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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-25
From the French Of DIR. Il. Dc
Kinney

The important tat that these alarming complaints
may be removed n trnOUT MEDICINE, "a, IN this
small tract clearly demousratedi and the -ntirei,
new Hhd highh surce.sful treatment, ~ adopted 10y
th- authof uls ctpiiiufd b, means Of which p,etv
one IL ru1Airl TO CURE HIMSELF PERFECTLY
AND AT rHE LEAsf POSSIBLE CO>T, svoiding
thereby 90 thc advertised nosituns Of The day.
font 20 address gratis, and OIL free IN sealed
envelope, by temittihs, (pnst paid) two postage
stomp 10 d. DE LANhN, No. II LisPenstd 81,
New York. s2O;6m.
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ROCK kimberly,

Fam1hItts, Magafnosl &c, bound 70 any We de-
sired.
Customers sending their orders for Probate, Town
otothet Records, Journals, Dockets or books ruled
anhhDuEd TO any pattern whatever, may rely upon
ceiyng perfect Satisfaction.
M. T.. Davis, whose accuracy and workmanship in
ihi. branch Of business has becn iavorablI Known
forscvoral ycafs past, viii give thi. department hi.
particular attention. =. NJ. WALTON.
10 the Store 40 long occupied By Il. Z. Walton & L.
L. Walton 4 Sons.
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Whites Daguerreotyues.

Rooms I've doors cast of the Poet Once. State d.
Loeg practice entbles Us 20 take picture, p The yer,
be" style On hand great variety Of Cases,
r's., hinss &c &C. Particular attention paid to eopy
mg DaEusueeiYpes ~
Montpelier, pci. It'd. An.
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n U 2 II y T. u II II = II T. , 4 7 T.
TO VERMONT FARMERS.

EHE SuBSCRiRER offers his Farm Tor sale, IN he
townnf 81. Armand, Essex County, New ork Of
200 Acres little indi.putahrt about IS sciss in
proved we'll i.n-ed we'll witcfnd b. springs brooks
and the iNrI safanac. II ~ PLEASANTLY situated On
beta bank Of slid five ora milrs low the lower
safaaae Lake. Moro Than half - interval There u
comfortable log hou'e ON the farm, good well OF
soft water near The dnor nd log hHin. mail masses
daiiv from AusHhle Fufks 10 SursRac Lake. and
week finm the West ana south Elst. The Post Ofnee
on- nil- di.tapt. The farmis acw one, having
been occupied hut iour years, aud has abundance of
lumber, such ~ Pine, Spfnru and Cedar. A bed
OF Iron Ore has recently been dsrosefe on he adIo,n-
ngiafn The whor will be sold on reasonable t. runs.
desired, lot OF loo acres which are the hui Id
ns', For iurther particulars addressihe subscriber
saranae Lake, E.stx county, New fo,k
e5ui LEMUEL KNAPP.
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uiiMnR isEmEnY

IN the wori aud take pleasure ia assuring he pub
ls that OF 50Om eases ~ Sew England, and 900
within the precincts Of Boston, only one in,tsnce
has d been un.ucoessiu IN peireting cure, aud IN
this tho rhili rra-ei taxing the fanaccH
count OF the itchnE utiho hun0f a. II driven DOT
from hrf system. We have room fnr testimonials,
hu persons TO be COM need oi - superior merits have
only to
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PAP

Letter, Commercial Note for Bu,ine-s Ieueis, "a
eheapas you purchase II 10 Boston, ruled and IN
ruled.
Deni, Medium, Polio Post Post Office, Book covep,
Blo'ttng &c. sc.
500 es 1a v s,'1w WRAPPING, sH.i,o,,
BLANK BOoKs& MEMORANDUM Of eli kiud.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-25

Cash Music and Piano Store
HORACE WATERS,
No. 1888 Broadway, New York
OPPOSITION TO THE COMBINATIONS
Music AT greatly reduced rates

n OTNtrHsrANnlNC the Combination of Mu r.
" Dealers keep Up the pfices OF no1 copy ~ngh'
music agaiAsf the interest of .Nanrs C,mBessrs sad
their ttJasoi to extend to Nj. WATERS the erbrfssSs
OF The tade, he Is mixing Immense salrshistng thun
dant evidence tn h. has ppb &c countonance nn sup
pot Ia his oppHsitioa 10 the GREAT MDN 1PDlf end
IN his efIorts 10 aid NATIVE 4 iiENT anl adopt the
NATIONAL CURRENCY. His stock Of AmencaJ
and European Music /, Immense. aud tue Chtllo-
he publications one Of the largest aud tesi se-
lot d IN the Uuited states. lie his also made a
GREAT REDUCTION in the hrices Of PIANOS.
MELODiAN-, and MUSICAL INSTRHMENrS IT
I'll kinds S4perisr toned , Octave PiHnos si7 ,,
100 ,ud 52l5 interior of "a good quality aud lu-tru-
insni. strong Had durable as those Which cnst
9jJ1 Pianos ct every VsfIeis - styie and pure, up
to 900, comprising those OF TEN DIFF tent manu- iic
tories among them the celebrated mod iHgrautd
HORACE WATEKS' PIANOS, and he drsf preEian
KILEAN PIANOS of +. GILBERT a CO'S make
towner. Of The Kploan pii-nt.) SECOND HAND
Pianos At grtat bargains. ffros from $40 20 $50 -
MELODIANS tom FIVE different MANUFACTURES. ia
cluding the cell kaa.oa :. u. & u. W. SNfrh'S ME-
IODEONS, tuned ths equal temperament The Bet
Nike IN the UaRsd sfsfss Prices i5 $50, SIS slUO,
sis, si2i, st35. sio0. Smith double Bank Mvleaa,
On. $500 Each Pian0 and hsiodeon guaranteed The
be-l tefms TO the trade, schools, &C. l3i cent.
Discount to C'ersymea aud Churches. All orders
promptly TENDED to. Mnsic seat To u pa # the
country, post paid. al feduord prices Geaarai aud
teet Catalogues aud Schedule. Of prices o! Musical
Environments forwarded 70 any address free OF charge.
February, .r53. 2jJm
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New Books.

OUS9 SS@ SdvBn :
" Susan, The Fshermans Daughter"
~ Chsschato
" n Song = Look ahead, BY A. s. Roe.
"The Old Inn J. s. Barnes.
Kings aud Quens. or LIFE in The Palace,
Abbott.
Grontlcy Manor" Fullerton.
"Lrine's Brace Bridge Hail."
Tales Of 7'rareHer."
Lectures on III. and Health" Alcot,.
".Uay Fower," Mrs. Stowe.
And others, for sale by
81 =. NJ. WALTON.
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Pens, Pencils tnsst-nds, Ladies' aGd s. hooi,
Travelling inkstanls, Quiis, Ssnd, : nd Bo,es,
Wafrrs-- whine, transparent md red Letter Stamps,
Iul. libir tuk. fta-res Solliug Wax,
Itdtos' Note and Ieuet Paprf, ruled md unrulod
Gilt aud PLAN fnyc luprs to mbtch-some extra;
Pen knives Water Boxes. Port F,iios, Port Monies,
Gard Cases, Cards Of all kinds, Visiting nd Game,
Wedding Catds and Cake Boxes,
Bristol iioarl-all sizos aud thicknostes,
Drawirg Papers-ffom Cap To Super Royal.
Bonnet nunrd, Straw Board Bndct's Junk Bosrd,
Giit Surfaced sud Marhird Paper.
large lot of the best ~ "a Quart Pint, inE and
School BOTTLES, Wntng book,. States Of all 81
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We have cold ve-y large quantities. Of Me- Wi"s-
low. EoCthi"s situp during zoo past sia years over
10000 BOTH The isi yeuf. Ne heiaVs il The beet
medicine in the wnfid Tor Children ething for the
cue OF Dysentefy and Diarrhea ia children, whether
~ arises fcm teeihing any other II gives
universal sat aciion--neveT head compliant tgom
any OnaGsiny it--nnyer soil medicine Lhivef-
sally successful IN relieving pain and efeetng cures
Ia al above stated Il tasen 10 sensOn relief
immediate I'd abs9fEffiy certain.
CURTIS q PENkiNS, Druggsis,
No. lac Chambers st., New York.
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tilc0ilincs.
DR.. J. H. SCnENCK'S

DR.. ]. H. SChENCKS
SEA TVEIED TONIC,
For the Cure of Dyspepsia.
Thi. remedy Ia composed n q compound ptepar.-
iion of common weed growing along the sea shore
eudis ctnain and inallible rcmed, Tor the cure OF
nyspcpsih aud tho accompanying dscase', TO witt
sOUR IND SfCK STO HHCH Loss Or Ape.
7ITE,BEaD9UHE, P8I.Nfv THE SIDE AND
BhE.9.T =, ,r1hpiI4 IONS or ihE
% an KINDS, CHfLLs shD
ff fysts G ~ 1da IN. AK ri pis
NERVOUSNESS, HE4h.NESS or THr Inns,
y8fNTLVy SPILLS md an DISEASES
PECULIAR Z FEMALES,
Nenfl, even person Is more OF less afflicted with
iy,i ersit or ~ the dseuse connected with IL,
and uis wnh Feelings OF pleasure that ir. schenck
can announce all such the d. scovcry OF the virtues
Of the Sea Weed which Il just the remedy fot then
ailments. Dyspepsia and the meny diseases arising
from Is caused g., d. fceut secretion Of the gasiic
Juices, aud weakness Of the pu~efs OF the stomach
The fec, Of the Sea Weed Tonic 10 felt soon after
tistukcr, supplies at oucc the principles OF the
deficient ausinr Juice, and the food is digoaod nhtur
ay. ~ fhct, hr funiu nea ~ resembles The nat
ufn gastric inice that chemists hnd difficulty in
disiinsus+ing chem. IL gives tone and Strengthens
the stomach, thus enabling " 30 seciete the proper
quantity nnl qualify Of gastric juice, and Dyspepsia
and Ants Discusses soon di-nnpear
III avril known dtct thnt none suffer Ike the
Dspepr, for n addition to the Dyspepsia there - Of
ton ritt~f Hetdache, Sour d Sick stomach Pain In
tho side. Paptation Of the Heart, Chiis aud fesef
Gravrl Disease Of the kidnsys, Nervous Weakness
and Ttcmos, General Debility faihtncss. Loss ct r.
petite, Bad Tasie, fevcr, sfuppages 10 Females, MI
AVID each Of them arising ON a dsordetcd state oil
tho Stomach aud here Is newly discovered FeHedy
Tor the trnins sum Of one dollar that cures all TINS
tra,a Of diseases.
Now, Dyspepc, will Won avail yourself Of this rcn
edy Tor IN ng custs pf will you still suffer on
The choice is f"f YOU 10 make. The sea Weed Tome
isa pleasant butcrs qiving poison good hppetite
and good digestion Put Up IN qunit bottles, al~a,
agrae. with the stomach and oHs bottle eenetully Ct
focts cpfe. Whenever The bowels are costise, The
tongue futred. or tho complexion sailow. n Nv Of
Sehenck's Mnndiuke ur Liver Pin. to be uscd.
boz OF these Pills accompany each houc OF The rouis
with label
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TEgI'Eg
Frepaiei and sol nv
Etr. u. GREEN. M. d.. Indinn

Al Ne Ollie and Laboratory, physician,
&c BROMFIELD STREET, BOSTON, Mass.
For sale ~ Montpelier, nv Collins & Pierce,
and by prugg't- generally. CiIcuifs with abundant
references mas te obtained Ufte agent, At tue Drs
Office, ,f srni hy msil Zee Of chasge, tosny one re-
guessing a.
Dr. GREEN continues 10 rive edvi,o by lsnot OF
otherwise, upon ga diseases, free Of charge SO
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Book Canvassers Wanted!

An unlimited number of guod Business Men
Wanted
ITO act ,pctial Cnntsing Agents In every county
IN the Dotted Ststs,, TO whom reasonable in.
dueemenis vii be offered.
Tho nigh character Sf the works, together with the
splendid and substantial hnof In which they got
up, will c1shle any Individual Of good addsp and
business tact to clear from i've dollars per dn y
During the psst five years, we have had moro than
ONE THOUSAND AGENTS 10 the Unitcd State
and Riit,h Prosiaces, ioufdf b, OF whom hsve more
than realized ihci expectations when entering the Ia
sness.
We have several valuable works now ready for a.
gents some Of which haze been several yeats 10
preparation. And rsuuoi give any IDEA 81 their
character and merit IN advertisement like this
Invite my person who wishas to entcr thn bu-ines.
win determination 10 go ahead sud make nous, TO
address Inc, and rec i've Circular giving terms,
Sc.
Particular .Hofior 10 RsoE PsSdFsrs.
Tao.e Who 10 not wish 20 he re,'iieied 10 any par
ticular ieruors iusttud 10 address u. q line I'd
receive our lis u works for puddler. which embraces
of A. =. ttihnt'. best works. insiudng b.. ne
aud popular Cottage Library.
Book -.1genis, Students, Clergyman, Colpor
Ars aud Essrtbesy Interested IN Inc circulation Of
good and popular wo,ks such hurchi the cofnmun-
~, aud pay good ptodi, cordially invited to hd-
dfo,s u, aud lssm fail pNitic lars.
l.P. CROWN h co Publishers,
3lBw' 6iCotnhil, sn.trn.
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INDIAN PANACE A!
w A r. n A NJ T 8

9to3 notifies 60 CURE PtMPLEs on the FACE.
2to3 Notifies 10 CURE the system OF BOlLS.
2to3 bOT1LES 10 CURE Worst case OF Ringworm.
2to NOTIFIES 10 CURE SALT RHEUM
ltn2 BOTTLES 10 CURE sCALY ERUPTiONS.
5tos BOTTLEs 70 CURE sCROFtLA.
6tos BOTTLES n CORR DANGEROUS sf-crn,.
4tab BOTTLES 10 CORE Old RUNNING SORES.
The fret bottle Al~ays does good and perfect core
IL tftantcd Il dif, cii4ns are followed strictly
Iiia mrdicinr hss rcvcr been excessively sdsertis-
3D. lot hos come toto general upon its intnn.
Ii. lLnr ..L La. hoe !. Illl- I.ll.lnlat
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DIR. ]. b. ANARCHISTS
GELD CATHOLtCON,
For the Relief aud Cure of sur-
feriug Females.
FEMALE
COMPLAINTS.

OF these are PRO-
LsAPSuS UTERI,
or Falling uf rho
Womb, FI.UfJR
Al aus. o. white,
q HR Nc IN
FtAM AXIOM and
I LIBERATION ur
. HE WOMbs ~.
DENTAL uFR-
MORRHAGE, OR
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

Philadsiphis.-GtLBEgT wENTZ a CO., IL n.
Third Surct.
New YORK 80. V. cLicKNER L CO., ST Barelsy
Street.
Boston --REDpiNG L co, No & State Street.
Montpelier, w. PRED. T.. SWIM.
Aud ever, respectable dfurgst throughout 'he tni-
1 N ElaLnn Il | r.n.u
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0FREAD HIS OWN WORDS

To Professor iloLLowsr,
Si,--it u notmY with 10 became notorious, nc-
Their this lc Written TOT the sake Of writing
but to Soy, that your Ointment cured of one OF
the most dreadful eUtancous diseases that fesa Is heir
to, and which considered by all Who knew me 10
bo entireiy be, ond tho reach OF medicine. FoI nire
years was afflicted with ui the most painful and
troublesome sore legs that fell to the lot man
and after irving every medicine mad ever heard Of I
resigned IN despair all hope Of being cured but
iiicnd brought souple OF large pots Of your
Ointment, which caused the my legs to heal
and entirely rcgained my health TO my agreeable
pIisa aud delight, md to the astohishment Of my
friends iSienedJ W. J. LANGLEY.
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PIice 25 cents bottie.
\, BE sure and ca for Carts & PerkiA's CsaaP
dta Pam htier. All othsfs bsafug his name are
base limitations. rice l2l2 rs aud 81 l2 cents per
bottle ucGordiuntoslxe.
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British Periodicals.
EARLY COPIES SECUREI

LEONARD SCOTT & co,
Nov Ys,t, oonuiua 10 fepuhli'h tho following Brit
ish periodicals, VIZ,
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14
miscellaneous.
SNERlFF'S SME,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LO OUISIANA.
Zenon Broussard vs. Jacques Arnaud, in his own
right, and as administrator Of the Estate of An
tome Arnaud-Dstrict Court-St. Landry.-No.
1906:
Omer tailard & ais. executors, &c. vs. Antoine Ar
maud & als.--District Court-St Landry.-Na
6086.
EDY virtue of writ of Fl. fa and writ of plurbus
- fl fa issued in the above entitled suits by the
District Court, in and for the Parish of st. Landry
and to me directed, will be exposed to public SALE
at the Court House Of this Parish, Saturday tho
9Th day of May, A. D., 1855, for cash, commence
ing at the hour of II o'clock A. NJ, and continuing
from day to day. if necessary all the right tide int
crest and demand of Jacques Armand, and Antoine
Arnaud deceased, in and to the following described
seized to satisfy said orders, to-wit:
Tract of Land, situated at the junction of Bayou
Fuselier and TGche, containing arpents front and
20 arpcnts in depth, with all the buildings and imp
rovements thereon, bounded North by Widow JAG
ques Arnaud, South by Bayou Fuseler and West by
lands of Adolphe Sicily A NegroGirl griffe color,
named Betsy, aged about 40 years - One Mulatto-
Boy lamed Valsin, aged about &c years Ono
named Francois aged about 25 years -
A Negro-Girl, named Juliette, aged So years "A
Plantation which said Jacques Arnaud purchased
from Joseph Mast situated in Prairie Gros Chevreui
St. Landry, measuring one hundred and forty-six
superficial acres, beiug lot Six of Section No. 80,
Township Seven South of Range No. Six East, and
the same property acquired by vendor of Govern
ment Of the United States, January, l849, with all
the Buildings and Improvements - Another Tract
Of Land situated in Gros Cl1eyreul, St. Landry,
nnetysix superficial acres more or less,
being Lot No. s of Section 80, in Township Seven
south Range Six East, the same property acquired
rom FRANCOIS Robin.
JB. DAVID, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, St-Landry, March Gath, 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14
FOUR sI.AV " Els,
9th sexes and different ages.

Of both sexes and different ages.
Three mares, one horse, one colt,
one work OK, farming utensils,
one lot hogs, household furniture
and many other articles too long
to enumerate.
CoNDlrIoNs - The slaves payable on
credit Of one and two years, from the day of
sale the personal property, all sums under
ten dollars payable cash and all sums over
ten dollars payable on credit Of one year,
from the day Of sale purchasers to give their
notes with good security, and the slaves TO
remain mortgaged until the full payment, Of
capital and interests, all sums not punctually
paid at maturity to bear eight per cent inter
est per annum. .s.=..
JOHN WEST, Tstor.
Opelousas, March 24th, 1855,
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14
PuaLlc SALE,

By a public Gatcti0neer, IN and for The
asa7 14 Parish gf 81. Lznd,y> 49,. -.
YEyHE public are hereby informed that
81 there will be offered for sale, at pub
lie sale, to the last and highest bidder, at the
residence Of John West, at Bayou Chicot,
in this Parish, by a duly commissioned auc-
tioncer, in and for the Parish of st. Landry,
on -gez .,s
Wednesday, 25th day Of April next,
1856, the following described property, bel,
,onging to the Estate in community between
John West and his children, and also the sep
crate Estate of Mary Bundick, deceased wife
of said John West. to-Wit
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14
Miscellaneous.
TO THE TAX PAYERS


DY virtue of the power in ME vested by Law, a
- Collector of the Parish Tax for the year 1854
of the Parish Of St. Landry, will proceed to tn,
collection of said Tax, in conformity with the Law
and will attend at the following places, on the day
below fxed between ten o'clock in the morning anG
four in the afternoon, for the purpose of receiving
the above tax from the tax payers of each Police
Jury ward, to wit:
At Gros Chevreul Sd ward, at Michel Emonet or
the lst day of March next.
At Grand Coteau 4th ward at Louis A. Patin or
the I'd day of March next.
At Washington I'd ward, at the Drug Store of S
D. Allis on the Sd day of March next.
At Mallet Woods sth ward, at the former resi-
dence Of Ulysse Gaberel on the Sth day of March
next
At Upper Plaquemine 7th ward, at Joseph E.
Daigies, dec, on the 9th day of March next.
At Plaquemine Brulee 9th ward, at Carol &
Keough on the 10th day of March next-At Queue
Tortue 9th ward, at Hypolte c. Guidry on the 18th
day of March next
At Point aux Loups 7th ward, at Alexander Dai.
gle pere, dec, on the 18th day of March next
At Faquetaike sth ward, at John II. McGee on the
14th day of March next.
AT Chataignier 9th ward, at the store of Jean
Pierre Laheur on the 18th day of March next-At
Vile Platte 9th ward, at William Reed on the 18th
At Bayou Chicot 10th ward, at the former store of
Akenhead h Patten on the l7th day of March next.
AT Bayou Beuf 9th ward, at Thomas McCrory
on the 2lst day of March next-At Mountvle 18th
ward, at Peter Collins on the 22d day of March next
At Old Grand Prairie 11th ward, at Philippe
Stages on the 23d day of March next.
AT Prairie Mamouth 18th ward, at Joseph Lam
dreneau ON the oath day of March next
At Bayou Waksha 14th ward, at my residence
on the 26th day Of March next.
At Bellevue 9th ward, at John +. Richard on the
9th day of March next.
At Coulee Croche 10th ward, at School House on
the 2sth day of March next.
1t Prairie Plaisance 18th ward, at the store Of
Napoleon Andreponts, on the 2sth day of March
next
At Bayou Rouge 18th ward, at the store Of Levi
& CO., on the 31st day of March next
AT the Atchafaaya River 18th ward at John J.
Morgan, on the I'd day of April next.
At the Mermento River 18th ward, at John
Wright on the 9th day of April next.
AT Opelousas lst ward, at the office of F. & E. n
Cuom on the 7th day of April next.
will be at Opelousas at the office of F. & E. n.
Culom on the 9th day of April next, and will be
found there every day for thirty consecutive days,
thereafter, Sundays excepted.
ELBERT CAN'T, Collector.
Opelousas, January 27th., 1855. 3@
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14
THE COURIER.
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY ss:.
JOEL II. SANDOZ g. ANDREW AEfNlER.
".+ Ope1Ouzsas s
SATURDAY, APRIL 14th., 1856.
CONDITIONS.


Subscription, for one year, payable in advance
three dollars paid at the end of the year. four dol
hrs No subscription will be received for period
less than one year. A subscriber wishing to dis.
continue, must give tten notice to that effect and
settle up all arrearages.
.Aduertising-For one square not exceeding the
space of ten lines one dollar for the first insertion,
and fifty cents for each subsequent Insertion Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly.
All acknowledgements will be inserted in frenc
and english until ordered out, until the editors
shall Judge it convenient to discontinue the publ-
sation.r
A liberal deduction made on advertisements in
serted for long period. .,-sr.
Z No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the option
of the publishers.
Noelection tickets or other Jobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them to be print
sdis responsible person.
Ten dollars nadvance will invariably be required
for the announcement of candidates for Office. so
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14
~ u.

"A LII those indebted to the succession Of
- Joseph Daigle, are informed thas the
sast instalmeut Of said succession will BE- due
on the first of April, 1856, and that. If they
wish to save eoststo como and settle the quick
est stpossible with Messrss Morrogh q Mouton,
at Washington, La, who are authorized BY
the undersigned 10 receive and give receipts.
LOUIS CHAUDET,
1sStanseatGyy E1ecsttv.
Opelousas, March 31st, 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14
NEW FALL GOODS.

FHYHE undersigned calls the attention Of
= their friends and customers to their
large assortment of Fall and Winter Goods
consisting in Staple and fancy Dry Goods,
Clothings, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
as also great variety of other Goods.
A complete assortment of Clothings, for
men and boys on hand; we fatter ourselves
of having well assorted stock, and will dis
pose of it on very reasonable terms and prices.
Call and examine before purchasing else
where.
GENIN & POIRET.
Opclousas, December I'd, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14
LIME! HlHNE!y

YVHE undersigned having bought stone
for the fabrication Of lime in Pine
Prairie, informs the public that he has now
on hand, 1000 barrels of lime, equal in quail
lty. if not superior, to the celebrated lime of
Thomastown, which he will sell cheap, and
that he will continue the trade on a large
scale. CHARLES LJJTZ1
Pine Prairie, January, 9th, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14

LII persons who have bought at the sale
IA of the property of Mrs Widow Va
lansart, are informed that the payments are
due since the 14th February last if they
wish to save costs, they will do well to come
and settle Immediately with Messrs Morrogh
4 Mouton, at Washington, La.
L. CHAUDET, Agent.
Washington, La, March 18th, 1855.