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THE NEW YORK q LIVERPOOL
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MAIL STEAMERS.

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TINHE SHIPS C0IpRISIN9 THIS LINE ARE
i TIE
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PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
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ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
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iy for Government service; every care has bean
taken In their construction, as in the Engines to
iussrs strength and speed, and their sccommods.
tons for passengers are unsqualled for elegance
and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in
nrst caon $l20
Exclusive use Of extra size state roems...,.. 400
From Liverpool to New York $50 and f20g
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin.
No bsrth can be secured until paid for .-
For height or passaxe apply to
HOWARD x. COLLINS 4 CO.,
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BROWN, suIPLEY CO., - :.
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stones metals, unless bills Of lsdinR are irnsd
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~ D. SMITH q CO., Manufactures sna
Ut. Dealers in ALCOHOL, CAMPHRHk, II III
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notice TO PRE.EHPTION CLAIMANSS
Under the act Of Congress approved 81 OF March,
1853 entitled Gan act 70 extend pre- emption rights
to certain settlers therein mentioned the preenp
tioa laws were extended over the above mentioned
alternate odd numbered sections within SIX miles en-
each side Of the route Of the road whcre the settle
ment and improvement were made prior t, the date
Of allo tuen, il proven up and psi for the Iats
o. two dollars and fifty cents per acre. before the
day fixed for the public sale !; and by tie act ap
proved l7th March, 1854, entitled Gan act tor the
relief Of settlers lands reserved for railroad
poses, parsons who settled ard improved the above
named sections prior to the date Of withdrawal will
be entitled to emptions at the ordinary miuimum
price Of the public lands, at the rate Of one dollar
and twenty five cents per acre, 81 proven ep and
paid for bsf're the day fixed for The public sale -
Therefore, every person entitled to the igt of pre-
emption In any Of the alternate odd numbered sec.
tons above ment;one within 81 miles OF the route
Of the road, uudsr the act Of Sd March, 1853 above
referred to- on settlements made prior to the 4th of
February, 1853, 1.-THE date Of aloment) or under the
act Of q On March, 1854 on settlements made prior
to the dsts CT the original wi hdrawsl Of the iards
from market, likewise every person entitled to pre-,
emption under the act IF 9th March, 1854, in any
Of the lands outside Of the ,iz mile limits directed to
Is required TO establish the to the satif,ction
Of he lister and receiver Of the proper land Office
and make aymeut therefor at the pric, fixed by
law az sscn practicable after seeing this notice
and before the d,y appointed for the publ sale
restoration to market of the lands embracing tina
tract claimed otherwise such elai will BE- forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Office.
feb 10-1ayl3g
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eoYiy grnvs. LIT ne young nan OF WoI1hn shtet u.
10 the secret cb,igslions Of married lie without
rssdias the POCKET EsCULAPIus. Let No cns
suffering from hAci MED Cough, Pain In the ssde.
reetless nishts nervous feelings and the whole trean
Of Byspsptic sensations, and Owen up By their ply
sicisn be another moment, without consultmg 4e
8sCFLAPIUE. Usys the married, or those about
TO be married any impairment rad this truly use'
nu book as Il has Teen the q, ans OF saving thsus
ands Of unforunate creatures nom the vary jews 81
lesth.
ANAny person sending TwKNTY-TlSB Cent?
snoloscd In sttsr, vii recstye one copy Of this
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THE POCKET KSCULAPIUS:
or, IvGRY ONE HIS OWN PHTs01AN.

The Yifieth Edition, Win
ons hundred Ergrsvlnss
showing Discasss and Nal
formations OF the Human
System In every shape and
ebrm. To which n ID 3sd Q
Treatise on The Dissssss Of
Females, esihEofths tish-
est imporssncs 90 married
people, or those contem
plating 7 srrisge. By
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MORS1's INvIaORATINa 8LIxHR
CAUTION,

d. MoRsss lEvIaoRAf1Ea CoRpIAE hlas BEEN coua
tsrfsitsd By soma unprinciplcd persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the
propristors fsn smile pasted the cork Of each
bottle, and the follosing words blown In the glass
Or.s II ersep InvtEofating Cordial,
q. h HIAQ, Proprietor, MY.
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Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
jan @-eotd
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nelled. Above all other virtues she valued
sr;ncer;ty. and though she often afterwards
heard from her lips high and holy sentiment,
ondllistened to her gifted prayers in the ladies'
little nraying circle, all fell like ice upon her
heart. for they would, spite Of herself, call up
invariably visions of poor jane Cotton and
that Old hat b e,buried the story in her. "
bosom. Int her desire for the friendship OF Mrs.
Wells was at an end.
Who can tell the value of the example Of a
symmetrical Christian character? Its inf!u-
ence no words can estimate. "By their fruits
We shall know them" sold He that spake as
never man spake. And are these fruits only to
be looked for in the outside, public life OF the
Christian? We must not only let ourllgnt
shine, before mem in the outer world, but N
the inner sanctuary Of home, let it be manifest
IA every word and action that Christ dwelleth
in our hearts. Religion is a thing to be carried
by a Christian man to his counting room or
law Office, and by q Christian woman to her
nursery and her kitchen. 1t must move US to
all good and true dealing with our dependents,
to all pentleness with our children, as well as
to all faithfulness in laboring in direct efforts
for the cause of our Divine Master. Mrs.
Wells religion consisted more in feeling, and
in works Of mercy, than in the faithful per-
formance of the duties Of life, Our God is
better pleased when we withhold not more than
when we scatter with a liberal hand. There
are so many rewards to acts of benevolence in
the gratitude of the recipient of our gifts or
our sympathy, and in the simple pleasure
which a kind act always throws back upon the
heart, that to Glove mercy :" is very easy but
to .do justly" in oil things, requires q higher,
sterper exercise Of piety. F. 'la, by
"The worldly wisdom of the foolish man 5u
Is like a sieve that does alone retain
The grosser substance of the worthless bran : :
But thou, my soul, let thy brave thought disdain
So coarse o purchase 0 be thou a fan "a
TO purge the chat, and keep the winnowed grain:
Make clean thy thoughts, and dress thy mixed de
sires:
Thou art Heavens tasker and thy God requires
The purest Of thy flower as well as of thy fires"
The Christian should strive SO to live, that
the daily records of his life might be written
upon tablets of glass, rejecting the beams o.
the Sun of Righteousness, turning every letter
into purest gold. We can do more for Christ
by holy living than by the most earnest efforts
to do good, without consistency in small mat
tiers. PAULINE.
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Gencrel ScotL's Back Paw.

The decision of the Administration, it an
pears only gives General Scott some $4,000,
or ABOUT one,fourth Of the sum to which he
IS 1airly entitled: This shaping Of the decision
Is sald 10 have been effected by Secretary Da.
sls, who is a bitter personal enemy of General
scott The old hero will, it is said, reject this
plsiance with scorn-and the next Congress-
Will vote him a clean 100000. He deserves
u ana the American people desire him to have
~. Ii the lustre he has conferred on the mill.
tary proves Of the Republic were to be re-
placed with gilt, California could not furnish
gold enough for the gliding. The greatest
su., y living his past services, performed
i1r u monarchy, would have won him duke
hoh H. anu conferred a patent of nobility " on
MS line tor ages. IN. Y. Eve. Mirror.
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TWATERMAN & BRO, Hardw.s ~
- . chants. corner of Common and Ms..st1nW

NewOrleans, have on hand and are constasstjv ~. =
sortment of articles, comprising in part q foIlsans
Hardware, Cutlery, ETC., Iron, Steel, Nsjlas Ssu.
Axes Chains, Sythes, Carpenters Tools ~eanrs3
Coopers' Tools, Anvils, vises, Bellows, StociE N!
Dies, screwplatcs, Garden Engines, Pumnss pM ~
Hay Cutters, Corn Shelters, Agricultural iIvm.
tments, Mil, Crescent and Pit Saws, Ok Yoka, ~
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers, Hoes, Hames, HhovsIi y. y,
Spades, Andirons, Tenders, shovels and Tons. ~ =
per and Iron Coal Holds, Single and DoubIss1 ~.
Guns, Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes, Chiness c ssN
Iron Bedsteads, Britannia and Plated War ~
Cutters, Sausage Suffers, Stock Kettles. pn,.Sa
FORCES, Seines, Fishing Tackle, etc. MorchllSnis- ~
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GENIN, POIRET & Gle. Les sous
~ signes, ayant forme une societe pour 10 trans
action des Afaires Mercantile, ~solicitent l'attention
do leurs amis ct lie public en- general a %leurgrand as
sentiment de Marchandises Seches, Groceries, Quin-
~caillerie, Habillements Confectionnes, etc. etc.
Opelousas, le 3 Novembre, 1855.
-.l-G.! G. A. GENIN,
OMER POIRET,
!M M. KENISON. r.
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LABAGuE NUPTzALE. +
te souvenir della iipurnee
La plus ~solennelle pour nous,
Celle de rhymenee,
Prends-la vite, 8 mon noble epouxl
Cette hague, c'est le symbolic
~ Ds occurs maries 4 t~oujours;
C'est Ia clef qui permet qu'on vole
A travers le champ des amoars.
Clef divine, ellie ouvre 10 porte
AUX plus celestes voluptes: ~.
" L'amour NATL pas pour escorte e7u
Tout ressaim des felicites? SID
Re .G4s sas4f5t ~ teeg5 f411Ss4 t. 3It. +
All! qu'elle m'ouvre de ton Anne H.
Le sanctuaire parfume
An nom du Christ je suis to femme, 4
ct n'es-tu pas mon bien-aimef
BENZ par Dieu, l'amour depouille
Toute amertume ct tous remords
Molns heureux Tolseau qul gaz0ullle
Ses intarissables accords!i s.
Oui, Dieu nous benit, Diem nous aime,
Notre serment est ecoute:
Friends cette hague, Get embleme
Celui de ma ,yirginite. -
Ma virginite, je l%efeuille syaa--
Entire tes bras avec bonheur. s
Aimons-nous, a~imonssnous, ct cueille
Toutes les roses de mon cBur!
Aimops, aimons, ain quill pleuve Hv'
Des torrents de lait ct de miel,
Et que tonjoursTp lein soft lie deuve
m Que l'amour va puiser au Cell. -.
~ JULES MERovEE.
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NOTICE-The public is hereby in nipEga
~ that the death Of Mr.. j. B. BELLoCQ caase;
change in the commercial partnerships J.k!M1
loco u Co., and that, in conformity with A ~
partnership, the undersigned will continue ts
ness OF said firm under the style Of J. D. beueAs
Co. as heretofore. NJ, .as41
NewOrleans, September &c, 1855. ~ ~. =
J. B. DERBEs, J.B. BELLoCQd a.
A. p. NoRLoM. --- y. -IA W NJ!
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NEW WAREHOUSE

NEW WAREHOUSE ~ss4
~ The undersigned, having formed q psirtMaia!ss
town of Washington, formerly known as the Was.
house of Anderson 4 Thompson, for the pulpcssst
receiving and forwarding freight and merchants,
will faithfully attend to all business which may y
entrusted to them by their friends and the psheh
general. J.. B. A. F0NTE&0Tig
JOHN LYONS.
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NAUTION-Lotte,v Frauds.-Offa of \!

IAUTION--Lotte,y Frauas.-Oa6ce ol's
~ Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Bataasas.
Nd, June 20, 1s55-The Commissioner ofthe1..vI
land State Lotteries has deemed it his duty 70 c c.
the public against the numerous swindlers Hnua
culate, by mail and .otherwise, fraudulent i i. y
schemes, and pretend to be agents for the sert
tickets in lotteries Which are wholly fictitious. \.
drawn daily under the superintendence Of theG vi
missioner elected blythe people of the stale, un M
the new Constitution, to examine and appfoss
schemes and attend to the drawings. 8, au.sa..ta
All the tickets in these lotteries, and all cersnss ~
of packages of tickets, have the lithograpnean III
ture F. \. brennan, general agent for the cont1 GsS
mord, Md. All others are fraudulent. .u. q.
Any information on the subject of lotteIiesh, M Is
manner in which they are drawn, ETC., Will % 0D''
fully given by addressing d.
F.y. BREN1E, Baltimore, As,7A'S
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pIEUX.-20,OOO pieux de 8 pieds, a So SO
Il lie cent ct $1,000 Bardeaux a S. SO lie miller, a
vendre par J. B. CLARK & Co.
IA 'l 90 TN -s Plaquemine Brulee.
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A VIS.-Le DIR. BURDIN DE LA CoUAFFERY
"A pr6vient les personnes de cette Paroisse qui
a~uraient q~uelques reclamations a lui faire, de vouloir
bien les adresser q Nh. MARIUS CAREIL, D la
Vile Platte. u
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A GENTSI AGENTSI AGENTaE

A GENTS! AGENTS! AGENTSl-s
~ Persons accustomed to procure subscibe5tls
Books, Magazines, ETC., or get up clubs for new
dress, and we will forward them, free. Of chaIygs,
specimen number of a publication for which, z!
will tidh a ready sale; and we will allow theas
commission of so per cent. for their services. "A
J.. BRADFORD a. BROTHEB,..F
8 CORTLAND st., NewYofk
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A VIS.-Tous non-residents qui ont des
terres sur PAtchafalaya, ct situees dams Ia Pa
roisse jusqu'a lembouchure du Bayou de la Petite
Prairie, sont par lie present notifies qu'ls auront a
copper, en- face de leur terre, un chemin de vingt-
cling pieds de large, les chicots coupes assez has ain
d'ofrir aucun obstacle aux wagons, v~oitures, ETC., lis
sont en- outre tenus a remplir, d'arbres tombes tous
les trous ct crevasses, de faire une levee, sur toute
leur face, un pied plus haut que Ia marque Ia plus
elevee des eaux hautes, ct q eombler au niveau de
la face de leur terre, tous les bayous ct endroits bas
que le dit chemin dot %traverser. Les dites levees
passer les v%oitures, wagons, etc. LIE tout devant
-9tre, scion la loi, achieve d'ici au Is D6cembre pro-
chain, 1856. F. HATHORN,
I"" w. II. NELSON,
Us 400 Insnecfenrs des Chemins Of Teyhes.
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ENRESH DRUGS.-P. LEoNoE Hnllla
Il & Co. have just received an assortmsntd
Drugs, fI157! TEa issA
Medicines, .45 nSagsnff
Paints,
5a0A p. -oll,nt Oils, e d. - ~. ( MI
vainhA, 4
Patent HeddbI
,. Clysopompes (new style), etc. iitS.
which they will offer for sale cheap Of te ~
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|NENTE. PUBLIQtE.-L public est
' averti quill sera vendu en- vente puMique, au
plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par une autorite
competence, a Ia dernihre residence de fu Francis
Cullom, pres de la vile de Washington, en- cette pa
r0isse, 1g9" IL Yltal4 gslft "T H.
Lie mardi 10 j~nnvier 1856,
les proprietes s~uivantes, appartenant d la succession
de feue Mary Ann Mixer, a SAVIOR:
ea9 UN MORCEAU DE TERRE, =
situe d la Prairie Piniere, en- Ia paroisse de Saint
Landry, c~ontenant soxante ct dix acres plus on
n1oins, ensemble ayec les batisses ct authorizations
Qui sly %trouvent. Ai.sp 9 .iG q ls f-a
Aussi-Meubles de maison, consistent en- I'm grand
nombre d'obiets, don't Remuneration serait trop Ion
Te,1nes ct co1ndi.ions-Toutes sommes au-dessous
de dix piastres payables compliant. Toutes sommes
dc dix piastres ct au-dessus payables le Ter mars
1867. -Ais-~ .r4 I'D I'D, POI Il
Ii dite terre (devant 6tre vendue) d un ct deux
ans de credit A partir du premier de mars proclaim
1866. Les acquereurs fournissant leurs obligations
sOlidairement avec caution, a la satisfaction du tu-
teur. Et en- outre 10 dite terre restant specialement
hypothequee d Ia dite succession jusqu'an Placement
reel ct effectif, tant du principal ct des interets qui
pourront s'accroitre.
Opelousas, 8 decembre 1855. s'e7n ri ,57 $3.50
THos. P. FITCH, Tuteur.
A vENDRE PLUSIEURS FAMILIES
~ DEsCLAvEs.-En vertu dune procuration,
qui ma ets donn6 jexposerai, en- vente %publique,
par intermediate dun e~ncanteur ct dun notaire
public, ct pour du compliant, d ma residence a Big
Cane, paroisse de st Landry, le SAMEDI 20 decem-
bre 1856. A. AS
une famille de negres de choix, SAVIOR:
Manuel age de ~ ans,
Kettes % femme agee de % ans, ct leur cling en-
fants, SAVIOR: =. 45Ir4 3rt.y p ~
Sophia agee de 10 ans,
Henry age de 8 ans, 10 ' ""
Eliza ageei de 6 ans, ls5a 40 .i -, -
Charles age de 4 ans,
Harriet agee de 2 ans. az 4a.
Une :autre fhmIne do negres do ehoix.
Samuel age de 26 ans, sl&i tf.sa, -4g 3
Rachel 50 femme, agee de "a ans, ct leur 4 enfans,
SAVIOR /; . ,.j-5-,.r -
Lucinda Pgee de 7 ans, l-- t!"I+t'
Lewis age de s ans, ~ a345.; 10 stJaa5{ sn6K
Peter age de 2 ans,
Jesse age de 10 mois. N'F
Eft Maria, ~orpheline agee de 9 ans. no.i@l s.L
Aussil wagon, 2 cheyaux americans, ct I'M che.
val creole. a-Ii'a9t .
Opelousas, 8 decembre 1855. .
/ THOS. RAWTINS.
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II OUIS stage, Encanteur Public dams
~ ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Bureau a la
Vile Platte.
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NTALLE DEEs ETATs5UNIs Dns OPE.
1Xl. LOUSAS,A Observation-Disclosures

mn ALLIE DIES ETATS-UNlS p OPE-
" LOusAs A Observation-Disclosures
Cette Iiane qui Went d'etre. etablie, partira des
,Opelousas pour st. Martinville, passant, par lie Port
Barre; Arnaudville ct IL pont des Breaux, tous les
;Lundis, Mercredis ct Vendfedis, a six heures du ma
tin, arrivant a 5 heures de IApres midi ct partira
de 81. Martinville tons les Mardis, Jeudis ct Samedis
"a 6 heures du 1natin, arrivant aux Opelousas . 3
heures de Iapres midi. 40 81.
LIE soussignG, contracteur, ayant encouru de fortes
bddpehses atm de SO iprocurer dexcelents che8enx,
des voitures commodes ct agreables, alnsi que DIES
Positions sOigneux ct c0mplaisants, sc rec0rnmande
. ID genGrosit4 DIES lvoyageurs, pour une partie de
leur patronage. r,.is..
''"A~ - - - 8, G. MCPHERSON.
COCIETE COMMERCIALE.ALes sous
~ signes, ayant forme une sociste pour Ia transac-
ton des affaires mercantiles, sOllicitent lie patronage
de lenrs amis ct du public en- general. & 7& ~
Mountville Ter decembre ls55 ,,n,v uo1 1r
~ 155i &9ee BR. BUTLER,
A VENDRE.-Le soussigne vendra a lami-
bon macon, excellent ~cuisinier ct domestique. Pour
les particularites, s'adresser a &c bureau, on a.
JONATHAN HARRIS. 4
A VIS.-Ie societe qui existait sous Ia raj
"a son NEY h EsToRGE est dissoute de %consente-
ment mutuel; les deuX associes s0nt charges de 10
liquidation. e'
Opelousas, October AZ, 1855 .-l7
B. NEY,r e
'' '5tN' .~ G. ESTORGR.
=. saz6 leisl y, 49, - VI s5i ri
r E s~ouasign6 continuant les affaires pour son
IL compile ddns lie meme Establishment de Ney&
Estorge, %solicite lie patronage de SEES amis ct du pu-
bic en- general. ~ - B. NEY.
TIE PUBLIC est informe que Ia mort de
IL Mr.. J. B. BELLoco, n'apporte aucun change
Loco l. CO., ct commencement a notre acte de soci-
etc nous continuerons les affaires dc, la dite maison
sous la meme raison sociale ]. B. Be1locq & Co.
Nouvelle-O orleans, 20 Septembre, 1855. 9
J. B. DERBEs, J.B. BELLOCQ & co.
PIERRE Roy, }Associes surviyants.
A.. F. NoBLoM,} t' Hi'-'t 80 .2'.
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DHARMACIE.-Les soussignesi ont lhon-
Il neur d'informer lie public qn'ils ~yiennent de rece-
yoir, a leur Pharmacie, encoignure Main ct Bellevue,
aux Opelousas, un assortment tres trais de Drogues,
Medicines, Parfumeries, Peintures, ETC., qu'ils ohrent
a vendre AIDES prix raisonnables.
lis %tiennent aussi I'M assortment de MEDICINES
PATENTEES, ct gen6ralement de tous les articles
qui concernent leur partie.
Gu ~trouvera dams Reimbursement, q toute heure du
jour ct de la mutt, un Pharmacien don't reXperience
ct Pattentionq quill portera aux ordonnances de mes
sieurs les medicins, offrent une pleine garantie aux
families. P. LEONCE HEBRARD s. Gle.
nROGUES FRAICHES. p. LEoNoE
u HEBRARD & Gle. ~viennent do ~recevoir IN
assortment de
Drogues, 0i t 1-l. e. "T-- g lGA Div.
Medicines, .as.
Verrefie,
81 I' '' .rTg 15IF Verns, Dig
,o.c, Medicines Patentees,
Clysopompss (~nouveau styls), etc.
qu'ils ofrent a vendre, d bon march6, a leurs termes
ordinaires. L.A,-.,. Mai II.
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.1TLYSSE GABEREL, Encanteur Publique
~ ct Collector pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Blu
reau aux Opelousas. Mars 10.
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NHEODOSE s. ROBIN, Notaire Public
L dams ct pour Ia Paroisse ST. Landry. Bureau
aux ODelOusas,
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T h DOCTEUR +. BURR, Dentiste, apres
~ vingteinq ans d'experience dams sa profession,
ofre ses services au public en- general, on lie t~rouvera
presque tous les iours aux Opelousas, on a sa de.
meure tout pres du village. Mars IL.
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A LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Encanteur
"a Public dams ct pour Ia Paroisse ST. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez lui GU au bureau de I. S
Robin sera promptement execute.
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NHEODOSE s. ROBIN, Juge de Paix
l. dams lie Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT, Paroisse St.
Landry. Bureau aux Opelousas.
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10000 B ps4 5oskA4IS h + ysnar (
Residence aux ODelOusas.

JOSEPH ID. RICHARD, Notaire Public
dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Son bureau
est al Grand Coteau. 10 Mai.
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TOHN MACDONALD, Ingenieur Civil ct
= Arpenteur, otTre SEES services au public, il ex.
ecutera imm6diatement toutes les commandes qui lui
seront donnees. S'adresscr 4 Mr.. Charles N. Ealer,
encoignure des rues Maine ct Landry, Opelousas.
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NALERY ROY, Collector, oHffre respect
' ueusement ses services CONNIE tel, au public.
Tout ordre, laisse au magasin de Ney & Estorge, sera
promptement execute.