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WNTANHEDsA SITUATION AS TEACH
or by agOaI1g lady who Is wen Qualified
toinstTnet in ans Of the English branches; also
to teach French and music. She has had some
experience as o teacher. and gave entire salts
faction. The most unqHestionable references
given. Apply ut this Office.
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.NOOD NE S!..--...GOOD NEWS!:
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
CAMILLE ROOS,
Cheap Cash Store,
At South End Of Main Street, Old Stand,
OPELOUsAS, LA.
He has just returned from the. city with q
well selected and assorted stock Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLERY.
HARDWARE. .
SMOKING.a and CHEWING TOBACCO.
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS of all kinds,
and offers the same at the very owest prices to
.... SUTT THE TIMES. =
Come examine his stock and judge for your
self. 49,.
FLOUR, good quality, $1,000 per Barrel.
CORN MEAL, $3.50 per Barrel.
SMOKED and GREEN MEAT at very low
prices. .,,.E.. E.... -,.. g.. ..-
SALT very cheap per sack, and everything
else in proportion.
Highest prices paid for g
COTTON, HIDES, WOOL, &c.
June, 8-tf. p
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE.


MEDICAL NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
0PELOUSAs, July 10th, 4. D., 1872.
Office of the st. Landry M~edicOSurgical
Society.
BY virtue of q Resolution in date of the 1st
July, A. D., 1871, n publication is now made of
the fellows, members of this Association, who
have been honorablv recognized and are hereby
accredited as regular graduates and Doctors of
Medicine and Surgery, fO-wft:
George HILL. John A. Taylor,
Vincent Boagni, E. NJ. Willard,
Jas. Ray, Theog6ne Chacher6,
Y. ID. Tat11an, A. E. Arnold,
Vim. ]. Ofutt, FL. b. Debnse,
Thomas "A. Cooke, Alexis o.. Guidry.
R. 3. Littell, r. w. Thonns,
John Tarlton, VIM NJ. THOMPSON,
James Donavan, Fl. B. Hartman.
u: L. Todd, ID. w. Foster,
Alexander Donald, z. Z, Young,
9. q. Gardiner, If. Robert, --.
J. /. Estorge, nj. McDavitt, 81
Jas. G. Campbell, Allen Bridges.
Z. 7. Tarlfon, st5s8
VINCENT B0AGNT, President.
Attest: JAMES RAY, Secretary.
July 13-3t.s ss s 49, =.-u..z--
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FOR SALE,

ANDS FOB SALE.-IHAVESEVERA
- tracts of UnimprOved lands belonging to me
and to others which 1 will sell or rent to actual
settlers. ..-...
I will sell on credit, payable in one, two, three,
four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten years,
with eight per cent interest annually, from first
day of December next. Or l will rent to actual
settlers for mere payment during five years. of
they occupy.
III either selling or renting, the purchaser or
lessee will obligate himself to actually settle on
him, within six months from date of sale or
lease, under penalty of nullity of sale or lease.
/ a also for sale a wellimprOved place, con
and coInmodious dwelling house, cotton gin and
cribs. Price of this place 5000, payable on terms,
with eight per cent yearly interest from day of
sale.
on terms. HENRI L. GARLAND.
June "a, 1S71-tf.
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MEMO ME IMMUNE LACEssTT!

NOBODY ATTACKS ME IN VAIN!
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
I will open my school for the education of
young ladies, on Monday, 2nd of September
(prox.), in my dwelling at Opelousas. l intend
this Institution to be permanent, and will en-
deav0r to meet the wants of this community, by
atfording facilities for a thorough education.
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nPELOUsAs FEMALE ACADEMY.

The next session of this School will open
Monday, September 4th, and continue ten
months. The Principal, having had much ex-
perienee and success as Directress of Schools
feels assured that, with the aid of efficient
teachers, she will be able to offer parents and
guardians every inducement to patr0nize her,
Tt will be her object to render her school q
home, in every respect, where pupils will have
due attention paid TO their moral and physical,
as well as intellectual training.
A large and cOmmodiOus building has been
secured in the most pleasant and retired part of
the town.
Rates OF Board, Tuition, &C., per Month.
Preparatory Department 4 90
Academic -. s 90
Music. s 90
Use OF piano for practice 2 90
VOealization and SOlfeggio..-.--.--...... 5 90
DFawiIg 3 90
French, italian, and Latin, eaen..-.-.-. 2 90
Fancy 2 90
Board and Washing 10 90
N. B. Favorable arrangements will be made
with such persons as are sincerely DESTROYS TO
educate their daugters, but are only deferred
from real lack of sufficient means.
For further particulars apply to
MRS. G. M. MURRAY.
uG.5,18 -Directress, O~pelousas, La.
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OpeIOtlsaS, Jan. 10, 1872-tf.

ITO THE PUBEEC.-TFE UNDERSIGN-
~ ed tenders his sincere thanks to the public
for the liberal share Of their patronage to him
for the last fifteen years, and respectfully i'll
forms them that he will continue at the Old
Stand of Pitre Il CaITierC to receive and forward
freight, and hopes by his personal attention to
business to merit his share of patronage. The
highest market price paid for cotton at his
Warehouse.
Washington, Jan. 27-1y. F. l.. PITRE.
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m. WIN. N. TnamEaaE
WANpS..-WANRS.

IL MILF wish TO employ 10 hands IN the
year, wages payable half at end Of each ionth
hal OF end Of the year. Wages IS q month.
With rati0fs ut i've pounds lneat and one neck
meal per week, Men with families preferred.
Good quarters for the families and as much land
rs they may wish to cultivate.
Dee 2Sf HENRY L GARLAND.
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ID j. LEFEBvRE, AGENT,
Corner of Court and Landry Streets,
. OPELOUsAs, LA,
Has always on hand and offers to his friends,
0 CASH, at such low prices as will fully satisfy
them:
DRY GOODS, Staple and Fancy.
CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
NOTIONS.
HARDWARE AND TINWARE.
CROCKERY.
GROCERIES, Staple and Fancy.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
BAGGING AND TIES.
CORN, OATS AND BRAN.
June 8, =
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USEFUL IMPORTATION.
How to Cure Sum-StrOke.

Now the true nature of the disease is
known, the method of treatment becomes
most obvious, and we learn not merely
what to do, but also what not to do. AS
heat is the cause Of the symptoms, COM
mon sense points to the abstraction of
the heat in some way as the mode of
cure. And here again v~ivisectiOn comes
into play. have taken an animal, CO.
mat0se, paralyZed by heat, apparently
dying, and plunged it into a bucket OF
cold water. The temperature OF the
sufferer at once rapidly fell until it
reached the normal point, and just IN
proportion that of the waterln the bucket
rose. As the animal cooled. its resplra-
tiOns became more regular, the unsteady
whirr of the heart was stllled, by-and-by
the eyelids were opened, and out from
the CLASSY eye came the beams of a new
had been short, the animal was in a few
hours apparently as well as ever; iflOng,
the animal would recover sufficiently to
recognize it's surroundings and struggle
for release, but when allowed to escape,
the paralyzed limbs, and the slow I'M
perfect progression indicated the pro-
found injury the nervous system had re-
ceiyed, and in a few hours the animal
would be dead.
The lesson of these experiments are
too often overlooked. Whatever is to
be done in this disease must be done
quickly. Clinical as well experiment
al observation enforces this doctrine.
There should in those cases be no wait
ing for the doctor. The remedy is so
simple, the death SO imminent, that the
good Samaritan passing by should save
his brother. The good Samaritan must,
however, have a cool head to be useful.
Not every man that falls unconscious on
a hot day has sun-stroke. There is for
tunately one criterion so easy of appli-
cation that any one can use it. Go at
once to the fallen man, open his shirt
bosom, and lay the hand uponhis chest;
if the skin be cool, umay rest assured
that, whatever may be the trouble, it is
not sun stroke. If, on the contrary, the
skin be burning hot, the caseiscertainly
sun-stroke, and no time should be lost.
The patient must be carried to the near
est pump or hydrant, stripped to his
waist, aud bucketful after bucketful of
cold water be dashed over him until
consciousness begins to return, o. the
intense heat of the surface decidedly
abates.-[H. G. Wood, Jr., NJ. D., in Lip
pincott's Magazine.
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NLU.
May 27-tf. Varieties Building, ODplolIsos

CARRIAGE SEHOP.-THANKFUL FOR
" the patronage heretofore extended me by thp
citizens OF st: Landry, I solicit Il further cNntin-
natlOn OF their tavors. and beg leave to inform
them that | will always he ready to accOmmo-
date them i'll any branch of my business, at
reasonable prices, for cash only.
Al! work hereafter, if not paid for Oh delivery.
Will be charged ten per cent, additional, for im-
mediate collection.
! have on hand hacks and buggics. which I
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggies
made to order. S.. L. CLARK,
OpelOuSaS. Jan. 10, 1ST2-tf.
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LOUIS SIOGEs
Having been told, that some merchants pre-
tend to sell their goods cheaper than at my
Store, I nave at once taken for Motto:
NOBODY ATTACKS ME IN VAIN!
And reduced the prices of all my goods so that
if you want to get
Cheap meats of all kinds.
Cheap Coffee.
Cheap Sugar.
Cheap Whisky, the best in the market.
All kinds of Groceries and Liquors, good and
cheap. Call at the Corner of
MARKET AND BELLEVUE STREETS.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Havana and
Domestic Cigars, Brandies, Cognac, Gin, Old
Tom and Imperial; Bitters of ali kinds, sazcrac
Aromatic, Allash, the favOrite drink in Russia
Jamaica Rhum,
COOL LAGER BEER,
Ale and Porter, in a word everything in theline
of choice Groceries, Fine Liquors, etc, etc, etc.
Call at LOUIS DESMARAIS',
And one and all shall be satisfied.
,FuOn S-ff-
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NOTICE 70 Nh FRIENDS ANDT0
- the Public genefally.-Having lately been
DoFed to death by numerous demands of credit
Specially from my friends. and also from The
puhlle generally taAe fhis method offnfurnS-
streets, We sell all kinds Of fancy and fantiIv
CASH only. iof
Please bring the CASH along when you ccr,aa+
the corner of Market and Bellevue streets Hr 81
elsewhere and oblige, yours etc.
July cost, Aals.
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FOOD AND GENUENE.-THE UNDER
u signed has just returned from New Orleans,
with alarge assortment of PURE Liquors, Havana
SegaTS, dc. Lager Beer of the best quality, and
cold Lunches, always OH hand. Call and see for
yourself. J. PEFFERKORE.
OnplOuSaS. Nov. Att.
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MTsgEnEANEOUS.

9T0R 8AEE-HORsES, MARES ANN
Colts will be sold at public auction. for cash.
every Saturday N Sunday, commencing on.
SATURDAY, July 1st, 1871, by the undersigned, at
MS plantation, about i've miles west of One
tO1ssas ALCEE DUPRE.
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To REMOVE WARTs-Nitrate of silver
LUNAR eaustiel cures these troublesome
e-xerescellees in an acknowledgements
harmless manner. Dip the end 0f the
eaustie in q little water and rubit ever
the warts. They Will disappear after d
few applications. BecarefuIn ottotouch'
the skin.
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pOGKKEEPANGS.-TWO SCHOLAR
ND ships, one in DOlbcar's and one in Black
mans Commercial College, New Orleans, which
will entitle the holders to attend a Full Course"
in Bookkeeping, can be purchased cheap. Apply
at this office.
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PAPERING ROOMS.-DOnt Try to paper
with a carpet down. Make paste, cut
bordering and the paper the day before.
If the wall has been whitewashed, it
must be washed in vinegar to n%eutralize
the alkali in the lime. Hpapered before
and you wish the paper removed, sop
with water and it will peel off. II on
yenient, provide a long board wide as
the paper, though q table or two will do.
The paper must be measured, placed
right side down ON the board; then with
a brush proceed to lay on the paste, not
too thickly, but owe every part, and be
Carefulthat the edges receive their share.
When completed, double within three
inches of the top, the paste sides being
together; carry to the wall, mount your
chair, and stick your three inches of
pasted paper ON the wall at the top.
That holds it; now strip down the other
end, and seethat it fits Just right if not,
peel down, make right, thenpress to the
wall from the center right and left.
Leave no air under, or when warm will
expand, bursting the paper.
OF course the paper must be matched;
it will not do to measure by lines unless
the walls are perfectly plumb. Small
figures make less waste, and make a
small room look larger. Stripes make a
ION 4QUAf IUOh u1SuclJ dI1A H. lltE6 dE6
no figures between, or in the stripe, to
match, there is no waste, and no trouble
in putting on. If a narrow border is the
style, let it be bright il the paper be
neutral but if that be bright, the border
had better be dark and neutral. IF the
paste be made too thick, the paper will
be apt to crack and peel off; If too thin,
it will saturate the paper too quickly,
and make it tender in putting it on. A
counter-duster brussels brush) is nice
to brush the paper to the wall. White
clean cloths viii dc, but it will not do to
rub the paper with these; being damp,
the paint or color rubs off the paper.
The tables must be dried each time after
FASTING, for the same reason. Paste un-
der paper must not freeze, or be dried
too quickly. If whitewashing is done
after papering, tack double strips of
newspaper, wider than the border, all
around the room, to prevent it's soiling
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New MODE or WAsHING-The i'll eff
fects of soda on linen have given rise to
a new method of washing, which has
been extensively adopted in Germany,
and introduced into Belgium. The OBJ
Grafton consists in dissolving tWopounds
of soap I'M about three gallons Of water
rs hot rs the hand can Bear, and adding
o fhis one tablespoonful Of turnentine
and three 0f liquid amenia; tile mixture
must then be well stirred, and the linen
stepped IN it for two or three hours. Ia
king care to cover up the vessel contain-
ing them as nearly h~erinetically as pos
silae. The clothes are afftterWard washed
out and rinsed IN the usual way. The
soap and water may lie reheatei, and
used q second time, but in tlabcase half
atablesp0OnfulOf tnrpentineanda tables
spoonful Of aTl0nia must be added. The
process is said to cause Il great economy
0ftime, labor and fuel. TheIinen scarce
" suffers atall, as mereislittI necessity
fer rubbing andifs cleanliness and color
areperfect. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
although their defensive action IS great,
have no injurious effect upon the linen ;
and while the former e~vaporates ina1ne-
diately, the smell of tile hitter is said to
disappear entirely during the drying of
the clothes.
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STEAMBOATS,.
HALL AND WINTER
ARRANGEMENT.

LESSEE TAYLOR,
NJ. KENISON, Master; T. JOHN, Clerk;
Will leave as above, carrying passengers and
freight as cheap rs any boat i'll the trade.
ington with the good and safe steamer Della and
line OF good hargcs, Capt. Crnwford,) signing
through bills lading to all points on Bayou Bguf.
AL freights by this steamer consigned to Mr.,
R.. s. wilkins Warehouse, Washington, and Mr..
r. DeshOtePs Warehouse, Port Parry, will re-
ceive the S~tricteSt attention.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
49, r. s. WILKINS, Agent,
Dec. ?, 1872-1y. Washington, La.
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NROCKERY OF ALL SORTS, SOLD BY
" the piece andby the crate, to suitmcrchants,
AT BLOCH & DUPRE'S.
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MARIE BOUDREAU,
June %. 1872. Natural Tutrix.
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PERsONNE NE M'ATTAQUE EN- vAIN!!!
Such is the beautiful motto of Scotland and also
Of
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DRUG STORES,
OPELOCSAS DRUG STORE.
SIGN OF THE BIG MORTAR!
Opposite the Court House.
OPELOUSAS Ia

~, " -
tn nmT Undersigned in returning his sincere
Win he ,"E nd dhf very liberal patronage with
iCHpGCtiuliy call the attention of ali nccdiimS
anything i'll his line. to his VI III n'eu's
LARGE AND COMPLETE O
VI DIV HrriS inalS nci"nging to the Drug Business.
ihSSlrlan9' Country Merchants and ITIontorrs;;
Prescriptions will rccCivp r,r+ia,,
at all hours of the day or night. >"'"i "'''n''Oh
CLACDIUS MAYO,
PhaCmapnuNis+
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Mrs. r. s. Lincoln, Of this city, is agent for
Saline county, Of new publication Of htera-
ture, art and poetry and will do some canvass
ing for subscriptions. The nature If the book
can best be gathered from the inscription on
the back. which is rs follows: Literature,
Art and Song; Moore's Melodies and Ameri-
can Poems; and critical review Of lyric poets /;
by DR.. r. Shelton Mackenzie, author Of the
Life Of Charles Dickens &C." There are
four hundred full page engrsyings and in all
about seven hundred pages. We urriedly ex-
amined the work and pronounce it beautifully
executed, the paper first-class and the engfav-
ings superior steel-plate. The price per copy Is
$500 to 1915, IN accordance with style Of COW
er. Each subscriber to the book will receive
a large engraving entitled 1.-THE Happy Re
turn" thing that is worth half the price for
the sitting room. For really handsome book
for the centre table or library We recompend
this work.
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SALINA, KANSAS, July p. 1872.
To MEssRs. w. Fl. JOHNSON, GEORGE c. Pro
BERT. CHAs SANDEN, DAVID PONTIOUs, ID. II.
MORLEY AND OTHERS
Gentlemen: have just received your commu-
nication Of the 18th instant.
Permit me to thank you for the kind expires
sions of confidence it contains and for the re.
quest to be a candidate for seat in the lower
house OF Congress
While the individual citizen may entertain
local preferences, the public servant Of the
whole State has no such privilege. The adj
vancement of every interest impartially. SO
Ear as it falls within thesphere Ofhis duties, Is
the task he assumes.
Unjust say Iapproach responsibilities so great
not without difIidence, and yet, not without
the hope that may discharge them to the sat
isfaction Of those who may give me the trust
To seek candidacy is in itself Objectionable
To respond to an invitation from gentlemen OF
character and standing, representing 40 many
different interests, does not seem open to criti.
cism. can, therefore, say. that while l shal
cheerfully bow to the decision Of the Republi
can State Convention, should the people who
send delegates there, send them instructed for
or friendly to my nomination. all things viii
give place to the public service to which shall
thus have been invited.
I am, with respect.
Your Obedient servant.
WV. A. PHILLIPS.
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Han Drowned. ~
A German and his two ponies >s0ne Of which
he was riding and the othef leading, were
drowned between nine I'D ten o'clock this fore
noon, at the crossing y Mrs. Matthew'S. and
near the railroad bddge, over the Saline river
We have not ysf1earned his name. nor has his
body been rec Sered and very little effort made
to recover TIA halfhou or 50 after the drown
Ing the ponies were drawn from the river and
the mans memorandum book. with his name,
vas found In the pockets of the saddle. but, Is
we state, we have not learned the name. He
was In the city last evening. took supper At Witt
mann's and this morning started on his way.
inquiring the rood to solomon City. He was
cautioned by parties here and near the river
against attempting to ford the river and to pass
over the wagon bridge four miles miles up the
stream. but Designating the admon,tions he
vent into the river and was swamped. Par
ties, knowing the river to have raised and be-
ing apprehensive. followed and saw the man
attempt to swim, saw him 60 down. saw him
rise once and then saw the waters close over
him. forever. He seems 70 have bern stran-
ger in these parts and no one with whom We
have couversed has been able to identify him.
The place Of the drowning Is four miles and .
half east Of Salina.
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A good joke was perpetrated on n coun-
ty official. the other day, who. by the by. is =
vehement supporter Of President Grant. The
official met Grceleyite and in course of polit-
ical bantering was informed that certain other
strong Grant man had espoused the cause Of
Greeley. IS Ah," replied the official, '' know
why he supports Greeley. He wants to run for
Probate Judge this fall and knows he can't get
the nomination in our party. There are eleven
more such men we can spare rs well rs not. -
Sc That other fellow " denied the soft impeaeh-
ment Of being tincturcd with Cincinnati Balti-
moreism. County officials should not allow
their enthusiasm to get control Of their better
Judgment.
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$25 REWARD.

At mresing OF the Board Of Directors OF the Seine
County Agricultural and Mechanical Society. held In
Saiina Kansas, January 18Th, ls. the following rrso-
LUTON was adopted
'esoieed, That . reward 81 twenty 1--we dolan shall
be paid for information which shall lead u te conSic-
otherwise destroying the Building or buildings which
are or may be erected upon the Fair Grounds or car.
ryng away any Posts, Boards or other OF tns
Society,"" =.
Pursuant to the above resolutions, viii pay the
above reward upon the conviction 1t ANY pessoa %
persons above set forth
By order Of the Boasvi NJ Directors
A. 8. NORTON, Prrsident.
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PRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE.-Thc material
used in publishing the Solomon City Times at
Solomon City, Kansas. is offered for sale cheap.
Parties desiring to establish printing and job
office will find this complete in every particu-
lar. Address or call ON J. T. Bradley. Solo
mon City, Kansas.
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The lacies OF the Episcopal church arc max.
ing arrangements for an ice cream festival on
next Tuesday evening the 3Oth inst. at theil
own new church, very neat and tasty little
esiifice on Sth street. Their society, though
consisting Of number Of our very best citi.
zens. some Of whom are In aAluent circumstan.
ces. is. nevertheless. small and, therefore. they
have iaboresi under embarrassing difficulties
during period Of financial adversities and c.
lam'''es Incident to. . destructive fre; yet,
through dint Of indefatigable energy and per.
severence. they have finally succeeded in estab.
fishing beautiful little chapel In which ia
worship the Eternal God in accordance with
their own forms and ceremonies. The l,diee
and friends are taxing their energies to thei,
utter'noss in order to make the festival an en-.
tsrtaiping and pleasant Affair, q veil n /,
source Of profit to the church, and we hooe n
- the Christian societies q our city heard.
y eooperate WITH thsn In the good cans, d
H. end that b ~ b apsflscs saecea.
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Cover Bros. & Bovine, at their new water
mills. are putting in machinery to make a
:. No |" article of Rye and Buckwheat Flour
and will pay in season the highest cash price
for good Buckwheat. Cash p aid for corn.