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GARDEN SEEDS

~ T. VIRGIN, successor to D. MAUPAY
LIE Dealer IN Seeds, No. Io4 Gravier street
bet. Camp nnd Magazine sts., New Orleans, II:
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j. 2. SARRAZIN'S
Steam Tobacco Manufae4or,


NOS u ana 49, corner Charter and Cont Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
lRECI importation of French, German sna
~ English PIPES. Always on hand. a largs.
assortment ass Of leaf tobacco for segars, and also
Havs d.l supply OF Domestic and Havana segars Our
the most iavorte brand. 'N "nA VI
The undersigned informs his friends in the
country that he has constantly on hand an ex.
tensive stock of
Smoking and chewing tobacco
ready for delivery. His assortment Of
MEARsHUM BRUYERE ROOT
India rubber and Clay pipes, is nrrivarea =,
New Orleans, for the prices aud quality. His old
ana ne" customers will find great ADVANTAGE
oy calling and visiting his steala mannfactorv and
salss rooms; They are well known in Louisiana
anu 0'hef States and will defy all competition.
,,o. J. P. SARRAZIN.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-12-26
NOTICE.

Parish Court of the Parish of st. Landry.
nN the 3D. Monday OF, November next 4 viii
~ hold regular term of the Parish cphrt Of
the Parish of st. Landry, ct the Court House Of
said Parish for the trial Of all classes Of causes
of which have .jurisdi ton !; and on the third
term oil Court for the trial Of Probate causes,
and the disposition of such Probate business as
requires to be dDne in open Court !; and, THERE
after said Court viii be regularly held on the
third Monday Of each month until Otherwise
ordered. A. GARRIGpES. 4 id
apelousas, Oct. 10, 1868. r.- Parish Judge.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-12-26

Erockery, Stoves, Etc.
EV1 & NAVRA, Manufacturers and Direct
IL importers of china. glass, plated, tin, Japan,
wood. and willow ware. cutlery, &c: sell at
Ne,o YorA Nhotesate Prices. III Poydras street,
and ia Canal street, New ORLEANS
November 18th. 1867. agm -
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Grant and Mexico.

y "A 49,
The Diario Ofcial, the administration
organ Of the capital Of Mexico, says the.
following under the'head of Gen. Grants
election Ill 5afAar ass0 itaH adi .hi
tits Withfthe greatest satisfaction that
we are able TO announce to: our country
men the election of. Gen Grant to the
next Presidency Of the United States.
This election clothes with the Chief
Magistracy of the most Z powerful nation
in the world, a man wliois endowed with
the most sincere wishes for. the aprogress
OF humanity, and with the most ardent
desire for their. welfare. A man pos
sessed of iron will to carry out His OBJ
jects, always based npon reason and JUS.
tiee. III tt.ai8eta satts s4A Ft55r II
The election Of Gen. Grant seatters to
the winds all future danger for civil
war il the United States, and snsures
their certain progress The European
Governments have taught a. lessen In
thia oleetioa that they need never look
for sympathy for aahsolutHisnn ON i this
eontinents gfss4s II lsissF ssYtS III MI sse aS
For Mexico this election means d closer
intimacy with that great Republic than
that existing during The present admin
isfration ten. Grant has been a true
friend of Mexico in the hours of her trial.
1.-The had been President ofa the United
statesin the day of the Empire we would
have had an anxiharyl army who owould
have assisted us in expelling the French
from 0llr soil. 7sd i4 7asta ID 53hstSi n 9af.
We may confidently expect that Gen.
Grant viii. be, as much our. friend al
pzsaident, as be- was when Commander
laChief 0fs the Armies of The United
Mates, and hence WesT;aVe all much canse
lorejoice f0ver his election as his eWn
eeuntFymen. " II ftfaN hstaastgl aesRtifso
The Opelousas courier., 1868-12-26
1ls.5k & A Town Lot.

containing two superficial ar
pents, (more or less,) bounded North,
South, and West by lands of Catholic
Church, and East by Bayou Teche, to-
gether with the buildings and improve
ments thereon erected, consisting of a
dwelling house, a store house, a corn
crib, kitchen, .&e., being the last resi-
dence of said deceased at Arnaudyille, in
this Parish. -tgr- r., ,.'.- :
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puhIic Sale.

-Esatecf Wiaiams Tony, .frearznsan, decd.
-pY virtue of an order Of the Hon. the
-I1 Probate Court in and for the Parish
of st. Landry, there will be sold at pub
Tic sale, to the Last and highest bidder,
by the undersigned Administrator, or a
duly commissioned ,Auctianeer, at the
residence of Urbain C. LaYergne, in Bel
leFue, in this Parish, on Is .Fs9os s.e
/ HE.DNESD4E T. December 30th, 1868,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate of said William Tony,
freedman, deceased, late Of the Parish OF
st. Landry, to witt ..ss' 5fS.51i 5ttfttE@z4E
About 1900 pounds OF 2fal5 f, 9lsf. =
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( Private BOapflinr

"A LADY residing in q retired portion of this
{ = town, would receive one or two boarders hy
the month, with or without lodging, at a mode
rate price. Apply az this Office. tfe29
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j. T.. COURET
j. BLOCH.
L. MOuIOr.

SUCCESSOR TO j. B. LANG,
~, DO old tevee street, corner of Bienville.
I I street, and III Chartres street, corner nf
toulouse, ta"ln , steam Mandatory of smoking To-
Havana Cigars, Chewing Tobacco and p;n.s %
My23-Ia1 NEw 0n,n, @," 'pes'
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u Nloved Nan Rsceires Forty heres Of

u Golored Man Receives Forty Heres of
Land etc. rom kss o ia lMalaster WIN.
u Bfunson, who died III Sumter, last
Thursday bequeathed to his faithful SER
gant Washing tom upon his death, forty
.aefes .of land, q mule, d wagon, a COW
aaa cali, fine stock OF hogs and one+
nalf the crop groWn upon the farm the
PRESENT year. Upon the coming ef free
DOM Washing ton preferred TO follow the
fortunes of his old master, remaining
I VIII him and conducting himself with
haellty and did also the wife and falni-.
ol ~ aahingten During his illness,
af. Hruns0n ,feceaved uneeasing atten~,
uol froIn his faithful servant, who re-I
s.fded his old masteraas his best earthly
al.cHu, md loved him with the affection
Y y enid for q parel fillmore SUI. I
!, 4 talented young African af,thel boot
yss.s p'aek perstasion. while dancing like st.
1l1ns over Customers boots the, other
aasa observed = neighbor parine wisely
49, 4 newspaper WIlerenpon he aad-
Z N1sssed lilIA thus IL u 49, sssss
j, uiIuss what de debeI Won lookin aa
vas paper fur I You can't read \ sftssa
80 way, fel1ah. !" replied the other
INV INV u ~. aantly, I guess can read, II big
shslH Tor dat. Y, 'I n ~ y ssss
81. nig 'nnffs" sretarted the first one,
8 olniaaly Y dat aint muffin il d cows biz
aaa to eotch mice, but she can't Go it.sa
safRs re- f=
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C I'd R N

sao .s.gasS4 C. % R NJ N5Effaa 5sm.oe
in the shuck; Anlold creole horse; Two
Cows. Assman lot of movable effects. 1
u TERMS Cash. .st34ffs aifig94u6s s9f
tifs7s 4basf NICHEL,LAVERGNEs III
4Gtsn hIos 94a ain administrator, ii
December I9thy 1868. 3p.s s57f5 Ht .fss9f
IL eli Constable's Sale. 9a ,G3 1
Vim. a. Robertson Justices Court, It's
a55 vs. tt3aa 81 Parish of ST. Landry. 81
saH WhitakerdS1a @No.------- d - &
DY virtue of an ofdertof seizure and sale to
I'D me directed I'D the above entitled suit, by
the Jnstics's Court of the Second Ward of the
Parish ef ST. Landry, Twill offer at public sale,
to the last anu highest bidder. at the Town Hall,
m tl,s Town Of Washington Parish Of 81, Lam an
] 81 T;UURn4Y, ns.eea5s,,r. Dee b, .2sth. 1868,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ !, the following described pro-
perty belonging to- S. H, Whitaker, to wit
One Bay Mare AIaae,
.4a1 One Fotff Spring Wagon.
/ Terms :-CASHsal II .910 ,g%ttaEs3 -9.5
gs->.-.-,.,.~..-s-.s. s. HAWKINS, -,
! raa Deputy Sheriff.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-12-26
st. Landry Drug Store
M IL I'D Il C. Al I'D r. p OF.
By
JOHN POSFY

COIIAN IOoI
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PATENT REMEDIES, STATIONERY,
SCHOOL BOOKS, PERFUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES, BRUSHES,
TOBACCO, SEGARs, SNUFF,
"a DYE STUFFS, PAINTS,
-.t. OILS, GARDEN SEEDS,
&C.. &C., tic.
Physicians and Planters orders promptly filled.
2 Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours, night and day.
TEENS CASH.
Opelousas, Nov. I, 1863 T22-3m
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II EADING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
November 25th, 1867

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and North West for Philadelphia. New York, Read.
ing. Pot,sviile, Tamaqua. Ashland, Lebanon Allen.
town: Easson, EPhrata. Litiz. Lancaster, Columbia
&C.. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, % follows
Al No. IS and " end 2 05 and IS Pm connect
ing with similar Trains on the Pennsyvan,a Rail :
road aud arriving a. New York at 10 and 10 Is aud
u 50 AZ and q , 4o' 30 p Z. Sleeping Cars aceompa
change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading. Po,tsv,i,e, Tsma.
aua, Minersville, Ashland, Pine Grove, Allentown
and Philadelphia, ut 10 = and . O5 and 10 ? u,
the 10 mak Ing connections for PhiladeIphja and
Columbia only. For Pottsvilie, schuyiki,i Haven
and Auburn, via schuyIkill and susquehanna Rail
ron d.. leave Harrisburg at assn.
500 and 8 OO PM Nj Philadelphia Al IS a and 3Or
Way Passenger ! rain leaves Philadelphia at 30 A
y. returning from Reading at 20 stopping at ali
stations; Pottsviile at IS AN, aud 9 Ps; Ash.
land on M.and 12 10 M and ! 90 p H.; Tanlaqua q,
q 30 a. NJ and o. and 8 45p. n.
Leave Pottsyile for Harrisburg via echuyik,il and
Susqnehanna Railr0ad al 10 A n. aud 10 % noon.
Reading Accommodation Train Leaves Reading
at730A returning from Philadelphia at I UOPM.
Pottstown Accommodation Train Leaves Potts.
town al . Is A. NJ, returning leaves Philadelphia at
s O0 p. N.
Columbia Rail Road Trims leave Reading Mt = 90
A. NJ. and 10 p n. for Ephrata. Litiz, Lancaster,
On sundays: Leave New YORK a, 90 M, Phils.
delphia 8 O0 N. and 3 IS P ", the OO A II, train
running only to Reading Pottsville % AM, Har.
rlsuurg 5 - NJ, 4 10 and rs ? N and Read.ng ct
100 aud I5 a " for Harrisburg and Z U6 A N, and
u ~ P for New York and IDS NJ. for Phia.
delphia.
Con mutation. Mile, 70, Season. School and Excur.
sion Tickets 10 und II ON all points at reduced rates.
Baggage checked tht ough; i'O pounds allowed each
Passenger. g. A. hiCOLLs.
General SunAYi intHnd0
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
Raising Early P0tOtOcs.

Every cultivator has his own opinion up.
on this subject II potatoes can be planted
carly, with sprouts already started an inch
or more in length, several days in time will
obviously be gained, because the sets must
always make sprouts for the young plants.
But how is it that so many find no advan-
tage in planting sprouted potatoes, and pre-
fer rubbing them smooth before cutting
them? Simply because the sprouts, being
exceedingly delicate, are bruised by rough
handling, and the growing points irrecover-
ably injured. These entirely fall and new
shoots must start from the eyes. Sprouted
potatoes should therefore be handled with
extreme care, and tho points not even tobch-
cd. When buried, fine earth should be
cautiously placed upon them. With this
care, from one to two weeks will be gained
by employing seed which has been sprouted
an inch or two in length.
We have adopted another mode, by which
still more time may be gained A little
space is left in late hotbed, trenches two
inches deep are made, and the cut pieces
are placed in these trenches side by side in
contact, and covered slightly with earth.-
BY the time spring frosts are over, they
will have grown some inches and have made
green leaves. They are then set out like
strawberry plants, in good mellow ground,
and hoed like other crops. Two small
trenches across tie end of hot bed will
thus furnish plants enough for a hundred
hills Of potatoes. Should any sharp nights
happen to occur, the young plants may be
covered in few minutes with handfuls Of
straw, a little coarse manure, or pieces Of
newspaper. - Country Gentleman.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
AYERS
Compound Extract oi Sarsaparilla,

the most efiectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise foe this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Its COM
bined from the most active remedial that hny,
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the racue of tho
system from it, destructive consequences.
Hence II should bs employed for the cure OF
not only scrofula, but also those other affcc.
tions which arise from Il, such as Enur1,7r
and SKIN DissAsss, 81. AxrHoSy's Vlpr,
Ross, or ERysIPxLAs, PuPL.s, Pus7uI,.s.
BLorcHEs, DLAINs and BolIs, TuxoRs, Ts1Igs
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, R,Nowo,.s.
RHEuxAfpx. SYPHILIrIo I'd MERcunIAI lbs.
EASES. DRoPsY. DYsPxPsA, DEsnITY, rnd,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS IamIxo FROM V,fiA.
rED OR IxPuRl BLOOD. The popular lelict
in "impavity Of the blood d founded in truth,
for scrofuls 10 degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa.
rilla is to purity and resenelats this vital fuid
without which sound halth is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

4. ,c,,,,.,,.,or.i A,...... ,.os,,,r,t. Z, ~.
tiooi H. shioh sSis mia Sscomss ,t,;.,sd 4, sds
xe.S ma ~ ~ nosr. Dsans n ths circt tl.ss"" s,s !.
peTvsdss ths whole BODY. and may hunt out
!n disease On any part of Il. No organ b free
from its attacks nor u there oue which Il may
not destroy. The scToialous t.int Y vasiously
tsvsed BY Hi.cuiI disease, low living. dis
ordered q unhealthy nod mpuSe or. filth
md althy habits, me Depressing viee!. end,
ebove Oh, bx the vses!eal Infection What.
tv~ 9 ~ origin. Il y heseditasy y the con.
sttutim, descending "9om parents 70 cMldse!
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DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS.

And Ce,arfh, treated with the u.MOs. sucrsss. b.
isAAcs, N. D. Oc"llst and AWvist o.me. .iy oi Ley.
den, Hol'and) No. euS ATsh sutet. PH,LAD'A,-
Tessm 'n'a's, ffon the mosi rsiills sources the
City sda Couny eln 10 sesu a. his Office. the med.
cal faculty are invited 10 accompany tlcir paseu,s,
% he has no secrets tWhis piaciics ARTiPiCi Al
EYES, inherited without PAIN. No charge tor sssu.
isstson. [Aprii Is. ise8.-ly
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR all The PURPOSES Of AfAllllY PRYSlc,

are so composed that disease within the range os
their action can rarely Withstand or evadc them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
and invisorsts every portion Of the human organ.
ism, correcting its diseased acton, and restoring
it, healthy vitalities. As consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who 10 bowed down with
pain or physical debility q sstonished to 6ni =
health or energy restored by . remedy At Oh !,
simple and inviting. ...t
Not only do they cure the everyday ecmp'Aint.
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named IL
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac.
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use In the following complaints C0strc.
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pssm in aud Morbid
Inaction Of tho Boscsls, FlatwieWey, Loss Of Apre.
fife, Jaundicc, aud other kindred complaints.
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
of its functions,
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'l'HE COLUMBIA HOUSE.
ID. n. sTOaNER, Proprietor.

This Ma new stand lately fitted up for the accommo
dati0n OF the travelling public generalv, situated on
what 10 known ~ the "Robbison property" II is
centrally located In Il town, m si pleasant place
where the majority Of the business Ia being done.
The proprietor feels confident that he 10 prepared
70 give general satisfaction to bis guests, aud would
Bloomsbury, May Is, lsT5.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A s"n',cn,n who IN .. riy ill., wa Ay,eiim 10 thu
deb, iLy v',e 80 toL'Wot 70 youh. wi,itn rcsa!led
IN GeMin.t Weainci B. lavolNni;,ry E,"i +io, aud
Nervous Pro lra'l0. u,'d epMe Wsf 'n,t 1h,s duy .
aies wi isaI Rccpi g. hs o,,pt~r i,oni irichu sou
sinpe rules aud pre- lrtloMs Hat shac;ea, per-
mansut cWrc. On bclGlf Of 81, ia.fiay hvrcaRity ho
will send .le s,,as ttos Of chpryu W IN WIN inay
dc .irs IL. Addiess lOGAE TGEmAtNE,
Station D. Elble h0usa, New york,
NovcnberO o. 1851
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
q. g. KAHLER ,2.i..
- ifars-s-1tff1 p
Counselor and Attsrnsy a Law,
...... BLooMsbURc Pa

Would announce to his friends an6 The public N
eehcisl, that he has resumed the prue4ice u Law
elalp: Couvsysncing and al legal busissss promptly
OFFICE IN the Exchange Daildins. ss,oaa story
ovss Eyer L xoycr's DRUG Store.
bioomeburg. Nay I, lee1
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A Pennsylvania farmer, II. A. Gilpin,
Esq, Of Winstown. made On experiment
season, which is worthy Of attention. This
consisted in stopping up every other pipe
of his drill in seeding one acre, which made
the rows twenty inches apart, while all the
rest OF his crop was sown as usual, ten
inches apart. In the spring he ran a one
horse hoe harrow the wide sowu wheat only
once, which seemed to give it fresh start
in it's growth. At harvest, he harvested
twenty-five bushels from that acre, while
the rest Of the field only yielded nine to the
acre. The season, he says was very poor
one, and his seed was bad, but the expert.
mont was very encouraging.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-13
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a 0epileoan who suffered for yeafs from Nervous
Debility. Pre,ature Decay, aud all the e6oets Of
you,h ,n iudiscrotion will for the sake OF rsrns
humanity, send tree 10 AZ who necd u. the recoipe
which he was curcd. suAisrera wisIIn, 10 profit by
the adver'ters exp, jeuec, Gun do so by addressnp
e perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN. ~ Ccda
Street. New Ysrk. Mny 90. lS67.
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an Kinds OF Machinery,

for co'Irrirs, lIast Furnaces, Stationary Engines
MILLS, TAgcsHING MACHINES, &C., &C.
He is also prepared to make Stoves, all siass and
ea;terns, P,owronr, and everything usually made 10
fis'-ia.s rorndrics
His extensive facilities and practical kueu war.
'Gnt him in receiving the largest contracts on the
IN ,st re is0nnble terms.
- drain Of all kinds VIII be taken in EXCHANGE 70,
castings.
u This establishment 10 loca ed near the Lackawa.
ma BloomsburR Railroad Depot,
blO0msbuYR, Sent 10 lSR3
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I OvELY GIRLS AND FEsTivE BOYS, send an
IL addressed envelope md Y5 cont, aud will send
Oh some valuable Ion that will phase you
NAV 49, 1eGN-1y, 49,
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JR<AnEGEER&9 So
VALUA BLE HORSES,

aud nre u0w'iug 10 trust them the cure Of Dc
!ny rnd p,e'edded Farrieys. Iheir wishes are at
leo.,h uy 80, iaed. by (D Bea'e) being prevailed
upon 10 Now tb's valuable EMbroculiOn (Which has
proved 10 efc cous 10 The various disesses) TO be
prnnuTod Rna bsouaut out 10 ,he pWb,ic - =
This EnbrOcp,i0H was exlensivelv used bv the
00vern,usnt duriuy the Wur.
Aoarcss all orief 10 on. EDMOND BEALE.
G0a souih Sceoad 81. Phlsdslphia, "a.
March 70, 'V1-Umo.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Al pcFsoss knowing gthemscivos indebted to tho
undersigned, ars requested 10 make payment without
delay. J. e, RU1"rER, MD
Bioomsburg,, Fsb, 10 isSL
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Dir. e. w. WELLS,

SUCCESSOR 10 DIR. y. q. HARRISON
Has taken ROOMS q, The American House, All or
ders lolt there will be promptly attended 70.
blO0nisbufg, Oct. 80, IP67.
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NEW GOAL WARD.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Es.ss q Darid w. Clark late Montosr TSp dseeassd.
Letters of administration on tha estate Of David
W. Clark. late Of Montour Tow nship, Columbia
County, deceased have been granted by the Rcg
County. All perions having claims bgaiNst the es-
tate 1t tho docedenS reques ted 10 present them 10
tte administrator for settlement, and th0se knowing
themselves indebted to the estate will make ,mmedi.
ate payment 10 the undersigned.
}. 9. sHUMAN, Administrator.
CataWissa, Jan. &, leGe--OW.
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The exclusive control and sale Of five valuable In.
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WANTED.
AGENTS TO SELL DIR. WM. SMITHS
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CoUGH CuRE.-One who had tested its
efficacy, and who is desirous Of alleviating
the barking which afflicts cur community,
advises them to roast lemon very carefully,
without burning it; when it Is thoroughly
hot, cut and squeeze into cup, upon three
ounces Of sugar, finely powdered. Take q
spoonful when ever your cough troubles you.
1t is as good as it 10 agreeable 10 the taste.
Rarely has il been known to fail Of giving
relief.