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Caution.

-.1., I'll A%s s&. 5TGktEf al IL
"A LII PERSONS are hereby. warned not VI
e IL trade for or negotiate the following. prom
issoiy notes, the. consideration for The same
having failed they will not. be paid as hna.iIri
~: ~ 5ssfsaf 5tt{ ssff q sHl bt+ ~@.
note for 5000 due J~annary Ist 1871.
ss9sl note a~furttS50U9 due january lss 1871.
note for $4,000 due January list 1879 I
Allthe above dated ali Opeiousas, La, july
18th, 1853, bearing 6fper cent inttrest from
date. payable al the Canal Bank New Orie.,
aps, signed by the SUBSCRIBERS, to ths,order uf
Isaac \ LitteA $500 .a IA
Also q due bill for $40, dated al BayouI
Bquf, La. October 4th.. 1863, signed .by Cook
~ Small, and payable to the order OF isaac Ft
Ldttelis, January LET, 1870 i /
s. ~ FREDERIC COOK.
Il h1aFk IVORY X. SMALL NJ
Bayou Bauf, st. Landry, LA, JAN 4th, 1870.
@AEx L a q - a - -
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=, John n. SAav ivs.g ID. tC#KeAer ct al
nIsTRIcT COURT, St. Landry, No. 1899
~ BY virtue Of an alias witt Of &. IA. issued
b. the Hon; Eighth District Court sitting in
and for the Parish Of st Lantry, in the above
entitled suit, and to me directed I will Offer
for sale at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the Courthouse Of said par.
sh. in the town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY
The 5th day 1T February, 1870 at u O'clock A.
y the following 'deseribed property seized to
satisfy, said, writ, to-wit: 7 44niE 81
"A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND Situated
in the Bayou hicotesettlement insths Parish
of Landry imeasaring one hundred and
twenty-five superficial AIRES, together with all
and singular the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, is bring the last residence Of
.Iamrs,Akenhsad, decreased tsst1 zas "a 81
= Terms-Cash. .aka5tptsa4 III na ,aJ (
~, gaw .ssttoa iBJ.sG HAFES, Sheriff !
Januarysl. III sf.4s i5.tFsfs -. tssf tzkz Ia =
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State Oh Louisiana.

PARISH COURT, ST. LANDKY.-No.- -. +
= Estate Of Cefane Lacasc.
.VEPHlRIN MANUEL, Of the Parish
AZ of St. Landry, having applied by his
petition to be appointed Administrator Of the
Estate OF Cetine Lacase. deceased, late
of the Parish of ST. Lsandryl:sa = g. I'D f
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. RICHARD. Clerk. <
Opelonsas, January %, 1870. *fi.i ri
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oct 81
; DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN. REMEDIES. 4
Use these only. and save time, health and

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Copper-colored blotches, Soreness Of the
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Eemoves all mercury from the system, and
Haves the blood pure and healthy 80 .
RR RTCHAU'S'G GOLDEN BALsAM No.
D cures Mercurial A Elections, Rheumatism
in all its forms, and gives immediate relief in
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Price Of either No. ]. or 2, $5 per bottle,
or&two bottles for $9 ~ ,hEFsW
nR. RICHAUas GOLDEN ANPIDoTE.
~ a rapid and 'radical'cure for all urinary de-
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nR. I1CHAU'S G LDEN .a ELIXIR
~ D'AMOUR,. q radical cure for Nervous
or General Debility, ID Old OF young; i1mnpart-
ing energy with wonderful effect. Price S.
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10 On receipt Of price these remedies will be
to any place, None genuine without
the name of "DR RICHAuS GOLDEN
REMEDIES, p B. RICHARDS, Sole Pro-,
= blown in glass of bottles II
Address DR.. RICHARDS, No. 22Ss Varick
st., New York. ~ ~tis raj
sA5-lV# 3fg9 ~ 49, ans e ,. "a
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|mod Estate II Adelaide Haukiins. =
HNHERE will be sold, by tvirtue of ansorder
ID of the Hon. Probate Court of The Parish.
of st. Landry. at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned AUG.
%tioneer, at the Courthouse of this parish in
the terwn of OPelopsas. on ~ ,.sn Vi,
Faesday, F. brnary 18TH, 1879.
the following described property belonging to
the estate Of Adelaide Hawkins deeeeased, to-
wit l.. .. "a J., t,,. :" - <f
A tract Of land. four miles southeast Of the
town Of Opelousas, measuring seventy super
fetal arpents, having three, and a half a1pents
front by twenty IN depth, bounded north by
lands OF Theodore C~hachere. south by lands
of Barnabe, east by lands Of Pierre Lemon,
and west by lands of - Wybles
Telms-Cash so
.f4F""F LIZ. LAsTRAPEs,
IAN Is Asa3 ~ 4xstaf{ Ng@ A,ct;onaer
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III. vega
Reasoning Power of ANNUAL .
By the Rev. JOHN SELBY WATSON, MA,
M. r.. s. L. L VOL, 12mo. Cloth. $50 pp.
9ts S3 No. fHsf 5o @a.tsa.-,t~ ',a@,ssas,a
u The object Of this book is to show that the
inferior animals, or many Of them, have a por-
ton Of thattreason which is possessed by man.
This argument is enforced by a vast number
of authentic and entertaining anecdotes, illus
trating* the general intelligence Of ANNALS
their judgment, sagacity, power Of communi-
eating thoughts, moral feelings, sense Of JUS
tee, etc. Ttag u s@tFsag 4: @@sa,t a. lu1 ar IL
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"A FRESH sUPPLYt9F u1
CIR CERIES OF ALL KINIS
Consisting in part of Ia"
FLOUR. SO Bbls. and ! Bbls.
SAGO,
JAVA CoFFE,
r WESTERN DAIRY CHEESE,
TETE DE MORT
MUNSTER -"
GREEN ,,
LIMBIJRG
CORN BEEF,
" WESTERN BUTTER, ,.mt.,
GOSHEN .,,"
CRANBERRIEs. ia. ''.1".~
MACkERELS, W. .--..,f
COD FISH. .s. ...r.,,
DRIED HEARINGS, ...t.. -.,
PICkLEDf I" = 81 .rr,.
DRIED SALMON, IT,.
MINCE MEAT,
CHICKEN,
sUCCoTAsHa CORN, PIN Cans.
FINE FRENCH CANDIES, .t 3.
~" ASSORTMENT CORNETS,
&c.,, TOBACCO -
CIGARS. ~,"@.'f IN Ht"1'.: Fl p
CIGARETTES, .''ti ''i.
. FINE CHEWING TOBACCO,
" NAVY " ""is -sH d
FINE LIQUORS.: @s'|a .
.- CHAMPAGNE, /,
CLARET, .if.i
RHINE VINE. ".''' 80" II t1i" l.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF "
HARDWARE,
ii TIN WARE. 5-'"Es "'' .../f vi
WILLOW WARE. -f q I -
PIPES AND STEMS, ''''-0' b:
And many other things toe numerous to
MENTION
E N t.F...q. -
ALI Cheap for CASH.
Oct. %, '69-tf
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Notice.

A IL PERSONS holding claims agains'
"A the Estate of @. Hinckley, deceased, are
requested to present them either to the under.
signed at Washington La, or to M-ssrs
Moore 4 Morgan. attys., at zOpelousas La.
for approval and classification.
-'.- "a. D. LALANNE. Syndic.
+ ~declS-2ts. ..r.. e.
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Notice.

Notice. tbteHt bias
LII persons having claims against tho
IN estate Of John Haggendoorn deceased.
are requested to present the sanletos the un-
dersigned; and aIipefsons indebted 10 said
estate, win find u TO their advantage To- pay
s. J. BARRY, Adnr,
Jan 22-5t
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Al The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance
Company being a Home Institution. it should
be preferred by citizens of the South for ma
ny reasons. We will, however, enumerate
only two or three,
l. The money invested in it is retained at
home, where it assists in promoting Western
and Southern trade and commerce., in build
ing up towns and cities. in developing our
rich mineral and agricultural resources, in
building our great lines of railroad. and in
cnltivating our boundless prairies. For these
reasons Southern aud Western men should
insure in it. 70 .t r.,r .... .r. H.. b"
2, AS its funds are all invested where high
rates of interest prevail, it can grant insurance
cheaper and pay better dividends than any
Eastern Company. For this reason all per.
sons desiring to make a certain and safe pro-
vision for their families. should insure in it. Il
~ 3. Its Local Board Of Louisiana Directors
being composed of men of high standing in
the community. is a sufficient guarantee that
widows and orphans will be protected in their
rights, when policies issued by this Company
mature by reason of death or otherwise. This
feature is peculiar to this company, fno other
institution beyond the limits Of the State hav-
ing a local board and is, therefore, ii worthy
of the highest consideration.
Ali kinds of Policies are issued by this COM
pany, All policies non forftitlng
This company makes no charge for policy,
fee or stamps.
The Louisiana Branch Office is in the sto.
ry Building, mp stairs, No. 3. corner Camp
and Common streets, opposite City Hotel.
%; State Agent for Louisiana,
> oct Sly New Orleans.
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QuietuS.
AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE OF LOUISIANA,
a3s sfis New Orleans, Deer. 22d. 1869.

,EX7HEREAs. j. j. Butler, Tax Collector
i w in and for the Parish of ST. Landry,
through his securities, has exhibited to me-,
the undersigned Auditor Of Pubic Accounts
Of the State Of Louisiana. the receipts Of A..
,Dubuelet, State Treasurer, in full for the paw.
mentt of thh State taxes due BY said Butler for
the year 1858, and also the receipts iii full for
the licenses on trades, professions and occu-
paGionst ffser the year 1869, and The special one
per cent. tax Of 1868 1, therefore, issue this
Quietus, on the part Of the State for the taxes
and licences Of said parish for the years above,
stated and the Recorder Of the Parish Of
~, Landry, will please cancel the bonds Of
said J.J Butler. 2 = Ftfs pt&
Given under my hand and seal Of Office, the
day and date above Written. a.pF
s4! plSigned.) s4t g. "a. EWICKLIFFE, 1t.
[seal. Auditor Of Public Accounts
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MHE HOL6s BRIDGE ateBiaek Lake hsav
1 ing been completed in accordance will
the act Of the Police Jury authorizing the
same. viii on and after this aate Us open
til the public asa Toht Bridge at the following
rates Of toll st.asatti a93 J
For als personson fool. i. .s-...:... S
$ horse andfider 90. = e. ~ ....- 20 10
single horse and buggy -. ....2 30
Ail vehicles drawn bJy two animals..... rs
,ss..s.s.s - & -FOUR - 80. /. 80
n y .sa.aes y ftsss six t 49, . IN
led steck nsr head 81 Fs
stock driven scross VI bridge. ri
Accommodations fpr tfsyelsTs and droves Of
OeeVrs asu fdrsescan baastad # the bridge.
y TrausSsss s.nss MaEs 1lsi, sps akases. !
Slim 7. n. MccRoRY.
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fTRF@T u IL k.tas& 3EFR&Ffs8H ATF - -
linz IL Notice.. frL u
'vTvHE PUBLIC is hereby Informed that
l. hereafter we will charge sfhe following
rates Of storage; r 'ftf.t 91"tT'et. .~eE -
o. On all iup,-treight t~wentysfse per cent of
freight bill at present Steamboat fase.AtHf .n
7 On, all cotton stored with us, stwenty.fve
cents per bale .Ne''as afs!shi i,sss @da H6a Il
On all cotton weighed by 'us,a twenty-five
cents per baie.!ia n .5t3b
On all sugar stored with u.s. ffty'cents per
hugshead. ,.f
EIOnsalt m6lasses stored with pssy twenty five
s sshss Fl p4 y 4 an9 h pfffyfY4 sssnifAs pr half
n. B. The above rates are per month, or
fraction of a month. HID p
1r Il xsr4 nyK PITREs e. GARRIEREs
VIM A. ROBEkTSON &cO,
; .8ts@8b - ~*4+gQFFUIE 40 STAGG.aIR
sWashington, Jan,y LIST, 1870 j~an22-tfst
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''<' 7"t*a d Notice. : 't's" ''"F'''
Parish Of ST. Landry, {

YVES D'AVY, Recorder In and TO, the
L. Parish of st. Landry, do hereby certify
that's On the two different quietusas on file ia
my office, one from the Auditor of Public, Aea
lsounts1for}tne state Of Louisiana, the other
from Thomas 9 Anderson Treasurer of the
Parish efst. Landry, Eshave cancelled and
s is''9nl q r.. H. s eo9sf q Il y e hl J; Butler, y Cob ,.
'' In testimony uhereof, i l heTsi;nt,o .s:aa and !,
afEs lie sesl' i ny, oasss, It, opsioass s. this this
Is January A.aD. 1s70,h..,t Il
} iPnY4s . "A 4 YVES DAYY Recorder. =
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USEFUL DEPARTMENT.
Tea asad Coffee.

Halls douyxa Of HeazA says: TAX
ing into accouat the habits of the peo-
pie, tea and coffee for supper and break
last add TO human health and life, if a
single cup be taken at either meal, and
il never increased in strength, frequency
or quantity. If they were mere stima-
lants, and were taken thus in moderation
aad with uniformity, they would in time,
become inert, Or the system would be-
Gene so habituated to their employment
% to- pensain i'm the same relative posi-:
ton to them as if they had never been
used and consequently, as to- themsel-
yes they had better never have been
used, as they are liable to abuse. But
science and fact unite in declaring them
to be nutritious as well as stimulant !;
hence they will do a new. good to the
system every day to the end Of life, just
! % bread and fruits do; hence we never
get tired of either But the use of bread
and fruits is daily abused by multitudes,
and dyspepsia and, cholera morbus re-
suits; yet we ought to forego the use of
tea and COTE, because their inordinate
rse gives neuralgia and other ailments.
But the habitual use of tea and coffee,
at the last and first meals Of the day, has
another high advantage--is productive
Of incaleulable good in the way of avert
ing evils; ,,,sgy z~ysAxe,qt .stl7nfy ~
We will drink at our meals, and if we
do not drink these, we will drink what
TO- ~worss---cod water, milk or. alcoholic
mixtures. The regular use of these last
will lead the young 70 drunkenness; the
considerable employment of simple milk,
at meals. by sedentaryl people-by ALL,
except the robust--will either constipate,
oe, render bilious while cold water
largely used, that especially ia cold
weather, attracts to itself so much of
the heat OF; ths system, in raising said
watertto the temperature of the body
about one hundred degrees-that the
process Of digestion is arrested ; in the
meanwhile, giving rise to . deathly
sickness Of the stomach, to twisting
pains, to vomitings, purgang, and even
TO cranaps. sss s1ab f2a7 9EFr ,@ss; |
@5nrffS 60 AZ Ia All : l
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TAT OF LOUISIANA,
I9s PARISH. OF ST.. LANDRY. -

.Es-Ef-s ST LE4 THbA&-gEstfItEf43 tgf.As4k agt#+ ~
/, Yves D1'ayy, Recorder in and Tor the Par
i I 3. ct ". Landry 90 hereby certify that the
cord ID my Office. and that | am the keeper of
tile same. @sE tzt2 A#3fhfNsEi wi ,5ssf
T In testimony whereof, I hereunto sign, and
afix the seal Of my Office at Opeiousas. this
9Th December. AID 1863 tes45f al
lseal a9tis YVES DAVY. Recorder,
~ Jan.il arnE ta.Iug.n e : 80
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CaIipIls and sultans;

CaIiplls and S~taltans; a so i'7,..
Being TALES omitted in the usual editions of
the Arabian Nights Entertainments, re-
wTittsntand rearranged ybyfSILHASUst HAN
LEY. IVoL LIMO. Printed on toned; pa
per- $2f50. a,St s'sgscJ ..~aJr tsgs. eyfa '-
: The tales here presented are these which
were omitted in the English version Of the
Arabian Nights, and are Uttered as an Appen-
dix to that popular work. Iassaaz e
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1 ases 4as Nv.


Ph0spIhorescesace ~ = t'si ~ ;.
,Or.iTHE Emission OF LIGHT BY MIN,
ERALS. PLANTS AND ANIMALS. BY
]. u. .PHiPsoN, Member Of the Chemical
Society Of Paris l vol l6no., 2lOpp.-
~ Prics, $lf7h. & ptffsa iBlt3< lT
The author says: e have brought forward
id b represent volume every case Of Phosphor.
~escence which II Has been I'd my power TO OBJ.
tssip, after seeking ffosrs and stud Wing the phs-
pomena in the whole domain. Of Mature. a
Phosphereseence, whether manifested BY the
glow.worm, the Bologna stone, a fungus, or d
falling star, is. generally looked upon as an I'M
explained and mysterious production Of light
hope, nevertheless. that I have been able ID
.sxtricate il 4 LITTLE. from the oobsscunritty, ID which
il has hitherto been, enHgeloped," ,',t,3D., d
II IL III { .a4nfaE afl VII ttf .gists3 Al III
y fia3ih5as 7t4sfe 49i .sgas h,m ~
,}efi 5iE4ts goiif7aaia1s5 / ,aab 49fs3t4a ~
.atts ns
,fk a'1a fIjlis
5tlsiieif .aftft fsitRsi 4 !
tanpIEassI eBuo4
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Price, Ey Eeafs.

q HAs'Haa sHSs EeAtss 84 N
u tina ii the most completely iIlnssrstsd boon
IA M Civ Al New Yu-k ever issnaS snss
while valuable W snieleeans frssiiento of the
Gityste strangers xisising is, il also is'ef great
ssfaice aBk d lguidt, botffas regards the town
proper and the ps principal suba- han places.
Sent FREE BY HALL to any address on 70.
ceipt Of the price.
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Origin Of Beefstealks,

-4sl i1he6dis5overy ofsthe chief sources of
-s'4 fhAasaah experiment has al been atsribnt-
\ sppRs fabalops origin fi5l;i in thhea an
cieas worlde The story. of that impor-
tant feature ofsdinnef, the bsefsteak,
was 'fhhs given In the middle ages:
Luclas Plaucus, . Roman of rank, was
ordered by the Emperor Traian. for
some offence, I'll act as q of the menial
~ ,,ssahscilfffcsrs III Japfitasff. He resisted but
1 was All length dragged to The altar.
lss There the ,fsagmsnts Of the. ret were
~ laid a4pUn the fire, and the unfortunate
IN senator was forcibiy compelled To- burn
81 them. FL the process III roasting, one
of theislioes slipped of the Goals, and
y. was caught BY Piaucusl ia It's fall. IT,
n \: Burned hisEfgsfs. and BIZ itstinctively.
as thrust Them into his mouth. In that
~ moaHent pc bad made saeagrand discoy,
Is cry that thetasts al d slice thus carbo.
mated vas beYon1 Ill the old sodaen
aueeokeiX Bone. n dew. e1bedient to
save bic dignity was suggested, and he
at once evifaced his sobedience to the
aesllsapasogs ID seeming To ID through the
exercises with due regularity, and .kis
!, sscoTp of The employment BY turning The
whole ceremony into matter Of Appetite.
HS swallowed every slliic,ee., dleslluaed Ira.
q 5ap, dsfsasdad Jupiter, and inseatsd the
r bsessaeaksasuch discovery could not
y % ioi1ly coneealad che sacrifices began
asaltto dlsappesE Nithsa rapidity and salts.
s1aetIons t4 the tparfiss fna s~.a~i;n
to 30 aanatissds p.nhes nsissts al .Iupiter
!, asaopseassas prassice With delight, and
hNing n Olympus mint have been soon
starved # he depended aohL an share of
.rsshesgo6@ ~fhinaslof Rerne.
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For sale.
dU3 @8fAL - :
On Long Credit-s1, 2, 3 audA Years.

eEsHE Terrell Place, formerly the old resi-.
l. dence of Dr.. James NJ. THOMPSON, con.
tanning quo arpents with improvements con-
sisting of 4 dv8alling house. GIN house. eabins.
&c, will be sold on the I'LL On February next.
at 10 o''elock. on the premises, in lots Of fifty
arpelts or more Arg. person can purchase
privately before the daY Of sale BY applying
Vt MAYO'S Drug Store
Jan II5-3
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- ut kUF"Y 81 = 8JEET#F GH4f# g
asass Ut .eaT.am ID y.sag~n ..sr.Ju
st vi 1t}@f4 aou9 >a}5H5ot 4st-GuuHMfny
ps , s3ts5a. eHH ,stia5rarrnt ef.I an r. r. IT,
~ @sst1ki&d ii ~ 4g.s,s NJ "l 500. Il rgsg.
,lTT 81 - sHai ~ TIT rxHaf r. sla,..
.tfa t2tiia tas :aasstH3laa gpa74rrqaI
20 n 1,&s.s9 f.fg.lltaa -sjEayIos - ~sra d
? fHsf fa'd tfrE - 1r45a.mtx't sI
psts as1ss 81 81 ne ~ 9a lag ,y,,st'b
taai3 ~ ,haaf VI .ts3a VI, n 'Bug5.l,Ers
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H. , =, Medical Examiners: 20 rr
w. G. AUSTIN,M d j. N. FOLWELL, MD
Louisiana Directors

I ~ ,i Louisiana Directors:
Guv:C Fl. tMOUT0N, Of C. H. Mouton & Co
JUDGE E. T. MERRICK, OF Race, Foster &
s,- E. T. Merriek. q.rt.:-.
F. H. HATCH, of Samuel Smith a. Co
c. CHISM, Of Chism u Boyd 81,
JAMES JACKSON, of Jackson & Manson
OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G., w. Bancker
& Co 3" ''
THOMAS F1TZWILLIAM, of T. Fitzwill-
lam q Co. 1T"
R S. MORSE, Prietor City Hotel
GEN. BIB. SHINES .,i .-sE1 a..fH
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-.-.s
" Il. i. HART S co., b
", 4..rr. Wholesale Dealers, ; . 100
importers and Commission Merchants,
GrocerfesS Drugs,
Nos. 70, IS, II & 70 %Tchoupitoulas St.,
New Orleans, Lin.

We keep constantly Oh han 1 Sugar, Coffee,
Teas, Spices, Liquors, Segars, Tobacco. Pro
visions and all! descriptions of Groceries,
Drugs. Chemicals. Dye Stuff, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes. Window Glass, and Patent Medi-
cines. noy27-lv
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NOTICE.

7'7 g.. 80 30.
THE TOLL BRIDGE across the BAYOU
j Carron at Washington, having been com.
pleted in accordance with the act of the Police
Jury authorizing the same, will on and after
this date be open to the public as a Toll Bridge
at the following rates of toll: IL ii So.
For all persons ON foot. ......... S
" horse and 1T
" single horse and buggy
/. ~ horse and cart NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
All vehicles Drawn by two animals. ....--.25
"' "l'~"A four II" -. :. - 80
q \ :" a2h'e.- !" six p, g .-G!-35
6 led stock. per head S
" stock driven across the bridge-.....-.! 2A
= The. following discount will be allowed to
all persons. purchasing tickets II Pr ".aif -
lu package of % co., 10 per cent. discount;
" " 10 90. Is "yf 'sse~t.,.r" ~
"hg IF -" 20 90, IS I" &c ~
~ BENZ. WoODWoRTH, III
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TyHE MECHANICS ASSOCIATION will
meet every Saturday evening. between
8 and O'Clock, 81 it's usual place
By order Of the President.
Jan. 15-1m SOLOMON D'AVY.
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For coughs and colds. Drongoole q Cos
Pectoral ~yl Ta'
Chronic bronchitis, use Dromgoole. g. Co.'S
Pectoral. & ssfs.ts st p
The best espectorant,, Dreangoele 81 cos
Pectoral. faa tte
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.Eaglish Female RlIteass cures all.females. A.
+ + II cures cross, grabbed and tretful
wives. ~
E. +. B cures pale. clliorctie girls. a3o3 st5
Mysteries and melancholy cared with E. r..
b. /. arfa Yaa
The great uterine tonic, English FenaIe Bit
q 50 s .afsass ,seatfI 74s.}fu & I'll e@
E:.F B. for all Irregular uterine actions. 'sal
Leucotrhoea and pfoiapssus nterris cured with
Il. F..B y h''saf AaHsef9a ftfsafx4fss
b, 7. =. cures Old chronic female Complaints.
For paipitafion.. swimming and Igfddiness of
the head, cold hands, use L. FNB..fA3s '9
Pretty, smiling faces impaired BY Eff. b..
Pale. feeble and ernaeiated females use Z r b
a. F4B is the siekfy woman s hope. s9
tcaoalinfoft id The : turn Of iife.."' .dE.@F.sB.
After your sick wife has tried three or four
doctors and half dozen Old IgyrrsanriHes,,a let her
use one bottle E. F.hB..& HSfs7@Sftio
7. B cures oil diseases peculiar to females.
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