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Letter from tina Rcv N. e. GILps. st. Cairsvfle Pa.
DISSATISFACTION were kind enough, on former oc-
cason, 10 send ME half dozen bottles Of Plantation
Bitters for S. 60 ay wife having derived 30 muel
benefit from the ugs OF these Bitters desire er to
continue them, aud you will please send ~ NIX bottles
more for the moaey eRclosed.
lam. very truly 20 rs -, Ia q.
- Gfi4pl pacior
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Do not longer tarry,
Read his inspired lines;
Christ for ever marry, !,
= The best Of Valentines,

Young Agnes is then referred to Cant. Y. 1016; and
csrtany The fifteenth verse teaches her how earth
" marriages may be followed by much proftless
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:. NEW YORK, March 19.-FLouR, &c.-The market tor
Western and State -four is less active but firm. The
trnde buy continuously owing to the extreme frmness
of holders. Medium and high grades show o slight
Improvement but common Western brands are Hnsale-
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4 (il:ltitlldc.

Nottwcnty years AGO the beautiful Az
cnucin Chicago HOW called Wahnsl, Az
cnuc, wlS aprrirct puaglnirc. One Sun
,iaN lioiiiing in those ~;ncicmt days, two
gentlemen saw an lriShwoman sinking
into is trcachrrous depths. l;illy, With
strength aNl temper miSlircctcd, rs uS,l-
III, WAS SIR. tglinr, and nj The Same Zine
bcrating With IN umwraricd tongue Tie
IL use olll,, misfortune.
l,pgarlly, oi'tnrir sunday suits, Tie
oiivalruus Wrstcrncrs set to work with
Ell mool will 70 cxtrirntc hrr:and after
i hart rulling. planted her, by no
means. ~ylph like form, upon firm ground,
expecting nothing less lhan Il blessing III
tlc name o. Ill tie saints IN Biddy's call
.cn,irr.
'.Ili"r" Moo!" shouted The grateful crca
.tirc, sand arnt sc q cooplc O fulcs to he
!aving alcd,ly here on the coold ground,
With nivrr Il shoe to her feet. An didn't
ltrli SO, tilrl,yc, tlct &c was iist pullin'
INC ont Of rs linc Il pair as yid lie attlicr
IS Gin, that paid sivcn and siXpcncc
for. Arin!i grin will yci An, its little
.yo'd care il walked home on my head.
Faith, tl.in, I'll nivcr do that same for
yccs. Pull 'cm out for me, sc dirty hlI
guards. And didn't jisl wash me two
arms or last Monday 10 buy The same,
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.ong sSrrlllnn;.
pulpit moods u lecture from tic

l0ilnit NC'ttS = iEttUiN 81 VIC
lpc|e on tlia !ruutii or Sermons. iro}l-
hl,ic ministers dun'; know II, Gthcv
,iolcy don't act upon I'D but ia niic
"aa out ottcn 4 S,rmpn moro titan il0lfI
amour lon.. WcaiiQa an audiences an,l is.
VOLTA horc. Tie numl'rr or rlcr&yuirn
vi can interest AN ;uJ;rrrr Niger ttsul
itG time IS very rlw, aul cyon that
,ia mi.ltt mal>v thejr v,lor,@ duuNly
cirtyr ~ Shortcomings them. 'FWcutN
mite, grc often lrtlcr tj4lu thiwy II
th,nro tiIlulWith Nitat, stitrjue ;|lpaglt,
with III audience can hear and - honc
rel stlcl. instead t~cNhuN>tvd, at tl.4
cloa. ~omc~lat Witi preaching rs
vii eating ll,u iuin,t Is lis di~@,i>tr,l Will
Il arplusaYr Of pulpit pahulrm IS tar
~stuiacl' With ovorluayUu&. and Il strong
hu molvi"tr diet is ]usIlalIy tho hy4t IL
citer cNsr. Yvt wcknow off, .Ftat nAny
Vlp Mills cn!ishtoa1l ninptrwthccutu-
fy.l2Nvr tli!l> II preaching Ie.e lliau
tbs, p|taGivr~ ol' All Iour, and lravc
thc iijrtl s-mrrel.N ic- ll'j,@icd tlan
III, eouyrp 4N;on. WHO layc hail tho mi.:-
+it IN cpmfutucS pcws ANA
hct itull.
onr grand cansc Of Oils evils the wan,
of condensation IN p|rrluration. Some
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70 IN" nc, cSSitN ofc~tahliSliug Training
Nc'l""lS, >cho2(S whore The hti4htcst and
most promising Young men aud Women
can DC prepared 10 teach the |rrlimvntal
BRANCHES, Which would supply manv To-
V3Ill'S that c0nnotn nov hc rpnrho,l and
at the Same time lead tile pro|,lc latcl>
vnNlaNcd tile sooner 10 understand lie
necessity OF rrlying upon themselves 70"
every agcncy essential to their plcva-
ton. lltcrctorr,
h>lf,d, That Nc hail With plca~urr
lliN organization ut tile lrrcrdnuu's .\il
NorivtN Of the NJ. T.. Clurch. tllrough
wllrlt our hrvthrcn in the North can *
tend 10 Us the ail We now ncr,l and thcv
arr rranl.y 70 br>toN sand that wr regard
tins rs an Important agency tor Tie pro-
motion Of education among our people.
until the state Shall establish Il system
o%froInmon SCHOOLS. opento ali her youth.
HSrlrc3. HAT wc are 9Iatl tllat ;lliS
Noc'riN represented ut our present scs-
SION ''N.liS correspond Ting Secretary. Ncy.
lff. y aldon, WHO, ~ his personal ol,>cr-
N"ilon~. lnn.y the lrt,or ana moye tully.
the magnitude Of ,his ncw worA
70 wlich The Church i~ calIcd.by hyproN
o..',o,(.
ReS"l'oi. THAT We earnestly request
ihr cooperation Of the Frrrdmun's Ala.
Society in maintaining common scioolS
in connection with on charges, aul lhat
VIC recommend the establishment OF
Training schools To tic rarlv considcra-
ton OF said society.
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'lhC Noblr sNrMuN l3py-

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'He 0AiaN lhE iHrl''1nt IN Ne iaili
follN''oh Wy N1''--lraWiih tAe l'oslboy
on 'lt MiSHI>SIppi, WAN feialrt tome ~
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i'a lAii, .lhIiyl.N ~carr'nrl, tld began u
INK lA' "i'''rN' yoASlcHndlon WAS Ut
"i'r "lSNNf ~. i;t'lrH Ni,Ilrd 70 mo fro
"''H Vi''s rs, \, 'Nala1. inil} iolfn@ lrincn
- ii';'l 'Ii'lh. hH' !lo means Svclnr(t ;t
AA'''' ;''i c'th 'NoNgl] l.'> intli'i'IGai res
S"V'
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"'lf 81 "'S 9I'h 'iilSl.N la0Alhg
'ioil| 'h'' >'o"' lol'e fotin'i ms hott,N' ~
W. "'"c' 'h'I 'NiiG 'H'!ci> OF WoNl mrs
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Advertisements Mill he inserted 1t thcrntt
Of sENE>rN-liNi. CtNr> per %>ltltlr. Tile
space often lines Of Brewer type constitutes
Il square. Longer advertisements iu th,
.an,c proportion. For Standing ADVERTISE
mcm OF eight w,cl~ AMI upwards. rmll
CENTS per SQllrr; ior Standing tlvcr,i>f-
mcnts OF six mon,l> ana ul,Wari>. iplil
crNrS yer square: payment ii cNpry i~nSiAilcV
being required in advance.
%l'roirSsional AMI Business rariS. ,la, ,N-
cffcdiig i've lines. SO Il ycar.
Marriages.. Deaths. Rcligiou> aul i~itcra!l
notices, not oNcrrding ijyc lines. tlIrYrENrN
each insertions.
No publication rrilccting upon private char
actcr sill he allowed in Cur columns. rithcl'
as advertisement or otherwise.
$s'" No publication made without 4 rc,-
pon>iblc ann
an licensed preachers Of The u. T.. tlnrcl.
whvtiicr travelling or local. are chr author-
ilcl agents.
. IU
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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-03-16

What is The greatest virtue in i sea
captain? Wrccklcssncss.
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III ld#byrl! rr.arilcl :s tlir i.vrl otllrr
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

Capt. Hnlss, Of the schr NJ b. Borden, reports that
the British sehr Gazee. Capt Webster, sailed from
Rusan Island on the 30th OF April last for this port
with cargo Of fruit and has not Eince been heard
from
dated Philadelphia lkta INST. learn that the
steamship Tiogs Capt Morse, sailed for this port at
noon.
The steamship Star OF the union; Capt Qcofsey,
sailed last evening for PhiladelphlA via Havana,
NTH fair freight aud number OF passengers
The steamship Gen Grant, Capt Holmes, sails
this morning at O'Clock for New York with aful
freight and number OF passengers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eye and Ear.-Dr w. l.. DAVIS Oculist and
Aurst, has removed his Office to the corner Of Union
and Dryades streets, al Union and SO DrysdesJ
where he can be consulted as heretofore on all
diseases and arrangements Of the Eye and Ear,
embracing Deafness Hardness. of Hearing, Noises
in the Head, Defect of Sight, etc.
mylG lyfri sun we'd
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HOTELS.

MEXICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, IL the
"A largest and best arranged Hotel IN the New Eng,
land states is centrally located and easy OF aces
from all the routes of travel. II contains al me
modern improvements and every conyenienee loL liz
comfort and accommodation of the travenne pupiie.
The sleeping rooms large and well ~
suites Of rooms well arranged and con,ortapy
furnished and the hoase will continue 10 pe Aeps
a. ,n . a. u ~ an LEWIS RIOE, Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

The Loyal Lcague.-A Provisional State
Council of the League for Louisiana has been organ
lied in the city of New Orleans and will once pro-
the State.
Loyal men in the interior who desire informal
of the spread of this organ at liberty
to address tie Grand Secretary Provisional State
Council for Louisiana, Lock Box ~, New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16

Sotice.-A Mass Meeting OF the Radical Repub-
licans of the Fourth District will be held on SUN
DAY, the 10th inst at four o'clock p. NJ, in Clay
Square, between Annunciation and Chippewa
streets. Addresses will be delivered by Judge HES
tand and other eminent speakers,
ID. MACKAY
j.16lt- President Tenth Ward Republican Club
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INSTRUCTION.
Il ING
EASILY AND THOROUGHLY.
ha

II
EASILY AND THOROUGHLY.
Use the
STANDARD INSTRUOTI0N BOOK
"RIchardsOn's New Method"
An Improvement upon all others in progressive
arrangement adaptation and simplicity; foan6ea
series OF plates showing the proper position Oh inc
hands and fingers. - -,
lad nv Thar OF apy similar work Ten thousand copies
are sold every year. Among teachers and all VINO
rae examined il pronounced superior in excei
spee 10 ali other Methods" " Systems, and
"Sehoos" and the book that every pupil needs Tor
tho anauiremeut OF Thorough knowledge Of piano
forte pjay,ng It is adapted to all grades of tuition.
from the rudimenta studies Of the youngest TO the
studies and exercises of advanced pupils. Two edi-
tons are published, one adopting American, the
other foreign lingering When the work IS ordered.
American lingering will be sent.
Be sure that in ordering it you are particular IN
ed, postpaid. to any address. Sold by all music
ueA's OLIVER DITsoN CO., Publishers.
aplO III Washington street, Boston,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

w ii. PENBERTON, NO. I5s POY-
dras street, between St; Charles and Caron-
Dea Ter IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, Colors,
narnishes Glass etc etc, has in store large
at Low Prices, either Wholesale or Retail
White Lead Of the best brands, French and Amer
lean Zine Oil of all kinds, Venetian Red and Span
ish Brown, Yellow Ochre variety of the best Var
nishes, French Window Glass, Stove Polish. Sal
manufactured by himself.
Also great variety OF Perfumery and Fancy Arti-
cles for the toilet.
The Store is well supplied with all kinds of Drugs
and Medicines fresh and Of the best quality
aY1g
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ASTROLOGY.
L NOW THY DESTINY.

Madame E. F. THORNTON, the great English
AstroiOgist, Ciairvoyant and Psychometrician, who
has astonished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, New
York. Madame Thornton possesses such won dertul
powers of second sight to enable her to impart
knowledge the greatest importance to the single
or married of ethers While IN a state of trance,
she deneates the very features of the person you
are TO marry and by the aid of instrument of in
tense power, known the Psychomotrope, guaran-
tees TO produce hfe-ke picture Of the future hus-
band vile of the applicant together with date Of
marriage position in fe leading traits of character,
etc. This is no humbug, as thousands OF testimo-
mails can assert She will send when desired
titled certificate, written guarantee that the pic
ture is what it purports to be. By enclosing small
lock of hair and stating place of BIRTH age, DISPOSE
tion and complexion and enclosing fifty cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will re-
ceve the picture aud desired information by return
mail. All communications sacredy confidential.
MADAME E. F. THORN. y,
apl0 eodiy6w p. O. Box 222, Hudson, N. Y.
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Attentie n.-The undersigned having been ap.
pointed to the office of Register in Bankruptcy
for the Second Congressional District of Louisiana,
is prepared to enter upon the duties pertaining
to the office. Office No, Al Carondelet street.
je4 2w A. J. HAMILTON.
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

Tenth Ward Republican Cuba large
and enthusiastic meeting Of the Tenth Ward Repub-
licnn Club was held Friday evening last Flo.
quent addresses were delivered by Judge Hiestand
and DR.. Mackay, and resolution unanimously
adopted condemn ing the thirteenth and fourteenth
planks ado pied by the Radical Republican Conven.
ton.
jel6 ID. MACKAY, President
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CATTLE MARK EFT.

CITY OF JEFFERSON, June l6, 1851
Arrived yesterday-77 Texas beeyes, q calves and
yearl,ngs. and 53l sheep.
Sold-l69 Texas beeves, DO calves and yearilngs,
ar d os hogs.
stock on sae-20 Texas and 10 western beeves,
1871 calves and yearings 262 hogs, 226e sheep, and
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JEFFERSoN-SteAme frene--32 bales cotton to
Carroll. How 6co-2l do r. Lloyd-4 @ Tayor-+ to
Gates Gillespie 6co--3 Ober. Atvater keo-2 do to
Perkins Swenson 4co-2 Brooks, Macdonald &co-2
Brooks. Macdonald Aco-s bags wool Perkins, SVEN
SON Aco-T7 hides Robinson-s9 head cattle owner
on bosrs-sundries TO order-TotAi. II bales cotton
POINTE- LA HACHE-Stsamer Hunters sks
rice Dayid-32 bbls rice Pinsud Fellon-60 SKIS OF
rice Martin--46 SKIS potatoes MAthe-5O do TO
Martiu-2s do and sundries TO order
RlCEEAND-Lugser Live 0ak-I2 bbls rice to A
Wit.ers $50,
JrSUITs BESD-Lugser La Provence--90 bbls
potatoes 20 bbls onions to order
UPPER LOAST-Lugger Union and others--Jo
bbls potatoes us bbls onions 10 order
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WHISPERS AND MoUsTACHEs

w Forced to grow upon the smoothest face in
from three 10 five weeks by using DIX. SEVIGNE'S
RESTAURATEURC APILLAIRE, the most won
derful discovery in modern science acting upon the
Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner.
1t has been used by the elite of Paris and London
with the most hatterng success. Names of all pur-
chasers will be registered, and if entire satisfaction
is not given in every instance, the money will be
cheerfuy refunded. Price by mail sealed and post
paid, 81 Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free.
Address BERGER, SHUTS a co,
Chemists, No. IS River street Troy, n. V,
apl0 g. lyeod6W Sole agents for United States
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COTTON FACTORS.
RICHARDS,

CLINTON q h''AAD
corroy FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No III Gravier street, near corner Carondeiet.
New Orleans La. Orders from the county for the
purchase Of supplies of all kinds carefully ana
JOHN h RICHARDS, Commission Merchant
No. 81 Commercial street, st. Louis MO 1929, vsa5Sqs
made on censignments BY either mouse. Ms'e~
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Tho New Orleans Republican

N sale in New Orleans by the following dealers;
Hos, No IS Baronne street.
rEIL1s. Old Levee street, opposite the Post
zHp BAKER, st. Charles Depot, under the s..
4 ENNIS, bookstore, PontchArtrain Railroad
M Third District
H. BorMARE, corner Kerlerec and Robertson
Ms Third District ,-n,.-
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4 sTROLOG .----------.- ANTHOLOGY
The World Astonished the Wonderful Re relations
made by the Great Astrologist.
MADAM Z II. A. p / G o.


made by the Great Astrologist.
lad A ii E H A. K G o.
She reveals secrets mortal ever knew. She re-
stores to happiness those who from doleful events,
estastrophes crosses in love- loss of relations and
friends loss OF money etc. have become respondent
She brings together those long separated, gives In
formation concerning absent friends or lovers,
restores lost stolen property tells you the bust
ness you are best qualified to pursue, and in what
you will be most successful; causes speedy mar
riages, and tells you the very day you will marry;
gives you the name, likeness and Characters
tics Of the person. She reads your very thoughts,
and by her almost supernatural powers unveils
the dark and hidden mysteries of the future.
From the stars we see in the tirmament-the malehc
stars that overcome or predomInate in the confgu-
ratIon-rom the aspects and positions of the planets
and the fixed stars in the heavens at the time OF
birth, she deduces the future destiny of man. Fail
not TO consult the greatest Astrologst on earth 1t
costs you but trifle and you may never again haze
so favorable opportunity. Consultation fee, with
likeness, and all desired information. 81. Parties
living at a distance can consult the Madame by mail
with equal safety and satisfaction to themselves as
if in person. A full anco xphct chart, written out,
with all inquiries answered and likeness enclosed,
sent BY mail o. ceipt of price above mentioned;
The strctest secresy will be maintained, and all
correspondence returned or destroyed. References
of the highest order furnished those desiring them
Write plainly the day OF the month and rear In whicn
YOU were born, enc losing a small lock of nar.
Address MADAME II. A. PERRlGO.
apIO '67eod ly kw Pc. Drawer 293 Buffalo. N.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16
AfETRoPOLITAN FREE CONCERT

Open every Evening at No 81 st. Charles rect.
Tom. CIANNoN. Stage Manager
PROF. PINsToS Leader Of Orchestra.
This Evening and every Evening during the Week.
Our efforts crL wned with success Engagement of
Mr.. Tom Warfied the pleasing banjoist and general
performer. Grand Male and Female Minstrel scene.
Miss Dora Shelley, in new and pleasing Comic and
Sentimental Songs. Mile CherrIe in her Challenge
Jig Tom Claunon, in an extraordinary budget OF
fun. Mr.. Tommy Fell in every thing new. Gong to
the Shocking; the Black Stat 1es Trials of NJ. d. ;
new Music, new Burlesques, new Jokes, new Wit
everything new. Don't forget the place Give us a
call. Doors open at ~ Z. NJ To commence at :,
precisely. myl2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16
Imports.

MISUNDERSTANDING lliance-l23 bbls rosin
bales cotton 10 bbls turpentine Perkins Hersey-
RJjATAN-Schr N b Borden-Il2 900 plantains $50
punches bananas no pineapples Harvey, Mcmahon
&co
MOBILE-steAmer Mary-ls3 bales cotton Weis-
senbach Klump-sundries to order
ALVAREDO-Brig Hercules-Aahogany
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invented FROM fitting their orders by the
fin Of the dissertations rsouired. The inability
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