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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-28

JUsTicE TO THE NokTH-IIon. Mr.. Mallory
of Florida, in debate in the United States
Senate, last week, did justice 10 the Democ.
racy OF the North in the following declara.
ton :-"l believe, sir, that if there be in the
world patriotic band of men, devoted 10
the best interests OF their country, and de.
termined at every self sacrifice to MAINTAIN
them, it is the gallant little band Of North
ern Democrats in these very New England
States and take this opportunity 10 mani
fest my confidence in their actions"
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Tinwars 4 Stove Establishment.

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in-
u forms his old friends and customers,
that he has purchased his brother's interest
in the above establishment, and The con-
Germ will hereafter be conducted by himself
exclusively. He has just received and of
"a, fers Tor sale the largest and most ex-
a tensive assortment Of FANCY STOTVS
- ever introduced into this market.
Siovepipe and Tinware constantly on
hand and manufactured TO order. All kinds
Of repairing done, as usual, nm short notice.
The patronage of old friends and new GUS
TONERS is respectfully solicited.
A. M. RUPERT.
Bloomsburg, Jan. 10, 1853. If.
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Auditors Notice,

In the matter of The Estate of John Price, late
Of Columbia county, deceased.
THE undersign ed Auditor, appointed BY
the Orphan's Court of Columbia county, TO
ascertain whether there are any liens
against any oil tho parties having an inter.
est in The estate of the said dec essed, will
attend TO the duties Of his appointment a,
bis Office, in omsburg. on Monday, the
Thirte,h day Of January, A. D., 1860, a, 10
o'clock, q. m, when and where all persous
interested may attend, if they think proper.
WESLEY WRIT, Auditor.
Bloomsbury, Dec. 81, l859-4t
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

WILL be exposed 10 public sale on the
" premises, in Sugarloaf township, Col.
umbia county. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1860,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, all that Ger.
tain PLANTATION AND
TRACT OF LAND,
adjoining lands OF William ]. Hess on the
south, VIM. Hess on the east, VIM. Sic.
phens on the north and east, aud land of The
heirs of Robert Montgomery on the west,
containing
l74 ACRES AND l49 PERCHES,
late the Estate of Conrad Hess, deceased.
There is on the premises Two Story
Ia Cd g @ Cd IN s. Cd Q
a Log Barn, Frame Shed. Two Apple Orch
ards, Two Sugar Camps, and about Fifty
Acres Cleared Land. The crop of Grain
upon the premises when sold, will be re-.
served. II Possession of the prem .ses
will be given 20 tbs purchaser on the first
day of April next. Conditions will be
made known on day of sale.
WILLIAM HESS,
Executor Of Conrad Hess, deed.
Sugarloaf twp, Dec. 81, 1859.
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BurrER 10 quoted at 16 cts. per pound in
Lewisburg beef and pork cts. pound;
corn 10 and oat 80 cts per bushel. There
is slight difference between the Lewisburg
market and Bloomsburg. Here. butter, corn,
potatoes, and beef are higher.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-28

DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF New oRK-The
President has appointed James j, Roosevelt
to the District Attorreyship of Nav York,
vacant by the death of Mr.. Sedgwick The
appointment was sent to the Senate on Fri.
day and Immediately confirmed.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-28

Ma. DANIEL E. CoNKLIN, of Suffolk, Long
Island, killed wild duck last Tuesday, and
took from its gizzard three pieces of gold
in its pure state, resembling the Jumps
which are found in the river diggiugs of Cal.
iiornia. A rich duck
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-28

SMALL NorEs in MIssIssIpPI.-The Sem
ate of Mississippi has passed bill to ex-
cude from circulation in that State the
hank issues OF other States of all denomina-
tions under twenty dollars.
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WRT FEET.-One Of the most prolific
sources of disease in this country is wet
ieet. When pavements are covered with
slush or water-soaked snow-it requires
such leather as we seldom find in boots TO
keep the water from penetrating. If it does
not actually reach the feet, it at least i'm
parts chilling dampness to them, which
ascends the body as readily as smoke does
a stack. People whose system is not in
perfect order, are most liable 10 attacks of
sickness from damp feet In this matter
we are all equally interested, and thick
shoes may greatly proong life.
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Col. REUBEN KELLER, of Adamsburg, not
long since, killed two hogs weighing re-
spectively COL and Sill lbs. Columbia is
still ahead OF Snyder. A hog was butcher
ed in this place, few days ago, which
weighed 620 lbs. Senator Keller will have
to feed his porkerS little more corn next
time.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-28

The CITIZENS of Jersey Shore have intro
duced gas-ight into their town. This is an
improvement that every town oi any con-
siderable size should have.
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Administratrix's Notice.

Estate Of Henry Essiek, late of Madison t,rp.,
Columbia County, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
1 minislration on The estate of Henry Ee-
sick, of Madison ,owP., Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted by the Regis.
ter OF Columbia county, ts Lydia R. Essick
residing in Madison township, Col. cour,y.
All persons having claims or demands a.
gansi the estate OF The decedsni are hereby
requested 10 present them for settlement,
aud those indebted will make payment I'm .
mediately 10 LYDIA K. ESSICK,
Madison, Dec. 20, 1859. Adm'trr.
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Mr.. VIM D. BUTLER has been appointed
as Superintendent of Public Schools OF
Montour County, in place of Mr.. A. B. PUT
NAM, resigned. Mr.. Butler is at present en-
gagged as teacher in the High Schools of
this borough.-Danuiu Democrat
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AN editor says that the only reason why
his house was not blown away during the
late gale, was because there was a heavy
mortgage upon it.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-28

The AMERICAN VOLUNTEER, published at
Carlisle, Pa, by John B. Braton. came to
our sanclum last week with new suit of
clothes on, feeling quite proud and we'll
might it, for il looked admirably well.
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ENTS WANTEDI
TO SELL
Cary'S Patent Cap & Breast Lantern

To those furnishing satisfactory reieren-
ces, a liberal salary and expenses will be
paid. The article is needed by every far
mer and mechanic in the country, and will
meet witt ready sale. For particulars ad o..
dress, ]. C. CARY, Patsnise,
81 Nassau Street, New York.
December 81, 1859.
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LOCAL NEwsPAPERs.-We cheerfully en-.
dorse the remarks of colemporary, that
local newspapers should be complete re-
flex of the business and prosperity of their
place Of publication, and every one ough,
TO be impressed with the importance oil this
fact who has charge of such journals. 1t
should be the imperative duty of all busi-
ness men 10 patronize, sustain and encour-
age their local journals, not only for their
own individual interest, but for the welfare
of the community in which they are pub
lished. Local news Of local papers is SO re-
garded by intelligent business men in every
place. 1t is through this source tha: one is
qualified 10 Judge of the business an activi-
ty of towns and villages; therefore the ne.
cessi,y of literally pa,ronizing local papers,
not only by the way of advertising, but in
furnishing the material 10 make them en-.
tertaning and profitable 10 all. 1t cannot
be expected that an editor is cognizan.
of all that is transpiring throughout the
town and country, and for this reason ev.
cry man should iesl it a privilege to assist
in making public, through the local papers,
events of daily occurrence in the communi.
ty in which he resides. By this course edi.
tors can furnish through their respective
papers a complete record of all that trans.
pires of interest in town and country.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-28

Mn HASNUM, former editor of the Allen
town Democrat, has purchased the Luzerne
Union, and will take charge of it about the
Ist Of January.
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X
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.

n Chance 10 obtain 7wo Handsome Steel En-
grarines II Beautiful Enernuing nso
asa Premium TO ere'y Sub@ribrU
Fiction. News. IIamor, Agriculture, tho
Markets, &C., &c., &c.
THE Pfoprieiols Of The Saturday Evening
Pnst-'the oldest and best of the
Weeklies"-have The pleasure to sGnonuce
10 The reading public, thar they have Nat de
an exclusive engagement with an AuIhnf
whose powerful Stories have Of late atrac.
ted great attention; Gnd thai thsy will
open the year 1860 with novelel, written
expressly for The Pos, called
THE EARL'S DAUGHTERS
By the Author of ''fhe Red Couu Farm "
"The Rock, ;" The "Elesler Halliwelp Storie+
"The Six Gray Powders" "The Diamout
Bracelet" &c, Sc.
In this story, written expressly for The
Post, this powerful wriler's seni us has had
full scope afforded il and we are able 10
slate-havine read it in manuscript, for i,
is already 10 hand-lhai il will m AXE a SELL
salion, unless we are greatly mistaken, az
one Of the most powerful aud interesting
stories ever published.
TO enable those nnacqusinted with The
Post 10 judge ot The richness and variety of
lis general contents, we may state that du-
ring tho past year We have published now
eels, stories, poems, essays, &C., from ths
pens OF the following gifted writer's.
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A NEW TRIAL has lately been granted TO
Jacob Foust who has been convicted twice
of murder in The first degree, at Erie, Pa.
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The Rev. JOSHUA KELLY has removed from
B7uncy 10 Wi,liamsport to take the pastoral
charge of the Baptist Church Of that place.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-28

The property Of the Montour Iron Com
pany, at Danville, is again in the hands Of
the Sheriff. .... ..
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
"p6u 9S1oOoe

TN pursuance of an order oi the Orphans
= Court OF Columbia county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2iST, 1860,
at / o'clock in the forenoon, Solomon Ney.
hard, adm mistrator of Benjamin Haymsn,
late OF Orange township, Columbia county,
deceased, will expose TO sale, BY public ven-
due, upon the premises, a certain
T r ACT OF L A NJ D,
situate in Orange township, Columbia co.,
adjoining lands of Daniel Keiffer and WIN .
Eilenberger on the south, other lands late
OF inieslale on the east, Isaac Hagenbuch,
David Herring and Henry Wolf on the
north, and VIM. Fissler OH The west, con.
tanning
30 Acres and no Perches,
strict measure. There is erected on the
premises, a two Story frame DIVE LING
HOUSE, about fifteen acres CLEARED
LAND, young
Apple ORCHARD.
a Well of Water Ct the door; late the Es.
state ol said deceased, situate IN the town.
ship OF Orange, and county aforesaid.
Terms made known on day of sale.
SOLOMON NEYHARD, Adm'r.
Orange twp, Dec. 81, 1859.
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
AND TR u ST COW Il NY,
Capital Stock 100000.
EOMPANY'S Building Walnut Street
~ South East corner of Fourth, Philadel-
phia.
Life Insurance al the usual Mutual Rates, es
al joint stock rates, al about 20 per cent lins
or al Total Abstinence Rates, the lowest or
the world.
A. WHILDIN, President.
J. C. SINS, Sec. A.C. MENscH, Agent.
April 81, 1859.
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A FULL ASSORTMENT of WATCH6
- Glasses, both in and out side, and S.A
SPECTACLE, GLASSES, for sale CHEAP foT
cash by HENRY ZUPPINGER,
Matchmaker.
Bloomsburg, Dec. %, 1853.
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pens OF The following gifted writer's:
P r James, Mary Howilt,
Charles Dickens, Author Of ''Tne Red
Alfred Tenuyson, Court Farm"
Charles Reade, Auhor of "Farm of
H w Longfeow, Four Acres"
Charles Mackay, Grace Greenwood,
Wilkie Collins. Miss Pardoe,
DR. o w Holmes, Florence Percy,
T Arthur, Amelia B Edwards,
Author of rhe Scout Emma Alice Brown.
&c, Author of "The Ebo-,
Alex. Dumas, ny Caskel,"
John Whittier, Mrs. M A Dennison,
Owen Memedilh, Fanny NJ Ray mond,
P J Baily, (Auhor of Nora Perry,
"Festus,O lisa Craig,
Lieut. Haoersham, Miss Martineau.
The Post does not contine itself, however,
10 works OF the imagination, as so many
Weeklies now do. 1t generally devoles a
lar portion OF lis ample space 10 The news
OF the week, foreign and domestic, to let-
ters from PARIS, TO an Agricultural depau.
ment, 10 Bank Note and S ock Lists, aud 10
weekly and accurate price current of fhs
produce markets, &c., Sc.
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,nne-t q, Paroisse st. Lae
e,ry.-No. 'sG92.~@Saa@ sk " 20. VS.. FRANK
Cane Robertson.
En- yertu dun ordre de saisie ct de Yente delVfe
dams raf,sire ci.dessus par In Gour de District dams
1t pour lt.s2saroisse st. Landry. ct le susdlt Fiat, ct
Il moi adrasse, il sera expose Ell vente puuliflte' po,9r
fu compliant a IL Maison de Gonr, dams Ia vile DIES
Opelousas, SAMEDl, lie 3me Jour de septembre A. u.
1850. eop4neneant Il ii heures \. NJ etcohttnnant
de ieur Ell jour, sill est n6cessaire, tnl's les dr6its,
titres. interet is ct prttentious dudit dflentei'r, Frank
Cane Robertson, a la ~propriete %sdIvahte, salsie
nour ~satisfaire lie dit ofdre, SAVIOR: .
Un certain mnreeat tie terra situe dams la parolH-
90 ST Landry, sur Ia riviere AtcbafalafA dams lie
Township 3, section IL Sud de Ia rangsh 7Sl5st, dams
lie District des terres Sud Quest de Ia honisianee ct
plos pnrticnlieremen deerit CONNIE suit; eommeh-
cant 4 la riviele Atchafalaya dams lie township. 8,
section II sud, de Ia rases@e I Est, dams lc District
dcs terres Sud Quest dc Louisiane sur In r'viere
Atehatalay au point de frart de la lllgne tree
entire la terre appartenanf Fergus Hawthorn et Ia
teue apparteuaut Il W. F.&savis ct de Ia s'etendant
lie jo,q' de In slsdite ligne d l'onestjusqn'a 60 qn'elle
arrive an Bayou Powell ttant lie premier Bayou au-
dessas aa bayou connn sons lie nom dn bayou DAVIS
ct Giant lie second bayou audessus de la deme1're de-
". r. Davis, ct de Ia Sc d~esignant vers le inllleIl du
Bayou Powell jusqu'a lAtehafaya, de Ia le long de
PAttclafalaya en- montant insqn'au point de depart
avec tnutes les hatisses ct ales amtlioratIons quls y
~trouyent ct quiy appartiennent.
Bureau dl Sheriff, 0peloysas % outlet 1859.
H.. V. CHACEERE, sheriff.
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LEROY G. MORRIS.

(SEeRdrArRE PRIv6 Du GouvERNEuR.)
A GENGE HENERALE DE COLLEC,
- TlONs, Baton Rouge, Lee. otfre respeetuense,
ment ses services en- cette %capacit6. Tons ordre.
.qni lni seront c%nnfies poar Ia collection de toutes
rerlamations contre fEtat, seront eSacut4s ayec
prnmptitnde ct fid6lit6, a IN taux reasonable.
IL s'ocenpera atissi de faire rentrer des terres
pour ceux qni voudront hiea l'honorer de lear con.
fance, ct qni lui fourniront les renseignements
neeessatres, retativement a la ~localite, le uum6ro
du township, la rangae, etc; aussi, pour lie rachat
des terres yeiidues on couiisql6es au profit de IE-
tat, pour lie non Placement DIES taxes.
REFERENcEs: 5.--
Baton Rouge. Le-tiony. Robert G. Wickliffe, ct
FHonorable A. s. Heron.
paroisse llheryille-L'Ey. Gonv. P. o. Hehert.
Nellie. 0rltans--Gen. NJ, Grivot, Gen. John T..
Lewis, Hon. A. 0. Ogden, Gen. John Armstrong,
Carrolton-W. I. Scott, Esq.
Natchitnches--Dr. J.. w. Butler.
Lac Proyidence--T. B. r. Hatch, Esq.
81 mai 1RSa -grn s. IT. E-5 NF 0er5f srra 5'H
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n RD0NNANGE.-Une 0rdonnaueeqotant lie droit
" aux esclaves de louer letr propre temps dams

hhloNN hNJE.--uife Dfd0nn1ueetotant lie droit
~ aux esclaves de louer le,ir propre temps dams
Vu quill y q IN grand nomhred 'eselaves dams In
vile des Opelousas qui continuellement circulept
dams nos r,es sous lie pretexte de chercher de Ton.
vfage par 700 gu par jour ct qui quand qnelaue e.
tayel de eette vile desire les louer, %refusent de
taife une %lournee douvrage on en- d'autres termes
retusent de TRAVELLER excepti gfiis soient engages
pour an Jab,.et w que ees ~esciayes iemandent tan.
]9ufs tiie piastIe ct une piastre ct demie par ipur
qaand lis sont eontraints de TRAVELLER a Ia %ionrnee:
CT WI que Ron salt que plusienrs de cs ~esclaves spt-
ettsent sir lears propres maitres en- leur payant il
peu pres Ia motifs de ce quils gagnent ct au'is ts-
pehsent Ia balance dune maniere iIlieite; SC prorne.
nant dams Ia vile ct empeehant les uutres esclayes
de remplir ieurs devoirs.
Qult SOFT done ordonnt par lie Canseil de Vile
DE IL vile DIES opeloasas; Qi'aueun naitre d,esela.
YES ne lonera ses ~eselaves il eux memes. sous neiot
Z ayoir a payer vingt cling ~l,iastres pour cil;eiie Of.
tense. Qaauctin csefave HAanra lie drait ia travail.
Ter on de ~clier,3lef a fairc dos ~jaera6es a'AaYrara
dams Ia vile DIES 0pelalsas n moins, Gull I'M ellie
ant IN permis special dc son maitre on de sa mai.
tresse on do I'agent de son maitre on de 81 maitres-
Sc, dams leqnef sera donn6 ie nom de Ia personne a
qui Feselave est lou6 ct allssi lie nombre de iours ct
le tank de lolagse par jour. Et que les maitres de
to'is les eseiayes qni seront arrates ct qni n'auropi
pas dc pefnls, aufout 4 payer me amen,le de div
pastries pour ehaque otfense: Qaiaucnm esclaye an
esslaveS anront In permission dc ~demenrer dams In
vile dies Opelnnsas a mains an'ils solent rctents
chez lie maitle on chez IN nersnnna 4 on; -.
lorfs. f".ns s'u'
ut il est par le present ,iit deyoir du Constable a.
Nalie de METRE en- force lOrdonnance suslite.
2ae cette 0fdonnanee sera EN- force trente iours
apres sa premiere publication,
Ofdbnne &c p JUN 1859. -
+. Il. HEgRARD, President pro fem.
Jos. D. RICHARD, Grelier. , mil
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| A VIS.-L4e public est par lie present ayerti que Ia
n societd On a cit appareidlnent lieu sous III ruis
son Seret n Feray a etG termiaGe par e~onsente-
ment mntuel lie Is ayril ls5s. les personnes oui
dpiyent i ladite soci&t6 sont de plns %averties que lie
sonssigns aayant liyrt a NJ. Ffray les l%ivres, complies,
billets ct larsent fait pour quill en- applique lie mon
tant au Placement DIES dettes de Ia soeiGte. NJ. Ftray
ayant garae FaIgent, fait les recouvretnents et Dego-
Gle les ettets snsaits ne ationnes pour son conpte
personnel sans av1ir payi les dcttes, ct WI aussi que
dies eTretirs CONSIDERABLE existent dams Ia ten,le des
livfes par lli; je declare one ie ne reconnaitrai au-
pour son usage personnel nj aueun recn a moins
quil ne soft signe par l.. D. Verret 4 F. FGray, WI
gull ne peat y ayoir qnun rtglement en- Justice
entire nous, en- consequence les personnes qut doivent
pour ettets aclletGs alenean fait par Verret Il FGray
on . iadite soeiete on a qaei titre que ce soft, sont
prices de ne pas payer jas4u'a nouvel orare.
opelousas. Z mai 1853. l.. D.. NERRET.
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A VIS.--Le sonssigne saisit cette occasion
pour renercier lie public dc ~l'encou- Z B-a,
r age1nent qii hi a etc accord6, ct annon- EsEssfIAaa3
ce ell meme temps gull continue, CONNIE par e
pass6, a son atelier a Washington, il faire tontes
sortes de PREPARATIONS aux %voitures, telles que vernir,
garnif, etc. i! peint aussi les enseignes, It esptre
par son attention rarticulierc, mfriter la continue
ton de encouragement liberal don't il est Iobjet.
Washington, Lne., II ayril 1s5s.--la
. A. GOING.
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MI AGASIN DE MEUBEES
WI LOUIS WAITER.

Rue du Maine, fancien Cate de NJ. Perrault.)
lie soassigne ayant onyert un lnagasin de meuhles
aux Opelonsas annonce au public quill les yeudra a
pcu pres aux n1emes prix de la Nonvelle Orleans, Y
conpris les frais de transport. n continaera a faire
des meubles, les rcparer, Ut en- frhangera de vieux
pour des nenfs. II snllicite une vi-ite de la part DIES
Danes CONNIE des Messietrs. 90.
Recgs par lie steamer Bayou Belle.
! bal assortment Arnoires Npyer ct !i~cajou,
Lifts Ell tons genres ct de tontes dimensions,
Lifts ct Bereeanx d'eufants,
" Lavabos avecet sans Inarbres, -..
Cilaises ct heeeeases de toutes descriptions,
Tables a manger ayec ct sas coulisses de toutes
grandears.
Tables rondes Meyer ct Acainu,
Gaeridons ~trtla4ai+, Sofas. Glaces assorties de
grandeur ct mcuble de fantAisie, ..s
Nteessaifes, Bottles a 5rvragc, Garde tnanger, etc.
lr janv ls59--ly LOUIS WAITER.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-06

ECURIE DIES OPELOUsAs-Tenue
- par Nareisse Jones, valet de.
cnrie.--0ffte de grands avantages .as3$s@@Ssz-6s
9tx voyasears ct 4 tous eeux gui A2Rss
Nfnieht louer des chevaux ct v~oitures,
La reputation que s'est faite Narcisse CONNIE ba.
IN eeurle, sans prendre en- consideration que sou
s.arS appf9slsionnement de foarrase lui donne TN
Juste a%Sre a Encouragement public.
oh tfoasera %tnuloars a son eeurie, Mars, Ayoine,
sz,l, Foin Ct Pailles de Ia meilieure eualit6,
IL 0pelousss, nov. 6 ISIS.
JOHN PosEY, Proprietaire.