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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-02-14

LATER FROM FORT PIERRE.--A dispatch
m St Louis says:
The troops were comfortably quar-
ed. Maj lIowe's command had been
out on an expedition, and had not
n heard from. Gen Harney was fit
g out an expedition of 100 men for an
Eursion up the Missouri river. The
s4bux Indians were to hold a grand coun.
Gil aklfort Pierre in February, to set le
the basis ofpeace. The weather was Sc
we're and there had been much snow"
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KEEP THE MOUTH SHUT DURING CoLD
(ATHER.--In the Journal of Health,
Hall advises every person who goes
the open air from warm apartment,
eep the mouth closed while walking or
Ing. lie says:
Before you leave lheSroom bundle up
Il-gloves, cloak, comforter-shut your
Pulh before you open the street door,
ID keep it reSoIuleIy closed until you
We walked briskIy for some ten min.
rs; then, if you keep on walking. or
We reached your home, you NAV talk
much asyou please. Not So doing,
boy heart once happy and young,
w lies in the church yard, that might
We been young and happy still. But
w? lfyou keep your mouth closed
d walk rapidly, the air can only reach
lungs By circuit OF the nose and
ad, and becomes warm before reaching
lungs, thus causing no arrangement;
I if you converse, large drafts of air
sh directly in upon the lungs, chilling
whole frame almost Instantly. The
six walking throws the blood TO the sur
'e OF the body. thus keeping up vigor.
$ circulation, making cold impossible
you don't get into cold bed TOO quick
er you get home. Neglect of these
rgs sickness and premature death to
IlliIudes every year.
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SACRsoN, q. u. oRTo,

E1S. II. PARvIN, No. 6s, 4th St., Cincinnati,
h ear authorised Agent to procure advertisements
aad subscriptions.
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Naval Examination.

The late Com. Stevens. of the United States
Navy. used to relate the following anecdote.
The incident occurred during the examination
of the brave Capt. Tattnall:
Capt. 1attnall 1.-THE M%idshipman Tattnall,
and a very modest retiring young g%entleman)
was called up to be overhauled, when the fol-
lowing dialogue between a rough, jolly old
Commodore, the senior officer present, and
himself occurred, viz:
Com. aMr. T%attnall, VIII uld be your
course, supposing you we' e shore, the
wind blowing a gale, chors and your
rudder gone, all your caiisas carried. away, and
your ship scudding rapidly towardssthe break
TAFT. q can not conceive, sir, that such a
combination Of disasters could possibly befall a
ship in one voyage"
Com. tut, tut, young gentleman" said the
sea dog severely, "we must have your opinion
suppose such a case tohave actually occurred .
TAFT. well sir sailSall carried away, did
you say, sir?ps
Com. "Ay, all, every rag!"
TAFT. "Anchors gone, sir?"
Com. cay; not an uncommon case"
TAFT. Nc. rudder either, sir ? 'SM
y Com. Z" Ay, rudder unshipped.Y
Heresthe young officer dropped his He'd de.
spondingly upon his breast, and the q old salt y
continuedFsharply =.
Come, sir what would you do with your
#
TAFT. (raising his head)--"Id let her gsoostc
- sirs where she ought tog0in
\ Com. fright, sir, right ! Nj. CLERK, en-.
roll MI. Tattnal as Passed Midshipman."
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NEW HoUs., FURNIsHING sToRg,

NJ EW HOCSA(FURNISHING STORE,
~ WI HoDGSON, No!lss Camp street, New
Orleans, having taken adyantagesef the past summer
in having his spacious store enlarged and rehtteder
tirely new has takeh great pains in choosing hs
many sai plies from the Northern and Western man
utactories, md is of the opinion that he can sait Tho
most fastidious i'll their wants while selecting fpn
his stock.
He has n most complete assortment Of Silyerrlssa
ware, Japanucd ware, Britannia ware, Hollow xsie,
Planishcd Tin and Plain Tin ware, Iron war;, Elm
meled ware, Wooden ware, Willow ware, Brushs,
Brooms, Glass ware, etc.
Also, Solar ard Hall LAMPS and Lanterns, elshtt
Glib &onzed, Olive or Damask colors, Girandda.
Oil na&ainphenc g and 4 light Chandeliers, Oh,
Gas andS amphene LAMPS Of all descriptions aadu
all prices. Ai Il
His STOVES and RANGES are all unequalsdh
reputation; for while he has all the latest and ~
approved patterns, lie retains a, large stock olthe ~
Oven Morning Star Cooking Stove (folrf sAApu
$40 to s35 each completely which isequeIsd n 80.
1t has double hampers, double draft. reetilg -
cooking ovens, and six cooking holes, beaida ~
other advantages over the majoritysof StoveAs
His stock of Church, Parlor, Bedroom, Barsscea,
Steamboat and Cooking Stoves and Range. eolssas
of the largest and most extensive assortment ~ "
troduced in the South 5sis s8sHS.N fs
He deals in Oils of all kinds, Turp6lune, AlNpAa'
Camphene, Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid.
Also, Office and Parlor Nantes and Gutadsss5
description and price. -
Also, Extra Baskets, Tenders, Ash Gtates, bpvs
ers, Pans, etc., of all sizes, at reasonable prs
He manufactures all kinds of work IN 10, 80
Iron and Lead; a. 49,,
And requests that planters, country lasressnggM
others in want of articles In his lins saoaaa ~ y
him when in NewOrleans and examine h,ess3Ale
prices, as he feels confident that be can sel ~
goods at a very low price, at either tnAohs.sk ~
tail. WI. H0DGSON, 1888 Camp a.eA
adjoining st. Pattick,s Cpkue
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rho F~repcns6an,s Cows.

Isl. L&|t4t - MT Il H WIZ
We remember to have, heard a story told
with some humor, by a friend, which we believe
has not been in print" The Frenchman is
relating with great energy and appropriate
gesture, his tirst voyage down the Ohio river.
"Nell, Monsieur, you see l get on the boat at
Peetsburgg, to re river to Louisville. "La belle
1ivieres you call him, I think him dam ugly
leetle, vat you call him ? all? eui,- branch-river
vera low, vera low indeed, very many passen-
gers on re dam dirty lecle boat, great many
lady, very fine lady indeed. Veil, Monsieur, We
leve the dam Pcesburg, vich smoke my eyes
till dem red as if drink moshe viskey, vat you
call red eyes, vera appropriate name indeed,
vera appropriate--as l tell you Monsieur, re
river vera low, and we have nj gone vera far,
till " bin! :" we come on sand bar, re captain
run on re top of re boat,And holla " back va.
tare =" but re boat no back vatare-ze CAPT.
tain zen holla get out re spar and pull over,
but she no pull over. However presently, per-
haps, may be by and by, we get off re bar.
Veil Monsieur, We have no gone more one day
more down re river, ven " bin! 10 We come on u
bar again. De captain holla "back vatare!"
she no back vatare, re captain holla " DULL
over, pull over!" she no pull, l get vera vera
tired look at re men go round Won big post yid
big sticks in him, and l go to nosser Monsieur,
We stay dare one, two three day in de dam
dirty leetle boat till We have nossin to eat. We
see on re shore very beautiful meadows, vid
vera many fine COVE lady wish vera moshe
for some milk, and re gentleman say you get in
tee1e boat vid us ven We drive re COW to YOU
and YOU milk zem. Veil re lady get into re
little boat. vat you call &c yole, and go vid us
to re meadow-ze lady--vera fine lady indeed
have leete tin bucket dat hold ze milk, re
gentlemen go to drive re COW to ze lady for
ZEN to milk-and We drive ZEN round, and
round, but &c dam COW no go to re lady, but
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DoUR LA
lie bateau =
AVIS JUDIcIAIREs.

ETAT DE LALoUIsIANE-Cour de.
~ District, Paroisse St. Landry. No. 1886.
Succession de Domelise Dubuisson, decedee. 9Es
PH1L1ppE stage, de Ia paroisse de St. Landry,
administrator de Ia succession de, feue Domelise
de distribution des fonds de Ia dite succession, accom-
payne dune petition demandant 1homologatioh
dice1ui Et attendu quill aete fait droit a la de-
mande de la dite petition Ihr ordre de 10 Cour, en-
date du Ter Juliet, 1866.
On consequence, avis est par lie present donne, aux
interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir a deduire
au CRETE de cette cour s,isdite, dams les trente jours
iqui ~suivront la date du present avis, les ~raisons, 81
%aucunes lis ont, pour l~esque!les lie dit tableau ne
pas approuve ct homologue.
LIS. LASTRAPEs, GreAaer.
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DERNIER APPEL.

5000 ! pss epso e0 Sa,a lss's rsa asi e s'9 pa'
roisse pour 1856 sont, par ces. presentes, ayertis que
lie soussigne fait servir mainteiant sur chaque retar
dataire, une notice ecrite ct re4uise par laloi, ct que,
trente jours apres lie dit service, il saisira ct vendra
les prophecies de chaque delinquent pour lie pale
ment de ces dites Taxes.
On pourra lie trouver pendant les trente jours qui
~suivront cette date (es dimanches ~exceptes) aux
Opelousas, au bureau d'Albert Dejean, Esq.
Opelousas, IA JUN 1856.
Gilbert CAN'T, Collecteur.
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oFFIcIEL.

TAKES DE WILLIE! Attention.-Ie
Il Roll d'Assessement DIES Taxes imposes par lie
Conseil do Police de la Vile des Opelousas pour Fan
nee 1856 ma etc livr6 pour collection. Tous les con-
trihuables sont par lie present informes que leurs
taxes sont dues maintenant, ct que Ion pourra me
trouver au bureau de W. Fl. Spencer, pendant vingt
jours 4 partir de la date de cette notice, pour rece-
voir les dites taxes, apres Respiration des vingt jours
leg taxes qui ne seront pas payes, .seront collectees
d'apres la loi. JAMES d. ISRAEL, Collector.
Opelousas, 26siuillet 1856, 30
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VFENYy AR LIE SHERIF.-Cour de
" Dist Paroise st LAndry.-N0s 1888, 1904 ct

~ Inst FaT0ts0 81 lAnQry.-NO8 1UJ5, lOJ4 et
7035-H srt, gouverneur W. 3 Rogers ct ais.
En- vertu de trois writs de q. f. delivres dams les
aifaires susdites par ID Cour de District dams ct pour
la paroisse st. Landry, Etat de Ia Louisiana, ct a moi
adresse, j'exposerafen yente publique, pour ducomp-
tant, 4 Ia residence de Raphael Richard. SAMEDI,
8 septemhss 1856, commencant. 4 Al hepres dn matin
ct coitinuant de jour en- jour sHl estsnecessaire, tous
les droits, ttres, interets et demandcs des dts defen-
denis Raphael Richard, dams ct pour les proprietes
suivantes, saisies pour ~satisfaire les dts writs, savoir:
Soixante-seize arpents de terre, situ9 dams lie
Grand Coteau borne au Sud par Ia, We Augustin
Boudreau, an Nord par Charles Smith ct Mcpherson
arExt pnr Ia Veuve Augustin Bouraue ct ApOuest
par Mcpherson. I'm autrel morceau de terre conte-
uant q peu pres 10 alpens, terre boise. dams lie Grand
Coteau borne gu Sud par le bayou Cafancro, 4 Fest
par Mcpherson, q l,ouest I,ar Jean Savoie, ct au nord
par Dosite Leger. Une n~egresse, NOMINEE FANNY,
agee de SO ans, ct ses quatre ~enfants, BILL age den.
viron u ans, MAUsE jeune negresse agee de II ans,
STEPHEN age de 6 ans ct lie dernier age de trois
ans. I'm grifon nomme WASHINGTON, age den
vir0ni 81 ans. I'm vienx negrei nomme VICTORIN
age de 10 ans, 3 mulets, 2 chevaux creoles ct I'M che
val americaln. La sasdit ct premier nomme moroccan
de terre, est celui sur lequel Sc trouye toutes les ha
tisses ct amelioration qui sont aussi saisis ainsisque
la r6eolte,, etc. GlH1f6%9 tlqa 4'
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas, . aout 1856.
i. YHa~l.-t a,s r.. v. Sheriff.
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VENTE PUBLIQUE-Par lie soussigne,
v Encanteur Public dams ct pour la Paroisse 81.
Landry-Succession de Josephine Guillory. epousc
decedte, de Philippe Stage, pere.-Le public est par
lie present informe que je vendrai a l'encan au plus
Ofrant ct dernier encherisseur, 10
yENDNEDI, 10 Aout, 1856,
au magasin de Philippe stagg. a la vieiIle Grnde
Prairie, les proprietes suivantes, appartenant a la
dite succession, SAVIOR:
~ ESCLAVES, q
des deuX sexes ct de dinarents ages. SMS
WILLIAM, Negro, age de Is ans "
ESTER, negresse, ag6e de 80 ans
JULIE, jeune g%rifionne, agee de Is ans !;
MEl.ASlE, jeune ~ntgresse, agee de 10 ans;
EMILY, jeune negresse, ag&e de 10 ans.
TERMEs EFT CoNpITIoNs.-La Motto PAYABLE le Is
Ayril, 1857, ct rautre Motto lie l5 Avrif, iS5s. ayec
huit pour cent d'interet a partir de maturite jusqu'a
pavement. Les acquereurs donneront bonnie securi.
te, ct les esclayes r~esteront hypothequGs ~jusqu'au
parfait pavement.
Paroisse st. Landry. l2 Juliet. 1856.
LOUIS stage, Encanteur.
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V4 Rss, F P.ss. n : S {I2.us,- q,%4 ra ~hDgcATloN.AA

ty STITJJIION ERANKLIN.d Msssrs
THE9DoRE YAItGfHE, Princ!pAof daily
AD6CfkuR HoARE,,{ ofssktr ~
Csmdnions-paysble tknesee tfois mi been slig
Ia 2. l,s,. ,psf annts l so cola tn iar feepp0sss loud com
Externss pour le menk.-14sMpss f.n"nAii
Tout tfimeestre commence devfs etre pa1
isefa sccorde de diihimtion que pour yueA
die. Opsloosastl e $ juintie5ey' L.i.n3
A. .a. Proprietary .lplineip
rDENsIONAT EFT EXTY NAT n
- DEMOIsEtLES AUX OPP OUsAs-9
HOY, aidee. par Mmlle. Hoyet g. De ST. Az
Q ouvert anx Opelousas, IN nsion De PEI
jse1les de Premiere Classe ID I'd les branches
~cessaires d rne education soli{ acconplie, SO
Dams le.coufs dinstructionA .ront comprise
Langues Ahglaise, Franchise, ainsit qlela MusiqA
Dessin, ID Peinture, tous les Onvrages q raiguille\
Sole, Chenille, ETC., ct lie maintien
Avec l'ai1e d'institutrices COMPLETENESS, ct 10 sur
veillance1 hssidne de Ia. Directrice, Nine. Hoy, ales
p6rance dietre Boutenue par les habitants de la willie
des 0peloNsas ct des %envir0ns.
Les prix sOnt fixes par seance de vingt-etune Sc
maines, payables Ia moitie aul commencement pantre
moitie a n6-seance. u y
InstructiY yes de classes infe rieure$ $40 0l
do. s do. Ter classes ....... rs 90
Musique sur Piano on Guitar -. ). ... 80 0N
LIE Dessinl .a. :. I. ~. ~. J. ]. y. :. Is O(
lie Pelnt0fe ..ss'" .ss.f. a..s.....!s.....I ~ W
Ouyrages AZ lle.. .........,..l 40 1Ol
Pension .....S.. ). ...... ... go O6
OPEL .mbfsslsss
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.--Le soussigne offri-
v ~ en- yente a lencan, lie r. f-sd7
MARDI, IL Aout, 1856, IN
a la residence dc Hildeyert Deshotels, pres de la
% L'HABITATION,
a peu pres $50 arpents, comprenant deux
morccaux de terre don't Pun est boises.
UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE TERRE,
pres dc la Ville Plate, contenant a peu pres $50
ESCLATES s,
des deux sexeset de difGrents ages.
Mulets, Chevaux, Betes q Cornes ct autres articles
trop nOmbreuX pour 6tre ennmeres
TERMEs EFT CoNDITIoNs.--un ct deux ans de credit
a partir du premier Avril 1856. Les acqu6reurs
leurs billets, ayec s6curite personnelle in
s0iidO. Les Terres ct les Esclayes ~resteront ~speciale.
ment hypothequ au vendeur jusqu'a parfait pave
ment da principal ct des interets. Les dts billets
p%orteront interet a HUT pour cent a partir de matu-
rite jusquia CO qu'ils seront payts. Les actes de
yente seront passes deyant A. NJ. Perrault, Notaire
Public, aux frais des acquareurs.
Paroisse st. Landry, u Juliet, 1856.
n.a1 o. A. GUIDRY, Encunteur.
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MANUFACTURE OH ABIL
4S1 DEMENT'S POUR NEGRES.= % /.
P. A. HEBRARD,

NoupeNe- Orleans.
1nforme lie public quill Went d'anneXer il son maya.
sin de marchandises seches, I'M Establishment pour
la CONNECTION dhabillements pour negres ct negres-
ses.
La qualite superieure des ttofes, Ia solidite dc
fouvrage ct surtout 10 modicite de ses prix, lui font
esperer une large part du patronage des habitants
da district.
Pour les prix ct conditions. s'adresser a NJ. P. L.
Hebrard agent de la manufacture, aux Opeloasas
on ron pourra voir DIES 6chantillons DIES ttofies ct de
Touvrage.
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Conan ENTIRE les lNp1ENs.-LAs dernie-
~ nouygl des PLANES nous apprennent
guam combet sanglant q eu lieu recemment
sur - chenain desSanta Fe, a lendsgit on les
emigrants trAversent 10 riviere de + Arkansas,
entire - Sacs ct les Foxes dune part ct les
Cumanches dune autre. Ceux-ci ont etc but
tus "a - CONT enfuis en- ~laissant vingt-un morris
~ Ii champ de bataille.. lgsa
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HOTEL, Washington, "a

u subscriber would inform the iIGTcl
public that he has taken the above
well known house, formerly kept BY
John stiffell, and having newly f9r. ~ l.s29s.
nished and fitted up the establishment! y fs MpsS
to entertain boarders by the Month, wsek ~
His table will always be supplied WIZ VI q
the market affords; and he hopes that 4 49, =
his part to leave nothing undone that E1aJ ~.
the comfort Of his guests will secure 70, ~
of the public patronage. 80. ID i
Careful and experienced white seryanAs - :
always in attendance. sd;fs8
Washington, La, May 10, 1855. v1np,ss
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A 6VENDRE.-Une terre situee sur lie cote
Quest du Bayou Plaquemine ct contennant 4 900
acres ellie consiste en- grande partie, en- bois de cons
%truction, tel que, Chene. Frene, Pin, ETC., de la pre-
miere q~ualite, et dune STannerie en- mauvais ordre.
Cette situation pour me Tannerie, sirpasse toute au-
tire dams PEtat de la Louisiana, WI la facilite avec la
quellle, on peut Sc p%rocurer des peaux ct DIES GEORGES.
La distance nest que 20 miles Sud des Opelousas.
Les termes seront avantageux aux acquereurs. Pour
plus amples informations s'adresser a o. f. Stanton,
a Plauuemine BrulGe.
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HOTEL DE LUNlON, Washington, La
IL LIE soussigne informe lie pu- seM~>N
bile que Get Gtablssement 81 bien 2kMsS2k
congs tenu a~utrefois par John Stiff IN kSEi1m
fell, OF Giant enforcement mis- EN- AAI11aSs@
neuf, est maintenant pref a %recevoir les voyageurs,
ainsi que des pensionnaires au mois ct par semainc.
Sa table sera %toujours pourvue de tout &C que lie mar.
chx.Serira, ct il ose esperer que par des efforts inces-
SAINTS De meriter une part du patronage public.
Ia 4 son emploi, que DIES serviteurs blancs dune
grandesexperience. go
Washington, 10 mai 1856.
FRANCOIS A. VIDRINE,
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NENTE AU PRIX COUTANT.ZLes
Isoussignes desirant positivement terminer leurs
tafaires aux Opeloasas, ofrent leurs merchandise
seches aux prix %contant., IlAinvitent l'attention des
marchands ct des autres acquereurs d leur stock, con.
sistant de s gJif sli3stf nsf alg9f t ne
Jaconats, Bareges, q dessein ct a yolant,. Nhs5
Deslndes, lndlennes, entre deux, DenteLes,
Bandes brodees, Rubans, Peignes,
Mouchoirs brodes. Cotton, Toiles fines d'Irlande,,
Toiles en- %couleur, Etoffes pour rideaux, ssaa
Alpaca, Quincaillerie,
Souliers, Chapeaux ct casquettes, etc, etc.
Opelousas, rs juliet 1856. -.El
A VENDRE.--Un beau lot de p~oteaux
ponr ~barriere, de " premiere qualite ct une
quanti& de pieux de six pieds de Ia plus belle quail
te, qui peuvent servir au lieu de merains de strois
!pieds pour couverture, d yendre d bon marche pour
'du compliant, par q it}lts q
iesI 1l5ss s5sl FONTENOT & LYONS.
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AUX OONTRIBUALES DE TAXES
"A Observation-Disclosures A un' acte de la Lee
g~islature, approuve le 20 Mays, 1s58sle soussigne,
par ceci informe ceux qui mont pas encore. pages
leurs taxes dEtat pour les annees 1854 et1855 ct les
licenses de 1855 ct 1855, qu'aprAs. lie 20 Juliet il
saisira ct vendra les prophecies De tons les delin.
quants qui n'auront pas pave les dites Taxes ct
Licenses, commencement au dit acte du 20 Mars 1856.
Opelousas, IL Juliet, 1856. 10 -
l.. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff
f-. ID ct Collector,
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presently, perhaps may be by and b? 2 get
lam down 10 we're .ze lady stand yid, LeeAe tin
bncket Is hold ze mnilk--and vat yon tink
M6nsieur I ssked the Ffenchman. What +.
inquired We. aESsry ssngssdam one q en- spss
a, bull = se 5q6iAsF@ 3df l3I 81 zlg
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A BON*MARCHE POUR DU COMP
a TANT.-JEssE HuTcHINGs, ayant retabli sa
forge dams lancienne maison connu sous lie nom de
Ia forge de LetQprneur, est maintenant, ct sera tou-
jours pref q executor toute softe d'ouyrage apparte-
nant q son meter avec promptitude, a has prix pour
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Washington, 10 juliet 1856.

A Observation-Disclosures residence de ma
IA demoiselle Marguerite Chretien dams -
10 vile desi Opelousas, sera vendu a tres bon SS91saSN
marche. ) 7-g4slr9R II i4 G4g5E .eG4E 5ai lssSk%Q
Pour les conditions, s'adresser aux Edi- I1aF -
teurs du Patriote, Oh a 4. H. THOMPSON.
Opelousas, 81 JUN 1856. slFl3 =
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HOW the Doctor CuxeS

BY ALE. LIv1NasTON =
ALT. LIVINGSTON. ~ OH JNa IER'
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09
FAGLE HOTEL, formerly +" Galt g

~ Washington, La. AI&kv5
WIN. IRELAND, Of NewOrleans,
having purchased the above house
begs leave to announce to the publ ID
lie that it is now open for the RECEPTION n n 80
and permanent boarders. It u slso s,sSs foudhe
the upper and lower steamboat Aanuine'
the Conrtableau. ...x.a IA
The premises have been newly furnished, ~ y
effort will be spared to render the accon n 80
and fare as pleasant and acceptable. y ~ " ~.
as those of any hotel in the interior OF 'no
Good stabling for horses. sS3N-
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

IOSEPH HUFTY, 20 Camp stree. NJ,
u Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer MI
Watches, Jewelry, Rich Fancy and StsnjA iG1aSs
respectfully invites the attention Of WhoIssT ~
retail dealers and purchasers to his very iarss ~
of goods, which is freshly imported, and coSx,stl,,
supplied throughout the year.
SHE'LL CONSOLIDATION Shell and Bufslofos,s
of every style and variety. F54 -
~BRusHEs-Gf every description, Of lis own mann.
%factnre, and at the lowest Northern factory prires
TOILET AnrIcLRs-Such as Perfumery. Hill fu.
Hair Pins, Pomatum, Fancy Soaps. ETC.. stt
Fine Fans, Purses, Pocket Books, Work Bors.
Portable Desks, together with an endless variety Il
Porte Monnaies, ETC., of every style and shspte. su Nj
ut unusually low prices.
Guns, Pistols, Knives, Colts and Waruer,sRema,.
ing Pistols, Scissors, lsazors, Life Preseryey Fishing
Reels and Tackle, of every variety, to suit liz MOI
determined angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,. etc.-The stock In III.
lint. consisting of tine I. I. Cooper, N. 1. Tobias ~
reaF0 Joseph johnson movements, with a line aIn7t
ment of Swiss Jcwelry, S~ilvcrware, ETC., have 49,
selected with great care by +. Roberts, fol nv
years engaged in the wholesale business, and hayh,x1
been purchased exclusively for cash, great in6s<
ments will be offered to purchasers.
Every article warranted as represented. q ~
money refunded. W
Watches, Jewelry, etc, carefully repaired M
warranted, MarcIr3l, & -" fh1N -