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stanzas. BY LLoYDA LINDEN.

II is not well Of thee. l gave thee more.
Than even woman's fond heart oft bestows,
4 fount Of feeling ne'er unsealed before,
Which at thy look and tone impulsiye rose.
gave thee all my hearts long, long.locked store
OF thought and tenderness o'veraowed on thee,
There are no words on which its wealth to pour,
Thou knowest love thee, false one, but, be free
Col have had sweet and pleasant dream
Oflove and hope, and happiness to be,
When evenings close and mornings rosy beam
Should find thee never far away from me.
But, as clasped the hope, it turned to air.
Ny dream is past-the sadawaking come,
And never more in fancy must share,
Thy lot, or strive to bless thy future home.
did not seek to win thee-well thou knowest
II was not who pleaded long for love,
And won to cast 1t by-be this mans boast
Would that my heart as easily could rove!
Alas loved thee fondly even now
Iseem to hear the music Of thy song,
And tears gush forth, yet-happier than thou
Better to suffer than to do the wrong.
Be happy If thou canstl The time may come
When thou wilt think regretfully of her,
Whose pride it would have been to bless thy home
With NIL the joy deep love can confer;
And thou weult murmur sadly, were she here
Had l been true to her who loved me so,
Life were less desolate." The starting tear,
The vain remorse shall then ayenge me. Go
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nRUG STORE.--'The undersigned have
~ the honor to inform the public that they have
just received ut their Drug Store Of Main and
Bellevue streets, Opeousas, fresh assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, PAINTS,
etc. which they oef for sale at the most reasonable
prices.
They have always on hand PATENT MEDICINES
of all kins and all articles appefsaining to their line
of business.
They have secured the services Of an experienced
and careful Druggist, who will attend Night and Day
on the calls Of families and Of the profession.
P. LEONCE HEBRARD h co. +
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RUNAWAYS, ETC.

GE0 REWARD.-RAN AWAY from. the
RcO subscriber, in Bossicr Parish, about the
18th Of June last, a slave named ISAAC. He is q
bright mulatto, about % years of age, about feet
10 inches high, has scar one eye, and passed
himself off in Alexandria (where he was arrested in
August last) as white man. @4
The above reward will be paid on his being COM
mitted to any Jail so that can get him again.
D. MALONE, Minden p. o., Bossier Par, La
GO0 REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from
MAO the stage stand at Madame Estillettes, In
Bellevue, about the 10th of August, o dark bay
HORSE, with bob tail, about years old, for which
the above reward will be paid If returned to James
johnson, stage driver at Madame Estilletts, or to
this office. j. B. PRICE, Mail Contractor.
GTRAY MULE.-Taken Up, by the under
~ signed, at Coulee Croche, an American Mule
hay, aged about years, of ordinary height. Said
Mule had been about the neighborhood for two Or
three months There is white spot on the neck
forming nearly the letter H. The. proprietor will
please come forward prove property pay charges,
and take his Mule away. ANDRE MECHE.
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CTTUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
In teaching desires situation as English teacher In
school family, either In city or country. SAtisfac
tory testimonials produced. For particulars address
Editors OF the Patriot. at - fSft4 isffiS3i
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HAUTION-Lotte1y Frauds. Office Of the
~ Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Baltimore,
Nd, June 90, ls55.-The Commissioner of the Mary
land State Lotteries has deemed it his duty to caution
the public against the numerous swindlers who cir
culale, by mail and otherwise, fraudulent lottery
Schemes and pretend to be agents for the sale Of
tickets in lotteries which are wholly fictitious.
The only legal lotteries in Maryland are those
drawn daily under the superintendence of the Com
missioner elected by the people of the state, under
the new Constitution, to examine and approve the
schemes and attend to the drawings.
All the tickets in these lotteries and all certificates
of packages Of tickets, have the autographed sigma
ture r. x BRENAN general agent for the contractor,
Office of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Balti
merd, Md. All others are fraudulent. ia "a
Any information on the subject of lotteries, the
manner in which they are drawn etc.. will be cheer
fully given by addressing ~
F. \. Brennan, Baltimore, Maryland.
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DIEUX-2O,0OO 8 feet pieux at IS so per
i hundred and $4,000 shingles at IS so per thou
sand, for sale by J. 3. CLARK Co..
Piaquemine BEulee.
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NOTICE.-All non-residents who own land
~ on the Atchafalaya River, lying in the Parish
of St. Landry, from the Parish line down the River
to the mouth Of Bayou Petite Prairie, are hereby
tilted to cut out road on the front of their land
twenty-five feet wide, the stumps to be cut sufficient
ly low to offer no impeachment to wagons, carriages,
ETC.; all brush, underground, logs, etc., to be re-
moved; to fill up all holes, and to make levee one
foot higher than the highest high-water mark on
their entire front on said ryer aso to levee and fill
up all bayous and low places that the above men.
toned road may cross to the general level Of your
top for passway for carriages, wagons, etc.-the
whole to he completed and finished according to law
on or by the 18th day Of December next, 1855.
F. HATHORN,
W. II. NELSON,
Road and Leyee Inspectors, lA and I'd distu.
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NHAS. N. EALER & GO. have now on
~ hand an assortment of Fine WATCHES, JEW.
ELRY, etc., of various descriptions, which they offer
at reduced prices for cash. .All kinds OF work in
their line will be executed in the best manner Mr..
Ealer will continue to devote his personal attention
to the Watch department in which he hopes to give
perfect satisfaction to his numerous friends and pa
irons Corner Of Main and Landry Streets Opelousas
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PLATE offers his services
H. as Dentist to the public Of st. Landry All his
works in plugging and inserting Artificial Teeth are
warranted. and performed by the latest and most up
proved process. '.,'t
Office, at the ate residence Of Miss Marguerite
Chreten, in Opelousas.
pS- Dr. Pilatc will 60 wherever he may be pro.
fcss0naly called but patients will find great ad
vantage III calling themselves at his ofico.
Opelousas, May s, 1856. 4rtllt7ae 0eh \
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TT s. TRIWEEKLY NAIL STAGE
VI FROM OPELOUSAS 10 ST. MARTINS.
WILLIE, THROUGH IN DAY LIGHT.-This, line,
recently established will leave Opeousas for St. Mar
navigation on the Courtableau,) Arnaudville and
Breaux's Bridge, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at o'clock A. NJ, arriving same day at s
o'clock p M. Leaves st. Martinsville every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at 6 o'clock A. NJ, arriving
at Opelousas at O'Clock P. NJ.
The undersigned Contractor, has incurred heavy
expenses in procuring the finest horses, comfortable
Stages and careful obliging driUers, and trusts to
patronage. s. @. MCPHERSON.
Opelousas, Dec. |, 1855.
rOP PARTN ERSHIP,, = The undersigned,
~ having formed copartnership for the purpose
Of transacting general mercantile business respect
fully solicit share Of the public patronage.
Is B. r. BUTLER,
-.-.il ...'7 .cl. LANDRY HOLLIER.
Moundville, Dec. l. 1855.
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COOPERAGE.-T The undersigned has on
~ hand at all times supply Of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALF BARRELS for
Moasses Of the best workmanship, which he offers at
the customary prices. He will also receive and exc
cute orders for any description Of work in his line.
supply Of HOGSHEAD SLAVES and NINE-FOOT
PlCKETS for sale low for cash. March 10.
WILLIAM 8. READ, Washington.
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EOR SALE.-The undersigned will sell
~ his Mulatto Boy named GEORGE, aged so
years. He is q asfirst-Tate brick maker and brick
layer we'll an excellent cook and body servant.
For terms, apply at this Office or to i.ls3f
n. I. :. ,s.5 i,s Z. JONATHAN HARRIS.
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED LANDS
AT PRIVATE SALE.--The undersigned odsrs
at private sale, on reasonable and accommodating
terms, the following described Tracts Of Land |:
l. 67e acres lying east Of the Bayou Bout, and II
miles Of the junction Of Baynps B@uf and
Crocodile, adjoining lands of Dr.. L. Webb
and Moore & Prescott
Z. .8S6 ACRES on the west hank Of Bayou Bout, I'd.
Il joining lands Of Mr.. Littell above and G. T..
Swayze below. si5 VA s5lssl (
5. lao acres on the west bank Of Bayou Wake.
1. .zl3 acres ON the east bank Of same bounded on
the east by the plantation Of the undersigned.
.72l acres bounded the west by the plantation
Of the undersigned, ON the south by g. r.
King, ON the east by "A. Wartelle, and on the
north by lands Of B. R. CAN'T and others.
6. 400 acres on the Elm Bayou, near lands Of Mr..
Foreman. ts III
The new State road, As surveyed and partly com.
pleted through the center Of the lands on and
east Of the Wake, which are not surpassed by any
lands in the Parish for fertility of soil and timber
having been selected especially by the proprietor,
after rst seeing all the uncuttivted lands Of the
Parish. ~ i.
Apply to Jonathan Harris, Opelousas, 7. 9. Ander-
son, Washington or the undersigned at his residence
on Dry Bayou. JAMES MORGAN.
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d COLLINS, ..5..
IL MOUNDVILLE,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public that
he has returned from the city with full assortment
of Fancy, Domestic and Staple
DRY GOODS
Of the newest styles and patterns great variety of
Plantation Goods, Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Lin
seys, etc. ETC., general stock Of Plantation Medi
cnes of the best quality; aso large stock Of Gro
ceries, Coffee, Flour, Bacon, Salt, Brandy, Wine,
Whisky, etc. etc. IIs N-
P. G. is agent for Jacobs Cordial. .a.e. ,l...,.
P. Collins will make cash advances on Cotton, su-
gar and Molasses consigned to MILLER b FORESTER,
NeWOrleans. 'i.IE4t l't 81
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II ADIES' SHOE STORE -.--. I'M
IL Mrs. A. MILLSPAUGH, Washington, La,
has now on hand large assortment of Ladies' and
Children's Shoes, consisting Of Caters Buskins,
Tics Slippers, white, kid and satin Boots, Slippers
etc An assortment Of Ladies' Corsets, Toilet Slip
pers, Perf,mery, Toilet articles, Hyde h Goodrich's
Needless Guitar md Piano Strings Music, etc. w
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4 uel. :. u uuI
Boarders who have fire in their rooms will farniahs
their ovn fuel and lights 81 81 A
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OCEAN SPRINGS FExA.s SCHOOLS
" This institution is undar the management and
control Of Tstees elected by the people and Il nov
II sassessS " osTaton e. the shopatsags Place i9
school. ThHvarious branches of an English school
are taught here tuition is low, and boarding cheAp
in the neighborhood. Miss Whitwell comes 70 VI
well recommended % ripe scholar and an excellent
teacher, every way worthy Of our patronage and
support. Parents send on your children, aud supr
port this school while you have good one.
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TO. o. F.-PRAIR1E LODGE No. 81 meets nt
L. Washington every Saturday night at O'Clock.
7. G. Anderson, n G; John s. Haw,, V G; N. kenisI
son, Secretary; James Moore, Treasurer; A. Mills
paugh p s. The Order respectfully invited to attend.
~ N. ROGERS, Collector Of Accounts,
Ne etc., respectfully offers his services to the pub.
be promptly attended to. March "a. ~ 81
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MARK HOLLIER, Painter and Glazicr,
1xl offers his services to the public All work in
his line az well as Paper Hanging rubbing cleaning
and revarnishing oed furniture, etc., will he prompt
ly attended to, and at reasonable prices. Residence
in Qnelousns. e2.A M.Nll l.l ~. ~. i' sl.- ]
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up ~ the stage stand at Madame Esil- ~
letteis, il bellevue, about the 10th Of Au-
eust. n. dark bay HORSE. with a bob tail, XE III
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II i'll 1IApIEs, a,s II pREssEa q GOODS, AZ

IoNNETs, TRIM eso q every variety and
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IT OUIS WAITER, Cabinet Maker, has al
IL ways on hand large assortment OF Armoirs,
Safes, Wash-stands, etc etc., which he will sell at
NewOrleans prices for cash. 'fi@f;i
Apply ut Patin's Hotel, Opelousas.
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VALERY ROY, Collector Of Accounts,
respectfully offers his services as snch,to the
public. Orders left at Ney b Estorge's will be
PROMPTLY attended to. -.. n
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TTLYSSE GABEREL, Public Auctioneer
~ and Collector for the Parish Of St. Landry. or
fics In Opeloinsas. March 10.
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nR. r. BURR, Surgeon Dentist, having
~ had twenty-five years experience in his profes.
son offers his services to the public generally. He
residence near town. and will occasionally be found
ut the Arden House, in Washington. Orders through
the Postofiice will be attended to. March II.
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JOSEPH D. RICHARD, Notary Public
= IN and for the Parish Of 81. Landry. ONCE at
Grand Cotean. Nay 10. Sl!H19 p
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,0NEZTNE "A. GUIDRY, Notary Public
" ID and for the Parish Of st. Landry. ONCE In
Opelousas. April I. +
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NHEODOSE 8. ROBIN, Justice Of Tie
- Peace In and for the Parish Of 81. Landry. Of
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i3lrERMs AxD ooxDlrloxs.

{ tftttji TERMG AND CON
Tho Acsdemical year commences on the last Moo
day 1, n October, and continues fo5ty.ioSr weeks.
out special arrangements to the contrary, and pay
ment is required quarterly In advance.
All directions with regard to pupils must be given
to the Principal by the parents or guardians person
ally, or by sealed communications. 7Ssis
Boarders are required to furnish their own hedaud
bedding, and to have all their articles Of clothing
plainly Marked .5...,s = NJ
The hours Of attendance for day scholars arc ffom
eight in the morning to 1--WE In the evening
Tuition for the year Of forty-four weeks, first
three courses, one or all .....,......4 $50 %
Same, together with Classical course 60 0p
49, EXTRA CHANGES,
Spanish and German languages, each. ,.... 16 %
.a, Mas,mng ~ 00
Boarders who have fire In their rooms will fnrniah
their own fuel and lights. 81 ,s}sss ~.
Rev. THOS. RAND, A. NJ, Principal.
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nR. W. G. BRIDGES has resumed The
~ practice Of Dentistry. Onace n Patini Hotel,
OpelOusas, F{
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DR. DAVID L. TODD, Gate Of the Charity
IL Hospital,) Washington, La, offers his profess
sonal services to the citizens Of Washington and the
surrounding country. 's.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

THEODOSE s. ROBIN, Notary Public
= In and fUt the Pazish Il st. Landry. Otacs q
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4 LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Public Auc
"A tioneer in and for the Parish OF st. Landry.
Orders left at the office Of T. 8. Robin will receiv
prompt attention. gfGses f
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WIN. II. sPEN GER, Attorney and Coun.
w selor at Law, by diligence and fidelity In the
discharge Of his profession hopes to merit and receive
patronage . Office in Opelousas. %
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THEODOSE 8. ROBIN, Attorney at Law,
y will punctually attend to all business entrusted
to his care in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Judicial
Districts. Office at Opelousas Il
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g D. ALLIS, Public Auctioneer for the
Os Parish u St. Landry. ONCE at his store In
Washington. r e
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American Female College

Attention il called to the ad 'tsement
of the American Fema'e College, which we
this dey insert in our columns. The In=u.
tuition is situated in tn beau ifu village of
Glendale, few miles fro n Cincinnati on
the Cincinnati g. Dayton Railroad
For beauty Of scenery and refinement of
soci ty we suppose Glenla cam It be su r.
passed, as 10 alton for a Female College.
Being on the Railroad where seven daily
trains pass, it is certainly accessible. T e
course Of study is thorough as appears from
the FIRST annual catalogue now on our table.
The faculty is numerous and BILE; Madame
Rive, who received her musical education
under Garice of Paris, the distinguish ed
teacher of Jenny Lind, ia at the head of the
Music Academy, aud is herself very distin-
guished. We commend the Institution t.
the patronage of such as wish to give their
daughters thorough education.
The Rev. Johl Covert, President Of this
ms tuition, was in our city few days ago
He and his Institution are we / known to
DIR. Cole, TEACHER of this city, who assures
us we may most heartily recommend the n
The Institute is supplied with the very bes
teachers in each department. We are sure
parents who trust their, children at this Col.
lege, may be well satisfied that they will
not only receive thorough instruction, bu
they will be we'll taken re off physically
and M ntally.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
The Fall Trade.

Our merchants are now preparing for a
heavy fall trade. Heavy stocks of Dry
Goods are already arriving, and in short
time our Jobbing houses will be crowded with
probably the largest and best stocks of dry
goods, boots and shoes, groceries, hardware
&c, ever opened in Evansville to the inspec-
ton of country merchants. We see no rea-
son why the fall business of Evansville this
year may not present an increase over that of
any previous season. Last fall there was
general feeling Of discouragement. Business Of
nearly all kinds was Frustrated, money scarce,
and with such prospects for the future that
men who had money and credit were afraid
to use them. But this year everything is
entirely different The crops in every part
of the country have been bounteous, and
they will soon be shipped, or turned into pork,
lard, beef, flour. &C., when money affairs will
assume different aspect. The farmer thus
encouraged, the country merchant knows he
will have to prepare for large increase of
business. He must buy more largely than
ever before. He feels encouraged, and the
future before him is very different future
from that which stalked gaunt and haggard
before him last summer.
We therefore expect large fall trade this
season. Country merchants will find in
our stores large stocks of everything they
may need in the way of dry goods, groceries,
&C., and prices that will offer every encour-
ragement for liberal purchases. We trust
those living in this region will call and ex-
anime for themselves. The nearer home
they can buy at equal prices, the better for
themselves.
For the benefit of some country merchants
who are considering the subject OF going tc
st. Louis to buy groceries, we wish to state
one fact. A merchant of Vincennes few
weeks ago made a visit to st. Louis. He
went through the grocery market there, ant
fully examined their stocks and prices. Re
turning home, he declared to US that he coul,
buy groceries of all kinds actually cheaper
by far in Evansville than at st. Louis. AM
this is the fact.
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Supposed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We learn that Newburg has been in an
excited state the last day or two on account
of a supposed murder. A citizen Of New burg
named VIM. Hargrave, brother.in-Iaw of Mr..
Chris. Graham, has for some time been keep
ing liquor boat at the head of Island No. 8
in sight of Newburg. He has not been seen
since Monday. That night there was a muss
on his boat, and he was knocked down. The
day after his hat was found on the Indiana
shore bloody. Search has been made for him
or his body, but to yesterday morning nothing
had been discovered. Two men named Jack
Hooker and Elisha Reed have been arrested
on suspicion of his murder. III.
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most beautiful country. A Railroad how
ever is nearly completed, and thus this
charming place will be within six hours easy
ride of either Philadelphia or New York, and
undoubtedly an extensively patronized re-
ort in summer season, taking its place
along with the Schooly White Mountains
There is now but one Hotel here-"The
Kittatimy House," able to accommodate
from ninety to hundred people and is ONE
times filled to its utmost capacity Another
house is spoken of as likely to be bu 1t next
, summer.
see it noticed in some of the public
prints that there has been falling off in at
tendance upon summer resorts, some account
for this on the score of late seasons, and
mild weather, and general heallhfulness-
but am led to impute it greatly to the fact,
that the charges at many of our good hotels
are SO enormous that many persons feel as
if they could not and would not stand it.
What is wanted greatly, is good substantial
boarding houses, where charges are moder-
ate and unnecessary extravaganza avoided.
But am surprised to find myself at tn e
end of my sheet-so will stop, and, as l
shallremain here at least week longer,
may drop you few lines more from this
part of the kingdom-simply saying that it's
claims as a resort are found in su perb scene
ry, pure bracing air, little hills and great
mountains, and consequently great chances
for climbing, fishing, bathing, sailing, hunt
ing &C., &C., most of which are now enjoy
ed BY, as ever, your humble servant,