ocr: 13. spec n is AT %ii mm, The one morse stock or cno. CEIII K* is now arriving. My old euatomers land the public generally are Invited to call and exam, line the stock and pricei. The Stock is small, but WELL SELECTED , 1 And contains a great variety, viz: 15 Hhds. N. O. Sugars, 40 Bblt. Clarified do. 10 “ Crush'd do. 25 Bags Rio Coffee, 15 Bbls S. H. Molasses and Golden Syrup, Pejiprr and Spin , Nutmegs, Cloves, Raisins, , Mackerel and Codfish, Soap, Mould Candles, Star do.. Pepper Struct, Mustard, Wooden Euikets and Tubs, Haying Tools, Earthen H are, NAILS. SPIKES,CEGARS, TOBACCO. ROPE, Shovels and Spades Mineral Tuba, And various other traps, making a full supply of choice Family Groceries and Provisions, Which I am prepared to sell at P-tzv that cannet fail t nit those whs wish to buy either at Wholesale or Retail. Nov. 2, 1853. GEO. W. COBB.


Mineral Point tribune. [volume]

ocr: From the Beat of War I ; • and Jh'mies Viet j wii ui. > f J'H! m; 1 r-i.ti. <1 having hoar i of I ho gr*Ml sheers? I of the combine' 1 armßu* against Ru.--'a, pro**i*eded at one** io as j* ' lain llie secret to s ich bril ianl achieve

place_of_publication: Mineral Point, Wis.

publisher: Bliss & Chaney


ocr: Prepare For Winter. too STOVES, -IBR VCINC nearly every variety km wn, partic A ularly (he m at appruveu patterns) juai received hii-1 offered for sale by WM, LAN V* N, on Comrnerci St reel, Among hiaassortment may be found the follow Imr: May I'lower, If liter- Hitch. lUttrk Diamond Iron Munnr<h, Prairie Qaern, IVesirrH Queen Keystone. iliicer.n-. AT Li \ r*, li.vNs ip, LI >N. c., &c., A<f. u vn>u > all sizes and patterns now in use. Also, the follow ing. t-th t 13/trlorl 3 /trlor Stores. FT \ ?., with open and cU -• <1 fronts, S\ I4V.W, with and without' veas, MOSTVIN. 4 * i* *i COTTAGE &c„ Ac. BOX STOVES Oj all dtf'rij;.'. ri> nnl siZ‘. f'!tn trill a fete COAL STOVES, Doth for Cookin ' n I the Parlor, lie has also a ?arc:‘ afoek of beautiful J 3-: •; - Including ' J A To P ?. 1 T P t- Hrns, Or'’m*'r‘. M ’ lichers, i ’s-tora. S': |rh‘Tl \1 U£S, i|{>, C ind>st Lamp*. >jM.b on*s &c., fcc., S decled with care, and offered at 1 emarkably low rates Tin, Popper and Sheet Iron Ware. <f nil kind ■ constani ly on hand, or manufccMired to o--!*t, on the hottest notice. in Connection with this esUkbf L h rr.fi 1 13 a W'*' 7 3H 53L rwasr .-m. u - mn o Where w*rk n tillurof their respective lines will be done 111 the beat possible manner. JOII UOUK A *‘c•!*!.• ! r> In any of tho above Shops on short notice i\‘r<*.T.s u y ming in M I:ne, aie invited u call and examine his Sfock an I rric“*. WILLIAM LAN VOX. Mineral Point, Hf-t. JS73 5u 1 \*i aac e; v.


ocr: NEW BOARDING HOUSE. □ ■ Kt TIT’ fl i: and up bis house on HIGH STKEET,for the HCCommonut.un of a few l>oartlers, in the Urst and Most Comfortable Manner. rie wid extend his business as occasion requires. Per sons desiring hoard, are invited lo call on him. Mineral Point. May 19. I*-53. 2 r lf


ocr: New Era 111 the Stove and Tin Business. L E. EOKMSII, At thr Sign of The Big Tea Kettle, TT •>1 ID • r.nnojjnro to the pub’ic. that, ’ * has nurch i.,ed he Tin >h q luoelof. r<* carried | ■ n by II •> A Wheofer on * dor west f Wheeler’t i >l r•, *n I’gh >tr* •?, whtT*. h-’ pr*paiei to furnish ' ’he 1 ! c,: t'*m if that • as well n all j others whe i; ay favor him with a call, any article in the lice of Copper, Tin, or Sheet-Iron 1 Care, • >n the si orte t ri' tice. He will kc*p constantly on hand •very variety of Cook I .as;-, r.iilor and Ho\ Among hi. ’ ok'itg Stoves may be found the following Queen of the HW, Western, Xew World, I eon htng, 6f r .. 4*c. Morning Star. National. Challenge. May Elor-rr. Sf.. ter. A’ so— Premium!', ol vat patterns ami sizes ' Amoii" \\ii;cli ate miRKOIC, I OT J u;:;, PPAI,, BItMII.V SVbV.AK, AV. 111 .K 14 l> iA*I f- \ . for wood. *1 > do do cod. Together w'h . rrt ( every ; attern of iiOX stoves.


The daily union. [volume]

ocr: ily J. C. Aiicllouc-rr. J GOVERNMENT HALE OF VACANT LOTS.-On Tuesday af 11 ternoon, May Vd. at 3 o'clock, at my auction rooms, I ???nil aell the following-named property : Square No. 311, lot ID Square No. 653, lot* 4, 6, 8, 9, uud H Hquare No. 778, lot ft tiquare No. 77V, lot 19 Bquaie No. VI I, lota 10, 11, 14, ami 1J f qua re north of * quire No. 9b0, all Square No. 1 ,M?9, lot 3 Square No. 1,079, lot 9 Hquure No. 1,08ti, lot 1 Squaie No. 1,096, lot II Square No. 1,107, lot I Square No. 1,110, Iota 18, 19, W0. Terius ca?h,in ?peci ily order of the ( or- mi*aictitr of I'uLII* lluiidin-r*. J AH. C. McOUIRE, iiJ?d Auctioneer.

place_of_publication: Washington [D.C.]

publisher: Thomas Ritchie & John P. Heiss


ocr: IIjr J. C. MctilUlE, Auctlotteer. flOVEKNMBNT BALK OF VACANT LOTS.?On Tueaday af li ternoon, May^d, at 5 o'clock, at my auction-rooms, I shall sell the following named property : Square No. 26, lot 10 Square No. 653, lots 4, 5, 6, 0, and 14 Square No. 776, lot 6 Square NorT?9, lot 12 Square No. til I, lota 10, II, 13, and 13 Square north of square No. ObO, all Square No. lot 3 Square No. 1,079, lot 9 Sqaare No. 1,080, lot I Sqaaie No. 1,016, lot II Square No. 1,107, lot 1 Square No. 1,110, lota 18,19, 20. Terma cash, in specie. By order of the Commissioner of Public Buildinga. 7 JAS. C. McGUllE, 90?d Auctioneer.


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The Opelousas courier. [volume]

ocr: N. Orleans Cards, &c. E F. Mioton. P. Malochd. E. F. MIOTON & CO. Successors to Vincent Aicard. WHOLESALE & RETAIL MERCHANTS OF CROCKERY, CuIINsAt-WAIE. GLAss-WARE, &C. No. 42, Old Levee Street, Dec. 31, 183J.-- y. NE W-ORLEANS. Bo We SW EWaI, WVholesaleDealer in Boots, Shoes, Brogans, liats and Caps. W ILL keep constantly on hand, a large and well selected Stock of Boots, Shors and Hats. Particular attention is given in the manufacture of a those goods. to meet the wants of Louisiana Mer- chants; comnbining good qualities, high instep and suitable sizes. From long experience and close ap- plication to this branchof business, no house can offer greater advantages, nor goods better adapted to the wants of both buyers and consumers. The assortment of HEirs and CAPr is complete, such as Fashionable Silk, Otter, Fur, Casimir Wo oft. Also-Leghorn Straw, l'anamna, Campaechy and Palm Leaf. Orders sent to the house shall be filled with care and attention. G. W. DUNBAR. No. 5 Magazine street. New Orleans, February'4th, 1844.-ly. J. V. Gourdain. Charles Kerr. GOtTPDAIN & ERE, commIssrION MERaHANTS. No. 25, Conti street. NEW ORLEANS. 14th June 1854--ly *

place_of_publication: Opelousas, La.

publisher: Joel H. Sandoz & Andrew Meynier


ocr: T .HEODULE FONTENOT, of the Pa. rish of St. Landry, State of Louisiana, having filed a petition tfr the appointment cf Administrator of the Estate of llilairo Fonte. nlot deceased, late of the Parish of St. Lan. dry ; Now, any person intending to make opposi. tion to said appointment, will file the same, in writing, in my office, inl the town of Ope. lousas, within ten days, from the publication of this notice. A. GAIIRIGUES, Clerk. Opelousas, January 7th, 1854.


ocr: E UGENE PITEETIN, of the Parish of St. Landry, has applied by his petition to b. appointed .Dative Testamentary Exe entcr of the Estate of Raymond Dario, de ceased, of said Parish. An-- person intending to make opposition to s, . appointment, will file the samo, in wnriir , within ten days from the ldate of the prezent rotice, at the office ofthe Clerk of the Dis:rict Court, in the town of Opeiousea. A. GARRIGUES, C'rk. Opelousas, Janua- 7th. 1554.


ocr: GORDE.`P SEEDS, W ELL known to be the BEST seeds " in America, crop of 1853,-A full assortment put up by D. Landreth. For sale by S. D. ALLIS. (Jan'y. 28, 1853.] Washington, La.


ocr: G| UI , nt MMin DEM.IBER DE SAINT-MdRTIN VILLE _tm-mmmmàm TIENT un dérý, Marbres d'Italie, dt de :z'e.e q1u:Ilé, peur T, bas on (l<fjces qut L sque. Les 'ersonnle qui ZUroint besolx de quel. ues travaux en ce enrp. v-udrotnt bien s'a dresseri à lui, à St. Martimnile. ou au bareau du Courrier des Oplc.ousas. Il garantit ses fondi.tions. St. Martinville, 31 Decembr1, 15.3 l


ocr: Henry L. Garland. Louis Lastrapes: Garland & Lastrapes, ATTORN.EYS AT LAW. --R L exercise their profession in the 7 different Courts of the 15th Judicial District. Their oafice is in Opelusas. February 23d, 1854-Ty.


ocr: auoctnioïide J.ci . Teang, dcedoe. S ptibo es& ifoié qu'il sera vendu, nfna. plus offrant et rnier iché f a dernière résddenue n défunt, en cette i jaf le sosi' gé, U Panteur Publi pour laaroisse St. Landry.'le l ardi, 14 Miàsprochatn, T854 *s propriétés ci-dessous décrites, apparte -Tant à la succession de feu J. 13. Young, décédé, à savoir : UN LOT DE TERRE, situé à la Pointe Plaquemine, en cette Pa roisse, mesurant environ 160 acres. SESCLAVES de divers âges et des deux sexes. -Chevaux, Jumens, Poulains, Mulets, Anes, Anesses, environ 30 têtes de Moutons, deux Fusils, un Chalan, Meubles de Maison et d'autres articles. Ternies et Conditions :--Toutes sommes de vingt-cinq piastres et audéssous, payables comptant, toutes sommes au-dessus de vingt cinq piastres, payables en trois payements égaux et annuels, à partir du jour de la vente. Les acquéreurs fournissant cautions solidaires à la satisfaction de l'Administrat"er. La ' et les esclaves restant spécialement hy. jusqu'au payement final du prin et des intérêts, à raison de huit pour de l'échéance jusqu'au payement final. EVTE. DEBAILLON, Encanteur. Opelousasn11 Février, 1854.


ocr: Vente a I'Éncan. fL sera vendu, en vente publique, par le eL ounsigné, Encanteur, sur les lieux, le SUedt, I 8 .Mars courant, * LA BELLE RESIDENCE on Habitation de Madame Jewell, situ* 4e près du villae ded Opelousas, etapparte* nant ci-devant a Wm. B. Knox, contenant cent quarante arpents (plus ou moins) et dont une partie se trouve dans la Corporation. Environ 20 têtes de bêtes à cornes; Un lot de cochons, un Wagon; Deux chevaux, deux mulets; Inatrumenta aratoires; Meubles de maison; gy*Les conditions, qui seront avantageu ms aux acquéreurs, seront annoncées le jour de la vente. A. DEJEAN, Encanteur.


ocr: ( t 1 I e JAINE ET PEAUX. LE SR. J. L. COURET continue d'acheter les Peauxde Bœuf.--Itachète ag la Crite et le Suifquand tout cela lukeest apport hez lui, aux Opelousas, il paye, comme tolours comptant. Il achète aussi comme dbabitude, la Laine dans Sila Paroisse et le.paroisses avoisinagtes. y11enverra des hommes la couper, il se ran spfeMI chez tous les habitfs qui en ont à vendre, u réclame la préférence de ses amis et connaissances. Il pje. ra par mouton, de 20 à 30 cents, selon ri quaef de la laine. Beaucoup de personnes connaissent avec quelle loyauté le Sr. Couret a traité les affiires, ils n'ont donc qu'à lui donner la préférence piur trouver un avantage. Opelousas. 11


ocr: MARC & ISIDORIE HOLLIER, Peiatreset lJfricr O FFRENT leurs s arvices an publia Ils se ren dront partout où ils seront aippeks, et s1crnt expéditife dans leurs enitreprises et i (udrés lanseurs prix. Ils nettoieront, regratteront et reveruiront li's vieux meubles, et feront en un mot tout ce qui coCI cerne les diverses branches de leurs nritiers. RKfidence :-Aux Opelousas. OpeloMas, 11 Juin, 1854.-la.


ocr: /'HE Ti aRll for the Town of Opelou . s. ass, for the year 1854, is completed and left with Guy H. Bell, for twenty days, from this date, where those vwo wish, may call and examine the same. A. J. THOMPSON, Assessor. Opelousas, May 20th, 1854.


ocr: Hotels, Springs, &c. BEll-llCENEY PRIG8! T HE undersigned respectfully informs the pub lic that they have opened sinre the lst. June instant, their popular watering place and are ready to receive visitors.-The Springs are sitlatedin the Pine Woods, Parish of St. Landry, :;7 miles north west of Opelousas, about the same distance south of Alexandria, and 10 miles uorth from Bayou Chicot.-The water possesses highly medicinal qualities and has proved efficacious it nany aggra vated diseases which were beyond the reach of ordinary remedies.-The bath is a, ppl:ed by the Spring wvaler and much appleciated by invalids. Deer, fx and wild cat are numerar.s, affordirg fine sport to the hunter, and the Lake, seven miles in length, with a depth of twenty feet. sit :ated three miles and a half from the Springs, abrluais in trout and other fine fish.-A pack of hournil ;,r hunting and boats lbr fishing will be firnished t, the visi tr:s.-The best wines and liquors a hich the New Orleans market can afford will be kert -onstantly on hand.-Coaches can always be p,.ocured at Opelouas and Washington to transpur' si.y number of pa'sengers to the Springs.-(Good n asic will be furnished and balls given twice per week, gratis. Hunting horses and vehicles to tranr;ort ladies to the lake will be kept for hire.-Gent)i n.en fond of hunting should bring their guns.--Fi.uing tackle may be purchased at the Springs. Ot.An excellent French cook is engaged for the season. TERMS OF BOARD. By the month, - .- $ ý5 00 Per Day, - - - 1 00 Children & Servants, half price. Horses, per day, - . . 75 DAIGLE & BEAUCI(AMP. June 17th, 1854. Q7'The Courier oft e Tecreand tlF.itso of .er.e millionville will please copy. It. & B.


ocr: JUDIOM.S iOYERiBl AN LUNOWOrT, owx 1t t2Uhs or sg,: e.ls,. .warm ess, Spittiag f ldhed, ight Sweatse, Ast.mb, L ver .tOpalats, ia. Ol ISrtP WYON. ' EORBGE'S Extract Honduras 8arapa rills, eelebrated as a Tonic an Invigo rator of the System.- Carlton's Nerve and i one Liaia ent, for the mare of all diseases the Horse, which require an external appli cation.--omstoek's Vermifuge, the bet pre' paion, for expelling worms from both Child, rn asd grown Persons, now known..--Al the above named articles for sale only by Apr HEBRARD & LEE. April 1854.--8m.


ocr: JULIETTE MARAN, of the Parish of SOrleans, having filed her petition for the appointment of Adniinistratrix of the Es. tate of the late Charles Maran, deceased, late ,of the Parish of St. Landry. Any person intending to make opposition to said appointment, will file the same in writing, in my office, in the Town of Opelou. sas, within ten days from the publication of of this notice. A. GARRIGUES, Clerk. Opelousas, April 8th, 1854.


ocr: For Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale, his fine property situated at the junction of Bayous Bouf and Croc odile at Mountville, consisting of EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND, with the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon erected. For particulars apply to the Editors of the Opelousas Courier, or to WM. IRWIN. Opelousas, April 9th, 1854.


ocr: --4. s et te r le Landry. Wce at Vermillentille, Lafayette. idi September 1853.- Iv.


ocr: JUDSON'S CHEMICAL ErrTRACT 07 CHERRY AND LUNGWORT, FOR THE CURE OF Couns, Colds, oearsness, Spitting of Blood, Night Sweats, Asthma, Liver Complaints, and CONSUMPT ION. G EORGE'S Extract Honduras Sarsapa ·I rilla, celebrated as a Tonic an Invigo rator of the System.- Carlton's Nerve and Bone Liniment, for the cure of all diseases the Horse, which require an external appli cation.-z-Comstock's Vermifuge, the best pre jitration, for expelling worms from both Child reii and grown Persons, now known.-All the above named articles for sale only by HEBRARD & LEE. Opelousas. April 15th, 1854.--3m.


ocr: NEW SPRING GOODS. TllIIE under igned having just arrived from New-Orleans inform their friends Sdl the public, that their stock of Spring CGodcs is complete, consisting of a splendid as:mor:tment of Ladies & Gentlemen fine goods. G-,.t care has been taken in the selection of tIt,.e goo., and we feel convinced that a general sa:i-f ction will be given to persons "'ietir.g our cstablishmnent. Bareges, Silks, Jaconets, Ginghams, Lin" ens and a full assortment of Clothings & Hats is on hand ; all other goods also to be found at GENIN & POIRET. Opelousas, March 18th, 1854.


ocr: UNION ROTEL form ther friens and the pEublic in ge a neral, that they have plrchsed the U. mo r .on ta in Ojtelouass, formerly owned by Mr. Frederic Martel, and more recently by Mr. Christopher Steel, and that they are now ready, with the aid of a good french cook. to re ceive boarders and travellers that may patronize their establishment. The best wines, liquom, &c., that the New-Or leans market can furnish, will always be found at their establishment. Theysolicit a share of public patronage. H. A. PATIN, ZEPHIRF! CO&'R.tER. Opelousas, January 7th, 1854.-ly


ocr: Echappé ou Volé SDE larsidmnceda moiaeigié, dne la illedea Opeloaes. le 3 souraut, un hwhral auéricain, mioolear alema, ag6 de 11 a 12 as,i mar<qué de trois 7 lvn dals Pautre. Le dit emal tgt da tire. Us. rdeompeue hon . nesera seeowde lapersonne qui le raimè. AUGUSTIN STEE*, Opelousat, 15 Juillet 1854.


ocr: ILOTEL DE L'UNO S LES somséjigré norj r e ~jJ rai. q u'îlti )it acri',liIw< ment à %Mrn 'FOrerri NIartýl, et M41r. Chi styytiie Steel1. et F4,1.i reÇ préparés à-. e, «aide d'uv .i (ii11:.t t 'f gerra (lui voudronit hiraircet ~' On trouvrerar torîjotrdr à lFýr mil<err m.%!z flîîîe'I. s . lrre,~ une part du ptitr,,iigt puib]c. Il. \. 1)'-j r7N SE! P H R 1N . Ope1oubu, Janvier, R IBBS &- CLAR'K olit ,*ax Bgys, et cortlu recevoir, ii1Ïsi que dt VfMjýct-èe vendront à des etonditionw r Qeua 4févri'r I~t Obim Jouera,I'r i, Uni nègre d'un certain àge. iii pe jrdinift 'adresser ai.ueu . tç~fuP GRIOFII, I IIB I[t I)E SAIN 7-31AR 7'J14 ViLLE. ii de qrel. quese travaux er C"e g;eLre, voudronbet dreceeýr ù ]ui, il.F3, UfltIk ru au du Courrie-r dés Il garantit -é- funda- i.) S 5OCCUPFRÂ d-3',ue sa pruftâh.on. daus L a &osf t. yette, St. Mart:nD, Verwi!LicD et St. it Son Bureau eét à ~!I~~e 31


ocr: Avis aux Dames. MALDAME PIGEON d& mambadine d'Wir av"n4 louveratre die la ais de pr.*ssg le vndra à du ZElk proLi" de mo. eosaion pon ura»o. mraumx dm ds n* psaas :pour le pýor » en &MW-- e. Orléans mu amrdu" -de nuwatooau s =3epaUW OeeIotn, 14 Janrier 1854.


ocr: JUDSON'S CaCAL EXTRACT F01 CHERRY AND LUNGWORT, COR TEE CURE or COuagh, Colds, Bearsuess, Spittiag of Blood, Night Sweats, Astsha, Liver Ceoplaits, and CONSUMPTION. E~ORGE'8 Extract Honduras Sarsapa G rills, celebrated as a Tonic an Invigo rator of the System.- Carlton's Nerve and Bone Liniment, for the cure of all diseases of the Horse, which require an external appli cation.-Comstoek's Vermifuge, the best pre paration, for expelling worms from both Child ren and grown Persons, now known.-All the above named articles for sale only by HEBRARD & LEE. Opelousas, April 15th, 1854.--3m.


ocr: Opelousas, June 10th. 1854. TMl ,aEAT1 .TNRKI tOMSTOCK Mrie eand pea Ui meat, war SIC'pted toem Rhs am ui, Godt, SifJoints. We. ki , Ac.. -Dr. KiHoli's Toth-ache Dps tr the ofl - of Tooth-ach. aens 1rh r ' the grut r-dy fir Geuealt ,eukr ieakne et . ide stss ffrs Opsteas Appit I th, s.--4S, T~:±~zk" tie ,Imtminoee-dsmd.do him to cows aid mto ýe i`apiiS$ i to $ eee i~l - di git~blylO LD eaobra ~l IDOUAJD IAYOLQ. . Opcrlr Jae10 1+854.


ocr: Henry L. Garland. Louis GAiRLANDB & LISTlPFIS, gbotatz. E XERCERONT leur profesion dan. les différentes Cours du 15me. Distric Judiéiaire. Leur bureau est ux Opélousas. 23 Février 1854.-.1.


ocr: o t 1UNION HOTEL THE thdersigned respectfilly in form their ttiendsand the publie fd ge neral, that they have purehased the U mIO HOTEL, in Opelousas, formerly owa.etby Mr. Frederic Martel, and more recently by MIr. Christopher Steel, a~t that they are now ready, with the aid of a good french cook, to re-" ceiv-e boarders and travellers that may pironize their establishment. The best wines. liqors, &c., that the New-Or leans market can furnish, Will always be found at their establishment. Theysolicit a share of piblic patronage. . . A. PATIN ZEPHIRIN dORMI':; Qpelousas, Janirary 7th, 1854.-1y


ocr: Hotels, Springs, &c. BIJiJIIENEY SPRINGS! T HE tmdersigned respectfidly infotrns the pub 1 lic that they have opened since the Ist. June instant, their popular watering place and are ready to teceive visitors.-The Springs are situated in the Pine W~.. is Parish of ft. Landrv. .17 miles north west of Opeltousas. about the sainme distance south of Alexanuria, and 10 miles north from Bayou Chicot.-The water possesses highly medicinal qualities ;and has proved efficacious in many aggra vated di-:ases which were beyond the reach of ordinary remedies.--The bath is supplied by the Spring u:ter and nmch appreciated by invalids. Deer. Ix and wild cat are numerous, affording fine sport to the hunter, and the Lake. seven miles in length. with a depth of twenty feet, situated three miles and a half from the Springs, abounds in trout and other fine fish.-A pack of hounds for hunting and boats ;,r fishing will be furnished to the visi tors.-Tl, hest wines and liquors which the New Orlean. market can afford will be kept constantly on had.--Coaches can alwpvys be procured at (Opelousas and Washington to transport any number of passe.,.r-rs to the Springs.-Good music will be furnished :.nd balls given twice per week, gratis. Hunting horses and vehicles to transport ladies to the lake wall be kept for hire.-Gentlemen fond of hunting should bring their gnns. ;Fishing tackle nay be p'rchased at the Springs. eT"un excellent French cook is engaged for the season. TERMS or BoARD. By t ,e month, - - - $ 25 0& Per Day. - - - - 1 Of ChIiltien & Servants, half price. Hores, per day. - . 7:r DAIGLE & BEAUCHAMP. June 1ith. 19.31. ,[T Ths Courier of the Teche and the Edho of Ver; nillionvilie will please copy. D. & B.


ocr: ~rand totea*, Lt. LO UIS A. PA TIN, P ROPRIEA'YR. O N the 15th of January nert, 1854, this lotel rill be opened for the reeeptiour of the travelling public. This Hotel will be, kept in the best style, and the Table furnished with the best that the market of the place can afford. Large and commodious Stables are attached to the Jstablishment. Grand Coteau, 31st December, 185&


ocr: E. F. Mioton. P. blaloch6 E. F. M1IOTON b CO. Successors to I nce at Aicard. WILOLESALE & RF:r.I MrRCIIHNTS OF CROCKERY. Curstý.i-W.\nc. ,GL.uS-W.ns. &C. No. ;2. Old Levee Street, Dec. 31, 19 ":.-1ly. NEIW-ORLEA.NS. . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . 1holcsaleDealcr in Boots, Shoes, Brogans, liats and Caps." W- ILI, keep constantly on hand, a large and well selected Stockof Boots, rhocs and Hats. Particular attention is given in the manufacture of those goods, to meet the wants of Louisiana Mer chants; combining good qualities, high instep and suitable sizes. From long experience and cloa~ plication to this branch of business, no house 15. offer greater advantages, nor goods better adapted to the wants of both buyers and consumers. The assortment of .ATrs and CArs is complete, such as Fashionable Silk, Otter. Fur, Casimir Wool Soft. A~/so-Leghorn Straw, Panama, Campeachy and Palm Leaf. Orders sent to the house shall be filled with care and attention. ;. W. DUNBAR. No. 5 Magazine street. New Orleans, February 4th, 185.4.-ly. J. V. Gourdain. Charles Kerr. GOUYDAI.T & ZERiR, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 25, Contl street, NEW ORLEANS. 141h Jmne 18h54-1y. To Planters and Merchants,


ocr: finnr L. Garlaud. Louis Lastrapca CIîLI-,, & LASTRAPES, F XERCERONT leur profession dan, I les différentes Cours du 15me. Distric Judiciaire. Leur bureau est aux Opélousaa. 23 Février 1854.-la.


ocr: IIOT'îAAïVUU'lý,.itýp Opelosqsaçs Lde. LES sousâignpé anoorîcent re5peemue, seeîerit à irais axîîîa et ai piiuhc eni SU ral. qCils ont acheté Vl'lotd de I aîîBEa Opr!lins. alaparti:iidit aricîvîîie nient à Mr. i-iéîierîc Martel. st pius ricenmmier M r. Christe-.ihcStl et iiaitieitria prPerjco asvec à'id.r iil bu ctir laîçan a recCevOî Iiiri' nts i 'airus 1 f lie geurs qui voii'll'Oii- iic(îUiag c. t e i ir~.iii-·:~ :::. ! i'!.!li- ;'' · i" ! ':iii i iirL On 'suer t- -lv 41 I! r" ( I N ût rýçu dc nc reçus \i.;ii LX fl r/c et cc'C iitUcuOll:t d'os reQ Li Uù~ lic' Vl:uit ;-i2 igè:c qu'ils t .±&~ Q :~~hIL1 eI.xV 1W 0ai ! louera. Ufl a ti U DEL S 11 Y T]'-il A lL'ý"'i3 1i1,LE.H 1 'NTi uf I !T dpUt de nis r h ouaiï pour~ ([UCI (79 111, aurû ciScei de l :ltei t .;:':vaux _ii i..· giîret . v. i ur·;t Luiu· aa dre i. r Sàt. S i 1»idviic , Vu au Lurtiè du (:yédsU~osx ~r ·i:i; i!c.s': ifljcs d. k· ''t-i ~d' S


ocr: VENTE PUBLIQUE, veN vertu d un ordre de la Cour de Db. trict dans ut pour la Paruise St. Lan. dry, il sera vendu ren vente publique, au plu offrant et dernier enchérisseur, par le soUssi. pge. Enicanteur public, sur l'habitation ci. dessous désignée, au Bayou Bouf, Le Vendredi 3 Mars prochain, 1854, les propriétés ci-après décrite', livrées p Louis Soileau fils, à ses créanciers, savoir: ITN CERTAIN 7,eorcesiui de Terre, situ'- sur la rive droite du Bayou Beuf, dam la Paroisse St. Landry, mesurant 85 acres et 84 centièmes, (plus ou moins) de superficie, ensemble avec toutes S ET AMELIORATIONS qui y sont situées, étant ladernière residence dudit Louis Soileau, fils. Environ 4,000 livres de coton en grains, environ 40 barils de nmals un robes, trois chevaux doux, un lot de cochons et 2 veaux d'un an. Conditions.-Payable dans tout le mtoi d'Avri; prochlain; les acquéreurs fournissant cautiuon à la satisfaction du Svndic. EVTE. DEBAILLON, Encanteur. Opelouisas 28 Janvier 154.


ocr: Sii ~1 r - - toal b pttr0In :, },I.ti(L bo 11',110 111 0at11 ti41C.1 Opei~clou"-as1 Apil-,'. le. . 1q54n.1. . unl W TILL be sold, to the last and higi.lst bidder, by the under.igned, Auc tioneer, in and for the Parish of St. Landry, at Washington, 1s On Thursday, 20lth April inst., 18 -34, the valuable property belonging to Ir. Israel and klown as the Q u HýSllSIHGTOX HOTEL, ctionsisting in a lot ofground situ in the town of Washington, in this Par bounded North by Main Street, South Washington Street, East by Carribre and West, by 3Mountville Street, with the Buildings and Improvements thereon Conditions.- Payable in one, two and years credit from the day of sale. IR. BENG UEREL, A uctio.ocr. i ,e di


ocr: C. H. Mlouton, Sttornup anti eonatnor at ilain, WI L L attend to all business of his pro V- • fession, in the Parishes of St. Lan dry, Lafayette, Vermillionand St. Martin. Office in Vermillionville, La. 31st December, 1853.-1y.


ocr: Henry L. Garland. Louis astrapes. Garland & Lastrapes, ATOR'NEYS AT LAW. UTILL eercise their proussion is the S dierent Courtse of the 15th Judicial Distriet. Their oMe is in Opelou.es February 23d, 1854-1i.


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. WI lL be sold at public Auction, by the undersigned, public Auctioneer, on Wednesday, 18th Jan'y. next, 1854, at the last residence of Mrs. Marguerite Gra deitgo, widow of Etienne Lamorandier, in q ToWplf Washington, the following prope belonging to the Estate of said Widow morandier, deceased, TEN SLAVE of both sexes and different One Lot of Gentle Horne a e. Terms and Conditions will be Ikanwn on the day of sale. EVTE. DEBAILLON, Opelousas, 17th December, 1 gytThe above sale has beei ned till TaURSDAY, 2nd DAY OF MARS" T, 1854. EvTE. DEBAILLO ioeer. Ppelousas, 28th Jan IH ale of the of the Goods of Messrs. Pat' that was to plaoe on the January last, has bpostponed - th instant.


ocr: HIotels, SprIngs, &c. BELL-BIENY SPRIiN ! j HE undersigned respectfully informs the pub. lic that they have opened since the 1st. June instant. their porular watering place and are ready to recei ve v isitors.-The Springs are situated in the Pine Wooids. Parish of St. Landry. 37 miles north west of Opelousas, about the same distance south of Aletain aia, and 10 miles north from Bayou Chniot.-- The water possesses highly medicinal quaities and has proved efficacious in many aggra vated dEieases which were beyond the reach of ordinary remedies.-The bath is supplied by the Spring water and much appreciated by invalids. Deer, fox and wild cat are numerous, affording tine sport to the hunter, and the Lake. seven miles in length, with a depth of twenty feet, situated three miles and a half from the Springs, abounds in trout and other line fish.-A pack of hounds for hunting and boats for fishing will be furnished to the visi tors.-The best wines and liquors which the New Orleans market can afford will be kept constantly on hand.-Coaches can always be procured at Opelousas and Washington to transport any number of passengers to the Springs.-Good music will be turnished and balls given twice per week, gratis. Hunting horses and vehicles to transport ladies to the lake will be kept for hire.-Gentlemen fond of hunting should bring their guns.-Fishing tackle may be purchased at the Springs. lJ'An excellent French cook is engaged for the season. TERMS OF BOARD. By the month, - S 25 00 Per Day, - - - 1 00 Children & Servants, half price. Horses, per day, - . - 75 DAIGLE & BEAUCHAMP. June 17th, 1854. 0;-The Courier of the Terhe and the Echo of Ver millionville will please copy. D. & B.


ocr: JUDSON'S CEmCAL m]zMcr O0 CHERRY AND LUNG WORT, lOa raT cURE or Ce hss, C os, learsness, Spattg of od, Night sweats, A£Mha, Uver C~ola, an CON UMPT.ION. EOURGE'S Extract Honduras Sarshpa Srill, celebrated as a Tonic an Invigo rator of the System.- Carlton's Nerve and Bone Liniment, for the cure of all diseases the Horse, which require an external appli cation.--Comatock's Vermifuge, the best pre paration, for expelling wormsfromboth Child ren and grown Persons, now kuown.-All the above named articles for sale onlt HEBRARD & LEE. Opelouss, April 15th, 1854.--3m.


ocr: Grand Coteau, La. LO UIS A. PA TIN, P ROPRIE TOR. ON the 15th of January next, 1854, this Hotel will be opened for the reception of the travelling public. This Hotel will be kept in the best style, and the Table furnished with the best that the market of the place can afford. Large and commodious Stables are attached to the Establishment. Grand Coteau, 31st December, 1853.


ocr: -astmpee' GiULANIJ & LASTIAFES,~ XERCERONT, leur profeesion d&ni le" différentescoure du l5me. "Di)iatr Leur buùr-euetixO-louaas,1 2~3 Fé.rje~i 4.1a.


ocr: VENTE PUBLIQUE. Par le soussigné, Enranteur, dans et pour la Paroisse St. Landry. L E public est par ces présentes informé U qu'il sera vendu en vente publique, au plus haut et dernier enchérisseur, à la rési dence de Onésime P. Pitre, à la Grande Prai rie, en cette Paroisse, le Mardi, 3me jour d'Octobre prochain, 1854, les propriétés suivantes, appartenant à Onésime P. Pitre et ses enfans, Alida, Onésime, Octavie et Estelle, à savoir : Pélagie, négresse âgée d'environ 40 ans, avec ses enfans :-Victoire, II âgée de 9 ans, Clarisse, de 7 ans, Louis, de 6 ans. Françoise, de 3 ans et Marie, de 8 mois. Hortense, négresse, âgée d'environ 13 ans. Adeline, négresse âgée d'environ 12 ans. Les Conditions sont :- Une moitié pa yable le 1er jour d'Avril 1855, et l'autre moitié, le 1er jour d'avril 1856. Les acqué reurs fournissant leurs billets avec deux cau tions solidaires, à la satisfaction des personnes intéressées, et les esclaves restant hypothé qués jusqu'au parfait payement du prix d'a chat. Les actes de ventc seront passés aux frais des acquéreurs. ACHIIILLE DUPRE, Encanteur. Opelousas, 2 Septembre, 1854


ocr: paqnrtïot Megallet Entre la N-Orléans et le& Opelouaa8. sLe bon et solid steamer OELOUS.AS, es Capit. O. HINCKLEY, P ARTIRA do Washington pour laNlle Orléans tous les Dimanches à 10 heu res du matin, et de retour, quittera la Nelle.-Orlé Sans tous les Jeudis à midi, et arrivera à Washing ton tousles Vendredis à 5 heures de l'après-midi. Ce bateau est bon marcheur, sûr et comfortable, bA. ti expressément pour cette navigation, et possède un bon et solide bateau. le Trader, pour servir com me allège pendant les eaux basses. Le Trader a été acheté pour faire ce service, il tire peu d'eau et se ra prêt Aà transporter le frêt et les passagers au dé 1harquement, et par ce moyen mettre lOpelousa# à même de faire des voyages réguliers. Toute l'at tention des officiers sera portée pour satisfaire le public. Pour plus amples informiatiuns, s'adresser à bordu ;7Une attention toute particulière sera accor d Ie audébarquement des passagers et du fret pour l'Atchafalayaet les ports intermédiaires. Washington; Le., S Octobre 1853. 9 .


ocr: DARAN, LABJCHE & Co. Marchands de Liqueurs, Sirops, VINS ET BRANDYS FRANOAIS, &C. Et Marchands commissionnaireas. No. 45 RUE DE LA VIEILLE LEVEE Entre Conti et Bienville. 12 fév. 1853.] NELLE.-ORLEdN8.


ocr: I NO I UIII.I JG POSITIVELY AT COST. 3HtE undersigned wishing to liquidate their mercantile business in Opelon. Sas, respectfully announce to their friends and the public in general, that they will henceforth sell all their large Stock of Good. at cost prices, for cash. KING & HAWKINS. Opelousas, April 15th, 1854.


ocr: I LICENCES! LICENCES ! LL those who are interested are hereby notified that the undersigned is now ready to issue State Licences for the year 1854, for trades, professions or occupations. J. B. DAVID, Collector. Opelousas, April 15th, 1854.-3t.


ocr: A.Aa teef f , _._A __._Uý. t.ILr e Piouiie er publiJé tous les Samedis matin par !, f SANDOZ & ANDRE MEYNIER


ocr: -- r GI 58 Hotels] Springs, &cs BiIANEE RINGS rIE undersigned respectfully informs the pub . lic that they have opened since the 1st. June instant, their popular watering place and are ready to receive visltors.-The Springs are situated in the Pine Woods, Parish of St. Landry, 37 miles fobrth west of Opelousas, about the same distance south of Alexandria, and 10 miles north from Bayou Chicot.-The water possesses highly medicinal qua!;ties and has proved efficacious in many aggra vated diseases which were beyond the reach of ordinary remedies.-The bath is supplied by the Spring water and rhuch appreciated by invalids. Deer, fox and wild cat are numerous, affording fine sport to the hunter, and the Lake, seven miles in length. with a depth of twenty feet, situated three miles a?,d a half from the Springs, abounds in trout and oth.,i fine fish.-A pack of hounds for hunting and bIat for fishing will be furnished to the visi tors.-The best wines and liquors which the New Orleans market can afford will be kept constantly on hand.-Coaches can always be procured at Opelousas anld Washington to transport any number of passengers to the Springs.-Good music will be furnished and balls given twice per week, gratis. Hunting horses and vehicles to transport ladies to the lake will be kept for hire.--Gentlemen fond of hunting should bring their guns.-Fishing tackle may be purchased at the Springs. "Aun excellent French cook is engaged for the season. ToRMS OF BOARD. By the month, - . - $ 2 00 Per Day, . . 1 00 Children & Servants, half price. Horses, per day, - - - 75 DAIGLE & BEAUCHAMP. June 17th, 1854. U7"The Courier of the Tcist and the Echo of Yer millionville will please copy. D. & B.


ocr: ,i*and Coteau, La. LO UIS A. PA TIN, P ROPRIE TOR. ON the 15th of January next, 1854, this Hotel will be opened for the reception of the travelling pubhlic. This Hotel will be kept in the best style, and the Table furnished with the best that the market of the place an afford. Large and commodious Stables are attached to the Establishment. Grand Cotean, aist December, 1853.


ocr: Vente Publique. Successiowde Alexandre Close. L sera vendu au plus haut et dernier en Schérisseur, par le soussigné dans et pour laParoisse St. Landry, à la der nière résidence du défunt, en cette St. Landry, le Jeudi, 2 Février 1854, les propriétés suivantes, appartenant à la suc cession de Alexandre Close, décédé, savoir: Une Negresse et son enfant. 80 Arpens de Terre, aile laim'ïon HCus, située sur la terre de J. P. Close. Un esquif, un chalan, 350 pieux de 6 pieds, une autre maison, un lot de pieux, un lot de merrains, 2 montres, 2 vaches, un bouf et 2 veaux, un compas d'arpenteur, 2 carabines, un fusil, une jument créole, un cheval créole, une char rette, une paire de beuf, 60 cordes de bois, 1500 pieux de 9 pieds, 800 douelles, 34,500 bardeaux, 2500 merrains de 30 pouces, l'as sortiment de marchandises sèches et de groceries qui se trouve au Port Barré. Les conditions seront annoncées le jour de !a vente. EVTE. DEBAILLON, Encanteur. Opelousas, 31 Décembre 1853.


ocr: e PU. LIC S E Mof the thi by ad m miioned aueerona Wednesday, 24th day of May 1854, the following described proerty, be ir lo.ing to th. Estat of Ldanre BoW ue, at deceased, late of the Parish of St. Landry, to wit:- STHE PLANTATION. - l on which the deceased last resided, consisting in a tract of land, contain ing one hundred and sixty acres, with all the Buildings awnd Improvements thereon erec ted, and also the growing Crop. ONE TRACT OF t WOOD LAAND, situated on the Bayou Plaquemine Bruler, containing one hundred and sixty arpents, bounded Southby land ofJ. B. David, North by land dfJulien Brasseur. A TRACT OF LAND, situated on the Bayou Nezpiqug, containing one hundred and thirty-six arpents. A TRACT 0P LAND, in Woods, called Pointe Joyeuse. SLAVES, both sexes and different ages. 10 gentle Creole Horses, 1 Ameri can Horse, 15 head of horse crea tures, 21 work oxen, 54 head of gentle horned cattle, 60 " head of wild horned cattle, 20 head of hogs, 2 timber wheels & chains, I ox cart, 1 gig, one lot ofcooper's tools, household furnitures & kit. chen utensils, 1 saddle & bridle, plantation utensils, &c,, &c. The conditions will be announoed on the of sale. JOSEPH L. BOURQUE, Administrator. Opelousas, April 22d, 1854. e


ocr: Hot for Runaw..s: s TEa undersigned having in hisposses sion a set of fine HOUNDS, for run away negroes, his services to the publio of this & the adjoining Parishes. He will be costn fly at t-e'r~o f those who may want his services, sad his prices wIll be moderate, A ahy iaresid suee, in Opelousas. MdHýNRY HIJSBAND. Opelodesas, 8iPteuber 80th, 1854.


ocr: _-OHNN F. MORROGH, of the of St. Landry, has appli~e by his peti tion, for the appointment of Administrator the Estate of Thomas J. Johnson, late of the Parish of St. Landry. Therefore, any person intending to opposition to said appointment, will file same in writing, in my office, in the town Opelousas, within ten days from the date this notice. A. GARRIGUES, Clerk. Opelousas, October 14th, 1854.


ocr: Public Sate, By the undersigned, Auctioneer for. Parish of St. Landry. 7ff public are hereby infornad SJ. there will be offered for sale, sale, to the last and highest bidder, on premises, at Washington, in this Parish, on Thursday, 8th, June next, 1854, the fo!!owing described property belonging to the late Raymond Dergelas, deceased, to wit; OFGROUND, aituated in Washington, with the buildings and improvements thereou, being the last reAdence of said deceased. Two chests of carpenter's tools, one gun, one gold watch, and many other articles too tedious to enu merate. TERJMS :-Cash. S. D. ALLIS, Auctioncer. Opelousas, May 6th, 1584. ,


ocr: SUNION HOTEL form their friends and the public In ge [ neral, that they have purchased the 1U mSon HOTEL, in Opelousas, formerly owned by Mr. Frederic Martel, and more recently by Mr. Christopher Steel, and that they are now ready, with the aid of a good french cook, to re ceive boarders anid travellers that may patronize their establishment. The best wines, liquors, &c., that the New-Or leans market can furnish, will always be found at their establishment. Theymolicit a share of public patronage. H. A. PATIN, ZEPHIRIN CORMIER. Opelousas,January 7th, 1854.-ly


ocr: -l / .otels, Springs, &c. BELL{IIENEY SPRINGS! T/ HE undersigned respectfully informs the pub lic that they have opened since the 1st. June instant, their popular wateting plae and are rcadyv to receive visitors.-The Springsare situated in the Pine Woods, Parish of St. Landry, 37 miles north. west of Opelousas. about the same distance solth of Alexandria, and 10 miles ngrth from Bavou Chicot.-The Watet pgssikses highly mcdicimal qualities and has proved' eficacious in marly aggra i vated diseases which were beyond the reach of ordinary remedies.-='lhe bath Is supplied by the Spring water and much appreciated by invalids. Deer, foxand wild cat are numcr6us, affndinl fine sport to the hunter, and the Lake, seven miles in length, with a depth of twenty feet, situated three miles and a half from the Springs, abouinds in trount and other fine fish.-A pacl ofhouads for hunting and boats for fishing will be furnished to the visi tors.-The best wines and liquors which the New Orleans market can afford will be kept constantly on hand.-Coaches can always be procured at Opelousas and.Washington to transport any number of passengers to the Springs.-Good music will be and balls given twice per week. gratis. Hunting horses and vehicles to transport ladies to the lake will be kept for hire.-Gentlemen fond of hunting should bring their guns.-Fishing tackle may be purchased at the Springs. ej~-An excellent French cook is engaged for the Sseason. TERMS OF Bo.A.s. S By the month, . . oo ? Per Day, . . 1 ut Children & Servants, half price. Horses, per day, . - 7; DAIGLE & BEAUCHAMP. June 17th, 1854. ID-The Courier of the Terhe and the E-ho of Ver will please copy. D. & B. Grand Cotcau. La. A. PA TIN, PROPRI.ETOR. N the 15th of January next, 1854, this Hotel will be opened for the reception the travelling public. This Hotel will be kept in the best style, the Table furnished with the best that the of the place can afford Large and commodious Stables are attached the Establishment. Grand Coteau, 31st December, 1853.


ocr: 7flr llr€. d .Wss1D toese the - strei O.peosau- , in .idehted im to him to omne and settle 1sei. -i.they wishto avoid iM heahean time, to hirm his store d wo dwoing~houses in the town of Ope 1quses. Apply to EDOUARD FAYOLLE. pepe sEa, June 10th, 1854. .


ocr: lDRUG STORE. T HE. ndersigied have the honor to Tin form the public teat they have just e ceived at their Drug Store, corner of Mafn and Bellevue streets, in Opelousas, aP.[esh Assortment of Drugs, Medecines, Perfame ries, Paints, &c., which they offer for sale at the most reasonable prices. They always have on hand Patent Medici nes of all kinds--and all articles appertaining to th ofbusiness. ave secured theservices, of an e d careful druggist, who will d day on the calls of fami, rofession. CE HEBRARD & Co. . 25th, 1854.--bm.


ocr: Beaver Creek Springs 7 HE undersigned has the honor to inform her friends and the public, that she is the mana ger of that establishment, and that she will be pre pared to accommodate visitors at these springs on the first of June next. They are distant from Ope lousas about 30 miles, from Bayou Darbonne 10 miles and from Bayou Chicot 8 miles. Coaches can always be procured at Opelousas, and Washing ton to transport any number of passengers to the springs. The situation is one of the healthiest in the State and the waters possess five different medical qualities, game and fish are abundant and can easily be procured.-Gentlemen fond of hunting should brirn their guns. dishing tackle may be purcha sed at the springs.- The undersigned has made ar rangements to have excellent music during the season, and will use every exertion to satisfy. The new road by the mill and the new bridges along the route are in perfect order. f7" A splendid Bar-Room, furnished with the best liquors New Orleans market can afford, will be kept under the direction of Mr. John Cochran, of Opelousas. TERMS OF BOARD. By the month, $25 00 Per day, 1 00 Children and servants half price, Horses, per day, 75 N. B.-Fractions of a month will be charged for by the day. RACHEL GRADENIGO, Manager. Opelousas, May 13th, 1851. CONESTABLE'S SALE.


ocr: Succession de fcn E. J. Heàrd. TOUTES les personnes qui doivent 4à1l succession de feu le Dr. Edwar4 m . ioeard, décédé, sont requises de veniir p~ter entro les mains de M. S. D. Allies où i la soussignée;-Et toutes celles qui ont des ré clamations contre la même succession, vou dront également les présenter pour être rè glée. SARAH J. HEARD, Administratrice. Washington, 18 Mars 1854. 15-3f.


ocr: i dOa.C ios de J. B. Young, dede. SE publie est informé qu'il ser vendu, Sen vents publique, au plus offrant et drnier eachriei r, la dernière résidence he défont, eos ette iroise, par leIoussigné, Encagteur Public, dans et pour la Paroisse St. Landry, le Mardi, 14 Mars prochazîi, 1854, les propriétés ci-dessous décrites, apparte nant à la succession de feu J. B. Young, décédé, à savoir : UN LOT DE TERRE, situé à la Pointe Plaquemine, en cdite Pa roisse, mesurant environ 160 acres. SESCLAVES de divers âges et des deux sexes. Chevaux, Jumens, Poulains, Mulets, Anes, Anesses, environ 30 têtes de Moutons, deux Fusils, un Chalan, Meubles de Maison et d'autres articles. Termes et Conditions :-Toutes sommes de vingt-cinq piastres et audessous, payables comptant, toutes sommes au-dessus de vingt cinq piastres, payables en trois payements égaux et annuels, à partir du jour de la vente. Les acquéreurs fournissant cautions solidaires Sla satisfaction de l'Administrateur. La terre et les esolaves restant spécialement hy pothéqués jusqu'au payement final du prin cipal et des intérèts, à raison de huit pour cent de l'échéance jusqu'au payement final. EVTE. DEBAILLON, Encanteur. Opelousas, 11 Février, 1854. e e -


ocr: STRAYED from the ber, living in Washington, in month of Ma~- last, a gre pony, about six years old, a : J- I-, said pony is a very high spirited, was raised one Verdino, I will r the delivery of said pony . tion will be thankfully B, S. GAY, La., Dee. 23d, 1864,--3.


ocr: J J8 s.f.aigund ot firmé nue société depies le 1er Jaillet, 1854, wus le rtaié de SSWArT4 I; iLWUP4An, pout la vente "ies marvhandises Mbhee, hbilleqlente coafeotioniéa, grocelroe, qainesilteries, c. Dl ont en maines l plus bel et Ip plus grP.d S~iorkment 4t'altcn iasgasi do qmpagne, et q'ils offrent à vendre aux prix les plus réduits, ls engaggnt te publie et Marticuliè remat le~rs aneis à ypir wir leurs mar <handises et les marchaq4ar emniêmes, pour s'Wsg4rer qu'ils ne tFroatvyint pas ailleurs une meilleurs ach~ipa ds faire de bonnes affaires. I' Iles kon dé en mains, pour l'hiver, les articles suirans, pour habitations: Sou liers npoges (Rnsst),Coton Lowell, Kerseys, Linse~s, Couvertures de Laine et Hflbille mens Confectionnés pour Nègres, &c. * UIs sollicitent, comme par le pnisé, la con tinuation du patronage libéral des habitans de St. Landry et feront de eur mieux pour les satisfaire, A. SHWAlrTi S. KAUFMAN, Opelousas, Juillet, 1854.


ocr: 1Yegre marron en Prison. SIL a été écroué dans la Prison de la Paroisse St. Laùdry, le 4 Octobre courant, un griffe, disant se nomtainèr THADEUS, âgé d'en viron 25 ans, taille de cinq pieds, 9 p&uces. Thadens dit appartenir au Dr. Webb, dû. nieurant sur le Rayou Beuf, Paroisse St. Landry, d'où il est parti depuis trois mois. Le propriétaire de cet esate est prié de venir prouver sa propriété, payer lès frais et l'emminener, autrement il en sera disposé selon la loi. LOUIS L. BOUTTE, Geôlier. Opelousas, 7 Octobre, 1854.


ocr: PORTRAITS I PORTRAITS 1! W . OCTAVE ADORCI, peintre de pôr traits au pastel, anndncé respebtuen sement au public de St. Landry, qu'il vient d'arriver aux Opelousas et qu'il est prêt à; cntreptendre tons portraits qui lui seront con fése; Il ttransportera partout où il sera de mandé, pour la coinmbdite dbs dames. Son atelier est dans là gande maison en briqlues, ancienne résidence do Mr: André Meynier: Opelousas, 30 Septembre, 1854.


ocr: GARLAND & LS'TRIABE, E XERCEIONT leur profession dan. les différentes Cours da 15me. Distric Judiciairpe Leur bureau est aux Opéloumae. 2. Février 18 54.-la.


ocr: 4 E 8 c ap PUBLIC SALE, Estate of Leandre Boarque, deceased. 1T tHE public are hereby informed Stherellbe sold, at public sale, to last and high` ibidder, at the last of tiedeceased, in this Parirh, by a duly com missioned auctioneer, on Wednesday, 24th day of May 1854, the folysing described property, longing to the Estate of Leaiadre deceased, late of the Parish of St. to wit :-" I TIHE PLANTATION. I on -w the deceased last i " a in.'atraet of lad, contain in houded aMsixty acres, with all ings and improvements thereon erec alho thegrowing Crcap. ONE TRACT OF WOOD LA.nD, situated on the Bayou Plaquemine dontaining one hundred an4 sixty arpents, bounded Soath bylandofJ. B. David, North by land of Julien Brasseur. A TIACT OF LAND, situated on the Bayou Nespique, one hundred and thirty·six aspenta. A WabACT OF LArD, situated "i Woods, called PoinJoyeuae. SLAVES, sexes and different ages. 10 gentle Creole Horses, 1 Ameri can Horse, 15 head of horse a tures, 21 work oxen, 54 hq , of gentle horned cattle, 60 head of wild horned cattle, 20 head of hogs, 2 timber wheels & chains, I ox cart, 1 gig, one lot of cooper's tools,*household furnitures & kit chen utensils, 1 saddle & bridle, plantation utensils, &c., &c. The conditions will be announced on the day of sale. J EPH L. BOURQUE, Administrator. Opelousas, Ail 22d, 1854.


ocr: NE W ORLEANS. REDUCTION IN PRICES. fl THE rates for board at thi Hotel, on and after May 17, (ins. teed of $ 3 per day) will be as follows: a In Ladies ordinary, per day, $ 2 50 In Gentljnen, " " 2 00 Board only - " " week, 6 00 G. W. YOUNG, Proprietor. New Orleans, April 22d, 1854,


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. Estate of Hilaire Fontenot, deceased. T HE public are hereby informed, that there will be sold, at public auction, the last and highest bidder, by a duly com auctioneer, in and for the Parish St. Landry, at Ville Plate, in this Parish, Tuesday, 7th day of March next, 1854, following property, belonging to the Es of the late Hilaire Fontenot, to wit: 3 of different ages and both sexes. Four Horses, one Mule, ninety heads of horned cattle in vache one Buggy, one Sulky, one barrelled gun, one lot of and fodder, household furni and kitchen utensils. The terms and conditions will be announ on the day of sale. THEOJULE FONTENOT, Administrator. Opelousas, February 4th, 1854. PUBLIC SALE. Estate of Alex. Bte. Fontenot pere, deceased. HE public are hereby informed that there will be sold at public sale, to the and highest bidder, by the undersigned, public Auctioneer in and for the Parish of Landry, at the residence of Jean Pierre at Chataignier, in this parish, Thursday, 9th day of March 1854, the following described property, to the Estate of Alex. Bte. Fonte pere, deceased, to wit : Baptiste, aged about 46 years, and a moveable property. CONDITIONS :-The negroman payable at year's credit, from the 1st of April next, the moveable property payable on the of April next, 1854. SIMEON FONTENOT, Auctioneer. Opelousas, 4th, 1854.


ocr: BT" OT CE THE sale of the balance of the Goods of Messrs. Patin Brothers, that was to take place on the 25th of January last, has been postponed till the 17th instant. PATIN BROTHERS. Grand Coteau, February 4th, 1854.


ocr: PU BLIC SALE. PURSUANT to an authorization frem the Auditor of Public Accounts, inson formity to act No. 224, of the Legislature, approved 28th April 1853, the undersigned, auctioneer, will sell to the last and highest bidder, at public auction, at the Court House door, in the town of Opelousas, on Wednesday, the 18th. of January next, 1854, for cash, all the right, title and interest of the State, in and to the undivided half of a tract or parcel of situated in the Parish of St. Landry, near the town of Opelousas, bounded North by lands of Thomas "L. Lewis, East by the Bayou del Puento, South by lands of Lastie N6sat and `West by lands of J. J. Louaillier, containing two h.pdred and twenty.two arpents. ACHILLE DUPRB, Auctioner.


ocr: HOTEL DE L'UNION Opelowsas, Le. LES soussignés annoncent respecte Sll sement leuirs anis et ai piubic "en( ral. qu ils ont a,. et Ii'e .. ot4 e~i aux Opeloiisas, appartenant anci-: ment à Mr. Frdeéric Martel, et plusrs r 'cne Mr. Christophe Steel. et qu'ils sont maient préparés avec 1 aide d'uiin n eisir fr nal recevoir dignement les pei;ionnaires et lera geurs qui voudront encourager cet 0tablissem ya. On trouvera toujours à leur etabliment meilleurs vins. liqueurs. &c. q le I.rarcit l Nouvelle-Orléans pourra fournir. Ils so'li, l une part du patronage public. ' cen H. A. PATIN. ZEPHIRIN CORMIIF Opelousas, 7 Janvier, 1 .lS4.-lan G IBBS & CLARK ont reçus de no veaux Buggys, et continueront d'n, recevoir, ainsi que des Voitures légères, lui1 vendront à des conditions raisonnables Opelousas 4 février 1854. On louera, par an, Un nègre d'un certain age, un peu jardinier S'adresser au bureau de cette feuille. GRAOUILLA, MIllRBRiEI DE SAINT'-MAR TINVILLE. TIENT un dépot de Marbres d'Italie, de pre. mière qualité, pour Tom. bes ou Edifices quel. conque. Les personnes qlui auront besoin de quel. ques travaux en ce genre, voudront bien s'a. dresser à lui, a St. Martinville, ou au bureau du Courrier des Oprlousas. Il garantit ses fondations. St. Martinville, 31 Décembre, 1853.-lan


ocr: BIllNI & LsliNS, EXERCERONT leur proeio da, Jaudiciare. Leur bureau est att Opélouas. fé Tvrier 1854.-la.


ocr: C. H. Mouton, Avocat, S OCC EIERA de toutes les affaires de sa profession, dans les Paroisses Lafa. yette, St. Martin, Vermillion et St. Lanut. Son Bureau est à Vermillonville. 31 Décembre 1853.-lan.


ocr: Il . hotels, SprinIgs, &c. BELL-CHIENEY SPR1M! Fj'HE undersigned respectfully informs the pub I lie that they have opened since the Ist, June instant, their popular watering place and are ready Sto receive visitors.--The Springs are situated in the Pine Woods, Parish of St. Landry 37 miles north west of Opelousas, about the same distance south of Alexandria, and 10 miles north from Bayou Chicot.-The water possesses highly medicinal qualities and has proved efficacious in many aggra sated diseases which were beyond the reach of ordinary remedies.--The bath i5 supplied by the Spring water and much appreciated by invalids. Deer, fox and wild cat are numerous, affording fine sport to the hunter, and the Lake, seven miles in length, with a depth of twenty Ibet, situated three miles and a half from the Springs, abounds in trout and other fine fish.-A pack of ho,unds for hunting and boats for fishing will be furnished to the visi tors.-The best wines and liqruor: which the New Orleans market can afford will be kept constantly on hand.-Coaches can always be procured at SOpelousa and Washington to transport any number of passengers to the Springs -Good music will be furnished and balls given twice per week, gratis. Hunting horses and vehicles to transport ladies to the lake will be kept for hire.-Gentlemen fond of hunting should bring their guns.-Fishing tackle may be purchased at the Springs. Ssea An excellent French cook is engaged for the season. la TERM$ o' B,.ir.e By the month, _. . $ . O0 Per Day, . . 00 Children & Servants, half price. Horses, per day, . . . 75 DAIGLE & BEAUCHAMP June 17th, 18541. e 0L7The Courier of rhecr ac n the E, lo of Ver will please copy. D. & B. Grand Coteau, La. A. PA TIN, P ROPRIE TOR. N the 15th ofJanuarý next, 1854, this . Hotel will be opened tlr the reception


ocr: W ILL be sold, to the last and bidder, by the undersigned Auction eer in and for the Parish of St. Landry, Washington, On Saturday, 25th March inst. the valuable property belonging to Mr. Israel Guillory, and known as the WASHINGTON HOTEL, consisting in a lot of ground situat ed in the town of Washington, in this Parish, bounded North by Main Street, South by Washington Street, East by Carriere Street and West, by Mountville Street, with all the Buildings and Improvements thereon erected. Conditions :- Payable in one, two and three years credit from the day of sale. R. BENGUEREL, Auctioneer. Opelousas, March 4th, 1854.


ocr: $10 Reward. RAN AWAY from the plan tation of Mrs. Widow Valery Roy, near Opelousas, about a monthago, a Negro Boy named Presle aged about 24 or 25 years, about 5 feet, 6 ia.hea high; he is bandy legged, speaksrL glish and a little French. The above reward will be given to whoever will bring him back to the above mentioned •lantation, or lodge hi-m i say jail of this ALOegTx Roy. Opelouses, 27th May, 1854.


The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume]

ocr: fURPETINGSS pieces Brussels and J Tnnostrv Ciirnutitia. 10 nieces superior 2 plyln- irrulu do, li pieces line 2 ply Ingrain do, 3 pieces Dutch Hump do, S pieces Cotton uud Wool do, 2 luces Stuiu carpet, Hugs, Mutts, &c.,just received and for sain low, y Nov. I. J H. L. DAY. HLOAKS AND TALMAS A beautiful Vj article of Lmlles Clouks and Talmas, soma very superior, also the clotU in all colors to muke them just receiveu at n. i.. mi n. TELVET TRIMMINGS A lurge assort- V uiout of Velvet Dress Trimmings, for sale at H. L. DAY'S. (UIAMBRAY'S 20 pieces of .those dark J plain Chnmbray's that have been so much culled for, Uie best souds in America, tor 1 shilling nervard. Just received a. H, L. DAY'S. WOOT. ! WOOL I ! The subscriber has ... , H al few thousand dollars which he wishes to invest 111 Wooiutthe market price in New York and Boston, (less the IrtihspnrUtiou.) All who want to sell their Wool ut what it is worth, for the cah, will do well to Improve tins opportunity. - " a. u. um, MORE NEW GOODS Received this week by Kuilroad, Dress Goods, Thames, Brown Sheeting, Bleached Sheeting, Woollen Yarn, Cottou Yum, . Carpet Warp, Plaid Linseys, Cassimeres, Satinets, Over Coating, Flannels, Ludie's Hood, Children's Hoods. at r. vv. strjiuuK s. C GROCERIES Havana Brown Sugar, 1 Crushed do, Coffee do, Maple do, Molossos do, Java Coffee, Klo do, Extruct do, New Kuisens, New tiiron, at -r . ,r. w. SEYMUUK'i. HATS AND CAPS Gent's Silk, the lat est styles, Gent's Silk Plush Caps, Cent's Kossuth, Wide Awake, Boy's fancy Hats, children's Huts nud Caps, a good assortment, at F. W. SEYMOUR'S 9flffi YARDS One Case fast colors, vvv rnnts lorot o'ls, at . , October SI. 1854. i ,i. P. W. SEYMOUR'S. . 'Notice..'-, t .' im . AT a aVT-aT aT IT m avy I . a Mk. AiiANoun iv. ivirMu, nas mis day been appointed Sexton of the borylng ground, ia Ravenna township, by the Trustees of said township. . ...... D fill um V n. n. , 1 ausi, a. it- unirruij aowd uiera. Ravenna, Octobor2e, 1854. 483w . Petition for Dower. Catherine Walters, ; v. Abraham Walters, John Walters, ' " Henry Walters, Joseph Walters " -l Enoch Walters, - ' Ell Walters, ' David Walters, "' Jacob Walters, '' Samuel Walters, Catherine E, Walton, Christian Slnbaugh, Sophia Slabaugh, William Cox, Sarah Cox and ' '-' ' William Panlris Ri'r. In the Court of Commari Pleas of Portage County and State oi uuio. . ' ' Enoch Walters, Ell Walters, LVcId Waltsrt. Jacob Walters and Samuel Walters, of Uie State of Michi gan! and Catherine B. Walters, CbrlstlarT labaugh aud Sophia Slabsugh, of the Bute of Indiana, an here iTiy notified that Catherine Walters haa flled In uM Court her Petition praying for dower, as widow of neurv .iKirs, neceaseu, id ino loiiowing premises, to wit: Bfty seres of land In lot number forty, in Ran dolpb.inaaid countv of Portage, being the real estate of which tbe aald Henry Walters, died selsedr-a fnH and particular description of which Is given In said Cetltion, wherein they are mad defendants, and un let they appear at lbs next term of said Court, and answer umnjw, an eraer wm BS taaon SOT WO aaSlgn- mant of said dower. .i Z MICHm STUART, . 'Tsf ,,, SWw,.'- - - AHornT for ejlllonar

place_of_publication: Ravenna, Ohio

publisher: A. Hart & R.E. Craig


Portage sentinel. [volume]

ocr: Call nod examine our sloe'', & - Ravonna, Dec.87, 1M53. i A Few choice Red and BnfTShangbal Fowl for sale) Also Eggs from two to flvo dollars per. down, bv Ravenna, March fl, 1854. -- . J. C CURTIS. ; . EGGS FOR SALE. : - -A , FEW Bggsof those Promltira Shanghai and Cochin Chi- j.. naiowis, ana uorwingsat miM poraoz. Also a few. of the Brahma Pootra Eggs, 83,00 ner dot, Ravenna, March 15, 1854. W WltLlAMLON. Horse for Sale.: first rate Horae, seven years ,fhr sale cheap Xa. it appilea soon, enquire or Ravenna, Febmsry gS, IBM. HAwnuai. HEAVY Sheet Iron, a good article expreaalar far Sap Pans, Feb 28, at Br,i.v Riwsom1. CHAIN Pumps, with all the fixing eomplele, - FoSS, at Bstkmt A .IUwoasV" - nisanlntion Noticts" ' '' . -. nrWP cd-psrtTiershln between Sanuel Strawder and Oliver r nrown , was mi nay mutually aissoiraa. ,. . . . 8. Strawder, will continue to do business at the old oflee la ths Court Hon, where he will be pleased to see bis friends. 450-Jw S. STRAWDER.'

publisher: Harris & Batterson


ocr: m 88 rj bppnng: ry nnvrx ; ;: W - U ISLiudLT JANUARY 21st. . Jl& ill ' E D I TED B Y g3 TrTTfHT!T , I JIT. P. or A .Ytoffonal IMefslow . or T, AN D PUBLISHE D BY CA LEB CLARK, Single Subscription, $1.50. 17 113 2RL HX 3 . 'Clubs of Four, $5.00. Clubs of Ten and upwardg, $1.00 each. CALENDAR f PI Tlllf I1M CALENDAR FOE. FUR ; NEW VOLUME. j JA IARY. Jl 3 4 JL ; jm jii jj 3 jjf 13 jo jir is 3o ai j 3 3 3 84 jjs.jjo jtr as 89 Q 31 i FEBRUARY. l a 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 jl8 18 14 15 10 17 18 i ao at a a 93 34 as ia ar as I MARCH. II "i I a a I T 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 li ll 14 13 16 IT IS i ao ai aa 83 34 as 36 3T 98 89 3Q 31 APRIL. 1 ll il JJ 3 4, Ji 6 7 J8 9 1 0 1 1 1 9 1 3 1 13 1 16 IT IS 19 90 91 99 1 83 34 83 86 87 38 99 1 SO MAY. I 1 3 3 4 3 6 1 7 8 9 10 11 Vi 13 D 14 J13 16 17 I S 19 30 1 1 31 39 33 34 33 36 37 1 las 89 30 31 1 JUNE. I 1 33 JL JL A JL JL JL 15 1 JJ 1J J? Al Ji J ill j 18 19 30 31 33 33 34 35 36 97ajj j 30 fj TEMPERANC FAMILY NEWSPAPER On the 14th of January the present volume of the Organ will terminate. With the first number of the new or third volume, we propose to make some material alter ations in the paper, viz: 1st. Change the form from quarto (its present form) to folio, or four pages, and printed upon new type cast expressly for it. 2nd. A change of name to the ''llationalCcnijicnuitc (Spit" The wants of our readers suggest these changes to us, and we make them cheerful ly, as a return for the liberal support heretofore given the Organ, though the changes proposed will be a large advance on the present cost of the paper. The subscription price will remain as It is while the amount of reading matter will be increased more than one-third. ' We have secured correspondents in different parts of the country,' to furnish us the latest and most accurate news In relation to the present general move ment in favor of Entire Prohibition throughout the United Stales. When our arrangements are completed, we expect to make the Organ the best E Ever published, making it just as acceptable to the people of Maine or Georgia, as to the people of Ohio or Indiana, Ac. Wherever the fight rages thickest, there we expect to pour in our heaviest shots. The Organ ga tin WMV " SEARCH, SEIZURE AND CONFISCATION," All over the land. The proposed alterations in the Organ, as we have before said, will create a considerable outlay of capital at the start, and during the year. We shall, therefore, confidently look for a large inciease in oar list of patrons. We ap peal to our friends, now, in view of these improvements, to be up doing canvass your city, town, village, or township, and send us as many names as possible. The larger our circulation, the greater will be the influence of the Organ. The indomi table Gen. S. F. Cary, will continue to devote a large portion of his time and talents to the Organ. The articles from his gifted pen are alone worth the subscrip tion price of the paper. And when it is considered that he is the acknowledged head and leader of the temperance fornes in the Union, no friend of the cause should be without the Organ. To those who have been with us thus far, we would return our thanks, and hope they will continue to favor ns with their patronage. The new volume will com mence on Friday, 29th of January next. . And we shall not cease to battle ou r common enemy so long as he is ont of prison bounds. Our Motto is "f ' 1 ' "rr 1 JULY. SMTWT rs 1 Jl 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 13 14 15 26 17 18 19 30 91 33 33 84 33 36 97 38 39 30 31 I AUGUST. L ULIiLl jl JlI a 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 13 14 T3 16 17 IS 19 30 31 83 33 34 35 3S0 !-7 9H "39 3Q Til """fg" SEPTEMBER. JLJL JL JL JL JL JL JL 10 11 "13 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 30 91 33 33 94 35 96 37 98 9 30 OCTOBER. i I a 3 4 Si A I y 8 9 to 11 19 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 90 91 99 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 3Q 31 NOVEMBER. 1 9 3 4" 3 6 7 8 9 IP 11 19 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 90 91 23 34 93 96 97 98 99' 30 "1 DECEMBER. 1 9 JLJL JLJLJLJL 10 11 T3 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 90 91 93 93 94 33 96 97 38 39 30 Beautiful tixxcl moat Blegantly XSouxxd Will be presented to the Division of the Sons of Temperance in the United States, procuring the largest list of Sub scribers, in proportion to the number of members. Also, a Bible will be presented to any Temple of Honor in -the United States, that sends in the largest list in proportion to the number of members. Also, the same ' ' to the Union of Daughters, Sections of Cadets and Tents of Recbabites. To be decided on 1st day; of April, 1851 The name and date of the Institution to" be beautifully inscribed on the Bible. ; CTV - . 1 rid W i Pi ' f , A V .1 (JA.U

place_of_publication: Cincinnati, [Ohio]

name: The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform.

publisher: Caleb Clark


ocr: come; AND; SEE!! : 1 . '. , . ;. ! JTwt, Fitltd mp lr mm4Jem i ooirramT aacainaa am ! ... German 1 fYencta, English and imericaa PERFUMER FANCY ARTICLES, " Also ; ... -5 All Popular Gtmmla family MEDICINES, A". M. Ctrntr Ftmrtk ni flat St., Ciiti, 0 HAVING abtat eoaipleted the taprertatau la tai Start, wt woald leipeetftilly la'itt the ladlta aad lenUaeiea to tall aad taw war aaw itock, opealnf , tad v do act heelUtt to tay, tha : Start preaaatt iadactaaatt la Itt appearaaae, tloa end qoalttjr, aad qoaattty of Hi foada, teeoad 1 aeat ia tht Weil. Oat ateortaMt af; . . v - French, German, English and Amerieao P E U P V M E ii Y , ' ... . ' ...... v.:..'. - , i ' Prtnanalea, Oatlery , Iruku, : TOILET ARTICLES; , and . ""; (v : PAnOY GOODS Generally, ttlected with great tare if one of tht firm, compruts ont of ' , tht mo it tzttntivt varittitt x tvtr brought into this ciiy.


ocr: FURNISHING STORE. WILtlAH ADDIS HAS rerooted to Birth ttreet, Bacont Bnildlng. under MasDOlia Hall. Cincinnati. Ohio. Man ufacturer of Coatumet and Regalia of ovary daa crlption, for Maaona, Odd Fellowa, Boot of Tem psranct, 'temple of Honor. Drnldi, Red Moa, Brotherhood of tho Union, aad Good fellowa. oar Being a member of the abort Ordera, I aa prepared at all timet to furnish eanrthln anna. taining thereto with punctuality and deapatch. Knight Templara. Royal Arch and Muter Ha- nom. Red Men.Droida. TemDle of Hoaor. Rrntkae. ' iwd of the Union, and Good Fellowa' Clothaag niade, of tht beat quality and material. aoiiaui, 4owa ana man ueaaa, alwayt oa hand. tar AU artlelaa' for opealng Row Lodgoa aad Bneampmenta kept oa band. Masonic Offering and Craftaman, The Odd Vat lowt' Ofleringand Text Book. Sam'i.. Raan, P. Q, L. , A. B. Ginra, M.P. 6. ' O. Mooaa. V. M. W..G. Willumi.G.M. C, H. B H 0 D F U E II R E R i IttAITUrACTUBER OF BOOTS AND SHOES, i No. 58 West Sixth Street, orth lido, between Walnut and Tina ata. ;1 CINCTKNATI. ' tarTheaboTo attabUthmeat keepa eeaetaatr 0 haad a aleeted aaatrtneat of tho ahee artialae and will make the taaa te order at the s barter ' aotwe, ; -j . .aKhl8 , FRECII TEAS!! OWBttoek of tht latttt importation of f I Ttat, are jt rtMired. We can aow oSer : jlo parohaaert thi greeteet variety of Taaa mmmSnn broaght Wtt, and at prieat below a , eoaipttitina. Ow two Depeta art oa the eeraer of aad Walnut, aad Sixth aad Western Kew, Dee. It. MOOBJt ft CHkaTBit,


The Jeffersonian. [volume]

ocr: f3 accommodate all who may fa vor him with their custom. JOHN II. MELICK. Stroudsburg, May 27, 1852.-Gm. mi.. ?i i j xiie buubcnner nas opencu i? rt.i.i .1 i i 1115 nCW JO.OCC1 ailU IS rCUUV tO

place_of_publication: Stroudsburg, Pa.

publisher: Theodore Schoch


ocr: last IVolicc. 111 persons indebted, or having tlod accounts with tho Undorsirrnnd. will , i 1 . c nlnnan onll nnrl coffin fhn Dunn ntithnn f 7. .? v"w 7 mrtuor notice anu save cost. 1TTt4 TT UTTT T T1TI xxKJ . 11. piiJUijrjn.


ocr: willUm uii fin a Vw 111, Uoncnsne" aScd about years. DIED. In Cherry Valley, on the 5th inst., Mr. In Stroudsburg, on the 14th inst. Wil- Ham Hurley, son of Peter S. and Han- nab Iliuton, aged 2 months and 13 days,


ocr: Select Sdjool. SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, TVill open iu the Seminary building on Monday May 1 5th. Terms : from 82.00 to $3.00 according to the branches pur sued. i May 11, 1S51.


ocr: Notice. The copartnership heretofore existing under the firm of Notes, Phelps & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. M. L. NOYES, SHERMAN D. PHELPS, ALMON CLARK. 1854.


ocr: In the matter of the real estate of Joseph Houser, Jr. dee'd Grcchsweigs Executors vs. Jonas Urecns- sweig. Washington Ovcrfield vs. Isaac Hnnnn. In the matter of the Auditors report on the estate of Isaac Hanna, a lunatic.


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ocr: The subscriber has opened his new Hotel and is ready to accommodate all who may fa vor him with their custom. JOHN H. MELICK. 1852.-6m. Sill !lg&A iyijg?


ocr: DOCTOR YOURSELF ! The Pocket -iEseiilapins : Oil, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN, The fiftieth edition, with one hundred engra vings, showing Diseases & Malformations of tho Mtluman system in everv shape and form. lo wZi&y married people, or those S&s contemplating marriage.


ocr: THE POCKET JESULAP1US : FOR EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN, 5 The fortieth edition. with one hundred engra vings, showing Diseases & Malformations of the rf70 BHuman Sy KWfVil hi'shape am! vstem in every n d form. To Females, beine of the highest importance to married people, or those contemplating marriage. By William Young, E2. D. Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of the Msculapius to his child. It may savo him from an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the secret obligations of married life without reading the Pocket JEs culapius. Let no ope suffering from a hack nied cough, pain in ihe side, realess nihs, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dys peptic sensations, and given up by their phy sician, be another monument without con sulting the JEsculapius. Have the married, or those about to be married, any impediment read this truly useful book, as it has been the nmeas of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. Any person sending Twenty Jive cents- en closed In a letter, will receive one copy of this work by mail, or five copies will be sent, for One Dollar. Address, (post paidA DR. WM. YQXJNG No. 159 Spruce 4, JVWftttfrf February 17, 1853 ly, OAP. Fine Scouted Soap3 forwaslw . ing and shaving a'so the ce ehrafeu shaving, orenm, for sa'e By


ocr: ATTORNEY AT LAW. lias removed his office to his dwelling house, first door below the office of the "Jeffersonian Office," and directly oppo site S. J. Hollinshead's hotel, Elizabeth' street. Stroudsburg, Dec. 19, 1850.


ocr: REMOVAL n WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Boot nub Shoe MANUFACTORY'! rf The tfjfcseriber respectruly informs ahi3 custoTfiers and friends that he has removed his Bool and Shoe Manufac tory to the store room formerly occupied bv Joseph Sigman. in Northampton street, one door above Hamilton street, and bcttvppn Mrs. E. H. Harmony's Millinery and Peter romp s Diug btore. of hoots and Shoes, among which are Calf Congress Boots, Enameled Congress Boots, Calf Napoleon Boots, Patent Morocco Na poleon Boots, Brogans, &c. for Getle men wwiicv ci mire UJJUl unci u and Boys. Also on hand a large assortment of Shops for Ladies and Misses. Women's fashion. ole Gaiters of every variety, made to order at short notice. A large assortment of Chil- drens Shoes always on hand. GUM Shoe.t of all descriptions and kinds, which he ia selling CHEAP FOR CASH. The goods are manufactured of the bes materials and in the neatest and most fash ionable manner, lie employs none but the best workmen about his establishment. Thankful for the liberal patronaee hereto fore received, every effort will be made to merit a continuance of the same. THADDEUS SCIIOCII. . aston, September 10, 1852.


ocr: n Paper Hunger, AN'D HOUSE A?4D S!0.?i PAiTESt. Shop on Jacob Street, Stroudsburg, Pa. March 17, 1351. ly.


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ocr: JOHN fi. STOKE Si Has on hand a large and well se lected stock of 5) IB.!? D!DS, Groccr;!i, S3:vrvare, sio.ves, esc. have been for cash and must ta bra


ocr: DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET iESCULAPIUS : FOR EVERY ONE HIS OWN " he fortieth with one hundred .. ; : n : - W5a & Rlalfnrmnlifins nf 2) Human System in ra'shape and form. Ji which is added a nus uii iuu i7i5)UuaL-a 'emalcs, being of best importance married people, or By William Yoiiiig, II. D. Let no father be ashamed to present a of the jEsctilaptus to his child. It may him from an early grave. .Let no young 3 Sg ,d Ma Mil i WWi his or those about to be married, any read this truly uselul uook, as it has oeen thousands of or ivoman enter into the secret obligations married life without reading the Pocket culapius. Let no one suffering from a nied cough, pain in the side, resless nervous feelings, and the whole train ol peptic sensations, and given up by tneir sician, be another monument without suluns the Aesculapius, nave tne read this truly r - nmeas oi savin creaturesJYom the very jaws of death, Any person sending Twenty fwe ccn cents en closed in a letter, will receive one copy 101s wi uy man, n uc .w.i.j ..m., for One Dollar. Address, (post paid.) DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 152 Spruce st. February 17, 1853 ly. OAP. Fine scented Soaps for wash ing and shavinsc a'so the for sa'e


ocr: The Pocket iEsctilapius : t, EVERY ONE HIS OWN 7IIYSICL1K.' The fiftieth edition with one hundrpd engr'a; vinps, showinff.Diseasea i& & MaPormaiio vj k "i.ii'urrnuuons 01 u 11 . j . 1 p iiurrmn ?ystem in every shape and. form. To which is arldeJ a-treaties on the Diseases of Females, being of th highest importance t married people, or those contemplating marriage. By William Young, II. D. Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of the JBsculapws o his child, h may sav e him from an early rave. Let no young man or woman enter into the secret ordinations of married life without reading the Pocket ,j culapius. Let no one suffering from a hack XT .TfWMFWA r ;vaf 1.'" mm 0


ocr: FORTltENTi The room occupied by Wm. II. White, as a Barbershop. The room is well adapted for a barber, and a man of sober and industrious habits will find this a jrood location. Fo furthar particulars apply to SYDENHAM WALTON. Stroudsburg, January 5, 1853.


ocr: JOB PKISfTISG. Having a genera assortment of large, elegant, plain and ornamental Type, we are prepared tocxecutceverydescriptionof Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Notes, Blank Receipts Justices, Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets, fcc. printed with neatness and despatch, on reasonable terms, AT THE OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSOJSIAW.


ocr: Select Srljool. 5c -nor -n -n ry '3 SELECT SCHOOL FOIl GIRLS, "Will open in the Seminary building on Monday May loth. Terms : from 2.00 to S3.00 according to tho branches pur sued. May 11, 1S54.


ocr: DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET jESCULAPIUS : m FOR EYEHY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. Eiig'iiv The fortieth edition. wnh one hundred engra- tA vings, showing Diseases vis & Malformations of the rtHuman System in everv t,aii(iJC aim iiii.ii. 11 if'wch is addeJ a trea ties on the Uiseases ot Females, being of tbn highest importance to married people, or those contemplallngmarriajjo. By William Yomis, 55. . Let no father be ashamed to present a copv of the Msculapias to his child. It may sa o him from an early prave. Let no young man or woman enter into ihe secret objigar.nns of married life without reading ihe Pocket Jbr culapius. Let no one suffering from a hack nied cough, pain in ihe side, resless nighs, uervous feelings, and the whole train of Dys peptic sensations, and given up by iheir phy sician, be another monument without cot -suiting the JEsculapms. Have the marrie', or those about to be married, any impedime t read this truly useful book, a it has been the nmeas of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. Anv person sending Twenty fee cents cn closeil iu a letter, will receive one copy nf this work by mail, or five copies will bo Sei t for One Dollar. Address, (post pan.) DU. WM- YOUNG, jYV. 152 Spruce st. Philadelphi a February 17, 1853 --ly. fOAP. Fine sccntoil Soaps XQr.wi ing an(l shaving a'so tuet'oc obrat&tl shaving cream, for sac Ly 3AMUE3IEl4f. IMP!


ocr: FOUJ RENT, The room occupied by Wm. II. White, as a Barbershop. The room is well adapted for a barber, Man n 3 a s 1 Ml stum and a man of sober and industrious labits Avill find this a good location. Fur urthar particulars apply to SYDENHA M YA LION' Stroudsburg, January 5, 1853.


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ocr: At his residence in LTamiHon TWn. ship, on the 19th inst., Samuel Ruth, aged about 50 years.


ocr: Slra!!Iitrjj. ami JEaslon Port Jcrvis, Maitch Cliunk and Scr anion


ocr: DOCTOR YOURSELF !j Tlie Pocket jEsculapius : EVERY ONE HIS OWN rilYSlCIAX. The fiftieth edition wifh one hundred engra, vings, showing Diseases & Malformations of the Uluman System m everv sa lis, which is, added a trea- Isj! tins on thp. Tlispnsrs nf ml Females, being of the WMM highest importance to P contemplatlngmarriage. By Viinam Yossng, II. E- Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of the JEsculapius to his child. It may save him from an early grav. Let no young man or woman enter into the secret obligations of married life without reading the Pocket JEs culapius. Let no one suffering from a hack nied cough, pain in the side, restless nighsP nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dys peptic sensations, and given up by their phy sician, be another monument without con sulting the AZsculapius. Have the married, or those about to be married, any impediment read this truly useful book, as it has been the means of saving thousands of unfortunato creatures from the very jaws of death. Any person sending Twenty-five cents en closed in a letter, will receive one copy of OR, fA


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ocr: DIED. In Stroudsburg on Thursday morninf. 6th inst., Mrs. Lavinah, wife of John N. Durhng, aged 26 3'ears.


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ocr: FOR RENT, . . The room occupied by Wm', H. White, as a Barbershop. Tbe room is well adapted for a barber, and n man of sober and industrious habits will find ihia a good location. For furtharr particulars npply.to V. 'jr -5' ;'"' SYDENHA M: WA'IIION. ;. -5, 1.853. i.??. '


ocr: stroudsburg, May 27, I852.-6m. o J The subscriber has opened hia new Hotel and is ready to accommodate all who may fa vor him with their custom.. JOHN H, MELI0KX ' a IRQ s E wClK


ocr: DOCTOR. YOURSELF ! The Pocket iEsctilnpius : OK EY.fc.tt ma own ruioniiAi Tho fiftieth edition with one hundred engra. 5 vings, showing Diseases & Malformations of the i. Human System in every 3 shape ana lorm. 10 3' ..-iiifti io AthteJ n trea ties on the Diseases of Females, being of the highest importance to mnrried oeople, or those Utlnnmnrriim. Ey William Young, S3. ! Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of the JEsculapius to his child. It may save him from an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the seciet obligations of married life without reading the Pocket JEs culapius. Let no one suffering from a hack nied cough, pain in the side, restless nigli9, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dys peptic sensations, and given up by their phy sician, ue anoinui munuiuc.n muiuui wuu suhing the JEsculapius. Have the married, or those about to be married, any impediment read this truly useful book, as it has been the means of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. Any person sending Twenty five cents en closed in a letter, will receive one copy of this work by mail, or five copies will be aent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid.) DR. WM. YOUNG. mm m


ocr: Lis U 3 ' liJ. - Ji A AND - HOUSE AHD BiOH PAINTER. Shop on Jacob Street, Slroudaburg, Pa. March 17, 1354. I y.


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ocr: SOS PRINTING. Having a Roncral assortment of large, elegant, plain and ornamental Type, w e are prepared to cxecutee very description of Crds, Oircul irs. Rill Heads, Notes. Ulank Receipts Justices, Leg il and other lllr.nks, Pamphlets, Scc. printed with neatness and despatch, on reasonable terms, AT THE OFFICE OF


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ocr: In Stroudsburg, on the 5th inst.j.Mr Josiah Ileller, aged 20 years 5 months, and 21 day. r, a In Stroud township on the 2d inst., Mr: Jacob Plattenbcrgcr, aged 77 years,,. 7 months and 23 days.


ocr: MARRIED. On Saturday April 22d. by tho Rev- William Clark, Mr. Jeremiah Anderson,, of Bradford county Pa., and Miss Sarah 0. Anglo of Monroe county, Pa. At tho Indian Queen Hotel, in Strouds burg, on the 2d inst, by M. M. Burnett, Esq., Mr. Harrison Young, of Dunniorc, Luzerno Co., Pa. and Miss Catharine Fenner, of Monroe county. DIED. At her residence, in Delavan, Wiscon sin, on Monday, the 25th ult. Mrs. Ra chel Rees, oonsort of the late Samuel Rees, Esq., in tho 80th year of hcrage.


ocr: Attorney at Law, STltOUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY , PA. Office on Elizabeth street, formerly oc cupiotl by Win. Davis, Esrj.


ocr: DOCTOR YOURSE3f.F! THE POCKET jESCULAPIUS : FOR EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. Tho fortieth wilh one hundred "ik tings, showing iv manormauons oi reshape and form. which is added a trea ties on the Diseases Females, being of highest imporlancc married people, or By VTiESismi Yosissff, Eff. D. Let no father be ashamed to present a of the JEsculapius to his child. It may him from an early grave. Let no young or woman enter into the secret obligations married life without reading the Pocket JEs culapius. Let no one suffering from a hack med cough, pain in the side, resless nighs, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dys peptic sensations, and given up by their phy sician, be another monument without con sulting the JEsculapius. Have the or those about to be married, any read this truly useful book, as it has been nmeas of saving thousands of creatures from the very jaws of death. Any person sending Twenty flue cents en closed in a letter, will receive one copy this work by mail, or five copies will be for One Dollar. Address, (post paid.) DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 152 Spruce st. February 17, 1853 ly. 0 AP. Fine scented Soaps for wash ing and shavings a'so the shaving cream, for sa'e by SAMUELMEZICK. W M 1 IPff


ocr: To \lhom it may Concern. ANY peixm or parti s having vmsettUd wi'li the undersigned, will eonfer the POSSIBLE FAVOR, GUKATEST by making immediate arr.irs -ra.rit-' for tbetrsetticmentas all a jcountc- must positively be squared up by the first «f January, 1655. J. S. Burlington, Dec. 14,1854. KIMBALL A Co.

place_of_publication: Burlington [Iowa]

name: Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume]

publisher: John Pierson, Sr.


ocr: i •10 do. Mould do.. 2Udo. .Soup, assM., IS do Hasins, new erop, 3# do Herring, 2 fci^e^ ground Rice, JUST RECEIVED^ •?nn CANS prime Oysters, jC\J\J 10 b-xe.t Star Candles, and every article, in fact, usually found in grocery and provision stores—cheap as dirt, for cash—fhe»e HAlii) 'imes. ogle's accompanied by the ASH, and all articles sold, will be sent heme fre dmrjre. «.»the wagon is always ready. W. II. A \DKK-0\. -Mil in Street, Burlington, Dec. 28, '54.


ocr: SOTICE. All persons knowing themselves to be in- tfebted to this office, either for subscription or jftbwork will call and settle the same, for we Want money and must have it. So friends who •we us and have been for three years, just round at the office,and we will be glad to see you.


ocr: Bee Hive Store Bulletin No. t. D. BAIJM & CO.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods., Notions, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, &c.t SIGN OF THE (lOLDKN BEE HIVE. Maiu Street, Aear Washington, BHd,iMiio\, IOW *. Uof E would say to the citizens of Burlington and the country, that a.s saving is the watchword of the age. and large sales and small profits the order of the day. they would do wclltocall at the Bee Iliv Store, when they want to purchase, as the goods are all fresh, and of the latest styles, and the prices are decidedly lower than the same coods have beon sold at in this city. We r.ow say again as we've oft' "aid before, We're plegcd to SUIT PATRONS who trade at our store. To the gentlemen who are in want of cloths, Cassi meres, Vesting.-. Boots Shoes, Hats or any thing in the wav of dry-goods, just drop into Mie IV^? Hive, yoij WON'T BE STI'XG, as we beleive iii living and letting live. Country merchants who purchase goods in this city will find a large and varied stock of dry-goods. Notions, Boot*. Shoes, Ac., at the Bee llive Store, WHICH WILL BE SOLD LOW. We wish our customers to remember that we came here to stay, and all we want is a living Bee Hive Store, May 26 '54—3mw.


ocr: THOMAS DO I GLASS, SOLE AGENT FOR Commission Merchant, importer. Manufacturer^%'id Whole ale Dealer in evety description of ./.w t: a i .i.» /{it if THOMAS DOUGLASS, (Four doors from Pearl,) ASA FARB, Jr., (late of the (inn of Child, Farr NEW YORK. A Co., St. Louis. June 17 6m vi it £, No. 5. PLAIT SIllEET.


ocr: HBW 00006 FOB THE FALL AND WINTER OP ISA*. i*hia,a stock of gooda more than twice aa large as any nerstnfon received* My stoek of Hatsand Caps, baring been purchas ed with particular reference to the jobbing trade, 1 sura I can offer inducements to country dealers .% all worthy their attention. W. STURGIS, WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL DEALER IN HATS A CAPS, CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS! Jaffersea ttr«at, Barling ton, lawa. RF8PE0TFULLYisinforms I beg leave to call tbe attention of my fiiends to my lar »o and varied assortment of WI ITER CLOTHING FURNIi HING S, whici I venture to say cannot be surpassed in style, quality and cheapness—the goods will be found to be auch aa Philadelphia only can produce—comprising over-coats and caeks, business and dresa coats, hip ooats, pants of every description, vests, a very large supply of WINTER UNDER-CLOTHING, W»ol and ootton hosiery, buckskin gloves—a very large assortment, also Berlin, wool and oottonade, boys and children*' gloves and half hose. IATIN STOCKS AND FANCY CRAVATS. Pocket handkerchiefs, suspenders, shirt? and shirt col lars—a general assortment of LADIES' FUR GOODS, saeh as muffs, victorines, cuffs, ladies' and misses' E£§.white ra oomforts, umbrellas, trunks and traveling BOYS' CLOTHING, Mens and boys' calf and kip boots, Buffalo ersovphee Ac., Ac. The above is but a mere akeleto the splendi stock of goods I have the pleasure off.ring to th public, the grandeur and sublimity of which (like the Falls of Niagara) must be seen be appreciated. his friends and tbe poblio that 1M now reoeiving from Philadel- W. sTCRGIS. N.IL—The highest price in eashP*id for all kinds •f furs and deer skins. W. S. CcV U 'U.


ocr: ROBERT W. COOPER^ MANUFACTURER OF Gas Lamps, AND PATENT PHOSGENE GAS, AND DKALEK I S IMIChina Vases, Burning Fluid Lamps, Ctianda lieis, Ac., Barrett H«M« Building, Jefferson Street. BURLINGTON, IOWA. Baraisc Fluid, Spirit Gas and Camphene, Whole •ale and Retail. Lamps and Gas fixtures repaired and refinishedu ,f


The miners' express.

ocr: WAl'LES BY nARVEl BltOTIIER. FLLHE Proprietors havii.g leased this well known itand lor a term of years, have thoroughly renovated and refitted it with entire .Nsw runic'iuRK It is now open, and a share of Iho public patronoge solicited. C. L. HAUVET,

place_of_publication: Dubuque, Iowa

publisher: H. Holt & A. Keesecker


ocr: M1LWAUKKK MARKET. W e a $ 1 o $ 1 i O a e 3 1 o 3 2 e a i e GDaGO. fcorn, 4 o 4t e a ^BUFFALO MARKET. MrWr, f?,00, *7.5t» "wh^M, ti.io, to i,adr o n 5 2 e a *5nts, 4 0 W i s k e y pr lib!. 2 1 U July 12.


ocr: NEW ADVERTlspi:\TS. r«trav o w A O W 4c A I beloi.iin s t..some unknoyvn p»r«on have been trnuM.ng o or thr. e months. e C.v h" a while face wi' (d-irk even, lett horn broken ..tr, a niece cut ir in both a n and w i e feet o w n e a n hav» the v n e by calling Mt'i.ew Ci-n'4 .li-fTr*in o w n s i u u e count I n w a Ouloique, Jillv 17, l"-54. & w w


ocr: NEW W Dul.iiqi.e \lav -a |H51. D. E K E Atf just e s u e from th e Fast and is n o w i n re ceipt o every variety ol GOi 'DS w i th e mar Ket requires. e yvill Itinnisli luiyer*! in the city, an from the country witli any siyie-orqualiry o Merxhan disethe y iiiuy desire, ami that as redticed i e provi ding the rooi'i.Fal e v i i s Mirwuiiling-, yvilh y GrvocTs, CrroeerKew^ 0 e e n v s i e Riots, S,\oes, Leather and Findings, fyc,fyc .lis lon acquaintance wit different kind s o Goods coii|iled yvttli his intimate nowledg e of W e s e n wants eilitliling him to innke his purchase s with nner (ring precision. o those w o have been hi s patronsiu years o n e y be tenders his services heinr no w able from i s tlv increase.) stock i n ihd addition o a •argc ass it me o XJLiT5T Vsj] BJMERS, DEALERS IX EXCDiSfiE, AM UK» MBH« DUBUQUE, IOWA. Notes ami Hills collected' ami remitted to iiny (191^9^ the V JH0XF.Y RECEIVED Q.Y. DEPOSIT. A-VDIXTEKEST ALLOWED. ftii'* nf Exchange on all of the principal Cities of the United iStutes to l'.nrope, limtgltt and Sold'. refill?' cjfecfed tin i?ni.«l security. Fncurrent nronev cl singed for gold. Money remitted to Furofie in siiflit Pill», -wliieli can be cashed ia Mry towii in England. Ireland or Wales, in fumif upwards. Tuxes paid, titlep examined, and lands «-tld on cyumiission. O O to accommodate them in that line. A D'. ir»h*iiBUM:k,you will llmd rhe Bi o HOOT, and D. HE KEK Dubuqnt* ftcpl tfi, 18.'3. a w OIL FOR A I I I N K I I Y A New Article i-TMRBs'ihscriberHason hand' and'for sal e i v e Barrels a i n e I i s article is used by most o the ui icufactnries in rhe United States as a lubricating Oil. ai I isfoUHd pref.-ral.le to Sjuerin or Lard Oil. It will ni tff.iige.'il in the coldest of w e a e and being much Ir.i^ In uric-' than h- oils o o n y used make s it more ec.iomiPJ" i s Oil is especially adapted to Thresh itli tchines. Come and give il a trial, an e if it does not iroVe to sustain the character lliat I a e give n it. return It, a n I w i refund the money Land Warrants and Land/ .. FORCA3I1 OFt O N I O 81'IT PURCHAPF.RS, O N S A N I LY OW HANi rKALKR9 SUPPLIED ON LIBRRAL TERMS. (•e-'-MiS"^^ K^'V? I O Y A O N JyVf-IISW t*0f»-ns5- Vvf9 T. S. E S U 8L COMPANY, Irtoluque. BAXKI-RS & E A E S I N EXCHANGE RXCHAWOE SOLD AND PUBCHA8£D ON VfMK BOSTON, I A E I A C'HI€AGO. E I O ST O i Cnpnv.CTUiSP MADE AN PROCEEDS K O Y A IrtTKUFST ALLOWED ON SPECIAL DEPOSITEfii. WK A ISO DRAW DIRECT, PAYABLE WITHOUT DISCOTNT, OW Ireland, and Scotland, I V E O O N o N K n i N O A S O W & U I N O K & A S O A S PA"l*A"flt I N A N S O O I N 8 O A E S O N "F,xr«,.'rLoo, e a n y STTcrltze-irlAzxcS. A I!:-! II I A K 1M.SIA. I U Y S W I E N N O W A Y J. L. LANGWORTIIY & BROTHERS,: Dealers in Raal Estate, AND GENERAL LAND ACENTS, of, Tfo. 71, Irl.ilw s»f., Dit&n«itie, low it, 0 ILL enter Lands on Mine D-po«iis- pa y laxes collect debts and a k e rem buy an sell Laiid Wartant s and Real Estate pav interest o n Special Specie? ittanc.es to any part ot the United Stale* W a v (some HRi.t lit 0Rt:n I o i s well situated for Dwellinga an business houses. ais«, 1 w e i n n s halt-srrt an acre Lots, pleasantly located in various parts of Die city—map s ,,f which may be seen the office—which w e will sell or le.i-e for a e n of years. Also a number of Store* and Dwelling h. toss i e ..p.-i, from A. until 5 M. N O Y & a- hie igo Democrat, St Louis Republican, an N e w York Ledger, wil please copy an lorwaid thei* bills for pay e to this office StBt»s 1 W. J. Barni-y & Co's Advertisements/ A f. w rJ i u k iiy Lots. S E V E 1 I A 1 Pin e Improved A S -f o s a possessing every convenience for th e larine I Y O both improved and uputiprov e d. and elliiWileiiiuai.oiis for sal e o n reason W e i s y o W S Farmers, CAaLvantaip-oue Part oi eee n w Lots 3 4 i i n w s-e n-w 1 s-w e n-w s n-e n-c n-e Sign o the Good S a a i a n O A N E y Co.r A u 2 189.* I U Aug.-id. 1853. Pee. 33 30 9(S E s e A e i a e O a k i e I n s u a u e C#» Pnainedrospectal.lneg E S O N S w i s i their live s insured in e a o v e Company w i aj.ply to W A N Y kQo V O K N Y O 8 & K O K A k.*TA.*. i E uhdersigned offer their services to sell boM«es, I o w n Lots arm? and. alJ kindr oi Real E s s n l)ubiK)iie Land i s i e y feel yi -nr.ani- fnji. e tacilitiesa s I an A|reiit- in pruniii.iMi ,. nuidstiiie comimssioii a prompt s a e ofpsop.rt eriinst.«' K -t u i s o s a W A N I A A o e o n Wain Pt..near"v opposite Auiericai Hi i e Dubuque, August 2d I8T.3. N Improved Farm,1 4 u i i e o i i s i y I70arr«a for sal e low Aoply Aug. 2. Apply tm o W A A I E Y & Fmiffnints A &eitI*>r»L, N obtain i rollewtng enoire seie. h»n land a a raiea hy application o e iin.lef s i n e h'.-avqlB CO. JC'tltt CO T. K. Part of ."-ic. See T. II w ill s-e i.-w 24 BC r*vcrrr e. -e *W 31 „.. nw sw 91 I e SI 151 88 Vt 87 :i V I s Vi 1 w w- II s-W *t- \A II se 39 93 S-e SW I S 9' Pv.f 7w 9w»


ocr: OFibeciti/- IANill»V. 0.\' bns taken an FKACTICE, Sept. 30, 1854—tf. JJU. lli ndkick, i.^ |ii u.-cci n- i i form ti- ,,f Uurlin^'on and v cin ity lint OFFICII BE in lie "Hawk Eye b'liild ng,"- MainS'reet. priie'i--e of MliDlClNE AND SURGERY, and having r-r.-ral ycar-m|en nee Mdfoinw rncee-s in bold* biuiscit ui|-rltnt foi tha bn.-inrfs, and th- sr wh" may need Mcdietil .-crriet*, by calling will receive my no'iniit alt- n'i-n." E.' F. liEMDltlCK. M. P.


ocr: yii'.v i"n11 i ».wki: JUoi Ol R.N INi,oi. Jeff.-iBon street, opposite III. -lia I ret ll-iu e where vei vtlm-g H,n i •in,- Hill IK ricty conMnntly kepi on band, even ef a' "J' VA F.'iiitf. l».«•'. ves, Jdlie-. c. di- si Nuts, i., u"'. "ikl. ,V| ,Mr S"u'' Paste, Fu ra-te.leb ceo ni i^ms ml kinds. Alsi the flnar Sy.ups Sajmrs. CeflV. Teas (ex»r« fne. W lute li^hfr. in the Lake. 11, pings. .-aidin*» -VB-or.-. Family s*'IIp Fntuy S"iip, Spiim Cai.dl Am, in-c late. Fi,ru l.( h«olate, Fauna,Xaca r«ni, V.-itiiiet Hi, .tc.. 4e. Cash paid fur *pph e ud olier dofnrstic fiuil* and nuts. A thaieof patronage ii solicited. Oct. U, 1854. j. ]}. BROWNING.


ocr: NOTICE. -All ptraoni knowing themselves td be in* qtabted to this office, either for subscription or Jobwork will call and settle the name, for we iwant money and must tve it. So friends who '•w« us and havebe^n for three years, just call 'found at th« office and we will bo glad to see 70s.


ocr: NEW GOODS. N. V. E S O E E S Corner of fn u and Fourth Streets, II 3 just received his supply of Fresh, Staple and Fauc) GROCERIES, confuting nf LIQUORS: ton, Prunes,&e French comae Unruly f.-ach do Hd Scotch, Rys and JWnir h..n WMskey r. l.'Mix R.iin *ri-itin.. t'uracso llollnnrUiMl N. VorkGiB, Atwent, st I.OMM and Cin ciuunti Wiosk-V. Raisir:s, Fi««. currants Chewing and Smnking.fV haceo S &.<•.. I'li-mmpatiriie Win* H) •.-»scs t" Clarrst Olarrei iuc.-ikn. white and red, K»iiish rvjni», Aii si-lle, Ma'iXCK. Port, cher r\, i*\r..'*l Oil, Orange YVaier. ST.irLF.o..- Tea* Sitf.r*, t'effe, Mo lass- s. Herring, canities. Spites. Soap,Starch,Blue Vivnacftia, M«»»»ost, com-inUiai M.-KI,Parley, Crackers of a!! kinds. Imported and We«tern Rexerv. clwes*1, Oranges, Lem n*.»ii't all kind* o trojiiral Fruits: 8patiih rieirs, of every description Canities and Nuts of* very variety. Sanlinp*.fy»ters. Preserv ed Peulu s. fliiince*, tit The uiier*ign.-d will l* tmind rae'ilir!) at his of h« n-ss. mt virjti t. hiti[w Mill tiur*s to m»et his old it mers l.-ttlieir wait* be many *r few. tVJiil I h.TVi-of the r!i .ic st kimt. ft-T-Jusi recnv«U, 50 Uoite.i can. Krmb Oysters. 'tuhuoue. Adjust l.Vh, 18*3 N. V. DEdCKIJ.ES. dawtf E i LEATHER STORE. AX.:?X.\Nt)E!C A K E tt'HOLr!.:L \n FETllL PIVLKB I W Sole and Upper of every description. Kip and Calf Skiss, Moroccos. Lininga, Hair, etc., etc.» etc. Atr DEAI.ES l!» II i 1 e S, S k i n s n n e s Fasset'h New Building, Main Htret-t, HUulHtUE, IOWA. March. iP53. daw-ly LARGE and Fresh ass rtmentof TEAS, jusl r* ceived nndfor t*le low. by ANOKKSON k. Mlt.TON


ocr: ANE EYRE, and manyotherinterestingrMnanot also on hand, to which the attention of thereadiM public is invited at [may 6,1853.] CoRSn'S. E A Y A E O I N Acoats, FL LLassortment of Coats, pants, vests, orei* undershirts, and drawers, Cotton llannsl do also a full assortment of gum coats and pants. All of which will be sold cheap by J.G. LAUMAN A BRO. Oct 26,1854. Cor. Jefferson and Water s*


ocr: A TENT P110 -C.UN C. A S. AXD DEALER r?t rewik China $Mf*, Bun ing Fluid Lamps,Chanda .'" lie?-. Ve., .JBarrett Hsmo BsMiss. Jefferson 8tr»fl. ROBERT W. COOPER, MANUFACTURER OF ^nfety (I:I§ BUI!LINGTON. IOWA. Burning F'u d. Spirit. Qas and Campbfnc. Wboli »!r- and Itctail. o r,finished. 17.'54. Lamps and Gas fixtures repa EvTRICE, bf Cfttteiiiw St.Clair. st 7, :.J4 tw w»»*


ocr: NEW AUtMIM^HUU, NOTICE TO Til LAD ES. Ihave receive! the celebrated "air Restorative of Profe«»i.r Wood tli- se luving ordered it will oblige sse hv calling soon, that the) may not be dispa|w»inieil ia |(iii tit* article, the inuanil fur it is daily in cfwkiug wlwrcvu it hubeen introduced. Sign Good Samaritan. T. MASON.


ocr: People** Packet. The Fin-. Pa/tsenger Steamer A U fiAVT. nFNRY COOK. Will continue In rnn dur V/ ing the season between 8r LOUIS k ST PAUL, every week leaving DUBUQUE evciy Friday, touching at all internsediata Points. The boat has been thorough ly repaired and re-furnished, and passengers can rely «pon a pleasant and apeedv trip between the almve or intermediate porta. Foi FaaioHT oa Passaoa. w.r on Boaao. July 84, 54, dwtf