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New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26

j. e. Mathteu VS.. Archibald Boron
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
Il leans-No. 20 0J7-By virtue of a writ OF
able the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans
in the above entitled canse, 1 will proceed to sell
at pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal and
Oustomhouse streets in the second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, the lit day of February 1863 at
Y O'Clock NJ, the ioo ing described property viz
LOT OF GROUND 81 uated in the Second Dis.
trlot OF this city, designated by the number eleven
~ Of the .quaie comprised within Bayou Road,
to plan Of l.. Surgi, surveyor dated November ID
ls4s, deposited in the office Of Joseph Cuvler
taiy pubic in this city, which said lot, of trangu-
lar FORM measures sixteen feet three inches front en-
Bayou Road, forty seven feet eight inches frcE.
Gavez street, forty five feet diagonal line run
ming from Sayon Road to Galvez street, together
with ell the buildings and Improvements thereon
rights, ways. privileges, and dependencies without
exception or reservation.
Being the same property acquired by defendant BY
purcha from the succession of Alexander Berga-
mini, Sr., per act passed before j. Ker, notary
Iublic, IN this city. dated April IA, 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Terms and Conditions
The purchaser TO assume the payment Of
note for the sum of one hundred and eighty.
cents, dated April H. 1856 and made payable IN
two years af,er date, secured by mortgage on said
property, with interest from date at the rate of six
per cent per annum unlil maturity, and eight per
oent thereafter nntl paid, and the balance payable
cash on the spot.
jail Il . fell Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26
No. slI-New Series.

Resolved, That permission be and the same is
hereby granted to Messrs. Bouvain Lewis to erect
and ran steam engine on their premises, No lis
ravier street, the same 20 be Dut in strict arcord-
ancs with existing laws aud ordinances and TO re.
main during the pleasure Of the Common Council.
(Signed) F. W. PERKINS,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
,Sgned) JAMES GRAHAM
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January n, 1865.
(S0ned) IL. HEATH Mayor
true copy:
GEO. T. oHiLDs, Secretary. iaa@
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26
AUCTION SALES.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
BY G. e. GIRARDEY d. CO.,
AUo1IoSEEBs, OFFICE II EXCHANGE PLACE.
Auction saIes at the
MERCHANTS 4 AUCTIoNEERs' EXCHANGE,

AuctAon AuLea lhc
MERCHANTS AUCTIoNEERs' EXCHANGE,
On Royal Street.
February l.-Estate of j. T. Slingerland, two
two story and attic Brick BuiidinRs, known as
"Harry's Casino" opposite the National Theatre,
on Carroll between Poydras and Perdido; two-story
Brick Dwelling No. SO Robertson between Bisnvle
and Custombouse streets, and the two-story Frame
House No. 2s5 CustOmhouse, between Villere and
Robertson streets; the twostory Frame Dwelling
and St re No. 3j Claiborne, between Common and
Gdsquet streets, facing the Claiborne Market
February e.--Suocessen OF Herman Dieters, a
two,story Frame House on First between Dryades
and st. Denis streets.
February Is success on Of Lucy Kelly, three two.
story Frame Dwellings on Dryades, between Trito,
Walk ane Cslliope streets.
For particulars see plans at the Exchange. ian
LARGE AND PEREMPT JRY SALE OF ELE.
giant Match and Single Horses. Elegant Saddle
Horses, Fine Wcfk Mules, Fine Mich Cows, Bug
gies, Elegant Bretts, Harness, Wagons, etc., eto
at auction.
DK MONTGOMERY Bros 81 Co.
u r. M. Montgomery, Auctioneer-Nln be sold on
P. Liuers Stable en- GTav'er street.
Elegant MATCH HORSES.
Elegant DDLB HORSES;
Fine WORK MULES:
Fine MILOH COWS;
Top and Open Buggies. Elegant Bretts, Harness,
TsRasNCash, in United States Treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26

Q. z. 3IRARDEYl 7. l. MACON. MICH ]. HOLY.
~ E. GTRARDEY q CO.,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIoNEERs,
Nos. IA and 10 Exchange Place,
Between Canal and Oustomhouss streets, in the
Merchants Exchange Building,s
NEW ORLEANS.
viii attend to the Sale, Purchase, and Renting OF
Real Estate heretofore, negotiate Mortgages and
attend to outdoor Sales of every description dlH
D. I. sORU6Gs. PRANK a. BARTLETT.
CCRUGGs q BARTLETT.
AnetlOneers,
NO. 4 TCHoUPITouLAS STREET,
AND
iA1a No. 4 New Levee.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26


AND STORE TO RBNr.
The stock of goods IS all new and of superior
Rniah, and viii be sold low to close out.
BEpsTEADs.
$500 Rosewood. Mahogany Walnut and Cherry
Bsdsteads.
CHAIRS.
l2)0 dozen Spring Seat, Cane, Wood, and EspIit
Bottom Chairs.
wARDRoBEs.
600 Rosewood. MAhosnuy. and Walnut Ward
robes.
BUREAUS.
800 Marble and Wood Top Bureaus. Of different
kinds and styles.
TABLES.
400 Extension and Leaf Tables.
--AIso-
A large lot Of Cottage and Bedroom Sets.
All kinds Of Marble and Wood Top washstauds.
ParlOr Sets Of an kinds. and every description Of
Furniture usually kept in hrsteass establishment.
Purchasers can rely upon IL that every article sold
by me viii be good as represented and will be sold
as low IS the sama description can be had in any
other store in the South.
}. B. HUBBARD,
Corner Rampant and Perdido streets.
de24 6m New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26

aISO.O0o wsrss cs Ne-y P==a:tz-o
at Cost,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26
No, S42-New Series

No. S42-NeW Series.
Resolved, That the Controller warrant on the
Treasurer for one hundred and sixty dollars (Sl6O in
IL or Of IL 9. Taylor, policeman first di itrict be.
ing for two months pay from November s. l8 Z, dur
ing which time he Nas confined BY sickness
(Signedl F. W. PRRKINS,
Prssidsnt pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSigaedl JAS GRAB Ah
President Board Of Aldermen
isignedl E. HEATH, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26

NEwHPAPERs. MAGAZINES.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETo
A. SIMON,
sc. ....... .Baronne street..............sS
HAS ALWAYS FoR sALE.
An, :. CITY PAPRRR. b.
All the Northern aud Western DAALtEo
The leading PIOrORIALSt
l60 diilsrsnt Pablieations, among which Are
the American Natural1t the Journal OF 8paculnltvo
Philosophy q Thrilling Narrative OF the Union Re
fuRess and the Mnsaacrg Of the Martyrs Of LdnaFty
tho Nearo IA the Rebellion. Le Gamts do Nor6t
anhsersnfiona received for the American Conflict
hissgry 81 the Great Reboliion, bT Horace Greeley
IN two large. doub Q column oetAvo volumes of 6l8
nsQes each Illustrated with IA PoFtraits EnErav-
tnFs elo and containing descriptions Of 3if bafflog
I2ls qaatations. and 6s5 rafsrnncas. eta no11
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26

STRgEr CoAfAEIsaIoNER's OFFIcR.
Now Orleana Januars as iasa
NVAAE BROUGHT 10 THH First DTN-
w .riet Roupds corner Of Lafayette ana Locusa
eifeela-
UHa BAy HULE about 70 hsnds high
ne Htf'ng WAGON No. f6l
which, Il 6et claimed within lVe days and the a.
pQ1foa thereon PAID viii b sold a. puhlia anetion
~ l1r'uless ~ VA B KEn
Pnssa HAns. for osa,sollss. ''s'''' ''-''' isS5i
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26

No. S43-New Series.
Resolved, That the City Surveyor bo and he il
hereby authorized and instructed 70 build two
street. and one at Third street. in the fourth Dis
trict
(Signedl +. W. PERKINS,
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(8ignsdl JAS. GRAHAF
President Board OF Aldermen.
.siEns0 E. HEATH. Mayor.
a true COPY:
6EonaR I. oHrIDs. Secretary. iaq5
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-26

613NEr OoMMIseIoNERa OFRiCE,
New OFleana. January 25 le6a.
VUERE BROUGHT TO THk FOURTH DIS
w triet Pound, on Dryados street. between jack
son and Philip streets. as oatrayE-
six GOATS Of different o0lafs
Which II not o= imed within three davs ana the
expenses thereon paid will be lold At public auction
at aaid Pound, on MONDAY, JaHusry "a i66a
at l2o'clook IL WILLIAM BAKER
PErEn nAAT. for OOntroll.f. = iSS 8
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a Physiological View Of lIarriaee

i lts1edl. ContainEaG meaF1Y fiIree h61-
dFed peEe8 and ~ fns plItes and enIfa-
vtn8s q tAe Anatomy o. me Human OFE7lns
on sklE1Y ElrnLlI it, ilnTlll1e ConE Eeqnenef
4F0n the Mind and Body, with the Authnri
I'm @ 4Eeatl1e 1ent--the only rational and
PAT q elaes treated. A truthful GEiEfIer 70
ne married and thoea e1nteu1pl mar.
e1llfl ltlon. SelIt fnee of postage 70 any 6-i-
ll.s Ql Faoelpt d . eellfs IA Siam p q TIos
u ellEEellelss b lflilrllilE Or. La fslfIIlc
NO. n Alal1eu Lana, Alb1nT, n. Y ~
ant may be eollsI lpQIl an y of tfs 20
ela5nlpo1 Wllea ht9 book 1feais, eIfil.r
EleiallIIlllly or ~ mall 1fe1felr1F rI11i -,
any PaEt oftls Wnria, j SssI
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- hat sthnm We Drink and ~ d I ~
treEl the Spring led IRepiiIlis
tllis ls the very poor sort Ot adFies
to inyaiids that We ffnd in tha Nss5
York Joii5lint Of HsdIsb, a much unit
ed and adyeFtised organ Of stnn ana.
sensible medication in genst and
water cure IN particular.
s.Best drink at meals PLEASE me
Eglat g best at mieals--tY MI tea
Water IS the best drink. mil lie
next and enfee the worst. 1t = tter
not % drink anything at meals
Two meals-tfYou It be befta for
dyspeptie who Is compelled
brea lyyiast At and dinner at II Ssis
g eat no supper I am AZ Il Z emf
s'As a generalrule, yes. There IN
oesome exceptions, however.
NOW we pelieRe there are more iiFa-
li1B who cannot drink cold wat md
milk without suffering and harm M
there are who cannot drink tea a. 81.
Zee without injury. Many q iow.fl r il5
lPeaksHtomnched " person goes on ON
pad 20 worse and in daily SUM s =.
tEom drinking cold water or cold 81 il
which lowers The tone Of theif 6foi .6 4
N q 81 = Yates iudige gestion tenfoi
y lslil 70 Or tea
- ~ -
lren hen snth 4 person, and Sc raafli-
u ei Es ted and encburage The diges-
ton OF heavier food, while only pain
aud harm can com 9 from the cold and
hafsher drinks preferred above.
So with the. omission of the third
meal for the dyspeptici and going Is
hours without eltiDR. No advice
could be worse for many, IL not most.
OF this class of sufferers, Their maIa+
dy is likely to be increased fearfully by
such long fasting. and living in their
society made positively unenduFabIe.
u not dangerous to life. A weak tiys.
pepttc should neither be taxed by
heavy or coarse feeding, or long fast
ing. Far more dyspeptics would Is
benefited by eating four meals 4 day
than would be by reducing the NUM-
Der 70 two. It is dimcnlt, almost in-
possible, 10 give advice ON such srib-
tects which VIII apply uniformly 20 IN
cases; but We protest, In the name Of
experience and common sense, against
such one sided charlatanry fs khe
above. It Is 9 bad system aud 4 falSe
theory, We are sure. consistency with
which requires such advice as this We
have quoted We are sure Wafm
drinks are better than cold for all yealr
and aged stomachs, and three, four on
even I'VE, meals a day are better Tor
dyspeptics than two. Many 4 Givsper--
sia is aggravated, II not produced. by
long lasting and low feeding and drink
ing. =
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THE AEfssissIppi conSention has re-
eetEea and referred pithy resolution,
ttlat .,the dcg-taxs gun-tax and poll
tax are oppressive 70 the poor whites
and freelmen.s 2 The resolution Is COM
ptehensIys and expressive. Three OBJ
jectS of ambition are represented by Il
TO keep : dog and q gun, and % vote.
Whistler these are put in1he order Of
their iraportance by the framer OF the
resolution we cannot tell, but ne DO
not 6ee why they should stand or ian
together. BY way OF C0mpronaiss SrfF1-
pose the dog and the gun be conceded
bat tie free poll be raFusedF The poll.
tax & generally considered q good IN
stifuti0n IN the latitude oE1JeW York,
but perhaps they have got ahead Of as
In Mississippi.
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4 Poetle view or oonere...
From zA'odoss zs,2a,. lsaasy siasIss,g 70

From 1Ao0dOre ISllo1l,S Ieddsr a ne lysly IsfE.
1lldepe1lle5tfA sisE
Last week, during brief soiourn ut
Washington, we saw what We have
seen many times before-the amazing
an2lety OF Congress to know the afiV,
mood OF the popular mind. That Rep.
resentauves shonld diligently watch
the viii OF their constituents Is honora-
ole. ana pratseWofthy; but that the
courage and drmness of the National
I.f latute should gOeup and down
ARe a aithefmsmeters aud vary not only
day. . not to be commended, but re-
buked. Some of our best msn, ,iu both
houses are notorious for taking hopes
lnt view OF adalrs at one hour of the
days and spondent view at tie next.
Sueh unsteadiness Of mind begefs un-
certainty OF action. Great men Rre as
seIt.poised under defeat as under vic.
tory. Hope 1s an excellent, but cour-
age is an indispenSab BILE quality IN a
tatesmans phaddeus Stevens is 4
Do ! IN m, who has lost his faC-
~ ~ y - lQgelt0 ueYpEHRl1x
-! = -. 2 tl1f7.l5 OF his
COM ifttf7 Keep hop ing Tor q ittSf FiIon.
rus topi but Keep Sf1inching IN ti1a
4ecutlon OF H. Congress has Ihree
Qays OF habbiness TO one of stranptI1
The President, II he had lifted a hand
against Mr.. Stanton any day last week,
St9AAA A4H We uGH4i Auu pe1CQeQ IN l0l1 an
hour. Knowing this, he kept himself
Ike 4 tortoise. within his shell, But
AIR. Johnson like All other men, Knows
that there are reeuFrent periods during
which, for some uuaeoounlatIier reason.
Congress - nothing hut a vet rag and
may be wHnng with inpunity. Per-
haps q few days heEles we shall Eaa Con.
gress once again q coward, and The
tisestde lent once again a bully, &. =.
Nevertheless, while the present
spasm OF energy lasts, let us chronicle
1s With golden words OF praise. At yn-
rtoqs former periods We have seen onr
natlonal legiAlators in various stages of
never saw them more brave, manly
and determined than they apnearefi
last week. Their faces wore = 3 nm.
commonly cherry look, Showing that
N tnelr heartswera beating uncomnannly
hlgh: Let the country. and Conaross
res inmate each others breasts, ana res,
unite IN an inyincihle determinationt to-
squelch she wrinlSIed. brOwed reneGSde
tial chair : -
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ReFolutfon .in Tradla

AllSesS ou can EeeefVelIlli. tn, ,s,D, =, q
Ii ONE 0oIdEAR, SiIiz. Neri6o ma S.l11 4 ~ ~
sSA ts..SA ~ 5.sell elal1s, BalmoF1lsT : I.inen-
2G4S9Qss Hl91oeled 1ah8e CoveTa, WHfche7
s.AI7sa ls4Htf El5lted Ware, SsVIinfE No
S.,iil set4 clubs q ten or nore.eyTiib
t.s.a 49, s5a1h tive check N tiSe
l9Grth $ 70 @, aec0Ililns % nTnlt1si! -915f
.Asssttalts ~; ,7AS;.l4ssd everywhere. Circnlars
SS1Is = 9 Co, E1cees0TS TO
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National Insurance Company.

u
oeOO, 600
once, IS Monroe ST. next door TO lst Ma
GEO. &. WHEAT, President.
JA1IEs McCLUNET, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, SECRETARY.
-, CIIAs. WALLACE, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DTRKCroRS-JOhn f Wilson, Jas. @. on.
John A. Armstrong, A. q. Quarter, Geo. X.
MheatI Samuel Harper James McCIuney,
MOfRAn Il. tlt1, GEO, AdRIns
HlEF1ElLls scIsss 8. Brady Cashier Merchants
National BANK, Wheeling; LiSt, Morrison q
CO.. Wholesale Grooea, Wheeling; Pryor,
Hand an q Coz " hulesale GCocers, Wheel
inR7 Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Rheelings Mcclellan d Knox, Boot and
Shoe kaoll6es Wheeling; MeCslbe, ETan & Co,
DruRgtsts, Wheeling Geo. W. FTanEheIm a
- - ~ le4llo It1ne9 and LiqEom, Whee4-
ms Wtnahtps Woods q Co., OnefnsV7j.rs
y 5lsIls >, LeIEts Baker Pu6. Register.
a g169ell. tTeE & Co. Pubs. Inteligencer'
ltnee4l18S OttS son 4 Co .aardiW,ars, VYbt-si-
lnll5 y. X e1ndl, CaRhi6F, FIFHl Mi Rauk
! salEnont r. z: Camden, Prsst- Nat II.
EtaIlEs WESTON W. Va; Capt. John NuI.urll
70 ~ G-esAl4A1-
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bronchitis, Splitting OF blood ana Pnlmon1
ary Anectfons generally. Tt Is remalRnhle
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes
-Dlmculty Of Voiding Urine, BIeedinR 6rom
the kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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Franklin Insurance COMPANY
60 OF wHHHSEe.

DEl&EcToE8:
I. n. Logan, 7. p. ShalIcrus-y. J.. g. Rhoaez
Geo. Aendels ]. a. Hobbs, 5annl. Mcilei.
4ans Y. W. EERuEhetE1, Jas. N. Vance Ate1,
.l1.lGtll 11.GE nun.
It14S COMPASY NOW HAVING BEEN
u Ot8An1Eed 1Our ye1ES, and in Thai time,
uone q s3cc<1zful bUEtneEB, Is stin prepared
% t2Ee rtskB Al fair mates on Buildings lf ali
6l1lG1sI Me[cnandtseS notwithstanding Es1ab-
nknInents, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car.
goe3 on me Western GaveFa and lalIea.
1hlSeoEnpany offers superior Inducements
20 EaTmeE6t whereby they can be INSURED On
DWelltnGsI Furniture Bafns aud cSIutfI1t., fST.
oE yean AZ reduced rates.
In1S being home Institution with the isr.
gest capital and surplus OF any company IN
N inc State and composed OF SoIne
n!neiy y-iour stockhuldeTs, most Of whom are
h4l0ng our peft business men, recommends
ifsei 70 the favorable consideration oI Ihe
l4lsII1ng public. and Soheils their patronage,
ApPlications Tor insurance win be promptly
attended 20 by the Secretary.
once - Monroe street.
Nc. ARTHUR, Secretary.
6A4L MCCLELLAN, President.
efEO. MkSSDlSIA, Eica President
Z. M. COEN, special Agent ocls
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Eoltte iliialii
s-zsss 8 .sss rs lsolIsails.
= IeR Efiiy 4ls .1E

~ i
x Jon 1-ifIyi tlli IN
CHA q H.
10 = hnlls eon s "a Il n, y,
- There - one a 4 Tll,1.s,
=. a., =, =. . llltrls lyuIHans Yea VerilV. n
1.S g heryOuth she efieth 4 : tasID
~ ~ ~ ing and doth not rlat5 49,,
- y, flis sfa53 ~ fisfs
= = ~ ~ 1elfl le4ll The 10 cent novel ana
about ~ noon. 81 /,
! E qra al tiies sound Of 7 3 lliT,1,.
and smelleth the dfnllel = ~. -
.sstt - well 55s anll rlirlli s. q
u lonlgeri hhotheE @. riet 70 ~
shss ~ ~ igEeatl 3 Rria1inl = fatiler
seef, yea even thpssaIgto begaf
- She plAgeth on fIle5 s.-,5I,;i
10 anRlFumant, eRenstila ni6 10 J. = ~
> eel voiced mel z - 4 ~ & =.
=. ~ 2 her. p keith lnlilnh adosaf me
ne e1etteth her iEoiea Rloud ana
~ one Of the loved songs 81 9fle
LIZ .ei eEen the song called = ~ no gliii
t.lEe toFt other noEsl 2 and her inoiheE
efielh 4rpm - lil of. even nom ~ y
hen and aslle p : 1IIlia = = ifIF.ll
ir tIuu.
- -. LII her dom she
,ls...; Sl11sa'77.. 2 s.ss but knet 4 afres q
- - ~ - - t4 4el II ff 11lfll.
z Essla slfttetl her mother lbake tl,a
tttasSensa bread. and biscuit, and the
cake Of buckwheat, and heipetll ber
nots put deyopreth them greediiy, ana
Is not satisfied. eNAiSA
:: Every afternoon she arravetE her.
sell g0rgeouslY in purple and fine linen
g go shopping, so that she NAV meet
me simple ones, whom she deliphteth
9. She putteth on her head the eos.lv
nat having in ii; the feather Of Rrest
Salnes land choice robes on her 6odv
9n0 st4cketh her idle hands in the 5TlS
collar muf and careth not when ii Is
40. She goeth abroad, but lol sbe is
knoWn Of men. they avoid her as thew
90 pes1lence. and see her but afar
-. She taketh mp the whole Sidewalk
Wllh her hoops, and maketh the ygay.
iar1ng man 70 nee Into the middls Sf
the street, his heart sorsly tronbli6V
nlm, being much afraid.
u: She goeth into the shops. and
'W9oreth the seller OF purple and fine
linen by requiring him to show her
nearly all the goods in the store, and
buyeth not, neither doth she Consider
nor thank him, but swiftly Roet5
stratghtWay to another store aud doeth
the same thing likewise. -
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One Dollar EaoIh

WEBs Cotton Cloth. BIes Patterns. Psut
pFY and Fancy Goods, Aic Ae fSgIlli 5IIFi
eents eor Patent Pen FOunfafn, with Alip de-
Bett1lng an article IN our one dollar sale.
Any peEann5 tG1ale or femalel can send m
aclu6of - TO 4sQo0, a same rate 90 cents foF
elfl5l ana net . premium for 90 doing sEND
IN EtEs1lEl.A.sp I5EFTRRs. &les m0iied
nee % any addrelL
EAsE1LAN a. KENDALL.
6 ETUF0VaPFEf
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nEELGEGERCEk JOB OFFICE,

TNELLEGEHCEssI IOB Office,
Hes - Quincy EtTeets
CARDS AND BILL HEADS naatly printed.
AEANUFACFuRERs LABELS.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLAHRB.
.DRAYTICKETs AND HILLS OF l.ADING
PRo9H4 NOES AID PosIEEis.
eHIsuKs NOTES. RIOEEPEs. Z
aoW Hills m COUNTRY Nslshal.,s.
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GREAT NEW ENGIANn
White Pine CoI1nound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE EAFFIICrFD
y y Iaio9gn93t tne country, after having
the New EaSfa-al lFIlsII- Ms
have become e. well known A. the tree mum
winch, In part, II derives It's vlHtnes. = 80
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TRlocomotIves on the New York
CentIs RaElrcad are to be stripped Of
an OK iasnts, brass or otherwise, and
TO be ilted 4 pale brown color: This
Is do6a % avs nnnecsssary work IN
cleaning, and viii, no doubt be apPre-
etatsd - the senginssEs,
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l. And II after all this, she feeeth not
from her iniquity; she will look at her.
self IN the glass and VIII discover She
hath changed somewhat, She viii
pluck ont the gray hair, even the slfaV y
I gray hair.
z And 10, when they become too mn.
merous to be plucked out, she win fiv
20 the Abominations Of the apothecafV:
she viii give him scrip for hair dye.
ana she VIII dtscolor her hair with il.
Even thus far viii vanity lead her.
81 She VIII now become stark mad
altogether, and Clamor for SFVnmaIlis q
Rights" She will wish to appear
among the wise men Of the land, and
vote with the multitude, and be given
70 much Speaking.
4. Verify, she viii make herself the
Laughing stock of the unWtse and fool
ls9. but viii make the wise and sober
5. And II after many years, she
ellangeth not her ways, her end Is
! known to all men, yea, even 10 all the
children Of men. She viii % to the nit
9. Allbeit, IL peradyenture she allonid
llllnd neg Ways and turn unto wisdom,
thefe shall be great shout In the
lano-the hills and valleys thereof
shall echo with Joy.
- 9. Her brethren and sisters will skip
ike deer, her friends viii gather ron nd
her like the cattle on q thousand hills,
ana exceeding great viii be the low
8. Then viii light break in on her
as the light of the sun, a light that
should have broken in on her at the
other end of her lifes but she would not,
so pefEerse was this woman.
9. Thsn VIII she ses how foolish she
has beans then will ahs cast her vIs,faT-
nh % the four Winds Of the heavens.
throw her pinmpers into the IRE. and
kick. the false calves into the street.
and so with All other like dscoYs. and
berespected ofmen.
70. There be some of the Elders
in HionsWho marry for virtue. me az
Theses yea, even one OF these shall take
her 70 wife, and he shall lead her 10 and
fro In the land, and shall give her meat
ana drink, and Eaimen2 70 cloth her
with dlls aud great shall be their ioy
and all the Peopls shall say-Amen.
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST va.
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DIRECTORS.
Christian Hes, William Kleyts. Benno
hammer John OesterlinE, John PfsrI. Jonn
E1Slel5Aer Anton H!egInanns Rhilip Schuahle,
TIaIs CoMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
tE9d, ts prepared to insure BnIldfpEs.
Furniture, MerchandiEs and oiher Pers5nni
property At favorable rates.
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance VIII reoelvs i'm
nnedlAte attention nom the Secretary.
NOInp9nys oldoe, room over Paopless
1AsAnkt mann street
JOSEPH 8EYBOLD, Secretary,
q a, kSAPP, Assistant secretary.
AUGUST WIEDh.BIJESEI Mo- I,a-Ids,,,
A2aJINS5I9N EEMANN, Treasurer,
SRfI y 41il1Hzas .I4s ~ "a rA44ILE7XIS
AoSUsF WIEDEBO8H,
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TaR Pendieton scheme Of issuing
greenhacks for the payment of the na-
fionat debt Is Tins illustrated: A
steamboat captain hailed aWoodanan on
shore ana askeds
GlDo you4 tsls Gallfp0Iis Money for
II afinan EI6p y viii YoI eEehapg
Woodmhn- Cord t-CFrieso-r=d.' p