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rsEs BALTIMORE AND SrS0rEHAN

EzsSzaaadsszassisENA STEAM COMPANY =, '''' q ~
p kE%U LAK nAIiS LINE Except Sunday for PORT pt
fUISII, HAY III. l'h GRACE, and TiBE WATER CANA
od1 ave Stt aHar aI TIA Capt Frederick
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENIHG: ~ - :
o clock ,Rst4ming leaves PORT DEPOSIT every ri ;
ia a IHLKSDAh /, and SATURDAY, at 3 o'cIary. p
and HAVRE DE GRACE ats o'clock. ? If ' "
-, me steamboat ~ NGASTER,n Capt J. W Tomlinsor
leaves sane pIArf hh E!tf TUESDAY, THU RSii4Y an
SAp ~ EEEN!NG AZ oclnck Returning leay.
fokI nEP0SLI ~ cry MONDAY, WEBN kSIA an
FRIDAY EVENING, at O'clock ana Ma VRE 81 -, ~
at o'clock Z. VI. " ' INA y
Passage, btrths nCnded. ~ cents
Freight receiE ed daily unit! O'Clock isrlr
and carefully attended 20. ' ''' ''''"
~ Duplicate receipts for freight v in be- f-4ui?r,
The agent Havre Il. Grace will attend Ia 3,rwsr,,
merchandise consigned 10 him for any uniu on thu Pe5
yani& Cana win re ship fre.gts iuirn,,aj To-
fh'aHclphiF ~ elsewhere. ~
Jos. Jas. TAYLOR, agent. Ha,,in.,r.
. AlA. TAYLOR, Agent. ilayrn N. ,,r.
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DATES CASSTMERES.-5o cases Bates Co.
ID C0TT0NADES AND COATINGS. for sale by agents
SHAW, Prick 4 CO.,
dle-d South Charles street
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n WI SALE.
4 $50 hhls new No BEEF. suitable for shin stores:
22j hhIS heavy MESS PORK:
2b0 hhlS heavy RUMP PORK
l30 casks BACON 81 DIES, medium size bright and dry
~ tierces and Is bhis kettle rendered LARD;
loo kegs kettle rendered RID.
In store and Tor sale
nl7-eou ISAAC REYNOLDS & SONS.
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CHANGE OLE HMM


E=Saaa7rzr->ass BALTIMORE AND STSOUFVsNNA
STEAM % FOR HANRE DE- GRACE, TIDE WATER
CANAL AND PORT DEPOSITE " -'' IN
On and after MONDAY. October I'd, one Of H. Ro,rs ri
thls line will leave the lower end Of West Fails avenue daily
tOfore " ~ ~ - ~ ''7''
~ FreiEhts received m, Il, 1 .,cI,,E . N
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Rim NJ EATING HOUSE, NN az
ASTsnssY Among the many good things N.Y.
ss<2fa1faHEs which may be found at @&er
RiNN'S W ELLkNOWN EATING HOUSE,
No. 40 PRATT STREET,
which he families order at the shortest
notice, very superior
WESTERN HAMS
cooked in novel and attractive style Added to these are
also
TURTLES.
(aliye or transmGgriiicd into delicious Soup
HARD and SOFT CRABS,
FISH Of every description,
GAME, FRUIT, VEGETABLE
and elegant NORFOLK OYSTERS
Anything in the eating line, prime hot smoking or alive
smiling and licking, such epicures of all tastes delight in
with unerrng certainty, be had at Rims Those who
doubt let them try.
~ SPICED OYSTERS Of superior quality always on
hand. m29-u
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DLATED CASTORS.

l. CORTLAN 4 co,
PIG and 2lS BALTIMORE STREET,
Would invite attention to beautiful lot of both fine
common PLATED CASTORS, just received styles and
patterns selling at very reduced prices dI5-tfr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

minutes; then he said sharply turning 10
me
You Americans are all heretics-whv
should yon send iorr to eci starving
Catholics !''
Because they are oar fellow men. ard
their Saviour is our Savionr," answered.
astonished at the conduct Of the man
If you lie TO me" he cried. with a
fierceness which startled me, if YOU lie 70
me, I'll bail you down to your own deck
Is this cargo the free gift Of your country-
men to the starving -
I'll prove it To you by my papers, |
answered.
Il don't want TO see your papers, he
returned, swear it." As he spoke. hc
crossed himself devotedly
Il swear BY the Holy Trinity" re-
Piled solemnly.
The pirate lifted his cap, and bent hi-
head devotedly, when | mentioned the
Trinity He stood still with his head bent
over, while one might moderately have
counted fifty. When he raised hms If up
it seemed to me there was less ferocity ia
his eounteuance. His eyes were no longer
half-closed bat open and clear in their
dop''s Looked steadily at lin
Captain" said he courteousiy. can
you supply NE with two or three casks Of
water -
| gave the order, and the water was low
cred into the boat y word from him sent
his cut Threats over the side but he lngeT-
ed behind, and, after moments hesitation,
as though he bad halfrcpenred of his reso-
luton and was ashamed Of what he was
dong, he approached me with bis hand ex-
tended
God bless ,ou," he exclaimed, as he
felt my grasp, and send you where the
starving are praying Tor bread >
The next moment he was gone. Ii is
very probable that the pIratica rascal was
afterwards hung, a, 80 doubt hc deserved
to be But however terrible his fate, am
sure that from his heart, scared and made
callous by crilne, and sclf-desecrated, there
burst forth little warm CLEAN OF light
which mltigated somewhat the desoaiion
and relieved though it could not entirely
dispel, the gloom Of bis dying hour.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the undersigned. having been appointed
w by the Judge of Probate of the county
of lngham, commissioners to examine and ad lust
all claims against the estate of Hiram Cranson,
deceased, notice is therefore hereby given that
in pursuance of the said order, We will meet a;
the house of John Sherman, in the town of On
ondaga, for the purpose of adjusting claims
against the estate of the said deceased Oh Sat
ur,lay the 9th day Of November, A. ID. 1852, at
nine o'clock A. NJ, and on Saturday the 2sth
day of January, A. d. 1860, at nine o'clock A.
NJ, and six months from the 5th day Of August,
A. d. 1859, being the time limited for the pre-
sentation Of said claims, notice is also hereby
given that all claims on said estate not presented
within said time will be barred, under the stat
utes. JOSEPH S. PIERSON,
JOHN SHERMAN,
4w2S2 Commissioners.
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HORATIO PRATT,
attorney ard Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in
Ohancery, Willismston, Ingham Co. Mich.
J. q. 4 II. !. RA WSDEJT- .,,orn.v.
BOARDING HOJJSE-

JAMES X. CHILDS would respectfully
b., In. %s"e all persons wishing Board, by the
HGr,Sp" ~ week, to give him a call, at the OHIO
S,s,. On Washtenaw Street, opposite the
- mouse Square. Fine Rooms and Good
u can be obtained on reasonable terms.
lAns'ng, June Is, 1859. 2ls
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A STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY IN
DIcT-D.-The Grand Jury Of Chl,tenden
Co. have indicted the Vermont State Agri-
cultural Society az nuisance. The ground
Of indictment is. that said society has viola
ted the Law against hOrse-racing.
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STATE LAND OfFirE,

LANsiNG, VI ct h~pt I3th- lS53 J
ID bIlC NOTICE Is hereby given, that the folos M
II described Urinary Schooi, Stae Building mi scamp
Ian =, s,'u.tei in the COUNTY or INGfiAM forfeited
fr .ynent of la crest, viii be offered at
this office, at putlc suction. on "Wednesday the 2sth
day of october next. at 10 O'Clock A VI unless Prev
ous'y redeemed according 10 Law
JAMES W. sANBORN,
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VOL. 5, NO. 26.-WH0LE NO. 234.

had observed TO give him pleasure; but
saw | might just as well have read sloud
the Act for Prevention Of Cruelty He
turned away; he fed; h. even lifted up his
heel against me. Disg ssed. but not dispiri-
ted by this conduct, pursued the flying
beast with perscvering vicor, despite the tiu'.
te,ug IF my lengthy garment. and the in
creasing coolness of my unprotected legs. |
caught him tied up his Jaws securely.
as thought, with the curtain-rope. and re-
tired amid murmurs Of applause 10 my a.
partmen,. leaving him spccchlcss and dis
comGted
Better, far better would il have been.
had | never attempted this The great har
monies Of Nature are no, 10 be hushed by
the rude hands of Man Scarcely had my
head touched the pillow. when the bray.
half s,ifled, pi,i:ul, more hsrassinS beyond
expression than before, recommended with
hideous pertinacity. and increased in volume
with every note. Presently the rope gave
away, and the full tide oi song burs; forth
again from that Jerusalem pony as the
pent. up waters from an Intellectual dam;
while the cock. imagining. M doubt. that il
was dawn and accusing itself of o.er-sleep
ing aud permitting anu,hcr creature Ia be
the first 10 salute the sun, added It's shrill
tribute 10 the ain.
III cut that donkey's throat" cried |.
leapiDg out of bed. and tulbling for rs-
zOr, d" the orcar Is situated 80 low uown his
larynx, that nothing less will stop bm
"Give him chlorofcrm," cried Leonora.
sarcasticaliy you're So fond of that"
This remark in,ended to wound my pro-
fes>!onsl feelings, was, as sometimes hap
pens, the very best advice tina, could be Civ
en- to me. | snatched up an enormous
phal Of that divine essence. and again rush
ed down TO the back green Ia silence the
domestic enemy This time | c, nquered.
( in fifteen minutes it must be confessed. at
/ ter tremendous exertion-l was standing
in my dressing GOWN and slippers upon that
PROSTATE Jerusalem pony, like another Rar-
ey; a victim TO science, he rcposed like a
sleeping infant who has had enough Of hlr
bottle
This victory, achieved in the sigh. Of res,
spectacle though sleepless NY rads. has been
quite an advertisement TO me. My practice
is increasing. aud the child's ankles are be-
ing rapidly strengthened A breach knock
ked through the wall Of our back green
permits the Immediate cause Of this pros
perity to retire. after his daily labors, to
pasture a considerable distance. Leonora is
more than Modified She has Withdrawn
the has'y expression once made use Of,
about something being no more like anoth-
{ er thing than "A horsc-chcsnut is like n
chestnut horse, and contesscs that Jerusa-
lem pony is very good after all. Her sole
regret now is that he Is not picbald-
CbUu,EerS's Touru1y
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OFFICIAL STATE DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

MOSES wIsyER, Governor.
EDMUND B. FAIRFIELD, Lieutenant c"Y-rn,f-
SEI.-ON G. I-BEIL, secretary "f state.
EDsIS A. THOMPSON. Deputy do
DANlEi. CASE Auditor 'iehsra!
EZRA JONES, D-puty do
tOHS MCKINNEY, -ts.s Treasurer.
THEODORE HUNTER, Deputy DO
JOHN N GREGORY, superintendent Pub. Instruction
CORTLANc B -TEBBlNS, Deputy do
JAMES ". -ANBJ.N. Cpmmi-sionsr State Land ofhce
John n IRE aDTELL, Deputy do
JACOB NJ HOWARD. Attorney General
FREDERICK W CURrENiUS, Adj and Or. Master Gen
JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT
GEORGE MARTIN. Chief Justice.
ISAAC r. CHRISTIANCY, As 'ociNt- Justice
LANES V. CAMPBELL,
RANDOLPH MANNING,
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500 Reward.

/ - RANAWAY from the under.
| Ea signed, at 0pelousas, about the frss
| Ky Nof February 1858, BECKY On
VT BETSY, grif girl, aged about 80
- years, rather small size, heavy built,
round face, and long hair, having OF the lower
jaw, scar from burn, and another larger
one on the upper part of the arm. When
she left she had sore finger, Supposed to be
fellon She speaks French and English.
HELEN, fair complicated mulatresse,
about % years old, round face, middle size,
one tooth out on the left side, one fuger near
the thumb partly eat up by fslon. HELEN
runaway from OpeIousas about the 18th of
February same year, 1853, was apprehended
in Point Coupee about the 9TH January last,
1859, and brought back from whence she
started again about the 10th of the same
month. 1t is almost certain that she is &C.
eompanied by some one and that she passes
herself as free, as she done in Point Coupee
The above reward will be given to whoever
will bring said two girls back to the under
signed, OF lodge them in one of the Jails of
this State SO that he can get them again, or
$50 for either Of them.
BENOIT NEY.
Opelousas, February 9Th, 1859.
TPoint Coupee Democrat please Copy.
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Good Bargaims.-HsomgGretllt.

GO0a RSaFSsasms.-a&0ng Credit.
WSoR sale at private sale, ITO rent, pos
session given Immediately, Steam
Saw Mill, right new aud in flII operation,
with q successful prospect will Be sold for
the only reason tha. the continual bodily suf-
ferings Of the undersigned prevent him from
attending to this Kind Of business. He will
sell OF rent, in word. he wishes to dispose
Of all his naoveable as we'll as immoveable
property, between this and the end Of Octo-
ber next.
The undersigned has . Depot for Lumber
from his Saw Mill, ut Gustave Donate, near
Johin, Opelousas, where.he has about I00,-
00o feet OF lumber for SALE He will continue
to saw bills of lumber until further order
Route 10 g0o las INa1z.-From Opelou-
sasto Prairie Ronde, by Bayou des Cannes
and the Islands Of Pine Woods of said mill,
near Beaver Greek Springs. 81 miles, good
roads all the way. g. DARDEAU.s.
Pine Woods st. Landry March Il. 1859
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ST. LANDRY mEDICngE DEPOT

@Ka THE undersigned keeps constantly
OH hand a large and we'll selected stock
of Drttahs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye
s1 stutfs, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass Perf,-
merry aud Fancy articles: Pure Wines and Bran
dies tor medicinal purposes, Stationery, Garden
Seeds and choice Havana Segars, and Tobacco.
T. c. Ayers special and sole agent in opeIousas,
tor the sale of Cherry Pectora, Cathartic Pills. &C.
Also agent for Mofat's, Louden's, Champions S.
Hulrs Woodman's, Rorrand's, Railways B. R. R.
and Perry Davis PAIN Killer, and all other popular
Patent Remedies.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours
night and day. Physicians and Planters orde.s
respectfully solicited. JOHN POsET,
Druggist and Apotheeary.
CDelousas November 9Th, 1s5s.-lY.
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ate of Louis y.
DISTRICT CouR1

Parrish gf Sc Landry. -''' s'''@'
Estate of Edmond Sellers. decd.
WOHN WRIGHT, of the Parish Of St
a. Landry. Administrator of THE Estate of
Edmond Sellers, deceased, late of the Parish
of Sc. Landry. having fleda Tableau of Final
Settlement of the Estate in community be-
tween the heirs of the said Edmond Sellers
and Marguerite Simon, his surviving widow,
now wife Of Auguste Laneon, accompanied
BY hia petition praying that the same may
be homologated And whereas the prayer
Of said petition has been granted By an order
Of Court. dated 24Gh March 1863.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
terested, TO make opposition in writing in my
office, within thirty days from the date hereof,
why said Tableau should not be homolegated,
that the Administrator be discharged Of aIl
further liabilities and his bond cancelled
Il. LAsTRAPES, CLERK.
Opelousas, April 9th 1889
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&sss A fine tract Of wood land, situated in
a@ssM Rrairie Basse, measuring twelve arpents
%MNF front by 41in depth, suitable fnr saw
--alassss mill or to suppl the Town OF Opeleu-
sas with eard wood for years.
ALsa.a tract ef prairie land, situated in the same
quarrer measuring 10 aFpenfs front on 10 in depth,
well calcHIated for plantation.
Also: about square Of Land, situated in the
Enwnof 6peiousas, with the Improvements, con-
sisting in Dwelling House, Kitchen, &c.
For the price and fnrther laformssions appay to
the editor of the Opelansas Eaurier, tn G. Danato
& Bro. corner Of Court and Hellevue akTeesa. 0pe-
ousas, or to the unGersig gnsd, saear Ne1- Ihana
Dec.-Iyl DUHREUTL OLIVIER
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AEoHTTT0DT.
District Court" Parish Of St. Landry

III the 'sa''se Of tie State Of Lousslaaa,
1assc1sons It naay cosscsvs...... Greeting
NJ NOW YE that William Duckworth
-MSA of the Parish of St. Landrr, has au-
piled to our District Court Sor Mention in
conformity with the act of the Legislature Of
che State Of Louisiana, entitled an Act Re-
latlve to Aonltieus, and mode ofproceeding,
approved on the 18th day of March 1855, to
make known that said William Duekworth
became the purchaser of the property here
matter described at Sheriff g sale made on
the 4sh Of April 1857, by L. V Ghachere,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of St. Landry, under
Judgment in the suit of Sarah McDanipl wife
of Charles Greenwell, VS.. Randolph Fogle-
man. District Court, Parish of st. Landry
Description Of the Property
Two certain Tracts Of Land, described in
the Sheriff sale as 1st., e The East half Of
tho South East quarter of Section q, IN
Township J., South of the 31st les.aa of
North Latitude, in Range No. ) East auu
secondly, The East half of the NortL. Last
Quarter of Section % in Township l Souit
ofthe 3lst degree of North latitude, in Rang
No. 2 East" for the price Of three hundred
dollars.
William Duckworth, the peritionu.r fur
thermore shows tnat there is an error In rte
description Of the first of the atoredescribed
Tracts of Land in the said Sneriff7s sale, Il
therein being stated to be in Rang No 3.
instead af Range No. . East, that said error
was the consequence of the error in draining
up the Judgment in the said suit of SaraE
Mcdaniel wife &c, VS.. Randolph Foaler.au.
for in the petition of the Plaintiff in the said
suit and in the copy of the mortgage ile5
therein, it is properly recited that said Tract
OF Land was the East half Of the South Easc
Quarter Of Section q in Towdship One South
of the 3lss degree of North latitude in Range
No. Z East, That said error should not
therefore prejudice the title Of Petitioner,
who desires to cure the same by avaling
himself of the benefit of the monition laws.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons who can set up auy right, title OF
claim in and to the property above described,
Id consequence OF intorrnality IN the order,
decree OF judgment Of tie Court under which
The above named sale was made or any If
regularity or illegality in the appraisement
ar fnr any other defect Whatsoever, to show
sause within thirty days. from the day this
il first inserted in the public papers,
Why the sale 80 made should net be confirmed
and houaologated IN accordance with the ap-
olicasion of the said William Duckworth. the
aurchaser- .....
AZ In testimony whereof. have
M hereuntaaat nay hand and affixed
the Seal OF said Court, this 3Ist
March, 1859.
L. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Gxsoi.ur.a-.A x.,x:i ID lQgn
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For sale at Private Sale.

"A BOUT three Lots Of Ground, situated
- in Vile Plate, upon which there are a
Dwelling House, out houses and other i'm
provements. This property il we'll situated
either for store, baker or slaenaEar shop.
For particulars oreonditions, apply. either
BY wiring or verbally, 10 Messrs. Gareil OF
Daire, Vile Plate.
February 5th, 1855
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NCsTCE5ss.

" ELASIE PITRE, of the Parrish Of St
-MM Landry, having applied by her petit
tien to, be appointed Administrators Of the
Estate Of fAugnste j. Pitre, deceased, late o.
the Parish of St. Landry -
Now. therefore, any person intending te
make opposition To- aaia appointment, will fle
the same, in writing, f any they haye, at my
office. in the Town Of Opelousas, within ten
days fram the date Of the present notice.
E. LASTkAPES, Clerk.
- Opelousas, April 9th 1853.
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LOUsAs, QF LANDRY (Iouisana) APRIL 16h
WASHINGTON DRUG STORE,

q THE undersigned hereby inform their
~ friends and the public in general that they
- have Just received fresh and considerable
assortment of Drugs and Medicines, as alsn Paints
PerfumeFy of all kinds &C.
They are agents for the sale OF a large quantity
Of Patent Medicines, the most popular
A. L0UAILLIER & co.
Aprsl 9, 1881 Washington, La
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A TER,s CATHARTIC PILLS, q
IA AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
RADWAYS READY RELIEF,
MQFFAT'S PILLS,
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
Il fresh assortment Just received.
Although am not speraaI ayent for the sale of
any patent medicines. /, nevertheless, keep con-
stantlY on hand general assertmant them, hich
can sell as low any other house this district.
aad winch guarantee to be fresh and genuine.
Opelonsas, December 4th. 1883. &C.,
--.t..s- p. LE0NCE HEBRARD.
Druggist and Apataecary
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DE- suhssriher Is tliis nlts.l i#s..-
of Informing she puhlic1 that BIZ han se
on hand and daily mannfae taring
aIi kinds of SssIdles,, Hridies. Harness
and every OTHER d ascle ,isuallE Esg
in E1isline OF atraEie. at Messrs. tsiiIlas Ii E|
q Clark aashsTs wl1sra yo, caIs fIla
III nh times, rorn 4 low prIca sasIaIe 5s-- -
Jill rness tee the a1fest that essn lie ssss
ssnase ths a call is Eas s I'D detez.
Hninei to plsaae beth IN szice
GEO Rsfllz. ss.ll pptILEGAD.
eueiousas aafay TIT 1855
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THE UNIVERSITY OF FAMILY HEDIClNES, &c
AT PHILADELPHIA pA.

AT PHILADELPHIA Pa.
ORGANISED for the purpose of arresting the
" evils of worthless and spurious nostrums and
supplying families with Reliable Domestic Rene
dies have sent to John Posey assortment of their
valuable compounds viz:
Rowands Toalc Mixture nz the cure of Fever
aud Ague, &c.
Rowands Blackberry Root Syrup, for the cure of
Uiarrhea, &c.
Un.versstYs Remedy for Lung Complaints, &c
for Dyspepsia OF Indigestion.
:. Costive Bowels, lPills).
Z" =" Sore Eyes
" Ear Ache or Deafness.
+" Tooth Ache
Fever and Agus> in form
OF Pills.
Unlike the various nostrums Of the day, these
remedies depend upon their merits for popularity.
Wholesale and retail, by JOHN P0sEY,
Feb. 18th, la59.-ly.l Opeloasss, La.
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Opelousas, February 9Th, 1853.
rPoint Coupee Democrat pleasa eopp,
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JOHN Hills.

a. Wateh-maker and Jeweller, Bellevue
- street, Nimmo's old stand, in Opelousns
aaas being permanently located, offers his ser
vices 10 the public In general Watches and
Clocks ofevsry kind as well as all sorts of JewelsF
will be repaired promptly, in worknaasike usa-
Eer md ST yerv rrfcSerste r,ftcss
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ISID0RE GEA0 UILLla,
NH ake cgu ter :nllaaf 7 II g.lrsa Ea..

80 &C. caN - sallhaf afak !,
ii hEEERS his serviess sa she pahlIn &c the RaGish
S Of SE Eandry Hasing established as 81 Mar
GHsHie Depas aa IaaiiHn Of ths frat quail
haisaow prepared arsea sssh
aiI ,aauas, lii protnpt and War mannea ansa
ea lnoderate prines
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! Opelousas, April 9th 1853.

HEHRMAN B0DEMULLER, Bellevue st.
NE near Rachers old stand, teaches music on
the violin and guitar and repairs musical ,nstr,i-
ursrsss and ssIngs rtssos Jsnshs..v M lssssi.