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COMMUNITY PROPERTY

ISL thirteen superficial arpents of land bounded
;Nofth, by Schaol Coilee, East, and South by land
Enel9ils'tgs to Mrs. Clement Hoilier, and West By
Ria,a infringing TO the Parish Of st. Landry, together
fereettd. 4e
ma One small track of woodland containing
ES NJ aepneiits, bounded North and East by land. Of
ihe5. II. Lewis, South by land belonging to lie
fClencnt iIollier. $40
4fa, oht small track Of woodland containinr
ESsl-l90 acres, adjoining the above described tract,
EDoaaded west by lard Of Mrs. Clement Holier,
SoN'h ny 'te public road, and East by property
E'ofnieriy belonging to Thos. II. Lewis.
4tii. One town lot situated in the town of Opelou.
eas, measuring lGJA feet front, on 81 feet in DEPTH
Ii'oLe or less, bounded North by property belonging
e Mrs, '.'oulec or Prathcr, South by property tof.
1leiiy oeiohgihg to Antoine Pallet, East by Alexis
improvements thereon erected
4 stn a certain tract of cypress land sitlated partly
! = tIe fdflSh OF st. Landry, and partly in the Parish
" neftiia'on on both sides OF Bayou Queue Tortue
"atall5'S ~ superficial arpents more or less,
shoaaagd North and Fast by public land, South by
lana ul Gideon Hargrave. West by land of Levi
"ooas, together with another piece of cypress land
situated. in the Parish Of ST. Landry, containing 227
EssFes, founded North BY John Woods South by
taientlhe Clark, aud East and West by public lands.
F9gether Mith the Steam Saw Mill, and all other i'm.
plroyements thereon erected.
eth' JOHN, negro man, aged 40 years.
/ ts,l. bafiste, Mulatto, aged IL years.
oti' belllse, negro woman, aged so wears.
~ mead geutle kattle, ) American Horses, | pair
aaies ! Creole Horse, Hogs, / Barouche and
Rsiggy with Harness, | Wagon, Corn, and some
pt4er movable property.
Hi0itier, viz: ~
1T, Marie Critic, aged about 50 years, with her
aiatel Lisa ! years, and Rose 4 years.
4 ah5l' juliet Grille, aged Is years.
5rd' froaine girl, aged Is years.
! Sttit' John boy, Cripple and inirm) aged IL years
ef@iate property OF the interdicted VALERIE Roy,
D. : Angnste Grille, aged As years.
j : hid.
/ F. Il Marie girl, aged about IL years.
h sKAS AND CONDITIONS On a credit Of one two
iayes ulee years FROM the day of sale, lands and
k,tiye remaining specially m~ortgaged, until fail AID
hatDt payment, bearing s per cent interest after
| The ~. Proceeds Of the sale Of separate property
4 II lhtefdictad VALERIE Roy, payable to the order
Snrso 'eit Dejsan, his curator. Purchasers to furnish
mr. nal security in solido to the satisfaction OF said
Iron ~ and the proceeds OF the sale Of the separate
kntn y Oh Divine Hollier, and of the property be-
ma y - the community, between said deceased
aes Aisqand VALERIE Roy, payable to the order
tfiilg1is CnUlon i~eyilliers, Administrator of said
5ate, Purchasers TO furnish personal security in
o,1Qo 70 the satisfaction OF said administrators
opei"nsas, March 20, lS5a.
0. A. GUIDRY, Auctioneer.
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1oBIU SALE-of the property belong,
lgE e the intetlicted VALERIE Roy, and of the
|5atee85ion OF Divine Hollier, deceased, wife Of said
n conformity with an order of the Hon. District
Soaft Oh the Fifteenth Judicial District in and for
re PARISH OF st. Landry, | Onezime A. Guidry,
EeGeti2Aeef IN and for the said Parish, will offer fo,
|eait at the residence Of VALERIE Roy, near Opelousas,
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CtUIY0NS La MOnE.-La nature est In meille,.

CUIVONS La Mopi.-La nature est la ,pejlleu.
~ re des nod'sfes-be meme que les rayons dun
s0ieii pfinttuief viehncnt feoifulffer Ia terfe. oue
toat commence a Sc tegetir a'nae pltute eoliyena.
bic 4 lii stt-"3l h"lvcl'e, que le- zfpLirs nous aIItGr.
teut de doGX %}arhnns. que les bois ct les %pra{ti.4
~senbleat soafiiv de joic dams lears u%aayclias part,.
res.
Mcsdanes ct Messieurs qni souhaitez inter Dame
Nature, gouE %trOnyffez ul 'Inaguiilque assortment
de marehandi~es dc ptinte1nps en v~isitant le maya.
sin dc :. Levy. rue Maine aux opclbusas 4 e6tH da
magi-in dc b~ijonterie de II. G.. n. Ealef. cons, tant
en-: Robe. dc I}artge fantastic, .JaeoDats, gIiilal,.
tine, bellies lndienHes dessius clnisis, Gants, J,yons.
Gpilerettcs, Crioofine, 81 tou:e cspetes ~d'afticles
poar danes n ia leKliare mode.
Anssi. vehement de printe'nps pour hommes ct on.
fant+ ciapcaax, casadettes. S%oplierR, bottles, eienpi
ses. cheinises &c dcssous, ~eale9ias, nUuds de craya.
tcs, ctlaHssctteH, etc. etc,
Sellerie de tout ge re. selles, Hdtnais, golfers q
bellies stiles ahglaises, te tout a prix modsFG, etc.
coune Ii jarlinier qHi desire ayeir IN beau partcrre
dat IL enrflileiicef de buune i,enfe, aSnsi d0ivcnt
faifc cctiS qHi disisent Sc pfueHFer les articles les
mienS shaiSis en- Yenaht les Ypir les premief..
Opeinnsas - mars 1853, (. LEVY.
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Thursdny. April rs. 1870.

the following described property belonging to TIL
bhlefd!cted VALERIE Roy, and also IL the communit,
pleretni9fe existing between the said VALERIE ROY
|and his wife, Divine Hnilier. viz:
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5HAMPAGNE.-A few baskets of this
nne Wine left, which we will sell at reduced
prices. 10 close the invoice.
pE6ATLL0N i CARRIERE, Washington.
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a
4.ons artit
! ~isrentes on.
| Boargogne.s
| vienx 1t tres

yieux Bourbon
Whisky, Rum do IL. rem.
niepe-C Cabinet ct Vine hglsfi ct coveu Ale et
Porter, iSokers Bitters, les sehnspps, etc.
CIGARES.
Nous en- avons de ~plusieurs marques de notfe ptts
pre- importation Of mons en- r~eceprthls acontinneile.
meut directement de Ia Hayane Ut qat seront de
teIles qualities a ~satisfaire les gouts les plus diitieiless
TABAC.
nes mcillenres marques de In Virginie qn'on nit ia.
mais %oiiertcs dams &C marchaci, dana les paquets do
chm liyres EN- fnnntant. Las a~eheteurs de Get arti.
Gle leront bien do senir examiner notre .stqck'
avapt d'acheter niileurs. Nous tcnons aassi dus
talac II fumer en- pagnets Do 4. Ut dune livre; V.
BAG Il famer de Ia 1urgnie dams des haites de deux
livrca, tahac a priscr dihsrentes gnalita. pipes. esc.
opclousas, 20 jan 1859. WARREN Il HALL.
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II rs MANUFACTURES pu SUD
~ remportent Ia victoire,--Fn octobre 1885, les
societies Gentra!es a agriculture des Itais.r mis- ct ~
Ia Virginie ont accorie, pour les meinenrs niachis
mes portatsycs a yapeur pour lnsage des habitations..
une belle medaiilt dor, peasant une livre ct quart +
" Eagle Machine Works" dc Richmond, Va. Machii-
nes il vapeif portatiycs on stitinnnaires avec houit
loirs locomotives gu .Fieu loilefs.' Monlins a aci6
~portatifs avec scie c~irfulaire DIES dernicrs OF des
ineillcufa genres.
Mnilins 4 aicre, scies circulaires, machines pour
igauter, otc, Nous rtpenaona de tonte machi.re que
nous vcnaons CONNIE slant capable dc faire font %
que nous en- aisons on II y q pas dc yentc. Nous
enroyoiis gen9ralement nos propres tnscanieiena
pour bien fnnntcr ct faire rartir nos f%laciiities.
On fpcnit Ct on vend coiitinuellement. dies machi-
mes pour mnuiiBs Il cotton. DIES machines avec sci6
~cifc0lalre pcnr mnalins d scie, etc, ct nne grande
varietd de ~niacliics particuiiarenMn faites pour
fusage DIES habitants du Sud, chez
EDMUND IL. IFENS, Agent,
No 2. rue de Funion.--Nelle Orleans.
Mons cnYerfons DIES pamphlets do nos manaiactus
res q tolls cenX qli le dfslferalent,
RJfsysnccs.-sJohn Montgomery. Esq, Canton Miss
/. r. Montgomery, Esq Calhoun Miss; u. II. Brown
Esq. Mount Hope, La; Charles 2. Stewart, Esa.;
Red River Landing; II. G. Gposey, Yaroo City. Mrs;
Upeiousas, 2g iaHyier 1859.
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EoiiS q MORGAN u CO. f.ibrnire,
= Pat.sgede la BoArse. PRES du BIZ. Afsfyfas

EolS q MORGAN II CO. .ibrnire,
~ Pateagede la Bonrse. pres lu BIZ. Ay=fy4m
rGaa dc Ioste. AiNEA
Noi~yeile-OrlGans. sfttss AES
Nous appelops lsatteption dos naret.antis do Ia
cainpasnR Ct u1tres ltefHniiltes yikltant notre Vile,
sur notfe liste ~d'artielee tabtiGs plus bas. que nous
@plitops ,aaS conditions los pl,s avantl4e,,sns.
Bf9elilles, lsoutafs ct Nita.elies, Ligras d'F.coie,
de M~4tieeiae, pYpiers ct aiitrps.
Notfe assortment gnrie de brochures, ct antres
est iitefi %ei.bsie. eotnpsenaitt lcs uinyfes dca NELL
lcprs %atltanrs, 81 seia ,augnleilte paf ~tluslaurs cnsois
inacssamneat atteld,iss
Nptfe assortment &c Tyres de i1f declines nd pent
sire s%drpasss dams lie sod. q sur icqfet mus a~iipelous
fcsreetucasemen l'atteniion dcs medecins Il etu.
AinntN.
Mons recesons atissi e,rs subscriptions at,x dlffs.
tents Jonrntax Y brochures lub!its dams les Etats-
this.
TOTS ordrea venant de ia champagne seroat prop.
tciicnt esfcntfs.
OReiousae, u aout ls6a.
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8, HoUssEr, d. 4. Gtsrs
R0uSSTT s. GENIN.-No. so, rue du
4 y Canal. pres de la rue INSTRUMENTATION
leans.
lmpottatettls ct marcilaBts de guincaiiierie, coa.
teiltfle, fislis, peignfs. iffsses. i,afttnnerie, 1,aT,ier
81 fn'tfuitures Dc hutealx. articles dc peehe, ju5ieta,
ct 10 grand assortment de merchandise des ~fantiisie
st importation difecte.
Upelp.isas, Z oetobfe lS5S~-fan
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M AIS.-2000 barils de sIaIs, qai peu .eot
w ctfetiyrcs al1 oprlouRas on h Washington,
IT a ggndre par
DEBAfLtoS i CAEiiEBE, Washington
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OPELOUS4
SaMEDI, &c M
AUX HABITlNTS EFT

LIE patriotic T
etant la feuille |.
dams la Paroisse
-pectueusement
sonnes qui ont
qu'elles trouv
certain Ell 10
SEES colonnf
JOHN i
didat indepe ..~
socie de la
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nEMANDE--0n demande dcs agents, actifs et
, intelligents, pnuf SO rendre tans toItes les
yilles vt c0mtes dea hsiats du Sud, ahn Dc yendre "
droit dc patehtc dune reepIte Invention. Igttc IN
~vention est z in nnpye,l do fuife fur les vuleurs, et
De bonner i'aiafme euntte les vnleurs do nuit.M Les
pcrsoaaea 4pi dasifent etre agents tlesrolit ayoir Do
$50 d $500. Afras fenroi de Is. l~enyerrai par y
retolt de IL Ilnllc Nh specimen de IiIventipn, ayes
tons les detail relitifs aux agens ct 4 rtaage do
fsbjet. C'est un oliat durable ct simple. don't oi
peht ftife usage dams tputes les riais0na--On de-
uande anssi dea agents pour veadt. ,tn liyre rccen.
Ii.ent iib'ie, contenant bcancoip tfindicatinns inii
5nrtantesi Qnelques,uies dc ees II Indications peiyent
donner foccaAon do reailiser mn henetice dix fois
.sllperieir \ la valeur dill llvrs. 4 a pour titre q
~ Jnckson'a Commercial Encyclopaedia OF useful and
profitable knowledge In exa,fplaire al liyre sera
ieitytye sur tons les points du pays, SIR enyoi dc 81,
par 10 retpur de lii liaile. M
A se,dre sinaielsrs p~aisntas de dates ~r6centes,
nioyeii d'telaiIage ties routes par lie eniyre, etc. On
demaude DIES agent.
Siadrassct pas lettie canterant IN timbre de
poste pour Ia rdpa,se a II. W.R.JAGK3oN News
Orleans Post Office. La. bhite ]. 10.
p. Se--Tetis les maitres Id puste r~eeevrtft I'm exs
eiDplaire dp liYre ei.deasRs npninli sur ensoi de 81
ct IN tilnhre DE- poste do . cents, Les Lyrics sont
iivres anx l%naiirc de poste ct aux agents pnlsr si13
par exeupiaife. Ter jangier 1851
IL GAYOSO & GO.-Mnrcfands Cons
! : missionaries. rue GRAY 81 No. 81. Nouycfie.
Orleans.
Ont en- consignation, me forte importation de-:
fiiis, Lilpeiirs,
Eausde.yic,
Coesefyes,
patds.
Ghainpignons.
Irafies;
S%ardinesj
= brandy American,
Wliskey. Genievfc;
4bssnthp, Curacao,
Farine, Cats,
liai'e d'oiiye ct Olives; qu'ils yendron. aax prix
d'iiupattttion.
Ehyoyez yos o,tlrss Ct sotis selpz s~atisfaits.
q nov, lR5s.
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II GAYUSO & Go.--Marcllanis coninis.
: sioaaajres, Nv. 81. Rus Gravier, 'Nolvcilc-
agi43 antlonfons an public que nous reeeyols en-
sohslgfatioi, Gnton, sacrer MOUSSE 81 .'sau4 do
bf'tfi ct que nous disposeronB aHx mix ts fIus
aleYes d1 inarcse. H9iis feteas afssf des a49Bcc,
en- argent stf route conFignation eai mans sara fai,e,
A,ats np'tl1i's nntte attention peFsDanella II par.
serdat tNp4di6s.
Is i9yrubre 1858.
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II FoltEpANO i TAYLOR, Marchands
ASs CQmiaiseltfssirc5, eieoitsiure des rues Saint
Ciiatles Ct Onion. Eouseiie-Dflssus.
BE*a. 1pLhpASb. !. a'DoSALD TAYLOR
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A Vfs.--hes lnranluc5 quj a7iycnt u II. tastie
"A hNpre, sont prize Dc Yegif F6eier aves }e soas
siaut a s"n bareIu atz 0pelgasas. 81 non. elies se.
tgnt po6rtuis5e9. &, II. NOUTO%. Ayocat.
GpeIausag, le ~ mars 1859.
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aEEDEcINEs PATENTEEs-Ua 4s.ortlmenl
VI gGn6raI ct Erals, & Yepdfe fer
r. l. IgBRAHD.
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Jon ne BbE-5b sac = geadrc Dar
} DEBAiLLOS i gAK.IGAE, E~ashington.
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Flrlnh, UafN,
haile t'olise ct Olives; qu'ils yenlront aax prix
difupdtlltinn.
Envoyez Won o,tfes Il sops serez s~atisfaiis.
q nov. la5s.
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Later from California.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 19.-There had been a riot
among some settlers in Sacramento in conse-
quence of the refusal of Judge Terry to grant
writ of error in the case of Fearis VS.. Coo
yer.
The Eliza Anderson, the first ocean steamer
built on the Pacific coast, was launched at
Portland, Nov. 18th
The keeper of the mail station near Fort
TETON had been murdered by Mexicans, who
also stole his mules. The mail coach in con-
sequence had been drawn 10 miles by one
mule.
The police of San Francisco on the night
of the sd of December made descent among
the richest gambling houses in the city, and
arrested seven gamblers.
Advices from Oregon announce the resig-
nation of Justice Williams, and Of James
Guthrie, Register of Oregon City Land Office.
The Oregon Legislature assembled December
9Th
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Break up Your COIds.-Ths most important dis
e0Yery since yaceination.-DR. HANS0N'S VEGETA-
BILE CHEMICAL POWDERS will break up colds at
once, without sweating dieting Interruption of business
OF inc use OF hot stimulating and burning compounds
nero teas Candles baisas any other disaereeable
convenient and nauseatng doses; they do the
least unpleasant sympt0mseven if taken in doses
they create only thirst which being alayed with water
an agreeable warmth and moisture at the surface
experienced When taken directed they break IN the
cold and arrest its effects the only operaon percev
ed is mysterious and unaccountable disappearance of
all symptoms, fevershness, chs ameness darling
pains dull heavy pains ghness of the chest hoarseness
cough, sore throat, Group, catarrh, headache, ETC.
The VEGETABLE CHEMICAL POWDERS are to
Colds what vaccination is against Small Quinne
for Ague They specific remedy the prevention
ana cure of specific disease, and by breaking with
them the system is not weakened and deranged and
dered more subject to repeated attacks but is rather
strengthened and fortified against them They arrest
Group instantly and permanently and by their timely
USE coughs caarrh, bronchitis evers rheumatism sore
throa consumption and all diseases primarily excited
Dy colds, can be banished from among the people.
Sold in Worcester by j. O. HILL, Apothecary Mechan-
les Hall Building, and BUSH CO, and by dealers in
medicine generally. diff IA
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19th.-The Commissions
er of Patents is engaged in heavy arguments
on an application for the extension of the pat
ent granted in 1916, to Mr.. Mccormick, for
his reaper.
The Senate, in executive session to-day, con-
firmed Rush Gilmore as Associate Justice of
Kansas. He was removed from the same po-
sition, at the time Mr.. Reeder was displaced
as Governor of the Territory
The Secretary of the Navy, in response to a
resolution has informed the House that there
is no evidence in the Department tending to
show that non-Episcopal chaplains in the Navy
are required by the officers, to use the Epis-
copal form of service.
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Congressional Nomination.

MANCHESTER, N. H., 19th.-At the ad-
journed Convention, Republican, of the Sec
ond district, held here today, Mason W. Tap
pan, of Bradford was nominated for Congress
receiving 80 votes to SO for all others. The
nomination was subsequently made unani-
NOUS
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pr; Duponco's Golden Pills for Females
lnalibe in correcting, regulating, and removing
srucons from whatever cause and always successful
a restorative
These Pills are nothing new but have been used by the
doctors for years both in France America with
unparalleled success in every and he is urged
many thousand ladies who have used Them to make the
Pills public for the alienation of those suffering from any
Irregularities whatever, well prevent an increase
Of family where health will permit Females pecu
arly situated those supposng themselves So are eau
toned against using these Pills while in that condition.
the proprietor assumes responsibility after the above
named admonton, although their mldness would pre-
vent any mischief to health; otherwise the Pills
commended Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Druggist
25 Main street. corner of Mechanic street. Worcester
Mass, and by JAMES GREEN III Main street, Worces-
ter Mass Ladies, by enclosing them ST. can have the
Golden Pills sent to part of the country Confidently
by return mail Sold also by A. A. Bartlett Clinton
James B. Lane, Fitchburg; Cantrell Son, Danielson-
vile; A. Houghton, Athol Depot; Balch & Son. Provi-
dence; weeks Potter Boston; and by Druggist in
every town in the Union.
n B-adles, be particular in asking for ''Dr Dupon-
cos Golden Pills." and that the signature is on the
box you will then obtain medicine you fully rely
upon The agent will tell you they no secret COM
pound, but are made known to all concerned.
apps div
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Special Notires.


=, The he, 81, Great English Remedy.-sIR JAMES
CLARkES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS, prepared
from prescription of Sir J. Clarke NJ D. Physician Ex
traOrdinary 10 the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unaing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution Is subject II moderaos all excess and re
moves AL obstruction, and speedy cure may be relied
upon 10 married Ladies' II Is peculiarly suited 1t will
IN short time, bring on the monthly period with regu
larltv
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfcits.
CAuTIoN-These Pills should not be taken by females
that are pregnant, during me Grs three months they
arc sure TO bring on nscddge but at every other time
and In every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal affections Pain In
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight cxertion Papita-
ton OF the Heart HISTORIES, and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, calome,
anthony, or ynything hurtiu to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late I. G. Baldwin 4 COD Rochester, N. Y.
NB&l and six postage stamps enclosed TO any author
lied Agent will ensure aboe o. the pills by return mail
For sale bv druggists In every town In the United States
BURR, FOSTER h CO., No. COrnhil, Boston, Whole
sale Agents for New England.
For sale by VIM. Bush 4 Co.. wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally. dawtf dcc1
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Pnner HnnrInrs.-wn hnro

Paper EanGIngs.-We have now IN store and
ready for delivery to customers, immense stock Of
French and American House Papers, Borders Chimney
Prints Center Pieces Decorative Papers Mouldngs
nices Paper Statuary &c. in and desirable styles
and of the finest quality.
In assortment you find Papers of every shade
grade and color suitable for this market and at the low
est prices, for cash.
This department is under the direct supervision Of one
of the firm who will give his special attention the
wants of paper customers and that every salts
fed.
Paper Hangers furnished if desired Work done in the
best manner FIRTH Il NICHOLS,
APPS deodaw Opposite Bay State House.
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The Trnnhlas at Fort Scott.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 19.-Judge Williams of Fort
Scott, represents the neighborhood to be under
a reign of terror; business was suspended and
the women and children had been moved to
places of safety. The citizens were under
arms and on guard day and night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-20

:, Gas Fixtures.-Wc are continually receiving add
lions TO our stock Of Gas Fixtures Shades &c. and
prepared 10 furnish public and private buildings the
most favorable terms We arc the agents for this city for
inc sale Of THE CARCEL BURNER, which Ia famous
,or giving the most brilliant light while II the
i.as quantity q gas trial of II Is convincing proof
81 q rs ECONOMY AND BRILLIANCY. It'll a very de-
I r burner for Drop Lights or for Shops where steady
IEhMs-one price, Cash. FIFTH q NICHOLS
uhwt Opposite Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-20
M0REHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-

MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
" TER.-THE GREAT STRENGTHENED and PAIN
DESTROYER
The best and cheapest household remedy in the world
Simpe and pleasant in its application certain and efsc
ua In its results beautiful scientific external cura
tive, applicable for the relief Of pain all time in any
part OF the human system, and under all circumstances
II you put this Plaster anywhere II pain is there the
Plaster will stick there until pain vanished The Pias
ter magnetizes the pain away and pain cannot exist
where this Plaster is applied.
Rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness, Debility
Nervousness Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Coughs and Colds
Pains and Aches of every kind down even to Cons arc
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and, with little patience
PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical influence o
the Magnetic Plaster 1t is the simplest surest safest
peasantcs and cheapest remedy in existence It's app
cation is ENTHUSIASTICALLY the strong man. the deli
cate woman and the feeble infant To each and all It will
prove balm and blessing Its is agreeable, and
without annoyance trouble Its price within roach
of ALL rich or poor all may have It, and all should have
1t, who are sick and suffering in any way
GB- Farmers should be always supplied with this in
valuable PLASTER twill be the good physician In any
household, ready at all times and at instant notice
Put up In alright tin boxes Each box will make six
to eight plasters. and any child spreaG them Price,
rs cents bottle with full and plain directions
d. c. MoREHEAD, NJ. D.,
Inventor and Proprietor, 10 Walker street, NY.
MoREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is sold by al
Druggists in every city, town, and village the United
States diff nj