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REFEfENOEs TO New ADVERTISEMENTS,
Renton q Dundass, Watchmakers and
Jewellers. We would call the special at
tention of all concerned to the card of the
above named gentlemen. They give
timely notice to all persons having left
time pieces with them for repairs to "take
time by the forelock" and call for their
property within certain time to avoid the
risk Of being behind time in retaining
the same. ..
Solomon Kuhn, Commissioned Auc-
tioneer.-An important notice as to regu-
lar sale days every week, is made public
through our advertising columns by Mr..
Kuhn. Parties desiring the services of an
attentive and faithful auctioneer, will find
in Mr.. Kuhn the qualifications necessary
to GILL the bill"
Joshua Beal.-Numerous creature-com
forts Of very choice qualities, in the way
Of Family Flour, New May Butter, Soda
and Cream Crackers and Teas, are among
the "replepishments" lately secured BY
Beal, to meet the demands of his epicurean
patrons. For particulars, see advertise
ments.
Lots and Mortgages for Sale.-A good
opportunity for safe and valuable invest
ments is offered by Dr.. H. Diver, Of our
city, to whose advertisement descriptive OF
property &c, we would call the particular
attention of the public.
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CURE THAT-"Do you eat well 2"
asked one of our modern pill vend-
ers, who was in the process of manu-.
featuring a patient. "Yes." "Eh,
you do. eh that's not exactly the
thing for one in your condition. I'll
do away with all that for you. Take
tour OF these every morning, and four
after dinner. You'll soon see a
change"
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To Copy MANusCRIPT.-The fol
lowing method for obtaining copies
Of manuscript papers will be Of great
service to those who wish to preserve
copies Of what they write: "Put a
little sugar in common writing ink,
and with this write on common pa
per, sized as usual. When a copy
is required, take some unsized paper
and moisten it lightly with a sponge,
and apply the wet paper to the writ
ing, and pass lightly over the un-
sized paper moderately heated iron
and the copy is Immediately re.
produced.
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NOEice.

HAFING bought out the entire interest OF NJ .
IL j. Monteth in the store on Third street,
known as the Mout8ith House furnishing Store,
the business win, from this~dste and hereafter,
be carried on under the name and style of the
TDMLINSON WORCESTERSHIRE STORE.
Notice is hereby given, that all debts due to
the Monteith House furnishing Store, must b9
paid to the undersigned, or authorized agent, at
the old stand, and all claims against tbs late
Monteith House furnishing Store must be pre-
sented to the undersigned or authorized agent for
liquidation.
q. A. TOMLINsON,
Successor to M. J. Monteith in the Housefur-
nishi1g business
BATON ROUGE, May 18TH 1861 may25
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To DRIVE OFF RATs.-Take a
bunch of matches and soak them over.
night in a teacupful of water then
take out the matches, thicken the
water with Indian meal to a stiff
dough, adding spoonful of sugar
and little lard lay it about the
premises where the rats and nothing
else will get it.
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"THE CATHOLIC WoRLD."-Our
thanks are due Mr.. =. T. Gogarty
Catholic Bookseller and Stationer,
No. l5l Camp street, New Orleans,
for copy of the June number of the
above ably conducted monthly, de-
voted to classic literature and science,
and published by the Catholic Pub
LEGATION House, No. 1876 Nassau
street, New York. The highly in
structive aud erudite character of the
contents of the copy sent us, are
prefgured in the following titles to
the articles
Lectures and Public Conferences
among the Ancients; Verheyden's
Right hand May, Fancy I'm
pressions of Spain; Victor Cousin ;
Praises of the Blessed Sacrament !;
Architecture of Birds The Father
of Waters; The Church and the
Roman Empire; The Death of Ma
poleon; Sketch of Pere Hyacinthe ;
The Two Lovers of Flavia Domi-
tilia ; Libraries of the Middle Ages ;
Laudate Pueri Dominum Chris
tianity and Social Happiness; Visi-
bic speech; Mortality Of great Capt.
tails; Miscellany; New Publica-
tons, etc.
The Catholic World forms a
double-column octave magazine OF
LA pages each number, making two
large volumes, or 1,72S pages, each
year, and is furnished to subscribers
for IS a year, in advance. Single
copies sold at so cents. Postage
So cents a year, payable quarterly
in advance at the office where the
magazine is received.
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rg- The Republican Canadian is
the name of paper recently estab-
lished in Montreal, Canada, as the
organ of the French population. 1t
favors the annexation of that coun.
try to the United States.
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Rag The new fashion in Paris is.
a bonnet in which a chignon is at
tached ; so that a lady purchasing a
covering for her head can be at the
same time supplied with her back
hair as well.
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SIGNIFICANT LANGuAGE.-In his
address to the New York Anti.sla-
very Society, on the 9TH instant,
Wendell Phillips said:
With the Senate of the United
States bartering principles with
Sherman and Fessenden the practi-
cal leaders of that body, I consider
it time to tell the South, in the Ian.
guage of the old Anti-Slavery So
clety. that we put no confidence
either in oaths or parchment, In no
guarantee Of impeachment; and that
we shall not believe the negro to be
safe until we sec forty acres under
his feet, school house behind him,
aAballot in his right hand, the scep.
tire OF the Federal Government over
his head, and with no State govern
ment to interfere with him until halt
OF the white men of the Southern
States arein their graves. Oheers.
MORE EXCAVATION AT PoMpEu.-
A correspondent, writing from Naples,
April I'd, says:
On last Friday there was an ex.
cavation in the presence of the Min
lister of the Royal Household, when
wonderful discovery was made. 1t
was kitchen Chat was disinterred.
aud not one Of the foynezi-small
square holes or fire. place, such as are
IN use in the present day, and are fed
with charcoal-was found in a copper
vessel supported by a tripod. The
vessel or saucepan was Theoretically
closed, and incrusted all over with
lapaHi, so that it required consider.
able force to open it. But how great
was the surprise of those present to
hnd that it was nearly full of water
The interior of the vessel presented
no sigps Of oxidation, SO that no one
hesitated to taste the water, when it
was found perfectly sweet and good.
Pompeii, which has enriched us, after
lapse of nearly two thousand years,
with jewels and paintings and sculp-
tured marbles; which has almost sup.
piled our tables with bread and honey,
eggs and figs and variety of other
Injuries, has now slaked our thirst
with water deposited in vase SO far
back as the reign of Titus, and by
one of the victims. perhaps, of the
fires of Vesuvins How curious are
these revelations of the inner life of
a people long since moldered into
ashes
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- Gen. Sheridan has issued an
order extending the time for regis
tration in New Orleans until the
goth of june next.
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Dissolution of Co-partnership,

T1HE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned is this day dissovea by
mutual consent The business, as heretofore TO
be conducted by j, ID BLnUtN, who is alone to lig-
uidate the business of tha copartnership.
May 4th, 1867. A. BAUMSrARR,
may7 j. d. BbOUIN
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AID FOR THE HOMELESS AND DES-
TITUTE.-The citizens of New Or
leans with their accustomed liberality
when appealed to for the relief Of
suffering humanity, have shown
great generosity and benevolence in
extending the helping hand to the
poor people Of the inundated districts.
Bounties in the shape of money and
provisions have been freely poured
into the laps Of the penniless and
furnishing. Among the contributions
worthy of eminent note, is that men
toned in a letter shown us by a
friend in this city which he recently
received from an old and distin-
guished resident of Iberville Parish
The letter speaks of the successful
mission to New Orleans of Mr.. Law
renee Butler, (son Of Col. E. G. w.
Bntler, of Dunboyne Plantation,
near Bayou Goula), in behalf Of the
suffering inhabitants of lberville.
The writer says:
Lawrence has just returned from
a mission of charity to New Orleans,
having been deputed by our Police
Jury to solicit aid for homeless
and starving people, and am happy
to say he has, through the aid and
influence of his city friends-ladies
and gentlemen-been eminently sue
cessful. His good friends, Mr.. Mus
son and Gen. Buckner and other
Presidents of Insurance Companies,
called meeting over which Charles
M. Conrad presided, and appointed
committees for the collection of funds;
and his lady friends, God bless
them!-got up a grand concert at
the Academy of Music; and alto
gether, l understand, they have
realized over fifty thousand dollars !"
The above is one among the many
instances Of large hearted kindness
and benevolence by which our New
Orleans friends have signalized them
selves in the past and present. Nor
have the Federal authorities by any
means turned deaf ear to the cries
which have gone forth for help in the
hour Of need. They too, deserve the
need of praise from graceful people
for the lavish manner in which they
have distributed supplies Of provisions
among the helpless and unfortunate
not only of the overfowed sections Of
the Mississippi Valley, but, in re
peated instances, of the upland dis
tricts, also. Such deeds shine as Q
bright halo of glory around a picture
OF darkness and gloom-a halo which
receives its light from Heaven above
to cheer and encourage the weak anc
Responding and to light their pathway
and nerve them to renewed struggles
in the battle of life.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-30

HSr L. G. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement Of Claims, Bills &c Also, author
lied Agent and Collector for TIE GAZETTE CONT
Once at the Court House.
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NOTICE.

MY SON, J. M. HART, is hereby authorized
IH to attend to any business in my NAME for
my account, during my absence at the North this
summer. 8 M. HART,
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
IN with board by
jan31 MRS. JOSEPH NEPHLER.
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OLD PAP PRICE.

IF YOU WANT choice Family FIsur, equally
l. adapted for Biscuit, Pastry or Light Bread,
be sure and ask for the "Old Pap Price" Bread
It can only be had of
mayS0 JOSHUA BEAL
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70 Capt, Wilbur F. Arnould,
4lst i. S. Infantry, has been ordered
BY Gen. Sheridan to report for duty
at Baton Rouge, La.
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NOTICE,

TURING MY ABSENCE THIS SUMMER, q.
- A. PIKE, Secretary, will attend to the BUSH
of the Gas Company.
may2l-1m s. M. HART, President
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eD~ The following is collection
of the orders sent to several drug
stores in Manjunk, Down East:
8 cent wurth Com araybic.
s cints uf skills.
parigorrik.
5 cents Of assafeedade.
Pliese cend a Dose uf pills for the
boul cumplante.
Doctor
Plees cend bi mi lettle cistyr 9
cents uf colone Sumtbin to Smele
loude mi bow is cummen to Sea
me tonite.
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VIEWS OF New ORLEANS FOR
PAHIs.-About two hundred photo
graphic views of principal objects of
interest in our city, have been taken
by Mr.. Theo. Lilienthal, photo
graphist, on Poydras street, to be
forwarded to the great Exposition in
Paris. Photographs Of the Mayor,
members of the City Council, and
other personages, will also be for
warded to the Exposition.-Neu
OrLcaRs Bee.
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sg- WHARTON 4 1LLINGswoRTH. General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, 1s Common street
between Camp snd st. Charles streets, New Orleans
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Beg The Courier of the Teche says,
that body of negroes, calling them
selves soldiers, entered the Episcopal
Church in New Iberia, and took forci-
BILE possession of the seats reserved
for the white members of the congre-
cation, causing the minister to close
his bible and abandon the church.
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CORN. OATS AND RRAN,

DER STEAMER GREAT REPUBLIC. II have
l. now In store and far sale, cheap:
500 sacks choice white and yellow Corn,
100 Oats,
100 .. Bran. sE f-t
may23 A. JACKsON'S
PORK, PORK, PORK.
hEAVY MESS, guaranteed TO overweight 200
IL pounds, direct from packers. This article
is sold by Imay2Sl A. JACKSON.
FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR.
TT YOU WISH TO PURCHASE A NO l ARTI-
i Gle Of Family Flour, go to A. JACKSON'S,
and out of the ten different brands he has on
hand, you will surely salt your taste. may23
MOLASSES, MOLASSES.
10y THE BARREL, half barrel and otherwise,
- you can buy splendid Strip Molasses at
msy23 A. JACKSONS.
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FOR RENT,

FOK RENT,
L'AMILY OR Single ROOMS in a very 49,
l. comfortable dwelling, situated ia one aa,iiI
OF the most central and convenient por- ASSllll.
tions Of the city. Good reference required, where
the standing of ths applicant il not known In
quire at this Office. msve-1U
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Old Gold and Silver Wanted,

AM PAYING the highest price for old Gold
l. and Silver. p. FEFDLER.
janSl Matchmaker and Jeweler
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HAVE just received several barrels of fresh
J. Cow Peas they are highly recommended as
choice quality for planting purposes.
may23 SIMON MENDLEsOHN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-24
DIR. SE1LXE'S
Liquid Catarrh Remedy
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks. and are more sem
sitlve to'the changes Of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or a slight dis
charge thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
| adhesive, may e2sue.
As the disease becomes chrenc, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
in quality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawked coughed off. The secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
OF smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness fire.
quently takes place.
Another com mon and important symptom
of Catarrh is that the person is obliged TO clear
bis throat in the morning of slick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head during
the night When this takes place. the person
may be sure tina. his disease is on its way TO
the lungs, and should loose no time in arrest.
ing it.
The above are but few OF the many Catar.
:hal symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms
it will be sent FREE to any address. Also
directions where to procure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts of
the Union, and also numerous testimonials
from those using it, bearing the evidence of
its iniallibe merits.
O This remedy contains no MINERAL
or POISONOUS INGREDIENTS. but is
prepared from vegetable extracts EXCLU-
SlVELY; therefore it is PERFECTLY
HARMLESS. even TO the most tender and
delicate child-.n
CALL FOR SEELYE'S CATARRH
REMEDY, and take no other If not sold
by druggists in your vicinity, they will order
it for you. Price $500 per bottle.
~ All persons suffering with any affection
of the Head, Throat or Lungs, should write at
once for our pamphlet fully describing all
symptoms pertaining to the above diseases.
1t will be sent free to any address.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-24
Wonders.

When young man is clerk in
store and dresses like prince
smokes fine segars, drinks choice
b andy. attends theatres, dances. and
the like, l wonder if he does all on
the avails of his clerkship.
When young lady sits in the par
lor during the day, with her little
white fingers covered with rings, |
wonder if her mother dosen't wash
the dishes, and do the work in the
kitchen?
When the deacon of the church
sells strong butter, recommending it
as good article, | wonder what he
relies upon for salvation!
fla man goes three times day
to get dram, wonder if by-and- by
he won't 90 four times?
When a lady laces her waist a
third less than Nature made it. |
wonder if her pretty figure will not
shorten life dozen years or more,
besides making it more miserable
while she does live?
When young man is dependent
upon his daily toll for his income;
and marries q lady who does not
know how to make loaf ofbread or
mend a garment, / wonder if he is
not lacking somewhere-say toward
the top, for instance?
When man receives a periodical
or newspaper weekly, and takes
great delight in reading, but neglects
to pay for it, l wonder if he. has a
soul or only gizzard?
Why should young ladies make
good soldiers? Becuse they are
accustomed til ''bare arms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-24

Epileptic Fits, Sympathetic Organic Diseases Of
the Heart papitaiion Diseases of the Valves. pro-
ducing a grating fling sound Dropsy of the
Heart Case and all the affections of this important
organ (pe.sons suffering from any acute pain in the
region OF the heart, will be greatly relieved by Con
sti.uton Life Syrup
BROKEN DOWy AND DELICATE COySTE
TUTIONS suffering from THdispositioH to Ererfion.
Pain in tbs Back, Loss Of Memory, Forebodings,
Horror Of Calamity, Fear Of Disease, Dimaess Of
Piston, Dry Ho Skin and Ertremities Want Of Sleep
Rssslessnsss Pale, Hasgard Coantenanee, and LASH
tHde Of ie Muscular SYSTEM all require the aid of the
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-24

and found him disputing q gas bill
with a collector from the gas office.
MAY l solicit the pleasure of a
few moments conversation with you
on very important businessg' said
Run-an- ace who was one of the most
polite and gentlemanly savages you
can meet, educated at Oberlin Col
lege.
"Wait minnit," said Poe, who
was good deal excited sstill / settle
this pesky gas bill. It's dollar'n a
half more than it was last month, and
we hain't burnt half the gas. Don't
b'lieve that meters right, any how.
Ifthey keep on this way, we'll 60
back to kerosine again. There, now,
what yer want, Redsllin?'
Run-an-ace began: about that
unfortunate little affair with Big
Foot"
"RatAer unfort'nate-for him,
said Poe, taking chunk of ''monitor
navy from his pocket and biting off
a piece, shave a chaw, RedskinF'
"Thank you, sir, 1 never indulge
in tobacco in any form, neither do
use spirtuous or malt liquors. Have
you a small carving knife, about the
house or a cleaver convenient that
you are not using, or would you
oblige me by accompanying me to
the edge of yonder cliff where"
What yer driving at p
The fact is said Run per
suasively drawing the ottoman on
which he was sitting little closer to
Poe's chair. sour people are very
indignant about the Big Foot homi-
eide and-now my dear Mr.. Poe, you
really won't be angry-but-well-
the truth is, they have deputiled me
to-to-'
"Spit er out, Redskin. What they
sent We for..'
1T is an unpleasant duty" said
Run an ace, ''yet it must be perform
ed (emotion), greatly as regret it
1 am sent here (applying to his eyes
linen handkerchief of snowy white
ness, with his initials neatly embroi-
dered in one corner too dispatch
you"
Ter what?''
"To-(sobbing and wringing Poe's
hand ito send you to the Happy
Fishing Grounds of your race-to
to kill you!' bursting into a tor
rent of tears
Il can't see it.
but, Mr. Poe (suddenly checking
his grief, my dear Adam, if you will
excuse the familiarity, you mustn
say so. Consider what they will say
to me, if I return without your scalp.
Now good Mr.. Poe, please let me,
-(drawing navy revolver partly
out
Il say, l ca-ant see it,
You positively refuse to be kill
ed?'
You bet.
'sThen, said Run ana ace, rising
from his seat and signing deeply. Il
shall be compelled to bid you re-
luctant farwell: and with heavy
heart this noble land exceedingly
well) Red Man moved away and
shortly disappeared in the forest.
Poe lived to all honored old age,
and the accomplished and refined
Run ace, with a touching devotion
to the memory of his departed friend,
Mr. B. Foot, gave the remaining
years of his life to the task of run
ming ''Gift Enterprises, in various
parts ofthe country, for the purpose
of building On Orphan Asylum for
Big Foot's INDECENT children, amass-
ing large fortune thereby.
rhe children, l may remark, all
died in the County Poor House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-24

DR.. D. II. SEELYE & Co.
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS.
Sold by all Wholesale and retail Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTS.

John d. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller,
Finch Il Fuller, Chicago, H.; Burnhams &
VanSchaack, Chicago, Ill; Demas Barnes &
Co.. New York; d. Ransom g. Co., Buffalo,
N. Y; Farrand, Shelley & Co., Detroit, Mich !;
Weeks g. Potter, Boston, Mass; French
Richards & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa; R. E. Sell
lers & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa; Collins Bros,
st. Louis, Mo-; Barnes, Ward g. Co., New
Orleans, La; R. A. Robinson & Co., Louis
vile. KY; Bigley & Bro, Memphis, Tenn.
P. E. Depuy, Richmond. Va; Thompson &
Albany. N. Y; Strong & Armstrong, Cleve.
land, Ohio; VIM. Johnston, Detroit, Mich.
Wilson Peters g. Co., Louisville. Ky.
Oct, IL, 1s66-y1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-10-30
The Late VIM. Gregg.

This distinguished man has gone to his
rest, after life of toll and usefulness. We
knew him we'll Our first acquaintance with
him was, when he kept a small jewellers
store in Columbia, and worked at the trade
of silyersmith and watch-maEer, in the year
1929. The quality which among many ex.
c,lent traits, adorned him. was his unbendin2
integrity. lie was a native of Virginia, and
like the generality of men produced by that
mother of heroes and statesmen, his personal
appearance was without blemish, and indeed
beautiful, in early manhood, being nearly six
feet high and well proportioued. His face
was bright with an expression of thought and
kindness, always blooming in health like q
r,se. From Columbia, event to Charleston
where for many years, he was in business
with the Haydens, as jewellers, carrying on
tie largest business of the kind, in the State.
Fortune smiled on his efforts, and he founded
the Granitevillc factory, where he established
., village. This enterprise gave employment
to q large community Of poor people, to whom
he was bcnefactor and friend; practical
.ood sense directed all his ef.rts and crowned
t lem with success. The voters of Edge6eld
honored him with seat in the legislature,
and in that sphere Of duty, he was not found
wanting. His speech on the Banks of the
Safe, published N pamphlet, shows clear
mead and sound judgment, and proves that he
merited the confidence of q constituency who
had been accustomed to be served BY some OF
the greatest men of the State.-Marion
Crescent