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By T.. n. sTRATTON. Auct,r.

Ey T.. n. STRATTON, Auct'r.
Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street, south side)
HANDSOME DWELLING HOUSE
and LOT at Auctton.-On MONDAY,
May 9th, at O'clock P. NJ on the premises, 1 shall
the north part of Lot No 25, in square No 45I1,
and improvements, fifteen feet front by hundred
and nine feet deep. The improvements consist of
handsome three.story BRICK DWELLING, on the
west side of 9th street west between and streets
north. together with oneand.a-haif story FRAME
HOUSE in the rear, which fronts thirty feet alley
Title indisputable. Conveyance at the expense of
the purchaser.
Terms: One-third cash; residue in 6, IL, and II
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
NAV 5-:;t
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METROPOLITAN
HAT, CAP, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT.

u
Pennsylvania Avenue north SIDE near 18th street.
WASHINGTON CITY.
TNFANS has on hand one of the best selected
la assortment of Hats, Caps, Furs Gloves. and
Bonnets, for Gentlemen Ladies' Youths aud Children
ever offered for sale in this city. Also Canes Um-
brellas, &c.
His stock is all new, and he has determined to re-
duce his prices Those in want of any article in
his store economic by calling on
mar g EVANS, Near 18th street.
BOYS CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
I now in full operation, and prepared for a much
i larger spring aud summer trade than has ever
oeen done heretofore being at this time supplied with
Il choice and select assortment Of
Boys Socks, Bows Jackets
Boys Pants, Bows Vests
Boys Shirts, Boys Drawers
Boys Hats, Boys Shoes,
Boys Socks, Boys Suspenders
In fact every article Of boys wear, comprising tho
most extensive and elegant assortment of bows colh
ing offered in Washington.
WALL STEPHENS
Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets,
ap 3 next door to Iron Hail
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Military Prazes.-The Washington Light
Infantry intend to have target shooting,
probably on the 18th instant. 1t will be re-
membered that they did not enter the lists
Tor the cups on the second instant, not
having united in the the regimental parade
on that day. We have seen beautiful silver
cup, deliberately chased, and a porte mon
nale, of the same kind of metal, manufac-
tured by the Messrs. Gait, which are to be
contended for as first and second prize
for the two best shots by members of this
we'll dlciplincd and gallant corps.-Repubhc.
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No Go.-Two chaps were arrested this
morning on suspicion of passing counterfeit
money They were carried to the dealer
VINO had taken the money, but he was sat-
Sned to keep it and run the risk. The sup
posed offenders were discharged.
f0f'cs Report.-James Taylor. alias Piles,
assault and battery; ruled for trial. C. B.
cornwall, do; discharged D. McGinnis,
assault; ruled for trial B. Hobbs, do. II.
DELL assault; security to keep the peace
Harriet Bell, do. sta
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Narka.-The market was very we'll sup
pied this morning. Provisions were of ex-
ce.ent quality, and prices high enough to
Justify strike for wages among all classes
81 workingmen.
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A4 NO 10

Judicr ! B JacQncmn Mutin; Ksady Miss
Emily; Kcrne Cy plien; Kelly Llr: IL"rc
o: Landry Nine Roscmond; LaiaIguo NJ;
Lahusuur3re Pascal. 2; Labnsquiere l. on;
Iaddy l.. NJ; Leroy Mime venve; i@n1ry
Mime v ave; Leblanc Mime Amtlie; Lcmn,ro
l,noIesscnC Louyiare AchiI g; LAGER Mr.;
Landry J Bite dit Imt; Maize Mr. Matinee
Antoine: MeIanqon Mile H;ltne: MrlanGon
Thoorn; Peacock Charles; Pardos M Pcrrct
Btc; Qnlue William; 3, @ ancieune Pierre;
RoIiguez Z-non; Rodriguez Gabriel: r h"7
[n6goniantI Rubherk Alexander: Rion''ro
5 may, SyblIle L.; Snoneaux C.. Smmranv
r.; SGhnpp Simon; spardo Matthew; Strauss
NJ Strange }. h.; Tuxilo D5eirt; Taylor A.;
Wl.bieu II. Young Micipsa.
L. A. DEJARLA1S, ?. NJ.
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I)ECl,S

ct;DsE, d Tag, de qa:'t'c ans ct d''n'.
T. rs DC &C mos, ALICE hARcELITE
l'o Ey.
pc. pi DIM. lan,it dn % De 60 m"is
.JnmS MoRc,n FoLEy, dc ce'tr paroi-sr
a I'asc d. 23 ans.
u crD. J.. 70 lie &C &c mni1. CAMILLE
Wives. DC l''.r,omplion, il rage Dc ~
;a,-.
s,cta. dams ertle parois-r. 10 10. .
Rage Dc nr,f noi~, A"gn.'in ,Fr""e"'-
udoyie, de 't-somr,lon, lll- de +. IL
l;.ouhicr, natf de @ nehec. B'~ Canada
p.c,ps d,as cclic i"roi.-e T. l6 ,er'
lcmbrc q rage dc 'rcntc.nenf ans -
dem, Cha,lc, JOS. L. Ga"Ihi'r, na'''
de q ,tbec, Ba.e Ca"a'ia, es deIa'sp'"
.icns a,1,tcs .i'oy'n de crt'" pa'"i'Sr
( lie Journal De q 'ebcc cst>p'" d.
reprodulre e.s.Jrnx dcsn'e'cs notices j
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ANNOUNCES. s.

r.T n ps. ~ !.Dtli>i>NE. Cons
dns,n1";en" District J"I't'"'r" dams
s. II onr 10 par -" Assumptions.
A,trnlu que Charles Mum" Fd e prrFento
unc y, ton a la ''"ur, l'ritt d"b'"n'r dcs
Ieltrrs d. administration i la auCcess'on de leu
D, sire Trux,l o, d code Intcstat
Avis ett par Ie pr6 scn' donne i to"s ce"x
que celia peat couccrnrr d avoir d dnre dams
les dix lours les rasens pour 'csq"eiIes II 10
scral, pa, f.,t drult . ii dlte p,titlon.
l. =, uri,r ,i'' l., .uur.
A,eonp''"n. '-' 70 -cp'"'nhr" 'So5.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
O., ticr,
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i.lsrl; or I.ETri,as

Aehez Desire, g; Achcz Simon; Adailr, >.
7 A1naud itonnefierE B.ue Wiliium; Ber-
iranI n Ba,the,emi; B anchard Joseph; BIan-
.barl Nine Adele: BE sou John; B,rue Thso-
dnle. CabalIero j.; Canady J. H.. Coyington +
M Gina Louis; Calm fr sres; Deas jean Du-
aas m Hosemond, .; Delaviile Adonis; ward
W;,i,n'n IL A.: Etienue .,iarl Q, Plateau M. &
70 = " Fatheno. W. e.; Guiton Honor Gal,tre'u
Ias.nh Oliver: G ,nzaIes John; Gli!let J. Bre.
c,sial J,seph; Gassi le Valcont, Gonzales
D rhaeI: Gnillot Evariste; COMA es Johlr; Her
nakdsz John; H5bert Pierre; Hines Mrs l..
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&c -fip'tsff" 'ttL' , VIZ P'''' '' E"
de- ,n,lc ch, r.d npete. on HT-''''''H
.rnupt t ,,oigna'dt ct puc par h"'h'"
on MA rn l"cr,... dcn"nd' In '"'"-
nent i a, cl.. -..I,rit. car vo"s "s'z -"p'
ro-c, ,ln,,," Train Bund, que c'c~t l"'
,"i nc @ ,I", niI.--i,r,n'"d'z In '"''
ponr mo,, 81 s"n- CIV at' 4 lc courage 81
rcn.enc aIors It "p'e' rtt'ac'"''o",
p"u,sai-j -jr .ou. appetizer .Mo"si'"f. 81
!l,I,s! j. H. crains bicn, Jcane 'eI
poafr"i 'nnis
1T c crI ,on.. Yroin B0nd, o"i ape.
.ic ,.,c,l, dehnl> sonl,z ne dnnn'I de-
on,ri ,nr Ia man,cnr,,io"I e d"is pE'
crr mes -ymr"thi". ctln"s "'"'''e' !
au,alt Dc L, N.nntrr.c da,, Ccitc ma.
mere d'ag'', ~ ny a,nit IN p"n tr"r
d. .,hicnlr. Mai- unr'q"c 'i'ir"|" q"
,ons >"y,z da", &C. sole. /" vr'.x ,"'''
dire uu'.,urun dcs anus que t. conrtc It
| que jr l.rn- h,Hncorp a '"n~cr'"r. II"
-'.st ,a,,.ls arpct' Train B""d '' a.
Inn,a,, nr,n,,t,,.u il dcs tram ba"d. -"
u ,l,nc ,am.is c, I" "m ~, slime pas.
| An,ant .on. eIe> d,6Ic p'opos de-
Cou>.i!-. antan vons atcS Ior>l"e .""-
"frhu Z i Ia p ur le no"bre nn1"el5
.le eyalute ,oI,c in,inrIbie. tronpr.--
V", dl,cs qn'clI+ nc Sc ro'np"-c que q
.,nur,n.r h'm,nes at licn de cent ''"'
| ,,.,ntc. Tan, m,"ux. ,r,in,ent, y, ."n-
u" donn,z pa, rncorr Ia III ltn'ns /"
"a vrr,tc, car Gel. prna,,'t'a at p"bi'
uu u 81 ,,nlyr avs Ia rar"l.-r S''"'r-
Na,c rrnt h"""'"bI's cn"yrn- Il" PIN
uu, le u, s"pro AIS ha ".on rapport.
r..n, ,n,cnx ear I'm i'gn,l"n dc tout"
Ia l.oui .i,ne, Il Irh dc d 'trir i"n'e mn
o,u!a,inn nc frl,ira que clnu,"n''
u,lIl,n,c,,x ;,,-,z 'iepears"- dc tout srn'
,.r ut dhnn,ni!t p"urrfaacr Il" r"s~"-
=" b. >"yngc"'' ct lr- f'"m"o d" qua
,rc xiug,s an-. at celia pnT rc"r on ra'
,.rtl,in, ,ir ri Cnnire tou> les dIoit- de-
nations, d.s pa,oi->'s Il dts ,lll'-. n
,s,tl,z h"nr p!4' ''n'', ~ dc Prr III a.
r"r'r, ra4y'r Iroi" B""d, o' '''" < o
rsz lo.l"n. H. m,l l'' >"'. Won" s''f'-
c'r-t H. ra"-ril .l"c - me perm Is "'
.r,~ daunrr Il moo ior.
j. nc niue pa. "n "l"ntant .f'aF"
il l., j,-tr imprtca,"n dc w. VI
V,Ns"x. qn'nh il c",",''' j'.q' aux ''l
~, d. l'rnCr. Ia p"nnIti"" """"t'
ron,rc L. baienn p"-'", phf J" pr"f o.
L'ignohIes passions. j" s''sp u chr'''""
,,w hi parrr nnr n d'"'' &c m"mc"
/ Ir sang -fr"id q''iI u" p'ns''s as"'r' ct
II. me- coutcnfc de vons dire font pc
he. n,-tric"ri., po'rvl pad s"'t 'c-
ren',,'y"' da r''pafi''.
l.Es MONSIEUR.
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CpMiTc CENT RAJ.


Jr n, ulrr--c Il Aon> cn pa't''" '''
,r. :, ,n il l'in,,.r de- don Z ,lrh Ia. J.
-. ..narai. pa oar bou,m 'ho-", ''s"''
,tT,,rr ;,,,C iuut "u i,"np'au.....
.jc snppn," que ,s',trc g'rI" don't
,ous ~, u, u ln ~ignnt'T'. r"ni'ts" ell"
t d" v",r tr"al" s. ~" ! ""'"' ''"'
f,n.o.c ,hauc. i .ii,ti, IL ln'ir"p"i in"''
!, # IT,. j. p,i, ,e,i-tcf u rr't' '''tr r''''-
h'|c de sNr" bonn" vii" dc IT, "k''"'
il ~, ,oa. v"""z de .fafe "h""", ANY
), TX d.. 't'ui.n, - tI'fc- i'm t'I>'"h'"'
i, rsaerense. h"mni"e. ehu't"bie.
n.., t. comprehend" qrr >"''S DO"
u, z.ir /, scene Innt me 'seih' i
na,Ts,,,nr. il, - Ia 90 tirm"''""sai'' tow
lc- f,i,~ aIltgnt. par "oi, av'c c'rt"''"''
4, d,,l.uru,r. d.. hl-tancr-, de- n"yrns d.
,,,,,sro,, It DE- brnpes rtut.i.. -- j" u ~
rns :, ca 4" "o"v"''"x r'"'''g"r'"'"'~ I"
&C. ."jri I j. desire qnr 'o"- ""y'z pa
doane dcs Dement'S a Ia stri't.
Mai Ic ,r,i"- qnrasH r"'h'h ne So
,tn,i.r point. ear .on- dah''t'z da"s SOS
ttoi. i,nnri,~rs COLONIES par ""e l''s''''a
t,o, n,ull.u,rnt caloinnir"se Il 'so''
-ni t.-Je u. sal. j ic Planfer Bi"ns'
. ronr contn,m de- -casirc ~;,la'i'' po"'
.,ub'i.r l'injnrr.-Js nc le p,fss pas
j. i"g" bat" t"ns "rs c"nl'er's' M"''
par eel. manc Que jr ne ,"i- roiilts o.
.al"irraaa"- Ia p"b'ir"''o" dc ''f''','''''
g,,,nat,a., YOU. an,itz .nrp".e ! '"n'
n'.rpar,.nu . pns an 1rnin Ba"d] q""'
ucnt alrc .ians In riuoi>sn Assumption
hon ci,oyqn sas't,i'ab'e'"e"' 'Ho"st'"'
co,nnr snn. m'aPprlrz, lnand u s"g
I,ic ilet,ir dcs i.(,nIcs.a
cti,,c u,c .o,s me donnrz mh"-
nore... Soyz . .ar que Jc u "'n''e''' '"'
,,o meme i ,o,rc ag.,d... j. n'isdo"nr
RI, i.,r,,is /. u I'raiu Bmd &C quis'iIn'r
,,,,.l 40 '.pina,icr.'
V.r en- ters,,iner ayec ccttc question
A., .atoi,e. ,ie,namicz &c !Moasienr d
,o,re eo,,nai.sancc .ioat o"s s""s oecn
y 2 be.ntpp trop d""s sotrt e'rt''
c. Monsieur qn.on soaI" 'ss'.s''''e
dan. ,otrc tAcellente vile de t,ahkl,''s.
a &C. .Nonsifm que .mis dtsi'n z t""t 'o'
..ndu 4 nnr brauchc DE- yos chsncs...
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ANDRE islsBi.ANC,

0.- 4 i,,nrrlneir Dc ''to"s sessaa'i<' NJ,
DESIRE LEBLANC u conse", . e
.o,l.r eomnc can.lid,,t d IL place de
q, III, + de- Ia tonr d" Cinanienc Dis :
,,;ct. pour Ia parois,e A..on,p'ion.
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FIAT 0E la | UlSlANe.
pARoIssE AsSO MPTIoN.
VysN1E DrS FEtRYS.

Er,venu Dune ordonnance duJuri de P,
lice de la ytits piroisss, ea datsssu 8 septem-
J'oHrifai Ell vente pubique, 10
sanaeel 8 Noyembrsa proclaim 1883, 10
heursssdu matin, q aaMaisofi de E5nr de cstte
les Ferrys sniyants, SAVIOR:
Ter. LIE Ferry tenu chez Jsan AlIeman
or lalls Id evAyinage.
2nle. LIE Ferry tsnu chez Gabriel Rodri-
guez ou dams ls voisinage.
3ne. LssF'erry t,nu i i'alnc 'uCville.
4ftie. lie Ferry tenn .'Eglss Paro,ssiale
5.he. LeaEerry teflu Nap e'nvile:
6.ne IeFerry tenu chez MAuus Alba
gisac ou dams 10 volanAge.
7me. lie Ferry t,n, chez Dlauziu Himsl
b Labadlevile.
sn. Ls Ferry tenu 4u Bayou Come.
o1n,. lie Ferry tenu an Bayou Pierre
part. en face de la residence de
r,.uis comean.
lone. lie Ferry tenu Ia Bale du PieTsr.
Pat. prssia residences de jose
lime. Ls Tsf.yys ,snu chez Nine Jean
Charles G.lntreaux au PlasTc-part,
1Tsrlnss ct CyllIt,ons:
les suseIits FeffYs serpnt s.n ius douzo
nois de esssi,4, apartir do jour dc Pa i)adica-
ton, les acausrsnrs iour'nssant ues securities
ho,nss et so.yables q la satisfaction du presi-
dent du Jur do polies, avsc in'sfet . ralson
lie Init p,ur cent par an apres techsance on
cas- de non paienisnt.
paro;,.e Ass1,n ,tion, 10 ler octobre 1881
\. q. MELAN!ON,
lresolieT do Paroisse.
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Napo|to"illr, - Juliet 1853
Nonsisur | Ed,iew,

Ntnih announcer dams voirc c-I'm"'
Bile jon,nni que NJ. a. T. lilNkN\N
lc litul.irc actncl, con.rn'i Il - l"ls-
scr Otter CONNIE cnnhidh u In place
de- She,lf, aux elections dc novembrc
po. hahn, IL rcp"atc de
SIS NOMBREUX AMlS.
(Suivcnt DE- nomhren,"s q ignal"rcr.)
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STA!E OF IOulSl MA. 49, Fifth

SrA!E OF LOUISE MA. 49, Fifth
,Jmli ial I1l-t,irt Go ,rt iu aud for The
r,rl,h Of N--uWplion,
Whereas Charles Numa Folse has potitioned
the Court for tcttrrs of administration Aon the
estate Of the late Desire Truxillo, deeeased IN.
te4ate.
Notce is hereby gwen TO al whom il may
concern Ia show cause within trn days, why
the prayer Of The said petitioner she"ld not DO
grated -.
Ey order Of ia" C"'I't.
Assumption. ,h,- 26h s"u'rmher 1875.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
(Ir,k.
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.rrNTS DU rIONNlER.

AGENTS DU rIONNlER'
M. Z. Eudc, Passage
n.,r,x. de la Bonrse, No 50,
MILE enco,gnure Cout'.
,,. Il i. ,,.cnard " remplet.
ns',.s"r.vruvr. N. F,rmin D"pless's.
;'',m,r NJ. J. Brean.
nr.I,,,,urs sILI -. NJ. Augus,e Theriot'
JEAN BArr'sre' NJ. Edsard perre'.
osIn"s.nx oi on" At Edmond BaIllard.
T'.a,n'rr 1"' NJ. Adolpl,e blanchard.
u"nv. NJ. r. Gagne.
Srs-NAniE " ''ue r.r. S,,,.
49, u,y,,,r NJ. Pierre Thcr'ot.
pAtyc,GnrviLLE, NJ. ". . w.
II D,ns les paroisses Oh no"s "'."s ' d..
a,nne d'.gents, nous pr'"n" 'eS mai -
p,te dc youlolr 20 charger dc a.s"c' e' "'''
tcaf'c.
a AVVOVCES Pour les insertions, a"'"'.
,.,;' ,,,. ,;c le. conditions sont les s"hshs' !
Par nix t,esEs, pour la lere nsert'"" % W
Pam, lea insertions suivantes 80: '"'
T,,, ah,,ns qn ,ondra snspcndre son a"'''-
.no,,t, devra pr ven'r, par 'e''. "u"'
sriuzn ours Az m,ns, ayant exp'faa"" u" -
4ae-tre "a
o., execute rimprincre d" TIoSsrER' e, &c
AK prix les plus modrrrs, to"fes sFP.ees '"'
yr.re4 typorraphiqums, (.i"bs,) tells q"'' '"N-
T.,, yA:rnREs. PAMPHLETS. HLAkes' t'e'' 30 '''
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,r\rE%of loUIsf,N\. - Filth

STATES OF LOUisT N \. - Filth
J.ne,,i D4.trtcl Gotnt. -P.ri.h of
\ sumption.
Whereas Arn,nld Conr'ade has pe'itionod
the cuun for Letters olL uralorshap OH the va
ceased Intestate.
ho,lce is hereby gwen, to all whom il may
conceln, to show cause within ten days, tho
prayer OF tn, sad petitioner should 10. be
granted .
i,y order If the Ca,lt. +"
A.,omplt.ru, tins 27Ih .,p'c,nbcr 1858.
DESIRE SEB!.ANt,
Cn,k,
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i,rlT DE i.A LOUl>l ANE.- tonr
: ., ca ,nt,n: D..l't:t JndlciAlrc.-
i'dEu! - t.sonp''"n. -
Auendu que Arnauld Conrtale prtson,o
uuc pe,'ton lu Eoar, a 'edet d obtenlr DIS
..ettfes de Curatee a Ia +ticcesilon vacan'e do
lea Jean .M,rie Dupont, dead lnlestat.
Avs est par Ie present d'lhs u to - ce"x
que ccla paut concerlirr d avolr 4 d -dnIre Sous
DIX Ionr- I.s ral-ons pour 'eaphe!les Il ne scran
pas lutt dfot Ia d1ts petition.
l. - ,ultt: de I, aaoir.
A.,onptinn. t." d .rp'",nhre S5}
DESIRE LEBisANt',
t.ntli.r.
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.iiousie,r I Edilpms,

y.n,l,z annolsrr arc cfdhht aux
solicitations dun grand nomh'e a a'n'>.
Al. yu.EOR LEBLANC ro"s"n''
q se iai,ser potter cai.lilh h. place
dc Recorder dr Ii pa,oisse Assumptions
4 Ia prochainc tlccfion.
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III ,nsieur 1 'Editenr,

Veuill,z annonetr dams yoirc loafn;''
que NJ. JOHN F.AYRtuD, ,it'fIainr
ac.a,t. est cantlida, aux prMhaine. e'rr
sions poar.la place de Recorder de ~
parcissc a.ccn.ion. III scra sontcnn par
SES NlMBREUX AMlS.
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o. N"'.c r''m'p"t ""'''er Giant
o,nhr ,nalnhesll h""- CT ''"r"~"'b'c de
..c -m im plug 'l'"n" h""'>f'"s!c.
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Muusicnr | Edllenr,

Vruill, aunonrrr que VI. VI. fSSt.
FOl.SI. cst candida ala place d'A-~'-'
.rur c,,l,'ll srril soutcnn cn N"v'mb"
p'ochai" par
- nE,rCnVP DAMS.
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nluANCuE . oCTOB.,E 1895
.rouu,ttoas uu 0o"r''"'

Observation-Disclosures est pay"
tie y AvAECE. @h 90
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

From the Germantown Telegraph.
Nutriment Of Plants.

II is an established principle, that the
food of vegetables il always best supplied
bv those plants which exhibit near afin.
ity in habits and composition. Thus the
foliage and tendrils of the vine are more
efficient manure for vineyards, than animal
excrements. Corn and wheat are benefited
in remarkable degree by the decomposiRs
stalks and straw of the crops; and expert
cnce has demonstrated to the cotton grow
ers of the South, that no stimulants that
can be applied to the plant is SO salu'ary
and enesgisiDg as the seed of the plant it
self Our forests arc manurcd, and retained
for centuries in a state of perfect and most
admirable health and vigor, simply by the
alimentary matters supplied by the decom,
position of the foliage annually spread
upon the soil. From these facts, no less
obvious than indisputable, We may deduce
q healthy rule for the regulation of our
conduct in preparing and applying those
enriching matters which nature and e1pe'
rieace demonstrate to be indispensable to
the success of the crops We cultivate.
GwYNEpp.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04
Biography Of a Bot.

The Journal Of agriculture, in an ar''-
ele on Bots in Horses, gives US biog Apply
Of the horse. 1t says:
The parents are called BOTTLES, and be-
long to the family E,tridG. The female
in the latter part of summer, deposits eggs
on the hair of the horse, usually on the
sides and fore legs of the animal, ,ohcre
ssy may be easily reached by his tongue,
Their egg,, or nits, appear like little hay
seeds, and adhere to the bair because Of a
slutinous substance, with which they are
surrounded The horse licks the spot with
his tongue, and the egg that contains our
heroine is then carried into his mouth,
where it is hatchei by the warmth and
moisture almost Immediately into mag
got, and thus swallowed, reaches the thea
tire Of operations. You may hatch one of
these eggs on the palm Of your hand, with
q little warm saliva from your mouth.
Once in the stomach, i; clings to the cuti-
Gle, or inner throat, by means of hook-like
attachments on either side Of its mouth,
aud feeds on the n,ucus, SO long as there
is any when it attacks the coating of the
stomach as above stated. Usually, it is
discharged in the early summer in the
dung it buries itself in the earth becomes
II chrysalis or grub, and so remains for a
few weeks, when it bursts its bonds, issues
forth in the form of fly and, if female,
becomes impregnated and deposits eggs on
the horse and, in this eternal round, lives,
d;es and il born AGAIN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04
lOZ
6 feet deep,
oAeeI occPj
1872 cubic feet,
&C barrels Of shelled corn,
S bushels in d barrel,
$50 bushels of shelled corn.

How TO MAKE A ClsTERN.-For a
cistern to hold 25 barrels of water, pro.
cure one bbl. of water lime, Hydraulic
cement and three barrels Of clean coarse
sand. your soil is clay or any kind Of
compact earth, dig hole as near the shape
of an egg end down, as far as you lan ;
mix your cement, a little at time, and
plaster it directly upon the earth. You
no need of brick work. If there is any
considerable cavity in the sides Of the pit,
fll it with clay mortar and thus save your
cement. When the frs; coat is dry, pat
on the second, and perhaps third though
much thinner than the first Cover the
top With large fat stone, if procurable,
having man hole and place for pump
broken through the centre. A cistern
eight feet in diameter and nine feet deep
will hold hundred barrels.-N y PlOu.