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J. WEDGE, 0A 'kTTORNEY AT LAW, . Clinton, Louisiana, ill practico in the courts of East and t Feliuitlta and the Suproemne Court of State. feblT-ly. A. CROSS, AtIerney at LaW, Clinton, Louisiana. ALIIOUN PLtKER, Attorney at Law, Clinton, Louisiana. ill practice in the Courts of the 5th icial District. Aug.2'76.-ly C. [ARDiEE, A etorey at Law, Clititon, Louisiatra. KILBOtITSlNE. CIIAS. t" V-A. ILBOL'RNE & McVEA, 'YS & COUINSELLORS AT LAW, Clinton, Louisiana. S. JONES, TTORNEY AT LTAW, Clinton, .L,lnisintt. coon the North sit!e of tlit, l*pthlic re. june 2, ,'7T;.-ly. . J. POWELL, Attornrey nt Lnw, St. Fran 4i4Ville, L ui:i:mtn. t1 11 praeic.e in, the i':Parislhes of West ant Felicinna, antd Pointe Coulwe. It 28, '7C.--ly. W if. W. LEAKE, la to Afttorney at Lanw, St. Frnneisville. ],ouisiann. 11 pr:tttite, it the l':trisltc. of W\Vst ,nst Feliri:na, ani Pointe Cotllpee. t ICKLI'I'FFE. & FISIII:R, Attorneys at Las , St. Frantisville, La. t, 11 pra,!i,.e in t1h" (",urts of West : fEast Fe.li.inee. l'oit ('toupe l :ani ning PrI'.shes. jLne.,'7t--ly. I 1*t .R. G. STI:LING, IIYSICIAN AN) SlTI:GEON, . St. Francisville; La. u 3 Ofce at resitetnce. 0o11 ' I. BALL, IIYSICIAN AND SI'RGC.E~n? , ayou ,'WSara. Lo isin'i:t, ce at resitldence junle _4, "7T/..1y. I l. EPII VA.Chl.O, rpenter anud Untderalker, pal Sgiv, ;t'ompt nttention to all loi n his line in thist antl adjoining I':r j'u e ",' '7TI.--1 . i. il sell :nu D. BROOLS, ord itt GGIS'T AND CHIEMIST, it t Baton Rouge, La. the S, 76.-ly. _ _ VERSINSKY, ar Sun St., B:tyou Sara. Ln., t IONAIILE BOOT & SHOE MAKER iuago solicited anti satisfaction -tteed. w itl IART'INEZ, at San Street, Bayou Sara, La., re * rra DEA.LER IN (Goods, Groterie's. Conftections, To Wines ant Liquors. & E. ENOCHIS' Adn JIM../1RBLE Y./IRD, ; t t of the 1lill, ,St. 1"rancir'ille, La. metats,'Tomos, hausoleumn, ing d and Foot Stones, Mantel C iecee, Iron Railing, &c., oftb Sto order. An4y orders addlrersed to over ot &Ltra, will receive promulyt attr, j28' hers the s N GODCITAUX, will anufacturer and Dealer in has t LOT HING G:: AND RNISHING GOODS, Sand 83 Canal Street; Now Or- ly it leans, La. ranch, 213, 215 and 217 01c Lovee prom opposite the l4ench Meat Market. "sob :'76---Gm. HENRIETTA IIOUSE. the ] the E BAYOU SARA, LA. ient 1 can be procuedi by the day, week to tht th, ani at reasonaleo rates. In ire as it the past, the table will E tled with the very Ihest fare tihe ith i aflordsl. Elegant ant well for- frost totnis. Accolnulltodatitg servatsll for t tly in atttsndalce. 1'taroln:tge so- llOont aud satisfactiojtn gnaranlltcd.. es s O()L. 1. ST. FRANCISVILLE, LA.; MARCH 10;, 1877 NO. 37. R est Jelitiana Sentinel. A DEMOCRATIC PAPER. PUULliLED EVEIRY SATUIRDAY. S. LAMtitTzr ...... . -.... W. uoW. RESE LAMBERT c REESE. PROP RITETORS. J. D). AU:STEN G. W. ICIESE. .1A 1'TEN 4' RIEESE..............litors. . . . I'. . RE'.....SE....... ....... Publisher. St. Frmtleisville. ll.arel 10O, '77 vA. OUR AGENTS. The following parties are our duly an Ilhruizel agents: I'. M1. autllllord, Bayou Snra. E. W. W'iletuan " " A. T. Gastrell, " C. IHocekel, i" I M. & A. Fischer, " , " C. L. ]'ilsher, St. Fraieisville. .1. 1).. Alsteri, " i 1 J. A. P'ilant, West Feliciana. A i.so t h ' President of each Ward Club, i in the Purish. E. ('. Killinger, Ja.lceson, bli ]. U r. T. S..Jlon ., " )r..1.. .h.nnes, "i -ly. Joseph WlfV,I; lort Hudson. C .i:ltults I lyce, '" " \V. i). Loanlehn, it ('apt. W. i. 'Porter, Young's Station. --'T;e river continues to decline at " this loint. erg -Dr. 1'. 31. Mnmford, of Bayou Sara, lve. hats been commissioned Tax Collector of P West Feliciana. c -Mr The'dor.r Baakewell has placed :us unt.er ohligl tionsby providing us withl I Iate N. 0. dates of an interesting charac ter. -'To our polite fellow-townsman, Mir. .1, lest Bnny Brown, who has filled the position \ of n,.heIr, so elliciently, for Stuttz's The- ti . tret during its stay amtong us, the local oi of I he S..i:N'rIxI, is under obligations for w - otlt tcies. -.-oldies should' rememnber the grand us .!:ltinice a.t F'iriuenin's hall at 11 o'clock pc 'his iornin ig, to lenalo thee, and the lit- co Ith ortis to xsie Mr. J. G. Stnttz and mam- w. Iollth eonlllpaty ill FANCIulo TILE CRICKET. in ,.,t ,Don't miiss this clhance. \V -il -We were pleased to nmeet, on Monday ca ly i. lst, our estelemed friend MIr. Chllas. P. Si VWhiteman, whose radient colntenalnce h has not illumined our vision for ninany th tonItlhs past. l! is the itperSotnation of gool hea:ltth, and we trustit may be many a year erc his shadow marks a natrower outline. Sa -The appointment of Dr. J. P. Monahan to as Tax Collc.tor for the Parish of East Ie: i'eli.ia:nIa, is riceived 1y the people there o with unui\ve.sa:l satisfaction. Indeed, a fn oetter selection cout:l not have been made. ri. lie poisse.Ses tile combined Jeflk'rsouion qunlitica:tti, . ar --wXe have on our table, the, Yew Della, tl :et., 'ew Orleans ani edited lby Messrs. M. th Fi. l'igtoy and E. C. Wharton. The 1111 initiatl i nutsiber is ably editedl and pre- by sents :t uantifuii tylpographical appear- u ntce. It is a literary journal of a high tir order, and is devoted to the fundamental car intere.sts of its 'ity atnd State. We wish 10e it that support which 'villensure success. She --Tor the first time si:ce the advent of ord the S.NTIN\riEL, We are conlmlled to offer exit aniI apology for appearing in a half shee;. Th'Iis has been necessitatedl by the very I:lrg autlont of lobh ;ork we have ha1: tulti to iecomplish to fill the requirements of the I the sevceral public exhibitions that have tioe visited Bayou Sara within the past two weeks, and to fulrnish our merchants with contracts for the business of the last, planting selason. While we by 1o means Wic hope the demand for job work will de- Pa} crease, we trust to be able to make snch thre Irrangcmenets that it will not interfere deal ' h tile tpaper in the future 'he Til: ATrrIrTUIE AT WrAS[INGTON'--Te el most reliabi-) advices from Washington indicate a tierce conllict between the IN SAlmiliistration and tile more altra Re- in E llublii-anis. Already the war has broken vigi out under the leadership of Morton and if de Blainse. Hayes is represented as stand- lowi ing firm and adhering tenaciously to his Edit Sconservative policy towards the South, as Ot foreshadowed in his i .gnral. In view o'clo of this lpolicyof conciliationl, there is aitll 'every reason to believe that Mr. H1ayes i will find an allie inl thl democratic memu- is 3 hers in congross. WVith suc(h a phase in the state of political affairs, thile contcst will be hot, but the dc:ctit of the ultras will be assured. Already the first tilt has been delciled against t]ilnn, in the refirrinillgofKellogg's claimn to the Election Conmnittee. Let thle fighlt go on. Ior ff"Mr .Douglass, ionmber oft he Honse W st of Represenltativcs, from Virginia, gross- of Er 3ly illnsllted Mr. Lamar of Mississippi, while in a state of intoxication. HeIo prolmptly maide the amwadc honorable, upon Cor "sobering pi." ter PhAs IHayes, in taking possession of thie Presidential chair at the hanlds of the Electoral Commission, is the recip- nCt ient ofstolen goods, we may sing 'hail Wet to the TIIImE who ill triumph advances." M HI.AvY 'vFosTr-On the mlorning of tle witn 6ith inist., we were visited by a killing fi'ost andl serios aplprehlensions are feilt aV for thle peach crop, tihe trees being in full noth bloom. VeCe tation gene.rally, will doubt less suffer from is olltcts. to t1 ER. GRAD OPENING N IIrT I! AY. A SEASOX OF LVTELLECTU4LL S. TRIUIMPIIANT SUCCESS OF TILE COMPANY!!!! lite*r. On "Mondayy evening Firemen's Hall was well filled with nit intelligent and 1 , appreciative audience, the occasion being d the opening night of Mr. J. G. Stuttz's Dramatic Company, with a bill embrac ing Tom Taylor's great Dranua in five t y an- acts,."Ticket-of-Leave Man," and the in- F imitable Mr. C. T'oler Wolfe, in the favo rite Farce, "Family Jars." From the encomiums bestowed upon Mr. Stuttz by the press throughout the country, we were led to anticipate a el performance of no ordinary merit, but tl we were by no means prepared for the Club display of that degree of artistic excel- d lence exhibited by several of the compa- ti ny, among whom stand preeminently ae Messrs. J. G. Stuttz, C.Toler Wolife, F. M. Cottrill, Owen Ferree, and Misses Daisie Markue, Frankie Gonzalez and Eloide n. LeCounte. "Ticket-of-Leave-Man" was presented in w at with a strong cast, and each character was ably borne out to tihe end. Mr. ara, Stuttz is a tgost excellent Bob Brearly, i nt of portraying the various phaes, of that be character with a faithfullness that cuvin- n s ces deep study, and alppreciation of the vitl part. lie was ably sustained by Daisie cMarkoe, as May Edwardls, who has shown herself to be an actress of high We merit; whilst Mr. C. Toler Wolf as thie th Mr. .Jew; Fraukie Gonzalez, as old Mrs. tioe Willoughby; F. M3. Cot trill as the Detec r[te- tive, and Miss LeComnte as S:an Will- 1t ac:l ouglhby, played their respective roles fit for with the highest degree of success. Before the comnpany takes its depart tad lire, the Two Orphans, Fa:chon and to ock perhals Iamlet, will be personated. The as lit- company possess an excellent personel, tid tm- which will insure them triumph, not only ob ET. in this, but in other fields. They go to Woodville front here anLd with them they ins 1;y carry our best wishes-for they deserve Cit p. success. Theirperformancesat this place lie nee have stoodt the test of close scrutiny in ti( iy the important particular of moralit., . I of TL Ily -The adtvantages we predicted would tai ser f1 :ow the erection of a hall in Bayou to Sara, capable ofatfordini g accommlodation ian to first class exhibitions, have already an ast begtun to be realized. Firenten's Hall, til creven in its uftiltished state, has become a favorite and popular resort for those who In( de. relis!h reaseoabllllie andi lllocent amuse oinent. Ageuts of traveling cetnpaneis, mo are as well acquainted with the accorno- can datLios afftorded by, or wanltting, in every ,1 town e and hamlet, as are the i:nhabitauts themselves: hence it is, that Bayou Sara: ahe nd St Franlcisville ha:ve been pretemited re- Iy exhibitions of character and highi Thu r- lireal teaching, anid have ibeen left oi- the ,'º tirely to the mercy of the unconscionable na circus llman; forced to draw for amuse- Wit s ietent, firol the often immoral fund alone, Drr offered by tile sports of the arena. EIt of Shows that stay among itus for days, aff ordling us intellostual entertainmenet and expending in our midst, some of the ear- ten nings of their exhibitions, are the kind BAI we want, and Firemen's ITHall is the insti- Co. tution to attract themn hither. We trust the boys will soon be able to give it those "finishing touches" it requires. te --SAD ACCII)ENT.-OaI Sunday morning 79 last, a little colored boy, named Edward 'a1 Is Wicker, the son of Baptiste Wicker of WOu Bayou Sara, aged about 12 years, was nex' thrown from a horse and trodden to re death, while riding on the Tooraen place. rtne The parents have the sympathy of the at whole community, both white and color- by ed, in their sad bereavement. 1e INCitNDIARISMI.-t111 est Feliciana, as in East Baton Rouge, there is need for I vigilance, and pn isluneut of the guilty, laid i1 if detected, as will appear front the fol- ;aucd L- lowing letter from Mr. Eli S. Norwood. on P 5 Editors fVest l'clteiana &ottiicl : S On thei nighlt oftlhe 2d inst., about ten e o'clock, tile torch of tile incetldiary was i Sa pplied to lly Crib antd Sttlhles, destrcov- to ri illt all iey corn, and otiher things to the daitg v:alue of tieur tiutindred dollars. No clue its yet to tthe dastardtly coward. Respectfielly, ingto t E. S. NORWOOD, scent a- P;Pack SJlLJ1R RIED. from SBALL--KNOX-Al the resiceence of Mr. Joe. S. Jontes, int Clinton Ia., on the mie muorulimeg of thle e.th ult., lby Rev. Ira 1. is ili Uoblcrtsuon, Mr. J. NELSON BALL, o, eolic, 3 \st IFelicillma, and Mliss ELMA KNOX the cc Sof East Felicianaim. i CORONER'S INQUEST. -u Coroner Bali's Jury of Inquest, a f. ter three days session and dilligent accej inquiry into the circumstances con- not n nected with the killing of Mr. D. A to tlc Weber, adjourned last evening to Monday next. A large number of in witnesses, both white and colored, their have been examined, but so far tiie nothing has been elicited that tends Ilaye tlas a to throw light on the mystery. tell (f L ' KILLINGr OF D. A.'WEBER.. On Wednesday last, about 2 FIT I o'clock, p, m., tho entire .commu nity was thrown into commotion by the announcement that Tax Collec tor Weber had been shot and .kill id, when opposite the Court House, TIHE while walking along the street. It was some moments after the a Hall report gained circulation, before t and his body could be found and when being discovered, was lying in the ditch uttts near Grace Church Cemetery~, and a rve nearly directly opposite the Court he in- Hlouse gate. favu- Dr. fall; the Coroner, arrived r speedily, and upon examination, it t the was discovered that one shot had I ate a entered the right side, penetrating si but the lungs, and another had entered directly between the eyes, passing si p-through the brain and lodging ently against the skull in the back part ot the head. Several shots were ):disic loide found in the left arm also. - The affair, so far, is wrapped in mted impenetrable mystery, although I"SI the Juryof Inquest are making the J rly, most dillirget inquiry and have that been for the past three days. A viin- number of witnesses testify to hav t ing heard the report of fire arms, has but no frcts have been elicited that high would establish the commission of tie the act, upon any one. s As the affair is in progress of dee- In Will- thorough investigation, we forbear to, roles f-rthar comment than to say that Mr. Weber had made himself odiou nud to a number of our citizens, colored The as well as white, through his par inel, tisan acts, and that he had become only obnr'xious through articles appear i to Ltey ing in the LEDGER, abusive of our lrve citizens, and of which be was be. 'lace lieved to have been the author, al y in though not the ostensible editor. " The last number of that pap/,r con nd tained threats that were caicuiatcd IH Lyou to engender ill feeling toward their l" tion any author rather than to tranquiliz:e [all, the public heart. 10 a Pending the deliberations of the vim Inquest we refrain Irom saying usc cis, more; as faithful journalists we not rno- can not say less. cie cty STU 'rTZ AND cOIPAN]Y. . ea ted On Tuesd:ay, Wednesday and 1,0 igll Thur.-day evenings rsepectively, t U the following plays were presented ciil ie- with marked success, by the Stutmz iar no, Dranatic Company, at Firemen's na. fall : FANCHON TIlE CRICKET THE Two OIPrANS, and the great C ar- temperance play, TEN NIOHTS IN A ind BAR Room, in each of which, the of Ii sti- Co. sustained the. reputation and iS st character they so justly won on Di their opening n;ght. We regret that want of space forbids that particu. r lar zmention, in this issue, that we L1 of would be glad to bestow. In our ,et ,as next issue, we shall notice their 1os' to rendition of THE LADY OF LYONS, thi 'a at the Firemen's Benefit, tendered est 3 Jr- by Mr. Stuttz lest night. sad TELEGRAPHIC GLEANINGS. not as or -The Senate, by a vot of :35 to 25 t, laid Kellogg's credentials on the table, A1- and referred the matter to the Committee on Privelcges and Elections. the -A Telegram frolm Mr. Albert C. Jan rs in to theDemocrart, says pa:y no attution Fire to rlumor.s. There is not the slightest re danger ofPackard's recognition~.et S --A N. O. Democral special iron Washl- For 1 ington, dated 5th inst., says: "I lavo not scena 1)emrocrat oritepurblicau who thinlks Packard has the least chance of support fr'om HIayes. -Ilainiue and Morton Ihave brokenc out ( lgairnst thie Aldminiistratiou but HLayes T is lilit as a rock. lie saidl yesterday hisli the I policy was irrevocable,, no Inlatter what one 1 Sthe .ornseqlenjccccs mighlt le. A hig split vinci in the Republican party is inrc-itable. Limri --Genl. bhenrman cdid not, as reported, sicine recconu!ncucd Grc. .JloL. .Johnson fir Secy. to ' of war, but is nrxi,,us that he sIhould t accept hre positioni. Gen. JlohuOr n had Snot made up hIris milrd on the slnject u1), Sigc to thie 6th instant. -I'residcnt Hayes will issue orders as soon ashisCabinnat is formed, t, oonund- Iri lug oilh'ers it. the South, to wilthdraw , thelir t'oopjs to fgovrllnlllcnt rnservntiorns. lanjor urkno lt Wrhashington on the lith l laye. Iin t hie otj et, and Sena trr Gordton hatn a sinmihr driumeft for Gov. 1ininp- )iy ( tn ('If 1outih Carolina. deuce A Washington special to N. 0. Demo of 7th inst., says the cabinet is cor- stit ed as follows: Evarts, Sherman, McCtkry of Iowa, Key of Ter essee, a Coufe rate General, Devins of Massaelhn setts, .1dl Thompson of Indiana. 3Mc Crary is a retary of war, and DevinsAt torney General. The Cabinet will be strougly in Avor of the South. -Mr. Albori C. Jannin telegraphs the N. 0. Democrat, from Washington, on the 6th inst., "Do notindulge in any further apprehensions. The maintanavce of our government is an absolute certaint . Morton, Blaine, Logan and that crew are already at odds with Hayes. The carpet baggers denounce him as another Andy Johnsou. In saying the situation is alto gether rosy, I remind you that I db not allow hope to rn away with judge mnent." -In his inaugural address President Hayes dwells particularly on the neces sity of self-government in the Southern States. He professes to love his country more than his party. 'Time, and a very short time at that, will solve the question, whether or not Mr. Hayes means what he says and has the fortitude to act up to his convictions in the face of the pres sure that Morton, Illaine & co., will Iring to hearupoon him. We shall see. E WV !) IA DEITISE.METS. the J. G. STUTTZ'S THEATRE! the FIREMIN'S HALL-BAYOU SARA, A The great play : m RIP VAN WINKLE SUNDAY NIGHT, MARCH 11th. SBy Special Request: of J. G. STUTTZ In his great character, as played by him fior over three hndred( nights: "' PRINCE OF DENMARK. ed Magnificeat costumes of the Sixth r- Century. iRemomber the great MORAL PERFORMANCE SUNDAY SNIGHIT !! S POSITIVELY LA~T APPEARANCE of the .: MAMIl0 IIt Co. N. B.-All pe)rsonshaving n ills against cd this Comnpauny will please .present the same i nanld receive jpaynt. MANAGER. S RAIL ROAD NOT/ICE! From and tftter this date, antil iilt rllr PC noti;ce, the traitn of cetarson the W\est '(ei ci:ant Rail Eroad will run regularly on Moaldays, Vedrinesdais. &itad KtaluIdays, leaving Woodville aldl Bialyou Saran at thel' usual hours. 'Th:mking the l ,peopl of id Loutisiana Sir their lrirnter kint altss we tale hleas,.sr( in intfrmniinig tht t hat wa, ie ;shall CaTrrV ' eitht rul passen gers. o.a"i. d ciilly tlhe rnfo r, at prices to suit ithe hard times. Z J. BIURnUuss McGEIIE, Pres. W. F. R. R. C. . BOCKEL, A Bayou Sara, La., Would respectfully call the attention ie of his friends and the pl)li(e genrally, to dhis lauge :aud superior stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, t II/ITS, C./IPS, t" BOOTS. SHOES, e I DIES 1)DRESS GOulS , PRO11;IIONS, HA R.DI1 l I'E, Sellntiey, ertlcerv.y andll"lass ware, plows, r hoes, western Iproduce, andtln n urt every rhing necessary lfor family and plantation use, all of whichl he will sell at the loIw d est possible rates, for casll. I have also oail IL:uld a large aniud variaed assortauent oft saddles anl d harness. IRepairing dilont; in . la neat andt substanltial manultlr onl short not ice. PB OCLAMATION. ]By the powor vested in me as Mayor of ' the Townll ofBayou Sara, and in atccord aunce with the Clharter of said. Town, I hereby order an election to be held at Firemen's Hall, on t MONDAY, APRIL 2nd, 18,77, bletwettl the ihours of 8, a. itn., andll 4, . at. SFor the following niamted ollicers, to-wit: t ONE MAYOR, FIVE COUNCILMEN, t ONE CONSTABLE &. COLLEC TOR I ONE ASS ESSOR, ONE ThEI'ASURER. ti This election to lie held according to Sa the Election Laws of Iouaisiana; antn(l no Olne pertrit red to vote, excep.t qualified voaters, resiiding witlhin theo Corplorate Limits. The following named Conmnis- D sitners of 'hleetion arle herebiy appoinatedi to earry olt tlhe lirovisions of tlhoLaw : fri J. S. WOOir'IEJt, .INO. TADLOCK, i, C. J. W\OL'"LLN. Be Signed: L. VRESINSKY, MaIyor of Bayou Sara. B.lYloU S.ARA, LA, Feb. 2(ith, 15b7. D DlEN'TISTRIY. yr Dr. E. Green Davis offers oa hlis seirvic Ito the .peop, l o ithis natl ad,joiiing Parishes. p, Any orde rsii addr'essed to hint, at htis resi udelCe will receive promlpt attention. TA , A I - . • 6.00 nine foot, good oypr- 4 .l made of eaoellent heart sad sap tinmei_, Will be sold extremely low bArorasb leP further particulare aply to Mr. John J. W Irvine or D. S. T~~T DLOC feb24-3m,-24. Bayou fa, La. A. E. DUPUY, Prqprslor 'f Mr e .. CENTENNIA'I.l SALOON. Demo- [In the Lobrl Hnouse, opposite EI NeqI con- St. rncilrille, La. ruian, Finest w'itr, ' liilorn, TsmrAy tobaceo see, a and cigars cu'r.etanily on has. achu llOR MILL i the n the C~iuds feed twicg as fast as ay other, rther mill of thre sn:ume ste aqd pri, an~ wil,. r wle hen required, grind' shelle corn' or cilently fine for fauilluse int3. Prices from $:5 to $125 eah. ' - -J - t are The $35 one-horse mill sgrlfl famn 10 rpt to 15 lnushlels of meal per hour. nd The two-horse mill grinds pom 16 to 6,p y bushcls per hour, according to size. alto- No machinery required to opeteeit,- S1db hitch horse direct tolever ef ~b illk " ad- Descriptive circnlars free. ge A. B. COHU, Manufacturer, No. 197 Water Street, New York. dent January 20, '77--3mn. ices n THE CO.MIJ.IfO.N SENSE FEED CUTTER vcr Excells all in the market in the quantity ion, and quality of its work. Will cut oorp. chat filder, with ears of corn unhneked, as p to readily as hay or straw. It received'tbs s highest award at the Centennial Exhibi tion and at thirty Stateand Cosutg will Fairs. Length of cut, half-inch, inob, e. and one and a half inches, which ca bb se changed in a second. No. 1 has cutting eapacity of 4r inches, and will do more work than any E 1 :5 machine in the market. Its price is No. 2. cutting capacity 4x18 inchesl. Price $45. Descriptive circulars free. A. B. COHU Manufacturer. No. 197 Water Street. N. T. Jan. 20, '77.-3m. 1.~ T. GASTRELL, Bayou Sara, Louisiana, IDEALER IN PLOWS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLET uLn mnts, hlridt1u,.lHarn-y", a Hardware, Guns, Pistols, l'alps, Pipes, Machine Fittings, Cocks, Valves, C:is.tings, Ropes, Hollow VWare, Wagon and Carriage v oodwork, BIlhksnith's Materials, Etc., Etc. TLN 'COPPER AN D SHEET IRON MAN [I: FACTORY. Also Agent for the celebrated "CIIAItTEIt OAK" STOVES, y Uric, Garrett & Cottman, Brinley, Jas. 11. Hall and other plows, Allen's Horse Hoes, Woo,ud's howitug Machines, Horse lHay Rakes, aill of which I will guaran tee to st"ll lower tlhan can be purchased e ¢lsewtr(e. Gra.ngrs and of t.rs will find it to their adv.Ittiange to 'ahll and examine my stock and pricces before purchasing else where. TerT "T'JT ·P,,, PLL TUTT'S: TU'T'I"S e, PI LL. TCrUTr'S 1 ll.$ TU'rT's ' ' 1V . 11"'tT. M.1)., for T nT , T t'"iP .. T ,-T'S ,, '" '. vP.T ) .. I} t t ",r of Anatrr,-" I I,1.",,.1 iT'T, 1PrLt1'.r isn oa.e. together ii PILl.$L |'I TTrr"1'. irt',, ,* .,." it..it of Tutt's I'lj.t. PILL$ "" ; t'TTT~' ial |hI" :Ii',is.t'ill of testlno:Iatl~, PILLS ii- 'i' "t'." vt--11 ,.'. .i r t iiitr,"c'. warrant me Pu IT, i. T T"T', I .... Int: eart th,." f ill Ipstite.! PI(.S T('r 11 "l '. : " ll|re ,,i[ t auigt result fro nt . ......". ..,,. 'I are not rec d0 T .T u's,,n,.e:: :", t', t: 1 ; 'll that as tict PILLS 1T ! ',Ii,'., ,,R.; ',UT llY ie, Skill iR Is- P'ILI.. T'U l'" ,.. 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This unrivaled preparation ha. ..... formed somie of the most aston .i -.9 cutrs that are rccorded in the ann.i . history. Patients suffering for yeart S T I thie varlos diseases of the Lptngst h -r triting different retnedies, spending t, , - sands of dollars in traveling and do°"',;" ing, have, by the use of a few bottita, e ntirely reCoCered their health. "4JJON'T O TO FLORIDA." DR. TUTT: Rxpeotorant for my oough. and reanlsei mows I." 'ant from it than Anything I ever toot. I am so well nbst I will not go to Florlda neat winter as I iote','l.'I. Sond me On. dosen bottle., by expres. fo£ 5o,.4 friends. ALFrED COs.O, 155 West Thirty-first Stress. This aertlfiss that I have reoommended tho us. n( Dr. Tutt's Expeotorant oi. disee f the i]I'1r5 for the pest two yeas. and to my lknowedge ci','J bottles hsve boA used by my patients with the hap. piest results. In two oases where itwas thought oon. firmed oonsumption had tlaken plse the Rxpeetorsnt cifoetod a euro. ]. H. sP8aGo'. . D "Wo oa' not speak too highly of Dr. TUrft's IrK peototrnt, and for the asnke of sufering humanltg lnopo it m.ty beoome more generally known."--Onai. bold by Druggists. Price 1,0I