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The HORSES SAaAcIrY.-A gentleman in Tennessee
lately purchased horse in portion Of the State sepa
rated from his region by mountains and rivers and
took him home by route extending nearly hundred
and fifty miles, He placed him in pasture lot for the
night, but in the morning he was gone In few days
was ascertaned that he had returned that very night
to his old home, reaching there by daylight He had
taken straight course across the country, swimming
rivers and crossing the mountain. On his arrival he
showed signs Of fatigue, having travelled distance Of
sixty seventy miles during the night following
errngy the point Of the compass to which he desired to
go. His memory would, Of course, have served him in
retracng the route by which he had come but guided
by the instinct which conducts the bee after long
wandering and laden with his sweet burden, in line
mathematcaly straight from the last flower he ravshes
to his ee this horse in the darkness Of the night over
unknowa paths returned by the shortest course his
home .sa
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FEARFUL JUDeMENT.-The Hollidaysburg (Pa.)
Standard Of late date has the following extraordinary
statement -
For days past there has been singular story
afoat in this community Whether true or not, we are
not prepared to say but the information from
such reliable that free to say there must
be something in it. 1t appears that day last week
man in the neighborhood Of Mount Union, Hunding
don Co., while cleaning grain, suddenly discovered that
SO exasperated him that he blasphemed the Saviour
such willful, wicked and malicious manner, that it
will not bear putting in print. He left the barn and
seated himself In chair, where he had remained but
few minutes before he turned his wife, and asked her
what she said. She replied that she had not spoken
&C. Mouyh," said he, "int Iheard sonebody say that
must SIT hire I'LL the judgment day." 1t is now alleged
that he is still sitting in the chair, unable to rise or
speak with his eyes rolling, and totally incapable of moy
ing bis body His family, it said have left the house,
where he s remained seated in tie chair Saturday
Last!
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The Spirits on tho Panic.

The uterances of in the form as to the causes
of the late panic in the commercial world being 50 vari
and discordan is but just let the spirits have
bearing The Spiritual Telegraph reports the spirit,
speaking through Mrs. Emma F. Jay Bullene as me-
dium, to say ,-- xsssss4a3a + es4as
THAT we, a nation, had bound in letters and i'm
prsoned the Spirits Of Washington and Jackson whose
places filed by buyers and seersthe brbers and
the brbed that there was no way to set those I'M
mortal spirits free and for America to out into
new and pure life, but in the disruption and destruction
Of present false and fraudulent POLITICAL COMMERCIAL and
religious FORMS That accordingly these were doomed
but that structures of advanced beauty and perfect
ness would spring up from their ruins make glad all
righteous hearts. ss1ss 5z
The immediate of the present revulsion was ex-
planned by the same speaker in way still more novel;
She said that the perceptve faculties Of had grad
uay become SO developed that the walls Of deception
with which they attempted to hide their overreachng
and frauds from another were readily seen through
and accordingly all confidence between man and man
was destroyed eie ai9 d sea asao5
Men have found another out at last and SO conf
dence is at an end More truth than poetry in this
rap we suspect Life Illustrated
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Europe, Past and Present.

Rev DR.. Baird, late Secretary of the American and
Foreign Christian Alliance, who is now in Europe,
writes as follows -
From first last have crossed the Atlantic fifteen
times during the last twenty years, four times in
sailing vessels and eleven times in stcanshps and in
stead OF being lS, Fl, % 81 days, which the
respective lengths OF the voyages in the sailing ships
should now think II or days rather long passage in
steamer and when first to Europe, in 1885,
am not that there railway this side of
the Atlantic which was fifty miles long. There were
but three en the Contnen-one in France, one in Bel
GUM, one in Austra-and the longest but thirty
five miles, # remember right. How very different is
the statf Of things now England, France, Belgium
and Germany covered with networks of railways.
1t is really interesting to look map of each of those
countries which the lines of railroads that have been
made, laid down And when we add those which
actually in process Of making, the is still more
striking. believe that Greece and Turkey are now the
only countries in Europe in which railroads do exist
and am quite that these exceptions will not long
continue. Indeed, am not sure that short road in
Turkey is not already opened know that more than
one has been projected, and believe commenced.
So, too, with steamboats, In countries, such rs
Denmark, Norway Sweden, Russia, Turkey and Greece
there we're but few steamboats, but there many
More steamboats, from Stockholm in Sweden, twice
over than belonged the entire kingdom in 1885, when
first visited that country. The number Of steamers
in Russia is very great. When first went to that
those very poor and almost any where else, far
| remember There are now more than 100
steamers the Danube including towing boats but
when first that river 20 years ago, there not
dozen, SO far as | could learn.
And look at the influence Of these great improve
ments exhibited in my case, during the present
visit to Europe. left Boston in the Europa on the
first Of july and in ten days and ten hours reached
Liverpool where spent two days, of which the
Sabbath Setting out on Tuesday morning, July l4th,
have spent day in Manchester six London, one
in Havre, five in Paris, in Genoa in Lausanne,
one in Berne four in Berlin, four in Hamburg, four in
in Abo IN Finland one in Hsn"fara iDul eexen ;n s
Petersburg, and here again in Berlin in precisely
ten weeks since left America. And yet in these ten
weeks | have travelled more than 1000 miles, and yet
have forty-fve days out Of seventy in which l not
travelng-eaving twenty-five in which was in move.
ment | am confident that have done more in ten
weeks and with incomparably less fatigue than could
have done twenty years ago in six months
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Origin of Paper Money.

The Count de Tendilla, while beseiged by the Moors
in the fortress of the Alhambra destitute Of gold
and silver wherewith to pay his soldiers who began
murnur they had not the means Of purchasing the
necessaries Of life from the people of the town In
this dilemma (says the historian what does this saga
cious commander? He takes large number of NOR
sells of little paper, which he inscribed various sums
large and SMALL and signs them with his hand and
These he gave the sodery earnest Of their
pay. "How," you will say, !" are soldiers to be paid
with scraps of paper 2" Even So and well paid oo for
the good count issued proclamation ordering the in
habants to take the morses Of paper for the full amount
inscribed thereon, promising to redeem them at the
not by miraculous alchemy did this cavalier paper
into gold and silver, and make his late impoverished
army abound in money The historian adds ' The
Couat redeemed his promise like loyal knight, and
this miracle, it appeared to the worthy Agapida is
the FIRST instance record Of paper money which has
since spread throug ghout the civilized world the most
unbounded opulence'
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Ia PLATEFoRME NATIoNiLS AMERICANA.

WI Ia longueur du programme National
American ct notre manque d'espace, nous he
donncrons dorenayant que lie resume suivant
dos principles qni y sont enonces. sYs
/. Perpetuite de FUnion.
III. Commencement de l'Amerique par les
Americains, c'estra-dire preference DIES citoyens
mes anx Etats-Unis sur ceux mes hors de lU-
Mon pour lexercicc DIES charges publiques.
III. Incapacite politique dcs citoyens, mes
aux Flats Unis on hors de lUnion, qui SC sou
mettent a l'antorite dun potential etranger
quel gull soft, on qui ~refusent dc ~reconnaitI
Ia constitution federale ct celles des div
Etats mime superienres a toute autre loi
~. Admission plcine ct entierc ct y n
ten DIES droits reserves nux divers Etats har.
monte pcrmanente entire les citoyens des diffe-
~rentes parties de pUnioD, ct pour celia, non
intervention du Congress dams les questions qui
ne concernent que les Etats, non-intcrvention
generalement des Etats dams les afIaires inte-
~rieures de lund'euy.
". Reconnaissance du droit des citoycns
mes aux Etats- Unis gu hors des Etats-Unis, et
dams I'M territoirc quelconque de rUnion, i
faire leur constitution ct leurs lois, ct a reglel
4 lcnr guise lcurs ~affaires. II
vi. Misee vigueur du principe our IN Eta'
on I'M territoire ne dot reconnaitre qu'aux eli
toyens le droit du suffrage gu celui d'occupel
unc charge publiquc.
VII. Revision DIES lois de naturalization.
VIII. Opposition 4 lUnion de l'Eglise e
de PEtat non-intcrvention dams les matieres
qui sont puren,cnt du domaine de la conscience
GU de Ia fol religieuse.
TX. Recherche ct extirpation DIES abus
economic dams les depenses.
n Eyhoutinn rirnsrn1co ia fn1Ifns IpS IOis
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u PIGMENT DE ST. LANDRY-M111.

II EilMENT DE ST. LANDRY-M1L1-
- cE DE LA Louisiana" HEAD QUARTERs'
Vile dies Opclousas, 5 %ianvier ls57.-Ordre No. /.
Ter. lie soussigne ayant etc nomme Colonel du
Regiment de st. Landry, Ire Brigade 4me Division
de la Miiice de lEtat de la Louisiana Sc charge dl
commandment.
Zinc. lie limitcs des bataliions ct les limitcs des
dltf1rentes compagnics, de la manibre 1u'elles ont
tt6 deja 6tahlies dams la Paroisse St. Landry sont
maintennes jusqu'a nouvel ordre.
3me. Tous ceuX qui Sc trouvent avnir dos armes
ct aeeoutvements appartcnant aIEtat sont reauis de
les rehdrc de suite an Quarter General sous peiue
detge pourstivis scion la loi.
anle. II est tres important que an mpins une
cohti'ig'lic de vnlontaIres soft organisee dams chame
ACCOMPLISHMENT de milice, ct dams ce but il taudra
signe! des listes nyant lie nonbre requis par la loi
pour Ia hranehe de service quiils choisiront, sayoir :
~ MONS ," ponr nne compagnie d Artillerie ou din.
tlItelle ct au molns 30 pour une compagnie de Ca.
valerie, sans Coupler les musiciens.
lolsqunne liste contiendra lie nombre reonis. ia
ecrront ci'sirement les rigles qu'ils dtsirent a%ioptcr
lsass sisiitltlre>l ct les Snumettrout avec les listes
susdites, Il finspcctim du CommanGant dn Regiment
qui prendra tontes les measures CONNIE I'orlonne In
loi, pour ohtctir leur demandes.
IL est Il deslrer QUEEN choi,isSant I'uniforme on NO
perdfl pas de vuc les moyenS DIES indiyiaas:
GUY II. BELL, Colonel.
n. D. Pour ceuX qui dGsirent des informnti,ns
lcNtrdit suivant est donn6 dun acte pom poIIynir =
Organization de la milice dc rEtat de Ia Iouisiane
aprrouvG lie 20 avril 1853.
Sect. l. Que Ia milce de lEtat de Ia Louisiana
sera compose de tous les hommes blancs librrs do.
.ieafahs ddasf Fiat, ct iUi y ont rGsi1k soiysnte
Jours, ct qai sont age de diX-huit ans ct oui mont
pas attclht lage de quarante cling, ct qui ne sont mas
par les lois des Etats- Unis GU de Get Etat
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II ESOUSSlGNE prend cette occasion pour
- remercier les p~ratiques de raucienne %societe, ct
souhalte qn'ils tronveront les raisons que leur oife de
Donnes plarchandises ct DIES prix modtrts suffsantes
pour 10 continuation de leur patronage A In nonveIle
II arrive de Ia Nouvelle-Ordans avec un magniiiaue
assortment de "a"
!. MARCHANDISES POUR LA SAISON.
gun yendra a tres bon march6 pour du compliant.
- PUBIC en- general trouveront de leur intdret d'ar-
feter chez lui ayant d'acheter ailleurs.
washington, 10 Jan. 1851. L.. DUBUlSSON.
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VENTE PAR LIE SIERIF.-Etat de ia
Lnuisiane-C our de District, Pnroisse ST. LINN.

VENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Etat de ID
Y Louisiana Cour de District, Paroisse st. Ian
dry.-No. 7977.-Durant g. Hornor VS.. Charles n.
EGler.
En- vertu dun writ de fl. IA. delivre dams l'aGaire ci
dessus par Ia Cour de District dams ct pour In paroiSe
st. Landry, I1tat de la Louisiana ct i moi adrcsst, /
sera expose en- vente ~pullique, pour du compliant 4 Ii
Maison de cour de cette Paroisse, SAMEDI, lie I fey
rier, 1857, commencant a II hcures dn matin ct couti
nuant de jour en- jour sill est necessaire, tons los titrc,
droits, ~interets ct pretentions du dit dafendeur
Charles N. Ealer, aux proprietds s~uivantes, saisies
ponr s~atisfaiIe lie dit ordrc, savoir:
I'm AIN, situa d lencoignure des rnes Main
ct Landry, dams la vile des Opelousas, borne au nord
par une propridtd appartenant au Dr. G. II. Beau
champ, au sud par In dite rue Landry, mesurant 81
pieds sur Ia rue du Main, ct las pieds sur la rue Ian.
dry; ainsi, que toutes les Batisses ct Authorizations
qai sly %lrouvent.
Bureau lu Sheriff, Opelousas, 8 jan. 1857.
i. v. CHACHERE. Shnrif.
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NOTIcE.--Ies soussignes, par ces pre-
~ sentes, notiiie lie public qua partir du Ter No
vembre proclaim. 1856, tontes les marchandises ct
aatres articles qii deme,,rcront en- magasin I'm mois
on moins, seront suists aux prix ordinances do mara.
sinage. 1T tnus les ARTICLES qai resteront on mag.
sin plus dun mois s'lhiront nm charge adiitioneIlt
pour chaqne mois on partie dc mos.
pays. S
Washington, IL Octobre, 1856.
DEBAllLON & CARRIERE.
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VENTE PAR LIZ SHERIF.-Etat de la
Y Louisiane.-Cour de District Paroisse des RAJ
pides-No. 3492.-Joseph Moreau vs.. Archbold
Gordy.
En- vertu dun writ de ieri facias, dalivr6 dams
faffaire ~ci-dessus, par Ia Cour de District dams ct
pour 10 Paroisse dies Rapides ct lie slsdit Etat, ct a
moi adrcss6, il scra expose, en- vente p%ubligne. pour
du compliant, a la Maison de Conr de oette Paroisse,
SAMEDI, le Tine jour de ~fevrier, A. ID. 1867, COM
t,encant a IL heures, ct continuamt de jour en- jour
sill est necessaife. tout les titres, droits, iuterets ct
pretentions du defendcur, Archbold Gordy, il IL
propriete ~suiyante, saisie pour ~satisiaire lie dit ordre,
SAVIOR: 1H4NNGI l. n -e.U"
I'm certain MORCEAU De TERRE, sitts sur lie
Bayou Rouge Bluff, dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry, con
tenant 100 arpents de superiicjs, plus GU moins, avec
toutes les Batisses ct Authorizations Qui sly ~trouvent
(un bon Moulin a Coton). Is
La plus grand partie de IN dit Terre est dGfrich6-
borne au nord par Ia terre de M. LaXless, al sud pa,
cclle de Darby, n Test par des terres domaines, ct a
rouest par les terres dc Madame Wright.
Bureau du sheriff, Opelousas, 5 %Janvier, 1857.
.Ya T l l.. ". Sheriff.
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A VENDRE.-Unc terre situte sur le cote
"A Quest dn Bayou Plaqueminc ct oontenant 600
acres ellie consiste en- graide partie, en- bois de cons
tr!lstlon. tsl que, Chene, Frene, Pin, etc, de la pre-
Cette situation pour une Tanreric, surpasse toutc al-
tire dams fEtat de la Louisiana. VII Ia facilits ayec la.
quellle, on pent SO procurcr des peaux ct des ecorces,
La distance nest que Is miles snd des Opelousss.
Les terfles seront avantageux aux acGutreurs. Ponr
plus amples informations s'adresser q o. y. stanton
n Plaquemine Brulee.
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A Observation-Disclosures s~ucrisre
"A sur laquelle. lie ~.oussignt demeure, conteaant
pres de ncuf cent arpeus dc terre, don't SIS sont en-.
tolrrGs, .lc rcste etant boise.
,.ss les ameliorations consistent en- une excel.
11ssptaHEa lente SuCRERlE, MACHINE A V.APEUR,
IN III ct toutc en- partait ordre; unc des miliiaures
go maisons de residence dl pays. La ficllesse
hen connu DIES terres. la situation, dtant a vue d'unil
des O~pelousas ct a peu pres deux miles ct demi dc
Washington, en- font une dcs habitations les plus de-
siralles de cette Partic du pays.
Les tcrmes seront plus libaiaies que tout autre pro-
priete que fon puisse aclcter dams cette Paroisse.
Voir DR.. !. A. TAYLOR,
Nov.s. Opelousas, Paroisse st. Landry, La.
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FAKES TAXES! KEs

.rAXES! TAXES! TAXESlATous les
i Contribuables ddlinquants sont par lie present
notifies que lie soussigne, Collector de 10 Take de
paroisse pour l'annec 1856, est maintenant occupe q
faire des ~saisies, conformement a Facte de 1866.
Ceux qui desirent s'eviter des frais, (qui Sc ~trouyent
Leaucoup augmentes par lie snsdit acte) yiendron. de
suite au bureau d'Albcrt Dejear, Esq, aux Opelou-
sas, pour regler avec le Collector GU sop deput6
Fun gu Iautre sc trouvant ~toujours au q bureau.
Opelousas, 6 septembre 1856.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.-Mon Ecole s'ouvrira pour
IL lannee scolastique ~actuelle. LUNDI, le 10 Dc
c~ontraire, tous les elives seront consideres CONNIE
etant entries pour l'annee. ct scront ainsi charges.
Terlnes-On paiera ~toujours d'ayance. "a a@ir4a4
Washington, Le., IL Octobre, 1856. -
HlSfT f' Tx s@F H GEO, LUTHER.
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AvlS.-Toutes les personnes qui doiyent a
i44 Ianeienne soeieta de Thompson 4 Co. du BAYOU
<AsQot SOFT par billet, compile gu autrement, dams la
q. Landry on les paroisses ~voisines sont
sent notiiiees de ne les payer qua NM.
Moore, mes a~vocats, OH Il leur agent on
q. Toutes les riclamations de Ia dite socid.
~ ete ~tFansfare par uu accord en- ecrit.
r, H. FRASER.
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CHAS. N. EALER, Horloger, Bijonticr ct
~ Orfeyre, encnignure Main ct 81 Landry. Opelou-
sas, a CONSIGNMENT en- main an grand assortment de
montres en- or ct Ell argent FRANCHISES ct anglsises a
double boitiers, nlontres patent Lever ct IApine,
ncles d~'oreillcs, Bagues, Brooches pour danes ct
kinglcttes pour messienrs, i%nnettes, plumes Ell or
aSec marclies dor ct d'argent, Psrtanierie, Brooches
a Yhe7etx, Savons de toilette, ct autres articles trop
Ii as Il dnumdrer, lie toni a des prix rtdui.s pour du
cd tptant on de bonncs acceptationS sur Ia vile.
4. * execltera aussi pour dn compliant tou.cs especes
de trayaux concernant 81 profession avec plomptitu-
de ct a la satisfaction de tous ceux quiI l'honorcront
de leur contiance.
Opelousas, 10 mars 1856.
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A .VENDRE.--Un bean lot de poteaux
~ pour barriere. de la premiere qualite ct unc
quantiite de pieux de six pieds de Ia plus belle quail
te, gui peuvent servir an lieu de morains dc trois
pieds pour convcrture, a vendre a bon marcht pour
du compliant, par 0
FONTENOT Il LYONS.
Washington, 10 Juliet 1856.
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A UX AMATEURS DE COURsEs.-I
e, C(6iU w 81 ". A sAr

entire deux che sEL-EsaSsSs.ss>
vaux cel6tnes le 20 JANvIR 1857, sur le chemin
dc Course de NJ. Deville pres de In Vile Plate.-Dis-
lance 800 pas. '1 it4g H+
II y aura une autre Course lc 81 du meme mois-
Distance 1000 pas-entrc les chevauN ~suivants: La
jumcnt canelhe de NJ. Virgins du Texas, nomme
Z" Lightning Bug
Ie cheval Baille de N. Fuselier.
Lon pourla s'attendre 4 voir de bellies courses.
lie proprietaire annonce au public quill fera tout
&c qui dependra de lui pour contribuer i ragrament
DIES spectateurs. lie chemin est en- parfait ordre, ct
CONNIE il sly %trouvera d'antres cicvaux de course
tous ceux qui dtsireraient faire courir leurs cheyaux
sont invites de les emmener.
lie public est invite.
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OThL DE VlLLE.-Le soussigns a
- Ihonneur dinformer lie public quill est nrct 4
%rcceyoir, ct logger an moins 100 pensioMnaires dams son
grand ct commode Hotel sitne sur Ia rue du Maine
dams la vile de St-Martin. Les chamlres sont bieu
atries, ct les iepas scrnnt t%oujours DIES mcilleurs.
IL a aussi ouvert sur lie beau terrain touehant 4 Tho.
tel, une ecuric de louage on Ton po,lrra touiours :,
procurer, Il dcs priN modiris DIES Voitures Biirrys.
Sulkys ct dos Chevaux de voiturc ct de selle.
C. DOUMENGE.
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# .OUIS WAITER, Ebsaiae, offre a ver,.lre
~ pour du compliant. DIES Ar,aoirs, des Garde Man
ger. des L%avabots, des Fables de differences qualities,
etc. ETC., a I'M prix anssi molere qu'on pourrait sc les
procurer en- vile. S'udresser a rHotel dc ". Alfred
patin, Opelousus.
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VAPEUR.
1e batean a vapeur
A .VIS.-AU PUAt1t
~. a1 rs~Ss wv cEH

A VIS.-Au PuNI5 lie bateau a yapeur
ALICE w. G;1t3 @. g. E. Lou Ns
aillier, Cyitaine, a senc6 ses voy- $500
ages reg ,iers entrel pelousas ct Ia - -.
NouyeY Orleans, nd de Washington tous les
DIMANCHES l0h tt dc In Nouvele-Orleans
tous Is MERCREDS ures dc lapres midi pen
lan5 saison. Pour 10 assage, voir a bord GU
ALFrRE o. AL1ER, Washington.
8, Les ex;sdi nailes OF les colsignatenrs de
fret. fcront Jien aity S.~uu'aucun fret ne seralivra du
maggsin de dtp6tj zee que lie compile du fret serl
payt, GU qufin req nnaissant lie reception du fret
sera envoye aux titionnaires, pour pavement
Ious cenx qui /; du fret, tronyeront toulo,f
leurs complies en- ,ains de NJ Alfred Louaillier
4 Washington, qui est ntorise dc collector ct dac
uuitter nos counties, HINCKLEY u co.
Washington, 10 Janvier, 1857.
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Observation-Disclosures paniers dc Get
~ excellent Vim, en- magasin, que nous ycndrons A
un prix rebuilt, pour clore une consignation.
DEBAILLON & CARRIERE, Wash +, No.
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yT7ILLIAM ii. SPEN GER, Avocat.-
W Exercera So profession dams les diff rentes
Cours d.. 15me District Jadiciare. Par son assitiui-
t6 ct son ino.str il compte mGriter Encouragement
public. Bureau, aux Opeiousas.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-17

nROGUEs, MEDICINES Ell PAR
IL HCMEelE FRAlCHE.
P. LEONCE HEBi,AlD Il co. vienns nt%TI
lie rscevoir MI assortment complet de go
aDROGUES, MEDICINES ET ARTICLE DE
Gsgs I-.-. . FANTAlSlE.
4f.3 Entr'autres Ton t~rolvera chez eux I'm jli
La choix de
Portes-M onnaie; Parier ct Envelopes dc Fantastic
Can't Anglais pour Danes; Savons de Toilet;
Parfulns; Eau lie Cologne de Jean Marie Farina;
Potaire poNrla Figure: Peigr,es en- Caoltchouc;
Crosses 4 Dents de toutes qualities;
QUiNNE F2ANCAIs, prix rebuilt;
Peintures; Hniles; Vernis; Eerres Il Wires;
Pinceaua, Sirop Pectoral de Mcongs.
SiRoP DE BRIiNT pour lie rhnme,
Pastilles dc CONNIE, Conserves de Citrons,
Pate de Juiuhe, Eal-de-vie, Madtre,
Vim d'Oporto, Porter de Londres dune
qualita s1ipGiieure.
Cha5bon de BclloUle, Digitaline,
Pastifle d pccac pour %entants, Dragtes vermifu
re lie Santoniue, Perles d'Ether.
REMEDE ASrII0UTTEUN du DIR. LaSille.
kourso, relnale centre lie yer solitaire,
Lancsttes, Dlriers, Papiers,
l-iyres aecomntes, cncre. plumes m5talignes
TARACh priser. Il chiquer ct a fnmer, Biberons
Cl.ysopo1np.s dun noaveai1 modeie.
I'm assortment eomplet de mGdecines brevettes
Franchises, .~tnglaises ct Alntricaines.
lie tout 4 hon mRrcti.