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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
Interview tetvaeu Aaron Ear and
EraItan

Col. Bnrr, vino h,. a on Vice p,e.id ~.
Of the u. s.. and probably would ba, -
been The next President. ba, for Lis for.
| ,Inale dnel with Ger. Hamilton. cnpe ,,r,
{, England. aud was made knewn IN mn
b, NJ. Randu!ph, OF South CaroIip,. with
whom | was vrry intimate. lie request.
cd | would Introduce him in Mr. Gr,,,r
whom he was excessively anyinua 1, ca,
Col. Burr " s not a mrn of very prsnos.
srssiny appearance; ronah f,rurri. and
ni her ir ..sy or pnll,h d; hur a we'll in.
ffnrd sons nlrnm. ana uInuch ma, ,,,.
r)irul,ry sgrr,aul-, ,e An instructive cam
paunn.
p ople il :caoyai form eS,ravar,n, an.
t]icifannns al eminent pcrsnns. The idp,
at 4 great "r'lor aud an Irish chief carrird
VIA y, naturally enough, corresponding
nrIrns of PITY seal elegance, yienr and
dignity. Such was Col. Burr's mistake.
believe, about VI. GraiIan, aud | took
care mai Ia und1c"ivc him.
We ven Ia ms iricnd'' housr who wa.
tn leave London !he ncyt day. | ruruun
crd that Col Burr, from America, Mr.
Randolph aud myself, wisheIi, nav nur
Respects AID the g ivan, inr,rnpd rs rh,t
hi' mas'rr would receive Us in a .horl
uGir, bat WAS at that moment ocrupird nn
boSpr'' Of mu'h consequence, BUR-,
cA7gSm'lous were all On The alert! Rm.
a'iF'' '"'' WAS anxious 10 he presented to
ne great "ral'ln aud hn'h lmralien, far
Inc %rn'Tan,c OF the D%emos'hcSes. Al
''"gil 'le l""r opened and IN hopped q
s'h'" orh' hgurr' mePgre, yellow, and or.
.hn'r'i one slipped and one shoe; bic
Irr'r'r5 Knees loose; his crAraI hanging
down; his shirt and coa; sleeves lacked
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~ E DRUG STORE!
RoLLA II. CIIUBD & CO.,
Wholesale aud Retail Dru gglsts,
VIC doors cost ofthc Bank. and opposite the Emp
Asla1anI. Ohio.

Ashland Ohio,
A RE receiving and viii constantly keep on
"A hand an extensive assortment of
drugs, Medicines, Chemi.t Pine snan. Fancy Labels
Gals, Putty, Paints, Oils, and Botiies. ~ ~
vSruisGes, Dyestuds, and Curks, Stationary and
COlors. school pnnLs rontnr
Glass Ware, Cut Glass,J t~inuaries. spice, and
aud Fancy articles. GrocerieS.
dlOhe aud Wall lamps, IPure Wines. Snlrits and
swing, sul Stand Lamps, LIQUORS. for Medical pnr.
bDttles, Walls AID ApoihJ noses, only.
ecary shop Furniture, lCiaars. Fine Ont. Chewing
Puint and Varnlsh. Brush. aud SMOKING Tobacco
e. WhlteMash mud shoe SnuGS, Lemons and or.
Brushes Tooth, HairI anges. Surgical Irssru.
and Cloth Brushes, Is. nicnts. Tn,sses. EXTRACTS
sential Oils, P%erfumery, aud ali Kinds n popular
Patent Medicines.
Our good are warranted to be fresh, pure and
genuine, and were purchased at tho lowest rates
for ready cash, and will be sold ut Cleveland pri-
ces Physicians, Apothecaries, Mechanics and
Artists who use our articles in large quantities,
will be furnished at wholesale prices, and will
hnd 1t to Their advantage to pure ase Of US, rather
than send to Cleveland ,or elsewhere. In word.
all our goods shall be of Gu h prices and q.aliiy
as to make it forrhe interest ~ofeVery purchasertc
patvoolze us. Call aud see.
AshlOnd, June 8, 1853. ?tf
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Stab'cr's tnodynr Cherry Etpcc'ornnt
laconfdcntly recommended 10 iuvalids. as rr,pkr ,ps.
I'd by any knOSn preparation, for the cure II CoarAs.
Hoar ssdess, aud nihrr forms q COnmoH Colts; Bl!ON-
tHTIiS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION In an
Early stage. aud Tor Tie Relief Of the patient even in
advanced Stages Of that fatal disease.
N~cOmhincS, IN a scientific hammer. remedies nflong
esteemed value, with others u more recent discovery:
and besides ils soothing and tonic qualities. acts ibrp'
the skin genti, and with great efficacy, Tor the cure
u this class Of diseases.
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'V' ooWt"E he"f, rye, BHriey, oats
DC. BrodfcGsi or in DriHs.
Motoring this machine 10 tho public, the sub
i scrher does not desire any ore To- lie ruiJed a,
swayed N lns"plnlOns by any argumentin its favor
VIII On he can off ?. hVt would wish each one In
eAlmine / and JUDGE Tor inset. It appears To Lo
Tue settled nplnioD Of tlose who have used the
GRAIN DRILLS that II is the most advantageous
minu"r N which grain can be sown, irnn'the lact.
ihat,lu the fret place, II greatly lessens labor;
e%cundly, 1t Is a saving 0i time, MS a man with two
horses vi sow from 10 to15 acres per day; thirdly
II requires less seed In the acre; toufthly, il is pu-
tocled fom w'Htcr freezing, from the lact that n
ridge nlearth IS thrown up between the rows In
sowing, which mouldCrs down tn the r OF of the
grain aud gives Il strength and yigor in the spr.ny.
and ilsty,hn acre s0WnIn this way will weld one
n'N mare man tllt sow IN any other manner.
ynis Machine ale" sows
LIME, ASHES, GUANO. PLASTER
or any otsor Eue fertilizer with the wheat. Tho
Line, Sr. are placed in separate apartments in the
hl2pHr, arc kept 1rp trlte until tieyelter the I in
l%unnel, from which q ey pass into The shovel ar
tooth thcncc +" tho ground, when thew arc de.
posted ana coycrc1 t"g"tucr. Four bushels Of
llme tn the acre gowa IN tins way, has uu 10 as
brnehCHl ao effect uppn the grain ne rs hnsbcl.
put "n J." ihc "'dmlry way. Tho quantity of
gram Sow c1n be speedily inH act %urarely rcGula.
ted by the pntent sildegagc, made Tor the prrnoeo
wh'chhas an index shaving the quantity, which
MY no '1ried tom 3 pcchs to two bushels to the
acre.
The dill mlchiuc m y he altered in onc min.
nte to .ow Whclt, Rye, Barley or Oats Rroadc1st
N the most accurate and satisfactory manner,
when In Tho f'rincr is grGat advlntlgp, as il
oohb'"s hun to SOW without regard to wind ar
weather ~
50" The above Machine, of tic yory bes, man..
n%lioiutc, can be procured of
b. GlOSSCUP,R -,
c MYERS. d'hia"d, Ohio.
Ashland, My II, lS59.-52.
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BOOK BINDERY.

TUE snhler'beT has opened a Bindery In cor.
L nrelion with his Book Store, whore Mac.
tlne'' Plmphlsis, &c, will be bound Ia tho NJ,
Nyle, and az as cheap a rate ne at any town In .ba
county. Old Books rebound on .h5rt notls. -
work w9rrantodi pIeaEe give US a oall. 49,
,,,I,,d ,...ooW' II. u. POTTER.
'"' ''oo'' 3na
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In oup '''i""Aul, HIarch ~, 1859.
I'M BAEER.--Dear Sir
NV ,9 mohlhs, have had Amos, eon,,oy, Ma.
r"1e, when was brought Oh by a drbIitqt,S s,sI, AZ
~ Sg"oem apa s9rPid arfiOa of ny liner. some tin,s.
lilo Srienued win great ain in my bowel, mi
~ : tIl"ua numher Of doctors. hui nan. oy -"
wonrI 70 Cn,et a permanent relief. as The dis"sss
"U".'epnn rcturnns violent as ever. and GsIJy H..
emr % PIottl htcd thrt ! Tas alp,ost n ,i,rta.s "''
'nen eOl q bottle % your PAIN PANAcEa a..
n.F. COZ Salsfcd me thai 1t was The mejisins s,i,,nI
:" ~ utSeasr' and fund that by taking A Iose ,ncr
He ~. m'el. tnat my food done me s,mc good and bv
Detnlng my buWels and side with the Pain psn.ea.'
ms pHrns were Immediately relieved, and / continued
81 i,s"...b ~. u.HE'h ana tcshr till had used fur botiIes
!, Ina tille ! Rave enjoy ed the hest of health
,'vleEsH me public knew ofyanr valuable remedy
y"u woIlu nnt De able TO supply One.kalf Of ihe J T.
manu-. ! VII mere remark that a ficnt of n,inr 49, .
rc,'rr = ai.ash ofdieuhte, AID Irsve him d"se If
;vui am r%,atnHcce, aud he since told me ibnt 1, c, "
,',,I tgieu nm. 4 child cf mine rot badly Iprn, ~
, ~ fT ~, taxing Inc. aud we imnedintriy rpnii,a
~ an tnhStce hocly, and in a N orr linir N. &C.
""S1l! OHl, and II prevented il from blistcrinr ~ "
JAS'B HCQGR0NE. 5h II. between RSrrrE e,u,
p The genuine signed q. n. HAEEp'"'
rors1leby II. T. Whitney. ReznUT Risssr GCn A.
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DIrITTSTRY
NEW ARRANGEMENT

IN and aNer Modday, May lGth, nassenger
OrrniHs leave az lnlluws:
Cleveland tr Ere, Dnnkirk and Buffalo, at
80 \, M, 345P r. NJ. andS.l5P. ~.
Cleveland for Columlus and Cincinnati, nj sol
AM. 1000 \. NJ. and 8 10 r. NJ.
Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago, at 7:lO A
NJ, 1000 a. NJ. and S.15 p. NJ.
Columbus Tor Cl vclaud, Erie, Dunkirk and Ru,
fslo, nj lO;l5A. NJ, l'00 p NJ. and ll;OO p, NJ.
Shelby for Cleveland. Eric, Dnnfilk and But
falo.at laos p. NJ, 40j p. NJ. and e:2jA A. NJ.
Shelby for CoIuipbus and Cincinnati, at lO.35
A NJ I;36P. NJ. and HES p. NJ.
Eric Tor Cleveland, Co rmbus, Cincinnati, To.
led" aud Chicago, at 2:50 p. NJ. and 2:45 \. NJ.
h.SFnNE IT,, Superintendent.
Cleveland May 18Th, 1903
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FUK 4 IONNIMPTI I'VE COUGIT-
GIrrssrRo, PA. FpJ. rs, 1851.
near Sir-F0r three years | have been Attic
tei 18th Il Co Ugh, sn distressing thh ! frequently
drsp ufcd oIrccpyery; mach OF lAet.mc ] was oh.
llged 70 SIT ~ all nigh, IN my char, as my cough
would ~sIFjclle me When | laid down. Having
used mlny remedies without much relief, | atlast
tried the CHERRY PICTORIAL which under
Providence has cured mo altogether.
am with gratitude pouts,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-10

Mr. Pingrey was thereupon declared elected
Auditor of Accounts for the year ensuing.
Mr.. Rice of Somerset then moved to adjourn
TN Thursday next at 3 o'clock P. NJ. which
was lost, yeas l07, nays ! 10 Mr.. Burrows then
moved to adjourn tn Friday next at 3 o'clock
p NJ. which motion was disagreed to Ga, to las.
MI Judevine then moved to adjourn tlll to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, when Mr.. Hotch-
kiss moved to az end the motion so as TO adjourn
ill Tuesday at II o'clock, and after some discus
sion the amendment was lost-92 to H. The
question being then taken on the original mo
ton, it was rejeeted-sl to 1877 Mr.. Colt then
moved 10 adjourn till half past seven this even
ing, which motion was withdrawn. The joint
assembly then proceeded TO bellot for Sergeant
alarms. Mr. Judevine nominated Dodge W.
Keith, and Mr.. Rice of Somerset seconded the
nomination. Mr.. Joslyn of Poultney nominated
Luther Cross, and the result of the ballot was as
follows;
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HOUSE.


~ IthNoNNs
The House took up the bill relating to fire
engine companies, and on motion Of Mr.. Wash
burn, the bill and ropoe we're recommitted to
the Judiciary Committee.
The House resumed the consideration OF the
bill relating TO the compensation Of sherits and
Jail keepors,fhe question being upon a motion to
reconsider the vote dsmissing the bill when
the House adjourned this forenoon. Messrs
Deane, Harshorn, Grandey, Washburn, Walker
and Bingham favored the motion, Messrs. Matt
hewson, Weston, and Plympton opposed, and i
was agreed to-si TO 81 On motion Of Mr.
Hartshor1 the bill was recommtted to the Ju
dietary Committee, with instructions to strike
out all of the bill, except that part which fxei
the price Of board for prisoners at $500 pc
week. from May TO November, and $3.50 pc
week, from November to May
Reports Of Committees BY the committee OF
Manufactures, favorable to the bill to incor
porate the Perrin Slate Co, with amendments
which we're agreed to and the bill was ordere,
to third reading ais, in favor Of the bills t
incorporate the Vermont Copper Mining Co., &
incorporate the Pitsford Iron Co., to incorporate
the Vermont Marble Co., with amendments e
each the bills and reports thereon we're several.
ordered to he.
Bills introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Hotch
kiss, relating to the publishing Of laws for The
payment Of Claims F; to the committee on Way
and Means BY Mr.. Hayden, altering the name
Of James f. Rollins; to the General Committee
The chair announced the appointment o
Messrs. Washbun, Butler, Walker, Paine an'
Lane as the select committee on the bill to amer
part Of Richmond to Bolton.
Engrossed Bills. To incorporate the Rutlan,
Water Co. read the third time and passed. -
To incorporate the Island Pond Lumber Co. Of
motion of Mr. Walker ordered to lie. To ex
tend the charter Of the Wilston Plank Road Co
on motion Of Mr. Bingham ordered to lie. II
extend the charter of the Williston and Jerich,
Plank Road Co; read the third time aud passed
TO incorporate the Caledonia Machine Shop
read third time and passed. Senate bill, to re
peal sec 4 chap. 81 G. S. read third time, an'
ordered to lie.
The bill from the Senate in relation to tn,
Bellows Falls Water Co.. was read the first an,
second times, and referred to the Committee OF
Manufactures. Adjourned.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Nov. :, 10 A. NJ.

TUESDAY, Nov. :, 10 A. NJ.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Senate was called to order by the Presi-
dent
The bill to protect School Houses and Acade-
mics was read the third time and passed in con-
cuTence.
Bills introduced and refeued.-By Mr..
Carpenter, 10 extend the charter Of the Swan,on
and llighgate Railroad Co.; to the committee on
Roads. From the House, to extend the charter
Of the Williston and Jericho Plank Road Co. I:
to the same committee. To incorporate the
Caledonia Monchine Shop; to the committee
on Manufactures. To incorporate the Rutland
Water Co.; to the same committee. BY Mr..
Stevens Of Franklin, in regard to witnesses in
divorce cases; TO the committee on the judiciary.
The bill TO incorporate the Perrin Slate Co. was
returned from the House with amendments.
striking out the word slate and inserting quar-
rying slate and making the law subject to the
action offuture legislatures, which were concur
red in.
Resolution. BY Mr.. Warner requesting the
Judiciary Committee to inquire into the expedi
ency of SO amending the present law, as to re-
quire the selectmen of the several towns to assess
tax upon the Grand List sufficient to defray
the expenses of the several districts in such
towns. After remarks by Senators Warner.
and Coolidge the resolution was adopted.
Engrossed JW In relation to the Lebanon
Springs and N. Y. and Bennington Railroad CO.,
read the Sd time a passed.
Reports Of Committees. Mr.. Harvey, from
the Committee on Agriculture, to whom was re-
ierred the bill from the House in addition to an
act to prohibit ana abate nuisances, reported ia
vorably, and the bill was read the Sd time and
passed in concurrence. Mr. Stevens, of Frank
lin, from the Committee on the Judiciary, report
ed in favor of the bill amending this law in re-
lation to actions of ejectment, and the Sd reading
was ordered.
MIR. Colt, from the Committee on Roads, re.
ported in fevor Of the bill relating to the duties
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brought before justices Of the peace; ordered to
a third reading tomorrow morning.
Engrossed Btiis. In addition to an act to pro
hibit and rbate nuisances, altering the time OF
holding the County Court in Rutland County,
and to incorporate the Fayetteville Cemetery
Association; severally read the third time and
passed.
The House took up the bill to reduce the OK
penditures Of government, it being the specia
order for this time Mr.. Grey moved to dismiss
which motion was opposed by Messrs. Adams Of
Milton, Grandey, and Plympton, favored by Mr.
Rice Of Somerset, and agreed to, ayes l25, nays
~
The Select Committee, consisting Of the mem
bers from Windham County, had leave 10 si
this afternoon, during the session Of the House.
On motion of MIR. Barber, the vote ordering
the bill relating to the levy of executions to
Sd reading, was reconsidered and the bill wai
recommitted to the Judiciary Committee.
Adjourned.
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lof baggage master, and it was ordered to be On
crossed and read the third time.
Mr. Harvey, from the Committee on Apricpl
ture, reported iavorably the bill relating 10 ,bo
maintenance of fire companies, and the engross.
ing and Sd reading were ordered.
Mr. Stone, from the Committee on education
tayorably reported the bill from the House IL IN
corporate the Hammond Female Institute. and /,
was read the I'd time and passed in concurrence
Adjourned
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The hour having arrived to which the joint
assembly stood adjourned, the Senate came in,
and the Canvassing Committee, appointed to
canvass the votes for County officers and Just-
ccs Of the Peace, made a report Several
Justices Of the Peace were elected to Gil vacan-
ces, where no election had been made, when, on
motion Of Mr.. Page, the joint assembly adjourn
ed to Thursday next, at 10 o'clock, and the
Senate withdrew. Adjourned
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Mr.. Thompson was thereupon declared elect
ed Secretary Of State for the year ensuing, when
he received the oath.
The joint assembly then proceeded to ballot
for an Auditor Of Accounts for the year ensuing.
Mr.. Judeyine nominated William NJ. Pngrey.
Messrs. Mclean and Rice Of Somerset second
ing the nomination, and Mr.. Grandey nominated
+. f. Woodbridge. The ballot resulted as fol
lows
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Scattering

On motion of Mr.. Rowel the joint assembly
thea adjourned, till Wednesday next, at 3 o'clock
P. NJ, and the Senate withdrew. Adjourned
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Mr.. Rowell moved to adjourn till Tuesday
next at o'clock P. NJ when the yeas and nays
being demanded the motion was withdrBwn.-
Mr. Rice Of Somerset then nominated Charles
r. Brlggs. and the ballot proceeded as follows:
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SENATE.

Reports Of COmmitees.-Mr. Colt from the
committee on Roads, to whom was referred the
petition of Russell Wallet and others, reported a
bill in accordance with the prayer of the petit
TONERS. Mr.. Coolidge moved that ii be com
mitted to The committee on Roads, for the pur-
pose Of amending, and i was SO committed.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-19
THE COURIER
official Journal of the Parish Of st. Landry
f.. PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
. Joel II. SAND0Z g. ANDREW MEYNIER.
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A liberal deduction made on advertisements in.
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No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
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No election tickets or other Jobs printed without
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- JGDM-M GCH~

E1VARIsTE QUEBEDEAU, of the
u = Parish Of St. Landry, State Of Louis
lana, having filed petition for the appoint
ment of Administrator of the Estate CT
Eugene Raguenie, widow of Joseph Lambre
deceased, late Of the Parish of St. Landry;
Now, any person intending to make oppo-
sition to said appointment, will file the same,
in writing, in my Office, in the town of Ope-
lousas, within ten days, from the publication
A. GARRIGUEs, Clerk.
Opelousas, November 18th, 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-19
EDUCATION & LEGAL NOTICES.
OPELOUSAS ACADEMY,

OPELOUSAS ACADEMY
Rev. Thos. RAND Jr., A. NJ. Principal.
MIR. RAND would inform his patrons and
lNI the public that he will reopen his
School on Tuesday the 4th of fJanuary, to con-
tinue it without intermission, till the 1st OF
July.
He is prepared, with a supply of teachers,
to give instruction in the English French,
Spanish, German, Latin and Greek languages;
also in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Any person wishing for further Information
concerning the School, is invited to call at the
School Rooms where he may see, and examine
for himself the plan of instruction, and the
proficiency ofthe pupils.
Circulars containing full statement Of the
course of studies, and of prices, may be had at
the Office of the Opeloatsas Courier, at the
Academy, and at the store Of Messrs, I. C.
Anderson & Co., Washington.
Opelousas, 25th December 1852.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-19
wAaD~w~W@EmGe

EDIGOBERT LEMELLE, of the parish
EA, of St. Landry, State of Louisiana, ha-
wing fled petition for the appointment of
Administrator of the Estate of the late Fran
co.'s Donate, deceased. late of the Parish Of
st. Landry; ,-
Now, any person intending to make opposi-
tion to said appointment, will file the same IN
writing, in my Office in the Town Of Opelou-
sas, within ten days, from the publication Of
! A. GARRIGUEs, CLERK.
Onelousas, November 18th, 1853,
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-19
NOTICE.

lean PIERRE LAFLEUR, Of the
o. Parish of St. Landry, having fled his
petition for the appointment of Administers
tor of the Estate Of the late Louis Auguste
Jacques Fontenot, decd. of the Parish Of St.
Landry.
Any person intending to make opposition
to said appointment, will file the same in wri-
ting, in my office, in the Town Of Opelousas,
within ten days, from the publication of this
A. GARRIGUEs. Clerk,
Opelousas, November 18th, l8534
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NaDHMGE~
~GDHMGCH~

~GDHHGEE~
@ ALL those indebted, for subs
- criptions, to the New Orleans, Ope-
El5Ez6 lousas and Great Western Rail-
- Road Company, are informed that
new inStalment is due since the Sd of Oc-
tober last The undersigned invites them
and all those in arrears, to come and settle
the quickest possible, if they wish to avoid
costs. The Company is in need of funds.
Z. BENGUEREL, Agent.
Onelousas, November 5th 1S53-3t
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-19

Full and Winter Goods, consisting of La
dies Fancy Dress Goods, Clothing, Boots
Shoes, Linseys Hardware, Cutlery, Paints
Oils, Bagging Rope, Lime and every articles
usually kept for the country trade
Also, two Family Carriages with harness,
low for Cash, Or good paper.
They will be pleased to see their old friends,
and feel confident that the terms and prices
will make it to the advantage Of punctual
customers to patronize them. Having every,
thing designed for the use Of plantations
| Orders from the country will be filed and
forwarded with promptness.
p R~A deduction of 10 per cent will b.
made on all bills for Cash.
Washington, La, November 9Th 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-19
- QDTM0E MEe

THyHE undersigned respectfully announce
u to the public of St. Landry, that they
have purchased the Stock of Goods of James
G. Anderson, and formed copartnership un-
der the style and firm of fLAsTRAPEs 4 FoN-
rENor. They will continue the business at
the Old Stand, where they will be happy to
serve their friends and the public generally:
to whom they will sell goods as cheap "for
CASH as they are to be had in this market, OF
to punctual customers, payable first of march
next -'.@f
THEO. LAsTRAPES.
J. B. A. FONTENOT.
Opelousas, August 6th 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-11-19
N0sTvTGESH

TVROM this date, all purchases of goods,
y for my store, made waaout my consent
Or all collection made without my approval,
shall be considered null.
FREDERIC PIGEON.
Opelousas, November 18th, 1858. "a