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Milwaukee, Wis

NJ EkVOUS AND RHEU
IL matte sufferers from ear
indiscretions should not fail
consult, con6dentially, DR.. NJ,
Namara, at 81 and SO Mason ST
Mifwaukee. He has renedi,
with the aid OF electricity tn,
Twill stop those nightly emission
] build up the nervous system, r
store the sexual powers to the
full vigor, and the mind to i
ordinary oh eerfuln ess an
strength. The Doctors skill d
Venereal diseases, cannot be g,
celled in the healing art. Speci
eases of WOMEN febs IL
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THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER OIL
the world is HaZard & Caswell i, made on
the sea-shore, from fresh, selected livers, by
CAsWELL, HAZARD & CO., New York. 1t
is absolutely pure and sooeet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to any
Of the other ellis in market. Sold by all drug
iGts
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PRIVATE medical aid. Read Or. Whistier's
advertisement
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No. IS.

Nervous debility with Its gloomy attend
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
loss of power, dizzy head, loss of memory,
and threatened impotence and imbecility,
find sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific, No. twenty-eight. Composed
of the most valuable mild and potent cura-
tives, they strike at once at the root the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor and energy, life
and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands of cases. Price S. per
packake of six boxes and vial, which is very
important in obstinate and old cases, or 81
per single box. Sold by all druggists, and
sent by mail on receipt Of price. Address
Humphreys Specific homeopathic Medicine
Company, 562 Broadway. N. Y.
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PONDS EXTRACT,

Cures Burns, Bruises, Lameness,
Soreness Sore Throat, Sprains, Tooth
ache, Earache, Neuralgia, Rhc nma-
tisIn, Lumbago, piles, BOils, Stings,
Sore Eyes, Bleeding of the Lungs,
Nose, Stomach, Or of piles; COrns, vi.
GERS. Old Sores.
Price, 6 or, so ets,; Pints, 800;
quarts, $1.75. .>F
s8 These Remedies, except PONDS EX-
TRACT, by the case or single box, are sent to
any part of the country, by mail or express, free
of charge, on receipt of the price. ''i -'.7
Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company.
Office and Depot, No, 5G2 BROADWAY, New York.
DR.. HCHrHGEYs is consulted daily at his office
personally or by letter. AS above, for all sorms OF
disease.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
OaIoAao, ILI.-Burnhams & Van Schasck.,
ST.. LOUIS, Mo.-Brown. Weber 4 Graham.
8 PAUL. MINN-Jenks h Gordon.
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DR.. J. Nj. LINDsEY-Dear Strive are hap
Ply TO inform you that Liadsey's Improved
Blood .Sedrcher he's cured case of Scrofula
which had been running for five years. The
flesh was eaten off the lady arm 80 that the
working of the sinews could be seen. She is
at the eighth bottle now, and the flesh is
growing on very fast.
JNo. RAIsToN Son, Elderton, Pa.
The great Blood Purifier of the age is Lind
seJs Blood Sedfcher. Please send two dozen
bottles at once.
r. Z. SELLERS Co. Sole Prop'rs,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
rn-None genuine without their name on
the bottom Of the outside wrapper.
For sale by all Druggists.
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The Vital Statistics Of the United states
that periodical fevers and acute and chronic dis
orders of the stomach and bowels among the most
prominent and fatal diseases in this country Dis
obedience to the laws of health regards diet the
of perncious stimulans and ''fast fe generally
have much to do with the prevalence of these aiades
in cities while in the West and especially in the
newly opened districts, they chiefly due to the
malaria, unwholesome water, and the exposure and
privations incident to life in settlements.
Now rr IS FACT that it is possible to protect the
human system against these maadiss, to guard life
and property against the ncursons of assassins and
thieves Strengthen the vital organization with HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, and it becomes az
capable of resisting the active principle of epidemic
endemic disease FIRE proof safe is of resisting the
action of combustion This is the experience of thou
sands who have remained unscathed by malarious dis
orders in the sckest seasons, while their nsighbors
who negected to tone and regulate their systems with
this unequaled medicinal stimulsn have fallen thicl
and fast around them. Weakness invites disease
Vigor repes it. Help nature to fight ths good fight
with infection whether it be il tn air. the water
ths soi with this Inatcnless preparation compound
of the rarest vegetable extracts with the purest of al
diffusive stimuants
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GLAsswARE.-The OHara Glass Works,
James B. Lyon Co.. Pittsburgh Pa, make
The finest pressed, blown, cut, and engraved
Table Glassware, and the BEST clearest, and
most reliable flint glass Lamp Chimneys, of
all patterns Round, Sun, and Bulb. ag-Al-
ways ask for Jas. 3. Lyon Co.'s glassware
and chimneys.
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THE MAGIC COMB.-Teeth are coated Will
solid dye You wet your hair and use the CONT and il
produces permanent black or brown ONE comb sent
By mail for 81 Is. Address WILLIAM PATTON
mRr2z a256 l3t SPRINGFIELD MssHa.
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SHARP PRAcHcE. new feature in the
appointing and displacing of officials has
been developed at Washington lately. Sew
eral persons appointed and confirmed tolu-
crative positions have been removed uncer-
enormously to make room for superannu-
ated military fossils, and then rendered
other positions as sort of compensation
for their Disappointment in not being per-
mitted to hold on to their first choice. But
it does not stop here. After supposing
themselves all right for their second ap-
pointments, they suddenly receive official
notifications that before being commission
ed for these second they will have to send
in their designations for the frsG positions
to which they were appointed and con-
frmed. Not suspecting any trick, the ap
pointees send in their designations as re-
quired and then find they cannot even get
the second positions rendered to them.
This is a smart trick, but hardly worthy of
high officials
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HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM-This article is
the true secret of beauty. 1t is what fash
ionable ladies, actresses and opera singers
use to produce that guilty ated distingsie ap-
pearance so much admired in the circles of
fashion.
Ii removes all uusightlF blotches, redness,
freckles. tan, sunburn and effects of spring
winds, and gives to the complexion bloom
Nc iaadv Who vaInea fne comnIsxinn c can do
without the Magnolia Balm. Seventy five cents
will buy it Of any of our respectable dealers.
Lyons kathalron is a very delightful hair
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FAMILY CASES

Of IS to 60 large Walls morocco
OF seSSood case, containing
q specific for every ordinary
disease family Is subject to.
and books Of dirscsfOns.....
From 10 to S35
Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
with 70 to % walls .......... from SIS to So
Specifics for all Private Diseases both
for Curing and for Preventive
treatment in walls and pocket cases. S2toSk
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-One indication
augurs we'll for the future success OF
the Democratic party, says the New York
World. We mean Mr.. Nalandingham, who
in an article in a Western paper understood
to have baen written by him, explains that
at the time he preoipitated. IL the Demo
cratic National Convention, the crisis that
resulted in the nomination Of Governor Sey-
mour, he really desired the nomination OF
Chief Justice Chase, and expected it to be
accomplished by Mr.. Seymours persistence
in declining, and his nomination OF Chase
as dsxterous mode of relief from his en-
barrassing position. We dc not concern
ourselves with this curious exposition as q
matter of history, but it may be accepted
as proof that the leader of the very ex-
treme wing Of the democracy is willing that
bygones shall be bygones, and that the
policy Of the party shall hereafter be shaped
with rerefence to the neW Issues which
must arise out of new state of things.
Another recent manifestation favorable
to the prospects of the Democracy, is the
great outbursts of zeal and interest in the
free trade question, which the country is
now Witnessing, and the multitudes of re-
cruits who are tiocking to the free-trade
standard. This bids fair to become the alb
sorbing question of the period, question
which will renew one OF the old battles OF
the democracy. The party cannot but
profit by the reagitation OF question with
which it has been SO long historically iden-
tilted, and the success of a cause in which
it has so long and persistently labored.
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MISS JUDITH Russell, of New Bedford
writes 81 have been afflicted with severe
prostrating cramps in my limbs, cold feet and
hands, and general disordered system.-
While visiting some friends in New York, who
were using PLANTATION BITTERs, they prevail
ed upon me to try them. / commenced with a
small wine glass full after each meal. Feel
ing better by degrees, in a few days l was
aatonished to find the GOODNESS and cramps
had entirely left me, and / could sleep the
night through, which | mad not done for
years. I feel like another being. My appe-
tite and strength have also greatly improved
by the usa of the PLANTATION BTTTERs."
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MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price
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Volitiral.
Congress and Reputation.

Republican newspapers have been driven
To the admission that the purchase OF bonds
bv the government at less than par is a Re-
pudiation of the doctrine that they can only
be lawfully and honestly paid in gold, at a
hundred cents on a dollar.
The New York Times, commenting Oh an
article in this newspaper, pressing the point
above referred to, says: :
.sThe government while openly bulilng
the bonds, makes itself a party to their de-
probation. 1t redeems its bonds at ABOUT
eighty five cents on the dollar, instead OF 81
par. and so obliterates the distinction OF
principle which has heretofore separated
republicans from repudlators. For, II IL Is
proper to take up million OF bonds which
government promised to pay in com with
$3.50, 900 in gold, it is manifest that tne nne
drawn between the Pendeltonlans and the
| Tribune is one of degree merely, not of
| principle. ,
he remembered, and let it also be remem-
bereo that Mr., Boutwell,, in the purchase of
the bonds, is acting under the express COM
mand of a republican congress. The law
provided for a sinking fund directs him to
| esnnrchasa" bonds, and that law never has
haen renealed. 1t was fresh in the MEM
orv of congress- when the public credit bill
was passed, and the latter was so ingenious
" worded as not to interfere with the au-
| thority of the secretary OF the treasury to
buy in the entindebtedness. The
question came up in discussion in which
| Senators Morton, Fessenden and Conkllng
took part only a few days after the passage
/ of the public credit bill. e.-
/ Let us consider the duplicity. and hum
bug. and thimblerig of congressin this bus
mess. 1t passed resolution pretending to
assert the inviolability of the national faith,
and pretending to pledge the government
to the payment of all its Indebtedness in
gold. AT the same time, it knew that by a
| law of congress, then and now in force, the
secretary Of the treasury was expressly com.
manded to do what the resolution said
should not be done, and what the resolu
ton declared, in eject, would be violation
of the national faith, and the resolution was
purposely and carefully, so worded as tc
interfere with the command OF the law
Our Congresses, of late years, have done
many acts worse than this, but the history
of legislation may be searched in vain tol
an instance of more wretched hypocrisy
and duplcity. And now the men who die
it gabble of national honor and the sacred
ness OF the obligations of the government
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No. ID.
sTMILIA sIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS

SlMlIlA SIM1LtbUO UUhAN1 Uhs
IEUWPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
Il expert eslce. an entire success Simple
only Sesicinss per rd to popular use
$50 simple that mistakes caI1n0t be made in
rsing them, 10 harmless assto be free from dan
~ger, and so eflicient A. to be always reliable
They have raised the highest commentator from
all, and will always render satisfaction.
Nos Cents
/, Cures Eevers, Congestion. 1n9emmations 2 2:
2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie %
4, !" Diarr,oea OF children Or Adults IS
6, - Dyssnaery; Gripping, Bilious Collie g
I CCa aoans aa1 1rsse HSiHt ting =
g. a. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache. IS
9, Headae Observation-Disclosures ertigos5
10, - dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. -
II, Suppressed. or Painful Periods. 25
II, . whites too proftlse Periods Is
Is, Group Cough, Difficult Breathing .25
Ia, q Salt Isheuin Erysipelas, Eruptionsa5
Az The a5ore ere IA Is nss d Rs,as
containing doe6te quantities each, FOR, sspQ
The yoHoaeilg are also patyp in Tiais and are
sent at tie Sd17g prices Q}fen 5el02C - IL
16, Fever & Agae, Chill Fever, Agues50
II, a.. Giies, blind or bleeding =. ~. u. 30
IS, Opshalny, and sore or weak Eyes5O
10 u" Catarifa Aufe or chronic, IHfluenza50
90 4" Wheopine Cough ,violentcough50
Fl q" a sthnla, oppressed Breathing. =. 90
g. Ear Disc haraes, impairedhearing50
90, Serofufa, enlarged glands, swellings50
"a, - GeneraiDebiity,phy sicalweak
25 " Dropsy, and scanty Secretions.. so
90 Dc" Sea-Sickness; sicknessfrom riding50
81, - hidEey-Diseasc, Gravel -. 80
IS 4" Nervous Debility Seminal
Emissions, Involuntary Dis
60 g Sore Mouth, Canker ......6 80
~ Urinary weak mesa. w'etting bed50
g. 4" Painful Periods, with spasns 80
50 '' SuAefiEgs at change OF life. III 90
90, q Epilepsy, Spasms, st, Vitus' Dance1 90
81 " Dipiit IBERIA liberated sore throat 80
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AYDSrLaa u

ASSISTANT ASSESSOR l.. s. INTERNAL
REVENUE, lsr DISTRICT, l4Tu DIVISION.
Sugar Planters, Traders, Merchants, Ped.
dlers, retail dealers IN tobacco aud all persons
subject In Internal revenue tau, who have ne.
elected 10 take out Licenses for the year
ending III. Is, Of May 1869, ate hereby no.
''fied to apply 10 The undersigned Immediate
y, or they will be assessed with penalty Of
fifty per cent additional. !.
+. VALENTINE,
Asst. Ass I'M. Rev.
Conven, p O., La.
Office a, DR.. L. Planners, Left Bank, near
Jefferson College.
February Isl, 1869, 81
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by v'r'n" 81 a sentence Of partition dated
J'"na'y 18Th 1869, In me directed hy III.
H"nofahl" Cont efnesaia, in the above an.
titled matter. | will offer al public sale anil
ancl'on, on tie premises, on
THURSDAY, tina 18Th IT FEBRUARY, 1869.
al u "'ci"ck A. M.
the hereinafter described rrnper,v IN eNc.., F.,
partition between the parties in the above
suit. To wit:
A tract Of LAND situated in the Parish of &,
James, on III. Irfl bark Of the Mi-si-siD.
p' river. seventy miles above The CITY of
New Orleans, measuring one arpen, and
a sgnatter, more o. less, frnni on said river
by forty nrpe,is in depth. together with
nights aud titles In lands .f IN. second
concession belonging In said lrac, Of land
which is bounded abnve and below nv
lands belonging 10 H. NJ Scale. and olso
the dwelling hnn>e, on, houses. o her
buildings, fences, and other im~nroyem.n,s
'herennto situated and belonging,
TERMS:
CASH in United States legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish OF St, James, January 10Th, 1869.
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The movable payable Cash on The day Of
landed property % be soil ,cnar.
al"1y} and payable One iiutd Cash il Uaiial
Si''eS itsa' chfr"icy and tie balance ~r,yall.
~ two rqrai ins,,!merts in one AMI Two year.
'1otn the dty # sale: the credi. instruments 10
b" represented ty notes of The purchasers.
made III coupons for thu convenience of ven.
doris, payable 10 their nr1e. and hv Them on.
t"fs"d aud made payable a, the flee Of ,i,
If this Parish, said notes Ia h,n,
interest OF eight per cen, per annu,n from anal
nj "r maturity ni'li paid anI 10 lie secut.d hy
special mortgage with vendor. privilege and
lie pac, de non aIienandr" on the properly
sold.
s THEREOF.
*h,riF.
Parish Of S.. James, 10th Janua,y. 1869.
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Terms anil Conditions :

lo.-The shares accruing to Widow J p.
Boncry aud TO Delphine l.assa,e-, to wi, one
Undivided fourth EACH payable 10. The
movable 10 be sold separately for CASH on
the spot in legal cnrrency-2u. The landed
property tn be sold separately, payable one
halt IN one year and The ",her hat in two
years from The day Of sale, said credit install
mrn's 10 be represented by notes of the pnr
%rt'serS, 10 be secured by mortgage with Ven
Aa1> privilege and pact de non alieuanlo''
~ The property sold, sal notes mad. payable
70 he order Of the purchasers and hv them
endorsed, and payable at The ofire of The Re.
corder of this Parish and to bear EIGHT nor
cent interest per annum from aud after ma.
tnri,y until paid.
2o.-The shares a%ccrnin. 10 Alcilie Poche.
B"nrgeois and ttcile Webre-,o vii:
one undivided twenty lonrlh each Of ,hn whole
property, payable, IL. Tie movable Cash in
legal currency. %. The landed prorer,y
payable one third Cash. one third in one ven,
and one third in TWO years from the ,lav Of sale
on the same conditions as above Sc, lnrih.
3".-TAe share a%ccrning 10 Tertt Nicnlle,
. wit three eiah'S If the whole property,
movable AMI landed. 10 be >o'd separated and
by lots for Cash in United States currency.
ANT. W. wEBRE.
Anciioueer.
Parish of St. James. January 3oth, 1869. |
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Eas, Of The Qnnr,rr Nortl, West, and The
half Eas, If the quarter South West o.
III. %sec,io" Is Township No. II Range 4
East Of the Mississippi river, containing
100 acres. 3Bt- Ga
mules, sixteen plouohs, one huck
carts, sixty arpents Of seed canes, &c.
in favor nf Widow J. p. Roncry Il
building Of 30 Ivy 40 feet joining The
sugar house, a wooden c%is,eru, 6 snya'
COOLERS.
IN favor of Tecla Nicul!e Is! loads Of cor,
and the hay which is. in the corn mill
house, ...
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State Of L.Oui>ian0.
PARISH COURT
PARISH OF SAINT-JAMES.
Succession Of The 1a'e Michel Poi,rirr,

whereas Josephine Landry. Widow Michel
of the Parish Of Saiui .J,m.s b,s
tiled j" this C"nr,, her final accom-, Of aa.
m'"'s''a'''" Of the ah"v- Succession, PRAYING
Tor the hom"!"gali"n Of The same:
rn"''c notice is hereby given TO all parties
concerned 10 file IN w,ilins within ,c,~d.ys
from The date If notice hereof, a, the OC6c, If
the Clerk Of said Courr, the reasons whv ,he
prayer of said petitioner >honId ma, be- granted.
)Ic BY order If said Court.
N. $. LANDRY, Clcrk.
Parish Of 81. James, Both J%anra,y, 1869.
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rair, lie solei, Ia lnmiere. la'nour, Ia vie. 1T la vie,
c'est ~toujcl,rs temperance, to'jonrs la fol, toniours Ia
charlie On dot Amer trlle qu'rllc est. on mieux,
IA faire telIe qn'eIle doit Atre. Ellie est courtt taut.il
l'abreger encore7 n aurait-slle pas DIES sourires, des
caresscs, des ivresses, DIES bonl,eurs permits ct leri.
times. des joies saintes ct religi.nsrs? Taut.il la
j.tsr al vent comme un haillon sordide -! Dieu ne le
vent pas. =a
Mais leau du feuve s'est agit6e, ct la tetc de
Fiost'le a reparu.
LIE Triton mage dams Ia direction de Ia terre,
saute sur Ia rive, permet au soleil dessuyer son
corps, revAt SEES habits, reprend le che,nin de lhabi
tatiOn, et... r. a5t 54-
-Maintenant, dit-il, je suis purife!
G@ #@"E @B J. GENTIL.
."4 @ liza suile AZ p~rnchain nuneroJ
AssEssEuR .-Planteurs, marchanls, lubricants,
mannfacturirrs ct bourgeois, lisez pour votre gou-
verne l'avis dc NJ. Valentine, lie nouvel assesseur du
Revenu lnterieur. .Ma
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By virtue Of a Sentence Of Partition rem
dered 10 the above maiier by the ah"ve Hon
orable Court, on The 23rd January. 1869, an,
to me directed. | will offer at pubic sale
and auction, on The premises, on
TUESDAY, The FL day OF MARCH, 1869,
at II o'clock A. H.,
the hereinafter described property, to effect a
partition between the parties to the above
suit, to wit:
1o.-A SUGAR PLANTATION, situated in
The Parish Of Sain, James, on the lef
bank Of The Mississippi river, al six'y'
three miles above New Orleans, mra.
suiing five arpents, moie or less, f,onl
on the river, on II depth ii seventy
twna 'ptniS, opening in The rear, b"n"d-d
ab"ve by The property belonging 10 Mr..
N +. Ttir-', aud brI"w by that "l Widow
SamneI Fa."t, t".~,hpr the SUGAR
n HOUSE, steam engine, and all The inilL-
i,ig> and Improvements thereon aud there
ef to belonging.
PA portion Of LAND being half East Of
the Secli"n and being The half Ea-, Of
the half West OF the section No. 50 ii
4 township = South Range Eas, in the
sss District. S.u'h Eas, Of the Mississippi
river, containing 48i $4,000 acres.
Ao-A portion Of LAND being ,hs half Eas.
ut section Is township No. IL Range l
East, E''~t Of tho Mississippi river, cun-
thinning $50 acres. III t
lo.-Another portion Of LAND, being the half
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Commercial.

E41Nous engageons nos lecteurs ct amis i yisitcr
le magasin st. James Store, de NJ. J. Billion, rive
droite, pres De lEglise St-Jacques. Ce magasin est
Run DIES mieux assortis de Ia campagne, ct rien ny
n,anq.e pour qniconqne a besoin de tout.
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EN- VENTE

Habitation Lapicc, le 10 Feyricr, i II hauycs ),
NJ. (Rive droite.) ~.
Habitation Paul Thibodcaux, lc II Ftyrier, 4 II
hsures A. NJ. tRive gauche.)
Habitation Casimir Lanoux, lie Is F6vrier 1869, i
II heures A.. NJ. [ltive gauche1
Habitation Tecle Nicolle, rive gauchc, lie 2 Mars
1869, i II heures A. NJ.
Habitation.. Marcelin Joliet, rive droite, se 10
Mars, d II heures A. NJ.
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MAIsON BLANCHE-Cette maison, rue Canal,
l57. est Ia premiere cave d. Ia Nouvrlir. Orleans.
NJ. l.. Gall"t, son proprietaire, importe dirccte-
ment wins. lipneurs. groceries, constrvrs, etc.
LIZ doctrur AMPLE. le premier ned Gin de Ia
No,v-lle Orleans, est a'tache 4 fe'nhlissement ct
gnerit sans drugnes tous les maux presents. passes
ct futurs.
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- Nous %apnclons Tattention DIES lecteurs sur
LAWS DE- NJ. j. Rome.
NJ J. Rome arriv" de la Nonvella- Orleans avec
un assortment cunp|et DE- malcLanlises.
C'cst bon. ct bon narche.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-06

l.. Mo,LoR. Fumcurs, chiqnenrs. prisrnrs.
allez All ~ SO. Virile Levce. On Y tronve IL deli
cirnx cigarr de la Hayanr, II Virginie premiere
qnali'e. Ia prise dn vieux marquis, la pipe Cumnier,
'anlbre, Ell lami Moulor.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-06
State Of L0uisjama,

BY virtue of n writ of Fieri Facias IN ma
directed by lie Honorable III. Fnnr,h Jul;r;,,
District Cont in aud for ,h- Parish Of s.,
James, in The above entitled and nn,nbe, %,
suit, have seized anu VIII offer al public sale
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-02-06

V@L"Eagle town Store rive ganche. Went
dangmfn.er, hi anssi, son Stock lie marchanlises
ct de provisions, de maniere d ~sasisfairc les plus
exigeants.