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CAUTION !

All persons are cautioned not to make,
deal in or use, any sewing machines which
sew with our needle, and make the elastic
stitch, or that have the new patent self-feed
attachment, unless the same are purchased
from this Company, or their AGENTS or IL
ware OF worthless limitations and unscrup-
ulOus parties who have copied our circulars
advertisements. &C., and buy only the ma
chine manufactured by us.
1.-THE wonder is how so good q machine
can be sold at so low price."-{ -{GlOba. 4.
I'VE have the machine and consiaoe ID
first-class in every respect. "-{Transsstpt.
,,' We Y; e, can reeonmend 1t 70 our readess =
"Ihe machine arrived safely. We Nss
more than pleased with IT; II does all you
claim for 1t and more. We Shall call tte
attention of our readers to it."-[st. La MS
Christian.
promp8 all their dealings, and one that
Sample machines with table and treadle
forwarded 10 any part OF the world on ro-
ceiptof l.,
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Special terms and extra Inducements to
male and female agents, store keepers, etc.
County rights given to smart agents free,
Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars
containing terms, testimonials, engravings
ETC., sent free. All money sent In post
Office money ORDERS, drafts, or by express
are perfectly secure: Safe delivery Of our
goods guaranteed. o..
All orders, communications, ETC., must
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PEERLESS MANUFACTURING Co.,
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20 they must rely on otAsr means to win
the pardon Of Sir Jonas Rathborne.
And then, again, the thought Of both re-
CURED with species Of terror, to Mistress
Augusta Camelford, and to the mystery oE
those letters.
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.:::'v'v!0:: man.

2 BY an. immense pr a0tice, extending through
eeriod Of years, having within that time treated
chany thousand cases Of those diseases peculiar
% woman, I have been enabled to perfect .
most potent and agreeable medicine that meets
the indications presented by that class of dis
cases with positive certainty and exactness.
TO designate. this nstural specinc compound,
have named it
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DF. .PieECe's Favorite Presentation.

The term, however, Is but feeble expression
. Of my high appreciation Of ito value, based upon
server, have, while witnessing its positive re-
suits in the few special diseases incident to the
separate organism OF woman, singled 1t out as
medicai es4es4 s IL msr Es% Of
tive, safe, and effeetual. remedy for, this class
of diseases, and one that viii, Il all times and
under all circumstances, act kindly and in har-
lnony with The laws which govern the female
system, ! am willing to stake my reputation as .
physician. Nay, even moresso confident am l
that It will not disappoint TIE most sanguine
for any Of the ailments for which recommend 1t,
that offer and sell it under A POSITTVE
GUARANTEE. Il q beneficial effect 10, not
e BY the time Of The con:
the bottle, two-thirds Of the medicine having
been taken according to directions, and the case
being being one 9s. for which +
most perfect confidence IN its virtucs conld nos
offer Il as do under these conditions but hav-
ing witnessed Ito truly miraculous cures In thou
ssas ssfe ise lisEg ne:h ana md
IePutation and my money on itr
The following are among those diseases in
which my Fayorite PrescriRti0n has
n 4sDes 0eH1Gxe az fsni
Monthly Periods, suppresMons when from un-
natural CAUSES, 1TregulAfltle6, w 0aK BACK, ff0s
lapsus, or falling of The Uterus, Anteysrsion and
Retroversion, Bearing Down SENSATIONS, Inter-
nal Heat, Nervous DepfessionIl Debility, Des-
pondency, Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic
Congestion, Infanfm alton and liberation OF the
Uterus, Impote1cys Bafrsnness, OK Sterility, Te-
male Weakness, aid very many other chronic
diseases incident to woman not mentioned here.
In all affections Of this nature, my Tavorite
PRESCRIPTION Works ccpres A the marvel Of
the world. This medicine do not extol as
cure-all, bat It admirably fdlhlls D single
srseo II ses d g:s s,5ps pssst
It do harm, III any stats of condition.
d Those who desire further informsticn on
those subjects can obtain II In THE PEOPLES
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADvisER, q boox
of over 800 pages, SENT postpaid, on receipt
Of $l50. II treats mlfutely Of those diseases
peculiar to Fomaless and gives much valuable
9dvice In regard 10 the management Of those
Affections i--...t d. .LsI .l..'."
FAvORTTE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. :,
.~ R.T. PIERCE, l. D., PrpD'r,
I'D: &'o BUFFALO, N. 2.
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NOTICE.
Instructions to Ladies Gratis

All who ore Gesircus to be their
own dressmakers. would find it to their
ADVANTAGE to call on Madame schwartz,
vt her temporary residence, wv SIMPLIFY
str. ct, where she will remain Tor a
few da Us 10 teach the cen tennialprize sys-,
tenn OF cutting garments for Ladies' and
children, alse shir n'r gentlemen: shirts
for sale Cutting, bssting and fitting done
al the shortest notice AID l. west prices.
You will only call ard be convinced. ladlt S
wanted to solicit subscriptions.
SeDl2.tf
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posALlz RA7z3oRNz;
OR,
e1nJ AND SORROW.
ny WATTS Phillips,
Oh,

.,,ruoR OF "FOR A WoMANs SAKE DRIVEN
A,unM HOME" JENNY GRAY; or, WOMAN'S
fA0A VENGEANCE" ETC. Ero.
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Several mica m nave been discovered
in Nevada within the isst two or three
years, but in consequence "a the low price
of the mineral in commercial circles, they
have not been worked to any extent. Now
the article is in greater demand, particu-
larly by reason Of large orders from China,
and much activity prevails.
The olive tree, like the orange and
lemon, is readily grown in California.
Heretofore it has been cultivated more for
it's foliage than anything else, and its fruit
has been allowed to wither and go to waste.
Within year parties have been utilizing
the fruit by manufacturing it into oil.
Some of this oil has been put into the
market and it has found a ready sale.
It is of bright, rich color, and, if
not equal to the pure imported Lucca
oil, it is superior to most Of the olive oil
sold.
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Aizevcees
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+. ,zi;i;E1sX IL U,x&ax'.Ax'N@ y
SS g 9 SsssKe'MllletlG'


and Herbal Jui es, A nti.BiliOhs
.t Granules. THE @LlTTLE GIANT"
CATHARTIC, Or Multum in Parvo
Physic. ~ - ''"'''" 2''
y The novelty Of modern Meiical Chemical, and
Pharmaceutical science, No use Of ANY longer
composed Of cheap, ycrnds' and, bulky ingroiil.
ents, when we can, by careful application et
chemical science, extract AL the hathartic and
sas saa S sm ss :n o
lasks.
by those Of the most senstlvs ssomAehs and fas-
represents, IN most ooncentrated form, - much
ia4ss pilsp iii POUND found III se Il dfus!shcps M From
y s r se psdps %d hARTs s% spe
esot eRs bt such IS not 1 III s
active medicinal principles OF which they are
one S. III eeB oe e seuss %es
sniief and findfy % opsrasias.t tes;ttksrtfe. a;t III A''
" $500 Reward ishereby onered by the pro-
Rpes RssGG St sss fas s o9e aaons SnS O.
., oher forms Of mercury, mineral poison or IN
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
il Eh usnE es Thsy GRst.
or occupation, For JA4ndics, Headache,
COnstipatfOn,1 Impure Brood, Pain
I'm tho Shoulders TiGhtneSe OF tho
Ghost, DlzzinesS, Sour EructatiOMs
from the StO mach, Mad otastS in the
mouth. Bilious, attacks, Pain in re-
giOn OF Kidneys, Internal Fever,
h!oeted iesling about stemach,hush
ns 9f 5loGa to MstSifsd, h-SS1orsa SSdo1
EorebodinEs, take pr, Pierce's Pleas:
ant PurgatfVe Rellets. 4 HI explanation Of
ne Ismedlal powsE q I, %E fg5gsaye Pellets
economy IL nni7 81 fssi, hot giand or
tissue leseaPihg ithsir aan1tlve im::
press. Age does not impair the properties OF
d these PelleA nFley are snSaf-coxtsd and In
Sy i!9ssa prs.srsssd - sds lsss% q ans
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-11

viendrOnt dies dicux semblables Il
Dieu le ptre ct i Jesus Christ. lis
ctlebreiont des trtes somptueuses;
assis i DIES tables splendides, ills
mangeront lambroisie, boiront le
nectar, ct leurs temmcs sc transfer
mcront Ell dtesseS dune incorrup-
tible beaute.
ELlSEE RECLJS.
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PR1x DEs ANNoNcEs;

Far carr6 de 10 lignes, on molns, pre-
mierc INSERTION --.-.--- 81 w
Par carr6 de chaque publication sub
s.,,.,,+. 75
Les communicates lie nature pcrsom'cll'
1T les avis i rannee sc reglcront de gre !;
.r6 avec reditcur.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-11

Toutes les relations des voyagcnrs
contirment Ell etfet que les saints du
>lernicr iour sont loin d'Gtre rcligieux
dams le y,y,i sens du mot. CcVaine-
u,cuL uit COmi'te i'atn'i ,"-, i".'ls>
imes tendres CT n:,ives qul sont
,msse,lees dun vGritablc amour d'l
i,ien. oui1kll6rissent les hommes Si,'-
c1rc,nent, ct etudient avec un ze'e
,.m,, les paroles inspirtes des plaques
de Neu1sl, mails Ia plupart des NOR
md semblent Gtre des gems sros-
siers oui veulent Sc decharser du
soin de penser. N'ayant aucune con-
ction ,,ersonnelle, ills croient sur
arole, ct peu a peu leur religion de-
Went une habitude, une genuflex'
ion. me pure forme. Nal vns sont les
mormons qui refl6chissent ct d'scu-
tent sur les questions theolos'que,s,
In nature de Dieu, des anges' ne
PANE humaine. LIE savant Orsoh
Pratt, qui Il passe vinst annees ue
sa vie i retli ger Ell corps de doctrine
les opinions ct les hallncinatlo'ls des
fonlateurs du mormonismos est con.
sidere prcsque CONNIE I'M apos'at
uarcc Gu'il pris sd religion all
serieux ct sen est fait le grand inter-
nr1te. En- revanche, cenx qul ne
s'inouietent nullementd'; d';.bstractlons
inutlles, ceux qui croient sans phrases
sont les saints mo,leles. lie vral NOR
mon sc contente d'obeir ct de payer
religieuscmcnt Ia dime de son ble'''
de son rcvenu, de son travail.
II rest point inutile cependant
d'etudier Ia doctrine dies disciples
de Joseph Smith, car ellie est en-
narfaite harmonic avec leurs lnstl'
tutions ct leur etat social. Long
temps on cru qu'elle n'offrait r'e'
de no,lveau, ct que, sauf la restau
rats, de la polygamie antique, e''t
rdssemblait plus OH moins aux doc
trines des innombrables sectes pro
testantcs qui sc partagent le mond'
rcligieux dies Etats- Unls. Cest nh'
erreur. H. mormons refusent u Dol
lroit toute assimilation awe
ocuti|s de leur patrie. lis ont leu
revelation propre, leurs prophete;s
lcurs dogmcs: lis representent
uoureHe alliance, ct succedent a
christianisme abatardi, de mem
que celui-ci succeda i Ia rellglo
iuive. Joseph Smith s'est ass's
son tour sur le tr6ne qu'occupere,,
Noise ct Jesus-C Christ. IL accep'
CONNIE un heritage sacre les hvr.
de ralliance juive atlssi ben que
Nouveau Testament; mais il sexp
que par une revelation superleure:'
il lonne AL monde la vraie Bible,
livre lie Mormon.
Au premier abord, ,rensemble de
revelation mormone n'otfre que
ou'un 6trange 6clectisme de myth
hindous, d'apereus neoplatonic'e
ct gnostiques, de sensual'te mali
metaue ct de preceptes chret'e'
Comme Zorvastre, les saints
connaissent les genies du b'
ct du NAL; CONNIE Pythasore,
croient d Ii metempsycose; dep.
longtemps lis ont adopte les rever
americaines sur la parente des
prits ct sur les sympathies des an
snurs reli6es Pune 4 rautre DIES dc
l.. sS.to
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-11
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS.

Nm,vcllc-Orleans:-A G. Romain, Tcho'l-
pitoulas ST.. No. Is.
St.-Jacques, St.-Jean-Baptiste, lber'll'e,
Assumption ct Ascension:-J"st Comes
DunaldSOnvilie.
Lafayette, Attakapas:-Ed"uarl f. Mo'''
ton.
Nouvelle- lle-l,6rie:-Augustc Girod.
Observation-Disclosures Feitcl.
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vAR1ETEs-
T.E MORNIONISM1I
les EFT 4 II S - u u s .

u.-Ls DOCTRINE DEs MoRNoNs.
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parcil, Ia smiete sc condamnc ellie
meme. Ellc sc declare imprcvoxan-
te. impuissantc 1t crucllc. Avssi,
pour sc METRE Ell regle ct Ell pax
ayec sa conscience, accepte t:elle
ayec une reconnaissance proton1e lc
systeme dies circumstances attennan
tes pour ccux qu'elle trappe ct i'our
ellie meme.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-11

Il lcurs cotes ct Ia Chartc sur lcnrs
tetes. QUAINT a Napoleon III, tlall-
que dun Strat ct dune Chambre,
monte sur lie navire I7cbiScitc, il ma.
viguait silrement ct noblement sal
les eaux .l6sornais calmes du suttls,
sc universal.
Done, ayons Till empire OH une roy
aute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-12
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
CERTIFICATES OF MERIT 10 BE BROUGHT INTO
OPERATION ORDERS.

CERTIFICATES OF MERIT 10 BE BROUGHT INTO
OPERATION ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, Doc. IL, 1877.
general order from the War Department recites
that the President to whose attention tho subject Of
issuing "ccrtidcates OF Merit" under sections 1916
and 2s5 Of the Revised Stat utes has been Invited is
pleased TO direct shall be brought
INTO opernon 10 take ELECT from June - 1874,
The o approval OF the ACT u revise and consoii
date the statutes OF the Unted states Section 2l6
provides that when any private soldier shall have
distinguished himself In the service, the President
may, on the recommendation oil the commanding OIL
Ger OF the cgment TO which SUCH private soidier be-
longs grant him u certificate OF mert.o Recommen-
datons may he made account OF any distne cd
Conduct exhibited since June 20. 1874. As bravery
and ndclity duty are the Characteristics OF every
soldier extra rewards ior such conduct
be pectcu. The certificate Of merit WIN only be
ferred Tor acts winch distinguish soldier above his
comrades. Recommendations Will only DC made upon
this understanding. The AdJutant General VIII pre-
pare suitable parchment forms Tor tue ccrGc4tc and
extra pay allowed under section 1856
ORDERS
Assistant Surgeon James ). KimbaIl Is relieved from
duty In the Department vi the East ana ordered 10
report 10 the commanding officer Al Fort Columbus,
New York Harbor, Tor duty al that post.
Second Lieutenant J. W. RoscDqucst, Fourth cav
airy IS dropped from the rolls oil the army Tor dcsor
ton, to datc from December I, 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-12
BOSTON CITY ELECTION.
HENRY l. PIERCE ELECTED MAYOR OVER MT.
PRINCE, THE PRESENT DEMOCRATIC IScUM-
BENT--A NoN-PARTIsAN TRIUMPH.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO Tue HERALD


PRINCE, THE PRESENT DEMOCRATIC IScUM-
BENT--A NoNPAETIsAN TRIUMPH.
(DY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
BosroS, Dec. H. 1871
One OF the most exciting elections held In this
city took place to-day. The canvass the readers OF
the HERALD know, has been very animated, and the
utmost efforts have been put forth on the one
side to perpet uate the democratic hold on the city
government and on the other to redeem the city from
partisan rule. The nominee OF the CITIZENS, reIubl-
cans and independent democrats, ey-Cougicssmau
Henry /. Pierce. is elected Mayor by 2.l5o majority
over Hon. f. o. Prince, secretary OF the Democratic
National Committee, the present incumbent aud the
triumph for non-part,san government IS complete.
with new Board OF Aldermen being. with possibly
one exception, composed of the mcE who tho
ticket with Mr. Pierce
SO many appeals having been made for voters TO DO
on hand early that the voting began brskiy on tho
opening OF the polls at seven A. ~, and the bulk Of
the votes wcrc cast before noon. Much scratching
was INDUCED IN on the AlderiHanic, school Commis-
sion and Common Council candidates, but no disturb
ance oil any moment Is reported.
QuIBDLE.
On tho regular democratic ticket. in small type, d.
rectly under the name OF Mayor Prince, that OF
G. f. johnson, simply and i Is asserted that as moth
ing appeared TO indicate that johnson was the Gu
graver Of the ticket he could legally be counted
Mayoraty candidac but rs the law takes cognizance
OF the intent ana purpose OF the voter well his
action. IL would appear that The idea OF considering
Mr. johnson as u candidate vcrged very absurd.
ity
CHALLENGING RESISTED.
In the Sixth ward matters went smoothly until
about noon, when the threatened challenging began.
Al first the challcngcrs greeted with jccrs and
hlsses but upon pcrsstence the crowd began TO .re
Of simple ''mouthing," ana tho challengers were
seized and run out into the street. without bodily
harm, the roughs seeming TO enjoy the rough play.
In tho other wards there trouble OF any kind,
and every means was used to bring out full vote
carriages being used with great bcrality
THE GALLANT SCRATCHING.
Among the names scratched were thdse OF Misses
Lucia NJ Peabody and Lucrctla =. Hale tho School
Commission, the ungaant scratchers substituting
names OF Abrani Il. Gutter, Joseph A. Tucker and
others. The Adcrmanic tickets were scratched and
pasted in every conceivable way democrats, repub-
licans. citizens, independent labor reform and other
Candidates bang mixed IN most bipartisan manner
VOTE.
The result shows that Pierce received rs O33 votes
and Prince 22,sS2 being the largest vote in
lac eli
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UNPkOFITABLE INSURANCE.

THE CANADA AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COM.
PANY GOES INTO LIQUIDATION.
MONTREAL, Dec. III, 1877.
The Canadian Agricultural Insurance Company has
gone into liquidation. Tho Insolvency OF the Pres,.
don't, Villain Angus, no doubt preclptatcd this nc.
tion which. however, was inevitable, owing to tho
clamors OF tho Quebec shareholders for winding up
the business. Two calls OF ton per cent each we're
made within two years and were found dficut
10 collect The policy of the company was
to run long possible without making
calls, and consequence money was raised from
private sources These caims, amounting to $25 900
or 1856 900, ore pressing agairst the com pany
aud IN addition there are about $50 900 uncontested
CLAIMS by not met he payment OF calls
already made will probably cover all tho liabilities
Only a smul proportion oil the second call has, bow
ever been pad. Insurers are said to DO secure, al
though they may be obliged ~ wait some time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-12
COMPROMISED.

THE AFFAIRS OF THE NEWPORT MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY ARRANGED SO AS TO LET THE
MILLS KEEP RUNNING.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l., Dec II, 1877.
The Newport Manufacturing Company, which re-
Gently failed, have mado settlement with their
creditors and thus bankruptcy will be avoided and
the Perry cotton mill and other industries with which
The company were Identified Will be allowed to SO on
ana give employ ment to large number OF individuals.
Tue company pay lltye eight cents on the dollar, ana
the Indorser Of tho company's paper, Mr. Benjamin
Finch, agrees TO the adding OF clause Ia the inden-
which severaliy aud jointly binds HIM and lhc
members OF the firm, their heirs ana assigns TO the
payments named In the Instrument. All but one bank
this city hold their paper and they have Nil signod
the agreement submitted by the company The banks
in New York, Boston, Providence and elsewhere
holding the paper nave also signhed their willingness
10 accept Whatever terms were agreed upon by the
local banks.
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THE WRECKED HURON.
REPORT OF PAY DIRECTOR LooKER-PRo-
cEEpINos OF THE NAVAL COURT.

REPORT OF PAY DIRECTOR LooKER-PRo-
cEEpINos OF THE NAVAL COURT.
WASHINGTON, Dec IL, 1877.
Tho following telegram was recently received at the
Navy Department from Nag's Head
Hon. X. w. THOMPSON
Everything possible has been done by Lieutenant
Arthurs ami Lieutenant harrington aud tneir mon,
aud most tendcry, thoroughly and exhaustivcy have
they performed their duttcs They deserve all praise
They have worked INCREASINGLY night and day, ana
Green's plans TO the recovery, burial and marking
OF bodies perfect and tho department. and friends
done.
have been aboard the wreck twice. Ono body was
recovered this evening Saturday us lcf-that OF
Charles Chapman paymaster's yeoinan No moro
bodies arc known to bc aboard. Ninety bodies are
saved OF these officers and Il men have been iden
titled: ii bodies are unknown. ! think oil has now
been done that Can be dono by Lieutenant Green's
party. The wreck,ng steamer gang IS now ~ ull
charge and can do the rest. The wreck under
water except portion OF the bow ut low water, and
other parts here AMI there The pivot gun is visible
and can be The ship is hoggcd and the whole
starboard side ripped on. The Is dashing and
over her. THOMAS H. LOCKER,
Pay Director. United States Navy.
PREVIOUS WRECKS IN THE NEGHBoRHooD.
AS matter OF interest In connection with the re-
loss Of the Huron It stated that tho captains OF
steamships In tho Southern trade havo lately OK
perenced an unusually strong westerly current.
Within tho past lew years many merchant steamers
whose masters had great experience IN the navigation
OF our const have been wrecked on and In the vicinity
of Body lsapd near tho point where the duron was
wrecked. Among tho numDer the steamer Vera
Cruz a side wheeler, Captain Massey, from New
York TO Vera Cruz, was totally wrecked on Body
Island In $50; the steamer Eagle, side wheel Captain
Green. from Now York to Havana, was lost On Body
Island: the Ariadne from New York to Galveston,
Captain Doane, was also lost within about two miIos
oil Body Island light about three years ago; tho
steamer General Sherman, from New York. was also
wrecked there. The commanders OF these vessels are
among the most experienced navigators OF our coast.
Tho naval court Of inquiry Today examined En-.
gincer Warbur,on and Captain oil the After Guard
Traiuor, and then adjourned TIL tomorrow.