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The SOUND OF GROWING CoRE.--
Did you ever hear corn grow? You
have probably heard the remark, our
corn grows so fast that you can hear
it, That is supposed, by people who
don't know, to be a figure of speech
only: but the remark out here is 8
literal fact. Go into one of these
bottom corn fields forty or fifty rods
on warm July day, or August night,
when bright moon is up 0or vegetation
grows faster in moonlight than in dark
ness.) and few hours after heavy
shower that has fairly wet the earth, and
walked up the drowsy corn to its iniu-
ences, and as the main stalk stretches
and swells IN its new strength up through
the contracted lips of the upper blades,
they crack and burst around you like
the stifed reports Of ten thousand rifles
That cornfeld will be some inches high
er at sunrise the next morning. than at
the last shutdown. There is no mis-
take about it. We have heard corn grow
many time, and so every farmer along
in the SciOta valley will tell you.-COr-
res. N. z. FORD.
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a Nuisance.

Mr.. EARLE,-Allow me to call the
attention of many of the citizens in this
county, to plant which was first intro
duced as garden flower. The botanical
name is haaaria vulgaris. Common
names, " toad fax" snap dragon, shut
ter and eggs" 1t is snowy plant, has
yellow flower, spreads with great ra-
pidity, and is dificult to exterminate.-
When it has gained the border of Gull
tivated field, it soon displaces the grass
and all other useful plants. Neither cat
tie, horses or sheep will feed on it green
or dry. 1t is vastly more injurious than
kale, burr-weed, or ox-eye daisy. 1t
should be exterminated wherever If has
foot-hold. This may be done noa0, but
if suffered to spread for few years, it
cannot be eradicated without great labor
and expense.
0uTuAAz
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CROPS IN New HAaPsHIRE.-A cor
respondent, writing from Concord, N. H.,
says:
Farmers are fast bringing the haying
season to close. The crop viii be very
fair in fact, in this vicinity it will think,
come up to the standard of last year.
The crops of wheat, oats and rye are in
excellent condition, and a fine harvest
viii be the result of their labors. Corn
never was or could be better, and pota-
toes are in fine condition.
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POPULATION OF AUsTRALIA.-The
European population in the Australian
colonies at the latest returns was 1863
7l3-namely: in Victoria, 5045l9 /;
New South Wales, 342, o62 South Au-
stralia, 1921; Tasmania, 1881
The returns are made up to the end of
1858, except Western Australia, which
is complete to end of 1859.
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Local Items.

IRAsBuKGR NAVY YARD.-The lras-
burgh navy yard has presented more
than its usual degree Of activity the past
week. The work of putting the finish
ing touches to the graceful form of the
Orleans Belle" under the superinten-
dence of Admiral Orne, has given great
visor to trade, aud furnished business to
many employees. She has been removed
from the dry dock where Sue has reposed
since her keel was laid, and is now shell
tered only by the broad canopy of heav-
en-, subject to the wondering gaze of
countless visitors. The Belle" will be
ready to launch, in all probability, in the
course OF the coming week, when Barton
will be the head Of navigation.
negotiations are now going on between
Admiral Orne and certain gentlemen in
Greensboro, for new boat to be put up
on Caspian Lake, but whether the high
contracting parties will bring matters to a
successful issue, depends solely upon
King Cash.
GRIsr MILL AND OTHER IMPROVE
MESrs.-Irasburgh IS improving. The
old grist mill has been torn down and a
new one erected on its site. Those who
have been obliged to 60 out Of town to
get their milling done for the past few
months, win now be glad to learn that
they can get their work done as wei
here as al any other mill in the county
Il is with tie greatest pleasure that We
make this announcement, for when i'm
provements are once begun their marcel
is onward One serves as an invitation
10 another, and we can see that the re
quest is already being a nswered in th'
new tenements that are soon to be erect
ed, and those that are now being con
siructed. The old house near the mill
and which has been the residence Of al
the millers from time immemorial, ha
also been completely demolished and
new one has arisen in its stead, Will
everything in that locality has a differen
look. Let Us take heart, thank God an
rejoice for the little that has been done
and pray for continuance of the same
CoNvESTIoN.-By reference to an
other column it will be seen that the gu
erillas are to meet in convention at Bar
ton on the 2lst inst, TO nominate a sens
tor and county officers.
Big TURNIP.-B. B. Jackman Of thi
village, has sent to our Office fat Ems
lish turnip which weighs six pounds an
five ounces, which for this early seaso
we consider little extra
Line DIN CLuB.-The address {
Judge Nye before the Lincoln Club at il
last meeting, though rather lengthy, wa
really a good thing. 1t was devote
mainly TO a revie~ of the political hi
tory Of the country, detailing in brief ii
course of parties upon the great cue
tons as they came before the cOuntr,
The Judge can make as good talk 4
any man in the county.
Jesse Cooper, ESQ, the great abolition
isi, but who has lately been converted
the glorious cause of Lincoln and Han
lin, delivers he address this FRIDAY
evening
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ORLEANS.

The Dakotah Indians, warlike uu-
easy tribe recently received their annui-
ties at Fort Pierre, in the Upper Mis-
souri, In reply to a speech made by
one OF the agents, urging them to desist
from following the war path, they replied
that It was their pastime, that their
young men needed that description Of
excitement, and that they had the exam
pie set them by the whites, who frequent
~ made war upon their white neighbors. I"
A reply that was difficult TO answer.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GAYsvILLE,
VT.-Gaysville, VT, Aug. 6, 1860
A very destructive fire occurred this
morning in our village. The loss in
cludes the flannel mill and all the machine
ry of Thomas Greenbank, together
with from 10000 to 100000 pounds of
wool, and thousands of yards of flannel
in all stages of finish. Also the stores
of /. Y. Russ, G. A. Cady and A. A..
Brooks, with the hotel and barns one
dwelling house; Smiths Hall; E. T.
Halls, harness shop; the dry house,
wool room, wool shed and dye room of
81. Gay Il Son, with about 500 pounds
of wool; the barn, hay, &c, of Daniel
Gay. Loss from $4,000 to S125, 900 ;
partly covered by insurance. NJ. d.
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A clown crossed the Mississippi river
at St. Louis on the 3Ist ult. in tub
drawn by four geese. The hero was ac-
cOrnpanied by barge containing band
of music, and by numerous skiffs. The
sublime pageant was witnessed by great
concourse of people.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM AT SPRING
FIELD, ILL.-Chicago, Aug, "A storm
ar Springfield, Illinois. yesterday destroy
ed Wither's carriage factory, with
large number of carriages. Loss fifteen
thousand dollars. The same storm also
destroyed large number of unfinished
buildings in various parts of the city.
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"a The valuation of the real and
personal property at Marblehead for
1860, is S2.345.383 80. The rate Of
taxation is 81 OF on one hundred dollars.
Whole number of polls, 1913.
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a. The fish in Winnebago Lake are
dying in great numbers. The shores
in the vicinity of Neenah and Menasha
are covered with them.
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DIsAPPEARAscE OF a MERcHANT
AND his BooKKEEPER. - Cincinnati,
Aug. 4.-Charles McDougal, Of the
firm Of West & McDoagal, in this city.
disappeared with his bookkeeper last
night, together with $4,000.
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ca $4,000 bushels of corn were put
on board vessel at Chicago last week in
two hours and half.
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C. Murmur at nothing if your lips
are reparable, it Is ungrateful; if rene
diless, il Is vain.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET,

For Senator,
GEORGE A. HINMAN,
For Judges,
JOHN D. HARDING,
L. G. BABBITT.
For Judge Of Probate,
u. CARPENTER.
For States Attorney,
ALONZO D. BATES.
For Sheriff,
JOHN TINKER.
For High Bailif,
n. S. GROW.
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For VTes President,
HON. HANNIBAL HAMLIN,
OF MAINE.
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Occasional, (Dougias) writes to the
Philadelphia Press:
The theory that tho friends of Doug
las are indirectly helping Lane, would
hold good if they accepted the fusion
electoral ticket but as they are in earn
est for their man, and feel that their only
safety is in standing by him to the last,
the Lane interest cannot count upon any
aid from that quarter
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pHpTtpCII7AT3L4Er,

(J " itOBlUAS annnnec ai,ii s'sst, p0Ty ,,c Nh
m . az temps scutenient Gtahit dams h ssnUss VIZ
Odd Fellows a Washington, Inc, et 1aai III p,ht e
executor DIES portfalts p4otsgr .phi1aes diris 10
~tneillunr CONT aftistiq,se. 4S#5 Al
SN'ayaat Gpargl6. fi peinea. niSdspenscs pour "a
METRE 10 iiauteir dc tous los srisctionnement
y Dc plus ayant eSerc6 son art aycc sicccs depuis
plus ~ II aus: AZ. n. esptFe s~atisfaiye tons cenx Mi
You'd rnr't f,ieii II honnscr3 de- ieiir patronage M N IX-
rsnt,t sas dAyytyes c0ihine polsalt ~soutenjr M ,.e,n.
raraisoa avec &c qei SO fait de m!eux a h Nouyelis,
Orleans, Philadelphia, New York on toute autrs IL.
rAl,te, eH los ccAfrcutant III en stliendra ID neil.
ienre prefye.
Les DANES OF Lev m~essieirs sefont iayitss respec.
tuenseibent 4 yenir examiner ses osiyraees. An.
Roftcz los ncillenres epreuyes que voss ayicz. com.
parsz les asce les siennes II vous jagerex ,ar yorH
| memes,
son salon ser. oayert dc 3 heures A midi e. dams
faprhs midi de | Al henres. ~
Les portraits ~d'eHRints pris settlement dana Ia
beau temps dc 10 hciires du n,a,iH 4 j ieures d.
ftapres Midi.
Lev prix sapt De Z \ 10 ~piastacs.
Conditions, compliant 4 Ia ~IIsraison.
Copies extelttGes dams lie mellieiir style, y,,er
prises .ir ordre. lie meillenrs ct les derniers do
tons. Portraits 1T Yt,es stesreoseopianes mar dss
procedes seientifgnes qui les rendetl lee plus par.
glits dams 10 monde,
Washington, 26 novennbre fs59-lm
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NM. CoMrE TT RoBKRT HoupIN. = NJ
Camte, qui Went dc mourir, elait Nm tres
hahile veniri'eqne. ct, CONNIE prestidigateur
son etoiIe ne commence a ralir que lorsqie
parnt Robert Hoadin. Dependant. les denS
riyanx etaient restes ainis, ct yoici, a &c sujeii
une assez c~urieuse anecdote:
Ills s~'etaient rendus ensemble, pour s'entese
DIRE an s,jet dune representation, da'ls lie Gu
biuei dn direcleur lie lOpera, qni eiaii al"r>
lie dnctenr Yeron. Coml,e lis aeScendaient fe
grand escalier, Robert Hondin enieudii uie
voix e~loignee, avec lie iimbre de ceIie di direc-
tenr, qui lappeiait dane faean pressanle.-
Pourqnoi diable Eefon me rappelie-t-li? dill
~iescamo,enr a son cotipagnoh Remontez
ct yoas Ie satrex. repondit Al. Com:e.
Robert Hnndin ren,onte, ne volt personne-
chercle dat,s les corridors, inierrnge les gar
cans de service, ct, reconnaissant enfin qnil a
efe dnpe dune mys,iticaiion, sc resigne a re-
ioindre Comte, qni iattendait. 3
One voulait done Veron I? denia1de d un
ton uatarel ce dertlier.
oh! r~eplique lont naturellement Robert
Hoadin, il youlait me renleitre sotre taba-
there, qui vous await etc voice.
En- meme temps il ~restitna an ventfilaqae "a
tabatiere en- or quill lni await escaraotee. ct les
denx amis rirert beaucoup da icnr quFlls Sc
talent mutuelleuent jone.
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Chretien Mornhinveg.
MarClaaud Tuiila... -

A Fhonnenr dfatorraer ses agis ct p~ratiusea
"A guN sient d,arfiyer de New. York, ayec Ic aIu,
dafaiires, 4ni nit iatnais eta ~inifeiait dams aatrs
parpisse.
Pendant son ssieur dams Ia vile Imperisle H6t
.aire des aatiilemsats expresssmeut pour me ana.
santaI'e az ses prati1nes, qni youdront bieu Iui
hisre lie plaisir do yanir les pfendre. -rf
son assortment de drsps si as.tfes nla~rchandises
poaf b confeetion q ~habilien,enis, dams le dern;sr
stiie, ne taisfe tlen 4 dfsirer. ct hc peut etfS sal.s
= ASSURE he4 amis ct lratigIes, quiz est prst i iii.
Ter 81 eonfeatsonner, daas ie yderaier genre smsf;,
etia ct ffansais, torte description, a h~absflencnts
~ aars cofistataIne1it an assortment con,n.et
Embellishments confectionnes.
sene1 examiner, celia Nc cnrse rIsn,
pfri7Bsas, o nssea.hfe 1850.
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a. nass.E DE- IA HAvaNr.-Voici Ia )iste
/ neasapanx Nnmeros gagnants au tirage dc
a.esnhl W "a Havane. qui a Gu lien lie il de
Al ss aoa' Nos. 2.2ss, 100000; 34,eI6
l la5,soV; l1.6o5, $4,000; 14.274, s20.ooo;
sss tso, slpoo0; 1850. 1.639. I.94s. 32l2
s sss' 4,sog: a,l6f, 5.ls4, 5,494. 6,0l3. 6,6e6,
pSs y, 6.8s7, 1880. s,74s. esse 49, oa9
l5s9I' ,s'a4o' i2.sos. l5,1l4. 15.773, 1859,
lssia ! ls02s, 1901, 1866, 1929,
yla % ssSas,' 2f s3S3, 21.45s, 2l.7sl. q a45,
As3a q as'ass, 1921, 23,4l9. $1,000, 24.449.
SnIs . a9,sss 2a,So6. 26.753. 26, so2. 27.3lT,
'AVt-, 28.373. %. 4a6. 81 coo ~
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--4 E4A ~
t. ANGtETERRR ET liz CANAL. DE- suRz,-La
Zines de Londres ~soutient que l'Angleierre ne
Sc refuse q prendre part a fexecutiop du pro
jet dit dh canal de Saez, que parce qutellc ca,
co1yaihcne que ce sefait, comnnercialement. une
ina,,yalse enterprise. Sous co rapport, LEI
iioiiaiffais sont DE- Ia meme opinion que FAN.
gieserre ct lis possedent, dependant, CONNIE
cette dernifre, des colonies vera ~laqnclle lis on,
interet a raccourcir 10 route la plus possible.
Ce que les Anglais, les Hailandais 81 d'nnires
nations 4neicoDlues ponvaient gagner i Ia m.
~yigaiion dun canal De Suez, an point do yue
Dc i'ecmonlie da temps, lis l. per'draient sous
d@asitrcs imports par la navigation ii dinicile
Ct 81 dangeserease de 10 mer ronge, par leg hauts
prix de assurance pour les navires qni pren.
~draieit celte vote ct par Ia plus gtande con.
sOmma,ion du chnrbon.
Times ,appel|e one rAngleterre s'est
assdtfee aux grandes enterprises qni ont etc
tentees da,s toutes les parties dn monde ellie
q fat DIES chenins de fer Gu Ameriuue. dams les
hides el. meme en- Chine ellie a prete SEES ca
Wtanx anx l%sspagnols, nus Grecs Of at,S 'T'rrcs /;
nn anralt peape a troucer ulye mine dor on
dargent qni ne fit pas expIoitee, an moins
pour nne partie, l,onr compile anglais c'est
snr le mnfche dc Ispf,dres one Ront ~ofartes
to,ies ls grandes enterprises c'est quien effet,
dit lie Times. leg Anglais sont de graves spe.
|c'ilate'rs, On lis ont de l'experience Ct ctest pour
celia que lorsau'ils i,gen, une afaire mauyaisc
ieur opinion q quelqne poids.
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Tn lancier f~rancais etait eli faction a ii
porte de son colonel. II est a%tiague ,,ar N
gros dogne dn voisinage qni aboie uavec colere
g xeut Sc jeier sur lai. l.e lnncier essaye Wi
nement d'etaigner lie CHEN don't ID fureur aup.
lnente sans cessc. II vent lie chaser en- Il
rampant avec sa lance; mais lie chiep, plus III,
rieuS encore. 50 precirite sur tii, ct sans aucnu
ionte u fairait mis- en- pieces, 81 le ~lancier, se
defendant cette fpis seriensement, ne hi eat
donae m grand comp de lance dams Ia p~oitrine.
Le chen Sc debattit, rala ct expira anelenes
minutes apres.
Anssitot lie maitre dn CHEN poussa t7es hauts
cr's Ct " So plaindre an colonel, qui fuit venir
lie %lancier.
Cel',l.c' expiqne qnH a etc force de tuer le
chen pour ne pas ttre devore par hi.
--s!Mais ~, moiiis, dill lie colonel s~ereremcnt,
tn atifa's pu trapper le chicn ayec le baton de
ia lance ct non avec lie fer.
-Ah! mon colonel. repondit 10 lancier. ie
n5anrals pas fnanqne de le faire 81 le CHEN
await vonla me mordre svcc 50 queue ct non
pas ayec ses dents.
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Vente de NeQras.

sI ~ premier octotrc 1869 mn rasi~Dn ii Itx ~.
~ vette ri I'M grand ntsnalre dstscinyes III
toutes ciassess scroAt ofert en- vents, venAHts
&c IA Virginie du Maryland et ~ h Gaosxie.
Dams IA suite durnrt tonte IA sAtson, Il A~nuss{r1a
3c1rtinncra A ~rucevoir des ssisdits Etats y f,rfn iotS
de negroes de ch0ix.
S'advesser an No. IS, rue Baronne entre Coz n.
&c et Gfasier, 81 ! dcux iists Ouest Id tfHatsl IL,
Charles. WIN EAWpUEJIGN
I'd oct.--gsi NOuyeiles(1v3Fans.
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So
EXECUTION D'uN JEuNE JoHS BRawA.-I6
jonr oil Ion q peudu John Brown a Charles
town. des gamins de Quincy, dans lie Massa.
c~lussiis, ont arrete nm de leurs camarades
don't lt5nem est aussi John Brown. Iui chi in.
tente un process. ct apres liavnir inge scion les
formes, liont declare coupahle de irahison en-
vers l'Etat. II etat dit dams lie verdict qne la
sentence capifale pronounce centre lui serait
executee a l~instant meme. Ainsi. a fhenre
efle chef des insltrgesde ftarrr's Ferry eiait
ia4ee dams lietrFhite4 son ieuHs s51nmnnYiae
marehait m mihea de SOS AIMS, vefs M arbfe
OH Sc baialfsait ID etsite tsai allait servir ii &c
simniacFe de pendaison. On fit munter lie con-
damne sur IN baril ct arres hi ayoir attache
les bras an corps, ct lui avoir Iasse le fatal
upBd-cou'and aHtour des epanies, lexecuteur
DIES hauies- euvres donna IN fort comp de pied
an bar. qui Mia ronier dams I'M fosse, ct John
Brown So tronva bel ct bien papdn. Nal
REIMBURSEMENT pour hui, lie mend %couiant giissa
DIES epaules al con ct Sierra anssii6,. un fot
de sang s'ecliappa DIES marines et de IA bopche
du pendn. En- voyapt lenr Inquire plaisanle-
rie toprner an s~erieax, les eafants de Quincy.
saisis dime terreur panigne, s'eloigaerent ell
tonte hate de ce bileux spectacle. ct le panyrp
enfant serait mort bient6t all bout de 50 cordle,
sans Ia presence dune blauchissense qni eten
DAFT du ligne dams I'm champ veisin ct 9ni, a
In vue de John Brown abandonne DIES stems.
ccurut a ri, arme dnn ~coptelas ct coipa la
corde ayant quill fnt trop tard. Mus dor
tons que &c John Brown Sc Prfie %jarnais plus
a mn amusement du genre de celui qui a failli
lui coulter Ia vie.
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IN y dams l'Abeille de Ia Nlle.

Ips n ~ tNIFC. VTItET1S :
oras ~ Us DE MABrs.-Trois loees de eel
Il veaia = ont parcouru aux Aambeany
Il Ill., ~ y, .soel' 'es principaux quarters de
ds eber %apans: On voyait dams lie cortege
,iuceIsa,a'e On moyen-age, aux ar,nures
Temps Of i, a II evelues ct des moines. lie
as sfeles - Mort lun courbe sous lie pnias
%iioaaella azure portant sa faux tradi-
me sivn;e. noes lgnorons 81 &c defle await
pvofas ss"'va'lon cachee, mais pour de sirnp!es
ka pitte,s D'nme nous, lie spectacle etait a Ia
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imes fat remarquer que !" lie hasard est ouelauefeis
-epee le complete DIES bonr'es canses,o ~paisque c,est
ccorde d AngIeterre meme que nous reyicnnent les
s forces prenycs les Plus irrecEsables qui coniamnent
nerieain1da defiance dout Ia politiqae ~francaise est de-.
Mexiqne venue inj%usiement fobiet dams Ia presse an.
!giaise.
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ErAT DE IA LoUIsTANE.-Coor d.

E'TAT DE Ia LouIsIANE.-Cour de
- District, Parpiase 81, L.aadTy.. No 1891
succession de Benjamin garantin, dacede.
LoittsA aRDss, 6pouse dc John W. Mcdonald. 4,
Ia p'aroisse st. Landry, ADMINISTRATIVE de Ia
eession de fen ~isesijamin Carsntin, decaaa der,
inere1nent Dc Ia Par9isse st, Landry, ayant pr,s.
sentfe On tatlleaa final % distribution de iaaite sue.
ce9sion. aecornpagna dune PETITION deimnnda..
ihoinDiogatiou d~icclui; Ell attanda qu'il a etc faif
lrois Ia deinatde de Il. dlte petition par orr .e
de Ia Cour, en- date DIN 8 ~jahyier 1850;
Ei CONSEQUENCE avis est parle present dpnne anx
intere fseS dams cette succession. FAVOR a dednire an
CRETE de Ia Geur snsdite, daus les trente io1rs a,i
~sniyf4aft h date dn present avis, les rsis5,,s II Al.
euHes liz ont. pour lcsgtielleS 10 dit tatleau ~ serait
pas appr0aya ct homoteguG.
Bureau dl firefier, I Ianyier 1850.
Is, LASTRArES. GreAler
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OPEL0USAS.
saMEnJ. q JANyIER 1850.
Aux HlgITiyFs 1T COnNERClys.

Le PATRrorE DEs OpELousAs
Giant Ia fslille la plus repandue
dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry, res
meet. "t rappelle aux per-
des avis a donner,
'front.' url avantagc
falsant lnsCrer dams
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des nieillenres qualities M ~ Aeilcsfss uaarrene
N0ntstavitans paTticnllercfnen lfettsntiUn publiM11
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Mck, Premium Crernnnt, Creme ID HoNxy. n0uSSSf
nls, dans des denai b0nteillee, HparkilfR Af6Aelles
Lt,isgworth's Native Wines Isnhella M SUSsnWh
Missouri Cabinet, etc. 5S'ss
Ncaassolis ausHt des wins rougss III biancs IL All.
iefenteA qualities ~ de NihasesIA pvtx3 deSyi6e ~
honnfg0ga0s AZ Maflhrc, Itorto4t BheftS nut s0nt I'm
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GIGARRS.
Nous en avons d p~lasiSars marques a. ndtra tvo.
pro Importation AZ nous An rscsvvons contsnuells.
nsnt directsnsnt AZ Ia HAvAns ~ III ,ssrunt A.
tciles q,altt6sA s~atisfaiYe TIL eopts leantus dI6IcIies.
TABAE.
Dss lnc!lenrea marques de ii yirgJnla qu'ou III 81.
male chettes diuiS c8 marrhs-ci, dams ~ paaauets NJ
eiiq liyresse Gu tn0Htant. IA achstcnfs ia III arti.
clio feront bleN do yenir exAtniucr uotre .sSt0ckn
Asnnt d'aehcterS atlleMts. Nous tpnpnas A,tnBi dn
Aiidefson's SolAce, dn tAbac N ehiduer III CnOdwin "
tabac a fhnier en paqueta de I, u dime liyse. ~.
BAG n fuitcr de III farguie dams des heites do deus
liyrcs, stabac A pfiHcr difIrantes unalit6 pipes. MA.
Opelotisas, ~ inn 1859. WARREN HAIL.