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and Colonel Hardee, of NewOrleans, sanitary enei-
neer They are furnished with all the improved in
struments and appliances necessary to a complete
study of the subject, and on reaching Havana VIII
establish laboratory. They Will remain there
pitfalls and studying the sanitary surroundings OF
the city, and on their return viii report to the Ma
tional Board of Health.
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NO NEW CONTRACT WITH PACIFIC MAIL.

The recently published statements that new
agreement had been made between the overland
railroads and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
were denied positively Tuesday by prominent OFF,
GERS of the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific
Roads, The sixty-days' notice Of the dissolution of
the former contract, which was given by the Off
GERS of the overland roads, expired about two weeks
ago.
Pacific. said recently: "The old contract has ex-
pired and the payments of the subsidy have ceased.
no new been formed aud Is safe 10 say
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announcements,

The largest retail clothing business in Amer.
lea or Europe done By Baldwin the CoElc
ner o. Broadway and Canal-st.. New.Yosk
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STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of tho
~ Geueratve ORGANS radically and speedily c1rel Holrs
TO and to T. HENRY ADANIELS NJ. D. StOn.av
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. NO.
2ls BROADWAY.
Dam 73r Noon. s3' .. m 90 atngn, 49,
Hirhest during the dav o.. Lowest: a.
Average n Is. same day, 1873. oO's'
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MARINE INTELLIGENU
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


srn r,s.. 4.3sI sun scts 7;35 Clock fast. 3n. 55s
Moon sets BOB Moon sDuths. Moons age. days ii
WAFER rO-DAY-A. NJ ~
sandy Hook. 1906 Gov Island. 1926 Hell Gate..... SI3
HriH WATER today. NJ 49,
Sandy Hook 1872 Island. $50 Hell u Ate $3.50
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THE FOURTH IN BROOKLYN.

The use OF the following varieties of fireworks is
prohibited in Brooklyn on the Fourth Of July by
city ordinances: Canuon-crackers. Chinese rockets,
Chinese bombs, doube-headers, squibs, seTpents or
cbasers spit-devls, grasshoppers, tourbillions or
table rockets, flying pigeons colored tabeaux fire
containing sulphor as an Ingredient and union tor
pedoes. IN that city there will be celebration at
Iompkin's Park at p. m, at which A. w. Gleason
is 10 deliver an Grafton and the Declaration of In
dependence will, OF course, be read. The Social
istic Labor party will parade through number OF
street, In the Eastern District, and will then ride
10 RidgcWay Park, where picnic Will be INDUCED
an. Provision has been made for the awakening OF
the people at daybreak by the firing OF salutes at
Fort Green Park at the foot Of COurt-St., and at
The head of Stagg-st. In the evening public dis
PLAYS of fireworks win take place at Fort Green.
AT Broadway and Belvedere-st., on the block
bounded by North Eleventh, North Twelfth and
Third and Fourth-sts., and on the block bounded
by Eighth aud NIath-aves. and Tenth and Eleventh
gfs
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EXAMINING SOURCES OF YELLOW FEVER.
Tie commissioners appointed to investigate the
mature of yellow fever and the means Of preventing
its importation into this country will sail for Ha-
yana this afternoon OH the steamship City OF Wash
fngton. They are DR.. Sanford T.. Chaille. of New
Orleans; Surgeon G. NJ Sternberg OF the United
States Army; DR.. John Guitiras, OF Philadelphia,
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A RIJMOR ABOUT ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.
DENIALs IN THIS CITY OF REPORT CIRCULAIEi

A y
DENIALs IN THIS CITY OF A REPORT CIRCULATED
IN CINCINNATI.
Aprivate dispatch received in this city late last
night from Cncin natl stated that twas TeportedIn
that citythat Archbishop Purcell had become insane
from his financial difficulties, and that he was now
being cared for in retreat near Albany this State.
InOuiries made of the Catholic clergy IN this city,
however failed to verify the Tumor. Cardinal
McCloskcy could not be seen, bat Vicar-Generai
Quinn said he had not heard any such
report. Archbishop Purcell was in the city
a few days ago, and went from here to
Albany Since that time Vcar-Gencral Quinn
had not heard from him. but he did not believe the
rumOr was true. When in this city the ArchDiShop
was the guest Of Father Kearney, OF the ola II.
patrick's Cathedral. -, ,
Father Kcarney said that he had heard nothing Of
the rImored insanity of the Archbishop The latter
left this city about four days ago ana went 10 lhe
Convent of the Sacred Heart near Albany, where
he was now. The Archbishop was feeble III heaitI
and bowed down with the weight OF ms financial
troubles hut showed no indication OF insanity.
Father Kcarncv said that If there lad been any
t,uth in the rtimOr Cardinal McClOskCy and his
private secretary, Father Farley, o. NcaT,G en@raI
Quinn would certainly know It, He had talked
with Father Farley yesterday. but nothing was
SAID aifut any such TumoT therefore lie dld not
thiak there could DC any truth III IL.
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INTENDING TO POISON his MOTHER.

JOHN HOWE PUTS PARIS GREEN ~ 1IIE FAMILY lEA.
According to information gathered yesterday IN
relation To an attempt made at UniOnport, IN the
township of Westcheste,, by young man named
John Howe, to poison two brothers by mixing Paris
green in their tea the facts are as follows Joih
Howe was arrested on complaint of his mother
Catherine Howe. widow. She and four sons. all
unmarried, have been living together. Peter tue
eldest is employed as engineer at the girls depart
ment of the Catholic Protectory, and John, nine
teen wears old was employed there also as laborer
at $40 week. James Is a wheelWrlght, anu
Francis is about seventeen years old -
On Saturday, June II, allef Nlrs' IoWe anu iiol
son John had partaken Of their tea, John put some
milk and sugar in two other cups Tor James ana
Francis leaving them to help themselves 10 yen
from the teapot on the stove when tnty sn0nlu
reach home. Mrs. Howe then went out Tor snort
time. and in her absence John went away. James
and francis on reaching home poured ont their tea.
Francis not relshing the taste, put 1t down.
James, however, drank a portion OF ms before nc
became aware of anything being wrong. lie tHetl
threw the contents of his cup into pan ana LOOK
fresh tea from the pot, which tasted Det'er' mrs'
Howe on her return home, tasted the tea, and ind
ing il bad threw the contents INTO tIe sop pan,
and III so doing discovered a thick rcsdum q, Whau
she suspected to be Paris green. James ahu rihcs
shortly afterward became Sick when Dr. ElllS was
called in and antidotcs were administered 50 InaV
they soon recovered. Il 80, no,
seen until last Friday evening, when tnG ihIin ns
accused him of his attempt to poison his DrotneIS'
which he did not deny At the lnstlgatlOn OF inc
two victims, Mrs. Howe made complaint before
Justice Jarvis. who committees Joir Iurl,
County Jail to await the action OF the Orand july
While in charge Of the constable Howe auin'I'tSu
putting the poison into the cups, but SAID thal TIC
intended il for his mother.
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The Nominations.

The Convention on Monday was
Harmonious and enthusiastic and the
ticket nominated We hardly
know what to say as We are hon.
ored by being on it. We know, how.
ever. that DR.. JACKSON. Messrs.
RAINS, KEARxEy and HAxL1x are
competent and honest. and being
that, a. we'll AZ sound working
Democrats, none can object to them,
unless It be the unreasonable sore.
head.
We leave tho pnblic to Judge Of our
own merits; but We ask them to sus.
tain the ticket With that unanimity
they have sustained the democratic
ticket In tn past.
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tlemen were eelected BY their res.

tlemen were selected by their res.
rective delecatt N:
Ward IA. r. Lemee, l. c .spari.
al. Il. Weaver, G L. Trtchel.
/" 3-J. o Williams. r. E. Ham.
&c Noise. Henry Hymns.
" 5-A. F. Massey. r. W. Free.
man.
GA. v. Carter. ] v. Burkrn.
" IN. Sincletary. G. A. Presley
Sd i K"v. A. Il Dnwden.
&C n Wheeler T. J. Flanner
10 DIR. Griffin, s. o. Scruvgs.
The chair announced the following
names to serve Us q committee at
large
NJ. J. Cunningham.
q. L. Gillespie.
q. !. Smith.
J. f. Messi.
+. P. Chaplin.
P.S: Prudhomm",
s. Hvnes.
W. French.
The chair now made q public an.
nouncement OF the coming grand
barbecue to take place here on the
18th inst. and invited the earnes: CO.
operation OF the members OF the con.
vention to assist in making the re-
cep'ion 1t the leaders OF tho Demo.
cracy OF Louisiana = success. The
Convention then anio,,rrad sine die.
s. o. SCRUG(
Chairman.
j. c. NOISE,
Secretary.
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~ Democsatic party may die DO.
o4A q receat years. Il has been
80 uow,sely led; bat To ORIGINAL
oeeejD q American free govern.
oees cannot die. and BY this or 9th.
oeaoe 4 viii always exist. But
~ osesahaek aummery was the
enpd2 sage thunder. Ito man.
SAse1gee shook hollow paper paste
oooed iaths sir and tho reyerbers.
oeoe NM swful. The pressure Of
oeN91nln We perfect. and tho belly.
10ado Il the mighty ballon shone
Iooeeooly toe Q time In summer sun.
61loA aad tho world wondered and
odoood. But the one siuele. delu.
IN 0nseo1D id1s Of tho 0reenbsck
eeUsoihatjo0 be- BEEN picked By 70.
nop<3oo and By tho influx Of gold.
~ leeunptioa having effected I'D
pUDeee q ''hosnswogsling" . few
09ooeoDol omces. b extinct. The
eeoeseo nm and brother be- sbau.
6ooed & b 20 after Grant or has
ohoooeoo4 Il 70 20 sttee Grant or
Do0oao G Blaine and hard money.
I'd ~ cad hao coma.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS;
NOTICE,
SUCCESSION SALE.

SUBMISSION SALE.
Succession Of Theo. Schuman. Decd
QY virtue Of an order of the Hon. the
ID Parish Court in and for the pari,h
Of Natchitoches, and to mo directeK I
will sell on the premises at the corner Of
Front and St. Denis streets in the city
of Natchitoches, on
Wednesday, the Sd day Of Dec. 1879.
the following described property belong.
10y to said Succession, to.wit:
a certain lot Of ground with al the
buildings and improvements thereon.
situated in the City Of Natchitoches. at
the corner Of Front and St. Denis streots
measuring about dfty-cight feet front on
Front street, and abOut thirty.niue feet
front on St. Denis street.
Terms and Condition OF Sale.
On credit of twelve months from tlav
OF sale, purchaser to give bis twelve
months bond, with approved sscnrity
payable to the order Of the Admiuistra''
tor, bearing eight per cent interest from
date, with special mortgage aid van.
doris privilege retained on The prop,rtv
to secure tho payment Of purchase price.
JAMES GENIUS.
Nov. !. Administrator,
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New Advertisements.
NORMAND'S BALM.
A HOME REMEDY
AND
SURE CURE.

For the in!t"'liatr Relief and pcrma.
n"nt Cur" OF CUTS, Bl'R\S, BRUISES,
WOUNDS, EAR ACHES. and all Skin
Diseases or Er"p,ion> We place before
the public Il preparation which is oC the
highest standard Of excellence. second
I" none. t., the class Of diseases for
which il is Intended We claim il 10 Il"
Il Specific for this class Of disease, hav-
ing submitted it +" rigid test, extend
ing over u period "f thirty-iv. wears
~ treating the most obstinate cases
which hav" com" under ON, observation
with It successfully.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Schmidt & Zeigler vs.. J. Ernest n
Parish Court, Parish of Natchitotiu
No. l74j.
by virtue Of q writ of Fi..Ft. =
ID in the above entitled and D ~
suit and to me directed, l have N
and will offer for sale to tho II ,
highest bidder at the door # I'D {.
House in the city aud parish ofxa
toches, on
Saturday. Decemb Dor 9Th. ian
between the legal hours Of ssls. III
lowing described property, to.Vit:
One certain dwelling houss lin
Northwest of the city Of NatehitoelsI
township :, range 8, about ons se1a
Of mile from the limits Of cid &
now or heretofore occu led b. IN /
PENDANT, j. Ernest Breda.
Terms Of Sale:
Casb-suLject to appraisemsat
L. A. DEBLlEW
Nov. /. 0ksiI
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K. p. HUDSON.
NATCHITOCHEs, La, !
August 22Al 1879.

NATCHTTOClIEs, La,
August 22s,l 1879.
Mr.. Jules NOrmand
l have been afflicted for
several years with painful inflammation
and liberation Of my leg. resulting from
an injury sustained by my buggy wheels
running over it, have tried many rem
cdies without avail. until several months
ago l commenced the use of "Normand's
Balm" which has been Of great benefit
and is the only application, of the many
tried by me, which, has afforded substan-
tantial relief-I regard it as invaluable
and cheerfully recommend it for the Ger
tain cure Of bruises, wounds, cuts, intlam.
nation and liberation.
Yours Respectfully,
WILL. NJ. LEVY.
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Facts for Cogitsti0n.

On the lst Of January Greenbacks
reached par because. on that dat4
their redemption In GOLD and SILVER be-
gan.
Cotton Wa worth then lO4@llc
per pound.
Goods Of all kinds, including pro-
visions, iron, clothing and salt. were
down lower than ever before and con.
tinusd down until since September
1st, 1879.
Since that date JoHN SHERMAN. on
the demand Of the business inter-
ests'' intlat@l the currency just ONE
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS.
The demand from Europe for bread
and meat inflated the currency about
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS MORE.
The total imitation just Two HUN.
DRED MILLIONS. --.
What effect did It have 4?
In the north. then breadstuffs,
their meat their iron, and coal and
clothing advanced on an average
fifty per cent!
Nails advanced 50 per barrels.
Meats 50 per cent.
&C., &C., &c.
In the South!
Cotton stands still.
Has not advanced q cent.
In other words tho purchasing
price Of a pound Of cotton 10 FIFTY
PER CENT LESS than Il WAS 80 day ago.
Why is this
Because your par paper has been
inflated just $2OO.OOo millions too
much for staple the price OF which
10 not regulated In this country were
your legislation can reach 1t, but is
fixed at MANCHESTER and LIVERPOOL
In England, at HAvRE in FRANCE.
Yhe farmer Of the North has by
this small Initiation made you pay so
per cent more than you would have
had to pay had 1t not been done.
Let the greenback imitation OF par
paper como and what would your
pound Of cotton purchase
Take your pencil and calculate.
and vote to initiate q currency that
sends up provisions and pulls down
cotton!
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Ooe. Q. O. HENDERSON, oQCoddo par.
-, bs candidate for tho position Of
0seue judge Of this, lot District.
~ H1uDIlsoN b q gentleman, q
SCHOLAR aad . lawyer q nne attain.
0oo0 aad will ornament any posi-.
10 . which he may Be elected.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
W. c. Jack vs.. G. E. Gillespie, ntJti
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchits,ls
No. 1910.
QY virtue Of q writ of Fl. FL, iaai
- the above entitled and psnlu
snit and to me directed, l have u
and will offer for sale to the lat i
highest bidder at the door Of the os
House in the city and parish Of Nal,ID
ches, on. lRI
Saturday, November 18th, IN
between the legal hours Of sals, tb||
lowing described property, to-wit:
10 School Desks, lot Of HI II
Blackboard and frame, ualk
writing benches, s beucbea ~ .
microscope, one cone.. ono gbA
small globe, ten anatomical, 3 esg
cal charts, one box cubic Mil g
pair medical scales, ono arm ~
bell, four tablets, ono dhCA
abacus
Terms Of Sale. ! / /
Cash-suIject to appraisemesk
l. A. DEbLlN4 (
Nov. 1. ~
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Sease sorry 70 hear Of the retire.
oeqt q our friend Major h. j. HxAs.
%, ~, from tho New Orleans
0oo1A1. Hie namo d coaneotad
- loulslansS darkest %, and
- ~ Ind voice bee IN the naat
0e0o oQb)o work for biz NATIVE 6tata
- - hppe ths future 3 biz With
~ peo0abe Sor him which he 10
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WILTZ WAVE!
0foDl Democratic BoOml!
Wm Deneastrste In Natehitoches
0selsy, November 18th, 1879.

0eVeeDor Louis A. Wiltz, Hons. l..
y! 1c1nery, ]. G. Egan, Allen Ju.
~ T. b. Fay, W. A. Strong, E. A.
0QRte. Il. n. Ogden. E. John Ellis,
N n. Levy. W. h. Jack, B. +.
Jsoas, and other distinguished speak.
60 W1ll address the stalWart Democ.
~ Of this parish
AOIand Barbecue 70 In contempla-
Cd. "a . good old Democratic love
Gn1e Will be induced IN.
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He. joHx O. Nor cuaE, whose
d11goceee, worth and complt ency b
- Well known throughout tho 6t2e
~ comment from %, % also . can.
d61ato nom Osddo parish for Judge
~ Court Of Appeals. from this,
II Circuit.
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A western paper Gays that ''by this
time OIL down casters have cot their
houses banked up and have laid In a
supply Of Johaeon'S Anodyne Lini-
ment." It would be q wise thina for
people hereabouts TO 10y in the Xno-
dyno. It 10 tho most yalusble lini.
ment In tho world.
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IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN IT'S
COMPOSITION.

and may ce applied to the most delicate
children with impunity
As specific for PILES and ERYSlpE.
LAS 1t has u" superior; it is very etfcc.
t'v. to prevent lock jaw in children when
applied t" the navel just cut.
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Read thu Follow iny testimonials IA rs
Virtue.

NArcHl1oc"Es, La, Aug 81, 1879.
l had my ankle badly bruised, hy nv
horse stepping upon it. | applied Nor
mani's Balm and experienced imnuedi
ate relief and q final cure. take great
pleasure in recommending its efficacy.
JOHN l.. GILL.
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Il d Cenire.

. VAcuuo1on, Oce. 3l.-The Garnet.
o0DeO ~ % ezhiDsratAd bY Tia
ecooGy oooet boom st tho North that
~ 20 t1lklng freely Of hayin0
49, oeet down b Louisions %
~ ~ pooce at the polla. IN
~ - ny lntho event Of Cofnell'S
AND AGAIN.
0e 1edleal speakers viii DO n
0eeeoieoehsD q I'd OF this month.
Aoeeg 0so 80 BLux1, LEWIS and
0ADx.
~ee people OF this pasish pra-
01oo0 IL RADICAL rule , ~
nm AxDwU II 7nY yoIlsi
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u. ". JoNlD. ESQ.,, Of Caddo parish,
oOootleman OF ability and q lawyer
41oo sanding, b also Q candidate
1se Judge Of tho Circuit Court from
~ 1t Dlatrick.
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SHtRIFF's sAI1
Payne, Cameron 4 Co., Va
well, ~

Payne, Cameron 4 Co., Va
we'll. V ''eA
''' District Court, Parish ofo.,,
by virtue Ola writ of Fl y
ID the above entitled o., = isea
suit and to me directed, + uasL..
and will offer for sale n ~. uW h.
highest msn.a H. bidder, .l at the door Of
tochcs, on u dkN
Saturday. the 9th day Of n.
at II A. NJ, the following d::,.,;.s' ~
crty, to-wit: '0ah
A certain plantation know,
Aux Clcre's plantation, tove,h.S4
and singular the buildings sn1,
'"cnts thereon, situated On a !! NJ h !
bank Of Red river ,le,cendin"" ~
'sh Of Natchitoches. about t :, .aa
above the town of Nstchito".teog
.' above by lands, now, or la, s
ing to, t" +. l.. IIyams, and c,'Nt ,'y
Is 100 acres. "''laF.
A tract or parcel Of land :. j,
OF land attached to said pIan..s
tanning III 800 acres, bonnd.s n
west by lands now, or l ItsIes .
hyam,, east by section q, tc,' ~.
range aud south by sect;s ~'
ship 10, range9. "a
The undivided half Of a t,,ct 49,.
section 35, township II, ranss 3 =
" owned by II. l.. Rnnett' ~,
Hyams, containing ??9 Sc.,aas
bounded northeast by land. NV NV :
mer!y belonging to BENZ. Gr,a .s., -
section 36, township il. r,ns.
south by section 5, township IA =.
A tract or parcel of land. h.;s.,l
:, and east half of northwest ss ~
section 2, township 10. north a ~
west, containing ia 7G-lOors..
The two last mentioned t,,...,
more fully described in Act Of ~
ac1nlttancc from Il. W. Simm...s
7. Br"adwcll Of date sth Febrn.,a |.
Of record in Recorders oAso.
Natchitoches. %
Terms of Sale:
Cash Subject to appraiserueot
L, A, DERT TrTv
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NATCIlITuC,,rs Auu o. ,s-n

NA1Cilr"CllEs. Aug. q, 1879.
hereby certify that I have used Nor.
ma"d's Balm on my lit tie daughter, who
was scalded. A few application of the
Balm cured it readily and left no mark.
l.. CASPARI.
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1oe1aehA eonvsotion OF 'Nonda,
seo VIZ good ''greenbsck
oone aod hat platform viii
s s9 ~ % pisk. The greenbaek
seDooeM ~ eeseioa. We too faver
u0hetAe boods b treasury nota,-
49, eeQGley noto haeksd By Gold
o9evoR vljeA eur mines an neo.
eeeeo go Quantities q 70 NJ
00Dl o0a11D eesoounptloa :,
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SUCCESSION SALE

Succession Of Theo. Schuual !
pY virtue of an order d ~.
ID the Parish Court in ~ 81
parish Of Natchitoches, to ~ -
will sell in the city Of Natchito'
Wednesday, the 18th Of M. Z
the following described properly n,
ing to the Succession Of Tbeos~
man, deceased. tO.wit:
A large stock of Merchandise
ing Of Dry Goods, Groceries h
Tinware, Crockeryware, &C.
at the store house, corner of 81
st. Denis streets. ...l II
Household and kitchen fdnH,, NE
various other movcables to 10 ea'
late residence of deceased. {
Terms Of Sale.-CASH. j
JAMES GEsM. |
Nov. l. AdminSsV
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We commend the two letters, from
these gentlemen, published In this
Issue, to the careful consideration of
all concerned:
Mr.. HRuHAN'S LnrR.
Editor Vindicstor f:

Horse and cattle powders II unad.
qItefated are OF immense advsntaQe.
Dut the large packs now cold are
ttosh, only one kind now known IN
tnls country are absolutely pure and
those ore Sheridsn's
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Those Of our renders Who deaire
teotr hair % take tho oomo color m
whom young should uso Hall'e Veee.
table Sicilian Hair Remover.
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Why Do Not Negroes S.eese 7

will some medical man explain
Why It 10 that tho negro u never
Known to sneeze? AK any old
planter, Who owned scores of sar.
wants. and be will tell you he never
heard one OF bis servants sneeze' II
may appear . very singular tact. but
Il y none the lees true; and Ne ailude
t0l just 70 show how uno6eeryant
most people 40. w
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JOSEPH G KEYSER.
Brickmalker and Laver-

PREPARED to do all work entrusted
l to him quickly and iu = workmsnl;Is
manner. Tomb, Chimneys, Cisterns and
other work solicited. 81"
Orders left at BULLARD 4 CAMP.
BELLS will DO promptly attended, No.
jan. a. ". w.
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TIN BROCK LIVERY Sr,Rrr

Ten BROCK LIVERY STABLE. }
Natchitoches. La, Aug. %. 1879. !
| have used Normand's Balm for sore
backs, gals, cuts, foot evil, &c. &c., in
horses, and found it very ct1icacious. 1t
is less trouble to use than other remedies
and it is a sure cure.
R.P. HUDSON.