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Avoid all strong purgatiye pills iirh only cx-
haust the mucous secretiOns aud wct. .ut nature.
d. llarrison's Peristaltic Lozenger~ hic lust the
opposite thoy restore the digestion, quicken the
liver, and tone up the whole system, tnu. curing
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Pilo-. aud nI'
other results of llabitual Constipation ile cLioi
cause OF i'll health, especially anon. women
Trial box, 80 cts. Large box, co ots. muiird irc,
for this last price.
DR. HARRiAONS ICELAND BILNAlL
Il splendid cure for coughs hoarsen, --. Aul d
throat aud lung complaints. For sale hy l.. y
HARRISON g. CO., Proprietors ~ Ire
mont Temple, Boston, and all druggist -oml
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01

Published ~ warning and for the L,nrfi oi
\ Dung Men and others who suffer from MN.
NUUS DEBILITY, Loss OF MANHOOD, Gle,
supplying the means Of solfCurc. Wutom Us
one VINO cured himself after undergoing c.osii-
cradle Quachery, ana seut free on receiving iu-i
paid directed envelope sufferers arc invite. To-
address the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
;Gm 2. 0. Boy liA. BrnnklNn \ \
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01

TmE PERSECUTION OF CnmsrIAS, IN
SYniA-Mr. Baker. United States minis
ter at Constautiuoplc. recently received
information tnat the residence OF the A.
merican missionaries in Latakua, Syria,
had been violated 10y an armed force, lie
immediately called upon the grand yizler
and had long conversation with him on
the subjec, Of the outrage. The grand
yizier said he was waiting for a report OF
the governor of Syria, and could take no
action till it was received, But he prom
ised most POSITIVELY that the porte would
give the United Slrtes government full
aud complete satisfaction it wrong had
been DONE
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01

THE New PoLIrIcAL PARTY. - incin
natti. Nor. pa special dispatch from
Indianapolis says that between so and GO
gentlemen met there Wednesday to take
measures to found n new national polite.
al party based upon national currency
platform. Horace Ii. Day of New York
Alexander Campbell of Illinois, Alexan
der Troupe, Of Connecticut, and l.. A
Wood, Of Kentucky, were among the
most prominent men in attendance. Jane:
Buchanan, OF Indianapolis, was elected
president. II. o. Woods and two Indi
anans we're chosen vice.presidents. A
committee Of thirteen was appointed tc
make a declaration of principle, and tc
report this evening. The platform is un'
derstood to De very brief, referring il
effect to the financial plank Of the Indi
ana Independents for the adjustment o.
national banks. aud substitution Of lega
tenders and uncomfortable notes. A pre-
liminary national meeting will be held il
Cleveland, o., in March or April next.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01

Custoria is more that substitute for Castor
Oil 1t is the only safe article in existence which
is certain to assmuate the food regulate the
bowels cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep.
1t contains neither minerals, morphine or alco-
hol, and is pleasant To take. Children need not
cry aud mothers may rost. 32yl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01
MEsN WANTED!
To SELL THE
Political. Personal and Property
RIGHTS
Of a Citizen ofMe United States,
Hsw T., Exercise and how to Preserve them
A New Book

OT q IFt1-tW y TIC E'''V~ 0'0'''''
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~ ruEOPHILuS PARSONS, LII. u.
Containing chapters on the Federal and state Con
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Duties OF Pubic Officers; Peoples Rights; Pa,
r.,,t,.e. AMI Guardianship; Marital Rights and
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With Instructions, Directions and Legal Forms
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Procedure ia Delterative Assemblies; A Dietion-
ary of Legal Terms in common use; A complete
Treasury Of Legal and Constitutional knowledge.
Emhoigins in popular form the results OF the
labor and study II tie most popular and success
iul writer Of law-books in the country. Worth
ten tunes tho price asked for IT,
Exclusive territory given.
For fan particulars, address
: = SCRANTON 4 60.
3-wG Hartford. Cons.
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MA RRIED

u Ia Brandon, Nov. 2Gth, by Rov. franklin Tux
bury, Mr.. Merritt Bassett Of Pittsford, and Mas
Esther A. Noyes Of Brandon.
In pttsford, Nov 18th, by Rev. W. W Foster,
Mr. Frank II. Newton Of SOuthboro, Mass, and
Miss Alice NJ buchanan.
In Orwell, Nov. 9th, by Rev NJ. LSeverance,
Mr.. Jacob X. Mound and Miss Lillian S. Gibbs,
both Of Orwell.
IN New York City. Nov. 2jlh by Rev DR..
kitchcl, assisted by Rev. Howard Crosby, d. d.,
fnrfaud D. kitcici Of Ohio, to Flora McD. Por-
ter Of New York city. No cards.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01

As an evidence that the black race
cannot be civilized, Georgia paper men.
toned the case of negro who returned a
one.hundred.doll bill which bank
overpaid him.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01

10000 cures Of piles have been recorded during
the past FIVE years by Auakesis, the hnppicst dis
covery in medicine ever made No disease is
more painful and vexatous than piles, and lc-
tious, ointments and quack nostrums always make
them worse, Anakesis an iniallbe. painless,
simple permanent cure, acts az a bougeo soothing
poutice and medicine. The relief from pain is
instantaneous and cure certain. Al doctors rec
ommend IT, Price ST. sold by druggists every
where. Anakcsis Depot, 4G Walker It. n Y
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01

w. 5. Alden is Just returned IRON
market aud will receive this week fresh
stock of Holiday aud staple goods.
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II you want To hear the pure, silyery
Italian language IN all its huency aud
beauty, drop red-hot nickle into the ex'
tended palm Of 40 organ.grinder,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01


t-'INp'z jaw. palsy, spralns. dwellings
cakeb breasts scalds, burns, salt-rheum. garache
etc, upon the human Frame and OF strai4-. spay
in, gals, etc, upon animal, in one YEA than
havea other pretended remedies since the world
began. They arc Gountcr-irritan;. alt alins
ain believers. Cripplcs throw away their
crutches the lame walk, poisonous bites itr rem
dercd harmless and the wounded are healed With.
out scar, The recipe j. published around each
bottle. They sell as no other article ever sold
hfiyfrepsh hhqS al! bifSgis Ih6Tnj2 ,i,'stl NtRl
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve u suffer ii
they will not use Centaur Liniment, viii wrap
per. More than 700 certificates Of renll kablc
cures, including frozen limbs, chronic IA ldmat
ism, govt, running tumurs, etc, have been re
ceived. We will send a circular containing Ger.
tiicatos, the recipe. etc, gratis, to any one re-
questing it. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Liuimont is worth one hundred dollars
for spawned or sweeniod horses and mules, OF for
screw-worm in sheep. stock-owners-these lini-
ments are worth your attention. No family
should he without them. "White wrapper f,r
family USE" yellow wrapper for animals. Sold
by all druggists. 50 cents per bottle; large bot
ties, 81. j. b. Rose 4 Co, 50 Broadway, New
York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01

There is no pain whith the
Ceutaur Liniments wi t,t Ie-
lieye, NJ swelling they D. II not
subduc, and no amone-s they
will not cure. lhis is strong
language, but it IS tue they
have produced more Q res %:
rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01

EDEY's CAuBoLIc TRomE3.--Among the yari-
Gus remedies for Coughs none enjoy higher rep
utation than Edey'a Catbolic Troches. This fact
places them above the ordinary list Of medical
preparations For coughs, colds, asthma, and a.
disinicctant aud preventive against contagious
diseases they arc specific. Invaluable to sing.
ser aud public speakers. Sold everywhere. John
T. Henry, Curran & Co.. proprictors, 8 and Col
leze Place, Now York
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-01

The BLACK Crook AND TnK CLoru.-If
the reverend clergy Of New York City
don't preach intelligently about the Black
Crook after this-testify that they have
seen, in fact--it is their own fault They
have all Catholic priest, Protestant pas
tor, Jewish rabbi and Brother Frothing-
ham-rccerved u little communication
from the managers, running as follows
The renowned spectacle, "The Black
Crook" is now being presented in this
house (undcniably the most elegant thea.
ter in the United Statcs,) and we would
be pleased with your presence at any per-
Torrance that would best suit your con-
venience. You have but to give the in.
timation Of desire to honor us by Jour
presence and the most desirable seats, ci.
Their prominent or 10 q section not sublect
ing the occupants to general observation
will be assigned you. Adverse criticism
based upon the alleged immortality of this
superb spectacle has been SO general that
we seek the unbiased and competent judg.
mcnt of the reverend clergy to be declar.
ed from personal knowledge. In order
that nothing shall be hidden from free
investigation strict rule of the establish
meat will be modified and permission will
be given to visit the stage during any per
formance"
Perhaps it would be as well for the
Protestant aud Jewish divines to waive
this last privilege. The average wife is
apt to have prejudices on these subjects
GENTEKL SMUGGLING.-lmporting ant
dry goods houses generally complain tina
their trade is seriously injured by what
they call "gentccl smuggling" tina
thousands Of men and women Of wealth
and position go abroad every year anc
bring back, as private wardrobe, untolC
quantities of kid gloves, aces, cost,
shawls, silks and velvet gowns, mantle
and cloaks, made up there. BY avoidin!
duty and greatly lcsscning the revenues
Of the country they say great man,
ladies who used to buy Of them now 60 t.
Europe nearly every season and purchas
in London, Paris and elsewhere. The.
estimate this kind Of smuggling at full.
$40, 100000 annually, and ascribe nue.
+ of the dullness of trade here to that cause
They also declare that professional SNUG
Cling is steadily increasing and will in
crease until the present high duties o.
laces, silks and velvets are lowered.
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Winter Is now fairly upon us, and the teams
arc fastening to the lumber woods in various
parts Of tho country. Our advice to every man
who goes 10 tho woods, be he captain, cook teams
ter, or any other man. is to take along good
stock OF Johnson's Anodyne Linment and Par
sons Purgatiyc Pills. Many months Of labor lin
tho aggregatc) may be saved by this precauton.
Bad enough to look and feel bad yourself, but
no excuse Tor having your horse look and feel
badly, when for small sum you can buy Sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders, which, given
in grain two or three times week. will make
him look and feel we'll.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-11-21

MAGASlN ~P0PULAlRE
ACADIA STORE.
TENU PAR v u. NJ. ANDERSON,
HABITATION MiKE
S%v.lAcquEs. rive dr"i,".
MARCHANDTSES SECUES.
GROCE RES,
QUINCAILLEPiE.
LIQUE TiNS.
H.. ..M JAMBON.S 3v. Ac
Fl anssi HARNAlN. NELLEN, dc .
Aux prix de la Nn"veIIe. Orleans.
An mame maoa<in:
MEDECINES Pa'r"tfes.
MEDICINES de touie nature
vENEZ, vENEZ TOUS!
y. II. ~. .5ndeI'xOu.
Arrive Ne Ia N"nvelIr-OlleAns avec nv
assortment comp =, de
| Marcha0d,ses Strhes,
De Teiempnts.
DE NonlierS.
DE Chapronx, etc
Qn'il nf1ie on vent. pour dn
Compliant
FL ma prir les pas rfd"i'-:
a">si M ast"'hne,l rumplet d'
Gy0c y1es.
Quncai!lry1",
VaixxrIIe. rte
Ven'e rnpids a petit profit! Tell
est lahevi>e dn magas,n V. +. N
ANDERSON.
~ All-z i L'AcADA STORE d.
NJ v f.. NJ. ANDERSON.
Rien NY manq"e.
PuX exce>SIvpment mOdereS.
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- pas7 mails c'cst nne caresse. Une main gni en-
aerse nne antre nest rien. n est-ce pas 7 mails c'est
donce 6ireinte. Tn canr qni bahiae nest
encore rien, nest &C pas mais c'est nm chant da
monr CONNIE Dien lea aime aux 'evres DIES anges
z tout celia eat IL iunoccnce. Que les riens de cett.
nature sont almirsbles ct splendilrs! Pourquoi 'e
monde en- connatt-il d'nntres7 Ce qni nest ,icn
voysz-vons, ne vaut veritahlrment rien. est IN rie,.I
trste 1t sombre. amer ct ftoid, c'est Ia science de Ia
in vie Car cette science lie Ia vie. fruit de dnulon-
rensrs fprenves, vo"s %nttriste ct vons dfso's par
l imnite d's w6tendnes grandes chooses. Mails vivre
tie ,iens cl,armants ct graeienx. Sc CONTENDER den
fantillage ct de ioies juveniles. ne rien s"nreonner
nu-dela de cs ravissantes iuvdnilit6s de Paddles
cence, VOLTA iustrm-nt Ia fel6cit6 parfaite. A"
cieI son, les ignorants. dams l'enftr sont les merhants;
car le ciel est nns illusion. ct l'enfrr nne realite.
Oni. trois fps henreuse est Ia tennessee!
Vos grandes donlenrs. Gnand vons ftes iennrs.
qnanl vons ayez lAge de Raonl ct de Rose, a. he"-
re lie Ia horaison ct du partum virginia.. ne sont pas
hen cuisantes, en- vtrit6, On m''n mcnrt gnere.
&c sont de- legers hobos qni vous fendtnt int6r's.
ssnts ct Qni sont meme I'm des c6,es dn b"nlsm.
Raoul Went bien tard aniourd'hn;-1l varait distract
ct preorcnpe-Il a donne lantre jour me rose 4
Banche-Il prnse moins solvent 4 moi. etc. 1T
Rose. elle, grohde I'm pen. falt tine lolie NOTE. Sc
hchr, h nde. inre qn'elle Maine Imint.qn'e|le maine
plus. quelle ne pardonnera jamais, ct que les lennes
gems sont tous DIES ingrats, dts mGclants, des egoIs
ties.
Terrible gnerelle Les deux amonreux son
v6ritablcmsnt farhes. lis Sc detestent, So hnissert
s.execrent ct = ahominent. lis So sont separ6s sam
~ bonner Ia main It,. pour tonionrs. lis ne ST
vermont plus. S'ils 81 revoient. &c srra avec tout
indifference d mn inconnn 9ui rencont'e I'M lncon
nn. pent.on ainner une capricensr. nne hondeusf
une v,laine? Peut on donner son cnm 4 I'm VIOLA
ee, a IN indifferent. 4 "n villnin %conrrur?
Msis Raonl, hipn que furieux, ne s'endort poin
sans renser d Rose. 'r "" ".
MATS Rose. bien que crnellemsnt blessee. pri
Di-u pour Raonl avsmt d'abaissrr sas grsndrs pau
pior.s de VERGE dans If saint mystere dune nul
de clsstet6 ct DE- ,eves cflestes.
TT IL len'emain, qnand lie soIril vi"nt caresser ]
fpn6trp de Rose, Rose s'eveill- CONNIE rallouettt
met son nez charmant i la f.nsire, ct sonrit.
Ce nest point un SQUIRE perd".
Car les jeu,,rs files. mtmes les plus innocrntcs e
les plus pures, ont torlonrs nn grain de c"q"tt'erI
feminine, ct ellcs n'aiment point 4 perdre leurs sou
rire.
En- eftt Raonl onvre 4 rropos sa frnttrr, apereoi
Rose qni SQUIRT, ct recucillr au passage, CONNIE o
recneille IN parfn,n de- printemrs, IL SQUIRE ale t
matiual Dc celle quill Anne.
J. GENr,I.
"a Co"tinuer.
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Journ:.l,
A First. lass illustrated Maya.
lire. Devoted to Science,
Literature and General
1ntellig renee.

V'hr"mOl".y-Th- Btain and its
Fnncnon- ; The Lnca ion aud Nature Of
all She O,u.ns. will, directions fnr cnl-
,iva',ng. developing, impfnvi". and
restraining them
ELECTROMAGNETIC If Cha.
saclcr. anh How |" Road Them" at
n %ulnnc-, IN the Human Face. on Sci
en-, ttic Principles.
h:siinososy-O', the Natural His.
tory Of Man: On.in, Manner. Gus
/, ms sud mod, at L,t- ~ dff '"ni 7 ihes
md Nations. with dff,-"t 7 mpa,a.
| nen,> ard p,crn ial i Illustrations.
shy.iOlU.y-Th" Laws at life /:
i~ur,mdin. she Etlura,,"n Training aud
| D%l-c,pl,nr Of Chtld"n. .ud 'he Right
Management, "t L.uua,,c>, the Insane,
! Prisoners and "'lrrs
tiO:rnrhi,> giv" # a|' the
n%a,in. Men aud Women III the
World.
S.li.<'utiur"- Instructive an'-
hes nn Self lmpto:. ueni: M"m"'y
h.fc- eli Pur>ui-; Our NMiuua. Re.
ont"eS. prr
E'jmnuy Much MS, FIJI inf"rmn'i nu
n,l.e leading topics Of thu. day-Po
,,rai. not PARTISAN Reflections, r"'
ec'atiau-Ednrn,inna Ref tma,",y
Au,icui,u,ai. Commercial, "ic with t
a,ui no .M,tls spared to m"kt
rnr PHRt BIOLOGICAL Tor 1874 ,hr m">
pr.r">tiuy -.-r publish II
'TerNn>.- N"uih!y, SO wear. it
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-11-21

Cette ancienne ct excellente Com
p,gnie tmet des policies coutre l'in-
c-ndie, Ies risq"e. de rivieres ct de
mer, aux conditions les plus favorn-
bles. Ellie r3gIe tontes les pertes aux
conditions les plus IibernIes ct les
pale promptemeut. 4 res bnreanx. No.
81 de In II du Camp, coin CONNER
cial Alley.
E. F. Delaney, Agent CENTRAL
ponr Ia Louisiana.
J. Comes, Agent pour les paroisses
du feuve.
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Ar,s am Public.
G,ande Vemie Il 10 pOu,'
100 au dcss0ms dm p.ir
COurNHf.

NJ. j. GEBELIN, lie Ia Unite in
f%erienre de Ia parois>e st. jacques,
rive gauche. vonlant sc retirer de-
aiflires de magasin ct %s'occuppr spi-
ciaIement de to%nneIlelie IT d'entrerot
de bois-Wood Yard. -avtriit NM.
les hahitants. mnrchuuds ct cplsom-
matturs quill vendm pour dn comp
tant, an prix ci-des>uS indi0ni, ton,
&c que son maga>in content DE- gro
%ceries, de qnincai!lerie. lie ro@nennerie.
de ~ferblanterie, de roteri-, de cha
peanx, de sonliers. de hinge confec-
tonne, ct de marchand,ses >erhes.
On pent achcter IL tout Ell bloc, e.
loner lie mnguSin, VEG conditions
S'aaresser snr les lienx..
Fnnte d'aehetenrs. M mois de inn
vier 1875, lie tout sern vendu ai'encau.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-11-21

Dr. j. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters are a purely Veg
etable preparation, made chiefly. from
the native herbs found on the lower
ranges of tho Sierra Nevada NOUN
tains Of California, the medicinal
properties of which arc extracted
therefrom without the use Of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked,
What is tho cause Of tho unpar-
allcled ccc Of VINEGAR BTr.
TIERS I" Our answer is, that they
remove tho cause Of disease, and
tho patient RECEIVERS his health. They
are tho great blood purifier and .
life giving principle. . perfect Reno
ya,nr and lnyigorator Of the system.
Never before in the history ii the world
has a medicine been compounded pos.
sessiug the remarkable qualities Of VIZ
EGAR Buffers in healing the sick Of
every disease mar, il heir to. They arc
o gentle Purgativc rs well = a Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation If
! the Liver and visccral Organs, in Billions
Diseases. ..
The properties OF Dir. WALK
ER's VINEGAR BtrrERs are Apericnt. Dia-
phoretic. Carminativc, Nutritious, l.axa-
tive. Diuretic. Scdative, Counter. Irritant,
Sulori,ic. Alternative. and Anti Bilious.
n. ". MCDONALD 4 CO..
Druggists 4 Gen. .Aeta.. San Franciseo. Calisor.
sold by all DrugEists aad Dealers.
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VIE ORIGINAL q K" Whi,- Writ.
J. ing Fluid ~ absolutely he BEST
WHITE IN

For writing u" colo ell paper. nnw offered
to the public Satisfaction gnara"t-.d; i, no,
as reprrsent+d, your money r-fn ndrd. As.
toni>hing ainring, Sample writing. terms,
&c, ,oany addr. IS, 'rrr Of oh rye. AGENTS
WANTED! Agents wi find this Ink a,
money making article. Buy j, from our a en,s,
or send 20 ce"t. d,rrr, to ". and p~, it. A..
dress e.. E. F. MILLER, DRESDEN,
OHIO.
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TIME TABLE N, o.. NJ. Il T. r r.

LOUISIANA DIVISION,
Daily Passenger Trsin"-Leav-s New
Orleans a. 8 A, NJ; Arrives in Donaldson.
vile at IL IS p. NJ.
Returning tSn"days excepted). Leave.
no"a'ds""v,Ile at I: Is p. NJ. Arrives IN
New Orleans at = NJ.
"Snndoy Passenger Train"-L~av.s New
Or'eans as above, arriving in Dona,dsonv vile
at l2 VI.
Returning Leaves Donakd>onviI'e at Q p. NJ:
Arrive. IN NV Orleans a, 9:3u p, M.
Trains top a, all WY sta, Gus,
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" 0ssureS pns
AVANT DE CO\NAITRE LES A.
VANTAGEs QU'OFFRE NOTRE
COMPAGNlE LOCALE,
LOUISIANA EQrlr-
ABLE LIFE IN.
SURANCE
G G M z q
Qni ons DOM. ton, &c Qn. Ia sureta
hi petmnt de vons donncr.
PAS REORGANIZATION DE
PRIMES.
PAS DE EErR Mt D'AGENCFS.
U romp oDie I bile parmi nous =,
hirige. par rs rrrnri anx nj g"rlan,s
tie Ia lNutlNtllt VilthtlS.
>am'l. Maturing Tnld. President,
w. b s, hnil', Vice P,e-lden',
WIN. Henderson. ]Spr,ataire.
VIM. G. r ,hinS, Dirrrt-nt d'agrncp>.
Lncuis McAda1,. G .%fli"r,
CONSEIl. DE- DIRECTION.
r J. Hart Jas. !. Day,
w : Pike. Clas ''hatia,
John !, Adams, J. Il Cam"rS.
T. A. Tyler, @ Co A. Fu>hi'k
H my Abraham, " II F''rrl'i'd,
job" Henderson, w ? Harper,
Z. A. Thompson, VI B Schmidt,
$ b. N-wman, David Wallace,
Alex. M,,ks, B. T W.I-ilc,
Emory Cnpr. H J. voss,
Ji r LalIande, b. F Fisherman,
T.. B Briggs, J w Stone.
L. L. D-lnuney, Agent giner'
. pour In Lonisinue.
" j. Come Agent pour les p%aroisst
lu hpnve.
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WEEKLY
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scope, edited with thu utmost care III
evsly d p%h,iurul. nu' meeting 'ullv
tn. wants al tn. tou>, irn'i '.nu,,tV.
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Courier. ard l.nu,-.ttir Dcmpfyni.
aud Is MoW IN IL iuty lnurIn wear
Br,ug an old-->ioh i>l,pi aud %,ho,"un,
irresponsible mirr. Wi Ii Il hoiidtu.
"i is "wn. r">ty machine ~ and TN
pie means, ~nb~r, bots in making adj
va,ce payments tor u do noi rnn ilr
risk ut o">'ng their mooney. rs ~ 10,
ir Gn uliv the case IN papers shat have
had "A precatlon> existence Of only n
few yeas.
Among us prominent, features fut the
future NAV h- named:
The Ler}nr's on BUR History by
Rec Dr.. Smart Robinson.
Cnrrem N"r,nl ~',i0risS.
Nhou Ori9'nnt !\tpritS and Noreiphrs.
DISCRIMINATING "nd R~y K'rirms Of
f~p,'h"nmi"y aud literary wmk-.
II =" WIS Nhltih'lA ant IH-
diligently e mp,'ed.
ommercin| Intelligence, complying
fnll and accurate r. ports Of our "wn
market. LEI g,,phr summaries nf all
Ill" lmr"ria"l markets in 'I,> country
nni "h,oad, and full '.rn,l> Of our owu
and O,t-r cattle max ,,s.
W" ! W par. d departments 'f Agri.
c"n"re. M'>csL""y, Arr, Acitncr, C"m-
m-,cS. md E,na ,ce
Those several department are com
hi" I'd in n m ,:nm",h >h"-, uf fo,,y
go" US. pm, df.om II " aud h-annfnl
type with all The rar" km VII I" 'yp,-
= "ph'cal Xxi J.. and make the WEEKLY
COURIER JOURNAL Distinctive y III"
q ek A.Ar NATDONAL
Family Paper.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1874-11-21
~ ) LANDRY
q G MEIER.

WILL give .tt,c, attention 10 all "a -
in,rn.t-d u HIN within t,- P,,i-h "f ST
james lie also ,ntntms his friends u d
the pantic in general that h. has ~-'A
hi,>h-d az Al, ,ion Raom NJ his War
i,"n>r ear J"ob> Saw Nj wh.re y
VIII mak- monthly sales on the first Sa
,utd,v ii +,ch mr,rh n, 2 "'cl""k p N
Par,;~. " h ng 10 d'sp".@ II any aru.
clss whatever by AucI,on ~r'i d. we'll Ia
cause the same 10 h- hv"no ht IA b = Ware.
House. a, least w. days before thu sale
All COMMUNICATE ms strict v cont lem
tai, ami 'hu nttne oil no parties mentioned
~ making sales.