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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-18
Ed VO RCE&

Absolute Divorces legally obtained in New-Yo,x
Indiana, Illinois and other States persons from nv
tate or country, eg everyV here; drunk
enness non-supPor, sufc. cause no pibiosty
No charge until divorce Is obtained. Advice free
address, AOOhE Z RICHARDSON.
CsmRseiloTs a Law,
(Fo2yl) t08sRoADwAY, &ew-YoFk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-18
Ira @. amdsN,e Eslafe.

pHE SUB~CRt Bars having preu eppa7nreG uy
the honorable Probate t'ugrT FoT-E= ui-tr1ct 1t
Washington. - a 1t--t3n-r-- F." -rrefv-. eAar.
s nd adj all eta inns nj lena 1ds Of all persons
gainst the state OF Ira Gran 3, late q War
ren. iu said District. dv-ea~ed- represent ip>o-
al, The OF six monf from the Is "a day ot
sept. 1871. oeIna allow By said Court 20 he
creditors OF said dece sed tOeXh olt and prove then
r-spectivs claims bef,Te Give no'ice tiat y
sill attend the duties % our appointment ~
he dwelling house Of tto widow OF Ira Grtudey. in
Warren 10 ssrd d t'rct. The second 7uesoay ~
nct a d J-7I. n the frst TU- scsy ~ spTil a
ls72 10 O'Clock the freunnu each 90 said ca
MA EICH4 Ro y SSs ,Comnr.s
SeDtembe 80, a. d. ISL F4Jua
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-18
Farm for Sale.

TUE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the farm ON which,
he has lived tor several years. in the village of
Cabot. SAID farm contains about fifty Of IA nd
Is we'll watered, ha- plenty of wood and good sugar
orchard " iIh geo set of buildings in center OF
he VILLAGE. For further particulars inquire If tue
Subscriber " no is about TO West, snd 70 ISL
sell soon- ]. c. HARV-.N.
Cabot, Sept. %, ls7l- rM39tf
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Aaron Pawcr>, Esfaae.

iNHE 50 f~GRt L IS IaFInE O. rpeir Ted ty
the ,0prable Prpee te Court for the slstricr q
Washington, comm soners. 80 &c i've. eX4miut
nd <djlsf all claims and teua DIS OF al persons
inst the estate Of Aaron ?. wers, la Il WoOt
bury, "a SAID District drc-a-d represented ,nsoIv-
mi, 4nd the OF al l. fr q i2.h DIS If
'epi, 1871, a.tts ,tio I'd ny SAID Court tht
creditors OF said deceased NhI bItanc prove then
ct aims before give notice that viii
tttend thu duties of-ur tJts ii ell
ne house ~ r e F,sk N NooJbu y iu aid di-tr
m lst day Of November. aud oh day OF Ma, ch
all o'clock ia the II +rn1an each said vs.
4. = WEEA i.tN.
r4n~I DOR Az RInGAAN J IN =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-18
Iizabe shiid>, Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Proba,e Cou.t held
VssttSsIoS DIS rRIcr- ~s-1 81 No tpriter said
ri the @ day OF sep. a g. ISL
IRA RICHARDSON. -cm nI-trafoy fine rs-are -
4 EHzshet Z lids are d Nurs-nSgn. said Dis
trict deceased. presents his admin on zccouui
for xAmiuation and allow sucr, and spulicat
ecr-e Of distribution and partitCuof she estate
{ said deceased.
Wh-rrupou ,itl ordered b. said Court, hat said
account nd SAIL tpplir alton be -eterreu session
hereof 20 be held a. the Probate Once, IN.
- Montpelier. the 2ist day II Octorer
A. ID. ISL. FOR h-arfug and decision Thereon And
further ordered that notice hereof be given
al persons Interested by publication a. The s~ne
weeks =uccessively T. TIE Greco ouuJaln Free
man uewspAuer published AZ II pellet previous
T. ss time appo utrd fer hearing :, thar they NAV
ppear said time place, an show cause, II
may have, why said account should not be allow
al aud such tecree INSIDE
b. the Court
ROSS Atlsst-HARN+N RIDE Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-18
DE-. Il. MORRILL,

Author Of he Medical Adviser
The oldest SpscIs list in the cts for the trssts NJ n
all NERVOUS Mental DERASoENExrs
sLCNDON LANCET, JULY, 1862"
= He has many initatators but no squaLn
copy ofths London Lancet for july 1869 l. on fis
FOR tie inspection of the curious, al THE MORRILL,
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bulhneh ST.. Boston
FI6yl -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-18

To- TIE AFFLICTED.
ii Your Druggist is out Of The Salve and naglects
keep supplied send sevent-tive cents directed
below. and receive "a box uy return mail.
Put mp ia Boxes NJ 50 cents each. Prepared
hv MISS O. : SAWYER ana put up hy l.. N.
ROBBINS. Wholesale ana Retail Drug
glSu, ROCkland, Me. y Trial Box sent free
by mail receipt Of -eventy-tlvc cents by l. NJ.
ROBBINS. EtockIau1. Ne
THIS VALUABLE SAVE IS SOLD BY ALL
DEALERS N MEDICINES.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-18
wlyDHAW COUNTY
WINDSOR COUNTY .


The Methodist preachers Of the Springfield
D strict, presided over by Rev. j. w
Guernsey, had a ministerial meeting at
y oodstOck week before last. Essays and crit
icisms were the order of the exercises.
Greene's Block in Woodstock lately caught
FIRE. and a destructive confagration was
averted by it's timely discovery. jeweler
was the principal sufferer, and he was IN
sured.
Nathan B. Dana Of Reading died recently,
and his friends on conveying the news to his
daughter, Mrs Austin Bugbee at Pomfret
were surprised to find that her husbands
father. Rufus Bugbee, had died the same
morning, each losing father in one brief
hour.
The man who has bale of hops this year
is independent. Alden SpoOner of Bethel
sold load last week foI $1,000.
In Healdville, Thursday evening bar con-
nected with the coupling broke and fell on
the road bed, throwing six cars from the
track, three of which, one loaded with stoves
and two with potatoes, entirely closed the
road bed. The damage was slight.
A brakeman named Wright, while riding
on hay car. was hit by bridge at G'ssett s
station and thrown to the ground, lnJurlng
him seriously about the head.
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To the Masonic Fraternity.
ru4

For tbs sale of the GENERAL ILLUe TaArED Hfs1oEY o.
FEEEaAsosY-jn~t oufl Liberal q rms 10 exper snce
-rud IoT t'ircui4Ts to ;. r. hDBIN~DN & c.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

To CuRR CoNsUMPTION.-The remedy
should be used when the disease Is In the
inclpient stages, and when It hrst appears
In the system, such Is 3 hacking Cough
Pain In the Chest, Difieuity Of Breathing,
Cold Night sweats. Before the system Is
too much disorganiEed, Aliens Balsam VIII
be found to give immediate relief. This Bal
sam has acquired . reputation that no one
Suffering with q Cough can for moment
hesitate to give It a trial, II Il different from
most Lung or Cough Remedies - " contnlns
no Opium or Laudanum, it sets on the LIVER
and Misunderstanding Il almost o h0yerlng
Remedy to keep constantly In your house
II Is sold by all Druggists, and Medicine
Dealers,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08
The Violin and the Fiddle

Half century ago, or less, the some
what facetious DIR. Pond dwelt In the
uiet town of A in the State of
5 eady habits. The Doctors ideas were
liberal-much more so than some ofhis
congregation nevertheless he kept on
in The even tenor of his ways, and dis
re garded the p~rejudices of some Of his
congregation. He had o son named
E1och, whe at an early age manifested
a remarkable talent for music, which
Il e father cherished and cultivated
v it'll care. In the same village resid-
G an antiquated alden ladR who hav-
ing no cares of h& own to occupy her
time and attention, magnanimously-
devoted herself to those of her neigh
bors. One morning sH called in at the
doctors and requisite to see him.
When he entered the foom where she
was seated, he perceived at a glance
that something was amiss, and before
he had time to extend her the usual
chow dye do Pr she added:
II think, DIR. Pond, that a man of
your age and profession might had
something better to do, when YOU were
in New London last week, than to buy
Enoch a fiddle; all the people are
ashamed that u minister should buy
his son q fiddle! 0, dear what is the
world coming to, when ministers will
do such things p"
who told you ] had a fiddle ~ In
quired the doctor.
Who told ne? Why, everybody
says so, and some people have heard
him play on it as they passed the door.
But amt 1t true, doctor?
II bought Enoch a violin, when |
went to New London.
"a violin, what's that9f
"Did you never see one?p
Never
!" EnocA,n said the doctor, stepping
to the door, bring your violin here.1
En0ch Obeyed the command, but no
sooner had he entered with his instru-
ment than the old lady exclaimed.
"Lai now there why, 1t lisa Id
Do not judge rashly, 2 said the doe
tor, giving bis son q wink walt tllfyou
hear it,
Taking the hint Enoch played Old
Hundred. The lady Whs c0mnIetnlv
mystihed It looked like eddie. but
then who had ever heard Old Hundred
played on q fiadle2 III could not Is.
Rising to depart, She exclaimed. an
glad ! came ia 10 satisfy myself. "a
me- luss = think how some
1"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

Cana turkey buEEard Be deceived BY
his ee~nseofEmell2 THIS question haV'
Inc been somewhat disru aooFrea-
pondent writes TO The American Natu-
Tallst. elunp Audubon IS one Of bis an.
thOritles. that both The turkey bu1EaEd
and blaok vultnro are practically Inca,
pableOf DISTINGUISHING odOrs, and o.
teot thelr food By the sense Of sight
alone. Heads that they feed upon
fresh meat Is readily as upon putri
flesh
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08
Rr. REV. O. r. ouINTARD, D. D., :. D I
Visitor.
New. George Beekest. Rector.
Mrn. d. n. Martha, Principal.

tits the design Of this Institution to alfOrd
the very highest advantages for the .educar
ton OF young ladies, both solid and orna.
mental. The regular course Of study lalo
down m our schedules full and compfehens
sive. but no more extended than the pre-
can't times demand on all who would enjoy
Eha baneats and distinctions OF o dniahed ca.
ucafion. twill be- q aim TO train the nina
10 habit or patient aud independent hougna
and % excite IN the pupil that spirit o. SELF
relianee which will be her best security lQg
fntnre asr A1lnoss and independence. super
dcialnesa m study will be utterly dlseara4g
and ever reminding the pupil that tneEz
an0FoyaI road 70 learlingt.
Of the Institute VIII be hard Wofkg.--py
which re feel assured the highest results q
education can only be attained. More Lnqn
ordinary attention is paid 10 the Zine Arta
Mone. v. EstaVe, who hN9 81 Wr HlInHPN
M enviahIe distinction inthe Musical MuF1Ai
igfhn nsrnctor on that Important enaEtmaMtf
and Madame Estev0 has change q III. NQe3i
elaases. AtAe MQuefn AsAABAA8es e. $500
by EATIvE teachers Of acknowledges anAlsts
The fnstItnfion il amply supplied With ne
most Improved Chemical, Philosophical a1d
Aatron0fnicai Apparatus, and also with qE-
nall1nt 9~ealoslcaI Mineral and k9sah NAn
- 4. B-EorC Circulars containing terms end
uFthsr paEiAeplsg spp|X e
Columbia XennesaeDs
Time 4<%EAH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

A remarkably hard drinker, who
yasexpiring, begged one Of his friends
TO bring him a goblet Of water, telling
him: don our death-bed we must be
reconciled to our enemies"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08
Total Value 50, Gifts,
100000.

The funds Of the Association, and those pro-
ceeding from the sale 0fths snfFayfnfE are, as
soon a. received, placed in other Of the two
banks with whom We DO business. and can only
Re drawn out BY a joint check Of all its Board Of
Directors,
The purpose of this premium. .salei Is Simply to
realize the cash on merchandise on hand, and
on the real estate "a mentioned while the prOf-
its VIII accrue from the sale ofthiblerge amount
" g0Qde At retail price. besides the benefit OF
obtaining the cash instead ofthe goods.
Refer 10 Chas. Go0ding. Esq., Speaker Of the
Delaware Senate, the Clerks 0fb0th hrancheg OF
the Delaware Legislature, Ell tho Leading Men.
the Banks, and Me Press Of Delaware nAd Ma
rylnnds
We want active men hndHomtH. ofofyNhere
70 work for u.s. with whom 70 viii 1Hko liberal
afrenGemtnts, nnmNfF Hfitf tIftif ordering
their aamplo enslas ~ win nivf them one
engraving and NJ AAA isHE. i6f bt8. four
nanCg they send. ns
TQ%rdof m NnHrHHI III As ~ .0O4n AreR4
b.efod letter, on NaAE Order, and W.
Will send by p1taln maA engraving and
epna al youf i9f fns1aglnas, messy
ard dfaIts aud III eofftsn - Dtf HfncfA
~ 0Mcef gldle "a fftN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

n. Z. HELMR0LD'S
CURES DISEASES Az
P~RUDENcEs, HAE'7
PATTON,

In all their stages, at htt'
no change In diet, no inco.
exposure. II causes a m
gives strength to Urinaier
Obstruetions, Preventiu
lures Of b Urethrai A4.
Illumination, so irequen.
eases, aud expelling ~
Thousands who have
incompetent persons,
heavy fees TO be cured
found they have been ie,
"Poison" has, by the uso
gents" been dried up IN
out In n more aggrnNaten
after Marriage.
Use HELMB0bDs
for all Affections and Dis
Organs, whether existing
from Whatever cause orr
matter OF how long utanul
DOLLAR AND FIFTY CkNl
@yu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

COmBuMptiOm-For the cure OF this dis
tressinR disease, there has been no modl-
cine yet discovered that can show more avl.
dence Of real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This unequal oxpectorant Tor
to Il, such as affections ofthe Throat, Lungs,
and all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs, 10
introduced to suffering public after It's merits
for the positive are of such diseases have
been fully tested. Tho formula from which
IL Is prepared Is referred to by the leading
medica1journhls Is being equal to any pre-
scliption that can be made up for such dis.
eases by the medical faculty. The BALSAM
Ii, consequently, recommended by the ply
sicians who have been acquainted with It's
great success.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

ratl maj 81 licltd lfeclions RelAs
Rri1i6nde nfita rnosi espolsi. 3,rnniieai D,
'nhio chaYarlet fafnasneA
VIVA ri d nnsollc " ~
~. y mr. 40 nom lIn nlslesy u !, states-
di1f eminnnh FtFEiffnsI wv. sevtr rescned
mon. etf. The pzoHtfel4t ,seysnapeFs he
ia iff|f public |IaH tn his aft!i-
dos not % IIt HaI4 5.1 ,iinIia. and 90
s8sza nn hy certhiea'es'
henry h AFNN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

Dall Niee IS peleer|nalina through
karsas lie hes hls entire nose ana
~ n animals win him.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08
What Makes the Wind Blow

Ii the question were. "Eho makes
the wind blow Pail Our eung friends
would have a ready hswer: thOy
know tina. God controj all the forces
of nature. But he us meaug. The
sun is His great wind Aaker. To I'M
derStand its action, tdnk of the air as
a great ocean like 'yater, but much
lighter, entirely = ounding the globe.
The sun shines II this ocean of air
and through it i the earth, heating
them both, am lparting most heat
t The earth's 3 rface. Bat the suns
avs shine nj c directly down ON
some parts ia on others, and there
tore heat tt IN more. Thus, it is al.
ways hotler in the region of Tie equa.
cor than AZ the poles. Now heat ex.
pands a P'id, making it lighter, and
when pa { Of the air Is expanded by
heat, II ses, and the cooler, heavier
surrounding air rushes in 10 all its
plac' INC thus wind is produced.
II following simple experiment will
sl ~ just how this works.
Fhl large tin pail with water, In
zach scatter some fine bread crumbs.
Pace Q burning lamp under the mid.
40 of the pail, and the crumbs win
soon begin to rise, carried up by thg
heated column of water, and then
making a curve toward the sdes will
SINK downward, ard pass horixoniaI
direction along the earth's surface. II
2 room containing a hot stove droT
into the dir In dlfIerent places bits q
light cotton o., dry thistle blossoms
and you VII zoe how the aif is inCy.
Ing 70 each point.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

aMelTs Kingdom" is The name piycn
tos.a alrcnil often miles around psiFd
rnr ncrNuS y mas been for
twenty years the tfamplng ground 81
the Rev. Dr. Nell a Baptist preacher.
and there Is scarcely to be found lhcre.
~ aletneaiss, 4 resbytarsan. rpisco.
pallan, or ioman Catholic. isvcrv
man, woman, al chad-iunnfs ef.
eeptea-is either i baptist ~ rs.
baptist procIifities.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08
~@NH
HENRY !. HELM
PROVED R0SF

Cannot be 6ffpaSseti ~
viii Sc found the ONLY $50
every spe1ies Of CEEAh
eheedily efnaicates PINT.
ffffr tnYrK fFDUEA3
Erbrs MKMBNASe, etc
aud fNCiraEST INfIAN
KAsn. MOTH RATcHksi u
IN y. ROsr BITES, arc
high AlvEg or OlNrA
slnros Inc ska 10 > state q ]
neas. nua insales e0nunueu
~ me fiHsi1o 81 It's vessels, 9
fine anrenable ciearness aJid y
rlexi6n SO much sought am
however valuable as 7 rsi9Il
defects 81 the skin, n, v. ~
Wash has long sustained US
10 unbonudta PATRONAGE /
.iiles which render ~ = 1vli
AGE of the most supeflhtlVe
chafaotar, combining ~ 81 !
f|Ibse uroiniNtnt eQulsltes
FfcAcf the fFnFlable aecv
d E4esefKatlNe y
tic Cdtnnlexl0ns At n w
'ior Nj ola illtlen
Infection TOR dIsf q wv
sInr nom habits Of llsell
correction VIII the Ex4 /.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

Thenews from Porto Rico, by the
Spanish steamer, confirms the reports
ot the agitated state ~ affairs on that
islnhd. The radical party Of Crcolcs
and conservative SpaniaFds are not
only Nagipg ! var Of words, bMt Tic
lAAoK thfoAien recourse t9nrmg. There
" mnel et discomfort with tie
NOW king and the events 0fthe past
few days show that Spain Il III rreai
danger than ever oflosing her remain.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08
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Henry 7 H. oId'a

MehFy IL 80 Jld'A
HIGHLY coNcE ERs . coNnjuyp
Fluid Extra t g prlIa
WIN radically extern NJ
scrOtnla, syphilis, +, 81. FsteIn
P~ronehifis arlr Io2 @ Head,
~. RnnntnSs ,so,' nm, Cm.
lngg, Tumors, Cancer
Ricketts,, Glandular Sw
Rash, letter, HumOrs RVS
nheumatiem, Dyspep.
veafs- V''N"i' nc IA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

Nss,f ~
0qr0 1nd FhH Eliq scs GNa'
Jmc
BgA LIVER CQNfBkfNq
hlLIQy9 AHFEcff0Ns A0NDlLb
hQl5 HEADAcHE, Cor GH NER.
Ne MERrliRy TANNING
FERROUS DRuUs, DELE
ghosoR Pills are thsmoa,a
AM pni9atiye, ~EupegedinS pleas.
mnEnasia. eto. fhhsye oil, sails.
cetlahle 70 the stomach. more 40,
endc1uHo Mother nausea r We tone,
tnNy are composed 0f m, lS pains,
ANQr few DAYS use al IN "9refiaMi.
Vraiion ofthe entire svsf an inylg,
stparntof mifaenlous tofs Place az
yaled, whether arising a., A4l ener-
disease, a. a. Holmb6le N1ence OF
Extract CatAwbA Graz Jung FAid
COATED, Hgom the fact ii lSar,
dOnot dissolve, but Il. Pills
ach Without diasolyIn -ioia'
produce the desired Ell LOrol
GRAPE PILLS, belnl NlAWbA
Od0f, do NOT neces III 'sele sue
coated. PhkCE Fl II sngaI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-04-08

the eanatobla Miss TImea as
en- II that lan 40 spceulalinr a
me hen0ol-books iequlring purchasers
% pey double their ORIGINAL eos ii
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01

OUIsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
1NAMR CHANGED FROM LOUISIANA STATE
SEMINARY,
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA"
Founded and Supported BY tho state
Of Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION.
Now in progress, will Close last Wednesd: in June
1870 The OeXt session will begin first Monday IN
September next. and. will continue ten monthA
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists OF full corps Of able instructors In al
branches OF Literature and Science usually taught
tae best colleges aud universities.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and Academic Department.
including a Literary Scientific and Optional Course
a Special School OF Civil Engineering and Com
uercal School
LIBRARY APPARATUS AND CABINETS,
Well selected and valuable. The Geological and
Neurological Cabinets. etc, the largest and mos.
complete in the South, embracing the extensive col
leCtons of the late Colonel Wales OF Mississippi
and tue Cabinets of the Typographical. Geological
and Botanical Survey of Louisiana
ADMISSION
Granted TO Cadets not under fifteen years OF age
who know Arithmetic. English Grammar AID 'Iec2
rapay.
OF eve.- kind, except clothing, 70. ten months
5 35D + 2oc payable i'll advance, balance February
by accepted draft. at eight lAc cent. for ninety
DAYS. Payments may be made through the Cana.
OF Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time du.in, TIE session
aud charged from date Of entrance.
DISCIPLINE,
Military, with daily drill. A battery Of foC: guns
VIII afford facilities for instruction ID artillery.
Uniform OF CaIets-Cadet-grey cloth. to be hsi at
the Institution at cost OF twenty-five do.-Acs per
suit
For further info mation, address
d. +. BOYD, Superintendent.
Baton Roy louisiana
MAY: :5'h.
Office %: :,- University in New Orleans. =. Sws:.
br.cA Co.'S. - Camp street.
'Cntil the rebuilding of the College edAce ia..l,
destroyed by me- near Alexandria. the Institution
Is temporarily located at Baton Rouge in the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum. Location very healthy, and ac4
comm oda pie for large number of CadatA.
Number this isssion one hundred aud seventyJ
myl1 III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
rTN<, PISTOLS, RIFLES, iEIf.CNI.
TIps FISHING AND SPORTING. ARTICLES.

l.. CERTEIS, No. 55 ~. Charlie. street,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has opened the above Weli-kno
stand, and where may be found a full assortment
OF Double and Single Bar-eled SHOT-GUNS, of var
Ous Makers RIFLES, PISTOLS, REVOLvE2S. AM
MUNiTION of all kinds, FISHING and SPORTING
ARTICLES, MILITARY and POLICE GOODS, etc,
the whole of which offered to the trade at tho
LOVES MARKET RATKS.
REPAIRING Of all kinds done with neatuess and
dispatch. aud all work fully guaranteed
n0l9 i'm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-01
r FRED. BII.CHNlElER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
XI.I.ESrr PEENIUN AWARDED

IEIG.IE~T- PREMIUM AWARDED
l. ~ IL. LOUISIANA State FaIfs.->r-. \. NJ 1ar-
ism taxes pleasure in Informing her end, ana
patrons that SIZE viii open her NEW F.NE SHIRT
MANUFACTURES. ROOMS, MONDAY, October ;
at lll t;,nal street four doors iron, Rampant. and
W.. .0'..ayoG 20 I'VE entire satisfaction perfect
ht., good "o:N ai.i ptnc:ual!tN. Sample OF work
constant. or hand. Si- so II fUrnl. j .:tri.
AID make TO order E-.m.u and his. b.. club
,lu.:rrl.s II every style and description.
de- ".