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SPRING
& SUMNER
TRADE!
N0W 0PENl
JUST RECEIVED
an extensive
Assortment
ofgoods for
Genilemen's
wesr, OF We
~ great variety Of
style, particularly adapted
TO the season, al the Store Of
OWEN & MOULTON'S!
Their Stock consists Of Broadcloths, Of
every Color aud Quality; Cashmereis,
Ermenett., Satinetis, Tweeds, Doeskins,
and Vss,ings Of the richest variety and
pattern, among which may be found Plain
and Fancy Silk velve,s, Silk Granedenes,
sa,ins, Marse,les, Valencias, csshmeres
&c. Any of,he above goods they will
sell by the yard, at the very lowest pr.
ces, or will manufacture into genllemen's
Garments ofevery description, in the most
Fashionable and nea,est manner possible,
and in all cases warranted 10 give per.
feet satisfaction. TLey have also re.
ceived fine selection Of Genilemen's
Furnishin Goods consisting Of Neck and
W. Pocket Kerchicls, Napoleon Neck
kWN Ties, Stocks, Scars. Gloves, Sus.
penders, Shirts, Collars, Bospms, &c.
They have on hand, and are continu.
ally Manufacturing Coats OF all descrip.
tons, in the lates, styles, and IN a work.
manlike manner, which are offered at the
lowest prices. They have on hand the
largest assor tment OF We
ats 10 be found 10 th
Q county, consisting
of all the various XII
nds, being 100 nuner
ous,o men ton. The
particular attention OF
gentlemen is invited
TO their eX tensive $40
ok Of Pan falcons and
panialoon Goods, con
sisting of more than
100 differ ent styles,
many ofw hich are
elegant d. OF veIy
fine textur c. They
give their aitentio
n 10 Cult ing gar
ments for 9th. ers
to manuf aclure
O&." ,00s.'
OOO0sf+. o..
Saco. May 1t
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Bricks, Bricks.

THE ssh,rribsr kssps santy on hAni Il his gard
On M Ksunshsnk cd. above King's osrpss. brtck
isrre isss to suit buyers. HARDIN TAYLOR.
BsaAefbrd, July 81, 1885,. o.
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G. A IL Il L A q Il WOR TX
AND
| CARRIAGE REPAIRING.

7 b. CLUFF, nj his shop on Pepperell square
- near the Mill yard, Sa;o, is prepared to ex.
ecute all kinds Of Carriage work Or Carriage re-.
pairing, either the wood or lion work, or to do
any kind OF work usually done in Carriage He.
pairing establishment. or Blacksmllhs' shop.
His shop is conveniently situated, and all work
entrusted TO his care will be promptly and faith.
fully performed. He solicils a share OF the pub.
lie patronage. a..
Saco, May 20, 1857. 2ltf
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Compo,ed OF Sarsaparills, Yellow Dock, Wild
Cherry, Thoroughbred, Pncsly Ash, khubdrb'
Mandrake, DandeIion aud Wnlcrsecn-so con-
bined as 10 act directly upon the cause OF disease
and forming one Of The best remedies ~ the world
tor Jau,dce and Liver complaint ~ all their form.
Dyspepsia, cOsiiyeness, llumors of The blood aud
Skin. Piles. Indigestion, Headache, DIzzlness,
Heartburn, or Acid Stomach, l.anguor, weakness
los, Of appetite, Debility Bilious Diseases, Met.
cural Alityticns, and al impurities Of the blood,
no matter what the cause may lie, Fever aud
Aguc, Coughs aud Gods, broken up and cured a,
once.
They are pleasant 10 take, useful nj all inns,
and sure Ia do good.
They cleanse the Bowels, purify the Blood,
heal, strengthen, build up, aud keep In order The
whole system.
SHOULD USE THEM!
Nearly 600, 900 bottles were used last year,
proving IL the most popular medicine ever known.
Price only - aud - l.2 Gents per bottle. DE.
pot, 90 Union street Boston. Sold BY all dealers
m N,hc,ne. everywhere. 81
C. W ATwELI., Portland, General AgenL
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Save your Money
BY BUYING
Perry'S Patent Lamps.

A new Improvements and
the best Lamp in ,hsknown
world TO burn cheap oil "
grease. giving a beautiful
and brilliant light a, !c. per
hour, equal 10 two common
lamps These Lamps are
for sale at % per cent lower
than Uhord's Patent, be-
sides being an easy Lamp
10 trim aud keep clean, and
Tor common use about house
To he found ut 7. l. MUIR.
PHYS Paint IL Oil Store.
,r Perry's Lamp, for sale al
II 1857. %
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ECONOMY IN PRINTING.

VJNHIS Press will pin, from any kind OF type,
l. Dies, Wood Cuts, or Eectrotypes, giving a.
perfect IN impression as any other press now ih
use, and may he used by any lad OF ordinary ca
paciiy. All kinds OF Fancy aud Ornamental frln!'
ing may be executed with this Press In the neat
esi possible manner ANY kind Of paper, oil wsa'.
ever quality or color, may he used, damp OF a'y'
also, all kinds ofcard.board.
This Press is most admirably adapted for print
ing Shop Bills, Labels, Visiting or Business Cards.
Bill Heads, Envelopes, Railroad Receipts, lea,
Coffee, or Salt Bags, and as Copying Press, Is
superior TO any thing now In use. The larger
sizes will he found very useful to printers LOT TAX
ing ProoE.lset Impressions, and doing JOB WORK.
I, may be- used by merchants, professional men,
or any one who may wish card of any kind
This Press is very simple, strong, durable, anu
easily kept in order. The smallest size occupies
a space Of G by s inches, weighing only liz
pounds, and will be furnished
FOR THE Low PRICE OF FIVE DOLLARS.
There are three sizes-the IS size prints sheet
Of paper s by Ginches the $40 size prints sheet
of paper by l2 inches, the si5size prints sheet
ofp.pcr 10 by ~ inches, and on the receipt OF
the above named prices, the presses VIII De Sent
TO any part of the country.
A lew hours work, by small boy, will save
the cost Of this Press and do the work as well rs
the most skillful workman. Our friends aud The
public are respectfully invited to call aud exam
inc this WONDER OF THE AGE! which Is on
exhibition and for sale at Ia Washington street,
irst door north Of the Old South Church. All
orders promptly attended TO. Address, postage
stamp enclosed)
LOWE PRESS COMPANY,
IA Washington Sc, Boston.
All kinds of Paper, Cards, Envelopes, Bronze
and Inks for sale srAGENTS WANTED.
Boston, April, 1897. 6ml4
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CUPPLY the best, finest and
- purest.. articles, at iorssf
casa Sriess. Their Stock con.
sisu Of
Teas, Csnee., Chsco.
lates. Allsplce, Pepper.
Mustard, GiageP, Cay.
enne Pepper, NutInegs,
Cinunmeu, Cloves,
Crca ~ Tartar, Tarax.
acussi. or Prepares
Dadelisu Rect, SC.
Having every facility for M a.
ufacturins and preparing the
several articles psme.t ,ihe pub
bic may rely upon having them
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A nxDrcrsE THAT NEvEa DxslIIrArE,
DIR. SANFORD'S
INVICoRAToR,
OR LIVER REMEDY

HAS ALL THE GOOD QUALITIES OF A
ID Puryative medicine, answering the PuIpo.-
G. OF any Cathar,ic without the debiiating effects
experienced from most purgativss IL acts slow
IN and gently, but surely, moving the bowels 10
carry or all the secreted matter, ut the same time
stimulating the Liver 10 proper performance o.
its functions.
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NUMBER es.
! Tie PATRIOT.


+" Awake, my sister !n---the low words camo s.
From the bed where yonng rose grew
j" Awake thee, my sister violet,
And open thihe eyes Of blue:
Shake the morning dew from thy lovely head,
And thy perfutned leaves unfold,
And rejoice like ME in the blessed light
OF the morning living gold.
!" All other fur buds are gazing out.
Aud wooiug the shining sun,
And hear the echo Of sounding feet
by tho passing breeze borne on:
y Pcrchance some maiden may wander BY,
And look on our place Of rest,
And bear us away Aom our lowly home,
To reposc on her own fair breast.
"0h, bliss! to reposc on 50 lovely q couch,
And be gazed on by beauty's eye;
Oh, bliss! to be praised BY her gentle voice,
And be famed by her fragrant sigh,
How long shall We dwell on the joyless earth
How long must we li1ger here
Say, dost thou not pine for a prouder lot? n. is
Answer me- sister dear.'s
A faint, sweet sound, like q lutc's last note
On the mornings stiffness broke,
And the air was stirred with an odorous breath,
As the meek young violet spoke
There's quiet bliss in our own green vale, Ks
And love its calm beauty well;
There's joy, there's joyin each passing breeze
u is a home where love to dwell. s
"Our roof Is the azure vault Of heaven,
Our food is the dew,drops bright;
The sun throws its beams on our path by day,
And the stars are our lamps by night
We sprang up mid odor and bloom and light,
We are wooed by the minstrel wind
Here rest, then, dear rose, in thine own sweet hom
For fairer thou can'st not tindn
But the rose still pincd for a prouder lot,
And IL pined not long nvuin,
For n maiden, with check like It's own red leaf,
Game dancing DER the plniu
She gazed on its hue with admiring eye,
And she praised 1t with gentle voice,
And placed Y in her bosom of spotless white.
Oh, then did tho rose rejpce
A few bright hours of light and joy, g IA
And tho flower was all forgot;
And 1t longcd again for its quiet homo,
For it saw ii was needed not.
1t withered apacc in its high abode,
Unnoticed by beauty's eye,
And when the dim shadows Of twilight came,
u was cast on its home to die. a
The violet still lived in its loneliness,
And the moon and the stars looked down,
And silvered the misty veil of dew l@#
That the even had over it thrown; i
The aepbyrs wooed it, aud sportiycly stroye
Its odorous breath to share,
While they turned aside from she faded rose,
| And left it to perish there. 5 7
| Thus thou may'st learn, ron, simple flower,
| lesson thy course to guide:
| Then cling to the bliss of n quiet home,
| And dream not of wealth and pride!
| And oh! when Ambition would taint thy soul,
Or thou slightest for polnp and state, ,
/, Think thou of tho lowly vielet's lot,
| And remember the roses fate! }as4..-s
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GHAS. n. EALER, Watch-Maker and
" Jeweer, corner of Main and Landry streets, np,
eonaas. has on hand an assortment OF WAIuHES
and JEWELRY, consisting of English and French
Ear.Rinrs Finner-Rings, Breast-Pns for Ladies and
tsentlemcn spectacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
silver Holders; Perfumcry, Hair Brushes Toilet
Scans, and other articles too numerous to mention;
the whole of which will he sold at much reduced
vii; also execute all kinds Of work in my line OF
business in worknanlike manner and with prompt
lispatch for cash. u N EAi4hh.
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WATCH AND JEWELRY STORi''
w corner Of Main and Landry streets, ops
Iousds La. -aHF f'

..' G. N. EALER .,-
would inform his customers and the public generally
that he has lately made arrangements for purchasing
Watches and jewelry in NewYork and that he has
within the past week received, direct from that
emporium, the first installnent. consisting of the
most elegant aud desirable articles ever brought
this part OF the country.
aB-Just opened and for sale, cheaper than eyer
before offered
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
English and French Patent Lever and Lepine, of
superior quality;
CHAINS AND NECKLACES:
Fine Gold Vest, Fob and Guard Chains and Neck
laces, exquisitely finished.
GOLD AND SILVER TIIIMBLEs. .
A magnificent assortment Of
STUDS AND SLEEvE-DUTTONS,
comprising sets Of Gold Stone Ca,neos, Jet Mosaic
Blood Stone, Cornelian, Eench Paste, coloied and
white, Plain Gold and Engraved g..
a fine collection Of
BREAsT-PINS AND EARRINGS
for Ladies', comprising sets of Camcos, Mosaic, Gold
Stone and jet. Enameled Plain Gold Of various pat
terms and of superior workmanship and material.
FINGER RINGS
Of many varieties, set with Diamonds, Rubes, Gar
net, Pearl Opal, Aquamarine, Emerald, white and
red Comedian, Cameo, Blood Stone, very heavy
being complete assortment, from which may be
chosen article to please the most faslous taste
An G,ialvus nst OF .a....
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
such as Small Far Wires Yest-Chain Hooks, Split
Rings of superior quality, Swivels Keys and Charms
of many varieties, fine heavy Gold Pencil and Pen
Holders with withont Pens, Silver Holders, u su
pefior quality of Crosses, Buckles for Fob Ribbons
lockets, Coral Beads, Silk Guards, Pcrfumery, etc
etc. etc.
Rs- Repairing done MS usual ut the OLD STAND
corner of Main and Landry streets.
81 GHAS. \. EALER.
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J EDUC
lHAW's sCHoQ situated on Bayou

.GHAW's sCHoQy situated on Bayou
~ Bceuf in the Mee settlement.
This School will open " the LIST Of January next
1857; and for the colv cnce Of those who live at
distance, board etc, hyl been reduced to the fol
lowing low rates.. s$sSs @ a
Beard per session of zlweeks. ....... $40 OF
Washing, Bed, Bedding 4Dd Candles :. -. !. 10 OK
Tuition in English, sssss.................1 .15 Of
90 g and Efench, .,,..,.... "a OF
One-half pay 70 IN Advnnce No lost time will
be deducine SIS anle$S In case Of sickness
To the school Al attached u Sabbath Schoo
for the Il instruction. OF the pupils. e.. (
Bayou raaf, Decenibef 20, 1856.
l.. b. SHAW.
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GT. MARY's HALL, Washington, S,

- M 4tnI - I{AlLlIy w uSlllliHtOu, i9t.
~ Landry La. S
This insttution, undar the supervision of Mrs.
Whitney, Principal, and c. F. V. Haskell, Vice
Principal will be opened for the reception of pupils
the third Monday in october, 1856, embracing full
Dictation, Elocutien, Arithmetic, Grammar. Mod.
ern and Ancient Geography Outline Maps, History,
Botany, Astronomy fhe higher Mathematics, Ge-
ology, Mineralogy, Canchology, Ancient Mythology
Organic Chemistry Physiology, Intellectual Pow
ers, Logic, Ethics, English Poetry and Polite Liter
ature. A 4@,
Instruction will also be given in the Languages
and Fine Arts.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
twenty weeks each. -1 5..=s
English Course, per session. $50 90
Board, per month ....... ................l2 90
characterization Zee -i.,,---.-% ..'.-'.',.'. oO W
't The Languages Nj, Music Painting in Oil, Lineat Al
Crayon and Monochramatic Drawing, French Cray
dns, Silk and Chenille Blending at the usual rates
Use of Sheet Music and Patterns, each, 50.
Use of Musical instrument, So. t5a
The Institution, aside from Aboard furnishes bed
steads and mattresses. Baafders provide al othei
requisite appendages.
For the promotion of economy in dress, it is<de
srable the young ladies conform to an established
uniform, when time and circumstances admit.
| The School will be in no respect denomnatiUna
Or sectarian The mode of instruction is systemati
cal and strictly intellectual. The organization OF al
the departments is upon principles deemed thu
sui est foundation for success. In the discharge
duties incident to the various departments, the hes
talent will always be employed.
Patrons committing their daughters as wards t.
our care are requested to specify the church thel
wish then, to be in ATTENDANCE. Daughters of thu
regular Clergy, tuition gratis.
No pupil received for less time than one session.
| Tuition fee, semannualy in advance. ..
The personal efforts Of the Principal will hA gvel
to make st. Marys Hall all that can be desired as
school Of elevated literary Character, where youn!
ladies can, who wish receive a finishing course.
| REFERENGEs.
Rt Rev Bishop 7 y Davis, So Ca; Bishop Green
jackson, Miss; Col z Hooker, Gallatin, Miss;
Smith, NJ D, Monticello, Miss; J W Simpson, II y
Laurens 9 Fl, So Ca; Hen l. Orr, Washington, 9
Hon w S FcathNrston, Houston, Miss; J Ii and
Willard, Troy Seminary, n Y.
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GHERlFFS SALE.-State of Louisiana

GHERIFF'S SALE-State of Louisiana,
~ District Court, Parish of Sc. Landry.-No. 1877.
Durant 81 Hornor vs. Charles n Ealer.
BY virtue of writ Of tieri fcias issued in the above
entitled suit by the District Court in and for the Pa
rsh Of st. Landry aud State aforesaid, and to me
directed have taken into possession, and will ex-
p,se ut public sale, for cash. t. the lust and highest
bidder, at the Court Hnuse in the Town of Opeou-
sas,on SATURDAY, the 7th day Of February, A.
II. 1856, commencing at the hour Of / O'Clock A.
M y continuing from day to day if necessary all
the ,ight, title and interest of the said defendant
Charles n Eacr, in and to the following described
property. seized to satisfy said writ, TO wit:
One LOT OF GROUND, situated at the corner Of
Main and Landry streets, in 0pennsas, bounded on
II north by property now owned by DR.. Charles II
H. tchamp, south BY said Landry street, measuring
81 feet on Main stree. and las Landry street, to-
gether with all and singular the Buildings and LIN
prtyememt; thereon, 2"eeed.
Sheriff. Office, Opv, ,sas, January 3, 1851
l.. V. CHACllEKE. Sheriff.
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ADVANTAGES or RAILWAY 'TuNNEts.--,Wo
enn not help repeating narrative which wa
heard on one occasion, told with in6niie gravity.
py clergyman, who name we at once inquired
about, and OF whom we shall only say that hc
is one OF the hest and worthicst SONS Of the kirk
and knows when to be serious as well ,as when
to jest. Don't tell me- snid be, 10 simple
looking Highland brother, who had evidently
made Ills first trial Of railway travelling in COM
ing up to the Assembly don't, tell me TINT
railway tunnels are an unmitigated evil; they
serve high moral and ethical purposes. Only
the other day got into railway carriage,
and had hardly takcn my scat Wien the train
started. On looking mp ! saw sitting optos-.
| lie To me two Of the most rabd dissentcrs in
Scotland felt ut once that there could be
no pleasure for me in that journey, and with
gloomy heart and countcnapce leaned back
in my corner. But oil at once wc plunged in
TO tunnel black as night, and When we emer-
ged at the other end, my brew was cleared,
and my ll-hamor was entirely dissipated,
Shall tell you how this came to be? All
the way through the tunnel was shaking my
fist in The dissenters faces, and making horri-
ble mouths at them, and That relieved me and
set me all right. Don't speak against tunnels
again, my dear friend" Erascr's Magazine.
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EDUCATION.

FDUCATI0N.--My School will open for
~ the year on the 18th of October inst. All pu-
pills will be considered entered by the year. and
will be charged accordingly, unless by special agree
ment to the contrary. Terms--Payment invariably
in advance.
Washington, La, October II, 1856.
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S&HANGE OF RESIDENCE--Dr. Pl-
" LATE has removed bis residence and Office to
the dwelling on Landry street near Judge overton s.,
and opposite l.. Brott's store. Besides the ordinary
services of his profession, the DIR. will continue to
attend ON all diseases of the Mouth aud Teeth and
nractira in NIL the branches OF Dentistry. His work
In MI that line is warranted, and performed after the
latest and most approved process.
Artificial Teeth are nat only an ornaments they re-
establish the voice to its natural tome ant anoVea'i
or,;t mastcation so indispensable to the health.
Dr.. plate will visit Washington weekly
Prices moderate
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6,IrY HOTEL. The undersigned has the
" honor tn inform the public that A ,ssA -
he is now ready to receive and nc. i,sss.SysA,sS
conmodate at least one hundred s.55 iis tsmiaN
borders in his large and commcdi- ss4 la -
ous Hotel situated on Main street, in st, Mnitnsye.
The rooms are well aired, and the table will be vel
catered.
He has also opened on the bcautif., lot adjoining
the Hotel LIVERY STABLE, where Carriages,
Buggies and Sullies, well Carriage aud Riding
Horses can he procured at moderate prizes.
st. Aartnsyilc, November 3, 1856.
c. DOIIMFNGE.
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OUISIAN A. PLA n TAT / Q N
A. CLOTHING MANuFhCToRf.--
p. A. HEBRARD,

No. l13 Canal st.
Netc Orieans,
Informs the public that he has added TO his Dry
Goods Store = manufacture OF Negro Clothing for
both sexes.
this establishment and their moderate price should
-ecnre the attention OF the planters of this, and
neighaering parishes. =.
Var uriecs md samples Of the Goods apply to II
81, Hcbrarsl agen. of the said establishment, q
opeloaaas "A. A SC
l(s I'D sqsY.i Ells /. suitable fol
sns, ~ Ne Y ~. oi'loe.
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ItOOpERAGE.- = The undersigned has on
I j hand ot all times supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALE BARRELS for
Moassrs of the best workmanship. which he offers at
The customary prices. he will also receive and exc
cte orders or any description of work in bis line.
su', eanI, Of uOISiIEAD SLAVES and NlNEFO0F
pIfskETs for sale low for cash. March io,
WILLIAM 5. READ. Washington.
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FNROF. ANTHONY WINNER has the
L honor of informing the public that having been
ndnced to come and settle in the town of 0pelousas
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 mod,
crate: So per month for instrumental Music, ana 50
,d~ month for Vocal Music. For tuning Pianos, the
Charge will be proportionate to the work; still, it
Will always Ae moderate.
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Nj FOR SALE Four thousand
IN Atsf III And living on the West side ol Bayou
l.so y nrnlee about tweiity-three miles South
l.aes ;alie - The Land is we'll provided with ex-
es,sih' .s,sher such MS Oak, ASH Pine, etc, of the
y s,;as s,;,ls There are also improvements with a
quaiN, accayed condition. This situation as u
Mt excelled by any other in the State of
f,nnets = n consequence Of the unusual convenience
aalalsa w ana hides. Terms easy to purchasers. For
ss,selars aan apply at this office, or to o. F. STAN
sa,,S Eoy Il plaquemine .Brulee.
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STEAMBOATS,, ETC.
NRGsu DRUGS, PERFUMERY, ETC

FRESu DRUGS, PERFUMERY, ETC
P. LEONCE HEBRARD & co.
llge just received large supply of Fresh g.,
eDrugs, Perfumery, etc. TTI
@ Among oth9, articles, will be found aotksD
n we'll selected stock Of &
4 Stationery, Blank Books,
Pfaeg Note Paper and Envelopes, te-Monnaies,
French and American PerFumery,
Tooth, Nail, Hair and Shaving Brushes;
French Brandy; London Porter;
r, 1T and Madeira Wines;
Paints, Oils: Paint Brnsi..as; Narnishes; .sl
Glasses Of all kinds;
Symp Pectorai Of Dueongt: fsrmifnge;
ipceae Lo2csgcs; Sugarea Drop;
Prepared Charcoal; Digitai,ne III lllis'
BraNt's pect oral Syrups;
English pen-knives: Citron Preserves;
Cologne Water of Jean Marie Farna'
Gum Drops for Colds; &.
Toilet Soaps;
oUINlNt33 =. :. radnred ,,>>2ices,
general assortment Of French, English and AM
lean PATENT MEDICINES.
Aoass9 an nfalliblG remedy for Tape worm;
Ether Pearls, for Headache aud Sick stomach;
ia. l.lYlc's Great Remedy and Pills.
AVfF, CIGARS Chewing { Smoking TOBACCO,
Of superior quality.
- Tooth Forceps, Lancets, Sucking Bottles, etc.
MEa M The Ladies' attention is called to our
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- PEnFUMEnY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
oPeousas March l 1856.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-10
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