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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
COMMERCIAL.
LEXINGTON X

wnni-:u Ia n, f"F Snmiiug.
Rrr,-r-cnuic- y.i. rod, neatly wrapped ~ To
p: fair to ,.,oi, I!i.; white AMI COMMON, 10
Egs>-irr,h, 10 10 lar.
Bcans-Eandp picked navy 81 ooto 400; medium
Prnvisions-s. {. hams, Is To 2dc; country Is
to lsc5
Sidcs-clrar IN tol..
Shou!,trr--7to s.
! Finur-rhoi"r XXX @, 10 bb,s %; good
second rate /. 90:
Corn iueal-D 20 .3c.
Salt. kanawha, : -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sugar 10 (" II; Ex. C.. X
to u; =. l5,i To Ii; crushed AZ to Is.
T-aS-6O To = %.
Cof.e-choicc. &c 10 "a. fair ~ to %; D. G.
Java, - to :sjp.
StrIp-u-Ir loaf, 81 On Ia l 10 golden: 90.
Mplasscs-S. H.. a.; common 50.
Ricc-lu to l2t.
Chccse-N. T.. lsc to &c; English Dairy 30;
Pepper-3J To ii; lairc ground, t9c.
AispiCe-25 10 80.
Honpy-l3 In Zoe.
Tailow--T to -;
Festhers-rrinlr, SC;
BreSwaN-2j;
Coal oil-toc per gal;
Grain-N". / wheat, se:ot3a.--No.!l 30 tul 80
Onfs-2n to -.
Corn-A!l. / 20 tueoo.
Sun,lrirs-iblicrs / IN 10 : M.
Apllrs-dri-i, hu. l III to l 81
P..:chcs-irir,i ii 10 &C.
Potators-Nt 10 SOC.
R.ef--on foot I" 3; qrs s to 10; cutlo to !2s
Hugs-,n foot 3 20 To $ so.
! Dry GoUtls-lrints Sa tn l2S.
SiteetinSs-heavy - bro, Is to Isl; second do.
isS; fine brown 4 ID TO 1 sj; lot shectinS 40 to
IS: Crash, l2ts to ~.
Cottpn-5lcach-i, l2S To 2p.
! Canton Flanncls-l6a To 81.
, Ticnings-aj IN 20.
Table iinvl-otu ! -.
Jrans-J5 ~ | M.
CasiIurrcs-l % Ia > ~.
Paper ciIisrir-l5.
Spool cottun-doz: | %.
Cor,ets-Tl to ) W.
Hides and pc'ts-lry hides Ii to 10; green
hi'lss &c;
Sheep ;.lis--7a 70 . co.
Deck sIins-drv, per 70. lJGac.
~N;nk-i'rimr, 81 -.
Ottrr-S2t-i.
Cuon-i,riInc. "Sr-
Mlskrat-S 10 iOc.
S~kulS-audt'.
i.un.bcr-clcar pine, Ii inch, ST.: same inch,
$50: A stock boari, 81. b stock board, 40; sag
aaaw board, dressed Is; fencing. 80; clear
flooring. 50. al rate DO. 81: clear sailing, pine.
-; I'll do. "a: 81 do. 2I; joist and 2ctuti:n&. 30:
I'd clear scun;ling, for :rainrS; 5i; 4 s.,InSirs;
sawed. s NJ. / do. ! %; laths, ) 10. Native
luml:sr. ssit, III So, hard - 81.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
% wAgy STREET

Is brimming full and running over with all kinds
of new and seasoEiblc goods. consisting Of new
styles dress goods, ve!vet-ens, lace collars,
trimmings, lldie-' SILK .cck-tics, p~erfnmerles,
ehignons, bra;ds, switches, cUrsets. yarns, &c.
Our prices cannot fail to please every one. We
guarantee everything We sell moi only to b. 1rst-
class, but as cheap as anybody else can sell it.
Come and See McCArsLASp i BEoFoRD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
RONLE e NEW

Are receiving their fan and winter stock, which
embraces all classes and varIetieso f
. FANCY AND STAPLE Il FOODS,
A fresh supply Of ladies' aad Ssnts'
TRUNKS, yALfSES. y sATCHEiS.
The assortment Of H.rslw are isyery complete.
new stock Of Men alh Boys Hats
We propose to sell OIL our shje stock at COST
or LESS THAN COST to ciosr ont.
DO NOT forget inst bargain, can be had at No
n Main street, as Royle & New are prepared to
Offer . large and attractive stock Of Fall and
Winter goods, ani every one Is invited to call
a.dexsmine, and purch Sc cheap for CASH.
sepil-tf RoyLE & NEw.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30

In TOwN.-Wc noticed in town on
Monday, Prof. L. Melton, forn.r,ya citizen Of
Lexington. Prof. Melton at present resides at
Concordia in this county. where he is engaged in
business Of Commission and Produce Merchant.
We wish him a layge measure of success.
ARRIVAL. - VIM. i. Beck, Esq,
late ean'lidat. before The Democratic Convention
in this county for Legislative loaors, returned
to orr miist on sunday froI4 4 short trip Of pleas
ure to Eorknpo!is. He Is looking handSomer
than ever in his stunning Alexis suit, and has
not been able to cn:ir,!: rid himself OF the bland
smile which he cultivated in his .Ieciioncering
days.
LOST STAR.-A bright star named
Miss Ollie McGoain, made her appearance in our
s;.i.i social system = few weeks ago, Shedding
u hal, Of mct"oric srlrninr in her pathway. AZ
ter a short stay, sufficient. however, to amaze, h.
wilder, blind and almost kill half the men, mar
ried and unmarried, IN town, the beautiful stra.-
ger suddenly shot from Our too contracted spher.
on Saturday last, to carry the brightness OF he.
glory into other systems.
RETURNED-Our talented Young
friend of the legal fraternity. Wilii,m ii.
Hidcii. Esq who spent some weeks in Lex
ington daring last summer. has returned
from a short ~snjourn At his old home in
Georgia. with n view Of locating prrma'
n'nt'y In oar city. lie has engaged III
ofire in the new 'inck now going up OF
Main street. md IS - on rs II l. ready .,l
OCCUPANCY. viii enter upol t!tr active prac.
tirc OF his profession.
ScIENrlFrc.-Dr j. L. Alexander
Of this place has engaged to deliver durins
the present season u course of Lectures or
the subject ri Physiology before the ycuns
ladies OF the Eliz .b.ih Auii Seminary. on,
lecture to be given rarh week, oil f'rida,
night. No man in upper Missouri. probably
is better quaiifir,i for such a work. and WI
congratulate the managers of tue Seminar!
upon 50 valuable nh addition to the alre.d!
superior educational advantages they offr
to the youn. Iadie> under their charge.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
KCYLE d SS:w

ARR constantly receiving fresh supplies OF new
and desirable GOODS in all the VARIOUS DE-
PARTMESTS Of their business. and woull cal!
the attention of EVERY ONE to their CHOICE. AMI
VARIED eiUtk, which they propose 10 sell
CnHtV. W, Mean Whist NC say. hit the only
way for You to he convinced OF ihe fac: is 10 come
and see for yourselves I ( new.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
re LOCAL

Persons advertising in the local columns, eN-
charged is cents per line for ilrst Insertion, and
10 cents per line for zach additional insertion.
and to those having standing ''ads." 10 cent,
per line for first insertion, and ) cents per line
Tor each additional insertion.
p-PositiyeIy no deviation from this rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30

PIANOS AND ORGANS Persons desiring to ,nir-
chase either Instrument ctn obtain better bar
gains of Mrssrs. Vielr Il Mills, General Agents
Tor the celebrated Arion aud Iarlor Gem
Pianos and EStry Cottage Organs tiIln any dealer
in the West. Call on tn in or send tor their cir
culars, No. 2l4, North Fifth street, St Louis,
No. All Instruments fully warranted. liJ-iy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
Registration Returns.

The returns from "a counties give
. total Of 2s5,2fs registered voters
agsins: 1929 In 1870, n Increase Of
$3.50. This leaves 40 counties 10
bear from.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
Arrival and Departure of the Mails,

st Louis mail, via n Mo X X. arrives at 7
4 NJ departs at G p Via Pacific Il Il, ar
fives II 4 y; departs At 5 30 p A-Daily.
Western mail arrives "a N ; departs 6 r:M-
Daily.
Sc: Joseph mail arrives a N; departs 8 p y
Daily.
SedAlia mail arrives II a N departs 5 30 P n
Daily.
Warrensburg mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday n N: departs Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday.
waverly mail arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday 1 P "; departs Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday AN
Independence mail arrives Monday, Wedncs-
day and Friday 6 M; departs TUESDAY, Thurs
dag and Saturday An
Pleasant Hill rail arrives Monday, Welues-
day and Friday n \ NJ; departs same day IL n.
Eastern Way mail, via y Mo II n, arrives
"a n ;departs 6 4 N.
Once hours daily Except Sunday, from !
a 4. to 30 r N sunday, tr0InS TO "a N.
Geo. W. MciiEAN, T.. NJ.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30

Davis 4 Allstsdt are receiving THE largest stock
OF boots. shoes and hats ever brought to thi.
market. They warrant their goods in every re-
spsct, and sell cheaper than the cheapest. Cal
early and get bargains at
Sepi-tf No. 100 MAIN STREET.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30

CAsH-Paid for Lard, Tallow, Grease or
fat OF any kind.
A. A. & j. o. LESUECR,
Cor. Main and Pine streets.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30

Don't fail to call on Davis s Allstadt when yOr
want to purchase the handsomrst shoes IN the cit,
very cheap. sep4-tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30

For COOP BED-clcan room, and
= square meal. so TO the Lindcl Hotel, Kan
sas City. j. III. BSGwILL.
my3l-1y Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
D OF ELECTION.

Are selling heavy boots Cheaper than any house
IL the city. cpa,r
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
BULLY srr.


Pete Donan, . 6egss eo.felAsss csioaS,
whose narhei regiment command ars
unknown - confederate srShivesEpets
Donan, Seer3 SsrriA'' Pets. whs slandersthe
confederate cause By WEARING = handle 70 his
|psme he never earr.eL ca any field; Ale
S. Kierolf, Of .insean,,, MID darins the war
wsded In blood up 10 his chin a few miles
south Of the Nort,; Pole; Ethan Allen. a New
York Yankee. who during the Wes saved his
scalp and hid his precious carcass beneath
the pstticoats Of Yankee school msrms-
Ethan Allen, whose narrow picaynnish soul
could be Gagged in . mustard seed, aud then
leave room enough for \ cooking :ose and
billiard tsble-these are pretty fellows to
rake up a mans confederate war record
Contederstcs and people OF Lafs! cite, What
think you of them?
These are the men that run the Caucasian
and slaader us in order 10 elect Taubman,
and uphold the Radical psrty in this county
They are the men that run n paper that Is
not only All injury but: u clrse aud disgrace
10 the eoun,y-a paper that has helped te
cnsiave u people. and while in the ac'
henping upon them tao ~sroiscst abuse
and.nsul;s-spapcr run alone Oh the priaeir!.
! Of pay. and which in the very nature ol
things canno. sub,crrc the interests of the
people. How innS vii! you bs humbuSgeL
'f such men ai:'i Si.ch \ paperg
------
FIRE AND FRiGi;r- Early Mon
day morning. before day, fire was discovered
upon the roof Of Tie l.easa occupied ny Mr..
Sctlgwick on Third street. immediately A.
joining the residence OF Mrs. Long The
lire originated from 4 defective fiue. 1t was
eX%tinvuishcd without great difficulty, bni
was the occasion oi great alarm to the neigh.
boring Residents, some OF whom startled
this crisp night air with piercing cries ofirs
Gre. The house IL nothing ,,u; I miscrasl,
shell. and Is 4 stanIla. menace 10 ail the
dwellings in that neIghaOrh0od, and ~ sue.
is a nuisance that shouid tc abated by iht
rity authorities if necessary. At least IN,
owners, whoever they are. should be re-
quircd TO put il in such n condition that those
living Iesr by might lieda'nto rest nj night
with s.E,e assurance Of not having their
roof burned over their heads before morn
inv
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
CASH ALI FOR Z

Goods delivered free. aug1tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30

BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP.
KENTUCKY WHISBET, CHEAP.
GROCERIES,, ASSORTED, CHEAPEST.
FLOUR, MEAL md BRAN, CHEAPER,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-10-30
CHEAP!
e. EASTER s. co.

SUCCESSORS TO r C.. PATTERSON 4 co.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

Milk AND BUTTER DEPOT-SETLING 100 QUARTS
N day; good given for sale. Call ut aGs First
The New York herald., 1872-08-29
DENTISTRY.

A BsoLUTELY PAINLESs-TEETH EXTRACTED
n without gas. chloroiorm ether Combination Sets
extremely light and durable Rubber Sets $o 2i6 Sixth
avenue, Between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets I
tabiished "a years. Drs l.. BERIIARD 4 SMITH.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-rIFTEEy
L. years; benunbln4 application; beautiful Teeth, 81
SGT $40; piumpcrs for hollow cheeks srcciay: scs re-
raifed. J. JAY vILLERs, 1856 Grand, nca broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM. OF e5
~ acres for sale on ts edgs OF n Hour Hour
from Philadelphia, 81 hours from New YORK; land Is
rui AU trees; splendid water at house, barn ana on
iarn oumngS, Cost oyer Mp adse % prck mn
Tor IS head carriage house. pigsery henery, &C. al
f1ne order; healthy and beautiful country. This
property must be sold at once TO settle an estate can
be bought bya good party for $65o very easy terms
Take thc NJ train from foot OF Liberty street New
York New Jersey Central Railroad, "a bethlehem,
PAT there take the North pcnns yana RnilrQad fof
Quakeftoyn inquire A. bnshs Hotel, opposite 9nsnsr.
noon
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

ICOR SALE OR TO RENT-BUILDING NO. 1874 EAST
u Forty,frst street, near Lexington avenue, four
stories hgh 2x2 and feet wide In the adapted
70 livery stable or factory. Apply to PETER CARTER
No. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

NOR sALE-rnE STOCK OF THE HAT AND CAP
store cr,er OF Canal street and South Fifth avenue;
ncu les loi OF Furs VIII be sold Ia bulk or In los
suit purchasers, and at prices greatly below and
value. A fine chance for retail dealers.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

(NHOICE LOT OF BLACK WALNUT MAHOGANY,
" Rosewood and other hard Wood also Newels Banis-
ters, veneerng, &C. must be sold price great
bargain. JAQrES, 162 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

d. O0O HOTEL AND TWO ACRES IN FEF
pI.OOV. good business at station; ticket, freigt
A. +. JAYNE 4 CO., ls3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

NOR SALE-ONE SUNLIGHT CHANDELIER AND
IL Globes, extra gilt sx-light Chandelier and
Globes; two twOlight Fixtures and Globes extra guilt
for parior; fine Hall Light and Globe; the above
ticies almost and be at private house
Address DAVID, box 2,99 Post Office
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

LHOR aAIE-TO BAkERS-IIANDsOMELY AND
completely fitted up Store long established ana
of the best locations up town, with good lease.
JAMES MOORE, 2sj Tenth w.. near Twcnty-sixth ".
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

L,OK SALE CHEAP-TwO-PULL ALE PUMPS; BAR,
IL feet long nice Office Desk; good ordcr but little
used; all at 81 Beach street. JOHN O'NEiI.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

LNOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE,
j. doing large and profitable business owners wish
to sell account III health; better opportunity
offered. Apply for ono week to FITCH BENNETT, ljs
Chambers
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

OYSTER AND SAMPLE ROOM FOR SALEM.
" quire 81 Cortlauit street. under the cigar store.
CAFEs-PARTIEs NEEDING SECOND HAND shFTS
- will do well to examine the large assortment OF all
makes, at AMERICAN STEAM SAFE COMPANY, 3N
broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

AUNDRY FOR sALE.-A wELLEsTAyLISHED
IL steam Laundry, located In New England city Of
6o0J0 inhabitants, doing large and increasing bsness
opposition price moderate. Address NJ. ". e. Chester
The New York herald., 1872-08-29
EUROPE.

NOR tLE CITHAP-A LARGE BED PLANER, IN FER
feet running order. Cigar Box Factory. psJ Water
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

i Stock Farming Utensils, Crops, NC ~ mile from
Northeast station Cecil county Md; midway betwee,
Philadelphia aud Baltimore; large brick mansion and
tensive outbuidngs, modern build and in good order
l0 Peach trees buildings and stock worth price asked
from station, with crops &c buildings alone worth price
asked, $50 per perfectly healthy Immediate pos
session; no exchange.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

LNOR SALE--A BOOK STORE, IN ONE or THE BOR-
der States, the only In county OF over 2000 in
hebants stock on hand about 81, 800: terms casI. Ad
dress j. I. B., box 5S5 New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

MADISON AvENUE-THE ELEGANT AND SUB
Vu stantial House northwest of Sixty@ixth
street. will be sold cheap Inquire the premises of
ID. @. CROSBY, lSy Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29
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MARBLE hIANTELS.

A -RFMOvAL-SLATE MANTELs, GRATLs &C.
"A. Large and elegant stock at our new warerooins
Union square corner oi Fourth avenue and Seventeenth
street PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, ma uiacrurcrs Of
every variety cfhIatc work, plain and ornamental
KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLElzING
IA. Works. l3t and 1856 East Eighteenth sfrcc-Marbio
and Marbleized Mantcis Thing Marble Countera Monu.
ments ut prices that DEFY competition Marble Turning
for tho trade.
CTEwARrs SLATE MANrELa--RICH AND ELE-
= gan, design. Slate Work Of every dsscrlgnon MAT;
"a West street. bloch west oi Sixth
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

(fORNER DRUG STORE FOR SALEM BRIDGE
~ port, Conn. 81 500 line chance for German; rent
low; present owner sick For particulars address H.
UHLE, Norwalk Conn.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

EvOR SALE OR TO LET-TWO MORE OF THOSE
beautiful four story brown stone hardwood gnshed
Houses in Sixtyrst street. between Madison and Fourth
avenues. Inquire of b. b. MERRILL a CO, "a West
Thirty-t third street.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29
POLITICAL.

C,TORAGE wAREHOUsES-595 So AND 6st HUDsO'
- street. 779 Greenwich and 10 Abingdon squar
toficc J5 Hudson street, near Wcu Twelfth srcc0, fo
furniture and all ohergoods placed In spare conpnrt
mcnt the cheapest best managed and responsible
establishment In New York.
r. Tx6dART. Proprietor AMI Manager.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

L,OR sALE--A STATIONERY AND TOY BUSINESS
lively part Of city. years old, with Stock and Fix
lures. Inquire a Bropne street.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

SAFES.-GIEAT BAHGAINS IN SAFES; ALL SIZES;
- Herrngs Marvin's, Wders; cheap to close be-
LIST prOx.; also jewellers and silk Safes
LILLE SAFE COMPANY ~ Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

HARDWARE STOCK FOR sALE-wITn FIXTURES
and established business in this city, S40uw
will take onchalf city Brooklyn Real Estate, balance
cash. Address BUSINESS Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

DARKROOM FOR SALE CHEAP-DO1NG GOOD BUsI-
ID the best tlorout hare down town; low
Apply u THOMAS GAFFNEY, Auctoneer, No Centre
str
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

NATURAL SOIL, ELEVATED AND PERMANENT
IN location, near Central Park and Fifth avenue.For
sale the elegant four story brown House 20 East
Sixty ninth street. Owner ut -.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

L,OR sALE-A SHIRT STORE, WITH FIXTURES, ON
three years lease In GOOD neighborhood; cstah-
Ished twenty years nud doing first class cash busi-
inauire Ut 126 Leonard street.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

ENOR sALE-EXCHANGE FOR A COUNTRY HOME
cages a new four story brown stone House, hardwoo
finish, on Madison avenue, the Park, furnished
WILLIAM GEE, owner corner of Elm and Ftankl
streets: agents
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

MILK ROUND AND DEPOT FOR sALE-UsISG
IA S9 quarts day; VIII be sold separate together
at very low figure Particulars at % Cherry street.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

cETH STREET CONVENIENT TO CENTRAL PARK
OC and Madison Just east OF Fourth ave-
high soop brown stone pwe!ling for sale reasonably;
terms easy possession. V. X. STEVENSON a SON,
II Pine street and 226 Fi1th avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

QO7 SIXTH AvENUE.-rHE PARTNERSHIP HERE
CCl toore existing between the undersigned, under
the frn name Of Waterow Co.. IL this day dissolved by
limitation. JAS II. WATERFOWL.
NEw YORK, 9th August 1872. JOHN f. PALMER.
The business OF Real Estate Brokers and House Agents
will be continued at the above address by
JAS. r. WATERLOW.
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

A CHEAP BARGAIN CAN BE HAD OF THE HAND
IN some Liquor Store, $50 Ninth II not sold
day viii lie auctoned tomorrow (Friiay).
The New York herald., 1872-08-29

NOR SALE--A SHOE STORE, DOING GOOD SALE
IL and first class custom trade; long established; will
be sold cheap going into other business Apply ut
the store, b53 Broadway.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-29
4 GREAT 0fFsl
Only So For 81 u
Or, for $500, s1s.eo =
or. for $500, $500

The beautiful and artistic ., u,uIa
Size, i3xl7 CATER Lille M.sEenns ons % i
vii! he sent by mail, sncnsa ,ylv subsat,
a premium to every ~ yssI,l}e lstdts1
OREsT"S MONTHLY, aeki,o,"..es"sisn y
tifu! and usc!'nl fariof M,.,S.,timl
isn't She Pretty 7" is . !, !, avaIustk
splendid Parlor Picture, anu ~. " east d
worth more Than double, tnl.n es ri Ae
and. together with DEMo,nih,,oS,rs tpls9
forls an opportunity Tor a,'' a. ~ in Ps
as may never occur AGAIN a;aS;tiond,
She Pretty ~ for i | r., a ;aMmsol,, n
Wooing, after jerome Ihoi Tho. " ilssh
Ms, Nil! he sent post,tree;;avr, ous
DENukEST'S MONTHLY, l aoa,ualtR
"Iiiawatlla's WooinsS" Is ), ~ XII Chnpt1
of art, a large and beautiful ,.,l Hne
four times the price clsarss Sat FIJI y
brothers and Lovers. 90 o., ''o oud pres
DEMOREST'S n aGAzlN:in;' max, % eye
beautiful Chrome. It will a1 na ptoys
delight and satisfaction, ~. a" and kiMasd
dress ". JnSNlsas .;'. fIaatsst W
New York. Copies OF 1lo nnst.ttse.
Magazine IS cents each, pus1
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-29
DIR. RADWAW|
Perfect PurgatiVe !

perfectly tasteless, elegantly ,, eoa'ss
gum, purge, regulate, purify, esa " Fl
EN-. Railways Pills, for sie G ,.;.,nsrs
the stomach. liver, bowels, k ,,''unt;sns
vous diseases, headache, .,s.anuss
Indigestion, dyspepsia, b,lIloai i,ns suli
inflammation of the l'oweis. ll,9 W.,rs,
ul.nts of the Internal Visrera. Wa Mao M
mercury, minerals, or !els x,1 9p,lt SD
A few doses OF R.iDW.lf ~ t Il 1ipI
system from all the above ~, llis' nlJpTGCs
rs cents Per Box. SOLD ~ mi
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send YOU.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-29
SPECIAL Nh

Al, persons knowing hrssnsssssel,siaIIl
undersigned, are mos, , is Of bas.s
call at either of their places Al cs
,ne,a Ieip by the first day aStItslps!
placed i'll the hands u ' al
collection. will come "
tie without further delass nLER, Bs
janG-8t. A. LIZ
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-29

From and et,e. t,. ;:, Gay :; &c 81; ~;
clusively. Those w,. sl.,ias aud al
securing the best , "a, If goods: y" ~
the very hest quality :" o,r best %, ~
o M,.' viii viii be treated win ,,'nni H. ~
! a. A. LEVY i Co.. '''
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-29
KIDNEY 4 Bladder CONF

Urinary aud Womb diseases, G I,j.'s
Drorsy, stnppase of Water, lncon IT., \
8rishl's Disease. Alhumi!urla, aia !
: where there are hmrll-,lust deposits, o.
is thick, clonby. mixed with snN s!.a \
White OF an egg, or threads like shllt me.
is Il morbid. dark. bilious appcafasN;..
bone dust deposits, and WHEN 'ile' pe,',
burning sensation when passing s ss.l
i, in the small of the back ana along Wv
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-29

state of Lousslnna.-Parish of West Fell
ciann-Parish Gaurt-Succcssion of Micajal
Courtney, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Adine ". conrt-
new administrative of the Succession OF Mcaiah
Courtney, decd, has flied final account of her
administration, and unless legal opposition is made
thereto within ten da' from the date hereof, the
same will homologated according to law.
CALVIN GOODMAN
mrl5-4p-sJP Clerk Of said Cont.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-29
PLANTATION SUPPLIES

of all descriptions.
rYr All of which will be disposed of at slight
advance only above their origna! cost. Asking a
share Of patronage from the public, promise
satisfaction.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-03-29

! We would call the particular attention of the
Mercantile ard Business Community To this branch
of our establishment, as no effort upon our part
will be wanting to