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FOLLOW THE FAsHloN.-Natp

HOLLOW THE FAsHlON.-Nat,re M
6esf AIodistc.-As the genial rays of a IN ii
Seflai sun warm the e9fth, Spring begins HillfaiiAs
10 foAe ~ things IN the llabilirients appro, YWts
pflate 10 t'e season; gentle zephyrs wait Fragrance
da#ning their gala attire.
ladies and Gentlemen who wish to initiate dame
Nature ia her beautiful fashions can ind n fresb
supply OF Spfe"lM Spring Goods, at S. LeyYs
Store, lteAt door to c. ~. Ealef's ieWelry store. on
Main ST., i'll 0peiousas; consisting of Fancy Bareae
Presses; lackone;s; Brilllautine; Fancy Ialicoes
',toVes: ahigts; Collars; Crinoline; ana every kind
I'll Lat'ie$ Fancy Articles Of the newest fashion.
also aPsias I iatniag for meu and bays; Hats;
= eSM as'; e1eka, eta.. etc; S,Iddlefy of every Kind;
' ~ tiarnss7; Collars and fine English Saddles;
all at moderate prices.
As Tue florist that sonld have q beautiful parterrr
March -, 1883. s. LEVY,
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Bsy. ALBERT DEJEAN is an independ-
sent candidate for Clerk Of the District Court of The
Parish Of st. Landry. Election in November next.
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NaAiag the aggregate sum of. .slDsI ,oI
me said committee further reported that ,hsr ~
ci.iav - sae iolto"Ihs claims to the Jury for itss d..
: 4 sonh'er, fof fees az Constable. 4 % 9o
S,iat fay, ihr fees as District Attorney 70 No 10
o9tafnea Andras, for putting Iron cells9r - w
On motion of Mr., Thompson, ~
hsSs9'ef' That the report Of the Committee
on Claims be adopted, and that warran,s he
lss''ed IL laSer OF those persons Who's CLAIM nv
nave been approved. ~
hSs9ivs7, That the claims referred 10 The
''If, pe 'a!d over until next meeting.
on motion Of Mr.. CAN'T,
Rfso!rai, THAI Louis 4. Wabh rt,
seribner and Peter Collins, be and are Lesaht
appointed commissioners to report to tba ~ .i.D.
,,e probable cost of repairing tie bridge oysr
Crocodile at M6uudvfl!e. 4V ''er
MT eanit presented the resignation or
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Donlouis Richard as Justice of the Peace, it
the 9th Justice Of The Peace Ward, therenpol
on motion, it was resolved, that the resignation
of said Justice If the Peace be accepted, and
that an election be held in said Ward, on
Monday the 4th day of April. 1859, for Iht
said resignation.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson,
Rescued, That the expenses for printing
5aenrred by The collector Of the Parish tax
the ! shall be paid on usr
warrant, Iaaa issue on filing Wit
clerk, on aceount.iof such expenses certifea"e
the printers.
On motion Of Mr.. GaBtt,
Rescued, That the sum Of twenty-five dol
lars be appropriated and paid to the clerk OF
larry to furnish stationary to the JTry.
c tstesidenj resumed the chair.
. motion-tb he jury adjourned 10 tomorrow
at 0 o'cloe y. NJ.
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MIR. EDiToR. %
\ remit me tosexpress my admiration of the wall
'ialidihs f'faa OF your correspondent rs. RS II Ie
-speaks tie mastery hand of a skilftl architect. any
one having a nice Job requiring complete artist
Sseursty, like putting a lock on the hfarf 10 sseprs
agssfiotls and like treasures. / am sure could moi ind
2 more experienced artist, and the DISPLAY of kind.
ness, grace, and genial good hnmor, fnelines the
thought there could not be found a better keepe, Of
One waive Of light +" was ASKED by the .. Wan.
derer, here goes r light one! The Hu,na bird
lives ever on the wing, and thoash il saars ~
teai1ad helds. Gasties, Fafts,'' it saay h re.tAfa
Y az s4astbtgg-bpt it did not even !. smell y tie
pnWsef " the sportsman that tremllingiy,s M.
pfoaphed-ner would it have maoh fear In LEM ,
idsgef even, for IN old wandering" bosr TINT never
has had speed enough to ding one e9eetuai Cjluids'
arrow, or ciciin STAY. SNpFN
Bat pray just Miys that Capt
Mr, Editor, shoald this " Wanderer,, after s,o,u
game have lost himself iot ,vaut q: light for The
safety Of the community ala consolation Of weeutns
'rleltss' please insert the following:
LOST!
a Young boy about the size of a man WITH FIN
distressed look Of single man. an cn.ptp rrn il ~,
stntider with a charge id i'll He i dangerous
SSNuAV' .rHHFE. HIVE IJ.a.
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Reported that they had carefully examined
the rep"rt of the said Treasurer 0nezime 4.
Gurdry. iogel her with the vouchers in support
thereof, and that they had found the said re-
port correct; tl%icrenpon "p motion. II wa
Resolved that the report Of said Onezime A.
Guldry, as Treasurer of the Parish of St.
Landry be adopted, and that his bond be
cancelled.
Mr.. Thompson, from the committee or
claims, reported that they had carefully ex.
ahmed The acconnts Submitted to them, had
approved Of the following and recommended
that they be paid, to wit:
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! = ''s Nf ~
The Jury A~ctrseprsaant to adjournment
Nj. lI"qpower report, that the paupe,
LEROY Lejb.ine hna died.
On melton Of Nj. i%fnfpowe
Rescued, That lie sum of&orty dollars a
yeaf be appropriated Tor the relief OF Anrcline
rra1te. widow Vf Jeffrey i~-eieure, aud that
said sum he iaid 10 Louis V. Richard.
ReSo{pe9, That Y. G. Clark, Solomon, Ro-
bertson atd Abner .MeClelIand be appointed
commissioners to examine the Situation and
resources of 0ciavia McGIelland and report to
the Jury.
Resotcsd, That Richard IIigbtower, be APP
pointed commissioner TO examine he situation
and resources of Rachel lIuffpowt in the
place of V. G. Clark, here Store appointed.
Resotred. : hat the election precinct in the
l2h Ward election pFecha heretofore held
at the store Of Landry iiolIier. ne removed to
and hereafter held at the store of Peter Collins,
in said Ward.
On motion of Mr. Fonienot,
Resoice4. That ,he IL ..ahdTed and
doilg, oe ana IS hereby appropriated
10 rebuild the lFidae ut Jean ~ltougeau.s on
Bayou Nezpiqi, and that Jean Rougeau
Levy Campbell aud Apdre West be appointed
commissioners to let out The binding thereof
10 Nv. Ant haa as@, 'othe ).
: .s', mN NNI' way
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23John s., New York.
The public are informed that these Remedies are
sold by all the principal drugusts merchants and
storekeepers through the United States and British
Provinces.
Ns1C YORK., June % lS59 2Stf
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ROIRD OE rpr.crrr.


MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY
= y. okNER NJ. A. Duties Of Presidency and Profess
L Se S, 81 Mental and Moral Philosophy.
T. r. n. - ED, NJ. A, Professor Of Languages.
- - W lLLlAMS NJ. A. Professor Of Mathematics
ana Natural Philosophy
~ n, II; YORK, r. A. Tutor
" >. toMPERE, Assistant in Preparatory Depart
Key J: I. FREEMAN, General Agent
;. ,. CRANBERRY, Collecting Agent.
Number Of Students ITO.
Next Session opens October "a 1883,
Canton, Mss, Aug. II, 1859, B-am
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EXTRACT BUCH
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED

Il cures Nervous and DebilItsed Sufferers. and ra
moves all the symptoms. among which will be- found
lndispositIon TO ExertI0n, Loss Of Power. Loss Of
Horror Of Di-esses Weak Nerves. Trembling Dread
ful Horrurof Death Night Swests, Cold Feet. Wake
Hlne,s. D.mncss of Vision, Languor, Universal Las
-ltude If III. Muscular system, uhen Enormous Ap-
petite, with Dysprptc symptoms, Hot Hands. Flush
lnE Of the Body bryue-S Of the skin, paIlid C0up-
tenance and Eruption on the Face, Pain in the Back
H-avlneS~ Of the Eyelds, Frequently Black Spots
Flying before tie Eyes, with Temporary Suffusion
ami Loss Of Sight, VAN q Attention Great Mobility.
Restes-ne-s. With Horror Of Society Nothing Is
more desirable to such patients than solitude. and
nothing they more dread for fear Of themselves no
repOse of manner. no esrnestness. no speculation
but hurried transition from question 10 another
These symptoms, if allowed to 20 on-whch tins
medicine invariably rernoves-soOn follows LOSS OF
POWERFATUITI, AND EPILEPTIC FITS-in oDe,
Il which the patient may expire. Who say that
these excuses not frequently followed by those.
IreadfGl dIseaees-INSANITNA NDC CONSUMPTION
The records Of the Insane Asylum. and the InelaD-
choy deaths by CONSI MPTION, bear simple witness
20 the truth Of these assertions. In Lunatc Asylums
the most melancholy exhibition appears. The coun-
euancc l. actually -Odden and quite destue-neith-
mIrth grief ever visits 1t. Should sound OIL
the voice occur, II i rarely artlcuate.
With woeful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled"'
Debility is terrible. and has brought tA,rs;n,is
upon thousands to uutimely graves tl;t,s blasting
the ambition Of many noble youths.
1t can be cured by the Of th4s fNFALLIBlE
REMEDY.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT a co,
4 2
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school Teachers Library. volumes. $l25 per vol
School Teachers cts
Brooks School Manual Of Devotion cts
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ENTIRELY NEW! ENTIRELY NEWT
VIVA T Is TT
maj WONDERFUL PURIFYING AGENT.
Darby'S PrOphyIaCtIC Find!

"a hSst'fch; 1t Is a triumph Of Seient6, SIN I,
go n ~ union Of materials provided III Ns,-s
utLStl: Tor rendering pure the air we b-sG,bl H.,
''''oh i 10 OBEDIENCE To- fixed laws
t.. RtlCh. SURE POWERFUL
y purihe~ dwellings. sinks. kitchens
II removes all offensive odors
II cures burns with instant certainty
IL i the best preparation ever usari 10 81, - >,
H. destroys All vegetable and animal rnisS,.s
- teI.tNeN IN a lew seconds the bites ~ - -,
II scatters bolle when forming u '''se''S' e'e'
II soothes bollS when formed ,,a -, =, 80,
a. = Eoou tor csrbuncles ulcers COINS ma t
~ nj the teeth and pUTines the brastb
/ ne worst symptoms ofIvpboid and Scsri,. t,r
known ~ NY ~ mo use Of this FLUID; II ha> been
TO- ~ !" gnecN 'ie spread Of Typhoid Fever in Fam
Leading physicians are Ils,p,, =, :; ~, .
",n%S- savannah, Augusta Atlspta Nacn o,'-,-
n III 'svsnlSrH' selma, Mobile and New 0rlaors
ule hospitals of y. Orleans and NnIIo - l.
,r f'aIS' oTporatoAs ship masters nnar,f..,,,r
reduced rates '>ieu hE the gallon At
reCtlonS, NV ~ cents Follow dl-
nv pPT h19ae{nTed only in the Laboratory Of OAR
an Sr,, Sae "a Fa1ldng by Dr. : F. CASTErT ana NJ
South. NN merchants Throughout the
aIysed can nm wishing ores, soils water etc an
ing to Prof J. Darby '''S"Itnle terms by send
Auburn. Ala NTay. IL ,S-,
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As-tAUTION None are genuine unless th'
words "Holoicay Ner T0rk and LaHda1,' are discern
ihle Wafe,. l1rl M every leaf " the book Of d
rcctions around each pot OF box; IN" same may h,s
plainly seen bv holding the isdf q me hght \ hahd
some reward will d. gwen 30 any one rcndrrn. sncf
information a. NAV lead % the detection of any party
or parties eountert.itng the medicines or N'hhlhi
the same, knowing them 20 be- spurious
- Sold At the Manufactures ot Professor hoLLo
WAY. 10 Maiden Lane New York. and Wy all respect'
HE Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine Throughout
the tinted States and the civilized world ~ pots
y cents, ~ cents and 81 each
A5~There H. a considerable saving by taking IN
larger SIZES
N.B,-Directions for the guidance Of patients u
every disorder are affixed 60 each pot.
Nee lOrk, Feb 1859 ply
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b. r. JOHNSON
Superintendent
AdSh7Uc, Tenn August IL, 1859. 45-lm
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THE
GREAT WONDER
OF THE
NlNEENTu CENTURY.
DROF son WOOD rs
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

says the 81 Louis, Mo- Democrat: Below we pub
ish letter TO Or " God, of this city. from gentle
man m Maine, which speaks gowngly of the supe-
nor merits of his HAIR Tonic. such evidence must
have IT, effect when coming from reliable source
II certificates are guarantees Of truth the Dr. needs
no enc0mUinS, nor useless puiiery from the press
Professor O J. Wood d Co. 900
GENrs: Having ny attention called a few months
since 20 tho highly beneficial effects your Hair Re-
storauve. ] was induced to make application Of il
upon my own hair, which had become quite gray
probably ono-thrd white; my whskers were Of same
character. some three months since procured a
bottle Of your Hair Restorative and used t. | soon
found 1t was proving what | hid wished. fused II
about twice a week. have since procured another
bottle, Of which have used some, / can now certify
70 thc world THAT the gray or white hair has totally
and glossy than It has been before for twentv-fye
Years. ] am now sixty years Old: my good " f., NJ
ne age of hitY two, has used IL with same effect
The above notice deem due TO You for Your vain
able discovery. am assured that whoever will right
~ use H. a. per directions Will not have occasion 10
contradict my stat, nents am citizen Of tins CITY
and resident here for the last fifteen years ana M,
known to nearly every one here and adjoining towns
ANY use You may make OF the above. with my nau1n
attached, Is al your Sery &C. rs wish to pr,>,r, "a
beauties OF nature IN others well a. myself
/ am truly yours, A. c. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE '''
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having had tho mis- for
tune 60 lose the best portion of my hair from fb ~
tects of the yellow fever IN New Orleans m ISL /
was induced To make q trial Of Your prel,lr,ti, a.,
found il {" answer as the very thing needed Nv
hair l. nov thick and glossy, and aa words can ~
press my obligations to YOU IN giving To the afflicted
such treasure. FINLEY IOITNSDS
The undersigned Rev j. K Braug. i . ninis,,r m
regular standing and pastor Of the Orthodox Chn-h
at Br0okheld Mass. Tie is gentleman ~ r .l.r
""'h'' anu '''l''IsNlH beloved NM, DYER
bRo'ErIFLp, January L. 1875.
Professor Wood-pear Sir: Having made a trial 10
your Hair Restorative, II gives me pleasure to say re-
rs efert mas been excellent IN removing iuta,.mH
In 1ulI'IH, ana constant tendency 10 itching
and has also restored my hair which was berr,,,i.
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Gle with anything like the same pleasure or nroat IT.
Yours truly, j. X nR sGG
The Restorative Is put up in bottles of 4 So. w.;
large, medium and small, the small holds b,iT ~.
and retalls for dollar per bottle. 10 ~, NV
holds al least twenty per cent more IN rri,,s
than the small, retails for two dollars n ~
and retaIS frsS. ~ cent more IN proportion
q, j. WOOD CO, Propretors, $40 Rrosaa,,. ".
York On the great y Y Wire RaiIinr Ne"
and ia Market Street, 81 Louis Mo n'''
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy c..
Dealers. N amy uoods
June l. 1859. 49,
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fHst-lt WILL within five minutes from It's at,plica-
Hun remove the pam from the severest Burns His
ttrs or Scalds 1t viii also remove the pain AM cr,r
lt"ut, I1c-boloreuN. Piles, Rheumatism sores or
ewelngs. ~ u
Seeond-ln case of Burns if applied Immediately
i VIII preserve life, matter how severe NAV ii t
injury unless the artery be burned and con senuaut-
~ any OF inflammation i''
lmrd-lt VIII heal Burns OF Wounds Trlcars or
sores Of any kind. WITHOUT SCAR
Fpurth-lt neutraLes and DESTROYS poison from
plants. reptiles insects or rabbid animals
Fith-lt WILL wherever applied prevent rnorrifcs-
uuh anu IN oli wounds, wherever modification has
commenced II Will arrest the disease and crra he
wound even where the flesh has already irour4d
away. u vi" restore the part to its natural state
SiGth-If Broken Limbs, when set be we'll wrar-
pea up IN the Salve, no Inflammation, swelling ~
pam can occur, and the bones unite and become
strong TN astonishing rapidly.
4, 9tEthtl-N men the bowels are painful or inhamed
me Extractor, If well rubbed upon them viii AFFORD
IelleI ana cause a movement. even when castor oil
lAlap ana AZ other medicines have failed
Elghth-ltS use i perfectly safe in all eases II
never can do harm the system will absorb no more
thah i necessary to repair II. Ii will not conflict With
any medicines that may be taken internally
PILES,
may be confidently stated that there is no csss n
T T which may not he cured by the PAIN FXTRAC-
lOh II i certain remedy, and removes At once the
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pFoPnetors prices, by J. WRIGHT 4 CO.
p and Isl ChartreS Il
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JudsOn Female Institute

,,,rr, MARION, ALA
'IHE twenty-Second annual session az chs. II.
uon VII open on Monday, October 3 1850
For Iurther Information, Or catalogues, apnIv 20
Marto' A!o7 Aug. 3, 1859, ny f'",e,p S,s
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March , lS5.
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lHE sTATE ~ MISSISSIPPI
Auditors Office. jackson
!, MADISON McAFEE. Auditor Of Public Accounts ,
sad STATE. do hereby certify that the f,rsroi,,, !,
true copy Of the original now on file IN tins 1f,irn
81 Given under my hand. and seal Of one a.
Is. fixed at jackson, this sth August 1870
t--D MADISON NcAFEE
Auditor Il J,.gJ,. -
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J Davies Series Of Arithmetic~....l6 e.. p - -
Davies Series Of AlgebTas......75 O. 81 D. 81 80
:, Davies Series Of tieometriesSl, -, ~ : ~
- e.. 81 !, 81 20
= Porters First Book Of Chemistry 90
Porters Principles OF Chemistry ............-. 90
( Norton's First Book Of Natural Philosophy. %
- Norton and Porters First Book Of Science o.
= McIutvrcs Astronomy and GloheS....--....,. ! %
:, Bsrtett's System Of Natural Philosophy. vols.
= Lardner on the steam Engine 80
y p.cL's Elements Of Mecbani .............. 30
t,iIlesnie on Roads and Railroads ............ so
- I,grl.yfs southern Batarv 80
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school Geographic

= WIN NAYS ANp RSGRAvISGs.
- MouteIth'- First Lessons Ia Geography =
:. Montelth's Introduction to Manual Of tie
NElAF DIV ~
. Montoiths New Manual Of Geo raphy....... 60
McNalIy's school Geography ..........-...... l 90
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The Mighty Healer.
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

TI'HE free admissions Of all Nations. A. well as the
verdict of the leading Hospitals OF the Old we'll
the New World stamp this powerful remedial
Agent as the greatest healing preparation ever made
known to suffering man. IT. PENETRilINE QUALITIES
are more than E,Fvrtors through the external orr
fees OF the skin invisible 20 the naked eye reaches
the seat 81 Ito internal DISGUISE; and IA all external
affections IT, anti mHaInMat"iy "ti h'a.i@J virtues
great ally
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KEEP HV'SURED!
HOMESTEAD fire INSURANCE CO.
OF NEM-YORK

I'HE undersigned has been duly appointed IS the
i authorized Agent OF the above Company. and Is
now ready 70 take risks against Fire terms IA
vursbe those Of any other Company IN tn. United
States. Its stockholders and managers are arnuus
the leading merchants Of Newly ork. engaged M the
southern Trade. and It IL believed to be as solvent
and safe a. auy IN the Mon
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGES,
CLINTON MINDS COUNTY MISS

'''h'S N the year lust closed........ 10
'I'HE Ninth College Year Min . -,
L October p, 1859 '' '''nl'eh'' MohuAN'
ne new Brick Chapel 10 feet I,p,, t, 81 faat
aa uree stories high is In rand rIoress Of
believe. W" "' the largest in the state, We
ISL nc haPSlSt State Convention At LEXINGTON Miss
and r tSed ne endowment fund up 10 one hundred
With enoh sn s' eight hundred dollars jSlO2SJ0l
hn c,nt3a,s ~ endowment to sustain IL friends can
heslth6I ana my the discipline Will he decided and
most r.sne,ta ~ scholarship equal to that Of the
Wta,' ieclanie colleges Of the country
stn5arts We officers Of unendowed colleges send of
their p5cl, ,clousneS- or laziness they take from
GERS Of Nississ;,; louht OF their tuition. The ON
Hence tb. supp college are not 50 crcumstanced
with the;r = 70 temptation 10 tolerate law boys
Irregularities mp VI vicious ones Win 'hen
Tpi,io TERMS.
Commencement; whole year Of forty wee ks....s5o 90
ner 5,on,h iudlng fuel washing. room, &c-)
Enr ~ 49, Sll % Is ~
TOT further particulars see tstalo,,ic or address
l. y. URNEk
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NO MINERALS

Or. WRIGHT thinks it well 10 stake his profession.
al character on the TACT that no minerals whatevar
form the least component part Of the lngreden,s ~
his REJl NENAIlNG ELIKIR-Wen knowing yba,
rum has been entailed on the community by 1nin,n
and mercury.
Generally. 70 the debilitated Or. Wright would .av
NEVER Despair. No matter how worn down Won NAV
bc-nO matter how weak You aTe-nO matter what IN.
cause may have been-iorsake at once whatever Ia
edyou to depart from HYGIENE principles; take ~
REJtNENATING ELIXIR, and you will soon find
yourself anew man, pride instead Of the reverse
to Your friends. and healthy. sound and wortby
mcmDerof the whole human family
For sule by the proprIetor-,
J. WRIGHT co.
q and Isl Charities street. New Orleans. La
And by Druggists generally throughout the United
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winer's Canadian Vermifuge,

will effect a radical cure.
If the grave could speak, We shoulf. learn tha,
twothrds Of the children who die be ,y.an ne 80
Of and five years have fallen VI inns 70 diseas
produced by intestinal worms la treating tins de-
Structlve complaint IA l. necessary not only 10 rtr-
pate the animals but to give zone to the stomach and
intesunes. Where the digestion Is good and the
bowels regular worms cannot exist IN the require
ments Of Thllta Al cnre are combined in WINERS
lANAbIAN NEhMlF IHE- which az once discharges
The worms, regulates the secretions invigorates the
digestive organs, and braces up the whole system
FoT SAFE IN Ne" orleans. wholesale and retail by
J, WRIGHT & CO.
u md III Chartras 81
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No SchD0L Books published ts Tutei States hare
ban more htgily rscguInr piof than The
NATION SCHOOL T. II L =.
just Publishedi
POT DAVIES NEW ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA.
Prof BROOKS fSAR- COMMENTARIES. Beau
tffully illustrated.
4 New system Of Bookkeeping, for Schools. by
Martin / smith.
NoTtt-ud's Little Orator
Norttcnd'~ National Orator.
N1r- York. August 10th. 1889. Aft
FTRNIs SLIM a d d ID
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It viii be perceived from this plan that for 80 the
purchaser has Cert fcte If ten Tickets. when If he
buys Tickets be would only get for that sum gin
Nho.es. thus hy buying Certificates he has two NOR,
chances for the larger Prze--Half. Quarter an,
Elghths in proportion.
would also inform my pIfran- tIar pf!rrlaSp III,
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Ey'ry form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn dIsordors - ,radrratrd locally aud entirely
10y the Use Of this cmuhrut; warm lamentations
shauld precrdr it, Application. It, healing qualities
viii De- found 10 h.. thorough and inyarlahr.
Both fhE tqufgt,t , Th should be used me fDHOir
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PILES
FEVER AND AGUE
AALAAIA.S lIIAr ..--.-r-u.

lhls Is tee only sure and certain reu,4fr ~, ,bis
hateful disease. No one need ever co,nI'ls;n ~ ~
lhg IL unless they have taken Ills cclehrstsd
TtinGdS. |. once they take OSGOOn'S CHoT A.
UI'IF r then iarewall to Chills and Fever forever
for safe IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail Ly
J. WRIGHT & CO.
g. ,. q and Isl Charities St
should h. addressed ' " "4'"ii s4 oruefS