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ocean Division
ON and after April Isl, 1855, oceen steam
en- will sail from San Francisco and Port
Land every three days, leaving Spear street
wharf. San Francisco, at i0O0 =. NJ, and Ans
worth deck. Portland, at midnight.
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comites auxiliaires qui eohde-
ront de rexpSdition dc toua lss pro
Quits agricoles, industEiela, min6rs-
logiques, ETC., destin6sSa an centeuaa-
re, ct qui ferOnt une active ct utilc
propaganda"
1t Ia parOisse Lafourche MY man
guerra point.
Sur &C, NJ. pEditeur, salut, SAINTS,
Tongue vie ct bon app@tit.
L~OUISIANAIS,
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RESTAURANT DES oUAT1R
SALOONS.

Mr.. JOHN BOSIO, Pi:OPRIETAIRE
N1 da kksTAURAxT DEE QUA1ne-SArnoxo
PREVENT see amis de - willie ct de IL caa-
payne, ainsi que IL pnblie an g@n&rsls, qu.il
a transfere sOn restaurant du No. lSx de
In rue de Cbartres au No. M de In wAus
rue, pres de St-LOu,s. II profit. de cette 90.
casion pOur remercier lie pab!ic ct s~ollieite
en- mer'e temps IL continuation de con bisn
veiilant patronage. II ;nforme en- outre ses
Amis quill \ des salons p~srtieuliers an pro-
mier, ct des chainbres meublees ! lOuer } le
on An msis. Les persOnnes l. n
v'lIe ct della cainFa:ne = trouveront tout 10
comfort desirable. lie Restaurant sero ouveet
mInuit.
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J. DUSCD,
F0sh10n0ble Taller.
ze'Setfs Building, kais street, Bearees 81.
Losis and 81. PHILIP ssvseGs.
THIBODAUX, "a,
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w. I'll. Hayes sera ! Thlbodaux. ! r6curie
de Frank Hoffman. syoc I'M superbe chOix Dc
mulets. depnls ct apras le 10 a0dt 1883, lequel
sera vendu D des conditions OF 4 des psix f.i-
sOnnables. aoAt.4A
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CORRESPONDENCE

CORRESPONDENCE.
NLLE-ORLEANs, % Aont 1888.
N. rEditeur, vous direz sans
doute ct non sans raison que votre
correspondent Sc repete, ct quill NY
a nj exces de variete nj exces din
teret dams les elucubrations Quill
vous envoie Acknowledgement.
C'est vrai, N. pEditeur.
Mails que voulez-vous
Les temps ct les SEASONS comman-
dent aux correspondents CONNIE
aux hommes.
Apres avOir bien fouill6 ses no
ches, les %journaux, les rues ct les
coins, ct NY avoir rien trouve, on
pas grand'chose, il fault bien dire
honnetement : "C'est tout,
Une autre saison nous doDnera
chooses nonvelles, ct la politique,
bient6t, battra tous ses tambours
ct sonnera de tOus ses instruments.
Les musiciens sc preparent, ct les
chefs d'Orchestre mOntent au fau-
teuil.
En- attendant, ct sans craindre IA
redite, puisque la redite est bonnie,
constatons que la Nouvelle-O Orleans
continue ajouir dune sante excep-
tionnellement bonne.
N'est-ce rien
Quand deux hOmmes sc rencon.
trent, soft lei soft au bout du mon.
de, en- France CONNIE en- Chine.
Giant blancs on n'6tant pas blancs,
ne s'abordent-ils pas ainsi : "Com-
ment vOus portez-vous Et la fem
me! Eft les enfants Et la belle
mere p Les affaires ne viennent
quen second lien, a moins que vous
ne soyez poetic GU rimeur. Car,
dams ce dernier cas-, vous dites &
brdle-pourpoint, sans exorde ct
sans compliments d'usage, CONNIE
sill ny await que vous dams lie mon
de, ct CONNIE 81 lie monde await les
yeux tOurnes sur vous /: "Comment
avcz-vOns trOuve mes derniers
vers p Et 81 vOus ne youlez point
passer pour un imbecile on pour
I'm ignorant, 81 vous tenez a rami.
tie du rimeur on du poete, repondez
hardlment: Superbes! Mails vous
seriez maladroit en- ajoutant : En-.
core plus beaur que les preacedents
Tous les vers du poete sont egale-
ment admirables. Au reste, il en-
est de meme pour les o~rateurs, les
ct peut-Gtre les Journals.
teS
Or, 81 Ia sante est chose precieu-
Sc. PEASANT ayant tout, voulant que
nous la b%enissions tous, ct 81 nous
nous portions bien par lei, il dot ma
turellement en- 6tre de meme pour
vous, NJ. pEditeur, ct pour votre
paroisse. Ne sommes-
nous pas solidaires, ct dansla gran
de question de phygiene publique, +,
qui est maintenant la supreme 1
question, y a-t-il on doit-l y avoir /,
les negliges, des oublies on DIES me- ]
LIE mot epidemic, gree ,
par porigine, ne signifie-t-il pas ,
dams e people, ct lie peuple n'est-il !
pas tout le monde, les grands, les {
petits ct les vOisinsf !
Au reste, depuis quelques jours, 6
lie bienfaisantes ondees nous debar-
ct nous rafra1chissent G
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A week made at home BY the IN
dustii0us. Best business nov -
fore the public. Capital not NEED
N led. We will start JON. Men, 10
U ~ men. boys and girls ~anted ever
where to work for ne. Now 10 ~
time. You can work in spare time, or .sivs
your whole time to the business. No c1ha
business will pay you nearly ~ we'll. no -
can iaii to make enormous ray, by engagise
at once. Costly outfit and terms free. Mosey
made fast. easily, n honorably. Addres
1RCE q Co., Augusta, Maine.
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II. MANUEL,
-Importatexf ct Jobber do
SECHEA
20 & -, Rue de Charities,
NOUvELLE ORLEANS.

La Mason u. JAUBERT & CIk., compaf
Dc n. MANUEL. de NINE YEuvk c. m.
BERT. est disaoute dun commuu 1uccord.
Ma,s ceite dissoluti0n ma lieu Que mar -
Eort q Ia f"rine 1T au caractere dc In Socs63
Il ma'son nen eo0tinna pas Nsias soas y
seul nom commercial H. MANUEL. H.dss
It Ma'lemoisel'e Jauhert n'etant plus aus
associees en- c0;niEa ndite.
Monsieur F. Jauiert q eSalcment .up II,
set daus notre inaisOn.
kien autrement ne sera change sax aaais~t
d~ IL nsaisOn- Ellie c~Ontinuess cosaue - =
Passe a reinplir ponctuellen,ent tous Iss g
Gres de scs clients soft dircctement, SOFT -
Les caiDpt-s de C.. Jaubert & Gle. srrnpt =
qu'ttes par II: Manuel GU sea repr6seutante
kespectueusespenf,
II. MANUEL.
vEUvE c. JACBERT. !
BLANCHE JAUBEKTs
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NOTICE.

w.. L. Hayes will be in T~hibodsux, st
Frank H"ffiman's Stables. with = fine aeaort
nient Of Mules, On ami after August 10, 1888.
which will 10 sold On r~eAsonsble terms.
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III AYERS
.4Ague Cure

Cptisat m an1lAose p@ur les Aala-
Aies seeasiosn6es par Il poison miasu,atique
aul jasqaisl neat pas e1nan AVER entire dses
euean autre rsmAdo. II no content pas de
Q1inine, nj auoune substance min&ralo on d.
Ntere QuelcOnQuo. ct cOnsequcmment no pro.
du3t 'aHeSn sffet masfaissnt sur Il cs.ustitu-
tion, laiasant 10 systewe tel quill etait svxnt
Noasg1raDt1s0As 40e le ~A6UE
CURE d'Ayer gu6rit tout cas- de 6avre
ct d ftiAson ; 6Avres utermitteptes remit
teatee ct bilisasss, ct IL malad,e dc foie occa-
sionnee par 10 miasme. Dana IL caa I'd. aprAs
quo Ton auTait fait u usage sntisa0ment
prOlonx6 du rcmede u'obt~nAit pas 10 r6sultst
voulu, lea marchands sont autorieks, par notre
eirculairo, en- date d. Ter Juliet t883, den
rsobouRser 10 co0t.
Dr. Z c.. Lowell, Mass.
A vsndrs pr tous les DroguiAtes.
Notice!
Tax Collectors'a Once, }
Parish of Laf0urche,
Thibsdsnx. La, January 10th. l86aJ
To al Psssons engaged in business in this
parish
70. are hereby netiAed to call 1t my oGcs
2 p4y your State aHd pasish licenses foe
tho yoar 1883. to avoid costs Of Court and 10
Psr cent penalty - attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODAUX.
Sheriff and Tax Collector, parish Of Lafourehe.
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EDWARD CCRT1s.
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Ko1AaY Jos Pass.

Ayant toni lie lnateriel nkcessaire, nous SOM
mes q meme d'executer tOnr les ouvrayes ty-
p~ographiqnes Qui nous seront comics Les
beets d'avOcat, cartes d'affaiIea. entetea de
features, tickets d'habitation. blancs. cireu-
!aires, etc. seront imprimes dams lie plus bret
d6lAi ct a des prix moderes.
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On carr6 de 10 lignes; lAre insertion q 20
ome IS
/" Insertion add. 50
Toute annonce indignant Ia profession
avec radresse ct n'exc6dant pas quatre
ligneS. par an. davance-...... q o.
Announces de candidats, d'avance -. 10 90
NecrOlOgie. par lisne 10
TOute annOnce commercials publiee 4 Fan
nee sera inseree au taux de 50 centa par pom
ce pOur Ia premiere insertion ct q cents pour
les insertions ~suhs6quentes.
TOute snnonce don't lie nombre d'insertions
nest PCS specific sera ins6r6e jasqu'A neuvel
Ordre "a taux ordinaire.
ATRLIRR TYPOGRAPHIQUk.
ONo.e~ aAH Dee.
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qhibodauA. Foundry!
- ~
L. KEEFE, PROPRIETOR.
Thibodaax. La.

HAVING purchased the above and we'll
IL known establishment, takes great pleas.
ure in announcing to the planters tbst he
has reftted the Foundry and Machine
Shop. aud II now prepared to do any work
IN his line. with neatuess and dispatch.
STEAN ENGLYES,- 1
SUGAR HILLS.
DRAINING WHEELS.
SHdk TING AND GEARING.
of all descriptions made to order
Agent for Knoaces Steam Pumps
and Jadson Governors,
Brass Castings,
SUCH is =
GUAGE COCKS.
CYLINDER and PUMP COCKS.
GLOBE VAL YES, etc., etc..
made toorder and furnished II the shse4sst
Having reftted the blacksmith shop.
can do all kinds Of work in that line:
in the best name and with dispatch.
He respectfully solicits a continuance of
The former patronage extended to this es
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CLARTE D'ESPRlT.

IN J I'm N, on - peESu.ds d'eassysr les
PILULEs D'AYER pour gukrir l'Indigestoa.
Il Constipation ct 10 Nal do Tete, don't =
sou1frais depuis l~ongtemps. Js commeneai
Par une dose de einq Pilules, trouyai qu'elies
agiMaient aisement ct obtins uno am&liora-
ton rapide. Je continual do men seryir.
Cne seule pilule apres diner chaque Jour .
<tS toute In medicine don't j'ai "a 6esoia.
La P1ULKs D'AYE1 mont rttabli q mntS
du corps ct rendu h claxt3 de resprit. Toutes
lea pefsonnes sujettes ! riDdigeston. / b
constipation ct sux maux de TITO dsvraient
eoonaitfe 10 m<Eite d ees pilnles, 152 State
81 Chicago, - JUN, 1854.
n. Y. wArsoN.s
Contze toutss les maladles Do festomsc 6
de- intestans, essayes Leo P1LUISs D,AYK1.
P1fPAHfEs Pan
Or. c.Ayer& Co, Lowell, Mass.
En- vente chez tons les Dsoguistes.
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L. PHILIP CAILLOUET.
Notary Public.

Respectfully informs the public that he
Il fully prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase OF real estate. Parties having
such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to confer with him
He is also agent for The Western Assn
rance Company Of Toronto" Canada.
with a Southern Department. at Columbus.
Aiss-anj ready 70 write for ail<rsks
against fire.
Office: Market street. Thibodaux.s In.
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III. HOFFMAN,.
Dealer In

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints. on.
y Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime. Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood immi
tatlon black walnut Collins, also cynre..
cofins made to order, &c, &c.
In connection with A. H HOFFMAN. CAR.
met Maker and Repairer Of all kinds of fur
niture. Nam Nf-asr y
lSjan76 " Bet. Jackson snd r. ph;,;,
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Jananasa Creme.

III order to introduce our Japanese Crepe
goods we will send postpaid to any address on
receipt OF fifty cents, or IL three-cent stamps,
the following: / windew banner, size 13 by "A
inches, with rich col6rand deep border; tidy,
size by II inches. very handsome | lamp mas
wall screen, large and handsome. Address e.
Florence s Co., P. D. box 1860, South Bend
Indiana.
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DIED..

On the gh nltimo, OF heart disease, in the city
OF Munich, Germany, Hr. Franz Joseph Bumil.
ler Chief Surveyor to the King OF Bavaria, faith
er OF n. A. Bumllfer, one OF tho proprIetors OF
the JOURNAL, In the 5lst year OF his age
On the 2nd ult., IN Aaronsburg. Ar. John
Nlnnich, aged 43 years. smOnths and day.
On the 2lst ult., at Spring NILS, Geo. h, Nash
JI., aged II years.
On the 10th inst, I'm Miles township. Mr.. Sam
uel shaier. aged 20 years, S months and 10 days
Thus one after another our venerable fathers
arc taken away from uS by the stern mesSenge er
DEATH. Mr.. Shafer was one Of our most re-
Spected citizens, An honest, upright, industri-
aus man. He Was q good type OF that sturdy
Woodworking class known AS Pennsylvania
German fHrmerS-a class that has done more
than all others 10 develop the agricultural re-
sources OF our grand old state, and make the
forests bud and blossom like the rose. AfteI
liie's labor
"MaV he rest ia Peaceh
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STThe publie patronage respectfully solicit
cd. S9ly
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"pos Millsn in the name Of th

Poe Mills" is the name Of the
new post office at Musser & Gephart's
saw mill near Paddy's Tunnel. That
will make it handy for our lumbermen
In the mountains.
The Rebersburg Musical conyen-
tlon Promises to be u big affair. The
different committees are busily engaged
to make all necessary preparations for
the event and assure US that nothing
will be left undoDe TO mako it q full
success.
"A SERVICE or SoNG viii be held
in the Reformed Church, Aaronsburg,
next Sunday evening. Singing by the
choirs Of the Reformed and Lutheran
Churches, Jointly. Addresses viii bo de,
livered by Revs Yearick, TomlInsOn,
aud Prof. w. o. Perkins, OF Boston, on
church music, choir singing, &c, All
are invited.
Justice Ramsey, Of York, on Friday
fined Michael Schrum $S.08 COR profan-
ity.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th ult., at AaronsburG. by Rev. Z.
Stambach, Mr.. Michael Ream, OF Penn Hail. TO
Miss Candace Weaver, OF Penn township.
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NEW ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF CEN
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the original surveys of different locali-
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the names of original settlers and num-
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most of the original townships. together
with many other matters of more than
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portraits of many Of the pioneers OF
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man.
There are 1886 post offices in Penn
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in any other State in the Union.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-01
nrat l,odtst conventIon

The Methodist State convention opened in the Asylum street Methodist church, in Hart ford, Tuesday morning, with 200 or 300 peo- pie present.
 The convention was addressed by Rev. c. E. Harris of, New Haven, on s'The Divine Institution and Perpetual Religious Obliga- ton of the Sabbath, ,' and was followed by Rev. R. Povey, who took for his subject s'The Duty of the State to Conserve the Sab bath as a Humane Institution and Preserve the Benefits to the People" In the after- noon the topics discussed were ssThe PFotec- lion of Society from the Evils of Laxity in our Divorce Laws, by Rev. 0. ". Lyon, and sThe Suppression of Intemperance" by Rev. o. J. Range. In the evening Rev. G. L.. Taylor, D. D., of Ridge6eld, read pa per on stMoral Suasion for Promoting Tenn perance; Legal Force for Suppressing In- temperance. g At the close of Dr. Taylor's address Rev. I. J. Lansing spoke on .'Fhe License System, Prohibition, Constitutional Amendment" and was followed by Rev. Fl. Monts omery, who contended sfhat the en- forcenent of the civil damage act and other laws should be demanded by all good citi' gems" The subject was further discussed vesterday Rev. Mir. Lansing read paper On sGThe Status and Work of Methodism in Oonnecticnt. D Rev. B. M. Adams followed with an address, subject "The Appliances by which Methodism has Accomplished SO M9ch Sboqld be Preserved Iltact"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-01
Burglary

At MT. GOwer's House on Orange Street
 Chasing Burglars on Humphrey. BEshs
 Op and Edwards Streets.
 The residence of Mir. George D. Gower, firm of Gower & Mansfield, on Orange street, corner of Clark street, was entered by burg lars yesterday morning about 2:3o o'clock.
 Skeleton keys were used. Two of MT. Cow
 CTS daughters were at the Junior promenade.
 One of them arrived home at about 1:3O,
 when there were no signs of burglar1ous
 visit When the other young lady arrived at
 about 3:15 she found the outside door un-
 locked, and this led to an immediate inquiry,
 resulting in finding that the house had been
 robbed. The police were at once telephoned
 and men were sent to the house, who found
 no clue to the burglars. The property taken
 is three gold watches, about $l2 in money,
 and jswelry, trinkets and silverware, forty.
 one articles in all, valued at about $400.
 The burglars in their work entered room in
 which lady and child were sleeping, where
 gold watch and one or two breast pins were
 taken, and also took from another room,
 that occupied by the young lady who last re-
 turned from the promenade, lady's gold
 watch, $1O or SIP in silver from purse and some trinkets prized from long possession, which were taken from writing desk In another room, that occupied by the young lady already returned from the promenade another lady's gold watch was taken. The kitchen was also visited and silverware taken from there, while the burglars devoured part of cold chicken they found ir tha. nantry. Mir. Cover heard both oi the young ladies return home, but heard nothing of the burglar or burglars Officer Dennihy, one of the new policemen saw and chased two men whose behavior wal suspicious, at about half-past two or three o'clock and so reported at the Grand street station. The men were in the vicinity of tht Humphrey street church. The officer heard
 the noise of man hawking and splttng ano not seeing any looked over the premises o1 MT. Darrow near MT. Covers and soon after espied man on the corner of Clark anc Humphrey streets, who, seeing the ohcer started on 8 lively run. The officer gave chase but the man got away. He was proDa bly, confederate. The man disappeared ID some yard in Clark street. The ohce! searched the yard, and while thus occupied saw two men standing on the corner oi Humphrey and Orange streets. He gave chase to them and they jumped fence or Humphrey street and ran into Bishop, tht oficer at their heels shouting, tpl shoot, l though he had no pistol The fugitives rar into other yards, sealed other fences ant 1 thus reached Edwards street. Then the1 went into Orange street, the officer so harc upon them that they threatened to shoot At length they turned into the woods at Colt Springs and disappeared. The officers ide' was that they were tramps. After this cpl | sode he resumed his beat until his time tt report