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HOMEOPATHIC
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HOMEOPATHIC
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Tho subscriber has procured from the most reliable
Homeopathic Pharmacy and largest German I'm
porting House, full and complete
assortment Of
VI ieines and D ooks.
for ply sicians and f,my uso Tho utmost palns have
to procure books which, white thcy are simple
and can be easily understood by any person.
will give perfect descriptions Of The
remedies and case
Thosc books Cor family use arc indispensable to those
who use Homeopathic Rsmsds7, and % have them whore
they can be examined by purchasers, instead Of being
obliged 10 order unseen, j. grcut advantage. Those
medicines guaranteed for geuuincss and purity and
TIE utno pains Will alWuys bc tlkCn n obtaining and
dispensing them They VIII hc sold IN
T1NCTUREs, DrLUTI0Ns, AND TRTrURArI0Ns,
by the single vial or in complete sots
Pocket Cases of M,iisiues uiA Or trfouf Book of ei
sizes. PAysctaH' ant foaiiy Medicine cAcd'5
Pocket Cases containing 10 to % remedies Pure Moth
er Tne,ures Irltuyailons and plqtions, with
Sugar of Milk, Uohulcs, Alcohol &C.. f0r
Physloians use, with Pllals, Cofks,
SC, &c. &C, &c.
Tint. ARNiC1, ARNicd PLASTER, ARyTcA sfLgE
the best Remedies for nurns scaids, Brui.cs
spfalns, &C., &c.
Il Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention
and goods shipped 10 any part Of the State.
~ Sample oricrs from Physicians solicited. Any
homeopathic Book published procured on shortcs
notice.
Saeceisor 10 J. Elliot smiiA 4 CO.
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LIMITED STATES


LIMITED STATES
Internal Rcrnu T'arfs, 1869
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby rlvcr that the Income Special and
other Annual Taxes asscssCd tho Annual list 0f m
f tho First Collection District ~ Vermont arc now duo
and payable and that will attend mvseif or Nv Deputy
at the following times and places % receive the amo
Wiz
WASHINGTON COUNTY
AZ my 0acc in Montpelier during the week ending
Saturday, June ~, 1869
At the Hotel In Northfold, "Wednesday. june %
At Browns store IN Waterbury, Friday, June g.
ADDISON COUNTY.
AZ stevens Hotel In Vorgcnnes, Tuesday, Juno l9.
40 the Addison House, In Mdilehury, wednesday,
June %
RUTLAND COUNTY
AZ the Brandon House. w nr1ndan. Thursday July l.
AZ the Vermont llouse, n Pair Haven, Friday July O.
A. the I. 5. Court House in Rutland. Saturday and
Monday July and 8.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
At the Court House, IN Manchester Tuesday, July g.
At the Stark House, In bennington, "Wednesday July5
Persons negcctng TO pay their taxes within the tme
above specified, viii c required N pay fsng for
notice and after ten day frf per cHi lddtona upon
the amount Of the tax, with interest and cost Of coec-
tlon.
Taxes can be sont by other persons and receipts will
be returned. JOSEPH POLAND.
Collector t District Vermont
Montpelier Nay 2i, 1869.
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
AVIS lU PUDLIC!!

La Socitlt ~existan, en- cc,tc paroissc sous
la raison sociale ArBEET Ell TflssIER ttap,
dissoute par limitation de iermc, NJ. ]. I'Els-
SER resie seul charge de la liquidation el
assume ,oute la responsabllite.
II continuera, en- son nom ct pour son propte
compile, lie meme genre d'aiiaircs dams les deux
magasins bien connns dn public.
II prolific dc Foccasion pour remercier la
population de St-Jacqnes du bienveillan,
patronage qu'eIle hi a accorde, ct il espere
'qu'elle voudra hien lui con,inner les mtmes
%favenrs, car il icra ,ons ses efforts pour zen
rendre diane. y.
Son Stock de lAlarchan1ises sicles. constam.
ment rcnonyelt, est bicn assorti, frais, Yarie.
ne renlerfnant que des marchandiscs de
premiere Gnalite.
les prir sont rtduis arr aernt1res hmites
dn ban marchG.
NnIENNEs bon tent 4 10, lo!, Is, l71I
DAREGES, Grenadines, %jacona,s dc 25 a 80
cents.
BATISrES imprimtcs, haute noureauif, 4 50
cents Ia yar4e.
MOUsSELlNE Suisse, Mul.nlul, Pcrcales,
Nansous, BriIlautts.
COTTON batiste, Tarlatanes, ,olles blanches G,
c@oulenr, hinge de table.
BRlN, Monsselines ct Bobinets d Mous,i-
Gnalre.
COTONS blancs ~ de l2I
Al Tres fins ~, 20, %
cents.
Grand Assmtimsntd do cotonnahss i frls bas prir.
HABlLLEMENTS confec,innes, cItoix varia
de damages pour honmes ct ~entan,s. de so
cents d 81 80 Ia yar1e.
LlNGE conicctionnr, articles pour deuil,
grande vatiGtt.
CHAlEAtN te0tre %francNis pour hommcs ct
%enfanis. a des pix eNceplionnel<.
BONSETERlE., MERCERIES Ciaussures
pour tomtnns, gafsnns, DANES ct iilieltcs,
les mctileures qualities settlement. e, dams
DIES pax riduit3 4 Ia port6e do lous.
QUlNCAltIEKlE, SELLERIE, PARFU.
MERLE, rHARMAClE, N%AlSSELI.E.
GROCERIES, WINS, ct i~qucurs, etc.
1t une grande q~uatttit l,antres articles
dout Remuneration serait uop Iongue.
I-Le tout aH1 Trir les pius moitr6s,
NJ. J. TElssrER, pour salistaifrc ct argmen,
ter sa nombFcuse clientele, he nielieera rieu
Dc CO chi pent ere agreeable ct ntile an pnblic.
Bon, Il Bon mdrche l.. Teiie est sa devise.
Unc Ciiarretle, tres hien ~assntlie Ell dirigee
par IN Jeune homme recomlnandable, voyage
ians Ia paroisse.
Les relations commercials quill en,rc,ien,
les prenieres ma,sons dc In Nouyelle.
orleans, CT 5. Tongue experience dams &c genre
!~aitaires lui% pcrlnettcnt de vendrc loutes ses
narchandlses a un pflx qui dehe toute con.
,urtencc.
Venez, examiner, ct vous se,ez conyaincus,
Ter mai. ]. TEISSlER.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
Correspondence.

The ST. James L~ouisianais, has received
the following letter:
State of Louisiana,
New Orleans, October 9Th 1869.
M. J. GentiI, proprietor of "Louisianas' (sic)
st. James.
ir,......Y Your contract executed No.
vember 5th 1865, is annnlled, to take effect
this day.
Respectfully, yours,
II. c. WARMOTH
governor.
0. J. DUNN
Lieutenant Governor.
The st. James "LouisiaRaiS,' not "soui-
%SidnGs,' has answered the following
To II, c, Wavmolh, Governcr Of the State
of Louisiana.
! received his day, the e2nd Of November
1868, a communication signed by yuu and the
Governor, bearing date, the oh
of October 1869, containing the following
lines:
State Of Louisiana
New Orleans October 5ih 1869.
Mr.. J. GentiI, proprietor of "LortSianas,n
st. James.
Sir, your contract executed November
5ih 1865, is annulled, TO take effec, tits day.
Respectfully, yours,
H. C. WARMOTH.
.--. ..-- O. J. DUNN.
| would respectfully, NJ. Governor, inquire
what day is meant. Is il the 5th Of October, or
the date Of receiving said letter, 10 Wit: the
22nd Of November?
Having never solicited the Contract which
you thus %annull, feeling no anxiety 10 preserve
the same, won't protest gains, Your action.
in thus ignoring good faith in contracts.
| merely desire TO call your attention to the
irregnIarIly IN dispatching the documents
from the Executive Office Of the State, your
letter Of the date Of October the 9Th 1869
reaching It's destination, a, a distance IL oily
sky miles, only on date 22nl of November.
The question Of the validity Of Judicial
Advertisements published in my paper
between those two dates; is therefore at issue.
In other words, is the con,rac, 1cscinded from
the date of your letter or from the date Of its
reception by the undersigned?
Besides that, as an..honest man, have yon
not inquired if the State was not indebted 10
lie Lonisianais ~ According TO the law, tie
State is my Debtor for prin,ings legally made,
and the Auditor Of Public Accounts has
refused 10 audi, my claims.
Respectfully, yours,
J. GENTIL,
Editor Of &c Louisianais.''
| have written in the same terms as above
10 the Lieutenan, Governor.
81. James Parish, November 22nd 1859.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20

following described landed property to
isEy said writ, to wit:
A tract of LAND established as a
sugar plantation, situated in the Parish
OF st. James, in this State, on the left
bank of the river Mississippi, at abou,
twenty three leagues above The city
of New Orleans, measuring six arpen,s
more or less front on said RIVER, by fifty
seven arpents in depth, with the
prc,ensions such as they my be, TO an
extension Of said depth to eighty
arpents from said river, bounded above
by land Of Widow j. r. Conway and
below by that of the Heirs of Widow
Donat Landry, together with tho bull.
dings and Improvements thereon and
Thereto belonging.
(. Also another tract of land situated in
the Parish OF ST. James, State aforesaid,
on the left bank Of said river, and
adlolnlng- The above described land,
measuring three arpents front on said
river by the depth thereto belonging,
bounded above by the above tract of
land, and below by tie land Of Widow
Dominique Trjat, together with the
buildings and Improvements thereon
and thereto belonging,
The above tracts Of land will be sold
in block for CAsa on The spot, payable
in u. s, legal currency.
g THERIOT
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
patenif lei AOGt 1869.

II a etc observe depths lona,emps cue lie
Jus de cannes a sucrc ne prend pas l4cjIemeut
lacidiie du gaz, lorsque lie temps est chaud,
on que lie gaz lui-mame est trop chaud. C'esi
de Ia quill arrive que les mcilienrs apnareiIs
echoucnt. Or, pour surmonler ce,te ditiicn,ta.
| fallait IN apparel Qni fl, passer lie CAV dams
Pean troide, en- l'aspirant avec asscz de force,
du %tourneau OH Sc consume lie SQUIRE, %iiniro-
dulslt ct ne 10 laisSat s'tchapper q~n'apr6s
Favor mis- en- contact ayec toutcs les parties
du liquide.
L'appareil inven,e par NJ. A. L.abauve
repond A tontes ces cxigences et a dome des
~resnltats au.dessns des esparances de rinven.
tenr. Get apparel prcnd avec la plus g,ande
IaciIite Ie gaz de son fourncau, lie fat paSser
dams leau irolde, lin,rodui, dams lie Iiquide 4
s%aturer, ct presse lie liquiie confenaut lie paz
dams I'M compartment qui lie dererse en- pluie
par sept tois differences, ct ne lie laisse Sc
chapper Gn,apres l'avoir r6uni dams un ,nyau
qul lie conduit d sa destination.
Get apparel a la q~ualiie de saturer les
liqnides au plus haut deg,e.
Etant persuade que &c, apparel est sumo.
rleur d .ous ceux nsqn'aujonrd'hu Ell usage,
Je me fails in devoit de t'ofIiir aux III tbitatlts
qnl deslrent labriquer Ieur sucre a l'acide
snlllirenx avec I'M APPAREL parIait, dune
construction simple eli durable.
Get apparel, pouvant donner aux liqnides
lie gaz de son iourneau, les Stature ayec une
regulariie qni ne failiit jamais. II ma pas
besoln d'essai sur lie vim de cannes pour
la confiance. Les nombreuscs expe-
%riences, sonvent repet6es sur les Iiquides, en-
garantissen, lie pIein success.
Les habi,an,s qui desirent Sc procurer Get
apparel, sont prizes d'adresser Ieurs demandes
a ID. Labante, St-Jacques, Conpem Poa-odice.
LIE prix est tres modere.
II sept. 3m. D. LABAUyE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20

Madame A. CHAVANEL ayer,i, les habi-
tan's de Stvacqnes, qn'clIc conserve l'atelier
de chaussares De son dtfnu, mari.
Des o%uyrlets labiles lui petmettront dc re.
ponder aux exigcnccs dc cenx qni vondrontl ui
Ieur confiance.
Nine. A.. Chayanel. SC rccommande 4 la
blenveIllance ct au patronage des hahitan,s
de cet,e paroisse.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
ST. LOUIS RESTAURANT
JOS. FOSTER. Proprietor

~ AND ~ Sr. LOUIS STREET,
Between Royal and BorRroN, NEW ORLEANS.
SOCIETY SALOONS AND PRIVATE ROOMS
Rooms and Boari, jor Pianisrs, s. 81 pr dGy.
This Restaurants supplied with NEW PATENT
ICE BON, tthc only one in the oity3 where all the
bel4cacies OF the season can be had. Foe 60
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
ATELlER TYPOGRAPHIQUE
DU L~OUISIANAIS.

L'imprimerie du Lonisianais, jadis cclle du
Messenger, executcra dams le pins BRET delai,
e, ayec la ne,te,a ct r~eltgance voulIcs, tous
les onSrages typographiques Qui lni seron,
comics, tells que
Bre.s,
Carries,
Amohcs,r
Features,
Raglements, etc,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
CLASSICAL AND 9MMERGAL SCHOOL
FOR HoARDEns AND DAY SCHOLARS,
Corner of DAPHNE and CONT streets.
A. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annual Session Of The School will be OF
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on the
FRS, Monday in September, and ending on the last
Saturday in July.
No better evidences Of the usefulness OF tho Schoo!
can be given than the extensive development, which It
has attained in the short space 81 two years from hs
creation, and a reference to the list of Professors who
impart instruction in the various branches Of study.
The meihod OF instruction adopted, guards scrnpni
lousy ngnins. the abuses Of that antiluated system o.
learning, which wastes tn. precious years OF youth IN
the laborions requirement of unavailable lore, and, at
the same time, nsains, the no less pernicions abuses of
of the mind and aspirations Of the heart to zone" en-
crossing pursuit.
Its object is to train young men to tho performance
Of the active duties Of life, 10 instruct them in all the
branches OF Science and Ar. which are essential to
their future success, and, by awakening in them a love
Of study. to inculcate n process OF selCinstrucl,o
which will enable hem to continue their education,
even after beng emancipa.ed from the control OF
parents and professors.
COURSE OF STUDIES:
There are two Courses of Studio. established in the
School, the Classical and the Commercial either Of
which Students may follow, ngreeably to the wishes
Of their parents or guardians. Glasses Of various grades
are instituted IN each Coarse.
The Commercial Course comprises French and
English Grammar. Universal History. Geography,
Rhetoric, Logic, Literature, Natural History, Ply
sio'ogy, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry a complete Course of Mathematics, Sur
veytng aud Lcveling Drawing of Plans and Maps;
Constitutional Law Commercial Law and usascs !;
Book Keeping.
The Classical Course comprises the above enum.
Grated branches, VIII the addition Of Latin and Greek
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20

10 those of our Radical friends who have
not yet barterea their mother-wit and finer
feelings for selfish interests, VIC commend the
contemplation of this disastrous result of
Radical misruIe.
p u
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Eflir Remand

Notairc Public ct Agent Genera.
DONALDsoNVlLLE, Paroisse Ascension, Inc.
A t,abli n Donalisonvillc un Bureau de No,aiie
Public ct d'Agsnce G6ncraie pour lachat ct la ventc
des prophecies.
II donnera une attention toute rarticnltrc 4 lacha,
ct 4 Ia vente d'habitations sncritrcs Ct antrcs teres
dams ce.tc raroisse ct dams les rarolsses voisines.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
L OF rllIrInN

FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
ton'ncrcinl Course, Sl2D per nnnn,n.
Classical Course, $50 per annum.
BOARD AND TUITION
Payable Quarterly in advance, per annnm, $500 to sl52
German, Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing. &c,
form EXTRA charges.
Book and Stationery are supplied by the School a.
current prIcts.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
MONTHLY REPORTS .

Monthly reports are sent % Parents or G4,a.4iass~
stating the conduct, progress, rank in class aud al,
tendance OF ppplls.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
XAMINATIONS !.

Private examinations conducted by the Director and
his Assistants are held monthly. The Animal Public
Examinations will take place during the closing week
OF the Session.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
j.. K. GAUDET
ANOCAl'

bureau Paroissc St-Jacqnqs, rive dfo''c, ctnq miles
an-lessus de In Maison de Conr. AnRfssE' CEntfeile
=. o.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
s, THEREOF,

Parish Of St. James, November 18th, 1869.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20
VISITS :

Parents are en'reated to make their visits, on SchooI
iHys, before . 4. H. or after 5 r. NJ, in order to avoid
al 1ttrticfcncc with The advancement Of Students and
lie discipline ot the School.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-11-20

Liz A'NN'lh+.' u! tIe .~CNnoi.
OUTFIT
BESIDES the articles Of clothing necessary for uea,.
ness and comfort, each Student should be provided
"t,h . 'a*e!s Q napkins, ! goblet, | spoon and fork, |
table kllic, TN basin and foo, tub, | nigh, bag,
mattress q IT, 3it, I double wooden blanket, | pillow,
. pillow cases 3 PAIRS sheets, ! mosquito bar. Every
article should be marked with the name Of the owner
IN full.
Professors OF the Collegiate Department,
pR, JAS BURNS, Professor Of the English Glass.
l., EMoA iLlLIiN, Professor Of the French Glass.
GEO. ~tESSNER, Professor OF the Latin and Greek
Glass.
A. V. ROMANO Professor Of the Mathematics,
Class.
The Primary and Intermediate DEPARTMENTS NJ,
~H'as"htiy tanned by Professors OF long experience and
Acknowledged ,neI..
Farther i~ninrmation may be obtained by addressing
. communication to the Dlrecto. through the p. 8.
locke! Box.
\. v. ROMAN, Director.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-14
LETTER FROM GRACE GREENWOOD.

Grace Greenwood publishes the fol-
lowing racy and characteristic letter in
the Philadelphia Star:
Editor Of the Star:
SIR: L find in your issue of yesterday
the following paragraph:
DIR. Lippincott 0he husband of Grace
Greenwood, a fourth-class clerk in the
Post Office Department, was an appli-
cant for the position of General Super
intendent i'll the Post Office Department,
but failed to get the appointment
During the visit of Mr.. Macready to
this country, as he was travelling on a
| Western steamboat, he was pointed out
! by waggish clerk to a rough back
woodsmam as Ole Bull, who was then
! giving concerts i'll the West. The great
! tragedian sat apart on the deck. wrap
ped in poetic contemplation aud insuiar
| dignity; but the tall Missourian strobe
| Immediately up to him, and, with a start
| ling slap on the shoulder, thus addressed
him Hello, old boss! Old Bull whar's
your fiddle 2"
The statel;- actor turned upon him,
and, with "withering look" and in the
most tragic tone, replied: "Sir, am not
q horse, neither am a bull, neither haye
1 fiddle"
In like manner have to reply that
Mr.. Lippincott, of Philadelphia, 1.-The
husband of Grace Greenwood" is not Il
doctor; neither is he "fourth-class
clerk in the Post Office department =
neither has he been !"an applicant for the
position of General Superintendent OF
the Post Office Department; neither
has he failed to get the appointment.
! AS for the excellent DIR. Lippincott, is
it not enough that he should miss of the
office to which he aspiEed, that you must
Ia la ftrT a
most estimable lady, and bestow him
upon q stranger?
As for us, belonging TO ANOTHER branch
of the Lippincott tree, we have applied
for no office at Washington, though we
have, wiz confess, held ourselves open
to the prefer of first-cIass foreign mis-
sion. With slight solicitation we would
consent to be "a looker-on in Vienna,
though, perhaps, Madrid would be bet
ter point, as our worldly possessions
principally consist of certain dilapidated
Castles in Spain" That we missed of
Paris was not. we feel assured. because
our hQnored President loved Phiiadel-
phia less, but Galena more. 4. Curtin
has fallen upon our hopes of ST. Peters
burg, and if we mourn, it viii NOT be
| Russian Stables. As for the Court. of St.
James, it seems your Nottey is the only
wear"
] think ] have some reason TO com
plain of You editors. for apparently class
1 ing me among the "bigamistic writers of
the day. in assigning TO me so many
aniable consorts. If you would only
/ vary the name occasionally there wonld
be some relief in the variety; but tou-
jors Lippincott.
! The same disclaimers nov put forth
! for the benefit of DIR. Lippincott must
apply TO Mr.. j. +. Lippiucott, the great
publisher, and TO General Lippincott,
! late d 9orkeeper of the Senate
They are .stall honorable men," donbt-
! less, but they are not my husbands; and
! hereby warn all persons against trust
ing me on their account.
/ GRACE GREENWOOD,
| Washingtou, April 81, 1869.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-05-14
Greeley ON the Young Affair.

A telegram from New York dated
Saturday last says:
Mr.. Greeley, in an article signed with
his initials i'm the Tribune to-day, says
of the Young correspondence, three
fourths of it was matter in which the
public had, and could have, no legiti-
mate interest, the blazoping of which
could crafty no decent curiosity, and
to print which at all was simply out
rageous. Mr.. Greeley expresses the be-
lief that the statement that Mr.. Young
has been abusing his position on the
Tribune, or his influence as a journal
list, to promote his private ends, and es-
pccially to procure loans or subsidies
for him or his friends. Philadelphia
cenuTes or tenure, is false and unfound-
ed, and trusting that the one touching
the associated press will prove equally
so, he calls for full investigation of
the same by the members of the asso-
ciated press, before some impartial and
just arbitrator or tribunal, proposing to
take no part in that scrutiny unless we
are made party defendant, but insist
ing that Mr.. Young, or whoever may
be suspected or implicated, shall not be
stabbed in the dark, but shall have the
fullest opportunity for explanation.
Mr.. Greeley concluded as follows:
1--WE beg that it be understood that
Mr.. Young has not been removed, nor
suspended. nor in any manner con
demned by us, as has been plistaEG bly,
asserted by the San, and telegEaPhed
all over the country. 1t is not our Gus
tom to pass judgment on any one on
the strength of mere editorial, espe-
cially when the finding of it was plain
ly impelled by envy, malice and blight
cd aspirations"