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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel
i i phia.-A Benevolent Institution established
by special Endowment for the Relief of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted with yirulent and Epidemic
Diseases. =.- ~, e.,
destruction of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases and the deceptions practiced upon the uhfor
tunate victims of such diseases by Quacks several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon rs a
charitable act worthy of their name, to open
Dsnensary for the treatment of this class oi uls-
aasrs ii all their forms, and to give Medical advice
GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with description
Of their condition. Gage, occupation, habts OF me-
etc and In cases Of extreme poverty, 10 l,irnsn
Medicines free of charge It Is needless 70 ad t,,i
NJ the age. and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment .,,a,, ,r,,,o,
Renurt upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases, i"I
tle year ending january lst, 1858, express the
h;ohsst satisfaction with the success which has at
tnIded tIe abors of the Consulting Surgeon III tue
cure of SpernatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, lihpo'
tence. Gonorlpa. Gleet, Syphilis, the vice OF onali
ism or selfabuse, etc. and order continuance o'
tbe same plar for the ensuing year.
| The Directors, on review of the past feel as
,ral that their labols in this sphere OF benevolent
ettnrt have been of great benefit to the ailcteu,
csnecially to the young and they have resolved 10
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, 10 tis very
/ innortant aud much despsed cause.
tn admirable Report on Spernatorrn9a, OF
Seminal Weakness, the vice of ODanism, Masturba,
ton or selabnse and other diseases OF the sexual
organs by the Consulting Surgeon, VIII be senl W
mail s' lin - a sealed enveope) free of charge, on re-
oeipt @ Of two stamps for postage Other Reports and an;
T,ncts on the nature and treatment OF sexual uis
Diet etc. constantly he'ng paeshed !, t g af
Sai S!lsu,'"c Come of the new remedies and methods o.
trsatnlent discovered during the last year, are
great value. ...o.,,o,,+ nr GEORGE
Address, for Report OF
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Ag5o po
cHs'i0"' By order of the Directors.
EZRi D. HEARTWELL, President.
Gro. FAIRonILp, Secretary
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PUBLIC SALE.--Estate of Thomas G

PUBLIC SALE-Estate of Thomas e..
Cheney
Will be sold by the undersigned anctioneer at tne
"St residence Of the deceased on Bayou Chicot, Oh
, "Wednesday, Janaury ia, 1859,
the following described property belonging to the
succession Of Thomas G. Cheney deceased viz;
IT, y lot of Hogs, Cattle Horses, Mules plantation
S, S@sasis household furniture Gin Stand Corn MIL
mas, mn Hsopse, and other plantation and househeio
u'1r ~ rab!eS too numerous to mention.
FERNS AND CoNDIrioNs One half the purchase
money payable lst of June 1859, and the other hall
VI .he LIST Of April 1860 Purchasers to give ho,es
anu a. approved personal SECURITY IN soi.do 70 .e
aaas'slaetlon of the Administrator payable al tnt
oiSe W Of John D. King Attorney at law, IN the toWl
~ y. .upeousas, bearing per cent interest IRON ma
'uf,.y until final payment.
opelousas Dee. 25, 1853
LOUIS STAGG, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.-Mr. Dennett Eiitor OF Inc Inc
~ planters B,nnern 81 Frankling La, is collecting
information in regard to the number Of hogsheads Of
sugar, and barrels of moasseS rai;ed In each pat',h
in this State aud has deputized the undersigned to
collect such information in this paiish. iersols i
or sugar and moasses will confera favor by making
such report to Mr.. Jos. D. Richard. ..
ope''''S''' D' JOHN y. BIHM.
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HOUSE, SIGN, COACH AND ORNA-'
Ii MENTAL PAINTING undersigned has
opened shop in house on the lot of DR.. Satter-'
white, Bellevue street, for the purpose of House,
Sign, Coach and Ornamental Painting.
Particular and special attention will be given to
Carriage Painting and Trimming, which will be
executed in superior style and finish, and at the
iotrest figures. aa .t /.
Call and examine for yourselves
Opeousas, October liz, 1853. F. r. WHITE
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OPELOUSAS LIVERY STABLE. H'
~ Kept by NARClssE JoNEs,, !. t0-l

Offers superior inducements 70 isf f.csTfs
travellers and persons Wishing to AZ -s---4--
hire horses and carriages. ,....,.
The proyerbia kindness, skill and attentlon which
"Narcissen bestows upon Horses entrusted U iils
,,re is an mnortant consideration, apart from the
mere gact Of liberal supply Of the best provendei.
Corn, Oats, Bran Hay and Fodder Of iirst quallty
e"sh,,ss .nuta'n"rs VA JOHN POSEY,N
nnn1ousas Nov, q. 1888 Proprietor
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Gro. FAIRcnILp, Secretary

IV,nTAY- PAYERS-ATTENTIoN ..-Dellh-
onent taxpayers of the tag of 1857 are hereby rely
notified that deputy John slzars B. n acsordng @ so to
a ,s Those therefore who wish to avoid costs wili
40 wv" na should be absent Ioseph b. Richard ESD
i's ia authorized tho to receipt for said tn5es >rr
oPeiousuS 'N--0 Parish Collector
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WHY LABOR SO HARD TO WASH?
sNY / have a chemical nrai.nhS fnrs cleansing

NV have a chemical pfaceNs for cleansing
clothes, by the use of which they can he washed in
with very little rubbing, and they are very clean
thus saving much hard labor, and tho clothes last
much longer than it washed in the old why Of wash
ing by machines etc., for they are not worn out by
being rubbed. The articles used cost but little, and
are easy to be had Email the receipt to order, post
paid upon the receipt Of fifty cents. Three cent
postage stamps are rs good as money. Address
7 DIR. y. p. ERlSAGsR, Baltimorc Nd.
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MARRIAGE GUIDN.--YouNa's great
1Al Physiological Work, being n Private Instric-

Nl Physiological Work, being a Private lnstric.
tor for Married persons, Or those about to marry,
both male and female. In everything concerning
the physiology aud relations Of our sexual system,
and the production or prevention OF offspring, in-
Guiding all the new discoveries never before given
in the English language, by WM.9 You've. NJ. y.
This is really valuable and Interesting work, II is
written in plain language for the general reader,
and Ii illustrated with engrayings. Allyoung mar
ried people, or those contemplating marriage, and
having the least impediment to married liic should
read this book. 1t discloses secrets tht every one
should be acquainted with. Still II isa book that
must be locked up, and not lie about the house, y
cents Address, DIR. WIN. YOUNG, No
4lG Spruce street, above Fourth, philadelphia "
Nav N 1873 s.t d. syiI
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BEST OF HONEY.--I j

HONlsY--TII HE BEST OF HONEY.-I
IL hese valuable receipt for making honey,
that ", send TO any person for fifty cents. We
make aus, Sitin our own family at halt the cost,
and consi ~ good us Is the genuine article of
bae-made hi from which il can not be told,
AAy person will ,nlkcsaAd we'll can easily
Near from " to " per day ftonly requires four
Nyles to make it, and they can be obtained at any
for hNy cents Every family may have this
xnl luxury, for any Indy can make it in fifteen
~ at any time. Three cent postage stamps
II ol rs money. Address F as5
DIR. J. p. CREAC,ER, Baltimore, Md.
DIt is tho General Agent for DR.. Winder's
Celebts "a Matrimonial Series--3 bs'bks, No. LA
Book for Young Men, designed to prepare them
fer the souiety OF females; No 3 Errors OF Court
ship;p No. s, "Reprodnctiye Coutrolh Either o
which will be mailed to order upon the receipt o
rs cents. Nov. 30, 1855. S t}lssS sas9 #F
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@-0TTCF-Wanted to hire Immediately ~
~ Ia,.noas IN work on q Sugar plantation, Tor
,rtisb tie highest cash price will be given; ,,,,.
Fncaire at the Patriot office or to hif' EiDei'
CAN'T, on Bayou Waxm.
nrtniinr q. 1913.
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HILAIRE DEsEssARTs, Collector and
- Crier, offers his services as such, to the cit-
zens Of 81. Landry. All business entrusted to his
care will be promptly attended to. He has formed
no partnership with any one in either Of the above
branches. March 20 1855 5j 6,t iis IA
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fNh AGREAYsFEMALE PILL,-Dr. j

W. SGREATaFEM ALE PILL,--Dr. J.
- kgRAGER IL the General Agent, wholesale
and rtehil, Of DR.. Wheaton's Celebrated Female
Pills. These Pills are truly valuable for laties, for
hey will resssAe the monthly courses when they
~ stop froif, py cai,se whatever. They never
ks Gs2ai in ant Use where the directions around
contairh \ the Pills have,becn strictly
followed indeed, there has no case Of failure ever
come vAsttnr knowledge. Being purely vegetable
they are peryecty safe, Mailed to order post paid
unon recEIpt of,Sl by DIR. ]. r. EREAGER, K
Baltimore, Nd
NAliberalsaiscount to Druggists. .S.
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DUBLIO SALE.-Will be sold pursuant.to
Il an ordar of the District Eonrt, at public aac-
tion to the last and highest sSSer' by the under
signed auctioneer, at.te d. tsidence of Thomas
G. Cheney, deceased, in. Bayou Chicot, about
miles from Wolf's store, on
Saturday, january 40, 1859,
the following described slaves, owned in community
between the heirs Of said deceased, viz:
q. Hannah, aged about SO years; G5
"a Dick aged about rs years; n
SlsA Marcelne, aged about % years; -A-L
iluu her three children, Celeste, aged years, Johh'
aged Is months and an infant.
Julia, aged about 10 years;
Florida aged about Is years; and her two children,
Mary Ellen, aged about years, and an infant.
Eycleen, aged about ID years;
Phoebe, aged about l3 years;
Esther, aged about II years;
Lucy aged about "a years,
Lewis, aged about As years;
Nelson aged about 40 years; 49,.
Polite or Hypolte aged about 40 years.
PAYABLE in one and two years from the day OF SAFE
Purchasers to give notes and approved personal 81
tnrity in solid0 to the satisfaction OF Henry -.
Garland, receiver as per judgment OF the Disat.'
Court, payable at the Office OF john n. Ming .alto
ney at Law at opelousas bearing PER ctn ta ,ena;n
specialy mortgaged until final payment OF pfins,pai
and interest. oAEAlAiE a. " I'm Iear.
Dec. 25, 1853 - Auolioa'ee''
GUCCEsSION 'SALE-Es,ate OF John
~ S. Barlow deceased. ,s,.. sor ,,,,
Nv virtue of an order of the District Court ior the
| Parish of Saint Landry, will lie sold by Robert
Benguerel, auctioneer, on .#
Thu s,,ay, January 13, 1859,
at Washington, the following described property
| belonging to said Estate, to wit:
ist A niece of land situated in the town %
Washington, containing one hall arpent lroh,, y,
about two arpcnts in depth, bounded BACK ny isu, m
Of Mrs Keller, front BY Moundyiiie sliga., I oh, m
side by the Methodist Church, and on the o.nai y:
land of, DejouX, together Win all 'he pu'i0''e
known as Barow's Livery Stable.
Secondly, large sorrel American Horse, y laTg y
Paw Horse; | small American Horse, s,'ili Ia.
American Horse, Creole Dun Horse, Anletleai
nmn Horse with fsstialo, black Cre1ie Horse,
Horse-cart, | slide seat Bnggy with Harness an
mile ! Bugry and Harness without top, pMss
and Harness with top, Buggy with top, l 1ao
mole and Harness, black Sow, and thfee piss,
sow in ucn lot of Oak posts, saddles ana ~ pr,ues
lot of Crockery and kitchen utensils sea al.
Bcddipe. / Wheel.barrow,, Shovei, l oom - ~
calf Double barrel gun, Silver Matsh, esc er,
TERMS AND CoSDIross ;-Ihe real hs.a'e &c sni, u,
credit of l. and years rom 1he uy y."dit -. r.,
II and that the other property De soiu ~ VI prcb,
nne and two years from the day OF SAFE. furGi. ,;
ars os tn rive approved personal security N soia
to the satisfaction of the administrator, 'He m a. A.
Estate TO remain specially mortgagea ui'' ~"
payment of principal and interest. ~ o;obt n,
,Ilsums to bear interest at the rate 9i eiu. r.
a cont ner annum from maturity, anu aii pu,ie'''@
of t,yeutv.fye dollars aud under payable CASH
I. St. Landry, Nov, 20, ls,,,1c lsss. administrator.
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ONEZINIE A. GUIDRY, Auctioneer and
~ Notary Public in and for the Parish of st. Lam
dry. Office at the Courthouse. .eg
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N e W S TO r N

fact every thing usually found in country store.
My assortment is large and complete, and can
assure my friends and the public generally, that
can supply their wants on the most reasonable
terms. And for cash pledge myself to sell cheap
as cheap can be-, will take pleasure in showing my
goods to any one, sale sale any thing that can
be turned into money in the New0rleans market
taken in exchange for goods.
Cotton Sugar and Molasses bought at market
rates. Call and see. f @ as
Washington La, Oct. l6, 1858. d q
R. S. WILKINS.
Opposite Steamboat Landing.
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MEDICAL NoTICE.-Dr: NAlIScoun' aaa
M accoucheur surgeon and dent dsntIs It's hsys uroesse s
manently settled in opeousas, oets 1enIrr' r,s "
lie viii exercise Ms nadeaEss asassy y ali
SHr Of that unfortunate depravty Oh n'sse Nom
Mea;ea advice given gratis to the poor on M
aays v and Fridays, from eight to nne oc'''A - -
.;,,o NEE Opeousas.
Nerii'i,i'r nj. Adophe Garrigues,
leviilon ~ layio,, O. A. Guidry,
Raymond Rim,
Agerin .Arceneaax.
onelonsas, August 20 1857. -------
C1pPTIGES AND HARNEss.-.Iihf
Undersigned keep constantly on hand rssT mststn ar,
Carriage hspssof in araer a 'v vh dispatch and
4 a. nwwiorkmanlike mannef;, ,-,,,c and HARNESS mad
ss- BuGGlEo' eo LA GIBBS & CLARK,
to order. , ,asc
lNtNBgoo ounces different marks 1sRR isf egp 5''
cheap, by
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MORNING.
NUMBER , 200.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


sFpQu I'VE p F'ON f17AlIII1os--1NIyl IN
fy who will send her address, to Mrs, Il,
( 70 stamps enclosed, will receiveiby return
Y. pformatien Of Importance to her. Woman
hyselt and bc happy.
20, 1858 I6isi@
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GT. MARY'SE ACADEMY Fer tB0YSs
NJ This Institution, lately established In tho tow4
of Opelousas, to bestow upon the boys and youthY
OF tile parish the Incompatible blessing OF a solid
education, will resume its duties on the 20th Of
Qrt0bcr. S B.,as,s, X NJ IA, s ,ss4 h, i.
Tie course Of instruction viii embrnce secS
branches as will he most useful to the pupils; the
utmost care will be paid TO their rapid Improvement
The best Teachers Will be selected; their Annbeg
will be Increased, to suit the Interesting number q
the studentss ,.s,.. 80 y S ..,s4,,,s ~.
The very great success at the Institution from M
of it, their nnconqucrblei determination p carry
out the noble work, are the best pledge they cAN
ohsr TO parents for the Improvement of thsit
For terms and other particulars, hppiy Va
| j. s8s,s ssi Rev. HILBERT RAYMOND. Z
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IT J. BEAUCHAMP, ,Auctioneer in and
- for the Parish ofSt Landry, will promptly at
tend to oil business conded to him. Office in ope-
lousas. March ~, 1858. .st5 70 alfN.
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g ID. ALLIS, Public Auctioneer for the
os Parish Of St. Landry. Office ut his store in
Washington. fisl is - it 7's Il
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& CARRIERE, Receiving,
~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants, WASH
ington. La. F eitaa fw,ft
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SAnES A.la13AUCTION.

SUCCESSIONI SALE-Will be sold at
~ public auction pursuant to an order d q.
trict Court, BY a duly licensed auction she
plantation of the late James Morgan, dec d, on
Tuesday, February 1, 1859, (
sne iollowng described propep gng to the
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ESDUCATION.-5The undersigned late OF
IL (,oelousas. has opened School for young
ladies In Vile Platte, at the residence OF ".
McDhyitt; ut which place she is prepared to receive
pupils, ~ rite ,W = rrnx,A
January 1858. .. =. III l.
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DIERRE GOSELIN, Cabinet Maker and
i Wheewright, offers his services to the public
at moderate prices for cash. "'
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/, EDUCATION.

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as =. ~ y I.s S'sS5 1919 q III,
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impartiuo Information arc 81 nv highest order,
The Scholastic year is divided into two sesssonss
twenty weeks each Y.
4, b4aru s, anu Iltion 70 5ne Engalxn soRs ~ ~
ssams sass;nr "asslcu's'on ato "a S2
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Music pisno cr Iiarp mar f,outh. u
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NTATION, !
| ID last resided, axx
{sh, containing .sEs.
Nl the buildings and
bod dwelling house,
kSkettles, ETC., negro
.ther out buildings,
q other crop, will be
din this Parish, ad-
sed, containing eight
{ pand, situated on
Af-iive acres of land,
w Bayou, back Of
Il. ii5& -5
il1Isix acres of land,
pu BUuf, adjoining
- Bayou in this
sE
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TOSEPH 4. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
= of Accounts, ETC., respectfully offers his SER
vices to the public suclt Orders left at A Mills
paugh's Bookstore, Washington, will be promptly
attended to. September Is. 1855.
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TOHN Il. KING, Attorney at Law, has re-
- moved to his new Office. corner of Landry and
Market streets, adjoining his residence and nearly
opposite the Clerks Office. May 1857. y, ia
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DOLCE JURY, Parish Of St. Landry.
j. AT meeting of the Police Jury, held on the
18th day of November 1858. ot y
On notion it was
Resolved, That meeting of the Jury to be held
on the Sd Monday Of January next (being the l7th
day of the month"; the amount of Taxes to be as
sessed and levied in the said Parish for the service
Of the prescut year, 1858, shall be fixed and de-
termined on. ...-.. ...-.-. ,5s
The following is an estimate Of the expenditures
that are reolred:
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HONyENT OF THE | NINA AuULATE
of Ilay CROSS respectfully announce to the public
that tile Classes viii be resumed In their Institution
on the goth Of October. 9 3tssg
Opelousas Octobcr2. 1897. sjssg
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G BUSINESS CARDS.

II q Z. F.-Sr. LANDRY LODGE No. 25,
L. fat 0pelousas every Saturday ,,sss.,u,
event. "A O'Clock. }. B. Lee, N. G; 8 "a
Ebert lit v. G;l c. II. Potter, Sec- SES@9
retary vs.. N. Ealer, Treasurer.
TIL is respectfully invited to attend.
OPP July 3, 1858.
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T .OUIS yAN.JlLI.E, Public Auctioneer
~ in and for the p{{Nish of St adry.
Opclousas, may 8, Ss-ly

r s.GAY, Notary Y, in and for the
LIE Parish Of st. Landry RS his services as
such, and hopes by strict after to business, to
meet with share of public patfseayc. srF
Office at his residence on Bayttt Bnuf Orders
left at the Postotce, Washington aat the store Of
J. j.. Morris, Big Cane at the store Of Akenhead
in Bayou Chicot, will be promptly attended to.
st. Landry, April s, lS5S.--iy Egr4 e5i3