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Boys' Rights-By n Boy.

Talk about the women and the dark
les and the-the-all the rest of 'em;
none of 'em all are half so badly used
as boys are. know a let, and l can
give you all their names. Ask 'em all.
They'll tell you to be a boy is to be
somebody without q right in the world.
You're to take all the sass that's given to
you, and give none back, cause you're a
boy. You are to pay full fare in the cars
and omnibuses, cause you's boy anu
not child; and never have seat,
cause you's boy aud not man. Fat
lady get in after it's all full, and looks
about her; everybody looks at
you. Old gentleman says: "My son"
reprovingly. Conductor says: Come,
now, you boy" You've paid your six
pence. No matter-that is nothing.
You've been on your legs with bundles
all day. Who cares i-you're a boy.
Now horse has such load given to
him as he can carry, and a man won't
carry any more than he can walk under.
Ask boys what grown folks think
they can carry. There's no limit to it.
Who doesn't know a boy who does
mans work, aud does it we'll for tenth
of what man would get for it. Who
hasn't read an advertisement for boy
who writes good hand, understands
accounts, is willing to make himself
useful; boards with his parents; is trust.
worthy; no objection to sitting up al
night; no impudence about him. The
best recommendation required, and two
dollars week wages" Ask boy wheth-
er old folds dent make as much fuss
about such places, as if they were doing
you favor that would set you up for
life.
Who wants boy anywherei Your
sisters don't in the parler. Your father
don't he always asks if you are not
wanted to do something somewhere
You make your mothers head ache.
whenever you come near her. Old ladies
suap you up. Young Ladies' hate boys"
Young men tease you, and give it to
you if you tease back. Other follows
it's because they're. aggravated so, l
know-always want to fight, if they
don't know you; and when you get a
black eye and torn jacket you hear of
it at home.
You look back and wonder if you ever
were that pretty little fellow in petit
coats that every body stuffed with candy,
and you wonder whether you'll ever be
man to be liked by the girls and treat
ed politely by the other fellows, and
paid for your work, and allowed to do
Ms you choose. And you make up your
mind every day not be boy any longer
than you can help it; and hear your
grandmother or somebody complaining
that there "are no boys now" and won
der if he remembers the life they led,
that he don't consider it q subject of
rejoicing. There's only one comfort in
it all; boys will grow up, and when they
generally forget all they went through
IN their youth, and make the boys of
their day suffer just as they did.
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The Exhausted System.

Summer is a facilitating season, and the sud
den change of temperature which takes place at
this period of the year finds the healthiest of us
considerably enervated by the preceding heat,
and the weakly and delicate almost Frustrated
This is not favorable condition in which to en-
counter the raw cold winds of October, and its
chilling fogs and night dews, and consequently
intermittent fever, dysentery, bilious attacks
and rheumatism are more or less prevalent
every where but especially in localities where
the atmosphere is naturally unwholesome. In
order to avoid the dangers arising from these
causes, the exhausted system should now be
renovated and inVigOrated by a course of HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. This purest
and most potent of all vegetable tOnics and ex
hilarants, regulates the secretiOns while it re-
news the strength, and purites the fluids of the
body, while il gives hrmness and vigOr 10 the
nervous organization. Free from the unpleas
ant flavor which renders the ordinary tonics 50
repulsive, composed of extracts and juices Of
the choicest vegetable invigprants and correc-
tives mingled with ditftIsive stImulant from
which every nOXOuS element has been expelled,
this renowned preparation ia, in all respects,
the very best medicine of Its kind that the
world has ever known. Such is the opinion of
distinguished members of the medical prOfes.
sion and the general verdict of the public. after
an experience of twenty years, during which
HOSTETTERS BITTERS has attained a
greater popularity, and a more extensive sale
than any specific ever advertised in the columns
of the American press.
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Mrs. Ottendoffer is the sole proprietor
Of the largest German daily newspaper
In the city of New York. Many years
ago her husband died, leaving her a
large family of children and small
paper. She went earnestly to work at
once, attending herself to all the details
vi the office, and she now controls a
S sety fieh and powerful journal. She
uE.Nes 10 her Office in the morning looks
aiter It's multitudinous affairs, and re.
afternoon. " 0loeA III sne
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Purely Vegetable.

The Indians centuries ago discovered
the wonderful properties of the Iris Yer
sicolor, or Blue Flag They used it for the
blood, for the Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Pas
sages. For Scrofula, Neuralgia, Sick Headache,
Incipient Consumption, Diseases of the Skin,
Diseases of Women Dropsyi and all other com
plants springiag from the blood, the Liver,
Kidneys and Urinary Passages, there is NO
remedy in medicine that will compare with
"IRISIN." 1t is purely vegetable and is safe
and reliable. sepl5-lmdSw
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"aated Pa.

Lost wealth may be restored bv indrs
try; the wreck OF health regained us
temperance; forgotten KNOWLEDGE r.:
stored by study; alienated friendsbir
may be smoothed into forgetfulness
even forfeited reputation won by peni
tenee and virtue; but whoever agar
looked upon his vanished hours, stamp
ed them with wisdom, or etfsced from
heavens record the fearful blot of vast
ed time.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, one OF
strongest minded of the strong minded
Is the mother of six children, which il
sSpity. But the children shouldn't he
planned for it, They couldn't help il.
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades, Toilet
Sets, Perfamery, ETC., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking & Car
ro11
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MARRIED:

At Dunmore, the residence of the brides
father in Pocahontas county, W. Va, on Sep
TENDER 18th, by Rev. Mr.. Butts, GEORGE ID
MOFFETT, of Huntersville, to Miss MAR1ET
ia MOORE, daughter of Isaac Moore, ESQ.
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B. G. Soda

ion KEGS BgRNETTs CBEsT ENGLISH
4OO brandt. N
.ural LIsT. MORRISON q co.
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WHEELING, July IEt, Issa.
CARD.

Rsturning thanks for the Kind patronage
heretofvre extended me, j would respeetfnllv
AK = continuance hf the sAms e ". WIDDEL
az the old stand, where my many friends and
Of LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRKHS
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS, st low eash
prices.
tyis.f CHAKLKSJ. SCHKRER
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RELIGIous NOTICE.

DEv. S. h. NEsBIT, d. d., EDITOR OF
III the Pittsburgh Christian Advocate, will
preach in the Chapine Street III. E. Church To-
morrow morning at l0A o'clock. oct9-1t
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FAMILY PLOUR

mn Bills MAGNOLIA MILLS PRxsa
lOU krounA. rom ehoies Cd Winter Whest.
tzst received and f0r sale BY
sug2 n. REILLY.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. - Religious
Notice.
Opera House.
Sealed Proposals.
Hats! Hats The Cuban Felt.
Grand Excursion and Social Ball.
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NOTICE.
Bankruptcy Notice.


VNHE CREDITORS OF JOSIAH CREASEY
i are hereby notified to appear at the office of
Geo. B. Caldwell, Register in Bankruptcy on
Fourth street, in the city of Wheeling, w. Va,
on the 10th day of October, 1869, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and show cause, if any they have, why the
said Josiah Creasey should not be discharged
from his debts under the Bankrupt Law of
March I'd, le67. GEO. 3. CALDWELL,
Register in Bankruptcy Dist. w. Va.
WHEELING W. VA, October 9th, 1869.
octIlt
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

0Itoby Dufheld viii remove th. tr Jsr.lry
Store 70 io4 Market street one Of thu nav .tors
rooms IN Bsiey's block, on or before Noyenber
iHs" sep9.
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VALUABLE TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE.

T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE FIFTY
i Town Lots in South Bellaire on the 10th day
of October, at 10 o'clock AN.
octi.td~ j. FINK.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TEN DAYS
w till 10th inst, noon,) for Plastering the
South Cell Building (all ceiling), $50 yards
Said work to be three coat work, sand or rough
finish, State furnishing Sand. Lime, Water and
furnish attendants upon the mechanics, =,
Address - G. s. McFADDEN,
Sup't W. Va Penitentiary.
MoUNDsyILLE, w. VA, October 9th, 1869.
octQ w - 49,.
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DISSOLUTION.

T1HE CoPARTyERsHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between y. Wlddel and Charles j
Seberer, undor the firm name Of y. WIDDEL
x CO, has been dissolved b. mutual consent
Charles J. Seherer retiring.
The business win be contin nsd At the old
stand. No. HI Main street, by r. Widdsl, who
will also ssttle AL claims against the late hra
Persons having claims will present them, and
those knowing themselves indebted viii please
call and Ssttls soon
T. WIDDLE,
c. J. sCHERER.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

Nm. vaar 81 50 Three months .... 81 90
Sx months 1890. 90 One month 10
rhE 70 SUBSCRIBERS IN THx CIT. -1-3
ar week. cts. Per month. .-...65 cts.
TRI.WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat.
urday.l rT-.- ..
One COPY, VT. & 90 One copy, 6 mos. ~ 90
Fsve copies, 1 yr. 90 90 One copy, mos. 90
rec copy viii be sent to the getter up Of
each club Of FIVE.
WEEKLY REGISTER.
Ono copy, yr.-..ss 90 Five copies, Tyr 90
One COPY, mos. / 90 Ten copies, VI. 1s 90
One copy, smos.. 50 Twenty" l. r. 30 W
A free copy of the WEEKLY will be sent for
each club Of TEN; and q free copy OF the In
WEEKLY will be sent for each club OF TWENTY.
DER ARBEITER FREUND.
GERMAN WEEKLY
By Mail. 49,. 80 90 By Carrier. 25
Same club rates as WEEKLY REGISTER.
Advertising Rates per Square.
"a square Is I Of an inch space.)
Ono time. 81 90, One wesk.-...-..S3 %
Two times i 50 Two " Seks.----.. W
Three times-..--. 2 " One month";. "
LOCAL NOTICES" per line Is cents, but nc
notice inserted for less than One Dollar.
Advertisement I'm Weekly.
One Square, each insertion. o.
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Vente PubliOue.

Succession de Fslici6 Oursoz, decide.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de la Cour des
Ia Preuves de la Paroisse St. Landry, il sera
vendu a lencan public, par lie soussigne ad.
ministrateur on IN encanteur dGment commits
sionne, a la Maison de Cour dams la vile des
Opelousas, lie MARDI 25me Jour de Mai 1869,
a dix heures du matin, la propriete ci-apres
decrite dependant de la succession de la feue
Felicite Oursol, veuve decedee d'Antoine
Pallet, a savoir-
UN MORCEAU DE TERRE SITUE
pres de la vile des Opelousas, contenant 100
acres, borne au nord par la propriete de Hi
laire Pallet, a Fest par la propriete de Nine.
Evariste DeBaillon, a louest par la propriete
de Nine. John Cooke, ct au sud par la proprie.
te de C. C. Swayze.
La propriete sera vendue en- lots conforme-
ment a la provision constitutionnelle pour les
ventes judiciaires des terres.
Conditions-Comptant.
HILAIRE PALLET,
"a avril 1869. Administrator.
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Nente PuDIiUue.
Succession de Lucius H. Uuprf.

ouCttoStoN Ne LuCtuS q. DHD1H.
LIN VERTU dun ordre de Honorable la
~ Cour DIES Preuves de la Paroisse de St.
Landry. il sera vendu a %l'encan public, all
plus otfrant ct dernier enchtrisseur, par lie
soussigne administrator GU par un encanteur
ddment commissioner, a la Maison de Cour
dams la Vile DIES Opelousas, lie MERCREDI
= JUN 1863. les prophecies ci apres dtcrites,
dependant de la succession du feu Lucius J.
Dupr6, decide, reinforcement de Ia Paroisse
St. Landry, a savoir-
UN TERRAIN EFT DEM situe dams Ia
vile des Opelousas, connu CONNIE son bureau
d%'avocat, ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct
authorizations qui sly trouvent (excepte celles
de Fereol Perrodin. en- construction), borne
dun cote, a Fest, par la propriete de james
t.. Hayes, ct de fautre cote, a Iouest, par la
rue Market ct la proprietG de Jno. A. Taylor
(othce), en- avant par,la rue|Laudry, ct en- arriere
par la rue Nine-etant la meme proprietG ac-
quise par lie defunt du Juge G. r. King. ex.
cepte la Motto dun terrain vendu a c. H.
Mouton ct par lui all DR.. Jno. A. Taylor. LIE
lot en- arrlere, maintenant entourrt par ledit
Perrodin, etant reclsm6 par lui.
:. ! buggy ct harnais, / cheval noir amGri-
cain, l selle ct bride, l petite montre en- or, l
fnsil a deux coups, la moitie indivise de la
bibliotheque de Dupr6 s. Garland, la Motto
indivise dun c%offre, la moitie indivise des
meubles du bureau de Dupre& Garland.
Conditions-Comptant.
ROBERT BENGUEREL,
mai 1867. Administrator.
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-Dernieremcnt, All Marche aux Chi
ems, un monsieur marchande I'm joli bra
que:
-Combien ce CHEN?
-Est-ce pour roster i Paris NOR
bourgeois
-Certainement, dit racheteur. 81
j'ai un CHEN, c'est pour lie garden.
En- CT cas-, je vous le laisse a trentc
francs autant dire que je vous lie donen.
LIE monsieur s'eloigne, emmenant son
prague, lorsque s%'approche un acheteur
qui marchande un autre CHEN.
-Est-ce pour roster 4 Paris, mon
bourgeois ? recommence lie marchand.
Non, j'habite la campagne.
All! ah En- &c ca, c'est cent
vingt francs.
Comment celia? Tout i l'heure,
vous v vendu trente francs I'm autre
CHEN qui valait plus que celui-ci?
-C'est que je Tai vendu pour Paris,
lie marchand ct quand je vends
pour Paris. les chiens reviennent chez
moi lie lendemain.
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Vente par lie Sherif.

amelia Guidry rs. Onezime 4. Gnidry
HUITIEME COUR de District pour Ii
ILL Paroisse de St. Landry, No. 9562.-En
vertu dur writ de saisie ct de vente, a mo
adresse par Honorable Huitieme Cour DE-
District de rEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct poul
la Paroisse de St. Landry, dams raffaire 81
dessus. ie procederai, lie SAMEDI SINE Jour de
JUN 1869, IA onzelheures du matin,t a l'hablta.
ton di-apres decrite, trois miles Quest des Oh.
%elousas, a la vente publique ct adjudication
des prophecies suivantes, a savoir-
]. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TER
re situte a peu pres trois miles de la vile des
Opelousas, contenant quatre cent cling ct 56Il0O
arpents de superfcie-avec toutes les batisses
ct authorizations quis'y trouvent.
2. UN AUTRE MOkCEAU DE TERRE
dams les Grands Bots, contenant cent arpents
de superfcie, faisant face a la ligne est de la
Motto Quest du lot No. !, dams lie township
No. 5, Sud de la rangee No. 3 est, avec telle
profondeur que renferme lie montant des dts
cent arpents-avec toutes les b6tes, mulets,
etc., sur l'habitation dGcrite ci-dessus.
Saisie dams laffaire ci-dessus.
Conditions-Comptant.
JIG. BROOKS, Sheriff.
Nav |, 1869.
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La PciMc dc wi

Nous %empruntons ce qui suit a l'ur
des derniers numeros des Gutpes d'Al
phonse karr:
"Presque seul eujourd'hui-je Sou.
items hautement la triste nGcessite du
maintsen de la peine de mort dams nos
codes-chaque jour les jurGs ct b~eaucoup
de magistrats sont gagn6s 4 ropinion
%contraire a la miennef1de fat, la peiue
de mort est d peupres abolie;-je dtfe
imagination la plus atrcce d'inventer
un crime pour lequel il soft certain que
son auteur sera condamne i la peine
capitale.
"J'ai dit tout &C que j'avais a dire a
&c sujet-et teu Havin, SOUS l'empire
duquel lie Steele s'etait declare ct MAN.
tenu abo1itioniste, donna une remarqua-
BILE preuve d'impartialite en- me ~laissant
largement developer mes id6es a ce
sujet dams son journal, oil je publiai un
travail consciencieux RESEMBLE depuis
en- brochure.
"Je ne repeterai pas ce que j'ai dit,
mails je lie maintiens enforcement.
I'll ne ma pas etc oppose I'm argu-
ment serieux que je male refut6 d'a-
vance.
dams l'espace de quelques jours-un
Went de tuer sa femme, I'm autre
ses deux enfants, I'M autre sa mere.
Dams ces trois crimes, le jury a trouve ct
declare des circumstances attenuantes.
serait plus franc. plus sage ct moins
de declarer la peine de mort abo-
|ie,-au moins pour un temps ct a tire
l'essai.-Pour moi, je suis v%aincu, mails
pas convaincu lie moins du monde"
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LIE Meschacebe ,traduit du Times de Ia

LIE MescAace6e ,traduit du Times de Ia
Nouvelle-O Orleans les lignes suivantes:
Cuba produit le tiers de tout le su-
ere qui Sc consomme dams tout lie monde
enter, ct les quatre cinquiemes de celui
qui Sc consomme aux Etats- Unis. II
est done facile de comprendre Influence
que la revolution cubaine va exercer sur
les marches. Avec de telles perspec-
tives dun travail r%emuneratif, il est E.
TRANCE de voir la Nouvelle-O Orleans en-
combr6e de jeunes gems oisifs, lorsqu'a
nos portes des milliers d'acres de terre
parfahement adaptees a la production du
sucre, sollicitent les bras ct sera obtenus
soft pour une part de r6colte, soft pour
I'm loyer minime. II est eenu a notre
connaissance que, Ian d%ernier, DIES ira
vailleurs SO formant par goupes de trois
GU quatre. ont etablls de petitcs fermes
OH lis ont parfaitement reussi. Une oc-
cupation de ce genre rendrait nd6pendant
un homme industrieux au bout de deux
ans. II ne faut pas etre prophetic pour
a coup sir que lie travail noir,
fulfill capable de de repondre a lie deman.
de, sera blent6t supplante par lie travail
blanc, ct il ny a Ia qd'une question de
temps. C'est aux enfants du pays a de-
cider s'ils seront les chefs ct les di,ec-
teurs de Immigration ct en- auront les
premiers avantages, on s'ils a%bdiqueront
au profit des 6trangers. QUAINT a nous,
nous ne voyons pas qu'un planteur de
cannes occupe dams la societe un rang
inferieur a Booth qui cultive des choux,
GU a Scion Robinson qui veud des frais-
es au nord. Nous avons la conviction
que les proprietaires de la Cote ne re-
fuseraient pas leur appui aux hommes
de bonno volonte qui leur demanderaient
travail a exc cutter on terre a louer."
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Vente PubliQue.

Succession dEyiaA Fisher, decide.
I'm VERTU dun ordre emanant de rHon.
~ la Cour des Preuves de la Paroisse de St.
Landry, il sera vendu a T'encan public, pour
du compliant, au Magasin de Simmons & Gle ,
au village de Big Cane dams cette paroisse, lie
JEUDl 20 avril 1869, les prophecies ~suivantes
dependant de la succession dElijah Fisher,
decide, a savoir-
) Mulets, 20 t6tes de betes a cornes douces,
wagons, meubles de maison, l lot d'usten-
siles aratoires, l fusil.
LEWIS G.. SLOANE,
IL avr1l '69. Administrator
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AVIS.

TAI maint'nant a la disposition de mes amis
y ct Clients. de la toiIe d'embalIage dies cerclcs
EN- fer, de la ~ticelie, du cafe, de la farine, dw
sucre, du sci, etc.
Aussi jr suis dispose a scheter les cotons (
on Il tairr DIES avances Eberales sur consigna~
ton de cotons a mes amis ct correspondents
de- la Nouvelle- Orleans.
Cette aimee, j'ofre done aux habitants 1e
cloix de vendre leurs ~recoltes lei "a Washing
ton pour du compliant ; GU den faire rexpedf-
ton au marche de la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
A. DESMARE,
Bureau chez Pitre & CarriGre, ct o. Hinckly
IL Fills.
NJ. NJ. L. Melancon au Port Barre, achetera
les cotons ct fera des avances pour moi aux
conditions sus-enoncees.
Washington, Line, 10 Sept. 1868.
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a VENDRE.
1900 DE TERRE.

ANOO AAAo Ia ~ 0A AAAOAsAA.
TIN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
sis dams la Paroisse St. Landry, sur lie
cote Quest du Bots Mallet. a environ dix miles
de la vile d'Opelousas, au quarter
ment appele rAnse Bourbeuse, CONSTANT en-
la Section 7, Township 6 Sud, Ransee 2 Est,
contenant 1862 acres ct 4 centiemes, etat egaux
a mile six cents arpents, don't environ un
tiers est terre be bon bois: Cette terre est la
meme qui fut concedee ct conirmee ID la veuye
de feu Antoine Boisdore, par acte du Congress,
ct rapportee par les Commissioners, dams leur
certifcat B No. 1909, ct CONSTANT en- quatre
morceaux de 400 arpents chacun. LIE NOR
ceau enter de 1900 arpents sera vendu dun
seul OF OIL dlvise en- morceaux de cinq arpents
de face sur quarante de ~profondenf, de ma
Mere a favoriser les acquereurs. lie plan de
cette terre pourra Gtre examine au bureau du
Juge b. A. Martel, a Opelousas, qni donnera
toutes les information y relatives. La situa-
ton est excellente pour etablir un moulin a
scie.
Cette terre sera vendue par lots de 81
acres chacun; ellie est divisee en- 36 lots
don't 10 lots terre, 7 lots terre ct bois ct 10
lots bois.
Conditions-Un% cinquiemc compliant, ct
lie surplus a I'm ct deux ans.
JULIEN A. PREVENT,
Administrator.
O%pelOusas, ID Decembre 1867, If
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I'm de nos bons cures disait derniere.

I'm de nos bons cures disait derniere.
ment a I'm de ces hommes qui ont l'habi-
itude par orgueil, de tout nier :" Crois-tu
en- Dieu lie pere qui a tout cree2-Je lie
nie.-Crois-tu en- Disu IL fls qui nous a
,rachet6s Mon, je le nie.-Eh bien,
mon cher. arepondit lie pasteur, il ne te
reste plus qua to nier TOT meme ct tn
.sera le plus xiais de tous les hommes."
~1'A n55,' '4ts@. lGaz. de Sorel.