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DIR. G. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
V E R M I F u G E.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and leaden-
colored, with occasional Pushes, or a
circumscribed spot on one or both cheeks;
the eyes become dull; the pupils diate;
an azure semicircle runs along the lower
eye-lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes bleeds; swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing of the ears; an unusual Sc
cretion of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ing; appetite variable, sometimes voraci-
QUA with a gnawing sensation of the sto,
mach, at others, entirely gone; Aeeting
pains in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains throughout
the abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools Shiny; not unfrequently
tinged with blood; belly swollen and
hard; urine turbid; respiration OCCASION
ally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and convul-
sive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable,
but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms are
found to exist,
DR.. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which has at
tended the administration of this prepa-
ration has been such as to warrant US in
pledging ourselves to the public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should prove in
efectual; providing the symptoms at
tending the sickness of the child or adult
should warrant the supposition of worms
being the cause" In all cases the Medi-
cine to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public, that
DR.. 6. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an innocent pre-
paration. nat eapa6le Of doing The slight
est injury to HE NEST tender infant.
Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa.
p s Dealers and Physicians ordering from others than
Fleming Bros will well To write their orders distinctly
and toke nope bd DR.. G. HLdnes, prepared BY Fleming
Bros FftsbnrJh, Ft. To those wishing to give them
trial we will Forward per mail, postpaid to any part Of
the United States box Of Pills for twelve threecent
postage stamps, vial of yermfuge for fourteen
threeceHt stamps All orders from Canada must be ac-
companed by twenty cents extra.
30 For sale by Druggists and Country Store Keepers
generally.
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Advices from ali but one or two coun-
ties in Nebraska give assurance of whole
some awakening and changes in political
opinions and purposes of the people. .
The reaction against Grantism is at once
striking and pronounced in many localities,
notably so here in Omaha and Douglas,
where for instance, German-American
opinion is rapidly settling down upon the
HomeRule, Free-Trade, and Hard money
doctrines of the Democratic party. Tht
same is true in other localities of nearly
equal influence and importance. Nor are
these changes confined to the German ma
tionality. Scores and hundreds of Amer
lean Republicans sick and tired of the uni
versal reign of corruption as represented
by the Post Office. Surveyor General, Uni
ted States Court, and other Rings, are re
solving to support the Democratic ticket a
the only possible means of correcting no
, torious public abuses. - Omakd Herald.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FoB You've MEN from the effect,
Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood ne.
stored Impediments to Marriage removed New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable rene
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having high reputation for honorable eondpr-
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M0FFAT's LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
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Medicine in eases of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges-
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and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, ngdetailed
accouts of perfect CURES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and
put all the functions of the body
In a healthy condition.
:B- Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
81 Liberty Street, New York.
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Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.

Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be Without it.
warrant it to cure Scrofula
Sores, Salt Rheum, ChilbIains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-having per-
feciiy eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup in larger
bOxesfor the same price than any
other Ointment.
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vNEaAs BITTERs.

DR.. J. Walkers California Vim.
GEAR Bitters are a purelya Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains OF Calitor-
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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-11-28
LUCTUS F. SUTTON,
attorney az L0oC,
LEESBURG. CAMERON, La.
PRAcrlcEs in the Parishes of Camera,
and Caicaaieu. OFT. 8 IA
FOR sale.

IL PLANTATION. Or tract of land. near the
town Of vermilionville. and is within stones
throw Of the junction OF the N. O. 4 Texas and
the N. 0. 4 Orelousas Railroads; and bounded
% follows: north by lands of Mesen. Riguee,
eat by lands Of VIM. Campbell, west BY lands
Of Hopkins i Kennedy. tfnrmerly Of widow Or
sin Patin). and eoutb by lands Of widow Charles
Martin and lands Of heirs Of Charles Mout0n,
containing tto hundred and seventy 4lilOO ars
per t., with all the buildings, Improvements and
accessories thereon and thereunto pertaining.
This 10 one Of the most desirable locations ia
this parish, the residence is large and commodi-
ous and is of brick the outbnilding are all in
good condition. The land il equal to any 10 the
country and is partly enclosed BY . bois dare
hedge.
Also = tract Of woodland In this parish. On the
west side Of bayou vermilion. one mile from The
plantation. containing sixty-fve arpents, bounded
above by land formerly sbelo0ging to Cyrille
Sonnier and below BY land Of heirs of Michel A.
Martin.
Afro another tract Of woodland situated at the
junction Of the bayous Tortue and vermilion,
bound on one side by land Of Mre Chs. Marti D
and on the other BY land Of Alexander Xouton,
and fronting on bayou vermilion, containing
seventy-tw0 47fl0O acres.
The whole Of this property Will be sold TO-
gether, and poasession given 70 the purchaser on
the Let Of January 1873.
Address: VIZ. B. BAILEY.
July ~, ~. Vermilionville. La.
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City Council of Vermilionville

PURSUANT to call of the Mayor. the City
Council met In special session at the Court House
in Vermilionville. on THE, the 18th day Of No
vember 1874.
Present A. Monnier. Mayor and Ccuncilmeu
Mcbride. Chargois. Revillon. Mouton and Lam.
dry. Absent: B0urges and Sallee.
The minutes of last meeting were rea3 and ap.
proved.
On motion. it was resolved. that the Mayor he
and 's hereby authorized to appoint COMMITTEES
OF two members Of the Council. tn confer with
the committee on Public Works OF the parisl, oi
Lafayette, in regard to making an estimate oi
the probable costs Of Preparing the Parish Prison
The Mayor appointed Messrs. Mcbride and
Landry on said committee.
On motion it was resolved, that committee
Of two members Of the Conncil be and are here
by appointed to confer with the Police Jury in
regard 20 putting the hide law in effict MesSrs
Mcbride and Landry were appointed on said
committee.
On motion it was resolved. that hereafter hall
licenses shall be issued to oil persons who may
wish to commence husiness within The Corpora
ton Of vermiionville, on or after the LIST Of July
Of each year.
On motion it was resolved, that the licenses
eroneously collected from the following named
persons be RENTED and that warrants he issued
for the same. viz !: r. L. Mcbride. SO 90; H.
Landry. IS 90 Isaac Chapman, IS 90.
The following accounts were presented and
approved J. A. Chargoia. for having ditch dug
IS 90; A. Billeaud. making bridges &C., 81 90.
On motion the Council adjourned.
A. MONNIER, Mayor.
n n RAuRY Socretarv
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TAX c0LLScTORs NOTICE
To tie JxpayeSes of tie
ksNs'tsh Of LDfN1efle

TAKE NOTICE that vonr State and
u Parrish Tsles IT 1879 a we'll ~ you,
State .nd Pa,ish Licences Of 1874 and AL
back tsxes due the State f.r previous yesr.
hsvr fallea due ainer.tb. Is, of tI,;s month
and viii b. cnll~ct-d With cost. and pen
slties. unleas they are psid to me II nv
office within The d-l.vs prescribed nv law
Take notice fnrth-r. that vonr hack
taxes to the Parish f~ 1872. AMI pr.csd
ing wears. are aow dn-. aud after the .tspll
March next. they viii be collected with
cost. and p~nslti-s.
Take n"t'c4 further. that you are Il
loved By law only six months within
which to r-d@em vnar lsnds, and other
.rroper rly, sold dnrin9 thu past yvar in sat
''-:aet'nn q taxes. after the expiration 81
which time vour rights and titles to aaii
la'id7 Shs'i h.. f.rf lid.
AZ IF h. sf,r-ss'.j taxes ana lic-rs4-
de u 1874 ,r~ p.ysb'r 10 me-. or ,ny .la
" constituted agent. D. A. CocHRAxx.
ESD. At my "ffic- in Ver,niIionvill-, Ia.
S Office hours From o A.. N. to
8 o'clock Pm.
+. MAET1N, Collector.
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Virginia Monitor +: "Old Uncle
Ned, Gen. Early's old body SER
want, came out to the election
last Tuesday and voted the Con-
servative ticket. One Of the most
enjoyable features of the day
was the witnessing Of this vener-
able and faithful old servant ride
into town on horseback. dressed
in suit Of gray, politely bowling
to every white man he CHANGED
to meet, scarcely deigning to
notice negro. aud, with : look
of pride beaming upon his coun-
tenance. deposit his Conservative
ballot along with those cast by
the friends Of his old master.n.
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I'll q ! s A..

~ Gus les souss;gnes. informent res
pect"ensement nos clients qu'av.nt hesoin
d'srgent, nous leur d"nnons avis d'avoi,
venir solder Ieur comptes en- monnaie
coursnte dan. les so jours qui su,ve,ou,
Ia publication de- Get avis. ~inons ills de
vront s'att.ndre svoi. les frais c. col!ec
ton ajou,ds leur. complies.
Nous sommes egalement de plus forces
fsire savoir a nos clieu:s. que nous exi
gerons un regle'nent chsque aimee pou,
tous soins medicaux rendu.. Les circon
stances presrntes nous o5ligent adopte,
ces inesares, afin &c pouvoir sufiire notre
subsistence ct n remp'ir nos obligations
J. D. TRAHAN, NJ. d.
THos. B. HOPKINS, n. b
F. s. MUDD. NJ d..
EFF. BEAUCHAMP, NJ. D
II. d. GUIDRY, NJ. D
NJ. L. LYONS, NJ. D.
6 dec. 1873.
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Gle Eafapettc Aoucrtiser.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of lie Parish Of LAFAYETTE
and Of the Town Of VERMILlONVlLLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
WIN. B. BAILEY.

The following touching lines were writ
ten hv III. late Philip Stanhope W"rsl-v.
an English poet and scholar Of marked
ability and large reputation. who trsns'a-
ted both the .1'iad and Odyssey in the
Spenserian stxnza. An ardent adm;rer Of
Gen. Lee. be dedicstsd th- 1iiad to him
and sent him a presentation copy Of the
Odyssey. with these verses attached.
While in Lexington. Va, last summer,
the Rev. DR.. Wink'er. Of Marion. Ala.
WAS permitted to copy them. and they re.
gently appeared in tbr Alobama Baptist /:
FOR HECTOR ALONE DEFENDED TROY.
The grand old Bird that never dies,
Receive him in ou, English tongue:
I send thee. bot with weeping eyes,
The story tha. Ee sung.
Thy Troy is fallen; thy dear land
Is ma rred beneath the spoilers heel /;
/ cannot trust my trembling hand
To write the things l feel.
All. Realm of T"mhs! But let brr bear
This b.az n to the last oft,n-:-
NJ nation sOse so whit. aud fxi,.
None fell 80 pure Of crime.
The widow. moan ,he Orphans vail
Come rOnhi thee but in truth b.
strong:
Eternal Right, though all else fail.
Can never BE- mxde Wrong.
An angels heart. No angels mouth.
NJ, H. .mer conid alone for me
HYMN we'll ih- great Confederate South.
Virginia 6'st. and Lee.
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WHERE DID COLUMBUS LAND ?
Harper's for November has q
clever article on the Bahamas,
which says: In all probability
it was not Cat Island which Co.
lumbus named San Salvador, but
Walting's Island-a smaller isle
a little more to the southwark
and eastward. The facts in the
case are these Contrary. pro-
badly, to the general opinion, it
has never been definitely known
which was the island entitled to
the honor but about fifty years
ago. when historians were busy
with the history of Columbus,
they undertook to settle the ques-
ton by comparing his journal
with the imperfect charts of the
Bahamas then existing. Nava.
rette fixed on Turks island,
which latter investigation has
proved to be erroneous, while Ir-
wing, supported by the strong au-
thority of Humboldt, argued for
Cat Island, and since then this
has been generally accepted as
San Salvador, and is so designa-
ted on our charts to this day. But
the English reversed their opin-
ion some time ago. and trans
ferred the name of San Salvador
to Walting's Island, and 1t will
be SO found on their latest charts.
The reasons for this change seem
conclusive e. Lieut.. Beecher, Of the
English navy, proves conclusive
ly that Walting's Island answers
the conditions required better
than any other island lying in
the track of Columbus His two
strongest reasons against Cat Is
land are that Columbus states
that he r0wed around the north
ern end in one day. The size OF
Cat Island makes this physically
impossible there, while it is quite
feasible at the other island. He
also speaks of a large lake in the
interior. There is no such water
on Cat Island, while such aalake
does exist on Walting's Island.
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~ Se|sw Rest.-A certain planta
y, ,dIua.sa ia ,hi. parish. about 5 miles
- Vsailicayil'e. containing ESQ ~.
Z ~. portion cf which is we'll
3 si.h f.nring. comfortable dwell.
|r 2hshps out housss. DC.
| jr9IlA-4OO arpents Of land, IS
n 1lfA bsiag woodland. situated on the
Qssss Tortse. about Is miles west
! VrsiksaviCe can he purchased at 4
I |map,ies. Tha land is guaranteed 10
|hl ll3ee q eaid bayou.
ltn w. r. BArLsv.
1sk.-Ons house and lot, with
usksd, corner Of Lafayette and
~ ApslA il vermi'ionvi'ie, and
= taisyette street the lot is 96
II m deep. with good new fence all
% tujspsadsnt of adjoining lots: al
pssssents on the place are new
1slscs order: 4 siI fest hall seper
D@lee from Tho dwelling: the store
Is III, With all the 6xtures f"v a
I i ~ eccae establishments. The
~ J front gallery 42 4. long BY
: 81, hsIi. two rooms Is hy
- gsate in each. with back gal
Asssh end room; one 9 nv Is f..
asosh.r back gallery from hall
@ Kitchen 10 hy 10 with chin
laess FINN th- ground up: Al m
~ Cnc'ud;ng nns cistetn with
- Two medium s;xa,i els
as.sooisr. convenient out hon.es.
= eseps. &s. ID. Also = spien-
= - (ssaced from the yaid).
sted eho;cs fruit trees. grape
~ hsds. shabbevy. DC.
- inessms.ion apply to
W. B. Bailey.
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The White House ticket for
1876 il said to be For Presi-
dent. Washburne of Illinois, with
Bla ne as Vice President The
Chicago Times thinks that, in
consideration Of the long legs and
small head. it might more pro-
per!y be called the Kangaroo
ticket" s
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Senator Norwood's Description
Of . Carpet-Bagger.

This is III. inimitable description, .>ys
the Eufaula NeWs, Of that character, ~
given BY Senator N",w"'d, Of G-o'g'",
in his great speech in that town on .hr
Saturday preceding the election
The r@ron.tructio" acts have wrought
unreasonable eyils. but. perhaps. the
gs-st~st # all is tn. production of the c.r
pit bsgg~r. have great admiration for
,h- genius VII" first used that word. ''car.
p-, taggsr What can h~. more expses
.iv-! Hisiik- the world ha. never .a+n.
from the days "f Cain. or Of the forty
thieves 10 the tabled time Of Ali Bsba.
Lake the Winds, h. hl"ws. and We hear
the sound thereof. but NO msa knowsth
whence h. c..m-th or whittier h. gorth.
Natural historians will hs in doubt how
to class him. OsnithoIigisss will claim
him, hpc.nse in msny sesp-cts he 10 =
hid Of prey. H. lives only ON .cor'ap
|,i"n, and tskss his fight ~ so"n IA the
CARCASS i. picked. In Other psrtico'srs hr
resembles the migratory crane. For.
when driven sy the tsigi'iiiy Of s"cis' o.
ts.ci.m from the Mouth. h- dies w"b mo.
v~loua instinct 10 the t..rrid and "nctnoua
enbrac. Of his African mat~s and peers
among tn. .wa,nps It ous Southern shore.
A. the c.sa- fillr his csxw. so th,s Creature
FL. hi. bag 70, the flight, and, NJ the
crane, wh~n the days grow hot. 6aps h'-
wings. aud acs+su,,nv through tn. mir. ~
'arns 10 the North: 80 this III omeoed b..
ped, when um-a becomes warm 10 the
8 ,u,h. gathers up his l~gs aud flying with
scream. and sh,i +. .was. perehcs "n the
wooden had II ii. figar- II justice. com
N only known .s The Attorney Gr"erns,
aud .l,owns th- ii. wi,h csosk'ngs about
Southern out,.y and " ong. /" the 9th
# Respects he is ike the lnat,up'a' family
..f quadrup~,ls. for ~ tn y are "ame.i fr""
the pouch .os bag in which they carry
their yoang. 40 h. derives his name from
the bag he carsi.s and in whirh are stored
all his earthly possessions. Th. cp"ssu'n
i. If the msr.upiai family, and the capt
Isgg~,. ike that ani,nal, DIES n! his trav-
cling At oight
Solomon was wise man; but he did
|ns1 pow everything h. vas wrong in
E.ayiys "The,e is nothing nav asdrr th+
s" SUI. The world has swung on for thou.
sands Of y~srs through vsss and p~s'ils"cr.
through f.,n,ae .rd pl.gs-. hss heen Wis
it'd BY ,-ippe.,s and earthquakes, f"g-
and fl,-s, mnrrain and iic- b.. never until
.b.. year cf on, Lvd 1867, was any por-
ton II ii. ci,b4 affics4d by acar.,rt bag.
get. So,om.n did not know him, nor dni
l)av,d ~ Jrr,.sn,ah ,.paceive of -ucl, ra
amty. I,ihy had. 'l'~ rong of David
and ,h- f,eu,k oi j.. ,nisl. waad have
been los, 10 ma. kn.'. for they would have
9 mm.ttesi sus...;s Al thv very imagining
Of such woe.
Though be ap,sug into existence soon
nfer tie war, the carpet bagser is no OF
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
pnr;sk Cnmyf

NIHEREAS Jean Gerac Of The parish
w II Lafayette has 6led in said Cons,
petition praying to b. appointed Admin
istratos Of the succession Of Augustine
Addison and Michel Crouche:. deceased.
Any person intending to make orpcsi
ton to said appointment will fi'e the same
in said Court in the town Of vermiIion
vile within ten days from the Publication
Of this notice, otherwise said appointment
will be made.
Given under nv official signature. IN
the town Of vermiIionyille, this goth day
Of November, 1874.
A. MONNIER. Clerk.
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Dr.. Deems. hopes that no per-
son will be employed to sing in
a church choir whose moral
character is below that Of . cler-
gyman." Here's richness ! As
for morality, dear brethren Of
the cloth. there are plenty Of
singers who can Beecher on that.
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A man may beat d"wn the bitter fruit
from m evil tree until he is weary !; whilst
the ,cot abidrs in strength AMI vigo', the
b-a,ing down of the presen, fruit will not
binder i, from bringing forth more. THIS
is the foIIv Of some men they set them.
selves with Ill easuestness aud diligence
against the appearing e'up'ions Of lust,
but, leaving the principle and root nn
touched. perhaps unaea,ched ont, They
n.ks but little OF no progress in this wo'k
Of modification.