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,,,l;.a Dls7a,es sg E eGgar; nana,. No. 1865.
Estate OF FRANCOIS Donate, decd.
wDIGOBERT LEMELLE, of the Parish
10 of St. Landry. Administrator Of the
estate of Francois Donate, deceased. late Of
4 he Parish Of st. Landry, having fled final
Tableau of distribution Of said Estate. accom-
panied by petition. praying that the same
NAV be homologated And whereas the
prayer of said petition has been granted by
an order of Court dated 1st Of August, 1856
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all To-
terested, to make opposition, ifapy they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof, Why
said Tableau should not be homologated, and
the Administrator be discharged Of all farther
liabilities, and his bond cancelled.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, August I'd, 1856.
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&tate of LotatStaega.
DISTRICT COURT, M 7sso.
PARISH OF Sr. LANDRY,
Estate df Maftiii Donate, 1. IN. &.

GBa@k4 Va @HAhM SUaA@sV3 81 1As' wv
Al UGUsTE DONATO, I. IN. c., Of the
"a. Parish Of St. Landry. Testamentary
Executor of the Estate Of Martin Donate, I.
M. o., deseased, late ofthe Parish Of St: Lam
dry, having fled Final Tableaa Of Distri-
button of said Estate, accompanied BY .
petition praying that the same may be hom.
t5logased - And whereas the prayer Of said
petition has been granted by IN order OF
Court, datsd July 22d, 1885.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given to
all interested, 10 make opposition. If any they
have, within thirty days from the date hereof.
why said Tsblsaa should not be honolog.aed,
and the Administrator be discharged Of all
| further liabilities, and bis bond cancelled.
LIS. LASTRAPES. Cterk.
Opelousas, July 26th, 1855. ..
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Miscellaneous

THgaR has long existed public demand for an
effective purRative pill which could be relied on ~
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand and an s1teI. ten
whas success it accompanies the purpose designed
Il 10 easy to make physical piH but noS easy TO
make the best OF all pile - one which should have
none Of the objections, but all the advantages Of
every other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit 70
the public decision. II han been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgative
medicine 10 acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This Il not. Many OF them produce 90 much
Rripng pain and seyulsion in the SYSTEM es to more
than counteTbalance the good to be derived nom
thenN. These pills produce no irritation or pain,
unless it arise from previously existing o6ssTucs
zion or deranRement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use IN any
quantity; but it ID better that any medicine should
he taker, iudiciousy. Minute directions for theiI
use in the several diseases to which they are ap-
plicable are given On the bog: Among the com.
plants which have been speedily cured BY them, We
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
Of Janndice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss OF Ap-
petite Listlessness, Isritabty, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Lons for in truth, all these are but the con-
sequence Of diseased action in the liver AZ an
apsE;ens they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
tiveness, Piles, Collie, Dysentery, HumoFs, SSLosuia
and ScuTvy, Colds with soreness OF the body Ulcers
and mpurity Of the blood, Irregularities; IN short,
any and every case where purgatiye il required.
They have also produced some singularly sue
eesafni cures in Rheumatism, Gout, DEopsy, Gravel,
Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart Pains IN the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring Of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change OF seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe.
tte and vigoF: They purify the blood, and, BY then
vate the strength of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but un-
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
as every purgatve medicine reduces the strength,
when taken TO excess. The thousand cases in which
sphysie is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason Of every
body and it is confidently believed this pill viii
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the public viii no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need Of
cstharsic medicine. Beng sugar-yrapped, they are
pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable no
harm can arise from their use In any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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JaaGicisal Notices. &c.
RDaSGPaCt Court.
Parrish Of st. Landry.
Clarissa Smith,
vs.. NV' 1885,
Cbar|as G. Miller.
Charles G. Miller,

Charles G. Miller.
TN this case, by reason Of the law and evi-
! dence being in favor Of the Plaintiff. it
is therefore ordered, adjudged and deoreed
that she have Judgment Of separation OF pro-
perty from the Defendant. that the comnu'
nifty of acquits and gains existing between T.n
them be dissolved, and that Plaintiff have
Judgment against Defendant for the sum OF
eight hundred and ten dollars, with a mort
sage on the property of Defendant. for the
sum Of FIVE hundred and sixty dollars, dating
rom the first January 1s4e, and for the sum
Of two hundred and 6fty dollars from date
hereof.
Done, read and signed in open Court, at
Opelousas, this 26th June, 1856.
LUCIUS j. DUPRE, Judge
18th judicial District.
A true copy,
Opelousas, July Goth, 1856.
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new GOODS /! NEV GOODS ]!

lit ShsUSSs'eS - Kaufman.
wUST received, new and complete stock
e. of Spring and Summer Goods, of the
latest and most fashionable style.
Our stock of Ladies' & Gentlemen's Goods
will be found very large and desirable, COM
prising every variety Of
Jaconats, Organdies, Printed, plaid and solid co
lour Bareges. French and Irish Damask Table
Clothes and Napkins, Shifting Linen of all quaIi-
ties Sheetng and Pillow Case Linen, Null and
Swiss Musslines. Plain, Stamped and Embroidered
HandkeFchiefs, Plain and Fancy Ribbons, English,
French and German Hosiery of every style and
qualities.
Also an extensive stock of Gentlemen Ready
Made ClothingS. comprising:
The latest style of Frock and Dress Coats; Office
and Business Coats Fancy Linen and Cotton
Pants, Shirts and Under Garments of ell
descriptions; Hats, Boots and Shoes
Also large assortment of Youths
and Boys Cothings; Hard.
ware, Saddlery, Per-
fumery, &C.. &c.
ALI ofwhich have been carefully and skilfully
selected and will be sold on most reasonable terms.
Our friends and the public respectfully invited
10 give US cali and examine for themselves.
10 Cash Gdra7sces 0n Sugar, Cotton
and Molasses consigned to J. B. BetLOcq
8- Co., Neao-Orleans.
Opelousss, April 26th, 1856.
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Miscellaneous.
AtGakapas College.

10y an act of the Legislature Of louisa
I'd ma, approved February 9th, 1855,
this College was incorporated and the Faculty en-
powered to grant Diplomas and confer Literary
TERMS:
Tuition and Boarding, per session of e,so m
ten months and half,
Washing, bed and bedding per session, 90 90
Mending linen, lat parents' oPtion 90
Drawing. 30 90
Music, IS 90
Spanish. Is 90
months and halt, y"
In case of sickness, physicians fees, medicines.
&c., are paid by the parents. Books and writing
materials are supplied by the parents. The ses.
sion lasts for len months and half the vacation
commencing on the 18th Of September, and closing
the last of October
yM charges must be paid IN adrance, boarders
must pay in aivance quarterly, day scholars month
~. No exception to this rule will be made.
A. RENOUDET, Presidens
St. Martinsviile 10th February, ls56.-lY
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AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
JUsr PuBLIsaED, GRATis, THE 2oTH THOUSAND
nyaGnw A FEW WORDS ON THE RA
AskS TI0NAL TREATMENT, wiihoH'
b Medicine, ofSpermatorrhta or Loca
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Ner-
vcus Debility, lmpotency, and Impediments to
Marriage generally, by B. DE LANEY, NJ. D..
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints originating in the inprudence and sol.
itnde of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT
MEprcuNE, is in this small tract, clearly demons.
trated and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment, as adopted by the Aathor, fully ezplai.
ned, by means ofwhich every one 10 enabled to
cure HIMsELr perfectly and at the least possible
cost, thereby avoiding ell the advertised nostrums
Of the day. <z~ta.5 T.s a.szeE eea,a ,azsE
Sent to sny address, gratis and post free in sea-
led envelope, by renting tpost paidl tive posta-
&c stamps to De- B. DE LANEY, II. Lispe enard
Street, New York City. march 8. is56.-6m.
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Beaver Greek Springs.

HyHE undersigned has the honor to inform
her friends and the public, that she is
the manager Of that establishment and that she will
be prepared 10 accommodate visitors at these
springs on the FIRST Of June rext. They are distant
from Opelousas about 80 miles, from. Bayou Dar-
bone 10 miles and from Bayou Chicots 8 miles.
Coaches can always be procured at Opelousas and
Washington to transport any number Of passengers
to the springs
The situation lie one of the healhiest in the State
and tle waters possess Eve different medical quai.
ties, game and fish are abundant and can easily be
procured d-Gsntemen fond Of hunting should bring
their guns Fishing tackle may be purchased at
the springs The undersigned has made arrange
ments to have excellent music during the season,
and will use every exertion to satisfy.
The new road by the mill and the new bridges
along the route are in perfect order.
= Terms OF BoARD.
Per month, 80 90
Per day, E %
Children and servants half price,
Horses, per meal, 70
g For families liberal deduction will be
-. RACHEL GRADENIGO. Manager.
.6AneIo,ssaa Nav 10th. 1855. e#
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state of 1ouISidMa.

state OF A0aas3EIyt6s
Parish Of ys St. Landry. No. 1852
Estate of Orsamus Harman, decd.
WOSEPH HARMAN, of the Parish Of
e. St. Landry. Administrator of the Es-
tate of the late Orsamus Harman, deceased.
late Of the Parish of St. Landry, having fled
Final Tableau of Distribution of said Es-
tate, accompanied by petition, praying that
the same may be homologated And where
as the prayer of said petition has been gran
ted by an order of Court, dated July 9th,
1856.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all interested, to make opposition, if any they
have, within thirty days, from the date hereof,
why said Tableau should not be homologated,
aud that the Administrator be discharged Of
all further liabilities, as such, and his bond
cancelled.
Is. LAsTRAPES, Clerk
Opelousas, July 18th, 1856.
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State &C nose(Stasls.


ps1;.n Ds;r.,ss " S. c1sss, Ts,.s,y. No. 1858.
Estate Of William WikoG, deceased.
WMELIA D. WEBB. of the Parish ofst.
Landry. Administrative of the Estate
Of William Wikoff, deceased, late OF the Ps.
rish Of st. Landry having fled Tableal Of
final settlement and Distribution OF said rs
tate, accompanied by > petition. praying that
the same may be homolog ogated = And Whers-
as the prayer of said petition has been gran
ted by an order Of Court. dated July Sd. 1856.
Therefore, notice is hereby given TO all
interested. 10 make opposition. if any they
have, within thirty days, from che date hereof.
why said Tableau should not be hoanoIogated,
and the Administrators DO discharged Of sll
further liabilities, and her bond cancelled.
.ss5 Ls. LAsTRAPES. CLERK.
Opelousas July 18th. 1856. =ss s.55# :
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pTNFHE undersianed having been appointed
: ssasnt of NSf. and MIRA Esanislas Fre-
,4,sTsns hereby saEorsns all those who may be
;ndehead to saia Frsnont. to come. forward
riehosae delay. saa sestie with shs undersi-
g,esd. 81 his oasce IN Opelousas, otherWiss
go 5ssll n inst;guEsd againsk them.
s. - I - IEa HI. GARLAND.
Opelonsas, Jaly Isth, 1855 22-5s.
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state of LosaasEaIaa, /

D1sTRIcT CouRT, NJ rseos.e4
Parish ef s.. Landry. -" A
Estate Of Madeleine Sicily, deed.
- OsEPH sAVOIE. of the Parish Of
q 81. Landry, Administrato9 ofthe Estate
81 The late Maaeleine Sicily, deceased. late
of the Parish of &c. Landry, having Gled .
fnal Tableaa Of said Estate, accompanied by
: petition, praying that the same may be
hosnoloeated end whereas the prsyer Of
aid position has been granted By an order Of
Court, dated July 17th 1856. slts'sak g
Now, therefore, notice i hereby given 20
allinserested, 70 make opposition, ifany they
have. within thirty days. From the date here
Of, why said Tabieau should not be houaolo,
oakea. and the Admistrator discharged Of all
nrther liabilities, and his bond cancelled.
4. -4s. La. sLASTRAPES, Ger.
0nelousas. July 18th, 1855.
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{ o Sale, hy Eentenes q Lyons.

ii FINE ass of posts for fenees. OF che
-hssk qualssty, also, . quantity OF the
fnest s feet piilsaksss III market, which may be
vaafa n sasIaea pf 6 feea boaFas fur eeveEing out
hnr.asa. the shsgs may be had cheap for cash.
Washinghou. July 1ath. 1856.
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81 5. District Court.
Parish Of St.-Landry.
Eugenis Vidrine. wife. &c. -
U.s. Z G0.. 4914s


Sebascien Fontenot.
TN this case, by reason Of the Law and ey-
idenee. it is ordered. adjudged and de-
creed that the plaintiff be separated in pro-
perty from her husband, that she have jndg-
mens aud DO recover against him. the sum
Of twenty -six hundred and twenty -hys dol
lara, with privilege and mOrtsage. TO secure
Eve hundred and twenty-five dollars thereof,
from the 18th Of February 1s4g. and to -
care eight hundred dollars thereof rom the
frst ID January 1854. sllas the slasss Fanny
and her shildFeb; 10 vii: EvaEists end Devi:
se are declared her paraphernal property and
that she hass the .adiiinistfatiOn taerso1.
Done. read and signed iD open Coiart n
OpsIo,isas. ahis 2Gth of june, 1856.
- bUCiUS !. DUPRR Judge
I5sh, judicial District
4 true copy.
Aua. DEiEAa, Deps'y Clerk,
Opelousas, july 5sh, 1856:
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opBtDUSAS LlfBlAgf iNSYlFUFIbH.
St, To9sSZrsy, {Ln.l

v
WTNDER the direction and propfietotship
IS OF Messrs. A. DE Sr. CYa b 'ARrIi6H
and JcHN GATEEY, this Institution wifi Be Up@be6
on Monday nsxt, Yth day ofJuiy, Eor the reception
fhe course of education comprises the English,
French and Spanish languages Cfsssies, p1athe-
natcs, Arithmetic, Writing, Defamation, History,
Chronology, Philosophy, Geography ard ulDbes.
The English and French languages, regarded
now days, in highest esteem; because of the OK"
trasrdinasy extent Of tefsitUfy, as well - globe
enciFclng cor1tasrce bf the three nations, elaim-
ing them as their vefnscular tongues will be taught
at this Institution, in such pure style of their ma
tive propfisti6s DO regards synph0ng and correct
ness Of grammatical construction sloqnenee eide
ton; shd euphonious elegaEee 6f reading and del-
vety as canhot fa III seeufing stcees8fui patron
age. The stficteat vigilance win bb exercised oyer
tie 5fthogTaphichl afd okthnpie1l departments oG
all languages taught.
CosDIrIoas
instruction q B6afd per year, .s,,.... q i4d 10
Day scholars per annun, ofio H'sas' % 90
Day sehslars lper month";, 90
| Latin, AdditionSiIy, 90
| Spanish, 90
Ds;atsing Is Ipsr yssrl, q o
RzvznEseEs.=i4rsss Il Lgsrsss:
] Robert Taylor, Emile Mouton,
/ Revlllcn, Eraste Mouhoa,
| OsELoUsAs:
Or. De La Ruelle, G. AyriviA
Andre MeynisY, joel II. sanscp
Orelousas, July 5th, 1883,
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PARISH OF SAINT-LANDR y.
Nanetto Guillory.
vs.. : No. I4b5.
Louis Vidriue.

WN this case, by reason of the law and evi.
dence, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the Plaintiff be separated in property
from the Defendant, that she have Judgment
against him in the sum of five hundred and
ninety dollars and forty -one cents, with priv
ilege and mortgage upon such property as may
have been owned by the Defendant since the
22d of May, l845. to secure payment Of four
hundred and sixty-6ve dollars and forty -one
cents, and privilege and mortgage for the
balance from the date hereof.
Done, read and signed in open Court at
Opelousas this 26th day of June 1856.
LUCIUS j. DUPRE, Judge
18th Judicial District.
A true copy,
AUG. DEJEAN, Dept'y Clerk.
Opelousas, July 9th, 1856. d..
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B00Kg. POgT.oFFICE. STATIONARY

p" I&GaIsAIA IA G9s9
Bo0Kg. P0gT.oFRICE. STATIONARY.
4.aassz s5%A WAsIiINGToN, La.
60 ~A Has now on hand and ia cons
saatly receiving additions to hs
So - Stock Of Booksand Stationary,
which he offers ut Ncw-0rleans prices-consistng Of
fall and bah Bound BANKS, Books Of every descEip
tons, and every article usually found in Stationary
store The subscribe is prepared tof orders at the
horteet otee for hooks Of Standard Literature, ele
9ansly bound and Illustrated Works, cheap Publca-
Sous, Magazines Newspapers, School Books. (both
french and engishl ~s Ell
@ School Statoasry. &C., &C., &C., just received
--Engiisk Woman in Prussia, Bancrafts Miscalla.
neous Esaays Hstpes Story Books, The Watchman,
Fudge Ddings, Constance Herbert, Country Neigh
borhood, Confessions Of Pretty Woman. The Jeal-
ous Vie, Arthuss Series of Tales, Fanny Ferns
Works, Eerwins Letters to Bishop Hughes, Dodd
Lectures on Electrical Psychology, Memoirs of
Countess Bennington henoirs Of Sydney Smith,
Benton SO years il u. 3. Senate, vol I 0fuk Cot
ton and Sugar Plantation Register, &C., &C., &c.
.aas Washington, La, October 18th, 1855.
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AUG. DEJEAN, Dept'y Clerk.
Opelousas, July 9th, 1855.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06

TrBRrBLE JoKE.-.-The Montpelier
w.t. Freenan says thata social gath
ering in that vicinity, recently, q
young gentleman had the task Of "get-
ting wife" imposed upon him during
the evenings amusement, and with a
young lady went through mock GER
emony. as they supposed. of being
murried; but after the motions had
been gone through with. il was dis
covered that the person who married
them was real justice. and the mat
rimonial knot could not be untiedl---
The parties are satisfied with their
bargain, but are considerably nettled
at the manner in which they were
launched upon the sea OF masiimony.
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LOWERING oSB's DroNITY.-"Ah,"
said mischievous wag 10 a lady ac-
quaiutance Of the proud Goldfish aris-
locratic caste, IL perceive, madam.
that you have been learning trade"
me learning trade" repeated
the hauty dame. looking daggers at
him. mo, in.teed--you are very much
mithtaken 70
"0h." said the wicked wag. 81
thought by the looks Of your cheeks,
that you had turned painter! I"
The lady looked about for COW.
hide. poker. broom-stiek--anything,
which the wag perceiving. thought he
bad arrived at the sliding point. and
vamosed in hurry.
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es we're unusually warm and def
ant, eliciting in their most prom
inent parts the most tumultuous
responses.
The following are the resolu-
tons:
Resolved, That we have heard
with grief and indignation Of the
brutal assault committed upon
our esteemed Senator, Charles
Sumner. for words spoken in de-
bate, aad tho insult offered, in
his person to our commonwealth.
Resolved, That in this outrage
we see new Entertainments upon
freedom new violations Of State
rights, and a strong disregard Of
chivalrous principles; while in the
conduct Of such men MS Senator
Crittenden We gladly recognize
proofs Of the fact that in all Sec
tons Of the country there are
men Of high homer of pure prin-
ciples, and of true patriotism.
Resolved, That this attack is
to be rebukcd, not only as a cow
ardIy assault upon a delenceless
man, but as a crime against the
right OF free speech, and the Dig
nifty of a free State.
Resolved, That as American
citizens, we deeply lament the
odium which such acts cast upon
our country, and upon the cause
Of freedom thro'out the world.
Resolved That although six
ty-eight members Of the Nation
al House Representatives have
voted that they think no inquiry
regarding the outrage is necessa-
ry, still we feel confident that
Congress will free itself from the
same crime by expelling the Of.
fender from the seat he has dis
graced.
Resolved, That we regard ev-
cry blow inflicted upon our Sena.
tor, asa blow aimed at us; that
as citizens of Massachusetts
without distinction Of party, we
pledge him. in Old Faneuil Hall
our sympathy in the fearless anC
independent discharge Of his du'
ty.
The resolutions we're passed u
unanimously, and the meeting ad
journed at IL o'clock.
Many ladies' occupied the gal
lery, and large delegations wer'
in attendance from the neighbor
ling towns.
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