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g0MDE EHEGRJB3
Boarding by the year, $40 90
Day Scholars by the year. 40 90
3 . g by the month, 90

Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the quarter, ST. 90
Washing by the month, 1 SO
The students expected to furnish their lights,
and their wood during the winter.
There will be two public scmi-annual examina-
tions during each year.
The Scholastic year is composed of - months,
including the month of vacation.
The reductions in cases of sickness OF other eau
ses independent of the will, will always be accor-
ded with the greatest equity.
Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
Of sickness, at thescost Of Parents in which case
Parents have it at their option to choose their med
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ISID0RE GRAOUILLA,
NH argle cutter aaBds EaagfaVeE

fMFFERS Ills services to the public ofthe Parish
~ Of St. Landry. Having established at st. Mar
tinsye, Depot Of Italian Marble Of the FIRST quality
now nreparea 10 erect Knnerary Monuments with
or withaut Inscriptions, ON plans and according
all tastes, In d prompt and WorkmanIke manner and
en moderate prices.
Those who may need his services will please write
70 him. at st Martinsvie, or apply 70 the editor ct
The 0pelousas Courier. Aug. IA, 1858.
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YHg d undersigned offer for sale their en-
tire stock Of Carriiage Material, like.
wise To rent their old established Shop, on rea:
sonable terms. GIBBS 8 CLARK.
OpcIousas, january aaatl1, 1859.
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October 9th, 1858.-tf.


T 7 IN - n = -.
THE subscriber takes this method "
Of informing the public, that he has ass@ss.-<Sssa
on hand and is daily manufacturing aSEENN'
all kinds of Saddles, Brides, Harness &$$latsla|
and every other article usually kept AHMIMNg
in his line Of trade, at Nessrs. Gibbs saIa
& Clark's shop, where youscalfsIlnd
at all times, from a low price saddle ~
Or harness to the fnegt that can be Il
made in the State, dali ii soited as he is deter
mined to please both in price and qaalsty of work
GEORGE PULFORD.,
Opelonsas. May lst 1a5s.--lY.
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Etlenuote aDegyaIcotlrt,

\ MToTARY5 PUBLIC AND AUGTIONE IN and
for the Parish Of st. Landry, offers his services
as such to his friends and the public in general.
His Office i. az his residence, near Grand Coteau.
All orders leh a. the store Of Mr. j. B.. Polngue,
70 Grand Cotaau, VIII be- prompt attended ted to.
Sc. Landry, April 6th, 1855. IS
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Wood Land near Washington,

81 WILL offer for sale, in lots to suit pur-
IL chasers, on Saturday the End day of
April next, before the Court House. in Ope-
lousas, the following property, belonging to
Mrs. Celeste Garland:
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Landing Warehouse. !.
TT VIE 8 lIa;g Nl,agg

Ia.ll llyNllElza yNllElza & Asl VIZ gg
n 600 sazrs1s s,s!i ! 5ss,!2g, 4z f91si ( L.
superior. 70 thc.celenrated ThomastoWn Lime,
on hand and for sale by the undersigned.
Those who are in need Of Lime to build Or
otherwise would Do we'll TO purchase this
article, as it is inferior to none and will be
sold a great deal cheaper than the Thomas
town Lime. .s...45 s;#
Il For sale ii large or small lots, either On the
premises Or il the Town Of Opelousas.
f. LuTZ
0ofobar 9th 1893 IF
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Mcdical Notice.

BORNE & GRADENIGO, Collectors,
EKTILL take in collection, claims Of all kinds and
w descriptions which may be entrusted to them
from the Parish Of ST. Landry and those adjoining,
~ well as from New Orleans, They hope BY their
iudussry and punctuality to deserve share Of the
public patronage. Their Office is on Main street,
Opelonsas, opposite NJ. Provost Jan. 10, 1853.
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RUNAWAY NEGRO!
$50 e E w "A r d.!
A RANAWAY from the plantation
GA Of the undersigned, below Patterson
Qk vile, on the 28thof June last. mu-
ES latto boy named CARLOS. He is
%IE/aged about % years, is 5 feet 4 or
g inches high. and speaks both the
English and French languages, but the latter
with more facility He looks very much like
an Indian, his frame, his straight black hair,
his reddish complexion. and his very carriage
bespeaking that origin.
The above reward will be given to whoever
will take him to the undersigned, or lodge
him safely in one Of the jails Of this State, or
other State, and inform the owners Of his
arrest.
NJ Captains Of STEAMBOATS, or other crafts
are requested to notice the above.
G. a. BRIANT u BROTHER.
/ Pattersonville, La, March 18th, 1859.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF 0PELoUSlS.
Preparatory School for the Academies
of the Union.

"Eaetire Religious and Political Tolerance"
DEPARTMENTS:
c. E. DuRAND, Principal: Professor Of French,
Latin, History and Mathematics.
@ HENRY B. SLOANE, Professor Of English Geonle-
try, Geography a.d Wruing.
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STORE.

FUEN11URE STORE.
SN THE undersigned takes this method
nh Of informing the public that he has has just just
~ opened furniture store, in the building
SSs: !. zs;: % ss sS
hand good assortment Of household furniture,
among Hhch
BEDsTEADs, in Mahogany:
BEDSTEADS, in Black Walnut and other wood
TABLES, in Mahogany, Black Walnut and other
wood, for parlors, bedrooms, &C.;
ARMOlREs, in Mahogany, Black Walnut &c.;
SOFAS, BUREAUX;
SIDEBOARDS. SAFES; .
ROCKING CHAIRS, WASHSTANDS.
CHAIRS, for pallors, dining -rooms, &C., and
many other articles too tedious to enunerate.
He takes this opportunity to announce to his
friends and the public that he will continue to ma Ike
new furniture, repair old ones and exchange new
ones for any article Of old furniture, which NAV be
repaired
Hoping to merit a-share of the pubicapatronage
he invites ladies and gentlemen to come and give
him a call and examine his lot Of furniture.
LOUIS WAITER.
Opelousas, December l1th 1883
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PLANTATION FOR SAFE.

E0LA AN'EATEaDN FOR sAs.Hi.
tG9:..:aSA A likely plantation, 8 miles from
ssssAh Opeousas, is offered for sale at pr-
- vate sale. It contains l h arpents
of land, 30 or 80 Of which is wood land, and
the balance good for cultivation There is IL
good dwelling house, negroe quarters, cotton
tgin, and all the necessary out houses and all
under fence.
For particulars apply at this office
Opelousas, April 24th, 1858. @
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JOEL d. sAMDoz, NOTARY PUBLIC

KHTILL attend with care and diligence to all
~ business entrusted to- him, such as Family
Meetings, Meeting of Creditors, sales, transfers
and exchange Of property, mortgages. release Of
mortgaaes Donations, Inventaries, Testaments, &C.
VI Ofifcs oppesit the Court House, near Thos. n.
II Lewis Ii Porter's. #
i opeIousas, April 18th, 1857
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OPELOUSAS INSTITUTION.
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG MEN.

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
DR.. J. A. A. DELARUELLE, PRINCIPAL; Professor
of French and Latin.
N. MOSS, Professor Of English and English Lit
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sEvARIsTE DEIEANs AuctIeneer.
ILL punctually attend To All sales, either
ss suecessionai or private, which may pc en-
Trusted u hin from the Parish Of ST. Landry.
oaice in G.peiousas Feb. u, 1859 9.1y.
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Sorts g3atrhtlle,

Auctioueer /ort1se Parish qf;S Landry
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Opelousas, February 5th, 1859.
IIPoint Coupee Democrat please copy
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Lumber! a4ulaaa bea.!g

opelousas, May Isl, 1sas.--1y.
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or 10 Rev. e. RAYMOND, EstEE#E
Rector Of the Church Of opelousas.
Opelousas, August 10th, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23
harrow Escape Of Q Young Lsdy from
Marrinao 20 = Clerical Imposter.
UOrrespcndence of Albany Evening Joarnail

- m Es.x o. Oct IT, 1889
About the lst Of October David slvcrsiein, claiming
be converted Jew, and representing himself 70 be
AGENT for the Montreal Tract and Bible Society ana also
tor branch Of London society for the Pro noon OF
viage New York, and called upon the cergymen OF that
place asking permission 70 preach their congregations
on the following day (he Sabbath, arranging his ap
pointnepts preach 20 many OF the several
eregatops Of that village possible under regala
0ons settled arrangements or the different CHI rches
He presented what appeared TO be satisfactory credentials
Is agent for the Montreal Bible and Tract Society and
permission was given him and contributions were taken
IN behalf OF the alleged object AT Whallonsburg few
miles from Essex, he also held forth.
Al that place he ingrataed himself into the good opn
ION Of respectable famy -whose name is withheld for
obvious reasons-and paid particular attention TO
Me daughters, making her presents Of money &c, work
hs himself into favor by relating his wonderful exploits
and atainments as traveller and scholar claiming CO.
Aery us lngust stating he had been Professor Of Ian
guages In some large theological institution at large
and which situation was now open for him. ana
thai he intended to abandon his present business and re-
turn 70 the proessorshp The daughter opposed his pro-
position 70 marry, but the parents rather Favored the
notion An arrangement was finally concluded, and de-
spite the shortness OF the acquaintance and tho general
Inconsistency OF the thing, day appointed for the
marriage. The Jew engaged the Rev. Mr.. Cope TO
o1aciaie Slverste,n conduct excited suspicion which
strengthened by rumors, led TO inquiry and IN
yestigation It was found he had woman with
him VI Plattsburg, N. r., whom he introduced as his
wife, and that they remained over night at that
place with tho Rev. Mr.. Witherspoon. he (S)
also preached and ieotured there letter from Aexan
der Kemp Secretary Of the Montreal Tract Bible
eiety, received in TO inquiries, stating that
lversten was vile impostor that ne was no agent Of
the society though he had formerly been coporteur OF
the society, and had embedded funds and been dis
charged that there was 90 society in Montreal for Pro-
noting Christian Kno Wedge among the Jews and also
stating that he believed that he was lawfully married
Jewess by whom he had two children and that in July
last he had sent his wife England The letter also con
tanned notice clipped from Northern paper caatonng
the public 10 beware Of this Sversten. warrant
procured against him for an attempt TO commit bgamy,
and an officer despatched to apprehend him.
Slversten, in the meantime, got wind that his real
character was becoming KNOWN aud took French leave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23
Obituary.

Major ELLIS, Of Cuban and Nicaraguan fame, says the
New orleans Picaye Of the 9th inst died Friday night
Of lingering consumption at the early age of thirty
MAJOR Robert Ehs a native Of Washington city, d. c.
and at early age embarked in the of freedom
with uncommon ard0r and enthusiasm He took active
part In the struggle for Cuban independence under the
brave old soldier Gen. Narcisso Lopez and fought gal
anty at the head Of his company during the short but
memorable campaign Of 1851. He received two
wounds In the engagement of Cafetal Fras, had
OF his hands badly Shattered he recovered its
perfect Returning 10 the United States after long
stay in the Spanish hospitals and PRISONS he subsequently
embarked In the Nicaragua expedition, under General
Walker. Major Ellis attached TO the Rangers, and
distinguished himself several OCCASIONS especially
The successful attempt 70 drive the Costa Rcans away
orOm Granada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

DROOKLYN BAZAAR, BROOKLYN BAZAAR
ID WATCHES JEWELRY AND PLATED WARE
WATCHES JkWELRY AND PLATED WARE
WATCHER JEWEIRY AND PLATED WARE
All Of tho best manufacture and importation, retailing At
Wholesale prices, at the Brooklyn Bazaar Is Myrtle avenue
near Fulton street, Brooklyn Target companies Furnished
with prizes a. half price = hs Brooklyn Ba1sar splendld
the cheapest and best In the city At II Myrtle avenue BROOKLYN
WATCHEs FOR SALE-TO PAY ADvANCES-ONE
w extra heavy gold Hunting Watch IS caras for 500;
cost 500; one hne ladies' Hunting Watch and Chateane
Chain for sss cost $780, j. H. BARRINGER ITO Broadway
room Is, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23
THE FIREMEN.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF MOHAWK ENGINE
"A Company No. 49, held at the engine house Saturday
evening" Oct q 1852 the following preamble aud resolutions
were unanimously adopted
whereas has pleased dispenser Of human events to
from midst in the prime Of life, late friend
and brother fireman. Thomas Ferguson endeared by
the strongest ties both friend and associste and
whereas this solemn and unexpected calls fer
preston of sympathies therefore be 1t
Resolved That IN the death Of our brother fireman We
realize the truth Of that passage IN Holy WRIT In midst
Of life deah.n AS fireman he prompt
ut the call Of duty As friend always and
Resolved That while deeply sympahise with his be-
reaved parents relatives and friends we trust they win find
Resolved, That the usual badge of mourning for
thirty and that Will attend his funeral In body
Resolved That copy of these resolutions duly auhent
Gated, be forwarded the parents Of the deceased
published In the New York Herald Sunday
Mercury. JOSEPH W. ToPHAM,
GEO. w. RoBBINs Committee,
CHAs. IL POTTER,
JOHN J. GLASS, Chairman.
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A GOOD INyEsTMRNT.-FoR SALE, A FOUR STORY
"A and basement Hor In good locality For information
address Bergen, boz liz Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, q
~ Elizabeth street. New York Oct 70 lS59ro the Fire
parade assessment hereby notified or before
the 3s October in order that the Grand Marshal may hand In
his report TO the Board Of Engineers. By request
HARRY HOWARD, Grand Marshal
Fire Department Parade.
THE MEMBERS, HONORARY MEMBERS AND
L friends Of Mohawk Engine Company No. 49, in a body
and the Fire Department general respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral of Thomas Ferguson late member
r. n, from bis late residence No Desbrosses street
CARIEs H. PorrER Secretary.
TINE MEMBERS OF MUTU AL HOOK AND LADDER
Co.. No tender their thanks to Eagle Hose Co., No. l.
their kind attentions the occasion Of second ena
parade Of the New York Fire Department.
GEORGE A HILTON, Foreman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

CHOICE LOTS FOR Saloon MADISON AVENUE:
as0 lots adjoining Thirty fourth and tho vicinity
with builders loan. DfNGEE HOLDEN,
No Nassau street and No Is Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

REDR0OM TO Into SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN
- small private family third story bedroom fur
nshsd rent including and fuel 81 per Apply at
l0Z Prince street. west OF broadway.
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OARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY m.
forms Ms cid customers and the public general be
happy % furnish fsaalss = Their pvs: rssness WIN p.rs
partns always supplied With he usual oncs 70 restore
DE health Of the inward man. Having laid In aSck Of soma
cheaper than most pssons In tho market Buyers would Dc
ws b. selecting from b, sanpe, before purchasing elss
WHARF,. WIZ. E01NTON, lzo Fulton street.
Four doors east q Broadway,
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u LIMBURGER co.'s RESTAURANT, loS WILLIAM
III atroet mas

TUGGED HARE AND Turtle SOUP FOR DINNER
d tomorrow RICHARDSON MCLEOD los Maiden lane,
of street. opened lunch and
counter English bers Scotch oatmeal peasemea ling sped
ings, &C., for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

DARN WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR FIRST CLASS
city properly must be within Is miles Of New York with
GOOD buildings unincubered and worth In cash $4,000
SSO0 New York State preferred Address 20oi Fsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

THE PATRONS OF THE wESTCHESTER HOUSE, COR
of Broome street and the Bowery and the public
Informed that on and after the h Of October hot dinners and
in the barroom Dinner from II A. NJ to 4P M and supper
from ~ ~ till II ut night Every substantial and dehcacy
the market Affords will be constantly hand and oysters
and cooked IN every and the best style will be served from the
CHOICEST qualities In the market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

JyGR SALE OR TO LET-A VERY NEAT AND GEN
teel two story attic and basement brick House. situated
Schermerhorn street Powers street,
from Fulton Atlantic Brooklyn The above
house built In the best has hot water gas
years bond and mortgage $3.50 Apply 10 G.
j. FISHER, l06 Wall street or II Powers street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

BOARD IN BROOKLYN-WELL FURNISHED ROOMS
~ and superior Board offered BY private uiy In
heir htt class dern house. i0i Ay street, SITUATED
veDienty 10 south or Wall street ferry. Dinner At six'
BOARD IN BROoKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIg
- vhe or two single gentlemen wishing tot wg
Wtlloughby street. =
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E0R sALE-ThE TWO AoDkRN BUILT ROUsEs 10
and lO4s b. Mark place. Of Is BY
Terms very easy $40 can remain interest ct per cent
he premises -Sr's - WIN -
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BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTs-ONE DOUBLE
ID and single Rooms let oard 70 single gentle
men, At 80 Willow street Those Wishing good board aud
home will please apply once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

BOARD wANTED-IN VILLA MsBURG BY A GEN.
~ ueman and wife no chdrea) In private family where
ONE be enjoyed House modern Improve.
ments Address London" Williamsburg Post once for
three days, stating terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

r OST-IN THE UPPER PART OF THE FIFTEENTH
IL ward Breaspm with opal and diamond The finder
win receive $ for lis return 70 Mrs kvsns 81 Twelfth
No questions asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

r .osT-oN SEP TENDER a. TWO FRENCH BOOKS
IL wrapped In yellow paper . small Geneva liturgy
and the ether book belonging the Evangelical French
church. Of Grand and Crosby strse The finder w
receive s. reward bringing hem Ne Is Yves. Thirty
eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

r OsT-A PROMISsORY NOTE DRAWN BY HENRY
Bodenheim Coz e The order q Robert Creighton Co
the Park Bank The public eby cautioned against
iaing the same; payment has been stopped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

r OsT-AN ENGLISH GOLD LEVER WATCH DOUBLE
bouomsd, old fashioned gold dial, made by johnson
for the application at No. % Amty street. northeast
corner OF Greene, before ten O'Clock A. N. t.f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

OST-ON THE EVENING OF THE 18TH INST ANT A
~ gold detached lever Watch makers name F. Du Bois
Locle 6,028; the initials g. d engraved the
handsome reward will be paid the being delivered
Henry Dickinson, SO Beekman street. f
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pOARDERs IN SEARCH OF HOME SHOULD NOT
Inn 70 call and look over our @ n boarding places before
spending money and time look elsewhere houses
and private families supplied No commission
IN advance. H. b PEkNuCK CO., 40 Broadway room III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-23

HOUSES FOR sALE..TwO FIRST CLASS ENGLISH
III Easements south side; three story basement
high stoop north side of Thirty street. Broad
way three story brown south side Of twenty
merchant tailor 496 Broadway. aae sfetsA
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
n \ gR EE ID:

On the evening OF the 6th inst., al the resi-
..oce Or the bridpgroon's father. bg Abrm.
Il Hull, Esq, Mr.. William Axe, oi
iro;oo T,wnship, 10 Miss Eve AdstaGt OF Si.
CIair Township, Bedford County,
Az the residence of the bride,s father 10
Cumberland, Md, BY the ReT. j. H. sfmmrs'
IN me morning OF Thursday. the stn ins,''
William NJ Hall, Esq, OF Bedford, fa.' 10
Mis- Ellen NJ. R. Cramer.
On the ait August, near ST. Clairsvllle,, by
,hs Rev. n. E. Gilds, Mr.. Peter Smith 10 MISS
Hannah Macreary, both Of this County,
r. loet motto. was nislaid shortly alter
:. rsceiDt, which accounts tor our tardiness IN
n.,56gaias It. We owe the happy couple a
III ousaad apologies.
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DISEASES OF TIE LIVER.

rysWken the celebrated Dr.. Rush declared e'a'
d,,pkenness was disease, ne enuncla(ed t1o''
which the experience and observation OF meole1'
men is every day confirming. The many insane e&-
cessss of those who indulge n the use OF spitaous
Eouors. may be thus accounted tor. The true cause
6 conduct, which is taken for infatuation, IS very
f,scpenfly diseased state of the Liver. No organ
IA the human system, when deraased, produces a
,,ore frightful catalogue OF diseases Ana IL IA
stead Of applying remedies to the manifestations o..
,.,,>e as Is too often the case, physicia's "0''u
rrssrribe with view TO the original cause ie"e'
dsa.bs would result from diseases induced oy ce-
r.,aad state OF the Liver. Three-tourtns oi me
assases enumerated under the head OF ConsoinP'io'
.,vs their sea, in diseased Liver. Or al LaDe
celebrated Liver Pills, prepared BY Fleming bT'S'
are certain cure ~,
rz-Purehasers will be careful to as% Tor IN
NlANE,s CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, man
us,c,ored by FEMiNG BROS. OF PIrrsFcEs, "a
r5er. are ether Pills purpo5tins TO be Liver ''s'
n,vy before the pnblic. pr. ALLIANCES genuine LIVER
2. also his celebrated Veriiuge, can no" De 'd =
nj re.nec;abls G.ug stores, N9rs g'7'';'"s ''f''''
6s s:rnat2r: oJ SI4--1'.'" ''>--
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-16
VOICE FWON VIRGINIA..

Or. Seth s. hancs:-l was "a baInroTa 10 AP'i
1884. aud from paper received Of yours was inan
csd 70 buy box oi your Pills. recommended as
.e-e;go cure for eriieptic fits. At that time one
of,c servants bad been afflicted with fits a6o"s -
oars. When reaching bone, commenced with the
~. scording TO directions. DO not think she mas
had one since Ny wife. though, is somewhat inuu-
,s3 70 believe she may have bad one only Anc.o-
,sd You will find i've dollars, for which you WI
D,ea.e fe-wrad me two boxes. Your compha"ce
will obiige me. Yours respectfully. N. ) oLEDSE'
DR.. Rarce's Epleptic Pills are also soYeTe's"
remedy for every modification Of nervous diseases
The nervous sufferer, whether tormented oY 'ne
acute. physical agony Of neuralgia, icdoereax' OF
ordinary headache, afflicted with vague teTToTs'
weakened by periodical fits, threatened with PaFa'y-
,,s borne down and dsprited By that terrible las
si,ude which proceeds from lack oFnervous energy
or unnatural condition of the wonderful machinery
which connects every member with the souee oi
,epsation, and tbought-derives Immediate oenen'
from the use Of those pills, which at ence Gains
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