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THE INTELLIGENCER.

'uto SA,n, OF LirE. "-.Dr. li,l. of,bs Jst
sHl ef Hslh, who has Investigated tlg matter
aal aralysfd tho drug, ands that the mixture
ar which "O'd sand, OF Life" charges two DOL.
lar, when made iron the very pgrs, and most
expensive materials used costs exactly sixteen
cents boile anl an Aad he furthermore char.
s., as do mauy Others ,ha, /, Is delhsrloa,
article a, bcsL The following, from an er.
change, Is a very severe rap.
"psnnl, me, through yOpr columns. to bear
testimony to a valuable medicine. Ny great
aunt haN been striving t5rcaci Heaven or twcn.
~ years llasiog cough. she finally lrll into
the hand, of the retired clergyman whose
'.anlh Of lif have neatly run ant She pur.
ehas.i bottle Of bis CEHsis LsAiri, from
which she gained strength, judging from the ,j.
olence OIL her cough On akiag he second bot.
de her strength 80 Increased that she vas able
20 cough all hayanl uishtVi,hout Interruption.
The ;hird botGo landed her !n Heaven. Thus,
IN n brief space Of time, the fond hopes aud an.
tieipaiions Of mote than quarter Of century
arc realized ioy the sum uf seven dollars twelve
and hali cents 10 those persons who arc de,
SirouS Of changing worlds, or changing hus,
bands aud wiye,, aud al who are anxious to
visit tother side OF ,lorlan, this medicine is con
tdcutly recommended"
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Trust saIe,

QY yirie Of Deed or Trast yaseuitd 10 us By Rtn H.
ID Rasssn, Wm, L. MoAfso Hhd oti,tTr eAisd July a.
is5T, Gnd of record In e Crrki oiev ~ Ukia uantJ "
Deed Beck 81 paes sgS Ee ul ss Of pstie ouieiJ At
the ioht dsor Of The conrt ss u had e9hLy 1Hst.
day tke 2tt Day oi Air 1855 Gsy Lots aunbtTtd 10 tie
the Etsien division oi the Square BOUNDED osd MAN.
leLnrs aud West sstt Tbgh are siIEstd The Nhtgl
iLg Wihd0N Glait Work.
Terms made known day Or itls. Po,sssioh grtn 90
tie I'D day Of July, is'A : q. MeAIkE,
'aii'-it TruItst.
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opp EELLows, p1NEoToRY

VirEiRIns lodge No. S,--Neels every Thursday
s,enlnE lt,hs Hail. Of Market and Quincy street,
JDrs N. Hlrl, y. G.; B. " Carr, Secretary.
FFaRkIIn Ledge Nc. IS,-Nssts a, abOvesvsry
MondSy evening". Dawn BlvuA, n. o.; WRliSa p,
AdSeipsy, Secretary.
A Wm. Tell hodge No. 33.-Mcsts aSabOvesve.
~ "wednesday evening. wrrAN llnTrr, n. 6.i .'oAr
SHads, Secretary.
wheriIaE ledge Ne. 50.-Nses IS above every
Saturday eyrhlag
". D. Porrs, 81 a.; Jnla T1oburn, Secretary.
PanolA Ledge No. S9.-Msrts above every
ErIlay evening Jos. IAsnT, n, al Josp I. HIrrslt,
Secretary,
Wm Tell HnenmPn'ent Ne. 51,--Mee'I a'
aSeve lAs Ascoaa and aurtA Tuesday evening" Ofsash
asa,h. JouS Ripn, c, p; cAas Liaek, Scribe,
tbrau,'S EueRmPment No, I.-Nssis a.
asare, the dsiaad ird rasday eYeNlns' ofessA month
VIZ. TNLoR,C. r; Co Baird, ", Scribe. tareh IS,
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WC UOllthspONDMNTs

LETT MRS eantVfnRg zab.sFpton advertising other
Of ihs in'egnssT should be addressed ,o
bs Pr0pfietofp
Lsigfi concerning tie editorial department Of The papcI
h0gld br Addressed - The EdtoIs onty, 10 either
! thgm.
Correspondents writing for publication, viii please writ,
Only en- one sids " The paper
A Observance o, the ahNyc Taiss w greatly ohlgt
aud more prompt Attention 70 cOrteip0nsutI THAI
k,y uur rkt oIheTWisg receive,
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio hedge No IOI.--Mse6 sAsOnle Han,
corner Marke, Nal NidnrOs,resss, the Ere ard ir2MOa.
dayeveninsi " eashmonth, @. W. siNrN ". "; Altr-
Gadsr iRsgAiip, ssrtCsSy.
Wheeling Lodge No. las Meets as above on
The Ar'i aud iir Thurday evening, q each month = A.
naKStusoER, ". Nj s, v. Psarsoa, Secretary,
WhselinE union ChRPter No, l9.--NessAs
Above the srcad Monday sysans VI sAeAnsath VIC
.ssorr, n. F., S ". Psdr@,a, sesfS.arr.
Wheelins EaeamPment Ne. I.--NstlI a
lheyson Moaaay sysalaE Of Each nOuth. VI.
4.Lsriss, Recorder
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EreHh ArrlVnl

! SPEiNG AND SUMNER G.Ons --N, have ttssiy,l saf
- ttaot ~ crrnf aul tIunrf hgUH. t.ulittl I.s
ffsasti tasty ~ o. 30 tftr ts'tre asaitH ati D.
'2a l1s, laltl s. o. hAtrl. Z sans.
DLANfER uAT>-uf ty.Ig tai f bff.fsIf. b. isrt o.,
t's isaiau, hyas Nrty 10, ari rilf hr,rHtr.s
al5 -. iiABptg SOMA
| CtTNTt tMENs fRENcil ilNls-As tltahs i5r s.nn
" weather ~ thJ L,slgru, AM as UWals.
~ % a,arN soys.
! ttNTs' HuNGAMAN. WksilNal0N, EussUIl. aui
VI hstatss llzu, raflgas reiats
spS b. ItUfTEA AE,Ns
STRAW uuurs --p.aaaa- }. sson. iaion. Fuiys-,
- h'ad, Can',1 Hni -rrF cifaa h raHa its Ia Jt
eur slyesntst7rs, bEI sb. uAeitt trpNs
HOLOEIp srtAW iATs.-N,a'. raa ua1t. al ,y-r7
y utstf ppu tutshis ff oaf rusEy aiHuosilfrs Cal
aut ae1 uoa' iNai = 90 HAspi. spNe.
('HilpEfN's FANCY srEAw.--ws h,rcop.tsd On ,,.
\ ersl1s Grt zstarnrut ~ u.sli, Itrburu, IHsa.,
stfAs, and al other tiads af CllAfsnl HaW
spA z y. haHprh tfpSS
'Ars.-ja.t stgttrd osr sia.A u O-rts' ApEu,' ali
Cfiifrls Agnritr caps, variety y etlart Ald ti,ist
ale = p'hARtAk z SONS
CMllpRENs sIRAw cAPs-lgit d, t,d. vi ,,.
as uAmR sons
NJ" Y0RK srlLG--ws ls,s f,ss.ssi snoilgg %, oi
~ Ds,b,s s,inAdluluos v,lt.ntyl ,Ifs nsj
HP1 b. HARPER Sons.
CHEESE.
IN nyNEs Prime Ch,us- js,i received and Tor ssist
Nv ari NNirii a doWiltLL
GWEEr p1TNTOys-nt ssp,r,or laiity ior .,lt y, ihs
= se'i Depot OF t7p'l SMITH GoREEtL
I AKE srPEsIoE gkspRERsY -gtao tiar,, ior al,
Il ehesT. laP7i S,lgfii GoRELLL.
WHEELER & WILSON
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FGE Loyg At BEuiS IInGurS-The Berlin
free loyeIs are not yet crushed out. They are
building houses, and carrying forward their sys.
ten Of aainities. The Cleveland Herald says:
People, other than those daily in contact with
this mural Free Love lcprosy ut Berlin, little
dream Of the foot hold gained in Erie county,
Four,acres on The HcightS-as lovely spot as
nature boastS-is nov devoted 10 the purposes
Of the association. When the water Cure"
WAS consumed, the fraternity gathered ia the
barn, which was temporarily fitted up. Since
then wtious shanties have been erected, aud
building is progressing with such rapidity that
five houses have been erected within four weeks.
Active measures are in progress tore-buid upon
the sitc Of the Water Cure aninstiluton 10 be
known as love Cure" Here persons Of both
sexes can come, and finding their ailiniies, pair
with each other. This is the treatment, and We
proclaim it, disgusting a. it Is, that thc good
people Of Northern Ohio may know the luii oE.
tent Of this moral ptsuileaee Carriages run q
aud from the Cure" 20 the depot regularly, and
the arrivals and departures are Of daily occur
renee
The Association is about thirty strong, and
they publish an obscene Free Love Slrrct, adyO-
eating in effect, with the usual spiritual slang
promiScuous sexual intercourse,
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Domestios aud Foreign STAPLE

thlNls-ss tlfeysst onlf ct rfrFtr1 vtith is j rtf
hltACtLh MttllNs-iap ilsgtt. ial lari .irt and
ttu - eil " r'ni' }sfd Asn su tAvsHfo ostls
w u Nu,lns fir Nth sr,tis yafd AsgpyfNtstJsc %
- lsl,ld btssu as'Irs :. sits hf e,ht. Nrauss
snl fleu casr Nashrs 81 sls.lsi AM ltIfs
cue NJ a tftg l0v prizes blacirs Ent faft rft.
dt, ~ % c.uu q fafl, ari da 'HtUuE d o. fu. at
ohis lts oFuts f.sf rarsi. 40 cLHsr
NLAfl-A wy fui- UuHHtt frr arIH cents ffr HErI
lklru liNHNS-A sfithdit arfsil sarfartell sulutn,
iaf ouIl :; cents Aysrd
GiNGhANf-scp pt,ar Goods, f,st to'orrnstar'. .ar
y j. orits
bE RCGrs ANh lusfGls-s,n b, i,a us a,tt. a
Yafd, ~ iAP-AHl ALiN urNNtNr
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GAE1Ees-A correspondent Of The Boston
Transcript says;
'we ask ifiI be possible that one can destroy
the proportions Of a well shaped leg by gartefing
the stocking below the knee! Look at the sla.
tue Of Venus, and in thonght draw band or
an elastic under the knee--wOull not the result
be defornityg But place the band above the
knee. and the harmony Of the lines is not dis.
turbed-it becomes m ornament The women
Of Athens and Rome, who were famed for their
TASTE and skin in dress and knowledge Of artistic
beauty. wore the garter above the knee. But
moi to occupy ourselves with them let US see
how long it has been thus worn with us We
have an authority in this matter the Duke de
Saint Simon. lfhe does not prove the garter
to have been worn above the knee before the
reign Of the great kiug he establishes, at least,
this faet- that the elegant and fashionable wo.
men OF the tine wore it thus; for, IN his inc
moirs, alluding TO Nile de BreniIle, whose ele.
CANT manners caused much ridieule and gossip,
he says, in bis language, then so popular, she
was one Of those common, vulgar persons, who
] garter below the knee
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a CORRESPONDENT Of the Newark, o. Aiter-
'i,cr, thu, describes Miss Lane, the lady Of the
White House:
Though not elassically beautiful, she ocr.
lsinly ha, some irresistible charms. She is
rather above the medium height, was si,nply
attired In black. with lcAs regard to the display
of the material than o( her finely developed Iig-
urc and cheerful face. which constantly beams
with good nature and intelligence. She /, eyi.
denuy aware Of her charms. aud displays more
Of them than usual, though 20 do this She rather
'oItstiPs the rest Of hu sx--hcr dresses bring
down sou,e two or three iuctes below the turn
of her timely rounded shoulders, which ate
of Ivory whilenc.s, aud challenge the scnlptors
skill as well as the amateur, enthusiasm
The Ohio Siatsmda is shocked, aud remark.
eth:
We have nc7rr seen Miss Lane, but unless
there is general dclusion prevalent on the sob.
jcct She is one Of the most accomplished aud
cstitnabe or ladies We think that he who
writes about the Aiy Of the house in which he
Is entertained being aware OF her ch.rlus, and
displaying more Of them than usual though To
do Ibis sherather 'ouistrips the rest Other SEX"
and thea goes on to estimate how many inches
her dresses are cut below the level OF her shoul.
ders, should be shown to the door, Il ever he
presents himself in the parlor again.
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NuMBER ls9
CREAM ALE
At the WheelinE BreweIv.

oolfgg1rrer % hr ias prov 81 nailss arI Uuls trd
10 eoaf fh s,h Nc t'hss ~ u,cfi,gt is HsaIr.
rlttyati .I'i CrsH A. vteh ,syips 80 irt itl,
aai hss uintAf hbh ana tfu faitr ksfs & us.
Fflrs,r isuo,. Aso "a kaii A.. at g. a., Ma.
l.ii - as s'sliff tsskt la rfaFsftan.
u,srt ssut o. he hf,ssrF ia fs,it rrsuti attreu.
UHsiAf bfa NJ sNtIu
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3 d GIenIe.I IlnIgnIM 20.

vii ssi ssperior FIIK RoBtB of 20 yArdl each 'atng
quality y0pi Asl srAsob ~ iton ~ u ~, For emily
s15 apiece. elEileagr aay merchant io'stisins
Judsmtht atvui niAs 20 dsuy ltAt these hbl't Let
,o.d 4 lAli ihtif fh.9r Aast.srigr Hfeit tOLGRhD
iTab.g COLOR and isuI AID will be told ~ laEgain
1Ltt % ven rreeltlmportnieno aafge N,v York
Tsla esuabi'hmtn AUG N,Te LUug L,iov lnJiisil
Go ut received about ~ dres patterns q NV ~
Eahey sgS, VERY hsRds0inr and sAtsr.
IL ;.aHfGE, LAWN CliALLY HOBRs. .boh side stripes
and doabis ikT Barge hobs 90 yus enc sael lsId
ati tio, MI 'sl ili g.. Cbhiy Roh,t,
e1es Mt syl- ,try eEsap. fiur Lati lubl atbh Ole
Iuliar and fiiiy Cent? HFateri ~ ALiN. HEiaAAS,
st--Sm ~ Naf II
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A s1s,xaE DELusroS-rhe Parkc County,
lud., Republican, ielntes the following singular
instance Of dclusion in regard to religious duty:
l;bccomes our sad office to record one Of the
most sad incidents which has ever fallen under
our observation. Mr.. Aaron Stewart, lz;e a
citizen Of BooHc county, hut fur some five
months = citizen Of our towu, has been IT, a
state of depression Of spirits for about two
months past Religious excitement seems TO
have overpcwered his reason, and, on Monday
night; after the return Of himself and vile from
church, he conceived the idea that the Scrip.
tuIe required him 10 sacrifice his right hand and
other members Of his body, under penalty Of
eternal puni,hment he at once lelt the house
without making known his object, and first per-
petratns dangerous wounds upon his person
gith knife, lie iiext proceeded with an axe TO
cut off his right hand After striking five sew.
eial blows, ranging from the center OF the hand
to sone inches above the wrist;joint aud sever
ing tue hand from the arm except some Of the
itendons, he walked to the door. fell into Il aud
limited. De- Rice was called in who dressed
his wounds; aud ut the present writing he is yet
alive, though his wounds are dangerous
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BAKER & WRIGHT.
Whorsais nctlersiu
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS,
no. IS, Main sIrttG,
APPLY WHEELING, VA.
Frenoh Goods.

C'INTZEs-2p pieces ~ wide, warranted fast eolprs, At
" ~ cents AuAys sod faf u G. htt yard. Also ~
second mourning chntass ri ~ cents.
LoUPENEs BEsr ALL wool DE LAME AiSiS cents
per yaFi-
LAWNsThe very best qualify Ahieh used 20 sell Al 50
ceuis, VIII Evli At is4 eei. so@e gsod quality
0s Gk cts yard.
GIlALLY III LAiNESrlbiH and Ggdrtd, the very 4Belt
plsn VI ~ cent, and hslr,I al ~ cents yard.
OMBRs GRAPE EESPA6Nt--95 pitees beautiful suirs
and 7VIort, very l0E pIier.
OMBrI BAHEGE 80 piscei, Worh q cents, for only
25 crnis yard.
~ fss pieces Gmeiins Dress Goods, ,sty nice ard
ehcAp.
son Pieces NeW Ailk.-An excellent alLb0n'd
Black SIR PsTy rich Hsirs, ~ Inch widv, Ohly 6i
pr ard, sold laii season a. q pr 3ait.
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Fire & Inland Navigation

Risks aoesptd At terms consstgn With s0,vcRcy and
iair tToni.
Espseial dRsHii7s girsa % hssHsdBes er HELLIS6S
and CVHf'HI, ,t5F tsFHsgf 90 years.
The progress of this Corporation has been
Interrupted rCpf f sessun OF hrBuc al sunHe aud itogu,
or perods cyruiu IN or cXrmlt RON weeping eoulagTa
tioHs and maritime disaster, Bfin- loug established
cash Lass the troubles VI the credit Affect
material psr.euiar.
Daring 'harl uss' the security of reliable Insurancr
an imperative daiy- he aiiy Of property to
iAiBi isss bSinE usn much itsssrtd.
Policies ssued without delay, and all business attended
10 With Dispatch ara hd,iily, by
X. R. sWEARING RN. Agent
Whetlmr Va.
oase in Union Hall burduss, vest side Main street.
frldg-lsu-tili Jan. lst, ~.
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AssETs JANuARY !. ls5a.

OPW AltlDS OF Sll,OOO 600
OF Losaes have been paid by The Etna lasufLner Co..
the pact 3S ycnri.
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SfHiNG AND SUMNER Gtops -, have received agI
- 'iaes 81 srfnf anl sIur.f Gss.' s.aa,i %, b.
frai-si taisy ~ a. 10 eftr t,ftrr s.ita att q o.
''ia los, iAlil .hAerfa z syNs.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02

YHE undersigned, Administrator Of the
4 succession OF the late Mrs. Nina An
drus, informs the public that he viii sell at
public sale, to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House, in the town of Opelousas,
On Saturday, 10th Of January 1858,
the following slaves, be1oning to said success
sion OF Nina Andrus, to wit:
Il HULA TITO 1FOIHA " named Jane,
or puss, aged about Is years, with her child
aged about one year.
Terms and condiAious:-s250 payable
cash, and the balance IN and 2 years from
day Of sale. Purchaser giving his notes with
security; and mortgage retained on the slaves
uu5iI payment Of capital and interests.
T. PROVENT, Admr.
Opelousas 9th December 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02
B0lnaIGej .>>:.Sss;,.t1n:la # Lime.


1 y. -.--- /,
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ug IL reG.fio, :. 1I,tr,,,. 49,
/ s ,.,.5= ,vF:1b INN p trst,.,.,.,.,,.l -, 80 :
,ag1..,;.fa 7r,,,,ar.4gs If ..... ~. .tt ''
s.ra .ica ,r+II iu5s tlt.,. }.,,,,a ,rr.n6,%
| HevDfeans S0n7i,er;1 t;,lulcat W,,rt%~ Ia,.r,,r
1nam+jtiax ,rl - tI,ff,
- aIIjzhrn4nr NJ ,ar,-r,, contains
aujsifo Tor lis oro~,r. tl and 9,.r
ns,r fvr,arse is sr,s-a Il, faa, . ..,r,. ~,
,v,YfA,r If tie ..-far4. ,-,r ,.h,,., r. ,. I
t,vnr.I P;,-.3 7tar4,s..:,+r.,,.s f.,,. 49, .~, -.
ro,,na4;+inn -, n, .,.4. j.. >-i,, - w. ss,,.;.[
ja,r as the spoi.,s -t;g3..,..a,S t, ,.,i -
inurnalS viii sh,w a{;xars s,,r,r,7. 5,
r;nrit.nsef, pi,ntcrs tF,s. ..lt.5sr;.,,cp
n ,,,,,,s.a.s%sar rsrs to g.. ,..s.z , s,-
,gsa,4v n>v;r. fife t.ss. sEa+ras R;-.ix1, r
M. .,F,an ,4r,,7., ,e,f,x.H. re,,u,....,- I.
h4autitili whit and vc..p,Y ,rs+,,4ig, ,,.-ar,ie
a,v.;zys e.y1lyiai As . ..5,t,est tr, ,oart
and tie ye.y oes se ,!..:;,s1a..t, 4 ...I,. 49,.
with Western and nt#er bayers !, ,p ,5to- u =.
having bean made with HnnIfat.}1 ri iGt,ht+ -
th4r Consider TINT ! s,alant.., .gaf,rsr lny ,nss
weight. aud are a.yav. t.i.tslx 20 5av ..y,.rr rr-
ees t3r it, The ia .rHufe and ia4Yr;I, y r1 tla
Planters gcnesaiy bold tfa 8i--.. ..y,ilte x -,
n!y- h :. matter ot notosis u iaa. it Is ia nn~ce.
salv 20 pnDsh acre any ol tile many 4sering t4s-
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02
Rl-SllIpllIEE OF LIME.

- IGHD. II. EIIINN, New Orleans owner and
- proprietof=ot La. Chemical EForhs having
erected during the past year, Canal street. large
and extensive works, il now prepared to furnish to
Planters article Of Bisupite Of Liaaeof superior
quality. As the Bi-tsazp;teof Lime made by him
for many years past, has had superior reputation,
tits only necessary TO add, that the strength and
quality this year # i1e improved He refers to the
majority Of Planters i'll the River Parishes, aud St.
Mary, aud all the Sugar Merchants of the city.
New Orleans, August 9TH, I657.-4m
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02
80 ,,,.,
The 5,,,nsr7z,ar1s- ofs,.7r -, which = ,,,o.,fd

The Improvement ofsgaar, IN which it vontd ap-
rear - ,,ave 3acn rrnnrntv successful is still
'Hr&E ar .rgr@~s ~ .l. .s f,terS 0t This state
" fr,,.-rat-: }at,4 ve:I.ru,s ut the most aiua-
a rE-A-ter ;,5F. .igtttt"- ~ S!;to he mann
ag!ure. aad g!-st from rnn1 taranvev low stand
@f't al s5Fe0@5h- @s.FanoF II mt 5e- cent it is now
.4slaF:.E ~ Il H!''sf'is.
sEctlrIsrn op4 he q cH5 2gainst the "se and 4ti-
ttT 81 he hl->HiPnltr lDf il sugrrisc a1v one
"t this was ser,os: Aow ri1anv agents ct.elnI-
al al,. ot3.rEs- :,t"n Introduced in the .s
>l;>ls SO as TO enahiels - nornpcfe successfully
HIl III. iore1sr articte and % counteras.e snr2s Il
- lI$atraHta@as lT has 10 contend against from
re'tltlal.tss ii climate sni t.aStF preparation Tor
sDasket
Eae Gi-Safhite, we are as-"re,t. las answered
ezpectaflons in almost every instance where 10
~ T2E:ass ~ III. 'zn-r !sf7s4e :. 5t.s-
g1re' l1t~t}:,c:': and, *6 6rhaps. the terv heSt
.eaots at aa &1~ results 5o.tuw1agIt it's use rs fur
.-n"a b" tuuse sItes'igent planters who having
Ha,t il W'4ra is fleets and nature &vefe int inprr
=rt,y t5rtSs2ei, atI continue 10 employ and re-
2T'nehd IT a. al ageut Of great vai&e and worthy
I t3le most "EteEest application. Or course. much
TFt @ere"d lpon the parity Ut the article and the
deity Wllu #lIcH IFS manufacture is conducted.
aiit - Is lAr1 MS reason observing IN fIr adverti-
sing co! tHns Sle notice n an old and we'll estab-
tISA :d manufacturer that We de.nl II oir ttuty 10
fe!Ef 10 1t with 80 Invc circrn1s1anta.ltv {}ther
Establishments may he deserving q, atTonoa
tIss ohe has already name we known to conSD-
fners, and therefore tues not require special refer
ence or communication from us. Tie chemical
lIodtct Itself deserves. however fair trial from
eF-Ty one anu planters should not permit any pre-
InGiee to stand III the way OF testing lts merits
=. Q. BulIstln.
f}rt Al 1877
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02
New CIleap Cash Store.

o. BLOCK, corner Of Main and North
kJ0 streets, Opelousas, has now and keeps
constantly Of hand general assortment OF Family
Groceries Wines. Liquors. Candies, Croelery. Sc
Aiso-A Wellaeseted assortment of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats, Boots Shoes. Cutlery, Pocket
Books, Razors, gotnbs, Brushes, Fancy Soaps,
perfumeriss, &c.
. He is now prepared to accommodate his custo-
cash. Is
q l- Small profits, quick sales II
Opelousas, It'll October, 1857
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02

4 nptiffy planters
that from md after thlas1st
OF Norember1saxl 1isa5es storage noW
existing aneefortIH II for 1aer-
ehanaize and arttifIls laging ID their
tiss aa,ega0dl g,ss ssaztls. and
fer agery addliitiional luusIlkIh 81 part # !
lnanfh the same additiasl rates vii Do
ehars.nd
be dlaiss until the
sGora ID TaIfl..
UIl RIlI
aahhing GDettaber Il 5i
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02
rtELIsHEo on SATURDAY BY
JaEL III. SagD0z & ANDREW lIEYNIER.
taQNnITLOMS.


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Nj KEATING, Professor OF Drawing and PEN
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The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02
lIszs .aF2aa 10

M. ALIAGDI B. prae titioner nj midwifery,
aRs snrgeon-p penaiSt, hanTag established himself
permanently I'M 3palansas, otfers#sEsis sefvicesto
ais tizalas. He will fuI ill distinctions
with zeal and psnleaee and iiTt-eafaIs will be.
cureashy lisa in ahosisEs ttssssso weeks
etsssssa sluaa for the aaigentst on
Aondag and iron, s 10 p d ciucE a. WI.
IL rlaatrs-
keEli1oasss Aaptphe GarrIgues,
ssfittezss ssS .l al l'lassr AgerIn AfreaaHx,
ssnezlIne A-8tItaitilssEsI dean e. Arc enaHx.
ihsedosass \. EoaIsl, Ramon n ID,
0pelausas 10Th glsts
The Opelousas courier., 1858-01-02
ME " JTH Ng 5alLjRX
aasess gg'ntcEsasesgfsa''s Sla0ap.

al THE undersi aed has Just OPEN
f-n9Sn ed, at the carnerpf Main and Bel
III levue Streets assplendid Jewelry
~ ,21as and Watchulakas Shop He has
now on hand aEFassortment Of fine
goi and silver Watches. alsoan elegant assert
ment Of Jewetry, Clocks. ofsHery quality and
prices; &c, which he offers ale very reduced
prices forcash
He has engaged the servicesaf a good Watch
maker, and will repair all Waiclles, Clocks and
Jewelry that will he conhded toshis cares.
He hopes by his attention and punctuaIity, and
his moderate prices, to deserve ashare Of the pub
lie, patronage.
FRANKDE La RUA
Ope}ousas June tn 1856