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HOME TESTIMONY.

f. New Haven, Ct. June I, 1857.
Messrs. c. G. Clark & Co. 80
Gents, Being anxious, from the crest
benefit derived, to assist In spreading the
fame Uf Goes Dyspepsia Cure, 1 wonld
STATE myc Something over . year age,
| had a violent attack of Diarrhoea. which
lasted eight weeks, during which time I
employed three physicians, but without
relief. until I tried Goes Dysdepsia Cure.
The first dose helped me l tool it three
times q day for Q week. aud was entirely
cured and believe to day that it saved
my life. Being attacked in a similar way
his season, l took "a dose. which put me
all right. I would advise every family to
keep 1t on hand ready for immediate use,
in case of Summer or Bowel Complaints.
@ G. Dunn.
The above Mr.. Dunn is in our employ.
and we can vouch for the above statement
being true. n
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Ror.-The- greatest remedy
yet discovered for the cure of that
terrible malady, Foot Rot and Fouls
in Sheep, is Shepherds JOY. Far
mers having sheep afflicted, should
procure a bottle Immediately. Man
ufactured and sold by FoLTz & BAR
EoN, Ashland, o.
i. n4Stf.
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BOOK BINDING.

We are prepared to do all kinds of binding
with neatness and dispatch. So fetch alone
your Magazines and get them bound. You
will find US on Main street. 4 doors east of
the McNulty House. Mt the sign of the Big
Book. .
r. N. ZUVER,
No. 4S yr.
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E. Arnold & Co.
GOES CURE

Will also Re found invaluable in all cavrs
of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Colo, summer
Gripping, and in fact every iis-g
ordered condition of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or ountry ev.
erywhere at 81 per bottle or by applica.
ton to 45
G; g.. CLARK l. co.,
Sole ~Prcprietors, New Haven, CT.
molly
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sEYMOUR CLUB.

The Democracy of the town of
Ashland and Montgomery tnwhship
are requested to meet at the Court
House on Saturday evening August
Is, 1868, for the purpose of forming
a Seymour Club for the ensuing
campaign. Speakers viii be present
to address the meeting. Turn out,
turn out. g)W Gs5 CGJr
Bv order If the
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lron' Chain and wood Pump., Lead Pipes,
Clothes Wringers, including the MoxIToR
COLES Patents-none better-together,
with every article to be found in a first
class Hardware Store. Persons contempla-
ting building will do well to give Us o
call, our prices are very low for cash
We want your trade.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Nearly opposite the First National
Bank, Main Street, Ashland, o.
April %, 1868, n43.
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A. & G.. w. RAILWAY.
Takes effect on Monday, january 20.
GOING WEST.
No. l Day Express 1000 A. NJ.
No. 8 Night Express 10,17P. M.
No. s Accommodation LII p. M.
No. IL Way Freight 2,1O p. NJ.
No. IL Express Freight 1923 P NJ.
GOING EAST. Is
No. Cincinnati Express 1;l7P NJ,
No. 4, Night EXPRESS 3.3I A. NJ,
No. 6, Accommodation iMail) 3,I5 p. NJ.
No. 16 Express Freight 1920 A. NJ.
No. 1S Express Freight 1928 A. NJ.
These are the only Trains that win
carry Passengers.
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Stations Ezp'ss Eap'ss Esr'.s Ezp'sr

EE|
Pittsburgh 6,45am 9,3Oam I.45pm 2.eoan
Rochester s,l5am 10. foam 8 .O5pm 3, loan
Salem 10,3Iam 1926 m 4.5ipm ATTAIN
Alliance 11,26am I ,15ptn 5,45pm 5,45am
canton II l pfn 1,5spm 6,2Spm 6.27am
Massiilon II 40pm !, lspm 6.45pm 5.47am
0rrvi!le I,S2pn a;62pm 7.lspm 7,l7am
Wooster 2.07pth s,20pm 7.45pm 7.45am
ansield 4,O0pm 5.OOpm 9.2spm 9.l6am
Crest,e / A 4,45pm 5.8Opm 1OjOOpm 9,45am
ID 6.OOam6 ,00pm 10. 15pm f0,OOam
Bucyrus 6,29am 6.4Opm 1O,4lpm lO.25am
D Sand'ky 7,1sam 7,19pm II, l4pm 10, 5sam
Forest 1,49am 7,51pm 1l,47pm 1l,27sm
Lima e.03am 9,0spm 1,15am l2.97pm
Van Vert l0,15am 10, 16pm 2.07am 1,2sbm
e Wayne II. l0pm IL. 50pm 8,2Oam 3,tdpm
Columbia 1.OOpm l2.3iam 3,5oam 8,s7pm
Warsaw 1.55pm l.82am 4.42am 4,22pm
Plymouth S,Ot pm 2.83am 5.55am s. 1Opm
Valparaiso 4.47pm 4.15am 8 Dam 6.35pm
Chicago 7.OOpm 6,2Oam 9,1Oam s.2Opm
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

Stations Exp'ss Exp'ss Exp'ss EKp's.
Chicago S,2Oam 9,2Opm 5.S5pm 4,5Oan
Valparaiso 9,59am II. 96pm 7,l0pm 6,67am
Plymouth 11,25am 12,37am 9.OOpm loan
Warsaw 12,2Ipm l .32am 9.50pm lO,2Oam
Columbia 1.O0pm 2,l7am 10,30pm IL 1 sam
FL. Wayne 2,0Opm 3 liam II, l5pm 2,20pn,
Van Vert 8 ,02pm 4 .80am IL. l5am 2,Ospm
Lima 4,00pm 5.35am l.l5am 3.I9pm
Forest 5,09pm 6.53am 2.lsam 4,4Sfm
o Sand Ky 5.33pm 7.lsam 2,42am 5,I4pm
Bucyrus 6,Oepn s,Olam 3,I6am 5.57pm
Crest / A y .S4pm S,aOam Steam 6.30pm
line I'd 6.55pm Sloan 3,55am 5,3Oam
Mansfield 7,2spm 9.37sn 4,24am sloan
Wooster s,53pm 1I,0Oam 5,5Oam Sloan
Oirville 0,lSpm IL .27am 6,I5am s,4Iam
Massillon 9,50pm II. 5Tam 6.47am 9.2Oam
Canton lO.O6pm 1918, m 7,sOam a,4Oam
Alliance 10,oOpui 12,o5pm s,O5an 10, 40am
salem l1,20am 1.25pm S,32am II ,25am
Roceester ,05am 3.O2pm 10 O5am 1.55pm
Pitts. gh 2,1oam 4 ,1Opm lilo am 4,2Opm
Youngstown. New Castle aud Erie Ex
press leaves Youngstown, 2,30pm; New
Castle, 4.0OPm /: az ives Pittsburgh. 6;OOpm
Returning, leaves Pittsburgh 7,l5am.; ar
rives New Castle, 9,4oam ; Youngstown.
10,4jam.
Youngstown, New Castle and Pittsburgh
Accommodation leaves Youngstown see G Sa
am /; New Castle, III am ; arrives Allegheny
o ,90am. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh ,
4,35pm. arrives New Castle, 7,05pm Youngs
town. 7,5Op.m.
r. R. MYERS,
General Ticket Agent.
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FOR GOOD JOB WORK,
GO TO THE STATES & UNION
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The place to buy CHEAP GOODS
s at No. l, Town Hall. Be SURF and
call.
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Books' BOOKS !

Books Books Books
r. NJ. ZUVER.
Is Offering to the citizens Of Ashland and vi.
cinity the fullest stock of goods in his an.
that ever was Sfered to the pubic in Ash
land.
BOOKS.
Sehool Books. Blank Books, together with
o large selection Of miscellaneous Books
which are offered 1t reduced rates.
WALL PAPER.
Wall Paper and Borders. Widow Paper.
and Tassels cheap with the times.
STATIONERY.
We have on hand q large stock of School
stationery N full assortment ut low prices
Writing paper from the best manufacturers ,
Envelopes of every size and quality.
"oclOAL
Consistings CT Violins, Accordeons, Flutes.
Flies, Flagilits, Piccoloes, Claroneis. Quit
ars, &c.
PICTURES. prcrGnEs.
Prangs celebrated Chr,mos. French and
Autographs. Steel Engravings
Pictures framed to order.
Picture Frames and moulding either Gill |
or Rosewood and Gilt, constantly on hand |
We are prepared 10 put up pictures with /
any kind of moulding either Square or
Oval.
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Your attention is again called to ex.
anime q very
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-08-12
cOE' DYSPEPSIA cURk.

You will see how soon Il win dispsi
your a feelings and gloomy Torsbod.
ings. How soon It will cha E aWaS 49,
species of Dyspepsia. How soon Il viii
give y6n hew fife and yigor, and how son ,
it will make . we'll man or woman Of Won.
For your own sake, for the sake Of .yerv.
body suffering, we beg, We entrsat you 70
try il. us7is,' se los -
For Liver Complaint aud Bilious De.
engagements. as7
5o ,Ha-f - sagsEsnnpo
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"A GREAT BLESSING.n "

"A GREAT BLESSING -
IRON Rev. IF Ward, Avon Lorraine
Co, O.1
Messrs. Strong & Arm strong,
Druggists, Cleveland, o.
Gentlemen,-Ir gives me great pleasure
20 slate hat my wife has derived great
oeneht from the use of Goes Dyspepsia
cure; She has been for a number of years
panied with vio lent paroxysms of consiina.
tion, which 50 Frustrated her thut she ras
al! the while, for months, unable to do snv
tnlng. She took, at your instance, Goes
dyspepsia Cure, and has derived great
benefit from it, and is now comparatively
we'll She regards this medicineas q ereis
blessing. Truly yours, TTG rrrriy
Jan 18th, 1865. L Wa.a =
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
coDs D~yspEpsfA CURE

J. asgil - so eHoNsdsat-
Z iaoYaa Iaa9
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COLUMN.

NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
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By d of the
EX. COMMITTEE.

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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20

Ago:rrmand in Philadelphia says that a gui-
neahen omelet makes q breakfast that will last
TIL five o'clock dinner. Editors should pos
sess that economical fowl.
man who had but just bcen released from
the Desmoines prison for larceny, eloped with
the jailer's daughter. 1t is supposed he carried
his punishment with him.
A large number of sheep and cattle were de-
stroyed by the flooding of the flats between
Whitehall and Fort Ann, New York Two canal
men are reported drowned
A political outbreak has occurred Mt Tahiti
between the governor and the members of the
protectorate government, resulting in sending
some of the latter to France.
In London, the women claim to be entitled to
vote in the approaching election the ground
ofproperty qualification. Six thousand in Man
chester assert the Same privilege.
Boston intends sending female physicians to
China, as when an empress is sick, doctors are
not admitted to her presence. To female NJ.
DIS there would be no objection.
Mary E. Alderman lately brought suit for
damages against her own father in u New Jer-
sey court for defamation of character, which
she received, to the amount of four Thousand
dollars.
"heefah, VINO was touhd guilty OF the MUIR
der of MCGEE, was sentenced to death at Otta-
wa, September 18th. He asserted his inno-
cence and attributed his conviction to being o
Catholic.
A smart youth stood on railroad track near
Cincinnati, lately, until the engine almost
touched his person. The engineer spoiled his
sport and fine clothes by turning on him q wa
ter spout.
A fund has been collected in England to de-
fray the expense of making survey Of the
peninsula of Mount Sinai, the exact line of
march of the Israelites and the true mountain
of the law.
The son of DR.. Cumming has gone through
bankruptcy. As his father had often predicted
the end of the world as at hand the son evi
IDENTITY did not believe his prophecy, OF he would
not take the "benefit."
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number of members of each board voted to
the contrary. Mr.. O'Brien offered a reso-
luton declaring all contracts entered into
by the city null and void, as the charter
prohibits mourning debt over twelve mil
lion dollars. The same member offered an
ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter
into IL contract with specified parties for the
redemption of three million dollars of city
notes. Mr.. Brady offered an amendment,
requiring the contracting parties to give
real estate security, which was adopted.
drawn. A resolution was adopted author
izing the sale at less than par of the one
million bonds.
Board of Resistant Aldermea.-The Trea-
surer reported a balance on hand of $685.,
765 SO. The Mayor sent in q communica-
ton rejecting on the police for abandoning
their beats, and on the Chief of Police for
mended that vote of censure be passed.
Mr.. Fisher offered resolution, which was
adopted, condemning the action of the Po-
lice Chief. A resolution was passed annull-
ing all contracts for repairing and clean
ing the streets. In joint session of both
boards Mr.. H. S. Leovy was elected City
Attorney. The Street Commissioner was
called upon by resolution to furnish state
ment of work performed by himself and
predecessor.
RELIEF FOR THE POLICE.-This long
enduring body it seems are to have some
mitigation of their sufferings at last, as the
Controller is authorized by the Finance
Committees of both Boards to issue separ-
ate warrants on the Treasurer in favor of
each officer or employee appearing on the
police pay rolls for July and August, 1868,
for the amounts credited to Them
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T oU1s GRUNEwALD's
MUSIC STORE
PIANO FORTE wAREROOMS,
No. 1919 CANAL STRICT, NEW ORLEANS,
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
STEIN AY & SONS PIANOS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS.
Both of which houses have received first prizes at the
late Paris Exhibition.
These instruments considered the best made
ufactured and the public is respectfully invited
anime the same before purchasing.
ALSO hand, large stock of Pfeye1 and other low
priced Pianos which viii be sold at prices
times mh22 ~
MRS. j. F. DOHERTY,
36s. CAMP STREET. .Gs
Has returned from the North, where she selected a
large stock of
MILLIN AND FANCY GOODS,
Which she offers to her old and customers at the
lowest prices.
Her numerous friends and patro requested to
call and examine her stock of Head-dresses Flowers
Feathers, Ribbons Cuny and Crochet Lace Trimmi
Cuffs, Collars, aud Handkerchiefs, Infant Caps ETC.
se20 1t
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EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

EDITORIAL AND OTHER rrEMs.
Catholics are building a church in Salt Lake
City.
Active military operations are going on in
Japan.
Bsmark has been ordered to England tor his
health.
Raphaeps cartoons have been chromo-litho-
graphed.
Butler failed to receive the nomination for
Congress.
Brazil has apologized for the detention of the
steamer Wasp,
The Eastern market is glutted with cheap
boots and shoes.
The latest novelty is photograph visible
only in the dark.
A Philadelphan is making wooden shirt DO
SONS and collars.
A most valuable cinnabar mine has been dis
covered in Nevada.
: The speech of the King of Prussia at Kiel is
considered warlike.
Minister johnson was presented to Queen
Victoria on the 18th.
Eggs were Matched in the sun during the
July heats in Berlin. ~
General Rousseau took command of this de-
partment on the 18th.
A San Francisco girl has made d bed quilt of
three Thousand pieces.
The Chinese won't drink whiskey, but they
will drink champagne.
Horses will ride inside of carriages, accord
ing to new invention.
A Floridian has discovered a method of turn.
ing cane fibre into rags.
Cigars have lately been introduced into New
York which are poisonous.
Thirty-ive million gallons of milk is con
sumed in New York yearly.
| Spotted fever, of malignant type, has bro
ken out in Springfield, Ohio.
General Napier has been rendered the free
dom of the city of Edinburg.
A Geographic line between Portugal and tn,
United States is to be built.
| Accounts of insurrectionary movements il
Bulgaria are authenticated.
The distinguished Swiss chemist Schoenbein
has just died at Baden Baden.
The French papers do not believe in the re
duction of the Prussian army.
Last Tuesday, our police threatened to pu
the City Hall in the calaboose.
A boy of eleven years has been arrested il
Paris, Iowa, for horse stealing.
i Yaver Pasha, Catholic, has been appointe
Director of the Turkish postofice.
/ The pupils of public school in San Fran
cisco recently logged schoolmaster.
Rifles were lately received in coffin by tn
Radicals of Edgefeld, South Carolina.
In Paris there are fifteen hundred eatin
houses and thirty thousand billiard tables.
At Cleveland, the lightning entered the gabl
of a lightningrod-makcr and tore it into spin
tiers.
In every capital in Europe, says a Londo
paper, the belief is entertained of an immediat
war.
At the Chinese Islands there was first hun
, ricane, then earthquake, and then q tida
wave.
~ There is an establishment for canning peache
at Atlanta, Ca, which employs five hundre
hands.
Potatoes arc selling at dollar n bushel j
Boston. Here they selling mt six dollars
d barrel
D From one pound of flax they manufactuI
e lace in Brussels of the value of four hundre
S dollars.
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A CADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
CARoNDELET, MISSOURI, NEAR ST. LOUIS.

At this Institution taught all branches that enter
into the education of thoroughly accomplished young
lady. The best evidence the Sisters offer q gus
to parents and guardians their success is the
extensive patronage awarded by the public their of
forts
For the health of the pupils the Institution
is ample security both from its high position and its
beautiful surrounding country
All the appliances for successful study in all the
besides and extensive chemical Labor atory
The scholastic of ten months commences on the
first Monday i'll September and ends about the 2sth of
June.
The highest incentives to general merit everything
adorn the moral mental character Of the
pupil is held by the Sisters regardless labor or
expense.
Parents guardians the line of the Mississippi
DESTROYS Of sending their children wards the Aca
DENY will find and comfortable con VI
OF the safe and elegant that Div
between St. Louis and New Orleans. f''
Letters addressed to the Directress of ST. Joscpbs
Academy, Carondelet NO. will be promptly answered
Prospectuses sent with full particulars when desired
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MIXED GREEN AND BLACK TEA-sI es per
S1 pound; finest, OIL SO per pound, for its
rich and delicious flavor finest Imperial Young NY
SON 81 IS Per pound finest Oolong, 81 so pound
ent qualities of Green and Black that
offer at retail at lower prices than goods
can be bought elsewhere in this city Wholesale.
j. w. PLATT & co, Grocers and Tea Dealers
SEQ st No. 102 Camp street corner of Povdraa
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so Cote de Bourg.
In 'te's bend
PED WINE IN CASES
s 9stS cases g.. Julien 80
Peg Chateau Talbot Talbot
ls s0 R 1nsto,.
e : s g. s:::g f:ss..'
for sale by hA'' S'''n In store eea 4 esns end
WHITE VINE IN CASKS.
40 Emit e-deu1.M
isee chauteau dc cuEsan.
for sale by c. CAvARoC.
WHITE WINE IN CASES.
1000 cases Chateau de Cursan.
70 :: c c%nsn'
and for sale by In store esond
porto. SHERRY.
$ S SMEkRX old ara sapssios quality In
VERMoUrH-No1LLy PRATT CO.
and , ,sp s Molly Pratt Co. In and bond
OLIVE OIL. PLAGNIoL.
800 baskets, % ounces. In and in bond and
Empty DEMDoHNs
5000 5000 pEMIJoHNs-riye Gallons.
| sale by C. CAVARoC.
p AsKErs EMPTY BOTTLES
400 baskets EMPTY BorrLEs--sa ounces. In
store and for sale e. CAVAROC.
MARIE BRIZARD & ROGER
=, 400 eases cases ASSORTED LlQUoRs..Anisette Maras-
1an mos f Eau ~a de- Fl. GssIS
de Mentbe. In store and in bond, and FOR sale Is
HoFFMAN FORTY.
so Creme de Noyau Huile de Kirscb, Kirsch
sale by t C. = C AVA Ias .'f
rOGNAC-COCQ, PERE EFT Fills
I4O auarters-lsO2 1890
l25 octaves-lso2, 1890 In store and in bond, and
for sale by c CAVARoC.
C,oGNAc-AcH1LLE PETIT.
go cases-iso In store and in bond and for sale by
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FREREs.
200 cases In store and in bs-d and for sale by
| (,HAMPAGNE-L. REDERER -
For sale by c. CAvARoc.
GARDINES IN OIL.
$50 cases-100 quarter boxes II. Dubois
100 r., Susbieilles. In store
ana In pond ana LOT SAFE py q. CAyAROC.
| COUNTRY BRICKS.
100000 COUNTRY BRICKS-De,vsreJ ~, A.
plantation or in town, by C. CAVARoc" mo
TILES.
50 600 TILES-Delvered on the plantation bv
sezu 81 &. CAVAROC,
J{YANTED-AGENTs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HALL YOUNG MENs CATHOLIC FRIENDS ;
SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK's,
New Orleans, Sept. 2oth ISIS.
The officers and members of the above Association
hereby rotfcd that the regular meeting Of the Society
will be held THIS DAY, Sunday the aoth inst, at
o'clock M.
Punctuai attendance is requested tho election of
Officers for tho ensuing year will take place.
by order L. u. CLARKE, President.
WIZ. II. DExvEs, Secretary.
NJ ATIONAL THEATRE.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER L. 1868,
Will be performed by tho
ORLEANS DRAMATIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
For the benefit Of
ST. JOSEPH'S GERMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN
ASYLUM FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Under the charge of the Sisters of Notre Dame, J. NJ
Morton's celebrated Drama, In two acts,
OUR WIFE; OR, THE ROSE OF AMfENs
And for the first time this continent j. NJ Morton's
last Roaring Farce, in act
IF l HAD A THOUSAND YEAR.
Tickets, One Dollar. Doors open at o'clock r. NJ.
Performance to begin at Seats be procured on
Wednesday, September 80 at the Box Office, 10 A.
NJ to o'clock NJ and also day Of the perform.
ance se2O 1t
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20

DR DAVIS en- DEAFNESS AND KINDRED
AFFLICTIONS.-Dr. w. L. DAVIS can be consulted
daily at his Office No 231 Canal street all Diseases of
the Eye and Ear, embracing Deafness Loss of Sight
lmperfection of Vision, Noises, etc. SEQ If
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PED WINE IN CASKS.
800 casks Cote de Clairac
l25 Chateau Dillon 8. F.
so Cote dc Bourg.
so half casks Cote de FTonsac In store aud in bond
and for sale by G. CAVAROC.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-20

n CAV OC,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
6--.--..-.. Exchange Place.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CON
signmens of COTTON and other to my friends
in Bordeaux Havre, aud Liverpool c CAyAROC.
CHAMPAGNE.
Rouss1LLoN & CO. For sale by
C.CAyAROC.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-04

No. Cures Eevers, Congestion, In1amations, 25
8. Worms, Worm: Fever, Worm Collie, 25
Crying Collie or Teething OF infants 20
Diarrhea OF children or adults 25
q /" DDyseniery, Gripping, Bilious Collie, 25
" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis 25
g. :. NEURALGIA, Toothache, Faceaehe 25
Headachcs, Sick Headache, Vertigo 25
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach 25
mJ1aa :. suppressed or painful Periods, 25
" Whites. too proflse Periods 25
u Group, Cough difficult Breathing, 25
Il Salt Rheum ,Eryspelas, ,Eruptions, 25
"iS Fexer 1 asne hnenmSte Gs;11 FaEsr rams, 70 %
II Piles, blind or bleeding, so
~ Opthalmy, and sore or weak eyes, 80
l9 Catarrh, acute or cronc, Influenza so
20 Who0ping C0ugh, violent Coughs, 80
y Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, so
:. ~ % Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearings
23 scrsfula, enlargedGlands, ,Swellngs so
"24 8. General Debility, ,Physi alWeakness so
70 DrOpsy, and scanty Secretions 80
m26 " Aeasiclkness, sickness from riding so
~ Kidney. Disease, Gravel, so
2s Nervous Debility, Seminal
Emissions, Involuntary Dis
"2s +" Sore Mouth, Canker, 50 50
80 Urinary Weakness, wettng bed, 80
81 Painful Eeri0ds, with Spasms, 80
81 SuGerings at Change of Life, 90
81 Epilepsy, ,Spasms, st. Vitus' lance, 90
81 Diphtheria, ,uleerated Sore Throaf 80
FAMILY CASES
OF 35 large vials, morocco case,
containing specific for every
ordinary disease a family is sub.
ject TO, and n book of directions, $1,000
Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
with 20 to % yials, from $5 to So
Specifics for all Private Diseases, both
for Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, in walls and pocket cases, ,........S1 to $5
wThese Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent to- any part the Country, by mail or express
ree OF charge on receipt of the price. Address
Humphreys Specific
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMP Y
Office and Depot No 562 Broadway, New York.
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily at his Office
eases.
f. Sweetzor and Crosman Gs Co, Agents.