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r oCUsT GROVE, ,. -; ~, :, ~,

-, ALBEMxRLEf COUNTY,, VA, 80,
Is omen Tor visitors. For heathfulness. good
living &C. il is In the s nSna uni
Gh,idren under twelve years and servants half
price. Deductions for parties srending the sum
ner file G-3m1 A, h. .9ANGEf, JB.
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: FOE ,TOBACCONISTs.

TaOR TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
n TIN PLATE iaxIa, TX; TIN PLATE lexla,
Xxx. Fer sale by GORDON u CRlNGAN. 4
-rIe - "a Pearl Block.
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BROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1lls
| L. MAIN STREET z. toyeE ,Trihbett's !eonfcc-
tionery extract teeth Without pain insert teeth
Sensitive, teeth flied wiihnyt pain. ANY tooth
1Iled with gold, and warrantcdfer life, at 80
+ ia YLlRt BROTH ERSi, - 81,
ijDr.j, 9t{. life Maip street, Richmond, Va.
NIB Instructions in afly branch OF dentistry
given 70 the profession an reasonable tesas. ht r
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lDOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, va,
OPEN MAY IS, 1870 ,,.f .','. 80,

- 7TfoprletoE btFH . A1 tn EFT tHs'' IL
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nR. JAMES w. BARNUM, DENTIST
500 Magazine street (near the Marltet1
happy to INFORM his patients and the public eeneray
that he T. now prepared to make all kinds Of Artificial
In every case. Particular attention paid to The
Walton of the patura teeth. References from soma Of
jag fy $500 " W Do.
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THE IRISH CLERGY.-The clergy of the
Diocese of Limerick deserve the praise and
gratitude of all good Catholics, especially
In these islands, for they have been the
first diocese in either country that has ad-
dressed petition to the Holy See praying
Papal Infallibility. The petition was
drawn up AND signed when the clergy met
together in the city of Limerick for the
distribution of the holy oils. 1t bears the
signatures of the Dean, the Archdeacon,
the Wears General, forty parish priests,
ABOVE sixty curates, and every member of
the Religious Orders in the diocese Do
minicans, Franciscans, Augustinians, Re-
demptorists and Jesuits. It was then for
warded to the Bishop of Limerick, at Rome,
VINO TOOK an early opportunity Of present.
ang 1t, with all its signatures, to the Sover-
eign Pontiff. The Holy Father was deeply
grained by this new demonstration of d.
deity and devotedness from Ireland, and
ne spoke for some time upon the unwaver-
ing traditional attachment of the sons of
st. Patrick to the Holy See, and of his own
love for his Irish children. The example
set by the clergy Of Limerick will no doubt
be followed in other parts of Ireland. 1t
IS interesting to observe how thoroughly
the Irish Episcopate is respected and trust
ed IN Rome by bishops from every part If
the world. independent of all state craft,
fearless IN their enunciations of truth.
hearty in their love of it, and earnest in
its defence, they rank in Rome among the
Hierarchies foremost in fidelity to the cause
of Peter. The fidelity. of the Irish race
towards our Divine Redeemer and His
Vicar upon earth is well known. 1t has
been tried by persecution and suffering for
centuries beyond all other. races. Natural
ly, therefore, in this critical moment, its
typical representatives and its spiritual
Fathers are found to speak as one man.
Neither human respect, nor worldly fears,
nor the rebellious mutterings Of half be-
levers, nor the threatenings of semi a-
hcnalists, nor the timidity of doubtful
friends, can shake the hearty enunciation
II their faith. This is why the Irish
sPiscopate is respected throughout the |
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4 OCONNELL ON IRISH CREDULITY ANI
ENGLISH FAITH.-Why cannot our Irish
of their mission Let them hear and study
the following words spoken by O'ConnelI,
in reply to Isaac Butt in the mem orable Re.
peal debate -
ooh! genius of Ireland; spirit of the
mighty dead, come forth Shine out in our
lovely land with portion of thy ancient
greatness; let me stand in the centre, and
proclaim around our "sea-girt isle" the
glories that await her; let my triumphant
voice arouse Ireland peaceably, quietly,
TRANQUILITY, firmly, and full of conciiiation !;
let the people awake with determined
energy, from that centre to the sea, which
embosoms the country. Let them speak
the mind of Ireland, and, with the voice of
men who sought their birth right, let them
declare her chains too weak to enslave her.
How often have looked over the dark
and fearful pages of her history, and with
q melancholy absorption I have conten-
plated the miseries which were inflicted
tear rolled down my cheek as sat alone
and pondered over the scenes of horror, of
fearful violence, and of blood! I thought
upon these things, and wept over them
with something of the weakness of early
childhood; and yet it was not at the massa-
cres of Strattord-of Cromweli-of Ireton-
OF Ludlow; it was not at the recollection of
the savage massacre committed when
Cromwells soldiers bayoneted three hun
dred Irish women at the Cross of Wexford;
it was not at the three days of slaughter
which REDEEMED the streets of Drogheda
with blood, when four thousand human
beings were butchered, one thousand of
whom were women and children-no, az
these things filed me with burning indig-
nation, my pulse throbbed-my sinews
grew strong, for always declared I should
one day or other. proclaim these atrocities
to Ireland; it was not these things which
made me weep it was not by these that |
was placed in a position where was un-
and almost ashamed to be seen /:
it was not this which made me shrink from
the eye of her who was my happiness on
earth. Oh! no and although did weep |
in reading passages of Irish history, it was
when found, period after period, Irish
men true to themselves if not deserted by
heir leaders, and betrayed, ruined and
ost, when those leaders possessed their
entire confdence-or those leaders, abau-
Toned and betrayed by their followers at
The momentOf otherwise undoubted victory
ind perfect triumph. They confided in
so glish faith, in English truth, and in
english honor: they gave up the sword
wen in the moment of victory-they aban-
loned the contest in the hour of triumph,
when proud enemies duplicated almost for
mercy, and made them believe in the faith
# treaties. Curse them why did they ac-
luiescef why did they acquiesce9 Do not
1our minds feel indignant at the conduct
II the base wretches who forsook these ad-
.antages, and put trust in the honor of
ingland-you see the situation in which
'Ou are placed. We have the victory now
within our reach if we will but follow it
lp."
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"Yive 10 roin 20 annoyed Msrshal Leroy
0e Arneud when he WA War Minister that
ne ordered the indiscrect bird to be turned
out; Jacko had friend, however, in the
taught him TO add, de, st. Arnaudw to his
usual cry. The bird was then put back
INTO MS usual room, and a. the Marshal
vas passing screamed out, {" vive le roi dc
s ~. ATQaud ~ A ID bonnie heure," said
.ne Minister and JACKIE was at once retaken
~ iavor. OF late years the clerks tried to
seac1 MIN "Vive rEmpereur!" but he never
tremendous efforts: He got on very well
as far as "Viye rEmpe but at this
point he seemed to choke, his feathers stood
on end, and his eyes rolled with an anxious
expression rs If he felt his conscience re-
preaching him. At last after several min
ute nses intense struggling, he would jerk
sepulchral tone. He died immediatly after
the Duchess of Berry, and on the anniver-
sary of the death of Napoleon l., three DAYS
before the plebiseitum.
The largest farm in England consists of
three thousand acres, and belongs to a man
with the Yankee name of Samuel Jones. In
its cultivation he follows "four-coursen sys-
tenn, the whole extent of the farm being di-
wheat, $50 of barley and oats, $50 of seeds,
beans, peas, &c., and $50 of roots. His live
stock is valued as follows: Sheep. S35. 900:
horses, $4,000; bullOcks, $4,000 pigs,
$500. The Oilcake and corn purchased
annually amounts to $2O, 900, and the arti-
fetal fertilizers about SO 900. The entire
costs of manures in various forms, used an
nually, is about $4,000. Sheep are claimed
as the most profitable stock he keeps, from
which he realized about $50, 600 last year.
His whole income from the farm, though
1ot stated, can be little less than 500, 900. |
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0R. MALONEY, DENTIST,
aos ST. ANDREW, NEAR MAGAZINE.
You'd respectfully inform those requiring first class
dental operations that he has reduced
te be within the of all Teeth Inserted on gold
aluminium rubber and silver, with without extract.
ing the roots by new process. A t guaran teed or
the money refunded The doctor awarded the frst
Teeth extracted without pain by the use of nitrons
oxide gas. saIa -
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GOLD MEDAl-TExAs STATE FAIR, May 90
~ ~

ILL., nCCADE, =
Copper Tin and Sheet-Iron Worker
And dealer in Stoves Crates Tinware and Housa tn,
St ISoas Agent for the great American Cooking
more satisfaction than any other stove now in tbia
het. Competent Workmen sent out to mt nm each
stove set up and used according to the printed
tions accompanying each stove will be taken back and
the money refunded they do not give entire satisfac
Just received and for SALE large assortment of Man.
tel Crates aso. Odd Tenders Baskets Blowers etc
Koohng GATHERING and Jobbing done as usual Stoves
..o PHIL. MoCABE,
Jazz ON 100 Camp street, one door from Poydras
RON PIPE, BRASS coCKs./VALvEs ETC
Hardware, Mechanics Tools and Supplies.
To Merchants, Foundrymen, Railroads steaubo...
Planters, ETC., etc.
GooDs>AT NEW YORK PRICES
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE sorrH
call special attention our stock of Iron Pine
Cocks etc, Of eve description; Steam, water and
Vacuum Gauges Bolts and Nuts Hot Pressed Nuts.
Masnersi kiyets Bar Rod Sheet and Boiler Iron
Rubber Hose; Hemp Packing; tubricatins, Lard Lin
S9tsen waste Cotton Packing Gas Filters and Mach1
and complete Of Aachinist FOOLS TiDnsTs
stock taves Tin Ware Tin Plate Pig and Sheet Lead
Send for one Of our Price Ijsts
COCO supply Of Shelf Hardware, Files, etc.
Agents for Graf Co.'s Wire BrushesSfor foundr a.
agents so ans 'JeeRhs ssd
Lightning Rods. PA'iuln
Agents for Chambers Patent Drove well.
''.' ~ " B ses iS0ssn e q s ssSgS
!e-9 y Cor: Common. Front sad Fulton SITS.
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GRocERs Confession MERCHANTS.

/ GRocERs COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
la. BASHos.
CIR ocER, :
Osr1sr of Franklin and Perdido strests
Keeps constantly ON hand Choice Assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, Etc
ssd ssss. :: ss +: :s;ss1 Of Fin.
sas city se ofohsrge Orders sootsd and
...on9e9 70. d26 1y
f.. coNERY, SON CO.,
WHOLESALE aRocERs,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in Western
Produce. Wines and Liquors,
CORNER OF CANAL AND DELTA STREETS
ool7 ~
". MORAN. r. II. NOBLE.
MORAN q NOBLE.
WHOLESALE GRocERs,
And dealers in
WINES, LIQUORS & WESTERN PRODUCE,
Corner Of Canal and Front streets,
se1a1y Nav o-,.o,.
EL1zARD1 ENR1GHr..
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Corner Burgundy d. and %a,l Vaudeville streets,
large and well selected Stock Of Teas Wines Liquors
r sna Western ant Proase
0ualGe my29 1y
H NJ o'MRA11H,
GROCER,
Magazine Street, Corner of Terpsichore,
mye ly New Orleans
Ores CENT RocERY.
WILLIAM HART,
Wholesale and Retail FAMILY GROCER. Choice
WINES LIQUORS, and TEAS.
Gravfer street, corner Of Rampant.
to- Goods delivered in All sna 81 nc At
Of drayage. Choice Goshen BUTTER. mhS "
MARTIN, eLrNN. ALFRED DAnAsIN |
LYNN MARIN,
WHOLESALE GROCERs
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a ..ao :. Street.
A. W. skardon. WIN woe1ne,
A W. sKARDoN & CO.. GRocERs,
corner jackson and Rousseau Streets Fourth District
New Orleans.
Goods delivered freeof charge. iae1v
p PoURsINE & CO.,
Wholesale Coffee Dealers.
IS Natchez Street.
Agents for the Colleges and Converts Of the olloin
religious Communities: The Jesuits the Ladies of the
acTed Heart the Marists the Daughters Of the Cross
OuoS AZ ~.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

/
| A ....-.-.-...-..--.........A CARD
q he cSss and
snse 2. 1ns and
opened an office At lss Genial Herbers drug
Throat, Lungs and Heart,
to whch branch Of his profession he devotes his entire
health q the expanding and developing the
Chest In case OF weak lungs. can be procured his
Hours from to- P.n. no71y
- HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
BIAS removed his residence to- tho corner of Race and
sreets His office remains at 46 Camp
to he can - oonsuss Sn It h 10 hon. r.
except when engaged in visiting patients. Rely
DR.. JNo. J. REILLY.
Office, 451 Tchoupitoulas Street.
Or at Drug Store, AT Tchoupitoulas Street.
my22 y New Orleans
DR. DENNIS has REMOVED ms OFFICE
- rom 1903 Common, to
2O9- Canal Street, 200
UP sTAtRs.
Residence-s7O COMMON STREET
-Omce hours-l0 A. N to l2 H. and to p N. mh2O 3m
DRss oo ALLsN : , coGHRANE DENTISTS CAN
No. IL Dryades Street, Near Canal.
opposite the Mechanics Institute on all branches per
tanning to Person. who desire teeth inserted
rOOte OF 0ec8yod teeth
Ahould call before 10 O'Clock A. H. mv0o "
n j. FRIE ICHs,
DENTAL SURGEON,
49,. -....st. Charles Street. 155
Ie0S " Corner Girod. |
nR J. J. MEYLOR,
A Robertson street,
Between Common and Gasquet streets First District
All calls night or day promptly attended to. je6 "
L i
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~ yeS-iss III n q --p' sS
1scss .sios ~ Blood IA memoir recent
~ punaaahe& upon the TRANSMISSION of blood
no ono living subject to another, men
- ~ to pK1ncipal points reached in
nv ions Of the author, first, that
$3.50 ccalsceed and kept in contact with
1 - medium temperature remains
! - ~ 81 it, constituent astrological
Sso0aitSe And pfeserves its chemical pecu-
1lAx1ttee y0rs two or three hours; second.
TINT the nd globules, saturated with oxy-
&ems arc the actual Tevivifying principle,
tne hhrin not being an essential part. on
INNS account, to insure safety, and to pre-
vnnt the Introduction of clots into the cir
ealation, blood deprived of its fibrin is to
b preferred to that in it's normal con;iit;on
Third, the defbrinated blood Of any spe-
oan1, transfused into an individual of the
saznc species, can revivify that individual.
compensating for loss Of blood, fulfilling
Al the functions of the normal and primi.
tive blood, and being subject to all it's
psychological laws. In the same way we
can combat an alteration of the blood, by
Exchanging it for that which is healthy.
can revivify, If even in q transitory man.
ner, en1mais OF another species. Such
blood - readily decomposed, and if it has
been injected inAmall quantities it NAV be
eliminated II In large Quantities it NAV
produce death. Fifth, TRANSMISSION. we'll
executed. is not q dangerous operation.
The practical dangers signaIized by the
1nthor lie in the introduction of foreign
bodies with the blood, the formation Of
c!ots even in injecting the defbrinated |
blood, the Introduction of air into the cir !
culation, and the precipitation of the iniec-
tie and finally, phlebitis, or inflammation |
81 the inner membrane OF the punctured |
vein.
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nR. L. L. SOLANAS
Y Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Consutatio9s ct his residence 57a St Claude street.
from to p. NJ ~ ~ SA'
Special attention given to midwifery females and
chidrens diseases Chronic diseases considered as in
Durable by the old school, treated by with sue.
CoeS lv
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lgl00 years a secret
IA Cures as by magic
l.t10 persons testify
TZPsin. wounds, and suffering
cease
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mend it
$500 pots ordered daily fol-
hospitaIs and public institutions
hi al parts of the L. 5.
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0od Nurseries.
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DcVAv-S EE-E-S-kaE- A-z - a.
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Judge Orr. Of the Giro it Court.
WIS thrown fran as JlL-y. GA
Wednesday afternoon, ald can
side-lb!g brushed. TJere saS no
court the NIX. day ia con {
guc4ce -IDtey.
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Cosiar's REt RoG-e &c. EXteFmihA1SAS
.Co.IaTs .haeial BfGbus kIleF
.Cu>IaT. aay pare laseet Fowdei.
4ostar's eaiF sare rene1E 8 sotfeha
y&-SDLD eV~Tyw ere.
"a IN .EOSrARNS ftsks 70 ether
A. g q. and s. sizsS. cTdes tn2
sOSVER CO.. Is Howard 81 ) l.
For sale BY al Druggists. sgl@SIy
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We would state to planters and
others that we will take wood or
produce, to the full amount Of thelr
Indebtedness 10 this Office, only
requesting them to furnish the
articles promptly.
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DIED

Al Tie FJl,E u r hsytrN@A IA
H- Cc-a.F Ms- ON N' T.
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Matthias M4lo--e- aSc- % years A1d
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J.. r. SNOW & BROWN. % Dauphin
: feet. Mobile. Ala. oder FOR Sic me
Rosewood Pianos. inlly wauen ed IN
eve : resDect. with stool and cove ron
$575 to 500. Organs and Aelod.AHs 81
greatly reduced prices.
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5000 PER WEEK.

= -13= 5v -Arr+- Ea Es TE.%irAkA
u.ar1E EIa @1-r cAss Az
$50 S.. U.N>-lN. e. 5vIr-
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T-r.te-.oa 51 all Gains to
amount q ~. CO.
AL Collections strictly e1.s--ta
prmr-.E paid over
,-Ea-r q. !. SE-TNAN JE.
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NOTICE

IL persons having lef' Watches and
n Jeuelry tor repairs IN the hands OF 5
LINDYALL arr hereby notified that the
same is reps red and nov in the store oil
Jseob Holoers L Co., aud il moi called iO'
-i,h;u -iSty DAYS from date all be sold &C
.o.S;nV "a Law. CHAS. ID. WISSLsR,
-, ~ 1870. Admin'r
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Just RECEIVED
Murphy irou Axle Na-nns-bta -
Ue JACOB HOLbEEJ 60.
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a. Week Sska-Y .-N -s-
- uI-=. a. a sd r-T Z So
slag 3 1 WALAAA
E-rG AN
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Damesrics. Bed Tick and Flauuel .
per cent. cheaper than au7 other Macon
store. KLAUS 4 BhD.
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A LoCALN NEW SUT.-The
Publishers OF THE BE apprecia5-

in. their lively Locals valuable
assistance, especially as a poet.
have presented Col. BOYLE with a
new SUE FROM teP TO toe. We con.
-1tui8te our fortunate eontrera
and take the occasion 10 remind
Ir.iugueuts thar the Beacon ohce
...agaes need something SIMILAR
this freezing weather aud 10 obtain
these the cash 5 indispensable.
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NJ. PJ.uleXrc, lei, Mobile q
TEA days ago fer Macon. ar which
place. sac aue >llry 10 SAY, be dies.
1t yellow ever. The consequence
j. i.a. the uns'pl,>,lcat-d maao-
.raat< OF Macon are almost shed
ding their SKINS from panic TT
Juur.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-19

TwrsrY-Fv " Cr>r,-win buy a bottf
Of MS. Wh.tcombs syrup. Jh- grrst
soothing remedy for alldiseases incident
t. Iuluts aud children.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-19
an- VI z \
~ MARKET.

II HAVE nev on hand a large drove OF
Agvod, a. cattle ard sheep ard viii Keep
ths Neon marke' pYied regularly at as
low A arice As i, e. T. sn,j at retail.
4 liberal lrdaetog made when Iaken oy
The aBAsar.
Phstefs and others viii please remember
tia, | par he highest market price To- cat
lie in good order. :. n.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-19

0pe Brandy PEA De h
NV. sse5. lagy and
|Vle Champagne, H..
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