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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

During the year over 100000 pounds OF dried
blAckbsrries were sold in Nashville, the bulk Of
which WAS shipped to New York. PhilAdelpbis,
and other large cities There 10 such q small
ing Of the berries that those who carry on the
business generally realize handsome profit
There are Thousands Of women, boys and girls
who are glad to pick them fresh from the bush.
es for few cents per gallon. The berries are
then dried in the sunshine. The process re-
quires about three days or longer according to
the temperature. A. soon NJ tho berries be-
come shtivelled they arc placed in sacks and
sent to market The prices paid this year ranged
from six to ten and a half cents, generally ad
vAncing half 3 cent at time. At ten cents
per pound, the sum of $4,000 was realized
from berries which to many appear useless after
having passed the age Of juicinsss. Over I: l, 100
was paid TO ono man this year by one dealer, for
II ,S67 pounds OF berries gathered for him.
When carefully dried, blackberries said to 70.
tain their original taste better than any other
fruit.-NashpHle American.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

The Albany "Times says, "A meeting Of
the leading male members Of the Shakers soci-
cites Was held at Niskayuna on Christmas day to
consider and decide the beard question, which
las been sgtating the community for some time
past The discussion called forth the expression
Of quite divergent and ultra views. Some Of
the brethren were emphatic in opposition to the
abandonment OF the old rule which prescribed
the growth Of hair on the face, willie others
and Elder Evans among the number--fsv-
ored making the wearing Of boards by
the male Shakers compulsory. 1t was even
urged that, As shaving has been obligatory
for hundred years, until the next Cente lnisl
epoch the Leviticsl prohibition against cutting
the Q 'ners Of tho beard should be adopted.
The result Of the conference was compromise.
The beard party triumphed, but failed to obtain
= complete victory. II turned ont as WAS limited
rome weeks since that the JEFF Davis whisker
would obtain sanction. In addition it WAS de-
tsrmined that all new male members of the 30
ciety should adopt this style, while the older
ones should be given the option whether they
would have smooth faces or not. A few will adj
here to the former fashion, but the larger por-
ton and the new disciples will appear hereafter
with underchin whiBkers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
The way IL Rains tn Florida.

1t IL hard for northern farmer, Who watches
the horizon with aching eyes, to understand the
clock-ike regularity of this rainy season south.
Once set In, it goes on regularly. There is q
misty or clear morning, the air trsnsfused with
: blushing, rainbow effulgence that melts away
in the ardent kisses Of the sun into an intense
dazzle Of sunlight up to two O'Clock. Then the
s6rznlshers Of The rain rush in on cool, dewy
winds, and by sharp three O'Clock the whole line
is plAesonhring in great, heavy fusilsdes. Such
rains /! Gorgeous, glorious, rushing, magnii-
cent enthusiasm Of plunging moisture. Then the
long roll Of the thunder-drums; the cracking ar
tllsry. with its splendor Of electric flash, toned
on In low rolls; and before you are aware the
mobile army has gathered up its splendid wings,
its fire, and after guard and reserves, and only
in the west yon see its grand, victorious battle
flags rbt ing the sky with broad bands OF color.
Mix in few rainbowH some foggy morning,
when the whole air 10 pf1sAg, and the clear, still
lake looks like an under-sky, and you have some
idea Of Florida IN the rainy season. Regular NJ
the clock that marshaling and grand bsttle pan
Drama goes on Ut set two O'Clock, TO be closed
postively-no change on account OF the wealth.
er-At o'clock D. m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
An Extensive Hu.ine.. in Dogs.

1t is 4 fact not generally known, says the Oak
land, CAL, Nesos, that there il firm doing bus
iness in San Francisco, who purchase
the thousands Of dogs slaughtered b.
the pound-master Of that day, or that may
have been otherwise killed, for which they pay
forty cents each. The carcssses are conveyed
70 the mandatory at South San Francisco,
whore the skins are removed aud sold to the tam
ners, the. hair taken OF and resold to the plas-
terers, the hide tanned, made into gloves, and
sold In the market.
Tho denuded carcass is then thrown into a
large cauldron and boiled until the bones are
easily separated from the flesh, when they are
removed and sold to the sugar retineries, where
they are ground to fine powder and used to
clarity the sugar. Tho oil that arises TO the
surface OF the boiling mass is SKINNED of and
manufactured into cod liver oil, and the remain
der used for the purpose of fAttening hogs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
1)lsAtral.
!. TnUrH 10 MEo0EY AND WILL
PA8vA1L."
glsrpH-. 41l
SWORN STATEMENT
-OY A.
D0oT0Dt R0kleE, OFFICER.

H. H. srKvKNs sutl
mar Sir From sxposurs took sick about
nine years no with nhsomatic Fever. fruA whAsh
70 6srsd abous noassa. WhsA lfeeovcsed from
the fsveg tosA4 nyasa osS1Is{ ". n,leS
.. sssss1:. esSr s. sSi ~ =: ss.Ss.Ss
!ss..sS ~; Sta f.. - ssy. ssS - =
Z 1N e>ASpl1qttea bstWaea ssvefel o. tne is.alns
49, :; "a s y; :sss lsss; 9 n:
e. sSss s setc y ssc q m a
Seyssrsosd From ny long s,cEness. and ne vas.
Sa1: y; :, 2:s,:'e: - e 1sss "a SUI
(ersd e1cruciafns pala in nj small Of my back.
W. s,:ss 90. S,s,' ~ n -; 81 ns snrousn m,
So Ie Tor SeaitS NJ suffering from ind'ess ~
an e s. sa. ~ saa IL Whole nature
my food wAe brosh fon OeaL ..v..,,.s
ielno TOOK prescription from celebrated kn9nan
6Sscepsis took Is bottles Of medicine especially
prepared for Dyspepsia, and have used Gr ,SS
deal Of medic!ae from apotaecanes PTsscpss,sSSn s
battss b. tbs dozen, and indeed have Gye9 I near
" ali the popular advertised medicine far tr,ai:
S S.1,.. d.ssai1l S SSHse e. 49, ~ y
for "a ; s%s s. asss r. <is5
| any benefit; howey' Z, after urgent perhuAAio0
Concluded 70 try It, and before had used ono Dol
, Tie could eat and no d on nv stomach 6eetsteas
thing had not heeA cole " DO BEFORE ios yssm
the Grsts bossie 81 veedise h.A trel
!. | iii other medlaanss which had taken. I kept 9
. improving. aud kept on using the voSetlno, untu
va a. r7ectly cured AID able W do duty all dAI
: cal and dieeat my food sleep well At night and q
b now 40 pounds heavier than ever was before
= INV II, e. and am ~ ihiak, liyi19 coptEaa ctlC
3 u 10 prOpsecies o9the 1nDet lelr e4140o9 70
! OF q New Kns4ad, Prweh Stpa Ssia ccaei ~
:, simDle vegetaSe med cine called Yagetna.
" Which am Indebted for heath, Me, and happinea
Il EUNENE I, ULLtVAN,
l. 3G7 Athens street, Police Station 4.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
FURTHER PRODv,
FACTS WILL TIE L L.

II. n. STEvENSs ESQ
Dear sir-Allow me to say . word In favor OF
VRGRrlNK During the past year l have suffered
from . complication ii dheaSea. laid 10 bed rom
the Sd Of November until the middle OF the follow.
ing June and on IN average did not sit up two hours
. week !; l had eight Of the best physicians n the
stats but got no help an corp0nty Pc Wore
Tkey agreSd had ffast Gaess4, Ip4tt9 PIG pyeema
and 4ney ,oomp amt, I'D could never be any bet
ter. was reduced IN weight ~ ponnda, which 10
much. for am aturalfy TINA.
In June, finding Wa. fai ing under the treat.
VnguTN through the earnest pen uatt0n OF friends
and am happy 10 state. wi good results. ! have
gained ten pounds IN Wesaht, and u ait up al day,
walk half mile and ride six ..
an greatly encouraged, and shall continue Us
ing the VK0R1INH II can get H. am . poor man,
but for the truth Of ths statement refer to any
man In Gonsiown or vicinity. ~ %
Yours. very thankfully,
.. |,.a .E a4-s -s us 'a ~ A. ]. BURB8CK,
Aug 1. 1915, ' .H.' tlonstown. n. n.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

,r,o. tx,A.tsA u shs Tribune, BY D. Stewart, n
u. rot rem, Dell

,~,...-A.s>A - ehs Trihuna nv ., Ht1WAl, u.
toea1s'a - russ Ysan' DAl
- - ~. not nrobable cause
Any e0&Ses. y ~ - - y NJ n..,n
% ~ p@k n 14ee4nA$EAPutsoa As
..Na vhssa n many million trees rs9Fessnt .
:. ~. .rd .r.ca which soon 70.
vAaue = " - ~. y.h.
dupHeaAea tAe1k original COST seven ios>
eurss O. rsusdiss were satisfactory, pssVsneon
sA 1872 Al ,ns,Sunee vain involves
SF Ss~ --...... =, ~. x.,na nj
=: ss,.s q &c, IT, consequent, II. cot Of
27krS$&He ability to continue II ana ~
peohahlliey q TO pssmAnenCe being necessarily
nnoeeenin-1hoao who IRE able 70 70 90 prefer 70
ipGnre theiK own caaEos& s,ly
TAis ~ Il .Apsnssece (which does not involve
apv oatlnvl nav be appreciated, especially II IL
cosnnee4e Mn tho phtluaDlhy q the previous
maeU 0Ash ~ 80 Qdliahsd - apparently
49, - b HtkeN1ndnK me blight some
iInoSine that froee h tie oaaes, vhsreas Il nay
uoer9ly weaken The i0mature bark, and thus sees
Dr. IL uasN valqeeb4 ef9coessible TO 10 spores
Of fua8 QAh4h AAx abound.) borrower,
eha folsnensan Au'd which runs down the 1oe
Sre1 49, fa11s nay Infect other past..
thoa9h. Ike the lymph o. hpid " the vaceiee
.VeoiS}A N kpWY{14Dy eDcroe. lpr nomo-
t&Sng8ra. ard h6S 66azp osed OF cells IKE pus
In mans lungs, the "bArk, Or mucous mem
bKnne II heAlt6y, eoldom hdmite the s0cial ovlio
Vtleh abO1nA b the atmosphere OF q!
large ciHss in the powdered sp9ta ano
hlth Of tho streets, especially In ne
.sooark ed" rvheeA seFvAA0 Aeo0hd though
n.soh nwnaninn arc pQ$ COA&nod 10 TIME local.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
Getting Roady for Moody and SAN
Key

Key
large force Of workmen is now engaged in
preparing the New York Hippodrome for the
services TO be held there by Messrs. Moody and
SAnkey about tho beginning OF Febnasy. The
interior IL to be divided into two great audience
rooms, one capable Of seating 2, 900 and the other
6,UO wosshipPers Between these the commit
tee rooms will be arranged, completely prevent
ing the transmission Of sound from one to the
other Of the great halls. Under the present gal.
lsriee, where the animals were formerly housed,
smaller prayer rooms will be opened, with retir.
ing rooms for the evangelists and the clergy en-
gagged 1t the services. 0
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

SUFFOLK a., BOSTON, Mass, Nov. I'D. 1919
Then personally appeared the q owe named ~
reue x Sullivan and made oath that the foregoing
''"'ee"' HOSEA B BOWEN,
Justice OF the Peace.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
A YERS HAIR VlGOR, a,r
\ - | 'l1H
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TsI
.5as
TO IT'S NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.

Advancing yearA sick-
neA. care, disapPo.nt-
ment, and her4ltaFy
precipitation, q tufn
the hair gray, and eth
er OF them incline It to
shed premAturel1.
Ayer's Hats pt9or, ny
long and extensive use,
has proven that Il stops
, the failing Of thu hair
Immediately; OFTEN re-
\ news the growth, and
Nslways surely restores
IT. color, when faded
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

the nusii I've organs to healthy actlvty, and pre-
servea both the hair and IL beauty. Tnns Gtasny
weak or sickiy hair becomes g0ssy, piab4 and
strengthened !; lost hair regrows with nveE Ok
preston failing hair I. checked and s stseltnSa
their ORIGINAL color lta operation u sure and harm
less, 1t cures danarun heals all humors and Eeepn
the scalp COOL clean and s0ft-under which eoAdi
tons, di eases Of the scalp are impossible
As dresstng for ladies' hair the Vlgor u Praised
Tor 1t grateful and agreeable perfume, and 4Aiued
or tie soft lustre and richness Of tone It impsfa
Prepared BY
Oh. J. c. AVER 1 CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists. 1I
800 Sold BY Ell
JaAls, lWeod&W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
MARYLAND 4, UNAWARE Raj.
llHlLADxl.l,AlA, " LklN9Ttfi h
I DALTTNOAB RAH.NOAN -"

Z DALTJNOAB RAUNOAM
Z ~. s.., novANNnR \, ieA eElus
Tyai1s VIII iasvg wilNingsn = tol0ME e1s =.
"a, ~ %, d, q Az, 80. e.1A p =. 81
!. PhI1d AeAiA ~ hSv Sssk, Lsl . n, . u, 1881
H8aoss aaA In, stnsa..s sa.sesa. issa, 's.os.
S2}sim6ss "a wase,astoa. " al + 40 ., u.
Trains To- Dsiaws$e Dayaloa, ,eevs " iygth
. New OAsAe, Neo, IN, 49, q ~, LIE, ~, p. =.
HAiI4nKe6u a1A t1eefmedAts ttAslnAA, ~. 80
bsisN nd Inssrnsd1as ssassna, ~, saA d N.
.N &DNnA1 fA4lNA. Al ualsl l.1si,
PhalAdalphia nd 1AtagnediAss BsAstoaA, 80, =
IA 49, ~ ~! - p n ~. !, -. Z. ~
Balnlofe md Washington, iAn, LIS . y. We
FM further iAI64mA{a0a pAsesaeon srs fsfeefsl
% he Una tables pQg>ed q ~ SsRot.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
A YERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, such as
Coughs, Colds Whooplng Cough, Bron-
uhitlA Asthma and GnnYmnfian.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
THE MILD POWER CURES
$500 HUMPHREYS ~. yH

4HOzHn = !. -. ~. MKT N',"'
HAVE PROVED, khOA TIE 9OSI ~ "a
pertence. an entire success. simple ffompk kmci-
ent and Reliable. Tney are the oniy Mea'cines Pe!-
seSay au.pson W ptte H. ,s1 tSsm - hsr,rt.sS
m 70 he free from danger and % efcieat o. to be
&Wnyp reliable. TlDay have thD htEheat A1AuD1ndAp
Non from ALL and will always render satisfaction.
NJ. Cn,.. ru Il... 10 Cent,
T~,a ro,,.,,,nn nrrs,u.uor. y
q W".Ms' WMm Teva, W1rm a1oiic.. -. $50 II
= w,In, W ~ -, ,r..,n,nu a, JUTsnta ~
q DIAnRlKA al Children Of Adults :. i ,.,,,.2s
K DYsENTEpY gripiDV Bilious COlic,.. %
8. CHoLERA-AokBus, Vomiting, ........ .....6
I. CouaHs, Colds, Bronchitis
e MsVn.r,xs uIs.s IisaI,.cne vsrti.o "
- n, p jt $1,000 's'so''''' 60 :. "a
~ $4,000 "y p,sni 1890; . ''''''''"'''
~ ~ W,rs w., S y. p,n,S
- an ~, 49, n,,r.,,i, s.s.tni.. - ~
r.s's ~. Ws,rstnSns -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

utclVy u No. 10 NOkIH h1XTa bT. PHIlAA.
1He ST SrEPHt MS HOTEL, Chesennt street
above Tehth ID opened Tor the reception of gueeta
IL has been newly furnished and enlasSed, and
will compare fav0rahly with tho best hotels ~
spHci i rates 70 families and permanent guests.
Thomas Ashton, Propfietor; O.. h. Crawford,
Manager. .T..l sg-u Ii .,F n0vl1.l9W /
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
MuSLlMS CHEAP.

Fluurt.4ar
s. .r..a raH Job. 1919 tp1a al % "H
uI4U..aa # HIll .ar ~ dnsp
.sar,r .4r Git .-ub IHE1.1 30, .AaFini
. . ul a.4aHa . IasHEaI 80 .EF"f 'l. ..
...s. lla....t sH8 8. ss.a tlaui hH..
Oh
...r..a4.J l, .....tla.u GO .... .s. B
.y a.t,.,F.4 llyi Fa1 rl4at ..InA
, g. l...I .s.I.... 5uI Z. AGs d17s ~ "a iup
aa. 1.af
.. t.a... l..I co... ,.iIyl.s. r.t aa'aI
r.rI u- go. r4.ult l0H.li.. .a'f'.r-."''
...... Il a.tvs l=4asd a. y. .H.- .'I a.
gr.|.+ r.sa 40E'.H.ssg 90 r.. H
.' .A.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
Richardson's New Method
=. FOR tine pjANoFoRrE. iDila

the ne plus ultra Of pisnoforte Instruction Books
cannot DO excelled, or even approached b. n
countless competitors. Stands far ao0ye them IN
uscd 0y Thousands Of the best music teachers and
sold BY al Book and Music Dealers, Hundreds al
thousands sold. and the demAn n great a ever.
Frice e3.?5 for which IL VIII bs mailed, poat.
free, " any address III Ill - -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
DKNNsYLvANlA RAILROAD, ( !.

kSA @s~AA>'NAA'sns tlnl
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, pscKasxa 4, 1875. .,.,,
Tsa,ns leavs Depot Thirty second and aAs..s 8, y
q" MAIN LINE WESTWARD. 81 ,
~ 4G h a san q 4 s g. ~ .na
Limited Fast MAIL daily ..... y 49,. A. =
KeSsvo snd Kane Ezp daily, 81 sasas; -, AN.
YORK and Hanover Exp. except sunday, 7So A. NJ.
Look AAyep Msal, a. sunday. 800 AN. :.
Mi aaln daly, tsN sasday leaves ~ a. ~" - "
Dovanstexa Accom-. i o K i. and 10 . +. T. 4.
Hmira . Look Haven Exp. q. sun...,. 40, N
zo,1, Hano.sr : n rrsdt AcS e. Sunday y % r.
Hsoasssr md Yar Hoe. dsiIy, s1. Sunday ia, IN
:suS .prs@ a s ssPs s sana sis fs
Hnc l Kxpreel daily ................ y, IN
IL Ha anI ESaaic sx:; s1 saturda, He 81
fof vhioh 7iekss must s. procured ana SsssaS.
delivered Of lis Market street BY 8. ~. :.
inc NEW YORK DIvisIuN.
4. n. timitsd New Yori Express Is, 4. NJ,
Lec, $40, An. $50, sss and !, 7. at, and Is
snsa: ~ n ~ sS4p' 4 ss. H.. IL ss. Il
Accommodation u To- for Trenton, s.sa. r. i.
k1prsls fcr Long Branch and squAn. ~ a. y. and
IRON KRNsINaToN DzpoT.
RusaelDe, IN 4. \, u nooo. hes md IN, PA.
TEsntoa, a. lois A. e.so, 40 6ln. aud $50.
s1cr:.s Tor p Nov ssa' w Il s1 s. 4.
Express for Long Branch. sP. n.
BAhVIDkRR biv,rIoN
- FROM BENNINGTON O0PUr. -lH
Express tpe TreatoAs lAAbestyllAs fthllirsuuts.
ksstoA, Wetef CAP t1eGteAs 30 So n. So
p. 4. Rxpresa Tor Belvidere. 1915. A. ii.
fof LsmcestvMs, Pennington and Aopewe, iois.
AAbOy OivlnAOh.
Accom-. for New York, VIA Perth AmbOy aud Jaluas-
r. u. Connecting for Long Branch and squan
z, g ~ - s ss and 10 =. Is Doors
Way train ics Burlington. $50 Pm. sunday trains
20 A. n, and l, 8 SOP. n.
WAY Tram for BordeltOwn, $40 and .sO r. u. On
sunday Vt 80 P. N. M Isae
For kiukors branch, $50 4. NJ, AID 4.s0 Pm
kof hlghtst0wn, es0, ~, ., a%o aud {. 3Uf. u.
For Long Branch and New York A. n
kof Iuckeft0n and6 T. u. - 40. ..4
For Aedfoed, and Lib 4. H., s.ao and $50 IN.
For NJ. Holly and Penbsrpon, q, aud 1l.1h A.
~, SN.H end $40 r. H. FOR HI Holly. LOO And
sunday trains for Mt. Holly 10 A. NJ, i and r, NJ.
1Or nesclAntvnis and n, restOwn, ~ r. n, w
TossdAys, Thursdays nd Saturdays only.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

PaLEsl Psa.EsiI PsLGSIN n
Dponrr Rev P1ie Cure. buro cure and absolute
psevsntativr BOLD BY oil dealers, u per bl2. Cis-
cplayp frup ~ AppliCa Inn ssk g00H dI0GgfosA f0f
r. Uuat " put "a with any other Article Which ~
sAya u ~ cool u 10 he's not got IT, We Will send It
oy mAil, post paid. f0r A. ~ PaF hnk lnf ,a,l.F
Address, MONTGOMERY 4 ~. Agents, NO III
r. Ninth H., Pf,ilAde.phlA. Au9lVatHdAW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

iAFtlAclai Issth inserted without extractiag tho
rootA By mW process. Teeth gIv6A on tfiAl.
Teeth repaired, and reuaoieled> 09A aonAnatsrsd.
Prices moderate. Clip this ont md d0A's forget the
number -.,,s.tl I tsgtal deC& ,6W
Richland beacon., 1876-12-09
TAX SALE.
Nov. 20. l876-3t

According to the revenue Ia "s at the state
of Louisiana prnviiing for the collection "i
,,xes aud especially act II "t the general
assembly, 1873, have seized aud viii pro
ceed TO sell AT the court house door IN the
,owu of Rayvilie. on
Saturday The Oh day Of Decs@'bsr' 1876
,.o G,,,owiny described lands or such part
thereof as may be necessary To pay TIE dr''"-
ouen, and Current taxes due the state oi Lou
i.,ana and parish Of RichIanG and al! penal
ties aud costs:
Harris Est Ms W or Of w or, sec D.
Ne or Of NE or, fractional 81 or OF ar,
sec I, fractional " qr OF sw ar, sec g "a''
of Sc qr, Eqr ct y W 81; q'" Nv "
of sE 1r, sec s, t i6 \, X y, containing
3O5 acres more or less State tax 80 16.
penalties 4 81 parish tax 2S.2S. auditor. re.
corder, printer and collectors costs II 20; total
-70o VIZ. 7. OLIVER,
Nov. 2S, 1861 lax Coi
Richland beacon., 1876-12-09
TAX SALES.

According 20 the reveuue laws Of 'he STATE
of I a'-rana pro,iItug !or rhr collection "t
taxes a,l especially act Il -! thr general
a-,-n,bl". 1873. save s...gu aud wIIl pro-
rrrh ro >rli at the court house door ia the
IOWA of RayvIle, on
Satwd,y, The oh dag Of peoemjr, 1876,
,h,. following desrrinri LANDS or such part
thereof as may bc necessary 10 pay the dchn-
uurtt a,,d curTrnt taxes duc the STATE # LOu-
laua and PARISH Of R,chiand anf al, PemH'.
ties and costs
Earle Est. J. D--N wqrof : " fr, sec p.
L II y, X ) T.; or ot Gr. see IL. J !"
\, X . f.. "rnral"'ug 20 acres more ar les.
STATE tax 9 %, penalties -, pari'h TAX 3" 20,
auditor B.curdar. rr,ntec> and collector ost>
1873. Total S23.l3.
WM L. OLIVER
Nov. %. l0TG-It Tax tui
Richland beacon., 1876-12-09
Mere Aboli reads.

\ lady SENDS t. tnr Advance tho
following. whica Will specially inter-
e., oar l:Iile "a drncrs:
| can th..k oi :" uany 'hia-S in
,rrr-tipg n"on, his discarded, not TO
say abused. brown aaih,ai that know
not what 10 say Gr,t ! will mrntion
a very few
Fist. kc them because they re-
nl"vr - nan, Gl-arr,rab!e insects.
!ru.m uy sirht ana hearing. ] always
,st 'hem. The greatest blessings 10
my garden, arXt 'n Sunshine and rain.
are rnDnn> Gni t"ai@. By III" way
cnunird what robin would eat
"' cat"rpIl,ars at ih" ra;r that | saw
him daring one hour, ana it was three
lhpu-ani per week
The toaiS are Just useful in their
way; continually watching WIKI tLeir
long tongues cur.eh up i"oiie their
ui"u.hS ready 10 ~nap up anv liItie
mo-quit or bling hy that happens
in their way. | would Ike to have
lI!;v il NV garden at once if they
would not quagrc! after their break
taSt@. or t..Gnrrs, CT supper ! cannot
euddre Yu.rr-lerS. | wish that every
br.;v that does lot Ike their toads
give them 10 me. But that would
not best. They could not spare them
from their own land, although they
might nu; know il and Hy garden
and land might he ovcrstocktd and [
should bc sorry 10 step on tbtm.
always stOop and pat them. Do
YOU know how fuhniy aud meekly
they bow their heads when patt,d
gently with a little stick Seeming
10 like a mans lord-nip, not trying
To bop away. al least the old and wise
ones do not. do not think | could
lc, toad 81, beside me and help me
eat NY dinner. and hiss ii afierward.
as | heard little girl did with ber
pet toads.
But my long acquaintance with
them as servants has shown me with
on, Gnubi bat they are one Of Gods
! perfectly Earmir, creatures. and a
great blessing. swapping up all the in-
>ccts in their way. / lake every one
| find 10 tie road and bring it homo
/ -af'-ihe dear little waif. use my
( finest han lkrrchirf TO contne it ill |
get home; took two home from ,he
field in an eTpty berrv-pail with
leaves. Once rr twice | had no phil
or handkerchief. aud gladly took
nav ha, TO carry them to my garden
in. Yes. Mr.. load is good.
Richland beacon., 1876-12-09
TAX SALE.

According to the revenue laws OF the state
of Louisiana, providing for the collection {"
taxes and especially act ~ Of the penrra'
assembly. 1873. hsve seized aud will pro-
ceed 70 se,i a, the court house door IN the
iown OF Rayviis. on
Saturday the 9th day of December 1870
the following described lands or such part
thereof as may be necessary to pay The taxes
due the state of Louisiana and PARISH OF Rich
and all penalties and costs;
Davis. Mrs B-Undlviied half interest
in E an, F. Of W J. sec is. S Of \ wqr,
sec II, IT'S n, R 10 +, containing $50 acres
more or less. State tax lS9 IL, penaineS
81 90, parish tax I05 -, auditor, rec"'t",'
,rinter and collectors costs 3 10; total 3-6 !.
WM L. OLvEa
Nov oo-2, Tax Col.
Richland beacon., 1876-12-09
TAX SALE.

According to the revenue laws OF .he State
of Louisiana. providing tni tie ooiiecn"n oi
taxes and especially act Al of the. general
assembly, 1873, have sr'zed and will pro
coed 10 sell at the court house door IN III
,owu of RayvilIe. on
Saturday, the 9th day Of December, 1876,
the following described lands or such part
thereof a. may bc necessary to pay the driin'
ouen, and curreut taxes due the State of Lou
isiana and parish Of RicLland and all penal
ties and costs: >,
Ellis, J. SIN E corner, sec 6, 1 u NIX
6 Y. containing 10 acres more or less. Susie
tax 80. 20, penolies 81, parish tax $500
auditor, recorder. printer and collectors coS's
1875; total s7906.
WM T. OLivER,
Nos. 90, 1865, Tax Collector.
Richland beacon., 1876-12-09
TAN SALE.

According in the revenue laws of the state
Of LouiSlana, provihing tor the collection az
taxes an / e.re..ialiy act - of the g n raj
assembly. 1913. have seized and viii pro.
e, Ell 10 sell Al tle court hoa-c door IN the
'own Of Rayvii!r. on
Si'arday. he 9't dGyof Dccc@.Jcr, 1873.
the following described ianis or such part
thereof a. NAV b. urceesa-y = pay the driiu
aupn; aad ciIrrent taxes due the star" of Lon
i.inan aud parish of RichianL anl ali penal
ur- and cots:
Ganiy. !. IS ~ Off w Or and ro:s
and , sec :. I 5 ST. lS Z, containing i25
acres more ar les. State tax l."S, penalties
, - parish TAX l4.SD, "r.pfInteT
and collectors costs | ; 40; total slS -.
WM /. OiIvEG,
Nov % IS-f-3t. Tax Collector.