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Boarding by the year, sl40 90
Day Scholars by the year. 40 90
" by the month, 90
FURNITURE.
Bedstead, Mattrass. Pillow, by the CT tarter, 81 90
Washing by the month"; / so
The students expected to furnish their lights,
and their wood during winter.
There will be two public semi annual examina-
tions during each year.
The Scholastic year is composed of IL months
including the month Of vacation
The reductions in cases of sickness or other eau
ses independent of the will, will always be accor-
ded with the greatest equity.
Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
of sickness, at the cost of Parents in which case
Parents have it tat theiropton to choose their med
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Valuable weed Lands for safe

VHSH1sa3"HO VIZ WVsH RdHHEtaS KU3 9GH1Cs
s:gss.s fine tract of wood land, situated in
$500 Prairie. Basse, measuring twelve arpents
front by 40 in depth, suitable for saw
-zns..- mill or to supply the Town of Opelou--
sas with cord wood for years.
Also tract Of prairie land, situated in the same
quarter, measuring 10 arpents front on 40 in depth
we'll calculated for plantation.
ALSO: about square Of Land, situated in The
Town of Opeiousas, with the Improvements. con-
sisting in a AweIliug House, Kitchen, SC.
For the .price and further informations. apply to
the editoryf the Opeieusas Courier, to C. Rpnato
4 Bro. corner OF Court and Bellevue streetsAOpe-
lousas, or to the undersigned, near New-Ibefia,
Dec. fly. DUBREUIL OLIVIER
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ST. LANDRY MEDICINE DEPOT.

oI. A12IaUf&z u1GDxG1GEEs DEAU UA.
1SstEe THE undersigned keeps constantly
~ on hand1 large and well selected stock
A OF Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye
- stuffs. Varnishes, Brushes Glass. pertt.
merry and Fancy Articles: Pure Wines and Bran.
dles for medicinal purposes, Stationery, Garden
Seeds: and choice Havana Segars. and Tobacco
j. Z. Ayers special and sole agent III ODeiousas,
for the sale of Cherry Pectora Cathartic Pills, &c
Also agent for Mofat's, Loaden's, Champions,
Hu',s, Woodnian's. Rorrand's, Railways r. r. e.
and Perry Davis Pain Killer, and all other popular
Patent Remedies
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours.
night and day. Physicians and Planters orders
respectfully solicited JOHN POSEY.
Druggist and Apothecary.
oDeiousas November 9Th, ls5s.-lY
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF OPELOUSAS.
Preparatory School for the Academies
of the Union.

"Eet;re Religious and Political Tolerance"
DEPARTMENTS:
c. E. DuRAsn, Principal: Professor Of French
Latin, History and Mathematics.
Henry B. SLOANE. Professor ef English, Geonae-
try, Geography asd flirting.
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His ebtaa Is lll!latis Dapr6 10
gu come aillI itla fie
Ill III lla Opa
IIoEsa olherWise ther will fnlstI costs
tEslafns as
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"a q . M I'd

~ AVING purchased Dr. R. &. LittelEs
IL H. interest i'll this store. take this method of
informing my friends and the public generally that
will hereafter devote my entire attention to the
Drug business, and will be found at all hours of the
day at my post; and at night at my residence, for
merry known as Prevents Hotel
i, ?. LEoNCE HEBRARD.
Opelousas, October 23d, 1855
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FOR SALE.
E CT Sale.

Fer Sale.
A PLANTATION, we'll estal-
Isss lished, situated on Bayou Mallet in
- the Parish Of St. Landry, measuring
Ave arpents front by twenty sarpents in depth,
part of which is wood land.
AaaOssaea. PLAN tn ssom, likewise
established, situated in the same quarter, and
adjoining the first named Plantation, measu-
ring two and a half arpents front by forty in
depth part of which is well timbered
These two Plantations will be sold together
Or separately, to suit purchasers
For further particulars apply on the prem
e FRANCOIS GUILLORY, fls.
St. Landry, March 26th, 1859
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M Meslle;aa ENssaice.

M y q - y = 0g -
/ N n. VaALING0HR, prac titioner dwifary,
- surgeon DENTIST hayl did eatabls lshed himself
permanently Hi 0pelsnsas, oilers his services 10
hIs fsllow-cItizens e will fua h ilais fanctfons
with zeal ami prudence, and dlrt-eafsfs vii W.
cured hv him iii ABOUT two wee H.
Isratnitous consultations tor the lntiig ntss on
BI5udaY and \ ridas from : IA y o'clock A- ~
References: ssa sssss s
Dr. E Acher, # AdoIpbe Garfiguea,
& Regillo OH u Tayiar, AgeTIm sArcenaax,
Joel III. SaHdoz, Jean u. AEcenanx, Sa
glaezlaae A Gaidrys Ramon Riu,
0pelousas a5th Sep. 1858 .5si
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leWOfleaas and Opelousas regular Packet.

| a aagk THE good and safe steamer
| Kl*.ss=-szsz,- p BAYOU BELLE Capt. BEAo11
zsss5sszsl Gssssszsl=K NEY, Master, will continue her
regular weekly trips between Washington and New
Orleans, leaving Washington every Tuesday, at 10
o'clock a. H., and New Orleans eve&y Friday, at
s o'clock F. NJ. IA
The Bayou Belle being of & very light draught,
and well calculated for the trade, planters and ship
pers can rely on the regularity other trips
The Undersigned takes this opportunity to tender
his heartfelt thanks to his friends and the public in
general, for the very liberalspatronsge extended to
the Bayou Belle BENOIT NET, Master.
opelousas February 2sth 1859.
0J ALL letters and pac kages for New Orleans
by the Bayou Belle. left at the office OF Messrs
Borne l. Gfadenigo will be regularly dispatched
NaW Orleans and Upagausas Regulars
Weekly Racket:
yaFMSss tA THE good and safe Steam boat
azgshsaaafaE w. BURTON. Captain tiltstave4t E.
LouailIier, built expressly for the
above trade. will make her regular weakly trips
between Washington and New Orleans, leaving
Washington every Sunday, at 9 O'Clock A. N and
New-o Orleans every Wednesday. at o'cioekP NJ.
This boat will take freight for al! intermediate
landings, via the Atchafalaya ... .-..... d. 4
For freight OF passage, apply on board
s@ go @. HINCKLEY & co.
Opelousas, January Goth 1859.
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TMpDETER tssrnaa d, EngIiah, Frefch and
.N American Drug, IheIaie ali, PATENT Medicines.
Fancy AEEIcIes, &c, ss
Qualify gosls 70 be- of the best. ,e s.
priess ID Ilaoaerate III those of9any other
house ID the city AN
lgy- Depof af HenrE Ge dmanis Ferar and Ague
Remedy EesaE and Tkppics esoash
avrur. TTTlas. stls 1Egls HI III
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W ARD q 0E 8s
ST. MlRY'S ACADEMY.
.Dot: 4ops.
0pelousas, st. Landry, La.

VSH1s Institution. lately established in the town
u of Opelousas, to bestoW upon the boys and
youths of the Parish the Incompatible blessing of
solid education, will resume It's duties on the
20th of October.
The conrse of instruction will embrace such
Branches as will be most useful to the pupils the
utmost care will be paid to their rapid improve
ment.,
The best Teachers will be se.ected; their num-
Der wilt be increased, to suit the increasing number
of the students.
great success of the Institution from
- beginning, the long experience of those at the
headsof it, their unconquerable determination TO
carry out the noble work, are the best pledge they
can offer to parents for the improvement of their
children.
For terms and other particulars apply to
Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND.
Opelousas, September 25th, 1858.
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THE UNIVERSITY uF FAMILY HlDIClsRS, &c
T PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

AT PHILA ELPHIA, Pa.
a ORGANISED for the purpose of arresting the
~ evils of worthless and spurious nostrurns, and
supplying families with Reliable Domestic Rene
dies, have sent to John Posey assortment of their
valuable compounds, viz.
howands Tonic Mixture for the cure of Fever
and Agne, &c.
Rowands Blackberry Root Syrup, for the cure Of
Diarrhca &c.
Unlversitys Remedy for Lung Complaints, &c
for Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Costive Bowels, (PilIs).
Sore Eyes.
Ear Ache or Deafness.
## - Tooth Ache.
Fever at4d ague IN form
of Pills
Unlike the various nostrun,s of The day, these
remedies depend uponth merits for popularity.
Wholesale and retail, by JOHN P0SEY,
Feb 10Th, l559-ly.i Otelousas La
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October gfh, 1868 tf
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stale of Ro,ltstaaga.

Opelousas, March 26th., 1859.
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Opelousas, March 18th, 1888.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
The OherIim Iscscmc Case.

The Supreme Court refused to grant habcas
corpus in this case, "upon the ground that oil
the cases are still pending in the Circuit Court
The application was thought premature, and
therefore the merits of the case were not con
silered by the court When the proper time
arrives, the question will be again raised, and
then We hops to see Ohio placed right on the
Fugihve Slave Law.
The second case is still on trial at Cleveland,
Our reports reach to the eighth day. G, P.
Berb'r Of Wellington, is the person on trial
Large meetings are being held in the Western
Reserve towns. The resolutions adopted aud
the speeches made breathe the right sentiments.
They are not hasty, unwise, or bitter; but cool,
firm, and determined in their support Of the
Right
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Guardian Sale,


Samuel Terry vs. Pcrcival e., and Limna O. Kelsey.
IN pursuance Of an order issued by the Hon. c. II,
L Ooolittle Judge of Probate for Lorain eoun-
~ state Of Ohio shall expose fo sale at the door OF
the Court House, in the village of Perryshurg Wood
CouHty state of Ohio on the 18th day Of Nav A. ID,
1889, al O'Clock p, NJ the following desc ribbed real
estate situate in Milton township Co, Ohio he.
ing the whole ofthe east hafof the northeast quar-,
ter Of section twenty IN township four NORTH OF
range nine east containing forty acres OF land; also
one othcrpjcce of land being the northwest quarter
ofthe east half OF the north east quarter of section
number twenty eight (2sl, in township number four
a. north, of range numher nine S) east containing
twenty acres ofland be the more or less; also
the west half OF the south quarter Of the north
east quarter dissection number twenty ght (.Sl IN
township number four (Nnorth of range number nj ne
W east containing twenty aeres of laud, be the
more or less,
SAMUEL TERRY,
Guardian of PercivalG c., and Lima o, Kelsey.
Anril 2S. lSNQ-NlNN NS71N
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The Law AS Affected by Latitude.

1t is coincidence worthy of notice, that
while II N>r'hrru jury were trying their neigh
bor on a charge OF having aided low-bcmg
10 that liberty which his God gave him, mnd
which the founders OF our free institutions de-
Clurel to he " inulenable," n southern Jury were
trying men for forcing their fellows from their
home. in defiance OF all law aud reducing them
tn abi,ct slavery. But what is most rrmarka.
hle, aud most plainly exhibits the comparative
resp ct for Ian in the two sections OF the cGun
Try, is the fact, that while he who followed the
hnliesi msincts of humanity in disregard OF an
unjust enactment, tn leg g,ity of which is de-
uiei by n large portion of his illoN.citizns,
was connected by the yer lict OF his peers, those
W no robbed their victims of liberty aud reduced
them TO servile bondage for the sole purpose OF
gain, Were promptly acquitted We reler, of
course, to the conviction OF Basin Il at Glove
lanl, AMI the acquittal OF the slayc-tralerS OF
the schooner Echo, at Charleston, s. c.
The result of the latter trial was not uucx.
pected, however shameful it may he. AS has
breen correctly said, it shows that laws against
the slave trade or any other laws calculated TO
check or restrain Slavery, SO far AS tn ir execu.
Won may de1rud upon Southern juries, are u
dead letter. For II ArlCans can b. landed from
the Echo on our shores and publicly sold, and
those engaged in the business can clule punish
ment through an Inefficient administration ol
the laws, the slove trade is re opened and il
only remains for those drsirouS OF the profits OF
the traffic to enter upon its vigorous proSecu
ton Toledo Blade
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Legal Notice.

HENRY b. Goucher, of the county of - in the
i 4 State of Illinois, will take notice that Sarah q
S@ariln' @ otthe county of Hancock and State of Ohio
did, on the 9TH day of April A. D. 1859 6Ie bsr na.G
uon p III the court OF common Pleas of Wood COUNTY
ono, ono, against the said Henry d. Goucbsr, Samuel
hopinson and Elizabeth Robinson, defendants set-
ting forth that the said Samuel Rob;nson -. .e.
mortgage to one Silas Foster the following premi-
ses situate in the county of Wood and State Of Ohio
10 wit; the n. pit of the E. of the s. T.. of sec 3s
~ twp 3 ~ X. 10 E. containing % acres 10 secure
the payment of 5000 according to certain note refer
Ted to IN said mortgage, now belonging to said Sarah
that since the giving OF the said mortgage
the said Henry Il. rucher claims some interest in
said lands under he itSamuel Robinson. and nrny
ing that the said Samue Robinson may pny said suu,
now clamed to he due to it, $102.29 together with,
lo per cent. interest thereon from Oct ~ 1883 or
that saidpremises may be sold to pay the same ann
the said Henry b. Goucher is notified that he i. re-
qured to appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore the third Satui day after the 9th day of MAYA
D. $50. S,p,uIS C,.sy
4Sw6S492 By Corr g. Rpowvs ~ $3.50
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Wood Cnmmnn Plen.-

II Il. GOUCHER, OF the county of winneb. so
LIE in the state Of Illinois, will take notice tbst
Perry d. EnsmiDger. the county OF Hancock in the
State ofOhio dido the 18th day Of APRIL A. d.
1859, file his pettiOnin the Court Of Common Pleen
within and for the County Of Wood. in said State OF
Ohio, against the said n. u. Goucher and Sarah G
Carlin, defendants setting forth that the said H. B.
Oouehcr gave mortgage TO the said Perry ID. En-
sminoer, on the north part of the east half Of the
southeast quarter of section thirty in town,hip
three north OF range ten east, CONNIE ncinR M the
north eastquarter post thence south along The line
20 the center of the east and west road known as the
ssndusky and Ottowa state road, thence along the
center OF said road tn the line of said lot thence
north to the northwest of said lot thence
to the place of beginning, containing twenty sew
acres more or less, situated in Wood county Ohjoh
secure the payment of S200OO accordinRto certain
uote to in said mortgage and that before the
giving OF said mortgage the other defe claimed
some interest n said land by virtue of Ier
tnereon acquired prior to the purchase of saidnnds
py me seld u u Gouoher and praying that the said
IL. Is. Goucher may pay sais sum now claimed 40 \.
DUE with the interest thereon or that said nrero,..
may De sold to pay Nhe same; and the said IT n
TOUGHER notified that he is required to nppear anj
answer SAD petition on or before the third SATURDAY
after the 18th day of May. A. d. 1859.
PERRY d. ENSbiINGER
April IA, 1S59-A9w6S6 2S '' MS ~" ys'
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~ The Atlantic Telegraph Company are
about making efforts TO raise their cable,
and have set aside 300, 900 for that purpose. -
They are also experimenting with various meth
ods suggested for connecting the Old and New
Worlds by telegraph. They arc still sangune
of sue ess, and the British government will lend
them such encouragement as the importance
of the enterprise demands. Our own govern
IN mt should lend helping hani in this matter.
Probably it would do 81, did it not require all
the (unls that can b. raised by the people to
keep up that cxtravaSont institution common.
ly called democracy, and support an army to
whom, we arc told they love beyond all descrip'
ton.
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close orthc Volume l..

This number OF the Journal concludes the sixth
wear Of lie existence and the third year that IL has
been under our management The growth Of
its circulation aud advertising has b on steady,
unit now IL has between nine and ten hundred
subscribers and q reasonable amount Of Odyer
tising. We feel much encouraged by these graft
fying evidences that our lebors have met with
public approval, and shall enter upon the seventh
volume with new energy, hoping 10 make our
labors more efficient Than they have hitherto
been
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DIR. unbnek,s Remedies.

We publish in another column of to days paper an
article copied from the Cincinnati Times descriptive
Of nr Rohaek's extensive medical establishment in
the city. BY the way Dr. RohSck's Rene iies have
obtained great and deserved popularity with all
classes. IL has been but short time since these Rem
edes were introduced into this section of country;
Yet DIR, Brennsn-nr, Rohack's agent in this place
Otorms that his sales of the RSo Pills and Bloc
Purifier noN far exceed those of all ether msdcne
for which hS sagent, combined, The reason for this
is that they have stood the test of practical expert
ence, We know this not only from the mouths of
others, but have used them in our family with
the very best results For all diseases of the blood
general d,h:lity-whether proceeding frou sickness
ar from natural weakness iudi gestion aud all kudred
ailments, we recommend the cludinaNlan Remedies
asthe very best medicines eNtant. They are destined
"a achieve, not an ephemeral but permanent
and deserved reputation, which will render them a
necessity to every family NaPaicoH o. Norlt West
Nlrch2,
see advertisement 50wa.
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A SCHOLARS OPINION or THE WORLD. The
Hon. A, b. Lungstreet the President of the
South Carolina Collrge at Columbia give to the
gronduating class Of that institution not very
cheering prospect Of the world on WHICH they
were about to enter, when in his farewell ad
dress, he thus addressed them:
"lou are cmborking upon strange world
my young feicndS. 1t bniShed Aristides
poisoned Sdcratc', murdered Cicero, and cruel
fed the Lord of Glory, rhe spirit of Thcmis,
tocles, of Melitus, of Anthony aud Caiphos, i,
still in the world--gcaly suhdurd aud law.
bound, to be sure, but not cx,inguiShed. You
may expect therefore, at tunes, to be depressed
hy your rivals colemned for your patriotism
and tormented for your benelsctions: TO have
your confidence abused. your integrity derided
and To sulf'ra thousand impositons in smaller
matters from those from whom YOU had righl
10 expect better. things"
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NVhatthe Press sSay.

"Custats" Exlerminators are invaluable rene
dies for clearing houses Of all sorts Of vermin.--
With oil confidence we recommend them IN
y. Daily State Register.
"Cosiars" remedies for all domestic pests
such as Rats, Reaches, Bed-Bugs, Ants, Fless
&c, are invaluable W. can speak from sctusl
knowledge Of its mer's Druggists aud d Slcrs
should send their orders carly, Il they would Sc
cure a trode in them.--N. y. Journal
81" shall write something about your Extermi.
nators, rs can do so with proprety. They are
selling rapidly here, aud destroying all vernnn.-
Ed. "Banncr,' Fayciie Mo.
Death to all Veimin."
As SPRiSo approaches
ANTS and RoAcHEs
From their holes come out;
And MtcE and RATS,
IN spite OF Cars,
Gaiy skip about.
BED. BUos bite
You in the night.
As Oh the bed you slunber,
While INSECTS crawl
Thro chamber and hall,
In squads without number
TT IS TRULY WONDERFUL w T H
what certainty Rats, ,Rouchcs, Vice, Molcs, Ground
Mice, Bed Bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, FIeas,
lhstCts UT hNlHuIs, III s0OTl, cNeIy eptCICS W 'Cl'
min are shortly destroyed and exterminated by
'COt'a's" Rat Roach, DC, ErterminStor,
"CO'ta,'s" Bedbnx Erterninator,
"CoRa'." Eisetr'e Popder, tor H"c,s.
Supplied direct by mail, TO any adIrcss in the
u, S, rs follows
On the receipt Of 81 box Of the Ru Roach,
&c Exterminator.
On the receipt OF 81, box ench oI The Rat
Roach &C. Ext, ond EL crNrc POWDER,
(s,nt posIagr paid) s1ih'ie 10 destroy
the Vcrmin on any premises.
Sold by Dtug5;s,s and D.Ilcrs everywhere.
" Costar 5" Principal D!ppti2) Bro ,dway,N Y.
2 S--CirculLrs, Terms, &C., sent 10y mail on ap.
plication.
ry- Wholesale Agents for Weatcrn Fl, Ohio,
Ind, &c. -
At Pittsburg,Pc, H. L. FARsEsrocXN ca \ others
Cincinnati, ,D.,.--.- JONI ID, fARH,
indianapolis. Ind.,.... RoDr. BROWNING,
April 7, lS5J--tSwG.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

One of the most Prevalent, and nt the same
time, troublesome and painful diseases that attend
the human flesh is the Fever and a que. Fora long
time tho medical world has been cnntinua !, bring
ing forth numerous specifics for its permanent cure;
but all without effect. DIR. j. Hostctter, an expert
furnishing tho public with valuable preparation
for the ofFever and Agut. The steady and in.
creasing demand lately made for the Bitters" and
the universal success attending its use have made
for II reputation unsurpassed by any specific of the
kind. For the cure OF the Fever and Ague, Dr..
Hosteters celebrated Stomach Bitters must and
should claim asuperority over any other prepara-
ton extant
Sold by druggists and dealers general everywhere.
2EF-SCe adv. in another column. Olivia.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

sale OF ReaI Estate by order Of Court.
John IeAger n John Webb, adm'rs., vs. Louisa Reis-
er, ct al.
nN the 26tE day of May 1859, between the hours Of
" 10 o'clock A, NJ aud , o'clock p. NJ. of said day
at the door of the Court House, in the town of Per
rysburg will he sold 10 the highest bidder, the follow.
ing real estate the property Nicholas Reser, de-
ceased. 10 wit: In.lots No. three hundred and
hfty eight 1851 and three hundred and siNtythree
(36Sl in the town Of rrysburg, Wood county. o.
Terms of sale one third In hand one-third in one
wear, aud Oncthird in two years. with interest.
JOHN EYA6ER & JOHN WEBB adm'rs.
+. u, X HoLLENBECK. att'ys,
April rs, lSS9--5lw4$2l3.