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NOaC opening,
NORRIS, MAULL 6 co.,
Clothlcrs,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON. NEAR CITY HOTEL
An entirely new and elegant stock of fine fashionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
NEWS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, etc., embracing
New Fabrics
And
NOVELTIES IN STYLE.
They will constantly receiving throughout. the approach
ing season. large valuable additions to their usual UNRI
VAILED ASSORTMENT.
SEES 2pH NORRIS MAIIIL h Co
Roots, Shoes and Hats.
We have in and landing from ships Harriet j..
Montgomery Samuel Fales Lady Bessingtop the
ships Dessto AID Granada,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
Making of the
Largest stocks
EYER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET,
OR stock is, in part, comprised of the following
o,tto pairs RUssET BRo6ANs, for Plantation use.
1860 :. KIP, CALF and SEAL BRoGANs.
10000 KIP, CALF and THICK MUD BOOTS.
5000 DRAIN HUNTER and PLANTERS Boots.
$1,000 LADIES', CHILDRENs AND MISSES
SHOES, of every variety.
lg~For sale on liberal terms by
JOHN N. GOULD CO.,
sel9 2ptf Magazine street.
Havana Cigars and Honey.
In store and landing ex.brig A. A. Chapman
s67,4OO
ELL-SELECTED AND CHOICE CIGARS,
Consisting partly Of
REGALIA, MEDIA REGAL1A,
CAZADoREs, LONDREs
CoNCHAs, OPERAS BREvAs
MILLAR, etc. etc. etc.
of the following brands
Sevillana; Clay, Calhoun and Webster Ceryaptes VIM
Prescott Know Something; Washington Palma Ceebrada
Nueva Empresa Sol Pureza Conil Puigdengoas Fixed
Star, etc., etc.
ALSO, INVOICE or
VERY SUPERIOR CUBA HONEY,
For sale by ..=
JOS. M. LABORDE,
(Successors Of Laborde Xiqnes1
80 New Levee, opposite Natchez st.
Sight Exchange on Havana,
Always for sale IN to purchasers se14 2p1m
To .adrerstsers.
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO..
AGENTS ALL THE-
BEST CIRCULATED NEWSPAPERS
In the
o II = W EST,
Respectfully inform those who wish make their business
known throughout the country
CHEAPLY AND SURELY,
that they prepared make advertisements
all lengths and for length Of time the
Lists of their papers be had any by applying
at their office,
se5 2ptf No % COMMERCIAL, prACE
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Buy the Best /:
Fl LIE l. LYON


FIN KLE l. LYON
SEWING NI.chh1Aes
We have taken the Agency for the sale of the above Ma
chimes III Louisiana will days. by
ship DeSoto, full assortment
After careful examination and full trial the relative
merits of the popular Machine use hesa
tioa in expressing belief that purposes-lgh
dunn and heavy work-the
FINKLE 4 LYON MACHINE
is by far the best manufactured and sale OF them
purchasers will receive full that effect
they shall satisfactory in every respect the money
returned.
PRICES FROM $50 TO sl25
k-We have reserved the second story room
store for the ae Of the above Machines careful
examination of them is respectfully solicited.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
-4s ".., ,="- STORY Bu1LD1NG,' Il
o6 2ptf corner Camp and Common Streets
Gold Pens
REP OINTED AND REPAIRE
6s Camp street, up stairs,
Between the "Crescent'' and "Picayunen Offices
c5 2pr s. W. HIGGINS.
Public Meetings
win be held at
Jefferson City Stock Landing, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
October 8.
soraparu Market Fourth District, THURSDAY EVENING
October g.
Magazine Market FRIDAY EVENING, October T.
City Hall, Lafayette Square, SATURDAY EVENING oc-
tober 8.
Gretua. MONDAY EVENING, October 10.
Carrolton, TUESDAY EVENING, October IL.
RUFUS NAPLES ESD, will discuss the of the Con-
gressona Other speakers be oA 2p5
Pure Teas Pure Teas:
CHOICE QUALITIES! CHOICE QUALITIES! |!
Retailed in any quantity to suit purchasers, at the
SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
Between Camp and 81 Charles Streets
Oh 2p5t tSign of the Ghinaman.)
N'esU Cnrpetiags.
L. ELKIN 6 CO.,
5S............... Camp Street.,..............5S
AND9 AND IL BANK PLACE.
Our stock of elegant and choice goods in our re
ssng Of all varieties Of Carpeng and Curtain material is
open for he inspection of customers % 2psi
.NesU Caapettng.
j. d. CAMERON G. CO.,
1874 Canal Street,
Have received large and choice assortment of English Vel
Tapestry Capeng of the celebrated manufacture Of
Crossley's 4 Sons, and others.
BIGELow BRUSSELS and wILToNs-new patterns.
THREE-PLY AND INGRAINs, OF the best makers.
RUGS, BAIZEs, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would the extensive stock of all descrip
tons Of Brocatele Satin ds Laine and Worsed Curtain Mate
Lace and Muslin curtains Table and Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings, etc.
Window Shades and Corniees.
In this branch Of business ains is taken to get
the newest styles, and stock has superior.
OIL CLofHsS feet to "a feet wide of choice quality and
new patterns. IS 2p6t
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We prepared to do all the
WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY WORK
THAT MAY BE ENTRUSTED TO Us,
With
EATNESS AND DISPATCH.
FIR the old customers Of Major Hufty friends
j. B. G. Kennedy respectfully solicit Of theis
patronage.
Our stock of FINE WATCHES CLOCKS
Jewelry and Fancy Articles.
will arrive in few days. when will take pleasure In show
ing them to customers.
Wholesale Retail Country Merchants will please give Nc
q call.
BRUSHES, COMBS and
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUAERY, etc.
so Canal street,
au4 2p One door from Charities, tow ards the river.
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Houa1 W1Afsp. j. small cottage Ia 4 eenteel
ssaloshood ssshls NJ tusnty head Il mules, IL
uaasad. ~ afssstssn&nt.
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S11eCtaCfes.

Call and see latest PATENT SPECS jus. arrived and
well adapted for LADIES' Gold and Silver Frames
Camp and Canal streets.
$3.50 2p6t q W CpEcnp T. m
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FOuK1n ~ A1ERIoAN CLUB. Notice Is pub
1tdAed ~ ~ Fourth Ward American Club will hold
nsstine III evening over the Crystal Palace
C00ee ouenek Cont and Front Leyee streets
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E-The Opposition State Executive Conn
nrrEk mess DAILY at their room No. 2 in building
Of st. Charles and Commercial Alley. All Communications
addressed to JAS NJ MUssELMAN Corresponding Secretary
will be promptly attended to.
SEQ 2ptf H. NJ. SUMMERS, Chairman,
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DR.. II. .anf0,xc.

DENTIST,
informs his patients of his return that he will continue
the practice Of his profession with the improvements
office and residence,
o3 2p6l# No 1a RARoNNE STREET
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RuN4wAr.-llears. Iobit 4 Charpentier, % Gus.
thopss srss adyerss reward runaway negro man.
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CF'aU0ts !! C1.aU0ss !

Jnst received beautiful of FALL and WIN
TER CRAyATS.
LION & PINSARD,
81 and Sc Royal street,
% 2ptf corner of Bienyille.
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Doors, Shoes, AND BRoaANs.-The particular at
enon Of buyers called the large sale boots Shoes and
bogans to take place this day 10 O'clock auction
Of E. Roger Co., No % Old Leyee street. Terms
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NINTH Ward Amer an Club, Third
Diset-fhis Club meets reguls every SUNDAY, at u
o'clock at the Star Coffee Ho &C. street. between
Clouet and Monegut streets.
se2S 2pf in ]. LuGENRuHI Secondary
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l.. Ell KIN & 90,
5S................C Camp Street................5s
M.y AND Q AND IL BANK PLACE.
Our stock of elegant and choice goods in re
sisting Carpng Curtain MATERIAL
now open for he inspection of o3 2pei
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RSrSixth Ward American Club-This Club,
by resolution regularly the FIRST FRIDAY Of each
month"; until the nrst Friday September fo which time
Is will meet weekly, jySO 2pf
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W Fifth Ward American Club-This Club,
by resolution regularly on the FIRST WEDNESDAY
Of each month"; until the first Wednesday of September, from
which time it will meet weekly
By order Of the President. au22 2pif
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Important MOTIF ce

S u G. A r p L A N e E r S /.
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AsrHas Arrived-Dr. james has returned
from his Northern tour and practice of his
speciality.
He treats exclusively all diseases of the skin blood and
vous and general debility, etc.
Can be found at his old established Dspensary 80 Custom
house street, New Orleans, La. se2s 2plm&W
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H3rFifth Ward American Club-This Club
will hereafter meet regularly every WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, at O'Clock. at the usual place.
By order of the President sell 2pf
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N5-Sevcnth Ward American Club. Third
DistricsThis Club meets regularly every WEDNESDAY, at
the Hail. Of Kysian Fields and Victory Streets at
o'clock Pm.
Members are requested to be punctual.
By order of the President.
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REwARD.-A light chestnut colored pony has
sayed been stolen from the neutral Canal street.
and the Mr. John L. Gubernaor. offers through
columns n reward Of $25 for his recovery.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-20
EXTENSION OF THE oPELOUSAS RAIL
man,

We invite attention to the article from "The
True Delta" in another column in regard to
the certain determination of the Company at
present, to push forward the road with oil
possible energy and despatch until the conmc C
ton is made with the Texas road at Madison.
The delay which has heretofore attended the
extension Of this road, since its completion to
Berwick City. has weighed heavily upon the
spirits Of its friends between Berwick and the
Sabine. but we are now g~ratiied to know that
confidence is being restored, that the funds for
its speedy completion to the Sabine are on
hand. or about to be realized. and that the
Company in view Of their actual and expectant
resources have commenced operations a, New
iberia in good earnest to push it ahead with
out farther delay to the Sabine River.
We do not think that more than FIVE years
will elapse before the Louisiana portion Of the
road will be completed to the Sabine. and
when finished to this point onr sister State,
Texas will have completed the connection 10
her utmost Western bonndary-line.
In onr late visit to the Eastern part of
Texas, re found the greatest enthusiasm pre-.
vailing among the citizens Of that portion of
the State, touching the extension of this road.
We were informed that contract had been
executed with a Northern Company for build.
ing the road from Madison (the point where
the Opelonsas road connects with the Texas,
to Liberty on the Trinity River. a distance of
about seventy-five miles, and that already the
road had been graded from Beaumont on the
Neeches River to Liberty, some fifty miles, as
well as. that the rails had been laid down for
twenty-five miles, that the engine and all the
necessary cars were at Beaumont ready to
commence running, and that in less than six
months the road would be completed between
Beaumont and Liberty and in full operation
between these points.
When finished to Liberty, its extension
Westward will be pushed forward with rapidi-
~, and when the Opelousas Road shall be
finished to Opelousas, then it will be the i'm.
mediate object Of the Texas Contractors to
finish the link between Beaumont and Madison.
so as to make the connection complete be.
tween NewOrleans and Houston simulta.
neously.
It certainly will not be more than five years
from to-day, before NewOrleans and Austin
are connected BY a continuous railroad, and
will not exceed seven years 1.-THE time desig.
mated by our contemporary Of the True Deltn)
before NewOrleans aud Kansas will be con-
nected by railroad.
When this connection shall be consummated
who can estimate the vast tide of wealth and
business which will roll into the lap Of our
great Southern emporium?
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-20

How THE Devil l.osr.-The Devil bar
gained Tor the soul Of a yonng man. The
l'ev'l was to furnish all the money Young
America Could spend, and if he did not spend
u as last as 1t came his soul was the forfeit.
For several years Young America kept ahead
ii the Devil by the aid Of women, wine, horses,
etc. but the fend made a large deposit with
him which 1t seemed impossible TO ge, rid of.
Young America, as a last resort, Started a
newspaper. The Devil growied at The bill u,
The end Of a quarter. was. savage a, six months,
sad at nine, and owned up dead broke +" at
the end Of a year. The newspaper went down,
but a soul was saved. "
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-20
THE CELEBRATED
e r TO E!
Mitchelits Patent Metallic Tin.
DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR
Boys Youths and Children's

BoolS AND SHOES,
A n Improvement has Geen applied to Boots and
IA Shoes, by which Il saving Of expense to tie
consumer. Of two.tlirds, is realized. by actual tx.
pertinent.
THETIP
consists of a piece of copper or other indestructible
material neatly fastened to the toe OF the boot OF
shoe, forming "A complete protection. This iiiveu.
ton is nov presented IL the public, with the fullest
knowledge of its practical utility, having been
tested over two years, and j, destined IT, sipersede
the old style, for
Ahi .drtn's. Boys " Youths Boots d Shoes.
The Importance of this invention will lie readily
appreciated, u, it is well knuwl that children inva.
rlaDly wear out their boots and shoes
FIRST AT THE TOE,
and, with this protection, they will upon an average
wear AT least two tn three times as long as tie old
style, while the expense is
BUT A TRIFLE MORE.
This invention is also especially applicable to
Miners Boots, and all occupations sunjecting the
tue OF the boot ur shoe to lie cut Or worn.
Merchants, and the public generally, will see the
impoItlnce OF obtaining these gopds immediate V
as they are destined, for general use, to supersede
all other kinds.
The Goods may be obtained of nearly all the
wholesale dealers in the principal cities, or OF the
Subscribers,
CHASE, MCKINNEY & CO.,
(OwNERs OF THE PAThNT,) Boston
August ~, 1o59.-6m.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-20
official.
Proceedings of the Board of Police
g7UWN OF OPELOUSdS.
SATURDAY, August IL, 1907.

~
SATURDAY, August 10, 1859.
At a special meeting Of the Board held luis
Present :-F. A. King, President; +. l..
Hebrnrd. j. ii. SulSoz and Martin perra,l''
On motion Of Mr. Hebra'd, the followln!
nrelanbIe and resolution were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted: A..
Whereas. complaints have been made to the
members of this Board that meat or meats
have been sold within the limits OF this corp'-
ration IN violation of its Ordinances.
Therefore, BE- it ResolreI. That the Cnnsfa-
lde Of This town be and is hereby enj"ined to
enunire mto the truth Of these reports, aud III
case Of there being well founded t" bring Inc
SAID offenders before u competent Conrl "l
Jbktice, there to he condemned to pay the hne>
imppsed in the said Ordinances, and should the
said Constable fail or neglect 10 perform sn'o
iu,y, he shall be subjected to I'ay d me OF
from five to twenty. five dollars. according 7"
the importance Of failure or neglect.
On motion Of Mr.. iIebrard,
Resolved, That the pass or permit required
to be given, by masters 10 Their slaves ny
virtue If an Ordnance nf this Buard passed
June 25, 1859. entitled, " An Ordinance !"
proven, slaves from hiring ,''eir own time in
the town Of Orslousas,' shall read as fol'o~s'
to wit e
The boy. Tor gir) named -, is per,
mittpd to seek a days work IN the Town OF
O)elousas, this - day Of - 1853:
That the person employing a slave bearing
such ii pass, shall eudn Sc bis or her name on
the back thereof, together with the amount
paid said Slave for his or her days work.
On nation, the Board adjourned.
F. A. KING, President.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-20

SurREME CovRr.-This digni6ed tribunal
commenced il regular animal session here on
last Monday. The lion. j. T. Merrick, Chiei
Justice, the Hon. "A. Nj. Buchanan, and the
Hon. Albert VOORHEES,, Associate Justices,
presiding.
There is q fair attendance Of The members
II the bar, and among those not residents Of
/ this parish, we notice the Hon. A. L. Tucker,
State Senator, Joseph W. Walker, Henry
Gibbon, and Jules G. Olivier, from the parish
ssof st. Mary.
Edward Simon, ST., Ex-Judge Of the Sn-
pseme Court, Edward Simon, Jr., Judge Of
y The 18th judicial District, aid Alcibiade
Deblanc. from the parish Of ST. Martins.
Robert 3. Perry, Daniel O'Brien and r. S.
Patton, from the parish Of Vermillinn.
III. ". Girard. from the parish Of Lafayette.
IL The amount Of business before the Court is
comparatively small, and will likely b. dis
posed Of at an early period Of next week. In
our next issue w will publish q synopsis Of
TIE decisions rendered.
We learn that there are no applicants for
admission 10 the Bar.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-20
New Iberia Marble Works,

fNhE undersigned, has now permanently locattd
l. himself in the town of New Iberia, la. and
opened extensive Marble Works. Has always on
hand. and prepared to furnish and set up, Tnmb-.
Monuments, Tomb Tops. Head Stones, Fence
Coping, Mantelpieces, Table and Counter Tons,
Billiard Table Beds, and every description of Mar
BILE Work. Granite work Of every DISSERTATION
furnished when required.
Also, Fence and Portico Railing, 6fscast or
wrought Iron, plain and ornamental, for Crave
Yards, Dwellings or Public Buildings, furnished
and neatly set up. Particuly attention paid to the
or Mar, lie furniture.
All Marble or Granite work furnished by him
VIII be fully guaranteed, inasmuch as the work viii
te r anufactured at the wa
NEW IBERIA MARBLE WORKS,
"hder MS personal supervision, and at prices com.
pseting with the NewOrieans prices. All Iron work
,urlished by him, will he at prices ranging with the
manufacturers prices in NewOrleans.
Inc public are requested to call at his Denot
near Tue catholic Church, in New Ibeti III, and ex.
anime specimens of his Marble works. which. n,
architectural skiI, and excellence of workmanship
Is not surpassed by any other establishment in citv
" country. Consequently he hopes to receive a
sna.e VI puolic patronage, commensurate with his
ao,Ies, ana his persevering industry.
an orders entrusted to. him. will meet with
INA. prompt attention, that will merit the approba-
ducement. to those requiring work done in his line
" business, u visit bis Marble works, personally.
or consult with him by letter, before sending their
orders elsewhere. '"e
Country Marble Cutters supplied with st,cL at
moderate rates. " "'
Agents:-Mr. Joseph Lacomb, near Washington:
MI. jonathan Harris, Opelousas.
CASPER LUssE,
Boz % P. o. New Iberia, La.
August Is. 1s59.-9m. -"'
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-20
AUGUST ELECTIONS.

The full returns have not yet been received,
but they are sufficient to state certain results.
KESTucKY-1he election III this State was
Tor Governor, henderson, Congress, and men,
bers to the State Legislature. Magofin.
Democratic candidate for Gov. has been elected
over Bell, OPP; by 10000 maturity. This
State is divided into 10 Congressional Districts.
The opposition Democrats Ito Bucbanan)
have carried the Sd, 4th. 9Th, 1ih, and 9th
Districts the regular Democrats have carried
The LIST, I'd, 9th, 9Th. and 10th Districts. The
State Legislature is Democratic on ioin,
ballot by a small majority.
TENNEssEE-In this State the election was
for Gov. members Of Congress, aud members
7" the State Legislature. Harris, Democrat,
has been elected Gov. over Netlerland OPP.
by about 1000 majority.
There are 10 Congressional Districts in this
State. the LIST. ID, Sd, 4tb, 5th, s,h, and 9th,
Of which, have been carried by the opposition.
The regular Democrats have elected their
members in the 9th, 7th, aud 10th Districts.
The State Legislature is Democratic in both
branches.
ALABANA-1he election in this Ysiate was
also for Gov. Congressman, n Remembers 10
the State Legislature. Moor, Democrat, has
been elected Gov. over Sanford, State rights
Democrat, by a majority Of $4,000. All
seven congressman, Democrats, have BEEN
elected. The State Legislature is almost
unanimously Democratic.
NORM CARoLIxA-The election in this
State was for members Of Congress only. The
regularly nominated Democrats have carried
The I'd. Sd, 4th, 7th, and 9Th Districts, while
the opposition have elected members in The Isl.
9th, and 9Th districts.
MIssouR1-'The election in this State was
Tor members to the State Legislature, and in-
dicial officers. The majority in joint ballot in
The Legislature is largely Democratic. We
have seen no Classification of the judicial Off
GERS.
TExAs-The election in this State was for
Gov. members of Congress, aud members to
the State Legislature. The returns from 95
counties out Of l26 in the State give Sam
Houston, for Gov. a political Non-descr,pt, uear-
y 9 thousand majority over Runnells, the
regular Democratic nominee. Reagan, Demo-
crat, 10 the Eastern District, is elected over
Ochiltree, Y. Democrat, to Congress by near
1000 majority. In the Western District,
Hamilton. U. Democrat, leads Waul, l,eau.
crat, BY q thousand majority thus fir. Ham.
i;ton's election is considered certain. A ma.
jority Of the members elected to the Lq;sIa-
ture thus far are in favor Of Sam Houston,
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Tan - u YkRYaLsyrkR.-It il said that
thes = purple half TO the grape. . mellow
- esinaon hAlf 70 she peach, ! sunny half Il
~ glDhe, and ! Z batter half I" to man. All
vWytfne-bst By enclosing 8 to the Law
ns1ce Cnmpany. Managers Of The American
Dktribstiou Ageacy, hmoasly known for
Aaylnesa <nriched many : poor son and daughter
q mother Eve, yow also may be fortunate
eaosgh to still add a Z yellow hslfp ol
100000. in the shape Of beautiful plantation
. The Sunny South "a Northern Home
sapabte Of supporting yoa for ! life, or !
eoodly portion Of the above sum 10 cash will
T. yolrs, shoald your ticket become f,mopns.
which is quite likely. They are sate. sound.
asd abnndantly rich. Their Drawings are
attended By the best and ablest men in the
oeantxy, inclnding . large share Of the ticket
ho1dersL Financially speaking, they are . safe
osaranty. Herald.
DSDct,
tAwaEscs CoAPAxY. Lawrenceville, Pa.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-20
Sands ~Sarsaparilla,

EVER WHERE CELEBRAT TED
For Purifying the BLOOD.
A plentiful supply Of pnre blood is as essential
N to animal lie as light. heat, and genial show
ers are to the vegetable kingdom. When the proper
circulation of the vital fluid is impeded, sickness il
the
INEVITABLE CONSEQUENCE,
the secretions become unhealthy, the liver become.
ciogged with impure bile, which forced into the
system, elisenders diseases in various forms some.
times outwardly, as in Scroiula and other ~ulceruu,
and eruptive forms Or inwardly, as in Liver Com
paint, Dyspepsia, Swelling>, and decay of the
Bones. 1t is evident, then. that a medicine which
will cleanse and purify the elements Of the blood
will cure these deplorable disorders and practical
experience has established the fact that SANDS
SARsAPARILLA is that medicine.
Prepared and sold by A. b. u D. SANDS, Drug
gists, lUO Fulton Street, New ork.
For sale alsn by T. l.. HEBRARD.
Opelousas, August 90. 1859.