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NOTICE. q

NOTICE IS HEREBY GrvEN~
~ e.; e ,es afys5 s sSsssy sSs -
and Goats will DO strictly enforced.
h1l.lw yTEos: HARKINrTown Ahrshsl
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D r. C HIN w A H ,
Chinese Physician,

Cnlnese fnyslClaM, ;
yri3ssnsa+1n,,sdt ITIh23JG hmi arL1,
Two doors above the Eclipse stables)
OFFERS HrB sERv1CRsTo THE PUBLIC
~ for the successful trea ;ment Of ConsumpI
Affections OF the Lungs, Fc rers, Diarrhea, Bore
Ewes, Fclum. Fever Sore. Private Dissatos Ssnd
ALL DIsEASES OF THE HUMAN FRAMEI
no matter Of how long standing.
He also, successfully treats Fractured Limbs
and Sorcr of~long Standing ~"
T Term. Reasonable. -Er
Gold Hill, August fa-f611. aul2-lms
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ORDNANCE NO. g..

AN ORDINANCE to Regulate tho use Of,
Fireworks and Firearms In the Town
rS1fStd%. G as L.
Passed June. "A, D, ~, fSTl,1 ~
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as AN. AN Ex zp T IT has NO EQUAL


DO not be deceived by unprneipled dealers
who may Offer you Q remedy called Aliens FEC.
torsl Bsleam, which 10 offered for sale on tns
treat merits Of Aliens Lung Bslson:
= Gail for and be sure you receive Aliens Luns
Balsam-sll others are Infringement.
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AN ACT relating 10 records or the Courts OF the
I-T United StateS, 'ri u t..'.
Approved March 3. 1871.
De u enacted bythe Senate and Heuse Of Rerasnt
aiipes Of The United Stdtei Of Amriea IN cpn1re''

al siis s.% y ;Ss Cssisd Safe . dSTiss q 1ssT"'
That whenever the record Of any judgment orde.
cree, Or other proceeding or any judicial court ofthc
United States shall have been or shall hereafter DO
, ,Ss,e n m SsI On Application 10 such sh' court. and on
showing TO the satisfaction VI such court mat the
same has been lost or destroyed without fault or
ton. obtain an order from such court authorizing
such defect 70 DC s1ppBed by aduiy eerifcd eopyo
s ;siasd H. %hFeh t ESfSiS;I s sSsy I'm M .s ss%s si2 Ss ss I fss
same effect as such original record would have had
10 all respects. ~
Sec. ,. That whenever the loss or destIuetiensof
any such record shall have happened or shall here
after happen, and such defect capn0t he supplied as
provided in the next preceding SECTION. any party or
pNcation 70 she court (Which such record belonged,
yerined by sfldavit or a1iJavits. showing the loss
or destruction thereof. and that certified copies tan
not DO obtained BY the partSo or psrson making such
application, and the substance Of the record 50 lost
or destroyed. and that such loss or destruetionoc-
eurnrd without the fault or neglect OF the party or
persoa making such application, and that the loss or
destruction OF such record. unless supplied, VII or
| may result In damageto the party or person madng
such application, said court shall cause said Bppuca-
tion 70 be entered OF record In said court. and duo
\ notice thereof shall be given by personal service OF
q copy thereof upon each and every person Interest
saSdIfsntt i omit together seth ~" Viii, ir Written nosee that on a
| pay certain, not less than sixty days after such ser.
| vice, said application will be heard by said COURT
and IL upon sueh hearing sid court shah be satisfied
| that the statements contained 10 said written nppli.
| cation are true, said court shall make an order re.
citing what was the substance and cncet OF SAID LOST
or dcstroyed record; which order shall be entered Of
record ia said court, and have the same effect, sub.
pet 10 intervening rights. which said original record
| would have had II the anne had not been lost or dc.
stroyed, 80 fr as concerns the party or person max.
Ing such application, and tho pcrsonsw ho shall nave
bean personally served as provided for IN thh sec
Sec, g. That In oil causes which have been re-
moved, or shall hereafter be removed. TO the 81.
nronie Court or the United States. q duly certified
eouy OF the, record Of buch Cause remaining in tho
AID Supreme Court, may be lled In the court rpm
which kaId cause was removed. on motion OF any
ptrty or person claiming to DO interested therein;
and Tho COPY 80 died shall have ths samo effect as
he original record would have had II the same had
not been lost or destroyed. !.OIU gUG 400
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tApproved January II. is7I.l

JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
specifcatlons and drawings OF Patent once.
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.iApproved peeemOer @. lsIo,lE

Jo,rr RrsoLUTIoNt to correct an error IN the
ennffeiiImsnL q D. law IN relation 70 pap Of Sraad
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., a ,naef,db y hs SeadIs AID HoussV RSprNNL
siiv1 Sfiiht 0Hasd saie' q @"!eo" so"A"s"'

~ ..,.-kI.IH Tal4l. Et.alL t4y ~ t''
Tss, ~ .nount OF bonds authorized BY me ACT
.n1qoseS JeIy fourteen, eighteen hundred and ssr,
Vii ssga:Si III g AetSG 5. sa isassd St taf wv -
on tng ,s,sre.t ner .nnum. Sc, Snd! tho bane Ism
eraassd 70 dve hundred mtions Of ao, .M,:s ap nnssS
lhtercst Of any portion Of ths Sop1sa I rst,en e SfltlSs H.
1870 az he Tressury, be made payable quartz.
yesfif: provided, however, mat tnls ACT snni noi
e construed 20 iuthotiIe any tnetSasG ~ SnuSysh
mount OF bonds provided FOR py tne hSt TnHsn
this Act "a an amendment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-08
Third Session Of XLIst congress
JIM" tPUBLIsHED By AUTHORITY. lrfg
tApproved January 10. i1i.l

AN ACT m tSlsuon TO certain Territorial Peniten'
'-~f,I-, q. ftlsties. 4 .-TaHbi-.jw .
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Approved January %. 1871.

AN ACT 10 amend an Act entitled al Act to an
a. tSorfzc ne rcfnndlng oft National Debt
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Approved December ., 1870.

AN ACT 10 amend an Act entitled IAN Act to re-
ducc Internal taxes, and Tor other purposes,' ap-
proved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred and
seventy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-08
Improved January 70, is7l.l q

A RESOLUTION authorizing the appointment OF
Commissioners In relation 70 the Republic OF Do
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MEDICAL.
1H1F0jjRaTlEUNlATE'-5
ntw RtMEDlEsi 49,. /;
~ a,!i r.e9r Of NEW
Dr. GIRByolN'sl~ 70 n ll,P' EJAsssA :,
Ne. 693 Kearny street. q.
Corner Of Commercial .s.".:..!. !. San francisco

TsTABLIsHRD
III in 1S54,yfor the treat;
ment Of Sexnal and Seminal
IDfseases, such, as Gonor-
rhes, Gleet Structure, Syph:
Ills In all Its forms, Seminal
weakness Impotency, etc.
skin diseases ofyears standt
fpc, and Clcered Legs, etc.,
successfully created, ',3'
NM ,aIhRON phaa tho
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LAWS pP::THE uNLTEp STATES
= '5I57'7775YoFFFlcIGAiL!l:..D'2'.2 4
Laws ofthe United States,

n ucI 10 'JtTN tIN 10 HUTJTNE T'II'H
PASSED At THE gH ..e I
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNER.
M z, SNIP. -

Gold Hfl. july II. 1871. rIT
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-10-14
The Presidents Salary.

With reference to tie proposition that
President Grant should 1sve hundred
thousand dollars q year, on the ground
that twenty-five thousand is not Gnoush
to maintain the dignity Of his of8ee, IT.
New York S11 pertinently observes
Considering how Grant has appoiuted
the most important places ifE return for
presents given to himself, and how he
has Quartered his worthless relation up-
on the public treasury, We don't see how
he conld keep up the. dignity Of the
Presidency even on salary of million
aycar. Dignity is o moral quality, and
Grant seems to have no moral sense left.
However, it would be worth while to
give him any sum he might require if
he, would agree to leave off taking pres
ents. and to provide for the necessities
Of his worthless relations out of his own
handsome fortune. But without some
such guarantee on his part, his salary IL
large enough as it is; anyway, he has
got rich on it. !.
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u The fire at Chicago is the most
destructive that has ever been on this
continent with the possible exception OF
the great fire in New York in the winter
OF 1885. That defied all the efforts OF
the fire departments of New York and
nesghboring cities, and was only checked
by blowing up buildings in it's path with
gunpowder. The fire, being in the heart
of the city. destroyed property to q very
large amount. The fire at Chicago cx-
tends over larger area, but the build
s:ags and movables may not be of value
in comparison proportioned to the space
burnt over.-N. o. Picayxas.
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GOOD EMIaRAT1oN. - Mr.. George
Dioune Of this Parish has just returned
from Canada bringing with him twenty
laborers, several of whom have families.
This is the kind of emigration that we
need. These are hardy laborers, and
will soon identify themselves with the
interest and prosperity of this commit
nifty and become industrious, reliable,
and trustworthy citizens.
Mr.. Dionne says that he could have
obtained 500 men, if he had wanted
them.
They age too poor to emigrate them
selves, and only require means, with a
sure prospect of employment on their
arrival to bring them here. They have
all gone to work with will, expressing
themselves perfectly satisfied.
Thibodaur Sentinel.
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VIections.

Galveston, bet. Sin the Congress.
ional electioY'the Democratic net gain
over the vee of 1869, as far as heard
from, is as tollows: First district, five
counties, IS; second district, two coun-
ties, cog third district, five counties
2436; arth district, twelve counties
2o46, Aicating the election of the en-
tire ksmocratic delegation to Congress.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1O.-The election
reE>fns thus far are very incomplete and
W5rd no indications of results on either
zoe. The result is not even known in
This city. Tho Republicans claim the
State, but there is no mention of majori-
ties,
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THE OPELOUSAS COURIER
PUBLISHED on SATURDAY
ONO II q A N y Q 2.
,onrnrrronss AZ

swbscripaoa-- Three Dollars Per year, payable
xdssrasire-Fffty Cents per square fse the
anbseduent insertion. Eight Hines Or less CON.
sfitute . squaSs. q. sss5 ss5t*%
An advertisements sent in for pablication
will be inserted In Ensiish and French tunlees
othefE Ease osdaredl nntil the puslishee shaM
I CRndidAtea to public fayers win pay Fifteen
Doliars each, In advance, nthey wtsh 70 Be an
nouneed. %FS5
Obituary Notices, Cards Of Thanks, &c., 70
be paid for as advertisements.
Personal cards. when admissible, to be chaf&
cd at the rate Of 20 Cents per line, in advance
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NEW CExsUs tAHD PA1nRf LA~ss-We are I'm.
debsed % Kunn q Co, pdbaisbersof The &eiea,
etAe A~stesa. ,New, York, fos b neat Httla
bound yolnme of l2o pages. entitled a. sbove.
10 sontains the oOmpssts Census sf ls70, showing
.ths Populasiss, by Counties,s Of ,alaskhs States
md FsFsisssisss With sheir Arsas, and the Pop
ulasiossf ~ ssneapal CitseA Also, the new
Patent IAw5 81 fal. with FERNS. Official Rales,
Disessisps how - obfsin Patents. Copyrights
Rsgnla.tanns los Maria. Assignments, How
70 ssn Patents essss Aassss,& largo variety Of
vahashas inforsaatioa 1saasing % Wster-Wheels,
gtsam4Kngisss, and other mechanisus with
i,lnapy assfsl tsbass and recipes, I75 diagransDa
Mashauie1 Moyanpenssr ssc. We sdyiss every
bodyto asnd for II - abova. Price, aS cents.
Asaors valuable eompsnalam, Tor 20 ssnsll .
psaSs, has rarely bsen phhiished. ..3.
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u For the convenience of those interested,
We publish this week, and will continue to pub
iish hereafter, carefully compiled summary of
tho Administrators Tableaux filed in the Office
Of the Clerk of the District Court, and the Sher-
IFS and Successional sales taking place in onr
Parish, where the reader can obtain ut glance
~ the Information necessary, instead of wading
Ahfough the long and numerous columns Of the
h6Wspaper designated by Warmoth e. Co., un-
der tas provisions of the Printing Bill," as
the ofieiat Journal.
This 4aclkimposed and Improbable task,
involving transferable trouble and labor, but
we cheerfuily assAme it in the hope Of its being
Of sonse service 4a CIR readers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND IT'S PREVENTIVE.

Many human being has passed away for whose
;6 Thsss nea1 A. aad ar q fs%ily aad IT!snas afs
theg calmly adoptnd 0A -1o "A-~- A--N
Dn. J0sEPiI II. sc11ENCK.s SIMPLE
.na ou.ro, TR;EATsMENT. a;ilsa g
cnus meic,nes thev World MI no Mt haWe 9aey eie
PT Sshensk has Il S. oxn proved .has
by his medicines and his direction for tetr use 4
,sIs stnssssi asS ass tbs9s SS5n
faith o the invalid Is s made 70
eS xsee Sssae Tss s5fSSS
Its rhosephy rsaures no ] argument t. It is seieas
s'o nrs, tT9 wsoRonS vii yhieh eadsl q
tnbs ysF i,h h sec sona.on the
spcnd The ac;ion Of the lver Here et
With Iii is dtis dstre1sins sypsoas Tes sea % the setting '
1ss s nossss SSs Ps Of No
They possess all the blood-searching. Alternative
q easps SG sHt sTIN,1 9'ks fsGs they
The work Of cure is now beginning. The vitia.ed
enary canal are eecsed The liver M ike ses coek t
s.nanS wou9d up It arouses from is epdy The
A sUPEsLY Or COOP BLOOD.
Tns ssd as,a Tsps f I SiS r
cation is now proeressnT without ifs nravons tnr
tures Digestion becomes painless md the cnre ia
seen to be at hand There IS no more fiatulence no
Now comes the Sreatest Riood Pnrser eVer yesr naf
given by an indtligent father to suffartnn man
Schenck's Pnlmonie Svrrn cones IN To narf,rm % ;te
functions and to hasten and complete tie cure. Il
cheated oo1Iecs and rpens the imnaired a0s and ns
gathcrines It preDares them fy exnectorat3on and
70 In q very short time the mflady Ia vannnishaS
the rotten throne that it Occupied "a renovatad and
gained vigor, steps forth to enjoy The naanSo0d or
Womanhood that was SO' -
dsTVHN ru Aurnur
The second thing js the oet,anIs mI,t ,+sv s,..
warm room nntij thew rat ueII r. fs aanSost aS,,ns
sibe to prevent taking cold when a. the innes are s.
efIected Fresh air and rtding ont ~ t IS
section of the cnnnfrv IN ths Ha, al "a s ss
SON are ali wrong PhwzcIen" vhn rnnnr-nasi oer go
that course lose teir nstienfs ~ thefr n,nna ara
house they must notsf down QUIET they must M a se
about the room rs mncb and as last az he srenth
viii hear to got m soni - 81 hSnnd H
patients must keep in good snirits-he ieternninaS
to get well This has great deal to do with t6s
apRetts dssnats shd y = the e.sst point e gain
ability II the usnrst asea ana % OF is pos
ali others 10 sinS,1 n ScSancL, ~ Se, "a
ment to the Faculty Of his 9Wn cure was In shese
mnfinn conanSs ~ wS ~ tne @ .ass stages on con-
Rss could not vea then
and Obtained tie prenaraons " Whch nov adfr 9o ta
semed S na s maze ;d perc f cure Of me- It
whole system: They soon ripened the matter in ny
sve yellow stter sRer up snan "a PM Gen
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Some Genius has succeeded in perfect
ing an invention which consists of con-
densed soda water, put up in boxes, con-
tanning material for sixteen glasses Of as
pare soda water as can be drawn from
any fountain. Tho powder is charged
with gas, sweetened and favored with
pine apple, orange, lemon, etc.. ready
for use and q picnic party can carry their
soda fountain 10 their pockets,
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MONEY, Tnxs Axp LAsoa Eevf1 u. anothe,
column Of to-daYss paper be found an d.
sertisement Of tho oeleg ksed washing CON-
pound known ~ 4swas,s Ag Made Easy" the
Family Patent Rishts which! Mr.. D. p. C.
HIN offers Cor sale- hnples Of said COM
poand or soap can. had at Mr.. Poseys
Drag stcRs. on MaiyS Street. The certificates
aooompanying the advertisement would alone
Ssrnish sufRoient eysesence to establish all that
40 caaimsd for IT, Esad chem and be convinced.
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- @sACG>G44A08SS3SS
Est Gee. =. King;-Ann y. Winn. adlnx, will
! bedstead, table, ! azzp0iE Q sofae, chairs,
center table, 6sagare.
Eat: Eyariste G. D., Henry c. B., and Joseph
inc g. D. Fentenot.s-F. Perrodin. Auctioneer,
with head Of eaftae, one with IL head, another
with head, o Lot Of mares horses and wild cat
tie, gun and saddle. Transatlantic cattle and
noysSss ,.s Gsab brands and wild cattle payable
Est. Josephine Miller. II. Lumpkins, admr
will cell on Nov. 8, on Plsquemine Ridge, for
cash: . plantation Of 240 acres with buildings
&c. on Plaquemine Ridge: the undivided OF q
Q pistols, silverware, furniture. &C. =
Est. John Cl0se-See full particulars in adyer-
hsement in another column.
Est. VIM. Allen.-T. N. MeCrory, adm'r., will
Of land with improvements &c., Mt Monudvillc,
several sets tools, o pony, watch, bedding, &c.
f. Sheriff. Sales.
Geo. w. Hndspeth, Dist. Atty, vs. Edw. Oar
deau ct al.-Tle Sheriff will soil, Nov. 4, at the
Court House, for cash, 800 arpents Of land stu
ated in Little Prairie Mammou, with buildings
and improvements aleo, $50 a-pents Of land in
the same quarter, With the buildings and i'm
proyements.
JAS. Ray vs.. Geo. NJ McBride.-Tho Sheriff
will sell, Nov. 4, for cash, at the Court House,
all the right, titles and interest Of defendant in
his fathers estate also his interest In the pres
ent growing crop on the placassand fifteen head
Of gentle horned cattle. ~ .sa .ssss,s
Bloch & Dupre W. Robert Mosby ct ais.s@The
Sheriff will sell, Nov. 4, for cash, ut the Court
House. 100 acres Of land in township 2 south Of
range east, also acres of land situated i'm
Mallet Woods, and the baildtngs and improve
ments ON said lands. ~
Airisn Sonnier, admir-, Vs. Francois Richard
ct als.-Fhe sheriff will sell, Nov. 4, for cash,
at tho Court House, tract of land containing
10 and 22Il00 aores; another containing the same
quantity !; another containing lis and TIi00
acres /; and two othcfs containing each 80 and
34ll00 acres !; also all the buildings and improve
Spottswocd III. Sanders vs. Jas. w. Swindail
Ell als.--The Sheriff will SELL Nov. 4, for cash, Mt
the Court House, one no top buggy.
Martha WikoR, Widow vs. Geo. A. Wikoff.-
The Sheriff will SELL Nov z, for cash, at the
Court House, q plantation situated ON Bayou
Beuf containing five hundred and sixty ar.
pents, with the buildings aud improvements
thereon, except l60 aeres adjoining lauds for
meriy belonging to Vim. Moore S. ,,
Administrators Tabaeaux.
Il Estate Of Drain Manuel, sr.--Emile Manuel,
admir- has fled Q tAhleau Of 3elassi6cation and
distribution. which win be honloiogated Got. 20
q no opposition b made. -
Estete pf William CpttreI1 Colbert W, Fore
maj dninistrator hks fled q final ACCOUNT of
a1ll1 Ati0n and tableau Of fdistrihntfon, !
Ahlch Will be hOmologated Oct. 23d nno oppo-
aitien Smlads thereto. b u ~ tSt5Fa -
tEet. \. Hcifet-H.L i. Garland, .admk. has fled
stsblsau of ciaaslAaatiop al sbss Of sasd estate
70 y Aomplofa Nov nos opposed
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500 arpents Of CYPRESS SWamn.

situated on Bayou Courtableau, four miles from
Barry,s Landing. This land will also be sold by
lots Of QUO arpent front by 10 in depth.
The plan of these lands can be seen ut the Re-
corder's office, and will be exhibited OH the day
of sale.
Terms and Conditions half of the pur-
chase price payable cash on the day of sale, into
the hands OF the administrator. and the balance
payable in one year from tho day Of sole, with
interest at the rate of eight per cent. per annum
from maturity until paid; special mortgage re-
served and the purchasers promising and bind
ing themselves not to alicnate the property to
the dctriment Of said Estate.
The plantation will be delivered on tho 1st of
January next, 1879.
The cost of survey and division line a: the ex-
pcnsc Uf purchasers.
DESIRE GODET,
Administrator.
+ Opelousas, Oct. z, 1871.
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~ 1t was beautiful idea in tho mind of O
little girl who, beholding faded rose, around
which were three little buds just unfolding, ex-
claimed to her brother: "See Willie, these lit
tie buds have awakened in time to kiss their
mother before she diesr
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-10-14

n Tfs Probate Court has been in session
aimee ~ Monday. 1t win eontiuue IN session,
We przedms, until towards the end Of next week,
vhen Judge Gasrigues win give up his seat to
Jn@e King, Who is 70 hsgina session of the
District Court on the 23d inst.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-10-14

v The nexs4ssaon Of &C. Charles College,
Grand coteau, win commence nsxt ssaarday,
- will be seer By the notice eisanhers =,
Parents shoaA mot neglees % send their
children Of 1the very dag tho seesion begiusw
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-10-14

CoRSs.-Never cut your corns it is danger
ous; To remove them when they become hard,
small pumico stone rasp them down. Try it ;
you will never use knife afterwards
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-10-14

CURE FOR TooTHACHE.-Pulyerized alum and
common salt put on piece Of cotton and chuck
ed into hollow tooth will shut Its aching So
quickly that you will want to hug Us for telling
Won. ~
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DWeare under obligations to the invitation
committee for complimentary ticket to the
Fifth Grand State Fair of louisiana, and to
Luther Homes, Secretary and Treasury for a
copy Of the Rules, Regulations and Schedule of
Premiums of same.
Ths following, in that connection is from the
Picayune Of tho 9Th inst ::
:. TIE EAR.-It is announced elsewhere ths[
the Mechanics and Agricultural Fair AssosS-
tion of louisiana will open their annual exsb-
ttion On the 18th Of November, for eight Nys.
The most elaborate preparations havs been
that has preceded d. Liberal inducewr4ts arc
offered to eompetftswS from all pasff of the
country, and 80 900 ase offered in Afenliums
Exhibitors are invited from everJ~sectiop of
Americs. This announcemant wiihis received
with pleasure everywhere, and haugurate q
new. spirit Of eutsrpFise and rivalry in all
branches ofindustry and nscfsgfe art.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-10-14
FURNITURE STORE
BOOTS
=. - 3 t.9ss- AND .45
@> SHOES.

!. Mr.. BAPTISTE PEFFERKORN respectfully
Informs his friends, customers and the public
that he has just returned from New Orleans with
q wen assorted stock Of naterSaas, and engaged
the services of competent wprkmen, enabling
him TO fn ell orders entrusted 10 him Id the best
style, at moderate psaces. FtsAfe *.
Ladies' Gents and chfldren's Shoes
Made to order, In every style nnd at all prices
BApTIgTE PEFFERKORN..
Landry Stree, t,opposite Johnston'a Stables.
Opelousss, May N, 1871 sEd 1sSt' S7tf