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@be louisianian,
Saturday, October 81, ls6s.
To the People Of
S.. James:

Mrssrs. J, Gentil, Louis S. LeBourgeois, NJ.
Keating, and A. Tambonry, on the side of the
Democrats. thinking that they will not be disap-
proved by the Democratic Parish Central Commit
tee. whose members are absent for the present or
living far from the center of the Parish;
And Messrs. N. Underwood, Joe Wittgenstein,
j.. A. Chcevers, and c. Gray, fully authorized by
the Radical Republican party of the Parish (;
Both considering that the Parish of st. James
must preserve its high and good reputation. as a
parish of order, peace, tranquility and sociability;
And that every cause of disorder must be eau
tiously avoided;
Pledge themselves, to their best efforts, to prose.
cute the presidential election on a footing Of order,
peace, tranquility and justice.
The both parties will act free from bitter feelings.
fairly one to the other, without injurious word OF
deed.
The Radical Republican will abandon, and they
do,-their idea Of intended torch-light procession on
Saturday night.
They may have a meeting Sunday, during the
day, on account Of invitations already made to
several speakers of New Orleans but they will ad
vocate peace, disband the meeting when the
speeches are over, and renounce every kind o.
parade, procession or meeting.
In the agreement above alluded to, it was consi
dercd that the Democrats might have a mass-mee
ting on Monday, but on account of their anxiety tt
preserve the harmony, they willingly forego tn
privilege Of that public mass-meeting and all othe
mass Something's and exhibitions.
With the hope that we cannot be blaned for tn
interest we take in the cause of a Parish so highl.
renowned for it's good standing aud noble sent
ments, we subscribe:
J. GENTIL. N. UNDERWOOD.
LIS. s. LEBOURGEOIS. J. A. CHEEVERS.
NJ. HEATING. j.. WITTGENSTEN
A. TAMBOURY. c. GRAY.
81. james Parish, October 30th, 1868.
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BY vitiue Of a writ Of Pinrius Fieri Facias,
10 me directed by the above Honorable Count
IN The above matter. ! have seized aud will Of.
fer al public sale and auction, at the Cons,
House Of the Parish Of St. Jatne., on WED.
NESDAf, the End day Of DECEMBER, 1868,
al II o'c'oek A. NJ, The hereinafter described
landed properly, 10 satisfy said writ, 10 Wit:
A tract Of LAND situated in the Parish Of 81.
james, on HE right bank Of the Mississippi
river, about seventy Two miles ffom New
Orleans. measuring one half arpen, more or
less front on said river, by forty arpents in
depth, bounded below by The properly of
Mr.. FELIX Mtlancon and BY that be-
longing formerly to the Succession of the
late J. p. Niala, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereun,o belonging with
the reservation lin favor of MIS-. Perusine
Leblanc and daring her life lime) Of the
whole front Of said tract of land by abou,
four arpenls in depth, and the use of all the
buildings erected on said lot.
TERMS-CAsH on The spot in legal
currency.
s. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish Of ST. James, October 3ist, 1868.
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Resolutions ad"1ied By The Democrats Of The Pa.
rush IF y. .Iames. in mosS-meetiug assemblea
on August the 23ra, 1865.
Resolrea 10. Tha, we c~ordi,l'y endorse ana
tali(y The nomination Of lIORATlO SEY-
dldates for President and Vice.pre>llen, ot the
uni'ed STATES. and we I'clehy pledge ourselves
10 support them a, the next November Election.
Re>o'red %. That in the Democratic PARTY
we recognize the only ,rne republican Aoc-
trioes aud the only safe guard Of Amctican
liberty.
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Whereas Manette Gnilty, Widow T.anten,
Bonnecaz., Of the Palish OF Sain,.James. has
applied 10 The above named Court, in order 10
he appointed administrative of the Estate OF
Inc 4ute @I.anfeni Bounecaze
Pnblir notice is hereby given TO all parties
TO file in writing within ton dny-
from th. date Of notice hereof, at the Office O,
the Clelk Of sad CoUr', the reasons why the
prayer Of st'l petitioner should moi be granted
BY order of said Court.
N. S. LANDRY, Clerk,
Psrish Of 81. james, l7,h October, 1865.
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Notice Of Election.

PURSUANT TO a Proclamation of His Ex.
l. ceIietcy ii, c. Warmoih. Governor Of
the State Of Louisiana, bearing date the 10 h
day Of September, a. d, 1868, ali The qua fled
oil the rarist, Of St, James are hereby
not, fed that an Election will be held on
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-10-31
State Of Louisiana.
".." PARISH COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Succession Of The late Eugene Nirhrl

Whereas Theodn'e Sphere. Of the Patish
of 81. James, has applied 10 The above named
IL order to be appointed ad,ninislra,or
o. The Estate Of the late Eugene Michel
Pubic notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned 10 file IN writing within ten DAYS
IRON The date OF notice hereof, at the office OF
the Clerk OF SAID Court, the reasons. Why the
of said petitioner should not DO granted.
BY order Of said Conr,.
N $. LANDRY, Geek.
Pati>h OF 81. James, l7ih October. s
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st. James store
JEAN BILLION

PIES lie rEglise St.Jacqnes, give droi,e)
MARCIIANDlSES SEcHES,-GROCERiES,
WINS, LlQUEURS, CONSEKvES, TABACS,
HUiLES, GEAlSSE, FARiNE, PROVISIONS
de toutes soites. "~
D-Et aussi PENSION BOURGEOIsE.
M.- % Az. GS
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-.. DEMOCRATIC
Parish Central Committee

President +. P. Poch6. . u. II
Vice.Presidents J. K. Gaudet, T.. s. lie
Bourgeois, Squire B. Johnson.
Recording Secretaries J. X. Winchester
A. w. Webre.
Corresponding Secretary NJ. Heating.
Treasurer Marcelin Oubre.
Is, District Francois Refine Jr.
il DR.. Oscar Gaudet.
end J. Gen,il.
Edmond Blouin.
Bird Aman, f. Bourgeois.
" Joa Rome.
4th Noel Brand.
Victor %I.etulle. .
9Th II. s. Gnudet.
J. w. DaggS.
9th " Philippe Landry.
/" Alfred Roman.
7ih Alder, Ferry.
Z" 2. s.. Braud.
Sh :" Elonarl Webre.
F" Desire Leblanc.
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AID PErRuM.

Ale. AIc H.. 0 camaradc, --..
,je SQUIRE en- vrai damne.
Parbleu ie suis malade,
Peut-Gtre condamno. ..a-
Scarron, lie cul-dejatte,
Eat bien plus gaillard
Que l'ami triste-a-patte @=
Marchant Ell bequillard
C,est cuisant tout de meme,
Apres avoir courn,
De tcurner sur soi-meme
%Impotent ct bouru.
Car j~'aimerais, 9 Pierre,
A courir Dieu salt oil, =@=z ~
A lire an fond dun verre
lie bonheur du yrai fou. @
Mais nom: sur Ia couchette
Mes bras sont clevillcs,
L. lie lin ct Ia bette
Cataplasment mes pieds.
La prcuve bien certaine
Que mo sort nest pas beau,
C'est IN quarantaine
De tisane ct pnis-.- d'cau.
r.
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Prix Courant de Ia Nouvene .orlean,

or, 1874 d ~l3ia-coton, 81 a o4c.-Sucre 10 =
i6e-Meiasse, 95c, a - lie gal. - Farinc, As
. Sio MAS, e5a 81 loc J.. t~ni>ssau-PoTc.
S3sa a Sa3, Gra3sse, 20 a zee. la livre. -
bacon; eranIes, la3 a lac. Ia Iiyre jambons
cures an sncte, l9c, a q la Iivre. = Riz. 6 a
'2c. la liyre,-Beurre, 30 a 45c.
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A vesldrc au bureau du Louisianais
LIE GARDINER DE LA LOUISIANA
Par ULCER VICKSAIR.
Prix, so cents.
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cOO.OOU bardcauX i; VcnIre
par lots, 4 la couvenauce de laclieieur. 1t
aus>i DOVES 4 boucants ct d bar,ls,
MERRAlNS a conveIture. lie iou, i DIES
pix raisonnables.
S'ahtesser a Vlcron LEruLLE, White Hall
2 mai. SINS.
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Etat dc In LOujst0nc.

En- vertu dun writ de Plurius FJeri Facias
a moi adresse dams l'afaire ci.dessus par Pho.
norable Cour sus.nommee, j'ai saisi Ell off al
EN- vente publiqne ct d l~'encan, a la Maison de-
CouT de Ia PaIoisse St-Jacques, 10 MERCRE.
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for Electors of Pteslden, and Vice President
Of the United States, aud one Representative
or the uueNpired term made sacan, ty the
death Of the Hon. James MANN and one for
The regular term, Of the Second Congressional
DISTRICT
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La q~"nrnnf0inc.

TIA snile an prochain n"mtro.)
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-15
FRANK p. BLAIR.
WARRINGTON, D. c., May 29, 1868.

General JOSEPH r. HAwLEY,
President National Union Republican
Conrention:
In formally accepting the nomina-
lion Of the National Union Republi-
Convention Of the 2lst Of May in
slant, IL seems proper that some
statement of the views beyond the
mere acceptance of the nomination
should be expressed.
The proceedings Of the convention
were marked with wisdom, modera-
tion. and patriotism, and l believe
express the feelings of the great mass
Of those who sustained the country
through its recent trials. l endorse
their resolutions. If elected to the
Office Of President OF the United
STATES, iE will be my endeavor to ad-
minister all the laws in good faith,
with economy, aud with the view Of
giving peace, quiet, and protecti.n
everywhere In times like the pres
ent it is impossible. or at least emf
nently improper, to lay down a policy
to be adhered TO, right or wrong,
through an administration Of four
years. New political issues, not
foreseen, are constantly arising; the
views OF the public on old ones are
constantly changing, and q purely
administrative officer should always
be LETT free to exucute the will Of the
people. always have respected that
will and always shall.
Peace and universal prosperity, Its
sequence. with economy of admins,
tration, will Tighten the burden el
tlxation, while it constantly reduce:
the national debt. Let as have peace
With great respect, your obedien'
aerY3at L. D IhANI.
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AYERS AGUE CURE.

For Fever and Agne, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remlttent Fever, Du' AKne.
Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c., and indeed
all the affections which arise from malari.
Gus, marsh, or maSmhtc poisons.
AsIts name llnUlies, II does CrHL, and does
not fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qninlne,
Bismuth. inc nor anyother mineral ol ruisoi /.
ous substance v hAteyer, ,itin nOwiRe injuresan!
patient. The number and ImpOlt tance Of H.
cures IN the agie districts, are lte ally beyond
account, and We j,clteye without n parallel 10
the history OF Anre medicine. our pride Il
gratiiied by the acknowledgements We receive
Ofihe radical cures eff, cted ia obs bstinate cases,
and where other .nedes had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resilient ~, or
travelling through masmatic localities. will BE-
protected by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For LivER COMPLAINTS, arising from tOrpds
ity Ofthe Liver, il il an excellent remedy, stun
ulAing the Liver into healthy activity.
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AyEr ( CO., Practical
md Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mas.
Price, 800 PEI Bottle.
Sold BY q. W. si.son and J. 2. Strong. Nc.
Arthur. Ohio. Wilcox Cooper. Hamden. VIII
4 Co a., Zaleski, AMI by dealers and druggists
everywhere. Nov. II 'G7-ly
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PILES.

There Is = medicine IN use so ificacious
a, pr. RoI Ack's Blood Purifier and Blood Pima
for tie ern anent cure Of blind Or bletd'BG
niles. They strike at the root OF disease.
thereby removing the cause. i-f
For sale ct sissons drug stole .--
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Manhood: How Lost, How
. Restored.

lust published, a new edition OF Or. Culver.
81 wells Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure without medrine) Of Spermatorrhoea,
or Seminal Weak ess, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, ImpOtency, also, Mental and Physic.
ri lncapacity, lmpSdlmentS 10 Marriage, etc. /;
also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induc-
ed by self Indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences OF sell. abuse may ce radically
cured without dangerous use OF internal NEIL
icine or the application Of the knife; pointing
out n mode OF cure at once simple, certain,
and etiectlinl, by means Of which every suffer.
er, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaIly, private y, and radically,
This Lecture should be IN the hands Of
youth and every man IN the land.
Sent, under seal, in PLAN envelope, to
any address, post paid, on rect ipt of six cents,
or two post stamps. Also. Dr. CulyerwCll's
Marriage Gnide,' prise % cents. Address
the I u Fishers,
CHAs. J. C. KLINE l. CO.,
1877 Bowrry, New York, Post-ofhce Box 1886.
July z ly
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NIGHT MARE

Is one Of the many diseases Of which dyspsp.
sis is the parent. To affect cure. persons
should avoid hearty food at night, and take a
vine-glass full Of Roback's stomach Biiten
on retiring to bed.
GEO. w. SISSON, Agent,
MACARTHUR, OHIO.
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2,5OOO,OOO Customer in Four
PATRONIZE THE BEST.

Having the Ia gest capital. the most expe.
ricnred hnye-s. and extensive trade OF any
coacern in the Dollar Sale business. we
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
in every instance, and nlso the best selection
Of goods ever offered at ONE DOLLAR EACH
No other concern has any show wherever
our Agents are selling. Our motto, "Prompt
and Reliable" Male and female agents want
ed in city and country.
THE ladies are particularly requested to
try our popular club system Of selling VII kinds
ri Try and Fancy Goods. Dress Patterns, Cot
ION Cloth. Casiors, Silver Plated Goods,
Watcher, &c Established 1861 4 patent pen
fountain and check describing an article to
he Srli for dollar, 10 rts; 20 for S7; 40 for g.;
co for ST.; 100 for SO; senthy mail. Free pres.
PntS to gelter up, worth 90 per cent. more
Than those rent by any other concern,) accord.
ing to sIze Of club. Send us a trial Grub, or u
not do not fail to send for circular.
N. B.--Our sale should NOT be tl,ssed with
New York dollar jewelry sales or bogus 'Tea
Companies" as II is nothing ofthe sort.
EASTMAN 4 KENDALL,
G5 Narrower street, Boston. Mass.
aprZlmG.
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STATE FUNDS.

Total Receipts for;state Purposes, ....,....u
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NEURALGIA

Can be enectually cured BY taking Dr. Ro.
backs Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, and
bathing the affected parts with TnctureOi AGO.
nitesr ChloroiorD.
For sale at Sisson's drug store.
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4 Positive Remedy for all kinds OF Humors,
PARTICULARLY
Erysipelas, Nettle-Rash, Salt Rheum,
Scrofula, Carbuncles, Boils and Piles.
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Is pronounced perfect likeness Of the Cen
i eral, in his best expression. As work Of
art It is immeasurably superior 10 all others.
Mrs. Grant says Of II: slam d, lighted with
your splendid engraving Of my husband. A.
q likeness, do not think IL &C uld be better"
Senator sumner pronouLces IL "a rare and fin
Ished work, excellent as q LIKENESS" Mr..
Biyant says: al Is reall, noble specimen OF
the art Of engraving, and appears TO me TO
give the character of.the original more per-
feclly than any engraving which have seen"
The Cincinnati Gazette SAYS 1.-The subject Of
the picture and It's intrinsic merits will gain
Tor II q very extensive circulation" The Gin.
cinnati Commercial says: "lt is a great deal
the best Likeness we have ever seen Of the
General --giving his quiet, serious, resolnte
face better even than IL u done in Photo
graph. u is work OF art 20 excellent, OF a
subject ~ distinguished, that we are at pains
to give il this commentator"
This i-imitnble portrait is cold only by
agents, and ~ now ready.
gents wanted in every town and village.
Address:
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ri stiseellan II
From the Flag Of Our Union.
DAISPS PRAYER.
BY MISS CAMILLA WILLIAMS.

Daisy Clement was just ten years old
when her father moved out West he
had friends living in Minnesota who ad-
vised him to come there, saying that he
could get rich in no time. He could buy
land for next to nothing, then. as more
people came West sell again for a great
deal So Mr.. Clement, who was very will
ling to get rich in no time. sold his home
aud all that he had except his wife and
daughter. and putting the money in his
pocket, started for Minnesota. g.hft
Daisy had never before travelled, and
she now saw so many wonderful things,
that. really, she had not eyes enough to
look at them all with. nor breath to ex-
press her rsptures They went from
Massacb usetts and as soon as they got
into the cars Daisy's eyes began to stick
out. She thought it wonderful that they
should fly over the ground 80 rapidly
aud she was astonisbed at the sight OF
the beautiful saloon Of the steamboat that
they took to New York. and she thought
that New York must be the most wonder
full city in the world. On they "ent,and
on. through towns and cities till The little
girl began to be weary, ard to wish they
could stop. 1t seemed to her that they
mus, have g,re nearly all the way round
tho earth. She had not thought that
there were so many miles iathc world az
she had already travelled over. Az last
they we're in Minnesota but still with
weary ride before them,
1t was morning when they bundled into
big. long stage ooSch to go the last sixty
miles Of their journey. expecting to or
rive at evening. But It was spring ant
the roads we're bud aud they got .on slow
ly. Their road lay over the prairie, anc
il was weary stretch for their two hor
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2petru.
LITTLE BLOSSOM.
BY MISS EMMA MARIE cAss,


Underneath the sere dead clover,
Where the wild bees used to hover,
When the tender light drifts down, 'a.
Goldening the naples brown, 5a
Wee hands crossed above your BOSOM
Little Blossom, little Blossom,
There you lie. SO still and dreamess,
Ir your bed, so cold and beamless!
Underneath the faded clover, 81. --
With the lilies leaning over, aH.
Do you know how teariully,
Since you fed away from me- ...
Since you left my sheltering bosom,
Little Blossom. little Blossom
All my days and nights have ended
All my thoughts with you have blended?
Underneath the dewy clover
Sobbingly say it over
Gone away-away from me !;
Ne'er her sweet face shall see
o. the ache within my bosom =
Little Blossom, little Blossom,
Brightest day is drealiest night
Since you faded from my sight
Underneath the scented clover,
DO you hearth merry ployer
Piping in the purple haze,
Through the golden autumn days? M
Do you know that DER. your bosom,
Little Blossom. little Blossom
Blooms the flowers you loved so well.
Meadow-sweet and pimpernel
Underneath the sweet, sweet clover,
Childish grefs and heart-aches orer,
The livelong day my heart doth NOUN
o ne er rose like this was borne.
Let me take you to my bosom.
Little Blossom, little Blossom
Come and kiss away my pain !
Only speak but once again
Underneath the wnd-tosses clover,
Yew and willow bending over,
Weird wind dallying with their leaves,
Sobs, and sighs. and groans. and grieves,
While abovey your pulseless bosom
Little Blossom. little Blossom
Comes the drip-drop of the rain,
whispering tbs all in vain. ......
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TIE TAsuIoN.-"Wby is it, john"
asked lady teacher of one of her prim.
airy class in botany, "that the flower of o.
daisy is always on the top of o stalks
looking up?" sfr sr-s . 70 aebs
5 81 can't tell" was the decisive answer
. Next" said, the teacher. 81 rrsiatla
81 don't know replied the second. 20
81 guess I've got it," said an urchin at
the foot of the class. sstl ~ 1sbsnss
z 81 think said the boy, looking down
upOn'the floor, ''it's for the same reason,
that the school marm's waterfall isalways.
on the top Of a stalk, looking up !. cause,
ITS The fashion" "siss rsu5r t.sS. t.ss1,
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TEE uyaS Si,5o psryenr, i'm rsvpne
~ As sHAS ace IL not paid in Rd,sEr
.pa7 lo NUMBER 49.

election Of Grant. A similar effect is
observed throughout the city. The Con.
servative Army and Navy Union is rent
in twain /; aud its president, Col o'Beirns
made republican sTeech last night in
Union League Hall. 1s tseNr-sE
The recent illegal voting will doubtless
influence Congress to pass law requiring
all naturalization papers to be issued By
the United States Courts; foreigner
when natura!ized is made a citizen Of the
United States, and not q citizen of any
p irticular State. The recent outragcs
committed by cx rebel soldiers upon peac-
able citizens while passing through Balti-
more, will have resulted in some good, il
thereby the next congress is induced to
give US another outlet to the North
These putragcs have been more numerous
than the published reports indicate. No
man dare avow himself to be a republican
in the streets Of Baltimore to day. 1t is
a part of the programme Of the democrat
ic party to prevent the election Of Grant
by force. They will fail in this as they
failed in every other illegal act 1t should
be borne in mind that this is the dying
ctrnoolo of tho rabnll;op a"nN#H
VicesPresident Wade and Speaker Col
fax arc expected here on the 10Th inst. 'g
On the 10th instant both Houses Of
Congress will be adjourned until Novem--
10th, at which time regular session will
be commenced. Mr. Colfax will return
Immediately to Ohio. where on the 9th,
he will be married Miss Wade, niece
of the Vice President, is the fortunate la
dy.. A. +. B.
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JOHNNY SuRINp's COMPOSITION Mas.
ter Shrimp is sociology and has to write
compositions. Here is one Of them, on
politics: e-s e. v.s.a gs frss
Politics is hard word. don't Just
know wi at it means guess it is sort
of sickness. People who have this sick
ness meet together in the evening and
howl and talk. Ia has EN- bad. He
goes out FIVE nights iD the week, and
doesn't stay at home the other night He
has 'em so bad that he can't walk straight
when he comes home.
! used to think that politics was some-
thing good to eat.
Ma says she thinks it is something
good to drink.
lonce went to meeting where they
had politics bad. A man got up and
called another man, who wasn't there, all
sorts Of names He said he belonged to
the other party that the country was
going to ruin, and we should all be ground
to powder in the crash. l told ma l tho't
he was talking about earthquakes as in
my last geography lesson.
Pa says wher l grow up l shall under
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IRASBURGH HOUSE,
IYAsguRGu W., by l.. +. EDGERToN.
Stages leave this house daily for all railway
,t,tiops horses and carriages to let. 50
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y A fellow seven feet high passed through
Charleston on his way to California. On
being asked why he venturel upon So
hazardous a journey, he replied, "that
they didn't want him any longer down in.
Maine" '-'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-28
TNION IOU S E,

vnp plnK VERMONT.
unuss ,v renovated from top TO bottom new furn.
iUye and carpets The proprietor having recent
i'D " nurchased and reftted this house, standing
~ y The south east corner of Main St., informs
,Ss nnbic that he is prepared to furnish whole
anne entertainment for man and beast at rea-
,onoble compensat on ABEL SMALLEY. =.
E,de Park, Vermont, July 10th, 1867 94tf