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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

gao ROYAL HAVANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY
RcA. lrszss cAshed and Information given circulars
cent JOSEPH BATES CO., No II Wall street. 4,2Sl
foat clco frivatc rooms Branch oce Ait street
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A LII WANTING TO SEE THE LARo EST ASsOKrMESr
"A OF Shawl Costumes In city should call al
MoCALLs eo9 Broadway, between Twenty Twenty
strects Specially, Chenille Suits.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS

pAcIrlc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
oa hiaaopas" an Sa"Ss2
Through New iRs ss g sss iFs.ss
SIS VS. to s's $40, s''s sss
Thess rates include beas board and neccssaes for
Of the above lin. pier No. a North river.
'o'' v 'a' on sh aud setn q .a aoDn month,
one nr .9'e Of OF sunday then INC day
sTIrIy 4tssKA apsn Gray connecting with CON
.ss.laeT skiSA wi iesse San Francisco November
~ nsIsss San ff1.es.so WIN e. fast, and s.rs
Freight for Central south Pacific ports win
usual facilities Afforded shippers in collecting Inland
For freight or pa.sage tickets and all further Information
apply q, the ONCE pier no. u sorsh r,yer; p.,v -
GAN DOMINGO LINE
Puerto Plata,
samana and -. Domingo City.
The United States mail sSIsys,%, ssp
Captain u. a. Delaney,
vii leave pier No. North rivcr toe above ports ON
wednestsy. oct. ~, at . O'Clock m.
For freight or passage Spgppyf BROTHERS CO.,
limited STATES AND BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CON-
Sso cs sas ssre W, e a n,
lara rcrinnhuco ahla ana Rio Janciro Monday, oc
ose. =, !. o'eiocs r. NJ, ron, pier ~ North rvcr
i'' ''''s'' u ''' WILLIAM LII r. GARRISON, Asen.
ID FREIGHT AZ rsiecei rates.
Tie steamship SAN FRANCISCO viii he despatched TO
ia,on rom pier Norm river on Thursday, octoper 20
AZ y O'Clock r. NJ.
For freight or passage Apply 20
wa. II. WEBB, "a Exchange place.
HAVANA, sIShL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New YORK ard Mexican Mai Steamship Iins,
sailing every twenty days, from pier IL East river.
CRY OF NrxICO, Zimmerman, Thursday, Oct %, p n
CITY OF MERIDA, psa9en, Wednesday, Nov. q ) r. NJ.
i. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS - Broadway.
TINTED STATES MAI. TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing regularly every Tuesday, AZ O'Clock r. NJ, pre-
cisey. from Pier 80. North river.
MISSOURI, Captain J. g. Edwards Oct 90
MORO CASTLE, Captain u. Adams. Oct "a
COLT BfA, Captain D. Van Slice via Nassau Nov s.
For freight or passage apply TO
g. q. WHEELER JH. President
No. 8. rowiirg Green.
! TEXAS LlsE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, to- CHI
1 / At Wcst.-Ihc al steamship Captain
Partridge, at pier ~ tast river. will sa whrr fun
Through bills OF laGng Houston aud TO All points
goods Houston nerior VII b. forwarded by
agents Nessrs !. McMshon d Co. frce OF charge.
| - '''.@' < H. N2f20RY 4 Co, 1853 Maiden lane
| ron NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
+ h MERCuAs1S' srEh asHlP LINE
4 From uIer 40. l2 North Flyer, at o'clock \. NJ,
WESTERN METROPOLIS
Saturday, October ~
F.gh received tally. Through rates gwen for s. Loin
M o. parsagc, having superior accommodations,
nu+ 3 ~ bhEDElklC BAhEHs ~ Efuaawsy.
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TRAvELL,.Rs, GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TKoY--EvENISG LINE--GREAr RE-
dncion IN fare and state TO Albany Troy; 30
cents DECK hrst class, With accommodations,
" %; do with BERTH ~ and like reduction all points
wen OF North The elegant steamers tfs pkRBILr and
IoNNECriCLI, having 40 splendid rooms leave Aernew
aebo, per - loot Of Prince Spring Charlton strso.,
uny SATURDAY. eAceped tsunday heretofore
ats o'clock r. NJ fassearers by sixth or Eighth avenue
horse cars Will Charlton street. RetuYnins ieave
Troy at 8 and Albany q. 81 y. n.
TOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS ON HouSA-
ionic and Asnsatuck Railroad. fare ~ steamers leave
Cstharne alp att. and II every night Sundays e.
cep,ed)
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails for Europe during the week endns saturday
October g. $50. will ONCE on wednssday At
o'clock A. NJ, and AT all the stations follows "A and
b, l0l0; ANA u, $50; and T. 1855; and II. 81 A. M
r. ii. JONES, Postmaster.
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HAVANA Akp al LEGAL 5i1 ~, .sot eosa.
y.,swsi on 10 ve-.lucntA -, 80, ...,.u.
Z. GA kaOs 70 y ~ eircea fes' baseN'D'.e W.
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A NOTICE TO OWNERS. OF
n. FINE KOkSES AND CARRIAGES.
EDWARD SCHENCk, Auc.I0neer.

A NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
"A. FINE KOksLS AND CARRIAGES.
EDWARD SCHENCk, Auc.loneer.
Saesroom No. % Liberty street.
Mr.. SCHEECK would respectfully inform public that
he has with Messrs Briggs Co..
NEW YORK TATTEkSALLS,
Of Forty street and Seventh hold
regular weekly sales OF Gentemens Private Establishments
OF Horses and Carrages Mt tho place.
strictly private and valuable stock viii be oercd where
both purchaser and seller stri ty RELY warane.
pace
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81,
AT 90 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Entries be made either at the sable the ONCE OF
the auetloEeer, where terms will be made known.
A BREWSTER, OF TWENTY-FIVE STREET. A.
Third avenue,
invites particular attention to
the igh.est Coupes in New York.
The DemILandau, the most desirable vehicle for the
The Derby Wagon, three sizes combining all the adyan-
tages Of elegant and sty lish dog and buggy.
The Light 100 pounds Wagons, capable OF carrying $50
pounds with perfect safety.
These novelties will repay the inspection Of even those no.
inen ing 10 purchase, and all cordially invited visit
our show rooms and factory, If only from curiosity.
5. Il. BREWSTER 4 CO.,
50 East Twenty fifth street.
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n Only old, l5k hands high light bay black mn ma
and tall; RICE Sls6. Apply " POTTER BROTHERS, No.
can be seen. =
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LANDAU, ORDERED AT $3.50, A LITTLE SHOP
"A price 81 so; second hand Land:,u, Cla. ence
Coupe Carriages per cent less than Bratwav
stores, whoae expenses exceed fa0,JtD yearly - -
JOHN " HAN, ID East Fourth strcst
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EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.


ENoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
. The Cromwell steamship Lima
PIER no North river O'Clock r. ~, follows
"tonnE CROMWELL, Captain october ~
IndiAnoia, Mobile AMI 81. Louis.
uao,n passase ysg steerae SIS For passage freight
Apply 10 II. CROMWELL CO., u West sseesk
SOUTHERN LINE--FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.--
- Inc ~ steamer VICTOR Captain CARBON Gates,
October ~, al t. NJ.
freight taken Tor -. Louis No bite and 0alvestoa
l5S Maiden iane. = - = ~~'s
river. JI.iS..srs,N ys1Yi 81
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PAssEN0xr
FOR CHARLESTON g. O.
THE FLORIDA PORTS AND TiH
SOUTH AND sOuTHwKsr
aaing from pier No North river every Tussdav.
Thursday and SATURDAY.
The first class sidewheel e.inshp
GEORGIA. Captain s. Croveu
will sail on Thursday, octoUei 20
Through passage tickets bills OF lsding issued A
lowest rates. - - -
For local freight and passsg. apply to
Kenny u. MoRLAN 4 CO., 90 Broadway.
For through freight tariff Apply to
BENTLEY u. HAslL LII, General Agent
Great Southern Freight Line, 3l7 broadway,
- emit aEcc In Thomas street
The steamship MANHATTAN VIII follow aA ON sa,ur-
day, October y.
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A GERMANTOWN RocKAwAy, IN GOOD ORDER.
N for cheap also and hand Buurc.
ct BARTON & BoYLl's, Nos. and Seventh avenue.
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A FAIR OF 10 HANDS BROWN HORSES, SHORT
n backs long. full tails, long, rangy necsa also pa;r
OF 1913 Horses years old and white r. BE
seen AZ N MoWais private stable, halfway near depot
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TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
IL Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this Inc leave pier u North river foo; OF
Beach street,
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. sf r. NJ connecting yr
gnia and TenS-see Air line, tha seaboard Inland AR line
Petersburg and edon railroads. Chesapeake Ohio rail-
and Richmond and DRnvle rsiroads Through pas
tickets and through bills OF 2a4g reduced
ali points South and Southwest.
Apply at onice on pier ~, or 10
:. n. H. No.RrADY, President
l17 0reenwic, street, corner OF Dey
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0pelousas Parish of st. Landrs La, November 1870
Robert u. Lee.

Al Vest Point.-Tn an address, dcliv-
cred at Calvert, Texas, Gen. Magruder
said
knew him we'll, my friends, and low
ed him from my youth. How often do
we find that the hoy il father to the man
Robert E. Lee, at West Point, where we
were three years together, was the first
in studies, the first in military merit,
and emphatically the, first in the hearts
of the cadets, who thought they saw in
his noble face and graceful form, in his
high capacity, in his military spirit and
undertaking attention to his duties, the
characteristics OF his distinguished ia
ther, Gen. Henry Lee, Light Horse
Harry" of the Revolutionary War, who
first made Lord Tarleton, the celebrated
English General, bite the dust" on the
plains of Carolina. lie possessed them
all, even i'll higher degree than his ia
thcr.
His Exceptional Greatness. s.-This oc-
ours in Gen. Gordon's Grafton, delivered
at Atlanta:
1t has been my fortune in life, from
circumstances, to coNe in contact with
some whom the world called great
of the earth's celebrated and distinguish
ed-but declare it here to- day, that of
no mortal man whom it has ever been
my privilege to approach, can it he SO
truthfully avcrred as of Lee, that grand
as might be your conception Of the man
before, he arose in Incompatible majesty
on familiar acquaintance. This can be
affirmed of but few men who have ever
lived or died, and of no other man whom
it has ever been my fortune to approach.
His High Sense ef Duty.-Gen. Wade
Hampton tells the following:
Now that he is fallen, may mention
what have never spoken of before, to
show you not only what were the feel
ings that actuated him in the duty to
which his beloved countrymen called
him, bnt what noble sentiments inspired
him, when he saw the cause for which
he had been fighting 80 long about to
perish. just before the surrender, after
night devoted to the most ardnous du
ties, as one OF his staff came in to see
him in the morning, he found him worn
and weary and dis A,eartened. and the
General said to him, "How easily could
get rid of this and .be at rest. have
only to ride along the line, and all will
be over. Butt said he-ard there spoke
the Christian patriot lit is our duty to
lire, for what will become of the women
and children OF the south if We are not
here to protect them.'
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~ No merchant who declines to ad-

~ No merchant who declines to adj
vertise can ever expect to prosper or
achieve success. This is eminently an
advertising age, and those who fail to
recognize the fact will as certainly be
left behind in the great race for fortune
as sailing vessels are to lag astern in
races with steamers on the ocean. The
great art land there are few who realize
its importance) is to keep ones name
continually before the public; for though
people may not at first accept your invi-
tation to call, curiosity will cause them
eventually to look in, and thus you are
lifted to success, while your short-sighted
neighbor, like old Sol Gills, wonders
why on earth people pass by his store
without even bcstowing glance upon
his goods.-[Exchange.
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ry Some bad boys at Oshkosh. Wis,
put hornets nest under the cushion OF
a sofa in church pulpit few sabbaths
since. and when the minister sat down,
after reading the hymn, he got right up
again without being told. He said that
he did not feel like preaching that morn
ing. and the congregation went home
wondering if their beloved pastor mad
the st. Vitus@ dance,
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What We Eat Without Knowing.

Some Southerner on his summer tour
to the North has amused himself Ivy fol-
lowing up the large shipments OF white
clay, or ''kaolin," which comes from the
deposit near Augusta, Ca, aud has par
italy discovered What has become of it.
The clay is very fine in grain, free from
siex, and of. a pure white color. 1t is
said to be valuable in the manufacture
of various grades of earthenware, but as
the tons and tons of it which come North
do not seem to 20 to porcelain manufac-
lures, our Southern friend has taken the
trouble to ascertaiI that it has become
the standard substance for the adustera-
tion of soda, cream tartar, caiomei, and
particularly the "fancy candies 81 with
which We are all accustomed to impcril
our lives All this is very interesting.
If the American people have got that
bank Of clay to eat before we can have
pure groceries or confectionery, it will
he well to keep informed from time to
time as to what progress is being made.
Now that the thing is spoken OF, many
persons will remember, no doubt, that
in eating pulverized sugar, bonbons, and
especially white candies, there is fire.
quently left in the mouth something
clammy and inso!uble, with taste siIni-
lar to the slate pencils We used to nibble
in our school days That must be the
"kaolin'' we hear of. 1t is not a particu-
larly hazardous diet-a little heavy per-
haps for delicate stomach, but not poi
sonous. The discouraging thing is that
it is expensive. The eating of clay should
not he denied to those who enjoy it, but
the rest of mankind should not be forced
to do so, at the rate of from ten cents to
dollar a pound.-Cleveland 20. } Leader.
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- At Mobile a she'll exploded. and a
piece sts nck. one of our colored fellow,
citizens on the head. He few around
like a girl with a grass-h hopper up her
trousers leg, and finally inquired "who
had been pulling his hair" The head
was uninjured, but the shell was hursted
all to pieces.
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" A young man ut Richmond. of an
Arctic exploring trrn of mind, explored
q married lady's bedroom and was driven
to the ton Of the house. where he had
his choice, to jump down four stories
outside, or run the chances of taking six
bullets inside. He jumped, and was
carried home to his ma on board. He
told her that mule had kicked him.
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n Truthful Sketch.

Leta man fail in business, what Won
derfnl effect it has on his former friends.
Men who had taken him by the arm,
laughed and cbatted with him by the
hour, shrug up their shoulders and pass
him by with chilling ''How do you do?
Every trifling bin is hunted up and pre-
sented, that would not have seen day
light for months,to come but for the mis-
fortune Of the debtor. If it il paid, we'll
and good if not, the scowl of the sheriff
perhaps he meets at the corner. A man
that never failed knows but little of hu-
man, ,nature. In prosperity he sails along,
gently. waited by favoring smiles and
Kind words from every body. He pridcs
himself on his good name and spotless
character, and boasts that he has not an
euemy in the world. Alas, the change
He locks upon the world in different
light when reverses come upon him. lie
reads suspicion on every brow. He hard
~ knQWa how to moye, or whether to do
this khinR or the other-for there are
spies abont him and q writ ready for his
back. To understand what kind of stuff
the world is made of, person must be
unfortunate, and stop payment once in
his fifetirne.a If he has kind friends, then
they are made manifest. A failure is q
moral siere-it brings out the wheat and
leavestls6 ehaif. A manthus learns that
words ,x1 epretended good will do not
cona1l afE friend dship. Exchange.
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E.aandrc1Ea'S Garden Seeds.

TROWN hy David L,nLrcth & Son. The at
" tcntinn of Merchants. Planters and Gar
uencls is asked 10 one Of The largest and most
complete asSort mels of Fresh and Reliable
Seeds ever offered III the South. end for sale in
quantities to suit purchasers. Garden Almanac
and Catalogue mailed free, Oh application.
l.. +. VIRGIN, Dealer i'm Seeds,
26-lyl IS Gravicr ST., Ne ew Orleans.
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FOR. SALE.

E0 SECOND Hand Hogsheads, suitable to
the COURIER, Ope]oueaa. kOes9sM.
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pitouins, -Ne'c Orleans.
Importer Of Pipes and Smokers
Articles.
EWNHE undersigned offers t." country merchants
IL the most complete assortment in his line to
he found in New Orleans. such AS
Mrcrschaum Pipes. Mecrschaum Cigar Hold
Imitat. Meers. Pipes, :., srs and Mattel Holders
Caoutchouc 60 Pipe Stems Of Cherry,
Charcoal " Amber and Cluut chuuc,
Rosewood " Matches,
In fact, all kinds Flint and Steel.
SMOKING TOBACCO:
Maryland, Reliance, Rough end Ready,
Virginia, Ganhrinus, GRAND Turk,
P6rque. Industry, Club. killicki1rk
an., the Maryland Right Bower which must
not be conf"unled with the Right Bower" Of
Gail & AK. of Baltimore.
SNUFF:
Virginia lalf-coarse, Macouha, Rose. Pcriluc
and Natchitnrhrs. Also. large stock of
CHEWING TOBACCO:
in plugs. and fine cat in tin foil. and natural
fine cut in barrels of 10, 90, 10 and 60 pounds.
And not less than one million cigars of every
quality constantly OH hand.
Jan. l, 1863 j. p SARRAZIN.
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ADOLPHE ALEX. MOUTON,

TOTTON and Sugar Factor and Commission
" Merchant. No. 1876 Common Street.
3O-lyl New ORLEANS. LA.
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ELGIN WATCHES
MANUFACTURED RI
THE NATIONAL WATCH CO.,

PRONOINCED BY
Dealers and COnnOisseurs
throughout the country to be the hest time
keepers now offered to the public for
Ladies' or Gentlemcn's Use.
They combine improvements not found in any
other Watches of either Foreign or American
make. Ladies desirous of purchasing hand
S"nlr strong. and correct time piece will find
the elegant Watch hearing the trade mark OF
LADY ELG1N,"
to be all that they desire. Inquire of your jew
eler for the LADY ELGIN.
No -Moremcats Retailed by the Company.
business Office and Saesroom National Watch
Company, lj0 and A8A Lake Street
Ap2-3ml CHICAGO. Ill.
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1litjo INV lILl-l-AM
Tic Mound City Mutual Life Insurance Com
pHny being a Home Institutions it should he pre-
trrrrd by citizens OF the South for many rcasons.
We will, however. rnnn!rratr only tw" or three.
|. The m"IIcy invested in il is retained! ut home
where it assist i'll promoting Western and south
crn trade and commerce. i'll building up towns
and cities. i'll developing "nr rich mineral and
agricult urul resources, i'll building our great lines
of rallru:,,l, and in Cultivating onr hnun,'-s
prarir>. For these reasons SOuthrr and " est
men should insure in it.
,. AS its funds are all invested where high
rates of interest prevail. il can grant insurance
cheaper aud pay better Dividends han any East
rrn Company. For this reason all persons q. sir
illg t" make certain and safe provision for their
families; should insure in it.
3. Its Local Board of Louisiana Directors l,cng
composed of men Of high standing i'll the com
lnlinltv. is IL sufficient guarantee that widows
and orphans will be protected in their ri hts
when policies issued by this Company matur, by
reason of death or otherwise. This feature is pc
rulihr to this company tlio other institution he
vund the limits of the State having local hnnfd.)
and i~, therefore, worthy of the highest c"uHid
Grafton.
All kinds of Life Policies arc issued by thi.
Company. and n"ll-torteiting after an annual
This Company makes no charge for policy, fee
Tlr Louisiana Branch Office is at No. SO
CarondeIct street, New Orleans: .
State Agent for Louisiana, New Orlcnns
Almost all the business men in and about
Oprlnu>as have their lives insured in this Com
pany: AMONG otl"ls Henry l.. Garland DIR. X.
H. Littrll. J. J. Morgan Judge a. Garrgucs,
DR.. John A. Taylor, Joel II. Sarsloz, james G.
Hayes. Judge A. Bailey. &c. &c.
Persons drsirous to take Insurance policies
will applyt to T.. ID. ESTIi.ETTE, Agent.
LawOtce of Bailey 4. E~tctte,
oct 2-ly] Opelousas, La.
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G, H, MoutOn & CO

TNTTON AND SUGAR FACTORS and Cen
" rral Commission Mtrchants No T. Carnll-
uclct Street NEW ORIEASS, La.
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Medical Examiners:
j. y. FNlWELL, VI. d., j. B. KITCHiE, ". d.
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49, si0sity OF an old gentleman
i,is Pm, led 70 . rather serious
resS} HE bwnero OF a cannon. and
the On when he was about TO fire
q saiute. se tHoaght he would like to
time th hot s0 % no ASCERTAIN the exact
veIocssy Vi catsnon bail. Only que
nlaa Isrssented ftsel. He placed his
watch AsstAese Nj and Fisnissed. her home,
md then sneht She old howifser OFF
laS hever aseer sained exactly how long
nc toni ta. reach given paint, because u
frieniso his WHO was standing about q
quarter. .af Il mile aofY, suddenly had o lot
Z suf lsose swatchworks emptied into his
rghkieg. He was so full OF wheels, and
plsss and main springs, and hands and
that lsss conltin't stand still for a
miause He asuys Iae feels as 1t he could
arlnv far Il month now, # ne only swai-
Ia#es 1laIe seusea watch keys! The
nan with the cannon is suspected OF,
design To- hash his friend up in order to
recover his watch.
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Those who have t:ied the LADIES
FRIEND speak of it in the most unqua
ified terms of praise.

1t is simple and durable in its construction,
but for full appreciation of its advantages
over similar inventions, it must be tried. This
is all the inventor asks. If it does not give en-
tire satisfaction, it can be returned.
BE careful to obserre the folioring dircc'ions:-
Soak and soap the clothes well overnight, in the
morning soap them again, then place them
smoothly in tho boiler, laying the bottom layer
close up to the side Of boiler. until two-thirsts
full, do nor quite cover the clothes with water.
Place the boiler over good fire. In few min
utes the clothing will he suspended by streams
of water passing through the openings under the
clothing, keeping the clothing in motion, at the
same time continuous streams of water will he
passing out the apertures in the upper tube OH
the clothing. Let them hoil thirty minutes,
then rinse, wiring and blue if desirable.
From the coarsest blanket to the finest lace
collar can be safely washed in this machine. 1t
is admirably adapted for cleansing woOlen goods
as it does not fall them, "a when cleapsed by
rubbing. The wash board is dispensed with.
The saving in wear of clothes will pay for the
machine in very short time.
WRlNGERS FOR SALE.
~ State and County Rights for sale on
moderate terms. GIDEON BANTZ,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Frederick City, Md.
f. L. NIMMO, General Agent
for Southern States,
No. 2 Tchoupitoulas ST., corner Canal.
4-1ml New Orleans La
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{. IT. MOVTON........ Prrsldrnt.
+. T.. MEkkICK K.....-,...-... Vice President.
Is. Il. SlMMES-.- Secretary and State Agent.
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THE OPELOUSAS COURIER.
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
JOEL H. SANDOZ.

COSDIT ITI0Ss.
S"bscriptiqa-Three Dollars per year, payable
in advance, or Four Dollars payable at the end
of the year.
A subscriber wishing to discontinue must give
arrearages; and ns subscription will be stopped
until all arrearages are paid, anless at tho op.
tion of the publisher.
Adrertising-Fif Cents per square for each
insertion. Eight lines or less constitute q
square.
All advertisements sent in for publication
will be inserted in English and French tunless
otherwise ordered) until the publisher shall
judge it convenient to discontinue.
Candidates to public fayors will pay Fifteen
Dollars each, in advance, if they wish to be an.
nounced.
Obituary Notices, Cards of Thanks, &c., to
be paid for az advertisements.
Personal cards, when admissible, to be chars-
cd at The rats Of 90 Cents per line
The Opelousas courier., 1870-11-19
LIFE INSURANCE.
MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY
OF ST LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Officers for Louisiana Branch:

Louisiana Agency-33 Carondelet St.