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TITLE VII.
Public Educntion,

H& - upttJ G.
Art. 1873. There shall be appointed a superintendent
of public education, who shall hold his Office for two
years. His duties shall be prescribed by law. lie shall
receive such compensation as the Legislature may direct.
Dirt. 1874. The legislature shall establish free public
schools throughout the state, and shall provide means
for their support, by taxation on property or otherwise.
Art. l35. The proceeds of all lands heretofore grant
ed by the United States to this state, for the use or sup-
port of schools, and OF all lands which may hereafter be
granted or bequeathed to the state, and not expressly
granted or bequeathed for any other purpose, which
hereafter may be disposed of by the state, and the pro-
ceeds of the estates of deceased persons 10 which the
state may become entitled by law, shall be held by the
state as a loan, and shall be and remain a perpetual fund
on which the state shall pay an annual interest of six
per cent; which interest, together with all the rents of
the unsold lands, shall be appropriated to the support of
such schools, and this appropriation shall remain invlo-
liable.
Art. 1856. All moneys arising from the sales which
have been or may hereafter be made of any lands here
tofore granted by the United States to this state, for the
use of a seminary of learning, and from any kind OF
donation that may hereafter be made for that purpose,
shall be and remain a perpetual fund, the interest OF
which, at six per cent. per annum, shall be appropria-
ted to the support of a seminary of learning, for the
promotion of literature and the arts and sciences; and
no law shall ever be made, diverting said fund to any
other use than to the establishment and improvement oil
said seminary of learning.
ArL. i37. An Univer sity shall be established in the
city of Now Orleans. 1t shall be composed of four fla.
culties, to-wit., one of law, one of medicine, one of the
natural sciences, and one of letters.
Art. 1873. 1t shall be called the "University of Loui'
siana,' and the Medical College of Louisiana, as at pre-.
sent organised, shall constitute the faculty of medicine
Art. l39. The Legislature shall provide by law for its
further organization and governments; but shall be un.
der no obligation to contribute to the establishment OIL
support of said University by appropriations.
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WILLIAM IL. BRENT,
ASTAG %

|-|-~ 990 7"H@ II 49, ~ 2 |-TT-|.--|
Infant de retour a st, Martinsville, on il a lin-
II tention de s'dtablir permanemment, otfre ses ser
vices aux habitans des paroisees Ste. Marie, st, Mar
tin, Lafayette, Vermilion, Calcasieu ct st, Landry,
don't il solicite repectueusement la clientele.
On lie trouvcra tous les iours (quand sa profession ne
pappcllcra pas ailleurs) a son bureau, dams la maison
ci-deyant occupee par Mr., Desire Leblanc, a St, Mar
tinville; ct pendant son absence, MIR. Edward c. Brent,
son fills, qui lui sera associe, lie remplacera dams les at
fares de sa profession. 4
ST. Martinsyiie, 10 Mars 1915.
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. TITLE vrII.
Mode of REFUSING the Constitution.

Mode OF accusing the Constitution.
Art. 40. Any amendment or amendments TO this
constitution, may be proposed in the senate or house of
representatives, and if the same shall be agreed to by
three flths of the members elected to each house, and
approved by the governor, such proposed amendment or
amendments shall be entered on their journals, with the
yeas and nays taken thereon, and the secretary of state
shall cause the same to be published, three months be-
fore the next general election, in at least one newspa-
per in French and English, in every parish in the state
in which a newspaper shall be published; and il, in the
legislature next afterwards chosen, such proposed
amendment or amendments shall be agreed to by a
majority of the members elected to each house, the
secretary of state shall cause the same again to be pub
lished in the manner aforesaid, at least three months
previous to the next general election for representatives
TO the state Legislature, and such proposed amendment
or amendments shall be submitted to the people at said
election; and if a majority fthe qualified electors shall
approve and ratify such amendment or amendments,
the same shall become a part of the constitution. If
more than one amendment be submitted at a time, they
shall be submitted in such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against each amendment separ-
ately. eN
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sseChes,
Az COMPLAINT.

NORTH & BROTHERS,
(2eme M~unicipaEte, e%ncoignure Commune Ell
Magasins, NoureHe Orleans,
NhNT toujours en- main I'm grand assortment de
81 Toilcs dIrlande, Platilles, Morlaix, Couvertures
de lame Franchises, Indiennes Americaines, Merri-
mack ct autres marques, bien connues Lie touta ven
DIRE a aussi bon marche qeu Fon peut les offrir dams
~n'importe quel magasin dc cette vile. Feb.l3 ly+
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trE 1 1
,,,.n, . haant6 !. . naseact,on .nrDaa.
: - IT, IT, $50 A. 80 800 nrssantS
: : : - W ASene go
r. l..l;. az avnoss
90 MadsmunI T!5S;aa.,aa aarsssntan 81 gnna.
:. a.. aua ne = lSss'o'' - 49, saanas
ahIF. Iaset ~ 9,;staa Aip sa,, : i Grand
,,,l.0om aLen.i 800 oansiasnss aanoraa o,,yra
~ 80 -"
~ I1 go. malia "a.
- IN m oaoma" On la'ne execute y I paa tn Nav F
3e;dI,n tra;s;s,,a nry4 ] III dseeEna
TJaa aa,.,aaa;a.d 5.a,anont I, dafa Id div
M $3.50 r. ! NTaIanaa Mcra,ts AZ Fall.
p'eoes la''e par piaaanie 5
''ana. E od. "a
cue susss psr meno'
!. ~ n,ssantss J,
- 80
egauA ,t y w. pasaas,s,,.
M3pA%h
Murine des Etats. Unis.-Le Journal de Fad
ministrat;or. PD,,ion, public, sur lel documents
h; ont 6tA t.snrnis mar le deoaftement de la |
Marine IN 1ahfeau des forces nayales amaricai.
mes. one nous nous empressons dd reproduire
VaiSsgaugl de Ligne--lO.
Pennsylvania. trois points j Norfolk.
Franllins deux ponts, i Boston.
Columbus. deux points, d New York, destine
pour la station de lInde.
0b;a Ja,v nants ! Rnston
North. Carolina, deux points, a New York.
Delaware. deux points, a Norfolk.
Alabama, deux points, d Portsmouth.
Vermont. deux points, a Boston.
Virginia. deux points, d Boston.
Raz6--I.
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TITLE TX.
Sc he'd nj e.

SGhe6U6e.
art. l41. The constitution adopted in 1912 is decla-
red to be superseded by this constitution; and in order
to carry the same into effect, it is hereby declared and
ordained as follows:
Dirt. lag. All rights, actions, prosecutions, claims
and contracts, as well of individuals as Of bodies corpo-
rate, and all laws in force at the time of the adoption of
this constitution, and not inconsistent herewith, shall
continue as i the sane had not been adopted.
Art. LAB. Until the first enunerations shall be made
as directed in Art. 9Th of this constitution, the parish
of Orleans shall have twenty representatives, to be cleo
ted as follows, toywit:
Eight by the First municipality; seven by the Second
municipality; and four by the Third municipality; to
be distributed among the nine representatives districts
as follows-by %alfotting to the first district tive, second
district two, third district three, fourth district three,
fifth district three, sixth district two, seventh district
two, eighth district one, ninth district one;
And to that part of the parish on the right bank OF
the Mississippi, one;
The parish of P~laquemines shall have three;
ST. Bernard one; Carroll one;
Jefferson three, Frenklin one;
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Art. l07. Prosecutions shall be by indictment, or in
formation. The accused shall have a speedy public tri-
al BY an impartial jury of the vicinage he shall not be
compelled to give evidence against himself; he shall
have the right of being heard by himself or counsel
he shall have the right, unless he shall have fled from
Justice, of meeting the witnesses face to face, and shall
have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his
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ON LuPRIHE
du Whig,' dune maniere claire ct promtpe
oEtss d'euvTsges, a Sss phx mOd6Fea
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AMOS
A. NJ. REEL
THos. DEvALL,

fxpusrRlE. DIES DAAEs.-Le comite rapporte
que les articles s~aiTants ont etc pr6sentes
par Madame Clara Sanger, rapresentant SIR
Walter Scott dams son cabinet d'etude. Ce to.
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Art. 108. All prisoners shall be bailable by sufficient
~sureties, unless for capital offences, where the proof is
evident, or presumption great and the privilege of the
writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended, unless
when in case of rebellion or invasion the public safety
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ART. l04. The secretary of the senate, and clerk of
the house of representatives, shall be cnnversant with
the French and English languages and members may
address either house in the French or English language.
Art. los. The general assembly shall direct by law
how persons who are now or may hereafter become sure
ties for public officers may be discharged from such
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&NNR E F&N A.
CoMITE SUR LES cHEvAUx.-Le comit6 noh4
me dams ce departement, par la societe d'Agrt-
culture rapporte CONNIE suit
Adolphes Williams a exhibe une iument de
c%ouleur bale, Cleopatra, scnur de Glaueus, par old
Bertrand, issu de Betsy Baker, avec ul poulin
bal, Emily Polk, par Nicholas, poulin6 le 4 de
mars lS45-un premier prix.
John Rist, a expose IN p~oulain bal fonce, age
dun an, par long Tom. issu dc Leyiathan hors
de Pacolet--un premier prix.
T.B. Flutch. d'Ascension a exhib6 IN pou.
lain brun fonce, aga dc deux ans, par Richard o.
York, lui par Sir Archy issu de Janus, dequiaze
palmes do hanteur. Votre comite croft que ~
cheval est Il plus grand jarnais exhib6 dansle-
tat de 70 Louisiane-pA premier prix est accor-
de-.
d. searles ! exhibe u ouain bai age de
depx ans, par Nicholas, impBNe
George Henderson a exhib6 IN poulain de 8
ans. iasu dp Pressure ct Stockholder-un pre-.
mfeF pFix.
VIM. L. Dixson. a exhibe I'm poulain bal fon-
4 c6 age de 8 ans, race inconaue I'd pFix.
BIZ. HARNEYs A. G. CARrER.
JoHN RIsT, W Leblanc,
& rSE &#SNM*44Es M n
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Art. l06. No power of suspending the laws of this
state shall be exercised, unless by the Legislature or its
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ST. Charles one;
st. John the Baptist one;
st. James two;
Ascension two;
Assumption three;
Lafourche Interior three;
Terrebonne two;
Iberville two;
West Baton Rouge one;
East Baton Rouge three;
West Feliciana two;
East Feliciana three;
st. Helena one;
Washington one;
Livingston one;
ST. Tammany one;
Point Coupee one;
ConGordia one;
Tensas one;
Madison one;
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Medicines for Sale.

THE following Medicines have been receiv.
ed, and are for sale a. this Office:
Spencer's Vegetable Ambitious and
Anu DssPepnr Pitts
DR.. Hull's Medicated Cough Lozen
gcs
DR.. Hull's Worm Lozenges.
DR.. Lacount's Vegetable Too,h-Ache
Elixir certain and immediate cure.
And also Hadlock's Vegetable Powder
and Syrup, for diseases OF the Lungs, Coughs,
Colds, Dysepepsia, and Liver Crmplain,s--
which are highly recommended for all thee
diseases, by cilixens OF North Carolina who
have tried il with fleet.
May 81. al
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C0NNEL's
Pain Extractor.

For fhe ere a. Burns, scslds. BU;,..
Gun. Piles. Sali Rheum, BARKER Ia
corns, and general Sores q an kinds-
fromTwof 70 EI0HT TINES cHEapEK Tv,x
sETonE. o. nothing Il Ihs user i No, 4.
lighted wish il.
Az arti1lr th1f sresy Fan.ily musi ,o,,.,a,, :
- dzpens4Aas MIRA th<y knOw Is U0.s,.-s
salne. nad whirh has henaaloss lien - t.s.:..
. narh a. elAasra has n0M heen neduced !. -
VIII sirw thai mn and poo. high and ~ ~
y fact every hunaan h<ing may eajOy n So.
and III who 81 4 shall hare lie priue rrs,r.s.'
them II fhey aEr nof drlig..fed viii 4. - ~
aHert. nilhoui The pos6ihiIify az oO.,sy..l;,.,'
that al BUnss and Scans, EEEur E,,T.I
seRK. Cd e. freslA. and al external -. -
arhe2. 10 maiier wheEe, shall he Esduoed - -
for b 4 IN Eve minnies-sayinr II, - y
srnE. No burn can Be fatal Il dis i .u,.,,I -
- de siials are Destroyed By he soriSrUt. 4
. Truly msgsrsl. 70 appearance. in lis sfert.. p,
quire for connefs Magical Pain Erir.csoT -.
II comsiark q Cos. 81 cOrtlandt S,r--, ~.
York. Pnce IS cents. o. four limes - "a =.
so centz. md near zen times a. mueh for 49,
A certain quantity b given esery d.y q n.
poor in New fork. and there Is moi lor -.
fyeau Old n he city, but ean ieH an sbo1, M,
4 wonderful extractor Of al pain. -'
Sold. wholesale. ly comstock a Ca- o. r..
landi street, New fOrk; and b. ID. Heart. Nm.
borough. Dr. James Young, Oxford, and J.6P
sloan. Greensh0rough.
February II. e.
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Hays Liniment,
FOR THE PILES.

THIS preparation, which has been counterfeit.
= ell by number Of Druggists, owing 10 its
wonderful power over the Piles is now for sale by
ID. Heart of this place. Persons have been en-
tirely cured by the use Of only half bottle. The
hardest cases are not proof against its power Il
is well known, that almost every individual is
troubled more or less with this distressing con-.
plaint for the cure Of which, they would give any
amount Of money. The genuine Hays LinimCn'
gives no pain in the application, not the least
The counterfeit preparations give great pain, which
is almost insufferable. Purchasers should there
fore see that Comstock & Co.'s name is on each
bottle before buying-nonc other genuine.
Sold, wholesale, by Gomstock & Co, 81 Cort'
landt street, New York; and by ID. Hcartt, Hills
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and & r.
Sloan, Grcensborough.
February IL, Ga
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REV. DIR. BARTHOLAMEW's
Pink Syrup.

F~ Coughs. coids, Influenza, Sore Tina,
Pam IN he Breosf, Difficulty Of Broutk;pr
Heart Burn, and srsry compLainf
srhisk eosscs cOnnmptica.
This remedy. given to the public under II,
4 sanction Of one Of the krs, di,ines Of m, ace
and man q responsibility, 10 considered by n,
Faculiy Of New fOrk % he best msdicine a The
kind offered FOE ssle. ID is q sure remedy against
Consumption. II taken in time. Be sure ana a.
tain the genuine.
Sold, Wholesale, by comstock & Co, q Can.
landt street. New York; and By D. Hcarti, Hin.
borough. Dr. James Young, Oxford, and ]. ar
Sloan. Greensborough.
February III. e.
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SCRAPS OF CURIOUS INFORMATION.

SCRAPS OF CURIOUS INFORMATION.
Gold has been beaten % Thin that on,
ounce, which 10 rubie form cover. sbou
/ Of an inch, will cover 40. square fee,
The thread n the silk-worm 10 about Oh,
2.OO0,h Of ~ inch in dlsmeier. I'll,
fibre Of wool varies from The 700,h 10 The
2.0O0,h Of an inch. The fibre OF fax i,
the 7,500lh OF an inch. The fibre Of col,
ton the l.0OOlh Of an inch, and the hbr,
of,he pineapple yane. from the 5,O0Ou
70 7,0oOth part OF sn inch in diamehr.
A g,ass tube can be drawn oui a. foe
IS silk, and liquids msds To pass through
iI afterwards.
Archimedes said that. If he had place
on which to rest the folerum &c lever
he could mover The earth. This wa,
undoubtedly correct; but 1.-The used pos'
er Of thirty pounds al the end of the H.
yer, be would hare In ~ork ten honrs 4
day for s.775.994 $50 767 cen uties Ii
move the cath one inch.
There are two thousand fivc hundred
known specie, Of fish; $4,000 Of insect.;
100 Of reptiles; 1000 Of birds. and 5000
OF mammifeTous animals.
The human hair 10 composed Of csrh"'
nate smmomis. water. gas, coal, silver
sulphnr, oil. iron. lime and manganese.
Thrs are 900 species OF bees.
honey,onsb fout square cont.ins sb"u
1890 cells. / single female house lly
D oduces 90. os0. 800.
The sun-fiower produces 1000 seeds
Wild ducks fy ninety miles an hour. Thu
coro, tree supplies the natives Of ,hs
countries in which il grows with bresd
water. wine, vinegar, brandy. milk, oil
honey. sugar. needles, thread. clothes,
cups, spbons, basins. ba.k-is, paper,
masts for ships. sails, cordage, nails, GOV.
ering for their houses, &c.
The bamboo cane IL used in the Ess,
Indies for building housesand budge,. and
for m.king cups, mats. pipes. boxes, cloth,
cordsge. and cables. In China it is used
for mskinq chairs. tsbtes. bsdstc.ds. bed.
ding. and psper; and in the West Indies
its tender shoots pre- picked Tor the table.
The elm issIull gown in $50 years. bu,
lives fIem soc 10 600 years. The oak is
full grown in 400 years. The ash in 100.
An oak in thrss years grows 2 fee, 10
inches; the elm G feet q inshe,; the beach
foot inches: the poplar . feet, and the
willow Q feet . inches.
On the 3oih Of Jan. 1906, the tonnage
Of The port Of Ne1 yoss vas I68 3a2
In 1sl3, 10 VS. 1884,. The revenue
of the por, in 1904. wss S3.662. 44s. In
1874 is va, sl9,567,sl3. The popula.
ton in 1906 was $4,000. Nos i, 10 pro-
b.bly 100000. N. r. Gazette.
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WORMS! w RMS!

II oLMsToCK's yERMIFUGE for the Ger.
N tain destruction Of Worms. This much &C..
LIBERATED article Is now for sale in this place by d.
Heart. The numerous lives that have been say.
ed BY this srticlc, is sufficient guarantee that
every mother should keep ii in her house. The
public have been grossly deceived Of late, BY csr
tain other preparations got up in imitation Of this.
They must consider il great blessing that they
have now within their reach the only genuine
preparation, which is certain to destroy any guam
ti,y Of worms child may have. 1t is useless TO
accompany this with any certificate, the article is
well known without.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 COr,.
land street, New York; and by d. Heart, Hills.
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and J. & r.
Sloan, Grcensboysugh.
April 2. 10
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HlLLSB OROU GIL, N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEK.,
nv DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS TEAR, or Two DOLLARS
Firrr cESrs ~ PAID IN ADVANCE.
Those who do not give notice Of their wish
TO have their PAPER dis, ontinucd ut the cxPlra.
tion Of the year, will be presumed as desiring
its ontinuantc until conn, crman tcd And no
paper will he discontinued until all arrraFss
are paid, unless at the option OF the rnbllshtf'
Advertisements not caect ding sixii en- lines,
one dollar for the first, and " enty five cents
Tor each subsequent, insertion; longer ones ~
proportion. Court Advertisements twenty-five
per cent higher. A deduction OF 33s per cent
will be made 10 advertisers BY the year
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.hs"ia n ne H'E'FsPs''. 'aia he
roEsL
.B.l % 70, .s.ihsssssPsp.ss. ali
die a.n.
sThsi - ass ear faul,.' sid he Ja5ee.
Yes shasld Gee ne sswspspsss. ssd sEs-
ry a.h.F Ssn ,hasll.'
Tbs Is he drsisisa ef - Engiish
rousl. and ~ sspPass isisappsfa I've here
ss wsIl ~ HERE. q. .. Ga<sffs.
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Balm of Columbia,
FOR THE HAIR.

|pALDNEss cured, certainly and efSee,uaIiy.
- The reputation Of an article ID established,
not By extensive advertising and pusing, but by
is known virtue and intrinsic value. The course
Of the Proprietors Of the Balm Of Columbs,"
has been in accordance with the above fact. They
have underworld 70 give TO the Public an article
with which the user would be pleased and satisf.
ed. Il IL well known 10 those who use this pr.
partition, that il keeps the hair from falling out,
restores i on bald places in wonderful degree;
making the hair perfectly seit and glossy and.
what is Of equal interest, keeps IL entirely free
from dandruff; in fact, continued use Of il pre-.
vents entirely an accumulation Of dandufE This
old established remedy for badness, is now for
sale in this place by ID. Heart, Of whom the &C.
nuine only can be had. And by DR.. James
Young, Oxford, and ]. & r. sloan, GreensbO.
rough. Sold. wholesale, by Comsieek & Co., 81
Corlandt street, n. Y.
April &. u
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Notice.

THE underignej having taking on leissrs q
"A Administrator On he estate q THOMAS
MccRAckEN, drreAsed. Il de August Term
q Orange County ceun. hereby gives notice %
al peEsons indehsei 70 sid estate 10 make imme-
date paymeuL and al persons having claims
sgsinSi the estate. win pres<nt them properly an.
theniiraied. within de time prescribed by law, q
this notice VIII Be brad IN bar a. their recovery.
e. G.. SMITH. J7dm'r.
trifk The VIII annered.
September I. g.
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Long, Webb, & Co.

IN addition to their general stock Of Spring
Goods, have received the following:
Handsome Real French Prints, French Work.
ed Collars and Trimmings, Silk Cord and Tasscls
and Gimp Cord. Oil Silk, New style Of ParasoIs
Fans, Grass Cloth, (for skirts,) Black and White
Knitting Cotton, Marking Cotton, Victoria Diaper
Pins, Spool Stands, Hair Pins. Britannia Coffee
Pots, Molasscs Cans, Vanilla Beans, Fine Green
Tea, Straw Knives, &c.
They have also received supply of The same
Moving and Grading Blades which they sold las,
spring, and which gave such general satisfaction.
They have on hand few Patent Solar Lard
Lamps, which burn either Lard or Oil, saving pro-
badly onc-half the expense of other lights. Also
one barrel Of Lard.
All of the above will be sold low for cash, or on
short credit to punctual dealers.
June 0. So
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A Coon IDEA.-A sutton recently ap.
psared Ut a Court in London, and was
about making known the grounds Of his
app'ic.,ion, when thu judges told him
they had already inside decision fs,al to
his plea.
Tbs sutton nfess:d his ignorance oil
such decision.
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Books /! BOOks!!

THE subscriber has just received, and will
keep constantly on hand, aiarce surply Of
the Books published by the Presbyterian
Board Of Publication" =
These books are strictly Of religious and
moral character, and will be sold Of the loves,
Philadelphia prices. -z......
LEMUEL LYNCH, agent.
Oct, 10, AZ
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RkrURSrp To Irs ClGE.-lnstaness
have been known where the relieved bird
has snxinn.ly assin sonehl lis e.se. Me-.
Eichhol = Of Poussills bad dave shich
ihr Journal says exhibited great aver
sion % i,s prison. and strong desire 10
DO free; in sifuggles were 50 continued
and psinfnl, that finally feeling ~ CON
passion pre,s,lrd. and the gentle. cooling
bird was Get ., lihe.ty, and away - soar.
Cd. ,wsy-swsy - uilh rapid wing.
Three weeks or more elapsed. when Mr..
Enehholrx ~ss surprised. one morning,
BY . visit from q strange dove. Which
seemed 10 el,mrr fsr st;enhon and cage;
. cage ~ss given u. ~hen ln! by eeEisir
unmisiakeable marks. NJ. E. knew il u
be bic quondsm fes,hered pet, ~h,eh had
returned. wounded and weary, 10 be nurs.
ed. Some relentless sporsmsn lad shCt
il; one leg wss bruken. ard tie bud war
otherwise injured. Ii 10 now well. and
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