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The Opelousas courier., 1871-06-10
Du nouveau g. Opelousas,

ny "A. LACOMB annonce au public
1vle que ron trouvera toujours Il son
cafe, pres de Ia Maison de Cour,, les bois-
sons les meilleurs, les iuleps, ponches au
lait &c. les mieux prepares, q la glace,
ainsi que les wins divers, fruits 4 reau-
de-vle, liqueurs fines &c. II q egalement
ttabll une tontaine d'eau de Seltzer i Ia
glace, ct il sollicite de frequentes yisitcs
de la part des amateurs.
Opelousas 10 JUN 1871. soft
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lie Courier des 0pelousas'
Public LIE sAMEpI PAR
L. ONO 8 4 y DOZs
tDNIbITltb<S+,

L'ABONNEMENT scra de trnis riu>treS par
All, puyubIc> ua\uncc.
LES AN IL Sc l,Hirrunt cImnutltr cents zoe
rarrt pour Ia premiere insertion r' >'n-tt'r4
cents lar "Hrr' pour rh'uIu.' Insertion >""', >"
unrntr. HUT h,n> ~ lnu'1,~ r"h>'It'ci'l'' "D
r;irrt.
LES avis pui Srr"nt rn,n>'> r"nr' 'tr" pnniips
srrnnt iIi>'r'- cn tranr> rt ,>t .in@lal> A lhopo
uH II nrN >tll auii, Meet UluuNltl lls,i Htt W.
!r'litrnr l;-' pI"l'> ,l,. !, ,lI>i"rtln''cr'
Les c,ndi1a'> nu> f,yrur~ ruhIi,iu"~ 'r'r"ns
payer inInHr pit>il,> Il ,l\ alIrr Il, Ncultht &C
l;t:!t .ItliInItti.
Les n.cr"u9rS. les lritr,S he rr,rcrr mcnt, les
r''llln's, les communications H'uu -i,I,rr per
s"!'il'i. 'lr Sc p;ilrrnNt tauX dies avs.
LES articles dune nature. rrr>nllnrllr lIuanu
t"nt'I"la lis scrnnt adlnis,Ihlts) re palcI0h'
N4nst tcnte Il. lisuc ct da,aucc.
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IA Coi-K SrrKEME Ell LIZ rArIEH MON.
NAfE.--lc bulletin dc Ncw-l York, excel
lent journal tinancier hebdomadaire que
nous recOmmandonS aux hommes d'atIi
res, content, daus son dcrnicr numeIo .,
larticle suivant:
I La Cour Sulltne Went dc Sc prnnon
Ger sur un nouvcau process Iui Iii ctait
soumis ,rIativement il la l,;yalit' ,lu l,
pier -monnaie. Aux ternlrs ii" son urIct,
la loi autorisant remission du pnpier-
monnaie est constitutionuclle, eiIc sap
ptque nTconfruts siJntS 0r0Rt Ia pr"muI-
CATION de cctte toi, or dur .cont.uts postc-
ricurS.
'Cetto declslOn. que nous ne crai gnOns
pas dappeler malheureusc, est contraire
act'lc qua gcndnc Ia meme CoHr. IAN
nee dernicrt{ on sc lc raprclIe. Ellie ex-
clttra un prdfond regret dams lc pays. -
La decision lt'nduc l'anntc dcrnitrc await
etc approuvtr par les lunlitrcs du bar
rcau; ellie rtpon,lait aux inspirations du
bon sens, qui tait dcvincr IL droit il cclx
qui mont que l'instinct dc &C qui leur pa
TaIt .justc pour les guider dams leurs ap-
precautions juridiqucs: Etats, compa-
snlcs, particulars, s'etaicnt enprcssGs dc
Sc contormcr Il Interpretation de Ia
Cour pour le rtglencnt de leurs contrats.
En- Sc dcJugeant Il un aussi court inter
va lc, lie corps judiciairc Jcttr Ii peltur-
bal ion dams les intGrtts. Ellie Il intro
duit une nouvelle confusion dams l'intcr-
probation dcs engagements, ct porte at
teinte au principe de la justice ct de la
securlte des contrats, non settlement
dams not-c milieu meme; mais parmi les
notnbreux crtancicrs du pays il rttran-
ger. &c quill y Il dc plus malhcurcux
dams tout celia, c'cstIue laprcSsc est pres
que unanImc IL snpposcr que des conside-
rauons tout a-tait Ctlangtrcs aux ques-
tIons de droit ont amcne ce singulicr ar
ret DE puissantcs corporations, dit Ia
Trlb lbune, investies dune grandc inhuen-
ce politique ct tinanciere, ont un immen-
Sc inttrtt dams Ii question, ct dams pres
que tous les cas-, il prcsentc decision lcur
est favorable, tandis qu'elle est gtnerale-
ment prGjudiciablc aux interGts indivi-
duels. Cest ID I'm fait qui ne prGjuge
pas Ia justice dc Ia decision, ct qui ma
mChcrait aucunc reclamation, ST In lGga-
lite ttait lors de doutc Mais quand on
collsidcre le caracterc positif du premier
il est ltficilc dc croirc que ro-
plnion publique puisse acquiesccr vo-
lontiers au second
D'ailleurs cette decision, en- admet-
tan qu'elIe soft conforme 4 la lettre du
code. est cOntraire au sens commun. On
n'oubliera pas non plus que In premiere
decision ne tut rendue qu'apres une etu-
de approfondie, ce Qui nest pas le cas-
puisque les debats ont etc
commences ct termi;lGs mardi.
D'autres journaux dissent carrGment
que les deux JUICES Bradley ct Strong,
qui ont fait changer lajurisprudence au
grand avantage dcs plus puissantes COM
pagnles dc chemins de fer du pays, E.
talent eux-mGmes interesses dams ces en-
au moment de leur nomination.
- iJusqu'ici, Ia Conr Supreme dcs Etats-
Unis await etc lie seul corps public qui
net fit jamais etc accuse de corruption
Decidement, la moralitG du pays nest
pas Ell progres!"
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Gsuand on traverse une Gpoquc dc NAL
heurs ct qn'on Sc trouve aux prises dc
ladversite, il ne taut nj Sc berccr d'ilu-
sions nj s'tpouvanter outre mcsnre. II
faut fractionner les difficulties pour les
surmonte:r une a une, faire appel aux for
ces morales autant qu'aux forces physi-
ques, ct surtout ne pas douter du success
final II est rare que celui qui s'aide bien
lui~mtmc ne tronve pas daide autour de
luis ct les resources dc la fol ct de l'union
sOnt immenses.
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a Vendre.

10n a'rrn,> i" trr!e s;,ue> a ; miles u
fOO IOu-St d'Npenusas. Plus
200 arprnS de- trrrr j"ignant le moroccan ci
.le>s,Is Ce> d"ux trrr.- >ont paraitrln''nt ,dap-
tees la culture, DE- la caLIl, sucre 1t uu cotton
Au>S
ONE TERRAINS 81. inignant. situeS ,lans
les imitrs du vlllag" st. Charles, Grand Cottau.
- Pour les conditions, qui s'ront avantag,ses
anx acquereurs, S'alrrs>.r a NM. J. & A. Per
rodin Optlousas. i aout -" If
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A vendre a l'amiable.

lS SAA arpcnts de trrre cxcrllrnte
OVO pour In culture dc la canuc
It du cotton, >itusr sur la rive raucle lu
Bayou Boulhcux, Il environ 3 miles du
Grand Cutr;iu.
Ctttc tcrrc >,.ra vcnduc en- I'm Scll lot
on par morrr,uN Il L. 2m arrrntS. au choiX
Dies acuucrcurS, avcc DIN boiS sutti>;lnt
pour l'u>avc dune llahitation
Pour les conditions ct autrt> particu-
lartc> s'atlrrsscr pres DIES lcnx il
II. CIlRETIEN.
st. L2n,!ly 81; Nov l-1n. II
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-AVT. g.

d y >''I''' lonr i'cNr;rirr ln tlrot,
- u'i' tA!>IAIi rl-d'Nanr rnirc Nr>srs.
No"lt a M"i@ln. Hl AIT rtt ,ii>>nntc l'nu
commune accord. lr % Mars l~1I "
john j. M"i:;an >'c>t c;a|,i dams L. In.
it"" dr'nl"1rmcnt orcupt par le .Jn,e
Porter, pres de la Mai>on lie Cour. Upr.
l"'l>A>. "l, il r"n,inucra l'txrrcice DE sa
dav"cat. II cSptle au'une
Pr"nptt attention lux atfairts 0a iui St..
Iont contiees lui mtritcra une rartie de
encouragement de- Sc> anIi> ct din public.
JOHN !. MORGAN.
tpclnnSas Ter AvIil Isl. :hn
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Un gentleman de lIndiana sauve les
trals dun divorce ct ameliore sa condition
en- brocantant So femme pour un vieux fu-
sill et un boisseau de feves.
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g4a crosse cloche de Notre Dame, (Mon.
treal, Canada) est la plus crosse du monde,
lexccption dune seuIe. Ellie pese dix
mile cnq cents livrcs, ct SC fait eutendrc
a quarante miles Ia rondc.
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Clinton B. Andrus.

En'""7""e Ma" Ct Landry, Opelousns
H/lE\T dc rrc,vnir IN grand :,xxor,;
mtnt dc gr"rtlir, provisions dina.
hltatl"n, pnintnillclir. t;t,,urc. wins i.
rnt"I>, r!cA'r>. 1nl';lc>. pipes, lamp,>
fruits nI'rau-A,- vie. &c. r. ton, auy n,ir
" : =, iH"';'i'~ l''u' 'u compliant.
:, ','r1ll.,r l-1r. G!n
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AV is.

socitte de Moore Il Morgan, pour le1er'
IL 4 cice dn dr"t. ayant etc Iis,out, dun com.
mun-accord r. 81 Mars lttnirr. lie sousslgns
c"ntlnnrra IA dcvnuer tou,c son attention aux
attalf"s de la >ocicte ans Gu a crllrs qul pour
r"rt ';urt4avant lui tilr r"nt;t>. Son buIesh
est Is' meme que cr,ui orrIpt rf,rmmrnt par IA
s"riftc >ll>,l.tr. JOSEPH NJ MOORE.
OprlousaS % Aylii III. SIN
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Nine. J. Martin.

a hFFRE reSpcct1ruScmcnt ses scryi
~ ccs an public CONNIE blanchisseuse
en tin ct matelaSsitre. Ellie osc assurer
bne. son ouvrayr srla touourS parfait ct
scs prix moutIt>
S'adresscr chez ellie. viS-a Wis l'anciel
Hotel de fCnion, rue Main.
OpclouSas Is mars ISL. 3m
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Joseph NJ. Moore,

AEOCAT il CnI>CONSClHE,
LAERCERA sa profession dams toutes les
~ Cours du llutirlnr District Ju,liclare-
Son burron est le meme. occupe ci-derant pa'
Swayze, X Moore. It plus recrmm"nt par Moore
q Morgan, rne B,lirvn", OprlvnsaS. Lne
OpelousaS - avrll ISL.
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A.EsA1zEY a T.. ID. H:STlLETTE,

L>AERCERONT lrur PROFESSION d'Avocas-
~ dams les C"nrs drs PaloiSSrs St Landry,
Lafayette. trrmlllnn. CalcaSitu. ST. Martin, lbe'
rl", Ste. Marie ct Avoy.lrs.
Bnr"an a npelrusas, Ln-. Is a"nt lS7o.
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II v q il Columbus, en- Georgle, une ma
chine a faire de la gace, qui Went dAlle-
nagnc ct qui fait 1000 livres dc glacc par
heure.
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remboursc en- or. Que pour Sc metre en-
gardc contre une trop grande a1gmenta-
'ion, les grccnbacks devraient etre con-
vcrtls en- bonds trois pour cent, I'option
des porteurs des bIIIets. ct que les dts
bonds solent racIetables en- nrccnbacks sur
denlande; que la yeritabIe maniert dc ra-
mener les placements en- e>peces, c'est de
rem re les droits de douane payablcs en-
, monnae courantc ltgaIc. papier on or
qu'un tel systemic aurait pour ctfet d'assu-
rer runiformlte de Ia circulation, d'arrt-
ter e jen sur For ct d'clcvcr par suite Ic
cred It du gouvcrncment.
'l3o-(ln avcc lc mot d'ordrc de 'for-
me, nous nous adreS>ors, pleins de conf
ance, au pays; que nous pensons que lie
sra nd corps du pe'ipIc AMERICAN n a qn'un
seu ct meme lnlertt; que. sans avolr e.
gnra aux associations poIitlques, il est to,
enter I'ami dun gouvernement ibre; quill
est Ggalement honnGte. brave ct patriotic.
! freres, nos concitoyens, ct Ieur dcmandons
de nous alder obtcnir lc rctressemcnt
des abus graves qui nuIsent a tous ct les
opPr'mcnt, l'exceptIon dcs maItailcurs
ct dcS oHprcS>curs euX-menes.
l+o-Slr les questions locales d Fiat,
/! est re>olu que nous sommts en- favour
d unc convocallon de convention. alnSi
gu en- dispose Particle l6, section |, de Ia
Constitution Fiat
-~~--------- ~-~-------~--.
MOVEMENT CoNTHE IA TAxE.-Nous
apprenons qu'un grand nomhlc dc gros
contribuahlcs font circuler dams LII Vile
uDc convention par lafuellc lis s'enga-
gent Il >'aS>oclrr ensemble pour rCsister.
par vole jndiciailr, il Ii collection de
toutc take illtgalc. Cettc convention Sc
ra bientot accompayntc de milliers dc
signatures, ear lc dcvoir dc tout bon ci-
toNcn est de cooptrtr dams toutts les
measures qui auront pour but de METRE a
nt;lnt les plojets dc Conway TT de scs
PARCELS.
Nous croy"ns quo lt movement ira
lolh, car 'lcpuis quill est question dc de
manlcr au prupIe 4ui ne pos>i'de pas ct
quI, par consequent, he contribute en- ricn
aux charges publiqucs. une take on plu-
>lerr> taxes adlitionnrllcS cnlevant aux
proprittaileS plus dc r'.vcnu qu'ils men
ont prlc'l>. nous. aN"n>, vi p;,rt"ut 5" ma
nift>;rr un irritation tues vivr. ct lu'l>
croN"I> Ilir. l:n'r r,:tr tu>. il ny
IU'iirr EcIl:,'t ,i.:n> ii wife. rci.r &C. com
bAl1'r, I'ir t"u> les lu",tns !t-AuIN tru-
ties les "dlrll>t> crm\,nai> sons 1i~cnlS !,
Ialde de>4uelles dr> millirrS dc families
se,nient ruintcS. 81 ccs comhuaisons Sc
rcallSalcnt. .---i -iOtHe.
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MACHINES a coudrr, de Singer, avec Ies
w authorizations rec"ntrS, a vtudre aux pf'A
de manufacture, ct constanment rn lna1ns ch''
BLOCH Il Dl'PRE.
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j. L. COllret
a. CoUTTN

NARtHANn COMMl>SIONNAIREr, r,o
AvA poT'At-nr d. wins. raax dr.Yje. Gouen,s
DC. No. 81. rue d.s Mars>n.<. ''''
Is ayl;!.-G,n NILE Op1r.r,
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Young Trees in Hot Weather.

July and August are usually trying
months for young trees. Those thas
were set this spring, and have appeared
to be doing we'll thus far, may succumb
to the long continued heat aud drouth of
midsummer. 1t is safest to malch all
young trees, but where this has not been
done, all those that show signs of suffer-
ing should be attended to at once A
timely mulching may save the tree. 1t
makes but little difference, what material
is used so the soil around the tree is
prevented from losing its moisture by
evaporation. Stones, if most convenient,
will answer as well as anything. If the
tree has an exposed trunk, it should be
protected from the intense heat. A couple
of boards tackled together like trough,
and set up against the trunk will furnish
the required Shade, or the trunk may be
bound with hay rope or be loosely
strawed up as for winter protection.
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Pasturing Hogs in Summer.

A correspondent of the Country Cen
tleman, writing from Hamilton county,
Ohio, says, the system of all good hog
raisers in that region is to pasture hogs
on clover during the summer. He pre-
sents, as the advantage of this plan, the
statement that an acre of ground in clover,
will pasture five hogs four months, and
that it will take the corn from half an
acre to feed them at the same time. The
cultivation of the corn he counts equal
to the rent of the other half acre. lie
further claims that hogs pastured on
clover are In far better condition than if
ted on corn, as they are larger framed,
Healthier, and eat better and also states
that the land is enriched by the clover
pasturing.
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Lancaster, Pa, Aug. 29th, 1871.
Butterfly, Butterfly, Where Are You Co.
inp2

Hartford, Conn, has been favored with
fight Of the most beautiful butterflies
passing overhead in southwesterly d.
rection for the better part of three days.
Beginning on Saturday, the 10th ult.,
the novel migration continued throughout
Sunday, and only came to an end on the
afternoon of Monday, the 2lst., at which
time the insect fight assumed portentous
proportions, as if heavy rearguard were
bringing up the column. The insects are
described as flying at all heights, from
three to five hundred feet in the air Cat
which height we must be pardoned some
scepticism), and are represented as about
four inches across the wings, from tip to
tip, and of "a rich cinnamon color, deeply
veined with black bars and lines in various
patterns, and a broad dark border, pret-
tily marked by triple row of white spots,
as finely and evenly placed as the most
fastidious critic could wish" If the won-
derful story be true, (though the seeing
four-inch butterfly FIVE hundred feet up
in the air is pretty tough), the sight of
so many pretty futterers must have been
charming indeed.
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NO. q.
To the Editors of Pennsylvania:

Gentlemen Having read the selec-
tions from sixteen papers published in the
STATE JOURNAL of August Goth, con-
demning the policy in regard to the tenn
perance ticket Of August 9, | am satisfied
the character Of this movement is not
understood. Without intending it, some
of you are doing great wrong to the
main body of temperance men You
speak of it as an action for which the
temperance cause is responsible, and as if
1T had some official character 1t is only
a movement by very few dissatisfied men
who have separated themselves from the
main body and in the language of their
address of August 20, formed party,
adopted platform, and nominated candi-
dates"
This movement had its origin with the
present editor of the official organ of the
Good Templars, who was joined by few
men of good character, he having made
them believe that the cause had been
'sold out" by the President of the May
Convention, and thus induced them to
unite with him in call for the August
meeting. On the Both of June, the State
Central Committee was appointed, aud
the leaders of this August movement ac-
cepted positions in that committee, and
met with it July IL. Having accepted
this position under the authority of the
May Convention, the August Convention
should have been abandoned, as the rea-
sons assigned for it no longer existed
But these men met, and in spite of all
efforts to prevent it, placed in nomination
State ticket. To justify their action,
they then said eve are acting as in
dividuals, without official authority"
Now they claim official character, and say
they "have formed party, &c"
From these facts it will be seen this
action is nothing less than rebellion
against the authority Of the May Conven-
ton, of which these men still claim to be
part. Temperance, as body, therefore
are in no way responsible for this ticket
Already several District Conventions in
various parts of the State have repudiated
this action, the State Central Committee
are preparing to do so, and other organiza-
tions will follow. Let this faction be
treated hereafter so as not to involve any
man who is true to his principles and
faithful to his pledges.
p. CooMBE.
Lancaster, Pa, Aug. 29th, 1871.
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Court Proclamation.

Whereas, the Hon. SAMUEL S. DREHER.
President Judge ofthe 22d Judicial District of
Pennsylvania, composed of the counties of
Wayne, Pike, Monroe and Carbon, and The
odore Schoch and John De Young, Esqr's
Associate Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of the County of Monroe, and by vir-
tue of their Offices, Justices of the Court of
oyer and Terminer and General Jail delive-
ry and Court Of General Quarter Sessions in
and for the said County of Monroe, have is
sued their precept to me commanding that
a Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
Common Pleas, and Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery and Or
phan's Court, for the said County of Monroe,
to be holden at Stroudsburg, on
MONDAY, the 25th day of September,
1871, to continue one week, if necessary.
NOTICE
Is hereby given to the Cononer, the Justices
of the Peace, and Constabes ofthe said coun.
~ of Monroe, that they be then and there
ready with their rolls, recordH inquisitioDs,
examinations and other remembrances to do
those things which their offices are appertai-
ming, and also that those who are bound by
recognizances to prosecute and give evidence
against the prisoners that are or shall be in
the jail Of the said county of Monroe, or a.
gainst persons who stand charged with the
of offences to be then and there
to prosecute or testify as shall be just.
(God save the Commonwealth
PETER MERWINE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Stroudsburg,)
Aug. 81, 1871.
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The National Store.

Also fine lot of Silk, Fur Gossimer and
Wool Hats of the latest styles. A splended lot
of brown and white STRAW HATS A fine
lot of silk cassimer and cloth caps of the
latest styles.
A large lot of Ladies and Gents furnish
ing goods, comprising Hosiery and Gloves
for both Ladies and Gents Overalls and
Shirts A lot of White plaid and Striped
Shirts of the Monitor, Manhattan and Cen
trail Park Manufacture. Handkerchief,
lace collars, linen collars and cuffs, needle
worked six thousand of the latest styles of
paper and cloth-faced collars on hand, the
Marquis of Loran, Galaxy, Roman and Cra-
vot collars, Prize collars-new style, are the
latest out, all of which can be obtained at
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Found out why people go to McCarty's to
get their furniture, because he buys it at the
Ware Rooms of Lee & Co. and sells it at
an advance of only taoenty-tno and hoo-
ninth per cent. Or in other words, Rocking
Chairs that he buys of Lee & co. Through
the runners he don have) for 81, 80 he sells
for So, so. Pays hin, to bug some good Fiu-
niture LEE & co.
Stroudsburg, Aug. Is, lS70.-tf.
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To ten years milch COWS in Vermont
have increased ten per cent. The butter
produce has increased to millions and
cheese has declined three million pounds.
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at short notice. Their stock of material be-
ing the best the City affords, none but the
purest and best malt liquors will be permit
ted to leave their establishment. They re-
specially solicit the patronage of the pub
ltc.
JOHN BURT,
JACOB +. HERZOG.
East Stroudsburg, Pa. Dec. l, 1870.
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Genuine Youatt's Condition Powder
NEW FIRM.

nership, under the firm name of Burt & Her
zog, for the purpose of carrying on the Brew
ing business, at East Stroudsburg, Pa,
would respectfully inform the public that
they will be able, all times, to furnish to or
der, pure article of
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A Brooklyn mother advised her daugh-
ter to oil her hair, and tainted fat away
when that candid damsel replied, "Oh.
NO, ma 1t spoi!s the gentlemen vests !"
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THE NATIONAL STORE.

An endless variety of Gents cravats from
10 cents to Sl.25 Splendid lot of sleeve
IS cents to Sl.00.
A very nice lot of Dress goods, such as
alapacas, peccails, lusters, travelling goods,
&c. Prints of the best, only III cents, mus
lins l04 sheeting and ticking
Particular attention paid to custom work.
The latest styles you can select from large
lot of samples. Anything you desire we war
rant a good fit. Call and see the samples
before purchasing elsewhere.
n. RUSTER, Proprietor of
THE NATIONAL STORE,
MAIN ST., StrOudsburg, Pa.
may Aft.
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DR.. j. L A N T z,
Suroeon and Mechanical Dentist,

sill has his office Main Street, in the second
-, nj DR. S Walton's brick building, nearly oppo-
,e the StroudShurg House, and he iatters himself
tsst by eighteen years constant practice and the most
,roost and careful attention to all matters pertaining
80 his profession that he Is fully able to perform all
.ons in the dental line III the most careful, taste
nj and sSililul manner
snrcia attention given to saving the Natural Teeth
Lee to the insertion of Artificial Teeth on Rubber,
odd Silver or Continuous Gums, and perfect fits In
All cases insured.
Most persons know the great folly and danger of en-
,tfsrius their work to the inexperienced to those
I,,inp n A distance. April l3, lS1I.-ly
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The latest novelty in New Hampshire
is an insane horse at Ashland.
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. .ELLERSVILLE HOTEL.
PLA STERi

Fresh ground Nova Scotia PLASTER,
at Stokes Mills. HEMLOCK BOARDS,
FENCING, SHINGLES, LATH, PA
LING. and POSTS. cheap.
FLOUR and FEED constantly on hand.
Viii exchange Lumber and Plaster for
Grain or pay the highest market price.
BLACKSMITH SHOP just opened by
{. Stone, an experienced workman.
Public trade solicited
n. S. WYCKOFF.
Stokes Mills, Pa, April 20, 1871.
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Indiana has one hundred aud fourteen
breweiies
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VOL. 20.
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERMS Two dollars year in advance-and if not
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