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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
CORPORATIONS.
4 MENDMENT TO CHARTER,
Parish of orleans, City I3 of Ne OF 6 nrils

! STATE OF LorIsriyA,}
Parlsh OF Orleans City of New Orleans
| Be it known that on this nfn+b dove O.,
in the year of our Lord one +bnnsa"5 al ~ @
dred and seventy-two and OF The |T1anaI7l
the United States of America the nfnatvseInnt6
| before me, Andrew Hero Jr A nOtarT nnhIin in
| for the parish of Orleans and CITY New oTIaSna
| State OF LOUISIANA, duly commissioned nuaIi-
| fed and in the presence of lie vvitnssses go;
after named and undersigned personailT Cane snd
appeared Edward B. Benton Of this citT nreei,iaI+
| of the LOAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATIoN a III
organized CO.. porate body doniciIed in this citT5
| instituted under the provisions of an act of tx
| Legislature of the State No 2I2 entitled AN ACT
10 incorporate the Loan and Pledge Assocsation
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9InfenrninyYcnI md River rSennfH

The signal service, United States army.
reportss for she benefit OF commerce, the
meteorological record. and rise or fall of
the rivers az S:4S =. M joc3! vine. yes:eG.
da@ as follows.
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GIFT CONCERT,
GIFT CONCERT,
FE1HE KENTUCKY LIBRARY
GIFT CONCERT.
100000 in Bank TO Pay all G5gsRs
a FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT
a FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.
SIOO, 600 for only $40.

At the Second Grand Gift Concert, authorized as=
Library Of Kentucky, unavOdably postponed gsag1Ea
September Z3 to December I, and which post IT1ey
and uequiyocally occurs in Louisville, Kentu&asya
Saturday, December 7, 1872, without further GoB3s
On any account whatever the following Cash cara
are for distribution by lot among the t5c&aa
holders:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

tCoHwGgTEnFdR WRIAs..o-Rcesg?ag Tough
oon yesterday gave Che following named
gersonseheir certificate Of registry 60 gobe
zone Fudge Shell:
Bictor Brown, W. e. segerin add RoberS
SgiIson, 8r carrying gesolEeYs concealed
ora their persona
WilIiam FiAleA goP ma1icious2y s'estsog-
Ias goods belonging to his neighboss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

sEREous &HARGRs. George q. CooR was
arrested on &raviers streBto in ehe night,
charged with Breaking into fhe house q
Sicily Gibbons, armed with dangerous
9eapon ana s7ith inteuS TO murder. Pie
gaze gJ0s bond 20 appear before Hocogdeg
Jlougbfonen me fifth Of November.
dEenry Hamilton 10 IL hockefty Eog shoot
5ag az and attempting to- kill Offices Scott,
on Poydlras street, Thursday nighg.
James aartin is marked '.ja custody"
goT emphatically threatening 90 Shoot nu-
meNous unhealthy balls into che healthy
body Of air. Eeoa Z.amotbe, %ao now Oh
$ecss and asks chat Sic law ayenge size
breach OF Gecogumo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
Used Up. H-whatis the precise meaning of thi

Used Up."Whatis the precise meaning of this
familiar phrase when employed to signify an unna
tural condition Of body aud mind! 1t means exhaus-
ton, lansour, want of vital energy mental apathy
"A pitiable state Of physical and mental helpless
ness The best and in fact the only perfectly re-
liable panacea for used up system is that most
popular and potent of medicinal stilIulants, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. No matter whether the
health has been broken down by excessive labor
oveIstudy, an insalubrious atmosphere, anxiety
irregularities in diet, dissipation, or any other
cause. this powerful and pleasant vegetable res
toratve will soon recruit the dropping energies Of
nature, restoring the iRtegrty of the nerves; and
re-establshing that func ionaI regularity which
is essential to animal vigor and hopeful frame of
mind. As a cure for debility in all its varied man
ifestatione, Hostetter's Stomach Bjtters is unap-
ploac he'd by any tonic in the materia medical
Oc22 st cod "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
NJ. JOSEPHSON,
JOHN CARTER.


7 SECOND.
OFFICE or TIE Loan AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION
New Orleans, September IT, 1872.
| Rn pursuance Of the notice published on and
| since the telrteenth day OF August 1872 in the
| New Orleans iilnes and the New orleans Bee for
| meeting of the Stockholders of the Loan and
Pledge Association to be held the sixteenth day of
september, a. D. l872 TO signify their assent to
change the name OF said association to the Accom-
mediation Bank OF Louisiana, we, the undersigned
stockholders, each and severaDy holding and rep
Tesenting the number OF shares of tee capital
stock OF the Loan and Pledge Association, written
below opposite our signatures or names, 90 hereby
vote and assent for rad stock to change the name
of the Loan and Pledge Association to the Accom-
mediation Bank OF louisiana, by which latter
name the INCORPORATION shall hereafter he known
and designated. This is done by virtue of and in
! accordance with the pr0vl ions OF article twelve
of the act of Incorporation and of section Of
the act OF the Legislature of the State Of L0usi-
| ana, approved March 9, 1870, entitled an act TO
authorize the chhoder6 Of the Loan and Pledge
association to change the name of the incorp0ra
tion and 10 grant certain privileges TO said asso
citation, which last aforesaid act Tels this day &C
cepted by the stockholders of the Loan and
Pledge Association. III testimony OF orr assent
to the foregoing We have hereuntO i'll meeting as
sembicd subscribed our names this sixteenth day
OF September in the year Of lord one thou
sand eigbt hundred ard seventy-tw@.
Original signed Shares
Il. A. Without 90 ...,s.....o......o...I1 $50
T. u " cod. 8s......-,-....e .'.''.....'',..., -
j. ~ tii!lIna e. zoo
T. q. 9.....-. ........ .
J. n BGI.bssa sgi j. Benton attorney Il, %
E. Z. Beutosl 81 sidcn5sof l. can and 4sadsa Asso
GA t!QH'.. .....,..,-..... %
i: Burke per,r John Bur o, 10
" + AulG'hS. ............
signed and aa9soov edged b. all Of tie above
n. JoSEPH@oy,
SFhic3 abG documents after beng thus recogded,
were annexed a the al@1gin hereof for rcteredoe
4 RI IEFy,Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of dsenre Damerun.

E8ECCVSsEUEI aII uaCEAEy AEEUNB1CASUHe
q I'll PARTIES BAyING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
IA succession of Henry Cameron, deceased, and
all persons who indebted to said succession,
are requested to call on MeBsrs. Cotton L Levy az
torneys at law, Ne. IA Exchange alley, or to John
Steb, agent of said deceased and of his widow and
heir, No s5 Second street. Fourth District, for set
Element 0c25 St.
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R. S. WEIGH, Casl2ieEa


Whole tickets s TO- halves, s.; quarters, So So.
II whole tickets for $780, % for B255; Sc for $500
ll3 for $1,000; 285 for $780, SIS for $4,000 No dis
count on less than s 100 worth of tickets at time
The drawing will positively and unequivoeaItg
take place December :. Agents peremptoTi3v
required to close sales and make returns NOve1at,-
ber25, in order to give ample time for the final ar
ran@emants. Orders for tickets applications Gq1
circulars should be addressed to
GOVERNOR THOMAS f. BRAMLFTTR
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky, Louisville Egas-
lucky. oc8 We Sa Ist P-El
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

Whole tickets, $50; shares in proportion.
Prizes payable without deduction.
Orders TO be addressed 10
CHARLES T. HOWARD.
Lock box 692, Postoface New Orleans.
Send 9osyohce money order, or regieter yoIr et
tero
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

a Customer. ~esseveras days ago inforsaa"
zion GcacLe& our police headquarters asking
she arrest Of Ephraim Densways alias
Brown. accused OF burglary at Raceiand.
4 vas sznownthas he lived in Ggetna, and
sergeantC chapman was directed 20 arrest
him on sigHas bus as he failed, two detee'
tive. were sens over; shey easily tOnsli
Brown and captured him. They searched
1is house. and IN doing 90 discovered an i'm
msnso NUMBER oS $colen articles. suhieieDtso
atalt . small garioty sto.a. Goods we're
found alarlW8 s. p. 8reoka, ~ A. o.,
Ogleshy. Waggama1s and WITH other names.
= shire marked ". Grayeis was among the
lot. The &onses OF tie gentlemen named
nave all been soDne1 within few moatds.
Accused w.A oe prosecuted assp SuE these
ehef-ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
HVINVI . =
One grand gift, cash
&lRa INV

Total 1000 gifts, all cash assao&sR
The money 10 pay al these gifts is now upon tss
ers and overs Bank, as will be seen By ekss
following ,2rtitcate of the cashier:
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BAEE
Louisville, KY, september 26, lRTa. Z
This is to certify that there is now on leposN lin
this bank over half million of dollars to t2sp,
credit OF the Gift Concert fund $500 900 of whie}s
is held by this bank treasurer of the Pubi&s
Library of kentucky TO pay Off all gifts TO bs
awarded at the drawing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
POLITICAL, NOTICES.

o~O0l|~no~"""N"Nlv>I~ouuv
8srane Cadets, Second District, indie
pendent Club.-There win be special meeting of
this Club THIS EVENING, at the hall on Robert
street, between Dreams and st. Anne streets,
at sev o'clocko Punctual attendanceis required.
By order, WILLIAM VIGERS, Presiden~.
HY. FANDR0s Secretary. Oc26 lit
AS William Ii. Yates and Walter :. Long
nave been nominated fUr Representatives OF the
third ward and A. j. Gavegn fOB Second Justice Of
the Peace their aism6s aGe dereby submitted to
the approval 06
oc25 81 THE PEOPLE.
Cor Clerk OF che Third District Court
J. nj BARRETT. Election November 4, 1872.
oc22 ct cod
I hereby announce TO- 1Ile voters of the
parish OF orleans that am candidate for Sheriff
of the Criminal S}OurtO JOSEPH BOUTFE.
Oc22 6t*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
snccessio0 o6 Charles W. S4inn-so.


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
. $)rleans-R hereas, Charles linn has pc
ttioned the court for letters OF administration
ON the estate OF she late Charles ~. Finn, de.
ceased, interstate. Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to shows cause within ten
days why the prayer OF she sSi6 petlsiOn&s should
not be granted.
By order OF the G0ur9o
oc2s2 81 81 q. Tracy, sTerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

Ia che Matter Of the GhfI6rer of Charles
David Law, &bseutees no 35,86l.
GEGOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Qrleans-Wbegeas, Jean B8ptiste Vgneaud has
petitioned the court fox letters of cuatOrshp on
tho vacant estate of the children of Charles David
Haw, absences. S0tic@ is hereby gwen 20
whom il may concern, 10 show cause within ten
days, why 'he praysr ct the said petjsOneS shsuld
not be granted.
b order Of the CoUrSo
oc22 "A 28< 81. @ TRACY. CrsrS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

The Steamboat Captains Association has
been reorganizeds caused ~ 5Ae Seseat
strike by longshorsmen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
THE DAILY REPUBLICANS

May be had Of the following dealers:
George Ellis opposite the Postotiioe.
C. &. Haley, No. 10 Commercial place.
&C. D. Hole, No. 81 Exchange place.
q. Simon, St. Louis street, between Royal
9treet and Exchange alley under st. Louis
RoteIy.
James Ennis, Pontohartrain railroad de-
pot, Third District; also at depot, foot Of
Lafayette street, First District.
Variety news stand, No. 80 Dauphine
a:reet between Customhouse and BienyilIe
streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
BUSINESS CARDS.

N EI'KENDRICA,
House and ship Plumber, Gns-Fittor ,oEsss.p
80. 464 Magazine street, near the corner OF RasEs
street New Orleans.
Dealer in Plumbing and as-Fitting MatevarsBa
Gas Fixtures etc. fest Nv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

IS TE suERY9Rrs C&sE.~At 81 early HoUr
gesterdaB nogning, Corporal FTeitag
'soUns aanan 3ying 0p Eiysian Fields street,
between Burgundy and DaupAism streets
scar Ghegailroad 1racl5s lie was quite ia"
es.usitso and suffering from SeTaH wounds.
~. Cooper was called fns svhon ne discoyo
7yred that tbssnan was in such o desperate
condition that tie must BE sent - the Char
9y Hospitals On arriving at the hospital
che surgeons felt compelled 20 amputate
one Of his arms, and it is thought he can
not @ecoverg His @ame is John Connors,
ehirty-two years ola. an Irishman, en-
gloyed OH the Mobile railroaa9 A story
gained currency that Connors was Beaten
and cut, and thrown from freight train
betwecB two and 2ree o'cIocR yesterday
morning. ~ eome men aaache2 20 che
circuso This ssstement has NOT bees traced
20 any good source 6ut it is the only gere
sion obtained BY us. i was suggested that
o Sfain of cars 4ight have CUR over him
during Gle aight, but thaS failed 90 exam
Ihing the cag' wheels and eoweatcIe". az 70
blood svas found OBJ GleG2. At % hoped that
Che poIiceNyi not cease theis !ng 9iyies us9tR
sheg 3athSm She mysterys
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

She prfbjoined il list Of coB75cSs Grams
3srred 20 tlB State Penitentiary lass Thurs
cay. We are indebted 20 Captain u. n.
GHhqson foS the lists
Gmbezzlement-Ca Gcose aGfas Eme
25ns adams, Aary Williams, isaac Flynn.
Breaking and entering, and lsrc@ ny-~" ID IL
5talR Smith,,
LsrceDy-DaZe Williams alias Norman,
8enry- Wilson, Eenry Cola, leon Davis,
s$nne spellman, Sarah Firby, Frank Robin
con. Horace Mack, William Thomas, Mat
1ogan, Albert GrDner, a}nl Hall, John Jack
con. Joe Tpbinson, alias Dago Joe, George
Stevenson alias Stevens, J ames Butler. alias
3amcs 9rady, Hannibal Anderson, GeAIy
Brown Sam Richardson, George Anderson.
Elizabeth EayU Pat McAliisJer, louis VIII
ljss John SJengys Biai&H Murray 3chn
geese
Ep5GtSng ~isaeas Sgeaking~ss 5As ssoh-
con.
Breathing and catering il as night
Shomas Sri.son.
Obtaining money andes Gafge pge.sDccs.-.
Theophilu0 Whitefeld.
0unGiBg-Edward Woods
RObbeBg-Sohn Carr
slaughter-Chagles Smith.
burglary aaJ Iar.eny-dan!es Wiyso9o
Entering Q s5Jge iB cay sine Leta"is
Gmilao
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

~ ,%hO was iasp evening seeise% "a he
9irS. precinct statonhouse on . eSa:ge cf
obtaining G1oDeg by false gge:eGse@ Jhe
complainant j. Mr. Con6t sn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

SINGING TO PRIsoE.-Thurslay evening,
when the Penitentiary birds were on their
way g the steamboat Pargoud, going to
Baton Rouge, they sang as merrily as
swans before they die, and kept up the
song when marching on board the boat,
manacled in pairs. A liss Of tneig Games
VIII be found elsewhere.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

PEBE9 HcIsERM0g sHoY.-SooQ after cen
o'clock last might PeteS Mc?1e1mos. &eepes
Of cofeehouse OF Girod atreee, was shot
by Ais see9son, 81. Cooney. Accused en-
Hered che Oarroopb and fired Gao shots at
Peter, one bullet taxing effect. INJECTING Q
serious wound u ilis sight side. Cooney
escaped, although pursued bS Sergeant
Sankirf6 and othsS officers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

EgREUsSNGs q ERNEST,
- IL. Breusing) (Arthur J Rgg8assSs 2
UPHOLSTBREES AND FURNITURE DBALzE1
Carpets, Mattings and OH Cloths ceaRB8 aRss
will receive prompt attention, and satlsgassasrs
guaranteed
No. 240 Julia street. between Baronne and EHg
AIDES New Orleans. ElssD Try
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

sEET DowN.-Recorder Billings sent Vic
tor Terrebonne and John Newton, both
laboring men, TO the Criminal Court for in
citing a riot on the levee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
QECHARD FREDERICK.

ORCHARD BRODERICk,
CISTERN MAKER,
street............u.-assG sg
Between Camp and Magaziue)
Second hand cisterns always on hand. All rseg7E
guaranteed. Lock box Nc. 50 Mechanics ana Tagzt5e
ars' Exchange. feGs ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
yHE RTgE8so
&4a4fona.
Sg:t;afa Parade

Ihe g5VeT GoTe 3 t0GrSe@fs ?..G Eve
below i!..g:I water marx OF 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

opposite the last bridge on the New canal,
owned by Mr.. George Waters, and was
burned. A stable in the rear, used by Mr.
Bonham, was also destroyed. The stable
had several valuable horses in it when the
fire commenced, but they were all saved.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-11

the Superintendent of Public lnstruc.
ton a little more discretion in the
matter than he now has. Gen Fal
lows can draft proper law in the
premises in half an hour.
Chapter XIII Of the Revised Stat.
utes contains ample provisions for
the incorporation of towns, and Chap
ter LINK is an elaborate scheme for
the incorporation of villages. Prob
ably the latter act might be simpli'
fed with advantage.
d. H. J.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-11
TAKEN Ip-EAEIEER.

DY THE UNDERSIGNED, on land owned by him
ID in sec 5, town 1, range ), east. in Iowa County,
on or about the 18th day Ct November. lS7l blue
aud White hefer two years old Lext spriu Z. No
ticeanle marks either natural artificial. said
tuay has been about my place since last August.
IvHrr will please call, prove property, pay argos
and take her away JAMES BENSON. 4,
Mineral Point Nov ~. 1871. Avs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-11
From the Milwaukee Sentinel.)
The Last Constitutional Amendment.

overwhelming majority, the following
amendment to their state constitution:
That article four of the constitution be
amended hv adding thereto two other Sec
fons which shall read as follows: Section
81 The Legislature is prohibited from en-
nctinc any special or private laws IN the iol'
lowinn cases: lst. For changing the name
Of persons or constituting one person the
L,ir-at-law OF another. ID, For laying out,
openfur or altering highways, except III
cases Of state roads extending into more
than one county, and military roads, to AID
in the construction of which, lands may be
crsnted bv Congress. Sd. For authorizing
PERSONS to keep ferries across the streams,
ut points wholly within this state. 4th For
authorizing the sale or mortgage OF real or
personal property OF minors or others under
disability, 9th. For locating or changing
any county seat 9th. For assessment or
collection Of taxes or for extending the time
for the collection thereof Ith. For grant
ing corporate powers or privileges, except
TO cities. Sth. For authorizing the apporuon-
lnent of any pnrt of the school fund 9th.
For incorporating any town or village or TO
amend the charter thereof Section 81
The LEGISLATURE shall provide general laws
for the transaction OF any business that may
be prohibited by section thirty-one OF this
article, and all such laws shall he Uniform
in their operation throughout the state.
1t was doubtless one Of the objects of
'"e PeoP'' M =" "To Ior s i','r tbe ses'
70 ''Ss''' '"' '""o'9 - '"o, ',,, t,o
SONS ana eu' oT" Il we . e'ISo ~ ,',D
l'e Is , .Y,''' , 'i,s u, poaI - e.
i"e"' y" ~ i''oo"o'! "oI'' ;tfn,..t,;n, ~
'ul' e"'s' OO' NV - W. ~ - ~ rra !,
, ,p"' , ~, ~ .'0''' go ~ N-N
'",S " ny ~. H.. - .,.oa,l,o =,
;, CU' @o'o.' r'o''O ~ ~ -
M@olSon' WINE 'l'eE WIZ, l''a .nVt%sea,,
fei'eFeo I'"'" " E'y"C "'' '' ~ I
swarm u IVA, az" - ~ 0'0"' o'''s' ~
as 'o'"ie"'e0 ',.V', P'''SI'Ss',N ' -" -. -
'e same 'I'''e nIu 'on '' '.n! "%.''5 80"
grave responsibility anu u'l'lO IA uU'3
Oh providing genera Jaw" S 70 'I I ''iJ a.;
cases WIG" nave 'e'e'o'0,0 oe'" "'o
pose" 0! as 'neE T., esc'''e0 ~ ''''e'' g
oY SPec'a' aG'S' l Q l'a"'e .neso Se .r
e'"' '""' "''o "S'TT uPoi' '"'''' -; w.,
houses VIII PiooaoiS cons "'i'F ~ rs
nuciA 'l'iIe ~ '''T "So"1 Annual 0'''e'' -
PF Nv, anu lot"i i""s' .,. r.
ne P'ISe"O S''''So P'O' ''''"T ~,
oI'@"S ny ''e H"'iies 81 P'i9o''o CIV w..
S'''u'i"E '''P Pe''o'' ','e
announcer IS clumsy ana Unoei '"'"' anu
NeeoS .e'"S'l" :
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-11
1T VIKINGS FASTER THAN BY HAND.

We consider the Providence superior to all others.
for the following reasons -
1st The roll. EES, flarEe size and hes, quality
Of hite Rubber, are al secured to their Shafts In
the most I, rman ent manner, by the MouLToS PRO
CksS, making the best rollers in the world.
ID The PATENT METAL JotRNAL CASIAHS
prevent any wear upon the journals.
The wooden journals in which the iron shafts Of
other machines rum soon wear aud the efficiency Of
the wrnger is thereby greatly reduced.
Sa The DOUBLE SPIRAL COGS used on the
wIin ger give the utmost and seadiness In work
ing, while tho double stop prevents them from bot.
tomng or being thrown out of gear. We furnish
either single or double gear PROvIDENCF, as desired
9TH. The ADJUSTABLE CURVED CLAMP readily
adjusts this machine to tubs Of any thickness
making perfect fastening. No wooden pegs OF
rubber straps are required.
9th SIMPLICITY, iSTRENGNH and BEAUTY,
ac combined in this machine, with all the requisites
of a first class wrnger.
PROVIDENCE TOOL co.,
PROVIDENCE, Il. /.
II Warren Street, New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-11
THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE, In addIu

INV IibfbhiAb ~ Will hItLb, IN AiNtOn
70 the features retdy alluded to- contains Tie Ap0c-
rypha CoumrdtnCe Psalms IN Metre, Summary
to the Sacred Truths ~ taught in the Inspired Book,
together Win numerous aud comprehensive table
and other Historical mad Explanatory Matter, can.
bodying The labors of many of the most eminent Ri
biCal scholars. II Is printed on The finest caleD-
dered PAPER, from clear and open type ia One arso
and handsome quarto volume, and IL bound IN tho
most durable AMI attractive manner while the prices
are sufficiently low to place i within cverybodys
reach.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-11

EXPERIENCED AGENTS are wanted ihroughou.
the country for Its sale, with whom liberal arrange
mehts viii be made. An opportunity Of equal prom
se is rarely or never presented. It's sale will not be
a'rd 10 any period bat win continue for lifetime
constantly Increasing with Ire r)wth and mlell
Rence % the country. II is therefore desirable thnt
those who engage with us, do 50 with yes to max
Ing the business permanent one.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-11

MINISTERS, TEACHERS, srUpENTs, FAR
MEAS, You've MEN hNp WOMEN--1hose who
would meet ath the most profitable Of all employ
mrnfs-are ingtai 10 correspond with s.wth n view
to IN agency. Not few such are now averaging
fro,1 QUITO 5000 anpunl profit Ia IS sale There
is great want tor the book ani rich Gpid offered,
white it viii elevate the spiritual condition 81 tho
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