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Mnifalten, 3dblt &c, 900 Gintuob bner, tpo=
|bon 5000 Su0et 1inb. Na9 5peitdgi=
Eger 8ei6iebnng ao9en Die Yiemprtelen
am %. Gepte1lber 1860 in Die gtabt.
m @nbdcbf, .3ulonh .oes tpirfli9en
3ligetpenbet= ltno Sinsegebenleins pes
@er,iitbs an @ptt.. ;ll11b bos @bttllbe,
0ie Mnba0t 0eb6rt niht ausI6leBli6
Der. @ernl1nft, ber Gmpfinoung bsr
Hbantolie, benz @iQen an, s1onbern ole
Ebie|e &rdfte limb in Der ungei i9teoenen
lGinDeit bes @et,1iithes bel ibr4betbeiligt.
Dogeeen lekt Die. ttpabre Nnba6t 1aller=
bin9s bic re6te 8erfaliung Der @rfennt=
nibfraft, Die gelonlmelte Qulmertl tlamfeit>
Die Deilige Qlblidjt poraus.. 9le duberen
9anblun9en> tpelde .einestbeils Nusorud
Ser .i11t1ern Qlnbo6t !, onbertbetls Wtittel
at bcren Serporbringung Grbaltun9 II.
@tei9erung Hlinb beiben Mnbo6ts =ue=
bungen. 9ie]e l1ebunge,1 lino UNI; 10
ppr5iigli6er ie meDr lie Dem ooppelten
3lpede Der duberen 0Henbarung, tpie
umgcfebrt Der Grregung uno Nfan5un9
Ser Q(noo0t entIpre6cn. Sic Nnoa6t
ielber. ober iit I'm 10 adter uno porsii9li=
der = je me9r 1ic, Der tpabren Geli9ion
entlpridt.,- Gin Ser 'beiligen Ab1i9t ent=
bebre1bes, bcm 3Dede Der GeligiDn un=
an9e,l1ellenes gpielen nit religiD1en Sc
fiiblen unb duberli9en Nboa6tsiibungen
beibt Q(nbddtelei. Gs miro iibri9ens
bie1es lebte gnrt pon un9ldubigen ge=
geriber Ser tpobren Mnoa6t gemeil1iglidb
ebenlo mibbrau9t, ME ibncn oos Mprt
Mbereloube oft 5ur 8erod6ti9ung oes
mobren @loutens bient. @as Die Q(n=
oc6t uno Nnbo@tsiibungen betrifft, 1T
Sic fatDo1ijGe &ir6e bie li6erite Tiibre=
rim 5ipi1 G.n ben &lippen zines ber5lolen
Dernun1tc ei1ler=, wie onberieits ei<
ner pDonto til9en, ]entimentalenG6pdr=
merei. Sic ddte, 9riitli9e gnba6t 1T
in oe1nlelben @lobe :flar unb erleu9tct
ols innie unb porm. .., ..
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18

eine onrA Bic grfabrung beltdtiste Sb9at=:
Ela6e,, bob iol6e Neubefebrte 6!e tpii=
tbenoften Sanatifer Deroen. 9bIr elt=
|9egneten bieien Manile., ooB er 1elblt,
Eals sabgefallener &atbplif, fiir Ieine Ve=
|hauptung faeil1 lebe,,biger Bemeis lei.
@enn 5err Conner friiber bie &irds.
|befebbeteI ioiit es mobl aus ltntuiIIen=
belt geI6eben y. etpetn aher Elm berhprbc=
1ler &atbplif 1pf6es tbut, bonn 1T ii, ers
/ fter &eibe bic eisene 9aiterba baftigtett uno
oie barolls entiprirsenbe 8osbeit obcr
Seufelei 16ulo lnb. 6o 1T notiirli9 auG
an feline 8efeDrang 1nebr gu benfen. 81.
9pnner per1np9te als Proteltant ber ia
tbpliI9en Stride nid)t 51l 16aben piel=
lei9t fonn ct ols &aiboltf lift niigen, oa
er Sen Srrtbum fennt uno Die &ir6e ibm
Sic Moffen s11r iie9rei@en Nertbei6i9ung
ber Mobrbeit at Sic 6anb 9ibt. Sic }p
5o1lrei9en 8efebrunsen Gus ben 8ciben
bes Prpte1 1tantismus linO Elm Srplt fir
un iere 3eit. - Nu6 aus HOm miro uns
gemelbet> boB er1t tiir5li6 Gin preuBil6er
Observation-Disclosures unb @pbn eines
preuBi16en OberFen ben Srrtbiimeru
bes Hrptel ltantismus entiogte uno Der
fotbolil6en Stride 1i6 anl6lob> pbupbl
er bobur9 Qles, ipas in ben 9(ugcn Der
Melt glnleDen un6 Wertb bat, pcrlor.
9ie Nerfolgun9en bet Stride boben
np9 gu ollen 3eiten oos gSerf oer 8e=
februng bef6rbert> unIere 3eit iuirb oo<
rim audi teine 9lusnabme MAIDEN:
Rotb. 9. 3.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18
Ser @tn3n8 bes Nppffel$
95etr,ss tm bie @tabt gSp,tt.

Gbri1tus, Ser @obn @ottes Dotte 6eu
petrus gum Oberbaupte @eirer &irde
gerno6t ober 3ur @riinbYng bieler Sir
DE, bic ole NDlfer umfaHen lollte> botte
Gr bem Yetr,s unb ben iibrigen Npoiteln
feline irbi]9en Mitte1 angepieien> font
bern nur 9eio9t: SD Tin bel eud olle
Sage, bis ons Gn6e Der g8elt." SIM
8ertrouen ouf ben bimmlil9en @@ub
u1lternobnen bic Mpofel bas grpbe @erf
Der Befebrung Ser gansen Welt unt
Yetrus bos pon Gbri1tus ein9elebte
Oberboupt Set Stride naDm 1eiren 9ib
I'M beioni16en &pm, po feline No6folger
bis auf ben beutigen Sag seblieben linb.
Nlan feue l9 0en III. Betrus pon
@ebrrt elm Suoe, Dor, NIT einem blollen
@el6t einem frau1 len 8arte> 9ebiQt IN
Elm Sberfleib unb einen Mantel> Die pon
Der &eile ab9eniibt iinb Die Siibe nodt
5llno an Sen @Db1en dr11lid)e @anbalen.
Ser @pangeltf Marcus unO 5tpei !al1bere
.Mdn11er, Mqrtial unb Npolinoris Be-
tgleiteten Sen 10 .arn11elig ausIebenben
QpoItelfirfen auf oer &eile na6 Gom.
Sn Neopel tparen biele Mdnner eelanbet
unb gu SUB tpanberten 1ie ber @eltfobt
,&pnt gu. 9ln ber iiibtpefli6en 5eite
Der @toottpalle, tpD li9 am l1fer ser ST.
ber bas @6iffstbor unb bas Sbor pon
0}tiQ befinben',> trot Der unbefonnte ST.
l6er ous @alilda nit. ieinen @efdbrten
in Die eipise @tabt.: @m Sbore. rubte
er ii9 cine tnrse 3ett aug un6 erfunbi9te
1i6 ;, tpel6en We9 Ct bur@ Die grobe
@tobt ein5uibla9en babe. Won Dem
Steine, auf benz er 1iBt ber,ertt ct ouf
Dem @ipfel bes Gapitols Sen Sen1pel bes
Supiter ser &om unb bic @elt be-
berrl9t. Mdbreno ct no6 iiber bos
na9benft, mas er liebt, ndbert fi6 linn
elm nergieriger &Dmer, unb es enttuidtlt
ii6 atpii6en ibnen folgenbes @elpra9:
9,er9eibe: Sremolin9! 0lrfte ih
pobl tuillen T. tpel@es @e1ddft 6i9 na4
Gom flDrt; Id mdre piellei6t i'm. @tan-
be, Dir einen Dienit 5u ertueiien. 81
Petrus:: Sd fomn1e, bier ben
nnbefonnteu @Dtt 5u Dertiin6en llnb 1eine
gerebr1lns far Die Der 9amo,nen ein=
5ufiibren.' 60 "'*". "'%' ''':'2'" -.
| @er@eibe: mirtli@! @ie4 bod,
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lnigung bes ahbetenben @ei6Gpfes nit
Der di1gebeteten @ottbeit. e) gs 9ibt
|tueiter sou6 bret Souptformen Der 6riit-
| lli6 =fatbpli11en @ottesanbetung 1ldttt=
bos ei11fa1e (@ebet ,lf bant1 bas Mnbe=
tui1ssnpfer al1b Die Mnbetunga oes s9oe=
romentes berG,l9ari1tie jober Die eu6art5
I itii9e Wnbetung. af l1eber oas 8erbaltniB
Fbes @ebetes Sur Mnbetun9 iits5u belner=
ten, unb stpor in 1pra9lid5er 8e5iebung
|baB bic Norfplbe a n in}oene @orte an
betung Sen iollsemeinen 8e9riff BEG Be-
tens llnb bes @ebetes tbeils nGber be
ltimmt, tbeils itet9ert ooer erbDbt, oenn
Sic 9lnbetung lit Ieri items, eine be lonoere
unb 5peitens bie bS9jte Nrt bes @ebetes
neil 1ie ben erboben0 1ten 3lpef bat i,
ndmli9 ben Ser Berberrli6ung @ottes
UNI 1ciner ielbit tpillen. Gas einfo6e
Mnbetlnssgebet lit aber fit ii6 olletn
cine mod a1nppll ltdnbi9e Derberrli6ung
@pttes BON geiten hes onbetenoen Ge=
16Dpfes, benn i'm nfa6en @ebete bul=
bist bIos bas per1Dnli9e @e1dbpf obne
Wfitbetb eili9ung Der 2unper10nll9en
G9Dpfune Dem G6ipfer. 9ieI Jet 1T
ober ou6 lrbeber unO Serr Der unper-
iDnliden Greotur> tbel@e besbalb amber
bem G9Spfer harsubrineenben 9uloi=
9lng uno Qlnbetung ebenf faus III entipre=
9enber Mei1e tbeilnebmen 1ou. 9ies
nun lit i'm Opfer pirtli6 Der Toq, benn
i'm Opfer tpiro Die Nnbetung bes peri 10n=
lideu @e5@6pfes bur6 9arbrin9un9 Ell
net unpcr1 16nliden, Der @ottbeit 9etpeib=
ten @obe c0er @ode er9dn5t. 3ipar 1T
i'm unblutigen Opfer beg neuen 8unbes
bie Spfersobe no6 BET Gpn1 Iteration nit
Der ppfernben Souptper1pn, ndmli6 nit
Gbri ltus >re]entli6 ibentil6, ober ba bic
@lemente biel les Opfers 1,dmli9 8roo
unO Mein aus Der 9}atur senommen
lperben 10 miro bod ou9 in bte5 5em
Opfer Die r16nli6e @9Dpfun9 in
Den Ict Der @ottesanbetung nit Derein=
9eso9en. ~ -.9 - =
2sn6teta, Soiepb De Mn6icto, &C.
boren 1888 gu Seneri6a iubirte IN
goiubrq, ro er.17 Sabre alt in ben &c.
| |1uitcnoroen trat, 9ing 1858 na9 8raii=
licn uuterridtete 5u Hiratinin9a (nod=
mols g. Yaulo) Die Sugen0 uno ma9te
1T@ nit Ser spra6e Ser, r,@ingebprenen
bol0 glo' pertrout;, boB erS @ronmotif
g4Drterbn6 uno 2 &ate9ismen (einen
tleinern unb etnen gr6Beren) in oer SUI
pitlpro&e ipater, um portl1gie1e1 unb
Snbianer BON ibren lascipen @e1dnee11
ab5ubrin9cL in beiben @prd9en 2ieoer
lno Elm ygrpbes segell. Sic. einbeimil fen
2o1 tier geri9tetes Srama obfoilen tonnte.
1867 in Babia sum Rrieiter getpeibt, be-
gam er nun feline apoitoli1 16en Monoe=
runser> t11a9te i fter ben Nermittler anti
|l6en $noianern unO Gurppderr,, prebi9te
jenen Suloun92, len Menl6li6feit =
Ebalf aug Gip De <Saneiro Die SSranso1e1t
pertreiben 1ette and 'als Yrobincial
|1eiue MiIip1sreiien fort ,ppbei er no.
mentli6 einen She'll Ser .Maramp1ier
sum @Driitentbunl betebrte 1lnb .ipirfte
bis an 1ein 9ebensenoe Q597 au geti<
rD9ba) 10 piel Wunberbares - 1elbit
Sobte i'm er erpedt boben -, oab aons
port1l9ieli16 8ra1ilien 1eine Ganoui1ation
perlongte. St. lie9t be9raben in Dila
loe 0ictpria.
Mncpua, y Sic Marf glncono
i btloet ~einen &beil oes Der fatboli16en
NirH,n och rrnnSooe 0;rA ,,,ro>4, So. (. u
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Srent , ~ 0rter.
BUR @ebd6 buburs fit unicre iunsen eeier

OHt 9VpHW6"3P1U1''9T NJ ""Ie6e K""9S' ~eTet'
Mbiturient, Qat.) Der Mb9ebenoe.
=: q B ject, Qot.) 8ertporfen: - M'b :
iecti o II, Qot) sic Neriperf lung, ~ 3 :
iiciren, Qot) per>uerfen. - q B u
+ a tio II, Qat) Nb16m6rung. = q B .
] urire n, (lot.) ab1Gm0ren.-N nj =
It IRE H. (lat.) ob9lei6en.l ---s 81 b1at a.
Qat,) Oas @efo6lene. --7-:M ; lat II ,
Qat.) Die Mesnabme. =. 81 blesa t ,
Qat.) Der Nbge1anbte. .t@ ~. 5@n ...s'
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Toys AND FANCY GOODS IN
great variety at .
FERGUSON & SCHNACK'S

GEN. GRANTS CHEF JUsTIcE.-The
President has rendered 10 George H.
Williams, now Attorney GenetaI, The
appointment of Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court, and the nomination is
TO be sent to the Senate to-day %
This is selection unfit to make
1t Is on a par with u composition with
the Cabinet and with Gen. Grants
system of degrading the Offices of the
government; but it is most unfortu-
nate that this system should extended
TO the high functions of the ChiefJus-
tce. MIR Williams is deficient alike in
ability, learning and character. A
native of central New York, he owes
his prominence solely to his emigra-
,on. Had lie remained at home he
cou.d never have been known as more
tSah third-rate country lawyer. He
Is The inferior of every other man on
'he bench to which it is proposed to
elevate him. His appointment is an
insult to the respectable bar of the
country.
IN the better days of the Senate so
unworthy nomination would have.
oeeh indignantly rejected; but there
now Is little reason to expect anything
oat servile compliance with the will
Vi the President N. Y. Sun.
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Toys! TOYS! TOYS!
FERGUSON & SCIINACK

TnE Snow FLowEE.-One Of The
most astonishing botanical discovc, les
ever made was that of the great Rus
sian botanist AnthoSkoE, who, in 1870,
found in Siberia the beautiful snow
flower, the seeds of which he took to
st. Petersburg. and which lowered in
December, 1872, in The presence of the
imperial family. The snow flower is
perfectly white, leaves, stalk and flow.
or. 1t springs mp TO the height of
three feet in less than three days. 1t
possesses only three snow white leaves
and the flower buds, and fades in four
aud twenty hours. IL is in the shape
OF star, about four inches in diane
ter and possesses petals OF great
length. 1t is fairly secuted, but if
touched with the warm hand, both il,
The stalk on winch it rests, and the
leaves Instantly melt into pure snow.
1t wonld appear that it is kind of
snow fungus, but t produces seeds
which can be transplanted, and when
sown in the suow they readily come to
maturity and produce flowers. This
exquisite plaut has all the appearance
of being composed OF snow and ice, aud
grows abundantly in the sempiternal
of Siberia. 1t is frequently
in Tartar, Russian and
Morse poetry, but has hitherto been
considered tubulOus.- Catholic Il e.
view.
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Billiards
UEAssY'S sENsITIvENEss.

1t will be remembered that at the
great game in Chicago between Ubas-
sy and GARNER, on tue lie for the lst
prize in tue tournament: Ubassy ex-
mbted good deal of bitter feeling
because of an alleged unfair decision
by the referee. The New York Times.
thus relates what the cold man" said
about the matter:
At the close of every previous game,
the contestants took each other bv the
hand tile one to express sympathy,
the other to offer congratulations
Prof. GARNER extended his band to NJ.
Ubassy, but the latter declined to ac-
cept it. His friends insisted that he
must shake hands, but he persistenlly
refused. Urged to.explnin, Ubassy le-
piled: 81 desire at all times to play an
honorable game. have never taken
an unworthy advantage of any oppo-
nent. would rather lose a game than
permit myself to cheat. My opponent
IN the game just concluded saw fit to
charge me before this audience with
disIonorable act. l counted, and be
insisted that l did not, although lie
knows did. His appeal was sustain
ell by the Referee, who was not iu Il
position where he could give an Opln-
ION in accordance with the facts. Gar
n'cr, by this act, undertook 10 make it
appear that !. was trying TO cheat him.
J he man who would do this is guilty
of IL fraud; aud | will not shake hands
with Que whom l believe to he no seu-
gentleman" la.
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Corn addiction.

Ihe November statistical report OF
the Department ofAgriculture is now
I'D press. 1t makes showing for the
corn product quite as unflvorable as
tnat which forecast the short crop OF
1869.
Tue preliminary report of The aggre-
gate Quantity in that year Indicated a
total of o74 900. 900 bushels, which was
2:O,0O0,000 less than the estimate for
Tie large crop of 1870, and the present
returns point to product of s2S, OOO,-
ooo. The estimate of last years crop
IN Illinois was 1000, 900; the esti-
mate OF the present crop is 1:2.22 900, 600.
Only SIX States report crops equal to
last years, viz: Virginia, Georgia,
Florida, West Virginia, Oregon and
Rhode Island. The per coinage of de-
'iclency in the principal corn growing
sections in comparison with the total
product last year is us follows: Ken
lucky, yer cent; Ohio, II; Indlaua,
-. Illinois, 30; Iowa, IS; Missouri, 81;
Kansas, 81. The deficiency for New
York is per cent, and for Pennsyl-
vanla IL. In most of the Southern
States llc crops are smaller than those
Of last year.
The cotton reports of November, nm
like those OF the comparative condition
cnrlier ID the season, made exact esti-
mates of the expected crop in cacIl
county, stated in the form of a per-
eeulaSe, oil last years crop. The ay-
.;re.a'e of these estimated varies q lit
tie from 3,7O0,000 bales. The season.
for picking has been unusually iiue
thus ia', yet The result may he modi-
fled by an exceptionally unltvoi,,ble
season in the latter part of NovemberI
aud in December by storm, affecting
lnlurion>ly the saving of The top cipp.
The State per cottages in comparison
with Lust years are calculated as fol-
lows: North Carolina, 9S: South Caro-
lima, s.; Gcoest,, ~; Florida, 81; Ala-
hnnn, 81; Mississippi, IS; Louisiana,
50: Texas, liz; Arkansas, lO2; leu
hessee. l02 per cent. These figures
would be much lower but Tor the u-
creased area planted. The estimated
total area in round numbers is $780,
OOO acres.
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lIarl'ictt:

On HE ooh Of November, 1873, ut The
residence of the brides mother, OH Ea-
yon Rapides, by the Rev. J. i. Ave-
nArd, Mi;. A. l.. MOEpuI, OF New Or
lcHn%, 10 Mss MARY j.. SEP, OF this
Parish.
Ar ihc residence of the brides IA
ther, near Shreveport, IH'., on Tuesday
evening, Drecm'"r 1Gth, 1873, by Tie
Rev. W. i. D. DAizeil. d. d., Rector OF
81. NJ ark'> Episcopal Church, MH.
NEWTON C. BLANCHARD 10 Miss
NARY EMMA BARNETT, daughter Of
Captain w. W. Barrett, ;ul Of sIlreve-
port, LII.
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FNOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
FERGUSON & SCHNACK

u An enraged traveller writing
home from the far West says: Descen-
ding to the barsoom, l took my turn at
a tin wash basin with cake of yellow
soap, and dried myself on Il musty
towel hung on a brorm. A bootjack
and a lean dog lie in the middle of the
floor, the CHAIRS long ago ceased to be
quadrupeds, discomfort is king, and
dirt is prime minister.
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FLOUR Plants Extra, O'Fal}on, TIE n
Strike, Davis & Emmons Best. Lone
Star, Fleur de Cap. Cape City and other
brands of the choicest Family Flour re-
ceived n this market; also Supeviine
Double Extra and Treble Extra. suited
TO plantation use.
PEARL HOMINY and GR1TS-Crackcd
Wheat Smiths Crushed White Wheat
Corn Neal. Genuine Scotch Dat Meal.
MESS and RUMP PORK-Bacon, Clear
Sides aud Shoulders, Dry Suited Sides
and Shoulders.
CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS AND
Breakfast Bacon.
FULTON MARKET FAMILY BEEF and
Pig Pork in half aud quarter barrels.
DRIED BEEF - Smoked Beet Tongues.
Spicel Beef. AZ.
PURE LEAF LARD-In tielces, kegs and
buckets. "
GOSHEN BUTrER-From the best dali
iies, in firhins, tubs aud cans of five and
ten pounds each.
WESTERN BUTTERFLY firkins nd tubs
CHEESE English Dairy, New York
Cream, Western Factory, Pine Apple.
Holland, Sap Sage and Gruyere, ETC.
SUGARS -Crushed. Cut Loaf. Gramu!a.
ted Powdered. White and Yellow CLAIR
lied and Louisiana Blown OF all GRADES.
MOLASSES aud SYRUPS -In barrels.
hall, barrels and kegs of ten .allous each
fair, prime and choice
FISH = Mackerel, Salmon. White Fish.
Goldfish, Tongues and Sounds, Dutch
Herrin"s.
CANDl.ES-Star. Sperm and Para6ne.
YEAST POWDERS. ETC Sole Agent
for j. Monroe Taylor's Cream Yeast
Baking Powder, ''Tle Best" Preston d
Meli'il's, Dunham's, Hnrsiord's Bread
Preparation, Cream Tartar, Ei.CarI
Soda.
SALT-Coarse and fire, in sacks aud
pockets. a. ~,
& CANDLES Olive. Lautz
brothers, Acme and Defensive; also q
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-12-24

- George II. Williams was Judge
VI .lie First District Court of Iowa from
1o4' to 1853, six years. The albany
Lay JoH'Rat states that during this pc
ilou nearly One-lalf of his decisions
the State.
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rTP Tho oll church of I,nnrmeo1ow

u The old church at Longmeadow,
Mass, has held Thanksgiving services
more than hundred years, it first
having responded to the Governors
proclamation in 1867, and the gallery
for the choir is the same as when the
singers took their keynote from the
ancient chorister's pitch-pipe.
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2HE FINEST zE:As L1lp0P2Z,D.

r" lIs'Is .st1- = - 'os
tie Holland Gin, two bottles Port Wine.
two bottles Sherry Wine, one bottle Ja-
maica Rum. Price SIC per case for first
quality, and $I2 per case for second
quality.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, from forty
five cents to 81 pei. pound,
all Goeds Warranted as Repre-
sented /!
Otherwise to be returned at our expense.
Mistakes will sometimes occur, and when
we are in error please report, and they
Will he corrected instantly.
Do not expect the best quality of goods
at the lowest price.
Send us It list Of tho goods wanted, and
we will give prices, which will convince
you that the cost Of your supplies can he
greatly reduced. $500
Orders from parties not we'll known to
US must <be accompanied by satisfactory
city references or draft to cover amount
Of bill. b., asJ ~. 49, ~
Letters of inquiry promptly answered,
All purchases delivered free of charge.
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NEW THIS DAY.
TEMPERATURE

AS REPORTED by FERGUSON & scHNAcK
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large assortment of Toilet Soaps.
YIN EGAR-Pure Cider and French Wine.
STA kt.H-Western, Duryea's Satin Gloss
and Blueng. ''' ~''0''
CRACkERS-Large assortment of Eng
! lish and American
PICKLES, PRESERVES and JELLIEs--
Imported and Domestic, in great vari-
FLAVoRING EXTRACTs-1cmon. Va
nilla, Pineapple, Orange, Almond, Nee
tarlne, Rose, Peach and Ginger.
SlkUPs-Lemon, Pineapple, Raspberry,
oanllla' Strawberry, sarsaparilIa and
Ginger.
DRIED FRUITs-Prnnes. Peaches. An.
pies, Figs, Raisins, Citron,. currants,
and Cherries.
NUTs-Almon,'s, Pecans, Filberts, Eng
lisb Waluuts.
CANTON PRESERVED GINGER and
CHOW-CROW. -.
CANNED GoODs-A large assortment,
comprising every variety OF Fruit, Yer.
. etahles: Meats. Fish, Soups and Poultry,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sausage, French
pattics, Mushrooms, DevileG Ham and
Tongue, Shrimp and Anchovy Paste.
MACCARONI AND VERMICELLI-Ital
ian and American.
SALAD OlLS-Ihe finest imported.
CONDENSED MiLK-Borden's agile
and Swiss.
SAUCES-Lea and Worcestershire, Fork.
SHIRE Relish, Crosse Il Blackwell's Wall
nut aud Mushroom Catsup, Mcllhenny's
Tobasco Pepper.
cHoCoLATE-3ake's' Plain, Single and
Double Vanilla, Paris Exposition. N
sPlcEs-SInstarl, Pepper. Alspice, Gin
ger Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs,
Carrie Powder.
CoEFEE-Rio, Java, Mocha, Laguayra,
Manila. Havana. Corlova, Our cotlees
are selected with great care, and pur-
chaseis can always rely on getting the
best in market.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-12-24

Observation-Disclosures brands or Rye and
Bourbon from two to ten years old; also
Scotch and Irish.
BRANDIES-Oturd, Deputy s. Co, james
Hennessy & Co. Sarazac, of different
vintames.
PURE HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA AND
st Croix Rum.
brands o f Claret and
White Wines. Sherry, Madeira aud Port;
some especially recommended for vely
superior quality. "''
CHAMPANE-Krug & Co., L. Rhoderer,
pints and quarts.
ALE AND PORTER-Bass', Allsop's and
McEwans Ale. Byass' London and GUM
ness Dublin Porter. Bremen Lager Beer.
COfD1ALS-The finest quality Of impor-
ted.
B ITT s-Hostetter's Newfoundland,
Plantation, Angosi ur;l, Boxers, Yer
mouth. ..-..-, ,
CASES OF LIQUORS. of one
dozen large bottles each, for family use
containing two bottles Bourbon Wits
ky, two bottles French Brandy, one bot
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-12-24
TEAS

Received directly from the importers and sold desired quantity pr
lit New York flrm
usual char similar erswho-'
wish to reduce the their household stores
will please following
price list which includes
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-12-24
J. w. PLATT,
WIN oleSale and Retail Dealer
CIR OCE IE& and rrr &
Plantation Supplies,
Wines, Liq uo1.s and Cordia1=
Family Groceries,
zo9 ca.No ST., c0&.yER or P07nRas
z02 care ST., c02.vER or P02.DRa,c
NEW ORLEANS

CONSTANTLY ON HAND CoET STOCK GOODS IN HIS LINE
10 winch lie respectfully
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