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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-11-05

Nm TIM LoulsIAslAN.-The attention Of the
reader is specially directed to the PRosrEcrus
ofxthis paper III another column. While the
introduction Of another Journal IN. our Parish
night ~inangnrate ! more general spirit Of
eoinpstition II our line of business, yet we
say,ss Competition Is the life Of busisess,' and
Nish That ronr conffesees may reap album
dlant success in their contemplated adventure.
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Editorials on important subjects ere una
voidably laid over until next week. ss4

vs.! Tax GEsAr TABKGSAct.E OF ADJUSTMENTS
Mountains Of Fun On next Saturday. All
mankind. womapkind and boykind should he
thrilled with delight, in view Of The rich ban
quetA " fun, pastime aud amusement to be en-
ijjoyed iB Washington On next Friday. and at
.1Qpe.onsas on Satprdayy, BY the exhibition Of
Riyetsts& Derions' grand Entertainment Of
Karieties. See their advertisement in another
colnma. and come ont everybody.
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REFERENcEs:
Tax Roll! !! Tax Roll!!

IiNHE Taxpayers Of The Pa ISL Of 81. Land,y ,,e
i hereby ho.iied mat TIE assessment ro,i fop,
sad Parish will be lodged with he Parish Recorder
on tue LIST NoTemDei next. 1859. for ins,ec,ion.
All petsons who may consider themselves r..
s,r'eved oy said assessment. are requested TO s.a.e
Tue COZ, eet'on desired within thi,'y days ..on The
RecOi Ger. YtELENtUYE J0Ir,EpT
October 90, 1850. - ri
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~ADvERTIsERs. R5N
Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation Of the OPE-
LousAs PATR1toT is the largest of
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish Of st. Landry.
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~ we are authorized to announce N. E.
GTRARD. Esq, as a candidate; for District Attor-
hey, fof the 10TH Judicial District, atthc November
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!. { What . small kitchen ! " exclaimed Queen
Elizabeth, aiier going IN a handsome mansion.
: " g BY having SO small . kitchen that | am
enabled to keep 50 large y house, replied It's
owner.
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l6-.yWe are authorized to present the
: name OF Mr., THOMAS H. WEIGHTMAN, as a
candidate to4tffe Office Of Commissioner Of Board Of
Public. Works for the ID District. Election in
November next. g5
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: didn't dare TO tell you, wife, before we
vere married, that my teeth were false" II
could get dlongg well enough with you. husband.
~ yoor teeth were ihe only false thing you
carry u your mouth 9I 4
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ts 16s- We are authorized to announce Mr..
NfHOMAS McCROREY, as an independent candi-
1Rte to represent the Parish of st. Landry in the
Legislature at Baton Rouge. Eectionin November
next. a@
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nag WIN. II. SPENCER, Esq. in com
piiauce with the request OF numerous friends, will
Y BE u candidate for a seat in the Legislature. Elec-
ton in November next.
MANY FRIENDS.
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D6r We are authorized to announce Mr..
ytR. J.8SMITH. Jr., as a candidate to represent the
y Parish Of st. Landry in the Legislature at Baton
Rouge. Election the It'll of November next.i
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ssRS We are. authorized to announce Mr.. J.
gSJ.. MORGAN as d candidate to represent the Parish
VI Stg Landry at the next session Of the Ie legislature.
Election In November next.
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~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
vTLLENEUvE JOuBERT, the present incumbent,
= candidate for reelection as Assessor in the Parish
81 st. Landry, at the election in November next.
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rr We are authorized to announce Mr.
81. N. KELLOGG, as. q candidate to represent the
Parish Of st. Landry in the Legislature at Baton
Rouge. Election in November next.
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rEs-We are authorized to announce Mr.
THOMAssC c. ANDERSON as a candidate to re
,snaresent the Parish cf ISL. Landry at the next session
Or the Legislature. Election in November next.
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ek5- ALBERT DEJEAN is an independ-
ent candidate for Clerk Of the District Court of the
4. Parish Of St. Landry. Election in November next.
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tEr We are authorized to announce Mr..
NJ. PEHRAULT. Il democratic candidate for
reelection to the Legislature, from the parish of
81. Landry. eai st8lA@
Election in November next. i
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PROSPECTUS
"THE L~OJIsIANIAN.

1T q LOJISIANIAN.t
WYE, the undersigned, propose to publish in
w the Town of GRAND CoTEAU, on Thursday,
18th OF February. 1850. q weekly newspaper to lie
called THE LOuiSIiNIAN." In politics it will
he neutral. 1t will give the litest news of the day,
chronicling every event of a Foreign and Domestic
nature, that will lead to the interest of the est,nnlu
nifty. 1t vii! lie printed both in French ami VI .l;sl.,
AMI will devote its entire attention to the prosperity
of the Parish in which it is published, tleFe.ore-
making it a family newspaper. containing The mast
witty ind humorous articles, also, giving the latest
Teiegiaphic dispatches.
TERIs IS 90 a year, invariably in advance.
ALEXANDER j. SMITH
ROBERT A. ROWE, EDITORS
Grand Cotear, La, Nov. 3, 1853. -
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M- We are authorized to announce Mr..
81 LAFAYETTE CALDWELL a candidate for the
office of Swamp Land Commissioner in the Second
District. Election in November next.
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The man who got The last word in disputing
With : Woman, has advertised to whistle for =
wager against I locomotive.
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NJ Wei nre. authorized to announce Mr..
EUGENE DAyID as a candidate to represent the
Parish of ST. Landry in the Legislature. Election
in November next. Z
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NJ We are authorized tn, announce Mr..
JOSEPH d. RICHARD as a candidate for Justice
Of the Peace inSthe lst Ward. Election in Novem-
y her next. 80 So M ff=
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introduced into this NiarketM
PHILIP RAHM,
Eagle Machine Works.

AlsaHfoiia, thSinfn,
M ANUFACTURER OF Portable and stationar ~
~ steam hllgines, Of every description.
sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Grist Mills.
Large and Small Draining Machinen
Pumps, OF all sizes and descriptions.
sliaitings, Couplings, Pulleys, Hammers o,d
Boxes, of all sizes. ""o
Locomotive, Fjues and Cylinder Rollers
nhihsle, l4at!i and Planning Machines.
TOBACCO Screws and Fixtures, of every descrin.
Agent for Berger's & Boyle's Machine Ground
Virginia Penitentiary Made Axe+eyery one
OF winch is fully guaranteed.
H.. NJ. Smith Celebrated straw c,.,ar
hy machinery has received the LiShest tes,;mo.
mails gwen in the United states. Experienc need
mechanics will be sent to erect machinery + ss,Il
When des'red; and i'll the event of the prrcba "a,
discovering that the article is not what it was remre.
scented, 1t can be returned at nv expense.
otuefs or communications addressed to the nm
oefsls,ed through the Post Office, win meet with
prompt attention. e' WIZ
An Illustrated Catalogue, containing List of
frices, Certificates, etc, will be sent by mail most.
age paid, to any desiring it. ~
PHILIP RAHM.
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works
o1hce IN NewOfleans, IL st. Charles street.
October %, 1s59.-llt.
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Scandal. like ahe Nile. Is fed by innumera-
~ saiyealns ; but it Is extremely difficult 10
trace it to It's source.
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Chrielien Mornhinweg-

II.
WoULD respectfully Inform his old .i;epd, and
w patrons, that he has iust returned rom The
llty Of Newfork, with the mos, beautiful nd Gle.
gam SOCK OF foods in ais line Of business ever
introduced into this MARKELL
When in the City OF NewYork he had a lar,1} lot
u the mes, articles OF Clothing made TO suit The
mea sares Of some thirty or toltv of his c,sfnna,s
who will please cali and get their suits.
DIS STOCK OF materials for fitting up sentlemen's
wardrobes in the neatest and most TASTY manner is
uhequaied In this market, and he assures his tends
a ai customers that he is prepared to cut and make
clot',ng OF every description in The latest French
and American style. '"'
a large supply Of ready made clotlf -g OF the
best quality on hand for safe. "N
Gai' IN and examine for yourselves,
opelouaas, October 30, ls59.-ly.
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II is q great pleasure to be alone, especially
when You have your sweetheart with you.
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D I . :

! D:
At The residence OF lis iatitet IL 0Delorsas. 90
the I'd inst. WILLIAM JosEpH TuoarsoS, aged )
years and two months. @--
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Mon6ay. Decembe. 5. 1859.

49, - -,
Mon6ay. December 5. 1859,
lie following described tact u Itia, belonging Ia
,he secession Of James Morgan, deceased. 10 wit:
The West half of Northeast rnatter au! East
hail oi Northwest quarter. and Ness hal, oJ South
east quarter, and Soutl- west quariei Of section
n y-pine. Township No. 4. South III Range No. 4
Last. Southwestern land Dis. let OF I.,., containing
iolI hundred and oue 23-iah acres.
-Ais0, SeWth We; quaiter OF Southwest quar- lei
of section sixty. Township M. 4, South of Range
f'1.4 East. soulh-western iaaG District of La. coz
timing ioily 29-l00 aeres.
TssMs AND CoHpiTtoNs:-One thi'd OF HE pnr-
chase money cash. nd HE iesidGe payable i'll TWO
equal animal insta'lments. dating nom the day Of
sale. Purchasers ate required to f4slisb notes with
personal security in >olido. to tie satisfaction of
the executor. The said notes To be made payable
t. the order Of, and endorsed by she said purchaser,
a! the Office Of c. L.. Swa,ze Esq, in HE town of
Glelousas. The notes 10 lear interest at the rate
Of $ per celtutl per altual isom maturity. 4 spe-
ciii mortgage and vendors privilege Will ne re-
snihes on the land nntil iiiai payment OF the price.
Ihe PROPERTY vii not Ne deliiered mill The terms
ne complied with. q. l.. STAYZE,
November ;, 1853. tTestameniary Execut or.
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They that laugh at everything, and they
that fret at everything, are fools alike.
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RIVERS & DERTOUS'
Equestrian and Dramatic

Together via, Their tFont.c,1ul
Troupe Of Chinese Artists

THESE extraordinary and Genuine Celestial Ne.
crp'nincers, ~Jugglers, Magiciafs aud Sorcerers,
are the ninst astonishing. miraculous and pleasing
performers that have ever been exhibited in u Cir.
Gus. will c.ilitir 1t Opelolsas.
On SdIIKDAI. Norembef. 12. 1859.
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NEW GOD
GREAT ~BARGA1NSu

NEW GOODS.
GREAT ~BARGAINSM
A I the store nf Mr.. Ripiael Holiier. wa. hi,a.
~ ton, conducted by and under the cou-
troll Of Mr.. Louis nes,l ct.
The citizens OF ST. Landry are hereby in ~
formed tha. J have just received from New 80
orleans, a well and beautiful selected stock q; Dry
Goods which are now Offered ia my friends and ~
nhalic generally, on terms a. cheap il not cheaner
lhan tue cheapest. Ny ASSORTMENT consists in
Dry Goods. Cloiil;ng,
Boots. Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Tobacco, Hardware.
- Crockery, ci3ais and Groceries
O. nj Kinds. In short ] have evety thing in nv
ihe q. business i''at your wants could suggest.
B.-Also a good supply OF 8 lee; Eos d md e
feet Pieux 10, sale. 's ''o .
washington: La, November 5. 1859.
RAPHAEL HOiL Err.
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In Eayou Clicot, on The 27tl, elt., ty Elder y. C.
Robert, WILLIAM NELSON. jr.. to Miss ~IsE.gccA
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Public Sale.

vvrJLL he sold on SATURDAY,, the 10th OF
w December 1859, by Louis Stag. Auctioneer.
duly commissioned and sworn, a: the residence OF
Widow Pierre Savant, on Bayou B~ut, Parish o..
st. Landry, the property belonging 10 The Estate OF
Pierre Savant, to wit:
'N5 IL SLAVES, a
q, of both sexes and different ages. m
Claire. negro woman aged - years:
I,uiidet, negro man aged y .yeAla;
Henry, negro man aged ~ years:
SuSatlN. negro girl aged II years; +
Tommy; negro boy aged Il yeats:
Lisa, negro woman aget II vests: and her two
eliidten. namely: William. mniafto boy, Z years
old, and Mary, Lilatto girl aged } yeirs.
Nancy. negro woman aged % years; and Lucin'
da, her daughter, aged year.
Lucinda. negro woman aged 80 yeatsY and
Floisinc. her daughter, aged I years.
IL Horses, consisting Of plough horses, carriage
bo,ses and saddle horses.
| lot of horses and mares;
40 head OF gentle horned cattle;
40 head Of villa cattle,
i lot ii Sleeps;
| lot of iiogs;
200 Dbls OF corn;
) stacks Of fodder;
l buggy; T..
OK cart:
i lot OF fatn:ug implements. d
TERMS And CONTROVERSIAL sums of ten dollars.
aud under, payable LIST April ls6g: all sums over
ten dollars, payable one half Tie Ii OF April 1851,
and the other half the lst Of April is62. with in
teiest ut. the rate of S per cent. pei afnum ttom
majority till paid. Purchasers 10 furnish two
in solido. The slaves TO ,eul4in specially
i.la5t gagged 20 The estate Until Iuli and euiifc pay
CT The purchase isxS,,ey 3 and incest.
NJ. J-.s Ja.nL
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NEW ARRIVALS !
JUST received at che ~OpELOusAS DUG
u STORE, KEPT BY
p. T.. HEBRARD.

y STORE, KEPT BY
p. l.. HEBRARD.
Soluble Phosphate OF Iron, OF Leras.
Hypophosphite of Soda. @ "t
bromide oil potasSiun-Iron Alum.
+ And a general assortment Of French Chemical
ahd Patent Medicines.
ENGLISH & AMERICAN PATENT MEDICINES.
kennejy's great Medical Discovery.
Mclean s nv i.~orati!iG Cordial.
Jonas Nhitcomb'- -Asth'na eiIpdyeeac-,
CUTLERY.
Ladies' fine Peni1niyes: Geutlemen's nockef and
Sporting Knives; Fine iiazers in cases: ,.;,7'c,'
2elsaofs assorted in cases, and by the siisle pair;
Force ps aud Puilikins.
M STATIONERY.
Record, letter and ii.te paper of the best quality:
siee. Pens. Pea Ilpldel>. iudia Rubber SQUARES:
Lead Pencils. huil!at farlnjne lax. Enveliones;
Maynard Il Nnyes celebrated Black writing Ink,
FANCY ARTICLES AND PERFUMEEY.
Biscuit siatueties, Porcelaine aud Glass Powder
Boxes:
POI anomalies, Handkerchiefs Extracts. poma.
tHln:
Ioilet Soaps, Creole On FOR TIE HAIR. etc.
SUNDRIEs.
Paints, Zinc and White Lead. Colo,s Gronnd in
vi and Water, Lamp and Linsced Oils, Brushes. etc.
.sa,
PRESERVES. ~" w
Onelousas, November ). 1850.
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Succession Sale.

he sold al P' Jiir Aaciion p~ursr.'nt
w an oider o. the Disiliat GofSt. ny y t''
Anrtioneer, al the Cot sthtnse Ill ID
Lo~n of nPcipttsas, on
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WASHINGTON, November !, ID.
Wholesale Price N09'.
Messrs. r. R & ~
WHOLEsArR.

co CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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BY the iai.y Wonder, La Pc
An E~lte4t.ian Scene from
t.: S.. OF s-"ssIC:1L,
b. G.iAS. RtyEE.S.
Astonishing ESpso.as b; tho
f. lov-ins lie .irtf =
MOSS. AET0kT. IlirDR
TaGNLhE, Nons MOFFtT.
sac. G1MIto. The GREAT
MOTLEY EaOTiiE.s. II.
& !. Rod AN. The GRO
TESQUE G~i..iNAST'S, end
the wO.. renowned RIVERS
FAMILY, G. DEEIOCS, the
ihin'tab'e llan-Nonkey,
AMI G.EaT DAREDEVIL bato
bae';cl b.. iIra-.l nide-. and
MO.ts. P.AGI.O, the iIesc;.-
lci ana Cannon Ball defer.
TIE War IN INDIA,
0 h2d !t!(l Dra4ia ~ cs.Ena,
b--s.vr a Of ;4c Gompans, in
V &. isisEss viii pe.s,n-
&c The c',7rarter Of the b.ays
IANFLo%A K.
1.le An ,lcan Scientific
w He. head down lir.e!s
no, hf eG eat Gynlncst, Is.
kLAAE..LS.
H2rsemanship Of Grace
P.r'ey. a,d Excellence, by
Rll.lAtD ElNLRS.
G1i5 e. FfiEY LkN1!
As iesof beautiful Poses and
T S,eaaa", eSecptri lsytheJu- F"
yea,le Co.'i,3 end Their Lin
ST Is.
Songs, DANCES, Grotesege
beats, Stump s)ieerhcs, &C., r
:, the LIE OF Comics,
&c IS. FD ~. S,.Cai.U,
b. $50 fiE..t.s, Dan.
70 Nv Et.G, nai the two L
III MAs tte..S WASH and
lD1f.--s5 look olt for los
Z" ia!
be nf'e oe tho Arena,
Me-, CAMILLE, as the tiy-
ID; - u. = Lash and Dire
ie.y Charger. Nile.
buttons Of tho
si:naye by,hathigh'y-train'd
Led !pn 3, hidden by The
G in'a; eq@esi iehnr Mae.
w Jii.'.-4HeInrc2 Gracps,
Il 'ss. ,fAHGCIEllE, An.
Ar.Ifa, rti !! ~.
80. lorces, Performs
i~"tf'5'%. ;4:t t5tnic Shet-
J. '.",' extraordinary Learn
If t,e.aIr tAy thai la'entel
- : .pes, q. 4. l.,vEI.s.
r., 25&IrrGla I,eaoing
:" "A 3 d I o The Stud,
b. &c by At8fri'gEsGets.
ian. rt paato97imists
NJ. / t}Ioi>. ,iEn1Mf..
q A..io!, T. in il:sir mirtfi-
/ DE- .ii4ia@ i;ut!esaue
L >, asis .rSi hl the strength
o, tee Company.
f1- sc..,"s in the Circle.
G e9aa'tic Wen,icr.. 1'e,fs:-.
GEO EN- Entertainments, So-
cli an ilitiHrienta! delights.
vi \ II the n-h,r N~arit1iss.
ne ger i:en { card OF in one
Exhibition, vii lie further
al;stnunte & n-uia s.;!i Moro
versatile with the grand con.
cl'rl!ns secnt .. Tic PERFORM
hc NJ TO less than that
sapefo D.; u;i;c Illustration
Il isrRnl. i'ntiic L.eypnI.
E or the WIZ
AJf'e o T.FfA. Charge
t'rs sustained by . talented
t"inpinF Of Actors. assisted
the fnp'i,e If IN ~testrians
aat panuu;n.ists, in Which
if rFrles l'rt fur>c Thunder. b
%. VII, al,r.,r as the fiery. 9
stcei,
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Boxes fresh Row Herring. for sale by
Nv r. CURTIS 4 co
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A very Desirable P,aut,t;o.

R(1 Boxes fresh Cod, for sale by
CN II. CTTpTIS G. RI
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HIS FIRST EXPEDITION.
Sir John Franklin, iu 1919, headed an ex-
petition overland from Hudsons Bay to the
Arctic Ocean. After enccnnterlDg great hard
ships and very frequently at the point of
death from hunger and fatigue, he reached
home in October: 1922.
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HARs1sBuRa, Pa, Oct. 27.-A dispatch
from Chambersbnrg. in this State, reports that
Cook and his companion in crime have been
surrendered to the authorities Of Virginia and
taken to Charlestown, Va, for trial.
Some excitement prevailed, but no serious
disturbance was made by the Abolitionists on
his removal.
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hts LAST EXPEDITION.
This was undertaken on the Doth Of Nav,
ls4o, in two ships-f1e Erebus and Terror.
Inc official instructions to sis John Franklin
were to proceed as far up Davis Strait as
possible, thence to Battin's Bay and Lancaster
Sound, thence to Cape Walker, thence South
and West to Behring's Strait, and. shonld he
reach the Pacific, to proceed to the Sandwich
Islands,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-24
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part of
tho globe, Is the consequence of diseased action
in tho system, induced by tho poisonous miasm
of vegetable decay. This exhaaton is evolved
by the action of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the watcry vapor from it. While the sun Is
below the horizon this vapor fingers near tho
carth's surface, and the virus Is taken with it
through the lungs into the blood. There 1t acts
rs m irritating poison on tho internal visccra
and cxcreting organs of the body. The livei be-
comes torpid and fails to secrctc not only this
virus but also the bile from the blood. Both
tho virus and the bile accumulate inAhc circula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
patliize with the liver, and become disordcrcd
also. Finally, tho instinct of our organism, as
if in an attempt to cxpc the noxious infusion,
concentrates the whole blood of the body in tho
internal exorctores to force them to cast 1t out.
The blood leaves the surface, and rlshcs to tho
central organs with congestive violence This is
tho CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the
central organs and rlishes to tho surface, as il
in another effort to cxpel the irritating poison
through the other great eXcretory = the skin. In
this also 1t fails and the system abnndons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are tho fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder will of
course undermine tho health if it is not removed.
We have laborcd to find, and have found, an
antilotn
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-24
Tin Copper, Zinc,

Sheet Iron and Brass Ware, Stove Trimmings,
Jobbing, &c. am ready to offer more induce
ments and better bargains than ary other
House West of New York. So come along with
your old stoves and get new ones.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

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a Benepolent Institution established by spe
: cioi Endowment, for the Relief ofMs'
Sick and Distressed, Inflicted se,M
Nirmlent and Epidemic
Diseases.
rTNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
l. of tho awful destruction of human life
caused b, Sexual diseases, and the deceptions
practlced upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy Of their name, to open DISPENSE.
ry forths treatment of this class of diseases, IN
all their forms. and to give MEDICAL AD-
VICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter.
with desc iption of their condition, Gage. oc-
cupation, habits of life, DO. and in case Of OK
trsme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless TO add
that the Association conn ands the highest
Medical skill of the age, md will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The directors of the Associ ,ticn, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases, express he highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors of
their Surgeons in the cure of Spermaorhoe',
Seminal W'akness, ,Gonrrrhoca, elect, Syphilis,
the vice Of of 0nansm Of Self Abuse, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, &c, and order
continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing
year
Address, for Report or treatment, pr. J.
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Pa
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEAR WELL, President
FAIRCHILD, Secretary.