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Young Men

Who may be suffering from the effects
Of youthful fo1lies or inliscretions, will
do we'll tO avail themselves Of this. the
greatest boon ever laid ut the altar Of
suffering humanity. Dr.. LlGHTFOO1
WILL GUARANTEE TO FORFEIT
$500 for every case Of seminal weakness,
or private dieases Of any character
which he undertakes and fails to cure.
lie would. therefore, say to the unfortu.
nate sufferer who may read this notice,
that you are trealing upon dangerous
ground when you longer delay in seek.
ing tho proper remedy for your com.
plant. You may he in tho first stage
remember you are approaching the last.
II you are bordering upon the last and
are suffering some or all Of it, effects,
remember that II yon obstinstely persist
In prOcrastinatiOn, the time must come
when the most skiliful physician can zen
der you no assistance; when the door Of
hope has been closed against vow; when
no angel al mercy can bring yOn relief
IN no cave has tho Doctor failed Of success
Then let no despair work itself upon
your imagination, but avail yourself Of
the beneficial results Of his treatment
before your case IL beyond tho reach Of
medical skill, Or before grim Death hur
rica Won IN n Nrematur0 grave.
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The Mop.

notwithstanding the Indictment
veeeher. the beauty and fashion OF
little city and the surrounding
eeely Vas out In force and the ACNE
o's score another AMI a deserved
s'eees 10 their famed elegant en-.
an~sats. The Hall was deco
- With the insignia Of their pro.
eoo, crossed silver mounted bats.
49, halls, and the members attend
20 uniform shirts With black suits.
- toilets Of the ladies were ex.
es Of course, and the sparkling
ssd rosy cheek OF the world
80 Creole beauty was enough to
b . saint from his dreams. Our
80 men acquitted themselves
q eAllantly and the wish ID uni.
~. that the Acme Club will soon
~ saotheF enjoyable entertain
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Snow Storm,

The miserable weather OF the pas:
week wound up on Tuesday night
with snow storm preceded by a
heavy sleet and accompanied by a
north wind that drove the mercury
10 the thermometers TO Is above
sero. within O. Of "a cold weather as
W have ever experienced In this Sec
ton and 9 colder than any weather
this winter. We write this on Wed.
nesdsy with cramped fingers on our
knee and shiyering before a fire.
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have been unmanageable; but l WAS
SO distressed-I really waa-for three
days. II II had not been / WAS get.
ting IN costume for a fancy bail. !
actually believe l should have died. "
She stopped and gave a Refractory
little FED ball u iilliP.
sand the tiflh Que ~
''Oh! wire on YET. I shouldn't be
surprised II We really married.
Read on"
Mrs. PHiLANpER PHiPPs.
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Our Jewish ladies have determined
% We understand, to give a grand ball
Tie proceeds OF which will be appro.
peisted for the benefit Of the Touro
lnarmary. We know our people will
respond without regard to creed and
the ball be made a grand social and
pecuniary success.
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TO The Ladies.

DIR. MGHTFOOT, while naturally
impressed with the delicacy Of the sub
ject, feels no delicacy in assuring the 10.
dies that in conjunction with . compe.
tent knowledge Of their suffering. such
AZ nervousness, headache, pain in the
back. neuralgia, spinal weakness. loss Of
appetite, Lassitnde. Prolapsus nteri. Re.
trOversions, or Displacement Of the
Womb. Vaginal Irregularities, Leucorr.
hGa, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Censtipa.
ton, and the many petty irritating dis.
tractians that almost invariably have
their origin in the uterine region, he can
afford them immediate relief.
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT NATCHIToCHEs, !
December "a. 1850. (

I
December "a, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing.nalncd settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof IA support
Of hi, claim, and secure final entry there.
Of, before the Register and Receiver Of
the Land Office =: Natchitoclses, It,, Of
the sth day IL January. 1881, at the tx.
piration Of thirty days from the date Of
this notice. viz: Homestead Entry No.
100. EVAN Z. CORBETr, for the south
half Of north east quarter. section 1,
township ., range 8 west. La. Meridian,
aud names the following as his witnesses,
viz:
2. H. BARNES,
E. H. CoKBIrT, v..o,;.,.,o, u n
j. p SCARBOROUGH, '"'''''0"''' l. "
Moses FISHER,
l.. DUPLEIX,
Dec. ct. Register.
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Middle-Aged Men

There are many Of the aye Of thirty "a
sixty, who are troubled with tOo frequent
excavations Of the bladder. often &C.
co'npsnied by slight smartipG or burn.
ing sensation, and weakening Of tho sys.
TEN In manney tho patient cannot &c.
count fpy; on examining the urinary de-
posi.s . ropy sediment will he found, and
sometimes small particles Of slbumeu
will appear, or. the color be Of thin
milkish hue, again changing to . dark
and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die Of this difficulty ignorant
Of the carse, which IL tho second stage
Of seminal weakness. Dr. L. will guar.
.n,ee . perfect cure IN al cases. aud .
healthy restoration Of the genito- urinary
organs.
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For Sale.

THE LAC DES MURES plantation.
L situated On Red River, 20 miles
above the town Of Natchitoches. con.
tanning ~ ecres cleared land. and Cos
scres Of woodland. Total lO27.
toe particulars apply to Nrs. G. JANIN,
at Natehitocbes.
Oct. 9-3m.
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The Opium Habit and Drunkeness
cured In Q few days. Piles cured and
Tspe Worms removed 10 forty.eight
hours. All kinds Of Deformittes eur.
ed upon the most approved 6cientinc
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Two thousand years have passed away
since Jesus Of Nazareth gave power to
His disciples to heal all manner Of sick.
ness and all manner Of disease; we do
not pretend IL say whether it is that
same power that IL now maniftsting
itself through DIR. LlGHTfOOT, but ~
many miraculous events have occurred
in our midst, since tho Doctors advent
among IN, that the MANY sufferers who
have obtained relief from his gifted
hands are inclined 10 worship him ~ the
leprrs and blind worshiPped Jesus Of old.
There has not been q single patient 70
under the Doctors treatment for Blind
hess. Deafness. Palsy. Rheumatism. Piles.
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Leue0rrhHa, Con.
sumption, Seminal Weakness. Syphilis.
or any VI the many diseases that prevail
in III. United States. that he has not
successfully treated. The day has now
dawned when sight can he restored to
the blind and hearing to the deaf, and
all suffering with chronic diseases can I've
restored 10 health and happiness. All
the suffering who have been hopelessly
"given up" a. incnrable ~ by other
physicians, are earnestly requested To
call upon DIR. LlGHTFOOT. He will
cure every case he undertakes. Many
are afflicted with
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No distinctions shall 10 made between
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Cadets shall be required to purchase
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selves with the uniform designated BY
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NONE CAN READ IT AND FAIL
TO TAKE.

IT Is THE LATEST, SOLIDEST,
BEST THING GOING.
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DIR. LIGHTFOOT
THE CELEBRATED
INDIAN DOCTOR
AND
pIIISIOLOGlST
Has opened an office for the treatment Of
all Chronic and Special Diseases, at
slST. CHARLES STREET.
Opposite s.. Charles Hotel.
NEW CLEANS, La,
Where he can be Consulted by the
Afflicted Free Of Charge.

And when lie called unit" Him His twelve
discinjes. lie gave them power 10 heal all man.
ner OF sickness and all manner Of disease. -
Matt. \, !.
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Rheunoat101ao,

This Is q disease more pregnant with
pain than any other disease Of the en-.
tire system, but like all other maladies
which DIX. LlGHTFOOT has made q
specially. it succum6s miraculously to
tho wonderful curative and magical pow.
ers Of his botanical remedies. lntlam-
matory rheumatism and rheumatic govt
Of the joints, are two Of tho most terri.
bic forms Of this life. destroying malady.
The enlarged joints, stiffness, chalky
formations, and terrible deformities &C.
cruing from, the latter form, are attended
with horrible pain. The golden oppor-
tunity that now presents itself for the
relief Of suffering humanity We hope to
see readily embraced, and the alex and
incurable q restored to a life OF health
and comfort. DR. LlGHTFOOT is the
Cool Samaritan who opens wide the
golden gate which leads to Health, Hap
piness, Comfort aud Ease, aud annihila,es
that which enslaves both body aud soul
Disease, Misery and Woe.
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] have in active operation a steam Fur.
niture factory and will sell goods Home
Made to dealers and consumers at . 40.
wing on former prices Of from IS to 40 per
cent. warrant better goods than those
nos generally sold mostly made ut the
North and shipped here vt high rates Of
freight.
In addition to Home Made goods l
keep constantly on hand . full stock Of
fine furniture Of latest styles aud designs,
also glazed sash. doors and blinds, wall.
paper, window shades, mattresses, chill.
drei's carriages. &C., ut lowest market
prices.
Oct. civ. WIN. ENDERS.
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and fail to have It treated until thu dis.
ease has become 50 dangerous that it re
4nires tic greatest skill Of the best
specialist in the country to allay its rava-
yes, aud restore the patient to state Of
ease and tranquility. The following
symptoms Of this complaint will enable
the sufferer TO detect il in its first stages:
Pain In the head above the eyes. frequent
sneezing. discharges from the nOstrils and
cold in the head. increased dow Of tears.
to lulnsss. hacking cough. raising Of
nation extending to the lungs. causing
hoarsness. ditiiulty in breathing, impair
ing Of the SENSES Of smell, etc. II the
afflicted will, when they first discover
these symptoms. Immediately repair to
DR. LlGllTFOOT. they will receive a
snre. speedy, permanent, and almost in.
extensive cure.
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gptal Glranin9s.


A happy New YEAR!
What awful roads.
Everybody did q big business last
week.
A pew lot OF wagons and buggies.
It McCook 4 Bro.
Travel is, by land. almost suspend.
ID.
0rspd Ecore IA now 6 miles from
here. 1t Is 4 In good times.
Fifty sacks Texas rust proof oats,
at McCook 4 Eco.
The demand for wood Indicates q
continued famine. Get CRATES and
coal.
IL. McCook & Bro. has u. one ~
the largest stock Of all kind OF goods
ever brought to this city.
We see a raft OF fire-wood timber
moored above town. and just now Ia
the season In which the owner can
obtain good prices.
FURNISHED Rooms at Mrs. r. T..
ties. in building over the Post
ONO Fifty cents per day. Fires
eytga. Dec. ls'U.
Txg ~ our Young men got into a
dEcu.. Y on Christmas In which one
W. tuck with an AKA handle and
The other slightly cut with a knife.
We have never seen such a crowd
- there was in town on Christmas
Evs-Friday. Every store wac pack
d and every saloon jammed and We
have no doubt that proprietors are
fully satisfied with sales.
Christmas passed of without I'M
usual mark. Eggnogg and straight
vss imbibed to the usual extend and
the swear offs" for one year are as
numerous as the leaves Ia Valam-
bross.
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Harris Hotel.
ABE. HARRIS. ---- Proprietor.

THIS First.class establishment is q
l. NEW applicant for public favors.
The House has been newly repaired
newly painted. aud newly furnished
from top to bottom.
Tho table 10 the very best that the
msrkets Of Natchitoches and New Orleans
can afford, and the attention to guests in
the true Southern hospitsble style.
Don't forget Harris Hotel.
Corner Second f Tfulealx Streets.
NATCHIT0 CHES, LA.
Disc. lily.
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SPECIAL And PARTICULAR NOTICE,

THE GRANDEST OFFER OUT
FOR ITS SIZE.
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Educational.
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
HE next Session Of this Institution b.
! gins October 5th, 1880. aud closes
July 9Th, 1881.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM PRESTON JOHNSTON,
President,
NV. NICHOLSON,
Professor Of Mathematics.
GEORGE &. THOMAS,
Professor Of Ancient Languages.
l.. W. sEWELL,
Professor Of Modern Languages.
i. 3. MCCULl4OCH,
Professor Of Analytical Chemistry. Natu.
ral Science and Physics, including A.
trOnOmy.
J. II. RANDOLPH, JR.
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering.
including workshop instruction 10 con.
structiOn.
L. w. CONLEY,
Instructor in Scientific Agriculture and
Experimental Farming.
DIR. J. W. pUPREE,
Surgeon.
SAMUEL NJ. ROBERTSON,
Professor Of Military Science and Tactics.
and COmmandant Of Cadets.
THOMAS d. BOYD,
Professor Of English aud Principal o
Preparatory Department
A Boarding Department has been e..
tablished NJ the University, which ia
to he under tho management Of com.
pstent Steward, elected by the Board Of
Supervisors. Students can also secure
board and lodging, il they 40 desire. with
good families living in Baton Rouge or
vicinity. at from $3.50 to SIS per mouth.
Tho monthly feeS, payable quarterly
in advance, BY ssch Cadet. shall be q
follows:
Board. ,,..... $l2 80
Lodging and servants attendance. 50
Washing and meDding. ......... 200
Fuel and lights. .................. l 90
Medical attendance and medicines. z %
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TEsg RsSYssHES.

deferred -; DO consolidated rs; do III sa.
RIGS 40 past duo coup 9;G; new 10 ills n bid
to-day. Cotton quiet; mlddlings III Flour
q"ct knd unchanged. Whca!-Soathern strong.
or; Weslt m higher hut Irregular and closing
easy SonthcTn red l35slil; do amber ll5al50 !;
llg1; Dec lA23.l1ia; .Ian 14Gi .ltGi; Feb l4?is
l4'G. Corn--Sou!horn stetdy; Western higher
aud iitmi Southern white G9aTl; do ycllow T0a
II; Western mixed spot ard Nov G3s6Sl; Dec
G9aG9t Jan 7lts7l4. Csts quiet and steady !;
STu!hern 1880; Western whi:o 1850; do mix.
cd 47saS; Honns doa5o Rye dull al los Hsy
UNCHANGED. CtilJe qria!; Rio csreoco ordinary
TO fair 9All. sugar quisl; a aoit 10. Whigkcy
dull and unchanged.
NEW YORK Nov. l2-S!orks Gtmnr. Money
GaG Cotton finn; upianGs liz; Orlesns II
Flour quiet snd unchanged. Whea. a shade
better. Corn moderately active.
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LEWIS MCkEHzIE, L. 81,

a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat SHOULD
53 stopped Neglect frequently results in Nh
EneurabiS Lun. Uisensc or COnsump.
ton. IL MS Bls ONCE EshG.
TGs1CHES do not disorder tho stomach like
cough syrupa and balssms. but act directly
Oh tic tDfiAmed parts, alleging irritation,
glverellefin Asthma, sSrOnclattfa.C Coughs,
Sniarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers AFRO sub
ject 10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches hsvo becn recommended by phgs,cans,
s2d aiwsys siva perfect satisfaction. Having
been trasc! by wide and constant use for nearly
En- cntlru generation. thoy have attained we'll
mcrliod rank among the few staple remedies O:
tho age. Scld ST CSC. a box everywhere mhl9
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DIHID.

~ October Z?th, 1881, in Salem. Fsuquier couptv.
Vs. hr. JACOB HEFLgBOWKk, in The
pain year of his age. His euGerings during tho
sss Three months of his liio, though intcnso,
were borne patiently. Loving hearts that watch.
co INCREASINGLY ct his bsdside and frequently
conVcrsed with him about his condition, belieye
ne mss en!ered that "fest that rsIn,ins for ths
people Of Cod" lie leaves vile two soma and
Infeo daughters. hay Coos blessings ever rest
upon them. E, n
at his residence, nosr Ualpeper, On Ssturdav
NOV. 5: 1881, DR.. ALFEhD TALIAFKRRn1
IN tho 73d year Of his sge. DR.. Ta!isferro was
native OF Orange county, born st Rose Hill farro
near Rapidsn station. For moro than 60 yesrs
previous TO his death he WAS resident of chi.
peper, to which he removed when quite vein,
msn and entered upon The practice OF medicine
Ia bis profession he was we'll informed and CIV ;.
Joyed largo practice. He marriad Miss Az
q. Wiilisms, the daughter of DR.. Wil|ism VIZ VII
llama and had six children, four Of whom q con
AID ihroo daughters, furViyo him. -" ''N
Near Greenwich. Vo., Nov. 4. MIRA, uApv
a, beloved wife CT YIN. T.. Hall. in Inn ro,h
year CT her sse. '''' '''h
Near Gronn0;ch, Va, October 18Th 1oo,
MIR. WIN. CoGaN. il the 50 / yasr Of h;s I soa
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Major Daniel at Home,

Malor John w. Daniel, tho democratic c; II
dtta for Governor Of this S'a!, has gcn sbou,
the transHction Of lis professional bust, os ss i
nothing had happened. and displa5a tho mos,
cheerful and courageous sltit He has received
hundreds OF letters of sympathy and regret, an d
MS Office is thronged with friends who share Tho
disappointment OF tho result. i! is noticed thai
MAJOR Danlol bears tho blow better than most o
the community, on whom it has fallen ssvorelr.
nc oSprCsaos himEe!f hopefully for tho future
though tho Immediate outlook Of ,he doht nav
ing party il gloomy. Major Daniel made eitiv
spcechoS during Tho oanvssa, but is in good
health and shows no mark OF his groat e1crIioa,
ide will tsko up Monday his law business exsct.
~ WheEo he put it down to mako tho State G,
Vaas for Governor. 1t is likely that a pub!ic
oemonetrasion will be oleroi him by tho citizens
of hynchburg at sn early day.
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AS tho number Of voters who PIT | their CAPT.
tlIion tsX to tho clerks OF the city aul c)uoiy
oIurts is koogn, tho number who paid theirs
to MIR. MasIty's collectors On bo readily fctel
mined, aud as all tho money thu9 collected
it sh;uld b, !oit The clerks referred to, t!tro.
lora. should st otco mako tho necessary rylmi
lion aad publish the result, 20 that The Supci
intendcnt CT Pnblio Snhoall may kn0w how
much there ought to DO 10 his credit. OF
COURSE 70 Nlnhorcite will "go back" Oh the
public aAi o) find.
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Tho first e!itc. of tbs Mehonu Euis 10 VIZ
eInls vas exhibited 10 Richmo1d last WednoS-
day night, when, according to thu Stale oI tbs!
cty:
"A largo crowd CO ncvro,s Outlined band
aud started out 90 htreusdc trip. Tie gang
pafaded some OF Tbs principal streets, aud along
the loo OF march they were disnrdcr:y Eni i'll
behaved In & mos; reprohcusitlo drgtce. 10
ito ncighborhood Of Fouahce hnd Adams ste. @
rock wss thrown by one Of the gang through the
parlor wndop oil MIR. Thomas u. NsGIo' resi-
deIc'. and With srch ioIco thst il ns!roS'y e.
caped striking e lacy III the room. ind would
have Killed or seriously lei dred her had it strut
her Rocks wGro slso throwu At citizens iu
That EcishbcIho1d by aOmo Of tho negroes 10
tho mob.
People who remember tho Christmas riot in
AlcXsndri3. whoa tho negroes had o)airAl hero
socn after The vnr, viii hn disposed TO dfosi q
roiurn OF those evil d>ya a. The cors quence Of
General Malone success. for ii suca ,hings be
donG 10 the greco tree what may we not cynrct
ia tho dry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-12
Cholera,

&LEXa%naIA Nov. Ia telegram dated
rliiitsn, New. & h. announces that cholera s!
Mecca has increased. The mortality on the 3rd,
IA Gaa 9TH wes IS, ID sna 2li respectively.
Caravans comprising 5UOJ pilgrims loft Mecca
on thd 9Th inst. and it il tuzred that tho AGO
Egyptian troops stai!onsd a. FL Wsdj will be
unwilling or unable to prevent them from en-
teting tho town. Tn, Sanitary Commission
will probably establish strict quarantine
ap,iEtt III NsGi