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MADAME PFEIPFER'S SECOND JOURNEY
Lsdys Second Journey round the Nord: from Lon Ion -
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MAYHEw's WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
The Wonders Of Science or Young Hum phTey Dsyy th'
Cornish Apothecarys Boy who taught himself Natural PHI
osor by and nuay became President of the Royal So
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HFSRY MAYHEw author Of the story Of the Peasant oj
Philosopher" &C. With numerous llusrausns. loino
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MEYERS & HYNIEL.

Successors to Thomas ConkI5n)
Family Grocers, corner of Main and Green Streets.
THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
i Grocery Establishment lately owned by Thomas Conkln
take pleasure in saying the public that they will always
keep choice and varied assortment of such articles
usually found in establishment Of the kind, and solicit
liberal portion Of the pubc's support.
Our stock consists in part of the following articles viz
Flour Bacon Potatoes Nackere Cod Fish, Herring Cheese
Rasns Pecans, Tobacco Snuff Cigars, Oil, Liquors Of
every kind, Vermice Macaron ETC., etc. all of which will
be sold equally low any other house in Thbodaux
Dec1-ly MEYERS & HYMEL.
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atters themselves that from their perfect knowledge .
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era satisfaction. Prescriptions flied at all hours Of the day
or night with the great and precision. An medicines
purchased warranted and the purest and
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BLANCHARD, CAzESAVETTE& & co.
Anril II
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TDMUND P. DWIGHT, attorney and Counsel
L Tor at Lao Napoleonvile, parish of Assumption. La
will practice In the parishes of Assumption lafourche,
Terrebonne and st. Mary. Tmy19n]
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VIZ NJ. MERCER, AHorney and Counsellor al
w Lam Houma, Parish of Terrebonne. Ia, practises
the parishes Of Assumption Latourche and Ferrebonnc
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Professional Gar1s.

n BELCHER, attorney c,sd Counse1ior at Lor,
VI continues the practice of his profession in the Fifth
Judicial District. Office in TlbodauN. je11
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II S. GOODE, attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
will practice in the parishes of Assumption, Latourche
and Terrebonne jel1
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TNO. THEOPHILE DAUNIS, General Collect
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Assumption and Terrebonne The best Of refer
,nce be furnished if required. augl11y
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Important TO Families.

4 B. RAGAN, Grocer, Nos. 8 and 10 St. Philip
n. street, wishes to impress it upon the, -
minds of all who have families to provide for, -
that he has facilities for obtaining Provisions -
FRESHER and CHEAPER than any body else
This boast be proved by the fact Of his
connection with the Opelousas Railroad and the Express
and having HIS OWN WAGONS making line of regular
daily communication with New Orleans. This also enables
him have The greatest possible assortment without keep
ing hand large quantities pershabe articles, as he can
daily repenish his stock with fresh supplies. oct1.
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GAMUEL WOLF, General COLLECTOR and
~ AGENT Houma, parish Of Terrebonne, La will attend
promptly the collection of all claims entrusted to him.
to the transaction of any business required oct2s1y
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Benepolent Or0ers, %l.
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E>XCELSIOR LODGE, NO. 34.-REGCLAR
lImeetng at the Odd Fellows Hall, cor
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SATURDAY EVENING, at the usual hour - W4
OHcers.-John r. Verret, n G.; John Ss>sA>>>~
Larkin, V. G.. J. A. Robichaux, Sec. j. i. Thompson,
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miscelidneons.

T,oR sALE.-A LOT OF GROUND AND I'M
IL PROyEMENTS.-The undersigned offer for sale
accommodating terms valuable lot of ground situated
bayou Terrebonne mile above the Opeousas Railroad
1t is arpent square, well fenced and has on good
Dwelling and all necessary out buildings and improvements
my26-n s. 7. DAUNIS BROS.
VX7AGONS, CARTS, ETC.-JUST RECEIVED
w A LARGE STOCK OF WAGONS, OK Carts, Mule
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CT j. Bodily Co. Whelng Va for sale low for cash ap-
proved paper by 24n B. r HOLDEN, Agent.
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MAGNOLIA DIVISION, No. SO, SONS OF
lNl TEMPERANCE meets at the Hall, on jackson >Mu
opposite Thibodaux street, every MONDAY EVE SSsk
MING at O'clock AgG
C9scers-Lewis A Reed. W. P; John Larkin, >}'HSS
W. A.; W. r. Dunn R. s.; Edward 7. Burnham A. R. S.;
A. l.. ST. Martin, Fs. Joseph Diyon, t. W. H. Ragan, c..
Thos Sweeney, A. G.; G. W. Wesbrook, l. S.; Thomas
Mcclure, 0. s.; W. II. Ragan, d. G. w P.
jan5 W. 7. DUNN. r. s.
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Lessons In Music.

Lessons In Music.
THARLES KHERN, late musical director Of
the Italian OPERA Milan, offers his services N6n
as ano Fns
Bra Instruments. Residence at Messrs. T. 7. p
Elis's, Bayou Black, Parish Of Terebonne.
play for Balls Wedding Parties, Dinners and serenades,
ow lower than any other band His of lessons
win commence in Thbodaux, about the first Of January
1885. [dee22-3m] CHAS. KHERN.
Watches and Jewelry Repaired.
T,HE undersigned will receive Watches and
Jewelry, and have the repaired by responsible
workman Of New Orleans, without Unnecessary delay
Dec22-tf H5t BENNETT GARDNER.
E Loom for Sale.
T>HE undersigned offers for sale one of J. G..
Il Mendenhau's patent hand Columbia Bagging Looms
Unlike the old Looms requires but motion operate
time that takes make six yards the old Loom, Com
parayely speaking with no labor at ALL since 1t can he
worked with little practice by one, as well from the
age Of ten to further advanced age has
Any further comments upon this perfect piece Of work Of
genius entirely its wide spread celebrity
Throughout the world Il sufficient recommendation.
Accommodating this Loom Is little book giving an the
u' Ssst = '''1' 80 1'''S' - - A. PERRIN,
.Groceries! Groceries.,
Just received, and for sale by the under
spIcED PIGS FEET. 50 Ksg, extra,
GREEN APPLES 100 Bbs Choice, Genitans, direct from
NEW GOLDFISH, 50 boxes t
RED HERRINGs. Is boxes, small and large sizes.
CHEESE, 10 boxes English Dairy.
s"zg To- !. Western. ssiE sis
MAcKEREL, e5 Kits No. 1.
NEW DUCKWHEAT, 20 boxes Hok's. ~
NEW GOLDFISH, 10 Drums.
For tho Holidays.
CRANBERRIEs
CURRANT JAMS and JELIIEs.
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A. B. RAGAN'S
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,

Nos. and 10 st. Philip street. >11z
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW IN asesRH
l. store, and is constantly replenishing a AhIaBka
well selected assortment of GROCERIES, consisting
in part of the following, viz.
APPLES, Dried an Green GARDEN SEEDS
ALsplCE, HvMs, Sugar-cured
AS1sETre INDIGO.
AXE HANpLes, KErcHUP. Walnut, Tomat
BAcoN, Hams Sides and LARD, No. Leaf
ShouIders; LOBsTEBs,
BEEF, Sagnr-cured LEMONS, ~
BUTTEB, Goshen and Wes- LAMP WICK
tern MUSTARD Creole and Ky
BEANS. Many MOLAssEs, t
BISCUITS, Soda and Butter MAcARoNI,
BREAD Pilot and Macy MATCHES, Friction
BUCKwHEAT kegs E b0Ies MACE,
BRcoMs, Assorted NUTMEGs
BLAcK1Ns, "Mason's" NuTs, Pecans and 4lmons
BASKETS, all sizes; OILS, Oiiue Lamp and Lart
BUCKETS, Tin and painted ONIONS
COFFEK, Rio, Japa, .Mocha. PICKLES, assorted
CANDLES, Sperm, Star and PORK, Mess and Prime
French TALON PoTAroEs, Sweet and Irisj
CHEESE, Pine -4pple, Eng PEACHES, Dried
lish Dairy and Western PEPPER Black
CHOCOLATE, No. PEPPEB SAUCE,
CANDIES. Assorted Powder Sporting and III
CIGARS, on eZcelIcnt as mt Pipes, Gay and Stone
CABDs, Playing RA1s1ss, Malaga
CINNAMON, RICE, Carolina and Creol
Cloves SALT, course, fine and Tabl
CLoTHEsP1Ns, SUGAR, Loaf and Bropn
CORKs, London SOAP, bar CASTLE and fnnc
CARS, PerchssioH STARCH, For s and Colgate
DrMrJoHRs, all Sizes A. SNUFF, Schtch and JMaca6O
EGGs, -!a- 'ta e,-, SARDINEs,
Flour, st. Louis dnd Ohio SHOT, Buck and Drop
FISH, Cod, .MaeIsrs! ond SAL ERATUs, ~
HerriRr q - zF - TEAS, -Ass0rted
FISHING TACKLE ToDAcCO, do.
GINGER, Tin WARE, do.
GARLIC, @s. WASH BOARDS etc, ETC.
ie1I A. B. RAGAN, and 10 st. Philip street.
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Lafourche Dragons, Attention!

Lafourche Dragons, Attention!
rTNTHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF AK
l. Company Lafourche Dragons, hereby f,,sx.n
notified to attend regular meeting the first sgsS
and third MONDAY of every month. -
Punctua attendance expected '-D
Jelly TAYLOR SQUIRES Secret:ry.
McALLIsTER FIRE COMPANY, No. TWO,
wi meets at the Engine House, on the first
SUNDAY ofevery month, at ~ O'Clock. AM. MlEssH
Ohicers-V. Richard, President Henry ssszz-5sf$
Hoffman, Vice President; c. Omer Dantin, ~ 90
Foreman L. Bergeron, Assistant Foreman A. D. Terre-
oonne, Treasurer. jy1 L. DAUNIS, Sec'y.
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IMPROVED CANE KNIVES Planters in want
Of good Cane Knives invited call at the Store Of
the undersigned and some Of m improved pattern,
gotten up By themselves. Is22 4tl CAMPBELL CO.
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