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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-04

Ferguson, Gardiner, Hiestand, Martin,
Meadows, Moses, Mushaway, PaclH
ard, Pollard, Reagan, Riard, Rodri-
guez, Schawb, Smith, Tinehant, I'm
derwood, NAPLES, Williams, Wilson
30 nays.
The question recurring upon the
adoption of the article as amended, it
was lost.
Mr.. Burrell moved to adopt the ar
tiole as reported.
Mr.. Blackburn moved to amend by
striking out all after the word " ar
ticle," and inserting:
1t shall be the duty of the general
assembly to make it obligatory upon
each parish TO support all paupers re-
siding within its limits.
Adopted.
The article as amended, and reading
as follows, was adopted:
ART. 1913. It shall be the duty of the
general assembly to make it obligatory
upon each parish to support all pau
pers residing within its limits.
Mr.. Baker voted against the adop-
ton of article 1877 of the majority re-
port, because in his opinion it would
be uniustly burdensome to the country
parishes.
Mr.. Blackburn voted against the
same, thinking each parish should
support its own paupers.
Mr.. Mcmillan moved to amend arti-
Gle 1913 by striking out all after the
word "article" and inserting: SAN
agreements, the consideration of which
was confederate money, notes or
bonds, are null and void, and shall not
be enforced in the courts Of this
state.''
Mr.. Schwab moved to amend by
striking out all after the word article"
and inserting: "All obligations given
for or in consideration of confederate
money, unsettled, are null and void,
and no judgment pending shall be en-
forced in any court of this state against
any individual, except for furnishing
the poor, in time of need, when proven,
for which debt the state shall be held
Mr.. Cromwell moved to amend by
striking out all after the word ''arti-
cle' and inserting: 1.-THE state of
Louisiana shall never assume nor pay
any debt or obligation contracted or
incurred in aid of the rebellion nor
shall this state ever, in any manner,
claim from the United States, or make
any allowance or compensation for
slaves omancipated or liberated in any
way whatever.
The chair decided the amendment of
Mr.. Cromwell not in order.
The convention adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ.
A true copy:
VIM. VIGERS,
Secretary.
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ERIE RAILWAY.


GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TRACK
~, route to New York, Boston, and New England
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dnnkirk 70 new 400 Iniet
B1iiaio to New York ......!23 miles
And is from Twenty-Five to Twonty-seven miles
the shortestroute.
All trains run directly Shroush to New York-4s0
From and after april q, 1851 trains, will leave
tReM DuHKIRK AND SALAAANcA-By New York
time from Union Depots;
Except sundays Stops at Salamanca 10 A. NJ, and
connects at Hornellsvile and Corning with the A.
Y. Express Mail from Buffalo, and arrives IN Nav
ass P. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from Salamanca
A. N. Day Express p. NJ. (supper) intersecting with
the 2:2l NJ train from Buffalo, and arrives in New
Alb P. NJ NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS, from IN.
Sirk except Sundaysl. Stops at Salamanca 6:d5 ?
(breakfasD, and arrives in New YORK at 1870 Pm
eonnectins with afternoon trains and steamers
boston and New England cities.
FROM BUFFALo-By New York time from
corner Exchange and Michigan Streets:
5:45 A. N. NEW YoRK DAY EXPRESS SUNDAY
exeepted.l Stops at Hornellsvils 9;03 A. NJ (breaB
tsstl S1squehsnna 2:l7 r H. dinner Turner's IS
2. A. Connects at Great Bend with Delaware
Laokaw4nna and Western Railroad, and at Jersey
Oity with Midnis mt Express rain of New Jeraej
hailroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Wash
500 A. NJ ExpREss MAIL, via Avon and Horuells
vile daily, except sundays. Arrives in New York
al 1;u0 a. M. Connects at Elmira with Northern
Central Railroad for Harrisburg philadelphia Bal
tmere, Washington, and points south
2.20 p. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPREes lSundays ex
cepted), stops at Hornensvie 5:25 p. NJ tsupperL
and arrives in New York at 100 A. Nj. Connects al
Jersey City with Morning Express Train for New
jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington, and
ct New York with Morning Express Train for Boston
and New England Cities
0;l0 p. NJ NEW YoRK NIaaT ExPREss daily
stops at Portage s:55 P. II. lsupl. ntereseotDs At
Hornellsvlle with the AIS p NJ. train from nn-
kirk, and arrives in New YORK at u 80 p nj.
l;O p NJ. OIScIENATI EXPRESS. daily. Sundays
sxeeptedl stops at Susquehanua TIA A, NJ (bkflJ,
turner's l.l0 p. nj. dim and arrives in New York et
S;29 = NJ. Connects at kimira with Northern Cen
tFal Railway fs7 Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti.
more, washington. and points south, at Great Bend
with BeiaWare, Iackawanna and Western railroad
for Scranton, Trenton, and Philadelphia and at Ne
and New ENGLAND cities.
Only one train east on Sunday, leaving Buffalo al
$50 T. H., and reaching New York at u 30 P. H.
Boston and New England passengers, with their
York.
To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie Railway
presents many objects of interest pnssi-z through
Delaware, and Ramapo rivers an ever-ohangIng
panorama oil nature beauties commands attention
The best VentilatedGand most Injurious sleeping
this railway.
Bagesge checked through and II re anyways IS low
as by any other route.
Ask for tickets via Erie Railway, which can be lb.
tanned at a principal ticket Offices in the west and
southwest.
II. RIDDLE, WIZ. R. BARR
Genl superintendent. Gent Pass. Agent.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NRw YORK. AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Rse,l,s FOR UREMEN VIA SOUTH.
&Ehfn Empton-lhe frst-class y. g. Mail Steam
uiaaA14E8shlps Atlantic, Baltic, western
Metropolis, and Northern light. sailing SAT-
uRDAYS from Pier IS. N. R, for southampton ard
Bremen taking passengers to Southampton, Lon
don, Havre and Bremen at the foiloriae rstos
payabe in gold, Or its equivalent In currency. 40
London OF Paris 50; Hamburg 50 additionally
From Bremen. Southampton. and Havre. 70 New
York
Eirst cabin $40; second cabin, SIS; steorAgo. ss
Excursion tickets out and home:
FIRST cabin, $40; second cabin SID; stasraga SO
Sailing days from New York and Bremon--j1na L
Is and 81 July II and q. August 10 and ~ Sspssm.
Der and q. Cctobar and 10, November and lg
For freight or passage apply to
q. II. LAUGHLAED,
Agent for New tlrleans, q NagazirRe It
IsAA4j TANtofe prasidsas
apll " % Broadway. New YORK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-04

nR. Is. F. WRIGHT, GRAD
lOuate of the New York College Of s
Dental Surgery, after an experience
Of fourteen years in his profession,
offers his services to the inhabitants ~ w ~
of New Orleans. .HtsApS
N. B.-Ieeth inserted on NULUANETE BASE
SUPERIOR 10 GOLD IL ALL RESPECTS, AT HALF TTf
COST. No. 1883 Cusromhonss street, between Dau
phine and Burgundy.
Referenoe-Hon. n p. Banks.
iH iy 3. F. WRIGHT. D. D. 5.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-04

4 INV ENTERPRISE IN A NEW DiREorloN.
party having llVgd "a ti1ortnt nsf,a q Mexico
a1sne period % twelve faafs ss,d ISho 81 ,1sil ~
tea.a va *,ta We lAnNueee and people, ia ndwft
no NAtA tsna fed the GitF 81 Ht45tn. has
strsQt 1g7l1 1ta q 1idktada fro1n ihrf f5iI
rsts'e. az 1aAA 2. tAAaF o. aQnal1R goods % th1l
t41ntff can efAi sHraI4n4o 81 tHi1 nfnnri4nlfr ~
~ lptetHle Of Ha.I1fs 0a1tnef Is n ,fi.,,.
Pc eats 4ahl4ef Wis receive prompt nefanSian N fI
n p Iat.iiIs.s A. lHd 81 ttISt 1asfI1l fi al1sf n
aia@ MEXICO FQste1lta Bon olls
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Ro0KnHHDInG, RuLIHe.
-ANt,--
ION PRINTING
~. lKUmEmOLx.

Ne. - ca.ap ssrsst. New orIean..
All kinds 81 Books and EAcot Maaic bound IN am
siyie . suit the customer None but the most skill
fna Sorkmen are elaplayed. An work warranted 70
awe aatistsesion aud win be dane IS low as any
osher establishments IA ths city Particular attention
5ss9n q ~ hlnae q rallnE. apia On u
Eye and Earl bee 70 aequsiut tie pnhlle that
hAga renewed TO No. Basin street. and that ean
b eonnated. ~ heretofore on ali diseases aud az
rausvmentl Of the Ega and Ear, embracing nsai.
reea. Noises, &c. ". 4. DAVIS. H. d,
Aurnl Surgeon an9 uoasultirE UphAhalniie eureaon.
Aa. BAsin street. corner 81 Canal
mglq ~ wed isiaaar Now Orleans.
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SHHRTFPIa sALEs.


Succession Of the LACE James OsiIvie.
CEcoND DISTRICT scCsoSfURT or NEW OR
y leAns-No, lssst--i,y virtue Of and in obedience
and % me directed ~ the Honorable ths See
sss District District S2art q New Orleans in
coed to sen at pubs auction, at the Merchants.
ana Auctio9eers exchange. Royal street, between
triot Of this city on TUESDAY. 10 1ifb ~ n
EebruA J. 1865 At y oelok a. ioi account Of suid
sundss = CITES, CLAIMS. andJuDuMENrs. SGT
leIth II the abatement on ls in the Clerks office Of
Terms-Caah on the spei;
iaao fes Il Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
sueeesaion Of the Late Jsha wright.
SECOND prsTRrer 'Se nnTipT or Npw 90
- leana--No 25,2la-Hy virtue Of ana in obedieaos
20 an order OF sale rendered January "a 1893 AND
District Court Il New orsa5s m s ses ssspad
matter, will proceed 10 sell At pubic auction a. The
Merohants and Auctioneera Exchange Royal street.
SECOND District Of this city, on SATURDAY. me
~ aa{ Il tsoIaaIy. lees At y O'Clock A. for
Standby MOTHS, XCo0UjETs. JUDGMENT, and
q this succession, iuy set forth in the
Terms-cash On the spot
ia2ssess Sheriff Of tls Parish q oTisass
sueseAsion Of ans late Victor Fsost Dame,
CEo0Np DISTRACT COURT OF NEW Or
~ ieara No. 81, 6y virtue Of and IN obedionco
q an order q sale rende1ad January q lsea 20 me
dfe5ted ~ the Honorable the Second District CONT
q New orleans IN tla above ensitiad matser viii
htoee9a % seii At pubic auction, on SATURDAY,
tne hfat loI 81 February, lld at l1S o'clock AZ Al
e my Marenoaae, No. y Jefferson street. m tho
second District Of this etg for scsount Of SAID sue
The MOVABLE HFRECTS heionf 2 to said nuc.
essslon CONSISTING Of Household Furnit1ro, stc. a
TefIua-Caah on the spot
$3.50. GRO. W. AVERY
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
PnYsIoIANa. DnUa 80

NO. 1&a DEKonD STn1ET. Goa. or ST. OH nr.ln
Opposite IIfof Oircis.
ffoah Melodies AND uefloal. ndrina las an A..
cesea wh4th4T chronic Of rleanl CAT IS 6fa,1eS n
tAl1 elH4ellah4ent also tusgioal attandanct ari
Ntlra4 9lg4spA pa s1iapale1t and experienced Phr.
eIllan1 a1 fufnoaH1 az an tnnrt a. lie n1 - ,ift
aa1o faEay t ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-04

w H. PEszBERTOE, NO. 1853 roy.
" : dras street, between st. Charles and Caron.
delet streets, New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in Drugs Medicines. Paints, Ola Colors
Narnishes Glass, ETC., etc, has in store a large
assortment of the following Goods, which he wiLssll
at Low Prices, either Wholesale OF Retail
White Lead Of the best brands, French and Amer,
ish Brown, Yellow ochre. c variety Of the best Var
nAhes, French Window Glass. Stove Polish, sa
Soda, Soaps. and Cotton Marking and Writing Ink
manufactured BY himself.
Also great variety Of Perfumsry and Fancy rti.
oles, for the toilet
The Store is we'll supplied with all kinds OF Drugs
and Medicines, fresh and Of the best quality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-04

All THH
mLANK FORMS IN nANKnURrow
Row Ready.

we hRFe aqsnaiesqq Tho srinalrR es Tue HAhlt
N4sfgA hAthHe. paFeatfulne Is aanbss Is.
g'aailaN fne aesA4aiea Aad AFu ssaks 10 HapsIs ~
4s7sapa p az ds1sea qaentll5 a ia isIio4Iae
N6tuAss
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pI.OoO.ooo IN wATCmns.

~ Every patron obtains q Watch BY this arrange
ment costing put SO. while II may be worth $1,000
No Partially shown Ia
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
named stock Certif cales naming the articles, are
placed IN sealed enyeippes and well mixed. Holders
are entitled to tha articles named On their cerifi.
cate upon the payment Of Ten Dalars whether II be
z Natea worth s.nee Ct one worth less. The return
o. any 81 our CERTIFICATES entities you to the article
named thereon upon payment irrespective Of ia
worth: and as no article valued less than SD ia
named on any Certificate 1t will At once be seen that
NO LOTTERY. But 6FRAI0HTpOBWAHD IEarT
innate TRANSACTION, WHICH MAY BE PARTIc.
IPATED IN EvER BY 1IIR MOST
EASTrDIOus.
single certificate vail b sent by mail most naid
upon receipt OF &c. i've for 81, eleven Tor 81 thir4y
sh11e 91o elegant pfeminsn for IS, aiKtF-six and
mose yaluebiei premium for $40, ona hundred ard
noat superb Watch Tor SIS To agents or those wish
- lnent TINS e rare opportunity. Il is
isslt taatey conducted business duly authorized 81
sle .Iovernlnent and spen 10 the most careful
WRiGHT, BRO 90, Importers.
aleaet~ lei BROADWAY. New York
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MEDICAL.

nR. j. WHITES MEDICAL INSTITUTE, COR.
~ ner st Charles and Julia streets, is established
for the cure Of all forms of disease, chronic and
acute. DR.. j. White has had the advantages and
experience which large cities afford in extern
slve practice and in all forms OF disease more
than thirty years He is distinguished for his
ability and certainty TO detect ali the ailments
that affect the sufferer. This experience enables
him, with equal certainty, inst anty perceive the
remedies indicated-for either sex and ali age---as
his patients universally testify. distinguished
practitioner and professor in two medical colleges
stated ia his address, years SINCE that DR.. j.
White has great advantage over many physicians in
his correct diagnosis forming correct views Of all the
diseases which his patieT Is suffering with What
ever the character Virulence of the disease may
be, duty ana humanity urge speedy and permanent
relief. II not too great distance, DR. White visits
Charges reasonable N. tt-PersonB desiring DR.. j.
Whites advice and remedies will be careful to call al
the northeast corner of st. Charles and julia streets
or address by letter, thOre several DR., Whites
in the city. nol5 ely
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-04
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEsTERT
RAILWAY

VIA CINCINNATI, OR URBANA, OR GALLON
GO, TO or from New Nork, Boston, PiltsburR, Phih
delpniAy baltimore, and Washington City.
sylvania. ~ SAA
Passengers who wish quisk and comfortable tim
win appreciate the smooth and perfect track nv
Injurious day cars, and the magnificent sleepiu,
coaches the excellent dining halls with ample tims
for meas, and tho prompt time and sure oonrscto1s
Of the Atlantic md Great Western Railway
Fare as low and time as quick as BY any othu
Through Tickets and Baggage uheehs-No. "a
broadway, New York; Nos. Is atate street and n
ssnool street. Boston; Depot and Uniou Offices
Dleyeian1i No. IS CLARK street. Uhicsgo; IN C1nein
nati, at No. eQ West Fourth street. n. u eorner
Broadway and Front streets. lie Vine street. at IN
MAI Lane steamer Landing, foot Of Vine street.
and a. hew Passenger Depot of the Cincipnsn
hamilton and Dayton Railway; In louisville atE
NJ cornet Main ana Third streets, aud 10 Fourih
street. and al ell the Offices Of connecting lines
- =, .. h. d Il CkER, Gent Supt
". ID. ohAH tBG. tSen'l Ticket Agent aug
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JEFFEHaONVKLLE, MADISON, AND
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

THE ONLY ALIrRAIL ROUTE TO THE EAST
4 North. and West.-resssngers thl,ing this ront,
arrive IL Eastern cities Ee ven Hours in advspeee h
passengers leaving same day on u g. Maiboats
Trains leave and arrive az Jeifersonville Depof i'm
medistely opposite Louisville) as fellows:
-. DEPART ARRIVE.
s: :Sg 4. a n exec Sunday 5i5 a. o., exct Sund
z;e9 x A., 200 r. M., .
l2:G0 Night i200 Mont
points. - F-''P
~ Elegant Sleeplng Cars on all night trains
"a FOR condensed through time tables and oas.
neotlons see small bills and call az Dolnpan a ofiet
corner Third and Main streets, Louisville Kentae1
lIOR ACb ECUTT
JAMES TERRIER,
General Ticket Agent
Jetftrsoqvile. Ind. .fniv l. ss7,
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ALLENTowM nAlLRoAB LIME

ON AND AFTER JULY 4, 1857. TRAINS WIN
" run as follows: N1
Leave lyo1isy,lie....., 100 A. a. 800 e.
ART at N snSylle. ...s.,sUe A. 81 l:55 p u
humboldt 80 " 4. n. 500 A. N
=. Memphis. ......s.GD o. Nj IO.a5 a n
New Orleans sos p. M lI:s0 a
TRAINS LEAVE NASHVILLE for UhattAnoopa AVA
Atlanta at 800 +; H., and 500 A H., and for Dsca
tur and Huntsville at :e0 P. ~, and 8 80 a. Nj
SLEEPING Cans accompany an night trains.
Passengers leaving by 90 A. n. train can taks
slesping-car at depot at any hour in the evening
kEoxv7LLE BRANCH train leaves Louisville AZ SIN
A. n. Ter Lebanon, Danvlle, and Grab Orchard
Sonnectine by stage Tor all important points b
GAVE CITY Accommodation train leaves Louis
nlie ath;l0 A. ~, srrlvinga az ave City at S:s5 Pm
and stopping ct all intermediate stations -
BARpsIowN train leaves Louisville at 4:90 p. NJ
Fhe 5;OO I. NJ. tain for Nashville and Meinphh
runs daiy the 100 A. NJ train dairy except 6undsr
bardstown and Knoxville Branch trans run dais
except SUNDAY ALBERT FINK
aus General SuD't l.. 4 N. r. r
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NEW YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE TRACK
~ Railroad for Butsio, Niagara Falls, suspensisi
Bridge, and all points in the West.
On and after MONDAY hiay IL 1851 Trains VA
leave Albany. Athens. and Troy as foilosFs.
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Vi5 A. n; from Troy, $50 A. NJ from AIbar5
stopping at Schenectady 1;l0, Hoffman's 1888 A.,
gterdam 20, Iribaa Hin saa Fonda $40 Paiatiu1
br,dge $3.50, bort Plain e;b8 ST. louisville e:e
Little Fails 9as herk1ner $50 lion .s8 FrankfeT
y ;eo, Utica lOt OrisEany lO:47 Rome II 0s Verobi
lls50. oneida II ~ Canhstota IL 90. Chiftanane,
l2:l0 Manlius 1928, and arriving ia Syracuse (,
l2;4o Y. NJ whore IL Is com bnod with the foIloWjrr
trains lar all points west Of Syraanae +
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7ElUTU dIEAMN0AI EXplI77ss-
1 g.. - -.

$50 A. n. from Athens, 7sIkA 81. from AIbaus
Stepping nt Schenectady s05 Fonda a Ds isalstise
bridge $50, St louisville 80 idttle Faiis i0;H
Utica llsto, Rome Il 40. CAnasfota I1.10 SPURIOUS
4aa toinels and cave syracuse BY Direct Road n
4;ss, stopping a Clyde 80, L Dos 507 Newark q
kaimyrA a:4g, Rochester q and al principAl 50
Fails 7:s0 =. II. -''4s'''
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- A. H.. from Albany Questioning Al all NJ,
tons % Syracuse 100 r, Nj aud connecting at a
+. M va the Auburn hoad, reaching Rochester q
1859 Y NJ and also with kxpfess Train via the nl
rect Road, reaching Rochester at 9.30 p III ri
taio and Suspension Bridge At 1850 n n and al
Meeting for an nointslu tle West -
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CATAREH CURED.

TESTIMONIAL FROM HON. II. c. BEEBE,
of PleasautviIle, Pa, late Member Il the
House CT Representatives.
DR.ABORN-DeaT Sir; Some five years ago my
son Willie Commenced showing symptoms Of Ca
tarrh Of the Head, which continued to grow worse
until his system so dsbiitsted to preclude
active ep Joymeht Of the sports of childhood or
the pursuit of any system Of stu1Y, ndsnce at
school, and at times he was entirely prostrated
with lingering fever-sometimes for weeks to-
Fether-wIth q constant man Hesitation of the
symptoms Of the disease, such as q constant
hacking, nostril discharges, &c. irritation of the
threat, &C causing nslsfa All the usual appii-
arcts and treatment Of physicians. &c had failed
t. sfoId relief, until you we're applied to, last
winter, when he began to improve immediately af
ter commencing Jour treatment, and continued to
improve until now he enjoys good state of health,
and i- able to participate in the active sports OF
childhood with zest, well as pursue his studies
without interru piiOn. have omitted to make this
statement heretofore, as L wished to be satisfied
tha, the relief Was permanent.
Yours truly, NC. BEEBE
PIessantyiIle, Pa, October "A, lsj7.
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1ESI IN NUS14L OF HON. JOHN COVODB,
AkABEa OF CUSGREsS.
WAsHINGTOS, d. c., June Il 1853
For more than year i suffered inconvenience
from q constant spunGing in my left On the
=lst Of May applied for relief to DR.. Aborn. He
relieved re "a one c, snd from ths. Day 20 this /
have lad IO difi Guilty u any Kind with my
irg. Truly, JOHN CoyODE.
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CATARRH AND TUBERCULOSIS.
TESTIMONY FROM DIR. FALCONKR.

TESTIMONY FROM DR. FALCOnkk
LAwREScEvILLE, November S, lsa.
Dr.. ABoRx-Dear Dr:-I am nov almost we'll OF
the terrible attack Of Cstsrrs and Tuberculosis
which had whsn applied to you for advice. 1
have always disliked Advertising very much, and
yet IL WAS your advertisement that got me FOR
patient.
Ian convinced By careful study Of the new sys-
ten CT atomization, that IL we'll carried out, We
gain thousand yesrs' march upon Cstarrh and
Disease ofthe Lungs. 20 please to count me In a.
an enthusiastis Disciple Of the new sysssm, and
I'd mirsr Of the simple, straightforward means By
Which We nov reach diseass Of the Lungs and sur
roundiDg tissue.
For more than fortyfrs years I have been used
O the Allopathic practice, for twelve years To-
Gated in Lswreneevilie, and fsyorably received,
and houored with business by the citizens.
Yours, respectfully,
deJ.:m A. YALC0NxR, ND.
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DIR. ABORN.
iURAL sa0 opHIaaLnIc
g II 1 G II . III
Il e - u = CT ~
DIsEA ASSES OF THE
RES TORY OR CANS.
OFFICE, No. 2is STREET.
BE1wEzS 18th AND I4Tu STREETS,
OPPOSITE THE EBBITT house,
WASHINGTON,
WERE he CAN BE CONSULTED ON
CATARRH, DEAFNESS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
EYE, EAR, HEAD.
THROAT AND LUNGS,
In the treatment Of v hich he has introduced many
new and i'm ports IT Remedies and Modes Of Appli-
cations. with tire most successful results, as the
mary thousands of Testimonials in his possession
will prove.
s(His medical Eook sent b. mail on Ieceip. of
cents.
Ss'Orfce Hours. a. m. toTp m.
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TO IHE SUFFERING.

have been suffering with chronic sore eyes for
ftesn months. My attention was called to DIR.
Aborn's advertisement IN the papers Of the day.
I called upon him, and have been under his treat
N. 1t few days, (say about ten,) and have found
great relief indeed, feel nearly we'll, and would
adjure all Who suffering with disease Of the
eye to call on him, believing they will find re-
lief. ASA TAULKNEB.
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House. OF REPR REsEyTATIvEs I
NASHVILLE, June II, 1895.

NASHVILLE, June Il, 1885. {
Hon. Asa Faulkner, amember of the General As
sembly, whose word can be implicitly relied on,
FINISHES the following testimonial 20 the skill and
knowledge Of DR.. Aborn in his treatment of an ob
srnste case Of disease Of the eye.
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THE NEW THEORY

DISEASES OF THE AIR-PAsSAGEs.
A WORD FROM AN OLD SCHOOL
PHYSICIAN AS To IT'S
MERITS.
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In the treatment Of v hich he has introduced many
neT and IMPORTS It Remedies and Modes Of Appli-
cations, with tire most successful results, as the
Hsry thousands of Testimonials in his possession
will prove.