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business Carus, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwfse Sic.
Funeral Nuicss II W. Obituaries, assordins
TO space eScxpisd.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and piacsd under the
hdad Of of"Spscial Notices." 6esSis rae erdsaary
yAfes.
speeiai Notices. In tbs Lossi column % ssnn
per line.
Aassrtissnsnts ordered on the iaside exciu-
sively In the Daily, after the nrst 20 weeks,
80 per cent. more thxn the above rates.
Aii fransfsai advevfAseMenfs mHsf ce eafd for
IN SAsSscs. This rule will not be varied from. .
when the advertiser uses the Weekly aaone,
the price viii be the same a In the Daily.-
Who're the Daily and Weekly are both used,
35 par cent will be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount. 8a
Under the present system, the advsrtis.r
pays % mneh for the space he occupies, the
changes being chaSgsabls for the com position
only. This plan IL nov generally sdoptsd---
Oar charge for changes will b Is esats per
square. ME
~ In all cases where advertise nsnts are
discontinued before the expiration Oh the year
or the time oontrAsted for, they will be charged
up 1T our regular rAtes for tie time actuas-
ly in.
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Coal,
fRO TRE NEW YORK AVID ran m.
INGTON COAL MINES,
XX7H0LEEALE and retail. AoknowlsdRed by
w all 70 ~ the best lows Coal.
This superior Coal delivered at Warsaw and Al
sxandria. 10 ipH of l,00QbssAeh and upwards, at
low ratss. 01iee On Third-street, near Main. II
aug26-d r. r.. PLATT,
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KEOKUK IOWA: WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 9. 1859



BANKING HOUSE or vs
q n o \ q f. g n - = II = ON = q q.
i HAVE this day admitted - = partner In ths
j BAnkiag Business, AlsxAAdsr Barclay lwhs has
bssn my teller Tor the last sir ysASs). The bsaa-
ness, hereafter, willie eonductsd under the hrz
and style Of -
GEO. g. ANDERSON / 90.
Being one of the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the oldsst) in Iowa. the nsw arm solicits sonttn-
nance of former patronageso nbsrally extended TO
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
chan ge, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are asformsrly by senior part
asr Wis
RHY8RxHcxS
Park Bank, N. r.
WinsIow, Lanier Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W. Clark i Co., PhiladslphiA.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClApp, fnllas = bso~aA, Bankers, Boston.
1arinA Bank. ChieAg>.
Hoffman = 4Gelpcks, Chicago. M
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
FArneH lpp&pH Beaks PitAnArrgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
qpWpEeA AEothsrtop 8. CineinnAti.
a. D.Hant Co., Iouisyills.
State Ssvings Institution, 81. Louis.
jan5d
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A0Ok uk y =. DE . N Ol - q Nlnne q 80
r 4 l. r II D..
-
CHANG y OF TIMEs
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
and after this d.Ie and untiifursAer notice,
~ 0NE Passenger Train will run each way
daily {SundAys excepted,l ~ follows:
Leaving Keoknk at 8:10 A. \.
Leaving Bsntonsport at 2:3U Pm.
Connsetine at the latter place, ~ heretofore,
with the coaches Of the Western stageco for all
points In Middle, Western and Southern lows
Nesrasks, KAnsas, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to ST. Louis, Louisville,
CinsinnAti, and the East, may be had At the of6ce
Ia Benton sport.
81 Fare low rs the lowest, to AL southern
and EasteIn Cities.
- Passengers by tkfs route make connec-
tions with the b. M. X. X. X. At Fairfield, reach
ing 0ttnmxa the same evening. -
>. DWIGHT EATON,
Superintendent.
1WTieket OiRoe 1T Railroad Depot.
Once In kilkourne's Block.
Ksokak, Sept. IS. '6S-dSw
NORrH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
In RegulSr Through Line 10 San Fsaacfsco, via the
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connscting only with the steamers Golden
Gate, Goiaen Age John \. Stephens and
&
Pacific MsiI Sts1msAip Co. ss P0nas0,
Direct to AspiwscaH.
The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADRlATIC AND ALLAN TIC,
Having been entirely refttsd and adapted 70 the
California trade, will hereafter run - above,
leaving New York ON the bth and 20th Of
each month, from the foot of Cspal
street and North River,
NA Passengers and Mails will Be forwarded by
Panama Railroad, and connect ~ Panama with the
PaciHc M6il Steamship Companys magnificent
Stsa amahips which will b In readiness, and leave
rnAEDI IArsLY for San Francisco. They will be en-
harksd free of expense from Railroad, BY Comps-
ny's Steamboat TUBOGA.
An experienced Surgeon 10 attached to each ship
6teeragc Passengers found in cooked provisions.
bedding, and attendance. 1t is believed that the
accommodations afforded By the above ships are un-
surpassed by any in the world. The public are In
formed that the p. n. 8. o. Go. always have ONE
ca mvHE EAI AIiiA n1EAMAhp, iytug at fanama,
ready for sea, to avoid any possible detentien Of
Passengers or Mails, and embark their pAssen-
gers by steamboat.
For passage apply ut the only once Of the Com
pany, on the Wharf foot OF Canal Street, North
River, 10 VIM. ID. WlCKHAM.
Septi5dsm
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h The skiA Of IL O0utlst u teen In hB success
In preserving the natural organs.
II. The Teeth m4y ~ preserved through life.
I III. Teeth sdsoted With dssay Ms't BE- attended
10 in season.
Nv. Timely ana skillful sling with pure gold
IL eertsis vsa<dt for decay.
v. II n serious neglect to walt Tor tooth-ache
10 drive the sufferer 10 Dentist.
VI Tartar dsstrnys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency OF decay.
VII. kany suffer for years with Nsuralgia Of
the face, stomach and lungs from no other cause
than bad TeetA.
writ. Bad Teeth aisAxurs the countcnanos, in.
fect the breath, derange the stomach impair
health, distract the nerves, and war with good ma
tufs. sss
DR. IN0ERSOLL
Performs all operations on the Teeth and Gums,
corrscts irregulAritiss Of the Teeth, inserts
ARTIf fICIAL TEETH
Of the Best Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial Palatss and Obturatoss for cleft
PAlates.
Believing that the best operations in Dentistry
are the safest and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfAetosy both 70 the operator and patient, DR..
I. d0e1 not UH6r xuy pxrtiCufM iuducsiienis she
line Of ssCnRAs DsrTsTRr prsferring the pa troA-
age Of those who prefer the seH cPsvsfons, andcan
appreciate the neosssary care and skill in pro-
ducing then.
An sxAmination Of specimens both Of Arftfcial
Teefh and Of very beautiful filings OF Cyssai Gold
Foii, 10 iavitsd.
- Prices for full set Of Teeth, from 4ts TO
1l15. ExAmination Of the Teeth without charge.
DENTAL Ro0ms.--Coruss Of Third and MAan sts.,
over Rix, Hale Co.'S Bank, Ksokuks lows
Entrancs on Third-st. Idsci dAwly1
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The Baltimore & Ohio

s R3& Is
The Baltimore & Ohio
= =
RAILROAD
Terminates at Baltimore and Washington
City on the East, and Wheeling, Ben
wood and Parkersburg on the West,
at which place it connects with
Railroads. and Steamboats,
for and from all
points in the
West, Southwest 4 North West;
AM pRssxxra 10 rns TRAVELLING rUsIic a
SHORT AND DESIRABLE ROUTE
TO ALL or THE EAsTERN CITIEsi
Of Baltimore, PhiladelphiA, New York or Boston,
at iAs sosf AZ Ticket TO Nep Fork Bosfon alone
w 0fAsr routes.
- THROUGH TICKETS can also be procured
via WASHINGTON CITY to the EAS1 ERIN
cTTIES, - md aAditionsi charge Of -.
From CHICAGO and points in the WEST and
NORTHWEST, connections made with
THE EBALTIM0kEA0 OHIO b. H.
~ follow:
MICHIGAN CENTRAL II. II.
Via Michigan City, Lafayette, Indianapolis, Gin
StnnxIi Or Colnmbus; Also, Detroit = CisvslaDd.
Mich. south,n Nsrshsn Ina. =. II !.
Via Toledo and Cleveland, on via Sanduaky,
Mansfield Newark Railroad.
PittsburgA, Ft- warnc r CAicags n n
Via Lima, or Crestline and Columbus, or via
6andusky, Mansfield h Newark X. Il.
ENQUIRE FOR TEKEFS VIA WHEELING!
Fare Always ~ Lew ~ she LIE west
THROUGH TICKETS BAGGAGE CHECKS
can Be procured At all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat 0fhces in the West.
Il. M. COLE, 0en'l Ticket Agent.
W.P. SMITH, Master Transportation.
EFF. FULLER, Gen'i cstsrn Ag't.
Oct. I, sd
VnEA -----~-- 1nEn
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~ ~ KNITTING WORK.
4 WEE OF MANY TEXTURES, WROUGHT BY
"A d YAr1 ~ E en-.
Ass LIFE THOUGHTS.
Gathered from the Exteu,poraneous Discourses Of
Ao0Ky WAF6 BOecher.
TITCOMDss LETTERS
TO YOUNG PEOPLE, MAKkIED AND SINGLE.
THE CMESA HANDKOOk.
Teaching thsrudimsnts OF the game and giving an
analysis of All the recognized openings ex-mpaihed
by appropriate games actually Played by Aorpby,
cry, Meek, and many others. Also, AGNELL ON
N. W. WEsTCoTT,
Oct2Sd 81 Main-st.
1nE BAGS FLOUR received from St. Louis
i 1O steamer Quincy, this day, and FOR sale low
by KELLOGG 4 BIkGE.
jy8d
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M w. III CK -, M. d.. Snrye0n
Wls Dents Once on 0scond-St., -
between Main and johnson streets, Keo7
kuk Iowa. U
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Observation-Disclosures are many ~peopieein
this word who are constantly uneasy. When
they pass from earth and are comfortably in,
utned, it is to be expected that their bone,
viii rattle in the receptacle provided for them.
The Scriptures affirm there is no peace for
the wicked The class to which We refer,
without being extraordinarily bad, still cxpe.
rietice mere than an ordinary disqaiet. They
seem to be condemned to /" m5.e on - like 4
reckless cN I'd enjoined by a faithful guardian
Of the publ 1ace.
such petsGs ire a torment to any social
circle. They Torment disorder and break up
all real eniayp 4. II Of an %enYions turn,
back bIties an instructive employment
for them. THEY fly from temporarp .leganees
to permanent lis. Sali .uy thing
j. a feeling foreign to natures moulded after
this pattern In the piping times of peace -
their voice is for war, but let the . stern
alarms = come and they pine for the return Of
peaceful time Change is all they crave.
ContentIieut is to them one Of the lost arts. .
Avoid a constltutianaijy restless individual.
lie Is the Dane Of society. for most persons
will agree in thinking him disagreaable, and
considering him a fit companion for the cAruuic
gf'tabler and confirmed misanthrope.
\ thoroughly restless peGson is seldom sound
aud reliable. BY an unfortunate combination
OF traits of character, be is ever ~impelled TO
efforts III some new direction, with little con.
cern for the results of his eudeavors. In a
political party the measures genera accepted
do not meet his approval. To secure peace
and harmony in the ranks, there is no other
wey but to thwart him III every movement he
makes. II The individual who thus acts under
the influence of some internal commolion, be
gifted with ihe power Of speech, so nreh the
worse for the association with which he is con.
nected. There is no setting bounds to the
trouble he will occasion. a Parish containing
many OF this class will be any thing bnt a Told
for lambs. Contention will rage, and the ghep-
herd of the flock will often have reason for
being ast9nishet at the woIf-h qualities of the
restless ones under his charge. The person al
the South who was excominunicated for the
offence Of saying, " Amen at the wrong time
and in the wrong place" was a represcntativ
Of the class whose lives are passed in a STATE
OF fuss and idget. Boston Evening Trans
cript.
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The Worth is Bail OF neaaty.

There Is beauty in the forest,
Where he tees are green and hlir;
There "a he.pty ja ,fe m7al7H,
Ware te wiltG wers scent the air
There ia b ATTY il the sinlight,
It blae beam above,
o! tbs-r6lld is fnll Of beauty
When the heart is full Of love.
There is beauty in the fountain,
Singing gaily al IDS play, -i..
While the rainbow hnes are glittering
On It's silver shining spray;
Thersi5 beauty in the streamlet,
Miirmnring softly through the grove;
o! the world is ia!l of beauty
When the heart il full ogsoge.
There is beauty in the moonlight,
When 1t fails upoa tie sea.
When the bIue-foam crested pillows
Dance aud frolie tjoyoasly;
a,.cro is beauty IN the Lightning CLEAN
That Ger the dark waves rove,
O! The world i, fall Of baauty
Wen TIE heart is i,liof loTe.
There is beauty in the brightness
Beaming from 4 loving eve,
In the warm blush of affection,
In the car Of sympathy
In the sweet low voice whose accents
The spirits gladness prove
o! the world is full Of beauty
When the heart is flll Of love.
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Tell me not that he's apoQr ! r~,
That Ills dress is coasse sud tare !
Vel me not his daily p]it'onee
sa workman sealty fare.
Tell me not his birth is lHuNtte,
That his parentage is low +;
Il he honest ia his actions!
That is al | want to know.
ts his gard 10 lie relied on?
y Has his character no blame?
Tbea / care not il he's lowborn-
Then | ask not wbeaee lis name.
yv,,pld he flpna an unjast action
Ysam away with s@corntpl eye?
II Id he. ttan delagne another,
Sgones on the seaHold die2
Would he spend his hatdasained safnfrg5
Gu a brother in distress
would ho suecur this afflicted
And the weak ones wrongs redress?
Then he is a nam deserving
or my love and my esteem
And / care not what his biith-place
in the eyes Of man may seem.
Let # he a low. t!Iatch'd lg"r'.
Let it be a eIaybuilt rot ,
Let it be T. parish worb,louae~
Iu.my eyes ii matters not.
Aud, IL Others viii Aisown him
AS inferior IL theIr@lste,
a-
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Avis aux nOn-residents

qa' ont aes teFfes ga Jont fac d d Rtriaare
AtehafaAasm dams IA Peroasss 81. Landry.
NTaus eies par 10 present ordonn6s de f,ira I'M
' ehelnin ct nIse lepee sur la facade dc vos ter.
res dams y Paroisse st. Landry ct qui font face n la
ttiviere Aschaf,iaya, scion Ia loi, Eft vous etes
aussi notifies que 81 ronyrage requis sur yos dites
terres fui font face a In dtte riri6re nest pas f,jt
pour lie qaafrieme ionr de nevembre proclaim 1859
1,en ferai announcer Ia ve,te an raiais nendant trois
sei!aiaes dams e gazette de In paiaisse et oar jes
et le joar specific dams f'annonce ie terai adioaer Al,
plus bas ench6rlfsear Ia faqon dndit Outrage CONNIE
y est regils par la loi ct par Performance du Jury
de Police de la Paroisse ST. Landry.
SAMUEL Il. ROGERS,
Sl'ryeillant du Ter District DIES Ci.emins
peio,ssss, 10 septemhre 1859. at I nvsas
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Marchandisss pour Habitation

a maihtenante en- magasin I'm fort assortiment
~ de cotton Osnahnrg uni et %croiste, raye. es a
~carreaax de de largeur, Lihsey, Kersey ct CONVEX
tes de laine, soulieFs ronges ct %tianelIe, enfii.. tout ce
qai conyient pour l'usage dune habitation. Une
grande qnantite de cotton eeru ct blanc a draps ct
lponr eheInises.
Les hahitants feraient bien dc venir examiner
mon stock agast d'aclietcr a%illenrs; les marehardi-
ses que jofre d vandfe sont de In premiere qnalitG,
ct ie me contelterai de bieu petits profits.
Tons ordfes dc mes p~ratiques seront promptenent
remp!is.
Cur pour usage des habitatiors.
S. BLOCH.
n. B. Je yends tout mon assortment de mar.
chandises d'ete aux Erix ~coutaRt.
Opelonsas, II aout 1863. S. BLOCH.
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A VIS.-LrclpE PHlLippE FosrgSoT, dc Ia
IA Ptrnisse ST. Landry, ayant presents me petit
tion u l'elet d,etre Nominee Administrative de Ia
succession de feu Pierre sAvant, SON 3po,Ix, dGceda
reinforcement de Ia Paroisse st. Landry.
Fin CONSEQUENCES, avis eat par lie present donGe a
.ceux aui pourraient ayoir des raisons l6gales u OPP
poser 4 iadite nomination, l'avoiN Il les ent6gi-tref,
par eerit, au bureau ,l GIeiier de la Conf de Bs-
trict de Ia susdite Parolsse, dams les dix jours qai
@suiyront la tfateJi pr{sent avis.
Bureau du Grelier., % octobre 1859.
lap . LIS. t.ASTRAPES. Erptficr.
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ECURIE DIES OPELoUSAS.-Tenne
IL par Narcisse Jones, valet az
eurie.-0hie de granas aya.tages ;s3sAfs@ss--s
aux Rayagours ct a tots ceux qui -sla-
~yenlent l1uer dies chevanx ct ~voittires.
Ia reputation que s'est faite Narcisse CONNIE ba-
let decurie, sans prendfe en- consideration one sci,
grand approyisionnement de fanrrage ,ui dome I'm
jastc titre a Encouragement public.
On trmvera ~toujoars a son deurie. Mais, Avoine,
Son, Foin ct Pailles de In meilienre qnalits.
Opelousas, nov. 6 ISIS.
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HENRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Mar
- HE, has Just established a shop at st. Martins.
willie, for the construction of funeral monuments OF
every description, makes inscriptions on the same.
and also proposes to furnish iroarailing for tombs.
Refer to Jonathan Harris.
0pelousas, August 20, 1S59.-ly.
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N0UVEAU MAGAZIN DE DEPOT A
~ WASHINGTON
lie sonssigne, ayant pris lie Magasin de Depottenu
~autrefois par M~essieirs Fontenot Il Lyons ,reeeyra
ct expediera ayec soin ct proniptisnde, tout lie fret
ct les marchandises qui lui seront conti6s par ses
lInis ct le public en- general.
Washington I Noyembre 1861.
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NTAT De LA LOuISlANE.-Gour de
N District, Par9jsse st. Ean(try -. So.SS22....
Succession de William Wallace, a2cGlt.
WV CoTTEREI.1, de Ia Paroissc, St. Landry, Ad-
ministratoDt lie la succession de fen William WaIigce
dGcetl&, reinforcement de la snsdite paroisse, aynnt
gresente I'M talleat iinal des complies de ia t'ft
s3vte-siWa. aeeofnnagn3 d'3p.e petition iemaudant
rlla!noloeati5n Il %ieesgi; Ut atteteit, Iu4l 9 tt6 fat
dr5it Il Ia denisnde dc Ia die petition par ordre de
la Gonr, en- date da Y Sauteh'bre iSos'
En- consequence avis est parle present dome aux
interests dams cette succession, d aYoira tiednlreaq
CRETE dc la Gour Sasdite, dalis les trente yours ali
~Saivront Ia date du present avis, les @raison9 81 ahou.
mes lis ont. !toaf lesquelles lie dit tableal ne sent
pasapprenvt ~ hnrlologA6.
Bureau u Grefief, "a seiitembfe 1859.
Is L.ASTRAPES, Grefier.
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LEROY d. MORRIS.

{SECRerArRE PRIvd NJ GouvKRSErR.)
A GENCE GEN ERALE DE COLLEC.
TI0NS, Baton Rouge, Lee, offre respeesneuse,
nient ses services en- cette capacit6. Tous ordres
qui lui seront coniias ponr liz collection de to,te.
rtclamations chntre FEtat, saront executes ayee
promptitnde ct idelit6, i IN taaN reasonable.
II s'oceupera anssi dc fare rentrer des terres
pour ceax qWi voudront bien l'honorer de lear con.
lance, ct qai hi fourniront les renaeignement
neeessaires. Reinforcement a la locafit6, ie giin6re
du township, Ia rangee, etc; aussi, pour lie Faehat
des teires veadnes on contisla6es au profit de lie.
tat, pour lie non Placement DIES taxes.
REFERESeEs:
Baton Rouge, Le--tiouv. Robert C. wicklifFe, G,
Honorable As. Heron.
Parpisse lheryille-L'Bx. Gouv. p. O. Hebeft.
Nellie. Orleans-Gen. NJ. Griyot, Gen. John l.
Lewis, Hon. Q Ogden, Gen. John Armstrong.
Carroiton--W. t. Scott, Esq.
Natcliitoches--Dr j. w. Butler.
Lac Providencc--T. B. R. Hatch, Esq.
"a 81 mai 1~S59,-6ni.
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sniLULEs FCATHARTIQUEs DE AVER.
CHERRY PICTORIAL DE AVER,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
PILULESsDE MOFFATT,
s PAIN KILLER DE PERRY DAVIS.
8ecn par les derniers arrivages.
Quoique je ne sois pas ragent spsciai pour ID
yente de se6s Inadicanens. ten reeois neanmoins
CONSIGNMENT IN assortment dcs propristaires eux
mtmes, et ie les offre an pablo 4 aussi bon marche
adde tonts aptre maison dl district. Je garantis les
&&dIcainens que je yends.
sNlO pelousas 10 loyeInbfe 1853. 49,
sss i, LEDNcE HEBRARD.
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A yAPEUa.

DAQUEBoT REGUgIER ENTIRE LA NELLIE
l. ORLEANS FIT LES OPiaEOUsAS. :. ,e~s
lie prix da fret sera lie meme darant LsusfS55
toute lfann6e ssa==sSs1a
arrangements pour les ea,r basSss.
lie ltger hateaa CAMDEN, partira du port tons
les dimancles Il 3 heures a. NJ. pour Sc refire q
~lendrnit don past~ FANNA PERRET, eapitaine
Lonailler. N ss r=..f ~
Diapras Get arrangement les habitants peuyen1
6tre ceytaina que lepr fret sera livra avec prompt
tude. Les prix soDt les Inemes, y SAVIOR:
Cotton. par bale, =. ........ 800 Is
Meiasse, par bari. ....,..... 90 -
Sncre, par houeana. $50. =. .......... 2 90
De Ia willie lei, par baril: =. \. -. 90 30
Les hahitaats ct gautres aai Porteront leur cotton
an magasin de depot Hard time" ponr eette ligne
de bateaux n'auront ren a payer pour magasinage
o. HlNCkLEY & Co..
0pelousas, Ii scptenbre 1862.
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a VIS.-Le sonssigne saisit cette occasion
- pour remercier lie public dc l,encou. q 60
ragement qui lui aste aceords, ct annof. S5ss@g3
&c on meme temps qa'il c~oatinne, CONNIE mar + +
passd 4 son atelier a Washington, a faire toutes
'sar'es Dc PREPARATIONS aux ~voitures, teIles que yernir,
gafnir. etc. II peint aussi les enseigues. i esnSre
par son attention parsieuiiere, mtrher la contipna.
ton de encouragement liberal don't ii est I'obiet. N
Washington Lne., II ayril ls5s.-la
4. GOING
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4 Ys-Le pabhc est AVERT de ne pas negocie,
\ ae.lS eettlins b'llets, don't l'nn pour Ia s5mm,
DE cent trente sent ~riastres etl 5n-i0g nax,hi. y
n hitfker' lausfs payable a MeGbauey pour enyiron
stIt piisireS, IN qae je m'oppose AK paietnep, dcS
aus pltets, lis seHt tons dcux dates versi e Is sfr,tan.
hre 1859 eft sisrfs par A. NFpI'
ppelaasas ; oct ls5a-lm
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"A ViS.-Ie soassigne Went d'ariver de Ia
- Noayelle-t1fleans avec nm assortment
choisi ct considerable de Bijouterie. consis- On
tant prihcipalement en- parures completes sGsisHx
pour danes, epinglettes. bracelets, chasses, bolcles.
d,ereilles,t ct en- RESUME de toas bJonx de Ia pius
gfande rlehesse ct des dern;ers gonts, ainsi qn'un
bel assortment de montres en- Or 81 en- arge,t nan,
DANES ct pour messienss, q,'il Went de reeegoir
dune des Inaisons de ommerc les, plus considtra,
hles de New York, et qu'il rendra a des prix mods.
res pour du compliant.
4 rrohte de scette occasion pons announcer Il SEES
ainls, e. ~ public en- CENTRAL gull s'est assure ]es
services dun hartegef experiments ct adroit 1ui
sers elastan'iaeat d III disposition des exisspees.
4. pEl.ARuE,
opeiousas, 2 lev 1893. Enc. Maine ct Bellevue
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M AGASIN DE MEUBLES
VI - LOUIS WAITER.

W. LOUIS WAITER.
Rue du Maine, {aacicn Cafe de N. P~errarlt.)
LIE s~eussigne ayaat ouvert an magasin lie meibies
aux 0peloasas alnenee gu public qtil les vendra a
pen pres aax fnemcs prix de la Npuvelle ORLEANS, y
.coIapris leg frais DE transport. II continnsra d faire
des lneubles les feparer, ct en- echangsra de yieux
pour DIES lenis. u soiiicite unc yisite de Ia part les
Danes Golniae DIES lhessienfs.
lSectis par E8 steamer Bayan Belle.
! bal assortment Arnioires Nhyot ct Acaiou,
Its en- tou- genres ct de toutes dimensions,
Lifts et Berceaux d'enfants.
l.ayabos ayec ct SIMS GnarbFag,
Caalses ct h~erceuses de toRtes descriptions,
Tables a inanger ayee ct sas couiisscs de toutes
graudeurs.
Tables rondes Meyer ct Acainu,
Geeridons ~franeais, Sofas, Glaces a~ssorties de
g~rnnt1aui ct meuhle de Fantastic, r
Necessities, Botes a Outrage, Gar1e. manger. etc.
l~erianV ls59-ly LOUIS WAITER.