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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-10-02
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II me falIait tout prosalquement revenir sur mes
pas.
LIE soleil marguait deux heures ct demie au grand
c;iyan du ciel.
lie soeil est la montre du chasSeur, ct lc chasseur
vtrablc irompe rarement sill interroge le guide
solare ct supreme qui bre pour tout lie monde.
BrilIe-tl pour tout lie monde "Lucet omnibus
est une rAerie pour les habants de Londres.
Nlais quel chemin prendre pour retourncr ma
prison de maitre d'ecoe2 II toujours mile
chemins d un point un autre, sans conpter la ligne
droitc, qui est uu autrt. mas qui est ceraine-
mrnt pas lie chcmin lie plus court un point un
t,utre.
On dit 6galcment ct proverbialement que tout
chcniin meme il Rome, meme ceui qui en-
toignt SAINT Paul tut aples chute an sentier
de Dumas. La terre Giant londe, les voyaseurs
doiveut rcmcontrer qutlque part, Il molls gu lis
nlrrhent scion une paral.cle dc meme onseur.
Mas uue paralIele de meme longueur est unique
sur lie globe II en- une, pas deux.
Quoiqu soft, je voulus raccourcir ma route
>uvt la ligne droire Qui sai1' Dams les champs,
les sons les bu>>ons, les basonds, les fos>e, etc,
ie pouvais lever lapn des p-rdrX, I'm r;ie, des
hecass;ues voile meme chat tgre.
Une peau de chat-ligre fait une excellente cas-.
quette hiyer
Une gibeIote de lapn est delicieuse
/ lie rale bien appret6 vaut mienx que les haricots
de college.
La perdlix aux choux est I'm NETS de cardinal
Et puis il nest pas bon qu'nn chasstur suive |;
grand chemin des PEASANTS ct montre carnie
vide aux cureux. lie chaSseur Sc doit a lui-memt
ct sa dgne de iourr inconnu dts bronssaiiles
Et CONNIE nous etous en- hiver, Ia saison OF
les scrpens vivent manger ct dams lenrs trous
polnt n'avaS Granite decraser congo on dc
faire lagreahle rencontre un monstrueux ct redou
table 'ra:,le snake.n
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-10-02

Une etrange nouvelle est arrivee de la
Havane LIE general Jordan aurait ecrit an
capitaine general, lui offrant sa reddition ct
celle de toutes les forces don't il dispose, Ell
echange dune somme d'argent. Cette nou-
velle est incroyable, absurde, fausse. Jordan
n oserait Sc vendre, ne pent vendre ses
tronpes, ct le capitaine general n'aurait pas
repousse roffre honteuse. En- tout cas-,
l'inaction du Cabinet de Washington ne
s'explique pas. Sumner, dc son cote, fait de
Ia diplomatic ct de I'abstention. Quand il
s'agit de frapper lie Sud, les radicaux n'he-
silent point; mais quand il FAINT alder un
peuple qui >affranchit. ills font de la modera-
ton. Jesuites puritains!
VrErx MONDE. lie pere Hyacinthe est allie
demeurer chez ses parents. La vieille Notre-
Dame de Paris est muette ct triste.-Napol6on
est mienx ct il assiste aux courses. Son
Senatus consulte est IN fat accompli Les
imp pirlalistes endurcis sont mecontents ct les
ultimatum ma etc envoye a la Prusse, car il
s'agit de monrir en- paix ct de couronner lie
moutard. lie petit bonhomme commence a
epeler: ''Mes sujets, je suis content de yous, ct
maman aussi. Sonnez, cairons, ct battez,
tambonrs. "-Agitation en- Espagne, souleye-
ments a Barcelona, rapub icans debont,
contre partie du movement carlisle. Caste-
lar, dams un dscours prononce devant vingt
mile personnes,a dit quill valait mienx monrir
que laisser etablr Ia monsrchie. lie gouverne-
ment veut obliger les tveques a prefer lie SER
ment d'allegiance; mais ces evaques ont des
scrnpules, etant carlistes pour Ia plupart. =
Les Angas sont Gaines ct fegmatiques
CONNIE Il d'habunde. - Les Belges venlent
dacarer Ia guerre Il Ia France. II est bien
pronvt anjourd'hui que les tronpes pnpaes
ont seules gagna Ia bataille de Mentana.-
Bismark a les tranclees. Abus de Lager.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-10-02
Nouvcllcs.

IorIsIANE.-Le Gouv. Warmoth, qn'on dit
en- vote de Standardization, est de retour a Ia
Nouvelle Orleans. lie cotton arrive an port
du "Crescent City" ct les spacu 'atnurs ct
marchands Sc gaullsseut plaisir.-Ia petite
vile de Jefferson est ton jours brave ct ne vent
point c6der administration radicae. Ellie
--7.s iaas iuonctlons, procedures, etc. j lie,
Aldermen orl-anais, aepuis que lie Carlton
some a toutes voices ct a tous voeurs, ne
dorment plus lie p6re Tholomler fait nu
discours sur la pose de Ia premiere pierre de
lAsiie de Ia Providence. Tn macanic!en de
In rue Royuie trouva le movement perpa.
tuel, ct CONNIE uu de ses ouvrlers u, a yot
son secret, il plalle par arocdts ct devaut
Jm4rS lie cosnac dn docteur Sample, rue
Canal, est toulonrs excellent. III gu-rt le,
muIades ct resoucite les morris
NorvEAU MONDE. or, ce thermometre
de lhonnatete tinauclcre, Il monte jusqu'a
1872. Ii est maintenant a 134.-On suppose
que la racolte de cotton sera d environ 100,
600 bales. L ENtcutif, consequent avec son
absurde rualcaisme ct son maIencoutreuX
Boutwell,, interyient en- favour du cundidat
radical au Iexas.--koopmanschap, lie Hol-
landais ehinoinisi, Il en- une entrevue tvcc
Boutwell,, ct lis Sc sont compli, CONNIE en-
folre.--Grant est tonjours Il ia recherche
dune volonta. En- attendant, il Ini~s.. fare
Les courtlers ct boursicotiels de New \ ork
font lie d'able, Leur radicaissme est de la
plre nature. On loue, on gagne, on perd, on
Sc suicide, ct vive Ia Hberti La Cour
Supreme Sen mele.-La durte DIES elections
au Mississippi est augment6e dun jonr. Les
elections commencement lie Ter. dfcembre.--
Salnave, Ie sire d'Hayti, etc battu, ct celia
falt beaucoup de peine a Baez-Il II eu
tremhlement de terre st Thomas. LIE pri.
sonnier s'ennuIe dams son centre sans air
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| Nous sommes- nous jamas doutG que NJ j. Dry,
lie pauvre iorloger populaire, etait un excellent
mathematician ct quill await devin6 Les math6ma-
tiques?
Fin DU MoNDE.-Femmas, mineurs ct maris, la
fin du monde des hypotheques tactics arrive la
fin de Iannee. Cest remission, fatal, juste.
lie temps est done venu d'aller consnlter les
Avocats. parcequ'ils sont voix: A privatif
| "sans," "voce," voix.
| Et les Astrologues judicaires vous seront dun
| incontestable utilize
Cesten cas- qu lis sont veritablcment les ''defen-
seurs de IA veuve ct de l'o,phelin.'
| Qn'on Sc lie disc Cest sGreux.
JURY.-Le Jury etc tire en- presence du juge
| Hansaker ct des tGnoins lGgaux.
LIE sort est vraiment fata aveugle ct radical.
II est ln6gaIit6
Sur az jues bien ct d1ment SORTS ct tires de la
boie a electeurs conpte 43 ctoyens de couleur
ct 5 citoyens couleur
-Je mai nj tue nj vole, disait run des 43 Ell
apprenant quill etait du jury. Que me veut.on Je
ne connaIs rlen tous ces mics-macs Ia
Et 81 nous avions deux on tios mile Chinois dams
la paroisse StJacqucs Nous renvoyons la ques-
ton aux journaux chinoises, a l'integente presse
politque qni veut SAWYER lie pays par Immigration
aune. Ces farceu,sla orient contre les negres les
appnent inlerieurs, inintegents ncapables, in
comp6tents, rresponsabes, de tout NAL ct de
tout dGsordre potique, et.... lis reclament les
Chinos par millions.
Nous conseillons forement aux juges dapprendre
la angne dts Mandchoux.
Pas diticile, quand on possede deja les
prcmiers elements.
TEMPERATuRE.-1l fait qnelque peu froid, ct les
NUTS demandrnt drs couvertures. C'est tacheux
pour la recolte La vegetation de la came est rop
tot artee, ct nous craignons bien que le yeIdement
ne soft fort mediocre.
| Oui, c. serat uu malheur, car les planteurs ont
traval6 CONNIE des hommes.
CARnLoN-Le "Carillon" louisanas carionne
de mieux en- mirux.
Isbitants de Saint Jacques, vous qni nentendez
Que Ia cloche mon otone des !iabtations, abonnez-
vous an Carilon.' ct celia vous rejouira.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-10-02
DERNIERES NOUVELLES

Barcelona est calme. Les environs non.
Des renforts d'Espagne sont parts pour la
Hayane.
-QueIqucs hanacs cubaines, des bandes,
traitent de Ieur redlition, ct Ton en- concut
miserablemcnt que les rtvolutionnaires GU
bains dtposent les armes.
Les Chinois parts de Chine sur lie navire
Calao ont assassint leur conducteur. Les
honnetes ct doux travailleurs
On annonce lie Rome que lie Pare Hya
c!nthe sera eXcommunie. EXcommunier II 'es
plus rapondre.
lie mont 41Itna est en- eruption.
Grant ct Eoddy out cause atitires.
militaires
- Nombre de Sinateurs francais sout
maIades,.. physiqnement, ben entendu.
Les Cortcs oilrcut Ia courouue au Prince
dc Monaco.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-10-02

ct rayonnait Etait-ce bien le We'll Adam?
ames pardonnees puritiies, saintes dams la
TRANSPORTATION. Etait-ce ben Ia vieille Eve
que le diable tentait grossierement sous les
arbres du paradis terrestre? L'humanitt ct
Ia divinte s'ttaient rapproch6es ct comprises.
Mais les apotres etaient pauyres, pieux ct
chretens.
lis dormaient sous lc rideau du ciel, lis
buvaient l'ean du conrant, lis Management lie
pain dc la ptl6, lis priaent avec simplicite,
ills etaient le vivant timoignage de leur
doctrine. Tn apotrc, c'ttait PEvangile qui
marchait, parlait confessat Ia virita. Et
chacnn sentait IA raplrochc dn miss;onnaire
Ia venue dun esprit ct I'avant. goht d'nne
consolation. On deyinait qu'un homme allait
venir, quill venait, quill ttait la, que sa
uouvelIe etait Ia boaHe noure2e, ct que Ia
banidiction de Dicn cntrait dams Ia cabane.
L'epoux sc daconvrait, Ia femme etait emue,
les enfants avaent CONNIE apprehension
communnnta ltait rompu an nom de tons
par le vieillard d sandales proudreuses LIE
communion premiere fut la Gene. On est en-
farille, on Sc met sous Ia garde de cclui qui
garde, on oilre 81 priare ct son remerciement
celui qui dome, on rompt !e pain CONNIE
i. lie rompait, on le distribute CONNIE il lie
distribnait, ct la ctremonie, par 50 simplicite,
Zen est pas moins augustc.
II fant des pauvres pour parler aux pauvres,
pour convaincre les pnlvres.
Lie Christ dit mi meme: Bienhenreux
les panvrcs esprit, car lie royanme des cieux
est !. enx."
La pauvreti lie, Ia richesse dttache. Et lie
lien, ce>t Ia ''eliyion.
Otez a Jesus 81 pauvreta, 50 msAre, son
ontil dc charpentier sa croiX lesclave, son
immense nls'ricorde pour tous les ntllig's,
ct ,jisn~ No sera pins qn'un beau philosophe
hnmain On r,lumirera, Innis on ne radorera
plus ....
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Bon=cs.

Deux BONES, sans malice,
Discutaient un beau Jour
Sur la grave police
DE internal Sejour.
Leur sacre ministere,
Etant ceux de Lao,
Consistait 4 Sc taire
Sur Ia vertu de l'eau.
Puis lis exoycisaient
Les demons maliaisants,
Entin apprivoisaient
Les files de- seize ans.
An demeurant, hons hommes,
DIen gu aux trois quarts Chlnois.
Dams l'lndoutan nous sommes
lndous, non Champenois.
Et nos deux braves sires
Concurrent a Ia mort
DE Satan, des Vampires,
ID Iblis et du vieuY Thor.
Tn gros Bonze. un ditforme,
Tout Il coup Sc montra,
Et dit: " Bctise cuorme..
Qui done 'engraissera :"
J. G..
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DIED.

CRAMER--Aukust Is, 1868, in Greenfield, Idcla,
infant daughter Of John and Larch cramer aged
l month and al days.
LAUCK--0n the 10th nlt., in Middle Woodber
~ tp., Michael Lanck, f0uHerly of fliermany, aged
ab0at so years. sse s5iists -5- nia -
DIEHL-0n the 22d ult,. William Elmer and
on the 24th ult, Henrietta, children of Samuel
and Emily Jane D,ehl Of this place. The ocea-
sion Of the death of the first was sad, indeed
a box Of Browns Eermifage Gomfts had been
left on the table in the bed room, one had besn
given him. which be took for candy. and in the
abseneeof his parents, be got the box and ate
eight more before heiwas discovered. He was
soon thrown into convusions, and notwithstand-
ing the prompt and skillfnl medical aid, after
suffering aoout twelve hours he dlsd aged years,
n months and l4days. Henrietta, tbs youngef
child, was aged months. Truly, Affections come
not single-handed.
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Snecial Notice.
OpttIdI NOIIcb.
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OUR LARGE sTc6K enables us to keep at all times
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Our PURCHASES ALWAYS BEING MADE FOR CASH,
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Our SALES BEING FOR CAsH ExcLUsiyELY, we
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OUR READK-MABE GARMENTS are superior to any
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Sales.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
The undersi gned offers for sale the follow
ing valuable bodies of land
THREE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
Central Railroad, in Champaign county, State Of
Illinois, miles from the city Of Urbana, and one
mile from Rentual Station on said Railroad. Two
of the tracts adjoin, and one Of them has a never
failing pond of wateruponit it The city of Urbana
contains about 0G0 Inhabitants. Champaign
the greatest wheat growing county in Illinois.
ALso--One- fourth Of a tract Of land, situated
in Broad Top township, Bedford county, contain
ing about As acres with all the coal veins of Broad
Top running through il.
ALSO Three Lots ia tie torn Of Coalnlomt
Huntingdon county
Jan 26, '66-tf T. C. REAMER
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MARRLED.

whitaker FEATHER the 2gth inst /,
by the Rev G. q Heilman, at the Reformed Par
sonage in St. ClarsYiile Mr. Peter Whitaker and
Miss Lesb Feather, both Of this county.
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The seedford Gazette.
Home and Around.

HUNTINGDON AND BROAD Top r. r.
-SrMNER ARRANGEMENT,-TIME rABLE,-on and
after May oath, passenger trains will arrive and
depart as follows:
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at 90 P. m, ar
rives at Huntingdon at 20 p, m; leaves HUNT
ingion at 40 a. N, and arrives at Mt. DaltSs at
II 50 a. m.
Express Train leaves Mt Dallas at 6. 30 a. m
and arrives at Huntington, at l0l a, m; leaves
Huntingdon at IS p m, and arrives at Mt. Dal
las at g q P. m
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NOR SALE.
PURE BRED HOGS AND FOWLS.
WINTER SEED WHEAT.
And other FARM SEEDS, from DEITz's EXPERT
MENTAL FARM, Chambersburg Pa

Diehl's and Boughton Beardess Weeks and
Treadwell's Bearded White Wheats; French
White and Red Chaff Parple Straw Bearded
Red Mediterranean, and German Amber Beard
less the best earliest hardest and most produc
tive Wheats that can be recommended for general
cultivation Price s. per bushel. pounds of
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81 Twenty other varieties of Wheat Barley
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for it only $l.50' per year the most useful Jour-
nal printed. Address G0E. A. DEITZ
augl2w4 Chambersburg, Pa
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To CoNsUMPTIVEs.-The Advertis-
er, having been restored to health IN few weeks,
by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with a lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free OF charge,) with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they viii find sure cure for Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, etc The object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the af-
ficted and spread information which he eoneeives
to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as ii will cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please ad
dress REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
mayI4y1
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a great many side hits are being
made at the Plantation Bitters by
score or two of disinterested friends,
who are. endeavo.ing to initiate or
counterfeit them. 1t is all of no use.
The people won't be imposed upon.
Plantation Bitters are increasing in
use and popularity every day. They
are i'm the same sized bottle, and made
just as they were at first. They make
the weak strong, the languid brilliant
and are natures great restorer. The
recipe and full circular are around each
bottle. Clergymen, Merchants, and
persons whose sedentary habits INDUCE
Iassitude, palpitation of the heart,
lack of appetite, liver complaint, &C.,
will find immediate and permanent re-
lief in these Bitters. But, above all
they are recommended to weak and
delicate females and mothers.
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The water in the reservoir is very
low, and if we don't soon get a soak
ing rain our water works will be left
"high and dry"
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LAST NoTIcE.-The books and ac-
counts OF the GAZETTE Office, have
been placed in the hands Of II. Nico-
demus, Esq, for collection. Those in
arrears will save costs by settling at an
carly date. All accounts prior to the
first of August, 1868, are included in
the above.
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SEVERE ACCIDENT are sorry to
learn that our candidate for Commits
sioner, Mr.. George Elder. and his esti-
mable lady, met with an accident which
almost proved fatal TO the latter. The
facts as we heard them are as follows:
Mr.. Elder and his wife were passing
the steam tannery at Mann's Choice, in
light wagon, when the steam whistle
blew, which frightened the horse, eaus-
ing him to run away. The occupants
Of the wagon were thrown out with
great violence and much injured. Mr..
Elder was severely hurt about the
arms and back, while his wife received
terrible cuts on her limbs, face and
neck. Skillful medical aid was sum-
inoned and both are doing well.
Gulch mining in the Red River
country of New Mexico is reported 10
be failure, and many miners are leay-
ing for Colorado and Arizona.
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The income retdrns prove most con-
cIusively that gold watches are going
out Of fashion not only in our own
county, but all over the country.
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a patent has been obtained for the
manufacture of waterproof paper.
BY and by it will be no uncommon
thing to carry a quart of molasses
home in a paper bag.