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HARDWARE.

Jp,u WATERMAN CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN. +
t,s - . - j. WATERMAN Il BROTHER,
~sSSssssySgsA HARDWARE AIERCH ANTS corner Of Com;
EssSSd mon and Magazine streets, have on hand ana
daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar.
rivals general assortment Of articles comprising in part rs
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope, '"- H.. w.
Axes, Chains Stythes, -. T. @.5.. 81 RI
Carpenters Tools complete g. ed ..
- Coopers' Tools, N r.
Anvls, Vices Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwpates,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
jew Ploughs, Hay Cutters Corn Shlleerg,
Agricultural Implements
, MILL Cross cut and Pit Saws,
.5z go" -=3o' r. 81 OK Yokes, Bows, Sngetrees
l% @Ta5 Turning IIatlies,
Hoes Han,es shoves and Spndes, Platform Scales,
Androns Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills,
-, Copper and Iron Con Hods Cob Crushers
4 t4-I Single and Double Barrel Guns,
2 eo3S % Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads,
s-.. Britannia and Plated Ware,
n .a---r &c.,. Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
H.. .-. -z.' Stock Kettles, Portable Forges
o2aly w. Vs. #s Selnes Fishing Tackles, etc., etc.
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DRY GOODS CHEAPER TT THAN AN. lsdE
- Corner St Ann and irf"ndy sts-Ihe underGsled have
Goods excessively low prices, The season being
or Fo Mo ndsto The s st and oowng days at
prices that will aois all those who had no intention Of
loo cases Irish Linens.
800 organdy Ba:nders at 81 % y dress
5DV ,aconet Floumceh Dresses, So
400 1arlc,nns Bnyadeles 81 g 20
1865 Erssh @ad E"s'ish JaSSnss *, 10, 12sz 15c.
80 Black and Colorcd Bareges, IL, 20 Csc.
1000 r E,s I PT@s 6 5 10 12z IA
$50 Dozen Ladies' and tientemen's Handkerchiefs, Ga
50 Pieces White Thread cambris, 49, IS, 5Oc yard
50 Pieces French Duck for PanaloonS, % 80, 35c the
100 Pieces French Cottonade for chdren's PantaoOns
200 Pieces Tobbinet Jacqua Window Curtains SO 50
100 Pieces aconets Black Desndes l2zc. the
S Psss "s os Mnsas s piece
SS fs css It rowsfed I Mu etc., g. AZ E. and
100 Pieces French Prints all patterns Curtains l2ac
$50 Pieces Alpaca Muslin Iiue etc. mourning,
25 30 s. and f0c. the yard
W. hays 10 likewise 81 those wo DESTROYS s
e. pS5: s fss% ~" % 5
feyed new ass@r,en Aso Rc5 d ooaS
G"s s6 Gs 2 Is each
We wod call the particular attention of customers to our
magnificent assortment of black and colored Silks.
Silks, for the season, in coors, at 5Oc -
Silks, for the season, in coors, Mt 60, 75c and 81.
Silks, for the season. black, S75c 81 and 81 70 the YARD
To Bnbhine and Embroidered Muslin CURTAINS orr lrlsh
Linens Sheetinss of all qualities and prices our t'oble
for mosquito bars large assortment OF Table Linen our
Dapers 81 81 Is 81 English Stockings and Socks
SIX Ifandkerchefs for Counterpenes Of all
,unEies; Laces
blGached and otons from Ga 12s, which
we'll as the Of stock,
| being TOO extensive admit Of enumeration.
invite both wholesale and retail dealers to call and
Inc for themselves whether promises not fulfilled
| NJ BARRIERE CO.,
iy7 Corner St Ann and burgundy streets.
| d REFRIGERATOR AND WAITER COOl.-
| IL ERS.-A superior article of UPRIGHT REFRlGERA-
TORS varying in price from SIS S50some with Icewates
| Tanks
Also complete assortment of WATER COOLERS and ICE
| PITCHERS, at a =
| NOTICE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Sawed Notwithstanding both rough and dressed
from the best heart TIMBER for sale at N for rough
and $40 per for dressed, lots to suit purchasers.
| Lumber sawed to order.
| fel9 en- STAR PLANNING MILLS, New Basin.
| CECOND-IIAND FURNITURE STORE, NJ
! - % Baronne street. Gaaal.
Furniture of all descriptions bought sold
changed also repaired and vanished In the best
reasonable terms III.
Persons declining housekeeping wishing dispose
their furniture, would do well to call the Undersigned
se2S P N. ToUREE.
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1896. y
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PARISHES. Sugar ;hopses, Hhds Sugar.

suGARThe crop Sugar in Louisiana for the year s5o
stated by Mr. ri Chanpomr in his last annual report at
ISL 427 hhds produced iii the following parishes:
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GRIFFIN. JOSEPH RLLpsoE
GRIFFIN & BLEDSOE. ATTORNiEs-ATtLAW
VI Austin, Texas will give prompt attention 10 collecting
money part the State, and persons
owning Lands, attend any businesses pertaining General
Agency rs iy
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HALLS PATENT C0SGB I% FL, FIR !.

6#z HALLS PATENT CONCRETE FIRE
BEYINl;PRO, F SAFES-THE ONLY FlREPRDDF SAFE
$GM|gA:WITH PG.ArE IRON BoX.-The subscriber, sole
Egs 3 this city the manufacturers has received a
'4-suppy Of small large and mTnnnh sizes rendering
his assortment This the only kind Of Safe OF long
established reputation which has invariably protected its
tents accidentally tested by Ere and the nafufacres OF
which pARE OFFER $ltIUl CDNTRAHY 1t is
also only popular fire proof Safe for sale here which has an
interior pine-rn it is, therefore, incoTpanby
hurga-pr0o than is any rival article The makers OF the
CONCRETE SAFE not impose upon their customers by
usIr powder proof lock- and the time leaving
cavity in the door which can by simply turning screw he
opened minute, and which large quantity OF
powder can introduced safe Paso del Norte, Texas
having powder preof ock thus opened last NOVEMBER
Dols Co make article which like The Schumacher safe
from the Interior OF the pHteiron
hitting holes in the side BACK etc amt rendering the iron
and sustain heavy fall Using only the best
American iron performing Ier work faithfully they
prepared tempt customers by Offering eSravaanf DIS
counts those who only construct their Safes OF in
erinr English iron likewise slight their work above de
scribeu they confident that those who will critically
compare with any other description Of Safe, will
give a decided preference have many purchasers already
isg6 2,r6W ISAAC BRIDG Il, % Magazine street.
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DENTISTRY.

II NORTH CUl4E,t)M, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Will.
Ids all professional business in ST. Landry and
Avoyee may be entrusted to his Office at OPE
LOUSAS, La.
Referenceshns. NJ Waterman, hardware er"hant; G. n
Olivier Thos. D. Miller commission II. Chy b.
NayS 0rlra rs - rn26
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X. THE WATCH STORE, NO. , CAME
A3 Sttee opened with a goods consisting Of
aslSg WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS.
ana Every variety of fancy goods Of the latest patterns
Having engaged OF Mr.. JOS f. Eaer, expert
renced Watchaa prepared do a kinds o! work in
that line.
Diamonds mounted Jewelry repaired and manufactured
order.
N. Bold Geld and Silver bought r ~
tIREInk II WlliH!'N
FtATAyvBA WINES, etc
~ l5b aoxes Longwort SPARkLlSti
i'm do do do ISABELLA;
100 90 Ioomis' DRY
50 barrels CATAWBA WINE
s do do BRANDY
81 do BOURBON WHISKY, very superior;
| In and to arrive, for sale by
OGLESBY 4 MACAULAY.
ieI6 3n So TChouptouaS street.
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T1MRALNIlNG THE DEAD.-P. CASANAVE,
e Undertaken 81 MHra street. between Glstonhouse and
ouve having purchased right from DR. HOLMES of New
York CITY, EMBALMIEti THE DEAD will attend promptly
orders, by day night The process Is simple and is
Bodies embamed by
him ar warranted to keen decomposition and be
TAXI any part the world without exhaing the slightest
odor in any the year Bodies advanced state OF
DECOMPOSITION perfect state of preservation
particulars in pamphlets will be given to those who may
apply. ,-,-- $780, , I'll, l..
a,,1hurr ed free Of charge a22 I'm
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This ceitihes that Mr. f. Macshane treatment Ia
the Maison de Sante for months for Irritable Bladder
and deranged urinary secreions from which he suffered
verely him my advice, connection with the FhyB
clans of the house, he benefit
tSiguedl w. STONE, NJ H.
P. G. BOYER. House Physician.
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MILES C. FOI.KES, AUCTIoNEER AND COM
lVI MISSION MERCHANT Washington street, Ficksburg,
Mississippi
usTWiiI sell Merchandise Property of all descriptions
Consigned prompt rniauces rnsde for the
Refers
Messrs John Watt Co., and Guuay, Brown Co, New Or
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DERSEyERANCED DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
L FACTORY OF ST. Charles and Clio streets, New
Orleans
GEORGE PURvES Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends public that he has in addition to his
business commenced the manufacture of Doors saShe
aud Blinds every description, the above establishment
All orders left Office q Commercial Place, the factory
Mechanics Exchange Box "a, will be promptly NJ
fan ,iad to 40 fin
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-11-06

BrsHoP II. U. OaDERDosK.-The Hcuse Of
Bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal Caarch
yesterday revoked the sentence By which tho
r.. Rev Henry Ustick Onderdonk, Bishop of
the diocese OF Pennsylvania was some twelve
years ago, suspended from The ministry. The
vote. we understand, was twenty one in favor
of his restoration to eight in opposi,ioa. The
decision is received with general satisfaction
by the people OF the Episcopal Church. the
exem plary conduct Of the reverend gentle
man since his Suspension having satisfied all
tha, he deserved restoration. OF course he
is not renstaed in the Office Of Bishop of
Pennsylvania, bitcan exercise episcopal fune
tons as fully as any other Of the Bishops
Phil. Bulletin.
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The Throne Of Solomon.

The following account (says an exchange)
OF remarkable piece of mechanism is taken
from Persian manuScriptcaile " The History
OF Jerusalem. II purports 10 be de>etip-
ton Of the Throne OF King solomon. and il
lhe details are correctly gwen, it undoubtedly
surpasses any piece of mechanism produced
Ia modern times The sides OF il were pure
gold. the feet of emerald and rubies. inter-
mixed with pearls each of which was as large
as an ostrlch's egg. The Throne had seven
steps--ou each side were delineated orchards
full of trees the branches Of which were of
precious stones, representing fruit, ripe and
unnpe, the tops of Trees were 10 be seen
figures of plumage birds. particularly the
peacock. the staub. and the kurgcs. All
these birds were followed within a,tfcially.
so as to occasionally utter a thouSaHd melo-
dIous sounds such as the of mortals
never heard. On the first was delineated
vine branches having punches af grapes,
composed Of various sorts Of precious stones,
lashined IN such manner 10 represent lhe
various colors of purple. violet, green and red.
so as TO render the appearance Of real fruit
On the second step each side Of the throne
were Two lions OF terrible aspect. large as
life, and formed of cast gold The nature Of
this remarkable throne was such thai when
solomon placed his foot on the first sep. tie
luttering noise in the air. On his touching
the third step the whole assemblage Of demons
and fairies and men repeated the praise Of the
Deity. When he arrived at tbs fourth step,
voices We're heard addressing him in the fol-
lowing manner ''Son of David be thank
fu for the blessings which the Almirh.y has
bestowed upon you" The same was repeat
ed reaching the tifth step On his touch
ing the sixth, all the children of Israel loined
them; and his arrival al the seventh all
the birds and animals became in motion, and
ceased not until he had placed himself upon
the royal seat, when the birds, hons, and
other animals by secret springs discharged
shower of the most precious perfumes on
Solomon, after which two of the kurscs des-
cended and placed golden crown upon his
head. Before the throne was column Of
FURNISHED gold, on the top Of which was
golden dove, which held in its beak volume
bound in silver. In this book were written
the Psalms of David and the dove hav-
ing presented the book 10 the King. he
read aloud portion Of it to the children Of
Israel. 1t is further related that on the ap.
proach Of a wicked person to the throne. the
lions were wont 70 set up a terrible roaring,
AID 70 lash their tails with violence. The
birds also began 70 bristle up their feathers.
and the assembly also, Of demons and genii
to utter horrid cries; for fear OF them no one
dared be guilty Of fasehood, but all confessed
their crimes. Such was the throne Of SJlo-
mon, the son OF David.
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Civ, Taem Tasir own Msdlcine.

~ tn. session Of the LEGISLATURE Of 1915.
thH Ssna.e was equally dsslied between the
Wnigs aat Democrats aad the House was
largely Whi5. jesse D. Bright was then
Lieut., Governor The Whi-s Of the House
sen. numerous resolutions % % into the elsc
ton Of u ). Senator. which was always defeat
e By the caSciugyo nj the presiding officer
NJ election took place unti. mex. year, when
Mr.. Bright was eiece1
At the session of 1855 the Republicans
had a large majority IN ths House, and the
Dem oera-s a small one IN the Senate TIE
Republicans o. the House passed several res
olu-ions inviting the Senate % - iato the cleo
ton Of Senator. which was refused oaly be
causs the Republicans asl the power 10 elect
on .oint ballot.
The nextS nae s.anis27 Republicans and p
D D.n,crats, thus giving the Republicans pow
CT - DO just VIVA. the Democrats did al the
sessions OF 1344-5, and again in 1855. post
pone the election.
l. is jas. aaI ri5h, tha. the same medicine
me,ed ou by the Dem ,cra.y b. now forced
lDwl their own throa.S, aud il viii be done.
Ii any other justiication Of this course be
desired, il may be found in the fact that the
Sage was appoTtioned By Gov. Wright without
authority, aud in such a manner as to deprive
many OF the counties OF a Just representation
in the Legislature. and because OF the frauds
by which that majority was obtained
Every possible effort viii be male by the
old liners to bring on the election, and some
Of their Interested leaders openly boast that
they can purchase 4 sufficient number Of Re-
publican Senator's to accomplish their OBJ
J4ct.
They cannot do it. In looking over the
list of Republican Senator's We do no. hnd 3
sin gle man 50 base as tAus 10 disgrace himself
forever,
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NO. II.

eoserve-and now | will only add il is plain
to see how the sioo were disposed Of Ser-
eaty-hye dollars We're sent OFT for sale keep
ing while the remaining TWENTY-FIVE were
placed in the prisoners trunk for the purpose
OF covering the real criminal. Ofthe toue Of
the other parts of tie letter. leave YOU 10
judge. And now, gentlemen, leave my
clients case in your hands,
Tie case given TO the jury Immediately
following their examination OF the letter
They had heard from the witnesses own mouth,
hat she had no money of her own, and.
without leaving their seats they returned
verdict of Not guilty
witt not attempt to describe the scene
that followed: but II Nancy Luther had rat
been Immediately arrested for theft, She would
have been obliged 70 seek the protection Of
the officers. or the excited people woull have
manned her AT least if they would have done
10 more. On the next morning | received
note, very handsomely written. in which l
WAS told that the within was but slight
token 81 The gratitude due me for my efforts
in behalf Of a poor defen>eless maiden. Il
signed .Seeerrl Cifi-cns. and contained
one huadred dollars. Shortly Afterwards the
youth who hrs. begged me TO take up the case.
called upon me with all the money be coaiI
raise. but | showed him that | was already
paid and refused his hard earnings Before
left town | was guest at his weddins-my
fair client being the happy bride.
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ILLNESS OF SESAToR CLAYTos--We regre.
to learn that the illness of Senator Clayton IS
OF so serious nature as TO preclude the hops
Of permanent restoration 70 his accustomed
vigorous health. The Delaware State Reporter
Of Tuesday last says:
Mr.. Clayton, we understand, has been
confined to lis room, a. the residence Of Come
gys In this town, for two or three week past.
or the particular nature OF his complaag W.
have not been informed, but his pms sis,a ans
think It doubtful hether he will ever entirely
recover. On Saturday last he joined the
Presbyterian Church. and took the sacrament,
in his apartment. a, Mr. Comegys."
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H In the mountains OF Brazil there il a
hot-ho~c plant (philea callitrichoides) Of ten
der. biltle. and juicy aspect. which looks as
If il would be good to eat in cooling saade
but which is really of 50 explosive a temper
m=nt thai it might fairly be coiled The pistol
plant. When near towering, and with is
tiny buds ready to open. if the plant is either
dipped in water or abandaaily watered each
bud will explode saccessively. keeping up
mimic Sebs-toppolisan bombardmsn;, send
ing forth puff Of gunpowder smoke. or a IL
lie cloud OF dusty pollen, its stamens sud
denly start forth to take their place and form
a cross. 1t i. an amusing toy. which pro-
duces plentiful supply of pop-guns.
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Looking for Il Wife.
BY KIT CARLISLE.

II hardly know which like best. Joseph
ine REYNOLDS or Hettie Burk." said young
Benson to himself Josephine is splen-
did looking girl, queen in every movemsnt,
aud commands alteration wherever she goes:
bu. on the other hand. Hettie IS little gem,
and has swee. disposition. although, perhaps,
Josephine has one as good, Both can shine
IN the p,rlor, and. for augh; | know. in the
kitchen also. as all farmers daughters should
be able 70 do. Well. I'll call on them This
Monday afternoon. and endeavor 10 decide
between them. It's washing day. | know,
but so much the better time 10 sound on house
bold duties; and ss | am going out of town
the fore part Of this week it viii be a good ex
cuse for calling now
Geors, Benson was smart. intelligent.
young man, poor. bat engaged in profitable
business, which bids fair, in a few years, to
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''You appear to ENJOY good health. not
withstandns your lab n" ne continued.
..Oh yes. returned Hate, II general
lp pretty he .lLhy, AMI then I'm fond Of IT, too,
AMI you know that is half Of the swes. battle
M1lher even goes 50 far as to say, that Is,
sometimes, can cook aud take care OF the
house, as we'll as she; baC then that's her
lsltery. Of course, u encourage me-"
s.Bl. such work is hard some say slayish, :"
continued George.
Il think different" replied Hattie, sit is
not slavish, and not 50 hard as many coa.rive
to make it. There Is a .gh- way to d. work
Sou.e have what Is cslIel kna.k, bul that
Is simply indiar olt The easiest way OF doing
it well; one can make house work compare
ti.elv easy in that way
well, some consider it Disgrace" con
tlnuel our hero, ''anI o.ners complain tha
they have n1t a taSe for Il.
II IS not dis 5rac. slil Hattie: ION the
contrary, think young laly may be proud
OF a ka ,wle se OF Housekeeping. Many y. the
first ladies' of the lanl have n. iel- ABOVE it.
and why should who am nothing but a far
mar's laughter. 4 Tor tA- TASTE tina, war, 4
s,r. ru.5 5ht as well Al Igr- oI4 drsE As last
4 mans wife mus. ~ ie-s,auI sIca things
a41 the tjals 10 learn IS waea single. L otteu
think how ashamed should BE-, II marie /.
al IN tDle the ErSL QiF OF com ntilStN3 lbdnt-
h-apius 10 cook my husband a decent meal.
Wlat woa'I he think why that was mere
doll good for nothing bu. to look a. should
cry from sheer vexa ION.
well, really, bssin almost to thiul Hat
tie said George, that you would even con
sent t. Marcy mea who wodlI expect you
to 10 holse- work all yolr days il yoa love
him you seem to make saaA Al agreeable
business of H.; but | shpuI have little respect
for the msl VINO su5Jee.el you - i. unnec
essarjIy."
Yes replied Ht.te. smiling, If really
loved a man, his being poor would not lead
ma to reject him, even if his situation Wa
such as to subject 10 close attention % my
home duties all my life"
That's the very girl for me" sail George
to himself as Hette left the room to arrtn se
the tea.table, Il need no. look further, and
before he left the house that night, he had
....,lo an onvr Of his heart t.:it maud wIIu!
had been accepted.
Aud so ends our simple sketch. Ii there
is any moral in it, young ladies' Of ordinary
discernment will not fail to discover it.
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from the LOulsvIIIe JOURNAL.
The Wife's Remonstrance.

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wha,tbi. ,xarm hart of mine
cn, III, ,rambIing bird TO maks
Its,,rro,-cI,J h,,ys with thine.
r., =, fi,, 'Ii,,vars ana \utu,nn leaves.
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o. r,,n,-a 1,,l9.p "A dre, A. to warn
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Oh, Close that Little B ed-room Door.

On close that little bedroom door
Light hearted ones, AMI gay
| would not cloud one sunny brow,
Or chase smile away.
But close that little bed room door,
Ii has not been year,
Since there We watched the wasted form,
OF one we loved 50 deay.
Then close that little bed room door
My heart IS very lone -
It ta-a fr,sn the fsIaisa throns.
To the loved ones that are gone.
Oh close tnat little bei-roo n door
This, this alone, crave,
For my heart turns to that little room
Turns To a brothers grave.
10Th No, 18th, 1896.