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The Opelousas courier., 1860-03-24
HoaSsHOL0 EusNl,U, ,E,

HE undersigned having taken the large brick
buildings opposite P aV. Roy's old Store,
Main Street, Opelonsas has Jass arrived from New
Orleans With ceapLETE assortment of House
hold furniture Of all kinds and prices, comprising
b MAHoehsr BEDsTaApe AND ARAoIRs;
II BLKEE Walnut . =
fAsEEs, nlarhle tops and others
u SoHAs, bBnEAux;
SIDE1oARDs, WAsHsTaEDs;
RocKINs-cEAsRs, CMaIRs4;
and many other articles suitable for families,
bachelors, public houses &C.. tae enumeration Of
which yonld be too tedious.
Owing to the importance Of his purshases and
other considerations, he is noH enabled to sell his
Furniture 20 low - it can be got from New
Orleans.
He takes Isl. opportunity 10 inform Ii. friends.
and the nablic ID general that he will continue 70
make new furniture, repsir old one and exchange
ReW articles for any old which mar be repaired.
Y Hoping 10 merit share Of the public patronage,
be invites LADIES' and gentlemen % come and ex-
amine bis stoek Of furniture. S
LOUIS vATTER.
Gpeiousas February fifth 1851 5
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lgIeH WATER ARpANa .laENT

!. 6N8S&MA The faat running anu Fek..aI
o. ,9Packes Steamer W. BURIuN N
e. T. LouAILLIER Master gill
leave Washington every Sunday at ? A. " and leavs
New Orleans eyery "wednesday at 6PM.
The fast running aud regular Packet Steamer
ANNA PERRET J.. A. CApps Master will leave
Washington every Tuesday at 2. NJ. and leave
New Orleans every Saturday at 3 P. n.
The Steamer ALINE W. G. NEAL Master will also
be in the trade transient boat having no regular
day for leaving.
Passengers and shippers may rely on tne psnceaal-
ity of the Steamers NJ Burton and Anna Perret,
The rate Of freight will be the ssne as heretofore
viz
Sugar. 49,. ea 90 per hhJ
Molasses ft bbl q
Cotton ~ Dbl
Up freight so : oa
la o. HTNCKLEY &ec-
December 17th, 1859.
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j aas..ic Sale.
E~1te Of Augustin Leges, det

E-ae Of Augustim Lsges, deceased.
ID PY virtue of an order Of the Her. T.
MD Fifteenth Judicial District ,eourf O,
the State of Louisiana, in and for ,ne Parish
of St Landry, the undersigned, duly com.
missioned auctioneer, wilasell at public auc.
tion to the last and highest bidder, on the
premises herein described, on
Friday, the 9Th of April Eext, 1860,
the following described praperty belonging
to said estate, to wit:
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steamboat Notice.

e1aGA The St amer SILVER
"A tAeysnksa-, HEELS c. C. Pickett Mas
rskss sss1B ter. will leave Washington
every Wednesday at 10 O'clock \. NJ. and New
Orlean every Saturday at o'clock P. NJ.
Four barges are constantly employ d transpor'
ting sugar ard ottoa FROG, Up Bayou Bouffos the.
Silver Heels. 49,,
The public can rely on the puncfuality osta,sr
boat: she is the fastest boat in thistrade and ne
eccommo istions for passengers can not be saE-
passed BY sny. The freight rates the same as
the other boats in the trade.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to Fl
tire {. Cor il. Washington. ...
January 18th 1850.
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NOTICE.

rHvHE undersigned having taken the contract for
Il carrying the Mail between opelouaas and St.
MARITIME, by Gros Chevreuil and Braux's Bridge, viii
continue take passengers at the usual rate Thoae
who would like to take through ticket from ss
Martin to the Bell Cheney Springs will only have to
pay eight Dollars. NOEL LARCADE.
Opeousas 5th June 1858.
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NosTsICK1s

oHN CLOSE, of the Parish of St Lau-
~ dry, having applied by bis petition to be
appointed Administrator of the Estate of A.
doIphe Close. deceased, late Of the Parish Of
st. Landry A Va
NOV therefore, any person intending to
mage u, opposition to SAID appointment, will
NE ne same IN writing, il any they have, at
my once, IN the Town of Opelousas, within
ten days from the date of the present notice.
L. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opeloasas, March 18th 1850
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PLANES, AnmouIgTnTs. &c. q.

ISLANDRAIN. No A, Canh strsst, bseween Char
tres and Royal, New Orlans, hss int recevsl an
of Pianos directly from the manuaactu, ii ~ Mr.
A. sbaa. Paris, patented conactoe cf aH The Courts
araps and South America Mr. Debain kas reclve sssera
medals DC Of France, Londcn and New York
for dger o his Own iuvsntion 40 The Psno, ths
from his and npsoyed
nd n Eufepe bsaS saps
srfor 70 ~ sths r.. sss8: #5
Mr.. land san. avosably known ID many Parishes Of
Laaisiana the honor to invite
for thu riority of s Pancs snd Hssan
tas ne has received um Tie ahose nased hsaBs
Fersan IN ths manuactory of Mr. etin, Mr..
Fandrain fhoro coavnced of hs superiority on hsse
and hsine dessroas mike hsm ven kno il
he eonsens himself with srsa.. she
di the md will sussante them. Dssidss hs H
5taae and repair tEssa III
Piano Mecaniqne.
has definitely vanqaished III ind
ss gssssa y y .s:el D T. T.
auass musicians pxosaIot. Itis al
artist e4teate hi sosl difealt Nc.
q music Flaad drai 4 well uantea iaeeaha-
Dec. q, IS59@~1y, 5 81
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H. kassnersg y ttsszsk HeAss EVasslsgson "a.
lis.il Ala rs S. CIR REENL EE, 81 ssfississiip- ssii.
slavias rhassed sshe ahoye house, he's leave
~ aisIsouace ~ 1he that II S nos open for
rsssps.oa q aud permanent honrdeTs
ID and l..Wer steaIn-
hssak lsadiugs fIonting HE Court hlean
tn hase BEEN newly furnisEsa, and DO
loft hs 81 yauder fhe ati.,ns
md are ssant a,sd ecenta hIs IS II uatrons
g lhoss 81 NH antel the fahe Ssate.
tot htssss. ID.
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N.orTsT@Es

AD)ELEINE ROBIN, fw. Q. Of tho
4vM psrish ofst. Landry. having applied
oy her petition to be appointed Adm,alstra.
tor OF tneEsfats Of Sabin Douate, f,m. Q. de-.
ceased, late ef the Parish of St. Landry.
Now, thersfore, any person intending to
make a opposition 70 said appointment will file
the same inWriling, if any they have, at nv
once, N Opeleusas, within ten day from the
date Of the present notice.
3. LAsTEAPES, CLERK.
Opelousas, March l7tb. 1860 - s
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Public Salee

Estate Of Toussaant Qutbedeou, deceased.
VI ME public are hereby informed that
l. there will be sold, at public sale, to
the last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
auctioneer, at the last residence of Toussaint
Quebedau deceased, in the Prairie des Fem
mes. on
Tuesday the 9th March next 1860,
the following described property, belonging
to the succession of Toussaint Quebedeau
deceased, late Of the Parish of St. Landry,
to wit.
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COTTON, WooI, AND HIDES.

.FNyHE undersigned will bug cotton, wool and
hides brought to him in Washington during
the season, and will pay the market price either
in cash. or in sight drafts on New-osleans.
He still carries on his tanEery, where he has at
nressnt an assortment of good leather for farmers
sadders and shoe makers which he will cell e9ssap
for cash or which he will barter for hides or wool
~ N~'' VICTOR TOUCHY.
Washington, February 9TH ls6o-3m
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I,,tsaalper! H.umaber!!

TNyHE undersigned having improved and
transported bis saw-Mill two miles Of
Barrels Landing, on Bayou courtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity Of lumber, Of
any length, up to 42 feet. Lumber Will be
delivered either at his mill OF at Barry'e
Landing, and large bills filled at moderate
prices. chs. cLoo1'
St. Landry Nov. goth, 1858.
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NOTICE TO pRE-EnpTIoN CLAIMANT

Notice TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emp-
fion to any Of the lands within the townships and
parts Of townships above enumerated is required
to establish the same TO the satisfaction Of the
gister and receiver of the proper land office, and
make payment therefor as soon as practicable at
ter seeing TINS notice and before the day appointed
for the commencement of the public sale Of the
Iands emrbaelng the ttact claimed ;otherwlse such
claim will be forfeited
s. A..SMITH.
Commissioner Of the Generat Land 0gce
March 10th. 1861.
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4,asf uf ID stlf fasg4.,
Parash az s. s1,,1,rx No. s9ls

Parssb Of Sc. Landry 80 ss3s'
M EAN BAPTISTE SOILEAU, Of tho.
~ Parish of ST. Landry. Dasive Testamen.
tary Executor Of the Estate Of Andre Des.
hautels deceased. late Of the aforesaid parish,
having filed his second Annual Tableau of
said Estate, accompanied BY petition pray
ing that the aaue may be honolegated;-And
whereas ths prayer Of said petition has been
granted bJ an order Of Court dated March
18th, 1860.
Therefore. notice is hereby given to all in.
crested, 10 make opposition, fany they hare.
within thirty days from the date hereef, Why
said Tableau should not be homologated.
4. LAsTRApES, CLERK.
nnalnnsas March f7th lao ..sssa
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CORYD0N SIMMONS.

Notary Publsc and Aucfioaee7 sss asd for
the Perish Of St Landry
Orders left at Big Cane Post-Omce will be-
promptly attended to. Jan. 2s-1y.
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FLYING DUqCaHAg.

twS THIS splendid stal;on will stand
at Il. Chretien's plantation, near
A4=@.eaes-> Grand Coteau, and serve lint of
number Of mares, from March let % July 18th
1850. at s25,-the season to be paid the Rrst time
of service ial service of Afterwards 10 July 18th
1860 free.)
Flying Dutehn'sn is half-brother 10 ?. b. La
Croix's gem. BE was got by the ever victorious
Bourdaloue by Mamonlh Eclipse out Of Mics Ball
ST. Landry, February 1Ith 1sse-Sn
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NE ~ GROCERY Y.


@ GA THE undersigned has jass arrived
sSSIA from New Orleans With large and
SS choice assortment of Jewelry, con-
W. zasg sisting principally in Ladies' Cameo
Sets, Breast-pins, Brackets Lack
cts Earnings; and in short every sItieis of the
richest Jewery, as we'll as the faest assortment Of
Gold and Silver Watches for ladies' and gentlemen
al Of which he has just received from one Of the
fargess commercial houses Of New York, and which
b. will sell at moderate prices reash.
He takes this opportunity ts announee to his
friends and the pubic ii general thathe hassecafed
the services Of an experienced and skilfai: Watch
ma ker who will be constantly in attendants:
s=s F DELARU UE,
Corner Main and Eellevne streets.
Opefoasas, January 2ath, 1859.
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lB.
!,

81 act d fs Gf1xsIs LAM ,n
Es you isai isis IN siss Parisa af
St: eEs u gIasts.
Aassslst a. loo aer
one yea, and ons yslis fiie,Is say II
sale vendor sscff ~ Iaa or fAs
nffyarty sod,
ANOTEER ii
Bavo,s laliet NJ alIosIf 8
EsiIIIas ron,
IN lanispf A
Issas iii M NJ
n .ss "A sssnsl; liens Sf se
,isss no iass1
sYssrs rsr sls1s 81 At 81
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ISIDORE GRAOUILLA,
Marble cutter aasd EssgFaver

nFFERs his services to the public ofthe Parish
~ of st. Landry, Having established ct St. Mar
:insville Depot Of Italian Marble of the Grst quality,
he now prepared to erect Funerary Monuments with
or without Inscriptions on all plans and according to
all tastes, in prompt and woskmanlike manner and
on moderate prices.
Those who may need his services will please write
to him. at st. Martinsvile or apply TO the editor of
the Opeousas Courier. [Aug Il, 1858.
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q A Y I L,

1 - fA b "A q i Il ].
kF III Foar years old in the Spring, Of
ER bsy color, with black legs name
> and bail, bred By Judge Z. j.
Dupre OF Sc. Landry Got BY Boaoa 1r. out of
Praole F2os-er Boston j.. BY George Mcrtis out
of jobs Z. Nals's Bonos FLY, the get of Bosres,
the celebrated Virgins horse.-PFai1ie Flower bt
imported Sorrosc out Of Madge the get Of na ported
SIR .Asehy out Of Lsdy IF che Laks.
Will serve mares during the next Season ut a2e
each, payable invariably IN advance.
. He will stand at the stables Of Henry L. Garland,
nenr Opelousas. Mares from distance .an be
Jeff the premises. where they will receive pro-
per care and attention at hfty cents D day.
4 OpeloIsas, January 18th 1880.
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1n<sss.s, Have the honor 10 inform, their friends
s saud the public that they have Just opened
\ fsat theis Store. Nc. ba Bisnyits Street, Ut
the corner Of Eschasge Alley, Depot q Furniture
ot every description, such as Bedsseatis, Arnnirs,
Centre Tab1es and Others Tete-a-tets, Chairs Sfas
Fanteuils Mass hair and spring mattresses, Te3ther
neds. They repair furniture, make exchanges and
take II ~ storage. They hope by care and industry
10 obtain share Of public patronage. Dec. 27, s
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Elao OH aaa slV.alao

sHss!ass 2 al iEufs q pE EIOnsiss
HM As the honor 10 a,snons,er b his friends aid
I'LL N rbs pnIFse NJ gehesa ttat he has isst arrives
arom NAw Yot with full and eomplete
Of goods ehasan expressly by him and fos hi- s1s
ttons, siiabls ges,ns. cothiag, s,.e ID cloth,
eaimiFs sid atef Sc has also largs assea
ruest Of rstdg made rus a,i saada sl.aieF
his sus,ei si-ian aud afar the most fasI;orabl.
cuts most af Whieh % suit s esd asfls 8, m
~. I s'
'sss ds ss ..slisi
= mt, mt go ncsobsr sssh Is59--1
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s. IN If1J#fP A-f6IG1 " AIS.
|. - IJST rseeived al the OPELDUSAS
\ DRUG STORE, kept by
ko Ukl Al nd
Soluble hhosphate of IRON, of LeTas !,
ii Hypophoaphite of Soda, Bromide of Potassturn-
Iron Alum. And d general assortment of French
Chemicals and Patent Medicines.
b EnsLIsH ARD ANEKIcAE pATENr MEprcIsEs.-
Kennedy great Medical Discovery, McLean's
Invigcaating Cordial, Jonas W hitconnb's Asthma
Remedy, etc. ]. -
CuTLERr sadies, fne Penknives Gentlemer's
poek ahd Sporting Knives Tine Razofs ~ eases;
Lsdes Scissors assorted cases. and by the single
pair; Fnrcsps and Pull kins z IS
SrATloNgnH. Record Letter and Note Paper of
the best qaalit Steel Pens, Pen Holders, India
Rubber Squares; Lead Pencils, GniiIot Carmine
lnk. EaveIlopes Maynard q Noge's ceiebrated
Black writing Ink.
FANcr Ann Giles AHp lERruMEsY Biscuit Sta
tnsttea rofssIaine and Glass Powder Boxes, Porte
monna lei, Handerchiels Extracts, rouaatuna, Toi-
Iet Soaps, Creole Oil ior The hair. etc
b sESnE hints, Zinc and WIlite Lead. Col-
ors ground II 0il and Water, Lamp and Linseea
Oils, brushes, etc. M
Istz 4 spesie IN, suitable .o put up
Preserves S.
eIossass, Novembe Issl il
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IaaalatfDRa Tor Sale
- Rayon Bnuff. co1ltainiing Sc acres,
some l50 well cleared and und leree.
he abore Tract of Land ID aquaI III llar.
any land mon Tie Baron, Nd Mil
be sold upon liberal tern
Apply to d. ia l.t.
near alonaas.
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New Orleans ard OlseloHsas
Regular Weekly Packet.
6asa@ IA THE steamer BAYOU BELLE,
5azAg Captain JoHs Lxoss, having been
thoroughly and completely repaired,
will leave Washington every Wednesday, At 8
o'clock A. H., and New Orleans every Saturday
at S p. 81, stopping at all intermediates landings
on the AtchafalaYa and elsewhere.
Planters and consignees may rely upon the regu-
aity of the trips as well as upon all cares being
taken Of treights and other business eonided to
this boat.
OpeIeusas, August 9th, 1859.
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WASHINGTON DRUG STORE,

A,u2 TEE undersigned hereby inform thell
Y friends and the pablicsin ge.,esai that they
zA have Inst received u fresh and eetlsderabls
assartnsepf Of Drugs apd Medicines, al also Paints
Perfumsfy OF all kinds. u ~
They are agents fpr ths sale M u large quantity
OF Patent Medicines, the snnst uoI,u ar
Nh A. L0UAIEIIER II co.
April 9. 1883. washington La
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A TRACT OF Land.

situated on the bayous Bou1beuz and Puselier
10 the Prairie des Femmes, containing one
hundred and seventy arpents more or less.
About Eighty Acres of
WOOD LAND,
in the same neighborhood, being all of Frac-
tional Sections Sand 40 in Townships 8 and
Z, in the outh-Western Land District of
Louisiana
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ANOTHER TRACT or LAND,

situated on Plaquemine Brulee, containing
abont two htnldred arpents Of both wood and
pr''FFS;2 lana.
ALSO rIHE~ roLLow1Ne SLAVES. ro-w1r
A negro-woman named Sophie, aged TWEEN
so years, with her two children Celise,
a girl aged four years, and an infant girl.
A neero-man named Henry, aged twenty
years,-choice hand
A negro-man named Basil, aged thirty
years,-choice hand.
A negro-man- named Emilien, aged thirty
years,-choicc hand.
- H. A Dwelling House, Cotton
YAK sfI@ House, Corn house, Kitchen,
ses about 1850 cypress rieux. 1900
ne~ Piaux, about 10000 Rails, about 10, 900
Rails in the woods, Garden fencing, lot of
hay, 200 barrels corn, a lot Of sweet potatoes,
OK carts, horse cart, lot of plows & bar
rows, plow-harness &c. set of carpenters
tools, a branding iron, corn mill, household
L kitchen furniture bead 4 bedding, loom
shot gun, saddle 4 bride, lot of hogs,
II head gentle horned cattle, one pair oxen,
2 american horses, american mules, creole
horses, mares and colts, and great variety
Of other movables
Terms and Conditions - Payable 10
three annual instalments as follows All
purchasers to furnish their notes with secu.
rity in soIido, to the satisfaction Of the admi-
nistratrix, payable at the domicil of John
F Smith, in Grand Coteau, in all the month
of april 1861, 1862 and 1863, with interest
thereon at eight per cent per snnum from
ach maturity until 6nal pay yment, and the
ands and slaves to remain specially mort
gagged in favor of said Estate until the full
and entire payment Of principal and accruing
interest. JOHN F. SMITH,
Auctiones7.
Ope]ousas, February rs 1860.
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Stafe of Aosatsta1ta..

Opelousas March l7tb, 1860.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-14
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
posroN AND VICINITY.

Charles II. Goodhue was brought before the
Superior Court, Boston, on Friday, and plead.
ed guilty to the charge Of manslaughter, in
causing the death OF Harriet Freeborn, his
former mistress. The testimony of his mother
and sister was introduced as to his good char
acter and harmless disposition till he was led
astray and infatuated by the deceased Sen
tence postponed till Monday.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
In Lawrence, Thursday. a young man about
seventeen years Of age, named Wentworth,
fell from ladder while engaged in opening
ventiIator, and broke one of his arms in two
places. About three weeks since, young
Wentworth lost his father, and his mother
now lies very low with consumption.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
In New Bedford, Tuesday evening, lady
named Kimball wife of a police officer was
badly burned by the accidental breaking of a
fluid lamp.
CoNNECTICUT.
At Hartford, on Sunday afternoon, Mrs.
Michael Daley and her brother became en-
gagged in a quarrel during which they over
turned kettle of hot water upon two of the
children, the youngest of whom is likely to die
Of its injuries
A little son of Mr.. Edward Matthcwson of
East Killingly, while coasting upon board
near his fathers house, a few days since,
struck his knee against nail in the board,
inflicting very painful wound. Inflammation
and modification followed, resulting in the
death of the lad
David Wheaton of West Kiingly collected
over 600 pickerel on small plat of ice, just
below dam belonging to him. one day last
week. The warm weather of the past few
days raised the ice and the fish passed over
the falls.
On Monday morning, young man named
Thomas Mallan, employed in Baldwin's hub.
joint factory, in Huntington, got his clothing
caught in shaft that was revolving about six
ty times per minute. He was speedily liber-
atcd, with clothing torn off, both ankles dis
located, and body severely bruised.
Fire broke out in New Haven, Tuesday
evening, 10th inst, destroying Jones' black
smith shop, near the canal basin, the flour
mills of Parsons & Co.. and quantity of lum
ber owned by English & Tutte. Jones' loss
is 500, insured for $780, Parsons & Co.'s loss
is $4,000, not insured English & Tuttle's is
5000, covered by insurance.
RHODE ISLAND.
The boiler OF the engine attached to the
train from Hartford for Providence, Thursday
afternoon, exploded just before the train reach
ed the latter city, severely injuring the fire.
man, Fred. j. Aldrch and one or two others
who were upon the engine. The explosion
was caused by defect in the boiler
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-14
n R. B U c II A N S

HERB SALVE,
For me cure Of Burns, Bruises cuts Old fostering
Sores, Chopped Hands, ScaIds, &c.
The subscriber has received lot Of the above Valua
BILE Save from the Manufacturer RoBERT BARR of Law
renee, Mass
Mr. BARR manufactures II from the recipe Of the cele
brated DR. BucHAN and has used 1t In his family, and
given II away to his afflicted nelghbors for many years
Lately the calls for II have been so frequent that he has
been induced to manufacture for sale Mr. Otis b.
BATES and others who have used Il IL this town. say that
IL s the best article of the kind they have used
Price 20 cents per box. Forsale by .
G. FRASER,
Ash street, Clinton Mass.
For sale In Worcester by NJ b. GREEN Co., 2l0 Main
street JAMES GREEN, III Main street, CHARLES CLARK,
corner Main and Pleasant streets. du jail
Worcester daily spy., 1860-01-14

NIarkets-NBw YORK. Jan. l3.
ASHES unchaneed sales moderate; pots S525, pearls
537.
COTTON market steady; sales 1900 bales at II @ lla
for Inidiling uplands
FLOUR-Receips ls4s bbls: sales IL 900 bbls; State
and Western irregular and roher easer superne State
s520; extra state S525 q S540; round hoop Ohio S565
a $50; common to good extra Western S5,JO @ 545;
Southern firm sales 1907 bbls mixed to good $3.50 a
SIS; fancy andtexta $3.50 q 25Canada steady; sales
800 bbls extra 60 q $50.
GRAIN.-Wheat heavy; sales IA 900 bush Milwaukee
club 81 % a l,23 Corn and buoyantr; sales 400
bush; SIC for white and yellow Oats steady; South
and jersey 40 a 49c; Northern and Western 45@46
PR0VISIONS-Beet dull and lower; sales l5O bbs;
country mess s. a 525 prime, 81 q 425; repacked Chi
cago 80 "a s9,75; prime Sl6s@ 49, Pork quiel and
mess firmer; sales AIS bbls Sl625 prime ll60;
western pcime Sl5 Dressed hogs quiet at 6B a 6s
for western. Bacon quiet; hams Sic; shoulders sc
Lard lower sales IT'S bbls at 0i @ lU3 Butter steady;
Ohio II "a l7c State Is 90 24c Whiskey duh and droop
ng sales 200 bbs at 20a % 26c Rice firm; sales 200 cs
at 81 a Age. Sugars firm: New Orleans, bv auction los
hhds at II a S}c Muscovado 100 hhds at II q 7sc: Ha
vana, 100 boxes private terms Coffee irm Rio 1000
bags at IL a l2c Santos 800 bags private terms
Moasses firm; Orleans, by auction 10 bbls at 5O5c "a
half bbls 53c Mnscoxado, 100 hhds at 2i2c
MISCELLANE0US.-Spi Turpentine steady; sales
40 0bbls at 4ic Rosinl500 bbs sold at 81 q
l65. Tar quiet at S225 @ $50. Iron rmer, hut quiet
sales small; Scotch Pig s25 "a 26 u ton. Leather
CHANGED Fish quiet dry cod $3.50 q 40; mackerel 200
bbls No at sis Oils quiet; nseed 81 "a 5sc lard 80
Buenos Avres 800 sold at zoe Lead dull sales small
Spanish S565 @ $40, cash; Gaena 5773 @ $50. Tobacco
in request; Centuckv 200 hhds at a @ 2c Taow
quiet 04 "a l03c. Freiehts to Liverpool rmer cetton
7-32; -four 2s grain Cd q Sid. Woo-rhe market is quiet
and unchanged, without sales Of moment.