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SMURPHY'S HOTEL AND RESTAU-
~ - RANT, 9S and 100 ST. Charles street. This
nell known house is now in excellent order for the
reception of Visitors. The rooms are airy and we'll
ye4tilated, and the table inferior to none. Board
and Lodging, or either alone will be furnished on
Attached to the establishment are superior Ten
Tn Alleys, aud Bar we'll stocked with Wines and
4 Liquors
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WAREHOUSE.

lN The acknowledgement having taken fhh Warehous3
situated 10 tho town Of Washington fosinsfiy knoNn
as tho Warehouse Of Fontenot Lyons, fof ti,c puf;
pose 81 receiving and forwarding freight and nasr.
chandise. IN fithfuliy attend to al business WKjbh
may be entrusted to him by his friends and the pub.
lie Ii general. ]. B. Il. FONTENOf..
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ii ~ CHICKERING'S I OLIVE : HOUSb
skJs Is rerdido street, New0rleans.
ar Youngs splendid Pistol Galleries, elegant
fitted upf attached. F
Also, Furnished Rooms for private parties, g
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NTALTER II. GARRINGTON, Enginee
w and Millwright, offers his services to tn,
Planters Of St. Landry and adjoining Parishes. He
will attend punctually to all business in the above
line entrusted to his care Orders addressed to Rim
at Opelousas, to this office, will receive prompt
attention. Refers to Lndgar astrapes, Alfred Las
trapes, Joseph Beraud, J. B. D6jean, Sen.
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TlHAMPAGNE few baskets of this
~ fne Wine left which NE viii sell 1t reduce1
prices, 10 close the invoice. 90
DEBAILLON 4 CARRIERE, Washington;
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aid TYPE METAL, suitable for Cottor
" Gins, for sale at this Office.
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/, a GOING would respectfully inform his
lAe friends and the public generally >kEao
that he has located himself in the Town ee -ees5saa
Of Washington, where he is now ready to execute
promptly and with neatness all work entrusted to
him, such as Carriage Repairing, Painting, Trim
ming and Ornamenting, as well as House, Sign and
Ornamental Painting generally. BY close attention
to business he hopes to merit share Of patronage
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r WEST, Practical Dentist, 112
n u street, continues to practice hts (
! Ill its branches. He trusts that his lopi
ma acknowledged skill may secure svs. $
mi Ol the pablic patronage.
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II BARKER, Gun and Locksmith, d.
4 q : dido street, NewOrleans, will make AMI
Guns, Pistols, etc. and indeed do any work
line, with pnnctuality and dispatch, aud in tt
style. Calls made in a superior manner.
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CONVENT or THE IMMACULATE
~ CONCEPTION ". 777 N n Y
The Classical Exercises Of this Institution Vim
commence on the fifteenth of October.
SISTER MARY OF THE HOLY ANGELS, 4
september M Superior.
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n Sss',e ~ ;:ss'es va - 81 - \ l's ~
n Gs'ssss. ssssy lst VA a 8 tsia q n escissl
wa.Asgss, every n and 81 SAhhash \ sssdlss
4 s,ss \, q ligcsd.y stser evssy ls sad "A sAh
month. si5 II 7ssE Nh
sssn; ss,sse ss svsy < l n " s4ss Al i
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NO PLANTERS AND OTHERS PlaI
- ters and others having business to transact y
the city Of NewOrleans, will find It to their adTantaa
& TO employ the undersigned as agents.
All business entrusted to their care will be prompt
~ and faithfully attended to, at moderate commits
sion. HYATT & FRAZIER,
Collectors and General Agents
e No. ~ Commercial Place, New0neans.
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THOMAS BAILEY, Gun and Rifle maker,
l06a Chartres street, NewOrleans.
Guns festocked and bored to shoot close and
strong; Flint Guns altered to Percussion on the most
improved principle; Patent Breeches and Safety
Guards fitted to guns Of any make; every description
of Guns and Pistols made on the shortest notice;
Gunpowder, shot copper caps wadding, and every
article requisite for sportsnen warranted Of the best
manufacture.
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|A11 who have nfc In their lormf infiSa VII I'M
own tael ana lights. Gss 1ssss
sg q Nill b expectsd qaastsy ~ advanss,
quarter; ~ per cest. mi s. added 8
FpAy yA4 &xpenses 0f collection. S
lcasAas MercA "A isszs III
~ REIoUsA As mn u 1 y IlaIaeas
M HQx, assiste1 oonpsssnt tsachsss, Il
dientl 6ianekes tsasht ii q tiifis' schoois ,f aS
facility N NE uas a ~ French IAnRuaks,
" vi made, e ri - pcasibls, ~ Language u
hc School Year il divided into ~ lion. II
lty-one weeks sach. Tcrtns per session Are---
-.iti6n tn Primary Department Il. \. /. 4. .$3O 90
sEsss Advanced M " 4. N. . . ssS an IA
lnstf,cti tion on ne Piano I. 4. 4. 80 %
S;lngng ana S0liage. n. N. 26 %
.Paint;ns II a. aS oo q
mbroidery siik Chenille, wonssd, ssc q O. q
Boarding, Washing, Fuel, etc. !. 4. Y. "a . 10 90
rsysat rsy 5saSls sad u .dy.ess
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IN ODGING ROOMS, l0I
s1ssJ New0rleans HENRY STl8
modate gentlemen with Lodging
oramanth. Prices to snit the tisi}hs,ss
Best Of Liquors and Wines at tile ba
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OUISIANA PLANTAT l 0 n
IL CLOTHING MANUFACTORY,--
p 4 HEBRARD.

No. rs Canal st.
Ne,c O4ledns,
Goods Good store 4 manufacture Of Negro Clothing for
both sexes. T..
this establishment and their moderate price should
secure the attention Of the planters OF tins, and
For prices and samples Of the Goods apply to z.
L. Hebrard, agent Of the said establishment, al
Opelousas La.
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NOTICE 10 BJ1l 1lEDER,5 Builders will
find it TO their advantage to call at Fontennt's
IN Washington, II they wish To make 4 complete bi
Of Lumber 0f all descriptions such as Sawed lalm
ber of the best quality foot boards, Shingles and
6-foot Pickets Remember Cheap for Cash
january 81, 1867. J,sR. IA. lFONTENOT.
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10 TOLEDANO & TAY4
III Merchants, corner Of St.
strects, Newt Orleans, 4
BENZ. T0LEDANB. j. MI
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4 \, UFtOUEIHfExs, efts
which hs offers very cheap for cash The pubIid
GEray will find IT to their intartst to giye hlua
Iacsif befofe pirel1aslng elsetslare. ss
Washington, March 18, 1867.
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TAUPERIER, HAYES I
lysion Merchants, No. IA 81
Orleans.
AR, DuPERIER. ALLEN T.. HAfEs
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also q general assortment os O. OCl;ttIE, Patent
| MEDICINES, etG. M "
tho Whole 0f which we offer cheap for cash Or to
punctual customers on the most liberal terms.
Big Gane, February rs, 1857. ~ @
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roHN r. HoYT, Prat
u St. Charles and Common
Charles and Veranda Hotels, \
a3~ Hats made to order.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-07
FANCY FURSl FURS! FURS! FURS
CUT OUT TIE ADVERTISEMENT.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS OR LADIES visiting
~ Baltimore, and wishing to purchase cheap
and handsome suit of EURS should call at the
MOTH 4 AMERICAN FUR COMPANf'S STORE
los Baltimore Street, (adoining Sun Iron Build
ng,) where they will find the most extensive stock
of fine
FANCY FURS
Ever offered TO the public, at prices to suit.
The well known reputation OF our house, as re-
CARDS superior manufacturing and finish, will be
more than maintained in cur styles for the coming
scasnn.
ees2. Orders promptly attended to, and goods of
every descriptions Trimmings, Collars Cuffs, Robes,
or Alterations made at the shortest notice.
G. LEWISSON, Furrier,
North American Fur Compahys Store,
l05 Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd,
(adjoining sun Iron Building.)
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TO STRANGERS.

The many thousands cured at this institution
within the last fifteen years. aud the numerous and
important Surgical Operations pcItormedbt br. l.,
witnessed by the Reporters Of the papers and many
other persons, notices Of which have appeared again
and again before the public besides his standing Is
gentleman OF character and responsibility, is uf-
icient guar lntee to the afflicted
Dr.. JOHNSTON is the only regular Physician !
yerising to cure private complaints. His remedies
and treatment are entirely unknown to Others IRE
pared from life spent in the great hospitals o. tu-
rope and the first in this country, viz: England,
France, the Bockley of Philadelphia, Ne, and a
more extensive practice than any other Physician In
the world. His many wonderful cures and most i'm
portant Surgical operations sufficient guaran-
tee to the afflicted Those who wish to be speedily
and efectually relieved should shun the numerous
trihing imposters who only ruin their health, aud
Nf.'' TAKEN NOTICE.
1t is with the greatest reluctance that On. JOHN
ST0N permits his card to appear before the public,
deeming it unprofessiona for physician to adfef-
tise, but unless he did So the aiiilced especially
strangers, could not fail to fall into the hands OF the
many impudent and nnlearned Impasters. with in.
Vulnerable False Napies combined tuaekshaps.
- arming lessz s9e tiee. .ay ing ~. = &c.
aof :! tisrments advertising thcinsclv asPfvs;
Clans iiliterate shallow Drained tellt tao laZz
work their originaltrad w. IDEAS
berond the brute, who, for the purpose of Entclhe
and Becciviug, carry five or six Offices Hdpf HS
many Different False Names, that III afflicted
Strangers, escaping is sure 10 tuHblr headong
into the other. Ignorant of Quacks with enormous
living certificates of great and astonishing cures
from persons not to be found, who keep you taking
large bottles of Hieoriee Water and other packages
of filthy and worthless compounds cunniuglv pre-
pared to impose upon the unfortunate and unsus-
lecting. Trining month after month, as long a.
the smallest fee be obtained, and, in despair,
leaves vou with ruined health, to sigh over your
calling disappointment
1t is this motive that induces DR.. Johnston to adj
yertise, for he alone can cure You. To those unae
quanted with his reputation, he deems it unneecs
s.try to say that his credentials diplomas always
hang in his Office.
no LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID and containing Stamp to be used for the re-
ply. Persons writing SHOULD state Age and send
that portion Of advertisement describing symptoms.
July 70, ls56.-iy.
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CHARLES HASkINS
A Architect.

OHce IN Washington, d e., Pennsylvania ireHne,
da do A5efan'ttiq Virginia, Haageqield 6eitd-
ing, Amy ~
WILL furnish designs and plans fer Churches
w Stores, houses and Villas. public tuliaire
etc. etc. and also for alterations ot old ldildlte
with full working. drawings, specifications ahe s1
perntondenee OF the same uponWritten or ferseha
application.
\ variety ofcnnplcte sctts of plans OF Churches
and specifications on hand.
April
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VIM. A. S Err r. { 7 I,
Merchant Taller.
STAUNTON VIRGINIA

y I \ 2 ~ 7 VlN TIsV y 7 "
DEGS leave to call the attention of his trends aud
ID purchasers generally, to hislarge and beautiful
stock OF
SPRIN G. G o O d s,
purchased at low figure for cash in the Northern
critics and will be made to order, in STYLE which he
Aafers himself will please the most tastidlous at TAR
living prices, for cash, usual time to responS-
bic and prompt customers.
He deems it useless to enumcratc, and willonly say
tha his stock embraces Cloths, CaSsimeres and Vest
my of almost every Imaginable variety OF style and
material. Finishing goods, Trimmings, and in fact
every thing necessary to dress gentleman from
head to foot teeptiaq has boots y
He respectfully solicits call from all in want of
anythirg and pledges himself by fair dealing toner
1t the patronage of the public.
Anril [. lS5h.-Snec. COW.
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T'ass a'aesc.

WITH a view Of making room for fall goods.
w we will sell all our summer goods, Il greatly
reduced prices. Ladies' Dress goods particularly
will be- sold at first cost. Call and examine, and
You viii find We are in earnest.
PIPER 4 FUNkH0USFR.
Near the Woodward House.
AUGUST q. 1856.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

7 F YOU al wantto see how beautiful yourfaces art
1 come to Rankiu's Gallery and let him takra
Amhrotvpe OF you which make one otthe beau
'iful Picture that has yet been dscpyettd in tllt
tine arts. Dec. =, lNad.
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JAMES T. raNPKiNS
ioHS $. MARTIN. JOHN STAPLES.
STAPLES. MARTIN Il CO.,
GROCERY AND FLOUR
Merchants.
Staunton, Virginia!
Ii.
For EeeMs.

HAVE for rent large Room in the basement Of
j. the Lutheran Church, well suited for ii School
or other purposes, such as shoe shop, Furniture
reem, ae., DE. GEO. b. IoI,
June u, lsaG.
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~ aarerfisiag fat. a less time thar hree months,
,-a} be charged Tor at the usaoi rotes-Sl 90 per
squire for ne Rrsf tkree insertions, and tre"fy ire
tiHfs IL. eaeb 2Hbgeqnein isxife.
TIE a3oce rates istH be strictly a{hercd to The
circulation of the FfNDfGA TDR, is one Of the lar
a.. l., he Suite md hsace IF tie best adeertisiay
,srdiaas
fss- I0B FGRh. u al descrit tions promptly
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~ BOXES warranted AXES, of all sizes, Just re
~ ceived and for sale. GEO, h. fhiCE.
October 20, 1856.
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AndirOns, Tenders, &c.

LARGE lot of those old style.B Brass Andirons,
N very heavy, for sale at abont half their value;
Also Cast iron do of all sizes, polished Shoves and
longs, 4 buckets, Fire Carriers, Coal Pokers,
&c. Coal Crates furnished to fit at city prices.
Oct. %, 1856. GEO. U. PRICE.
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TRY IT,

TRY 1T.
yINHE Waterproof Backing will add very much
J. to the wear of leather keep il soft ana pliaht,
and renders it entirely waterproof. IL Is warrant
ed to give satisfaction. CLIO. Il, fhlNE,
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A Prime Chew.
~ BOXES of the Pancake Tobacco, of the best
~ quality, now in Store and for sale by
October Is, 1856. Per q. /. CoPHtAN.
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A cure Warranted or no Charge, in from
one CO TWO days.
NJ MERCURY nR NsusEoUs DRuG5 UsED,
OR John STON,

Member of the Royal College of surgeons, London.
Graduate froIn of the most eminent Colleges at
the United States and the greater part of whose
Ike has baen spent in the Hospitals Of London, Par
IS Philadepha aud elsewhere, has elected some OF
the most ast nshing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing III the ears aud hehd
wi'n asleep, great nervousness, beng alarmed ut
Sudden Sounds aud bashtulness with frequent blush
ins attend ID sometimes With arrangement oi mud
RCD iu.mpdlafplV,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
What is Imphee.

1t is the African Sugar Cane. Sor.
gho is the Chinese Sugar Cane, which
is now SO much talked Of and expert
mented on. The Imphee quite nearly
resembles it in botanical properties
and in the Agricultural and CONNER
cial value which it may possess. If
any great difference except in the seed
exists between them, in these respects,
it remains yet to be noticed. But the
history of lmphee is, according to Mr..
Leon. Wary, quite different from that
Of the Sorgho. Sorgho, or the Chi
nese Sugar Cane, was first introduced
into Europe, in 1851, by the Count
de Montigny, consul ofFrance, at that
time at Shanghai, in China. 1t was
planted by NJ. Robert, of Toulon.-
From this planting only one sprout
appeared. 1t grew and ripened, and
the seeds were distributed. A gar.
dener of Hyeres succeeded in ripenine
eight hundred seeds, which were boT
by Valmorin & Co., Of Paris for eight
hundred francs. The plant then made
its way rapidly. 1t was cultivated
extensively, and from this source
mainly it was supplied to the Unitod
States.
The Imphee, on the other hand
was, according to Mr.. Wray, intro
duced into Europe in the following
way:-While at Port Natal, in Atri,
ca, in 1851, he found the Imphee, OF
"sweet seed" grown by the natives.
He collected the seeds of all the va
rieties he could hear Of, fifteen in all
planted them and made sugar from
each of them. lie then left Port Ma
tai, went to Europe, plantedi it in En-.
gland, France and Belgium, and es.
tablished its culture in the West In
dies, Mauritius, the Brazils and some
other countries. 1t is now being in.
troduced into the United States
Some varieties ofthe Imphee ripen in
ninety days, from the seed. More
hereafter. r.-O Ohio Farmer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
Sg1nlturd.
Chinese sugnr Cane.

At ON Agricultural meeting held
at indianapolis during the Indiana
State Fair, the subject of Chinese Su-
gar Cane was discussed. Mr.. Raab,
OF Ohio county, Ia., detailed his expe-
rience with this cane.
lie said that he had been one of
those that had no confidence in its
success, but had raised t. In manu-
featuring molasses he used a cider
press to crush the cane, which answer
cd very good purpose for expert
menting, but it did not extract the
juice entirely. lie was satisfied that
good cane would yield 300 gallons TO
the acre. lie had made it at differ
ent stages ofripeness ofthe cane had
cut it five weeks in succession, and
the ripper il was the riches the juice
Five and half gallons of this would
yield about one gallon of molasses.
He has found it difficult to keep the
syrup from burning, as he boiled it in
common kettles; but he thought there
would be 70 danger in properly con-
structed pans, where the fire would
strike the bottom only, and not the
sides.
In a kettle with twelve inches Of
the juice there would rise a scum of 8
inches on the top. This had to be Ia
ken of, and he had used both lime
and soda to neutralize the acid, but he
thought these unnecessary. They
made the molasses Of a dark color
His best and lighted colored, he had
made by raising the scum with
gradual heat alone. White of eggs
lie used 10 clarity the syrup. The
amount Of juice extracted was about
60 pounds to every 100 of the cane
The blades he stripped off by knock.
ing them with stick, before he cut
the canes. The blades and tops he
had fed to milk COWS, and their yield
Of milk had been increased at least
one.ffth and the butter was more yel-
low.
To test whether the juice would fer.
ment in the cane, after being cut, he
had left it standing 4S hours in hot
sun, and could perceive no change in
it. He had also left the juice stand
13 hours before boiling, and had made
as good molasses from it as any other.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
UNInnDTA MT ANNnIrN rNrEMEGT

lmEOlN AN Il hNNONNN ls
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
i such as SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrhes, Gleet Syphilis, the vice
Of Onanism, Self Abuse, &c., DC.
The Howard Association, in view Of the awful
destruction of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the decepuons practiced upon the un-
fortunate victims Of such diseases, by Quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon as a char
liable act worthy of their name, to GIVE MED
ICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons thus af-
ficted, who apply by letter, with q description of
their condition, Gage, occupation, habits Of life,
&c. and in cases Of extreme poverty and suif-
ering TO FURNISH MEDICINE FREE OF
CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Inst-
tuition, established by special endowment, for the
relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
"Virulent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now a
surplus Of means which the Directors have yo-
ted TO expend in advertising the above notice. 1t
is need less to add that tho Association commands
the highest medical skill of the age, and will fur
nish the most approved modern treatment.
Just published by the Association, Report on
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice
Of Onanism, Mssturbstion or Self Abuse, and
other diseases Of the sexual organs, by the con-
suting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, IN a
sealed envelope, FREE OF CHARGE, on the re-
ceiptof TWO STAMPS for Postage.
Address DR.. GEO. X. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA HEARTWELL, President
Gro FARcHILD, Secretary.
Feb. 20, lS67-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
Gentle Jennie Gray.
AS Sung by Bryant's Minstrels

AS sung Dy Bryants mlnsitels'
The tangled brier creePeth-it hSn for ma
ny day,
Around the grave where's oundly sleeps my
gentle Jennie Gray
The little birds they love it, they will moi
keep away,
But sadly sing about it, for they mourn fol
Jennie Gray.
CHoRUs-My long lost Jennie Gray,
My gentle Jennie Gray,
Oh! how love her none can tell
My ygentle Jennie Gray,
Her heart and mine together were knit ike
ray to ray.
All time had summer weather, while !
knew my Jennie Gray,
But death SO cold and cruel, had crossed
our happy way,
He sighed for such jewel, so he stole my
Jennie Gray,
And now in yonder valley, where blooms
the flowers of May,
The signing breezes daily, round the grave
Of Jennie Gray;
Heart-broken, sad and lonely, l tread lifes
weary way,
My ears find music only in the name of Jen-
ME Gray.
CHORUS.