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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-05
RE Snarfmg Of llruxS.

Dr.. 0. W. Holmes, whose reputation as physician
runs neck Ind neck with his terary popularity, in his
vaiedictory address to the medical stdentso Harvard
University, delivered 1.-The 10Th ult gives the fol
lowing, doubt not, judicious advice to the medical
students who about graduate : With regard to-
the exhibition of drugs part Of your medical treat
ment the golden rule is, be sp"ri"y Many remedies
you give would make awell person SO i'll that he would
send for you at if he had taken Of your doses
accidentally 1t is not quite fair to give such things
TO sick man, unless it clear that they will do
good than the very considerable harm you know they
wllcause. Be very gracious with children especially
have old men rshver at the recollection of the
rhubarb and jaap Of infancy You may depend upon
it that half the Of Homepathy due to the
sweet peace it has brought into the nursery Between
the gurgng down OF lqatAspne mixtures and the sac
thariue quvscence Of minute glbule, what tender
liother could for moment hesitate /? ~ s. o!sasds
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-05
Gbe Gml9raut Sin 9ouruol
A. W. NJ : l DU y A L D.
EDITOR AND pRcpRIEToR,
Is ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY TIE
CITY OF NININGER, DAKOTA CO., NJ. T.
AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

RATES ADVERTISING }: .
Eight lines, one time, VI "
Special contracts will be made with those desiring t
advertise by the year. ... ,.s~ ~s.s.s
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I Minnesota. -. .

kAfhACTS FHON AN ADDKESS:ceS.8 =. .E3
Lnprese en- tted Lrnds 1T must not sIe supposed
tha,vtle state Of c"ul one solid, DO "
Of popllatio6, mad that th.em t ~hs ST. Ks ah
advantages If u Jnew region w,havc 10 6nd them
in the wilds of NebrA-ka, Dkota ,ore Arses here .
il may be truly said, that III. prsssit fopuL.,i"n
of the State Of Minnesota is ptinripsty To-
the main svers, with the exception of the peoinahla
included between the Mississippi river and the Miune
sofa river, running soah to the Iowa iue sal Vfhe
southern part ofpeninsula between the ST. Lroix and
Mississps, st6ugh both these regiqns4 sill contains
considerable qusntitiesef unpresmptcd lambs livt west
Of the immediate border ef the Mississippi river towards
the James river the south, the Red Kvcren the
norh stretches almost Unlimited quantity of Gov.
ernaasns snds yet undi<turbra ~ eniig osA
ia 1issd Miunesos, ssad the suppiy"f tDsb
of he market fsa,uses II the o,aauy Ia thea6sth
o ST. Paul he wholcouatlss Of pins lands The mills of
c.r ss5,sq'y e. .i.say of re
sWs. would sso qao,siise following from the rspof f
De SHEPPARD, Chief sEagiueer efihe Mmassota sad
faclhc hAroad:-za!saes IA G.cIf 9cgfgb1sss2 Z. ID
g To the westward Of this line. (iea miles wesswar
from tie Mississippi west Of ST. Paul and st. Ap,6onj
tie Big Woods,y adense f0reSt u on5 hundred
and FIFTY miles in length, BY an average Of ffty IL
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-05

2BoY PKEAcnER IN Nkw YORK Burleigh,'' the
New York soffrsppndent 1T the Boston .oarnui thus
announces me advent Buy Preacher in that city
boy preacher. He is about 6,een years Of age His
name is Crsmmona Kennedy. He is Baptist aud be-
longs to The church Of Rev. Mr. Adams on Christopher
street. H is convert in the late rvis has already
been licensed preach by tat church, and is just
attracting large crt'wds to hear him Hissye is vehe
nleit; his sermons have 10 rlleu much method lle
theology seems to BE- mature and after the school Of the
sounder AN more conservative schools If the lie
is certainly quite prec cous What the end will be
one resee. lie breaches and speaks nearly every
night.so His houses crowded toverfwing and for
season he will be the great attraction Of our city
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-05
prepared for the Em. ALL Journal. 8

The attention Of the ensgra'ny pubic Is solicited
the contents Of this paper Of the Journat our
intention to retain the following matter permanently in
columns as we believe it combines great deal Of
uf"rma,ion Of Importance to the emigrant The town
Of Nnnger with great degree of berality and cnter
prise, devcted PORTION Of its public funds to de-
fray the expense Of distributing large Of copies
along the main of travel leading to Chicago,
and upon the Eboatscomng up the Mississippi nver Il
will be the advantage not only of tlis Y, wn and
neghborhood but Of the whole State that the following
articles should be set before the public and retained
fore them. We have attempted in the following arti,
cles to conaaeourselves strictly To- acs IL we hav,
made assertiohs "a sustain them BY great mass Of
authorities possible. For this some of the
tcles made up Of quotations fom scientific sources
as being least likely to mi+represent, AMI ost likely
meet 1it the cul6 nc. Of the public Oar frat arti-
Gle y I aasasry Of the distance Of all the rest aud
very n,roasy signed by citizens here In the list
Of names the emigrant my possibly meet with some
individual kuewato him; and will thus receive double
assurance ofthe truth the statements contained in it,
tsss ~ ~
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t0y Oo ana mus lose the OeSt part the daytime
on devoted 70 osunrise AMI meadow l.lksr - 7
i. BREAKFAsTa DISH fake ssegg and beat it up,
add teaspoonful of SALT pour iu atut two thirds Of a
pint Of ppt Of water, then SLICE bread dpEit in
and fry little butter, Serve warm, and you vii!
find it an excellent dish swcs
An lrisbmap .sin France was drinking with some
co@psay Who pramsh shosst. The land we iissss
sASe AkAsk u&aossa nsdear' said hs,. heresI po}f
gssa as saAJaIs ssgas
How Do Jon snd your friends feel now ? si an;
oupoe&ae s54Sts sf our Western States, to u
rather irritable member Of the defeated pirty 1Isap
pose. said he, I'VE feel just L,zirus did when be
was licked by dogs gn E zsss
How quietly might many one live if he could care:
little for the others as he does for his own.
THE BUSY BoDY.-He .labors without thanks, talk.
without credit, lives without love, dies without pity
save that some Il was pity he died not sooner
celebrated barrster, retired from practice wasoone
day asked bis sincere opinion Of the law. = The fact
|ls, rel lined he, if any to claim the coat
upon my back, and threaen with hwsuit;
be should certainly have il, leafs efbhdiug my coat,
should lose my yuaistcoat also 'yz4ey f saci!iowh
printer out in Arkansas whose Office is ten miles
from any other buling, aud whea hangs his Sign c6 a
limb Of Tree, adyertises appfeace He says
"a boy from the country preferred ssosebes- s7gl
o Love srocktSas-A lady. q resgular shopper, Who
had made an unfortunate clerk tumble over all the
stockings 10 his shop--hey fall goois-obccted
that none we're long enough want the very longest
hose that are made Then, madam, you had better
apply At the next engine house, slaroh-.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

TsUH TREEs,-I AN Ageat 'or the soutbsrn sur-
l. ssry III Thomas 4 Hack, A:aps Coanty, Misc,
sad will iii all or.srs for Frait or Ornamental Treas,
f!xuts, Flowers. or Grape Flass, delivering them al
anF poiat upon the Gississippi River, and IN Auct
quantities Us may be required. Persons ordering,
shout. do 80 r.g1, .ns. t1air orders maj -bs aiicd IN
1is.a for disappointing
koy, 3idEwtn, Il. T, NADDIII..
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re.v 4sett:x!Nes Goods!
~ NO OPENING at thr general House Furnishing
" Ware Rooms Of ]. PIPER co. hne Assoft-
ment Of goods consisting IN part OF
E1EfAsT PLATED WARE,
TEA SETS, CAsToEs, CARP BASKETS.
CAsDLEsTItxs, CAKE BASKETS,
TABLE, IHssE1, and TEA srooE's.
FORKS,
FISH and PIE KNIVES,
Sour and GRAVY Ladies,
SAET and MUSTARD Spoons. DC.
ALSO:
vervr;cl FRENCH CHINA DINER sErs*
Is a " TouKr "
ornau,ente5 and Plain.
-
Cur and pressed tstAss WARE.
Rich CHfsA MAsFEg. and Toilet VASES,
and ORNAMENT.
1zosv and BvcK HAsnrrn: TAmE CUTLERY,
FRENCH CARrERs and SilcERs,
Brass and WIRE TENDERS,
Brass aud EaxrsEHTHnS AsrsRoSs,.
Po7Is;.gp STgE. FIRE iRoSs,
PLASs1Eo, TN and BRITrAsfA WARE,
COVERED GRAZING l,tsrEs,
ConxIsG. PAKxoR and Office Stoves.
SAD IaoNs. PATENT KNIFE CLEANERS,
Weop and Willow WARE
caDineI Furniture
ELEGANT MAHoaosy rad VAISrT BsosEEAps "
-: NARnsvBEs.
MARBLE Tor BUREAUS and SIDE BOARDS,
:. @ CE.TEB and PfE . TvBiEs,
DINING. Tg.p aud Work TABLES,
CAsDIEsr1cks, WAstsTasps &C.,
SOFAS. TETE.A-TE7Es,
Rncnrg; GHAiRs-RASY EHAIRa,
PAhIoR. BED Room and OFFICE CHAIRS,
PAIN FURNITURE OF every variety.
We hare also, aHoat and expected here daily. a
ia nasorne assortnant Of WINDOW SHADES and COR
NICEs, CARPETS. MATING. OIL" CARPET, and a
i,rya variety Of articles to fully COMPLETE onr stock OF
House Furnish:ing Goods in every particular
This stock has been selected with great care by one
of our firm, from the Manufacturers: and Importers
80 -.- = -n.~r n~I All r-t+t n~--r
tsh7;shu. .ut In the South. Come and e1nia.su!
,cta j. PIPER 4 co
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

PROFESSOR r. NJ. ROGERS, will
l. locate in the city OF Baton Rouge, about the 1st
Of October next, for the purpose of giving instruction
n Vocal and Instrumental Music sept 26th ii.
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ToU8O NFIRNAY r

Corner Of Nsu Levee md Gaieanie street
THIS Hospital IL spacious and conveniently situate
L = square frour tire river, ueas the ship and ststsa
boat landings.
DR.. JOSEPH EENsADON Is the Director Of The rnss:-
tuition, and Resident Physician and Surgeon.
Dr.. THOMAS HUNT is the visiting PhysicsAn sas
Surgeon.
TgEAs.
Pirate rooms. from 81 60 to IS per dag
Yards ......, II 80 per dsr.
Warns for Slaves =. .$1,oo pei day.
Professional ATTENDANCE, medicines, nursing, sts
and lodgings areincluded IN these charges, = :
sT-Surgical operations charged extra. > -
The location Of the Hospit III. is perfectly h&
yhand con:s .ious diseases are not a omitted Hi
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

& untlxIes.
ex Bark Mazerpa =
10 baskets Aauisefte,
5 dozen Corn Starch,
n boxes Colgateis Pearl Stsruh,
Yeast Powder,
baskets Se!tzer Water
90 poxes DR.. Lemonade,
10 dozen Lime Juices
10 Superior Claret,
] cask Old Port,
30 dozen Porter, Barclay hsPerhins:
10 FsssA fHarton on T~rentrSeotch i
! barrel Superior OLD MonongaheIa
IS rCanaphine,
:. burning Fluid, Tor sale BY =
s- - WIN. BozEL, Druggist
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Bayou Sara g. New Orleans
LINE OF COAST PACKETS.

LINE OF COAST PACKETS.
DAYOE SARA ,iL.-Ta E Steamer s==>
- CAPITOL. Captain V. Z. BAEASco, : ,=.iiasa4zEFa
Leaves New Orleans every MONDAY at ) ESs=a@@E.a
Tae steamer LAUREL HILL Captain /. Hoo:ss,
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY st Q AM. and
avery WEDNESDAY at ) r. Il: fer Bayou Sara.
The ste mar G. D.. J., Captain VINCENT, leaves
New Orleans every TUESDAY and THURSDAY Ut 10
4. ~, AMI every GATukDAY at S +. N Tor B. Gouis
The steamer HELF, Captain HALL, leaves New
Orleans every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY morning
fur iaynu Grnase Tete Railroad.
Ry~N. r. The Capitol and Laurel Hill will take
40 Coast freigiia-
} a. COTTON, Agent, ] Tchoupitoulas
st; set New Orleans nov 21tf
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JARGUIER o. NOUE

"urdsvare.--Tho uaHet Aligned he ee been for the
IL last month opening goods direct from the Manu-
tsetories, aud are satisfied that they have la Store,
the largest and most Varied assortment of hard n arc
usual low pricea. Purchasers viii aud it to their
Inherent to ea1l and examine, before sending to .hs
city. IL LARCUIER l. LAN6UE.
Cor. Lafayette and Florida sta.
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CLERKS NOTICES..

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PAR2aH OF WEST RAH<eN R1UksH,
SIXTH DzsTRfcr Cpunr
In tho oaAttor II the Eutca&sIcu Of Iaytu.a5 Tnsalter.
GeoeEaed. No. $50. r
WHEREAS, Annsdee Tu,1iier Of The parish sss
State aforesaid, has this day hlsI Afs eppitrz-
tion for the standardization Of the above estate
NOTICE is hereby given that all iesa, oppostt.c ss
the same, must be dted lii tho Clerks olhca Of 1sis
parish, Within, isa days from the frst puAlsrt3ss
hereof.
y Z, CRANBERRY Il. Css.
cfer& g ot,es, Fob. Goth, 1868.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
F'nsoisse a'Oues4 Baton RGxEe~
Eofk DIT aI1isHE DEs1RETs
Dsna EaflaIre d. L. agccesson DC L.a4faGti TnsxJeS
decedee, No, $50.
4 iTENDU qna Auedse Tutllar dc Ia Ts-et~rs =
Il etst susdite, a &c jour enraghstre sa1 sppliea4<e
pour Decentralization de Ia Eusdise s,seeeas!ou-
Ayia est par 10 present doune qae tauts crposisess
legaie & Ia dite application aasra ssre fstse NJ Uur@aIs
au Grcftier de catte paroiHss dams lea dix ,io1sG erS
suivront IL premiere publication De GET a,fs.
bureau da Gre1fiar, ca Feb 20 1888.
r. 3. CHAMBERLAIN, Grefss4.
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HUGH T. WAUDILL.
FOR TIE TOILET.
Ihare, and Offer Tor sale upon advantageous terms,
E very supeTi"rstock Of
FANCY Nd TOILET ARTICLES.
FOR GREY HAIR, I HAVE
Gilunan's Flair Dye. cri4todoro's Hair Dye,
Bachelors Louden's
Black Pomade, Roussel's Liquid Hair Dye
FUR LNPH0TLNG d BEA UIIFFING II H4R
hare
Rarry:s Trieorherona. Lyons EatharIon,
BogIe's Hgperiau Fluid, PhaIons Hair Ipvigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic, Lotden's OrientalH q. Tonic.
Oltrlge's Ba! I'm CoIumbia, Feet Marrow,
Alexaader's Trieopheroua, Bears Grease,
+ philcomb and Stjck Pouades.
FOR r. SkL7. AH4rE
Iiur T5stt., Mem FIN,
Toilet Powder, Pink Saucers.
Arpandine, Cold Cream.
0 III TEETH, THERE'S
Charcoal Paste, Iacrons Tooth Wash
Rose Tooth Paste, Orris Tooth Wash,
rERFUNERT.
Thave a complete assortment
Co1oenes Ia Quarts and Ptnts.
Bay Water, Cltir1neila Water,
Florida Water, Balm ola thousand Flowers
Extract Upper Ten Extract Jocky Club,
" New Mown Hay, " Patu,a.
May Flowers, Crystal Palace,
" Musk, 8 Magnolia,
:. An.brosia}, Verbena.
g. Mile Flower. Sweet Shrubs.
" Boquet Victoria, Boqaet JennyIlnd
q " Caroline, & Essence.
Az
4 BEAUTTFUL ASSORTMENT or SOApS
Faacy Balls. Transparent Balls,
Nymph Soap, Floating Soap,
Erasire " Windsor %
poncins " CRYSTAL Palace Soap,
Geranium, Military Shaving Soap,
Wright's Shaving Compound and Bazin's Soap
OFBRUsHEs, IALsO~HA re a IA RLETY
Buffalo Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes
Fancy Back Hair, Nan
Shaving " Clothes -
Hat and Flesh " Shoe /"
White Wash I" Paint and Vsrnish Brushes
BESIDES THESE I'VE Hal E
Powder Boxes, Aromatic Vinegar,
Aromatic Crystals, Port Moneys,
Razor Strops, Pocket Knives.
Thermometers, Pocket Inkstands,
Violin Strings, Razors,5
Sealing Wax, Rnekskin Purses,
Lead Pencils, Gum Elastic Balls,
Gun Cans. TWeezers,
Jenny Lind Hair Gloss, Orange Flower Water,
Carpenters Pencils, Otto Of Roses.
Gum Drops, tJujuhe Paste,
.%. AMI
Fla Toring Extracts in great variety. All Of which I
will sell slow for cash, - OF to my customers upon Il
| months credit
IL. T ID
/ Corner Of Church and Third SITS.
| march s = Baton Rouge.
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rNNB AR.NETS WESTERN LINE, uasIacEea fo
CCO sale, in prime condition.
l.. Il. UDk CO.
Hermitage, !
Aug 15-tf ". B. Rouge,
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4. 3 r. A u TDR D.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
ada1ery, Harness, Trunka,> Whips, and Sad
dlery Hardware.

HARVEY EoUsK ROW Baton ROUGE. Ia.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY Inform our Frisnta,
w Custosaare and the Pubic, that NO hare now
the moot com plete and varied assortment Of goods in
on!iiaa shat can he be found III the Southern MarIet-
We have recently made very largs additions to our
STOCK, in general, and will continually be recei wing
af1dis'ons OF the beat quality and iatasSatyles. Having
made arrangements With ono Of tas best Manutaetur~
ing Houses n New York. to have most OF our FINE aAD
1LEs and AAgNkss, made to our orGsr expressly, to
gether with those Of our own Manufacture. TeLase
every cnnafeuce IN recommending them to be OF CUP
efior workmanship, and feel assured thnI wecan offer
extra Inducements to customers. Weara prepared 10
sell at Wholesale nr Retail, hnt pledge ourselves 10
sell Oh Is favorable terms as can be bought ii any
ntlct House III the south.
10 on: Did customers we beg leave TO return cur
sincere thanks for their liberal patronage heretofore.
and Invite al! to give us 8 cali. to whom we gill take
pleasure IN showing our stock OF ttopds. a Ii8t in part
may be found al follows
In the way Of Saddles, I have
American, Baltimore.
English, Kentucky,
Ss2a1ish, md Washington
and hex!caG~ Somerset.
Danube, Atrakapas. Creole SOMERSET,
hvpe. CitiZens Wheeler's Patent
and Traveller. spriugA Huazsr.
Plain and Stained
ksAattos City style.
Ladies', 3lissas' and
Boys efeYery quality.
~S - n T. AaNSSS az b
rszIvcr, Brass Plated and
Japanned Carriage Harness,
Silver, Brass Barouch and
Thiiting Carnage Harness.
buggy and DEau,bus o! the Same.
l invite special attention to our stock OF Harness
which is very large nud we are determined To pn
them Tt the lowest possible figure, "A genera! assor-
ment.
ALSO OF
Plantation,
Cart Harness,
Collars, Blind
| Brides, Trace Chains,
Breast, Chains, Haues, &c.
I HAvEA COMPLETE AsSo7HENToF
| English Foiin. Carpet Bags
aud Sole Leather Saddle Bags, =
yrunks and Trunk Water proof
Thlices, Bag,
| School ache1s, Ladies'
! Travelling Trunks Trunks,
and Bonnet Boxes.
arriare Planters
and Buggy Whips,
Whips, Hunting,
Eridl,s, Riding and
Aartingales, oserseer
| stirrnps, Wh1rS,
gspurs Horse
and tstts. Brushes,
| Curry Combs, Cards,
| Name Combs, Dog Collars and Dog CHAINS,
4 very fire article Of American and English Brides
Kidding Whips, Riding and Driving Gloves-""rstea
Linen and Cotton Fly Nets
--ALSO-
An assortment IT general OF s~sddlery Hardware
Skirtiug, Harness Leather, Enameised Leather, ~.
4melled Cloth, Patient Leather, Saddle Trees. CA
and examine onr goods and prices. All orders prompt
u attended to. 4, BRADBURY
Baton Rouge, Sept. Ct, 1S56,-yl
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Fresh SunnTies!

---I| - VIII ULlEG 81
Nos Aaekarel III h4zrelt,
IN s. do II X do
louisiana loaf augsr in barrel
Crushed 81 IL
Powdered h q
useins soap. Small bars.
french brandy III quarter casks.
American brandy, ], and J.,
Coarse and anA salt,
Roaaoke Tobacco, IS,
Ihaliers' Hnney dew,
r~y+ Goshen butter Of the Re-anz3 dairy.
~ day, ~ stheS' 10 arrive ave-
ans.npagne u eTery brand AMI quality,
: t a., sasass Hair In large quantities..
- & BARBEE d BENZ ,.trT.
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= JOSEPH McKlTRICK ="
Architect n q Builder.

Stop on + Ior7Ia aTes7, cast Of Aoin $
r u respectfully cali the attention of tbs paa
/ Tic To my assortment for the new year. Having
made arrangements with one of the best manafactn.
ring esta blishuents IN Cincinnati, I am prepared to
furnish SASH DOORS aus BLINDS, made ofthe beat OF
white pine lumber and Of superior workmanship. much
cheaper than can be made in the South. Persona la
the country wishing TO build will and it 20 thetr Ad.
vantage to consult with me before building. ~
&s" ORDERS from the country earnestly solicited.
e. Country work Of nil kinds punctuaiiy a:.saaa4
to IN the most varknanlke manner.
81 Plans and Specifications for city aud country
houses, surburban villas, &C., given in the mast ~
proved styiss. ~r -
ka~ All kinda Of job work attended to With asus
ness and dispatch, water eis.erns made Of shs bas
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-27

ECNnRlESjns received, per steamship Black War
- rior. A large, varied and fresh assortment Of
perfu!nery, combining NIL the latest style and iu-
proyenents IN that line.
Playing Cards, a large variety. Cutlery. Likewise
2 hbla. Of the best Old Rye Whiskey.
] cak Of Superior Medical Cognac Brandy.
.Segars, Tobacco, both smoking and chewing, q
arge variety. Also a new cigar light. Call and
examine at {. BoGEL's
Oct 3Ist Drng Store.
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RATION ROUGE, CROSSE TETE h
~ RAILROAD. NEW ARRANGE
a ~ mud astter Tue stay, Sept, Isl, the cars
n wn' .sass Bayou Crosse Tets daily, ~(suandays except
". 49, o's:ock, 4. IT., and returning, leave the
ne ssean, ferry boat t'sunny South, will make
IVY lslas ; Gag 70 the terminus IS the road. viz
Asafss baton Rouge A.. G A, Il.
EiA $3.50 tG ~@ ~
an ......aH P. NJ
Il, r. that trip being uaas exclusiv.ty for frsfshf.
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