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Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04
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LANES on r.sE FLOWERS.

Written for the Middlctown Transcript
RY LAvixA.
The earth IL filled will, beauties bright,
Aud all God made He made just right,
But can you find aiiulit, far and near,
The weary heart so apt 10 cheer
As the fresh bright flowers, so pure and fair
Aud the fresh bright flowers grow everywhere.
Go to the mountain so lofty aud steep,
And climb to the top OF It's icy peak,
There, there amid its fields Of snow
You'll lind the puresi of flowers grow
Beautiful flowers 50 fresh and fair,
Aud the beautiful tiowcts bloom everywhere.
Go where the luscious orange and date
And almost every dainty fruit
Cheer the eye, but more than this, you'll find
There grows sweet flowers OF every kind
Beautiful flowers so fresh and fair,
Aud the beautiful flowers bloom everywhere.
With flowers wreath the fair Young bride.
Place them about her ON every side,
Strcw her pathway DER with iluv ers,
While gnyiy pass the iiecting hours
Aud IN days OF trial bid her no, despair,
For the flowers Of hope bloom every where.
Place brigh, flowers upon the tomb.
Let the white rose and evergreen bloom,
Speaking Of peace to the hearts that be rifcn,
Emblcms OF life immortal ia heaven
Beautiful flowers So fresh and fair
And the beautiful flowers grow everywhere.
Sassafras, 5d. f,irssry !, ISL.
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PRFPf RFD nv
Isr. J. &. aEET, - co. Lowell. un....
Practical and hnaigtioa, Chemists.

and BY Druggists and br.,l,fs IL Medicine every
where uct. ~ ~
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f A r Nj L II 81!
Look to your Interests

VAIL yourselves Of what rtaH lc your ou'i
~ opportunity 10 gtt Pure Norway uu. iur
seed without investing ans ninne1 ~ ora short
time will offer To furnish few reliable farmer,
with genuine Norway Oats for seed, ON the fol-
lowing conditions
Each farmer on application viii rggCitc ns
many bushels Of oats ~ De m1y desire, for whirli
he will be required 10 give his receipt aud sre i!y
on the same that he will deliver al MlidleioWu
Depot or some other depot on the RliIu1d,
four bushels oi NorWaN Oats taf me, tor efefy
one hushcl received hy him from me, otl or hc-
fore the lst day Of October ltl. bach afpii-
cant will be served in order ia qtiap 'tl,s ei not
less than ten bushels. lly this mean, lac will get
his seed oats Tor nothing sud from my c&pu-
Renee with The oats aud from the numerous tcs-
timonials have seen In their iavor believe hc
will have more bushel. 10 sell after paying me
back, than be would have hed from unY other
oats, besides getting his seed cats for nothiug.
These oats have proven, on ifihl 81 several
years 10 he rerY Fjfrioy 10 MI ohr kiHis ~ point
n yieid besides having such u stn straw that
there is little or no danger OF them falling down.
From what have seen Of them ! believe They
will produce uudcr favorable circumstances from
fifty TO eighty bushels To tie acre. raised last
year about thirty bushels 10 the acre ON rs poor
ground as there is ia New Castle Co, ! soncd
onc bushe to the urfr 10, owing TO the iatt tha,
they were ,irii,d In On freshly pluwed ground
and followed hy beating rim they were cnF-
cred too deeply aud only about one hall tdsll-
81 came up Al who them thought that
had they been thick enough they would have
producel from tity To sixty bushels TO ihr ncrc.
Mr.. u. u. Higgins near McDonongh, raised them
last year and considered them vastly superior 10
amy other oats he has tried. our seed needs
changing MS much our Stock, and good CROP
Of oats Is much more profitable than a crop u
wheat, therefore, II pays best TO get the best seed
All those who think OF sowing Norway Oats
next Spring are cordially invited To visit L. ].
Evans or A. 7. Brady, NJ Middctown depot,
aud there learn the origin Of the oats, aud read
some Of ef ,hc numerous testimonials ia Their
f,vor Those farmers who prefer 10 buy them
can do so for 81 90 per buslicl, cash or ninety
day note. Orders either way, may be left with
T.. T. Evans, or \. T. Brady or with the sul-
scrbcr. T.. II. COCHRAN.
Jan. 2s-i0w Middlriown Del.
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they were painfully affecting. have been radically
cured IN such great numbers IN almost every sec.
ticn OF the country, that tho public scarcely need 10
he informed of its virtues or uses.
scrunous poison l. one Of the most destructive
enemies nf our rrrr bn"n, THIS unseen and unclt
tenant OF thee Plnis M und.fnincH the constitution
and invites the attack at cuicellng fatal Diseases
without exciting q siig Iriun OF IT. presence. Again,
y seems 70 breed infection throughout the body. and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly dcvclop
into other al IT, hipous FORMS clllscr ON the
furinrc aiaang the Sials. In the latter. iubcr.
Giles may bs suddenly deposited IN the lungs or
heart, or ,unors formed ~ the liver, II shows
ITS presence hy cruuiiuns on the skin, foul ulcer
atiuns some part oi the body. Hence the orcn-
.ioual use of bottle et this sarsaf'ariiia t. nd.
yisahlc, even when nn active symptuins of disease
appear. Persons ntlirtrd with the following com.
plants generally ilnd immediate relief, and, at
length, ruri, by the use Of this StRS.iPIRIL-
Ii. ~. iIdHonH's Iirr, Rose or ErBsipeias,
Jeffer. salt Ehsupi, Neafd Head. RiHpirorpi,
sofs Iu-s. Sors Ears. and other eruttinns or
visible forms oi >rroi"'o"s disease. Also In the
more concealed forus, ae BHsprpsid. Droysy,
Hcurt Disrasr. Its. Tftii'Isp. Neuralgia.
md the various fircroas affections Of the mtscu.
lar Hu'l nervous systems.
syphilis or f.n'rcni and Norcuriaf Diseosss
cured Icy u, though lang time j. required for
suhining these obstinate mRladics by gny medicine.
I,ui long continued ufc Of lHs medicine " IN rurc
ffrerufioHs. tnd f'mait Bist0s,s. urc com.
monty soon relieved auh ultimately cured iy its
purify ing AMI inyiruraling eject. NHuie blrcc.
tions for each case atc found in our Almanac sup.
pllsd ifuuT. EhrmmafisW aud Sout. when
caused hy arcumulatiuns of cNiiancous matters
IN the hlna,l Yield quickly 10 IT, NJ. also Tlrrr
Con,p,aimts. forrili,y. iomg. .iion or Inaam-
Didti"n ofthc iirer, and Janudicc. when arising,
ns they oftcn do. from the ruullrg lnisons IN the
blood. Ihis s.fENtP.fHfff. Is n great rc.
ttnrer for The strength and ,irnr of the system.
Those who are Iangnid and TisHcss. Dcspon-
dent. Nrryicss. mud troubled with Nerra"s ip-
rrehcnsions OF Iedrs. or my. ol the affections
RSmrtomatic oi H.ukpsSs. viii flnl immediate
relief and convincing evidence of It's restorative
power upon trial.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

IRfIGiiT TRAIN, With Passenger Car attached vii I,
leave staun' named ut The tillus-ins changed hours
tsujcct to delay. incident irigh, sins.I vIs Going
sunth, l,aYr Wilmington about oo 4. N Ncr Castle
a. Mhid.;ovn, IN clayton. 20; bover, . SO
Gauhcu Ia FELTON, 10 10. aud is due n, Ton
10 20 A. ". Going North. tn lraNr Harrington atou, Os
I. VI FELTON,, so tamdeu 80 nc,rr. aa; Mo,.n q;
Ciay So Mldle"uu, 90 New Castle 10 90 and lie
dar q Wilmington 10 10 T.. NJ
THIS train N stop 10 take up pa. s.cnssrs onfy at Sta
tnns named but viii sci down regular
stepping place between Harrington and Wilmington
eeW ila Corner state Road. Del Junction aud Dupon,
SEW tNsILE rRttAs.--ichtc New castle for lining.
ton a'd philadelphia At 10 \ ". Leave Philadelphia at
IL 10 VI. and Wilmington 10 T.. NJ for New Castle,
ShiENA HEsNru lEtiNs.-.tddionai 10 those ahos q
VIII leave Smtrua ior Clayton 81 10 \ " and 90 r. n
Leave clayton iur smyrna 10 \. ~ aud r. ~ TO
make cpinrrtion' with trains ,unnd from boycr, and
hons south II. D. kENNEY
Jan. N-y Suicrntt nhrut Dci. u. H.
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GME -
Delaware Rail Road Line
Summer Advancement.
sorrn.

M and after Monday, April fourth, 1870, Passenger
~ Trnins will follows, until further notice. All
trains sandats excepted.
xorrp sorrn.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

ComplNint are nncnsincss
and pain In the side. Some
times the pain is In the
4 nl...Iln aI Z. .I
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PrrsxrYING THE moon.
; The rcnl,intion tI,INex

The reputation this ex.
cclicnt ii,esiieinc enjoys.
l. derived from It's cures,
many of which urr truly
marvellous. lnyctcrnic
cases OF scrofalous dis
ease. where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified aud cured by II.
scrofnloug affections and
disorders, which were ag.
grasaicd by the scroill.
lRtfa fsnttffsrt tttatf..t. ,.,,sll
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04
TIlESYMPTOMS oliver
SIMMONS

THESyMPToMS OF Liver
I c,.,.,nxe, uComplaini are uncasncss
ciHnoNo and pain In the side Some
times the pain is in the
s----isho shoulder, aud Is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stomach Is affected with
loss OF appetite aud sickness, bowls in general
cos,isc, sometimes alternating with lax. The
head is troubled viii. pain and dull, heavy SEN
saiion, considcrehlc loss Of memory, accompanied
4 with painful scnsaiions of
fhaving left undonc some
l ~ IL thing which ought 10 have
been done. Oftcn complain
s=z~s--=~.--~.-.s lug Of weakness, debility
and low spirits. Sometimes many Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, aud ~ other times
very few Of them; but the liver Is generally the
organ most Involved Cure the liver with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
4 Palace for (OlOred .Nen-~G.nethiDe
New in West Twenty.-ixth street.

Peter :. Porter * an eIElDtntlv INDUS
tlloUs. persevtr!nC. practical colortd man.
In those DAYS Of Egyptian darkness, when
the city railroad cars ana omnhuseS were
closed ag;;ns: col"red pas >engers Mr. Porter
fought the mos formidable OF the cVmIa-
MES in the courts and won every battle
Mr. Porter still working for the elevation
of his race. las possessed himself Of one Of
the statelIeet mansions in Gotham, Which he
is rapidly preparing tor The accommodation
of ladies and gen emen OF color. whose am
bltion and refined taste prompt them 10
seek olt dwelling place worthy Of intel
ligent men ard wolrt II. either temporary or
permanent. This palatial house is al No
-! Yves. Twenty sixth street. Eear seventh
avenue Tie hoIse is 70 bc luxuricu-lv
Furnished
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
John GRAYER.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, UNION ST
MEDICAL.

MET QUlNlNE is A RECENT IMPROVE.
Inc win which a. familiar. Dose for Soeo
60 ranted fully equa in every way to Bi.saS
Se4tIne and ike IT, is the one
ehEAT, POSITIVE AND UNFAILIN0 CrR1
III ~! diseases of maiariois origin
FEVER AND AGUE
NTERMITTENT FEVER
CHILL FEVER.
RbMMITTENT FgyRR
BILIOUS FEVER
. z9a me long train OF disorders following ,ss.
SWEET QUININk
usue soielv nom Peruvian Bark ESQ Ia Bitter o. l.
Hne), therefore is of vegetable origin "a ~.
oi a. poisoh but, on the contrary ia nrovaa ~ ~
oLe ol Tue elements found in the tond of al L.a.
persona '-iV 'ieoo VI al HeA-:Sy
SWEET QUlNgNE
Gus 10 an antidOte to as well as a crra, IN.
~ ~ Hiooudtlc poison, the absOrpton ~ ~ ~
~ .Ae .uhes causes intermittent feyers stc -
only s0Vsntage claimed for 0'o" -
SWEET QUlNINK
49, ING use OF old Bitter Qunine is the entire a.
IN w.. .a' intense. persistent bitterness which,
=. '.o latter, Is an insurmouutabe Obstacle To az
WIN inos' persons. and always with children.
SWEET QUININE
40 1orms-in powder for the use Of physic;ans
for the 5000 .nu nuo 1or use in the family. and
.r,s STRAINS, FARR CO.,
nsi' Manufacturing Chemists, New York,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
~ =. HUNT Il CO..
MACHINERY ItP"T
No. l>j Cravier street. New OrIeRns.
Man,lfart ,.i.7s' Agents for
Z. CARVER COMFANYS CELEBRATED COTTCD
GINS AND LISTERS.
AXES STEAM PUMPS

Hos.cn Machine Ceuparvs Engines Portable
EXC Stationary Bo ers; tte Baxter Portable En-.
gres >chafer j. Buder berg Steam Gauges; Collins
Steam. Water and Gas waves. Hydrants and Water
Metres; Sturtevaut's Pressure and Fan Blowers
sxiaus: and Dryer Fans; Berrvman's Automatic
Bu.-r Feed Regulator and Low Water Alarm;
brakes. Evarts and Lows Automatic and Hand
Feed Shnge Machines; C.aIks Linen Hose, HOss
ppes Couplings, etc; New York Tap and Die Com.
parvs Screw Plates, Taps. Dies, Reamers, ETC.;
aid Unfinished Nuts ard Bots; J. ". Mixter /
Co.'S Saw Gumners Upse.s AID Mill Picks; Seldens
Steam Packing Plymouth Gi.ls Rvets; the Eagle
Use.
Plantation, Draining Cotton, Iron, Wood work.
rg ard al kinds OF Machinery Betting, ShSfting
and P,lllevs, on Land, W be furnished At shon
notice, at Manufacturers Prices.
40 IA Sl Tu1y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

\ Mr.. Mo.ia-. OF Rose township, OHIO.
being unable 70 shoot a charge out OF ms
rifle lately, took il apart. removed the
powder from he breech. and laid the bar
rel in ii blacksmith forge % melt out The
bullet. Nothing unusual was observed. blt
very soon MI MofaIs little girl. nine Yeas
Old. who was Standing 10y. said. Papa. il
hurts. What hurts :" sad be. She then
put her hand Oh Ter eft hip 70 indicate the
place. and upon examination II was found
that the bah had been forced from the gun
by the heated All. and mad struck the -i,l
on the LETT hip passed round the body and
lodged in the lighr lee. producing probably
a fatal wound.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Plus IN. is a very handsome old man,
with a manner at once shrewd and bland.
He appears to be IL excellent health Tor a
person OF his advanced wears. and though
ne had shutting gait inseparable perhaps
from his rather ucouveuient costume. there
Is nothing i'm his actions to denote ply
seal weakness. or ANYTHING Ike dt-ropi-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Two little girls in the city Of Nolwi b.
one the daughter of a wealthy brewer. lie
other the daughter Of a gentleman Of small
fortune, disputed for presidency. "Iou
are 70 consider. miss" said the brewers
daughter. that NY papa keeps coach
Very true, miss, said tile other. and you
are 70 consider tia. he likewise keeps
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Mrs. ST. Clair. III her lecture on the Nor
Missouri. endeayoied to excite tie sympa-
thy Of he: audience IN behalf OF Brigham
Young. She sad Suppose. gentlemen.
you were set down il the middle OF TWEEN '
wives, all depending upon YOU for support,
what would you DO :" There was silence
for a moment. ard then a young fellow
roared oU. II would do the best -cu H.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
FOR SALE.

cav MILL FOR SAIE.-THE ESTAB
~ llstment known he JACKSON SAW MILL,
situated on the evee, II the Third District OF this
city, between Poland street and the Convent, IS
offered Tor sale with all its implements complete,
mach lnery carts horses, mules, etc, the prOprie
tors wishing retire from business. Said mill is
III the nost perfect running order j. now running
and can be examined n all its par11 and details.
1t has doue and Ia doing good business. For par
ticulars apply on tie prenis es, to
uo22 ln PITALCGCE l. PETIT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Sher.Gans solicitor calling one day found
Lis wife alone, ard walking about i'll a state
of violent excitement. He asked what was
the matter. Her Only reply was that her
husband was villain. After some tine
she added. with some hesitation WHY.
have discovered that all the love letters lie
sent ne were the very same as those he
sent 20 his first wife.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Some fathers are too hard hearted toI any
thing. A man seoded his twelve-veaI old
son fully five minutes, the other day, he-
cause the child used his tthe father'sl best
Sunday razor to open oysters with. We
don't see how the razor could hurt :he ov>
tiers. anyhow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Tiffany 4 Co., of New York. have neck
lace Of pearls which was purchased from the
ex-empress of the French by an agent, sent
to Chiselhurst for the purpose. She would
sell no other Of her Jewels. The price asked
is sos 600
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

A fearful scene was enacted recently a.
Jauer, III Sesia. 4 young girl who had
murdered her child was to be beheaded
When she was led out she fought desper
ately with the eNecutioner Who was not
able to kill her until he had stunned her bv
a blow on the head with the handle Of his ak
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

A gentleman travelling in Georgia ne. an
old colored man, on whose hat was eupir-
cled the Grape OF grief. The gentleman
said You have lost some friend see .
Yes massa.' Was il a near or distant
relative p We'll, pretty distant-bout
twenty-four mile.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Gerlitt Smith is n his seventeen year
and his memory is so perfect that he can re
peat most OF the Psalms. and many other
parts of the Bible. His wife whom he mar
RED about half century ago. Is still his
companion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Brantome thus enumerateS the qualities
of female beauty: Three white attrac-
tons: the skin. teeth. and eyelids; three
red; the bps cheeks and nails: three long;
the body, hair and hands: three short the
teeth. ears. and feet; and three broad: the
chcst, forehead. and space between the
eyes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Mr.. Fields. III his lecture on "Cheertul
ness" describes a man so shut in with dig
nifty and oxclusiyeness that when You shake
hands with him you always feel as if YOU
We're doing i; through knot hole
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Compulsory voting is not such ar absurd
idea as many imagine. If a man don't pay
his taxes they send a constable after him.
man who don't vote increases other PEG
pies taxes by allowing dishonest men TO rob
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
Marine Intelligence.
oFrvCB OF THE REPrHLICA!
>iLdSy, November Il, lt-l.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Cores Whitman. for New FORK
Ii - -ie:.n -flp Lord Lowell, Asne", t4oi II II
EoI!d.,I:.e and Pler,u ihtllos
S..aH>!..p Flor ia Prld'. for Apalach "on
Steamships Mary, Hawthorne. Tor irG.,.:o. "a
Galveston
i y Il. oha.d, Adams Tor Liverpool
Il T. Crescent CIV. l..5iI.o toi iIaNrr
>CtnoI,i : Il. .. Leads. to1 Pens .co,a
: :oo,.er ''', iI.n.. Nj V. for 81. Marks
Schooner & E.I.- { ape Ia for Pensacola
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

An lnVeterate bachelor, who was asked 10y
romantic young lady why he did not
secure some fond ones company in his yov-
age on the ocean Of life, replied Il would,
if ! were sure such an ocean w,,lf u. -,
citic,'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

DR.. Mary L. Walker recently attended
the Republican town caucus at oswego,
New York. and cast her ballot, objections -
her doing 50 being overruled. She voted
against Judge Churchill. of that city, upon
whom she has declared war. because he did
not collect for her from the government a
claim of $4,000 for spy service which The
doctor claimed ste rad rendered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

al abstract OF General SheIidans address
in that city. and says of him: General
Sheridan is decidedly an orator. pleasing III
appearance ard address The Baton
Rouge JofsJ,0l says: General Sheridan
has sown good seed in his speech, and udg
ing by tic appearance Of the audience that
was present II was upon fruitful ground the
seed was so~n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

A Boston lady expresses the opinion that
buildings, so that the windows might be
properly cleaned, the steps washed off,
and if there IS ii grass plot, that it be kept
in order.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

The New York Ltennq postjs hoth an
thority and illustration OF the statement
that halt column or SO OF spicy paragraphs
in paper Is like a race coursc-a GOOD
thing to run over for amusement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

A down East paper alluded to an eminent
citizen as "a noble old bur.her proudly
loving his native State: which neat little
compliment cane from the compo>itor's
hand reading, "A nobby old burglar
proving around in a naked state.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

1t is the fashion for ladies 10 wear their
camels hair shawls folded square over the
shoulders in the shape of a cape, as II is
rather inconvenient TO wear them folded
lengthwise over the pufed and panniered
oyerskirts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

The Chicago Journals city circulation s
several hundred greater than before the
fire, and it's aggregate circulation from three
to four thousand greater, which, as it itself
remarks. neither indicates a dead paper or
"A dead city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
COMMERCIAL.

SATrKrAl EvHSESG November .. 1871.
COI~9N-Ihe sales today snl bractd 1900 bales
al iieGa.aT lltts ~LIcL iu.tG ! drarrf in thu.
IIufI = ut 'ostd az g. Let Improvement OF barely
e. We oGv"1"t oar Quotations accordingly. and
E'- - -" rNcti.I - .-I.s " y Ell for even
iLLL.LT 81 Is types We o-rs for average
els, "-tA .:-e U.ts Ge : res :ur strict.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

There is a hotel in Shreveport where
guests are not deatened hv the " infamous
gong" and the Bossier Bauner reioces
rherpat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
FOR RENT.

V'OR RENT-A SPLENDID NEW RAISED COT
L TAIE III the sixth District. situated Oh state
street, IL the nrst square from ST. Charles avenue:
has al tie modern implov eIents. including good
wood ana Goa. Rouse. chicken ward and EardeE.
Il LAS seventy feet IIoEt on state street by olt.
tr.Ldrtd and seventN.tl III: feet III depth. ID good
ii.a:k wax 10 ST. Charles avenue. State street has
recently i'-ei sl.ted. Ren: low. Apply to The UNI
C.i nI.d. at the corner Of Cont ami RnNa streets.
q: the corner OF 81. Charles AID State streets
HolJ G. L. FISH.
L>LESsA\T ROON~-fT kNl>HED-WiTH OR
~ without b"ard, II hat Pleasant residence, No
II2 taiondt ct street. Suites .! rooms for FAM
IS, i desired seS
l'Ok kE<T-Thh bt>IRABLh TWO->lOkl
L residence No. I59 a ioIt street; well ada pied
'ur tam IS corVtn-tI--y .U"at.d terms modeI-
a:- Apply to L0cn- uox No 100, New Orleans
PJs-O.tc-. stl5tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

During the year past 1900 Bibles, 10000
New Testaments, and $4,000 copies of the
gospels have been distributed in Spain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26

Forty bulldogs is one item in recen,
simmer mt from London to Calcutta.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAoE.l
'eneke. Jones. master, thirteen DAYS iron

Deneke Jones. master, thirteen DAYS from
Th!adelphia. with general cargo. TO George
A Fos.lck n Co. No departures.
PAss-AL'OlrRE November -, /. NJ
Weather cab and f"ggv. Arrived: Spanish
bark AnduzU~. Lester. master seven days
from Havana. III ballast I" AVendah"
Rro-bers. schooner j. Nilsson keene. mas
ter. twenty DAYS from New York. with gen
craI cargo 10 George A. FosGick X Co: eX-
perienced heavy weather during the entire
passage: los. toretopmast. Sailed: steam
Shin 1a,lal!uuock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-26
pY TIE RAILROADS.
MEMORANDA.

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Havana November "a 1871.
To WI CIeevy-Ife steamship Yazoo Capt Cath
ariLe sailed for New orleans at five oc.ock ms
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