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CT. MARY'S ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
~ This Institution, latcly established IN tho town
Of the parish Tho incompatible blessing Of solid
education, will resume its duties on the goth o.
October. ~ ~, III 3S8 gss,5 % M Inn
Tho course Of instruction will embrace such
branches az will be most useful to the pupa; the
utmost care will be paid 10 their rapid Improvement
Tho best Teachers will bO selected; their HMmber
will be increased, 10 suit the increasing number OF
the students. 4sS7iss5 ssa5 stt ssSass II Il
The very great iccess Of tho Institution from th9
beginning the long experience OF those at the heAd
Of IT, their unconquerablc determination 70 oAyfX
out Tho noble work, nrc the best pledge they "a
offer to parents for the Improvements Of 0sat
children. s. !4s, X s5@i.,sss5 sta tss IA IN IA
For terma and other particulars. apply 70
nsv. GlLDERT nAYkONN
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SALES AT AJCTION. /

SUCCESSION SALE.-Estate Of Johp
~ s. Barlow deceased
BY virtue of an order Of the District Court. I'd
Parish OF Saint Landry, will be sold by R, 4
Benguerel, auctioneer, on ~
Thursday, Jannnry La
at Washington, the following da.ysibed property
belonging to said Estate, to wit n
lst. piece OF land situated m the town Of
Washington, containing one hal&lrpent 'front.' by
about two arpents in depth, bounJ4d back by land
Of Mrs. Keller, front by Moundyh Astreet, on one
side by the Methodist Church, and (n the other by
land of Dcjoux, IL ether with an Dthc buildings
known as Barlow LfSery Stable.
Secondly. large sorrel American. Horse, l large
Bay Horse, small American Horse, l. small bay
American Horse, Creole Dun Horse, / American
Dan Horse, with festialo, l black reole Horse l
Horse.cait, slide seat Buggy Harness and
pole, Buggy and Harness withda top, Buggy
and Harness with top, Buggy " HI top. Hack
pole ana Harness. black Sow, a three pigs, l
sow in pen, lot Of Oak posts, saddles and brides
lot OF Crockery and kitchen utensils, Q Bed and
Bedding. Wheel-bmrow, ShqvSL l Cow and
cali Double barrel gun, Silver Witch, ETC., etc.
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs The RI Estate on a
credit OF l, and years fronl 81 Of saIe,
and that the other property be = pn credit OF
one and two years from the dayI4kh PurcF
sers TO give approved personal seq q, in soldu,
to the satisfaction Of the admini - f'ho real
Estate to remain specially mort AAtl final
payment OF principal and interest,"
All sums to bear interest at the rat, eight per
| cent per annum from maturity and Sa~,,Irchases
of twenty-five dollars and under payable cash,
st. Landry, Nov, 20, 1858.
ELISHA ANnDTfC A1.....a4..l..
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IT J. BEAUGHAMP, Auctioneer in and
- . for the Parish Of st. Landry, will promptly ut
tend to all business contided to him. Office in Ope
lousas. March 81 1865.
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TIT B. RrrCHlE, sA&eyor, Civil En-
liz gincer and Dranghisn,afN
Washington, La, April IL, lAsSrly.
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NOTICE. - All persons having claims
~ against the succession Of Thomas &. Cheney
deceased. will present the same to my Attorney
John y. King ESQ.,, at Opelousas, in order that i
Tablcau may be made, as there will soon be funds
to distribute among the creditors.
Opelousas, Nov. 20, 1855
SOLOMON G. LAWLESS, =
%ael Administrator.
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Il TsINEss CARDS.

: A UGUsTE N. ROBIN, Anciio. Il in and
"A for the Parish OF st. Landry. Offers his SER
yfcts 80 the pulic of this Parish generally.
He "a always be TO at the Recorders Office,
Opcousas. May %, 1Ss
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MEETTNG OF CREDTToRs.-Estateo of

MEETING OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
- Thomas G. Cheney deceased. e57A,
by virtue Of an order from the Hona. 5ae the Dis.
tnet Court I'D for the Parish Of ST. Landry, a
meeting p, sags of the Estate OF Thomas G.
.pheney, sdi!,e Of the above Parish, will be
in and for said Parish at his oice ii the town Of
Opelousas, on Wednesday, the 22d day Of December
next, 1883 for the purpose of deliberatinr mon the
disposition to be made Of the property Of said DO.
ceased. -1 Aui W W
Opelousas, November 20, 1865. r
Is, LASTR APES 9tsnrL
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aIIE q EAT FEMALR PILi.-Dr. !

sAlIE q EAT FEMALE PIIiA-Dr. J.
IA r. CREAoER is the General Agent, wholesale
retail. of DIR. Whcatons Celebrated Female
they{ iii restore In. monthly ~ courses when they
may Nh fpom e'<lsc whatever They never
have faifsSi any cast hire the directions aroodd
the bottle on,aining % Pills have heea strictly
followed; indeed, there has no case Of faiMre ever
come to our kp 9wedge BENG purely segesae?se
Z receipt Of 81, by DR.J. p. cREAGER.
~ -ss.. Baltimore, Md
Az l..ss.G vt to Druggists.
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r OUIS YANIIlLTE. Public--Auctioncer
- d, in and for the Parish Nst Landi
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DRUGS AND NIB ICINNo..
atL For Ne
A YER'S CHERRY Pr

: a ER'S Gil ERlSY PEE f4AD w.
- =. rapid cnre of Coughs. sers
Colds, Hoarseness Influenza II Fl 10y -,s.s4
Bronchitis. Whooing Caurha NJ - "
Group, Asthma, incipiehJ y,5i NATHJT 4
sumption, and for relief Of conJ aiyysN&3
sumptive patients in advanced ~ Is lsRnrR,->
,. s,s. 5; 5; 81 4. e ;.; &; Es t.
out every town, and amose gssS slsAsals Il
every hamlet OF the Americay s s,roas, soa,n. !,
cures of pulmonary complaint ;.s IN en. n ,;s ~
known. Nay, few are the fan ~, ~y is.i'ncu
country on this continent wiiouf sons persona ex
pericnce Of its effects; and fswer yes sne nomaS
ties any where which have not ainonE i,, sisIpSIe
living trophy of its yictorkef lac suss,s ~ aAs
gerous diseases Of the thro3 4ld lnnBs. fNke u rs
the most powerful antid2 pet known t9Spa Tor
the formidable and dangs diseases p pul.
monary organs. 1t is also tk ycusatitcst '5fsS
remedy that can be employ8 9or lhinnts kVag
persons. Parents should have it In ~ INST
the nsidious enemy that steals upon t',s sMpre-
pared. We have abundant grounds to believe the
Cherry Pectora saves mere lives by the consump-
tions it prevents than these il cures. Keep 1t by
you and cure your colds while they are cnrahlc nor
neglect them until no human skill can master the
ineXorable canker that fastened on the vitas, eats
your life away. All know the dreadful fatality Of
lung disorders, and as they know too the virtues OF
this remedy. we need not do lpQre than to assure
them it is still made the best fshn be. XAnSpare
| no cost, no care, no toll to prodlec it per
feet possible, and thus afford those whA a. ~ Y
the best agent which skill can furnish .r ,.ei,
/
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AYERS CATHART1C PILLS.

The sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this best, most per-
feet purgative which 10 known to man. lnnumern-
BILE proofs are shown that these pills have virtues
which surpass in excellence the ordinary medicines,
and that they win unprecedentedly upon the esteem
Of all men. They safe and pleasant to toke, but
powerful to cure. Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of the body, remove the
obstructlons Of its organs, purify the blood, and
expel disease They purge out the foul bumors
which breed and grow distemper, stimulate sluggish
disrordered organs into their natural action and
impart healthy tone with strength to the whole
system. Not only do they cure the everyday COM
plants Of evry body, but also formidable and dan
gerons diseases that have batled the best Of human
skill. While they produce powerful effects, tsry
and best physic that can be employed for children.
Being sugarcoated, they are pleasant to take and
being purely vegetable, are free from any risk OF
harm. Cures have been made which surpass belief
were they not sntstantated by men Of such exalted
position and chatter MS to forbid the suspicion of
untrath. Many eminent ccrgymen and physcians
have lent their names to certify to the public the
reliability of my remedies, while others have sent
me the assurance of their conviction that my pre-
paratons contribute immensely to the relief OF my
| afflicted suffering fellow-meu.
| The agent below named is pleased to furnish
| gratis my American Almanac, containing directions
for their and certificates of their cures OF the
| following complaints
| Costiyeness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn. Headache arising from a foul
Stomach, Nausea, Indiiestion, Morbid Inaction OF
the Bowels and Pain arising therefrom, llatulency,
| Loss of Appetite, all Ulcerous and Cutaneous Dis
ease which require an eyacuent Medicine, Scorrula
or Kings Evil They also, by purifying the blood
and stimulating the SYSTEM cuce many complaints
whicht would not be supposed they could reach
such as Deafness, Partial Blindness. Neuralgia and
Nervous Iritability, Denngement 3the Liver and
Kidneps, Gout and other kindred complaints arising
from low state of the body or obstruction OF its
obstruction OF its functions.
Do not be put of by unprincipled deulers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask fol
AAyer's Pills, and take nothing ese No other they
can give you compares with this i'll its intrinsic
value or curative powers The sick. want the best
aid there is for them and they should have IT.
Prepared by DR. J. G. Aver, practical and analy
tical Chemist; Lowell, Mass.
Sold by P. i. IIebrard and John Poscy, Opclou
sas and by druggists every where. Oct. 16.
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0NEZIME A. GUIDRY, Auctioneer and
~ Notary Public in and for the Parish of st. Ian
dry. Office at the Courthouse.
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NOTICE.-From the lst OF March, lo5e,
~ all Carriage work MUST be paid az MI, =,
for on delivery. We are unable 10 rs glss.5,ig4s,s
continue tho business on any other
TERMS Hibbo ohahh'
opelousas. February ~, lSjs,
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N EW .sTOR ..

fact every thing usually found In country store.
My assortment is large and complete, and can
assure my friends and tho public generally, that
can supply their wants on the most reasonable
terms. And for cash pledge myself to sell cheap
as cheap can be, Twill take pleasure in showing my
goods to any one sale or no SALE any thing that can
be turned into money in the New0rleans market
taken in exchange for goods.
Cotton Sugar and Molasses bought at market
rates. Call and see.
Washington La, Oct. l6, 1868.
RS. WILKINS.
Opposite Steamboat Landing.
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g D. ALIIs, Public Auctioneer for the
kos Parish of ST. Landry. Office at his store in
Washington.
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\ / ms t:!. 4tyola
va 6DA11'r------T Will h1 sOlds.

ss5rrI(lN IS a ALE,--.ssa.nn an order nd Of the
auction., .,s Undersigned adminisIria.or, Mino ~
fCsalt, ~ .sa ~ iite Mrs Ame'ia NJ A'e' ae'
Essabtph q sSitGeoHe say King, doceassa, ,sro
d ssaoesaass' ''''ss property belonging the sue.
s IsId sIa,3sS aeeea,aD' On 'yhicli dc. A,hA-1,
[Ersa a1Iss N. soaill oi "A ~ 1sSe saperS +
~ coDtalIl..nSs Wy bliidngs and im Hena1' a1
srxat with lsa 5Le p,, INV dwelling hon Dfick
ene IN s,;,e sad aid mill and twSsel,s oi
Il ~ lSes X eiSsgIs GIe bDuse with twa synus oi
{6is,j aua ~. ,aogrfenu quarters, overseers s
M ips$ VOL, ETC., ete afc.
IVA tsrnei,ts, more or less.
lAe8 Kfh vart OF tract of land
[containing 212 arpents.
lea on the Atchatalaya yiver
A acres. Description will be
Ale. b.
i tes, VIZ:
I'd, (waggoner and field "a
fbont u yegrs; , so,, 6X
u, (waggoner anu heio --Ga1
/ Xii lsn,l, aged about n years;
nd. I Ias.,d about Is years;
7Hltss VI, hasl, aged about La years;
&0sEs Hh,nS, aged about 20 years;
Y0UuS,yl 81 ila,,,l. aged about % years;
FIEpe, pe,,,'hnd. hh aged about 81 years;
NH y, he'us esFgouer and sugar boiler) aged
pgsysrsi'N field hand, oged about 23
HIN gela hand, aged about II
EkssSI ksstSSIIrI Geld hand. aged about 20
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.--The
" undersigned keep constantly on hand n, m.,efiai
prenared to execute all orders with dispatch and In
a w0rSmanlilsc manner. r,,,,,e, l.,
s,,- BUGGlES, sUi.KIES aud HARNESS made
10 order. plbbo " Ni'N''"'
ope.ousas, March s. 1856
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EDUCATION.

CT MARY'S HALL, WASHINGTON ST..
~ LANDRY.--The exercises Of this School will b
I'D Monday Oct. 4tl, 1855, nnder tlic cgnetnncd
supervision Of Mrs. Whitney, Principal assisted ~
Mrs. Edmonston, late Of NewOrleans.
The experience Of Mts. q, y teschef tcgsther
with her recommendations from the Hon. D. 4.
Kingsland, Ex Mayor Of the City Of N. H also from
Professor Samuel II. Dickson, Charleston, 8. "
iniparting information are Of the highest ordef.
The Scholastic year b divided into two seAacuss
twenty weeks eaeh. sss sst3
Boasd and Taition IN the Ensifsh ccatso. m
cluding Matsiculation and Contingent Kces pe9
session = N. ~ * NJ
MUSIC pipno, Guitar, or Harp, ~ month sse g
Vocal Music z =. y.
Usc OF Instruments, each. .. =. "
Use Of Sheet Music and Diagrams. ~. !. ,.s A0
y Tho French. Spanish and italian Lam nguagcS. aFe
spoken flueutly In the Institutiun, and Will b
taught with the Fine Arts at the usual rites. III
The Hall aside from Board, Furnishes beS-steada
Washing, lights md toilet appendases. arc
Thc uniform consists 81 i School Gipsey, Drsaj
Of green BerNge and Delanc, solid color. & &, Il.
The school Is In no respect dcnominational ths
mode Of instruction strictly intellectual the ofani,
| zation Of the departments deemed adcquate -
success. H. Il
The best talent will be In accession rs incident
duties demand = e Sa II.
! Tho building IL spaeious rooins commodious, pro-
senting tiers of gailatica furnislling deligptfal
promenades, surrounded by finely shaded grouudA
ample for recreation. M Il
Boarders win not be allowed to opcn ACCOUNTS
withouta written authorization nom parents noTs
to leave the institution unless private carriage id
Ssa. asae. s}eclal charge 9sl sas..
All arrangements made for the year, no deduction
4 made for absence. e.tis1 .t3s
Tuition fee semiannually In advance.
II visirtsa coMAIrTRRs Il.
II n O. Cooke. M, D., Washington, sf.n,i Hon, J0ht
r. King, Opelousas; h. Ogden, Aoln,csvile.
! RRFRREScEs:
Bishop Davis, Columbia 8. q; Bishop Green
Jackson Mlss.; Elbert (antt, 81. Landry, In; Y.
Anderson, st. Landry, La; Hon. Il. Orr. washing
ton, d. @. - 8 Oct. q, 1863.
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nEBAILLON & UARRIERE, Receiving,
~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Wash
ington In. -..-.alIf IL.
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NUMBER 1913.
D1 yGS,AND MEDICINES.

tOl u NEWS FOR LADIES. Any La
~ ds no will send her address to Mrs Il.
Creager galtimorc city, Nd, with three thrcc-ccnt
postage, amps enclosed, viii receive by return
pail into Aation Of importance to her. Woman
now thy and he happy.
= Nov 1lh bsa s Ssg5sA Egsi 5sf9a @ aJ
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A PRIZE FOR EvERYBODY!-Who
ii "A subscribes for the NewYork Weekly Press,
beautifully illustrated family newspaper:
# The NewIork Weekly Press is one of the best
literary papers Of the day large ouartto ,ntoa con
81 tanning matter; and elegantly illustrated every
81 week. ...
Gift worth from SO cents to $1,000 90 will be
sent to each subscriber receipt of the subscription
mnpny
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DIERRE GOSELIN, Cabinet Maker and
4 Whcelwright, offers his services to the public
at moderate prices for cash. '=+,... ..-'
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TOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
81 Of Accounts ETC., respectfully offers his SER
vices tJ the public as such. Orders left at A. Mills
paugh's Bookstore, Washington, will be promptly
attended to. September l3. 1856.
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JNDUO OATION.--'rb undersigned, late Of
~ opclonsas has opened School for young
ladies In Vile Platte at the residence OF Dr..
McDayitt at which place shc Is prepared to recese
pupils. ,r ,,oyl
January 2, 1858. y. I. HOY.
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NsfSNIrosioN SALE. - Estate Of Patrick i,
,s (, virtue Of an order of the District Court in
pic su sue parish of st. Landry, will be sold at
WRB BIi1Wy'lpn, By, competent auctioneer, on
" L December II, 1853, at the residence, of
n; aa singleton, Bayou Chicot, the following
sa property, to wit:
fsrss fr,usie pony, Box of tools, A few Books.
Egas,,uash. ANDREW J. SINGLETON,
-enury, NOV. 27, 1855. Administrator.
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GHAS. N. EALER, Watch-Maker and
~ Jeweler, corner of Main and Landry streets, ,0p.
elousas. has on hand an assortment Of WATCHES
and JEWELRY consisting .of English and French
Gold and Silver cescd Lever and bcplne Watches,
1arg Rings Finger,Rjngs Brcnst-pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Spcctaeles, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfumery, Hair brushes, Toilet
Soaps and other articles too numerous to mention;
tile whole of which will be sold NJ mach reduced
prices for cash CT good city acceptance nt
will also execute all kinds of work ip my iinepi
business in worknanlibe manner and with prompt
| dispatch for cash. YIN, E9l1sh>
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Bishop Davis, Columbia, 8. O.; Bishop Green,
Jackson Mlss.; Ebcrt (amtt, ST. Landry, In; G.
Anderson, st. Landry, La; Hon. Il. Orr. washing
ton, d. @. fs1s tAs8 Oct q. 1863.
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yrENRY LHOTEL.-Engraver on Mar
l. ble, has Just established shop at ST. hlartinss
ville G. The construction of funeral monuments nj
every description, makes inscriptions on the same
and also proposes to furnish irohraihg 'or 'o'HoS'
Refer to Jonathan Harris.
9nrlnusas August Ii, lS5S.--ly
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Boarders will furnish their Bedding, Towels. etc.
Payment will be expected quarterly in advance.
To aIl bills not settled ut the Academy before the
close of The quarter 10 per cent. will be added 10
pay the expenses Of collection. lf ii8s9a
termilionvilie, September g. 1867. ne <, s.sa
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~ CONCEPTION OF OpElOUSAS SAS.-The Ladies'
OF Holy Gross respectfully announce to the pnhlic
that the Glasses will 10 resumed In their Institution
on the 20th Of October. W ~ @ s3sgs
Opelousas, October 2. 1857.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-12-18
F9sous1s, DeCU1HDtT 4. INI7.
c. u. SWAYZt,, Administrator
Of the Estate oi NJ rs. A. NJ. King, deceased

|NuUCESSI0N SALll.-Estate of Olivia
Y A.Barton.
Y virtue Of an order Of he District Court, given
@naant TO Judgment in the salt Of Chizona Il. j..
a9nov, wife ETC.. w. Joha Morrow. tutor etc., Dis
WY a Volrt Parish Of st. laadry No. 72S6-wil be
q John Morrow, ON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

BITES AND SrINGs OF INsEcTs.-Asja RENE
DIV against the bites and stings of insects, and of
all poisonous reptiles, the only reliable article
yetinverted, is DIR. Braggs, Arctic Liniment.--
Such are its penetrating and dislnfectng proper
ties, that, no matter how virulent may be the
poison from the bite or sting, this Liniment at
once reaches the seat of the venom, however
deep, and neutralizes and extracts it. With
Bragg's Arctic Imminent at hand, the bite of the
rattlesnake is as harmless as that of a gnat 1t
also overcomes the virus from the bite of mad
dog. This admirable Lnment is also infalllble
in curing all those diseases Of men and animals
where a lnment is the proper remedy, and is not
equaled by any such article ever invented. II
is likewise infallible in destroying the screw
worm, to which cattle are peculiarly liable in
southern ATTITUDES.
eEFor sale IN Glasgow by H. L. WHITE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Applications should be made to Bragg and Bur-
rowes, ST. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.