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NEW GARDEN NURSERIES,
Near Greensboro, NC.

THESE NURSERIES were'removed from
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other other such enterprises, went down; butwe can
now inform our friends and the. public gene
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i in the above business at the points named,
and have supplied themselves literally with the
best Vehicles, Horses, Drivers and Ostlers;
Grain, Forage, &c, for the accommodation of
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A. w. THOMPSON, T. j. STEELE.
Walhalla S. C. Anderson, S. C.
Nov 80, 1871 %
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE.
IN THE COURT COMMON PLEAS.
Er Poyte Samuel E. Maxwell, In Re. J. M.
Sheppard and w. G. Harrison, Plalnnns,
against J. T. Champneys, Defendant.-C0n-
pIaiut to set up and enforce Prior Mortgage
alnder the complaint to Jorectose mortgage.
To the Defendant, James M. Rhett:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the complaint in TINS acslon,
which is filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas for Oconee County, in
the Court House at Walhalla, in the State OF
South Carolina, and serve copy OF your an
swer on the subscriber at his office on the pub
lie SQUARE in the said town of Walhalla, within
twenty davs after the service of the summons
on YOU. exclusive of the day of service. II
YOU fail to answer the complaint within that
time. the said Samuel E. Maxwell will apply TO
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant. >. ID. Wa!uNEr, q ,G0f.!r,,
Walhalla, S. c., Aug. 8, 1872.
To James M. Rhett:
TAKE NOTICE that this action is commen-
ced under the principal action to set up and en-
force prior mortgage from James M. Rhett TO
Samuel E. Maxwell in the Court of Common
Pleas for Oconee County, and State OF Soufh
Carolina and that the summons in this case, c1
which the foregoing is copy, was hied IN the
in the County and State aforesaid, on the 3Oth
day of August, A. d. 1872.
J. II. WHITNER,
Attorney for Sam'l. p. Maxwell,
Walhalla, S. G.
Sept 2, 1872 9 .
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IT, next the average salary oa case be calculated at say SA-i D.: 81 to eah ofhe two hw
yr-The expenditure, emitting the fractions will be for ST. Thomas with St. John :$6l6 sand for
St. Crx: $3.50
The ae0reY0r said that the Motives to the Drafts will be found to contain ahsonca state
mnt othe course of thsap apparently simple question It ooksal almost sufficient to cause .snprze
impeq question should have given rise fOrd different legislative actions until. the ere
suit was arrived at that lawyers shall be paid for theirs services. Thief liking of such payment could
not bel left tothea rbtruy charge of the lawyer or left open for matte of discussion or agreement
between the AuAorim apponhng tela lawyers and t@el latter; therefor it was necessary to fix
certain amounts fees to the lawyers appointed in public suS. These amounts are certainly small
and might apper inadequate; but generally speaking the trouble of lawyers In such suits is but
small as the Judge hs the prGpap ato they work to discharge nsuch SUITS and Imperative little
ilef6 for the LAWYERS Soh are the circumstances the case in Denmark. Why holdh be diff
erent here in this r@peot? There had BEEN formerly this excuse, that lawyers here in times past
made plenty of money, so they did ntcne for such small amounts as those that could be allowed
, 1872-10-23

b. For st. Croir:
10 Bis Public Suits before the Common Court.
3 the Upper Court,
Ak "Police Suits" the Upper Court.
is BIS Total
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SheriT's Sales.

State of Louisiana
Fourth Judicial District Cou I.
PARISH OF Sr. JAMES.
Pierre Maspfro.
VS.. No. 1913
Ursin LcBgnC.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fourth lndicial District Court
PARISH OF ST.. JAMES.
Henry Cherc,,
VS. No 800
Ursina L'Bgy.
by virtue Of, and in obedience 10, two plurias
wits OF Geri jacias, issued IN the above entitled
case, by the Honorable Con,, above uamed,
aud TO me directed, l have seized aud will
offer for sale at public auction, IA, the Court.
House Of this Parish, on
SATURDAY the 9Th day of JULY, 1872,
al II o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, to wit.
A certain tract or portion Of land
situated in the Parish Of ST. James. on
the ,ig|, bank Of the Mississippi river
about six,y.nine miles above New
Orleans, measuring one arpent from, on
said river by a depth Of eighty arren,>.
running between lines closing in the
rear, bounded above by lands Of Edonard
feBnnf, aud below by other lands o.
the said ursin Lelrn.. together with the
Improvements thcIcuu,o attached ait
belonging.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
CASH in legal currency.
Shcrif's office. Parish of 81. James. hi!
9Th day of June, 1872.
J. c. OLIVER.
Sheriff.
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Homo.

Mails c'est IN noir, I'M Negro. un so'd'de African,
Oh bien IN Sang me'e fidicule ct fae"in?
Sos freres Font vendn pour "n pc" d eau-de-vie.
Pour ua petit couteau qni ieur falsalt envie;
II 4 brosss ma botte. Grille mon cheval,
Porte mes vieux habits aux jours du carnival,
d. me. 5outs lie cisare embaume sa mai'resse,
Fl dsose Bamboula devant sa mnlatresse.
Je ls .oupconne fort, ct naturelemen',
D'avo;r pris a rebonrs certain Commandment
d. Noise on de Di-u. J'ai vi ce'te anne sombre
Accroupie a mes pieds, heureuse dams son ombre,
Ne faisant meme pas, dams son '"disnite,
L. r4ve gzenereux dun anne en- liberte.
African, il est laid. ct sa face est viiaine.
Son neg tout ecrast, son front fuyant, "a lame,
So lev,e qui retombe ct rt g'ossierement,
Celia r,ouve que Dieu s'e.t tromPs lonrdement'
C'est upe pauvre eha.che, une ehauche premiere
De do;pt oui tatonnait dams la nnit sans lumiere;
b &c nest pas ainsi, q"and f1"vre est arrete,
Qn'un divin Cr6.,eur resume Ia b~aute. na.
S~.ry.mtle, son front clair sc reirss-e nm peu, monte'
Sous IN pale rayon lutte contre la homie,
Ell reve l'avenir ga |evre tristement
SQUIRT, parfois encor SQUIRT amerement;
Nais Get stre est ,o"joars 7 amertu'ne, Tenvie,
La vanite de ceus qui %sonfrent dams Ia vie
Ca, ~efrayant mystere! IN e,re est ainsi fa't,
Qnaud I'm vi~nx pr6jng6 !e declare imparfa't,
Gull frappe avec bonheur de 'arme qui le blesse,
CONNIE pour se venger, sur une autFe faib'esSe.
-C'est vrai; mails soyons bons ct nj sericordieuz,
"Ayons ID charlie des esprits radieux;
'Cff Get Etre an front noir est Homme CONNIE nous
. Et devant rEternel courbe ses deux genoux.
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4 peupls d6sormais an,o"ce SEES choix. ss
preferences, SEES amis, ses candidats. II veut que
~ candidats soient mis- Ell relief. soient montres
IN grand jour, soient so,mis a Iappr6ciation ct All
jug.mesk De to"s.
- Csia sxpliqae %pcnrqnoi le "Lo"isianais" y Ia
reqqnAts de inombre,,x citoyens dn Q"at'ieme District
Judiciaire,-tant b'ancs que de conlrur.-annonce
anjourd'h hui Ia caudilatnre de Honorable J. X.
Gaadet-
I'm senl mot sur notre honorable ami;-''Peu le
valent, null ne vaut .aieux que lui".
ADECEs.-Me. Eugene Matherne, virhle ct
respectable dame de notre paroisse, a etc enterree
iundi dernier an cimetieye Saint. Michel.
Unc foule nombrensse a~ssistat aux funGrailles.
DERxiER MUr.-Comme il est encore ~0uelque'
Francois 4 St-Jacques qui mont pas donn6 lie"
obole d Ia patrie, nous les prions humblement de i
iaire.
Le .'Louisianais SO d6chargera Ia semain
procl,aine de toute la responsibility quill ma pa
GRANT Iassnmer.
Et tant pis pour ceux don't lie cGur est rest6 sour
ct le patriotisme boitrux
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Magasin St-Michel.
/. DAnlRb
A@LBa1y~e
PrOduits de l,Ouest.
Groceries de toutes sortes.
Farinc,
Jamlons,
G%raissc.
Bacon.
Whi,key.
Mails, Avoiue, etc.. etc.
u I'm drny po,,e a do,nicile, dams nne
circonscrip,ion de ,rois miles, les marchan-
discs e, plodui,s acl,e,es an Magasin ST-Ml.
CHEL.
+, ces rrnlni,s Sc vendent au prix dc la
Nouvelle Orleans.
Pharlnacic dc premier 0rdrc.
Medicines FRANCHISES.
Medicines anne ricaiues,
Mtdicamrnt> p%atentes.
pr"duit- climiqucs,
- llIIuiilles ,lHnulloD,
Etc, etc, etc..
o. Ordinances de miderins remplies avet
suin, ponr,uailia. q, il ,onte llenrr.
IN pi,a, maclen e.l at,ache u letablisse
ment.
~Parfuknerie.
Savons.
Essences,
uuilcs.
Poudres dentifriccs.
Etc, etc, etc..
Wins.
Liqueurs.
Cognnc pour malades,
Cognac pour bien portant:
Bierc,
Cidrc.
Sirops, Anisette, etc. etc, etc..
1JSt.e Magasin Sr-MlCHEi., pres de IF
gii>e dn meme nom. IS, Fun des mienx orgs
misses =, des plus completS de Ia cote.
S-S prix soul inodares.
Fl rien d. re qui pen, %nonrri,. dtsaltere
parfnmer. unetlr on Ial"n,ig. NY manqne
lie Stock Is, compIrt II "onvrau.
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IfggeadTe q FOchS
aaa Attornsys at Law
Offices: No. IS Royal Street, New Orleans.
St. James Parish, At +. P. Poche's resi-.
dsncs near the Court.House. ap IL.
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J.. CANE ASSORTMENT
De Garnitures pour Robes!

II fai, aussi savoir aux marchands ct habi-
,an,s de StJacqnes e, DIES paroisses v%oisines,
quill es, l'agent de Ia maison Poland d
Henry de Cincinnati, pour les Wh'skeys ct
Bonrtons de Get endorsement jns,ement
| caIebrc dams Ions les E,ais-UMis. II d&fe touto
Concurrence pour la quaIite ct !e bon marchs
de &c prOduit pOpulaiTc.
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~
ctlsbre dams tons les E,a,s-U"is. II dsfe 'ou.s
Concurrence pour la quaIi,6 ct le bon marchs
de ce produi, popu'airc.
so Barils de Whiskey ct Bourbon Do
Choix en- deboryuemeni Il" John kilgour
de Cincinnati.
II est anssi agen, de Ia maison limbs, Meyer
l. Fus= de St.Louis, pour Ia vente de lents
farines de choix pour families, des marques
renommees, Ia Courunne, ITiomphe, 81 Chav!ss
Star, Pacific Star, Refine Blanche, Collins
Franklin, NerpiNs, e, autres.
II reqoit Replacement 'outes les semaines
de forts -nyois de s, Louis, Louisville e, Gin.
%cinna,i; c, il a %,onjours en- main, un Stock
varia de Fav;ues, Whisky ct Bourbon Dc ,"u'
a.e, Jambons sncrfs, 81 au.res, tpaules J"n'<ss
e, ver,es, mess.porc, mess-beg. breakfast bacon.
Graisse Ell ,ie,cons e, kegs, Beurre q Fromage
de choix, pommes de terre, pe'its 1ois vef,'.
haricois, Jarine de maIs, CRU, sacamits, os"'ns.
mas, fmin ct son, en- M mot tons les articles
%connns sous Ie nom de Produits de- pOuest.
GRAND ASSORTMENT DE MEUBLES
en- meyer ct imitation, quill rccoi, direc,emens
, dune fabriqne lie Cincinnati avec laque'le u
es, Ell relation.
; Tou,es les marchandises CT dessus serons
vendues our prir les plus rtduil' Quill 'o't
possible do 10 fairt, en- raison dc la dure.e lies
G temps, mais an Compliant settlement; 81
I pleinement guarantees sous tons les rappotts.
Conditions liberalcs Ct a~van,ageuses
i. aux marchands qui voudront bien lni adressss
SEES ordres.
Unc Charrene patfaitcme"t schatandee, -
dirieee par NJ. A. Servel, parcourl les
Paroi>scs St.Jacques ct 81 Jean Bap,is's.
Les nombreux clients de Ia rive droi.e sont
aussi informes, qn',I wien. De Rtossorsir son
ma.asin si,ue sur l'habita,ion de NJ. Sep,ims
FOrlier.
PS.-Sous peu de jours, il pof,era ! domi-
Gle, e, sans ftais, les articles &c groeeries
ache,es chez lui.
Av. II 70. J. TEISSIER.
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5euill,ton Du Gouisianais.
CHAssE A L'oURS.
CHAPlTRE AAlA.

Cada uno juzga por 81 corazon del ageno.
r prov. esp)
La politique a celia dc particulier, dams nne
democratic r6pnblicaine, qu'elle ne lAche plus ce'"i
ou'elle 4 nne foie saisi. La defaite all debut, loin
de yous abattre OIL de vous d%egoGter, irrite votre
ambition ct multiple vos faculties g"erroyantes.
'Toute DEBATE, dams l'esprit du vaincu, n~'est'elle pms
une injustice supreme? Les vainquenrs, enx,
peuvent $ abanlonner au sommeil, s~'aFaisser pares'
seusement sur leurs %lauriers; mails CONNIE lie
v.incu ne 81 fat jamais a rid6e que lie penple a Ell
rai,on de- hi bonner tort, il Sc propose una glorieuse
revanche ct Sc Ia MENACE qnelquefois. En- tont cas-,
Il n'abandonue ja,nais Ia partie ct meurt \ Ia tache,
Tontes les Oraisons fanebres, en- Am6rique, %roulent
sur Ia polhique ct fnissent par une periodic sur Ia
souverainet6 du penplc ct Ia grandeur de Wash.
jngton. Les vertus priv6es ne v%iennent QUEEN
second lieu.
Greeley, devenn 6crivain p%olitiqne, ne s'arreta
done pas 4 mi-chemin. La lutte, avec SEES alterna'
tives de triomphe ct d 'insucces. cut pour lai CONNIE
.pour les autres des enivrements auxqnels personne
no salt se sonstraire. Combattant de chaque jour
fet de chaque minute, dune arme bris6e il TT deux
arpnes. e. il s'aguerrit aux coups port6s CONNIE aux
comps recns. La colere, qni nest qu'un c6t6 de
indignation OIL de ~l'orgueil, % NIT natnrellement
Dc 10 partie ct st m~erveille. Et notez q"'un
Journalistic lutte en- public, devant ane foule
immense, ct que Il malvsillance est Ia premiere des
Qualities populaires. : Mais Greeley etait bien
=trempe pour le combat, ct dun caractere 4 ne pas
~reeuler devant une legion. ses armes 6tnient
d'acier fin. II les await battnes mutt ct jonr. aux
heures Oh les p~rivilegi6s dorment, sur lenclnme du
travail ct de la volont6. II les maniait en- commas
1eut, e il les await trenpees dams Ia justice, source
aui rend invulnfrable. 81 Proudhon, paysan ct
topographic CONNIE hi, Republican, ct revolution.
nuaire omnne lui, rent comm en- ses jours d'athI6.
tiqus vigoeur ct de robuste orieinalite, il rsurait
16ciar6 de q famille. En- verit6, ces denx hommes.
y sont des lutteurs ct des penseurs dc Ia meme
falmiie, ct lis ont pass6 tous les deux, dams lie
meme steele, par les memes phases de IL vie
humane et sociale. Proudhon, en- Am6riqne,
alurrait 6t6 Greeley; Greeley, en- France, anrait sc
Proudhoo. liz - resssnblent par ror'gine, par
''fSducation, par r6prenss, omm aussi par 10
II , : sea eux IL mene besoin de
ymtouvement, do recherche, Do tentative ct d'absolu.
CONNIE 10 travail st l6tude les ont forces 1 eou-
doyef toutes les classes, l interroger tous Leo esprits
q tons les livres, i connaftre intimement 10 penple,
ils sont rest6s l6vou6s ct fdeles ~ peupls doh ils
'sortaie.nt. Une- seals choss d6pars Greeley, c'est
sss verr1s bibliqus AZ mes. A part cela, Proudhon
q Greslsy sont kminemmsnt dkmocrates ct socia.
listes; Il 9 est en- Gala On 'is scnt Repression do
lsur siecle. Car notre. dix-nenvieme steele, men
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Cada uno juzga por su eorazon del ageno'
- prov. esp)
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st. James Emporium Store.
PAS DE-
Concurrence Possible :!
PAS DE-

MI. J. TEIssIEn ,ntorme ..
nombrense clientele Fl le public en- central
quill a %toujours dams son magasin, on're 40"
grand assortment de matchandises sachss.
%,ouiours l,ais e, solvent renouvel@, 10 Sock 10
plus vatie de
Chaussurcs, Chopelerie, Donne'erie, Mercs-
ric, PaJ"merie, Phnrmac'e. Quinco'4ere.
F%erblamerie, Vaissele, Ssuerie, Groceries.
Conserr's, Confserie, WINS ct Liqueurs.
Ia1acs sous 'outes les formes.
II engage les Danes de Ia ~par"isse Saint.
Jacques ct des paroisses voisines q venir
. visi,cr scs articles dc Fantastic pour Robes dc
han,e Noureauif, Gnnterie, Broaerie, Denielles,
Eaienciennes, ct a"tres, Cots brodss dc ,ous
genres; Rnbans. Feurs ar,i6cielles, Earures
pour marriages, Balls ct pte'niere Communion
En- Sc DOMAIN, Ia pcine de fairc une visite au
dit magasin, ellcs Sc convaincront d'el!es.
memcs, que mile part mieux Que ID gu pe
~,rouve IN plus beau cl,oix de Marchandisea
Blanches, ,clle qne:
Mousseline suisse, Mul-muA, NnnsouT,
Brinantfs, Brocnrts, Piquts, Mou'''lihe'
Dr,n. i'll ct Dobinet pour m~ous,iquaires.
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Crescent Store,
Temu par Gil. Gnndim
A Ia polNrE Du COLLEGE.

-:O:- -
lie ma.asin de NJ. C.. GAuDlS est Fun DIES
mieux assor,is de Ia paroisse, ct ses msrcl'an'
discs, solvent renouvelies, grace q IN prompt
ecoulement, sont dune erande Varitt.
Marchandises Observation-Disclosures
de tou,e .or,es-Vins, Liquors, Whiskeys, etc
-Proluits de l'ouest-Otjets indispensabIe'
an commerce e, d Ia consomma'ion, ct dc
bonnie qualite,-on tronve tout ce qui esl
nicessaire au CRESCENT STORE.
Prix modir1s Ell cnnsciencieux.
Une Jontaine d Soda, avec les meilleur.
sirops. est annexGs an magasin de- NJ. c
Gaudin.
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State of LouisIamn.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRr.
PARISH OF ST.. JAMES.
Thomas Hughes.
vs.. No. AIS
Arery Breed.
ny virtue OF, and in obedience to, a wri, of
teri .Gcias, issued in tho above Untitled case
by The Honorable Court above named, and to
me directed, I have seized and will offier for
sale at public %anc,ion, on the premises, on
SATURDAY the 9Th Of JULY, 1879,
al II O'Clock a. NJ,
The contents Of a Country Store, the property
of the drfendan, Avery Breed, .;nuated
o" a tract Of land belonging to Widow
Ze""n HymeI situated in Ibis Parish,
o" The left Bank of The Mississippi river,
II miles above New Orleans; said Store
consisting of the following stock Of
meTCla muse, 10 wit:
Lot Of Hardware and castings,
"" f" Cutlery,
Groceries,
" Tiuware,
I" C~rockery,
Brides and Girths,
" > F" Candles,
" Glassware,
Hats aud Caps,
" Dry.Goois,
Willow ware,
+" /" F." Medicines,
! Showcase aud notions.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Cash in legal currency.
Sher'f's "ftcs, Parish of 81. James, this
18Th day Of January, 1872.
ta't>ss t3u4.
J. c. OLIVER,
Sheriff.
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N-t.es habiian,s ,rouvernnt les memes
matcIaudises, aux memes prix, an magasin
Canireile. habitatlnn Philemon Gnidry.
NJ. Anderson ne n1.Iige pas plus &c
ma.asin que I'AcApIA STORE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22
NOTICE..

During my absence from the Parish, NJ.
f),azim. Dnhon il authorized 10 act as my
agent for Lille Plantation.
Tics. ROBINSON.
May 3lst, 1872.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22

State Of Louisiana.
Fourth Judidial District Court.
- PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
Liiruin DrPorter
Boyd und Martin suLyo gated,
+, c. 81 c. Arc.
BY virtue Of, and in obedience 10. a writ Of
teri Jncias, issued IN the above entitled
case by the Honorable Cont above named.
aud 10 me directed, | have seized, and will
offer for sale at public auction al the Court
House Of this Parish, on
SATURDAY The 9Th day Of JULY, 1879,
at II O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described property, to wit:
a certain 10, or portion Of swamp
lands, >ilnn,el in the rear OF, and fo,mer-
ly part Of, the Acadia plantation
formerly belonging 70 the said L. c. &
J. C.. Mire and now the property Of
Boyd & Martin, situated in the Parish Of
St. james, on the right bank OF the
Mississippi river at abou, seventy.one
miles above New Orleans, said swamp
lands measuring abou, eighteen hundred
acres in area.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
CASH in legal currency.
Sherifrs office, Parish Of 81. James This
5th day of June, 1872.
J. C. OLIVER,
Sheriff.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-06-22

ACADIA st r b.
Y. {. M. ANDERSON.
Elabi,a,ion MIRE. Sr-JAcQuEs, rive d'"''e,
GROCERIES,,
MARCHANDIsES SECHES.
QUINCAILLERfE.
LIQUE WINS,
LANNON'S &C.. &c.,
Fl aussi HARNAl$, HELLES, dc,
Aux prix de la Nonvelle.O Orleans.
Au meme maga.in:
MEDICINES Pa'enttes.
MEDICINES ae tvute nature.
Prix DIES Marchandiscs dies .
/ Magasins
ACADIA ct Nj. B. CANrRELLE:
| En,re c6,es dasosstes. 81 Ia livre.
| Epanles ver,es ........ 6 les 100 livres.
EpauieS tumees...... g.!
Jambuns sucres. $3.50. - cts. la livre.
Bnuf ale............ " !"
UuiIe de Charton.... As cts. le gallon.
Beurrc 40 cents Ia live.
Ftomaoe p
Cafe 25 +"
utdtSoe.
Haricots rouges, blancs. sole gallon.
Maquereau ........... . chaqne,
Farine dc Sartasin ..... 4 cts. Ia livre.
MOrue. .
The de. ............. Sl.25 i $I.50.
Pecl.es, Pommes seches. 10 cts. par Iivre, e
prenan, % Iivres.
Aussi: Eioin, son, aroine Ell mas.
uET LIE TOUT DAMS LES MEMES
PROPORTIONS.
Toute merchandise sera por,ee d Ia demeu'
de l'ac!c,eur, sill lie dcmande.
T-Allez d L'AcADIA STORE de NJ. V.
NJ. ANDERSON.
Rien MY manque.
pix excesslve,nent modetes.
TLes habiian,s irouvernnt les mem
ma,cIaudises, aux memes prix, an ina gas
C0nireHe. habitatlon Philemon Gnidry.
NJ. Anderson ne n1olige pas plus
ma.asin que FACAplA STORE.