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.oPELoUsAs.

Leaves every SATURDAY. at 5P NJ
FOR OPELOUSAS-THE FINE AND
~ n light draugh steamer silver Heels, Capt. C.
O. Pickett, will leave above the and
ssszzaRAall Intermediate points. For freight passage
apply on board.
yIRGINIES G. DENTZEI.
Agen
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pUNCH-l2o boxes Batavia Arrae, for sale BY
s. WOLFF
a2s corner Grayier and New Leyee ste.
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n LIVERPOOL cANREI. GoAI4-sOo tuns Of hes
qaals hand picked Camel Coal board ship Powerful
fell 8 JONES CO., 81 Grssier street.
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For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REGu-
&sS h lar Passenger Packet Steamers JAS. Woods.
f LsaaAAa4As5SW. Boyd, master JAS. johnson, Jesse
xz9ssaassszs Johnson master; Red Rover, W, Strong
will leave New Orleans for Nashville and all intere
diaie landings follows
JAS. Woods Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY, March "a
o'clock, p. NJ.
JAS. johnson, Johnson master. SATURDAY, March 81,
at O'Clock, P. N.
Red Rover, Strong, master s TuRDAY, April 7, Mt
o'clock, T. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY April14,
at O'Clock, r NJ
JAS. johnson Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY
April 81, at O'Clock, +. III.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, April
rs, at O'Clock. p. NJ,
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY May s,
9 o'clock, p. NJ.
JAS. Johnson, Johnson, master; leaves SATURDAY.
May r. at 5o'clock, p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, May 49,
at O'Clock, P NJ
JAS. Woods. Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY, May 26
at 5oclnck, T. NJ. =
JAS. johnson, johnson, master. leaves SATURDAY.
s o. elock, II. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, MASTER leaves SATURDAY, June o.
JAS Woods. Boyd master leaves SATURDAY Jnne l6
at o'clock. r NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
june q, at o'clock, p. N.
Red Rover. Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY June 3d.
at 5 O'Clock, p NJ -
JAS. Woods, BOYD, MASTER leaves SATURDAY, July Y,
8 O'Clock, P. III.
RPassengers shippers rely these leaving
punctunly according to the above schedule For freight
fst"N'ss s'f,s B. DUFFIELD, Agent,
mla If II Camp street.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves WEDNESDAY May g. at s r. M
FOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE,
~ - Canton, Eddyvie DycusbuTg, Smhland, Padu-
eah Matrepolis, eairei Columbus, Hickman, New
and the RensThe fine light dranght regular packet
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, will leave above
For freight passage apply on board or to
u. DUFFIELD, Agent.
myS II Camp street.
HS The j. will take freight al points on Tenaes see
liver with privilege Of storing and reshpping.
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Skipual Sntfuigents.


x,nszx,zS4 fFyffsx! Eo. ID nsnrnr Street,
3 81 "Wednesday Neznira, Mas ?, ls59-
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you SARA PACKETS.

BAYOU SARA MAIL Co.
LeA&&5s@ FOR BAYOU SARA. L@AStt5
The passenger packet ID. f. Kenner, Capt Baraneo
New Orleans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, At o'clock.
FOR DONALDSONyTLIIE.
The passenger packet Emapire Parish. Capt vincent
New Orleans every TUESDAY at " aclocF A. M
returning leaves Donaldsonvie WEDNESDAY morning.
passing the Coast in daylight.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST,
The steamer Crosse Tete, j. McQuoid master, leaves
Now Orleans every MONDAY evening at O'clock and FRl
DAY morning Al 10 O'Clock.
carE il always landing foot St. Louis street.
receive and deliver freight and sign bills ladng for the above
boats ,,ommo., ..
fe2 SIN D. A GOTfON, Agent
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Pagsengers

Passengers.
E Per ship Grey Eagle, from Rio de Janeiro-s in
cabin.
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ADAMS

Leaves every SATURDAY,at5P.M
Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packet.
THE NEW AND SWIFT RUM
~ ming PASSENGER Packet Golden Age, s
~ uRRAY evening returning, leaves Bayou Sara
every WEDNESDAY after tile arrival Of the from Wood
yiie taking freight and passengers for all landings the
Coast. For freight passage apply on board, orto
r.. w. ADAMS d Co.
feTe Corner Front and Common streets
INIINGIl-.lon l,orns Isntauia arrnn for sala hv
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Leaves on THURSDAY MAY TO- at 5P NJ
FOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE,
49, h Canton Eddyville, Dycisbrg, Smithand, Padn.
sah; Marepos Cairo Columbus Hickman, New
the BensThc fine light draugh regular packet
Scotland, John A. Couch, MASTER. will leave above.
For freight passage apply on board, or TO
B. DUFFIELD, Agent,
my9 II Camp street
nS- The s. will take freight all points Tennessee
liver, with The privilege Of storing and reshipping.
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i{sT lions as aboye-The magnificent steamer j. @.
LFkkf syyO1f, !, II. Jones, master will leave for ST.
Lens taking, besides through business freight
and passengers for Nachez Vicksburg Napoleon Mephs
and the Bends For through tickets this boat
ing railroad lines as above and engagements for freight
street. NlS' = P
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEI.
NY nyyr.. -. -, Advertising Agent.
and carries the u Mail Memphis In place or he Msphis
packets. - Fs
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Is. DUFFIELD, Agent,
"a GRmp street.
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Leaves wednesday, May o. at =. NJ.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
49, Railroad Ine-For Memphis aud all intermediate
slandngsThe fine, frstcass passenger packet
u steamer y. q: Swon, q, w. Ford master,
will be ready 10 receive freight Tuesday morning
foot q God street and will as above For freight
passage apply on board or to
y f1E J. II. FREIIGH,
my8 Office under ST. Charles Hotel.
This boat connects Napoleon with regular packets for the
Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and superior packets
Louisville.
A9-Adams' Express carried regularly by this line
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STEAMBOATS,.

Leaves THURSDAY MAY 10. ali Nj
REGULAR SHREVEPORT u. g.
uar Nal Packet For shreveport, Grand Bayou
barbn's and all intermediate landings ON Red
River me magnificent md fasrnnning passenger packet
steamer Starlight, Charles Hayes master, will leave al
above. For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS O. DENTZEL,
@ mys Advertising Agent,
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UPPER MISSISSIpp1

For through tickets this Line and its connections az 80
forth ai the head OF this colnmn and further information appi
on board or NJ the Compsnys Office No. 81 faup street. Her
a2 TsSss
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OUACHITA RTyER-Per steamer DR. Burlington
80 bales cotton II d j M Allen &co-l 10 Phillips,
Nixon &co-l2 c Cummings &co-- IL Phelps 4
Jones-9 Wright u Allen ] M Rhorer &co-5|do
Lewis 0glesby-4 do Hawkins & Norwood-2do
Farley, Jurey &co--2 bales wool Fl K Carter-.lS
rolls leather and sundries to order-Total lob bales
cotton.
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Ems24- Nail iine-Winer Arrangenenf-The splen.
did low pressure packet steamers Al n Iaan
A. r Bsardman, master, Florida, A L. Myers MASTER
and CuDa James Hopkins MASTER built expressly for the
LAKE. Trade WIN superior will make trips
low water Of fuel accident to boat or maeine
Leaving the Lake end Of the Ponehaain Railroad
on the arrival of the 81 NJ train cars for Mobile siop
ping a. On Saturdays Returning will stop Pas.
THURSDAYS. - ~ W -9'.'&A 20 Aei
ES-For tickets through to BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New
YORK " greatly reduced rates, by different routes and,
further information. apply to 'lN s-S
y. - 4, R. GEDDEs, Agent,
mo U 20 Gravier street.
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mlatf
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-01-14
Chretien Mornhinveg.
Marehaud YsailJnr, -

Iaoaliear dlhiofnaeI SEES atnis ct pratiaues
bel asssrtlncnt de marchanaises dams son gs a,r
a'ailaifss, aai ait iaanais etS introdnit dams nofre
parlisse. N1e VIZ
PENDANT son sijour dams Ia vile Impsrjale {, Il,
& sss,les ielhillenleats espressauent pour unc aua.
Gsiras y plaislr de nenir los prenare. ~ w
SolI assortment Do dra psHet as1tres marehansi;scs
poart a aantection 6 abillellents,d sns ID der1,isr
stle. ne iaisse fien \ afsireese Ell III peat asr. s,r.
passa par aacan aItre esfAiltssepa HI "a sss,ra II
4 assure ses agnisSet pfatiques,uusH al nrss / Hi I
yer Ct confertipsiiaers dams le defnier genre an,sr;.
cam 81 ffaneais tonte description d'ha~hilIement
IA aura CONSIGNMENT nm assortment cnrnn,ot
dhaA5ileilants eonfettiennes. 0n.fiee
sggesfe4 examiner, celia ne eaate Ran.
sOReloisas 5 nnveinhre 1859,
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Delay.

The golden hours are l1eeting, Jane
The saIlfner sweets are on the wanc:
With brown is hinged the waving grain,
Then why, 0 why, delay?
There's danger in tlie word. my love, T.. ~
For life must ever inward move
Its sands this truth too surely prove,
by running out Away.
Tile frrit is on the bending Tough,
But buds were there when first my vow
Was bFeatIed to thee. Then answered thou
There shat be no delay. :
Yet feathered hroots since then have flown,
The black,bisd sings with mellpwed tone,
The hr-tfee drops its dnsky cone, -
Full over ripe to-day.
The soft air rustles through the wheat.
As though to test, by contact sweet,
II autumn will its task-comtlete
To ripen-not tay,
Amidst thasaz Nh corn-fowers lie,
Their blac eyes Watching peoples nigh "a
Bat neither bloofned, dear love, when ]
Confessed to thee in May.
Come, an thou loy'st me, come with me
The belts shall wake with marriage glee,
Tie clerk and parsoIi c'ink tlieir fee,
and both Of them shall shy
Was ever such poor gRerdoh given
For licensing a man to Heaven ~
But bless them both, for they have riven
The lnonster--ealled Delay.
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Votre Attention lln Instant !

FzE
~ LEVY mn Magasia 4 bon Marche dos 0pelou-
sas,sS Soitfe Il ses pfatiaaes, ainis ct aa NH nm
pubic en- s6naral, 4 dies prix les plus flod6. llllfHlllIh
ras nm MAGNITUDE stock de gNIY
3MdRGHANI1iSES POUR -
LIUI'oNNE EFT L'HIVER.
Consistent en- i:
Marchaniises saehes,
Magssiia,ies imanteiets pour danes,
Mlgilitiaues chales pour DANES.
Magnitiqne robes pour DANES,
sfiai1ialeinent pom naessieurs de tout genre,
Bottles, saulisrs,
Qaillcaillctic magn3lque.
Beanx fusiis Angiais,
Pistolets, parfunierie, etc, etc.
fii in mot tout &C aui nent plaire ct a des prjx
~ nas que tastes les dunes aiasi que les nlessiel,ts
sseesierent le ".Magasin A bon marehe des opelou-
sas' eat feildroit ct en- Yerita
LE Sc III ENDROIT
gu loh pcat aeheter 4 tres hon Inarelle.
Seliez nous yoir de suite ct faites yos acl,ats NJ,
aI;sgasih 4 bon Marche der epelousas.
of'eieasas . octs 1859. s. LEVY.
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A Vista soussigne Went d'ariyer de Ia
= aYelieIlflsan ayec i'm assortment a.
etloisi ct considerable de Biiouterie. consjs. IN
tant .,fancipalement en- parures completes liz
pour DANES, etiaglettas, bracelets. cilasses. homeless.
dorsiiiest Ct en- resume de tots bijoux de la yaas
Siaitde r!etesse 6 DIES derniets gouts, ainsi al'in
dniacs ct pour naessieits, quill Went de receyoir
q aae des Ilalsfans de commerce les 1ius cnnai,ltfa.
hles de Aewsfosk, ct quill vendra a des prix rnuaS-
res pour du7caIbptant.
- nfoa'e De gettc occasion pous announcer |, ses
arnis, ct M public en- general, attil s;est as,,rt las
services dun horioger experimental ct aaroit All
sefa CONSIGNMENT a la disposition aes exigences.
oaa,.4 +, DhI,ARUE,
cIbiuiohs, . teN ls9Y. Enc, Maine ct Bellevue
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.archanlises NouyeIIeS

a BoN M4RcHE.
A Y magasin de NJ. Raphael HolIier, sous Ia al.
II raetien de VI l. Desbret = y,
Les nabitaas de st Landry sont mar lie pre-.
ssht ayeftls, que le yieits de ~reeeFoir de la fH
so'tveiss alaalis, I'M assortment eornnlet # ~
ih,lst lie mareha1dises,, que 'oire maintenaTt
. ~ aass as az public en- %sgAadral 4 DIES prix les
Mas& al si.ehas ltte,e ei;
Habillesnents confectionnes.
Bottles, sosilier, chapeanx, casqnettes.
QQlineaillerie, Fstfenee,
r. Tabass. Gigares CT Groceries dc
to1f5es 9naiife, en- ut mot iat tout &c anon nenf ~.
men stock. RATsiI 4 ~ y1SY SS stn
! opelousas i oct 1850 Washs,ia
Dc pieu3 de six pieds, : ~ ie'
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For what is a Mother Responsible i

si" a Al 0Aotiier Asesiolisibae 81
She is responsible for the nursing and rear
ing OF her progeny for their physical const;-
tution and growth; their exercise and pro,cr
sustenance in early life. A child left 10 grow
up detordled Or naeagre, is an object Of ma
teftal negligence. She is responsible for a
child habits, intending cleanliness, order. con.
Sefsation, eating, sleeping, and genera PRO.
pretty Of behavior. A child deficient. or mn
taught in these particulars, will prove a living
monument to parental Disregard because.
generally speaking, a mother can, if she will,
greatly control children IN these matters.
She is responsible for their deDortment she
can make them fearful and c%rineipg. She can
make them modest or irnpertinent. Ingenious
Or deeeifitii, mean Or manly, ctownish or polite
Inc geftfl OF all these things is in cllildl,oad
and a mother cali repreSs or bring them forth
She is responsible for The PRINCIPLES which
her children entertain sin early life. aEor her
IL Is to say whether those who 90 forth frnm
fef ilfeside shall be imbued with sentiments If
virtue, truth, honor, honesty, temperance, in.
dastry, benegolence and morality, or those ~
a contrary eharacter-vice fraud. drunken.
ness, %ldleness, coyetousncss. These viii he
round to be OF the most natural growth INIT
gu her is deyolved The daily. hourlv tast If
wedding her little garden, Of efadieati1a " thos "
ba,oas Predictions, and planting the human
. neaIt WIN Inc lily, the rose, aud the amarantb,
thai t"deless flower, emblem Of truth.
s;, Hhe is Is to a very considerable extent respon-
a,oie Tor the temper and disposition If bar
children, ConstitutioDally, they NAV be vim.
lfnt, irritable, revengeful, but for tie r%ernia-
= s,oa " eolFsetion Of these passions a mother
y responsible for the Intellectual requirements
o. children that is, she is bound 10 do what
ona e can aof lilis o3Ject. Schools, Academies
ana colleges open their portals throughout the
tahd and every mother is under heavy resnop-
to sec that her sons and daurbters
all the benefits which these afford md
fsi'Ai' tiieii 70
She is responsible for their relipious
The beginning of all wisdom, is tine ssar
Goa; and this every mother is CAPABLE. 10
= greater or less degree. of %iaf,sil1g into tle |
titus Of ller offspring. Exchange.
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EsiHLE0IlE.

rrtyrl s9CE-Saecession dtAndra nes.
v Hotels, dc, a@--Ggur de District, paroissc ST.
Landry- ya Com, 10 n;st,iot ftars
s peur III paruSse s%Hs{tte, s.'si" aa ee'isef -
us .ha4lt encliGrisselr,
ksercredi, 8 feysier Isfo,
residence d'EtienHc iNuseiier, q Ia GRANGE Pfai'
,lu Dc t%airesune t~satitiea entire les i%ieritieFt
ire Deslotels, les e~selayes s~yivAiis appHrtelaut
lucessioa dtudit dGtdd6. n sag9if:
.%egriet, Hyaeinthe. Latie, Jean llefrs, hitia,
=. avAe latr %eatants.
Ir4mes ct Guuditinns-sA IN credit dc ct z ans
/ de Jour Dc Ia veiite, 'hes aeqndfe1fs io'trnlssaht
sec6rite pour ie i~noltaat dc le'as aethlts Ct t&s e-
clavcs aemetlraut speeiaienctst hypoth1ques lisqua
patfiiit Placement On tiiS.
! 0peldt,sas. I ~janyier 1919.
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A. M. pERp

dsseaf gshf,uf pour Coieefioas, Baton. Ropoe
y toyons de Ia paroisse st. Landry ct de- i.Ftat VI,
general dams sa cap@eits susdite. Toute anTliea.
.,oh ppar fare eilsrer DIES terres ,narsca renses
euoiS DE- terre. warrants. collections de raclamatiaps
g ! hsaSf redemption de terres rendaes q, con.
.isauees pr tIstat pour non placement de taxes, ct
soi'te a'stfe %aifiire, r~ecevront une a~ttertlSn n,nnn, v
tie ct toute paltienliere. pioAlp'
Opeloosas, l6 Juliet Isle. -.
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yENTEs PAR LIE SHERIFF.

NESTE PAR LIE sHETIF-Cour de Jastie
Y No; s554--ler.W ard-Jaliou Bordelon vs.
sepi, Hoiiier ct ais. %e7s 2
lin vetta dina writ de Fl. ia, delivra a.
ei-dessts. par jos D, Richard, .iuse lie y
pour ia lar ward, ~iNatnisse st Landry, ct
~a1resse, il sera expose Ell pentc puilfque,
compliant, a la Maison de Gouf dc eette
SAMEDI, lie 4ne jonr de ~fevrier, a. d. Isl
mencant \ ii heures, ct c~nntinuant de III
sill est neccssaire, teus les titFhs, .drnits#
pretentions du defendeur, .IsAss4S
he Gonor 81 femme, a Ie
pour satisfaire, ledit otf
I'm merceaa de terEf
authorizations quiz
vile DIES 0aat~+4 zee,
d Est 49, Onion,
pTiat ssaft apparteuante
Ss 10 RE King. a.
bs an du sheriff IS aeceInl,rct
il. V.CH|
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BSulpllite de Chaux.

n s.nsslslss agent pour le H,saiphite de Cl,at,x
- ssssy. y a.lNe en- aura toaioiirs en- rranae
gliantite q washington ct aa Port Bsrsa. La i,ah;.
Iaas stsat prizes deAui laisser sapoir une ser.a;ns ~,
tilx les,gs dasanae laquaatitG don't lis a,t,,,nf bssa r.
fgass. @Ae@ d ~ $ 5 Stsisss neat
o~pesoasas selhciaaharc 1859.
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SALE OF
Confectionery.

ElNEsT TURPIN, No. IS Old Lcyoe street,
~ Aeworiesns, inan,' fractures by Steam process,
every description OF Confectionery, syrups, and
Gtiln drops.
His Rock. Stick, and Fancy Candies are we'll
kaqWi throughout the Southwest, Furnished fresh
IRON the mandatory they are really superior, and
dee'aediy preferred to similar articles brought from
a distance, and more or less deteriorated in c6nses
queiice. Prices moderate.
deiiis:-Cilsii or approved city acccptancess
October Is, i859.-Gm.
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Magasin de VOitures

n soMsslgne a continaellemelt Il vendre any
~ PRlH De LA NELLE-oRL.EANsH NN
10 lolis Bagsgys, Rackaways, Hacks ct Sulkies ayec
aaai4is. Ioaets' heeles, etc, ces derniers Sc Yendel,t
avec les %goitlres on sdpariment. rNN
opelousas.1 6 Juliet 1859. ~
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gbe ~ otrjot.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE PARISH OF SAINT LAEoRA
". ..- AND T1HN COUNCIL.
-.1 ---
HoDohFEa ct%iAcglERss, Proprietor.
SAMUEL II. NsliIatEY. GATOR.
aapoLpn otiscllrf;ss, Proprietor.
Tite s'13HsiA,nan.

Tearing up the stubborn aoil-~ fa@s
TFndgiug, drpdgiug, toiiiug, melting,
Hands and feet and garments selling
Who would gruage the ~ploughsann's toll?
Yet there's lpstre in his eye,
Borrowed from yoa glowing sky;
And there's meaning III his glaQces
Tia: bespeak no Hrcalner's laneies-
~ For liz mind has precious lore, "
Cleaned from Natures sacred store.
Toiliug up yon weary hill, ,
He has worked since carly morning,
Ease aud rest, and pleasure scorning;
And hc's at Fl labor 4till-
Though sAe Slanting western beam,
QuiYefinE on the CLASSY stream,
hud yon old elnl's heightened shadow
Flung athwart tle yerdant meadow,
Tel that shadowy twilight gay FL
Car not now he lar away.
seel he stops and wipes his brow
Marks the rapid sln's descending
Marks His Shadow far extending
Deems it time TO quit tic plough.
Weary man and weary bteed
Welcome food and respite need:
It's the honf when bird and bee
Seek lepose-iHld Why not he2
Nature loves the tw Hight blest, =
Let the toil-worn ploashm2sa, rest1 o.
We, who u~urseaglran the breast
OF ease and pleasure encryasing. So
Ever new delights creating,
Which hot long retain their rest
Ere upon your taste they pail,
What avail your pleasures ALP
In his hard but pleasant labor,
He, your useful, healthfal neigtibor,
Finds enioynenA real, true
yainly sought byysuc'n as YOU.
Natures open vdtasae les,
Richly tinted, Brightly bef;rns8sa, a.
With its various lessons tpenling,
All oatsrread before your eyes,
Dewy glades and opening flowers,
Emerald meadows, yernal bowers,
Sun and shade, and bird SD ice,
Fount anjBUrest, hill mad lea
fa Al things beautiful and fair,
His henignant teachers are. ,
Tearing up the stubborn soil ss
Trndgiug, drndgiag, toiling, moiling.
Hands and feet and garments soiiing,
Who would grudge the plonglman's toll ?
Yet It's health and wealth to him,
Strength of nerve, and strength of limb,
Light aud feryor in his glancessg
Life ana beauty in his ~faasiess q 3".
Learned Md happy, brave al ! free q
Hho so proud and best as he? =
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8 Esclayes,

TheogAne, age de 3 aus, ct F6lieian. dc deux ans.
Environ 20 tates de betes en- Yacilerie. marquaes:
Y ayee lc fer L marquei.
Les teTnes ct conditions q,ii seront avantaeeax
aux acqa6reuTs seront annonets lie ionr dc IA yente.
JOSEPH GHENTER, Eneanteur.
IL dGeenlbre 1889.
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Vente de Negres.

& premier ostatre 1859 ma maison d e4, ON.
i verte 81 " grand Toribre diescfaves dc -
5ipntss classes sefont offsrt en- vente, venants tx
sassiasN iIgiaies On Maryland eide ID George. "
a1slns y suite aslrai1t tnnte In saisoli, lie soussigne
cantiansia A resaYair DIES slsiits Flats de fults lots
sdes nasgresde chnix.
Ssadfasssrsa No. 81, rie Baronne3 entire Commu-
lIle NJ Gravier,set II aeRx iets Quest de Hotel ST.
Elsarl SWIM CAMPBELL,
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g1tlg a,e3te de terYes dt.ns les 1efotSSeS Il Of-
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ct compost des divisions Stligantes, scion m iiao