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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

I-D 1sSoS eOuAnSS dutOEtSt6 u 0llQOnCer Nj.
WALTER I. COYLE CONNIE candidat pour la
place de Sheriff dc cette paroisse. Election en-
novemhre 1861.
~ NOUS sommes autorise d'annoncer Mr.
ADoLpHE tlGSES commc candidat pour
shEhif dc cettc laroisse, Ia prochaine election.
- Nous somtnes auturises d'anuoncer uue
MR. OvlDE DABADiE est candidat a la pro-
cnalne eiestlon, pour Ia place 'Assesseur de "a
/xes ds ~ Fatoissc.--oujet au choix du parti de-
nocra'ique II
-, LS-Nous snllines autnrises d'annopeer que
NH JOSEPH LANGLUIS pere c.t candilat . |
III prociltlhe election pour II place 4 xsse.seur
de Takes dc la Paroisse.--Sulet au choix din
parti deInocrasque.
Ih-Nous somrnes autorises anuoncer N, /
AicA'E DAI iliiER CONNIE candidat la place
Assessrttr, aux pruchaines elections
Er~NoE sonncs aptorises a annonccr
ALEA. CHUsT, jr. coinme canddat pour In
place dc Sheriff = -
> ED-Noiis sonimrs auoriSes annoncer N
place de Recorlpr.
JH-Nous g0ulfnes autorises /. annoncer A
FRANCOIS lpOisClIE comme candidat pour Ia
place de Slierii ,
re Nous sonlmes autorises annoncer NJ.
LhtS b. DAfRlES CONNIE candidat pour IL 7
plaestie Recorder. !
= | :
ET-NoB solnlnes autorises a annouccr M ,
SOHN MoEBlOGS, present tit,liaire, CONNIE
candidat pour 10 place dc Recorder. G
q
D-Nous sommes autorses annoncer N J.
JULES PokCHE CONNIE candidat pour 10 place !;
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AVIS.
$50 DE RECOMPENSE

SONT offert a quiconquc arretera ct delivrefa
entire les mains du sheriff lie griffe JIM qui s'est
echappe. en- brisant la geole de cette paroiss,.
avec quatre autres persuhnes, lc dmanche, II
courant. Ii environ pieds de haut ct parait
age d'environ 35 ans
Pointe Coupee. IL mai 1861. BRa
FRANCOIS PORCHE, dep. sheriff.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

AVIS ACX HABITANS SUCRIERS
T E soussigne offre en- vente a son atelier 81
IL tue a Waterloo. une quantite de ECU
CAUTS EFT BARILS melasse quill vendra il
des prix tres moderes
Is octGa- ANTOINE CLINE. D
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

les enterrements ct services, croient
quill est du devoir des ma rguiIicrs
dangmenter lie tariff du I aout 1851
lis .proposent le tarif ci-dessous:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-08

Ets>Nos somlnes autorises 4 anuoncer n
AiClpE DAC fiilER CONNIE Jcandidat a Ia ulace
.Assesstttr, aux prochaines elections
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=. "a Nous sommes autorises d'annoncer que
MR.. DIVIDE DABADiE est candidat a /, pro.
chane election, pour IL place 'Assesseur dc a.
>xes as ~ rafoissc.sujet au choix du parti de-
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INDIAN TEGETIBIE d9.:.i 1Ii L biEcocrIoN.
THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR, Ia and S-Protected by Roy.l
Letters Patent Of England, and secured by The
Seals of the Ecole de PhaTmacle de Pans, and the
Imperial College of MedloIne. Nleuna
No. ltstuvgluAble for exhaustion and natorrhes
and al physical disabilities.
No. completely eTadiCatos al traces of thote
dlEeaScs THAI have been hitherto treated by the
seous ano peInlclo US use Of palys and oubebs.
No. has entirely supp anted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insurIng 90 the sufferer speedy
Ieief dlsPersing al impurities, and rootinI ou
TIlESEMbR Nos. ], and 5, are prepared in
the form OF lozenge, devoid Of taste and smel !.
and can be carried 40 inc walatcoat pocket sod
mlnlstered by VelpeaO, Iellemand, Roux, Rioord
&c. Pfies IS each, or four oasss for Sc which
saves IS; and IN n ceses, herebv there 10 q
ing OF 50. To be had. wholesale and retail, of Or.
BARROW, OF 194 Bleeoker strset. New York.
Immediately on reoeivlEg remittance, DT. Barrow
vIllfOTvard the TrleSeHnr 70 any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed &ecoTdnH 20 tie in
stIuctians OF the writer.
Tbs Book, Of al others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is Il Human FIaity, or Physiological kescArohes" !"
IL ID beautifully illustrated and treats minutey Of
a. the sJmpGcms that IavauabJ develop them
selves, sooner or later resulting from the ffslties
ana yltstlng habits OF earlI youth, ineaPacitating
monlA state, and. II not checked n time, qeGener-
aiing all the functions OF manhood and bringlaG
him, step by step 90 lingering and unumely death.
Sold by DR.. "a ROW, I94 Bleecker street. four
doors below Mscdougal, New York Pnoe Is
cents. Sent free every where.
Sold also by :. c. Ford, Jr., Drug Store, Wash
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SUFFERING IN NIssIssIPPI.-The Board Of Po-
lice met in Rankin county on Saturday last to
adopt some measures to relieve the wants of the
poor and destitute. Something must be done,
and that speedily, or hundreds of our citizens
Will perish with hunger We want to see those
who have been denounCing that good and pure
hearted old gentleman, benjamin Hawkins. and
Boosting that they were willing to give half they
had to the poor, come forward and subscribe lib
orally. VIII they do it, We will venture the
prediction that one hundred dollars will not be
ned by all that class of men in the county
We have heard of a large number Of men who
have given up their croD aud gone of to hunt
work and get food for their families IL they
lad the corn to feed their families and stock they
could make crop and pay for it in the fall
These men do not want it given TO them They
only want IT on credit until next fall Our old
friend, Hiram Jones, informs us that there il a
great deal of destiiution in his neighborhood
and that unless relief is afforded In the next ten
days armed bodies of men will take corn by force
from those who have it.
Maj. Hawkins has returned from Illinois with
1000 bushels Of and 10 OCO bushels of pota-
toes, which will be great relief for the present
but 1t will last only few days. One hundred
thousand bushels more Is needed and there is no
money here TO buy 1t with. Let those who are
able give Literally Of their means to purchase corn
for the destitute and let agent be appointed to
go and purchase IT, and then let those who are
able to make good notes give their notes to said
agent, and let the agent proceed to Illinois or
some other favored land, and buy the corn on
credlt.-BTdndoH (MiSS.) RepRbIicdH.
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SoRROwFUL CITY.-A correspondent OF
the Boston Transcript. writing from Phila-
delphia, notices the many striking indicat ations
everywhere reminding the sojourner in Phila-
delphia of the uncertainty of life. The nu-
merous graveyards within the thickly-
city the undertakers' signs-a coffin project
ing half way across the sidewalk, the "mourn
ing goods" censpicuously displayed in shop
windOws-all would imply, if the statistics OF
the health of our city did not prove otherwise,
that We drive a thriving business in burial,
and that the luxury of grief was one of our
chief eDjOymcnts. But another popularity is
noticed, which specially belongs to this city.
The writer says:
But what is particularly noticeable is blac K
ribbons attached to the front window shutters,
where they are placed Immediately upon the
occasion Of death, and remain as long as it is
thought best to keep the sad event prominently
in mind-usually, l think, about two years
Grape is also attached to the bell knob. and
remains till burial. Thus one csn scarcely
walk square without being aware of house
hold sOrrows, either in their fullest intensity,
indicated by the emblem at the bell knob, or
sof.ened more or less by time, by the signal at
the front shutters When the shutters are put
back, it is presumed the load of sorrow is some
what abated, as they are kept in position
ajar, but nearly closed for very considerable
number of months. From this, think must
have grown the general habit of excluding
from the dwellings the generous and genial
daylight
Almost every person who visits our city for
the first time notices these many memorials of
sorrow 80 Ostensibly thrust in their faces, as if
our citizens took a special delight in mourn
ing, and wished the world to know how deeply
affective was their deprivation. .-Phiia. Led
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TIE NAMES OF THE STREETS OF PARIS
The Paris correspondent of the New Orleans
Delta has the following:
The names of the streets of Paris-Or a good :
Iy number Of them-seem likely to perish with
many other old landmarks of the capital, in
the course of its great transformation. The
history OF these names would fill moderate
sized history, and would, in numerous instan-
ces, be both amusing and Instructive In all
Paris there are nearly fifteen hundred differ
ent streets. Of these, lS9 owe their designa-
ton to churches, chapels, abbeys converts
monasteries, ancient cemeteries and colleges
and l3o more were named in consequence
OF their proximity to the same institutions or
localities; l75 bear the names of landed pro-
prietors, who opened them through their es-
tates; 81 are named after popular signs and in
scrlptlons Of taverns and shops; 81 in honor of
noble mansions; rs after their own principal
inhabitants; IS are called after provinces and
cities; 90 are named in honor of illustrious SOL
dlers; 90 bear the names of trade corporations:
40 those OF notable administrators SO those of
famous magistrates; % those Of celebrated
oarrlsters; III bear the names of kings and
queens; AZ those OF princes and princessesc IL
those OF cardinals and bishops; 80 those of alb
bots and priests; 4S those Of great battles or
victories; 10 those Of eminent admirals; 20
those OF eminent ministers and councillors of
State, &c. Literature, art and science fare
most scantlly In the honors Of street nomencla-
ture. % are called after authors; 10 after ar
chitects IL ssyants; musicians; physicians;
engineers; astronomers: 3 naturaiists; and
3 painters. The rest of the names borne by
Parisian streets are either unmeaning, ridic-
alous or vulgar. As examples, which will be
well understood in New Orleans, I may cite
the first half dozen which occur to my memory:
rues Cox-Heron, Vide Gousset, Boulets, Mau-
walls Garcons, Taille Pain, Brise Miche-or
Heron Cock, Empty Gusset, Pellets, Bad Beys,
Cut Bread, &c. ~ =.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
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FOR STATESMEN JUDGES

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG fMEN, LADIES, Gnd GENTLEMEN
In al parts of the world testify to the efficacy Of
PROF. j WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in its
praise. few testimonials Oaly csn be here given
see circpis. for more aud It will be impossible for
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had been benefited by the use of Woods Hair lie.
EftGiefuye an TeS1sstus ray eertiheats Of the fact
award il g oI0 You 0heoFG H because think it
due. My aye is about 80 years !; the color, of M
s sad q to carl sSs i've
On the eTow9 OF my head TO lose its sensibity and
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since fourth was added 10 them, BY hsir falling
On the top OF my head and threatening 10 make me
In this gnPIssssnt L. predIcament was induced to
" WOODS HAIR Restorative, mainly 20 arrest the
ion that gray hair could ever be restored to its
STislpsl color except I from S,es was however
Ties only, that not only was the falling of arrested,
but the color was estoIsd to the gray halrs and
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VIE, at whose solicitation was induced 70 tryjf.
her sex, Strongly recommend al nusbssds WHO to
value the admration of their wives 70 proft BY pIy
Vsry respeesfaII growing OF sVFsSs gstn1 sa d.
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the ha,r will return more beautiful thanievef AZ
teast this is my experience. Believe il alts =
Yours truly, WM II. KENKpY.
p. S-You oan publish the above NJ YOU ike. BY
publishing IN our southern papers you will get
more patronage South. l see several Of your GER
ahcates in the Mobile Mercury, . strong Southern
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
fRor.O j. WooD: Dear Str Having bad the
psfortune 70 lose the best portion OF my hair from
the eifeets OF the yellow fever, in New Orleans IN
s5t, was induced To make trial OF your prepsra-
tioh, and found II 70 answer as the very thing
needed. Ny hair is now thick and glossy,ssnd no
words cauexpress my obligations 20 you IN giving
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The Restorative il put up 10 bottles ofthree 81 ses
pint, and retails for dollar per bottie The me-
Gum gu holds az least 70 per cent more N proPorsen
tnsn tne small, retails for two dollars per botti
s t,en Arss hSd5 sus5s 20 per ceni pro snt
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sspsds and nissEy sy the Of is inrasabls rsmsdy
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WI relieve pain simest and n VIII ala,
Psny ana neal the fesiss serss In hort tms
fOR HORSES AND OTHER LNTHsrS
nekEAhT CELEBRATED LINlMENr 4, n, 'crir .,f.
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAyxEsr IN THE Con-
FEDERATE STArEs.-Mr. Memminser Secretary
Of the Treasury Of the Confederate States has adj
dressed q circular to each Of the banks of the
resolution to redeem in specie such Of their re-
spective notes as may be paid In upon the autho-
rized loan Of the confederacy. This measure,
Dir. Memminger states, 10 necessary TO prevent
the inequalities and confusion which must else
arise fromthe paying ofsubscription In currsneies
ofvarying values He also urges the present az
the most desirable time for q general resumption
Of specie payment.
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ROBBERY OF A GovERNMENr TRAIN.-A letter
to the 81. Louis Republican, from Tucson, Ari
zona, dated NJ arch 18TH says:
Ii is said that Government supply train for
Fort Buchanan, loaded with $50 900 worth of
property, has been driven over the line in Sonora
by those having itin charge The train Is no.
where on the road, and had not been seen after
passing Burro Canon, some twenty miles this sic Q
Of Fort McLane. Application will be made to Il e
Sonora authorities fI the arrest of the thieves al
return Of the property"
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SEVENTH STREET.
46()
: 400
Al WAYS AHEAD,

ALWAYS AHEAD.
have INST received a moe stock Of SPRING
CLOTHING, r U X y ! SH " n GOO u ; ,
TRUNKS. HATS and CAPS. TO which invite the
attenilo" of ali in want Of such arIces. My motto
IS "A quok slxpenCe Is better than O slow shll-
ling" Those IN want If Clothing we invite to
want A moe Shirt I'D pretty Tie, No. 400 Sew
erth sttett II the place TO get them. have avery
large stock of SPRING HATS, which 1 am SELL
Ing ~ . per cert. below their actual value. For
those who waEt 70 travel, have just received a
BAGS, vG' yiIs in prices from 81 81 70 SO. If YOU
want good Trunk, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, or Caps, there is no piRoe WheTe you can
buy them as iow at the Peoples Clothing Store,
No. 400 Seventh ST., opposite Post Offioe
mar A-1m No 46O Seventh st., bet, 4 and r.
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IL The spring flight Of our artists to EuroI Q
Will not he 30 numerous this year as In past sea-
son. Secession keeps them, az well as a good
starts next month for the purpose depending
months in Switzerland The tendency towards
the glaciers is shown in the last picture he paint
ed; highly finished view Of Alpine scenery,
which was exhibited at the Athenaum Club on
"Wednesday night last. Mr.. George w ard Nichols
leaves for London, In the City Of Baltimore on
Wednesday, taking with him the "Crown Of New
England ~ and its companion, the ebay of New
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Wood and Coal.

Mol article of WOOD on hand, prepared TO
suit the wants of each customer. Wood sold oord
length also, or in any way or any quantities de
sired.
IL Coal kept IN Coal Houses, screened before de
liverng.
IL 2 ~ lbs. to the ton.
IL Personal attention to every order.
Il. & w. NJ. GAIT.
Once 2S2 Pa. av., between Ilth and 18th SITS.
Wood Mil and Wharf foot of Seventeenth street,
below War Department. ma Z3-tf
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READER,

ID REhDER,
ERU Sc The following statement and then judge
of its fscts for yourself
ABRAM COLE, of brooklyn, n. Y, a well
known citizen there, had suffered from DIV dyspepsia
for some yeaIs, without permanent relief, until he
tried AYERS PILLS, which taken according 10
the directions for this comp ain, restored HIM TO
health IN few weeks, After an interval of some
mon h s be has had no return Of his comp amt
GEO. w. CROSS, Of Harmony, Texss h,d an
eruption on his neck, shoulders, back and leg,
which covered about thIr of his body. II kept
the parts affected covered with a scab, and being
often raw sOre, WAS of course very trOublesoIua
and dlstreSslns. 1t 40 much impaired his health q
To unit him Tor business and kept him in onnsraft
suffering. All medical aid f.Ilei him uRLil he t,s,E
AYERS COMPOUNp EXTRACT SARSA!
PARlLLA, which red him. lis skin still shows
some scars ON the liberation, but II is OtheTwISe
as oear Infants. =
JOHN III. SHOOK, Esq an eminent LAWYER bf
Richmond, Va took cGld which settled on his
lungs. severe pain set in the left side with a
bad cough, WbIch WAS soon followed hy the unrnIs-
taxable symptoms Of consumption. When red uced
very low he c0mmeno oed taking AYERS CHER
EH PECfDRAL, which SOon stopped the Cou 2 h
and completely cured him.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & CO, Lowell,
MASS IS colin
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fHw~ TOPHhM'S exO
H8gN MUM UNK 0ifU

fHYYU TOPHhM'S eEwrvo
M1xH p MUM UNK 0lfN
MANUFACTORY,
49S SEVENTH STREET, WAsHiXGToN, d. G.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute Of
Baltimore, November :, 1850
Also, Medal by Me 'roPo!Itan Mechanics Institute
Washington, ID. c., 1857.
am constantly making, and always have on hand,
Of the best material every description Of
Fine Sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
Ladet' Dress,
Wood Box, and
Packing Trunks,
Pelllsier, Carpet, and
Canvas Travelling Bags,
School Satchels, Co.,
At Lou Prices.
Members of Congress and travellers will ple.se
examine my stock before purchasing elssvhere
Trunks that are made In other cities
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made to
order. = w
Trunks covered and repaired at short notice
Goods delivered free Of charge to anytpart of the
city, Geor retown, and Alexandra.
ia 23-lyeo JAMES Stephan.
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DENTISTRY.

IRIS. LOCKWOOD h. DARRELLA PRE-.
- pared TO insert TEETHon VULCAN
lie BASE, new and improved mode Sp@S
Mhen made on this plan they com ~~ILID
Portable to wear and much cheaper than any other
Also Teeth inserted on Geld Plate, and ali Uent,I
operatlons Of any kind that NAV he desired of
ner Pa ay. and Seventh ST. ia IO s,ns
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w " Sifaki. REffrfsH 9th and lnfh Sfrsx,,

WAsHINSSLoN CARRIAGE FACTORY,
II Street, Ps.trssH 9th and l0fh Styssis.
~ we have Just finished q number of first ola.s
GThkkiAS ES, such as Ligh:, Feneyo> >ESRS, !,
WAGONS, Pnrk PheatonS: Family Car-ySSx1ESi
s'asss, Gsd bHssseS, which we will Rell stIkzS=E-
q yer' small profit.
kbelrs PRACTICAL mechanics in different hr.nehe,
q the business, we fstter ourselves that we mos
Ine styles and suaEty of work that will .iye s.tI.
t,souon' combining lshtness, comfort and durs1Ili
Repairing promptly snt carefully attended to
vac saoI sest notice and most reasonable CHARGE
WALTER, HARTMANN 6 BOPP
CoSohmatsrs, succescors TO VIM. T. Hook,
CARRIA6ES.
a SE SEbsorlber having made sddii!ons Ia \;
iaolSTJi Matins u hoT 9rs 81 tAs lsysgstn SSss
nan I ;sotnfiSs ChERIiTs & IL -.
VASONS OF sH kinds ceTa9t be Surpassed, sss
rom hls long exreTi5Ece in toe Gsssusis re so.ss
10 Elvo general etti.tS>ctioa.
EGnd.
Al hREPAIHsHea!ly GsRe, ana Ill srssr. ,r.sa,,
Soassa -Asss gsrr!Sk., TAKEN in exchange for nsv
sksR. kEDETW J. JilsSfE N>'
ebs-U ssrsnr - lsth Q ID = szr
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MI TEETH.
~. LOOMS, NJ; D., The inventor and patentee
tends personally at his Office IN this CITY AS
Many parsons can wear these teeth who SIIfD
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at TlJ Office can be aooommodste
with any Etyie and prIoc Of Teeth they ray desIrs:
but TO those who are particular and wish the purezf
cleanest strongest, and most perfect denture thaf
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted, " w
Rooms IN this cIty-No. 33s Pa avenue betv-,p
sta and 10th SITS. Also, S07 Arch street, Phiindei
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-08
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