ocr: S&ctUaims. AYER’S JSSI PILLS. FOP. ALL THE PTTEPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. The hi; has long existe’. a public demand for an cf.eettvc purgative pill which could he relied on as sttre and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sile trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with wh.it success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is easy to make a physical pill, hut not easy to make the Itest of all pills — one which should liavo none of the objections, hut all the advantages, of every ether. J his has been attempted here, anti with what siect vve would respeellu’ly submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the pcfient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine i* aerir.ioi ious and irritating to the bovr c -. This is not, Mary of them produce so mueH griping pain ml revu'sion in the system as to mr fbun counter. am v the good to be elerivod from these j ■ Is prod ace no irritation or pain, unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc -1 iou or derang. ut iu t..c bowels. l>e*iug ptirclv i an arise Iran their use in any omeitity ; but it s better th. t nnv medicine should t>c taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use in the several ,:i*e *e* to which they are ap j 10-alne are given on the Ivyx. Among the com plnints who h have been smuaiily cured bv them, wer in..;.- u.erilion Liver Con-.j,.ui.t, iu it.* various form* of Jaur.d;. e. In g, sii< u. Languor and Loss of Ap ; vt ; !c. Listlessness, Irritability. Bilious Headache, I;mi os Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Sido m, 1 Loins ; f r. in truth, all these are hut the con— seen, to e of diseased action iu the liver. As an apr—ieut thev afrord prompt and sure relief in Cos t.veuess. Pile*. Colic, Dysentery, Humors. Scrof .v.i Scarry Cold* with Kxcoh* of the body, T leers and impurity of the blood; in short, aiiir an.l every ea c e whcie u purgative is required. They have al*o produced some siugular'y sirs eessfn) cures in Rheumatism, (i at. Dropsy, Gravel. | : **. Palpit it ot the If. nit. Pains ii. the Hack, St on inch, and Foie. They should le freely taken in the soring of the year, to purify the blood am. prepare the system feu the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels ,-ito healthy action, and restores the appe ti'e re and v igor. They purify the blood, and, bv their stvnulaut action on the circulatory systenu renn vate the strength of the body, and restore lh w *ted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no se’imis derangement exisLs; but un ni vessary dosing should never be carried too far, as every pnrj dvt m reduces tin strength, nln ;i taken to t xeess. T !u- thousand eases in which a physic i* i, , nired eann- t be euium-rated here, but in. siig a e*t tbenisiives to the reason of every . "Gy : iiii.l it i* eoiGidi i.tiv Iwlicved this pill will ae -vvi r a ncttei put pose than any thing which has hitherto been available to mankind. When their v irtucs are once known, the public will no longer doi t what remedy to employ when in need of a catnartic medieuic. Heinp sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. F or minute directions see vvrapj>er oil the lioz. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist,. LOWELL, MASS. Prico 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for $L AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For flip rapid Cure of romis. COLDS. HOARSEIVESSy BRO.M HUTS, W lIOri\(MOIGH, t'ROl’P. ASTim.%. A\D lovsr.u ptio\.


Mineral Point tribune. [volume]

ocr: HEIXjL 3j'XJXXXXTXI6SXXX2XrC3-. . A: V . TOU I) A CO., (Sucre--.>rs to La Todd iz Sons.) No. 212 Mains?., cor. of Morgan, St. l< u is. .Vd., IMPnirTKICS AM) MAXI 1 UTCRtitS OF FRF.yff HVRH W//.L N TOMES — DVT' // A \CHOR ft Of. 1 7 AT; (\L <)TH S— TOR TtftL /: U RIS T Mll. LS f y W/BBSBk k PUSTKB OF PAKIB, 1 LEATIIKi: UKM i.XO. Bur assortment of Mill Material-is tie 1. st in flu United States. At present we have on hand 250 pairs of Mill Stones. Orders promptly tilled and all arti- b s warranted. I—sm (L & C. TODD a: CO.

place_of_publication: Mineral Point, Wis.

publisher: Bliss & Chaney


ocr: X XI X J * * 1 JOB OFFI'I - ar> ' J HAN ING recently i>rocni*“ 'I . fonts of X;ii'rn Job nab t* 1 and just received an uuus*tally Urf? - 1 ' Folio Post, Medium, Foci s and Note Fap €l - T‘• tLer with au assort:. ■ ■?:* - 81. A N K CA * We are now prepared to do rn ■ 4^ rlt i most approved style, any kind o* • t *- # Printing, on the meet r* ' Books, Phamp^ e CIRCULARS. HAND BILLS, P*- : . ijUtfif [blanks of a L I^- labels cl Printed either Plain or in f * ' f, c^ Inks embrace the best quality * Black, Blue, Green. ? ellC Together w ith the iulerincdiah binations. . at ’ Our arrangements are guc ®t:. v .-r - short notice to obtain anv* r i a *. w , >r i ;r , 6 -c., and we hope to bcabw u . a degree of promptness tl at *• who favor us w ith their ■ n *r • Gentlemen.


ocr: psalUiuccTl FROM THE BEAT OF Wu ' THE COMBINED AH Mll sv K 41 TA NARUS;; the combined ; t i. : j | once to ascertain t •• h* ~-i • 1 meats, amt found it tmcur i* f , . . .'■ ■ ■ ] Fine Twist, Double Barrel Fry. I And having learned that there wer- * same sort,’* still in nui’ktt, them at once, well knowing that W• r S' ' i tween the and Prairie (hie l , * * • their shies lue Snipe, Plover ai 4 j j. * ’ for :i ‘-hare We wok! ' I would like to secure an p<gv vie;. - ,V , 1 wi ll to call and get one of*the*e C‘ . *. r*\ ' they are all sold. We algo keen r. - kin.ls of AM M I NIT I O N.. 1 w ith a great variety cd Sh* t ! - ! Tistot.s. and in fart every thinj - j need for the campaign. We kv*-. ou 'v | order, on short nonce, 1 “ —. Double ond Slagle Barrel fv ■ j which are WARRANTED equal tu te , u . I ; elsewhere. Our D(ml). ' Parre ! ed 1; ;K T * lj *■ quality, and used with a ring!#* pvir r.* We inviti those wishing anv r , rig , before purchasing ♦ lsewh we fe* I saiistied ll.at all will he ; i price*. ‘ ts Von will fmd ns it oa:- Ol ] <-■ . } Sisrn of the Big (us, where ! Mineral Point, June ■*, SSI. FK.WKMN FlUi: \>i> n l; INSURANCE COH?^. VOS D I>U La; ~ .


ocr: vertising and Subscriptions at our lowest rates. ESTABLISHED IN IS3 5 . TVTTT ■ T m FTJIHLKTESXrEIXrC^. G. 4 C . TO 1)1) 4 CO., (Successors to Ira Todd k Sons,) No. 212 Main si., cor. of Morgan, St. Louis , Mo., IMPORTERS AND MAMTAfTREKS OF FRE.Y H BURR MILL STO CKS -UUT H ANCHOR BOJ.TjyG CLOTHS—PORTABLE GRIST MILLS, Our nMorlmcnt of Mill Materials ** the est in the United States. At present we have on hand Ifso pairs of Mill Stones. Orders promptly filled and 11 art ides warranted. l-5m " G. &. C. TODD & CO. IMPR O V K I>


ocr: !■" - ■<• a; ..c --r i xoso - ao = e - CALL AM) SEE I I A It I t 1 SON’ S 17 E W vT; TJ li-Z XiZ 2D 271 STYLES OF IIAT-3 AND CAPS ! 1.


ocr: G . & C . T I) 1) & CO., (Successors to Ir.a Todd k Sons.) Ao. 212 Main et., cor. of Morgan, St. Louis, Mo., IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OK PREN'II m i;a Mil.L stones—dct n anchor BOJ.TING CLOTH S— TO R7'Ali I. E GRIST MILL S, OiirMsorli.i- nt of Mill Materials is the beat in the United 'la'is. At present we hate on hand 250 pairs of Mill .-tones. Orders promptly lilled and all articles warranted. l-5m ' G. & C. TODD & CO.


ocr: t;. iSc c. ti i v co., (Successors to Ira Todd A: Sons.) -Vo. 212 Main st., cor. of Morgan, St. Louts, Mo., IM I’OIITEKS AVD M WITACTURERS OK FREM’U BURR MILL STOCKS— DUT H ANCHOR BOLTISG CLOTHS—PORTABLE GRIST MILLS, PI. YSTEK OF T-IRIS, Pfc- Our assortment of Mill Malerinls is tho best in the United State®. At present we have on hand 250 pairs of Mill Slones. Orders promptly filled and all article* warranted. 16-ly ' G. & C. TODD & UD. 1 M V It O V E 1>


ocr: 385 G. IQSC. CALL AND SKE II A II 11 N E W SUMMER STYLES OF HAT3 AND CAPS ! June 8. l<-58.


The Opelousas courier. [volume]

ocr: IIESE well known GnrcE:,N Sc.m.,,; are -.constantly kept on hand by 8. ).-ALLIS, Drug Stcre at Washington, La., Feb. 23d., 1

place_of_publication: Opelousas, La.

publisher: Joel H. Sandoz & Andrew Meynier


ocr: OPEILOUSAS 8 SAMEDI MATIN, 28 JUIN, 1856. NOMINATIONS DEMOCRATIQUES. Pour Président: JAMES BUCHANAN, DE LA PENNSYLVANIE. Pour Vice Président: JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, DU KENTUCKY. ELECJEURS. PREMIER DISTRICT. Electeur-C. J. VII LERE. Sous-Electeur-L. ST. MARTIN. SECOND DISTRICT. Electeur-W. J. ELMORE. Sous-Electeur-T. J. SEMMES. TROISIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-T. LANDRY. Sous-Electeur-A. JOURDAN. QUATRIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-JOHN McVEA. Sous-Electeur-W. E. WALKER. CINQUIEMi DISTICT. Electeur-T. O. MOORE. Sous-Electeur-A. GARRIGUES. SIXIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-HI. GREY. Sous-Electeur-Wu BEARD.


ocr: MILLINERY STORE. RACHEL GRANENIGO, just from New-Orleans, has the honor to inform the ladies of Opelousas and vicinity, that she has now on hand (on com mission), a splendid assort ment of Ladies and Young Girls' Bonnets, Embroideries, Ribbons, Flowers, &c. She recommends herself, as heretofore, to the good patronage of the ladies who have fvored her till this day. Her prices are ver moderate. Opaelouas, March 22d. 1856.


ocr: a s f o f 2 H. E. SMITH'S CIRCUS. Numbering 20 Performers! TWO CLOWNS IN THE RING. J. D. RICE, ..... A. GARDINER, iW'ILL exhibit at Opelonsas for two days Sonly, Sundy and Monday, April 20th and 21st., and at Washington on Sat urday the 19th inst. Amongst the numerous and distinguished performers now travelling with this troupe a re the following: H. M. SMITH, the best equestrian in the United States. HENRY GARDINER, the double somer set thrower, MADEMOISELLE VICTORINE, the beauti ful French equestrian and danseuse. RIGE, the world renowned clown. The four Acrobatic Brothers, in their nu merous feats "ladders" "la perche equipose" &e. &c.. ROBINSON, the daring Indian rider. BATEY, somerset, backward and forward on horse at full speed. G. ARCHER, Magic Globes, sports of1 Atlas, &c. WILSON comic singer, from St. Charles' Theatre. 41 Accompanied by a superb Military Brass and String Band, led by the well known mu sical Director, Louis Schell, the whole com prising the best company that ever travelled in the South. There will be two splendid performances on each day, at 2 and 7 o'clock, P. M., per formance to commence half an hour after. Admission, 75 ets., children and servants 25 cts. Reserved seats for Ladies. The public may rest assured, that all shown on the bills, will be performed. THOMAS RYAN, Agent. April 1856.


ocr: To the Public. THE undersigned have formed a partner ship in the practice of Medieine and Surgery, and will attend to all cases entrus ted to their eare. GEORGE HILL, M. D. JAMES RAY, M. D. Opelousas, June 21st, 1856.


ocr: JoaN F. NMORROGI. W'ILLIAM IOUTON. Morrogh & Moutoa, dttorneys at Law, W ILL punctually attend to all business entrusted to them, in the different Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District. Office in Washington, La. Marsh Ed., 1856.-1y.


ocr: - J ; d d g -Mr LES aoussignés donnea avis à leurs amis et su publieýfs gé néral, qu'ils viennent de so - sier pour la tenue des Magasins de pt lu Port-Barré. Is sollicitent leaag le tous et de leur côté, fero u gpourl nériter. Ils auront aussi une bonne we. CARBIERE tCGI*L. 6 Jan


ocr: 'U3LISHED ESyT IATUnDAY MORNING BY JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER. Opeleouas s MONDAY, AUGUST 28rd, 1856. DE 1iRii Ft NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT: OF PENNSYLVANIA. VIon NTa:ssaltar: JOIN I.. BREIMENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. EL ECTO RS: FPlsT DIsTRICT., Elector-C.t VILLERE. Subtitute--L. ST. MARTIN. 8bcbNv DImTRCTr. Elector-- . A. ELMORF. Substitute-T. J. SEMMES. THIRD DISTRICT. Elector-T. LANDRY. Substitute-A. JOURDAN. FOURTH DISTRICT. Elemtor-JOHN McVEA. Substitute-W. E. WALKER. FFTra DISrTmoT. Elector-T. O. MOORE. Substitute-A. GARRIGUES. SIXTH DISTRICT. Elector-U GREY Subtitute-WM. BEARD.


ocr: OPIELOUSAS » SAMEDI MATIN, 27 SEPT. 1856. NOMJNATIONS DEMOCRATIQUES Pour Président: JAMES BUCHANAN, DE LA PENNSYLVANIE. Pour Vice-Président : JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, DU KENTUCKY. ELECTEURS: IPREMIER DISTRICT. Electeur-C. J. VILLEIRE. Sous-Electeur-Li. ST. MARTIN. SICOND DiSTRlICT. Electeur-W. J. ELMORE. Sous-Electeur-T. J. SEMMES. TROISIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-T. LANDRY. Sous-Eleccteur-A. JOURDAN. QUATRIEMIE DISTRICT. E/ectcur-JOIIN McVEA. Sous-Electeur-W. E. WALKER. CiNiUTtAlE DISTICT. Electeur-'È. 0. MOOR. S&us-Electeu,-A. G ARRIGtUES. SIXICME DIETRICT. Electer-1H. GRE Y. Sous-Elec.eur-WVf BEARD. NOS AGENTS.


ocr: PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNIN(G BY JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER. SAT J)A , JULY 6th, 1856. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FORSI . E-PKEI C ENTN JOiN ,,BlRE Wyllst E . E LE CTOI: : Fiast DrstiA.: a ictr,-r.-. J. VIsRLLER. ahbsdtiete--L:S T. MARTIN. S' .Zok DISTraiT. '$Ub*Etg -- . A. SLEMES. SElctor-T. LANDRY. aubstitute-A. JOUIRDWAN. FOURTH DISTRICT. lector--' ! JOI.VE . Substitu `_t4%T. ` 'E. WALKER. Substit e -A. OARIUGtiES. . &Tha bSTRICT. E~Wtor-.II. GLAEY. &kSi s--WM. BEARD. M' OTkAGWII.


ocr: T HE undersigned hereby notify planters and others that from and after the 1st of November next 1856, the storage now existing will henceforth be charged for mer chandize and other articles laying in their warehouses for the period of one month, and for every additional month or part of a month, the same additional rates will be charged. Nothing will be delivered until the storage is paid. 1)EBAILLON & CARRIERE. Washington, October 11th, 1856.


ocr: PUBLISHRD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER. Opelousas : SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 1856. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FOR PIESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. it FOR VIDE-PRIBIDEI T: JOIIN C. BRECKIENRIt SE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS: FImer DISTRICT. Elector-C. J. VILLERE, 4 +Substitute-L. ST. MARTIN. SECOND DISTRICT. Elector-W. A. ELMORE. Substitute-T. J. SEMMES. 'THIR DISTRICT. Elector-T. LANDRY. Substitute-A. JOURDAN, FOURTH DISTRICT. Elector-JOHN McVEA. Substitute-W. E. WALKER. FIFTH DISTRICT. Elector-T. O. MOORE. Substitute-A. GARRIGUES. SIXTH DISTRICT. Elector--H. GREY Substitute-WM. BEARD.


ocr: H ENRY L. GARLAND, of the of St. Landry, having applied by petition for the appointment of of the Estate of Isaac Marks, ddceased, the Parish of St. Landry. Therefore, any person intending to opposition to said appointment, will file the same in writing, in my office, in the town Opelousas, within ten days from the date this notice. Ls. LASTRAPES, Clerk. Opelousas, October 11th, 1856.


ocr: PTURLISHED RVEET SATURDAY MORNING BY JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER. Opelousas : 41J)A " Y. " 1TE NIE 27th, 1856. DE310CRATIC NOMINATIONS. Fa iESIDENT : ...4 ESBUUHANAN, Of F IN$SYIhVANIA. P0I WICE.PRESIDENT: SJOHfN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS: FIRST DISTRICT. Elector-C. J. VILLERE. Substitute-L. ST. MARTIN. SECOND DISTRICT. Elector-W. A. ELMORE. Substitute-T. J. SEMMLES. THIRD DISTIWlT. Elector-T. LANDRY. Substitute--A. JOURDAN. ForarH TISTRICT. Elector--JOHN McVE A. Substitute--W. E. WALKER. FIFTH DISTRICT. Elector-T. O. MOORE. Substitute-A. GARRIGUES. SIXTH DISTRICT. Elector-H. GREY substitute-WM. BEARD. i


ocr: tt IHESE well known (GAR.nEN SEEDS art constantly kept on hand by S. D. ALLIS, Drug Store at Washinton, La.. FPif. 2:;l.. 1i5;.


ocr: PUBLIC SALE. By the undersigned, auctioneer, in and for the Parish of St. Landry. S HE public are hereby informed that y there will be sold, at public sale, to the last and highest bidder, by the undersigned, a duly commissioned auctioneer, in and for the Parish of St. Landry, on Saturday, 15th March next, 1856, 0 on the plantation hereinafter described, on Bayou Trche, being the last residence of Mrs. Emdlie Barre, deceased widow of Joseph Gradenigo, the following described property, belonging to the Estate of said Emilio Bar. r8, late of the Parish of St. Landry, to wit : TTE PLANTATION, last residence of said deceased, situated on Bayou Teche, in the Pari.ah of St. Landry, measuring three arpents front on said Bayou, by forty in depth, bounded North by the plantation of major John C' lose, South by that of Joseph M. Carricre pere, East by Publio Land and West by the aforesaid Bayou, to gether with the BUILDINGS AND thereon erected and thereto appertaining. A CERTAIN TRACT OF WOOD LAND, on Bayou Courtableau, in the afore Parish, measuring ten arpents front on Bayou, by forty arpents in depth, bound North by said Bayou Courtableau, South Public Lands or that of Joseph M. Car p6re, East by lands of Jonathan Harris West by Charles Close and Valery THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A


ocr: Barrels Thomaston Lime, in fine order and for sale by DEBAILLON & CARRIERE. Washington, 19th January, 1856.


ocr: OPELOUSAS 3 SAMEDI MATIN, 2 AOUT, 1856. NOMINATIONS DEMOCRATIQUES. Pour Président : JAMES BUCHANAN, DE LA PENNSYLVANIE. Pour Vice-Président : JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, DU KENTUCKY. ELECTEURS: PREMIERl DISTRICT. Êlectear-C. J. VILLERE. S&as-Elected- . ST. MARTIN. SECOND DISTRICT. £?ectrat-W. J> ELMORE. Sous-Electcur-T. J. SEMMES. TROISIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-T. LANDRY. Sous-Electeur-A. JQURIDAN. QUATRIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-JOHIN McVEA. Sous-Electeur-W. E. WALKER. CINQUIEME DISTICT. Electeur-T. O. MOORE. Sous-Electeur-A. GARRIGUES. SIXIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-I. GREY. Sous-Electeur-Wm BEARD. NOS AGENTS.


ocr: GRANDE AMtELIORATION Dans l'Etat de Tailleur. LE sonssigné informê fe public qu'il a fait venir de Paris des Instruments wmesu t-ateùrs, avec la granude En cyclopédie de Paris. Ayant mûrement étudié ecs instru ments, le soussigné peut ga S I rantir les coupes les plus a parfaites, pour tous véte mens, et garantit en outre do satisfaire les plus difficiles. Arrivant de la Nouvelle-Orléans, il an. nonce au public qu'il a maintenant en mains un de plus beaux assortiments d'étoffes pour habits? gilets, pantalons, &c. CHRISTIAN MORNHINVEG Opelousas, 23 Avril, 1856.


ocr: PUBLIC SALE, Estate in com.iunity between Andrl M iey nier and his minor cildren, issue of his marriage with lMarie C(onZsance La Loire, his deceased wife. HfgllHE public are hereby informed that -.. there will he sold, at public sale, to the last and highest bidder, by the undersigned, a duly commissioned auctioneer, in and for the Parish of St. Landry, on pTuesday, 15th day of April next, 1856, at the residence ot Andre Meynier, in the town of Opelousas, the following described proi erty belonging to the Estate in conmmu nity between Andre Meynier and his minor v.hildren, issue of his marriage with Marie Cons'ante l)e La Loire, his deceased wife, con isting in : A FI.E TRACT OF situated in the Town of Opelosas, nmeasuring 342 feet firont on Court Street, by ,!)7 feeit in depth, bou a North by ililaire Decse, sartý, S ,thl tell and 3ieginicy, East by Sandoz an tc.l and J. Harris, and West by Court Street, with all the BUILDINGS AND th erei, erected, cnnsi.ting in a Fine Dcell ing Huse, another Duelling lHouse, Kit chen, Ne.,ro Cabins, MIa,razine, a Large S~ta/le, Chicken House, a Brick IWell, 4c. One Horse, one Cow, one Revolver, one Saridle and Bridle, House ho!d Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, r n r e t c' C,


ocr: THE SE well known GArnbn Sans a8r eoatantly kept on hand by S. D. ALLIS, Drug Store at Washington, La., Feb. 28d., 186.


ocr: m - i--r " ?UBLISHED EVIRY SATURDAY MORNING BY JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER. Opelousas : SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 1856. bEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FOR PIRSIDINT: MMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VIE.-PBESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECBENRIKE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS: e FI.wr DISTrICT. Elector-C. J. VILLERE. Bubstitute-L. ST. MARTIN. gSEOND DISTRICT. Elector-W. A. ELMORE. Substitute--T. J. SEMMES. TamRD DISTRICT. Elector-T. LANDRY. Substitute-A. JOURDAN. Fo.RTr DisTRICT. Elector-JOHN McVEA. Substitute-W. E. WALKER. FIrra DISTRICT. Elector-T. O. MOORE. Substitute-A. GARRIGUES. . SIXTH DISTRICT. Elector-H. GREY S.bstitute-W M. BEARD. OUR AGENTS.


ocr: ANDRE MEYNIER, Justice of the Peace, "W ILL punctually attend to all business entrusted to his care, as Justice of the Peace, in the First District of the Parish of St. Landry. Office-Court street, opposite the Court House, Opelousas. Opelousas, June 14th. 1856.


ocr: Pr sions, &o., &c, SACKS SALT, 10 Sacks Coffee, 10 barrels Potatoes, 5. barrels Onions, 20 boxes Tobacco, also Bacon, Lard, Flour, Rice, Sugar, Tea, Candles. Soap, To baccoes, Nails, Dried Apples, Buckwheat, Mack rel and every articlesin the Provision line. f or sale constantly by E. L. NIMMO.


ocr: b Iaquneblt Opelousas et de h lle. rleans. LE beau bateau-.i-vapeur (RANK KEELING, capitai , Ahsx GRANT, tira de ashington, Laes., por Nouvelle-Orlans, r6gu lib rement, tons Its ui midi, et quittera cette derninre vile toIs lear 8 edis, pendant lea eaux basses, et prendra du fret at de passagers aassi bon maarchd qd'aueu autre batit daMn cette navi. ation. Pour d'autrea informations, 'adresser a a.. ¢ L-ts,,~ .. 10 Mai, 186.


ocr: ~SA'MEDI 'MATIN, 1cr -NOV., 19,58. içoMINATLONS DI:MOCR.ATli.ýLES. Pour Prc-îdent: JAM ES B UC Il-ANXAN, DE LA PE~>NNSYLVANIE. JOIEN C. BIIECKENRIDGE, DIT KENTUCKY. E LLU l'E URS: P&EuiEiMt DISTiltITo. E~'cctur-U.J. V.LU SlECND Dis-ra!CT. Elrctcur-\V. J. 1,M2IO1(RE. &~s-'/eiu-'I. J. FSEMMES. TiioisiEýmE DISTRICT. Elcýrtei. r-T. LA-NIJR. ..wk-Eletr rA.JO ORDAN. QUATIIIIEM3E DI:STRICT. Electeur-.J JIIN MeV ýEA. &uas-EZ'ectcut-Wý. E. XVALKERL. CINiQUI EME DISTICT. .Lectezt?-T. 0. MOORIE. àuus-E4'eetcur--A. GARRIGUES. S xip.ur Pi-,Tr.CT. E/etc~r-I.GRE Y. NOS AGENTS.


ocr: GROiCERIIES. , U N bel assortiîient de Groceries de Fa Smille.- Vins, Brandys, Whiskey de différentes qualités; Bière, Scotch Aie, Porter ; Mais, Avoine, Fèves de Clos, (cow-peas,) é4c, à bon marché pour du comptant. DEBAILLON & CARRIEIE, Wa;shisetao, 9 Jnai, Iib.


ocr: i ! Sale at Auction. HE undlerigned wil! offr t,r sale, - T public aucti(on, through the minitr7 of Evarit:e Debaillon, public auctioneer, in the Town of Wa-hington, on the 1:th day of Augist next, 1853, the fo!llowin t.rcpert, to-wit : A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, .ituatcd in the Town of Washington, bounded North by Carriere street, Suth by Noun!. vile street. East by Washington street and West by Main street. together with all the Building AND IPRJlLOFEx -. t thereon, consisting of a largepa commodiou3 Hotel, extensi.ve atables, a e, an Attorney's ofli:e, and Barber shop ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, iiLmated in the tame town of Washington mteasring one superficial arpent, more o, less, and being lot No. 44, on the plan of id Town, together with all the Buildings IND IMlROVElEa TS, and being the present resitenee of the un. dersigned. The North West Quarter of Sec tion No. 3, Township 3, 8. R. 4, East, on taining 162 661100 acres, situated on Bayu Rouge. The West half and West halfor th ' East half of Section No. 35. T. 4. S. R. 6 E. containing 481 321100 acres, bitat~w inu 'etitPrairie and adjoining the plantation of C. L. &wayze. The said property will be , .ld oa the f._ lowing-teraunard eoaditioa : One kifeash. and the balance. payable in eqtai aaaual in stalments of one a:id two years, faora the day of sale, purchasers gviong their ,etes with good.ie svt seniity,-and daring tie interval between the day of the presrat no:i e and the day of sale, the undersigned wili be dispeoed to sell the said propertr at piate sale, according to the above con~itions. W.


ocr: p.KTIL.UED EVERY SATUEDAY XOERIxNG By JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER. O elousas : SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1856. JET Rit NOMINATIONS. FO lS KLlT ___ OF PEgN YLVA1JJA h F L~slE3E3tr T: * JfJN f'. DRIt¶BIlD W Lj ; RBOF KLTTYa~iCIºT.E limiT DI$Ra=. Elcctor-=C. J. VILtURFPA" Se',gawte--L. ST. MARTIN. S3 gOOk D wvaeCT. ~/ecror-W. A. EtMORE. "Sudbstitue-T. J. SENMES. : " . TIiRD Dinmcr. Eletor-T. LANDRY. Substifdte--A.JOURDAN. Rl1 Ig~a DIsnprhi 01 etr:~~A Stbgliiuae-W. E.' WALKER. VFors AThSTICT. Elecot-T. 0ý. )OORE. Subsitue-w'A. GA&UIGUKS. Elector--H. GREY. : jautwsew.- f. BEARD. OUR AGEftS o genkeme are au otVizd w collet


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ocr: : SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Ist,.1850. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDEIT : JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANiIA . 'PO1R VIE-PRESIDENIT: JOUN . BRIECBENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS: FIRST DISTRICT. ZElctor-C. J. VILLERE. 0 Iubstitute-L. ST. MARTIN. SECOND DISTRICT. Elector-W. A. ELMORE. Substitute-T. J. SEMMES. THIRD DISTRICT. Elector-T. LANDRY. Subatitute-A. JOURDAN. FOURTH DISTRICT. Elector-JOHN McVEA. Sibstitute-W. E. WALKER. FIFTH DISTRICT. Elector-T. O. MOORE. Mubstitute-A. GAR1RGUEI . SIXTH DISTRICT. Elector-HI. GREY Substitute-WM. BEARD.


ocr: I Hl M M ila H M Loge 11.. C.'. No. 19, M.. A... L.. 4- A:.. U NE tenue régulière de cette R.. Loge aura lien le Samedi 8 courant à 3 heures de l'après-midi. Les frères étrangers sout inviiés d'assister à la séance. Par mandement du V.'. M.-. JOHN F. MOIiRtOG, Secrétaire. Opelonsas, 8 Novembre, 1856


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ocr: LE soussigné recevant actuelle ment de la Nouvelle-Orléans un as sortiment complet de Marchandises Sèches et autres, annonce respectueusement à ses amis et au public qu'il les vendra à aussi bon marché qu'aucun autre magasin de la place. l. HOLLIER FILS. OpelousaS, 17 Mai, 1856.


ocr: ?UELIDUSD EVERY SATURDAY MOftNING BY JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER. SATURDAY, JUNE 21st, 1856. DE RA '! NOMIINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT: WtrcrIl8R kBIinY*ý!' J9HNK t BRI~CIKNIWGIa, Fms DIstiEJnoY . ,i 4t ; 'T ~a~II4KlFB . Elector-C. J: ~ILLLRBhI -&v6jtitgte--L. ST. MARTIN. .CO MD t hSTRICT. F Actor-rW .A. gLMOUE. : M3*eitue...-T. J. SEIMEBS. THIReD DIsTRIcr. lectv r-=-T. LANDZRY. Sttbstitrte-A. JOURDAit POruTH DISTRICT. Elretsrr*e$H N ?4cVEA. Subst~itute -W; . MAL ,ER.E~ PIFTII DISTRICT. * 0.tarT. 0. MOOREL. Suiuiao-A~t~. OaRRIGDES. $UTH DhiSTR1CT. Rilctor- 1. GREY. O e(~irbj~ae-ss -WM>BFsf3A1PRB £QE - AGE$TS.


ocr: IUMBER! IRMBEiR! _ AK, Asui, G.a., and other kinds of Timber sawed to order, and bills filled with despatch. Gum laths, and scantlings of all sizcs always on hand; urdcrs left, ith jr. F. A. King in Olelousas, or with the undersigned, one mile from Washington, will be promptly attended to.. L. SU:TION Ope!ousas. August 2d, 1866.


ocr: PU3LISHED EVIRY SATURDAY MORNING BY JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER. Opelousas : SATURDAY, AUGUST 16th, 1856. DEPOPRAtWHi NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT : OF PtTNSYLVANIA. FOR VISEPBM~IEIT: JOHN C. BREKENiRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS:6 FIRST DISTRICT. Elector-C. J. VILLERE, Substitute-L. ST. MARTIN. SECOND DISTRICT. Elector-W. A. ELMORE. Substitiute-T. J. SEMMES. THurn DISTRICT. Elector-T. LANDRY. Substitute-A. JOURDAN. FOURTH DISTRICT. Elector-JOHN McVEA. Substita~te-W. E. WALKER. FIFTH DisT.niCT. Elector-T. O. MOORE. Substitute-A. GARRIGUES. SIXTH DISTRICT. Elector-H. GREY Substitute-WM. BEARD.


ocr: SATURDAY, SEPTFMBER 13th, 1856. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. c. FOR VICE-PRESIDEINT: JOIN C. BRECIENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS: FIRST DISTRICT. Elector-C. J. VILLERE. C Substitute-L. ST. MARTIN. SECOND DISTRICT. Elector-W. A. ELMORE. Substitute-T. J. SEMMES. THIaD DISTRICT. Elector-T. LANDRY. Substitute-A. JOURDAN. FouRTH DISTRICT. Elector-JOHN McVEA. Su'bstitute-W. E. WALKER. FIFTH DISTRICT. lector--T. O. MOORE. Substitute-A. GARRIGUES. SIXTH DISTRICT. Elector--H. GREY Substitute-WM. BEARD. OUR AGENTS.


ocr: l DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDET : JIMES B[ CI NA N, OF PENNSYLVANJ.\. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BiRE KE1i IIIGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS: FIRST DISTRICT. Elector-C. J. VIILERE.I Substitute-L. ST. MARTI '. SECOND I)ISTICT. Elector-W. A. ELM()RE. Substitute-T. J. SEM11ES. THIRD DISTr.ICT. Elector-T. LAND.,1'. Substitute-A. JOU1I DAN. ForRTII DISTIL ICT. Elector-JO IN M3cVEA. ,S'bstitute-W E. E. WALKER. FIFT'I DISTRICT. Elector-T. O. MOORE. Substitute-A. GARIiIGUES. SIXTH I)ISTI1CT. Elector-II. G I' Y Substitute--W3I. BEARD. L I m'm ma l 1 [ al Iwmm"1- • mm , _ _


ocr: IProvisions, &t., Ak. àIý (b SACS SEL, 10 sacsCafé, 10 barils, Pommes de Terre, 5 barils Oignons, 20 caisue Taba-, ainei que 'du Ba coo, Graisse, Farine, Riz, Sucre, Thé, Savons, Tabacs, Cloux, Ponuitnes Sèches, Bmck wheatMaquereaux, et tous articles de e taamentm à vendre par E. L. IMMO. WasbiBgto, Le., !er Mars 185M.


ocr: .A. d& . D. P COLLI. S, MOUND VILLE, BEGS leave to inform hie friends and the public that he is now receiving his summer supply f Staple Dry Goods and ready made Clothing., also a general stock of Gro. ceries, also a stock of Medicine for Plantation use, with a general assortment of Patent Medicines. P. C. will make cabh advances on Cotton, Sugar and Molasses consigned to Messrs. Miller & Forester, Commission Merchants, New Orleans. Moundville, May 10th, 1856.


ocr: BAIL . OB DIE OPELOUSIS. " - l UNE assemblée g~nérale descotri S| buables,des soascripteurs et des autres I .L habitants de la Paroise St. Landry, ian l Et6ressés à I'etisuimos ilriere du Rail Î -Road de la Nouvelle-Orléans, des Ope lo1.sas et de l'Ouest, oure cette Paroisse, est par le p.ésent convoquée pour le Lundi, 12 de Mai pro chain, (le premnsr jour de la prochaine auion de la Cour de District), la Maison de Court, en cette ville, dans le but d'adopter telles juter mesures qui seront reconnues nécessaires pot atteindre l réalisation des vues anticipea par catte requéte. BtArCOur s PA6 T US V RAu-ROAD. Opelousas, 26 Avril, 1951.


ocr: I q sBARILS DE MAIS à vendre, livrible an O pelouuas ou à Washington, par DEBAILLON & CARRIBERE. 'TWf..bingtot; Lne., Fevrier, 856.


ocr: Pieux ! Pieux!! Pieux ! U N beau lot de pieux de 6 et de 9 pieds, à vendre à bon marché pour du comp tant, par FONTENOT & LYONS. Washington 29 Déc. 1855. 4


ocr: ,aÏ'U c"BIEAL EPAVIE. eIL -e. échawp6, piês deu 2.4~· ··es,dbsagJÀm4irii aiad`n, cdz. ~ leur alezane, evr d ueuviwou 6 oe1u aitèa couf; udas muaqis*T i~~piq~gau.hqf4 dêvsa& pk)s aoeCrt ue petite tache Uite réeompenus homUié cisen~ aoeqflif 4 -a perrnfe qdIk * Id - . JOt EPH BALQUIE. PraIrie Laureisr à JuÜK 1856.


ocr: .... OPESI IN.àJUILLT, 8AMEJDI MAIN brm sJULLT, 1668. >iOMIIN'TIONS DEMOCRATIQIEUS. JAMR~i: t; BUfffA4Â~N, DY LA PnnestLtN IM. Pour ViOe-Préîdent: JOHN C. BREVJFEriDju DU KENTUCKY. e e L e, f ýý i ý m - ,-, p êzEc~ TE t14: PtxoIER DIST&ICT. x&oteur-C. J. VILLERE. &aS,-E(eae.ar-l 8T. MARTIN, SEcoNoD DISTRICT. ~E/eaeur- 3. EJiMOIEP.1 rtictr~-T. J. SEMMES. TRoIziiiE -DISTEICT. Eteteuir-T. LANDJBX. 1 Som$-£Udcteur--Â. JOURDAN. BElctdeuT-JORN NoVEA. Some-Eta&egr-W. M. W4LKR. . Bt oeeesiwT. O. MKOOBIE. Iî)R IST'RICT. £Ecteur-H. 01EV. Sous-Elellcteur-Wu BEARD.~


ocr: Loge H.. C.. No. 19, M:. A.-. L.. 4- A.-. UNE tenue régulière de cette R.-. Loge Saura lien le Samedi 13 courant à 4 heures de l'après-midi. Les frères étrangers sont invités d'assister à la séance. Par.mandement du V.:. M.-. JOHN F. MORROGHI, secrétaire. Opelousas, 13 Septembre, 1856.


ocr: OPEIOUSAS s SAMEDI MATIN, 13 SEPT. 1856. NOMINATIONS DEMOCRATIQCES. Pour Préaident: JAMES BUCHANAN, S DR LA PENNSYLVANIE. Pour Vice-Président: JOHN C. BRECKENDIDGE, DU KENTUCKY.. ELECTEURS : PREMIER DISTRICT. Electeur-C. J. VILLERE. S&us-Electeur-Ti. ST. MARTIN'. SECOXD DISTRICT. Electcur-W. J. ELMORE. Sous-Electeur-T. J. SEMMES. TROISIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-T. LANDRY. Sous-Electeur-A. JOURDAN. QUATRIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-JOHN McVEA. Sous-Electeur-W. E. WALKER. CINQUIEME DISTICT. Electeur-T. O. MOORE. Sous-Electeur-A. GARRIGUES; SIXIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-TI. GREY. Sous-Electeur-Wu BEARD.


ocr: CIGARES DE LA HAVANE. U N grand assortiment de Cigares do la Havane de qualité supérieure, récem ment reçu, et un autre assortiment de Cigarea de qualités ordinaires, à vendre par E. L. NIMMO, Encoignure Patin. Opelousas, 13 Septembre, 1856.


ocr: OPELOUgAS s 83AMEDI MATIN, 12 JUILLET, 1856. NOMINATIONS DEMOCRATIQUES. Pour Président: JAMES BUCHANAN DE LA PENNSYLVANIE. Pour Vice-Président : JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, DU KENTUCKY. ELEC TE URS: PREMIER DISTIICT. Electeur-C. J. VILLERE. Sows-Electetr-L.Sr. MARTIN, SECOND DISTRICT. Electeur-W. J. HLMORE. Sous-ElecteeTr-l'. J. SEMMES. TROISIME DISTRICT. tlectear-T. LANDRY. Sous-Electeur-A. JOURDAN. QUATRIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-JOHN McVEA. Sous-Electear-W. B. WALKER. CINQUIEME DISTICT. Electeur-T. O. MOORE. Sous-Electeur-A. GARIIGUES. SIXIEIE DISTRICT. Electeur-H. GREY. Sous-Electeur-Wi BEARD. -~ NO AG0ENTS. Lu perboeuu suuIvnte. sont auttnioée à colledter


ocr: [ Sale at Auction. E undersigned will offer for sale, at public auction, through the ministr of Evariste Debaillou, public auctioneer, i the Town of Washington, on the 15th day of August new, 1856, the following property, to-wit: A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Town of Washington, bounded North by Carriere street, South by Mound. villa street, East by Washington street and West by Main street, together with all the i' uildings i AND IMPRO VEMENTS thereon, consisting of a large and commodious Hotel, extensive stables, a Store an Attorney's office, and Barber shop ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in the same town of Washington, measuring one superficial arpent, more or less, and being lot No. 44, on the plan of said Town, together with all the Buildogs AD IMPROVEMEinTS and being the present residence of the un. dersigned. The North West Quarter of Sec. tion No. 3, Township 3, S. 1. 4, Eat, con. taining 162 6G6100 acres, situated on Bayuu Rouge. The West half and West half of the East half of Section No 35, T. 4. S. R. G E. containing 481 321100 acres, situated in Petit Prairie and adjoining the plautatiou of C. L. Swayze The said property will be sold on the fol. lowing terms and conditions: One half cash, and the balance payable in equal annual in. atalmenta of one and two years, from the day ofsale, purchasers giving their notes with good and solvent securitl,- and during the interval between the d;y otf the present notice and the day of sale, the undersigned will be disposed to sell the said property at private sale, according to the above conditions. W. MIO TON.


ocr: FUBIRHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW 3MEYNIER. *peleaseat. AYBAA- : SATUrLDAY, JULY 12th, 1856. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. i'M FaPBIDWENT: ~&MES .BUCHANAN, _OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VIOEF-PESIDEltT: JOIN , BBRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS: * FIRST DISTRICT. Elector-C. J. VILLERE. Substitute-L. ST. MARTIN. SDCOND DISTRICT. Elector-W. A. ELMORE. Substitute-T. J. SEMMES. TRunD DISTRIcT. Elector-T. LANDRY. Substitute-A. JOURZ)AN. FocLar DISTRICT. Elector-JOHN McVEA. Substitute-W. E. WALKER. FIFTH DISTRICT. Elecor--T. O. MOORE. Substitute-A. GAIZRIGUES. SrITH DISTRlCT. Elector-H. GREY. Sabstitute-WM. BEARD.


ocr: NIEWC VARIEIGTY STORE. i. _ Mx. E. L. NIMMOhas opened V' his stock of goods at the corner of . 'in and North sts., next door to Patin'a Hote 1. He advertises to sell as low as any other h 'ouse, and invites the Ladies and public generall ' to call and examine his stock of )ry Goods, Groceries, &c., &e. Opelounas, 31st May, 1856.


ocr: - - t c ( j -! -'- -TT SOUIS VIDRINE fils, of the Parish 3L St. Landry, having applied by his pe tition, for the appointment of of the Estate of Pierre Guillory, late of the Parish of St. Landry. Tkorefore, any person intending to make opposition to said appointment, will file same in writing, in my oflioe, in the town Opeloumss, within ten days from the date this notice. -s. LASTRAPES, C~lerk. Opeloisas, January 26th, 1856.


ocr: Public ]Ball. O N Thursday evening, November 20th, a public ball will be given at the Eagle Hotel, in Washington. MANAGZRS: J. B. A. Fontenot, J. M. Anderson. A. B. Andrus, Omer Poiret. M. Kennison, John McCormick, Ulysse Prud'homme, F. Bowling. WM. IRELAND, Proprietor. Washington, November 16th 1856.


ocr: t For sra *private sale p W dersigned offers for sale, at pri vate sale and upon reasonable condig tions, the following property, to-wit : ONE LOT OF GROUND, j situated on Main street, in the town of Opelousas, together with the Buildings and Improvements, consisting of a Dwelling House, Store, and other buildings Another lot of ground upon which there is a small dwelling house, situated at the corner of Court and King streets. I"-Any body wishing to purchase can ap ply to the office of the Courier, or for more informations, call on the undersigned, at the junction of Bayous Techd and Fuselier. EDOUARD FAYOLE. St. December 1855.


ocr: I GRANDE Dans I'Etat de Tailleur. LE soussigné informe publie qu'il a fait veniy Paris des Instrumente mesu rateurs, avec la grande Seclopédie de Paris. mArement étudié ces instru menta, le soussigné peut ga rantir les coupes les puiu parfaites, pour tons mens, et garantit en outre stisfaire les plus difficiles. Arrivant de la Nouvelle-Orléuas, il an nonce au publie qu'il a mainteunant en un de plus beaux asmortiiaent d'étoffes habits, gilets. pantons, &o. a1iSTIAN MORNHINVEG. Oploussa, 26 Avril, 1856.


ocr: GRANDE Dans l'Etat de Tailleur. LE soussigné informe public qu'il a fait venir Paris des Instruments mesu rateurs, avec la grande En cyclopédie de Paris. mûrement étudié ces instru S ments, le soussigné peut ga rantir les coupes les parfaites, pour tous vête mens, et garantit en outre satisfaire les plus difficiles. Arrivant de la Nouvelle-Orléans, il nonce au public qu'il a maintenant en un de plus beaux assortiments d'étoffes habits, gilets, pantalons, &c. CHRISTIAN MORNHINVEG. Opelousas, 26 Avril, 1856.


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ocr: SLE oussigné recevant actuelle ment de la Nouvellè-Orléans un as sesortiment complet de Marchandises Sébhes et autres, annonce respectueusement , às amis et au public qu'il les vendra à aussi ,nl marché qu'aucun autre magasin de la pla C. HOLLIER FILS.


ocr: HENRY L. GAIILND, E XERCERA sa profession dans les diffé rentes Cours du 15me. District Judi ciaire. Son bureau est aux Opéloums. 28 Février 1856.-la.


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ocr: OPEI.OUSAS 8 SAMEDI MATIN, 26 JUILLET, 1856. NOMINATIONS DEMOCRATIQUES. Pour Président: JAMES BIJUCHANAN, DE LA PENNSYLVANIE. Pour Vice-Président: JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGIÊ, DU KENTUCKY. ELECTEURS.: PREMIERt DISTRICT. Electeur-C. J. VILLERE. Suus-Electeur-L. ST. MARTIN. SECOND DISTRICT. Electeur-W. J. ELMORE. Sous-Electeur-T. J. SEMMES. TROISIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-T. LANDRY. Sous-Electeur-A. JOURDAN. QuATRIEME DISTRICT. Electeur--JOHN McVEA. Sous-Eectear-W. M. WALKER. CINQUIEME DiSTICT. Electeur-T. O. MOORE. Sous-Electeur-A. GARRIGUES. SIXIEME DISTRICT. Electeur-H. GREY. Sous-EBlecteur-Wx BEARD.


ocr: MAGASIN DE MODES. RACrHEL GRADENtoo, do re tour de la Nouvelle-Orléan,, a l'honneur d'informer les dames des Opeloqaa et des environs, qu'ele a maintcnant en mains, (par coniissiioi) Sun assortiment magnifique du Chapeaux pour Dam.ra ct.enfans, Broderies, Rubans, Fleurs, &,i Elle se recom iaude, comme par le passe. aS bice atviatronage des dames qui l'out pflui qée ra2'A de jour. Ses prix sont dsc plus modérés. Opelonsas, 22 Mars, 1856.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT : JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. . FOR VIOE-PRSIDEN.T: JOHN 1. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS: FIRST DISTRICT. Elector-C. J. VILLERE. Substitute-L. ST. MARTIN. SECOND DISTRICT. Elector-W. A. ELMORE. Substitute-T. J. SEMMES. THIRD DISTRICT. Elector-T. LANDIRY. Substitute-A. JOURDAN. ForaRT DISTRICT. Elector-JOHN McVEA. Substitute-W. E. WALKER. FIFTH DISTRICT. Elector-T. O. MOORE. Substitute-A. GARRIGUES. SIXTH DISTRICT. Elector--H. GREY Substitute-WM. BEARD.


ocr: -- - - -- - - - Sale at Auction. THE undersigned will offer for sale, at public auction, through the ministry of Evariste I)ebaillon, public auctioneer, in the Town of Washington, on the 15th day of August next. 1856, the following property, to-wit: A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Town of W.ashington, bounded North by Carriere street, South by Mound ville street, East by Washington street and West by Main street, together with all the l5uildings A.I D I'IMPIO VJIML1'E'TS ,thereon, consisting of a large and commodious IHotel, extensive stables, a Store, an Attorney's office, and Barber shop ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in the same town of Washington, measuring one superficial arpent, wore or less, and being lot No. 44. on the plan of said Town, together with all the Buildings 1D IMPROI I O W E TS, and being the present residence of the un dersigned. The North West Quarter of Sec. ,o'. No. 3, Township 3, S. R 4, East, con. ta;,inJ 1I2 661100 acres, situated on Bayou Rouge. The We.l hilfand 'Wet htlfoi the East half of Seetcin No. 35, T. 1. . 6 E. containing 481 32110U' acl:i. situated in Petit Prairie and adjoining the plautation of C. L. Swayze. The said property will be sold on the fol lowing terms and conditions: One half cash, and the balance payable in equal annual in stalments of one and two years, from the day of sale, purchasers giving their notes with and-solvent security,-and during the interval between the day of the present notice and the day of sale, the undersigned will be to sell the said property at private according to the above conditions. W. MOUTON. Washington, July 12th, 1856.


ocr: Lýý !LS PUBLIJSHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY :L H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER. Opelousas : SATURDAY, AUGUST 2d, 1856. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT : JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENTT: JOHN C. BRElKBNRIBGE, OF KENTUCKY. E LEC TORS: FIRST DISTRICT. Elector-C. J. VILLERE.I Substitute-L. ST. MARTIN. SECOND DISTRICT. Elector-W. A. ELMORa,. Substitute-T. J. SEMMES. THIRD DISTRICT. Eletor-T. LANDRY. Substitute-A. JOURDAN. FOCRTIa DISTRICT. Elector-JOHN McVEA. Substitute-W. E. WALKER. FIPTH DISTRICT. Elector-T. O. MOORE. Substitute-A. GARRIGUES. SIXTH DISTRICT. Elector-H. GREY Substitute-WM. BEARD. R.


ocr: SHail-Road Meeting. A mass meetingofTax payers, Stock holders, and other inhabitants of Parish of St. Landry, interested in farther extension of the Opelousasand Great WesternRail Ihrough this Parish, is hereby advertised on the 14th of May next, (the first day of the District Court,) at the Court House in this in order to the adoption of such rightful as may be deemed necessary to attain the contemplated by the call. MANY RAIL ROAD CITIZENS. Opelousas, April 26th, 1856. GREAT II PROVEMENT In the Tailor Trade. THE undersigned the public that he has and received from measuring Instruments the great Paris x{aving long studied ji~jrumenuts, the can now warrsnt the perfect cuts of all kind clothing, and he warrants besides to sater". the most difficult. He has just arrived from New with one of the most splendid assortments Linen, Merinos, Silk, &c., &c., for Vests, Pants. &e. CHRISTIAN MORNIIINVEG. Opelousas, April 26th, 1856.


ocr: Public Sale. flY virtue of an order from the 15th Ju. dicial District Court of Louisiana, act. ing in and for the Parish of St. Landry, I will offer for sale, at the Court house, in Opelousas, on Monday, 19th of May :next, 1856 the following property belonging to the minor Fereol Perrodin, to wit : A NEGRO-1IAN, named Noel, aged about 62 years. Terms and Conditions .-The purchase money payable in two equal instahnents, from the day of sale ; each instalnlmet bear. ing eight per cent interest per annum after maturity, and the slave remaing mortgaged until final payment of the capital and interests which may accrue thereon. CHS. A. PERRODTN, Tutor. Opelousas, April 19th, 18.56.


ocr: Public Sale. By the undersigned, a Public Auctioneer in and for the Parzsh of St. Landry. T HE public are hereby informed that there will be sold, at public sale, to the last and highest bidder, by the undersigned, a public auctioneer, in and for the Parish of St. Landry, at the last residence of Don Di? gue Alexandre Fontenot, deceased, situated at Old Grande Prairie, ii this Parish, on Wednesday, 27th February next, 1856, the hereinafter described property, belonging to the succession of the late Don Diegue Alexandre Fontenot, to wit; THE PLANTATION where the deceased last resided, with TIHE BUILDINGS AND F I IIPROVEMENTS thereon, containieg about six hundred and seventy-five arpents of land, bounded North by the Dom.in, East by Alexandre Larose Fontenot, South by Cyprien Larose Fonte not, Jean Fontenot and others, Yest by Phi lippe Larose Fontenot. Said land is situated in the suburb of Old Granude Prairie, in the Parish of St. Landry. A T4A0ST 0 LAITD, situated in the Old Grande Prairie,econtain ing ten arpents front by forty in depth, bound ed West by the Bayou Crocodile, South by Louis Soile~tu enld Jncar; Lou;s imcn Fonte not, East by . i'a.lire Lorclka a'd West by Francois P "c:ln:Ot ; . n u, was pur chased by deccased at rle snecesie.:al sale of IIortense Soil.-u, deceased, made on the 27th Decemiber 1853, with all the AND) thereon erected. A TRACT OF IAND, situated in the same place and auJoiniig the purchased deceased from Jean


ocr: GROCERIIES. U N bel assortiment de Groceries de Fa - mille.- Vins, Brandys, Whiskey de différentes qualités ; Bière, Scotch Aie, Porter ; Mais, Avoine, Fèves de Clos, (cow-peas,) 4-c., à bon marché pour du. comptant. e DEBAILLON & CARRIERE. Washington, 0 Juin, 18?5.


ocr: CHAUX! CHAUX!! B soussigné ayant acheté la Pierre à Schaux de la Prairie Pinière, annonce au public qu'il a maintenant 1,000 barils de chaux égale en qualité, sinon supérieure, à la célèbre chaux de Thomastown, qu'il ven dra à bon marché, et qu'il continuera à en faire en grande quantité. CHARLES LUTZ. t Prairie Pinière, 6 Janvier, 1855.


ocr: ?UBLISHED KVULY UAýS7tWX' MQ 0*NI11NG B JOEL H. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNIER. Opelousas *1~iFc:~~ EI~~~~ ~t;)b I ' iOC1dr NOMINATIONS. F0t FUSWENT: '1FORVIO -PR$JDEN T : OF JENTUOKY, ELECTORS: Vx$1wr ThSTU!CT.* E~eto-'C 3 YLL1EflF~ e o .RStitute-.. ST. MARTIN. Suooim Diemicr. BAMM-B .W. A. ELMORE. { Soth-ue-T.. J. SEMM1ES. ThrDn DIrmTii. Bkeor--T. LANDRM . $ia cstfeute-A. 3JOURDAN. FOUXaTK PlDISTRIICT. &rEtor--JORN McI)VRA. ' ebetatatý--lfºT,. E. WALKER. Sw:iiis DIETRIcT. " S"4, c-A.. G.4IRIA3UES. &wr T'hS'FRICT. .Eletor-H .L; . btirsa.-* JM, BEARD. oua A01!S.1DI3


ocr: 4 < t Barils de Chaux de Thomas M ton, on bon ordre et à vendre par DEBAILLON & CARRIERE. Washington, 19 Janvier 1856.


ocr: Rogers & Thboampson, PUBLIC A UCTIOiNEERS, IN and the Parish of St. Landry. O.ioe at Opelouas. GEO. N. ROGERS, A. J. THOMPSON. Dec. 27th, l866.-.ly.


ocr: Paquebot des Opelousas, du Bayou Boeuf et de la NIle-Orleans. S-. ~ LE beau lateaî-â-vaper 0-01 MARY BESS, capitaine Joux -- LYONs, partira de Wtsliiigton, Lîe., pour la Nouvelle-Orléans, régulièremient, tous les Samedis, à 10 heures du matin, et prendra du frêt et des passagers à aussi bas prix qutaucutin au tre bateau dans Ja navigation. Pour d'autres infor. mations, s'adresser à bord. Washington, Lne., 26 Janvier. lS.)6.


ocr: Estate au coinl muni ity &tu'een And, t' lr. nrier and his minor children, ;o.,s, , hii i ma rrtage with 1JMarieConsta ' ,, La Love, his deceased wife. HIlE public are hereby inforacl ti.t there will be sold, at public ale to tle last and highest bidder, by the un ler i; led, a duly commissioned auctioueer, in and fbr the Parish of St. Landry, on Tuesday, 20th day of May next, 1856, at the residence of Andred Neyier, ia the town of Opelousas, the following dsczriied property belonging to the Estate in coninu. nity between Andre Meynxer and his manr children, is uc of his marriage with Marie Constance De La Loire, his deceased wife, consisting in : A FINSE TR'ACT OF situated in the Town of Opelousas, measuring 342 feet front on Court street, by 397 feet in depth, bounded North by Hilaire Deosee. sarts, South by Littell and 3Meginlcv, East by Court Street and Webt by Sandoz and Steel and J. Harris, with all the U IfLDINGS .IND


The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume]

ocr: FAIRBANKS' 119 River-st.,-Cleveland. L. F. A S. BURGESS, Agents 189 Broad waVt FAIRBANKS & CO., Agents. , April 10, 1866. 36-1y 1 IN SEED OIL for sal bv 6TREAT04, da at V CO, ' fSj - CELEBRATED '

place_of_publication: Ravenna, Ohio

publisher: A. Hart & R.E. Craig


ocr: I Baring ths past winter, Mr. Vsa Ahufrou, 1 assist so ny experienced agents, ha. been busily engaged In the principal cities of Europe, in procuring the issTEBiiumm. which, when combined with the brilliant Star I j of the Western Hemisphere, will constitute I . more isieni or ine mg' est order, than ha : ever been concentrated In one establishment I The following dlatlngulslicd etar are attach ed to thi tripartite model Amphitheatre : i Tiie Famous Cook Family!; 1 from the DrloolBsl Eaueatrlan establishment I ei sTurope, ami recently rroro AHIey'a ltejal 1 Auipiiuiicaire, umoon, coosisUDg or . . HENRY COOK, Sen. tbe most daring F.OI'ESTRIAIV and Snhd TIGHT stOI'K peformer ia the World. JOHN HENRY COOK j ih " diamond sion," o named fur his in- 1 A aeiis of brillinttt horaetAHiiitiiiD. anJ is un. qt-t ion little tht ntml fstrfully tarritfe aqjl l rfJrraVaUli VlsUaUC itsyriVt HIBIsCa SJVtjr rJasSCUMtla Ifounff HARRY COOK, r the Adonis of Ihe Cirque; hi dashing two . y. puny act present, ine very bkav idkai. 01 ju venile p'oncieucy is tne nigs sciioot ot art. - four lo number, beyond all comparison the . greatest Gymnastic performer In the World. Frank Carpen'cr and Louis Francisco. S of the most brilliant Equestrian of the see. Messrs. ' " ' 1 L WiRDuoa, - Howiim, M-irrma, . . MOHDAVNT, Jl'Urs, . IIUJJiR, . baaTuoc, tiUAHOFT, lsaiix,Se., ' snd distinct snd perfect troupes of AcrobaU, VoUimuirt, Vmtomimldfs, ontf Dramatist. prooucing at seen repreMiitatmn s varteiy of brilliant snd startling cAe d'omsres, ths , me perisoi ever presep tea within in Arena. , UKSTINTED MR 77 will be poured forth in aparaung eascaaes, by me far-lamed ths afiknowledsed wit. tester, and humorist of the sg, snd the most original Clown that ever snoox uie iae or ao audience, who. In . conjunction with the famous CROWIIURST. i i wu iHfin a uiga uoiiee er tun. THE MENAGERIE O 1 eonfalna all tttac la mm ..J I. j Ihe animal and feathered spade, collected ' at a almost fabutou expense, by the great lion-tamer. Via a at rasa, lmmvdlattly after the performances iu lb arena. I ' Prof. LJNGWCRTH7 will enter the Dm I of the performing snimalsr consisting of two i Itnynl Btnfal ligtrt, Mm and Itones. BiiutUuin. or Leaving Tiamn. nnli- t 1-1 I I nanM. . . ' " . . .' "7 : ' I Tea Gsasb Faocasaioa, WMMil.l. M ' MimllUul S..J A.. I ...... mm var, eoa- lalalng Herman Ludvia't exquisite fjarnat , BandV will enter town, and after parading , 1 4fQ te the Pavilion, which, wlU b opened irv tini.u. i, vim onneiRiu vireew. win aoinum I CP.illlla616 M'S M if GREAT TRIPLE Hi Qft TWO EC110PIAN ft AMEWCAJT fT) (CIRCES Bill UV ' AND AN UNEQUALUO jjj el t ' "' aV iu v ttJ a ft 1 at ' A , j ( , iSt. . .... -. ; - upen at x ana t f v a. Aamisston 99 No half price. Reserved Box lests. 1 J


ocr: Fair b a n k s . . CEIIBBATID SCALES, 119 River-st., -Cleveland. IF. fc 8. BVKC1ESS, AffcnM ' 1 89 Broad way, 3 , New-York FAIRBANKS & CO., Agerjta. - ; "fril 10. 1856. 86-I -s1-- . -


ocr: ; .'. .;."." i I ii' ni' , iliil i i. Groceries & Provisions HtTMELBAU.,1; & -WAlTirenowopen Ing an assortment of Groceries and Protr hUobs,! " consisting- In part of. Tea. ColTeet,s,Bgiiri, Syrupt.-. Moiase, OllB. Rice, Toboceo.Flsh. Crackers, Ral-. Sine, Citrons, Fig. Prunes, Splcesi, Nut. Soapi,Cos' diet, Pieklcj. Cr. TBar,Soda,,SlSodjrladlgj,Cgn,-i die. Wood and Wttlow ware, dro, - -"'? ' Onr stock Ii selected in N, Y by omp8tentJu''gv4 SrwitS rsrticular reference lo quality- and freshness,'""? nd will be added to weekly,' AU who Wish to buy fco." I Ooodaat reaaonable nrloet.ara invited to 1I at the' flrst door west ot UiaTown Hal!t Main it. Ravenna. V "TP" Good Batter, Eggs, Ham, Fork, A ppies. Drlsli '' Fruit, Rags, &o wanted. ft ;yA.. , , ,., Ravenna April IWk, l5fMr4 ,f '-f 'i " ' I


ocr: - - ron PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, ' or finnsylvama. ' FOR VtCK PKE.IPK.T, JOHN C. JJKLX'KINRIDGL', . or F.Tick.y. VlilOCRA riC PKESHit NTIAl EI Lt TOKf FOR CHiO. SENATORIAL ELF.CTeTS. WILLIAM UESXOX Jr.,Bclmoiil ALEXANDER P. MILLEK.BiitSer CORCiRESSIONAL ELECTORS. IT. PBKL1I0N I. KKI.I.OGG.nf llnmltton. Sd. HKMtY P. SEllA.M.or H:niii!i.Ii. 3. DAVID TLAKK. i f .Vlui.tei'iiicry. 4th. ISAAC II. ThO.MAK, r.f D.irko. 5th. KinYARP FOM'KK.nf Willian a. fig, M1CHAKL H. PA VIS, of Clcrmonl. Tt. WILLIAM CKOi-SKJi.nf Wnrri-n. Rill. WIlJ.lA.M KKKMtMK.tif ( lurk. 9th. GKOHliE K. ?KNEY, of Soiicca. IPIB. 1.KVI f)UCAX. nf Jackson. 11th. AI.FKK1I M. VKIGH.of KniiUcW. 14th. JACOB 8l.YII.of Fri.i.kliii. I3rn. JOHN TIFFT. of Huron. Utu. JOHN ('. MVF.liS.of A.lilnn.l. J.Via JOSEPH KVKNS. of Co.liiM'top. IflTH. JAMES M. OAVI.OKIl. of Vi.rcsn. 17th. BKXJA.MIN F. SPIIGCS,if N,lU. lfTB. AI.PHONSO llAltT .of Portico. 19th. IIFNKY II. llollGK. of i'uvi.h.rii. SOTH. CF.OKf.R G. G1U r.TT.of Arf.Utuln. SliT. GEOHOli COOK, of Hurrisuu. democratic state ticket. ro jvdo or Ttt sitiiemu rent. ItiriS 1. ItAMNEY. ton jitgc t r the fci tEMK roi ht. (' f ll rtcanry.) CKi:i.GTO V. SiEAKLE. OAo or rrtiic wonii. WAIWE GUISWOLD. commippionfp. yr commcw srtcots. Ii. II. BA!VEV. S.lMl'EL L4II3I. JI'Dfll, LL'TIIEU DAI'.


ocr: MAY .'APPOINT3IE.NTU .f Dr. H. Tubbs, 1 Can be eonsuluid at hhrVooms ' ' ' i Ra4 Prentiss House.wmlnesday sfternoeaaa Thursday nntil 4 o'clock.P. M..88tnd SOi of May. troii Empire House. Tueeaj, aim iuj, ,. U'ir.nfln.HH H.iw. MnndaV.Sd Of JlinS. Let the Invalids of Portage County earefuUyi) examine the following statement jrom tvv. ,,d . J. M..Chnvman. of Slreetsboro, ;- To til whom it nay tonttrit ' i a. r .i.i.u . AnhiiBAn aoflering nhmSnltT prompts me, through UlSirportnnHy of Ur.Tubbs, to submit the fol lowing brlof statemenst 1 hare been suffer-n ing for several yeara frons Bysnepala, torpid liver an bowels, and a severe nervous depression, thavetest-' ed thefull power 'of ailopathle remedies, prescribed). DV tne nes pnysicians at oanu, a w ww. - -bydropnthle and aomeopathio treatment ;wllheat any ;i sensible oenen. naviitg ooscre m cuwi v. Tnbl a' treatment upon ethers, of my loeaalntanoe, specially upon the wife of my youngest bretber,(ad dvd to a feeble constitution) a severe cough which nr-y roused fears of pulmonary consumption. . I eonotudod to consult him mlself. H prescribed for me when I i i . . .1 j uMiii nn. ana . rreely afflnit that uneapeeted to myself, was speedily beneflwsd to so great an degrae as to endure as heavy-: and contlnoous Inborss 1 have been ante lo.ao ur inw last ten years. ,1 eheorfolly commend the Doctor ! the attooUw of sufferers of ewonio oiseases. : , . .N v.','-.,- J.M. CUAPMAK, f '' --Mi jhste Baptist Canrob. SuetsboW . ' April 80 , Portage OV-..0. SMOKING TOBACCP by the pound at


ocr: The Place to get Your Moneys Worth! FOR THE TEAR 1S5U I Who will well Carriages for the least Money 1 That's the ques- tion. . ; N. D. CLAEK &C0., PLAIM that they can satisfy all those who J call at their establishment, on Main street, . RAVEXNA, OHIO, thai money can be saved In buying of them, not only as regards the price, but also the quality of the work, atthev are determined to sell LOWER THAN ANY OTHER, ESTABLISHMENT IN NORTHERN OHIO, tea or iart sell work of tkesame quullty joint slock companies rot excepted. . . . Tbe best and most experienced mechanics will be employed in every de, arliueut of their business, and eustomorr may rely upon it, that all work done at their establishment win no mane or ma , .- BEST MATERIALS, ' .' pot together in the most substantial muuer and war rantee , , ... . .,, . , . . TWO-HORSE LUMBER WAGONS ! ' A few two-horse Lumber Wagons of superior qual lty nay at all time be found at our shop. , , . . Carriage trimmings. ITA general assortment of carriage trimmings kept constantly on nana ana-iurnisneu to ine traoe as a tn' (log advance from cost In tba Kastern Market. EASTERN BENT FELLOES, SPOKES &C. Those wishing anything letliis lln will find Hat oar shoo, at we design to keen a full suddI? on hand, which we will tell lower than can be purchased elsewhere itavenna. , , . , .. REPAIRING J or all kind, don en the shortest and most reasona ble terms. . r., AGAIN WE SAY, ; TTr Let It be distinctly understood, thss lb BEST CARRIAGES for th LEAST MONEY may be bad, Atarlgtheyar AOu,tinoiusiaBaor ' - n, ,. CLAaB. CO, . Ravenna, January lit, 1858. . , .,.; S3 BY EXPRESS Rachel Cloaka, Paria do, Rachtl Talma, Paria do, Brocha Bhawla, Bay Stat t do, a atoa assoriratat rae' tnit aay, ana tor ahMB "r IJ, ' oa c. Ml


ocr: A BAOH'Ij E SIC AN COMPOUND. THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY, Bv K w Toai t.jngt Coauty. - - Oueof the arn. of P. V. I(. Coventry Co., oflh cltyol Auburn, being duly .worn, says thu following certidcble. are gJuaine, uiid were given )ty tha f er sons by horn they purport to be signed. . Bubsciibedund awo.-u beforelue, H.T.COOK,',. J uatit o of the Peace , Cay uga county .


ocr: DENTISTRY. V - DR. A. A.. Habris, OfBce iu the Phosnix Block T Rirhardaon'a Hardware Store. Beg. most re.pectfu lly to return hi. alncere ts the inhabitants of Ravenna and 'Its vicinity for liberal patronage bestowed npon him during the year, and trust. by anreinittlugattedtion,k be with the continued support of hi. friends, and them that It will ever be his constant endeavor, to satisfaction In all work entrusted to him. All work warranted. . .. v Peb7, 18SS-S0-tf. COATS-BLACK, BROWN AND BLUE Drees, Frock and Sack Coat.. Alto a large Of Busing.. Coats at NO. 3, PHOXNIX BLOCK.' Something New'-Uy Express r RCi( ladies Paper Collars, at 12JcU each, 0JJ huoson as a It solUr.Jnst received ax .- . ft. L. DAY'S, i AprU 1, v ( ? ' . ; Phsnix Block


ocr: " . . NEW Book Store in Ravenna, HATCH, in the old Post Office room tn Seymour's bmc. ts wow receiving a choice stock of BOOKS oi near ly a II the atandurd work a. School Book., Toy Book., Primers, die, together with a large and well selected tock ofStallonery,earf.lettor, note gilt-edged, and a great variety nf fane and color and Myle. of paper; Envelops of all kinds, color, and quan- r , 'ua auu uKBianoa, since, anu (laiepeueilsf Drawing and Tissue paper.. Water paint and brushes. Dolls and Doll head., crying (able.. Sewing Bird, and ButtertUe., Porlmonle.,Sllllettoea, Kinery Balls, pint, Rings, etc. too nnmero Hilo mention. S Ladies and Gentlemen wlihlng anything In tbe above Tine will plpa.e give us a call and we will trv to plea, them with quality ane price. . C HATCH. July glh.iew , SMOKING TOBACCO the pound it


ocr: vri:;T-M6ipLeysWortliI FOR Till! YEAR 1S56 Wbo will cll Carriages for : least, Money 1 That's tbe) , tiOn. . ft D.CLAEK&c6 CLAIM that they cun satiBfy .all those call at thoir establishment, on Main, street, . st RAVENNA, OHIO, ; , . that money can be saved In buylig of the; not as regard tbe price, but also the quality of tb as they are determined to tell LOWER THAN OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN NOKTHEKN caa or dors tell work of the tame quality Joint eompanle rot excepted. t ' The best and most experienced mechanics will employed in every department of their basine, and enstomerr may rely upon It, that all work doaealtbelr establishment will be made of the . , -., . : 1 BEST MATERIALS.'- w-: put toguthetin the most substantial manner and War ranted..!.', .- t--.: - . : u -.--. .TWO-HQRSE LUMBEK fW'AGONS I - A row two-borse Lumbor Wagon of superior tty may al all Umes be found at our shop, - CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. t ffA general assortment .of earrlag trimmings kept constantly en nana and rurnisnea 10 ine uaue at a ling advanc from cost I a the Eastern llarkot. ,; BASTE RN BENT FELLOES, 8POKS4 AC. J. Thos wishing anything In this line will Indltatour shop, as we deaigrn to keep a full supply on hand .which we wU U lower that eaa be purchased elsewhere In Ravenna. . .; .L. . . Of al kinds, done on th thortett n4 'rabt bra-terms, j ; - Wi t; .-, .&, - .;r . - AGAINs ,WB BAY,' TTr Let it be dlstlhctW Understood, that th BKST CARRIAGES' for Uio LEAST MONEY raav ba during tb year IBM, al the old stand of : , ' - r). V, vtAKJk et l.'U. . Bstsvna,' Janvtry 1st, T6M. : (3 T)Y EXPRESS-Rachel Cloaks, Paris do, U Rachel Talma. Pari do, Broeba Shawls. Bav Stat do, a good assortment ree'd thlt dv. and for Hliewp rv. I. p.. v, tuas et lie.


ocr: BACH'S E EI CAN A COMPOUND. THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY. Static of Nkw Yona, Cavuga County. One of the Brn. of P. V. R. Coventry & Co., of city ot Auburn, being duly sw orn, says the ceiiilteMes are g JUJiae, and were given by the per sons by liom they purport to be signed. Subsciibcdund swo.-u before me, H.T.COOK, oflhc Peaco, Cayuga county.


ocr: FA I RBANKS' 119 River-st.,-Clevelaiid. ' Is. Ft 4c S. BURGESS, Agents. 189 Broadway, New-York FAIRBANKS & CO AgeoU. April 10, 1W6. ' " W-ly 1?X h CELEBRATED fe SCALES,


ocr: TWO EUROPEAN & AMERICAN ci mm AND AN UNEQUALLED Durlr g the.-past winter, Mr. Vitt Amberoh, i asslitcd by experience!! agents, nas Deeu hually engjged In the principal cities of Europe, in procuring the ' .FitllKllI TAIE8T . which, when combined with the brilliant Stars of the Western Hemisphere, will constituted mure talent or the Ngnest order, man naa ; I ever been concentrated In one establishment. The following distinguished stars are attach- . ed to this tripartite model Ampniineam : jTtifi Famous Cook Family!, I from the principal Equestrian establishments I of Europe, anil recently from Astley's Royal ' Amphitheatre, Jondon, cousihling 01 HENRY COOK, Sen. the most daring EQUESTRIAN and finirhed TIGHT liOI'E porformer la tne worm. JOHN HENRY COOKi the " dianovo bidkb," nmca ior mi in compnrableHar(iriiiiddtinRqurtrini.cU. f w sj. utiUlllCK AlVIV" ist tlin vr ' V Sl u I a . i. 1 .. DUIUU" ..w . J , ttcnift of bnllirtiU Uornrmniiniiip, ana uu- qiietUionHlily llifi wwi ieariuny wrrinc aiiu e'ngnnt ciissic per lurm mice ercr mwuwu. Young HARRY COOK, ths Adonis of the Cirque his dashing two . 1 pony act presenu me very read iukau 1 I vends proflcicnev in the bigii ichool of a EliUll . four in number, bevond all comparlsnn the , greatest Gymnastic performers in the World., Frank Carpen'er ati Louis Francisco, i of the most brilliant Equestrians of the age. Messrs. i WiRDOUB, Howirb, M itrura, MllliDlCXT, Jl'LH'3, - 1IILLVR, IlaxmoK, tiiuaorr, Ubuii.Ac, and distinct and perfect troupes of Acrobat, YoUiQtent nittcmimtM,ima wtooiuh, 1 prmlucing at each n prescntatlon a variety J of brilliant and startling ehtf d'auiivt, Uie J, most perfect ever presented withinthe Arena. VitStiyTED MRTlf win be poured forth in sparkling cascades, by the far-famca CiOK, mw the acknowledged wit, Jester, and humorist of the age, and the most original Clown that ever snook the sides of an audience, who. In -I conjunction with the famous CKOWHUliiT, j wu noia a mga jiwiict v. tuu. 1 1 rtc. mtivnucrtit -1 , r- ursiiApnir s 1 con.aina aii tun. i. ww wuuuoiwiu the aulmal and feathered species, collected at an almost fabulous expense, bv-the ureal lionnhmer, VjtH Ambfeoh. Immediately after . the performances in uie arena, ' Frof, LANGWCRTEY will enter lbe Beas of the performing animals, consisting of two j Itamil Henaal Jiaert. .ion and JAoneim. I I Branlinn, or Leaping Tiger, pair nfteo-1 1 parut, rc. , tas Gah Psootsaios, mmi.ai1i1 hv a masniSoent Band Oar car. talalng 1erman Ludvty exquisite Cornet 1 Hand, Will enter ivwu, ana aner paraoing u . through the principal streets, will adjourn , ;f to the Pavilion, which, will be opened (v f J fir- nt thi' aniKilnled hour. Vf 'l ; Will "exhibit nt' RAVENNA, SATUR DAY. MA T 91 ISSOs . , at S and 7 P. it. Admfssfotf 25 fP- W lllEH b CD'S GREAT TRIPLE - UI If Stl.N sWi r'.tlfj In " in Is it


ocr: Fun Ahead ! Approaching Novelty ! ! FIRST of 7arilB SEASON. M;ujor Brown's MAMMOTH Fiv separate and distinct Exhibi tions titiJer one linuionse and for Obc t'hrti j:c Only ! M.U. S K. RHOWN,. V1111. 01.1VER BELL. Kir estriao . C. SATTKkLKK, '1 This ixtenaive i:stal'llliMitni. uri..t,iilil novel and colnpl-to traveling ) I'otiiliiiiiiig all th'.t H tuste,Giiiurprlo and experience prodi'c..; rnn'n sed of a galaxy "STARS." thnsun from both huinis ft'rer,, which have shone for within the charmed cirvlo of the A KhNA.the hallo wed precincts of -Tueutrc, and the echoing wnlls of Concert Room names dear and fa miliar to thu I'ubllc as Words;" concentrated in one company, presents by no siniilnr eompany, and chulicn ,gf the Exhibition worlJ to its equal. The visit ir Is fit first greeted tho MannlnVent performances of AKHNA, in which stands forcmoflt. Mil. OI.IVF.lt The Renowned Kquostrlau VttuH ami tiy in nast from the Uuropean Am piiilheatres. IWlt. HIBAIfl The unequalled Melonncrphopo Ki dor, the origiiitlor of tho Trick Act. taken from "Uncle Cabin,' ir which he Ophelia.' 'Topsey,' 'G-o. Uncle Tom.' changing from charac ter to character with the utmost ra pidity. while his horse Is at full SJIOLENSKI, The "Mtn OF MUSCLK," with the Massive Cannon Balls.cnsl ing thorn in the Air nnd them upou li:s body, with that and euse, that one would so Alrl.lOS. -j CARTER, with his LEARNED DOGS; and host of ot ers. The whole cllvoned by the Sallies Wit und Humor, tin- Grotesque Gri mucca, the Comical Performances the Great Soutnoru CLOWN JliSTKK. CASTILLO, From th9 S.Orleans nnd his Colleiigtics. Mirth provok , ing CASTILLO. Irrlstablo CASTIL LO, the Princeof Humorists, and Lin eal Descendant ef Momus I Next in order, comos tho Intsllcc tlnl Feast, the Chnte Beauties of Drama, Tha Theatre, upon hallowed boards Struts the limniti. ble Mullhollaiid, The Colebratod IRISH COMMKDI AN. the fuvorlu of the Public. Air. Allen nnd Lady, Lateoftho People's Thetro, Clucln natl. The Charming and Beautiful Dan souse . , Miss Ada with a regular onganlxed Corps. Fosler'i Sotilhern Sertnaders the largest Mlnstral Troupe jiow gumzuu, ciimposed of 14 performers, conclude the en tertaiiiincrtt. In conneitlou with this Troupe, Messrs. Nish, Cussidy, Baker, ana Foster, formerly Warden's N. Y. Opera Troupe JOE BROWN & TIM WOODRUFF Late of Konkel's fiighthngale Opera Troupe and nun is, late 01 1 nrisiy s iuinstrais, wuose pertorraan eel at each Kxhibitlon comprlsoeiltgiVeu by thu popu lar Negro Minstrels of the day. Inline FIVE TIONSara clven undor one canvass for one nrice containing nothing to offend thu moat fastidious everything to amuse. - : wm oxuioit in . visaA , on Tlinrsda)', Itlay j2, 1S36. . 33" Admission SS cants t Reserved Scats 60 8. R. SMITH; Agent.


ocr: B ARK WANTED! Ann CORDS of BARIt wanted, forVhich tlUU tn hlghsst priew tt Cask will t paid, dellv STHSIS1T lIBBSaiSniTWIBS. .. .: ' . rb. i4,ias. ; (ssvak v.nscsUfAir.


ocr: PKENIX EOCX STORE ADS. new books;:: SWAN'S NEW TREATISE for Justices of tba Peace, Constable, Aft i-"- ' - AMY LEE i by Iba aatbor ol Qar rartab.1 j , ! ,JUKO CUFFORD.a Tal by a Lady, --,-:,i 4. .Mjaurauiuw;, riivvv .rv&at. .'it- THE SONG OP HIAWATHA ( by Henry Wads- woru xioogtaiiow. ; KLObTERHKIMi bv D tjo'laey,"' ' : 'I :i OPIUM BATES and! SUSP1RA,1 by Thorn' Da CATHABINB II. of RU8S1A, sad HER SUCCM SOKS.eompraalng tnsideau la Kusalaa History to lbs tall ai oeraaaapoi, oy Dmucaer, - LADY'S ALMANAC FOR 1B50. ': r ' - Tba Prsttlesl gift of tba sasson, witb aa tlramlnatod LltaocraDh Title, aad twelv bea allat fuU paaw trattona. Calender for all sections of tha country Memoranda pagea for every day in the year, , . Aia lil.riU.an i uirr ouu. ' : Tmm Kaicaaaaocaav Giunl. contain PortraiU on Steel, of tba best Authors la tba Among them ara PorWalU of Louis Gsylord Editor of tha Knickerbocker Magaxiua, lrriog. Bayard Tavlor. William Cullen crysnt, G. Sage, Henry w Long's How, George D Prentice, P Willis, Wn H Seward, Park Benjamin, Geo T Mar ris, Oliver Wendell Holaie, etc. for sale at tba t ,. ratnii ouuaMunn, NvS4 ' 1 No6, Pnenlx Block. WILLOW BASKETS Splendid at low figures, at Hatch' KoW Bookstore. Aug. io. . . . - . SA.TA CLAIS HEAD QlAfiTERS.- Christmas and New Year's Presents f1 Books in Elegant Binding. ' FANCY GOODS, BOXES, &c , ARD ...... TOYS FOR THE LITTLE PEOPLE, AT THE PHEMX BOOKSTORE, . Dec. 15. No. 6 Post Office Hall, Phenix Block, ' HARPER FOR DECEMBER. Harper for December Is recerved. It Vol l'Jlh of this splended Magazine, which offers er .inducements for the coming year, than ever Among other things its sages will bo-enrlched by


ocr: Groceries "Bto yisidit trUMELBAUUll & WAIT arenovop4 .A A. tng an assortment or uroeene anu rmi uiu eotMlstlng in part of Tea, Coffees,' ocugar, Syrt Molasses, Oil. Rice,' Tobaoeo.Pish, Cracker, aln, Citron, JFIfts. Prunes, Spices, Nats. Soaps, dies. Pickles, CrTTartBr,Soda,6alSodB,,Indlgo,q . r,., . 1. Mlncbad in ff.V--. bar a comnetaavtrlui 'with yiarticnlar reference to. quality and freshnet and wlllboaaaeaao weoEiyi -ah wno wrwi w ots 1 Goodat reasonabl price, are Invited to call all fl-.t Snnr wntt 01 tne.iown, nnu- mmn . hatbb tfr Good Butter; Egg, Ham, Pork,Apl,a Fruit, lUnjfkvdksjJ wanttid.' tr -S il lfrV?mmfywyi :mm jjw


ocr: BACH'S AMERICAN, COMPOUND. THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.' State or New "obk, Cayuga County. . One of tho Urn. of P. V. K. Coventry or Co., of tho city of Auburn, biingduly sworn, says the following certificates ore gsnaine, and were given by the bi sons by whom tlmy ) airport to be signed. , ii Subsctibeaanti swt rn oeiorenie, . a,i.wui, Juslito of the Peace, Cayuga county. FROM MRS. M.S1AM S.PARRISH, . . Who enjoy wide topotatloh us Physician 'and Nnrse. - he writes)4'! ail using yon r Bach's Ameri can Compound" in my : ractico, for Jfervopw and Berojuloue jfjfeettoni, wimvcrr anccsaa. u quiets the patients' nerve, whilo relieving the i of a hack ing aud woaring cough. It also punfJo ae blood. 1 hiilir vn It a sovereign remedy for all cases of JITara tag Sore Mouth and Xipptei. I also used It in one or Eitvainelas, and lound it the best thing I hud ever used. Half a bottle gave full relief for the pres ent. The patient is very anxious to have more. fiu-i- tlurouirh the recommendations of those who used It.-1 have had numerous calls for It. send me a box of your medicine, and 1 will pay fortbe same. " ' ' ' '- P. 8. You may make wht nse yon ploase of letter, as 1 have waited for sure and certain before writing you. .. ; , Maasvlllc.Kt. Uwrence eo.,N. Y.. May SI, 1855. KKYS1PELAS OR SCROFULA. - Mr. Thomas Gould, of Aurora, N. Y., writes 3d IMS, foat bis son, aged three years, has been suf fering for more than a year with an eruption, resem bling both Scrofula and Erysipelas, and after all the popular medicines and different school ef doc tois, says that his son Was entirely cured with 6 bcttlc ef "Baeh' Amerloiin Compound." FROM GEO. W.CRAY;' r: i '' Gents;! think y our "Bach' American h. nutat valuable of medicine. ' My wife ha cured by it of a Derangement tf her BUrmmek, bM sfflleted her for years, and my daughter of aa a larming Cankered Month and Thrt. My Any of the above person named, will answer questions as to oar statements. i !...! IV l lkIT7Ar,Tia This Compound contains ss great healing a Ctnptnnd Fluid Extract f Baae Drop or Ra,aeten known to the Indian as a never cose for Seroralns Consumption, Hainorsof the aad for Cbronle biflamatton; and is now for -the time given to the public. It Is ao seeret asforniaUe are furnished to, Physioiau. -. W ask on trtai. Our medicine stands apan m. morittahtnt. -:-r, i v;..'j. r flumiMcua eouiena.esner win oeax aa timilt ef P. V. B. Corenlry 4 Co.. a the large ready reached reader U Impossible to gtv a signature to eaeb bottle, a waaintended, Bay of liable dealer. For sale by all dealera io at 1 per bottle, or six bottle for So. aad t salabyM. Ward, Close Co., New York., ... v. ?. VR. COVENTRY tk CO., Sole r Ravenaa, Dec. I. IbSS-ow; , , .. . Anntun.a '. Agent for Kaveana, I, SWIFT, aud A. JntWrtAjnViAYl ' '" " '


ocr: NEW Book Store in Ravenna. Tliffnn HATCH, in the-old Post 1 -.: .7 11 . ,. ' umcerooin in sBjiniiur i now reewivine a ehole-wtock ol BOOKS of nuarly all the standard work t. School Bookt, Toy Booke. Primers. e. together with a large and well selvcted stock of Stationery, cap. letter, note aill-edi-eri. snd a treat varletv of fane and colors and style, of paper; Envelops of all kinds, colors and quan tity; lost ana maiiaaos; tiaies ana eiatepenrus; Drawing, and Tissue naner. Water bainl aud brushes. Dolls and Doll heads, cry Ing btbiet. Sewing Birds and Butterflies, Portmonlet, SUllettoet, Km.ry Bull., HtiiM. tc. loo niimeroie lo mention. - - LadloB and Genllemen wishing anything In the Bee will plosvse giv. ut a call and we will try tm fhem with quality ana price. , ' ' . V BATCH! , jniy bib. iro


ocr: GRAND DEMOCRATIC AT ' jtcjesiXji'ftf:


ocr: ! i FreshDrtigs & Medicines C' HATCH baa juat rettrDtrJ-fromi Nev York with a large and choice anppry ofrBKait DRUGS and MEDICI1.K8, PalcU, Oils. DyaaMaa, Groceriet lie., which ke Intendt to sell at tneb prlcea atte defy competalioB. He bit also goneezUiw velj Into the popular Patent Medicines of the day. All tbe Fever and Ague cures; all IheCoagfc and Lung ceres; all the Blood Purifier; all tbe Olntnaanur for tba lick. Salt Kheura and scratches generally. Pills we will notattcmpl to enumerate, as wa have aaalraoet ena lettvsariety LluuiAucnU,thes, Eve waabee. Ac. , .L....-TT. Maytvtk-ma JUST LOOK at the varieties of Port Mrm los, Walk-t.iCsrd r.a, Sewing Birds, rVutttw (lies, t ombs Beads, kecklaeee. SrareltlaV Jel riat, Knlvet, Gold Pens, Balibea Penholders and Pencils, a.t....t HATCH'S JP AHOGANY PALETTS, Palett K PaH.ti,ArtIitt Bruthetand Canvtcsst '


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ocr: Moneys worth I FOR Who will fccll Carriages for least. Money 1 Tiutt's Hie ques tion. :;.C,,;'.. ,t--'. - :v , pLAIM that they can satisfy all those who call at their ealablishmanl, on Main street, RAVENNA, OHIO, - that money eaa ba saved In buyi-ig of them, not onlv aa regards the prioe, bat alae the quality of the work, aathey ara determined to sell LOWER THAN ANY OTHaiRKSTA BUSHJdBNT IN NORTHERN OHIO. vr aoraseii wors or tuaaame quamy joint atoaa companies rot excepted, s-. . The beat and most exoerfenced mechanics will be employed in ovary department of their business, and euatomerr may relv uuou It. that all work done at their euoiianment will oo made or tna ,. av - - BEST MATERIALS, pat together in tha moat substantial maaaar and war- raawi." . ,-. TWO-HORSE LUMBER WAGONS I A few two-horaa Lnmber Waanas of superior anal- Hy may at all limes be found at our shop. . . . , CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. . . ISA general assortment of carriage trlmmlngt kept coiiBMiuiy on nana ana lurnisneu w 100 traoe as a tri fling advance from coat In tbe Kastern Market.. . EASTERN BENT FELLOES, 8POK.B8 &Cf Thoas wiahlDsrenvthlnir lnthla line will find It at our shop, aa we design to keep a full supply oa aand.which w win aeu tower loam can oa pareueeea aisswMn la Raven naj .. . f 'Vir'.-Tv'j.KEPAlltlNV '.---w t . Of all kinds, dose da tha shorteat and moat raajonar bla terma. , . ...j. ..." - ' vi5'AOAIH:-. WE SAY,' :f f . JTr tHIt ba distinctly understood, that the BEST AKKIAQES for Uia LEAST MONEY, mav bahad. the J ear ia56,.at tha old stand of . ' . - i.- - ... ... ,i. . n u. kiuako. ar t o. Kavshns, Jaanary lat, IBM. ,. - . f i.,i . t .-- BY EXPRESS Rachel Cloaks, Paris do, Vachel Talmaa. Parte dav Brae ha Shawls. Ba State do, a good saortmaat raa'd this day, and for eaJoeaeep Hev.17. . A. V. AOBH Co. ,


ocr: RAVENNA, 9, H. L. JEFFBIES Will address the people on ' r r1 . .... . i' A i a ,'i rxihlwal lssiiP9 nt 1ht rimi nt. lliP. f. J I following times aid places, Viz: I Paris Thurtdav eveniiM'. Oc - iraris, I iturtuay, ccnine, tober 9. Windham, Cclcher 10. Friday evening, Mantua; Saturday evening, I October 11. ALPE0KS0 HART Will address tie people at the foTlmihig ttn.es ai.d pieces, riz: EdhfWg, Tliuiiday evening, October ft. Uiimliekl.fjiday, October 10, at 10 o'clock, A. AI We underttiinii Ai the people of Brim- field are maKing nrritrnema 10 nave a uia cuaftion at tliia tneetit.(.J Hi ram, Saturday evening, Oc tober II. LUTHER DAY l ill address tl e j eope ct Palmyra, Tliu'alav evening. October 9. '"Atwater, Friday evening, C'c tober 10. Handoljjh, Saturday evening, October 11. H. C. FANNEY & D.'HARF.it? J3. Will address tie people at At tbe rancts of Edinburg, Atwater, Deei field and Palmyra, on Friday, October 10. Tbe School-home at the five corners at Rcohtowr, on Satur day evening, October II. ANSEL SHIPMAN Will address tie people at Tbe School H me, near Geo. V. UarclayV, in Edinburg, cu Friday evening, October 10. The School Home, in the S E. corner of Atwater, on Satur day evening, October 11. MICHAEL STUART, Esq. Will niaVea Democratic Meei h DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS ! at StlCflhborO', OH Mt.tulay ..v if tv, . , , j ing,.!ctober,13. District Court. District Court commenced its ses j I


ocr: .? RAVENNA, OHIO; Thursday, September 18, 1856. ' : - FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, Or PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN C. 13HECK1NR1DGE, OF KF.STt'CKT. DEMOCRATIC PRESIDESTIAL ELECTOR" FOR ;, OHIO. SENATORIAL ELECTORS. WILLIAM KDXO Jr.,Bclinont ALEXANDER P. MtLLEB, Butler '"". ' CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS. trr. FBKf.no I. KELLOGG, of fl.imllton. . to. HKRV F SEUA.M.of Hiimiltuii. 3-. DAVID PL ARK. r .Mnntri'inery. , 4-in. ISAAC H. TMOMAh, nf l.irke. :iti. EDWARD FOCTKW.of W illlan-s. Sth. Michael h. da vim, of rierment. 7th. WILLIAM CROSS FN. of Warren. Kin. Wli.l.UM KKRMINEK.nf Clnrk. r 9tm. CKOHCiE E. SF.KEY. nf Roneca. JQtu. LKVI DIJSiCAN. nf Juek'nii. . JIth. ALFKF.ll MrVEIGH, of Fnirfleld. 12rn. JACOB FI.YH. of Frniikliii. JSTit. JOHN TIFFT.er Huron. H-in. JOHN C. MYERS, nf Ashlnnd. 15th JOSEPH BURNS, of Cn.liorton. JOto. JAMES M. GAYI.olfD. of Murjrnn. 17m. IJEXJAM1N F. SPKIGCS. of Noble. IKth. AIPHONSO IIAKT. of Portnre. 19th. IIKNRY II. DODGE, of riiviihnr.i. SOtb. CF.ORGE G. Oil. I KTT.of Ashtabula. ,1k. GEORGE COOK, of Harrlaon. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. for jrnm op the iornrm corar. REELS P. RAN NET. ten jrroi or nt frrpEMi roiKT, (re ractntf.) . COKKINGTON Vt7. SEA RLE. 4TT0KNEY MJHIIH, SAM I ELM. II ART. board or rrai.ic oi. WAYNE GKISWOLD. commuwioker of roMMOH arnooLi. II. II. BARNET. rOKORFsa, SAME EL LAIIM. jmoi, LET II Eli DAT. Democratic Courts' Ticket. Commissioner, E. B. SHERWOOD, of Nelson. Auditor, E. A. PARSONS, of Brimfield. Sheriff, JOHN GILLIS, of Ravenna. Director of Infirmary, ERASTUS CARTER, Jr., of Ravenna. Surveyor, SAM'L D. HARRIS, Sen., of Ravenna Coroner,


ocr: received at , J. T. GREEN'S, ApriU, IPSo. Wo. 3 Phenlx Block. Souiethiiiff New Uy Express! AAA Ladiea Paper Collars, at I2jct each, UlU handsome as a 1 1 collar, just received at H. I.. DAY'S, April 1, 1PS6. No. S Pliei Ix Block. DELAINES! A I urge acaorttnenwof plain and dg'd Delaine just received, the best in the county at I2i per yard. Call and see them, Indies. Doc. 18, 1855. PREHTISH, HOPKIKS&CO. rTLOTHS, CASSIMERES-Another Inree J aisortment just received and telling at prices that san't be boat wben yon sprat ortow nrures. Dec. 15. PRENEI8S. HOPKINS, & CO TANNERS Oil and Lard Oil at March 18,1858. . SWIFTS. "DOSTWICK& BEATTY will ee'l Me- JD rinoea, Coburge, Derlalnt, and winter dress good 1 genera.iy, al veryreauoea price, irom in is uaie. reomary exn, leap T OST. somewhere between mv house and U JrthnM. Hood's, the 'Sllrer plated mounting of a Carriage Lantern," being an 1 Inch tune auout a foot In length. The Under will be suitably rewarded by leanag to am at my since. ' K. SPALDIKG. '" Ravenna, March St, I85S. - FOR SALE OR RENT The well iilll roa41 ,tom Ravenna to Palnavllle, half a miie i!!S Irom when the deoot I to be. on the Mnlmn- knavtt RHih Tivirn In Mintns. ,fi the Rtute 4ng Railroad, a rood barrain for tbotn wishing to mtae money, pertons wishing ao purcnaieor rent, call on Rufus Pope, oppo It tba Brl -k. March SO, 185S-33-tf. RUFUR POPE NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Hon. Board of Commlsflo'ners. of Portage County. t their March session, tsseiaed the sum of one half or one mill on the dollar for Road purpose, which - aura may be worked on tba public highway seder the airecti ui we supervisor, at tne raieoi one aoi lar perday. Andltt-r'a Office. Ravenna, March 18th. 1R58. mb333w. THO'g.W. BROWNING', Auditor. TVTOTICE All peraons having unsettled .11 accounts With the SUbacribar. era anesteil Lo ' II A A.,. ,1.1a MMn.k ' ir, are requested t P.W. SEYMOUR. ,j gall uu .U ..IV kU.. UlWUkU. Ravenna, Feb. 18th, 1B3S BIRD CAGESA nice and cheap article at H .Ten's Drug Rtnr. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. Tba tubscriber withe to tell hi House and 'Lot. located on Walnut Street In Ravenna. Price moderate, and term of tful made easy. For aam enquire of C. R APP, Ravenna or 1-W" ' ' THOMAS NEAIX, BrlmObtd. BAEKWAffTEDi CORDS of BAift-irwsnteo; for which UJJ tba hlgheat p-lce In Cm will ba paid, dellv- mrvnmmj i,niwnii nafinii. Peb. j4;.58. ii-Sml t. HBCKMAW. ' T7IFTY CENT TEA The best kind to Tie ' JL had at March 13, 1BS6; SWIFTS. - VALENTINE KEMMER'S ESTATE. Rottee laharebv riven, that ihe subscriber hat been " gpnolatod and quallfed a Admtnlafratbr on.theetute of Valentino KeramerorSuffleld, Pirtaga county, do - JOPRPH Al SCRSORDER. 35-3w. W.Ai1n1t. Mteh0..R.'ta.' ' L'EELON" MARVIN'S ESTATeTi ' ' Notice la harabv ivn. that tha tubserlber haa beak 'v appointed and quaiind. as Executor in the aatato of


ocr: c portage Sentinel. SEPTEMBER 4. 1856.


ocr: Fresh Drugs & Medicines Cl HATCH Baa jnai returnco '"" York with a large and choice aupplyof FRESH DRUGH and HEDICES, Painla, Oila. Dyeetuea, Gmeriea ke."hich he Intend, to sell al aucb price. IVte defy Competition. H.h.a at ," TJ "to the popular Patent Medlclnea of the day. All lb Fever and Ague enreA; all lhe Cough and Lungcuree; all the Blood Purifier.; ell Ike Ointment. (Or tbe , Itch. Rait Kbenm and acratcbea generally. PU a we will notattempt to enumerate, aa we have analmoalcM lesavrlety. UnDy.enta,Kalvea, "J, jJj-' 4( Oa J JUST LOOK at the varieties of Port Morf tea, allet..Crd.Ca-ca, Bowing Birds, Butter !., Comba, Bead., Neck lacca, Braeek-I., ' Knive., Gold Pen., Rubber Penholder, and P rncl l.f Ac Ac. at HATCH n MAHOGANY PALETTS.PalettKnivee Palnta, Arli.fa Bru.bc. nd .c5JtTCH'B .


ocr: F A 1KB AN KS' fi fi A 1.13 s: W A aalBr( aUI Aaf KJ M 119 5ivert.,leveland : L. F. S. BURGESS, Agents. i8BroadvvajnH;-r evvYorka FAIRBANKS A CO. (Agentjr,


ocr: D. V Ai-KARD, Advertising and connnerclnt Agent. BACH'S A II E R I C A N 00MF0UND. THE NKW VLGETAbLE REMEDY. State or New York, Cay One of tne flrn. of P. V aynga county. . . V.-K. Coventry 4 Co., cllj ol Auburn, being duly sworn, says the certificates are gDL-jine, und were given by the ions uy no in tney purport to no Bigneo. Subsciibedund swo.-u before me, II. T. COOK, Justice ofthe Peace, Cayuga


Marshall County Democrat.

ocr: . w. c. sn.Ki.i v. BKOWXLKK & SI!lliLi:V, TTAVIXC 1 J. 2 for the la; FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP lairiMise of etmtinuinir the business so successfully carried en at the eld stand, now oeeu- pied by them, have the pleasure of announcing to the public, that their stete lnui-c has been recently enlarged in order to contain the L.1ÜHKST STOCK OF IJOODS! Y.wv brought to Plyme-uth; and which they design sellimr :it pi iees FAIll roil FUKCIIASTmS. The present Mini having been engaged in the business at this place, for a number of years, and obtained a thorough knowledge of the Oualitv& Quantity of G-codö -1 J .Necessary for a stock suited to thu market, Hatter i themselves that their variety i "'Cn Y'S S $S? K1" " Sl'i VybbgAiAWu tijori kjseWswöjuiu;' Or their prices beaten. They have made their se lections with a. view to the tastes and wants of the public, and the LIBERAL PATRONAGE Heretofore bestowed on the house is good evidence of their success. Most of you have known us from our hoy -hood up to the present have bought goods of its are convinced of our ES onest y S 15y tho fail in ss w ith w hich we have dealt w ith you; and now, that we have taken the WItOi MA K A C EM ENX Ourselves, ask our friends in particular, and the rest of mankind ireuerallv, to GIVE US" A CALL! Look at our G'oods iiruirc the prices, and we think vou will buy a "PILE OF GOODS!" And iro avrtv w ith the iiopn-ssion that "TIOXJiST COUNiyi" Is the place to buy (Joods reasona!le. 'Jlipy huve on hand, and oiler fur sale, alarge andjw ell selected stock of Spring mid Siiwmrr Dry (Joods!! Consisting in iart as follows Fi..xr.i.jf, C. 55 IM KUES, Ur.oAi Cloth, Sheeti.;s, PlUVTS, I.AT. STVLF, Mkki.nos. Satixltts;, Ihu.i.io, Pi.nACitr.o Mcsi.iv, SltAWLS, GROCERIES. Tea, Coiikk, SroAn, Tobacco, Molasses?, S VII its, Allsi'ice, Kick. HARDWARE. Hollow-ware, Ql.EEXS'.VARE, Pklls, Files. r.vws, STATIONERY. Nan: Pater, Foo 1C A P, Chuck Hooks, J).Y JlooKS, Jot'RNALS, Pi:s, Leiter Pater, Memoraxiu'ms, Account Uooks, Lkimjeus. School Hooks, Wimtivo Fi.cn. READY-MADE CLOTHING. Ovkii Coats, Frock Coats, Vests, Stocks, Hats, TnrxKs, Travelling r.ctt Sole Lkathem, Dkkss Coats, Pants, Drawers, Cravats, C.irs, Valises, Um nit ellas, Uoors i Shoes, ok All d -scriptions; and in .hört, every ai tiele usually kept in a Dry (hnls Stero, all of which they propose to s. 'l en reason. ible t nii-i. We will t ike most all kinds of PB.ODUCE In exchange for Clouds; and respectfully invito all to COMES AND SHU US! Make our acipiaiüiance, (voit hive not already,) and we will have n fe.ns tint you will not ni!;o:i- l.C Yottrs, very 'J esp,ctfi;!lv, UIIOWNLEE Sil I Ii LEY. N. II. All per-"!!-; 1- not ing themselves indebted to the late f rm of J. Ikownleo A: Co., by note or book account, are ri;nt stly ropiest cd to call inline diaicly and settle the same, as we, wish to close the books as soon as possible. 11. k S. leb. 0. i:uf. K. A. TIIOMrSON, II. K. l'KltIONO j. !!K-w m.i:i: j

place_of_publication: Plymouth, Ind.

publisher: T. McDonald


ocr: M T T 1 J NT 1 fll Y . 1 KS. DDN II AM, TIIANKI I'L HMJ PAST TV I tavoiy, ,md dcsiiin a continuoicc of the same, takes this nieth'l of inforiuinp her old patrons and the public pcneral!y,that she has reeeiwl A SPLENDED STOCK CF MILLINERY OF THE P.Esr QUALITY AND LATEST FASHIONS, And will continue the alw business in all its ta rious branches at her residence, fourth bhu k 011 tho west sideof Michigan St, where t-he will lie ItapnjUi wait 011 all those who nny fa wr her with a mil. Dec. f, .V. ' 4,,G . Notice of Distribution. XTATJ-: OF IMUASA M. 1 liSlL I LL CO r.YT)': jVjOTlCE IS III IJEI5V OIVEN TH AT AT 1 M th' April Term. Ir.'o", of the Court of Coniiuon Picas, of M 11 sh ill t "omity . tt r liii.ilwt tlement of the Est tc of Ceoi-e M. Oslnini le ccas. ,1. ih.ntoof i'oi-tv fiw and thill v lumditijtlw loliars w re und lcm.ioeiv; im tisirioniion n- I men- the Heii. Said Il.irs are therefor, Ii d 10 apovar -n the lli st d i of llie next tc ' lioti riu of sai l Court, ;oi t prove uini noiMiip an-i recrie ; ilicirdVibirtiw- share. M'.WTON U- P K IM. Ch ik, C. C. P ManluIIComiiv.


ocr: A. C. CAPKON, A'n'OKNKYATLA'W", PLYMOUTH, IND. ;iiLi,ruA( in r. in tiii; common V V IMe:H and Circuit Court of the Ninth Judi iil Circuit. Collections tlirou;: - it tit Northern In li .uuaUuidcd to. 'JiiUc with C II. K cvc.


ocr: 3E3C03LxX3 ON! WHY TO TII T DIMK YOU'YF. GOT buy more goods lor it in lus line ot (;n.ee..es of 1 i : '.I, , Um.r and .MihIiciucs, I ab ut ( ures ot EIOld ox to all kinds, 1'aints. iN, C' ' .T cy tbls, To. Notions, Ik.oks, S at.oncry, Jew el rv, Coiifecthun ry ; L'hr t il i N g th.it ,.tnb.ly wants or can want, or will ever ant.jr has any business witn, man you can get ior i i times the monev anvw here else, Nov. 5., ':: " 3tf


ocr: j "TT d3r A. NT) &n hi inter ('!': 'far GREAT ARRIVAL Gr NEW OUu, ort fl Si " v AT W. H. OGLESBEE c Co.'s BRlCKWTOItE!! Ali 'k'JlK f H K 11 this nielhotl of iib'oi in'n.i: the public that j they are now in ie-e:pt of a very lanrc and wi lltelecie! stock of Spring and Suitinu r Goods, nnoTs it shoes. ciiorivEitv&T. :11V;, ,..,; of i 1 -" ' I"' : . ' ' ' v. " . i. ' t K.se W I 1:11.; ('.) l:ii y iiwui nuui. ;il uii- L()WJ:ST FIGÜBRSÜ As thev are tleterntined to otU r (Jreatcr Jar;.-ains , . . ...i i ... .1.:. ........ i in tn nave ever oeiore necu neai-i ei in uns i-un- ty. Ibipin to merit by integrity of pm-jmse, and a strict regard to the wants of their customers, a share of public patronage. ALL KINDS OK lTvODUCH taken in ex change for (!oods,:it tin' ni.irki t p.ricej. mav'-bif.


ocr: HAS S 1 AK 1 IdJ A T3T j ACK-S HTM STTOP, a , 0 South oflillioit & Co's W ajron Ä: : . .. ...i .1... a n. ....... i ""!' vir"" i wnere ne is me neu o e.o v u?iui v '' i , t . ... . i ... .1.. ........ -.,. .... .I.-... i . . - - .1- .1. i iif.t'.ee mi'l on ri'asonaioe iei ins. .-naumrj BUT TRUE! J. D. line of blacksmtthiiig can be leite at Iiis shoj thelatest style, and most substantial manner. Or ders olicted. rivmouth 1 1?3G


ocr: J'Ä dSSS r-y-vur a t .t.. ti , . ,.ii or info, j :., tiu. vuwx.m rivm-nth ai.d smromii eouniry, tint he Ii is cannn-neci n.e ai-ve fit am ,.,,.,..:, ..i.,,,.,, bo l.-cen -n han.i tin asso J-'- Cri,. n.-..,V,-4 ' - ,rt rsirilfia ffiQ2Q faZ ! iLt bUMiU. lnZ AI Wo.lcu C..!i:us of all d.'K-rtp ,; r ... ,, .j t(, ;il!.i.ai. 11 c.i , - ' ' J 3 A b A 4 F -tv!.- : it - --j UNDERTAKING! Wuü i tons re.elv Bl !VS ti"!451 - y j.t . i 1 rv.aml to put up ti.a.n I .unp. Ui Ua vam.ed .Metahe 1 ubinir, v. nv.i.tt d to -no kUi., ... . . A. LOV1). l ,i... ! T..W.I 1 i I.)tlKIU ,1 Ui - 1. s


ocr: ! s ; i RAIL ROAD LOOK OUT FOtt THE ENGINE! Ml II UXl)i:ilS!G.i:i) AltC NOW r i J lull operation in th. ir new slu.p, at the end of the bride, ivüh a;:..! snpp.v ot the best Tiiuber, Itn, Coal .';c.atid the betot worhtiieii, r.ceiallv P.laek-sniiihs. who can't be beat at i'ti"; fe'vlv tt) i!) all work in theiriiise of buuies Wacons, IhigLCies, Larriavi'S Vc. Ve xp- t we are local. 1 here for life, and do work which wilt maintain 's iiinong :ind others ; thiefore, we warrant our woik done ill a workman dike maimer, and v. e w- s.,v r!, thissubjeet. RI1PAIR1NG done short 'no-ice; also; Cu-tcui Blacksmithiiig. AVa:ron Hubs lor sale to, ve. F. S. cS. A. 1. KLLIOTT. riyinouth, Nov. 1.", lw.".". lt


ocr: AT "HONEST CORNER" lTIKSH ARRIVAL OV SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!! nnoM'XLKt; ( siiwlev. Are now rcceivinsr their Spring and Summer sup ply of tJooils. It' is necllcss to nay, that they re liringing on lhe hest selected nnl LA1U5KST STOCK OF ÜODS Kvcr brou-ht t.i this .M ulct, and are determined to sell as iheap if not eh'a er Üian inlHdy else, when we take into eoiisider.iti.n their long expe rience in thebu.ines.s-their reputation as husaiess men. an.I their ,teleri..i" tim to do by their custo mers as they would be done by; but we will say briefly, that even tiling in the line of Spring and Summer I rv God, of every st vie and price Hardttiiiv, en K-k cry, Groceries, Yankee Notions anI in f--'1 vyi ry 'hing suiteil to the w anU uf thu country, can now be had at their Store as cheap as elsewhere, and a call at "Honest Corner" will con tinee you that "where cheap Goods are there is the place to buv." ' IIROWNLLE k SHIRLEY. niavS"Ctf.


ocr: ' XJfl I i li Ö I tr-annrtv mit Look at oe.r (I..od? ui-nnie i .i.:. i :n i....-.. itn l tr l . . r I 1 I t the public, that their store house has been recently 1 nlai -4-a in nlw to outrun the I I IlflSMUn VIMWl! All riftHUU K ) lUUIMi , . , . . 1.. .. iu .1.. .,...1 .,i.t,.i. 1.,. .i.aT.,i " ' . ' "-' r'- - .... '.u .t .iiiiii. FAIK I'0 lMHUICH ASK US. . .. , 1 lie rre.-ei;t r.rm navin- oeen enga-eo 1:1 inc business at this ,. lace, fur a number of years, ami obtained a thorou-h knowb dire of the niialitV QliailtitV of GrOOds yuailtyÄ quantity OI x3rOOdS v ....t ,...L..t. tlatt.-r - - ! I J. EROWNLEE.. ................... W. C. SHIRLEY BllOttTfLEE & SHIRLFA', HAYING FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP for the pui'iKise of continuing the business so successfully earrifl on at the oll stand, now occu ire iv i ii'iu. luve t ic 11 filsiirc 01 announcing 10 themselves that th-vir vaiicty .;.' . ... .ok.'. .(! Si i,U ....... r,r,.;-. . .t . Or their pric' S beaten. They have made their e-leeti'-ns itli a view to the tastes and wants d' the lite, sind the LIBERAL PATRONAGE Ileret.ifoie bet. ved ntbe liou is p-id evidence of their siici-e.-s. Most of you have kmnvn us from our boy-hood up to the ;.r(-.-o;t h.ive bought pods of e.s are convinced ot our Uv the fairness with which we have dealt with you; and now. tlt.it we have t..k n the v. K o l m a r: a c r ri k t Ourselves, ask our friends in prrtieular, an I the to 1 the prices, and v,'- GOODS!" And i a wav with the impression that "HONEST COUNEir Is the place to buy Oods reasonable. They have fn hand, and utter for sale, adargc and'wcil selected stock of $mun ami SmiiiMT Dry Goods!! Consisting in part as follows Fl.ANNr.I-S, Satixktts, IIrii.i.ing, Ul.F.ACMEl) MCSI.IN, UAWLS, Cassimkrf.5, 1'roao Cl.OTII, SlIKF-TlVfiS, i'kints, i.at. styi.k, Merixos. GROCERIES. Tka, Cokff.f:, Tobacco, Moi.AÜSF.S, SVRL'I'S, Ai.i.sricE, KlCE. HARDWARE. IIom.ow-wark, Axi:s, QlT.r.XSWARE, r.Kl.IS, l 'l I.F.S. Saws, STATIONERY. Xotk P. run, 1'lHH.iHMP, Chi:ck IiOOK?, Day Hooks, Jornx.vi.s, Tkxs, I.ktter Taper, IIeuraniims, Accotxr IhjOKS, I.E1X.F.RS, Scitoni. JtooKS, WuiTiNf; Flavin. READY-MADE CLOTHING Over Coats, Frock Coats, ksts, Stocks, II.VTiS, Dress Coats, Paxts, Drawkrs, Cravats, Cats, Trunks, Thavki.i.ing Hags, otr. I.i:atiikr, Valises, Umbrellas, Uoots & nor.s, of All descriptions; and in short, every article usually keot in a Dry Uooifs Store, all of which they t sell ( it reasonaV!e term-. We will take nio.-tall kinds of 2P ODUOE In exchanire for Goods; and respectfully invite all I to COMB AND SB3 US! Make our acuair.taiice, (vou have not already.) and we will have no lears-that you will not p.uron- i.:e Yours, verv Kcspectfullv. HIIOWXLEK i" SIIIRLCY. . ,1(.1lonknowii.r themselves i to the late linn f J. liiownhc " Co., by note i ;(n. n;,;,-,,,,;,.!,! it, f.!! imm- and settle the same, as wc wish to close i.v.r ui" 111 11. Lind (fiierallv. .


ocr: '! , ' L 0Lr.nier I ot in .,, mimt), .... c" . , t-ot whh com .,ni! .ii:n!l. lot i: ditto, s.me ' ,. . , 1 u. i-v.!' tut. fit) !-t front anil I 'U tcet 'teen, tciiceu, lias . 1,..,.. II ; ,1. ror.tiv rait - . , ,,,.,, ,m,,, : " v. 11 LWt;'i in a unn 1 - : , im!,er, in ?mnlo-. 11 ' .- J 1 -1 ,l- r- - . T vmoutl; ; acres ol -o..l j alvant... four mile, Pouth of at.n.of l.md with sam.- o,.;,,,, jif Plvmouth; acres !,;,!. itfi:tO acre imrn.vement, house, -rood , ........ lvmouti, in the cuter ot iminess. 1 bin iroper 1 u , ,, , , . , . . .... Salo AND ON C It K 1 5 T NT. Duggv; one set single Harnes; one tin i er. 111 a VU-AM in g-d neighborhoods ennvei.ient to sclionl.-s. shobs min an I chmvlies. 1 .. 1........ ...1 1... I ..1 1 1 .r.i . :t ...l II. tvV'i.w and irill If aold, and those wishing to buy to loeate, or to sell a ..rain, ran find r.o better invest ment, and no more liberal terms than I will give. iLlso, for Rent: Two gootlttwilliriL'?; one itore room and Ware- hou.-e (the latter lately occuiiied liy Foster & al lace a a Grocery Store,) and one small dwelling. Apply at my o'lliee en Laporte street. jmi3-M!tf. " C H. C .: 1 . 1 ..... f'i,l ... .-,1 1 i...... .1:.....


ocr: pumps. ! I am prepared to put up Chain Pump., with Gal- ! vanized Metalic Trb:ng, warranted to ;:ive satU- , rrlIE undeisigned tikes this method of infui ru I ingthc citizens of Plymouth and surrounding ; country, tliat lie Las commenced the uijov Lusinei ; in Plymouth, where lie keeps ou band aa assort ment oi irane A: Breed a METALIC BURIAL CASES j Also, Wooden Coilins of alt descriptions ready iiiude. 1 will be i re tared tu attend to til calls- ! with a hcar.se so.n. laetion- A. BOYD. j Plymouth, July 21. 37 tf. AND Summer Go oils! GREAT ARRIVAL ßF t'EV GOODS AT N. II. OGLES3EE St Co.'s BRICK STORE!! rvii I ii I at 7S AKE till; IlKlho 1 of infui -injTiir the pi.blic Uiat th'-V ire now ra receipt ! a el ' l.U L'O Kud well selcete! stock !' pnr.u :i!ii un:iin-r Ctaus, ! IH iHT V.- Si M I ' V K' V I V ! DUU 1 ö IV Il.vJi!k!t LUUcALul lC. j To which thev particularly invite the auction of ! !x:5C-- ws-ii ci sci.- Ä. IX)WKST FIGURES!! i As tliev ire tleteriuined to clTi-r (i-e;iter B.irtrain.4 thau have eve r before been h aid of in t'jis coun- ty. Hoping to merit Iv inteiriitv f puqw an I ' . . - :. . . 1 sinci leiraif to t u wanLs ot Hieir customers, a hlirvre : .r ,..;,. r.. ALL KINDS Ol- riiODUCE taken in ex-


ocr: ALI. those who know themselves indebted to CHARLES PALMER, are requested to CALL AND PAY UP, Ashe must have the monev to buv NEW GOODS, and pav OLD DEBTS. " Sept". 1, L36. 43tf. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. N' OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have taken out letters ot administration on the estate ot Henry lockev, late of Marshall county, Indiana, deceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the same, are requested to present them du uly authenticated. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JACOB YOCKEY, SIMON SNIDER, $ Adn,rs Sept. 1th, lh'5C 43t3.


ocr: MY wife, Ann M. Belangee, has abandoned me without cause or provocation; has left a good home against my will, and where I am williii" to treat her well and furnish her with all that is nec essary for her comfort and convenience, and w here I have solicited her to return. I do not feel called upon to furnish her elsewhere; therefore, all per sons are notified not to trust, furnish or harbor her on my responsibility; as I shall refuse payment cd' all claims for debts contracted by her, aiid resist them to the last. ENOCH BELANt iEE. August 1st, lS-SG. 39t3 ESTRAY NOTICE. Taken up bv the sub scriber, living iu Green townshin." Marshall county, Indiana, an Iron Grey Horse, supposed to be four years old; spavined cm the left hind leg; loth hind feet white. Appraised at fifty dollars by N. L. Carpenter and Joseph II. Rhodes) before M. L. Smith, Justice of the Peace. WILLIAM MERRILL. Attest: N.R. TACKARD. Clerk. augT-.mi


ocr: I j I mm Dli. EYEliSON'S (tat .intritan ' FOR CHILLS AND FEVER, DUMB AGUE, CONGESTIVE CHILLS NEUKALOIA, KPILKI TIC FITS, AND ALL ' - 'rfS,?ll.',.,ii'? T . U. ; ä 0R AflPClioilS of lliC XciTOHS SvstClII. -yr CtC, T' t'ie n"st IMJln'kir medicine of that class ever A known; no medicine ever met with such Univer.sal Approbation! Or pained so hiuh a celebrity in no short a time as this. The press and people, everywhere, speak of it in the highest terms of c-uiniucnhttiii! PROFESSORS OF MEDICINE Who have Lithe therto invariablv withheld th-:r influ - roprictarv medicines, rive this their ence trom pri sanction, and lar-e numbers of Eminent lMivsicinns v i! in llicii - o-iit IJL L "U1 In TH-1'f'..tw.tir!. t ciniii a . .. i.:. .1. ...: ... i'.v.. vtuinuiv, .ill t 11 lUVIl ill li- cles must soon yield the sway to th-.s truly