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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-28

b. X. Eaton aud III. H. Boughton
have dissolved partnership. Mr..
Boughton is going to Minneapolis, and
Mr.. Eaton will continue the business
at his planning mill
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W. It. Zwickey, of Fl Paso, is a can
didate before the straight Republican
Convention for nomination for the office
of Clerk OF the Court.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-28

II. G. Haven is constantly receiving
large quantities of new furniture, en-
bracing every new variety and style.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-28

Prof. Severance, teacher Of Mathe
mates at the Institute has done much
surveying both in the east aud west.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-28

OF caskets II. G.. Haven has forty
different kinds aud sizes, embracing
nearly every style nov IN use.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-28

W. d. Akers, of Spring Lake, was
looking US over one day this week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-28

The oldest child of G.. A. Bennett,
of Beldenville, died one day last week
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-28

Prof. w. d. Parker will lecture at
this place on Wednesday evening next.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-28
Taken Up.

Found and taken up by me the under
signed, on land owned by the and on which
live, in section 10, township No. q,
range No. 49, being in the town of River
Falls. WIS, on or about the 4th day OF
August, J 364. one brown horse, about
years old, with saddle mark on his left
side and few white hairs next to The boot
on his right fore foot; weight about 950
pounds The owner is requested TO prove
property, pay charges an take him away.
l2-4t GEO, ELLIOTT.
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

FASHIONABLE TAILoR.-work done
to order. on short notice and reasonable
terms Shop in JouRyAL BLOCK, Door No.
3, South Side. 1870
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RESTAURANT & BOARDING HOUSE
BY
III IL. ECRER

On Sycamore Street, next door East of B.
Mayors.
Warm Meals at all hours. Ice Cream,
Lemonade, etc.. kept constantly on hand
Also, Pies, Cakes and Bread, by the guam
tity, for family use.
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Absolutely the best protection against Fire.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
PHILADELPHlV.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

This College holds three sessions each
year. The first session commences Octo-
Der Sd, and continues until the end Of
December; the second session. commences
January 9TH, 1875, and continues until
the end of March; the third session COM
monces April LIST, and continues until the
end of June. .,s -.
It has an able corps Of twelve. Professors,
and: every Department Of Medicine and
Surgery is thoroughly taught
Every facility in the way Of Illustrations,
morbid specimens, herbarium, chemical
and philosophical apparatus, microscopes,
instruments of the latest invention for
physical examination aud diagnosis will
be provided. y!
Splendid Hospital and Clinical 1nstruc-
t&on are afforded; Free Hekees to all our
City Hospitals are provided; Dissectine
Material abundant at a nominal cost.
Perpetual Scholarships are sold for SEQ,
which pays for all the Professors Tickets
until graduation. Matriculation Fee, IS;
Demonstrators Ticket, SIS; Diploma
Fec, $50. .....
As~ For Circular and additiona. par
ticulars, address e.
Prof JOHN BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
"".E Dean, 5l4 Pine Street,
June G, "a. Philadelphia, Ia
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
MASONIC.
A.. y. M.

BERRY LODGE No. IS, A.. Y. H..
WIN, Weeks, W.. NJ, meets at the Ma
Sonic HILL, corner OF st. Potter and St.
Claude Streets, First Saturday evening 0
every month.
st. LUKE LODGENo. Is, A.. Y. NJ.
WIN. Thompson, w.. NJ. Meets Second
Saturday of every month at the Masonic
Hall, corner Of st. Peter and St. Claude
Streets.
U. O. S. BROTHERHOOD EDEN
LODGE No. /, Wm. Thompson E.. NJ.
Meets at tho Odd Fellows Half First Fri
day evening of each month.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
G : S I p.

MODERN Sr1nUAI1sM-
Has dispellec the " and solcmni!y in
other times attached to ghosts.
Now the Democratic tendency Of the
age has brought tho stately manners and
grand and lofty style of tho ancient de-
parted, down to the base level Of table rap
pings, pulling off ones shoes, and pinch
ing ones checks OF neck, as if these were
the sum Of ghostly aspirations. Then. too,
Conversations instead Of being had in tho
pompous and stilted language of which
Shakespeare and othors OF his cote,npo-
raries were oognizant. are now descended
into talking trash, wordy r~hapaodies, on
uninteligible subjects, of which the me-
dunn, usually a profoundly ignorant per-
son, discourses by the reaua. All this sad
" mars old-time ideas, rohbing the super.
natural Of ali it's dread.
THe SpH-OoxMlrrEE-
i Of Seventy (Demoerats) who called on
Gov. Kellogg about the division of the
registration Offices, on the assumption that
his ExcelleAcy would accept their gracious
proposition to thus organize the registra-
ton bureau, seem to have left behind a
very dissatisfied member, whose name
being LAWYER, is just now figuring exten-
siyely in the Bulletin as "a gentleman and
man of honor" who hesitates not to attack
the independent Times, and an *'editor-
in-chief," one Stoutmeyer, supposed to
preside over that journal, as ''lying and
m~cndacious," and unworthy Of all cred
it." Now, considering that while we have
had . Temporary cessation of the extreme
heat experienced from the weather hither-
to, the season for the Fall fights has not
exactly begun, we would advise the eager
Lawler to keep ha,nmering at his theme
and possibly %phlegmatic stou,meyer may
Of last take fire. and stepping down from
his "high pedestal" give the required sat-
isfaction.
The JUBILEE SINGERS
Have raised $50, COO by their concerts;
$50, 600 in England, and $4,000 in Amer-
leo.
r p-TILTED-
Is the poetical apollativo given
bv Tennyson to IL laly's turg u
nose,
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
HE TILTON BEECHER-

HE T1LToN BEEcHER-
Scandal is not yet at an end. As
we surmised at the beginning
Beecher has turned the tables on
Theodore Proving that ABUSED and
crushed man" as o levyer Of black
mail and an associate of certain free
love, soiled doves; unworthy Of cred
dence end confidence. Thus fur tn G
great preacher retains the public
confidence. His assailauts charges
:unsustained.
I Senator Stamps failed to get the
nomination for Congress. In some
cases such q defeat would be q dis
aster for which there is no remedy.
It is not so in this case, for notwith-
standing he was unsuccessful, he
has more friends to-day than he
would have had, il he had not been
a candidate. He conducted the can
vass in such a way that he made
more friends than enemies, and biz
defeat can be attributed to no fault
or mismanagenaent on hispart Sen
ator Stamps stands vel and his in
fuence has not been in the least i'm.
paired By q defeat for which he il
in no way responsible. >~
We endorse every word Of the
above from the Louisiana State Reg
lister, and wish to add that our own
State has no Senator more energetic
and worthy than T. B. Stamps. His
efforts in the interest of his con.
stituents are ~unceasing.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22

We are glad to learn that our
friend, that staunch Republican,
Hon. Harry Mahoney, has been
nominated for the Senate in regular
Convention by the Republicans of
his district. We feel confident that
he will lead the ticket to q trium-
plant victory.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22

"a he concentration of bile in a
>~a,so u of choleric disposition is APP
to resa It in blood lotting to an an
+,oous, unless there is some out
let. Fort. anately tho "editor iii
chief" of thu, Times is q gentleman
whose aiqusi>p occupation prevents
the coudensat. ION Of tho wrong
heapeQ on him by one Lawler
fro,a any reader expression than
the saint like meckness cvince1 III
tue e2ansss.Qe lis lou1ual.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22

Mexico-L NJ. Aveudano, Acting Conf
sui, 155 Common. =
Observation-Disclosures Countourie, 50
Decatur.
Nicaragua and United States Of Colum-
bia-Room C., Caller Court
Norway and Sweden-Wm. NJ. Perkins,
GA Carondelet.
German Empire-John Krutt Schmitt.
Consul, AZ Pedido.
Portugal-A j. Da Silva, Consul, 81
Decatur.
Russia. F. Schroeder, Vioe-Consul,
60 Baronne.
spaiu-Carlos Pie. Consul, 11s Dau-
phine.
,Switzerland-X. Weisenbach, consul
a Carondslet. -
Observation-Disclosures D. Dieter, Consul.
~, Carondelet.
> EMPRESS COMPANIES.
Crescent Express and Transfer Com
~pany--11S Gravier street..
Southern Express Company--Thos. NJ.
Wescott, Agent, l64 Gavier and Is Union
streets.
G. E. Bozant-Proprietor Par>-1 TX
press. l16 South Basin.
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
Bali2e Telegraph Company--35l Caron-
delet, cor. Gravier street.
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph. Com
pany-a2 Carondelet street.
Stoker's European Telegraph Agency
~ Union street.
Western Union Telegraph Conpany-57
Camp street.
HOTELS.
Carondelet House-Carondelet corner
Poydras.
Carrollton Hotel-D. Hickok, proprie-
tor; Carrollton.
Cassidy's Hotel-EIugh Cassidy, pro-
prietor; 10, 172 and 1H Gravier, and 81
Carondelet, European plan.
Central House-Mrs. D. Pownall,
proprietor; 100 and 1872 Camp, opposite
Lafayette Square.
City Hotel-Ca1np, corner Common.
Cont Verandah-33, Is and ~ Cont.
Louisiana Hotel-2l3 aud 2I5 Tchou-
pitoulas.
Ouachita Houso-116 Camp, opposite
Lafayette Square; Redditt i Hill, proprie-
tors.
st. Charles Hotel-Rivers, Lonsda!e H.
Co., proprietors st. Charles, bet. Common
and Gnvier.
st. Louis Hotel-St. Louis, bet. Churtres
and Royal.
Texas Hotel-North Peters, near Delcry.
Upper City Hotel-Magnzine, corner
Jackson.
Waverly Hotel-Corner Camp and
Poydras;T. W. Kidder, prop'r.
NEWSP APER&
German. Gazette-Daily and weekly;
108 Camp.
The Sentinel-Corner Short and Second
streets Carrollton.
Louisiana State R~egister-Levee. south
west corner CambrOnne, Cnrrollton
Louisianian-1 Derbigny.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger--
116 Poydras.
New Orleans Christian Advccate--11O
and liz Camp, Robert ] Harp, publisher.
New Orleans Bees Charities.
|. New Orleans Cotton and Produce Circu-
lar-122 Gravier.
New Orleans Picayune-6G Camp.
New Orleans Price Current~-l29 and 131
Gravier. Il.
New Orleans Republican-04 Camp.
New Orleans Semi-Annual Trade Guide
--13 and Is Camp.
New Orleans Times-O Camp.
Our Home ~Journal-G8 Camp.
Southern Temperance Organ-13o Poy-
dras.
Southwestern prkbyterian~~A0 Camp.
The New OrlesnksJournal Of Medicine
100 Canal,
RAILROAD DEPOTS.
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Depot: Algiers Ferry opposite jackson
Square.
New Orleans, Jackson and great North
ern Archaeological: Magnolia street,
corner Calliope.
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail
road-Depot: Foot of Canal street.
P%ontchartrain Railroad Company
Eylsinn Fields, corner Decatur.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22

.zehtv, and their Patience less s, Tor
''s f'SS'' Their only Subject OF ,1 'ne,s
t' 'arersation now, was their ne'an,
t% IN" n'ssd Of what would become no
the poor Infant who was ~
horn a oeggggar' an +ooether
.,. ,nq Morning nt'i,p to Night, the Scholar scholar
h 'Ie'n f sS'a his Eyes with stss "a h;s
Observation on the Motion lot t ds 81 JUS
Wits r'nss If her Needles; He
took i into his 1%n'g 'n e%ontr i've a
was not inpo e,s;eb might do the
7 Work with, with much 's'sn nnRss,;'o to-
bis WIFE, and JON q nls s"oad,d tn
heir Wish s; and thus the ingenious
stso , g which ,i j, 50 common on
a;l'not only mako himself and bis
Family happy, but he left his Ma,
Nv, Indebted to him for Benefit
which enables them to export Silk
Stockings in great Quantities, and
tn xnst Advantage, to those very
Countries, from whence before, they
,s,a to bring them at considerable
Toss in the Balance OF their Traf'
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
QUE EXCHANGES.

In IN article OH ' anuA AiiSA-
hack" in the Iberville Republican OF
the 18th, inst, that journal says:
.Tl,c satisfactory solution Of the dis
t,r:,;pc issue, which represented in
hostile attitude on the floor Of the State
Convention, those admitted cllampi-
cns Of the Republican party Of this
State, whose names stand ut the head
Of this article, will be welcome news to
the hosts of friends Of tho spirited ri
walls for the Presidency OF the State
Central Committee Of the Republican
purity. Representatives Of the distin-
gushing elements OF a common party
their csttrnngement contained a mcn-
ace to an organization Which Owe much
of its success to their talents and their
devotion. And through the storm
Which BODIED evil to their supporters,
hope smiled on the spectacle that wit
messed their reconciliation"
IS. Il. Packard has deserved well OF
the Republicans of Louisiana. When
he came among them, they had no Or
gunizai::o IL and they held their rights
hy q copricious tenure. And the great
mrtv Of which he is the central figure
to.,lay il indebted 0 for its e1lcc-
,;yrncss, to him thun to any other liy-
ing man.
.'Anl Senator pinchimck holds a
claim against the Republican party OF
i.misinna for which they can n";r
fully compensate him. They shoala
not forget: that more than Roman
devotion with which, two years ago, lie
offered himself on the altar Of his party.
When the tnssc Of Kcpuhiicani5rl i'll
Louisiana, depended on his courage
md loyalty, he proved himself equal
to the trying emergency, and his he
roic conduct can ncycrbc forgotten"
The Vicksburg Plain-lealer observes
progress in Cairo, III. The Hon. T.
W. Curaozo in his editorial c%orrespon-
lenco thus writes of that city:
y did not wish to lay over here, the
least I IT, a;ssato Of I'll places, but after
taking dinner yesterday, the propr!e-
tor Of this first class hotel, gave me an
urgent invitation to remain here until
2;;3O L. NJ. to-day, when the train will
leave for Chicago. The House is near-
ly full ofguests; T take mydinner with
all Of them; the table at which ! sit is
generally full; nobody seems to frown
at me; tho white walters, and ladies at
that-arc polite and attentive; I expect
10 pay for my fare; my name is on the
register; the Bulletin" Of this morn
ing makes = note of my being in the
city, and I must conclude that there is
civilrights in Egypt-southern Iii
nois."
"a Bragggart, Coward and o Bully"
arc the gentle names which tho Jack.
son Pilot applies to one Colonel Fur
long of Warren County a pseudo Re
publicans participant in the recent
"'celor line" at Yicksburg. 4
The Sugar Planter commends in up
proving terms the strong party en-
tloryement of Senator Piuchback. .
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22

OF the GRIND United Order Of Odd Eel
lows, working under the jurisdiction Of
the Subcommittee Of Management in
America. by Authority of the Committee
of Management in England
AMOS LODGE, No 1857, meets at the
Odd Fellows Hall, 1l8 Casondelet street.
WIZ. THOMPSON LODGE, No. 1907,
meets at the Odd Fellows Hall, 118 Caron-
delet street.
PRIDE OF LOUISIANA LODGE. No.
1929. meets at Home Missionary Hall,
Franklin street.
OSCAR ]. DUNN LODGE, No. 1928,
meets at the Odd Fellows Hall, 1l6 Ca
rondelet street.
BUTLER LODGE, No. 1886, meets
ut Odd Fellows Hall, 118 Carondelet
street,
UNITED DAUGHTEM OF AMER
ICA-Benevolent Society, meets at the
Lutheran Hall, 318 Graviet street Second
Monday evening Of every month.
WV. THOMPSON,
President
A1oNzo LEWIS, Secretary.
UNION FRIENDS-Male and Female
Benevolent Society, meets at the Union
Bethel, on Camp street, Second We'd
ensday evening Of each month.
H. BANKS, President
WM, THOMPSON, Directors.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22

The Americans Club, SO faSorably
known as one of the best associa-
tons of young gentlemen in the
city, has been recently roorganized;;
with Jas. D. Kennedy, as President
jus. O. Hcgggsett, Vice President, A.
L. Henderson Secretary, and Fred
,.eri lex Sinlms Treasurer.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
BOOK TABLE.

The English in Ireland in the Eigh-
tecnth Century. By J. A. Froude, NJ.
A. Fols. II. and III. New York
Scribner, Armstrong & Co.
The so recent visit of the English
historian, Mr. Froude, to this country
has made the educated and reading
American public tolerably acquainted
with the author.
Apart from the well known char.
acter Of Mr. Froude's historical re-
searches there are marked traits about
the man himself which were made par,
ticularly prominent by the nature Of
controversy with Farther Burke; the
1rish-American champion Of ireland
and her wrongs, English to his soul,
and therefore, ? true Tory, it is ma
tural that in Al his writings about
Ireland Mr. Froude should assume not
only q p~allationl for the undoubted
wrongs: of England's; administration,
but that his tone towards the Irish
rebels should be quite :as bitter;
though mildly denunciatory,. as When
with the bad blood Of the White boy
conspiracy, Father sheehy without
legal examination or remedy, was con-
demnea. The book throughout, far
from being written with the unbiased
temper of the historian is marked by
a lack OF justice, and even of partial
fairness to the Irish insurgents which
mars the excellence Of its composition
and the force of the historical events it
seeks to detail. III
OF one feature however Americans
will obtain an insight, and that is the
clearly brutal and therefore terrible
manner in which England punished
the Irish. Take this event of our his
torians research as an example OF one
Of those cases in which occasionally
measuG&ered who were innocent"
This gentleman [Mr. Fitzgerald
did by decisive measures etfectually
break the insurgent organization in
Tipperary, so that when the rebellion
came the most dangerous country II
ireland lay motionlcss. These were
not gentle measures. He used the
whip freely, and be made II mistake
which WIS not forgotten. A man
named Wright, at Clcnmel, wSs s.s-
pectel Of connection with the United
1rishmen. The suspicion i'll Ill like
lihooa was well founded. On search
ing him a letter was foundin his peck.
let i'll French. Fitzgerald did not un-
derstana the language, but his mind,
like that OF any II else, was full OF
the expected Frenah~ invasion. The
letter. though utterly innocent, was
treated as aa evidence Of guilt, and
Wright was severely. logged. He
prosecuted the High Sheriff afterwards,
and recovered 95o0 rs damages.
"Fitzgerald has boen rewarded with
a black name in Irish legend, ama.witil
the 0 of foolish historians he WAS
rewarded also by the knowledge that
by his general nerve and bravery he
had probably saved at least ten thou
sand lives, and the English Govern
ment, though generally too proud to
remember good service in Ireland, yet
so far acknowledged Fitzgerald's merits
that they paid his fine andcrcatcd him
a Laronet."
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22

together with
Music and Poetry,
Tho paper contains no ultra sentiments, and
NEEDLES with neither politics nor religion,
but is characterized by o high moral tone.
It circulates all over the country, from Maine
to California.
Terms Always in Advance.
One copy for II months. Gu
One copy for 6 months. 3 w
Ono copy for 8 months. l SO
Postmcstcrs and dealers may take snbscrip-
| tons at tho above. and deduct twenty-five
per cent.
Subscribers In the Provinces, tho same.
Anew volume commences every January
| and July: but If a person commences'at any
number in the volume and pays for six
n,ontha, he will have a complete book, with
o title-pagc.
Wien q subscriber orders a renewal Of his
subscription, he should tell us what was the
last number he received; then We shall know
| what number to begin al without hunting
over our books. Otherwise VIC shall begin
when the money il received.
Monthly parts; 81 q year, in all cases.
We Will send one copy Of the weekly
>WAVERLY MAGAZINE
and either
"Lady'ss Gazette Of Fashions"
"Atlantic Monthly"
"Harper's Magazine"
'Weekly," or ,"Bazar,"o
"Godey's Lady's Book"
n year.
! All letters concerning the paper must be
Addressed to the publisher.
We mako no discount on clubs.
The Way to suhscribe-Tho propcrway to
subscribe for a paper Is to inclosc a money
order in q lottor, and address the publisher
direct, giving individual name, with the pos
Office, county, and State very plainly written
as most marks are. often illegihle.
We take no risk Of tho mails.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
THE OLD SONG.

a little feast, = little fast,
A little hour of play;
A little caught, q little cast
So runs tho world awayl
4 little maid, n little yes,
A littlo wish , twas nays"
A little Weeping i'll the night
So runs the world away!
A little wind, a snow,
A little time to stay;
Il little thought Of former years
So runs the world avayl
rAppleton's Journal.
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
THE NEW ORLEANS FIRE
ALARM. TELEGRAPH.
THE SYSTEM OF STRIKING WILL
: BE AS FOLLOWS

THE SYSTEM OF STRIKING WILL
BE AS FOLLOWS:
For instance, if an alarm is given
from Box No. 1923, the bells wilt
strike l., then a pause of S seconds;
then the bells will strike 2, then an
other pause of S seconds, and tho
bells will strike 3-l23. There
will be u pause of 10 seconds be-
tween each full number. Or if an
alarm is given from Box Nc. As,
the bells wiz strike 4, then the
pause of s seconds, and then strike
8-4S. A General Alarm will be
Indicated by striking Is blows upon
the bells. An additional general
alarm will be indicated by striking
20 blows, which will concentrate tho
entire Fire Department to the box
from. which the alarm sounded.
Boxes designated Ivy + ore auto
matte.
s Corner Harmony and Lovee streets
Conner Washington and Chippewa
streets
z Ninth Street Market
g Corner Carondelet and Eight streets
Prytania and Ninth streets
~ Mannolia and Washington
streets
s13 !" sixth and st. Denis streets
"a Engine House Of Fire Co. No. % !
Is Engine House Of Fire Co. No. % !
16 Lafayette II. X L. Fire Go. MOL .
II Corner Live Oak ard First street 7
IS Magazine and st. Andrew ste
10 Rousseau and st. Mary streets !
Fl St Charles and First streets
% "Dryades and st. Andrew streets
~ Keller Market
Is Corner jackson and Coliseum street
26 jackson and Liberty streets
~ .'Gecond and Dryades streets /
80 " Market street ard Levee {.
81 Henderson street and Levee
80 Engine House of Fire Go. No. IL
"a Engine House OF Fire Co. No. ]
Is Corner Market and Chippewa street
36 Second Precinct Police Station +
81 Corner Race and Magazine street !
80 Melpomine and Camp streets
ii Horse Station, st. Charles street &
az Engine House, Fire Go. Nc. x Il
Thailia street a
As Corner Franklin and Terpslcho'
streets ~,
AZ CANINE and New Levee stree d
*4s Engine House, Fire Go. No. g.
Joseph st. K&@i
81 Corner Constance and Erato stree
So Camp and 81. Josephstreets
IS Engine House, Fire Company y
Is Calliope street
81 Corner New Basin and Intt
Walk w
&c Howard and Clio streets
81 Magnolia and Erato streets
81 Erlto and Franklin streets
The weekly Louisianian., 1874-08-22
~: WAVERlEY MAGAZINE.
For Family instruction and Amusement.
EDITED BY MOSES A. DOW.
Office, Waverly Publishing House,;
ORDER BOX Al COURT STREET..

BOSTON, MASS.
This paper is the largest weekly ever pub
lishcd in this country. Its contents are such
as will be approved in the most astidious
circles, nothing immoral being admitted into
it's pages. It will furnish AZ much reading
matter as almost any n can ind time to
peruse, consisting OF
TALES,
HISTORY,
RMGRAPHY