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Sherin.s Sale.

John F. Shaw as. D. c. Keller ct al
DIsTRIcT COURT, St. Landry, No. 1899
~ By virtue of an alias writ of Fl. ia. issued
by the Hon. Eighth District Court sitting in
and for the Parish of St Landry, in the above
entitled suit, and to me directed, l will offer
for sale at public auction, to the last aud
highest bidder, at the Courthouse of said par.
sh. in the town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY
the 5th day of February, 1870, at II o'clock A.
NJ, the following described property seized to
satisfy said writ. to-wit: .-sr..s t.x..H
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND Situated
in the Bayou Chicot settlement, in tbs Parish
of St. Landry, measuring one hundred and
twenty-five superficial aires, together with all
and singular the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, it being the last residence OF
.JameslAkenhead, deceased. IT, T. IS
Terms-Cash.
JIG. HAYES, Sheriff.
January l
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SHERIFF's SALE.

SHEH41EE"S SAAEL.
Payne, Huntington &C.,, Is. Adelard
.Curlin, test. "a.
Eighth DISTRICT COURT. Parish of
- St. Landry. No. l200l.-By virtue of
a writ of seizure and sale issued out OF the
Eighth District Court of the State of Louisi-
ana, in and for me Parish of St. Landry, in
the above entitled cause, and to me directed,
| will proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Courthouse of said Parish in the town Of
Opelousas, on SATURDAY the 9Th dkY of
February 1870, at eleven o'clock, A. M the
following describeS property, seized to satisfy.
said writ, to-wit
A CERTAIN PLANTATION situated on
the Bayou Courtableau. il the Parish of St.
Landry, composed of the fractions hereinafter
described, viz:
One hundred and fifty acres of land bought
from the government of the United States the
End January, lS49; one hundred and sixty
acres and Shlrty-two hundredths bought from
the United States OIL the 9Th Of January, lS49;
ninety-two acres bought from the United
States the 5th December. 1849; one hundred
and ffty-nine acres and forty-tVSR hundredths
bought from the United States on the 9TH OF
February, lS49; one hundred and sixty acres
and th!rty-two hundredths, bought from b..
Prevent the 2no January, l049; one hundred
and forty eight acres and ninety-seven hun
dredths. bought from Chachere the Sd January
1949; nine acres and fifty hundredths bought
from Z Duvernoy the 29th January, lo49S
sixt~-eigItt acres and ninety-seven hundredths
bought from Coulon DevilIiers the Doth Feb
ruary, 1S49; one hundred and twenty-eight
acres bought from J B Annals the 29th Decem-
Der, Is49; seventy-six acres and torty-six hum
dredths bought the 5th of June, 1851, from }
Bihm; and nineteen acres and thirty hun
dredths bought the 18th November, 1851. from
j Lyons,-making in all a superficial area of
| thirteen hundred and twenty-nine acres and
thilty-six hundredths, more or less, all in diff
ferent tracts adjoining one another. together
with all the buildings and improvements and
dependencies thereon
TermS-Cash.
J. M. THOMPSON, SlSAf.
ian
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Quietus.
AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
a t~xfs New Orleans, Deer. 22d, 1869. {

AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE OF LOUISIANA,
z1s New Orleans, Deer. 22d, 1869. !
"HEREAs, j. Butler, Tax Collector
. w in and for the Parish of St. Landry,
through his securities, has exhibited to me,
the undersigned Auditor of Public Accounts
of the State Of Louisiana, the receipts of A.
Dubuclet, State Treasurer, in full for the pay
ment of the State taxes due by said Butler for
the year 1868, and also the receipts in full for
the licenses on trades, professions and occu-
pasions for the year 1869, and the special one
per cent. tax Of 1868 l, 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
81. Landry. will please cancel the bonds Of
said J.J Butler. a.. .
Given under my hand and seal Of office, The
day and date above written.
(Signed.) '' g. NJ. WICKLIFFE,
4 ISeal q Auditor Of Public Accounts
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS holding claims against
N the Estate of 0. Hinckley, deceased, are
requested to present them either to the under
signed at Washington La, or to Mrssrs.
Moore & Morgan. attys., at Opelousas La,
for approval and classification.
d. LALANNE, Svndic.
dec1S-2ts. =
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.s,4fxAF WI 9sDs.}

.tlffEAtI VT @sftftf
New York Elssastraarea..hh Epasssa3
Containing Illussrationssof Public Buildings,
g Street Scenes and Suburban Views Elegs
! 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. Z.
7 This is the most completely illustrated book
Of the City Of New York ever issued; and,
while valuable as an 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. -
Ether of the abous sent FREE BY MAIL to
an,y address on receipt Of the price,, .s3as2 vi
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For SALE
On Long Credit-1,2 q, 8 and 4 Years.

On Long Credit-12 q, 3 and 4 Years.
TsHE Terrell Place, formerly the old resi-
Il dence of DIR. James NJ. Thompson, con-
tanning 600 arpents with improvements con.
sisting of a dwelling house, gin house, cabins,
&c, will be sold on the LIST of February next,
at 10 O'Clock. on the premises, in lots Of fifty
arpents or more Any person can purchase
privately before the day of sale by applying
at ~ ~ G. MAYO'S Drug Store :
Jan 15-3t .Tsfz r. - - 80. -
TyHE MECHANICS ASSOCIATION will
H. meet every Saturday evening, between
6 and : O'clock, at its usual place,
By order Of the President.
Jan. l5-ln SOLOMON D'AVY.
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iii.
.Calib1as and Sultanss 8:

Being TALES omitted in the usual editions Of
the Arabian Nights Entertainments. re.
written and rearranged by S~YLvANUs HAN
LEY. ] vol. l2me. Printed on toned pa
per. 81 so. rrE#" %'.lA&'
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. s.
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Notice.

81 s.,s4 Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of St. Landry.
YVES D'AVY, Recorder in and fol- the
L. Parish Of St. Landry, do hereby certify
that, on the two different quietuses on file in
my office, one from the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts for the State Of Louisiana, the other
from Thomas C" Anderson, Treasurer of the
Parish Of St. Landry, l have cancelled and
annulled the bonds Of John J. Butler, as Col
lector of the Parish of St. Lsndry.
In testimony whereof, 1 kereunto sign and
,afix the seal Of my office, at Opelousas, this
Is January, A. d. 1870. v.t
ian22-4t YVES n'AVY, Recorder.
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A LII persons having claims against the
A estate If .John Haggeadoorn deefassd.1
A.. r.5auucsted I. present tlls saine =" ti''* uns
'i.,,iEnrj aud all persons iudehsrd ~ said
..s,,,- will lind il 10 their advantage to pay
the same as quickly as possible;
s. J. BARRY, Admr.
yan 03-rt
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Wv 1CTAIN NV ~ l. ~
TIME AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL
L. A first class monthly, containing 81 large
douI5e column pages devoted to Farming and
Stock Breeding, containing regular depart
ments for the Practical Farmer, Dairyman,
Stock Breeder, Wool Grower, aud Poultry
Keeper. &c, &c, &c, Illustrated with nu-
merous fine Engravings, and bound in hand.
somely tinted covers Farmers viii find this
monthly a very efficient aid in all the depart
ments of Farming and Stock Breeding. It.
has a Veterinary Department under the charge
of one of the ablest Professors in the. United
States, who answers through the Amerscau
Stock Journal, free of charge. all questions
relating to Sick, Injured or Diseased Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Swine or Poultry. Thus every
Subscriber has a Horse and Cattle Doctor free
We are now prepared TO offer the american
Stock Journal and the OPELoUsAs JOURNAL
to all new subscribers Tor renewals) for one
year, for 90 %, who shall subscribe imme-
diately and pay in advance, This is a rare
opportunity which the intelligent people of
our section will no doubt duly appreciate.
- * N@ j. W. JACKSON. Of
Opelousas January 18th, 1870.
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GROCERIES OF ALL Kinds.
Consisting in part of
FLOUR. so Bbls. and ! Bbls.
JAVA COFFEE,
WEsTERN DAIRY CHEESE,
TETE DE MORT
MUNSTER
GREEN
L1MBIJRG
CORN BEEF,
WESTERN BUTTER,
CRANBERRIEs.
MACKERELS,
COD FISH,
DRIED HERR1NGs,
PICkLED
DRIED SALMON,
MINCE MEAT,
CHICKEN, r, ron
FINE FRENCH CANDIES,
ASSORTMENT CORNETs,
TOBACCO:
CIGARS.
CIGARETTES,
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO,
NAVY
FINE LIQUORS:
CHAMPAGNE,
CLARET,
RHINE WINE.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
TIN WARE,
WILLOW WARE.
PIPES AND STEMS,
And many other things toe numerous to
mention.
All Cheap for CASH.
Oct. %, '69-tf
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NOTICE..

WHE TOLL BRIDGE across the Bayou
l. 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: w.
For all persons on foot. ....----- S
" horse and rider Observation-Disclosures
J." single horse and buggy -.-..--...2O
-" horse and 90
All vehicles drawn by two animals. .....25
" four D" ..1
" i" I" -" six 35
" led stock, per head --------... 5
" stock driven across the bridge....-.....24
The following discount win be allowed to
all persons purchasing tickets: ".' II '.
In package of So 90, 10 per cent. discount;
" Z" 10 co.. Is " " y"
" 20 90, rs L" .
va. BENZ. WOODWORTH,
Superintendent.
Washington, October 2, 1869.
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Notice.

THE PUBLIC is hereby informed that
l. hereafter we will charge the following
rates of storage: .a.a-
ri On all nup-treight twenty-five per cent Of
freight bill at present steamboat rate. -41... q,
On all cotton stored with US, twenty-five
cents per- bale / ~ ~ "EFIfE @e43t:s 4
On all cotton weighed by us, twenty-five
cents per bale. -%~"
On all sugar stored with us, fifty cents per
hogshead. s..oa ....l T. .na.5 .at
re- On all molasses stored with US, twenty-five
cents per barrel, and fifteen cents per half
barrel, zsfr5asms ~ .se H. .-E-e = -r
NIB. The above rates are per month, or
fraction of a month. .~,+4an.
a PITRE g. CARRIERE,~
VIM. A. ROBERTSON u CO,
.7#7.z IL - as OFFUTT s. stage.
u y>-ls-@sin.a-- - = . 4 E40. = 1911 AZ =
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Reasoning Power ::Of Animals.
By the Rev. JOHN SELBY WATSON, MA.
M. r. ST.. lvol., 12no. Cloth. 450pp.
80 90. ..a
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 avast number
Of authentic and entertaining anecdotes. Illus
trating the general intelligence of ANNALS
their Judgment, sagacity, power of communi.
eating thoughts, moral feelings; tense Of JUS
.tice, etc. 3. -: .
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NOTICE.

TIME TOLL BRIDGE at Black Lake hav
ing been completed 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: @s tt
For all persons on foot 5
2" horse andrider- --10
single horse and Observation-Disclosures
Al vehicles drawn by two animals. ..---.-2
as.f "4t. four /" .-----.-S0
I led stock, per head--..-....5
= stock driven across ID bridge-.---.-.2l
Accommodation for travellers and dEayes OF
beeves and horses can be had ut the bridge.
TrapsLers must aaGke tkeiT ssss chaags.-
SLIM T. N. McCRORY.
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A OF LOUISIANA, '''
pApISu nE ST LaMnRY

STATE OF LOUISIANA, ~ - ~ :
I PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
I. Yves D'avy, Recorder in and for the Par
ish Of St. Landry, do. hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of the original of re-
cord in my Office, and that'I am the keepersef
In testimony whereof, I hereunto sign, aud
afGx the seal ef my Office, at OpeIousas. this
9th December. A. D 1869. Jes.3at 81
Il [seal.l g-1 YVES DAVY. Recorder.
ne Jan. i .Gl~f rv4z 3
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PhOsp1rOrescemCe

PhOspir0rescence; alr ~ H-. h.
Or, THE EMISSION OF LIGHT BY MIN
ERALS, PLANTS AND ANIMALS. By
' IT, PHiPsoN, Member of the Chemical
; Society of Paris. A vol. 16mo., 2l0pp:-
! frace' $l q, &sagt4 h ae3es r,s
The author says: II have brought forward
in the present volume every case Of Phospher.
escence which it has been in my power to OBJ.
tain, after seeking for and studying the phe.
,nomenain the whole domain of Nature. : y
Phosphorescence, whether manifested by the
glow.worm, the Bologna stone. a fungus, or a
falling star, IS generally looked upon as an u IN.
explained and mysterious production Of light.
I hope, nevertheless. that / have been able to
extricats it little from the obscurity in which
it has hitherto been enveleped." &'s...sT' 4'j'
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" y I'll "a .%NF+ ~
Elements of Greek Language.
Taken from the, Greek Grammar Of James
B.. Hadleyy,, Professor in Yale College VOL,
l2mo. 81 50.3tIlCG ~
This volume is published in arswerto the
frequent requests made for an abridgment of
Hadley'sl larger Grammar suitable for begin
ners.. ,s-a. a-r .H.rt.! - t.}.
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MISCELLANEOUS
" Cheaper than the Cheapest"


1" Cheaper than the Cheapest"
LOUIS DESBREST
TAS on hand and is constantly receiving
- a large assortment of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
SADDLERY, &C., &C.,
which he is now offering to his customers
under the above motto. Also, NOTIONS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., and in fact every
thing that can be obtained in his line.
A large andVaried assortmet of
BROADCLOTH,
DOE SKINS, AND
CASHMERE.
Agent of the
ssBuckss Brilliant Stove,7'
sell at still reduced prices. Call and ex-
anime.
Opelousas, Dec. II, '69.-3m.
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HART. B. B. HART.
e. j. HART s. CO..
Wholesale Dealers,
Importers and Commission Merchants,
Groceries * Drugs.
Nos. 70, IS, II & 70 T%choupitoulas ST.,
New Orleans, La.

We keep constantly on hanl 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. NOVELTY
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CoRNs.-When a young man. | used to
be very much annoyed by these painful
excrescences called corns, on the toes
and-feet, until I was told of a very sira.
pie but effeetual remedy for them by
some some person.. It was to hathe the feet
well in tepid water to soften, them; then
pare them off very closely with a sharp.
penknife, then rub on well green" peach
leaves; when, after continuing the rub,
bing,o Oh once orstwiee q day, the corns
will entirely disappear, and not return
without the cause, which first occasioned
them, I1haye often tried, the remedy,
and never found it to fail yet. It seems
to be the prussic acid in the peach tree
leaves when, green, that takes them
away. a. good cora salve could no
doubt be made for winter use, by bruis.
Ing the peach tree leaves when green,
then boil them IL water until the stregth
Is extracted, then take out the leaves.
strain the water Of the sediment, and
add d sufficient qtanty of cotnraon. bees
wax, talio,w and lard oil To, make it soft
enough, and simmer down. without
burning, until the water is all evapera-
ted..sesoften and pare the corn as before
directed spread III on q small. piece Of
eambric or linen, putting on the. sock or
stocking carefully, 20 az not to rub it
of. Keep applying until they disap-'
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PRESERVATION OF EGGs--Ths Jas.
mai. Dc Pkaxzsacie ct de ICAimae contains
an aesoalnt ofsouie experiments by M.
H. Violette, on the best method of pre-.
serving eggs . subject Of much impor-
lance to France. Many methods had
been tried tgeontinued immersion in
limesWater or salt water; exclusion Of
air by water sawdust, etc, and even
varnishing bad been tried, but respects
lively ,oondemned. The simplicity of
the method adopted in many farms,
namely, that'of closing the pores of the
shell with grease er oil had. however,
attracted. the attention of tho author,
who, draws the following conclusions
from q series ofssexperiments on this
method Vegetable oils, more especial
ly linseed, simply rubbed on to the egg
binders any alteration for a sufficiently
extensive period, and presents a very
simple, and eficaeious, method Tof pre-
servasion. eelipsing any methods hitherA
to recommended OF practiced.
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ID. APPLETON & CO,

30. 90, o. GRAND STREET, New YORK.
43a q
a. Publish, this day.:
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CUREAFoR UoRns.--Bind o piece of
sponge, noissened In : weak solution Of
peariash. on going 10 bed II il said
that the skin nay be- brushed off in the
morning. having been dissolved BY the
actief, Of The caastic. Oorns have been.
e..tirsly cured BIZ . poultiee ofbaead aud
water, with a little laudanum and pare
goric put in, putting il on TIVE nights at
bedtime.
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Price, Fyiafs Cents.
This ID the most completely illustrated book
Of the City Of New York ever issued and,
while valuable al an elegant neniento ef the
City, 10 strangers vissiEs il, i also is Vt great
service as d guide. both as regards the town
proper and the ,pf ineipal suburban places.
Sent FREE By NAIL 70 any address On re-
ceips Of the price.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

Cash Capeal Of s150,ooo, already paid in
with a guaranteedCapital Of $30O,OO
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ssef.E u, Elste,'f
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OpeIousas January 18th, 1870.
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UFFUTT q SIAGG
!. Washington, Jan'y list, 1870 ian22-tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

Increase Of population since 1860, To-
49,
Il will be noted that whereas the in
crease Of our population IN the previ-
Gus decade was less than one third Of
one per cent, it has been in the last de-
cade nearly five per cent, or about ff-
times as much. This, considering the
losses Of men sustained in the war, is
certainly a gratifying gain.
II is probably, however, not sufficient
to enttle us to three representatives in
Congress. II the population OF the
United States proves to be forty mill
lions, and the number of the members
in the House is increased to 300, the
basis Of representation viii be about
1874 600. This will give Vermont a frac-
ton Of $4,000, which may possibly en-
title us to a third member Should,the
State be re-districted, taking the noun
tains Tor the dividing line, and lnclud-
ing Lamoile County with the West side
the population will be 168,525 on the
East side
In amount Of population to the
square mile, Chittenden County is clear
~ at the head of the List, Rutland be-
ing much the larger county in area
We give below the census OF the
different towns of Examination countv.
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Great quantities OF arms and NUM-
tons Of war are now being sent from
this country to France, by the steamers
Of TIE French line running between
New York and Brest. The first ship
ment 5000 rifles was by the Pereire,
on the 3D. OF September, the day after
the surrender Of Louis Napoleon at Sc
dan. The next was on the Goth, by the
Lafayette, which carried 1900 breach
loadeis oi the so called Egyptian pat
tern, The third shipment was on the
4th instant, by the Vile de Paris
which had a cargo Of rifles Numbering
nearly 10000, besides an immense vol
une Of cartridges, and the st Laurent
which leaves New York on Saturday o.
next week, viii take out still larger
supply than either OF the three pre-,
ceeding steamers. The first small ship.
ment Of rifles was on speculative &C
count, but all the rest have been on the
direct order Of the French provisional
government Some Of the Germans arr
disposed to complain because our gov
eminent allows these arms and mum.
tions 10 be sent from our shores, bui
the tra6c 10 arms and supplies is not
forbidden by our laws, aud is perfectly
legitimate Beside, our markets are
open to Prussia on the same terms al
% France, il she choose to avail herself
q them. The arrogant demand Of Pins.
sin for an explanation from the United
States for the shipment Of war good,
from New York 10 Brcst is al mex.
peeted return for the excess Of sympa.
Thy bestowed upon the Kaiser in this
country, aud the meeehing altitude d
AIessrs Motley and Bancroft abroad
who have lost no opportunity 70 ex-
press their admiration Of tie German
rulers add armies Bancroft attIred
himself ia fan figure to attend one 81
the war cerimonies in Berlin. aud Mot,
ley hasiost no opportunity to publish
bis admiration Of Bismark Gen Sher,
idan has been an honored guest Of the
7 Chancellor also, But the German sen.
siiiyeness IS 70 extreme that il require,
6 the additional comfort Of an apology
from our Government We sincerely
hope il may get Il; the present is Just
the Administration 70 heed SO modest
= request
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Economical Housekeeping. We have
now before us circular, published by
the Sea Moss Farine Co, which we adj
wise every one who takes an interest in
the food question to read II describes
concisely, the origin aud uses Of the
edible Sea Moss Farlne, aud presents
an array Of scientific aud other testi-
mony IN It's favor which can hardly fail
to con vince the most skeptGul 81 is
paramount calms rs an economic
wholesome Dig stible, emiucnuy nu-
trict ions, aud very pleasant addition 70
the national carte This, at least Is the
conclusion nt which many Of the most
eminent hotel keepers, artistic cooks,
physicians, chemists, merchants etc, u
New York, baye arrived and they state
their opinions on the subject over their
own signatures, in the pamphlet to
which We alluede
Every person should be royal in
thought, word and deed, 70 50 good u
government as ours, and they that are
not loyal, have no claim for its protec-
ton We do not say that using Rem
mes Magic Oil for curing quickly all
painful complaints, is The only evidence
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