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State of Lots( (ala.gsal,

paI;s% n'sss;'s sG S. o1snn; Hasa,v. No. 1907
Estate of Robert e. Smith, decd.
MyDWARD NJ. WILLARD, Of the Parish
-Ml of St. Landry, Testamentary Exeeu.
torof the Succession Of Dr. Robert E. Smith,
deceased. late Of the Parish Of Sc. Landry,
having fled Tableau or Annual Account Of
his Administration Of said Estate, aecompa-
MED by a petition praying that the same NAV
be homologated And whereas, the prayer
of said petition has been granted by an order
Of Court. dated 25th August. 1859.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested. to make opposition in Writingaih my
Office. within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said lableau OF account should not be
homUlogated. -,1--.z
L. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
fno!nranr Aoroc& 9TH fQEA
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NO OTICE 70 d PUBLIC.

j VI Y laxadeTslg ned tales this Opportunity
% return his thanks u his friends and
the puhlicin genera. for The confidence shown
him il tho sale ef produce during the last
season, and hereby announces hat he contint.
asa n bny Gottan, WeoI and Hides 1t the
highest prices. either lor cash os ID drafts On
.NsW Orleans. He hopes I'll inerease his al
ready lare patronage.
d. 1OURET.
0pBlousas, April 22SSd, 1850 s.
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Public Sale.

Estate Of the late Edvsge Olen, deceased.
TWyHE Public are hereby informed that
Id there will be sold at public sale, 10 the
last and highess bidder. by the undersigned,
Administrator.
On edaaesdaA 21st September ners, 1859,
ON t@ Plantation hereinafter described the
folAwiDg described property belonging to the
Estate Of Edvige Glen, decea1ed wife of
Joseph Bergeron, pere. late of Tie Parish Of
st. Landry, to.wit.
A Certain Tract Of Land,
1 NJ situated. at Prairie Ores Che
s vreuil, Parish Of st. Landry
measuring sixty acres (more or less) superb
eial measure, bounded North by lands Of g.
Cyprien Lalonde, South by those Of Mrs. Mi
chel Mayer, East BY Francois Periot, and
West BY Francois Castillo, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected
and thereto pertaining, as being the last resi-
dence of said deceased.
A NEGRO WOMAN, named Caroline,
aged about 80 years.
One yoke Of oxen, hor-
ses, gentle cows, ploughs,
household furniture, kitchen uten-
|sils and other articles.
Terms ami conditions One third Of
the purchase price payable on the 1st May
next, 1860, one third on the first Of May
following, 1861, andthe last third on the first
Of May 1862. Purchasers furnishing secu-
rity in solsd0 to the satisfaction Of the Ad-
ninistrator of said Estate, and all sums not
punctually paid at maturity to bear interest
al the rate ofeight per cent per annum from
time due until paid. And moreover the
land and Slave remaining specialN hyposhe.
Gated unto said Estate, until full and entire
payment Of capital snd interest, which may
accrue thereon. a
JOSEPH ST. GYR. Administrator.
Opelousas August 220th, 1859
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lA Right TURNER.

Ntz4 ~ " - VI ~ 8 D. ss .
sz4y ID d md dsrsigned offers his services q
ta plat,ters az this parish n i Cart,
igst ND 4 rurner ao llii.I llli.I shep he has
jjnst ~ uaacih hios b will
turn slhe II hesls aald many other
Harks Rsah apiidliisy andd isiun ~ stakes
this opparfunitg 10 torna ahe m that his
aatab bliishnssnt IS ensiraly inde asnt Of tha
BIaeksu1ith Shops of j h,iinI Iand I.aa-
traaies Iii asigh hhotts and shas all work sent
ID NH lnsi tt psid fllt on delivery,
DaherWisa fhe wos nj not ID lsRsrsd Hs
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Sc ossHS w.
lain street, near Charles N. Ealer's Store.


The undersigned being convinced
IN that the 4 true policy Of the merchant
msncement Of each season thus being able to suit,
more fully and perhaps cheapes. his patrons, he
would hereby inform his friends and the public in
general that he has just arrived from NeW Orleans
with complete and fresh assortment of Dry Goods
and others which be holds at such low prices that
will certainly astonish any visitor who may come
md examine his goods.
) His stock Of goods consists principally in:
Fancy Barsge Dress Patrons,
Jaconets, Brillantines Calicos,
# Gloves, CrinoIiaes, Petticoats,
and many other fancy articles for ladies'
Also:-Ready made Spring Ctothing for gentle-
men and boys, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Shoes, Boots,
cr2yats ssc;, &c, Saddles Harnesses, Collars. Be.
d Coma and examine his stock and Judge yourself
of the quality and prices. s55T s. Levy. 8
opelousas, March leth, 1853.
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RIllDRE LA,

sE aKs Die GU tge y sssast8 aEAl aver,
AFFERS his services so she pyblie of she Parish
of St Eandsy zssiag established 81 81 Mar
tl.ssils Depot III ItAlian the f.si quality
III iscw prepasedt ereat unarary Monussats Rith
a tassss, ih d pfosap and orknanlike manner and
0t ns1dalats pSiesa.
Those vfo MAJ need services ailI please Hrite
fo Hin. III NJ Assti1sE IL appiy q the editor ol
sheE EOpslotsas Aug ", 1855.
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TH undersigned being about
- extending his Store, for the pur-
/ ssaaaass az pose d admitting full supply Of
Fall and Winter Goods, from New
xork, would take this opportunity to ai,nounce to
his many patrons and the public ia general, that
hs wishes to dispose ofall his Spring and Summer
Goods and for that purpose, be viii sell the same
at snch low price that those who will take the
trouble Of coming and price bis goods, will not
lave his store without purchasing full supply
Qpslonsas, June Is, 1859 s. LEVY.
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IL VALINCo Ant r ctitionerin midwifery
IL n surgeon-D Dentist, having sstab blished himself
permanently ii 0peiousas, offers hla serriees %
his u dow citizens. He illIal ali hls functions
with zeal md prudence, and diTt-eaten will be
cHrsd bY him In about two week $s
Gratuitoas consultations for he indigents, on
Monday aud Friday from s to 4 closk a..
q Rs3fetsnecs
Or. r.. Achsr, Adolphe Garrigues,
Rsvlilon II Taylor, A germ Arcenanx,
III tast H- Sandoz, jean E. Areenaux,
0nszime Is. Guldry, Ramon Ria,
G1IlatntIaas 25ki1 Sent lssaS. ..ss
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An 4 PLANTATION, ,

dza situated in the Parish Of sc. Landry
as the: quarter called Prairie Vile Plate,
measuring two hundred and forty arpents
(more or less). bounded South by the Bayou
de Ia Petite Anse, North by lands Of Cyprien
Larose Fontenot pere, East by Cyprien La.
rose Fontenot, aud West by John Speyer,
together with the Buildings and Improve
ments thereon, it being the last residence Of
said deceased together, also, with another
Tract Of Wood Land, situated on the said
Bayou Petite Anse, measuring about seventy
superficial arpents.
A gGa&s AA0Y or LANDp
joining the Plantation above described, meas.
uring TWO hundred and forty arpents. to.
getheo With Tract Of Wood Land, contain
ing about 20 arpents, situated on the Bayou
de la Petite Passe.
The Following
CHOICE SLAVES.
ALEXANDRA. grif man. aged about
80 years
AUGUsTIN, mulatto man, aged about
% years.
PHIL, anegro-man, aged about % years.
RENE. grif colored woman, aged about
80 years. 4
MEL1YE. negro.woman, aged about -
years
FELICITE. negro-woman, aged about
20 years
~ About 20 head of gentle
milch cows, ten work hor-
ses and mares, two yoke of work
oxen, a buggy, a lot Of hogs, an OK
cart, the crop of cotton now grow
ing ON the plantation, about 400
barrels of corn in the shuck, planta-
ton implements, household f1rni-
ture, kitchen utensils, and many
other articles, the enumeration Of
which would be too tedious.
Terms and Condstio,as All sums Of
five Dollars and under. payable on the first
day Of April Eighteen hundred and sizty-one,
and all sums over FIVE Dollars, payable in
two equal annual instalnents, that is to say
one half on the first Of April 1861, and the
other half on the lst Of April following, 1862.
Purchasers furnishing security ia s0lado to
the satisfaction Of whom the right, and all
sums not punctually paid at maturita to bear
interest at the rate of eight per cent peran-
nun from time due until paid. And more
over, the lands and slaves remaining specially
mortgaged unto the Estate until full aud Gu.
tire payment ofcapital and interest.
VALC0URT GUILLORY,
Administrator.
Opelousas, August 9th, 1859.
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fs Monla here annoance 20 my friends and ac-
qnansances Of 81 Landry and tho neighboring Par
ishes, that will antsr into the above house On the
10th of ysnuary naab where viii alHays be ready
70 cell them goods AZ moderate prices and upon as
favorable conditions as any honsa o the kind in New
orleans asd win Gill; With dispatch and atteation -
orders from the country.
Dec. lls 1858. 4 A. PATIN.
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rKsTGSEas-

ID ILhIRE PK1LLET, I. d. .. Of the
Parish Of St. Landry, having applied
BY bis petition to be appointed Administra-
tor Of the Estate of Felicite 0ursol, deceased
widow of Antoine Pallet, lats Of the Parish
ofst. Landry. y.
Now, therefore, any person Intending 70
make opposition to said appointment, will
file the same. In writing. if any they have at
my Office, 10 the Town Of Opelousas, within
ten days from sIiee date Of The present notice.
T.. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas. September 10th, 1859,
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Il. i. THOap III, ahstIonser.
HhFFERS hisserYices I'd The public ofthe Parish
Of 81. Landry. Hs can always be found il
the Sf.esIH 8 ofEce. #sS
Opeiousas, March 18th. 1850 g
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EMyHE public are hereby notified that q
81 Special Term Of the District Court. in
and for the Parish Of St. Landry, will be hol-
den in the Town of Opelousss, on Monday
the 18th day Of September next. 1859.
Judge Edouard Simon, of the 18th judicial
District presiding.
Clerks Office, +
0pelousas Aug. 20 1859
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yOMDa d

Boarding by The wear, slao 90
Day Scholars By the year. 90 90
a BY the month a 90
FuRnrTuRF.
Bedatead, Mattraas, PiIloHt bTt the quarter, 81 90
Washing BIZ che uaonth, 4 SO
The stndenss ase expected - furnish their lights,
and their wood during the winter. 49,
There will be two pnblie ,sarni. annual examinas
tinns axTiag aaefi sssar. V
The Scholastic year Is composed Of IL 2Ssnoaths,
including .he.E1onth Of vacation
The reductions inscases Of sickness or other can-
ses independent ofthe will, will always be accor-
ded with the greatest equity.
Medicine and the attention ofPhysician in case
Of sickness, at che cost Of Parents, In which case
Parents have itat their option 70 choose their med
Sraf attendant
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FNEsE ID usl iEsr hi sale tlheir en-
ssEs stssek ~ t,aIriiags Insaria
Riae a eIt Vi lair Oll estab bilshed Shop. 0n tess
sanahls terms IS Itts ~ N
Nh slsltls
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May 2stll. 1859.
1selI>Gtte.sep @pr(ttQs.

THIS delightful Summer Resort,
s &situated in the Parish Of st. Landry.
Rina beautiful rolling Pine woods coun-
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TFrom ,he nnston JournaI.l

SPECIFIC POR REMOVING THE TAPE-WoRM.-
We have been requested to publish the follow
ing specific for eradicating the tape-worm,
which is one of the worst ills that the human
system is subjected to. The Names residences,
&c, of number Of persons who have oeen GU
red by its use, have been communicated to us,
together with the peculiar circumstances of each
case but we do not deem it essential TO publish
them. There eau be no reasonable doubt, with
the evidence before us that the remedy has
proved cfficacious in many cases, not only in
this, but other countries. The recipe was pub
lished in the Boston Medical and Surgical Jour
nal when that periodical was under the control
of Dr. j. " Q. Smith, who repeatedly cOmmen-
ded it to the attention of the faculty, and gave
publicity to instances where the specific had
produced the desired effect In all the cases
communicated to US but single implication of
the remedy appeared to have been necessary
although some remarkable cures were effected.
The recipe is rs follows:
"Procure sufficient seed of the pumpkin
(those grown in the West Indies are the besO
to make two ounces after removing the outside
shell of the seed: put them into mortar aud
add half pint of water; pound them well up
and make liquid orgeat of them, which strain
through a cloth. Drink this mixture in the
morning on fasting stomach. Ii it does not
operate in the course of an hour and a half,
take an ounce of castor oil. Drink all the time
as much fresh cool water as the stomach can
bear or contain; that Is, drench yourself with
water. After taking the orgeat, if the stomach
is well ribbed with ether, and an injection of
about sixty drops of it is taken, you will find it
an assistant to the orGeat, but tins may not be
necessary. Should the first application of the
remedy not answer, repeat it the next morning,
and there is no doubt your complaint will be
removed The worm win leave the patient all
at once, and probably entire. This can be as
certained by finding the small ehd or head Of il,
which tapers off almost TO point"
1t has been found that the seeds of the mar
row squash answer the purpose nearly as well
as those Of the pumpkin. They were used in a
recent case at Plymouth, Mass, with entire sue
cess.
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WHEE
THE INTELLIGENCER.

IN book called Heart Pictures" written,
we believe, by somebody in Tennessee, there oc.
ours description of a lonely ride which the
author took with pleasant lady, the temptation
that followed, and the heroic self-dcnial practi-
ced on the occasion. The following brief para
graph tells the whole story:
From Camden to Lancaster distance of
thirty-eight miles, l Travelled alone with Mrs.
Greaves- She was a sweet and interesting wo.
man-so sweet and interesting that fastidious
as am on that subject believe would have
been willing to have kitsed her. had, how
ever, several reasons for not perpetrating this
act l. am such good husband wouldn't
my sweet wife. q was afraid the driver would
see me and tell Greaves. g. didn't think Mrs.
Greaves would let me-"
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(Ezraet) In lifting the kettle from the ere It BE-
came unmauAgeable tilted over, and sealdsd hands
very severely almost TO crisp. Il awful sight
The Mustang Hninent appeared TO extract the pain. Il
healed rapidly without and left of
count Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER
Such language as this, is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used.
This Lniment is indispensable 10 Planters,
and owners of horses and mules.-Air. John Da-
nierman, Montgomery. Ala, sold a slave for
$500 who raised from utter uselessness by
this Liniment Every family should have it
BE very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Liniment, and take other.
Sold By all Dealers Throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands Of the Ocean.
for 25 ca so Cts. and sl,oo. Per Bottle.
R.SR.Y.BS = PARK, ~. y.
7. II. LOGAN 3 Co., and LAUGHLINs 1 BUsHFIELI
gSnta for Wheeling. ie9 Wy ditH-E
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
BROADWAY,

CORNER FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK.
Oilers inducements to MEEoHASTs and TOURISTS visiting
New York, unsurpassed by any hotel In the Metropolis
The following among the advantages which It POSSESSES
and which will he appreciated by all travellers.
ls central location convenient places business
as well as places OF amusement
2d. Serppulousy clean, well furnished and well yentia
ted sleeping apartments.
3D. Large and superby furnished sitting rooms, with
Of broadway.
4th Being conducted the European plan visitors can
live In the best style, with the greatest economy.
9Th. Il Is connected with
TAKLOR's OELEBRATED SALOONS,
where visitors have their meals or they desire they
will be furnished in their rooms.
9th The fare served In the Saloons and Hotel Is AcnoW
edged by eure TO be vastly superior to that ofany other
Hotel in the city.
With all these advantages the of living
SAIoSAL, s much below that Of any other Hotel
feb26-smdtw&E a. FREEMAN, Proprietor.
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TIE TRADES CoNDExsED.-A friend sends us
the following bit, cut from newspaper of the
last generation:
Cory OF a HANDBHL LATELY Distributed IN
THE WEST OF ENGLAND.-Rogcr Giles, surgeon,
parish clerk, and schoolmaster, reforms ladies
and gentlemen, that he draws teeth without
waiting moment blisters at the lowest terms,
and fysicks at penny peace. Sells Godfath-
er's Cordel, cuts corns, and undertakes to keep
anybody's nails by the year, or so on. Young
ladies and gentlemen tort their grammar Ian
guage in the neatcst manner--also grat0 care
tnkcn of their morals and spellin. Also some
Sarme singing and teaching the Hol Boy! Cow
rillions and other dances taught at home and
abroad. Perfumery in all its branches. Sells
all sorts of stashonry wares, backing balls, red
herrings and coles, scrubbing brushes, cncle,
mouse traps and all other sorts of sweat meats
likewise, taters, sasages and other garden stuffs
-als frute, hats, ballits, ,hoy, tinwnre and other
eatables. Tumhor sarve, cornsarves and all
hardwarcs. He also performs teebottomy in
curious manner Furthermore, in particular, he
has laid in a large assortment Of tripe, china
ware, dogs, meat, lolypOp and other pickles,
such as hoysters, etc-Old rags bought aud sold
here, and not any ware helse-and new laid eggs
every day, by me, Roger Giles. p. S. l teaches
jugrify, and all them outlandish things. n. b.
A bawl on Wednesday.
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TnE TRANCE LrNGUIsr.-Mr Bordly, the man
whose lips were touched during trance, and
whose tongue was loOsened to such degree that
instantly he was able to speak seven different
languages, spoke last evening at the Rev. Mr..
Smiths Church. Mr.. Bordly gave an account
of the miracle which had been performed on
him, and gave the audience to understand that
he was special messenger iron on High for the
accomplishment of the missionary work These
languages, he said, he spoke with the mother
tongue, he not knowing the meaning of word
he uttered. He gave various exhibitions of his
powers. "Ning ching IL. .J;t Ooiu hi ydh," Chi.
nese of course. az pturitus Bordly," Latin.
"No speake AngIaise, me pdrley rous FraHSi,"
French. Mine got" German, and ".Si 50 car
rah hou IN UamOus quino sa6e," which is un-
doubtedy Spanish. A Portuguese jew, who
interpreted his language of the old Jewish peo-
pie, said that he gave an account of the cruci-
fxion. Taking the entertainment for all in all,
there has not been such power OF language
given to any living thing since Balaam's ass
spake.--Ne0 Beelyord Standard, March lgh.
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BLISS G. CAMPBELL,
(sucoEssoRs v. JIHEs0N)
MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALER RETAIL DEALERS
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
No. Sd JInIn street,

WI1LEIIING, VA.
WE lust receiving Spring styles Of Rats, Caps,
w and Straw Goods which, when complete viii surpass
other stock OF the kind offered in this city. Our
stock consists of OF the rarest and onabe
STYLES Of Moes skin SIR Soft, Beaver sEimer Metropolis
tan, HungAran. oberon, Mario, Kossuh, Planters, Tur
and French STYLES which prices
suit the presen tsring-ney the The
lie repeatedly Invited TO call and examine for then
selves. [api5l BLISS I CAMPBELL
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MUSTANG LINIAIENT.
vALUA8LE HORSE SAVED,

Mr. S. LErcH Hyde Park, Vt, writes 80 That the
considered worthless" his eaEs sPAyin)
but since the OF the Mustang Inimeut have
sold him for $3.50 eash. Your niment has been doing
woaders up here"
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FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGEN CEY,
WHEELING, VA.
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO., OF
IL PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Incorporated by Act ofIhs LegIsIature Of
PeuusylVnuin.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. SBOO.OOO, PULL
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED.
Lnrezfed foAOtca.
First Bongs and MortEagvs Proper
" IN the City OF PhiiadelPhia, e1s5.0aO
stocks worm part.. ...-...--.-------- 22s,lo0
Van , on l..1, L. =; 5i'lso
Amount cf Stock due on Call. 1,T1N
THIS COMPANY EFFECTS INSURANCE OEi
Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Lumber on YES
sells Cargo and freight to all Ports and by Railroad Lakes
and Rivers at the lowest Rates. upon liberal
Terms guaranteeing PromPtPaymeht the adiustentof
Losses
Perpetual Insuraaeeat at usual rates.
z. d. sWEARISGEN,
Agent for the State Of Virginia
Once Union Hail Buildings, West side OF Main ST. Qnd
door South OF y. W. Bank. anR0
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q. p. BROWN

=. II HLNO W n
1IS IIAGN ATREET,
lEALER In Watches, Clocks, Jeuelry, Plated
- Ware, Fancy Goods, Ae-, Ee Wholesale and Retail
Agent fer the sale Of the CELEBRATkD AMERICAN
WATCHES manufactured bV AFFLEIoN, FHAcT Co, alto
Agent for the WHEELER WILSON sEWING MACHINks,
announc his rrturn from Neu York complete
soTtmsut 0f every variety of goods his lire, uhch E
be offered pTiees compete With any house the
country. Please cell and examine before puTtsEinE
ELere SepIt-Iy
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MORSEs CATTLE, e.

such as Ring Calls SPAWN, Scratches,
Poll-EYil, Sweeney, HooEail, DC, are subdued
and cured by the
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TE-MI'
WILL YOU
SUFFER.
Sd HE
Y 0 ] R
HORSES.

The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LlNlMENT, is eoextensive with the civilization
of the globe Other articles claim to diieviGts
pain and distress-this cures Family Physi-
clans, Government Hospitals. Naval Dispensa-
tories Farriers, Planters Farmers, Livery-men,
DC, have practically demonstrated this fact
throughout the world. No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support
from Medical and Scientific men.
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RMEU.M.RTES.W

Ulcers, Tumours, Running Sores, Scrofula, Stiff
Joints, Felons, Swellings, Burns, Bites. Boils,
Chaps, Neuralgia. Salt-Rheum. and all aches
and pains upon man, and kindred complaints
uDon
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

30 pale, pale now, those rosy IIps,
aft hae kissed sac fondlyl
And closed for aye the sparkling glance,
That dwelt on the sac kindly
And mould'rlng now In silent dust,
The heart that lo'ed me dearly
But still within my bosom's cOri
shallliVe my Highland Maryi"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

HIGHLAND MARY.-This sweet young girl,
who has been made immortal by the poets song;
around whose fair brow he has thrown the bright
aureole of love, consecrating her for all time as
the very Madonna of Loves first devotion in
the hearts of men, was but the humble dairy
maid of Col Montgomery. But what queen
will live us long in history; what beauty will
dwell as warmly in the memory of men, or in
the envy of woman, as she who inspired those
lines of sad devotion that will be sung in tears
as long as human hearts can feel, and human
tongues can utter the tender SORROWS of buried
love.