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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

JOHN s. DEMUTH.
From the Rev. Mr.. NcMCLLEN, Tastor of Roberts
Chapel INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. s. 1891.
DIX. Z. ". RoBACK-Dea- Sir have used your Blood
Purifier Tor affection, from which have sui
Tered much times. Wile pleasant the taste
certainly has happy effect upon the Please
cept my thanks your kind regards and acts and be-
iieye me, Yours,
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A r. MORTLT Use, of rr1ct- y. T.. writes: 9" hays
< your Ic.aqll myself and in nay family since
va invented t. and believe il ihe best medicine oT s
rgtrpSe put With bad cold sliouii sooner
paw twenty dollars Tor bottle than do Wau H. ~
al other reuae1y-
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. fhilsdel

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sratis 70 an wn" Apply ny el.er WIN ,ie
>. tie'i en'ut'on, tase nesuss'on, naos ea lle,
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Board ~ HS HSaitn u ths Town "
= ''57 sa Sshinxt0n.

-, MoSnAf, August ?, 1893.
The BoardTdN Ahjs dAv t,rasent Messrs
p. i. Todd, JohnS sd, s. buhaissen, j. +.
Morrogh, John P. Cd and +. Tninsrs--A Absent,
Mr.. d. D. Arden. 3A ss7I
I. The meeting being \ 10 order. Nj. n. Dubcis
son was elected Pm md John r, Gurpeft
Secretary. I.ssts,ris q '7s E
The following ir& pswere unanifrousjy
adopted:
lst- .'..s-sse-, That n Imbnats ffusn NewOr-
r 8 OF any infected disG(ct. shall he ai,nvea "a
ssop within The limits d MI sporntion. % ses =
"a. Resolved. Tint no pcishn or persons fran sny
infected district or place where the Yeilov Fevst
prevails; or any citizen Of this town w6o shali ~
on board of steamboats, from such places' shn r.
admitted into this corporation until ten dayx Ahall
have elapsed after leaving such places or hints nm
less they can prove satisfactorily 70 Iris Roaf that
they have had the Yellow ,er previously. md ars
acclinated to il. (Physioiafs.S and membefS 81 INA
Board Of Health cxeepted.) ss
Sd. sResoluef. That no Goods or Mercbari,,ye
Baggage, Clothng or Bedding, foxcept snch a. M
usunly termed wet Barrels, AID such other nrti,ies
as Seap, Candles Tobaceb. Flour Chesses III J
which are moi consdet6 ca4,able Of Communicative
the necttonY shall ~ ,nfo thls ,,cy,,o,
tion until such goods gsnsll Nave been aired u
Wooden goods, etc., thoroughly opened during 4s
Aours, g7s1 - i3I5 d 81 -
hours. s''" = : y
Az Others thoroughly opened during "a hours.
All articles packed in cases with sawdust, straw,
eetc such as Medicines, Liquors, Sardines, etc,
"a hours a4i. q ia
| IN. Reso'ced, That the foregoing regulations
snail not prevent persons or freight from passiux
through town when necessary. provided they do
not stop within the limits Of the corporation
| oth. hesolrsd, That Committee Of three be ap.
pointed 70 wait on the Captains Of all steamboats,
bound ior this port and request of them ~ favor,
70 come no nearer thhn Waxia. The President DR..
U. Y. Todd and Mr.. j. +. Morrogh were acc dinghy
appointed.
oth. Hssossfd, That guard shsll be kept ut the
eorpnla alton line, on the road leading to Waxia, and
asso that person snail be emplored 10 superintend
ana see that all articles destined to this place arc
properly aired ~ above and y sha he his duty To-
furnish the President Of this Bard with certificate
| whenever such goods, etc, shall be admissihle
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CtHAS. N. EALER, Watch-Maker and
" Jeweer, coruer Of Main aud Isandry streets, op
eousas. mas on hand an assortment lt WATCHES
and jEWELRY consisting of English and French
I,old and Silver cased Lever and Lepine Watches.
Earnings, Finger Rings BreastPins FOR Ladies and
Gentlemen Spectaces, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders. Perfumery, Hair Brushes Toilet
Snaps and other articles too numerous to mention:
The whole of which will be sold at much reduced
prices for cash OF good city acceptance.
will also execute all kinds of work in my line Of
business in workmaniike manner aud with prompt
dispatch for cash. U. N EALER.
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NoVEL AND EXTRAoRDINARY8l


NJ UNFl5 AND )EATRA0HDINART
~ New Schedule Of Premiums of tile United
States Journal pubsing House, Encouraged by
TIE unexamped success Of our novel and cxtinor-
dinly Premium oilers, in the circulation Of the
lVhg established and popular pictorial monthly, the
Uuted States Journal aud III the sale Of our valna-
BILE Books, VT now announce our new programme
of premiums for the senson Of lS5s aud 1852 EN-.
hraeing the celebrated Art Union Series OF twelve
large apd splendid Steel Plate Engrayings. and
schedule Of Gold Watches Rich Jewery Of alfklnds,
Gold Pens, ETC., offered on scale of libenty sur.
passing MI previous offers s4
Our Jewefy Is composed exclusively nf the rich
est tirstcass articles, warranted to be solid gold or
precisely Represented, and every person selects
his own premium. Ours is the only Publishing
House that offers premiums on this plan, or thut
furnishes this class Of Jcwelry. M
The following Is list oil a few Of the articles, !,
with the amount Of the club FOR which il Is given as
premium, and the postage required for its delivery
by mail;
Splendid Detached Lever. Enameled
Dial eighteen carat i,oid Watch wars A.
ranted n pertert time keen,r seo M
Elegant Gciine Enan,eled Dij is carat
Gold Watch. i 80 90
Large DouhleSde Gold Pencil and
Goid zen, warranted TO be solid gold Postage
, thfonRhoht -, ;......s. ,....a... o 00. DC,
peaati'"t r"'u tenei, Warfabted 70 be
soi,a Hoiu th9.Shnut tti::..... O.esVo
CON reh2il, "oiu Wasen Key ana sod al
lootn tsk eotnoihe,, g 10 pc.
Exclusion olVcrchse iencii lwaFraht-
= So same as CON ana 'Ioia Fen '!s. 5Oi .ycs
hleh Hoia hanh i'faeeiet, .......s...3 W. DC
rahey Hoiu Mosaie pgaGeiet'-...; w. NC.
superb lineu 1olu Iosket' ehgfaVeaaha
turned ,,;5, \; -. oD.1.6c.
e. oi Go,'s Sameo var pfops-'''.'- ~ 'gc.
oe, Q, 'o'a toiai Eaf props, ,...'...' w, 0c'
10y Sahep Iin lef Lady ,.,'.'-..i w &c.
,,oia @ riofentine l,in fef Lidy ;t.sts.. " .6r.
Gnla Ply ulns'ef l9n1 1or seht'eman. Ws sc.
Se. o. Goa cameo sinds.; .;....'.. w. Sc'
e. ol Engraved, Llhea Snia Staas. w. Jc.
oee oi VOID oarHela' s'eese BUTTONS "a
sor Lacy or Iehtismah .:..i y w, Sc
superb Friehishlp ting, sond sixteen
carat gold, rehly enameied s....,- 20. &c.
a MISS hihg, soiio sixteen earal god, 40
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ps.sel tnsn sne ~ scse
fevs tnls nsue newer
ssesnse ~ ~ fragrant isaxss .sas ~ thcss
'-'' 80 s,' !, n !. 81.
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: as
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paced y in we sun
ANA ever g ths evening hour,
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80. - .'ssS ..ss' - 80
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Twas Worth the world y NJ Assssss " Aaap "
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS AND SHIP

~ PERs,-r-po avoid any misapprchension and to
know the facts we take this method to inform them
tat the prises of freight and passage on the steam
crs ANNA FERRET and w BURTON will be the
same as last season, and shall be as low as any good
md safe boat in the trade.
TbanMi for past f,vors, we hnpe by strict at
enton to sur business, and responsSbsisy, for any
losses tbatinay occur by the tallt of those we emf
ploy, and being always on hand to merit liberal
share oftEeir patronage.
January 2, 1888. HINCKLET & co.
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E0R SAhE.--A first rate NEW Buggy,
- n.antfactured NY the undersigned. Of the best
materials, and In a neat and tasty style. Low for
cash or gona paper
Washington, August Z, 1868. 5sSG
A. GDISG
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A preacher who attended the sermon Of an
other priest, was asked his opinion Of the dis
course.
I see, replied .he critic. that clear waters are
not deepl
The perspicuols orator sometime after be-
came auditor Of his learned brothers oration
| see said the former preacher, that deep wa
| Fersmre not clear -. ~
a. - SSs sts-..
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TAKEN UP, by the UNDERSIGNED, It. two =, '"a''
shnnl,ler with the letter NJ aud on the hip 49,
De. the other mule is branded with the N-Zlaa
letter on the shouder aud nu the hip DIR.
The owner Of slid mules is requested to come
onward prove property, pay charges and take them
way. otherwise they will be dealt WITH according
Elm Bayou, ST. Landry, La July 10, ls5s.-St.
-1"' S. B. WALL.
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H.. o,,,nd living in the Parish of st.

..sifl;1111ERIFF's SALE.-State of Louisiana,
n;strict Court, Parish Of st. Iandry.-No. $40.
4 " sc,.mlrs KIN. pauchin VS.. Theoaose s. Robin.
Na,n W. srtne Of writ Of H. IA issued in the above en-
y quits by the District Court in and for the Par
St. Landry and State aforesaid, and to me
( ourt-bolse Of this Parish, on SATURDAY,
iay Of September, 4. d. 1858. commencing
y. q hour of ii a. NJ. and continuing from day to
X, Il necessary, all the right, title, interest and
lesiu,nd Of the said defendant, Thepdnse s. Robin,
n aaa to the following property, seized to satisfy
iataii writ, 70 wit: e,,,, .nr n.
'Tsl Ts,eris,s 0lice, opelousas, July 81, 1853.
= L. Y. CHACHERE. Sheriff.
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JUT CIAL NOTICES,
sTEssa soATs!.... /.

INEW oRI.EAh )ND oPELoUsls
Regular Packet, sdier BAYOU BELIZE,
Jno, Lyons, master, Vi ,eave Wishing. -,
ton for Neworleans and all intermediate 4sHss 4
landings, on WEDNESDAYS at 10 sssssz,ssszas
at O'Clock p. NJ =
+ The Bayou Belle being of very light dranght and
W. ,lcutated for the trade, planters and shippers
cafs >. on her remaining in the trade and running
in all stages Of water. es is. ssI1D
upon us. :
Washington, May s, 1858. 31 81
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1.Hh undersigned acting as agent of the
= steamer Bayou Belle, for Barry's Landing,
hereby informs the public that he has constructed
strong Pen to receive Beeves, Calves, etc, which
coast, by this Boat. NsA
Persons who have cattle to send, would do well to
inform the undersigned in advance Of their inten-
ton, so as to enable him to secure their emharca-
tion His residence is within half mile nf Barry
Landing. BENOIT NEY. 7
0pelousas, July 81, 1868. g9g i7
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NUTIUE. ~ 'ru THE PuBLIc. - I'he good
~ and safe steamer Sys},t Hti> BGRTUG,
bailt expressly for the trade, g. L. r.7s
Aoaaillier, master, has commenced her y
regular trips between Opelousas and New
Orleans, leaving Washington every SUNDAY at III
\. NJ. and Neworleans every WEDNESDAY at 5 p
VI, during the season. For freight passage apply
On board Or to A. LOuAiLlIER, Washington
n. B. Shippers and eonsignees Of freight will
take particular notice that no freights will be de.
livered from the warehouse until the freight bill is
paid or receipted back to the shippers for payment.
Al persons having freight will always find their
OILS With Mr. Alfred LonsIier, at Washington, who
is tuthori2edtl to collect and receipt for the same.
December 2G, 1857. HINCKLEY & co.
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N0IICll-To THE PUBLIC. - The good
~ and safe steamer ANNA PsRRTsg, built ex-
pressly for the trade, William @. Neal, -,
master, has commenced her regular trips
between 0pelpusas and NewOrleans eay
ing Washington every WEDN NESDAY ut 10 A. M.
and New0leans every SATURDAY at 5 P. NJ.
during the season. For freightor passage, apply on
board or to A. LOU UAII.bIER Washington.
N,B. Shippers and eonsiguee Of freight will take
particular notice that ne eghts will be delivered
from the warehouse until the freight bill is paid, or
Nseceipted back to the shippers for payment All per.
sons having freight will always find their bills with
Mr.. Alfred Lonaer at Washington, who is author
ized to collect and receipt for the same
December 26. 1851. flfNCKlEY & co.
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pHLL.CHENEY SPRlNGS.-fhis de.
~ lightfnl Summer Resort, stu A sSMt -
ated in the Parish Of st. Landry, in taY.asa-,IN
a beautiful rolling Pine woods coun- NMjsIkWfM
try distant about thirty-siX miles
from Opelousas, will he opened the lst of June
next for the reception of visitors, 4I
| This establishment has been thoroughly repaired
and painted, and many important improvements
made since last season. A large Stable and two new
Baths and Bathhuuscs have been erected. These
Baths will greatly promote the comfort of visitors,
as they are built to be absolutely free from rain
water inuudations as heretofore.
The mineral Qualities of the waters Of these Springs
and the many wonderful cures they have performed,
are 80 well known that they only require passing
notice. This Summer resort will leave nothing t9
desire this season. the proprietor will, spare no
mains or expense 10 render it agreeable and at
tractive as possible. He has engaged an excellent
Cook good Steward, and polite and attentive Ser
wants. He mas also engaged two Musicians for the
entire season and besides, the Deer abouuds in
the surrounding country, he has procured pack Of
hounds for the pleasure of sportsmen He has also
but several boats for fishing in the Lake which is
situated abont four miles from the Springs, where
the Trout Perch and many other fine fish, are
caught in abundance, He will also open Billiard
Saloon and Cotfeehouse, and keep the very best Ii
ouors and Wines.
| Board and Lodging, per month th......,.'.s3 " 90
do. do. week ............l0 10 on
| do, do. day............. / 50
Taking care of horses, per day. T5
| Feeding horses --'.'...t..r 90
Persons visiting FelGheney may have their let
tiers and pnpers directed to Bayou Chicot, and they
will be delivered at the Springs three times week
| June 5, 1858. Il. PAIN
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HILAIRE DESSEsS ARTS, Collector and
l. Crier offers bis services as snch to the citizens
of st. Landry. All business entrusted to his care
will be promptly attended to. He has formed no
partnership with any one in either of the above
branches. March 20 1853. t
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TIT B. RTTCHIE, Surveyor, Civil Ep
Als gineer and Dranghtsman
Washington, La, April II. 1s5s.--IY..
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opelonsas, August Z, 1858.

A uGUSTE N. ROBIN, Auctioneer IN and
n Tor, ~ Parish Of St. Landry. Offers his ser.
vices to the palc Of this Parish generally.
ne can always be found at the Recorders office.
Opelousas. May 20, 1858. l -, s''''' s'A
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] -; !, lss I. sEssElN

\ A PRIZE FOR EVERY BODY!-W ho
!. "A subscrhes for the NewY York Weekly Press,
beautifully illustrated family newspaper.
The NewYork Weekly Press is one Of the best
/ literary papers of the day. large Quarto CON
taiaing twenty pages or sixty columns, of enter.
tanning matter; and elegantly illustrated every
week.
A gift worth from 30 cents TO $1,000 90 will he
sent to each subscriber receipt Of the subscription
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II ,OUIS VANHILLE Public Auctionee
- in and for the Parish of st Landry. M
Opeousas, may s 1s5s.--ly
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JOSEPH A. .GAUTHREAUX, Collector
of Accounts, etc.. respectfully offers his services
to the public such. Orders left at A. Millspaugh
Bookstore, Washington, win be promptly attended
to- September Ii, 1856.
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ADAM GIFFEN, CnARLEs Il. SMEDEs,
u. b, SNEpEs, picksdurg.
Ne,s Orleans. . .t5s
GIFFEN, SMEDES & CO., Cotton Fac.
~ tots and Commission Merchants, l5s Common
Street, NewUrleans ea &8Y
Upelousas, July 81 lS5S.--1y.
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0NEIIME. A. GUIDRY, Auctioneer and
~ Notaa tfflic in and for the Parish of ST. Ian
dry. Office at the Court-House
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II J. BEAUCHAMP, Auctioneer in and
- for the Parish Of st. Landry, will PROMPTLY Mt
tend to all business confded toll him. Office in Opelou
sas. March ", 1855. -.
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G D, ALIIS, Public Auetioneer for the
~ Parish of ST. Landry. Office at hi store in
Washin,, ,1vu. Es4
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r $. GAY. Notary Public il, il IND for he
IL Parish of ST. Landry, offers his services as
such, and hopes by strict attention to business to
meet with share Of public patronage.
Office at his residence on Bayou Boeuf Orders
J. l.. Morris, Big Cane, or at the store of Akenbead
in Bayou Chicot, will be promptly attended to.
st. Landry, April 3 ls5S.--ly
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NDrICE.-'l'h undersigned hereby notify
~ Planters and others that from aud after the Ist
pf November next, 1856, the Storage now existing
will hencefnrth be charged for merchandise and
,ther articles laying in their warehouses for the pc.
cod of one month. aud for every additional month
;harged
Nothing win be delivered until The Storage is paid
Washington, October II 1866.
So DEBATLL.ON & GARRIERE.
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THEODORE DEVALC0URT, Notary
a Public and Anctioneer in and for the Parish oi
st. Landry. Office at Grand Coteau. Any orders
left with ]. B. PoLlNdUE will receive prompt atten-
tinn.
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& CARRIERE, Receiving.
~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Wash
ngton,.La
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IIR. w. G, BRIDGES xal operate for
~ those Of this and the adjoining Parishes who
may desire his services, in the highest degree OF
perfection.
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fNHAUX.-250 barils chaux, en- magasin es
~ q vendre par JOSEPH HCELIER.
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DIERRE GoSELIN, Cabinet taker and
42 Wheelwright offers his se, ees the public
moderate prices far cash. sA' ~
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%. D.F.--PRA1R1E LODGE No. 81 meets a,
- washington every Saturday even. ..,,.,.,g.'
ing " a. ~ 1clock, Julien Jubertie, N.
9; D. Lamnrandiere, v G.; r. pitre, sSg=
secretary Ernest Boachez Tf;asurer; ssasSsS
tend. ss5tg3., aiy NJ r% wv "
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M NJ ii. SPENCER, Attorney and Oou-
W sellor at Law, By diligence and fidelity in tho
discharge Of his potessiens hopes to tertand receive
patronage. Office in 0pelousas.
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CHEElFFis SALE-State of Louisiana
ID District Gonrt, Parish Of ST. Landry.-~No. s463
Enelie Richard wife. ys. Sosthene V. Richard,
Iy virtue of writ 1f f. fi issued in the above
entitled slt by the District Court in and for the
Parish Of Landry and State aforesaid, and to me
dfeetea will expose AZ public sale, for cash, on
tie premises on SATURDAY, the 4th day of Sep
,tcmqer 1855 commencing ut the hour Of II A. NJ
and continuing from dly 10 dly,i necessary. all
The right, title, interest and demand of Sosthene v
Richard in aud to the following property, seized to
satisfy said writ. to wit:
lDtof gronnd lying in the town of Grand Co
tsaibQnnlci North ytret South by land
CIV Blreigh, East by Its ot j. Bertinot aud West
Pablic Road, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
ia arpents OF wpod land, lying North Bayou
Bfar5elu, bounded North by Bayou Bonrbeau
Sath BY Patrick Duffy, East by John Smith, &
wes5y
losLAVRs, John aged about 81 years, Noses,
aged aheut il years, Joseph, aged " years, Betsey
red % Yars, with hertwo children, DeIphine, agei
Sgeata aud Lucia, aged II months, Lcza aged 8,
Saats with her two children, Susanna aged years,
Atene, aged i've moAtas, Esther, aged Il years. A
oteffarnitnre otc.
sherilt's Office, opeleusas, july 81, 1858.
u. Y. CHAGHERE, Sheriff
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r AFAYEriE HIGH SCHO0L.-RGv.
l4 THOMAS RAND, A. H. Priuepal.-This School
Is pleasantly stnaed in the village Of Vernilonyihe
The session will commence on Tuesday, October
ID, TO continue ten months,
Mr. Rand Is prepared TO give instruction in all the
branches usually taught in High Schools or Acale.
mics.
Tie Glasses will he open for inspection at all
times. Those having sons or wards, whom they
wish to educate especially invited to call and see
the operations Of the School.
TERMS, PER QUARTER OF ELEVEN WEEKS.
Tuition in the Academic Department -. SIS 90
Tuition in the Primary Department. ........ u 50
french extra ~ w
Dphiu ...t.'..,.. ...... 5t ~
" sSin5 % 3u
Bomders will furnish their Bedding. Towels, etc.
Payment will be expected quarterly in advance.
To 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.
Vermonvilie, September 8, 1867.
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v baud h0aG y b, - The undersigned has on
HEADS aSS nv al u times a supply of SUGAR HOGS
Noiasgfs NIS nS ~, o4sRRELS and HALF BARRELS for
hscasomsr.n NJ Tue best workmanship, which he offers at
cute order, Prices He will also receive and exc
supply of Hnr aS description of work in his line. A
'or sale sale low for cash March 10.
WILLIAM S, READ, Washington.
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EDuCATIoN.--ahe undersigned, late of
AZ 0pelousas, has opened "a School for young
ladies' in Vile Platte, at the residence OF Dr.
McDaytt at which place she is prepared to receive
pupils.
January 2, 1858. j. I. HOY.
CONVENT OF THE IMMACULATE
" CONCEPTION OF 0PEL0USAS.--TheI Ladies
OF Holy Cross respectfully announce to the public
thas the Glasses will be resumed in their Institution
on the 26th instunt.
OpelousRs October II. 1857.