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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-08-07

pea Stewart & Gillian insert their
business card to-day. They are doubt
less master workmen, in iron, and we
hope they may have success in obtain
ing good patronage. =
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nm. The semi-weekly Gallipolis and
Parkersburgh packet, Henry Logan, con-
tinues to make her trips regularly, and
is punctual in her time. Capt. Roberts
will please accept our thanks for favors.
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nA. The Steamer s. p Hibberd was
sunk about two o'clock, on the morning
of July 26, by collision with the Chan-
cellor, just below New Albany, Ind, and
one deck passenger and three of the
crew said to be lost; boat and cargo
nearly total loss
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nsa.We invite all wishing to obtain good
and pure Drugs and Medicines to the Drug
Store of D. REED where Pure Drugs, and such
valuable medicines and standard remedies as
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer DIR. Rich
ardsons Sherry Wine Bitters, and DR.. Weavers
Canker and Salt Rheum Sirup and Cerate, can
always be found. To deal in such pure and
valuable remedies warrants prosperity, and to
use them secures health. 30-2w
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parLast week, in hurried article
noticing the Republican nominations
for,the various county Offices, by mad
vertance, the nominee for Auditor was
omitted. The present incumbent, Aaron
StiVers, Esq, was. nominated on the first
ballot. Mr.. Stivers, as an able, accurate,
and efficient officer needs no encomium
from us. The. Office he fills is the most
laborious and important in the county,
requiring a first rate accountant and ac-
curate business man. It is no dispar-
agement to the other candidate to say
thatlthe nominee has every qualification
to tit him peculiarly for the post. The
people of the county have had his SER
vice for one term, and his nomination
by the Convention is bnt an expression
ofapprobation which will be indorsed
by the people on the second Tuesday in
October.
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B@ The Syracuse FIGURING Mill' is
for sale, on time, to responsible pur-
chaser. A good chance to get good
property.
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Important Invention. = ss
We witnessed, with great degree of
satisfaction, one day last week, the
working of "Crary's Riving and shingle
Machine, attached to J. w. Jones Saw
mill, in Middleport. The inventor,
james Crary, is an old resident of Pom
eroy, and well known to many of our
citizens Such an improvement has
been in contemplation BY him for
several years; and, although few ma
chimes had previously been manufactured
by him on this same principle, he was
not content until he brought it to that
degree of perfection at which it now is.
And, in fact, it is yet susceptible of
further improvement; but as it new
stands, joint shingles can be made of any
rivable timber, without steaming, more
perfect than any of the soft wood shingles
which are now in common use. We
have specimens of oak and chestnut
shingles, cut by this machine, which
may be seen by calling at this Office.
1t is impossible to describe the con-
struction of the machine without draft
of it; but it can be seen in operation by
calling at Mr.. Jones mill. It is GER
taihly, destined to become one of the i'm
portaht Inventions of the day, inasmuch
as it is adapted to all localities where
there is riyable timber.
We understand that J. w. Jones &
Co. have procured the right for the
United States, and will commence the
manufacture of the machine Success
attend them. 'E
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aA- VIM. H. Patton and w. N. Snyder
have formed partnership in the Livery
business. Glad to hear they design i'm
proving the stock. x
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TO Persons out of Employ.
TnAT1E

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL. THE ERIE SEW
n ING MACHfNE.-We will give Commissions
wages at $40 per month"; and expenses paid. This
is Machine, and sim pie in its constru cton
that child of 10 years learn to operate 1t by
half hours instruction. 1t is equal to ary Family
Sewing Machine in use, and the price is but Fifteen
Dollars. Persons wishing Agency will address
-.s,: J. n. RoYJAN, ~
Secretary Eric Sewing Machine Company,
July 81, Ib6r,-2o.sw Milan, Ohio
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County Fair.

County Fair.
We publish, on the fourth page Of to-
days paper, the premium list of the
Meigs County Fair, to be held at Racine
on the 10Th and goth of September next
Very liberal premiums are offered in
all branches of agriculture, horticulture,
manufacture and art. If proper de-
gree eff interest is felt by the producing
classes, with the good yield of nearly all
kinds of crops, the exhibition of produce
will surpass any Fair that has ever been
held in the county. Preserve the paper
for future reference.
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The Vacant Seat ON the Supreme Bench

The Vacant Seat On the Supreme Bench
The Columbus (Ga.) Times has the
following, which we presume is rather
premature:
"HoNoR TO GEoRGIA.-We under
stand that Thomas r. R. Cobb, Esq, of
Athens, has been appointed to fill the
vacancy in the Supreme Court of the
United States, created by the death of
Judge Peter V. Daniel. This is good
appointment"
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sidewalks.

Sidewalks.
By an ordinance passed on the 9th of
January last, the owners of lots abutting
on Front Street, petween Court and the
western end of the corporation, were
required to construct sidewalks opposite
their respective lots. In case of failure
to do SO, the Sd section provides:
eff, on the 1st day of August, 1860,
said sidewalks are not completed, it shall
be the duty of the Street Commissioner
to furnish materials and construct all
sidewalks so remaining unfinished y &c.
The time limited by Council for own
ers of property to construct walks is now
past, and the Street Commissioner is en-
powered and required to do the work
Last year there was near half mile of
pavement laid down east of Court Street,
and it is but right that other property
holders should be required to make sim
liar improvements. X
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na We took hurried trip, last week
through parts of Meigs, Gallia, Jackson
and Vinton Counties, and were much
gratifed at the profusion Of fruit which
everywhere met the eye. Through all
the route the orchards were bending
and in many instances breaking, under
their loads Of fruit. Of apples, there
must be quite enough to supply the de-
mands of the markets, and probably al
reasonable prices. Peaches, too, will be
plenty, but generally they appeared to
be small, perhaps ia consequence of the
overlooking of the trees. We passed
many plum trees that were perfectly
blue with their luscious treasure. The
Cureulio, that has made such sad havoc
with the plums in years past, seems to
have spared them this year, in many
places.
The prospect for corn and potatoes is
the most promising we have seen fol
years, and the meadows were never bet
ter. Wheat, SO far as we could learn
was fair crop, and the farmers every
where seemed to be in the way Of real
izing fair reward for their labor
With the abundant crops we hope to see
a revival of trade and business generally
Of politics, we heard but little. The
most important information we gathered
in that line was at Jackson, where we
learned that 'the Republicans Of lNeig.
County aoere so split up and dirided tha
the Douglas Democrats aoouzd carry everg
County office" We learned there, also
that the Republican County Convention
which made these nominations broke uI
in a row that two-thirds of the party
would bolt the nominations, and either
run independent candidates or vote the
Democratic ticket outright AS con-
sequence of this split, and widespread
disaffectlon, we were informed that Hor-
ton would lose at least eight hundred
votes in Meigs County, and that he did
not stand the shadow of chance o1
being elected.
Aswehad not heard ything of all this
at home we ventured to suggest that per
haps there mis- ght be some mistaken about
it, but were assured that there were letters
in that town from more than one hundred
and fifty of the leading Republicans ot
Pomeroy, all giving the same account Of
things, and declaring their purpose to
vote for Douglas. We then told our in,
formant that we Happened to be some,
what acquainted in Pomeroy, and desired
the name of some one of. these hundred
and fifty leading Republicans, but regret
to say we could not get single name
We could not but admire the cool au-
dacity with which such stuff was asserted
as truth, and the stupid gullability with
which it was swallowed But such seems
to be the spirit of the campaign. The
last Campaign Plain Dealer claims teoenty-
seuen of the States for Douglas with a
fair probability of carrying the rest
And Democrats, who can actually read
print, profess to believe it! Well, this
is free country, and everybody has a
right to such mental food as suits their
taste. And if this is to the taste ofany,
it is well to let them have it.
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NPAll, especially young men, should read the
advertisement of the new "National Dispensary" at
Cincinnati in another column.
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PINE GROVE ACADEMY.

MATTHEW CAMPBELL, A. B., Principal.
Mrs. S. CAMPBELL, Assistant.
JNO. H. BAIRD, Teacher in Vocal Music
TNHE Summer Term opens MONDAY, THE
i SoTH OF JULY, 1860 and continues
eleven weeks.
Tuition,.... $500 to 500.
Boarding, $1.25 to $1.37g per week.
For other information, address the Principal.
Rev. H. R. HOWE, Pres't.
Porter, O.. July II, 18G0-2S-3t
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ID 1 e ID

In Pomeroy, on the 31st day of July, 1860
ELIJAH, son of E, and A. Hutton aged 4
months 6 days
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DEMoCRATIC CONVENTION.

We were not able to attend the Dem.
ocratic Convention on Saturday last
and do not know whether it was large
or small one. We have not been ia,
vored with an account of their proceed,
ings. Why our Democratic friends de-
cline to have their meetings noticed, and
proceedings published in the Telegraph
we do not know. We have offered them
the use of our columns for that purpose,
and as we have some Democratic sub
scribers we think it no more than fair
that we should give these notices.
We learn that the Convention nomi-
mated for Auditor G. S. Smart; Clerk,
Thos. Dye; Treasurer, W. H. Remington;
Commissioner, II. B. Smith; Coroner, S.
Rhem; Infrmary Director, W. Starky.
Some Of these gentlemen would make
good officers and would fill the position,
with fidelity. With some of them we
have but little acquaintance. So far as
we know, they are all good citizens. 1t is
quite unnecessary, even if it were not
wholly repugnant to our tastes, 70 say
aught against the character of any of
them, Some of them are our personal
friends, and SO long as we control the
Telegraph, it shall never be prostituted
to the personal abuse of citizens because
they differ from us in politics. We arc
proud to say, that since we have con-
trolled the Telegraph, not one word has
been admitted into it's columns rejecting
upon the character of citizen of our
county. We have, and shall continue
to discuss principles, with the utmost
freedom. But will never resort to per-
sonal abuse.
The Republicans have, for the same
Offices, gentlemen we'll qualified for their
several positions, and whose characters
are above reproach. However, much,
then, they may respect any of the Demo-
cratic nominees as friends and citizens,
there is no reason why the Republican can
didates should not receive, as they will re-
ceive, thevote of every Republican in the
County. And with this, and those who
will come out Republicans before the
election, they will be elected by majority
several hundred larger than usual.
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NPswe refer our readers to the advertisement
of Messrs. CHURCH 81 DUPONT, No. 400 Broadway,
New York. The Blood Food is one of the greatest
medicines of the age, and is rapidly driving of
the market all the quack nostrums of modern times.
Its efficacy is so great and its superiority so justly
acknowledged, that it is found difficult to supply the
immense and increasing demand for the article
DIR. EAToNs celebrated Infantile Cordial, is med
icine prepared by regular physician of feminenc e
in his Profession and one who has devote his lifeto
the peculiar phases of Infantile diseases 1t is 10
humbug, but medicine which commends itself to
those only who appreciate it'll Apilachicoa,
Flor Times.
FSee Advertisement.
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MR.. P. BRUNKER

WTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Pome-
w roy that he will give instructions the Piano
and teach vocal music at $1,000 for thirty lessons.
Three lessons per week-two on Piano and in
singing. 1 have Piano for the of those who
have No extra charge for the of my Piano.
can also sell New York, Baltimore and Boston
Pianos at Retail City Prices.
Pianos sold by me, tuned and put up in good order
and kept so for two years after BUYING also Prince
q Co.'s Melodeons sold on guarantee, and exchanged
if any imperfections appear within the first year.
Lessons given on Melodeon same as Piano.
Anr I. ,6n.-l1-6m
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Nj AR d,

In Mason City, Va, at the residence of the
brides father, JOHN BURwELL and Mrs. CAMP,
both of Ironton, o.
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~ THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY SIR
JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke,
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This we'll known medicine is no imposition, but a
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
DISTINCTIONS from any cause whatever; and altho'
powerful remedy, it contains nothing hurtful to
the constitution.
To married Ladies 1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will,
in a short time, bring on the monthly period with
regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pains in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on
slight exertion, Palpitatcn of the Heart, lowness
of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites. and
all the painful diseases occasoned by disordered
system, these Pills will effect hen all other
mems have failed.
These Pills have never been known to fail, where
the directions on the second page of pamphlet are
well observed.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, of the
Agent.
n. B-one Dollar and postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent, will insure bottle, con-
tanning over so pills, by return mail.
Full directions accompanying each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(Late I. C. Baldwin e. Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by J. d. PARK. SURE, ECKSTEIN &
Co.. Cincinnati, O.. ID, REED, Pomeroy, O. Il-y
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POM EROY TELEGRAPH

TUESDAY, August z, 1850.
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TeH'n.e de Prairie /.

contenant cinquante arpents de super6cie, 81
tue au Bois du Bayou Mallet, dams cette Pa
roisse, borne au Nord par la terre apparte-
nant ci-devant a Philippe Lacaze, ct appar-
tenant maintenant Sebastien Malveau, h.
C. !. au Sud par la terre de Celestin Declou-
ct, h. c. l. pEst par la terre de Joachim
Milan b. C. l. ct a POuest par la terre de
Pierre Derbonne, etant la propriete de Geor-
ge Simien fills, pour l'avoir achetee du Gou-
veInement des Etats- Unis.
Couditions:-Payables en- deux termes
annuels ct egaux, a compter du jour de la
vente, avee pour cent d'interet par an, a
compter du jour de Ia vente: Les terres de-
meurant hypothequees par privilege jusqu' au
Placement final du capital ct des interets; ct
les acquereurs fournissant leurs obligations
avec caution solidaire la satisfaction de G.
H. 4 E. Mouton, ct faites payables leur
bureau, aux Opelousas, pour l'usage des par
ties intaressees.
AUG. N. ROBIN, Encauteur.
Opelousas 81 Decembre 1859.
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Vcnte au Prjy C0utant I!

4 ES soussignes vendront lenr Stock considera
IL BILE de marchandises Seches, Vetements
Chapeaux, Bottles, souiers. &c. &c, postivemen
au prix coutant.
lis desirent clore eurs atFaires ct les acheteurs
qui front les vister a leur magasn, pourront s'as
surer que la presente annonce nest pas du chara
tanisme. Les marchandises ne peuvent etre ven.
dues meileur marche que nous les vendrons apres
la date du present avis. Nous sommes determines
ecouler notre stock, ct Demons plus bas une
courte iste des prx de elques-unes d=s nos mar
chandises, qu convalncra les plus sceptiques de
notre determination
Barege assorti de Iane: a 15 90 ct 80 cts
Bareges IS 80 cts, dessins ct bon teint ;
Robes barege, doubles pans, a 5 I so, valiant
plenement SIS !;
Rideaux unis. en- coton. a 10, 10 ct l5cts;
Rideaux franeais, en- eoton. 20 cts;
Beau cotton blanc, 10 cts:
Beau cotton de "A a 10 cts
lndiennes FRANCHISES, a So cts
Un grand assortment de bandes brodees an
glaises, de go cts 50 so;
I'm grand assortment de cots brodes. de Is cts
a 81 so;
Quelques robes de bal seront venlues bien au-
dessous du prix coutant.
FIRNBERG & KAUFMAN
Opelouaas IA Janvler: 1850.
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eaate a l'Encan.

= public est par lie present informe
-M q quill sera vendu ae lencan, au plus
otfrant ct dernier encher,seur, par lie sous
sgne encanteur, au Magas,e de Schmidt 4
Neyland, Washington, lie : ,F5vrze1 pyq
chan 1860, ct les jours su;iy %, 1usqrta q
extinction, lie stock considerable e de
N1AR9EA Yp9aRa
actuellement en- magasin ct tappartenant aux
dts Schmidt & Neyand, consistant en-
Fetements confeetionnes,
Quincaillerie, Faience,
Bottles, souliers, ChapaMux,
Casquettes, Drap, Cotton,
damages, etoAes pour habitations ct pour
families, ct en- de6nitive une grande auantite
de marchandises dun usage general ct de
saison devant etre vendues sans reserve
pour cause de liquidation
c. Les conditions seront annoncees le
our de Ia vente.
JOS. A. GAUTHREAUX.
Encanteur.
Washington Il Janvier 1860.
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Vente Publique.
susc@1'ion de Julien Caruthers.

oussc@l'lon de Julien Caruthers.
M p1 p1tollc est par represent averti Quill
. a1e &C. seIa adsafu en- vente publique, au plus
8 e ant ct dernicr encherisseur. mar le sous.
s1sue, epcanteur dumefs Commissioners d,ny
etpour la paroisse ST. Lam ), dern;sra
residence de julien Carnners, i Ia Coulas
Croche, dams la susdite Paroisse, le ~
line jour de Fevrier proclaim, 1860,
les proprietes ciAessous decrites apparte-
nant la succession 'rdit feu julien earn
theirs, decede, dernid~ement de Ia Paroisse
st. Landry, a savoir:
Jean, negre age d'envlron Is ans.
Alexandra, negre age d'enyiron "a ans
(estropie) ~
Jules, negre age environ 12 ans.
Juila, negresse agee d'environ Is ans
Marguerite negresse agee d'cuyiron II;
ans.
Evellna, negresse agee d'environ % ans.
aVec ses deux enfants Seveigne d'cnviron
4 ans, ct Eloy, d'envron IS mois.
tne hlalson en- charpente sur le domaine
pubic, etant la derniere residence dudit de-
funt
~ NooAS 4ioAsoA Gil CIlITpeuLG.
Tn Magasin a mais
Cne Cotonnerie.
Cne Depense.
64O pages de barriere
en- cypre une Charrette boeufs une Ca
leche environ 90 tetes de betes a cornes
douces 5 beufs de'tire 6 chevaux de tire
Environ lO tetes de betes chevalines
La Recolte de Cotton, dite d'environ
10000 llvres une part indivise ct
lndetinie dams un morceau de
Terre Boisee dams lie Bois du
Grand Coteau, don't la supericie
nest pas conuue un Bounty
Land Warrant pour 80 acres
de terre
Tn Bounty Luud Wa1yaut pour 40 acres
de terrc outils aratoires, meubles
de maison batterie de cuisine, ct
beaucoup d'autres articles don't
Remuneration serait trop Tongue.
CONDITIONS La recolte de cotton pawn,
BILE dams tout lie mois d'Avril proclaim, 1866,
ct toutes les autres proprietes payables un
tiers lie Ter d'Avril 1861, I'm tiers le Ter
d Avril 1862 ct lie dernier tiers lie Ter d'A-
vrll suivant, 1868. Les acquereurs fournis-
SAINT leurs billets avec caution solidaire, a Ia
dc administrative de ladite sue
,ession +; lesdits billets portant interet raj
'on de pour cent par an, de leur echeancc
u Placement, ct fats payables au bureau de
III. II. Mouton, dams Ia vile des Opelousas
It de plus la terre ct les esclaves demeurans
pecialement hypotheques a ladite succession
usqu' au plein ct entier Placement du capital
It des lnterets qui pourront sly accroltre.
JOHN L SMITH, Encnutcur.
Opelousas, Janvier 1860.
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vENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF,
EI'dT DE La LOUIS.
Cour de District,
No. s197,
Ga

Frederick Lutz COur de District,
vs.. No. S197,
Gustave Haarer, Paroisse St. Landry.
HSN vertu dun writ de Fl. Fla. lance dams l,af-
IA faire cdessus intitulee, par la Cour de District
dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry Eat de Ia Louis
sane eta moi adresse j'exposerai en- vente pubque,
pour du compliant, la Maison de Cour de cette Pa
roisse, la vile des Opelousas lie Sa,nedi 4 FS-
urier proclaim 1860, commeneant IL heures du
matn ct contiuuant de jour Ell jour, sill est neces
saire, tous les droS tres, intersts ct pr6tentions
du defendeur Gustave Haarer a la propriGGe ci.des-
sous decrte saisie pour sasfare ledit writ savoir
Une certane Parcee on Morceau de terre, sitae d
Ia Prairie Mamou, dams Ia Parosse St. Landry, me-
surant trois cent vngt acres de superfcie borne
Nord par les terres publques, au Sud par lie
de terre d'Audrew J. Gof, TOuest par des terres
publiques, ct pEst par Zelien Vidrine, etant la
metie dun certain morceau de terre achete par le
vendeur du defendeur +. Lutz, de VIM. Moore syn
die de Peter Collins, banqueroute, ainsi quill
appert par acte passe pardevant Edmund II. Martin
ce dit moroccan de terre etant decrit ali Bureau des
Terres CONNIE la moitie Quest de la Section Hnit
dams lie Township Quatre Sud, Rangee Deux Est ct
ddment confrme par lie gouvernement des Etats-
Unis Denis Mcdaniel qui etait lie vendeur de Peter
Collins L. " CHACHERE, !Shdrif.
Onel0usas 81 Decembre 1852
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Groceries fraiches, ct a bon nlarche!
~ HEcMemry Husband,

Mmxm9ssMS5 Went d 'apporter de IA Nouvelle Or
%S@9ssNaas, leans un assortment complet ct
choisi avec soin de comestibies ct de BLOSSOMS de
la premiere qualite quill yendra au meillenr mar
che possible.
Alez Pancen magasin dc Felix q. h'ng,
'eneoignure Main ct Landry, ct on vous iournifa
tout ce don't veus aurez besoin.
aura toujours mains; Jambon irs's PrePaIe par.
suere; plats cotes etepaules, trais e, iue oe''
Tabae d chiquer ct fli.rer; FaJine; Az; BehrTe;
Cafe; Fromage suere brut ct raffine; The; Cigars;
Liqueurs de toutcs s,rtes; Brandys' Whiskys'
Rum; Gin; Anisette: Ie eeebre Eye opener ct La
Visite du Matin. En- I'M mot tout co gu on peut
desrer en- ait de bons eomestibles de bonnes bols-
sons ct d'excelIentes conserves alimentaires.
Ii "a egalement un joli choix de cadeaux du jour
de PAN, pour les ieunes gems et les entans; ainsf
qu'un bel assortment do aUlNCAlLLERiE'
depuIs raiguilIe jusqu'aux outiis de forgeron.
La 1nodieite des prix etant une conside defalion'
lie public sera servi aux prix de Ia Nile. Orieanss
en- eros CONNIE en- detail.
Venez ct examiner ct vous sefez cnnvaIncus.
McHENRY HUSBAND
Opeleasas 81 Decsn1brs 1853.