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, 1859-09-16

SPECIAL No11cE TO SEw1xa MACHINE puE-
cHAsERs.-The Grover 1 akerScwing Machine
Company nom offer their superior machines to
purchasers ut reduced prices ut their splendid
salesrooms, lis Lake street, near Clark.
These well known machines have taken the
premiums oger all others, in amcst every stat.
in the Union, firm Maine tdcalifornia, and are
unquestionabIy the cheapest and best in use.
large discount giren to cletgymen aud agents.
Send for circular and book. sepl2-aw
, 1859-09-16

- Strangers visiting the city, End all others
who contemplate travelling, should cali at II.
G: S. Wnghts, Trunk Store, 81 and el9 Soutl,
Clark street, and examine the mos. extensive
assortment Of TRUNKS, Valises, md Treyellin;
Bags, west OF New York.
Trunks ranging in price from $1.50 to 50. .0e.
Travelling Bags from 50 cents to $1,000. Truu!;
Covers made to order from $500 to $500.
, 1859-09-16
4. u. Ta!lsy. Chicago. vsry ans sufolk

old. = large, fne animal Also number Of Saf:
folk pigs.
! Horace Ni1ler exhibits six flne Suffolk pigr;
=. Periam. Of Hope. Ill, five pigs, same breed
: Il. 8. Palmer, Lisie, ILL.,, do-all very fine mi.
mals.
Jesse Cloyd, Of urbana, exhibits number Of
Berkshire boara aud pigs, Ill very good.
!. s. Tibbits, Of Chicago, tho Essex boar
Hauos, monster in size.
Hornce Miller. Of Rockford, exhibits six SUI.
folk shoass very fine animals.
is. Carpenter, Of Union County, one pair Of
Suffolk pigs, also handsome lot Of Essex pigs.
DIS. Tibbitts, Of N4nkin, Mich, the Essex
boar Hcw, also handsome lot Of Essex and
Suffolk ptgs.
4hefe srs son,e others worthy Of fnote, hut our
room u limited.
Among The eight and twelsa horse power
Thrcaher and Separaters, Aldrige's Improved
Portable Machine presents numerous points Of
improvement, deserving something more than
apassing notice. These machines are manu-.
Saetured 1t m old establishment in Michigan
0i.y.
0ne IL impressed at arst glance with the
facility with which the Power m.y be removed
from place to place, and speedily reset-tbe ad-
instability. Of the carrier TO the requirements
Of the straw mud Gsains without checking the
motion Of the teams, the extension apron with
c1tre heater TO take out the last remaining
traces of grain that often passes orer
and escapes into the straw stsck-the new
winnover md shoe, arranged to perfect
the cleaning Of the grain before it passes from
the machine These points are valuable, singly
sud aaone. hut when combined and superadded
to the usual well.working machines, appear to
s.ive it claims to confidence and adoption By
III.
The Yheels Of the power arc covered eusur-
ing security against danger by accident to the
driycr. and sdding not little to bis personal
eese md comfort When the thscsherB arc put
to the test, We may have occasion 10 notice The
,,racticn1 demonstration Of this machine.
Trial ef Fswkess Steam Plow for The
$1,000 Award Of tic Akate AEr4cul-
xurA1 Society.
1t four O'Clock yesterday the trial Of this
Piow for the shore award vns had before the
Executive Committee Of tls State Society, just
west Of the Fair Groundh- To prevent crowd
no general notice WIS gwen, but soon an ink
ling was bad, md the masses poured out Of tic
gate to see theoperation- He plowed two bouts
Of some forty rods, when the trial wns at-
joutnedto this morning nj o'clock.
Il cannot BE- denied that the management Of
this machine thus far, at the several trials, has
AAhn al T}af&v -. -
, 1859-09-16

- See advertisement of Cornell i Co.'s
two-thread uoiseiess premium Sew ing Machine
and universal L.%mer, No. 1888 Lake st.
orn-1v "
, 1859-09-16

Losr.-A c'ergman's blaek silk scarf wns
lost on Wednesday evening. Tho finder will
rIesse Ieayc It at the Office Of this paper.
, 1859-09-16

SmGER's Srw1sc MAcu1SEs-For all kinds Of
tailoring and leather sewing. at CO Lake street.
au24-3w 4. ". uAaR1s, Agent,
, 1859-09-16

IF Strnngers who hare Millinery to pur-
chase should not fail to visit Miss Marsh's, 258
State street, ST.
, 1859-09-16

STRANGERS WRITING TIE CIrr shol!d bear in
mind that Strasburgh's s celebrated Zouaye 0irt-
ment is the only article invented that will cure
badness. turn grey hair to its original color,
and eradicate scsuff and dandruiT; and tllat
Strasburgh's celebrated Shampoo Lotion is tile
only article tba: will thoroughly cleanse thc
hair and head, cure ian frecEles, salt rheum,
etc, ETC.; and that Strasburgh's Hecsnrine IL
the only oil in the world that will make the hair
curl.
Manufactured By Greeuebaum l. Co., at their
depot, 1853 West Randolph Street, nnd for sale
10 al the Drug an1 Fancy Stores throughout
the United Staies and Canada
II
, 1859-09-16

Heard & HOES, 1t their new store, 1T
Lake street, hare opened one of the fines:
everything in their line, ever offered in The
Noahwest. Their present stock is Of the latest
dNgrs and patterns, and Of the best quality.
Strangers aro cordially invited to cali 6da ex.
, 1859-09-16

10 It is understood that the question Of tho
non-residenee Of Bishop Whitehouse will be
discussed. this morning, in the Episcopal Con-
vention. which is holdings ita sessions in st.
James Church, Cass street, North Division.
, 1859-09-16

Full Account OF the Great Fire.
Extra copies of this mornings Press AND
TalBrsE containing full particulars Of the great
FIRE in the West Division, rs well as complete
report Of the National Fair, can be obtained at
the counting-room, No. 81 CLARK street.
, 1859-09-16

SEQ Mr. D5e's advertisement Of sing
ing school in another column. :.
, 1859-09-16

CoL1Ecr1os LAws.-Ar. Jas. T. HORT, Of this
city, has just got out a new and cheaper edition
Of his admirable compilation Of the collection
laws of tho Western States. It il now afforded
in good substantial binding at the low price of
ons dollar and FIFTY cents copy. AcNally 4
Co., 81 Dearborn st., are the publishing agents.
EoTcK,-The Offices Of The United States and
American Express Companies in this city, will
be closed on the 10th inst, friday, from 10
o'clock, 4. ", utii O'Clock r. N.
Il. D. CoLv1x, for II s. E1. Co.
E. HAYDEN, for Am, Ex. Coz
, 1859-09-16

RATHER Srsp1c1ors-0n Wednesday evening
the Cashier Of the Salem Bank Of Goshen, Ind,
who had been taking refreshments ut the Tre-
mont Exchange, missed his pocket book soon
after. The colored waiter who had been in at
tendance On him denied oil knowledge oft, but
the book WAS found in his boot, and be was nr-
rested.
, 1859-09-16

~ L n.
pp.s o.. ~ ~. p..a.sk "'11 os'onsane % T. =.
s.-s H.. oeeaeer . o'aes 0una'
.I.;.s srsa ~ ~ sa'ne gentleman wnose
rara ~ nc+ah.. ~ ~ Nv iasusncs, -, 4a'ss
..;. ...... -. e Aa*o's ouaaloRs On
rnr,nt, w.. :. ." 4'' @etn "N' 'ue's W.
1t ths tiua of oo;no ia ,r.., u ,n.n,.a :. ,r
ths fir, roioht ho rorf,ad ,-;,h;, ~. u-:.- -
the four BLOCK. de.cr;b.5 T. m,- .,-s.d ~ e.r.hsr A.
and nror. .t;,, NOR. a.,..., 80. .....
not. =.
TIL iuno,.,b1. to aato,-o,na '. .h;, han,
.nrth,no. ,.ko .ba ..,,,.1 .,--.L,
dsstrorsd hn. -. .,,;-s -.' A-'.. ~ pP ~.
~ ,ha ~ :. .,,..:. :. :. ~ y N@. ~
DOLLARS II nav rrova rno1a ,na, .h;.-v.
Inv. !, 1s~ n,or: ~ "..,,s".,,,s
The nnonnt or ;n.rr,rc. ~ ~. 1ran.,,~ esano+ ~
be known in t;me for onr n,.,-nt ;,.u.
In tho block in which the fi.e oripiuated. be.
sides the more prominent buildincu mentioned
abo.e, the following buildinoa were destroy
ed:
Door Sash and Blind Factory of Mr. Roe1te
Il Canal street.
Saloon, called "Nor,h Riyer Hall" kent by
A. Msch at a. Canal Street
R,ack.n;tb Sir, hv podmo,a u,a. = r.
* cann} sf-ecf
petcrk;n,s .,Ercbano. s,toon, At s1 Cans,
street
II E;n,,,r.. .,,o,, :. <. 1,.,.
c,rp 1--..' ..., =.
Aa c..., s..... "''4 sA'@'N'e'' ~~''
sod,.va,er establishments, or 1oh, 1rrn;x
m we,t 1,ka .,-.ot 4'~
n;t,;,-d s,,.a, H.. c,,.,s u
wine r,;o,or a,d ns,,;c.;.. 49,. .ht;.hns,.. -
B: Beruauer. 50 West Luke street.
C.,& W. Matthei's Grocery Establishment,
60 West Like street.
Reuben Taylor's Land Office, So West Lake
street.
BESIDES quantity Of other small buildings
, 1859-09-16
Mns4aehuaatts Democratic GIats Con.
VHn1lpus

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 15-A caucus Of tho
delegates to the Suite Democratic Convention
to meet to-day, was held Inst night. The con.
vention appeared to be strongly in favor II
Douglas, aud will probably elect Douglas dcs.-
gates to Charleston
, 1859-09-16

Pocxrr r1ckEp.-A man had his pocket
picked at tho ticket c:iico at the Fair Grounds
at o'clock yesterday morning Of s1xtJ-eight
dollars in money
, 1859-09-16

IT VIII PAT to examine the Brushes, Per-
funcry, Toilet Articles, and Fancy Goods ia lie
beautiful store Of Stebbins l. Champion, corner
Of Clark and Madison streets, whe1o Soda
Water is favored with genuine fruit syrups
senl44t
, 1859-09-16

E Warm clothing being just now in great
both citizens .nd strangers, that they would con-
sui, their interests, both in pocket and personal
appearance. By yisit,ug ]. II. E'y's fashionable
tailoring establishment, At l07 Randolph street
Garments made to order on short notice, xnd
warranted to gise satisfaction in material, nuke,
fit End price. He has also on hand large stock
Of ready made clothing Of superior quality. 4
, 1859-09-16

,kB one hundred thousand strangers in the
clty-as mnny as uish to purchase Furniture
money by 80 dong. 5 ~ T They = seem to be ct tatinr
the lead IN their line u usual, and ne belieya
they deserve their success. With large stock
Of goods. bought !or and selling as they do. at
the lowest possible price, they are sure to win
custom. To be found at 10 Randolph and los
lake &fFHHfK
, 1859-09-16

T Two or three frat rate sa'esmen wanted
for few days at Tappan's, lo2 Randolph street
No one need spply who is not familiar With the
Clothing trade
, 1859-09-16

Gas FH1EnEs-Those in want Of apy thing CT
the kind will do He1l to call on ]. II. Jeroald,
No. IS South CLARK street. He has the most
complete assortment in The city. ALSO I.ump..
Wicks, Chimnies, Paper and Glass Shades. &c
DC. uua7-1mo
, 1859-09-16

YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY
- AID
COLLEGIATE lSSTlTrTE.

MuStOE, MILL.
The A!:e:h Academic Year II His anHrc sety :,
SEFfEMuEKn+1'. " ~
Exfie1 ct f1"t. aud Instructors 60 !. LIZ s... {.
tho severxl 1xFaltLsnt., "
ih:s snsstIlon osrf, superior .dsartst. 10 rea~. y.
a1es sashs TO ::Fct tkrn ye+ n fr tt:, .-n
Ea:+ !HA~tus 10 II s1nt ins1IuI .:.t Mq.+ II"
i s1. Harp. ~: Gu::.r These w!,air= p,s:.:
sElses l. sac' c1s u. tsse dsilta, la: 4 f,:z
ton unrisa'cd III Ibis s:eet. L.,sr a... ". . . r -.
rp- anu The who.ta.,iu e,A.msnt II r!r T.. "s.
Fl tastt du.tns lhr sAs4t'a,s-
B'3r5, Tuition u Lts:st. fscos.< ttu.--h.. y
pese| L SSts snd fuSl- ~ W prr t-sri Itt :E> X:
ya1f+ &c: Essan- -ucH cst:ttlE ft4 ieft4I:t, sty.s
TIE pf.:cl'l. E j. Eufu. Mou:re. Met. ": W ia
TEFFER> On HIGH SCHOOL.
e Fes Nte. anil Fsmaes. No. le1 Trss Nt sing .,-.:,
Eheca+:D IL. The hs.t WI e-u:nr:e= u u:av >et
t.h, iS9. Fer ciEru.4A e,f!y - 4. t.. Gty-n UHt..,
eoEnrx ess Mad ans! Jra-,.t. t,4, a,.Ie..
If. L. 81 tLEs ts....:.e. 20 * l:sa
Ghtesso Eetssenees- :,'sn. J. " fs1E:s.
tnths Jefferson High scLto.. IL -: ::H:..r-:.t.
au1-lyas ~. II uLEASDS.-
, 1859-09-16

EOR CAPTTALISTS-WANTED
FROM t&oa1 TO 80 edo.-For cue Of tbs rery a,xt
neT : w.nts4 vrh fo 81! 70 Ten fhousaad Dollars rsY
nse.t Ihes* 10 % n'k ~hAessr. but ee1tslnty Of
having the outay rcfurued within ayery lew
a. tsass without beuf subject to os IL eares
amount IN band requeel to .la1ess T. o. Tox :sA
chicago, LII - i.asas 49, 49,
, 1859-09-16

"a. M.-The fro is at length subdued. After
having crossed Carroll street to the block
bounded by Carroll, No. Jefferson, the Galeua
r. R. track and Clinton st, it consumed lie en-
| tire block, making dye blocks in all destroyed.
, 1859-09-16

Every preparation has bccn made ty the 7aaaser IN
rnder this theatre hhs attractive those aeekag aCsc
ments dudcc The Fair Wick.
, 1859-09-16

LOCAL MATTERS. =" =
y Go to Johu Jons. / Co., l1s Dearborn
psir:d. Ths1 vii h. u.ll done M It prissa 10
suit ths ttnss
Il Tekxox4 HorsE, CucAso,l
J. September 10, 1859.
I Ars.na. i. II. s1sar. i co.-Gsntzemtn;. It
Eaa agresd By the Awarding Committee On
sewing Machines, thAt the Board Of Managers
Of the Illinois State Fair be recommended to
award to I. II. Singer 4 Co., for Family Sewing
Aaehines, premium equal to the one already
awarded to ths Wheslerk Wilson machine.
Yours with respect,
1t Member Of Awarding Committee.
Our country visitors should bcar in mind
tnas Cook AcLain, 93 Dearborn street, clean
anu renovase gentlemeu's clothes, mixing them
ta1 ~ I,lu'ng cost appear equal to new. They
quo clean and dye 1adies' silk dresses, shanls,
ae., IN the best manner, by their celebrated
chemical stean dyeing process.
ff Geo. ". S,evens 4 Co., II Lake street,
fnr1to the especial attention Of our yisitors to
1nelr i stock Of hne Watches. Jewclr., Silver
Wate, Fancy Goods, DC. They guarantee all
they sell to bo as represented, mud sell Mt the
lowest paying prices. Giro them call.
----
tB Fail Millinery in elegant variety is now
opening at Hiss u Il. Marshes, e5s State
street. st.
II strnngers who hare Millinery to pur-
Chase should not fail to visit Miss Aatsh's, 258
state street. .. ST.
:,
city-as muny as rish to nurchase Furniture
will of course cali on Marsh Brotbers. and save
money by so doing. Ther seem to be takinr
the lead in their lima ii n.uai and We be1ieya
they deserve their SUCCESS. With o large stock
Of goods. bourht iow and selI;nr Az tj,cT 5n .at
a.s.an' Posssnle pree, .ney arg sure 70 VII
I.Ia. faI~ -. ~ oe iouno a. NV nanoo1ph ana A0o
A'AAe s'tees' ' --
Heard & uoxs. 1t their new store. III
Lake street. harn o,enrd one If the f;nes,
stocSs of s;,xer ,rd 4o,rr e s,.he. .hs Anssi nI
everything in their iiue, ever offered ia the
Northwest, Their present stock il Of The Ja.est
d9fcrs and patterrs. and Of the hest nusIiIy.
Sssangers are cordially Invited to call ia ex.
amineit. )
~ Fre work. 1T Scoville's Cottage Grove
Gardens, "Wednesday Thursday and Friday
run regular until ii o'clock. The saloons sup.
-1w.W
- L tip.top salesman, if well recommended
hy addre.;;n1 I !, hn!faaa a A'o pnia =.
y. wv 1e-V' eePio'''
~ Tbr 1ar<,eet md cteeoeet stocl or f,rocl.
err China Gia,s~s-" ~. 1onds ~
lev. &c. IL in he NV il ~ b. fannd ~ In
China En,nor;nm ~ 4 iaeoer 4 r. 1ooa inEe
st-. nea} ifsarha-e ~ @A' - o0'' '''0 As~s
.1------- =
~. ~ 5 nememnsr tnas gooa assortmen. o.
nI II uao aaa saAolen .1 co.olog ea1 oe iouE9 a.
afTi..t ~ hus.sas' ~ LAKE s'seet' "a 200. est
u e'a11 street, seP1S$s
-whao,.x t.7V;i.o.,- cer;.. .s,n,:.n.
se Gso n q c"1Tpqn,2 2eT Tag,t aaSt'ne' 1@'s
.a7..st H. eatc - "a Ia ued Tat AZ =.
0e4'''. ]los-ano 1o7 LAKE street,
r~y,rbo., concbo.7I roroarr;.n,.,,,
r. sH.,o.. W,;. .oIsus
De- Ia Habansii cSn;ce and s.,ec. ~ hr.9ds
Of Girar* ;nss raca;r.a nv n " corh;n + 11o' ~
Is So6th fiart s,reet ~ ,ben :" Wy
A'4 0A'+ = go ~ e..et'4'
|" If ron want a choice article of Table
, 1859-09-16

Ae*e4.
Leaving surplus June s0th, 1sm Of. ,,........4
, 1859-09-16

Il UClIUN NUT1CE.-Contrib
ter 10 the National Fair rspe ttuly informed
In. ~ have been appouttd by 1aaes Exrc n Esq a1-
2es4nenIent Ct The L. = National F.r AtCTiON EEEs
tor he saa oe such property eAAihon that ay ~ Ut.
fos tss1aa Of rule aad a1rsnx.tn:s appy to No. IS
ut1xhntn atfext few tooTs nr1a IT the Fn&t OeNte
ses.A304sW Wa. nuTTERs i Co Auctimse. =.
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Essa 3 n y .sss

u Ca .sss y j It'll
DAY YOUR TAXEs.-I am now in nos.
4 session Of the Railroad Tax Rolls, and am
ready to receive said taxes. For the convenience
1T the taxpayers, will be in person or represented
" one of my deputies, (dnly authorized) at the
following places. on the days below fixed between,
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 3 O'clock p. NJ. for the p,,r.
pose of receiving the above taxes at the expiration,
lf which time shall issue notices of seizure on ali
ielinquentS "
At my Office, in opelousas commencing Monday
AT Michel Emonets, on Bayou Tcche, on Monday
the 9Th June 1859.
/. At Theodore Richards. Arnaudvilc, the same
!, At A1guste vaux's, Grand Coteau. on Tuesday
Az Leon Thiboieanx's, Coulee Croche, on
Wednesday the s:h June 1853. as sG ss
At ;HypGllte Gnidry's, Monton's Point, on Thurs
day the 9thtlmne 1850 =
At Hayes & Carte's store Lower Plaouemine. on
Friday tie 10th June 1853. - as NJ,
AT Joseph =. Daigle's. Upper Plaqueminc, on
saturday the lth June 1853. III
4 AZ plaelde Lenlanc's, Lyons Point, on Tuesday
At Prosper Baronets. Mcrmento Cove, on
Wednesday the 18th June 1859. - ~
At Antoine Carts, Peinte aux Loups, on Thurs
day the 18th June 1859. -
A. l.: D werets, Bayou Maliet, on Friday the
At David Gourville's, Faquetaiq,le, on Saturday
the 18th June lS5.I.. 5F4-, -
V, At N.ppleon .Andrepont's, Plaisance, on Monday
the Goth June 1853. '-'N
Dbrsin l,aaeur's, Chataignier, on Tuesday the
2lst .june 1863. s f-ssS-- [st-- - r
At Theodule Fontenot's Coieehouse, Flat Town,
N Wetaes ay the I'D June 1862
- At Grinl'ns' store, Bayou Chcot, on Thursday the
23d June 1859. -'
At JOSEPH I,andrenaux's, Prairie Mamon, on Fri,
ilay the 24th June 1869.
At' Philippe sStlgg's, Old Grand Prairie on
saturday the 18th June 1853.
At Peter Col'ins's. Moundville, on Monday the
27th Inne 1859 a1 go
At Thns McGrory's, Bayou Bnnf. on Tuesday the
.sth June 1853. :.
!, At J. !. Msrriss, Bayou Rouge, on Wednesday
the 23th june 1859
At the Old School House; sWaxa on Thursday
the 3gth June ls.l9 &..- =
At John Reeds Coaec-honse, Washington, on
friday the lst July 1864.
july 1853. 20 Af, s-Isl ,slslSI .HANTT
April 30, 1859. Railroad LAX Collector
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z SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale Of School Lands.
l6th Section, Atcliafalaya,

:, Township No. 4, South Of Range No. !,
\ Eas,, I'm tile South aees1ern Land District,
9 LoaiissNna. 81
~ obedience ta the 2d Section Of an act ep-
nroyed 18th Marcrls5s, entitled can Act to
amend and as and It b. ssstGes ss s.,ta Of
~ ~ 1msia,I, approved l5tI MRth 1856" and in
oi ore Of an order to me directed y the Auditor Of
nssc Accounts, the undersigned Treasurer, will
Ill at public Auction to the highest bidder at the
soart ss house door in the town or opeousas, on
Saturday, July lG, 1850,
,,s 10th Section lying in Township No. 4, ssonth Of
psnae No. East. It being in School District No 4
nn he Atchaialaya River, Parish of st. Landry;
Svtainnc 565 o. 100 acres, and to be sold in four
t;serent SIH l,ts al per plat of survey.
uT ~ he paid on n credit of ten years, as follows,
"a lit: Zen per cent in cash, and the balance in
y rne annual instalmcnts, from the, day of sale,
18th interest at the rate of per cens annum.
H. le maid on the whole amount, annually; notes
sh.ll be made payable to the Auditor Of Public
Acsounts, secured by special mortgage the land
aid. and personal security in solido, until final pay
insnt of principal and interest.
June ii, 1859. ONEllME A. GuIDRY,
~ Parish Treasurer.
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Howard ASS citation,
pHILADEERiiiA.

Benevolent Institution esta6i.hed by special En-.
do,ement, for The Relief of The Sick and Dis.
trsssed, afflicted ,cita Hrilt,t and Epidemic
diseases.
IIsllE Howard Association, in view Of ,h,
- awful destruction ofshHman life cansed by Sex.
ual Diseases and the deeeptinns practiced upnn tile
nntofttnatv victims of sucl, diseases by Quuck,
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon
y Charitable act worthy Of their name, to open d
Dispensary for the reatment of this cass 0f dis.
eases IN al their forms, and to give Medical advice
gratis To all who app!y1y letter with description
OF their condition Gage. occupation. habits Of lie.
ete.) and IN case of extreme poverty to furnish
Medicines free OF charge. II is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill Of the age aud will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
. The Directors Of the Association. in their Annual
Report upon the trcntmentqof Sexual Diseases. ex
press the highct satisfaction with hesncecss which
has attended the labprs of their Surgeons III the
cure otSiarinatorrhni, OF Seminal Weakness. GoDorr
hoea. elect, syphilis. the vice of onanisin or Self
Abuse, Diseases Of the Kidneys and Baddcr, etc.
and order continuance OF the same plan for the
ensuing year. s3ts s8El s3@s
The Directors. on a review Of the past. feel Ms
sred TINT their labors in this sphere IF bencvoen,
cfnrt have been Of great benefit to the afflicted
especially to the Young, aud they have resolved te
desnle themselves, with renewed zeal, to this very
Important aud much despsed cu,,se.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna. OF
seminal Weakness. the yiceof Oaanism Musturba
tioh. or Self Abuse and otief diseases of the Sex
nal organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will he sent
" mail lln sealed enyciope), free IF charge, Oh
feeeipt of two stamps fprpSstage. Other Reuort-
ana tracts on the nature and treatment of Sexual
diaesaeS. diet etc., constantly bciug published
tnr sratuitons distribution. and will be sent to fhe
aliii'ited some Of the new remedies and methods
valne. aG t & q h
address for Report or treatment, DIR. j. SKIILlN
lioottHIUN, Acting Sargeon, Howard Assncia
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Y elbow FaVerl!

TIE Only ibe prerentiec uganstits contraction,
and acure Jo'sJebers la general The use ot
(liilae. % AZ t
YfAaiS terrible epidemic, which every year des,
~ = tgnys 80 n many hannah lives. aDd which has
1sffled the skill all medical science, has at last
oui,!i'ireheek id thefene,lgno now presented to te
pablic. @5s-s
This gant s discovery isdae to the celebrated Or,
sAoustroaf Msa by patienta arnse earrhes,eand nIiny
years spent IN the indies and Colonies in tie midst
IT the epidemic, certies that simpasiblG forany
one to contract yellow fever, who follows his pre-
aerptions in the use Of this preventive, even in the
mid y ai its ravagcs.S ss n 5.s H.
Dr. j. y. Ppnsard, q regular graduate and hereto
ofe s'rce sal lsprictitoner in different ha-pts
in the Indies. has Introduced into this country tIis
grand discovery, and Is feadyto sell it on appca.
tonsand give the necessary prescriptions fo,Yits
.,dni5 5ttatipn.
This preventive Is entirely vcgetil,le and cures
different types Of evers stc as Billions inter,t-
tent, Bilious Remttent, Red ETC., etc. 4
Dr Posifd al, treats successfully all diseases of
secret character. He offers his SERVICES t, tie
pillic Of St. Landry His .hnlges will lie moderate.
Addfe hnit W aShington La.
dune H. 1853. 81
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NOTICE.

- elF NJ lNJL, -. ~.
vT1ILL be sold at the last and highest bidder by
wv the undersigned commissioners appointed
bytbe Board Of Police Of the town of Opelousas on
Tuesday. July IL, 1859,
,he privilege of the public market Of said town, the
sa;d adjudication to he made in conformity to the
hrinance Of said board which ordinance can be seen
Il the Office of JOS y. Richard.
Also at the same, and by the same commissioners,
the privilege of cutting down TIE trees on Grolee
street, from J.ombardy street east, down to the
.g9nlee within the limits Of the corporation.
Tie said trees to he cnt dAvn and removed within
sixmonths the contractor giving bond and security
IN The sum Of one bundled dollars for faithful
performance ofcontrict. . +
Opelousas, June 25. 1859. 59..
A J. THOMPSON,
CHARLES THOMPSON,
s - CLAUD1US MAYO.
s4 Commissioners.
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No Hulnbug! No Humbug
A = the Store Of ). LEVY, who since The
= = 18th inst, is selling off
Positively,
Positively,
r. Positively.

CA His remaining stock Of summer ,,tf An
tsassssasssA tas ynhds at REpCCEB PnicEs. tiDtsitf
There IL no chance +, visit his zIllJ
store and resist the temptation of buying.
The reason Of these great ind icenlent- now being
,fered to purchasers il, To make enlargcmenti in
my store rnom for tie reception nf u slleidd ,tock
af FALL GOODS, direct from the City nf New Yof k
An enumeration of the many articles now on
land. would I've too tedious.
Call in ladies aud Gentemen and supply your
elves while the present golden opportunity i.
presented.
PROCRAS1INATIo.NL THE: THIEF or
TINE. S. LEVY.
Opeljusas June L. 1850.