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What are They?
THEY ARE NOT A VILE
F A N G Y d r l n X,

Made of poor Rum. Whiskey, Proof Spirits and
Refuse Liquors doctored, spieed and sweetened to
please the taste, called ''ronics,' "Appetizers,"
Restorers, &c, that lead the tippler to drunk
enness and ruin but are a true Medicine, made from
the Native Roots and Herbs of California free from
all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the Great Blood
Purifier and Life Giving Principle perfect Reuo-
vator and Invigorator Of the System, carrying o all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to healthy
condition. NJ person take these Bitters accord
ing to direction and remain long unwell.
500 will be given for an incurabe case provided
the bones not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means and the vital organs wasted beyond the
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS whether in old or
young, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood
or at the turn of life, these Tonic Bitters have no
equal. &C. Send for circular.
They are Gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
possessing also the peculiar merit ofacting pc
of the Liver. and all the Visceral Organs
For Inhammatory and Chronic Rheumatism and
Gopt, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bilious. Remttent
err Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have been
most successful; Such Diseases are caused by Vi
tiated Blood which is generally produced by de-
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIG EsTI0N, Headache,
Chest, Dizziness. Sour Eructations Of the Stomach.
Bad taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks Palpita-
ton of the Heart; Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain
IN the region OF the Kidneys, and hundred other
painful symptoms. are the ofsprings of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels. which render them eff
equaled efficacy in cleansing the blood of all impu-
rifles and mpartng new life and yigor to the whole
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils,
Carbuneles, Ring Worms. Scald- Head, Sore Eyes,
Eryspelas Itch, Scurfs Discoorations of the SIKH,
Humors and other Diseases of the Skin of
whatever- name or nature, literally dug up
and carried out of the system in short time by the
use of these bitters One bottle in such cases will
convince the most incredulous of their curative eff
feet,
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the skin in Pimpes,
Eruptions or Sores cleanse it when you find it OBJ
Structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse il when
il is foul, and your feelings will tell you when
Keep the blood pure and the health of the system
will follow.
PIN. TAPE and other WORMS lurking in the
system of so many thousands. are efeetualy des-
troyed and removed For full directions read care
fully the circular around each bottle printed in four
languages-Engish, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. R. II, MCDONALD & co.
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco CAL, and
80 and 81 Commerce Street. New York.
as-soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Ally
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DEATH IN THE LAMP.--So many of
the illuminating fluids in the market
are of an explosive nature that extreme
caution is necessary in buying them
The Fire Marshal of New York city re-
ports one hundred and ffty-seven fires in
1870, Of which eighteen per cent. were
caused by poor kerosene and the danger
Gus compounds that are used in place of
kerosene, while seventeen deaths were
caused by the explosion of these fluids.
A recent inspection of the stocks of the
dealers in kerosene oil and substances
sold fol it in that city, showed that nine.
ty-six per cent of the whole number
we're selling dangerous article, liable to
bring death and destruction into the
house where it is used, at any moment.
1t is true that many of the accidents from
kerosene come from criminal careless.
ness in its use but when all these are
set aside, enough danger remains to make
1t imperative that every possible pre-.
caution be observed. 1t has been sug.
gested that every State should pass laws
Tor the protection of consumers of thes,
fluids against the reckless manufact
urers who are putting their poor AZ
ticles into the market. But the bette
way IS Tor people to buy only of dealers
who will warrant the quality. and to try
an occasional experiment with little. b,
which the question of explosiveness ma,
! be tested.
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Miscellanu.

ANEoDoTE OF JACK MATToCKs. In
the early days of the Vermont bar,
Safeguarding was quite common, and it
was frequently the case that a client won
his case through the sharp hits of his
lawyer rather than by any legal rights.
Not far from 1900, Jack Mattocks began
his practice at Peacham, and at about
the same time VIM. Baxter opened an
office in Bloomington. Mattocks was a
great wag, one of the keenest young
men of his time, and seldom met his
match. But the first time he met Bax-
ter he was suddenly and unexpectedly
disarmed. Among the first cases Baxter
bought in the Orleans County Court, it
happened that Mattocks was employed
to defend. On trial, when Mattocks was
about closing his argument, he turned, as
usual, upon his opposing lawyer, and de-
signing to annihilate his influence with
the fury, being to ridicule him. Said he
contemptuously, "This Baxterl Who is
he? He is little dried-up fellow, who
brought his case in this court but short
time since. was employed to defend,
and, when he heard of it, he came clear
down to Peacham to see me about it, told
me it was his first case, and if he could
manage to win his reputation would be
established. He even attempted to bride
me by offering me guinea if | would
neglect the interest Of my client, and let
him win the case" Then looking around
to Baxter, he said Familiarity, +" You re-
member it, don't you, Baxter?" After
cycling him moment, Baxter deliberate.
ly and contemptuously replied, "Iremem.
Der, we'll, you took the guinea This
was a sumner. Court, bar and jury
roared with laughter, at the expense Of
Mattocks who went home, having lost his
case and suffered notifying defeat al
his own game of blackguarding.-L
don Union.
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Brethren" said sneaker at late
missionary meeting, 81 want you to turn
your backs upon this board of missions
your greenbacks, | mean, and, if you
presume to speak to them, let it be in
silver tones"
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A NOVEL PRocEED1NG.-In Andovar
one cold day, two boys of seven years
followed the moving of small building
on its way to Lawrence and soon after
starting were joined by three small Irish
boys. Highly interested with the oper-
alton aud occasional rides obtained, they
did not turn back till they had reached
Lawrence bridge The excitement over
the cold soon became too much for the
three smaller lads who began to cry
about freezing their fingers which arous'
ed not only the sympathy but the ingen-
uity of the two elder ones. After much
discussion and amended suggestions,
they hit upon the following arrangement
for making at least the hands of their
little companions more comfortable.
They took one small boy between them
and made him put bis hands in their
pockets. Each then placed boy on the
outside, put the hand next to them in
their in their other pockets, and binding
up the remaining hands with handker-
chiefs, buttoned them into the little fell
lows jackets. Thus, FIVE abreast, Tho
hands of the smaller boys warmly slowed
away, and the elders with their ARM
about the three, they travelled the thret
miles home. The two boys who coult
prove SO equal to such an emergency
may be safely calculated to take care o.
themselves and others, when they be
come men.
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR sELF-IE
WALTON. Medical Treatise on the Y.
Cure of EXHAUSTED VITALITY. PREMATUt tE
IN Man. NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBlLlfA.
CHoNDRIA. This is indeed a book Tor eNes
Price only Sl,VO, 80 pages bound IN cloth
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Vt. Central 4 sullivan Rail
WINTER ADVANCEMENT, Conn

w Monday, December g. 1870.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Arrive ia Bellows Falls S;25, 4. ~, 7:a5 4
?, N,
Mail Train leaves 0gdeusburg at SIS P. H.
bans AZ $50 A, NJ, for bellows Fails, Buslo.
cester. Springfield New York &c
Night Express leaves 0gdensburRh al II
Montreal at $3.50 NJ, st. Johns at 4. so p "
bans 20 p. m, arriving in Boston at $40
necting at Bellows halls with Cheshire Rain
Boston aud Worcester. and with Vernon
Railroad for Springfield, &c., and arriving
ork az 1880 p NJ.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WIS
Leave Bellows Falls u . P. 81, SIS. ?. y.
V,
Mail train leaves Boston, via Lowell All
via Lawrence and E!tchburg Tot 7.SD A. ~. s..
Al s:U. a. ~, tor burlington, ard ST. Allan
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at D..
receiving passengers from Vt. Nalicy Railra
uE New York at u Is =. NJ, and from Chesi
.oad, leaving Boston al 20 ?. ~, come
White River junction with train leaving
800 NJ. for Burlington. Montreal End
burgh, connecting with Steamers and The
Trunk Railway for the West.
SLEEPING CARS are attached To itF
Express Trains running between Montreal
ON, and st. Adams and Springfield. lnd 5.
md Troy. and Drawing room cars beiwetl
A and Boston On Day Express lraius
Through Tickets fer Chicago and the Yves
q. MERRILL. Ger.
st. Adams. Vt, Dec. e. 1870.
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A Book for every Man.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR sELE-Pk
WALTON. A Medical Treatise on the z.
Cure of EXHAUSTED VITALITY. PREMAIU Nv =
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Theseare, beyond all mparison. the mes
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There Is nothing whatever that all can citheT|
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many matters OF the most important and iBh
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All the NEW DISCOVERIES Of the author.
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The author of these books is one Of =
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titled to the gratitude OF cur race for these
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sept. Z. 1859.
Es- gther book sent by mail on receipt Of
y. Il. The Author of the above name9 4
works Is the Chief Consulting Physician O =
body Medical Institute. and is so conss, :
gagged in consultation with invalids from -
the country that be has no time TO mere ~
tails Therefore all letters iould be ael.
the PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE ~
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turing skill and experience.
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Snccrssian NntErc.

Succession of InParish Cnnrt
Z. I. knghtnn, Of BnS>irr Pur
deceased. ish. La,
p otic-iS hereby given that DnrntLea
~ J. Knightou Inns this DIV filed
~ ih' office of said Court her .tpI,lica-
ton praying 10 he appointed admins
ira'IiX of the succession of Charles p.
knichtnn deceased.
Now, therefore. this Is To admonish
all persons concerned. that if uppnsi-
ton Is not made thereto within the
tiIne prescribed by law. said applicant
will be appointed .nistratrix a.
prayed for
Witness. the Hon. l.. w. Baker.
Parish Judge of BoSsies parish, La,
tins 9TH day of Feb. 1871.
/. n. BRADEN, Clerk
MAO It District Court
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STATIsTIC OF LIFE.-The year.

STATISTIC oP LIFE.-The year.
~ mortality Of the globe is said to
De "5,555,3J5 persons. This is at
the rate OF 1851 per day, 37S per
hour, and Z per minute. One.
fourth Of the population die at or
before seventeen years, Among
10000 persons, one hundred
years; one in 500 attains the ace
OF nine'y; and one in 100 lives 10
the age of sixty.
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The Professor OF mathematics
IN a Western college has figmed
out before his class the exact di-
mensions of Heaven. he decides
that it contains but ], 900 square
miles, and bases his calculation
on the 2lst chapter of Revelations.
1t Is thought by him, however,
that this space will be ample, so
many people seem to be going the
other way at present.
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
JOHN S. REESE & CO..
General agents, baltimore, IA.
CAPITAL.----.-S 81 600, 900
Soluble Pacific Guano.

Five Years Experience in the Us, of this
Guano, IN thecultIire OF Cotton, has given it
standard character for excellence uusur-
passed by am. other Fertilizer Exp.ri-
enee, through Series of Years, has demon
sfrated that an application of 200 lbs per
Acre, increases the Crop Three Fold while
an Application OF 100 lbs. per Acre Doubles
the Production. At this rate of Increase.
with Cotton at present low prices. the In
vestment IN this GuaHo pays FROM $50 to 500
percent Profit
The Large Fixed Capital Invested by the
Pacific Guano Company, in the production of
tbs Giiaao, affords the surest guarantee of
its Continued Excellence.
For Supplies and further information an
' to: ". L KELLY, Agent,
PSI Camp street, New Orleans.
Feb. IL ,n
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Succession Sale.

succession Of William 4 Drake, decd.
by virtue If a commission FROM The
- honorable the Parish Court
IN and Tor tie Parish If Claibor,je. Ia.
~ the Succession of VIM A. Drake
deceased, and 20 me directed. Twill saIl
az public auction To- tie last and higb
ct bidder, at the Court IIcnse d,,nr i,
ne tawn # Bellevue, .La1isiana. on
7 ESD Az. Inc % day If Fchruarv.
loT. The following described Ianl-
hr!"ngIHg t. sand Succession. s;tpa,,d
IN S"s>ier Parish. ip-wi;:
The southeast qilrr.pr IF the soath-
west qunrter Of sec; nn seven. township
nineteen, range ten, containing forty
acres.
Also. the undivided half Of the fa,-
lowing, viz: The southeast quarter
and EAST half Il the southwest Quarter
OF section five the west half Of section
twelve east halfnf the southwest uu,r-
ter aud the west half of the southeast
quarter of section enc, the northeast
quarter OF section eleven, all in town
ship nineteen. range ten; also, the
north half and southwest quarter of SEC
ton eighteen. the west half Of sactin,
twenty nine and the east half of the
h"r'hrnaf quarter Of section thirty, all
IN township eighteen, range eleven
also. the west half of the southwest
quarter Of section five, township nine
teen. range eleven.
To he sold in lots Of forty acres.
Terms of Sslr-Cash, with benefit
# aPprai~ement.
Act Of sale with revenue stamps al
expense Of purchasers.
b f 0'NEAL. Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, Jan. -. 1871.
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During the past year the expor-
tation of grain from Chicago, Mil
Waukee, and Toledo, increased H.
ooo.OOO of bushels over the pre-
cedlng year. This shows the rap
ID agricultural growth ofthe West
IN a single produce.
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&fF'Gy Safe.

E'strayed beforeJ n. Tyra. J. p, on tho
AZ sth day OF October, 1870 hy Geo =
Garrett, and will be sold a. Bellevue. In
fJr cash, 10 the highest Lidder.-un SATURDAY
the 18th day Of April, 1871, sorr,
Mare MULE, about wears old - hand.
high, a scar on her head under left ear. and
branded on left shoulder with Mexican
braud- Appraised NJ $50
The owner j. requested to core forward
prove property nay charges. etc
J. ii. LOTION, Stray Master.
january %, 1874,
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4 Montana exchange says that
when a man there gets to shan
kerlng after Office right smart"
they elect him sheriff and he lives
Just two days.
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Stray Sale.

Z 1str;,' cd before the undersigned. autha-,.
- ~. on the =pth 0ay of january. 1871 br
=. iporfrh. and viii H. sold 20 the highest
.,.'.dsi-, iar ,a-.ir- . bellevue. La, on Sarrr.
Gay : prlI 2-lTti- 1871 q certain BAY MARE,
agreed about - years branded on left shpul
der with letters a. H., and white spot on
forehead. Appraised 40 $}5
Ai*n on the same day. one BAY MARE
filsLf ABOUT : wears Did, with some feyy
cRF!S on nerk and wrlthrrs. fresh saddle
marks. Appraised al s H. -,
ne owner IS request Ell To come forward.
prove property. pay ciiarges. &c
Jan. q, 1879.
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YRstssae,. Fe,nGsse college.

Wis Institution viii open its regular Pail
! Term ef five months, on Monday the
18th OF September; with its usual corps of
teachers and Increased facilities OF Eduea,
ion.
J. L. BRIGHT, A. VI, DID.
Principal Of College,,
4. 3. GEORGE, Pres't Trustees.
September 10, 1870. ii
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Notice.

RNishinS 10 make a changei in nv bust.
W ucss, | win sell at private sale from
{ Iis day, my Livery Stable outfit, consisting
II HORSES and MULES of all description.
CARRIAGES, HACKS, HEARSES. BUG
rs, W At'DSs, &c, ON reasonable terms
Also. VIII srll or lease my stables from Jan.
4, 1871
nI9tf JOHN CALDWELL
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There is not a single female
prisonel III the Prisons of Kansas
Virtue has found its home.
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Catch fhe TaEeF,

A-,aincbody has RED SOW running with
ny SoNs. kiGht ear cropped close 10 the
heitd' crop and t~o splits in the left am
ne &c, marks ia the lcf.. ear are fresh
tlia owner wilipl,.asr come forward ,,ruvp
property, paw for this advertisement, i,yL
'''t' sid Sp'h j L. BiEGS.
"'' Bellevue La
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.E;otjce 10 Creditors.

rENha creditors OF the Succession Of John
Z Coates. deceased, are HEREBY notified ~
make themselves known, and present. an ne
count OF their respective claims and the
ht,cs ~ "hIeii thc1 are established to me.
~ late residence ut deceased, or 10 NV az
Snincy, y. i. Fort. at Believe
MARTHA COATES. Aln'x
Jan. 25th. iS.i 5,1.2t
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keln0U0g.

'E'he subscriber has removed his stock
z Staple aud Plantation Dry Goods.
hardware Groceries, &c. from No 81 Texas
street to M. on the Levee.
Thankful for past iavOrs, be soiicits cor.
M RS and The public generally,
j IT. REYNOLDS,
ESnH - No. Levee Street
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lost or sWjsggs6,

arrant No s issued in favor OF T. "
r. E Hiler April 18th, 1870, was paid into ;hc
treasury November Sth, 1870.
i. r. MOORE.
Nc Parish Treasurer.
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F0r !SGEe 0s. ReuE.

Il ".ii sell tor rent Cor this year about ore
lungre'i and sixty five iIG5j acres Of land on
i.cd kiv.r, Ge-Hg :; part uf-the Carter or Law
pEtr,- Terms uI Saie--Onc ta;tl cssE
al" ,"la@c,, II one and two years Apply t.
IeF ~. W C.arke, at BellyyUe, or t. u ,sr,
E.,eli, Williamson 4 Wise. Aftorr,,.,.s ~
- Y, Shreveport, La. j. MARSHALL.
- a; - 4 lIU .
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The recipient OF the following
soothing epiStle from his elopfng
spouse, confidently appeals to a
sympdthisins public for commits
Grafton in his Bereavement:
DEAR HgBDY: You'le played
OFT. / !it.e DR.. so well that
1 perfer going with him-you
good-fornothing degenerated
cuss- It's none OF your business
where we've gone TO. Il won't 90
you bit Of good fer you 10 follow
US, for | wouldn't live auo-her day
with you to save your life. Tou
made a mistake III thinking ! low
cd yoa. | never did. | married
yea for convenience sake. I take
the baby along, and I'll take care
of it. You can sue for a divorce;
get married as soon as You please.
The woman who gels yoa next
viii have a healthy old prize.
Goodbye. De virtuous and you'll
happy.
lQT-p T,Aptr TTIr.rs .
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"a Ladies CIoaks, late STYLES. for sale
az J IL. REYNOLDS,
NIL 3ms No. Dspes 81 Shreveport =
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EesEeetge academy.

Eessecs'e academy.
Nhe nn1tscasion of this institution viii
I hegin MONDAY, january 2ud lS7i.
and cUHtiHae, without inter mission. until
JuGe JJIh, ic.L r
TUITioN-PEE MONTH.
Primary, 6 OF
English branches. Including Arith-
neiic, GrcSraPhy, English Grauf-
lear, Reading and writing, any or all
% these, nr
AcIdcluic, including Algebra, Gcor c.
try, Natural Philosophy and Latin,
any or ali OF these, ) o.
Collegiate, ~
No dcdaetions made except in cases Of
prutracTrd illness.
Payments must he made promptly at The
end Of every two months
J. a. w. LOWRY, Principal
December 9Th, 1870
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Notice.

lhe copartnership heretofore existing be
Il tween Naure * Haynes is this day die,
solved by mutBal consent
January llth. 1871. 5. w. VANCE.
n45lm WV. HAYNES.
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List of Jurors drawn on the 2ist
day of January, 1871, to serve at
the March District Court of Bos-
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G7'ee2stCOoG Seminary,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NEAR LEBANON, TENN.
Mrs. n. I. Linlsley. Principal.
Sessions and Expenses,

SssesSioas commence, respectively, on the
- hfst Aorday of September aud Febru-
airy, and continue twenty weeks each