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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

CEED OATS RECEIVED THIS
~ day and for sale. ]. LANDON.
Mays.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

MASoNIc-At the annual election of
officers of killington Commandery, No.
6, at Masonic Han, May 18th, 1868, the
following Sir knights were duly elec-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

AccIpGST-On Saturday last, as Mr..
NJ J. parkin-, Of this town, va, blasting
rocks near hi, residence, north OF the
village, while tampinI The charge down
n pr.ml'ura discharge took place, throw
ing him several feet, and injuriug his eyes
aol me hand At first it was supposed
tle injury a. the eyes might be perman-
eft, but yesterday lie WIS reported i'm
owing in all respects, especially his eye
".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-24

THIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES TO LET-$6 PER
month. Rent allowed IL purchased at Musical Academy,
OF Eighth and Fortyour.h open day
and evening e. r. BENJAMIN
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"B1RD3 OF PREY"
Battle With Pirates ON the East Rivcr-Strip-
ping Vcsscls-rhc Police on the Aicrt-Fired
UpOn-Onc Tbief Shot.

Battle With Pirates ON the East Rivcr-strip-
ping VcsscIs-Thc Police on the Aicrt-Fired
UpOn-Onc Tbief Shot.
Rarely day passes without the police detecting
ventuIesome river pirate IN the act OF robbing
vessels or removing valuable goods from the docks
along the river fronts. Usually the pirates work
cautiously and systematically, ard they are so
thoroughly organized that detection Is rarely
their lot. They devote the night TO their
work, drift along nosely under the docks,
watch their opportunity when the police
are temporarily at respectable distance, or
the sailors and officers OF the ship asleep crawl up
steathly, ana n1lseiessy lower Their piunder
into their boats. In The event OF being before
boat can be launched for pursuit they have pulled
away, run under some dock, ana empt,ed their
craft ol all evidences OF Tie robbery. hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars are thus successfully stolen
yearly and the greater part o IL is never heard OF
again by the owners. occasionally, but only in
isolated cases the police fan upon some NOVICE III
Tie business ana secure HIM.
Inc last exploit vi the tneves is reported by the
Twenty-tir precinct police as having occurred a
lew minutes Leioie five clock this morning. lt
appears mat q. that hour officers Rooney Fallen
VINO we're on post N rIret avenue, Ih!ry-fourth
street aocK, observed two beats, one OF whch con-
talned three llen anu the other two men, beating on
anu OH u siOoU. lhey watched ihei. movements and
saw Them board tae craft, when tne police prcma-
ture'y exposed Their presence, The r0oDels imne-
dlaeiy drew OIL and rowed up stream. suspecting
That tney would not thus he thwared, the oni-
GERS Gale policeman kuekell TO their and
aud follow ed cautiously tue dock foot OF
Thlrty-ninth street, aud secretcd themselves.
Tney had not been long under cover when the boats
hove IN siehS, ran alongside the barge William
Lemulena, aGd, boarding Der as sne lay at the dock
commenced Stepping her OF ropes, spars and such
Other property as oiefeu easy removal. Tee police
mere saled irOni their cover revolvers in hand anu
called upon the thieves 10 surrender. The answer
was voliey OF shots from the barge as the pirates
hurred.y retreatei TO their boats aud pushed cut.
The police returned the IRE promptly and emptled
zine cnan Ders At the IagaD0nds, one which TOOK
enect In the body OF one OF the occupants OF the
boats VINO vas carried or safely by MS fellow rob
Def5. There beng no boat at hand by which the
officers couu pursue Them they made good their
escape.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DOOTH'S THEATRE.
ID Twenty street, Fifth and Sixth avenues.
FRIDAY LAsT NIGHT BUT ONE OF
Mr.. HACKETT,
who viii appear
FALSThFF,
IN Sbakspeare's great comic creation,
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR;
Or, FALsTAFF OuTWIITED BY WOMEN.
On MONDAY. Dec. 81,
First appearance here of the eminent actress
EMMA WALLER,
in her great character OK
MEG MERRiLtS,
In the beautiful and picturesque Drama OF
GUY MANNERiSo, -.
which viii be produced with all the ORIGINAL ana rAVO,
RITE Music entirely NEW AND APPROPRIATE
seen cry, COSTUMES, PROPERTIES, &c, &c,
Seats cured six days advance at the box once OF the
theatre its Branch Ticket Once the music store OF u
II. Ditson X Co., I'll Broadway.
HAMLET IN ACTIVE PREPARATION.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEHIALE

A YOUNG AMERICAN ORPHAN GIRL WISHES A
~ situation in geneei American family TO do chamber.
work and pain sewing chiidrens Address
PHAN, Herald olIcc
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yXyoop's MUSEUM AND MENAGERIh,

(snccessor TO Barnum'sl.
Broadway, corner OF Thirtleth street.
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WATCHES, JENvELRY, Or.

CUCKOO CLoCKS.-OUR PATENT AND MANUrAC
~ tmc American Watches at manu- aetures prsccs, pia
mond Pearl and cold Jewcry, SyerwaIe reduced prices
a. fRhNkF1ELD CO., Jcweers, Si1th avenue, corner
Fourteenth and Eighth avenue orndr'fwcnty st.
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A BARGAIN. -STEINWAY sons TX OCTAVE
n fianofortc square grand, nyraHe, less than halt It's
original four round also CHECKER
Ing paror do handsome Chckering Panoforc $685.
l6 Fourth
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IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
Interesting, invaluable and scientific SUBJECTS showing
how aud what we live for, delivered daily
New York Museum of Anatomy Those unable - attend
receive by forwarding 20 cents to the Secretary Ole
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-24
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The following are particulars Of auction sales Of
real estate Yeiter laY:-
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
- Under the management OF AUGUSTIN DAILY.
EVERY EVENING AZ s.
TONIGHT AND EVERY EVENING ATS, OVER AT 10:lS
with magnificent Scenery by RU,
BERTS and ptfLUCQ superb Mount
inGs, Costumes and powerful Cast.
- ] Mr. +. l.. Davenport. AS .Lagadere
} Mrs. +. s. thanirau. b. auche
THE MIR James Lewis. las. .Peyroliea
Dl kt's MOTTO. Miss Fanny Davenport .Zilia
n MI. MI. W. David .Lemuel
Mr. Geo. Holland. as -. :. The Host
L. Mr.. d. H. liarkin The Regent
~ Mrs q. II. Gilbert. The Princess
Mr. j. II. Polk. .Carickfergus
Mr. q. Il. Deverc. ..Sonzagues
EVERYTHING new EVERYTHING brilliant. Everything encored
CHRISTMAS MATINEE AT DUKES MOTTO.
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD PIANO CHEAP CALL AT L. p.
i CUMMINGS wareroom, No. nol square; sold in
Ealments rented to suit Only look
at them before you decide elsewhere.
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POLIO HALL, APOLLO HALL.
APOLLD HALL. APOLLO HALL
crner OF Twenty eighth street and broadway.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
from O'Clock 4. NJ until II p. ~,
THE ORIGINAL CARDIFF GIANT
THE ORIGINAL CARDIFF GIANT,
which was aug from the earth on Vim. c. Ncwcr
Cardih, Onondaga county, N. ",
WILL BE on EXHIBITION
The public cautioned a-ains,
SPURIOUS LIMITATIONS
OF this iinsre made by C. T. Otto, OF N " which
composed plas Paris aust and otner in
Ircaients, ahciuy coiored resemble slight de-
The original One OF these lcen exhibited
IN this city and the exhibitors have palm
upon the public
AS THE ORIGINAL
by means OF specious advertisements, sometimes In
THE FORM OF AN AFFIDAVIT,
which ack1 ts most essential point that Of magistrates
signature, ~ evidence that its
HAVE BEEN VERIFIED BY OATH.
The attention os eminent geooeis naturass unatomis.s
and scuiptoTs has been attracted tais
ORIGINAL COLOSSAL FIGURE.
Tic hy the pres aud although their opinions dversdcd
STATUE OR A PETRIFAC~oN,
they are unaaimons in pronoane ng II of
GREAT ANTI.U IrY,
WONUEsS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Mr.. ", :. lJ.HhiUN, who assisted In the excavation of
tho ~ original discovery Will daly attend.
oeec, an ' aheafluy answer AL questions his power
ADMISSION iisfE GENTS.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLAcKs. ,vsre, w.,,.cx
Doors Mt ~; To commence At r. N.
A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME or NOVELTY AND
VARIETY
+ Characters by Mr.. Lester wallack, Mr.
FRIDAY, John Gilbert Mr. @. Fisher, Mr.. J. II. Sod
Fourth nle) dart, Mr. B. T. Ringgold Mr. j. Z. wihiam
THE son. Mr. Held, Miss Madeline Henriques
WONDER. Miss Enie Gerrnon, Miss Laura Phillips
and Miss Fanny Green.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT SATURDAY, DEC. 25l,
A FAyoKITE BILL,
Characters by Mr.. Lester Wailack, Mr.
ERNEsrINE Ringrold Mr Held MI r. 49, Holland,
Mr.. PECK Mr. Rawers. Durand Miss
TRYING 1T on Madeline Henriques. Miss Ere ,;ermon
Mrs. John Seton, Mrs. l.. Phillips and
Miss Fanny Green.
On MONDAY EVENING dee, ~, for the first time In six
years will be presented Mr. Lester Walacss Comic Drama
CENTRAL PARK,
produced with NEW and BEAUTIFUL SCENERY by Mexsrs
isherwood, Evans AMI Hlyard; INCIDENTAL MUSIC BY
Mr.. Thomas Baker; HANDSOME APPOINTMENTS by Mr..
ilmoney NOVEL and INEFFECTIVE MECHANISM by Messrs.
Butler ond Guernsey, ard with cOmprising:-
Mr. LESTER WALLACK, Mr. JOHN GICpERT. Mr. J. II.
stoddnr Mr. 3. T. Ringgold Mr. 4. NJ. Holland, Mr. ], W.
Leonard Mr. Tom Owens, Mr.. Curran, Mr. Peck Mr. Qulg
ley, Miss Henrques, Miss Ellie Germon, Mrs. Seton, Mas
Fanny Green.
TUESDAY fourth timel-THE CAPTAIN OF THE
WATCH ana WOODCOCk's LITE GAME.
WEDNESDAY, (second tnel-CENTRAII PARK.
In preparation Mr.. r. W. Robersoa's beautiful Military
Drama,
aOURsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YorK. saturday. Dec. IS. 1869.


The interest manifested this week in the
,,,,on s, Il the Exchange has been fair the attend
spee has shown considerable Improvement and In cases
where really eligible property has beeu offered the DID
sn- has shown that many persons ready TO invest
Speculation In city property, at least In lots Is ior INC
present dead yet Of those most conversaht WIN
tue business-thc heavy dealers brokers' aucIoheers
and hOlders-giycs Indication Of CONCESSION
IN prces We are informed that north OF Ienth's-
Ihsrc Broad way property for sale ana very NIUE 70
be let. The times are not as nara as Viio 49,,
weuid make out IL should he remembered thal MnaC
ever the burdens aud discomfoHs resul s lto 49,
tsH the result Of impO>t the proceeds OF Wch are useu
Tor she reduction OF national DEBT rs NE accumulation
81 e0JHt The waste and "a ravasdIce Oh lne
nom the TAX falls are cheChVu SOoiiolny 10 ,
being devoted 10 the purchase oi bonus taxes at oIce o
form OF capital seeking investment IhOsS WLo an. ato
ruakng about the runuus effects OF national taxation
Weuid well take this phase OF the matter into con-
NJ Andrew Wilson's advertisement OF his sale next
ILursday. 40 Madison, " j., has no doubt ere Inis
utractrd the readers attention. An elegant pamphlet
containing ul and much descriptive matter, mas Deeu
-SLrd and MAY had Of MeSsrs johnson d hllei' az
Mr Wilson's Office and other places mentioned IN lhe
u.fn ,garc. As usual with MI wilson sa!Is,
h,re VII b. no po>tponenCht elther on acGo d and
comfortable shelter, and provision which hOspa
Inv 80, ,lor fr iur comfort of those who may attend.
number Of important sales are also ADVERTISED 20
l-Sc place Bt tie Exchange during the coming Weeh.
81 Muller. Wilkins Co-oi valuable business PIUGrS
EruOhhu. By A j. BlceckcI, Son ~ CO-Ol tne Longer
upILr, and the property north west corner OF Fourth
ave. and lcutAst.
private Gale Il house aud grounds at Fort Washington,
Twelfth ward for SSoOOo The plot 50xl00 on the north
$4,000; uud lot, 2JXl0O, on the north SIDE OF tOrB-
lsurtt-I., rs feet west OF FithtlVe., for $4,000
Mr WIN a. Rlyu0r has sold the lot on the northeast
corner Of Stvctlave. and irty-hit
So jNi5 Ion SoOi Also one lot on the rear hOtlh sue
Of nry -tfth.st., 2XlOO Tor $1,000 ana
uufth side Of ScvcHtysiNthst between MadlsOh
AMI tIltL-iNe, -oAlUA2' lot Sl'OO
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring 10 purchase rent such property
VIII and It to their interest to advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
ts aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
natter ana I'm addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
w be found not only NewYOrk and al! its cities and
villages b IN every state and Territory throughout The
Union. TIE advertisement should be as brief as VIII
allow Of The advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE DAILY
Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals In every
puuess professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 20 reports Of Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 10 tie value Of its col
urus as an advertising medium. The charges for adVer-
usng arc as follows DAILY TRIBUNE. % cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line: sKNI-
WEEKLY TEIrUyK Is per lno About ter Wsrds Of
mr. wide columns average line Terms cash IN advance.
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4rp epubs.
GREAT CLOSING SALE

REGARDLESS OF COST.
THR LARGEST AND MOST VALUABLE STOCK oP MOURN
ING GOODS EVER SELECTED MUST BIZ DISPOSED OF PRE-
vIoUs To REMOVAL, ON Oh BEFORE THE Isl OF FRBRuARY
TO 729 BROADWAY.
EMPRESS CLOTHS. eOc.. FORMER PRICE. 75e.
EMPRESS CLOTHS. SOC. FORMER PRICE, 81.
EMPRESS CLOTHS PrEEsT mPoRTEDj, 81 rs. FORMER
PRICE, 81
OTTOMAN vELoURs, 6 %, FORMER PRICE, 81 rs
BARRETT slllo. FORMER PRICE, sIA
COLORADO CLOTHS. 4Oc, FORMER PRICE, Csc.
BARATHBA CLOTH SOC. FORMER PRICE, Soc
ALPACAs 35e FORMER PRICE, Soc
ALPACAs. 6Oe. FORMER PRICE. 75e
ALPACAs, roe, FORMER PRICE, 81.
LUsTBR CORD 6Oc FORMER PRICE, &c.
JUsTER CORD. roc, FORMER PRICE. 81.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BoMBAzISEs. TAMIsB CLOTH
GRAPE CLOTH. IMPERIAL CLOTH. sHAwLS, AsTRACHAs
AND OTHER CLOAKIEGs, CLOAKs, BOENETs. Walls SUITS
ke ke ALSO, FULL LIMB OF SECOND MOURNING GOODS
AT CORRESPONDING SACRIFICE
JACKsOEs
ISL BROADWAY.
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Drp 60uos.


HOLIDAYS.
BLACK eros AED GIACB SILKS
EsI25ts 81 u.s.
VERY PrEB eros GRAIN SILKS, e.
ALL THE FrRsrCLAss MAKERS,
81 50 10 g.
and the
FINEST GOODS IMPORTED. 81 20 to s5
coIoREp SILK AND EVERY SHADE oP satin
at proportionate prices
LYONS BLACK SILK VELVET, $40
and upwArd, Of superb fnisb and eelor
BRoCHR AND WOOL sHAWLs.
purchased at the recent peremptOry auction sales and
RRTAILBD AT LESS THAN GOLD COST
CLOTH VELVET AND AsTRAKAN CLoAKs,
CURTAINS AND MOURNING GOODS
We ass call particular attention TO oar
SILK FINISHED BLACK ALPACA
ats cents and upward per yard
AS BEING A VERY ACCEPTABLE AND APPROPRIATE HoLI'
DAY GIFT.
Samples Of any portion stock furnished On ippAn OF sent
BY mail
SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
NOS. 3I2 AND 314 BOWER.
oEB DOOR BELOW BLERclBRsT
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Iib-S rrsfp StaI 6statt for Salt.

JENKINS g. WAY, at NEW -BRuNSWlCk,
~ n j. Offices opposite Depot and at No. ~ selso9'1 eA''
SILL sent u dehieu'
large and handsome COUNTRY RESIDENCE the snu olhe
eutbunR al comp order tnd four acres l "hu nluh
mile odeOi which will exchange Tor he"lwh OH OF D00'
Ign property ... .,.,,--
Three FARMS in Monmouth County, FARMS In hdds'sI
Countyi ali 6rsJ.clAsN
I OTIS for SALE-50x150 feet.-Madlson Land
Il Annexation Madison la few eboce LOTS for SALE Al
private on yrr favorable hpphed for These Lots
situate high eligible ground directly opposite The Ore" heo
walk
Apply 10 Manson Land Associates UGce No Puest n Y
~ O. n. PIRRSOH, General Agent
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latbintrp.

A BAND-SAW, also THREE-SIDE M0LDER,
O., sILE. p.arlv pew q HARVEY. % SprucssL
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Gin Ital 6statt for Salt.
gruOklpn S,al 6statt for SAlI.

NOR SALE. on Gates-ave., Bro0klyn-A large
r,sory .ni e1t-usiou BRICK HOUSE, and FOUR LOTS OF
GROUND Hem Improvements Pes s~A'rssi
-. s.tisfetar b. A rutland Co.. ; Bs~kmsHst D. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-20

F,dmts xrb nlsttinos.
DEV. r. II. CHAPLIN, ID. d., will lecture at
HI Pc~aetsu PrssbytsrlR Churh LeKDgioBsye MON
EVBNIEG Dee D. 1852 az y sslssk Naest; ORDERS OF
K.Sls- Do.r .p.s 81 o'sisSt TisE.s . ecu.
nRIENTAL AND BIBLE LANDS.-HOn.
" DIBHL will deliver Lsstsrs the above subject 10
ne SEss Bayu. Csssh, A'snss "a MONDAY EVENING
p.a sslosk The Lss,es will be ILLUSTRATED by tue use
Z age ssa p.nsssJ interesting aot IN
SsbbssSsAoo is~sAsss hsAss ssIf 10 De lad al
p. ds-r Dssn spes az ssoef
DEV. JOHN HALL. u. d., Will lecture III
IL W,..n,..Ier CLsrsb hetsren sixth and
s.re.asvos THIS kSndayl S'BNlsG. sgbee tie Mother
C...s.s Lecaro 81 o'eOck. Doom al q
Fiesse 10 he had at the door
"V1HE SHAM FAMILY AT HOME."-Mr.
i DR UOEDOyAS sew hu1soss lecture al Irenors Hsll
r Rsr spt All Fsuy seous 50 J. WEDNESDAY
RyRsEg Dee 81 1isk ~ Reserved - eeuA foi
L AZ TAeAtes TeLs okes fth HO sAd l broadSay and
3 The Halt
EAT MANS BALL TONIGHT Al IRVING
IL HALL DANCING COMMENCES Ar sb GRAND MARCH
AT liza
A REGULAR Quarterly Meeting of the Epis-
susl sfCsvaD cbuh soner PouIihase aud Twenty
,e Rev CARTBR d. d. hubesti The duties and Tespous
su 81 ne Sunda Teacher" subee, Tor dsasson 9Th,
ee-i naaas Of making Sun4y SsbOes Interesting 70 scholars"
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qropcsab.
p,,r.OyytcE pyp,srNsYr WA,HrNsvsN. D-sssher 4 1870
.nnnnEAIS e. AApAppINE pApER and

- -. nxr,v-x.y- W,.u,Ssy.V D.e,pher 4 1850
DppDoSATS for WRAPPING PAPER and
TWrB sEIIF6 PROPOSALS. vail De .sser,s at lhr D,p,r
-, M s i0th da .fJanuafy 1870 u ssosk fr hrss
% Wr.prug Psper Tor al PsOdses Ia Sse
$40. Of FebrusrT, 1879; NE
,s articles 70 delivered free Of ths Department ~ @e
blank Of se Pstoh<s DeP1rmst @.us.ol' - " -
auired ares specified belsN; 1900.
IA on r,a. Of WrappiaE PsDsr ssf Mssss nHsra
and 90 .hv eaua hni Ne Dsa~rss
-, .9iT..
- Iea%. 81 -. s'-e n u - :
80 foS. - ,,rs go - 9. s.s.1 ). V prs~an in BE
esni.E H'rs - 80 49, 49,. a.. .xask 9. .. IA n
\. -, a. ..i,I a.. a. !. -. psusds
eAns'si ans = =. .s.s sac 20. by uz-portss..
proloNas M sfsFsssH, "H :"
Eetns - ..,,..&s "a - s~srd.a "a M lowest
sdr .. he . - ....l ,...l,. se Ne. Al Va.xs.
sscertslhhE Nnrss - ~'
~ the peplnaeeE ,,,.,.s - ~ s-i-,.S AZ o.
he Nv asa0osa q ne
master . 49,. ... ...s - IA p.~ a6.,s ,ay he
Ssnps, o. soen 49, :. - =. "a Ls..., q s Pu cssoe Be
.,rtmsnt
1lrs 80 -,,s -. nrn,.,I On. a n, sh ~
hlSh ep't ~ .,.s.,. I, P.st.As,er TsI ssss gsar
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-04

N%La legislation radicae nous ayant frustre
de la publication des avis judciaires que vou-
lairnt bien nous donner dernierrment nos amis
ct patrons, nous nous proposons Deanmoins de
donner chaqne srmaine a nos lectrurs. nm som
MARE DIS ventes DE- SUGGESTIONS autres avis ju-
d!ciairrs que lautorile du Gouverneur IT de deux
d. sts aeoIytes ont daignk accordrr mn autre.
Dams le cas- OH IN administrator DE- succession
ilgerat d. linterst de Ia succession quill adml-
nstre de faire publier Ia vrnte ou tout autre avis
soft en- Franeais SOFT en Ang|ais, SOFT dams ces
deux langnes, dams le Courier, a6u de donner q
ces avis une plus grande publication, nous les ad-
,nettrons dams nos COLONIES raison de Is cents
par care, c'rst-a.dire 10 moitie de ce que celia
coiite dams le Journal CONNIE on le vera dams
nos COLONIES davis, un administrator (Tuteur)
s'est deja prevalu de ce moyeu pour donner plus
d. publication Ia vente d.. la Succession don't
il a administration.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-04
yENrES l'CBLIOrES.

FMnC Tnyl"r. rr~re. re-. Iedock Cusev -
Dams c..ttr uff lirr. H Sherif vrnlra au complaint
a Ia Maison de Conr. IL Srptrmbr- proclaim,
mn moyc+au DE- trrr-, stue SUI IAtcliataaya. me-
surant no ACRES.
Surcsssion q. Wnrklcy-La vente des hi.ns
de crti- succrssion aura lien lr 20 Srptn'b't
conra,,r. Washington. lis consistent rn !? ter
rains sis dams c- village. comprrnan. lr mHgas'
en briqurs njourd hui construction. !" beau
maga>in dc depot l'epsuve du trn. Ii dernler.
residence du iefunt, nnr anci 'nne TannrriF
1t un nu d-ux antrrs ttrrains avrc ane!ina'i'ns
La balance sunt des trrrains vacants. II a ~
outre GIG acres de terre sitnes sur lr Bayou
ConrtabIeau, a IA jenction de- l'Atchofalaya. qua
ire varhes, qnelqurs chevaux. un piano ct d'au
| tres effrts mobiIiers.
!, ondtions:-Comrtani.
Um. Ofntt. iqutdatenr, rs Fli:0 Sorthsr'oad
1t sou mart-Dans c-sse :fairo, 10 Sherit vendFs
a la Maison de Conr, le Octobre proclaim, pou
dn compliant nm terrain ct les batisses, stue dams
le village de Washington.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-04
La Science fait des progres.

Anssit0t on un article d'utilite generate etc
tprouve IT que son meritr etc reconnu tel par
ropinion pubiique. drs indivijus depourvus de
principles ch-rcherta refaire leur bourse vide IN
imitant Get article pnr ct en- ui s',bstituant me
contrefacon. Il va qnelqne temps, le mercnrr,
sous Ia forme de pilul"s. de- poudres &c. etait ad
mnistre pour toutrs les ma adies DE- lestomac It
do foie, tandis que la quinlne etait admnistree
avec abundance pour les fievres fi{ssons En-
fin. les HOSTETTERS STOMACH RlTTERS
ont fait leur apparition, ct nm systeme nouveau
de guerson etc inaugure. Les efets salutai-
d. crtte pre- paraton rxcplente furens de suite
reconnns. ct les poisons minSranx tomberent da.ls
obscurite dams laqure la civilisatiou ct les con-
naissances de la therapeutiqne Font condamuee
Beaucuup de fanx bitters ont etc imposes au pu-
bic. lesqurls, apres I'm seu essai. ont etc recon-
nus partairmrnt inuties. tandis que cenx de
HOSTETTER ont etc I'm bienfait a des miliers
de prrsonnes qni lis ont ramene la sante
Pendant de lougues annees mons avons obse,-
We les progress constants des HOSTETTEk:S
STOMACH BITTERS dams ropinion pubiqu',
ct seq effrts saluares pour la guerison de toutes
les maladies dune nature morbide don't l'estomsc
sss lie sid ge, ct nous pouvons afhrmer sans crante
detre confr:dit qu'on pent conpter dessus COM
me soulageant ct guerissant Leurs prorrieta.
res ont compose ces preparations apres drs all
ne-s 'etudes assidues. ct ills recu-illrnt ujour-
dhui Ia recompense laquells droit ce speci6
que Preceux qu'ils meritent ri birn. Cest Ia
eeule preparation de cette na,nre sur laquelle on
puiss- compter dams toutcs les occasions, IT pour
celia meme ellie commando latention des affliges.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-09-04

u NJ. J. P. Benjamin, autrefois Sc
cretaire d'Etat ct Secretaire de 10 Guerre
des Etats- Coufederes. Went d 'etre nomme
Ayocat de Ia Couronne pour le comte dc
Lancaster. Angleterre. II est rare. bier
rare, qu'une pareille distinction eoit accor
dee un etranger. dams Ia Graude- -Bretagne
LIE beau talent de M, Benjamin s'est vis<
impose chez nos cousins. Ce rNsulsat NJ
rien oui uous supreme NJ. Beljsmin eel
certaiuement 10 orateur de tres Crane
ordre.-Epoque. /