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FOR THU CURZt OFHeada.she,. Sic C geo$achte Foci"Stomach:'

DR. .e ; G. mi fir :l i have repeati! j arsd ofthewanit Ieiiubaeb b ilaabpdya-kawd 71 ur two of yourPils, Ilbmu ar hisate frtos aou N e!h, which they cleaneat once ft.ee Wt lt~Wa1ebe other5 as the amn-eh fact ist

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ALONO QRAisLL, lisD.?sq~ MidesSlcaa3, Dyusentay, aud orate..

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bamseiKl and ynuiu mgpaythei mouths. - Wt oE tq bhe doctureatigremt eatpeuoers, but got uo better. She 'commesnced tar!rig llt wbieh coon enrs'm i ser 1 lkagbeg pqua .tslles o worms (deadL from I.r body. They asTenwdocursdher and oar two- tfrdae 'of bdiddy; dntery. Os. if outusghbisrm haj= ansyudi m a. Issutwith , two dosesof you iilswh oa, oarnd us paid from iee to twenty

=dollies dueto st muchtlsun eftbiat Weai curedsutsrelycera- w.S Saizh amiedi ayon iwhichmiactumllygoodsand houCatwii bepdiu d here.

OUOi: .1. oi.vw I !l s. rl~di ImtidmaMlmtpurity of the flood. -

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is sI my thnirmly sod amongtihose Juat cadke to trust.in di,trd ! 6egoktbtsasgnusfofdigestisauam dpurEi the blood

they tare. harsry ut resedy I hbae eseve, bao. api I anscoo~iesleary reonpmssdt tpem to my lotends., Touan,

Vu*d 171115S55 Cos1t.Y NeJy.OeeLj. 54,152S.DEAB m~,lR: . yost Csmhari~~jr~iitF;B p rir

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-s ̀iitdE i Yh i ' hawcori iny r of akerons_ oda1 a e Edsand felinepauwe fm.

Her tai been long rte ilisted withe 55.8If5pleaon her`SSia'ZI

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culb e gtwspued, she abs I4ried your. Pitls.aoit the have caredher:AdA' MQRGRIDUL

='" mitlmm, Neural a, and Gout.

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*has bragbt me-eifi didp sop st aypoelsealaei you A.settled in my limb s and brooghkfrc ezyraallaih ueralpiU

t; whihepdedbuehewin'eleaa'm it wgn

ntitl, bf'geit ee .yekelfrut ag seet.Makens ea 0 -0 ypazvdrats ;Theira deae rste slw, betcnre' By peeiv~~ in the ose of thenm say now entirely well

`;Seanle~d~ate s ,EauRosg4 lire 5 D ee 185DR AYER :I have been entirely curedf=y.yi iieltdl 'of

;rm a asLD .Co,1.PLATY ', req ayso s rativ purges, they src pmaoefleat

Taht easit 1l qtl181idART Ha ti t1flU a ef6.ure''the al a~atite nr1'me Pikngsalama apeukift ilsaadeasdos i t Ki a public t'!art" `der !aera that frequently `follo ita a.-

' -mu }n~ametwseael .eri mimzral+ sebatancewhsee -xs lliPI AR$ `DR S. LIEU,

Predioai labta~cd . seal Ciatidr LOlilogie ,'fiat by d si Qerwl~ I . NmGa~Osqasi

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Or t a arta•er •s WVinted.A J INK Pltation eituated in the ene

taei-otfPrairitMeriento, in the Parishof St. TLanry, measuring about.100 arpentsof lhigh land, upon which there is a -.smalldwelling house, a=qua it y of orange trees,and a fie canal, "This property is the onlyoie in Mer• o which is suitable for a SawMill, b egingilatei d at the junction of BayousNez-PiquaezaddesCannes.--Also, a CypressSwamp4f 150 arpents, situated on Nez-Pi-quez, one f the best and richest Cypress

a apam pn that stream.I der: fartherinformation, apply to F. Ri-

elbrd in &ieviue, or to tte iunderigned1on,

M.r:er River, Aug. S21* 1858.:

F IFL'E PLANTATIONsitnated about 3 miles North-West of theTown of Opele•ass, containing 700 ar-pents of land, upon which there arse a

fine and eonfortable Dwelling House, Overseer'sHouse, NegroQuarters, Corn Crib and in short, althe improvements necessary to a plantation.

For the, particulars, apply to the Editore of theopdo.oa. Coarer.

SOpelousm, March 6, 1858.

PLANTATieO FOR SALE.A-likely plantation, 3 miles from

Opelousas, is offered for sale at pri'vate sale. It contains 178 arpents

of land,,30 or 35 of whieh is wood. land, andthe batncee good for cultivation There is-agood dwelling house, negro8 quarters, cotton-gin:, wad all the necessary out houses and allunder fence.

For particulars apply-at this oice.Opelousas, April • 4th, 1858.

FOR SALE.A Tract'of Land, two miles:long

a alf a mile broad, on the Bigee ige-- Parish of Avoyelles. Apply at

this e, (Opelouss Courier)Opeousats, Tuily Wd, 185.-6m.

POR SaLE.A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying on

. Bayoee Courtablems, near the Town of Wash-

ingtnea cosabiing abo 8 0J'acres, with about 20or * C reeseef cleated land, oer 4 negto-cabiemsanda aie-CypressrSwampin the dear.

A TRACT 0F L&iMD Ing endg ayon Courts-blease near. theTows of Wasbington, containingaheit s)e Waommberof acresa, wi about 60acresoaf cleared landiasnimprovements.-Thee two tracts will be saldaieperately or to-

getheras they areneareas other. Terms mode-rate. Applyito_ HALSEY & RITCIIE,

S Civil Enginees, Washington, La.IumJarp lath, 858.

?w 3,20.Ae l fovtal el ce,

Cuvry Town of O onmain street, .suitae: fe ise forrice rreaCoifee~iona. -There

Sona the preies, a good kitchen. well, gar.-den every thing ingood order, anid would besold cheap anid upon conditions that wouldshit purehasers

.For particulars apply at the Courier ofce.Sept. 26th. 1858.

ISIDIE GRMIAUILLA,iartl :utter- a.d a ;grawer,

OIt hies evies the pubh ofehe Parishaof Bt La irEnrlsgiestabisahed at St. Mar.

desrville, a De oet Italan f arbleoftheleta qealirty,Milane , pepedtoereeki uheeasud snunents witor wiott'linsriptonion all plms and according toall tastes as promptand w ltmanaike manner andon modexa~raiespiee

Those whoa ma neediissevtces wlllplease writeso a him&L a'l Q i ll o> apply tot the editor of

,k Fth ~ li nrd. LAug. 1$, 1858.

T underg e having taken the contract for

tg he .Mail beteen Openes and St.os Chevreuil and Brau Bridge, will

`~atinge to take penfq gers at theuul rateThosei llike so trough ticket fro m 8.

;rue. to Ssial oy have to

DOA, eoarert ofersheri ~ser~-W ies to hedie and ge lemen, of

andr tici . She will scour andantd woollew abwl3,

aot iactalrkinds ofladieagar-gentlemei's l , hopes

Z~lriet attention to businda to deserve a6ftepltcpatronageQJ- U- Jn Jo,0 hJ8Z 0,40-4,4Ci

ct~~at~afstna ~ ezistiuginid~6tzese f 8aads r yv,~r~nio

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Public Sale.Estate of Julien Leger, deceased.

i L be sold at public auction, to theV i last and highest bidder, at the late

residence of Julien Leger, deceased, by theundersigned authority, onWednesday, 3rd November next,185i8 , the following described property be-Slongi•g• to the Estate of Julien Leger, de;c ceased, to. wit: -

One hundredand thirty-threeand a thi" daeres ofLand, situ-ated on the,. hyou Queue Tortue, in thePariah of St. Landry, being that portion ofa.tract of landbelndging to thekeirat ltihaE .Leger, deceased, contaiiing 40Qaores in alland bounded in front by the Bayou QueueTortue, above by lands of the deceased, be.low by lands of Henry Roach, and in the rearby public lands.

FOUBR SLAVES, TO WITgANDRE, a negro-man, aged about 43

I years.EUGENIE, a negro-woman, aged about

50 years...SALELAIDE, a negro-woman, aged about

50 years.ELIZA, .a negro-woman, aged about 18

,years.A dwelling house, with all

its furniture, two out houses,E one :corn mill, 1700 pannels

of cypress fencing, 11 pair of gentlework oxen, 5 cows and calves,' 10head of two-year old cattle, 5 headof gentle horses, 7 maresa, and oneor two colts, 100 head of. sheep,6000 shingles, 600 pietix, 50 pan-nels pickets, 3 pirogues; 3 pair irontired wc Lels, 3 pair wooden wiLIs,with cart bodies thereto, ploughs,hoes, axes, besides many other arti-cles too tedious to mention.

The terms and conditions of said sal, asfxed by the advise of a family meeting area credit of one, two and three yeaSfion theday of sale, for all sumaover five dollars, andfor all sums of five dollars and. under, cash,on the.day of ale:. Purchaserson a creditto furnish their notes, with security in solide,to the order of the Administrator, and madepayable at his doumicil, bearing interest ateight per cent per annum from maturity tillpaid, end the lad and slaves to remain spe-cially m•ortgged ntil the As•al payment ofthe principal, and interest .of the purchasemoney of the same.

TAROdENiE LEtGEB,Administrator.

Opelousas, October 2, 1858.

WEIFF' S ALE,STATE OF LOUIESIANA.

Psalin C. Lebleu, ) Distric't Court,ve. Parish of St. Landry,

Prangois Richard & ls., .. No. 84s3)W,)

-B virtue ofa writ of 5.fa.. issued in the above.-. entifled suit, by the District Court, in and forthe parish oSt. LLndry, State of Louisiana, andto me directed, will be exposed at public sale,, forcash, attheCourt Hoise of this Parish, on Satur-day:the 6th day of November next, 18_8,'commen•cin at the-hour of 11 o'elock, A. M., and contina-

Sfm day to day, if necessary, all the righttitleiterest an*deid demand o Richard, in adtethe fllowing described property, seimed to smt-

....A Tract eLandi (•~

iefs Swmip) sitisted opthe 'Sayo Nespiqu ins the Pairifh of St. Landry,;e ieing 21?l acres, anid' 'in g Lota No. t ands. of

,SeetionS3, Township S Soutl -Range 2. Wet, inthe SouthwesterniLandtDistIic'd Lowi-ina.:

T- luadoenigned, thankful for theptronageheretofore extended tohimn,wuld reepsetdilly informl p friends

,a t the pubticgeneallythat he him;elf'ilthe ; o o .tofWashingo t o;,. l new

ready to execute promptly.eli withl asnoess allworkentruated to hiu eg arsriageRejimiring,'auntining,Ti'imma g .and Os aaetig,; awell as

Sip aid OusnmamntaLPaipatasgaerally. Bycloseattention to busieasbse hopes to merit.a continua-

o o .•Ptrona ge. A. G•OtiN.Wshingto La., Jan. 30th,: • .858.- -.

To ernokesrs of Cut Tobaccec":. u g•eed resptfully i.forms

conEty .t dee rs , . and .co ..n.me.r.. generally, that he has ltely adided to his maun-gaotory of S UFFS, whihs obi;n `amdalat the Tniral E 'hibitionas tain a184,

the an*. ture of all kindh t .8MQKING' BAC .O, which he ywammeemas gaoo,at lea, as ta se odthe slt eeebrated ho-

Lenin asmeets s atee.i

atiall toeas. Ite. a oue piddle

maedl. e ta cal lasea as"ht s der.Mikd tplss.bni~i' adaPltier a p<b it.

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Js r1, 188 ? -ip---s, (fi '.

RErwars ?or M I.-At S review by theEmperor of the French in his late excursion,the following pleasant incident 6cnrred :

The old -sdiers *hwhad receiaed the Mhedalof St. Helena ranged tiemsel#P inear, andattracted his attention. Onie of Le et~t nswith the decoration of the Legion of Honor

An his breast, proved to be the sentinel who,in the campaign of Napoleon , of 1$09, inupper Austria, being placel L.hfore"tie Imperial habitation, with absolute orders to let=or man enter, refused to allow the Emiiperorhimself to pass, of whose person he was igno-rant. .Napoleon insisted; the other cried"OnI ne passe pa, and if you advance a step,I'll stiek my bayonet in yourw belly, and if

"Q aserBa, IzMbea LIzsn-alf,, youshould notpa s.', Some odices of the staffcame out and explained the aea•s te t sen.tinel; in a few minutes he was ammoned toappear before Napoleon; the latter simplysaid-" Put this ribbonin your buttoni oBle :I give you the cross. ColuhetThe soldier,was born in the township of Nabiigis,in 1780;he entered the armny in •hs yo 'i a con-script; he served under Napoleon in most ofthe great campaigns until1891 ; he *as res-at in the great battdesaad"severevunded'

at Waterloo; he finally esrned hbiiii~ig athome, in his extreme- old- age as. a grain-thrasher. What he sadly nededes-aMnallpension-has beenbestowedby Napoleon'llI.

PoPut a EDUCATION I NER4AN~T T, •ND

•naiNCE.-The Paris Presse is deiirous ofseeing the system of po6ular edui~tion: or-ganised in the various States' of Germany,introdneed intoFrunee. It says:

The. results ofthe German s stemt are,that the .protirtion of children wtho1 ieivenqedueation ialmost nall, wherei iaFnnceabove 500,Q•0 ,and i ,Englad a bovea.mil-lion are in that, 9 lass., It uastm moreer,he remarked thatin Erance,- asai ,iEingJ#nd,a great number of ai:di n who are, m toschool, remain there ony o r threeygearsand even then attend too irregularly to de-rve any great advantages: While bf-oodthe lMhine * sixth of the plopul•tiiik - uttend••hool regulaHly- there are ini stie depart-ments where the' number 3#hiizfdr atschool does not amount to a fiftieth part ofpopulation. - ' -

.Facy DAprns • TssNzassue.,-A~eorrds.-pondent, writing from ' Lookout Mountain,Tenn., gives an interesting account -of themany natural curiosities to be seen , there,and thus speak, of one o the fanoy anwerwthat appear to be "all the go" at Lookout "Mountain:

The gentleman encireld the laie w~iut "with Mis t, r, arm a tike:iher ~ ihandin is left. er left armrests upp it fig htarm, and her cheek upok:hia tonder. ;This

ut this i not all. The masstLues op,-tlhedance begins; ad ie genleman, by exten-ding his elteiarm. brings the: idy'aicjr incontact with his ownler, cea;ifshe apany,winding around his -:neek. This aiald becalled kissing, ifitwere not daning...

The opinion of the hoosier who was ekedwhat he thoughtof tf h idofdanc isexpresvsive. He said ibethogl "tinc-ing werst mueh, bnt the hgging wasaglori-

ne." I ofer no eritisie s n< the fmwi-.nine delicacy or propriey as motie ofdanaing. It e does not i t in g.;i•t to

ondem daning be esguilty a sinner.rselt in thaset; ;a sri tw a lady, Imsght objet tesei c aelti bitt eing amin I do ii nt.-W W ettaini;t h to be;satisfied if they age. Thiu nab.ishedstan da of opro st abots&hi•s•attr, and itis left to individual tast a local .~aesom.In some places the ar approved--in therm

E usra nanwauicrnn` srnuS OLUNtrARmnauvivxow - eri- b Put, 21i 0eaw of, fig.died` in'Manchester;M eis., en )Tudat lasto toluntary sta itn. l r. Plant was aying attention to a young-, ladrijofth~.e shoveplacesme. threeyears ago, but his proposal

iof ardf "a reije T.etl hirii t; b` diappotmntee rsyed~a heWOi4 aj 4 be oo n a "

sPonly i:estroying atheyes. Hewa e uen y remained. .i cefot three

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