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a New tiIng under the sun :

Sia"-i Oi Pdihfiugs in Booi
N,,gf be ore was such m IicR attempted for
30. k-llrtrt ton every rir " H. hiss -,er u ltos
nguuces u Srperh. Mas. Hsrrict Boerhcr
stoves ~ est ", *.
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is se'l,s Of Lsrr- li,o skci hes drawn from
~ctirtupl h,untiun'. sLd. lls.,ay sonf -,
Hltstrmcd Win Si'ttcn Choiri on Chrpu.s
ftrr r-tnfitsf by tho uopt rtlei,r.td art tri.uf
ihr Nur'd pi' INK rich and mngill ent variety
ui Or uirl costume aai cAu'y. Mr., Strwe D.,
her 90 ~ u,inq -iic hnr vrtien hook iuil ~ Co..
'cret. nud thnr, dril p'ge IN IL. Witch ca
It not iiiuNiisIed roG'd scG rapidly, but iho
Brilliant Oh Pictures
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remarkable tuI 81 v'rr "'tr.d 1hc pictures
pf. ltsNci -. ora clt. v,uiu an ) ieH for
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uf th. ,uirln me, IN bo bod for ouc.hith bfta4t
amoI!t. IL, book " making o tIemcnd ius
Sensation among Agents
and 'nlc.rrn t,c.u Q 1t T. ahsoiutc'y new pnI
"la- un cy 10 g To 20 Pleasant work arl
god p.N sosd '"r torn, ci ruIats, Sc., to y. u
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&c a AEIPuORINIp

+ J. Gr'a'c.t ul.yo,ory % thH Axe fr the r,I II
.ld cUf" % Nh,uWati.u', chiuti e. and a,ute,
STRATUS, liu!sts, Psip 70 Clcs', Back or I.iml.,,
sim Joliet, - airs. al ilrlar swelling. ir,
ian mut Hrs, NeHfalI.. HuuIous. CAiatfh, a..
II wy rot 4rsase or sfaiu'tle mtst ieiicato far
~ a. h ch i-aac- u luNary In every family.
!'' - nul b ouliue,A % u great mer Price
=, cots i'r bottle ~ ZEN HOiT, Prop,
. GfT nNl Ith -. NY
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EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL,

tNFLOI MTENT FOR ALT'
=. :. Arthur J u onl grc1tes' work. CNsT
ADhlt1 J. ss.hng " thousands notN withstand.
ny timos. II v int'nsly ihterosting anu o. l,,y
IA p'i ms a'lE many alvhntngcs Over
higl 'v lfl',d nui heavy uOHks. a l!ia If tie
Au'lpr pfcrcuicl o. eyor, su's a. er. A. . o.
who hNu never fo'd 10 b"Os flrc c'oarrd .lUi
lutt week. Hisrount- to suit tie Times ,'r.
.I'ht- nee j. ", STODDAkT 90 Pu1
~ Sar- Um 81, Phlla
: E<EEe h-Dffs Wanted. SnmIics srnt g.. q
y9tN hr mail " th terms tn clear ON Z,
20 e, pcr lny. Adj e., y. H. WHITE. Now
irA, n. J.
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A nMINIsTRATORS' NOTION

~ UMlNIhI NNTVNo NQIIOF,T-
~ Isettrrs tsstAmcntAry on ths eslsts az
0sorgs Young, late of cent'e teN uship, dutsassd
htvinH Aevn granted 10 the undersiHn,d, ali per.
s0ns knowtnN themselves insel,te 10 sAid estate
sre requesIsl 10 mAks tulusdiats pasiasnt, while
N ~ having ulaims Will present them duly
sNllsntlestsd tvs ssttlsNent 70
jtcSna' SAlTss.
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MARRIED..

On the Tth inst. by A, X. diii, Alfred Helm
bach and Miss Sarah Z. Beaehel, both OF Frank'
lin tcwnehip.
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IESTR Az.

NOTICE Is hereby given that .
IN iight-red nri'cr came IT, N r. dcnco ofthe
sui scribcr In trarklin tow snip, IN or nh MT
he nrst diy OF Junc last II hasa white SPOT
on a. q cad md four white ftet, n Il u ~ out n
y ear oil Tire owner Is hercby rcqui cd 10 cnise
trwrri, rive prot ertv, pay chnrPcs and take
ID away, n'herwieo IT viii he disposed tf a,rori'
lur IT, law. ii. 4. .SCHAMBAtHEk,
Ovt. 81, 80.
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AGENTS WANTED.

a po1tal.c e uri rest ec'at,c bushes. fur mon
" mcn Who ha'e Ur ,au make leisure Tins
~ W 70 io convert u into money. Fpr cif,.f-
uta ailr,t- ~ AR LAMlNA WARE 50 B ck.
mlu 81, y /.
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A DMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE.

n INIoTKATKIA NO TICE.-
kALetters cua TxsrAMssro AsSgxo In the
estate of Sussnn,h Fryer de,d, late OF the Bor.
oush OF Middleburg, Snyder connty, Pa, having
been granted 10 tls undersigned, all persons
kpowing themselves indebted to saii estAte are
requested 40 maSs Immediate P,yment, while
those hav ms claims will present them duly au-
Tor ssttiement to
BARBARA APP,
Noy,l3 'Ts. Administrative.
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CHEAPEST AND BgsT :

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RAILROAD.
SUMNER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia aud Pittsburgh, and
Two lraius Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Exceptcd.)

After Sunday, June 29Ih 1873 the
Passenger Trains OF the Pennsyl-
ynnia Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg aud arrive nj PLiltdel.
phia New York PiIsburg and Erie as
follows.
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VEN A WAY !!

Tor ouiy .ac., free ~ tDaii An eganiiv y, r.
iun Ell S.cLet O,'ur dcllku'nh, s1-,. tnr'esa .
gat W1Wcl. Make nv TILCHL.E,
fcr.aw'r. l1l taamlcrs -, NY.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-02-15
EDyy:4RD FL. LOMBARD
a..a REAL ESTATE AGENT.
OFFICE AT New IBERIA, LA.

T RESPECTFULLY offsr nv services
Il to the land owners Of tie Parish Of La
fayette for the sale of Plantations, Farms
and unimproved tracts Of land; | devote
my entire Sine and attention to the busi-
ness, and allow no chance for sale or in.
vestment to 60 by. My success in the
rapid sale Of large and small Plantations
in the Parishes OF St. Martin, iberia and
st. Mary, is sufficient reason for me to
hope to introduce large amounts Of capi
tai and entcrprising citizens in this rich
and promising Parish.
advertise literally at no charge to the
'snd owner until sale is effected. l
charge a reasonable commission and pledge
satisfaction.
Parties wishing to sell property through
my agency can send full and minute dis
crip'ions to my Office by mail, and l will
visit the property in person. have the
best facilities at hand for the prompt sale
Of property of any agent in the State. |
have large correspondence and thorough
" entrencipd in the business aud expec,
to stand finn, stick to it, sink or swim.
References exchanged.
EDw II. LOMBARD,
Real Estate Agent.
April 9th lS72.--3ms.
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LUGLNLE.

She, who lately shared throne,
In sorrow si.s-beref., alone!
On her fair and saddened brow.
No royal symbol glitsers now!
She has wept for empise lost;
On Troubles sea been ruie'y tossed;
BGt Bereave.nent's keener dart
Now quivers in her stricken heart!
lie, whose fortunes she had shared,
Aud exile with him b-av~ly dared,
Lifeless nov before her lies, b..
Unconscious Of her p'ain.ive cries
Long DER empire be had reigned-
Ambitions dazzling heights had gaired;
Then deceived. betrayed, deposed,
In exile thus his lie is closed
While her tears, cnbi,lden, flow,
The lady kneeIs in bitter woe!
A light -tep now approaches near
A tender voice salutes her ear
Pale and sad, bereft Of joy.
Before heI stands her orphan boy
They mee, that sorrow stricken pair =
Let none presume to enter there.
Though h thy aching heart is cleft,
Yet fiial love to thee is left;
And, sweet mourner. in thy boy
Thy hope suryives-a mothers Joy.
But we proffer aid in vain-
Heaven alone can soo'he thy pain
In thy grief God pity thee,
!f1isted widowed Enoan;a
New Yo:k Express.
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A lady in Halifax. N. s., de-
sired the removal of her dead
cat, and was informed that she
must 60 to the senior alderman
Of the ward ; he would then tell
the Mayor, the Mayor would tell
the Health Inspector, the Health
Inspector would tell the police,
the police would tell the dead
cat man, and the dead cat man
would inform her what day of the
week she could remove the dead
cat herself. Such is the energy
of the Halifaxians. orisrJ
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-02-15

CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT wORDs.-Marsh
tells US that thenumber of Eaglish wo.de
not yet obsolete, but found in good au.
thors, or in approved usage by correct
speakers, including the nomenclature ol
science aud the arts. does not pro5abIy'fall
short Of one hundred thousand. A large
portion Of these words, however, do not
enter into the living speech. the common
language Of daily and hourly thought.
Some celebrated English and American
orators have been able. upon occasions, to
summon at their command one half of this
vast array Of words. although they habitu-
ally content themselves with a much less
imposing display Of verbal force. Few
writers or speakers use as many As ten
thousand words !; ordinary persons Of fair
intelligence not above three or four thou
sand. If scholar were to BE- required to
name, without examination, the authors
whose English vocabulary was the largest,
he would probably specify the al-embra
cling the Shakespeare and the all knowing
Milton and yet. 10 ali the works Of the
great drAmatist there occur not more than
fifteen thousand words, in the poem. Of
Milton not above eight thousand. The
Old Testament uses but 5,742 words. The
whole number Of Egyptian h;erogiyphic
symbols does not erce'd eight hundred,
aud tho sns:rs Italian opc.a'ic vocabulary
is said to be scarcely moro extensive
Journal Of Education.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-02-15
EeEGET.HEEE Y'D.1EC
EETTERN

1Sa tonic that at once iuvigoratcs the d;gcs-
J. tive organs, improves the appetite. regulates
the bowels &c. THESE BIrrERs possess al! of
the properties and invigoratiug virtues of the
best and most carefully selected preparations
now known. Their effect as Tonic upon the
economy il rot to he mistaken. They prepare
the system in such manner. that the efforts of
nature are no longer in vain ; blood receives
food which renders it filter to the nourishment of
the body thereby gives energy, animates life
and health is once more restored. The reputa-
tion of our Bitters is permanently established,
and We have constantly increasing demand for
them. Try them and be convinced.
Price sl.OO per bottle. Aug. "a, ~.
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Early Rising.

If there be one thing in existence more
miserah'e than another, it most unauss.
'lonah'y is the heiny compelled to rise bv
candle light. Ii you ever doubted the
fact. You are painfully convinced of your
error on the morning Of your departure.
You left strict orders over night to be
called at haIfpast four, and you have done
nothing all night but doze for five minutes
AZ a time, and start up suddenly from
terrific dream OF a large church clock with
TIE small hand running round. with aston
sling 'a!'i lily, to every figure on the dial
p'a'. At last, completely exhausted, YOU
If.li gradually into refreshing sleep
your thoughts grow confused7the stage
Goa, hes, winch have been ."going off, be-
fo'e your eyes al night, become less dis
:ine', until they 60 Of altogether; one mo.
ment you are driving with all the skill and
smar'ness Of an experienced whip,-the
neat you are exhibiting, a Ia Ducrow, on
The Of leader; anon you are closely muf-
led up, inside, and have just recognized
in the person Of the guard an old school,
fellow, whose funeral, even in your dream,
you remember to have attended eighteen
Years ago. At last you fall into .
state Of complete oblivion, from which YOU
are aroused, as if into new state Of exis.
tence, by singular illusion. You are ap.
preuticed to trunk-maker; how, or Why,
or when, or wherefore, you don't take the
trouble to inquire; but there you are,
pssting the lining of the lid Of portmau.
teau. Confound that other apprentice in
the back shop, how he is hamr,ering!-
rap. nap, rap-what an industrious fellow
be must De =! you have heard him at work
for half an hour past, and be has been
hamme'ing ths whole time. Rap, rap.
rap, again-he's talking now-what's that
he said! Five O'Clock! You make VIC.
lent exertion, aud start up 10 bed. ~ The
vision is at once dispeIled: the trunkma-
ker's shop is your own bedroom, and tha
other apprentice your shiyering servant,
who has been vainly endeavoring to wake
you for the last quarter of an hour. At the
imminent risk Of bssaking either his own
knuckles or the pansls Of the door. You
proceed to dress yourself with all possible
dispatch The asring fiat candle, With
the long snuff, gives light enough to show
that the things you want are not where
they ought to be, and ~ Undergo : tri.
fling delay in consequences Of having care
fully packed up one Of your boots-in your
over anxiety Of the preceding night. You
soon complete your toilet, however, for
you are not particular on such an occasion,
and you shaved yesterday evening, ! 20.
mounting your Pste'shsm greatcost and
travelling shawl, and grasping Jour carpet
bag in your right hand, you walk lightly
down stairs, lest you should Awaken any
Of the family. and after pausing in tho
sittiug.room for moment just
to have a cup Of coffee, (the said sitting.
room looking remarkably comfortable,
with everything out Of it, place. and strew- :.
ed with the crumbs Of last nights suppsr,)
you undo the chain and bolts Of the stseet
door, and find yourself fairly 10 the street.
Dickens. saa eis
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Q.Ile C.1fonettc Ca>au:.!;scr.

-TERNS-
SrHscanrioS-TliEEE DOLLARS per anna.
in a8rlnce. For FIX months, Il -.
-AnvEr1IsrHG-
Per Square. 90 lines or lcss) .......sl 81
Every subaeGue.: insertion ~ Is
announcement Of candidates for oIice =. $40 %
No credit viii be given for .iivec.:,ins or Job
work. except by sp.ea! agrcemrat
Cards stating merely TIE ram"s. business and
place Of residence. with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per anaun.
Al advertisements not marked, will he r',b-
lishcd uni! forbid and charged for accord:agl liz.
~ All judicial adv"r'!s rrnei:s must b: pail
for on the last day Of Publication or on The day
o! sale No advertisements vii! be inserted uni1as
security il given o, amount Of costs deposited.
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A Yale student, who is evi-
IDENTIFY in the journalistic depart.
ment writes twelve verse poem
for the Waverley Magazine.
which is entitled, 1--WE kissed
each other by the sea-" Well,
what Of it? The seaside is no
better for such practices than any
other locality. In fact, we have
put in some very sweet work of
that kind on the tow>path Of a
canal. in our time, but did not
say anything about it in print.
9f Louisvills Courier. Journal.
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A rubber m,,zzle tn ase;ef f.,e 90,

A rubber muszle, to. assist gen.
tlemen with horse:tail moustach-
cs while eating soup, has been
invented. 1t also acts as a spray
nozzle when the owner desires to
expectoratc, thus distributing to-
bacco juice evenly over his shirt
bosom, instead Of in patches as
heretofore. = So.
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h Brick for Sale.

Mpfe ssdaignsa otfsrs for sale largt
4 ktsl brick II the 6rst quality, dc
rsust = d. kiln nsar town at $l4 pei
~ nm ths Corporation Of vernil ion
II Dit ~ 1000. He ha. also on
~ Alsss supply Of fine which hesof
- = - psv barrel. and at S. so pei
ta Vh-s employed to work at mason.
Q4ipnN. ISAAC CHAPMAN.
I'D 1879. +
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eTOE5Ce.

IN
il HE Taxpayers Of the Corporation Of
Vermiliouvil'e, are hereby notified tha.
The Assessment Roll for the year 1872,
is now completed and deposited with me,
at my store. Persons wishing to examine
the same, must do so, within Thirty days
from The publication Of this notice.
Mayors Office Vermiionville, Decen-
ber 18th 1872.
". o. SMITH, Mayor.
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.N'OTECE.

Il ROM this date, Mr.. Alfred Pavey re-
tires from the firm Of "P. J. Pavy & CO..
The business Of the house vii! be con.in
ued under the same style, bv the rcn,Sip-
ing partners, P. J. Pavy g. Jos. A. Hircks
(Signed.) P.J PAvY.
JOS A. H1NCKa
ALFRED PAVY.
New Orleans, February Is, 1879.
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Parish Court

Parish Court
WHEREAS Theodulc O. Bronssard of the
w Parish Of Lafayette. Administrator of the
Succession of Don Louis o. Broussard has filed
in this Office Final Account Of bis administra-
tion Of said Succession with a petition praying
that the same be advertised according to law and
then duly homologated. sid
And whereas the prayer Of said Administrator
has heen granted hy an order of said court.
dated January I'd 1873.
Now therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested 10 ile their opposition, and
show cause. if any they have, IN said Court with
in ten days from the publication. of this notice.
why the aforesaid Tab!ean should not be borolo-
gated and the Administrator discharged. sSf
Given under my official signatnrp in theitown
of Vcrnilienvillc, this I'd day Of January 1873.
4. M1EE!En Clerk.
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Cyan exquisi.ely dressed young gen.
tle'nan, after buying another seal to dan
gle about his person, said to the jawele'
that he woud-ah, like to have. ah-sore
thing engraved on it to denote what he
was! certainly. certainly" said the trades
man "I'll put cipher on it
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EFA book was recently published in
England entitled: "Loctures to Married
Men" We supposed it was the general
impression tha men have always had lee.
lures enough without taking them in book
form.
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STATE or LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE

PGTtsh Court.
III E 4 Z a s Anazil'e Gnbtlet 0!
w the parish Of Lafayette, has fled in
said Cour. petition praying to be appoin-
ted Administrative Of the succession of
Lonls Armand Racca. deceased.
Any person intending to make opposi.
ton to said appointment will file the same
in said Cou,t in the town Of Vermilion
vile within ten days from the Publication
Of this notice, otherwise said appointment
will be made.
Given under my official signature in
the town Of Vermiionvi'le, this 7th dav
cf D.c.mber 1872.
A. MOENIER, Cle.k.
nj. p. YOITNE {, Co..
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z FOE NoFLE.

nNE Louisville Sugar Mil and Sca'it
Olin Evaporator aud Furnace. perfect
ly new and in good condition, capable O
making one hoggshsad Of sugar in -
hours; also coolers, ETC., necessary for
sngar making. as, e.fss. -.
For further particulars apply to
i t.~,-,. i. II. G, RiGUES,
VermiionyiI!e May l!h 1872.
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EAYok's OFFICE.
verrniiionville, Aug. 9th 1872.
NoT1cE is hereby given that from and
after this date, all bakers now engaged in
or carrying on the business as bakers OF
making bread, within the limits Of the
Corporation Of vermiionvil'e, shall give
the following weights until further notice,
to-wit:
l6 ounces Of bread for 10 cents.
80 20
BY order Of the Mayor
H. N. BAILEY, Secretary.
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G114R, . 4,s eHEA &Asna
eN NERCEgagsSa,y,.

Corner OF Main and St. John S:s near IL,
Catholic Church),
NERMIIIoNy1LLE. La.
Il AS on hand large anl comp etc
IA stock of dry goods, consisting Of
Calico Of tie best prints, French .Aloa
ca. French Werinos, Fine Cloths and
, Casinets Of d;Gereas colors, Domes-
tics, dc, dc.
READT N-tUE CLOTHING
Gentlemen and Boys Coats. Pants and
Vests q; Ladies ShawIs and Clocks.
BOOTS. SHOES, de-,
Ladies, gentlemen and boys Boots, Shoes
and B'ogans.
Ladies, gentlemen and ohilJren's Gloves
and Hose.
HATS c,d CAPS.
ALSO
4 6ne and aelect assortment Of FAscY
ARTICLES, PEgruMERY, DC.
GUNS, PISTOLS csa KNIVES
Of the first quality and from the best
manufactures.
Crockery and Glussware,
Fancy pcrlor Lamps,
Il fine assortment Of Je.eel-y,
And many other articles too numerous
TO m4Htioa.
Al Of which he offers for SAFE a. low
prices. for cash; and he invites the public
generally to give him call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Nov. 23d 1872.
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Grpitv the moor

gPisv the poor teacher. Teacher :
'And what are the f'ur quarters Of the
world" First pupil: "Piease, teacher. sir,
earth, I've ami wa,er" Secon' pupil
(eage,'y y No. teacher. Matthew. Mark,
Luke and John" ~
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NOTICE.,

THE pubic is informed that Mr.. Al,
4 fred Psvy is no iorgar authorized
I" collect any claims or to settle any busi-
ness for accounts Of the undersigned.
T. J. PAVY 4 CO.
December I4,h 1872.
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notice

nc sllenigned notifies the public that from
si - tsis date, IL h Of May 1872, they will
~ 49, * mat for longer period than
~ ~ 6hy2lY
EASTIN & GUIDRY.
~ III 1917.
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adjn, when ONLY Pure STICK CANDY
is manufactured.
w-.v JAMES J. REIss
NORM ''Eilj0lRlIlNiAN & REISS,
Ak1lfsale Gonffftioncrs

xAyrSAcrusEas OF AND DEALERS IN
D., 6t;ek Candy. Gum Drops, Cor
~ D,ups, Sugar almonds, Lozen9es
- Ctystal;zsd fruits. Jy~be Paste.
n. aastlss Chocolate, Jeilies. Cakes.
l;sa Synps, &s:
vsn;ss!i and Macaroni. Extract Of
..'',a~~c cEss, Ground Spices
sSsiy ~ shss jastly Celebrated
yleCANDlEs, BONTON, SANTA CLAUS
s0ylEfBS enoO OILY and the GREAT
sv.sEa,'s CASH BOX.
rNU, l2l and 1913 OLD LEVEE St.
II y sg.ss (now Decatnr.)
d 6sfseve St. Louis and Toulouse Sts.
y pTs,m'i NEW ORLEANS.
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