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A IL d cte arrtt6 commc cpave. par Ii
w souss;gnf. q lAusc Robert, une jumcn,
2-zG alnfriraino coulcur bal. Agee Iclviron :
ans, marIm6o 4 pcu pres ain>i =-E Ccttc jul
ment Sc trouve dams &C voisiIa5c dcpuis cn
Virou ak mnis.
lie propretairc est avcrti dc vcslir prouvcr s.,
proprete, payer les frais ct remncncr. autrc
ment il en- sera dispose scion Ia o.
Pour lea particulritt:S >adrcsser c. Z. DuS-
son, an bureau du Sheriff.
MARTIN RADICK.
Plaquemine Brulcc % octobrc 1871. I'm
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L'HABITATION.

sur laquelle ledit d6fnut demeurait en-
dernier lieu, situee sur le Bayou Teclle, a
3 miles du Port Barre, mesurant deux
cent quatre- vingl-cinq arpents de surer-
ticic, don't $50 arpents sont en- culture ct
l35 arpents bien boises, hornee au Nord
par lie Bayou Teche, a pEst par la terre
de Desire Godet, au Sud par --, ct a
rOuest par 10 terre de Michel Castillo,
ensemble avec toutcs les batisses ct anne
llorations, compronant entr'autres une
excellente maison de residence ct un
moulin cotton.
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Aux PLANTEgJRS.

TVOUS ceux qui ont expedi6 ct vendu du CO.
u ton a la Nouvclle- Orleans de 1868 1866
peuvent, par mon intermcdiaire
tairc un arrangement pour recouyrer Ii TAKE
sur Ia rARE payee au gouverncment des Etats-
Cnis pendant &c temps-lA.
IL est inutilc dc sc presenter sans les complies
dc vente. A DESMARE
Washington, ches Pitre ct Carriere.
Washington q octobre 1871. I'm
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MAR16s.-A rEglise Catholique de no.
tire vile, le 81 Octobre, par le Rev. F.
Raymond, M. BENZ. L. MUDD 4 Made
moiselle HESTER P. LYONS, file de feu le
capitaine John Lyons, tous deux de cette
Paroisse.
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9bP ELO u q A g s
SAMEDI matln, NOVEMBRE, 1871.

T LIE temps affreux que nous avons
Gu Lundi dernier, interrompu les ira
vaux de la Cour de District siegeant
maintenant en- notre vile. Mardi, cepen-
dant les affaires ont etc reprises ct JUS
qu'au moment Oh nous motions sous
prcsse, huit ou dix affaires criminelles
ont Gt6 termin6es. Et nous dovons
ajoutcr qu'ils nous q sembl6 que les
criminels ne trouvent guere grace de.
want le Jury somm6 pour cette session
Nous pourrons probablement donner
IN certain nombre dc sentences pronon-
Gees par le Juge, dams notre proclaim
numerO.
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F0URNAUX De CUISINE
BUCKS BRILLIANT.

TES POELES DE CUISINE sont dune
" plus grande duree, les moins compliques ct
dun usage plus facile que tout autre.
lis ont recu le premier prix a la Foire de St
Louis de 1868, 1866, lcG7 ct l5t;-. ainsi qua
la Foirc de la Louisiana de lct~, 1869 ct l-7O
LIE soussigne ayant etc nomme agent pour la
vente de ces excellrnts Fournaux, en- aura cons
tammrnt nn assortment son atrier de terblan-
telir, Washington, Oh il fabr,que GU ticnt tou-
jours des poees drs salon, grilles fer ferblan-
terie japarai>r etamee etc.
Depot a la GroccIe de- Jos. Blum, Opelousas.
Oh tous les ordr's qni y seront laisses scront
proInptement remps.
EUGENE LEMONTEY:
Washington 25 Mars 1871. ly
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DCeux qui sont int6resses a la chose
liront sans doute avec satisfaction l'avis
de M. Saizan, dams une autre colonne.-
lis seront surtout contents d'apprendre
que l'ami Philogene pris lui- meme Ia
direction de son Magasin de Depot du
Port Barre, qui ne peut manquer de pros
perez par &C enlargement de maniere de
llriger les chooses.
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"A LOUER,
Verandah Coffee House, Opelousas

Possession donnfe lie Ter Jourier 1927
l. sousslgnt dcsirant sc rctircr dcs affaircs
80 paur causc dc s.nte offrc lol,cr bail
son ctablissemcnt bicn connu ct enforcement re-
mis- neut.
Pour renseigncmcuts ct conditions. sadrcsser
n. QCATkEEAUX.
Opelousas q octobrc 1871. lm
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Avis special aux Expediteurs des
Opelousas.
- lie Steamer "CREOLE'

.S%h LIE Steamer "CREOLE
- fcra dcux voyages par selnainc, rcjo-
gnant le superbe steamer Gov. Allen, qu part
de la Nouvclle- Orleans lie Mcrcredi ct le Samedl
de chaquc scmaine
le steamer "Selma" jusqua Washington ct tous
les ports Intermediates, rencontrant Fem
bouchurc dc Ia Rivierc Rouge le Jeudi ct lie Di
manche. Get arrangement durcra jusqua &c
que lie Selma" puisse reprcndre ses voyages re
gulicrs. {. e. PlCkETI,
Noycmbre 1871
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lie Courier des 0pelousas,
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Les candidats aux faveurs publiuucs deyrons
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Les articles dune nature ,u'rSonncllc tuuand
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A ceux que celia cOnce1ne.
a Wis est par le present donnc, que lc soussi-
"A gne poursuivra scion toutc la igucur des
lois. toute pcrsonno qui coupcra ou emportcra
du bois soft de construction, soft dc chautfagc
de sur Ia terrc situcc sur les Bayotls Ttche ct
Courtableau. ct qui appartient maintcnant aux
hGritiers dIsaac Baldwin. dccede, ail,si que sur
les terres qui lcur superintendent ancicnnement.
J. NJ. MOORE,
Ayocat DIES hGritiers Baldwin.
Opelousas Novembre 1871. I'm
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NE reduction libsrar scra faite ceux qu
~ acheteront Ell gros chez
BLOCH Il DUPRE.
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GRAND BAL.

a Washington, Line, 10 % Novelnbrc 1871, 4
"A hcuers du soir. donne dams le but d'aider
aux mcnlbres de la Loge Maconnque dc Wash,
ington, Ia LOsc Magnolia, construire une Loge
dams 10 vile dc Washington.
On pourra obtenir des invitations pour les da-
mes ell envoyant lcurs MONS au Comitc sur les
Invitations.
Des tickets pourront etre obtenus en- s'adres
SAINT Il lun on Iautre dies mclnhres Iu comit6
arrangements. ct aux lieux suivants, slvolr:
Mcssrs. Pitrc t. Carricre. T.. Plouskv, L. Fonte-
not, $. Haas, John Reed. Il. w. Thous, Wash
ington; Bloch & Duprt, c. Mayo T.. Phillips,
II. Bo.lcmuller' c. n. .EaIer Opclous:.s, j. Nor
ris. Big Cane; S. II. Sanders, Mallcl Woods: NJ.
Neyla1d, John Olivct, Bayou Buui: DR. Arnold,
Willie Plate.
COMITE DAHRASGEMESTs:
+. l.. Pitrc. f.. ploiisky,
j. j. Hicks, j. q. Truinor.
T. FOEtruot
COMlTc D'LSvlTATIOSS:
G. c. Pickett, VIM. j. Otiutt.
+. Gantt. +. l.. Pitre,
j. Morris, {. Mayo
Dr. A. +. Arnold, $. H. Sanders
Geo o. Elms JO. Trainer,
NJ. Seyland. j. Bloch.
CoMlTc Dir POLICE:
l.. u. Prescott, Edw. {. Preston,
j. o. Trainor NJ. &. May
IyTickcts, s. 50 par cavalier.
Les DANES gratis.
Washington Novcmbre 1871.
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C0rdonnier ct Bottier.

Cordonnier ct Bother.
lie soussigne ayant etabLi une boutique
~ ire ses services ses amis ct an publ;c.-
"a chaussure sera proprement fate ct du.
faDle, ct sera, par la modicite de ses prix. la
portee de chacun; attendu quelle sera meilieure
marche que dams tout autre Establishment de
ee genre en- cette yillc.
e. s. ANDRUs.
Opelousas 2l octobre 1872 6tf
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D Le Steamer "Tahlequah," Capt.
Kenison a pu passer 10 barre de la Vieille
Riviere, celle du Petit Diable ct le Fort
Hawkins, ct est yenu Mardi dernier,
amarrer a Washington. II en- est reparti
lie lendemain, Mercredi.
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GROCERIES FRAICHES.

NETEMENT pour hommes ct garcons, fats
sur mcsurr ct manufactures sur le champ
tres bon compte, chez BLOCH & DUPRE.
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Magasin de Depot du Port Barre,

FNCOURAGE pnr le success de mes
sffaires, je fais.savoir mes clients
qua oompter de cette date, mon Maya
sin de Depot sera sous ma surveillance
pelsonneile. Aucun soin ne sera 6par-
gne pour satisfaire le public.
d. p. SAIZAN.
Port Barre 4 Novembre 1871. In
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ECURIE PUBLIOUE

a. LIE soussign6 informe respsctueuse-
ment ses connaissances ct le public
NNy quill q rouvert son Ecurie puh,Inna
son ancienne demeure, rue Main. v;s.
avis la Groeerie dc NJ Mnnzesheimar. ct cnsl nj
est aujourdhui prepare ponrvoir tous oe,1x on; Il
auront besoin de ehevaux, buggies, hacks &C.
vaux quls tiendront voir bien nonrr;s s at an;
gnes, pourront les placer Ia a la semaine on All
mois' ct des conditions raisonnables,
A. w. NJ. JOHNSON
OpclOusaS II octolrc 1871. 3un
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r. s. WILKINS.

r. s. WILKINS,
(SCccEssEuR pE LoUls STACEY
NdRCH1ND ONNISSIONNAIRE EFT
EXPEDITIONNAIRE,
WAsHISGroN, U4SE)
a YAST rris bail lie magasin dc dcpot spa:
~ cieux rtcemment tenn par NJ Louis Starg,
jc suis des aujourdllui prtt i rcccvoir ct Il exUG
dler les produits du pays qui me seront consi
gnes ct jcsperc meriter, par une strictc atten-
ment de mes amis ct du public en- genGral-j'a-
cheterai csalement lie cotton ct les autres nro-
~, ROBT S. WILKINS.
Washington, Line. October lst, 1871.
E soussignf en- SC retirant des affaircs. SAL
- SIT cette occasion pour remcrcicr scs amis
Gu ie pubic, tie Encouragement liberal uu'ils lui
out accordc' ct !eur rccommande avcc plaisir
son successeur nj. t. s: Wilkins, Giant convan-
Gu quil donnera satisfaction generate d tous
ceux qul lui conferont lcurs atiaires,
W. LOUIS Stage.
Washington Ter Octobre 1871. 6tf
Comment on epargne de rargent ct de
louvrage,
LIE Blanchissage Eacile.
y + soussigne est maintenant Ell mcsure de
- p0uvolr procurer au public le savon paten.
te de Maher, tde 10 Caroline du Sud) pour lennel
nne patente .H etc accordee par le Congress 10 10
Avrii 1865.
&c savon est Ia plus extraorlibaire pr6para-
tion de notre epoquc. Aucunc famile nc dcvrat
sen passer. Cest le savon IL meilleur march6
du monde, ct pcut Gtrc fait en- trente minutes.
Les materiaux sont accessibles clacun. lie
olanchssage dune grande famille peut ttre fait
c1So CENTS tic savon pur uersonne par semai-
ne. Adressez'vous 10 pharmacic de M. Posey,
rue Main, Opeousas, ct procurez- vous-cn I'M
eehantillon avco les directions pour sen seryir.
10 privilege dc faire de ce savon pour une IA
mile pcut ttre Obtenu On sadressant an soussi
gne, au bureau do poste. on M. Posev. Ceux
4ul demeurent 10 campagne ct qui dcsireront
des informationsa 4 CO sujet pourront communi.
quer.par lettres avcc le sOussignG
Ii est garanti quo GO savon donnera
PLEINE SATISFACTION
tous ceux qui en- feront usage.
:, III nettoie le linge sale aussi facilemcnt avoc
! eau dc puts qu'avec ccle dc pluie. On n'a mas
besoln d'indigo ou dc bleu, nj do wash-boarl! ct
le trottement fatigant devient inutie. Une Jour
nee de 6lanchissagc est accomplie en- deux heu-
res U'est 10 meillcur savon don't on puisse se
servir avec les machines laver, ct s,lrpasso
tous les autres savons pour les lainagcs.
Piuslcurs certificats constatant rctficacitf do
CO saven sont donnes dams mon avis partie an.
glaise du Courier" Wv "A
o., ID. p. c. HILL.
Opeiousas 81 ootobre 1871. 6tf
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joseph NJ. Moore.

AVOCAT-JURISCONS
EXERCERA sa profession dams toutes les
~ Cours du Huiteme District Judiciaire-
Son bureou est e memo occupe cidevant par
Swayze q Moore, ct plus recemment par Moore
" morgan, rue Bellevue, Opelousas, Line.
Opelousas % avrll 1871,
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StELLERIE, harnais, qu,ncai|lerie, bon mar.
~ che, BLOCH IL DUpRE,
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Bottles EFT SOULIERS.
soussigne annonce respectueusement ses
- amis ct au public en- general qui Went d'ar-
river de la Nouvelle- orleans avec un assortment
cfoisi de materiaux de cordonrier ainsi ouo deny
exceilents ouvriers. II est aujourd hui prepare
a executor toute sorte de chaussure sur common.
de, artistement ct aux prix les plus moderes.
III fera aussi avec soin la chaussure pour da.
mes ct enfants. Son atelier est rue Landry, Wis.
avis rscure de M johnson.
BAPTISTE PEFFERKORN.
Opelousas 27 mai 1871. Htf
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connaissance que nous avons des diver
ses parties de rEtat, que les allegations
contenues dams IL proclamation du pre-
sident des Etats Unis sont sans fonde-
ment ct doivent etre le r6sultat do faus-
set6s communicates par des personnes
indifferentes au bien public GU Ia paix
de la sociGte"
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LHAIENCE de toute sorte, vendre en- detail
l. GU par panier aux detaillants de la campa-
gne Chez BLOCH g. DIJPRE
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

O17 WEST 33D STA RESPEoTABLE WOMAN TO
Lf 60 out by the day as seamsress or cook; can do
futlng, &C.. best reference.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

cut TT and trim ladies' and chiltrens garments under
aso nrst cass operator on Mneeer
address.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

900 7IH Av., ROOM NO. 5-A FIRST CLASS
OUC French seanlsress; cut and At ladies and
chdrens dresses to go out by the day good operator
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

HSO I'd Ay., CORNER 18TH STA YOUNG GIRL
OJO mistress and operator on Wheeler 4 Wilson'S
machine, chambermaid and to take of chill
dren understands hairdrecsng; city country Call for
fund day
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

900 WEST 10Th ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND sTH AVS
zoo competent seamstress to go out by the day or
week; understands Wheeler Wilson's machine. Cali or
ndd
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

OO7 EAST 18TH ST. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM
CEl fash!Snable dress and cloak making Winter and
chdrens and misses garments made 10 order Patterns
and Fashion Plates, cutting and basing. Terms Call
address.
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

Oh WEST llTH STA YOUNG WOMAN TO COOK
CCl wash and iron OF to do general housework. Call foI
lS
The New York herald., 1871-02-02

O07 WEST alsT ST, BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH AVS
DC respectable Protestant girl cook and 10 assist
with the washing excellent baker Best city reference.
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A SLAVE TURNED MASTER.

FROM the NJ L. Hortd.
In 1868 General Blair said:-''You under
rate Grant, he is bold and dangerous man,
who will try to make himself dictator" Radi-
Gals sneered or rallied. The prediction was
ascribed to selfish motive. General Blair
bore the penalty of speaking an unwelcome
truth little too early. Now Charles Sumner
and Carl Schurz say the same thing, and
everybody listens.
Public feeling was indeed alarmed quite
early in the history of Grants administration,
by his selection of mere favorites and per-
sonal friends or tools for high station, in utter
disregard of the opinion of his own or any
other party. Men asked, 'Does this soldier
really propose to import personal government
to this side of the Atlantic?" But the Presi-
dent presently found himself crippled in that
method of endeayor. He found that hostile
Senate and House could thwart him. Utterly
ignorant of politics, he still learned quickly
one lesson-thath he must create party of his
own before he could create court.
Accordingly, he gradually yielded to party
pressure, first as to individuals, and then as
to measures. He surrendered to Boutwell,
and the bank monopolists; to Cameron aud
the tariff and railroad monopolists; to Caand-
Ter and the manifest destinarians; to Morton
and Butler and the tribe of haters of the
South and defenders of the carpet-bag plum
derer. Originally inclined to a policy of
moderation towards the South, so much that
he meditated amnesty and looked not un-
kindly upon such movements as those OF
Walker and Senter, he suffered himself to be
whipped in by the radical leaders, allowed
the patronage to be used by Boutwell, aud
others to crush out all liberal Re
! ppblicanism, and surrendered uucondi
iionally to the extremists. Public opinion
was thrown off the scent by his
seeming subseryience to party diotation
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are at q standstill, churches are pilfered,
priests are prosecuted, private citizens are
outraged, murders are committed, and Sc
curity for person or property does not exist
in the once famous capital of France.
While the present picture is a melancholy
one to contemplate, there are, happily, signs
which augur the complete humiliation of the
elements which now disturb, perplex, and
threaten France with destruction. The eie-
mency of the Versailles government, mistaken
at one time for timidity is beginning TO pro-
duee good effect; while, on the other hand,
the administration of the Commune is laps
ing into weakness. The Red leaders, too are
passing away. Some of them have already
fled, others have met death by fighting against
the republic, few have been impTisoned by
their own companions, and or,arrels for
supremacy are not uncommon liz their own
ranks. Gustave Flourens, one of the most
rabid of the Reds, and Generals Dhval and
Henry, have all been killed. M. A3sy, head
and front SO recently of the Commune
in Paris, at latest accounts, while endeavor-
ing TO escape from the capital, was arrested
and thrown into prisons. General BergeTet is
also in the same fix. M. Blanqui, another
leading rebel, is INSTRUCTED, and is now Under
a cloud of suspicion. Citizens Rauo and
Parent, two others of that ilk with BlarCsui,
are sick of the business in which they were
engaged and have resigned, and so the list
might be extended. Already there are twenty
six vacancies in the Commune Assembly in
Paris. General Cluseret, taxing ADVANTAGE
of his position, rules with iron hand and
perseoutes with relentless severity those who
he has reason to believe are opposed to him.
If any conclusion can be drawn from this it
is that even among the rebels themselves the
approach of dissolution is perceived, ,, and the
day is coming when the leaders of the Paris
Reds will pass out of sight and leave France
to be reconstructed, we trust, by the govern
ment Of an enlightened republic.
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the way altogether. One or other of those
results win certainly be brought about by the
Presidential election. The people will not
allow the life of the nation to be placed in
jeopardy by the passions or follies of lead
ers who happen to have acquired influence
or power, and do not know how to use it,
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This wonderful medicine cures all Diseases and
Pain, including
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA,
ST. VITUS' DANCE
CHILLS AND FEVER,
by electTfying and strengthening the entire Ner-
vous System, restoring the insens0le perspration,
and at once giving new life and vigor TO the whole
frame. ONE TEASPOONFUL WILL CURE THE
WORST HEADACHE IN FEW MINUTES.
NEW YoBK, March /, 1870.
Having seen the wonderful curative effects OF
WATTS NERVOUS AETID0TE in cases OF approaching
Paralysis severe Neuralgia Debility, and other
nervous diseases most heartily recommend It's use
as most valuable medicine. Yours truly,
g. M. MALLORY, M. D.,
No. 4Sl Fourth avenue,
10 wsmtf Up Corner Thirty-second street.
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gives reports of the Markets, and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and a generous
smount Of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with full compilation of State news.
Terms, ~ per annum in adrancei ss il payment
not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
sertons less $l00; - cts. for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements those inserted
Or any considerable length of time will be inserted
II favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices IS per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP
DRS. BRICkETT 6 CROOkER,
OFFICE, STATE STREET.
First Door North of the Cushnoc House.

DIR. CROOKERS residence at MRS. MYRICK'S
first door North OF the Episcopal Church.
DIR. BRICKErT'S residence on Spring street.
Pure Vaccine matter on hand at all times. Per-
sons desiring to be Vaccinated can call on Satur
days. PLY ysicians furnished with pure Vaccine
matter.
DIR. Brckett's Office Hours from to ) +. NJ
DIR. Crooker's Office Hours from 8 TO IL A. NJ. and
from to 9P. NJ.
Dr. Crooker pays especial attention to diseases Of
and operations on the Eye.
GEO. Il. BRIcKETr, NJ. ID. l.. j. CRooKER, NJ. ID
so mar lsttf
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths and
Clothing; removes Paint, Greese, Tar, &C. instant.
ly, without the least injury to the finest fabric.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE Co, 80 Barclay St,
New Iors, 46 La Sale st Chicago.
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BISHOP SOULE'S LINIMENT,

Invented by the late Bishop Soule, is creating
revolution in the cure of Sciatica rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Kidney and spinal COMPLAINTS Sore Throat
prains, &c. The cures effected by 1t are almost
beyond belief. Try it, use nolhing else, and you
will be cured. 1t is the only for that
dreadful disease, Sciatca. For sale by Druggists,
price 81 80 per bottle. +. w RYDER Il SON Pro-