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LABOR.

The following is an extract fro&1 n late
letter by Dr. HOLLAND, on labor
Still, the most industrious of us feel,
ut times, that we are laboring by com
pulsion. Often both the spirit anl the
flesh are unwilling and weak. We arc
ooadod to labor by need. We are urg-
cd to labor because we cannot enjoy our
leisure. We labor because we arc
ashamed to be idle. Many man, bow
ed down by his daily toll, looks forward
to the grave for rest; and far be it from
me to tell him that he is looking and hop
mo for that which he will never expert
cncc. do not believe there will be any
hurry in eternity, or any such necessity
of labor as we have here. IF I have q
competent comprehension of the spiritual
estate, It will tax us but little for food
and clothing; and if tho labor to which
we devote ourselves here shall train us to
facility in the use of our powers, the work
that will be given to us to do there will
be something to be grateful for. We
shall have all the rest we want. A sleep
of n century viii make no inroads upon
our time, if We need any such sleep. But
I have an idea that when the clogs are
off, and the old feeling Of youth comes
back, we shall be glad to have something
to do, and that the use of powers which
labor has trained under the direction of
will for worthy ends, will be everlasting
play, as kcen1y enjoyed as the play of the
restless boy.
1t is only as we look upon labor in
this light that we understand its real
value and significance. If the prizes we
win here are all the reward that labor
brings, it pays but poorly. But labor,
like all tho passages through which
God would lead our life, is full of inciden-
tai rewards. The man who caryes the
channel ola laborious life taps the springs
of tributary joys through every mile
Health is an incident of powers well train
ed and iudustriously employed. Self-re-
poet wells up in the heart Of him whose
energies, under the cohtrol of his will, arc
directed to worthy ends. Popular regard
crowns him who is o worthy worker
The sleep ola laboring man is swoet, anC
none but he knows the luxury Of fatigue
Temptation flies from the earnest anC
contented laborer, and preys upon thC
brain and heart of the idler. Labor
brings men into sympathy with the worth
men Of tie world. So, there is enough
fioy to be found in labor, if We will on
" mark its source, to encourage and con
tent us, even if tho great end Of labor b
somewhat hidden from us, as it doubt
less is from multitudes of men. -
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20
From the Home Journal.
ST. We D A N D LO S T."
BY HATTIE TYING

By HATTIE TYING.
Thou art low in thy grave, May-blossom,
With the violets clasped TO thy breast,
And the flower censers cast their soft incense
Der the spot where thy heart is at rest,
And we weep all the day time, May-blossom.
And we cry through the night unto God,
When we think how the moonlight is falling
On the grave meath the violet sod.
And oft when sit by the window
The form that floats near me is thine,
And | sometimes can feel, in the twilight,
Thy hand resting softly i'll IElne.
And oft in the midnight, MACPHERSON.
Thy white arms seem round me once mere,
And wake thinking that thou art calling
My feet to the shadowy shore.
In thy new home, dear love, thou art lonely
And thou ciEfest me thus unto thee;
] will haste To thee quickly. MACPHERSON,
Sweet Christ speed the boat o'cr the sea.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20

A FRENCH regiment at the battle of
Spires, had orders to give no quarter. A
German officer being taken, begged for
his life. .'Sir," replied the polite French
man, ''vo,f>may ask me any other favor i:
but IS for your life il IS impossible for me
e Grant i
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20
THE CONFESSION

A cloud was seen to pass owe, the fair
features Of Mary. The lustre forsook hsr
dark eyes. Her spirit seemed troubled
"Triumpb% the lily now. on that young check,
Where ii Oms the rose"
Ten times that evening did Harvey i'm
perfume her to acquaint him with the
cause of her sadness-but not word es-
capped her lips. Sadly aud family sic
sat - @
"Ard now and then n sigh she stole,
And tears began to fow."
"Breathes there q wretch so base rs to
injure vou-my dearest-by word or &C
tion9 Tell me, and by thine heart as
pure rs heaven | swear never to rest till
I've redressed thy wrongs, Is any awful
mystery locked up in thy bosom-that
| must not know? Tell me the secret
and by the ringlets of thy hair III swear
never to reveal it, though the blacklist tor
ments rack me! pour out thy soul-tell
thine own Harvey sOhat lies heaoy at thy
5reastr'
She flushed she placed her fair hands
across her bosonl-looked languidly in
her lovers face, and softly-"like the low
breathing of an expiring saint, she
Piles, Har0."
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A lazy fop, standing bv bis brothers
workbench, while tho latter was sharpen
inc a chisel, said, "John, why do You
,oork for liying2 A follow with your
talaats should not degrade himself by
manual labor. mean to get my
living by my wits" - swell Frank,
you cpn work With datot tools than ]
can"
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I FOLLOWED where they led,
A PRAYER FOR THE sTRAYING
BY W. c. BRYANT.

BY W. c. BRYANT.
Look from the sphere of endless day,
q God of mercy and of might
In pity look OIL those Who stray.
BeHighted in this land of light,
In peopled vale il, lonely glen,
In crowded mart by stream Oh sea,
How many of the sons OF men
Hear pot the message sent from Thee
Send forth thy heralds Lord, to call
The thougltless young, the hardened old,
A scattered. homeless iieck, till all
Be gathered in thy peaceful fold.
Then all those wastes--a drcary scene,
That makes us sadden as we gaze
Shall grow ith living waters green.
And lift to heaven the voice OF praise.
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One more incident of q moro decided
charter closes the list of my experience
During my last visit to London, accep-
ed an invitation to pass two or three days
with banker, who occupies a fine estate
on the Thames, near Windsor. The
house-which was palace in its extent
and the character of its appointments
was built by former earl Of t,
who ruined himself in erecting it. Gar
dens, graperios, and q noble park, stretch
ing along the banks Of tho Thames, COM
plet3d tho attractions of one of the lowell
est places in England. When the hour
for rest arrived. l was conducted to q
chamber leading toward the lowered en-
trance, and a group of magnificent cedars
of Lebanon, on the lawn. The night was
misty and moonless-so that, after | had
extinguished my candle, the room re-
manned in almost complete darkness.
1t was midnight when l went to bed
and l had slept | suppose, until some
where between two or three, when | sud
denly awoke, and to my surprise, found
that my candle was still burning, My
first idea was that l had forgotten to ex-
tineuishe1 it. Closing my eyes while
revolving this question in my mind. !
opened them again upon a room darken-
ed as before. Through the uncurtained
window | detected slight noise at the
door, as if some one was cautiously Try
inc TO eater But as the key was turned
! the attempt WIS h vaini and presently
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Back 10 the world | turn'd,

Back to the world | turnd,
For Christ said, is King
So the cramp'd alley and the hut spurn'd'
As far beneath his sojourning
Mid power and wealth | sought,
But found no trace of him.
Aud all the costly offerings had brought
With sudden rust and mould grew dim A.:
found his tomb indeed. where, by their laws,
All must on stated days themselves imprison,
Nocking with bread dead creeds grinning
jaws,
Witless how long the life had thence arisen:
Due sacrifice TO this they set apart,
Frizing it more than Christ's own living heart.
SO from my feet the dust
Ofthe proud World shook;
Then came dear Love and shared with me his
crust,
Ard half my sorrows borden took,
After the Worlds soft bed,
It's rich and dainty fare.
like down secm'd Loves coarse pillow to my
head.
His cheap food seers d az mana rare
Fresh trodden prints of bare and bleeding feet,
Turned to the needless city whence came,
Hard by l saw. and springs of worship sweet
Gush'd from my cleft heart, sinitten 10y
the same
Love look d me in the face and spake no words,
But straight knew those foot prints were the
Lords.
follow'd where they led,
And i'm a hovel rude,
With nought TO fence the weather from his
head,
The King sought fof ,neekly stood,
A naked, hungry child
Chung round his gracious knee,
And poor hunted slave locke up and smiled
To bless the smile that set him free;
New miracles saw his presence do
No more knowed the howell bare and poor
The gather'd chips into wordpile grew
The broken morsels swelled to gOodly store
hneIt and wept tiny Christ no more seek
His throne is with the outcast and the weak.
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went to seek for Christ,
And Nature seemed so fair
That first the woods and fields nay youth en-
ticed,
And / was sure to find him there;
The temple forsook,
And to the solitude
Allegiance paid but Winter came and fhook
The crown aud'purple from my wood
His .nows. ike desert sands. with scorntul driit
Beaicged the colum'd aisle and palace gate,
iTy Thebcs, cut deep with many solemn rift;
Bat eplta ph'd hsr own scpulchrcd state;
Ikcn / remembered whom | went to SEEK
And bltss'd blunt Winter for his counsel
bleak.
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9f(isttllanfous.
Nj VS. TIE Il IL ).

M AWARD TAYLOR, in recent
I) newspaper sketch, relates the fol-
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TIL z S E A r G n i.

BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
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FFNNr,,r rRovrRu Love nc, loFe rs
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1usuruure agents.
HARTP0RD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

sSfPiss S933SS,92299
Assets, Jan. 1st, 1859 9Os.29I
This Company has complied with the laws Of The
several States IN which Il n doing bnsinsos '"o
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The n. Y. Tribune of Wednesday thus eN-
utantly snuGs free breeze which has since
gained purity and force from Wisconsin, Chi
eago, Cincinnati, Rhode Island ct.
The strong, bracing North-wester Of Monday
swept across the land, leaving in its course a
perfect avalanche Of Republican victories -
UoNNEoTouT is Republican all over State or
fieers, Senate, House, and all four Congressman
"A net gain of two --MIcHI0AN responds with
a Republican majority Of nearly Ten Thousand
ia mere Judicial election, with nothing at
stake to call out full yole.--ST. LOUIS has
given tho Republicans larger majority than
she ever before gave TO any party, laying bare
the frauds by which Francis p. Blair, Jr.i was
last Summer elected out Of his certificate as a
Member Of Congress. The vote here is very
large, and the victory overwhelming .-CLEyE'
LAND, Ohio-which very rarely votes against
whatever calls itself Democraey-has swellel
the chorus, the Republicans carrying all before
them The Northern Lights CLEAN and tlash
across the whole horizon, and the darkest caves
are rradiated, All is ytsibly preparing for the
great National renovation Of 1860.
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" y. 'BnUr.T,ss J Us US. CLEVELAND O
orEIoE % R0enEsrrn ols1r. Co

OFFICE or ROCHESTER Ots 1T Co 4,
June 2sth, 1853
say, we received Of Sterling Coal 'F' "l1
Me- On n. -, mi, , o.. Tons
Tu,!. tNAub-s--s- 100 700-2n00
~ Daco'ah'.'...-... ..--...... 81 100000
We commenced June lt working test Of this Coal tsk
s tle charges "a the ure aud working under All b -
result, viz: ~ 'e i'4io"ins
Amount Of Coal cltbc nil zed ... ro soo A.,
Amount Of Gas iactureu. ''' g9S - IDS.
OF 6-l0O feet to the 10. = VI.
.nS a. wien our heatsw littlA higher we tooL
aseplaIS efVation. for ench one cbaTre a. lnsh
els OF 42O bs each Observations talen esb b @
wan tho Following results viz ~ '' ioui'
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ptMtistrp.
nSRgSs,lj 50PGNsoN HAS RE

nR. b. Il. ROBINSON las s hEs
v cod y four doors North 81 the NJ Chsfe yesisf
M IN aupy 10 sro an OF his iuinef palfunl Vt AnI sA
- = 1ho rsst need his arrsirea. IN rll aH
ceveiand March 40, lsoa-nhAsat
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Gobatto au6 Gigats.

John LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
81 Wholesale and Retail dealer In TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS, IN HewItts Steum Power Block West st.
near Canal Basin, Cleveland, Ohio. oc26d!v kAl
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FARE REDUcsD We notice that the fare by
railroad between Detroit aud Cleveland has been
reduced from S6,26 10 o.. This is IN eonse-
quence OF the opening Of navigation, AMI the
rnnninR ofthe boaLs -DelroA Irib.
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Coal l5ao bs OF 23-ioa5 iooi % a.. NJ

Co"l A520 rs, or Zl-lOO feet TO he h = ~
THIS las: test satisfied us tb,t ,,i,b -, -. -.
work on o. bus OF ass bs Cosi u fonr ham, % ~ eu
~ ,o & IVy l3s C0al produced sol huse a toe ar
li-uO bushels Coke 20 bushol ot Coat Tho ~ Il sp
anu nsht a. d gave peculiar satisfaction To our So
aa lily We fnund very little Sulphur and the
~ ~ S@9lsh @ not subjected to practical analysis appeay
on 'ne whole we were highly pleased with the Sterling
Coa!. We lmnk II viii nuke more Gas fban Ibe H.
S o N ~ eoo1 qnhhty aud make easier The Weld OF
80 = w s sIeSt as from the Erie Goals but we think
sisep,snf ~ ~ % tar es t goes have Put his
IN hs good shape might have dome NM fhe
,9ets hloh are of any value ure here and Won cs 5
10 sult yourself. Haste my nuoIosv ' ~ 'i'"Nh'
Another year III be likely 10 dnd c,y,r, ,i,b "
ments, sc. Yours very trri- ut VI Seal pay
GEO. W. PARSONS Sup't
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Spencer1an system
-OF-
PRACTICAL PENMANsHIP
In Series Of Eight Progressive Books.

N which Letters are introduced bv
anaysw and sygthetis, and progressively graded TO
ss tue "ans nt schools and pupils uf voIy class Each
nVok contains uci rules ana qntfC instructions Rpp
C0ue 70 each letter and eOpy that person
can ehcenty impat instruction tho learuer o. acquire
a teacher.
DESCRIPTION Of THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ.
No 1-Coutans eieht different let ers with their simple
examinations. Explanations are blainlY written
No 2Coutains different letters and affords additional
practice on the letters m Book l. The first two
books embrace all the short. or contracted let
ters and are designed ior beginners and poor wri
tars
No. 3Contons the II ong or extended letters iuroduc-
No. 4-Embraces he capitals which are introduced BY
principles aud analysts IN connection with words
and combinations best calculated TO pio good
No. 5-ContSns sentences sSbTsoias ali tho
small letters, at0rdng substantial practice all
the principles and rules given IN the preceding
touF Books.
No. 8-Coutans short business Forms Of every day use
IN business; Bookkeeping So., and % an intro
duCtiOn To book Z.
No. 9Book Of correct Business Forms embrscine Due
change, Accounts Current, Account Sales. I.edg-
erHo, ,dtugs, Letter of Introduction, Suporscrip-
tons, so
No S-iadiss' Book of approved notifications Of the
System, designed 10 impArt a plain rapid and
beautiful Epsolary hand.
EXERCISE hooks.
No. Ito accompany books l. q and g. to aid the pupi
In acquiring that free Of the fingers aud fore
arm essential 20 easy and Iapid execution Of "a
clttracted aud extended letters.
No 2ro be used in connection wi 1.-THE higher number
ofthe Seriesto guin command Of the hand IN the
movement required 70 execute the advanced cop
les and business wTi ing generally.
Sold at wholesale and retail by
A.
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lObpsifialls & 6urgrOns.
o. j. KEELER, VI. D.,
no Chronic AIlUNItdS.
DR. BANNING, Qate of New York;
~ gives notice thnt ho has iocated at
No. I44 Euclid Street

nR. BANNING, Gate OF Now 1ork|
~ gives notice tiat no has located at
No. I44 Euclid Street.
Ana that having now perfected his sys'em Of BkACEs
AhS SPINAL IN LEVERS ( PRoPS, BRACE II, TRg@ssEs' US
PILE &Nb SFH5sKfiR ssKKfiRf sUPPoBTERs
He is propnedto treat CASUALLY without med ene) the io
lowing aud analogous affections Wa
RRoNCHITls; with irritable threat, and weakness and
Of y9ie9 % tq E IR9gtPE ssF VIE Cough blesdg
the ags pain shorness Of breath and papaton oi the
he5FE FERANGEMENr OF THE STOMACH; with indtgss-
ton ucdity OF collapse I9i2lnSss, uTi s
pains IN the sides ; Sh1 ,hS an boSy HS s'"O ''ls
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOW I mi
with constipation, chronic diarrh@a pIoapeuS unl VI"
%UtgiarNARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
HSFMINAL WEAKNESSES; which 4 not arrestea' so
s9saSSTF5NRyL 'h1 with curvature, nsqus
ss s o. SlI % o Re back which Il arrested tend to
thsf i9SF9as' dieai elected ION prncple) by
menus ot hs comoin4li1n t BTac9 6igER FxTREMI-
TIES; with coldnegs uumbnoss, hea'ness anu w
6e Gfooping of young LADIES' with peaked shoulders and
large aud sharp shoulder blades anu uathuss vi
R attention ladigs is called 70
hi, COMPUTATION ADD miual and Spinal ahon 1ft baSe nav
Sttf Supporter by whIa most OF inc hhuRe aleotle
inoTSSsd and The weight Of the skirts held away from
t6S somlch lavalids out OF The ciy shoula lhquo oy
l'1s wsS ,ss uIosson are invited examine his suE
Lniy IN alteudrnco upon Ladles deelo
J. M. JOHNSON, NJ. D.,
HOMGOPATHIST.
aes lo7 ssrtyslps Block Superior Street. Corner SEN
ecu 81 Residence No. III Pittsburgh ST. Cls'eanu' "
tsbis'dl
A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
soIsA
Good Physician by his Successful Work
10 the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer
inc with disease OF the Throat, Lungs,
Heart Liver, and Stomach
TVHE well known ard justly celebrated
Indian Herb Doctor
LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Wouid announce 70 the people q Cienol@' -N1 ''D''
that he has taken an
Omcc No, II3 Ontario Street.
a., 10. -. s,gsrnR from the ub named diseases, Q
piirnted comp amt Of years tanl is ~
formed thst they can consult 'he D"'''' ~
65l tnnt no one viii d'spai Of cure, until the
nave y siyea the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine ia an
% puTiea the Doctor travelsin Europe West tnuie
be iorunent ia Gods hand, 70 restore 70 heiltl a
sgor thousands who were gwen ug 9nl nv
sts Nv The most eminent OLD school ~ @ - I
, S tRousauds WIN on the verge OF . w St Nj
molsf WING MONUMENTS 10 the Indian HeIu DvsSl ji
Iii ana successful ueatment, ana are u4lly toi ~ b
sRissSsd DO the day when hlst We "a" anu pa''' y -
Au9 Sns5sr-C ~ consultation and advice teo lAe P'oi '
he i,bernliy remembered, -, A., , ,,3aoy Dr I,
Ss1 Ss oonsulltd at the franklin House FeaI s''es
w. - s,ssss Si,ss Hours.-frum 3 pA.ALto6P.M.
asoil dkw ~
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Reol estate Agrutp.
Buil0rrY & Arfhitetts.

DROOKS S. G. & II. W., BUILD
Id ERs Ais, .danufactuTers Of Doors, Blinds sash,
psrticuiar ntend paid 70 Fmg-Up stores Fact9Iy on
Diyision-st nea Centre Block CleYelanI " h0i0Ssi
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N9s.eTn & Bsneh oaes At Chicago H. through which
western AMI Sonth Western States is tIsnS,ctei ''''
VIZ. LDgkShU RI, General AGENT ResidipS IN
H. PRICE Assistant General hecat ANSSStggllns IN
This Company has Agencies in this STATE A. }oSVs
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Court eommeneed q : O'el0ek.
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] M. JOHNSON, NJ, D.
HOMGOPATHIST.

10 the Consumptiye, and all those who are suffer
inc with disease OF the Throat, Lunga,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach
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ALBION Dec -, 1863
Walter c. u pkin, EsQ.-Dear sir, Our works have
been IN operat" only one month and during that
have used than the seripg Goa purchusod OF
The Gas ms 10 thus for Is prsnounGed by those com
pe ent 70 iud the matter be equal 10 the usual
standard. Yuuis respectful =,
" v. BULLOCK
Superintendent Albion Gas 1t Co.
For further information Eppy TO
n. BUTTS q CO.,
maTlIi5m235 CleEeland, Ohio
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GEO. W, PARSONS, Sup't.


ALBANY GAS LIGHT Co D
Dec. 90th, 1858.
am very well pleased with tho Sterling Con- furnished
me o you LOT the Albion Gas Light c. rhe yield of Gas
a N9he u about the same that specified v HE Rocb
sset % Gus Light Co. test consider ii superior auaiy OF
/ am in haste yours respectfully
+. A. SABBATON
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Goal DfaLere
Sterling Coal.

WE BEG LEAVE TO SIJBMTT
herewith for your consideration several Statements
In regard to the above named Coal. For
GAS PURP OSEs
y Is no excelled by any offered in this country We
most favorable Toms. ~ NF'i
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INOTICE.-,OSlL LArLEuR Of the Parish of
~ st. Landry, having applied hs his petition to
6e appointed Administrator of tl state Of Louise
Paris' N''''
Nc 'tre, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons Sested to show cause, 1T any they have, why
said tion shall not he granted, at my office in the
town OF Opelousas, within ten days from the date Of
this advertisement.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, Dec. 25, 1858.
# " w is. LASTRAPE,S,s Clerk.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

SFA!is OF LOUISIAN AsrDistrict Court
g. farisi, Of st Landry, No. Obs. Estate Of
'a1am Andr,is widow OF john McCleland, deceased.
JOSEPH McCLELAND Of the Parish Of St Landry.
Adnlhlstiator Of the estate Of Sarah Andrus, widow
O gohn McCleland, deceased, late Of said Parish,
3a..ing Med final tableau and partition Of said
sstate accompanied by his petition, praying that
the same may be homologated and srsproyed; And
MDseas the prayer Of said petition H. been granted
py order Of Court dated Dec. "a, 1858;
refore, notice is hereby given toail persons in.
terested to show cause, il any they have, within
thirty days from the date hereof why said tableau
should not be homologated andssenfrmed.
Clerks of }, Opelousas, Ddg*a5, 1858. E
~ Is. LASTRApES. Clerk. /.
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ENTISTRY. - Dr. CAsADAvAsT. Sur.
~ geon Dentist, returns bis thanks for the liberal
share of patronage which has been bestowed on HIM
since lie visited this place, and having many on,
saeements in 0peousas, he will return tbe zoth o.
December next and will remain a few weeks at Mr.
HAYS Hotel for the purpose ofpmcticlng all opera
tons in his profession ~ /.
His reputation being 50 favoraby known In West
Baton Rouge and IbeIyille he refers generally 70
The principal citizens Of those parishes. ~
Those wishing his services Will please leave then
order. at Hays Hotel. or send him notice.
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