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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-03-08
City COUNCIL Of Vcr!ni ni.lo7vl lie.

OlIE CONnCf Oh cF!ili .!pH ne.
r. gnlar Meeting of February 81 1879
Present: Wn o. Smitl,. Mayor, and
Messrs X. /. MrB~r}", H. Igl,dry. Aug.
Mon,iier and Il. Gacneux. Absent y. 4.
Sales J. J. Revilon and N. Jndice.
THE Mayor calie! the meeting to order,
ana HT "-s.+'f -" ''-"
On motion it was, resolved. That COM
m;ttee of three be and il hereby appoint
ed - make ~, estimate Of the Iurnh-r rie4
cessary to repair tht bridges within ,hd
limits Of the Corporation # |e,mi'ionyile,
aud to purchase the Sane on terms ynost
ravornb'e 10 sail C},p,rat'nn. i'n" Mayor
appointed Mrssrs. Il. L. McBfi'1e, J. J.
lsviI:on and Aug Monnier, on said com:
,ni,tre. ~ - ''1
On mtt'nn it was resolved That the
same committee be and is hereby author
lied 70 make and receive p'orclals Of CON
tracts, for repairing and Keeping in order
TIE sidewalks, streets and bridges within
the limits Of the Corporation. daring the
year 1878. subject to the appreciation OF
the City Council. i'i "a +-~ +H'
! On motion, the Council adjourned tc
| the ,iexti regular tneetitfc. ~''''--' -
Ii. NJ. BAILEY, W. Q. SMITH, ~,
''"'' Secretary. Mayor.
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A MoruEn's LovE.-Lsmartine gives
this illustration = In some spring freshet,
river.wilely washed its shores and rent
away boueh whereon bird had built a
cottage for her summer hope Down the
white aud whiting stream d'isted the
green branch. with its wicker cup Of un-
iedged cong, and futtering beside it went
,he mother bird. ,iU"h seding the roaring
river, on she went, her cries Of agony and
Gear piercing the pausss in the storm.
How like the love Of an .old,fashionsd
mother who followed abe child, she had
p'ucked from her heart. all over the world.
Swept away by passion that child might
be- i. Mastered not; though he was bearing
with him the fragrance Of, the shattered
roof tree, yet ,hst mother was with him, q
Ruth through oil his life. and a Rachel At
his death.-Pen and Plov. s. t. sseus.a
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T!|e G.afansttc 'GAuertiser

--TERNS-
SrnscanrIos- -THEE3 DOLLARS pcr nnnam
IN a4!,unce. For six months. 81 .5.
--ADvEKr.S.S0-
Per Square. 10 lines or lcsS) .........S 81 80
Every srbsc1nent Insertion. .......... -
Announcement Of candidates for Office. . Si0 8d
No credit will be given for Advertising or Jol
work, exccp. by srec;a. agreement. 90. p.
Cards s:ating merely the names business and
rlace of residence. with paper inclsdea. TwelTc
Dollars per anuum
A,lmirertisem",.s not marked. will he pn5
l:shrd until. .Go-bid and charged 70: accordingly.
-te- All jilcia! advertisements must hc paid
for on the last day Of publication. 'or on the0day
Of sale No advertisements will he inserted; unless
security Is given or amount Of costs deposited.
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L. T.. SALLES,
GROCER AND DEALER IN
E!0"r, Coffee, Foreign es:sss
DOMaesssc. liquors, sc.


90 Term;lionyille, L.,
~ 4. ua'- Has FoR SALE hra.i .-.
Choice Butter, Cheese. Fish, Champagne Red
and White Wine. Assorted Biiters, Soaps Of va
rious kinds Pure Bourbon and Rye WhisiIcy
Cid -Coguac. Ale and Porter, Chewing aad
Smoking Tobacco.
CAN GooDs Peaches. Strawberries, Pincap
pies Darlsons, Oysters, Sa'mons, Spiced Meats
and Fowls. Ut g..
CANpY-Fancy, Rock. Cocoa, Cream, Gam
Drops, ETC., etc. s..
CAxhIEs.--S Star and SrcrlE.
CnAcKERs Soda. and Fancy Crackers.
Fnulr-Raisins, Figs, Pranes, Dried -pples
Almonds, etc.
PRovIsIoXs Bacon. Harris, Lard, Potatoes
Onions, Rice Sugar. Salt, etc. etc.
Planters and families desiring groceries can b.
supplied on short notice. in quantity and quality
n. B.--Thc highest market prices will be pai'
for poultry, eggs, and county prodacc. ...
January, 4th le13
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TIE HAND THAT ROCKS THE
WORLD. ''+
By WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE.

Blessings on the hand "f woman
Angels guard its strrnsil, and grace
In the palace, cottage, hose!,
o, no matter where the place.
Would ,hs: never storms assaile,I y %"
Raiubows ever gently cu.leh;
For the hand that rocks the cradle
Is the hand hat rocks the world.
g
Infancy's the tender fountain; ''9' :
Power may with beauty flow; ''
Mother. frs. to guide the stfeamiets o.
From them souls dpresting grow, ~
Grow on for good or evil, f' 'e.sa
Sunshine stresmed or darkness hurled ;
For the hand that rccks'hs cradle T1-
Is the hand that rocks the world .
Woman, how divine your mission 81.
Here upon ous. .uatalfsod! aa esod
Keep. 0 keep the young heart open ,asn
Always to the breath Of God .s.ar;
All true trophies Of the Ages soy od
Are,from Mother Love impearled; p
For the hand that rocks the cradle las,
Il, The hand that rocks the world. -
Blessing. on the hand Of Woman = e.
Fishers. sons, and daughters cry I.
And the sacred song is mingled '''a ~
With the worship ii the ky, - o. s s.+
sling'es where no tempest datkens, "
Ranbows 'evermore are hurled a ''''
For the hand that rocks the cradle
| Is the hand that rocks the world.
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.E.CTEEE.

TIVE pubic is Uniformed that Mr.. Al
i fred Pavy il no 4ongar authorized
to collect any claims or to settle any busi
ness for accounts Of tie unaersg9rd. -
''o., - - P.J. PAWS Co.
Dscahber 14th ls7Rs'le = '.'g
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.y'OTICE.

/ RON this date, Mr. Alfred Pavey re-
tires from the, firm Of "P.J. Pavy & Co.
The business ofthe housa will be contin
ued under the same stya, hy the remain
ing lhrtners, P.J .sP.vy 4 JOS. A. Hineks
(Signedl "a P. J tPAVY.V & =
g ~ So. : - - Jos: A. lilNCKS. {
= s8>A ALFRED PAVY. :
p New Orleans. February =, 1872.
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i - I3iFEsfAif -
Notice.

i HE Taxpayers of the Corporation of
VermilonvilIe, are hereby notified that
the ASSESSMENT Roll ior. the year 1872,
is now, completed and deposited With me,
At imyfstore. y Personswishing to examine
thesa, nmtt d" SO. within Thirty days
frn,nu uhe publication Of this notice. q
ID Mayors Office Ver,niIionvile, Decem
her 1Sthtla72. 7t'2 q. sifime -ti
a. a. h,s.-adius ". O. SMITH, Mayor.
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FOR. C@gh Gs,gw.

MEsSRs. PLONsKY & ROGER,
IN merchants, corner Of Lafaystte. and
Main streets, Opposite the Cou't House)
have adopted th4 easA rule; spI will here,
after, sell ,lor7 ,cael. oa. u. purchasers wil
please taka notice, %o.s consider the I'D
vaniages offered By house doing business
on this pan. Selling for cash, ,h~y have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profit
and can therefore. afford to sell cheap
Selling for cash. they have always the cssl
to rep,sr.ish their stock. which they Cal
do at ,the lowest possible price; aao:he
and important reason why they''ean SCI
cheap. sara,g isltss s.t tr+a.}6 3fa.apu
Messrs. P,onsky l. Roger have larg.
and well selected stock Of. Dry Goods
Clothing. .Faaey. Goods, Hosiery, Hats
Shoes. Boots, Saadlery, Grocery. Glass
ara'e, Hard'care, 1i"uare, and Wooden
tr0rGs, DC. IA a. b-gE - sax es=i 80
Those who call on them, can rely o.
being, promptly attended TO. il suait.i
They are the only agents in this place 70
the famous
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TUE. Cow TREE.-" Among the mapy
curious phenomena which presented them
selves to me in tho course Of my travels =
SAYS .HumboIdt,a "lLcenfess there were few
.by which nv. imagination waa so,power-
fally affected rs by the COW tree. Il On the
par chesl side of a, rock on the lnountain ,oi
Venezicla. grows a.itree with day spd
ieathery foIiaga. its large woody .root'
scarcely penetrating into the ground. Fol
several months in the year lis leaves arc
not mcis.enea BY showss ), its .branche'
'osk ssif they, were dead and wilhsFed
but when the track is bored, p blAsd and
uourisbing milk flaws fo.n it., Il j. a
sunrise that the vegetable fonatsin flow
most freely. at that time the blacks ant
natives are peen coming from all parts pro
sided with la, ge howls,:o receive, the milk
whichg grows yellor and thjckens at ~
surface. Some empty their vessels on 10
.pot while others catry Them to their chill
dren.. One ieagiues he sees the family /"
| shepherd who is -disttiAptlng lhe milk Q
his foek." % aJA ,l5rt7.,sH1o vnsqn.o
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! 4 BnAv!ss sPlRlr-Young men be
brave. Many people imagine that courage
il. confined to the field of battle There
could be no greater mistake, Even con.
tentions, with .meh-unavoid.ble oonten-
tions-sre not BY any mesns limited to
public battle fields. Aud there are other
atrugs!es. with verse MISUNDERSTANDING
cles, s may be habits. or appstite, or pas
.ioosT.ll (which require 3 much cour-
age apd more Of ,persevsrssce, than the
brief exciting encounter 81 battle. Enough
to contend With. enough To overcome, lies
liz the way d 4 Young man. L may be
one kind Of y difficulty 9, i may 30 an.
o,heris but plenty Of difficulty q some
kind or other every young man just start
ing in life may be sure that he win flnd.
And the essential thing about him is,
whether he will be coward and euccnmb
| OF what Ire Indians so Significantly term
ia brave Hs who never lxitefs, no mat.
Ter how adyerse the circo instances, always
enioys within himself the eonsciousness Of
q pstpetnsl triumph, Of which nothing
can deprive him. -. ,s,'.,,I,n.- ,,.,.
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HDqv.ileD II. LOsvyS3.aRD
REAL EsTAFE AGENT,
! i, 0tucs.Ar NEW IBERIA, La

fasE1< fHs "a gcr----~- 1ui '"i Fn.y>aL
s. RESPECTFULLY sctfev my services
- - .Jand owners of tts. Parish Of La
aub(Set the sals efl Plantations, Farms
"a unimuost.u tracts Of lsnd /; l devote
- est;,e :ime and lattention TO the busi
dcsusd siijv - chance for = sale OF in
nGnsat W % w.. Ny sascrssi IN the
- ssk Mr Issge and small! Plantations
~ Rtr;slms soi St.. Martin, Iberaa AMI
obosN y. sstfi sient erascn for ne to
~ 70 introduce large amounts Of cap,-
&G5 sut~srs;sine oitis@as lin th's rich
%Dapnmi;se Psrish.9 baa 'ee o. ld2.1
ts1v~tias libesslay It no chsrge to the
~ ssnss until a. essle ;s rtf.cied. 4
- assisonahss commission an lp!seg'
aiialaction. viessds bslomoag
Parties wishing In sell property through
a14scyadan sssd full and tninutsl dis.
Apiisasso ~ gos(iss by mail. snd iu will
mi the property il lperson. I have th"
Gnef,si6ir Il Auanti l"r the pr"hp. sal,
1sswtys = sryssg mt. in, Abe State. II
Observation-Disclosures and sh~oag'
- Alsssehii il ltl.s buainess aud eSpsc'
= 6daa4lrmg stiskto il, sink or fswim.5
y osGWsacss eSshaw1rd. sei, vi .qew gas
's,sa.a Ell .daED1 II. LOMBARD ,i'in,
~ bssad sdi 10 pallsat.I1tate, Agent.
1si etAasaJ3s~-Smaaoi q bgsseop ~
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's'~aemyVsO TICE.:.a 4
= y hUubSaujd6d 81 Michel BJuso.

Parish # Lafayette. . : -
I ~ thgss having claims. .asaiastiithi'
- eseaap'pn. are requested 70 pressp'
- same 10 Cesairs i'oarq, the. admins
taas.l a. A. Noutos4 4 rDsbail!op, At'or.
~ fw the pdminiskn,er. - their oilics
= vsmilionvilles within the legal delays
v'lA Tie evidence il sqpport ih.reof.
.saa CESAEH B0URQ,
Sept. %, n2daaN Administrator.
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ur Undersigned potiics the public that !rcn,
s1a26v tlis date, 1lgh Of May 1872. they VIII
- sse f&asat for q longer period than
81 49, fsys.,s u ,r,x, ,x, !, r-,,-rn3rv
~ Ito 1874. ~, ,.a,.;., .'''''. l..a....,
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naAgWMIgo

a STATED Meetings of Hope Lodge, No
~ 145. ~. F., A.. n. will be held at th
M Lodge room in sVermilionville, on
January llth i lFebrnaty 8ts Mach Sth: a
prill2th May 10th Jupe 7th aud gath; Jui
5th August 2nd; September 9th; October. 4ta
November 1st and 29th December 27th: q"
By order Of the W.. NJ. :. -.
"4s's he'd J. II. WISE, Secretary.
January 1lth 1873. l,5 .er s. sf-}
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/ !, ,ls. vis,. Only PrBB STICK CANDY
~ is manufactured
.E. ...i' JAMES J. EEfss.
40 j0[jRijilMAN &3RE'IlS,'S, is
l1,holtsalt Gonfeftioile,rs

s.....xry,c1uRrRs ~, OF AND DEALERS IL !.
pr, Stick Candy, Gum Drops, Cor
sa D,sp,, Sugar, :A'mo"ds, y. LoIrnoes e w
Z: ~, t tGy..uzissi Fruits. J.ia6e p",'e P
.s.,, ~ eoskon, CAoeolate,. Jellies, Cakes
IN Syrups, &e,.an ,..
XIV ssit.,,n;.e,,i md Macsroni. Extract OF
60 Coffee, Ground Spices
.sd. agents :for the justly Celebrated
1ttrcAYDIES, BON TON, SANTA CLAUS
.ovgLrIEs, sHOO-FLY and the GREAT
CASH BOX.
Vi w. l2l and l2s OLD LEvEE 81 .
(oow Decstur. = hr.
-l NEW ORLEANS. ~ti..e
as.p,. %, '72. .y-o rt.'s.
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BAKERY eFOR RENT.-One Bakery
good order for rent on st. Johns
treet. near the Catholic Church. q
Apply to "'' '. sun N iEn' il'l
Sept. 18th 1872. ~ - -.
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Boston Spirits. although CUP 10 all the
ropes" Of the Davenport business, igno.
miniou.ly fai!e,l to free the mediums
wrists from pair Of handouts, the oth,'
evening. "ttro ts +o.a.
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Isphr;xha Gnmrf.

|'foh efs' r "YDUFaSHf COuvS -
fT1tfEREAS Theoaule o. Broussrd Of the
w Parish of Lafayette, Administrator Of the
Succession 81 Don I.onis O. Broussard has filed
in this odsct q Fiaai Account Of HE administea-
tior Of ala Succession with petition praying
that the same he advertised according to law and
And whereas the prayer Of said Administrator
has been granted by an order Of said court,
dated JahuaryI2i lS73-l. .es'.a .aaa
: Now therefore notice is hereby given TO oil
persons Interested, to hle their opposition, ana
shq. eeua they have 10 sad ~ tS;s uGur, ao;cs
id4enl Days from the publication OF TINS nouIs,
why tho Aforesaid Ia5leaa sn0n.a Sschspee
Gives S16a NJ oflcial signature IN the town
os sYermilionyillc, this I'd day Of January 1873.
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You7nruL ELoep EscE.-It s,toll Of
Canning that at. the Clifford stree. Club,
London, on one occasion when he was
LOUDLY denouncipg Mirsbesi Just As =
foaming pot Of porter was hxought in and
placed before the president, be continued I:
ITO the steady eye OF = sagacious
criticism the eloqusnce Of Mirabeaa will
appear to, ba as empty and vapil as bis
patriotism. It is Gke the beverage that
stands, sir, so inyi,ingly before You -foamy
and f.o,hy on the top. heavy snd muddy
within" -
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EarY40NAyoR's OFFICE.

tgtIalJo NAroHs OrSrcs.
yegmi!iopville, Aug 9th 1872
Nofrcf il hereby given that ffoh and
after this date, ali bakers how engaged ID
lse casrying ou TIN bas;ness a. abaksfs 'o'
m skiHoi 6sesd, within the l;mitsiofI tht
Cooperation Of, vermi!ioati'le, Shall Civ
the following weights unit! fastLss notice
to-wit: = aga'ensd .igii adi l'aA ghi
'siala16 ounces Of bread for 10 ccnts.ah
r tr1sz ~ &c '7'7a - g -. go e e ~ =.
l. by order, Of the Mayor .1e1.y 4 ge1
|.ia .no.iis,eqN.IA. BAILEY, Secretary
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.Ss5i .ssl Z ,Jen Y!ifgH7lltI-1
IEs sous s;gnes ia!orment le public
ou'apres &c iouf & IL Mall, 1921! ne sera
1ras lvendu deaivinnde 4 IN credit de plus
de (3o) trente jours. ,r,nnv
>l'# III 3EASTIN Il GUIDRf.
IL Maj, is7e. 5s 2e3
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WHAT WORK WILL DOL have heard
great deal said about hard times, aud
the bottom rail getting On top, and have
been bothered to know what il oil means.
think have struck it, however. The
wool hat boys and; others who went to
work after the surrender. are the parties
that are getting on top and solving the
vexed problem. They are the ones that
are getting p che greeuback', and green
backs constitute the lever that turns. the
wheel of fortune. ! give enc, example:
Three sons Of T, J. H., Of Worth county,
this wear, with two mules, raised twenty
bsles Of cotton, sevei hundred bushels' of
corn, besides oats and potatoes in abuu.
dance.
They paid out about 6fty doalsv for
labor 10 chopp;ng out and picking, aud
after settling al expenses, including, bag
ging, ties. bacon. etc., they netted over
twelve hundred dollars, and are ready 10
begin another years laboss. Etz9a DTS
This is but one Of nsny similar ssana-
ples-in Worth and Doely, that have fallep
uudsr my INN sdiate observation tpis sea-
son, aud it puts me in mind Of old times,
when boys had to work. T wish I had q
daughter to give to one Of these young
men when helgets old :enongh to marry.
The industrious, working, faithful boys
Of this country are going to get on top.
and no mistake. Labor and energy will
place them there IN spite Of destiny They
will own the iauds now growing up in
sedge, aud cultivate them too; for it is a
fact TINT where me white people are,work-
ing sddi attending to their brsiness, tho
freedmen work we'll also: sasd SUCH plan-
ters are making snouey.-Cor. Albany
l(Gn y Nescs. uH slI T. asaay 7H@l % s3a'm
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1YsE. GIRARD, 81 a.
sfins ArronxfY AT !, .w.
;i m or.ctce his profession in the Courts Of the
80 nd Eighth Judicial Districts.
seia Vermiliouville. La. i7aat 5tf
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~ Els r ReA Y

ss5aI ssH ElN i XIA 7 20 sTt41
= ikasshsL tssi ol;sga;aJ u asi4al
ezxsx a,bi lbe T ,apd4Is.;;e,p s;,s IT. hes,
4 anas. IN ahG EAsiils 4 one crsof.
4y oosoyssgsd aAAusls uE si'years
W 20: "a, s,pSs q y briiad igl can y y see seer
u sisals lslaagt. Lns gg1si L3htsat
l ese.1aes niRQuasted 70 came forward
teoyee ,disiy costs AMI take him
eteigpi ihs viii b diapcted o
m .1oSff3 a ysa shist bstd'.9e, lsoe
.,sss 81 re- - XoND rhAnAy.
- t612A .s,asa;oI % sts4s
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gDaRsoU9 GAIN,
sTfERCE.

OyA ~ Acl SI,AASA y n 20
Corner of Main ard st. John Sts., near the
Catholic church,,
.-a ta, 7r VEsMIL1okvILLE, La,
"AS on hand a large and complete
III stock of dry goods, consisting of f|
Calico Of the best prints, French A!pai
ca, French Merinos, Fine Cloths and
Casiaefs of di6crent colors, Donaes-
tics, DC, dc. ''G 49,
READY MADE CLOTHING
Gentlemen and Boys Coats. Parts aud
Vests; Ladies' Shaws and Cloaks'
,sr.'' s.tar- - tsf! -Hl
10 1'f y BooTs. SHOES, dc,
Ladies, gentlemen and bows Boots, Shoes
ss0 , sas end Biog:ns.
Ladies, gentlemen and children's Gloves
e.r 4tat,;G and Hose. a;e,. .-- ..as
gE y1aa-t sfa
T. u. . HATS and CAPS.
ALSO eattsL
A fne and select assortment Of FANCY
ARTICLES, PERFuMERY, DC.
~ '--f ft'f
GUNS, PISTOLS and KNIVES
| Of the frs; quality and from the best
| ,H,s.i manufactures. liaru
| .aa ,,t I'd t----. .tl 9dj g.
Crocksry and Gi,ssrare, #.-A 2 !
f''7a Fancy pa'lor' Lamps, T '-.1.,
"A fne assortment Of Jetsel'y,,
| And. macy Other: articles too. sumsrous
TO mens'on.l .ajis yijsgeaoJ 4 II 'yrt-
doaAn of which he offers for sale at low
prices. for rasl, asnd he ia,vites ihesp,b'ic
| generally to give him call and examine
his stuck before purchasing elsewhere
| Nov. .V3AIlS72..w ai tifoJ =d g..
,'.f -. ~ .r..t. f7t., q. 81. g-5 - ~
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CONTINUED NEXT Hesa.)

Journalism appears to he pecsesE-
GUS in England just now. The Ill! s7
the late MI. NJ. J. Whisby, sso4:des of
the Liverpool Daily Post, I:sz E,e.a
'proved" for 100000 personal n:22as-
ty, independent of real estate, cec tcn-
dry admirers Of E. Mail, IL. F., c-2isc.
Of tho Noncontormist, the olga O. the
English dissenters, late.s gave :.;a
dinner, at which tie cssa:2gcc,a 1saa-
cd him . check for 100000, the SUBJ
scription Of few wealthy friends.
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/. Legal andG ntadvertisements. 7 cents
per square for the first Insertion, and 81 cents per
square for each subsequent insertion.
g Attorneys ordering in legaladvertisementssr are
recarded as accountable for the cost Of the same
tess there is special agreement to charge tho
10 another party Paymentn all cases to be made in
advance orupon delivery Of the adadavit.
s.Local Notices, IL cents per ne to transient, and
10 cents per line to regular, advertisers.
4. Notice ofdeath (simple announcement 26cents;
obituary notices, cents per line; marriage notices
6Ocents.
s, Specialplace and eouble column advertisements
to be insertedat rates agreed upon.
& Yearly yadvertissrst to pay quarterly.
7. Strangers must payin ADVANCE or give satisfac'
tory references.
JOB PRINTING G.
OF all kinds plain colored executed on short no
ce, In the best stye and at St. Paul prices. Print
ing done in German and Norwegian, as well ~
English. and warranted to give satisfaction.
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TAKE BACK THR HEART.

Take back ths heart that thou gavsst,
What is ny ahsuisato thssi
Take back the freedom these cravsst,
Leaving the fstters to me.
Take back tho VOWS thou hast spoken, .
Fling them aside and be free,
Smile o'er each pitiful token,
Leaving the sorrow to me.
Drink deep of life's fond illusion,
Gaze on the storm clouds and dee
Swiftly. through strife apd confusion,
: ! Leaving the burden to me.
Then whom at last ovsrtaken,
Time filings its fetters Ger thee,
Como with trust still unshaken,
Come beck captive to me.
Come back in sadness or sorrow
Once more my darling to be,
Como as Of old, love. to borrow
Glimpses Of sunlight from me.
5 Love shall resume her dominion,
-. Striving no more to be free,
When on her world-weary pinion.
Flies back my lost love to thss.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

The names given In this column are those Of the
largest and most reliable houses In thsir ssv-
srallinss Of business In Minneapolis. 1sS$
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FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell for cash on
easy terms or will trade for property in
the vicinity of st. Cloud, his farm in tho
Town of Avon. It contains 134 acres is
well timbered has 10 acres under fence !;
2 acres black.cap ,rsspberries; acre cur.
rants, gooseberries, grapes, &c. /; ] acre Of
strawberries-all in good bearing condi-
tion. Also, 100 apple trees, plum and pear
trees and other Seeding trees. Good
dwelling house, stables, SO. Is only two
miles from the railroad depot. II not
sold by September 18th; it will be leased.
Inquire of or address
JOHN BRAKEFIELD, .
iuly24-tf Avon P. o., Stearns Co., MINI:
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ST. PAUL.

The names given in this column are those Of the
lsvgestgand ueostre'isbis houses Aa@thsir
several lines OF business in st.Paul. ii q
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Late in the evening on tho 6rst
night Of the fair there REQUIRED to Mar
tha's mind, as she was sitting in her
evergreen Office, At the head of the
immense and crowded hall, what she
bad determined to do about depositing
the bulk OF each days receipts in the
town bank. She had business view
Of the importance Of earning interest,
and she resolved that few hours should
slip by that did not yield her = profit.
Her present query was, however
where could the money be deposited
so that it would be secure over night
She thought of several plans, but re-
jected them one after the other, fo1
sufficient reasons. Then she remem
bered that the president Of the banl