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Fats Divers.

Il LIE general Sherman 4 pronOn
ce reinforcement, dams un banquet
donne 4 st. Louis. uE discours qui
etc tres remarque. II IL pris pGur
texte de son aIlccution les deux
questions suiyanteS j.: SoInlnes-
nous digues de nos aieux ? Avons
uous profile de lenrs enseigpe
ments, de leurs exemples,de leurs
sacrifices :? Apres avoir esquisse
ties nettement les portraits des
grands hOmmes don't Washington
s'etait entoure. "Personue. dit-il,
he demandait OH il etai"nt nes !;
pour qui lis avaient vote a la der
Mere election: s'ils etaient demo
crates, republicaiIs OH aristocra
ties; mals supplement s'ils etaicnt t
honnetes ct capables; s'ilS Gtaient
devoues a la cause du puys:'
--D'apres lie rapport annuel du
Prir C0urant sur les recOltes de
Sucre ct de riz, public par MN l..
j. Bright & Co., editeurs de Get
feuille, don't nous ayons recu une
copie, lie total de Ia recolte de
sncre a etc de 139 ,5O1 boucauts ct
ie total de la melasse est porte d
230,364 bariIs ; celui dc la r6colte
de riz 4 19S,30S barils. Dams la
paroisSe lie total deS recoltes de
sucre ct de rig est porte, celui dn
sncre a 1868 boucautS de sucre
ct 1921 barils de InelaSse, ct
celni du riz q 52,G62 balilS. Sur
iihabiIation Rienzi il a etc tabri
que $50 boucauts de sucre claritie
1T 700 barils de melasse. Snr Fha
bitatiOn Laurel Valley 762 Bou
cauts de sucra ct 900 barils de me
lasSe.
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THIBODAUX, I've, sAMED1 l AvR1L 1876

ment mortel. vons vOus armerez
dune heroIque resignation cvntre
I'm pouvoir aveugle GU despoti
que.
VOLTA un des bOns effets de la
morale.-Mais la morale nous est
sonvent d'autant plus fastidieuse.
quielle depouille sa simplicite,
pour sersir de masque a l'ambi-
tion, 4 la cupidite, 4 la specula.
ton. UN PETIT MORALISTE.
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RESTAURANT DIES oUATRE
SAISONS.

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, ,Pi OPRIETAIRE
ANI du RESTAURANT DEs QuATRE-SAIsoSs
PREVENT ses amis de n vile ct dc In cam
payne, ainsi que le pnbGc en gen6rnle, au II
a transfere son restaurant du No. lGS De
Ia rue de Chartres~ an No. IN dc Ia mlme
rue, pres de st-Lonis. II profile de cette oc.
casiOn pour reInercief le public ct sollicits
ell meme temps Ia continuation de son bien
veilant patronage. II infor,ne en- outre scs
amis quill des salons particulars su prr |.
mier, ct DIES ehambres meublees a louor 3 w
seniaine GU au mois. Les personpes AZ 9
VILE ct de la campagRe y trOuyeront tcut -
comfort desirable. i g restaurant sera onr ere
Jusqua mihnit. f6v-3p
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plon franfais, qui. jusqu'ici, a tou
]onrs tiiomph6 des adyersaires les
plus redOutables.
IL est probable que le concours
de Philade:phie durera plusieurs
mos son resultat sera attendu
avec impatience, car on nous as
sure que des paris considerables
sont deja engages.
On ne parle plus d'autre chose
au cafe de Ia Regence.
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Tue PAR LA FOUDRE-Diman
che dernier, vers 6 heureS du soir,
pendant un II es mauvais temps,
NJ. Frank p. Bcssinger, demeu
rant Ell noure vile, est sorti
de chez lui, avpc uu caSse-tete ct
DIES tlous, punr raffermir l'auge
de son cheval, 4 une vingtaine de
pas de sa maison. G'est en ce mo
ment quill etc atteint par la fou
Dire ct asphyxie iustantanement.
Mais CONNIE BesSlnSner demeu
rait senl dams 81. maisop, sou ab
sence ma evidenment etc remar
qpee de personne, ct ce NEST que
le lendemain matin qu'un pas
SAINT ia trouve mort a lendrolt GU
il etait tombe.
Une enquete judiciaire II etc te
nue.. ct I'M examen munitieux Ope
re par un medecin expert fait
voir qu'aucune partie de son indi
vidu ne portait des marques de
violence II await etc aspbyxie
par lie fuide electriQue.
L'intortuue etait natif de Prns-
SO mails il habitat Ia Louisiana
del puls plus de vingt ans. II etalt
are dienviron 63 ans ct vivait de
puis quelques annees dune vie re
cluse.
LIE coup de tonnerre qui a cause
la mort de Ressiuger s'est egale
/ ment fait sentir dams deux ou
| trois maisons du voisiuage. Dams
uue d'elles, une dame assise pres
de sd cheminee, prrdu pendant
un quart d'leure, l'usage de Ses
sens. Deux ou trois ilets plus loin,
plusieurs personnes egalement
assises autour du foyer, 50 sont
toutes ressentieS plus on moins
fortement du choc electrique |; ct
dams Ia nlaison meme de Bessin
ger, Ia foudre a fendu IT brise III
poseau dc lsinterieur, brise des vi
tres et iemoli une partie du de.
bors de la chelninee, ce qul fait
supposer que 81 Bessiuger await
etc dams sa maison, il n'aurail
guere pu echspper au sort Qui l.al
tendait.-Courrier des Opeionsas
% mars.
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NcENDIE-L LIE magasin de Mr..
! Leblanc, situe sur la rive gau-
s du Bayou Lafourche, a un
lie en- bas de Raceland, a e:e,
pdi matln enforcement d6truit
II un incendie, allumee, suppose
In, par les mains dun incendia,
! Les pertes 6prouv6es par le
ppri6taire de Get 6tablissement
pt en- partle couvertes par les
snraucpS,
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Nous lisons dams la SentineUe

Nous lisOnS dams la Sentinelle
des Attakapas :
La l,aroisse st. Martin compte
aujourd'hui IN eStimablr citoyen
de mOins. Mr.. o. Leon DeleiiS est
mort a Sa residence au Pont-
Breaux, vendre,li dernier II de ce
lnois. Cette mort laiSse un grand
vide dams notre paroisse, Homne
dune grande instruction. ecrivain
de merite, qnoique Mr.. DeltIis
matt iamais appartenu a In vie pu
uil4ne, son nom est cOnnu dams
tOutes les parties de Ia Louisiana,
OIL la langue franeais" est ecl itr.
Ii = plus de trente ans que Mr..
DeleliS quite la France, OH il
est ne, pour venir habi,er la Lou;
siane ct Ia paroisse ST. Martin. II
appartenait q cette ecole de lite
rateurS don't il nous reste encore
DIES representauts ell Louisiana,
tells que NM. Gentil de st jacques
ct Dumez de ST. Jean Baptlste.
Plus humble que ces derniers,
bien que non MONS habile, peut-
etre, Mr.. Delelis, guoiqn'il ait
beaucoup ecrit ma pas gagne Ia
reputation dun publiciste; simple
fermier, modesto maitre pecole lie
campagne, correspondent anony-
me de nos joornaux francais, il
ma jamais cherehe a sortir de la
medlocrite pour laquelle il ne sem
blait pas 6tre nell laisse une veu-
We dams une position voisine de
la miSere.
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Trouvez done la repliqae & Ger
tains mots d'eufant!
-Si je te punis, dit nne .aaman
a sa petite file, crois tn que co
soft pour mon plaislr
Et l'enfant:
Pour le plaisir de qui, alors I
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Palais de Justice i:

Au Palais de Justice
LIE President (au prevenu)-On
vous a arret6 pour vagabondage.
II parait que vous n'avez pas de
meter !!
Pardon, mon president, je dc
ponille-
Les PEASANTS !
oh non ; je d6rOuiIle le scru
tin quand il y a des elections.
Csest une carriere lib6rale mais
ellie suffit pour cOntcnter ma ia
mile qui tient 4 ce que j.ai une
occupation.
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Voici une uouvelle qui eomble
ia de joie les joueurs ds6checs
Tn concours international va
s'ouvrir pour eGx 4 Phil.tlelphie,
pendant l'expositi0n. lie prix a
gagner est de cent Aille francs.
Deja les plus forts jo0eurs dan
gleterre est dsAll~naagnc ee aoi.t
fait inscrire. Ils anrollt un rude
coacurrent lans " persoDne d
lseternel NJ. kosenthal, le cham
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PENSION FRANCAINE.

ASS.-. ..RUE DOUANB....l90
NINE WE E. TAsSET, PREVENT SES
NJ amis de la willie ct de II. campagpe,
alnsi que le public en 1Apfr1l .Qu,elle q
rue Douane an No III de Ia u,6me rue. eptre
Royal ct Bourbon. Ellie pry}ite de cctto 90
easion pour. reaeTeler le bubble ct solncite
ell meme temps Ia coI&ipuation do son bien.
veillant patronage. Ellie infoyme en- outre IL
public, vu 10 situation des mauvaises atfai-
res. une reduction de prix dams an pension,
ct a Get etfet, ellie n Ouvert I'm salon 4 a. par
semaine. Les personnes de la willie ct de In
campaghe trOuyerpnt comme d'habitude
tsut le comfort desirable.
l3 few. a.
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NoMINATIONS.-Le comite exc.
cutif Republican, de la paroisse
Lafourche Sc compose des person
mes don't les MONS suivent Presi
dent. L. Langmans Vice Presl
dent, A. j. Brooks; Secretaire,
La. Rovira. Membres Henry
franklin, G. Boudreaux, l.. J. Co
meaux, L. F. Schneider, Wash.
Whitney, L. Cherami, Seldom
Bazile, NJ. A. Ledet, Oscar CrOsier
Ben A. Curtis, E. A. Leonval,
Wesley Stafford, Jean Badeau,
Nelson Taylor. Taylor Reattie.
UN Ex HONORABLE-Lundl ma
tin, un ex honorable, tres basane.
qui a fait I'm congo an penitencier
fdsEtat, ce qui, CONNIE chacun
lie salt, est une puissante recon
mandation auprAs lie Nous Ke|
|1ogg, So presente dams une groce
me de ThiLodaux, achAte un pa
quet d'oignons ct donne en- paie
ment nm nickel. Un instant apres
FL revient ct demande son change.
Quel change dit celai ci Mals Je
vous al remis 25 cents pour ce pa
|quet d'oignons ct vous ne m'avez
pas remis la balance LIE patron
Fcroyant avoir fait erreur rend au
sus-dit honorable les 20 cents re
fclames, ct nOtre honme de filler,
friant dams "a barbe du bon tour
1ou6 a notre innocent grocer.
Et dire que ce sont Ia les hon.
mes que IL parti radical insert en-
Ate de sou ticket. VOLTA les mise
ables auxquels s'associent DIES
Ions qul ont la pretention d'etre
p de passer pour des Gentlense"
Foil4 les hommes qui pretendent
hcore s'emparer du pouv"ir, par
fraude ct la violence, ct nous
ouserner malgr6 nous F! Confer
PMS nous pour lie present de leul
hppeler CO We'll adage. .'pis mo-
ui tn hante. je te dirai qui tr
-" ct quill Sc rappellent auss'
ue la patience humane a des
orues quill est imprudent a.
anchir. '>1
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A VENDRB.

Oran9ers, RAcanlers, Pru
Aiera, PecAeru.
SEQ piedsd d "rangere } s, 10, ct Is cts 10
pied.
leo pissls de pacaniers ! Is cts. lie pied.
100 pieds de pruniers 25 cts. /.
Une grande qnantit6 do pechers .du Nord
ct de n,eilleares especes ! Is cta. le pied.
| Envoyez ie ucntaDt, plus le fret, do I'en-
vol que vous d6sirez ct i vous sera expeliA
imp6diatement. y, TxSAOm.
As. AZ HorAA, La.
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Mr.. Thonss Alberti prSvient ses amis ct
les voya9eurs qu'n Went Dc faire de mott
veaux sfrengenients qui lni perInettront de
satisfaire tout ceux qui voudront lhonno-
ref de leuf cenAapce
Repas ! toute heure de IA journ6e ct sur
oOmmande.
Table d'h0se ) 10 hcurcs du matin pour
dGieuner ct heuros du soir pour diner.
Chsmbrcs c0mn,odes ct bien garnies.
PRix NODEREES
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ELECTION.-A une election te
bue lundi dernirr par les mpmbleS
kle Ia compagnie Home Hook s.
ladder No, /, Il. r. Mcbride Il
e,G ei0presh'ent, Emile Loiscau.
Eir presslsp, Henry Riviere,
eecretaire ;Rward Perrin, aSsis
tant secretaire ; Z. Azema. Fore
|lnan X. Frost, Ter assistant /;
Leo Aucoin. 2me assistant /; Ellis
|N. Braud, tresorier /: Georges
Julia, garden \. Narcisse Bou-
|dreaux, PORTER.
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! OURAGAN.- De nouveaux de-
|sastrcs occasiones par Pouragan
de lundi dernier ont eu lieu dams
dans la paroisse Assumption,
entre Napoleonville ct Laba
Edieville. La sucrerie do Mr..
Delaune situ6e sur la live droite
|du Bayou Latonrche, ainsi Que
|llusieurs maisons. ont etc jetees
[a bas. Sur Fhabltaticn de Mr.. w.
[Grisamore, rive gauche plusieurs
|cabanes ct hangers ont etc plus
|0u mOinS GemOlis.
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Informations Locales.

AyIs-On demande des contrac
hrs pour demolir le TOwn Hall.
kdresser au comite d'ameliora
MS.
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LOUISIANA EQUITABLE.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
COrnes Carondclet and Gravier.
NEW ORLEANS
Organized May 1SOS.
DIRECTORS
SAMUEL NAMING TODD,
President.
W. B. SCHMIDT.
vicc-Prcsident.
X. w OGDEN.
Second Vice President aud director
VIM HENDERSON.
JAMES I. DAY, W. S. PIKE.
b. T. WALSHE, Finance Committcs
w. b. Schmidt. j. II. pike
s B. Newman. A. Thomson.
John |. Adams. Henry Abraham.
David Wall;.ce. J. b. cnmora.
Chas Cbatfr. E. B. Briggs.
+. A. Tyler. James !. Day.
j. b. Lallande. Alex. Marks.
b. I. Walsll.. John Henderson.
E. ii. Fairchild. B. +. Eshleinan.
II. j. vose. J. W. Stone.
Geo. A. Fosdick, Henry NJ. Payne,
Il. +. DELAUNAY,
General Agent.
v. SAMOAN, Local Agent.
ThibOdaux.
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A U 6 u . + E'S
Commercial Restaurant,
l07. 80. Rue de In Douane, .lO3
NOUvELLE ORLEANs.

nN y trouvera tout e que In aaison four.
~ nit de plus delicat ct toute espece dc
wins de cboix; tout CO qu' il faut pou. les
soirees. les marriages, etc. II y des salons
partieuliers au premier; des chambres el6
gamment meublees l0uer 4 Ia semaine on
au Inois. ! d~s prix r6duits.
L restaurant est ouvcrt jusqu'a minnit
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Sc CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
Cotton, Sucre, Riz. Mousse, Peaux,
Laine, Volailles, Eufs,
Giro, Mel, Gibier,
ct do teate espece de produits ldes champs
ou de jardinage,
No 4, Rue ~. Louis.
PREs ysEILLE-LEvEE
aug. 2S, 70. 6m Nouvelle Orleans.
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BLIND Jackie celebre Blind
ack, un des pentionnaires du pe-
tencier de Baton Rouge, glaci6
ar le gouverneur ct depuis con
hmne pour vol avec eftraction a
uatOrze ans de travaux forces.
lent d'6tre conduit q Ba;on
ouge, sous la garde de not1e
berif, L. A. Webre. II laisse une
lmne pour deplorer sou absence
des comperes pour refechir
|ur les vicissitudes humaines.
PROTECTOR No 2.-L'electlon
emi.annuelle des officers dc la
eompagnie des Protector No. 9,
eu Iieu le 20 Mars. p. a. An
bin a ete elu president, T. E.
Lagarde, Vice President. G. Sa
bourin Secretaire, F. }. Lagarde,
Assistant Secretaire, WIN Brock
lit, TresoIier, w. c. Raga,,, Fore
ban. G. A. Angerran, Assistant
Foreman, F. Zernott, Directenr
les tnyaux, A. j. Perrin. Assistant.
RUMEURs.-Nous apprenons
kue le tres celehre juge F. Collins,
Jolt revenir parmi nous. Diapres
le dit.on lair pur dc Ia mer serait
buisib!e q sa vue ct aussi Ia pol
(Ique ou plnt6t les politicians de
(otre par'isse he peuvent sc dis
bpnser de ses services. En- conse
buence, tonjours d'apres le dit-on.
bn DIES honorabies de Ia paroi>se
(ni anrait ofert une position sur
Pune d. seS DombreuSeS kabita
llOuS.
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0BaTUAR

Died. at tho residence Of Richard
Watson, Esq il this county. !'orem
Der 10th, 1876. Mrs. ELlzaprTu NJ.
WArscS. rclict Of the late ALLsS I
WATSON, aged 10 years.
Tho deceased was one Of the most
estimablc old ladies that ever lived ia
our county. She removed hero from
the old State in 1857, aud btough, up
family III every way credisable to her.
self and the community. Her SOn',
Richard. James. William W, Joseph
A. and Robert F. Watson. are well
known to our people; her daughters
were Mary. Elizabeth. Jaue aud Su.
san. The FRS. named is the vii. u
George p. Oliver. Esq tho second
the wife Of John l. Bishop. Esq both
Of this county. Mrs, Watson was at
Allen, aud cousin to the celebrated
tx 6 ovcruor of tho State Of Ohio
She had for many years been looking
for death, aud was fully prepared for
it. Sac wss, iu fact, "a mother ia
israel ,"--Ilcr remains werc inferred
in tho family cemetery If Richard
Watson, Esq, on that gentleman cs'
tate
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State Of West Virginia:
Al Rule, held In The Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Giimer county, on tue frst
Monday 10 November, 1875.
George ". Bush and Mary Bush, his wife,
IS.
Hugh NcQualn's heirs, aud others.
~ cH1SCxRY.
The object this suit IL to recover one
half oil tie original interest OF the plaintiff.
Mary Bush. In the tract Of az acres Of land
on Little Cove, of which tue said Hugh Nc
Quaia died seized.
1t appearing b. affidavit flcd that dill.
cenco iAs been used By and 90 behalf OF The
plainliG, TO ascertain 10 what county John
Norris and Virginia his wife, late Virginia
MLQu4ia, Eimore Powers aud aianeFva his
wife. late A,nerva McouAiu, and Marqair.
e. McQmin reside, but without effect. II Is
ordered that they appear within Qua month
after tie date ofthe first publication hereof,
mud do what Is necessary to protect their
interests. TeSte:
HARRISON CAIN, Clerk.
Nov Cow
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R Rcx-AwAr.-1'he horses at
4,ehed to tie Garksburg stage. while
standing ia froat Of tho Bailey HOUSE.
on Monday last. becaEe frightened and
started at full tilt down the street. and
wer. not stopped 10 their mad career
nntil they ran come 2 miles be!ow
town. whsrsthey got into tie river and
upset tho stage. Fortunately 10 pas
senssrs we're in the stage Ct the time
nor was thcre any damage done TO tho
sage. This is tho second runaway
for this limo 10 tho last gear; asd it
should be 4 warning to those 10 charge
to be more careful! 10 the future. Z"
some serious acc;dea. may yet happen
10 thn taauaee.
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TT tbs MAsoSs.-Ye,tesdsy the
entire day vas given to committee
work. The committee which we gave
on Wednesday morning met aud pre-
pared their reports. which were pre-.
sented to the Grand Lodge in the cv-
eniug.
Tie Grand Lodge met at o'clock
in the evening. aud proceeded to the
election Of officers. The following eth-
Gers wore elected:
George ". Atkinson, Of Charleston
Grand Master.
John W. Arbucklo, Of LeWisburg,
Senior Grand Warden.
Hugh Sterling. Of Wheeling, Junior
Grand Warden.
III. Williams. Of Wheeling, Grand
Treasurer.
o s. Long. Of Wheeling, Grand
Secretary.
Tho following officers were appoint
Rev. Charles E. Manchester, Of
Wheeling, Grand Chaplin.
Frank Re1, Of Parkersburg, Grand
Marshal u,..
Samuel i. Bendell, Of Clifton
Grand Lecturer.
". II. H. Flick, Of Martinsburg,
Senior Grand Deacon.
Il. ". s. Moore, Of Fairmot, Junioi
Grand DeOcOp.
A. G. Bailey. Of Spencer. Grant
pursuivant.
T. ". Bliss, Of Wheeling, Crane
No business Of importance to th'
general public WINS transacted. The
Grand Lodge adjourned and at
,erward, part0ok ofau elegant banquet
The Grand Chapter will meet at III!
Capitol building this morning at i
O'Clock. - Wk:sliag I"se0ise"esr cfA'
10 inst.
-S[essrs. Hamilton. Dausb'rly,
Dawson snl Adkins, represented th'
Wclton Lodge.
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v % JuDoxsSr RESDxRgp.-A mar
Twas saving wood the other day 10 Que
Of our neigbbsrins sowns. in a back
yard. lie severed two sticks rs thick
as your wrist, and then ho wen. iutv
the house. Mary" taid 10 to biz
wife. ''my country needs me; there's
no use talking. must 60 to slaughter
oil these lnjuus; 40 true patriot eau
he expected to hang around a woodpile
these days" John" said bis wife,
'if you light 1ujuus as well as you saw
void aud support your family, it
would take Que hundred aud eighteen
like you 10 capture one squaw. and
then you'd haze to catch her wheu .he
had tile ague and throw repperin her
EYES John went back to the wood,
pile wondering who told bis vile oil
abtu, hin,
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TT Rgronx 1t TUE SroREs'-ln
this er. of reform, many Of our NOR
chants have in,ugvrttci the cash sys'
tenn of doing bxsiucss-a system by
far tho more advantageous to toth
buyer and suller. Of course. the in'
s,i:u,ion Of this pltn. risiaIy pursued,
will appear rather harsh in i:s opera
tious to people <t,, have long been 10
the habit Of buying unfortunately Oh
credit; but there eau be no losbt but
what. in che end. it will Prove bles'
sing in disguise 20 hundreds Of families
in this county. The extreme scarcity
Of money only ia Weston but III
the cities where our merchants pur.
chase their goods-rcnier' prompt
payment a necessity; aud in addition
70 this, wc know Of our own knowledge
tLat our business ueu are selling their
goods at 90 short profit, that they
caano. afford to sell on time.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-11-27


nv 1MroErASr 70 Tuu AFFLICTED
-Dr Connausbton. who comes &c Il,
highly recommended IS an able auc
skIliful physician, has taken rooms ut
the St. Charles Hotel. IN Clarks5urg.
whore he coutemplates remaining few
weeks only. and offers tis professional
services to tho afflicted Of West Vir.
GINA. DR.. Counaughton has been so
long and favorab'y known 10 this Stale.
that it is needless to call attention to the
arrival Of this distinguished Surgeon in
our town-or the mass Of testimony as.
sorting his excellence in those Depart
mcuts Of Professional Skill to which he
devo,es q vigorous aud we'll trained in
tellcct. Ilc has m,ds tho treatment Of
multifora Chrouio Diseases u speciality
and while there is no branch Of tho
Healing Art taught 10 books or 10
schools, to which he has 30, devoted
time aud s,udy.it Is 10 the .rca,meu. Of
Chronic Diseases, that facts and nun.
berlcss marvellous cures effected 10 this
State. assert his supreme excellence.
We have befars US attestaiions Of Dr.
Connaughton's skill aud lesfaing and
unequalIed success, sigucd by the best
citizens Of Virginiu, and newspapers
published in ueighbOriug States where
Dr.. ConuaushtOn has administered 10
the wsn,s aad suiferiuss Of those wasted
b. disease, and deemed hOpelRssly in.
durable, concur in a.tes'iug DR.. Con
naughtOu's professional learning and
supreme excelIeuce in his general and
special practice. We have positive as
sarsnce from the many letters aud 9th.
er evidences Of DR.. Cotnaught"n's ut
tsinmeu,s 10 bis art. that wonderful
success has crowned his efforts to re.
lievc those diseases. 4 catalogue OF
which appears 10 his "Southern Medi'
cal Journal" lie has devoted time
and care aud patient Investigation to
those affections Of the Lungs. Throat
mud Chest. Eye aud Ear. including
Diseases Of Ladies', which hars SO long
bafHel oil physicians skill.
Commencing Dr.. Conuaughtou, as a
gentleman a: we'll as n skiltul physi.
c,Ru. il may be proper to add that III