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Warm Air Furnaces

8 z q Y = g..
GILES =. PILLHY's, ST. LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
T 7 h hardly nessssary for n 10 rsssr y this
i Stove. the charaetsf Il which IL ~ favossbly
known. For simpiicity Of Arrangsmeat, saving
Of fse and superiority u operations IL stands M
rivalsd. Ii advantages are the result 81 twoSn-
provements, Wis;
LIST. IHca8AsHp DnAUoHf FiUss;
I'd. CIacULASiso Hsr-Aln FLuG.
WE AXE NOW RECEIVING
PINE suPPLY OF
PARLoR, COAL, HEATING 1 COOK STOVES,
Of ell sisss and patterns, which for
and smoothnsss Of eating cannot BE- sxcells1
among which are the patterns Of North, Chase 4
North, Of Philadelphia, Pa. Call and sxanina
for yourselves.
ENAMELED CRATES,
NARBELIZED IRON MANTLES.
We woald request al persons DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning Mantles asd Crates ~ give " . call. W,
can furnish you with any sise, or style AZ bssuty
to please the eye Of the most faslidious.
hickey ABBOTT,
aug75d 80 Aainst.
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HoW A00AN0N0ms1i
CHANGE or 1l191l
ORsnssee r1eies Via - r 1siSu: 80 -
lisss train will lsavs the Station q ksokuk q
o'clock .. ~, end aFsivs In Meatsoss q tao q n
a.rival d tie upp.s Psssss. ssa arriys :. xss.
tsk q ii'4c, and connect With tbs Packet for o.
sssosd rraia win issss thsssa.aos Il x.olul ).
=. md arriv. - Hos.rass q ii:ss >. =.
making sesnssiisn with the Upper Paaksa, aaA n.
turning leave Aontrose at o'clock ,. ~, and a.
rive In Ksekuk n $40. Thess Trains viii not
ssop . any insss0sdists stations, except when
W-By This arrangement, IN Lsus Paeksts are
70 arrive at II o'clock D. n, and leave ~ o'eioek
?. nj and the Upper Pasksts win naks. u Dast
Islasd, regular eoansetieas, Fest "a weaa, MD
''' A-''''@a' : ! No. 2 Ri1ifi MCDOWELL,
aug25d Engineer and IS spsrintsndsat
| ELOURi EL0UR
| WE have ~ article Of Plsur thai ~ viii ssli
w ATS per barrel, and warrant 10 10 rive
rEssscr sArisvAcr'sx, % Be EQUAL y QuINOY,
or any other brand. Of ths nsasy rsiasasd.
Try 1t, and save 81 50 per bbl.; delivsrs1 ssati.
KELLOGG sIRa1,
BONNETS.
M ERCHANTS and AILLINE KRIS visitips nuHI
Isl PhiladslpAta 70 purchase seeds viii
ind large and spisnaid assortment a ~ -
latest sty los Of Paris and Aneress Bcass0p. o~pa
and Head dresses a. Nm. n. 8. DtS0Ofse.
No. ell Ohsstnue-st.
i Psrticular sttsntio. paid 10 ordsn and sosds
warranted to give satis1Acten.
auy25-dims GS
DANCINO SCHOOL.
Mr.. MRS. JAMES RODGERS rsspoctfu,lv
AVA inform the Ladies' and Hentltman Of Ksokpk
and vicinity that their Dancing school viii opsa
on sbout me ar.t Of October Having received all
the new and fashionable dances from New Yori
and Philsdelphia, they are now prepared 10 teach
the art of dancing In all It's various branches.
Terms made Known ON application TO Jamss
Rodgers, At the II all fifth-s Iresf, between
and Johnson, from ~ to ia. m, and from Ito
X pm.
Private Classes taught, and Music furni,hed
for Private Psrties BY Masking timely upplica tion
10 JAMES K0DuEks,
aug25dtd At the Hall.
4 Times. and Post please copy.l
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1--WE are indebted to the steamer Nc
Nee Tor late copies Of the Chicago papers.

a The Richmond Enquirer makes an
open breast and declares t" For our own
pAr, &c have no hesitation in expressing
ne opinion that every Governor who has
been sent TO Kansss has been in,tyuet.a ~
scs .l.sys With special partially to the
South"
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Jsbbing ~ ala kAnas Aeus WIN
RSemptness.
ROOFING DONE, 1 GAL vANIzRD Iron CO1NI.
CRs PUT Up ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARM-AlR FURNACEsl

ROOFING DONE, I Gal vANIZRD IRON CO1NI.
cRs PUT Up ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARA-AlR FURNACEsl
w ere nov prepared 10 pat sp wssn-Air Par.
naoss for heating Dwsllinss, chufshss, Pshlil
Halle, -. The Furnace ussd 10 the nssufsssuFs
Of Lotss, Of Cinsiapati, who Aas spsr<l no psass
q expense In psrfsstins heating ~ araao whisa
b. no superior in point Ut durability, sesasay
and convsnisncs, safety fron IRE, heA1Skfui venti
latien and psrs quality Of hss!s1 az.
aug3Sd RicKkf ABBOTT.
4 nouar 70 RENT. :se..I.I.1 %. I.s.s.-
= ..s 1;s:;.' : s11'111 rs. MsSD;
neW Work - 0oTN00100,
AOkAONI64, ~ Leaders and Dss3gns, By Jns.
NA nyds,jr., (fernsrlya Mormon Elder. For
=: .. :; is saszi Ds,...
Eewisr Z Wsliss
II 70 DO Bssiasss,' = "Hov % Behave, !" sihsv 70
| Talk, J" "Aov y WRITE" for sale q
CLARKB's Literary Depot.
ssgO Near PssDs0ss.
Motico 60 Railroad Compani0o,
STEAK ENGINE BUILDERS.
BOILER MAKERS, CONTRACTORS, 20.
Tbs ssdsrsisssd are prepared 70 furnish
Head Lights,
| Locomotive Tyres,
Car Axiss and Springs,
Railroea TRack Seales,
kngins and Station Balls 0eaeB,
Steam 0uagss, Whistles and balances,
| Car and Switch Locks,
Hard, Hienal End Condss4sss' Lanps.
1nginssrs' Transits, ~, 6s.i
md other astielss ased u the sonsssustiae ss1
~, : operating q Railroads. Alss.
Doilsr Elass and Tuhss,
| Rive&s % al aises.
AZ fnB Lowser nnW Y0Ax rsIcxs.
Our connection, ~ Agsnts Of New York house
engaged entirely u he busiAess Of sapplyine
Railroads, -, a1bs6s ~ nnssrpGsed fasfiieiss q
lsxnisAlng NJ Glow asslss Mr. 6ispessA, ~ q
favorable psiees. w viii contract gseds . -
delivered Il Keeknk.
TlLLIN0HAST, LANE . DUEL,
leS Main Street,
asgAvd 5s-ssstss5sss saga VI sae Esvsasass. =,
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gsossons N FHsDcA. German, Latin,
creek, DraWDng = Mathemosscs.
Dk04. BRA 1SB e1kn his ssrvissa ~ teacher Of
1 The Languages, Drawing and sciences 10 the
Ladies aaa Gen tlsnsn Of Ksokak.
We, The sndaniSnsd, having had instructions
from Pse&. DsAsss psrsonally and In our families,
ehsas1alIy reeonnsd him TO tho oitissns Of Ksoku
= good, sGsisat aad faithful teacher, In every
way worthy Of their patronage.
Lev. M. Williams, ". Been.
Nm. n. B. Dickinson, p. KieAar,
An. 0ss. 3 Kilbsurne, Jlles Geises.
August l3-d
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NOTICE.
Wk the undersigbsd BANKERS Of the City q
w Aeokuk, will sontinus 70 receivs xsokpk
City Scrip On deposit - other currency.
FORD, 0OKHAM D FORD.
DEAIN0 LOVE.
CHAPLIN LEE.
auglSdtf RICkLkN LUCAS.
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$4,000 wanseAys
~ Kestuk CITY Hills at pfsniuu of3 = cent
~ ID kxsAaaSs fer 0rsceftes and 1Suit " all
kia1s. ~ The eoenAs Of AAis-st. snA Levss.
aa134 KING r TAYLOR,
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ID
as the late Legislature, for their efforts 20
bring to justice dishonest public servant
defeat POPULATION, and prevent the souan.
dering of the fund consecrated to the sduca.
ton Of tho children OF the State.
Resolved, That in the nominees for CIV.
ernor and Lieutenant Governor, We recop-
nize men capable and honest, and eyery vsv
worthy OF the support of the Republican par.
ty Of this State.
A unanimous call WAS then made for Judo,
Lowe, who took the stand, and addressed
the Convention in excellent style, Occupying
about thirty minutes. After returnins
thanks for the honor conferred upon him, M
pledged his best efforts and warmest sympa.
thies for the political organisation Of whIoh
be was made the standard bearer in the pres.
ent canvass. He regarded the present cor.
test, in view Of the adoption OF the Nev
Constitution, ~ one Of the most important
that Iowa has witnessed. A nov policy i y
be inaugurssed. The changes provided ia,
~ the Constitution are to be carried into ~.
fect. The people Of Iowa hays sdopted
the instrument, and they should zoe that 4,
provisions ars carried into effect by those
VINO are most deeply concerned in their ,uc.
cess, having been Instrumental in their adon-
ton. In other words, the Constitution
should be placed in the hands Of ito frienda:
not lott u the mcrcy Of its enemies, Who are
anxious 70 bring reproach upon il. The
adoption OF Banking system is matter 81
great moment. A large proportion Of the
journals and politicians Of the eo-called
Democracy are hostile TO Banking. syoved.
y, bitterly 50. II the next LeEislsture snd
state ADMINISTRATION is placed in their hand,,
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Judicial Sales, &c.
SHERIFF'S SALE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Theodose Duval, District Court,
VS.. Parish of St. Landry.
Mathew v Hargrove No. 1888.
B. TOledano & Taylor, District Court,
VS.. Parish of st. Landry
Mathew V. Hargrove. No. 1911.
RDY virtue Of two writs Of plu. Fl. ia, is
I'D sued in the above entitled suit, by
the District Court in and for the Parish OF -Landry
aud to me directed, will be exposed to public sale
the Court House of this Parish, Oh Saturday, the
9Th day of June next 1857, commencing at the hour
of Il o'clock, A. NJ. and continuing from day to
day, if necessary all the right tile, interest and
demand of Mathew V. Hargrove, in and to the fol-
lowing described property, seized to satisfy said
writ, to wit:
A certain woman of grf color slave for life
named Jeannette, aged about SO years and her four
children, to-wit Minerva, aged l3 years; Rosae
aged 10 years; Jenkins, aged years; Edmond
aged 4 years.
Negro-girl, slave for life, named Nancy, aged
20 years.
A Negro woman. slave for life, named Jane aged
abont "a years, with infant child, name and age
not known.
TERMS Cash.
L. V. CHACHERE. Sheriff
Sheritf's office, St. Landry, May I'd, 1857.
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Judicial Notices, sc.
Public Sale.

By the undersigned, public AuctaoneeT IN
and for the Parish Of st. Landry.
VWVHE public are hereby informed that
H. there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, on the plantation OF
Aurelien Landrenau, in Prairie Mamoth, On
Wednesday, 18th June next, 1857,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate of Samuel Reed Sr., deceased,
late of the Parish of St. Landry, to-wit:
l NEGRO-MAN, named PETIT JEAN,
aged about 35 years
| NEGRO-MAN, named JEAN, aged
about 100 years.
About 20 head of gentle horned
cattle; u lot Of horse creatures !;
four unbroken horses, two riding
horses, household furniture, &c.
Terms and CoudttioaS One half Of
the purchase money payable on the 1st of
April next, 1858 and the other half on the
1st of April following 1859. Purchasers
good and solvent security in solido,
to the satisfaction of whom the right, and
moreover the slaves remaining specially mort
gagged unto said Estate until full and entire
of capital and interest that may ac-
crue thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum from the time each payment becomes
due. Payments to be made in the hands of
John Reed, the Administrator of said Estate,
at his domicil in said Parish of St. Landry.
Y. VIDRINE, Auctioneer.
Opelousas, May 18th, 1857.
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Miscellaneous.
SEawartz O. Ra 12f12aaEa,
No, Ia ST, LNniS Street, New Orleans,

HMAVING established a wholesale Dry
.A M Goods Commercial House as above, in
New Orleans, are now ready to supply country
merchants with dry goods Of all kinds at a
lower price than they have been purchasing
in New Orleans until now.
Their commercial transaction with the
largest Houses and manufactures of the North
and foreign countries will enable them to
attain their aim, that is, selling at whole
sale at lower rate than can now be sold in
city.
They hope, by their punctuality and indus
try to merit the continuation of the patronage
of the inhabitants of St. Landry.
SHWARTZ & KAUFMAN,
No. Il St. Louis Street. New Orleans.
February 14th, 1857.
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F.. Il DAILY DIVISION OF THE CLASS j
FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ, TO IL O'CLOCK, M

Il DAILY DIVISION OF THE CLASS
FROM 9 O'CLOCK A. NJ, TO IL O'CLOCK, M.
Moaday-English and French translation.
1uesday-English and French Dictation and the
/; Mathematics.
!Wednesday--Latin, Spanish, French History,
Ihursday--Latin, Spanish, Mathematics.
Friday-Repetition of the general work of the
week, Preparatory Examination for the
tf~ Semestrial Examination, Reading.
Class froas 2 to S P. Man hour and half for
Inferior English Pupils An hour and half
for Superior French Pupils.
Class from Q to p Man hour and half for
Superior English Pupils. An hour and half
for Inferior French Pupils
Voluntary Study from to o'clock P. M. with
oat any extra charge, except the light and fire.
The scholastic year ID oftwelye months. Entire
Religious and Political Tolerance.
! g0ND DEDE0N8s
instruction and Board per year, 5 140 90
! day scholars, per year 40 90
IQuaIters paid in advanced
b. Gay scholars per month, 4 90
Latin, (Extral, 90
Spanish, 90
Drawing per year, 80 90
Music. 40 90
6edstead, mattrass, pillow, per year, 4 90
] Washing, per rhonth- Doctors fees at the
cost ofparents.
The board and tuition of Pupils of 16 years or up
wards to be settled by agreement
opelousas, December 27th, 1856. .y=sT
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JOEL II. SANDOZ & ANDREW MEYNlER.
CONDITIONS.


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three dollars; if paid at the end of the year. four doll
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settle up all arrearages.
. .AdUertising:--For one square not exceeding the
space of ten lines dollar for the first Insertion
and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out, until the editors
shall Judge it convenient to discontinue the pubi-
cation. yr
A liberal deduction made on advertisements in-
serted for long period. ~. 81 a
No advertisement or subscription viii be slapped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the option
of the publishers
No election tickets or other jobs printed without
the money the person ordering them to be print
ed is a responsible person.
Ten dollars in advance will invariably be required
or the announcement of candidates for office
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State OF AogCtStaAa.

DISTRICT Court, NJ e1ea
Parish Of 81. Landry '' o
Estate Of Susan Andrus, deceased.
8 Ohm ANDRUS, of the Parish of St.
e. Landry, Administrator of the Estate
Of Susan Andrus, deceased late of the Parish
Of St, Landry, having filed Final account
and settlement of said Estate, accompanied
by petition praying for the homologatiou OF
the sane And whereas the prayer Of said
petition has been granted by an order Of
Court, dated May 18th, 1857.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested, to make opposition, ifany they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof, why
said Tableau should not be homologated, and
the Administrator be discharged of all fur
ther liabilities as such.
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, May 23d, 1857.
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Sgf Sc w STORE

Y FEVHE undersigned takes this method of
y informing his friends and the public in
general that he has just arrived from New
Orleans with good assortment of dry goods,
cutlery, hardware etc., which he will sell
cheap for cash only, his experience in this
line of business having convinced him that
quick sales and small profits are preferable as
much to the buyer as to the seller.
He has opened his store in Main street,
opposite Mr. Perrodin's
E. ....s.. GUSMAN ESTORGE.
Opelousas, February 18th, 1857.
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A kind hearted and affsctionate spouse,

A kind hearted and affsctionate spouse,
bonne1ed and snnwled, very recently ap.
peared at the door of a room where her good
naiured Iiege lord was about TO indulge IN g,
comfortable snooze My dear, am going
shopping. What shall bring you TO com.
fort you 7" :" ] don't know, love don't
think Of anything | %ant particularly just
now. Come and kiss me. will tell You,
however what wanl you TO dou1 bring me. 81
" What is it, pray I" " spray, don's bring
me in debt I"
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MI u = Z Q

A PROF. ANTHONY WINNER
G8sS has the honor of informing the
W ADpublic, that having been induced
to come and settle in the town of Opelousas,
he is ready to give lessons on the Piano forte,
the Violin, the Guitar, and also in vocal
music he will likewise tune Pianos His
prices will be very moderate s6 90 per
month for Instrumental music, and So 90 per
month for vocal music For tuning Pianos,
the charges will be proportionate to the work;
still they will always be moderate.
Opelousas, August 10Th, 1856.
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state of Aou6ataun
DISTRICT CouRT, NJ o1eo
Parish of st. Landru [ No. oloo

PARISH D';Te5eE Of S. c29nTi Gnra,v. No. sles
Estate of Pierre Gilbert, deceased.
HNYRILLE GILBERT, of the Parish of
" st. Landry, Administrator of the Es-
tate of Pierre Gilbert, deceased, having filed
Tableau of Classification and Settlement
of said Estate, accompanied by petition
praying that the same may be homologated;-
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of Court dated 10Th
May, 1857.
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.
L. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, May 23d, 1857
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FHNHE public are hereby notified not to
H. negotiate or trade for the following
described notes of hand subscribed by me,
as the consideration for which they were given
has failed. and as I will not pay them unless
forced by law.
One note dated 4th March, 1857 for two
hundred Dollars, payable in all the month
of March, 1858, and one note bearing the
same date, also for two hundred Dollars, paya-
BILE in all the month of March, 1859, both with
interest at 8 per cent per annum from time
due, subscribed by the undersigned and Jean
Louis S. Fontenot in solido, and payable to
the order of Hilaire Bordelon, aud marked
ne uaraetur, by John F. Morrogh, Notary
Public for St Landry.
~. PIERRE LAFLEUR.
Parish of St. Landry, May %, l857.-lm
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o. A gentleman, whishered up to the
very eyes, was passing along the street, when
a couple ofjoly tars on a land cruise observed
him " ShiVer my timbers. Jack, u said one
to the other. that fellow looks like ,at
peeping out Of bunch efoakum."
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TAKEN UP
NEW BUTCHERY.

am THE undersigned will com.
menee selling beet in the market
in Opelousas, about the 1st of
june. He has made his arrangements to OBJ.
tain his supply of beeves from one of the
largest Vacheries in the Parish. and will
always sell as fine beef as the country can
afford. He hopes by moderate prices and
strict attention to his business to obtain a
fair share Of the public patronage.
EDWARD WIKOFF.
Opelousas, May 9th, 1857.--1m.
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NEW WAREHOUSE.

TMNHE undersigned, having taken the
= Warehouse situated in the town of
Washington, formerly known as the Ware
house of Fontenot & Lyons, for the purpose
of receiving and forwarding freight and mer-
chandise, will faithfully attend to all bust
ness which may be entrusted to him by his
friends and the public in general.
J. B. A. FONTENOT.
Washington, January 81, 1857.
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For Sale at Private Sale.
SIX Arpents of Land, situated within the
- limits Of the Town of Opelousas: a good
situation for a residence
This land will be sold either for cash or
on one years credit, at moderate price.
Apply at this office.
Opelousas, February 7th, 1857.
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DR.. SAT,TES.

- AVING purchased plantation in
"a E Bellevue, perfectly convenient TO re-
ceive patients, will devote himself most ex-
clusively to the treatment of chronic diseases,
and his prices will be moderate, that is to
say, one dollar per day for slaves which do
not require the attendance of nurse, and
for those to whom nurse is necessary, the
price will be agreed upon with the owner.
DR.. Sales moreover offers his services to
all those who may honor him with their con-
fdence. B..J. SALLES, M. D.
Bellevue. Nov, 29th, 1856.
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Organization of the Institution from January
LIST, 1857.
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FOR SALE.

"A n excellent SUGAR MILL with the
- kettles; the whole in good order.
For the particulars, apply to the editors Of
the Courier, or to Mr. Simon Richard
Opelousas, November lst. 1856. 48-tf.
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Mrs. GEORGE, Mautuamaker,
ACE! HCE!! ECE!!!

NOR sale at wholesale or retail, at WIN.
~ Ireland's depot corner, of Bellevue and
Court street, Opelousas, at 3 cents per pound
April 25, 1857
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Mercantile Cards. &C.
LITERARY INSTITDTION or OPELOUSAS.

Dirertor-A. DE ST. CYR, D'ARrHUN.
HENRY FRAzRE, Professor Of English.
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TTERRMAN BoDEMULLER, Barber, Main
y = Street. ner Mr.. Chretien's Tailor ahop.-He
also teaches music on the violin - gBita m and
Opelousas, April 18th, 1850
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CAUTION TO the PUBLIC.

Opelousas, May 23d, 1857.
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CoTEE AND sueAR Brazil produces $40 900 600 pounds
coffee annually being than entire half that
grown in the world Java produces 100 GOO 900 pounds
elOn 50, 900 000 San Domingo b 900 eeo Costa Rica
OO 900, Mocha 100000, and the British West Indies
5000 900
W the $500 900 900 pounds OF sugar produced In 1856
pan furnished 200 900 900 pounds, Cuba 500 600 000
sh West Indies $50 900 600 and Louisiana and other
tui States ESQ o0O O0o About a. ooo 900 pounds OF
Ipf sugar made In the northern States In year
Id france Belgium Germany Austria, and Russia make
'O0ut A0 GEO. 900 OF beet sugar in year In consump-
-2 Great Britain requires annually for her coffee tea
"a Sates-without quite as sweet tooth az John Bull
'snAnds some 80, 600, 600 pounds rrs.
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THIRTY-sEEENTH INsTALMENT-openod to.

fRTY-SEYENTH INSTALMENT-0pened to-
Il day the thirty seventh usament Of celebrated
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cases ladies cotton cash quality I25f yard by
piece only for parts of pieces Ia cents yard CIV
The above soft finish tho
goods IN the Union atthe We benefit al
strangers emily the concurrent testimony
e past our years has established them fabric
enee. Each piece branded with n full tr'
40 other choice shitngs sheetnps IN an widths aud
prices. .t#
200 pieces superior Irish linens ..1Ha
sheetngs and pillow linens u he proper grades widths the
best and most q warh orders; are
thereby enabled 70 Offer them the prices
Cur stock 81 all hrt class goods
never larger OF at,ractivey varied :
Our northern and correspondents supplies
daily. ~ tEnr =. ~ 'FfUF 'FF
charged J -s' -7'7'-- w.
We opening bills but csas ones that are
mot settled when presented
Goodarucls low es aud tr dealing may relied on IN an
cases s7 PERRY BROTHER
Central Stores, buiidsng
Dec s-l0tth opposite Centre Market
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The governor Of Minnesota has designated the 3lst
lay Of December as fitting day for thanksgiving 10
Almighty God" He says. II have thought il prop
10 fix this day, in season Of general festiyity,
when the social virtues heightened by the renew
'ofacquaintanoe and those happy social greetings
which add so much to the real pleasures OF life III