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The daily union., 1854-07-23
A NEW POLITICAL JOURNAL AT WASHINGTON

NEW POLITICAL JOURNAL AT WASHINGTON
Yesterday the first number of political paper made
its appearance in Washington This paper is called the
Rights Register and National Economist and is cor
daily endorsed by sixteen leading senators and ma
ority of the taterghts in the House The Register
is under the editorial management of c. G. Baylor esq of
Texas formerly editor of the Cotton Plant The State
Rights Register is democratic and gives earnest and
independent support the administration The price of
the Register is So year.
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EEGLIsH RABwAys-The last halfyearly parliamentary
return relative railways in Great Britain shows
receipts from all of traffic during the half year to
have been f9s4469o during the corresponding period
the former year it fs5l5oo3 The number of pas
sengers ess6 l23 in the half year of 1884, aud az
2o6 in that of 1853 The length of railways open
the latter period was 1909 miles
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Russia words could be strong enough TO express the in
fatuaton of the English press which Is quite that
Austria is " gained the stupidity Of the ho"iter, which
exus in the praises of the Austrian Marshal Hess who
command the army about keep the French out of the pr
epaties and who said by the Uione, of Turin to hold
the opinion tha every European crisis ought to terminate
by a march upon Paris" W. p,
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MAKING LOVE WRONG PERSONA Cincinnati paper
is responsible for the following:
young gentleman who had been paying his addresses
in Proria persona to young lady in this city left few
months ago and went down the river on business
respondence Immediately opened between the
ored pair and after exchanging several letters the young
lady mortified to find that her letters
answered, and, consequently, she ceased writing But
the real secret OF her receiving no letters was the loct
that another young lady of the name supposng
they intended for her, took them from the post
office and opened a correspondence with her proxy
lover. Some two months passed away when the young
wound up by direct answer averrng at the same
time that he thought the tone of her letters very diff
feren from those received when he first left Cincinnati and
upbraided his fair love with nconstancy This last epise
too much for our romantic ncogno, and being
scencesmtten for the part she had been acting and fully
persuaded that other lady had been pinng for the
she wooing sought her out and delivered up the
letters to their rghtfu The matter was speedily
arranged ard the real lovers have since become united in
the bands Of wedlockn
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.--THE CAPE FEAR
RIVER BILL APPROVED.

The bill recently passed by Congress appropratng one
hundred and forty thousand dollars for the further inn
provemen of Cape Fear river in North Carolina signed
on Yesterday by the President and returned to the Senate
It is well known that this differs from the ordinary
propositions make appropriations for the improvement
of rivers and harbors in the fact that the obstruction in
Cape Fear river the result of act Of government
This feature the well understood in both houses
of Congress contributed largely to the passage of the
bill If the fact alluded had been stated in the BILL its
approval by the President would have required explain
atory message but in consequence Of this OMISSION il
was incumbent him. to prevent msconstructions
roneous inerences accompany his approval with the
statement of the reason which it given The rea
assigned by the President addresses itself so orcb td
the of every man that it cannot fail to be
entirely satisfactory. This act cannot be regarded as
precedent except where the government in this
case has caused the obstruction. In all such the
propety of the appropriation will be readily conceded
We need scarcely add that the approval OF the Cape Fea1
bill under circumstances cannot be construed into
recognition by the President Of the power to make
priatons by Congress for rivers and harbors generally
The following the message of the President accompanied
by the bill
TO the Senate of the United States:
have this day given my signature to the act making
further appropriation for the improvement OF the Cape Fear
river, North Carolina"
The occasion render it proper for to devate
from the ordinary of announcing the approval of bills
oral statement only and for the purpose OF preventing
any isapprehenson which might otherwise arise from the
phraseology this act communicates in writing that
approval is given it the ground that the distractions
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For ,he union
sEA-SHoRE sKETCHEs.-No. 7.
BY MARY }. wISDLE.
CAFE ISLAND, July Is, 1854

CAFE ISLAND Jaly ls, 1854
The birds sing gayly in their bowers,
And we can gather what they sing;
But what, falling 'mong leaves and flowers
What is the soft rain whispering
| cannot understand their word
Some tale those bright drops tell, know
For the corn leaves move il they heard,
And barley fields nod TO and fro.
The brooklets o'er the meadows spread,
And then like elves they dance and sing,
And clovers hang their bushing heads,
Like little creatures listening.
II is some good thing they relate
For, when the cloud has passed the sun,
The green fields smile with joy elate,
AS the world had put new glory on
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OpelOngas
SATURDAY, JUNE 10th, 1854.
CoNDTTToMS.


Subscription, for one year, payable in advance
rse dollars if paid at the end of the year. four doll
sars. No subscription will be received for period
lsSa than one year. A subscriber wishing to dis.
continue, must give Vrte~ notice to that effect, and
settle up all arrearages.
.4dv0tising:-For one square not exceeding the
spaee of ten lines dollar for the first insertion
sad fifty cents for each subsequent insertion. Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out until the editors
shall Judge it convenient to discontinue the publ.
cation
A liberal deduction made on advertisements in-
serted for long period.
No advertisement or subscription viii be stopped
sat all the arrearages paid unless at the option
of the publishers.
Noelection tickets or other jobs printed without
sAe money, the person ordering them to be print
Cd 10 q responsible person.
Tea dollars in advance will invariably be required
Gsr the announcement of candidates for Office.
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y ME undersigned having purchased the
- Store of Messrs. Goldman l. Kaufman
in Opelousas, claim the patronage of their
friends and the public in general; they hope
by their strict attention to the business, to
merit the encouragement of the whole commu'
nifty.
They will always have on hand good and
choice Stock, and planters may rely on fnd.
ing always at their establishment the finest
and best goods for themselves and the use OF
their plantations, at as low price as any 9th
er house in the parish and on reasonable
terms s. KAUFMAN & Co.,
Opelousas, February 25th, 1854.
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IR0gAN BXTYERS,
PREPARED BIZ
I'D NJ VA1TG0AY


No. 100 Agch Street, Philadelphia
Their power over the above diseases snot exceHed,
II equalled, By any other preparation in the United
Ssatoa the cures attest in many eases after skful
physicians had failed.
These bitters are worthy the attention of invaids
Possessing great virtues IN the rectfcaon Of diseases
of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most
digestive organs, they are, withal safe, certain and
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
MeKE rIsTTAoNy FROM TIE S0UEH IN YAvoR or
HOOFLANDS celebrated GERMAN BTTTERS, pre-
pared by Dr. G. n. JACKSON, Philadelphia They
stand ssUoe and unapproached by any other remedy
nov before the public, for the cure of Liver Con-
RGAlMF, DYsPRPsrA, JAEEDIcE, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DIsRAsE or TIE KIDEEYs, &c. &c.
u. w. CHANET, MiEesburg, KY, Oct 16, 1852
aAid: Having sold your Bitters some time, find it
has given satisfaction in every instance that has come
under my notice"
NELSON EDWARDS, salvisa, KY, June Cd,
1881, said We rejoice 10 inform you that this justly
celebrated medicine has fully maintained the exalted
reputation which has been given it. and having tested
iss virtues we unheatatingiy say it emnently des-
eTves t."
JT&J w. BERRY, Uniontown, KY, July 81,
1889, said: 1--WE have heard Of many cures per-
formed by the use Of DR.. Hoodand's German Bitters
and believe It to be q valuable medicine"
j. GRANT, Irvine, KY, June 26, 1859, said I'VE
have succeeded in introducing your Hoohand Biters:
physicians and others purchase them by the half
dozen and dozen"
DR.. P FATT0 BRO, Knoxville, Tenn, Apl Q,
1851, said: =" Your BtteFs are selling very fast
and every person that has used it. far as we have
been able to learn, has been benefited"
These Bitters are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, they invi-
gorate and strengthen the system PROSTATE it,
and can be used for Infants as well Is adults.
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere.
Sold in 0pelousas by Hebrard & Lee, and John
Posey.-In Washington by s. D. AIia.
OpeIousas April Q, IS54.--6m.
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FOR SALE.

A. FINE PROPERTY, situated in Prairie Plai-
N sance, in this Parish, 10 miles from Opelousas
and miles from Washington, consisting in LOT
acres of land dwelling house, out houses, sc. &C.
well situated for store or Tavern, being crossed
BY the main road leading from Opelousas to Vile
Plate, and by that of Grande Prairie, and near q
race Track Conditions favorable.
For particulars, apply to this Office, or to T. C.
Bataille, on the premises
st. Landry Goth May 1854. I'm.
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PACKET VIA PLAoUEMINE.

NEW ORLEANS PACKET VIA PLAQUEMINE.
,Ra@@h The new Steamer ALICE W.
SaB$zaH GLAZE, j. JOHNSTON, Master, is now
Bleaving Washington every six days for
New Orleans via Paquemine. This arrangement will
be continued until Sunday, esth May next after that
time her regular days will be-From Washington 10,
A. M, Sundays, leaving Newt Orleans IL, p. ~, We'd
nesdays This boat is fast safe and comfortable, and
decidedly the best craft of her tonnage that
tered the port of Orleans; and having been built
expressly for this navigation, she win continue to
the year round.
Washington. April 29tt. 1854
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NEW s?eRE.

THE undersigned res
sA& pectfully informs his nu-
merous friends and the
@@@public, that he has just ar
@#-Zri from Orleans, and
has opened his new Store,
corner of Main and North streets, in Ope-
lousas. He has on hand complete and well
selected Stock Of fancy and fresh Dry Goods,
such as Jaconats, Ginghams, Silk, Bareges,
Lastings, &C., ready made Clothing, Hats,
Boots, &C., which he offers for sale at moderate
prices.
STANISLAS GARRIGUES.
Opelousas, May 9th, 1854.-1y.
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTION.

FRANKLIN INSTITUTION.
Formerly Mr.. Ch. TbienensGss's.]
7. VALADE, Principal.
Mr.. HoARE, Professor Of English.
EVHIS institution bases its claims to the
confidence of families, on its good d.
rection, the perfect order established, and the
afectionate care bestowed on each scholar.
The English Language, taught by CON.
petent Professor, is the object Of the ssrictess
attention.
TERMS:
Boarders, for the Scholastic Year
Of 10 5months, 8 $50 90
Day Scholars, for same period, i" 40 90
Payable quarterly.
T. VALADE.
Opelousas, January 18th, 1854.
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s S1OReWard.

o RAN AWAY from the plan
80 tation of Mrs Widow Valery
S7 Roy, near Opelousas, about a
AZm month ago, Negro-Boy named
Presley, aged about "a or Is years, about S
feet, 6 inches high; he is handy legged,
speaks English and little French.
The above reward will be given to whoever
will bring him back to the above mentioned
plantation, or lodge him in any Jail of this
State.
ALCESTE ROY.
Opelousas, 9th May, 1854
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MINERS
GAN IAN
YER Nj UCE
REMEDY WORMS.

T is fact, established beyond the shadow
= of doubt, by the experience and testimo-
NY of the most eminent physicians more than three
fourths of the diseases With which children are
afflicted, are caused by worms, and thousands of
children die annually from those d,seases when the
cause is either not known or attributed to some.
thing else. Various are the preparations which
have been recommended as remedies for worms,
but experience has proved them ail more OF less
Intellectual; the end however has at length been at
tanned, and remedy found which has never failed
to destroy worms, wherever they have existed
This assertion is supported by the testimony of the
most eminent physicians and respectable individu-
ais in the country The remedy ia
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~ 80

N TBBS & CLARK have received new
- BMggses, and viii continue TO receive
Buggies and Light Carriages, which they will
sell On very reasonable terms.
Opslousas, February 4sh, 1854.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS,

Notice to Tax Payers.
UNHE undersigned, Collector of the Pa
- rish Tax for the year 1858, and Rail-
Road Tax for the year 1854, will be found
either at the Eagle Hotel, or the law Office
of F. & E. N Cullom, in the town of OpeIou-
sas, on the first day of May next, and for thir-
ty consecutive days thereafter, Sundays ex-
cepted) for the purpose of receiving the taxes
from those who may not have availed them
selves of the opportunity offered them by
previous notices.
After the fifth day of June next, all taxes
remaining unpaid, due the Parish for the year
1853, and the Railroad for the year 1854,
will be collected in due form of law
ELBERT CAN'T, Collector of
Parish and Rail- Road 1'a1es
Opelousas, April 22d, 1854.
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CHERRY PECT0RAL
Fer the rapid Cure Of
COUGHS, COLDS, nOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUG
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION,

We invite the attention of the Public to the Cert
hcates appended below and bespeak for them that
candid consideration which their honest frankness
deserves.
Men such stations az many who voluntarily bear
witness TO the efficacy and value of CHERRY PEcroRAL
do not wantony trhe with, distort facts nor over
state their convictions. Judge them whether this is
not the medicine to trust when you must have relief
for the throat or lungs; judge too, whether every
family ought not to have it by them as a safeguard
against the everywhere prevailing enemy which steals
with fatal frequency upon almost every hock and car
ries off the lamb from many home?
jackson, c. e., Jackson City, O., goth Nov. 1859.
Dr.. J. c. AVER
Sir-The CHERRY PEcToRAL is much inquired af.
ter Several of our best Physicians have used it. three
of them in their case, and always with the hap
pest effects. The numerous patent medicines always
before them, lead to increduty in regard to every
new remedy and it is only after undoubted evidence
OF value in any article that anything ike general
confidence can be excited.
The unrivalled excellence of this combination Of
agents, lin the CHERRY PEcroRAL,) proved beyond
cav by repeated trial under their own observation
has compelled medical men to proclaim abroad IT'D
usefulness. 1t is beyond all doubt the best general
remedy we have for the Pulmonary Affections of this
climate, at the time sedatiye and expectorant-
a rare combination Of properties
In the hope that it will prove it's own reward
subscribe myself. Respectfully your obt servt,
JAS Il. G. MILLER, ND.
Alegsn, Mich, 10th Jan, 1858.
DEAR SIR-No one, no not one man, woman, or
chid--ean be found to deny that the CHERRY PEcTo.
RAL is all that it claims to be- There is much used
in this vicinity although not known until recently
The community should know its virtues.
Yours truly, JOHN 3. KELLOGG, ND.
Let gentlemen the Legal Profession mark this case
Williamsburg, L. l., Sept. 8, 1852.
Prepared and sold by J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass
Sold in Opelousas by J. Posey and Hsbrard b Lee
and in Washington by s. D. Allis.
Opelousas, April 8, ls54.-6m.
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YUsLIsMED ON SATURDAY BY
1egL Il. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNTER.
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For sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale,
:::: his fine property situated at the
junction Of Bayous Beuf and Croc-
odile at Mountville, consisting of EIGHT
LOTS OF GROUND, with the BUILDINGS
AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon erected.
For particulars apply to the Editors of the
OpeIousas Courier, or to
VIM. IRWIN.
Opelousas, April 9Th, 1854
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CONSTARLE,S SALE.

T1Y virtue Of the power in me vested, as Constable
- and Collector of Taxes for the town of Wash
ington, viii offer, st public sale for cash. in front Of
s. d. Alis' Apothecary Shop, in the town Of Wash
ngton, in this Parish, on Tuesday 1874 day Of June
mszt, 1854, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. H.,
and o'clock p D., the Lor on GROUND No. 60, 81
tuated in the said town of Washington, bounded
North by Sittg Street, South by Dejean Street. East
by P. Varieties lot and West by Corso Street, to
tisfy the Town Taxes due by J. J. Taylor, Of 1851,
1852 and 1s53 and costs already incurred by adver-
Using and al other costs that may accrue
DANIA d. ARDEN,
T5saR Constable
Washington. Nav 18th. 1854.
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NEW SPRING GOODN


UVHE undersigned having just arrived
from New.Orleans, informs his friends
and the public in general that he has now ON
hand full assortment of Dry Goods for the
season;-Also, family Grocery, Hardware.
Crockeryware, Shoes. Boots Jewelry, Clocks.
Gold and Silver Watches; Carpenters and
Coopers tools, which he viii sell Low and On
reasonable conditions. G. MEDTCIS
Opelousas, April ed, 1854.
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LIVER OONgPLAHDIY,
DYSPEPSIA,
TATINDTHF

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DISORDERED
LIVER OR STOMACH
Zach as Constipation, inward Pies Fulness Of Blood
TO the Head Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust of Food, Fsllness or weight in the
Stomach, Seur Eructations Sinking Or Flattering
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming ofthe Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Checking or Sufoesting Sensations when in
a laying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs
before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yelowness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
&c, Sudden Fushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings Of evil, and Great Depression
Of Sphita
CAN BE RFFgcTCALLY CURED BT
DR. HOOFLANDS CELEBRATED
GER MAN BYTyERS,
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A LII those having claims against the Es-
tate of lata Mrs. Louisa Harbert, are
requested 10 present them al my ofice, in the
town Of OpelOusas. within the time required
by law. E. LASTRAPEs, Ageass.
Opsleusae, May 18th, 1854.
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DR. PLATE,

lDSSa tPILAgEIs
M HAS returned from the North. and
~ will now remain permanent resident
YYDof this Parish. The DR.. has availed
himself Of the opportunity he met with in the city
of New York, to become thoroughly acquainted
with the scientifcal art of Dentistry, and is now
ready to practice it. in all its branches and accord
ing to the latest improvement.
Ofice-At the late residence of Miss Marguerite
Chr6tien, in Opelousas
Opelousas, January 7th 1854
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WIN R,S
CANADIAN VERMIFU FUGE,
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.

W y ~ r. Is =
CANADIAN VERMIFU
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.
It is safe in its operation, and more easily admin
Istered than any other. Some of the symptoms
which Indicate the existence of the worms in the
bowels, as follows the countenance is pale of a
leaden color and sutfused with occasional hushes:
the eyes are heavy and dull the breath togtid the
upper lip swollen, itching in the nostrils, which
cause the patient to pick his nose the sleep is dis
turbed, the patient often awakening in great fright
and Is liable to starting and grinding the teeth the
appetite exceedingly irregular, being sometimes
voTaciouS, others feeble and IN some instances it is
depraved.
To the following certificates numerous others
might be added but it is believed that these are
sufficient to establish the fact that Winer's Cana
dian Verlnlfuge IS a superior remedy for worms.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned, having frequently admins
tered medicine prepared by Mr.. John Winer of
this town, designated y. Winer's Canadian Verm-
tuge," and being fully satisfied with its efficacy
confidently recommend it as a safe and efficient
remedy for the expulsion of worms from the intes-
tlnal canal
G. O'REILLY,
Lcentiate of the R. c. of Surgeons in Ireland, etc,
G. w. DICKINSON,
Member of the R. C. of Surgeons in London, etc,
From the Rev. J. F1anagam, Of Banbrook C. w.
J. Winer-Sir | have made the trial of your
Canadian Vermifuge and with the most happy re-
SUITS In my own family, and in every case which
has come to my knowledge, the expulsion of worms
has followed the administering OF your Vermifuge,
and every here prefer it to any other as its e
ects certain, and children take it more readily
which is great point gained in giving medicine
% children.
July Is. 1s45. JOHN FLANAGAN.
% Physicians generally now use Winer's Ca
madam Vermifuge. This medicine is simple
vegetable preparation, and can always be admins
ered with perfect safety and confidence as to the
esult as it will always destroy worms and restore
he patient to health.
Over one thousand certificates have been sent TO
he Agents from planters, merchants and physicians
'earing testimony to the efficacy of this nfalble
in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufactu- |
ing Chemist and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, |
Canada West.
~S Sold wholesale and retail, at manufacturers |
,rices by J. WRIGHT l. Co., New Orleans,
Isl Chartres st., under Orleans House. |
For sale in Opelousas, by Hebrard & Lee also !
y John Posey-Sold in Washington, by S. D.
Opelousas, 18th June ls53.-1y.
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ef'Is,sl Journal of the Parish Of St. Landry
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:. RENY v1cU,
Washington, (LoS5sttsssg.)
lust from New Orleans, informs his
g. friends and the public in general, that
he has received complete assortment of
Summer Goods, for ladies' and gentlemen,
Barege, Jaconets, and Calicoes dresses, Silk,
Drilling, Hats, and large assortment ofready
made clothing for gentlemen, plantation goods,
Shoes, which he offers at reduced prices and
to the satisfaction of those who will honor
him of their confidence e-Also fine assort-
ment of Grocery, Crockery &c.
r Beef Hides Wool Tallow and Wax
are bought BY the undersigned at the highest
prices.
J. REMT VIOU.
Washington, April 8th, 1854.
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Washington, May 18th, 1854.