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Succession Alex. Larose Fontenot.
Avis de Dissolution de Societe.

3 public. est par Il. present averti que
-@l Ia societe qui existait ci-devant sous
10 raison De6aillon f. Carriere, etc elis-.
soute dun commun-aceord a compter du Ter
JUN courant. NJ. John P. Gurnett est char
ge de Ia liquidation des afaires de Ia societe,
mais chaonn des soussignes conserve lc droit
d'user de la signature de Ia Soeiete dams un
but de liquidation. z23 .2s5 at. - 3: n.
VI. Gerand Carriere continuera le meme
genre aAaires. etil saiait cette occasion pour
ottrir ses services a ses amis ct au public en-
general. 9 a@a9@e a. saf 1.a w
= = ,. .E = . EvrE. DEBAILLON,
=, &. ,ss.z~sss G. CARRIERE.
ssa Washington, La. 4 / Juin 1858. sa 4n--
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/ 5FaYoriisez Iindus1rie dIeuestioue.

y soussi gne saisit cetta occasion pour
MA informer Il publie qn'il en- main ct
manufacture journell ellsment toate aorte de
Selles Harnais. Rriidas et autres articles de
ee genre generalsIDent en vente dams les
magasins Dc son naetier, rue Maine, presaue
Wis Avis du 1nagasin de Kaufman & Gie., aux
Upeloasas Oh III public trouyera eonsram- D..
unent de 4 aslls et du harnais lss plus com
nuns .aux plaa elegants qu'on paisse fabri-
qusr dams rtat 4 solhcite encouragement
du public, dSssrmiue qu' Il est de satiafaire
tout e monde. tant sous Ie rapport de ses
tleles CUR sonss seelni de leur prix- ss
GEORGE PULFORDa
Opel f6 Juliet T8559.ss-szss - f's'. . =
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Tn Lot, de- Groceries.

telles que Farine. Sci, viandes, EI
Graisse, Riz.st&c,a &c, ct uneaz2ae
grande quantite de~bonaes liqueurs, compo.
SAINT Ie Magasiu de Groceries tenu 4 l'eueoii,
gnure des rues Court ct Bellevue. IS a s.'S
CONDITIONS - Les deux lots de terre,
payables i un etfdeux ans de credit, i partir
du jour De Ia vente resclave payable une
moitie compliant ct pautre. moitie d un an
q partir du jour de "a vente. Les acque-
reurs fournissant .leurs hillets avec bonne
ct suf6ssnte caution sohdaire, j Ia satisfac-
ton de qui de droit, ct les biIlets portant
interet ! raison de s pour cent par an de
leur 6eheance au paiement Et de plus les
lots de terre ct Feselave demeurant speeiale-
r1aent hypotheques jusqu 'au p1efn et enter
paiement du capital ct dea interets. .e4 .*5
5 Les eonditioas de IA vente des Groceries
seront annoneees le jour do Id vente.
~Les proprietes ci-dessus penyerit esre
aehetees panliable daici au Ist, olt pre-
chain. . e. w., KS. S r. Ct s
0pelousas, % Juliet 1856 stss
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LES INDEpENDAN Mtg


CONNIE on lassaib, ID sune d6eotnposition d,
|parti whig, cen etaits le Debris ~ ddetriturs
Nous avons pas de refaire This
toire de- ee faatdme eranoui presque aussitd
|aa'appaEu. II suffra de- dire que lie part
Eantrieain reetlt et subaft aveet faison IL nor.
Isde HHoa1.sdyh gsiise iorant. = l.sFsa@ss:
Bn edst, ignora On feigniit "a ienorea uaaae
Ihlsteires ek prescrivn agec une ialousiis
etroite etflaneagledaa eIrangsrs ami afaaaien,
eontfibue saeaIoHr Id Dga eide Ieurs sueurs d u
formation de Ia nationalitE anne ricafIie III fu1
insratI snsers lss eonip sde retts
qui await jete son epee dams IA balanes de Ia
[ llbe,rte n, da y Noureau londs aIIatin
Equi sen aNais relieve 1asI 1lerat
EenFeEs ID nombraase
Eaui. sssenHe .de toutes les e0tltr sss nrope,
defrisha les forets. 1ahboura III sn.
/ plas planta senaa. desseeha, asaainst slesYasta
Iterrst0lre de- Dnienss III jieta m Yoilessi Gnaii
sur les regards de ses adeptes.s carnpriua i.
tel point chez eux les INST netH e Tel sentil
msnts du eeur qu On VT ici dles er9oIes d o
,rigine franfaises il allaHande d rsnier'
asa III sInsivemens
herisage Iiberte,a de sdlfoiits de-. pliyfs
Il slI aisHt lIE ' ess II
gers t,.sss,'.s I'D q.
Le parsi sneriieain iignora lie prssent, Il III d se
-oroyant assszef fpEt poun sares mpunsmsnt I'M
m III lls caste m ss saousyeesssnantel
Of a1a col due plns dus annals tdutea
Ian gfas7un raster
oayafts psaF soRvrir rst fsconglsi III Iuk1lase
'sarritoil ID pss xsstas Due
Z klniaTe rIcaina VeuEe q @TscaVor 4
hEaaH 10 sal1rpl des popuiatfons ssaa
uti lliiser aegs reaa. Ut a faiYs.
Taiae u dss ail ID
capital ans
e seaass des sisclea IureuYe d me aaei tsz
nouveIle fondee. lssges
IS shlealherts I'D eEieain5
ssals RE aaI agpass gIossseE s. n'afsFls {
esnfrexif El1sns M aloElg
Il1 InIeFets, aux pisces d dltpanillA
Ce furent d ID eaalse aa arnaatio
Quant III efa1ata ds yoir M III aII erer las
iaftuti0n sys NJ Il
nise as s coI tr5ll ntie uar
HI az ns Iut dn III un
prktexts bill Iss E,sls atiz siREiDIs
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u dinaist. III FoulutI
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LA ABATAILLEt DE SOLDERING.

4. fa, e u 80, - lu,n.
bonna go - sHa1in df
e s.ant = Ie MIneio. SUI
rr;S & Won
tanr ,ss +s.,s suI =
sarae NH tanna;t nss s;das u IS sanoa
a. tons u saap e
vers soferino Avant s .uaa
III. fransh,t he man,efnn ar,nn rsslle Maata
trichiena arIra MI asnS pasaasa ass = :.
H. ID sta;s
Tsa ~ 4. = aa
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III ~
Ealui I'M Raraos.
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LIS .occrn.;ent ,,,.
aeons aui cor1rence IS de.rs ss e.
Eferino ct Sc prolonae au-dsA az Garr;sna
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LES eoaITRs DE
!, - 80 e TssH

LIE coArTE DE VHRATLLoNyIILEET
: PA RorssE VERMILIaN So
Lharnnse asais se.sp IL comm
Goiaas III iesss IN aais Hill a eou,, II 4 Il,
dace et IN comp gdaiss snadeHnaus Il siaaaI III
lnenssn,ens Doa6 dune s6ergiie aoablee sasssI,. ii.
reputation msritse Dc ssisa, ssai
iaoml,fis qas N tsat aesaaIs an fsnnaii
~ sispaton nssis an an ,at 4
ul signal henlme ysns ii courage dinisiasse
ls Plus rare ds tons dans es spays ID il coasss ].
4ass il epranaarG ss ssslasss A ss staissI
LsaaiIaios ,1ulisa ii sstas aautage I.sH ssa
kapas H'auroat garde de Ios.lslii sliier.
Done Isa await std nlis sux peadifsa et Tinrss,
sdis aIIals daas IL Paroissss
mi ponsiit aaH lds
- t'ttsseanlds ssl 8
ss 6 aIsloa ia slI gII &, j - -.
await assss Us ssss.;ss es se
prean. Gemms i HI Cote eiie.sa. III bsfi,Yaax de
seur M Ill IL ss IssssEss u plas
saEnaaEes ds uuasl ii.
Danaa nsnissun6
talent aslsi Iasssnle de fer
trace II hepa assoysns ssss III
avaieut II baE dss yeriirts ini-
cues, u y pssisspails % assss sians
Z Paroiasa e paIjufs se moihans ehaque eourl
scasnnas laFisus june aaps
~ mime, pl,as An aiIeuFs paAss slss
rhozpti1aa assc dssslsaF sissr.
native aana laausIe ea plseT d
societe ou lsur zpluaina
spopalalrs - sro.I
iasaaisa 9,ss ssIIs ~ saas-
coap e eors
srsnx sinen fasal ds ssa &c
asapsss q 4 Justies q II lsas az M
hiaH l.saaad rK,aa H.
ssacssss. Eaia ssa
sacoasffa ~ nssaE ssiss
stsit staaa II sisaasios salIshsat aass
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Un jeune homme de l6 ans, dans pArkansas,
Went de tuer le meurtrer de- SON pere. sGelui=ci
etat engage dams une rixe contre deux frares don't
Pun fut. tue etPautre mortellement blesse par un
fusil dams les maiasd jeune hemme. a ID -
Celui--eireeHt deux comps ee couteass
Dsesds==AsBeEsick City, Paroisae sd Marie, lie
% courant, II. GsoReE Z. WAR1ELLE, dahotre vile,
age denVlron p ans. s4 @zs=s4@ssfss 4 ,s@sc93
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INSTITUTION LlTTERAIRE,
EIAalNS PURLICs ct DISTRIBUTOR DE PRII,
lie Mardi 16 Acut,

N ES exereices, soft en- Anglais soft en-
- Francais eommenceront le matin, a s
Leures-le soir d 2 heures. lis seront clos
lie matin. par une. piece anglaise,-le Soir,
par une piece franeaise, executes par les
eleves de Prostitution. A la fin, la distribu-
tion des prix. =. -7 . ~ ~. ~. ... 81, ,'.'
Opelousas, 80 Juliet 1859. 70
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gAt ND EDAZ Za9e


= 'asss@S5 ATcHAFALAyA JUN 1859.
49,. s. a Pediteur dz Coarrser dss Opezousas.
Feuillez annoncer que II. JoHN J. MORGAN con-
senti Sc laisser porter CONNIE candidat pour une
reelection eomme representant Ia Legislature, SUI
Jet an choix de Ia Convention Demecratique de Pa
roisse. A9sSa@ys f:2 ' SES ANIS.
- 80. u. .ssE71ss1sf E IS
O. Nous sommess antorise announcer M T.
GIRARD, de Lafayette, eamme cantIidaf pour Avocat
de District du lone District Judiciaire, a reection
ae Aovembre proclaim. ,..F 81 .E21 mai 1859
g. ALBERT DEJEAN CSC candidas Indspen-
dant pour ii place de Greier de Ia Goar de District
de "a ,Paronse St. Landry, Lelecion aura lieu en-
NoVembre proclaim. T12 few 1859.
- Nous somnles autorise a annoncer H. E. V
GHAGHERE, dtaaire aetuel, CONNIE eanddat Il la
place de Sheriff de Ia Paroisse St. Landry apelecton
de noVe1nbre proclaim r. ayrl 1859
se Nous s@sommes auterise j af,1oneer due n.
PIERRE MoUILLe est eandidat pour la place d,As-
sesseur, Felection de Novembre proclaim.
& Mai 1883. 81 II ss'ss IN
% Nous somnles antorise j anHaneer H. VILE
NEUVE JoUBERT CONNIE eandidat d Ia place a. Asses
seur pour ID Paroisse St. Landry. L'election aura
lieu en- Novembre proclaim. * -
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lie Planters' Baaaer de Frankiin, du a3 co.isant,
nous apprend que n. Bayley, ingenieur enehef du
chenain de fer des opeoasas passs para le n,andi
prtc6dent, ae rendant i Ia Nouvelle-berie, pour
connnencer la construction du chemin entire ce VII
lage ct Berwick City. eSest EN- varit9, une nou.
velie agrsahle aai ndiape que pssas des aaires de
u Compagnie est prospareT
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Is Nous avors reeu de rhabitation de Oak Grove,
da DR.: &c. Hi!l de cette. Paroisse, deu1 canneasa
sucre dupa belle crae pour d saison. Ees mesurent
qaatre pieds de long sont dune grosseur proportion
nnee, ct dune vegetation t9conde. on nous dit
que toate sa recolte. est belle. IF ts.ss "a
Qaelquun peut-iI montrer nlieux -
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IIn Certain LOT de III
uN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE

sltue dams la meme vile, ct adjoignant IA
propriete ci-dessus decrite, borne au Nord
par ,un lot appartenant d J. e. Oouret, au
Sud par Grolee Street, d Est par Court
Street ct . 7 Quest par Ia propri6te ci-dessus
decrite, ensemble avec les baliases .set same-
liorations qui y soat ss5sssssssss5 saseaaes.s
I'm. certain nagre nornne =LUBIN; age
d denYiron go ans. Brss s3 is sFa*szsssi ss!s iss
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u Ezg ID. AMOS 4. LacoaB, de, Frankliu, est nofre
agent pour ID Paroisae sse Marie, autorise rece-
yor es d donner qai.tancet en- metre nom.s s4gs.T
E Nous son,u1es requis d'annoneer que H. GREEN
WnnrrsG4oa, tiu Bayga sehcot, ,aess candia pour
represeater IA Paroisse ST. Iandrs aa Ikgisl atra,
asujes aa choix dune eonvetition Democratiaue e
opelotIsas, coaJuiet 1859. 'ss2aassz.s
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- v5aAgEno5z5Aa

- V19AJLn0Lza53s
H TN PIANO de seconde main, en- acajou,
u de Ia manufacture celebre de Num-
freres, de New York tout recsmment repare
ct accorde par NJ. Flandrain, de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, ct maintenant dams un ordre par
fait Ce Piano est offert en- toute confance
CONNIE un instrument superieur, ct sera
vendu a un prix reasonable.
On peut lie voir a la Pharmacie de
JOHN POSEY.
Opelousas, % Juliet 1855. S.H1m
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OEEHOUSASs
Ticket Deanocratique d,Eeaa,

ARcKe1 sAecRmDGratE4ue dsEfaa
4$g--------- 2ss7 .8s5 II EgsSEy i q
5s+g8 II PoRr sGosusrnsur
THOMAS oyERToN MOORE, des Rapiles.
Pour Lieutenant- Goaveraear,
r. N. HYAMs, az Ia Nouvelle Orleans
9N-@z4 Pony seerstcirs d'Etat 1sf1$s
PLIsY D. HARDY, az ID Paroisse St. Landry.
7oagzErs5 ~. Poass Aaoeat Gfnsraz, IA .fglxs.y "a
IT,. sEMAEs, De u Nouyelle, Orleans.
H4 Poar Auaitear des Govsptes Rnblies.s-l ss
3. W. ROBERTSON, de ID Parcisse Ibervi.le I
s.=s. -aszs#s 3D.. Pour 7Sssorierrs ~, Sgss.ss
~ B. "a DEFREEsE, de In Pareiase Jscksonsi ss
Pour ssaristeadant dss ,,Esaaeaatsson a6liqae =
HENRY AVERY, DIET Baton Roage.s.s4ssss5.ss
Pdar zes oof.gras-4me District:
JOHN n. LANDRUa af,s de ID Paroiase Caddo
eansasissare as 7arzss liarseszg Ind Diss
y,f 4BRAAToN=BR4GG, de.sTerrehonne.s--
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$S 5. Sa $a~
LES DERNIERElS HOUVELLES UEUROPE.s
Les nouvellss de II paix EN- Europe nous son. arss
rivees ben soudainene Mons ne dousonsss ssI point
auapsas une armistice ia paix sen saisrait temps
Scheans, natsireement inais qaselle dit ete af SOU
danenens conclue et annoncee dune naaniaresi i'm
attendae est aatre deostte gusfrs ex-
traordiaaifs.s Hs# assssa II 39ssI
la eelerie avec laaue1s ies aHils mt pascauru ID
Lcnabarde, refou ianr Aatrichens JUS,
ga une position oa u paik desaaai. ane necessta
absolles szpliqus d D aeeslaauslle
aoa A regle lea questions qai oas suaesE III gneaEs
8sH HssHail lsapedIu de hscuter leseondiuo dc pax
ui naussont psesenteessi rllais nous
Eaeemaadoa cee qas est antionee est hfer vrai
que u earasgne obtfene Ia ct que Ill.
sfiehe resisnre Vsnises su5atts ssusnens queqaes
RELATIONS faddratIves aysc une union des Eats Tia
liehs atre ssabis plus tard sont devenues In.
dependence funte ct raiffanchissement de rItalie
Nous refsrens e leeteur notres partie anglaiae
pour leg Hoayelles tslegfaAhiauez aaassD Il
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Vente q l'Esacan.

n e public est par le present averti gu i
ID n sera vendu. i l'enean, au plus ofrant
ct dernier eneherisseur, au Magasin de Gro
cerie de G. Donate, q Fencoignure des rues
Court s Tet Bellevue, aux ppelonsas, par un
eneanteur dunent commissionue, le 20
Lundi sI5ssA Aodta proclaim, 1859,
les prophecies oi=aesaous deeriites. aaToflrr :
- - Tn Certain Lot de Terre
aEee les batisscsa ct aneIiorations
ID qui y soat, situe dams ID vile des
Opelousas, borne an Sud par Gro1ee Street,
4 Quest par Market Street, au Nord par Ia
proprlek de James D.. Israel ct a l'Est par
e lot apres deerit, etant Ia residence ae-
lucille 9e Cornelius Donate.
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Ope1ousas, 80 Juliet 1859. L.. n
The Opelousas courier., 1859-07-30

sss Saluses an centre dune belle Psuas,e,
A 80 MILLEssAs HoRp-oUEsr DEs OpEIousA:
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40staS VETS 4ua1Ee hehEes de PapFeS-fnifIi M
pour sontenir lenr Tetrate les Aatrichiens rant in
auprsme effort pour setablm entre II d 4 Ia
eorps Une lutte acharnee s'eneagea r;ufantsris i
et fartllIerie prirent part, ct il cavaerie - :
pIusiears charges acheva de dgciler ii s,,rcas a.
ssts grande lourn6e. Ce futsla IL dsrnier aets AZ
batale les Autrichi se en IN
toute u ligne. Gette retraite fut fapnra6a e ,,1
pouvansabe durz plus d3Ise hspra L.
tonnsrre a grsIe 1e vent enf uais sffhs
un tsl eIIet quon ra ns,ss
rien sur Il champ IL bataiil s p.1s -
~ telIps nut devenaus cal rne.n,;
await dispara et Ion au Ioi. Ii
psanaIeHts eoIonaes de Ietraite
qai logeaita Cavriaaa dams Esss ,r,t
nams. Inpefenr Sta fsE IN, ans-s;as
asfss lls ian A. II
bafalila. On Sc setirans du cite de GcStn nss Es.
ayrisaa ,n S ID nor Ii foFss es.xs AZ
qal SeVait sous Us ~ s,ri exesss
NapolSon ztx ed sIIs,sIs s,,.s,s
sIa@gsnr smes ON m rarfuut tenss Il, 4
dlngsant aa bata tont aa1fnnas ~ M
lh da dangeT guile nlenaeaib assls rsaze:s
IaI ssul sembia IIgnorers La drns nisrs
e conysrk SsndaeA son s. ss;ss
garde seul q etc 6less6 pres de 5. Ms nl,.aIenrs
chssaux De petaf IL De rsssosta onf etS tnss
ou bless9s1 sls
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07

EXPLOSION OF TIE PRINcEss.-The Grand
Jury of the Eastern District of Louisiana have
arrived at the conclusion that no ground exists
for the prosecution of any person connected
with the Princess, with a probability of con-
viction, under the law governing the case-the
second engineer and his assistant then having
charge of the machinery, having themselves
fallen victims to the explosion, and no living
witness being found who could be supposed to
be cognizant of any of the immediate attend
ant circumstances.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07
STRANGERS GUIDE.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Applegate Co., No. As Main st.
BRAND AND STENCIL CUTTER.
J. ID. Mackenzie, $50 Walnut st.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
Hinman &c Co., 1O3 Walnut ct. ''
J. L. Wayne & Son, 1914 Main st.
CoNFECTIoNERs.
II. Hedeer, 81 Walnut st.
z. Myers s. Co., 81 Main st.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley g. Co., 12 Main at.
j. A. Patterson, lis Main st.
J. A. Patterson, 1917 Walnut
Henry Often, 1S3 Mainst.
FANCY GOODS AND JEwELRY
Gardeners Auction House, 154 Main st
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Louis Silk g. Co., 1874 Main st.
Mills 6C Woodruff; 75 Main st.
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
J. j. Butler, 80 Vine st.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John HitcheIl, College Building, Walnut st
GRoCERS AND COMMISSION.
Clark IL Carr, 30 Walnut at.
DOllens.E Vandewerken, SO Main st,
Rogers, Sons g. Co., 81 Mainst.
TAFT G Son, 25 walnutst.
Stem, Trenchard GE!CO. Cor. Walnut Columbia
sweeney ~ McLetlund1 ID Main st.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
p. Powell, 100 Main st.
HARDWARE AND IRON.
Hauser & Merna, 192 Main st.
HOUSE FACTORY AND LUMBER YARD.
Hinkle, Guild Sc Co., 385 West Front.
LoCKSMITB AND BELL HANGER,
Davis s. Hunt, So Sycamore st.
LOOKING-GLASSES, ETc.
J. g. Cowpland, o East Fourth st.
VIM. Wiswell, jr., 20 West Fourth at.
.. MERCHANT TAILoRs.
'Sarle & Jennings, 1872 Walnut st.
samuel Boyd, 1872 Walnut st.
John w. Beesley, 1O5 Main st.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Bachelor, DeCamp 81 Co., 81 Walnut st.
Nixon &c Chatfeld, "a and 20 Walnut st.
REAL ESTATE.
IL. Vance G5 Co., 2O6 Main st.
iSADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS
Hunter, EdmestOn Sc Co., 16S Main st.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS.
T. w. Wright Sc Co., No. 10 West Second st.
STARCH MANUFACTURERS.
T. Sc G. Fox, 81 Walnut at.
sTATIoNERs.
Anderson, Gates Sc Wright, 112 Main st.
sUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free & Co., Main st,
TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.
| @. w. Sholl, 81 Walnutst.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Beggs Sk Smith, West Fourth st.
Nathan Escales & Co., 100 Walnut at.
III. Beatus, ~ Main st.
G. Oscamp, 81 Main st.
Oscamp & Bro, 10S Main at.
| Goldsmith, BarkhOuse Sc Co., "a Main st.
| VIM. Wenning, 2O6 Main st.
| W. C. Swift, 1877 Main st.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
SnOwden Otte, 81 West Fourth st.
Sawyer Kirk, 8 College Hall, Walnutst.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
8. G. Burnett s. Co., 81 Walnut st.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Ryan & Farthing, 40 Main st.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07

AFRICAN SLAvE-TRADE.-The Jefferson Her
aid of the Sth inst. says that the present prices
Of slaves are such that only the wealthier
classes can own them. The editor contends
every man to own them by bringing the native
African into the country. "The editor takes a
proper view of the necessity for cheaper slave
labor" says the Austin (Texas) Gazette.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07

CHERRY CREBK.-The Omaha Nebraskian
testifes to the vast emigration toward the gold
regions through that route alone. For more
than two months steady and continuous
stream of emigration has been pouring into our
city-mostly destined for Cherry Creek. Such an
influx of strangers was never before known in
Nebraska, and we doubt if any thing like it
was ever before experienced in single town
on the Missouri slope. And still the tide of
human beings increases daily-men on horse
back, men on foot, men, women and children
in wagons, and scores by steamboat.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07
THE PRESS.
ruIpsnAv Appu I,

In the Chicago Post-ofFice, there ore now
ninetytwo employees, with forty-six mail
trains arriving and departing daily. 81
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DR.. a. W. PHILLIPS,

Sold Wholesale by SURE, Eckstein & Co.; John D.
Park; Geo. NJ. Dixon; A. Tofel; Allen & Co.; Gordon
Bro; Edw. scanan Co.; ]. &. o. Reakirt, and by
Druggists generally. %
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07
New and Invaluable Remedy for
the Cure Of Rupture.
A CERTAIN CURE.

The undersigned prepares Plaster out of Swiss
Alpine herbs which he can recommend 70 all suffer
ing of Rupture, as q remedy which will cure this
painful disease in the Oldest of cases. in short time
without pains. Having proved it's most wonderful %
zerland and Germany, he would invite all ruptured
persons TO- give fair trial One pot Of it, he price
of which is S3) will effect in most cases. 1t Is
for sale at A. TAFELS Drug Store, northeast cor
ner Of Sixth and Main streets, Cincinnati.
pa-Letters for further information to be addressed
to O. Zurcher, Box 81, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2iS
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-07
MEDICAL.
DIR. G. w. PHILLIPS,


Magic ugh Syrup
is the only reliable remedy for the rapid and per
manent cure Of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis
and all diseases of the Throat Lungs and Chest This
remedy is safe, reliable, and the only that has
proved itself universal remedy for all the above dis
The testimonials published are from our most
distinguished citizens here ut home, who have been
cured by Its magic power.
Important Testimony.
From Hon, j. ". Chapman, Judge of First Judicial
District, Indiana.
DR.. GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Cincinnati, Ohio:-Having
used several small bottles of your Cough Syrup
personally and in my family, and having its eff
fects Others in numerous instances OF severe cold
and coughs most cheerfully recommend It as an in
falible remedy in all such If this Syrup
in general use, confidently believe large majority
of the colds accompanied by coughs, that termi
nate in Consumption, would be efectually arrested.
In fact, necessity for any, who obta
Respectfully iye Yours, S' '''' j. W. CHAPMAN.
Read This, Also.
From Hon. B. Storer LII. D., Judge Of the Superior
Court of Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Dec. s, 1856.
DR.. G.. w. PHILLPs-Dear Sir: Your Cough Mix
ture he's been used with great in my family
belize Ii to be most safe and eicacious preparation
for tf Of ordinary colds, as we'll of chronic
affections of the throat and lungs. Many of my
neighbors who have fet the good effects Of this med
ione assure me that they regard 1t with great favor
d. ST0RER.
DR.. a. W. PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor.
Sold Wholesale by SURE, Eckstein & Co.; John d
Park Geo. NJ. Dixon; A. Tofel; Allen & Co.; Gordon
& Bro; Edw Scanan Co.; j. q. o. Reakirt, and by
Druggists generally. %
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RUPTURE.

nRS. DANIELS RADICAL CURE TRUSS,
~ the only truss known by which Hernia can be
treated on philosop phica principles also, Abdominal
supporters Shoulder Rraces Suspensors, Elastic and
Laced Stockings, &c. Drs Daniels make speciality
Feet, Bow Legs, Knock Knees, Weak Ankles, Pa:
Nervous Diseases.
Once and Institute, No. 81 West Fourth street
Cincinnati, Ohio 1863
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-02-10
BURRIS
North Battalion
DAVIS, LECTURES.

We have-en our table copies Of Lectures 'on
Hebrews" and Lectures on Romans. by Rev.
W. C. DAVIS, thefounder of the Independent Pres
byteran Church, in this vicinity. They have been
published by the Convention Of the Church, and
printed by WALKER, EVANS & Co., Of Charleston,
As specimens of the Art, these two volumes are
exceedingly credtable to the enterprls'ng Charles
ton house. They are printed on fine paper, with
a uniform neatncss and in clear and beautiful
style, which are to cur. eyes. faultlcss; and they
furnish welcome commentary on the wisdom as
well as patriotism of the Church, in employing
home Industry With such books before US, we are
utterly without reason for looking beyond Char
lesion when such.Ike work is to be done.
To notice these works critically is beyond our
province and would perhaps be out Of place with
us. The memory of the author is yet familiar to
our people; his powerful ministrations have not
been forgotten; and to discuss the merits of his
pen or his prcachipgs, before those who have
known him better than we, would be the task Of
presumption as well as supererogation. His labors
are deemed by his Church Of far too great value to
be lost, and now that they are given to the world,
the Judgment thus pronounced will, we are sure
be abundartly verified.
The stockholders will apply for their copies 10
Rev. W. W~CARorHERs, or in his absence to Mr..
THOMAS H. SMITH. Those in Chester wilbe sup
piled by Mr. S. ALEXANDER. To those who are
not stockholders, the work bound in half-cn!f will
be sold for Sl.25 per volume; in cloth, for 81
per volume.