Feliciana sentinel. [volume], September 15, 1877, Image 3

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ajicanrU utlxn.
all the new advertisements in
illtb
4ha iDaetb Witness" is concluded in
1absr.
,. L W. Whiteman advertisus a
Mb Isle at a bargain.
.gm the advertisement headed P.
P A sad be happy.
,gle will be found in another col
is the matter of the succeslon of M.
g! Mcea~ee4
4.is local occurrence of importance,
Iag rain aiC4ed, took place during
week we failed to hear of it.
ritSm'your gins, dwellings and farm
lwlith Elder & Co Apply to J. D.
-St. Francieville, for full par
.ps't forget that Mr. Jasper Ed
lbsavertties the celebrated Inprov
j r. Cotton Seed for sale cheap.
4the advertisement.
.bow is the time to take out poli
learsurnce on stores, stooks in trade,
ti, dwellings, &c" Consult Mr.
1. iatsp, StxTI'aEr, office.
O'Fait.9elieind's advertisement
ir iasue. We bespeak for this very
hjyoun' g lady, a full share of the
sge of our fair readers throughout
prish.
,c. (oludlann Esq., ol4're the propor
il'le headl of the hill formerly be
ling to E. L; Weber for sale at an ex
sly to v figure. Don't fail to read
ycrteisment heade4 for sale cheap.
By calling at this office a No. I Sew
alshine may be purchased at a stir
agly low figure. Call and olbtain
srsany how. It will be sold at
Mirth itrteat value.
.R. F. Bethany saddle and har
maker reqtmests the publie to favor
ilth it share of pntrtonage.. Mir. B.
ýptpli tworttuan antld guanrautees par
tratteationl.to every thinag in the
frepairing. Git'e bhit a call
Wseira. Elder & Co, fire insurance
4 1Woodville, Mist., represent the
atestantial companies of the Uni
Iratep, Europe and Canaa.. IMr. J.
,stes, local agent in this City, will
pleasure in giving all ineeded infor
on to parties desiring to insure.
Mr.Jlearick's Photograph establilsh
continues to attract many visitors..
ril remain for a short time for the
Itefthonse wio were prevented by
afavoralle weatsl± In the first part
e*shik, from taking advantage of
pplrttllity ote read of securing faitL
Iketesse at
q 'guiplaitaoid thatt Mr. j. (.. Stuttz
a newly oretrtnizetl theatrical romu
otfti#enittwo ne r nlers.4 witlh J1is
)ets,_ an accomplisbed actress,
aiflitadl, lwill visit us some time
it Tt' kasiidi. . We lIespeirk
tedeng receptitn at the hands df dner
as firMeis Walteirs,-oneu *oithy
iditinguislied drantuatic t:ilenit and
tflahintenta which she possessed to so
VIW a degrtee We shall take lilatd
giting due notice of the cone uilg of
hiting artiste
abieson O:ii-er, one of th e eutitions
C is conting to our midst to snwtt:l a
weeks preparatorT t0) a p- le
he any possibly uake to oiii neigh
gcity of B4toiil uouge. We will all
rerjoyed to have the honorable gen
tl amoia us once more. Indeed a
l mmatteie of two have been ap
eto go to New.Orleans and esa,rt
ltetingiishedl visitor to our hospita
Lty 14 iqrl Dnrynow and a deputy
itate 4 esmunittee nid the hospi
asrof thr lammser Hotel will be ex
4 blje derinlg his sojjourn in our conm
by., To make a> qinj story short,
MIsS was identfledu by one ot our
tas asanieidividual who Is under in
test for burglary and horse-stealiig,
teoeversing with the Governor in
a few days since on the horrors
lkleosing" and will be brought
teasawer the above charges.
xxERCR or NRW OaLRwxs.-We
received from Me.srs. L enisi. Bright
., Editors N. O. Pries Carreat, their
iflh annnal review of the New Or
I Market, for the Commeroial year
tg August 31, 1 It in published
ueoh flerte, e eIety-ti e
ltd teeatitni4h toei pugos and
)4teet eunels. .fnstet e comjrehen
4 exhaustive revilr* of the.com
of that city that has as yet eme
a1 everei uhose standard authori
'The book should be in the hands of
Plateesvaad-eushies man in Louisi
A.*-On Tuesday evening next
a of amnusements will .be usher
bM aleilliata entertuinment on the
t Pastime Amsdetir Dramatlc
t aueisted by several ladies
Piltleihen of acknowledged dra
Stglent, from this and the
af Pointe Coupee. The pro
is exoeptionally attractive as
seen by reference to the adver
In another column, and a rare
Streat may be confidently an
Fireeten's Hall will be re
S with beauty and lovliness, rep
iWeat Feliciama and her sister
* We aeklnowledge courtesies st
St the sanagement.
TSLiteitty, Misa., Herald cries out
terms agaist the whole
YS of "whippiag, mutilation,
raspe and murder," which it
beng carried on by organised
15 bands of assassins, under cover
mte of "Bidrozers." It demands
ask be torn from their faces
Y slaoeu that they are not
tablegentlemen whojustifiably
anter that name, without erceses,
exlgenles of the times required
th demand the Herald should
hatg snpport of the people.
A NEW THEORY AS TO THE KILL
INO OF D. A. WEBER.
ALIP'HABE'riCA JEiWETr's TIhiEATS.
(PAhiadelplhia Tines.]
The threat made at Cincinnati by Jew
ett, the Secretary of the Louisiana Re
peblican'State Central Committee, that
in ceatain emergencies he would expose
the manner il which Louisiana was. car
ried by doctoring the returns of supervi
sors, contains a good deal more than ap
pears on the surface, and some of the cir
enmstances at least are known to sever
al persons. Ater the election the super
visors of East and West Feliciana sent
in their returns without protest, each
ridiuenling the idea of protesting on ac
count of intimidation. The Democratic
majority in East Feliciana was 1743
votes, as cast in the regular boxes, and
over 400 cast in other boxes by men de
prived of registration owing to the al
sence of the supervisor. This brought
the Democratic majority up to some
2200. In West Feliciana it was about
600. When it was found that
Hayes' election depended on the State all
the power of the Republican chiefs was
bronught tp hear on these two supervisors,
as tihe State could rot by any means have
been carried for Hayes.unless their par
shes were thrown out. The fact that
there were no Republican votes cast in
East Feliciana mnade a good case on its
face for the Republicans. The supervi
sor of Wlest Feliciana made a protest af
ter the time required by law. The su
pervisor of East Felicians made a gener
al statement of affairs as they had been
reported. ie refuseld to swear to this
report because it was mere hearsay, and
he did not know that it was tree. This
was afterward changed to a regular in
tinmidation protest, ajurat attached and
the parish thrown out. Threats were
made that ifhe exposed the cheat he
wouild be iuirnrisoned on trumped-up
charges, and both of them were assured
by a member of the Republican visiting
committee that they would be provided
for, and a letter guaranteeing this given
them. The closing chapter of this trans
action is a curious one. The supervisor
of IFest Feliciana had possession of this
letter. Hie was shot dowin cold blood
after the inauguration and the letter
mnysteriously disappeared. The supervi
sor of East Feliciana left the State. Let
Jewett speak, by all means.
PERSONAL.--Our fellow-citizen Mr. J.
F. Irvine, who we announced as having
taken his departure, in company with
Mr. J. L. Harris of New Orleans, on an
extended hunting expedition to linuieso
ta, smine weeks ago, returned a few days
since loolkiung the very ideanl 0f healthI it
seulf. Mr. Irvine briings glowing vuaccoiunts
of the counntryv :nld climate of tlhat State.
Tine party succeededl in bggiIng Inrge
quantities of gunig, but by tJne Inws or
Minrnnusota they wae debLnarrlt*from ship
ping Iany out of tihe State linmits, Three
of their most valuable dogs were stolen
troun them annd Ithey were blackncailed to
the tune of 6i0 befotre their recovery was
aeconiplisl.ed. With this single except
torin the trip was highly productive ito
ilnusemeint and eunjay meut.
OCR SNAKE CuILL.11tiR Ao. AIX.-j3,;
Chise of whom we have spoken Iereto
hier to ti hese colu nns, displayed his infln
cice over venamons reptiles, to a large
and appreciative audience on Sunday af
ternoon, 2nd. iust, at the drug storeof Dr.
hfeCrindell, in this village. A large rat
tiesnake, about 6 feet in length and saidl
to be 15 years old, as indicated, ly its
rattle, and which had been captured
somewhere in the interior, was the sub
ject of the nuccessful experiment. Twice
during the performanoe, his snake-ship
essayed to strike. but that niysterious in
tlueoue of which Bud is possessed, soon
"caimed his angry passions" and he sub
inittod to being borne around helpless in
the lianuds of the triumphant snake ta
mner. lie snake has since died: Bud
lives. We will give a full description of
how the feat was accomplished, in a fu
ture issue.
WEATtHER ASD CROPS.--Ou Monday
morning last, at about 4 o'clock, one of
the heaviest rain fallstbat has visited this
section ofcountry for a long time began
and continued unremittingly up to 1p.m.
All the bottom lands were flooded tem
porasily and the creeks and streams came
out booming. The big Bayou sara was
on' an unusual -"taro" and what was
comparatively but a purling rivnlet be
fore the storm was suddenly transformed
into a " rushing stream of troubled wa
ters." The point of land opposite Hom
erich's sawmill was out off considerably
by the rushing torrent which freis the
mill feom the danger that has heretofore
threatened it. Near thue moat& iFtlo
4ream a largatmVe ocorring on The up
per or coal yard side will go far to
wards releivipg the fortc from further en
eroachnments. From present appearances
the tendency of the ctrrent is to the up
per side, and thus will a danger to Buy
on Sara be removed which has threaten
ed her for so many years, and which has
been the occasion or the pretext for the
waste or misapplication of large amounts
of money in the past.
The rain hashbeen of very serious detL
rlent to the cotton crop. Many of the
bols have been knocked off and the low
er cotton which was opened has
of course been fllednwith trash. So far
as seofls aik concerned wo are not advi a
ad of any considerable ausO"Uut of activity
with theni, nor of a great deni of damaerni
accomplishied by the. InsomAe isolated
instances however, they have made a
clean sweep. Uipon the whole the out
look is decidedly unpromising alnd we
see no cause to recede from our holief, ex
pressed two weeks ag~o, that the cottofl
rop of this parish will faif flly ffty per
cent below estimates based on time ap
pearances of thirty days since.
D I a
BRIGGS.-In St. Franciavill0, on fat
urday, September 8, 1877, EeIarA VmI
alGIA, youngest daughter of the late Geo.
B. Briggs and Mary Virginia Jones, aged
14 yeara and 6 mouths.
-The Committees appointed respective
ly by the parishes of West Felielana and
Pointe Coupee, to confer on the subject
of steam ferry communication, met in
Bayou Sara on Thursday last, and we un
derstand will report favorably to their
respective Police Juries.
1" The theatrical season opened in
New Orleanson the 9th ilst, the Academy
of Music as usual, leading the van.
to The Woodville Reptwiblican destinimatee
the shipment of cotton frbm Wilkinson
County of the crop of 1870 at 21,000 bales
in round figures.
B1-The Columbus DemoCrat
says: A child was born albout three
weeks ago,. whose parduts reside
in Brown csuaty, near the ctstern
line, which presents the most
strange and unusual appearance.
It is well-formed and seems to be
healthy, but its skin is of a cardi
nal red color upon every portion of
its body; that is, when the child is
Iuiet. But when it becomes dis
tressed or angry, a most wonderful
and incomprehensible chante takes
place. From this deep red color
the skin when the child cries, turns
to a black. remainiing so until a
ihange oc urs in the passion of the
the -that is, till its fit of crying
.nd?-when its skin again issnmes
ts deep red color. Here is a
onundrom for the medical mind.
How it Is Done.-The first object
n life with the American people is to
'get rich ;" the second. how to regain
tood health. The fitat can be obtained
by energy, honesty and saving; the se
mond, (good health,) by using GaEEs's
tkUUST FLOWER. Should you be a des
pondent sufferoer from any of the effects
>f Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, indiges
ino,, &c., such as Sick Headache, Palpi
tation of the Heart, Sour Stomach, HabLi
uaml costiveness, dizziness of the head,
jervous prostration, low spuits. &c., you
need not saffer another day. Two doses
if AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at
nice. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 75 cents. Positively sold by all l'st
:hiss Druggists in the U. S.
COURT NOTICE.
SL'AT1: OF LOUsIAxA,
IAlUti 4e)l? WEVsT FEI.ICJA\A. S
PAntut CounT-Notice isl'reblv gi voen
that Wiiliamn iHomerich and iM na:urd Far
lly- have applied to be appointed (':'ra
irs4. of Ithe vacant estate of Ma:ttlhew
Reilly. dec'd, and, that, if no ppospl)tion
is madle therete within tenll days from late
letters of curatorship.wiII issue to them,,.
Sept. 14th, 1877. C. M. IAsILOW,
Cr.EmK.
Vl'(:CI ESION SALE.-In the matter
,f tthe (nece)ssion onf Olivia l. Wa:de, de
ensed. Parish Court No. -
ly virtue ol' ntd in obedience toa .Coin
nIission to m11 .lirectedl, and issued front
the Honorable anrish Court, in the above
sti led succession, I will offer for
tale to thed hitcst bidder. it the
Lourt ioti:'., St. ransciO ville, or. Tlhnrs
lay the 11th I:day of October, 1877, at 11
Y'clo-,. A. M., of saidl day the following
lescrilhed property belonging to land de
pending on sald succession to-wit:
1. The one undivided one seventh of a
eertain piece, unrl1el or tract of land lying
iand being situated in the Parishrof West
Felicianas, State of Louisianna, together
with all the buildings aun inmprovements
thercon, known as the Elleralie tract,
and ceing the Home Plantation containing
about onethonsand(1000) arpentsmoreor
less, bounded on the North by the Blount
tract and Little Bayou Sara, on the East
by I lttle Baron Sara, on the Smith and
West by land of Wm. Rufin Barrow and
the Blount tract.
2. Also the undivided one seventh of
another certain tract of land in said Par
ish containing (800).eight hundred acres
mo-e or less, known as the Blount tract,
bounded north by Lobdell plctee, East by
Little Bayou.:Sara. on the South by the
above described tract and WVest by
lands of William R. Rarrow.
Terms of sale-Cash.
R. H. RYLAND,
Administrator.
SHERIFF'S SALE .-The Stateof Loui
siana-Parish of West Feliciana
7th Judicial District Court No. 2631. S.
B. Newman & Co. vs. J. J. Wade.
By virtue of and in obedience to a writ
of fi. fr. issued in the above styled suit
from the Honorable 7th Judicial District
Conrt, and to me directed-I have seised
and will offer for sale to the highest bid
der, at the Court House. in St. Francis
ville on Saturday, tile 15 day of September
1877, at the hour of 11 o'clock, A. M. of
said day; this being the third Saturday of
said month, the following described pro
perty to-wit.-A certain tract of land
togethe- with all the buildings and im
provements thereon or therounto belong
ing and the crops of cotton &c thereon,
situated in the Pa.ish of West Feliciana
and known as the river side plantation;
Bounded on the North by lands of Mrs.
O. R. Wade, West by the Mississippi riv
er, back and below by lands now or for
merly of W. R. Barrow, and containing
745 acres more or less and being the same
Property purchased by J. J. Wade of
Charles E. Percy on the 5th day of Jan
uary 1860, and by the said Charles E.
Percy acquired of Janos R. Wimbish.
Terms of sale.-Cash with the bene
fit of appraisement.
JNO. 3. BAREROW.
Aug.11,1877. Sheriff.
DyEs,"Ea sLEA. CNG
KNIFE, SIDE, BOX AND BLAS PLAIT
ING.
NISS Z. H. CLEVELAND.
St Francisville, La.,
F l akes this method of nnouncing to the
I ladies of this and adjoining Par
ishe, and Counties, thatshe is prepared to
make dresses in the latest styles, and
with neatness anddispatch. Plain sew
ing will also receive coxeftll aittention.
Knife, side, boe and bias plaiting partic
ulaily attended to. All at prices confor
mable to the times.
TUTT'S PILLS
A Noted Divine says
They are worth their
weight in Void.
READ WHAT HE SAYS:
Da. Tur :-Dear Sir Forte years I have been
a marte Dtoae ( ase tlzA ,arsn Piles. Last
swaint your p were ltAomnended tomie; I used
die (butwth ilttle faith).I anmnow awell mnw,
hbad good appetite, digestion perfect, regularalools,
pes gone, andl have gained torty poundssolid flesh.
They ergworth their wel ht in dd.
R tv. R. L. SIKPSOr Losville, My.
IS LS Dr. Tutt has been en
gaged in the practice of
m onedicinethirtyyers, and
TCVUTT 3DPILL foralon.timewssdemon.
a striterold anatomy in the
"S MedicalCollegeof Geor.
.tU**lt heath phesons using
VTUTTlS fLLS the guam"a
CUE3 DU·PB~AC. te that the arean
on sientifi c principles
TioTT PILLS free from all
o w nso naTIPAn TO li e las uc ceeded in
'QI~la~llB~l~TOII combining in them the
S PI LLS rt heretofore antaAonirtic
Pase ....oecesqunraliie pst. N. rY. M
OV*3 PILMS. tisresonic.
ýý. Thcir first apparent ef
eUfSct is to ince the ap
Iisp a rspetite by cautinn the fond
cm dped t tnproperlyass milate.
AOuu .zVza ND ' Thus the system is noqr.
ishcd, nod by their tonic
TUTPS PILLS " RuEMEu B tl qdr ae.
5nteing t oce itdo a b cnin ar producel
OVRB BILIOUS COLIC Tiacrapidity with which.
LL prsoas e or afesh
nT PLLu S while undr the itluence,
s n nIdo of these pills of itself in
rBcomSIDNEY COHne- sdiutes the r adaptablity
PLAI t to nourish the m odyN and
ec hiences thonre icomii in ur
TUTTeS PILS in nervous ebilit.mel
h ancholy dyspcpsia,; vagt
ing of die nusrles, slug.
CUREVOEPID IVER g~ishness of the liver
chronic constipation, and
imparting health and strength to the systai. Sold
everywhere. Office, 3. Mu ray Street, New York.
STRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
Gray Hair can be changed to a
glossJ black by a single appie tiUopnrlf
Dr.Ttm's Hslr Dye. It at iemgc
and is warranted as harmless as water.
ie $i.o Office b Murray St , N. oY.
WHAT IS QUEEN'S DEUGHT?
CRead the Anewoer.
It Is a plant that grows In the South, and Is ape.
ially adapted to the cure of diseases of that clinmate.
It is
NATURE'S OWN REMEDY,
Entering at once into the blood, epelling all seri.
ulous, syphilitic, and rheumatic affections: Alone,
it it a searching alterative, but when comblied with
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, and other herbs, it forms
Dr. Tutt'sSarsaparilla
and Queen's Delight,
The most powerful blood puntlier known.to medical
science for the curenof old lcers,diseased joints, foul
discharges from the ears and nostrils, abshcesses, skia
diseases, dropsy, kidney complaint evil effects of
secret practices, disordered liveran dapipee, Its use
strengthens the nervous system. impetls a fairtoiE
Elexion, and builds up the boedy with
HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH.
As an anti.does to syphilitic poison It is stronglyi
reconmenided. Hundreds of cases of the worst type
hlave been rdically cured by it. Being purely veg
rtable Ita continued use will do no harm. The best
t1ie to take it is during the summer and fall; and
instead of debility, headache, fever and secs, yen
hll ihejoy robust health. Sold by a rl s
Price, $i.oo. Ofllce, 3 Murray Street, New ,ok:
Received Highest onorlie conl
terred at Centenniial.
Isl th e onl S hewBn oneaplace in theol ith
parisor unaish Sifomthiondleating Is
ALLyOX s Reay fo a WorkdI
A e rceryd.
Au i.lcoxm A Wib .M. COUN.
eoas nllld Ir o.rssv el erwyuaebYie ork.
WU'IAYII~C
ILlTmyu~~tiiSOT Irednaleg KAIVZgLOWUW!8
s the aly Sewing Machine in the world with
A~utomatic TefnsIon. and
AutOmptlO SteItc andlOtoui Is
Always Ready for Work, Ladie
HisARo is Oran)owhch istockde witter
Altogether Unpkaralld.
Write for Illtrated Price Listc, an.
il Wi.Bcoxt W hibbs N. M.o., o
~cor.soud St.) 655 BroadwaY,· NrewYOrk.
Oppbosite Stoam Boat Landing,
Bayou Snra, La.
FIRST CLASS SAIkCON.
His s dbAR is tihe han'stoke r Pith the
finest Oines, be.rs; liqttors, toblabcco and
cigars.
ALSO D tEAE it e IN
FAMI ILY ND FDANCY GROCERTE"
WA shinDLeR o HOUSe,
Clinton, abuisianab,
Is constasntly open for thle accoinni~dit- -
tion of the pubic Meials b~y th~e day,
week or' montht at reaonitcllebl rates.
SINGLE MLEALS FIFTY CENTS.
Elegant and well furitislied rooms ca~n
also he procured. Respecfully,
June28.'8.-y Ms. . ADZLER.
From the undersigne~d on F'ridiay imight
10thl inst.. a bay hirse mule, about 17
bands high, abotit 1:1 years old, marks of
sore on loft shoulder. W'orks to saddle
and hanesse. I will pay fifteen dollursi
rewvard to any onte who will return the
miii. to me ois the Boone place in this
parish or furnish information leading to
ta recovery.
Aug.18,lni. W~M. YOUNG.
BEATTYDS Pd har~nlor Urge
I NS TU C T OR!
Containing the elements ofadusiic, with
easy and progressive exerciseas to perfect
trie pl~ayr in the art of music, (either
Piano or Organ) to which is acdded ~iwer
sixuty Waltzes. Polkas, MarshesH, Gallops,c
Oi ,eratic mclodies, Daimees, etc., by Danu
ad F. Beatty lrusltingiton, N. .1., one o
the best nmorfkg of its kind ever introduc
ed should be in the hands of evei'yPianlo
and Organ playtcr. It will be sent post
paid to anr~ part of the unitedl s'tates or
Caonada, for only s~eventy-fivdeonts; Ad.
dress,
DAET~rsf F. BtE~AtTY,
Wi '-hinnton~, Ncr Jercsy.
RAIL ROAD NOTICE1
From and afler this date, until further
notice. tlho trais of ears n the West. Feli
ciana Rail Rirnsd will run rfgularly'on -
MInday , Ceduesdays, amnd
Ssiterdayr;
leaving Woodville and Bayou Sara at the
usugil. hours. .Thankling the people of
Lonisiana %r their former kindisess we
take illeasure in infbrming them that we
shall carry freight and passengers,. os 3
ciqlly the former. at prices to snit the
hard times.
J. Btiitftrs9 MftiGEfEE,
Pree. . F. R. R. C.
BiEATTY PIANO!
GRAND SQUARE ANT UPni1GHT.
Enidorsed by the musical authorities
throughout the world ias the THE BEfiT.
From D. i. Bodipe, Stocktos, N. J., at
ter receiving a Five Hundred Dollar
Beatty Piano sayys:
"a4ot only fnysblf and family, but every
one who has seen it is satistlld in regard
to its superior quiality."
From B. H. Cormony, Esq., Chaibers
burg, Pa.
"The Beatty Piano eanme to hand one
eek, iiao .so1t , der-I4 has,tsus fur
H. Holtzburger, Tryone; Pa.; says:
"The Piano came at hand in good or
der, and proves satisfactory, both in tonb
and finish"
Agents scanted; inale iii*f'einalli. sehd
for catalogue.
Address,
DANiEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersby.
BEAT I'Y P NO
GRAND SQUAiRE AND UPRIGHT.
Ftom Gen. R. Litcliher, flm of m Hi.
Letcher a Bro. Bankers, Fayette, Ohio.
"We received the piano and think it a
very fine toned one out here. Waited a
short time th give it a good tst: If you
wish a word ir Savot of it we will cheer
fully give it.'.'
James R. Brown, Esqr., Edwardevill ,
Ill., says:
'"The Beatty Piano received gives en.
tire satisftin ion."
Agents wanted. - Send for . catalogue.
Addrbess,
DAIEiLn F. BiEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey
ALLEGER. BOWLBY $ CO'a
S 1'A
PARLOR, ORGAN
Surpasses in tC adint plower ii'y REbed
Organ heretofore mninufactured in
this country. It has beenl tested
by nmany competent judges
and
GIVES UNIVIERSAL SATISFACTION.
By a skillful use of tihe stops, aundlof the
potent kune swell, the nmtiic is hdkptod
to the human voice, ranging from the
softest flttute-like note to a volume of
nsound,
Unsurpassed by any fnstrumemedit.
The proprietors have noted carefully
for imany years the inperfection and ieeds
of the rei'd instruments, and dlirect, their
practica ecx erienc to the correction or
such imper ections, and their experixients
resulted in the productioit of t quality of
tone nwhich assimilates sib Closely to the
PIPE DRGANV QUALITY
That it isa difficiltto distinguish beti-een
the two. This instrument has all
THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
And .very organ is fully warranted.
Large Oil Polish. Black Walnut
Cuses that forms in aiddition to
a splendid instrument of
mI. sic,
A Beautiful Piece of Furniture.
This organ needs only to be seen, to be
appreciated, and is sold at extremely
LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
AcaETs WANrTiD (Male or female) in
every county in the United States and
Caunads. A lielu discount made to
Teachers, Miiiisitei, Churches, Schools,
Lodges, etc., where there is no agent for
the Star Organ.. Illhstrated catalogune
and price list free. Correspoldehco so
licited. Address the maimnfacturers;
ALLEGER, BOWLBY ; CO.,
ItASIRINGTONI, N. J.
II. W. AILEGIli, T. W. yCAMURTumf
C. 1'..Bow.iLiy, . EDWARDn PLorr'I
November 18th, 1876, 1 year.
LUTMBE
I w ld beg o call the at
tention of te of t Feliciana
and adjasAefs' e of Las and counties
of Alis., thet constantly on hand,
at my ,AW inB Ba3on ,ara, a
large assortment of lunber, which I ,am
prepared to sell at the follon.nlg piries.
4elivererd at tle nill, or at the W. F. 1.
IR. Depot.
Heart Cypress................. 20 50
Merlhantalle Cypress............ 20 O0
Peckey Cypress................ 16 VN
Rengbed a "... .... .. S6
tl'ermss for lumber positurvely ibash.
WILLIAM HOMERICH.
A~ . mA 0..
.Mf ERC H./1IX T TA IfLO R.
PRiNcUAL STUEET)
Bayou Sara, ia.,
Announces to the ciitizens of West
Felicinna and nciglboring Parishes anud
Countieb, tliat hb hlas isi'aysi on hand a
complete and seasoutiblt stock of goods,
and tha4 he guarantees perfect sntie
faction in fitting, and quality of goods
and work. Charges reasonable.
SQUARE DEAL SALOON
AND BILLIARD ROYOM.
B. T. WVHITE, Proprietor.
BAYOU SARA, L
Ice Cold Aurora Reer always on hand.
The Bar, is constantly supplied with
choicest brands of wines, Liquors and
CiAV'*mumiioums Free Lunch spreand eery
Sunday morning. Attauched to the es
tabhshmnent is a Splendid Billiard Talde.
All tppointuments as nstomwarv in a tirst
class Saloon.
'D.ANTEL PR&TTrSI.MPkbOYED
'BEVOLVIWe IA.'
ttmi%* GIN:
'hltentateJ Isnt 15B, 187i.
PRIEss REIUCED 7O $ 5Q 1R1 FA*
HI GIN has been in iise fr the its n
. four abiesons, and aieveral reseat ij:
ptibidmntsa h&ve been added. It olhi i
ites all friction at the ends of the cot.
box, proveut. the roll fomn breakh. ;
And given a larger yield of lint fron t:"i
sumo amount of sheed thal ant oethr p" t
in uSe. The Revolving. Hectd lglift
the draft and causes the Glin.to tus fas. i
with less driving power, thee doing
great deal more work within the se: -
time while economiziog steams or aiusb :-I
$poser than'amy othie'Gin. ' stseed I ,
mng gneed very close, thebo length of lf:"
staple is increaed ,producing cottp :
this account of p greater market vei '.i
Tils improved value, given by Isbgtl i;
staple;wlth bkttaI ptodntlotobfllft ale. i
to increased amount of work done, t.r.;:
than covers the cost, of the Gin in eves
100 bales ginned. Testimonials sent I
mail on application.
JOS. B: WOLFE & c6:;
OEIECL Aditrs,
59..:.....Coiroudelht Street.........f
XEW ORLEANS, i.A.
PICARD & WEiL, Agetes.
(Jnne23-6m.) Bayou Sars,
it tnu
CitNTENN:iAL EX; EBITEi O it'
The judges.iunanimously reeom
mend the
MdESTDELIjSO EEET
GRAND, SQUARI, AlD.UPRIGIHT
P'IANS rdOIL 'tHE
Parlik ilfo' a
Diplousa of Hoenr 3s884 l1eda
Prices bilow Comopetition
VOR STRICTLY FIRST CLAaS IwSTirt
MENTS.
$600 i oIANOSa 2dR
And all other styles in the same pre
portion, sold diriec t tio thpop1e at frl
rg pticttf.
No Ctmmissions to Ageuin: .A
No Discoiunts to Teasehei.
No Deviation in Pti,-;
Thre .MaNIedelisaohn A'leue
are the only Ones which aresold iiqrý;
to the people at factory prices, h! iti
only low priced Pianos .which lhaveis
ceived tlihb indorsement of any bip
authority; such as the Judges iat ti
Greiit. Centennial They iontliin vee
improvemenit adoptedby thl best make,
besides valuable phtots and inmproie
ments never telore intriodnceai Tlii
are matchless in trne, Pfhreqt ii rlit
Finest in fjnish,, moset. dable Iii tn
Cheapeiit 'ip prnc. Mthushiek's ni-'
Patent duplex ovhrdttuun scale is ti.
greatest advance in the histoty of Plano
making, prolhietnk fh6 set astoisaAh
power, and ricnsa bf tne; aft a- esiateai.
ing qualitpy . ert befr atti ; sein; c'
"GRAND PIANO IN A SQUARE CAS:
The Menldelseba Uprights ari the Ii.
est in America: They are pFroiounoct.
the "Plioho of the Future."
Maniffiictdry & Warbtotmsi: Nos. 4!:'
492, 4949; 4t 498 Wett 5lth St., Nh'.4
85ss, 46o, es2; 864; 8 & 8 sib f0th Aie.
Piansoi sent on iial. flujistrated aied
dleiciiptivb Cata gue. iDiiild free.
mIENiE3sa.Oialt PIAiO CO
llj~36S O{'FICJI
No 56 Broadwtay, N. Y.
HOUSE PAINTERS
A''TimNTION.Md
BAXTER, BELL 4R CO.'S
PURE LIQUID PAINTS;
Wt
idvutiU PAINTER'S %OLOKR
We b1e to invite the ape8tlt ntthnti n;
ofDealers and Coidsomns to the's'
PAINTb. They are manufactured fre.:
the vuty IfS'[ AND CHIOICEST Plt
MENTS, and mixed ottleinned *ithi otl
sTRICTLY i'UltE Linseed Oil edra ,Tar
peutiqie, and tioy cannotl be bxtibllel gi
coverugocpaeutrm durabilityeue snops a
Whaty df linlits. They will neit.-lf
flake or sbetl of, gud wvork .It '
tf imnuer the h re ,~.. 'll
gi frm 15to 16 b *c gallon, w h-h:~ii
of~tlhf,PITIEedntdbbi
purity obhdMpeirt
The various eompo el jtua ink in t1
market as Clienmical Paints contain ouile
sabduk 50 per dijit. of Pblnt llib balar i .
is water, introduced intd the same by th,:
use of an alkali, to combine it. TI
last inntilonud Patiirt, gi-ifaled, ii ph
weigh from 9 to 10 ths per gallon, what .
-we think certainly prdves their lidk.' r
capacity or body. When water is mi:
lid with Pdfut; it ndt Dtonly deitroys i.
body, but, tb a very gtrat diteitl, itl nA
hesitobesa, which all praetidbl ,fieaknouin
is of th k highest im ntuue to preserve:
in oiiler to make ai dable Paiint.
We think, from tihd tattiment we has a
made, that buyers cannetfatl to at ONU'OS
perceive that their interest wilhiO bcen
promotoed by bnyrns our Liqulrtl Paiil;:
i. hj. Pure $'laiits); in preferen~e to' tlle'
so-called Pains referred to:
Sample card and prices seni frio onapl
plication IIAXTER, BELt & CO.,
18 Murtay St.; New oilk;
MdmtffdbLtiircir and dealeis In all Painte:
Colhrs, do _ Egsar.17.'77-*4id
JEW MIA~i
1' A it 0~ I'fj
Near the henti~rrl oHiCe,
St. raxncivillo La:;