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We claim that this wonderful water Is a
specific for diabetes and Brights disease Of
the Kidneys, two diseases always supposed 10
be incurable. 1t may not cure In every in
statce, but We claim that nine times out Of
ten a radical cure is effected. We are receiy-
ing every day certificates of wonderful cures
performed BY the use OF this water, which are
little short Of miraculous. It Is the most mar.
Vicious In It's curative properties the world has
ever seen or witnessed since the time OF It's
nameSake, the ancient pool Of Bethesda In
Jerusalem.
Read the following from the editor Of the
.uethOdia Rer0nie, Pittsburgh, Pa, in the
issue Of August ID, 1879:
ErHEsDA WATER.
A valuable medicine, Just as God made II,
Nothing has been found so beneficial for az.
!ections OF the kidneys us this. Mr.. James
Barns, u OF the original ME snbeS OF the
Methodist Protestant Church, writes 10 the
publishers OF this paper as follows: II have
begun to work again, and Seem to be we'll. !
sent to Mr.: Fleming, druggist, on Market
street, Pittsburgh, and he sent me a two Eal.
lon jug OF Bethesda Water. | found myself
better in two hours and q half, The location
Of the disease was about the right kidney"
Mr. Barns Il In his ninetieth year, and has
been very Ill indeed. His recovery isa cause
Oi much gratitude to his numerous friends.
JAMES ROBINSON.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia, New Jersey, Indiana, Illinois
and Maryland.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-50 cents per gallon, "a per quarter
bsrrcl, S per half-barrel, SIS per Barrel,
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Wafer in Wheeling.
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SATURDAY, THE 3Oth DAY. OF AUGUST, 1872

hNFH
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. N. Of said day, sell at The
public auction the following described paIeeis Of ieSi
state that Is 70 NV; Lots numbered one III and two
~ with their AppuFlenances. said lots Numbered
2ne ana Two are situitsi on 2lnes or wheeling
laiAlu' Number one contains ak ACES, one rood and
thiEty-three and hlteGn one hundrtdths roles, and
number two contains tTo acres, two rOods and four
aud one'hall poles. Sald lots are bounded on he pOnh
oy iGt nualbelSd three conveyed By z. Jacob, Com-
missioner, u John smith; on The vest by land nl Ban.
lei AeSEords; on the south, southwest and east q d
shown by the plat and paperS accompanying Tie papen
nled 10 the ONCE o. the Clerk Of the circuit Court Of
iAldOht0 county Ia the cause 10 ehanceFyin which The
odOre Fink and wife Werc ronplHina5ts and Daniel
Ianes execution and oLheu we're defendants, the east
line, Of same being what 10 calleI the track Of the nil.
road parcel, together with all the improvements Upan
aid 40 lots; also the right Of WayEI1nted byayrEement
o. Anon Ae5Eorts, trustee, Hans W. PHILLIPS and
Tttst TO slid GcoEreH II. Faubel, Of record In the clerks
9thseeI theCo1nty C!url Of said Orio 9 uuty 10 Deed
bo3k y, pass ~. Also all the i~olloWinT described
real estate lying and being AilmtFd on the lower
part Of Zane'a Island, AID AdIoInInE The lots
above nlIned: Rednniug At u stake In the line Of he
h"nph ID and Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
lrast and o0Tnor 70 Lands Of John Smith, John Fink
and said GeOre II. FAubel; thence With ESid FaubtIG
inS south seven AID one-1aarter degEeea, east twenty
aod cue-qu1ner poles 70 a stAks In the hedge fence
and eorSer % lands Of nld Faubel and other lands Of
Atbou MeSSordA ~trsGteei thcneD with said hedge
ience north eighty degrees, east d cen poles 70 stake,
corner TO lands held BY II. ". Phillips; thence north
nine degrees, ae9t twenty and one[luarter POLES to a
poles to pace Of beginning, oontainIng one acre. thrse
roods and thirteen and ihTes-f1uTthS poles, together
win al and singular the Improvement upon ESid last
named tFet Of land.
The. above described land l. we'll fsnced and
has created uPOH u an elegant reaLdenrR, barn and
other buildings besides a SlGughIer. house IcB house
and other improvements, aud Is al under high state
Of cultivation. The tlIlG 10 the above, which the
trustee viii convey, IL unexeeplionabe
TERN8 OF SAtk-Oue thousand dailan or ~ much
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NV ORLEAXs, August 18.-CotTee-QuieI
put hrn; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime,
1l1al5c. Straightforward fair and market
hrm; inferior TO good common Ga8Ac; COM.
70 good common 6ka7c; yellow clarified
1&a14Ec. MolaNes-Nominally UNCHANGED,
Mee-Quiet; Louisiana ordinary to choice 6X
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New YoRK, Observation-Disclosures COD
steady at Sl6 l2jIal6 Is. Iron-seotsh biz
In good demand at full prices at $40 0Oa2S 50:
American $l8 60a2l so; Russia sheeting SlI so
Al2 o.. Nails Cut 81 Is; clinch s. 75aI 40.
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BosroN, August 13.-wooL-In demand;
common ordinarya at full prices; considerable
inquiry for fine ~fieeccs; Ohio iIeeccs $50:
medium and No. l and Pennsylvania 40c;
Michigan aud Wisconsin 3Ia35c; medium
and No. 138a3pc.
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no %CONTRACrORs-

s.lsI proposal, viii Ie received a .sS Selee q tAe
Il |. \. W. Company D. .WheelnEt Wel
u = nail SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1870, Tor
~. ttIh1Tips work for the BenWood EGtenIion Of the
y W'1Ey. H. H. below wheeling.
T,og ,pani, 10 feet Zach, Of Howe Truss BEiaFO
-, WSstipI Crrek, together With tbe necessary Ple
II'ssJ,ilcn, aud tteitIs SupPeHSIOr the saae.
one IN span, IS feet, Of Howe Trus bTidg. over
Nm. together With the necessary pile IOundA-
tSs; aud ireSils supports Tor the same
IIoa, 7yn linsal let Of Pile Tresllo, With the
~, AD S,bS.rn. Braces, CtoI Ties and iron work for
Sl9ut is,qN cablc yArd' Of Excavation Gna En-
~LABEment. 7.
Pnpoul, will 10 received for each Of the above
,Ossld items or for the WhOls.
pt,,, and notifications Of tho work can 10 seen Al
IN. one II !. VI. BelleVLle, agent 0tthe I. sc,&st
i n 81 60, Al WheeIua Attfr Mondly, A1gnstll
ii n,aSo"al,, n. ]. BECKER,
:" Chief Engineer r., W. X. 4
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Cincinnati Hoe Marhe,.

UIEc1EEArI, August 13.-Hoes-Dull; com.
mon q 3laS 80; light s. 40as 40, packing
IS SSaS s.; butchers IS 6OaS 20; receipts 750
head; shipments $50 head.
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PRovERRs

THE Richest Blood, Sweetest breath and
FaiEe9tskint IN Hop B%itteTS."
"a little Hop BiLten saves big doctor bills
andlong sickness"
THAT invalid wife, mother, sister or child
can be made the picture Of health with Hon
when worn down and ready to take your
bed Hop Bitters Is what sou need"
Don't phySic and physic, for II weakens
and destroys, but take Hop Bitters, that
build up continually"
1hyseiAnS of all schools use and recon-.
mend Hop BitterS. Test them"
Health is beauty and joy-Hop DiLters
gives healthand beiuty.'
There are more cures made with Hop
Bitters than all other medicines"
When the brain is wcaried, the ncrves
unstrnng, the muscles weak, use Hop Bit.
.tersls az " 9fEsl.l,
That low, nervous fever, want Of sleep
indy weakness, calls for Hop Bitten."
Hop Cough Cure and PaIa Relief Is Pleas.
~g ant, Sure and Cheap.
For sale by LAuGHLIN BRos. & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
" Wheeling, W. Va.
TuTEdW
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Island Property.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Georse H.
Faubel and Annie, his vile, TO he 1ndSr1brpod
trustee, dated the 18th day Of January, 1875, ana
ree3Fdedin the Clerks once Of the County Court q
Shto county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust BOOK
Nc. ID pages SiS, 80 and $50, will, on
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s,l.l proposal, viii 10 received By the asderLtSn-
Il, ~ nsIt Ten day. lot . loan Of SlOo,QOO, Ia
~ n, al psFi, srsurSl by deed Oi trust on the sn-
M, iS'ss ,inoat Mil property, Furnace, Ae.
R,oI, In .hr sum Of $50 each, At ten ye1n' time,
s1dns $40 Pr Csnt iP!.rSss' RSYISIs SS'P.-aeesh.
.Sals'' Btnf Of Wheeling. No bid will be reCeiVed
n . than par ,,,r, ,.uaurrx,
THONA4 WBRIEN,!
., "a ta3n auia
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FRENCH POWDERS

SUFFERERS Lost Energy, Manly
~zE1s@-H tScE, Syphilis, OF any
form u dheaSe, cured At the old WESTERN
a,nnf By the only slro and reliable remedies.
no charge until cured. Call or write for free
Sdyioa. Charges low. Hall rates 20 the
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE -,., =, st.. 81, !,
Ayd Aur,t, 1919, / shall eirrT on The pharmacies.
~, md drug business at my old Itand, Odd Fell
W., So,ldlp,. On the IoathVSS, oOrnetot cbapliue
I'D twelfth streets, whseHusfW. Yl.,al sg'nt for
"" EDMUND BOOKING.
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"yIV D91 ANU WE6I,
On and aitsT Nay 25sh, 1879, Trains wiz run daily
: Through Trains 10 Pittsburgh.
2 Through Trains 10 Cleveland.
2ThTough Trains 10 ChIcRFo,
Cleveland. "eAH'ue ana
lance and Chieazo, n Az
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OHIO RAILROAD co,

@AlE
o. and after NAY Is, 1872, Passenger Tnlu. win
run a tonoWs-WheelIng Time:
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GLEvELAND 4 PITTSBURGH r. R.
C0NDRHGRD TINE TABLE,
GOING EAST N WET.

M3M-S%
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-05
Communicate
PARISH POLITICS,
WEST EEIlCJAN. h,p,, OF

WEST fELlCIANA, APRIL Sd, 1870
Hi'lIoR FELtcIANA SENTINEL:
o"hclent time has elapsed since tho ,,+o
e'ectlon, to admit of a calm and di.,,s
slonate discussion of IFS rosn1+ I -,
ol the result, as regards this par-
| i ISL In no other parish did the peculior
"i'lsloh' not Of parties, but of the demo.
o,"1o party and other attending circun,-
a'1ncoS exist, as ere incident to this
III some districts, independent Democrats
'noeed entered the field against the ROO
"l'r nominees, but these ran m +,.o;.
own merits and popularitv-on +hoir
Nv, n ''sponSiplllty in fact--and their con-
o'uacy represented no division Dey so
III 'he party ranks, that is to say no or,
s'nized division; and represented M
olii'' except IN so far as the individual
=, ,.oi''ocI"S by his personal action and w.
,,''o'i asS''ycd to raise it to that dignity
'.'io however, the germs Of a well defin
~ rupture had been literally sown ord
n"''sti'ousiy and carefully cultivated
"c'lon looking TO the welfare of the
'''i,S nao been offered by the "lcaders
~ '''e respective sides, through the medi.
IN vi " Pollcy OF moderation and n will q
'ieSS TO drop questions of minor i'm
L ~, 'an 1e IN order to secure unity upon "
noSo Ihat were regarded essential. Tn u
u , the only effort, (and that apparcnt- IL
oue nominal one,) as ridiculous rs f. a
.t -; "'ort,'e' was chat made in the Joint ID
.'.oi Oh inc rival committees, some Lift. m
'r1'e PRIOR TO the election of 1873. As al
reference to the record of the nrooood &C
:; 80 WI uiSclose, the simple and on7v WI
~, ~ uinefence was, as to the manner PIT
"hich the respective wards shonId We
'oso 'hclr delegates to the Parish con- AL
be exact about it in point of as
neither the wards should hold we
niai1es' or whether they should be "o
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-05

AsG@ During the past seven y,
eight months the Northern Repub
ilcan press has been industrious1v
ac7ocatiDg the disfran chisemcnt NJ
Tie negro as a voter, on the grour d
'"at lis ballot, as usually deposited
IS not an honest expression Of his
voluntary will. To such an extent
was this doctrine preached that in
me recent election for delegates to
the State Constitutional Convention
IL rSo7ed a most potent argument
Win the credulous fifteenth amend
menter's, when eloquently out to
them in words like these if he votes
tne Democrats into power the frs,
act Of that Democrat in the Con- |
7ent'on will DO to destroy his liber.
y that it resulted in a comnlote
walk over for the opposition. T. |
VIII be observed that ir the differ
ent sections the attempt to djsfran-
chlse is accredited to parties uia-
metr1cally opposed to each other
20 their names would indicate. bn,
whom we are forced to believe are {
Ia sympathy with each other, espe>
c'aily insofar as the one grand and G
ruling desire-the overthrow and i
perfect arnihilation Of everything o
Democratic-is concerned. AS ov. +
cry Intelligent reader is aware O
Inc abolition Of the negro ballot is q
rs much a chimerical proposition as " "
hat of his restoration TO a state Of y.
'ervItude would be. But still. the to
argument, when used OF these 10 in
lorart and superstitious beings has cd
he effect of placing the power Of p?
Representatives into the liz
ands OF a class of vicious and re- tai
engful ceatures, in this Parish. who COZ
re liable al any moment to institute POI
le same reign of shame and crime me
was experienced by the whole oh r
tate from 1868 to 1876, at the gra
stance of their own prejudices or rep
g d'ctation of INSCRIPTIONS and last
noltlous white men. TO avert the a ent'
station of such a catastrophe, we i aau
'D'0a 'nas IL would not gaes
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~ free book of nearly 100 LARGE
oetaVo pages for the sick. Full of v,ln-
aolo notes on scrof1la; diseases Of tho
olea''l'ng organs: diseases of men; dis
eaSes OF y omen; aches and pains; heart
troubles. 1,o'oles; and great variety of CuroS1c
DISEASES, with evidence that in most
f,m these diseases are durable. Send
1or one stamp. Address. ''ono
,1oro,,,- MURRAY HILL PUB. Co..
Ih'ichlo-''m No. l29 e. 2Sth Street. Nv
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Y NJ. GODDARD
W OODVIIJE N1cc
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l. u NJ B E z

Wonld respectfully beg to call the :,
seht'on OF the people of West FcIic1o,,,
ano adjacent parishes OLA. and countin"
o III MlSs;. That have constantly on hand.
inr, inS "a" Will; in Bayou sara. a
prepared to sell at the t,lloy inc ,,,.;a am
81 nel1vered at the mill, or at the u. ~ p
Heart Cypress oo-o
" oTchantablc Cypress I0G0
Peckeey Cypress. ..--....... t2'o0
fo" On a edge; ;.-7.:--..... i35o
'o sI:.;l!, edge, in large quantities.. :1O00
Aci'1S Tor humber positively cash, |
WILLIAM HOMERICJ
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De out Of order for the Convention
to make some provision in the new
organic law of the State REDUCING
the right to vote to property oual-
ifcation. An ARTICLE requiring an
individual to own at least two HIM.
dred and fifty dollars worth of tax.
ao'e property and levying a DOLL
tax OF from $3.50 to $500 per can.
'1a' and receipt for the faithful
payment Of the same to alone con-
stltute the right to vote would some
what palate the existing evil. We
are not aware Of anything prohibit
ing such restriction in the organic
law of the nation, and we arc cer-
tam more equitable measure for
the distribution OF the burdens If
government could not be devised
When some such restriction is mt
upon the revolutionary spirit of the
olack race with which our country is ;
a1h'cted, thea We will favor a re-
cogn'tlon of the Democratic portion
thereof in the nominating conven- s,
ions OF said party. but not before.
Iris right has never been conceded n
hem by the party to which We G
lain allegiance, and We hone If II
ever will. Let the negro exercise S:
us legal and constitutional rights OF
ut Tor the sake Of humanity never 81
gain put him ia a position to use %
ne spirit of evil that so abundant]v NJ
lis his heart, for the subjugation Of so
vl.izatIon to inky ignorance &c
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E| Jnder the non de DAxme of

Es5~ y nder the non de plane O
'U:TICa. in this issue Of the Sen
TIyEL, cit;z m of West Feliciana
appears before tn, public in a well
written letter discussing the,politi
cal situation. The main point of tn q
letter seems to be the early adjust
ment OF the political differences
~" existing in our midst. ANY one
well acquainted with the political
history of this Parish during the
past lew mo@'hs will naturally con,
c'nde that JUSTICE, like old Rim
Van Wrinkle. has just awoke from
a prolonged NAP; otherwise ne
would recogniz, the utter useless
ness OF Advancing the proposition
10 dissolve both CT the committees
ny voluntary action. A comorou
mise b SGD or the dissolution of the
Two committees and the election Of
another by the intelligent voters
Of the Parish, was offered by the
delegation appointed by the Fisher
Committee, at the jackson Gen. |
ven!'on but few weeks since, and |
'Se same disdainlully rejected
by the OPPOSITION. No doubt
Robe spiri! animated the mind of
Cur esteemed correspondent, when
ne pcnncd his article but the
nope OF a reunion, through the
method prescribed, We regret to
say is doomed to disappointment.
ne plain and unvarnished facts Of
the case are simply these A few |.
very lew, of the white and intelli.
gent voters of West Fel;ciana have {
set up their views in opposition to
nose OF the majority. The minor g
ty' to enforce their views, have
secured the support of the large ~
class OF negro voters, and a. aeon. |,
sequence the will of the very large h.
majority of intelligent tax paw IL
rs IS subverted. 1. is impossible -; -.
or our citizens to so soon forget the b,
amnaole era of negro supremacy OF
rom which We have but recently CT
scaped hence the fear of again &C
facing in their power the huciIia. pc
ION and robbery of our people.-| 90 no
Is not principle Of Democracy s.:
kncel to malcontents and we &C
oFe our people will appreciate tel
lis fact. S'%o itv
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AviMG completed arrangements NV
- - Which am enabled to Secnro ,i,., "S
n ~ low prices L announce to the %eners1
puniie That am prepared to disnose Of t ~,
S S','t tIa at as low figures as any dru~ store
che mic 1sa ate My stock of drugs and
first ounIit "'o pure ana fresh and all of
pITn I""m'S' 1 also keep for sale the
fon. o, " BEST WINES q LIQUORS
'or T mgateal purposes Lamps, Oil, &C..
I Rnaoa ana Fancy Articles Seeds,
and in fa ,at lrnsses. Supporters,
first class d oneiythng usually kept in a
'''oo''ny attended to. Address - '''''''
. T. sCSn,"1NG,
Jackson. La.
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EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

IA heavy snow storm fell in Chic.
go OH tho 1st.
...--ohio College students attend a
we'll regulated lynchinss.
s----Miss Hungerford, ofCalifornia. In
just married an Italian count.
----Thc Philadelphia Times saws NJ,
Hayes every year saves forty thousan,
dollars Of his salary.
----Alexander Stephens says he is 70;
perpetual session of Congress, broken
only by short recesses.
IA team of English sportsmen will
come TO this country in August to play =
match game of cricket.
----Chester Hull, the author of ne,n;s
hearney's speeches, died very suddenly
IN San Francisco, on the 31st ult. -
LII Is announced in the dispatches
that the khedive of Egypt will shortly
resign MS control of that government.
1.-The municipal election in Cb,caro
on Tuesday last, resulted in the c,oction
5O2s. Ivy u
----fcrty thousand dollars worth of
property was destroyed by fire in the
town of Greenville, South Carolina on
Munday last. vi
---For President, Agnes D. Jenks of |
s y, orleans. For Vice, President, Mary |
oliver, of Washington. Close IN tho
anks 'Do
A member Of Parliament at Roma
.!s ehae Italy is so dirty that one-tbird
LIS population would die if the planne
mould once gam a foothold in tho ,,n;,,
ia.
1.-The bill providing for tho SETTLE.
seht OF the State debt Of Tennessee ot
cents on the dollar, was signed bv tho {
oVerhor of that commonwealth IN
,onday last. VA .
---.Judge Adams, PRINCIPAL Of tho Al, +
10y, ~ H. law school, committed 0
lcioe on tho 9th ult., by the use Of = G
i'lng knife. The deceased was , i;
tented author of several law books. T.
IA hew electoral law, more RESTRICT d
OF the right of suffereage than tho a
q Mlnlstry's, and containing no n,o .
SONS for the army to vote. has boo, il
'eeu 10 by the Parliament ofItaly. W
80 Two men qnarrcled at Pine Bluf II
A. WHO playing faro, and one fired ;, v.
tol at the other, who would have hee, =;
leo 1t the bullet had not been ston,ad ",
the ivory chips he had thrust into h;,. ~
lstcoat pocket. ~
--.An exchange says: "a wealthy ~
'ch'han cut OFT his relations without he
my ana gave fortune of f1O0,000 ii.
is lawyer, Til omas Thow, of Dpndee IL
latter, considering the will an inins- wa
to the natural heirs, gave nm ono no
to them" i
m, pos
--1he Right Rev. J. II. d. Winrfe1d flo,
ofshern California, Bishop elect Of an,
Oloceso of Louisiana, arrived in New MIA
ans q lew days since, and immedi ate. Ian
ltered upon the duties of tho hirh tiv
TO which he had been chosen. sor
Zen. Sheridan has intelligence Of mar
arrival of Little VOLTS band of Chew arc
a0 .owder river, containing ia in /
us, among them thirty-three war Act
ihey have surrendered their arms wor
Will surrender their 300 horses on from
arrival at ort Keogh, acco
-Chambers and Clark, two muscn- colo
asts styling themselves men. had q stoo,
hSht on Navy Island, in New York the ,
q @'th. Chambers, on the 13eth n,io
was declared tie victor and tho f1cr
ar OF the $1,000 stake, together with Dom
l.,,-'r Doi'. the q
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vNuE HENRIETTA HOUSE.
BAYOU SARA, LA.


Board can be procured by the dov wall
on month, and at reasonable rates. Tn
the 1'ltnre as in the past, the table will
pe supplied with the very best fare the
market affords. Elegant and well f,r.
hished rooms. Accommodating servant s
o aiHtoahely IN attendance. Patronage So
clclted and satisfaction guaranteed.
NE" ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARA
SEMI-wEEKLY
PASSENGER PACKET, j. w. CANNON.
j. c. LIB1NO 1,oe,o,
j. Ii. NOSSOP. fi".i
IL IA ry NJ Moh niy1" a Sasn eve tHo G,sss
arrival ar of ,he cars and every - ss:sss
Thursday at 5 o'clock, p. M, and return-
,ng, leaves New Orleans every Wednes-
1"S anu saturday. Jan.11, -79.1y.