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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-18
NEW GOODS.
FIRST sTo OK OF
FAIL 81 WINTER DRY GOODS,

The subscriber having just returned from the East Segs
eaYe TO state that oer great in Dry
Goods, himself that v per
Particular Is called TO the following items
French GoodsIl69 pieces Of S,S an S,Lor ~ o nIS
$50 worth one dollar yards the very best quality baek
SHES "Ea7ie brandt only sold AZ
newstves OF striped Silks BPya tere Sath, sie ny
aaAEty and very cheap SUPERIOR quality OF blask MORE
antIue silk always sold for 4a5l for only yard
s.ent quality at 55c ayArd, Sd aide the very
best Of Merino always sold attom 35 VIII
an NJ I,eSss or CobnrEa nud Pnrnmettos nne
quality, always sells for sIe per yardfor only
49, All wool plain ne L.nInes, all eolcrs, Lupon's
AiIWooI PInids double width. best quality, i a.
SOC Rich side robes robes de nayadere robes sgn
les robes ohaps large aSiortmsnt At
PTless. -o,xusrrra
no cases Of Print. best STYLES neat and small agured
fast eclors warranted, from to ct worth l2s Cts
yard aud aylow IS 81 cents > yard
Ali widths and prices excellent 4Wde At only
loo. aud good at low as brown tne
pete assortment brought the city, OF all possible
Rnrsi Farsi EnrR AoRnINARY BARGATNst-LA.
genuine this will ind u to their advan
tss-to examine stock before rs LOT
by oW. havins the direct from the
aud ONLY for cash, Il gives
SSeap RassiA sable, Mink, Stone Martini French Sable,
Witch Lynx ennetS and all the uaua varietesI have In
RIanEetG-i5O pair I0.4 lt-4 aud 1915, very cheap
In BlSakets can oRsr great inducements.
Three Ply, supert ne InEraIn all Wool, etc. Will sell =
cool duatV - OArpet At csc, and superior qualify ali
aas Brsse Hearth Rug worth 81 for only So the finest
gaNtr Rings, the largest size aEays sold a. Tor
oaly SS, and do, common itEs worth toT 92y SsoV'
ssptT 1871 Main Street.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. R.
R $500 gs33;I'

WINTER ARRANGING N'C.
ON and after Monday, 29th November 1858, the trains
" will run foloWs-viz:
Frst-The St Louis, Circlnuatt, wheeling, Benwood,
Baltimore and washington City Express leaves daily At
1899 A. NJ arriving at Baltimore at 1870 A. b. In time Tor
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-Fhe Northwestern Chicago, ST. Louis, Cairo
Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati wheeling, Benwood Bal.
and Washington City Express leaves daily AZ $3.50
p Saturday excepted) arriving Baltimore at 1850 p
II in time for Eastern conuecttOns
To enjoy the elegant should
take the 1880 A. n train to Cumberland and resume their
trip by the $500 A. II.
Baltimore daily fellows: Pirss-rhe s:l5 A. ~ train
arrives at Wheeling G25 P. NJ Second-rhe $3.50 p. 81.
train arrives a wheeling at 1890 A NJ.
The 1880 A. NJ train bound East WilistoP At
between Wheeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued to Moundsve At %
cents and to BsnWood Mt 25 cts. J. B. FORD, Agent
W. p SMITH, Superintendent.
l.. 81. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. noT3O
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LIVER INVVTTGGORAToRl
BY DIR. sANFOKD,

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DIoiNEs now the public, that acts as Cddrttc
CASTER mider, and more eEeetGa than any other medicine
acting rt ON the Liuer eject Its morbid matter then
the 1a %o sc.an without any
painful feelings experienced In the operations OF most ca
n and when taken daily moderate doses, viii
strengthen and build 1t up with unusualrapidity.
The LIVER is one of the principal REGULATORS Of the
human body; when 1t performs its functions we'll
the powers Of the system are
LIVER for the proper perform offs the
system suffers consequence 'of orgau-the LtVEk-
having do Sduty sFor the diseases Of that or
gan one of the proprietorshas made his study In
practice of more than to nd some remedy
10 counteract the many arrangements to which
TO rs
bas knt 10 try hottie, and conviction is certain
These Gums remove nll-9mOrbid or bad matter from
the theirpace ahealthy now Of bile,
PURiPYTNG THE BLooD.giving tone and health to the
whole machinery, removingthe cause OF the disease
BETTER nE PREyENTEp, blythe occasional use of the
afteT eating cIent relieve stomach
and nTevent the food frouL-rlsng and sourinR.
ony one dose before retiring, prevents NIGHT
A ohly one dose taken the bowels
one DOSE taken after each meal win DYSPEPSIA
r-one dose IL two tea>spoonfuls will always relieve
SICK HEADIGnE
One bottle taken for fe male obsFustio
Only dose Immediately relieves CHOLACs EnIe
One dose often repeated s0a sure cure for CHOLEhA
/ MORBUS, and preventive OF CHOL6fA -.
| EV Only one bottle isNneeden 10 throN out o. 'ne
system the effects of medi-ctne aIter long
~ One bottle taken forn3yAUNDlCE removes Al SAA
| loWness unnatural color-irom the SKIN
One taken shortHtime before eatinB gives VIZ
or appetite and makes food digest veil MN
| One dose often repeatedIcure GhROdLC, DIAd,
| RIGA in its worst forms, while o N AZ R anu
BOWEL complaints yieldZ almost TO the nrst =
One ortWo doses cures at taeks caused by Wohms ~
Children; Is snrer,safeF, or speedier remedy IN
| the world, as itneUerJufts. N 1890 a.,
| ~ bottles cures%&ORORSYs by exclting the
| absorbents.
rrsventiye ror FEVER AND AGUE, OHILL REvER,
Pnd Iii FEyFRs Of a Bill LToUs TYPR 1t operates
witheertainy and Thousands are willing to testify to It's
wonderful virtues.
] All WHO Use IT ARE GIYZNS TIER UN4HI
| HOES TESTTHONY LNITS IA YOR.
~ AI soder IN the mouth trfth the LnTf0ofdtoF' ana
stodELotD both to0ethsr.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working cures to believe cures as by
magic epsn first dose irnO bene, and seldom more
thnp one bottle Is required to any kind Of LIVER
CompaInt from the .J1ttndics Dyspepsfd to
common Headache, all Of which the result Of DIS
| EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
| DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 845 Broadway, New York.
| Aud retaIlsd by all DruEgists. Sold also bV
/ mvt4-1v r II. LOGAN CO.. Wheeling. Va.
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TRANSPORTATION.

1850 1859.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA
CENT AL RAILR o A D.
5s&
The Capacity Of this Road equalo Country
THREE THROUGH
p A s s EN- G. Err T r A N s
RErwEES PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
direct in the Tnon DseS .. At fT
New York. Boston, Baltimore and WasnsSn CIty; tnG.
surpassed speed and comfort, by any other route
Express and Fast Lines through to Philadelphia with
ont change Of Cara Conductors.
smoking Cars are attached % each tsSini Woodruff
runs Daily Mali Fast Line Sundays excepted Three
Daily Trains connect direct for New f9rE: ana
Express Pittsburgh A. M arrives At PhlA-
depha or BaifInore P. H., New York 1UsO P. NJ
AR PRi ai Il i e. New York 40 4 NJ
or batmoTe at $50 A. H. New York $50
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York:
Two Daily Trains between New York and Boston Though
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich ran
TfoKRTs EASTWARD may be obtained At any Of the
Important Rail Road oees In the Vest ALSO on hoard any
Rlyefs and TICKETS WESTWARD a. the once, q the
Fare always as low as by an, other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH
completion Of the Western connections Of the Penn
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
The connecting tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
PtsbuTgb avoiding all drayage feriage OF Freight to-
gether with the saving Of time are Tead HP
pt P1RTxES SHfPPiHG EISTWARD ,0ia md q 10
their GdVantdOe to Ship by Ibis Route.
Hresh. oOn.raets shipping DrseOns apply to or
A STEWART, Pittsburgh;
DOYLE Co, steubenville o. H. s. Pierce c. zsnsS-
5 1 UaMiT 1nd H. w. Bao%S Co. cncinnat o.
A+IERS lBsERT oinci natl O. R. g. ME5DHgN MadisOp,
Co, Evansville lad; n W GGAHAN Co, Cairo III; r. ?.
W. II. KooNTz, Alton iii MURPHr wALLE, Dubuque,
IOWa to Freight Agents of Rail Roads Indifferent points
The Greatest Facilities offered for tho Protection
and Speedy Transportation of Lire Stock,
Coon with usual priye for persons
| travelling In charge thereof.
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
by this Route Preghs all descriptions be forward
from Philadelphia New York 1oston or Baltimore to
Illinois wisconsin Iowa. Missouri by Rdit Road direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also CONNECTS at Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, which Goods be forwarded TO
port Ohlo Muskngum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cum
beEland, Illinois MsssPpl Wisconsin Missouri kans,,
Chicago With Steamers to all ports on the Northwestern
Merchants and shippers entrusng transportation OF
their Freight this Company, rely with confidence on
TfiE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West by
the Rail Road at all times IrordbES
ED-De particular mark packages IVA PEsSA. r. n"
Merchants in the West ordering goods from .ae East viii
Parties attending to their shipments from the East
Company atthe following places shppng letters
either OF them the subject Of freghsi will
meet with s STsRPs e't pRiIS5:lDbi..
MAGRAw Rooms, 50 North Street, Baltimore: Nv
LEEOH Co., No. 81 KIlby Street, Boston.
H. H HSsTG S.s s 9es s'g 9 Ag Phs os
THOS. A. SCOTT, GeHr SuD't, Altoona, Pa. jams
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JyTERESTTNG d FROFYTABLE TO EYER J ONE.
y consequence Of the hard times have concluded to
make greatrednction In the selling price OF nv goods
SHALL the time oTr some ofthe greatest bargains
in several articles received direct from auction
CALICOES with the exception OF English and AerTuaek
At 1Oc per ward.
IS cents Is cents and all others in proportion
FuRS-I offer good assortment and At prices to suit
everybody.
than any other house.
MILLfSERY GooDs-A complete assortment, very l'W,
wholesale and retai Ruches At 1HSes row Al
lS3fc and 4rAW n 20.
EMBR0JDERIES-T oblge myself to sell 81 per cent
cheaper house in the city Of wheeling
other Mace.
CHINTLES--worth Sic At 20 cents
CLOARS AND SHAWL5 In every variety, and cheaper
sILKsA very article of Risek Sinks =. sos and
late style fancy sk worth and sold everywhere for IL,
at only 70 cents.
LINENS-An PrtIeie worth 75e at only 45c.
PARAMETTOS AND FRENCH MERINOS-Of every col
than offered bef0rei also palm De-
LANES very na quality, sueh ssells at 25e for 1sS
KID GLOVES Another lot OF those extremely cheap
In short viii sen All any OF gaods 70 SnIt these
hard tinass ISAAC PRAGER-
nov - f2S Main street near Union
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T. CARTWRIGHT,
MU SIC UBL1S Isl Ea kREsT

MUSIC PU Bills II F. r.
r Isr OF NEW MusIcs-
IL The Crystal rarzi eOraPossa ~ ssnIsaHa q tnA
Partune Teller; (GuitaIl J. P. CHM.
sultan's Polka; (PianO) Charles ID. Albert.
La SyIphile Valse; (Piano) }. Aseher.
La Cloehette du Patre; (P!apo) Lsfehrue Wely-,.
Fugine MaSuTka Seutimentale; (PlanOl JAMES BeiAk-
Masurka desTraineanx: tPianolJ J. A'el@S
The celebrated hondo R1rafe, - sung by haaane ~
horde; (Ptano) Max Maretzek.
Also received the following pieces OF hu1ie
Besides Grave; \ beautiful song.
What Is Home without Brother.
What Is Home without sister ssnPanions to What
Home without Mother.
Maid Of sylvan Mock.
Wight Of the 70
The Snow has fallen aTou-S ~.
Also, large assortment OF Musical works, &s-' Re-
fsh5-IW
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At f21S i:4O NJ Cincinnati and points as aoOI
on arrival OF Central Ohio Trains from wheeling and
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- beautiful Bengal Hats BLISS 4 CAsfPBELL-
lnly9 No. s., Ntin s.
PENGAL PLAID HkTs.-HaEe received anoshsr lot
s.si; A'''' A''' s'''H q . e 80 Games sSHS
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FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE

~ BE particular and ask for Tickets via. the O. W. II
Short Line Rail Road
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Howard Association.
'HILADELPHL

n Benevolent Institution es,ol;sbc, h, s,,o.;,, e.
tlosment, for he Relief Of Me S;ck ona ~. tlm
tressed afflicted ,cith Yiruiemt ama En;Js,n;c
vv,uu rra,
in il"wa'u Associal,oh, N view OF the
a~inl dcstruc.lon oil human life caused by Sex
N' htsesses ana the deceptlons praeticed upon the
u1loil ilullate sietns OF snch diseases by Quacks.
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon
as Charitable act worthy Of their name, to open Il
plspensary lor the treatment of this class Of dis
eases, IN al Their forms. and to give Medical advice
gfats 10 all who apply by letter, with description
OF tnelr cOnuitloH, Gage, occupation habits of life
e.c.1 ano u case OF extreme poverty, to furnish
Medicines free of charge. It il needless to add
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SHERIFFvS SALES.
pHERIFF's sALE-state Of Iouis;

SALE.-State of LouisiaDa,
~ District Court Parish of st. Landry.-No. SS0li
Charles Close VS.. Joseph VI. Curriere, pere, Admir-.
~ virtue of an order Of seizure and sale, issued
IN the above entitled snit, by the District Court ID
aud tor the Parish of ST. Landry and State Aforesaid
and to me directed, will expose at public sale, tx
Cash at the Courthouse Of this Parish, on SAT.
uRpAf, the5t day of November, A. D. 1859, con.
menciag at the hour Of II A. If. and continuing
interest and demand Of the said defendant. Joseph
A. Cafriere ils, in aud to the following property
seized to satisfy saia writ. to Wit: 81.
A certain lot Of ground, measuring one arpe14
front by two arrente in depth. making two superb
cial arpents situated in the Parish of ST, LANDRY
bounded South, at sixty feet distant from the 6n&
level bank Of the Bayou Teehe, East by land d
Jean Bite. Deiean, ST., North by land oS Jsle9
MestriIue. and West W public Road, together win
all the bnildings and improvements thereon.
Sheriff Office, Opelonsas, October I. 1859.
i. ", Gil ACHERE Sheriff.
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Notice to Non-R dents,

Oun'ng Lands flonting on he Atchefalayo
Riper, u, the Parish IF 81. Landry. .
VDu are hereby notified to make road and
Il levee, OH the front Of yonr lands in the Parish
Of St. Landry, fronting on the Atchatalaya River,
according to lazy. i
And yol are further notified, that If the required
work on your said lands, fronting on said river
shall be undone by the lst day Of November next, /,
1862 shall proceed 70 advertise the said work for
three weeks in the Parish Gazette, and by notice4
posted in two places IL the District to bo lot ont
for performance 10 the lowest bidder; and on IN
adlndicate the making Of the work to the lowest
bidder us required by the law and the Orllparce
of the Police Jury Of the Parish Of st. Landry.
f5s5i3,sis SAMUEL. +. ROGERS,
Inspector LIST Road and Levee District.
September 10, 1859. 5,
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TyHE GOLDEN PRIZE EILLUSTRATED.
L Dean g. Salter, successors to Beckett u Co.
Miss SOUTHWORTH,
~ COLONEL. G. W. CROCKETT,
CHARLES BURDETT,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. d.,
HENRY CLAPP, .JuE.,
GEORGE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL YOUNG,
MRs. ANNA WHELPLEY,
T. g. MISS VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
Mrs. DI. VERNON,
T Miss HATTIE CLARE,
FINLEY JOHNSON,
Write only for the
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
The NewYork Weekly Golden Prize Is one of the
largest and best literary papers OF the dayan I'M
perial Quarto, containing eight pages, or forty
columns, of the most interesting and fascinating
reading matter, from the pens OF the very illst
writers of the day, @>=
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
A PRESENT, WORTH FROM 30 CTS. TO $500 90,
Will be given to each subscriber Immediately on re-
CENT of the subscription money. This Is presented
as a Memento of Friendship, and not US an induce
ment to obtain subscribers.
TERas:
One Copy for one year -. 81 90 and Present.
One Copy for two years.. 3 80 and PRESENTS
One Copy for three years.. 5 90 and 3
One Copy for five years.. 8 90 and 8
AND TO CLUBS, --.
Three Copies, one year. So 90 and 3
Five Copies, one year. w ana
Ten Copes ona year. ..,.. l9 90 and 10
Twenty.one Copies, one year SO Ou and Il F
The articles to be given away are comprised in
the following list
2 Packages Of Gold, containing. $500 90 each
5 do do do -. 200 90 each
10 do do do -. 100 90 each
10 PIT Lever Hunting Cased Watches 100 GO each.
20 Gold Watches. s...........--..-..- 20 w eacn
50 do ................. 90 W each.
100 do ................, o0 uo each.
800 Ladies' Gold Watches. ..,,...... 50 w each
go Silver Hunting Cased Watches. 30 90 each.
500 Silver Watches. $40 W to 70 w each
1000 Gold Guard, Vest, and
Fob Chains ..,,.. $40 90 to 80 60 each.
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops,
Rveast Pins Cuff Pins Sleeve Buttons. Rings, Shirt
studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and
variety of other articles worth from 80 cents to
SIS each.
win present to every person sending Ms 80 sub
scril,ers at 81 each, q Gold Watch, worth $40; to
any one sending us 100 subscribers, at S2 each, a
Gold Watch, worth 800. Every subscriber will also
receive a present.
Immediately on receipt of the money, the sub
scrber,s name will be entered upon our book, and
the present will be forwarded within one week, by
mail or express, posi- paia.
. All communications should be addressed to
DEAN & SALTER, Proprietors,
/. Nov. 6. 1858. 335 Broadway, New York
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THE CELr,B:.AT
i co p p r TOE,
4'Aitcheii's Patent Metallic Tin.
DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR
Boys Youths and Cllildrel,'s

>S4@0 lA4LGl o.asla44 CAi .
IB'OOIS AND SHOES.
A GU shmprovement has been applied to Boots and
consn, SHOES, by which a saving of eypense to the
peimant ol two'thirds, is realized, by actual ex-
, THETIP
ma,ass VI piece Of copper or other ;naestm ,tbe
ahoa neatly fastened to the toe of the boot or
ton !. '".nns lining complete protection. This inven-
kno.Soaw presented to the public, with the fullest
tested wy ol Its practical utility, having been
'ae old style, for '''' ID uosli'ea 70 s"refseoe
.r'e"'s' .rs'4 Boys Il xouths' Boots g. Shoes.
apprscatpp of this invention will be readily
rahlv as IT is well known that children inya-
"ea' 'at their boots and shoes
and FIRST AT THE TOE,
wear avn ~ ths protection they will upon an average
style Will HIS. lEo to three times as long as the old
NJ: BUT A TRIFLE MORE,
Miners, invention ptio is also especially aDplicable to
toe Of tho b' and all occupations suhjecting the
Nerchuae,oooo ue ooot OF shoe to be ent or worn.
inportanaa and the public generally, vii! see the
q thew ee as Oh obtaining these goods Immediately
III obs. ats e. aestlned for general use to supersede
vhole.au1ao uoods may be obtained of nearly all the
Hubschsrua ueaers in the principal cities or Of the
Asks Annnss OF THE PATgSr.1 " Rostan
--asust 20 lS59-Gm.
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NOTICE--lhe undersigned has just arrived
~ from NewOrleans with n large and fs
principally Of Ladies' Cameo Sets, Breast asssAa
Pins Bracelets, Lockets, Eal-Engs, aud in short
every article of the richest Jewery, we'll as the
finest assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches, for
ceiyed from one of the largest commercial houses
of NewYork, and which he will sell at moderate
prices for cash. IN
He takes this opportunity to announce to his
friends and the public in general that he has &C.
cured the services Of an experienced and skiltul
Matchmaker who will be constantly in attendance.
i. DELARUE,
Corner Main and Bellevue streets.
ODelousas February g. 1859,
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A. M. Perrault,
ieMera, Collecting AGENT,

q. BATON ROUGE, L.,
tenders his services ts}iittfle IS tie
y, czens of St. Landry and the State generally,
= .ne above capacity. Al applications for tic
cny o. swamp Lands, selection Of Land Warrants,
ton W OF Claims against the State, the redemp-
nun VI ands Sold or forfeited the State, for non
~ q taxes, and any other business requiring
prompt attention. -AN' ''ti@
July l6, 1859.
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New Iberia Marble Works.

EI1IE undersigned has now permanently located
J. himself in the town Of New Iberia, I1i, and
opened extensive Marble Works. Has always on
hand, aud prepared to furnish and set up, Toinls,
Monuments, Tomb TOPS, Head Stones. Fence
Coping, Mantepeces, Table and Counter Tops,
Billiard Table Beds. and every description of Mar.
BILE Work. Granite work Of every description
furnished when required.
Also, Fence and Portico Railing, Of east Or
wrought Iron, plain and ornamental, for Grave.
Yards, Dwellings or Public Buildings, furnished
and neatly set up. Pnrtculy attention paid to the
or Marite furniture.
All ,larbe or Granite work furnished by him.
will be fully guaranteed, inasmuch as the work will
be malt.enstured ut the
NEW-1BERIA MARBLE WORKS.
lnder his personal supervision, and at prices com
peting with the NewOrenns prices. .All Iron work
furnished by him, will be ut prices ranging with the
Manufacturers prices in NewOrleans
The public are requested to call Mt his Depot,
anime specimens of his Marble works, which, for
Architectural skill, and excellence Of workmanship,
is not surpassed by any other establishment in city
or country. Consequently he hopes to receive II
share OF public patronage, commensurate with his
abilities, and his perseyering industry.
All orders entrusted to him. will meet with
that prompt attention. thnt will merit the approbi-
ton of the surrounding community, and be M in
ducement, to those requiring work done in his line
Of business, to visit his Marble works, personality
or consult with him by letter, before sending their
orders elsewhere
Country Marble Cutters supplied with stock at
moderate rates.
CASPER I.uSsE,
Box % r. D. New Iberia, La.
August 49, la59.--3m.
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AND
Bitter Tonic Aromatic Cordial,

F0r Ldd1es and dgcd Persons.
AF these two Bitters, tile first may be taken
~ mixed with any thing agreeable to the taste, ,
tile second may be taken IN pure state.
Both mixtures NJ, may be taken together and BY
thnt neasis bitter may he obtained more or less
bitter, weak or strong; in line the use Of the two
united or separately induces good health by rs,
establishing the urgnns of digestion, the morbid
state OF which Ia the source Of SO many derange-
ments in tie system; such as Nervous diseases,
Liver complaints t,atrits and debility In general.
Persons when coiivtlescing from great wcakneMIs
cansed BY ieyers Of any description will find this
remedy superior to any otEernow before the public.
Fur sale by A. A. Pt;YGiIAUD, h
5z Apathocury, N. Orleans, .
And s. LEVY, Agent FOR the Parish OF st. Landry.
uctobel $, ls59+~ly. 3
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NOlIGE. The undersigned, thankful TT
~ the patronage heretofore extended >xMRA
to him, would respectfully inform his .5SSses24S4
friends aud the public generally, that he has located
now ready to execute promptly and with neatnel4
all work entrusted to him, such as Carriage Repatl-
Ing, Painting, Trimming and Ornamentipg, as we'll
Us Sign and Ornamental Painting generally. BY
close attention to business he hopes to merit cone
tinnation Of patronage. "A. GOING.
Mnshngton, La. ! pril II, lS5H--1Y.
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nun mtn1ACEEDINGLY CHEAP.
L o,1esns Or sn.lre Spring Stock, now in the New
faction To- ~ cheap Store will give full salts "a,
atthe yerv m lo,va buyers. The goods are sold "a
Yourselves. ''"es' rates. Come and judge for ~
,s.,,d ;, NO COMPETITION
lie o1a 20 underse the Neworleans chean Store at
oUeonssaand Del ssand Of P. V, Roy. '' ons''' '7''l '
sspelOosas, July 2s, 1865.