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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25
From the Mesgs County Telegraph, May. Q.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN POMEROY.

On Thursday last, our town was thrown into a
most intense excitement by what was supposed to
le veritable Fugitive Slave Case"
There has been a very pretty girl here attending
sch ,ol for two or three years past to whom one
of the F. F. VS. stands in the double relation Of
father and master. AS master, he sent her here
to 90 to school, and as the acknowledged father
he has paid her boarding and tuition.
! The girl is very much attached to her father
but from the fact that he is engaged in buying ur
slaves in Virginia, and shipping them south, she
has had the good sense to refuse to return to that
State for fear she might share the same fate. Last
winter strong effort was made to induce her to
return to Virginia and large promises were made
to her by her father if she would do SO /; but she
declined. AS last resort, her mother was sent
over to persuade her to co. but she still! refused.
Her mother, on her return, was shipped South
the colored people, and others here, believing that
it was the intention to chip both mother and
daughter, if the girl could have been obtained.
On the day above mentioned, thefather, in com.
pany with a very bard looking customer, both well
armed with revoivors, called to see the girl. She
having full confidence in her father, who had al
ways acknowledged and treated her as bis daught
err was not at all alarmed-iu fact, it rs said she
had written to him to send, come and bring hei
some money-but some Of her friends. believing
that the design was to kidnap her, raised such 9
cry Of murder" and all other cries, that the towr
was instantly alarmed, and quite crowd was soor
lcongregated TO ascertain the cause Of the row
The Yrginians solemnly protested their pacifr
ntentions-th. father protested that he had com
to visit the girl and pay her bills. without any in
tention Of taking her away that, in fact, he IA
emancipated her, and 10 proof Of this, Shove
what purporied to be deed Of emancipation
which he offered to give her. This instrumen
however, on examination, was found to be of I
validity. This act tended to increase the susr
cion. All things, however, would have gone ,
smoothly but for the fury Of one of the negroe
who had private wrong Of mis- own to revenge.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25
EFFECTS OF EMANCIPATION.

The London Morning Star, of May Both contains
the proceedings Of the British and foreign Anti
Slavery Society. resolution in relation to the
death of Joseph Sturge was moved. and seconded
by Rev. Wm. B. Ingram, of British Guiana.
"In doing so he said that he would consider il
an insult to the audience IN any one at this time
of day to get up and bring forward arguments
against slavery and the slaye-trade, for the main
question had been settled long ago and he pre-
sumed the object of the society at present was t.
know how those released slave staleu were onjoy
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THE ANTI-sLAvERY DUGLE.


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by the Executive Committee of the Western Anti.
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be addressed to BENJAMIN S. JONES, Editor.
Orders for the paper and letters containing
money in payment for the same, should be
Nddt6ssed TO Ann PEARSON, Publishing Agent,
Salem. Columbana County, Ohio.
Dag-Money carefully enveloped and directed as
above. may be sent by mail at our risk.
b6S-We occasionally send numbers to those who
are not subscribers, but who are believed to be
interested in the dissemination of Anti. Slavery
Truth, with the hope that they will either subscribe
themselves or use their influence to extend it's
circulation among their friends.
as.a TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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ss' g Each additional insertion, ,25
g Six months, /: :: -: 400
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one Fourth Column one year, with privilege
t-eta of changing monthly, 1900
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paS-Cards not exceeding eight lines will be in
serted one year for So ,00 six months, $500.
-.sor=. Sd j. HUDSON. PRINTER.
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The Market Street Baptist Church. Of zssss'
vile, has expelled Deputy Marshal Ezekiel !. Cog.
who has long been one Of its Deacens. ~ his
mpcity with the late fugitive sisvs csssin thss
city. The example might well bs foliowsf sasss
where.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-24
Notice to Non Residents,

Orning lands fronting on he Afehofalaya
Rircr, Parfst of .M.HLandrB. IN the ID Lercc
District Of said Parish.
VroU nre hereby notified 10 make road and
j. l.eYee. on the irnnt Of your lands, In the Cd
4esee District af the Parish of 81. Landry, 'front.'
ing on tho Atchafalaya River according 10 Law.
work on your said lands IN said Sd Legec District,
fronting on said River shall undopc by the 10th
day Of January lsGD, shall proceed 10 advertise
the said work for three weeks in the Parish
Gazette, aud by notices posted lu two pnbc places
inthe said District, 70 be let ont. for performance,
to the lowest bidder, aud on The day specified 10
the advertisement shall proceed TO adjudicate the
making Of the work TO the lowest bidder, as re,
1ired by the LAW and the Ordinance Of the Police
jury Of the Parish OF st. Landry.
JIG. HENDERSON,
Inspector of Roads and i.eyees 80 District. Par.
Isl, Of St. Landry. - 5 s.f
December s, 1859. nv s,5sl
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TO CDNSUM PTIVIIS.

having been restored to hcaltliin In
4 IA few weeks, by 8 very simple remedy, after
afection, and that dread disease, Consumption
anxious 10 make known TO his fellow sufferers the
neails Of eare. To NIL WHO desire It e will send
copy M the pfescrptinnused live Of CHARGE with
directions far preparing aud using the same, which
bronchitis, etc. The only object OF the advertiser
10 sendjng Misrepresentation il to benefit tho Afflicted
and he hopes every sufferer win try his remedy
1T will cost them nothing and MAY prove blessing
Parties Wishing the prescription VIII please address
Sss3 ss8S IsEY. EDW ARD a. WILSON
s$t#& a%R& n No.:i6t FiRsT STRgsr,
Wslliamsbnrgh, Kinsa Co., N. Y.s
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Howard Asso ciatior1,
: PHIk1nE,I. Il,Hj,I.1

4 H.s.,o,.,t i. s In. ~ .safs i.
4 Ms sl s.sssf oLas nes4aa xsess
n,ssas.s 'ess ss4HgesYA NHa Asp1aeMse
r...r,s r.. !, i. Z .sg
ttsftiT ffhwhru AfsoeintIar, ~ view s0f th0
nfrt,inate ;sist},s If scit MI H,,ass
sevoial years ago dirGstad toasiis S,,rxegsli
as Charitable act worthy of their name. Vi pptaN
Disnensary faT tle treatment Nh fHis Ihsa NJ isss
eases 81 their lnrnls and b, give Medical, advise
gratis 70 AL who apply by letter, with description
q aheir cphditont tages decpaslo. Hablts Of llts
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Notwithstanding the roads and lcvces for
IN the lands Of nanrcsidents and unknown own.
ers Oh the Atchafalaya River. 4s g
The undersigned will proceed on the 2sth day u
November 1850. ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the pania-
tion OF y. a.. Def3eanx on the Atc1afalay River
Parish OF ~. Landry, tn adudicate 10 the I6west
bid 'er, the making OF the road and leyec on The
front of the land pf Walter q. Wnn, situated be.
tween the land OFFS. A. peieanx and DR.. +. II.
Harvey, on the said River, and il said Parish. The
roadway Is to be cleared At least twent Ave Feet
wide, and the road Is 10 made Of the same Width
with swell in the center and draining ditch Oh
ea: side, tile ruad across the slues and bsynlis N
be raised 10 the general level of the ground ana
cross deiies and bridges TO be made every f0r ar
eents. The ievce shall be nude two ieet above
high water mark, with five feet of base for every
loot in hight.
Aud on the following day, at 10 o'clock A. IT,.
Mt the house of w. Bnftons, on the said River and
in the said Parish. the undersigned will proceed IA
adjdics,e to the lowest bidder, the ,.aKInu of the
read aud lesee In accordance with the above specj.
'ications, Oh the following lands, fronting Oh tbe
Atehs'aiaya Riyer, supposed 10 be owned ly G. A..
Pobimann fractional section eighteen, TOWNSHIP,
loar, south Range seven E.tst, s. w. Land District
of La .7 t j3 ss ess...t.
Also. at the same time and place the making Of
the road and leyee according to the above speeca-
tions, on the following land fronting On the said
River, supposed To he owned by Edward Meilben,
aey: Fractional Section eone,r Township Eve,
tfict Of La. +
Uss r. SAMUEL. I. RODGERS, #
Inspector OF roads and ieyees far the first and
second Districts, A.ehaialaya River, Parish Of st.
Landry. - f
November H. ls6g. e -s9Fe @7 ~
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GIIERIFF'S 'S S4A Slate 0f f.ouisfGaa.
~ District Court Parish of ST. Landry- M -
Daniel Lyons. Tutor e als., ". Lcfnaef AndtnS,
Tnter. jFf s ,6s as8as,s t4 s. lss58 Nh
BY virtue of a writ III A. fa.. Rssed III the above
entitled suit hy the district Court III and fol ths
Parish ol ~ Landry and Staff aforesaid and to m
directed, VIII expose at public snle for eash. ii
the Court house at this Parrish, on SATURDAY.,
the 7tli day of Janpars, a, y. lA,,n, commencing
at the hour Of II a. NJ. and continuing from day u
day, necessary, I'LL the right title. interest and
dcmnnd Of the said ietanaant, Lemnel Antirua,
Tutor, III and ~ tho aliowing property, seized ID
satisfy said writ 10 Wit: sas ~ 2# ri sss
negro woman named ApEl.IN p, dgcd about
twenty. .siy years. @ 55 81
twenty-eight years. ~ ~ 2 u a
twenty-five years. t n iis1sf@S. ass
Sheriff y Office, OpeloFaas, nsember 10, 1869. gs
4a.s fssEM9 -. j. W. I'll AGTiISltEs sheriff.
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satnr.iay. ..Jan,larY \. 1850.

the 10th Section lying In Township No. 3. South OF
Range No. q East. Parrish Of ST. Landry, contain.
ing s4t IL LOO acres. and to be sold in onrseperste
lots, MS per plat OF survey.
TERMs AND GONDiTIOSs - On q credit OF tan
years, MS follows, to wit: Ten per cent. in cash,
and the balance in nine annual instaimcuts the
interest to- be paid on tile whole amount, annually,
ut the rDtG of cightper cent per aBnnin the notes
shalt he made payable to the Auditor Of Public
Accpnnts. secured by special mortgage on the
final payment Of ptineipnl and Interest n 3..
M GNf.HIsi A. GUIDRY, 4
Treaaurer Of The Parish Of st. Landry.
December s. 1859. 3ss4sS' /,
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Public Sale Of School Lands,

l6th Seet,e,l, dtebnfaiayq, IN Io,rnship 8, s..
n. 6, East III the 8. ". Land District of Lat
r N obedience to the I'd Section Of an act approved
l. 18th March 1858, entitled {. An Act to- amend
and recnnet the 10th and saith Sections Of IN act
to organize Free Public Schools In the State nf
Louisiana, approved 18th March 1858 = aud In vir
the Of an order to directed, by the Auditor Of
Public Accounts. I, the undersigned Treasurer,
will sell, Ut public auction 10 the highest bidder,
ut the Court house door, in the town OF 0pcousis,
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ISsffEFsl b ssslase ot i.oaisiana.

~ ~ ssrss5 ME OF tsQHiEinf4x
~ District Caust, pafaslssf s,t Landry No S74sr
Theodore Ghaehsre W.. ozen Anbespln, I. M II s
BY virtue OF a writ of a, Gy., issued nj tie ab0t1
entitled suit, by the District Court in and for the
Parish Of st::lasirS and State aforesaid and 70
me directed Nl expose at public s;p, fnr cash.
mt the Ceurt-ho,ise Of this Parrish on SATURDAY.
the Iti dry Of January. A. y. 1850, commencins q
the 'innrol II A, NJ and continuing from any to
day IL necessary MI The right title, interest and
demand Of the said defendant. Oxen Anhespin,
T ~. in and 70 The following property, seized 70
satisfy said nFit; to S;it:
All his right title. interest and demand in and
TO the succession Of his deceased mother, Lses
Moore, alias Asihespin Z. W.. es enissistina N hfs
heirship cf onciourth IN the following property, 10
wit; certain town lut. Ma ~, and i portion ~
lot No. a0 situated IN the tosf cf ppeIosas, Vim
all the buildings and improvements thereon. ~
ground, or lot. being Bounded as follows: Wes8 N
lots OF Mrs. Thompson, M. S2 md No. sExie
BY Bayon lesson, Narth BY lotof N. Qnatreyealx,
No. %, and Landry street, and South BY Wins
street; alsp his shhrcor hciislp in The moveAblss
belonging " said sncecsainf.
Sheriff \ Office, opclopsas, November 40, 1859.
VS. 5i3s 4 80 as3sls. ". GllAisHEitE: ShcfiKs a
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New Iberia Marble Works,

KsAf. undersigned ii,,s npw permanently located
L '''in elf in the town nj New iberia, Ia. aud
,,eiai extensive Marble Works. Has always on
hini aud prepared to furnish and set up Tornbs,
y Eiurents, T,ub Tops. Head Stones, Fence
Gapfig, Manteineces, Table and Counter Tops
tiiilitrd Fable Beds, aud every description Of Mar
bic Work. Griaitc work OF every description
tsrdi%heil when reqlired.
As1. Fence and portieo Railing of cast or
wrpight lfan. plain and ornamental. Tor Grave
fards, dwelling an pabiie Bailtiiags, furnished
nd neatly set up. PA.tculy attention paid 10 the
feplFting and cleanias Of old Tonbs, Monuments
II Maruir f4ruitare.
NJ a.fale Granite work furnished by him.
will ; fully spafanteed, iaasmnch As the work will
iie l'tn,.t.G.ared al the
NEW IBERIA M4RBLE WORKS. i
aadsr h7 personal supervision, and at prices COM
petng with the Naworleans prices. All Iron work
firai-hctily him. wiH be ut prices ranging with the
M,t,fi,'tafers prices in NewDrleans. Il
The public are requested tp call at his Depot,
near The Catholic Church. in New Ii,cria, ard ex-
aniae specimens of his Marble works, which, for
4rc.ite tirsI ,kf5anl excellence nf workmanship
i is,t surpassed by any other Establishment in city
or ea'iu:ry Consequently he hopes to receive a
share e plblic fatr'.,agc, commensurate with his
airlites. aud his ateftePssi sing industry.
All orders entrusted to bin. will meet with
thst i,.tm,t ntte.sti N, ltw merit the apIroba-
acveat tp those requiring work dpne in his line
of nsiness, 4 visit iis Marble works, personally,
ar rnasllt with him by letter. before sending their
+ttess el el9eylHre. y 80 ,4=s-
Country sIrrhlea Cutters supplied with stock at
III der. e fatcs. s. ~, ses . {s1 3n. s "a p
! .tzent MIR. Joseph Iacomb, near Washington;
r".. .''ss r. : :. '.'t ,s@5 CASPER LUssE,
a .s.si e.. Box % P.o. New IBERIA, La.
Aruast II. lS5g.-9ln. ID g.. t-=s., 5 '-y g4.
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NrArIt,E. Understand. thalkful a

<TyfiCE.-4fhe undersigned, thapkfGl fof
~ the patronage heretofore extended >ITgo
Is him, would respectfully Inform his 80
rieids and the public generally that he has inCdte
s,irnecif5iu the Town of Washington whore he Is
now ready 10 exeeate promptly aud with neatness
alI work eatns,ai to him. such as Carriage Repair
iar Painting, Trimming aud Orname1ting, as waif
- Siga and Ornamental Painting generally. BY
lose ittaatloa to business he hopes 10 merit
tinpatiop Of ratFanage AG6lSG.
Was.giaytrin La. April II, is5s.-.ly.
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TIVE undersigned takes this opportunity OF IN.
/ forming the pabc that he baS permanently
scttlcd in Big Came ard offers his services Brick
Layer in genera, to all who wish any thing done IN
his line nf ilnisess. Brick Water CisteruS built,
aud plans for brick dwelling bouses furnished the
shortest notice and very liberal ter1ns Address
4 1T ALEy BARTON Big Cane. La.
.fuiy q ISSg ...... .....
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] ni.sulphita Of Lime.

ry,+JE sst,ieraiz z1ed agent Tor Tiger l-aaFe ~.
g,ibfite of !li,nc will keep calstaatiy .u marc
Il washington aud ,sarfys lalltiitlg gF9i sapl!5
tI,tar. w5Jr--ples-e advise the undersigned 9
s.a,t. ~ "a aays in ,,lgaace of their wants 50
n, .I,.ye it constantly fresh r,,,4rnt.t. .
sfF.e,nbeT II Is5a. i-''}s' 'ss3f'hs''
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REFaRas,css: s.1a
n 1os' H. Lewis, Esq. 0,,enasas; s. B. Snliey.
'pppsioasaS; pipt; Jn,, p. isp,, 0aeIu lsa+; J,4 II.
rpo'lts ;pp opeloas,s; Rev. j. \. iyey, Aiexa dria;
~; ns;. \, angel, New'lileaas; Rev. Il Reed, New
pf;a,eaas f;..s Rev. r. J. Htrp. Nsworeais r. II.
i. iLiAes A. D.,s41pelpi,l-; Rev c. A. Ffazee. Ope
"usas; Rev. A. B. Fly, o,,ei.ls,s.
~. ~. s'y-hnrSehool is NJ. in session., and We are
P'e.l,sh % receive either day or boarding pupils.
OpeiausaS, Otf,l.er u, Is5, = .3'
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I,URNlpUR}s- s5trn RE-. Nam street, ope-
Il Iusas. (oli 5tlad of Mr.. ig ,he u,
dersieaed having opened Furniture . - W. .hs
town of 0pelntaas, respectfully announces 10 -.
nullic tn II be will sell the numerous articles in his
Inc of business as low as they can be purchased
in NewOrleAns, the expenses Of freight included.
He will continue to manufacture and repair furn-
ture in the neatest style and manner, and will also
exchange new furniture fnr old.
Ladies and gentlemen will please call and ex
anime for themselves, s3i#s. a.
Has received by the steamer Bayou Belle, q Large
assortment Of Black Walnut sud Mahogany Artn3Irs
gedstesds Of all kinds aud dimensions. ,s
Chilllens beds and Rocking Beds.
Wash stands with plain and marble tops
Wash stands .Ghsrs and Rocking Chairs, Chill
dren's high and low Chairs Of all description,
Dining tales Mahogany and Walnut Round
tables. Folding tables, etc. -,
French GuerdoEs Sofas, Looking glasses assorted
of sizes. .,=zy5gs5- z.,...,.. -,
rrjt,,les etc etc. LOUIS WAITER Z
opelansas, Jannary Il Ifia5s-ly. = & AZ.
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TERMS AND CoSprrroSs:-1 Payments TO be made
in three equal annual instalnients, from the LIST
March 1860. Purchasers furnishing their notes
with approved personal security In solfdo, to the
satisfaction of tic administrator, aud to be made
payable to the order Of Albert peean, Attorney Of
said estate. at his Office, in Opel0usas The lands
estate untilfan payment Of principal and insterest,
and all slimsnot punctnally paid viii bear eight per
cent: per annnm:interest ahtil paid 8
JOSEPH GLENIER, Anctoneer.
,l,peo Is
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s5tAlfs. IA NJ w AGHDNS, BUGGlES
~ .te--The undersigned being the agent for the
tImse nj l,usly .tte;l Il On, manufacturers,
Wheeling vi can sappy planters with any thing
in tie way pf Carts, Nsgansand shssies, on the
n rtest ltie and most reasonable term. Planters
are r. r.ectfully solicited to hand in their orders
early, SO as to procure the articles previous t. low
w,tI 5rf@ i, s. r. S. WILKINS.
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A very Desirable. PIa,,tntisns,,

zA3ssg qSst9Is ~ iSweo al a-E4f.s 4 4st58
yNIfI4 be sold, on very iibesahIe terms trncA
w OF iand, on the Bayou chIeat, In 81, u isss
the Parish Of St Landry. eeatainins one 1.ss7
hundred and ten acres, together with MI ENN
eoassiing ala good dwelling house viii nee,lfuI
obt honsesi cotton house, ard BIZ aeedspli senyrl
niences fer small planter ta go al ..Ice i,,fa th
cultivation Of cqttaa. t ,sss .+T,s.- ~
The land j. bounded as follows: North i, ian5.
Of Jeh Warrington. South by lands of asiy MI
sfifeth, West hy lands Of JOHN Jubore, aud. Eass
BY lands Of Jesse paye, s1ssA
For further pa,tieulGfs ha to price atd te.ns.
adtffoss vs. itAs 'ait r GEORGE A. PIKE. IS
r,,x,s ,ssa ~. ssa t'ss3a Ressss1x
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81 4- - ----- r.
M'tss .atprs .,,,S.,-
= J. IL a IA f5OA =.
WATER ARRANGEMENT;

~
tthe fast running aud regtar ss-,
fleSet Ssea'ner w. ssis,N &. l., sllIltfsSy =
.4ia''itf Master. will leave Was ing szx@4ssaxz
N every SUNDAY at q o'clock A. A., aud leave
SeWotleans every WEpN NESDAY at 5p. NJ
me ast running and regular packet, Steamer
NINA PERREf, j. A. Ups, Master, viii leave
Washington every WE'D Y at 9 O'Clock A
"; and leave New0ri,-. every SATURDAY at
: p ". '''
The Steamer al.lNF ". c, Neal, Master. will
IL" he Ia the trade transient Boat, having no
ieg i.erdty Tor teAvng
fasse lsefS ana shippers can rely on the pune.
Pegye4. "'ia 1aR"'
fhe rate Of freight win be tie same as bare+o
inre, viz ''-'' - nefe'o
4 'ia ~ ''''''.. .-t..... ....,s 50 90 per HID
,' ,' - ., So = ..-,.,..-... Is bhI
~. ..8.,'.. ..,,........ r. bale
ep FREIGHT t.s..s...,....... 80 Iii
n...- HlNCELEY 4 co.
VI 0TIt'E.- misunderstood hereby notifies
f'lantersa aud others that from and after the t
ri November next, 1857 tue Storage avw existing
viii henecfoyth he charged for merchandise and
other artIrles4 'qyiag III their warehouses for the
period OF ane Il, Ind for Gerry additional month
nf pafthf month the same additional rates win he
charged. "a
N.fhing willbe delivered untilthe storareis paid
Washington, Nov. 1851.
I'D f. l.. PITRE
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+ rr'sATURDAl MORNING, pEcEMBER "a 1859.
SALES At AUCTION

DDBLsG SAf.E.--Estate of Marie Esoisine Dou-
e Get, deceased. t
Sy virtue Of an order emanatiag from the Hon
orabie the nistfi Court, in aud for the Parish oI
St Landry, will he sold by the undersigned aue-
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-02-02

lg. ofhs children. cspcciall, In Tho death
oi hi, ton John. who was murdered IN Cni'
iloiuin.
He however bore all hs alllIrttnus with
'hrNllnh lortiludO md becoming ubmis.
SION Asa politician, Mr Bard always in.
formed himself Of tic dolnps or oflire hol.
"cis, AMI was ever ready 10 disapproye of
wrong even when committed by one off
nus own party, but more especially did
ne discard and dislike any measure that
c'nllicted withhs lnyoritc creed. lie has
more than once Been heard 10 saw that
ms greatest desire to live longer. was---
TO see our country become 30 power.
iul as to to be able to teach all ma.
tiions our holy religion, and to assist
them IN adopting our wise and glorious
institutions.
Mr. Bard has long been member of
the Presbyterian church, and has been n
very regular worshipper in the Sanctuary,
ana an efficient supporter of the means Of
the means of Grace, and the ordinances
OF the Church, Five of his children have
departed before him, aud he has now gone
and left the other five and his aged part-
ner, besides very great number of friends
and relatives to mourn his loss. Leclair
city EgierpTSc.