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The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-24

NoUvEAU PRoceDe DE DEs1NFEcTloS.-Onl lit dams
les derners iournauz de Paris:
Dams Ia ssancc 5e !undi dernier, l'Academie des
Sciences Ii. Ve]peaa dernands ID parole pour une
mportante communication
Deux jeunes gems sont venus le svouyer il quel-
cues Jonls, deux aiclens internes ues l6pitaux de
Paris, NH. aar2ne ct Demeaux, pour lui presenter
ct expliquec les rssultats dune decouyerte faitc,
dabord en- vue des besons INDUSTRIES, nlas qui va
rendre les plus grands services Ia medicine ct
Ia chsurgie. II a'agit dun proceeds pour desintec-
ter les natieres anisnales.
En- industie, pexcellence de ce proced6 etc re-
connue ct adnlise. Dams les experiences auxquees
Il etc souns pour constater les services quill pon
vat rendre dune autie maniere, sen success ma pas
etc 1nons .emarquable ct moins ben apprtcie.
Ainsi, III malade traite lhospice de la Charlie,
await Tn h }rrible abces la euisse. De, Get abces
sorta.t une tatiere purnente qui repandait podeur
Ia plus nfecte ct sendait les palsements aussi pen
bes que diiicies. Cette matare, melee q une pou-
dre gu ayaiettt preparee ct que tenaient pf6te les
deux expeiimeHtatsuFs, a etc desDfeeteel Ell nne
hinIte touchee inlpunement par les spectateuFs,s
piacee sous eur Eez sans laisser trace de mauYaise
odenr.
Les clements de ce psoced6 sont des plus sinplsa.
II s'agit dun n1sange de plafe ct dun resdu del Ia
cuissen de Ia houille don't les inYenteuis lirrent
le secret 4 tout lie nonde Son an j
plication Iindustrie await eie Il premiere peiisee
de MM. Cotme ct Demeaux. La seconde, r1suItat
d'experiences particuieres, en- q proave une plus
precelse encore, ct qu interesse specislement thu
mantle
NM. Corme ct Demeaux sont parvenus faire
ayec lear composition une sorte de pate de pom.
made poayant setendre sur des eataplasmes, sur
aes bandes ct Sc poser sur les pleasures, sans c
lGlidre announcement, EXETER Is monire irli-
alton. Leur application detruit alnstant la nat1.
raise odeur, qni estaussi bien un snpplice pourle
patient que pour ceux qul lie soignent. z
On ne saarait, a dit II. Velpeau, donner trop
le pubacite 4 nne decourerte senblable etau des.
de ses auteurs.''
The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-24

Z lrssTIoN n 'ERs1lLL LLonEr Lar AYErrE.
Sous Ell titre, mons traduisons IA nouvelle
auigante Az Baton Rouge Adrocate du u,
|qui explilae en- partie=la visite que le gon-
2verneur gFiekliffe et le general G.ivot nous
ont faitc t.linanehe dernier
!" Le glyerneur " icElifFs est parti oel1aa-
tin pour ermillonville pour prefer sa pre-
sence let SIN autorite i SUPP pression dc lanar.
ehis qni Iggne dams les e paroisses Lafayette ct
Yermil Ion Des lettres ofGcielles pressa ntes
~ Inge sIarlel u sdes relations par voie a'e.
correspo dances priyees. ont rendu Ia 1,ree.
senee ~ aouVerneur indispeusabl au main
tlen des leis.e au respect des autorites leea.
lelpent ceastitu6es rapport dit tque les
Nigllanlss ~ no1nl,re de 800, es cue leurs
actes aonk des plus "a
The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-24
sIO5H2Ii Lf,..iizz!i-.i2,

M ARCHAND dc msub.e, e ,,ls q,nres, sn
IVA gros et eli detail, rue !. ia:, T" "a&,;..:.stvi
Lne. ,.>5 '''.au 1855
The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-24

Line histoire romanesque ct tragique a produit
penlse utle grande sensation. La file dun bour.
geois de cette vile, douee dune granda beaute
ecriton de Venise, le 20 Juliet, q Ia o. seite u
Trieste, entretenait depuis longtenps una I;aison
latlne ayec IN jeune homme dancienne noblesse
clenre, don't la famisle voyait ces relations
ssee depalslr. II y gsietques sernaines, le ie,me
.homme tomba tnalade d;une Huxion de poitrine
les rappors entire les deux atlalls se trotyar.,,
fofcsment tinterrompus go go
YES louFs dernlegs, "a ear1e file Sc
anelqass conaalssa.ee \. II ano. IN "a ssant
g ranciseains, ,ou San Michele,
oit rzdebarquer etd d,entendre la messe ~
tut dit fut hit, ST, ID aesse eIl.
fefdue on ala yisitel le cmetIare, qui Sc tfouye
tout pres En- y ertran Mt, ,uI nolveau ct faagni 1ue
monument attira tout abord les regards es visi
tsnrs. ct Ia lenne file fut Ia premiere Gen appro
cher pour lire Prescription qui " tIouvats Ellie
Tut lie nom de son arnant, qui etat mort depuiis
douze yours. Ellie tomba I'instant sans commas
sance, etquand ellie Teynt elle, sa raison Iavait
abanaorqee. Linfortunee 6t6 enfern,ee eorame
folle dah des aienes de cette VILE
lie inr de Londres, IacoBte Ie fait suivant.
~ actrlce, re comment renaariee.I IEpr6santait
Calista dams Ia Bele Psaaeate, jouee de
North Va tham. An moment Oh ellie posait sa
man sur une fate demort que son role Iobligeait
2 TOUGHER ellie flt anement prise Dun tremble-
nentaiHy olontaIre ct touba evanouit sur Ia scene
sL Le lendemain, Sc trouvant suffisammei1t rsta-
bile pour parer He ct appelerIe regisseur et lui
demanda qu Iui await renlis crtte tste: C'estsle
fessoye " epordit- qui M dit que 6tait cele
dun acteur non1ee Norris, mort il = eotsze ans
et snterrs dams le cinetiere de l6glise
orris etait u premier mari de lactrice, ct
c.etait "a tete de catui-ci qa7elle await touchee.
Gette slation fit sur lesprit de Ia nalheurense
femme nne presslon 81 pFofoade ct ii terrible,
que I,erdt de Houv eau connaissance. MaigrG
tous les soins au'oa luiS prodi IA on ne paryint
point tirer De- sa etharsi ellie expira peu
de- temps aprssT ~
The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-24

ID jjeune mari, jjeune conn n,sri, mais
.assez vance en- age CONNIE Lion ft derniere.
.ment rellir IN medecin do ses atliis pour le
eonsulter sur 'etat d'iinquiefado q de ma
laise de sa ienne con gne. Aprss plusiieurs
visites. ~ doeteug desefara i son ami due Sd
femme, selnblab1e une perrlehe, etait at
beinte dc. Ia uue
Comment de- Ia niue is ,9cria le mari
stupe efaiit, ouss setes fou, mon ami. Est-ce
que les femmes muent.! AA1lez, donDez moi
une recette de sirop de groseille, jc Iui dirai
que ceIa coute enormenent cher, ct elle sera
guerie lie docseur, sans Sc dacoDcerter prit
une plume et dcriyit::
R,ecette1,onr a,saalaaze e. de S.
4 IIns deeoetion de I s metres de va'ours
pour robes Plus une friction &c 2h* IS ca
ehen1ire des Indes. le tout mele aycc la tisane
de- plusieurs chapetax, berthes ct tours de
tete, pris i certaines doses scion l'sppetis Dc
Id ma1ade.
eotlz beue.-Je garaDts Ia sante dc ma.
dame aussit6t apres Ia n,ue ci-dessus indi-
uuee.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-24

~ dolphe Olivier. de ste. Marie,
taui await sset6 designe par lac nvsntioa de
pposisioa, CONNIE eandidat pour Audi
Ilts'ir Cline u nomination asec cot esprit
|polntil illeux aui y earacte terise
n soiissa dsja ieux aui ont resigne La
degfingolde de n continues, et vsrs 10 Jour de-
lsetionsi y Wy aura plus de callaidaa..s tlle
ion.
eAgaaiN ogz FER DIES QPELousAs snras II Bun-
,sisrs "a llluasears Frank " grand aorare
ousrisrs lersisnt actuel1en emplo pousser
avec es travaux az dc ID che
min sntre " You've u Ies UpeIotsas Les
anis ID III die Get fsuille sefoIt r6
letdre toutatfois leg sirectsa.y de
d CONNIE on psrs srec.
ses bona elle as trunyera alors
seenstraire cs bout % ehernin a.six
DuIl s II ii dam II ryiier
~ 81: arsinsille ~ eonrsn
fl,siI q sn lieu pont
isrea sa1la aedis II m eoura mt entre las
sesra q zIioe1 me
deeln Tees aaIaentt arrirs ile
bales ~ s,el laagkesl
lans az pas 1iasI
s,Iss honnsulr sails ait soht sssarea
las COM lss
10
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The Opelousas courier., 1859-09-24

GuER1soH DE L'l,st,MNlE. I'm des ch -,ryiens
'e marine qul lon de';t des s:aux ct IL: yrase
= .nes, NJ, FonssagriveS, iguale u. tnpyen
'ficace de comNattIr Fiuso;, nie, Fi..,eston du
horofoulIn .$s pa lite dose
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CERRO G0RD0 MILLS

vHvHE Subscriber haying Purchased ,he MILLS
formerly owned BY Hugh Tate, sitpated on
Allison Creek, Eight miles North East or tors,
Vile, % and known By The name, OF "Hayne's Old
Furnace" hereby Informs ,,he public tha. the the
same has uniiergoue considerable repairs and are
now in complete order. The WHEAT MILL has
been greatly Improved by the addition OF one OF
best SMUT MACHINES now in use-it cleans
smutty Wheat perfectly. An alteration has been
made on the SCREENING, md greatly improved
so tha. no Wheat is lost in SCREENING: and having
obtained the services Of Mr.. HUDDLESToN, a
fa;tbfdl and experienced Miller, the subscriber
Aatters himself thai he can make as GOOD. Elour
and as mich to the bushel as any MIL In the DIS
r.. = s--' a.
trict. T -.x
The CORN MIEL is in good repair and makes
MEAL that cannot fail to please. He now invites
the public TO give him triaiana iaags for them, hem.
selves, ana he hereby returns bis thanks to those
who have favored him with their custom, and
hopes BY the good performance Of his Mills aud
attention to business, TO stih receivers generous
SnA'e u p'"V%S = asJosEPHs MULLER
York Dist, s. c., Marck 81, 1889 lS-A
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In Equity---York..

Mary Pursely, us. Thomas K. Pnrsely. y.-Peiaon
to subject Defsadant siatcrestia IN Land 10 he pay
aneut of his de6ts-Relief &c.
1T appearing to my satisfaetio on that Thomas K.
Il Purseiy, the Defendant IN the above stated
case, resides without the limits of this State. On
motion Of J. Bolton Smith, Solicitor for Com
plainant, it is ordered that the said Defendant do
plead, answer or demur to The Complainants bill
within three months from the publication hereof.
ar decree pro confesso win be awarded against
him: [S6) .JNo. L.. MILLER, 9. ". D.
March 10 10 On. .-
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FHARRIs0N,s 7C0LVMBTAN
HAIR DYE.

SIZE ENLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED.
Itbas double the quantity and strength Of any
|, other. It gives perfectly natural eGtort
It cotors every shade from, light brownsto jet
black, us use is easy aud rspid. )
1t is perfectly harmless to the skin.
Tts-effect is iustantaheous abd permanent :
1t is the best; quickest; eheapess and satsat, DYE
ever made, ..-,.E
Directions for use accompany each box.
Price: oz.-Sl; 2oz. 81 so; 4oE. S3; Sos So.
Entered according to Act Of couTessin ne year Is55
by A. w. Harrison In the Clerks Office Of the District
Court ofthe u s. for the Eastern District Of Pennl
For sale by ALLISON & BRATT0N, Y. a.
TCAUSSE & CO., and Fl. r. ADCKES & co
Manufacturer, APP0LL0S w. HARRISON
! 10 South 7th ST., Philadelphia [f24]
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PROSPECTUS. r
THE OOURAN7E.
a. soBTHERH LITERARY JOURNAL.
PROSPECTUS

rVyHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO COM
Il mence, in the eourse,of. next month, the pub
'ucation Of a SOUTHERN LITERARY JOURNAL
at Columbia, s.'c.o- - '--r@ g.
J The necessity for such ON organ Of Seuthsrn
mind will OF once be conprshanded by all who
have refeeted UPON the present insufhcient AZ
rapgenents for the e1pressioH Of The tboughts snd
feelings Of our section We have IN the South.
two eXeellent periodicals. the "SouTHEBs LIrzr
RARr MESSENGER" OF Richmond, Va, and "Rus-
SELLS MAGAZINE" GtChssleston. Although they
are ably conducted ahd In eli respects worthy
.thecon6dence and patrouage OF our citizens sti,s
as monthly issue, ther ability to publish such m
amount OF contributions as should be looked for
from 80 large a community, Is necessarily limited
Atfhe North, the number Of literary end semi-lit
erary periodicals is. praportionately. much larger,
and as greater facilitates for publication are Offer
ed, fas nioreis written amongst thsir people o.
though it is not tsuetha there is greater degrce
Of intel elgence in the Northern States. Again, 1t
is absurd to propose that the intsllectus, mofals
msthctic, or potticai features Of Southern society
cau;bs refectedby literature which springs from
sooisl organisstion Of entirely different and even
hoaiae principles: We are, moreover, entirely
convinced that society In the South Is moulded BY
Illustrations and customs the best adapted tsthe
production Of o. perfect Literature, In view Of
the fact thatour laws, customs, apd modes OF
thought differ essentially from those Of the erth-
ern States; 10 becomes our policy 10 have onr own
arganss devoted To- our peculiar institutions, and
uphold:pg those views which may preserve our
people in unity of thought and action, and main
tain that wise conservatism Of taste, morals aud
politics upon which the welfare Of the South do.
pends.
We hope to make our journal auxiliary to the
two sSodfhetn Magazines, IN TIE production, ia
print, of the intelieptual efforts Of our own ciiI
Gems in stimulstings love for reading, In eleva-
ting and sustaining the stamford Of taste, In nen-
codfagibg young writer's, aud IN drawing ont the
older ones in our midsts -t.' 80 ~.
The 'CounANT" viii be pnblshed every Thurs
day morning, at Two DOLLARS per annun, invari-
ably in advance. All Books, Magazines, &c., sent
tous viii be. promptly aud most impartiallyre-
viewed Or uotised, .as occasion may suggest. A
few advertisements will be inserted at reasonable
rates.
pde The pusKa-sre assured that ibis ia no
mere experiment, as the paper gill certainlybo
published aad subscribers shall receive their quid
pro quo.
:: Subscribers wiilplsnse sddsess ths proprieters;
ana'eontriSasars, the Editors stNcolenpig seath
HOWARD Il. CALDWELL, Edi.os ss.t
IVAN. W. WABKER, JR.: co., Proprietofs.
" -
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CHANGER

TIME FIRM of J. L. CLARK & CO., having
: 4 been changed, the business uill bereafier be
conducted at the old stand NEAR THE DEPOT,
under the name and style Of
CARROLL, CLARK 6 co.
They will keep constantly on hand large add
we'll selected Stock Of GROCERIES, Sud FAM.
lily and PLANTATION SUPPLIES, which they
will sell at the lowest living prices,
sGs They will pay the highest market price
IN CASH OR GROCERIES, for every hind Of
Country Produce.
CARROLL, CLARK co.
JAMS If
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In Euuity---York.

]. G. Evans, Us. W. D. Dunlap and othcrs.-Bill
for Account, Relief &c.
ut appearing to my satisfaction tbat ". B. Dun
Il lap, absent defendant, in the above stated case,
resides without the limits Of this State: On mo-
ton of J.. Bolton Smith, Complainant's Solicitor,
ordered, that tho said defendant do plead, answer
or demur to the Complainsnt's Bill, within three
months from the publication hereof, or o decree
pro conesso, viii be awarded against him.
1851 JN0. L. MILLER, C. Il. Y. D.
March II II ,. 3m,.
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PERFUMERIES, &C.

HAIR. DYE, Hair Restorer, Frangipanni, Pom
In ade, Frangipanni Cream, Cold Cream, Balm
of Prairie Flowers; Rose, Ambrosial and Almond
loooms, kSesn Bears % Oil and Ross Hair OIL Cologne
Musk, Frangipanui, sachet Coshion, Aromstic
Cachou, Lemon Extract, Golden Dew Drops, Upper
Ten, West End, Jockey Club, New Mown Hay, Yer.
bena, Patchouly, Clematis, Spring Flowers, Sweet
Brier, Geranium, Citronells, Rose, Carolina b.
quet, and Orange Extracts for the handkerchief.
Bay Leaf Water, Musk, Musk Bags, Bureau Per-
fume of assorted odors
Magnolia Balls, Magnolia Tablet, Diamond Ce.
ment Preston Salt, Chrystal Mucilage, &c. Give
US a call, near the Kings Mountain Rail Road
Depot. j. ]. GARVIN.
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South Carolina-.-York District.

Evans Murphy and wife, Applicants, %. Sarah
McSwain, Ell a., heirs at-law of Margaret No
Swain, deceased.
T appearing to my satisfaction that John Ram
i say and wife. Nancy N.,~defendanrs reside
without this State: It is therefore, ordered, that
they do appear and object to the division or sale
Of the real estate Of Margaret McSwain, deceas-
ed, on or before the first Of April next, cr their
consent to the same will be catered of record.
JIM. ROSS, 0. Y. D..
January I, 1889. 3m
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In Equity---York..

Isabella MeEiwee and others, rs., Thomas McEl.
wee, VIM. C. DIcElwee, and Martha il McEl-
wee.-BiH for leore TO se1 land, remove trust
fund, &c.
1T appearing to my, satisfaction, that Thomas
Il NIcElwee, 'wm.: G. McElwee, and Martha c.
'McEfwee, absent defendants in the above. stated
case, reside without the limits of this State: On
motion of Yilliams & Beatty, Comptainant's So
lcitors, ordered that the said defendants do plead
answer or demur to the Complainants bill, within
three months from the publication hereof, or a'de-
cree pro contesso, will be awarded against them.
(Ss) JN0. L.: MILLER, C. T.. Y. d.
March II IL 3m
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In Eauity-York.

Maria Campbell, per pro an,ie, rs. s. P. Sutton &
I. N. Pettus, Administrators. :.
ut appearing to my satisfaction that Peter Camp
4 bell, one Of the Defendants in the above stated
case resides WITHOUT the limits of this State: On
motion Of J. Bolton Smith, -Complainaut's Solici.
tor, ordered. that the said defendant do plead,
answer or demur to the Complainant's bill. With
in three months from the publication hereof, or Q
decree pro confcsso, will awarded agalns. him.
1861 JNO. L. MILLER, O. il Z. D.
Marck 8 Q 8m
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In EquityAYork.

Smith Sanders and Wife, rs Joseph Worthy and
otbers.-BM for Partition, Account, &c.
ut appearing to my satisfaction that Joseph
X Worthy, Thomas Worthy, James Worthy, Ches.
ter Worthy, - Gordon and wife Nancy for their
hcirs), Edward Atkinson {or his heirs,} Glover
Estes md Polly his wife, Joseph Ratchford and
Ellen his wife, VIM: Allen and Nancy hie wife, ab-
sent Defendants in the above stated case, reside
without the limits Of this State: On motion of
williams & Beatty, Compiaanants Solicitors, Or
dered that the said Defendants do plead, answer
or demur to the Complaipants'. bill, within three
months from the publication hereof, otherwise
decree pro confesso. will be awarded against them.
(ST) JNQ. L. MILLER, G. E.Y. D.
March II 7..., IL ON
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In Equity---York:.

W: A. Moore, BiRJor Relisf,
CS. Account,
w. p. McFadden, 4dm'r., et. al. &c.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Commits
i sioner that John Storrnent and wife Martha,
absent Defendants in tho above stated case reside
without the limits Of this State Or motion Of
Williams and Beatty, =CompTainanfs Solicitors,
ordered, that the said defendants ID, plead, an.
swer or demur to the Complainaut's bill, within
thre months from the publication hereof, de-
cree pro confssso will be awarded against them.
(S5( JNo. L. MILLEY, C. B. 7. D.
Ian IL 9 Srn
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wOOD, EDDY s. CO.'S ..
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES.
cHARrERED By THE STATE OF GEoRa1A3
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

y = =.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. -
As the members Of our firm have, by .wsy OF
N purchase, become the owner of the granfs
chartered by the States Of Delaware; Kebtpckpl
Missouri, and part Of those in Georgia, under tie
management Of Messrs. Gregory and Mnpy, Of
Wilmington, Delaware, We have deemedit expedis
entt> change the maine Of our firm, on and after
January 1st, 1859, to that of WOOD. EDDY q Co..
who will hereafter have the management Of the
Sparta Academy Lottery, cpd the others, as above
named.
duct our business with integrity and promptness,
and we can assure the public thas'fhe patronage
heretofore bestowed on rs is we'll deserving Of ba-
ing transferred to our Successors. -:
Very Respectfully,
- 8. SWAN &CG
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. b, 1861, <.r 1. .
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains
SELLING OFF AT COST!!!
March 81

+. II. STMRIL,
UAVING determined to dispose of his entire
i Il Stock, aud retire from business, will from
this day, offer his large and varied assortment of
READY. MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, STRICTLY AT COST FOR CASH. %
A large portion of the Stock was purchased
last Fa, and embraces all varieties in the latest
style, ami of the best fabrics.
Those who call early will get the best Goods,
at Bargains never equalled in this market.
REMEMBER.-Every article at the cost mark
and invariably for Cash
No.. Those indebted to F. Fl. SIMRIL, SIM
RIL 4 WILLIAMS, and F. Fl. SIMRIL & co.,
are requested to settle either by Cash or Note.
Inn 6 tt
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the following - -
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
and JEWELRY nf II kinds. CORAL Cameo and
finrd Brfte telets Gold y, ads Necklaces aud Week
Chains Po5 aDd vest Cksyns go IA rye assortment
of Senh and Keyss 1orkets and McdaliousS ti"ld
and Silver Pencils and Pens; Gold Thimbles' and
spectaclss; s.Corpelian, Plain Gold and sett
Rings; '..,> d. -, = 49,. \ :.
p. NECKLACES, xszULETs,
Ear. Drops and Pos; Silver, Shell ard Pearl Card
Cases Silver SaH Cellars inlail with Gold; Nap
kin, Rings IN boxes; Silver and Rsted Cups
Pitchers Cake, Pickle and. Fruit Knives; Sugar,
Salt, and Preserve Spoons; - -. ...-
SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS;
Silver and Plated Ladies'; Shell Jevclry Boxes
with bell aud ink stand attached Pearl Glove
Holders; Fancy She'll. Boxes and Dressing Gases !;
Ladies' fine Work esand Travelling Cabs; La
dies Work Baskets and Stands;
- WRITING DESKS;
Foiios, Paper Cutters and Ink Stands; Tuck
Dressing and Pocket Combs Hair, Cloth and
Shaving Brushes; Harrison's Perfumery and
Soaps; "a -
FRA NJ q,
violins and Guitars; Violin and Guitar Strings !;
Patent Candle Sticks and Lamps; Castors, Fruit
Trays, Razors, Pocket, and Bowie Knives Table
Cutlery Tea Trays in setts and single; Table,
Mats. All the new style Of
rH%H0"Se
GUNS, double and single; Slung Shot and Per
cussion Caps; Game-Bsgs,' Fasks, Wads and
Shot Pouches. Walking Canes Of all kinds;
Clocks &c.. 60.
b6F Watches. Jcwelry, Clocks and Musical
Boxes REPAIRED at short notice by an expert
enced workman. .,..,x ....,
So Ola Silver and Gold taken as Cash. &
E. NJ. KIRKPATRICK. {
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-. PAINTS, AND OILS.
ONION AeADEMY.~

UvV19~ O9S4n~VST
~ THE Exercises Of this Institution
MHM .Bill be resumed on-the FIRST NON
eWffFE DAY IN JANUARY 1859, under the
W. direction Of W: J. BOWEN. -.
.~ The Aoa,ismyis located at Eirzah
CHURCH % miles East Of Yoskyills) in q neigbbor-
hood remarkably healthy and free from tempta-
ton to vice Of any description <
TERMs-PER SESSION OF saoNTHs :toH1eo DAYS.
Elementary English Branches. 6 90
English Grammar, Geography &e.s...,, 8. 90
Latin and Greek Languages, With the high
= er branches Of English .:...........:...., II so
Students will be charged from the time of en-
teriBg until the close of the Session, and no de-
ductiOn made except in cases Of sickness or at
the discretion of the Principal.
Boarding can be obtained at Eight Dollars per
month. y
TH0s, s.. NRELY,
Chairman Board Of Trustees.
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In Equity-1Xork:,.s

8. H. Bratton; ;gs Calvin Gordon, q dt4F Biz for
account, iaelef &C..
1T appearing tony satisfaction that Calvin Cor.
Il dom one Of the Defendants in the above stated
case, resides without the limits Of this state: On
motion Of Smith and Williams, Complaipanfs So
lcitors ordered, that the said Defendant do plead,
answer or demurto the Complainant bill, within
three months from the publication hereof, or o
decree pro eon5esso, will be awarded against him.
($5} JN0. Z. MILLER, c. i. 7. D. .
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PLANTERS AND FARMERS
NEW GROCERY:


E@A T. HAVING formed . Go part GIA
E5NsO persbip for the purpose of car -
rying on the GROCERY BUSINESS We would
respectfully request .slf persons whoFare in want
Of anything in our line to. cdil and examine our
stock, which consists in lart.of
,.>. SUGAR5a
New Orleans, Stewards G., Crushed and Powdered.
MULASSES: New Orleans and Muscoyado.
CHEEsE: Eaglisb Dairy and Cream. =.
MACKEREL-In Kitts-.4 barrels, ! barrels and
barrels.
PTNK-EYE POTATOES,
For planting; Baggtng, 'Rope,' and everything
usually kept in n GROCERY and Provision Store.
We will bur all kinds of Predaoe, for which
we will give the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES.
Particular attention given to
THE PURCHASE OF COTTON. 1
Nc Our place of business is opposite Lowry
& Asery's old stand. now occupied by Darwin and
Jsfferys. ....,
It to those who win ay promptly when called upon.'
:. w. D. MILLER,
-. -. J. G. MILLER.