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r TEST. Attorney at Law. Clearfcld, Pa, will
attend promptly to-sll Legal business entrust
ed to his care in Clearfeld and adjoining coun
ties Office on Market street. July II, 1867.
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NJ NJ HOOVER Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
N. TOBACCO. CIGARS AND SNUFF.
large assortment of pipes. cigar cases nc, con-
stantly on hand. Two doors East of the Post
Office Clearfeld, Pa, May l9, 90.
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Guinness nirsetoru.

A. W. WALTERS, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
X. Clsarfeld. Pa Office in the Courthouse
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w lillian A WALLACE. Attorney at Law,
w Clearfed, Pa. Legal business of all kinds
promptly and accurately attended TO.
CJearfeld Pa, June 9th, 1869.
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NTERRELL & BIGLER, Dealers in Hardware
vi and manufacturers of Tin and Sheet-iron
Sare. Second Street, Ciearfeld, Pa. June Go
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=" W SMITH ATTORNEY AT LAW. Clearfed,
L L. Pa. will attend promptly to business en-
trus-ed TO his care june 80. 1863.
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VOL. l5.---NO. SO.

PURE BUCK LEAD, equal in quality to
English white lead Oils, Paints and
Narnishes of all kinds; Gold leaf in books. and
bronEes, for sale by A: 1. SHAW.
Ciearfeld, October 23. SCI.
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/ b M'ENALLY, Attorneyat Law, clearfeld,
y &. Pa. Prsctices in Clearfeld and ad join ng
,uuntisg. Osice inaew brick building of j Boyn-
t m, ID street, one door south of Lanichs Hotel.
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TT F. NAUGLE, Watch and Cfeck Maker, and
/. dealer in Watches, Jewelry. &c. Room in
Graham row, Market street. Nov. 10
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DRJ P. BURCHFIELD-Late Surgeon Of the
L. SD Regt Penn'a Vols. having returned
from the army, offers his professional services to
the citizens of Clearield and vicinity. Profes-
sionai calls promptly attended TO. Office on
South -Eas. corner of Sd and Market Streets.
Oct. 4. IS65-6mp.
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II BUCHER SWooPE, Attorney at Law, Clear
IL. field, Pa. Of:ct in Graham's Row, four doc
vest of Graham Boynton' S store. Nov. 10.
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NXTESTERN HOTEL, Clearfeld. Pa This
w well known hotel. near the ourt House, is
worthy the patronage of the public The table
viii be supplied with the best in the market. The
best of LIQUORS kept JOHN DOUG GHERTY.
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TGHN II FULFoRD, Attorney at Law. Clear
y field Pa Office Market Street, over
Hart wick & Irwin's Drug Store. Prompt attention
given to the securiDgofBounty claims &c-and to
all legal business. March "a, 1907.
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w ALBERT, & BROS. Dealers in Dry G oods,
w Groceries, Hardware. QueeDsware. Flour Ba-
con, etc, Woodland, Clearhed county Pa. Also
extensive dealers in all kinds of sawed lumber
shingles and square timber. Orders solicited.
Woodland, Pa, Aug. 18th, 1858
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-03

KErpIs0 OSE's EYES OrES Nobody
Is more like an honest mah than a
thorough rogue. When you see a man
With a great deal Of religion displayed
in bis shop window, you may depend
upon il lac keeps a very small stock Of
1t within Do not choose your friend
by his looks handsome shoes often
pinch the feet Don't be fond OF com
phmenis remember Thank you,
pussy, killed the cat Don't believe
in the man thar talks most for new
ing cats are very seldom good mousers
by no means put yourself in another
persons power il You put your
thumb between two grinders, they are
very apt to bite, Drink nothing with
out seeing il sign nothing without
reading IT. and male sure that it
means no more than It says Don't
go to law unless yon have nothing 70
lose lawyers houses are built on
FOOLS heads In amy business, never
wade into wator whore won ean not see
bottom Pat no dependence upon the
label q bag, and count money
after your own kin Sec the sack
opened before You buy what is in it, for
be who trades IN the dark asks to be
cheated. Keep clear q the man who
who does not value his own character.
Beware q every ono who swares he
who would biaspbame his Maker,
would make no bones Of lying or steal
ing Beware 81 no maa more than
yourself we carry our worst enemies
within us When new opinion Of
doctrine comes before you, do not bite
till you know whether il is bread or
atone and do not be sure that the
gingerbread is good because 81 the gilt
on Il Never shout halloa till you are
quits out Of the wood. and don't cry
cut iried fish til they are caught in the
net There's always time 10 boast
wait little 4 longer. Don't throw
away dirty water tiIl you have got clean
keep on al seraplng the road till you
can gel better work. for the poorest
pay j. better than none, aud the hum
blesl Office is better than being ont Of
employment Always give UP the road
10 bulls and laAdmen and never fight
with eoal-heaycr or contend with a
base character. Tor they viii be sure to
blAeken Won.
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A SUNDAY SCHOOL INCIDENT, -
K" Knox " the correspondent of the
g Sunday School Times, tells the
following incident which occurred in
a Sunday School in Brandenburgh,
Germany. A speaker dwelling up
on Aadm, and Eve, asked,
Where did God place them 9"
The answer was,
II" In the Garden Of Eden. "
"And what did they do there 2 ;
"lhey titled it. "
i" Why were they turned out :"
After a significant silence, a little
fellow cried out,
Sir, they could not pay their
rent.
The novelty of the answer in
duced the teacher to inquire of his
pupil why he had given it, when he
was told that hos father and mother
had heen turned out Of their house
because they could not pay the rent,
and lie thought it must have been
so with Adam and Eve.
The teachers made up purse for
the boys father.
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H.HfT S'Ex


We sec that unusually eminently
sensible maiden lady, Miss Susan b.
Anthony, who for more years than
we can remember has been laboring
for what she deems the highest good
81 her sex, has "broken OUT in a
new spst. In late number of the
Revolution she breaches a subject,
which she considers Of the highest
importance to both man and woman
aud children. She has discovered,
that it is not good for man and wo-
man to sleep together. Says Miss
Anthony:
"More quarrels arise between
brothers, between sisters, between
hired girls, between apprentices in
machine shops, between clerks in
stores, between hired men, between
husbands and wives, owing to the
electrical changes through which
their nervous systems 20 by lodging
together night after night under the
same bed clothes, than almost any
other cause. There is nothing that
will 80 derange the nervous system
Of person, who is climentiye in
nervous forces as to lie all night in
bed with another person, who is alb
sorbcnt IN nervous force. The alb
sorber win 20 to sleep and rest all
night. While the olimator viii be
hinblng and tossing, restless and
nervous, aud awake in the morning
frctinI, ptevish, fault finding and dis
couraged. No two persons, no mat
ter who they are, should habitually
sleep together One will thrive and
the other viii loose. This is the
law, and, in marriedliie, it is defined
almost universally"
The following story, illustrative Of
the practical workings Of Miss An
thongs theory, we clip from the VII
mona, Miun., Republican.
1.-TWO worthy matrons Of this city
were not long since engaged in dis
cussing the great hygienic question
upon which the unmarried contribu-
tor to the Revolution lays SO much
stress, and, during the discussion,
one Of the disputants backed up her
arguments in favor of 'cribs, cots,
aud single beds for health and hap
pincss,' by the unassailable declara-
ton that il was altogether possible,
AZ her own experience had proved.
For years She had been endeayoring
to persuade her husband Of the bene-
fits Of the system, and at length her
efforts were crowned with success.
The rule Of the household had been
established according to the theory
~ Susan and the Revolution. This
81 course terminated the discussion
for the time being. but at suisse
quent meeting Of the two ladies, the
question very naturally came up for
review. lyon successfully maintain
your hygiene principle, ! suppose r
archly inquired the skeptical sister.
"Woll-no entirely" was the
apologetic reply. " You see. my
husband, when alone at night, ia very
much afraid 81 thunder storms; and
y0u know, AT THIS SEASON We HAVE
50 HAsT THUspgg STORMS n MlYSEs-
orA.n
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Glas SagrLB fstaS ID kEEr
H5gsE NJ young ais a 81 roo
woH Instructed 81 aayliiug which
aiIl eHo1i the comfort 81 : auii
What ever position In society she ac-
supics she needs practical kuowl-
e8rc 81 household 3alies She may
Is placed a such circumstances q a.
L wilI nos Sc necessary i0f her 20
perform much domestic labar but
"a this account she needs 30 q
knowledge than Il she was Obliged
to preside personally over the Ok
ing stove and pantry Indeed, !
have thought il sas more difficult 70
direct others and requires more eK-
terienee. than 70 do the same work
with our ouu hands
Mothers are frequently Sc nice aud
particular that they b not Ike TO
give up any part q tile care % their
children. This Is mistake IN their
management for they are often
burdened with labor and need relief.
Children should early be taught to
make themselves useful to assist
their parents every way in their pow
or, aud to consider il a privilege to
do 80.
Young persons cannot realize the
Importance Of thorough knowledge
of housewifery but those who have
suffered the inconvenience and NOR
tifcation OF ignorance can well ap-
preciate II. Children should be ear
liz INDUCED IN their disposition to
bake and experiment in various
WAYS. Il is often but troublcson e
. help that they afford; still it is a
great disadvantage 70 them. / knew
a little girl who at nine years CID
made loaf of bread every week
during the winter Her mother
taught her how much yeast, salt and
flour to use, aud She became quite an
expert baker Whenever she is dis
posed to try her skin in aking
D simple cakes or pies, she is perm IT.
ted to do so. She is thus, while
amusing herself, learning an inIor-
tant lesson. Her mother calls her,
her little housekeeper, and often per.
d mits her to get what is necessary for
the table. She hangs the keys ~
her side, and very musical is the
jingling to her ears. | think before
she is ont Of her teens, upon which
. she has not entered, that she vii
\ have some idea how to cook.
!, Some mothers give their daugE-
tiers the care Of housekeeping, each
, week by turns. 1t seems to ne a
b good arrangement and most use
full part of their education. 10.
nestle labor is by no means incon
patible with the highest degree Ct re:
linement and mental culture. Vary
J Of the most elegant, accomplished
!. women / have known, haved looked
D well to their household duties, ana
9 honored themselves and their bus
bands in so doing.
q Economy, taste, skill in cooking,
G and neatness of the kitchen, have 6
/, great deal to do in making life Lap.
t Ply and prosperous. The charm oi
. good housekeeping is in order, oecn,
i omy and taste displayed in attention
: to little things. a dirty kitchen
S and bad cooking have driven mary
one from h me 70 seek com!Clt
n and happiness somewhere else.
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Fat#fy Mf Seas NeFhari
rsrhsJs e. q bon - otat per
= aCfrs - b. a.
- ne wor3s - h.s 'ps 81 Batsy
sae3 In NJ ehildnaa &c sEsiam
Sad su.ttaoe1 hs 3saebtsf q
aras tlt Ms. s~c rasne 10 htila
.nsiis pfagrsmms ph.sh - baa a. .
aged bai 81 mat.eT
Car you forgive ~. sfy SAID Hr
ssart hos uitiout .rsfidstlou.
Torgivs yaa. ny boy ] % from
10 hsayt Csa yoa forgive ms fa,l
Mf Bosley. ehosuig
Forgive you, SIR Yoa have been
lvsyt Elhd What Is there 10 f7frfe Z
True. We feared Annie And ! That
40 snishl b. separa,sd. asd 70 iook tie
bola step which
NO more 10 more Coaao home a
once And " ior that letter. some day
Irili explain Why !. va written
'Whai .eses sad Tie yoang couple
both II onc4
'Atsni Well, ] should say. i you
received letter, Heyter,
4 have Teceiyed none. Sir. believe
me
Capital said Mr. Botley 70 himself
gt's0i no consequence, said he, aloud.
Cone away Al once Your laolber is
most impatient 70 soc you. / shall
send Annie on krst, Herbert. and VOC
ear cotDe into VIII Street With me ior
little while / have business
And 50 il was arranged
VIC shall uqt cater into business De,
tails a. h. Nh. Botl.y's doings on ID,
rcai q tAat day Herhert's ten thous
and dollars, however was the chief sub
feet u IL That sum Mr. Bouoy Dor
rowed "a security which was perfectly
sale though roalizable irsm no othel
source than TIC new son.n law, Ans
Mr. Botleys credit was saved
That night The family circle assemb
led IN inll conelase, aud mamma, viii
some tears, told all the story ] har,
motive in being candid, said she
We have bad taste Of splendor, anC
have narrowly escaped losing all. w
are going back to oui old style. w
shall not be less happy for being safe
Let all my unkindness be forgotten
Riches changed my heart, but only 70
a time
oh how happy you make me-mak,
us both cried Annie. Then she ad
ded after pause Forgive my curl
osity, papa but you spoke Of letter
a wordl' interposed Herbert.
have found letter, which ] had pm
into my pocket and forgotten till thi
evening Here il is Am ] right IN.
now father in putting il unread int
the FIRE 2
j shall be extremely obliged TO yoi
IL you will, said Mr.. Botley.
Aud il was done
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-03

"A man has been arrested al MI.
ford, Pa, who confessed to having
placed distinctions upon the track
81 the Erie Railroad, which caused
the fearful slaughter Of lives at
Cars Brook.
Virginia siceka have advanced 3
or 4 Der cent since the election. II
shows bow confidence il the public
credit ia received BY the prospect Of
q good and reliable Stale govern
menL
by new arrangement tie fare iof
passengers from San Francisco A.
Omaha haa been fixed q Sl3s 70
earreney. IL costs from $50 10 SIS
additional 10 reach the various At
lAns}c cities
~ wori q sra widow trying e
get = husband
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Envelopes Envelopes I Envelopes n

racr rlsanl a,a ns s.H- = Merchants asa naass
rspa,y trpnr na rr4A H.s
Tufa ,rs Asaaiasg t
MS ratag aisu sna surrs Ars
rer seass 4 flaas ssl gs IayT ~ t3 ea1
pratfs ll a raairl by as
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luues II Natsrfh, 81 ttet Ell ifttata&N aff .Ftr b
FsaA sfit staa#iue rteag1 81 sapa o. ebsa e Ua
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FoR sAtK ~ MOST DRUGGISTS ENEK1 WHEeE
Fnlcr 0NLf 90 CtS1s.
AN your prprElti ~ ths Remedy tnt ifha tsE Het
yst gaf q 81 sale dont D. Fai lU "a aegeuiinE lfA
uHs5 rsHle Nuftr lhHH wefjhlrss Substitutes hat l'so
6ifty efpit rs mr, aHa tfe trWsip Nil % ssaf ycu
post paid tagf packages q. " eHa aafrH CO 81 u9
send = 1--we osat stamp af pf ssEe FaHFhlsl ia a.
tarrh Address thg r,vpuai0g
asa2 R.N plEECE o.
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Price List.

HzyCall al see them o send stamp for samplos7a
DENNISoN'S PATENT DIRECTION TAG AND LABEL |
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i great the SUI.

IA great tanner--the sun.
Better be happy than rich, il
you can be both.
-, hAs been asked, when the
rain falls, does il ever get upl OF
c0arse-in dev@tirue.
~ good content
Cult : always jcaioas.
Mltod vegetables aeal bsats.
Paper wedding lggrvia.s 81
editor.
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CArt1os 40 prNALt- ~ DFLcATg
EQIulL LIff IkggeLAcE C0kplaf

APP Child. Guetsi Aet EsHsa@ 81 THs
a8ast i4feutf Htsstelfss gsf. .Fi4Hi taapsHg IL
a. ssfd Essefs 90 90. tf-s seaf7a Sc fest
rsl4kF. ~ Aitee AsasaHi 81 t8eaa ~ se .v IA4a
BaHeIY meta8i es1a z4Hg A+s t-ita Il 81 lHE iesa
Fllee e. tfs = Sad pays etl4 ~ s tae Is
Uff5tsaas ASA s. in gasH N4tsa ssa D. tN tsis la
taas 49, fgss8fs .a Fif iHs-t%4as 81. lst e4as ss
Asa4ts 8aAbs4.-lss
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Paints, ColOrs Dry and

in Oil, Load, Zinc, oils, Turpentnes,
japan, shellac, yauishes, Paint, Var
nish and White Wash brushes full
stock. We make speciality Of
GLASS, carrying very largo stock
Of all sizes and qualities, and are
selling very low. Putty, Glue and
Sand Paper,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-06

1876
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS!
ABE ~ROSENFIELD,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DRY GOOD AND CLOTHING
Corner Of Third and Laurel Streets.
DEGS LE4yE TO announce that he has nov
ID in store and for sale the largest, eheapes,
and best stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
Hats and Furnishing Goods ever offered in this
market.
MY DOMESTIC STOCK
Has been selected with care to suitthe wants
of the Merchants, Planters and the Trade gen
orally in this and adjoining parishes.
MY STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
Ar direct from the manufacturers of Europe
and America, aud embraces the latest styles
both in eolors aud quality. These goods will be
sold at q small advance above cost.
NY STOCK OF CLOTHING
n6s lnaue expressly lGT tbls market, and con-
sists of every article worn by Men and Boys.
My business and Dress Suits are unsurpassed
in quality, quantity aud Cheapness. In this
line ! yield to 40 house between Memphis and
New Orleans.
MY STOCK OF HATS
Was also made 70 order for this market. ! have
in store now over three hundred dozens of assert
ed Hats for Dress Business OF Plantation wear.
MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
Comprises Teo Hundred and Fifty Bores Of va
rious qualities, makes and sizes. Ny stock was
made expressly 70 ny order, and | am conidsut
that | can At the Southern foot. Ladies, Misses,
Gents and Youths are called upon to examine
for themselves Ny stock speaks for itself.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS:
your attention is called To MY WHOLESALE
ROOMS. Having made this my speciality, / have
il a full stock OF Caiicoes, Casino es, flannels,
Elankets. Hats and Caps. Domestics Jeans, FPieee
Goods, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes, Motions, etc.
Which will he sold TO the trade at veTY low prices.
stock was purchased with a view Of making my
Wh0iesal, Department a popula: resort for CLOSE
RUYERS. 1 solicit an examinstioa OF my stock
pr.ees by the trade before purchasing elsewhere
ABE ROsENEEEED.
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What Mott
Lard Lard! Lardf

E ~. ' a. Leaf Lard ID fifty l5O) pound tin
jso1 a. N store and for sale BY
JOSHUA BEAL.
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..aUIsfery of the war
Con. Robert e. Lee
WHO HAS ADDED

prlI Ei0grapu'
o..avo. GAO pages. with ne" 9,eet P1E-
Tsldras 0ss = Can, Henry Lee, Gen Root. T.
irsl's ~ Gar. Nathaniel Greene beau
B. zee snrrayings of " Marion cross
tiiui o'eu. 80 and the "SurrsadeT Of
ra-ossllis; Mars Of TIE s,egs |" rom
oo," Va the Battle fought near Sanlc
osa' me Battle Of Gaildford the bg'tte o.
M Hin, and and a ose'ch Oh zen
H,nr, Lees Residence. 81 ~.
.a,s .,n;rsyie history Of the operations q Nir
fho .-nsies during the Revolutionary warm
American naosrtrnant Of the United States, ls me
he so0,hoaa !. ,ba ,ubyeet of which i treats An0
Hsn5a'u y ,sv;. cd. corrected, and enlarge ~
tms new ensT ? LIEF. the son Of the sHthor' aaa en-
o.. ~ = beautiful Engrayines and originai = Sps,
psip's nnhlished, Isl volume OF Ihe 1snes4
Ds.s \. - sypry Intelligent person. -
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~ -. Lees pea, gives IL On interest posSs1q Ds
wy .h.r xork. Among the nes mstena's mliU~"C
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- Gov Rutledge, and others ,stters 70 @o 49,
= Msdnoa. Gov Reed, Gen wayne ala 2u'sts
~ work is Handsomely printed ana louno j., ~
~ "va and Litbographic Maps are engrav-
yes = - sr,,aio style, and no expense, nc: care
. \ ~ ~ .rsaa il prepara'prn 81 make II worthy
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Fran, he Louisville Coorier-JournaiI
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ias oS0a .as, be- addressed 10 the Undersigned at
Ron Soase' ha't in. TRACY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-06


ppu Arrivals. Fresh U00ds-
gbosss Asserted Candy,
% barels Fancy Apples,
mbarnis Red Onions,
HhansIs Meshanoe Potatoes,
IS bores Choice Cheese.
IL ms Choice Butter.
z,hsrrcls Rectied WHISKY,
Ahslf.harrels Flour,
T0bansls Flour,
s0boxas Star Candles,
aboxss Asorred Crackers,
aSosa Wash Blue,
Qbarels Mes Pork,
5cssks Bacon Shoulders ard Sides,
sbags Rio SoTe,
Ndoan Kashboaids,
5dozaa Water Buckets, .9f
90 good Cigars ASSORTED,
adozeaP & N Yeast Powders,
40 Ealnps Stone Ware,
1cadies Chewing Tobacco,
l0bo1s Starch.
100 taqs assorted Shot,
100 yards Bagging,
s5bsatles Iroa Ties and BInds,
sbndles Bsling TYNE,
10 kits New Catch Mackerel,
Shah barrels Do do.
kho many snail articles pertaining to nv line OF
aaas;, to al Of which [ invite the attention oi all
srsa Of consumers.
~a JOSHUA BEaL.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-11-06

cIoyes-I have imported direct a full assort-
(I ment for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children,
which are offered at low prices, At