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To BE MARRIED-Miss Martha Haines Butt, the
Norfolk heiress who has been married so often, {by
the newspaper wrisers has At last definitely entered
into matrimonial engagement with the young
sculptor Barbee, whose "Coquette y and Fisher
Girl" have excited so much attention in Southern
cties -5sai
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CoSvIcrIos AND sEsrRscs--we learn that John
son, who has been under trial in Rappahannock
county, Va, for poisoning his wife, has been found
guilty Of murder in the first degree and sentenced to
be hung on the 18th day OF Nay.
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SuIcIDE-A Bavarian named John Sacks com.
mitted suicide, in ST. Lous on the lat inst, By shoot
ing himself in the head with pistol. He was in.
temperate, and had trouble with his wife.
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DRowSED.-The Selma (Ala.) Reporter states that
an interesting little boy about years Of age, son Of
Dr. B. F. Nicold at Kymulga, was lost on Wednesday
morning, the 23d uls Dligent search was commenced
by the citizens OF the neghborhood, which was con-
tinued until Saturday morning, when his dead body
was found in lagoon, near the mouth OF Tallsdega
rreeE
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STEAMBOAT BuRNEp.-An old steamboat named
the Australia took fire at the ST. Louis levee on the
LIST inst, and was burned.
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DEATH OF MURDsRsR.-About year since,
Sarah ]. Gould, of St. Lawrence county, N. T., q
school teacher, was murdered BY james E. Eldridge,
young man who was thought to be engaged to her
in marriage. He was tried and convicted of the
murder, but new trial was ordered which was soon
to have taken place; but he died of consumption, in
Jail, on the oath nit.
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M ORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEsT DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
wHATY WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD or HAIR

Because J. The God himself provided for all our
fase KssaeI h9Ssh the bloom brightly
oss q q nss Covering .s ts hs ha Ss
k s si HFs as a two ha h hs
Ths ss s S se
Dr. WooDDear Sir Permit me to express 70 You III The obi
Color sD 9a asea FL s m sns
H Rss but The
slider your Restorative very invention quite e
caeious az well as agreeable 4-''0
LAM dear SIR yoq T. H 1EHlyi
wa,., v.u,u "DsYcnA's cwrL1EDYDcrn
Pnot WooDDear SIT month Or six weeks Ego
feee, Se bottle Of Hair gave
time that would The gray hair to It's oHna c 81 one
w .ss
a At the same time beauying and the
SOILS in want Of such change their hair ~ all per-
CHARLES GARDEN.
PRer Woop With confidence do recommend ne t1 Your
HAT Restorative q being the most cacous ever saw
were almost white have gradually dark and now feel
color also relieved me Of al dandp e sDd men n
peaSaut SO common who pespre freely
PRor WooD About two years ago my hair ed f.
no eject n na,a y sna G Rs
sorave in January last few applications fastened my hair
Al sRT And y qIesa sss to s is for
a and appearance and cheeruy
me ahs Res sns s PIT up bottles three sizes
me hH haa n and fol
cent more n proportion than the email reas dollars
anu rsa ae sse hoas 40 per cent
Rsas 81 IhSsssx1 ssn
hs snh m :, WNlor co. es9 rs s1 assnis s'F
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E'ACTs AND SUGGESTIONS, CLAIMING THE
consideration Of all those conducting business either ON
large or small scale in the city or country
AS perfectly reliable SAFE when encountepg fire.
from hundred TO thousand times its is ANYTHING bnt
true dispense use Of such an acs or IN
liable when old 1900 Ns u''e-
subscriber fas constantly Tor sale SAFES made In New
hok ~ LOUIS and Boston, which originally but
those who may visit address him. by designed
ior and he neither expects any 10 pur
them u do ' ~oN"'ei'
Safe indispensable having occasion to esn
BOOKS Pepers money jewey etc. AS is fire policy to those
OWING stocks OF merchandise; and the egoir f aIson
precaunon OF incalculabe importance will hoped in
many OF the former class to cae the
MARY welfare. isaac RR ma ' Pe"o
mlA In
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HEcAPruRED.-H Il. Sutton, who escaped from
jail in this place some years ago, ssys the Taadega
Reporter has been picked up, somewhere in Georgia,
~ that vigilant detective, Mr.. D. r. Blythe, OF our
place, and is now confined in the Montgomery Jail.
1t will be remembered that Sutton was in custody
here under the charge Of forging land warrant certi.
Gates, and effected bis escape by sezing the large
bolt which secured the inside door Of the JAIL and
knocking our then sheriff, Mr.. Rsnfto, down while
attempting to enter the jail. The blow received by
Mr. Renfro was pretty severe one, his collar-bone
having been broken by it. A number Of prisoners
who were in the jail made their escape 1t the time.
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SEkzAS WEIN-l00 cases Henkel Co.'s for sale bv
S. WOLFF,
.corner Grsyier and New Leyee sts
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D U It II K RN ADVE HTIsINE
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having by purchase to the sole control Of the
ness of DORIS Southern Advertising and Collecting
Will be continued by the undesgned-by and with the con-
currence of our publishing principals.
A. b. sTRAWBRIDGE + co.
R5-ofice, lsh Commercial Place
New Orleans. December 90 1853. 10, ~
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gate wise counsels at Vienna, at time when aoita.
tors were to arouse angry passions and to
Confederation against US. The attitude Of Prussia il
certainly more advantageous to Germany than the ex
citement of those who, appealing to the malice and
prejudice Of 1873 expose themselves to the risk of
irritating national feeling in France. The French
people is susceptible in regard to its honor Int At the
same time moderate in the employment of its strength
II threats will arouse it, it may nevertheless he nac
fled by c0ncilaton." ~ pow
The Pdf,1e says:
The uncertainty which prevailed as to Lord Cow.
leys mission is in the way of being clearei m. n
positive results.s fsso III
and the Three Per Gents. closed at 745he;np w;th
per cent OF the lowest point yet touched On the
l1th there was an improvement to the extent of
soont per cent. On the 18th the market opened
auently took place, and the Three's closed nj S7 On
Tor money and account.
The semi.oficial journals OF Paris continue their
insulting remarks on the smaller German States.
Several persons formerly condemned and exiIed for
France. w
Orders had been issued for five frigates to be
sheathed with iron, to make them shot proof
Lord Cowley arrived in Paris on the 10th, and had
been received by the Emperor. The Paris cores
pondent of the London Herald says that the omnous
silence preserved respecting Lord Cowley's mission
to Vienna tended to increase the apprehensions of
war.
The Times Paris correspondent writing on the
evening of the 18th says:
'Since the war rumors have been in circulation
hardly remember q moment when peoples minds
were more depressed than at this day. Every one
looked at his neghbor as II all hope OF peace was
given up. In the course of the afternoon, however
q report got abroad Of Lord Cowley having had
satisfactory audience OF the Emperor this afternoon.
The correspondent Of the London Chronicle writes:
"Our chess amateurs are being favored with suc.
cession Of field days NJ Mongredieu, the President
has been lately here, aud played eight games With
Mr.. Morphy They were all most attentiyely stuiied
encounters, and will be published but they present
this popularity that while in every case they appear
up TO the eighteenth Or twentieth move, equal on
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EAPEcTED;PER SHIP ARAMEDE SNOW, FROM Dor.
DEAUX:
20 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE, ]. Lafaurie;
20 casks CLARET, Chateau DillonI
do WHITE WINE Graves, superor oua,itvs
$500 boxes CLARET, GML:
100 casks do GML;
Is barrels WHITE WINE, GML,.
EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON. FROM N,por,,rrs.
500 baskets SWEET OIL, ]. Plagnio;
200 boxes CASTLE SOAP Nix ,u.
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20 OCULIST DR.. GUsTINE's OFFICE FOR
$N|she Treatment OF DISEASES OF THE EYE and
lmeerfecions of Vision. No.i69 ST. CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans, La
AA Surgical operations EYE attended to- snch a,
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the insertion Of ARTIFICIAL
EYES, etc. etc. ,a1s 6mtW
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DAYEZ voS TAXES.-Je suis maintenant en-
L possession du Rale de taxes du Railroad, ct
pour la eominoaite DIES contribuab!es, je serai en-
personne, OIL iepresentG par un de mes deputies,
(dumeit autorjse) aux endroits ct joiirs Fixes plus
bas, entire 10 heares du matin ct 8 he,,res de l'aprts.
midi, atm q ereceyoir les taxes ci-desslrs, ct a Iexpi.
ration de &c temps, le sortirai des notices de saisie
contre tout dtlinqaant.
A mon bureau aux O~pelousas, luadi, Q de mai 1859.
Chez Michel Emonet. sur lie Bayou Teche, lundi,
lie 6 jnin 1859.
Chez Theodore Richard, a Arnaudyiile, lie meme
jour.
Chez Auguste vaiix, an Grand Coteau Mardi, lie
I JUN 1859.
ere1i, lie s JUN 1853. W
Chez Hypolitte GuidEy, d la Pointe Moutons, icu-
di, lie o JUN 1859.
Chez Hayes& Carnc, Bas Plaquemine, samedi,
lie Ill JUN 1859. l
Chez Placide Leblanc, la Pointc Lyon, mardi, lie
Il jnin 1859.
Chez Prosper Baronct, 4 PAnse Mermento, mer-
cfedi lie Is jain 1853. t'
Chez Antoine Cart, d Ia Pointe anx Loups. ieudi.
lie lG JUN 1850.
Chez L. D.. verret, Bots Mallet, ve1dredi, lie Ii JUN
1859. $50
Chez David oourville, Faquetarque, samedi, lie
Is JUN 1853. y. 5 i
Chez Napoleon Andrepont. Plaisanee, lundi, lie 20
JUN 1859.
Chez Dorsin Laieur, Chataignier, mardi, lie 81
JUN 1859.
Chez ThGodule Fontenot,. a son cafe. 4 Ia Vile
Plate, mercredi. l. ~ JUN 1859.
Chez Grimm, . son magasin au Bayou Chicot
ieadi lie % JUN 1850.
Chez Joseph Landrenaux, a la Prairie Mamou,
vendrcdi, le "a juin 1859.
Chez Philippe staggg, Vieille Grande Prairie, sa-
meli lie Is JUN 1858.
: Chez Peter Collins, Moundyllle, lundi, lie 81 juin
Chez Thomas Mccrory, Bayou Bouf, mardi, lie Is
JUN 1859. s
JUN 1859.
10 Ter Juliet 1859.
Chez 3. J. Sage, sur Atcfafalaya, samedi. Ia 8
Jnliiet lSa9. GILBERT CAN'T &
3avrli 1853. Collector des Taxes de Railroad.
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For the Patric
To MISS 4. ~,J#&&@#*s

For the Patric =.
To MISS A. J**s****.
In the quiet hush Of evening,
When its stars are in the sky.
And the low-yoieed fragrant zepbyrs
Fit like gentle angels by.
Then / long to sit beside thee
And thy soothing voice to hear, 80
Which can lull each fearful fancy
And my lonely spirit cheer
When the chilling wind of autumn,
Lake a petted hayward child,
All restraint. disdaining, wander
Here and there With foe
Rcvels tlrs ,pre forest
@lthB fiewtess, mystic power,
10 anu tro their monarch swaying,
Toying with them as q flower.
when the leaves all sere and blighted.
by their hues speak summer past,
And their r~astling sounds so mournful
Tell of winters coming blast.
saiien' then would | be near thee
For thy presence ever filings 20
Hope and joys full sunlight Ger me-.
iii anew each feeling springs. =
"0RIoN.s
Washington, June 9th, 1850.
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]FfiClAL JOURNAL or THE PARISH or SAINT tiANDa>
AND TOWN COUNCIL.
G. Ii. POTTER, Publisher.
SAMUEL Il. NOLLEY, Editor.

For the Patriot.
WASHINGTON, La, May 80, 1859.
That land, that beautiful far off land
Ills there the angels tell
Their praise to God in sweet musical bands
Oh may | some day with them dwell.
No sorrow there, no trouble no care,
VIII follow me to r. ne,
But love and praises. and fair
VIII ever there be known.
Then teach me God to Ky my heart
Aud let me sin deny
nat may do a better part
i've with thee on high.
AND ~ earth my+ace is run
The 81 suffering o'er
And to- land there my crown be won
10 praise thee evernore q
And when I join that lappy band
And number with them there
VIII Iregret this sinful band
To dwell forever there.
:. n. j. H.. :
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For the Patriot.
vale Doino-or forty years e


For the Patriot.
'"ie oono-or forty years ago.
rome OF my youth, my long lov'd home.
Land OF the fair and free, =
The time, by fate decreed, hath come
And must part from thee. q .
Inc towring woods Of dear g Bel1eyiew
And every tangled brake and fell,
iiat oft I've chas'd the wild deer through
With youthful friends / lloyd full well.
Tue sencol house grove, the church and glade.
Inc spreading plains, the evening hell.
lie de~y lawn, the forest shade
To each, to all, a long farewell.
And may my hearts warm current fail.
May | in life but sorrow find,
Ere forget thee, lovely Yale.
Or those dear friends l leave behind,
II.
opelousas, La, May 1853.
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CHARRETTEs, WAGONS A CANES. RIG.
mi ,a;s, LES y ete.,Le s~oassigne etant l'agent pour Ia
wheeling, Va; pent fournir aux habi,ants. charrat,
ses, wagons, buggy, etc., a des termes les plus raj.
sonnabies. Les habitants sont prizes de m''enyover
ienrs ordres lie plus vite possible AIN que lie mise
lear pfoc,lrer &c don't lis ont besoin aFaat que les
eaux ne devienhent BASES. r. 3 vii In Ne 6
Opelousas, Is avril 1859, w,sh;nat.n
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"A alo,--Le sonssigne saisit cette occasion
fagement qlii iui a etc aecorde, ct annon. S&Sasssaazzsss3
ne en- meme temps quill continue. CONNIE = 4.
passel = son atelier a Washington, 4 faira tn ~ ~
s saTnir a st separa, lions aux v].ci1tares, tellcs que vernir,
par son attention patticttliafe. m6r;ter Is ~ ufpele
li9n dc encouragement liberal don't ii esi l,otiat
washington, Line, II ayril ls5s.-la
,@s MI s&r Q A. CONC ~
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Marcsaandises II prix les plus
reduifs, avn magasin de

vyr- GE4Ea%. La NEEAl-F 4N~EYi
= tAouTie monde est strpris de Ia modicite DIES
u prix de mes marchandises sacles ct i'informe
sniaantenant les ~citnyens de. Ia paroissc st. Landry,
que mes prix seront plus r6daits que par lie passe,
ie tait est.1e desire ne faire que de bien petits pro
hts snr mes marchandises, mon assortment consis.
te principalement. en-:
Robes Bareges de fantaisie Il So ct audessus.
Brsfiantine, Mensseline, ct Jaeonat a Is cents la
yarde ct a~utessus.
Robes A doubles Jupes. y
Iitiiennes nolre ct en- cp1ienr,t I aunes Il In niostre
Cotton ecrn ct blanc 10 aiines 4 la piastle.
Gants a rs cts In paire ct audessis.
Coils brodes a 81 ct andess,s. st#
Gofsets de tous genres d 81 ct audessus.
Monciioirs Il 3 cts ct auaessus.
l doz. scTyiettes EN- fl avec aiie nappe pour So Ii.
Paraplslies ct parasols en- sole d 81 ct atdess,is.
las e ehatissons 4 10 sous Ia paire ct andessous.
Iiafiilemeiits pour homInes ct ~enfants, en- Aba,
ca, Merinss Ell FL.
Gilets DE dessorls, habits, pantalons, chemises de
sus. "1"S
lalessons, eravattes, ctapeallx, souIiers de touss
genres 40 eta OF a,ldess,ls. S
Selleriesde tons genres, Selles, Harnais Golfers 81
seMes anglaisesa 50 ct andessus.
sE I'll mai 1851. q levy
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DlLuLES CATHARTiQUEs DE AVER
L CHERRY PICTORIAL DE AYnp

lie Az ER
i CHERRY PEGT0RAI. DE@AYEp "
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
PILULEs DE M0FFATT,
PAIN KILLER DE PERRY DAVIS
Reeu par les derniers arriyages.
Qa'iqne le ne sois pas t'ageat spscisI nom, Ia
vehte de ces medicamens, fen recois nea p,,o;ns
eotislahanient an assortment des propri6taires eny
memes, ct ie les otife au public a aussi bon marcba
medtcanens que je veuds. i''
opelousas, IL noyenlbre 1858.
P. LE0NCE HEBRaBD.
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"A isle public est par lie present ayerti oue Ia
= ~ sociste qni a Gu anparenment lieu sous Ia raj.
,aant terre, 4 feray a etc %terrainee par consente-
lhent inataei le IL avril 1858. Les personnes mi
aoivent q ladite societe sont de plus averties one Il L.
so m. ayant liyre a NJ. Fssray les liyres, co,aptes,
bullets ct fargent fait pour qnii en- applique le nm,
sa na aa pals1,ent DIES dettes de Ia sociatd, NJ. Feray
pic les etets susdits mentionnes pour son : ro rego,
personnel sats ayoirpaye les dettes, ct WI aussi one
aes errcarS eonsiderables existent dams la tenue 5s
llvres par lai; ie declare que je ne reconnait1ai ap'
n nans n ny late par iui DIES efets de Ia societa
qiii ne SOFT sign6 par L. d.. verret 4 r. Ffrav ",
qull ne pent y avoir qu'un reglelnent en- i9s,ise
entire nous, en- consequence les personnes oni doivent
~ poaf cues aefetes a Fenean ftit par verret i rsrav
prices de ne pas payer jusqn'a noavel ordre. = ~
oi.tous's' : MAJ 1893. L.. d. VERRET.
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OElNTREa-Le soussigne n ouvert un ate.
- Tier, rue Bellevue, pres du DR. Satterwb;ta. !,
execatera promptement tout Outrage concernsnt
son meter, tells que peindre les maisons, les en-.
\ portera aussi une attention particuliere ct spe.
e,a.e, aahs lornement ct g~arniture des yojtures
gull exeeutera dams lie dernier style ct any nlns has,
prix. lie public est pris de yeair examiner. :
opelousas, l6 octohre 1858.
F. n. WHITE.
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A YtS.-Le soussigne Went d~'ariyer de la
Nouyelle-Ofl6ans ayec IN assortment
ehoisi ct considerable de Bijonterie, ooisis- eEA
tant principalement en- parures completes EEllg
pour DANES, epinglettes, bracelets, CLASSES, boncles.
d'oreilles, ct en- resnne do tous bijoux de Ia plus
grande riehesse ct des derniers goonts, ainsi qp'un
bel assortment dc montres en- or et en- ARGENT non,,
danes ct pour Incssieufs, gull Went dc yreccvejr
dune des maisons de commerce les plus considar,-
nles de New-York, ct gull vendfa. d des prix mods.
res pour du compliant.
amis, ct an public en- general, quil s,est ass,,r6 a.
services diun horloger experiments ct sadroit oui
sefa CONSIGNMENT a la disposition des exigences.
+. DELARUE,
oPeioosas' , rev 1893. Enc. Maine ct Bellevue.
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)Epof DE MEDICINE DE ST. Ian.
w., = ns1 tie soosslgne a CONSIGNMENT un
Re, tiaile, Teintnre, Vernls, Brosses' Wires. ~
F Ta ~ et articles de fantaisie; Vim ct Ii
Ean,de-vie de premiere qualfte pour mede5 me. 49,.
tefas, cranes De jafdinage, cigares ct tabac de gsF u
lie seul agent aux op~elousas de j. G.. tver -,
y est pour Ia vente de Cherry Pectoral, Piluales w in,r =,
ggatives, Ste. Etltt aussi lagent de Nefrst ! a., y.
Gh = = Hail, Woodmau, Rowani, Isadway WITH 4, u
os ap ra!a hlierde Perry ct ponr toutes les aatre !,
'hsoselhss latettees qui sent en- vogue.
Les Prescriptions seront faites ave- sol, a -
henrs ae "a nun ct du Jour. Je s~ollicite respeetaens
seineht encouragement DIES meaegins 1t hrahi,asa
opelonsas, & nov. 1868, ~ 4'@p'tals'
progaiste ct Apothicaire,
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HOUSE. SIGN, COACH AND ORNA3
AAMENTAL PAINTING.-The undersigned y
opened q Shop in a house on the lot of Dr. 49,
White, bellevue street, for the purpose 0i n0Vs ~
Sign, Coach and Ornamental Painting
Particular and special attention will be glvssasss "
carriage Painting and Trimming, which VIZ y
ekecuted IN a superior style and finish, ana aes
fo'eest figures,
oali ana examine for yourselves.
opeionsas, October Is, 1885,, FIR. While.
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A ~VlS.-Ceux qui doiyent a In succession de feu
N Dame Charlotte Webb sent par lie present mott
fics, que la premiere ech6anee est due ,depuis le 4
du present mois. ct sont aussi prizes de yenir rGgler
avec lie s~oussigni administrator, dams lie plus BRET
delai. 9 LEWIS A WEBB.
Opelousas, Ia mai 1859. Administrator.
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MARCHANDlsEs NoUyELLEs,

MARcHANDIsEs NoUyELLEs,
~ A BON MARCHE,
Az nagasin de NJ. Raphael Hollier. Wash
ington, sous la direction de NJ. L.. Desbrest. 1SS43c
Les ~Babitaats de st. Landry sont par lie -.
present avertis, que ie yie1s de %reeevoir de la
Nouvelie Orleans. M assortment complet ct maani-
hqne de marchandises, que j'ohre maintenant 4 mes
anus et au public On general a des prix les plus mo.
Marchandises seches,
Habillements confeetionnes.
Bottles, soulier, chapeaux. casquettes,
Quincaiilerie, FaIence,
Tabac, Cigares ct Groceries de
toutes qualite, en- un mot iai tout CO ua'on neut dssi.
rer dams mon genre d'atfaire. yenez examiner mon
stock. m unII it p0"
opeioasas' ayril 1853. Washington.
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ToHN f. KING. AvoeAr.eeA tra >orie
- son Office a l'ene0iguure des rues,
Marclie, ct atteifant i son domicilc. pr
du bureau du C.a'ta.r.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-06-18
Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.

GOODS STILL LOWER, At S. LEvfEa
~ Every body is surprised at the low
prices of Dry Goods, aud | now inform the
citizens of the Parish of ST. Landry, that my -
prices are still more reduced than they werei
the.fact is. ] wish to make but very small pro1y y
my. goods. My stock consists principally y, II 9s'
Fancy Barge Dresses, from 50 up:
Plain Cold % F." 30 cts up; 4JS
Brilliautin, Jaconets and Muslin, from Is cts VIZ
Double Skirt Dresses, a les, a guile, from slsss
up; s. n
Calicoes, Black and Colord, s., I and s ellis Tor "
Brown and Bleached Cotton, 10 ellis for 81; .sGs
Gloves from % cts up, Embroidered Collars -
90 cts up; s
Crinoline, Skirts, from 60 cts up; Il
Corsets Of every kind, from 81 up;
handkerchief from 5 cts up; YsaS6
4 Linen Table-cloth, and l doz Linen NaphAs'
for 1915;
Umbrellas, and silk Parasols, from 81 up;
Stockings and Socks, from l dime up; VI
GENTS AND BOYS SPRING CL0THlNG-ss
Alpaca, Merino, and Linen Goats; ,r.wss
Vests, Coats and Pants, Under Shirts, w.
Shirts, from rs cts up; t @
Drawers, Neck-ties, Hats, from Ii cts up;
Shoes Of every kind, from 40 cts np:. VI
Sadalery of every kind, Saddles, Harness s%3a
Collars; Ts
Fine English Saddles for 50, etc. etc, 49,
opeiousas, May IA, 1859. 5. LEsASA