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Pretty nearly every green thing in
some parts of Maine, except the people,
has been devoured by grasshoppcrs.
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E. 3. WINN,
DEALER IN
Leather.
Saddlery,
Harness,

TEEPS ct-,stortly on hand foil assort-
N mcut Of everything IN his line Ct bust
ness. consisting Of Saddles. Brides, Martin
gales, Harness. Bell Collars, &cY &c,
which fc proposes to sell as cneap as the
cheapest.
lie will take in payment, ~ cash prices,
Hides. Cotton, Corn and Fodder.
Aug. y, lS7l. l5'2m
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CASH AND CASH ONLY
v. Q. Mem ONIGLE.
GUN SHOP,

] Desire 10 call the attention Of the q
munity TO the fact that have removF,9
GUN SHOP to the upper floor Of myfll,a'
ing, where ! can be found at all times auy
to do any work that may lie ipuusted We
at short notice and with satisfaction
] also keep on hand good lot u
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CASH CUSTOMERS
GREAT BARGAINS IN
CARRIAGES

"a & 36 Jamison's Building corner Ca>
roudelet and Gravier streets. opposite the
old stadd and 81 Il 56 Baronue street, be-
tween Commoa and Gravier,
New ORLEANS, La.
IMMENSE Reduction in prices TO close
ont the interest of our late partner. Il. Marsh
Dauman. We are determined to sell with
out reference to cost our large stock, con-
sisting of over three hundred Carriages,
COaches, Catches, Breiis, TicfOriaS Rocka-
tragS, Bdi OHcheS, BuggieS, Jersey HagOHS Of
all grades and patterns, and Harness Of every
description.
Mr.. Simeon Toby has charge Of our office
and books, aud will be pleased to receive
and show his friends our stock.
r MARSH DENMAN & CO.,
In Liquidation.
y. NJ. HOLLINGSWORTH-Suceessor
to IL, Marsh Drnman Il Co., CARRIAGE RE>
rOsIrORY 30 q &c Jamison's Building
Corner Of Carondelet aud Gravier streets,
opdosite the old stand and 81 * h6 Bsrcuue
street between Common and Gravier, New
Orleans keeps constantly on hand large
assortment Of Carriages, Buggies and
Harness, Of every variety. Work made to
order aud warranted Prices low to suit the
times.
Mr. Simeon Toby holds my power Of at
torney, and will be pleased to show his
friends the stock.
ID. NJ. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Nav II, 1871. 2-6m.
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RIFLES and SHOT CUTS,

which I guarantee to be as fepre'n.itee'd,,-- - =
Also. a we'll selected stock OF FoipL''
and Fixed Ammunition, Mctil Car1dges Tor
breech loading guns and pistols good as
sorimcnt of Gun Lock-, Cur Fixtures
Lock and Trunk Keys, sc.
A reasonable share Of pubt patronage
IS respectfully solicited. ,..z
70. MolONlGLE.
la.
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Fever and Ague.

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents
There is not remedial ageut in this world
that will cure Fever and Ague and all other
Malarous. Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow
and other Fevers (aided by Rdd,ray'S PWs)
so quick as Radieay's Ready RetiQ. Fifty
nn,,tn nor LLAIIn
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Cures the uorst pains in from one 10 t'oenty
Minutes.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-01-14
BOOKKEEPING,

BOOKKEEPING.
PENMANsHIP.
MATHEMATICS,
IHCLUDING
SURVEYING, NAVIGATION, CIVIL
ENGINEERING. &c.
ENGLISH FRENCH, SPANISH GERMAN.
PHONOGRAPHl, ETC,
| Are taught as used in business any stu
dent can at once take charge of any set Of
! books.
An education that enables the student to earn
$4,000. &2,OGG or $55:5, 900 Yer
Is the best Fortune parents can give th";v
sons. The seath mast now educate ali her
sons practically.
At the last Two Fairs the Stulcnts and Pro
frssors of Dofbear Commercial College were
awarded Sig First Glass Pri-cs and more than
any other Institution in the United States for
Penmanship.
zE2Ms-P Payable isa Advance
Penmanship-ltssons not limited, p":-
1tcI COURSE 1 40 W
| Book keeping lonbIe and single entry
etc, a perfect tourSc so 90
| Arithme etic--inciading all commercial
calcuiatlOns-- -----.---.- SO 90
Lectures on Commercial law --- 20 10
lt ABOVE cOiiSliu,tS the commercial Course
Englisll-Gramn,tica course w 50 20
English, French, Spanish, Germau-fnII
course, to learn to read, acrits a;l
speak the lsngtage correctly, not
limited .-.--.--.I0 100 90
Latin, Hreek-full course 100 GO
Algebra, Surveying etc., --. 81 90
GcOmctry--tull coWSc, not limited -. so 90
Teachers Course inPenmanship w 100 90
Ornamental Penmal ship and FIo1'risA-
? mg..-- ..%...--.- :23 90
Agricultural Chemisty--tuil course 100 90
A Life Ticket in all tie Departments 500 90
student having Eaid tor a course in any
branch, as above, Is eatitIed to a Life. Ticket
in that Department. He can attend such
branches as he may asire. Persons from l3
to 60 years of age attthd -
N. B. All tie Graduates for the past 81
gears are poso in good bnsiness so fur as
kn0Un
CAUTIoN,-Beware df Hotel Runners and
Drummers, and apply st once at the College.
Put your money in the hands of your Mer-
chant OF the President Of the College.
For Catalogues, etc, apply at this Office Or
address
RI FUS DOLHAR, President,
Jan29-om New Orleans, La.
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\ Postal EilciiIeilfe

\ [onDo mon from thr ,,,,.,! ,1;.
t,.irt, wprr with = hnnl, nn'n f,,. '' ,
| tjoliaI's worth Of stamnS II. v,,
/ told 1h3t nanr,. no,,n,. ,,",s n,+ we" r'
rvived. lie went tnr SnanjSl nu,,.
! trrs.
..\N~r don't rrcpiyn tho, n,,,. .
said the attendant. ..tor mnrr t|',,
twvnt1 cents apiece"
Th.. coIntlvmau thourht !~n,l.
S;rn, r,i~i,t, noitir,,j.u. 90 Iva ,,..,,t
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Veto Of the Social Equality Bill.

Unlike cur contemporary of the
Bee, we shall not find fault with
| the motives. suppostitious Or real, OF
Governor Warmoth's veto Of the So
cial equality bill. We rather pre-
fer the sentiment of the Bulletin.
that one should not look a Gift
horse in the mouth. Governor War
moth, as a politician, is compelled
to employ the devices and strategy
of his order. We wish we could say
that he was exceptional in that res
'pect, and that all other political!
chiefs were not equally prone 10
such practices. 1t is our duty to
see that the interest CT the people,
the honor and credit of the State,
and the peace and order Of society are
protected against the schemes OF
heated partisans. This We shall DO.
faithfully and firmly, as against all
parties.
The time has arrived. when every
citizen must discard all partisan
preiudices and partialities in con
sideration of measures affecting the
interest of the people. What is done
in that behalf, by whomsoeyer done,
should be appIa1lded and defended ;
and what is done in betrayal and
sacrifice Thereof, ought to be vigo-
rously denounced, to whatever par
ty the actor may belong, Or whatever
partisan advantage may result there
from.-IN. O. Times, 9TH inst.
A balloon naSSa9e ont of Paris
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Count EseHedetti's Wife.

louise Muli5Ach. in her "LpttelS
from Egypt" tells IL very romantic
story about the wife Of Count Benc-
tI"tt., the French Minister Plenipo-
tontjN!.I II the pllsSinn court be-
tore The outbreak Of the present
WNr. ! very rich Greek merchant.
resident il Alexandria, had two
black wives, whom he loved dearly,
and foI whose service he provided a
iarGe Ectinue Of beautiful girls. One
Of his wives one day chanced to see
d charming white girl, and was so
pleased with her that she coaxed her
husband into buying her.
The beautiful slave became q con
tidential servant and companion to
her negro nlstresScS. and conducted
herself toward them in such a saga
clouS manner that she became indis-
FenS;ihle TO them. She sang to them
and gossiped and froliclled so grace
tH!iy tllat ennHi was banislled com
p!etciy. She won their affection,
ana through them also the affection
ot her master, the venerable Greek
merchant.
Bus unfortunately the black wives
Hn''1"n|y fell sick one day, and be-
fore nightiall they were both dead.
Their disease was known to nobody,
and they We're hastily buried. The
beautiful young slave, who had not
left their side for a moment during
tha few hours Of their illness, seemed
inc0nsoIablc. She did her best, how
ever, to aSsuage the grief OF the an
cIent merchant, and in this way so
cndeared herself to him that he
adopted her as his child and heir.
since he was Just " little TOO old to
marry her. In course Of time the
venerable sage rejoined his sWarthy
wives inHthH other world, and the
fortunate nymph came into posses
sion OF his millions. At this stage
Of her existence Count Benedetti. !
who was then only Il penniless alta
che to the French Consulate in AL |
nNandlia, offered her his hand and !
heart, and, having married her, with |
the aid Of her wealth cut for him
self a road to fame. In this way she |
who was once a slave to slaves, be
came a star III the circles Of the
treilc!, world of fashion.
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New Orleans Directory

AGRICULTURAL INPLEMMENTs.
Thos. 3. Bodley, Nc Perdido ST.
Balls Ohio Mowers and Reapers, Sattley
Gang Plows, Stafford Cutivators, Southern
Corn Planters, and Cotton Planters, Victor
Cane Mills, Cooks EvapGator.
BOYS AND CRILDRENS CLOTHING
3. r. Walshe, llO Cana, styeyf; near St.
Charles.
CARPET WIREFOUSE.
A. Brousseau & Co., Il Chartrrs street,
Importers of and Wholeale and Retail
Dealers in Carpets. Floor b:I Cloths Chi
ma and Cocoa Mattin3 Curtains, Window
Shades and UpholsteIs' Materials.
s. H~>.a--.. DENTIST. H.
Dr.. j S. Knapp, Is Baronne Street
MUSIC AND MUSIC, III INSTR UNEETS,
A. E. Biacknaar, 20i Canal Street
MdCHINERY.
Thos. 3. Bodley, No Pc dido Street,
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mills ShingIes Machines, Corn
and Wheat Mills, Steam and Water Pipes
and Fittings. Betting, Cotton Gins and
icSStS, odN IulHiuclS, Cttam JaugeS etc
OPTICI4N.
William Bohne, lG3 CarondeIe Street a.
bove Poy,lras.
ORLEANS TNFfPMdRT
l42 Canal Street
DR.. Chopin, General and Specia Surgery
D. Beard, Diseases OF the Eye and.Ear.
DR.. Rrielze!l. On Diseases Petuliar to
Females . G,
DR.. Bruins, Diseases of Throat and Chest.
Accommodations First-Class, send ftr Circu-
lars 2. O. Box 81.
SHIRTS g. MEMS FURNISHING GOOns.
e. T Walshe, 10 Canal Street, near st
Charles. nov 10, :70-iy{
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Christian civilization, and to enter
into the mere wholesome emulation
i'll the arts ot. peace than ;he bloody
strife Of arms:
This House resolves to refuse the
loan demanded to continue the war,
and requests the Federal Elmncpl-
lor to waive the question If the an
'hNation of French territory. and
speedily to conclude peace with the
French Republic,
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y co'mtryman in England hap
pcncd to be travelling in railway
train, accompanied by his wife, when
a collision occurred. His wife re-
celVed a severe confusion between
the eyes, for which the Jury award
ed $50 damages. Some time after,
the following was elected from the
plaintiff, in a moment of unguardeI
conViviality: ''Wcll, You see t col
liSion happened. t oTlid woman and
! Wur all feet: hut when | GOT o t.
c;1riage, | saw lot o fellows in q
terrible state. One sings out, 'Eh,
lad, Tvc getti'' my head cut open;
I'll ha' twenty peownd for this
Twenty pcoWnd,' cries another, Use
gettin' my shoulder out, and I'll ha7
forty for it, When | heard This"
continued the clever business man,
II jumped at t Ould woman straight
out, and druv my head right be-
tween her eyes, and we're gettin'
fifty pcoWnd for t."
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Notice..

sE.f 1%oGkce. ."..1-E
FsO all Manufacturing establishments
Il throughout the United States, who may
have an interest in the Introduction of theil
manufactured articles into this and the adj
joining parishes: We will be pleased to act
as their agents on terms and conditions that
will insure general satisfaction. Our location
is Genital and suitable one
LASSITER d CHACHERE.
Real Estate and General AGENTS
REFERENCES: Major St. Paul. John Reed
& Co, Mobile DR.. e. Pilate. Dayton. Ohio !;
A. j. Frantz of the Brandon Republican. Hon
John Watts, GariandsviIle, Miss Hon. Al
bert Voorhies, D. L. Campbell, New Orleans;
Daniel bennett of the Planters Banner, Bal
thazar Martel, St. Mary's parish; DIR. James
A. Lee, j. D. Swain, A. Hebert, Iberia parish
E. Mouton, Esq, Hon, F. Daigle. Lafayette
parish; Hon. Edward Simon Col. Alcibatle
DeBlaHc, st. Martins parish; Geo. H. Wells;
Esq, Hon. W. FL Haskell, Calcasieu parish,
Hon. John i. King, Dr. James Ray, C.
Mayo. Rev. G. A Frazee, Y. yalade, Martel
IL Hudspeth, Henry L. Garland. j. j Nor
gan, James K. Dixon. Hon. T. c. Anderson,
Bloch & Dupre, DR.. George Hill, at Opelou-
sas, Hon VIM. Offutt, Hon Lewis D. Pres
colt, T. L. Pitre. Capt. c.. C. Pickett. at Wash
ington, DR.. j M. Millard, DIR. A. O. Guidry.
at Grand Coteau, Qnezime Tete. Phillip Stagg
Dr.. Louis DeBaillon, Jesse B. Clark, Joseph
Chenier, Samuel Haas, st. Landry parish.
sept2-tf
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\ religious body having resolved
to build a new church, the pastor
went ahont begging very zealously,
accepting not emily the widows, but
the child's mite. In the Sunday
school one Sabbath, while instruct
ing them, he compared himself to u
shepherd, and then inquired what
til" latter did with his flock. One
hliGht-eycd little fellow promptly
replied, ''He shears 'cm ~
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AGUE AND FEVER.
/ FOR SALE.

On Liberal Terms of Creren.
"a sAWM1LL, in running order, situated
- = in this parish, with large tract of
land valuable for its timber and cultivation
Price $4,000, payable with 8 per cent
pei annum interest from date, in 6, II, 1s,
d, 80, 36, 40, 4s, 81, 60, 66 and 70
months Lumber will be taken in pay
me It, 1883 ts3lf
Apply 20 HENRY L. GARLAND.
Opelou s. Dec. "a. 1S70-tf
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The following scene recently oc-
cured in one of our courts, between
the Judge and q Dutch witness, all
the way from Rotterdam: ''What
is your native language ?" II pc no
native. y " What is your mother
tongue :" Icll hab no mudder.
mynlccr. " What did YOU first
learn ? What language did you
speak in the cradle p II did not
speak no language in de cradle;
only cry in Dootch.'
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During the winter of 1869; Harry
Men,, of Baltimore, while acting in
the capacity of commercial tourist,
!. e., drummer, visited Wilmington,
n. c., and stopped at one of the
first-cIasS hotels. At the breakfast
table he gave an elaborate order to
the waiter, and included in it "two
soft-boiled eggs" Sambo went off
to the kitchen, but soon returned
and asked: "Mass' Boss, did YOU
want dem eggs scrambled ?" NO."
said Harry, II want them soft boil
ed" "All right, sar,' and off he
trotted again. In a few moments
he loomed in again, and remarked
in a most persuasive tone: "Mass'
Boss, you better have dem eggs
scrambled" "What the ID do
You mean p roared Harry. "Wen,"
said Sambo, "Mass' Boss, I'll tell
YOU; dem eggs amt very fresh, and
they'll look better scramb1ed.' Harry
cancelled the order for hen fruit III
toto.
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Tom, twitting Sam on the extra
ordinary size of his understandings
SAid I" him, "Eou must take. cold
easily, Sam; | should think YOU
Wollh be sick all the time" "EIow
50 ?" asked Sam. "Why," replied
Ion, ''h""alSe there's SO mach Of
yOu OF the ground"
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About half-past twelve o'clock on
Sunday, as people were returning
from church, lady dressed in the
very height Of fashion, with q gor
gcous Grccian bend of magnificent
proportions, trippcd down Second
street in the most approved style,
like a cat treading on eggs. Just
as she reached the corner of Second
and Sutton streets, where the "gcn
ties most do congregate," a news
paper, neatly folded, slipped from
under her skirts and fell on the side
walk. A polite newsboy saw it fall.
and called out to her that she had
''drapped sumthi'," but she kept
her eyes fixed Oh vacancy. and moy--
ed straight ahead without appearing
to hear him. A few steps further
another wad fell from the same re-
gion, and there was a diminution of
the hump, on her back. The hov
yelled after her again, II say, Mis-
sIls, you are losing all your paperst'
The only sign of hearing him that
Slio gave was q qulckcnlnG in noT
pace, as if she was anxious to ret
away from those diggins as soon #>
possible. A kind hearted lady. v no
was walking behind her and under
stood the situation at this moment,
hurried up alongside and whispered
to her that she was losing her bend.
This information caused her to turn
into friendly stairway near by to
repair damages; but just as she put
her foot iii the door, an enormous
bundle Of papers, a hundred Or so in
number, dropped from beneath her
skirt and rolled on the sidewalk,
The yOungster, indignant at tho trr If
ment he had received, and .hc on
parent disdain with which his m no.
lite attentions, had been met, on this
rushed forward, and Selling the
bundle of papers startled Sabbath !.
stiffness on the streets with 's'Ere's &
your extra! Latest from the seat Of
'0or!" The lady, it is needless 10
say, didn't stop to take an "extra D.
IMaySville fky.) Bulletin.
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CitiHns or strangers who wish business
call.
Students ran enter in any or all the depart
ments o. the College at any time
~Whrnclubs of three or more ENTER at the
same time from the same place, ten per cent
deduction will be made.
BOARD AND LODGING S25 Per MONTH.
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lie BON TON.
Journal de Modes, and Report Of
Paris Fashions,
EoyTuyy

aIlS K aSnlOnS,
GIVES MONTHLY,
Four Fine and skigsssy-cogoreH
Steel EssgT:syiBss.
executed in Paris by the best artists, repre-
senting the costumes as manufactured by the
most fashionable modiste of that city
This Journal is finely illustrated with un-
colored cuts, and contains sixteen pages of
high-toned reading matter; gives letter on
fashion, and a lncid description of the plates
in French and English.
Each number gives one
FULL-SIZED PAPER PATTERN,
and ticket on the third page of co1er. enti-
ties the purchaser (either by subscription or
single numbers, to second Pattern OF her
own selection r
TERMs.-One year, Sc; Single copies, 60
cents; Five copies, one year, @25, and one
copy of Die Modentreh to the grtter up of the
Club
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is removed to Nos. 1914 and 1855 Canal street
opposite Christ Church. and on the same
square as the Law and Medical Colleges, the
University of La, and the Mechanics Insti-
tutr-thc Headquarters Of the mechanical and
Agricultural Fair A&sociation-tlus cencen-
tratng the leading Educational Institutions
Of TIE State on the same square.
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in Il recent trial Ot Il ease ct as
sHrlt and battery. the counsel said
-! will Introduce an eyewitness OF
the affair. Samuel Smith," What
II You" occupation, sir ;" "Biind
kuD,r,r"
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Another Healthy Step.


In the House Of Representatives
yesterday the committee on Elections
offered q resolution which was adj
opted by a vote Of seventy nine yeas
to thirteen nays, to abolish the Gus
tom OF paving contestants their per
diem and mileage whether they
made ont ease or not. 1t was a
cnStom Of ancient usage to re-
ward all contestants for seats
in the House with pay and mileage,
blit It's Justice was never recognized
BY the people at large. The House
has wisely abolished the habit, and
hereafter we shall have less to pay
on this ac"ount.-LN n. o. Republican,
Jan. 9th.
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Gen. Dolay was buried at Wcis-
Senb'ug the day after the Germans
captured that town, with full mill
tarN honors. His body was follow
ed to the grave by al entire rcgi-
ment of infantry and battery Of
artillery, and the last salute was
fired by a whole company. On the
way to the churchyard the band
played the French national hymn,
and returning, after the burial, the
popular song, d" Die Wacht am
Rhein.n
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Lost or Stolen.

Lost or Stolen.
4 lNE p. omisscry note, with credit Of six
" ty dollars thereon, for one thousand dol
lars, payable February 18th, 1871, drawn by
John F. Shaw in favor of M, MeDavitt; also
one promissory note for FIVE hundred dollars,
payable February 18th, 1872 drawn by John
F. Shaw, in favor of NJ McDavitt- as per
passed before John F. Todd, Notary Pub
!.e, about the month of July, 1870
all persons are notified not to trade for said
,tes, as they have been lost or stolen
sa H. McDAYITT
Vile Plate, Dec oath, 2S7O atr5-.
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GROVER 4 BAKERS
~ E1Asr1sT1TcH
.5-@'a. FAILY
Sewing :: gGachines.
FAIH41

Epoipts oExcel1encc.
Beauty and Elfity OF ,.tltch'
Perfection andhPlc'ty OF Macflinery'
Tsinp hoth thru directly from the spools.
No fastening seams by hand and no
waste OF thread. -.
Wide range ofpt'caa'n "'thous change
Of adjustment. :,
The seam res itS beauty ana hrinness
after washing ironng.
Besides doinfl klhas OF Worh done by
ether Sewing iaclInes. these Machines
execute the III hantiful and permanent
Embroidery ananaFntai work
The HighesfeHiams at AL the fairs and
exhibitions Of. Ihisd States and Europe
have been awad he Grever &, Baker Sew
ing Machinesadtff work done by them,
wherever exhiedini competion.
Salesroomsl2 Canal Street New Orleans
HAMMER, General Agent.
.CHs. N. FER 0pel"usas, I'LL -
,E4itf2 hlntfG Parish st. Landry.
Apr;l 1e .fr
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THE OLDEST AND MOST EFFICIENT
AND SUCCESSFUL COMMERCIAL.
COLLEGE, IN THE UNITED
STATES

THERE IS A FULL FACULTY
Studeats begin at any time. There Is no
Vacation.
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DATN in the right side, under the
l. edge of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
left side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some
NJ times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness;
a the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, ac-
companied with a painful sensation
of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant. The patient complains of
weariness and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he. complains of a prickly sensa-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. M'LANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to, .
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
PRoPRIEToRs.*
P.S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
their orders distinctly. and take bat Dr.
M'Laas,s, 6,eparea by Fleming Byos., Pits
6x,gA. Pa. r@
Sold by all respectable Druggists, and Country
Storekeepers generally.