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nj fsndgsdpT . 1Tff'SsffM cI6SSsF5 FTnHfSgqfiUrs
IHINfI-tOURTH DIVIDEND.
JULY 1870 by direction OF th- Trustees OF this Bank
the usual semL4nnuai INTEREST at the rate of SIX
PR CENT per annum. WIN be paid on all sums IN.
Withdrawn Win By added TO tn account and draw In
Deposits made on or before July 20 VIII draw inter.
est from July |.
six PBH CENT allowed on ALI SUMS OF o and up
DEPoslTs OF ONE DOLLAR RECEIVED
ISAAC 7. SMITH, President
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CLINTON SAVINGS BANK.
~ Pa Sth av., near I'D at.
Semi annual interest, at the rate OF six per cont per
ai.nunn. will be pad on and after Monday. july IS
AL interest will be added to accounts rom July I,
Bank open daily rom 10 A. n. 10 p NJ, and on Mon.
days NednetcsYr. and SATURDAYS from TO y y. NJ.
Interest allowed from the nrst Of every month.
Deposits AIDE before July 20 Nll draw interest
BUSINESS DEPOSITS received spd ,p,erest allowed
deemed through the CLE.nINu HOUSE,
ALFRED MOORE, President
HhTn u na v Ellis Vice Presidents.
T.
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4 BINGDON SQUARE SAVINGS BANh.
"A % AOingdon square 18Th av neirNeH i,th ST.
scm-annnal interest dividend a. the rate OF per
cent per anlum all Sums from 20 t0 600 will he
pald to depositors on aud after July %.
I1tetcst not withdrawn Will be credited as principal,
and taw interest from July I.
Money denosucd ut any lime will draw Interest from
date OF ceposit. THOMAS McLELLAND, Pres.
EDGAR q. BEowS Vice. Pres. W. 5. skE, sec.
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Ssbinas 4unhs
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MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANk-

MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS sANh-
SUN BUILDING. is NASSAU ST..
Opposite City HAN. New York
semi annual DIVIDEND. at the rate OF Sly PER
CENT. per snnum. on savings accounts will be paid to
depostors on and after July a. on all .ums Of S and
upwurds.
INTEREST not called for viii be credited to deposf
tors o. principal. and draw interest rom JULY l.
INTEREST coxxrsoEs ON THE FIRST OF EyEff
MONTH. One dollar will begin ar account.
On SPECIAL DEPOSITS interest ia paid on the daily
balances. Check books furnished and CHECKS paid at
sght. CHAS. X. GRAHAM. President
i dliiikh kpbrySpp sf' vicerresident,.
a. III. BENyDICT, secretary.
W. Chairman Exec. Com.
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&ffnrslorIs.

NARRAGANsETT, STE iNsHIPs 60.
UP The HUDSON, 10
POUGHkEEPSIE,
Landing q, CozZens and New urgh only.
On SUNDAY, July Il, 1870, the magnificent saloon
steamer -.---- -
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
Commander L. v. Tilton viii leave Picr -. North
River loot Of Murray st Al o'c ocx A. NJ, precisely
sh st. n. H., at $50 A; ~. landing at Coixens and
Newburgh only. Returnng. leave Poughkeepse a.
y. NJ; Newburgh, p. Mi Cozzens $50 =. Nj arriving
At New YORK at o'clock r NJ. Tbs band Of the Ninth
Regiment y q. =. v Y. will di-coursc cbolcc muse
during the entire trip Private rarlors where nsss
will be servci n required. BE- ENGAGED GA npptca
ton 10 the Pnrscr board farcs 10 Cozzo1s, 81 4,
kewburgh. 81; Poughkecpsic, si.25 CoLzens to New
turgh % cents noaghkccps!e. ~ &C tsi Newburkh
TO Pouehkeepss. g cents. LSennon tickets for The
fouGhkeepsie, o.. JAMES risk, ia. President.
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4iorns ano Garrlau.s.

A FRESH arrival OF u superior lot OF nne horses
~ suita6e for al purposes glso. handsome saddle
'onJ 10 Vcstry St.
A BARGAIN.-sl25 for horse express wagon AMI
Two EE SOLD ~ public pound. sOlh IT, Msdlson
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The Secretary Of the Treasury
announces that during the month
Of May he has reduced the pu.
bic debt by something more
1ha$ s;,4, 100000. This is agree
'aole Intelligence. but When we
reflect that, tits ifnpnSey has9been
W. uns from the people by cnor-
mems TAXATION, weighing upon
them ii the midst Of universal
depression Of business; when We
remember that manufactures are
st;.goant and agriculture unpro-
duc!Ive; that the wages of labor
are declining, and that very few
business men are paying expen-
ses, our pride over the public
debt Is much diminished. No
doubt, If a system of universal
contiscation were introduced. the
public debt might all be paid off
before next New Years day;
and thepresent burdensome taxes
are nothing but con6scation some
what ameliorated and distinguish.
ed.-New York Sun.
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%Junius Henri Browne
will have an article on Richard
son in the July number Of Pack
ards Monthly. A New York
correspondent says: "You may
remember that during the trial
of Mcfarland. Julius Henry
Browne) was absurdly question:
ed respecting his views upon the
Bible, and that he offered to
furnish the bullying counsel with
a complete and exhaustive theo-
logical essay if the Judge would
adjourn court for a week to give
MIN time for its preparation.
This ba image being printed and
telegraphed all over the country.
brought to the. witness half q
dooas A:~~. -.11e1
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1ocg1vh BshMoUAY,
GIllUlelIy DENTISIE,
kh6 dsEXsEss Vsvm;llony;lls, Lse.

~ dsE1S6s Vsvm;llons;!ls, Lse.
TxTRACrIoN DE-. dent. ct de.
0 ssususS P~~s.s'~'s's'". =.
pG-rS1pIsi ds Gas -HlLARIAxr. ds Il
hsjuosssI, ID Chlosofosms ou d. l'Hhsr
toss, u denta sur pivot. PLAQUES en-
asion 4 Caou.chosc 1urei, avec on
~ ssisseties de- sacinss.
Grsssos RAplcALE Dc NAL de dents !
snlltsk 44
qnesossxsxr dee dents irregulierea
3i ~ ssfspts ss sdultes.
1nsAuslros des psrtss de mAchoire'
Z - pslis cauasea par Ia na'adies et
~ so1idsata d. guerrs. ,
QusraAnoS (plo'nbags) dss dents car
~ svscde l'oe, do platins. De i'argen'
W6 einset blanc veasemblsnt ! Ia dent
Gusaiso3 RADIcALs de l'scorbut.
flix Tres moderes.
lwl1 Doc.rus Sc rend i donici'e
Sas = desire, ecrire par Ia post
illMvihA vi
;fls7o. a ~
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A CONFEDERATE STATES Cow.
MISSIONER RECOGNIZED. In Il re.
cent suit at Huntsville, a protest
made bya Confederate States no.
tary in 1851 coming into ttionsi-
deration, Judge Bustea 9Iccid&4
on the authority of Thoringtor 3'...
Haley, that acts donH by per m
Sons in States which were in .,..
toganism to the United States
Government, if regular and au-
thorized by the power regnant,
must be recognized as legal. pro-
vldcd those acts were not done
IN aid OF the REBELLION. He said
that the notary public, the post
masters and mail carriers in unes-
ton were regular, and authorized
by the power regnant and their
acts in the premises did not, in
any manner, affect the issues be-
tween the Government of the
United States and the Confede-
rate States.
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MIXED SCHOOL.

We copy the following from
the West Baton Rouge Sugar
Planter:
1t seems strange that the Ra-
dical party persists in attempting
to enforce this obnoxions mea-
sure upon the people when it is
clearly evident that it is against
their wishes, and that they will
rather withdraw their chill lren
from the public schools than see
them seated with negroes. As
the city acts in this matter, so
will the country. It is difficult
to understand why a few adven-
turers Of the carpetbag fraternity
should endeavor to convince an
enlightened people that their
objection to mixed school is
simply the result Of prejudice? ad-
mitting that it is prejudice, are
we to submit to the dictation of
a few vagabonds Of the Parson
Conway order. and be required
to cast the prejudice aside? What
presumption-what unblushing
INIT .J us.,s..-.Ie------ -
how soon may we not be COM
PEELED, under the same rule, to
ignore our respective faiths and
receive the teachings of'he child
rem Of Plymouth Rock7 The sub
;ect Of mixed school is beginning
I to assume serious proportions
Behind it turks danger create!
than that in the foreground, anc
the people should graPple witt
! the FIRST before it is too late.
/. OF one thing the advocates o
this Objectionable measure may
rest assured, and that is, the!
! wish to destroy the public school,
system of the State, they hav'
but to persevere in enforcing il
The white people will never con
sent, TO it, and no law Of powe
under, the sun can compel en-
;tforceme:,t. Our citizens mus
: be prepared to act with deter
mination now, or the time WI
! assuredly come whe" greater sa
!. crifices will be demanded. .
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Mean. Mark Twain produces
one of the most striking cases OF
meanness on record. He says
he knows of an incorporated So
ciety" which hired a man to
blast a rock, and he was punch
ing powder in with a crowbar'
when a premature explosion fol,
lowed, sending the man and
crowbar out of sight. Both came
down again all right. and the
man went to,'work promptly. Bu,
though he was gone only IL
minutes the company "dockec
him for lost time"
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A Nesiei York thief. who had
stolen a quantity Of laces, on be-
ing convicted, said to the judge:
II hope Christ may paralyze me
before I leave the court room if
/ took those things" The judge
gave him three years and six
months in the State prison
three years for theft and the rest
for blasphemy.
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CEMENT FOR CLOSING CRACKS IN
SrovEs. .&c.-A useful cement for
closing up cracks in stove plates,
stove doors, &C.. is prepared bv
mixing finely pulverized iron
such as can be procured at the
druggists with liquid wafer
glass. to a thick paste. and then
coating the cracks with it. The l
hotter the fire then becomes, the
more does the cement melt ant
combine with its metallic ingre
dients, and the more completed,
will the crack become closed.
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CITY Council of Ta,,m;l;o..,

0' n.es,., meeting d e5;;nn;'ifsssS'llA jun; fssS
Present, !: W. O. Smith. Mayor; Mem
bers: A. Monrier, H. La"dry. J. d
Wise. l., r. MrBride, WIN. Brandt: 40
sent 3. A. Sales. ard r. Gagne"x.
The minutes Of the proceeding meeting
were read and approved.
The Bonds Of the Constable and t'-a
surer were submitted and approved:
On motion. Resolved Th~t. for sth'
purpose Of opening Lafayette street a"t
ior the further purpose,pf putting IN F'
n.ir the streets Of the Town. = special IA!
Of one fourth Of one per cent .b~ forthwith
LEVIED upon all real property within tn
limits Of ,h., Cooperation and that sal
tax BE- immediately collected.
| Resolved, that Judicial proceed'Hgs .
for,hwitb instituted By the attorney o: tn
Corporation in the name Of W .. Smf'
Mavor. for the uss and benefit Of tha Co
porst;o., against Alfrrd.J Gsasrd O. h'
bond AZ former lessee Of the Ma'k-t h"'s
| Of VermiiionvilIe. aud against 4 Gagneu
! hi. security on said bond. W.
Resolved, that E, E. Mouton be' rd''t
to the committee appointed BY this Co'n'
ell to confer with the co'pmittes sppo''
ted BY the Police Jury in rrgatd TO u
Opening of.s.scsd leading to the sou''
!. west.of the town d.. &c. m4i :.
Resolved. ,hst the Secretary D. and md
e hereby autho,;sed to ,naka an Indey
e th4 Corporation laws and regulations a.
Z tha. b.. be allowed in compensation 'h''
n for III. sum Of ten do'l.rs. aaG.
Resolved, That the law passed by u
'e Council compelling merchants I" c''
-ltheir stores on Sundays. and amended
\. the 2Jsdsy August A.D 1859. as fo'i"'
he .Thst all merchants refusing to 'c'os~ tn
0. store. at 2 O'clock P. H., on Sundays.
:. compliance with the rules aud reguls,''
n Of the Co,po,stion Of Vrrmi!iPnv,''.,
be 6nsd in the sum Of twenty Eve dolls
u L.. y b. aud the same is he",by repeal
The following accounts we'e allowed
IP. Motion. for quarantine duty
|ls67. $l7 90. J. N, judge. for hold
: elections. a 90. H N. Monn'er, hold
! election, - 90 I As.i
=, sOA motion the Council adjourned. :
W. B. BAlLxY. W. o. SnlrH,
81 seors.xry pro tenn. AxyoI
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Let the Delyf Hear

Lotelv Lsssed.-sNotes on. Deafness" J" .
|by w. L. DAVIS, N. D., No 10 Ram
part Street, New Orleans. Intended Tor
nopular use. A new Edition. Price by
mail so cents. Direct al communications
to III. Author, Glass Boz P. o. Ss9'
| New Orleans. La.
Nay Z l870.-3m.
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!. MA lady made reference
the other day to Mr.. Bryant's
translation Of Homer in the pre-
SERGE Of an old lady. who sudden
" remarked with a look of won
der: ''Why, / didn't knows th's
ever but one besides Enoch trans
late. I can't think Of his name
now, but faint Homer, any way
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<Some years ago, sailor,
at the close of 1.-The season" on
the lakes, found himself with a
pocket full Of money, the wages|
of his labor. His aged mother,
residing in Detroit, had experien-
ced religion" as the Methodists
say during his absence; and on
Jacks return, persuaded him to
hire a pew in her favorite church:
The next Sabbath, she persuaded
Jack to attend service with her
As a revival" was then in pro-
gress, after "a while the very in-
divilual of whom Jack had hired
the pew, came to his seat, and
began to talk to him about his
spiritual welfare. Presently he
asked. "are you a Christian?''
"Wha-a-t?' returned Jack. hi
temper rising. Are you a pro
| Tossing Christian" Am | a Chris
tian," retorted the indignant sal
lor, in a tone loul enough to at
$ tract general attention, 'Wh!
f blast your eyes! didn't l buy I
8 state room in this here YER.
church yesterday: and haven't
0 got your receipt for it in m:
: Jacket this minute? The Incl
i, Ipient 'muss" was explained ava,
l. with some difficulty: but Jac
d could not be coaxed a secon
e time to enter 4 building where
e as he said, 1.-The blasted lubber
1t a third mate insulted him.
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Che Eafanette Aourrtiscr

TERMS
SUBSCRIPTION. FOUR DOLLARS pr annrm.
in advance. or FIVE DOLLARS. if not paid within
the first three mouths.
--ADvERTISrNG-
Per Square. 10 lines or lesa) 81 50
Every subsequent insertion Is
Announcement of candidates for Office -. $40 90
NJ credit will be given for Advertising or. Job
work, except by special agreement
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place Of residence. with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked. will be pub-
lisbed until forbid. and charged for accordingly.
- All judicial advertisements must he paid
for on TIE last day OF publication. or on the day
OF sale. i .0- .4.
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City Council Of Vermi!ionville.
Special Session.

! BY order Of the Mayor "A special scs
sion d 'hs City Council was he'd on Sat
urdav the 4h day Of June A. d. 1870.
Present: w o. Smith, Mayor. M~s>r.
Landry. Wise. Brandt. and Mcbride. Al
! Sen. Mpssrs. Monnigr, Snl'-s and Gig
n+ux
The meeting was called to order. An,
On motion, w. B Bailey. was appoin
ted Secretary pro TEN
The MSyoi,exp 'anej the oij-rt Of tn,
meeting, when upon motion the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved. that COMMITTEES of two b.
and is hereby appointed to receive in ID.
name OF and fur ,h- use Of th. Corpora
ton. the sale Of such portions Of the lat,
on Lafayette st'eet belonging to Hon. A
Mou:on and Aure!ins Schnvicks nei,ler AZ
will be necessary for the opening If said
street The Mayor appointed E. E. Mou
ton. E'q. on said committee, and on mo.
ton his Honor the Mayer was added to
the committee.
Resolved. That . committee be and ii
hereby appointed to wait on the Hon.
Police Jury of the Parish at it's next r-gu.
lar session, and request that Hon. body to
aid and assist the Corporation If V~rm,I.
ionvills. in oprning road Southwest Of
the town to that portion Of the Parish
called The Cove" .-,.. ..... r
The Mayor appointed M-s>r>. J. n.
Wise and J. J. Revi'Ion aud on motion
the Mayor was added t" the committee.
Resolved. That fifteen days after the
passage Of this resolution, hogs will b. al
lowed to roam at Iarg- within tb- limits
Of the Corporation. provided Aat they
bav- rings in their noses. All hogs run.
n'ng at large without rings 10 their noses.
will be taken up by the Constable. and (af:
ter notice to the owner, il the owner be-
known and he pay fine Of one dollars
per head, he will be allowed to recliam
his property.) will be sold to the highest
bidder By said officer.
On motion the council adjourned.
W. B. BAILEY. w. o. Smith.
Secretary, pro tern, Msyor.
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A proper ansrer.-''What is it
that sticketh closer than a broth
er?'' said a Sunday school teach
er to one of his class. "A post
office stamp-by g,sm," said the
incorrigib!e. .s ~
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"A Denbury wife cured her
husband of singing "Shoo Fly
when she was lecturing him for
being out late nights by letting
her shoe fly ut his head with such
force as to give him a headache.
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ENGLISH FEMALE BrrTERs is TIE great

ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS 10 TIE great
female medicine of the age.
E. +. b. adds beauty to the cheeks. iuaars 70
ewes and brilliancy TO the intellect
E. F. B. restores nature and gives RELIEF.
E. F. B. cures cases Of years standinS
In not dcspa;r. Z. F. B. will cure you. at
The medical profession sll over the country
nraire the E. r. Is. in curing female complaint
Young 4 LAtiolais,
% Agts. in Vernilioaville.
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Drom1oole J. Co.'s Liver Pills are TIE best:
The sur st. are Dromgoole l. Co.'s Liver PiIIe
Bile On the stomach, use Dromgoole Cot
Liver Pills.
A sure thing, Dromgoole l. Co.'S Diver Pills.
Young / Latioiais, AgenAs.
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When the negro West Point
cadet graduates aud becomes an
officer in the army, and that ins:
titution shall send out whites and
blacks Unfortunately, there
will be in full blossom the bril-
liant rose of social equality.
For instance, Col, Smith (negro)
sends polite note that he would
like to have the honor of Captain
Jones (white) and wife to dinner.
The captain would be guilty of a
disrespect to his commanding
officer if he did not accept the
invitation. Officers of equal
rank and grade generally mess
together, and at every tabl. there
will be a delightful blending of
colors and odors. The army
must be elated at the propect,
--9 4bp-nnnnlo mill ehnrf- hossn.
write loyeletters, will be delight
ed with a bit of information
which the Treasury Department
gives, that "iolet ink faaes--some
records written with it, and ex-
posed to the light, being now
mere blank paper.
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I1f .ts n EIFF.-fei ~ = - :
A0ljPHBaALEX. MOUTON
NM AID SUGAR FACTOR,
II AND
jsste,s merchant,
a Y. lS6 CoMxox SrRsEr,
IN go NEW ORLEANS.
I1iss - Parssses.sJs@p,

v
lnioa Dc partnership heretofore
1g between the uuderMgned ana the
46nbeslou, ne hitter In cOmmendam
zMg - name snd style ot G. II.
"a \ GO, IVES dissolved on the 4th
-, ls7A ait:
4 4. No1ton is charged with the
= g oGGGihs Il said partnership.
syls Aepef Aostoo will continue business
\ ~ - COTTON FACTOR and GEN
]. 1ISol0N MERCHANT. under the
~ &c b. MOUTON 4 CO., NO
- Naatoa viii coutnue business n
- COTTON FACTOR and GEN
IS W. NON MERCHANT. under th'
II q + - ADOLPHE ALEX. MOU
- ! : Ceoneo stfsst. soita%f
" w. i $500 G. H NOUTON.
ass \ - A. a. HOUTON.c
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rn.on,yoo,c 4 Co.'s Buchu is Ill the rage 1oE
sfr ,c:ions of the Kidneys and bladder.
tndnh;table evidence proves that DromgooIe q
10 = Buchu is the hest and cheapest.
Young b Latiolais, Agenf1;
vermihda7Nle, La
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THEINFALLIBILlTY
SCHEM A.

Letters from Rome give tn
following as the sheme to Papa
ipfallibility and supremacy:
T'ansia''on
l. 1t a"y one shall say that tn
Episcopal Chair Of the Roman
Church is not the very true on,
Infallability Chair of the b!esse,
Peter, or that it has not been di
vinely chosen by God as tn
most solid. enduring and incor
ruptible rock of the whole Chris
tian church-let him be anathe
ma. ..,.
2. If any one shall say there
exists Oh earth. distinct and Sc.
parate from the blessed Peter
any other Infallible Chair O
truth Of the Gospel Of Christ thu
Lord-let him be anathema.
5. 1t any one shall deny tha
the divine supremacy of the chair
Of the blessed Peter is to all men,
whether unbelicvers or believers
whether laymen or bishops, ne
cessary as the true road to eternal
salvation--let him be anathema.
4. Ifany one shall say that each
and all Of the Roman Pontiffs,
legitimately elected, are not jure
1lv,no successors of the Blessed
Peter. in the gift also of Magis-
terial Infallibility. and shall deny
to any one of them the preroga-
tive of 1nfallibility to teach the
church the word Of God, pure
from all corruption and error
let him be anathema.
5. If any one shall say that
Ecume. .ical-Couucils are a pow
er placed by God in the Church
for feeding the Divine flock on
Or 81 nsEcesasaaftyG, Esaa If Geey spperior to the
ton to the completion OF the
Iniallible Magistracy Of the bishop
Of Rome let him be anathema.
This is sail to be the reformed
scheme which once formed the
eleventh and the following artl-
Gle of the scheme de Ecctessa,
but which, since the action OF
French diplomacy, have been
promoted to the first place. AS
they were distributed some time
in the month Of March, in their
entirety with the scheme de &C.
clesia, they have already received
the written observations OF the
fathers and have been sub
mitted 20 the manipulatlon'
of the delegation Commit
tee. They are now repro
|duced in their reformed state
and the Council can proceed
to business at once The entlr
scheme de Ecclesia consits OF SIX
teen chapters, of which the eie
Iventh and Twelfth were on tn
Roman Portiff. These have bee
, extracted and formed into a Sc
!. parate scheme ad hoc-lnfallib
ty the remaining chapters beln
!, passed over until the great otJe'
of the Council has been gained
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-06-18

The extensive foundry and ma
chine shop of Denis Long &c.,
Louisville. KY, was consumed by
fire, 4th inst. T
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-06-18

A%W Washington has a sing
bearing the words. "Dressmaker
to Her Honor the Pretidentess." "
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-06-18

Gravel and Gout cured with Dromgoole + Co.'S
Buchu..
Dromzoole h Co.'S Ruchu cures blooded URINE
V;,kv urine cured with DrOmgoole Co.'s bucnu'
Young l. Latiolais. Agts.
Vermilionville, Ls.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-06-18

s;ck,y females should use Engliah Female basters'
r. +. B. cures psolapeus utteIi and leueor1noes'
For liberation of the womb, z +. p.
y F. B, xrosees: restores and regulates.
Young L Latiolais, Agents:
Vermilionville; Il.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-06-18

s..l '!.'!! % 4 !. =. GUIDlRY, /,
r. services comms m6decin
! !efey:es q. village de- ve.mi!-
~ lsa q Csavens Mont Came