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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-25

1NDNCENTKAIkD kD sNE.-s fail ppi, Of
" CONCENTRATED LiE. Er making Soap with tti.
Every housekeeper should have the Lye at hand
For sar cheap by J. H. THOMPSON co,
oct 5ts Druggbts.
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NYPRBs9 sHINts Es.-sD0~ press Shinglss
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale BY
- ANDERSON, LAEFORD CO, on Canai
mar26 LanShorne's Mills
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

JOHN DOOLEN, "a
Hat Man"farturrr aud " hoic.nic se&.
Dealer In
HiTS, CAPS. FURS, TRIM NJ / SGS, SO
FALL. 1919.
have now In store an extensive and complete assrimen
ct es'y ag In m, al pied to the Fan ,adc and am
prepared Z" "fcr unusual Inducements la purchasers
In my late visit I" tie markets and Of H."
North amt East hay. spared pains the se,evtn TIN
stock and hattr ef thar long experience enables
An"ac tl" ants o friends in Virginia North Carolina
srd tennessee call respectfully solicited from M, old
customers au' the public JOHN DOOIEY.
Rmhm'nd. Aug -. le5s.-ts
FORWARDING BU INEsS.
From the Nerihern Ctsies 70 ynch bury Via Jn-.
River Canal, nnd 70 Asuah. western tsr.
gimia mad Temme~see In Va. a n.
and kass Trnm. Il Virginia
Raalroad..
II AN PREPARED To FORWARD MfRCHANDlSI
on the mos favorable terms and without delay
Having nul Of hi weekly line "f boats, (which viii he
mad. daily the business will justify ~ ~h,l cr
pei to leave every other day full no; ui goods 'ain
ed M longer than is actually To get them from he
whn,es Tm., through from New York Ia Knoxville. only
twelve ar thirteen days
Owing to late reduction In Tolls the Canal the
ihs little halt wLa
by the SOU h Side kalir. al.
tG Charers invariably follow the goods to their d'~na
tiod. ALFRED LEE
IorNd'dipY dad Com Mr,hahf,
jy 1915 TN the Dock. ki,hmou,i Va.
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4 YNCmnlma. FEMAI.E .EM,NAKY

INGH II kG FEMALE ~EMINAKX-
IL BpARpIN,i A<D DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG la
DIES The second cs,ion cf this insi'niion Wedns
sept Is lepe. Annual term divided in'o s"us
at five mouths zach Engs uncs bu ncss aud
niai edn' a.ion toe-ia modelled nft'r that
ofthr nt>ersity OF Virginia complete In Music
cal and insgr
Bon ID Of Instruction.
:. u WiIIIAMSoN,
Diff -Ia'in. Greek and Beles-Iettres.
ElIDDDRn CAMPS.
DrPT-liebrcw, italian and Music
WIN HOPPER,
DiPr French Spanish and Mathematics.
MRS =. T. PAGE.
EFPT Intern, d ate Eng Branches and Prep Latin Greek
MRS NJ. X WILL AMSON
DtPT Preparatory English b. hes and Genl SUI ,n
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nlssOBeVION OF PARTNER >lHlP.-The
IL hrm her.tr. existing between the tndes -n,d under
the lc of SHEARER 90 is dissolved by mutual
The business In. been 4"ld ont to G.. Shearerbth the
goods and all accounts due lie t. alone authorized wind
he business and will the debts due ty the old
WM SiEAkfE,
July 81. 1863. HENRY Is. SIIEAEER.
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Ss = REWARD.-Th- nbove reward yszvy.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS.
TO ne MAD AT THE CLOTHING STORE ur
SAMU Ell HARM AN. AG'I.

SAM q Ell HARTMAN. AG'T.,
Main ST ,nsary opposite ths Citizens Sarin1s Bank.
HAVE Just return from the Northern with
the complete assortn, Of Ready Made 10th.
offered in this market Ny stock includes Fur
IN b cS and brown Of the finest style and hnsh also Seal
skin and Plt Cloth do of different colors have asona
hr Il cloth Ragans of various kinds blark
cloth Frock and Dress Coats well business Cashmere
Goats Of all kinds with suits to match OF Vests have silk
velvet SATIN fancy silks cashmere plush, and every variety
of coli make and finish Also large and varied
of Flu, niShiny Goods, such Shawis Shirts ncn
marseiles together with woclln under kind
Also ROOTS. SHOES, of Baltimore manufacture and -
wal autc,lJ Il ATS, CAlS. UNBREI.LAS, TRUNKS. IL
NALI>ES. CARPET BAGS. &c.. &c, which l am de. -
ermner To sell the lowest The public in
vited 10 c"mc and Judge for thensclvcs
SAM, HARMAN Agent
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VlRssLSANT AND CHEAP I.IGmT.-Con onI
- il Lamps -mc Of these LamIs will give light equal
I" six candies Que cents worth Of the il will burn
three and four hourihe lamp is entirely simple in
ttrncti"n and the oil free from my explosive properties No
other light has been found to give such satisfaction
supply of the Oil and Lamps received sale by
HeItsis JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
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4 ONDON PORTRR-05 Tisrces auperSeg
LosAou Porsss ID qaas and plat bottlss dr sale low.
eptnH LIZ. JOHnt0H q co.
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AEKIGVl.Tl FANS.
II ~ ~ ,ssz - a ~ w 3es

GENI. SUP'S OFFiCE,NA & TEES H. II,
Ii>tHhii q VA, Oct ! h, i-5a )
NHE Of The Ag rltn, al Societies o TIM State " b."
lVM their att III tfrir So be-
ties ay i.Dt Nj II, M J. -"od f,r hmli,d
bcy a. dNs II fare
Stock u,rnd" i'r rNhbun bn charged tuI ir igt N
Fans ani II thr b,hV hIiut
81 return in the Il ii' nal T. - - al h"
conveyed back charge. aud ;i' ciIht y Id
s ali be iun',ti W 4 SMITH q
Papers a,i>cr't,ing ior The & nv ANY l.ase'"iA
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(uTY Wills GROUND PLAsTEk.-I nm
~ prepared TO til orders for city ground Plaster AT The grin
drrs Orders thankfully received and prompt h,d
by A : LEE.
Richmond Sept 18th lleiss
HREAT KEDlCTBON OF CHARGES ON
F" THE CANAL'-TIIE HIGHEST RATE of FREIGHT
On GENERAL. MERCHANDISE ONLY 30cTS. PiE tm
LBS.-ON GROCERIES. CROCkERf QUEENSUiRE,
ONLi2j CTS PER Ino LRS, wh,h includes all cN!on.
from the wharvcs AT Richmond TO Lychburg Guauh
~ 8! 81 per oi COZ lhs
itanku for tho liberal patronage heretofore r'crisod
viii In order the trad still the Ca al,
PM ,inis through the above low SO send yur
goods, ih" more the quicker and ch""rrI yard ihcm
A LIE g the dock.
lots Richmond Va
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i | \ T. \ Il j l. T. =.
- q. HOMES ORANGES,
SeD 6O ,i". Lemons
Ms Pine Apples,
Just fresh and in cool order 10 liberal Iis,u.u
made !" those buy ing 40 sell asnin, T.rmr'a
maI,s BOYp
ltKACkEItS, see ni--t.ghr CnW., prr-rrv mrL
u crisp As when JGss b.k.t received -
ia SrARt.ER I\ES
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
State OF LOuisiana.

PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
Estate of Benoit Vanhille, deceased.
zHDY virtue Of an order Of the Honorable
LID the District Court, of the Parish Of
St. Landry, rendered in the above succession,
I will sell at public auction, at the Court
House, in. the Town Of Opelousas, on Tues
day 5th October neas. 1858, the property Of
the said Estate, to wit: s. s.sS-I Eft,
THaEE LOTS OF GROUND, in the
Chssch addition to the Town of Opclousas,I
being Lots Nos. s. u and 13. Of the Plat Of
said addition. ss.sts ,.s -
= One horse. one Gold Watch, a lot of
Silver Waye, a Gun, Pistols, and a Tot
Of va1uable Books. SO .5t.1s ..H. W s@ u
TERMs Payments ts be made in my
Office. in the Town Of Opelousas, on the 1st
day of March next. Purchasers furnishing
SOLITARY security, with s per cent interest
after maturity, and the lands remaining spe-
cially mortgaged the Estate g.,sz .,ss. : :
as lUCIUS j. DUPRE, ,Adm'r.
0pelousas, September 4th, 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
No. -.
po nRl TEE ARAaEtS .

" g bird. eF dog 80 a haFae. g. am alepkaas
dess anything indicative of exssaefaiaary is.
teiligcHee, we call If tHstlsact THE answrss
for reason, u which VIC. the lords a. creation
claim monopoly If bird learns new
tame lro'n hearing il sung, if a pig gets the
nlphabet by heart lof course be can't get it
by headj if a dog is taught to speak a few
werds, is parrot Is many, we cal it instinct !;
nothiug more. Grand Thorbu b says that he
once saw herse in the neighbofhood of New
York dragging load of wood in cart. The
horse on slow walk came up to a child sit
ting in the middle of the road, gathering up
the dust with his hands. and making, mount
aims out of mole hills The horse stopped
he smelt the child-there was no room TO
turn of. With his thick lips he gathered
the frock between his teeth, fitted the child
up and laid MIN gently on the outside of the
wheel track, and went on bis way reioi-
cling" and we'll he mi ght rcioice-he had
done noble deed.
A family in the country had crazy wo-
man in charge, and in close confinement Ono
day they went out leaving no ono in the
house but this woman and dog. While they
were gone she managed to escape from her
room, and coming into the kitchen, she began
to pull eoalsAout of the fireplace aud to scat
ter them about the floor. The faithful dog ex-
crted himselfto the utmost of hia ability 10 put
out the fire, but finding it beyond his capacity
he alarmed the neighbors, and brought help
in time to save the building Now this dog
must have understood that the woman was
deranged, or he would not have questioned
her right to burn up The house He consi-
dered himself in charge. and bound to take
carc ot the property, in spite of her. Was
this instinct only?
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
Esszk aAasE
e. n Hs@wameN r. kAmmaeaa.

4 PINE Plantation sstasssA IN the an.
- tas ef PFairis Msrmeelo, in tlse Patiah
u st. Landry. sneasssTpe about 80 arp snts
Il high Land, upon whseh there is a saall
dwelling house, o quantity Of orange tees.
and Gne canal. This property Is The only
sne in Marmeato which IL suitable for saw
Mill, being situated at the junction a Bayous
Nez-Piquex and des CaHnes.-Also, a Cypress
Swamp of $50 arpents, situated or NeiS-pi-
ques, one of rhe best and riehesz.s Cypress
S-=aaaPs On that stseaua
For further information, apply 70 r. Ri.
ehard 10 Bellevue, or 30 the undersigned on
the presssses. l.. s. COUSIN.
Merrnenso River, Aug. 21st, 1853.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
TN>.-T.T5E

TOsEPHs GERAsINs HIGGENBOTHAM, of
D the Parish Of ST. Landry, has applied BY his
petition to be appointed Administrator Of the Estate
Of Giles Hggenbotham, deceased, late Of the Parish
Of St. Landry 81 5iTs s.ssfs.s .,s :"
Therefore, any person intending to make opposi-
sa oes bs toxn 81 y Wb Mf
ten days from the date Of this notice. tst't'tt n
i =.v L. LASTRAPES, Clerk "a
Cnelousas Santember 25th 4 is5a ,$f'i." tsr
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
TsH I'D pHs 4 III; sEI4ssaN H.

II AYING just opened a stoEs il the building
III lately occupied ,hy n. Ney, On Main street,
sOnelousas, offers 20 The public nne asyoEtlnent of
English, French, German and American dry goods,
HaTslwase, Booss Shoes, SaddleTy, ready made
clothing Clocks, Watches, Jewsiry, and a great
variety of meEshan ndizes sf every descriptions,
,a,d ID Newt rIeans ng- NO care will Do spared
20 please these who may patronize his store.
a Country produce purchased at the highest
and most favorable price and conditions.
81 I1nelo,lsas 18th April is5as 1y.s 81
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
&. TO BEEF IDasOVEass.

YEyHE undersigned acting ~ agent of the Steamer
Bayow Belle for Barrys Landing, hereby in
forms the public that he has eonstructed d strong
pen 10 receive Tile beeves, calves &C. which may be
sent to the New Orleans Market or On the coast BY
this boat. s 58s ;;8 VI s.s4S VI MI ssys 3@
i Persons who have cattle TO send would do well 10
inform the undersigned Of their intention few days
iii advance 90 as 70 enable him 10 secure their EN-
barcation. His residence is within half mile from
gBarrys Landing. t s..35 BENOIT NEY. y
Opelousas 3lst July 1858. AZ a.sst45
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
New Orleans and DpeIOusas
Regular Packet. .sf

4 aS@M THE good and safe steamer
G. % 81 .anna Pyye., Capt. G. =. Lou-
above trade, will continue her regular weekly
trips leaving the Quarantine Station, on che Bayou
Courtableau, every Sunday at 12 O'Clock, M, and
New Orleans every Wednesday at P. M. !.
safe Barge IN command ofant old and ,expe-
officers will permit and deliver the same at Bar
rys Landing, Waxia, Washington and all landings
between those two points, provided water permits
and no impediments are in the way
fft.szz sz.S sA HINCKLEY & co.
September 18th, 1853. ss s*x=zz s=zsz!g.*3s
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
.rsTG G|o''.,l[[.s':I.G:E.

RS. DONAS. sceurcr, offers her SER
us. vices to the ladies and gentlemen, Of
sOpelousas and vicinity. She will scour and
clean broad-eloth coats, and woollen shawls,
cachemires and in fact all kinds Of fladies gar
ments and gentlemen's clothings, and hopes
by o. strict attention to business, to deserve a
share Of the public patronage
Is: Opelousas, june 9Th, 1858. - 80,
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
TT

- u g THE undarsigued, thank falIor the
patronage heretofore extended to hn1,,
ss Iespec ctfullv inform his friends
and the public generally, that be has located him
self ID the Townof Washington, Where aes IS now
ready To execute prompt and MI ID neatness alf
work entrusted to him. such as Carriage Repairin5
Painting, trimming and ll Qmamentngs AZ well as
attention to business be hopes TO merit collti
ton ufl patronage. Ess II II "A. GOINts
Washington, La, Jan. 3oth, 1s5s.--1T
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
NOTICE.

TEyHE undersigned having taken the contract for
IL carrying the Mail between opelousas and ST.
Martins, by Gros Chevreuil and Brauxs Bridge, will
contnue take passengers at the usual rate Those
who would like to take through ticket from St.
Martin TO the Bell Cheney Springs viii only have to
pay eight Dollars. }Tzsh NOEL LARCADE. .
u 0pelousas 5th Jnne 1858. 4E#a4.# f. g.s.@
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
AND opr1ousAs RreuLAa PAcrEr

NEw-ORLEANs AND OpEIousAs REeuLAR PACKET
Il & The steamer BAYOU BELLE,
s JNo. LYONS, Master, will leave Wash
aington for New Orleans and all inter
mediate landings, every Wednesday ct TO o'clock,
A. NJ, and Newt Orleans every Saturday at S p. NJ.
The Bayou Belle being Of very light draught and
well calculated for the trade planters and shippers
rely on her remaining in the trade, and running
in all stages Of water. assf
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed ap-
on us. MAY sth, 1855
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
New Cheap Cash Store.

iYHy HE undersigned has.jj just received from
Il M New Orleans, afresh supply Of family
Groceries, Liquors, Candies, Groekery, &c.
HE has also received complete ..assort-
.ment Of Spring Dry oeds, ready made clo-
thing, Hats. Boots, Shoes Cutlery, Fancy
Soaps, Perfnmeriss, e., which be viii
sell cheap for cash only Ell xperience having
taught him that small profit and quick sales,
for cash, are better for thet merchant and the
consumer At the same time IL B.
4. ii. ..,'.,s s., 80. 81, BLOCH.
ODeIousaa, March 9th, 1855. f=.. VI Y.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02

AN AXE TO GRIND-Origing Of the term.
:" When was little boy says DR.. Frank
lin, IT remember one cold winter morning I
was accosted BY 9 smiling man with an axe
on his shoulder Ny pretty boy said
he, !" has your father grindstone p Yes
sir, said ]" Yom are a fine little fellow,
said he,"' viii you let me grind my axe on
it = Pleased with the compliment Of the
fine little fellow" yes, I answered"
+" it is down in the shop - :. Aud will you,
my little fellow said he patting me on the
head, "get me little hot water ?''' Could
/ refuse I ran and soon brought a kettle
full. 4" How old are You and what's your
name % continued he, without waiting for a
reply; :. 7 am sure you are one of the finest
little fellows that I ever saw; will you just
turn few minutes for me e. Tickled at the
flattery, like fool, went to work, and Bit
terly did rue the day. Il was new axe,
and toiled and tugged till / was almost tired
to death. The school bell rang and I could
not get away !; my hands we're blistered, the
axe was sharpened. and the man turned to
me with Now, you little rascal, you We
played truant; scud for school Of you'll rue
IT. Alas! thought !, il hard enough to
turn the grindstone this cold day, but to be
called littlelra was too much. It sunk
deep in my mind, and often have ! thought
Of il since. When see a merchant over po.
lite to bis customers, begging them 10 take o
little brandy, and throwing his goods on the
counter, thinks I, that man has an axe to
grind. When see q man fattering thep peo-
ple, making great profession Of attachment to
liberty, who is in private life 8 tyrant, me-
thinks look out good people, that fellow would
set you turning grindstone. When see q
man hoisted into Office by party spirit, with
out a single qualification to render him, res
pectable or useful, alas !. deluded people, you
are doomed for season to turn the grind.
stone for a body. s.. Y ai.a S7s
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
,Fo srslo kea.s oif.. V gtlt TssIDateeo o g

III undersignsd respectfully informs
| country dealers, and .cOnsulnsrs gem
erally, that 1he) has lately added his ms.llu-
factory of SIN llFFS, which obtained d medal
1at Tie Universal D. xhibition II Paris ID 1855
she manufacture of all kinds of + SNl9 9kIN(i
TOBACCO, which he guarantees as good
at least, as those Of. the MOST .csleh hou-
aes. besides being pefffeotly pnfe pure andkif 4
pleasant taste. ss'ss AZ ''s,sss.' -.
General Depot Al His Store, NO. f16f 81;
Louis street, Newt arleanss .s8asS i,
Mannfaetpry At MsD Denegh lie he4isiana ala
IN Novasl 4th. Nj G0as,s N. Nj
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
Notice to Planters and Shippers.

ERHyO avoid any nisapp pprehension and to know the
I'LL facts, we take this method to inform them
shat the prices of freight and passage on the steam
ers ANNA PERRET and w. BURTON, will be
the same as last season, and shall be as low as any
good and safe boat in the trade. sffS I
Thankful for past favors, we hope by strict at
losses that may occur bY the fault Of those we EN-
poy, and being always on hand, to merit liberal
share Of their patronage. Nv s2sS.#
49, n a99l5.' 4 HINcKLEY & co. .
III January 9th. 1858. sxF$ n
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
Public sale.

~ ~ wH&sgss 4 sted, A Asset saaecy sss sHd
fsS s PARISH gf st Lasasp.
#s8E gs'ic ase hereby iuftrmeA that
IN zaere std BE- offered for sale, at uablc
ah, s. the hst aad highest bidder, by thc
snae esagnea aacttoBPeF. #t the last fesidesge
e the late Marie Josephine DAizle, DE-.
erased Or Plaquemine Brulee, in the Parish
q g. l.andry, 90
Wednesday, eth October next, 1858,
tie fol1owipg described property, belonging
& the acee ssicn ofsaid late Marie Josephine
D'Aisis, lste widow of Lufroy Latiolais, de.
ceases late Of the Parish of St. Landry, to
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
EDWARD WE5gEAs
ISIDORE GRAOUILLA,

p ISIDORE GRAOUILLA,
Marble cutter aaad EngraveF,
HAFFERS his services to the public Of the Parish
" .ofSt. Landry. Having established at 81. Mar
tinsville Depot Of Italian Marble Of the FIRST quality
he il now prepared to erect Funerary Monuments With
without Inscriptions all plans and according to
all tastes, ia prompt and workmanhke manner and
on modersts prices.
Those who may need his services willplease write
TO him, at st. Martnsvie, apply to the editor of
the Opelousas Courier. s.l Aug. 14,sl855.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
I1isA,Pll ~ II !: Ha TAD So.

EMyHE undersigned having on hand large
quantity of leather suitable for shoe
makers and saadlers, and being tdesirous to
Meet ro hIis pecnniary engagements, offers the
satle for sale for cash far below the usual pri-
,css. He still continues to buy beef hides at
Ettbeh tbbe hest prices He respectfully soliciss y
shasre DE the public patronage. 81 n,
4 Fa ,as1Ialfs VICTOR TOUCHY. III
Washisiuton. June 26th I S58. 4 gai 6mn
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02

An Irishman on hearing that his widowed
mother had been married since he left home.
exclaimed. g Murther hope she won have
SON oulder than me-if she does. III loss
The estate 3.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02

PIQUANT ANEcDoTE.-A spice merchant
at Constantinople, CARVINGS piece of fine
cloth to tailor, desired to have cloak or
tunic made of it, and inquired if there was
enough. The artist having measured the
stuff, declared it sufficient, and then requested
to know the cost of it, *t
"Five sequins,' replied the customer,
was the price; and, considering the quality,
that is not at all dear" '.:' 27srza7a.,
The tailor paused moment. St
at am but beginner in the trade" said
he to the spice dealer, at length, "and money
is an object to me. Give me two seguins and
I will show you how you may save three in
this affair." = 80 . -ass @,-s.a
ST agree" said the other, and the money
was produced and paid. s @ =
s'It is well..' said the man of the needle.
"I am person of my word. This cloth
has cost FIVE sequins, and / have promised to
save you three. Take it to some other tailor,
and Allah direct you to one of more expe-
rienee-for have never made such dress
as you want, and if / attempt it, it will be
spelled. y 5k :. ~. .s:s *.
This reminds us of an aneedote related Of
Sheridan, who went to hair-dresser's to
order wig. Onsbeing measured, the barber,
who was liberal soul, invited the orator to
take some refreshments in an. inner room.
Here he showed him so much genuine hospi-
tality that Sheridan's heart was touched.
When they rose from the table, and were
the latter, looking the barber full
in the face, said:
"On reflection. I don't intend that you
shall make my wig" e...s7s.s
Astonished, and with blank gisage, the
other exclaimed .H A.. --s
Good Heaven! Mr.. Sheridan, how can Z
have displeased you?" Sss Il
:" Why, look you," said Sheridan, you
are an honest fellow; I repeat it, you shan't
make the wig, for I.neyer intended to pay for
it. I'll go to another less worthy son Of the;
craft sss.. sa E.;s. sss.. +sz:55 asz
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
MpRznE0N@s

#4Fss4z48##ssf S9aS&M 0
Boarding by The year, s $. IS $40 90
The Quarter sszs 435 90
Day Scholars BIZ the year.ss 81 do 90
|sstSs ~ sstsss ssss abY- the monti1, saf A 90
| FURNITURE. 4
Bedstedd, Mattrass, Pillow, by the year, 81 90
Washing INV the mofief1 so
Meaic;ne and the attention Of Physician in case
Of sickness, at the cost Of Parents, ii which
Parents have It 1T their option to choose their med-
Teal attendant ~ 4G8 f8 *1ssRs U
The stadentsare expected 10 furnish their lights,
and hheir wood during the winter
There will be two sem. annual examinations
during each year. . 8. S. sf's A
Ths Scholastic gear Is composed ~ months,
aE the close of which, that sto say, from the 18th
ofseptember to the 18th Of October, vacation will
she, given 70 the students. f5 .ss. 'ss III III
sas WARDR 0BBa
sn,,ss sshsi: siif sssIl 'sssss ssssI.
Winter ditto, q toilet ditto, faa NIX
q sunanier pantaloons; tfSfl chamber, I.
|aswniter ditto,3 ss4sl wash-bowl, comb and
E6 shirts. III 4sS .,s tooth brush, ~
2 csavats, coat BRUSH, n looking
q vests, glass sNaa "
VI ftafrH sucks tatxysf5sa q shoe brushes, s s
saEisanksts, ss n;fs Is pocket handkerchiefs,
MI SAl Alosauitto bar, candlestick. III
81 u ppsIoasas anuaiiy 2oth, 1858. .-iY.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02

| "A clergyman who was consohng d young
widow on the death of her husband, spoke in
q very serious tone, remarking that he was
. one Of the fsw-such a jewel Of Christian
lyon cannot dnd his equal yen know To
which the sobbing fair one replied, with ain
almost broken heart, !" I'll bet 1 will, r.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
For. Sale, b..

IA ~ A very comfortable residence,
4 in the Town Of Opelousas, on.
Main street, suitable likewise for
d Store, Grocery or Coffee House. There
is on the premises, good kitchen, well, gar
den, every thing in good order, and would be
sold cheap and upon conditions that would
suit purchasers 81 ys1
For particulars apply at the Courier Office.
Sept. 25th, 1858. .2 y et4 fs.s'
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02

Convent ofthe Immaculate Con-
ception Of OPelousas.
rr18yHE Ladies Of Holy Cross respectfully
announce TO the public chat the class
es will be resumed intheir institution on the
10th INST. - s. 2sf So s s
Opelousss, October Cd, 1858. =
The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-02
lyflfs III lI yIsQ ]

4 l3@al @ lkSl q 81
Rs h;s ser xicss III the pub
IS iic of opeipusas md yicAnit He s.s
81 l ~ = & akss and repairs fvrIl lfufs of ail
q KINDS, nrpii sa0ts aptice and the most aodeFate
pEices,J eashs shop ia On Main street, oppo-
# ssifcfte Union kIotsl ppslousas. y5,