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viii consist Of s bscadsides, Of Humorous
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~ We calIspeciai attention to the
card of Mr.. Albert Henschel; he is a
good artist and we cordially reccofnend
him to the public as SUCH.
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ehs: times. lis ample columns will alw =
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SUcCE. son NOTICE.

Gt'FATE Of Louisiana, Parish Of Rossier.
~ Clerks oiEec 9Th District Court,
Notice Is hereby given that . W Martin,
tutor for the nliaor heirs of r. Is. hughes,
deceased, has this day filed in the Office of
said CLERK; his annual account as tutor
aforesaid, Now, tbefefofe this is to ad-
D1onish all person csncarnsd, that If OPP
position is not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law, the said account
viii be hofnologated and mace the jaslgy-
ment of the Court
Given under my hand and seal ofeffce
at Bellevue. this tho ID day Of July a ID.
1850, al A. ABNEY,
n2-5l6S Clerk.
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To Our new type isnew on hand, VIC
win appear in our new dress nexs
week.
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SUCCESSION SIZE.

g. cate of Louisiana, Parish of
~ Bossier. BY virtue of a writ Of
sale to me directed from the Honorable
the District Court, III and for said
Parish and State, / viii offer
fen sale to the last and highest bidder
.at Bellevue on MONDAY the 10Th day
nT SEPTEMBER next, 1855: Al likely
I2tl Nan, john, aged about "a
als; belongidg the succession Of
.iSkn j Davis, deceased.
ernls o .SoIe-A credit until the
ssifst of January next, purchaser to
gfFe note with approved security and
spaeial inortgahe, importing confession
s9f judgment.
LOUISA DAVIS,
Aug. 9Th, 1559-n7 So Exeeutrix.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
80 600 WORTH OF
N g e ca. 4 " q { e.

&c g e e III u p Z s. e.
TbY virtue Of an order oil the Dis
I'D triet Court, in and Tor the parish
of Beasief and State Of Lenisiaua and
to me directed / will offer for Hale at
public auction, on MONDAY, the
18th day oi'Augrst. 1889. from day to
day until all is sold at Benton, in the
aforesaid parish the entire stock OF
Merchandise. good and chattles belong
{ ing 10 The late firnT Looney & Aeisk.
CONSISTING in tie most valuable s
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s Atthe ward election he'd IN.
ward No. 8, on Monday the lst day Of
August, the following named gentle.
men were elected as delegates TO attend
tie Parish contention at This place, on
the LIST Monday in September =.
Edens, Vincent Walker, a. B. Hnghs,
An. Rodgers, DR.. \ Nj Abney, q
W. senteIl, Hon. ]. n. saudidge and
7. NJ. Marks.
The following name 3 gentlemen arg
delegates from ward No. SIS. B.
Lister, E. Hudson, q F. Connell and
james Ford.
Owing to the wantiof space, We arg
compelled 10 omit the resolutions.
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BELLEVUE LOUISIANA.

FarDAY MoKSIEe : :::::: AuausT II, 1859.
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1lutorlt illustrations,

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Chsonical Of current events, and isnparsia
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June and December, bnt subscriptions may
commence with any number.
HARPER & BROS,
F1ankin Square, New York,
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LUMBER !! LgMBER!!
II HAYE now on hand for sale at nv
=. y II mil, large quantity Of building
lata per d every description amounting
"a shout two hundred thousand feat.
A. 3 HOLLINGs WORTH
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S7J{YCESSION N0TyfyF

ssessios II Drurg Kdloae, deceased
ENtHE creditors of said succession
ID will make themselves known and
arasains IN account Of their respective
eisinss! and the titles by which they
sra established, to the undersigned. ar
to Watkins & George my ATTORNEYS
1T Miuden. s
MARTHA A. MALONE.
aAsig. 8, 1859 re- BIS A,I,a,,
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az VI *
GE The Italians in California are
preparing a present 10 King Victor
Emanuel Of splendis swora, to be
made IN San Francisco. Tie design
represents head wearing the mural
crown-a bust Of Victor Emanuel
with d drawn sword ID his right band
and The lri-color III lis left. A female
figure, representing TIA j ii caa'ns, lies
at his feet Il will be carved 10 Cali
fornia gold, and with Two appro ,riate
inscriptions. The arms d California
viii also Be engraved on thd scabbard.
USUsuAt AID SFhEFllNG Acc1.
DEST.A heagaEiNortA Kalssas, piper
relates 4 fertile asoidait d having o..
CURED ID ope of.the psisoiaa! streets d
the place. ona of its cnefoiIicials was
almost killed l!y-au accidental dis
charge Of his duty
1.-THE disease above spoken Of should
happen to become epidamic in Wash.
inglon during any session Of Congress,
there ia good reason 4, apprehend !
fearful morality among the so-called
representatives ofthe sovereign people
to say nothing Of the employees in tao
various governmental departments.
You've MEs.Tn hisresent charge
to the grand jury ID Washington
Judge Crawford addressed himself 10 4
subject, paramount in Importance, and
made the following just remarks
sIf the young men, 'iho are 10 %
the future men ST The ceuntry. were
brought NJ, with nlesa decided hons
rule, and compelled {alen compulsior
was necessary q deyots themselves ii
the acquisitien Of skill assou.e usefa
and respectable YoealiolI. there would
be less occupation for so MS and .iariea,
The engagements and habits of the boz
will cling 10 The rnan, and upor
: = Il e,ost,,,s,.y H.. A.
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UNPREoEDENTED SUCCEss.-Wa are
glad to learn that the AHantjc Noathig
is meeting with great favor from all soure-
es. Though the publishers printed near
" thirty housand copies Of the January
number, this large supply was entirely
exhausted on the very day Of publication,
thus compelling many new subscribers
and others to wait a few days before OBJ
tanning a copy. The publishers have an
other edition Of several thousand in press,
which will be r2ady ina few days, and
with tbair present facilities they Will be
able to supply the demand, however large
it may be. Their subscriptions, received
BY mail alone from all parts of the coun-
try, have averaged more than one hun
dred day, for some time past. Mrs H.
B. Stoves new serial, '|The Minister'S
Wooing," is immensely popular, as indi-
Gated by the success which is thus attend
ing the enterprsing publishers efforts to
make the Atanttc the embodiment of all
that is entertaining and instructive. -B0s,
ton Traveller.
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=
aadClo!hia. store rNr. George Vaughan
at tie age of foul,eea. Subsequently Re
scta5 i. the same capscity lor tAgeo years
IN store at Watertown Then he be-
came salesman for Lock & Marsh in Bos-
ton, but his health not being equal to the
labor required, he left at the end Of SIX
monthg, aud returned to Midd!eboro to
resume his former position IL Mr.
Vaughan's store Three years ago he,
in connsxi0n with Nr Jason Wilbar as
partner, purchased the dry goods part OF
aIr. FaVg gjiaa.s establishment, where they
have deue q prosperous business ever
since. uaa>g tie style Of Nelson aud VII
bar,
Ia early youth Nr. Nelson became Iu-
telestco ia the subject u personal pIety,
and haylug ludulgn4 iope oI pardoned
sjt be made public profession Of his
Et'tu in Chtlsf III the chureh IN which
bis ia,her VAS pastor. Ii is sbeHeYed shat
he passed through some mental struggles
on the question ot httlng tor the 0lnls,
try rather than entering business life,
ior both uf @bich lie seemed admirably
qualified,
Ocr,her =, 1858, ne was married to
Miss Emma Cobb daughter OF lion. " N.
Cobb, Of independence, y. J.
/ Their return to MidalcborO was hailed
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FLUTINAS,
ACCURpEONS,

ACCORpEONS,
.. VI0IINS,
ana Musical Instruments Of all kinds. at lower
prices than ever before offered to the pubic
4 large discount 10 Teachers and Schools.
The trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
SECONDHAND PIANOS, at great bar
gains, constantly in store,-price from $50 70
s 40
HGSEC.--One Of the largest and hest Sc
lcetel catalogues Of Music row published,
comprising many Of the choice ana most pop
ular f,irs of the day, and viii be sOla at one
from the regular prices.
Music sent by Insii to all parts Of the eoun-
try, postpaid. Particular aud personal attcn-
ton paid to all orders received BY mail Sat
istaction guaranteed i'll every instance. Pianos
and MelndeonS for rent aud rent allowed on
puaehase. Pianos and Melooeons for sale on
monthly payments Secondhand Planes ia
ken IN exchange for new, General and select
Catalogues and Schedule OF prices forwarded
to an parts Of the country by mail.
g4qF~ Great inducements Offered % AGENTS
in nil parts of the country, to sell the Horace
Matters Pianos, MelodconS, aud Catalogue OF
Music. 6.46
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CURIOUS FACTS ARnrp TIE SExES..

CURIOUS FACTS ARQrT THE SEXES.- -
1t is singular fact, says writer in one
of our exchanges, that even after death,
nature respects the iaherent modGsty OF
Foman, for when drowned she floats on
her face, AMI a drowned man upon his
back The noblcst part Of human be
ing is the head but the mans head Is
liable to baldness woGian is never bald.
The mans face is often made repulsive
c1rf account Of a harsh growing beard, and
so covered with soEdid hairs. as something
scarcely to be distinguished from the face
Of brute beast; il a woman, on lhe 9TH
er hand, the face always remains pure
and decent. For this reason women
were, by the laws of the twelve tables,
forbidden 70 rub their checks, lest hair
should grow and obscure their b,ushiue
modesty But the most evident proof Of
the innate purity Of the female sex is,
that a woman having once washed is
clean, and if she wash in second water
will not soil it, but that a man is never
clean-thoush he should wash i'll ten
successive waters, he will cloud and in
feet them all.
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From the Cape Cod Mass EmbleRs
LINES, w
Suggested by the Death Of Bro EBEN l.. NELso:
", p. Of AssorampseH Dir!siO", No.
So S. Of T.

Eggcsted by the Death Of Bro EBEN l.. NELso:
". p Of -1sso~anpseH Dir:sioa, No.
50, S. Of T.
In the flush Of early manhood "
While the roscatc hours Of life,
Like group Of Joyous maidens,
Bore no trace Of coming strife
And afar from Times horizon,
Scarce cloud Of threatening ILL.,
Shadowing youths happy moments,
Came gsiel"s mission 10 fulfll.
Only son of widowed mother,
Scion Of an ancient tree;
Tender !ushand--lovng BROTHER
Why should Death have singled thee2
Thou aad'st girded on thr armor--
Helmet, hreastplate, all eompietc--
And for love CT lsod aud manhood
Ridden forth the Toe to meet.
Where Iatcmpcrence soughtits victims
Where the ruu-fcud made its den
Where despair, and crime and anguish
BligAted heart and homes Of men;
There our Brolher-stroag in goodness
Stornld the citadel Of yice:
Like gallant, Doid Crusader,
With his legend, Work for Christi"
Though his work on earth is ended,
And no more, 10 more may VIC
Hear his tones Of loving Kindness,
Or lis form and textures see
Yet the record Qi his Labor,
Words ai CouHsei-dte eds of worth
SAal, remain as fit memorials
Of his pilgrimage on earth.
Ito raise fallen brother
Feed the hungry-aid the weak
Strive The fires Of hell to smother,
And tue poor iNebriatc seek
If Ia clo,he the poor and needy,
Be indeed TO work for Christ,
Then bis years. though few il number,
For the glorious task Sufdced.
Let US heed the solemn lesson
Work for Christ, while yetw may,
For the night is hasteping onward,
All our work is tUr to-day.
Wheresoe'er 'er we dnd the needy,
Lonely, wreiched, sick and poor,
Be It ours to aid and comfort
OURs the wine and oil to pour,
Thus shall re, ike our lost brother,
Calmly rest lifo's decline;
Thus like lin, when time hts vanished,
Leaves some record, as a sign
That when others following after,
To Meir race some good would do,
Our brief life may &c a hoacon
On the course they 2hould pursue,
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PUBLISHED BY REQUEST.
Eben T.. Nelson.

DIEp, in Middleboro, on Saturday, 4th INST,
EBEs L. NELSON, aged 25 years aud day.
OBrrUARY.-Ebep L. Nielsen, whose
recent death is so generally deplored, was
born Dec. Sd, 1889. at West Cambridge.
His father being highly esteemed cler-
gyman, and his mother christian lady,
he was brought up in the nurture and
Admonitiop Of the Lord.
He was educated in the public schools
Of Middleboro, and 9tudied the classics at
Pierce Academy, lis father having been
Pastor of the Central Baptist Church for
fourteen yeara.
lie entered as clerk in the Dry Goods
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Merchants and Traders vii. be on tner guaro an' not
81 hpsea up y -, An s r.s,, r. pms
have the name and ssusturs Of H. J. Wh.s< Il Co, on
each box.
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IN ,gnD,,, 80. - ~ ,rppS.,,~s IN
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,.,,, -, az.a,.r.,, ti,s.aI liscoses sris..
80, IupI-f,I.rl- a.. T,yp EL00D--tbet our
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w., m, var;.r,e. .,,-ssqrros become cloooed
..,.a 4, ,,t ,r, =, uarfcnt b,rr,,n,- yritL The
l;,,..-o :, .,,,.t;ars dF ta. holy thc bi,,3 loecs
it.o,.+;,., r.c.,,os ti,;a. corr,,,ad and die
a,...l. d.. ,...,.,.,,rr aIl Main. c;.L-r.sc and
H.. ~ .re,, -. o,,r strength i ay-
l,,,.r,,t nm b..iii, w.. ,r, lanrr,-cI IF AMI r.
,,at,r, i ~. .,y,,s.,.d :r rbq,,insr off fbe star
,art hun,rs tha blood ViH l-corte chokcd
and cna "a IN oct and thus oar light of HE will
+.,ra,.or ha rl,y-p nu+ How importout tbe,,
.I,o,,Id loo, tho ,.rio,s ,,sssa,ras Of
I,aI.,5,. F. and n,o, AMI how pleasant
Ia ~. bo,,o II in o,,r ,,,v,cr "a rut q
r,.a,o:,,n j., ,,opr raacb namalr Norso'e IN
,;an Rat pills na,4,factnred from, nlants
ana roots which oro,y around tbe mountain
l,,- Lin, IN Natn~a,yoor,lan e,rtbo health and
,oc,,,,.r,. ,f ,I.,ea.ad nan Doe of the roots
So, ,,bicI tha,e pills oro n,deis a SndoriGc
!, I.'' s - ona o,sists
- +, tbrou.i,,o oi,t tbs fper nar+s of the
,.,n,,'-,il,, ,.;.b;n7 Tba sorn,,I i a ,,ls,,t
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Merchants and Traders vii be on their guard and not
bs imposed upon by Counterfeit az Gorse's nan Boot
iIls signed A. B. Jiore All genuine Indian Ront Pills
have the name and ssuature Of H. J. Wk4t< 4 Co.,
sach hns On
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5niSrfllaNU
= - -
The FDrt &cott Troubles Re-
Ee ~ ed

Far ;(e IaNrsyce 4.Pg5.tean, DeeemIg o.
,itt, = re 20 10 press, We learn from
& ,,yiale4lan trom Southern Kansas, whom
wc cpqejt@r reliable, the followiHg uuhap-
y and u3ch to b deprecated information.
On iL4r>day last, Cgg;ai2 Montgomery,
with baud Of sboU, Que handred 2rlhea
nru, 8cur to kurt Scot; and re leased a
Mr. Ri.c, E1c"Stare msu, there undc1
arrest la the melee that ensucd, shots
were lrsi by 3 youn@ p'a4, son Of Mar
sLaI Little. and hr tlaoe u Montgomery ;
par.v. liul9 was killed instantly, and
one Of Noarromer. 5 men wounded. Lit
ties store . as ,heu rIhed, aAd some thing
taken irQm rhe hotel there.
Our lnformenl states tha: the men
forming Montgomery party nQY are very
different from th4seh: had N.th Lim in
his former defensive operations; that
Mon,gomery's Cd friends ana sywpqthi-
zers entirety disapproye Of his present
course; ani that heretofore large ma
iotlty # the people have been satisfied
with and rejoiccd At the work he uas doUe
but that there was 10 necessity IoF tHlS
last outbreak He confirms the trlta OF
the midnight attack upon Montgomery,
anl the torging Of several uames to il let
ter published in the Hlrtid of Freedom
some weeks since, rejecting severely up
on Montgomcry. Ia word, while sup
porting almost the eatige course Of Mont
gomery previous to the late outbreak, he
dcnouncrs, as will every good citizen. his
recent movements. The meeting at
Mound City, in which the resolutions r.,
ported By committee headed by j. Dan
ford, Esq, Was an amioabIe adjustment
of all troubles. The first resolution was
just what Montgomery and the people
CLAIMED was the spirit and tenor of the
Denver compromise, and ho paght not to
have raised haad or lifted tiuger until
it was clear that those terals then agreed
upon would not be observed in good faith.
We suppose We shall have more news
in few days.
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LATER,

While We are writing, letter from
Lebanon, Bourbon County, is received
1t gives quite another aspect to the affair,
and more favorable to Montgomcry's par
ty. Ii tie fired first, wounded severely two
of Montgomery 5 men, and was in the act
Of firing again, when shot put au end to
his life. The letter is designed for pub
lication, but ne responsible name accom-
pauies it. II represents that all the most
staunch and reliable mon in that Qommu-
nifty sustain montgomery.
From all these conflicting stories, our
readers can judge as well as we, of the
real difficulty. There seems to he bad
blood there bctween-the parties.
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NO CHARGE FOR sH0WINGi Gi.!1Fp J M
y Goods just received at oLA2 -
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND
CROCkERY;
Il ] THOMPSON

q. j. THOMPSON,
CARRIAGE & WAGON MAKEB and RE
PAlRER, CouderSport, Potter Co, Pa, takes
this method of informing the pub a ,s,-S.
lie in general that he is prepared xeaAs5seess33
to DO all work in his line with pIomptness,
il a workman-ike manner, and upon the
most accommodating terms. Payment for
Repairing invariably required on delivery of
the work. GsA- All kinds OF PRODUCE
taken on accoEnt OF work. II: 3.