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AT ArrHcr,1oSArn sos.--A few days since,
Mr.. J W., of this city, on his way from the
Asst House, NewYork, to the New Haven
boz stepped into a drinking saloon for the
~ pose Of '"smiling" with q friend. Upon
en- ,,,ring, he saw two young men in deep black,
indulging in " someth' . They were
brothers. Mr. ,costed one OF them
familiarity tlk Hm, / perceive you are in
mourning who isdead " Mother" answer.
ed Tom. 'Ahtind1 d, when did she die?"
asked Mr.. ". |" ay before yesterday" re- },
piled Tor :" WHO is she to be buried "
,sked MY. W. To n took another Whit ct his
cigar and replied "'the funeral is advertised
for 4 o'clock this +. NJ, but / don't think they
will get At ef before tve." boston Post.
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d EMEDE INFAILLIBLE.--Le soussigne
~ possade I'M remede infailliblc pour guerir les
cancers. II donnera lattention Ia plus graude aux
p%ersonnes afligees de cette maladie qui youdront
rhonorer de leur c~onfiance.
Ceci nest pas du cllarlatanisme-Des certifcats ct
des temoignages de ~citoyens bien connus ct dignes
de fol yiendront ~attester la vtrit6 de ce que %j'avance.
ct de Teficacite des remedies que ~j'emploic pour quo
rir ces tumeurs redoutables.
Toutes communications adressees aux Editeurs de
cette feuille, gu au s~oussign6 au Grand Coteau par la
poste, %recevront me attention prompte. On pourra,
aussi, lie trouver Il sa demeure sur les CoteauX de
Plaquemine.
Opeloasas, 10 mai 1856.
JOHN G, BARRY.
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ilbe potrtot
gFFlucIAil. ajjoa JOURNAL. Of TIE PARISH or SAINT LANDRY
p MD TOWN OF optlousH
BY ALE. LIvINd

ny ALF. 1rv1Nd III co.
ALE. LIVINGSTON. a1 g. LEN
X
The Merchant and y {s'rl Y
The Paris correspondent of
Express tells the TOLL ycryA story
Gone day last 7 >althV ercharfS OF
the rue MoutorgqJ alkini along the
banks ofthe caualj wheel he observed
u young girl Of WI ,cted appearance
hastily pass bd apparently sup
posing herself III /she knelt for an in
slant on the en- in prayer, and was
about to MAXI iintolA ne Y-er, when
the merchant Ttarm, and,As " re-
preaching heJ ipting to put am ID to
!her. life, do AM know the causeJ q
,would-be 8 cideA sted to- him atg
story. s. Shad,A id,rjust lost hej
her last SivingA i've, en'-h@
port, ng hersolf" a1d and
utterlj 9 OF re- .es,7 thought the Des'
thing 10 would be to put an imnS
ATE to IA existence, While she as
spet ing, our benevolent merchant Of we'd
thac she was quite young and city,
Promising to provide for her tls, 'are,
he led her from the spot. Walking to- her
the twain arrived upon the Bouleyards.A -
consequence Of her misery the young Great
had not eaten any thing that day, and natura
now began to feel hungry. Her newton
friend ~straightway entered a neighboring resA
%taurant, and called for a private room. After
eating q bountiful dinner, the young girl wish
ing to make some woman's request Of the dame
de compton, left the room. After waiting for
some time, and finding that his protege did not
return, the merchant determined to pay his bill,
but what was his chagrin, on searching .,4s
pockets for the wherewithal to do so, to ascer.
tain that his po,teaoanaie had disappeared, and
with it the contents, amounting to over two
thousand francs. The merchant has come to
the determination that, for the future, if pretty
young women wish to drown themselves, lie
will not offer the slightest obstacle" @
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A Wis lie ID novembre dernier, les soussignes
~ ont sign6 conjointement ct solidairement une
obligation %souscrite a leur ordre pour la somme de
trois cents soixante qninze piastres payable lie Ter
%ianvier 1856, avec int6rct a 4aison de s pour cent Ian
a partir de Ia date de la dite obligation.
lie public est averti, par lie present avis, de ne pas
ntgocier la dite obligation, lohjet pour lequel ellie a
etc donnee n'ayant pas CITE rempli.
Opelousas, 26 avril 1856.
G. n. EALER,
. ALE. LIVINGSTON.
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IT ICONS DE MUsIQUE.-Mr. A. A.
~ WHEELER, ayant form6 une Classe, common.
cera son cours de Douze Leeons JEUDI Apres-hIidi,
lie ~ du mois, au local des Varieties. Ceux qui desi-
%reraient prendre des Lecons de Chant, ct ~Ieceyoir
quelque instruction DIES elements de la Musique, peu-
vent laisser leurs MONS au magasin de Mons. G. N.
Ealer, on a John Il. King, DR.. Campbell GU j. NJ.
Bradford.
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HOTEL DE L'AIGLE, autrefois "Galt
- Honse," Washington, La.-WM IRELAND, dc
Ia Nile Orleans, ayant achete cette p~ropriete annon.
&c au public, quill est maintenant pref a recevoir les
voyagcurs, ainsi que des pensionnaires. Get Gtablis.
sement est sitre entire les denx debarcaderes, ct fai
SAINT face au Courtableau. Les appartements ont 6tt
nonvellement garnis en- neuf. lie proprietairc ose
espGrer que par des efforts incessants, de pouyoil
rendre 50 maison aussi conlmode ct agrerble q ses
patrons, que tout autre Establishment de ce genre, a
Ia campagne. II Y Q alssi une bonne ecurie.
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TTNION HOTEL, Washington Lam

|TTNION HOTEL, Washington, Ia-M
public NJ s9 tsss be n we aiken intern fer ass IL, M
well known house, formerly kept BY 1Ia4EEt&Mr
John stittcll, and having newly fnr5~EEseAkses,
nislcd and fitted up the establishment is prepared
to entertain boarders by the Month, Week @DsI'
on moderate terms. .--E lstta5g 81
His table will always be supplied with tns R y
the market affords; and he hopes that a desne ~
his part to leave nothing nndone that VII poa a.s
the comfort of his guests will secure 70 nm ln aauAi'
of the public patronage. .ss !. IN IA
Careful and experienced white servants Wl y
always in attendance. ~ ,8ilfR q 5sRsf
Washington, La, May 10, 1856. n,np I'M
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VENTE PAR LIE AsHERIF-Cour de
District, Paroisse st. Landry. Nos. 7234 ct

District, Paroisse st. Landry. Nos. 1884 ct
1885 .. La Banque DIES Artisans ct des Commereants
VS.. BENZ. R. Rogers. lqug. 81. As 9FfE ,lJW AM f.
En- yertu de deux writs de fieri facias delivres
dams Fafaire ci-dessus, par Ia Cour de District dams
ct pour Ia Paroisse st, Landry ct lie susdit Etat, Ct d
moi adresse, IL sern expose en- vente publique, pour
da compliant, a Ia maison de Cour de cette paroisse
sAMEDI, le septieme jour de JUN, A. b. 1856,
commencant . IL heures du matin ct continuant les
jours %suivants, Sill est necessaire, tous les titres,
droits, interets ct pretentions dudit defendeur, Benz.
r. Rogers ALA propriet6 ~suiyante, saisie pour salts
faire lie ditordre, savoir: gE -
LIE tiers indivis des terres ci-dessous decrites, a sa-
voir
lie quart Sud-Est de la section No. 81, ct Ia Motto
Est du quart Nord- Est, ct la Motto Est du quart Sud
Est de Ia section No. Is, du Township 4, Sud de Ia
Rangee No. 4 Est, c~ontenant ensemble trois cent
vingt acres ct GSIl00.
Lots Mos 0, 10, II 1t u, section G, contenant 1920
acres /; Lots Nos. l2.et Is section 8, contenant n. 80
acres Lots Nos. 8 ct 4, section 8, contenant 1920
acres--305h9 acres, dams lie Township 6 Sud de la
Rangee 6 Est.
La dite terre ttaut situee dams la paroisse de St.
Landry. '4 ff 1F..h gHh "1> s# fgE
Bureau idu Sheriff, Opelousas, 3 mai 1856. Jlig
sAaI Ia 4|llTi,t5 l.. v. .THACHERE, Sheriff:
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EGARE on VOLE.-Du chemin de cour.
~ Sc de s. Hartman, salnedi dernier, un
cheval Amdricain, Bal tonce, une tache NasHEE1
blanche an front, ct I'M seton sous l'Gil gau- Ct ~
che; il await etc reinforcement saigne. On ne Sc rap:
pele plus les autres marques. Une recompcnse libd.
rale sera donnee a quiconque ramenera lie dit cheval
soft a Ihabitation c%i-dessus, soft au soussigne.
Opelousas, 10 mai 1856.
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Bcranger.

Nssalysus 81, Bcrangsr.
Auig' NTs. ss
Tsuvres eufadS s9aaa d croycz encore
Qaaon pcdt sti III M y libcrte "
III sous n plis duIdrapeau tricolorse saisia3s
FAter iesllalii api "a ressuscits! gia gds
MesmeeAants yers dpntyoas gardez memoir'
OubliekIes! je viensI les renicr g.A .a3s3
ST yroyais, = iii iiaauad1iiiuaaiis l liz ,gloiie,'
All ppardonnoas; ~ psuyre chanlsondnlierl
Pas dusls c6tes &c temps qp'on fit revivre
Rcsscmblertil aux jours reeves par moi?
Moi. qui jamais n aiscesse dc poursuiyre
Inquais, f~stteuls, ornpcrcur papee ct roi.e
81 j'eus des chants pour IN grand capitaine,
C'est gull etait sans scepte ct p%risonnier; T.
Drumaire etait puni par Sainte. Helene.
All p~ardonnez au pauyrc c~hansonnierl
Tour moi N.isard scrartil~ leloqnence 7
EtlLeverrier mn second Arago :
Suisse l'anlil dc IA mutt, .du silence!
1T Belmontet me tientil lieu d'Hugo?
Enfin, mon DSeuR Eslsment, 81 bonhcmme,
Est-il Y niesdH shire ct du geolier9
Eststctldi que Pon protege a Rome /?
AhtpardOnnez al pauyre c~hansonnier!
~ ~ ehante lepopee hsroique
Aahits bleds par IA victoire uses
C'staient les fls de notre Republique
Blatant vinst ans les Rois %coalises. ~ ~
Maisle soldat bien brosse quit nous guette, '
Quiinols tuerait ponr passer officer,
Estrl le mien trinqhant a ID guinguette?
Al pafdcpnez. au pauvre chansonnier! g !.
Ala Pologne 4 - noble Italie, "a I'd. (.
"A France dot uine dette de sang ;ira
lie canon gronde ZEN avant MINIS, folie d
81 pres de nous le terrain est igglissant ;1771g'.
,Allcns porter plus loin Independence
Au Tsurc, dnt-il 50 faire IN peu prier.
Peuplea VOLTA votre sainte alliance!
All! pardonDes an tpauvre %chansonnier ! 7f
sal8si PAssY, 20 mars 1856.
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IMpER71SENr. - Lady lin . fast 'onable
dress. "Littlc boy, can l go throug this
gate to the river?" nr-s
Boy" Perhaps, A load Of hay went
through this morn Ng."
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HOTEL DE IUN1o3 washington, La

- LIE soussignd informe tpu- ASMro
bic que Get etablissement 81 bien
fell, ct Giant ientiereEA-~nris en- &MsayAsaAasA
neuf, est maintenant pref a recevoir les voyageurs,
ainsi que des pensionnuires an mois OF par semaine.
So table scra t~o,ljours pourvue de tout CO que lie mar
SAINTS dc msriter une part du patronage public.
lla a son anploi, que des se~rviteurs blancs dune
grande experience. 90 lr H Fl
Washington, 10 mai 1856.
Wi ,.s .,.. ... FRANCOIS A. VIDRINE,
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WESTERN EXCHANGE. Gowns. :,
w Tchoupitoulas and Natchez streets W. y
leans. Mrs. WILSON would inform he, s ssa!a
and the public generally that she has o !. sasa aMs
above house, and is now prepared to accamma, .e
boardcis on reasonable terms. Her table viii s1. y
be supplied with the best the market affords. s' ssG
ated in the heart of the business portion Of tse s stu
unusual inducements are offered to merchant, y: y,
this paDcr. -aI To-. sN"es VI
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W1v VA CoNTEsr 1BETWEEN4 FAFnRR AND
sorHR r. Sheridan had q great distaste to
s auSi th;ng like metaphysical discussions, whereas
my ing ILL., Inv - i;S;nr H. them ~ T,om' ono dov
LII ho,a Az 5;.crss with h;s father the IN no Of
.ri NJas ~ isT' =, i..fllH h11 ~.
$500 Do, y, rooa satbet u, I'll Avon
aver do any tbinsT in j r }indif-.
lele a.ne1 sm = 1''I'f $3.50
" rshas;daot go. aatNAu nd by
S.saans' .u 'nh;ecta from
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DIANO FORTE TUNIfN AND RE-

Il PAIRING.-Mr. A.A. WHEELER, from Frank.
lin, Parish of st. Mary, is prepared to attend to all
orders in the above capacity. His well known repu-
tation throughout the State enables him to guarantee
perfect satisfaction to all wishing his services.
Refers to Rt. Rev. Ieonidas Polk; Henry Parsons,
Agent for Chickering's and Nuns 4 Clark's Piano
Fortes, ID Camp street, and H. D. Hewitt, Music
Dealer, 80 Camp street, NewOrleans.
/. Orders left at this office will be promptly attended
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My lad,' said a lady to o boy, carrying
out an empty mail bag, " are youa mail bgf?"
"You don't think Use q female boy doz
Won 2"
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An Irishmar .escaribing the trading powers
he YanE said "HIr was cast away on
a \ solat, island, he'd get up the next morning
ane o around sellin' maps to the inhabitants
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A OCORD Ell PREPARATION DE PA
~ NON. A. a. Wheeler de Franklin, paroisse
st Mary, e~xecutera toutes les commandes qui lui
seront e~nvoyees. Sa capacite bicn reconnue dams Get
Etat, Iautorise Il garantira ceux qui l'emploieront
qu'ils seront satistaits de son!travail.
References, Rev. L. Polk, Henry Parsons agent
pour Chickering's; Nunns & Clark's, lubricants de
Pianos forte rue du Camp No Is ct W. H. Hewlett,
marchand de musique, 80 rue du Camp, 70.
Tout ordre laissc au bureau du Patriotic sera ext
cute pr~omptement. 10 H.! l.si.i 81, .ll,
Opelousas, u avril 1856. ll,.,-
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vENTEs A
VENTE PAR LIE sHERIF.-Cour

VENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Cour de
district, Paroisse st. Landry. /. No. 1868 ~.
j. b. Dejean. pere VS.. Blum & Levy. -,4y
En- vert,, dun ordre de saisie ct de vente dGliyre
dams l%,afaire ci-dessqs par 10 Cour de District dams
ct pour ID Paroisse St. Landry ct lie sustit Etat, et
d moi adresse, il seraI expose en- vente publique, poul
du compliant a la Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse,
SAMEDI, lie. sseptiame jour de JUN, A. ID. 1856,
commencant a II heures, ct continuant de jour Ell
jour, sill est necessaire, tous les titres, droits, interets
ct pretentions des dafendeurs, Benm g. Levy Ia
propriete ~suivante, saisie pour ~satistaire lie dit ordre,
SAVIOR: II .aA4IwlY 4 -ls1I ggI r.I0 4 l--1-s'
I'm certain LOT DE, TERRE, mesurant IN farpent
dc face sur deux dc profondeur, sitne sur lie Riviere
Teche en- cette paroisse de st. Landry, borne Sud a
unc distance de soixante pieds du niveau de Ia pre-
niiere rive de Ia dite riviere Teche, Est par In terre
du %vendeur, Nord par lie terrain de Jules Mcstrick, ct
Quest par lie chemin public, Avec toutes les Ba.
tisses ct Ameliorations qui y appartiement. %N7
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas. 5 mai 1856. Z lGA,
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pILULES CATHARTIQUED DE AVER.
IL La plus grande ddcouyerte mfdicale du steele.
Files ne s~oulagent pas, mails gudrissent les malades,
une seule boitc gudrit la Dyspepsia.
Trois boites ont guGri DIES cas- de ~scrotulles les plus
Inyeterts, deux bottles ont guGri les e~rtsiptles.
Une bottle sufit pour Ia gu6rison de la jaunisse,
trois bottles, ct souyent une seule sufIit Il vous purifier
le sang. T..r. ... ..a... a..,3
DeuX boites, ont complement gutri les ulceres
dune nature la plus invettrte. 9"4 l'
Les h6morhoIdes sont gentralcment guGris ayec de
petitcs doses. ~ ~ Y ar. DIO.
Une dose gudrit lie NAL de t6te provenant dun cs.
tomac surcharge.
De fortes doses rtp6ttcs solvent, chassent tons les
vers du corps. d 20
il serait bon den donncr aux enfants qni sont tou-
jours plus on moins, aftligas de cette maladie, CONNIE
mtdecine douce ct agreeable ellie ma pas dtgalc.
Une bottle guelit lie Infringement de fcie.
une demi-boite g,tiit lie rlmme.
Files puritieut lie sang, ct ell consequence toucllcnt
Il la racine de toutes maladies. 1=
Files sont purement vegetables, ct ne peuyent faire
aucun NAL, mails mcontraire Giles contribuent a la
santt dune maniere merveileuse. 'it
PrGparecs par j. c. Aver, chimiste, Lowell ,Massa-
%chusetts, ct sendues par John Posey. ct Pierre il.
Hebrard n Cic., Opelousas; S. d.. Alls, Washington;
Jean Bite. Pol'ingne, Grand Coteau,
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GHAS. n. EALER, H%orloger, Bijouticr ct
" Orfeyre, encoignure Main ct ST Landry, Opelo,l.
sas, n CONSIGNMENT en- main M grand assortment de
montres en- or ct en- argent franchises ct anglaises 4
double boltiers, montres "Patent Lever ct Lepine,
Boucles d'oreilles, Bagues, Brooches pour danes ct
Epinglettes pour messieurs, %lunettes, plumes ell or
ayec manches dor ct d'argent, Parfumerie. Brooches
a chevcuX, Savons de toilette, ct autres articles trop
longs a dnumirer, lie tout a des prix rtdui.s pour du
compliant on de BONES acceptations sur Ia Vile.
II eNecutera aussi pour du compliant toutes especes
de travaux concernant sa profession, ayec promptitu.
de ct n la satisfaction de tous ceuX qui lhonoreront
de leur coniiance. ' 'If
Opelousas, 10 mars 1856. ----
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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
~ WI. HODGSON, No. 1888 Camp street, New
Orleans, having taken advantage Of the past summer
in having his spacious store enlarged and refitd en-.
tirely new, has taken great pains in choosing lis
many supplies from the Northern and Western nau.
ufactories, and is Of the opinion that he can suit the
most tast&lious in their wants white selecting from
He hasH most complete assortment of S~ilverplated
ware, Japanned ware, Britannia ware, Hollow ware,
Planished Tin and Plain Tin ware, Iron ware, Ea.
meled ware, Wooden ware, Willow ware, Brukhes,
Brooms, Glass ware, etc. aaf
Also. Solar and Hall LAMPS and Lanterns, either
Gilt, Br0nZed. Olive or Damask colors, Girandoles,
Oil and Camphene 6 and 4 light Chandeliers, Oil,
Gas and Camphene Lamps of all descriptions and at
all prices. '4,fi
His STOVES and RANGES are all %uneqaaled In
reputation; for while he has all the latest and most
approved patterns, he retains a large stock Qfthe Old
and tceH klO1rn ones. He has the celebrated Double
Oven Morning Star Cooking Stove flour sizes from
$40 to s35 each completely which is eqaaled by none.
1t has double hampers, double drafts, roasting and
cooking ovens, and six cooking holes, besides many
other advantages over the majority of Stoves.
His stock of Church, Parlor, Bedroom, BARRON,
Steamboat and Cooking Stoves and Ranges consists
of the largest and most extensive assortment yet In
troduced in the South. -Aj . la,
He deals in Oils Of all kinds, Tnrpentine, Alohd,
Camphene, Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid.
Also, Office and Parlor Mantles and Grates ofeyeiy
description and price. eI,Ijs7H7 60 tss u
Also, Extra Baskets, Tenders, Ash Crates, Blow
ers, Pans, ETC., of all sizes, at reasonable prices
He manufactures all kinds Of work Min, sheet
Iron and Lead;
And requests that planters, country merchants d
Others in want of articles in his line should cay On
him when in NewOrleans and examine bis stock anu
prices, as he feels confident that he can sl tnes
rnOIs nf a worry low nrtpa Mt either fChOe4Gk Wfr
tail. WI HODGSON, 1888 Camp street.
l.IH' Ht adjoining ST. patrickS Chalck
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FURY DE POLICE, Paroisse St. Landry

V-Assemblee du 4 decembre 1866.
Resolu, que la resolution da 4 septembre 1855
soft annule, ct que lie collector de 10 Take du Bail
road pour liannee 1854, est ~autorise a collector con-
formement a la loi Ia dite take, ct lorsqu'il ~arrivcra
que la propriet6 saisie, pour ~satisfaire la dite take,
nest pas vcn1ue, OIL en- cas- que lie montant ofert ne
serait pas egal an montant de In take ct des frais qni
sen suivraient, alors dams l'un on l'autre cas-, lie dit
collector est ~autorise a acheter au nom ct au profit
de la paroisse, la ~propri6te ainsi saisie, pour une
somme n'excedant pas lie montant de Ia take ct des
frais. Temoin GUY II. BELL, Grefier.
q ConformGment il la resolution ~ci-dessus, tous
contribuables arrieres sont par lie present avertis
quill ne leur sera accorde un plus long dtlai, ct que
je proc6derai immAdiatement, scion la loi, A leXecu-
ton de mon devoir. d. CAN'T, Collector.
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MURPHY'S HOTEL AND REST1r
~; RANT, 9s and 100 st. Charles strestn ~.
well known house is now in excellent oras sT =
reception of visitors. The rooms are anu aiSss ! 70 ths
ventilated, and the table inferior to ~ anq p'NNa i
and Lodging, or either alone, will be furn;shs Dsafd
reasonable terms. A"maaea %
Attached to the establishment are suna,;o.
Pin Alleys, and a Bar we'll stocked with lg VIZ. tn,
Liquors. "'A VINES and
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ECIIAPPE on VOLE, de la residence
~ du soussigne vcrs lie 10 d'ayril dernier,
I'M Cheval .Alexan, ayant seize paumes, Es1s9SA
ayeo une tache blanche sur lie mex, les deux -S' Ya
p}eds de derriere blancs ct une ~cicatlice sur lie muscle
dune des iambes de derriere. II Il. a peu.dres s ans,
ct a les pieds de devant ferries.
Une recompense lib6rle sera domee a celui qui
me ramenera lie dit cheyal, on men dennera DIES rcn.
seigncments.
Holmesyille, 3 mai 1856.
A. FOGLEMAN.
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NALERY ROY, Collector, oifre respect
V sueusemcnt ses services comsne tel, au public.
Tout ordre, laisse an n,agasin de NeyH& Estorge, sera
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pIANOES! PIANOESH
CHI. MULLER is now enabled, by the last
shipments from NewYork, to undertake the most
difficult mechanical work, and guarantees it to last.
running done IN q manner superior to that in NcwOr-
leans. Calls from the country, left at this Office or at
POsey's Drug store, promptly attended to.
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~ C. N. EALER,
ALT. LIVINGSTON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURED
" WITHOUT FA1IA-The undersigned is in pos
eession of an Infallible Cure for Cancer, and will
devote his personal attention to all applicants.
This is no quack nostrum. Certificates and testi.
monials from citizens of known crcdibility in this
Parish can be shown to convince the Mst skeptical
Of its nndoubted efficacy in Graduating these dread.
full tumols. att'Hl
Communications addressed to the editors of this
paper, or to the subscriber, at the Grand Coteau
also be found at his residence on Plaqueminc Ridge.
L fI Cd. "U7. TnTTNf ~ nanny