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TO Il S ALE.

~ The above valuable SPRING, or waterir
is now offered for sale. 1t has fine first class n
a large, wel-arranged house, and other out.bu;
new, and capable of entertaining from Is to l25
it is within ~ miles of the Western N. C. Ra, i,
is the best medicinal water in the State. There
800 Acres of Land--G0 acres newly cleared-l;
good bottom, and tie balance well timbered-.-; =,
Saw and Grist Mill, and is well adapted 10 The G..
Corn, Wheat, Oats aud Tobacco-is well improve
healthy, pleasantly end beautifully situated as i.
State and is but niles to beau .iful mounta,
also sell superior Rosewood PIANO and 10.
GROES, if desired.
TERMs:-From One to Five years, with approve
E. o. Ell i
June 6, 1859. 90
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]. B. BULLA,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

AttDTney anu COunSeIIDf AT Law,
ASHEBORO', N. c.,
Will attend the Courts of Randolph Moore, Montgomery
Davidson and Guford and promptly attend all business
entrusted to his care.
March "a, 1859. l2-w6m.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
CATAwBA COUNTY, N. G.

Il North of Charlotte, twenty miles West of s.,
and twenty-five miles East of Morganton, at IL,
the Mountains, and il vicinity unsurpassed far a.
brty of its climate. The Proprietor, Dr. Z. o. +, lI
announces to the public that his House is again c.
every accommodation for the reception of visitors "
ties of this WATER, render it invaluable in 's p'
Diseases of tile Liver, Dyspepsia. Chronic Diay,5,
rous Debility, Sbindl Diseases, Lac;Dient -.
sumption, SsrguLa, E.uptiue Diseases
and all cases of debility accompanied with deec,,,
tite and want of assimilation. Particularly to F..
this water efficacious
C. S. Browns tri-weekly Line of FourHorse
visitors can procure conveyances from Newtr,
Springs at all times There is also tr.weeky ;.,.
Charlotte to Newton.
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THE GENUINE CRANBERRY PLANTS.
Blackberry, Raspberry, Thimbleberry Il Whor.
tiebtrry Culture.
az IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, GARDENERS AND OTHERS #.
Cranberry best variety "a per 1000 or SIS per oo plants
Washington variety, "a per ipOO or SIS per 5000 plants
5000 plants
Raspberry - per dozen. Large Blackberry 81 so per
doz Thmbleberry, - per dozen. Whortieberry 81 so
per dozen
vNNHE SUBSCRIBE offers for sale the above varieties
for fall and spring. He has issued circuprs On
cultivation, and will send them, free of charge 10
who wish them. Plants well boxed IN meadow moss viii
be sent in fresh to all parts Of the United Ss.
Address PAUL CHIIsSON
Birmingham Norfolk county Mass.
June 49, 1859. 24-W4m.A
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June 6, 1859.
NEW HOPE ACADEMY,

VlHIS WELL ESTABLISHED SCHOOL.MIIr 7av,
Il into the Fall Term the 5th of July. A -, -.
are yet to be filed Application should be mad .;b
delay
TUITION, $25 90 per Sc.
BOARD, 90 per MOI
Address the Principal Grove, Chatham county &c.
Observation-Disclosures from the East will take The RAJ,
road to Morrsvle ~ miles from Raleigh: Their :, ta
the Peterborough Stage 10 miles to the school,
JOHN R. HOLT, princira.
June !, 1859. a W ind
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F.. L. BRiDGERs. G. W. WHITFIELD.
BRIDGERS AND WHITFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AT

ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TAEBoRo, N. C..
One or both may be found about their Office from to
o'clock, very day.
Office next door above D. Fender Co.'s Store.
January ID, 1889 s-w,;mnd:
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SHOCCO SPRINGS.
WARREN CO., N. G.,
n orc TING D..

S. D. sEssUMs, Proprietor.
TJNHIS AGREEABLE AND PLEASANT WATERING
Il PLACE, for years known the most fashionable al
select of other in the Old North State will Ie open
the LIST of JULf for the nmmodaIOn of visitor yrry
attention will be given to the comfort of the guess Ina
the TABLE and BAR will equal those ss, Of any similar
LARD SALOON and PISTOL GALLERY will be con.
stanty open for the amusement of visitors.
ohocco Springs are distant twelve miles South fom the
Warrenton Depot. the Raleigh and CASTOR RaiIroad
Comfortable Coaches will be in readiness the arrival of
each train Of cars to carry company the Springs the
shortest possible time.
RATES
Fer day, 81 per week, sl2; per month, $50. Children
under ten years of age and servants half price.
June Is, 1883. 54-wtlaup
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LEEsvILLE MALE T. FEMALE ACADEMY

LEESVILLE MALE Il FEMALE ACADEMY.
WAKE Co.. 10 MILES N. w. OF RALEIGH,
j. W. BALLARD, A. B., Principal
TINE FIRST SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION will
Il commence on the I'd MONDAY in July and continue
twenyone weeks The services of the abuve instructor
graduate of the Unyersity-baye been secured who will
prepare both boys and girls for the first classes in any of
our southern Colleges or Seminaries.
The location is pleasant and healthy one-unsurpass,d
by any in the State Society good and free from ali tuse
demoralizng influences which inest some Schools The
moral well mental training will be strictly attended TO-
Board may be procured in families convenient to the
Academy moderate terms those at any similar H.
stituton.
No deduction for tuition except in cases of protraced
sickness.
TERMS:
Primary English Branches, per Session. $50
more advanced 10 co
Higher English 70 so
Languages, Mathematics, etc., 1900
For full articulars address the Principal or
j. d. HAYES
Secty. Board,
Raleigh n. C.
June "a, 1907 54-4t.
"a Spirit of the Age copy four times.
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HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKERS
OF RALEIGH!

HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKERS
OF RALEIGH!
LIVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND YOU MAY
IL guess who is for all am in the ring manufacturing
Carriages and Buggies,
and that with good materials. will sell low for Cash
good Miles, will trade for Pork in the pork season. for
Corn Bacon, Flour My Shop is two squares south
west of Capitol Square, and near the Masonic Lodge.
JOHN WYATT.
Raleigh, Nav "a, 1859. 20-wtf
PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.
TIME FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HAS
IL been placed in my hands for sale, by of the most
successful Cotton Planters in Southwestern Georgia, who
desires "a change oS residence and occupation:
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS, stu.
ated in the heart of the Lime Belt convenient to Rail-
road
One containing $500 Acres;
One containing l,750 Acres; and
One containing l,250 Acres;
Together with all of the Stock complete Planting Uten
sis, and an abundant supply Of Provisions.
NEGROES, the most of whom working hands, will be
sold with the Plantations if desired but not separately
Terms as follows can be made-A small amount of cash,
aid the balance in instruments of one two three and four
years. we'll secured, With interest payable annually.
Persons wishing to see the property will please notify
few days before visiting the country, that may be at
hume their arrival.
For further particulars address me a. "Bond's Mills"
wv CREEvER.
May Q, 1859. 19-wtf.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTOR AT LA W,
RALEIGH. N. c.,
VIII attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston, and Harnett.
Office on Fayetteville Street, opposite the Lawrence
Hotel.
Raleigh, March 81, 1859. le-wtf
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
u TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT
IL liens of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
Continue to carry the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in Ra-
leigh, at WIN. II. HOLLOMAN'S OLD STAND. | have
the Smith that had last year, his business is shoeng
Horses and working Farming Tools he also do iron
work Carriages nope by strict attention to business,
to share a liberal patronage. -
JOHN WYATT
January IA, 1885, 3-wly.
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DROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR A LEas'. OF
IL the LOUISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE for a nm e.,
years The college building is large and comnodinus
built of brick, well heated and ventilated and ca.5e of
7achers 1t is furnished throughout and has all tees s
ry ubuidings attached. Situated in healthf. !cca!v,
IN the midst of an Intelligent and eninentIy moral
tage for a large and Furnishing School.
For further information, apply to either of the under.
signed at Lousburg, n. C.
JONES Full e,
President Of the Di ac Iy.
WV. F. GREEN, Sec. t4-vif
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATUI.s
STITUTE.
VTNHE THIRTY-SEyENTH SESSION OF THIS q :,
Il Institution will commence the l4th of JULY Tc,..
as liberal as other first class schools. Aid exeni 20 to-
INDECENT and talented, seeking education.
For particulars apply to
JULIUS WILCOX, Pio~:a,l
June IA, 1859. z.--,,+
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MORNING STAR ACADEMY.

MORNING STAR ACADEMY.
J. P. JENKINS, Principal
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL vii, ,cn
IL mence on MONDAY the 18th July, and ccntiu,. 30
weeks Students entering the first month will b. Charge.
full tuition, aerward from time of entrance No deiuc.
ton will be made, unless in of protraced sickness
TUITION:
beginners, 81 so
Primary Primary English, io.0
Higner i 30
Classics, 7; ~
Incidental fee, $,
June IA, 1850 e4-y-.E
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n financial or governmental point of view, But it
was supposed that the distribution scheme would be
irresistibly popuar-that it would chain the people
and the States to the party which passed itand in
them success in the ensuing presidential cleo
tons. Baseless calculation, it applied to the peo
pie! Vain hope, as it applied to themselves! The
very men that passed the bill had to repeal it. under
the sneaking term of suspension before their terms
of service were out-within less than one year from
the time it was passed to be precise, within eleven
calendar months and twelve days, from the day Of
its passage-counting from the days, inclusive Of
both on which John Tyler. President approved and
disapproved it1whereof hereafter. But it passed
and was obliged to pass. 1t was case of mutual
assurance with the other whig measures and passed
the Senate by party vote-Mr. P reston excepted
who broke ranks" and voted with the democracy,
making the negative vote %. The yeas and nays
were:
YEAs-Messrs. Archer Barrow, Bates, Bayard,
Berrien, Choate, Clay of Kentucky, Clayton, Dixon
Evans, Graham, Henderson, Huntington, Kerr, Man
gum, Merrick, Miller Morehead Phelps. Porter
Prentiss Rives, Simmons, Smith of Indiana, South
ard, Tallmadge, White Woodbridge.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun
Clay of Alabama, Cuthbert, Fulton, King Linn
McRoberts, Mouton, Nicholson, Pierce, Preston, Sc
vier, Smith of Connecticut Sturgeon, Tappan, Wal
ker, Williams. Woodbury., Wright Young.
In the House the vote was close-almost even
116 to 1os. The yeas and nays were:
YEAs-Messrs John Quincy Adams, Elisha H. AL
len, Landau W. Andrews, Sherlock j. Andrews
Thomas D. Arnold, John B. Aycrigg Alfred Bah
cock, Osmyn Baker, Daniel D. Barnard, Victory
Birdseye, Henry Black, Bernard Blair, William W
Boardman, Nathaniel B. Borden John NJ Bolts
George N. Briggs, John H. Brockway, David Bron
son, Jeremiah Brown. Barker Burnell, William B
Calhoun, Thomas j. Campbell, Robert L. Caruthers
Thomas G. Chittenden, John G. Clark. Staley N
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ErAT DE LA L0UIsIANE.-Conr d
IL "A niltrlnt D1rniara- @ I.1tAdr.t- NJ sSTT- =

| TrAT De La L0UIsIANE-Conr dc
~ District, paroisse 81. Landry No. still.
!Successsau lie, Patrick B. johnson. decides.
AvDafw 4. sts ihgroN, de Ia Paroisse So. Ian.
dry. administrations de Ia succession de feli Pa
tsfk +. Jotlison. decide reinforcement de la SITS
dse paroisse, ayant presente un tablesu de Dis
~tribatiol des foHds de iadite succe-si,!,, aaeoinpa.
giie dane petition idelnAudaHt iilnaloIngatiBn de
eelui. ri a%ttendn. qu'il Il 6t6 fait droit a Ia dc
maade lie lflite petition par ordre de Ia Coqr, en-
date dn lG jain 1850.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donnt
1lx interests dams cette succession, d'aynir d de-
iiire an tireffe de Ii CNur s%l$iite, dans les treate
jo.irs qli suivfott Ia date dn present avis, les FaisoBs
81 aac1aei IL ont, poiir lesllelses ledit tabieaa ne
serait pas ap}jFanTe ct hoinjltgEf. " +
Bureau dh q fefier, Is JUN 1850.
LIS. PES Gr.fier.
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Il G. MuERis.
HVFkNIsE'.
(SsC9traIhE raIra pu GorygRsErH.A

NsEGHtfaIRE FaIfe DIT GDryERSEEH.)
GENIE GEN istsALG DE tlyTJ, ~.
- floSs, Bttpa Rouge. Le.. affFe respectaei,4e.
meat ses services en- eette capacitf. Tons nrdses
qsi lai seront coifis lmnr Ii ca~IIe,tio, ia t,nta9
destinations cnatfe I'istat, .serp,t executes avec
rrn'np,titade ct faSfite, a in tank rai-anabte.
u s'ocrtpera titssi de sflire reltrer ,ies tcy,e.
pour eeax api ~voaaf,tt hien l'hahorer de lenr con-
h.iite, Ct qai iai i;lsFniroat len rel. >ei uae mem
neeeSsatres, requirement il Ia ~leea,ifs, fe narlaro
ada towaShip, Ia ntngee, etc; apssi, pour lie raet,at
ues terfes veildies gu eonfssfides ai profit de In.
tat, pn'ir lie non Placement DIES taxes.
REfERRScEs: $
ann Rouge, Le-tioar. Robert C. W1ick,iffe N
Tht,narable As. Heron. S'1
pafpisse Inefvilie-LsEx, Cory. r. &, Hilbert.
Nellie. ofisans--fie.l. N, trivSt, Gen. john r..
Lewis, Hon. A; OGDEN, Gen. JOHN Armstrong.
sNatshitnches.-Dr j. W. Butler. 81
Lac l'favilenee-T. b. r.. Hatch, ESD.
II mai lS5G.-j,ll.
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A NIS.--JnsFPu CHEAPER, de la PAR lsst
"a st. Landry, ayant ~prasentf une petition {.
'l'eIfet d'dtre ilaianG Administrator de In sssecessinr
de teie Marie Anne f;uillory. f. d. l., d6ctafe, der
increment de In paroisse st. Landry;
Eu consequence, avis est par lie present denns a
eeuS qli polrgaieat av0ir de- fiiso0s ligdles a OPP
poser a lldite nomination. d'asair il les enrcgistfer
par crit, an bureau dl Gtefiier de Ia Cour de Dis,
tret de i, susdite Paroisse, dams les dix iours aui
~stivr0nt la date da present avis. .s
Bureau dl GreAier, II jnin 1880.
LIS. LasTRAPrS. Grefier.
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yente pupliaue de teeres des Ecoies

lone Section. S.r FlSthGtotdYa,
Dams lie Township No 4, sud de Ia isangte No
! I, Est, dams Ie District des tefress sud Quest
Y Lnlisia@94 49,,
IoSFt MEMENT Il Ia scconde section dun
a. acte. rowe lie Is mars lsjs, intitnic IN acte
Ear ain 'et ordannef de nnnyeaa ieS Lime et
assne sect.-.A dun artr pour organiser les Etoies
~.bliqies e~latuites lansffitat Dc la i.nn's'ant, APP
rsa53nyi lie Ii mars ls5ls' et en- yertu dun oF'ire de
i'Auditenr de- Compie> PabIiqaes, Ct a mo. atreshe
j'expoSeral ca feute plhtigpe, au plus aaat eheils'
rissear, a III porte de la MRisof de Cour De-. opeioa-
sas, Id
A<saEsseai, 10 ttziasef 1859,
IN if;fhe seesion. situ&e dams lie Township No4, SUI
de la rat}s6e No I Est, ftlit daus lie ifistfiet Ao.f
ies Eceles, sar l. tttiistalayG, paroisse s.. Lan1Ff;
roptenal,t .185 65.lOi acres, ct de7aat etle ven
en- t,iatfe iiiGrett iots. f4
Tes,nes eli conditiob--~A All cF6df>sd iX ans,
CONNIE suit. Il sivoir dix pour cent sur ie %ni4ntaht
total compliant ct Ia htlt ,pt paiefaeistS an.
.,tnels ja jour de ii vegte. ~ etf s9fets a ra'shi
de hsit ppur cent i'la. qii dpivent etrc pages sml
t,tt lie ~lnnntent, attteetie,nent: lea hilltts Seronl
fats payables a l'AuGitenr DIES ConarfaNs Pnhliaf
asec hypath que ~spatille sur Ia e ainsi yends
ct e%atftipu silidrjre. KNl.au Placement final
principal 1t des ~il-efets. @. A. GUY
TpfsessdeSs
0pelousas, II JUN 1862
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Fievre Jaune.

f'fessrrasV coatre IA Fserre jaime, u,tiqne et il
Jlifisbfes ef ~gutrisoa tfes tier,es sans CANINE. Y
SEIIE terrible epidemic, 1ni e%nglnn,iI
caagle saaee un noiaare eQi4iaer.bie De yiS
tines ct sevant '4qRelle eIennent 6,iauer toats "a,
'as Y ISL iteti 4 eAt.t tiei{vt lu balboa.
Ssses gslfedse ase1tseTts die I'D ctiatre a6c,er,
shpustfnaf, qui par Dc ,iasieAtes rechcrcf,es 81 4.
8nohinreuses ai,nees. passsss dams les hides 81 III
leoinnies, M centre de cttfe terrible maiadie, %certi;is
iault sst impossible que ceiii qai snit "a prescrin.
s,ioi, tdissssat usage de son preseryatif,s soft atteiut liz
! epld: mi. meme aa seia d,elle.
lie Dr.,J. ii, Ponsard. TX !ii,tar,e ies h,n;tanx
ayAnt inlIsata ceste ,l6coa9eete, men yepara ma
ls.f ~ asia snds, y ~iannefa Iordoumnee il ID ,iia.
iatinere te Sen sergif. ee nome praservatif toni
1vsgstai, gaerit les ltyFes en- ifissan biliease. rouge
'saat.,sase tfetnpttiit, etc, Ste, Gu IS ileaies.
lie Dr.. i'pltsard oiire ses services Ell sesa fr.s ~,
de,e daus ses pr'x, Gaegisan prompte ct radie, !.
"A jim 1850.
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4. II. porTsH. puhusher.
ssMunL D. NoE.LEy, Eat.or.


Fer Ehe fatriotS
Fgte Irisi, Wedding.
Irsi,mcn IRE fond OF dimes,
i6tler people are. sometimes,
But they seldom can obIaiu
Easily, the golden gain. 3
Now if you will i-tcn we'll.
VIII YOU a story tell:
Which. lis not very new,
Yet it certainly is true.
Once a Pat on looking roma
judged from ramor'z busy souna
Ti9.tit certainly would pay"
Fjasto vim a wild i. gay.
WHO a hundred " niegers" had.
Old and young, and good and bad.
So IL eourt her he began
For he was q " ladies' man,
Patrick soon succeeded we'll, (.
For he won the wealthy " Balle."
And the wedding day was set, 81
. When his h'pes would all lie met.
Cakes are now in great demand;
Tickets Travelled through the land.
Wealthy neighbors they inva%a,
But the poorer ones they slight. ~
But the day haerRlled aisand,
And the uerEy dancing sear
OF the jddie4s sooa will he 49, w &s-
Heard through h'i,,aud gallery.
See the marriage eolpflc comes
Lovely ride and manly Gloom,
And tho 'sqistrate is now 81
Calling Il. carriage vow.
Pat, will yo sady take. .
, Marcy her, any 4r f',rsake''G
evil ] marry uer -srz you.?ssfa
Yes, he me soul, and the aagsr
Now would a qaestiofa
Though it is no pleasing task
Girls, When wealthy lovers WOO,
Doyou think Of tue . nager4 =" too
e. ~ VIZ. G. ROBERT.
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sDUGATION--Mo Ecole ssouyrirastmar
- Fann&c scaIastiqie ~actaslle. Ia Ter fst5NDE,
dsOctohrcs prochaia. IA Inains dun accord sperial
pourie culltssaire. tons ies u lives seroat cnlisidares
cOzline atant entries pour lanaae, ct serorst aiIlsi
charges. Tei1nes--OH faiera ~toujours d~'avanee.
NFashingtoa, Lei, Is aeat 1855.
zk q E0. LUTHER.
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49, s. Bloch. y "a
1Iest toujoirs avanttaeeax Il I'achetenr do po,yoit
PC prttcirei an meme prix .tjh'A "a ouYeiIeI9rlant
I'M assortment cllsisiae marlliandises de s,,ri,ten,n
Mes as.,ats ont Ste Observation-Disclosures III comp.
tantsj atfGs aoae Z veliflre mes marchandises aux
has prix ~s1iyants pour du compliant,
Caalieo americain. Q yaras pnnrsf, @
ba asslais, q yards pofir 81
s9hn tlgsA4s4 g yards pour ST., i& Es
Lnweiis de aas r%ne,tlenre q%ltalit. aux prix des ma.
auiaetares IN articles is,ssrienr de Deaints, striues.
blrkory. eufial tout re fai pent s~conveDir 4 rt,sa u
d nues hafitafion All plus bis prix noar du ~eorYntop n
sun mt aux paess.--A bon fnafci,e, elliyrainent
Ii b~ieilsttisr Iparche. isss % ai
I'm assortment elanisi de n4arctiandises mi nei,.
vent atas achetReSastrtS Ia prixp ttr du compliant.
l1o daz. b,s pour damesd de Is sous a 81 IN paire.
choir, A
Is dog, serviettes toile de l 50a 81 Ia a,nza, inc
1 ungrtnd assortment de robe d Organdy.
~ do Hlaasseliae Eugene.
D3z dp 3jaeunit ~fra.icais. &.
NiasltiEles en- bo5inet ntir,
I2tdetszaines Mafquises a RESORTS.
"a do Maltkpfs v~ietaria de 81 so ct audessps
9 do broadway Flates,
bafsge $500
Birfsge anglais Ire qnalitf Il 80 sous Id sardc.
y invite iesi)aHiessa visitor mon mauasiir.s elles
sont assurees d'aclleter a hon marrhs pour ,i,.
compliant. Jai anssi IN fort joli assortment dc
aeurs artiiiejelles
S. bloch.
MaSasin ,ahilIeihnen emf ctiotnes- consta,n
ifeNt en- main les articles ~eiiivaits:
Habits I'll en- ~ephleara 81 80,
Do da do Russia Duck A 50 D.
Do sfies en- %eotfienr, ct ~levites,
Dozen Gil d~'issi,aglie, do do,
Da en- ~ d Ia.andess do do,
4 Do Naakia,
IN Alpaca noir ct en- ~coalcnr.
Do drlp noir d'std. S 4
% Mefflness psird e la qnaIite ID plus ssns,
sGifet desdesso,s de tfaifes qualities,
Cravatfes en- iii OF en- sole.
~ dDiigaiiies el,aussoiis aiglais,
CO. do do s4AsnleTicain
70 do DO ca III.
58asda do EN- III dc Li.le,
Gaiecons nj. chemisesSae lessons en- cotton ct I'M
waste assortment lie eaetaisas. Il 81 ct ~a,ilessas.
Aitssi cheinises Ell couleur et dc Marseilie.
Bretelles, etc, etc. l9
uli assisriiinent coinplet de sel.erie ct q~uincalle.
rio. Feisez examiner.
Les f1:sfshaadsses sont marqases, On les rera voirI
ayee Pfaasif. F9S
Moftassertjnien entier de groceries de fantasia
est ffaas:Iat ell. mtias IN article s~uperieas de WINS
ct do f~iiaelrs, etc, oni ne peut etre setspasss 81, ana.
Tito. a veiiare pour du compliant seale,asent. : : 4'"
" ~lelanes gallons de Giaaada.
Do do Punch M R,,m
Do do rieax Bourbon, ct dl, chan,ps-
gne de Ia preaaiafc qip,iits.
Les a~raltelrs de ciasse ct antres persnnnes peu.
vent Sc l,raciiter DIES arnaes de ~iaataisie, pistoie,s, |
co,iteaax, ct taat article que comporte &c. genre.
ft'tir ses parties de peelae; nnc yariEt6 dhame-
ons,iigles 4 prcher, ETC.
4 one les voya1e,rs-Jn grani assortment ID
Iqalies, sass. vilises, pasapiaies, habits ca cahou.i
thou ct ~initasses, lie toit a bon marche,
y leiotssas, 2 aHr'l lss9.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j. I'll Hox, der
49, - Increment dos Opefomsas. Went a'nuyrir ,,u'e
9nole p,tlf IA ieafes fites,a til vile Platse, Il Ia NJ.
stdeice dn saostagr McfIayitt, on ies peIsiaansiaires
a1d'on voa1ra 'tien iai seront recues par ale.
7@AHvier. I5s. 1e#
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..I
"ohlsPeak lhon in kindness
OF friends and II foes I;
Let the words Of thy lips
Be like dew from the rose.
By k%indliness only
The heart may he won
Speak kindly of all men
And evil Of none.
: Our pattern in ~feavcu-- Wy
Oh. think of him now.
With tue Melrd in his side
And the taofns on his brow :;
He bore, uncompiannine .;sF5.s
All tofture ana n
And when thev siai lin
Ieviled nofsagain.
he suffered in meekncss'
The apgqislisrr death,
And prayed for his foes
With bis last painting breath.
Oh think of how many
Hi meekneSs las3won;
Speak kindly of all msa,
Speak evil of none.f"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-07-09

A VS. les soassignes ayant etc NOMINEES
\ agents pour Ia Feate des wagons, Cigarettes
etc; de toute description, de Ia manufa t,re de
Liftie y Co., Wheeling, Va, ofrent a les yendre 4
des terrnes avantageux. !"
Washington lie, Ter aout 1857. +
REAGGH mp x WILKINS
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-07-09

A FIS.-ie so,<sig3e saisii ce;ie occasion
"a pour r~eiaercier lie public d l'encou. { as
-ragcmeift qii iui IA ftf accord ct annotl- SaS52g
&c en- iae'1e temps qiil, e%anttnne, comme var L.
PISS, a saa atelier q Washington, IA faife t9,,tes
s9ries de r. ( ]arations a'S ~vsritiiffS teilesqae vernir.
53ttlit, e.s. y l'elNt AUS ies ei,Seigpes, tespefe
tioiil aes encouragement lit.fral dont il est l'oEtjet.
Washington, Lne., II avfii lo5s.-la
A. E0JNt.