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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20
For Sale.

FoR sALE-AN ELEGANT CoUN.
~ TRY site, at Elm Grove, owned by George
Il: Tihgle, Rsq., containing 9H acres, well fenced
with between four and hVe hundred choice fruit
treas planted three or four years ago.
This Is the most desirable building site unOc
Terms liberal. TH0S. 0'BRlEN,
tebl0 Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20

A UCTION SALE OF FANCY
"a Goods and Toys every Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings and Wednesday and Saturday
mornings. Dealers wishing TO replenish their
stock now have IN opportunity Of doing 90 at
very low figures. II 80
STEVENSON J. CO,
Market street, opposite N Lure House.
j. G. HERvY, AuctIoneer. iebS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20

MANY yong men arc so improvident
that they cannot keep anything but late
hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20
nm. DUPONCO's GOLDEN PERI.

u oDIcA1 PILLS, FOR FEMAIEs.-TSc They
never fall, and may DO depended upon in every
by cold or disease. DUPoNco's GoLDEN PTfIs
always give immediate relief, being especially
prepared for married ladies'. A lady writes: "Du.
ponco's Golden Pills relieved mo in ono day"
The GENUINE arc putsup In LARGE (wHlTE)
BoxHs containing double quantity Of Pills, and
nue. Stamp" Upon tho stamp see the words
DuPoNoo's GoLDN Pn1s, without that None are
Genuine, s 10
FullGnd explicit directions accompany each
: Sod d Wheeling ii P' BY SyA EDMUND BOOKING,
LGDIESl-Dy sending him $i.00 through tho
wheeling Post Once, can have the Pills sent by
mall to any part OF the country, Free Of Postage.
Ocls sOleproprietor = New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20

WHEN does rain become too fmailiar to
q lady! When 1t begins to patter on the
back,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20
DIED.

wooDS.-on Monday evening, February 10,
1874, ats O'Clock, Miss MARGARET WooDs, In her
29th year.
Funeral notice tomorrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20
Reeds Cough Syrup.

1t has rapidly grown In public favor, and ia en-.
doTscd by all who have used It as being SUPERIOR
to any other Cough Medicine. Give Il trial.
Sold by all Druggists. - -
McCABE, KRAFT \ CO., ProprIctors,
noVl7-d&w Wheeling, VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE.
ON MARRIAGE.

Of Rrrors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. Impedlments
TO Marriage removed. Now method OF treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent nee in scaled envelope,
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth street. philadelphia, Pa. dec29d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20

EroR sALE.-A COMFORTABLE
y Country Residence, miles east Of tho city
on Tho National road. Ag00d Brick House, good
stable and ono acre OF ground iIll OF FFnIt rrers
Also, House and Lot east side OF Huron street,
7lh ward. House new and well finished.
H.fl /. IRWIN,
leOG -. Appnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20

A UCTIoN NOTICE-TIIE UN.
~ DERSIGNED is duly licensed az an Aue.
In Ohio and Marshall counties and the city OF
Wheeling. Any communication addressed TO
him at Wheeling, Va, will meet prompt al
tentiOn.
jan2G' JAMES c. uERvEY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20

MISERABLE BUSINESS PROPER.
-IIITY FOR SALE OR .RRNT.-Thc first class
business property on Main street, known as the
place, to BIO appreciated, must be seen from gar
ret 10 cellar. It is complete In every particular
as q storc.room and dwelling. For particulars
see JOHN ROEMER, or
THOMAS O'BltIEN,
IebH Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-20
New Advertisements.
UxEoUToR's SALE.

nEN
The Household and Kitchen Furniture belong.
Ing 70 the estate Of the late Mrs. Ellis III lloie,
ldenee on John street, WEDNESDAY, February
%, 1874, commencing al 10 O'Clock N Terma
OF sale cA8h. LILY
All peFpona having claims against said estate
will please present them duly nuthenticAt ed ~
my Office, No. 8 M'Lure House Block, Tor pay
fSSsO III. WILLIAMS, Executor.
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| State
Prison Life
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IonoWhohAs
lbeen there.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-11-09
Succession d,Ocsnxe Rnr.

I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
~ BILE IN CGnr des Preuves, de La Puroisse st.
Landry, IL serd Vendu q Fencan public, an plus
otfrant eneherisseur, par Ia soussignee admins
~tratrice, on par un encanteur public, d IA der
Mere residence du d6funt, en- cette paroisse, lie
LUNDI, 10 D6cembre, 1872, les pr0p:iet6s en-
eommunaute ct-apres d~eerites, apparfenant D la
succession dOctaVe Roy. decide, ct de So yeuye
Survivante Marie Ophelia Latour, sayOir-
]. Ctnqnante arpents de terre pris d rextrG-
mite n0rd uun grand moroccan de terre apparte-
nant q Ia dlte communicate, borne au nOrd par
COmeau IL Richard, q Test par Victor Laatrapes
ct Mime VeuVe Damonville pGiean. au sud par
une terre don't ceci est upe part, ct a pOucst par
les freres Phillipa, ensemble avec tOutes les ba-
tiEseg ct ameliOratiOns qui sly trOuvent.
2. Clnquante afpents de terre ayec les barrieres
qui sly trOuvent, borne au nOrd par le lot oil
dessns d6crit, aPest par Mime veuve Dam0nEille
DGjean, au sud par la terre della succession, eta
P0uest par les freres Phillips. .
). Quarante aFn6ntS de terre aYec les harrieres
qul sy tE0uyent, borne annord par lie second lot
par Jean Bite. Roy, ct a Pouest par les fr9rcs
Phillips.
4. Tn garde-manger, une table 4 diner, I'm lot
de vaisselles, un poole de cuisine, I'm lot de
cha1ses, outils de ehaTpentier, I'M wagon, usten-
sis aFatOires ct dhabitatiOn, environ 1000 bottles
dc fOin, TN lot dc planehes, Ia Motto indivise
dun lot de maIs, Ia moitie dun lot de cotton, une
paire de mulets creOles, I'm pOney nOir. 80
Aussi, les pr0priet6s p~eTsOnnelles suivantes ap-
partenanta la succession du dit d6funt, Sayoir-
Tn buggy ct I'M eheval, deux charrues j che
Yaux, cling Vaches a lait ct cinq Veaux, environ
huit t9tes de b6tes d cOrnes dOuces, environ dix
tGtes de eheyaIlX farouches, environ liz tttes de
b6tes d cOrneS far0uehes, une marGue en- fer fl.
gu!rant ceci: OR, I'm lot de Its ct ~lteries, deux
y10lons aYec bOItes, I'M revolver Colt, IN fusil a
deuX COups, une armOire, un buggy ct nm haF.
nails, environ six tetes de m8uton seile, bride
ct couyerte, une montre ct ane ehaine en- or, ct
I'm lot d'autres imIneuhles,
Conditions-Comptant NJ.
MARIE OPHELIA LATOUR,
9nOy-m&h. Administrative
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-11-09

Succession dc CelOise Landremeau. de.
cedee. en- communicate avec Joseph OrtegO.
I'm NERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'HONO~
AZ rable Ia COur dcs Preuves de Ia ParOissc st.
Landry, IL sera yondu 4 Pencan public, au plus
Offrant cnch6risseur, par IL sOussign6 tuteur ct
administrator on par I'm encanteur public, a
10 derntcre residence de Ia deftInte dams Ii
Prairie Mammoth, lie MERCREDI, II Decembre,
1872, les prophecies ci-apres d6cFites, apparte-
nant a Ia succession de CelOise Landreneau, de
ccdee, ell communicate avec Joseph Ortego. sa-
VOir-
/. LNhabitation sur laquclle Ia d6funte demeu-
raft en- dernier, cOmprenant 143 arpents. plHs on
moins, ensemble avec toutes les authorizations
qui sly trOuVent, etant situee dams la Prairie
Mammoth, ParOisse st, Landry, borne au nord
par Joseph Landreneau, Sr., a Test par Jean Bite.
p. GutllOry, an sud par Louis Guillory, ct a
fOuest par Joseph Landreneau.
2. Trente-einq t6tes lie bttes q cOrnes, plus on
molns, un stock de six Ghevaux, six chevaux
pour hRhitatiOn, une paire de bBufs de travail,
quinze totes de GochOns plus on MONS, une
Charrette 4 bBuf, I'M hack. une charrette n un
cheval, soiXante-dix barils de mails, I'm lot de
foln, 1909 Hvres do cotton prepare, instruments
d'agriculture, meublGs dc menage, ustensiles de
cuisine, Outils dc charpentier, etc.
COnditiOnS-Chaque adjudication de prOpriete
don't lie montant s'6leve a vingt piastreS on au-
1ess0us, deVra etre payee compliant hyant d'GtrC
delivree; ehaque adjudication eYcGdaDtl Ia sOm-
PAYMENTS, SAVIOR: III moiti6 le Ter Janyier 4, d.
1874. ct Fautre moitie lC Ter Janvier A. D. 1875
ct EN- cas- de n0n-paiement a rechGance, chaque
Placement Il terme deVra porter huit nouE cent
dinterGt par aimee de III date dc leeheance Jus.
qu'au Placement, les aequ6rturs fOurnissant
de honnes ct sOlpables securities q la salts.
Faction du tuteur ct administeur, Joseph Or
tego; la terre restant sp6eialement hypothe,
qu6e en- favour de 10 dite succession iusuu'au
Placement du principal ct desintGrets, ella clause
de ron dtieHdo reserVee sur tOutes lea nropriet6e
vendues jusqu'au Placement final.
SEP ORTEGO,
9nGv. Tuteur ct Administering
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-11-09

A PATHETIC PIcTURE.-Geo. William
Curtis paints the followingspathetic pic
ture, which every one could wish were
less true to nature:
q think of many q sad-eyed woman /
have known in solitary country homes
who seemed never to have smiled, who
Struggled with hardhands through melt
ing lleat6and pinching cold to hold hack
poverty and want that lowered like
wolves about an eyer~increasing flock of
children. How twas scour inthemorn-
ing aud scrubat night and scold all day
longi How care blurred the window
like cloud, hiding the lovely landscape!
How anxiety snaTled at her heels, dog
ging her like q cur! How little she
knew or cared that b0b0links. drunk
with 1blithe idleness, tumbled and sang
III the meadows below, that the earth
was telling the time of year with flow
ers in the woods above. As I think of
these things, of this solitary, ineessant
drudgery, of the taciturn husband com
ing In heavy with sleep, too weary to
read, to talk, to think, do not wonder
that mad houses are richly recruited
from the faTm-houses as the statistics
show
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-11-09

SLEEP ON Your CAREs.-Men of bust
ness, believe me, there is now and then
a profitable venture in doing nothing at
all, In the power to put business aside
and abiding now and then Il perfect
quiet things sometimes solve themselves,
when we give them that advantage,
which refuse to come clear for all our
trying. VIZ all know how, by simply
taking some perplexity into the deepest
silence this side of death-a goOdnight's
sleep-we can do better sometimes than
if we sat up and wrought at our task all
night. When Mathew Murray, of Leeds,
wanted to see his way through some sore
perpexfty in his%inventions, andall other
effort was of no use, he rested day and
night from all noise and all effort save
the effort an active man has to keep him
self quiet; and then the thing he wanted
would steal III, and look at him, and
light on him, and stay, as birds used to
light ON the old hermits, no more afraid
of them than of the trees under which
they sat. And mothers, you may care
and toll necessarily for your little ones,
never resting a mOmentin yOurdevOtiOn,
and then, because you neyer do quit,
but enter into your very closet with a
little fr0ck to mend, You shall never be
quite aDle 70 take Gne WIOle SullllgfF
and sum of your motherhood into your
heart, You will be so full of care about
the bread that perishes as to miss the
bread that cometh down from heaven,
No person in the world needs so much,
now and then, to be still, and open her
soul only to the silence, as an earnest,
energetic, whole-hearted mother. This
eternal activity is almost sure to run at
last in shallows.-[Rober Collyer, in In
dependent,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-11-09

GALLANTRY.-What is gallantry but a
tribute from the stronger to the weaker I?
What right has q fresh-faced, ruddy
girl, Astounding in strength, to plant her
self in front OF a weary man in a way
that plainly indicates her expectation
that he will yield his seat? Whatright
has she to take it, indeed? Why should
she not rise and give a seat to an old
man, instead of accepting hiss
Now, we submit that the faults partly
with i'll bred women. They take seats
as if they belonged to them. We almost
always surrender to a standing lady,
however weary our legs may be, and
not one in six has courtesy enough to
| say, "thank you.n A very weary and
very plain woman, with none Of the
varnish of society, no knowledge Of the
prOprieties or improprieties, stood in
front of us the other day. We offered
her the seat, and she hesitated. "Ihate
to take your seat she said. She vas a
lady.
The very women who complain of Il
lack OF gallantry, never give place them
selves to older and weaker people, The
sight of young lady giving a seat to q
feeble old man would work wonders OF
gallantry among men. "See that tired
man!a exclaimed a lady alongside Of III
the other evening, and squeezing hel
| silks she made room for a weary and
earth-soiled laborer. There was gal
lantlyl
Some men get up for pretty faces and
| fine clothes, but we know a man who
gives his seat to a weary washerW0mar
with a basEetofc clothes, andthatw hethei
she be Irish or African. And when we
see this we say, Behold a gentleman
indeed!n The true-hearted courtesy OF
such a man is worth more than all the
hand-kissing bowling ola hundred knee,
buckled courtiers.
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vENTEs Pan LIE coLLRCTRUR

I'm vertu des pouyoirs don't lie suis revetu par
~ Ii lOi, je pr0cederai a vendre a Penean nu-
bic, sans le b6nefiee de Destination, d mon hu-
reau, en- la Mais0n de Corr do Ia PaEoisse st.
Landry, en- la vile d~,Opelousas, IL Samedi, 30
NOvembre. 1879, commemorate onze heures A. NJ,
ct eonfinuant de jour en- jour, 81 celia est nGees-
saire, les proprietes suivantes, saisie par moi
pour satisfaire les dettes dues a fEtat de Ia
Louisiana OF d Ia Pareisse st. Landry, par les
payeurs dc taxes ~dellNauants du Role des Taxes
de 1870. ayec fGHa les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
1. U4 certain lot de terre assesse au nom de Ia
succession de Jamcs Porter, situe pres d'Opelou-
sas, mesuTant 13j acres, borne au nord par Ia
propriete des herifiers de DehaLil0n, an sud mar
la proprlete de Lastie Sezat ct Giant 4 present
la propriete de los. d. Richard.
2. Quatr8 lots de terrain situe dams la vile
a0petonsas, borne au nord par Ia proprf6t6 dc
G.. v. Hndspeth, an sud par Ia propr1et6 de Nine
Duprc.
8. Tn quart de lot de terrain situ6 dan La willie
dOpelausas, borne au nord par Ia rue Bellevue
a Fest par ID prOpTi6t6 de Laura Guarrigues, et
a Pouest par la prOpriet6 del. Moore.
Taxes d'Etat ct dc Paroisse pour 1870. sla1 6;
95 D.. {, sITTIG, Canectcur.
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IN vertu DIES pouvoirs don't je suis rcvttu par
~ Ii loi, je procedcrai il vendre i Iencan pl-
bic, sanS lie benGtice de destination, d mon but
rean, en- Ia Maison de COur de la ParoiSso ST.
Landry, On Ia willie d'OpeLousas. lie Samedi, 80
nOvcnDTc, 1872. cOmmeneant a II heures, A. NJ,
ct cOutinuant de jour en- jour. 81 celia est nfCes.
saire, Ia Appropriate suiyante, saisic par moi, pour
satistaire deS dettes dues a VEtat de la Louisiana
TT Il In ParOiSse ~. Landry, par les payeurs de
taxes dGlinQuants, du Role des Taxes dc 1870 ct
1871, aVec tOus les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
Cu certain moroccan de terre assess6 au nom
lie Paul Lambert situe dams Ia Prairie PlaisauCe,
mrsIrant 900 acres, borne q Fest par les terrcs
dc james Powers, au nOrd par les terres de Nine
veUve Z. Lambert ct a NOueSt par les terres dc
l. j. Lacey ct F.. Pitre, ensemble avec toutesl les
hatieS"s ct authorizations qui sly trouvent.
Taxes d'Etat et dc Paruisse pour 1870 ct
IS d.. {. SITTIG. Collccteur.
9nOy-4f,
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FN vertu dcs pouvoirs don't .ie suis rcvGtu par
- Ia loi, je prOcederai a vendre a rencan pu-
bic, sans lie bGnGfice de Destination. i mon hui
reau, ell Ia MaisOn de Cour dc la Paroisse ST.
Landry, en- la Vile d'Opelousas, le Samedi, 30
novemhre. 1872. commenCant IA II heures. A. H.,
ct "cOntinuant dc jour en- jour, 81 celia est nGccs-
saire. Ia prOpriGtt suivantc, saisic par moi, pour
s~atisfaire DIES dettesducs a rEtat de Ia Louisiana
ct d Ia ParOisse st. Landry, par les payenrs dc
taxes delinquants7 du Role DIES Taxes de 1870 ct
Tn certain moroccan de terrc asscss6 au nom de
John Hudspeth, situG a Big Cane, mesurant 40
acres, borne au nOrd par les terrcs Off T. Swords
d Test tt a IOuest par les terrcS de Scott, au sud
par dies tcrrcS mar6cageuseS, ensemble aveC
toutes les batisses ct deliberations qui sly trou-
vent.
Taxes d'Etat ct dc ParoisBc pour 1870 ct
20 d. {. SITTIG, Collecteur.
9nOv-tf.
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TN vertu des pOuyoirs don't je suis revGtu par
~ la lOi, je prOcGdcrai q vendrC a Iencan pn-
bile, sans le ben6tice de destination, q mon bu-
reau, en- Ia MaisOn de Cour dc In Paroisse st.
Landry, en- la vile d'OpclOusas, le Samedi, 80
ct continuant de jour en- jour, 81 celia est n6ces-
saire, la pr0priet6 s%uivante, saisie pour salts
taire les dettes dues a rEtat de In Louisiana ct
dGlinquants, du Role DIES Taxes dc 1870 ct 1871,
avec tOus les frais ct penalties. SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan dc terre asscss6 au nom
de jacques Ellie Guillory, situG dams In PrairiC
MamOuth, mesurant IS acres, borne au nord par
les terres d'Emile b. GuillOry, au sud par les
terrcs dc H. Rider, 4 Fest par les terres publ
qucs, ct q fOuest par les terres d'Emilc B. Gull
lOry, ensemble avec t0utes les batisses ct anne
liOratiOns qui sy t%rOuvent.
Taxes dEtat ct de Paroisse pour 1870 ct
$13 10
~ d. {. SITTIG, COlleeteur.
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Parish Taxes--Fon Bridges.
Mr.. EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL:

MR.. EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL:
In addition to my first article on the
above subject, I would suggest that the
Parrish Funding Bondsn be divided
into Carious sums, according to thewants
and means of the "tax payers" them
selves, who, / think, wouldfindit profit
able to invest in the Bonds as a certain
means Of paying their annual taxes-at
a small but certain premium upon those
taxes, and those persons of large means
and heavy taxes willfind the investment
still more profitable, should they Dur-
chase sufficient bonds to pay their yearly
taxes from the semi-annual coupons of
interest and bonus.
If this plan Of investment were C
cessfully carried out spectators would
have but a small portion, if any, of these
hOnds-after the bridge-men were paid
in them-tO bear or buUupon. By a full
canvassing of this matter the people
would sOOn find a safe ana profitable
place for every hundred dollars OF sur
plus money: will some accOuntantplease
figure up the problem for the go year
bonds and show clearly the advantages
to the taxpayer in buying these bonds,
in small sums: For example, one hun
dred dollars for the first year will pay
$13 dollars of taxes-$8 for interest and
S. for the bonus-in 90 years what will
a 800 bond bring in ~interestand annual
coupons? This matter I again urge
should be placed before the people to be
voted II
OBSERVER,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-11-09
Esaate of Lncaues BACON.

I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
Landry, il sera vendu a Pencan public, an plus
Ohrant encheriSseUr, par lie sOussign6 admins
trateur GU par un encanteur public, d la der
Mere residence du d6funt, ell cette parOisse, lie
MERCREDl, II Decembre, 1872, les propriet6s
ci-apres d6crites, appartenant a la succession de
jacques Bacon, DECIDE, savOir-
J.. Un moroccan de terre, la dernierc residence
Cannes, dams la Prairie Mamou, en- Ii Paroisse
st. Landry, cOntenant deux cent vingt arpent
plus III mOins, ayec tOutes les batisses ct anne
liOratiOns qui sly trUuVent.
2. DcuX chevauX Americans, sept t9tes de
b6tes a coTnes dOuCcS portant Ia marquc ZG. us
tensiles d'habitatiOn, meubles de m6nagc, lit ct
nterie, un lot de lnaIs ct de fOin, ct autres i'm
meubles.
COnditi0ns-Comptant.
&. A. MARTEL,
9nOy-m&h. Administrations,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-11-09

The warning has been Heeded.-Since
the exposure of the attempts made by certain
INSCRIPTIONS local dealers, to palm of their
coarse a~stringents, made from cheap and inn
pure materials, in the place Of the great ma
tional tonic, HOstetteris Stomach Bitters, public
opinion has set strongly against these empires
and their preparations. Their occupation is
gone, or soon will be. When the light is let into
deception it soon willis down. Persons who
trifle with their own health, byusing unknown
preparations, with no. guarantee to sustain
them, when an established specific, proven by
twenty Years experience to be exactly what it is
claimed to be, is within their reach, are sure to
repent their temeFity. Many have done so in
this instance, hut 1t Ia hoped that the truth
plainly spoken has arrested the evil. In the
meantime. the demand for the leading pro-
tective andrestoratiye medicine of America was
never so great as it has been this season. From
the fever and ague districts OF the weat, south
west, and south, it is literally overwhelming,
and it may be said Of the adFiees from all parts
of the country of the cures it is e~fEectiRg in
dyspepsia, bilious complaints, and chronic con.
situation, that their name is legion Every.
where the sick and feeble seem to have realized
the Importance Of @holding fast that which is
good" and Of avoiding what is serious and
dangerous.
TheHu1nerorls "Bitters, . under various names
which m~ereenary dealers endeav0Ft to substitute
for HOstetter's Stomach Bitters, should BIZ
avoided, for their own sakes, by the sick anG
the public at large. Hostetterls Ritters am
procurable in bottle only, and never sold il
bulk,
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vENTEs PAR LIE CoAEEUrRuR.


TN vertu DIES pOuvOirs don't je suis revetu par
Ia Ia lOi, ie pTOcederai 4 VPndre D rencan pu-
Bile. sans L. bfn61ice de destination. q mon bu-
reau, Ell III MaisOn dc Cour dc Ia ParOisse st.
Landry. en- Ia vile d~'Opelousas, lie Esamedi, 80
nOVcmbre, 1872, cUlnmCncantA II heures,A A.. NJ, ct
cOntinuant de jouren jour, 81 celia est necessairc,
la proprittt suivante, saisie par moi pour salts
fIire les dct'cs dues q l'Etat dc la Louisiana ct
q Ia ParOiSSC st. Landry, par les payeurs de
taxes dClinquauts, du Role DIES Taxes de 1870,
ayeC tOus les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de tCrre aSSess6 al nom de
Nine Z. Lambert, situG sur IL Bayou CarOn, me
surant 300 acres, borne an nord par le~BayOll
Caron. an sud par les terres dc F. L. Pitre, d
Fest par les trrIGS de Joe Lacumb. ct Il rouc4t
par les tcrrt5 de James Powers.
Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse pour 1870. -. $40 o.
60 D., G.. sITTIG, Collector.
9nOV-4f.
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TN yertu des pouyoirs don't je suis revGtu par
40 In loi, ie prOcederai Il vendre q Pencan pl-
bic, sans lie benGtice de destination. 4 mon bu-
reau, en- Ia Maison de Cour de la Paroisse st.
Landry, en- Ia vile d'OpelOusas, lie Samedi. 30
NoVembre, 1872, COmmeneant "a IL heures, A. NJ,
ct cOntinuant dc jour en- jour, 81 celia est n6ces-
saire, la propTiete suivante, saisie par moi pour
s~atistaire dcs dettes dues a PEtat della Louisiana
ct q la Parotsse st. Landry, par les payeurs de
ct 1871, avec tOus les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
I'm certain moroccan dc terre assess6 an nom
dc Mime Ann knox,, Aitu6 sur 10 Bayou Teehe.
mesurant environ 500 acres. borne au sud paF
les terres de I. c. Anderson, aFest par le Bayou
T6ohe, ct Il Pouest par les terres lie VIM Hoyt
Taxes d'Etat ct dc Paroisse pour 1870 ct
$3.50 GO
~ D. sTTTIG, Collector.
9nov-4f,