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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16
VALDEMAR BILLIE, M. D.,

UALDEMAR BILLIE, M. D.,
A graduate of the Univerity of Copenhagen, Den
mark, Honorary NJ. D. Of the University Of Padua,
Italy.
Office No. 10 St. Charles street, between Canal
and Common.
Office hours from nine to ten o'clock A. NJ, and
from twelve to three and from six to seven P. NJ
Consultations in English, German, French, Span.
ish Italian and Danish.
Having been physician in Danish men Of war in
the East and West Indies, he is thoroughly &C.
quainted with the treatment of yellow fever and
lung affections Having passed several years as
assistant physician of the Hospital of the celebrated
Professor Rieord in Paris, Dr. Billie offers to cure all
kinds of women diseases, diseases Of the liver and
private Diseases after new, sure and quick method
ia23 "
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coNsrABLE,s SALES.

William Foley VS.. J. Aiken-First Justice
Court for the parish of Orleans, No. S452
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
d me directed by the Honorable George w. Sad
Ter First Justice of the Peace in and for the parish
of Orleans will proceed to sell ct public auction on
MONDAY, July Is 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ, al
1879 Julia street near Camp street
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and
effects as per inventory on file in my office
Terms-Cash on the spot in United states
Treasury notes. -
jy15 20 "a A. A. PLATrSMlER, Constapie.
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A oARD'''.:.::::'''''.':.'.A CARD
Strangers visiting the city, and wishing medical
or surgical aid will call at the Southern Dspensary
No. $50 CarOndeet street, near the corner of St.
Joseph where medicines are compounded to cure
of medicine or surgery. Consultations are given to
males or females. The poor will be Prescribed for
gratis. Letters giving description Of case, and con-
medicine sent by express.
Psi will give free consultations at my drug
store No 266 st. Charles street, corner of Delord
street from past ten to halpast eleven O'clock.
iel2 lv j. Z. LOCKWOOD, NJ D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16

Martin Cusack vs.. MIR. and Mrs. John
Kennedy and E. Cook, Surety on the Appeal
Bond-Third Justice OF the Peace, Parish OF Or
leaus-NO. 1908
DY WRIT OF AN ALIAS FlERl FACiAS TO
II me directed by the Honorable John P. Monta-
mat. Third Justice of the Peace in ami for the
parish of Orleans in the above suit will proceed
on THU RSDAY July 81 1870 ut II O'Clock NJ, at the
Merchants Auction room, Royal street, between
Customlouse and Canal, in the Second District OF
this city, to sell the following described property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city, designated as the lot No.
rs. bounded by Howard Lafayette, Poydras and
Liberty streets measuring twenty-six feet front on
Howard street by one hundred and seven feet In
depth together with the improvements thereon.
Terns-Cash Oh the spot.
B. AGERET.
Constable Third Justice of the Peace.
| je2l jy1 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16
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..
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1t is remmended and used by the best physicians
in their private practice.
For history of the above diseases, certificates Of
its wonderful cures, and directions, the reader is
referred to the wrapper around the bottle.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16

LAURENCE MCCORMACK
HARRIS MURPHY,
w. j. CASTELL,
Notary Public.
certify the above and foregoing true copy OF
the original act extant in my current register In
faith whereof grant these presents under my sig.
nature and the impress of seal OF of1ce, at New
Orleans. Louisiana. this twenty ninth june 1870.
je30 ... w. J. CASTELL Notary Public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16

John HI. O'(rady VS.. Mrs. Randolph, No.
9476
TDY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FAC1AS TO
tice OF the Peace for the parish Of Orleans will
proceed to SELL at public auction, at my office,
corner ST. Charles street and Commercial alley, Oh
MONDAY July 49, 1870. at twelve o'clock NJ
ONE LO TOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as per
inventory ON file in my office.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
iva i31a J. W. QUINN, Constable.
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Loan and Pledge Association VS.. Charles
+. Guion-Fourth District Court for the Parish
Orleans No "a 300

Tvs 81 aus Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-12

moro dangerous hostility, The Ministry
have resigned and a volcano to I'M
derlie the Empire, and without a brilliant
victory Cor the French arms im,ncdistely.'
Il Is not improbable that the Bonapartists
will be exiled from France, and peace DO
secured by the peoples yielding TO the
ier talionis Of the wal which Prussia will
demand. by acquisition Of the territory
seized from Germany by France nearly
two hundred years ago-a= population OF
about 100000 and an area Of 1886
square miles.
From our short vision we regret the re-
suit for France. As hostile rs has been the
government Of Napoleon to this country.
ii has nevertheless developed the interests
and industries Of that country. and If 1t
has been despotic to the Frenchman, 1t
has been so because he Is not sufficiently
developed into a Republican to deserve a
better government; and since Johnny
Crapeau Is bound to DO ruled from the
throne, why, in heavens name, shouldn't
we Americans be aswilling that he should
be ruled by the Bonapartcs as by the Or
lcanists, Bourbons, or any other House?
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Effect of the War in London.

The London Economist gives some Of
the effects of the war upon that market as
follows: / .a..--- ri, OF OBJ.
d ring seven days Of the panic which COM
meDced the 4th ult., the value Of French rentes
fell E3Oo ,OOO, 900; that Of British consols, f8,-
81 1000; that OF Italian bonds, ES,3l5, 900;
that Of United States loans, el2,00O 900; and
the total loss Of value in the National securities
S Id in London, was no les than E76 900 900,
or not far from s4O0, 0OO, 900, without includ-
ing the stocks Of other countries, Of which no
sales are made in London. In railway stocks,
similar depression took place, and in those OF
eleven prominent English lines alone. there was
q fall in value Of more than Sl2,OOO,OOO. As
was natural to suppose, so heavy depreciation
Of securities has lei to numerous failures, with
the consequence Of rapid rise in the Bank Of
England rates. .ra ,,..,.i, p5...,....a
An American authority commenting on
the above, says: oh 80 u.au. rot 4nr eng,
While the war continues, the money markets
must remain In feverish condition, from which
American securities (sorne 81 400, OO0, 900, II
is estimated, are held abroad, will DO likely to
suffer further depreciation. Every failure in
England affects the United States, directly or in
directly, and implies the want Of confidence,
since the credits Of the two countries are very
much mixed up. Lending fnanciers here do
not look fer wholesome return Of bonds, but
such an event may happen, and, II 1t does, the
country win be very apt to be drained Of gold (,
with material advance in the premium. Such
q turn Of affairs would neutralirc any sdvan-
tsges We might reap from the carrying trade or
the high prices OF food supplies. But more dis
astrous to the general prosperity Of the country
than anything else, VIC uld be the element ofun-
certainty which wouli cripple enterprises. and
change the legitimate. healthy business Of COM
munitiss into feverish speculation. rs demoral-
hing as Il is upproduetiye. ltmay turn out
that our foreign debt is not the unmixed adyan-
tage which it has been the fashion to reprcr
sent II. -, 4, ...s.,i
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rasHIxd roy CORRESPONDENCE

!eruw Il inhwAsHIsGToN. August g., 1S70.sd
IN EpiroR UsIos Ann JouRsAL s--lt may 30
quite eens0ling 70 the readers OF the Journal. N
the present time, to be informed that the heat
In this city is somewhat more severe than in
your State. II Is. perhsps. true that in the
middle OF the day, at times, the mercury in
-FOUR city may stand as high as II does here.
but there Il grows cooler towards night and be-
COMES duite comfortable, whilst in this locality
the heat does not abafe until near midnight.
Being situated 90 near The ocean, you have tho
rsfrtsAing ssa,brsefes, which materially nnects
ths tSmpersture,) Whit herce about lao miles
frun The becaps We have only the inlasd brestes
The 1pespls t6iysar tlty can upon spue VERT
warm day, by taking one OF the steamers that
runs upon the rive, 70 the Pol, in az, hSnr fnd
IL quite cool and refreshing, but here We mnst
endure the beat During my brief visit to your
city was very much interested IN the watering
places at the mShlh of tbs HAco.l Until some lit
tie care, however, Is bestowed upon the grounds
st the SPOOL" iteanpotb be expected that persons
from abrosd win visit tbat placs the ssoeHd, time.
The stencil Of decaying fsh, Is altogether too
much Cor; weak nerves or delicate stptnaehs
Satiue in tie. stern .of tbe, augusta one day.
waiting f5r the boat 10 start, the strong 0dSr 10
hrrcd 70, vs. tie thenie II condensation, and T
am satisfied that II the p,sSple Il The POI could
have heard the remarks that were made upon
thAtcceasscn. they would have taken imtnediste
measures to remove the nuisance. ssI III"
lean but think that these suuitSsfs tssofts,
"Old Orchard" sidrItk cPool'. arc jHAVbc-
ginning to Be appreciated and that white sasw
ysarS pesple viii scpsir Ites thesd 6saI Estelats
ffpp ~ paytasfIhe spsAtsyn IAinkctfnRn
prstpSs q Ma pub hqases t.theee plsesss ~
sops extent. hare isHswhat ,nsyYoks and ,e,p7
trsc.sa visa: y .la tSsn'e * 1s!s.as
aai SO f,aSa sA me- ss.s hs " 81
. gr&lefb ndmSsf 4f satfi1is Sisit9ts wss ~
casss ahs {sSoShgasaS " g lilfd. snd
/ venture tEssasstuost s;ts gun. aaunSse
stsG &c p9iis 4ossas,erj psnt do tssf %
thee fissl snisd :bGskssd1a;satf mniHh
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III -
II is asserted that II England taka sido with
Prussia France has agreed to send N invading
force Of 80, goo men viii arms and naaitions
Of war to Ireland. W. S1 I
Il Is reported from Missouri that in those dis
tricts where the Republicans nominate revenue
reform candidates for Congress the Democrats
win make no nominations.
7 Florida b the only snts that assumes anew
coat Of arms with reconstruction. For spread
eagle she substitutes the sun shining upon Q
Florida landscape.
Apivats letter received BY Judge Noah In
washihston, from Senators Brownlow al kho1s
VILE, Tenn, denies the report As to his falling
heaith. The Senator nays hs- excellent
bsslth and spirits. n He also predicts that the
republicans will carry East Tennessee In the
coming judicial elections, and that Horace May.
nard will, without doubt, be reelected. "
The Conservatives seem to have made pretty
clean work In North Carolina. They have car
ried both branches Of the Legislature and Ave
Of the seven members Of Congress and have q
majority on the popular vote Of from 5000 to
10000. Mismanagement Of the Republicans
has much to do with this result. 70 a. gaf. .r
Dan. W. voorhees, informed the Democrats as
sembled at Crears Mills, Ind, on Friday. that
''Not dollar Of the public debt had been paid,
and will not be for the next thirty years"
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OUR 0KN-STATEr

The Lewiston Journal says d few days ago.
sswiliau A. tDeering Of Rlehtnbpd, was hunt.
ins ttt his COWS Ia the pasture. lie saw In the
path just before him large Wild cat: Inc lnls
seized slab and drpyc him Up a tres. TIhe cat
had been scen duringIthis mmmSi to srOr the
Kennsbecou llUq l,Irow 81 IEb 900 iHdi er
5sfsS , As census u W s s,arn
thus far indicate q pOpalatisn, fer THE State -ot
100000 iiIfahhIberorrset, tie population will
have fAlled:oG sDOoi iuth p.s, deuadu: ' Itiis
Lahsied silt nLexiston hss made tbs largest
Der cent d; ,aSrsss ID popaiii lion q my tYSn
q tbsstste during tff flist JilssSas rASbarp
yilll come. very (psasly,Bps TLsban and Ainot
sloshowIs duiledinoressc inIp0pdlatibnnahg
-stutSa LOvs0y Sr NgAS FSRe.. Sho lot HI:
Itisbt aim b,bs battle q tbs wl!dlss y
peg IipJthe ,f@piglOf TIA Collins sopPa any At
ICollnsvills, Cont.. and hssldes6ntd md eoaf
afucssdran artificial rstump secured by isttaps
10 nj arm ana shSdldes, ma ftSn tho end "
attaches various ussch snicsl tSbis WHICH, he, MSS
Ma & Hasta \, WV M:
llsrt his wife hpd tse cbqdgcp.W 81 nsdg bar,
oICoaudial 6scus~ % ssasssssd b. iisg d Iron:
and intcrssts os Jbusisao aid hshi6s thiti nha4
IdistxrhD- b.eiiu symsanri diathrbsrn. Own
The day ever come. when ths NIisdy rptiA
lsbsllDdsspafvs Jsaner rl-zFee&4sfroNsr-
lysI lon I'll k1ou IDo Tol' .ooII ed blrs
,yHlbhc \ upa Oh esdioio NOV nd ,ehoh
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That Call.

A call has been issued in Portland and
published in Mr.. Lynchs paper. for a
Chamberlain meeting to-day to take
measures to secure the election of Gov.
Chamberlain rs U. S. Senator, In place
Of the present occupant, jSenstor Morrill,.
and u Is signed by a hundred or more
men who say they ARE, republicans, and
the Argus endorses the movement and
says II thinks Just so, too. To be sure we
do not recognize many prominent names
upon the list. but perhaps il is better they
should not be- recognized. since 1t perhaps,
as the Advertiser claims, shows the move
ment to be. one Of the people, whatever
that may mean. Now We don't allude TO
this effort to discourage 10; IL itieally Il
an intelligent movement on the part Of
the people. ant-whst they want we
want to so N forit. T But we hsye live
ly memory OF what Cumberland said in
the Saco convention, that Slocality didn't
nnount toiauything,ebut ttaAwhxt Abe
people" 'UySshs 'oficchclders) needed
WINS experience, and tintunlcy something
could be bro6ght against0 an experienced
and faithful eflicc-holdcr, he should be re-
tanned until,.t,ll Is blue. - Following this
reasoning. why docs Portland not support
Senator MORRILL, I'Tmc.a he don't reside
In, Cumberland county; as<iocs Mr. Cham
berlain. but you know, gentlemen that
doesn't mako any difference lbecauss To-
cality don't amount 10 Anything. ~ Again,
heshas hAdelsvcn yuusscxporieass. while
Gov. Chambcrhin has hot hasi srhihuse's
Legislative exPerisnce.Y OF. ,if 'somsthing
sthSSmss,er withNiorrinI and experieSes
Is so valuable in Congress, why did L nEh
slSushtefo wshBpfna lcThatS iISshatiw
Want Is 'kR6w. iGSvg'w;d has sbscnnr 4
member of Copgyess for ten year, and
GSys}pos pf the STATE pr s Two Sss;,, let
us have consistency, gentlemsHy,l orIwa
asspos 90 ,:s;gp,hipa" up here in York as
teoyysilow AL .hsa dishes ,tsst h9fsfaaias
II you want US to votazsssniSneh nn eco
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Delegates are not semitic conventions
with any authority to make promises for
their constituents to be performed at a fu-
t,lre time. All such dlckering is NULL
AND vorp from the beginning, and II the
delegates from York county acted on any
other supposition two years ago, they
sioreda GUSHING SIMPLICITY which
more experience in the ways Of the world
wM pear ofm.-I6id. ."t..r
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"A NOVEL AND yAiuaprr Isvrsros.-rhc

"A NOVEL AND VALuAbLE ISvESrIoN.-Thc
Concord Statesman gives account Of an entirely
new continuance for the transmission Of power,
the invention Of Mr.. Horace Call Of Concord,
which, II IL holds good the success with which
Il operated last week In that Office. win create q
revolution in the application Of power to ma
chinery. The Statesman thus describesit
A cubical tank Is constructed at the place
where the power is to be used. and In this tank
is placed wheel precisely similar to breast
water.whee'. The tank Is filled with water, SO
that the wheel Is just submerged and the
wheel itself Is filled with water and headed up,
to keep II from rising by Its buoyaucy and
tearing away its bearings At the source OF the
power, which may be miles distant. Is an air.
pump to which the power Is applied. A pipe
leading from this air-pump to the tank above
described, desccnds into the tank, and its open
end turns up under the wheel, o little to one
side Of the perpendicular plano OF the axis.
When the air is forced through the pipe. It es.
capes from the open end, rises to the bucket
Immediately over it., crowds the water out OF
that bucket and takes lis place. or course one
side Of the wheel IL then heavier. by the weight
OF one buchet-full Of water, than the other side,
and Immediately begins to descend. As the air
filled bucket rises, the one next to It Is brought
over the end Of the air-pipe and likewise emptied
Of It's water and filed with air. The repetition
Of this process with each succeeding bucket Of
course causes steady motion oftbe wheel and
after half Of the FIRST revolution has been &C.
complished, all the buckets on one side arc
emptied, and the apparatus thereafter works
with its full power. The axis Of the wheel
passes through the side Of the tank and Is at
tached In the usual manner to the machinery to
be driven. I'd .....i ls.rl5 ..-...
The one now In operation in our office has
wheel four feet four inches in diameter, by two
feet four inches wide the air-pipe being two
inches in diameter and $50 feet long. Il Is
working satisfactorily, and Is open to the
inspection Of any one interested in such mat
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State of Maine.

WORK. IS. SurKE,iE JUDICIAL CoUirr.
i May Term, A. ID. is7o;
ssmuei w. Lsqses u BildstOrd, In said County %
York, Esquire, vs. John q. Hun. recently Of kenue-
bunkpoIt, In said York County. feoman.
And nowfos Dusyestsn tone SpurtthA Ne Daend-
ant al ihe tny q ths servics tr writ. ss sot
nhabIaAts thu ssAee. and Ind Nc tesant, agent
attorney within the same; that his goods or estate
have been attached I'm this action, and that he has had
No uosce o. MD suit md utta eminent, 10 u Ordered.
That notice of the pendency nc this suit he given %
the aid defendant. BY publishing aitrsted corN %
this order to<.sber With "a anstrsst g !he pl.intrs
nal, newspaper printed in Bidiefor In said County
on York ne iasa pabestpa 90 be not css than thirty
days before The term Of sad cour % BE- holden II
Aiie I'm and FOR SAID conaty. the third Tuesday of
september, A. ID, ls7O thai said defendant may then
and there appear and snswer 20 Md salt 10 he sbsn
zee cause.
Attest; H.fAIRFIELD. ciERk.
o. 10y tAbsfpef q lrainilSs W1ll .,..
A.sumesi, on grom,..ory .c,s. dated APRIL e ls
for value received, on demand and intsre.t.- VIII
dated March !, ls7O, retnrnable May rerm, fsn.
Arue copy Of order OF Court, with abstract Of tho
s"S Attest, IiYM IAIRrIELD. cLrnk.
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Bidasiord and saoo Retail Pnos' Current
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No, yfeoprr ssc yr "ssrrhfTaiisl lghI'
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Dried, y ~. q iSaiforl, lard, Hisn s.....ieI
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Double re-. % 90 % II oocneksn, n bb,,a 5oR3 -
yRuioek, h III. .!a0SsAii, WA. .s.t. .t9a 10
nsy,H :na SIS ooGs 22 % Sugar, tlnaix n,s.ii9l?
HAM, = lalntst ctushtd, fo.der.d pa.
LSrdi "a H,si.. ..so6l2ll rspd 0pnela,ed. sele
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CARL-MOULTON. In this city, July %, by Rev.
J. Stevens, Nj. George Carl and Miss Mary houl.
ton, hath OF Buxton. .H.. ID -N..,- E'
JEYFREYs-BABB. In this city, Aug 9, BY Rey.
J. Stevens, Mr.. Jesse Jeffreys and Miss Lifsie
Babb both of Kennebunkport go u
McCOY-LITTLEPIELD.I In Ksnnebunkport, June
%, by Rev. ]. Downing Mr.: James Mccoy, Of y
RICkER-BYbRS., 10 Rochestsr, N. IT,, AuE. y
by Rev. I, P Cushman, Mr.. Edward y. Kicker
and Mis- Bessio Byers
Elias Libby, Mr.. Cyrus H. Moody and Miss Ne
linda q. Poss both or LmIngt0n. |
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DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext or Golden Medical Discovery
Is not fancy drink made OF poor poisonous strych:
and sweetened 10 please the taste and lead t0pers
TO ruin as are the socalled "Blttsrs' OF the day.
II IL pure medicinal extract OF native roots and
herbs and IL speedy, safe and sure remedy for all
severe acute and lingering coughs loss Of appetite
oliver Complaint" or "Billiousness,r and Consti-
patton OF the Bowels Nothing equals u for puri.
lying the blood and curing Pimples. Dlotches Sal!
skin diseases. Sold by druggists. rg!i lhuJtd