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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA


BsaeroieHt Institution established by special En-,
do,catsH for the Reiier ofts Sick and Distressed
afflicted tciU Virtiieat and E,gidemic Diseases
and especiattyJor tee Cure 9f Diseases 81 the Ser
nal Orgdns
THlHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ia view of the aw-
u full destruction of human life caused by Sexual
diseases and the receptions practiced upon unfor,u
nate victims of such diseases by quacks al
ago directed their Consulting surgeon, as a CulRrr.
BILE ACT worthy OF their name, to open a Dispensary
for the treatment of this class diseases all their
forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to ali
who apply by letter, with description of their con-
dition, Gage, occupation habits of life, &C y and in
cases of extreme poverty furnish Medicine free of
charge. 1t is needless to add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill Of the age and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment
The Directors of the Association in their Annual Re
the highest satisfaction with the which has
tended the labor OF their Surgeons in the Sper
matsrrhna, seminal Weakness, Gonorrhea, elect
syphilis the vice of Onansm, SelfAbuse, Diseases
OF the Kidneys and BLADDER, &c, and order a contn
uance OF the same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhuea and other Dis
eases o! the Sexual Organs and the New Remedies
employed In the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes free of charge Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN IKoUGuroN, Acting Surreop
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street Phiia
delphia, Pa. by order OF the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARrWELL President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
January II, lS60-n44-l1
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ESTHAY NOTICE.

VAkEN UP by Alexander Simpson at his residence
in Richlani tow aship, two estrays lone Steer of
dark red color with star in the forehead, white on
the belly ard tall other marks, about years old
last spring. The other roam Heifer with crop OF
Of the right and swallow fork in the left ear nc
other marks, one year old last spring The Steer APP
praised at sl3 The Heifer appraised at "a, by sam
uel Hayden and Thomas Hardesty before Joshua Mar
shall Justice of the Peace.
Joseph HAyNE, County Clerk
Jan. D, ls6c-n52-lfSm BY ID. @. Mitchell, Dept.
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OTpUMWA

1AH~ NJ
untcr 4 sewers announce TO the public
IL that on the goth day Of April last, George w
Sewers was associated as full partner In said arm
which win be known after that date as
HUNTER, Sewers a. Co.,
by whom The business Of Milling will be carried en-
with increased facilities, at the CITY MILLS"
HUNTER, Sewers co.
0ttumwa, May 10, 1s5e-iO-l1.y
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS


The Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present, the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen Baker,
Blake, Hendershott, Hunter, Lewis and Potter
Absent, Graves, Jones and Smons
The Recorder reported that he had been unable to
get the Sax Horns directed by the resolution of the
eth inst.
Mr.. Hendershott from committee on Railroads, to
whom was referred the of the President
OF the Keokuk, Fl. Des Moines and Mir nesota Rail
Road Co., asking the City Council to ssant said Com
pany the right of way Front from Washing
ton street to the city limits reported adversely to al
lowing said Company said right OF way. Report
adopted.
Mr. Blake moved the passage of the following reso-
ution, to witt
Resolced, That the Street Commissioner be instruct
ed to put down side walk in front of Lot No II on
Front street. belonging to D. f. Gaylord unless said
Haylord will construct the himself imme
Adopted.
Mr. Blake also moved the passage of the following
resolution
Resotred That the Collector instructed to receive
and receipt for the taxes Of without the road taxi
provided the persons paying give their due bill to
pay their road tax In labsr when called upon by the
Street Commissioner. Adopted.
The Auditing Oommi ttee reported the allowance o.
the following claims, to-wit:
Joseph Hogan, 800; John Riley, 800; George
6iliaspy 1895, for work done the streets samue,
Gossage, o. 81 for nails; ". Norris $7T5 for print
ing Dixon and Stiles, $500 for Office rent; D. c.
Mitchell, ", IL for service the streets W. p Rowe
$500 for service Street Commissioner; G. D. Hack
WORTH VA, 80 for surveying; j. 7. Hackworth, a. So
and Eugene Sheffield $780, for service as chain car
riers.
Mr. Potter moved the passage Of the folio wing reso
luton
ResoIred, That the Mayor and Recorder be author
sedto draw order in favor Samuel Owens for the
amount Of money now In the Treasury for lumber
Adopted
Mr. Potter also moved the passage Of the following
resolution
Res0sced, That the Recorder be authorized to give
Mr. Samuel Owens any notes the city may have, pro-
Vided that he will take them in payment Of his claim
for lumber. Adopted
On motion the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the City Collector be authorized to
assess any property In the city omitted to be
by the city assessor.
On motion the Council adjourned to meet Saturday
evening, Feb. II, at4 O'Clock
A.W. CASTOR, Recorder. |
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RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TIME.

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Burlington d Missouri II. II. H.
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WEST.

I'M AND AFTER NOV. IS, and until further no.
~1ytce is given, Passenger Trains will leave and
ri follows
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wolfe's Genuine Cognac Brandy,
wolfe's Genuine Port Wine'
wolfe's Genuine Madeira Vine'
woIfe's Genuine cherry Wine'

re- an nov supplying the trade VIVA pu'e|'s
nae Brandy, in b%Dul,s, both for medical and private
y,s The ;,,iu-usr .ugcess that has crowned my e.
G,,,z q, piscs d nu.- tin within the reach oi ali, an
.ir ,he ran,e .. Aromatic S,hredam Srhnarps' ana
IN drive our uf,a. ma.het the pcruicious compounds
sold ss Gin throughout the country, led n'a"y lead
io, ,lr,.s n. a..,' ,~slrias aud med ral meu, farsoa.r
,aa,. mast. IA sl.trrr a- in rursurt ue >auie course ."
less,d 10 tire article o.E'a.dy. i-h'E'd nave '"'"'
ur,d AIN tHcsr ,rgucr;. from o. qIas'r- iuuE ago.
nU, was drtr,rd .r.D Hts tie .act, That "~'"- "
ira ,zLol1iilHt p,.c,s %! Brand, "a frr'"'' voH-e'
r,s.t upou lie ,AarnF-s OF jue grape crop Tor some
& ,,.i,, there was no .uluce d. my being aut. to IN
pori H. choices, uIgudy, bottle ii aud 81. It 1T mod
erat. prices. Fortunately Tor NE, thr grape crop Tor
the last aud pi-,ipu year land tie pros2eci"f ms
49,. Lurltpr. and u.te,s OF Brandy have fallen 10
The STANDARD ri ;ru wears aga. The duty on brandy
.. seventh per c,ut lower, aud have uuw made al
.angerneuts will 'yrr Brandy espGrtersin France Of
the highest rppGl-, rtt am regularly receiving cor
sl.nnslts Of Ii, o'st Cogupc Brandy, which | an
battling and seiiirc a. Ho!te's Genuine Cognac
RrauL,. igu ir1u,r- Tith my seal, labels aud cefti
Scales, the Bmuly 50 bottled by me, as the pure, IN
aduI,ersted auiclc, aud /; sill be found, when used
; as 2 tIrArtiits a Ifh'lHHNf - " 49,
and ~ ,lsora,.ng. Il has been a matter Of universal
complaint, that o. ua,,le vi pure, unmiIed French
| Brandy, Was VEN ...Iyult 10 Obtain, and the puTCha-
ser, me tirles Ia .el. was deceived with a vile man
T! uia..ured imitation. Of all descriptions OF ardent
spirits, Brandy, tson - high price, has been the one
article thai mixers and sellers have turned their at
trhiion TO-, ana millions Of gallons Of the sU-colied
French Brandy have u-ea scattered annually through
the land, and haysssen the primary cause Of muir
ders, crupltieS uul crimes, AMI have sent thousands
To an early grave, -eif-dsstroyers, from deiinum ire
mems, manil-a-por. md horrors, names unknown
until unpriucipi5j nsn began 10 make maddrniH=
compounds aud sell q "a Ihe pure French Brandy.
The virtues Vi pare French Brandy need not b
.o!i by me. iAsy ars krown throughout The woh'
as medicine W ulid stimuiDnt. It's, aG tie fTenci
as..pn p~peri,aag ,aIi il Il IA de la vie the watr
81 Iur. But uus applies TO II only when pure am
- uard1lreatei. Manufactured with Inc fcsiiul III
~srtd..at- that saa-e good Imitation, II becomes
death dnnA to innoccut trns Of thousands If on
/ ,,cs. 10 remedy lrtr;ui evil, | have commence
- importing BRANDY, tJtIIing =, aHi selling Il q
~ ola's Grnuiue CusIsc Brandy lam dali Re
% e. mag ORDER f.p4l The d~russis's rad sPoticc.drs j
{ all part. Vi lie Union, tnsr!I .ttor medical purpose.
TDOLPHO WOLFE,
} NJ. - Beaver Street, Nea Yoit.
e ~Agpur. in No. Orleans: l. J. HAEr * Co
A. d. GKlEF & 20, !. /. MOoEE ITO.
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GAZETTE 6 SENTINEL.
PATIENCE ~ MATRLNONY

A youth and maid one wintry nign',
Were sitting in the corner;
His name, we're told, was Joshua White.
And hers was Patience Warner.
Not much the pretty mail Zen said,
Beside the young man sitting;
Her cheeks were flushed a rosy T'''
Her eyes bent on her knitting
, Nor could he guess what thoughts 0. "'"A
Were 10 his bosom hockIns,
AS her fingers, swift aud slim
Flew round and round the SIocEid5.
While. as for Joshua, bashful youth,
His words grew few aud fewer,
Though all the time 10 tell the iraiAr
His chair edged closer 10 her.
Meantime her ball OF yarn gave out,
She knit so fast and steady
And he must give his ali, no doubt
To get another ready.
He held the skein: Of course the thread
Got tangled. snarled aud twisted;
Have patience = cried tie ar;iess maid
To him who ler assisted.
Good chance was this for ionsue-iied churl
70 shorten all pa'aver;
"Have patience n cried he; dearest Slrl,
And may | really have herF
The deed Sas done; no more, that night,
Clicked needles in the corner,
And she is Mrs. Joshua White,
Who once was Patience Warner.
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SUGAR INTEREST.
important to Sugar Planters.
V,HE undersigned would call the particular at
tention OF Planters 10 the
Star RaSasse Furnace,

ot"h I
patented June Is, 1888.
Its advantages are as follows
LIST. Its operation is effected entirely by natu-
~. Its perfect combustion of Bagasse OF any
I'D. 1t is under the entire control of the En-
gireer. and can consequently make more or less
steam as required.
am. II will burn Bagasse for either one OF
two sets OF Kettles, without increasing Inc SIZE
Of the Furnace. -
9Th. It contains no CRATE bars or Iron Work
IN the interior.
9Th. II Is self feeding, a new and beautiful
arrangement Of hopper, admitting the bds"sse
regularly INFO the Furnace. while at the same
time it Is incapable OF arrangement.
7th. Il emI;s GeltheT sparks, smoke or neal
from the !eeI opening, 30 that II can Ue placed
in the interior of the Sugar House II more conye-
! niept. The Furnaces OF Messrs. Greaud Il De-
blieux. and Col. f. q. ". Butier-botho OF ioeT-
vile are IN the interior OF the Sugar House
Sth. Owing 10 the arrangement OF air nues,
and exit flame and smoke arches, the exterior
OF the Furnace is at all times perfectly cool:
OH. The quantity OF Stag formed, lowing 70
the perfect combustion of the bagasse, anu Inc
heats being carried off as fast as geneTaiedl Is
considerably diminished. -,
10th. The Furnace can be cleaned out while
in operation. with the greatest facility, the con-
]struction of the hearth causing the ashes and stag
TO accumulate at the ash doors.
IIth. The lame is caused 10 act equally on
he entire length of the boiler, instead OF being
thrown on one particular part, as is the case an
all other Furnaces.
l2rh. Should the water accidentally become
too low IN the boiler, the heat and flame can. IN
an instant be tarued into the chimney through
another channpl, and 50 prevent tue formation o
steam. The camper to Effect the above arrange
men, is placed at such a distance from the fire
that there is no possibility o. i!s becoming warp
ed or incapable OF acting.
18th. 1t occupies less space, and IS consequent
ly more economical OF construction than any olhel
Dasasse Furnace.
18th. It's great economy of fuel, seldom re-
curing over half a cord OF wood in twenty iouI
/, hours. The above quantity of wood viii furnish
sufficient steam for Cane Engine and steam pan
besides allowing a surplus which may be use'
/, tor Clarifying. ,
gead the following testimonials from We!
known Sugar Planters:
! For further Information. please address the Pa
: tsptee. EVAN SKELLY,
PiaquemiRe, Parish OF jbervI!ie
December 18th. 1898.
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TRc "E.Ccelsior" B9gdSSeN
\ ~..ssnce.


H,HE attention oiihe Sugar PlanieFs Is respec,
i fully called TO toe Superior a1ssniages com
bined N this Furnace. both ia principle aud me-
chanical arrangement; the ar 10 support COM
busiion is heated ia lis central bot afr chamber
from whence il Is di.iribuled to all par.s OF the
Furnace, where entering ia small jeis Il reauiy
consumes tie incand scent hagasse.
1t thoroughly mixes aud consumes all the
g.sses where The three exit lGes meet in the
mixing chamber ere reaching the boilers. There
IS no CRATE OF any KIND nor iroH works III It's N
icTiar.
There is very little Stag formed. and the whole
Fumacs can be cleaned at any hour without
stopping Ia case o. need the who's heal can be
turned oil from III boilers al any moment.
lis fed apparatus is SO contracted that no
cold arc dn get In, neither can ANY heat or sparks
OF fire e-cap@ a. he top, so that there is 10 dam
/ serof iTe during is operation.
Hworks upon different principles to anv other
Furnace in use. An examination OF the patent.
( drawings. aud -npcIfi ,atIons will at once con-
vince all scienuhc men that il is founded on the
( only correct pine pies.
Al iniTinsearuis OF my patent will be held
( strictly accountable.
For further information please address the pa
tsEise. 4. }. CHAPMAN,
jal2s-3n al Bayou Goula, La.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, by virtue OF Il Proclamation n
w His ExcelIency, Robt. c. NiCklitie, Gov
ernor Of the State OF Louisiana, bearing dat"
January II, 1850, addressed to The nndersigu-
ed, Sheriff OF he parish Of iberviIle, AN ELEC-
TON is ordered to be held in this parish, By the
qualified voters thereof, on
MONDE Y, FEBRUARY 20!h, 1860,
for the purpose of eiecting an Associate Justice
from the Second Supreme Court District OF Lou
isiana, to ill the vacancy occasioued by the re-
signation Of Hon. J. L Cole. Associate Justice for
said District. -
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the Proclamation
aforesaid, notice is hereby given To the qualified
voters of the parish Of Iberville. that an Election
will be held, and the commissioners appointed to
hold said Election throughout the parish, are
here commanded to hold said Election, ior the
purpose Of electing the officer above specified, on
the said Monday, the 10Th day Of February
next, 1860. between the hours Of 8 O'Clock a. N.
and 1 o'clock P. 81, III STREET accofdaBce tolsw, at
the following Election Precincts, Ia vii:
Bayou Gouls, Ist Election Precinct, Buena
Vista Hotel-Messrs. Emile Rlyiere, Emile SiguI
and Ernest Comeaux, commissioners,
Plaquemiue, I'd Election Precinct, Court lIouss
j. Ii. Rils, NJ. A. Esteyan aud August LeveIt
commissioner.
Sd Election Precinct, residence Of Niche
Schlatre, sr.-LucieH Marionnelux, Alfred Gre,
aud and Oscar Dupny, commissioner.
Village, 4th Election Precinct, Bissell 4 Schla'
tres stoTe-Alex. Roth, AmiloaE Dupuy and Er'
nest Nereaux, commissioners.
"Oaks," 9Th Election Precinct, House Of PierIt
R~ichard-Adolphe Heber,, Pierre Richard ar'
jules Leblanc, commissioners.
''Island," 9th Election Precinct. store OF I'd
GUARD Dupuy, Jos. Walsh, P.J. Cole aud Lpc,eI
Guedry, commissioners.
Ives Mile, 9Th Election Precinct, Bayou Sar
rell-Geo. Mitcheltree, Jos. J. Leblanc aud Tells
mar Toiier, commissioner.
Crosse Tete, 9Th Election Precinct, "Schoo
House"-Jno. Slack, Emile Dupuy aud " }. 10
gan, commissioners
Returns of the said Election, duly certified. :
be made, within the legal delay, BY the coinm.s
sioners holding the same, TO me, the undergone
Sheriff, under the penalty OF the law.
Signed officially at the parish Of l~beTyi.'e, Il,
18th day Of January, A. d., 1860.
jan21 THEO. BLANCHARD, Shtrif.
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O S =.
Forwarding and Commits
sion Business.

Steamboat Landing, adjoining The Po''-
Office.
VSHE UNDERSIGNED have associated fhem-
l. selves together, for the purpose OF doing a
general Forwarding and Commission Business.
We will also Collect Monies due the NOR
chants, and business men. of The North, East aud
West. All business iutrusted to our care will be
promptly attended 10.
HEELEIN & JENNINGS.
PHILIP H~EEIEIN,
p. E. JENNINGS. II
GRefer 10 any reliable citizen Of tie Parish
I~berville, La. cecil
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Preserve your Teeth.
=. a.
Surgeon Dentist,

us M oINLII
Int 1872 6e,,,esn 81. Peter and ToulcuSe SIS.
CONFINES 20 call the aitention OF those
4 who peeI the services Of a competent Den
-, and those persons whose Teeth have been
INJURED by unsGiiiuI Dentists, whose gold dr'FS
nGt a short time after the Teeth are plugged ana
whose Artificial! Teeth cannot be worn with con-
tort. by applying to- j. :. CAshpArANF. 'hey can
nave all operations IN The Denial All pe'io''''
conscientiously, and IN he most Sclen'ilc mann
10 Lsoumbs the gums. before Extracting Teeth.
with , chemical preparation invented by hin'
which !es,eas the pain. Consultations Ia
French. Spanish aud English. detJt
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HIS d'EEECTTSE:

A TTENDU, QUEEN veItu dune Proclamation
n de son excellence Robt C.. NicEiiife, Gou-
verneur de rEtat de la Louisiana. erdAte dl II
Janvier. adresse au sousSigue SheHi lie la pa
roisse dIbeIville, laquelle Proclamation ordonne
au'une ELECTION soft teuue dans cette pa
Ioisse par les votarts dumenG qualities,
Lundi k GONE. jour de Ferrier proclaim,
1850, de Q henres du matia, a 1 heures dG soir
aim d'elire, dams la dite Election du Second Dis
trict de la Cour Supreme de la Louisiana, an
Juge Associe, a la place de IllOn. J. l.. Cole,
Juge Associe do dit Second District. ~resigne.
En- consequence De la dite Proclamation. Je.
soussigne.Shenf, dome avis aux votsnts de ce,te
p~arOisse, qu'une Election aura lieu dams cette pa
roisse dlbervilie, Ell il est ordonne aux commits
saires nomme a Get efiet. de tenir Ia dite Eiec-
ton on seront elus foffcier ci-dessus specific
en- conformiie de la loi, dams les Districts dElec-
ton suiyants:
Bayou Gaula. Ter District. a rHotel Bnen.
Vista. Messr,. Emile Riviefe, Emile sigor e,
Ernest Comeaux, cOmmissaires.
Plaquemlne, 2me Distinct. 4 la maiSon De Corr
MessTs. J. H. Rils, NJ. a. Esteyan ct Augusre
Levert, hls, commissaires.
Dams lie Sine. District, a IA residence de Niche
Schlaire. pere. Lucien MaiionneluX. Oscar Du.
puy ct Alfred Greaud, commissaires
Village, 4me. District, al mags5in De " ssrs
Bissel ct Sehlatre, Messrs. Alexander Roth
AmiIcar Dupuy ct +. Neraux. commissaires.
Oaks. 5me. District. a Ia msison de -pien,
Richard. Messrs. Adolphe Hebert, Pierre Riehar,
ct Jules Il Blanc. comdtssaires.
--..-L!aud," CINE. Disirlx. an msgssin GEdwsrc
lJunaV. Messrs. Josa2$kh, 2. J.. Cole Ell La
c,en GGedry, eomGiissgsi.
Ives 'Mill,'t '7me District. Bayou SorreH
Nessrs Geo. Mitehestree, Jos J.. Leblanc e.
Telisnar Tofier, eonmisaires-
sGrosse Tete;- sae sDa'nci, . la mason q F.
cole, Mes-rs. Jno> Slack Emile DoPay ct W. J
Began, commissaires-
Les commissases de IA dfe Election feron
lsurs retours dams les d6lais youlus par Ia ioi, a.
.oussigas Sheriff. Ia maiSon de COur.
Signe enlightenment \ IA P~aIoisse d iberyilis, q
10 Janvier, 1850.
anal THEO. BLANCHARD shenf
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THE FUTILE HOUSE.

- The undersigned prcpnetordeems
ss1ssfI6it expeileut to inform the TRAN
ESzS 4 ~ ELLiNG PUBLIC in particular. as
ASS we'll as Regular BOaTdeIs. that the
above H0use-which has been established about
two years. more as d Private Boarding House
Than a Hoiel-has lately, by the advice OF irleEds
ana the urgent demands Of the public, been eX-
tended TO a depth as great a. his former length
and now presents, in the extent and style OF rs
accommodations, the characteristics Of a hr>t
class Hotel. second 10 10 other ia the country pa
FISHES. 10 which be invites the attention OF all re
ouiring accommodations OF the character which
NAV be expected al a first class Hotel.
The FUTILE HOUSE Is most ellglbly s!tua-
ted. both iOI the convenience Of Travellers AID
the Business Cummuni'y y. 1t Is situated on the
corner of Bank aud P~laquemine streets. opposite
the steamboat landing. aud Immediately on d line
with the late Planters tBlsselrsl Hotel, and
about one hundred yards distant from the HVer
In irOut Of the House there Is a handsome poIti'
co. above aud below, al extensive Reading
and Eeception Room. in which there is one OF
the best >afe $. for the preservation of valuabies
aaywhere 10 be iouuG-a delightful! Dining Room
aud Bed .,ooms. &c, that caunol be- exceiied il
,ron; and partly around the house there Is a yart
10 iiue green sward, most delightful lor children
! La iihc. the undersigned i confident that Travel
: els ant pthers wIi mad al the TCIILE HOJSt
every comfort and attention that could be ex
I 5ecied al Hotels OF the highest equation, and q
ptices that cannot fgI. 10 ue sccepiab'e.
Inc late improven ats being now Amos
complried. with az entire uew oultf OF fUrsi
: iure. Bedding. &c.. Ue-IUiFLE HOUSE 4
cuuEdeuuy turoySa open 10 the pubiic as a mrs
ass Heiei fosShicht HE Undersigned respectfully
~iav,ies all who desire quiet aud elegant aecon.
r".t1tr : TITLE.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
w. v. EGUTS

Aa Respectfully Informs -
E-Li friends and the public III
generally of P.aquemiue and PARISH OF
!b~rrgi..,. lha' ae has open"d a livery >t-h'e on
Bank s..ee,. n the stable OF the corner o. tina;
street and Fcnu'S Alley.
He will alw avs keep on hand the best feed,
and al animals given in ms charge Will meet
with every attention.
HIS Riding Horses, Busgys and Carriages, for
he accommodation OF the public shall Oe OF the
4. No. description, ami hired al moderate pm
ces.
He mas a good and we, conditioned lot for
DroverS. where the best arrangements are pro-
yiled Tor tax ing care ct their Horses md Mules.
lie hopes that he viii deserve, by strict alien
lion % . bu,iUeS and 10 the wants and require
menrS Of his p,trons. : liherD! share Of the pa
lfuLage Of the public.
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U,HC undersigned would call attention 10 his
I~NEW IMPROVED WOOD OR COAL
FURNACE Patented Dec. 81, 1888. Its ad-
sautages are as follows
list. LIE great economy of fuel, It's consumption
being invariably hiiy pei cent less IMAM by Inc
ordinary arrangement.
2 lis combustion of fuel beiUg perfect: II Ii
consequently smokeless.
3. /, Is under the entire control OF he stten-
Lapt. combustion proceeding at q uniform rate,
| independently OF the amount OF fuel adm I
(. There being 10 open ashpit, danger from
fire is obyiat,d.
;. The cleaning out of ashes can be effected
| with as much AGILITY as in the ordinary lorm OF
furnace.
G. The flame being distributed evenly,
/ throughout the entire length OF the Boiler, lis
liability 10 become burneI is conside rably d-
miuishsd.
:. 1t eau be adapted 10 every form Of Boiler
or Sugar Kettles.
). IL is peculiarly applicable TO steamboat
Boilers as the hre can Oe checked without oPen
iug the Flue Caps. aud the exterior OF the iur-
Ia. { being at all times perfectly cool, siowage
: room is increased as the freight may he placed ia
direct contact with the sides OF the Furnace.
The above Furnace has been ia successful! ope-
ration in Iberville aud adjoining parishes tor the
last year, invariably .tcciius 4 saving OF my
per cent IN iIei.
The Undersigned refers to the following gem
ilemen vino have had his furnace IN use
Valsin J Dupuy. lbervi!!e.
Michel Schlatre, "
GeTvais SchldtTe. "
J. ;. Leblanc.
Chas. A. Brusl6,
Davenport x Ford, Latourche.
Hill X Markham. Baton Rouge
Purchasers will find the above a profitable in-
veStment.
For further particulars adlress the Pateniee,
EVAN SHELLY,
PIaquenlne,
ianl5 Parish of lberville
~Lousiana Parish Rights, land Rights fol
all the States OF the Union except louisiana ioI
sale.