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. JUDICIAL ADVrMENTS
Public Sale.
Estate Of Lcwis A rrz,s,

AtUtS Il. BHebb
(Y VIRTUE of an order Of the pr
- Court in and for the Parish q, s, AJcS'e
dry, there will be sold at public auct;on Ian
the last and highest bidder, by the unders;n"
ed auctlonerr, at the last residence of the a.,
CEASED on Bayou Bnuf in said parish q,
the 9TH day of January. ls-o
the following described property belonging
to the estate of Lewis A. Webb deceased 1l.,s,
OF the Parish of St. Landry, to wit:
IA CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
parish of St Landry, containno five hnnar'' az
and twenty arpents.
"a TRACT known as the Ro,+wr;ol.
tiac'' measuring three hundred and twenty
aYpents. '
"a TRACT on the west side of BAYOU
BUut, known as TIE kitlin tract, conta;n;nn
tour hundred arpents. more or less,
4-ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND on the
west side OF bayou BGuf, containing two
hundred and seventy five acres more or less.
being the same purchased by deceased from
John f c. Webb, by ~notarial act before II, $.
fDunbar, July 3ist, 1854.
: 5-A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAMB from
ting on bayou Bnuf on the east or left hank
measuring eight hundred superficial acres
more or less. together with the buildings and
improvements thereon, bounded above bv
lands Of the Estate, below by land Of Thee
IL. Scribner and in the rear by lands of w.
W. Prescott ct ais.
"a TRACT OF LAND, directly opposite.
the above. on the west bank Of Bayou Buufr
containing one hundred and twelve acres.
bounded above by land Of the estate, below
by Peter Collins, and in the rear by Thomas
Qnirk.
"A TRACT OF LAND containing fou-
hundred and four 64IlOO acres, adjoining the
sugar plantation. being the same purchased
from James Morgan and Webb & Morgan,
July 30tl 1859.
s-AAdeACT containing seventy-two 3d.
100 acres, Being the southeast fractional quar-
ter of section 63 i'll township 4 south of range
4 east.
9-LOTS Nos II and 10 of section 81 in
township 4 south of range 4 east, containing
ejghty-tour ellOO acres.
Io-THE Na3TH-WEsT QUARTER
section and nortII:oFest quarter of south. west
quarter of section 10 in township 4 south of
range 4 east. containing two hundred acres.
1.-THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER of
northeast quarter of section 10, the east half
of southwest quarter and west quarter Of
southeast quarter of section :, also the north
east quarter of section Jo-all in township ;
south of range 5 east.
PA WACT known as the Belaire tract,
in the Parish Of St. Landry, on the west bank
of Bayou BGuf, containing four hundred acres.
purchased at the succession sale of A. b. Fon-
teuot, December 18th 1853,
13-A LOT in the town of Washington,
being lot No.-of the plan Of said town,
with all the improvements thereon.
IA TRACT OF LAND on bayou Bout
containing two hundred and forty acres, be-
ing the same purchased at Sheriff 5 sale May
1856, i: suit of Niles & Co. vs.. Anderson
ais. )"
l5-11 mules, 3 creole horses, I mare ana
colt. ! stallion, | colt, ~ head Of horned cat
tie, | lot of plantation implements, household
and kitchen furniture, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms.-CASu. CO.
l.. F. LASTRAPES,
dfc4-H AuetiOnerr.
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Nv.
PhOSDhORRscemcp:

Or, THE EMISSION OF LIGHT BY MIN
ERALS, PLANTS AND ANIMALS. By
I. L. PHlPsoN, Member of the Chemical
Society of Paris. / vol. 16mo., 2l0pp.-
Price, 81 Is.
The author says: Il have brought forward
in the present volume every case of Phosphor-
escence which it has been in my power to OBJ
tain, after seeking for and Studying the phe-
nomena in the whole domain of Nature. " =
Phosphorescence, whether manifested by the
glow-worm. the Bologna stone, a fungus, or a
falling star, is generally looked upon as an I'M
explained and mysterious production of light.
I hope, nevertheless. that I have been able to
extrieate it a little from the obscurity in which
it has hitherto been enveloped." II
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To prepare broom corr seed ready
for the planter. take a small punch that
will make a hole a trife larger than the
largest broom seed, and with it punch
a six quart pan full Of holes, from the
upper side; put the seed in this, and rub
oil grind it through with a piece of inch
board about four inches square. With
this simple arrangement, seed enough
may be prepared for one hundred acres
in d short time. 4 / aa.
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BROOM Conn AND SoRGHuM.-A cor.
respondent at Lansing, Mich, asks
whether broom corr will mix with sorg-
hum or other corn, u .-! -. d.
The broom corn, as we'll as the differ
ent varieties Of sorghum, Imphec and
Guinea corn are now all considered as
varieties Of the sorghum vulgare, or
Indian Milet. the Dara or Doura of
African and India. They will all inter-
mix one with the other, if grown near
each other, but won't intermix with the
Zea mays, or Indian corn, this being Of
q different genus. .z:s9 .h...:-<
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DURABLE AND CHEAP NRorenr
NAiLs.-We presume every farmer un.
dsrstands the. usual method OF making
cut nails flexible by heating them; but
II, instead Of allowing them to cool in
the ar, they are thrown when red hot
into linseed oil. it will prevent their
rusting almost as long as though they
were galvanized, Those who have
occasion to 8 cut nails instead of
wrought, should not forget this simple
method Of preventing rust.
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Estate Of David y. Smith.

Parish Court, Parish st. Lamdry.-No. 3346.
WILLIAM D. GOODWIN, of the Parish
W ofst; Landry, having applied by bis
Petitoh 10 De appointed administrator of the
Estate of David j. Smith, deceased. late Of the
Parish Of st. Landry: - - -.
Therefore any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment" will file the
same IN writing, at my Office in the town of
Opelousas. within ten days from the present
notice JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk,
Opelousas, December 1S, 1869
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Is SWEET FooD BETTER FOR Hoes
THAN SouR?-W.% j. G., from Philadel-
phia,, gives Us an elaborate opinion on
this subject. taking strong grounds
against the old fashioned swiIl tub, with
its contents varying from one week to
three months old. ,.'#' .s .... e
W fully agree with him in the epin-
ion that the cleaner and dfresber the
food, the better that although hogs will
eat almost anything, decayed vegetable
matter. filth of almost every kind, yet it
is always for the interest of the feeder
to- make the refuse of the house as clean
and ~palatable as possible ..2.'.1~'.
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To Rem I'VE GREASE SPoTs.-A lady
CORRESPONDENT says she has an improve
ment on Mrs. Hunnibee's plan TO re-
move grease from silks. etc. IL is to
place apiece of the thick, soft blotting
paper used by accountants, on the table,
then lay the isoiled part of the dress on
it: Put. another piece Of the blotting
paper on that, and press with a hot iron
on the paper. :@4 ras5 III T. u .fta;ffN r. rid
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State of
PARISH Court, ST. LANDRy.-No. 3347

Estate Of Amdrew J. Smith.
XXTILLIAM D. GOODWIN, of the Parish
w of st. Landry, having aptRed by his
petition to be appointed Administrator Of the
Estate OF Andrew J Smith. deceased, late
OF the Parish of St. Landry:
therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
Opelousas, within ten DAYS from the present
notice. JOS RfCHAPn rlarL
Opelousas, December 18th, 1869,
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To PRESERVE Cur FLowERs.-Cut
the flowers and put them in a glass or
small vase stand the vase on a plate,
then cover with a bell glass, adding a
few drops of water around the lower
edges where it rests upon, the plate
The water thus added will exclude fresh
air, or, in other words, make the bell
glass air-tight. A little camphor added
to the water will assist in keeping the
flowers fresh. A boquet at this time of
life is worth preserving as long as posi-
bic.
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Reasoning Power of Animals.
By the Rev. JOHN SELBY WATSON, MA,
NJ. r. ST.. vol, I2mo. Cloth. 45O PIP.
So DC.
The object, of this book is to show that the
inferior animals, or many Of them, have a por.
ton of that reason which is possessed by man.
This argument is enforced by a vast numbe,
of authentic and entertaining anecdotes. Illus
trating the general intelligence of animals,
their Judgment, sagacity, power of commune
eating thoughts, moral feelings, sense Of JUS
tice, etc.
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III.
CaIiDhs and SuttnnS:

Being TALES omitted in the usual editions of
the Arabian Nights Entertainments re-
written and rearranged by SYLvAsUs HAN
LEY. vol. 12mo. Printed on toned pa
per. 81 so.
The tales here presented are those which
were omitted in the English version of the
Arabian Nights, and are offered as an Appen-
dix to that popular work.
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The GALL FLYNN. Husmann re-
ports that the Clinton grape in some
sections of Missouri was entirely detol-
lated the past season by a species of
gall fly. We have often seen a single
vine, or a few leaves upon me-. attacked
by these insects, but was not aware un-
til the present time, that they would
destroy whole vineyards. The Atlantic
slope. east of the Alleghaney Mountains
may not, after all, be the very worst
fruit region in the world
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New York illustrated.

Containing Illustrations of Public Buildings,
Street Scenes and Suburban Views. Eleg-
antly, printed on tinted paper, and bound In
an illustrated Cover, printed with a tint
Containing a Map and General Strangers
Guide. Price SO cents.
This is the most completely illustrated book
of the City Of New York ever issued; and,
while valuable as Do elegant memento of the
City to strangers visiting it, it also is of great
service as a guide, both as regards the town
proper and the principal suburban places.
Either Of the alone sent FREE BY MAIL to
any address on receipt Of the price. .
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State Of Louisiana

PARISH CouET, ST.. LASDEy.-No.2G45.
Etate Of jas. Mmgan J.
JONATHAN l.. NORRIS, of the Parish OF
- St. Landry, Administrator Of the Estate OF
JAS. Morgan jr., deceased, late of said parish,
having filed a Tableau of Classification OF debts
OF said Estate, accompanied by his petition
praying ior the homologation of the same ;
and whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of Court, bearing
date november rs, 1869;
Row, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing, at my office in the town of
Cpelonsas, within the time required by law,
why the said Tableau should not be homolo-
gated aud confirmed.
JOS ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
November u. 1869.
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state of Louisiana.

PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY-No. 1923
Estate Of George I,1ch.
OIJIS A. TOUGHER. testamentary ex-
- ecutor of the estate of George Ulrick.
decreased, having filed a tablcau of distribu-
ton of the funds of said estate, accompanied
by his petition praying for the h~omologation
of the same;
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of Court dated No
vember Is, 1869;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said tabl"au, in wiring, at my office in the
town Of Ouelonsas, within thilty days from
the date hereof, why the said tableau should
not be homologated.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
November 20. 1869
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Always loosen the check-rein before
giving the horse water. Even if the
pail is held SO high that the rein is not
drawn tight, the position is not a natu-
raj one in which to drink.
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J. NJ. WILLS Ed.
nov 81 Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
Special Term District Court.

CLERKS OFFICE, DIST. COURT,
Parish st. Landry, Nov. 9th, 1869.
DY VIRTUE of an order of his Honor JAS,
I'D M. PORTER, Judge of the 9Th Judicial
district If the State nf Louisiana, ih'le will
E, a special jury term OF said Court, to La
holden at Opelousas, commencing Monday
the 10th of Jan ,ary, 1870.
JOS. d, RICHARD, Clerk,
,oy3T.'E0
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PUBLIC SALE,

otN " ctHN ~ CDN|FGLc.
A9Y VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. the
- Probate Court of the parish of St. An
dry, there will be sold at public auction. to
the last and nfghest bidder, by the undersign-
ed tutrix, or by a duly commissioned auction
eer, at the last residence of the deceased in
prairie Faqurtaique in said parish, on
WEDNESDAY,, December 29th 500,
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of Jean Bite. Courville, deceased
late of said parish, to-wit-
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, ,1iogeth-
or with all the Eqildings and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, situatedi in prairie Faque.aiqre ard
containing about one hundred and twenty
acres bounded north by public lands and
Eloi Savoi, south by land reserved for the
railroad, east by land reserved for the rail-
road, and west by lands reserved for the
railroad, and EIoi Savoi, being part of the
land entered by said decrasrd at the land
office at Oprlolsas the 18th day of March
1860, which is described as being the north
east quarter of section tweEty-stven town
ship six range l east.
One yoke of oxen, one creole horse, three
cows and one calf, household furniture and
kitchen utensils
Terms and Cou1itions.-Louise Taylor,
the surviving widow, shall keep at the ap.
praisrmtnt price one horse and three cows.
Forty acres. on which the buildings and inn
p~rovements are etecteu will be sold for cash,
the remainder Of the property on one and
TIVE years credit from the LIST OF April 1870.
Purchaser to furnish good aud solvent secu-
rlty, the land being specially mortgaged an
final payment.
LOUISE TAYLOR,
DOv21-69 Natural Tutrix.
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dec II

At the same time and place, and on the
same terms and conditions, and il like
parcels or lots, will be sold The balance of
the above tract of land, consisting of about
eight hundred and thirty seven acres.
ELI DECTTR.
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L dlISI SOuit, NY
Parish of St. Landry. NO. -
Estate Of Gustorc KeZhomer.
ID OSETTA IKELHEIMER, of the Parish
IL ofSt Landry, Administrative of the Estate
Of GustaEe lklehcimer, deceased, late of the
parish of st Landry, having filed a tableau
of classification of debts and distribution of
funds of said Estate, accompanied by her petit
ton praying for the homologation ofthe same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition
has been granted by an order ofcourt, bearing
date of december 3, 1869;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing at my office in the town of
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be homologa-
ted and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Dec. 4, 1869.
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A CHEAP PA1Nr.-Two quarts of
skim milk, eight ounces of slaked lime
six ounces of boiled linseed oil, two yum
ces of white Burgunday pitch; dissolve
10 the oil by gentle heat. The lime
must be slaked in cold water, and dried
until it crumbies into fine powder, then
mix it with one-fourth part of the milk,
adding the oil and pitch (mixed). by
degrees. Stir the mixture, adding the
remainder of the milk, and her add
three pounds Of Spanish white. Other
colors may be used instead Of the Span
ish white, if necessary. This paint is
highly recommended by English gard
eners for painting gates, sheds or other
farm buildings. 49,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
|. HadleI'S Elements Of the Greek Lam
guage.
II. The Reasoning Power of Animals
Price So.
III. Caliphs and Sultans. Vol. 50 3d.
~. PhosphoreNence. By 7. L. PhipsoI'
81 Is.
Y. New York illustrated. Price 50 Cents
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- Sale.

Henrietta M. Wacherhugen, 7est'y Err., IS
Robert Il. LitteN, Admr.
DARIsH COURT, St. Landry, No. $50
L. By virtue of an order of seizure and sale
emanating from the Parish Court sitting il
and for the Parish of st Landry, in the above
entitled suit, and to me directed, | will Offer
for sale at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the Courthouse of said par
ish. in the town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY
the 1st day OF January, 1870, at il o'clock A.
NJ. the following described property seized to
satisfy said writ, tc-wit:
A TRACT OR PARCEL CT LAND,
being section fifteen of township number six
south of the thirty-irst degree OF north lati-
tude, range nun. Der FIVE east, in the South
western Land District of Louisiana, being the
same purchased by deceased from Geo. B.
Stewart, Sept, 9th 1889. recorded in book
| J, page 3S9, of the Recorders office III and
for the said Parish of st. Landry, containing
sixty-eight S4ElOO superficial acres.
Terms and Conditions.-For cash, in coin,
to satisfy the sum of two hundred and thirty
dollars, with 5 per cent yearly interest from
Goth December 1869, on half thereof, and like
interest from 20th December 1863, on the 9TH
er half thereof, now due, and the balance and
other one hundred and fifteen dollars due The
goth December 1869, payable on said 9th
December 1869, and bearing eight per cent
from said date.
j. M. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
nov 81
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SHEESEFF'S SATFC.

Citizens Bank # La. as. George Ill.,
NISTRICT COURT, St. Landry, No
81 HOBS BY virtue of an order OF seizure
and sale issued ont of the 9Th District Court
of the Stale of Louisiana, sitting in and for
the Parish OF st. Landry, i'll the above entitled
cause, and to me directed, | will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, at the Courthouse of said parish in the
town of Oprlousas, on SATURDAY the list
day of January. 1870. at Ii o'clock a NJ, tn"
following described property, seized to satisfy
said writ. to-wil:
SUGAR PLANTATION, called Belmont.
situated in the Parish of st. Landry, in town
ship number six south of range tour east. con-
tanning sixteen hundred and l4Il00 acres, more
or less, fully dellnratrl on a plan drawn bv
VIM. j. McCullnch, surveyor, and deposited
in the Citizens Bank.
Togethr with (466) four hundred and sixty
six shares of the mortgage stock of the Citi-
ems Bank Of Louisiana, attached 70 said
land.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to
furnish a stock note for the sum of fSS5OO)
eight thousand five hundred dollars falling
due on the first day of April 1870, and renew
able according to the charter Of the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana; and the balance cash
The purchaser to assume all the obligations
and responsibilities of a stakeholder of the
Citizens Bank of Louisiana, and the stock
note so furnished to be identified with the act
of mortgage by George Hill and wife in favor
the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, before Ad.
Boudousqaie, Notary Public in the City of
New Orleans, on the 3lst of August 1853, and
J.. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
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Elements of Greek. Language.
Taken from the Greek Grammar of James
Hadley, Professor in Yale College. l vol,
12mo. 81 so.
This volume is published in answer to the
frequent requests made for an %abridgment of
Hadley's larger Grammar suitable for begin
ners.
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Id. APPLETON & Co,

80, 90, "a GRAND STREET, New YORK.
Publish this day:
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MONDAY, January 3rd, 1870,

at bayou Chicot,
CEREkIN TRACT OF LAND together
with the buildings ana IMPROVEMENTS tlrr. on
in Bayou Chicot settlement, containing about
six huntsrd superficial acres. being the last
residence of T al. Ovrrton decreased, and
tn" same property purchased by Julia Gallot
tntrix from the Estate of 7. il. Ovrrton,
decreased, at Public sale February 4th 1867
10 be sold in lots ut fifty acres according to
law, with the exception of one lot to consist
of one hundred acres and the improvements
thereon.
Itrms.-CASII rrp
+. PERRODIN, .Auctioneef.
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j L DlCIAI N 7
HuDiic Sale

Estate q Ed~ord WHIT, deccased.
~ VIRTUE of an ordrr of the Honorable
~ Probate Court of the parish of st. Landry,
,hefe VIII be sold at public auction, to the
last aud highest bidder by the UNDERSIGNED
alct!onccr, on
FRIDAY, December 3lst, 1860,
on bayou Mallrt, in the palis- of st Landry.
til" following drscrih~d nror+fv belonging to
the Estate Of Edward Wikoff, deceased, late
Of said parish, to-wit
A LOT OF IMPROVEMENTS situated
on bayou Mall"t on land Of Jean Gallot, con:
sisting of q dwelling house, kitchen, corn
crib and about two thousand frncingep,ckets.
One lot Of household and kitchen furniture.
horned cattle, horse creatures and hogs, one
buggy, on" pair Of mules, one saddle and
bride and one goid watch
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USEFUL DEPARTMENT..

UTILIZING WEEDs.-Thc almost uni
versal practice of removing weeds from
the garden is certainly wrong. 1t is
poor economy to allow their growth in
the first place; put to collect them on
some barren, unoccupied spot, or per-
haps consign them to the street to be
dried and wasted, is impoverishing in
the extreme, Properly managed, SO Ear
from exhausting the soil, they make one
of the best fertilizers. Immediately af-
ter hceing, rake all together, and bury
them as compactly as possible five or six
inches below the surface of the ground.
Thus treated, not only are all the bene-
fits derived from gr%een.soiling secured,
but, in the fermentation which will fol.
low. the vitality of the seeds contained
will generally be destroyed. Expert
ence has proved the great utility of such
a course and those who may adopt it
will find the old and seemingly paradox
ical proverb verified, There is that
tendeth to poverty, and yet maketh
rich."-[Tilton's Journal Of Horticul-
ture and Floral Magazine.
~~~---@~.~~-~
PRESERVING EGGs.-A St. Louis cor
respondent ;sked information on this
subject. Mr. Curtis alluded 10 the no.
ton of pouring hot water over them, and
then packing in salt, but he said he had
no experimental information regarding:
lis feasibility. However, he could speak
with authority against ashes, which are
a perfect failure, and against lime, which
depreciates the price in market fully
fifty per cent. Nj. Bruen remarked that
his wife used salt for a long time with
perfect success. DR.. Smith remarked
that the mode in vogue in Russia, and
held in high esteem in Europe, is to
pack the eggs in a cask, small end down
ward, and pour melted tallow over them
For transportation this plan has special
attractions, and, as a general thing, he
was disposed to think it the best way.
Mr.. Gregory said he had seen the recon-
mendation to which Mr.. Curtis referred,
and that the practice of those who adopt
it is to put the eggs in a basket, and dip
them in boiling water for thirty seconds
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JUDICIAL
State OF LOuiSi14ll
Estate of Gusf0rc KczIefmp

Parish Court, ny
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PUBLIC SALE.

j. Nj. THOMPSON,
november 81. Sheriff