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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-07

We neglected last week to notice the
fact that the Chief of Police was coned
and the City Marshal clothed by their nu-
merous friends They are both doing
as we'll as could be expected; altho' our
worthy Mars hal, when in full rig. looked
very blaze. God bless Bro Zimmerman.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-07

The Lafayette Courier reports two ca
ses of Milk Sickness in the east part of
that county--a Miss Nelson died from
that disease, and q Mr. Noah Steele is
lying very low, scarcely any hope of his
recovery.
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20 FL N II. POP p.

a TTORNET AT LAW and NOTARY
n Office No. 33, Man-st., X .hmond, Ind
Attends to the collection of all claims any State
the Union. Will practice in of the Courts of In
diana and Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages and
Powers Of Attorney, either inland or foreign By
special arrangement with c. P. ADAc, in Cincinnati.
German Consul) and HITLER Co., of New York
enabled to forward and receive any money packa.
ges other valuabes, as well to attend to the
transit of persons from any part ofEurope from
this country.
@Alibusiness strictly confidential and promptly
attended to. JH p
July 9TH. 1889. 1877
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Richmond, Sept. 1, 1869.

Eyre & Landell, Fourth and Arch,
Philad elphia. We see this Old-estab-
lished House still adhere to the Better
Glass of Dry goods only. We advise our
friends to call Real advertiser ent in
this issue.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-07

The Concert for the benefit Of the
Home Of the Friendless, given by Mad
anne RIVE and several amateur vocalists
who accompanied her from Cincinnati
was q success-Phillips Hall was crowd
ed, and the audience was well pleased.
We shall publish the report of receipts,
etc, as soon as received.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-07

wT The latest NOVELTIES in the Hat
line, will lie opened this week, by
GAUsEPoHL, the Halter, 226 Main Street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-07

EH Are you sick7 Go to the old
Plummer Corner for your Medicines
Al. has everything in his Drugstore that
you may need. Go and see.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-07

Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Tubes,
retail and wholesale prices at S. Bach.
mans.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-07

The largest stock of Pipes to be found
in the State, now ON exhibition at S.
Bachman's.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-07

For general assortment of School
Books, and every thing needed by the
pupil in our Public Schools, go to the
Book Store of Nicholson q Bro, in the
Odd Fellows Building.
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RJS. Bachman's Cigar and Tobacco
Store is the most attractive in the city.

H. The Depot Drugstore OF NJ. B. BAL
LARD, maintains it's high standing for
always having the BEST and PUREsT Ct
Drugs and Medicines, and with Mack's
carefulness and skill in filling prescrip-
tons, we do not wonder at the number
OF custom rs constantly patronising him.
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S. Bachman sells Pipes 70: less than
anybody in the city.
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Smokers and chewers, you can save
at least % per cent. by buyin your To-
bacco and Cigars of S. Bachman.
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AGENTS WANTED
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EvOur Wayne County Fair occurs
Oct. 5th, 9th, 7th, 9Th and 9th this year,
at Centreville. Thanks to Bro S. John ,
son, the pleasant and affable Sec'y OF
the Association for q Ticket Send Ut
about 100 premium lists, Mr. Sec, to
distribute to our farmers?
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Bachman sells his Navy at 25 cts
plug.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-07

Josh Billings says: elf I was in the
habit of swearing, wouldn't hesitate to
cuss bed bug right to his face"
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HEIMSTREET'S
Celebrated Fair Restora11ve!.
INEVITABLE HAIR COLORING

'S0ASO40t00 3aA LICE u o84V0..
INIMlTABLE HAIR COLORING.
The premature decay and turning Of the hair having
rapidly increased with the present generation has
become matter of great speculation to the cause
and theories abundant in regard to it..
The instantaneous dyes composed of lunar caustic;
give ythng but natural appearance to the hair:
dyeing it as cloth is dyed, furnishes but poor
terfeit of nature.
HEIMSTREETsS
HAIR COLORING : RESTORATIVE
rs NOT DYE.
Its operation is no. by any clinical effect. The re-
suit is produced by remedial agencies, a. nav be
easily determined by the fact of its colorpg the
skin in the least, and its having effect upon the
color of healthy haYgiying exact ly the color the
hair possessed before turning grey. This compost
ton is the result of many experiments made with
the view OF removing certain causes by the of
remedies. That it has been eminenty successful the
experience of the last thirteen years has fully DEM
onstrated It has been used by thousands Of people
and it nerer fails accomplishing what it IN designed
.or.
1t may be used free as water, and with - much
safety. Composed of oil and stimuli ting spirit, il
furnishes agreeable article for the toilette requir
ing other dressing to accompany its use.
Soon alter application is thoroughly commenced,
the small glands at the roots of the hair grow dark;
the secretion Of colorng matter may be observed at
the roots of the hair followed in few days by the
turning of tie hair, which thus progresses until the
desired change produced, and the hair possesses
the natural color and grow til of youth.
The Restorative is libby the principal Druggists
throughout the World, at Fifty cents and One dollar
per bottle. Ask for Heimstreet's Hair colering and
JOHN F. HENRY, Sole Proprietor.
College Place, Neu York.
Sold at Wholesale by
nT TIN1kf1ND O. nroDnroc0HY
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~ Ew re- ~ R q
The attention Of our readers is directed 20
the advertisement Of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part of the Palladium.
This truly Valuable Medicines recommend
cd by all who use it. Read the certific ates
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-09-07

For Costiveness, Dyspepsia, and as Family Med
icine they are unrivalled.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-25

"a = petniant old lady having refused a
fsui'of 70 her niece, he expostuiated with
sler, ana requested her plainly to tiiyulre
eer reasons. Il see the villain in yo1r
taace' sand she. THAT Is a personal reflec-
'on, answered the lover.
Counselor Rudd, of the Irish bar was re-
aGia a for his love of whist and the
s mi Color of his &nen.- Ny dear Dick. -
fSiut- Iorran to him one day, "you can't
von nI hn now puzzled we are to know where
you Day all your dirty shirts"
4 traveller on steamboat not particu-
~, &c for its CELEBRITY, inquired of
fa1ie [i.e, man near him what the boat was
& q it 90! upon which the latter replied, az
4 ththk, SIT, it is called the Regulator, for
F'''elVe all the other boats go by it,
pean Swift and Lord Harley were one
NV rf waking in an obscure treet in London,
nen they observed a board with the in,
H. IP .1 'Agoos kured hear" elbow does
X N eilow do 1t Y inquired his lordshin-
MOI MOI by &Pe0, warrant" answered the
bor L iauy, having the misfortune to have
ba masOand hang himself on an apple tree,
NC vie OF neighbor Immediately come
80 branch of that tree to have il
lieu "Iveu ;, INTO one in her orchard, " for who
3au'S said she, "bnt it NAV bear the
anu Vi IFulJ u $500
tha iIng the examination of a witness as
es ,ne locality of the stairs in a house, the
IA a3 counsel asked him, (Which wav
N no we stairs run ~ The witness, Who was
n 1O S~S y. w%ag,. replied, conc way they ran
garn" % 'ne other way they ran down" The
d loci a. counsel tH wiped both eyes and took
'VVA az the ceiling.
arisS syman taught an old man in his
upa 70 read, and had found him an ant
Rd not AaIter the lessons had finished he
IN, ~ time, and when he did he ooiv son ,U5
6enI rne at home. "How's John PD said
M lyman: He's canny, sir,D said Sha
o :, How does he get on with bis resdo
Sads ~ NIcsly, sir" All, 1 suppose he
BIN 1e Bible very comfortably. now p,
M - SIR bless you, he was out of the
s4u INTO the newspaper long ago"
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JUVENILE COLUMN.
THE LEGEND OF EASTER EGGS
ny FrTz-JAMEs ,o'BRIEN,

wb ne a %et ,ye climbed on his fathers knee
Col S ed 50 finely with blue and gold 1''"
f'neh seantifil eggs ON Enster day SYv' ;7ig 7-7
Ycu have heard, my boy, OF the Man ~,,s,ssSa
g croynodssyith keen thorns and crnsised,'a ~,
And hS s ySssPh, The wealthy HON Sod reward
4 Ind piously tombta 1t within tie rock = a.-
" And the sats with mighty block. s9.
Vii With 9.s9s X II e tS@s sn S
ing blr fs sat- on see ny. breast
Which was boidered with mosses like ulalacbite
Z! And held four eggs al an ivory white. y = - r
Now, when the bird from her dim recesa
Beheld the Lord In Hi burial dress
And the dear feet pierced WITH iie sb so pale nail
Her heart nigh broke with a sudden pang, 5'sA
p an ana out OF the depth Of her sorrow ahe sang
All night long till the morn was mn =
She sat and sang In her oss.wreithed cup
song e1ag OF sorrow as Wild and shriIl
So nirof fsaFs nv Si ioad T MI roans the hill
That the grief of the wor8 seemed turned to a song
But soon there came; through the weeping night
e ghn s roIia$g AZ, ARssd clothed IN white
mere the Lord OF the heavens and the earth lay,
And in living 1dstre came from thertemb.
Now the bird that sat in the heart of the tree
ieheld the ceiestial mystery
And its heart was allied with sweet delight, "a {
ANA II poured a sOug On the tbrobbing night
4hey shoot to heaveh IKE spears of fire. -
When the glittering white robed angel heard
tRs e Chant Ss q %sR
That hailed Christ siseu from, the eartht s y -s
lie said: Sweet bird, be forever blest ~; ...
ThSsel f,,t Thy eggs, and thy moss wreathed nest
And ever, my child, since that blessed night
Where death bowed down to the Lord Of light
The eggs OF that sweet bird changed their hne
And burn with red and gold, and blue
Aenandfng mankind, ia their simple way, o.
OF the holy marvel OF isastet day ,li1 49, t@ sa
r.4s rEA u ll.r : :. q LNafiosaul InteEtigencer
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WHICH DRINKS HARDEST 3-The New
York Times says: Ireland drinks less whis-
ky than Scotland, though her population is
twice as large. The late budget shows that
while the latter country drank in 1865,
A, 9Q7 ,70l gallons Ireland drank but 4,773,
no gallons. England at the same time con-
stunning more than both together-over
eleven millions of gallons.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-25

Coon ADvIcE.-Be reserved, but not
sour; grave, but not formal; bold, but not
rash; humble, but not servile; patient, but
not insensible; constant, but not obstinate;
cheerful, but not light. Rather be sweet
tempered than familiar; familiar rather
than intimate, and intimate with very few,
and upon good grounds.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-25

If we observe the many familiar creatures
around us in our daily. paths We shall
surely in these find something new, some
thing to teach us the love and wisdom of
the Great Creator-their Creator and ours.
But We are better off than they. He is
their Creator but heis our Father.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-25
'.ssyV,ags srAs ASD cAfaofIc irRssxxaER.
go ORLEANS, SUNDAY, APRIL Is. 1863.
wrr AND WISDOM.

'9fz wTr AND WISDOM.
Why is an miami the az 4; e,s.ioNst DC
cause it's "deaF liteio e"S
why, are fixed stars like pens, INK and
nsneri Because they are stationary.
An exchange wants to know IT darkey
..~,haYe a white bweiilBg.L
,v;tl, aurcyiiI .hahitx fixed in his
T. "a badly off asa nat with worm
IN its kernel, 1o,-o,to,,Ysr-,,, rev svyrf
a.. .on;ecfured that professional thieves
ns Coon9fortable life, because they take
isau eosy. $50 u .a.,aIl Ness ~ svaH
nv. vou sistera Then4loveand cher
- har with asholy friendship. And if you
ISL nv none, why love somebody else's sister.
-naso tba dinner table filIs van
1aoie 81 tahies fsnif,ties Won. the multi
tl n,sst;nn table enables you to make many
Psa5 azure. sssgs ~ --s:sfst-1s1zi es- s9aA
aso. :, sa;5 ~, ~, Z, fortunafa mis-
e" MafiihsS, ,sna.,ayar6 nf Jovers snSp5
Oand, Ia -" ratorteds his wife. HaSe the
you 'd;asers.n
Ia II . I'd, ar 70. i,
An oiu ~ IL ever YES oconitte1
ARKANSAS, anu II f5as The deceased vas n
On tne s;n,aI !, ss.''s'i's
~ ,t,,,,,,,,t sa,,s 1,c I,os !, eveI been
~, a W ~ S;scoyer the bone of. contsption.
ap pS das;rss tn know If it is not situated
.n nu.. 'Soar tbe law hone. = %
very pgst :. .,,.+ &c -. re =.
tnS az " n,'ck viii her, feet as with her
Nsau 20 she would catch lightning enongh
.s Tis;ad,a che fire in tI,e morning
!" A''''i' M. a.. a,sa :,
An eceeh.lie .tei ian t,.S s"u ~ oiae
Oh ms Se, hawe that n man is made of eIsy
Pf eya hr;cIS 90 oftan found in his hnt. !, ''
IL INC jim - .3sa.,'f.
1t may not De gener.,iy Known t, Iii"s aleEe
is sure remedy for tne toosnacne' lake
lhe De w, re- p rnnt Of tbe ae6;ng tooth =
foo'-tA0 ~ len
%! always sing 10 please, myself sala a
gentleman, VINO no was nunlinlns a :t IN s.a III
company lnen you are not at an am
S Sa,s ~ f'N"N' 80
",
Wy eoi; - ... t,h"o], s. h., rtaa
DO you chew 1ntI hastJ tVoacco ioF Ane
~ -. -, Eshicb II 1yos asked ronI;oI
1To ret th,, nice -
-.r,,s',.,.,' 50 -, 49,, ho,o,
!he way 70 oo "ntf W" oeivN
anu t .rot. a." So ~ NJ rhasr Tn oInrmbd,,
give treats, pear ana Iorpear, 90 everybody
r6SSrsel F." 70 I've cheatcd
n;,,o., 49,, -, g. -. as,.
~ "A "floM once salu 10 ner unasnter,
nJn you ~, aao az iey aSe, ~ VI; % Stilie
ehousu " VI Tani " ~ a , h'su Les
"for the second time.n
tshou r 49,.
Snail cut TINS ION OF mutton saddle
N My .t saia . q nose 10 ms guest. No.. re-
way, for may then chance to get a bit in
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Liberty Makes Brothers Of Us AM

| - --es .'''.
| In the last nurbar Of JJoo,.,L mi rT,,a.
,vs fnd ~ =, .''
1 nu 'io ioilo"inS ny heV. II. smith
1 we iet tile coIloquy between himself anC
the sexton pass, with the simple remark
! that II ia NO unoo,,o,, In,a
- a., 'Ae ."
"noio 'he sisFe-yards originally belonged
to Catholics, to find Professionals inferred
there. But the singular feature in this
oc.onrt - = 80 NJ 80 ,i'i4
.'9l 80 ~ '".' @'''"' "ho oo-
ionged to denomination which placed
"Sharp's rifles in Northern hands to shoot
his Soutba,n 1,r,.,,,, .,,,, 1...
~, "' 7"o'''t aeHouhee as
Crai'ofs ana tyrants,g-by Implication
those with whom he affiliated during our
late .little difticnltv
1863 1I;s say f OF rev months abroad IN
VisIoea iieiaiia ana spent day IN
citT nnnn niei5 specaa interest IN that
ct'g t eGnnee'eu as II was WIN INC history
u Tris te l,ans tiruSgfes Of Tue ii9efty
t ISL ior Poilt n:a ireeaon horeover, IN
,IoodaS s t'u ms
tr;ad W, w VI Ino epe"i ol Itie
L. oia?u $ nnh1e t99sue III aaNoeaelng the
;..aa a VI iieiaLiu' .ence leit inc greatest
~ an. any snlns conhsctea WIN the
o,I;aaSS Va : one oi :'s Asieaeol, ana ut my
rb ,sS m f;nS pau WISH TO the ground
In a L;ns;5a -, A. oo,,>I.- ir.t-i Y
80 I'll ~, a. III S-4ae..i nsc
n,onnt t so oiH Sea.on 'iia az pe.!uenui
nrn+in, Sn e hh iee c o. e n,S, IL IN
p s "a uAe s aau' Vas ioi y ooh1eli.
hich h;S S' oIs IN IN nrono o. .ne iron aoor
Cn, a . Eso A.'i C-ii y, 'ne oree.e
1ao nha h4sie S3a, mo our eiose ny
ON Which VAS this ;nscr;n a. saor OF ~ ~
En- In',a, 'o IS rri,sNa l.aoi ereu 70
th;s ,ifn Vi n m9nias Steel VINO departed 1
r rnan Nv, Saai &C., ca Wen re-
ST., e Hm 0Ue. w. we r niehnanie thos9
RoSta Rnrns ard r. -, ro raadio ote anu anu
nooae anu II my fe',ulng was
nc Iieu martyr Ior noePty;
tant &c SUI ti, 70 'ti,,S ne was
"a, 90 ii 10 70 S"e orc man VINO s1o1a
to, as re1u 1lo9u .n9 uiiei Lecor9 on cue
sSons; anu asAeu' WIN an assumed tone OF
SUI 81 Pr WISE" co., ,o,Sss..s,
..,s vas h1' oVeei . - y, neEsote
aien, Nc was - 'esl'ohaea 'he man
VIE gIeat en- Plitistg.
anu =, sAAu Is noV thls c""secFaCed
sro e9, SIM, , rz..
..H nusea ~ rs, Leans ne nnsw 6,eu -
ana L1 was NOT lcanteI 0S9nneii Sood
anu Ialthioi son OF hoiy Mother ehurch !"
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PRACTICAL DENTIST.
4 RafRtllished y xvor,fv f,,r,r .-,.a ..

, North Street, opposite Lafayette square
Respectfully informs the ctiz, Of New Orleans that
DO performs all operations the TEETH in a most
Skiifnl and Satisfac His prices although
cheapest. - ,r- ~ = - -
His method Of supplying ARTIFICIAL TEETH
without wires sprinson isaew principle Of athcsou
has procured him universal approbaton,and is
mended as being the most ingenious hitherto in.
vented in all restoring perfect articulation and
mastication and so perfect and natural Ia appearance as
to defy detection by the closest observer. -
The superiority of DR. w sArtificaf Teeth has been
too we'll known by hundreds who enjoying the bene-
hts OF them to require enumerating Persons de
rous OF availing themselves would do well to a
and enanline his specimens. DR. Vests FIJI T.
ING TEETH with GOLD combines all the modern i'm
provemens Those interested will ind these statements
to be entirely and scrupulously correct
Teeth Extracted without pain. ia24 GIN
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nR. j. w. ALLEN.
~ DEN MIST.

Can be consulted at his Office las Canal street corner
Of Bourbon DIR. Allen will be assisted by Dr. PLOUGH
Jr and Dr. CoCHRANE, both sktifu in the Dental art
All who desire good operations, durable and beau
tful Artificial work. Will call above. All most
approved for painless operations will be used
Persons desiring teeth inserted the day teeth
are extracted, will please call before 10 A. NJ 3m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-25

NEW ORLEANS GAS WORKS, October f6; 1899.
There are eight of PAGE & CO.'S ROOFS at the Kew
OrlegBs Gas Works and all perfectly tight Thasa put
up three years ago apparently intact During the
keep out the rain, a single leak could DO found In
the roof covered by Page Co. During the last three
years employees of these Works have had twenty
of these Page & Ca Roofs and, without exception
speak of them in the highest terms. Ny experiences
with this roofing has been perfectly tsactor that
convinced that any enc has only to give them
trial to become satisfied Of their inertia
WA. McCULLoCH, Manager.
fully in the above, and recommend Mesars
Page Co. to persons desiring work In their line The
Gas Light Company have had extensive dealings with
this firm and have always found thea prompt aud reiia
BILE. tnS2 iyt n. o. ]. TlSDALE, Gen7 Supt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-25

ADVICE TO YoUTu.--LeS- all see your
good breeding, by showing due respect to
of character never to trifie with serious
things : respect religion9in others--seek it
| as q treasure inyaluabie+-let it be the foun-
dation on which to build all your struc-
lures, the possession of which will insure
happiness here, and an enduring inheritance
hereafter. so...,...., =.
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and hnding the page where the mothers
charges were written, made a great dash
bottom, " Paid !. .t..s,-
Meanwhile, my friend, to lose no time,
had put up In paper ali the money in his
pockets, whereFfortunately he had quite a
sum thta@day, apd had begged the good
, TlIe 20 send u at once to the mother of the
little cricket boy, with her bill receipted,
and a note in which he told her she had d
son who would one day be aher joy and
pride. -.
They gave it to n bakers boy with long
legs and told him TO make haste. The
child, with his big loaf, his four crickets,
and his little short legs, could not run
very fast, SO that, when he reached
home he found bis mother, for the first
time in many weeks, with her eyes raised
from, her work, and smile of peace and
happiness upon her lips: The boy be-
iieved that 1t was the arrival of the four
little black things which had worked this
miracle, and. i do not think he was mista-
KEN Without the cIickets:: and his good
little heart, would this change have taken
place in his poor mothers fJrtunesg
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TUE ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD REraUuApoah,
(Hadfie1dis Eaualserl

TUE ATAose5lEgIc pLoog REaUnAToRAssait
tHadheids Equaliser9
HOT AIR and vApoR BGrHs applied to the trsa.
mont OF CHRONIC Disc Asses aisderthe direetidn OF
Dt. ANGELLs guided by experiences Of Forty Ycars
in Hospital and Private Rractice {e,sff al, ,f,sf
An RHEUMAT1sM, PARALYSIS, NERVOUS DE
BILITY, SKIN DISEASES, cIffsoEfc CfiiILs and
FEVER LIVER coAfRL AINp, BR0NCHIAItD fsoR
DER etc, they CURE where MEDICINE FANS re-
moving Internal Congestion restorug Healthy crcvla
tion and eliminating from the system Mercurial and
other Poisons. - sszA ,QA - =. laa st39a8inssf
oaseo ssa Julia street. bstcen Camp ana st. Charles
ta'i' o DIR JOHN Q. ANaELI.' 'sasai si9aa
DE NTAALr ST. RGE n. q,
100 -, carqndelet Street ... LIDO
an operations in the DENIAL ART carefully psrs
formed Nitrous Oxide always on hand for the PAIN
LESS Extinction feSsh! * sats 10 t6s4 w
DE. FRANK MalDBNNIs,T 5TF7 III
aazoS aohice S7;s Common street, azia5S ct Z
: -aaTEs. Ss's-st5tsf. - as99s Eaal sseI gT9
.aoaa5a assY q! osls cans, d
eaass HsarszEHem Y e and to 2 sshiaase
Dr. I. sB-Eg on NsoN.srss ,rs,tel ..sa4ya
Once 32Y Esato street. corner Of I,iberty.s a,5
Hours fOus ITO a2A. NJ and "a to rMuls,,s tspsfs 4
Residence 4e5 catondeletstIreet 1ilss2 mhas ~ ia
n r i. d. IF > w RIG Hsr3aef = ST. .us aiiIsi
Has rednccd his already Low Dental o,harses
,g#s-,aoiN e -.H A l. F.gA s 2 s'lq3<j
ofGce-2l9 Canal street. -
iee' GIN Between Dauphpe aud burgundy.
G. j. FRI RICH-S,
.'' 90 40 DENTAL SURGEON, sssa5il
- t~B tasis35nittoJ Io ss3i5zi55Ssi5i i31f7Tt
l55>,5,r3 1r,s,st, Charles Street >. ..165
st~ Corner Girod:
ID II, E. o, COG HRANE,
-,,.4s s,., r., DE TIST, ssf.t,,,,s.s
Pays special attention TO Filling Preserving tho MAJ
Teeth also 20 inserting Artificial Teeth prices
ohHee and residence Magazine street corner 81
tAaarsw oyer Brnselman 4 Goa dry goods store en-
DURABLE DENTAL OPERATIONS. Zap7'T' p
J. S. KNAPP, D. D. s.,
l5-----..--- -sARoNNE srREEr.----..-.--.15
: MIR 9n I'D Near Canal street s1.isffa4
y. NJ. C.. NJ HE'S.
ATTORNEY At LAM 20 =
34----- st. Peter Street
a9.2 Y New orlgaas: