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Professor Van BusieirlI'a GreD, Cc.n,on
Liver Remedy, having been used In the nrvae nssc
OF one II the most eminent Physicians IN Iicrnnnv nov
offered 20 the people OF the United States When r oa
dy been subjected to fair AMI intelligent friJ II viii
speedily take precedence Of all other Liver Remedies no
10 use II Is The latest contribution OF Medical Science to
the treatment Of that extensive troublesome and
series Of Disorders growing out of
DEnANGEMENTs or THE LIVER.
Few persons aware Of the Debility and General de-
rangement 81 the whole system produced by Morbid or
Unhealthy Action Of the Liver and yet, person I'm
ten Is rtute not to have suffered in way from,
these Morbid Conditions Health Of dependent in
great sure. upon the Purity Of the Blood and the pu.
rliy Of the blood Is directly dependent upon Healthh
Functional Action Of the Liver.
The diseases arising directly Indirectly from Affections
Of the Liver mott Of course be brief adj
yertiseIncnt nor Is such enumeration necessary
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At W. FELToNs Stationery Store for days only Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday AMI Friday noon, Sept 4, O., ~
0J~One Of the firm will visit Braiteboro every months
N. B--No PEDDLERs EMPLOYED.
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Segur's Prescribed Golden Seal,
RECOMMENDED for tho ,rea,ror, or

Segur'S Prescribed Golden Seal,
RECOMMENDED for the treatment Of
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, GENERAL DEBILITY, and
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and warranted Invented by Dr. G. c. sEGuR 1t Is
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stefan who has made Of it in his practice says- Is
harmless while it is potent does It Is tn case with
many medicines leave shattered constitution in its track
Sold by alfDruggists. 0RRIN SKINNER X CO.,
Sole Proprieors Springfield, Mass.
The trade obtain It ofany New York or oslon Medi-
cine House. For sale in Brattleboro by CLARK WILL
LARD aud L. N. THORN.
The Great French Rcmcdy for spernatorrhaea
or Seminal Weakness Dir JuAs DELAMARRs Specific pills
prepared by GARANcERE & DUrosr, No. PA Rue LoHl-
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III" celebrated Partisan Physican aud highly recommended
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II Is sure aud unlling ,ly In all NJ Seminal
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hevel The dehtated receive strength by using this
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unlimey grave
Pamphlets containing full particulars, and directions for
using In English, French, Spanish and German accompany
oac box, nnd also sent free address when requested
Price 81 per Bottle or Sr BOTTLES for So
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mail, secure sealed from all observations by enclosing
specified price to any authorized agents.
IL Beware Of COuuterfeits and limitations
Sole General Agents for America,
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p Courtlandt ST., New York.
Sold by CLARK WILLARD, Draueboro, VT. lyni2O
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GtgaI Notices.
DAVID TOWARDS ESTATE.
NMISSTONERS' NOTICE

A WIN MlNSlONE lNo NOllCE,
We, the subscribers, being duly appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust all claims demands Of ali
persons in said District against the Estate Of DAVID
HOWARD, late Of Wilmington In said Dislsct decense1
represented nsoyeut and the term Of elk months from the
9h day Of July 1866, being allowed by said Court to the
creditors o said deceased to exhibit anil prove their resu
tive claims befor us give notice that will attend TO the
business Of said appointment at the Office Of O. A.
DAVENPORT In Wilmington, In said District. on the Isl
days Of September anil January next at 10 o'clock A.
on each Of said days.
SHERMAN d. RICE,
MARTIN BARTLETT. Commr.
GEO Il. RICE, Admr.
Wilmington, Aug. 9th A. d. 1866. so
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Post Once Notice. For the present mails for Bos-
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tat closes at 1870 NJ. Open at l and $50 r. NJ.
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LOCAL AGENTS
$. ". BOWNER, Newane
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WM II. CARR, Jamaica.
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Thu YOUNG AMERICA
PITCHBR RACE.

-PI'ICHHJEC r ACE-
The owner Of Young America will present Sucr Pitcher
or such other piece Of silver the winner may select
value of hundred dollars, the owner OF the fastest
rottins years old colt, sired by Young America The
trials of speed to on the ack of the Windham
County Park Association, rateboro the Thurs
day in October, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 the rules that
association 80 troi mile heats best in harness. or
wagons,-good day and track. The entries to be made
prior Oc 1st each year and be free Three
enter, aud two start to ente the winner the piece Of
silver.
W. IL. WALKER, AGENT.
BrNtleboro, July LIST, 1866. tr2T
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25

IA Blind Tom, the musical negro of
Georgia, made some Of the "loyal" people
Of Troy, New York, as mad as a March
hare the other night by giving them "the
battle of Manassas on the piano. "Ama-
teur" writes to the Troy Times that "when
the audience were invited to listen to
Blind Tom they did not expect to be re-
called with the story of their own defeat"
He adds that the thing was deliberate
insult" to the audience.
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8sg~ Financiers are much puzzled to ac-
count for the enormous accumulation of
specie in the Bank Of France, which to-day
holds the unprecedented sum of e27,000,-
600. And the shipments Of gold arriving
from New York, are still flowing into that
vast reservoir. Who can explain this
financial phenomenon
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" = y ~ - Il u II
An ENGINE with Boiler, Chimney
aud pipes complete, with skaters for run
ming two Gin stands and com mill, all in
good condition; also, one of Emery & Bros.
Endless Chain Rail Road Horse power,
for two horses. Suitable for ginning cot
ton or grinding corn, Good as new. APP
ply to I. K. SMITH.
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And II
FAMILY GROCERY
THE undersigned inform the public that
they have opened, in the Brick Building,
fronting the TOWN HALIi,reccutly occr.
pied by Mrs. Smith as a Boarding House,
Fancy and Varieties Sbls and Family Grocery,
Where they viii keepalways on hand, at the
cheapest CASH rates, full assortment in
his line, such as:
ss FINE ENGLISH CUTLERY.
Tobacco pouches, Combs, Brushes and
Tooth brushes, Segars, best Cuba and
American; Pure white wine
Vinegar. ~
Brandies Of the choicest brands,
Bourbon, Rye and Irish Whiskey.
| Ale and Brown Stout
| Teas Of all brands; 81
Y0bacco, sss, @
Smoking,
'.' Cut and best chewing;
Cheese, js..t,s
| Northern, 5,
Western,
French
Crackers, Biscuits Of all kinds;
Fishing lines, Hooks, Nets,
the best assortment ever offered In this
market. s:
| Cordials, 81 @s sxa
I Sauces, b
| Mustard, s q
Raisins, ass
t Corn and Spiced Beef,
| Pork,
1 Mackerel,
| Salmon
| Gan fruits of all kinds;,
4 French Pattes,
4 Olive oil, .sliS
Sardines, Etc
i Also full assortment Of
Blank Books,
Pencils,
L O0ld FEN
4 aud everything in the STATIONERY
line.
i In . word, let the public give them cal
and they will find that their stock cannot b
surpassed in this market.
JOHN FRASER g. co.
Il April 10, 1866, If.
,.o~o>o~~>>S~D~>~ ~H>>~~~~~-
i 3MARX z. MARSHALL,
N otary Public
, ioFrIc.E
cne77sezlU5gze, Ia:
July IS, 1866 saa
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25

5e Gold watches seem scarce in Mich
igan. BY the official returns only one gold
watch was found in that State. This is
singular considering how long Michigan
regiments were quartered in the South. 81
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Plantation For Rent or Sale.

MY PLANTATION fronting on Bayou
Beuf at the mouth Of Bayou Lamouric,
only thirteen miles from Alexandria. Two
dwelling houses Gone brick) on the place,
also negro quarters and three corn houses.
Possession given on 1st next January. The
place has fourteen hundred acres Of land
on it, mostly CLEARED, and has aerer been
orerdo,ped. For particulars apply to my
self, or to DR.. T. w. Marshall at Cheney
vile. j. M. SIAFEOkD.
Alexandria, La, July A, Jan. l..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish of RapideS.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

NINTH JUDICIAL UISTRIUT.
No. 426--Estate of Abram Andrus, Ad.
ministration and Inventory.
WE HEREAS Calvin E. Hosea has made
W application to this Court to be APP
pointed Administrator of the Estate OF
Abram Andrus; Notice is hereby given to
all whom it doth or may concern, to show
cause, within ten days from the date hereof
WY the same should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, Louisiana,
Ja'y 10th, 1866.
W, w. WILMINGTON, JR.,
Jnly 1877. Clerk.
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Alexandria Advertisements.
Another New Store.
NEW AND FRESH ASSORTMENT
OF GOODS!

J. & B. WEIL, AGENTS,
TTAvE opened a new and complete stock
II Of Goods at tlle newly erected hr.ck
IL Store at the old stand Of Jacob Walker,
on Front STREET, opposite the Ferry
Landing. ,sa
Their stock comprises the following:
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockeryware,
Hardware, Woodenware, Stone 5
ware, Tmware, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hosiery, ~.
s Etc, Etc, Etc,
Molasses by the barrel, half barrel or
gallon.
Sugar by the hogshead, barrel or pound.
All Of which is offered at the very lowest
s CAsH prices. s r e
December 18th, 1868, If.
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Alexandria Advertisements.
SUCCESSION SALE.

az u
Succession Of Ninth Judicial
George w. BARnRErr District Court,
deceased. State ofLouisiana
DY VIRTUE Of an orderissued by the
I'D Honorable W. B. Lewis, Judge Of the
Ninth Judicial District Court, Parish of
Rapides, and directed to the Sheriff there
of, will be sold to the highest bidder at
the Court House Door, in the town OF
Alexandria, on .Gi. "a s.
SATURDAY, the 2sth day OF JULY
FL 1866.
the following property belonging to the
said Succession, to-wit:
{ A certain piece OF lot Of ground with the
improvements thereon, situated lying and
being on Front Street, in the Town Of Al
exandria, Parish and State aforesaid, and
being lot No. l, in square No. 3with a
front Of twenty-seven feet, on said Front
street and extending back between parallel
lines two hundred feet. french measure.
Another certain piece Or lot of ground
with all the Improvements thereon, situate,
lying and being on Front Street, in the
town of Alexandria, Parish and State Of
oresaid, and being lot No. 2, in square No.
3 with front Of twenty feet on said
Front Street, and extending back between
parallel lines two hundred feet, french
measure. @
Another certain piece or lot Of ground
with all the improvements thereon, lying
and being in the Town of Alexandria, Par
+ sh and State aforesaid, in square No. 4,
fronting on the upper street opposite the
Court House Square, measuring sixty-six
feet front on the said street, and extending
back one hundred feet, french measure,
more on. less, bounded above on the said
street next to the Court House Square by
property of William G. James, and in the
rear by property Of Cruikshank 4 Hynson.
Another piece or parcel Of ground stu
ate, lying and being in the Town Of Alex
andria, Parish and State aforesaid, on the
Fifth street running parallel with the river,
bounded above by the street running to the
river and below by the property OF Jacob
Walker, in square No. 81, fronting one
hundred feet on Fifth street with depth
Ioftwo hundred feet, French measure, to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Also certain tract or parcel of land
situated, lying and being on the north side
[of Red river, in the Parish of Rapides and
State of Louisiana, on the Bayou Flaggon,
about FIVE miles north Of the town of Alex
andria, with all the Improvements thereon,
and containing three hundred and twenty
and O6-l00 acres, more or less.
Also three Confederate certificates OF de-
posittin favor of the said deceased; one Tor
! two thousand FIVE hundred dollars, another
flor two thousand dollars; and the third for
one thousand dollars, s.
A warrant on the Parish Of Rapides
dated january It'll, 1860, transferred to the
said deceased for the sum Of S37 80.
Also a lot of Household and Kitchen
furniture, consisting Of Al. /.
i | sofa,
i 2arm chairs,
/ y dozen chairs,
/ l center table, @
! / bedstead,
/ 2side boards,
i ldining table,
4 arnoir,
/ marble top table, {
4 / washstand,
i bureau, ~
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10 SIN

L Q s n
A MUTE of hand drawn by John TEN
= piet9n' I'm, c., in favor Of the under
signed, Tor one hundred and forty FIVE dol
iaFs' payable the 10Th of October next, and
dated June 18th, 1866.
All persons are warned not to trade for
SAID note as payment has been stoned.
ELLIS BROWN,
guy 10 1906 81 freedman.
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t, CIIANTZ.

rs prepared to tune Pianos and give
L Musical instructions.
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Alexandria Advertisements,
81 u ID G. re II M RIA

Mas. SARAH I. CALyIr, Ninth Judicial
VS.. District Court,
COLEMAN NJ. CALMT, Rapides Parish,
Her Husband. Louisiana.
MAY TERM, 1866. No. 1877.
IN THIS cause by reason Of the Law, and
l. the evidence being ing favor of the
Plaintiff. 1t is ordered and decreed that
the Plaintiff, Mrs Sarah I. Calvit, do have
aud recover of the Defendant, Coleman NJ.
Calvit the sum of Twelve Hundred Dol
lars, ($1200,) with interest thereon at the
rate OF FIVE per cent. per annun, from the
9Th day of February, A. d. 1866, and the
costs of this suit to be taxed. 1t is further
ordered and decreed that her legal mort
gage exists, and be enforced on all the real
Estate Of the said Defendant for the pay
ment of said sum, interest and costs 10
date, and take effect from the first day CT
April, A. ID. 1886.
And it is further ordered and decreed
that the community OF acquets and gains
existing between the Plaintiff and Defen-
lant be dissolved, and tlist she be separa-
ted in property from her said Husband,
and that she have the same agreement and
control of her paraphernal property.
This done, read, and signed in open
Court, OH this the s3d day Of May, A d.
1895 bt EHl
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MAY TERM, 1866. No. $50.

I'm THIS cause by reason Of the Law, and
Il the evidence being in favor of the Plain
tiff; 1t is ordered, adjudged, and decreed
that the Plaintiff, Mrs. Clara Baltic, do
have and recovered the Defendant, Landry
Baltic, the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars, with interest thereon atthe rate
of FIVE per cent. per annrm, from the 10th
day of May, A. d. 1866, and the costs OF
this sum to be taxed; and that her legal
mortgage do exist and be enforced on all
the real Estate Of the said Defendant fol-
the payment of said sum, interest and costs
to date and take effect from the lst day OF
January, A. d. 1865 1t is further ordered,
adjudged and decreed, that the community
of acquets and gaines existing between the
Plaintiff and Defendant be dissolved, and
that she.be separated in property from hel
said Husband, and that she have the man
agement and control Of her parapherral
property.
This done, read, and signed in open
Court, on this the 23d day Of May, a. d
| 1896
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