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The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12
TIE ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
- Cincinnati, ID,

FHSHE WINTER Session of 1878 will commence
Il on Monday the 12tlTof October and continue
sixteen weeks 4 full and thorough course oil
Lectures will be given, occupying six OF seven
hours daiy, with good opportunities for attention
to practical Anatotr wand with alIple Ctiniea ia
ciiites at the Commercial Hospital. The prehm-
inary course Of Lectures will commence on Monday,
the 28th September, and eontlnee daily until the
commencement of the regular Lectures
The arrangement OF the chairs wilt be as follows
i. F. sr. JoHs, NJ. D..-P,efessor Of .aaatoay
aad Phys6aiegy.
J. F. JoDsE, n. D.,-P'gfessOr of Chemistry aad
Pharmacy.
A. j HowF, NJ. D..-Preffssor Of Surgery.
c. H. cLEAvEIaHp. NJ. D.,-Pfgessor Of Natefia
Medtca and Therapeutics
p WV sasswsSD; .y g.,S5;,:, y. D-Prge'ss, ssieal
j R. BUCHANAN NJ D,-Ealessus Professor Of
Cerebral Physiology aud lastitafeso of Meaiane
JoHs KING, NJ Dr-zPfofessor tf 0bste11ees and
DISEASES IF Horaeas and Children,
The terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore. -Natgicu!ation. $500. Tuiti4n n,
s20G0.-Dsc15rstFato Ticket, sis0oA Every
Student is required to engage IN dIssectionen
stes before GgadaatIea.l Graduation. $500.
Ticket to Coa1Hlsfeiai Hospital toptiona1, $500.
The LECTURE Rooms are newly finish+d, neat and
comic able, and in centra locality fin College
Hall. Walnut Street,, where Students will find it
convenient TO cell on their arrival.
Tickets for tie session nay be obtained of the
DEM ete Farssty, at bis 0fice, No 1l3 Smith ST..
or of Pref {. II Ct.EAyELAhp, Secretagy ot tic {tte
nltg, No. l39 Seventh st. near Elm.
JOHN KING, " D., Daais.
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Notice TO the Public.

A EEyN- The good .and.safe steamer
sxss=E1ss, s.!s::ss==z4E - ANNA PERRET, built ex.
assssssssFsR pressy for the trade, Gus. E.
lIier.master has commenced her regular trips
between Opeloasas and N Orleans, leaving Wash
.logton every Sunday morning at 10 O ocock aud NJ
Orleans every "Wednesday at S P M during the
season. For freightor passage apply on board OF
to Alfred Louaiilier, Washington
U-Shippers and ndsconsignees of freight will take
particular not,ce that 10 freight will be delivered
from the warehouse Gnti The freight bill is paid, or
Feceipted backto the shippers for payment ALI
persons having freight will always find their bills
with M. Alfred LoaailIier, at Washington, who is
authorized to collect anu receipt for the same.
Aug. % 1857. HINCKLEY * CO.
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A NEW DlgcogIaYl
THE GREATEST AND MOST WONDERFUL
IN THE WORLD.
SARSAPARILLA LOZElV n GESs, G rs

SIMPLE and Compound, prepared by y.
~ HEREU, Druggist and 2 Physician, stlp-
erior TO all essences syfups and extracts so named.
and to all speciaities heretofore known.
have for a long time thoroughly investigated
the idea of general therapeutic agent susee eptibie
OF being applied to all diseases the developefaeat
or morbid principle of whie "A proceeds rom ania-
ternal cause, either in the bood or aaY the otter
organs
A careful and uninterrupted analysis of the aui-
NAL. vegetable and mineral kingdoms hal induced
the hope that could bring suea result, aud
thanks to my iHdefatisabia researches it Is npW
obtained.
| have found in some vegetables the necessary
means for this grand idea, which is based eaon IN
oeaginous principle of Sarsaparilla partly known
to the public. Such is the discovery which have
the honor this day OF advertising. The form of
Lozeuses has been given to it, because its nature
preeluaed the possibility of doing otherwise, and
have divided it into simple aud compound Lozenges
in order that they might be given to children as
well as adults
My first experiments We're made privately, and
remained unknown until wonderful results had
satisfied me that [. had Succeeded, and that the
charge u quackery could not be brought against
me.
The attention of physicians and of the public
are called to these Lozenses. il order that every
one may witness the admirable result of the same.
General effects testified to by upwards Of a thon-
sand persons The stomach is cieaGsed. the blood
is purified and renovated by removing all inpari-
ties from this precious organ and ilnid.
SPECIAL EFFECTS.
l. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases gener-#
ally.
2. Persons who have used these Lozenges have
never had the cholera nor the yellow fever.
g. Venereai, syphiitic, herpetlc. scofbnticai,
equity, rheumatic and nervous and bilious diseases
are competeIeeured few days after the remedy
is resofted to.
A. All diseases of the lungs head, eyes, stomach,
bowels, and other internal and external complaints
disappear entirely, provided the Lozenges are re-
sorted to.
For sale by the box, with prospectus showing
how they must be used.
Depot at D. HEREU5S,
Corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
For sale by JOAN Posey, Opeiousas July II
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Bl-suPRTE or LINE,

ID IgH'D. II. CHM, New Orleans. owner and
IA proprietor of La. Chemical Works, having
erected during the past year. on Canal street, large
and extensive works, is now prepared 10 furnish to
Planters an articeof B-suatfe Of Lime of superior
quality. As the Bi.saag gaite Of Lime made BY him
for many years past, has had superior fepatatfon
ID is only Necessary to add, that the strength and
quality this year will be improved lie refers to the
majority of Planters in the River Parishes, aud ST.
Maey.aud all the Sugar Merchants Of the city.
New Orleans August l5sI.. 1857.--4ln
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DAILY DIVISION OF THE CLASS

Il
hi DAILY DIVISION OF THE CLASS,
FR0M 0 O'CLOCK A. a., TO I2 O'CLOCK, M
Ma,dqy-Engish and French translation.
1esdaA English and French Dictation and the
mathematics. z.s ~
Hes.esdoy- Latin, Spanish, French History. q
Bufssay-- Latin, Spanish, Mathematics,
kldag- Repetition of the general work of the
week. Preparatory Examination for the
81 Semestrial Examination. Rea1ipg.
Class from 2 10 5 r. M--An hour and half for
Eilfsri0rs Engtish Pupils An hoar and a hall
for Superior French Pupils.
Class from 2 to S p, M.--Au hour and half for
I Superior English Pupils An hour and halt
for Inferior French Pupils.
Voluntary Study from Ito O'Clock P. NJ, with
out any extra charge, except the light and fire.
The scholastic year is eff twelve months. Entire
Religious and Political Tolerance.
gQWD ggE 0Nga
Instruction and Board per year, $140s 90
day scholars, per year 40 90
lQuaIters paid in advanced
say scholars per month, A 90
Latin, {Extra), 2 90
s" Spanish, q z ag
Drawing peTyear, .- 80 90
Music, 30 90
Beastead, nstrass, pillow, per year, A 90
Washing, per month.- Doctors fees at the
cost ofpareHs
The bOardFnd tuition Of Pupils of Is years or up
wards TO be attIed by agreerasnt.
Opeloasass December eth, 1856
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a
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dollafs;d paid at the end ol the year, Jour dol
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less than one year 4 Subscriber wishing toslis-
continue, must give sOtice to that effect and
settle up all afTearages.
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space Of ten lines, dollar for tine first insertion
and hfty eentsfor each subsequentfnsertion Longer
advertise uaesss syiA be charged accordingly.
the advertisements will be inserted in french
end english until drlered out, or until the editors
shall Judge it convenient to discontinue the publ-
cation. - 4sa Bsi
A liberal deduetion made on advertisements In
serted for long period.
No sdVsrtsss or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the option
of the publishers,
No election tickets Or other Jobs printed without
the moneysor the person ordering them to be print
ed is a responsible person. sa
TendolaEs in ad vance will invariably be required
sorthe announcement OF candidates for Office
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Oct. Sd, 1857
no Smokers OF Cit TObaccoi,

IaXHE undersigned respectfully informs
n country dealers, and consumers gen
orally, that he has lately added to his manu-
factory of SNIFFS, which obtained a medal
at the Universal Exhibition at Paris in 1855,
the manufacture of all kinds of SMOKING
TOBACCO, which he guarantees as good,
at least sias those of the most celebrated hou-
ses, bese1es being perfectly pure and of a
pleasant taste.
General Depot at his Store, No. 16 St.
Lonis street, New-Crleans.
Manufactory at McDonoghville Louisiana.
A. DELPIT.
Nov 18th, 1S57.-1y.-5O.
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the Improvement ofsfgar in which it would ap-
pear to have been enIinently successful is still
il popuar request hy the planters of this State.
We understand Improvements of the most vaua-
bic character have been introduced into the manu-
factiTe, ard that ifoun a comparatively low stand
ard of strength. seven eght per cent, it is now
uniformly ten and upwards.
Sfpticlsm dig held ont against the use and nti-
ty of the Bi-SnlF Fhite; nor CAN'T surprise any one
that this was So seeing how many agents chemi-
cal and Others, have been introduced in the last
twenty years, to improve the quality Of Louisiana
sugars, as to enable it to compete successfully
with the foreign article, andfp counteract some OF
the disadvantages it has to contend against. from
Pecntarties OF climate and hasty preparation for
market
The B-SuIphite, We are assured, has answered
expectations in almost every instance where no
extfayasaut or unreasonable hopes have been ms
pired o. indulgad; aud, perhaps the very best
proofs OF the COED FesuIs ioilowingits use is fur
nished by those Intelligent planters who, having
used it when its effects aud nature we've hut inner
teetly unde rstoad still continue 70 employ and re-
commend it as an agent Of great value and worthy
OF the most extended application Of course much
will depend upon the purity of the article and the
fidelity with which its manufacture is conducted:
and 1t s ior this reason observing in our advert-
sing COLUMNS the notice Of an old and well estab-
lIshed manufacturer, that We deem it our duty to
Feierto 1t with so much circumstantiaiity Other
establishments may also be deserving of patronage
this one has already name well known to cousu-
mers and therefore does not require special refer
ence or comtnendation from us. The chemical
product Itself deserves, however, fair trial from
every one, and planters should not permit any pre-
Judlee to stand IN the way of testing its merits.
N. o. Bulletin.
Oct IA 1877
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New Cheap Cash

g BLOCK. corner Of Main and North
lJe streets, 0pelousas, has now and keeps
constantly or hand general assortment of Family
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Candies, Croekery, g.
Also-A Wellseiected assortment Of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Hats. Boots Shoes, Cutlery, Pocket
Books. Razors. Combs, Brushes, Fancy Soaps,
Pe4famarIes, &c.
He il now prepared to accommodate his custo-
cash
n Small profits. quick sales En
. 0pelousas. 18th October, 1857
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12
TI " J5sB w I'D 5llRY 81
a9ssd BSssscJss5aesEses''s Shop.

THE undersigned has just open
As1lA ed, at the corner of Main and Bel
#e levue streets, a splendid Jewelry
As saN and Watchmaker's Shop. He has
now on hand an assortment of fine
gold an6ilver Watches. also an elegant assort-
fnrnt of eweirg, Clocks. Of every quality and
prices, IL which he offers for sale at very reduced
prices I'll ash.
: He hengaged the services of good Watch
maker, M will repair all Watches, Clocks and
JeweirIkat will be confded tO his cares.
HehHs by his attention and punctuaIity, and
prices, to deserve ashare Of the pub
lie pat4age. j
FRANK DE La RUA.
pelkas, June, I4th. 1856.
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ern Railroad.
3IMSLAv v Es,

which will be sold as per lot, as follows =
|. Edward aged Is years.
2. Martha, aged II years. '
3. Louisa, aged 20 years, house servant
and washer: & her child, aged year.
4. Arthur, aged % years
S. Arnold, aged go years Betty, aged As
years. and Grandson, aged years.
Is. PAMELA. aged 13 years
II. John, aged 10 years.
8. Nelson, aged % years.
9. Mary, aged % years, house servant.
good washer & ironer; George, aged
5years, and Elizabeth, aged 2 years.
10. Patrick, aged 21 years
IL Gilbert. aged 10 years.
Ii. Martin, aged IL years.
l3. Harriet aged SO years, cook; Philip.
aged years.
IA. John, aged is years.
Is. Washington, aged ,13 years.
l6. Essex, aged 43 years, carpenter and su-
gar boiler.s
IT, Billy, aged 23 years.
H. Ellen and infant, aged 10 years.
l9 Charles aged Is years.
90. Cecilia, aged l6 years.
81. Gilbert, aged Al years, carpenter
2. Matilda, aged SO years !; Thomas, aged
3years.
%, Frank, aged 16 years.
"a Julia, aged II years, house servant and
a, seinpstress, ..:..:
rs. Nelson, aged 81 years, sugar boiler and
brick maker.
26. Annie, aged 20 years; Annie, infant,
aged year.
81 Edward, aged TT years.
Is. Alfred, aged 20 years. carriage driver.
30. Henry, aged % years.
80. Henny, aged rs years; Williom, aged 5
years ); Amelia. aged 2 years and
Pauline, aged year.
81. Anderson, aged years
81 Mary, aged years.
33 Isaac, aged A years.
34 George, aged 20 years. :.
35. Sucky, aged So years, cook.
Sc. Clinton, aged 40 years, house servant.
81. Basil, aged 81 years.
38.s Charlotte, aged 35 years, house servant
and seamstress; George. aged year;
Harry, 8 years aud Clara, 6 years.
SO. Nathan. aged 13 years.
40. Joe, aged II years.
Al. Noses aged 81 years. -.
A. Rosalie. aged IS years. house servant.
s43 Joseph, aged II years
A. Michel, aged 40 years. - 4
As. Susan. aged "a years; Ignatiua. aged 9
46. Alexander, aged 10 years.
Al. Ginny aged 16years.
4S. Bill, aged Al years.
40. Paul, aged IA years.
so Bob, aged 35 years.
81. Stephen. aged 40 years en-:
50. Maria, aged 81 years; Ferdinand, years;
Mary, 4 years; Pierre, years Ha-
milton, aged years, -...+sN
53. Jim. aged 81 years,
81 Corinne, aged Ia years.
SIS. Lewis, aged IL years. ~. .-s,,,.5 .,,.'
s56. Auguste, aged 27 years, engineer and
blacksmith. q " .:.F.
Terms G'ad Conditions All moyeable
property payable in two annual instalments.
viz the first due Oh the LIST April 1859. the
second on. April lst 1860. All sums under
fifty dollars, cash on day of sale.
The Land and Negroes to be sold on q
credit of one, two, and three years, dating
from April lst 1858. Purchasers to give
their notes in three equal instalments, n1atu-
ring respectively on 1st April 1859. the 1st
April 1860, and 1ss April 1861. with secur,
.ity sss soJizo to the order and to the satisfac.
ton Of the. Executor, and payable at his do,
micil, in Grand Coteau land and negroes TO-
remain specially mortgaged until final pays
ment of principal and interest ;-=all notes. to
bear 5 per cent per annum interest from VA.
turity until paid, si II
ED. M. MLLARD,
estfssaeasary Executor.
Grand Goteau, La, 5th December, 1857.
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Blacksmith Shop, Washington.

S--yzaussRA FIl q ensd hasifg ess elish.
I'd himself pernanently at the corner
ssHs Il Washington and sittig streets 10
Washing ton, offers his services Id the
inhahitants Of The surrounding country. Halllakes
fhe celebrated Ball plcughs and guarantee th..s to-
work we'll vii repair wagons, carts, and other.
svehicies herse-shoeing Sc, all on the nest nod
crate prices S. McEEAEN
Washington. La. May 23 Silly.
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The college Journal Of Medical Science.

a monthly MAGAziak of IS pages. conducted
n by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College of
Medicine, IS pub!is sheeat One Dollar ear pa va
bic in advance. Communications for subscription,
or for specimen numbers, should be directed to
Dr. G.. H. CLEAVELAND. Publisher
139 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
June IS. 1851
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12

.GUEd.BOT SCHMIDT, Tailor,
M EAWNG established himself perma-
I'LL A nstly on Bellevue street, near the
corner ofIain. offers lis services to the pub
lic Of Opousas and Parish of 81. Landry
He has oahand fine assortment of goods OF
tile best aality and various tastes, suitable
for coatsles and pantaloons, which be will
cut end ihke in the best sty yle and at moder-
ate pricesor cash
Opelotas, April 4th, 1857.-(1y.)
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: z. IS a. T. r J. Z; & 8. s

ING purchased plantation ID
a. Ea Bellevue, perteotty convenient to p
11eeirs patients, will devote Eimsessf most ex-
'cIusirciy to the treatment Of chronic diseases,
and his prices will be moderate, that iste
say, one dollar per dag fer slaves which DO
,iot require the attendance of nurse, and
for those to whopl a narse is necessary, the
price will be agreed upon With the owner.
Dir. Sales moreover otfeTs his services te
all those who may honor him with t.iier con.
hdence. b. J J.sSALLaS, M. D.
Bellevue, Nov, a9th. 1866. 5
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Oplnioass Of The Press.

y
sure to refer all interested to in
ansther column Of Mr.. BonuaheEs peery extensive
and complete establishment for hiauuiacture of
the D- -Suiphite OF Lime and iii so doing weavaii
ourselves of the notlce given by our contemporary
oil the True Deata, which is written with thorough
Understanding of the subject. That journal says
andWe endorse its language: ,ssr
siNe understand improvements OF he most yal-
liable character have been introdHcedsn the manu-
iacture, and that from comparatively 4oW stand
ard of strength seven or eight per cent it is now
uniformly ten and upwards
.Skeptlclsna long held out against the use and u-
tiity Of the Bi-Suphite nor can it surpf. any
that this was so, seeing how many agents, chemi-
cal and others, haveSbeen introduced in the last
twenty years, to improve the quality of Louisiana
sugars, SO as to enable it to compete successfully
with the foreign article and to counterac some of
the disadvantages it has to contend against from
pecuiaflEles ct climate aud hasty preparation for
market
"grhe Bi-Sulphite, we are assured. has answered
expectations in almost every instance where no
extravagant CT unreasonable hopes have been ms
pired or induged and perhaps, the very best proof
Of the good results following its use, is furnished
BIZ those Intelligent planters who, having used it
when its e fleets and hatare Were but imperiectly
understeod.sstill continue TO employ and recon-
mend itas an agent of great value and worthy o.!
the raost extended application Of course much
will depend the purity oil the article and the f.
delity with whichIts manufacture is conducted;
and is for this reason observing in our advertising
columns the notice OF an old aud Well esta 5llshed
manufacture, that ne deem ii ear duty to refer to
it with SO much creuEns tant,aiity. Other eStab-
Iishmeuts may also be deserving oil patfonage this
enc has alfeady name well known 10. consumers
aud therefore does net reqHile special reference or
coninaeniation from US, Tne chemical product it.
self deserves however. fair trial from every one
and planters should not permit any prejudice to
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTION
THEODORE VALADE. PgEetp.I

THEODORE VALADE, PgscIpaL.
HAVE the honor of informing the nblic and
III parentsin particular, that my Institutions been
removed on the plantation formerly owned biJacques
Lastfapes, where am ready TO seceive thachoiars
whom parents will confide to my care.
4 That we known position, at a short d;state fiom
0pulossas aid Washington, being unqueSoHabiy
situated ID the most healthy part of the Psrh, and
not exposed to annual maadles, will assure oiafens
the health of their children, whose studies Hilneyer
be Interrupted.
So far as regards instruction and education lshal
neglect nothing to merit a continuance of thekind
patronage with which have been honored hoe
u Terms, payabls Quarterly
Boarders. for Scholastic year Of ten months and
ball, $3.50 90
DsT scholars, for same period, 40 90
All Quarters commenced must be paid in fail, and
no deductions made for absence, except n cases Of
sickness. e. VALADE,
Principal and Proprietor.
81 5Y.asltfrx -.ff1p Ii III 1877
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JAAGEg RAT, NOTARY PSTBIEG.
M ILL punctGay attend 10 III business entrusted
WV W his care. Office al Dpslolsas.
02eluusas, Aptil 25th, 1857.
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Iszsfzabea.: Humber. Elgsaanber......
ES1SD,q1s1 sss ss's 8 ss i. .sH. n.
and qualities, for sale at frouf to q cents
q foot at Barry's Landing and ia the saw
mill Of the undersigned.
CHS. CLOSE.
St. Landry, July 25th, 1851.
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~ z..,n..T.. q e.: II.

a FfER the first Of April next, will resume
"A the practice OF Law in partnership with
Heury T. Garland Our Office will be the one now
occupied by Dir King.
@e LUcTUS j. DUPRE.
OpeIonsas, MaEeh7th, 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12

TE GERMAN B0DEMULLER, Main street,
u a. near MI c.refiens Tailor shop. teaches.
asic on the violin and guitar aud repairs musical
Instruments and tune pianos April is. 1857.
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Sfdfg of 15o,ll0laasFt.~
DlsrRIcT CoURT, N o.

PARISH Dis.e,st ef s., sGsasi Landry. No. 1924.
Estate of Benjamin Carantin, decd.
g 0UIsA ARDEN, widow of Benjamin
20 CaFantin deceased, of the Parish of ST..
Landry, Administrative of the Estate of
Benjamin Carantin, deceased, having fled
a Tableau of the aifairs of said Estate, accom-
panied by a petition praying that the same
may be homologated And whereas the
prayer of said petition has been granted by
an order of Court, dated 23d Nov, 1857.
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.
0pelousas, November 18th, 1851.
Estate Of Richard L. D. Gardiner.
a LII those who are indebted the Es-
- tate of Richard Il. D. Gardiner. late
of the Parish of st. Landry, deceased. are
hereby requested to come and settle With the
Undersigned, within thirty daysfom the date
Of this notice if they wish to avoid costs; and
alEthose who may have claims against the said
Estate are invited to present them duly au-
thenticased withinthe same delay. for settle
ment. LEONARD e. GARDINER,
Agent.
Parish of ST Landry Ia Nov 1e57.- I'm
{ 5.sza 4 Y 4
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Coaaa ID i.siosa n ercEa saa as.

No. 55, CaE'ondelet Street, New Orleans.
10 Having recent interest nj tile above.
hollse, respectfully solicit the patronage Of
4 tie Planters Of st. Landry.
VIC. CROW
june 9Th, 1857..-IY.
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RVS rnaiiaa !; Warehouse.

H8alry's Landing ~ V;aFeIaOsIse.
gEIE undersigned having leased this
81 Laadipg, respectfully informs the pub
lie Eat be will spare 40 pains 10 the ea of
ndhanais and products eoniided 70 bis care.'
takes this opportunity Of Informing
thf interested that 10 freight will be deliy-
crll5y him unless the storage and steam
Bel freight shall have baen paid IL advance
or delivery Of the same
3 u. H AITeTJEL.
ARE f.anding. JULY 10th, 1857
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HSssCnOas d. u. LEE.

EEAS removed to Prairie Laurant, on the
A Ill plantation lately belonging to Robt.
r. Aarweli, where he viii practice his pro-
fe5sion with diligence and puuctuality.
ST. Landry, March 2Sth, 1857 If.
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ss;l.

KEPT BY H PIaslVERgT
Geraer Of lIaiea and Bellevue sisy aprI0asas.
Is GO q Table, good ,Eirleso of all kinds
champagne FIRST qualit
Nov I'D. 1855
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LITERARY INSTITUTION On OPElGUsAs,

Diyedor IA DE Sr CyR, D'sRrHuN.
HENKY FRazs P,etsssOr Of EagtiM,3
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Estate Of Richard L. D. Gardiner
TIgo.TsTCsM - !.

gZyEI IE undersigned hereby notify planters
III and others chat from and after the lst
Of November next 1856, the storage now
existing win henceforth be charged for mer-
chandize and other articles laying in their
warehouses fos. sperdad Of one month, and
for every additional month Or part Of Al
month, the same additional rates will be-
| urged.
D Nothing viii be delivered until The
sforagesis raid.
DEBAILLON ii CARRIEfsE.
Washington, October 11th. 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-12-12

Organization of the Institution from January
LIST, 1857