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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD co.'s
MORTGAGE BONDS, DUE IN 1898.
100000,
With Interest at Six Per Cent, Payable on
the First Day of June and Decem-
ber of each year,
FREE FROM STATE AND UNITED
STATES TAXES.

These Bouds are secured by mortgage on the fol-
lowing Raj roads belonging 10 TINS Company namely
Banch Chunk to Wlkesbarre, Pennsyivania lOl
miles the Beaver Meadow DTanch l71a miles, aud the
Iebieh and MahanOy branch, i21a miles, making
total Of l6l miles OF road, including rs miles double
track equal with sidngs TO 300 miles ofsingle track.
together with all lands bridges. workshops, ma
unto belonging, and all Tolng stock, TOOLS Inn ole.
ments, and materials belonging to this Company, in
uee on the said Railroads.
III is noItgAgeis is u first lien on all OF the above
ROADS. except 48 miles, from Easton 10 Mauch Chunk
On which 10 is preceded by mortgage for o. 500
due in 1873 the Bonds of which are excnanglng. as
fast as present the present Issues; those
presented unit maturity TO De patio out of the
sent loan, making t q frat mortgage on the aoOvs-
mentioned property.
ONE NJ GL1oN OF these bonds, EITHER COUPON
or REGISTWRED, offered ninetynv per
centum with interest from the day OF sale free from
state and UniIed st ates' taxes.
CHARLES O. LONGSTRErH, Treasurer.
Office of the lie high Val ey Railroad Compan
7lIm No. 3O3 WALNUT Street, PhiladelphlA
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.sH--.h EoURTH-OF.JULY EXCURSION

EsKh FOURTH-OF.JULY EXCURSION
TO FORT DELAWARE.-Steamer
SWAN will leave POPLAR Street Wharf at lIs
O'clock and ARCH Street Wharf ct IL o'clock (noon)
for Fort Delaware. The commanding officer having
island have the opportunity to Inspect this large
fortress, returning to the city In the evening" Fare
75 cents, 7l3.#
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r.qlTs FOURrH-OFJULY EXCURSION
sssszs==AsTo BOMBAY HOOK and Intern ediate
landings. Steamer PERRY will leave POPLAR
Street Wharf at o'clock, and ARCH Street Wharf
at o'clock, r Chester, Penns grove, New Castle Della
ware City, Port Penn, Fort Delaware, and Bombay
Hook, returning early in tue evening Fare to mn.
bay Hook and return, 81; Delaware City, Port Penn
and Fort Della " are, rs cents. 1850
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count. 10 per cent Gall loans on Government SO IL.
rifles can be obt .ined a. per cent.
Eastern was quiet but hrm with sales
between banks at 6e0a70c. premium p tl001 The
inside HVui h1wever was the ru ling rate. Cou ter
rates ste idy at par buying, and / 10 of ier
premium selling"
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SfK~"A FOURTH OF JULY EXCUR-
szIa;szzsssassas ssa sloN;-IQ CH ESTER; HOOK AND
EXCURSION TICK ETS, l5 CENTS.
The Steamers s. NJ. FELTON and ARIE will run
follows on SATURDAY, Juiy viz leave Phiia-
dephia from HESNUr street Wharf, at and 70 A
NJ, aud and p. Nj. Leave Wilmington from X ING
Street Whalf st o SO and IL A. M and aud Z ID.
Excursion Tickets 10 cents; each way. 10 cents. Ex
cursiOni ists leaving at and 10 NJ. will veraI
hours spend either place and those for Whining
ton can take delightful stroll along the rom antc
BrendywiDe 7l3C
Excursion Tickets good to return by either Boat.
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BISHOP MoILvAINE, the venerable head Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, of Ohio, has
been assailing ritualism in his energetic way.
In his late address before the Diocesan Conven-
lon OF The State he took strong ground against
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CAPE MAY STEAMER.

FOR CAPE MAY.
.ssiiisee.sss On TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, and
SAL URDAYS
The splendid new steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
Captain INGRAM, leaving Pier 10 above V.ue
street. every Tuesday, Thursday and Ssturd Ay g5
Wednesday, and Friday.
FAsE::...s2.25, inc uding Carriage Hire.
Children. 81 3,
Season Tickets go. Carriage Hire extra,
The Lady of ibe Lake is fine boat, has hand
some state.room accommOda ions, and is fitted up
with everything necessary for the safety
of passengers, H. HUDDELL
CALVIN TAGGART.
Offce-No. ss N. DELAWARE avenue is SUtf
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NERSHlPS.

THE COPARTN ERSHIP HERETOFORs EX-
i isting under the name of MORRIS, CLIO OPHIER
& LEWIS is hereby dp solved by mutual consent.
Either partner is auth orEed to use the the
firm In settlement, GEOR -E OkRIS
ISAAC III. CLOpHIER
EDMUND LEWIS
Philadelphia, eth month 80, 1868.
The undersigned have this day formed Cooart-
neTshp under the name kno stvle of MORRIS &
LEWIS, for The importing and JnbbinR OF Cloths,
CaAslmeIes and Cloakings at the old stand Nos. 10
Philada., 7th month, |, 1868. EDMUND LEWIS.
The undersigned respectfully announce that thev
have formed CoparLnershp, under he name aud
style nj oTRA AWBkID5E q CLOTHIER, for the
transaction the general Dry Goods Octh bust
ness at the N. w. corner of EIGHTH and NJ MARRET
Streets, JUSrU5 q. SIR wv RSTD5E.
ISAAC II. CLOTHIER,
Philadelphia, eth u onih, 1868. 7l4t
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xK@n GRAND EXCURSION TO CAPE
uk1IHSrxssSsszsssS4 MAY Oh The FuU OF july,
b. tne spit noiu steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
On SATURDAY. July 4 the splenaia new steamer
LADY OF ThEBAKE Captain ingram, will leaves
Pier 10 above VINE Street, at IS A. M ano return.
ing Ieave Cape May on MONDAY.
Excursion Iickt Is 81 so including carr age hire.
TB + LADY OF THE LAX n iB u hne sea boat,
has handsome state room accommodations, and IS
hlted with everything necessary for the aud
comfort of passengers,
1HE LADY OF TIL LAKE is now running regu-
laTly between Philndephi ana cape May, lave
Philadelphia on Tue sdays, 1bursdAys, and SaIur-
Gay 8, and returning on Mondays, Nednesdays, and
Fridays.
tsre each way, q 25 including carriage hire
SerVai u, q 50,
Children, SIPS,
Season tickets, $40, carriage hire extra.
g n. HUpDELL,
CALVIN TAGG ART,
7lSt ONCE No ss N. DELA WARE Ave0ue.
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FIREWORKS.
. III L a % G l. p n I a
Pyrotechnic Establishment,
No. 1O7 SOUTH WATER STREET,
BELOW CHESTNUT.

The subscribers offer TO Private and Political Par
ties, Clubs, ETC.. an immense variety OF BRILLIANT
COLORED FIREWORKS. comprising many new
designs sucn Monitor Batteries, Polka Batteries,
Chapets Csprices, Rosettes, silver Globes. Saxon
Wheels, Illuminated Batteries, Roman Candles, Trf-
coored Candles, Rockets, TTiangles, Rainbows,
Thunder Wheels, Chinese Fans, Revolving Serpents
Fairy Dances Lycnenzes, Masonic Wheels, Double
Gories, Diamond Stars, Persian Jets Persian Fans
Mad Wheels, Bee Hives, Globes. etc.
Also, very large assortment OF
SMALL FORKS FOR DEALERS.
Prices Guaranteed lower than Eastern and Western
houses.
e2Ollt4p JOSEPH Ii. BUsS CER a co.
HAINES 81 LEEDS,
No. 9O6 MARKET Street.
az HADFIELD's GREAT FIREWORKS.
EXHIBITION PIECES,
COLORED FIRES,
Ben COLA LIGHTS,
VItR ICAL WHEELS,
ROMAN CANDLES,
on DauBLE 1 TRfANGLEs,
FLoWER PorS,
PIN-WHEELs,
FIRE;cRACKE ,,,,, ,,,,,,
ETC. ETC. ETC. ET0 ETC.,
to be had In every variety wholesale and reaiL
HAINEs LEEDS.
Manufacturers of Fine Oonfections.
No. 900 MARKET Street.
Philadelphia.
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS. ETC ETC lOaa trp
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Murine NeIOs see Inside Pages
PORT OF PHILADELPBIA,.-......... L.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TRLE.
GRAPH OFFICE
A. M,,,,,......7I IL a. M..........85l p Nm. On
The Opelousas courier., 1868-10-17
. TOOTH ACHE.
THE EXTRACTION OF TEETH.

Should only be submitted to by man
of steady hand and practical skill. DR..
P. would here remark that by the prac-
tical knowledge obtained bya
LONG EXPERIENCE
and successful practice in this important
branch of
Dental Surgery.
he gives much less pain in the extraction
of the most difficult teeth, than is gener-
ally anticipated by persons unacquaint-
ed with his mode Of operating.
Special attention will be given to the
various "t
J 5.a DISEASES OF THE TEETH
Also to the diseases of the antrum
high, moranum, OF the cheekbone cavi-
". by which disease is often produced
Pain in the Eye, and in the Temples
Tie Doloureux, Neuralgia, Sympathetic
Headache, Hysteria, &c,
90 Chloroform administered, if de
sired.
REFER Noes:
Hon. L. J. DuprG, Hon. T. c. Ander
son, Jas. &. Hayes Esq, DR.. J. A. Tay
lor. ' 80
DIR. A. l.. PLOUGH, Dentist.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Operative and Mechanical
% 6 81 g e s e 8 x o
80 AT Reduced Prices!

DR. A. L.. PLOUGH, DENTIST, long
~ and advantageously known, has the
honor to inform the public that he has
arrived at Opelousas, (and can be found
at the residence of James 6. Hayes Esq
for the purpose of exercising his profess
sion.
The art of preserving .'he teeth, timely
and judiciously, is precious boon, espe-
cially to the ladies, as one of the great
est and most pleasing charms in woman,
is fine set of sound teeth. And why =?
By the graces of their smiles we see the
bright and ornamental bloomings of
their mouth. Hence the teeth are Gods
gifted charms to Woman-divinely placed
as one of her most valuable and interest
ing features. Il. ...,
Those who desire to derive the bene
fits of forty years successful practice
and experience i'll Dentistry. will please
call on the undersigned, either for con-
sultation as regards the preservation of
! their teeth, or for dental operations.
All operations appertaining to the
teeth and diseased gums, &c, will be
attended to with care, skill and durabil-
ity, at the shortest notice.
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To Our Friends and Clients.

.YyHE undersigned have the honor to
announce to their friends and eli
ents of the Parish Of. st. Landry that
they have established, at pitre, 8 Car
riere, in Washington, and at Ar. Michel
Emonet and Jos. Camy. at Gros Che
v,reuiL deposits Of baleing, rope, twine,
iron ties. where they can obtain any de-
sired quantity. ss.zll2,- ,-,,-a 2:
BERAUD g. GILBERT. Il
New Orleans, sSept.1, 1865. 3m
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TiHls1aAitEas
THE OPELOUsAs COURIER,
Published on Saturday by JOEL H. sANDOZ

Published on Saturday by JOEL FL. SANDOZ.
COSDITI IONS:
Subseription.-Four Dollars per year payable
in advance, or Five Dollars payable at the end
of the year.
A subscriber wishing to discontinue must give
a written notice to that effect and settle up all
arrearages and no subscription will be stopped
until all arrearages paid, unless at the option
! of the publisher.
Adrerttsing.-FIFTY Y cents per square for
each insertion. Eight lines Or less constitute
square.
| All advertisements sent in for publication will
| be inserted in English and French (unless other
wise ordered untiEthe editor shall judge it con-,
venieEt to discontinue.
/ Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
| Dollars each, in advance, il they wish to be AZ:
nouneed.
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PROFESSIONS, &c.
a. BAILEY 4 T.. Id. EsTzLEHvTz

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
XKTILL practice in the Courts of the Parishes
w of st. Landry, Lafayette. Nermli,on, Cal
casieu, St Martin, St Mary aud Avoyelles.
Office :--Opelousas, La. IJul2o-'.
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a.s1laIa4s1 tf5aNOTE1Es.7 s65FhSs9E,s2 d
Parish Court of the Parish of St Landry.
kfNN the Sd Monday of November next, Will
U hold d regular term Of the Parish Court ct
the Parish of St. Landry, at the Court House OF
said Parish, for the tria of all classes ct causes
Of whiehI Have Jurisdiction and on the third
Monday ef, December next will hold regular
term OF Court for the trial of Probate causes,
and the disposition Of such Probate business M az
after said Court will beSreguIarfy held on the
! third Monday of each month. until otherwise
| ardarad 4 sss.6ssH3 A. GARRIGUES,
Opelousas, Oct 10, 1861 b Parish Judge.
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PARISH COURT.

Parish OF . t.. L. a m dry.
NTARCISsE CINETTE, Of the Parish of st.
he aproInted Administrator of the Estate OF
Leandre Gear, d freedmen, late of said Parish )
Therefore, any person intending to make oppo-
sition to the said appointment, will find the same
in writing at my office in the town OF opeiousas,
within ten days from the present notlce;
- E&f-t Es'st sst JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk. .
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NO. BUSINESS CARDS.
COyFEGgTHOyERS.

~ Fl. MILLER & CO., First Premium steam
W Candy Mandatory, so New Levee, Whole
sale Confectioners. Depot of California Wines
- No. so New Leyee 46-la
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i do solemnly swear lor aHlrm,
as the case may bel that have Voiunta--
rily written and signed q certificate set-
ting forth that acknowledge the late
rebellion to have been morally and po--
litically wrong, and that I regret any aid
4 and comfort I may have given It, and
/ Ihaye caused such certificate TO be hied
In the Office of the Secretary OF State,
and that it has been published In the
Official ioarnal, according to the require
anents OF article ninety mine OF the Con-
stitntion, and according to the forms re,
auired by this General Assembly, and
that have either lost or nlislaId the Ger
fificate Of the Secretary OF State show.
ing the above facts s5
That taking and subscribing the affi
davits required by the preceding part y
this section shall not prevent the Regis
The Opelousas courier., 1868-10-17
Sugar Mills, EVaporators, &C.,

Opelousas, Sept. II, 1868. 81
The Opelousas courier., 1868-10-17
PARISH COURT.

e. !. e.. s4l H. PARISH COURT. a
5nagaE PARISH OF ST LANDRY.
5rHARLEs PLAIsANCE, of the Parish OF
~ st. Landry, having applied by his petition
10 be appointed Curator of the vacant Estate OF
Casimir' E. Durand, deceased, late of the said
Parish il z5s4 tssaa 7@s 59t.E ~ a,4
Therefore. any person intending to make op,
position to the said appointment, will file the
same in writing at my office in the town OF Opel
opsas, within ten DAYS from the present notice.
| 7lz92srss Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, yOeteher I0g 1s6syfI
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GARDEN SEEDS.

~ F. VIRGIN, successor to D. MAUPAY,
lALs Dealer in Seeds, No. 104 GraEier street
bet Camp md Magazine sts., New Orleans liz
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CrOcIxery. Stoves. Etc.

II EVI s. NAVRA, Manufacturers and Direct
IL Importers of china. glass, plated, tin, Japan,
wood aud willow ware. cutlery, &c: sell at
Neg York Whotesate Prices. III Poydras street,
and I'D Canal street, New ORLEANS.
November 18th, 1867. yn
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- isl's-
Practice WhntsYou Preach. :

Practice WhutsYou Preach. "a
Tslfns. not Il snr5led sermons
Elegancs-of thought and style,
Heard from out your modern pulpiss
Man from error TO besuiio. No
Eloquence may charm the frncy,
Summon an admiring crowd,
Who surround the gifted preacher,
Z. With their praises long and loud;
But If Gods appointed servants
Would their hearers conscience reach,
Leading them to paths Of wisdom,
They must practice v hat they preach.
Parents, your tender offspring
Y,u would lead in ways oftruth,
Shielding them from the temptations
That surround the path of youth,
Count as vain your. time worn maxims,b
And, to make your teaching sure,
Guids them not alone by precept,
But example, just and pure.
For, to shelterf from the tempests
SINS dark clouds would cast round each
Tender flower of yolr protection,
You must practice what youpreacb.
Teachers, f throughout your duties,
Ever faithful you would be,
Not by wo-ds, bat by your actions, -
Teach in all sincerity. !. = 49, &.
Youthful eyes are On you gazing, ..sa
Youthful hearts your thoughts receive;
Eagerly they catch your accents,
Eagerly your words believe. >, Ss.e.
Then beware! lest By your actions,
Untrue principles you teach, - -
And forget not you must ever
Ia Strive to practice wat you preach.
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-
ry friends, wnlle his wife had gone up
ST stairs to change her bridal dress for q
more suitable travelling costume, when
his valet Brought him a folded note.s Ex.t
cusing himself in few brief words, he
stepped into the deserted library oread
the missive whose superscriptiong sent;a
strange thrillsto his hesrt. Tt contained
but few lines, in the peculiar cranped
chirography of the woman be had. once.
called "wife." ,cH = q S .ss e S9fE =
MArRIcE-I have come back. to- you.;
am waiting in the little room blythe
soath gable, for you to welcome me once
more to your heart. ''s''- AMADEL. " .,
As if thunderbolt had descended on
his unconscious head, Maurice Tresley
sank white -and7aghast on a sofa, with
both hands clasped over his eyes.
Then he arose, and went, with the stag
gering, uncertain motion Of blind man,
into The room indicated by the note. =.
1t was empty, as yet-and he leaned
against the mantel, sick and dizzy. ANA
bel aliye-Amabel come back to part
him from the idoized wife he had just
acquired the privilege to call his own !!
Oh, better death and oblisions1zbetter;the
blessed rest of the grave
Maurice!" ......-,- -....-.....
tas ae9starsed. Alice Cameron was stand
ing before; him, with her plying eyesSfu
Inponzhis afaoe.,s ,S9ssiso%gss s. a. .iss<s4S
.,..3 aiAlaurice-my husband y s.g.. .,--o. :
,tasMo11 your husband, .Alice4 Oh. my
beautiful. my beloved, must | give you
up now?" !, -.
Mauricel" She had nestled close; to to
him, ,githalInost passionate earnestness.
"Oh,sMaurice,. ann leso chapged2ca Have
you forgotten Amabel !sOh, pardon the
stratagenr by which ] have at last gained
your love!"
s"'" Bdt@Amabel is dead! '-'''
-; The Amabel sof years ago is?;deadIz: Z:
but the AmabeE Eof ahe present, stands be:
fore YOU! Maurice, do you love me
now?" -......-..-..
Yes, he loved her now--she saw it in
every glance of hisyeye, egerasmotioa of
his lip! = 8 8gg 50.
Twice wooed-.twice nlarrled-a widow,
yet wife-a BRIDE, yet no bride, ANA
bel, Eresley-,knew thatr-a- new qife was
Ropening before Rer whose sunshine should
never know cloud nor shadow more !c.gs
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I'll is. of no use, sit, said the gray
haired emissary of the police, shaking
the snow from his greatrcoat We have
inquired everywhere, but the clue fails
us at the boat-landipg. But excuse me,
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W 8 ilttAtuiei eHtooSn SiiS Pun PAo clu0 ~
of the, mid summer twilight, as Maurice
Tresiey and Sidney MILFORD paced up
and down the marble-pavcd terrace, :
SO you like Mrs. Cameron 2" said
the latter. sssg sss
"She is the most beautiful woman
eyer looked l.upon.!!" returned Tresley,
stopping short in his enthusiasm. aWil-
ford, you know the sad history of my.
first marriage; the second, trust, will
bring the happiness so long sighed after
in yain.s'.-s''' And you are determined to
marry your alnt's nursery governess 2"
ISL. she will trust the precious jewel
of. her life to my care" 70
IS Why, Tresley, l. think the brown
eyed widow has fairly bewitched you,
You, the passionless statue Of ice-you,
finally, to succumb- to the. pale face and
solemn eyes of,a nursery governess !''sse.
81 tell you, Wilford," said Trcsley, in.
low, vehement accents, that woman mas
stolen my heart away-my whole being
and if she rejects my suit, life's sun
shine will be gonef for ever, as far as
amEconcernedn
|. he turned away and went into, the
4house,sleaving Sidney Milford to marvel
ae his leisure Assa --ss '-,. 's1se~~.
Mrs. Cameron was sitting by the shaded
light of q softly burning lamp, with a
volume open3son the table before her, but
she was not, reading. Very tall, but per-
fectly nodded, with superb dark ewes,
and hair whose natural wa7elcaught rip.
pies Of light at every motion Of the beau
ltifuh head, ,..s..ss :.ss,,. =, .r ~ x -,
=, She, looked up as Mr.. Tresley entered,
and in spite, Of her <resolute selfcontrol,
scarlet tide srfused her pale, lovely face,
The moment had come, TO which she had
looked forward for 50 many years! She
read it in his face as plainly as though he
had spoken theswerds,, 81 love- you!''
Well it was over Maurice Tresliey
had asked her to be his wife, andshe had
said Yes And still she shrank away
from the;fond -cIaspof his hana--the deep
words of tenderness. that welled, sponta.
reously from his inmost being. o. S
- :.My love 1.-THE light has tdawned at
last upon my heart. am happy w!!''
The wedding was over, swithsi5ss glin-
mer of orange flowers and sof5rlstlssof
sunny silk. Mr.. Tresley was .starding
in the centre Of q group Of congratulate.
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DRESS GooDs-NOvELTIEs. We are con.
stantly receiving novelties in dress goods We
have now unusual attractions in this depart
ment. GRAY TURLEY.
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LADIES PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS.
feat;yariety. Cheap, 81 q q
y ! " IL s. GRAY &aTURLEY.
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SATIN NAIL HEADS AND BUTTONS. All
new styles for trimming dresses
GRAY & TURLEY.
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JAcoNETs, EDGINGs AND INSERTIONS
Job lots from auction.
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RIBBONS, BUTTONS AND BRAIDS. All
new styles, for trimming ladies' dresses.
GRAYs& TURLEY.s.
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-g 4 Clergyman sin-this city, catechizing
the youth Of Iisscltlreh, put question
from q catechism to q girl:
z" What iseyour consolation inslfe and
death?" The eirl smiled but did not an
swer. The clergyman insisted. i.
3 "-Well," said she. "since must tell
;;yousitsis a.-young n,a,rethatE lives: down
nsSonths Broad street. ',sss q
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FANS IN VARIETY. Magic, Willow, Chip,
Paper, Linen and Silk. Very extensive assort-
mcnt. Wholesale and rethil.
----.- - GRAYs& TURLEY
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Hermann FOR SHAWLS Double width,
fno quality, both white and black.
GRAY Il TIJRLEY
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-03

Sweet month Of my heart tcou dawnest
here"
Thou CONTEST in most pleasantly, and
we welcome thee with a right glad
welcome, on account of the long con
timed sickness since midsummer
With the cool breeze to fan our brow
and the sweet odor of late flowers to
refresh us, feeling of gratitude
steals over the heart to think We are
still spared, while SO many OF those
We have known and loved, have
passed to the spirit land.
May We not hope that 8" the good
time" SO long " coming is near at
hand? We trust that the farmers
(the only hope Of our destitute land)
may realize all they have toiled for,
and that they may be amply repaid
for their honest industry. We hope
the merchants will dca. literally
with them and encourage them to
keep on the 'even tenor Of their way
heavy taxation By negro conventions
carpet baggelS, scalawats and al
other evils to the contrary, notwith-
standing.