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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-02-23
Fsew Drunk emmcss is Produced.

A sudden mental emotion can send TOO
much blood to the brain or too great men
tai excitement does the same thing. ltis
lie essential nature of all wines and spirits
to send an increased amount OF blood to the
brain.
The first effect of taking glass of wine
or stronger form of alcohol is to send the
blood there faster than common; hence 1t
ouickens the circ llation that gives red
face it Increases the activity of the brain,
and it works faster, and SO does the tongue.
But is the blood goes to the brain faster
than common. 1t returns faster. and no
special nermauent harm results. But sup
posing man keeps on drinking the blood
i sent TO the brain 50 much faster, in such
LARGE quantities, that in order to make
room Tor it the arteries have to enlarge
themselves; they increase in size, and IN
doing 50 press against the more yielding
aaccid veins. which carry the blood from
the brain. and thus diminish their size,
their bores; the result being. the blood Is
not only carried to The arteries of the brain
faster than is natural or healthfnll, but IS
prevented frcm leaving i as fist as usual
I. hence double set Of causes of death are
set in operation. Hence man may DRINK
enough brandy or other spirit il feW
hours or even minutes to bring on fatal
attack of apoplexy; this is literally being
dead drunk. Jo.rsldl Of Heath
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29

bsrbcten ld6t, hab SIR Gefamad rirttia niht
ibel 1T, liebsr aSeubrf, Dtsleid ib auf Nsuberss
nidt pief sste uno nur aaf ben isltsnen 8rn tlide
Sen rerben Sie erit fennsn lsrnen, lieber WsGbrf
= Minna, tnein 8inb 9Sr' sinmaI. Du ftsiner
@ilSfans, uno laB Seine junsen 8eretrer nur
einse Minutcn rerjpeifeln. 9ier ii 6err Bsabof
Der Sir pcrseaeat Su iperoen 6ssebrt!"-
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29
Sic grnteausii9ten am 3bein iehr
tribe. 9ie &6In. 3tg. bonn 81. Mai i9reibt oar-

tribe. Sic a6In. 3ts. bonn 81. Wtai idreibt oar-
iiber:
grnte unb iiber Die 9erbfbefteluns batten mir uns
5lr @enIae iber Die galamitdten ausaeipro9en un.
ter benen bic Rbeiniiden 2anouirtbe i'm Sabre 49,
70 au eiben batten. gs 1T ieood bierbe nidbt se~
blieben. uno oas alte Spriidport: Gin unslid
toumt lelten aein." bat iid an1 leoer oiesmal be-
ide 2anotpirtb I'M October uno Nopember porisen
Sabres unter mibleliaen &dmpfen seaen Die beis
ipieQ0s resneriid,e Witterung in bic groe sebradt
bat. 1T snm sroBtsn Sbeile erfroren
Slele grldbelnun9 nteoerbot iih beim gBei3en uno
namentli BEL be einer boben grtrdae tueaen 10 Be-
lsbtsn enslii6en Wsisen ausroinss BON Set su eit
Gum lebten Dtae i'm Satre 1864. allen in FOLDER
Musoebnuns uno namentli9 bel Dem ionn 10 pns
terfeen Hossen 1T oas grfrieren bier 5u 2anoe felt
Wfen1dengeoenfen nibt Dorgefommen. - Oie bDben
&d!tesraoe trasen oaran gar feline Sdulb, ionbern
nur oas mshr oeer minosr i4neae .auftbauen uno
Der bdufise Webiel smiihen 5rof uno Shaupetter,
ben mir BON Wtitte sSebruar bis Witte Wldrs mebr
als Elm Subeno Wtal in iebr ihrofer Wetle unb nit
i.br boben Semperatur' s. liferen5en erIebtsn.
go lit oenn in ebenen 5beilen unierer 8robins
9orf. in Dem nidbt enttueoer &aps, Winterserite,
Deaen uno &oesen idmnltlid ooer bod bas Cine
ooer Nnoere mebr Doer ninoer erbebli gelitten bat
te; cine Musnabme bierpon MAIDEN nur bic Jelos
marten, tuelfe ben 9ebiraigen Sbellen nabe liesen
uno no an ben Nbbdneen Der Sdnee ldnser lag, bas
in Der Booentemperatur, reip Der 8aiiersebalt bes
Bobens beim Webereefrieren iebr sering mar.
Nudb Die Sommerfriidte fteben nidt gut uno ale
Saaten fno um pole nieraebn Saae binter benz
Stanoe in anberen Sabren 5urud g4ie ftarf Bsn
uno Obft seiten, baben mir bereits ntsetbeilt. Oie
&6n. 3ts. iblieBt ibren 8eridt, pie folst:
go Del itebt feft. baB bas Sabr 1870 unb 1871
ben rbeiniihen 2anomirtben lebenslans nidbt aus
oem @eodhtnile entibminoen miro, oenn abgeieben
BON Den Yerlufen unb Wunoen. Die uns Der &rieg
eeidlaeen. baben lidh pobl nod niemals bic ungiin.
ftigen Witterunsseiniiie ouf enen 10 turBen 8eit.
raum suiammensebduft, mie auf Die 3eit BON I'm.
fana Slni 1870 bis gnbe Wai 1871.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29

7 Die Sumanitdt Der Tabritsbefser bat es 70
einauri9ten aepubt baB he ibren Mrbeitern oeoei,
2obnab8us Wobnung geben; gntlaiiuua oes Ir6ei.
ters lit baber itets nit benz 8ertreiben aus ben bier
pfdblen perbunoen; Der Mrbeitloie miro audb aleid
beimatblos.
Wie f5nnte bic @epalt, ipelde bieie Tabrifstpron.
men iiberibre Mrbeter baben, nod sr5ber Iein Wos
feblt nod - um iagen at f0nnen, Dab bieSe BeiSen
biIoie Sclapen iinbs unb ibr 9oos bat fda i'm Der
alei6e 5u ben 0erbdltniiien Dor Dem ameritanilden
8irserf-iese betrd9tlih berfblimmert DieIe 0ers
i4limmeruns 1T einenatirlide 6olse ienes rSd3uk.
Iptems". oas 5u enSaupterrunsenidafte Der nel.
en- politiihen Nera aeb6rt. tpelhe Dem Mrbeiter
goloene 8erse brinsenioQte.
Sbenorein iweroen biee Iabritielapen nod ae.
atpungen. nit ibren ei9enen Stimmen, = nit bren
Wabl3etteln, bic iie als .freie Wdnner" abgeben -
oas Sptem aufred erbalten 3u belfen, pelbes lie 10
in ganoe i6ldst. = Sn ben sSabren. als Elm She'll
Der Union nod nit 6er Neseroienftbarfeit beboftet
mar. lautete elm S6lasmort: Der Sclapenbaiter
fiulme aud fit feline Sclapen. - SITS in obiNm
s5aQe anbers? p69fens oarin anbers, baB nod bic
entuiiroisenoe Jorm binautritt ben ScIapen ben
Stimm3ettel ieines Serrn ielbft abgeben au laiien
SIT BON ber 6umanitdt, bic in Der amerifaniIhen
YoIitif bre beredtiste &oqe ipiet ear nid5ts bria
fir iene @attuns ameritaniider Birser, Die UNI so
Gents tdslid 10 biele Stunoen arbeiten miHen, baB
es gar nibt barauf anf6mmt. Oh lie 5mei ober bret
Stunoen mebr arbeiteu, neil iie babel 10 pie 10
orauf seben?" (2ouisp. Nn3.)
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29

,,Gin reht pui7enbes Mitsl!"
,Sn pisfsrn 2"
nSa TO-" iaste Gmilis, ala teiinue iie fa auf
etras, uno lahelte.
,,Sa TO-" iaote AUDI ib, ba ib srit isbt bic Srr,
ME ees paiienoen Wlittsls psrtanb unb nsmtelrpt6
rmrne.,
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29

. s8 VSsm 15lh ,9Apina, aufos ssirasuiifarS
>segt9 9betsmk sh4 N@eps Jes aias HeS
az ssss9{stssss %'A,sdssissIs %s sais z ssf
SslS%iE4 4tsSS lND Hf9fBu.r
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29

gsiAts 1T sriaenfanseriiher, als uenn man ses
nobnt 1T, in Geieai&aft 5u @eittas 5u sifsn, une
anein tei Slide iist. Das Gifen riro oaburh auf
feline Gissnfdaft ais AaturteniitfnB rsoneirt; es
it cine Nrteit, Der man iiA NIT mSsliAfer s@nsa'
i8esit 3u entleoiSen fudbt.
Nlir iAien, bab Sette beut' ietr iAleAt sstcat
bate. Nubsrhsu, iuate ID etnsn Anlab, msinsn
llnmutb an ibr ausiulaiIen. Sic Supps isi ju
wsnis ssialssn. iass i'd, tris i's ben Sratsn aur'
tug.
,Sie fnb rctt rerliebt," antwcrtete ite reireets
mibria; xeie Suppe 1T rpie immer."
g4ar id uerliett? Sin orbindrer Sienfbotsn'
Mueorud @
Stein, tdb lisbte, lis6te tcTnunsslcsl Senn trie
fc1lte ib ben Geoentanb meiner siebe je uiehers
fnhen?
a8ie ID BEN Braten ab, pbilcicpbirte iia tpeier
nter Die ltneriprtsblihfeit bes &etsns i'm MuSes
msinen unb bic llnausfiiQbarfsit BON Sonnta8s'
nahmtttagsn I'm gpeeieusn.
Dor fanf utr tonnte tb niat 3u 9errn Snip,
frcb Seten, balb ie5s mar fein.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29

Scr ShliiId mirb iidb wctl unter Dem alen
@criimpsl i'm tSauie meincr Santc fnSen lailen,"
fu6r @mile fort.
gs batts Ib 10 @ielss iitsrRir;snO auf mid elm,
secrdnat, RAP srit jsst Ger @epanfe, Der mid am
lRcrssn tn Der STRIDE 70 eifris tsihafti8t batte,
riersr auftau5te.
,Sie iA,parssn, srcefneersen 6aneihute &C.
bSrtsn alio iyraulsin @ramltb?" iraste th.
@milic nittc Stwcbl mir erf In Der ytabt anz
asecmncl,, nuets i'd natiirlih sleih nit ibr bsut'
Mcraen in bic STRIDE uno bsut' Nahmittas bier.
bsr. Ser Sirse'cr &nipiircb vt sin Sussnsfreuns
Der Sante."
9as @sipraAstbsma mar wisoer Gin uncerfdns'
lihes acmprnsn, uno ib fraste fiibn mad ibrer 6ds
mats. Ss erSablts, Dap ibrs Gltrn III Der Steis
benz mcbnsn, uno cap ibrc Sante, Gle Stwslter
ibrer SHUTTER, Die bort gum Bslub 8spsisn, lie NIT
bicrbsr aencmmsn.
,,astlA' elm sliidliasr 3ufaa!" risf ih nit
itsritrSmsneem DerSen.
,,Sislmsbr cine tOsartiss alsiiAt," rsrissts fs.
,,0enn," iu6r Gmlie, neil ih msine auSsn
perrunper auf iie riats!s, fort, ,Sis Sants 1T elm
bintsrl,itisss GsihSpf uno bat msine @ltsru bere'
bet, naB ss fir mid 10 am bsiten is -
,,Tiir Sbre @eiunbbeit," srfldrtc ib.
9issmal iab Smile mid perpunoert an, hanr
tsnatists iis raid ,sfaturlih bic &uft in Der &s'
fpsns 1T ansreifsno."
,,Alic icasu Sie T4 bisr er9clcu ?"
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29
Cine mertpnrbise ginlabuns!
S6ne 3meitel aud cine lanstreiliSe!
9lber bod thinner anerfennenswertbl
Gbe Settle NIT ibrsm ipSthihen @eR&t misber
gum Mbtrasen fam, si"s tA in Den @arttn, I'M
Giefa 5u balten.

Ser @arten mar 2ieblinsSaufentbalt meines
Ont,ls unb 2ieblinsssesenaano iener Aufmeres
iamteit. ST mar niht abermdbis srcb, ater er
tbeilte fh In 10 piele perihienenartiSe @rnppen,
ba6 CT iebr umfansreih erihien. Naa linfs be'
arenate ibn bic alte, bod iebr bote ihwarje glans
fe, an Der id, gum GueaSrunb binunter, sntlans
8ina.
User cine sanitlihe Steinwetr burh einc mSsltbF
maleriias gilontb fcrtf&neute. Daran mnes bic
myosotis palustris.
ggenn 6iele tfab,. 1T ss unterm 9immd Wsat,
uno ,penn man i'm aHai unter 8ersibmetnni4t AT
eiuer plGtiAernnen 6nsQe einiam iist -
Dar bas nibt Elm Son, Der binter MIR ron Der
Ylante FAM? !
sd trebte ben &opf med Hanii6 I'M piersis Grab,
alen fat sleiaSsitis nrsbte t4 i'm nm ieAts mics
Der 3uriid.
Su ioaa niat anoere @Stttunen baten neben
mir.
gfcA Sir 8ilber BON tbnen MAIDEN.
No9 auf ibre Stimme tSren!
9rcsoem mar auf Der Ylanfsnieite hes &lofer'
sartens;ein @erGu1A. - Il .--,' i..z-t
,Gs rGre reAt einfslhs," iaste tA 3u. mir,
mir aus fclhen Scrupeln etnen laE8weilt8en
NaAmttaA au bereten, penn idb es rernnetcsn tann.
Sic sSremne liebe idb, cS 'beourfte nur ceS einen
glifes, um aemiB su isn. oaB i'd nur lie epi8
lieten weroe. gmilien's @timme oa8esen max mir
ipmpatbiIh unb i'd sn,pinoe Treunbihaft fir iie.
Sisbs uno Jrsunbiaaft iinb s'usi Sipersirenoe Si'
nieu -"
,Monb!" laste plSsli4 cine Stinme bintsr
MIR.
Sd brebte mid UNI unb iprans auf. r9at midi
Ssmano ssrufen?"
.0HI Stnb @ie es, Wtcnh 2"
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29

60 1T Gin fDFlhss 9ina, untsr Dem @crpano.
stmas 5u iuAen, iih aus elmer slsihsdltisen gs,
isaihaft in Elm tlibenoes Bcsqust bel Ssits isblcn
Su tDnncn. Sin iiber Quit lsst tuie anssiammslt,
untsr osm tibllha,,issn nisreru @suSlts, bis nno
pa fdut Elm rerirrisr Scnuenltrabl biupurtb mno
5sidnst scloene Sapsn nm cine einiam 1ammenDe
Sulpsnfrcne, Die aus Dem 8srfef berpDrlsuhtst.
YlSsliA aibmst man Dtaien9lDfhsn na;miihsn.
SrauBen aui Dem Staten sebt nas Salhen uns
gslahtcr fort - absr ca prunten, Oh aud Ssbn
Shritte nur entfsrnt, if's Elm am uuo anbere Sc,
oanten MAIDEN auf.
Sunse, trdunsriihc @soaufsn -
SD luhte rurb's cibts Gstilh meter na1 Den,
&sif nnD mar frcb, ibn,niht su fnOen. @Or mir
lag jsst cine Sprinsenwano, Die tsinabe gan; aus
ihwersn piOlettsn Sploen tsitano unp mdrhenbafi
unssisbsn i'm Saltcunfel bliibts unp persins. I'm
untsr itr ourhiufcmmen, mubte ih fat auf Dem
8ooen frisasn; bod es sslans. uno ,pie i'd Den
Scpf risDsr bsrauiitrsdts, iaa h, Dap ID in cine
bsimliHs 2aute binsiutlidte, bic BON elmer tisi
niscsrbdnsenosn Srausrsias itsrpSltt mar, uu,
psren Stamm cine @asnbane bsrumlisf.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29

slu4 bic 6rembe, bic tsiaditgt seipsien, nit eis
nsn, SsSermeiIer einen 8uaRaben in Die &inoe ei'
ner Srauereihe ein5uiAnsioen, mar i'm erfen Nus
senblif balb eriAreft BON Der &alsnbane auissfab,
rem. Sis frirts mid entSs secunoen 5weifslmo
NIT ben Iusen, lpdbrsnb idb, unfdbis, mid uutsr
Dem Getiilh poafdnets aufSuridten, in itummer
GerjmeiIun8 Staub unb Gros BON meinem &nie
su ihlasen perfu9ts. Sann iaste iie auf sinmal
Iadeno: t'
,St, mcin aneabtissr Mcnb! Sir"
aRein erner @eoanfe mar, nab ipurlos BON Der
Grbe perihlunssn ju Werosn cine utnsise &lsini9s
felt sesen msine @ttuaticn isi; hsnn ss mar ,.ns
rerfennbar bic itlterbege Gimme Gmilieus.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-29

Srcseem maAts ib mir @crrirfe. gs mar
cine i,psits Yauis, in Der A mein 9er5 ncpien uno
metn unbsfanntes visavis oriiben etmas leile ent'
terno in feline Saiae fteden bSrte. "a
,,Sraulein Gmilie," iaSte i'd itcdenS. -
,,slennsn Sie mid bod Gmilie nnb ih beiBe
@is @ohbrlo; mir finb ia NaAtarn."
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-07-15
BREAUx BRIDGE, La, May13, 1871,

Messrs. Geo. l.. Squier & Bro.
Conference.-The "Mammoth No. | Biill''
purchased from you last season, has proven
itself far superior to the expectation of sugar
makers in general. In strength, durability,
workmanship and capacity. it is unsurpassed
by any mill of its size now in the market. I
took off crop of 100 hogsheads of sugal,
and can readily make 300 hogsheads of su-
gar with it in one and half months grind
ing. 1t has never given me any trouble, or
in any manner gotten ont of order.
ARCADE PATIN.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-07-15

WE LIKE TO SEE.-We like to
see young ladies known to be impla-
cable enemies kiss each other when
they meet. 1t reminds us Of an old
man named Judas, who lived many
years ago. We like to see a FASH
ionably dressed lady promenading
the streets with a blue silk dress,
trailing a yard behind her in the
mud-it cleans the streets so nicely.
We like to see young men polite and
obliging to other young ladies, who
are scarcely civil to their sisters at
home-it proves that the lords of
creation are void of deception. We
like to see little boys come to church
in the evening and amuse them
selves by sticking pins in their sleep
ing neighbors-it shows that they
are not burying their talents in the
earth. We like to see q man inva-
riably throw his hat, boots and
dirty linen ON the floor for his wife
to pick up-it is evident that he re-
members his promise to cherish her.
We like to see man abuse a news
paper and declare it not worth read
ing, and then borrow it regularly
from his neighbor-it proves that he
is a falsifer, and that the truth is
not in him.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-07-15
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nav Sd, 1871,

Messrs. Geo. L. Squier & Bro.
Gentlemen Il herewith send you descrip
ton of the work done by the Mammoth No
Milf' bought of your agent last year. The
mill was driven by an engine-size as follows
cylinder. 1890; revolutions per minute, 80,
pressure of steam, from Is to 20 pounds to
the square inch. The yats held one grande
and half. We could gil vat in FROM 10 to
% minutes, according to the quality Of the
cane. The grande is 72 inches in diameter
w. d. HUFF. Engineer.
o." Descriptive catalogues of the above
machinery, and ali necessary information,
furnished by b. j. WEST,
il9 Magazine Street, New Orleans.
June 17-3m.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-07-15

Rathera good story is told of the
former Miss Lane while she was the
charming mistress of the Executive
Mansion. A photographer, in New
York, presented her with an album,
superbly> bound, containing forty
two different views of Miss Lane.
Jones remarked, on seeing it one
day, that it was the most Miss-a- la
neous book he had ever seen.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-07-15
EUGENE B. OLIVIER
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 3, 1871.

ASI" ohLLhSs, 1IA', CdH. lCSl.
Messrs. Geo. L. Squier g. Bro:
We purchased from your agent, B. j. West,
last fall, one of your Mammoth" Cane Mills.
Judging from its immense weight and
strength, we could but expect extraordinary
results from it, but refrained from expressing
any positive opinion until now that our crop
is successfully worked off, during which time
we have not had the least trouble whatever
with it in any particular, and have no improve
ments to suggest. ife regard 1t as absolutely
perfect.
Our place is Immediately opposite the Car
rollton Depot, on the west side of the river,
and we shall at all times take pleasure in
showing and explaining its peculiar merits to
all interested. As to its capacity, we regard
it perfectly safe for from eight to ten hogs
heads of sugar in twenty-four hours, and the
ease with which it does its work is marrel
to all seho haze so.tnessed its operation.
J. A. ST. AB1AND,
JOHN .FAZEND.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-07-15

QUESTIONS FOR A WIFE.-Doyot
recollect what your feelings were
Immediately after you had spoken
the first unkind word to your hus-
bande Did you not feel ashamed
and grleved, and yet too proud to
admit it, That was, is, and ever
will be, your evil genius. 1t is the
temper which labors necessarily to
destroy your peace, which cheats
You with the delusion that your hus-
band deserved your anger, when he
really required your love. This is
the cancer which feeds on those un-
speakable emotions you felt OH the
first pressure of his hand and lip.
Never forget the manner in which
the duties of a wife can alone be
fulfilled. IF your husband is hasty,
your example of patience will chide
as well as cheer him. Your violence
may ALLEVIATE his heart, and your
neglect impel him to desperation.
Your soothing will redeem him
your softness subdue him, and the
good-natured twinkle Of those eyes.
now filling beautifully with priceless
tears, will make him all your own.
rEa.e, Il 6se,aaacr e
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-07-15
The Free MasOns of Paris.

"The Grand Orient of France, the
supreme authority of Free Mas0nS
OF the French rite, has diSclaimed
all responsibility for the demonstra.
ton i'll behalf of the Commune by
the Free MasoEs of Paris. The
Grand Orient asserts that the Dlac
ing OF Masonic banners on the walls
was the act of individual Masons.
and was strenHously opposed by the
Masonic authorities as an act wholly
at variance with the principles OF
the fraternity. When the report of
the alleged support given to the
Communists by the Free Masons of
Paris reached this country, the
World pointed out the injustice OF
holding a society responsible tol' the
llnWlSe action OF certain Of its mem
bcrs. The circular of the Grand
Orient reaffirms the Masonic princi-
pie OF non-intervention in politics.
and fully eXoncratcS the fraternity
as a body from participation in the
crimes and errors Of the Commune"
= New York World.
The disclaimer on the part of the
Grand Orient was almost needless.
All Free Masol1s in this country as
sllmed the alleged participation of
the Masons Of Paris in the late in
sllrrection to be entirely without
proof or plausibility. The character
OF that old and rcvered, benevolent,
moral and pacific Order has been too
we'll established for many centuries
to be Vulnerable to any such Sian
derous reports. Non-iHterterencc in
politics, wars, SchismS, insurrec-
tions, revolutions and all manner Of.
controversies has marked the entire
history of that peace making, peace
keeping and peace-loving Order.
Free Masonry exists and thl.ives in
republics, Kingdoms, empires alike,
among men of all shades of political
and religious opinions, but interferes
nowhere at any time with constitu-
tions, dynasties, governments, prin-
ces, armies or potentates. Repre-
senting the truth, the moral strength,
the charity and the wisdom Of each
successive age, its only power is over
the minds and hearts of men, it's
only aim is to increase knowledge
and diminish suffering, it's only i'll
huence is that which can be used
for good. 1t is moral impossibility
for Free Masons as an Order to Dur-
sue any revolutionary, malignant,
vindictive or warlike scheme. Ma
sonry is known by it's fruits and
works to all the world, and the
united voices from all regions and
i'll all epochs vindicate it from all
accusations of violence, revolution,
rebellion, ambition and bloodshed.
i New Orleans Picayunp.
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An economical resident of New
buryport, Massachusetts, applied at
the post Office the other day for ten
cents worth of siX-cent postage
stamps, and when told he must pay
two cents more it he wanted two, he
looked, disappointed, and replied:
" Wall, | suppose | must have 'em
anyhow, but seems to me they're
dreadful dear"
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w. II. ANDTNG

6INWRIGHT, on Bayou Plaquemine Brn-
~ lee, about four miles from Pouppeville,
and eight miles from Plaquelnine Bruiee Post
Office, will put up and repair cotton gins and
presses He has had considerable experience
In putting up Brooks revolving wrought iron
screw press. He will attend to orders from
the cotton planters Of this and the neighbor.
ing parishes. July 1--2m
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THE FEARFUL DOoM.-Tt is q.

The FEARFUL DooM.-It is COM
paratively easy to refrain from form
ing habits OF intemperance.; it. is
almost impossible to break away
from them when formed. AT the
Binghampton Inebriate Asylum, 40
persons have been treated the past
two years, of whom 163 have re-
manned cured, 81 relapsed, and 213
have not been heard from. It is the
experience of the Washingtonian
Home, Boston, that only one-third
OF their patients are cured, while
two-thirds are hopelessly lost.
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Every person. says the author,
Southey, "has two immediate pa
rents, four ancestors in the second
degree, eight in the third, and so the
pedigree ascends, doubling at every
step, till in the twentieth generation
he hasno fewer than ], ,O3O, 500 grand
fathers and grandmothers,n
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THE BEST SUGAR MILL

THE BEST SUGAR MILL
Iemarket can now be bought of
- B. y. WEST,
119 to l29 Magazine street, New Orleans, La,
Who is sole agent for New Orleans for
THE CELEBRATED
AMERICAN CANE MACHINERY,
MANUFACTURED BY
GEO L. saUIER g. BRO, BUFFALO, N. Y,
CONSISTING OF
Fifteen Sizes Of Cane Mills, EyapO-
rators. Horse Powers,
Also the celebrated
KING OF THE SOUTH"
Solid French Burr Stone Plantation Corn Mill.
|. Read .he following testimonials of well
known planters who have used these splendid
SUGAR MILLS
PARISH OF IBERIA, La, April 90, 1871.
Messrs. Geo. l.. Squier q Bro,-Gentlemcn:
found the Croncher to be eUen superior TO
rhat you recommended 1t to be, being capable,
with good cane, proper feeding and four
mules, of grinding cane enough in "a hours
for the astonishing amount of ouer three hogs-
heads Of sugar; though most of the time |
only worked it up to from one and half to
two hogsheads, that being the limit of my
evaporating capacity. l would say that I
deem it advisable always to have the capacity
of the mill greater tlan that of the evapo-
rator, so as to insure an abundance of Juice
ahead, whether the cane be dry or juicy,
without extra strain upen the team or the
feeder.
had no breakage of the mill, and do not
beliccc that ii can be broken by any fair usage.
regard its self-adj'lstability, by means of the
rubber springs, as a great Improvement oucr
the ordiaary rigid mills. For mill of its
size, it can hardly be excelled ; and regard
it as pre-emimently the mill for small sugar
farms making from 45 to 60 hogsheads of su-
gar year; and have no doubt that in fu-
ture an active inquiry will spring up for the
"GlANT BABY"
| am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
EUGENE B. OLIVIER.