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DIV Ep4~eycco 1u1v IA "A rrivott +ho
e,oor,.r cttv ~ No,v ynr,r fron, sv,,nav Ola
Nnc1;lnntl dr.. bringing ti,o nrittsi, mails.
NlrInn,,,,Sr 1nne Il -Tho authorizations
,v1,Ic,, wura ,,ravlouslv ontortn,ucti nf n
snoof,,, .ot,lan,a,,t ~ rafor,,, ,,nro mt nj.
f,fis,l % IN tha rat,,rn, os tha l'lii In @ liza A.
scmh,v for the occf,ntamco uf tha Co,,ncil,s
,o,ror,lmopta mncl ,lafuv tonl- nlona n,vin0
to ta nnnos'tion of @ insterIa, coruer ,r'.
,,ors win instructed ito unssn1e m, tle
osn,'n ,' ~ lint 3ho n"vernr,cnt ,yna making t"o
oraot conccssious, Kerry subsequently, Ind
M tntarvic,y with tha nnyernnr 4 il he,
,,vo,, ,v,tl, tna ;nhfoct of oocortnIniur lie
,,oua ~, t,,a nuoatfon 1l,ssointtia IL s'oss,s
lin % ~ - tha ~ cessofiom If obstractIon. ~ % G.Ma
o,nnndrsmta ~ tba f.ourc,I ooorIi;ny fran.
ch,so. occ,,oicrs and ouoiilica ttons Of co,ln-
.o1inro ,voa rt,tant,d ctuca tho ,fncjafon ~
tha Cabinet telcRrapl,od In tho last
a,,mmary. a clauso was further In
strtcd nroytdlne for tic abolition Of
ulural voting. which, previously tho Govern
ment ind decided to defer till tlle next sos.
sion, Tio bill was thus returned to the
Council. which, after dcbato, rejected ull the
Assembly amendments, On its own amend
mnnts n en.,cus of M1nistcrIallsts decided tho
course Of actIop,. Both Houses adjourned
until to.luorrow, The Council deferred the
seeond reading of tho Land Tax bill until
after the reform, Is settled, but tho rejection
OF the measure ls certaIn,
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ALGERIA. =, :.

~ IlutisANB AlkAllH+ ~
LONDON. july t4J.4rAe tnsurgent Chief
1}ou A1ncna, with 1000 Arabs, twlce unsuc-
ccssfully at!ackeds ti,o town Of Kref.lcr OIL
tho 7th inst. T4d place. wns defended by
three conpanfes t}t;. French rifles. Bon
A,ncna fled southeqStward after losing 80
nion. Franco has decided to take actlve
measures to preserve order In AIgertu. For
ttticatfons will be CONSTRUCTED aud encamp-
mcnts established on tho roads 1ead1ng to the
Tall, Tho railways will be extended toward
tic ao,ith. :: x
PAINS, Ju1yt4.-Atlviccs frnm Orau aro to
the effect TINT tho rebel Chief Bou Ar,cna
passed'Sflsffa on tic evening of tic 1otl, Inst.
Tho attack oil the tuwn Of Kreidcr, TN tho
:7th inst, was for the purpose Of making n
passage for Ills main force in tho direction of
Atniefcrlt
FEA1ls.
pA1sIs, July ia telegram from Oram
says 1t Is reported that tho Algcrine lnsur-
gent chief Dou Amena Is twenty kilometres
soutl, Of Frendnk. and It is believed lie Is
preparing MI nttack OH that place. Col.
Brunettcre Is mnrclling agninst him. 1t Is
understood the French truops will land at
Sfax to-day. t&
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p ':::A:JEALODs LOVER,

~ NVVFeRS x9.1RS0k'E : 2 ~ E8tsUBV 1f1Vs5E$s
MnwAukEF;,.1Yts., July H.-At half.past
13, to-llight',;a . 2bung man named John
Schmidt shot tnt q young woman named E.nt.
ly Auberle, liwhp. had dlsqar.ied hin!. rs
ste waa raturplqx to hGr, hons on River
street after pr9hlelattng. with another man.
twlca. Neither .0f tile sliota proyud {atal,
while tho girls WIS umly q flesh wound.
, 1881-07-15

President Gfcvy drove np 10 MS pavilion, cs~
cortet1 by detachment Of cavalry and close
u followed by tiets. Fare, wllo WIS attended
By n brilliant corttEe OF foreign mill
tary attaches. Tho trbuncs wcrc
less i,ncnmfortnbly thronKed than ,lsalsal,
thanks to Tho prudence Of nen. Ftttte, whose
tilsngrceablo duty 1t H. to distribute tho tick.
cts for Tie m''cl'-coveted reserve seats oil the
g1oatio'
THE HEAT r..
Was 1etTtole, anu uhtoftunatcly caused soF-
esa1 acciaents. no less t,an i've soltliors
WeIs casfieo OH ing RiounA lhscnsioia. the
victl'ns o. suhstIoKe III less tElah ttalf' ali
!'our. but some ldeh OF tho "eatlier nHy 10
pcst oosailiei whefl say THAT III tllo mtddto
OF narcn. Ing grass on t!le Held took fire and
nau 70 no cxllnRnisned ny tho po1npiera.
~ ss.,.taa.s!t,.. .nG,s pAsseu y.
~, ~ 'Is.s.Is' 1,.aa.',.,: Aus .1e ceiep'nles "
ny T"iaa e'Eu.. r"r.,, "on "eto ~; aa"'pe''a' 81.
"" ,nn,,.',,r. 1e'1, ~ =, rah. anu nHaty ~ .he
~" 49,. sa,., ~ ~ .s. .oe', III: heon oay, moa'
~, @ ;loro atnatnho ,'s. as'.. t u, ,9 ..l' am.a
.;,nrt ~ ,aa".,!", t 1,..s ue: 1ls. "a ,sk'. ~
tIe trst tmc +, = ,,oS asaa nn r
,,,,tr.s.s, H. "''" ao1o WA.
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with being bad Mnasnlmans and shouted for
holy war. One Arab was seriously wound
I'd, and his comrades, to tho number ut 600.
took to tue French legation a!Id demanded
justice.
F1lESE1fy.
Tuyts, July 1A.-The French buildings In
tho principal streets are decorated in honor
of the national fete. Some antf-FrencIl no
tlces in italian pacarlcd about tho walls
were pulled down. ~, =
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. 10. KXCITEMENr AT C.ASnA1rAI+
BOMBAY, July 14.--Adyices from Candaflar
represent Rreat excitement there because Ut
the reports that Ayoob KhHn had reached
Farah. The Amecr's forces are encamped
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VIENNA. July 14.--lt !s. said the coming
meeting Of tlIe Emperors Of Germany and
Austria will ba o{ an entiroly friendly char
acter. and viii haye no connection With
triple alilance. :, =
, 1881-07-15
A Very Hostile Spirit Displayed
Toward Her In the Oom-
mons.
The African Situation Now Well In"
= terlaoed with the Eastern
Question.
Alexander Of Russia Exposes Himself
-: TO the Bombs Of Ills
People.
Il the Race<Had Been Rowed Backward
'| the Cornell Grew Would Have Been =
- First Of All.

= - First Of All.
' :.
GREAT BtliAlNs
-. 2 FOREIGN COMMERCE. "'
sre'"' ,;,,@ rao'e, o.,o,,o,c In.
.-LoNnoS, July l4'-lho heEot'at,ons , w.
meeh ffatce 'u a.t, ~ ',s .,so,.otna ~
kconl'HeEc!Al ttcat5 "Ao oti'' "A@sbA'~ '''
THIS French Sennte. however mas pAsseu q
bill continuing Existing frelleH coh'tnofclat
treaties for three months. aild' :" rs
this will carry INC Coouen t1eats
we'll over the: french electlons' EnBlsil
officials hopa that. oy lint tt1ne' LILO r1enc''
Government will be Inclined to oe more rca-
sonable. The English manufacturers, now.
ever, have no hope that TIC Government WILL
he able to induce. trafice to depart IRON
the principle Of specific uhtless anu great el-
forts are now being matte 20 pr1hR apoht
j a "fayUred.nnton treaty with Spain. INC
Spanish people, except III Catalonia where
the principal Industries Of tic country are,
situated, favor frou trade with Englanu' rs
far as practicable; alsd England. by imposing
: duty on French wines, has it III her power
=, to develop very largo wlne traoo Win
! Spain. - - -,
- -, !. WALES. IT, nu,,,.,
As caoleu yon sonle 1'!'1e ago. ulu lEll'ee ~,
OF Wales friends nave beeh souha'nR lhe
supporters Of the Gofernmoht Win iie" u
prevailing upon alf' G!adstono claner 10
yote'' lump sum foF ING payment
- of t4e PRINCES debts or Increase Ills
annual allowance: Fhcar efforts nave ncen
unsuccessful. Indeed, IN many cAses thoy
were snnhbea ana ropnlsea: as Sit Vnatles
Dixie, Mr. fawcett' Nr. ChalnDotlain, anu
MIR. Mundelin, four prominent members OF
Tho Ministry, have put themselves on
record by their votes In favor OF
tuttlng down tho ROYAL grants anu
pensions, the PRINCES friends iiad 20
right to look for SUCCESS. Dir. bright once
put The case neatly In speech 10 MS Hlf-
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An Immense Region in Southern
California Ra!bw the Level
Of the Sea.
IL Land More Barren than the Great
- Basin, and More Deserted
than the Sahara.
Tho Views Of Gov. Fremont on
tho Great lnland-Sca
Project.
Climatic Effects and Paou1iarities Of
Desert.Life.

4: -
sptefa' corrtspondtnse u 1he eateaao Tribune.
YUMA, Arlz., July 2.-"Now wo shall soon
10 me as we stepped aboard the Southern "a
ele @ Overland ,,G train ~ It pulled of from cana.
ov"r @ thsro ~ no ,ot an
before We have travelled many miles farther,
t,,a vrrv hrart nj f,,a tfnaart ,r,lt hn raochea'
nnttnn m vnnr ,,,,star M vomr oor.,vtuio,v
1.,a. ".so" 9 w 5ont uusao1. pns your e"t.w''"o"
aoWi'. anu protect your eyes from tho sand,
and II, few hours the ride will be over"
W. vera now 575 miles from San Fran.
risen, and sltil n nootj 16o mifes from tha
] crnssing ~ " ~ ,hs % rn,nra,n t % 1,,rmr rtv ny ~
Yuma. Tic mountains seemed now
to closo in about us. The landscape
became tu1l Of thu crumb|tnr wueks Of
nast orao and 1ho atr o.a,v ,,o,,sr nrI ,,ara
oppressive. In less than half ali hour we
ltnd gone nine miles, and were at White
Water, near which station n small creek
makes It's way through tie dry and thirsty
laiiu. III. THIS distance wa llal desce'iued
0i} feet, ard were now only Lien feet abovn
the level of the sea. On our right and left
tic maintains faded away itke st,ntlowv
selltl'lels on INC horizon. While IN front was
tile hot afld scorclllng hasEi,,-a sient, lfelcss
monotone Of russct-Eray. To tHery traveller
the Colorado Desert In nm awc.tnsutrtn9 land.
sul,ara or the Wiley OF the Lower Jordan Is
l'ot ,, nole unsul'ea !or humat Isaoltatlon;
Willie tho stories Ut Its extent Its giant cactt,
Its translucent atmosphere. Its wortorful
H,iragcs, its caravans diving of thirst.
buried by sand.storms. or murdered
~ ~. rnuaans; l.uN,s ase not 'ess 'aec!''n.'nk
thah Stanley's famous exploratlonsln Atricn,
, 1881-07-15

-. : a 6EFEHE WTNTEI* =
LONDON, July 14.-Accounts received from
Spttzbcrgen say the Arctic winter was OK
cesslyely severe. The leo is not yet breaking
, 1881-07-15

or,,... III ~, ..n.. ..t,,...t,., - .
m,o, f,,r ,,,o t,,,a s,,tn,,,itt crova limo i,nva
i,vica ,nnt f., rnriont s"J ,rov mi nvorv nj.
vnniorn ,r.,tnv o,,,t thar ,vnrc I.,atc,,.
mr.. .r.r ,,a,.;;, t,t.,rsvxtr.'
= =" n, ,gtsit,n t,,octaitd rrssa
toynoy. ,tutv i4.--Tho stea,nsl,tp Britain.
nic Inns hcen safely ttocked Mt Liverpool,
lIur Injuries are believed 10 i,c local.
rguEsrniAy CONTEST.
: Merrill, Of Boston. competed In the mile
walking race Mt tic Loves athletic Shorts
yesterday ovur n grass course, and won very
eastly in I, minutes nrtl 30 sccon,ls, starting
with six other competitors. oil having from
twenty TO thirty sccnnds start. 11c caught
up with tho best Of them III tho third IMP,
and, walking Will 8crltplllols fairness, cUnl-
ututeti tho task he set himself TO tto.-boattng
the best rectrsl, 'l,atneiy, minutes md 48
seconds. Tho racc provoked !ntcl,sa excite
ment, anil Merrill was loudly clicerel each
tlnlo lie passed tho reserved booths.
>. THE TURF.
, Robert the Devil, who swas the favorit,
las been scratched for the Goottwood Cup on
tho 18th li,stullt. 11u Is reported to be &C.
riot,sly nmiss.
ELEcrnru STEERING APPARATUS.
A steamer Ina arrived III tho Thames fro,n
tho Cly,lu which was stcen,,l l,y nj, electric
apparatus, Tho steering rcnr worI,rd wall.
bit Tia compasses were 80 ntfertc,l l,v t,,e
electricity rs to bo useless,
Eyr1ASArtoy.
, II, political circles tic explanation ot tia
Irtsl, opposition in the uo,ise of Com,uons
to tho emigration cla,tse Of tllo Land bill, IN
tint they wfsl, to prevent the uassaao Of tlo
bltI, ana believe the rejection Of ttlat CLAUSE
would Increase tie nt,fn,osttv tn tho ttlI IL
the House OF Lords. " ' ~''' '''
nl,Ap1Auo11
to-tlnv snryc1 f,rmnt nnttcf, ,,non tbo snoor+.
or and other ofIjrors of tho fin r1ouse m of % t,o,,,-
mons protesting nrninst hfs nrnvtni,s cxoim-
sion from the tIotlso M illeEal. nud niyinr
notice tllat ~, or Gcf,re Tho m nj Aur.,st ho
will present himself Mt tho table of tho Iionso:
that any one entlcayorine, to nrayont hitn viii
be acting illegally, aud that lie viii resist by
pi,ystcnI forcc mil o,icnvnr IN ovorcomo Il
II ofTuretl.
nEuArrA..
In the regatta to-iny the Thames Challenge
Cup was won by tho London crew, the
Thames crew second, and Cornell third. The
race was won by three lengths, with length
, 1881-07-15

:. = all!sFFakH :EElEs
SAN FnANclsco, July H.-The French and
Swiss celebrated thu 4aY la >alaborats style.
They had literary exareises,A procession III
tho afternoon, aud ,at Q fQPe!ock tonight y
t,rehllght. parade :ot about 1000: tarehes.
wero Beautifully decoratcd. fa +e' '@9@s1
, 1881-07-15

For general debility aud ptpatsAu01 Hop Bit.
ters will do Woaden. Proga 1t by trial
, 1881-07-15

BULGARIA..
StsTovA, July t4-A manifesto of Prince
Alexander. announcing a liberal policy and
declaring Ills confidence In the popular sup
port of tho new Administration, is pub
lished.
:, 2. MIDIIAT.'
CoNsrANr1SorIE, } u1y t4.-1t Is asserted
I'M oiIiciat circles thnt aIitthnt I'asla, IN ap-
pcallnE for pardon. confessed that lie had
been accessory to the murder. OF Abdul AZIz,
:: THE MILITARY AT stsTovA.
BUCHAREST, July 14.-Tho military; force
concentrated at Sist0yn for The sitting Of the
National Assembly consisted Of 1000 troops
with 1000 pieces Of artillery. Prince Alex
n1lder preferred residing aboard the gunboat
on the Danube to living III the town. The
former Bulgarian Ministers hnvt taken rel
uge at Giurgayo. OIL tho RounlaNian side Of
tho Danube, where they> Intend watching
events.
Ass1M rAsHA.
CoNsrAvrINortE, July l4.-In reply to
reiterated inquiries OIL tho part Of France,
Assim Paslln has explained, the dispatch Of
tho Turkish troops to Trfpell to hayo been
simply an Administration measure. 1t Is re-
ported that French enlissaries have been
found In Trlpull with compromising doo,-
n,c,ts In their possession. h.,
, 1881-07-15
RUSSIA,

THE CAR At a RELIGIOUS SERVICE.
Sr. I'srEI.snul.a, July. H.-'rhs Gar.
Czartn.l, Czaruw!tz, Oil Tuesday, without
ceremony or important escort cano from
petcr,of on the steam yacht aud landed on
tho English auay mud tlrosein m open cur
rIago to attend nass ut the Fortress Cathe-
, 1881-07-15

Newnhain, tbs young slster, rival at Clifton,
datcs feum la7tt H. which yeas a rather plain
but buspeas-like building In the Queen Ann
, 1881-07-15

=" .uyFAvoHAuLE ctor nEronrs.
LONDON, July l.-A Berlin correspondent
says: There Is every prospect that the I,ar-
vest will bo much worse tlinn last year. The
crops are estimated at only onc-l,alf to two
thirds Of tho average yield:
A DEMAND nY uIsMAncK.
Il Berlin dispatch says: "Blsmarck lns
made a demand upon the Porte to refund tho
ransom money recently paid 10 Roumeltan
brtgands for tie relcase Of two captive Ger
mans."
ASTRONOMY.
BERLIN, July l4.-An Astronomical Con-
Eress will be held at Strasbure in September.
Tho leadtng astronomers Of Europe and
America are expected.
THE EMPEROR.
MArvAu, July 1.-THE Emperor of Ger
many has left for Rosenheiln. Tomorrow
he will continue his journey to Gasteu.
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In Preparations.
Judge Francois Xavier Mar.
tins History Of Louisiana.

from the Earliest Period.
| This very rare and valuable contribution
to the historical literature of the country is
now IN process of republication, with much
new matter and life of the distinguished
author by JUDGE w. w. HOWE. of the New
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| Would respectfully call the attention of
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is only occasionally found In possession Of
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illustrated the early history Of Louisiana.
Historian he occupied the very first rank.
His decisions have been cited wit, respect
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as We'll as in his adopted State. His Histo-
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work OF rare accuracy and value. The
Forthcoming edition will contain faithful
portrait Of the author, and also a map of
New Orleans, by Carlos 1rudeau, taken in
1898. showing New Orleans as it was near
y 100 years ago under the Spanish dOmina-
ton, with its forts, moats, drawbridges
and other appurtenances Of defense against
its enemies.
The price Of this History in one large
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The publisher hopes to have the work
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vembor, 1881. For further particulars ad-
dress, JAMES A. GRESHAM,
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Mothers! MOthers!!
MOtherS!!!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by Il sick
child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth II so, go at once and get
a bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer im
mediately-depend upon it; there
is no mistake about it. There is
not a mother on earth who has
ewes used it, who will not tell
you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one OF
the Oldest and best female physi
clans and nurses in the United
States. Sold every where. 25
cents a bottle.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore

A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in .an In.
durable Lung Disease or Consun,p.
ton. BROWNS BRONCHIA =
TROCHES are certain to gir4 5s
lief in Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs
Catarrh, Consumption and Ihsoa,
Diseases. For thirty years the
Troches have been recommended
by physicians, aud always give
perfect satisfaction. They are tot
new or un.ried, bu: having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
they haue attained we'll meritei
rank among the few staple remed
les OF the age. Public speakers and
Singers use them to clear and
strengthen tue Voice. Sold ut
twenty five cents a box every
where.
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The Thibodaux Sentinel,
Journal of the 9th Senatorial District
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH OF
LAF0URCHE AKD OF THE TOWN
OF THiBODkUx.
Office Corner Green g. Levee SITS.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
ST GRISAMORE EDITOR.
+ SAMOAN, PrO'r L. Business Manager
ALL lNDOIsSE IT.

The Recorder, Americus, Ca,
says: Clerks, Senators, Repre-
sen'atives, Doctors, Lawyers, Citi
zens, i'll public and private life,
are testifying by the thousandsr
and over their own signatures
that a remedy has been found toe
Bright's Disease of the Kidaeys
aud for Diabetes; these are I'd
spectively known as Warmers
Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.n
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What Il little energy
can do.

About a year ago, the people
OF LockpOrt were about building
a school house for the education
OF their children. They proposed
to erect an ordinary structure,
when 1t was suggested that they
should arouse themselves ant,
build a fine building, that would
De an ornament to the town, u
monument to their eEegry, and at
the same time be useful for other
purposes of profit or amusement
OF the citizens. This suggestion
received the consideration its i'm
pOrtanco merited.
A company was incorporated
under the title of ''Lockport Pub.
lie School Association" and the
matter of building a school house
at once taken into consideration.
A Fair was gotten up ont of
which e386.5O was obtained for
the worthy object.
A lot was purchased, and pre-
paIations to build a substantial
and useful structure were made.
Seeing the will and determination
OF the people, the Parish School
Board appropriated 5000. 90 to
assist them. y
The building is not quite flush
ed, but will be completed during
the winter.
is covered with slate, has a
nice belfry on top aud "a gallery
extending half round tho build.
ing.
They have obtained for their
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Notice.

Applicants for SITUATIONS as Teachers in
the Public Schools in this Parish can send
in their applications to the undersigned, at
any time.
Applicants should state whether they ap-
ply for "a position in any school or speci
fed school.
Due notice will be given each applicant
when to appear before the Board for exam
inatiOn.
schools will, probably not be rc-opened
before January !, 1882.
S. 7. GRISAMORE.
sepi-le-3m. Superintendent
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UNQUEsTlONABLE.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Care: ''Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver, and urinary diseases
is SO fully acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
aide testimOnialsfrom well known
citizens III public aud private life
are evidences ssro1g enough to
convince the most stubborn doubt
er."
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-S. T. Grisamore has for sale
cart, wagon and carriage spokcs,
and felloes, plow handles. plow
beams, p.ows. whee'barrows, and
blow shares.
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IS. Z. Grisamore has trace
chains, plow shares, plow handles
plow beams, names, single trees
double trees, backbands, plOws,
spades snd shovels for aale.
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Charter Oak Stoves Of all
styles constantly on hand, from
$500 upwards at, Grisanscress
Steve Depot.
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BOSuxCertidcates.

1t is 10 vile druagnd stuff. pre-.
tending TO be made of wonderful
foreign roots, barks, Sc, and
pnffed up by long bogus certifi-
Gates of pretended miraculous
cures, bot q simple, pure, effective
medicine, made Of we'll known
valuable remedies, that furnishes
its own certificates by its cures.
We refer to Hop Bitters, the
purest and best of medicines
Republicaw.
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The GrunOW Water Ele-
VatOr.

AT A TEST GIVEN THIS NEW
WATER ELEVATOR At
Nv EST End THE Fol.
LOWING RESULTS WE'RE
OBTAINED.
4O3,OO Gallons Of Water ,ccre ra,sed
sir feet per hour ,cih an eiyht-horsc porer
engine.
The Wa:er-wheel is two feet. diameter
and six inch face, aud is something entirely
new. From results obtained and the cheap
ness and durability of this machine, it can
not fail to be of interest to those having
drainage or irrigatins to do.
TIE MACHINE WILL RUN DAILY
AT WEST END from o'clock until dark.
Circulars descriptive of the machine will
be issued at an early day. For particulars
apply to office of
MEYER VI EN.E & CO.,
Sept-3 Sl-6m. % Union Street.
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Notice.

For sale entire or in lots, the fine proper
ty on Jackson Street, formerly belonging
to f. J. Brnfi.
For particulars inquire of
st. GRlSAMURE, Agent.
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To Rent.

Plantation to lease or rent for cash or on
shares. situated on Bayou Black. Apply
to this office.
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IS. T. Grlsamore has copper
sugar ladies' Skimmers, Ian
terms. lamps, wicks, chimnies
&c. such as are neededin suear-rA
ling.
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IS. T. Grisamore at his stove
Depot has Halls Pl0wS for sale
also PiOwshares aud Plow handles
which arc sold extra.
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Cart felloes, spokes. plow
beams, plow handles, p'ow shares,
plows, wheelbarrows. aud trace
chains for sale by s. I. Gr;samore.