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PREACHERS AND PREACHING. BY shs Rev. NICHOLAS
MuRR,Y, D. ID. limo, pp. So3. Harper Brothers.
The fruits of protracted experience in the ministry
Of the Gospel presented in this feryen. and inn
pressve volume. The attention of tho author has been
especially directed to the influence aud character of
the clergy the of their aud failure in iu
dividual instances and their relations to parish and
people He has aimed in the composition Of the present
work to ineite the entire ministry of the church to
higher zeal and earnestness in the discharge Of s
great functions, to elevate 20 the place which ii
should hold in the civilization of the world aesoring
to the divine plan, and to impress upon the church
deeper sense of lis duty toward its pastors and teach
ers. DIR. Murray bas SET forth the various topics
nected with his main theme, with his characteristic
puDgeney and point and eniyened the Discussion with
many spposte exa npes and lively anecdotes.
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o0 HEATH of AMERICAN WOMEN. %

have examined snd snslyIed the Grsessaeery h<s.hal
Uterine Cshoon The iEgredien,s are very vuAoe IN
ux heah sHd tkeir peculiar con5n<en gives difess and
a A HAMS, NJ D.,
Ckexisf l< tis Saz.s ef Aass1ehassf:s."
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s,s PgLMosIo wAfERsEss RS sa
AN Price IS per koz be hsd ts and co hroStsy
Manufactured a No. - FHhonsv., Breof1n
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EEw-JERsEY-
Copn-etiBg New Hsnnpt0n With The Delswue LaaksxAnuu
.nd Western hEo.d, and EAston sh he Lehish V.ey
WiNTrR AERANoEMEsr-ccuuenein pes is. issa-
Levs Aew fer Esstoa and intsrmsdsis PAces from ot
Of CotlfsaI Hfi-, 81 and t:le Yer Ssuer-
vile b lhe sbave trains, azi a s;so ,.
FrcIa fisT No. S1h River a. 100 and III n and 20
for Eson and ister1eiiss satisn<; fss Somerys By
The abose frs1s and u I'D .. N
The y trAin rom foot 81 fCoaran-st and the II 20
Lehgh Valley Rsoad and ihence via East PenDsyivEns Ran
roed - hes1ns without ohange 81 and connects Read
inE direct Tor Pottsyille sns H.TrsbEIg.
fssensers for the Dess1re Lsekax.nns snd wes,e Raj
7ss rom Pier only; LehiEh ya-y Railroad and
I m rom foot OF CouTtlsnstss and I % and II 30
hon Piers n K only. JOHN o. sTEhSs, Superintendent
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ and ser Monday Nov. IT, 1853 Passenger Trains win
ls1ys M PEI ioei Of DgsEest, ss follows. VIZ; =.
ahdafalL aad prncifal ineTnediae Stations
W1 PASSENGER Il sE for Sewburgh, Port Jervis,
and in.snns eiaie Stations.
NIGHT EMPRESS at 30 for Dunkrk Buffalo Canan-
daigus and principal Stations.
be Trains Elmira with the Canszdairus
sisgsys Fails Railroad; BinShamtcn with the
Tor aechsser and Bfao q eat Bend with the Railroad for
Scranton: and Buffalo and Dunkrk with the Lake Shore
hshoad ior Ceyend Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
NATh'L MARSH, Receiver CHAs. MIEoT eeal suP't
NEw-JERsEY RATLROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHlA and she SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
CiTf-Asn and Express hnes leave NewYort st and II
and and sre 81 Through Tickets sold FOR Gin
einnsti and the Nes and fer Washington NevOesns and
the south k and through baggage checked to Washington in
j. W. WOoDRUFF, Assistant saperir,enden.
No baggage will be ed for unless delivered and
eheesed Is ninnies in sdysrce OF the time Of leaving
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
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MarbiHerp.
Wrean 6teamers, &r.

ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVl-
n CATION COMPANY'S NEW-YORk AND oALWAl
TINFbe next departure hom New orb viii be me speA
IA "a nov rul stesshp PRINCE ALBERT Capt frowss
xLish VIM leave ON THURSDAY, January lsso toachns
St. Johns n f. to receive the royal mails Ihs vss % "a
have been and she Is Of the nnett ana 'e
PpIce. az PAsAaK-Frst esss $50 els and t6o tsttsr
% Galway only); third $50 including fee tickets 10 many
~ hs n5ixcal cities the main railway routes OF Soti
Rsn aud ireland Third class must provide pste kne'
forE &C. and bedding Passengers 70 SlSh1 s's.
sS ssond slss, e Passage In the third ois oas ee 80
srTd 40 bring persons Galway for 800 fer eish' On
passage apply only to ~ ~ E Ho "a RYo.arn,
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NEw-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN HINTRR ERRaNCRNENT

Lh 11AnasC
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY.
On and ser THURSDAY Dee Is lS39 trains WIN leave 18Th
81 station, Hev-Yori, follows:
For Wiilan1sbTidge-s:3o and II fso and $3.50 ..
For White Plsins-l2:3o and ?. m
For White Pains-55 ffoE White and Centrests
fof CTot0n Fsls-4 p. M, from i6th-st
For Mllerton-s ,. M, from 36th-st
For Alhany-ea N, from 5otbft-, mai train
For Albsny-3:o0p m, from ath-st-, express train
Al through with ~ u Central H. for the Wess
Returning, viii leave
Wifiansordge-e49 snd s:to q m, I and $40 p. N
" hite Plsins-5 and 7;3o . r., and $50 p. N
Croton fals-7 m.
Millert0n-TA
Abeuy-iI "a mail ard 3:S, o. m, express trafns-
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NEW-JERSEY RAILRoAD.-iioliday ar
In Tangements for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR,
BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND PhlLADELfhLAi

-
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND PhlLADELfhLAi
Christmas Excursion Tickets will be seld ioi al ths An- 70
and fom Phlsdeiphia SATURDAY, Dee ~ s'od " return
on or before TUESDAY, 9th. ,,., ,..,.
Ke,sYesrs Excursion Tickets win be sold for ~ tn uain'
10 and om Philadelphia sAIUkDAlt Dec o. s0Vdto fr
turn on or before TUESDAY, Jan. 3 1850
F,re from Newark TO Phsdephis ard return ~ -
Fseur,ou Tickets and from Way Stations On the NeE
Jersey and Mfope Railroads for Of the trains Fhisde
pA Lines eyeepted the lod and 24ih Dec good 20 return
on or before TUESDAY, nth. 49, 81,
Fxeurou Tickets cold the Nth and Ss Dec sood 70
return on or before TUESDAY, Jan 3, leo
Par, between Newly orb end Newark ~ e-ns
Pare between Newly ok and Elzabeth....... - e-fts
Fare between New.Y orb and Rshwsy...,.''.. o. ee1'
Fare between Newly ork and New BrunsNck
TYcurson Tickets between NewisEk Newark ti1A'e'n'
Railway and East Milestone 80, - -, L, *
Fsrs bstween Newark and Milestone, both wAys'.''
FsTe between Elizabeth and Milestone, hoih ways -
Pare between Rshwsy znd disione both Nsys'
Win the privilege 70 BTunsiek Pss.engeIs OF returning
on their Excursion Tickets n the IA a.,
IN. ~ IiJtisht train New ioIk wl es e1traa- s
Elizabeth uud Railway On MOSDAi E'hNi-'Ni 'sA- - w.
Jersey City Dec. Il, issee .-,-,, -. s,.E Inn
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rTNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-
Il TON, for BOSTON PRONIDENCE-Lsnd Roaie-Ihe
shortest and direet-Carrying the Eastern Mail.
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Jeel stone and O.
sonntton and Providence and boston Ant PToydsnee h
leaving Newly ork daily Sunday eIoeped nom Pier No
IN. r. wharf above Battery plece) at snd Ston
urtou $3.50 u arrival Of the msn sn which leaves
Boston al $3.50 =, 49,.
Tho c. VANDERBILT from NewYork Monday, Wednes
dsy, and Friday From Stoningon Tuesday, Ihunday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New-Yers, Tuesday, Thnrr
day, and Saturday. From stonnson-Aona'y "Wednesday
and Friday.
Passenger proceed from stOnnsOn Rslrosa to Proy
dsne and Boston IN the Express Mail Train reaching said
places Of those by sAo= routes and IN arpb time
ior all early Morning Lines cosnecng North and East
remain board the steamer eney
phts rest breakfast desirea aud eaye stoans
ton the trsin connecting at ProVidencs win tAs ii
Baggage Master scoOmpsnie, the Steamer and Train through
each way. -,
For rGssse berhs state freight .PPy board The
steamer the Freight Once Pier No North River or 81
the oeice Of the Company, No. 10 Bsteryplaee
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TIME BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FRw-YoEK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. s.s,.s.sss's'''s''s'''''''P
Second Cabin Passage. -
FRox BosToE 10 LIVERPOOL .rA
Chief Cabin Passage ......'..s'.ss'''''''''''Va %
Second Cabia Passage. '.'s,. ....;'ii..
The ships from Boston cal ai HslnaI ana Set nsS'''
pEPSII Can't Judksns CANADA, Capt LsnG
apHRIi cant u stone AMERICA Capt hlhf
h,. -, - ~ - 1T, NIAGARA Capt Andersos,
aarip1SICa C.rt Shxnpon EUROPA, Capt. J. Le<sea
NJ "N' -f SCOTIA tnow buldngl.
These vessels carry clear white light a. hast hsaai s'
.Asyboerd bow red on port bow -, -. n. I.
cT.,PA Leitch .'s leaves boston. 49, W nss n
PTRsiA Judins leaves n ORR w nIS "a
AMERICA ARar. ieSves 5o,,on, S - vySaJ.y Jsn
ASIA. Lott. ......s'''' leaves ~ Ws1ne.i.x Ian II
CANADA Lang. leaves posso'' 80 J.r ls
ARABIA Stone leaves posson 80 ,v5ss.i.y Ixn Is
EUROPA, Leitcb.. Sa.ss ~ i"A''' '"
p1s.,s;snceS Sarreon on Board -, 80.
THE owners Of these ships wih not ~ ~ nssls nm
silver Bullion Specie Jewey freelHus hsrc-
Ia expressed s'f nssnE ~ EUNARD No Bowling ereee
TTY0E NORTH GERMAN LL0YDs steamship
RRrNEN H. wEssxLs Commander carrying inc O-''e1
sts.es Mail will sail positively on 90
S'''o' ' SATURDAY, Dec. II, 81 IL NJ
RREsfEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking Passengers for .u-.,ys. 49, -.
roSpoS. HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON and shhNE-'' g. '''
AS-'NN-' " following rates:
T,,,, Cabin sioo; second csbin. s6oi stesrsge 80"
ohLi "'NA' No 81 Broad~sy
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.
E1ira Steamer, st Pasaua and Aoarglco.

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RtVER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves New FORK every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, st o'eloek,
and the EMP IRE STATE, Capt Brsyton. on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock, IN, nom Pier
No q, N. n.
Hereafter DO win be regarded secured any appH
cant until the shall have been paid for.
FREIGHT Boston forwarded through with great dipatsh "
en- Express freight Train.
WN BORDEN, Agent, Nos 10 and Il wesss-
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EVENINGS AT THE MICROSCOPE BY PmsIsr HxSRx
0OssE, FRS nmo. Pp. lso D. ApPesen Co
Without punging into the depths Of science, the an
thor OF this volume has given very agreeable account
of hs experience IN microscopic research, describing
the wonders of animal organization which thus re-
yealed, and throwing hOod Of light on the minase
processes of insect life, which opens new world to tho
student of nature. The book is not only rich in inter-
estiDg details of natural history but furnishes val
liable guide TO amateurs engaged IN the same branch Os
investigation.
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TTEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ ,ssa WINTYR ARRANGEMENT. lsss-

Commencing Dec. II, lssa.
r.,,,.r s..t,on In New ok 3h e. and tsss
Entrance o. TRANS LEAVE SEw-YoRK
TorN evHHvSu = g u lexl is;ls s.ls seIl ssv -
Is0r m For BhesepoI g m er IL IL .t
S Ws,,port m l3:ls s;so ,sd 4se N For s'T-sa
80 ~ Ia,l5 s:i5 (ex \; s:5e 4:20 $50 N fcr DA,fen
y n.ricb u, m; l2l5 $3.50, t:So, S:ss Fsf
ssrarS sse = Isr) q N nls s:l: teIk s:S 49,
u For for Chester sadintsrnedisie sessieas' sA ~" ~
S''O' 49, CONNECTING TRAINS:
r., Roop Via Sprinsheld N. texl s;lsr m te1l ~
p'ss,, Iq,Is m M vs NevIondos stonngtoa- AID rrs,r
ssne. yor Hsord sad Springfield "a tsI Iz;iS 90.
~ fo,perticut River Railroad to honrea n
and al3 p M (eI) to oSorthanPton For IIo,s
Snes ard Fislkin RkilSosd a n teIl toI
-, nd Stouuaton Railroad ct a. lf:l3 sna
: ~ Tor Css.i Railroad 70 Couinsvile N le1 ana
p n to Hsrh.rPsea 70. hsss~oae ~. nsasa,, "a Ns
y.i Rarosd, 9l H., s;ss 2 NJ uovr s..rt,..,deut
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLR0AD.-Frcm Dec.
~ 1esa Train. viii leave ChsInbesst Station a. olow.
F,rrs. Tysns and II N. and s:eo for sins sus
IL md $40 m for PoushkeePse m sad y " & ala
ga N m foT Petlskfl 5:ls p honesl and bunAo
rtin with ,eepngcSIsl leaves sbtst daay n s.s'
m she Por.hieepse Poekski snd Sing sins Lrasn step
n,. of The Nav stations PsseEgers taken a. Chambers
CnrI Chr,spb-r and slsss Train. for Asv orr Leave
sy AZ C;l5 and lO:iOs n and Gt and p M and Albany
s00A' ~ NA A s. SMITH, SaPeIinienaenf.
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CHRISTIANITY AND MODERN TSFipELrry BY tho
Rev. Il. ~. lIoRsAS. l1no.. PIP "a Danfe bsas. ~
The point Of view from which the faith vinaicsied in
this volume Is considered Is that Of the Church os
Epeland ss deilBed by the standard common TO her
self and the whole of catholic Chrss<nd,m. The
form Of discussion is that Of dialogue beswesn
who has rejected intellectual allegiance 10 Christian
"i,y, in common with Suaass, Nchte, Martinean.
Carlyle, FrOuSe, Emerson, Hcnpen, Newman, aud
others, and Protestant Christian Of the Episcopal
Church. The Argument Is conducted with great
spirit on the part The pracpalinte0euier, especially
in that portion which deals with the obecans Of inf
dcls against the Christian religion.
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MEMOIRS OF REV. HENRY LoBDELL. ~ D. BY Rev
w. TrIER, d. d. limo Pp AZ Amegicon Trlcs So
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regarded seixeas nosel shhOush Il, sOundness "a
ike iaih. - spaparsd ~ish shs pgeyAing onhOdozy,
might ssn,s of impssel rent. fsasAsads ipseecala-
tions .heabss. political ss5as, De tslstons a
sex and finally and ths moral nd rhysis trsains ea
a Christian gentleman. wha,syss nsy 10 shosght ef
Tie opinions Of the author can cav N aassfios
bis knowledge Of human nature his honesty ef pass
pose, and the tendency OF his work 10 provoke see-
ton ard inquiry.
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Rnaurial.
BANK NOTE COMPANY,

n No. / Wallet
%rlNK- NOTE ENGRAVING and PRINTING a every form,
sspsly executed An the modern improvements OF vsue
- designs and nseiie< and Important safeguards De
e3hy tks Company 20 prevent counerfe ing and altering
- are offered prass Bonds and Cert6catcs Of a de
sse--srssers- Inuaved and Printed
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OFPlCE IBE MERcANriLR FIRE lssURANcE Co, 4
No IS Wallst, Newly ork, Dec q, 1889
nIVIDEND.-Ihe Board of Directors Of thi
NJ Company have declared dividend Of SIX PER CENT
fr SIX MONTHS payable and after the "a day Of
~ Hsz untl which time ihe Transfer be closed
JOHN BAKER, Secretary.
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&I0 000 TO $4,000 to LEND, in one or
gp AOsOOO two sums, mortgage, In Staten Island
or Hudson River Counties Ample security and 6rstolas
bondmen required Also money to lend in to suit In
r. sALTONsTALL No. IT wsnr.
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who rely OF,
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The sciences of Chemistry aud Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this best, most per-
feet pnrgative which is knawn to man. Ininmera-
bic proofs are shown that these pills have virtues
which snrpass in excellence the ordinary medicines,
and that they win unprecedentedy upon the esteem
OF all men. They are safc aud pleasant to toke, but
powerful to cure Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities Of the body remove the
distinctions of its organs, purify the blood, and
expel disease. They purge~ont the foul humoys
which breed and grow distemper, stimulate sluggish
or djsrordered organs into their natural action and
impart healthy tone with strength to the whole
system. Not only do they cure the everyday com
plants of evry body, but also formidable and dam
gerous diseases that have bailed the best of human
are at the same time in diminished doscs the safest
and best physc that can he employed for children.
Being sagar-coated, they are pleasant to take and
being purely vegetable, are free from any risk Of
harm. Cures have been made which surpass belief
were they not suhstantiated by of such exalted
position aud charter as to forbid the suspicion Of
nntl7ith Many eminent clergymen and physicians
have lent their names to certfyto the public the
reliability OF my remedies, while Others have sent
me the assurance of their conviction that my pre-
parations contribute immensely to the relief of my
afflicted, suffering fellow-ulen.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac containing directions
ior their and certificates of their cures of the
following complaints
Co-itiyeness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul
Stomach, Nausea, INDIGESTION, Morbid lnactinn Of
the Bowels aud Pain arising thercirom, Flatuleney,
Loss of Appetite. all Ulccreus and Cutaneous Dis
ease which require an evacueht Melicine Soorfula
or Kings Evil. They also, by purifying the blood
lnd stimulating the system, crcc many complaints
which ii would not be supposed they could rench
such AS Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous Irljtablity, z ngements of the Liver and
kidneps Gout. and other kindred complaints arising
tron allow state of the body obstruction of its
obstruction oi its functions.
Do not be put off by nnprinciplet deplers with
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oPELousAs SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 22
SHERIFFS SALES.
IHERIFF' s sAIEs,a,o = !, -

1EklFF SALEs--sstate Of Louisiana
a. a.! District Court, sst. Lanary.MNo lsa
iN,,'e !, fna'tlne VS.. Lawrence Younr
ny virtue Of writ OF fl fa, issued in the ahove
Innsieu sMt, by VIM H. Spencer, Justice Of the
aeIing u and for the Parish of ST. Landry and
at 'l,; di9lesald and to me directed. will expose
a. a. PUBIC sale, at twelve months credit. at the
Hgaf,-hoase NJ Of this Parish, ron SATURDAY. the
tha tsn ray OF February, A. Dss5e, commencing at
sas ~ noaf 81 IL A. NJ and continuing from day TO
aay,ii necessary, the purchaser giving bond with
Sscursy and paying five per cent interest from the
sae an the right, title, interest and demand
AZ ~ 'ae saia defendant, Lawrence Young, in and to
tne ip owing property, seized to satisfy said writ
\, 2narpents of land, lying in Prairie laurent in
u .ie Parish Of 81, Landry, bounded North by lands
~ T =. Fontame Wabe South by lands of Arceneau,
West by lands of Charles Dan, together VIII aii
tiidings and improvements thereon.
" 8 Office, Opelonsas, January Is, 1859.
SY l.. v. CHAGHERE, Sheriff.
SHERlFFs sALE.4-State Of Louisiana,
- DISTRICT Cont, Parish Of st. Landry.--No 5000.
Harry L.ittell Jewell vs. Pliny D. Hardy. S''s'
virtue OF writ off fa issued ia the above enti
tied SUIT, by the District Court iss ssthe parish
Oh ~. Landry and State afop a..s sSssee direct
ed VIII expose atpublic sor cash at the Court
house Of this Parish, on SATURDAY, the 5th dav
or VI mafcn' a. ID. 1853, commencing ut the hour
OIL II A. NJ. and continuing from day to day. II
necessary all the right, title interest and demand
OF the said defendant, Pliny D. HARDY IN and to the
loilowing property, seized to satisfy said writ, to
certain plantation situated near and adjoining
a tract of 4a.s Of l4O superficial arpents more or
less bounded on the West ly the town of Opelou-
sas on the East by lands now owned by Mrs,
avarlste Debailon and by lands of Dir. George Hill,
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CT. LANDRY MEDICINE DEPOT.
~ The undersigned Keeps constantly on
hand a large and well selected stock of Drugs, sry3
Chemicals Paints, Oils, Dye Stuifs, Varnsbes, III
Pure Wines and Blandies for medicinal purposes,
Stationery, Garden Seeds and choice Havana Cigars
and Tobacco.
J.. q. Ayers special and sole agent in opclousas
for the sale Of Cherry Pectoral, Cathartc Pills. etc.
Also agent for Moilat's Ioudons, Champion's,
Hull's. Woodman's. nowanl's, Railways Il. II. II,
and Perry Davis Pain Killer, and all other popular
patent Remcdies.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at MI hours
night and day. Physicians and planters orders
respectfully solicited
0pelousas, Nov. 6, 1858. JOHN POSEY.
Druggist and Apnthecary.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel
IL phia.--A Benevolent Institution established
by special Endowment for tie Relief of the Sick
and Distressed afflicted with Viruleit and Epidemic
Diseases.
The Howard Association. in view of the awful
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases and the deceptions rracticed upon the unor
tanate victims OF such Diseases by QGachs, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
tha'itahle act worthy of their name, TO open Il
pIsnensary for the treatment Of this class OF dis
eases, in all their forms, and to give Medical adsce
gratis to all who apply by letter, with description
ot their condition, Gage occupation, habits OF life,
etc., and in cases Of extreme poverty, to furnish
Medicines free of charge It is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill
OF the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, IN their Annual
Report upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases, for
the year ending january lst 1858 express the
highest satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the lahors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of Spermatorrhma, Seminal Weakness, l,npo-
teuee, Gonerh@a Gleet Syphilis, the vice of Oman
ism or seilaDuse, etc. aud order continuance of
The same plan for the enspiltp year.
The Directors, review of the past feel as
sured that their ahors in this sphere of benevolent
effort have been of great benefit to the afflicted,
especially to the young, and they have resolved to
devote themselves. with renewed zeal to this very
important and much dcspised cause.
Ar admirable Report on Spermatorrhpo or
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Oaanislr Mastuiba-
ton, or seiiahuse and other diseases Of the sexual
organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail lin a sealed onvciupe), free of Charge on re-
ceipt of two stamps for postage Other.Reports and
Tracts on the nature and treatment Of sexual dis
eases, diet, etc are constantly being published for
gratuitOus distribution. and will he sent to the al.
hicted Some of the new remedies and methods OF
treatment discovered during the last year, are OF
great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE
Y. CALHOUN. Consulting surgeon, Howard Asso,
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELI, President.
Gro. FATRcHILB, Secretary.
lS5S-Iv.
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Ion SALE. n pncg sion Of

5oN SALE. - oucg sion Of
kolo Tbe public are notified that,
.srt Dosess ssas orier of the Hon. the District
X srtue q rar ~ the Parish Of ST. Landry, dated
,uft, ~ aaa 1859 and in conformity with the
January tamily anil meeting duly homologated,
Ivlloisr y = .saay, ss,,, February 10, 1859,
"e'" ss,a.nce of the deceased, in Grand
gsIIsss ggsdIssd property, ' to wit; ,. 20 v.,,.s
s'''Syr rohu negro man ag aood' og aSc"t ysat y
Bsptiste, negro ma 49, ex
years', - man aged aboa 20 years;
alie. Ileero |, na, nan AGED abont22 years;
'en, negro - n1S e.an aged abost 10 years;
cos, nesro aged about Is years;
lla, nsgyo nssss man I sed about ~ years;
y, nss,u ss,,, lhrp' hov aged about l6 years;
tl!asa nssap negro boy aged about IL years;
pss's nsaro boy aged about 13 years;
2av,otto n', bow aged about l6 years;
onra ,4, airl aged about ~ years;
hssrn ae5sa aTirl aged about II years;
~ hssse nsaro n,nan woman aged about Az years, TO-
Xxx M, her two children, VIZ;
4 aged 0 years,
idie, aged year. -, ,,,or+ On yours n.
negro woman aBeu aoo"' '''' -
III fer two children, viz:
randre, aged years,
&C., lis ageu Woman aged abont so years.
n.sasa.r";x nsssv head Of gentle HORNED iNT7SA
p,ges5 p,55,,arie consisting of about ySSM
rn.;,a 'a;Ish horned cattle, branded II IL.
M NIX \. ranging in the Parishes of st.
draIntsati, excepting the horned cattle
~ sarne Dtands, which range IN tllle
ijrie Prairie Plaisahce ana ola urahd
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-22

NTOTICE-The undersigned, thankful for
~ the patronage heretofore extended II a.gg2
to him, would respectfully inform his --As;:ils2
friends and the public generally that he has located
himself in tile Town Of Washington, where he is
now ready to execute promptly and with neatness
All work entrusted to him, saeh as Carriage Repair.
ing. Painting, Trimming and 0rnamentias, rs well
a. Sign and Ornamental Painting generally. by
t;nnation So of nntronage A. GOING.
w washington, La, 8prl II, 1S5s.-ly.