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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03
hu-kiux in New Orleans-Oufraxc on an
EmiGrant Agent.

hn-kiux in New Orleans-Oufragc on m
Emigrant Agent.
Colonel John H. Lippard is the Texas
agent in thf city for forwarding emigrants
who arrivefrom foreign ports to Galveston
Texas. His office is on Baronne street. and
We know him to be the duly accredited
agent Of the State of Texas, holding a COM
mission from the Governor for the purpose
| indicated.
| Colonel Lippard has made arrangements
with number of keepers of boarding houses
| in this city, where emigrants will be boarded
at reasonable rates and forwarded by the
Morgan line to Galveston, and thence to
| any given point in Texas, without being
! robbed, abused. or swindled by persons who
| claim to be their friends, but who are in
fact thieves and swindlers
Yesterday Colonel Lippard having been
informed that over four hundred German
emigrants had arrived in this port, made
arrangements whereby they were secured
comfortable lodgings, and was about tax.
ing them on board the Morgan ferry boat. at
the foot OF st. Ann street, when a big burlv
rufnan. claiming to be the agent of the Nor
gan line, ordered Colonel Lippard to leave
the platform, proceeding at the same time
TO handle him in a rough and violent man
ner.
About the same time number of board,
ing house runners, thieves and villains of
low degree, surrounded Colonel Lippard
denoun~ng him as a thief and pickpocket
assailing him with every vulgar epithet
known to the vocabulary Of the vile, and
calling upon the Metropolitan police to eject
him from the place.
Four men wearing the uniform of the
police then approached Colonel Lippard
with drawn bludgeOns and beligerent at
titude, and he might then and there have
been dubbed, slungshotted, and perhaps
stabbed, had he not made good his retreat.
Colonel Lippard then proceeded to the
the Office of the Governor, told his story,
and was assured Of every protection Gov
ernor Warmoth informed Colonel Lippard
that, if necessary, body guard of police
should be placed at his disposal, and Cap
tain Badger, at the central police station,
was informed Of the circumstances, and in
structions were given him to bring the
offending policemen before the Police
Board, and, if found guilty, to discharge
them.
Captain Badger will take care that Colo
mel Lippard is hereafter protected in his
rights.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1923.

Of Jay Gould for an extension Of time in
which to produce sixty thousand shares of
Erie railroad stock for the English stock
holders, and orders that the stock be pre-
pared for delivery as soon as possible
Arrived: Steamers United States, Tillie,
Vicksburg and BenefactOr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03
FOB SALE.

CAV MILL FOR SALE.-THE ESTAB
- lishment known as the JACKSON SAW MILL
situated the levee in the Third District of this
city, between Poland street and the Convent, is
offered for sale with all it's implements complete,
machinery carts. horses mules, etc, the proprie-
tors wishing to retire from business. Said mill is
in the most perfect running order, is now running,
and can be examined IN all its parts and details.
1t has done and is doing good business. For par.
ticulars apply on the premises, to
no22 I'm PITALUGUE PETIT
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fPor the Sunday Republican.
THE SCEPTIC.

The worlds on worlds that constant roll
And seem in space to swim.
Speak Of an Author to my sonl,
And point the way to Him.
thousand wonders do unfold
Their beauties to the light,
And myriad others vet untold
Are veld from human sight
'Tis written: God created cen
The worm beneath the sod
lea. all that is or eer hath been
But who created God,
And whence the dreadful sounds hear,
Emotions strange feel!
NV spirit shrnks with dread and fear
Ny inmost senses reel!
A voice that thrills through every chord
Ny agony infames.
Wondring, tremble at each word
This dread response proclaims
Il am Alpha and Omega
The Present and the Past;
The Messiah and Jehovah,
The great First Cause and Last
The Word that bids the night dissolve,
The sun at morn appear:
The spheres around Ny hand revolve
To mark the rolling year
The universe My kingdom is,
The armament Ny throne;
Eternity's dread mysteries
Are known to Ne alone.
Learn through thy soul who spans the bow.
Who sends the gena! shower,
Who bids the ocean ebb and how,
Who paints each little flower;
!" no made the tiny insects wing,
To weave the spider taught,
Who prompts the merry birds to sing,
Aud who the sunbeam wrought.
Who Silds the glowing east and west
And gives the lightning speed;
Who guides the sea fowl to her nest
Her helpless young TO feed;
Who sends the whirl wind to and fro,
Who carved the mountain peak
Who bids the seasons come and go,
Who makes the thunder speak
. Tis who csuse the waters flow,
The quick'ning of the seed;
Around the globe curve the bow,
And bid the floods recede.
Ny finger made the fow'ret gay,
And gave the mountain form;
Alike tune the song birds lay
And thunder in the Storm
" placed the Planets in the skies,
And laid the solar plan;
NY hand created Paradise
To give it unto man.
" I bade him rest from sorrow free,
Enjoy all he behed
Abstain from one forbidden tree;
But migrate man rebelled.
9 Aspiring 10 be wise as He
Who rules Ger Heaven and He'll
He ate of tine forbidden tree.
And then, and thus he fell
Then ceased the voice-and all was still:
Conviction seized my soul;
The halow'd prompting of His will
llluminates the whole.
FLORExtE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03
Closing of the State Fair.

To-day is announced as the closing day of
the State Fair, and as there are thousands
of our citizens who have not yet visited the
Fair Grounds during the present season, we
advise them to embrace the last opportunity
and see the grand display presented there.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03

VARIETIES ExCHANGE.-This new estab-
lishment, corner of Dauphine and Custom
house streets, opened under pleasant
auspices last evening, Messrs. NJ. Kernber-
ger & Co., proprietors. The success of
several parties was drank in flowing bowls.
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FOR RENT.

LHOR RENT-A SPLENDID NEW RAISED COT
street in the first s1uara f,or, ST Charles avenre
has all the modern improvements including good
wood and coal house. chicken yard and garden.
1t has seventy feet front state street by one
hundred and seventy eight feet in depth good
plank walk to ST. Charles avenue. State street has
recently been shelled Rent low Apply to the un-
dersgned, at the corner of Cont and Royal streets
or at the cOrne, OF St. Charles and State streets.
nOl9 C.. 3. FISH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03

RELIGIOUS NOTICE-Divine services will
be held to-day, commencing at IL A. NJ. and
7 P. NJ, in Ames Methodist church, corner
of St. Charles and Calliope streets. The
public are cordially invited
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03
Metairie R0ceu.

The Metairie races will commence next
Tuesday, and the attendance will be large
Read the advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03

GENTS WANTED-FOR THE UNIVERSAL
"A TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER. Saves tirle,
twine, thread, fingers and teeth. Something every
body wants. Samples mailed on receipt of twenty
Eve cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS,
Oc3l 3m No. 500 Broadway, New York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03

V1ANTED.-A POSITION AS GOvERNESS OR
w companion to ladv. Would take the en-.
tire of two children, and instruct them.
She speaks q refined and correct German; also,
French and English. ls q good hOusekeeper.
Would not object to go in the country.
MRS. HAVELAND,
no12 No. 209 Camp street,
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WANTED,

WANTED-SEvERAL ENERGETIC CANVASS
w ers, either male or female, to sell the follow
ing named books palace ard Howell or Phases
of London Life the Great Metropolis" a mirror
Of New York; Beyond the Mississippi" by Nc
FarIand Richardson Fifty Years in the Magic
Circle" Expose, or Mormon and Mormonsm."
Address LETTER o, Republican Office. de3 st
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND
w iron for a family of four. Recommendations
required. Apply at this office. nu23
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fETAlRIE JOCKEY CLUB.
FALL MEETING, 1871.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
Tuesday, December 5.
FIRST RACE-Hurdle Race Two miles owe
eight hurdles; Club Purse $500.
SECOND RACE-The Metaire Stake for thre
year olds, $50 entrance, p. p.; two miles; $50
added; second horse to receive l0O third horse t.
THIRD RACE-Mile heats for all ages; CIu1
Purse 400
Wednesday,, December 6.
FIRST RACE-One mile and quarter, for a.
ages Club Purse S 500.
SECOND RACE-One mile and a half for al
ages Club Purse $4Oo
THIRD RACE-Post Stake for all ages two mill
heats 8 100 entrance; $50 forfeit; $500 added sec
ond horse to receive $780, third horse to save his
stake. Closed with the following nominations
/. M. H. Sanford, New York.
2. W. Cottrl, Alabama.
5. T. G.. Moore, Kentucky.
4, D. Swigert, Kentucky.
s. Paul l. AtchisOn. Kentucky.
Thursday, December =.
FIRST RACE-The Lightning Stakes for two year
oids, $50 entrance, p. p; to carry three year old
weights; one mile; $500 adde d; second horse to re
ceive el00 third horse to save his stake. Closed
with sixteen nominations.
SECOND RACE-Mile heats three best in FIVE, for
all ages. Club purse $500.
Friday, December 8.
FIRST RACE-Grand Steeple Chase Handicap,
about two miles and half, over fair hunting
course. Three or more to enter. Weights to appear
the day before the race. Club purse $500
SECOND RACE-Mile heats for three year ods
Winner Of Metarie Stake We pounds extra. Club
purse e40o.
THIRD RACE-Three miles; for all ages. Club
purse $780,
Saturday, December 9.
FIRST RACE-Consolation Handicap, one mile
and quarter Horses beaten once allowed seven
pounds; twice, ten pounds; three times, fifteen
pounds Club purse $500.
SECOND RACE-Four mile heats, for all ages.
Club purse Sl2O0.
In all club purses, entrance free. Ten per cent
Of purse will go to second horse.
Quarter stretch badges for the meeting. ......slo
Quarter stretch badges for single day...........
Admission to public stand.
P. o. HEBERT, President.
Communications must be addressed:
w. NJ CONNER, Secretary of the Course,
Lock box .22.
The Secretary can be found at No. u Csrondelet
straat from twelve O'Clock until two o'clock each
day.
The first race each day will commence at pre-
cisely halfpsst two O'Clock.
The street cars of the Metarie Ridge and Park
Cemeteries will leave corner Of Canal and Caronde
let streets every Ave minutes during the races.
nO26
A TLANTIC GARDENS.
c. A. R. FORSTER. proprietor.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
Nos. Al l.2 and 40 Bar0nne street,
Under the management Of L, D. Bauer, former
proprietor of the National Pavilion, under the |
National Theatre.
THE FINEST MUSIC FURNISHED BY Al ARTISTS
Copcert Every Night.
no16 I'm
NRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS,
MAGNOLIA GARDEN
bayou Bridget.
Every Wednesday and Sunday Afternoons.
rHR BESr BRASS BAND IN AMERICA
Admission FREQ Reffeshments Of al kinds fur
nished ct reasonable rAtes.
issen T.. JuDT, P1oprietee.
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uYANTRD-ONR HUNDRED THOUSAND MIN,
w women and children afflicted with the follow
ing diseases: DyspePsis diarrhea. bilious and
other Ifevers. general debility, nervousness, low
spirits, etc: to be cured by the celebrated Pey.
Ohaud's Bittefs. Price, o. bottle
$3.50 Sp WeTI1Y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03

~ without board, in that pleasant residence, No
212 Caronde!et street Suites Of rooms for fami-
lies, if desired. se8
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EOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
Il residence No. 159 Calliope street; well adapted
for families; conveniently located terms mOder-
ste. Apply to Lockbox No. leo, New Orleans
POstofnce. sel5tf
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u AMlE PLANTS FOR SALE.
Crescent City Ranfe Planting
AND
NANUEACTCRIECi COMPANY.

RAhlE PLANTS, securely packed for shipping
for sale by the thousand at reasonable rates
Terms-Cash Wien ordered.
Books of subscription to the capital stock Of this
company now open at the Office, No. l22 Caron.
delet street. WILLIAM HALL President
EpwARp ToMArs Treasurer ocl3 a,n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03

ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.
DIRECTOR LAWRENCE BARRETT
INAUGURAL PERFORMANCE
At this New and Elegant Theatre
BIoaday Evening, December 4, 1871.
With the following brilliant
STAR COMPANY:
MR. GEORGE CLARKE,
Mr.. DOMINlCK MURRAY,
MR- GEORGE RfER
MR.. GEORGE HOLLAND. Ja-,
Mr.. c. H. FRYR,
Mr.. r. J. BROWNE
ha. STUART ROBSON.
MR. 7; }. HIND Mo-
MR.. II. B: BRADLEY
Mr. ak R: sEdRak N SsEsihGah; MEhshRr
MISS AUGUSTA L. DARGON,
MISS Rosx COOKE. MISS ESiTa cHALIls
MISS MARY CARR, MISS MADpERX,
MISS MURDOCH. MISS ROSE WOOD.
MISS GEORGIE Reynolds.
MRS. SHUBERT.
LAWRENCE BARRETT
Will deliver an
OPENING ADDRESS,
Written especially for this occasion by
E.. G.. HANCOCK, ESQ.
After which. for the 6rst time in New Orleans Al
ber-y's celebrated comedy, in four acts, entitled
COQUETTES,
A piayed at Wallacks, New York, with unprece.
dented success.
Presented with q POWERFUL CAST. APPROPRl-
ATE SCENERY, and COMPLETE APPOINTMENTS.
Admission half price.
Stage Manager. Mr.. JOHN II. SELWYN
Business Manager. MR. LORRAINE ROGERS.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings also for
Wednesday Matinee, "COQUETTES."
Box Office open fiom 10 A. N. to Pm
Doors open at Z; performance commences at 3
O'clock. de3lt
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$1.OQO,OOO
Can b. made in short time by a few shire wd ine n
who will not reveal the secret OF the business un.
der any circumstances
For full particulars, address
JAMES CLARK
Do8 3m W loo Bieecaer street, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03

ORLEANS, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 1871
ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS.
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
DnDhN. IopiiC'".
L IItaSuIcA
Sunday Evening, December 3,
Return Of the favorites for one night only.
THE CHAPMAN SISTERS.
Assisted by the talented comedian, Il. A. LOCKE,
VIII appear this evening in the great musical
extravaganza of
FRA DIAVOLO.
The performance will commence with the comedy OF
CHECKNIATE.
Monday evening. December 4-MISS JANE
COOMBS, in the elegant comedy OF THE WORLD
OF FASHION de3 1t
OPERA HOUSE. Opera HOUSE
D. CALABhESi manager
sunday, December ;, 1871,
Third night OF A. Thomas Opera, in three acts.
MTGNON.
Doors open at half past six performance commences
at seven. Box Office open daily from A. n. to
4P.M
For prices of seats TOR Sunday see the small bills
deg 1t
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A CADEMY OF Music.

A CADE1IY OF Music.
MRS. D. p. BOWERS,
The greatest living actress supported by MR.. J. c.
kcCOLLOM and Academy talented dramatic com.
pany, in elegant comedy, emotional drama, his
torical plays, sublime tragedy.
Monday Evening, December 4,
The elegant comedy
LOVES NIASQUERADE.
TUESDAY EVENING. December 5-The sensational
drama of EAST LYNNE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. December 6-The hstor
ical play ELIZABETH.
THURSDAY EVENING, December THE sublime
tragedy MACBETH.
FRIDAf-Mrs. D. r. Bowers benefit
In Preparation-AMY ROBSART. des
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03
VHE MOULTON CONCERTc

HE MoULToN CONCERTS 2!
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Thursday, Decem6er 2. nj 1880 p: NJ.
ONLY GRAND MOULTON MATINEE,
Saturday. December 9, at 1880 r. NJ.
On which occasion MRS. CHARLES MOCLTON,
Americas most gifted sOngstress, will make her
first appearance in New Orleans, assisted by the
following artists: MR. BROOKHOUSE BOWLER
world-renowned baritone, and MR. JAMES NJ.
WEHLI. the great and eminent pianist. MIR.
GEORGE ". COLBY musical director.
General admission. 81 50 Reserved seAts....$2 90
The sale of seats commences at L. Grunewaid's
Music Store. No. 1923 Canal street on TUESDAY
at ga. u. The Weber Grand Pianos used at
all the Moulton concerts de2 lw
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n q X AN.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND UNITED STATES CON.
MISSIONER.
Commissioner Of the United States Court of
Claims and Commissioner for the States.
ONCE No. 60 Camp street, iNew Orleans.
Testimony and dispositions taken at short uOtice.
Passports provided. and Customhouse papers
promptly attended to. Ge3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-03

NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
IN app iuted bv the Honorable the Sixth District
Court Of the parish of Orleans, State OF Louisiana
Receiver of tie Union League Club formerly located
at No 81 Royal street city Of New Orleans hereby
notifies all members of said club and all those who
have been members OF the same to call at once at
the office of the Receiver No. Carondelet street
and settle their dues and trouble and costs of
suit; and all creditors OF said club requested to
present their claims Immediately TO the Receiver
no29 St T. n GILL Receiver
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SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS
J63- ........St. Charles Street. 1862
Corner Of Thaia
MRS. CHARLES RICE
Will give
Public SeaHces Every Evening.
At Seven O'clock.
PRIVATE S1TTINGS DURING THE DAY,
From Q A. u. to S P. NJ
Editors are invited to call ro29

1
DEALER IN GAS FIXTURES,
Has now on hand and for sale at his store No
l4a Poydras street the largest and finest assort
ment Of goods in his branch of business that can be
found west or south Of the Allegheny Mountains
Call and see for yourselves. nol5 6m
old AND RELIARLE.
Established in l3i0.'
LEON GODCHAUX
SOUTHERN COTHIEG MANUFACToRY
81 and S3.....C Canal street 81 and Sd
Hp
2l3 .i5 AND 2l1 OLD LEvEE
opposite the French Meat Market.
Every description of
MbNS YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDREN CLOTH
ING AND FURNISHING GOODS always on hand
Home made and well made.
We challenge competition as to quality Of Goods
and low prices.
Our stock of Fall and Winter Goods covers every
thing req uired for the by men; youths boys
or children, and will be sold unusually low
LEON GODCHAUX
Nos. 81 and 83 Canal street
ali li3, 2l5 and 2lf Old Levee street
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= cQalzJMURD ON 110lIV PAo1..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
NEW FALL GOODS.

N'E are opening daily choice assortment Of
~ F-ii aad Winter Good, wbicb We uHrr at
EeTv low pTiS"s for Cash. - Ch Rise & re.n
R"~n. BlsCE and Lead Coiu-rd AuHuzaii,tr- Of
beautiful shades for Suits: Brov n Garnet. I.gsd
and Purple fnpiins: handsome ss-O t,nert e.;
rich ors'ch Platte. PinU'd Cloth Tor f.ndi~s- Suits
the ucwcst for travelling -uiIs Plaid aud Plain
WATER PROOF CIOTti
ShRWls. great variety: Arabs At Vrry moderate
price, Bal moral SkITts. very cheap; sash ud
Bow Ribbons; the newest styIt Buv,, Linen Collars
and Cuffs, LNcs Collars; grrat bargains IN Tab.
Llnen the n"wcStsiyle Loop .,Eris: Furs-s rat
variety At very reduced 2. iv'r, hid sud Write
FiannriE. Blankets. COlOrrd sEu white Bl-a, h,d
and L nbl" Arh"d CottOns: BirRchsd, UDbesched nd
ColoTsd CsuIun FlsnHcl CRlIcoss Of pretty stvIe
CarpctinC large sIuck. lower than We have cold
them since the war: Table And Floor OIL Cloth
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Hats. Neck Tee and & ives n large assortment:
Gum ShO"s and Sandals large stock GROCR'
RES at the lOwert price,. 4 handsome assortinent
of Ladies', MiSses' and ChldrFn's Shoes and Gait
KEARSLEY A RUEERER
November J. 1870.
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NOTICE.

4 FER three yeaTs'cG p"Ticnce in selling Roods
~ oh credit, we find II impossible Cunduct bu-
siness with profit TO ourselves aud satisisctoTy to
customer "e will. therefore. sGtcT the 18th 1dsy
Of the present. mnnth. SILL GOODS ONLY FOR
CASH OK PRODUCE. We make THE change ia
t"rest and feeling assured that il will Tesut to toe
advantage Of our customers.
HILLARY, WILSON 4 JOHNSON
summit POINT, Oct. is. $50.
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CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

HAVING changed our business from the credit
system To the srTictiy CASH PLAN we viii
thank al who know Themselves indebted TO ia 60
call and settle their accounts At once. The change
In our business makes IL necessary for up
all accounts now Standing on our books, TO enable
US 20 conduct business satisfacioFiIy and 60 cell
goods Ht the Very Lowest Prices for Cash, nd W
beg that our former patrons will continue u
Their support in prize believing il will be
to their intereSt and advantage. - Wrii ~ 0urs.
HILLEARY, WILSON L JOHNSON
SUInmit Point, Oct. Is. laIO
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TRY IT. TRY JTi-PompeIl 4 r1i.o,.,. 49,,
FiTe SiRdter 10 all the rage. a S1IIi 100
Eino tes large hre quick you don't knov- mi
DOES IL One cake kin6Irs 6ftv frvp -
49,. JOS. h. EASTERDAY.
Deeenber 10 Sole Agent EoT ChsrIestoGn.
BE % gIe-hehst Bs1k SiIl deliver 20 die bar
heIiet. the most .afe. speedy sbd geperaIre-
10y N '"S SOftas 1dTUHyBUu IA sBd for Sals
y JOS. n. YESTERDAY.
THOSE Minee Pies eootain-d Raisfps. F'i0.. Pea.
Nots: Apple BEandy.- Green Apples. Pickles.
So Sant g I1sEe some like shepa. jest
SUGAkS. Flour, Pickles. Cbeese, Baking M5Ias.
~ ses a1d spices Of all kinds. for sale BY
DeeeHber lS. JOS. H. YESTERDAY.
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MATCHMAKING AND REPAIRING.

'INHE undersigned having rented the Shop adjoin-
L ing the Blacksmith Shop of Mr.. Hiram O'Ban-
non. ia ChaTlestOWn, IL prepared to Make and Re-
pair Wagons and CArriages; and also to make and
repair Grain Cradles
The subscriber experienced workman, and
will have the assistance OF practical Wagon Car.
rage and Cradle Makers, and therefore promise
a faithful execution of all work undertaken
PTOmptiIude and reasonable charges will be the
motto Of the new esiablishment.
March 5, l57O-tL J. W. TRIPLETT.
WANTED.
TOIT'S Army, NaVv and Dire COON Pistols, Spen-
~ Ger and Henry Rifles and Carbine'. for which
Cash will be paid JAS. LAW. HOOFF
December 10, $50.
IF you want the best Base Burning Stove in the
! market try the Oriental, for sale by
owls. JAS. Law BOOFF.
DiLLS Of Lumber, all dimensions. PAstering
ID LathS &C, furnished At short notice by
Nov 10. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
lust received a fall stock Of Wheeling NaiIS
- HorSe Sho-S, Powder, Steel. Iron, and goods in
nv line 30 which invite attention.
TOAL HodS, Fire Dogs, Selves. aud Cement for
~ sAIeby JAS LAW. HOOFF.
SUMMIT POINT CATTLE SCALES.
A FCER the fret Of November next. we will be
~ prepared 20 Weigh StOc Of eli kinds Fair
bank's Patent Sc . lee. now being put Up by 0s
HILLARY, WILSON JOHNSON
Summit Point, Oct. Is, $50.
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SPRING AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN!
HOUSE BUILDING, &c.

/ HAVE an EN- ieat Corps Of workmcE and am
prepared TO construct Houses and to exc ute all
Work pertaining ~ the CaryenIcring Business in
the hest manner. Of the beet materials no a. expe-
diuousty a. body rlse. ] will contract TO erect
House,. furushing all the neces AIRY materials il
desirable to parties. The Work heretofore done by
me in and around CharlcstoWu, attests whether or
not understand my bus ncss. Persons proposing
TO Build, L. have work q any description in INV
fine, done, may consult their inScrests BY calling
upon me. Respectfully.
March !. 1870 SAMUEL MYERS