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STE RING.

The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastering. and all other kinda of Mason
work. the coming sessoa. One of them will 81.
ways be found stth. New Court House.
EDWARD Golden,
Tv-.re Jan so.'ss f5y1i THOMAS Golden.
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IT Z n

:, Ia
Tie L. 5 B-lt:ni :. iiuutIu.s and
~ ~ Modern schoo. and all Ainds oi instru,.
tact. the above ifstruaeuts lhurcl, Music
booas usIe eiegaht, bound Music Paper, aud all
Kidd, 81 Music NerciaBdI,.. at the Low tsI RATES
NEA P1ASDs. al i.5, sou. So. S.iu. and III, 10
S-oD Second Hand fIaHos lroIi 50 up To- si, New
h-nd-oI4- SO SOs- > D. Slit. and up &2tI: Sec
Old Hand Aeudeons from 50, to Aieatii,r- tr-
sas, sIth hive stors- bu- stops. lej ahd -. thr.
.-ri SOL -5o, -J ai 3d. htteen stops Su SO;
A.eAai4iF- organ Accorttsof!sa new INSTRUMENT ,uxt
!mIUrted-Irce ~ AID b dollars. A iberai discount
~ tierg Churches, SABBATH Schools. sempari.,
and ieacters. The Trade supplied the usual trade
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Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
-4-4 FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied ou' as,fsci
/ Fire-Proof Mannfact DRY the MOI. "a
machine shop in the world-we have s'eSsn;ns
the event by producing a new Family $500 i
Machine, containing the latest Improvement"
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the p.d
without inducement or excuse for buying ~
the inferior mach,n S which infringe our
entx. Competition will henceforth become
possible. 4 very large reduction has been ~
ia the prices Of all Of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINE
for manufacturing purposes, which are ~
know to he without any successful rival - ".
market. Mnch has recently been published -
regard to various stitches made by sewing ~ y.
chimes. We will take it for granted that ~ ~.
world knows the fact, I ut Singers Mac".s:.
make the best stitch ever invented, aud 90"
the best style. ~. i.
lysend for copy Of l. NJ Singer \ I To-
Gnxsys which contains full Information III, y, i
prices. Sizes ETC., Of sewing machines, ami n's :
sup, led p,ati.. In SINGER & GU, =
Jan. 26' 1859: 45s broadway Ntro Tors
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NSoEFAT,S
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX RIT1EES.

! NESR MEDICINES have Ior feeG h-fore The pub
lie oF geTi0d Of Tint ir,Gs. and during iAs:
tine have Ela!4:ILe1s high character ia almost every
par Of the u.cfe. trr iher Ai.artary and illnsG
0we- Of restoring perfect health 10 persons suffer
ilI under csarly yery AiG disease wca The hu
u frame Is Iat.e.
The s1:'s.H- among ia. distressing variety Of
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We regard this an impor,, ant subject

We regard this an important snb Get
10 the farmers of Winnebago. tn "a
ciItics afforded by the beautiful X ca
River for such enterprises. and for the
employment of "a large population in the
various departments Of manufacture
should not be lightly regarded And
every opportunity for creating h,me
market. adding to the industrial and con
sumin- population Of the country should
be improved Itis just what We most
need, and the wealthy farmers Of Whine
bago better sacrifice something in the
experiment than llse the opportunity Of
fostering what is 50 apparently Want
And these staples which furnish employ,
ment to men and women skilled in tnanu-
facture. il grown here 10 quantity, Will
invite both capital and p"puation hither.
This done. the cost of exporting food
TO this population, and importing manu
featured articles from ;hHru. will be saved
and added to the value Of each. Better
ayitate this matter n little, We think.
Wan. of spces compels US to defer our
notes Of the Sorghum discussions until
mex. week.
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TDKED.

Upton. Dec. 18th. A. d. lsG0. no5l--3m
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Bell Cheney Springs.

TIME undersigned having the intention 70 put up
i Saw Mill at these Springs for the purpose
of rebuilding the place, will cause the grounds to
he laid out into lots Of sufficient size to contain
dwelling house and kitchen on each one. These
ints ia will sell at 5000 each to be paid cash on
passing act Of sale. Besides every purchaser vii
be furnished with 20 600 feet Of lumber for build
ing purposes for the moderate sum Of $500 pay.
able on delivery. While those who purchase
will have free access to the. spring TO ENJOY then
self Sc The exclusive right. to keefk hotel and cof
fee House sc. Those purchasing viii enter into
a contract whereby they shall bind themselves 70
build nothing but private dwelling houses 10 be
used a. such forever.
,,y Immediately in order to secure COED lot
First come first served. LOUIS A. PAIlN.
Opelousas, FEBRUARY 23 ls6l.-ts.
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AeExrs..
/ a,,,e Law of Newspapers.

-r..,or;hers who do not give express notice to
! sapsS. asry are considered as wishing to continue
ei order the iscontinuance of their
1919 I sass tbe publisher may continue to send
s,T' ass,psptila psaptil Ill arrearagss are paid: ..l tho
ar from the office to which they are di-
atsseAp.yh .hsa are responsible for them until they
1sea se.tsd their bills and ordered them discon
unned - i. aes,aed that refusing To take
f.aas from The office, or removing and leaving
sspnasaled or is prima facie evidence of inten
isnal fraud .,.as ro,rtz have also reneatedlv
n III Lae .bat Postmaster, who neglects to give
deslasa deasae notice, as required by the Post Office
,sasssn ,asssnt Of ths neglect or refusal Of person
inlssps ram the office newspapers addressed ts'
ans arsnders the Postmaster liable to the publisher
Z. NV M I suhscription price.
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NEW GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS!!

A T the store of Mr.. Raphael Hollier. Washing
IA ton, conducted by and under the CON -
troll of Mr. Louis Duabret. g.. ssySS..
The citizens Of st. Landry are hereby in -
formed that Lhase just received from New
Orleans a we'll and beautiful selected stock Of Dry
Goods which are now offered to my friends and the
public generally, on terms as cheap II not cheaper
than the cheapest. My assortment consists In
part OF .s
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Tobacco, Hardware,
s,. Croekery, Cigars and Groceries
of all kinds. In short. / have every thing In MI
line Of business that yonr wants could suggest.
Z Call and examine my stock.
N. E.B.-Alao a good supply Of feet Boards and 4
feet Pienx for sale.
Washington, La, November Il, 1853.
RAPHAEL HOLLIER
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DISSOLUTION.

Z HE partnership in the practice Of the law
y heretofoFs9 s9exisling between Hon. Thomas
IL. Lewis aud the undersigned was dissolved
on the 23rd Murch last by the death Of the
former. The partnership affairs will be lioui.
dated BY the. undersigned. All persons bay.
ing claims against said firm are requested "a
present them Immediately for payment, and ali
ersons indebted to the same are requested to
ie forward and settle.
!, ! JAS. IMPORTER.
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R. 4. CLARK. TiiKoD. i. r;ifKNEMAa.
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+ For sale.
The Beaver Creek Springs.

TINE owner being desirous Of taking trip to Eu-
III rope. will sell these fine and well inn 4.ass.
proved Springs not surpassed by any in EIllEsg
the State for their mineral waters and liisssska
other advantages. They are loeated on saasafs1ssA
one OF the tributaries Of the Nezpique river, at d
distance Of SO miles from the town Of opelousas
The patent these springs is OF 81 50.leo
acres and the improvements thereon consist OF a
hotel, rooms kitchens. bath rooms, store house,
stables yard and pastures, etc, $50 persons be
| well accommodated at any one time at this summer
retreat. 1t is furnished with every thing necessary
for the comfort of visitors and conducive To the in
terest of proprietor. 1t enjoys the incalculable
avantage of being situated within mile and half
of a saw.milI. -5.s,. ~ -ss.5., .s5--. .,,-,
N. B, The surrounding country is high and un-
dulatng consisting Of piney woods and plairies
which abound with game, such az pheasants,
grouse woodcocks. snipes, quails partridges ETC.,
and to lovers Of more daring sport the woods
abound in bear, dear, wild turkies, etc, The clear
running creeks and brooks furnish fish of 9 supe-
rior quality IN abundance.
Any one wishing to embark in thismoney making
business would do well to apply Immediately to the
I Terms AMI. conditions will be reasonable and
easy. J. M. MtlsTEp, Agent.
.Opelousas, dec 49,. ls80,-tt -
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Plantation for Sale.

TINE undersigned offers ff sale fine Plantation
J. situated on Bayou Bpnf, abon ten miles tfoHi
Washington. II Is well improved; there being on il
a good dwelling bouse a cotton GIN corn mill and
other improvements. It contains In all Five hun:
dred and thirty one superficial acres, eae hundred
and forty Of which are cleared and ina good state
oi cultivation. 9f
This desirable Plantation can a ihad for Twelve
tjioHsaud dollars; third Of the amount payable
cash. and the halanee on credit Of one. two, three
and f5uf yesfs,. a few hands may be bought with
the place if desired For further information apply
10 j.. q. GtIlIf0HyYs
| May, II, Is6l,--sin, near Villa Plate.
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April l6, 1855
For Sale,

~ ofTafayette. situate ebout s miles N. N. West
from the town Of Vermillionvllle, II miles from the
line Of the projected rail road2 miles South East
from Charles Pecks, between the planlsatslon II o.
Madam Breaux and Vincent Bertrand. This land AZ
forms an oblong square, one mile long ana nan
surpassed By any land in the neighbourhood; person
wishing TO purchase such tract Of land, may nave
a bargain by applying to the undersigned at Qpe-
Io.,sas. JOHN MACDONALD, 4
Opelousas, december I'D. 1860. 5. Il.
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FOR S ALE

tract Of land situated in this parish, in Bois
~ Mallet, known as the Charles laaasses tract
in Township five South, two East and six South
two East; oil woodland containing two shundred
(2oo) superficial arpents eqnal to one hundred and
sixty nine 25.l00 acres. plat of said land Is de-
nosited at this Office being Section No. 5G Of T. S.
i il. and Section No. al TO S 2 East. This land
will be sold at a reasonable price and on reasona-
BILE conditions. s
FOR further information apply atthisoffce or to
the undersigned II R0DOLpHE CHACHERE, i,
Eehrnary ia. lS6I.-tf. Agent.
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Saw Mill.

PRICES REDUCED :.
x lHE Undersigned from this day will se,, NJ ,,
= ser At his Mill on Bayou Bourbeu at at Nv, tha
following reduced prices, to wit;
1nm ana Magnolia, for, cash, Ii cent a foot am
2tcents on credit. . WY ant m
Wnlte OAK cents cash and 81 on credit.
Va,nnt and Ash for cash 81 cents foot and
Lnmber can be sawed 30 feet in length If 30 or
largsg.s Bids S.V. RIf.HApbe se n,auv nmaa. oA
june ssth, Is6I.--tf. - - : = 1As'eA'''
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HENRY L'NOTEL,

TSNGRAvER on Marble, has just established a
u shop at St. Martinsyille, for the construction
offnneral monuments OF every description, makes
inscriptions on the same, and also proposes to fua
nish iron-railing for tombs.
Refer to jonathan Harris.
Opeousas, August Is, ls60.--1y.
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EAGLE HOTEL,

Fronting the CouFtableau, betWetI 11e uPPe'
and lower Steamboat Landing,
Washington, La. -.
yryHE undersigned having Every recentiy1 pa'
chased and re-fitted the above Hotel, 4ss.Ss4
i-aas leave to announce to his friends and HILL
1si he travelling public, that he is now Teaay M
to receive Boarders by the Day, week :
ana niDnpA' j. S. GREENLEE. Proprietor.
N BThe location of this House Is very assa nf ,hs
h,a esneciaily for persons travelling by way q shs
9.s and Steamboats, them the tronois
removing baggage. ,eea
washington La, March ., ia6u. "
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sGIse.

HEADQUARTERS, ST. LANDRY REGfMENT,
lst Brigade, 9TH Division, Z. Nj.
1st. Having received tile appointment and
commission Of Colonel of the ST Landry Regi
ment, II. NJ, from his Exccllency, T'hos. o.
Moore, Governor.of' Louisiana, have made
the following organization Of the Militia, ,.
,s<s FIRST BATTALION. .ssgst
Lieut. Col. John L. King, commanding
Company A.--1st and 5ih Wards, Ope!ousas
aud Bellevue. @r1t s.F ts51is5
Capt. John G. Barry. A sass4lee r.
lst Lieutenant, --------s
2nd Lieutenant, -----------. li a
Company B.--2nd and l4th Ward, Washing
ton and Waxia sa at
Capt. "a. r. Hawkins. T. ss4 sf
lst Lieut.L. MelaDcon. is4' 8ass
2ud Lient. Fred. HI. Buck. a
Company C.--3rd Ward, Gros Chevreuil and
Arnaudviile & ssi8is III - 7
Capt. r. j.. Smith, Jr W. ~
Lat Lieut.. Florien LeBourgeois. ~ gs
End Lieut.. William Hargroder. ,ssa ~ e II
Company D.--4th and 10th Wards, Grand
Coteaa aud Coulee Croche. es53 s35as. ssgi
Capt. Ohm !. Gardiner. @TsRif = &
1st Lieut.. --------. ais n 3z}&
2ad Lieut.. 1--------. sF as.,a 2js $es 3ss
Company E.--6th and 18th Wards, Lower
Plaquemine, Queue fortue, Mernentow and
Lyons Point. sAts3s 9a sa a. sfs9
Capt. VIM. Cotterell.
lst Lieut.. Ahner B. AIcUlellund. III
End Lieut.. Lawrence II. Bushnell.
H s SEcoSp BATTALION.
Maj louis Stagg, commanding.
Company F.--9th Ward, Vile Platte and
Cbataignier.
Capt. Daniel Gober. K
lst Lieut Dorsin r., Lafeur..
| 2nd Lieut.. in Bite Soileau. s Vi
Company G.-7,h and 9Th Wards Upper
/ |Plaquemine, Point aux i.onps, Mallet and
Faqnetaique.
I Capt. II. n. Lumpkins, "a lss'sl
lst Lieut.. Fheodosc Chacherf.
2nd Lieut.. Eugene David. e
Company H.---lOfh and 18th Wards, Ba.
yon hlcot, Pine Prairie spa PFairis Man, Is
mouth asl
Capt Charles d, Bnllard.
LIST Lieut.. r. w. Scott.
2nd Lieut.. Nathaniel Vanwnert.
Company IAlIth and l7th Wards, Old
Gand Prairie and Prairie Plaisance.
Capt Henry Younger.
lst Lieut.. Don piegue Fontenot.
Company J.-l2th, 18th and 18th Wards,
Bayou Bnuf, Mountyile, Atchafalaya Ba-
you Ronge and Bayon Petite Prairie.
| Capt. u s. Harvard,
LIST Lieut.. "A. II. Arnold.
I End Lieut.. Louis q. Sloane.
STAFF.
\ The following officers. constituting The Staff,
Twill be oheyed and respected ~ such !: ~
| W,n. Fl. Spencer Adjntant. NJ s
/ Achiie Dnpre, Qnaterinaster, IN
| III. j. Millard, Paymaster. NJ n
| DR.. James Ray, Surgeon, s ,s
Dr. ID. w. Martin, Assistant Surgeon.
Octave Landry, Sergeant Major. ss 81
| The Captains of each companies will drill
their men once a. week and report monthly al
| Headquarters. IN ,3.ss55s. M ys,,tsss
/ The Field Officers viii meet al the Office d
| II. Col. John II. King, in Opelousas, the lst
land srd Monday ofesery month to transact
business. 3sts..t, .5.tai
| by order Of @ :. a s,..5 M z
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To the Planters,

MIR. w. A. ALLENDER Of the Texas Hedge
M company, is now planting hedges of ihe -, -.
ape Orange for a number of onr planters, This
company il well recommended here and Is uadeH',--
tediy perfeety responsible asit has been enga sed
in the business IN AlasIna, Mississippi and Texas
for number of years and haa given general siis
fac i6n Planters, who desire an iinpahetral,ie
hedge for life. one that will not rot, be blown Of
wash dogsn, would do well TO imploy this company
az its price Is but about 81 cents per panel With
perfect guarantee that The hedge IN to be made per
fect before the pay is required, except small pay
eot of % per cent the first two years This com
| papy,s qlan of managing hedge is entirely differ
ent FROM that Of any other that has cen pursued
| In this part of the country.
/ Call sit the Eagle Hoteler address
| WA. ALLEN DEf
opelousas, March 2sdi 1881.
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Notice..

TIME undersigned begs leave to inform the pub
lie that hereafter he win carry on his business
strictly On cash prineiple
Werkmen are unwilling 20 la5euren credit and
it is absolutely necessary to get easlto pay essh.
GEORGE PULF0RD.
onelousas, March 9th, 1867 I'll.
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sAD !! READ! READ u,

Cairo, Illinois, July 18th, 1850.
JOHN WILCOX u Co.: 73s 5gsg f@sAi
y lnpectine,''' or Persian Fever Charm =
ne wonders. Twas wholly desuondent and
ed when applied it, and ID FIVE hours the
we're removed and no fever has ensued II is
iplest cure imaginable, and wonder Of na.
Or art. ! would not be without this s.Inpec-
single hour. By constantly wearing it I
eem to be "ague proof.n =
Yours Very Truly,
IN e. N. STOUT.
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Plantation for Sale.

|KIlH q undersigned will sell his Sugar Plantation
J. Mt bellevue. about five miles A <sAA,N~as
South Of opelousas, containing GNSa 80
about 1900 arpents, amply sup ~ faf &TT1M
piled with wood, about 500 acres q
Of which are In cultivation. The land II ,liafHed
to the culture Of cotton Of cane; has the usual lin.
lprovements and nm excellent sugar house and
|isteam engine.
L For terms and conditions, apply To q Il. Swayze
Esg. or John " King ESD, Vt Opelo,isas. and to
Mcasrs. W. s. Donne 3 Co., Com. Merchants, New
Orleans, or to the undersigned
.a fsi.s. BENZ, n. ROGERS.
/ November II. 1850. s5sss n 5
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September s. 1860.


Figured Brilliants
Swiss Muslins nd Jaconets, 6s
M Book do Sad Bishop Lawns,
is} Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery etc
PLANTATION GOODS.
Choctew Moriner and Osnabnrg stripes,
5hickesaw and Key stone Plaids, i (
Blue Deuims, s,.
+ 4isss5 Twilled and plain Lowell,
@ Us, Aid and 5I4 Bro Cottons
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
Hats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes Hardware,
Crockery saddlery Cedar ware, and a thou
sand things too numerous to mention.
All Of which will be sold at moderate profit,
payable first March, to good and punctual Gus
toners, or still less for Cash. > $4,000
'0.NN~'V' 4 r. 8. WILKINS,
April le, 1859. - Washington, "a
ENARTS, CANE w WAGGONS, BUGGIES
~ etc.-The undersigned being the agent for the
House Of Busly Litten 4 Co., manufacturers,
Wheeling, Va can supply planters with any thing
in the way Of Carts, Wagons and Buggies, on the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms Planters
are respectfully collected to hand ntheir orders
early SO as to procure the articles 70
water. r. s. WILKINS.
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Howard Association,
plfifadeIpbia ID.

a Benevotent Institution established By special En-
doaoment for tte Relief Of Tie Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted tciM pi1uient and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure of Diseases
n OF the Se1uat Organs.
EDICAL advice given gratis, by the Acting
1A1, Surgeon, to all who apply by letter. with a
dsscTiption Of their condition, {age, occupation,
habits Of life, M. and in cases Of extreme power.
ty, Medicines furnished free Of charge. I
Valuable reports on Spermatorhaa and other
Diseases of the Sexual 0rgans, and on the New
Remedies employed in the DispensaTy, cent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR. j. SkILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Direc.
tors. iHass3# 5 ylSfl5 q
= EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
Gro. FAIecHlLD, Secretary.
July 81, 1a60.--ly.@a GS Sg3@.' i sasF4s
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WANTED.

4 GInI. nine or ten yeas oI age. 's.on, q as,
sist in the care Of an min lnfaaoagid an consideyea ere sn
board and clothing VIII ps ~ nne of twelve
cent maaes not to exceed four dollars per laon'h
annly at this Office. -,
fnpeloasas, Sept. q, 1851,
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fT TANAVhI 7 fEUHf bIIt VtHIItIliUH VI :
IN Robin, in the Parish Of ST. Lam
dry, on the first Of June 1853, a negro a.
man Of dark complexion, named JIM e
BRABB0N. He is feet inches in =
heisht,aged 10 years, Weighing about
lja pounds. <
The above reward will he paid for Y
hsarrest Of said negro boy, 10 that
can get him, or by delivering him to a
ne IN New Orleans, at s. W;corner Grs
Barrone streets. j. M. WI
June 2, 1860. E.
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NJ AN HOOD HalER
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. a

Jaat Published, in q Sealed Enyeiope,
u Va the Nature Treatment and Radical Cure of
s'a ese'saMalorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual De-
uasy ~ Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions,
Debility. - - " -
By ROB. y, cULyERWELL, M. D.
Aataor Of The Green Book &c.
fhs wurld-renowned author, II this admirable
NV sssafe, Clearly proves from his own experience
sss W.. sas awful consequences Of selfabuse may be
SS,sssaaaiy removed without medicine and without
wy surgical operations Bougies instruments
NV rss q cordlals pointing out mode Of cure at
T. r.. matter what his condition NAV he, may cure
sse NV . naeapty, p,ipately md radically This Leo
" S..s w prove boon to thousands and thousands
s,. aaaer V seal 70 any address, post pai the
'sSs'pe " Two postage stamps, BY addressing
IL, n DR. GHAS. J. g. KLINE, d
s4nia,ap nposery, New York, Post Office box 1855.
soefember 3, 1S60.--ly 8ssa
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Alexander Levy.

nIrK, the well known Stallion Pfc,
~ Of DR.. Thompson stands now al STs
MIR. Pierre Comeau's Stables, whefe n
be will remain till October next. ne sn, s,n
serve American mares for the season h' nv
and Creole mares at $40.
Opelousas, April ID, 1861.
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FOR SALE.

A Steam Saw Mill or twenty horse power, situated
"A on Caleasieu River, at about eighty vsa.sx-
ales from its mouth, together with a E.s
awsl!ing honse, blacksmith shop, etc. This s5hs
mill is In perfect condition. &zsassAa &&azaasA
\, !, 4he terms will be advantageous to the purchaser
fof further Information apply at this Office.
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FOR SALE.
To sell at private Sale.

NJ a ilfe rnulattn n,nn, carpenter AIRED from 81 10
II IA 40 years, able 10 pat up pfous make n,
carts, negro cabins; Id i word, nearly oil 1aK 11as
kind Of work necessary on plantation ~.
This mnlatto man will bo sold at d reasonable
ply At the office Of the Patriot OF TO the Sheriff oi
this Parish. N
March 81 1860.