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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-01
4 WOrd to Young Men.

We believe one great sin Uf the
American people Is extravaganza. Ex-
travaganCc in dress, in living, in houses,
in cquipages, and in many other ways,
One need not 90 out of his own lmme-
date circle of acquaintance to see prac-
:ical demonstration of this fact. Lake,
for instance. the employees OF our man
ufacturng establishments: they receive
their pav every month. From $50 to
SO finds It's way into each ones pocket
every payday Now, what should be
done with this money! \ tenth or
more should be put in the savings bank,
or some other safe place of deposit,
aaaiIr,. Il rainy day" and the remain
der should be used to live upon for the
coming month.
What IS done with the money! If
the cmploye l. Il slugle man, small por-
ton goes for bis board, but the bull; OF
it IS simply >quandcred-wasted, in too
many cases upon tobacco, oyster suppers,
and other things eatabic or drinkable,
but which are Il positive injury, both
physically and morally, to the one who
mdulgos in them. No small share Of
ones earnings frequently goes to adorn
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

A young lady ut a hall was asked
by a lover Of serious poetry whether
sire had seen Crabbe's Tales.
Why, no" she answered." /
didn't know that crabs had tails.
II Beg your your pardon, Miss"
said he, IL meant have you read
Crabb's Tales 2"
"And I ssure you, sir, / did not
know that red crabs, or any other
kind Of crabs, had tails"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
WO1ilan's Love.

We have all read the history of the
husband who I'm IA moment of wrath
said to her who had but q few months
before united her fate to his. "If
you are not satisfied with my conduct
20 return to your friends and to your
happiness" And will you give me
all that / brought to you ~ asked
the despairing wife. yes" he re-
piled, "your wealth shall go with
you, / covet 1t not" "Alas," she
answered " spoke not of my wealth
i spoke o fmy devoted love, can you
give that back to me? "No,' said the
man, as he flung himself at her feet.
mo, | can not restore these, but /
will keep them unsullied and unfair
ished, ! will cherish them through
my life and to my death and
lever again will l forget that l have
sworn 10 protect and cherish her who
gave up to me all she held most dear"
Did ! not tell you there was poetry
In n woman's look, n woman's word
See IL here, the gentle reproof of love
winning back from its harshness and
rudeness the stern and unyielding
temper Of an angry man. All! II crea-
TONS fairer sex only knew their
strongest weapon, how many of we'd
locks fiercest battles would be un.
fought, how much unhappiness would
he avoided.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
The Future of Corn.

A st. Louis circular of the 9Th says +:
The yield Of the incoming corn
crop will undoubtedly prove largely
In excess of any previous year, and IL
coming forward with daily increasing
freeness, and proves to he generally
In the finest condition and of the
most unexceptionable quality we
have eve known it, being rs dry II
not dryer now than 1t Is in usual
Seasons q month or six weeks later.
The demand for the past two or three
weeks has been very great, and u
large proportion Of the Eastern or
ders are up to this time untitled from
want Of stock, or because of the large
advance on the opening price. The
demand Is still rather in excess OF
the supply Of yellow, the receipts OF
which particular quality are as yet
quite meagre. The total receipts are,
however, much i'm xcess Of the pre-,
vious week, and we a%pprehend II very
large increase weekly until the wealth
or prevents deliveries Mt country sta
tions from bad roads.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

A Philadelphia saloon keeperhas is-
sued the following "time-table," for
the Information of his patrons {: Q a.
M, Eye Opener Appetizer"
I, "Digesteri" 8, Big Reposer;" 10,
"Refresher;" IL, " stimulant;n IL M,
Ante. Lunch;" ] PM, "Settler;"2 9,
"a Ia Smyth;n 8, Cooler" 4, $50
cial Drink" 5, "Invigorator;" 9,
Solid S~traight;" Z, "Chit-C Chat" 8,
Fancy Smile;" o." Entire Acts;'j
10, "Sparkler;" II, "Rouser;" IL m,
Night-Cup.n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
FANCY DRINK

Made Of Poor Rum. Whiskey. Proof Spir-
its, and Refuse Liquors, d.ri oiesi, rpsecl,
and swcetened TO please The astc. G! led Tones
"Appstizcrs, " "Re-'orers,"" a., that lea tho
tipplor on to drunkenness aud ruin, but AFRO n triis
Medicine, made from the Native Ro"t. and
Herbs OF California, free from all Alcoholic
Stimuiants. They areth1 q REAT BLOOD
PuAIEIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
OF the System, carrying OH nil poisonous matter,
and restoring the blood TO a healthy condition.
No person can take there Buffers, according 10
directions, and remain long unwcll.
400 will be given for an Incurahis case. pro-
yidipg tho bones arc not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means, and tho vital organs
wasted bcyond the point OF repair.
m az and Go1s: D% sgu 3 .' Or .i imdi.
gostion. Bilious, Rcmittent. and Inter-
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder these pit
eases arc caused by yitiated Blood. which
IL generally produced by arrangement Of tho
Digestive Organs.
They invigorato tho stomach. and atimniatc
the torpid liver aud bowels. wl,irh rcpdrr them
OF unequlled efficacy in cleansing the e.'o"i sf
all impurities, and iInpartin3 now lifc and visor
TO the whole system.
Dyspepsia or Indigcsti9n, Mssaseh r.;
Chest. Dizziness. Sour Stomach. Bad Taste IN
tho Mouth, Didious Attacks. falgitstion Of tho
Heart, Copious Discharges OF Urine, Pain In
tho regions OF tho Kidneys, anl n hundred oihor
painful symptoms which are "a, odsprlngs Of
Dyspcpsla, arc cured by thrro Bitters.
Cleanse the Initiated Moo I whenever yon IND
ats Impurities bursting through the skinin PIN
FOUL, and your feelings will tell You when. Keen
the blood pure and tho health OF the system viii
PIN, TAPE, and other wopMS lurking IN
For null directions, read carefully tho circular
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
CAUTION.

Should occasion require you to purchase
b.. A. Fatinrstock's Vermifugr, I've particu-
larry careful to see that the initials are Il.
A. This IL the article that has been 80
IA VORABLY KNOW WIN SINCE
1922, and purchasers n. US, insist on having
It, II they Ito not wish to have an imita-
ton forced upon them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
& HASLETT

FORMERLY
u. a. FAHNESTOCK, son Il COMPANY
SOLE PRoPRIEToRS
b. 4. Fdhncstock's Ermifugo,
c. H. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy
and C. r. Cations COngh Bdisdm,
PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
jan %, lSTO-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
G. F.
Dyspepsia Remedy,

In placing this Remedy before the pub
lie, we will only refer to the following GER
tiiicute, which cx presses all thai we need
fenced beneficial rcsults froin Its Use. after
having given II u thorough trial. his words
carry more weight than anything We could
say;
GENTLEMEN For q humber OF years 1
was greatly afflicted with dyspepsia, and
although my stoniach crn we'd ioOd, II would
thing, liz matter how small the quantity.
l was frequently compelled to cave tile
table, without being able to take amy nou
ishmrnt. In u, short time became very
much reduced In flesh, and was so weak
that | was Unable and uIifit to attend To
my business. My mind was In no better
condition than my body, M l was contin-
ually Impressed with lassitude and depres-
sion of spirits. / tried all the patent med
icincs and prescriptions that 1 heard of,
and some OF these afforded temporary re-
lief, but In u short time | rclapscd into my
former condition.
While suffering In this manner, / heard
of {. +. Gallons Dyspepsia Remedy, and
concluded to try II. | had aiken IL hut a
short time when | began to feel relief, and
continuing to take it.. ] soon could par
take of my meals withoutany diSagrretble
ward, II gained flesh rapidly. II Is now
ued free from anything like n return oi
Dyspepsit-l can tn, rcfore recommend II
to any one suffering In like manner. Res
ANDREW J.. NICHOLSON.
Pittsburg, March ~, 90,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
SAFELY

removed from the most DELICATE IN
FAINT, by the timely use of
X. A. FAHNEST0CK'S yERMIFuGE.
II Is perfectly harmless, contains no Mcr-
curry, being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
and may he administered with the utmost
safety to children of all ages.
Worm CONNECTIONS, male more for the
purpose OF pleasing the palntc than OF
featured all over the %ountr hat thor
short lease of life u nearly exhausted. and
u. a. Fahnestock's Nerniifuge continues g.
grow In favor daily.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
[yMllYIN!E


Why IL II that SO many children die un-
der tile agc of five yearsf That n large
has long been a subject OF remark, and
without n satisfactory cause a~scertaintl, "
Is certain.
Also, 1t Is known that " orms exist In tie
human system FROM It's ~earlic>. infancy
Therefore parents, especially mothers, who
are more constantly with their children,
cannot be too observing of tho ilist symp-
toms OF worms; for so surely ~ they exist,
they ram DO
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24

For snIe by :. u. STEWART, GAINESVILLE.
April 10, lS10-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-24
True.

The common error OF men and wo-
men Is that Of looking for happiness
somewhere outside of useful work.
1t has v yet been found and new
er will be while the world stands. OF
all the human beings, it has been our
lot to knew, they were the most
wretched who had retired from useful
employments in order to enjoy them
selves.
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Avis
AVIS
Ratcau Il %froluti0u.

NJ. o. DUHON avertit messieurs les plan
teurs de la paroissc St.Jacques ct DIES paroisses
%voisines quill fai, fabriquer a leur intention les
ra,eanx don't il est l'inven,enr.
Son rdiedu d feves, CONNIE plnsieurs ont pm
lie voir sur l'habi,ation G. Robinson, fat avec
I'm homme seul ct deux mnfe,s, dams l'espace
dune journee,le travail de yiugt.cinq hommes.
Immense economic de bras Ell De temps.
NJ. Duhon rapondra aussi ptomp,emcut que
possible aux demandes qui iui seronl fai,es,
Eoccasion cs, favorable.
lie temps vent que la machine snpplee ali
manque de travaiIIeurs.
Prir ~mnls,ts, ct bonne coniection.
S'adresser a ". Ond.'me Duhon, habi,a,ion
T. Robinson, paroisse St-Jacqnes, on bien a
~. D"hon. par Ieltre q !'adressc du Conren,
Posie-0Gice. s fev. 6m.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-19
Commercial.

EV'Lecteurs, lisez LAWS Emile Dnpre, F. Refine
ct +, II. P6rilloux, public dams notre journal.
Ces messicurs ont forn6 une sociGt6 de MAR.
chands commissionnaires' pour les produits, tells
que p" riz," " sucre," i" melasses," "%coton,' etc.
NJ. T.. Dupre, honme intelligent, conscicncieux
ct connu, est un des plus forts yendeurs de rz de Ia
Nouyel!e-Orleans. N. F. RENE ct notre ex,recorder
ct notre ami. NJ. +. H.. PGrllloux est I'm habi,aut
de la paroisse st,Jean.B aptiste.
Cne 'elle societe m6rite de ~prosperer ct ne peut
que p%rospGrer.
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TIlB LOUISlANIAN.
Saturday, February 10, 1870.
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of Order. Honesty and Justice.
Universal suffrage, except .far oulaws and
ragaboads.
CHIC alliance Of lie rAite and colored
L~ouisianians.
Education for all.
NO more political Carpet 1aggers, nor
useless romlies in Louisiana.
Political Equality Of naturalized and
American. born citizens.
Protection ertended 10 la5orious i'm
migrants.
Respect for The law.
We wW erah the honest man to Office and
reject The dishonest.
Louisiana must be ruled BY Honesty ana
Intelligence.
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STAR RICE MILL.
+. ABADIE e. Gle.
G. t. Dur Din, J..:.

&c moulin pcu, ecaler ct brosser 40 barils
dc NJ dams les ~vlngtnna're hsnfes.
lie riz so,,ant du STAR RICE MILL, CONNIE
article de commerce., ne GRANT ponr Ia blsn-
chenr ct Ia ne,,e,e, aucune concurrence sur
les marches.
Les personnes Qui voudtont bien le vi,iter
Sc convaincron, par eIlcs-mamrs DIES avan,a.rs
o%tieriS aux plan,enrs riziets ct n'he-iternnt
pas a accorder Ieur patronage 4 NJ. FRANCOIS
ABADlE & Gle.
O~A vendre pour lie moment, I'M lot de
rz, de quaIile ordina'rc, i 6 cents la llyfe.
Dec 1.
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Bonnes Nouyclles ..
BONES Nonycllcs !
: MACHINES d coudre deIss ROVER 4
BAIAE Err d renire aur prir de manufacture
par II. C. COLOMB.

MACHINES d condre de'GROvER 4
IL Ell d renire aur prir de manufacture
par II. c. COLOMB.
N. B. Ces machines, ttap, vendues par
commission, Sc vendent posilivemen, au pix
de manufacture.
Lenrs principaux avaniages son,: Boms ct
dlaM'cHs dn po'n'-peJret'on e. simpl'ctt du
mecanisme-emploi direct do fl des denx
bobines, ancunc navelie %a~remplir, e, aucun
gaspilfage de fl.
La machine GROVER brode aussi bien on
mieux que la mnin.
On peu, l'examiner ct la voir fonctionner
en- sad'essant an magasin du sonssigne.
Venez, venez ious. Voir nc COTE ricn.
lie soussisne annonce aussi gull arrive de
Ia Nonvelle.Oheans, avec nm assortment
compile, lie marchaniises seches, ,elIes cue
ind'ennes, cotons, bar(:ses, monsselines, t,olIes
de tou, genre pour p'ln.emps bottles e, ~souiiers
pour danes e, pour hommrs.
En- groceries Ris Z a 10 cents Ia livre-
f'arine 81, 8, 81 lie baril-Cah, ,are quali,e,
70 cents-S1c,e I24 a 25-Pommes de te,re i
So SO !e ba1ll-W h,skeN Gin, Porto. VIM, rim
rouge en- caisse e, en- barri9ns, %an'ssae, cqgnnc,
L Breion a % so la bouieilie, WermoM IN P.),
Absinihe (Pernaud), Champagne (Ktug), c,
une G%nantiie daiiicles a usage commun,
trop nombrenX pour Remuneration.
I-l@ tout a des prix les plus faisonnables
ct les plus modetes.
s@ II. C. COLOMB.
s llabi,alion Morson
5lev.3m StJacques. Rive gauche.
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Aris important.

Samedi, 26 Fevrier. 4 4 h. P. M, aura lieu
la reunion mensnelle de Ia Socieie d'Assisiance
mutueAe de Sl-Jacques.
Tous les Societaires des deux rives son,
instrument prizes d'assis,er a ce,te reunion OH
DIES decisions importan,es pourront atre vo,ess.
THEODORE FOREST,
Secretaire.
St.Jacqnes, 10 Fevrier 1870.
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to the forthcoming series Of

W lnC lOItIsN OuIbue SeIlCS u
Resolutions.
Secoud,-Yonr Commute have scanned The
records Of despotisms, back to the re~.ao:es,
Antiquity ; and their research %jnstities them in
assuring the Con,eu,icle, that the EXTREMIST
measures Of ancient or modern times, fall
miserably short OF their own views Of recons.
tructinn achievements; whence they Justly
conclude that ancient ~desposts were utterly
ignorant of the chaotic mysteries which dis.
tinguish New E%ngIani's sons, and which, in
fact, they alone have raised 10 the dignity of
a science (Hear, hear, hcar) 1t follows from
this that there is ample room for new exploits
in the necessary rigor of reconstruction ard
Your Committee venture TO hope, tina, the
requirements Of this point.
Third,-Your Committee modestly submit.
tina, New Englanders being a unique COM
munny, composing the vanguard in the
march Of enlightenment, have no need 10
follow the presidents of other people tina,
being superior TO all others, they are IA law
unto themselves and therefore may cooIly
despise the opinions Of mankind that, conse.
quently, they may reconstruct the South in
whatever way tends mast 10 adrance their orn
interests; and that, in pnrsui, Of their aim,
they can well afford TO disregard remons,rance
and silence compnnction! Bravo! bravo !!
bravo from The whole assembly,
Wherefore, be ii resolved as follows
Resolution A.-That the Earth was given
TO the saints, and ue alone are saints!
.-Thal the laws regulating
human affairs and those Of society, as laid
down by philosophers, on,ologists, and meta
physicians. are obsolete, aud unsuited to the
advanced civilization Of the aye, and that i,
devolves on New England 10 give new moral,
social, and political laws TO humanity and a
new direction 10 the social world!
"-C. While the ser.e.
tafy pro. TEN. was reading Resolution e, an
ass brayed close 10 the door of the ConyenlicIe,
when the wag before mentioned Grief on,
zone at a lime" This singular incident in
connection with the lniicrous though some.
what irreverent remark, had the efIec, of
throwing the assembled delegates into conyul.
slons OF laughter which delied every eFor, 10
regain their seriousness.
The exclamation having been immodera,e.
y prolonged, there was 10 resource but to
adjourn. An adj ournment was accordingly
moved and adopted. But as the delegates were
about 10 dispense, The vinegar.faced gentleman
again stepped forward, aud requested his
"bre'hren' 10 join him in "a verse; which he
deemed mos, oppor,une." Here it is, again
verbatim, IRON our note. book -
IKE kEcoHsTRUcToR's FAREWELL TO
NANTUCKET.
Farewell, Nansuck'., | may no. stay,
The home | seek 10 fat away;
The >unny Sou h, I fam would zee;
For ahere, there's place and pelf for me,
Then let the rebels roar,
Their noise will soon be DER;
We will weather the blast, and land a, last,
Sale on their evergreen shore,
loud and continued huzzasD
Thus the Third Session Of all the IsMs in
council assembled, terminated with great
satisfaction 10 the self complacant delegates.
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Avis.

PERDU un billet %souscrit par Pollet e.
Gorurdain de IL somme de cent vinet
piastres d rorIre du soussige, payable en-
tout Mars 1870.
LIE Placement du dit billet est ar,a,6. le
public est prevent de ne pas 10 n6gocier.
J. THOMAS POLLET.
St-Jacques, 10 II Fevrier 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-19
CLASSICAL And COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
FOR BoARDERs AND DAY SCHOLARS,
Corner If DAPHNE and CONT sretts.
A. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annual Session Of the School will be 1t
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on tho
First Monday in September, and ending on the las.
Saturday in July.
No better evidences of the usefulness Of the Sehsel
can be given than The extensive development which 1t
las attained in the short space OF two years from its
creation, and a reference TO The list 81 Professors who
impart instruction in the vation. branches Of stndy.
The method Of instruction adopted, guards acYuruf
lousy against the abuses Of that aniiqua,ed system ..
learning. which wastes the precious years Of youth in
the lahorious requirement nf unavailable Lore, and, ct
the same time. agninst the no less prrnicious abuses Of
Of the mind and aspirations Of the heart to zone en-.
gross ny pursuit.
Its object is to train young men to The performance
Of the ac,ivc duties Of life, 10 instruct them ia all the
branches of Science and Art which are essential to
their future success, and, by awakening in them 4 love
Of study. to inculcate n process nj s-lfina,ruction
which will enable them to continue their education,
even after being emancipated fron, the control n
parents and professors.
.m COURSE OF STUDIES:
There are two Courses of Studies established in the
School, The Classical and the Commercial either Of
which Students may follow, asreeably to the wishes
Of their parents or guardians. Classes Of various trades
are instituted in each Course.
The Commercial Course comprises French and
English Grammar. Universal History, Geography.
Rhetoric, Logic, Literature, Natural History, Ply
sio'ogy, Natural and Mental Philosophy. Practical
Chemistry a complete Course Of Mathematics. Sur.
veyiny and Level'ng Drawing of Plan. and Map.
Constitutional Law Commercial Law and Usages F;
Book Keeping.
The Classical Course comprises the above enum.
Grated branches, with the addition Of Latin and Greek.
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Professor. Of the c~ol,ep,.,. p.u.r,-.,

F'"'cHs"'s OF s"e Collegiate DepaTtnaenes
DR. JAS BURNS. Professor OF the English Glass.
l. nfMoNTLUZIN, Professor Of the French Class,
GEO GEssNER, Professor OF the Latin and Greek
A. Y. ROMAN, Professor of the Mathematical
Class.
he Urinary and intermediate Departments are
diligently trained by Professors Of long experience AID
acknowledged merit.
Farther Information may be obtained hy sJd,-,.i,v
a communication 10 the Director through he p. q.
Locked Box.
A. ". ROMAN, Director.
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COLLEGE Jefferson Ste Marie,
PAROIssE sr-JACOUEs. LINE.

La session prochaine de CO college common
cera lie Ter octobre. Les Peres Maris,es ani lie
dirigent sont 4 meme de bonner I leurs &iaves
une education FRANCHISE. anglaise, ma,h8ma.
tiqne ct cIassique complete.
PRIX-payable davance-S9O en- or. fou
son equivalen') mi session de CHM mois.
Pour plus de details, s'adresser au presidents
on : MN. Poursine & Gle, rue Nstchez, Nile.
Orleans.
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LETTERS

Boarding Students, whose families reside GU. Of the
Parish 81 otlraas, are required to write letters every
Saturday, The correspondence between Parents aud
Pupils is not Subject TO inspection.
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RECONSTRUCTION SCHEMES

AMI OJHENlElNS.
Report Of the Proceedings of all The "Lsms' in
Council assembled.
From Stenosraphie notes taken on the spot, but for
certain reasons suppressed till now.
BY II. r. p.
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EXAMINATIONS

Private examinations conducted by the Director and
his Assistants are held monthly. The Annual Public
Examinations will take place during the closing wrek
Of lie ,SeasInn. - ---
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MONTHLY

Monthly reports are sen, to Parents or Guardis No,
s'at,n ny the conduct, progress, rank in class and al
tendance Of pupils.
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VISITS:

Parents are en,rea,ed to make their visits, on School
days. before 8 A. NJ. or after s r. NJ in orI., to avoid
ali interference with Tie advancement. Q. Students and
the discipline OF the School.
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THE WASHINGTON HOTEL

NAPDEEUNVTLEE, IA,
Having been newly fitted nr, is now fully
prepared 10 accommodate all those who will
honor it with their patronage. Nothing has
been spared to make this popular HOTEL a
home for the travelling public.
CHARLES DUPATY.
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OUTFIT

Besides the articles Of clothing necessary 10, neat.
hes. mud comfort, each Stnden, should be provided
with o towels, 8 napkins, goblet. | spoon and fork, I
table knife, TN basin and TOO, tub, ! nigh, bag, l
mattress 9 II. ! fl, l double wooden blanket, ] pillow.
8 pillow cases. 3 pairs sheets. ! mosquito bar. Every
article should be marked with the name Of the owner
in full.
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TERMS OF

FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
commercial Course, $3.50 per annu,n.
Classical Course, $50 rer anpnm.
BOARD AND TUITION
Payable Quarterly in advance, per annum, $500 TO S432
German, Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing, &c,
form extra charges.
Book and Stationery are supplied by the School =,
current prices. "@
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-19
Eitlir Reynaud
Notairc Public ct Agent General

DONALDSONVILLE, Paroissc Ascension, Line.
A 6tabli a Donaldsonville un Bureau DE- No,ai,r
Public ct d'Agence Gtntrale pour iaehat ct la vrn,e
des proprle,ts.
II donn-Ya une attention ton,e rarticuliese a l'aaa,at
et u Ia vente dhabi,ations sncr,eres ct autres leres
dss. ceiie paroisAe ct daas les vafoissrs voiAines.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-19
j.. K. GAuDET
AvOCAT

BUREAU: Paro'sse St-Jacques, rive droite, cling miles
a,.dessns de ID Msison de Cour. ApREssE: Cantrelle
p. O.. /
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-02-19
ATELIEG TYPOGRAPHlQUE
DU lOUISIANAIS.

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