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GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED :
S. GM.A.C CE.1N,E.'ss

For family and plantation sesaina
G. GAussoIA, agent for these inconparabIe ma.
chimes, is now in 0pelousas Samples Of these ma.
chimes may he seen ct the store ofNsy and Dupre.
Grover q BAKERs SEWING MACHINES ARE supE.
RfoR TO ALE oTHERs 81
ss The advantages claimed for this AacS;ne are
That IL makes stronger and hasa1souser eeann
than ismade BY hand, or by any other machine.
That i makes more elastic seam, which win
withstand the tests ear aud ssaszing ana iro,.;a
better than that made By aay other n,aejains.
That The speed at which it Is used is b;ohsr skaa,
and the poaoer required ID operate & s
len than that required by any other machine.
That u Is aeurly noiselsss ID its operations.
40 construction is more simple, and its a
bIliEy 10 disarrauge less than any other.
That i can be more qasieEty learned, more easily
kept u order, got ready use, and changed fro1
one quality Or rsgrada of suotk, than any other.
It's applicability To the entire ranpe of Family
sewlI1g- rern the inest and most delicate texture
go the heavier and coarssr faIries.
That IL uses thread or silk from the s,ool.
no ~ aindiDg shnttles or bobhins 10 fiu.
That Il finishes its WORK and fastens lie end !,
every seam; each il of III neirh.
sbor. 3 - '71..se's :.
N has no leather pad. NJ
1aclaila ten years age can work them with per.
feet ease. .ssF
The undersi gned Il also agent for the EARLE
Cotton jim onIding, Ragsley & suWapa Steam
Engines and Eav Nils. ',ss -
q q AUssoIN Aeant. .
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Anti-DypthcrEtic Remedy
For the cure and prevention Of sore
To THE PTYRY,m

I
rHyHE invariabe success which has attended
IL the use of this remedy i'll my hands, has in
duced me to place it within the reach of ALL By
its USE the disease which has struck terror to
heart, is stript of its danger--the mystery which
has heretofore surrounded it has been dissipated
and it comes like many other affections within the
truth Of the universal proverb, that for every dis
ease there is cure.a ~
l confidently say that the cure for Dyptheria
has been found and | now offer it to the public
with a guarantee for its success
This remedy is in form Of syrup or Solution and
in plls-smaif children will reality take the sy-
rnp and larger will ind but little taste in the
solution pills are taken with both as they are
partly composed ofthe remedy-the whole forming
a complete specific and certain cure for this poi
sonous mafady. Itnot only cures after it has ap-
peared, but prevents its extension, destroys its
violently contagious character and renders it har-
less even after it has entered family.
Many parents and other persons can ioyfnlly
testify to its merits and by its horror of the
disease has given place to an abiding confidence
in its cure.
Like all other new remedies it will have to fight
its way against prejudice and jeaiousy-but to the
Discerning public | say give it a fair trial and it
will need no other certificate than It's success.
Directions &c. will be found on the wrapper of
each vial-the syrup and pills are taken together
For sale by z. Z. Hehrard, and John Posey,
Druggists Opelousas and by all Druggists general
ly.
Agents wanted every where. Address C. A.
HARDY, at P. L. Hebrard or John Posey, Opelou-
sas La.
July 28th ls60-3m.
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aAY1yeARW RR0l3,ho
TX L. Mourisiing Remedy!
Invented and prepared by
p M A r. M a Y

YWyHE inventor of this new and invaluable rom
| IL edy has taken patents in Fran e, England
Scotland, Ireland, Belgium aud the Unitee
| States.
The most chronic constipation yields to the
tInyigorating Cruel; it must be taken twice
day, once in the morning and once in the evening
in th, shape of asoup.
The Cruel is pleasant food, and requires nc
particular diet; excltes the appetite, and acts
| fayoraby on the digestive organs, andcures more
OR less rapidly. but surely always. IN every dis,
| ease of the stomach, such as:
| Dyspepsia, Gasrstis Heartburn, Megrims, Sick
| Headache, Pains in the Stomache, Costive
ness, Vomiting, Chronic liafrhea, &c, &C.
! The Inyigt. grating Cruel is taken in different
ways; with broth-with salt or sweetened milk
with or without tho orange-Aower water. A
spoonful of it is sufficient, and should be put in
boiling milk and remain Is or 90 minutes.
VTo be ia zen morning and evening.
The use of P. Marmay's SANITARY CRUEL
has prodaced host salutary effects, which we
hasten ma le known to the public at large.
AR ng all its other good qualities, which are
'be higspy useful and benifcent 10 Wonen in The
re n kat' ''' N'0 'AA' ''' ''i'''
n@also improves positively the quality and in
creases the quantity of Milk Of Nurses.
No other kind of Food can be compared to it;
it may be administered without fear to the young
est children; it refreshes and strengthens them,
and preserves them against great many disea-
ses peculiar to their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend it to
every ia nily.
Every one pound paper of the SANITARY
CRUEL contains thirty-two portions for one
person. They all signed by P. MARMAY,
Inventor and Patentee.
For further particulars apply tthe General
Depot, No. Al Cont street, between Chartres and
Royal streets, New Orleans.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. RENAUD
TRABER, principal agent in the United States.
Depot in all the principal cities ofthe United
States.-In Opelousas at Messrs P. L. Hebrards
and John Posey's DrugStores.
March I7th 1860 -z .-.. e. .
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los. D. RICHARD, Gle
AN ORDINANCE
Concerning The Public Market Of The Torn Of
Opelousas. ez....

Concerning The Public Aarket Of taS Torn Of
Opelousas -zes-s=5
e. ARTICLE T. The Lot of Ground situated on the
West side Of the pui1ic square, and bounded on the
w est ~ Bayou lesson, South by part Of the same
lot owned by the Parish of ST. Landry, East by Mar
ket Street and North by part Of the same lot sold
to pitre and Young together with the Market House
thereon and the street in front thereof shall be and
hereby are declared to be the Market place, to be
designated as the Public Market of the Town of
f)ueIuusas, the Market House whereof shall be kept
open every day from day-light ia the morning until
4 o'uledk P. N.
Aar 1.-THE Market place ehalf be kept clean
and in good order, and the Market House shall be
furnished with stalls benches blocks and such other
things as may be necessary for the convenience Of
those vending therein in such manner as the Board
Of said Town shall direct.
Arr. uI-No person shall be permitted to sel or
offer for sale on the said Market place any spituous
intoxicating iiqnors under the penalty OF f'ne
Of twenty-five dollars and forfeit OF all liquors so
offered for sale.
Arr. W-sAlI fresh meats, such as fresh peel,
pork or mutton, and such things, shall De exposed
for sale ID the Market House. aud not hawked about
the streets under penalty Of forfeiture Of the article
and a fie af 1--WE dollars Provided, however, that
after ten O'Clock Al M. meats that have been thus
exposed for sale ia the Public Aarket House mar be
sselds III tha strssts nr III ether places.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF oPRLoUSAs.
Preparatorv School for the Academies
Of the Union.

Entire Religious and Political Tolerance"
| DEPARrMEErs:
| C. Z, DuRAND.s Principal: Professor Of Esencl
/, Latin, H;storu and Mathematics.
| J.. N. JAcksos, Professor Of English, Geon'stry
Geography and Waaius
g0MDg9RQW RQW9e
Boarding by the year, $40 90
Day Scholars by the year. 40 90
- !" by the month, i 90
/. FURshURE. -.=
Hss!steal, Mattrass, Pillow, by the quarter 81 90
Washing by the month, SO
The students are expected to furnish their lights
and their wood during the winter.
There will be two public semi-annnal examina-
tions during each year.
The Scholastic year is composed OF IL months,
including the month Of vacation.
The reductions in case of sickness or other cau-
ses independent Of the wilI will always be accor-
dsd 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 at their option to choos6,. Rir me-
dical attendant.
pair of shoes, % pair sheets, tn
2 summer paletors, table towels, zen
winter ditto, toilet ditto, en- hm
2 Summer pantaloons, chamber, e.
2 winter ditto, lwash- bowl, comb and
shirts, tooth brush,
2 cravats, coat brush, l looking
2 vests, glass,
4 pair socks, 2shoe brushes,
2 Blankets, 8 pocket handkerchiefs
l Mosquito bar, l candlestick.
Opelousas, March 18th, 1659.-1y.
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Point aux LosaI,s Springs.

ASS## THE underssned takes this mode of notifying
the public that In Just Improved this Estab-
lishment and readiness to receive all
those whose pleasure it be to seek the above
as place of pleasure and recreation, well as
kcss who be mpeied from indsposiiisn have
Y them for the remedial waters These Springs
ars situated on the Bayou des Canes distant about 81 miles
Of the ToWnof Gpeiousa Among the numerous
there 20 be faund, may be had such found
abosnaang with sulphnr end preparations of ron The
afe abundant. and instance three Of
ofsn large basin which apsds magnificent bathing
every hour which certainly calculated to add
much 10 Al the distance ise hundred yards
from the principal bathing place there m besides this another
q tufnahsd with abundant the coldnes
of Waach can almost be compared to that of ice.
~ announcing opening of his Establishment the under
gnsa soss not Pretend to the to the public
watering place. fDe dressing may be
hinitsd with the other general His object
on the contrary 10 the afflicted through
which may health The
remedial agency Of these the relief
y snf cntaneous erupons, from past
reuces now stands uneurtr tradicfed. - asa =
eanitshment consists Of comfortable dwellings, with
furniture which may required Il such
and the she will be always amply furnished with what
ever sdihes may best suit the tastes Of
sxcesnt pasture ID horses may kept safety will
g e Of such may desire well corn,
iaEEs hnuss has just been ssecied containing billiard
ads eng nar He supplied with sgrops and other refresh
msnts for ladies' and geufenasn. 85 tfESi
The charges Of undersigned will be moderate and he
that onsy be satisfied with the
which receive, but that they will be
ao equally eou.ensed with thc degree ofheaIh which they
may obtain from tho of The waters Of Che diff
rent spriHgs. ssgSz
N MAY 5tf, 1850 -sSs"f-.s,, - -
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Plantation and Lands for Sale.
WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE
"a CERTAIN
A SUGAR PLANTATION,

situated IN the Parish of St. Lam
dry, o. The East side of Bayou groeant or
Teche, bounded above By lands belonging to
Mndd and beloWsby lands belonging to Terr-
Al. having about Is arpents % said Bayou
Croeant, with depth Of about 40 arpents,
more or less, containing seven hundred and
eighteen arpentss moro On. less in superficial
extent, together with all the buildings aud
improvements thereon also certain
szslgs q CT @R AAYma
known as the Thompson Tract, situated in
saiid Parish Of St. Landry, ON the West side
'of Bayou Croeant or Tache, having front
thereon dc fourteen arpents, by an irregular
depth bounded On the upper line By lands
belonging to Thos. b Knox and ri Prudhomme,
On the lower Iine d. lands belonging to, or
known as the Nugent Tract, and On the back
lines Of lands balnnging to Tho~ I. Lewis,
being nearly opposite othe said sugar Plan
33ta1ion, and containing AS arpenIa. more Of
less. g.
IF t. For terms sud eonditions apply 10
John u. uslev, AGENT Of Richard MeAll,
pariiaIs of Ascension. or to B. A1cAn himself
u miles aho7e Donal ldsoaviilIs.
February 1ath. 1860 ~
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d kR s.

a % II he heantlfl and llghl
- ID dranght Steamer, MINNIE
so IlEnRY HusBAsD
during the law altar season, aka The
place ef the regular New 0rleans Par ket Silver
Heals and leave Wash ton, every ednesday
at, Ia o'clock A. III and New 0rleans. every M
tnrdaY III s o'cinrk ri sa {.
] lhs public can rely na The punet ~ cf tnit
heat and on zhe ef her remaining id the
trafle during sha low water season, iur which sle
81 welt fitted The Iafes slIaII be ths
saarle as thoss o9 other huatss id the
For fseight or Eassags applY on board ycr e
John Mel Cor1nick, 0pelossas,# ~ n Jea.l lRte
Schmidt Eagia Hotel, WashIngf ~
Il Wishing July Ist 1860.
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7sell gcteretep z4,rfstgs.

FHyH1S delightful watering place, situated in the
n Parish Of st. Landry, in beautiful rolling
Pine Woods, distant about 36 miles from Opelousas,
will be opened on the fifteenth Of June next, for the
reception of Visitors.
These springs are favorahly known among the
people of the surrounding Parishes as mineral
waters of great efficacy in chronic diseases OF va
rious kinds-their mineral virtues having been
tested by iununerabie cures they have performed.
This Establishment is now undergoing tho
rough repair and several new family houses are in
construction and the plan will afford ample room
for 200 visitors this season.
The services Of our excellent cook (Sylvester
well known by many of my visitors) good stew
ard and polite and attentive servants have been
secured, and fine band of music headed by Tosi
the celebrated Italian Vioinist is also engaged for
theseasnn. 4
Two lines Of Omnibuses will run between Ope-
lousas and the Springs twice week regularly
Persons visiting the above Establishment may
have their letters and papers directed to- e Vile
Plate, Bell Cheney spgs. and they will receive
them twice week.
Hoard and Lodging per week, 5 10000
= :. day q 200
B Children ard Servants half price
a Horses der day, s1.o0
e. PATIN, Proprietor.
55S Gnolnussr Afa.y skL Yse0
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ST. MiRY'S ACADEMY,
-. :rot 8o1,ss.
0pelousas. st. Landry, La.

FHSHIs Institution, lately established in the town
L. ofOpelousas, to bestow upon the boys and
youths of the Parish the Incompatible blessing ol
solid education, will resume its duties on the
Goth of October.
The course 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 selected their num-
ber will be increased to suit the increasing number
of the students.
The very great success of the Institution from
the beginning, the long experience Of those at the
mead Of 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. 4ys.5f.s.s.ss
For terms and other particulars apply to
Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND.
OpeIcusas September 25th 1855
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Gollnrnt anti Ara1fup
OF THE
immaculate Conception.

Opetousss, 81. Laaaa7y, La.
YHyHIS Institution, under the care of the Sisters
II of Holy Cross, is located in the town of
Dpelousas, La, in most beautiful All healthy s-
the he play piay.grounds gro Delightfully."- shaded s
The course ofinstruct1on is most extensive, en-
bracing French. English and all the useful and or
namental branches taught in the best Institutions
of America OF Europe.
To encourage education, the most moderate
terms have been adopted:
For board and tuition, $1oo, per scholastic year
of ten months, payable in two equal instalments,
and in advance. -
Day scholars will pay $50, or $40, per scholastic
year, according to the classes they will attend,
also in two equal payments, and in advance.
Books and Stationary, Music and Drawing, for
such as will learn them, are charged extra.
Forfurther particulars, apply to SISTER MARY
G. RAYMOND, Rector of the Catholic Church.
Opelousas, March 1Oth.IS60-1y.
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-. puHbzsHEnr on ,sArunpAr BY
JOEL III. SlND0z q WILLIAM Il. SPENCER.

Subscription,for one year, payable in advance
three dollars if paid at the end of the year, foul
dollars. No subscription will be received for a
period less thaa one year. a subscriber wishing
to discontinue, must give written notice to that eff
feet, and settle up all arrearages. ;.
Advertising g:-AdVertisemen will be inserted
at cents per line for each and every publication.
4 liberal discount will be made for yearly and
standing advertise nents n
ALI the advertisements willsbs inserted infranch
and english until the editor shall Judge lt~conve-
nient to discontinue the publication
No advertisement Or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages are paid, unless at the OPP
tion OF the publisher. aEa assz .zzss3ss s..,
No electiontiekets or other Jobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them 70 be print
ed is a responsible person. :''@ y zt.
Ten dollars in advance will invariably be re-
ouIred for the announcement Of candidates proffice
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Lumber! Lumnber!!

FWHE undersigned having improvedsand
H. transported his saw-Mill tive miles Of
Barrels Landing, on Bayou Courtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity Of lumber, Of
any length, up to ~ feet. Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill or at Barry g
Landing, and large bills filed at moderate
prices. @: CHS. CLOSE.
St. Landry, Nov. Goth, 1858.
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GoULIING D & sENlII.

AaANuFAcTuRERs 0FsTATIpHAHy AND ppRrARIr
81 sTHAM EaeiNEs HoILEa Enn III Ag,~ asIIls Sputh.
/ ern agencY at NeyE ain street.
.# Drslousas, La
MILE N liossoIr AGENT.
] d. GoUSspIN wit lake pless,rs Id aiyins
gines any information on the subject and viii hold
hiuaaslf dness ~ furnish engines, from q
90 horse roMer at New 0rleass prices also eirc,i.
Iar saly-nIlIs md the ceIe brated Eagle Gotten
Gins 3
Planters wishing 81 adapt sieagsl power ID their
gins find II u their advantage ID calI ID Me-.
GonssninsN be- Nlli 10 those
them dDiIers and III complete, on 10 favorable
terms 81 Grey can be bought II ID The city III New
#0rieanE.
y DpeIoi.sas, Jane 16tIs, 1850. II.
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O.

KKME nadersss ssneds hay ing antered Into d copart.
neEship ssssder tae sIale GGheuis 8 RiseHie, I'll
The ioca aflngs buying and sci.
lirag lands oI commission, will attend with care
and panetualify to All business placed ii theil
hands asssss s4 sss
They hope, shrnagh a. acquaintance With the
enuntsy u to blsiness, ard faithfn
diseharge of their duty, 70 merit and obtain pub.
Iic patronage. #S
Fashiinz %. 81
| - r.. q. CEIEVIS 81
Junu WI - b. 3. EgTEHIE
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4 WeH improved Farm.

:" are authorized to sell property situated
wv in Church Prairie, about. three miles from
opeIousas and equally distant from Washington,
consisting Of 17 As OF which are under fence.
The improvements are complete and make Of
the place comfortable residence.
Wood land near by can be purchased with or
without it. DUPRE & GARLAND.
Opeousas May 18th, 1860.
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HORSE BREAKING.

- THE undersigned viii tame
TT ~ and gentle both wild and spoiled
si horses making them 60 quietly
and kindly either under the saddle or in4har-
ness he will ride or drive any horse which
may be brought to him free Of charge.
He will break horses of all bad tricks, and
guarantee them to 60 kindly any where at
the following prices: e. j.. .5sz=..s. .t..z
% Fer apoiled horses az 10 each
@S g. Wild 5 each.
z..s. .5..- G.B. MILLER.
June 23rd, 1eG0-tf
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DR. .. .yA. McMILLAM, Washington, NJ
DRII q g,T b

HE under signed hereby Inform then
~ friends and the % seaeral that they
4& have Just received i fresh and canaiderable
aassofts1ent of Drugs and Medicines d aso aints
PgrfamerY of all kinds. &c.
3 Tisey are AGENTS for The sale of large quantity
of Patent Meaicines, HE most popular.
A I0tTAILLIER " CO.
a nril g fSsg isg5 nv WashiI1aton Ta
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,
ssEelsesg

TEE subscriber takes this
method Of ffsiln inffo forming thep public
|. that he has on hand, and i
daily rnanufa featuring alll kinds of Saddles.
Harnesses, Brides and other sush articIss
usual kapt LII hia line of trade, I'D Min
street, nearly opposite KauHmaa store u
sOpelcusas, where the public can 6nd q I'll
times, from d low price saddale or harness To
the finest that can She made a the State =
call Iii soli as ie III eternined please
gboth Id price and qualiity of work
GED gJIFllR
elansas. July I6th,
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PTAMos, HAanHou1JnEs. &c

Al ELANDRhIN, No:44, Cont Street, between Char
and Royal New Orleans. has just received
Of Pianos directly from the of
Al Deban Of Pas patented contractor Of a the Courso
Europe South Dehain has sereraI
msaasef the Erpesttions Of LoDdon and Hew Yor
dissrs Pianos o hs own All the Pianos that
his expressly made and improved
and recognized ursps being
rior. to Ali others. ssss s5 8$s sS
tain the superiority ofthe Pianos and Harno
NUNS that he has just reeered omte abeye named onse
Harng been Foreman mandatory Mr. Debain, Mr.
Fanarain thoroughly the superiority of these
atl.s STATE be will euatent himself small profit the
sae af The same will guarantee them. Besides, he will
tune and repair them. US FL gxgsE5#
s55 sS 81 piame NIecamEqne. sss
This definitely vanquhed all and
prsIudicss the double advantage Of uen tie
with ordinary key for artists and for
upon which artist execute the most piece
Of music Mr. Fandran eil with tsss mechan
Of this instrument and Will repair them perfectly
Ss& Doc adY
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COMMERCIAL C0-PARTNERSHIP.

COMM MERCIAL C0-PARTNERSHIP.
JOSEPH BLOCH, SOL FlBsBEkG&. S E. LOEB
FMVHE undersigned entered into COM
IL mercial o-partnersbip. ON the LIST of
March 1860, for the purpose of carrying on
general Dry Good Business in Opelousas.
They tender their services to the public
at the Brick Store, heretofore occupied by
Firnberg & Kaufman and the Patriot Of
fee Their stock will soon be complete
and customers shall not complain at prices.
BLOCH, FIRNBERG eco.
OpelOusas March nrd 1870
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~ d T AC E .

Y1yHE undersigned respectfully requests thoas
n who are indebted to him either for Clock or
watch repairs for the sale ewelry OF otherwise,
to come forward and settle without deiay if .hey
wish to avoid cos;s.
He takes this opportunity to inform his friends
and the pubiia in general that from and after this
date he can neither work nor sell upon any other
cond tions than FOR CASH.
Mar. 1850 - F.DELARUE.
Corner Main and ReIievua Ona,o,. as
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FOR SALE.

.VHSHE undersigned offers tor sale his house and
n lot situated in the Town Of 0pelousas. The
house is large and well constructed and nearly new,
together with a new kitchen, servants room, good
well, in short very comfortable residence. in a
retired place. and yet near the centre of the town.
!, For further particular apply to the undersigned.
r. PEFFERKORN
nn.1one..s M,Ycb II or 1854
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E. HI. SMITH, sessreyos'
IN and for the Parish Of St. Lnaadry.
O. All orders left at S. J. Barry's in
Grand Coteau, promptly attended to.
June 23d 1861
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We V0R TgH Rs

! We VgEWgEEAe
attorney and Counselor at Lav
Office, IN Washington. La.
MDEING permanently located in Wash.
I'D ington, will attend promptly to any
professional business coufded to him in the
courts of st. Landry and neighboring Par
ishes
Opelousas, June 23rd, 186O.-ly.