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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-06-17
In historY ofIabor, embodied i'm the

In history ofIabor, embodied in the
report Of the, Massachusetts Bureano of
Labor Statistics, it is stated during the
reign aHenry VIII-thirty-eig
years-the number of robbers, thieves
and vagrants executed in England was
about Y, 900, or about 90 per year, and
in the reign of Elizabeth "hardly a
year passed by wherein 800 OF 400 of
them were not devoured and eaten up
by the gallOws, in one place or anOth-
er."
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In the IdahOPenitentiaryt the prison.
ers occupy their time with Bible classes,
whereupOn local newspaper says that
the ''mOral atmosphere inside the walls
is of a much higher tone than that of
the rest of the Territory"
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gg0Etru.
- -
THE FARMER FEEDETEI All.
BY CHARLES G. LELAND.

BY CHARLES G. LELAND.
My lord rides through his palace gate,
Ny lady sweeps along in state,
The sage thinks long on many thing,
And the maiden muses. on marrying;
The minstrel muSeth merrily,
The sailor pIOughs the fOaming sea,
The huntsman kills the red, red deer,
And the soldier wars without cen fear,
But fall to each, whate'er befaU,
The farmer he must feed them ali.
Smith hammereth cherry red the sword,
Priest preacheth pure the Holy Word,
Dame Alice WOrketh embroidery well,
Clark Richard tales Of love can tell,
The taD-Wife sells her fOaming beer,
Dan fisher fiSheth i'll the mere,
And cOurtieTS Tuftle, strut and shine,
Wnllc pages bring the gascOn wine:
But fall to each, Whate'er belall,
The farmer he must feed them all.
Man builds his castles fair and high,
Wherever river Tunueth by
Great cities rise in every land, .r-..... -.
Great churches sheW the builders hand,
Great arches, monuments and towers,
Fire palaces and pleasing bowers;
Great work is done, bet here or there,
And we'll man wOrketh everywhere;
But work or rest, whate'er befall,
The farmer he must feed them all.
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mission in the NeapoIitan service; be
ing eventually driven from thai also,
he turned sWindler, carb-sharper and
swell mObsman. Latterly, having es-
capped from Australia, he has infested
the chief English lines of railway un-
der various disguises, and from time to
time chlOroforned and robbed any
passenger who were unlucky enough to
travel with him by night alone"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-06-17

The following conveys a melancholy
picture of the prospects of the medical
profession in the neighborhood of Paris.
\ young physician writes to druggist
in the Rue de Rambuteau, Paris ssSira
! deeply regret to inform you that it is
simply impossible for me to meet nv bill
of3S0 francs, and I beg you to renew the
same. We are, indeed, having fright
ful time of it here; positively not soul
i'll in the whole country side. Your des-
pairing (des0yc) servant, :" etc.
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Vanderbilt IS said to be be distribut-
ing his property to his heirs. After
the manner Of John Jacob Astor, he
has lately transferred So, 1000, 900 to one
of his children for the nominal consid-
Grafton ofS1.
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LADIES, JUST THINE.-We clip the
following from The Richmond EUe8i7g
NelUS: How astOnished some of our
fashionable ladies would be if q certain
law passed in England, in 177O, just a
century ago, were re-enacted! ! Any
person who shall, by means Ofrouge or
of blanc, Of perfumes, Of essences, Of
artificial teeth, Of false hair, Of cotton
EspagnOI (whatever Cbat may be), Of
1770), Of high heeled shoes, or of fal
hips (can such things be), entice any
ofhis Majesty's male subjects into mar
riage, shall be prosecuted for sOTcery,
and the marriage shall be declared null
and void" What glorious help this
law would give to the divorce courts!
THE Cow TREE.-' Among the GU
TiOus phenomena which presented
themselves to me in the course of my
travels" says Humboldt, % confess
there were few by which my imagina-
ton was so powerfully affected as by
the cow-tree. On the parched side Of a
rock on the mountains of Venezuela,
grows a tree with dry and Ieathery To-
liage, its large woody roots scarcely
penetrating the ground. For several
months in the year its leaves are not
mOistened by a shower; its, branches
look as if they were dead and withered;
but when the trunk is bored, a bland
and nourishing milk flows from it. 1t
is at sunrise that the vegetable fountain
flows most freely. At that time are
seen coming from all parts, provided
with bowl to receive milk, which
grows yellow and thickens at its sur
face. Some empty their vessels on the
spot, while others carry them to their
children. One imagines he sees the
family af a shepherd who is dristribut-
ing the milk of his flock"
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VIauI Il-a-tt nIdII WHO lives WIJIl lis
family in one of the large iron tubes
used in the construction of the bridge.
He was too poor to buy or rent even
the humblest frame cabin, so he adopt
ed this singular expedient He has
constructed neat stone fireplace in
his house, and here the wife and two
children manage to live and get their
frugal meal.
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g. = 80 oIGh.
Pulaski College.
Re-opens Monday, Jan. gath, 1870.

y. D. WALLACE, a. NJ,
Principal and Professor of Mathematics.
Mrs. \. d. WALLACE,
Drawing, Painting, Supervision Of Prima-
~ Department. and Matron.
PROF. CIIAS. 0. PAPE,
RkProtcssor of Music.
MRS. CuAS. O. FAPE,
Teacher Of Music.
MRS. ELLA I. RASBERRY,
Preparatory Department.
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RATES OF TUITION.

Tuition und Board one half in. advance.
Day pupils morthly as heretofore, if pre-
fcrrcd.
The Second Term of the Third Sessi on
closes with examination, June 23d. 1870.
Vocal and. Instrumental Concerts will be
given during the closing week by the pupils
unQsSiStei by amateurs. ---- r-....
ian22-Iy Al. WALLACE, Princial.
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The IN public is not general
ly = for each half ounce of
matter it is now paying
g as much to Paris, or any
nee, as to London, or any
md. This is owing to the
r postal relations with
mending of which there
Immediate prospect.
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SUNDRIES.

Ex-President johnson and family
will sail for Europe in June.
Tartar-emetic pie detected @ lunch
thief in a Vermont school. -
A drove of1O, ,O0Osheep recently pass
ed through Stockton, Cal. l1a-E sss "a
Fernando Wood wears the most
ponds of any lady in WASH
s0O copies of Ihe report of the
asOA-AIcF Farland trial have been
total number of cattle in the va
European States is not less, it is
saTo, than 81, 100000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
systems Kun Down.

Persons often allow their systems to run down, "
or rather run them down by oyer-work accompan-
led by neglect OF the proper means Of invigors-
ton. The result is what is called GENERAL
DEBlMTY;" in other words failure and partia
collapse Of the physical forces accompanied, usual
y by great depression Of spirits. .lt
The best remedy In such cases is Hostetters
stomach Bitters Whether the state of exhaustion
has been brought on by excessive ply steal labor,
dissipation, anxiety of mind, exposure, or any other
cause, the remedial effect of this great stomschic
will be found equally prompt and certain AS a
restorative after severe sickness has Frustrated the
bodily and mental energies, it is pronounced by
competent medical authority "THE BEsT TONIC in
USE" If men were not foolishly careless about
their health, and over confident in themselves they
would always, when engaged in any work that
required great exertion, use corresponding means
of sustaining their strength. For this purpose
Hostetter's Bit.ers are invaluable. All toilers
should use them as an inyigorlnt,
For those constantly employed in indoor occu-
pations, especially in crowded workshops, they
NAY be reckoned Us the very best safeguard OF
health. Where there is ptedispositon to oonsti-
patton, or tendency to biliousness, they may be
truly said to be a specific for which there is no sub
stitute. 800
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Ayers -Ague Cure.

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever hemittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malar,ous, marsh, or mlasmatio
poisons.
As its name implies, it docs Crp'c. and does not
FAIL Containing neither Arsenic, Quiniue, Bis.
muth. Zine nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, it in noVise Injuries any pa.
tient. The number and Importance of lis cures
lin The aeuc districts, are literally beyond account
and we believe without q parallel In the history
or tgue medicine, Ow pride is grahled by the
we receive Jl the radical cures
effected i'm obstinate case, and where other rem.
edie- had wholly filed,
Un0cc,imatcd persons, either resident p, on
travelling through mia-matln localities, viii DO
protected by taking the iGJE tJRE daily.
tor Lircr Complains, arising nom torpid
fly on the Liver, t u an excellent remedy, -thnu.
Lting the liver into healthy activity
For Bilious Disorder. and Liver Complaints, 70
is au excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, whore other medicines hhl
llod
Prepared by Dir. r. e. AVER & Co, Praeticd
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass ana
told gIl round the world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

NV YoaK, August lstb 1850


Allow me to call your attention to NV papp,p
ALTON OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHU. T5o
component parts ar, 1UCHU, Loye ",
CUBEBs, JUNIPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PRspAa RATION --Buchu, in vacuo J,-,
per Berries, by iistillation, to form e,o -.
Cubebs extracted by displacement with s,'-9.'
obtained from Juniper Berries; very little sugsr q.
used, and small proportion Of spirit. til mo.
palatable than any now In Ese.
Buchu as prepared by Dru lgists, Is Of 5..-
color. 1t IS plant that emits its fragrance. ,to
action Of flame destroys this its active pripeirls,
leaving dark glutinous decoction. Mine is ~
color of ingredients. The Buchu in my prepare.
ton predominates; the smallest quantity of tho
other ingredients are added, to prevent ferments-
ton; upon inspection 1t will be found not to baa
Tincure, as made in Phgrmacopea, nor f. II
Syrup-and therefore can DO used in cases ybs,s
fever or Inflammation exiat In this, You have
the knowledge OF the ingredients, and the mode n
preparation.
Hoping that you will favor II with a trial sr9
that upon nspe 2tion It will meet with your appro
baton.
With feeling OF profound confidence.
am, very respectfully
H. 7, HELMBoLD,
Chemist and Druggist of 10 Years Experierca
From the Largest Manufacturing Chemists IN tho
World.)
t..4fss. NOVEMBER 4, 1864.
~ an acquainted with Mr.. VI. T. Helmbold he
occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence
and was successful IN conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before him
Ihave been favorably impressed with his character
and enterprise"
,.t WILLIAM WEIGHT&AN,
Firm of Powers and WeightmGn, MANUFACTURING
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, PhNa.
delphis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
~ nJAKRIED I.AnIEs
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ob M0seS sir james Carks FsBlale Ris ertonloely
OoUETRRFEfTED The genuine haze NE F,1Dis Of "JOb
BOSESn on edcb package. An others are WORTHLESS.
", BIN ali cases where the GENUINE cannot be
obtained, One Dollar, with fifteen cents for postage
enclosed to the sole proprietor. JOB MOSES, is Cort
landti rect, New York viii insure bottle OF the qeu
me, containing Fifty Pills. by return mail Stersl sdla
rom any kpowledge OF Is ccntents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

NypFNG ItN ,aHHras from Nervous >ehills
Is Premature Decay, sell ause, &C., a10d to'
ts#ra.. @H...v# s- t-t Ns rrNsan
.r1vINE~ AID gUHuAt2E.-g RtBP HuB.
q BARD 3 tH s8 and agt south MEter street.
,Eigaaa MANTLE, Gaeead Steel and Iron Wire Rope,
#.- F6en. uga4 n, EaHse oats, Anchors APO Lh8ias
FH f tsHrka ard Nsr rs, Nety
.s.ses. -saa -g.Es Fsgor Covers aud ltss
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Sprfial A1tites.
joe ae3gE s.
BIZ Iamag ClarkgIa Pemale p

These Invaluable Pills untailng in the cure Of s
those painful and dangerous oiseases 70 which the
female constitution is subject They moderate all eT
aud remove all obstructons from ateyer
TO MARRIED LADIES
The are particularly suited. They Will IN short time
oring the monthly period with regularity: and
Although very powerful contain nothing burtfu 70 the
constitution. In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Aztec
tons, Pains in the Back and Limbs FATIGUE slight
sIertion, Palpitation OF the Heart, b ystercs and
Whites, they will effect when sll other means
have taliei. The pamphlet around each package has
full directions and advice will be sent tree to al
lu-iiLr fnrA a Erna.n nhS tlnI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

will radically exterminate from the system diseases
arising from habits of dissipation at little expense,
little or no change in diet, no inconvenience or
exposure; completely superseding those unpeasant
and dangerous remedies CopaiYa and Mercury IN
all these diseases.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

| SEE aOteili.e ot DT. BUTTS Dsrensa.
/ ty, head q, Book for the MiIOu-N AEEIAGE
| G0i1E-iu another column il should be
rnaN LE NJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

JE7NE q ALNINI importers aud dealers in
Artists Materials, and leading FrescJ PANT
era Of the Vest, l52 and lj4 South Clark
street, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

Are stll drawing large houses 81 MoYiokers,
Aikers Museum and the Dearborn, aud the
Engli.h Opera, OF .ha Riohings.Rernard
troupe under the management Of q. D. Hess,
at the Opera House has teen magnificent
success. I.
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the CONSTITUTIONS

once affected with Organic Weakness, requires the
aid of Medicine to strengthen and invigorate the
system, which HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT bUCHU
invariably does. If no treatment is submitted to,
Consumption or Insanity ensues.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

paEurHs reaeiycdlH a-haud tesF a.d
m ash hv .hA kingston Es.a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

policy ln tAa Washington Leo ogavd way
10 do H.
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AvR3
Rateau Il ~cu0lutiou.

N. O. DUHON avertit messieurs les plan
te"rs de la paroisse st.Jacques ct DIES paroisses
v%oisines Quill fait fabriquer a leur intention les
rateaux don't il est l'invenleur.
Son rdteau 4 fsves, CONNIE p'usieurs ont pn
lie voir sur Fhabitation G. Robinson, fait avec
I'M homme senl ct deux mulets, dams l'espace
dune journee,le travail de vingt.cinq hommes.
Immense economic de bras ct de temps.
N. Dnhon repondra aussi promp,ement cue
possible aux demandes qni lui eeront fai,es.
L'occasion est favorable.
lie temps veut que la machine supplee au
manqne de ira vailleurs.
Prir modsres, ct bonnie contection.
S'adresser a NJ. Onezime Duhon, habi,a,ion
I. Robinson, ~paroisse S..Jacques, GU bien a
Al. DuAon, par lettre 1 l'adresse du Convent
Foste-O!bce. 5 fev. ON.
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A We NDRE.
Apparel a claryfer lie rin de came

w 1919
Jai Thonneur d'offrir aux habitants de ce,te
paroisse ct des paroisses ~voisines mon
APPAREL d cloriGer le rin de came.
Get APPAREL a gaz sulfureux, paten'e, comm
de beaucoup ct employee avec le plus grand
success, lonctionne dams Ia perfection. n ne
derange pas lie vim de came dams son par.
cours, ~n'occupe qu'un espace de 90 pouces
cares. refouie le gaz dams 3 pieds ct 3 pieds l
de profondeur, refroidit autant quill est neces.
saire lie gag pour alder 4 Ia condensation.
Get APPAREL en- bois ct en- plomb offre les
garantiss %voulnes de dur6e.
la prix est de $3.50, sill est fourni par moi
81 rhabitant le fabrique lui-meme, je reserve
500 CONNIE droit de patente ct privilege
~dinventeur.
de pompe etab!i, Pappareil peut e,re place ct
fonctionner dams une DEM heure.
L'habi,ant qui ne serait point ~saiisfait de
Peficaci,e de mon APPAREL pourrait le rem.
voyez sans crainte ct sans payer.
CONNIE je ne puts suffire aux nombrenses
ct journalieres commandes, j'autorise phabi.
tant, tout en- ~sauvegardant mon privilege ct
mon droit de patente ct d%'inventeur, 1 on
fabriqusr m lui-mame.
QUAINT aux personnes qui ne 10 connaissent
point encore, Giles peuvent se renseigner
anpres dc MN. Webre frsres, ]. Gabrielle,
Nelvil Lebeuf Ferry, Florent Fortier, Stvsrin
Tresue, etc.. tous planteurs, habitsnts, su-
criers ct hommes comp4tsnts.
Nous prions NM. les habitants do faire leur
commando 10 plus tot possible.
~voisInss.
,~s'.dre.set ! N. Philippe Paills. Saint
Jacques, habitation M. B. Cantrells,-Can.
t9eiIe P. O.
PHIIrrg PAflLI
Mecanicien sucrisr.
St.Jacsues, 10 Sept. 1870. Pm.
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Emporium Store.

N, J. ]TEISSlER fat savoir a sa nombreuse
clientele ct au public en- GENERAL que:
Onlre sou tres-erand assortment varie, bien
cho'sl, CONSIGNMENT renouvei6 de
Marehanaises Sechcs, Aireerie, Bonneierie,
Ciaussures pour danes, cadets, f~llcttes
ct e%nfants, Qnincaiileric, Sellerie, Par
tumcrle, Pharmacie, Chnpellcrie,
Wooden Ware, Wins des premiers
F. crhs at Liqoears dss meilIeurs mar.
0ueS, Iabacs sous touies les lor,nes,
Cisares ct Cigarettes de la Havanc, Ell
INFINITE d'anires articles trop nombreux
pour a,re enumeres, il wien, do recevoir de
N-Loais, D'reciemeni, un grand assortment d.
rroduits de l'ousst!
lels que: FarIne, Pore, Graisse, Jsmbons
cures an sucre ct ansres, Epaules fumees,
Whiskey, Savon, ChandeIIes, Amidon,
Ftonage, Avoinc, etc, etc, etc.
Au prix de- IL Nouvellc-orloaus.
TT ces Marchandises sont
Supfrieures CONNIE qual1t!
UVenez e, voycz.
Nj. J. TElsslER, en- raison de In dificul,k
DIES temps, vendra meillenr marche que jamais.
FL vous tr"uverez aussi 4 PE,nporium Store:
lnd,ennes de lon,e nuances a lO-l21.
ladiennes b'enes, 4 fond blanc, 1 %couleur,
q chcmise, anefilnack, etc, ETC., au choix 4
Is cents.
Lndiennes FRANCHISES fond bleu e, a chcmises
ll4, a 90 cents.
Cotons hlancs Ell ecrus ! ct 1 de 10 a 1871,
4 Is.
Cotons IA ct 40 pouce,, a III, 20,
2sA.
Cotons Ga, a 274.
Cotons Ioi4 q draps, so cents.
Denlunes rayees, cou,iI a ma,elas, Bon.,eint
a2o cents la yarde-C olonnsdes FRANCHISES
ct MISUNDERSTANDING de toutes nu.
ances-Toiles bIanches a che
misses, Linge de ,atle-Btin,
MousscLines G, Bobinet
a Mons,iquaires.
Et I'm grand
ASSORTMENT
de marchandisss blanches, telle cue:
Monssolines, Percales, Nansoux, Mul.mul
bTi'lanie, Den,e'Ies, Parapiuies en- sole ct
colon, fleurs ar,ificie!les, couronnes
b!ancles, etc, etc., etc, etc;
Enfn un Assorumcnt
compile. lie Giants Jou-
wins blancs ct en-
couleur, pour
Messieurs et pour DANES, pour
Bais e. ponr Soi,tts, etc.
My~Et ponrqnoi done alIer a la Nouyelle-
Orleans quand nous avons lei, dams Emporium
Store, nm Establishment de premier ordre?
6 Ao1, 7O-6m.
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MARTIAL VAUDEVILLE, cordonnier
~ ct bother, pres de l'habita'ion de NJ.
Edmond B'ouin, q un GUAR, de mile de
'Eglise Saint.Michel.
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$1,000 J., nnwA RI ).

XL.OUU J.. l. "A Ill., ;,
ing. Itching, or liberated Piles that Ne
Bans's PIlc Remedy fails 10 cure. 4, is
prepared expressly 10 cure The Piles and moth.
ing else, and has cured cases of over 20 years
standing. Sold BY all Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
Dc Blse's Via Foga is the pure juices of
bsFkh Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION.
lofiammalion Of the Lungs; all Liver. Kid.
nsy. and Bladder diseases, organic Weakness,
Female Affections, General Debility. and All
complaints Of the Urinary Organs in Maie and
Female, predicting Dyspepsia, Cosiveness.
Dropsy and Sctoiula, which most
geneFa!ly terminate in Consump,iye Decline,
i pufifes and enriches the Blood, the BilIiarv
Gl.ndular and Secrstive System; Correc;.
and Strengthens the Nervous and MuscnIsr
iorcss; !! sc.s like a charm on weak, nervous
and debilitated females, both young and OLD
None should be without il. Sold %evervwh.,s.
NJ l;AbonA1oar-l4e Franklin St., Baltimore
"1' Augl3-7O
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ST. Mary Jefferson Collage,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA

This institution has jus, opened its Session
Of ls70-7l; and the Glasses, under an aug.
men,ed corps Of Professors, are being rapidly
organized.
Parents and Guardians who hold back their
children from approximations Of the Yellow
Fever are informed tia, tia, ma'ady is unknown
in this parish; and they are respectfully
reminded of the great importance to the pupils
themselves, of joining their classes as early as
possible.
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FORGE SAlNTJOSEPH.
Rabilallon An,ant aIou rucOis.
81. .acaues. Rire paucLe.
81. Jacques. Rire gauche.

NJ. L. Edouard Poole, mecanicien ct for.
geron, avertit les habi,an,s de Ia ~paroisse. quill
Went d'onvrir sou a,elier sur lhubit,ion de
M. Amant Bourgeois.
II Sc rcndra q fappel des habilants pour
reparation de machines, bouilloires, etc.
Les ,ravaux de forge setout promptement ct
consc'encleusement executes. 4 JUN 10.
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Vemte am rnbnss.
Four CAUSE DE LIQUIDATION
10 pour cent au.dcssOus
du COurs!

NJ. JOACHIM ROME aveffit Messieurs les
habitants e. domicilies De la paroissc Saint.
Jacques qn'il %venAra, d rartir d'aujonrd'hui,
les marchandises nombreuses ct variees qui
composent son magasin, i dix pour cent au.
dessous du conrs ordinaire.
C'est une excellen'e occasion pour tons.
IL y 4 de Ia grocerie, de la merccrie. des
ma tcllandises secles ds .ou,e ror,e: indiennes,
lainages, %co,ons, cotonnades, chaussures, etc,
etc, etc.
Occasion unique!
Venez, voyez, ct vous acheterez!
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eAMx .Plaufeurs.

NJ. D. L. EHRMANN. de S,-Jean.B sp,iste, a
Phonneur de pr6venir NM. les habitants quill a cons.
tamment en- main des ChnUiliercs de seconde main 4
prix modere, e, quill achetera la vieille fon,e a si2.O0
le tonnean ct les vicilles ferrailles a $500 lie tonneau.
I23 av.-7O1
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]. X. GAuDET

BUREAU Paroisse st-Jacanes, rive droite, cinq mile,
au-dessus de la Maison de Cour. ADREssE: Csn,re!,
p. o.
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Heluelia Store.
aabitation Copponex & Go.

S-Jacques, Rive Gauche,
Ce Magasin, qui Went de %s'ouvrir, est IN
des m'enx assor,is de la campagne.
On y lrouve des Merchandise .eches de ,ou,
genre, ct une GROCERIE complete e, par.
taitement assortie.
Wins ct 1squsurs de premier ehoix.
Aug prir les plus raisonnobles.
NJ. Felix Oubre, lie commits de rHELVETIA
STORE, fera tout son possible pour CONTENDER
les amis ct clients qui voudront bien l'honorer
oe 'eur Visile. 81 mai-7O.
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AcAuiN More
Y. {. N. ANDERSON
Habi,a,ion MlRE, Sr-JAcouEs, rive droi,e.
GROCERIES,
MARCHANDISEs SECHES,
QUINCAILLERlE.
LIQ UE YRS, WINS,
LANNON'S. dc, sc
Ct aussi HARNAIS, SELLES, DC,
CRANES de jardinage.
Aux prix de la Nouvelle. Orleans.
An meme magasin:
MEDICINES FEBRIFUGES,
NM. Anderson, au,orise par Ie rsnouyel.
lsment de son Stock 9, lie rapide 6coulemept
de ses marchandises, vend au ,abais.
On tronve chez Iui, ct q tres bon marche.
des Robes, DIES Chapeaur pour DANES e, ~cnfan,s'
des yfeurs ct DIES Garniiures de loutes sor,es,
ETC.. egalement des chaussures taiics sur
commando, ct pour hOmmes ct pour danes.
Raccomodages de chaussnres.
NM. V. E. NJ. ANDERSON a ouve,t son
autre magasin,-CANrRELLE SToRE,-sur rba.
bitation Philemon Guidty.
GLACE, GLACE, GLACEn