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NUMBER 191.
MISCELLANEOUS
CRESCENT CITY GALL cry.

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WE ALL follow interest in spite Of vain ak,
And to those who deal fairly, to them We shonld
walk,
Now, yoa who want Pictures, both cheapaL first
rate,
Bring your dimes to sAITTH's Gallery, Cyou don't
haye to wait)
He fears no otjsG latition from OF the other,
But looks upon each as a egend and a brothers
He cares not for show puinug, nor blowing,
Mock sorees, or CANNON, assuTediy knowinss--
That he makes the trade, who gives most for flis-
cash;
The people care nothing about any grand splash.
Now, all who want Pictures, large small,
Should. without more delay, Mr.. Smith call
The Court House. you know, just over the way,
Examine his Pictures-we Endw what you11f say
The best in the city, and cannot be beat
In finish or price-and by way Of treat,
To Ladies and Families he lessons his pay
Come along, friends, don't neglect it a day.
sepI6-6m
IN B.RLzsS NO. j O.sKUsIE RECEIVED
dec1O soREEsoN s co.
RE.aR U.EK''S CO.RL OFK GYMS 4
A-M superior to anything in use for Wagous pug
gies, omnibuses, trucks, carts. 1t combines
with the greasy nature of taIow ali he blandness
of oil, aud keeps the aasies cool an clean. For
cheapness it is unsurpassed. For sale by
no2 e. S. BABCOJK.
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK

IMPURIANI To IHE loIOk.
KAR e. ERUENPUTSCH, GERMAN AND
LIZ American Eclectic Physician, having estab-
lished office in this place, respectfully calls the
attention of the public that he cures external and
internal diseases inveterate evils of any kind
in the most approved manner, wherever cure is
possible.
DIR. L. offers to discover and judge every inward
disease by examining the pulse the water.
Office, Sycamore street, between Third and Fourth
nov23- 1md&w
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AMERICAN as. ENGLISH IRoN.-The supe-
riority of English over American railroad
iron used to be urged as settled matter,
but now the current of opinion has settled
the other way. The Superintendent of the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, in Mis-
souri,, says in his report:
With the exception of about thirty miles
at the eastern end, the entire road is laid of
the best American iron, and so far shows
very little signs of wear. On the entire
line not more than twenty bars have been
removed as unfit for use in the main track,
and not more than one or two bars per mile,
of the American iron shows any signs of
lamination. More failures have occurred in
the English rail, but owing to the elastic
character of the road bed, the iron wears
very much longer than on road made
solid with rock ballast, especially where the
foundation is also rocky.
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KAITKDE.N'D NO TEGR THE
A& Stockholders in the Evansville Branch of the
Bank of the State of Indiana, hereby notified
that dividend of five per cent. has been declared
from the profits of the six months ending Dec 81,
payable on demand.
SAMUEL BAYARD CasLisv
January 18th, 1860. Std
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MeEg ~ ROOHS.-.N.E ~ .HESCEL IL
% LANES BY CHAS. KINGSLEY
Look at Home in 1860; A tale from the Annals
of the Poor. splendid book, and true.
Tom Browns Schooldays at Rugby. Illustrated
with designs by Mead.
Tale of Two Cities. BY Chas. Dickens
Goethe's Correspondence with a Child. At
doc30 DOBELL & CONYNGTON'S.
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RD OLP NUS W.4GE.V-ER, Esn-
S-A BRELLA MAKER AND TURNER,
First street, between Vine and Division streets,
kesps constantly hand a full assortment of Para
soils, Umbrellas Walking Canes &c, and sells them
at the lowest prices. Repairing done at short no
tice ard in the best manner. All turner's work
promptly done. myl0-6m
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CHRISTMAS IS COMINGl
G.N-D PERSONS EsESHE.S~GF TO
@-A purchase nice presents, will do well TO call
at S. HEALYS, where they wi find nice assort-
ment of Christmas and New Year Books, from 3
cents to SIS. Also Writing Cases and Work Boxes
Qec22 j. lIEALY.
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SIS Is9s3I e Il 1As.Y y K11g SsO .x3T I2
& cents per pound.
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~ II. FIgFCH, .gRCHFTEC7T .g.V.E3
a. SUPERINTENDENT, CRESCENT CITY
BANK BUILDINGS, EVANSVILLE, IsD.
Plans, Specifications, Detailed Drawings and Es-
Inmates of Public and Private Buildings, Stores
and Churches will be carefully prepared and satis
faction guaranteed He solicits the patronage of
tho citizens of Evansville and Vicinity. mar5-3m
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~ AND DRUGGISTS.
We are regularly receiving additions to stock
of DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILs,
VARNIsnEs, PERFUMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES,
which we are prepared to offer to the trade
good terms as be pr-ohased in Cincinnati, Lou
isville, or St. Louis.
We have in store 10 tons of EXTRA PURE WHITE
LEAD in kegs of % lbs, 80 lbs, and 100 lbs, which
we are selling the trade manufacturers prices.
KELLER & WHITE,
No. 80 Main street.
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Attachment before G..
w. Mcbride, Citv Record
er and ex-officio J. p.
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1IoUsAs PARISH OF ST. LANDRY (ousiana) r4th
Point aux LOups 1ssfEtss sftsRs sEs Is.

AA THE undersigned takes this mode of notifying
the public that he has just improved this Estab-
ishment and is in readiness receive all
those whose leasure it may be to seek the above
as place Of ,asure and recreation. we'll
those VIII may be mpeed f ndpostien have
10 them Tor the remedial agency These Springs
are situated on the Bayou des Can distant about miles
Southwest of the Town of Opeotas. Among the
springs There to be found, may te had such found
l'aponohs with Sulphur and preparations of Iron. The
springs are very abundant, and tance three of the
form large basin which affords magnificent bathing
place. The waters of the said basin be entirely renewed
every hour. which certainly calculated add
from the bathing place there besides this another
heh IS FURNISHED with abundant water the GOODNESS
OF which cau almost he compared to that of ice.
IN announcing the opening Of his Establishment the
gned does not pretend to cer the the public as
shohatie watering place, where fine dressing may be
on me contrary IS to offer the afflicted through
'ch shattered constitution be restored health, The
ee1ai agency of these the relief and
in he 'naHen cure OF cutaneous erupton from past
rence, now stands ontrad;cteh.
ne establishment consists of comfortable eines with
a me furniture which maybe required such
place. and the table Will be always amply furnished with
ever edibes best to suit the of visitors.
excellent pasture which horses with aicty will
be the disposition of such mag desire it, we'll corn
fodder, &c.
large house has Just been erected. containing billiard
table and bar well supplied with syrops and other refresh
ments for ladies and gentlemen
The charges Of the undersigned will moderate. he
iees satisfied that his visitors will not only be satisfied with the
accommodations which they receive but thev will
also equally conened with the degree oheath which they
may obtain from the healhu of the waters the dc
rent Springs.
ANTOINE CART.
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&A1LSReAAADW CIR WDMaa
TX. L. Mourishing Remedy!
Invented and prepared by
p. M A r n. A Y

FE7HE inventor ofthis new and invaluable rem
=, i; ed',has taken patents in Fran e. England
sg,Ilar.a, Ireland, Belgium and the United
/ The ,~ost chronic constipation yields to the
lsHgorating Cruel; it must be taken twice Il
day, once in the morning and once in the evenine
la tn, shape of soup.
10 The Cruel is pleasant food, and requires no
particular diet; it excites the appetite, and acts
favorably on the digestive organs, and cures moro
or less rapidly, but surely always, in eycry dis ;
ease of the stomach, such as:
Dyspepsia, Gastritjs. Heartburn, Megrims, Sick
Headache. Pains in the Stomache. Costive
ness, Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea, &c., &c.
The nvigora1iag Cruel is taken in different
ways; with broth-with salt or swectened milk
with or without the orange-fower water. A
spoonful ofit is sufficient, and should be put in
boiling milk and remain Is or20 minutes.
Dr To be taken morning and evening.
The use of P. Marmay's SANITARY CRUEL
has produced most salutary effects, which we
hasten to make known to the public at large.
Among ell its other good qualities which are
universally acknowledged. it has been found to
be highly useful and beniicent 10 Women in the
state of Pregnancy, and that it facilitates their
delivery.
I, also improves positively the quality and in
creases the quantity of Mix of Nurses. .5
No other kind Of Food Can be compared to it;
itmay be administered without fear to the youne
est children; it refreshes and strengthens them.
and preserves them against great many disea-
ses peculiar to their age. W. :
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 are all lsignod by P. MARMAY,
Inventor and Patentee
For further particulars apply atlhe General
Depot, No. "A Cont street. between Chartres and
Royal streets, New Orleans.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by A. RENAUD
TRADER, principal agent in the United States.
Depot in all the principal cities of the United
States.-In Opelousas at Messrs P. L. Hebrards
and John Posey's DrugStores.
March 18th, 1860.
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May 5th, ls6!
Sell Gnrarrp =rrtug9.

VkSHIs delightful watering place, situated in the
T. Parish of St. Landry. in beautiful rolling
Pine Woods, distant about Sc miles from OpeIousas
will be opened on the fifteenth Of June next for the
reception of Visitors.
These springs are favorably known among the
people of the surrounding Parishes as mineral
waters of great efficacy in chronic diseases Of va
ricns kinds-their mineral virtues having been
tested by iunumerabIe cures they have performed.
This Establishment is now undergoing a tho
rough repair and several new family houses are in
construction and the plan will afford ample room
for 200 visitors this season. . o.
The services of our excellent cook (Sylvester
well known by many ofmy visitors) good stew
ard and polite and attentive servants have been
secured, and fine band Of music headed by Iosi
the celebrated Italian Vlonist is also engaged for
the season.
Two lines Of Omnibuses will run between Cpe-
lousas and the Springs twice week regularly.
Persons visiting the above Establishment may
have their letters and papers directed to "Vi]le
Plate, Bell Cheney spgs. and they will receive
them twice week
Board and Lodging per week, s 10000
's 4" S e day 200
Children and Servants half price 4.5ss
Horses der day., 500
E. PATIN, Proprietor.
Opelousas, May 5th, 1860.
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VOL, 8.
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PUBLISHED Ed oN sATpEpAY BY -.
JOEL H. SANDGZ L. WIhLIAM H. SPENCER.
IS ; 81. e 8-.lg 8 Z n, Z Z
CONDITIONS

-ezt@ g..s CONDITIONS. ~ A g..
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 q
period less than one year. A subscriber wishing
to discontinue, must give rre notice to that et-
feet, and settle up Al larrearages. - e.
...aayetising Advertisements. will be inserted
at $ cents per line for each and every publication
a liberal discount will be made for yearly and
standing advertisements. f
All the advertisements viii be inserted in french
and english until the editor shall Judge it conye-
nient to discontinue the publication. - +
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the op-
tion of the publisher.
No cleo tion tickets or other jobsprinted without
the money or the ordering them 70 be print.
ed is d responsible person. t5f}f$ E5@ sS.S Il
Ten dollars in advance will Invariably be re-
onred for the announcement ofcanaidates for Office
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ST. MlRY'S ACADEMY,
.Tor 2sops.
0peloasas, st. Landry, La

FHNHIs Institution lately established in the towr
L of Opeousas, to bestow upon the boys anc
youths of the Parish the incomparab!. blessing O.
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; tbs
utmost care will be paid to their rapid improve.
ment.
The best Teachers will be selected; their num-
Der 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.
For terms and other particulars apply to
Rev GILBERT RAYMOND.
Opelousas SeDternher o5th 1888
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Gonofnt aHu asaosup
OF THE
Immaculate COnceDtiuHa.

.. Opelousas, St. Landry, .La
YEvHIS Institution, under the care of the Sisters
u of Holy Cross, is located in the town ot
Opelousas, La in most beautiful. an healthy ST.
tnation, the buildings are large and commodious;
the Fairgrounds delightfully."- shaded. 8. :
The course ofinstructlon is most extensive, en-
bracing French English, and all the useful and or
namenta branches taught in the best Institutions
of America or Europe.
To encourage education. the most moderate
terms have been adopted: ID. .ts.-s.u a. =
:, For board and tuition, 500, per scholastic year
of ten months, payable in two equal instalments,
and in advance. = =
n 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. : -
For further particulars, apply to SISTER MARY
G. RAYMOND, Rector Of the Catholic Church
Opelousas, March 10th, ls6o.-1y. . ..ass.
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~ % Il 4 g. n !.

YEyHE undersigned respectfully requests those
u who are indebted to him either for Clock or
watch repairs for the sale of jewery or otherwise
to come forward and settle without delay if,hey
wish to avoid costs.
He takes this opportunity to inform his friends
and the public in general that from and after this
date he can neither work nor sell upon any other
cond tions than FOR CASH.
Mar. 1890 Es F. DELARUE.
Corner Main and Bellevue. Opelousas
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

II SHE undersigned having taken he large brick
IL buildings opposite & v Roy's old Store,
Main Street. Opeiousas, has just arrived from New
Orlea ms with COMPLETE assortment of House.
hold Furniture of all kinds and prices, comprising
MAHOGANY BEpsrEADs AND ARMolRs;
BLEck WALNUT : 's -
TABLES, marble tops and others;
SoFAs, BUnEAux;
SiDEBoARDs, WAsHsrANDs;
RocKING-cHaINs, CHAIRS ta@
and many other articles suitable for families,
bachelors, public houses &C., the enumeration of
which would be too tedious.
Owing to the importance Of his purshases and
other considerations, he is now enabled to sell his
Furniture as low as it can be got from New
Orleans. ~ ass z#s5=5.r.zzs s=-,z=,u u
He takes this opportunity to inform his friends,
and the public in general that he will continue to
new articles for any old which may be repaired.
4; Hoping to inertia share Of the public patronage,
he. invites ladies and gentlemen TO come and ex-
anime his stock of furniture.
= E4r& - + A
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Waken up as am Estray,

MDY the undersi gned, at Gros Chevreuil,
I'D in the Parish of St. Landry, on the
plantation formerly belonging to Jacques Ar
maud, a sorrel marc mule, blaze face, aged
about 8 years, gentle in harness and under
the saddle, carrying q bell and branded on the
left thigh about thus CIR
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take the
mule away, otherwise she will be disposed Of
according to law.
AURELE ARNAUD.
Gros Chevreuil june 23rd, 1860. 29-5t
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Lumber! Lulplber!g

TE ME undersigned having improved and
Ill transported his Saw-Mill two miles Of
Barrels Landing, on Bayou Courtableau, is
now ready to saw any quantity of lumber, OF
any length, mp to AZ feet. Lumber will be
delivered either at his mill or at Barry 8
Landing, and large bills filed at moderate
prices. CHS. CLOSE.
St. Landry, Nov. goth, 1858.
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NEGRO Dogs.

T@Sl1E undersigned has pack of excellent
- negro dogs, and offers his services to
the public for catching runaway negroes.
All orders left, at the Courier Office or with
the undersigned at Michel Bourdelon's, in
Prairie Basse, will be promptly attended to.
j. W. HORTON.
Opelousas, June 23rd, 1S6O,-6m.
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1ufs7 VI cEh1'7W
Oh EIIg SUGAR PLANTATION

A@3 situated IN the Parish of St. Lam
dry, on the East side of Bayou Crocant OR
Teche, bounded above by lands belonging to
Mudd, and below by lands belonging to Terr-
el having about Is arpents 90 said Bayou
Crocant, with depth Of about 40 arpents,
more or less, containing seven hundred and
eighteen arpents more or less in superficial
extent, together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon Also certain
9RA99 on AIaA1Da
known as the Thompson Tract, situated in
said Parish of st, Landry, on the West side
Of Bayou Croeant or Teche, having a front
thereon of fourteen arpents, by an irregular
depth bounded, on the upper line by lands
belonging to Thos 3. Knox and Prudhomme,
on the lower line of lands belonging to, or
known as the Nugent Tract, and on the back
lines Of lands belonging to Tbce ri. Lewis,
being nearly opposite to the said Sugar Plan
tation, and containing 42s arpents, more or
less.
10 For terms and conditions, apply to
John H. Ilsley, agent of Richard McAll,
Parish of Ascension, or to R. McAll himself
miles above Donaldsonville.
February 18th. 196O.-tf
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,H'ss FAX PAYERS.

= 3 |VHE Tax Roll of the town of Opelousag,
= for the year 1850, is now complete
and can be examined at the Sheriff's Office,
at the Court House, during the legal DELAY,
at the expiration of which it will be placed in
the hands of the town Collector for collection.
JAMES RAY, President
Qpelousas. June 23rd, 1860
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LOW WATER ARRANGEMENTS.
The beautiful and Tia

| 4 e@GA = - Fbe beautiful and .lighl
s.sz@=kAs p draughtg Steamer, MIME
ess2ass:=:.zss<zsaZs ss2as=zss<zs.sZ sofa, c. c. PIcKET Master
will during the low water season, take the place
of the regular New Orleans Packet Silver Heels,
and eave4 Washington, every Wednesday at, 10
O'clock 4: II. and New Orleans, every Saturday
at O'Clock P. NJ.
Five barges will be kept constantly in readiness
to transport freight from the small bayous to the
Minnesota. ;.sag!ss.ss ..,r.r 10: .ss=
The public can rely on the punctuality Of this
beat, and on the certainty OF her remaining in the
trade during the low water season, for which she
is we'll fitted. The rates for freight shalt be the
same as those Of other boats in the trade.
For freight passage, apply on board, OF to
Pitre g. Corei|. Washington, La. rG.@
June 9th 1880 .. : So 70 "a zs}--Eztt
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For sale at private sale.

a we'll improved Cotton Plantation, situated
IA on PIaquemine Ridge, about miles from the
twenty superficial arpents, with the growing crop,
as also IS slaves thereto attached, work stock,
cattle, etc.
The same will be sold on such conditions as will
suit purchaser.
For particulars, apply at the Office of the Ope~
lonsas Courier. May 26th 1860
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WAglHIM GIT ON lEIO ID d,

WYASlHIMGq ON {HLOTF5E3 lIEo
III HsHE above popular stand has again been re-
u opened by the Undersigned.
1t lis the most conveniently located house in the
town of Washington, with large and airy rooms,
newly fitted up. ,,.3 .E.. sf.
The Accommodations will ever be the best that
the country can supply at the following prices:
Board and lodging per month, S 1900
!" without $, s.. g q 1900
Ct and !. ts week eco
=" day e $50
Dr Attached to the Hotel is large and CON-
modous stable, well supplied with corn, hay and
fodder, where horses will be taken care of at the
following rates
Per week, S 300
Per day, sSs 1,5o
8 Elegant buggies and fine saddle horses shall al
wavs be kept in readiness by s
= Washington May 5th, 1sso.--tf. ,ft .,'.1.
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COMMERCIAL CO-PARTNERSHlP.
JOSEPH BLOCH, S0L. FlRNBERG& s.. \. E. LOEB
gWyHE undersigned entered into COM
r III mercial partnership, On the 1st Of
March 1860, for the purpose of carrying on
general Dry Good Business in Opelousae,
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 SEQ.
Opelousas, March 3rd, 1860.
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N ID i C.E !.

seh reg h gold watch, English case case golden dial
been stolen from. house IN the Town Of Opelou-
sas. This wateh bears the nunnber 1853. The per-
son 10 whom these articles may be of7ared Is re-
qnested to keep the aae and let the fact be knowa
at thu 0fieesof the Opelousns Cauraer. ~ s.
OpeIousas, June 23rd, 1850. al. -. q 8 S
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.Tor sale. at prfoate Sale.

.Tor sale. at pribate Sale.
"A TRACT OF LAND measuring 500
AA. arpents, good arabic land, one half Of
which is we'll timbered, situated about Is
miles from the town Of Opelousas, This land
will be sold at So per arpent; one half cash
and the balance in one year, without interest.
For particulars apply to
80 ULYSSE PRUD'HOMME,
o. ssszt 5-s..z in Washington or
at the Opelousas Cosrier's Office.
Opelousas, Feb. Is, 1860. ly.
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FOR. 8 ALE.

a SPLENDID PLANTATION, situated with
IA in three miles of Barrels Landing four of Ope-
on each side OF the Bayou Teche, $50 arpents on
the East and 400 arpents on the West side 450 to
500 arpents are under fence, balance is wood land
The Improvements consists ofa good dwelling
house, negro cabins, sugar house, cotton house etc.,
etc. tDUPRE Il GARLAND. {
One|ousas Nav 18th 1850
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Opelousas, February 11th 1860. ~
FASHI0NABLB CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.

raSHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
IL to his cid friends and the public generally,
that he is now well supplied with skiifu work.
men and material Of the very best quality for ma
accommodate customers with any kind of wearing APP
parel at cheaper prices then heretofore
His store is on the corner of Mains Vine streets
nearly opposite F. A. Kings residence.
i DNL. SHEUBLE
Opelousas, April 7th, 1860. 'ss