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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02
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Every subsequent insertion. ion......... Is
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No credit will be given for Advertising Or job
work, except BY special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names. business aud
place Of residence, with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not married; will be pub.
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
~ All judicial advertisements must he paid
for on the last day Of publication. Tor on the day
Of sale. No advertisements will be Inserted unless
security ts given Or amount Of c0sts deposited.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02

A Boz WELL PosrED.-Yester.
day afternoon when the "St. Louis
Express, {" eastward. stopped here
for dinner, q great crowd was ct.
tracted to the depot by the fine
music Of the Great Western
Band, " Of Sandusky, Ohio. As
soon as the band had ceased play
ing their first piece, q number of
the delegates, who had already
dined, notified the members Of
the band to 60 in to dinner, and
that they (the delegates) would
take care Of the instruments, etc.
Accordingly the instruments
we're stacked" and the Nessrs.
delegates stood around them.
A boy. just arrived, and seeking
information, applied 70 another:
II say, Bill, is them the band
with the hornsf' "Oh, no." re.
piled Bill, "them's the postmas-
ters standin' guard."-Csmsber-
land TIMES.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02

The practice Of profaue swear.
ing is one Of unmingled evil. It
is an insult offered by . finite and
fallible creature to the infinite
and Holy Being who created him.
It destroys all re6pect for sacrcd
things. lowers the standard uf
morality, brutalizes the character
and conduct. Injuries the reputa-
tion. and is, in short, opposed to
all the best interests of society.
1t is a crime equally without rca<
son and without excuse. 1t
neither raises1 mans character
for veracity. intellect, taste, or
courage. In every light in
which it can be viewed, it ap.
pears q melancholy derelictiom
from religion, virtue, and decen-
cy equally Improbable, shame
full and wicked.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02
XII.

ALI.
Please God! while through the world I
tread this motley, checkered sceue.-
Ny orcbared's faithful fruit shall shed, nv
fields be always green;
For On lifs's tickle, transient stage, though
human hairs grow gray,
Books are the friends that never age-to
them pen my lay.
DAVID G. ADI..
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02

TAkee Up
'DY the uudsrsigosd pssr bic plantation
ID on Cote 0sI4s, one light bay cro|e
hone. about Eve o. six years old, branded
90 '''' 'h'''d''' thus: +
The owner is requested 70 come forw1rd,
prove property, pay costs and take It away
otherwise It will b dealt With acoetdise
to Law. CALVIN MOSS.
July 10th 1879.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02

n r KING,
r. ATTORNEY At Law,
Office at Ab6ss;lls, L..
WILL attend to oil business entrusted TO
bic care in the parishes Of s.. Martin, St.
May, Iberia, vsrmilion, lafayette and
Carsrou, july ~, 10.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02

DY the uudessignsd near Chenille 1ss.
10 hsns store, 10 this parish. one grey
essols boss, aged 10 Of IL ysars, branded
thaa, 4.
The owner i requssssd 70 come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take the
said property away, otheswiss il will b
d,spossd Of according 70 law.
AHNAUD BACQUE.
July 12, 1878.
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]. N. KOKERNOT.

THE Celebrated Artist Of New iberia ID
10 vermilioovills now, with . new and
complete out6t fully prepared to do al
styles Of wosk appertaining to the AT.
Specimens Of his work may be seen 1t the
stors Of NJ. ]. II. Wise, oh Lafayette
street and other places.
Gallery on the corner Of St. John and
81. Louis streets near the Catholic Church,
Give him call. Nay 3.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02

On motion, : vssrsnt v.s .usho.isea 70 b
Issued IN lsyor a - Tteauesr lor ~ emoeui
due hin.
TIE folloviax reeolnt;oas vers aloeeeA Win
out objection
Whereos. q asreement hayiue Aeeo eueeeed
Into With ihe 0Sas-Ba9 Ind AiarGaw Gor psb-
liGhing tbe peuoeedinp ofthe Polioe Joy. Hefe.
Ioee
Be + resolved, That eoe hundred dollass h
heeeby allowed 10 eech a the above ssne.s Il
fall o jaauary Ii nGef H. 0tlop,A IN 70 pah.
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For Cash OaeZN.
M EssRs. PLONsKY 4 ROGER,
NJ meHchanta corner Of faE.AalA. ~

~
N1 merchants, corner Of Lafayette and
Mai". streets, Opposite the Court Hou,e(
have adopted the cash rule; and will here.
after sell for cash only. Purch a.ers will
please take notice, and consider the .d.
vantsges offered BY house doing business.
on this plan. Selling for cash, they have
no bad accounts t5 cover with extra profit.
and can therefore, afford to sell cheap.
Selling for cash. they have always the ca.h
to repIesish their stock, which thew can
do at the lowest possible price another
and important reason Why they can cell
cheap.
Mrssrs. P!onsky l. Roger have large
and we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods.
Cyothinq, Fancy Goods, Ho.;ery, Huts.
Shoes, Boots, SaddIery, Grocery. Gla.s.
''are, Hard1are, z;npare, and Woodes.
srorks. dc.
Those who call on them, can rely on
being promptly attended 70.
They are the only agents 10 THE place for
thA f.mnm.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02
Illinois GIRL hav;ru 81,

AN Illinois girl, having six
lovers. offered to marry the one
who should break up" the most
prairie In three days. The result
was that she got a smart hosband,
and her father found his new
farm ready for planting free Of
cost.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02

CAsss'eA Directory.
SeRvIcEs at the Methodist Church evarv
Sunday at II O'clock A. n, and evening,
Sunday school At 10 A. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
All cordially invited to attend.
]. n. BROWN, Pastor.
FOR SALE.
i WO lots situated In the town Of Yer.
milionville on Jefferson and Vermiliou
streets. Apply TO
0as. g. HOPKINS.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02
(From the Evening Post.1
Literary Luxury.

When Of: winter night sit beside my
| love to read the products writ In these,
my minds desire:
To quick forget the days reverse, TO lose
al thought Of pelf.
And take, for better or for wosse' my books
from of their shelf
II.
'Tis seldom wovse, l must confess, for Who
20 true ~ thesei
To me they are wifs's casess and children
At my knees;
They liz the thoughts to brighter things,
where revel Wit and mirth.
High soars the soul on eagle wings to
realms afar from sssth.
III.
II I am dreary there aloos> what other is
20 dear.
Az Goi6smith's Vicar I sll my own The in-
glesides warm cheer;
Olivis beside me knits. Sophia lights my
pipe,
And manly Barchsll sileat sin, Of heroes
finest type.
Nv.
If jovial Maurice Stssns scan; and laugh
at honest Trim
And Uncle Toby. brave old man, end Wi.
dow Wadmas's whim:
Aud drop tear to drown lhs oath q IN.
gsls pisioos hides
Humos and pathoa sister both, or Tsis.
trans page preside.
v.
and Smollett vile On hour with
magic wand away.
Though naughty Tom lslls 10 ths power
Of BelIasto1 the gay;
Aud Random 10 tribe wild, and Cliuker
rather cold,
And sweet Sophia woudsous mild. s.d
Psregsiss TOO bold.
3 VI 'o s-
What wonder. world from Dickens dows 4
Young Coppe'Asld = school;
Wilkes nsoawbers chronic woss, and
Hssp more ksavs than lool1
James Stssrtosth. dashisg 70 the end 4
Nis Betsy Tsotweod. too;
And Dick, II esaele apd hissd, With
Dora crowd the view.
VII. |
Whos thati Why. Mr. Fckwiek, Niss
Apd thati Poor little Nell
Add, bless my soall Bob Osatchit this,
With Tiny Tim. grown vell
aurrah ! 1t's merry Cbrissmas time, With
jolly Christu1ls cheer.
aark 70 The music II the chimel How
sowl A smile teasl
VIII.
i'll up the dre and trim the light draw
up my easy chair
eor Thackeray il Is to-night With wicked
But go he deat old Colonel comes, with
Give and darling Boy
Ind Esmood into Flanders roams, ~ Bea.
tsix beams with joy.
TX.
aab. Irving 1 eth bic Dutchmaa digit in
breaks bakerss dossn;
And Kip. the sascaI; silly wight, his shrew.
ish frau 70 cosani
zatrieas blooming cheeks fare red and
ripe with conscious blushes:
1t Ctaae, the Hossemaa hssis bic hsad, -
DER the bridge hs rushss.
4.
II poets, Poo drops 10 the most. and hssd
in hand With Scott
though Byron often rules the roast and
Robert Burus. I wot;
While Moore snd Hood. those genial bards,
knock gayly At the door.
With Teanysoo. and leave THAR cards
where Shsakesspass ssigaed before;
III. !,
Welcome, old oomsales Of Tie bssin'l III
love yos 70 The lsse. i
nd greet you o'ss end o'sr again, I'LL sight !
and sense are past; /,
u wiring the honest, manly hand I'll kiss
the swesthearts brow; 4.
n bic me into fancy land With oil my !
soul, | trow. e
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02

PRor. voGHr records ah i,s.
tance of what may be called self.
cannibalism. He cut in two q
male cricket, and immediately
the fore part, probably experien.
cling q sensation Of emptiness in
the ventral region, turned upon
the hinder part and devoured it}
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02
RENAUD.

A. REHAuD,
uteetChNoWR(3s W1olf .NeoCete1s.
In VsanILloSvILLs near the Court Houss,
Agent in vsrmiIich, Hoyvjlls, 10.
All kinds Of Sewing Machines repaired
aud work warranted. Nay 81, '7s.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02

"OxzCEH{
\ 8 Tax Collector Of the legal Govern:
IA ment of the State Of Louisiana. in
and for the Parish Of Lafayette. I hereby
fosbja and prohibit any and oil ei.isens
Thereof from paying taxes 70 any one but
myself and ny dspatio 4 such time and
at ssch places - l may deem nscsssasy to
designate.
A.SIMON BOUDREAUX.
April 10, 1873. Tax Collector.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

VERAnl0StILLF, LAFAYETTE PARISH.
June IA. 1873.
The members appointed and commissioned, TO-
wit: g. Dabau, 1st ward s. J. Montgomery,
ID ward Jean Bernard, Sd ward r. Leblanc.
4th ward r. G. Landry, 9th ward met at the
Court House ; all present and having qualified
(exccpt NJ. Bernard) proceeded to organize by
electing Mr.. Dubau President and the following
Uf5cers were elected. and their respective sals-
r'es per annum fixed, for the unexpired year
ending December 3lst next, ~ follows; A. J.
Moss. Clerk, $50; n. E Girard Treasurer.
$50; Edgar Moutdu, Constable, 3t00.
The annual report OF the treasurer was receiv-
ed and referred to committee composed Of
Aessrs Montgomery, Landry and N. f. Rlgues,
and the came committee wac instructed to pre-
pare an estimate Of the debt and expenses Of the
sented the following report, which was unani-
moualy adopted:
To Tie Police Jury Of the Parish of LAFAYETTE:
The Committee appointed by your Hon. body
70 prepare IN estimate Of the debt and expenses
Of the Parish for The current year, respectfully
submit the following report to Wit:
Oatst'ng warrants 70 1af. l, H.. as S8n 30
OId deoe ab0ut. t.............'s..... 900 90
Amount doe Tteaufef: f:::......:.... 1885 II
Total liabilities. ...:........ & b2S7 o.
Probable E*ps~ses J6r 1879.
Coses IN criminal eAses. 5000 90
Jury Fund ....,..............:.. 1000 90
Materials, &e1,,Ntt tua6D. 6D.............. l500 90
Salaries. 1900 90
Contingent Expeneea.. a................. $50 90
TW AsocUooo. 1oV -
Total probable expenses. $4,000 %
The report Of the Treasurer IVES examined end
verified and found correct /; he eecapitslatiou q
1hieh i = lollows;
Rsos;pes:
F.c" Court Hoce kespr............e q eo|
Total recdpas. .eS7oS %
Disbxrsesassls:
Warrants criminal oasea ...........e q o0o s. |
eontiageat expenses. ....... ooS % ]
road and beidg0. 30 -
Suf0D. D...............s. III -
Con. elections. ............ -
snsdrtes sot qlp11sa....... ossl 70
Total disbursements. .......... .oSssl -
Amount due Treasures. ree............ .olo06 % |
Respectfully eabnitted,
81 :, !; ioSq1,5xr,Y. R'STsS lo...,.,... |
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II TxX.
A RRErE par ls- souss;gu6, qsatrs
IA vsebss postant ces marques I Z,
~. DC. et --(ls lss marques psuvsnt
Stss sSamin6es sotss bureau.)
Les psopri6tsirss sont pri1s Do vsnir
@ prouvast lsurs propsi6t6s rsclamss les
dts asimaux, autrsmsot il % ssss die
pos6 selon b loi.
vALS1N JUDICK
vsrmilloovills, 10 mai 1879.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-08-02

STEAM TOBACCO NANUFACTORY
0nekiag end Clswiag Tohaeco, snu1, Cnsu
an6 pipes, 0os 81 cd - Chaelses Street., ooeuoe
Of Cont, end g Poydsas Street, corner d
Tchoupjtoalos,
JaaS7 II u. Nsw OsleaaA Il.
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Brasheav city AID Royos Her.
Nsilion Packet:
.E FLORA,

II eosssatioa with Nosgsss Losisiaaa
asd Taxas Railsoad, will make REG ULAR
WEEKLY TRIPS Dsaviag Bsashsas City
every MONDAY mossisg, taking freight
and passenger for ail points on Bayou
Vssmilioo - high up - Wilkiusos's land.
ing near the vsrmilion Bridge.
Reference IN. P. Young 4 Co.
April 10 1873.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-28
THE DEVIL oUTDoNE.

THE DEVIL OUTDoNE.
Old Nick came MP to the earth one day,
And into Washington wended his way.
And having come hours to spare for calls,
He thought he would viris our national halls.
On striving there he crossed the sill
As discussion was hot on the Salary bill.
Now Old Nick, as everybody knows,
Has power to change both himself and clothes,
So, spying Senator'S vacant chair,
Presto, change! and he was there!
And he said. a. his eyes Ger the assembly ran.
Wouldn't make splendid Congressman =
The bill was read. and the devil sat there
Tilted back in his easy chair,
With no particular interest In IL
Till there came pause OF about minute;
And in q voice that was full OF dread
The " back action clause Of the bill was read.
Old Nick sat up, with interest new,
To .cc what the honorable Ccl body would do.
"For surely" said he. "ihey haven't sunk 80 low
That they can press that bill clear through:
IL surely must be some hIdeou- joke,
Or my imps have overdono their work"
The bill was read and the ayes were called.
And the devil sat there like one appslled;
For the ba-est thin: which he ever saw
Was this wholesale theft under guise OF law.
'To look any further there l. no use,
For OF all mean things this beats the deuce.
"For thou,and- OF years have wandcrci'rornd
Trying 10 see II there could not be found
In the universe lower level
Than that which is occupied by the devil.
Ny search was fruitless by sea and lane
TIL met an American Congressman.
" II men like these are TO Congress sent
I'll run my chances for President"
Old Nick lcft town that very day
But he was heard TO nutter A. he passed away: :
''rll let that 'Forty-Second' alone,
For III don't they'll steal my throne"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-28

SEVERAL Vale students found 4 rest
Ing place in the police station. Thurs
day night, for serenading female
boarding school. What made it par
ticularly hard to bear, though. was the
fact that the girls had gone to New
York the evening previous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-28

The Supervisors of San Francisco
have determined to prohibit the firing
OF bombs, fire crackers, etc, on the
Fourth OF July and every other day.
Many other prominent cities are NOV
ing in the same direction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-28
THE EVENING NEWS.
OUR ApyRRrlsING AGENTS.

s. N. PErrINalLL Co.....37 Park Row. New York
| HCpsos 4 MESEr..........2l Park Row, New York
II II.
soir AGENTS for the GoLD Hill DAILY SEws. are au.
thorted 10 contract for Inserting Advertisements for
us nj our lowest cash rates In con Advertisers are
requested TO leave their orders with either OF inc
h.lye hOusek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-28

a YOUNG gentleman in Rutland, Vt.
pawned his best suit for so and
bought ring, which he sent 10 the OBJ
ject Of his alteration. She sent II back
to him with the emphatic request to
keep II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-28

The Massachusetts Legislature puts
In its time while waiting for commit
tees to report In singing such religious
songs as Nearer, my God, 10 Thee
.Old Hundred, We won't 90 Home
till Morning. Dixie and Shoe Fly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-28

CARBoLIc acid and sweet oil-in
equal preportions-will be found very
etficacious in removing verdiSris from
copper. and rust from iron and steel.
The mixture lightly brushed on, is
most useful as q preventive.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-24
FLIRTING AS A FINE ART.
The Science of society amounts to

The Science of society amounts to
little true art unless a certain genius
goes with the knowledge and who
will deny that there is certain nat
ural gift for social influence, as there
is for all beautiful arts? Some per
sons have rare social witchery who
have not any other form of genius,
and some women, ofsvery moderate
abilities mother respects, have an
art of pleasing that amounts to fasci-
nation Zone woman in famous at
tire will gather a great crowd Of no.
tables in grand house and give
them, q great supper, and all shall be
fat and dull; while some winsome
little body, without any hshy cos
tune or parade, and even without
rare beauty, will entertain her circle
of guests in q charming way of her
own, and make them ali at home
with her and each other. She plays
upon their various tempers and traits
and associations as a master hand
plays upon the harp or piano. |
.havelsometimes tho ght that sense
womanly charm, and perhaps even
what in the best sense is called flirt-
ing, could be made one Of the fine
arts, and consecrated TO charity, and
even to. religion. That bring girls
takes that half dozen stridlings in
hand, and touches each In turn with
playful grace, until they are willing
captives to her swell, and ready TO
buy her pincusslons or watch chains
at the fair, or go to-her church sana
worship by her prayer book. . There
is line, indeed, beyond which this
flirting ceases to be fine art, aud
becomes quite business-hke and
-ulilirarian, practical operation in
making a market and bagging a hus-
band-a useful but not always ideal
result. Yet, as the world goes, a
great deal of true missionary work
is .doEe by charming women in mani
t.ging men in an artistic and legiti-
mate way, and the Virgin Mary has
not all the work Of such intercession
in her hands or in her eyes, although
Henry Heine naughdiy called her
the counter girl of the Catholic
Church. who won over the Goths
and Vandals.-Dr. Sunauel OSgood.
IN Hacper'S Mug sSioe for May,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-24
THINGS | DETEST.

n I detest a man who makes love to
his wife, before folks, and the house
becomes TOO hot to hold her after
they have gone; who says dear ;,
and "darling," and "wifey," in pub
lie, and abuses her when at home.
detest a woman who, when her
husband comes home at night, tired
and discouraged, Iperhaps, with his
days labor and trial, insists upon
dragging him out to party or opera,
when the lounge or bed appears the
only comfort to the exhausted man /;
and | hate him if he is sinpleton
enough to dress and accompany her
because she cries. est
j detest the man who spends mon
ey without stint among men, and
denies his wife decent wardrobe;
and Il hate the woman who doesn't
make fuss about it. esors.
| detest the man who is always
ready to do good turn for a neigh
Dor, and obstinately. refuses to . do
anything at home; who gives freely
of Ills time and money to outsiders,
and neglects to provide for his wife
and children. 70 o-e 50 ae.as ds,
detest woman who Is so bent
upon improving her mind, that she
allows her little ones TO go ragged
and dirty, and her husbands clothes
tattered and buttonless: and | hate
the man who don't put a stop to such
nonsense ass &P a' 4'a +A ''.''+' .e- go
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-24
THE MONEY COUNTERS OF
THE TREASURY DEPART
MhNI. zsfst

Once some Of these experts were
ggauted leaves of absence, without
pay from The Government. for the
purpose of restoring a large quantity
of burnt money belonging TO Adams
Express Company. This was per-
hiited partly because it was known
that there Was no one else who
could perform the service, without
which the company would be SUBJ
jected to great loss, but principally
b,cluse the company offered to pay
them much more for their time and
labor than they were receiving from
the Government, AMI it was Thought
t at their long and faithful services
Justly entitled them to this addition
to their meager salaries. The mon
ely was taken from safes rec )vered
from the wreck of a burnt steamer
which had been lying for four or
five years at the 1ottom of tbs Miss
issippi, and the nores were so burnt
decayed, and damaged as to be alb
solurely worthless, unless identifies
and restored, Yet nearly every noie
of the Que hundred and eighty-one
thousand dollars in United States
and National Bank notes recoveret
was restored with uncrnrg certain
ty and redeemed at its fulfil value.
The Chicago and Boston fires have
for the last year and half furnished
burnt notes enough TO keep all Tx
experts Of the Office pretty constantly
en'pl y ed. -Scribmsr's.