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APELGUSAS FEMALE ACADEMY.
~ Mrs. HOT, assisted BY an able corps of teach
ers will commence her scsdcnaical year on tho 22d
Of September and she will bc prepared to give in
structioG in all the Useful and Ornamental brsgches
taught in Girls Schools. To insure facility in the
use OF tAe French angusge.it will be made, so Ear
as possible, the language Of the family. N
The School Year is divided into two sessions oil
twcnty-one weeks each Terms per session are
fulton in Primary Department ...-..... $40 90
&C Advanced ..............25 90
instruction on the Piano 10 90
Singing and 5oltage. .s.sA....,........ ~ 20
Drawing 10 w
Painting .'.. ..... ~ w
E,ascoideryin silk Chenille, Wostcd, etc. 10 go
Boarding, Washing, Fuel, &C. so 90
Payment il required quarterly, and in advance
TIE English Department will be e.lti.Niy under
the care of Miss Augusta Wheeler; the other depart
raeuts, will receive tile united services of Mrs Hoy,
Miss Hoy, Mn,c de 81. Ange and Mrs. %slkley.
. Singing and Soliege will he taught exclusively by
Mrs Walkcy, who is much better teacher OF vocal
music than can generally he found either North or
South she has studied under the best masters both
in Europe aud America. She has been pupil OF
the cclebsted Theodore Eisfeld of EewYork.
2 N. R.-No extra charges for French and no Incl
dental expenses FOR sickness unless in eases where a
hired nurse would lie required. No sch has occurred
since the opening Of the Selaol, March ls5S.
Considering the Fare in most Boarding. Schools
too poor for health an the highest noral improve
ment, especial attention Ii given to it.
Opeousas, August 80, 1856. -Nts-
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yXTALTER T. CARRINGTON, Elngince
w and Millwright, offers his services to thu
Planters Of st. Landry and adjoining Parishes. He
will attend punctualIy to all business in the above
line entrusted to his care. Orders addressed to him
at Opeloueas, nr to this Office, will receive prompt
attention. Refers to Ludgar Lastraies, Alfred LAS
trapes, Joseph Bereud j. y. Dtjexn, Sen. 2-s+ 4.
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IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS.

/ fMI-NO V ND -EAGLT .CUTIUN OI1N0s
- = The Eagle Cotton Gin Manufacturing Company
~ W now prepared to fill all orders for their Improved
Hn ~ Stands. All Stands now made have the Patent
improved Cylinder Brush, Patent Detached Crates
saa Patent Sliding Butts and Meter all Of which are
sxcalsyey used by u.s.. These Gins obtained Prize
q sl250 and Gold Medal from the Government Of
y. adia for ginning Fine Cotton, as also Medals from
W. ne worlds Fair at London and NewYork, and COM
one all the late Improvements in Machinery and are
safnnted superior in every respect. In order to
Mve established o warehouse and workshop at the
Toincr Of Canal and Philippa streets. Neworleans,
=, and with the stock on hand at the established
Spot p No. 81 St. Charles street, feel confident OF
"ese.ng all orders promptly.
Al orders should be addressed to s -
NOV. "a. ELL. NIMMO, Opelousas, La.
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- :, S .s FOR SALE.
I 81 I: SsI.E-A Top Buggy and Harness,
c ~. win b sold cheap for cash. Ap-

I = =. SITE-The SUGAR PLANTsx -
O.hs.oe oIs q which the subscribsr now re-
= AIl49ls ls.sS II nearly nine hundred lnrpents o.
~ S,sd and twenty-five Of which are un-
RI ~ ~. IMPROVEMENTS cons a of,an OK
s.,ss .,s.se ~ atiIfIlsARHOUSE, STEAM ENGINE,
eel.sas H. 4ssy thina in complete order; one of the
( ~ ~ sTIi nR E,LLll(G HOU USES in TIE country;
" s;sst yfas u Opeiousas, te and within two and
n v W Washington, render it one Of the most
!3. - p;sSmtatior,s iri this region of ccuntry:a
=. - I'm be more liberal than any such pop
III as = spumrchased in this Parish
n - n Z ~ N DR.. j. "A. TAYLOR, ~
aas 1Ppy Opelousas, Parish st. Landry, La.
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l,oNyENsssFs OF VIIE IMMACULATE
~ CONCEPTION
The Classical Exercises of this Institution will
commence Of, the fifteenth Of October. ss h Al
SISTER MARY or THE HOLY ANGELS,
September ~, as4ltE Aeiisd9i5 s1i EuperjoY,
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EREsH DRUGS, PERFUMERY, ETC

ERESH DRUGS, PERFUMERY, EIC
s4s P. LEONCE HEBRARD Il CO..
have just received large supply of Fresh A.,
0Drugs, Perfumery, etc. II&
~ Among other articles: will be found aaSkG
we'll selected stock of
Stationery, BlA0k Books,
Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes, Porte Monnaies,
French and American Perfnmery, .t55s5
TOOTH Nail, Hair and Shaving Brushes;
French Brandy; London Porter;
Port and Madeira Wines; ~
xaints; Oils; Paint Brushes; Varnishes;
Glasses Of all kinds;
81 Syrup Pectoral Of Duconge; vermifuge;
lpecac Lozcnges; Sugared Drops;
Prepared Charcoal; Digitaline III Pills;
Briant's Pectoral Syrnps;
VI English Pen Knives; Citron Preserves;
@gsyl Cologne Water Of Jean Marie Farina'
Gum Drops FOR Colds;
-fssf5 Toilet Soaps; s.
~ 49,. QUININE at reduced prices;
general assortment of French, English and Amer
lean PATENT MEDICINES.
Aeusso, an infallible remedy for Tape worm;
Hsher Pearls, for Headache and Sick Stomach;
a. LAyille's Great Remedy and Pills.
ONuFF, CIGARS, Chewing 4 Smoking TOBACCo,
of superior quality.
80 Tooth Forceps, Lancets, Sucking Bottles, ete.
~ ~ The Ladies' attention is called to our
q PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Vpelousas, March l, 1856. g
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nPELoUsAs ACADEM Rev. Tnos

EDPELOUSAS .AC1ADEMY Y.-Rey. Tnos.
~ RAND, Jr.. A. NJ, Principal.
This Institution, so long and favorahly known,
will be reopcned as Select Classical and Mathc.
matical School on Monday. Oct. ~. 81
The number Of pupils being limited, they will en-
joy peculiar advantages OF thorough Instruction.
The Glasses will be open forinspectou at all times
Those having sons or wards, whom they wish to ed
acate are especially invited 10 call aud see the oer
ations Of the School. ,s,a 4si 55t4 yl + la, .sss
The Primary Department will, as heretofore, be
under the charge Of Mrs. Rand.
Is,ms, per qaatsr Of eleren scseks:
Tuition in the Academic Department. !. -. .$l5 90
90" Primary Department -. II so
BOARD ........ ..s25 90
Washing g....s...s....,........ ..........., = 50
Boaflers viii furnish their Bedding, Towels, etc,,
and tkosc who have iire i'd their dorMitories will fur
nish their own fuel and lights.
Payment will he expected quarterly n advance.
70 Al bills not settled At the Academy before the
close OF the quarter 10 per cent will be added to
| pay the expenses Of collection.
Opelousas, Oetolel rs, 1856 sS Gig
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MRRE Cos elm, Cabinet Maker and
:. Wheelwrght, sers his services to the public
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q CHICKERING'S OLIVE HOUSE,
~ lis pcrdido street, New0rlesns. !,
ag Young's splendid Pistol Galleries, elegantly
lsI Also, Furnished Rooms for private parties.
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nR. w. G. BRIDGES will operate for
- those of this and the adjoining Parishes who
may desire his services, in the highest degree Of
perfection
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I (lNEZIME \. GpIDR1, Public Auction
& IN and 70 the Parish Of 81. Landry. Office
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NHEAP FOR CASlI.-JEssE HurcH1Nes,
~ having re.cstablished his Blacksmith Shop at
the old stand known as Letair,lcur's Shop, is now
prepared and will lie always ready to execute all
kinds Of work in his line with promptness and dis
patch, ut the lowest prices for cash. Esq
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TRANKLIN INSTITUTION
IL THEODORE YALADE, Principal.
DoaTor: HoARf, English teacher.
Terms.-Payable Qnatarly.
Boarlers, for scholastic year of ten months and a
half ....... .$l3D 90
Day scholars, for same period. ...,...... 40 90
Ali CHARTERS commenced must be paid in full, and
no deductions made for absence, except in case Of
sickness EvALADI, Principal and Proprie%ns
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BUSINESS CA

DRB. HAW. Office on. landry street.
E E1 betweeh Main aud Court Opelousas.
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# OUIS WAITER, Cabinet Maker, has al
~ ways on hand srge assortment of Armoirs,
Safes Wssl-stands etc. etc, which he will sell at
New0rleans prices fnr cash.
Apply at Patin's Hotel, Opclousas. Nt
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SSsoR RENT-The House adjoining the
49,, ~ M. q. poiret. and recently or - a
:. ted an ~ j. Peferkorn. Possession 81 ,,,iba
s.pssS,stely. For further particulars .r.y sss
'1ss'As''' CHAS. N. EAF FalS, i as-4as'za
N c5sncr Of Main and Sandry Streets
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TBARKER, Gun and I.ockslnith, 48 Per
eJ dido street, NewOrleans, will make and repair
Guns, Pistols, ETC., and indeed do any work IN ms
line with pnnctraty and dispatch, and in the best
style. CAT. made III superior manner.
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ID TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Commission
d. Merchants corner of st. Charles and Union
streets, NewOrlcans.
BENZ, TOLEDANO. J. MDoSALD TAfLoK.
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r .OUIS A.PA1'IN, Public Auctioneer in
- and for tile Parish of st. Landry. Office at
Grand Cotean. Any orders left at the Union Hotel
Opelousas, will be promptly attended to-.
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II ODGING ROOMS, lO4 st. Charles ST.,
IL NewOrleans. :. HENRY. STRONG can acconr
modate gentlemen with Lodging, by the night week
or month Prices to suit the times.
Best Of liquors and Wines at the bar.
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s~,nR a 4I,E--A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE il
tSs Town Of Opclousas. Possession 4s-7sa. -
dtsK Immediately. ,.. :. Viiits@saa
la further particula inquire OF chAs. N. EissSa
ratxs. al this office. .s. --eszzz11'
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T WEST, Practical Dentist, u st. Charle'
d street, continues to practice his profession IN
all its branches. Hc trusts that his long experiences
and acknowledged skill may secure to him shars
of the public patronage.
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A LPHONsE DEBAILLON, Public Auc-
a tioneer in and for the Parish Of st. Landry.
Orders left at the office Of T. S. Robin will receive
prompt attention.
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pOGERS a THOMPSON, Public Auc-
1G tianeers in and for the Parish of st. Landry.
Office ut Opelousas.i
GEORGE N. ROGERS A. J. THOMPSON.
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DR. DAVID L. TODD, Gate Of the Charity
- Hospital,) Washington, La, offers his profess
sioal services to the citizens of Washington and the
surrounding country. S
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WIN. II. sPEN GER, Attorney and Coun-
"! sellor at Law, by diligence and fidelity in the
discharge of his profession hopes to merit and receive
patronage. Office in Opclousas.
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TOsEPI A. GAUTUREAUX, Collector
~ of Accounts, etc. respectfully offers his services
to the public &s such Orders left at A. N spaug!,'s Is
Book Stare Washington, will he promptly attended
to. September l3, ls5S.
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TOHN F. HOYT, Practical Halter, corner
- st. Charles and Common streets, opposite st.
Charles and Veranda Hotels, NewOrleans.
E1- Hats made ID order. ~ N
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rI,HEoDoRE DEvALcouRT, Notary
a Public and Auctioneer in and for the Parish oi
st. Landry Office at Grand Cutesu. Any ORDER
left With ]. B. PoLIxduE will receive prompt atten
ton, -.,-a 55i -3l-.i' r. 5I4I
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Counsellor and At
"a torney at Law, Opelousas, will attend to any
business in his line III st. Landry and the adjoining
Parishes :,
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lTVHEODosE s. ROBIN, Attorney at Law,
u will punctnay attend to all business entrusted
to his care in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Judicial
Districts Office at Opelousas.
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a. N. ROGERS. Collector of Accounts,
" etc, respectfully offers his services TO the pub
lie as such Orders LETT at j. Poseys Drug Store will
be promptly attended to. March "a. 30
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TOHN MACDONALD, Civil Engineer and
Surveyor, ot'ers his services to the public. Will
promptly "tteld TO any orders left at Chas N. Ealers
cernerof lain an' Landry streets, Opelousas.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-03-19
TYPE FOUNDRY.

TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS, New
l. Building, No 80, Beekman street, between
Nassau and William streets, near the City
Hall Park, and the principal hotels. The UNI
dersigned beg respectfully to inform their
patrons and the trade that they have removed
their establishment to their new building.
No. 20, Beekman street, between Nassau and
William street. They trust, from the facili-
ties there offered, by every modern improve
ment, to meet a continuance of liberal support
Fonts Of plain Scotch faces, ranging from 100
lbs. weight, will be kept on hand, as well as
varied assortment of fancy letters, and every
article necessary for the furnishing of complete
printing Offices. The subscriber would beg to
call the attention of the trade to their metal,
which for durability has not been surpassed
if equalled, by any foundry in the United
States. BY a peculiar combination of metals,
arrived at from an experience of thirty years.
they are enabled to cast type which they feel
assured will last one third longer than hereto
fore furnished by any foundry in the country
In proof of this, they would state, that the
last dress of the New York Herald, lasted up
wards of one year, averaging daily circula
ton all the year, including Sundays, besides
extras, of 30, 900 copies, and this on their ro-
tary cylinder presses-thus evidencing conclu-
sivcly the fact of durability.
JAMES CONNER & SON,
90, Beekman street, New York.
fEDThe type, &C., on which this paper is
printed, is from the James Conner & Sons
Foundry.
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WHICH Is THE HAPpIEsT SEASON AT fest.
al party of the old and young, the question
was asked (Which season of life is the most
happy?" After being freely discussed by the
guests it was referred for an answer to the host
upon whom was the burthen of four-score years
He asked if they had noticed grove of trees.
before the dwelling, and said: "When the
spring comes, and in the soft air the buds are
breaking on the trees, and they are covered
with blossoms, think how beautiful is spring
And when the summer comes and covers the
trees with its foliage, and singing birds are
among the branches, think how beautiful is
summer! When the autumn loads them with
golden fruit, think how beautiful is autumn !
And when it is near winter, and there is
neither foliage nor fruit, then l look up through
the leafless branches, as never could till now,
and see the stars shine
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Singers Sewing Machine.

THESE celebrated machines are in practical
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fs5 New machines of the latest improved
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Local agents wanted to sell our machines. al
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about sewing machines can obtain it by apply
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1t will be sent gratis. l. M. SINGER & co.
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HUTCHINS
FAMILY MEDICINES.
THE CELEBRATED
Golden Tincture
OR BLOOD PURIFYER.

OR BLOOD PURIFYER,
The Great Medical Discovery of Me 1911 Centurv.
TTNHIS INVALUABLE COMPOUND, which
Il Is now creating so much excitement in the
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cal faculty have long sought to reach, but in
vain. In proof of its extraordinary curative
properties, we may be permitted to adduce the
following:
Washington, d. c., Feb. a, 1852
DIR. Hutchins-Dear Sir l have been request
cd to give my opinion upon the merits of your
Golden 1incture. have used it for indiges-
ton, loss of appetite sc. with material benefit.
| think it good medicine for purifying the
blood, and safe and valuable preventative as
well us cure of disease. Hoping YOU NAV be
prospered in the sale of it.,
l am, sir, your obedient servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Rev. I. F. Norris, late editor of the Boston
Olive Branch, wrote under date of
Boston, May 10, 1853
DIR. Hutchins: / have used your Golden
lincture and have received more benefit from it
than any medicine have tried
Truly yours, Il. +. NORRIS.
Certificate from Prof. C. Newton, A. NJ MD,
President of the Worcester Medical College:
Worcester, June, 1858.
DIR. Hutchins Sir: AS you wished my opin-
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CT it essentially one of the best compounds for
the class of diseases for which it is recommends
ed. Yours truly, CALVIN NEWTON.
The Golden Iincture is put up in large pint
bottles and sold at 81 90 per bottle.