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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-11
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seebrten publifum I'M a~Iseueiueta BIC
ne sur arseiss RAP iS frtS cine srs-
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rinftIi6fe ausfibrs.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

~ alaIl ee'n The cs,r''rT wsrs NSrsSaS S,s cIa Ha
c,ss spd raie Bsh barb ~" tuns to the hsttrrHnts" ma
h arc lump American hArk from ~ ISieIPhA 70 on
- Tor order, T. continent nv ebb he5nea @ h ~
p M secorng port and 6d oHn direct British hng
brsr The NererrAheAn s,eedng the ts %
E So bbl, Refined Petroleum At s., or 1S II to The AdfAte
hsri GS Savannah TO Liverpool or HaVrt full cArso
a Cotton. on PnVSte terms ,,-.,-. -, .,..sN not
irreEa aud beGviness the stroag feeing o
r-rvcva last continued to the cl'se o. ipe
80 xb4p shipyen Limits reduced. and some
, orcrs were NhdrANn feeling preysed up " NJ
- ,.. of msrhe when better feeine was
a. ver prc inducing very general demSnd % hnsb
tfrns prevailed; exports Of the Wees s wear
s,,DS bush the corresponding NeeL Hs
- .nt slightly iuereat but e far below tha ,esI
~ ou,nt on 81 800 bush the baI m ~, 80
% To-day hohrr' o. wheat are sE Sn ~ snS sre
s,oh. p7ve irnm Lvepoo the ontfnEs w..
srte and ihe. gNod sCe1.nys iSqS q VOW Sp%ips; No
SIs.niet held 81 adsi 49, 81 %S$l 81 for @ no sfa
So : g. fr Amber 81 6oG 81 O. for NJ, N 49,
= ~ for Amber do. 81 6dSl :! 70, w" W.. Cen.
= ~ a. IS for Amber do sod VI IVA :! Tor NaF "
-" the TIpl7 gcr sales Of % 7oo hash at S ioI W. M'"
PSI To- t,rC West: and foo1 tN"H"s
- 47n bash CansdA W eN ~ -. %
-, SI o. OAts eAsier sales 81 nO bush he"'!n O. 80
Sta Sr for White Western. a0&f for hlAeO HN 49,
S'ts 81. Sc 6ru for esie-I or. MN
w So bosh Western NJ Ied 81 IA ale ~ Tn anu va"
rb,eI Al 7bc sod2 'CO bush MId srlT' oP''n ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

NIvTsrnN 6-toon Srn; Good Orhinsv 1917 Cle; net
w bales ~ bales 20 hAfs .Ict
bales receipts Of the week 32 bales eIpoS-aN
bales. sales 0f the week. So bales
communication neruptu
e1 mated Hoct ~ $50 hsles
PHItApKIpHIA uc. lotion quiet; hiidlms !or o, -.
1-totCn Qne hut steady hwdNngs nv
receipts gross In tas ss' ~ hE, s"ok l' hSIes
lorisvILLE. Oct '.-t'",ton quiet Mdihncs l%e -,
KokForK Cotton quiet Low hldi' ~ lHc net ceu's
10 bales. 2lU2 bales sales IN ha ''och '
bales
Slv.SxAH cotton duh Low Mddlngs, Isle net receipt"
lies & zee bales. stock l!tSh bales $50
losr,x Oct cotton dull Mdi ng Aic. receipts ."
ale. ,1port,-to bales saea p bales soc% ~"
hsirs r,r. ,o,a,o,. -, ..
NEw.OREASs Oct Cotton que Mddne 1871 Use; ne To
certts "a bales 36H bales sales L." bAe'' t"A' |
I-s
wLxxGrox Oct, Cotton quiet Mdlngs lc net receipts 40
bses e,po-coAstw hae. sss 2 bales. soct ol bats
NoB,IE Oct dull Mlinlngr ls,ci pei receipts o1E
bales bales I'''
ArcrsT Oct oou qulet MJings 8ci recepts'
p IN ....,,,.
2t4f bales -,-,.- ,,;d3rnz,
1870 ~ .,.,o
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
HORSE AND CAPPV'rr HH.:r7ET

NEw-YORk. Saturday, oct. 7, 1871.
The condition of the horse trade during
the week csn to-day Is briefly reviewed a. follows
Tnr srpp'y has not for many years been known 70
he so large II il at pre-rnt. the market Deihg &c
tually flooded with horses pouring into New-forK from
the States even from the most remote parts Of the
country Among recent arrivals WI noticed a car
load OF rot;ers and light driving bor'eS whch had
been liup"d from Leavrnw0rth. Kansas: but ~ the
bk of the accumulate stock consists chiefly uf hu -
hrses, Tor which there 10 now but very Hhlteu ue
msnd. scrinls depression In market for this class
hh@t u" cAl"cIci, they continue cOlhlhS III d1 'no
pre- nt rate.
Thus far there has been no marked alteration in the
hires at wich the different classes Of horses are held
u C,i.1l ,ns principal ical ~ We quote a. f""wS
Coz bGaoe', ho-e', qa,i,, !5 per hraL
p sr s ,nrS sSd '',Te horses r% +lt = s75 per head
shi driving bor'e~ s hand. high from pair
Fine carriage hOr's. pe hand. Orsrl from POO saoO per
rr .t7h coach bOrse. eo.ey lS2 hands and ove
Tie market for pleasure horses has considerably Iu
proved, ahl the above hgures merely nominal
hut quoted from transactions concluded reported
during The week
There good attendance upon each Of the respect
I've horse aud carriage auction sales and the general
features were much the same previously noted De-
srable stock rapidly distributed but there an
fcrior animals even at relatively low rates
The trade in tine carriages presented some improve
ments compared with its condition noted the week
previous There has been moderate hut steady call for
nearly all the reasonable Vehicles landaus, laundAu
let's coupfs and brOughams, and usual ut the ap-
proach OF the Jerome Park races several fine dogcart
and drags found also ready buyers For medium grades
OF work the demand has been comparatively small, and
the out-oftOwn trade not show a. much ygor az
had brcn pXpcctrd. Prices unchanged and difel
30per cent according 10 the Iahe ol tue manu-
facturcr.
Exports Of Hdrnesa . ELporh, o. CdrTH'e', n, o,
Ns,.o c,.s q l25 British West Indies o SlBI
' i,anort, Of S1f,rIrv Argentine Repuhic, 10 boxes
:
-, ~ SafILSrL Exports Of Cdrrtd0, bItertIls
c,,i, ab.gs .'. IN British West Indies 80 pks "A
u,,N ho1.. ...,. s. Australia, %
jg,.,rls Of arrl1ge. Cub q pkg wLrels......l u
"a. -. -. 1883 New-iransds. Il pkgs......,. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE

r
A,h- b-eSWsI -
,.. "a pt.s pr,a Fruits 745 bhIs Exc, "a "s F"ur
.. 81 Wl-sI y Com, IA +S ~: Oats l-'
s NAT lt huSh Bsre 65 FisTsee' 20 hblS Beal'
.alT r-i. llJ tt, Mes ly' 'ass Mes ~ bales Hops 20
F.. lrseI ~ tbs SPr's 'rI~riu' '4'
R-n r.gs oil l2 pAg,. Be- pos lkE' "a; Nests
pax, ro,s psgs Lard - AeEs Lsr !o Pig. bIieI'
pAg> CLes-. Iu TsOw, ~ bids Lard o. - pig. hce
~ thds Totacco, lSZ pkgS Tobacco" 81 b''
~ =, . u col
i- p-Dr7a q Produce Tor the v@tE ending Saiur'
.v.-.rs , 7. this Beats l57k' ba~s Cotton 81 Il pkcS
r. ru IS bU.A kggs Hop ~ sides Leaf er
psx. Butt.r iSs bIA Cheese p! bids Iohaeco eal
oI-. Tobacco wool 81 62J ibis FonI ~ hhS
mis- Com Meal 76S hNgS Corn Meal lIs lP bush
NJ; "a X hush Oats 4e5 % husb ~
~. II ~ hush Bsr.ey bush Peas I'J hu't Ir "
-. Ase- ~ pEgs Beef 459 pigs PVrk $50 pkss Nu
~ f. gtGI Lard, So kegs Lard
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

AH careful examination confidently recommend these bonds BE-
They upon road sresdy on'ed and IN sue
e.u oleou well es he'd ioI sewers y'Au at
much more enough the Ill the boni AuiLorIed 10
be issued
The proceed. bonds w complete extension OF Is miles
o. heavy the CITY OF MOBILE dispensing
VIII the present usDg aRe increasing e
tcercy Of the road
The lao miles long entire mortgage s2s Ooo or little
over 10 OOO per mile road 5000 per mile
1t connects MOBILE and MONTGOMERY and hnf IN tue
,Dt. rom EEW.ORLBAHS EEWYORK and also between the
GrIF LOUISVILLE by the insured completion Of the road from
MONTGOMERY north DECAT r. eng bull by the LOUISVILLE
AND NASHVILLE r. r. thus display the estimate Of the
Of the route. .-..,.
IN, value Of whose Endorsement been rece tested and fully
tabNsbed
Some Of the most careful ENGLAND and this country
have bought bonds o' permanent Investment
So AZ now o abou he market which are FOR SAFE
NJ present Al IS and accrued interest b.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
DOMESTIC hARKETS

SruOH'yANs Oct 1'r t-u at 81 o. h'l' 25 l-seT F'oou
,, -. 5.q.e- Mo-,s, o5 Wis.,, 4a =, @c - -;
T,r,>.r o. S,.-. - g r Targ..a. en- st 90 Ro@a
-1 Tg-" "et1e iIn a. - ioF A'i - " iof leo" Dp
t..>..'-.,. 9" --Qrerr'ror B,'t cl': 40 sS Cover
T-o! -a eG sis S' aosDs q, ~ vts ,t,-, g. t e
"a. =ea+ - - "seor.p .at Mr,-.t. f'l n =
'gq Is = -se+ .. VIE, qo.e' veg y ..t
al g.: An'.F. - ga - s W. 81 ga - =.
=. 10 - Nos.--' -.c''. Petroleum ''e-4y' oru'e .'e
''o'N. o., - 90 ae, 4la erchsase. Wlet srr~, 'nd
nruSagrG Oa' ..n!nay unchanged Petroleum steady
Ss o. ~ I ZEN s9'e4 a: At +4-' : ,,r Corn . e,.,' >. 81 q
h , - srGe % & a, ste Erar ~, e.. ,., so ~ i
=. os'l - olo*' So at ~ II oy. tfnef \. 21' &C
% -; r. r. S', 80 NJ. E1 PIX S 81 os'f, aos @
i: ou;t wb. 10 DSl- % 90 Oei rqT
"4.o o. ,.-k,~ it.-Iou4 10' lbs Wheat so' bush
SSp-eS';-yoor "a 10 S5s wSt., as,@
90. 2,p B.' %, 1asG FFesits an,'.lss F s
ga "tA ,'gtc;e, CON da sAe, !'.2 ha,h. 81 '.c ot'
Iar. "a =, ',~ avn, ttsi At Ibcnt y7c
s.I rs' o 5,o''s 1e ~ Mans pc h FqOI ng ~,
a. a. S41, q so - . tsra'yy.n. o. Com Sgst .ea
, l,'5y TSS1 .S5. S.:sl ,. a. iSSsi' , %IS.' sH
20 &c. ~ e, an :':, +. Ss :. e. W., 'gtS' 5
= D,gh. EI,,. r.rg ia = 50 Wheat Gull sLd pser
y R. : S'd I : 81 35Q5l -, No ?. 81 'O1
ss Com du. sut uncltg- Hgt hld N.c. Yellow Fc %
~ fa't a; EA Lou, II So Wit % dje sacked Oats
q ld erOopbE No BASE; Sacked ~ Ud+Zo BA, duA
II 9sgtt No ~ mct5c. Re dali and upchALgei No
'''s NtlEV fan drnAbl but Sc TOnsroo
''A" tLt su-i HEM Gu hal Meas POff uhchAtg gd
- ql-tT s Bacon good Shoulders -ie
Ear ~ rtes 73a7s CGr eoes Lsd unchanged aud
L H ,T"e CSLs unohGIEsd aud quiet; Texans = 2dS3
St'e S0s4 S. Hog. S3 7saS4 25 Keespu-4,SGO hbls
Ss,r - %" b1,A wS.. 900 bush Com 1000 bush Olts zoo
esEso Ga f-IlOuI eaay; Tupty Light; EsI so bbs at
for 10 spnngi es 2S t0r Winter % White
~ l9t boahs Extra Wheat quiet and lower No
~ "s ., t Ba~V in fair Or
pU ba nPllte CIns6l At s3 800 bash Bay Quints
= oL AeL ~ % Tor bo.d 81 IS fo Upboltsd y Mil.
- roo centnc hhOrts &ls0 sa. khpsus, G25d S2E MID
S-tp Sfds HEhwiDes sJde6c CSnsi beat
~ bAIItJ Sc 70 Aeu-1 orr
=. heasos $I5:a &5 Eeu Iort RIoad Febt-Foof 70 BE-
t "bet lAoo bush BARLEY 26 feet LuIis Shtmsl Ly
t-sO bHsh Wheat n 40 Barley G2t 0 feet Iumbsr
oLHDo Oct 7PlOaT steady Wheat tTm .nd .dTkLrd 31
"Gt WabaAh At 81 "a AHber Aehgsp 81 GIa 81 q; No.
l'd a5;a& Low MItd 10. Whl 5c no g-.d s3 o.,
'agt 'ld qulet NJ Jc FI'gL srn. Wt.A 20 Buffalo
O'Hego IL lZ4c Rec. bL Flour 90 bush
- HcW beth Con aud Zoo b1sh OIu Shipn.bs-3lOO
Oct -Iobac'' sc''F ssls' SC bids Lug, sts7 25a
%, S"isaSr ~ khs 81. BAguLR l.aIBe Flour
- -tc hIiTs Family " % Wheat In fSiT dru tLd and
l~Gsi 20 COrL sWSdy s. G55c, In buik. O4ts, e
- Ness Pom S3a sla 20 in nd
hF'f; Shoulders - tsA I,s &C. CkBr hA's i,,.
"a, sEiegr i ins j.. PaL DO Ec ell packed Lard
L - ' 'Dk! fG ELL .UStI
g. 'ro1 Ocl wb. Ira, o.. Iut iasd,e. E1ra 81
| - 80 No. Wit - ..". .; hmt'r M.eilgan ~ -
/ q ,tSNfi' Ocl '--i'-r ~ t0a crepVs FAM IT
"LsA d~i b1i SSuet Affs aBeetnls al O."
49, ''i IL lar t'AsA- - Ill a. 1 Oats uhcLs-gei -
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

SrNOR'VGNs Oc, 7l"rt f-u al S4 o. h"li 25 E-he- Fon
-. tis. tb Sd d.. e'
g,q.6 = rs WL.sAv :4. @c
unch kIrhAHge-SIerA1g l.! Ne" iOTL sight
'rohd. lI@i
V.v,>,r,V { o. --Spi-.s Tu-pe-rs sac Ro'ia
,,.~ .t >. h lor Nc 80 > ~
s -1 TuTa - ioF ha'i - " ioI leuo. Dp
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

charged p.rl,r unchanged Me'' pOrt good dew,nd At Ia
At a nmernsde Ole Buk Meats I'd tr.
maud sboe sides SO B.rSn IN @s GsmsDi % ssd urn SnO0
ders 7;e sides 7iTse WHISKY d1 snd aFoopng "e ,u,
A car No Amber state at sl S. Rr' demand full pro's
% az, Wes, SIC state, 81 Corn quiet and unchsns"i
s ssn hush hIed from tore at 6e leo bush DO At &C.
p'Siey u and No Canada West 9 No do 1 w. OAi
n"i.I mi drcopne: slss, car No sue a, 81.
CECIeo Oct fPour quiet aud unchanged Wheat ira; spring
So .. al A October; this afternoon quiet Com veal No Are
clo. At E this afternoon dull 0A, stronErr No. cosed
dGIe Re steady No 2, $50 Barley veal aud dull No Prn;
ssIo IighW BIC Provisions unchanged Hogs quiet ~
- 50 cattle du at 81 sOa ~ IS Phts ubehsngd sod quet
R,ceirts-S b Flour l2 O bush Whest 1900 hush tr
O0 hush Ost 10" bush Re 5000 hush Bsrlry 900 hgs
hLs Flour 81 90 hush Wheat :2N bush Corn
29s oOC bash. It ,ODO bush. Barley. sC"o Hogs
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
soUTTDR q Co., SO Wiliam-st.
GEORGE 0PDYKE & CO.,
BANKERS, No. Is NASSAU.ST.,

oser for sale the following desirable securities;
New York and owego NJ land Railroad First Mortgage per cent
Gold Bonds par and interest.
SewJersey Midland Railroad F Mortgage per cent Gold Bon IS
,aptee bv the and OWego Midland Railroad al 20 and
Interest -'"
Montcar Railway First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds guaraI
,eed L the Stw or oswgo Midland Railroad 95 and interest
St Railway Frs Mortgage cent God
bOnds & IS and interest.
MONTGOMERY and Euua Railroad Mortgage per Gold
po, md sed bv the Stale at IS and Interest;
ssou Iows and Nebraska Railway First Mortgage per cIt Gil
BouIs 81 VI and interest
IIanspos az VaceDDe Railroad Second NOrgse cent
Bonds (sua1ted BY Pennsyl' Railroad 80 and
GsIu County Illinois, per Bonds Cn;ere
snrusly York By of Imosl 81 and interest
White COUNTY per Interest psysole
nualy il SeE. hv State OF HIno, 924 and interest
Clark County, Missouri per Bonds at N and interest
Clars Countv Missouri per 62 and
Jefferson TeI per Bonds ssued for MN purpo'es
s,l
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET-oCT
Wces-lO64 Csttle 81 AIS Hogs "'| Sh~-' snip
nu.s-l3 $3.50 Hogs ~ Sheep Corresponding Neeh IN
-. Recep-q Cattle 80 Hog 6Hl Stetp Snipnents
Cattle sheep Market for tSt'e eIess Ielv
p, Yards flied ow medium grades Of stock Inc e"
sale. o Common to Fair 90 81 - ior
u,r 10 Zoo and - m far shipping Bteves no hoe on
e hoy u At - 50 for FNT Choice large nnH'
m Sheep steady local bscGer buyug II" 'i bV'n
Ga Ggd Hogs.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
THE STATE OF TRADE

7-l2 The Bank nf ing aLl mas Ao'ah'e4 ' "
:.,r.. pr cent and s now per cent a., ,-.- -,
, oct -II:JDA -Contols opeued At ga for nonev and
r m United States fIve-l ".DN bouIs -s -
s. cd 81 1858 Xi Teu-FOrhes BS3 ,,,.. -
LtEEr,,ol Oc;. f-lo3o a m-COisn opened s,r.ng iE
Mddng Orleans 10 sLrU cue Of Cot o. II DO
4. ur Z, inst Iasl or 2Ot!ales
I'S mo. oct 6-TaliOw A. Q y eNt for Nrw -
7-l.b J. mt oIs's cssi a: ?: f H"reE htl w
be socouu United Fve1 weu bonds lot 2 3. 1863
"a lS5s Ter Fores s'..
IivEEP,0I t-l.U lotion closed que sai seitr Mi
,hry rt.,'. e.. T.. ID s., o. - 5000
pal. &c s1Tor .l--u.atOB. 1s.v =
LoADoH o. 3-.y ,. -KebB,d Petroleum o, 3D. 2 gal
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
alarblr au6 Slate manttis.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE,,
n. ilNt WoRks ia and ~ E,s hsn'ee us h-Ior aud
MarulritI Maur 1hnS Marble Ioah.t'' :" I'' ~
jrG c,mI~u,i, "a Marriages taIeh IN 'air.
~ kIABEP q Co. 233 w. fltlv-hrSt st,
=. bet Bo.lw., al E.h'le h4 49, h'T ''.. h"H'e =
Y....rer:'. H. 3 F.r-' f''
L,TFWART', SLATE MANTLE :; largest -
- i', IN, 80. A., 10. - &. !..-,G. ..L.
Co 1S sIh Ie- Tint hIL Ld IL 10 AIil e.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

NFw.IUhK. NtIt 70, MI
UNUE COUPONS of the DANNll.LE,C KHAN ~
L M IoONiNGTOS AND PEKIS FIRST NOR GAZE BONDS
due Oct paid the farners Loan sni l , h
after that date D. D. 'ni ~ 'I-
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
First Mortgage, Convertible,
2 PER CENT GOLD BONDS
PEORIA And ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
sI,soo,ooo
100000
First Mortgage Bonds --- 4
Capjtal Stock

A,S
Thna COMPLETED 9 m les n length counectuc h.
por, he and Moline
Ds,erpOu Mis- ~pp Davenport opposite Of the
River connected hv railway hng The last roavs
laid july 1871 snd the line open ard being operated With
exceeding al antc paons 10 oner road "a.
rge equpnept business offered and 10 construct
depo and houses machine bo;. equal the
coultry, required this CompaB1
through the undersigned 81 @ :d mortgage god
which the .rtre property the Company
CRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY. Pnnep. and
pay,ble coin SevYoi London Coupon
payable February aud August ln
This osd opened for the immense local well through tr,me
win prove The pros,t in the West, averg
does section Of eountrv unsurpassed in l, Of soil and
cultural already thekly populated and high cul
vson Th, selfedent from the
cultivated fields us
with large city and natgbe river each end Railroad.
the West hV. been heretofore constructed through unsettled uneu
vstsd regions Of the country consequently have had but little
loc. ,he dsrend upon for altar construction But the
Peoria Island Railway is tn class COMPLETED road
with NO PARALLEL or COMPETING LINE and
Runs THROUGH ONR OF THE RICHEST AGRI-
CULTURAL, MANUFACTURING, AND MOST POP
ULOUs DISTRICTS IN THE WEST. Thus is certain
already than enough to sustain the road
trse unlimited its connections numerous
which be br glance at the map.
This d grand central rf to which Of the principal lines
e,ntIl and diverge 70 all parts Of the continent
invite this Being fam liar with
wealth Of the country along the tne o ms raN
ard A MEMBER OF ORR FIRM HAVING MADE
CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF THE ROAD AND
ITS PROPERTY WE CAN WITH TIE UTMOST
CONFIDENCE RECOMMEND THE BONDS AS A
PRIME SECURITY, reliable and safe in ever parteulir
All marketable received in exchange at full rates and bonds
delivered to al parts THE country free Of express charges
Maps With full particulars relating to the road furnished
on .pcs,ou BY the undersigned Financial Agents The COMPANY
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, NO. IA Nassau-st., n. z.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

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OLYMPIC THE THEATEks A1EEIss AT O'CLOCK
CELEBRATED spEcTGctLaR "a d tRH BALLET PASroMxE
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YOU'VE E.ss4 Ae2Ssf eassii iff LarTIS 1T hE'
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- LAST SIX NIGHTS
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QUEEN cisrHBRlsy
in sh.i''pe-s,fns sn eI'Sd %S T!.st1I x Of A'n'F VII
CARDINAL wOLSEY
LAST QUEEN CATHERIsB MATINEE,
ioS SATURDAY, at /, o'clock
Seats secured aI day, TSe.,.ri also at Ds0s'
STH-AVENUE THEATER.
DIVORCE ta, the passion Vt the hou ul"-tHer.n
svsaY NIGHT for tn. SIXTH WEEK
The Great bi3GRcEs R9Ts E che Tunes
AHS' vcscs nATIsES HES sa s6Af SE%T s..s
~ l"AsSS N SalsS "a sHhSS''' nASo
IN the Great lsfii sfRfFTs RIsG' T''' OF SEw-rORK.
Which will be PRESENT. rsrfsE fi's NEW SCENERY
In'"4TSf TFE tsSss SSoS ssi:S5e'sj sTosn pi''"F''
CSoS-SQuARB By MOONLIGHT,
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
Card frnm ..nage Erier. ot polk & oun.g
$500 Worms Expelled.

After years If 41aerjHy pain and ,hl'sfF.
anst ,iurforire Ser IN tay ratoTtalct~ now pres
c t'at d.d not haye,Aaa taking .s:.efent klss3.
nf medicine frum tnauF eminent Fhyats4tos,
drabeh thy poor stomach #nn ies se-. ausl thai I
nlust wa~te and waste away unth there va
npthing lsft of poor me. Bst hearing ef ta@
antenishin- cures of Dr. j. T. =. van peo
r. rgh has psrlorus1 in n art tine, eferIs
ing cures in "A lev hours. ard ny fsjnHds Il
viaiuz rue to make n1e mSre effort. [ consult. /
nr. van Den bsr:h. and he t"id nv tBfssr'
les we're caased by worms and b" weuij exreI
them IN about Eve hnaTs. After taking hy4
mali poWIrrs, .50p worms passad away fToEa
mo, aud au happy - say / an htiser than
hage been tor COOL uh l". I. r. EYES.
Subscribed and sworn to before nio this iStli
day OF September, 1871.
/ MInpuN L =
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
Examples showing the Workfng of tie
Law.
pLAx, onnIaAHY LIFE.

raa ExAurLr; 4 party insar'ng at the age
Of thirty dse--psemiuins ali sash.
One Annual Premium will continue policy 10
rsy+e wears aud ,iass.
Tv. Apou.i Premiums will continue policy m
force 4 years aud II DAYS.
Three Annual Premiums ~il continue roiiey
in E,rce years and - days.
Four Annual premiugn- will cani'nne poiicy IN
force years and 80 days
Fire Auaual Premiums wili continue policy ~
force 10 years aud 30 days
az wutcn 40 rre crxr. Sorr mas nEsS osvrs
Tve Annual peemiu,ns sill continue policy IN
force years Aai 2io day.
Three Annual Premiums ~,l3 continue p"sIrs
IN FORE. wear. aud - days
r4vn sea,,ti prrmlasn% will continue policy tH
farfeA wars mi a. day..
.rx,arts. prgn ura ali ca.ft P.an-f"T Pay
,eetf ltte. Oar Anaua! Pfsmi'an will r"fi'
tioae falicy in force, Term Pelies
as at taree seNrs.
.F,auett; Premium 40 per ceut. Nate - Plan,
Ten Pavmspl Lite one Annual Premium WIZ
continue policy Ia farce IS a Term Policy
ahou, = years aud 100 dass.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
Gke @rrgon 8epubliean.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, DEC. %.
BaDy's Stocking.

Hang up the Baby's stocking,
Be sure and don't forget!
The dear little dimpled darling!
She ne'er saw Christmas yet.
But I've told her all ABOUT it,
And she opened her big blue eyes,
And Im sure she understood me,
She looked so funny and wise.
Dear, dear what a tiny stocking
It doesn't take much to hold
Such tiny pink toes as baby's
Away from thc frost aud cold;
But then for the baby's Christmas
II never would do az all;
Why, Santa Claus wouldn't be looking
For anything hall so small.
know what we'll do for the baby;
I've thought of the very best plan,
I'll borrow stocking of Grandma
The longest that ever / can.
And you'll hang it by mine, dear mother,
Right here in the corner, so,
And write letter TO Santa,
And fasten it on to the Toe.
Write, This is the baby's stocking
That hangs in the corner here;
You never have seen her, Santa,
For she only came this year.
But she's just the blessedest baby
And now, before you 90,
Just cram her stocking with goodies
From the top clear down to the toe.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
Of your Grocer Or Druggist o
package of SEA MOSS FARINE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
CarraSeen, which viii make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity Of Pud-
dings, CustarlS, Creams, Char
lotte Russo, &c. 1t is the
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in the world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as q light and
delicate food for Invalids end
Children.