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ADV'MENTs
Public Sale

Estate Of Valentine C. CLARK, in com-
munity with Frances McCleland. his
first wife, both deceased, and in com
munity with Catherine Y. Clark, his
surviving widow.
r virtue of an order of the Hon. Probate
~ Court of the Parish of St. Landry, there
wll be sold at public auction, to the last saud
highese BIDDER, by the undersigned admins
trators' or by a public autioneer, at the last
in sad parish, on
wednesday, June 18th, 1870,
the following described property be,o,o
to the estate of Valentine c. Clark in coram m
nifty with Frances McCleland, his first ,u;fa
both deceased, to wit
|. THE PLANTATION, last residence
of deceased, situated at P%laquemine Brulee in
section 5, township 9 south of ranged 3 east
containing $50 acres-with the improvements
thereon.
2. 400 arpents of land adjoining the above
tract.
4. About 80 head of gentle cattle. IN head
Sof hogs, IS head Of sheep, 2 mules 1.msr mosu
and 2 creole horses, 3 work oxen. ! horsa
cart, l buggy, I carriage, 2 wagons. l lot If
carpenters tools, household furniture. and
many other things,
Also will be sold at the same time and
place, the following property belonging to
said estate in same community, in Che Parish
of Calcasieu, to wit: 1875 head, more or less,
of Vacherie or wild horned cattle branded
thus: ranging at Choupique
in Calcasieu. V The undivided half of 20
head, more or less, of Vacherie or wild horn.
ed cattle, branded thus
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Neuralgia.

The certain cure Of neuralgia is found
In iudicious eating and exercise; and
not only 30, a permanent cure cannot be
effected in any other way, while these
are always efficient.
Iii neuralgia the blood Is always too
thick, impure and in excess; and as
diet and exercise combine to remedy
these conditions, some rules in relation
to them are desirable. These will be
adapted TO sedentary persons, to those
who live indoor generally, as. women,
students, book-keepers, and the like.
It is rather better to eat thrice 2 day,
morning, noon, and night; that is, as
0 after sunrise as practicable, for
breakfast ; dinner about | o'clock /; sup
per before shutdown.
Eat nothing whatever between meals.
Breakfast, a single cup Of coffee, or
tea ; some cold bread and butter, with
q dish of berries or stewed fruit in sum
Ener time, and nothing else /; in winter,
meat, fsh, or poultry, On, in their stead,
. couple of soft-boiled eggs.
Supper should be made of cold bread
and butter, and . cup of warm drink Of
some kind, and nothing else.
Dinner the same as breakfast. add
ing one vegetable and some fruit, a
or stewed, as q desert, and nothing else.
A different kind Of vegetable may be
taken every day for variety; the kind
Of meat may be changed at each meal.
The object in the specification above
made ia to discourage variety at meals,
because it is this which tennpts all to
eat to much. Persons at times have
felt at the table that they had eaten
enough; but on seeing q very inviting
dish unexpectedly brought in, a good
meal has been eaten of this last variety.
The general and hurtfnl errer is that
Too great q variety is spread on sur
tables. not only o~ccaaioning trouble Of
preparation and great loss, but also a
positive injury h the temptation OF the
appetite. The reader may try it upon
hirnsslf on any two days. A dinner Of
one vegetable, one kind of meat and
bread at dinner The next day, let d
great variety Be presented; be win eat
double the amount ii this repast, with
this remarkable difference: an hour af-
tor the first meal, he viii be entirely
comfortable, will feel as il be had eaten
quite enough; ~ hour after the latter.
there will Be decided discomfort, d full
ness, d feeling as If some kind Of reliet
was desirable, and id too many cases q
resort to the decantar, with q vain hope
Of i radiance in some way. II cannot
BE- denied that the first step toward In
temperate habits have been taken in
using liquors to remove the unpleasant
consequences of ~over-eating. Al very
greaa cid toward overcoming d habit Of
too heazty eating will be found In sit
ting down To i table with only three
varieties Of ioods-lUr Hall.
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ADV'MENTS
SheriH's Sale.


Louis Fontenot ct ais. VS.. Maximilien
Kennison, ct. ais.
DISTRICT COURT, SAINT LANDRY, No. $3.50.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued out of
ID the 9Th District Court for the Parish Of St.
Landry, in the above entitledfuit, and to me
directed, 1 will proceed to self at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, at the
door of the Courthouse of said perish in the
town of Opelousas. on
SATURDAY the 4h day Of June, 1870,
at II o'clock, a. m, the following described
property seized to satisfy said writ, to wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated
in the Parish of St. Landry, in the quarter
called Plaisance, having six arpents front by
forty in depth, fronting on Bayou Louis OF
T6che, bounded south by lands of Pierre Syl
v~estre, north by Nelson Lartigue, east by
Bataille, and west by the Bayou Grand Louis
and lands of OzGm6 Fontenot.
Terms apA Conditions.-On q credit o
twelve months. purchasers gazing bond anc
security according to law, with 5 per cen
per ann I'M interest after maturity, and thu
land remaining especially m%ortgaged will
vendors privilegvretained until final payment
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff,
Nav IA no
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DR., RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES.

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- -

go head. more or less, of wild mares and
horses, branded with first above brand. The
undivided half of 40 head, more or less, of
wild mares and horses, branded with second
brand abNe mentioned. Thirty head, more
or less, of gentle or stock horses, belonging to
said stock, ~ head, more Or less, of gentle or
stock horses, now in Jefferson county, Texas,
belonging to said Vacherie on Choupique.
There will also be sold at said time and
place, the tolloging property belonging to
said estate of Valentine c.. Clark, in commu-
nifty with Catherine V. Clark, his second wife
and surviving widow, to wit:
One lot q kitchen utensils, l pair of
Berkshire pigs, 20 wild beeves, and several
other things.
And the following property belonging to
same community, in the Parish of Calcasieu.
A tract of land, as per patent of the U. S..
certificate 900, being 81 of N. WI of S. Is,
9llO0. A tract of land, being N-E4 of S-Wt
and N-W4 of Sci s 80, r 10 S r 10 w,
containing seventy nine acres and 50I100, as
per patent U S certificate 1919. A tract of
land being N-W4 of N-W4 of S 80, T 10SR
10 w. containing thirty-nine and 79Il00 acres,
as per patent, u S certificate S03I. A tract of
of land, being Ell ofN-W4 of S 30. T 10 SIR 10
W., containing seyenty-nine and 59II00 acres,
as per patent Of u s certificate 1903. A tract of
land, beinggS-E4 of N-E4 offs 6, I IL s r 10
W, containing forty acres and 4Il00, as per
patent of q S., certificate 8032. A tract of
swamp land, being NJ of s-W4 of S 10, TIL
S IL w, containing eighty and 9ll00 acres,
as per patent State of La, No. 10677. A tract
of land, being N-W4 of N WI of S 80, and
N-E4 of N-E4 of S 80. T 10SR 10 v contain
ing eighty and l6fl00 acres, as per Registers
certificate No. Si06. A tract of land, being
NJ of N-W4 of s &c, T.9SR law, con-
tanning eighty-two and 6OI100 acres, as per Re.
g%ister's certificate No. 9107.
The buildings and improvements, and all
fencing on the place nav occupied by Isaac
f Clark as a residence.
TERMS AND CoNDFTIoNs.-All INNS Of
fifty dollars and under, cash. All sum over
fifty, payable in one and two years from day
of sale, with 8 per cent per annum interest
from maturity until paid, purchasers to fur
nish their promissory notes with personal Sc
curity in solidqh to the satisfaction of the
administrators, And the land to remain spe-
! cially ~mortgaged, and vendors privilege to be
retained on the same and on tie stock OF cattle
in favor n the Estate until final payment Of
said notes; purchasers promising and binding
themselves not to ALLEVIATE or otherwise dis
pose of said property before payment of their
said notes.
BENNETT E. CLARK,
MICHAEL L LYONS,
Administrator.
Nav IA. 10,
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sheriff - sale.

PARISH COURT, St. LANDRY,-No. 276.
sifroy Guillofy, Agent, VS.. Francois Richard,
ct. ais.
by virtue of writ of ieri facias in the a.
I'D bove entitled suit, issued out of the Hon.
Parish Court of St. Landry, and to me dlrec
ted, I will sell at pubic auction, TO the last
and highest bidder. at the Courthouse in Ope-
lousas, on
Saturday the 4M lay Of June, 1870,
at IL O'clock "a. M, the following property,
seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
/. One sorrel medium sized mule.
2. One dark grey horse.
3. One dark bay horse
Ter1ns-Cash.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
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NoYE-The ST. Louis Mutual makes no ex-
hibit Of the number Of its losses for 1868, but
we find in that year it lost $54I ,538, having
10, policies in force, whilst the Piedmont
and Arlington lost but $42, 200, having 4,122
policies in force.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to ac-
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e. Il. LEWIS, Of Opelousas, is Agenr for
st Landry and neighboring Parishes.
Feb. 10, IS70.-Iy.
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SH [ SALE.

state OF LOUISIANA.
Amelia Guidry District Court,
VS.. ( Parish of St. Aandry.
Onezime A. Guidry.} NJ. 1902.
DY virtue of an alias writ of fieri factas
- issued out of said Court in said suit
and to me directed, I will sell at public auc-
ton, at the Court House, in Ope1ousas, on
SATURDAY, July I'd, 1870, at II o'clock
A. NJ, the following described property,
seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
1. A Certain Tract. of Land,
situated about three miles from the town of
Ope1ousas, contsining four hundred and five
56Iloo superficial arpents with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
2. Another Tract of Land,
in the Big Woods, containing one hundred
superficial arpents, beginning from thefront
at the eastern line of the West half of lot
No. /, Township No. 5, South Range No. 8
East, with such depth as to enclose the
amount of said one hundred arpents.
Terms-Cash.
JIM. THOMPSON, Sheriff
Nav 2Sth. 1870,
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United States MarshaE's Sale.
Bloch Brothers VS.. EastEape
~sxr6A - A Eaa EsIsAsn I@Eg

I'm THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
4 Court for the Fifth Circuit and District of
Louisiana, No. 6l0l.--By virtue of a writ of
seizure and sale to me directed in the above
entitled suit, | will proceed to sell to the high
est bidder on Saturday, the 4th day Of
June, 1870, at II O'Clock NJ, at the Court
House, in the town of Opelousas. Parish OF
St. Landry, the following described property,
to wit:
LIST. A CERTAIN PLANTATION I'M
proved as a Sugar Estate, situate in the Par
ish of St. Landry, at about three miles from
the town of Washington on the Bayou Croco-
ollie, having an area of six hundred and sew
enty-one (67l) acres, being known as the
Thomas Quirk plantation. bounded east and
south by lands of the estate OF Pierre War
telle, on the west by lands Of Edward w.
Moore, and on the north by Bayou Crocodile,
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon
End. The following lands adjoining the
said plantation: The west half OF section
seven 90 in township No; fouf (4l south OF
range No. four (4) east of the southwestern
land district of Louisiana, containing one hun
bred acres as per certificate No. 5444 OF the
Land Office at Baton Rouge: Lots Nos. SIX
(6) and nine (9) of section twenty-five t22)
and lots No. FIVE (5) and the northeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter OF section seventy
six (76) in same range and township, contain
ing one hundred and thirty and thirty,four
3GI110O (134 36T10O) acres as per certificate
Ma. 6O96 of the Land office at Baton Rouge,
together with the stock, farming implements,
etc, on the said plantation.
Terms Cash, in U. S. Treasury notes as
the time OF adjudication.
United States Marshals' office, New Orleans
Goth day of April, 1870.
S. B. PACKARD,
United States Marshal.
AnriI both. 1870
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SH F'S SAIN.
state of Louisiana.

State of Louisiana.
Henrietta Wackerhagen) District Court
Charles n. Ealer. No. 1a,ois.
DY virtue of an order of seizure and sale
- issued by the Hon. the District Court
of the Sth Judicial District, in and for the
Parish of St. Landry, in the above entitled
cause, and to me directed, I will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Court House
Of said Parish, in the town of Opelousas, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day of July, 1870, at
II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, seized to satisfy said order, to.wit:
One Lot of Ground, situate
at the corner of Main and Landry streets,
in Opelousas, bounded North by property
now owned by DR.. Charles II. Beauchamp.
South by said Landry street, West by pSo-
perty of Jesse Hayes, and East by Main
street, measuring eighty-four (S4) feet on
Main street, and one hundred and forty
eight feet on Landry street, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
erected and thereto appertaining.
Terms-Cash.
j.. M. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
May 28th, 1870.
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