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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-01

CONSUMPTION

Is tailed Of, and perhaps the youth is removed
from school and sent into the country. This IL
one Of the worst movements. Removed from or
binary diversims Of the changing scenes Of
the city. the powers q the body, too much en-
feshled 70 give zsst 70 hsalhfui and rural exercise.
thoughts are turned invaR9s upon themselves. II
the patient be .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-01
The Bloom of Health.

Alasi increase OF appetite has grown b. what il
fed on; the essrgies Of the system are pros
trate,l, and the whole economy is deranged. The
beautiful and wonderful period IN which body and
mind undergo 80 fascinating change FROM chad
to woman, is looked for in vain; the parezss heart
bleeds in anxiety, and fances the grave but wait
ing for its victim
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-01

The approach Of the menses is looked for win
anxiety, As the hrss symptom in which Nature il
to show her saving power In difusing the osrcuia-
ton and visiting the cheek with
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-01

These symptoms, If allowed 70 go ou-whhcb
this Medicine invariably renOyes-sOOn follow
IN II bCa T1g
LOSS or POWER, .a9-I 57
---f CD s..f .--- --'
FAULTY, and -a Li
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-01

Adjourned till 9 A. N. tomorrow.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-12-10
The Great Pictorial lnnaaI.

Hostester's United States Almanac ia,
1871. for distribution, gratis, Throughout
the United States, and all civilized coun
tries of the Wes.ern Hemisphere. win b
pablished about the first of January, and
all who wish TO understand The true philo
sophy of health shonM read and ponder
the valuable Suggestions it contains. In
addition to an admirable MEDICAL treatise
on tho causes, prevention and cure of a
great. variety of dieases it embraces q
large afsouni OF Information inter sting to
the merchant, the mechsnic, the miner.
the karmerr the planter, and professional
man; and observation-disclosures ha We been made
for such Hseridsasts and laiituGcs as sre
most suitable for . correct and compfehen
sive NATIONAL CNLEsnAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary
sanitary effects Of Hostetfcrs Stomach
Bitters, the staple tonic and lucrative If
more th half the Chrisfian world are
fully sch forth ID its pages, whisfp are al<o
iDtsrspeSsed with pictorial illustrators,
yalusble recipes for The household and
aarns humorous anecdotes, and other in
structiye and amusing reading matter, orr
giaal and selected Among The ANIMALS
70 appear with tbs operi4c of lie year.
this wsAbe one of the most useful. and
may be had for The asking. The l,ror,ria
tors, Messrs. Hossester q Smith, on receipt
81 = ~ cent ssAmp. win forward d COW
by mail to any pessonswhos cxssnck procure
one in his -neighbefhood Fhe Filters are
sold in every cityr4tama@ar village. and
extensively used thnoaghput this 81.
rSgiised w0fM
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Notice.

F$O all Manufacturing Establishments
throughout the United States, who may
have an interest in the introduction of their
manufactured articles into this and the ad-
joining parishes: We will be pleased to act
as their agents on terms and conditions that
viii insure general satisfaction. Our location
is q centlai and suitable one.
LASSTTER L. CHACHERE,
Real Estate and General Agents.
REFERENCES: Major St. Paul. John Reed
& Co, Mobile DR.. E. PLATE. Dayton, Ohio ,
A. j. Frantz of the Brandon Republican, Hon
John Watts, Garlandsville, Miss; Hon. Al.
bert VOORHEES,, d. l.. Campbell, New Orleans;
Daniel bennett of the Planters Banner, Bal
thazar Martcl, St. Mary's parish; DR.. James
A. Lee, j. D Swain, A. Hebert, Iberia parish;
Z. Monitor, Esq, Hon f. Daigle. Lafayette
parish; Hon. Edward Simon, Col. Adelaide
DeBlanc, St. Martins parish; Geo. III. Wells;
Esq, Hon. w. Il Haskell. Calcasieu parish,
Hon. JehH Il. King, DR.. James Ray, C.
Mayo. Rev. c.. A Frazee. Y. Valade, Martel
Il Hudspeth, Henry L.. Garland. j. j Nor
gan, James X. Dixon, Hon. I. G. Anderson,
Bloch Il Dupre, DR.. George Hill, at Opelou.
sas, Hon. VIM. Ohutt, Hon. Lewis D. Pres
colt, +. l.. Pitre. Capt. c.. c. Pickett. at WASH
ington, DR.. u NJ. Willard, DIR. A. o. Guidry.
at Grand Coteau, Onezime Tete. Phillip Stage
DIR. Louis DeBaillon, Jesse B. Clark, Joseph
Chenier, Samuel Haas, st. Landry parish.
sept2-tf
L. B. LAssrrEr. R. CHAcHERs.
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THE LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT

At the Court House last Satur
day night, given by Mrs. Laura 8
Webb, for her benefit and for thai
of 0pelousas Fire Company No /,
was attended by a large audience OF
ladies and gentlemen. insufficient
preparation caused a change of the
published programme at the last
moment, but several of young
friends rallied, very commercially,
to the assistance of the fair direct
ress, Mrs. Webb, and no enc pres
emit regretted it when it gave them
the pleasure of listening to a recita-
ton from Laurent j. Dupre, Esq.
Eloquent, impassioned and graceful,
there was but one verdict from the
audience, and that was "He is
born an orator.
The children who took part in
the exercises acquitted themselves
admirably, and it is unnecessary to
say that Mrs. Webb fully sustained
her reputation as a reader. The
exercises we're enlivened by some
excellent music from the Opelousas
Brass Band, aud we are pleased to
learn that the entertainment was a
success pecuniariIy. =
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A New Political Denart,,re,

Especial to the st Louis Republican,
New York, November 15.-An impor
tant political gathering will be held in this
city on Tuesday, probably at the house
of Mr.. Mahlon $ DIS. among the fifty
or sixty gentlemen who are ,xpec:ed to
he present, are ex Commodore David \.
Wells, Frank B'air, Horace Whit, Jo1n
Quincy Adam, Henry Brooks Adams, B.
Graz Brown, Gen. j., A. Logan, David
ID dley Field, William e. Bryant, Mantor
Marble, and a number Of others equally
noted. The object Of this meeting is to
form an alliance, if possible, he. ween the
revenue r'forrn Rep ,blic,ns and Democrat
ic party. 1t is now settled that The Demo
C ats, With the reformers so called, will
have a minority of twenty Eve or thirty
in the next Fl ,nse of ReIr esentatives. and
the propositions ~ at present discussed, is
to make General Loga a candidate for
Speaker. with the understanding thai he
will. If elected, give the the committees,
especially The Committee of Ways and
Means, a free trade complexion. II this
cs'mb nation succeeds. Schen ck will fail
in The. contest Tor bis seat It is furthe
aid that Logan has Presidential a aspirations,
and would not object 10 be tir. tree trade
candidate. The .;ainc of B. Gratz Drawn
is also mentianei in t.1e same connection.
&c eral Cox has also been canvassed MS a
Presidential asptrant This is not a Dem
ocratic movement, fer tie arrangement is
for tha reve lie reform Republicans TO sup
ply the cand dates, and the Democrats the
etes. The local Democratic lead rs take
stock in this combination. a. they pro
pose . stand by John Hoffman and a clean
p .rty ticket. THIS party the WorM is
fryi3g 10 cherkmat", by insisting that tn,
Democrats throughout the country hall
f how the lead Of the party in New York.
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State Of IOIlisiann.'
PARISH CoURr, ST.. LANpRY.-No. 1857
Estate Of Eophrosine Barre, dc'd.
nESIRE GODET, Administrator of the
- Estate of Euphrosine Barre. decd, lav.
ing filed a final tahleau Of distribution Of the
funds OF said estate. accompanied by his peti.
ton prasing for the homologation ofthe same ;
And whereas the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing
date December Sth, 1870
Now, therefore notice is hereby given 10 alt
persons interestej to make opposition to said
Tableau in writing at Hty office in the town
of Opelousas, within tho time required by law,
Why the said tableau should not be homologa-
ted and confirmed.
JOS D. RICHARD, Clerk
December 10, 1870.
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DA. M'LANE's
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFIC.
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF, WORMS.

THE countenancc is pale and
L leaden-colored, with occasional
bushes, or a circumscribed spot on
n or both cheeks tbs eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
semicircle runs along the lower eve
lid /; the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes bleeds; a swelling Of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humnlng OF throbbing Of the cars,
an unusual secretion of saliva Shiny
or fuH5Fed tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in - morning appetite
variaEle, sometimes voracious. with
a gna wing sensation of the stomach,
at others, entirely gone aeetins
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels
Irregular, at times costive; stools
Shiny; not unfrequently tinged with
blood belly swollen and hard ; urine
turbid respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
cough sometimes dry and convulsive ;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper yaria
bic, but generally irritable.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
Dr..
Will certainly effect a cure.
Thesuniversal success which has
attended the administration of this
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in Pledging ourselves to the
public to IL.
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: "Providing the
symptoms attending the sickness Of
the child or adult should warrant
the supPosition of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine to
be given In STRICT ACCORDANCE WITS
H DIRECTIONS.
W. plsdge ourselves to the public,
that
DIR. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
cent preparation. not capable Of doing
the fhghte5t mjzry to the ma,s tesAsr
Infant.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
PRopR1EroRs.
P.S. Dealers and Physicians ordering rum
others than Fleming Bros, will DO well to write
their orders distinctly, and take nca< 6sf O>.
nLantS, t'ffs'sa by *fXminy Bres., Iiaea
For sale by Druggists, and Country s,or-aeep<zs
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The Varieties theatre, in New
Orleans, was burned down between
four and five o'clock on the morning
of the LIST inst One mai was killed
by the falling building, and several
badly wounded and burnt. Other
buildings were destroyed, but it
seems the fire originated in the
theatre. d
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4 Wrong Impression Corrected.

M'ny persons believe that there is no
value IN anything that does not come from
THE Nerth." H,w hu Mill ting! How
ever. this inn ,ressinn Is being gradually
corrected It is now admitted that n.
remedial Agent has ever been discovered,
North on StatttI, that assesses, in so emf
ne'as a dsgree. the poxeyaof Indicating
from the system all m l d%istenIprr, a.
DR. TUFTS SARSAPA i:ILLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT. The secret il. IL
assists aasars to do Mis through Its orn
channels. Il is composed of veget.b bic
substances alone, every one Of. which
Crews on Southern soil. Fl is the BLOOD
PURIFIER or AGE. J
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IRE WORD "SozoDoNr," Which is fast
becoming 9 household word, is derived
troln the Greek, and composed of syo
worss, Sozo and ODENTEs. 5000" trim.
stated. means to preserve. and i" odontes."
me teeth. SozoDosr, a preserver of the
teeth. And it is trne to it's name.
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A econ OPEKIFG.

We read not long since in a New
Orleans paper, that some German
was realizing D fortune from raising
cabbages, on the New Orleans ant
Jackson railroad, for the New Or
leans Market. There is an opening
here in a similar line Of business
Everything in the way Of food foa
man or beast, sells readily, and al
fair and often exorbitant prices
The market il scarcely ever sup.
piled at reasonable prices. We
know Of no one who keeps a regu-
lar vegetable farm, dairy, or any
thing Of the kind, near OpeIousas.
The market Is supplied imperfectly
by the surplus bits and ends not
needed at home. Notwithstanding
cattle subsist here from year to
year, without food, the country be
ing peculiarly adapted to stock-rais-
ing, there is no milk in market, 4ex-
cept III small quantities during the
summer homemade butter is al
ways q scarce and dear commodity,
and the beef miserably poor frem
six,to eight months in the year, sell
ing ait eight to ten cents. When
such a thing as a fat hog does come
into market, it creates as much COM
motion in this pork.starved place as
the arrival Of q circus does among
the boys. $3.50
From long observation, we say
positively there is q good opening
here in this line for some one to
make q moderate fortune. "A vege-
table and,stock farm sbetween Ope-
lousas and Washington, which are
onlyysix miles apart, could supply
both places. An energetic and
practical man, Id snch a location,
with the advantages of improved
breeds OF hogs, mich cows, Sc, and
who would raise a variety of vege-
tables and cereals, 30. as to supply
families in town regularly with d
fulEcourse Of such food at reason
able rates, would never want for
eastom, and have. a remuneratiye
business.
We have Gotten planters and sd.
gar planters, many of whom grow
poorer instead of richer; but we
have no planters or farmers of this
kind and none of the old residents
seem inclined to turr their atten.
ton to y. We, with many others,
are tired of Doing without or send.
ing to New Orleans, and sometimes
paying double for, prices products !
that should, and could be proftably !
raisedshere and we hope some Ger /, /,
man, or some other person that /
wants % make money, win cast !
anchor III this sectiea, md raise az
something to- est. s
Hg l
bANeTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I I
Lama 3. Webb win give aaother i
and last sssestainment III slSs goars ]
House, at o'clock, on Monday eve J
ming, 18th inst. The subject chosen !
ny Mrs. Webb for her reading, Il 7
The Resources Of Louisiana Ta J
'leaux, dramas, and music, VIII CON .
'titalte part s. tho establishments /
uAdmMsa fifty eantss o
BIS ,xveH y 81
"SFAfpsKss GLgE will mend yauFI q
,m-y -. - .J~-Aiak -2.1&-u rSMI a.
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Public Sale.
Estate of CelestiRe G.. P;trg.

Estate Of Celestine C. Ps;tre.
10y virtue of an order of the Probate Cour
- of the Parish of st. Landry, will be- sol
at public auction, to the highest bidder +
the Undersigned. ar a duly qnalifed auction
rer. at the last residence of the DECREASED. q,
Wednesday, the It'll dag of Januar,
1s7i. the following described property, t,
wit -~ @i ~'s %"
| ! The plantation. last residence of the do
erased, in Prairie Plaisance, Parish of S.
Landry, contafni ng about 50 acres, mere o
less, with all the buildings and Improvement
thereon. save a small hanse formerly used as
school housr, b"nrdpd rerth and east bv lanf
OF sFrane"fs p. Ptre. west BY land OF the Es
tate, and south by public domain.
= One hundred acres of woodland. sit1a.
ted in Bots Mallrt in this pa,ish, bounded
north by Pierre Comesu, soath by land Of the
Estate of VIM. Moore, east and west by pub.
lie domain. &a F@
About 30 head of hogs, one horse cart. sc.
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
The northeast fourth of the N, W half
southeast fourth of N. E fourth. and N 3.
fourth of s E.. frurta, of section 2, township
~ X. 3 east, in Southwestern Land District
of La, containing III 20li00 acres, OF which
y acres have already been sold to F. P Pitre.
An OK cart, one horse cart. abont IL head If
ho' ses, IS head Of sheep, the branding iron
fgu'ing :hns S. D with the wild cattle bran
ded Herewith on tine rump, and the horses
branded Herewith on the thigh (except about
u horses; a pair of oxen. household furniture,
kitchen u~trnsils, plantation utensils, &c. &c
Also at the same time and place the follow
ing property belonging to thr separate prop
erty of Augnstin .Jeansonne. decrasrd
A tract Of land in this parish, in Plaisance;
bring lot No. of sec No. 8. township six
south of range 3east, containing so acres,
bounded north by south by Mrs. Chs.
Pitrr. east by land Of Mrs. W. 3 Lewis, and
west by land of Aurel:an Jeans nne.
One creole horse, two IRON brands, one
mare and colt. &c.
erms and Conditions The hogs, sheep,
corn, cntton. household furniture and kitchen
nt-nsils. TO br sold for cash; the balance Of
he property: all suins of so and under cash
for each adjudication; all sums over go, one
half payable ist April 1871, and the other
half Ist April 1872. Purchasers to furnish
their notes. with good security in solido. pa
yahhe to the order Of the administrator, and
3 per cent interest from maturity The
ands to. remain specially ~mortgaged 70 the
~estatps: and the vendors privilege to
,e retained thereon Purchasers further prom
sing not Il, disposesa of the property purchased
,efore paving the price thsreof.
DAMONVILLE BOUDREAU, egg
Dee I0I Adviuistratcr-
- B. -EL A# EHaa=Eg%=* &LsE% -
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!
The December number Of Peters Musi
cal Monthly, price 80 GEMS. contains the
following new and beautiful pieces of Music.
Fear not! Or, There's Pardon for us all.
SSaei ed Song. By j Cox.
Sweetest Love, I'll not forget thee. Ballad
By Emmet.
Little Dinpled Hands. Song and Chorus
Meet me again. to morrow, Bessie. Song
and Chorus. '4Fs8% N By Persley.
Sunshine ON the Sea- Ballad nv Tacker.
He Sleeps Meath the Shade ofthe Willow.
Trio or Chorus. BY Martin.
The Star Of Bethlehem Christmas Hymn
MA BY Reichardt.
Merry christaa as. Sunday school Hymn
BY Dressler.
See the leaves around us falling. Sacred
BY La Fache
Through another Year conducted. New
Y ar's Hymn. By Refs.
Pleasant Memories Waltz By Brown.
Sweet Music. Transcription, By Baum-
bach.
Driven from Home Waits BY Dressler.
Nobody's Darling Waltz BY Dressler.
Damask Rose Sehottische By Mack.
Think of it'll Fifteen pieces Of reall,
good Music for 80 cents, any single piece
being worth as much as the publisher asks
for the entire lot. This seems strange to
parties accustomed to pay from 80 10 30
cents FIR every piece Of mnsic they buy.
1t is true nevertheless, and the subscribers
to this valuable Magazine are getting the
lates and best new Music for about two
cents Q piece. Send 80 cents for a sample
copy.
address, J. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway,
Y.
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sale

COnStab1ess sale.
Wild. Simon Goner vs.. Thomas Gonor, Ma.
gisfrate's Court, lst Ward St. Landry,
E(Y virtue Of a writ of fpri facias issned "
~ the Hon. d. p C.. Hill, Justice Of III.
Peace list Ward, St. Landry parish, in the =.
bove entitled suit. and to me directed, I will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Court
house in Opefonsas. on WEDNESDAY, Ne
cembtr 2lst, 1870, at II o'clock, A. NJ one
BARREL GUN, seized to satisfy
said writ
Term-Cash. .
VALERY ROY. Constable.
Dec. l0-Of
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"The South. Land:"
A WEEKLY PAPER,
Devoted to Agriculture, Literature, Science,
and Social Progress,

PUBLISHED IN NEW ORLEANS, La,
TERMS: Three Dollars Per Year in AduaHce~
ADvERris1NG.-One dollar per square for
first insertion, and fifty cents for each subse-
qu-nt Insertion. Liberal contracts made with
those who advertise by the year &c. ~-spe-
cimen copies mailed free.
D Redmond Formerly Editor Of the South
ern Cultivator,) Editor-in-Chief-
Henry J Leovy, President.
DR.. 8, l.. Crawcour. Professor N. o. School
of Medicine, Or. j. h. Copes. President n
Orleans Academy Of Science, Assistant Edi-
tors.
E. F. Russell. Business Manager.
Mra Laura 8, Webb, Agent,
~ Address: 1.-THE Southland" No. 50
Camp Street, New Orleans, la.
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TaE LADY's FRIEND FOX .DEcEMBER.-We
have heard enthusiastic readers declare
that this holiday number was the best that
has ever been issued, and when we look
at tire varied and superb embellishments
and the captivating stories, we are inclined
to think it is so. The eel-plate, "Olive
Plants" is a pretty domes ic scene; the
beautiful frontspiece, Sorrow Under the
Sur" is a romance in itself-such a world
of expression is in the face of the girl
leaning from the window sill; the colored
Pattern for a Slipper" furnishes just the
desi" n for a holiday present ; and the color
ed Fashion Plate, as usual, is unsurpassed.
Nothing Of the kind Can compare with this
in all a fashion plate should be. We like
the wood. eut-"An fdy1 on the Ice" and
the patterns for dresses, winter wraps, &C.,
are uncosnmonly elegant. The m, sic is
I" Alone and from Home" The literary
matter, in prose and poetry, places this
magazine at the head of its class, and the
editorial department, with many readers, is
the special attraction. Great Undue, ments
are offered to new subscribers. All mem
subscribers for 1871, who subscribe by the
first Of January, shall receive the December
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,olies, IS. Five copies land one sratis), as |
: The Lady's Friend and The Saturday
evening Post" land one engravingl, S4.o 90.
Published by Deacon etersun, Philadel-
ohla. Sample copies sent gratis.
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Estate of Samuel McRee.

Estate Of Samuel McRee.
4 IL persons having claims against the s.
IN bove estate, are requested to PRESENT
them fer classification, and settlement TO the
undersigned; aud alt persons indebted'to said
estate, are requested to come forward and set
tie at once, if they desire to rpoid costs.
I'LL JOSEPH BLOCH, Adrn.
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