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Rta 6statt
JAMES NJ. MILLER, ,AUCTIONBEa.
POSITIVE SALE
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
Known the
BARNEY BOWERS TRACT.
Being part OF the late estate OF Jacob Lorillsrd.
deceased situated directly opposite the residence OF
james Gordon Bennett, Esq, AID containing about
100 CITY LOTS
on Tenth sv., Audubon N, and is1th st., AZ videnod
This property will be sold at auction on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %,
Alta O'Clock NJ.
ErcAsngo salesroom, III BrosdwsN
By
GAMES VI MILLER. Auc'ioneer.
sixty per cent. may remain on bond aud mortgage.
Guide maps and maps Of the property at the otcc OF
the Auctiunecr. No p Pine 1t.
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o11anito-

CASH paid weekly for all the work you can dol
sent and returned In quantities by express free of
srge. e. ~ for chcmises (Others pay VI .5O might
resses o. othcrp nav ~ S NV prices are good, and
opcrAtors can make from SIS to ts aweek above
81 small nstamen upon the machine. wear to pay
" the following machine, direct from companies Of
Gee, with all the latest improvements; Victor DO.
NESTLE, bennington, Secor. Wheeler wilson, singer,
Howe. Wilcox Cubs. American, and Weed Hest
Inducements offered to get nSchlue AMI make
money Nhilr paving flru. Wof Furnished after ma
hints are paid iIr. II. Il. III tkW NJ ILi,,
e! East 9th IT,. opposite stewards.
-MOKk gwen out to pay for new. nrst-rlass
N sow INK machines teachers sent free; W. have al
ways paid tLm for beginners chemiscs others make
reat show Of advertising Tor VI also ~ for sn tl
Sirs nire tucks aud hem and ~ ~ for plain tucke ked
front chcnise. BE particular ana examine the prices
paid FOR work nrtore you take machine. II. p POND
co u Asor place, aud iil Inst Sth st. Rtoed.
way, under Mercantile LIBRARY. y. B-Ihc public " 10
ralNg that II is beet IT, pnrchlsr ~ tAose have
he ability and capital sutnc"1t 20 carry vui thr'r
Jpen to your inspection.
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A u. MELLICK, JRu Il BRO.
AUcTIoNEERs AND DEALERS IN NEW JERSEY
REAL ESTATE,
PINE ST, NEW YORK
OPENING SALE ON The JERSEY CITY AND
Albany RAILROAD,
TUESDAY, Oct. 2i isT3
At ~ NJ, on the premises,
AT LOMDEN N. j.,
TOWN OF JOHANNESBURG, and near RnglewoOd.
STATION IN THE CENTRE OF THE PROPERTY.
Communication hy two railroads. -
EVERY LOT HIGH AND DRY, fRONTtN0 on THE
800 TEA NECK ROAD lAND GRADED srREErS,
CHUKCIES, SCHOOLS, AND STORES ADJOINING.
An unusual opportunity for buying choice lots In a
proverbaily healthy neixhbOrhoOd. The soil beng
mi,rmatc Diseases.
Luncheon before the sale.
For maps snd railroad passes apply to
\ y. MELLiCK. JR, 4 mo.
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SitlmbJats ana aallruioi.

Slt1mOJats ano aaI0loi
IONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, oct %, 1873 trains viii leave
james slip follows: Leave Sh s, East river fifteen
minutes later
SOFA. n, Rocksway express.
1000 a NJ, Fort Jefferson, Locust Valley. and Hemp
iC@H 81, RocEavsy pronunciation. n.
M sad sag ApS sp Runs
FsTpjGsa Fcr9 s.r.oa %aGS Iccus, Valley and Hemp
s@6 s. Locus, VALLEY, and Hampstead express
go T. NJ. NorthpOrt and kockasAy accommodation.
Trains connect at Jamaica with East New York. and
al MineolA with Hampstead.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunter. Point as follows,
gSA. NJ. roT! Jefferson. Nor'npor', and Locust Val
GDp. n, Norihport accommodation train.
WV ''' 'j'' jSo' u SoiiFoTb, Superintendent
Trans leave Sew Yori' from ioot OF besOrosses ana
iIT Fu@. .IFsrs te s' Sf, ana
For Baltimore. washington; ana ths south via Penn
FEM foT baltimore and Washington, VIA D. and g.
1.aIS nv - p, S' and u night sanday j. 7iS ss
pfTSr rSisaSPes rSa Kcn'inS'on' at a Nj and $40
Euigrant aud second class. 1905 p. NJ.
tos 5 NsTprs a 6 @ @Sso 7o,S ,6 S!O 10 Il Mi2Ml
5s slG 10 I5 r N., and i2 night sunday 30 $40
FOR ENahct b. 69O, 7, 7iO, $40, 9, 10, II A. NJ, NJ
ibfiSu' 8l1, $50 " w . ~ po hOb ~ ~ slpI
$40 n NJ.
sls Tas sS Sins s "a @ ST. ss Is sIs 10 e.
and Il night sunday 5p, ono, and i'jJ l.. NJ.
a Io5 Mood6riJge md Pcrh Amoort anu 10 A. NJ,
For Hcw Brinswck,7 and siO \. Nj, and y NJ, g.
$40 go SEQ $40 1D f. NJ, ana " n'ght Sunday. 6O,
ana 1.SO T.. NJ
FOR Fast Mlstone $40 A. NJ, u noon, $40 and SD
For Llmhcrtylllc and Flcmington, 3 A. NJ and sP. ~
fOr l'hlllpsburg anu .Yidrrr, 3 ana T.
Accommodation for BnrdCntuWn Rurln atom and
Camden, 7 ana O3j A. NJ. i1;2l, 2. I, ., and H. NJ
For Freehold, z A. NJ, and I l.. N.
q, For JamrsbuIg, rem1euon Clmacn, G A. NJ, and via
bHt from Pier No. |, $50 l.. NJ.
Trains arriye rs follows From pItisburgh, 90 l03
NJ. 63i r. NJ. daily b,22. lOli 4, NJ. ana 555 T.. NJ
daily, except Monday. From Washington And BlltI
more, Cos, aud 10 A. i;5l and l027 r. NJ. Sund y,
g. 6t5 anu GiO A. NJ. From Phadclpha, b21, 6 o. %.
500 l0l5. $50, Has A. M ana Sit, l55. COS, 7.j, sIi,
A. NJ, $3.50. lG27 4. NJ.
Ticket o1ices 516, is5, 27i, and 9u broadway No
AstOI House aud foot OF DesbrOsses aud COTtlandt
ste. EmlEant lioket once. Battery place,
A. CAsSATr, ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager. Cen Passenger Agent
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WEEKLY INSTALL.

- -OV. PAY Alit Is WEEKLY INSTALL
SO Nr~ OF 49,,
At BEllENlilE. y J.,
ON TnR UANh~ Or mi REAUrifUL PAssAlC
liNik
- htIrtH TuA* Any SAYINGS nANk...
TuT SEWAl;k ANp PATERSON RAILROAD
ttD~-l, INV PROPERTY,
TIM FROM foot . .n".r' II 80 minutes. Com
mutatl % ftfr On -'... atrIf.
ATTEND .FIING ru'. ENFNlSu At
gitHlWEiN tP~INtl.-
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Musicai snsIumtn.s.

A HEAI TlFUL -. octave rosewood piano carved
~ loEs, uNt'ri unSi lully .rrtutcl, mtlul Attury
pHtt t'3' 80 monthly. CABLES, lOi west }3I st
A LADY VII Hrl' or rent hen pIAAu. e. prr month .
~ b Auutul ,-uctaNt, carved logs, rosewood piano
cash ~ GsiaIimehlH j. NaNerlrY pattr, near EWIy
A tDN WIN sell Tor ltssthln tlJl hands .me piano
~ I"'t. "Ilh stool h'drt" lnpruN Nem'uts = oI 81
I(IfORf AOl UlN piano stu al IN factory
- lhu 80 lhc pianos DO process Of LIi.luE best ma
tial t'st We hmtu.h =, lowest ptccs cash All
uIVnts, send tnI Cirrulir.
CHRISTIE, ~ harrow St. near Iludson
SnO Plan AND ORGANS, nov aa second
hshu, O hrsirlass mlAers. VIII ne SOLD at lower
prices, tor Cash or lnsd lmtnts, for rent city or
Country ny HullACE WATERS & son, 81 broad say
'hAa ever enered before IN n, Y. Agents wanted.
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titntistrp.

A BFAITlFII. and durable act OF teeth from go
~ upward partla scta from o. each tooth, upA ana
perfect ntung guaranteed al j {. kEENEpG's. is6
bOwcry.
NlIL ~E1, ~, with or without extracting the
Il roots pumpcis for hollow CLctks. uluug teeth.
hOc Gle mlrg q Chiurcn's teeth regulated. an WORK
warranted = Fast ltn st. near 2day Gls admustrred
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Shlpplnq.
4 NJ NOR LINE

Anchor LINE.
n siesmers s from Pier o. North river foot OF Dey
st. every WEDNESDAY anu SArIKDAia
OLYMPIA " ed. oct q COLI MBIA. Wed. Oct %
VICTORIA sat. oct @ ELYsl A.;..; sat. Nov l.
tARlN PASSAGE 70 OR FROM
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, OR LONDONDERRY,
NLu. : iEAMEltS, t6j and as Return tp currency
SAT. STEAMERS, So and f1h. Return, tiSJ, gold.
SrEEkAGE PASSAGE.
To Glasgow Liverpool, London, Queenstown, London
derry, belfast, hr.rtul, or tnrdit, 81 currency.
Compauy's oniccs Rowling Green. New York
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
JIOR EE>-rOMN A>p LlytKrOOL.
NEVADA sails Wednesday OFT. .! ats Pm
MASH hIlAN sails W 'lur-dIt, oct. ~. At , ~ +. Nj
taHn passage, -. glid Ste rage, t3l, currency.
WILLIAMS GUlON,
- brpidwAy, Ne" York
INMAN LINE. For Queenstown and Liverpool -
u val Mail steamers are appointed To >a ~ ION MS
t!ll pt IkoukLl t......t. lhurrdaY OCT. q !. NJ
tlIl OF RICHMOND ..,..... SATURDAY, Oct =, 4. ~
CITY or hEM YORK ....... Thursday, Oct. 81, p. NJ
lll1 or Mon Lsl Al ,.,.,,,,H HliuftYt NuN. !, J..
tiI1 Of HtiNlOl ...,t..,..t hurrp NoN. o. 4. N,
CITY or CHESTER saturday, Nov. T. 4, NJ,
and each succeeding saturday aud Thursday, from Pier
RATES OF PASSAGE
CABlN-t0, g. and 90 gold, according to accom-.
mOditlOn.
hound trip tickets Al low rates.
STEERAGE To Liverpool, Queenstown, glasgow
lOndondcrrI London Bristol, or Cardn, 80. Prepaid
certificates t2 currency.
Passcngrrs also forW arded to HAyre, Hamburg swe
den, Norway, Denmark, aud Paris at reduced rates.
Drafts Issued At lowest rates.
For cabin passage aud general business apply at the
company office. IS broadway,
For stterase passage, al 80 broadway.
JOHN q DALE, Agent.
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Sntlttn Nniltts.

MAIIA lated Society Of Engineers. Machin.
~ ihists, MillSrrhts Smths, snd Pattern Makers
An aRgfrgAtc meeting Will DE hcld AZ the club house
Natluud Han ~ stanton ST. ON Iut sdNy, the 2lst Inst
At O'Clock T. ", to take into consideration the state
OF tratr and other business of Importance.
I. b. GAEpSEB, sec. !. WILLIAMSON, president,
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MlnnifA...mnlts.

VVtdUUU--sltWtb
A GENTS wanted with a ,n,n capital for the best
a ''''"s "''''' !" ''' VI 1rRicEs. sPars place.
A GrNTs, call and examine the best selling article
"A prom" very large sgltIy ltIyHSffSuS lis N..saust
n jobbine Inquire at e3 pey st
AGE>T-..Ncw article just out. Send 25c for
A yor>G man to .wors I'M, - - and boy to
A coon tailor wanted ,lsaweek. iOs West 18th
N At. cal fOrtwo days
kNacTIyn boy a, schoh' hsr-drcssIns rooms
n II Cortlandt a.
A coon bell hanger. Apply at 81 West seth st.. be.
4 GrNT- unemployed call at AMERY's show card
n establishment las Bowery, and make ti0 daily easy
lGfSr- wanted. rev articles Just ont. JOHN
~ PARSONS Mtg Co.. 27s Pearl st., near Fulton
A BOY to lcsrn blacksmith trade. IS 9th av. cor
TtiLoH on custom coat. at rs broadway, VIII
~ nmsbursh
y)ON vantrd In the ONCE of the Ncwtorn Register,
- oic coupccnt % act tyre Inquire at the Register
oncc. NrWtown. l..
IlON- ana g,rl. can obtl IN excellent homes In
- '"' "''' 0' 'ii55'EEX1sff I ,rn ST
IlOy wanted of from II t. i6ycars old with good
fhss6 preferred Apply to f'f0Nf. is Canal. /
pOy wanted, Il years old who understands the nsh
ID and oyster business. S9 IN av.
CprCk noNswanted., Apgyio LORD rAY.
IoE, corner tfand and Chrysiie sis.
l,ORhiA> wanted for = cotn cap and hat factory.
y ihotQnsh and competent man WI hear o. good
stRSss ~ RySpGFsay SsM until The sad sSi in' 'O'N
I,nUR travelling -aiesmen for the North south .nd
west TO sell '''r''GfFj ~ GIHrNASSSc. SScs 81 broadway
AKns Gqs1srs w%a,s h. a. ' ii a AsSmc iss ,S 1
at the cutting.
D,i>THR-.-An members of Lodge No sre. te.
II tod to- at mgp At tlptr 81
ton Io,'T ruc'sy " ncS y order S Of the 2o6se
SS.ss.sss .s;t Sf%s ar'Es y' la
broadway.
'I,WOt tin roofcrs wanted. none except good WORK.
l men need apply. ii5 jersey av', jersey cay.
'CiN-MlTn- wanted s!.J,A srLLMSEs, ao5 CO
j lumhia At, corner shcNrtt, South ProOklfn.
'I'O tAiiors.-wantcd. good bushclnan at i5s 81
'L'IS MIrH wanted young man f,r the country.
Apply At O'Clock In the morning at Il Henry At.
'I'wO taiors wanted. at 30 % St. Jersey city
W cds6, ,'nyetsini Nth ,Sc business n1ci AMY At
MARKS q co.'s, i3s TO ii3 Ccntrr 81
WANTED A waiter. foottnan, gardener. aud irn.
avenue.
WA>rtO a BAKER. cJs Hamilton ny. souta
W MifiuEsFNt sCHEAbtE's i,,fulions'.
WANTED Three BOYS FROM II to le, oc. ofrrirr
w cnccs. Appl, al so West ith It
\NANrFD \ tailor and taIurrss 90 coats lul
w West -ith IT,, suuthsest corn = uf ,th ~.
WANTED -rrcssri,u on custom pants al.l ID uu.
W i-hrr-' Arr'y a, 3 III fibcth st.
WANTED-A nr'tclAss tinsmith At 50 fllton st.
- BI-uEt.MEN wanted T. UEVNtY. tailor.
- East l2i-t t.. hrtN een "a ,ni 80 tvs. H4rcW
E-TEtDN taiors can hivc seat room at iiy West
y 2sth It., between s'h and iju, AZ. d N'or.
SO,LhBUREK- All ouckalc-. .w,ntol tor
~ building sewers. Apply A. lsts -. ard i'tH ~.
MICHAEL &ppNAN
JnA ROCkNE> wan,cd. New Yor; ant ct"t.a
W. Railroad; B. 1j per dlN vlr, fHr NIuf .r au
summer start oct. 81 from the -N,roai o r ,; trs
Wich Et. HENRY IANIEk Agent
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OPERATORS and boot httcrs. nrstclas. beet
~ wages Sc HMIpI'- boot store, > tnaL beers ~.
nPERA and haster and nuish 'r CA good COS q
~ at 30 PITT st., hrst noOr, front. r WEISS.
.nPFRAToR> ~ vest. also girls to learn hsstine
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GOOD operators On business good. on snecr's
u INK mlCuluc CAL the whole week p OrchA q 81.
NATHAN GOLDlE go.
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Sliaat,ons ccJaniec.

Sul1tcrs ctl1ucc.
NRF-PECTAHi.R woman wishes to 20 out by the
~ lay washing. ". 4ihs ami -cruhh or VuAli lAr
a situation nrst-rlsss cook. A. lrcHs
PpOR WOMAN, toN ii9, sun once
a PRAI rIINI hcnn-cl crgi's.r " 10 pa, any per.
~ sln ts5 who wl get him suitable AMI permanent
situation. Address ENGlNLEI. box isy. sun otlcc.
BON. IS years OF age, wishes 10 learn the carpen
liter irane Call ON or addrcrs GEORGE lkkNNkR
No. l,6ii ID av
4 WOMAN wishes employment at washing. iron
~ ine, cleaning omces ot house cleaning 10 geuera
SNarrle 1t.
4 NDI' NJ. American woman aouii Ike situation
N as hoGsc-crpcr in family Inquire a ~ sullivan st.
SITIATION as carpenter or cabinet maker good
= mechanic Wiling to M he himself generally useful
u hotel W theatre good reference given. Address
Il. SMITH. i5 Wet sgth At.
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II\i-nFV~ on pants sf'er machines, steady
L Work, 1T if Ilathln st., NJ stairs.
GOOD han's on Singers on coats and nnisl er. N t
- uniers'lul hu 'ouGJ.cs Apply al J. BAKNEI-,
10 II W Al L.il- Il
The sun., 1873-10-20

IL. WANTING. EAtN-. -Fut sale Co. farmers.
~ gard ner-, ami farm lab rrrs n l r old country,
gnHd farm lands VIZ tiu -ot, At - per acre, On -N
Nttr. crcdl Tine soi l-a good. prudu tive loan pesr
The great markets II New NorN and Phlltdelphl, Nv
railroad where from - % acre, constitute good
farm. when partly planted t. fruit From tins locality
greater quantity INarrt, OF fruit 10 sent to market
than from other place ~ equal the United
states II isn the midst of thriving community, with
good roads stores sclpul- and man factories Fems
members of fimiisUnd Others can procure gOoi work
At straw sewing. sNp. work, button making, cloth.
ing work ana other brAncn,- Many English Irsh
scotch. German s~cdr and Italian farmers have
from TIE vicinity of Sow iafk are locating Farm
markets.. Apply t. joins d. PAGE. iO2 Park place
two doors rom West 81. New YORK Papers con
tanning ful Information viii he sent tree of charxe
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y = ~ i'l'- ,llE,,,. "l ~ y i...l7
1s iDs ami 10 Ble.ckcrs st illi good crcritorf want
I can earn ifuu 81 tn f'A wcrk learners ma y
30 s"T ~ Snr Sn, , W ~ An M, w s,,rc or ..nt nom.
L, a. dravrr, rrlrrynr,Wrnt. n4ft. n,uuri White
nd hickory shirt gwen out beet place; We pay 2jc
.olen more than all, other stor. in he city
= a. N'hLfh -" w.
A TTtNTInS, WORK given ont nj f,i,anccd prices
To- uurria rrs 1f nr.. rtt-- nov sru ing machine.
III earned over snail Week We Pay cevn
R w., N,,s,,,ey n,,, ,,,r,t.n,,,,Wt ~ ~, rrn,,,sc t,o
,r hii |, y % ~ .i, ~ man,
esfy to our fair dealings with them ih Chambers s
YNTS, Wbr,l.r 4 wilson and au n-stc'asncv
III machines tor sa.e q Per ~rek, to rent = per
nontn eaclrrs .cnt TO iie house free -hifis apron
Nrappe.- ht = su anu uhd,rSarihrht- RN'h OUT
nuisher, wanted ii0 pl,rckrr Il Agents wanted.
a. -, , ~. ,,,-. ,..
\ payinrnt iuf new wher'er 4 Wis1n. Weed, and
Nmericsn sewing machines IN easy monthly install.
n-nts. New York Nachiu' s.tchlns CO.. u ClntOn
'ace '''h s''' '"e ''''S' e''"'''' '''o !" INV
4 TTt rION, giris Vow IL the time TO call AZ
y CABPFN ffN-. HS west nm st, or 9Th av. n
'n,nn, ~, ~ 81 II, c'fs l, A., ~ sctiiny s,i pi,ces
\ ~rriN - ,7rI,rvf. ri,ne, wnrk iurnishrG1
III earned w. q Is ur ~ unIptly my ID ca.h SHIRE
aud drawers hands "'.'r'' l." last ht"Hl""Y'
A FfM more fr.'.c.ss oprritors on whc 'lrr 3
n ii.'''s mi cox n Gi5bss nschiur. on lad -
urrIItr,SNin al N'rA " u'uA' " 9i"'N
-lFhN - '''''' ''"'' ST.
RKushIN> work given nut tn my forf
\ it.. Va ~ At ftl Ttiflu = urar IA
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A Il. STEWART 4 60. VAST
FIRST CLASS pREssMAKErs.
FIRsT.CLAss CLOAKMAKERs.

steady employ ncut ani hhorai pay.
Apply at sih -. entrance. Bruhdw ay Hud 10Th Al
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w USiiEl'' 'SffiFs MAIL.
THE FANlEsl IlNF AFLOAT
BEfWEES NEW NOik AND LIVERPOOL.
tniins nt C1rt liarbpr nOth waJs,
booking pHHsCuifTf o. and from all parts.
SAILING every lhursulN from Liverpool aud every Sat
cHnc ............... ..... ......... oct. s.qAM.
OtE kOy. r. NJ
hIthh ,.. NOV \, \ NJ
hDHA hoN, Is. la T. NJ.
HAiIIC Nov " A Al
gold steerago, $50 ourrency prepaid CertnOstes t
Drafts In sums to sult.
j. H. SPARKS. Agent, " broadway, New York.
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A GENTS wanted with a small capital for the best
PRICES, 9 Park place
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-05

Stock RAISING A writer in the Farm
and AQmE4e throws out the following
hints; ~... 49, .r
If the farmers Of Kentucky find 1t
pays to devote themselves almost exclu-
siVely to raising mules, horses, fine cat
tie and sheep on their lands, which are
SO much higher in price than the best
lands in the cotton States, why should
it not be profitable for us, on our cheap
lands to go into the businessq Our elf
mate is as good, we can raise corn, oats,
grass, clover as well as in Kentucky,
and we certainly have land enough and
to spare r....... ~.
five do not mean to take the trouble
of raising the mule colts, we can do as
many Kentucky mule raisers do, buy
yeapiing colts In Ohio or Indiana at
at from $50 to SO per head, take them
home, feed them Iberally, and at three
years old have mules for which we now
have to pay $500 head. Liberal feed
ing and well. bred stock constitutes
the secret of successful stock raising.
/ am strongly In favor Of our trying
to raise our own stock of every de-
scripti0n, but If we want to make the
business pay and compete successfully
with the professional stock raisers OF
tho hlue-glass region, we must discard
the scrubs we now have, and introduce
the breeds of cattle which by high
feeding will be prepared for market
and for home consumption at the ear
iest period. To raise hogs with the
greatest profit they should be ready fol-
the butcher at twelve months old, at
the furthest. This is impossible with
the saw backs OF our piney woods.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-05

THE BRAIN. WoRRY.-Many of us
pray TO be delivered from sudden death,
and do we worry ourselves into it? If
we do, can we help it2 To most of us
it is not given to choose our lives, to
avoid the rough places, to gently shou1-
der to one side disagreeable facts. We
must climb over the rocks though they
hurt us sore, and the difficulties, how
ever they may annoy us, must be met
with brain fret and wear until thew are
conquered, or we have passed them,
They are as real; living, annoying as
any tangible ache or pain could be;
as bruising and irritating as the meas
in the shoes of the pilgrims Of old.
Nervous health Is one thing, and moral
health and purely physical health is
quite another and different thing. Calm
and steady mental work is conducive
to long life; but nervous emotion, men
tai work that Is a constant urging, and,
at the same, is an unhanging of the
even tenor OF the mind, eats away the
brain faster than any mental labor, no
matter how hard, that is systematic.
As men do not really die of heart dis
ease as often as supposed, but of apo
pleXy, or congestion of the lungs, so
they do not die of brain work, but. OF
brain worry. Scott died of it; Southey,
Swift, Horace Greeley, and probably
Thackeray. ..
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-05

"A Boy WELL PosTED.-Yesterday af-
ternoon when the "St. Louis Express,'' y
eastward, stopped here for dinner, a great
crowd was attracted to the depot by the
fine music of the "Great Western Band .
of Sandusl1y, Ohio. Assoon as the band
had ceased playing their first piece, O.
number of the delegates, who had al
ready dined, notified the members Of the
band to go in to dinner, and that they
lthe delegates) would take care of the
instruments, etc, Accordingly the in
srs: delegates stood around them. A boy,
just arrived, and seeking information,
applied to another: 81 say, Bill, is them
the band with the horns?1 "Oh, no.n
replied Bill, "them's the postmasters
standin' guard. Cumberland Times.
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Enjoy What There Is and BE
Thankful.
From the New York Ledger. |


What there is, we say; we do moi
mean merely what you OWn-what yOU
have bought or inherited, and have 4
right to sell-but all that is open tC
your enjoyment, all that. you hold in
common with others.
The night is yours. 1t brings you
"Tired Natures sweet restorer, balmy sleep. >
1t often brings you pleasant dreams
sometimes dreams in which YOU re-p0s.
sess and live over the enjOyments of the
past. A clear conscience and good health
are far more conducive to sound and
quiet slumber than the possession OF
vast wealth. with it's attendant cares.
Uneasy lies the head that wears crown"
while yours has nothing to disturb its
the moon shine for you, and the vast
science of astronomy is open to you,
it you have the curiosity and diligence
to learn to read the language Of an
other world" and penetrate the sublime
mysteries.
Morning breaks for you, and tits your
own fault if you keep your eyes shut
when it is purpling the east, and
awakening the animal world to renewed
life and activity.
The beauty Of the waterfall is yours,
although the water may not turn yOuI
mill and the bright green of the grass
is yours, though the hay that it makes
may be anOther's.
The birds sing for you. At this sea-
son the robin, the b1ue-bird, the wren,
the cat-bird, the thrush, the bobOlink,
the blue5jay, the cuckoo, the Oriole, and
the meadOw-lark, are giving daily con-
ecertts, free to all while the near-neigh-
bor,l y WhippoOrwill cheers the evening,
and wakes the morning hours.
Enjoy your family, the companion
ship OF your friends; and when you are
alone, solitude is greatly to be enjoyed.
Enjoy your walks-a drive after q good
horse, if you happen to have one; why
not? Enjoy all innocent pleasures and
amusements-enjOy life all that you
can-and be grateful for all your op-
portunltles OF enjoyment to Him who
gives them.
This is the true philosophy. There is
an old adage: "Let him laugh who
win y it might be changed to this: He
ocho laughs does acin. He whose enjoy
ment trit1es cannot disturb, nor mis-
fortunes destroy, is, in this life, victor.
He lChO laughs aUlnS. Then laugh: laugh
when fortune fayOrs; laugh when for
tune frOWns.
By enjoying life yourself you do much
to contribute to the enjoyment of others.
A cheerful face carries sunshine Wherev-
er it goes. So enjoy what there is-let
it be the rule of your ife-and never
forget to be grateful for all you have to
enjoy.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-05

ScHNowBALL's OBsERvATIoNs.-Chris
Gerne's TeutOnic impotations, the much
" married man, has been thinking som
tings thusly: -
Of you got friend vat thinks himself,
yoost told him to keep his shprits ub.
Please don't fergot old ackwaindance,
esbecially of dhey got plendy golt.
Drink COnshtidOOtiOn bitters, and buy
your toombshtOnes of Sehmit.
Mine fadder was Dutchman, and my
mudder Duchess.
Salt, like hash, vas goOt, brovidin you
know when to sthop eatin it.
Some mems may always been around,
but dhey vas nefer shgware.
Der reason Why der boys dond got der
mitten SO much now, vas because der
gals dond can knit.
Dhere vas a man in der InOon-how
many vimmen got moon -sthruck.
Oter you want to got an honest cent,
donts you go into cologne pishness.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-05

NOTHING LIKE GRAMMAR.-Nothing
like grammar! Better without cow
than go without that. There are num-
berless professors" who go " tramp,
tramp, tramp, my boys!" aronnd the
country, peddling weak article, by
to set man thoroughly up in the Eng
lish language. An instance in point
comes from Greenville, Ala, where q
professor had labored with the youth
of that people, and taught them to dote
on mountaineering to Morris sys-
TEN. During one of the lectures the
sentence, MARY milks the cow" was
given out to be parsed. Each word had
been parsed save one, which fell to Bob
L., asixteen-year- old, near the foot
of the class, who commenced thus: "Cow
is a noun, feminine gender, singular
MHry!n Stands for Mary 2" said the
excited professor. "How do you make
that out?n Because" answered the
noble pupil; " if the COW didn'tstand for
Mary, hOlV could Mary milk her?D