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Bnrry's Tricopherous Ia the Best and
article for dressing identifying cleaning, curling
Ing and restoring the hair Ladies, try IT, Sold By oil
druggists.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh and Co.'s Ra.
Truss They also keep SILK Elastic Stockings for W
Tor deformites made order. No Vescy street, Aston
gouse New York.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Our Relations with New Granada, Chile
and Pcru-The British Cabinet Favora-
BILE 10 tho Liberal Cause I'm Mexico, So.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DEsPArcH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1882
Dispatches received at the State Department from Mr.
Jones, Minister at Bogo a. contain lie Il a. Is mpor
tan The prospects the ratification Of the Cass Herran
treaty are not very naering He speaks in high terms
Of his reception, and Of tho friendly feelings prevailing
towards the United States.
Dispatches from Minister'S a, Chile and Peru repre-
sent material change in tho aspect OF affairs The pre-
s,n difficulties between these two governments and the
U,itcd States are IN fair way Of adjustment.
Private advces brought by the last European mall
from entitled to credit, state that tho English
Ministry not only dsapprove but the conduct Of
Mr. oway the late English Minister to Mexico It also
stated they would shortly send instructions authorizing
the recognition Of the liberal Juarez government
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Court Calcndar-rhi. D.v.

SUPREME CoURT, CRcUn.-Part Same as before
Part Mos 1854 4o 1884, 1920 1924 1882, 1884 $685.
a! a542, 26a4, 2374 24s s64, 1885, 2644, 25I6 254S
2h50, 1852.
srrksME CouRr, SPECIAL TERM Nos. 1872 2oe 1885, 1875
TT 223 e2 2G2 $780, $40, BAL IS, 1874 344 s4s
49, $50, ssi, 3s3, 1884, 1885, $50, 3ssh, $751; $685. $780,
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos 472 6OoK, 1l2, ia, 4sl, 22l
100, $685. sos, $685. 4S7 54, 47s, 452, 49, 52 SOL 5i8
So b43 $685. 1884, $50, 5il 3d. 5oa AS, 4os 4os $780,
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Winter Undershirts and Drawers.
MOODY,6 Shirt Emporium, 262 Broadway.
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English Cricketers.-An Imperial Pho
ograrh Of the "An England Eleven now exhbi6n |.
BRA1YS Gallery Gas Broadway corner Of Blocker street
also dre stereoscopc cricket ground with cricket
srs playing Copies the sereoscopic view for sale.
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Williamson Bros, BrO0klyn.-Phot0-
graphs cameotypes dsgueeotypes Gallery 20 Fulton
sreet Photographic enlarged from daguerreoypes.
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SAVANNAH, Oct IS, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Florida, from Now
York. arrived at her wharf at $50 Tuesday evening
xueu
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Bfllie rls and Chessssnt Bassford's, I49
Fulton Tables for SALE Bassfcrs last improved Table,
bank true ans les agar st any.
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HOIIUWHyS FIIIN,-FerSOmH w no HMV0
irugred without benefit for bilious disorders Dyspepsia
confirmed constipation, will find immediate aud permanent
relief from this remedy. 30 Maiden lane.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35t
Broadway Gas Broadway of Beecker streeA Photo
rrapha UAguerreotypes end Ambrotypes
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PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. %, 1852
Arrangements have been made for the continuation Of
the weekly line Of Canadian steamers to this port
instead Of Quebec through the winter and spring. COM
mencng with the Hungarian, which will leave Liverpool
for Portland November q and Portland for Liverpool
November %
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Drawings OF the Della ware state L.otta.
nes.-WOOD EDDY CO., Managers Of ths
DELAWARE GEORGIA, kEErocxT AND MISSOURI STATE
LOrrERixs
DEIAwARe-ExrRA OlAss No. SIS, ooroszz g. 1884,
rs, 2, GA, 81. 80. 81, 40, Il, 20, 66, SO, II, 49,
DKLAwARE-CLAss No. 6sl OCrosER 6 1859
81. 70. rs, n, 8, Al, II, l6, As. H. 49, Sc, s, 49,
Circulars cent free Of espense BY addressing
WOOD, EDDY 3 CO..
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CristaSlOro,s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou
ueesThe best in the world Wholesale and retail and u
Sye privately applied. at No 6 Astor House
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Defiance SaIama nder Safes-Wfth Pa
powder locks and bars Also nre and
sr proof taor safes Depot 63 Murray se Of COL
lego place 0ormerly 192 Pearl street,.
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We Cannot be Sick, we Cam Have mo-
pain but wten natural outlet Of the boods impurities
u closed or inactive.
BRAkDRETHS VEGETABLE PILLS
these make them active thus restoring health These
Pnls have be, n before the world
los YEARS.
Their usefulness Is measured b. heir purifying qualities
upon the b ood
They composed OF extracts obtained without boiling
he ppi ton Of heat the medicinal principle thus secured
as = 's n Il living herb.
Time has proved them
The NATURAL MEDICINE OF MAN
They purity the blood and ensure health.
The rightly directed use them
Millions have been restored health by Brandreth's Pills.
when all other medicines have failed and the patient LEFT
Price g cents box. Principal office 29A Canal street.
Geo. Saunderss Metallic Tablet Razor
strop1bs ntabe article he obtained Of the sole
manufacturers j. g. SAUNDERS, No Xstor House ana
Of the various 0gents throughout the city.
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Grand Winter Opening Of n Splendid
stock of The aeg OF New York should
fan 10 visit Mrs W. RALLIN0S establishment, Thursday
next when display French Bonnes selected by Mr. r.
Paris vii! exhibit 3D. and cannot be exceed by other
house In the trade. 3lS Canal street
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IxAvENwoKTH, K. T., Oct. 26, 1862
The Democratic State Convention at Lawrence yester-
day nominated Sam Medary for Governor John p Slough
for Lieutenant Governor John A. Hodeman for Congress-
and Judge Williams present Associate judge for Chief
Juetic
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway, corner OF Mura
street. New York.
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Gentlemen's Fashion Hats.
WHITE Tho" Halter, ne Broadway.
Four Hundred Knox Hats Dist

NUUH 1HUHHWAOSS 1A1AUA 110S1 OHnCLHIX o.,a
prizes and he has sold already hs no .oove
mentioned plumber which have been Good ahos aSnrs
isaa ,Sa KnoI u. s head gear at No ~ Broadway
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ar JONES', 10 AND II ANN srRrET-N FRKNU7
calf dress boots; ~ Do doubie sole waller PROOF boom
Plea car an see them before purchasing
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OUERu's COD LIVER JELLY
" The only certain cure for Consumption AsAma NJ -
kHds Of Coughs, Is taken whhoa. nausea.
ouERU's PATENT JEfLTfiED CASTOR on.-1m
greasy sensation OF the oil obvised mot 81
drsn bs bad lie inventors Once No is Fourth Ave-.
and at all respectable druggists PEEFOLD, PARKu8 Il
MOWER, Wholesale agents No. IL Beekman street.
CINGERs NO. SEWING MACHINES 500 4
y Singers No Sewing Machine, 900.
veil ~ "a hca y lsr at
Much has recently been publshed 10 regard to various
made BY sewing machines Singers machines mako IL -
Family sewing mschines $50 SIS capable Of -.
forming the best style all the sewing Of private family.
NJ SINGER Co. No Ns Broadway. H.y.
No. $50 Fulton street. BfcoadsL
CTRANGERs AND CITIZENS
- Are invie as 3 f FqxTTRe ssr STOCK 4
o,,xr, Embracing an immense vAriety Il
,vc,, PENDANTS. u. -
PRICES EXTREMELY Low.
Al'o complete as, srH:% q Curry.
RICH CUT TABLE GLASS
Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware. f., e
M AroslwSy.
- Portable 81 In brit.
IA'ui s.sd t ssst . $3.50 . osr aS'r.
sANToRD's MAMMOTH OR GLOBE HEATS,
favorite and economical atove Of great pewOr.
Send for a book
SANFORD rRunow 90.
49,
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TIME CROTON.
u The only motor that independent OF Ccton breau -
bills water u Ericssons Caoric Engine which may 10 ~
At the agency No. l64 Duane street
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Excursion from New England to New
nrb

WORCESTER, Uct. 70, 1863
Pcrbams excursion train from Concord Manchester
Lowell and Nashua containing than one thousand
PERSONS passed through this city this evening for New
Ycrk
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. MISUNDERSTANDING CARDS NOTES &C
rbese celebrated engraved III the highest style OF
me art only nj broadway corner OF Duane street
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wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
oGce sos Broadway, New York.
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VENTt AR LIE sHEIssF

VENTE PA R'sHE ;RI, F;-,,t.a !, de s,, /.
v Leuisiane-ttM de District, farolsse st; Ian
drv--No. SGg2.--Ssamon Pick " 20. vs. FRANK
In yertu dun ordre de soisie ct de Sente deliyre
a.ns i@s9aire ci,dessus par Ia cour de bi.trlet dahs
AM no,1r& Paroisse ST. Landry, etie sHstat Vat, Ell
4 moi adfessG, il sera ex pose Ell vente lsaoiiies' poul
IL, ro,ontant ala Maison de Goar, danS la VILE des
onelonssas, SAMEDI. lie Sine jour de septenhie A.. u.
,pGESq 55nmeucant Il IL heures A, NJ ft oontinilarl
IA ;nnr on io1r, sill est n&cessaire, tat's les droitss
titres infertets ct pretent dndit deiendeur' Franz
Cane Robertson, q 10 .~pfoprifte sa'faAse' sai''e
nnsr ~satisyaire lie dit ordrc, saYolr:
II, certain moroccan de terra s'tlt uahN I'd faF"i,s'
sas, Landry. sur Ia riviare .Atei'afalssa dams lie
Tay,sbin A. section Ii Sud de la range ! Es! dam
la nistrift des terres Sud Quest de la LohiSiahe et
,,us ACKNOWLEDGEMENT decrit CONNIE sllIi eonainen'
cant 1 Ia f7vitre AtrApfalaya dams ie lownshp q
T Ia. ,apra - s s"d' Quest M Louisiana sur Ia riyiere
atchaE,lay an point depart de la i,1lle urre
a at.,s' h .'t tsy,,, anparsena "a Fergus Hawthorn ct la
800 ,r,or,snan, a W. F. Davis ct de h. s'etendani
- ! h., : X ia sis,iite ligne q rolest jnsqaa ee qn'esie
= ~ = a. ~ p, ,ni poeall 4tant lie premier Bayou az
dess,s d1 htyou connu sous lie nom da bayou paS
Of I;ant lie second bayou audessus de Il" deihe.Ife Gt
~ y ntcis p, de Ia sc designant vefs.' lie inilien di
"a .n, Powell insqu'a iAtchafaya. de Ia ls long de
fsttFh,folnya en- montant jtsqu'au Poiat de depart
a ree %toutcs les hatisses u les anieiioiatlohs gu : y
trogyent ct iqui V afpartiennent
Hnrean du Sheriff. 0pelnpsas 23 Juliet 1903.
l., Y. CHAlHkRE, sherlf.
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r. c. MORRIS,

(SEcReTAIRE pRIve DU GouyERNKuR.)
A GENCE GEN ERALE DE COLLEC.
"A TONS, Baton Rouge, Lei, otfre respectueuse
ment SEES services en- cette ~capacite. Tous ordre.
qui lui seront confies pour Ia collection de toutes
rerlamations contre lEtat, seront executes avee
promptitnde ct fdalite, a un tauX reasonable.
IL s'occupera aissi de faire rentrer des terres
pour cenx qli yo1dront bien l'honorer de lem con
lance, ct qai hui fourniront les renseignement
necessaircs, Reinforcement a la loealit6, le numerc
du township, Ia rangee, ETC.; anssi, pour lie rachat
des terres vendues on conisquees au profit de Re
tat, pour lie non Placement DIES taxes.
s- .tr| 7s=s REFERENCEs:
Baton Rouge, Le-Gouv. Robert C. Wicklife, ct
Honorable As Heron.
Paroisse 1heryille--L'Ex. Gonv. P. O. HILBERT.
nellie. Orleans-e1en. NJ. Grivot, Gen. John l.,
Lewis, Hon. 40. Ogden, Gen. John Armstrong.
Carrolton-W. T. Scott, ESQ.
Natchitoches--Dr. j. w. Butler.
Lac Providence-T. B. r. Hatch, ESQ.
81 mai 1S59.-6m. a .
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A VlS.-AufrsrIN GuuIoRY. d. la Iarois
"a Sc St. Landry. ayant pr4ente une petition a
l'etfet d'etre nonlme Administrator de Ia success
sion de feu Francois D. F%ontenot, decide, derniere
ment de la paroisse st. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dome a
ceux qai pourraient avoir DIES raisons ldgaies aoppo
ser auxdites nominations, daveir a les enregistrer
par ecrit, au bureau du Grelfier de la Cour de Dis
trict de la sisdite %paroisse, dams les dix jours qr
suiyront Ia date dn present avis.
Bureau du Greifier, Is aout 1853.
Is. LASTRAPES, Grehfer.
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Chiens pour les Negres.


Z son~signe informe lie public quill a une bonnie
Ii meute de chiens, bien dresses pour prendre les
negres marrons, quill gardera dams la Paroisse st.
Landry pour faire la chase aux negres marrons.
Sa inente aIiisi que lai7neme on quelque autre per-
some qui saura en- prendre bien s,in front dams
qHelque partie que &c SOFT lie la Paroisse st. Landry
ct feroat1 la chase sans reeevoir de recarnpense sis
ne prennent pas lie fugitif. POM preadre les negfes
narrons son prix sera invariablement s25 90 par
Negro.
81 on lie dernande hors des limites de st. Landry,
il stenandera - par ,ur jusqu'a &c quill arrive sur
les lieuX on IL deyra taire la chase ct alprs rien de
plus ne sera demtndi a mpins qa'il ait du success
dams 50 chase. On lie trn,vera toni tirs a l'habita-
ton Live Oak Grove dt DIR. James C.. Hill, A
ma'ns quill SIT absent par aifaire. Les ~lettres
deTront etre adressees a Washington.
WILLIAM HILL.
0pelousas, ? jailet 1859.
q. B-DcI chieHs Ten dressfs de differences ex.
peees a veadre a des pFix tres modares.
" W.
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B.. s.. GAY.


Wanted, a hand to hold mine own,
AS down life's vale | glide /.
Nanted an arm to lean urssh,
: ever by my side.
Wan. frm and steady foot.
With secure and free,
To keep I Faight and Q ward pace
Over path with me.
Wanted, a form erect and high
A head above me &@4
So much, that I might walk beneath
It's shadows DER me thrown.
Wanted, an eye, within whose depth
Mine own might look, and see,
Lrgieiag ifola a gli.llesS heart,
The tenderest love for me.
Wanted, n lip whose kindest smile v
Would speak for me alone;
a voice, whose richest melody
Would breathe affections tone.
Wanted, a religious soul,
To pious purpose given,
With whom my own might pass along
The road that leads to heaven.
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4 yIS.-EsocH HAYES, de la Paroisse S,

A VIS,-EsocH HAYES, de la Parolsse 81
"A Landry, ayant prGsente uue petition a lefa
d'ttre notnfne Administrator de Ia succession de
fen Philip Carroll. dectde, reinforcement de la Pa
roisse st. Landry; Nv
En- consequence. avis est par lie present donns a
ceuS qni poirraient avoir de- raisons l5gales a op'
poser a iadite nomination. d'avoit a les enrdgistrer
par ecrit, au bureau 5u Greifier de la CoGr de Dis.
triet de la susdite Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui
suivront La date du present avis. ~
Bureau du Grefier, l3 aout 1869.
LIS. LASTHAPES. Grefier.
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L. V. CHACHERE,
Collector dies taxes d'Etat,

4 ARD0NNANCE.-Une Ordinance otant lie droit
" aux %esclaves de ioaer leur propre temps dams
la vile des Opeleusas.
WI quill y a I'm grand nombre d'esclayes dams Ia
vile des Opeiousas qui continuellement circulent
dams nos rues sous lie pr6teXte de chercher de I'ou.
vrage par 100 on par jour ct qui quand quelque ci.
tayen de cette vile desire les leuer, ~refnsent de
faire nne %lournee dsnuyrage on en- d'autres ternes
%retnsent de TRAVELLER excepte qn'iis snient engages
phnr un Job, ct WI que ces esclaves demandert tMl-
jours nne piastre ct une piastre ct demie par Jour
auand lis sont contraints de TRAVELLER a la %ioura6e:
ct va que Ion salt que plusieurs de ces esclayes sDe.
cnlent sur lenrs prnpres maitres en- leur payant d
peu prhs la Motto de &C qu'iis gagnent ct auFils de.
pensent la balance dune maniere ~iliicite; SO prone
nant dams la vile ct empechant les Bitres esrlaves
de remplir leurs deyoirs.
Qa'il SOFT done ordonne par lie Conseil de Vile
de la vile des 0pelonsas; Q~l'ancun maitre d'escla-
YES ne louera ses ~esclayes a eux memes, sous peine
d3avoir 4 payer vingt cling piastres pour chaaue Of
tense. Qu'aucnn csclave mara lie droit de travail.
Ter on de chercher a faire DIES journaes d'onyraqe
dams Ia vile des Opelousas a moins, quill GU ellie
mt IN perRlis special de son maitre on de sa mai.
tresse gu de Fageat de sou maitre on de So maitres.
Sc, dams lequel sera donle 10 nom de la personne a
qul iesclaye est tnu6 ct aussi lie noImt,re de ionrs ct
10 tank do lpuage par jour. Et que les maitres de
tons les eselayes ali seront arretts ct qai u'aurout
pas DC perinls, auront a payer me amende de dix
p~lastres pour thalue ~offense: Qu'aucnn esclave gu
eseiaves auront In permission de demeurer dams In
vile DIES Opelousas a moins qu'ils soient retenus
chez lie inaitre GU chez la personne a dui lis sont
lpias.
Et i est parle present dn devoir du Constable de
Vile de metre en- force n rdonnance snsdite,
Que cette Ordinance sera en- force trente jours
apres 81 premiere publication.
Ordonne &c 25 jain 1859.
T. L. HEBRARD, President pro ten.
9os " n'chAhe, "relher. 2jnil
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A VIS.--BRNJaNIS H. OMy,EE. de la Pa
IA roisse st. Landry, ayant present6 nne petition
a lefet d'etre nomme Administrator de la success
sion de feue Rebeeta William decide, %terniere
ment de la Paraisse st. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne q
ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisons legales a OPP
poser a Ia dite nomination. d'avoir a les enrGgistrer
par fcrit, al bureau da GrefIier de Ia Cour de Dis
trict de Ia susdite Paroisse, dams les dix jours gu
suiyront la date d. present avis.
Bureau du Gretfier, Is anut 1853.
LIS. Gretier.
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rHARRETTEs, WAGONS A CANES, Rug
u GIES, etc.-I.e sonssign6 ttant lagent pour Ia
maisan de BUSY Lttteli * Co., manufacturer,
Wheeling, Va; peut %fournir aux habitants, chaIret-
ties, wagons, hnggy, etc, a dies ternles les plus raj
sonnabIes. les habitants cont prizes de m'envoyef
leurs orires lie plus vite possible ain que ie paiSse
leur prnctlrer &c don't iis ont besoin ayant que les
eaax ne devienne,lt bases. r. S. WILKINS,
Opeiousas, l6 avril 1859. Washington.
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A Vls--Le public est par lie present AVERT que la
N societe qni a Gu apparemnert lien sous la raj
son Verret It Faray a etc terIninGe par consente.
ment mttnel lie Ii avril 1853. Les pefsnnnes uui
doivent 4 ladite societ6 sont de plus ayerties que lie
s~oassigne ayant livrt a NJ. F6ray les livres, complies,
billets ct l'argeut fait pour quill en- applique lie mon.
tant an Placement des dettes de la sccietG, N. Feray
ayant garde I~argent, fait les recoivrements ct n6go-
Gle les eifets sisdits mentionnGs pour son compile
personnel sans aveir page les dcttes, ct w anssi Que
DIES erreurs considerables existent dams la tenue des
liyres par hui; ie declare que je ne reconnaitrai au-
pour son usage personnel nj aucnn recu a nains
gu il ne soft signe par L. d. verret & F. Feray. VA
quill ne pept y avoir qa'ui reglernent EN- ~jdstite
entire nous, en- consequence les personnes qui dpivent
pour etfets achetes al'encan fait par Verret Il Feray
gu a ladite societa on a quel tire que ce soft, sont
prices de ne pas payer jnsqu'a nouvel ordre.
0pelonsas, I mai 1859. l.. D. VERRET.
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C. H. POTTER, Pub, sr.
es-
SAMUEL ID. Motley &Edfs.


80
Thoughts of the Loved md Lost
The departed the departe5;
They visit US in dreams, 4.si7,
And they glide above our memories as'
Like shadows over streams:
But where the cheerful lights of home
In constant luster burn. h..
The departed, the departed,
Cam ever more return
~ ood, the brave, the beautiful
dreamless is their sleepG
Where rolls the dirge-iike music
OF the ever-tossiDg deep;
Or where the surgiug nightwinds
Pale winters robes have spread
Above the narrow palaces,
In the cities Of the dead
81 look around. and feel the "
OF one who walks alone,
Among the wrecks oesorner days.
In mournfui ruin strown
start to hear the stirring sounds
Among the Cypress trees, Ed
For the voice Of the departed
Is borne npon the breeze.
That solumn voice ii mingles with
Each free and c~arelsss strain;
sI scarce can think e..rth's MIN relsy
viii cheer my heart again,
The melody Of snmner waves,
The thrilling notes of Birds, 4
Can never be so dear to me,
As Ills remembered words.
I sometimes dream his pleasant smiles
Still on me sweetly fail,
His tones Of Love | family hear
Ny name in sadness call.
! k7oic that he is happy,
With his angel p'umage On,
But my Heart is very ~desolate,
TO think that he is gone.
''n B. IS. GAY.
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FOR COTTON BA LES.@N
Price 6 cents per pound, Is per cent. less than Rqs
A NJ one considering the advantages d
"a Iron over Rope as a material for binding ootAa
bales, viii be surprised that il has nnt been adDPtta
long since. In Its security against fie there 70 %
overwhelming relson for its adoption,
The presses In the seaport cities have befnh
main cause Of Its not being generally adopted IVY
now that objection is removed generally, andta
Orleans Press, the largest in NeW0rleai1s, glse
the preference over rope. Tie Fassinanu Iron hNq
and lie is the improvement Of one OF the piepintr
tors, and is adopted frem the fact, that it y ieua
after long experiment. TO combine the greats,
merits in simplicity and facility Of applifatlopeS
any one yet made. # is 50 prepared as to s4pl0t
no change for re-compfessing. Thus ohyiating w
only remaining difficulty at the scahoard Cites
The hoops are sent Of any length, from eighli, Y
ten feet, and a full guarantee given that hellase
the Ties nor Hoops shall break. Aud furthtr, Wy
all cotton bound in them shall he received On W
same terms, ut the Orleans Press, as rope psfaa
Gotten. The weight per bale Is about the saihs Y
rope. not one pound more or less.
To show the opinion shipnia-ters have os NV
give the following, among numerous c~olnIneaef
tons we have:
The Undersigned, masters of vessels, having tsa
cotton compressed with Fassnlann's new M NJ
Hoops and Ties, hereby the same. I'LL
bales being well compressed, ard and the oaa.s
or hoops, never breaking when thrown down IN wv
ships held, or when slowed. ,a8,9
L, J.. Condey, Captain OF ship Moses Davenport
A. Robinson. Madras,
jane Tomas, " Henry,
A. Talbot, Z" Haleaseenet, Sg
John Dean, " 4" James Flint, "
John G. Wilmer, " " Mulhoase, ;i,sl
Ii. Koppenholdt, /" " Ella A.. Clark,
L.. P. Merrill, f" Bark Kimball.
The price Of Hoops and Ties at Neworleans ~
cents per pound, and all orders will receive plgat,
/ fnrtt - I Il .aA,I 11,.4 no MAZDA IN n IIu
for city acceptance. by
r.. BELCHER. Agent,
l24 Commercial Place, New orleans
June 4, lS59.-Gm. f&{
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THEODORE DEVALCOURT, Notaire
i Public ct Encanteur dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
st. Landry. Bureau au Grand Coteau. Tout ordre
laisss au magasin de Mr. j. B. PoLINGUE sera
dromptement execute.