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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-02
THE GREAT REMEDY
v. FL. Smith & Co.'S
FEVER and AGUE CURE,
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES

LONDON. Laurel CO., KY, Nov /. 1855.
MEssRs. V. Fl. SMITH Co.-Last month when visit
to Louisville having been afflicted with the Cbs and Fever
for weeks and finding relief in the various remedies
that took induced Fever and Ague Cure
trial and n days missed the chill have i'm
daily think that the will
would earnestly Recommend this in valuable
all those who afflicted with Ague
Cblls. Yours truly, JOHN A.: CAEAFAG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-02
NEW YORK. BAN KRYi

EHAvIN January last disposed OF Interest in the
late firm of Morgan, Keen Preston. have this day
formed scopartnership with my brosher VIM Morgan
under style of II. W. W. MORGAN for the
purpose Wholesale business in Boots
and Shoes Hats. Caps. etc. j. II. MORGAN.
Evansville. Feb, 81, '56.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-11
moral Courage.

An editor of democratic paper, not a
thousand miles from Fremont, came among
us with the reputation of a free soiler, but
during the late campaign in State politics
he went for all regular nominees, and did
what he could to carry the State for an en-
dorsement of Pierce and his administration.
Atter election he came out with two or three
articles in which he declared in substance,
that he and others would not stand it if the
Kansas and Nebraska bill was made test
of democracy. Immediately thereuPon the
Democratic County Convention for the cleo
ton of delegates to the sth of January Con-
vention, endorsed the Kansas and Nebraska
bill in the fullest terms, and declared its
principles to be democratic. Thereupon
Mr.. Flaugher, we beg pardon, the demo-
cratic editor spoken Of above,-publishes
the resolutions of the Convention and
keeps silence. If this is not moral courage
tell us what is. d
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-11


Scott's Little Giant Corn and Cob MILL Every farmer
ought to have one Of them.
Prof Anderson exhibits Buckeye Hall this evening
Those having spare quarter and wishing to get the val
thereof in fun viii ind this chance to invest.
The CARSON LEAGUE has gone, it seems,
to that bourne from whence no traveller e'er
returns. Hundreds of dollars have been
expended in our city to stay the ravages of
rum-selling, but without avail. With judi
cial bias, legal trickery, perjury, and bung-
ling law, King Alcohol triumphs, and drives
his bloody wheels over the bodies of his vic
tins, and over the hearts of wife, widow and
Tribune. %
Exactly the state of theings in Fremont.
Our Carson League has gone up; the Rum
sellers League is gaining new recruits, and
the facilities for making drunkards arc in
creased. New plans and devices arc being
sought out by which the peace and happi-
ness of family circles may be destroyed, the
wives and daughters disgraeed and beggar-
ed, and the husbands and sons made out
casts in society, loathesomo in their own
eyes and of their families. We see drunk
en- men and boys in our streets every day.
How, we ask, can it be otherwise, when the
places for the unrestricted sale of Rum are
so numerous in our midst!
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-11
IF YOU WANT

CoLD Wednesday last. was
the coldest ever known in this part Of the
country. At 8 o'clock a. m., the mercury
was 200 below zero. We have no desire to
experience any colder.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-11
Governors uFess.re.

This document has been received but ii is
entirely too long for insertion in the Journal
to-day. President Fiierce's talk has exclud-
ed all general news-read II.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-11

EE-Gonsiderable Pork has been bought
in tho last few days. Prices have declined
to s. per hundred.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-05-31
d fDlsHHf N MAIN srREfr NEAR sElLsyuE ,u
~ ~ VI nv 2
.,,9'VO.!.IllUME u III

q situated A 81 .eiisvue K AZ Fs5.e5 n
y. Lamir measuring AvS hundred sdp mi sstsS
more or less, bounded North by the plantation ~
n6egamn X Rogers, South BY that Of 1Msrk w "
haIwell, East by Bayou Bourbeux. and West hv
said I'D Mark w HarweH together WITH the - y
Bull p LIP >DL1.N1Gs !. e y Y AND p IMPROVE ENrs
thereon erected, and thereto pertain; ,he;n, II.
present residence Of Dr.. E. B, Scott 3S'''s s'''
q ~ W. 10 &sLAHESI /a4'o d.
n -, Five men and ave women. ,ai'
Work Oxen; a lot of Sheep; lot of Hops. pIosts.
tlon Utensils; Household Furniture; and many other
ARTICLES, too tedious to enumerate - - S,--s-
TERMS AND CONDITIONs.-Ihe Plantation will bo
SOLD on credit Of one two, three and f,r vaa ~
from tne day Of salc with eight per cent. intercst
per annlm from the time due until paid, The slaves
payable in one, two and three years from the dav o
SAFE With hve per cent. per annu interest from sai
day OF sale until time due The movable nrnnertv
payable tt as: All sums of twenty-five dollars ana
under, cash; and all sums upwards Of twentyRye
dollars, payable on cr lit of one year from the flay
sa'e. Win hve per eht. interest after maturity
= -dla. lurn,ship Htheir notes with approved
we.sonas wsaa"' " secur!y nos made payable to the
lNtor o! AFORESAID prs, at the Office Of Swayze b
Iowh ppeiousas; and moreover, the
s.ahu sm ana s..tves re- ngspeciay mortgaged until
may accrue thereo A.. lI.-i-1'' >''' ''' 'A'a'
Parish of St. Lar Syl7. 1916. '''' ''''
III ls.. EVAF PAILLON, Auctoneer.
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CHERIFF's sALh,. Ls1.rr q, 3, IN = :,

SALh~ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
- District Court, Parish of st. Landry-No. 7re9
= y. Dejean, ST., VS.. Blum & Levy. 2 '7
ny virtue OF an order Of seizure and sale issued in
se . aooYe entitled suit by the District Court in and
and to e directed will expose at public sale. for
g; 4, at the Courthouse of this Parish, on SATJTR
y \, the 7th day Of June, A. d. 1856, commencing
at le hour Of II o'clock A. NJ. ana continuing from
an anSS emaya uay y y f9tsessy ,a title interest
in and to the following described property seized to
satisfy said writ, TO wit: =. y - - ,
certain Lot of Ground, measuring one arpent
front BY two arpents in depth, making two arpents
{snPerfclaD, situated on the Teche River in the
distant feom the first lew. - of said Teche River,
East and of vendor, n, by lot Of Jules Mes
trick id West by public 4. With all the Build.
ings ld improvements 'on.
riffs Office opsG" L. MHcAnRH Nay 4 lf5s Sheriff.
SHM 'F's SAT District Court, Par
~ M'.ha ish .;es o., Landry Nos. 1924 and 1885 :.
Meehanics'. n Trader ,ank, vs. BENZ. R. Rogers.
above entitled suit by .he District Court in and for
the Parish of St. Landry and State Of Louisiana and
to me directed will expose at public sale for cash.
at the Courthouse OF this Parish, on SATURDAY,
the 7thday of June, A. d. 1856, commencing at the
hour Of IL A. N. and continuing from day to day, if
necessary, all the right, title interest and demand OF
the said defendant, Benz. r. Rogers, in and to the
following property seized to satisfy said wrs, to wit:
The undivided third Of the following Tracts of
Land, viz:
The SOUTHEAST quarter of Section No. "a, and
East half of NORTHEAST quarter and East half of
South-East quarter of Section No. Is, Township A.,
South Of Range No. 4 East, containing together
32D9s acres. ,,
Lots Nos. 0, 10, II and H. Section G, containing
1920 acres; Lots Nos. II and IS, Section 5. con-
tanning 1929 acres; Lots Nos. 8 and L. Section 8,
co tanng sG.20 acres-305j9 acres, in Township G
Sos n Of Range East.
Said Land is situated in the Parish of st. Landry.
Sheriff's Office, Opelousas, May 8, 1856.
l.. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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. sTEAMBp VS. ET c. C.'iR17'

EoR NEW ORLEANS, ipl 81 lpEilacse ss,5f ii steam. team
81 er Mary Bsssf Regular Tuesday Packet The
well known, stench stlnHei PRANK, 80, y. !.
KEBLlNG, Alex. (sradt, III, master, p lSlsl2
will leaxe Washington yfor NewO Orleansl .! -
every TUESDAY MORNING, Il; 10 o'clock. Re
turning. will leave New0 0fleans every SATURDAY
MORNING, at 10 ock. The Frank Keeling will
carry freight myers on the usual term, FOL
which. larpl .ilo48 h siEol lgaij' u
NEW o rs, OPELOUSAS, WASH.
~ ilNGT > BAYOU BEUF -.
Packet legant and fast rum ss4A8 ss4A8t -
ming steame ON1A, iGUsrAvE e.
LoUAILLiEga ser, built expressly for this trade
will as soon there may be water sufficient ply
~ . regr'.I <eekly. packet, between Opelousas
Washington, Bayou Bmaf and NewOrleails. This
boat is safe, comfortable and fast runner admirably
built, and having been thoroughly repaired, painted
and renovated makes her the best boat in the trade
for the travelling community. The officers will use
all their exertions to satisfy those who will encourage
n. B.-The Sydonia will tran port freight for ~
low a price as any boat in the ...,
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TTNION HOTEL Washington, La The
~ subscriber would inform the A ,sNs-S
public that lie has taken the above MyA-IS
well known house, formerly kept by IL sMSNi0
hiscl and fitted up the establishment, is prepared
to entertain boarders BY the Month. Week or Day,
OH moderate terms. '. f-,.' y --lt
His table will always be supplied with the best
s e ,a =" aava nothiny und"e That Vii urn,note %
the comfort of his guests will secure " him share
Of the public patronage. ."t =.
Careful aud experienced white servants will be
always in attendance. 7'Y a.@ ts4a.
Washington, La, May 10, 1856. 3, ii ..,4...l ..
~, ~. FRANCIS A. yInRTNE.
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FQR .sALE.

-f7l.
Ta0R SALE--A,i Desirable DWELLING
Z.yf4OUSE, situated on Market street, In -.
"a Town 81 Opel6usas, within i've miKutes' f@S Il
walk oftfs Coufthouse; together with Out. EssR
Hoosss, Kitchens, etc. etc, The prsmisesz ~
no u excslsnt oIasrand win be sold at bargain
me subscriber, on the premises. gq sdi 9uig'5 h
.OpsIoasaay April 8, 1855. iss.Q i-zbsi8 .eg%
q ''asg9rtilo5 llb iiiGUsNAN EsTORGk .
r AND FOR SALE 2 nc. T1h'l.' undersionei
Ia o1ers fotsale two valuable and desirable ~
iracts Of LAND, both In this parish -one .Ell
ia dtuated upon 6theE Atchafalays River,
%nIsaiasss,aEy % s,E ..,s. ss,Sw .'s Capt. e. con.
:.s ;ss'sG - ssss sss ~ ..ss ssssss sss
temsmcdious fix Jed dwelling nntle s-iSsS 3fchen.
Tbe other, situated upon Bayou ID 80; adjoininR
Lands Of Gordy, adjacent to thos1 ii Joaai Scott.
ana known as the "l3arker tract,' containing l20
acres 40 to 80 acres Of whichis cleared nd fenced.
Terns liberal. ,,oil- CYRUS THOh ,SON- !,
washington, Feb. 9, 1856 D1"I,l.
T7OR sALE--A DEslllRBAp1.E REg1pprNct, in
i the Town of Opelousas. Possession q,
o;ven immediately. af lf,lf IN h " .'lIs1
eTa For fa1sas! p.stisnla inquire Of cnA,.s. n.
ElLER, at this Office. ~
VALUABLE UNIMPROVED LANDS
v AT PRIVATE SALf.--The undersigned ....
offers at private sale, on reasonable and accom- ~
modatipg terms, the following described Tracts
OF Lullu T.. q L..
/. .57es.crcs lying east Of the Bayou Beuf, a..
" miles Of the Junction Of DayU,- .Boeuf and
Crocodile, adjoining lands Of Df. L. Webb
and Moore Prescott. ..l j. 53' 'o,9".
1856 acres on the west bank of Bayou Bnuf. ad.
Joining lands Of Mr. Littell above and 6, i.
Swayze below. os!s. ". !. .nI, T. i-,t,,ti IT.
1. 400 acres on the west bank Of Bayou Wake.
1. 40 acres on the east bank of same, bounded on
the east by the plantation Of the undersigned.
s.724 acres bounded on the west by the plantation
-, l55 Of the undersigned, on the south by G, r.
~ King, en- the east hy A. Wartelle, and on the
es north by lands OF b. R. CAN'T and Others
q. 400 acres OH the Elm Bayou, near landr
Foteman. s--..l----'---
The new State road as surveyed and partly com.
pleted, runs 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,
after first seeing all the uncultvated lands Of the
Parish. .-H
son, Masngton,or or the undersigned, at his res
on Dry Bayou. JAMES MORtiAN
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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
~ WI HoDGsON, No. 1875 Camp street, New
Orleans, having taken advantage Of the past summer
in having his spacious store enlarged and rettted en-
tirely new, has taken greut pains IN choosing his
many supplies from the Northern md Western man.
ufactnrlcs, ndis of the opinion that hc can suit the
most fastidious in their wants while selecting from,
his stock. lN' ''t' 4t i."' N- I.},''T
He has most complete assortment of Silverplated
ware, Japannod ware, Britannia ware, Hollow ware,
Panished Tin and Plain Tin ware, Iron ware, lila-
meled ware, Wooden ware, Willow ware, Brushes,
Also Solar and Hall LAMPS and Lanterns either
Gilt, Bronzcd, Olive or Damask coors, Gilnndoles
Oil and Camphene G and 4 light) Chandeliers, Oil
Gas and Camphenc Lamps Of all descriptions and at
all prices; s,so,-,s = vr,., 49, .9,i ~ ~ y. 80, . n,
reputation; for while he has all the latest and most
approved patterns he retains large stock of the old
ard tceil kaO'on ones. He has the celebrated Double
Oven Morning Star Cooking Stove (four sizes from
$50 to sa5 each completely which iseqlaled by none.
cooking ovens md six cooking holes, besides many
other advantages over the majority of Stoves.
His stock Of Church, Parlor, Bedroom, Darroom.
Steamboat and Cooking Stoves and Ranges consists
Of the largest and most extensive assortment yet In
,troduced in the South. .4 4.s z..lol. t',l,.,l
He deals in Oils Of all kinds, Turpenti,ic Alcohol
Camphene, Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid. .''' 9"'
Also, Office and Parlor Mantles and Crates ofcyery
description and price. lafi4Q1 !a.. .fg n. llagi
Also, Extra Baskets Tenders, Ash Crates, Blow
ers, Pans, ctc of all sizes, at reasonable prices.
He manufactures all kinds Of work in Tin, Sheet
Iron and Lead; i| -i'lrl uJiilE u 6s7lJl
And requests that planters, country merchants and
others in want Of articles in his line should Gull on
him when In NewOrleans and examine his stock and
prices, as he feels confident that he can sell these
goods ut very low price at either ,cho'esac or re-
tail. w. I. HODGSON, lss Camp street, n,
ss,,l ..it.'ru5 adjoining ST. patrick's Church.
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!, ~ 4. .gaLs5 itasslai -
DRY. LOUISIANA EVER " SATURDAY. MORNING.
-EEE-s..i...3...--.ss. - .-..,1l -.
,seIf aaissSgs
ks,flgiisaaiiss)s;

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Isl a, NUMBER 6O.
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= s.s -. u ..--.-.--.s:-+4=-=
NH Es~Sp@ @AkNDTNYTN
~ - n ~ u Alyn10,As,
p e. ~
w nv AGN LIVINGSTON = co.
i IN. LlvIfasxYA +, IL NlAsLzs n. sAtxH.
77==- --=-
'ftJi.F lKehsusiv In ~, 10 E.iIfa Il
.5fn.se,0 o4t 4, -f.d. - 49,, III
Ali who are conversadt tlth western history
1.-The htstory 81 that pcriod al Kentucky Of
the "dark and bloody. grounds y it was
FORMERLY called, 40 fepaete with UehGer asti
misfortune TO the hardy pioneer from n aul
buscade assaults Of the wild and rcycngefdI N
siiant- have heard OF the old Boonsborouga
Tort. Not trace now remains of this renowned
ssteh0d from the inroAds Of the savAg Age-eSen
the magnificent elm under whose wide spread
ing branches the venerable Lytho was ncctis-
toned 70 send up hisivoice 10 humble accents
70 the God Of his fathers, monument Of other
ages which for centuries has reared it's head,
and dared the fury Of the .e.ementss has yielded
TO the infinence OF time, and disappeared from
Its ancient seat Ehuk the waters If the sahie
river which washed its base and waited onward
the light bark OF the warrior, rolls on in calm
ana peaceinl waves as in former days. ihe
waters OF the same spring from which the de-
voted rev emked their thirst, now supply the
wants M OF the nelgaborlng farmer, mud the eame
nils winch overlooked the fort 10 towering
saollmty, and ntio!tlcd lurking place for the
enemies; now yielding rich pasturage to the
loving herd. ,1if98{5 OF hAis4ip9f
Within the last fifty years the aspect Of the
whole scene has been chnngrd- here, where ma
turc's domain was undisturbed, here, where the
hunter tatigued himself in pursuit Of the deer
and hnflalo-hcrc. where the forest rc-cchoed
from hill to hill with the bowling Of the wolf
and panther and the yell Of the'savage, arc
finely cultivated fields teeming with the pro-
duce Of the farm, pastures displaying their cgl-
t;vated verdare--herds of cattle breathing life
to the surrounding hills, ahd the hum of busy
man coming chcerfully upon the ear. For the
last time has the warrior launched his Rsil
boat upon the noble waters Of the Kentucky.
for The last time has he sent forth among its
blue hills the war-whoop so terrifying to the
detenceless settler--here, for the Inst time has
he been appalled, by the tempest king, md never
again Will he bow down on itR hunks in sunn1i-
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N-OT1rE J,,rs A,,x,,,.n ,f tho p,,;,h
.. Nn's Y. .nc siisii
be appointed Administrator OF the estate Of Charles
Now, therefore, i, &c is hereby given to all per-
sons interested to shos a'se any they have, why
town OF Opelousas, within ten days from the date Of
tLss advertisement. pIu
Clerks office, Opelousas, May ~. 1885,
LS. LASIkAPES, Clerk.
~! fors hu y AW Al s.--lhe under
. signed Informs the pubic and MS 4 ~
.f1et .fends OF inns ahd heignoonng lafisres 6E "A
answer any call that may be made to him, one mile
South Of Opelousas.
His charges will be s25 for catching runaway, or
% per day for hunting, from the day he leaves his
mouse. IN case that he should hunt the runaway
and if the runaway should come back to Ills quarter
after the dogs arc out on him, he will claim the $25
it being the natural consequence and result Of the
hunt Y''
Opclousays, May "a, 1856.
McHENls1 HUSBANDs.
MIA ~, oh eiol4iN;-from >. D.
~ ~. nalmahs Kace,I1ack' cac = on sT Ssturaay ss,
last ,it deep iay IA AMhauAN a HUksh WIN M
M"l'e spo1 III n's iaee anu M se'oH u,oel MS
nett tie nag Waeysr s stn s
IN &J,o c,hc. ril,ar nro1D ho
i;bora,,w re,rar,led $50 ofSN"S''' "A
''In,"t. nnnI.,so". nf", IN 1910
ope''us''' ""9 w Aooo' pu 11Trr11
---------------- - = - 800
CNTRAYED OR STOLEN, from the resi-
- DANCE of tho undarr;oned nm or ahout N
the 18th of April lat. Sorrci Horse. about ESsN
nose one or both hind iee1 wnte ana @ scar on tne
.ia ass =; oo soJ " hasorn 1 40
ara, 20 'o,,rJ viii bo oven IN anv mn who will,
rotvn sha sa;J hnrso ~ o;Ha ;nfoymaf;on vhnro ba
s'1 H.. ';e f,d I'D 10 +io nndhers;,nad
"G} H}o,~es,,;iia Nav 1sSs
AioN''s's' 'A"' - A0'0' A Foc1EMAE
= a. : oo.-.-.- - -.--.
CTOLEN-FrOm my room at the Planters
= Hotel Washington on Tuesday morning. 9Th
inst ahont o,cincR nv pO1,KET.BOOK. contain.
ing al 10 in monev. and the following notes and
DaDers: :.
p"PSA note drown Inv Isdore Hoer in fayor of II.
Lastrapes Co. and endorsed en- by them dated some
'''' a. oto ro,, ~ IL, C,rns rhnmnsnn =, favor of
r Hrnd;so1, nna ns,dcIrsoJ hr hi,p fo, xia
a. - o4e ,.',.,, "" ~, Wary f,as man NJ co,or
=; 60 % nf y II RooHcbamy ond endorsed hv him
~ ~ 'asS' ss9 VI - AZ A'''''''p' ~
TOT ~. ,u,,,., H., ro,n ,,,rd och =, favor os
n.''Ia,, io ua% ,,taa s,,,a time ;,i1s5I for sao
H. sMey; III; n".Iu s.,am s'1 nv Tvrs Thomnson IN
,,:n,..,.. o. "A uds,on, fe y, sne" ~ ~ os'"'
f'isA'a'n li.:;i ~ ~ w. n .,;s+o n r;ctno,
~ 9n %ue,u noe1sd gsdn w o ~ A'''s W
I. draft drawn on me by A. Hoff in favor of John
Stifell for $l0-cancecd.
g. An account of Sc so paid by me for Cyrus
All persons are cautioned against trading for any
L. I..,,,, -,
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NEW WAREHOUsE.-

NEW WAREHOUSE
~ The undersigned, having formed partnership
for the carrying Of the Warehouse situated in the
town of Washington, formerly known as the Ware
house of Anderson & Thompson, for the purpose Of
receiving and forwarding freight and merchandise,
will faithfully attend to all business which may be
entrusted to them by their friends and the public in
general 81 j. b. A. FONTENOT,
JnHN LYONS
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sacks Salt, for sale by
y Ell. SHiMO, near Patin's Hotel.
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TtHEoDOA p s. ROBIN, .JusticeD' of I'll,
a. Peace in q Y for the Parish Of St. Landry Of
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ILYSSE GABEREL. Public Auctioneer ,r
- and Collector for the Parish Of st. Landry. or
flee in Opelousas March 10. ~ a-FF''1rf@''f =
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN.-From S. b
~ Harman's Race-Track, on Saturday n
last, deep bay AMERICAN HORSE with Nl
white spot in his face and seton under his q. Na
left eye. He had lately been blcd. Other marks
not recollectcd. Whoever shall return said horse
above or to the subscriber, in Opelousas, will be
literally rewarded .'}.
Opelousas, May 10, 1856.
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TFRAILLON q OARNJs'RE, Receieinr,
49, Sarling and Commits ID Merchants, WasR.
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(1HANGE OF RESIDEN CE.--Dr. PI-
~ LATE has removed his residence and office to
the dwelling OH Landry street, near Judge Oyertons
and opposite L. Birots store. Besides the ordinary
services Of his profession, the Dr. will continue to
attend on all diseases Of the Mouth and Teeth, and
practice in all the branches Of Dentistry. His work
in all that line is warranted and performed after the
latest and most approved process.
Artificial Teeth are not only an ornament: they re-
establish the voice to its natural tone and above ALL
permit masticaton, SO indispensable to the health.
DIR. plate will visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate. I.I.I
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M UKPHY'S HOTEL' AND RESTAU-
~ RANT, 9s and 100 St. Charles street.--This
well known house is now in excellent order for the
reception of visitors. The rooms are airy yant well
ventilated, and the table Inferior to none. Boarl
and Lodging, or either alone, will bc furnished
reasonable terms. U5iG '3e 4T5
Attached to the establishment are superior Ten.
Pin Alleys, and q Bar well stocked with Wines md
Liquors, PRIV ''N
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lT ,OUIs sTAGG;y Public Auctiopscr II
p1...a and fo he Parish Of St. Landry once, VINE
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THEODORE DEVALCOURT, Notary
~ Public and Auctioneer in and for the Parish Of
st. Landry. Office at Grand Coteau Any orders
left with J. d. PoLINGuE will receive prompt atten.
ton,
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DRANDY AND WHISKY. = A few
ID demijohns of the pure stuff for sale by
.5a E. L. NIMMO, near Patin's Hotel.
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WESTERN EXCHANGE, corner Of
w Tchoupitoulas and Natchez streets, NewOr-
leans. Mrs. WILSON would inform her friends
and the public generally that she has opened the
above house, and is now prepared to accommodate
boarders on reasonable TERMS Her table will always
be supplied with the hest the market affords. Stu.
unusual inducements are offered to merchants and
Others fiom the country. Refer to the editors OF
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A LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Public Auc-
- tioneer in and for the Parish Of St. Landry,
Orders left at the office Of 7. S. Robin will receive
prompt attention r, 9'l5 N 377Tlf'T l7-7'I,@