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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15

| lNANTED--A LIVE MAN, WITH 5000, AS RESI-
w dent take charge legitimate business
paying 100 cent apnam on investment. s., 2oi
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
a GENTLEMAN. sPEAkfNG FRENCH. GERMAN.
ADntch and English huently wishes represent some
firm at the coming Paris Exposition in 1873 aud u necc,-
the time. Address ENpDSlTION,
Herald Uptown office.
4 RESPONSIBLE PARRY. IN ROUTE FOR Eu.
Arope. talking English. German, spanish. FRENCH would
houses. also them
the French Exhibition; best references given. dddrcss
BuSiNErs. box 100 Herald office.
An OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED
Asalc, the finest Hat Factory Ia orange. y j. doing
take good halter address NJ. Post oaice, New
ark. y. j.
A BUSINESS MAS. SMALL CAPITAL. TO Buy An
rteros aud take charge ~ OF the best Patcnt Mcd
cines IN market IMMEDIATE, Herald Uptown ohcr
PARTY POSSESSING VALUABLE sECKET
Acknowledge for the getting OF Fine Bourbon and ye
WJskey., dsiyin. competition To price ana quality,
copaftnersp best and required
Address MANUEL. Herald Office,
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER Az EX.
Aceedingy profitable busness homeopathic monp-
long established extensive foreign connections per
icciy safe 1900 by convenient nstaments secures
valuable yielding large and immediate returns. IA
d els ;. 4 H.. bos iSe Post Office.
!. PARrNfR wANTEp-Wffn $4,000, TO EXTEND
~ the Misunderstanding OF table syrup By paying
large profit Address w. n. CHASE. Newark, y. }.
4 RARE OPPORTuNIry.-rHE ADVERTISER WHO
has had charge of successful retail umOcr business In
vicinity II New York for the last md having
$4,000 hand desire, ind active
business the present owner who rctrcs.
p.y 10 cANDEE COOK, siO Fulton -. oslcs av.
brooklyn.
A u Will SELL OK EXCHANGE FOR Personal
sor other property vanaDe Patont Call aud examtnc
| Il NJ room 10, No. " Park row.
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vNANTrD-AN ACTIVE PAITNER WITH FROM
w 5000 $lOOO In valuable patcnts large trade
Centennial will sell interest divide profits.
Address PATENT Philadelphia branch Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15

/ WANTED PARTNER WITH $1,000 IN WHOLE.
w s1e grocery asp good paying business;
well established capital required " enlarge business Ad
i drn.s unrnll nnsce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15

| WANTED "A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN LOAN, OR
w obtain 81 ODj good for Office
door employment IT preferred Address. with rca name,
salary required references &c.. " box 100 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15

DEAD TitfS.-FOK SALE OK ENJNANDE-ON &C.
Ilccuut of between partners anl IN
the best paying light Manufacturing business IN
this county and the only OF the kna ~ Antrca well
established and OF high standing This business net
profit Of 100 per cent and all cash. We have
$4,000 worth orders hand. goods all tue
world No debts against the business; with proper
agemcnt VIII very large income. Would take IN ex-
change nice Hons well furnished unurnIshed " put
cash price ana free from cncnmbraucc. Address
iIALF OWNER. Herald once
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

The changes since last Saturday are as follows-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05

yOUt DuIleSuuc, Il claDter
un combat de rats ct de grenouilles.
Mais 81 pAm6rique est en- paix.
pEurope NY est pas. On Sc bat sur
les bords du Danube. Russes ct
lures font rage.
Et celia nous int6resse plus direc-
ment gu'on pourralt le croire. La
civilisation a cree DIES solidarit6s
oranges dams lie monde. En- d'au-
tres mots, rEurope armee, Sc pre-
parant a une guerre q,li sera peut-
etre horriblement Tongue, achete nos
cereales. LIE baril de f;arine est de-
ia a $12.
Or, gems sages, agriculteurs pru-
dents ct prevoyants, plantons du
mails, semons di riz, semons des fe.
YES, n'oublions pas les patates, ct
demandons a la terre du ira.
vail le pain ct Ia nouriture qu'el!e
dome d ceux qui Ia c~ultivent cou-
rageusement.
Louisiana Equitable Life Insuran.
&c Company.-Nous appelons patten-
ton de nos lecteurs sur les avanta-
ges quill y a i assurer sa vie a
cette compagnie ancienne ct respon-
Notre legislature vientrecemment
de rendre permanente la charte de
cette. cou'pagnie, ct, par un acte
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05

Car les pr"t!~s, les yrais. Sont cuco.
:" p''!o 'ir:> MARTYRS cue les autrps.
Leurs chants, NJ heluS disappearance
ponf lie cirl, sont TN lan,entablc mi
stEc'r roHr la trrrr. Eft s'lls ont
tronE' rrtte note 81 p1n1ondtmcnt
lu%Htls'. arrt@ avo!r rccueilli la CON
fes>lon dr tcns crux Iui pechrnt.
soutilrnt ct ilcHrellt. ct Joint lcur
confession Il ct}le dc tous les autres
mis"rablc' don't lhumanite est COM
poste, cest que le chant de joic ct
tie bonhenr DIES hommes, chant dor
guoll. est IN atfleuX mensonoc. lis
SOM bien les conSolateurs, Ct mons
croson> bien Gu'i!s consolrnt: mails
III consolation nest pas lie bonleur
rrvr ct qul sr1ait Ia frlicitt infinie.
lis dimlnuent Ia soutfiance. donnent
Iesperallce ct cherchent CONNIE IONS
&C lul est au-deS>lls de nous. Uo-
norcns-lcs ct soutiIcns avec cux. II
nest toutetois pas n~ticessairc de
mculir au monde, d'Accompiir un
sacrifice 1ui he serait point me YER
tn. pour faiGe son saIut plus vite,
pi'is si'relneiltc ct avec moinsde pcinc.
Mai> pour Ell reven!r a notre point
&c depart. ct d'tt-on nous taxer din
consequence pour ce que nous O
dix ct ccrit plus haut, anterieure-
ment, dams Fun DIES chapitres dc
cctte Huvre Molns de fantastic an
o.: lc suppose. %tant la vic dun HON
me ct Ia Vie DUN ctrur, nous disous
wee IA s;nceritt II plus complete ct
1af1ictlon Ia plus profonde, car mons
somlneS arrives Il lhcure penible.
Il 11ieure amere. il rhenre on notrr
hcros toucle d lieplruve reloutable.
/; la desolatlon ct. i Iallgoisse. It
nnl sera pour nous Theurc lie plcu-
ler avec Ie ceur on de rire avec Tt-
gelS'ne dc fesprit, que lllomme qui
met sa 1o', o esptrance, sd vie,
son bonheur, tout c. quill possede
dams lc passt. lie present ct Fave
MIR, tout ce qui est sd personnalite
la plus mtlme ct III plus p1rcieuse.
tout &c qul tient 4 Fame ct tout &c
q.l' tlent au cpur, dansles mains..-
Mails nous htsitons, nous remblons.
'oos pou:rlez crier au blasplleme,
ct pcl1mettez que nous nous recueil-
cons une minute ct e%ssnyions une
avant dc sacritier DUN conn
'nattendu ct brutal celui que nous
;Svons vi srandir, SQUIRE, chanter,
amer ct poursuivre CONNIE nous
t.ous &c beau reve de vingt ans ou'
On nomme lie bonheur,-Raoul de
PWmontre.
+: j. GENTIL.
a C]o"tinuGr.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05

special quidonne une sccuritt partial
t. aux assures, ellie eXigc que les
policies d'aSsurance soient enre-
gistrecs ct qu'un depot de reserve
SoitremiS entire! les mains du tresorler
de fEtat; tournissant ainSi une
stcurite 81 dcsiree Ell G temps OH
il y a tant de c%ompagnies du Nord
ct de rOuest qni font f:lillite.
SEES transactions ~loyales ct lie
prompt Placement de e pertes d
nos citoyens ont valu i Ia compagnie
"Louisiana Equitable" me apprtcia-
ton bien mtrit6e; ct nOtre commu-
naute commence Il rcconnaitre Ia
vantage quill va Il trailer avec une
compagnie locale saline. qui place
Scs capitaux parmi nous ct qui est
dirigte par o concitoyens les plus
habiles ct IGNORES.
Levice-p president decetteexcellente
Compagnlr. NJ. Ogden, accompagne
de N. }. Comes, agent pour nos pa
rOisses, est pa>se par lei Ia scma!ne
dernitrc.
C'est TN vert, vigoureux ct intel
ligent vieillald.
Nous avons Ell lie p!aisir de voir
N. +. Homain, lie %represalltent de Ia
maison Russell ct Hall.
Notre ami Roman, qui est rami
de tout lc monde, ma rien perdu de
son activite, de son entrain ct de
son humeur tranclle ct gauloise.
&c sont de tells homme qui popu-
larisent uae Maison de commerce.
Nos remerciements aux com
plaisants officers du populaire st.
John.
lie st. John du capitainc Bergc-
ron est t%oujours Iii.
M. L. Guidry. notrc voi>in de
la po!nte, Il cede Sol magasin Il NJ.
j. Jacob.
Et !e masasin lie NJ. j. Jacob, ou-
vert dams quelques jours, Sera bicn-
tot I'm DIES prem1ers magasins de Ia
cote.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05
Louisiana ct Nichols.

IL DIES m6contents par ci par
la, ct DIES engagements.
C'etait inevitable.
Tn gouverneur qui contentera't
tout le monde, on ne mGcontenteralt
personne, Serait un phenomena.
Laissons grogner.
Tant que le gouvernenr Nichols
ne sacrifiera pas le parti ct les
hommes qui Font 4la, ct saclAant a
merveilIe que jamais tache ne fut
plus lourle que la %sienne, nous Sc
rons ayec lui.
Que sill nomme DIES republicans,
DIES liberaux ct DIES noirs AUX tonc-
tons publiques, nous ne devious pas
nous ell tormaliser. Cest juste, c'est
rationnel, c'est scion sa parole: SEES
promesses ct notre programme. IL
est lie gouverneur du penple
Certes,il aurait tort de choisir des
hommes incapables ct indigncs.
Mails lie fait-il!
Sait-il Stout! Connait.ilItout lie
monde! Est-il infaillible? Eft ne
nous suffit-il pas dc SAVIOR quill est
lesinteresse, droit ct noble:
Sa politique est Ia bonne, stant
cclle dc Ii Cancellation, de III justice
ct de rayenir.
TT faut-il que nous murmurionS!'
Aprtts tout, il nest pas trop tard,
ct 81 Nichols ne vaut ricn, 81 Witt
ne vault rien, 81 Lusher nc vaut rien,
81 aucun d'eux he want rie9, allons
chercher Packard, Antoine, Brown
ct autres, ct installons-les d Ia Mai
sou d'l;tat.
Peuple, sois..sagc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05
Dernieres Nouvelles.

-. ---tR.r.-
-Bataille 4 Kars. R6sultat incon.
nu.-LAngleterre armc.-EAlle.
imagine prend les sCjets russes sous
sa protection.-Le Danube est de
,losiveau onTert d Ia navigation
pasd'operations militaires en- Servie.
-LiAurrlche grogne.-Le VOYAGE
de Guillaume d Strasbourg ct lie dis.
cours de dc Moltke n'annoncent
reli de boa.
Hayes est felicit6. II 4 nomme
&. a.. Sd sridan ambassador dams
IL merique Centrale.-Le journals.
to John Forsythe' est mort.-C. G.
Antoine nc sera pas n0mm6 ::amiram
la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05
'euil1eton du Louisianais.
FRISETT
CHAPITRE LXvI.

LIE bonheur! d~ites-vous.
C'est la une chimere, un mythe.
I'M sphinx qui vous 6trangle apr1s
vOls avOir caresses.
Vous ayez cru q ses caresses com.
me d des verites, d ses promesses
CONNIE a des certitudes, a ses splen-
deurs CONNIE aux splendeurs de
Dleu. Mals toutes ces sisssss sonl
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05

'Tieur Observation-Disclosures a
observation-disclosures ct i dies menson-
ges telegrapliques.-La Francea de-
clare sd n%eutralit6, CONNIE aussi ~
talie ct pAngleterre. Mails pour
combien dc temps! IAngleterre
S'arme encore, lltalie Sc dit que
rAlbanie la lui conviendrait, ct Pau
triche est prGte a occuper la Bosnie.
La Persc reste neutre. HEgypte
Il promis DIES hommes an Sultan, ct
discusses pourraient bienbombarder
Alexandra. Fermentation i Ia
fotte russo, Qui est dams les mers
de IN Chine,d passer par r'isthme de
Suez!-Le grand due Michel, don't
IarmGe s'avance par Paste Mineure
ct marche sur Erzeroum, a subj IN
ecl,ec il Batoum.-Le grand due
Nicolas est sur les lords du Danu-
he, avcc SD redoutable armee. La
Ronmanie est pour lui.-Les Russes
occupent Galatz.-Le Danube est
plein de torpilles. Hobart Pacha Ia
.qnitte. On dit quill va bombarder
Odessa.-La Servie Sc prononcera
pour la Russie, ainsi que Ia Greece
LIE fanatisme turc est eveille.-Les
miere grande bataille aura lieu sur
les bords lu Danube.
Les intrigues DIES ultramon-
tains, en- France, ont amen6 dies ma
nifestations anti, catholiques a.Paris.
La sant6 generate du Pape s'est
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de Prusse a
etc d Strasbourg.-Le roi d'Espagne
est bien, Don Carlos aussi.
.NOureaw Monde.-Les Etats- Unis
resteront sans doute neutres, ven
dant leurs armes ct leur viande i
qui voalral les acheter.-Me. Hayes,
m6thodiste, a proscrit le vim de Ia
table Observation-Disclosures Sc
RAFT envoye Ell Russie.-Noyes, de
POhio, a etc nomme ambassador en-
France.-Lex-g ouverneur Browlow
est mort.-Hayes desire que sa
politique de pacification soft soumi-
SO au Congres.-Un evGque a etc
consacre pour les Illinois.-La paix
resne all Mexique.
Louisiane.-Tous les politicians
1e sont pas contents. Pas de places
pour tout le NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Johnson ne veut pas livrer les clefs
dn coffre.fort i Jumel. Et les serru-
riers!-King, exjuge de la Cour
Supreme de Packard, a etc nomm6
collecteur de la Douane. Un JUICE
devenu douanier, c'est dr6le.-An-
tome ct Pinchback sc disputent Ia
place d'oficier navalde Ia Nouvelle-
Ianiral Antoine!-An.
derson, Phomme du Bureau DIES re-
tours, a dita Hayes: Je ne deman-
tierai rien. mails j'accepterai tout
81 Antoine nest pas nomm6 officer
il ira ofhrir SEES services d Ho.
bart Pacha, ct 81 Hayes n'envoie
pas Packard . Londres, Packard Sc
(,rononcera pour les lures.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05
Or. BENJAMIN WINCH ESTER.
! AT j. BILLION,
Il . Int IL - II k, St. nm s.
Avis aux PIanteurs Slgcricrs.

J'ai rhonneur a'annoncer a mes amis
de IA ca'npagne ct aux habitants sncriers
Ell general que je suis maintenanten me-
sur" de m'occ"per d'affaires CONNIE
Facte"r de sncre ct DIES affaires de Com
MISSION. sur nne granle echelIe.S>a
mrmpres,e de leur offrir mes services &
Des avances 'iLerales seront fnjtes sur
les r+coltes.
Ionte correspondence receyra o
immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX,
81 ct So Rne du Canal.
IL 1e Nouvelle-OrIaans.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05
RlMA1LLg.
II metait cOnnu!

III M ctalt cOnnu.
A mons aussi, cher hommc,
TT collnu trait pour trait.
Sans quill nous taillc il Rome
Allcr voir son portrait.
A quot bon? inutilc.
TT &c type chalmant,
En- tont pays fertile.
F1eurit superbement.
On lie trouye, sc semble,
Dams le mo!ndre hame:rl.
Et plus dun lui resemble;
Q"l nest pas I'm griinaud.
Ii a progen!ture
Partout. dams chaque lieu,
Et pousse adventure
Helas. en- tout nllieu.
Nenillot. le tres saint homme
Dams la Grace endorlni,
lie connait ct le nommc
Ttnurement son ami.
Ii es:-cho>c 6yideute-
I'artaitement comm.
TT ie crois que lc Dante
.Jadis IL Wit tout nu.
Cu donc?-Parmi les autres,
Avec les indulgcnts,
Les saints, les bons apGtres
Et les h%onnttcs gems.
Sill est connu!.-ESa mine
Benoitc2 la fact,a
Saintc don't il rumine
Son 6trange chanson,
CONNIE aussi lie m6langc
Etonnant, %singulier,
De VERGE, d'homme ct DANCE,
Qua ce particular,
Dissent assez, je pense,
SEES vertus dc renom,
Pour que Pom Sc dispense
De demander son nom,
Eft de voir, par les euvres,
81 SEES mobiles desseins
Ont connu les 6preuves
Qui font les mobiles saints.
II est Ia temperance,
II est Ia chastete,
II ma pas Podeur rance
Du lard, en- v6rit6.
II sent bon, ce brave homme:
II sent Pellet, lie thym,
Lie lis, la myrrhe ct Rome,
Eft parlc bien latin.
II connait Ia science
A fond, est TN lettr6
De grande sapience:
IL enfOnce Littr6.
Hugo nest pas son maitrc,
Et Get horrible Hugo
Pour lui ne saurait atre
Qu'un villain Ostrogoth.
QUAINT a l'affreux Voltaire,
Par les stems tant maudit,
En- horreur 4 Ia terre,
II l'appelle bandit.
Mails il donne une note
Excellente a Lefranc,
A son cousin Nonotte,
Qu'n met all premier rang.
Sill est connu!-.- Moliere,
Tn GaulOis tres malin.
A mis- dans 50 voliere
Cot oiseau papalin,
&c Tartute adorable,
81 douA, 81 gracieux,
En- tous points admirable
Et cree pour les cieux.
i. G..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05
T X. WINCHESTER,

Attorney & Counsellor
at Law:
Practices in the parishes Of ST. JOHN,
81; CHARLES. ASCENSION and ST.
James.
T. 0. address, Convent,
ST JAMES LA.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05
CT ET AILLEURS.

Nous ) sommes.
1ans = calendrier GRECO
selrluiieeme mois do pann6e ct
latls lequel le printemps com
ales fctrs, des chants, DIES
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05

j. ADY35s3
voC
-
BUREAU:-A 81 residence, Paroisse s..
jacques. rive dro'te, a eng miles au-des-
sus de Ia Mai>on de Cour.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05
E. p
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

OfrlcF:-At his residence, near the
Courthouse, Parish of st. James, Con-
e +. 0.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-05-05

mnnaute, Sera un fOnctlOnnaire Fl.
dele ct consciencieux.
Moins haut de quelques Grams,
dams un autre ordre de chooses ct
d'idees, nous trouvons lie senateul
Pierre Landry. Celui-la q DIES peech6s
sur la conscience. Mais Pierrot est
un fin matois. IA. -9 .,5
Plus has, mails toujours en- sui
want la hierarchie descendants, on
rencontre les representants Simms.
Dickerson ct Co. lis etaient hier
ayec Packard, devaient MOURN pour
lui, ct ne sont point morris. Packard
sans lie sou n'etait point nm chef i
suivre. Pouah! Pauvre Louisiana.
par les mains de quels slres as-tu
done passe, ct de qui done as.tu re-
Gu DIES caresses ct DIES fetrissures?
Plus bas, mails dams l'ordre judi
went lie JUICE de paroisse Sis
kron, un elu du peuple. Nous Fat
tendons d rGuvre, ct SEES JUDGMENTS
le jugeront. Mails le peuple veut une
aux meurtres, aux vols, aux va
gabondages, aux delits de toute ma
ture, qu'ils soient blancs on qu'ils
soient noirs. Nous voul0ns rentrer
dams ! le droit, dams Ia morale, dams
l0rdre, dams Ia civilisatiOn. L,hon-
lneur, Son Honneur, nous est neces-
saire.
st. Jacques ne veut plus mar
dams Ia boue ct dams Mgno-
rance. Aussi avons-nOus tout lieu
croire que le nouyeau Bureau
les Ecoles, intelligent, eclaire ct
;onsclencleux, nc sera plus ligno-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-11-22
BELLEVUE, La,
Thursday, ::::::::::::::::N0vember 20, 1877.
NOTICE TO DELlNQ UENT
TAX PAYERS.

TN accordance with the provisions
L of Section 50, of Act No. 9G,
Extra Session, 1877, [ hereby pub
lish the following list of names of
Delinquent Tax Payers of the Par
ish of BOssier and total amount due,
including the current and all back
years, remaining unpaid on the End
day Of November, 1877, and having
seized the Real Estate of which such
Delinquent Tax Payers are severally
possessed, by filing the names,
amounts, and description of proper
ty in the Recorders Office of the par
ISL of Bossier, on the LIST Monday of
November, 1877, as required by law:
Now, therefore, I, 81. w. OGDEN,
State and Parish Tax Collector, par
ish of Bossier, do hereby notify all
said Delinquent Tax Payers, that Oh
Monday, the 3rd day Of December,
1877, at the Court House door, in
the town of Bellevue, La, I will pro-
coed to sell, without appraisement,
at public auction, and will continue
10 sell, from day to day, in the order
in which said list is made out, the
property of said Delinquent Tax
Payers upon which said amount OF
taxes is due, to pay and satisfy all
taxes due the State of Louisiana and
all costs.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-01

arrested. About half past five VIM.
Noble (butcher) was arrested by officers
Wetzel and Hays, on information lodged
by John II. Morrison, and the same
officers went to Harrisburg on the eve
ming train and returned with Jacques
Noble, on information lodged by said
Morrison. These parties are charged
With being implicated in the series of In
cendiary fires which rendered Carlisle so
notorious. They were committed for
trial at August term.
The Shippensburg Ne,Ds says: On
last Monday, Mr.. George Dougherty,
residing on the Ridge, some four miles
north of this borough, received q fright
full scalp wound from the kick of a
mare. The hoof of the beast struck
him a short distance above the eyes,
cutting cash about seven inches in
length across the forehead, and tearing
the skin back over the scalp.
A female pauper eloped from the
aims house, ON Saturday evening, leav-
ing pair of twins, seven years old, to
mourn her departure. She came origin
ally from the South Mountains, near
Cleversburg.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-01
The TEMPERANCE TIDE.

Miss JANE f. WEEDEN, of Medina, Ohio,
will give her second Temperance Lecture at
the Court House in this borough, on TUES
DAY EVENING, May 1st, at ~ O'Clock.
Miss Weldon is recommended by the Presi-
dents of Medina County and Ohio State Tenn
perance Unions, as an able advocate and
great worker, known throughout the county,
and many parts of the State of Ohio, as we'll
as other States, held in good reputation as an
honest, reliable person, possessed of q good
moral and christian character She is also en-
dorsed by ministers of all denominations, hav-
ing lectured in many of the churches of Ohio,
and other States.
Within the past two weeks Miss Weeden has
within few days she has obtained 39S sigma
lures to the Murphy Pledge, including minis
ters, teachers, post-masters, and nearly all the
pupils in the Loysville and Andersonburg Sol
diers' Orphans Homes.
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARX EFT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARRrAeEz.

HENoH-SwARTz.-- the 26th ult., at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents in Sayille twp. by
Rev. p. Sheeder. Mr.. Thompson L. Hench, Oh
Elliottsburg, to Miss Mary T. swartz, of Saville
township
WRIGHT-MYERs.- the 25th Of April. at the
NJ X. Parsonage in Newport. by Rev j. w
Buckley, Harry. Wright to Miss Catharine T.
GUTsHAIL-BERRY-On the 18th OF April, at the
Reformed Parsonage, in Blain, by Rev. +. s.
Lindman, Mr.. David Gutshall, from near New
Germantown, to Miss Ruth Berry of Juniats
Mills, Juniata county, Pa.
HAsEL-RHoDEs-On the 18th OF April at the
brides residence. Mr.. II. @. Hasel, OF Henry's.
Valley to Miss. Tilley Rhodes, from near Ger
mantowD, both of this county
SHULI-WHITE-0n the 18th of April, by Rev.
George Robinson. S. Linn Shull to Miss Nannio'
K. White, all Of Duncannon.
SHEESLEY-CAUFFMAN--On the 18th of April. at
the brides residence by Rev. j. w. Buckley, Mr..
Samuel SheesIey of Dauphin county, Pa, to Miss.
Clara l. Caufman Of Greenwood township, Perry
county Pa.
BERGNER-SPoNsLER-O the 26th OF April, at
the residence OF the brides father, w. A. Spons-
Ter, Esq by Rev. j. Edgar, Mr.. Chas II. Bergner,,
OF Harrisburg, to Miss Annie V. Sp0nsler OF this
place.
MoRRow-ARNoLD-On the 26th OF April. by
Rev. j. Frazier, Mr.. John O.. Morrow to Miss
Magdelena Arnold, all of Anders0nburg, Perry
county.
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Cumberland county.-We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cumberland county
papers of last week:
On Tuesday, as Harry Hempf, son of
Joseph Hempf, of Middlesex, was haul
ing load of brick through that village
his horse became frightened and ran
away, throwing him out and breaking
his neck. His death was instantaneous.
Much sympathy is expressed for the
afflicted family Volunteer.
The Mirror says: Considerable stir
was made in our town ON Saturday eve
ming by the announcement that two
persons charged with arson had been
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ERRORS OE YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
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the effects OF youthful indiserettOn will. for the
need it, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO by addressing in perfect confdence,
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
OF Inat dread disease eS Consumption, by simple
sufferers the means OF cure. To all who desire it,
he will send copy OF the prescription used, (free
OF charge), with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will md sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
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address, Rev. E. A. WILSON,
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