eanasnsing de defsndsnt Nr Jas.
- Edusnds, 10 pay y ,0oo 70. sempcssass DR.;
ys!d for ne injury done 70 his eh.rsetef by
and in . Louisvillc joernsI This case ha1 exs
titsd great deal Of feeling among the Bap-
!. Wt9, ezpee{41y that portion of them contested
With the Ansrisan Bale Unisn,s An Ascot
sti0s, =. nsc.stEy q which, IL is wall known,
- Bible, - = . mako e sopform to ns1 snd
pscuiiar sf1ndsId - perfsstion- The Rev.
: Dr ysdd vss heytisf Minister: hst ths RIP
: si.tioa e bsLas pls!ss.A ssoogiss. ssd
.sss = fsssss.is.ss~ w - s Rsy 'sls3 n.ss @Ss
DID, apothsr Baptlst diyins. being sE one
time the PrssiAont of thelUn Unioa TIE Rcvz Dr.
- yuad vas sppointed one q the fcvfsofs u 1he
Bible under the authority Of the Union, st ths
hssdsens salary of =, 500 per snnup; but bis
psssafsss Z Ne nsssc5rs q thst errssisssisn,
- de eeessseise was severed h Nay, fsso, con,
.Ses1fS6 - toth d.. 'BksslIy silsr rasin< Ss
asRsy. DR.. HssIsy, the Rev. DR.: J.a6's 6.lhers
.s'ss ss ,s9ss;:., sss:i;s .as Z;
g - zlsasis s ss;Hss I ls:sisis % ss:s. Sss
a. Iks dssssae,t + - nit n Jenss "a,
S.,sss. - s;s Ssf ss fssi.sE sis'sss - .les s.
~ ssseeyknS asssIs1 = - psns ps...S1 % hs
: :ss5s "a - & & -. -. =. { &: ..:; 9 :.
- 8e.o1eH. - .el.s PytnDd<s teek, telI| of
vslss = sEssss5 - -. u. ys1d - f.a4sr
!. ,sss.sss s -: - esS..s =. . = sksasIlse ~
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tsssssk ksSi n - LlExA 1Ie0- ,,s...lI q .
Ssl u * aI se3 9, 9 8 g q
Ga s sSB a. s3.s q }|s;ss :sss 9 s,ss 2 ST. s
q! ]! !! s & 81
- - i ]. 81 .s,s.. - Z - 1 ~ s
&c, g g. ]. :.
ttfrts -, ! :,
-. 3d. ssss1' s''.s s:s''s.s II; l. essf g
IS
sssss - s;sss4 s;sss4
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~ NorIcs !. NorIcxm. norIcHas =
l!.!1 M. WILLIAM Informs his custom ~
srs Tat E he 4 receiyinS scnstantiy - -
suitable for the s~Ason additional to his issEs stock
of nrencs Goods purchased By him IN Paris, con
isSsF & Hs re FEo%EsSs. oS|9is .AAAkkf AAkksf6
ESSHEShE4sklMsIHrEIGs G s snd = choice sssort
Dresses made hi She lssest r risian style sslsa
Ladies wishing goods direct from Pant may iesve
orderS yIth seF9 10 ygps s.Ms.WiGIlAN.
no INV - set8i85s II x1s 80 Market Space.
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% ~ II ofigin Of appointing . dayrzo fthaniss
giving is thus given: When nv IhSlAad Ma
frst plaptsd tbe S5tflsrs net with many y1aiA,
anltiSs And hsrdships, q q necsssarily the cses
whsd > sisilissd people sttsmpt to iss4ablish
themseiyys ~ 2 yaderpe. eogntry. cRsias
Pispsly ydisposed, they souehtrslisf from Hsavs1
byl6yf1I thpjf wants and distrsNss befofsl the
Lqsdin Asquepf ~ days Of fasting and prayer,
Constant sditation epd dipourse on the sub
sjeok q their diGIoulty kept their minds eloomy
1n1 discontsnted, and, Ike the. ckfldrsn .of
Iuael, there were many disposed & o6<hrn TO
the land which, persssuti6n had Determined
tham 10 abandos. A. klesefh Mhen II MAS pro
posed IN the Asse1tIy - prooiaim another
& isst /, fssa.sr 6 glas e ~ 3 ~ ans fsn.ltss
'etfnisg 2lisH thsyg hsds % o(lsnsMsariod
lIefsen yitb tEslf eoppIsint5. tStre not 80
great = nigh kaVs sbpos sxpscted, And ven
di6lin1shlrg every day = shsieelony strsnkth-
ened. that the earth beGan 20 1SSsrd tkeir
Iisbovs and tofurpish literally fbr their sas-
tenance, that the sens aud rivers vore fniK q
Ssh, the Air eueet, ths climetps vholeGnn
above All they were a ihsfEN rufovrrestI 81
lhertYr efvil and rsllfleDs h 5kordfjfo
Z 80 - redsotipR a q donxsr11he q fheas
~ 5~euld he mofs eesfs til q = Iendine
- ~ 3 wnld b n11rs bponing hs
k1oMe!16 they owed to the Diyine Being, ii,
lieetso1 = fasts hevyenld proclaim 3 hninkf
f$i1s - - adytoe vas taken, and 'ffgusthat
dsy t0thb hey hare "a Every ysar 6bO6tvsl
si.ss%.e.S e zetlis hspPinsss su1!oIsht e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-30
EENTfEMEN'Ss DRESS AND RUsfNESS
~ SUITS, comprising oil the latest styles sld
10 IS s1ii tRALL.srEPHENss& co, ]
pREssUREIN TIiR MosEYm Ym4EKET.
s,a@Iss as,,ss AGREAr slcIIrIsk Or,
ID NEGooD0j
!, : - =, - w. W. BURDETTEm
WILL OPEN FOR RiNsRECTION AND SALE
On sATURpAY MORNLNG. Nov ssth.
TIE iollovins Goods. ps; s..,,tf ss,egsii.,s

I.-t. - - = - II
WILL OPEN TOR iHsREcTIOn AND SALE
oa sATvRpAYM YMORNLNG,N Nov ssth.
os1ouovins 6o0dss VISA sascsS asingsst,sa
Silks, Dress Goods ttieisH
4Is9rs % md so,ssos lsssf q ~ ssd p,iia
Rlaek ei!ks Of ell srsdsE8 Psf cont less 'tlsn
snoS y.ras IisS ssd high selored Mousl.s De sise
e 1sx cents, sach a have hssn selling sli tkis
s.ss i s.ls ...: Ds:. 4 : :.sss /.
u 70 y1fd, = lasnast Sl ala1l siliaI 3 Elrese g
s7s pisoes Plata esEncs, rsngiaE In pEsoe from q
eanes e2r yaFd e et.sssaI .IIssg - Ilis.r" ,,
Iass(: ssd yassSiks z 3 s,ats Y,rd. Eadh Z.
80 tisess bsss HinssisSs csieessS 10 ssdts.
- Dseoes mediam quality Caiioa e 50 ] =,
'6f inas bNs ,Hsytg - ff~ 5saes Bu3DRTTB. :
g g s Slss. =. = 1Iourmlins GoOds. & /"
ny stock fs aigsy. conRlsts ~ the choice matss
sof Bomessiaes. Merinos' All sscs, 4 1. ..,,.,,. )
y y. ssssibsi - SllaWIs. s5',.a ~ = -, s
90 kne snd heasy lWoslen ehsyls, raagips in
Bfoche shavls, fcn s5up, 70 90. r.-'-..~ I
I - - 49, 49, sseis sDURDETTB..
ss :. - sl'sss g e Cietk CioaIks. g., s's, a,.
Sss1ssssslE rssiyisf "a nsy clossf s3S 1saesI
Iysss e woven Hoop fkirts. q
- Dozen Hoop Skifts, sti74 oeIebsatsd xveten
e1iEt ofrent 20 last three times aelong a sny
skiu exsf mscneod.Shs a0fisss fB0HDkTT8.
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HQU ASH DzafH BFREET, OPPOSITE
10 ssss.l. Sss. So $50 sssj
fSsys dssersed beng q so.ssovy Ifiek bWELE-
kssoQ E3Es RSsIIlns ea south y stIsst lalsnd:
81 q 81 !s::s
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8 ~ kpetIng from AMCtt0us. =
AK elsS adasd y ~ stosk efg goods Csspstins
sssS sss ss tss sDs sss & spalsssa Selss..
e; sss Ga sss s::s sss
q: EslsAE & | 4 q Ii'! /
!. lthe above eeodt hsgsJ ban 6aSHhana1in the
pSse. g Y2Iehsne yh1 hase ~ EseS ,appdp
Iss: Sc i ;SI Isasfe: ssds s. ~ iss z
'sslIlsss ssl qfshs sdsssSs q 4 w
.a . TwtssCask 0ms Pyies q ssst a. Yess1sgs .
,liErssp Saltulg so0s nsil ls;Ss1s % rs;;s =
.gn 4 s, 8 NJ. Al IS e g. ee sE.sss asdE.
rs "a is s,sas asEs'TR ,.s.a ss,s', RI;
!. 90 scIO1GDr<cB01Rbg~cEoxxs - :.
tsss kssss4 y s2isz. ID LII - >, q :. ;.
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- . 80 - nolfA. Te nail sabssribse1t 1t1selb-
seriDdoa pEies " ~ ysax, - a6ssn3; o41Dg
six months: % ~ slne nnnthss and fsr lsss 49,
thres noatAs - thssens q y ssuis vssk. Dinels
sepasas snSs1ns; - HfASgsss. fvo ssats. & -
ApvHnsls1sRN1s <ef eight linss 10 ~ slunsoI
tnsertsd three dnss for ol; ever other day, o.
svieeA yesk, QSs osss week, - cents pr ssuass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-30

slssstt s. VII ,s.s
so.s. b.sr aoS sSci1diSs: cent. saE GSp 2
sSsys Ssepsi isssss on ss mo ScssS a.: sss y as
sesh9;stt5 svsnpe, between 5th md slR sts. Per
denss yesld dowsll % os e No. 81 Of ssid prop
ssty: lso fsysfal smaller HOUSES on tie ss,pss
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tis 6sssssss3s 10 Ssvi,e ~ - nss & hon On
s. issss y s.s :ss:: e
dalsyzlsg Ihs MID khofiood and health are "a,
aa sif ts. 'ss:ssa
g sgi .sis sicsss s;s ;ss ans gssSh snd spsls ssa.s
enuAil Guss and Wheat IL 10 veil yateTsd and
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HOUSE For RENT-Ou north @ strsst. be.
II tween 9Th and 5th, No. 512. With n ne rooIns.
g A. EMAIL. moth + street, between 9Th and 3tk,
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EURNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT-In
delishtful nsighborh hood; gus, wstsr a3d stabling
house roomy cohvsnjens end cemfortsbis. En,
suireof Mt, FISHER, at J. G. Mo0uire,s auetiQz
EOR- RENT This DwkLLlNG At the corner
II 0fNev York avenue end 18th stre0t, hss jusl
bsen put m complete osdsr and viii b rented e
euieeb tenent upon very accommodating term6
The location Is certainly one OF the most desipbll
"a Wssh,nston.s eApely to yNO. w. NAIkNs 90
Nss SIk avenue. doors east Of 18th street - 2
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Er0R RENT on. sALE-A dss,rahls I ,url atory
y brick DWEtBlN6 HOUSE, containing II
rooms and kse throue kovt .bssides stabO and ,ouE
buildings. 1thsss spaeious 1T m the rsaf nnm.l
bsrsd 5, on. Mesne avenue. between ~ and .sth
Apply to POI I,I.AKD WEBB, No. 30 sth street.
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FOR REHTz-rhe south HOUSE Of The row oi
street. between D and T. streets north. Also the
ns the csy Thee Sous.s
all the fnodssn improyements, aud are desifablY To-
fiss6 Saosf ffF S.issT. %e e MsAH4pWHhH
Attorney st Law, No. 10 La. avenue, near she
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M, - So. Tl9s No. asa sEvnxTn srRxxr.
:. sls ~ NEW GOODS. AND CHEAP. 1,.y
~ ycr uaHf 10 bny cheap Groceries aItcdvs tyr sh<
sThs subscriker has lsassd the hpe. large store
room recently occupied Dy M~ssrs Moore Il Cis-
= g,,,T FAMILY GROCERIES,,
lles kept IN frstclass store, busnr Cor cash and
rhich hs u setnE At Prices 70 suit the times. -, I
~ EH IyE1 81 assBe, esfsS ga i G.. B. JEWELL,
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s.s APzkfHENfss.ss y j ss.sfssis Psie;s s
ss.s,s = set bsildinss in that slscioas dvsiaE lsl
OF 5th stsest and Lolsisns aven1s ar G ity Eai
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TH Deeu 9Ofe "
Medic cjae- WBxxl
= AN q In An
. sy,IcT 49, 2yhSs
satisfsefion By sny
ns sostssrz z ahsrs
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SHERIFF n SPEUTAL MASTFRIS

% l. WIGHTBTAN
theIiha and Special Master (6nitr
ADAMS OANFnLD, PIN = AIty's. mafiltS1Ii
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A CURE WARRANTEn.

DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tEolu
eVey TO this peculiar class of maad and the ree tn
have consequently been enabled fellow
lures is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
esceot patleuIs and others daily arriving in from
PaIs Of tie country for the express purpose My of consul
alOns while ihoir0 xerOns have been cru cd by the
signal advantages; yet from what they have Hpeenoed
irquir1g into the causes Of these Infectious
from their most simple condition to that of the most dan
gerOus and inyeterae they have always entertained
possibility Of their prevention and removal and kewse
invariably found that the most horrible and gnant forms
OF disease could almost invariably be traced TO of the
tooWns causes Ignorance neglect or the bad effect
uneklllul and improper treaimen therefore DR.. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering Ia the selection ol
their remedies safe eectual and cautious course omit
tins all combination Of remedies which bear equvOeu
character we'll those whose premature nudciUus
application might be productive O bad consequences In
hands of private individuals In short the Hudabe end
their remedies g the essenng Of great Of human
misery BY the aleYiaOn relief and preveuaon Of those
gTevOu9 pcons that in reality the secret foes Of lie
and which, whilothey extensively surround cal aloud
fer our skll and nterfeTenoe in thor e1ermnation
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SALH.-PursuaDt To the


GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ commands Of three wits Of 70 idi sEponss, issued
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahogu Couny,
The suit Of Ezekiel Adams +. Jared ct al,
the suit OF j. W. AldTich r. Jared and al the
of E. M Bennsr vs. Jared 20 me directed shall offer
Of aud Champnin streets the Jtty
Ceye land said County the 18th day Of hIaY, ls59
o'clock M OF said day the following described lands
aud tenements, to wits Pa Of lot -, ,formsrlY Euclid
East Cleveland Township beginning at white Cak
stump standing on he north ine OF land decided 20 Emily
RchWen said lot as thence south b5 deg east 70 d.
Abram MatloL ne thence nOrh y deg east, CHAINS
Inks; thence north65 deg west said MattoXs limo
chains gnd a links TO Mattox's coneI thonce north a
dogs esst, l3 nAs; thence north degs 10 mn west,
chains the road; 'hOucs south 80 degR west along the
Plank Road from Cleveland TO Willoughby chains %
nks hsnco south % degs Ia chains u the place Of
beginning containing e9lO0 Of land. Excepting
thsrefr1 the following dsscribtd part Of said premises
being set CH homestead therein. wit: Be
ginning the centre OF tho Cleveland and Wlloughby
Plank ROad and a the Of lands owned BY Samuel
DE Puy. aud + jared (eceaEedl: thence souteast
along the line Of sd De PuyE land TO stone
post; thence sOuthweStertY couTEeo large post
corner Of garden tence thence northwesery TO stone
The Plank ROadnsar laoksmit shop occupied by
o. hamsdl thence nO'therlY along the Plank Road TO
D. L. wIGHTMAN Sheriff.
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u ,H,EALTIH ,,,II ,!oE AMEnIcAN, WoMsEN

Female irregularities, weakness uterine displacement
and all local uterine dcuies and troubles
Of WGmen, are entirely cured by THE GRAEF ENBER0
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON
In this connection Miss Boecher, Of the Rev Hen
~ Ward Baeoher IN letters to the people, page m says =
~ have nine sisters an ssters-inew, aud fourteen fe
male cousins all bed aud all delicate aud Riling
Amid the immense circ Cof friends and acuuaintace
canot scal married ades born in this century and
country who perfectly healthy" In cases, however,
where Tho 0raeehbefs Cashocon has been used must
that health has TBpdy taken the place Of isease and
ladies' have becomoI bust, strong vigorous aud healthy
Mrs Gleason OF f. ira, "Beautiful indeed Is Inc
oouding trusting nature Of woman, but how much does
nec9to DO prUtecto1 BY watohfulnesa that viii lead
Ia time Of disease to appeal TO medical adviser Of soien
ic education nora worth and purity of character" All
these may be secured by addressing the Gaefenberg Com
Pany.
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EeQol Notifies.

LLIAS HIGGINS, ALVIN HIG-
-lN GINS. Nath MEL ID. Higgins, Howard +, Bowen,
William Mcconnell, II. g Ely James Myers William
kiusley, Charles Stout, or the State Of Now York will
take not hat Reuben WstteIs Of the County OF Guy
Roga nnd State Of Ohio, tie 18Th day Of April, A ID
1873 filed his petition in the Court Of Common leus witt
IN and for the County Of Cuyahoga and state Of Ohio,
against William H. TuW Elmira Tew, Alvin Higgins Eli
es Higgins Nathaniel D Hggns; Calvin Prescott samuel
Prescott Gustavua u. Prescott James II. Chase John
c. SteefeT, How ard E. Bowen William A McConnell u
G. Ely Iknes Myers, William Kingley, Charles Stout de-
endans setting forth that sald William IL. Tew gave
mortgige 50 said Reuben Il Wattes on lo Of land IN
ChRgrn Falls village IN said county being MY eet front
Broad street running back 80 land heretofore owned by
Phneqs Ball She nOrh corner OF which lot Is W feet
south Of the south ue of Orange Oet the pay
meut OF $4,000 according TO noe referred TO 10 said
and that since Es giving Of sail note and mort
guge the other claim interest Ia s1id land
under the said Wilim H. and praying that said VIII
liam a. TeW pay the due Of $4,000 and in
teT,s nom April 9 or that said premises may be sod
nay the The said defendans notified that
hey required TO appear aud said petition
! RUBEN r. WALTERS,
Attcsti BY his Attorney, G. T. BLAKESLET.
ROLAND d NOBLE, CLERK,
| April IL, ,lS59.-aplg:6tw234