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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
EDEr0R1AK. AND NEWS PARA.
GRAPEEB.

Il Hon .. NJ. Broonall, AZ. o., Of PennsyI-
vania, has our thanks FOR public documents.
The vicssbnrg left Monroe last night
with 500 bales of cotton, for New Orleans.
Not enc of the Algiezs Vice-presidents of
the sc. Charles theatre Democratic meeting
is registered voter, and none Of them can
register under the Reconstruction laws.
General Burnside has consented that his
name shall be used as a candidate for
governor Of Rhode Island at the ensuing
election in that state. - =.
The Brookhaven Journal, Mississippi
cotemporary, nominates "HOratiO Seymore''
for vice-president. That is a very bad
spell. 7a ya lr-
The Ballard hOuseat Richmond, Virginia,
has been elesed ia consequence of the dull
ness Of business and thr stringeney of the
times. It to be sold at auction, and the
furniture also.
A Montgomery dispatch of the 18th to
the New York World says orders were
given by General Meade that day to reopen
the polls in i've counties for Eve days fur
ther. -- -2
. George q. Pendlelon, Democratic can
didate for the presidential nomination, a
stakeholder in one Of the Cincinnati ma
tional banks, has refused to pay the state
tax levied upon his stock, and now owes
the state Of Ohio $500 Of that tax.
aThe Lord has been very good to me in
sending 50 many SNOW storms this winter
said pious old 1riahman in New Bedford,
Massachusetts, when be received his twen-
ty-ninth fee for shoveling snow from a
sidewalk. He is a believer in special
providence.
The Augusta and Columbia railroad will
be completed by the first of September,
and will shorten the line Of travel between
Augusta and Danyllle about hundred
miles, thus rendering this route more i'm
portant as a.competitor for through travel
An exchange says the personal wealth
Of New Orleans is not more than one-tenth
what 1t was before tne war ms is mainly
because large proportion OF the personal
wealth then here consisted IN slaves wn
now are free. ~
The distance from New Orleans to Nor
folk by d railroad route now in progress il
l275'miles, and from Chattanooga to NOR
folk $50 miles. The New Orleans, Mobile
and Chattanooga road will material!
shorten the distance 20 Norfolk from tnl
city. y a
A Washington dispatch dated the lStn u
the Louisville Courier, says that Mr.. bing
ham would have offered that day bill 10
the Immediate admission OF Alabama Ou
he was dissuaded BY radicals VINO hao re
eeiyed notice from General Grant tnat Iel
eral Meade would e1tenu eAl tne elee'ionS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

WASHINGTON, February 1O.-Burlingame
Chinese appointment is for life. SALARY
S55. 900 in gold per aunun1s SD
IrvERPOeL February 70, Noon.--C Cotton
huoyaut; sales 20,0e0 bales; middling up
lands advanced to 1891 on the spot, and 80
10 arrive middling Orleans 950i0. sNAs
Shipments from Bombay for December
13, 000, 600 pounds. "a -s.s
BreRdstnts and provisions steady. -
TsoNDoN. February 10, Eoon.--B Bonds 7lB.
PARIs, February 19s--Rentes strong.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
OF the NOminatlons-Repu-
dlatIOn OF BeIters.

rn EhED. tOOlGlAS hApiCAI IAEfUbLlCAh
Club, Fourth Ward,
New Orleans, February 10, 1868.
( The following resolutions were adopted;
Resotved, That this club indorses the
nominations on the state ticket whereof
the Hon. Henry G. Warmoth and Hon. 0s-
carl. Dunn are at the head, and will use
our united efforts to secure the election of
said ticket.
Resolved, That this club repudiates and
no one guilty Of either of these charges
shall be recognized as a member Of this
club or be permitted to address 1t.
Resolued, That the course of the New Or
leans Tribune is repudiated by this club.
Resolved That these resolutions be
printed in the New Orleans REPUBLICAN and
Free South. ALEX. KENNEDY,
Secretary.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

For unwittingly violating ordinance 5O5s
last night, very respectable gentleman was
compelled to remain prisoner in the trst
district stationhouSe among the rogues,
Rather hard, but tho grand jury has 60
Willed that no release on bond can pc
effected except BY signature Of o recorder.
8eeorder Neville Is not accessible atter ten
o'clock At night, hsuco the unfortunate gem
tls1aap slept aWay lKom home.
| The New 0rieAna Chattanooga, an0
Alobale railroad lntsAd commencing opera
fl0na shortly
The iFon bgidgas corner Thalia ana
ek0apit0ulag RlreGts and those az corner
"a I'choupisouiaa and Cslliope streets are
Tde residence of Pierre soule, Esplanade
street, wna entered bg pickloek burglars
aiFtt aafDre last Khoy were lying ttell
81 Nhea n iiiia. q servant N tle mouse,
/ We iN % them With g convincing -
HseA, The aioge8 travelled IN haste, iol-
le#a BY several ahats irOm the prAVe
jain scHSagar silha Gnapper vas eD pre-.
llna exanalnasiQn by fudge RennaKA WI
ehor TIL at OiIiceT PltNgerald with 1ateAt ~
kkl eaale Ia the discharge Of his dutys
esrnE of H,erpslchSre and laronaeie1 4
sareeta 9E tno night Of the lst instant
/ Tie court cftf hzHfing she evidence sen.
tke aeeuaed before tle first district eour'
foF tfiai. HSIl eep9 iar appeaEan ven
'I' p 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
PREAMBLE.

We, the people of Louisiana, in order to
establish Justice, insure domestic tranqnilli-
ty, promote the general welfare, and Sc
cure the blessings of liberty to ourselves
and our pesterity, do ordsin and establish
this constitution.
The convention then adjourned until this
morning at ten O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20


Pcn11cA1IoN or REGBTRY Llsrs. Cap
tain Robert Chandler, assistant secFetarY
Of civil Affairs for the fifth military district,
gives this notice: a'
The lists Of the last revised registry of
each parish ia the Btate Of Louisiana nas
having heretofore been made public, wlh
be published once IL che newspaper having
iha eraakess circulation in each parisn.
FiftF handbills of said lIats WIN also be
4rille1 hy the same paper and posted "a
the mast eennpieueusplaoes IN the parish
under tie diraetien of the sheriff. i7
i = I'D pariEfs Whare no newgpapeFg are
aNblisii8d the priataa lists viii be furnished
ircm iai8 olea e fhs aherihs Of aneh par
iahes, who will posi- them Is above directed.
The lists fgz publication il the newspa.
pers viii elso Be 40rniahed isela this ofiee.
Proper eNpsnsas fer publishing and poate
ing The Eaeisirg lisis will By paid at tpis
niAce upon The PRESENTATION OF the usual
& saA1E iiIiiasa'1 se
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

Iobp i. Dixon. charged with neglect Of
duty in holding unnecessary c9h se,leslo.g
also falling to walk bis beat on 10 Ysi tstees
AZ the time Of the safe DleWaps- perRlaFys
Otl5csr Esrhart. second district, accused
AZ sIeaving lis beat and holding unnecessary
,sonversati0D; suspended for hFe days, y
0fticeTs Hughes and Murray charged vita
bribery in taking $40 each from Allla Mel~
iia Ooatiaes The cid giFl was placcd on the
,vIttsess Stand and narrated the clrcum-
stancear. ahe had b loud dlfaculty with one
Big nladyp oE her houges tbs two watchnlem
came IN 70 quell the rnmpusi she offered
the men $40 each but they wouidplt take
that to let her OF; ah1 Qlzared $50 eech, ana
they told her 70 ''gls;n abe gos but thtrtsem
want TO be locked up, bea4nsS she was
afraid her house, valued af $50. 91V might
catch Gre; sem9 officer got after her ABOUT
the bgibes, and she ssblowed' aitef being
eontra1ictaa fha evidence nl tho 5eEeDeis
and Hohady saw her give money. Ihe MeA1
proved excellent ehagacters; ngrea sA1sN
they we're disInissed from the trcs Ry q
ensninhua vote Of the board, n,
James Casey, falling to ans ger can " ees-
porai, suspended aan dsy = ~. ,....t y, ue
OMcer Emerson, dFank On ess gaat y sse
lfaFyis market, ankppN leagea fAc coEus
n ',s rasfsr & s1ld dalfict charged
with being OF l1ty wifhaut tipE, sns-
pended for hiteen ga y. i ......,... el,,-, A..
proeeouie 3 pEisenetl Suspended fQE. hva
a1Sss Ssisices DuTer, thlrd district drunk Sur
nen7ed fcr i've GAYS.
ter HarfiA tan, fral District qhAr1ea
with being fEank sna q& tnf nengess ...s
Snslls ia.il "a ~ tke foRsf fer oN 4eEau1s
~ a f.lI78a. 4Enspaasdas3 For Atteen tar1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
cnNTnAL EAEcuTIvncoMMTrrn1

Radical Republlean Party Of Louisiana,
The members Of this committee are noti-
fed to attend the meeting of this committee
this evening at O'Clock P. NJ, at Mechanics
Institute.
BY order Of G. W. Lewis. president.
III 5ds s5la WIN. YIGERS,
Recording Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
LouIslanR constitutional Convention
sixty-ElRhth Days PrOeeedInEs.

Mr.. Blackburn offered resolution
relative to the payment Of warrants by the
sherifs to the different delegates of their
respective parishes, which was adopted.
The following preamble was adopted:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

The ccntractors ahall be bound 70 empty the
vanlts 81 All their contents and thoroughly clean
any and all the RAiyias attached to the Public Build
inea ha0nxing 10 the City Of New Orleans, to any
buildings which may Be nhall hereafter be rented
or laasod by the said city for public purposes,
euaourtfna to ono hpndFed, more or less, viz
City Hall, City BsIl No. 2 Oourthousess Work.
house. BoTH aud Girls House Of Refuge Police
6tationa Rubliu Schools. Parish Prison, Insane
Aa5lum, Public Pounds, ETC., in the manneE pre-
soribod and agreeahla TO the provisions of any ex
.igtinH ordinance OF any ordinances which may here
after be euacted a reference 20 the subieet Of this
CONTRAST and 10 the entire Of the Street.
Comnisiionsrs his Deputies or Assistant Deputies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

ynissioners two officers were on trial for re-
ceiving brides from keeper Of . notorious
bonse ofeasY virtue. The female boss Of the
honse. in company with one Of her tribe, In
an the frippery OF latest fashions, attended
70 tsstifv against the two officers. In speak
ing Of the denizens Of her establishments she
Vsifneases followed la ueing the same ternlt
snDIVina 70 \ painted "whited sepulchrel 7"
n tsosnulon prostitute, an appellation that ~
llo i1.ore thRR 4 complim entary TO the mpat
redned Of our mothers and sistefs. WY
sbiise the wora when there aLe 90 many
others far more sitting for the Vitest o. INC
v35e ilH a 4aH EI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
CElEANHNG TME sxNKs OF THE
FUBLxc BUILDINGS

CE1EANHNG THE SHNKs OF THE
FUBLrc BUILDINGS
s " MAToRALTx OF NEW ORLEANS II
~ -s1=s4 f1i Oity Hall, February I, 1858
No. sl5 New Series.
Rssolgsd, That The CONTROLLER be aud be is hereby
authorized TO advertise during ten days in the oca
journal Ter sealed prorogss for ceanng the sinks Of
the public buildings OF the city OF New Orleans.
e0Eding 70 spsoif1ations on file In the Street Com
sfSisnsdD ~ y I. o. s. sAUvINET,
President pro tenn. Beard Of Asalutant Aldermen.
fsinued) -s.lf q JAMES kRAHAM- II .
President Board Of Aldermen.
ssiens6 - : T. HEATH Mayor.
CoNrnoLLxR'6 OFrIcE, CIrY HALL,
r. 4 " 4 +4 New Orleans febEuRfy l5, 1858.
Notes is hereby givan that sealed proposals will
be received up 10 II O'Clock M., on Tuesday, the
third day of March, i86 ~ the Controllers ofce for
fSisnsdl s. G. BROWER,
) Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
AMUsEAEENTs.
ID. CharIes Theatrc.


Last evening the st. Charles theatre had
an admiring and enraptured audience, who
we're deeply interested in the performance
Of the great sensation drama entitled No
Thoronghfare." Mr.. d. H. HArkins ap.
peared as George Hsndale, Ben DeBar as
Joeu Lddle, and Mrs. Sarah Perrin as Mar
qtefite. The performances for this evening
are announced elsewhere. --
r Aeademy Of Music.
!, Last evening was the third representation
Of q Under the Lamp Post, or New Or
leans by Gas Light It was as before,
dazzling, brilliant, and lively. The new
songs, dances, sketches, burlesques, and
extravaganzas were applauded all through.
Harry BloOdgood did not make his stump
speech, 70 the disappointment Of multitudes.
The Clinetop sisters, the Miaoo brothers,
and Dick Carroll all excel In their particu-
lar spheres. This evening there will be
something else, and the rest Of the attrac-
tioAs. pag
Edwin Adams who is q popular TRACE
dian, appeared last evening as Riokard,
Duke of Gloster, and was very fairly sup
ported. Miss Alice Placide was the stately
Queen Elizabeth and Mrs. GomeTsal the
/ LADY Anne. This evening for the last time
1 this seaAon the brilliant comedy Of The
School for Scandal 2 in which Mr., Adams
renders the part Of Charles SsJacs.
| a4 "a New Opera HSuse. esl
Last evening tkeoperas Of @La File Du
Regiment and aLa Belle Helenel' Mime
lssguln as Marie in the opera Grat named
The house was respectable, though no
crowded. This evening the Barber 0
iSeville.Y Saturday evening the oper'
lcomiQue Of H0rpheus,'' after which th'
fourth Of the series of New Opera hous'
grand mask balls. Tuesday, the 25tb, viii
be the lest ball Of The season as Lent pre-
eludes further dancing.
hebrew EdueatIsn Fair.
4 This evening, al Deussehe company hall
Icorner Of BIenyilIe street and Exchang
alley.
This successful fair continnes this evenin
for the benefit of the German Protsstan
asylum, at BlaffeF's building, No. 20
I. Canalsir eet.
Iff' 81 - T.. az
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
Mass Meeting of the Radical Republican

We call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement in another column Of the
grand mass meeting at the Mechanics Inst.-
tute on Saturday evening next Eminent
speakers will be present and address the
meeting. --.. NJ. +.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

Ytis also agreed that acnld the contractors prop.
eFg oomply with thgvondtions Of this contract and
shda Tiara ~ 10 ciEr1ea ag4ipat them for neglect
al fh1 anfnn on fl1 In The Street Geulmislioncr'
ees within thirty del1 after the eEplr4tion Of the
cnntfSct, 1h1 Atro1t ulIn gbpoF shall b hqud e
fssnE fhe ftato for tho ten neE eeat Hstalneo,
- ne bonds given for the ialifI pgltosnanco q
ths pqntrect hfll b o1ncnitd- 81 Assi
3 Bids 3 be 11muah per liuk pe5 llp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
FIRST

and EmpfginR the Privies Of the Public Bald
inrs Of the City OF New Orleans for year
oomaenoing from dhte ef approfAl ol contract;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

g4 = afd ,stctsf IS Bfitins LIZ
81 n oosemporafy observes
. 1h ia On leet fistnrg es EhEiat n
a mas iad az am Teaslaeoz whleA
h naa ely "a NJ lu9gegsa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

eavaHtesu hundred an9 iWentg -thtee
,,fsnts. which kna been thrown away ~
ieeIr narenis, seee picked - Ia the s,Epeas
~ Nsr, York iaah yeaf, and seven hHndIse
"a fosfr-nina * ihzn are HoW qn4e4 loiAsn
siIs tatioa aA Ranaall'a q lalaAds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

4hS fncomeNl 81 eaW
Es -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

SOUTHWEST Pass, February 10, +. NJ
Barometer s0.4 Wind southeast and light.
Arrived, steamship Kensington, Hedge
master, from Boston, eleven days. nlerchan-
disc and passengers, to Cfeeyy, Nickergon d
Co; schooner Adventurer, Coiomai nsstsSs
& Co.; schooner Fanny Keating, Daniels,
master, from Galveston, seven days, in bal
last, to Jos. Kelly. Sailed, steamship Clin-
I'm shin Arnaatrnnp. ~. IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

Apetiinn VAS fled IN the sixsa o5S'fiSs " q
ee-r,Ii ~ hfa aFrest and detention M
es' VII I'D srfesf, on the grounas tnet
CefroIi ia abont leaving the ssass 51,,,. sls51..
neStiv RIr Judd swears Oar1ol5 y ~,
"a to him ia enc sanl Ok s1so ~, ~ ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

= 4 sws,Ia and AeeeMpa panY lslB i8lr t'Ress wSsg
t.i-s.s - IN seceud dies1ict Htatlon, pein4
ss-,,, .sass ~ @rrsa with having stosep loae 4N
sss.s ssayta sfhe rssclllY apinai wa inapoanqeq,
1,6e 6rIgef deserted ~ eeess lass pset iisaY %
K 4 ~ ii Z 60 cofimsneeai e -. ~, plta.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

WeFWll1N EUIWIIINU y ll1T. 7-T-1 ~
This successful fair ontinnes this evening
for the benefit of the German Protestant
asyIum, at Blazers building, No. 205
Canal str eet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

he prfvies ahal b delivered to the Contractors in
eihafn1sF c0nditlon they may be on the DAY they
htNsn 60 WoKk. E1e confreetozs ahAll iulnnedlAt9y
tSrea7tef and during the whole period Of tbs said
on1raef enaufr and elean the same as hereinbe
s5aeifIef ard fhqr ahaH ~ the aXpirat0n OF their
cintrs6tf acQer TIE Aamo 70 the city 10 gcod order
Hl lrale7tl eloannef IN dsfault Of which they will
net If ~ amount OF tbs Ten per cent 70.
talssad Ia EunFantea but also the whole amount 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

To guarantee the faithful performance Of their
contracts, the contractors shall Furnish bond
IN eoldo a sum equal 10 half the aInoupt OF their
contTact with good and solvent suFeties don1icied
Fesf eskats IN the city Of Now Orleans Of the fnll
vaiue and amount for which thag may obligste
fhguIeSEeSs on ahLd bond. iHssts i'att43
II no instances win 4 city contractor, or one who
ans been city oontfaotor and has been placed IN
he received as surety
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

YfoSsBuRS; February 19.--Passed down:
mississippi at s P. III River falling.
LoUIsvfI1E, February l9.-RiVer falling
slowly, se7en feet three inches In the canal
Weather clear. Thermometer 81.
PTrTsRURG, February 19.-River four feet
in the channel and falling. Weather spring
like.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
THIRD.

The contractors shall be bodnd to call at the
Street Commissioner's office daily at u O'clock N
10 receive orders relative to tho work TO be done bl
teiia aud an orders written In the order book In
ssid ONCE shall b8 equivalent 70 written orders
served upon the contractors in person, Ct the dates
thereof, and tho said eontraytors shah 1e furtnel
them on the pFetioua day. under penalty OF ter
dollars for the first 00nea in failing to report to
ordsrs and tho amount Of work performed each day
and tFenty dollars for the second and each subss
duent oiisnse and which fines shall be deductHd on
81 the monthly pAymeuts 70 be mbdo to said con
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

paymsnfs 10 Be made monthly on the certificate
q the Street Ocmltisslener, with the approval ot
Iaadings, and Finance, and ten per cent on each
neI1 f5t1 ahaIl h1 ratsinod In auufantae until the
sxpTation or tho contraot which ten per cent shall
fhsn Be paid. should the rAnlta or priE1es OF the
ssfd "a tlic butldfnFs be found in good order and
tis - fh1 Hlfsot Oomniaaioner, jointly with
5he dhaiEE1aN Of tbs Oommjttee on Streets and
LandinAs herEiao % be toEteited % the eity
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

JACKSON, February I9.LAfter adopting q
new ana modified tax ordinance, and order
ing tnat Two delegates be appointed 10 pre-
sent tne same to General GIllefn. the co6atls
sutioeNa c0nyention aajouf1ed 10 a1loH f|.e
vention. The latter body IS iarpelv 4 ffeI,li
most Of the counties Of the state bfinr S
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-02-06

IDY virtue Of one witt of feri ia
lid clas 10 ne directed from the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Lin.
coin county, Tennessee, I will, on
Sdturddy,he29hof February, 1868
offer for sale to- the highest bidder.
for cash, at the courthouse door 10
the, town Of Fayetteville, all the
right. title. claim, and interest that
y. Z. Webb has 10 aud to certain
HOUSE AND LOT lying in the town
of Fayetteville, Civil District No. s,
Lincoln county, and bounded as fol.
bws--On the North by the Female
Academy, on the East by a street
running North, On the South by au-
other street, and on the West by
Joel Commons. Levied on as tae
Of J. 7. Webb, by me, at
the suit Of Geo. w. Neal rs. r. t.
Searcy, j. 7. Webb, and F. P. Full
son. w. F. TAYLOR,
fsb6 Sheriff:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-02-06
eHgRlER SAFE,

lDY virtue of one writ of Geri IA
d cias to me directed from the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Lin
coin county, Tennessee, | will, on
Saturday, he29h Of February, 1868
offer for sale to the highest bidder,
for cash-(uo,es of Bank Of Ten
nessee taken, excep, those dated
since 9th May. 1861, and those
signed by Torbet, and except 6 per
cent. of the amount, and the costs,
at the courthouse door in the
town of Fayetteville, ali the righ!,
title, claim, and interest that r. "
Whitaker has in and to a certain
HOUSE AND LOT lying 10 Mulber-
ry Village, Civil District No. 6, Lin
coin county, Tennessee, and bounded
as follows--Oa the North by ]. I.
Whitaker, on the East by the church
lot, on the South by the turnpike
road, and on the West by the lot of
j. c. Coldwell, containing about one
fourth OF On acre. Levied on as the
property of r. N. Whitaker, by me,
at tie suit of the Bank of Tonnes:
see.. w. T. TAYLOR,
feb6 Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-02-06
Debility and EInaciatiOn

EhkhstCEstetOu
Both result from the lack of ability to con-
vert the food into nutriment. How necessary,
then, for those suffering from these alarming
symptoms to Immediately resort to remedy
that will strengthen the stomach and digestive
organs. For, as soon as this desirable object
has been accomplished, the health improves,
and the patient resumes his usual personal APP
pearance. HoSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS have attained a worldwide pop
ularity in such cases, and have been proven
the best and safest means OF removing con-
stipation, toning the stomach. giving energy
to the liver, ard relieving every symptom OF
nervousness and depression of spirits Its
cheering and beneficial effects are highly spo-
ken Of by thousands, who owe to it their re-
storation to health. No restorative in the an-
nails Of medicine has attained the same pop
ularity in the short space Of time it has been
before the public. or has won the high en-
dorscments accorded to this excellent tonic
Many other preparations, purporting to be
correctives and restoratives, have been intro
duced, and have persisted one by one, while
the popularity of HOSTErTER'S sTOM-
AOH BITTERS continues 10 increase, and is
now recogniz ID as a standard household med
cne. The success which attends the use oil
the Bitters eviuces at once its virtues in all
cases of debility and diseases of the stomach
Certificates. almost without number. have
been published, attesting its truly miraculou:
power in removing those painful and fearful
diseases And at this time il seems idle to
do more than call attention to the great REM
edy Of the age, in order to awaken pubic at
tention to its excellence. It the only prep
aratioa of the kind that is reliable in all ca
ses. and il Is therefore worthy Of the copsid-
GRAFTON of tho sfaic.sd.