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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

The Chicago IT. i6Rne saws "Chicaga
IS no longer a western, but is an east
ern city. Il is only 300 miles TO the
Atlantic coast, while il is $3.50 miles
to the Pacific coast Dividing the
Union into east, centre sud west. each
division Is about l,000 miles VIDE.
The eastern division will embrace all
the States lying cast oi the Mississippi
river; ihen central all the States aud
Territories between the Rocky Noun
tains and the Pacific coast. Somewhat
the largest Of these three great divis-
ions is the central And, astonishing
rs IL may appear 20 those who have
not examined the map carefully, tn,
territory lying west Of the Rocky
Mountains contains as many square
miles as the territory east of the Mis-
sissippi River, Notwithstanding this
comprises eleven southern, all the So
called eastern and central States.
and all OF the old Northwest The
completion of the Pacific Railway has
changed the former west into cas- and
central and moved the west l.2OQ
miles toward the setting sun. The
actual west consists Of California. Ore
gon, Washington, Nevada. Arizona,
Utah, Montana, Wyoming. and tho
major portion Of Colorado and New
Mexico. II Is hard 10 realize the truth
that Chicago IS an eastern city, ana
that Illinois Is not even a central but
an eastern State Omaha, which has
always been regarded as on the wesi
ern verge Of the Far West, is IN facl
one hundred and fifty miles east or the
centre OF the Union. We are not sur
prised, therefore, that the citizens of
that onterprising little place resent the
imputation Of being in the Far Wcsi.
In short, this Is q toierahlv long ken
try from cast 20 west. and when the
Dominion Is absorbed, the distance
will be equally as great from north %
south"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

But II discretion be allowcd-and ir
eases Of divorce the Chancellor has q
large discretiOn--thena all The laws car
be consulted which elevate mankind
and advance moral civihzation-undel
such circumstances what he thinks
becomes the law Of the clso have
my views, and, not now wholly fet-
tered by merely human statutes,
will enforce them to the honor oI
society.
Throughout the civilized world great
temples have been erected aud e0nse-
Grated 10 the enforcement Of a creed
which declares that there are other
laws beside human which govern the
sacred contract Of marriage. II /
were 10 declare that creed 10 be true,
| should 20 beyond my business.
We're | 70 deny that il is true, ] should
be unfit for this place But many
wiser aud better than believe il, and
] must be careful lest / offend n law
higher than that administered IN this
court, and usurp jurisdiction higher
than mine. Better be careful iB tear
ing asander bonds which may be
suable elsewhere
To dismiss this suit might not be
right The proper course 10 take is
leave locus perneniia
This is the spring. and If they will
60 to the grave Of their dead child
they viii fnd flowers there, and flow
ers suggest forgiveness and love
They may yet obliterute from the
past all that was painful, and obtain
from the iutureall that was SO brightly
promised
Let the case 70 70 the Rules
4 W WOOLLEY,
Chancellor, pro ten.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

THE VIRTUES ~ B0RAx The wash
ing women uf Holland and Belgium
80 prOverhially clean. and who get NJ
their linen So beautifully white, uss
refined borax as washing powder. IN.
stead Of soda. in the proportion OF a
large handful Of borax powder 10 aboul
ten gallons Of boiling water; they save
in soap nearly half Ali the large
washing establishments adopt the
same mode. For lace, camhrics, etc,
an extra quantity OF the powder il
used. and Tor c=inolines, requiring q
be made stiff. a strong solution j.
necessary. Borax, being a neutral
salt. does not in the slightest degree
iniure the texture Of the linen its
effect IS TO soften the hardest water,
and therefore. il should be kept on th,
toilet table. To the taste, il Is rather
sweet, Is used for cleaning the hair
IS an excellent denirifce, and IN bot
countries is used in combination with
tarsario acid and bi carbonate Of soda
as cooling beverage.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30
Chancellor, pro ten

General Dix, tbs rampant. red hot
patriot who, dsEpite his mean and con
temptible letter last TAN against the
Democratic candidate fnr the Presi
dency, and which was nothing more
or less than q bid for ofiice-fhis same
General Dix, one Of the basest rene.
gades who deserted the Democracy
for profit and piace-Genoral Shout
him oD-the-spof Dix-has leit Paris.
having been Obliged to resign the pos
ton Of American Minister 10 The Iuil-
leries in favor OF Grants bosom friend.
Washburn. His ietteragainsi Horutio
Seymour was not rewarded Us be had
hOped-an0ther instance OF the ingrat-
itude Of republics. Political ap0siacy
does not always pay, as 4 good many
more OF the political tricksters will ere
long find oul Dix made = speech. in
which be regretted being obliged TO
leave his e0nntrymen Ia Paris, and
informed those present that the true
mission of the United States is 10 sub
due the wilderness and convert il 10
ab0des of civilization. We think we
heard this remark on more than one
ocuzisfun- and suspect that il Is pretty
generally the stable Of Fourth of July
oratious. But, let il go On this
occasion il was the ipss Dix-if of our
rsfrHg Ministers.-N J. Metropolitan
Record.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

"A Norris. "A traveller IN Ark6n.
sas found The following noiiec slruck
on the ferrymans door al Cache river
"Noatis-Ef emmy body Gums hear
arter ticker or TO git akross the River,
they can ges blow this hear horn, and
ef don't cum when my Boisy up n
the Hous hears the horn bl0win, shele
cum down and sell them the ticker, or
set them akross The river. imc away
from hoam john wilson, n B them
that can't rede viii have to 70 10 tho
Hous arter Betsy taini bal hafr a mile
thar.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

A funny incident happened to the
clergyman who breaches in the Ohio
State PeniIentiary He met a female
inmate who Is said to be very crazy,
y ho sharply asked "Well, chaplain
how do yon like 70 preach to Us =
s'Yery well, indeed" was his reply
'you behave well. arc quiet and atien
tive. like preaching 10 you very
we'll indeed sln that case, chap
lain" replied the girl, with a sigh, "gO
ahead. Preach as you have q mind to
7 suppose you ar ths best zoe can aford
ra,- -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

THE PICK--A wedding breakfast
was given recently by n substantial
farmer blessed with FIVE daughters
the oldest being the bride, when q
neighbor, a Young farmer who was
h0nOrcd with an invitation, thinking
no doubt, that he oughi 20 say some
thing smart and complimentary upon
the event, addressing the bridegroom
said
well, you have got the pick Of the
batch"
The countenances Of the four IN,
married ones, as may be imagined
were awiully indignant
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

MES WITHOUT HEAErs We some.
times meet with men who seem t1
think that any indulgence in affection.
ate feeling is weakness They will
return from journey and greet their
families with a distant dignity, and
move among their children with the
cold and lofty splendor Of an iceberg
surrounded by It's broken fragments
There Is hardly a more unnatural
sight on earth than one Of these men
without a heart A father had better
extinguish a boys eyes than take
away his heart Who that has cxpc.
rienced the JOYS OF friendship. and
values sympathy and affection, would
not rather loss al that is beautiful iu
natures scenery than be robbed OF
the hidden treasures Of his heart
Cherish, then, your hearts best alice
lions Indulge 10 the warm and
gushing emotions OF filial, paternal
and fruicrnal love-MiS MHlock
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

Recently, At Lockport. ~ Y, the
seat at juryman absent from the Su-
preme Court, was taken possession Of
by dog. The judge, addressing one
ut ihe counsel, SAID ~lou see. Mr.
Launiug. that the jurymen's seats arc
all occupied- Are you ready 10 pre-
ceed 2 The lawyer raised his glasses
20 his eyes, ana alter a brief survey
OF The jury box, made the witty reply I;
-lour honor, that fellow might do for
a judge, bui 1 should bate 10 trust hin
for a iuryman."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

NAILS IN TUE FooT.-To relieve
from the terrible effects OF running d
nail in the foot OF man or horse, take
peach leaves, hruise them. apply "a
the wound, con6ne with bandage, and
the cure is as IL by magic Renew The
application twice a day, If necessary
bat one application generally does The
work Both man and beast have, IN
few hours. when apparently on the
point Of having the lockjaw, been
rrrnH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

NEvrR N ~ A huREY -rersevere
in self.possessiou, and do not be talked
ont Of conviction Rise early, aud be
an economist Of time Maintain dig.
nifty without the appearances Of pride ,
manner Is something with everybody.
and everything with some Be guar
fed iu discourse, attentive. and slow
TO speak Ncveracquiesce IN immoral
or pcrnicious opinious. BE not for
ward % assign reasons o. those who
have no right tp nsk THINK nothing
in conduct unimportani or Indifferent
Rather set than follow example
Practice strict temperancs, and, in sll
your transactions, remember the final
account
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

A preacher was picturinF 10 an old
sinner on bis deAih-bed ths glories
That Awaitri him il be would repent.
He promised among other things that
he should soon be an angel. 'ii0n't
talk that way 70 me, please. parson.
said the dying man, III there is any
thing have horror Of, it is Of being
an Angel sitting on . damp cloud
TickiHg harp ey ncOulgbt'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

A morialisi took his daughter TO
zee the Siamese twiuS ''Observc
Prudence, niy dear. he remarked %
her. "0hserve the earn exenrised BY
Provia0nua which united these two
citi1ens and think what a heavy and
wearisoms icitormighi that membrane
which attaches them together have
been. IL instead Of being brothers they
bad hccn stranrers b zach olher.'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

We. the The urie-si Eued.hsEing witnessed The
trial Of I. J h1oths Improved >tHmr Extractor,
On tho farm ef =. v Meore. near luthsrshurg
nu sst--dsy and Mcudsy. The Tth and sth Of
November, iakc pleasure iu saying % the pub
lic that - believe it % b. the tesf machine
nos in uss ior exfracfiur siumps. Ifisof simple
cenffrurtiou. easily mnnaEci. rot liable % Es,
cot u order, and Fsry durable. Faur nien took
tts machine frun tts wagon, when entirely
rrart. VT % tarsitcr. and pulled large pine
EulF in lees than ore heur. We saw tun men
uuIi ia-re stuur with ease. They use horse.
bat Be doss be Nork ir taking out fhe largest
sfuurs. vittuut = hard pull hr Eooih. fhr
Patsutse. faly unisrstanis puttiuE up ani
hsudinr he uschiue. We would advise thoso
u waut Of srur extra rturs % ssc ihis one tested
before Purchasing elseuksro. uhieh ihey can do
Tree of charge ty calling % The proprisiors
j. G. Barrett, " h.rkard. Hv spsckuau
Jeiu Naidcr, John Kirk. J. " Gaharau.
3. a. &oars. ". Waiisce. W-B.Alerauisr
Gsa. Elinrsr, Wm p. Beck. Andrew Wilson.
s. ]. Hcru, wm. X. Irvin, b. J. kirk.
l.uss Maare, =. q. Cariiie. Geo-Wilsan.N D
Lever illegal. Frsd-k Smiley. luovis "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

A traveller. among narrations OF
wonders Of foreign parts, declared be
knew a canea mile long. The compa.
ny looked incoredulous, and il was
evident they were not prepared to
swallow il, eyon If il should be sugar
cane
pray what kind OF cane Was Il p
asked gentleman. snecring'y
''lt was hsraicane, replied the
traveller.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

ten mea ean dig ne dirt frcm The roots after
sKiructsd Il will u1ll owing 20 the si1s si a
siumps frtm forty to one hundrsi per day. i
uiu eifbgr urn then over, Or suspend them O.
b rT1rp-d ur - desired
Any person wanting ons Of these Mschine'
tau take Is % his farm. and q Dot toa FAR sssy
ve VII 90 and hrir 81 A. Up and test " f b.
q not satisfied ue vfii take II asay and rhsrEs
rHth'nE for our truuhie. Machines $50 with
IeEushir Rights siurle biachines. Sl70.
stsie and Caunfy Hirhts fur sale.
BOOTH a kuMBARGER
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

A prudent man sdvised bis drunke D
servant 10 put BY his money fors rainy
CAV. In a feW weeks the masicr in-
Quircd how much Of his wages he had
saved 'Faith. none at all SIR, it raincG
yesterday, and Il al went
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30
THE REPUBLICAN.

Prom the Louisville courier-Jourhal May 81 ]
Remarkable Decision in a Divorce
Case = Eloquence and Poetry Oh
the Bench.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30
Attention, Afflicted |

l'lE sntscritfr gives notice tfat be h-'
a rssuusi ne rractict Of Msiiriut 10 Luit.
slurr. uhrre b. intsafs ie derats be aftsu
Go O. tts treatment of CnR 1Nic diseases
cuuaraI iie uiil tear - htra chuirs ss
fri-l of DRUGS ari MEDICINE, sdrutsi O.
-' frHarrful. 0I ctrarir iissasrs sni maF =
'.1suIfai af his Zee af M tru- rf ffe dar.
IA sufd e. ftY.st aFiei-f aIft rtrarif
a'Hasa1 nay b. e. THrIr rttrrfarr harr
.iF f.r ts aanrf ttai rsrs7nr ifs. .ifiari ute
.,arlufsC rlFtfirt hsre uaf riHE D. aifsri O.
..s rsaiulri 20 careslc difssses aal rorst.
.-rtT Er1trcr fhru ttfrt ftis class u iif
sssii raruiras rrtfrsrrr siftrfar
snf1neF WILSON. ~ \.
l-ft ts-ssurr Fst - isrs-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

The luxury Of doing gond may be
sfliovsd by everybody Like air and
~srg Il 70 within rssch of Ill
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

The dandy who makes the greatest
sO0rish isn't AwAys in a EsarisbiAg
ccnditior
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30
NATUREIs GREAT REsToRER.
scHEETz.S
Celebrated Bitter Cordial.

V'HIs mriicai preparation % nor oHeroi 60
i ihs rlhiiu o. q reliable suhsiiiuia isT The
aauy worthless raurauuis utich nos Sod its
u1rstt II is rurflv vegetable, caWrossi ci
rtriaus hsrhs. gathered from TIE great siore
t7ut- on nature aud selected 9TH ihf ufuori
rare u L uaf rs-ammruie afa CrsE-hl1-
-f u De- direct Ard Ealuia-y iuruenrs urar
i-s Huart. Liver. kidneys, Lunrs. si1mech ani
a7ssls % acfs hnfh ss preventive and cure
Or uanF Of the diseases O. uhirt tharr orraus
t-t mtjecf II isa reiiabie Family Aeiicire.
cd can be taken hy either infant ~ aduli uith
% tame tr,sf-iai results. II is = certain.
l-mrt aui srreiy rsucly for nisrrhoa- nys.
1-'arr Powell complaint nvFrfrsir. Lorucss
srriis. FainiinFs, -irkhsadashs, s-c. frF
liHs md levers Of 81 kinds. ii BE- iar htiter ars
ti-r ibsn any quitire siitrai sry 90 iif fsr-
u.-a1s sgceis u creaf-s ar arrsiils. proves
frrtfiul dircftsf. I'D I'll ruunfcrari ihs esrris
e u-uar n 3 fru uirntes. Prefarei BY JACOB
slHEETz. sole Prurretar. = " CT. Fifth
"a Race strsets-, Phiiadslphia, Pa Sold By
o Druggists iurris-iy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

The divorce case Of Lucy Gray vs.
William N. Gray in the Chancery
Court, has excited considerable CON
ment in consequence Of some OF ils
peculiar features, and the opinion OF
Chancellor Woolley has given il more
than usual prominence. The opinion
is peculiar, too. II has few or none
of the dry old phrases common TO the
edicts Of courts, and is comparatively
a novel piece Of work. Il embraces
all the facts in the case, and we give
II enfira
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

E1-Ths Tir and sheet Iruu ware given Nth
the stoves is made of the hsariest and heti
rusterial, and warranted 70 give perfect salts.
fsciiou His stact Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30
a.ardWarr. Sinwarr, ctr.

4lardWarr. Sinwarr, ctr.
MERRELL & BiGLER
nrkLEns N
HI A R Id w A R H.
Also, Manufaetursrso
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
cLEARFIELD, PA
A LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDES.
Harness, Collars, etc, for sale By
MERRELL & BIGLER.
pALMER's PATENT UNLOAD.
ing Hay Forks, for sale BY
MERRELI & BIGLER.
on, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Nails, etc, for sale BY
MERRELL & BIGLER.
HARNESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
Findings. for sale BY
MERRELL 4 BIGLER.
Guns, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For sale BY
MERRELL & BlGLER
SToYRs, OF ALL SORTS AND
Sizes. for sale BY
NERRELL 4 BrGLER,
IRON IRoNl IRON IRON
For sale By
MERRELL & BIGLER.
HORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
NAILS, for sale by
MERRELL & BI6LER.
pULLET BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best Manufacture. for sale BY
MERRELL & BIGLER.
THIMBLE sKEINs AND PIPE
BOXES, far Eale BY
MERRELL & BIGLER
TODpER CUTTERs-for sale by
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
Phuipsburg. Centre co.. Pa.

rTNHE undsrsirned respectfully announees to
the public that be has on hand q care
fuliy-ssiscicd and veil assorted stock Of Stoves
Ills variety consists q
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

rTNuE urdsrsirned respectfully announces 10
the public that be has on hand care
fuliy -seisctcd and veil assqrisd stock Of storss
Ills variety oouiisu q
FHE CELEBRATED IRONsIDEs.
tiou % the musi i.sfidious Of It's purchasers.
Continental. Lchieh. Farmer. u-yiirht. Spe1rl'
Anu-Dust. Niagara, Charm. Herald. Ge-,
With every variety Of the best
Piitshurg NAnufscturo.
E1-Ths Tir and sheet Irou wsre given With
the stoves is tnade of the hsariest and bsfi
rusterisi, and warranted 70 give perfect salts.
fssiiou. His stact Of
PARLoR AND HEATING STOVES
T. Isrrsr. h-stsr and cheaper skan ever hsfsr,
erhibiird 20 ths pubiic. lie defet compeiitioa
either IN variety, quality sr price.
He Is also prepared 70 furnish = .ozPlsis
assortment Of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-IrOn, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
wholesale cr retail. manufactured neatly and
With the sois vieu 10 service, fruu the best ma.
tsriai In the markst
PLoWs, PL0T POINTS. A COPPER, BRASS
AND IRON KETTLES,
OF ever description eosss.Htly on hand.
LIGHTNING RODS.
Superior Point pr up OF sssri ussirs Ths
nu~ uFei hy the Psrusylvana k4iifoai Co. "a
shsif suildiags
ORDERS FOR sPoUTns. RooFISG
Ard eihsr -srs beicrrin= ~ b. husiu.,. -ir
b Fronptly aiisd by sEPsrisuosd and skiIis
uerklsn.
BRASS. COPPER AND OLD MErTLr
Tsksu IN sxshsurs To- Esoss
rrHs tTseia.iy i1riiss ~, s;isnHsn o.
Nssesanis wishing q purchase 81 wholssala. =,
thsy sili tnd iite their adrauta-s % srauin,
tis steck setsrs purchasing slssvhers.
@, s. FLEGAL.
PAulfseurr. Aug O ises. iy1ittr
-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

Which have never failed 10 give perfect saiisfss.
tiou 70 the masi f.siidious Of is purrhasers,
Continental. Lchigh. Farmer. D.ylight. Spe1rs
Anti-Dust, Niagaru, Charm. Hsfaid. Ge-,
With every variety Of the best
piitshurr Manufsciuro.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30
pARLoR AND HEATING STOVES

T. lurrer. litter aud cheaper tksn ever before
exhibited 10 tne publie. hs detet eompeiitio1
siiher In variety, qualiiy cr price.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

sHE CELEBRATED IRoysTDEs.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

AN EXTRAORDINARY EGe.-1If. John SaTrel,
Of Brooklyn, L. l., forwarded q mammoth egg
(which was laid in the hat of the oviparOus
SSTofesgorl with the following explanatory
11oemorandunn: !" 1t was produced by hen
two years old, cross between Dorkin- and q
Game-fovL 1t weighs three and half ounces.
We get, on an average, four such eggs week.
5rha fest fowls ever raised were q cross from
: Dorkin and the Indian fowl They are first
class for the table, strong and vigorous to raise,
anG are good layers. A pallet which 4 raised
produced eighty-fOuT eggs in as many days.
They were from three end . half to four ounces
aaeh.- purchase all the food for my poultry,
aRd End ft pays me pecuniarily - wen as In
pleasure.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

Wilson, the celebrated vocalist, was upset
one day in his carriage near Edinburgh. A
Scotch paper, after recording the accident, said,
1--WE are happy to state that no was able to ap-
pear the following evening in three piecesp
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

Prompt and personal attention given to general Repairs
of Stores and Dwellings.
Cisterns made and repaired
Orders left at shop, Box 223 Mechanics Exchange
opposite st. Charles Theatre promptly attended to-
ie2n Iy
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27


PATENT SUPPORTER TRUSS.
The Most Efficient, Comfortable, and Secure Truss
in Use. Constructed upon an entire principle.
1t has springs bands thus avoiding all in
furious at the back ut the time support
ing the abdomen and relieving the aperture of all undue
weight
1t is the only Truss that permanently the
obst tie well of Hernia qualities pos
sessed by other Truss, those who have the
various kinds with springs or bands testify.
With experience of than years practice in
the treatment and cure of Rupture and Hernia can
promise more perfect relief security
more rapid improvement than be obtained of any
other person appliance in the South without regard
to the age of the patient, length OF time afflicted
Call on or address with stamp
4 DIX 7 ST. C EERR1S--
" = Office No. g 81. Charles street, upstairs
Hours-From 10 a. NJ. to =. M ia24 If
DURITY Is ESSENTIAL.
E. LAbbIAN-I'1 -
... Successor to j. II. HARTLEY
? DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
Claiborne street. between Common and Canal streets.
A full assortment of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals
PPEER REgNg 5 French, English and American;
soeeiaI quality and t price ~ b,
cians Prescriptions at all hours jel3 ~
GEORGE BAIRNsFATHER,
CHEMIST, DRUGGIST AND APoTHECARY,
Established Twelve Years.)
372- COMMON STREET 3T2
Takes this opportunity of informing his regular Gus
TONER'S and the public generally that he has lately
sttsG M Si1I I ~ - ISS
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals, suitable to the wants
of the most astdious and he gives his constant
sonal attention to the careful manipulation and prepa
ration Of all Medicines he dspenses the public may feel
they receive from his store.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully accurately
compounded mh2I 1y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27
PHOTOGRAPHY, ETC.

.DHoroGR4PHs PHOTOGRAPHS
s. AND RsON
Has the pleasure of announcing to his numerous
friends and the public that he has removed from 81
Camp street to
1S3.-.--. CANAL STREET ---.-loo
where prepared with all the recent improvements
in the Art to the Most Beautiful Work that c1
be desired, at the old rates of % per dozen
He would call especial attention to his new STYLE tne
SUN PEARL PICTURES,
which surpass the Finest Ivory Miniature. COpyinga
every style and size.
Call and ace. &C. mhl4 ON