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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-10-04
WYE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE

WYE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
Nv friends aud ,,,trnn> of Joseph We'll,
that we have purchased his entire inter.
r,t and go tents of-iiS store on Front
street. and will carry on the same under
the above style. p
Joseph We'll is tlllnkful FIR the liberal
'mtrnnaue bestowed pn his ll"nS, aud l"p's
his successors will share equally we'll.
T.. Il S Will have assumed all the lin'ili-
ties If the Late firm and all pavm"nt of ac-
counts aud notes aust he made t" t''em.
w. will continue to ke"u in orr store
everything in our line. Oar stock cnn
Si~ts Of
DRY GOODS, GRO!'ERlFS,
HARDWARE, TINW RE-.
OTKERYWARE. ROOFS.
SHOES. hats, ETC,
Al! of Which we will dispose of ut very
small rrntits
~ We will pay the highest market
urcp for cotton. or make liberal advances
Jan. Is. ISii9-tf.
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NEW YORK WORLD.
.FEIE WORLD
FOR
1871.

TVyuE YEAR 1871 BIDS FAIR 70 BE
d one of th,.n important and frn't-
FIJI in onr political history. In it will be
shaped the great issues on which the
Presidential election of 1872 must turn.
It wi be an era of new political energy
m the Soutl, which. for the first time IN
twelve wears, comes unfrttered int" II ma
tinnal canvass: and an era of confident
hope to the Democratic party everywhere
The srnrranuuarei issues on which the
Radical marty have stood are passing ont
nf u,li,jcs, aud the laundering imheci'ity
ana protlirate rxtravag,nre of General
Grants administration need n"lv t" be
f,ttlfullv exposed tn turn TIL" tide of pm =
lie ceiling acknowledgements II. il this,
the great work of the coming year, y"
World will act II" secondary rtrf rs
location IN tlr great focus "f nati"i';,l com
merge. and Intelligence, tie freshness aud
abundance If its news, AID IFS rec1gn'Zrh
pnsi,inp rs the lridi'g orgar of the Demo
cratic Marty. Law u,t,n it II mission and
,pnstlrsllir which it will discharge Wit.
,ntiinchium hplhnrsS, vignr, fidelity. and
zaph IT will he in constant counsel 'std
communion wifi, the tried leaders ami
s,cacin,ls statesmen of the 'ariN III al l'r
States nf TIE Uuinn cnr'lin'lN c"-"reInti,g
with Them and they with il. in hmilhr'"
NJ thu party N order and unity: hraii''"
differences. iniiiSi confidence, Inviting
md euc.,ur,.ing new ,,rnsalytes. and l";id-
inc an the. nnrty rs Il bnlh and nnhrnk"n
uhalanx tn the great triumph which
awaits II in 1872
The slAr. allotted 70 The Wnrll in this
ronhinpi nd ,lisrirliurd nnv"mrnt 1T
the D..nlnrrarv in their onward nnrrh +"
victor. is tl,es dissemination of untitled
trrtl: II work which can he Fruitful oiAv
IN proportion t" tn. rN'""t Of It's cirr'i'a-
ton We AJAX Democrats eyer, where I"
aid IL, in scattering the good seed broad
east over the whole. nj. during the peIi"l
which is so iporta;,i' in reference to the
coming harvest.
As a VEHICLE OF NEWS
The World (a,w in the eleventh year of
its rXiStpnrr) has always held the iirsf
rank among metropolitan jnurna'S. It>
news on every tonfc "i interest. f'"litic;,'.
commercial. literary Sncial. domestic. and
foreign. is always fresh. abundant, vnri"lls,
aud nccnr1te counri-ing the wAssl circle
"f current Intelligence. always fd'stlrrr.i
with such prnm,ii,ulr aud spirit th,t the
naper has large am inrrraSing fireula-
ton among pnliticai "ppnnents for its
superiority in these respects
As AN ORGAN OF OPINION
The World is fearless. tr,.nchant. iud"nita-
bl: ardent in iFI advocacy ut sound Dem
| scratic nrimralrs. nnSparing IN its dri',"
citation of political abuses AID corruption
and not cnn'iniug its di>cus>in,s t" mere
| prl ties. it takes IL wide rang, t"it' a.
| anon II great variety of suli .cts. and aims
to lac :, SAT-. guide of public "pininn on MI
! > liz f, ,tbiis lytspfInn |
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Aug23

HE HAS REMOVED FROM FRONT
Il Il to THIRDssTREEr. and has just re-
turned from the city. where he purchased
q we'll selected stock, and has reduced
prices to suit the times. He tiatters him
self that he can give entire satisfaction
both in quality aud price of Gonds. Give
him call and examine his stock and sat-
isfy Yourselves
May l0th, lS7I-ly,
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NJ EDICAL.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For Diseases Of the Throat End Imn.,
such as Coughs, Colds, whoopm.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and (.O, Sffyr,,,t;r,,,

For Diseases Of the Throat End Luno,
such as Coughs, Colds, whoopin.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and Consumption. -
Probably never before in the whole histo-r =.
medicine, has any thing won SO widely ana -
dneDIy upon The confluence of mankind as ~;
excellent remedy for pulmonary con,rIs;nsas
Through long series of years, AID anloug mus:
of the races of men it has lisen higher aud bisSs
In their estimation, 1t has become better kuost
lis uniform character and power 10 cure The - -
rious affections OF the lungs and throat. havs
them While adapted to milIer forms OF .jssaass
and to young children, 1t is at the same time IN
most eflectual remedy that can be given for inc;r
lent consumption, and the dangerous aiiectionr.
of the throat and lungs. As a provision agsin.s
sudden attacks of Group. it should he keit 81
hand in every family, and indeed as all are some
times subject to colds and coughs, all should \.
provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought n,
cllrable still great numbers of cases where fSs
disease seemed settled, have been c0mulefeiv
cured, and the patient restored TO sound hea,sb
nv the (key7Y IectGr0f. So complete Ia ~.
MASTERY over the disorders Of the Lungs ,nd
Throat that the most obstinate of them Yield fo
When nothing else could reach them, under fhe
CHesTy Pecf0rdI they subsde and disappear.
/ SINGERS and Public Speakers lind greet
protection from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking ths
Cherry PICTORIAL in small and frequent doses.
So generally are It's virtues known, that VA
need not publish the certificates of them here or
do more than assure the public that its qualidea
are fully maintained.
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GREAT RAILROAD AND
COM ERCIAL MASS NETTING!

TN VIEW of the fact that Shreveport has
4 been selected as the initial point of the
Texas Pacific Railroad, which is destined
to be the great Pacific coast, :. great Rail-
road aud Commercial Mass Meeting and
barbecue, will be held in the City of
Shreveport, on the 18th day of October,
1871.
The lrospitalities of the city are extend
ed 30 all the cities and localities interested
i'll making direct connection with the
trade of the Southwest. Special invita-
ton extended to the press.
BY Order of the COMMITTEE,
w. ID. WYLIE,
Chairman.
Aur %
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THE DAILY Sun, Sc A YEAR.
TERMS TO CLUBS.

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY sun.
Five copies, one year, separately addressed.
Foar Dollars.
Ten copies, one year, senarateiy addressed (ai.d
cSlrs copy to tie gatter } Of ciau).
Eight Dollars.
Twenty comics, one year, aeparatci. addressed
(aLd al extra copy To Tie .ettarrp OF clnb).
Fifteen D0ilarss
Fifty copies. one year. to one address tand the
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Thirty-ti.eee Dollars.
Fifty copies. one wear, separately addressed o. d
the Semi Weekly one year 20 getter OF club,
ThIrty.iye Uoiiara.
Ono hundred copics, one year. to one address
,tand the Daily for enc year TO the gctter " OF
cub, FIFTY Dollars.
One hundred copies. one year. separately adj
dressed tane the Daily TOR G year 10 ne rettef
up OF club, sixty Uoi.arp.
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Fertilizers.
Machinery.
Music and MHsifa! instruments.

= A +. BLACkM.}R, 20l CANAL stI.e
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FENHIS SCHOOL. ESTABLISHED FOR
A. the education of Boys. will open nu
the ltll of SEPTEMBER. in Alexandria.
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4 VARIETY OF Wild GA We.
n. B.-The wants of Steamhnatssp specially
Attended to.
ian99-tf. JACOB IRVING.
Notice 20 Southern G ainants !!
CONGRESS HAS ATLENGTH RECOG-
" nized the rights of southern Claim
arts, Who have heretofore hreu barrel by
law fran presenting their just and equita-
bile claims for property aud supplies taken
ar furnished uriug the late war for the
nsc If the army nf the United States.
As claims before the Commission will
I've c,isi,lerea and decided in the orfle" IN
which they are filed. parties Interested
will see the necessity of taking early steps
to have the same carefully prepared.
Claimants in the Parish RanitrS and
Grant are hereby notified that the under
signed are ready to give their strict attei,-
ton To the prosecution of all claims. as
their correspondents in Washington City
are lawyers of high staliding, IN whose
ability and ttssegrity all the Departments
nave confidence
Client, will he furnished with necessary
blank petitions, Instructions, etc.
caN owe n d c.dZ.i 81 7 /,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
"a Exchange Place, New Orleans
". W. D'YZ2'2ZFG 201, IT,,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
July 5-3n. ALEXANDRIA, LA
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NOTICE,

nURiNG my temporary absence from
- the Parish. WIN. A. Seay, Esq. will
have charge of my prot ,ssinnal business
and is authorized to represent me fully
therein. H. S. LOSEE.
August 3, lS1l-tf
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TIE DAILY WORLD

Contains i'll the news nt the, day that
can he obtained IN mail aud Telegraph
from all parts of the verdi, aud thorough
discussions of all topics of interest.
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SEND YOUR MONEY
IN Pos; Office orders checks, or drafts on New
York, wherever cJnyeuieGt II not, then register
tue letters containing i.Ioaey. Address.
/. W. ENGLAND, Pubiisher,
Sun office. New York City.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-31
BOOKS.

Few people really recognise the value
of books, but if they will look back a
few generations and see what enormous
prices they brought then, perhaps they
will better appreciate the privileges they
enjoy. A Countess of Anjou, in the
fifteenth century, paid for one book two
hundred sheep, five quarts of wheat, and
the same quantity of rye and miles
And in early times, the loan of book
was considered to be an affair of so much
Importance that, in 1899, the Bishop of
Winchester, on borrowing Bible from
convent in that city, was obliged to give,
as guarantee for its restoration, bond
drawn up in the most solemn manner.
And Louis XL, in l47l, was compelled
to deposit large quantity of plate, and
to get some of his mobiles to join him in
a bond, before he could procure the loan
of one.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-31

D9'- A rural pastor thus reports, con-
cerning the heavy-man" of his congre-
cation. "A heavy countryman was ac-
customed to enter the church with reg
ularity, compose himself in comfortable
seat, aud go to sleep for the whole of the
service. In order to break him of his ILL.,
hammered habit, | gave lad penny to
sit by the slumberer, and by continually
twitchipg at his garments to keep him
awake. The plan for the first Sunday
answered so admirably, that on the next
] offered a similar bribe for like service.
The conscientious lad refused the offer
saying that the man had already given
him twice the sum to allow him quiet
rest
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s@- Why, captain, you appear to
have bad cold" g Yes, madaw," said
the captain, who is fond Of working in
his shirt sleeves, +" suppose | deserve
it. caught it while breaking the sew
enth commandment last Sunday
The party, male and female, started and
looked blank, and the lady who brought
out the remark said as we'll as choking
fit would let her "Well upon my word,
captain, considering the unusual circum-
stances of the case, and your present sur
roundings, it was hardly necessary for
you to enter into such full particulars"
When the innocent captain got home
he found to his amazement that the sew
enth commando ment does not say, "Thou
shalt remember the Sabbath day to keep
it holy" The captain meant the fourth
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say- Pa. bad ius.t. ...eated himself il a

b6S- Pat had just seated himself in n
Quaker meeting when a young Quaker,
lately married, arose to announce his
new condition. f" Brethern," said he,
'"I have married" Pats spontaneous
mother wit suddenly burst forth inyolun-
tarily !" The devil ye hev ~ The young
and blushing bridegroom, imagining
that the spirit had suddenly moved
some more influential brother, sat down
in confusion. In few moments he arose
and essayed again: D" Brethren, / have
married daughter from the Lord Y
"The devil you hevR calculated the in
terested Irishman; ''it'll be long time
before you see yer iather.in,law !" The
shutting feet and confusion of faces
which followed, admonisbed Pat that he
had better be " thrayellin'Y aud he was
soon after gettin himself out o that =
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PeculIaritIes OF Inierest.

3 lfone dollar be invested, and the in
terest added to the principal, annually,
at the rate named, we shall have the fol-
lowing result as the accumulation of one
hundred years: t h "fHo.aaaa
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A Little Mistake.

NHARLES--and Harry--stood chat
" teriug in the corner Of a ballroom
/" SO, Charley" said the latter, "your
little Ellen got safe to New York. saw
her last week looking like a little beauty"
" | dare say" returned Charles, for ! /
hear Osborne is so happy in his new pos
session, that he spares no expense to set
her off to the best advantage"
HTis true enough, and / sometimes
wonder how you made up your mind to
part with her"
"Oh Pm going to be married, you
know, and young ladies don't tolerate any
rivals near the throne. In fact, expect
to find happiness enough at home"
"Ah! very fine; but should not
wonder if, before long, you were for get
ting your beauty back again
May be-" said Charles, struggling
his shoulders. Nous ueuoas"
And so the two separated. Whilst
a lovely girl who had approached behind
unseen, and been an involuntary listener,
hastily retreated. The next morning pro
duced the following correspondence :"
No. IL take an early opportunity
to request that our engagement may be
considered at an end from this time.
Your principles would destroy all chance
of happiness with you, even if the insult
ing manner in which you have allowed
yourself to refer to our connection were
not sufficient to produce the resolution |
have now communicated.
JULIA
No. 81 am entirel ly at loss to com
prehend the meaning of your note, and
until you can give me clearer idea Of
what | am accused, it is impossible for
me to defend myself await your re-
ply. CHARLES.
No. 3-You ask my meaning. All !
Charles, you add hypocrisy to your own
faults IF your conscience does not ac-
cuse you, perhaps it may be enough to
mention to you the name of Osborne.
JULIA.
No. Al am more than ever puzzled.
l never spoke to Mr.. Osborne but once,
and that was when | sold him my yacht
Pray let me know what you do mean.
CHARLES.
No. 5-Your yacht? And her name
Ellen? Oh! dearest Charles, what
fool have been Come to me directly,
and I'll tell you-I cannot write it. Your
own JULIA.
Degfn The following illustration, says
Professor Henry, of the vibratory move
| ment of m after is ottnsted hv profasSor
Horsford, of the United States. The top
Of the high tower which constitutes the
Bunker Hill monument inclines toward
the West in the morning, and the North
at midday, and toward the East in the
afternoon These movements are due to
the expanding influence of the sun as it
warns, in succession, the different sides
of the structure. A similar but more
marked effect is produced on the dome of
the capital at Washington, as indicated
by the apparent motion of the bob of a
long plumb line fastened to the under
side of the roof of the rotunda, and ex-
tending to the pavement beneath. This
bob describes daily an ellipsoidal curve,
of which the longer diameter is four to
five inches in length, BY Molecular ac-
tions of this kind, Time, the slow but
sure destroyer, levels to the ground the
loftiest monuments of human pride.
Bas- Why, captain, you appear to
have bad cold" Yes, madaw," said
the captain, who is fond Of working in
his shirt sleeves .. supnose I deserve
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New Advertisements.
SHERIFF. Sale.
state 81 Louisiana.
PARISH COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Succession Of the late Delphine Michel,
Wadow Rossmond st. Pierre.
On TUESDAY the 14,h day Of MARCH 1871
atll O'clock a. NJ,

-' H. n
BY virtue Of IN order Of sale to me directed
by the Hon. Court, above named, | will offer
for sale a, the public auction, on the premises,
the hereinafter described property, belonging
to the succession Of the late Delphine Michel,
widow Rosemond 81. Pierre:
Isl. A certain tract Of Land situated in that
part Of The Parish Of s.. james known as
the Grand Point, on the left bank Of the
Mississippi river. at about fifty three
miles above the city Of New Orleans,
measuring three quarters Of arpent front
more cr less by fourteen arpents in depth,
bounded on the South by Theoduls ST.
Pierre, in The North by valery Roussei,
81 the West BY Louis s. Lebourgeois,
and on the East by E. Bourgeois and
Brothers, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon aud thereunto
belonging.
9nd. One mule.
3rd. One horse.
4,h. One lot Of tobacco presses and ropes.
5h. A lot Of household furni,ures and
kitchen utensils.
TERMS
Cash in y. $. legal currency.
s. THEREOF,
Sacriff.
Parish Of St. James, February 10th 1871.
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Last Notice to TAI. Payers.

Notice is hereby given to all persons rursu.
ing trade, occupations or professions, in the
Parish Of St. James, who have not procured =
STATE LICENSE for 1871 from the undersigned,
10 call At his office, and do so, within ten days,
or the penalties imposed by law will be en-
forced.
State Tax-Payers arc again requested to
come forward and settle their taxes for 1870.
Office +: At r. %Latapie's S,ore-St. James
Parish-Left bank.
.5ee D. s. HUNSAKER,
March 81. 1871. ax.Collector.
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Dernier avis aux Contribuables.

Avis est par lie present donne 4 toute per.
some cxercant I'M meter, une occupation on
une profession dams la p~aroisse S%t.Jacque.,
qni ne s'est point encore procure une LlcENcE
p'ErAr pour lannee 1871 pres dn sonssigna,
d'avoir a le faire dams les dix jnnrs, conforme.
mcnt a Ia loi. 81 ellie ne veut pas tomber sous
FACTION de Ia dite loi. %
Les Contribnablcs sont requis de nourenu
ponr y payer les Taxes de 1870.
Bureau: Magasin de B. I.atapic-Paroisse
S,.Jacqnes-iive gauche.
D. s. HUNSAKER,
Collector des Taxes.
Mars 3, 1871.
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Whi.ksy, savop, chandelle., Amidon,
Fromage, Avoine, etc.. ETC.. e,c.
IA prix d. la Ncuvells.orlsans
Et ccs Matchandisss sont

@ HHNEN -nk EsaE l
Suptrieures CONNIE qnalits!
Tvenez ct voyez.
M. ]. TEl.srkR, en- raison de Ia dificul.6
DIES temps, vendra m%eillenr marche que jamais.
E, yous ~trouvcrez anssi ArEmporium Store:
Lnliennes de toute nuances a i0-l21.
Indiennes bleues, 4 fond blanc, 4 %cou'euF,
4 clemise, merimack, ETC., ETC., ~ choix 4
Is cents.
hudiennes FRANCHISES fond bleu c, A chemises
4,4, a 20 cents.
Cotons blancs ct ecrus ! 81 ! de 10 4 l2l,
rs.
Cotons 4l4 ct 40 pouce., a l7l, 20,
2aI.
Cosons %" Ga, 4 Ell.
Cotons 1914 d draps, so cents.
Denimcs ray6es, cou,il a ma,elas, Bon.tein,
20 cents la yarde-C otonnades FRANCHISES
ct am6ricaines-Casimi de toutes nu.
ances-Toi'es blanches 4 che.
misses, Lingedc table-Brin,
Moussclines ct Dobinet
d Monsiiqnaires.
E I'm grand
ASSORTMENT -
de marchandises blanches, ,elle que:
Mousselines, P-rcales, Nansoux, Mul.mul
bril!antt, Den,eIles, Parapiuies en- sole e.
cotton, feurs ar,ificielles, couronncs
b'anchcs, etc., ETC., ETC., etc;
Enin un AssOrllmcnt
complet de Gan,s Jou.
vins-blancs ct en-
c%oulcur, pour .
Messienrs et pour Danes, pour
Balls 81 pour So;rtss, etc.
D6rE. pourqnoi done aller \ Ia Nouvslle-
Orleans Quand nous avons lei, dams lEmporium
Store, M Establishment de premier ordre?
6 Aoit 7D-Gln.
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RESTAURANT VICTOR.

pss Ruo ID CnuaD. .ls8
.M Dsjenners, Diners et So"pcEs
Trix irss-mod9yes.-Sa'ons par,iculiera-
Bonnie table e, bons vins.-Servicc prompt ct
fat. JUL. 10.
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Emporium Store,

n. j. TCISSlER fait SAVIOR 4 "a nombreuse
clientele ct an public en- general que:
Ontre son tres.grand assortment vari&, bien
choisi, constamment renouyele de
M~srshandises Ssehes, Merceris, Bonnetesis,
Chaussures pour danes, cadets, f~lleees
Of e%nfan,s, Quincaillsrie, Ssllerie, Par
famerie, Pharmacie, Chapellerie,
Wooden Ware, Wins des prsmiers
crhs ct Liqusursdss meiIlsurs mar.
qnss, Tabacs sous toutss les formss,
Cisares ct Cigarettes Dc Ii Havane, Of
inhnite d'autrss articles trop nombrsux
pour etrs tnum6r6s. il Went do rseevoir %
Ss.Lssis. Direrssnest, w gvsaS sssortimeni I.
rteddts y lsoasst!
Tsis que: 1asias. Pore, 0taisse, Jambou,
cssts q suere = astrss Epsules famsss
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Av9E3
AAVN1N NNMAM
~. AyOCAT Ell NOTAIRE.
Mars s,ls7l.

IN Bureau Rive gancle, 4 cote de Ia
maison de Conr, ouvcrt tous les lundi. mercre-
di ct vendredi, dc 10 heure A. NJ. q 2 l.enres
p. N.
I'm azure Bureau Rive droite, lmbi,ation
A. B. ROMAN, on Pon ponrra voir Ell consuI,er
NJ. Alfred Roman les mardi, jendi ct samedi.
Posies: Gabrielle p. 0. on Convent r. q.
NJ. Alfred Roman exercera sa profession
d'ayocal dams les paroisses St.Jacqnes, ST.
Jean Bar,is,e, Ascension, ct devant 10 Conr
Supreme de lEtat.
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Pomepe Portable
j. ICARD.
Patente do Washington.
Nm ~ 2govembrs 1870.
agent gtntral. Joseph Fcrrfer,

Agent general. pm
DonaIasonrilic, La.
La Pompe p%or,ntipe de ]. IcAnp, autrement
uommee pompe d'habhoiion, dun prix tedui' ct
peu co0teux, sert 4 transvaser les melasses ct
liquides, a netloyer les sucreries, 1 tisindte le
feu, a arroser les ia!dins, etc.
II sufit de deux hommes ponr Ia hanover
CT lui bonner toute sa pursuance.
Pas une %sucrerie ct une residence ne
doivent manquer dc ce,te Pompe. 24dc.la.
Acadia Store
Y. E. N. ANDERSON
IIahi,a,ion MIRE, Sr.JAcouEs, rive droi.e.
GROCERIES.
M~ARCHANDISES SECHES,
QUINCIILLERIE.
LIQUE YRS. WINS.
LANNON'S &C.. &c,
Fl xussi 7fAR NNhAIS, SELLES, dc,
CRANES de jardinage.
Aux prix de- Ia Nouvelle.O Orleans.
An meme magasin:
MEDICINES FEDRlFUGES.!
rM. Anderson, aotoriss par lie renouvel
'emem, de son Stock ct lie rapide ecoulemen'
de- ses marchandises, vend au rabais.
On trouve chez hi, CT a tres bon marche
des Robes, des Chapenur pour danes ct c"fan's
des .Reurs ct des Garnii"res d. tou,es sortes
etc.. 6galement des chamssures tai'es su,
commando, ct pour hommes ct pour danes.
Raccomodage yes de chaussures.
r~M. Y. F.. NJ. ANDERSON a onvert sot
au,re magasin,-CANrRELLE~ SroRE,-sur rha
bita,ion Philemon Guidty. r .M. ~.M..-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-03-11
Smlnco,s Store.

Ancicn mnyasim Louis Leroy.
Groceries de toute espece.
Wins, Whisk-y, Liquenr.,
Jrmbons, Viandes saIees,
Hailss Riz, Graissc,
X sConserves, Frontage, M"
Farines, pommcs lie terre,
Cafe, Sucre, The, etc., etc.
E-Le toni aur prir les plus moderts.
lie magasin est complement assorli.
lsien d'essen,icl ny manqne. Nj. Jean l..
Copponex, lie nouveao proprie'aire, s'efIorccra
de plus en- Plus de m6riter IL confancc de
ceux qui lhonorerout De Isur visi,s.
IA mai 70.