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Public notice is hereby given, tina. the leases
81 AL llerLi1s within his Parish, shall be made
by the undersigned, on MONDAY, the 7th Of
OCTOBER, 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, al the
Court House, TO the bidder Of the highest rate,
for the term Of one year.
TERMS-CAsn in legal currency.
N. S. LANDRY,
President of the Police Jury.
ST. James, 7th September, 1867.
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F. Me7ancon g. ais f..
Widow Y. MeIoncon, Tutrir 4. ais.

BY virtue Of a sentence of partition to me
directed by the above honorable Court in the
aforesaid case. | Will offer a, public auction,
on The premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 23d
OCTOBER, 1867, nj 10 O'Clock A. Nj, the here.
matter described property, To effect a partition
between the parties to the above suit, 10 wit:
10. A sugar plantation situated in the parish
Of St. James. on the left bank Of the Mi-sis.
sippi river, about 81 miles above New Or.
leans, measuring sixteen arpen,s more or
less front 10 said river by eighty arpeu,s in
depth. closing in the rear, bounded on the
upper line by White Hall plantation belong.
ing to widow NJ. D. Dringier, aud on the
lower line by that Of Emile le,nle, together
with all the. buildings and Improvements
thereon.
20. Twenty-Five mules. four yoke oxen, seven
teen cows and calves, a 'ot q sheen, twenty
four plonghs, a large assortment, Of farming
utensils.
20. a lot Of household furniture.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Ao' = u lao'iScibtNt I4IIliluTP anu tliltT movable
effects will be sold separately for, CASH.
20. The plantation, wa king animals ard other
live stock together with the agricultural i'm
p'emrn'S will be sold in block payable
$4,000 Cash, and the balance on n credit o,
one and Two years from HE day Of sale pnr.
chascrs TO furnish their notes with satisfactory
endorsements for tie credit ins,a 1meu,.. made
IN sets or coupons at the convenience Of sen.
doris, payable al the office of The Recordc, OF
this Pa,ish. healing incest OF cigT1i nor com
per annnm flom maturity until paid, TO be
secured by special mortgage, with vendor.
privilege and pact de non at,enandc."-Thc
Cash payable in legal cnr,enrv.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff
Parish of St. James, September 2l>,, 1867.
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o. Nous avons rccn la carte de Ia maison
l. w. Holman u Gle. ct nous la publions. NM
/. w. HoMAN, HAnr LlcHrENsrElN g. Gle.
yicnneni d'ouviir a Ia Nouvelle Orleans, an
nu,nero Al de la rue Tchonpitoulas, un grand
maga>in de groceries, wins, l%iqneurS. tnbacs,
etc, etc. Cette %nouvelle maison, admirable.
ment assortie, reponarn avec la plus erande
promp'l'nde aux d",nandes qni |ui. scront faites
par les habi,an's on lea marchands de la cam,
payne. +. ROMAN. Fun des employees de la
maison Holman, 81 avanta geuSetnent conuu dcs
habitants e, des maEchands de la Louisiana.
ne %rerme,'ra pas que sou magasin occupe le
second rang.
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avis

LIE soussigne, Trisorier lie la Paroisse Saint
Jacques, a l'honneur d'informer lie public en-
general, quill tiendra, a partir de ce jour jus.
qu'au 2eme Lundi d'Octobre proclaim, son bu-
reau ouyer, a Eagtetomn Store, (propria's N.
S. Landry, rive ganche,) OH il enregistrera
tou,es les reclamations fnancieres contre la
Paroisse, CONFINEMENT q une resolution pas.
see par lie Jury de Police dams sa seance du 9
Sep,embre 1867.
A. GOURDAlN,
Tresorier de Paroisse.
Paroisse Saint.Jacques, IA Septembre 1867.
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Avis.
Bureau des Directeurs.

OUTeUH UyS DUeClFHTS.
Les Coniribuabies du Troisieme District
Scolastique de Ia Paroisse St.Jacques sont par
les pr6sentes informas que d'apres nne resoIu.
ton passee en- date dn 80 Aott 1867, une Take
de 2 ~pias,res 7O1l0O a etc impos6e sur la va
leur DIES prophecies ,axables pour subvenir a la
sr6paration Ell a Ien,re,ien de I'EcoIe. La dite
take dait atre collectee d'ici au Ter Oclobre
proclaim.
NJ. Gedeon Subra a &i6 nomme collector.
A. TAMBoURY, President.
EE54 w. H. LAwroN, Secre,aire.
St.Jacques, 30 AoAt 1867.
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surfing two arpenls mote or less Front by four.
=
teen %arpents in depth, bounded on the North
by The land If Valery Rons>el, on The South
by tina, Of Wallis & Malher.
20, One horse, one cart. an old carriage, a lo'
of tobacco press and a small lot of movable
effects.
TERMS OF SALE;
CAsu on the epo, in ienal CURRENCY.
-M S, THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Parish Of st. James, 9Th September, 1867.
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suis %sincsres, car la solitude rapproche les hommes
ct les ceurs, nous nous assfmes traternellement pres
du bivouac de la mutt. LIE pain flt rompu, lie frontage
partage, ct la bouteille passa DIES levres du Gaulois
aux levres de Paddy.
J'ai dejeNne dams DIES pa1ais, mais je Pal oublie.
Je mai point oublie mon dajehner avcc Paddy,
quand Taube aureolisait dune meme lulniere lie
front dc l'aristocrate ct lie front du terrassier.
j. G. #
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LUNDI, lie I OCTOBRE 1867, a 10 heures
do matin, lie soussigne exposera en- vente pu-
blique, a la maison de Cour de celte paroisse,
lie privilege de lenir les BAGS ct les terys de la
~paroisse St-Jacques, pour lie terme dune aimee.
CONDITIONS: Compliant en- monnaie legale.
N. s. LANDRY,
President dn Jury de Police.
S,.Jacques, 7 Septembre 1867.
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o. NJ. Fl. Q. CoroMB, agent parmi nous
DIES Faur Buckeye, invite mess,eurs les plan.
teurs a veulr vuir fonclionner ces Faux mira
culeuses. Avec la vi.e>se dun rheval. elIrs
tanctent une lafgeur lie qua,ie pieLS d" foiu,
d'hetbes on de brou-saiIles. lie travail Dime
)%ournee de ces tancheuses expeditives rtpond
Epargne de temps, epar9ne d'argrnt, simpfiti.
cation dams lie travail. ct par con're acciuiS.
sement dams Ia production, tout celia ne nous
semb1e point a deIa'gner, snriont par ces temps
on Ia main dnuvre est aussi co1,euse que rare.
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Lumber! Iumbor!!
Aux %plantcurs.

LES habiian's qni d6<irent Sc procnrer lap.
p5re'' an gag acid" snlfnrcux, comm p, ra,en,k
shns lie nom de PArrrsos Rfvotv,se CylrsnrR,
sbnt tespec'nen-emPni invite il iaire iinna la
cement lenr d"rnande a CO, eff, pom eyi,er
ton, retard, Get apparel pnnr Ia ciarifira'ion du
ms de came, est '"c~on'es'ab'emen, snpfrieur
a toni anire. Pi.ine II eniiera satisfaction EZRA
donnee avan, que |" mi"m~n, ne sol, a,ipa,
S'adresser a PATTISON e. CAGE
Houma, Psroisse Tenebonne, Lne.
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= Nos l%ecierrs verront dams nos COLONIES
davis la carte de la maisnn BARNETT g. Bous.
QUIET, negociants en- Wins. 4 la Nonvelle.Or.
leans. Ce,le malson, CONNIE pour ses mar
chandises de premiere qualite, ma besoin dan.
cune recommendation. ct les hommes Gui la
dlrigent sont les garants assures de sa' prospe.
rite %toujours croissunie.
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10 Nous appeions l'aitcnrion des %lecteurs
sur l'avis R. T, HANSON public dams no,re
journal. M. Hanson livrera du bois de char.
ren,e de tone description ct de 'nnt rrix anx
hab'tantS Nni Sc %irouv"nt en're ++4+744-c 4+ f44e
ct la maison de Cour de Ia pa rnisse St.Jacques.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
oour ou ouarriemc District Judiciairc.
PAEOlSSE ST-JACQUES.
+. MfIancon T. al.
Veure Y. Meiancon. 7mfrirc Ell al.

Vtutc ,. .HStuHCpV. ! HiIlff Pf az.
En- ver,n dun dac1elde partagc a moi ~a'rcs.
Sc par Honorable Conr que dessus dams la sns.
dite %aiaire, j'oilrirai en- vcnte puhIiqne e, Il
l'enchero, sur les Iirnx. MERCREDl. % OC.
TOBRE 1867, a 10 hemres a. M. les prophecies
ri.aprts d%tcIitos, pour etIectuer un pattase entire
les parties ci dessus. SAVIOR:
10. Une habi,alIen e,ablie en- sucreri.. silnle
che du fenye Mississippi, a G7 miles envi.
ron au-dessns de la NouyelIe Orleans, mesh.
rant seize arpents pins on MONS de face an
DIT t1euve sur qua,re.vingls arpenls ct fer
mant dams la profnndeur, bornee a la ligne
snperieure naturalization White Hall appar.
tenant a venve NJ. ID. Brin.ier ct d la Lyme
intarieure par celIe de NJ. Emile Leiule. en-.
semb'e ,oules les batisses ct amt.iora,ions
Qni s"y tronvent.
20. Ningt nenf mulets, qnatrp bcnfs de trait
diX-sept vaches G, veaux, IN lot de moutonS,
vingt-quatre charrues ct un grand assorti.
ment d'ontils ara,oires.
80. Un lot de meubles meub'ants.
TERMES Ell CONDITIONS:
10. Les meubles e, autres etfe,s mohiliers Sc.
ront vendns se%parement pour du compliant.
90. L'habiialion. les animaux de trait ct anlre
belail ainsi que les on,ils ara,oires seron,
vendns en- b|oc-payable 50 900 complain,
ct la balance payable a IN G, deux ans du
jour de la ven,e %racquereur %fournira ses
billets endosses a satisfaction, fats par con-
pons ct payables au bureau du Recorder de
cet,e p%aroisse, por,ant interet de hnit pour
cent Fan a dater de l'echeance jnsqu'a par.
fat Placement, %garantis par %hypo'heqne spe.
ciale. lie privilege de vendcur e, lie pac,e de
'non alienando.'-Le complain, payable en-
biIlcts ayant cours.
S. THEREOF,
Shirt.
Paroisse st.Jacques, 81 Sep,embre 1867.
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mmcrci

U Atm deviter aux habiiants de Ia Pa
fo'sse St.Jacqnes IN displacement Qni portrait
les contrarier dams lenrs occupations, NJ. J.
LAPoRTE, cordonnier ct bother, Sc iransporteIa
chez les personnes qni voudront bien Iui coi-
fer du travail ct tlionorer de leur contiance.
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Succession Of widow Dominique
HOcman.
dominique H1vHau
VS..
l'iciorin Rome. Tutor.

BY virlnc Of a sentence Of Partition, dated
23rh August, 1867, to me dir, cled by til" Hon,
oratl IL the Fourth Judicial Dl>>llct Court, Pa
ri>h Of ST. James, | VIII oi1ef. for sale at puhtlc
auction. on lhr premj-ns, on WEDNESDAY.
the 10Th day If OCTOBER. 1857 at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, the lo'lnwiua property, Ia rtl-c, a parti-
lion between The parties 10 the above sni,, 10
wit
10. a tract Of land situated IN ina, par, IS w.
Parish Of s.. James known as The Iacherie.
on The RICH, bark Of the Mississippi ltver,
measuring one arpent and a half more or
less IN width IVY fourteen arpcnr~ more or less
in depth, bonded on the North by lands o.
Augusta Fa'aou,. Oh the South by those o
Amman, BroIhers, on The West by those o
AncuS'c I.as,efc, and on the Eas, 10y those
Of William Z'llar, together with a! The
buildings thereon.
%. One armojr.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The movable as i-The land, one half casi
on the day Of sale, aud Me other hat payabl,
in all March 1868. Th. purchaser w,tl inrn,sl
his notes by sets or coupons, 10 sul, The con
veniencc Of the vendors, made payable al III,
office of the Recorder of the Parish of Sain
James, and secured by speciaI mortgage an,
vendors privilege unit final payment and bear
ing s per cent interest per annnm aliet maluti
,y until PAID.
S. THEREOF,
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Avis uux C~omtribuabics.

Les Contribuables de la Paroisse St.JacQues
sont prevents que lie tableau d'assessement pour
Pannee 1866 est depose au bureau du Recorder
do cette P%aroisse, Ell quill y res'era depose PEN
dant 30 jours a partir de Ia presen,e date.
l.. DUGAS,
Assessor.
St.Jacques. 81 Aoht 1867.
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Prix Oourant do Ia Nouvelle. Orleans.

Or 1881 4 I44.-Coton 20 4 q. - Sucre, IS a
tic. y Melasse. 40 a 55c. lie gal. - Cafe, % a
26c.-Farine % a 1913. Mails, 81 80 a 81 35c.
le bo'sseau. Pore, $500 i pes. = Saindoux,
l41 I Ice. la livre Bacon: spaules, l54c. Ia
livre; 25c. les jambons cures au sncre. Riz,
Sal3c. la livre-Beurre, Is s0c.-Fromage,
II I 2oc. Ia livre-HuiIe de charbon, so i zoe.
10 galon-Whisksy, IS ! zoe. 10 gallon.
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G-GAEDEN SEEps.-E. +. VIRGIN, No. 1Ol
Gray.er st, New, Orleans, succeeds D. Man
pay, in the garden seeds business. Mr.. Man.
pay, for years stood ut the head Of this business
IN the Southwest; Mr.. Virgin was brought mp
in the establishment. That is saying enough To
introduce him to our readers.
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Succession EFT Socjere DE rEr vEuvE
ALEXANDRA MELANCON Il FlLs.
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HIRAM II. CARVER WILLIAM SIMS
avocatde dist. de dist. jud.
Carver Il Sims
AVOCATS
Napoleonville, La.
In.

Exerceron, lenr profession ct Sc chargeront de tontes
les attaires qui lsur seront confees dams les paroisses
st-CharIrs, St.Jean-Baptiste, St-Jacques, Ascension ct
Assumption.
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Succession de veuve Dominique
HOcman.
Dominique Norman
VS..
Victor,n Rome, T'uieur.

En- vettu dun deere, de partage on date du
90 Aoht 1867, a moi ad,e-se par Honorable
Cour du Quatrieme Distric, Judiciaire, Parnisse
SaintJacques, j~'ufrirai en- ven,e pnhliune sur
les lieux, lie MERCR.DI is OCTOBRE 1867,
a II henres a, M, la prophetic ci.apres dtcti,e,
pour etfrc'ner I'M par,ace entfe les parties au
process CT ressus, SAVIOR:
10. Une portion de ,erre silu6e dams cel,e par.
tie de la Paroisse Sain,.jacQnrs nominee Ia
Vacherie. sur la rive d toi,e dn hruve Mi,.is.
sippi, mcsurant uu arpent ei DEM plus on
mons dc latgenr sur qnatofze ~arprnts ptu>
ou moln> de protonienr, borute an Nnrd par
la lerre dAngnslin Fa'gousi, au Sud par celle
d'Armant Freres, a I'Oues, par la proprieia
dAngus.in lasserre Ell a PES, par ceIle de
William Cellar, avec toutes les bilisses qui
sly 'rouvent.
% Upa arn,iro
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JUDICIAL NOTICES,

Succession AND Partnership OF THE LATE
WIDOW A. MELANgON & Son.
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ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
Cour du Quatriemc District j~udiciairo.
PAROisSt Sr JACQUES.
Succession n Commnnanit de fcu ina'olc
MUri. -

Fin vertn dun orltc de vente on date dn 9
Scp'rmbfe 1867. i moi ahrcs<t dams l'stF,ite
CT dcs>lts par I'hpnorab'e Cour dn Qnatrlene
District Jrdicinire, Paroissr ST Jacques. l'oifi
raj ia ,ente p~uhiiqUe ct a l'rnrler", sur les
lienx. lc IEUDl II OC1ORRE 1867, 4 10
hrurrs a NJ, les proptit'ds ri apes d%ertites,
nppar,.nan, 4 la susd,te Succession, snvoir;
10. uue @rcrtAine lette situir dans la rarotsse
Saiu, jacques, snr la rive gaucl.c do fruNe
Mississippi, a 50 miles environ al d">sn>
de Ia Nnuvellc O leans. mesnraul IN dcmi
argent de face AN hrnsc snt environ qua.
ran,e six arprtis lie Pfofonhenr, bornir en-
haul pa Ia propri4ih F'tnin lrpratre Z, en-
bas par ceilr dc Joachim Gnidry, avec les
Mt,-srs ct authorizations our s'y ifouvent,
20. Tn buls lie III G, une demic douzaine de
Chalsrs.
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Parish Of ST. James, September lith, 1867
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State Of LOui>iInH

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
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TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS

L'armoise payable compliant. La ,ctre payable
moItle compliant lie jour de la yen,e ct 'au,re
moi'i6 EN- tout Mars 1868. Lacqnereur fonrni.
ra ses billets par coupons a la satisfaction des
vendeurs, fats payables an bureau du Recor.
der Do la p%aroisse Saint.Jacques, garar4,is par
l,ypotheque spectacle ct lie privilege de vendeur,
porlant in,eret a raison de HUT ponr cen, Pan
apres echeance jusqu'a parfait Placement.
S. THEREOF,
ShtrJ.
Paroisse St-Jacques, "a Septembre 1867.
State Of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of Ct. James.
Succession and Community Of the late Ana
toie .Mulet.
by virtue Of an order Of sale dated 9th.Sep.
TENDER, 1867, 10 me directed in the above mat.
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Parish of St. James, September 2l>,, 1867.
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LILLIAN SIMS

Paroisse st.Jacques, 81 Sep,embre 1867.
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Patoi>se ST jacques, I S~ep,cmbre 1867.
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unattainable. Now, although we should
have felt sadly disappointed had she not
sung those beautiful tongs-,'Wken
Jamie's gang ava" and "The Goodbye
at the Door," yet we advise her to disap-
point every body before she again con-
sents to sing with sore throat. She
cannot afford &c abuse such splendid gifts.
We understand the association has
received several invitations to repeat
its concert in various parts Of the county,
and We sincerely hope it will consent to
do SO, and that this enterprise may even
tually merge into county association,
and result in great Advancement of mu-
steal taste and culture in our entire re-
gion. There is no good reason why we
should be behind other counties in the
State, in musical culture. .- .
More Of the art divine" would much
improve US ; and we. know that, within
the present association. there is much tai
ent that bids fair to become noticeable.
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DIR. SCHENCK ON DYSPEPSIA.
SYMPTOMS, CAUSES AND REMEDY.


Symptoms OF Dyspepsia--A ssrse of fullness,
tightness and weight In the stomach, together
with latulency acidity, sour, offensive belching
of wind water-brash and vomiting, end great
deal of what person calls an ail-gone feeling at
the pit of the stomach frequently there Is also
a palptation of the heart, which physicians mis-
take for heart disease and when the stomach is
in this condition it Is coated with nncus OF
slime. The rough fbrous portions OF the stom-
ach, similar to what we see in tripe, Is what
throws out the gastric juice. and when the stom-
acii gets o thick coat Of slime upon it, 1t pre-
vents the gastric juice from flowing, and diges
ton ceases. Schenck's seaweed tonic disse, YES
this mucus or slime, and restores the stomach to
its natural condition.
schehck's Mandrake Pills arc also required 10
carry off this morbid matter, Two-thirds Of the
cases of Consumption are caused from the dis
eased state of the stomach the liver becoming
torpid. it ceases to throw out bile, and in short
time the whole system is deranged, The mucous
membrane of the bronchial tubes sympathizes
with the other organs, and before the patient Is
aware OF it, he or she has Bronchial or Pumora.
ry Consumption.
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup cannot EFT, freely
through the blood when the system il in that
ocked.up condition, withtnt the aid of the Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. The Liver has
all the yeDous blood 70 strain. and wien it gets
in morbid condition, blood end bile run thro'
the system mixed, and the whole body becomes
81 ioW anu VIC bbOUu ~ buiCH IL ca Haruly run
through the veins. III d majority Of cases benz
orrhages occur frqfi, this thick Condition Of the
blood. The Matdrake Pills act on the Liver
similar to caomel or they do what that does
II unlocks the gall bladders, starts the bile and
the blood begins to circulate naturally through
the veins, and the bgmorrhages cease. If, when
persons are attacked with hGmorhage, they
would first take good purgative, something
that would act on the liver, they wond soon be
relieved from bleeding from the lungs, and it is
the only way, for astringents are only Temporal
ry, and irrltate the bronchial tubes, sad lay the
groundwork for consumption.
Dr. SCHENCk will be professionally NJ his
rooms every week, 80 Bond Street, New Work, |
and 80 Hanover Street, Boston, from A. M. |
until p NJ. He gives advice free, bat for a
thorough examination with the Respiromcter
the charge is 50.
His medicines are for sale by all druggists and
dealers. Also aGul supply at all times at his
rooms.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sesweed
Tonic each 81 80 per bottle, or $3.50 the half
dozen. Mandrake Pills 20 cents per boy.
GEO, C. GOODWIN Il CO., IS Hanover St.,
A gents for Boston.
For safe by all druggists 4:3m
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terested be prepared with their accounts
on the days above named as no accounts
will be examined after the above dates.
Morristown, Feb. IL, 1867.


This excellent medicinal compound was ilrst
nreparared by Dr. Poland in 1871 and was tnen
employed with great success in expelllng hun9rs
from he blood but in ls4S amedical friend wne
was quite celebrated as physician especlally
in the treatment of hupors, suggested some nm
portant improvement s, which were apopted; ana
which have have made it $50 the people say tne
very best remedy for all kinds OF humors known
to "the faculty."
The HUMoR DOCTOR cures scrofula, salt rheum'
erysipelas canker, piles, nettle rash, &c. NJ
merous Individuals, who have used this remedy
for Erysipelas, give it the most fiaetterng recon-
medations. - -
This preparation is composed entirely OF veg
etaoles among which are sarsaParIla' Yellow
Dock, Noble Piue, Mandrake and Bloodroot;
Suffice it to say, the doctor" Is used IN nun
dreds of families as a general medicine unlike
many other popular remedies, it is very grateful
to the taste.
PRICE rs CENTS FER BOTTLE.
This valuable Remedy will be prepared at the
New England Botanic Depot, under the superYls-
ion of DR.. Poland, for the proprietor.
j. G. FRENCH,
to whome all orders should be addressed.
Sold by Dealers in Medicine every where.
Feb 9th 6m cow
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-13

ca Let it be rememb ered that at the
close of our interesting evenings sing at
the American House in Hyde Park, BY
invitation Of J. |. Nesmith g. LADY. Il
was unanimously agreed. Providence per.
hitting, that the lovers of ancient music
would meet on Wednesday evening, Feb.
18th. at the Town Hall, in Morrisyille
for the purpose above named. Therefore,
general invitation is extended to all Low.
ers OF said music, to come and contribute
to the interests of the evening, from all
towns around. t.a F
Those who come will find a stall and
hay for their teams at the NorriwilIo
House, free of charge.
A. W. SPAuLprSs,
II. BINGHAM,
j. |. NEsMITH.
JosErH HEATH.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-13

FROZEN TO DEATH.-We learn from
Mr.. James Johns of Huntington the par
ticulars of fatal freezing case, which
occurred last week in Buels Gore south
of that town. A man was found in the
snow, near the house of Oliver Sweet, on
Tuesday. with his hands, feet and lips
badly frozen. He was taken to the
house, and properly cared for; but he
died from the freezing on Friday. 1t ap-
peared from such account Of himself as he
could give, that he was a German, by
name Jacob Matties. On Monday tow
ards sunset he left Fayston, to cross the
mountain; and losing his path, struggled
on through the deep snow all night, till
at daylight he sank exhausted and frecz-
ing, in sight of shelter; but with too lit
tic power of motion or speech to reach it
or make himself heard, and SC, remained
till he was found in the afternoon. He
had some money and papers on his person
which showed that he lived in Saratoga
county, N. Y-Frce Press,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-13
To All Concerned

am anxious to balance all my book accom- d
previous to the LIST day Of March next, with,
which time hope all that have unsettled ac.
eJunss Win me Will settle the same and In cases
tne Time OF such settlement, win accent Of
notes and oil persons whose pecuuiary sondi.
lions are such that they cannot saiel prou,ise n
pay fhls year may make their notes rayabIe the
neAt, as 90 not wish to leave my books with an
arah,. until may have exhausted every reas
al persons to whom ] may be indebted isumssns
on notes excepted) will confer on me a great s,s'
VA favor by presenting their accounts for nm
ment without delay. or II not convenient ta,rss
zen. sucn accounts In person. statement hyI~t.
~ WI" sh pe thankfully and promptly attended Ia
as snall be particularly prepared dnrina -, w
next oV days Ut all times TO pay such lnes eitha.
AZ my nome or at the store Of q. s. Page. 'A''
Hydepark, Feb. IS, 1857. i Sss'