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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-07-11
Z. SARRAZIN.

TOBACCO MANUFACToRY,
~ S sad ! Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars
IN sss ~ " =. and % Chartres Street, corner
sa.l..a IL - foydras Street, corner Of
= New Orleans, La.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-07-11

4 Fendre-Dix. nenf terrains. situes
dams ct en- dehors drs l;nites de VerniI.
lonvi''e, pAuvent atre achete bon mar.
che en- Sadressant VIM. B. Bailey, au
bureau de rAdyertiser.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-07-11

II EeNR,'e.-six jeunes mulets ere.
oles, aomp:es aux harnais, bon marcher.
S'Adresser au bureau de ce journal.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-07-11
Y. p. REvILLpUa
4TTOR.N:ErAT L.qW:

srsAlLlosvILLE, La.
NJ practice in the Courts of
" lafayette, Vermilion and Came.
Nov. 20. 's3.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-07-11

Il Veadre on Louer,-Une habita
tion situse environ cinq miles l'ouest
dc Vermilonville, dams cette Paroisse,
contenant $50 arpents de terre, don't une
portion est bien etablie en- nne residence
commode, cuisine ct autres batisses. Pour
plus amples details. s'adresser WIN. Il.
Bailey, au bureau de l'Advertiser.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-07-11

Il Vendre.-4oO Arpents de terre. ga
rantie la meilienre dc I'endroit, don't IS
arpents etant boisee, situee sur ie Bayou
Queue Tortue environs Is miles ,'ou.
est de Vermillonvil!e. Cette terre peut
etre achetee des conditions raisonnables.
S'adresser a WIN. 3. Bailey, au bureau
de i'ddpertiser.
, 1874-02-22

L1OR SALE-OR ENCHA-SGE-FOR HORSES, BUG
gcs, harness. real estate, choice tract covered
With timber. aud undermined with con1 nud adjoining
thriving town Iowa. X. e. ANTHONY, II sixteenth.
, 1874-02-22
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


C6sThiHif sTThtii;HiGifE i1ISolS Il GS6 kcRhs EAKAs'
Cn1GAGo iaFk11xR AE&g t.; u EsTafG i WANTED
e4 &C s IT. s'ess
ass4 s. I'd sos
Fl Gaasa6 25v: r. 9sHest 5s
Taeso a1o sbe
ss:ts f9e Tho
ess5 ssd pss s s nd q ~ ss &,
y sd5 n sa al: 9sd I ns Is a. s
nj A. hay wsa 70 Feto Il from nu
village having 10 poaulation. tour Churches sseeca
sTsssd n ssR9s =, III sad oss
sd
"H:ghisnd Fsr1n.1 situated ono milo nor:h Of Che
n.ass IN kank:kss County aad contains s9 acres las
Ed i s9e
,s Of .safy u k;ad 4e Es2 wss
Lansham Greek Farm. located ~ miles south o.
.ao
asf q
as s5 d
atye % excellent farm, snd can DO adsaataxeousy d
Wheeies m. 1a.ted about miles west Of Clifton
shed, cribs. and yards vel lcneed and hedesd durable
b:nns 81 .aa
sishts locaon proteesed on the west and north BY
beautiful gruye OF young forest trees ptop 1n. ad
= pztzo tor any ono.
s' now 17'ssSa L so}2a sRoR ri ef!s1ssisa
e . t. s 9as
md md q Gsa I'D ss1p io
% aa 81 e. t:s
@ @oea11aE in abundance: 9Iepes cherries az Other
ls sIask wslnnt aad some other y.Fottss Of timber me
Witch as5 x99a EsseT
at, ID ths West II ~ hs7s oiaaiaoa il
asss tea CO
s:sz ~ aa ~s;ss L paeeSs &
fas 1ea e. sdsd s5 q
.sprLig Farm" located abou. miles west and south
east. aud GONZALES 81 acrea oi Choice rolling Iaad elc
Eaut trustory houaa coutnodiuus barn 7oI I feet
Capable Vi hoding loo tons Of bay stabiak III hsad of
eas q saseEnx Zap :neS2: n9o ehaco bearing 9.
feve o toses is1n vel I'm i3ea xsterea "
'aaiSa &s ~ 0'ss
ar In .ne ezst a4 eontsns sa 1efts i@5ss
1f as% y3 1s;Fin s trees small 5 .hfabbsry Ae rs
Kar r. 9s sa q he
and VOL ipro1rl nss nice stor57and-seha1l draliins-
house good barn. cribs etc, ,lno ,oung orchard q 20
lezy. etc SOIL du14be water well hedged Aah
sfssa sSs'1!i sde5Fs esa til. north de
=
pisast!:s Fs4 r. te ea southeast .ds MIX. farm
land deep ''
tasnt nos =. and " q ioN acres ench aas9ant
20 tHe AUX GrpTe farm veil improved; hiGh. 1olns
nicely red nio 4acre fieds good wells of water aad
uAcr cunyeDicnccs. c:o sro excellent farns and
not feil to pleasc -
Farms Nos. H. o. 46 and H. also adinccntto Ak's
to'e !I1t ou3 co-.La.11lHE eHcH ~ serte pa-l1Sy
ricR Am Iii u xof US If tinat ~ oc: ao
articaArls failing wells of II
=. vtad,nIll md pump.
, 1874-02-22

PIES ss psr IA brick house. On
osar yincsnnc.a1ss s "a Dor month. @'~''''
| IL iinr-ievnr n toan,s Il 10 ocr yesr 0o
W.os.h>s., rooms q go pss ,ea5
si.sSssf; ss hou.s. ii WaSssh..,., iaoia..
as Fn'ton.st rooms, 81 por aenth-
IT. +, Wes ;esns ssaSs;ps. sSSb bic. house.
npca,h :a,{s ~, -o,n,. anil, rs and :. w,,t,.
!; sss,s: ~ a,. r. city,
!!4L.s.s::!: 0!!: Block:
Hsai t H,.1c pesia1s s' Lssalis.t ''
we.t vsa Ba;s3:st.: !:hland.av.. e-.tor, and
Park-sv, near linton Park 3so1y and basement mar
o!G 1Eoat: per yesd5. 2l e9. .,. .., e,s
oush fssEsv aSd ocason 'front.'
der. I'D '-.''' ~D4 '4's'S4' '''~N' N',' Or
fS'sb e1a
Ha"sssa. esss= sss:s: = i! part. .. the city:
Axsss RSsTBEw II w:.3 e2Es seS HousEnES7se
snd s1;st sA00''h
s:y t:;$s t:ss, S$'i* fq!:sss Ssss:s'' f'+
'yf5 IS W5o.s a!autSs 1dans 80 st. sS' 4''' ''NA
Il Il SKisssal:d K:.s a:di.saess. sssn' and ethsr,.
ne: 81 Pcason, II rooms. furnaec, hath roou md
81 ,,odsS 9: II S2n14!ess e5dsE l ba
Tfa5:iii iF5 aasT=F5Hzl5ur6: a s;z7oH7 AND BASE:
iss %ss 1s Mh s z1se eo IL Tss:: OF adults pro-
spE Sha .aa sla!aa "a e
st great sacrifice. Apply to TRU ESDELL BROWN,
- 30 -: 49, $4,000! :7a7v - ,;z
sseKf S esfESI )
no REXT-GOOD sX-ROoM COTTAGE, ON COT-
sG* G5 s 6 % Cottage e0''@T LEVI
satvssa S I S 1Pa Et9s:sa55
35.oons once ---
i fseIy, xsw KGk
i.I TMh . o. aadst A9' q
H1oan-st- ~''' '40'~
bsf hooae 81 8 2a1Rx p oss bs Ils
i SSS f5,2at h ss ':S JdTN Il
y .-o.ta - -. =. - : -!
r.tol nnd ss.eueat bes hou.t, 40 ii ssos NOD
e Ps3H .ns s1s etc
wei Madisoast. l. 6. i. fA2E. R9s: Rose :: 81 i
~ s;a525s - a777 z,zz,=z7 = ~
TT NO IS BuTrEn
ts,.!ea = xhsn desired 4: j: WhifMA. sto:e,
No sT-ii RE1T.H Ho77sF ,y6 p a,17- ao77sR m
e. ffis, paa'sy s'S:*f' and "s'sr indoors At
1 ga and Pfa!fio-aVs. r. ASHLEY MEaRs, 20 |
1asaIe:st.
RE, nESTna IT, TWosToRY ATTIC T. ASD BASE @
within stoaes throw d 81. James and D.. s.nes
stsAtezeitnns oaReo:
H1o., HMEHI.caoCE no, M COTTAGES l ~ ANn ~ WEST
:: % West E;test $ y KG a bs.Itolncs' NF''
oa *: hS9Is sx 1s e gso 5S ssE .e7t
soa.t: ----~-~N Nv =. ~-1N "~'- -1l
TO hSr-DEsdkAbLE sd1s. coTTAGE H;AR ABEh
s.s,iae.. X55: la5nns osso. o.~~N- - ~ ~
af f5oG.y, 3 Rs,nSapRB. Sd Rss month SHELDON WATER
no no. REXT-HousE % 1BERDFE1-sF-- ELEVEN
ysess:es::.: ee=4 nDe0.sne31 Inquire ~ 10 s0o.A
All reas5a Fooa
7T0 TEvT-sToaE-FRoSF HOUSE K0oys
2asEe s. " & If T5S:s
Dsidlng.
TO nKNT-TWoSTohY HOUSE; 80 SOUTH
Ttsbaas st b.sh 5oo
now Apnly a iii Sonth pon-j..s4 so
no REET-THHEE,STORY 3ARHLETR1NT
.ssa ssa;s sps ss 50 x fos' furnished and
m sIypnoI = -, ~ =,
~. Furniture for salo de.i1eI. Apply before 20
norrow noon. |
Michiaan-sv.. near TsentJ. s.. fulI oi bosfd
~; w sen furniture chca -. G. ". AOULTON. la
I'D M! - !! =9.s RssE6e5a::.. otaee =
Building, n. o. cor. Wells and Wa1hinstoa-sts:
6ss Nabasav.. good horsc with all t1pzpscreeots IA
nd b.,eent hr3aI Ws; n neaE unl2a r3Ef fsee-stor5
Several hou:es On Wabash, H!s.ie. nad South Park.
"a RFYT-1 NICE -S7o7,v 77577si7 40 : foa7;s
, 1874-02-22

TOR 64LE-AT ENGLEWOOD-F1NE BUILDING
lots very cheap. on monthly raTuents. Also In.
e:e1sdd fam l,9 pear tho city, cheap. SPoFFoRD
, 1874-02-22
TO RENT--HOUSES.

no RExT-IOusES NOS. An COTrAcK GRorE-
L apx Is Thirty. nrBst. will rent cheap to good
| t*nsnta. hauira 1t "a Cottage Gtpvaav. corner Of
, 1874-02-22

non sALE-oR EXCHANGE-CHEAP An -
fss.e!; s Rslla1s Eh, pFEsshs, b Is hs Us eosl
iiero.e and alaswood, ouohsn Aour's riae Wcst .on
~ we.1 Hais.y HasGiS on !ns Afna Dyo
IN. Rdxplaad, Oak Park, md Rive Forc.p OF AZ.
scss and Maywood arc Situated on lieh rdrc es ar
table ana ~ iee ap9y9 IT, hf ot lake, dividing
tse Aissst11sppi Ravsr, ana there cannot 10 maro
Gao 1Iish aud one Normal school, hoso livery st.bes
t,etnEie. lumber. b1isk: coal and wood yard drug r5
svod ctfr ta1atiou and high rents cud ret hsh ~
e,ounds pure air diversified tccacyy md hc..tn @
With 1oyi1s snd hunting grounds. Tbs park j. o
isEcs provided with various means Of ar.nsr
mcat, with Iuusic-stand, rustic b:iusea yaIE. and
Caves. and contains obsci=ato1J frum the tor ~
which MA! be viewed an e11cat Of territory for 50
Eas.t yiovs "a tho Wes You haVe good el.ss aas
soozh classcs at schoo,, eTcrythae "a des,r.h'a
md your accessibility Il auch that 20 nicutss
zids IN niccyhe1'ed passenger ard 1871 cents fan
viii place IN tho business Of Chicago and mush
quicker than wero yo1 residing Thirie: n.st Ash
Ispd-sv., Lincoln PasK. relying on strcefc.
.tsEss. icur JearlS expenses greatly dimin:sted
Eers eomoraby Success lite be9ns by esnine yo5l n
unst generally kept thereby Savtnre Eans snd
.,rpyon Of ;9ur noaey bu money nut into home
ss:sals fol ieoa $40 s On log ,ns, nd mo no
s,nney DOM IT yoc rtsn It In building Land il
aot only tic basis Of 1traa hut Of absolute SECURITY .d
the only -ufEs tor money and this Land - a. invest
oa si M 3os az o poyo
Tns = j.. KNIGnT GARTER 1t liz oen o} 81 s Or
Nelrose Company, lo7 Washington st.
, 1874-02-22

TOR slE-OR EXCHANGE-EOUITY OF 81. ma
tss1ue s:to.} il fno suburban home. trleadidy
minutes drive from Court Hoaso P 7o Ti1ouae o:cc
EOR sALE-AT OAKLAND, OK HOSTuLY PAY
Eonts "a s.ibly located rc:idecco occupancy Eiyoa
II The bank, liz West " ashluxt.u-st oi''
, 1874-02-22

J4TASTED-EEFORK MAY 1, HOUBD ON EASY
" periodical payments, by 2 gentleman who holds :
poapu In ono Ct tho best pubo co1npzntas In Chczro;
must contain four bed and be easy OF acceaa to
business heart Of CITY send fuu particulars TO AC-
CQuNTANJ. HI CAluuct.NY.
, 1874-02-22

EoR SALE = bo-FT- LOT IN AUSTIN, NEAR
churches depot. etc viii tako good horsa as in:
raymrnt. HENRY BCCkNER, Room ID. 81 Wsshinr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
APPLIED SCIENCE.

FiRl-PRooF JorsIs.-A practically fire proof joist
invented by Mr.. Walker, promises TO be an impor-
tant addition the Of erecting approximately
re-proof edifces. This consists of slip OF wood
Eve inches wide by fve-eighths of an inch thick,
boited between two Hanged STRIPS of quarter-inch
iron. making beam quite as strong as those of
wood ordinarily employed. The iron sides, in addi-
ton to aordIng strength, it is claimed, render the
joist substantially fre-proof while the center Of
wood affords the means Of putting down floors and
mailing on latbs in the usual manner. The impede
nent to the manufacture of these josts heretofore
has been the difficulty of rolling the Hanged iron
sisles This. however, has been successfully over
come. and the new invention promises TO come into
rapid use.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

Tup NoOssToSp. A Novel BY Wilkie Collins.
l2mo pp. 4gl tHarDers.) oc
SCHOOL COMPOSITION. BY Prof. William SwintoD, .
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Same) v"
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same) ~
A LILY AMONG THoRNs BY Emma Marshall. l2mo
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

APPARATUS FOR MoIsTENING LABELS, STAMPS,
YnE FINGERS, &C.-The following simple apparatus
for moistening stamps labels, the fingers, &c, in
banks aud counting rooms, obviates the necessity
for frequent cleansing of sponge, as when moist
sponge in porcelain dish is simply used, especially
for stamps The dish in the figure has double
bottom. with a small space between, the upper bot
tom being filled with small holes, and having
hollow cylinder serving as reservoir, closed at the
Top resting upon It, and in communication with the
Enclosed space. The apparatus is filled by immersng
" entirely a vessel Of water, and then placing 1t
IN it, proper position. The water OO1es up through
the perforations needed, too rapid escape being
prevented by the atmospheric pressure.
ROsY CoLORED STAIN FOR WooD.-Monnier rec
ommends sleeping the wood for several hours in a
bath of LOO grains iodde of potassium to the quart
of water. and then immersing it in bath of 1916
grains corrosive sublimate. when it will assume
beautiful rosered color by chemical precipitation
~ should subsequently be covered with a glossy
yarnish. The baths will not need renewal for a
long tme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

nortons of his letter Hs deductions arc reasonable
enougn and believe he states tho law OF tho case
correctly In the following extract: -,
AZ fhe Lo1idsns, and 81 the
Of the people eiuns Of that state
v solemn protest right Of the Federal Government
, declare void for fraud and 10 set aside
held state ari
ou.on VALIDITY must be Determined by The state avs alone
We are willing 70 stanu of ih WIN M; MATT npo, y,
The Republican party OF this state, all the questions
growing out the last election have been submitted 10
the arbtrament OF the State tribunals, and we do not
know OF any member Of our party who has rushed OH
wi,h an appeal 10 Washington. IL was left for MI
Mari aud his Fusion friends TO practice that act OF IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
LITERARY.

John Wiley g. Son have nearly ready
Treatise on the Generation and Utilization OF Heat
through the medium OF steam and Steam Boilers de
signed as textbook and for practical use, by Prof. '"
r. Trowbrdge OF Sheffield Scientific School, New-Hayen'
very fully Illustrated AN Iron Trade Mammal TO the
Leading Iron Industries OF the United states, WIN oc
scrlpiOn OF the Blast Furnaces Rolling M9, Bes'omer
steel Works, CTreible steel Works. Car Wheei anu Gar
Works Locomotive Works, steam Engine ana lacnlbe
Works Iron Bride Wurla. Stove FOunderles &c" ny
Thos Dunlap; a School Edition OF Rusktns ART nu-
ture;" "Mahans Eement.ry Course OF Permanent rOr-
alton revised aud edited by Col j. b. Whecer ffO
fessor OF Civil Engineering u ;. Academy West POINT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION IN NEED OF
OVERHAULING.

THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION IN NEED VI
OVERHAULING.
TO n. Editor Of The Tribunt.
SIR: Several prominent officers OF the Cen
teIpal Commission have visited Washington during the
present week TO advance the interests OF this truly ma
tonal celebration There, however seems to be want
Of energy and concert Of order TO have the cele
bration a triumphant success, ouch az would reflect
credit on nation during the first hundred years OF s
organization Many Of the views advanced by writer's
in your columns should be needed to present
advancement in its true light, showing our RAPID In
crease in numbers. wealth. and power which has grown
I'D under republican institutions The organization OF
the Commission hastily formed in the first instance
and many OF the appointments Injudicious and unior-
tunate, although most of the Lead DS managers are I'M
Objectionable.
What now is required in addition to money is the res
ignaton removal OF all incompetent ana indifferent
members OF the Commission and the speedy appoint
ment OF good 10 fill their places tue delegates TO
represent faithfully their states and Territories IN
the coming National celebration In order to compete
tres-the agrculurist the miner, the manufacturer,
the artist aud the skilled OF alt professions, as TO be
prepared the great occasion which Is TO bring rs into
with the other portion OF the exhibitors
from foreign countries. The State OF New-York and
every State OF the Union ought TO come forward
through their Governors and legislators 10 aid IN the
celebration which lie destined to advance humanity and
self government, else show our Institutions to dsad
vantage compared with the civilization OF mon
archical countries OF winch DC
competitors. !. u.
va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
New PUBLICATIONS..
ARE ANY OF THE FOLIO

ARE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING AK
n TICLES OF INTEREST YOU Glance the list and acc
A National univsrst,-By prcsiient Eliot . ,
1e boe tie American Of Senee.DJ j. Lawrence
Agruur,I ard Mechanical CosgesBy Prof r. Oxen. LII d.
Agricultural Colesss (A.jondcr Dr. MeCosb-byf 'oL Aiei
American International --Br Prof W. O. sumner
College Prspars;orv oos.-By President Noah Porter
Cbsmc.i scence-By Prof A. w. Williams T. IS
Ci.ssical study BY Pro. Ta,ler Lewis
Correlation Vital with Chemical and Phys Foes-bj fo
pasr OF Animal Life.-By President J. w. Da-sor
Eiec.ton Of Ameacsn Yodh ropeBy Pdeni A. Jackson
Lae's, u Electricity BY R9y. lrhsi R.s' A. NJ
Eors IN Popular CONCERNING Physical Poee'-BJ Prof. w
Great Ms;eoric shower November e. ls72By Prof Grant
ISier Fipeaon and the STATE b. President W. Ardrcws
scLoo Their AbDse and ihe keine--y PresGeo' '" '"
Me,hcd, Of Legal s,uiy-BY Prof Simeon p. Bah-in.
Moeea: eas before the BRUSH afsooau"a-bJ ffoL 'e's
Mr Hsre Plan % Proportional Representation Two articles by
Nur-I esoG-ce, Of StaieBy Prof s,hbOn TenneY
Physical Condition al Inland Seas By Prof W. b. Carpenter
Progress Anatomical and Physiological seeneeB5 POL Rntie
Reeoeeions Of sulent GernanyBy Prof James NJ
stsig a, M,heuaie, and Physics-By Prof Henry Smith
Tie Loaator OF The Function, Bain-BY Prof FerreF
The Phlor,etes Of Sopsocles.-By Prof Tayler Lewis.
The Two rslmaIs.-By Prof. Theodore, Of Manchester.
Value Graduate Of ppementa Education Abrosd-By Pre
Vial sta,iscTbe Longevity Of CesymenBy PesdontJ F.
futile. .
Uacde.
The very list ofimpont articles which
present year TE COURANr VII cntil articles Of similar char
BY hs AMI science ASIDE from such the
day The general te IN charge OF PoL iFSkf
". DAY suhor o, Sceuee 81 .thetics' The
poadnn@i another marked feature Of THE COUhaNr
i'''-'' ." ~ ''' torI rcR COUR.yr ScwUaven conp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

PROCEss roR DIMINISHING THE DIAMETER OF
Iron OR STEEL CAR-WHEEL TIREs.-It sometimes
happens that, by centerng, &c, the interior dame
ter Of tire becomes much too large that il will
not At the wheel Such defects have been corrected
for long time, by J. Fielder, German machinist,
by heating the tre red-h0t and holding il in that
condition halfmmersed tsee fg.) in cold water,
sntil cold; then heating again red-hot, and i'm.
mersibg the other half ~ came way. IN The first
With the portion rapidly cooled. with . correspond
iss soD1IsnsNtiop Of wsteEiAl and cOnseQNept per-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
MACMILLAN * cos
WI NEW BOOKS.

MACMILLAN & cos
WI NEW BOOKS
MR. LoCaYERs sew BOOK ON THB sun.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOLAR PHYSICS BY j. Norman Lockver.
r. LPopu,r Account Of Inquiries into the Physical Constl-
t Of the sun Special Recent Specoscopc Re
searches the Royal Society of London sn
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