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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-05-13
N. NJ. ICAUID & CRElSSEv.
A DOVALDSONVILLE.
Joseph Fcrricr, directeur,

NM. J. lCARD & T.. CREISSEN aver.
tisseni messieurs les habiran,s dc ce,,e NJ,
ro'sse ct des paroisses voisines quilts viernent
douvrlr un a'elier a DonaldsonvilIe, ct qu'ils
eSecn'eron' dams lie plus BRET delai lou, ordre
qn' leur sera contie concernan, lie mecanisme
lis enireprennent e, execurent ton, travail
concernanl mon,urc a neuf, repara,ion de
sncFerles, mouths de tous genres, desseche.
r'es' machines en- acier on en- cuiyre. armu.
rer'e' chatronage, carrosserie, etc..
80 Av. II.
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SALINE ELLIE D'AyER
Pour In rurifiCuli0sn duu Sung.

"a ItVutAtOU " kutF'SouS
qu'il a optre-s ct don't qmel-
qnes unes sont merveilIenses.
- II n triomphs deS scrofules
les plus opiniatr.s, alors que
yErVAT~ lie .y.teme pafaissait entiere.
~ ment cosromru.
L~ poison scrotuIenx est
- y m des ennemis les plus des-
mine solvent IL. constitution sans t,re w nj sent.
sars meme qn'on en- soupconne la presence; il invite
les malsd,cs tnervantes ct fa.ale., il semble iaire
naitre liniection dams tout le corps, e, ~lor.qu'une
occasion favorable ne prt-en'e, II se deve'orre dams
"a formc hideuse. sur Ia surface on dams les parties
whales. Dams ce desnie1 cas-, un dtp6. de tube rcules
r cut avoir lieu snbitement dams les pounons gu dams
lie tnur, des tumeurs peuven, se former dams le ipie
on bien dos %drur,ions sc font sur la rcau, on bien
encore dcs ulctrations on, lieu sur une des parties
dn corps. II es, done ut,le de prendfs une bou,eile
de Snlsspartellc, meme en- i',bsence de symphonies
actifs. Les personnes qui souHrent des maladies sui.
vantes sont, gtntraement, %son|agG-s de suite ct, Il
la tongue, queries par la sniss parciilc -Ery.sreies,
Dnrtres, Tcix"c, Yer solitaire, Mana d'y-"x.
Mn"s d'orsillrs. ct antres ~Gruptions on form.s vi
.ibIes de scrofnle.; Ia M.pepsic, riisdrop'.'c, les
Mai"dics tic c""r. les Crises. lEpilcrsic, la
Ses'H'S'c ct les diiTtrentes affections "lctreuse--
dn ,~ys,tme mnsculenx ct du s~y.,e,ne nerveux.
La syphilis on maIndics vent.ic""cs GU sncr-
c"r'e''e" c'dent a la Salsepare.le, bien gu ellie, re-
sistens longtemps a tou. les autres remedies. II en-
es. de meme des FLEuRs nLANcuEs, DIS ULckRA-
TONS DE LuTFRrs ct dcs MALAplEs DE FEMMrs.
Les KHuMATlsMEs ct Ia GorTTE, l~'orsqn'is pro
vienneni lie faccnmnla,ion de ma,ieres t.rangeres
dams lie sang, calen, bicn'o. a t'etI.. de ce li9uldc.
la meme rmarque %s'apphGne a la MALAplE nr
FolE, TATo>lE, Ia CoSGEsrIoS on EXPERIMENTATION
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Estimate Of Expenses Of the Parish
of ST. James for the var ending
December 3lst. 1871, published
In nccordnnc with LAY w, by
order Of the Police Jury.

One tenth on Court. House bonds and the
interest on said bonds as pr. Act Of the
Legislature Of 1850 800. ......... $5,4OO
Vacherie Road, authorized by Police Jury
Of 1869. and ratified by an act of Legislature
No. 40 Of 1870 said Tax assessed by Reso.
luton Of Police Jury of $780,. ......... 1900
Free Schools. tone milD as pr. Act No. S
Of Legislature Of S7l........... i. BIOS.
For Salaries Of oil Parish officers, includ-
ing the fees Of Coroner, Constable, Justices
Of the Peace, Jailor, Dist. Attorney pro tenn,
Dist. Clerk, Ferries. and Sheriff in criminal
matters, Grand and Petit Jurors, Printing,
Keeper Of Court House, Feeding Of Prison
ers, Assessor of Tableaux Of Taxes, listing
Of Taxes, Recorder for extending Tax roll,
Parish Physician, Syn!ics, Road overseer.
Pound Keeper, Deductions to Tax Colec.
tor, Deductions to Parish Treasurer, Pay Of
Police jury, Secretary Of Police Jury, and
for the contingent expenses of the PARISH. $40 99o.
$2l 800.
Oscar F. HUNSAKER, Louis DUGAS.
Pres. Police Jury. Sectry. Police jury.
May 3Iils7l.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
Board Of School Directors.
1arish Of 1t. James.
Court House, PARISH OF ST. JAMES,, }
May 4th, 1871.

CouRT HOUSE, PARISH OF ST. JAMES,,
May 4th, 1871.
The Board met at the Court Hou So pursu.
ant to adjournment. at four az o'clock P. NJ.
on Thuesday, May 4,h, 1871.
Members present.. w. Hunsaker, Presid.
en'; Henry Riley, Adam Travis, Samuel
Cook and N. 8. Landry.
On motion of Mr.. Landry, Mr.. Adam
Travis was selected as Secretary pro tenn.
Mr.. Landry introduced The following rcso.
luton which was adopted:
WHEREAS, The member holding the Office
OF Treasurer has failed 10 comply with the
resolution adopted al last regular meeting Of
this board, held May and, 1871, and has not
furnished additional bonds as required by said
resolution,
Therefore, Resolved, that this Board do
now proceed 10 The election of a Treasurer.
Mr. Landry moved that tho Board proceed
10 The nomination Of a Treasurer, with wa,
unanimously agreed 10.
Mr.. Landry nominated Mr.. P. G. Smith,
which nomination was duly seconded by
Henry Riley.
Upon u vote being taken, NJ. P. G. Smith
was declared duly elected as Treasurer.
Mr.. Landry moved that the member elect.
81 Treasurer, shall have ten days time from
date IN which TO furnish his bonds, which was
adopted.
MI. Landry then moved, tina, the Secretary
pro tenn be instructed 10 inform Nj. Smith Of
his election as Treasurer, which was adopted.
Upo" motion Of Mr.. Landry, i. wa. ordered
That The proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the LounlAxAIs and the 81. |
James Genfinel.
Upon motion Of MI. Landry. the Board
until twelve (l2) o'clock on Mon.
day, The fifteenth day Of May, 1871.
J. W. HUNsAKER,
President.
ADAM TRAv,s, Secretary.
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COURSE or STUDIES
TERMS OF TUITION

FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
Commercial Course. sr,,
Classical Course, ISo ~, $1,000"
BOARD AND TUITION
Payable Qnar'etly in advance, per annun. $500 IN s i9o
German, Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing, &c.
form extra charges w.t.
noos and Stationery are supplied by the School a.
current prices.
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R 0 B STORE.
Pres tic EEglise 81. Michel,
st-Jacques.


Grand ct macni6que assortment, de mar
chdndiSes sechss!
M~archanlises d'c'e 'ponr . danes e, pour
messienrs.
Gra'ds variele d'inliennes, de co'ons, de
dentel'es, de percales, de mousseIines, Dc lai.
mes, de ,oiles, de hinges de- table, etc, etc,
Ctan~snres ronr danes, pour messieu,s G,
pour enfam,s.
MERCERIE EFT BONNETERIE.
Quinceillelie.
Ferblantelie.
Groceries ct rroduits de l'OuesI.
WINS des premicrs eros.
Liqneurs de premiere quali,e.
u Nine Joachim Rome a non seplemen,
fen'uvele son ma.asin, en- le deplacan,; mais
encore ellie Ell a fai, IN dos premicrs e, DIES
mienx assorlis qn'on pnisse ,ronver a la cam.
payne. Ricn Ny manque, ct tout, y es, scion
le go0t ct Ia mode.
VeI,e a DIES pix moltres.
Gy- A vcndrc au magasin de Nine. Joa.
chm Rome la machine a coudre de- SINGER.
au prix lie la Nouve!le, Orleans. & IS 90.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-05-13
LETTERS

Boarding Students. whose f,r,;r.. ,..n
San'ho OF or.-ans, are required to write letter. rvs,v
nnatn,aay. The correspondence between Parent. ,aa
Pupils is not subiec, to Inspection. e"' ON"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-05-13
ECOlcs f'nroi>sialc.
1sc0lc prcparnlOirc an College.

En- tondan, il y a plus dun an I'ins,i,u,ion
St'Jacqnes, lie Direc,eur de ce,le ecoIe s'es,
propose I'M double but:
Ia. Donner nnc instruction suffisante aux
en'antS de la paroisse que les parents ne YOU.
draicns pas envoycr an College.
20 P'eparer ponr lie college les Jeunes
enIants qnl doIveu, faire les tludcs plus com.
ple,es.
L'*pfrience q fpronvs que les grands eta.
eiisse'netls ne soni reellemen, profrables
qnau% eIeves qui sly presenter, sachan, ticn
l''e 81 Genre. 81 posseLau, an moins les pre-.
m'crs elements des langues. LInuintion 81
Jacques relevant IN nombre limi'a de pension.
mares sera' plus a..meme de donner DIES soins
%spec'anx aux eIeves qni commencem.
D'nx professenrs attaches aTe,ablissemen,
y enseiSnenl especlivemen, lenr Ialcne
rationale langials Ell lie ffancaiS.'e, les bran.
ches ordinances d'e,udes, y compris la ,enue
DIES iivres.
l''s Iecons de mnsiqne yocale son, donnees
graluIlemeni 4 tons les eleyes
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EXAMINATIONS

fi'vate examinations conducted by the Director and
ms Assistants are held monthly. The Annu,i pohl,c
e. , nn'Sa.'on will take place during he cIo.ins week
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VISITS.

Parents are entrea,ed to make ,b.;, x;.,,. .. c
oays, before . A. N. or after 5 ?, NJ in o,ie, 10 AVOID
az interference with the advancement, OF S,ud.n,s and
the discipline Of the School, y { anu
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-05-13
MONTHLY REPORTS

monthly reports are sent Il. Parents or Gu.,i;,n.
s'avns me conduct, progress, rank in class and al
tendance Of pupils. ""o a.
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Conditions:

Erle' acknowledgements. par mos S. 90
Pensionnai,es-Enseicnc.
men', pension, blanchis.
sage, 'ournilnrcs dc bu.
rean, livres sans extra
oaucu"e softe...:... -. par mois $50.
four plus amples renseignemen,s, s'adres-
ser a Table Vignone,, Gabrielle p. o.. ST.
Jacques. 10 Der 70
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-05-13

La Pompe 1%oriatire de j. lcAEp, autrement
nominee pomps d'hnbHaiion, dun prix relui, ct
pen co0ieux, set i transvaser les mclasses ct
liquidcs, a nettoyer les sncrerics, i e,eindre lie
fen, 4 arroser les jardins, etc.
II sutfi, lie deux hommes ponr Ia
CT hi bonner toute sa pnissance.
Pas une %sucrerie Ell unc residence ne
doiven, manquer dc ce',e pompe. 2adc.la.
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Philippe Paille
Mfc0nicien
Forgeron ct Charron.

Went d'6'ablir une FORGE ct nm atelier
de CLARION sur phabi,a,ion Philemon
G"'dry q Gle, pres de rEslise st.Jacques,
M. +. Paille r6pare les machines, voi,ures,
etc, 'ebat les charrucs, ct Sc charge de ,ous
les travanx concernant sa specialize lie for.
geron, charron ct m6canicien, FIR. avn
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QUIET

besides the articles Of clothing necessary 70, neat.
w,,h 3 sn ,au aI"'S'., each s'"d:n, .honld b. provided
tahlr KNIFE TIN basin and foo, Tub. i ni.h, han
= mattress ai" . IT, 3 IT. ! double WOODEN blanket. / pillow.
. p''o~ cas.., 3 pairs sheets. | mo.aui,o b.,. Ev.,,.
a1"r, cue should be marked with the name Of the own.,
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Professors of the Collegiate D.,.r~,

~ the Collegiate Dspartms. ,
- /" ,nS, n,RNS Professor of the Enpli., Glass.
= Professor of n. F,sneh Ga ia =
~ e. Professor Of the Latin and t;rrsI
A '. ROMAN, P,o6r..o, of H.. Mathematical,
Glass. " 'e MathemAticAl
a;G. If'na'y and intermediate Departments ara
o1n9ensy trained hy Professors Of long eroe,irnc. and
acknowledged merit. ""k eAPe"e"e< s"o
, =" INCARNATION may be obtained by addressing
Locked Boz. e" '"''"s" 'e 4. y.
A. ". ROMAN. Director.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-05-13

Magasin St-Michel.
1. DlNlRi
A@La3Ey~e
PrOduits de l'Ouest.
Groceries de toutes sortes.
Farine,
Jamlons,
Crnissc,
Bacon,
Viii key,
MATS, Avoinc, etc., etc,
u un dray porte Il domici'e,' dams une
c'rconsc1lP'lon de tIois miles, lies msrchan.
discs ct p'odui,s acl,e,es an Magasin Sr-Mf.
CHEL.
Eft ces %proaui's Sc. veuden, an. prix de la
NouvelIe Orleans.
PharlnaCic dc premier Ordrc.
Medicines FRANCHISES,
Medicines americaincs,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Produits chimiqucs,
HuiIes. Goudron,
Etc, etc, etc.
u Ordonnanccs de mtdecins rempIics avec
soln, ponclnaiite, ct i tou,e heurc.
I'm pha'macien est a,,ache a re,ab isse.
P~arfulmerie.
Savons,
Essences,
Huiles,
Poudres dentifrices,
Etc, etc, etc.
SODA, Glaze.
Soda water,
Liqucurs,
Cognac pour maladcs,
Cognac pour bien portants,
B;erc,
Cidrc,
olropS, Anlsctte, etc etc, etc..
Tile Masasin ST-MlCHEi, pres de rE.
elise dn meme nom, es, Fun des mieux orca.
Uses Ell des plus comple.s de la cote.
SEES prix sont moderes.
Fl rien de ce qui peu, %nourrir, desal,erer,
'arfumer, gnerir on r%ajeunir, ny manoue,
LIE Stock es, compile, e, nouveau.
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FORGE SAlNT.JOSEPH.
HabiiatIon Amant Isou vgcois,
81 Jacques, Rire gaucAe.

NJ. L.. Eionnrd Pocht, mecanicien ct for
geron, avertil les habi'anls de Ia paroi>se, quill
Went d"nvrir son %a,clier sur l'habila,ion de
NJ Aman, Bourgeois.
u Sc rendra a l'appel dos habilan,s pour
reparat'on de machines, bouilIoires, etc.
Les 'ravanx de forge seron, promp,rment ct
executes. 4 JUN 10
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Acndia Store
v. {. N. ANDERSON

Y. {. N. ANDERSON
Habila,ion MIRE, s~r.JAcquEs, rive droi,e.
GROCERIES,
MARCHANDISES SECHES.
QUINCAILLERiE.
LILO UE YRS, WINS,
LANNON'S. &C., &c.
Et aussi HARNAIS, SELLES, &c,
CRANES de jardinage.
AUX prix de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans.
An meme magasin:
MEDICINES FEBRlFUGES.,
TM. Anderson, au,orise par le renouvel.
cement de son Stock ct lie rapide ecoulement
de SEES marchandises, veud an rabais.
On trouve chez lni, ct astres bon marche,
des Robes, DIES Chapeaur pour danes e, enfan,s,
des feurs ct des G%arnitures de toutes sortes
6galement des c%haussures faitcs sur
commando, ct pour hommes ct pour danes.
Raccomodage yes de chaussures.
TM. v. f. NJ. ANDERSON a ouver. son
au're masasin,-CANrRELLE SroRE,-sur rha.
b''a'ion Philemon Guidry.
MARTIAL VAUDEVILLE, cordonnier
~ ct bother, pres de l'habita,ion de- NJ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consunption.

Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine, has anything won so widely aud odCCply
upon the confidence OF mankind Us this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through u long
series Of ycArs, and among most Of the races of
men II has risen higher and higher in their Csnia.
ton, as Il has become better known. Its uniform
character and power 10 cure the various affections
C the hung, AID throat h.N made 10 known us re-
liable protector against iicn. While adapted 10
mder forms Of disease and 10 young children, il Is
az the same time the most CigCtIUl remedy that can
be given for incplent consumption, and the dan
geroua anectfuua UI the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden ATTACKS OF Group, Il should
be kept on hand IN every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject 10 colds and coughs, al
should be provided with this antldo,c for them
Although settled Consumption L. thought in.
durable, stii great numbers of cases where The dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
cherry PecfOrGi. so complete IL its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them yield 20 It, When moth
ing else could reach thcm, under the Cherry Pee
toFai they sUbside and disappear,
Singers aud Puddle Speakers Eud great pro-
lection from 70.
Asihn,a is always relieved and onen wholly
cured by it.
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry Prcf0rdi in small and frequent doses.
so generally are us virtues known that We need
not publish the cc3tilcaca OF thtm here ur ito moro
than assure the public that rs gualtics are fully
maintained.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28
8scipe, &e.,


GLAlING Fol. LiNEN.-Add a teaspoon
ful oi SAILS aad ons OF huoly-scraped white
soap TO = pint o. starch,
BEET kiDNEv should be parLoiled +;
cut in small pieces ;acasuuCl highly with
pepper 0nd salt, and fried as the liver.
serve with tomato sauce.
QUICK N NHAFFlLs.-One pint Of butter
milk, one pint %. s.ilyL Ayur. uur egg. one
tablespoonful OF melted hard, large tea
spoonful Ol soda. send them to the table
as fast as baked. They are very good and
Agn- while fresh, BIZ. spoil very sJou if per
m!tLea 10 stand.
DRIED PEAs.-Soak several hours in
water picl, out all defective ones put
them la hot watgr, boil until tender dress
with butter, or boi, with piece of picked
pork drain from the water through A
calender before adding The butter, Salt 70
taste.
10 BN-E a FHE,u BEUr-ToSGUr.-
btrtli. N in y-.y Il..c water, lust enough
o. cover lt, tU1 hours. Tuaa IL up, cover
ir F.ta ,ae yo.a ~. un egg, thru al,t over u
lnltE caaL Of alc hryalefumls, l8y 10 in N
isu, pour ig o. ,uWDltuu ur .nc broth il
.ts to.lDi lns h.asi b-a..Hs vel with but
t..
R-HcDY FCs Cutrlfp UASLe. Take
.ut D.4c- ui b,.isr almonds. p.ll and mash
'..u nta r5-ta with oliug sueet.Hnoud3
'nl t.. j".h Uiuu rlp adl.usa lltllt tMe-
t-l 70. seuz iu, so as d. i1rma tilcl. cream.
t ID" 4ii % laa iup5 Di aii ot etrlnuy. "A
D. Hte Eupled on lhe bands 100 usAi and
ht gloves should bee worn tWr. lhe trtai.
4.tt.
fLGEthu fa Ia cooking y,artaMgs.
Hmh-r thlt solt water should IL H,.l
No E.tl Watf only csu p. Lal, ie,s,l,li.,
fu ui carbonate ipnash maY t added
.HY should plwrYa bs b4,d by tAelu.
yves. Hrd kepi c'ls.ly covered. Iuug
l4a hiila sali Wiih iln y,e,allcs. Fur
IHAinfs only ealer suhie.eni i1c1ok lhem
aHpe 10 nee,atgry Vegetable "a DE ne-
..4m aiee aie prehralle CA li uoei b
b. ,nopt4hly cooked mui .ieE
WAnle aal tsmsn on horsss aud
ltArf sulnsa m4Y ba sir,lIy 81.
.-4el - liudlnf ga liia.l cllih we'll
titariN / ai.A Ne .Y lfpm hIrhoi, ashes.
t ID iA .a Hinifi "a ..s aaJa aHa lheF = N
iaaflr Ash.f. IT ..f lalt la o. y.
..ra H.esl. N.i stI I..al 0H.4fa pauile..
u'i aa'lfol and bee lhs Nosna
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fevsr
Chill Isver, hemittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, ac,
and indeed all tho affections which arise
nom malarioas, marsh, or miaanatio
polsons.
A. ~ name implies 4 does Cure, and dons not
Lh. Containing neither Arsenic, Qulume, Bismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or pos sanous substance
Whatever, y in nowise inlurea any patirnt Ihe
number and importance ofitI CurNa Ia tAe afuH dis
uleff, atu literally bcrond account. and Ne ltlaye
without parallel Boa The history of Ague medicine,
our it,tr ii Ffailn.i hy ihc arkn0w le smculs Na
receive of A.. radiral cures cl,ttcd m obstinate
eases and Whrta other ieneles had uholly hhed,
tnaccllmaied perlons, eilher resilcnt la, OF
travelling through nia 1liliio localities, Mul DO ptO.
tscted by taking The fGtE CikF daily,
Dor lfref Ceas pfaiHfs, arisins n0ri tuFlidliY
ei Ne LIVER u Is ~ excellent ieinrdy .Iunulatlna
thu liver into healthy activity,
for Bilious Disorder and Liver Complainis, Il 10
an excellent rnedy, iladigins many uuly 10
naIkahle rufu, ehrre Hihef nstllrlntf had ililrd,
Prepared by nR. =, q, AffA "A Co, Fractlt 4
and Analytical thenantal Lowell, Mass, 1ad tull
AZ lgnud thu Wolld
PRfcE. 800 PER BorFLE.
MafrhEh ln4u.-lF.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-28
aoricItraI.

The Best Ei,ne for Cutting Crafts.
In several publications we notice that
the cutting Of gratis i'll the fall, or before
the sharp cold of winter Injuries their yi,al-
ity," is highly recommended. Directions
are thus given how they are to be preserved
through the winter. "They may be pack
ed away in boxes of fine damp moss damp
saWdust, OF buried in the earth or sand.''
There Is q great deal more added which we
do not think worth quoting This mode
may be IL very good one, but we have never
tried il, and Just now DO not seem in She
mood tC do SO, We have done most of our
own graf,ng, and have bean successful.
We never cut our CRAFTS before February,
aud If the ground is not frozen stick them
in at the foot of the tree, chen the variety
is known without labelling. If the ground
is frozen they are tied Up, the bunch label
ed and buried under q shed or in a rather
dry place. We have set seventy Of these
gratis (pears) at one time dHd SeUejGy-One Of
them greg. Once on a time We employed Il
proiessed CRATER, who brought his own sci
Ons (plums) and Sc thirty-tWo for us, ercry
one OF ,ciCicb died. The following spring we
thought to try our own hand at it, and set
sixteen (plums) on q tree fifteen years
planted, the gratis cut as usual in Februa-
ry, and eleven Of them grew. This we
we thought was doing pretty we'll with
plums. II the gratis are carefully preserY-
ed and properly set, il makes no difference
whether cut in fall o. spring.
But The most difficult scion to grow is
thai Of the cherry. We have employed eX-
perienced gratters - distrustiug our own
skill--to set cherry scions, and on one &C.
casion not one grew in the lot, some tWen-
ty-fve in number. We have succeeded
ourselves in two out of three but this is
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Miscellaneous.
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The Abrurdity OF Drinklng.

T. hos hacon,o , soyt of nonulnr--3lmost
rot;onoi. Dfoith fbot is nof y"s"ihle Ito be
tr,,lv bo,,rv ,,nlsss ,'o,, a,;rk Among
cartain ,pps ciapssos '"snI tbsv ore by no means
ovoln"iveIy tbo lowost drinE Is the benin
,i,,lr ~ "a - o,.o,.,tbino The Very
ron7o of ucno,. ;a boiI 20 be svronvmous
,n;th o,,;o,,,i,o,,+ o,,i tbo doerer Inc linuor
t," 80 olyoS ;s nr;1ed nnd coveted. Yet
cvor, ,, ', man ybn l. moi = downrioht drunk.
rd' ord l. i,,s, veil nwara NV that the pleasures of
Jrintinr ave bevond a certain uoipt. n
,iarIrr9 ~ . delnsion and n snare. nut it
20 nav 3ne who Las Stood half the niGht at
q bor or eot half ttc nirht in n club.room,
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Nsrttsera Ceufrai Railway.
WINTER ARRhNGEMENT.
ON and aGssr Dec. 4th, 1870, ,rsi.s viii ruI
~ AS tollo.s:

on and slssr Dec. 4th, 1870, ,rsi.s viii run
~ as follo~b:
NORTHWAHp.
Leave Sunbury ct As a. m, arrive at Canon-
daigua sic y. m, Syracuse SIS y. m, Rochss-
ter 40 y. m, Bufito e.45 y. M, Suspension
Bridge $50 p. m, Niagara F-il- Gas p. m.
Leave sunbury at 4.S5 p N. for Ernirs aud
Buffalo via Erie hallway from Elmira.
Leave Sunbury al $40 ?. m. for N.itHSyort.
SOUTHWARK.
Leave sunbvry at 2.Ss q. M, arrive at Harris
berg B. ID IA. M, Baltimore e.l5 u. m, Pn,iad,-
PHI 80 a. m, Washington city Lee y n.
Leave sunbury II II .U5 a. M, arrive .s Har-
risburg LIZ p. IN, Baltimore SIS ?. ~, phia-
de!phia 5.S5 p. M, Washington 1900 y. n.
Leave sudbury, 1920 h. m. SrrSe ~ Harris
burg 100 p. ~, Washington 5.45 ,. N.
Leav. sunbury at 1905 u. m, STRIVE ct harris
burg 2sO i. IN, Washington 100 -. Ii.
Baltimore accommodation leaves SGUbl.ly soc
I. m, arrive nj Harrisburg 7.45 =. m, ~ tHncr,
l2.SO p. IA.
sHANOKIN DIVISION.
EASTWARD.
Leave Sanbury at 40 p. NJ. arrive = Shame
kin 5h5 y. m, Mt. Csrm- g. ~ .. q.
Lea'. tunhury not.ton,) ~ 1I.S0 r.
IN, arrive al shamukin 100 p. M.
ws-IvARp.
Leave Mt. Carmel .t sos u. m, arriv. Of
shsmosin $50 a. m, SuubuIy s.55 =. VI.
Leave Shanosiu (Accommodation,) } ct = sS D.
m, arrive st suLbury 800 y. N.
Express leuytf dli,y--Lr4yiug OK St,n,l.s. rsIg
Sorth only to WilIiHmsport
Al other trains leave daily, eHceIs Sandas-.
A. Il. FlsKE. M. ,. ioISu,
Gtu'l. kup't., Gsu'l Pa1-su'r Ag't
Harrisburg, Pa. B. .I4,,,, y I.