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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-24
DErNJTTGTR.X.

EA DR. E. w. BLAKE would call the at NYv<TA tention of his patrons to his superior
 IIDmode of filling Teeth with pure gold, which renders further decay next to impossible. He would also ask them to look at his superior Single Gum Teeth ; also to his Premium Continu ous Gum Teeth-the best in use.
 Tine strictest attention given, usual to the care fnl yet expeditions Extraction of Teeth with with out the of Chloroform, Ether and other benumb ing agents.
 Business hours from 8 o'clock A. M. to o'clock P. M Office in the first building south of the Man sion House, Cup stairs.) .t
 Sixteen years in the business thirteen in Litch- field, Conn. s.
 Litchfeld, August 1, 1858. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-24
RIvERIUs MARSHES

RIVERIUS MARSHES
 .Ekia,I PERMANENT B10Ck wEiti1aG Ink, ITS WARRANTED NOT TO MOULD or DECAY. U It foss freely from the pen, ,.and is of beauti- full Black color. 35s
 Merchants supplied on short notice at the lowest cash prices. Address RIVERIUS MARSH, 2S s.t.,s Ysli efs8 Litchfeld, Conn. Retailed by F. D. McNeil and Moulthrop &'Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-24
GRATIFYING,

A LARGE and splendid stock of READY MADE fA CLOTHtNG of all styles and qualities, cheap.
 her than ever Superior styles of Youth sand Child rens Clothing kept constantly on hand, at
 T: H. RICHARDS Clothing Emporium, EH 349W iRF West street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-24

nN Saturday, Feb. 18th, a Plaid Blanket NI SHAWL The finder will be suitably reward. ed on leaving tat the Postotfice.
 Litchfeld, Feb 1tth, 1S59
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-24

" don't think did quite right, Richard"
 " don't think I did, either,' responded the husband and so the spark was quenched which might have become seathing flame, bl shting all the domestic peace under their humble roof@,
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CTARTLING BUT TRUEi-The Scie4ce
- of Antograply y,-nr. tfh@tavus 6cttemimrg iiaa
located himself in the city of New0r-
leans, aud would respectfully inform the public at
large that he is the ouly Professor i'll this Country
Of Genuine Autorraphy, or the science Of reading
the character, qualities aud impulses OF aa irdi-
yidaal, and from that determining what business
they Will sucreel III. whom and what nature of per
son they should marry, etet. etc.
Full information as above, puuctualiy remitted on
receipt Of few lines Of handwriting, enclosing one
dollar.
Riuts m the Art Of Comtship. with much yalua.
bic information Of interest 10 the young people o
both sexes, sent postage free on the receipt Of One
Dollar Address: BIZ, q, GETTEMBURG,
June 20, ls5S.--iy. NewOrlean4. La
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4 f3OPERAGE.- = The undersigned has on
" haud at NIL tunes supply of SUGAR u09S.
HEADS and BAltfTi4s and HALF B4RRElss for
St0iasscs. qF the best workmanship which he ofersat
tha eusi0mafY prices. He will aisu receive aud exc.
cste orders fI any description Of work Ia his line. 4
sttpply VI liBGSEIEAp SrAAES and SISEF00I
PnkEta for sale low tor 81 h. March 10.
M1LLIAM s. Read. Washington
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. philadel

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, phadel
Il pha.--A Benevolent Institution established
by special Endowment Tor the Relief Of the SICK
and Distressed, afflicted with Vifnieht and Epidemic
Diseases.
The Howard Association. III viaw Of tho awfnl
destruction pf humah iife. rausad by s,Nual dis
eases. and the deoeptiuua praatiecl upnn The unnr
tanate victims Of such Diseases hy Qiacka several
years ago directed their tnnalltiag Surgeon, AZ ii
Charitable act worthy of their nninc ta oIeil d
pispenFlry for tile treatment 6i tlia clAsa Of dis.
eases IN all titeir forms, and To piVc Medical advice
gratis tRnil who apply by letter. With description
o tbeir cehatton {aEe, occupation, habits Of life,
ete.J and In etfses Of extreme nUvefty to tufii4h
the Association commands the highest Medical siSill
of the age and will tarnish the most approved
modefn treatment.
The Directors of the Association, In their Annual
report Hp9u the treatment o. Sexual Diseases, fdr
tbs year ciding JanHry lst. 1865, cSgFeas The
Aigheet satisfaction with the success which has at
tended tc lll,ofa OF tsie Consulting surgeon Ia Tho
cure at Sphlmatprrhtel, ScIninni Weakness, lmpo
tenee. Gonurh1a Glret, Sylhilia, the yiee of OuaH
| thn on ar'3nisc. etc, ahd order continuance o
the sin'e plan for The ntaliiig gear.
| fh. blrettafs on rtyie. al the past feel as
sured that Gitp lbofs in This sphere of benevolent
| alipn have hcta of gta4t teHeAt 10 the afflicted
/ especially tn tin young aud they have ia5llycd T.
defote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this yefj
| Important and much dospised eaaEe.
/ An admirable Report on npefnatnrrh@a, o.
| Seminal Weakness the vice uf 0Aai,isn Mastirba
ton on scnbase, aHa other diseases oi tho AeSita
organs hy the Consulting surgeon, VIII be sent 81
mali {ia sealed enyelnpcl, tfee OF eaatga on r
cept OF two 4tants tAt posttse Dlhef Rt tpptts an,
| ftdes 0u The natafe and treitmeut of sexinl di>
eases, diet. etr., are colttttlY hcng Published 10
| Natuitlns di8irlhnti1n, Nha hi-he sent to tte ai
iutea. Some pl the new remedies ana methods q
Treatment discovered ipf1g The last year, are o
| great yllbe.
Address, for Report or treatment, Or. GEORGE
| x, q iiIDGN, EonAliltiHg surgeon, 1eward hssa
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ENHE GOLDEN PRIZE lhLuSTRAIED
a Dean & Salter, successors to Beckett l. Co.
MISS SOUTilWDRrH
CoLoSEi G. w. CRnCNETT
CHARLES BURDhTT,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, Al. D.,
HENRY GLApP, Jus.,
GEORGE ARNOLD, $780,, s
SAMUEL YOUNG
Mrs ANNA v NHELPIEY,
MISS VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
Mas. pl. VERNON,
AiIss HATTIE CLARE,
FINLEY JOHNSON
Write only for the
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
The NcwYork Weekly Go,don Prize Is one of the
largest aud best literary papers OF the das-an I'M
perlal Quarto, containing eight pages, or forty
columns, of the most Interesting and fascinating
reading matter, from the pens of the very first
writers of the day
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
A PRESENT, WORTH FROM so CTS. TO $500 90,
viii be given TO each subscriber Immediately on re.
ceipt of the subscription money. This is presented
as Menenta ot Fiienl,hip, J, and not as an indace,
ncut to obtain sGbseiibefs.
TERys
One Copy for one year $50 81 90 and | Present.
One Copy for two years, u. so and Presents.
One Copy for three years.. 90 and "
One Copy for Ave years. 90 and I"
ASp TO oLuBs,
Three Copies, one year. 81 90 and IS
Five Copies, ofe year. ..... 60 and -
Ieu Copies, ode year, ..,. Is 90 aud 10
Twenty oae Copies, one year 30 90 and Il '
The articles to be given away are comprised In
the inil,wlngs list:
. Packages Of Gold, containing. 500 90 each
do do do . 200 90 each
10 do do do 100 90 each
10 P't Lever Hunting Cascd Watches loo 90 each
20 Gold Watches. es.................. 75 90 each
90 do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GO 90 each
100 do ,.............,.... so 90 each
300 Ladies' Gold Watches. .5...... IS 90 each
pa Silver Hunting Gascd Watches, 30 90 each
900 silver Watches 80 90 to % 90 each
l0A0 Gold Guard, Vest and
Foh Chains ,s..... .slO 90 To 30 90 each
Gold Loekets. Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops
Breast Pins, GnT Pins, Sloeyc Rittons, Rings, Shirt
Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and silver Thimbles, and
variety Of other artieles worth from 81 eorts Il
SO each.
VIII present to every person sending US so sub
scrihers, mt s2 each u Guld Watch worth $40; t.
amy one sending ns loo Subscribers at " each,
Gold Watch, worth so. Every subscriber will alst
receive present
Emlnedltely on receipt Of the money, the sub
scriber's name viii be entered upon our book AM
the present Will he forwarded within one week, b.
mad or cypress, post paid.
All communications should lle addressed TO
DEAN IL SAtipHR, Proprctorst
Nov. 6, 1858. 335 Broadway, NewIork
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WHY LABOR so II ARD TO WASH? /?
w l have chemical process for cleansing
clothes, by the use of which they can be washed in
onehalf the usual tme7 without any boiling, and
with very little rubbing, and they very clean
much longer than II washed in the old way of wash
ing by machines etc, for they are not worn out hy
icing rubbed. The articles used cost-bat little and
easy to DC had. mail the receipt To order, post
paid, upon the receipt 9r fifty cents, Three cent
postage stamps ate As good Us money. Address
DIR. j. T. CREAGGR, Baltimore, Md.
Nov, % 1888.
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stTATE OFIOUlsIAN A--pistrct Conrt

ITATE OF IOUlsIANA--District Court
- Parish Of st, Landry. 80. a6G2 " Estate Of
Peter Collins, All iisalyent debtor.
AIFRED i,orAtILttR, syndic Of the creditors of
Peter C0l.iu a nsovent debtgr. presents a tableau
Of cilssiti .enn of the debts Of said Collins shown.;
The amount AID RAM of each claim accompanied
by hi$ petition, praying that the me may be
holn"'ogated aud proved; Aud herea7, the
prayer of said ne ala has been gran.e by au order
Of Court dated March a. 1853;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons inyeres ID to show cause. il any they have
lys from the date. hereof, why said
H.fleau sl,. 'plogated and confirmed.
Clerli's Office, 0pe.o,- 1859.
LIS. LASTRAl -. Clerk.
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itssssssss

4 PRIZE FOR EVERY BODYl-W ho
& A. srhsctibes for the NcwYork Weekly Press,
\ aeautfuiiy Illustrated family newspaper,
II The Newlork Weekly Press is oI the best
a literary ttItrs Of the day. A large QH;tctp con
tainipg twenty pages. OF sixty columns, OF enter
y tanning matter; and elegantly illustrated every
= week.
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E'REsH FALL AND WINTER DRY
S. BLOCH,

= S""N9' ....E..
s Il RIOCH
F.s, Has Just received his Stock of m sfa
sax. FALL AND WINTER GOODS. tHlfHlif
to which he respectfully invites the l-dEJ
.tention OF his friends and the public generally;
y ca Nv psaiii 'ni,hs,
n "a NJ m"oi peialhes,
! op'aihs ai'a "lns haIhs'
s',u t, pS ~ nfack @ a!so coiofed
rr.,,,, 9 nlPav',7, "a, - sna NE Me'ihos, mos
tt;', sS,'' t5D' "a, a, ny ni 7i'ilet bies'e''
Fna .,s.;f I'I,l ,ln, 'n M ,,,;h p,,a4.
ESfRRaipFptyss r.rc t
:,
f'n"l oiSieted s"lS' anu calleiie collars,
siceVes'
. Sa'ehV'Hhes collars
i-a'e co!iais aAa sleeves,
Thine, I'm, n'ieuIa,llgiiv M h4huhefehleIs'
S,yjss ami ior,,,,,.t a,,';,rs
French corsets Of ali Kinds,
White and culuged thnle.
Morceileinc and florence silk.
Black and White PUSHES
sHANIS r,r.n.ttS,. ,Nt, NJ ,,.rtrf,c
pr,ar.a,,3 "a y" ~ y - i'i-A'1A''
pt.eA ".o 'o,Hca sheHiis shawls,
1. :. !. pl fpte.lil lneFaos and Cashmers,
q .. :. pI@.nak p@nke' ana COTTON
:. 9. =, u ana Ssth eioaks,
NIL. cf,,. ,,,,,..,en.,1. Maht
SIT pi'oM ',''N ''S' 1 ' t,aa tItss nd Nam
i,'',Ih , "t0 $1,000 StVan n,l, 1.nYkS
WIN; ',3s't ; WI r1 ~ ~ ,,n'} t} - iesses,
m;ii,, i'f'e pm: ",,ie anu " .ailatans,
i.,.4iis t,,;ri, - cNNis qe' II description,
A'''iN''''s' ~
GU r. HITS.
White and .,l; t;Ioves
White and rn1,S.,3 i.;i ao
Ger ~" iIne!, and roloI:eJ Lila do
.sfmer, huckskin and Wool i,idinc 10
.,.les' and ,,cnts' cloth d buckszin Gauntlets,
visited slIk Aitts,
'eea 90.
hosiery
White and bIacT; s,,, Hose
g Woo, do
white black ord cnlnred Cation do
Misses Hose, a|l colors
Cents, ,,hite a,,J ,,o,,rad No.;n, Hale II,se
. and "a new 1Sottnn 4" an l'''''
sunerinr Fn,r,ish do
n1,t~, roone 'r
~ ~ y" "oops.
SiI ~ Dieacied and brown Sheeting,
BLeaChed ana brown ShiftinB,
White and brown Drilling,
prrs Ml ..'', aiia rptoteu i,, canton iahhei'
Cotton n,sJs YnI stri,,ed f,nin..tic
Furniture Dimity, all colors,
White ma coloreii window nnmaak
Hack al,avk and l;rl's.eve ni9ner
Dam. / t.,,Ie lme1 ani tawcjs.
Aprvu ana c,ulter,aue Checks
Irish Linen a lorrc ns.ottfnrnt
Red Ucxinp of si1nnrinr nunlitv
Hoouefl and rofle3 Skirts brassnud whniehope
White and colored Brillantien
Black peeskfu and fancy Casst,neres.
Black aud aoioied Satilcts,
fancy ana az "ooi weeds,
n"l'tea ca ara hthty 90,
- - Ii-4 ana ~ BED blahkets,
l,'o pe1rs Negro Blankets, ass led,
"ehia tFaVeIiDs blankets, saadle do,
CLOTHISG.
Black cloth and fancy Cashmere Coats
and cora Sutinct and Tweed do,
Good assortment Of Overcoats and Raglands
lndlt rubber Goats aud hegings,
~ S'."iGU ~ s .E, ,r un.s
Ubite o,a e,,,' a,i,l, 'Ir,, G,s,;,,,ar v+.
plI, S,;n 40 '''''' "NN o"SH''''i'-' 'e'S''
Eina ,ss,rt,,,n4 IF ;,or poso,,, ct;,,a ..
Linen Collars aud French Shirt Fronts
SILK, Wool and Merno Uulershirts,
Red Flannel and Hickory Shirts,
100 suits OF heavy heracy for Negroes,
"leA q me assortment ol
- o,,'~,, ~ '''->''
SHuEs.
Ladies' Cloth and Kid Caters
t,ioye I'D and french Kid slippers,
Call and Kid walking Shoes,
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fSNiE GREAT FEM ALE FlLL.-Dr. j .
L P. CREAsER is the General Agent, wholesale
aud retail, of DR.. Wheatous Celebrated Female
Pills. These pills are truly valuable for a,lies, for
they will restnre the monthly coulses when they
may stop from any cause whatever. They never
have failed in any case where the directions around
the bottle containing the Pills have been strictly
followed; indeed there has case of failure ever
nolne 10 uat Knowledge. Being purely vegetable
they are perfectly safe. Mailed ia nldeg post paid,
upon receipt OF II, by Dir }. Z. CREA6ER,
Baltimore, Nd,
A liberal discount to Druggists.
Nov. 20. loss.
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HONEY BEST OF HON EY.--I
4 \ have a valuable receipt for making honey
that | will send to any rersonT0r fifty cents. We
make and use IL in our own family at halt the cost
and consider it as eo0d us is the genuine article OF
bee,made honey, from which it can not be told
Any person that will make and sell it can easily
clear from 81 to So per day. 1t only requires four
articles omakc it, and they can be obtained at any
store for fifty cents. Every family may have this
delightful luxury, for any lady can make it in fifteen
minutes at any time Three cent postage stamps
are as good as money. Address
= DIR. J. p. CllEAGER, Baltimore, Md.
Dir. G. is the General Agent tor DR.. Winders
Celebrated Matrimonial Series5 books No /. "a
Book for Young Men, designed to prepare them
ship;H No. 3, .Repfoductive Gontrul.9 Either Of
which will be mailed to order upon the receipt of
% cents. Nov. 20. 1858.
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MO MUMBGG NO HUMBUG!!
~ LOOK HTREtt
Extraordinary inducements to purchasers.
Tho undersigned, convinced of the advan- H..
tagos to the MERCHANT, Of ready sales and A~-
small profits. Announce to their friends in
particular, aud to the public generally, that, from
Monday the .lNth INST, ;hey will commence to sell
their remaining winter stock, consisting Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
SADpLtiRY,
HARDWARE,
SHOES,
BOOTS,
HATS ETC, ETC, inclu-
ding every thing kept in 4 country store at the
lo,pest ,sij'e prices that viii save them from abso
ute loss pn their goods
They offer this i4dacement to the public 10 order
that they may sell of their entire stock, and make
room for their fresh supplies from Ne&A orS, ard he
enabled to exhibit 10 their customers new goods
only in the spring.
Ityou want cheap bargains give them an early call.
FlENBEhG & KAUFMAN.
just reeeived-2A barrels Of the wcll known
Magnolia Whisky in whole 0nd half barrels.
10 barrels superior extra st. Louis Flour
10 boxes 4Ahs, eauh full weight candies.
barrels Carolina Rice.
IL Of the well known and superior Ball Blpughs.
u assorted No. and 3 Cary Plnurls.
l. Coils Manila aid Cotton Plough Lines all sizes,
for sale in quantity TO suit purchasers.
FOR IHE BALL.
Just received AID for sale cheap splendid assort
meut Of White, Blue, and Pink rarlatans.
do do do double 'Jupes.
Also few faucy Head Dresses.
| Opelous4s, January y, 1859.
FIRHBERG Il KAUFMAN.
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EosEPH A., GAUTHREAUX Collector
~ VI Accounts. etc., respectfully offers his ser
vices 10 tlc public such. Orders left AT A. Mills
ptughs Bookstore, Washington, will be promptly
attended to. September u. 1896,
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GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES.-Any La
W dy who viii send her address to Mrs. l..
Creager, Baltimore city, Md, with three three-ceut
postage stamps enclosed, will receive by return
mail information of Importance to her. Woman
know thyoelf and be happy.
Nov. 90, 1853.
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NOTiCE.-Havihg nrchased Dr.. II. II.
~ iittelrs interest in as store take this
method Of informing my friends, and the ss.g6
public generally, that will hereafter devote Il
my entire attention to the Drug business, and a-ss
will be found at all hours Of the day at my poets
and at nig1t at my residence. formerly known 1t
Prevents Hotel P. LE0NCE HEBkARD.
Opclousas October Il, 1858.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

GTATE OF L0UISIANA-Distr IT G, :.
- Parish Of St Landry No. S Estate Of
Patrick Woods, deceased
MICHAEL Woops, OF the Parish t Landry,
Administrator Of the estate Of Pair Woods, dc.
ceased, late OF said Parish. b-Ring uled a second
tableau of Classification Of ..9ts, and tableau Of
aiss5q'Sa asss Of ii, hm"gs a9 and d ei M ana final
companied by his lion praying that the same
may be hompIog' :d-and confirmed; And whereas,
the prayer of sa, petition has befn granted by au
order al Court dated March IL, 1853
Now, therefore notice is hereby given TO all per.
sons interested to show cause, if any they have
within thirty days from the dnte hereof, why said
ta1!ean should not be h0mologated and confirmed.
Clerk Office 0petoHaas, March IL, 1859.
%2 Is. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
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CT. LANDRY MEDICINE DEPOT.
~ The undersigned keeps constantly on
baud large aud well selected stock of Drugs. ,,-s;
Chemicals Paints. Oils. Dye Stufs, Narnishes, vs.
Stationery, Garden Seeds and choice Havana Cigars,
and Tobacco.
}. c. Ayers special and sole agent in Opclnusas
for the sale Of Cherry Isetora 9athar'ie Pills etc
Hutl's, Woodinlu's. lowands, Railways r. r. II.
and Perry Davis Pain Killer, and all other popular
patent Remedies.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours
night and day Physicians and planters orders
respecth,lly solicited.
Opcousls, Nov. 6, 1858. JOHN Posi- I,
Druggist and Apothecary.
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~ ARDEN SEEDS! just arrived, u large
N and we'll selected assortment Of Shaker ,.ss
Garden Seeds, direct trnn the GlrdeAs, s.sSs 73s!
which are guaranteed fresh, and the hest ''H33s%.
adapted 10 this climate, for sale by ~
p. t.E0NCE HEBRARB.
0peIousas, Feb, H. 1859.
LRUIrS. +, OVERS AND SHRUBS
a. for the Southt-Fluitland Nursery An -, :.
gusta, Gepggia.-~rhe subscribers would re sssTiiss.
specially inform the pnblie, that having pu,- ia
chased the entire interest of DR.. edliiond IN Fruit
land Nursery ana lately made many valuable sd
ditiehs to the same, they arc 'cpnred 10 o1er oi
fail and winter planting (lS5s59} avery superior
assortment nj
APPLES, PEARS,
PEACHES, pl.UMS,
APRlCnTS, NEGTAIINEs,
GRAPES, STRAWBERRY,
PLANTS, FIGS,
PO6iEGRANATES, etc.
All Of which have been raised in ard are espe-
cialy adapted TO our Southern climate. Their
stock Of
OVERLOOKING ROSES,
EVEkGREBNS,
FLUWERFEG SHRUBS,
HEDGE PLANTS. etc,
is also very large and fine; and they teel confident
that they can satisfy ali who may favor them with
their patronage, Early orders solicited. a new
Catalogue nnw ready, aud mailed free 10 all appli-
eants Address, p j. BERCkMANS y CO.,
October 30, 1858, Augusta Georgia.
GT0p THE FALSE REPORT IT. Il.
~ Harris has removed from Opel3usls to -,
Washington 10 associate hiusclf again ia EE}
hsiHrs4 with his brother Franklin W. Harris go
His motives ior This step to correct Ton! siaodci
nropAgated in Washington during the month Dt last
December Mat eudfn r. II. Htrris risitfd Adc
Orleans IN business h. aonR not aeturn." Now
this is tn inform the public Tint both T. Il. HarTi-
| Il +. W. Harris will remain permanently in Wnsh
iagtOn to prosecute tine duties Of their profession
and absent business the ntItpT
i,e found in the Office 10 attend To tie calls ot the
! friends and customers.
| Customers leaving their work ut our Office fnr rc
pairs will pleuse call for it nj the promised time, a
! our necessities require Dispatch in buaneas I'll,
prompt payment Tor work executed
Opeloussis, Feb. II, lo59.--lm.
Il b. HARRIS,
| i. W HARRIS.
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hs splendid, new, double Circular Saw Mill. to,
gcthar syHh all i.H Dtasr Improvements consisting
Of dSethqg aaa-e, kitehen, blacksmith shop, 'c.
The miti has only been in operation few mon rs,
and is in perfect order,
A lino lotuf cAoieo cypress logs Will be sold ".
the mil.
Also, Attract pf eyress sgamp of GJO acres. /,
TEENs--For tie mll aud logs, one:hrl Caeh,S
and the reminder on Y noutIs credit, with
interest from Day of sale. II tho purchaser eau
give AT aeeepglice payable in the city oi New
Ureaps trc interest wIlI net hc required.
Parish Gai3asiea, La, Fen. ~, 1888,
TifOS. B. fIRASHEAR. :
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II NIVE5! KNIVES! "A new assortment of
IN Genuine Rodgers and Wosteuhulm's Pen and
Pocket Knives, for sale by
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NyR. =. s. kGtloGG, Phoieefalbist ard
lf1 Ambt6ypt4t anHuuncps 10 fie ctixehs of
opcipusss aud vicinity shat e has returned ana IA
prepared 10 seeu'e the shadow Of the human face
divine 10 oil iea pcreftfals.
18dia aud sealeg.H vii! p'easa ts and eann,-
ilc FcrimenAgt at bis toots two d9ms North Of lie
Patriat ufiiee.
0pelpH-as &up,. g. iriS.
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NOTICE The undersigned has justarrived
" from New0rleans with large aud "a
choice assortment of Jewelry, consisting "a.
of Ladie. Cameo sets Breast, aaaLsa
Pins. Bracelets, l,ocket- EarRihgs and IN short
every article of the richest lewetry, well the
finest assortment OF Cold and Silver Watches for
ladies and gentlemen all Of which he has Just re-
ceiyetl from one Of the largest commercial houses
of NewYor. and which he will sell at moderate
prices Tor cash,
lie takes this opportunity TO announce to his
lriepdg and the pqhlfl ia general flint ae has ee-
cured tllc services nj az experienced and skliful
Matchmaker who will ba constantly in attendance
F. DELARUE,
Corner Main and Bellevue streets
Opeiousls, February 8, 1859
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A gift Worth from 50 cents to 1900 90 Will be
each subseribegon receipt Of the Subscription
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DUBLlU SAFE The subscriber being
j. d43r9us q quitting the business, VIII Offer lor
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fENlEODORsI DGEALG0URT, Notary
Public and Auctoueer in aud for the Parish of
st, Landry. Ace at Grand Gntean. Any orders
left with j. b, olNetE viii receive pibmpt at,en.
tion.
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fTsHEODUsES, ROBIN, Attorney at Law
l. will punetanily attend 60 Nil business entrusted
70 his care in The FouleeHth and Fiitcenth Judicial
Districts. olee at 0pelousas
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