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Vislr To WESTON. Dir. y. D. Camp.
bell, pf Beverley, will visit this place,
SEPTEMBER 26rH, 27ru ASH 2Sru,
When he will be prepared to perform
all operations 10 Dentistry, The Doc
tor INA kes his first witt here, but lie
feels that the character Of his work
will guaranice him success. All OPP.
cratinns warranted, as he is possessed
Of the latest Denial instruments aud
methods.
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RE- TUE PUNISHMENT CLuB.-Wc
are requested to give notice that
meeting Of the StOuewall Tournament
Club. Of Weston, will b. held at TnE
DENocRAr Office, on Saturday evening,
September 18th. A full attendance is
desirable.
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Ez- IMPROVEMENTS MIR. A. C
Hale has commenced the erection of u
building OF the lower end Of Mr.. Min.
nicli's lot gu Nam Street. 1t is to be
quite lengthy structure, and QUO and.
half stories high. Mr.. II. will prob
ably make known through the columns
of rnG DEAocRAr what he proposes to
do therein.
Mr.. Fred Brinkman is making prep
ara,inus to extend the brick front Of
his store the full length of his lot,
which will give him handsome and
convenient storc.roOm.
We understand that Mr.. 7. NJ.
Chalfant cUntcmplatcs erecting a two.
story brick store at some place 90 Main
Street.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-11

RI DlPrnERIA.-Scvcral cases Of
this terrible disease have occurred
rithiu the pas, few days /. appears
10 be spreading; and the doctors are
kept busy attending to the numerous
cases.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In The Circuit Court Of Giiater county.
Samuel Whiting admin.
iis'ra'or cf.Samuei Whit.
ing dceeased, plaintiff
George W Mnlman,
j In F. ". Holt. George In Chaneey
Nickel, lIaymef,M L.
Stump, " l.. Stump.
aud Arttas B Fleming
and Robert +. Fleming,
commissioners, d:t'h.
aud
A b, qndR. F Elem.
ing, commissioners, Ffi
(" In Chancery
Gsorg, " Hlrdman,
Id,Enddnr.
TIVE ABOVE CAUSES HAVING BEEN
i referred 10 Master Commissioner
Of the Circuit Court VI Gilmer county, il Is
adjudged, ordered aud decrred that such
lNV""AssaSHNl sunni haANl Ahll ull lNlulN Auc
separate and aggregate amounts OF the sew
eral judgments in said hills mentioned.
?nd. Ascertain the amounts paid on said
Judgments, and by whom paid, and the
amounts remaining unpaid.
Sd. Ascertain the amount Of none, 10 the
hands Of any Commissioner, Recorder OF
person, collected By or under proceedings In
thrse cauIcJ, or under contracts leSpiting The
lands therein named.
4th. Ascertain and report the amount d
money due or owing from defendant John F
", Holt, on bis purchase of lands Of Georgt
W. Hartman, ifany, after dedue:ng cred
its for payments thereon.
9th, Report any special natter deemed
pertinent by himself, or which being peril
nunt, may hercquired by any Of the pariiei
COMMISSIONERS UFTIcE, Glrnville, W. Va |
August 2sth, 1871
The parties to the above named suits, ant
all others interested, are hereby notified tia
have fixed on Monday, the "a day Of DC
toher. 1871, At my Office in the town 0
Glcnvillc, West Virginia, when and where
shall proceed 10 execute the foregoing urtc
ofreIepncc. Given uadgr my hand the do!
aud year s'oTesaii.
LEVl JOHNSON,
s9pll.u Commissioner 10 Chalcsry,
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Ey PoruLATloS or Wxsr VIRGINIA.
From the oficlaiiy- received census
for 1870, it appears that West Viz
sinia has stot.I popsl.iion of442. Oh.
Of which IA 1888 are natives, aud
1901 're foreigners. As to color.
t2i ,O23 are white, 1850 blacks aud
| laliap.
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Extract. Of Ill kind. at Briulmuu'.

G1- TnANEs.-wc ARE under obi.
cations toJ X Smith, Esq, Prc.i.
dent OF the Taylor County Agricultural
aud Mechanical SOci''y. f.r compli.
msn,ary ticket. The day. of c1hibi.
ton are on the 10Th, llth, l2,h aud
18Th OF October. The Fair will
doubtless be an occasion Of greut in.
tcrcst, und we'll worth; Of patronage.
We shall be thar" ii possible.
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cs- WoNx on the Fair Grounds is
progressing rapidly. |, is expected
that the track will be ready for usc
within the nest ten days.
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A No. / Cane Mill at Edwards, and
any one wanting superior nill will
consult their interest by calling and
examining it.
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E,S RR7. W. h. SlsDgrr, Presby.
trrisu. will preach Tomorrow Sunday
morning aud evening ut the Methodist
Church.
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MARRIED.

LANCAsTER-FLOYD-.cu the 3Oth
ult., in Sutton, by tile Rev. LII Huffman,
Mn. ". Il, LANCASTER to Miss ALICE V. fLorD
all Of D.nxtOn.
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See Edw,rd's stock of ,iuv,re.

Nachiaists lud all others having use for
extra articles OF l.ubricaling Oil, can obtain
the same by calling At A. u. penrs Drug
store. Warranted catirely Tree fren sand
nhd other inpuritirs.-Unly Is teuis per gal
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
The following is the latest market
report we have received:
BEEF CATTLE-Priccs to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Bes,
beevrs ut b l2Ia5 Is: generally rated
6rH quality at 1 5Oa5 l2l; medium
or good fair quality at 3 75a4 so; or.
binary tin Steers, Oxen aud Cows at
3u3 IS; general average Of the market
to-day 62l Extreme range Of
prices. 3a5 Is Most ofthc sales were
from 4 to 5 per 100 pounds. OF the
receipts 10 head came from Maryland.
I442 from Ohiu. 72G from West vir.
ginia, Go from Virginia, 40 from the
District Of Columbia, and "a from Ia.
diana
SHEEP AND LAMBS We quote
at la52c per pound gross. as to quail.
ty. Open wool stock Sheep in good
request at 2aS IS per head. lambs
at 2aS 30 per her head. as to quality.
ll0GS-WcquOtc ut 6 jOn7 per 100
pounds net; the decline for the week
being lnle per pound.
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ri VIZ call the attention Of our
=. -icr, to the advertisement Of l.coui.
ia Smith, Esq to be found in an.
t',Vri column. His stock VI Leather
aalnl. be excclct.
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Horse shoes, nail rod, nails &c Mt
Edwards,
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Err. RALSTON,

Or Of the Corresponding Secretary.
The books Of the Society for the ,ale
Of Stock are still open, a.
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Pay Ur.-All parties owing T, A.
EdSards are requested to settle their
aceouas Immediately.
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A fnc lot Of Gcrmnn and French
Accgrdsons for Glls at Briukuun's,
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West Tirgiria. To.Nid;
Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Of Lewis county, on the hrit Goa.
day in September, 1871.
Fountain johnson and
WimmJrcd II. Johwon,
his rife, and others,
plaintiff.
~.
Aathonil Noon, q, nd. III Chancery
minis'rator Of Nathaniel
Noon. deceased. and as
diHriJ1lee Of said dece.
dent, and others, dcfen-
iants.
TIME OBJECT OF THIS SUIT 1910 AD.
minister the assets Of the tecedrnis e.
tale under the direction Of the court, 10
settle the accounts Of said administrator, 10
decree whatever sun may Lc found IN tue
hands OF said administrator, against him
aud 7. Y. Horn the security in his bond,
and 10 decree the distribution Of such sum,
Rsd the surplus assets Of said estate among
the plaintiffs and others entitled thereto.
And II appearing irun an affidavit filed, that
Richard Mon, Schuyler Moon, James Noon,
Oscar Moon, Leslie Noon aud Edward q.
Ancell, defendants in this suit, are not rcsi-
dents of the State ofwCst Virginia, and they
Incorporating, II is ordered that they doap-
pear here within one month after the date Of
the first publication Of this order, and do
what Is necessary to protect their interests in
diis suit. A Copy-Tcste:
JOHN G. JACKSON, Clerk
II. BRANNoN, pl'n, atty sspll-i,
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Hlaa box Of M | crsvrly's chewing
gd ju,I received ut Sritkman's
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MEETING OF DIRECTORS.


A meeting of the Directors of the
Lewis County Agricultural and Me-
ehanical Society will be held at the
Court House in Weston, on the 22d
inst. Tue question Of free admiltance,
and other business Of Importance, will
COME before the meeting
BY order If the Board.
a. W, W00DF0RD, President.
Wtsl.tubS, wash.boards, we'll
buckets, brOOms, ehurus, &c, to be had
etNsps..EiwardS'.
DOM forget 10 60 to Mrs. varnry's
aud OK yonr Millinery GoodI.
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Sugar Cured Canvass Hams. Of n
very superior quality. at Edwards.
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To Lok4 " Elanagan and William O

10 Joh4 " Flanagan and IIIliam G
Flanagan. non.resiicmS:
TNAKE NOTICE THAT AT TIE LAW
Ufice OF Henry lirannon, In Weston,
Lewis county, West Virginia, on the ID day
Of October, 1911, will take the dispositions
of Wilson Riley and others, 10 be read rs ev-
idence on the hearing Of chnntcry suit In
the Circuit Court ., said county Of Lewis,
wherein am plaintiff aud you and Others
are defendants. And iithc taking Of such
dispositions should not be commenced, or
being commenced, should not be completed
OH that day, tue iuhing OF The saine will he
continued from day to day until completed.
Icpi.it SAMUEL l. GOODMAN.
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rs AccIpsSr.-Wc leErn that Mr..
Shelton Smith, Of Battellc, was kicked
by vicious horse, and injured seri.
ou.ly
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RecUllect that Mrt. varncy sells
Millinery GOOds from Is to 20 per
cs~t lcs. than any other hous: iu town
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Srosics cigars tobacco and snuff al
DTiukmans.
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THE

LEWIS COUYTYACRECUL.
TURAL AND MECHAN
ICAL SOCIETY
VIII hold its First Annual
FeAKR =!
WESTON,W.VA.
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER Is, 10, and 20.
Competition OWCM totMC
Stwtc at A0vGe.
PREMIUMS will b. offered upon
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
TOOLS.
MACHINERY,
IRON AND TIN WARE,
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS. &C..
W0ODENWARE,
SEWING,
KNITTING md
WASHING MACHINES,
MISCELLANEOUS
MECHANICAL PRODUCTS.
PRIIITS GRAIN
VEGETABLES, BUTTER,
CHEESE, HONEY,
BREAD &C.
PRESERVES
CANNED Fruits
PICKLES &c
FINE ARTS
FLO WERS
ORNAMENTED SHELL AND
NEEDLE.WORK
FACTORY GOODS.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURERS
SWINE
POULTRY
FINE WOOL SHEEP
MIDDLE WOOL SHEEP
LONG WOOL SHEEP
FAT SHEEP,
AYRSHIRE CATTLE.
CATTLE.
DEVON CATTLE.
DURHAM CATTLE,
NATIVE CATTLE,
FAT CATTLE,
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M Y BOOK STOR E

Is complete at all times. sell at Baltimore
prices, with 5 per cent off Country Merchants
supplied with SCHOOL BOOKS at publish.
crs' prices.
Churches and Sabbath schools
supplied with BIBLES. TESTAMENTS,
HYMN BOOKS and ASSORTED LIBRARIl
anywhere.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
The Income Tax.

Genera! P!easanton. the Commissioner OF
Inferno! Revenue. has come out in favor OF
Il total abolition of the income tax. On
Wednesday lie appeared before the Ways
an! cleans Committee and recommended
legislation to that end. The estimated rev
emu. from the tax on incomes. at the new
rate OF two and half pc: cent. is about
S'.Do, 0D.and the Commissioner thinks that
the cost Of collectin: i, will almost equal
the amount collected. The ways and
n,",us are more favorable to the
abolition of this tax than they ;a,e been
heretofore. though. not wholly committed to
Il. Secretary Boutwel! is said to be opposed
- :he abolition of the tax. :nd fears that il
II is abolished som. OF the special taxes will
have ~ be restored to keep up the necessary
amount OF Internal revenue.
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\ NANDEREls

A Romance of the Be!Is-On 30 81. Louis
On the tlirtieth of last month. man
sunbu'nt end shabbiIv dressed, named
hui9roVr. took passage on the steamer
John Kyle for St Louis. lie had been IN
this city about two weeks. having arrived
from Mobile about the sixteenth, and had
Travelled our streets daily and night Y
during that time. almost without intey.ni,
sion. tic wa, Il Penna,lvanian bv birth
and had left his homo on one OF these silly
| pllgrilna.cs. in pursui: Of - iathiess wife,
who left his home nearly year ago. in
company with stranger. ilc viewed and
stared into each of the counties. faces that
silrgea past in noisy crowds, but all were
alike to his vision: one likeness wa. want
ing III the moving panorama to give variety
| to the scene-a likeness that had once been
the comfort and glory Of his home.
1t was, Ill detail, one of these romance.
| growing cut OF the war--one Of these fatal
mistakes which the sympathy Of the times
called ior, and which were so prevalent
after the dsbandimo of the armies.
Indeed, it is cur presumption that there
Is great deal yet remaining OF contracts
then entered into, wlIici, the divorce courts
Tor the next ten years will be called unou
to determine. The numerous DISCREPANCIES
OF character covered up in the wholesale
aud ihdiscri,niiate joinin. together of
hearts and hands, form n great feature in
the 10" a',t franchise of the country at the
present day, and has opened up a thousand
and one ncw-fangled doctrines. loyisms.
yotisms. hair-part in the -middleisms. and
so Oh. h.ilsrove had marched to the
sea; received letters from his Mary at
Atlanta. and followed the fortunes of She,-
man I" the close OF the war. His own story
Is, thai he had no personal acquaintance
with his wife before the war, but adds that
the changes and relils of war often brine
to memory faces which before We had MAST
unn0ticed.
Mays ,ette,s came first in the Shirt of
inquiry, but soon warmed as the necessities
of the times required; often distant. and
often glowing As accounts varied. His let;
tiers il the meantime were eagerly perused
and noted. She was at this time living with
her aunt on a small property on the suburb.
of Philadelphia, and when tho soldier re-
turned, tho fair sympathizer received him
with open arms, for veal or woe.
Fresh from the field and with the soldiers |
honor still pointing onward, he commenced |
life anew on the farm whittier he removed |
his wife, and bent every energy to the one |
great purpose. that Of making her happy.
-Four wears or mora paased away without |
bringing any change or increase in their
family, until the evil came
1t came to the music of the fnkln. bells
A travelling company announced as Swiss
,ellringers and musicians were to give a Sc
les of concerts at Mauch Chunk, the great
oal depot for supplying the seaboard cities
Orth, and within few miles of which Kill
rove lived. There his wife fell in with the
orc Of the cymbals, a nice young man. Of
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brilliance and much tone, who had been in
troduced to killgrOve, and both were at ono,
" first-sighted.' Soon the bells ceased thei
ting-a-ling, and then the company departed
and it was not until then that Killgrove dis
covered the pertidy OF his wife. She had
departed with the Americo-Swiss bellringer
for Wilkcsbarrc, the company having beer
engaged there for one week but on thu
| husbands arrival he found that the gen
tleman had departed, that he had abandoned
! the profession and had already taken his de
parture for one OF the Western cities, hay
ing been just married, the same evening.
This intelligence nearly drove Killgrove
to despair. and, returning. he sold his prop.
erty and went in pursuit of the runaways
After much inquiry and patient search he
learned in some way that Chicago WAS the
point to which they had likely taken tickets,
anu inther Inc came. Not meeting with any
success. he addressed himself to the news
papers i'll order to learn the whereab bouts of
the concert troop, thinking that possibly the
pair would rejoin them after all likelihood
OF pursuit was over. and continue the time
they had SO unccrcmoniously broken off.
But after going to Memphis. whittier he had
been advised to go, and not finding them.
he Travelled still further South. visiting
Nashville. Charleston. Mobile and other
cities. and arrived here about the sixteenth
of last month.
lie still nourishcs the idea that no will
yet discover his wife. and win her away
from the scducer. Like Mr.. Peggoty, he
thinks that if she could hear his voice, she
would return and be happy once more.
His long journeys and priyatiOns have no
doubt. made havoc Of his mind and body,
though he still exhibits evidences of great
and tolerablc requirements. At
ter learning his story. we could not resi,.
telling him Of the truitlessness of his efforts
and the bitterness consequent upon success,
but hisscyes' only answered by kindling into
re yengeiul glare. and his features settling
into morbid and CHASTITY tranquility.
Whatever his tolls in the future. we could
aOt help wishing him success, for We add
nircd his confidence and firmncss, and do !
IT'LL nope that he may yet disturb the ras-
al III his professional exhibitions, by |
triklng :: new note Oh lis bells, either AT |
It. Louis or Chicago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
flor the Republican,
TIJF DEAD MlSkK.
~

A fev days since entered an DID, hall
tumble-down house, carelessly opened inc
old creokiny door. for well knew nothing
couh now disturb him. The scene was
most revolving. The room was chill anu
damn If seemed TO be inhabited only ny
spiders, filth and poverty. looked around
for his bed. there was none, but III one cor
uer upon rags and straw was stretched MS
miserable body, his hard face shrunken; Ills
STONY ewes appeared, even in death, to glare
with the passion that wrenched bis SOU
from his BODY. Despised by the world that
knew him. lie was now unlOved, uncared TOR
in his miserable old age. A tree in the md
die of winter without a single bright flower
or green Leaf hanging upon its ice covered
limbs. all had been wrenched away by the
| cold storms of winter. There he lies poor,
| Iitif,,!. disgusting object. Day by day has
| this miserable wretch starved himself III
| this dark, gloomy room. For more than
half a century, ha, ne thus lived all alone
and unloved. never giving or receiving the
luxury of kindly spoken words. II he ever
possessed sympathy for a human being, he
had locked it so securely and deep within
his cold, hard heart, that the smallest bub-
bic never arose to the surface. The key Of
his ICY heart he had long since. with his
aged, trembling fingers, buried beneath the
loatllsOn,e waters of avarice. No sweet
smile of giadnes. had ever frightened his
dull, pale face. No warm, tiny arms had
ever encircied his neck. No happy childish
voice had over called him by the sacred
name of father. The sweet, holy smile OF
wife had never frightened at his approach.
There he lies. alone with his gold, poor
old man ; oven in death his miserly hand
food and raiment. friend. wife and
child. aye. even his God. His one
dying prayer was that his ~oul could
hoves over his worshiped gold. His heart |
compare to . rose. as a tiny bud. beautiful |
and fragrant. but as its soft leaves unfold, |
there crecps silently in the worm that |
slowly but surely devours its sweetness
and beauty. leaving it faded and dead.
Thus had the worm righteousness buried
itself deep within his heart, so when its
leaves should have been developed to no.
b.cness. it was dead to all human virtues. a
thing apart from our world. u haggard.
slualid. miscrly wretch. broodlng in solemn
silence. counting his gold. y most singular
phase .: :. mind diseased is presented in the
case .: til;s miserable old miser. There
seems not one :edeeming trait in his nature
tina: 'ould have frightened the gloom OF his
lie. or made iig!l. the dark valley OF the
shadow IL death"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22
COLINA.'S IMrHovIn CNDul>ToEY Co

COLINA:> IMPROVED UNDULATOEY CoHS
AM HUHAT M,iLs.--AS viii! b. seen upon
reference ~ u card published in another
column this morning. Mr. j. Dudley Cole
mar. the manufacturer of these celebrated
milk. has rc-estdbli>hed their HEADQUARTERS
on st. Charles street. ut No. 81. This
strongly reminds us OF the day. lon. gone
~. when til. father Of the present manut;c-
turer. mir. Willis Z. Coleman. the inventor
Ok the undulatory mills. had his Office at No.
81 s.. Charles street, under the Masonic
Hall. and was the pioneer of the machinery
business on ST. Charles street. In fact. the
history OF that street is SO closely associated
in our mind with these mills that it seems TO
be the only locality where they should be
inquired for: and. like our great hotel on
that thorought;,re. are one Of the triumphs
OF New Orleans. For as that hotel is cele.
bratcd as the most imposing structure of the
sort in the Union. so these mills;ar the best.
for all the purposes intended ever manu-
tactured i'll the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

ST. Louis I!OTEL MASK BALLs.-Visitors
to this city. who may have a desire to see
life i'll New Orleans after the most approved
Creole style. should not fail to attend at
least one of the above mentioned splendid
balls. The magnificent ballroom where
they are 9 wen is historic among our old
population. and the revival of them bv such
gentlemen as direct these affairs ins,res
that they will he attended by the best class
Of our citizens. The next ball will be ciyen
ON Saturday next, the twcnty-cighth in
slant. and when we tell those who are fond
OF the dance that Jaegcr's Silver Cornct
Band will discourse their delightful music.
we deem that we have said enough to cntica
them to go by all means. Tickets are to be
had at the door On the night of the ball, or
at Mr.. +. Dumontcil's Confectionery. cor
ncr of Canal and Bourbon streets. Bv the
by. speaking of Mr.. Dumonteil reminds lis
that he has opened Il cigar store at No. If.
Canal street. where he will keep large
stock of the very best cigars in the market.
OF his own importation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

HE CARO- GUANO-A careful, per,,sal of
the advertisement of Mcssrs. Schaeter 4
Co.. No. Is Carondclet street. is advised.
Inc merits OF this great fertilizer over all
others are clearly and simply stated, and
planters and farmers would do well to look
Int" the matter. That many of the mo st
available lands for cultivation in this AND
the nclghborinS States can be much ben
ehtcd by the use of this glano. must be
apparent, and we hope that no time will he
lost by their proprietors in getting supply
aud putting it on. Messrs. Schacier & Co.
can supply any demand at very reasonable
prices with all required dispatch. Read
their advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-22

NISE7.E>rH ANNUAL STATEMENT or THE
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. Cour,<y W.
publish the above mentioned document this
morning. and our readers will find it we'll
worth careful pcrusal. 1t will be seen tha,
the company has done business auouuti,o'
to the enormous sum Of $26I. 772 Is. uuon
which profit has been made of $40 I,l H..
us aSSets. consisting OF cash, first class
ooaas and real estate. amount to Sl,O5l.
''39 80; and the board of trustees have do.
ciared scrip dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE No.
cent on the net earned participating premi-
mns for the year ending December 81 1870
with ak per cent interest ON all OUTSTANDING
certificates OF profits, payable on the ff
teeuth Of March next,
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