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Z. L. DUBARRY, Gen. Superintcnsient.
Z. s. YOUNG. Gen. Passenger Agent.
A LKEx,1A4Ss3pH1A AMP " wAsHaNereS s

FREnERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
pEPOT CONNER SIXTH AND STREETS,
Local trains for Alexandria leave follows: & !,
= 10 IL .. IA, 4 l. a :, p. M. and - m. and
=; 70 Alexandria daily; AL others daily except
Local trains leave Alexandris IS follows: g. ., 2
" snd " n.:A, and p. m; .. N. ands
Trims n,Iied tins connect with trainsou wash-
3UANTicO accumulation leaves washinssoa
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
eaves Washington ii:9 p M, daily, exeeps san-
Through tickets to all points South AMI South
west aAlo the once corner sixth and Pennsyt.
vania avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers leave orders for bag.
through to Destination. Il. s. YOUNG,
N1-0 General Passenger Agent.
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LIN OF STEAMSHIPS

MI ERCHANTS LINEUf STEAMSHIPS
AL -. :, ~ BETWEEN y - f--7-1l
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. i3-u
JOHN Gibson viii mate rcrSiar WEEKI.X
JklES NEW YORK, ALEXANDR
WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, - follows.
Leave New York fron pier y East River every sat:
urday at4 p m: Leave Georgetown every Friday
For nAll Information apply 70 K. r, A. DENHAlG,
agent, Sales and wharf = Water street, 0eesse::
New York avenue. j, w, THOMPSON .
jall.tf 2 'sTT7E' E.a-J.r 0sf' Prs1aasnt.
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CRY ITBKs.
nENovAL.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO,
Manufacturers Of
GlxrIrxrz's, Yourns', Bora AND cznDn.s's
CLOTHING,
md Extensive Dealers in

GENTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
We hsvs removed to cas- Pennsylvania avenue
several doors west Of the old stand. We here 70.
turn our thanks 70 the citizens Of the District and
sdjoining counties for the liberal patronage OF.
tended 70 ~ IN the past twenty-five years. and
hope to receive their svors in the future ~ In the
past. Our stock embraces ell that 10
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
for the season, and at usual low prices. y
NOAH WALKER Co.,
r.- 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
Between Sixth and Seventh streets.
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R.voRE snrrfISo your sewerage and imprgYe-
meot taxes call upon +, A. BcSWell 4 ca. Nc.
"a -Four land . half street - = 80 = = =
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EATPENNsYLvANIA ROUTE
NoRTHwEsr, sourH AND SOUTHWEST.
On sna after December7, ls7a trains WE leave -
Wsshins ton.... .:4:zs MI altimore....e:9 an
&C.,. s:Sn m. -. ....szs :. M M.
THE eRExfs ' bisJR6jsRIE,raAcK f s59in :.

WIN sessss sesne2y, Passs 5000 nSu@
night carr yith modern IMPROVEMENTS
IwS hundred miles saved 70 Western anA Central
The as :: N. xlnar. daily, sxssps Monday; the
m. daily, sxssSs Sunday. West nd SoatAWsst; s:s
pm. d.ny, MAXI CONNEXIONS -.-, .-r
th!ssgh MSm Ws3hing tonic 81. LoaiA Chisageaad
Tickets u ths route can Be peoeassd q ~ oAee.
corner q sixth street and Isnnsy!vania ayenne,
vhess reliable Information wl BE Rvsn as ~ tines.
kseeenEen proe9ring tickets - Ihoee ooe9a can
Corner fhlrseenth Il. a,S EN- .., ossibsb b,
seiDy HoUSa. General F.,;sc6s -. Ass1ns,a
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LATLMER 4 cLEARY, AUcTIoNEfRs. 3.
sell thla morning, commencing Ct 10 o,eloet. NJ
No. 1ale strest, an extensive asortment q
housshold furniture. - - =
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sTREslouRrR uDtlsrssaefAsIY

Of this ssascp vill p Eiya 81 the NV Vera Re-
Pubfian AseqeietSea - Nsdneedly 0vSnfnf,
5. sss ~ ~ e ,s sss !: e: s e
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HoNEs Fol ne aoNEErss (

n. n. Rna : 90, esssrsl Dssssss - go.
ticneerh ~ oevoat4 Serset, eppssiSS m ~
S Ss DsRsssSsss: ~ oas5ihG sli e!assss 4
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Call and examine. the ire md bafylar.proot
New York svepue cad TtSeenth stseck foP 40
keeping Of securities Jewels silver-Ware or other
vallabIes. Rents, ffom ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according 70 sise. No business man can
Afford TO do without them. $1,000
Tsks UsSstSS |rsm he CAiesee ss6 Bosfss ,6sss.
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HENRY. R. SEARIE
ARCHITECT,
no = street, 0pposits Post 0Aee Ne
paFtment.

HEORGETOWN TAx-PAYERs-PROPER.
West End. WHO deelre 70 settle tkef improvea,ses
and sevsr.gs TAI Biils, and Fstn Tie sdvantaes Of
9Th Mr: r. 7. QkOPLkY, our !suthQs3ssd agent.
O@ce with y. ". Jones, esq, Nc. ma cQrHef Of
O(lces 0s Flfteelth Ct and ~ TcSr. SSd.S.Haif st,
fI3inps aatsntion given - ootalnine dravhaek
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10 ONE nrED BE SHORT o. xoxEY

since It can Be procured on collaterals to any
amount 1t less than half the usual rates, 1t X.
Eulton's, No. 3l1 Ninth street, near PennsyL
vania avenue. Money can there be obtained on
all kinds OF personal property while for those who
have enough and 70 spare OF the "nlthly lucrs"
there II displayed hne assortment OF gold and
silver watches, diamonds, musical Instruments,
sewing machines. and . vast assortment Of other
articles which are selling ct almost onehaf what
they can be bought for elsewhere.
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REAL rsrITE GALES

ADong the business men Of the city Who sse
euecessl1l - dealers IN real estate, Mr.. 2. J.
Sweet, Ne. 81 Seventh strsek beefs . high fepa.
tatiQp-. he makes . speciality Of this branch Of
eei yuAk eneAaaes thsis own interests By giving
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GHNERAI sHwHn TAXES paid 1t 70 cents on the
dclias y BEamhail, col Seventh atrsst, eppesits
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TAB 0RnAf ENoLIsH REMEDY for 0out and
Rheumattsm. All sufferers from the above com
plants sther Of recent Or long standing, arc ad-
They can be relied upon - the most safe AMI o.
fectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have BEEN aniversaiiy used IN Europe for many
PRoUT : HARsANT, ~ Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
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Witt clean, FOUND teeth, all may have BY
using daily TluRsTox's Ivory Pearl footh Pow.
der. Price, q and 70 cents per bottle.
BEAuTI1UI, son, glossy hair, ell desire q, an
made Opttne. Price, Is and % cents Per bottle.
LIaHr-coLoRED Kid Gloves are very ltyMlh when
not soiled. JouvBn's inodorops KID Glove Cleaner
per bottle. AL sold By druygists and fancy dsal
WILLS MAcHINKsPRIAD SfRKHarHENrNo
PLAsrKRs, whenever . plaster d needed, are nm
rvallsd. Price. %, y, and % cents each.
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| SEwKn TAxIs PAID ct 70 cents on the dollar
Money 20 loan on District Of Columbia securities
y s MsS T,nsny g. brokers ssl street.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
AWNINGS.

FURNISHED FOR BALLS,
ia Market space. between Seventh.
and Eighth streets. no1eV
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sIwxs rAxls PAD at 70 cents On thu, dollar.
Money 70 loan on District Of Columbia seeurl-
tisehS EjdaA Iia0ay 4 On ,brokers, esl BtrsSt
under Second National Bank. SFsi "a
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MvAoE,s BARDWARE sILE.

To-day will be Given fog the delivery of goods and
reArfan6ement of,tho stoek, md he ssts VIII BE-
rssunSd this svsning at o'elssk 49,
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4ns sroxAca's REVENGE.

The stomach cannot BE- maltreated with impu-
nifty. Overload IL with feed, irrltate 1t with fiery
liquors. impair its activity vtiate its juices BY
any rage on the laws Of health and 1t revenges
itself through the Liver, the bowels, tho Kidneys
through all these organs simultaneously, or in
suceession. There 10 scarcely any variety Of
bodily or mental pain or discomfort which Il does
not inflict upon those who abuse and overtask its
powers. Under these circumstances there 10 but
ono medicine TO which the sufferer csn resort to
permanent relief The most wholesoms and
genial Of all stomaohies and corrsctivss, Hostel
ter'i Stomach Bitters, produces an immediate and
most benencont change In the condition Of the
patient. The whole digestive system IL at encs
invigoratsd and soothsd, the liver regulated and
toned, the bowels relieved Of all obstructions the
ened and steadied.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-11-14
EOR S.4LE.

n PLANTATION. or tract of land, near the
town Of Vermlionville. and is within stones
throw of the junction of the N. O. & Texas and
the N. O. l. Opelousas Railroads; and bounded
as follows {: north by lands Of Meesrs Riguee.
east by lands of WIN. Campbell, west by lands
of Hopkins & Kennedy. formerly Of widow Ur-
sin Patin). and south by lands of widow Charles
Martin and lands of heirs of Charles MoutOn,
containing two hundred and seventy 44IlOO ar
perts. with all the buildings, improvements and
accessories thereon and thereunto pertaining.
This is one of the most desirable locations in
this parish, the residence is large and commodi-
ons and is Of brick the outbuilding are all in
good condition. The land is equal to any in the
country aud is partly enclosed by bois d'arc
hedge.
Also q tract Of woodland in this parish. on the
west side of bayou vcrmilion, ono mile from the
plantation, containing sixty five arpents, bounded
above by land formerly belonging to Cyrille
Sonnier aud below by land Of heirs Of Michel A.
Martin.
Also another tract of woodland situated at the
junction of the bayous Tortue and vermiiion,
bound on one side by land Of Mrs Chs. Narti q
and on the other by land of Alexander Nouton,
and fronting on bayou Vermilion, containing
aeventy-twO 47llO0 acres. s-
The whole of this property will be sold to-
gether, and possession given to the purchaser on
the lst of January 1875.
Address Wx B. BAILEY,
July II. "a. Vermilionville, La.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
To the 4.cp0yes.s Of the
Parish Of L<zflxuek1c.

MAKE NOTICE that your State and
l. Parish Taxes of 1878 as well as your
State and Parish Licences of 1874 and all
back taxes due the State for previous years
have fallen due since the lst of this month
and will be collected with costs and PEN
alties, unless they are paid to me at nv
office within the delays prescribed by law.
Take notice further, that, your back
taxes to the Parish for 1912, and preced-
ing years, are now due, and after the lst If
March next, they will be collected with
costs and penalties.
Take notice further that'y are al
lowed by law only six months within
which to redeem your lands, and other
property, sold during the past year in sat-
is:action of taxes, after the expiration of
which time yonr rights and titles to said
lands shall be forfeited. t
AL Of the aforesaid taxes and licenses
due in 1874 are payable to me, or my du-
~ constituted agent. D. A. CocHRAxE,
ESQ.,. at my Office in Vermlionville, La.
re- Office hours From o A. M. to
3 o'clock p. NJ.
+. MARTIN, Collector.
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City Council of Vermilionville.

Regular Session. Sept. 7sh 1874.
Present, A. Monnies. Mayor and Coun-
ci!men ReviIon, Mouton, Mcbride and
Bourges. Absent, Couucilmen Landry,
SALES and Chargois. " s.
The reading Of the minutes Of last meet.
ing were dispensed with.
On motion it was resolved, That the
Constable be and is hereby authorized TO
make bridge over the big ditch, 'front.'
ing on Washington Street.
The following accounts we're presented
and approved:
Alex. Di!eaud. for repairing bsidges.
etc, 426 so F.; Dick, for making ditch,
50 so
O" motion, the Council adjourned. 'li
II. Nj. BAILEY, A. MoNEIER,
Secrrtafy. Mayor.
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1VOUS les soussignes, informent res
pectueusement nos clients qu'syant besoin
d'argent, nous ieur donnons avis d'avois
venir solder |eur complies en- monuaie
coursnte dams les 80 jours qui suiveront
Ia publication de Get avis, sinons lis de.
vront s'attendre avoi. les frais &c co!lec.
ton ajoutes leurs complies.
Nous sommes egalement de plus forces
fairs aavoir y nos clients. que nous exi.
gerons un regIe,nent chaque aimee pour
tous soins medicaux rendus. Les circon.
stances pressntes nous o5ligent adoptes
ces measures, atm &c pouvoir suffire y notre
substance ct rempIir nos obligations
J. D. TRAHAN. NJ. d.
THos. B. HOPKINS, NJ. D.
F. S. MUDD. NJ. d.
Eff. BEAUCHAMP, NJ. d
II. d. GUIDRY, NJ. D.
NJ. L. LYONS, NJ. d.
dec. 1873.
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FOR sale.

An Extraordinary Chance for Whoever
Desires Splendid Farm scith all the
advantages that this Section of the
Country Affords.
TINS Farm. or Plantation, is situated In
the Parish Of Vermilion, on the Bayou
Vermilion, three miles from the town of
Abbeville. The Bayou is navigable at all
seasons of the year to AbbeviIe and sever
al miles above the town. Steamboats, run
between Brashear City and this Farm in
Is hours +; communications with the -four
ishing towns Of New Iberia and Vermilion-
vile are almost daily. The Farm is ls
miles from New Iberia, IL miles from
Royville, and Is miles from Vermilion-
vile. The Farm contains 22O superficial
arpents and fronts on the Bayou; more
than one half of it is woodland which con-
sists Of the best kinds Of timber.
There are seventy five acres inclosed BY
good cypress fencing; also large dwell
ing house. kitchen, &C., four double cab
ins for laborers, one corn house, one cot
ton house, stables and other improv ements,
all being Of the best cypress lumber. hav
ing been put up in the years of lsee-'es
and 1869. There is also on the place a
beautiful orange grove. nearly surrounded
BY water and containing from 400 to 500
trees, of from two to five years growth.
1t is considered to be one Of the best fruit
growing spots in the Southwestern portion
of Louisiana.
Besides fruits. this Farm is adapted to
the cultivation Of all plants that are grown
in the State, and is also 40 excellent place
for stock raising.
For farther particulars, address
N. YOUNG,
Abbeville, La,
Mp. YOUNG 4 Co.,
Or to the Lafayette Advert;ser at Yer
mi'ionville. La. March 1874.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
AuD1ToR's OFFICE.
New Orleans, August 10, 1874. }
| INSTRUCTIONS TO TAX COLLECTORS THROUGHOUT
THE STATE

The DIhIE.
The time is fast approaching when further de-
lays in the collection of Taxes are inconsistent
with satisfactory discharge Of duties by the
Revenue Officers, and will render it impossible
to meet the Just obligations of the State or bal
ancc accounts and make Report to the General
Assembly as required by law.
Accordingly you will proceed to advertise and
sell, by the tllirty-trst Of October proximo, all
property within your district or parish wbcrcon
any Taxes current or delinquent shall remain
unpaid. You will be careful to observe all re-
quiremcnts Of the law in connection with sciz.
urcs and sales, aud conduct them under the pro-
visions of Act AZ of 1873: but no judicial pro-
ceedings others than by recordation and publ
cation should be resortad to. and the process
must be summary in accordance with section l
OF said act.
You will also, in accordance with the provis-
ions of section of said act A, invariably bid in
for and adiudicate to the State any and all
property offered for sale and not purchased by
any other party.
In connection with the above the following
important points in relation TO Tax Sales, re-
Gently decided by the Supreme Court in the case
OF Morrison vs. Larkn, are communicated to
that respect:
First-Tax Collectors can collect taxes on the
delinquent lists as well as current unpaid taxes
for this purpose they cell the lands that have
been forfeited to the State.
Second-While the tax debtor refrains from
exercising the right Of redemption Of such for
feited lands, he cannot restrain the sale Of the
lands by the Tax Collector under Act No. II.
Third The tax debtor has no interest in
lands forfeited to the State for non-payment Of
taxes, except the right Of redemption.
FOurth-After the sale of lands by the Tax
Collector as herein before described, the tax
debtor can redeem only by complying with Sec
ton six Isl of said Act No. Al.
Fitth-The method prescribed by Act Al, for
The forced sale Of lands fer the collection Of tax
es, is not repugnant to the constitution Of this
State or of the United States.
CHARLES CLINTON,
Auditor.
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A Tendre.--Une jolie residence ct Ia
terrain, ainsi qu'un magnifqus local
joignant Ia maison, pouvant servir de ma
gssin soft pour groce'ie ou pour marchan-
dises s6ches a l'encoignuse des rrea
Lafayette ct Ver~illoo. faisant face la
rue Lafayette Vermillonyille, Le. lie
terrain me.ure 96 pieds de face par l40
de- profondeur. Encourages touts nen.s
independsmment des lots voisins; toutes
les a,neliorations sont enti6rement neuves
ct en- p.rfait etst. Un grand corridor de
8 pieds de large, s6pare Ia residence du
magas;n. Le magasin % sur AZ pieda
de profondeur. avec toutes les installations
bien distributes. L. residence q une ga
lerie sur le devant de AZ pieds de long sur
8 ?ieds dc large. La maison content 2
cbambres de Is sur l8 pieds, ] foyer =
gr;llss dams chaque chambre. une ga!erie
IL chsmb.e cote du sud. Uue autre
chambre de Spar ls pieds, avec gaIerie
conduisant da corridor .. IL cuisine cui.
sine dc 10 Sur 10 pieds, ayant une che
min&e pour stove battle sur Ie sol--tont
sous 10 meme toit, " compris Il oiterne
avec refrig6raot.) Egalement citersss
de moyenne grandeur, ausai d'aatsss peti-
tss baiiss=s tres commodss. tsls que remise
pour 10 bois, poulaiIier. 10. Un grand
jArdin. contenant des asbres fruitiers i'm
portds, do premier choix, vignes, fraises,
arbustes, DC.
Pour plus amples details. s'adresssr a
VIM. B. Bailey, ~ bureau de T. 'Advsrtiser.
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I'll VI s..


AlE soussign6 informr respec:ueusement
les habitants de Ia Psroisse Lafayette,
quill publiera toute> habitations, fermes ou
lots de terre, ainsi que toute prophecies
a vendre on louer, sans frais
jusqu'a ce que Ia vente GU le loyer des
ditrs prophecies soient effectu6es.
Z II annonce egale,nent quill prepare nne
brochure descriptive de toutes les poi tions
de la Pa.oisse Lafayette, detailIant les
resources ct autres information. ,nt6re.
santes. concesnant ces diverses parties
Les annoncss ct references seront pubiies
a Ia suite de ces descriptions.
Pour plus amples informations s'adresser
= VIZ. r. BAILEY,
Au bureau de rAdvereiser.
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=, Sals.-six young creole mules. in
- crdss and gentle to harness cheap
+ ush.
n Sak.-Nineteen town lots situated
,;Ai, end near the corporate limits of
4. tsso Of Vermilionvilie can be bought
aneby applying to W. B BAILEY.
n SAFE or Rent.-A certain planta-
= itsatsd in this parish. about 5 miles
~ vssmiiiooyiI!e. containing $50 AZ,
~ 4 lssd, a portion Of which is well
isDssssd With fencing. comfortable dwell
r. titshsn ont houses. DC.
n Ssk.-4OO arpsnts Of land. IS
dslrh being woodland, situated on the
~ Qssss Toriae. .bout Is miles west
dySnilioavil:s can be purchased at 4
snss Price. The land is guaranteed to
hAs ut on said bsyon.
ARly y W. .. BAILEY.
~ 6ak.-One house and. lot, with
~ shsshsd. corner Of Lafayette and
IsIilioa streets, 10 VermiIionville, and
tuliss q Lafayette street the lot is 90
~ 10 deep. with good new fencs all
ssssA isAependent Of adjoining lots /; all
= nrevsments on the place are new
nln pssfsct order: six feet hall seper-
satle stcss from the dwelling: the store
a33ig q f.et. with all the fixtures f"r a
fessy " dry goods establishment. The
daEas ~ front gallery ~ #. long by
tAvils. s f. hall. two rooms Is by
Nksilb grata in each, with back gal
- y aes:h end room; one 6 hy l8 #.
he~sn. sassh.r back gallery from hall
sGaahsa; kitchen 10 by 10 with chin
- fstovs from the ground up; all nm
tesae seaf. (incladiag one cist@fn with
stsaslss) Two medium eized els
satar.coolsr. convenient out houses.
Aess soops. &c, DO. Also splen.
4gn1sa spos, fenced from the yardl,
- imported choice fruit trees, grape
~ sssvbssy bed.. shabbery. DC.
- tetihee Information apply to
w. B. BAILEY.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS !!

HAVING been appointed Deputy in
the Order Of Patrons Of Hnshsndry for the
Parishes Of LAFAYETTE and V.rmilion, this
ia 10 notify the Farmers of these Parishes
that will organic. them into Oranges
when proper application is made; by no:
less than fifteen men aud focr ladies'.
Address.
w. II. CUNNINGHAM,
Dw'y. for Lafayette and Vermiliou.
October 1874.
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NOTICE..

n,qE Undersigned would respectfully
.,,ounce 10 the inhabitantssof the
II of L.fsvette, that he will advertise
n..l. j, Is, rent gil plantations, farms.
d, ~. q lands and also all noveab'e
.....,t, entrusted to him, free f charge,
,a ,,Ie or lease is Effected.
a. !, nov preparing a pamphlet de-
..;,.;,e Of the parish, in which all proper
!, ..trnatsd him will appear.
Y. s' : a. W. B. BAILEY.
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GEO. W. SCRANTON, \. D.,

III AVlNG returned to this Parish, res
Al peetfa'ly tenders his professional
services to all who may honor him with a
call.
He will always be found at Mrs. Scran.
toms place. about oae mile from the town
O! VermiiionviI!e.
March %, '74-ly. as.
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NOTICE..

-, a. rodersigned would respectfully in
VSs,sr @ our patrons that we are in need Of
" '"m .na T thereforc notify them to come for
sgssia g;.sa 30 days and settle their accounts by
20 .'.I,a 4. Iothrfwise. Those failing to comply
- g 3. v .soa.st may expect to have the cost of
e n..;oa ~ added to their accounts.
s1.e.o' s .sonsirsined also to further make known
ns n.s,.rrr ve will require an annual settle
- n;''Ii y III medical services rendered +; circum-
=. ~ m.omoelling US to adopt these measures to
-, N = - mlsiyt and to meet our own ncces-
. Obligations; + D. 7nanAN. NJ. n.
Tuos. 3. HOPKINS. N. d.
rs. MUDD. NJ. D.
EFF. BEAUCHAMP, M. d.
II. GUIDRY. N. D.
n. l.. LYONS, NJ. D.
hsenber 9Th. 1878.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-11-14

For lleMt.-That excellent business
stand lately occupied BY F. G. Latio'ais.
in Vermilicnville. situated on the corner
of Main i Washington streets. Possession
given Immediately. For terms. apply to
Nav lG, ~. II. NJ. BAILEY.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-11-14

1E0 ARPENTS Of well improved land for
lOU rent or to work on shares. situated about
five miles west Of Vermilionville. IN q good
neighborhood For further particulars apply at
this ONCE. jan. 10, ~.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-11-14

Office. Ve,milicnville. L.. a, the residence
Of Mrs. II. L. MonHier.
VK7N,J. give prompt attention to all accnrnts
w and notes placed in his hands for colIcc-
t;on in the parish Of Lafayette. New Orleans
merchants having claims against parties in this
n,risb. will save trouble AID expense by sending
their accounts to him for collection.
Returns OF al; collections promptly made
every Saturday. Sept 18th ls7f.