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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1858-07-17

UN CANDIDAT CoNJUGAL.-Un monsieur
fatigue du celibat, public dams les journaux
qu' il veut Sc marier. Voici l'annonce attra-
yante au moyen de laquelle il espere gagner
lie ceur de quelqne lady:
Rien ne peut plus NE tenter. Je suis de.
eide devenir un homme range, sage, respec-
table ct tout-a-fait marie.
J'ai, a force de travail ct de patience,
dresse un tableau mathematique l'usage des
hommes maries, ct je leur consoille dc faire
CONNIE moi ct de l'apprcndre pN ccur
LIE voici:
Ayec lie prix de deux bitters j'acheterai
une boite depingles a cheveux pour ma
femme.
Avec quatre cobleys, je lui acheterai une
paire de bas.
une paire de gants.
Avec quinze punchs, je lui achsteA i IN col
brode. \
Avec vingt todies, je lui acbete5ai une
paire de souliers
Avec vingt absynthes, je lui acheterai un
yoile.
Ayec trente b1andys, je lui acheterai une
robe.
Avec quarante vins Maucs, je lui acheterai
un cameo
Avec ciquante .1uleps je lui acheterai une
piece de bon cotton.
Enfn avec lie prix de 12 paniers de cham
pagne, je paierai mon loyer ct jc pourrai
meme acheter mon bois avec la balance.
Je suis reellement etonne des mysteries de
dc la vie copjugale ct economique, qui m ont
etc devoiles, depuis que j'ai decide que je
me marierais. J'ai etc jusqu'a approfondir
bien des chooses de toilette feminine ; ainsi je
sais quill faut quatre laises pour une jupe de
robe ordinaire, ct quill en- faut beaucoup plus
quand une femme la malheureuse passion
des sous;jupes en- crinoline. (Une triste in
vention que celle-la, entire nous soft dit
Je fnis, en- adressant un adieu supreme a
tous les jeunes ct vieux garcons, ct les pre-
viens. qu 'aussit6t apres mon marriage, je ne
leur rendrai point leurs saluts''.... Un homme
marie qui Sc respecte ne doit pas frayer avec
ces gens-la.
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Egares ou Voles

oles, Pun baye, d'environ 9 ans, belle taille,
portant Ia marque de Joe Belard; rautre
bleu ou to1dslle, plus petit, du meme age a
peu pres tous deux portant des marques de
collier.
Une recompense de $40 sera donnee a qui-
conque les ramenera au soussigne aux Ope-
lousas. NOEL LARCADE.
Opelousas Juliet, 1858.
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aS1e1tlble? 1e GrfaucterS.
Peter Collins
vs.. ; No. S5lS.
Ses Creanciers.

I'm vertu dun ordre de Honorable la
- Cour de District siegeant dams ct pour
la Paroisse St. Landry, une Assemble des
Creanciers de Peter Collins, insolvable, de
la Paroisse St. Landry susdite, sera tenue
pardevant Yves D'Avy, Notaire Public, en-
son Bureau, dams Ia vile des Opelousas, lie
septieme jour d'Ao1t proclaim, 1858, dams
le but de deliberer sur les affaires dudit in.
solvable, ct l'effet de nommer un Syndic
pour administrer ses affaires
l.. LASTRAPES,
Grefier de ladite Cour.
Opelousas II Juliet 1853.
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FHE In TELLIGENCER.
TRODpEN FLOWERS.
BIT ALFRED TENNYsoN.


There are some hearts that, like the loving vine,
Cling to unkindy rocks and ruined towers,
Spirits that suffer and do not repine-
Patient and sweet as lowly-trodden flowers
That from the passer's heel arise,
And give back odorous breaths instead of signs,
But there are other hearts that will not feel
The lowly love that hauntS their eyes and ears;
That wound fond faith with anger worse than
And out of PHYS spring draw idle tears. [steel,
o Nature shall it ever be thy will
III things with good to ningle, good with i'll!
Why should the heavy foot of SORROW press
The willing heart of accomplishing love
Meek charity that shrinks not from distress,
GentlenesS, 10th her tyrants to reprove.
Though virtue weep forever and lament,
Will one hard heart turn to her and relent?
Why should the reed be broken that will bend,
Aud they that dry the tears in others eyes
Feel their own anguish yelling without end,
Their summer darkened with the smoke Of
Sure, Love to some fair Eden of his own [sighsf
Will flee at last and leave us here alone
Love weepeth always-weepeth for the past,
For woes that are, for woes that may betide;
Why should not hard ambition weep at last,
Envy and hatred, avarice and pridcy
Fate whispers sorrow in your lot,
They would be rcbels-lOve rebeleth not.
NY EAST AND VEST
I'm jealous as churl
Ola girl
Down East; and, so here's to her!
And yet can't forget
Another girl met
Out in Iowa.
o! which, dears shall WOO
OF you two?
One the brightest, one the best,
One tall, one short and sweet,
One dull, one hard to beat,
One East, one West.
Now love you both, dear girls,
Precious pearls;
Then give me each shake!
You East shall cheer my life:
You West shall be my wife,
And no mistake!
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WreAt tbeduettOh In Prices Tor Cash.
AN Offering splendid assortment of all kinds and
eolors OF French Msrnos, OF them worth 81 25
for ISe all Voa Pla1S worth I5c for 50c Broche ShaW
worth $40 90 and 81 Chenee Long great
abundance aud atvecy reduced prices Fancy Black
6nE4 some IS cheap 60c yard worth Tc all wool
De LANES worth soc for 81, Fifty pieces Thbet Cloths
Worth se for ass all cOl0rs; Embroidered White
Goods at nearly onehaf have pay generally;
3.es improved shane HOOP Skirts astonishing rates;
llAuues OF every description, among which win be
of the finest WEIGH and County Fannels
rot shrink some extra heavy and ne Ladies' Wearn
NESFIO DRY GOODS in the CITY. Receiving goods daily
Of the latest styles made here and potsd thereby keep
Ing full assortment at all prices that
will SatlSfy the most particular-ior CAsH oSLYl Cash
BUYERS particularly invited give early call
fore purchasing elsewhere Main Street Centre
Wheeling. toct1el JOHN RoEMER
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1857.8s


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WTINTER ARRANGEMENT.-on and after Monday, De-
THE FAST MAIL TRA1Nleaves the Passenger Station
every mGT11g eHSSR At SS 0e0e Pittsburgh
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
at $40.
The Johnstown train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday at $50 O'Clock, stopping at all
stations and running far Conemaugh First Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge, daily
cept Sunday, at 1910, The Second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Greek leaves leaves daily Sunday
cepted, at 20. The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, at $780,
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh follows-Ex
tIon IL nj First Turtle Greek 8 so r. M;
Second Accommodation 10 40 Third Accommodation 610
pm.
Trausfor Bairsyille and Indiana, BIarsyie
Intersection with Mail Train East Express train West and
the Johnstown Accommodation Train East and West,
Pittsburgh and Oonnelsvle Trains, stopping all Sta
lions the Pittsburgh and Connesvile Road, leave daily
Sunday excepted, foows:-NEail Train 90 a. MI
press Train 80 p. Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
aud Connelsve Road, arrive at Pittsburgh, S35 and
6:1op. N.
Thetraveling public will find 1T greatly to their nteres
in going East or Wes to travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road the accommodations now offered cannot be
stone and is entirely free from promise
N speed and comfort to all who favor thsroad with
their patronage.
Fare to New York. S19 90
" :" Philadelphia. ................lO 90
f" IS Baltimore. ..................... 9 so
q, - Lancaster 90
Baggage checked to all Stations ON the PennsviTsnta
Rairond, and to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York.
Passengers tickets inthe will charged
Ten Gents in addition to the Station rates. from Sta
items where the Company has agent.
NoEtcS-1n case ofloss, the Company will hold them
amount not exceeding SOD. -
N.BThe Excelsior Omnbus LINE, has been employed to
charge MOTTO exceed 5 cents for each passenger bag
gage.
Attic P. R. R. Misrepresentation,
janl on Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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n JEW GOODS.
FIRST sTo OK OF
FALL g. WINTER DRY GOODS.


FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
sGVe state that he oHer great inducements Dry
Goods pledyng himself that he viii per cent cheaper
than any other house in the city--for cash.
Particular attention Is called to the following Items
French GS oaS:Il5O pieces Of Slk all eooFs and
ass worth dollar yard; the very quality
Slks the Eagle brandt for only 81 IS always sold at
antique SIX always sold for ss5o for onlS 30 yard
esen quality only 55c yard, S4 vide; very
best Of LupOns Merino always sold from S5 to will
$50 pieces Of C o bnrEs and Fonrnln ettos aue
quality, such always sells for 8Tc yard: for only
All wool plain Ne LaIneB, all colOrS Lupon'S
make, for only SI1&c. a yard.
Soc, Rchde robes; also robes de BaySdere robes aqu
robes de Ch2mPe large assortment greatly reduced
prices.
10 cases Of Prints best styles, and hgured
fast cOOrs warranted, from to cts, lax ctSa
BIenched SheelinS aud Shifting nIu oIin of
all widths and prices, excellent quality, 4Wide, only
s6awIs, CIoaiSS an i m n n 1iiIaS, the most com
Pste assortment brought the city, OF all possible
F1rs! FnFD! EXTRAORDINARY BARGA1Nsl-La.
dies desiring TO p-Oyde themselves with beautiful
tHge to examine stock before purchasing,
nent is than has BEEN prices
ana Manufacturers and only for cash. 1t gives cousderA
bic adV1ntags and Am therefore enabled to sell very
Fitch Lynx Gennes, all the varieties have in
large abundance and at all prices.
GGGS-15O pair 104, ia and 1874, very Cheap
In BlSukets can offer great inducements.
CNrPets-lM PIecas Of Carpets Of all kinds Brussels,
Three Ply, super Inc Ingram, all Wool, etc. will sell
Bool quality a. OarPst at S6c, aud superior quality, all
WOOL for only 50 ceEtS great bargain $50 Hearth Rugs
quality Velvet Rugs the largest si1e always 81 for
only IS, aud do, common ,iEe, worth s. for only $25N
ssPlT 13I Main Street.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMoRE 81 OHIO II. e.
81 -

49,
WINTER ARRANGEMEN
ON and after Monday 10Th November 1885, the trains
" win run folleEs-ytx: 3. 80. 5-sst5aS55-
First-The st. Louis, oircInnat Wheeling, Benwood,
Baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily at
1882 NJ arriving at Baltimore at 790 A. NJ in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The Northwestern Chicago ST. Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati Wheeling Benwood, Ball
tmore and Washington City Express leaves daily at $3.50
NJ Saturday excepted), arriving at Baltimore at 450
II lin time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain should
take the 1880 A. n train Cumberland and their
trip by the 500 A. NJ
Returning to West Southwest the trains
Baltimore daily follows: Pirst-The S:l5 A. M train
arrives Wheeling 625 P.M Second-The $50 p II.
train arrives at Wheeling Mt 1880 A. n. ~
The 1890 A. NJ train bound will stop at all stations
between . eeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued to Mo9ndsve at so
cents and to Bcnwood at rs cts. J. b. FORD, Agent
W. P. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. n. COLE, Genr Ticket Agtnt novEO
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Be particular and ask for tickets Via the O ". Il
Short Line Rail Road.
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enqnil
street, Wheeling, Va.
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NO. ia MAIN STREET., WHEELI



5aBf
90 many ter Virginia
ckmybe opdTh from
o ghooELL
n
pE 5cAp
=7@s.-1.E THOn1As.
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This passes through 1exington Lancaster Dir
cevlle Washington, Wilmington and Marrow-the riches,
and most beautiful part OF Ohio.
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z. GEST, Pres't, W. W. BAYLEY Act supt
Cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWs:
At 1215M il:40 PA, Cincinnati points as aooy
arrival of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and Il
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FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
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N. w. GRAHAM,
(Successors to ADAMS, GRAHAAf6 co.,
COMMANDMENTS

CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
SHIPPING AGENTS OF ILLINOIS
AGENTS FOR ALL sTEA5iERs RUNNING FROM AND
TO THIS POINT.
RatesJor Forwarding, including Drayaoe qohe1s in
quantities Of Car Load:
.5 cts per Dbl
Grain in Sacks. Cts per
Sugar, and RO
Iron, Nails and Glass. 81
Other articles in proportion.
Cash advances made on Property shipped to GRAHAM
70 LNSURE DLSP1ToH Goods s1os1a be in all eases
81 Refer to Merchants generally. ph9-4m
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Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
mond and Washington City via GordonsTinc Alex
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& .6:45 A. NJ and 1880 p NJ
Returning leave Washington. A. NJ. and Pm.
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Arrive at Richmond. .1:3o P. n. and 4 Am.
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargesk stock of sheet music,
In the Western country.
Eg- Music sent to any address, postage free "a
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In connection with the above keep every kind of
establishments aud musical merchandise generally.
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TaOezpe miles shorter By this Route than via.
Co1um6us to Cincinnati
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atlast found, anyperson trou-
2 PLALNT, in any Gifts forms,
.Sconvictionis certain.
Amorbld or bad matter from
Nplace a healthy dow of bile,
causing food to digest we'll,
kgiving tone aud health to the
<the cause of the disease
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Ksokuk lows .ApriII1-dAx.
a CARD.
The sisters ~ the Visitation
nav AND FREE gCHnDI


N pursuance Of their errand Of mercy in Kso-
kuk, the Sisters win take scholars this year 1t
atty cents per month, and the children Of those
truly unable to pay even that sum they viii teach
gratis pro Dec.
Their day and free school comprises Spelling,
kcaling, Writing, Geography, 6rammar, History
Arithmetic, Mathematics, DC. tLin and OYns-
mental Necdle-work, etc ~ FAR the capacity Of
the pupil will allow, for long experienced teachers
| are conducting the school.
Their academic course the ether side Of the
house, with the day and free school opens ON the La
Of September.
TseAcadcnie courfe mpriscs Reading, Writiag,
Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, Book keeping,
Prose and Pocticafco position, Ancient and Mod
ern typography, Ancient, Modern, Sacred md Pro-
fame History, Mythology, Natural History, Nata-
| raj Philosophy, CbemisIry. Astronomy, Botany,
| ase Of the Maps and alobes, Rhetoric and Logic
Also, tho French language, Music on the Harp,
Piano, Guitar nd Fistina, Painting IN water col
ors, on velvet, MonocYomatc and Hrecnn Paint
ngs, PLATA and OrnanenLsl n eedle- Work, Embroi-
derry, Tapestry, etc.
TERMS:
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, that on the
L 4th day Of September, next At the door Of the
Clerks Once, in the City Of keokuk, Iowa, shall
proceed to sell, for cash In hand, TO the highest
bidder, tho following property to-wit Forty tA0)
feet o Of the front end OF Lot No. twelve I'D, in
Block No. twenty .nine coy, commencing at the
north corner Of Johuson and Third streets, thence
on Third-s, forty t4o) feet, thence parallel with
Johnson-stff'. 1907 feet, thence to Johnson-st.
forty 4o feet, thence fifty 800 feet to the race Of
beginning, in the City Of keokuk, County of Lee,
and State Of Iowa.
The sale is made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from VIM. + b. Lynch to the made TO secure the
payment Of certain note tor the sum Of thirty.
three hundred and thirty tS33s dollars made
by u. Rcddngton TO VIM. +. Is. Lynch, and by him
specially endorsed, which note IL due and unpaid
and by the forms Of the Trust Deed I'm required
to sell the property.
Sale between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a m. and
4o'ei6ck p. m. JESSE RuDDICk, JR.,
August 5, lS5S-dtd Trustee.
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DELlNQUENT List on LOTS,

NOTICE 10 hereby given TO the owners of the
Lots described in the foregoing list situated in he
City 81 keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
and all Others interested, that a special tax has
been assessed and levied on raid lots by
the City Council Of said city for CurbiDg and
Mica damizing, as designated in the above list, and
unless payment be made Of the taxes go levied
and also All costs before the 18th day septe Der
A. ID. ls5s, the said lots, much thereof as
shall be ,ssary to discharge said tax and costs
will be sold On the day aforesaid, at tho Mayor.
othce in said city between the hours Of o'clock
| a.. u. and bo'clock pm.
Q. G, STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of keokuk.
August ~, 1855 dtd
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RAND TR II NIX RAILKO A ID
OF CANADA.

q ND TRIN X RAIL IL q A ID
OF CANADA.
n4~A DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC RoUTE-&1
IRON rHE WEST TO
Boston, Nep York, and the Eastern States
Fla fhs MieAigas Central, Great Western,
ogdensbafghS Vevmont Central, and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have opportunity u
dcrfsl scenery In the world, including Toronto
Niagara ralis, SrsPension Bridge, 7nousand Isands,
Rapids Of the ST. Laurence, Qatbee, Montreal, Waite
MoHatains the Tubular Bidse, tnedIiy f,ro miles in
lengfA), Lake Chsmaain, FaHsscf Montmorenei,
Hudson River, etc, etc.
On and after May l, 1858, Baggage win be
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EsiIGKANTs.
Passages may be secured at the Office Of the Cotl-
psny in Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent Of tho GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supctintends the removal Of
cmigrants and baggage ut Quebec frcc Of charge.
Pare from $50 to $S5 TO Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
L EVA Il II A n.
or "a, 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG
IL under contract to this Compan for more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
4 Chicago to the principal towns in Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, nlso for the Lesiathan, or for the
o.S. 5. Co.'S shirs, can be obtained OF the Office
Of Che Grand Trunk Raiirvai, No. SO Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. WAgRAcK,
Ageat Of Grand Trunk Il. h. Co., OF Canada