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Z s rBLOOD PuRIFIER.

I have used your cuticlra Remedies In .seyersl
them all. Your Cutlcura Resolyent, 10 far as my
sunply allows me 10 test H. has, III my hands OK
ceeded In efficacy and efficiently aEy alternative
in an active pTelice Of so years duration.
K N. ECKER, N. D.
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BELMONT LonoE No 1903, X. of p, will give
a supper and concert at their hall In Bridge,
port, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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" o are in need OF Harness now is your
time to order. Call and see the styles and
get quotations at WV. scawERrrseER's,
ll46 Main street,
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS

Proposals VIII be received at the Office q, ina
Chief EnSineer Of the ohio Valley ConJtrnc,iono
Company. In tarberSDurg, RGSt VIr1luiG, untij noo;,
on the Sth bay ofMMrch, 1859, for heI;radIns
Masonry, lIon Bridging, 1restle sud lille BttIts'
Gross Ties, TracklayinG aud EAllAStinE for the I'M,
River Railroad, between BenwoOd and HStksn,
buEg. West Virsinil, being about % miles IN M.
valley OF the Ohio River. " 'Ao
the work, F~sW
Plans, profles and specifications can be seen n,
18th day Of February, lSsS. -"
.,, WALLACE McGRArH,
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received BY III.
tee on or before Monday, March q. lSSt' NJ EVIElrlt
?. w., for the err elton OF 4 Church Nj EinsSgSoek
Proposals NUT DO for the whole q he HniiEle,O q.
c cord % plans aon:s s rs SpsciI1eGt! NJ, which @Sy e,
Bids 10 be addressed TO MN ~LISYne'o,
Chairman Of Bulldog CommitI:.
ieeO, Bridegroom nj.
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"RHEA" TONIGHT,

New Faus,
Nem Flowers,
Neck RuGliRg,
New Laces,
New Kid Glovcs,
New spot Net,
Just received,
A. L. RICE & co.
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HENRY BLUMENBERG will give a
Grand Concert by the Opera House Or.
cuestra on Friday Evening, Feb'y 90.
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Now appear 1000 satchelS a.
WIN. SoHv ERTFEoER's,
lli6 Main street.
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Chief Engineer. PaikenbunS, II. Va.
p0STpON EMIT

Owing to the floods In the Ohio Valley, ia. orO,.
ing Of the bids for the construction o. The KIN,
River Railroad will b. extended TO the Sth dSy ~
March. 1873. t0IS."
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with a very light run. the supply has been ample,
with the few left over unSOld from last week. Al
he opening Ia a few cas,s a shade higher prices
were realized over last weeks figures. the wholesale
market being nc higher than last weeks prices;
but, as u general thing, prices show no average
70 w with most sales at 4aislc. The quality was
about equal TO last weeks o~iTeriogs.
THE SWINE MARKET,
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GREAT BROOD MEDICINEN.

The hall has not been told as to the great cura
tive powers OF the Gu, icur4 Remedies. fhAycpaid
hundreds OF dollars for medicines TO cure disease,
OF the blood and skin, and never found anything
yet 10 equal TO Cuicua Remedies.
CHAs. A. WILLIAMS.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Proposals for the erection Of a two ,,o-,
Dwelling House adjoining 81, john plsk
Church, In the city OF BpnwOOd, will he SHsLnIoue
until the LIST day OF March, 1883. Elan, ana SsSsiyed
cation. eau tG zen g ny residence or al NJ T Ss
paitments 81 thu work. The right 10 reeeI sMce'
iect all bids Is reserved. S"est 10
fe20S II, p. wi vu,
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GROCERIES.

Green CoFu-Fancy Rio, por III, 12c choice do,
l2kc: prIiie Rio, lOjlc, good Rio, 9Xc; ordinary,
So: Java, N0a2lc.
l2EaIsc; In bulk, ilXsi6c; Java, bulk, go
SHgnr-stsndStd csonfecctlOnefsA 4, per lb. SIC;
7sTHS srSnulsted, DC: powdered, szc; crushed,
low, exc; cut Loaf, 9Xc.
Sv,uS,-CboIce manic. Soc: choice sugar ,yrup,
a'G P%;iIpstH aTe STIsns ss ~ 1'e'
TsS OrIeinS lMolaaa-choice, 6oc; strictly prime,
$50: prime, $50
~ds-foun Hyson. neI ID. 25ai9c: gnnpowder,
2Sa13c; Imperial. S6ab0ci japan, 2SaNVc; OolongI IA
1oc: sonchnilR, 2Shboc.
Candies Star, luli weight, lee; stcAtine, per set,
RHr; nonll, per set, ~
|, Y~le9ar-Ch0iee wine, he, per gal: standard city
brands llalSc per GAL; country. lSAl5c per GAL, Of
70 quality,
navy, u 75; medium $3.50; Lima,
7A!.4c per To-:
dozen, IS SO: No. Tubs per dozen, " 20; No, 3 tubs
pei, dozen, % 20; 2.hNoppAhs per dozen, 81 u; 3.hoop
pals, t.Ol keelers per nest, sl6o; butter tubs,
30 lbs capacity, 81 6Qsd0, % lbs capacity, 400: do q
lbs capacity, 5 50, waShboards, plain, 81 6oai IS
wGShb9Ardsi; patent, per dozen. s2 S0A2 IS.
DHcd hts7;Apple.. sliced, Saloc; do quarter.
7aSc; pe4chSs; halves, 6a5c: peeled Do l5alSc; pitied
cherries EA2Sci Fspberries 8ia35c, blAckbeuies Ia
10 pes ID.
yat-Lard ol, extra western strained. SoASl g
carbon oil, S1yFc: white miners oil, winter strained,
6Se;. Q. 7. I. oil lilo,
ChnAe-la quoted IN Joining az 100 Tor prime
l mn n AW EnFk all ILL
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Thore has been o very liGht run this week, about
iSir and confined wholly 10 supplying the demand
OF our home butchers, aud the oGtdGgs were sod
out ut an early hour. Tho quality was rather better
than last weeks offerings, We quote common 10
extra 61.aG&. with favorable pNoapeetS for next
Rhnk
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GIlRE In Il CASE,

Cincs I keep for skin diseases. Nv customers Aud
patient say that they have effected acure In every
Instance, where other remedies have fsiled.
franklin FALLS, N. Ii.
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Qle qntdlrgetGen


oBce, NoT. a5 and 81 Fourteenth Street,
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
oYrIcE OF CAMERON LIVE STOCK YARDS,
MONDAY, February 10, lSsS. }
REMARKS ON BEEr CATTLE

REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE
The arrivals OF cattle during tho week amounted
To SIS head, against l,O9l last week. and 1879 head
the corresponding week Of last year. and the AAles
were SIS head, against 9Ss last week, and 9S9 head
the corresponding week Of last year, aud were Is
follows:
To Baltimore butcherS-.........""......."........''. eS
T%OeOnnLry dealers ~
To Eastern q
ro,., bTb
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r OST-ENGRAVED BRACELET-0N
IL Market street, between MGnkemiilet's Drug
sIOre and Twelfth street AtuiAble reward. will
be paid by leaving same At Drug Store. l@l
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Ordinance No. lj4

Acting under, authority given by section
three Of Act No. 70 adopted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Louisiana on the
fifth day of July 1882.
Section l. Be it ordained by the Police
Jury in regular session assembled. that
1t is unlawful for any person or persons to
shoot Wild Ducks. Poulesd'eau Prairie Hers
and Rabbits, within the limits of the Parish,
Of Latonrche in any regular hunting place be-
fore sun rise and after one O'Clock T.. NJ.
Section .. Be it further ordained that the
season for hunting the above enumerated
game shall extend from the 18th. day of Oc-
tober to the first day Of April OF each and cv
cry year.
Section 3. Be it further ordained. ETC..
That any person guilty of an infraction Of
this Ordinance shall be subject to the same
fines and penalty IA are Eow imposed by the
State law provided that one half of the fines
recovered iu any case shall 20 to the infOr-
mant and be paid to him by the court exer-
cising jurisdiction immediately upon the col
lection thereof.
Section l.. BE it further ordained, etc. That
every hunter is earnestly requested TO aid and
assist the enforcement Of this ordinance.
And all ordinances or parts of ordinances in
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Be it further ordained, ETC.. That this 0rdi
nance shall take effect from its PRONUNCIATION.
Approved and; adopted this 9Th. August
(Signedl 3. T. GRISAMORE,
President Of Police Jury.
Certified :
il. ALLAN. Secretary.
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MIR Var. p. Winder, of Water
proof Plantation Terfaoohnes came
very near l,sing struckby bshtning
recently. He vas returning from
the field, to avoid an impending
shower, and he had had time, af-
ter tying his horse to a large oak
tree, 10 reach the house when the
first drops OF rain began to fall.
Almost simultaneously with his
arrival on the gallery, a sharp clap
Of thunder was heard. On looking
in the direction of the tree, beneath
which he had left his horse, Mr..
Winder saw that the faithful ami
NAL had received his death stroke
from the bolt of lightning. We ex
tend Our friend our heartfelt con
CALCULATIONS Oh his narrow escape
from a frightfnl death.
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THANKS.

At q special meeting OF NdpOscnrtfe FWc
Co. No. l. held at its hall. on Wednesday. the
22nd of August 1883. the following resolutions
We're unanimously adopted.
Be IL resoired. That the officers and mem
bers of Nappieonville Fire Company No. J..
do hereby express their hearty thanks to the
Ladies and Gentlemen WHO SO Dobly assisted
us in the management an! conduct Of the fair
and concerts given for the benefit OF the Com
pany. on the Ilth and 12th Of August. iSs3.-
To all who took part anu played in the con-
certs. including the Broom Rangers compo-
sed of twelve charming young ladies. under
the command of Captain r. 5. Push 10
those who literally contributed by snbscr'p-
ton. in money and otherwise, thus insnrinS
our success TO those VINO gave us the behe-
tit Of their untiring and skiiifnl services in,
the refreshment department.. cakes. soda. ice
cream. fruits, bar, tombO!a, Nc.-TO the Press
of which We specially mention the ascension
| Denocraf, DondkdsonriEe Chief. IhibOda"r
Sentinel. Pioneer Of assumption for their con
trihution to our success 10 our Brother
Firemen of ThihOdaux and Dona.dsonvllle.
who responded to our invitation by their pre-
sence aud liberal patronage To the god-mo
Their Of our engine. Mrs. Charles Dnpaty, and
her assistants, Miss Augustine Philippeau
! and Miss NJ. Hunt. for the neat and tastely
manner in which they dressed and decorated
Lady Susan for the occasion TO Miss Fan
nv Webster, MISS Maine Foley and DIR. Ell
pllege Dugas for their valuable services in
/ the management ana cOnUucI OF our cONceTtS
TO Miss Julnonviile and PintadO for their
untiring zeal il the contest To our sheriff
for the use Of the court house ward, and to
Mcssrs. w. f. Howell. Walter GuiOn, l.. u.
Folse. i. B.. Wilmington. Jos. f. Leblanc,
and R.H. Webster tor the use of their offices.
chairs, &C.. during the tair-To all merchants
Of this town who closed their places of bnsi-
ness-To Rev. Father Suriray, for allowing
reserve seats in church during mass and
for his high and complimentary address to
the fire department-Tn each and every one.
who may have rendered MS assistance..And
last, but by no means least. to the President.
and members Of "Paincourtville Independent
Brass Bana.' whose valuable services were
indispensable and greatly contributed to our
success And finally ito the generous public.
whose patronage was SO literally bestowed
| We tender to all. our most sincere thanks.
Respectfully submitted.
PIERRE J. GILBERT,
p. E.. THIByDAUx
Z. p. HELLUIN,
EDWARD Wives,
l.. p. HEBERT,
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Ordinance No. l4S.
j. +. ALLAN. Secretary.

Levying a tax on all property in the Parish
Of LafOurche for the year 1888.
Section L. BE it ordained by the Police in
~ Of the Parish IF LafOurchc that an 0d rat0-
rem tax of 81 mills ON the Dollar, cOllectable
during the year 1888, be and is hereby levied
on all the taxable property in the parish Of
Laf0urche.
tax, when collected, shall be app0rtiOned as
follows to wit:
Three mills shall be Get apart and used for
the current expenses including all salaries of
officers of the parish and shall be known as
the General Fund
Section 8. Two and ! mills shall be cot apart
and used for the maintenance and supporI Of
the public-schOOls and shall be known a the
"SchOOl Fupd"
Section 4 One halt mill shall be set apart
and used to purchase, build or rent sciO0l
houses and also for the purpose of improving
the school hOuses now used BY the school
board OF the parish, and shall be known a. the
'.School Fund" shall he subject to the legal
order Of the School Board Of the Parish of
LafOurche.
Section 5. One half mill shsll be set apars
and used to improve the public buildings and
grounds Of the parish and shall be knexn a.
the Improvement Fund"
Section 3. One quarter mill shall be set
apart and used for the CONSTRUCTION and re.
pair OF bridges over the drains Of the public
Roads of the Parish and shall be known Al
the bridge Fund"
Section Z. Two mills shall be set apart and
known as q DrGnage tax, under Ordinance
No. l53 passed BY this Body May -, 1888, t.
be used as therein ordered.
Be it further ordained that this ordinance
shall take effect from and after its promul
cation.
Approved and adopted this 9th. day O,
August 1883.
(Signedl 8. +. GRISAMORE.
President.
Secretary.
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1t will he q source of much con
ISOLATION to know that NOah's Ark
has been discovered on the top of
Mount Ararat, where it has been
lying several years, covered mp in
the snow. It will be brought to
New York at once, and placed
alongside of Mademoiselle CieOpa
tra's needle, in Central Park.
Antiquarians can then sit on
the needle aud contemplate the
ark, or sit on the ark and admire
the needle.
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1t is asserted that exclusive
use of rain water for drinking pur
poses will avert cholera. However
that may be, we r satisfied that
no II should use we'll water where
cistern water can be procured, and
it may DO had at little expense any
where in this section. NeN to- dis
titled water, rain water is the pu-
rest, while we'll water is apt to con
tain more or less organic impuri
ties. By all means, we advise ev
cry II to provide themselves with
cisterns OF other receptacles for
the gathering OF rain-wat+r, and to
use this kind of water exclusively
for drinking purposes.
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New Iberia has a pl ofessor OF
shorthand writing who has com
menced with IL class of seven young
men,. There is a young man in
ThibOdaux who has mastered the
art of s%tenography without assis
lance from a professor, and is to
day expert enough to fill almost
any situation where short hand
writing may be required.
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the foundation Of all pulmonary diseases,
affording prompt relief and rapid cures.
and is adapted to patients Of any age or
either sex. Being very palatahle, the
youngest children take it readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and
Catarrh, the effects Of AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL. are magical. and multitudes
are annually preserved from serious ill
ness by its timely and faithful use. It
should I've kept at hand in every house,
hold for the protection it affords in sud.
den attacks. IL WhOOping-cOugh and
Consumption there is no other remedy
so ~efiicacious, soothing, and helpful.
Low prices are inducements to try
some of the many mixtures or Syrups,
made of cheap and ineffective ingreli.
cnts, now offered, which, Is they on.
tain 10 curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief, and are sure to
disarpoint the patient. Diseases Ut the
throat and lungs demand active and
effective treatment: and it is dangerous
experimenting with unknown and cheap
medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may, while SO trifled with,
become deeply seated OF incurable. Csc
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and you
may confidently expect the best results.
It is of acknowledged curative power,
and is as cheap as its careful preparation
and fine ingredients will allow. Emi-
nent physicians, knowing its compost.
ton, prescribe it. The test of half q
century has proven its certainty to cure
al pulmonary complaints not already
beyond the reach of human aid.
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. c. AVER E CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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RATES OF

For each square of ten lines or less, the first
insertion. 81 5l. Second insertion. - cents
ner square. For subsequent Insertions. per
s0uare 80 cents. Obituaries 10 cents per line.
professional and lnsi..ess cards. including
paper, will I've published at the rate OF % cts.
per square for the first insertion, and % cents
for subsequent insertions
A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for Office $40, to be
paid for IN ADVANCE
Advertisements not marked on the cory
for a specified time will be inserted till forbid
and payment eXactea.
Persons sending communications I" TINS pa
not must ALWAYS furnish their real names to
the Editors. We will not save or return re-
iected manuscripts.
illusions peronnally disparaging to any
one will never lie inserted except AS anver-
tisements nor then. if peculiarly ob)ectiona-
BILE.
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In the Pilot House.

."Yes, sir this kind OF work bliges q man
to keep sober as a judge. Of all men in the
world, steamboat pilots and railroad engi-
neers should let liquor alone. For on their
clearness Of sight and GOODNESS Of head de.
ponds the safety of lite and property"
Keeping his hand on the wheel as he said
this. Mr.. A. Brockman, of No. 294 Silver 81.
Chicago, added OF course. some off 'em
drink but the sober Ohes have the best posi-
tioAs and the best pay. Yes, the work and ex
part, I find PARKER's TONIC to be all the in
vigorant l need. I've got . bO title aboard
here now; never 60 ON q trip without it.
When l h~aven'tany appetite, or am in any
way out Of sorts. it sets me up in no time.
If drinking men would use the Tonic.
it would help 'em to break off. (No, that
ism q lighthouse it's q star. low down near
the water) As I was saying, the Tonic is
new lite bottled up. You see that faag-staf ?
Well, with q bottle Of PARKERis Tonic in the
locker | can keep malaria Is far from me a.
that, all the time. My wife has used it Tor
three years for summer complaints and collie,
and a. an invigOrsnt, when she's tired out
from overwOrk. She says the Tonic is q daisy,
Goodbye! Don't break your neck going be.
Ow."
This preparation, which has been known m
PARxER's GINGER Tonic, will hereafter be
advertised and sold simply under the name Of
PARKERs ToSIc. A. unprincipIed dealers
are constantly deceiving their customers BY
substituting inferior articles under the name
of ginger; and ~ ginger is really an min
portant ingredient. We drop the misleading
word.
THERE'S NO change, however in the prepare.
ton itself. and al bottles remaining in the
hands Of dealers. wrapped under the name OF
.PARkER's GEeER ToSIc' contain che Renu.
inc medicine If tho fac-simile signature of Hrs
COX & Go. 10 1t the bottom of The outside
wrapper.
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With the death Of Judge Black
closes the career Of one Of Ameri
cas- most famous men. He was in
the first rauk Of the bar Of the
country and occupied many posi-
tons of profit and trust, all OF
which he adorned, by the exercise
of the highest ability and most un
swerving integrity. Friends and
foes united i'll paying his memory
the highest tribute of respect.
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-Louisiana's Congressman have
got into q muss with one George in
Washington. The congressman
say that George is a lobbyist and q
rascal. Admit it. Why did not
the Congressman knock George ont
Of his boots instead of listening to
his rascally schemes
Men who deal in pitch will be apt
to have some Of it stick to their
bands.
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POLISHING HE WRONG E D.-Many men
daily polish their boots who never give a
thought to the condition of their hair. ex
cept to harrow it casually with brush and
comb. or submit it to the paralyzing atten
lions Of the average barber. What hap
pens? Why, this From neglect, mental
anxiety: or any of a score Of eau
ses, the hairturns prematurely gray and
begins to fal! out. Parkers Hair Balsam
will at once stop the latter process and
restore the original color. An elegant
dressing, free from grease.
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- DOnaldsonville is about to
have a telephone, aud, as we gath
er from the columns of the Ascen
sion Democrat, that that town owns
q dude. surely the measure of
our neighbors' happiness must be
complete.
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paris has twenty three libra
ries, which it is proposed to increase
to forty. As the municipal admin
istration is atheistic in sentiment.
it is fearful to think how much in
tellectual and moral poison will be
distributed tom those city libra
ries.
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- The celebrated Englishman
who is now in this country has put
the correct pronunciation upon his
name, so that, hereafter, let no one
say, Monsignor Capelle, but pro
nounce the. name as if were written,
Cayple.
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IS. T. GrisamOre has been re-
ceiving another supply of goods III
his line ; and Continues to add
something new in bis House.fur-
nishing store. .
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HOTEL ARRIHALS.


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