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o, EEzECsZf.ET & EgES.
Succession G'Eya,le,Ia J. NoIcn,

Succession d 'Iyaie,la J. NoIen.
Coar de District, ST. Landry-No. -.
W7ILLIAM W. FOARD de la paroissr de-
w St. Landry, ayant prG>cnt, une petition
a letltt GEtre nommt Administrator DE- la
succession dasabelIa j. Nolen, veuve. dtcedtc,
reinforcement de la Paroisse St. Landry;
En- consequences, avis est par le present don
nc aux inttrressCs dAns cettt succession d'avnir
IA dtduire, par ecrit. mon Bureau dams les
dix jouls qui suivront la date du present avis
les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles
il lie serait pas fait lroit a ladite petition.
A. TARRIGUES, Grefier.
Opelousas, is ,janvicr 1868
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5-UNE PORTION
D u T Z ERR Y .

ID II Il T. r. II z
s;tG5e SIT lie Bayou Qneus Tortue en- cyttc
Earcss>e, n'csnrant quarante nenf acres, pl.s
on MONS, horndo ,'ord par Ia ter"e ,FF ph"a-
irl Half imwer, Sud par les t"rres de Dl,z;lc
Cncb&deaei, Evt par 'e Bayou Qu"ue Toriue,
ct Quest par les terres apparten4.1t 10
ses,ii Singleton. .~-TERRE BOISEE.
4-La maison de residence
ct anu eS Dat ;sseS al nomhrc d, hHit
Doe.zc cent pages de barrieres IN cy1,rc,
pl,&s on moin>,
I'm lot d ocupviron deux cent cinQuante
pieux de Euit pieds,
Un lot denyhoR cinq cent pjeux de SIX
ricds,
Tren.e t6:cs de b6tes a cornes doucos,
- Cling paires 9e beufS se tire doHX,
CiAq chevauX domp'eS,
I'roiS .juments, don't une avec un pouiin,
D@lx poulins, tun dun all ct lautre de
deux ans,
Cne paire de roues (dEaLlel
Une cha:eIte bAut,
Cling charrucs,
DeHX &gmOlreS,
Tn Eardculan.e,
Ua buffet.
tIne rerdule,
Tn meter ct SeS accessories,
Tn lot de douzc chaiscs,
UEc taDle,
I'ne petite table,
D"uA Its de 4,l4mes,
! Troiy, bois de I,ts,
Cinp matelaS,
q Ir0I, rOuet$
Un lot de mais,
Utersils de cuisine,
Ia lot dc Guatrc bad.c:s,
Tn i'assc-partout,
Truis .jares,
De X herscs,
Une VII lille voitrre ct harDais,
lie contenn 'ie IL forge,
Tn lot douti!s a ciarrentier,
Quinze2et demi barrls, don't trois pleins
de cotton,
Deux matclas canes 4 sucre,
LIE m"rque c"nfigurae ainsi tt, ensembles
aVec les anIpanX GIl restcront invenGus,
Un tusil u
Une selle et uD bTides
'audesSsus de cin1 pia>tres layables lie joul
oe la Vente, ct ccIiaS dc cln4 "a StrcS ct al
de>sus payables q IN, deux ct trois an.
de credit a compter du jour de la vente, lie.
aeq :ereurs lourniSsaut lenrs billets paya
bles rorare ct al domicile de rAdmnis
trateur, avec deux cautions bonncs ct sol
vables, ct soldares, a la satisfaction d.. d
administrator, 1t les dts bIllets en- cas- d.
non placement portant huit pour cent par ar
d'inter6' c",npter des ech5ances resrcctif
de ctRque billet jusqu'a .pariait Placement
les terres yestant spSciaement by l,othequ6e
par privilege en fase's dc ladi'e succession
Jnsqnsa rarIait p iemeT:t tant du prncipa
que "ssa .'t64ts ; les acquensurs :'abligean
a ne' ass ndre GU autrement dispose" de
! d'1es rrop etes avant, paiement dcs dts bill
: lets. q" PLACIDE LEBLANC.
22Jano Administrator
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F6solu, que ce qnf prtct,1r soft public scion
la loi. ELBERT GAFTT, President
dd JuTi]e Police. St. Landry
Ttmoln: JOS. d. RIf IfnARD, Grefier
OpclouSas,7 Drc-nbFn 1867. ct
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
s17c -ess;on de Make Leblanc

TIN tERTU dun ordre de rIIonorabie ia
2 Cour iu Hntieme District Judiciaire
G~ IEtat de la LoniSiane, siegeant da's> e,
po;4r la Paroi>se St. L;1plry, Ii Sera vcudu
en- vcnte publi1ne, au plus o'irant ct dernier
ench6i4>scnr, par lc soussiy Almini1tra-
tenr, on pr III Encanteur ddmcnt commits
siopoe a Queue Tortur, dams cette paroissc
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DCPESSES EXTRA:

Dette acturlle de Ia Pa
roisse- 5000 70 |
S&!aiIrs des alrmhrrs du
Gfael ct Petit .Jlui Coco 81
Salaries a"s tGn"1s dams
les atfailes ciiminc;ies. 1000 bU
PnUr "a ronr>truction des
lIavau% Puh.ics---... 1000 O0-2. 900 90
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tion, les radi5aHx avaent comps sur Ia
fongnc de son temperament ct lis avaient
prepare probablemcTt q,elG1e rouveaux
projet de miSesen accusation pour lie cas- oil
il Sc laisserait cntrainer quelque action Vi
gourepse. II a senti ie pie5e ct il a lSis lie
temps de la rdthxiota avant de faife connai-
tre sa d!ci>ion Nous rcAyo ons nns lee
teurs aux dep6ches pour les dcrnitrcs nor-
veles. Au moment ou nous 6clivonS ces
iignes, on BE con,mit rien encore dcs r5Soll-
tions prises par NJ. johnson. Pour contre-
carer Petfet de Ealiance entire les Tadicanx
ct le general Grant, il taut quill rui>>e al
moins comptcr S&p Iappui de Ia Cour Su-
pfGme qri peat encore t"aAcher lc iWud
eor lien lie Il ~ituaton.
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1---L'habitation

IA eli demeurait en- dernicr lien lc de-
f:s:#i cGde, situ9e: en- cc:te dite praoi>Se,
----zs1=a. !. Q'lrtte Tnrtue mesuTant environ
Q 'atoFze acres de IA. e sur Quatorze acres
de lorofnn2cu', ti,rmant cent quatre vingt
dix acres, plns on moins, de tcrfe, borne
Snrd par la terrc de pierre Girar, Sud par
h teTre d'Ephrain IIuiIpower, Est par la
tcrre de Joachim Provost, CT Quest par les
tires p"bIiJneS Oh le1rs ae?"erenrS-l"s
AmELIOK AIiNNS furnsent uu lot .epare.
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PAQUEBOT REGULIER
Entire Ia NOuyelIe- Orleans ct Cp2lousas.

yz' zg &c. BLACKFOPD,@
c. C. Fickett, Capitaine, J. B. sohnit, Clerk,
Partira de Washington tou> les Mercredis a
10 heurcs A. NJ, ct de la Nouvclje-Orloans
to,ls les Samedis a95 heures P. NJ.
Four lie Fret ct passage don't les prix Sc
ront aussi bas que sur n'importe quel Ba-
teau dams cctte navigation, s'adresser NJ.
Theodore Chachere a Opelousas, II. Ray
mond Deshotels Port Barry, NM. Pitre
& Carriere a Washington Les affalres
strictcment au compliant. 29dec67
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Jos. d. RICHARD, Greffier.
Is Janv, 1868.

SA ono BRIQUES A VENDRE.
OVsOUO S'adresser sur les lienx
a III. Louis Prud'hommc, on IA II. Charles
Thompson, 0pelousas, l4dec'67
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BULLETIN s1sU&EEs ET
co EEaEEsEE&z4.$

Corrigf tontes les sem&iaes pour h Jdarna!
DU PRlX COCRAk,F DE LA ,.LLEoELEANS.
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession de David Morgan.

TsrN NERIU dun ordre de Honorable l..
A Cou,, du Untitme District Judcaire
de Fiat tc la Louisiana. si6geant dams ct
ponr la P;eroiSse st. Eandry, il sera vendu
en- vsnIe publiqe, au plus ottrant ct dernivr
enchGrisseur, par la souSSign6 Administra,
trice, on par TN Encanteur ddment commits,
sionu6, a Washington, dams cete Paroisse,
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NZprcrces;. 4 Mars 1868.

es trolriot, : ei.aprcS 1tcritcs appart"nant a
= Succession de MaX;lc L~blalc, aG~GIG,
reinforcement de cette paroisse, say0r:
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s;tt5e SIR lie Bayou Qncus Tortua rn cyttc
Farcas>e, n5cs'lrant quarantc nent acres, pl..s
o" MONS, horndo .'ord psr la ter:e .@'F ph:a-
ifu uuhiDwer, Sud par les t"rres de Drez,lc
Cncb&deaoi, Evt par le Bayou Qu"ue Tortue,
ct Quest par les terres apparten4.lt d 80
ses,ii Singleton. .~-TERRE BOISEE
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R-t;st de In a.OssiS.:sssr.

= IT y 7-h.tttINI Z I'D, UItIIIE
OpelnusaS IA D,icrmbre 1867.
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LNIRE FIRE FIRE (!

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Of Montpelier, VT, having Nv been in successful
operation seventeen years without ANY ASSESS
MENrs, is prepared TO insure dwelling houses,
barns sheds, and oatbuildings, and personal prop
erty in like buildings, from Is to 20 per cent
cheaper than any other conf any in the State.
No. of Policies in force, II, 1922
amount Of property insured S17,839, 922 %
prsmium notes in force, 779,022 OF
Net cash surplus, 8s, 5I9 Sc
Having taken the agency for this Company in
the towns OF Brandon and Sudbury, in Rutland
County, and all of the towns in Addison County
but Ferrisburgh, Monkton aud Lincoln propose
to devote nv whole time and attention to the
business OF insuring for said company, and hope
to be able to meet the wants Of the public in this
department much better than i'll made ID q secon-
Diary business. Any person residing in the above
county desiring to be insured anew, or change
their old Policies by giving me day or two's
notice, by letter will be attended TO without de-
lay and at as cheap rate as If lived in their
own town.
GEORGE N. DIXIE. Agent.
bristol, W. October ~, 1866. bly,
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STATE or vERMoNr--District Of

- Addison, SIS.
Ihe Probate Court for the District Of Addison
,, 10 alt persons interested IA the estate Of
CHARLES BAKER, late Of Within in aid Distri,t
AL rt,,.,, Greeting
tue estate OF said Charles Baker. deceased
nay leg hied his petition in writing in said courq
tate OF ad deceased that was -ot TO n;s widow far
her DOVER. ''0" '''
Therefore, by the authority Of i, State Of Yer.
mont you arc hereby notified t. appear before
Inc Probate Court for the Distri. Of Addison. at
IN Middlebury, in said District. On Monday tte
I'm day Of May next qsG8) at ten o'clock in
the forenoon and show cause, ii any Won have
WHY said license should not be granted
1863 CALVIN q. DtT nl'"
5;3w lug
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RFAE UNITED STATES
TEA WAREHOUSE,
X EI.LEY 4 GO .

j ! n l. |. l. + l X & .
Gos &c. - aniJ - N".ey Street, New York CITY
are noV suppl, my i.ne- throughout the conn
try with icus amt ,olfee- through the ,ystem of
eluhs aud their regularly appointed agents, at a
slight advance on cargo frrc5 and guaranteeing
their icas to lac pa and fresh, and also 10 give
entire satisfaction. 90 they can he returned and
the money refunded.
Remember that by oar system the consumer
pavs only oSE PROFIT, instead Of seven or eight
a lie must 60 when he purchases of the ordinary
grocer. VIZ DEFY CoMrErlIioN. We call espec-
al attention not only 10 our standard goods but
oui fancy brands OF OOlong and Young Hyson
reas-pecuar tlaNSrs-2nd teas sixty days from
Jaram. Our Coffee DE. artnient is managed also
on the - stem of one profit only and all our col
fee are sold on their merits. We only ask a trial
All orr importation Of our teas and cofiecs can
be had ol our regular APPOINTED agents.
All our goods are goods pat up by ourselves in
one pound packages, al oar warehouse ia New
YOr. and retailed at
W J.. i'll bSEl'S DRUG STORE,
at the small aivayce OF , cents pound over our
New York price. Tbs brings the goods at the
pric they can he purchased Tor over our coun-
ters, with the freight added.
Beware Of limitations and bogus companies. All
our goods bear our Trade Marck ON each bag.
No others genuine. en-
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us causes, Character, Conduct and Results.
Yh'oN. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
A Book Cor all Sections and all Parties.
This great work presents the only complete and
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DAN

DAN
~ N supposed to he the lot OF US poor mortals
as inevitable as death, and liable at any time to
come upon us. Therefore it is important that
remedial agents should be at hand to be used on
any emergency, when we are made to feel the ex-
circulating agonies of pain, or the depressing nfu
ence Of disease.
Such remedial agent exists in the Pain Kill
Ter, the fame of which has extended over all the
earth. Amid the eternal ices OF the Polar region,
or beneath the burning of the tropics. its vir
tues are known and appreciated. The effect of
the Pain Killer upon the patient, when taken in
ternaly in cases of colds, coughs bowel complaints
cholera dysentery, and other affections OF the sys
TEN. has been truly wonderful and has won for it
a name among medical preparations that can
never be forgotten. Its success in removing pain
as an external remedy in cases OF burns, bruises,
sores, sprans, cuts, sting of insects, and other
causes Of suffering, has secured for it the most
prominent position among the medicines Of the
dAy.
Beware OF counterieits aud worthless limitations
Call for Perry Davis Vegetable pain Killer, land
take none other. Sold by all dru yaists and gro
GERS. Saw
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r.. r.. r.

Every household should keep Radway's Ready
Relief and Pills hand their timely use, II
suddenly seized with Sickness NAV save life. As
soon rs there is the slightest uneasiness in the
chest, with difficulty Of breathing, or indication
Of Cough, take during the day 80 drops of Relief,
III a wine-glass ei water. Cure, efiectual Pains
in the Head Sore Throat, Hoarsenes,, n sudden
attack Of Diptheria or Influenza, apply the Relief
to the throat and chest. Persons suffering from
Rheumatism, Tie DOulorreux, &C., should not
hesitate to apply Railway Ready Relief, both
externally and internally Nothing better in the
known world. Create sensation of heat and ir-
ri.aton. or burning YOU may feel perfectly salts
fed If cure. For Sprlins. Cuts. Wounds, Bruises
nothing like the Relief. Rub the part or uarts,
where the disease pain is seated is all that is
sufficient. Aside from n tins, the Relief will I've
found to be splendid tonic when used with wat
er. II you have lamenes1, Swelling ofthe Knees.
Feet, joints. Sc, use nothing else. Ia cases Of
Asiaic Cholera. the Relief leads all other prevent
ives. so in attacks Of Cholera Morbus, Bilious
Cholio FeyorN Sick or Nervous Headache, Foul
Breath, Purging, Dysentery, painful Diarrhpa,
Vomiting Commissions, Bad Dreams, and Gener-
nj Debility, Railway Ready Relief is sure cure.
Sold by Druggist. irc 80 cents per hottie.
Soc Or. Railway Almanac tor 1868 5;2w
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WE PROPOSE

w to make an arrangement with some
ponsible business party in every town Ia the Uni
ted STATES sule agent for distributing our
PURE TEAS ANp CoFFEts in their locality at our
Warehouse Prices. Our profits very small and
the commission allowed cannot he very large;
but as our agents are required to run no risk and
to assume no responsibility whatever, it is certain
and sure aside from the fact that the sale of our
excellent goods, at our extremely low prices,
proves powerful attraction to draw custom and
thus increase trade in other goods in which agents
deal.
The party controlling our gosds will monopo-
lie the Tea and Coffee trade, and also any other
business in which he is engaged in his town.
Full information will lie given upon early APP
I,lsation by mail to ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY,
Nos 50 81 and Court Street. Boston. Mass. 1;4
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A LIENS LUNG BALSAM.

The best remedy for the cure Of Consumption,
and all Diseases OF the Lungs. 1t causes the
phlegm and matter to rise without irritating those
delicate organs (he Lungs and without produ-
cling constipation OF the bowels IL also gives
strength to the system, stops night sweats, and
changes all the morbid secretiOns to n healthy
state.
II contains no opium in any form. 1t is per-
tectly harmless for the most delicate child. 1t is
everywhere in good demand and gives good salts
faction.
The result OF its use is proof Of its great value
Its extraordinary healing properties are expert
enced by all who use it. Their testimony will be
agents where the medicine is for sale.
Perry Davis & Son, Providence. Z. l., General
Wholesale gents for the Eastern States. 9;4w
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.TOP THE ROBRER .!

Do you ask, what robber F.? Why. Ia Their Time.
Of course, who Is stealing the color from millions
Of heads Of hair Alas
HE CAN'T BE STOPPED.
What then ? His ravages can be repaired
IN LESS THAN TEN MINUTES.
II Is soon done No trouble no danger OF inju-
ring the iibres. Not stain.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
coniers a superb black or any shade of brown
with all but miraculous rapidity.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORo, GS Maiden
Lane, New York. Sold by all druggists. Applied
by all hair drsssers. saw
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TT W, BREWSTER,
MATCHMAKER & JEWELER

BREwsrER's BLOCK, MIDbLEBURY. VT.
Gold and Silver Watches Clocks of all kinds, Fine
Gold and Plated Jewelry. Hair Jewelry Of all
kinds Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Spectacles of
every description Fancy Goods, Violin Strings,
Bows Keys, &C.. Fishing Tackle, Revolvers, Car,
trldges, &c.
ST. ALL TO EE SOLD AT TIE LOWEST RATES
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ITO CONSUMPTIVES.

Il The Rev. EDWARD A.WILSON will send
Gree u charged to all who desire it, the prescrip-
ton with the directions tor making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured Of lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption.
His only Inject is to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription. as
IT will cost them nothing and may prove ble5.
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
9;1y) 165 South Second ST., williamsburg y. Il
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rrATE OF vERMONT-Distriet

y Addison IS.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
1o an persons interested in the estate oi
AARON BARROWS,
late OF Salisbury, in said district deceased.
Greeting
Johu Prout, adiainstrator Of the estate Of said
deceased presents his ;etition in writing repreS-
enting that it will be necessary ~ sell part Of
the real estate Of said deceased to pay tie debts
and expenses OF administration Of said es;aief and
that part thereof cannot he sole without INJURY
to those entitled to the remainder, aud praying
for license TO sell all the real estate o said deceas-
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore ssid Probate Court at q session Thereof TO be
held at the Probate Office In Middlebury, in said
district, on Monday, the 18th day OF May next,
QSGS) at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and show
cause. if any you have, why said license should
not be granted.
Dat at Mddlebury, this 23d day Of April 1868.
5;3w JED S. BUSHNELL, Register
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RUTLAND 6 BURLINGTON RAILROAD
LoCArAND STATE ITEMS.

Observe the fine display of millinery
in T. r Clay's Show Windows.
Sec Porters advertisement for Seed
Oats
Prof George n Weber addressed
the Middlebury Y NJ G Association very
acceptably Sunday afternoon at . O'Clock.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Asao-
citation will be held on Wednesday even
ing at the Court House.
The attention of teachers and friends
of Education is called to the Superintcn-
dents notice of n public examination of
teachers, at the school house on the west
side in this village on Saturday afternoon.
There should be interest enough 10 fill
the house.
COMMITTED. William Williams (col,
ored) was brought before Justice Harris
bingham of Cornwall, on Wednesday,
charged with stealing from VIM Hurlburt
notes to the amount of $4,000 and 5000
in cash. Stewart & Eldridge appeared
for the prosecution, and Ira VI Clark for
the defense Williams was finally bound
up in the sum OF 5000, and in default OF
bail was committed to the Middlehury
-.
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CTATE OF VERMONT-District of


The Probate Court for the District OF Addison
To all persons interested in the estate Of
AARON BARROWS
late of Salisbury, deceased Greeting
lod are hereby notified to appear before said
Probate Court at a session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in Middebury in sad district
on Monday, the 18th day Of May next, 0sGs) at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause, il
any you hive, why the account ofJohn Prout adj
ministrator Of the estate OF said deceased should
not be allowed, and such order or decree made as
may be necessary To- close the settlement Oh aaid
estate.
Dated at Midllebury, this 23lday Of April 1865
j;3w JED S BUSHNELL. Rcri,ter.