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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-18
The Alaska Fur Seals.

The Secretary of the Treasury, after re-
ceiving the opinion of the Attorney General
on the subject of the meaning and intention
Of the recent act of Congress, has awarded
to the Alaska Commercial Company the
lease of the privilege of taking fur seals on
the islands of st. Paul and ST. George dur
ing the period of twenty years, the bid Of
said conf any being considered the highest
and best bid offered. The contract is sub
stantielly as follows; The company Is to
pay S55, 600 year rental, 81 624 on each
skin taken and fifty cents per gallon for
each gallon of oil obtained. IL Is also re-
CURED to furnish the Inhabitants OF the ISL
ands OF St. Paul and st. George annually
%, 600 dried salmon, sixty cords OF fire
wood, a sufficient quantity OF salt and a
sufficient number OF barrels for preserving
the necessary supply OF meat. 200 barrels
OF oil, sufficient number of seal skins to
supply the inhabitants with boats, and
sufficient quantity of sinews and men,
branes to supply them with waterproof
garments free Of charge. The company IL
further obliged to pay the expenses OF
maintaining a school in each Of the islands
for not LEST than eight months OF the year
Love TO BE HAPPY. 1t is the easiest
thing in the world to be happy if men and
women would only think go. Happiness
is only another name for love; for where
love exists in a household there happiness
must also exist though it has poverty for
close companion. Where love exists not
even though it be in a palace, happiness
can never come. He was cold and selfish
being who originated the saying that,
"When Poverty comes in at the door, love
flies out at the window" and his assertion
proves conclusively that he had no knowl-
edge of love; for, unquestonably, the re-
verse OF the axiom quoted II nearer the
truth. When poverty comes in at the door.
love, true love, is more than ever inclined
to tarry and to battle with the enemy, Let
those who imagine themselves miserable,
before they find fault with their surround
inps, search in their own hearts Tor the
true cause. A few kind words or a little
forbearance will open the way to flood OF
Sunshine in house darkened by the clouds
OF discord and unamiability.
HER1 are four good habits-punctuali-
tv, accuracy, steadiness and dispatch
Without the first Of these, time is wa ted;
without the second, mistakes the most
hurtful to our credit and interests and that
OF others may be committed, without the
third. nothing can be well done; and with
out the fourth, opportunities Of great adj
yantages ate lost, which il is impossible 70
recall.
s.f4 q FfIft r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-18

People who subscribe TO mutual coal CON-
paues, most Of which are Lumbugs, may
be- said to lack 4 ,carmer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-18

Eaghsh paper sfeals Of the mi.rai.-
lgauseas bullet pump
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
SEFFLEMENf or THE BREWER CASE
..rsai4 .s.-=.----.s--- 1910 issTysv
Attempted Release from Jail
Rescue from the Sheriff
NJ .et9 ar rLH .fq.{gF -s. q

! W. z. BrewerTwas tried and convicted, In
Tansas narish. for manslsuphter, It was
a. -. ~. AZ - -. r.ssod MON hv tha
tno Pie"e. 0a.o '.t". vas p..SN ~ -
supreme Court OF the otate, wnen Il was
decided that the criminal laws we're not re-
ra.,ed nv the codiflcation of the laws of the
49, - gnr7 - =. 5r1llI'7.i - d =
ota"' a,a. elhsi = go yl.J -
The last number OF the Tensas Gdzette
renorted the following: --er.
.ho,,. 4h-a. r,c,o.t an tha voorn;ro NJ the
o;ah,h ;n an.1S the Serntv sberiff Nj
WsInh A. .shc occun;se : MON in the iaii
,..,;iSirr -. .wsLenod no nrknovn nar,iaa
wh. Lneo,.rsd a. h;s Soor and dewsnded the
n Ns - ;.;i s..;n~ shev ;rton6ad raIas.
A.; ~ ~ w w 81 u RrsS>ar 'vho WAS confined
tSeere NJ Wa,ch nn;atlv told them thew
sneLs s -. co. tS S't g1T Ia thov vA raiasse3
S ~ w. 81 hav Mo,,id h.va 70 hroeL crer
~ ~. 1aov s.. a., Thar then orderad Rim
~ c,ose hi. door and HOW ont his LIGHT. and
proceeded to the Jail door. which they At
tempted to break open. Failing In their
efforts TO 90 &c. tney aePar.e1, sise. os we;
ms, rIs 'ue "o'' "A Nv wan ~. p w. -. =
while Mr.. Brewer has the sympathies of
almost every one In the parish, this attempt
20 tssoae mn. hs srs ls .OIanst;"n to
iav.abidine citizens. A strong effort is
being made by Mr.: Brewers friends to
secure PARDON i6i nun, s.nGs sle pecuH .ha
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

VANDERBILT AND HIS NEW SPAN.-As the
train with the Vanderbilt party on board
was making its stop at Allegan, on their trip
from this city TO Chicago, Mr.. Vanderbilt
noticed fine span of gray horses hitched
to an omnibus. He accosted the owner and
asked the price. On being told $500, he
Immediately gave check and took bill Of
n61a He gave Directions - heyt them -
! 81 c: 2 e' Bs ss'' y 4 s fas e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

;FarsEkie-M sa5gt .YocsH
ssaosgicr 9.syIy oSAss,Sn4.ss.s GGE GENERA.
Rev Ofissns, touniana. June q, 1870. ;
,Cek.Ep PsoRosAiA WHICH SHOULD BE ..
IT, asa' .ss
ssse .sl : s:s
s.e E E: ;sz Ps;s !: &. 6:
I:. isss: w VIII: e. E 49, 3 inch. pr ma
Black lux @ FIaid Arsoid's and Csrtsr's,. Dints
Z. Gcpsins Ink t0ssssr's. Arnold and Japan. pints
and quarts. per Dozen t,,sr ,.--s el-ftsfya. 81,
Gs.@iins Tx p.F ss SS1sn ~, ao.., sS.sq
Dap Paper. ruled. pr rs.m- 80.
NosePsper. rniso AND PLAIN. per rsau. III
Abs,r.es Paper: rnlsd. psr rsan. ni7J st c.
stssI Pens dGihe:ss aud Psrzs's per Gross. |
Quill. Pens. per hnndrsd-s
Office faps, per gross = gag - 80
s:1,ins w.a q. pSasd; =, g . ~. ',sa
Inknands, glass. oaeh. ? 7i-t ~ Aci52A 'y-ig
Letters ns:s,s 6 y ,lia' i sssa ..ehe,
Papss tssssps!s tPhap 4 solomon ., per gross.
ffssers. steel, each. .ts:nss9 ! 49,, s7sf
Papsr Folders. each. ~ ; d 20. la.ss uTfsss.
/ Bank Books, crown. denny Ind cap, full end halt
bound, printed and not prints per quire. - "a
Tho stationery required must be OF the best quail
isy, delivered such smes snd in ouch QuSotities a.
the Depot QuartermAster may direct; packed Tor
shipment when .necessary; subject 70 careful!
Inspections and vili b rejectsd not found to b Of
equal aiy with the samples kept for references =
sample q Tho stationery to be furnisksd can be
ssIn q this oies and bidders reQuested 70 call
and examine the same before submitting their pro
The United States reserves the right 70 reject any
The usual rules Of to Department govern in this
Siddsrs are 1eauest Cd to BE- present ct this epsa-
ing Of their bids. 9DA Z Z aIs u 10 ~ .
Bids Viii be indoraed ''Prooosals fer Stationary.
By order OF BreySs BrgAdier General " O.
McftsFran, Chief Qaaftsrmaseef, Military Division
OF me Sous "a '".bf FRED MYeRs,
Deputy Q,srtsrmastcf General. Brsvet Brieadisr
q General, United States Army, N chav9e Of
Depot. S4s a1CTu iaii .Es ~ - JeSot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
UNITED STATES DISTINCT Go g q
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JACOB B. KNIGHT
and Emma Knight, Raukrupts.
In 0ankeupteY-Ha. sol.

WHEREAS, JACOB }. KNIGHT, OF NEW
w Orleans. and Emma Knieht, formerly Of New
Orleans, but now residing at brownsville, New York.
duly declared bankrupts under theact Of Ccnsrss. Of
petition praying for discharge and certincsts
Thereof from all their debts and other claims prov
able under said act.
Notice il therefore &iyen to ell creditors who HAYS
uroved their dcbts and to ali other persons in in.
tsroet, that the first day Of July, $50, at
IL A. NJ. IL assigned for the hearing Of the same.
md that they may then snd there attend and shcv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Rally! Irish Republicans, gapy --Thsrs
will be . meeting Of the General Phil Sheridan
Irish Republican Club THIS rhusaday) EVENING"
1t the Mechanics Institute. at light o'clock prs'
eissly. All officers and members are requested to
be present. - important business viii be trans
acted. Ali lrishmen who DESTROYS OF joining
the Club can enroll themselves, " il e free 70 sn
Prominent speakers will address the Club.
,...., 5s~ p. OREABH, President.
PETER O'BRIEN. Secretary. Ia jslsl 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Colonel OFF1cERs:- The city Lunatic
Asylum has . poetical inmate who for
months past has been eng aged preparing
poetical illusions. for the Picdyune. We
failed to ascertain whether his mental sber'
ration was caused by writing verses or read
ing that journal, bnt we are inclined to favor
the latter opinion, the more especially after
noticing an article in its issue of yesterday,
directed against the officers Of our colored
militia regimentss The writer. after stig'
matizing the. sblack guards" for manifesting
verbal displeasure At having their ranks IN.
~sded BY the passage Of street vehicles,
draws q conclusion that coiored officers
are incapable to act a. such. as, .. e .,l F..
Now, it may be that ''the mass OF coiored
men are ignorant" but We deny that they
are IS bloodthirsty as any other race, when
what they conceive to be their rights are
invaded. Every anniversary in New York
some needless driver looses his life by in
ringing on the processionists. To assert
that colored officers can not be found,
.capsble Of commanding colored soldiers, il
to maintain an :absurdity too obvious ia
require proof. - lBasc :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
PROPOSALS. PoR csAL. sso5
Orv1cE DEPUTY QuARrERMAsrHR 0ENrRAL,o
In charge e. Uopot IT New OrhoamA

In c0oSee - Dopot ~ NEW Vfsoomas (
g. .,r.. . az 'Ocrasr Oaanp aad South aerests.
rA,xn Nsx 0r's Wtda S sSes 81 az
y in duplicate, invited and win b ssos.ssd q
this e6acs. .unsai FRIDAY. ,July e. ls1t q twelve
o'clock NJ, for delivery to the Qaartsrmasters d.
p sEvEST II vi w THOUSAND BUSHELS BIZ
rUniNOuH COAL, EIGHTY pounds psr ,bnahsD
times and .irin TIE city q Now Orisans = may b
dssignatsd By the Depot Qcaztsrma:ter. -
Ocsl must Be Of ,ns vsry BEST qual,u q bisanin;
Gus, subject to inspection before acceptance. and
Will be rejected il not Of the quality required.
BiddefS viii state the nance and reeidsnoes OF two
responsible persoes they psoposo ose as suretss
II is undsfstood that the usual raies OF the De
psrtment govern in this Advertisement, and .
specific CLAUSE win b inherited in the eonsreos pro
vtdins that the quantity Of coal advertised for may
BE- increased diminished BY the United States -
the wsnts of the services may seem TO require. .
The right Of the United Ststes to reject any or ell
proposals received 10 carved
BIDDERS sre requested to b present 1t the open
Bids must Be indorsed Proposals for Coal" and
addressed to the undesdguod WG5
By order Of Rrevet Brigadise Genera, = Y. NC;
Fsrran. Chief QuartsrmaeW Military Division OF
the South 0'Fs DIV ~ FRED MEVEkS,
Erevet brjssdier General Depnty QuArtsrmastss
Generalin chafee Of Depot jess
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
POLITICAL, NOTICES.

/. Fifth Ward Radical Bepnblican Clnb,-.
The members Of the Ulub ara nstihsd 70 attend the
meeting THIS EVENING. It hafpast seven.
o'clock. at their Club Room. Toulouse street. b.
tween IRENE and Marais streeta Honorable s.
Bsldsn. ]. II. Syphsr and Dr. Crsamer will address
the g ub. sgaTr.8-
BY order ct the President:
b. g. -3---~. -. y. W LLEAN VIGCRS,
Secretary Fifth Ward Rsdiesl Republican Club.
iel6 1t .-.-s- ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

AN Ixoursr. Coroner Roche yesterday
held an inquest on the body Of Jean Fago, 2
Frenchman, shout sixty years old, found
dead in very dilapidated old shanty IN Al
siers. Deceased was . dairyman. having
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
-, !! |!ilss,sl .&ep1bliesx,
sFaH 0vmIAt q sSllE .vNITtN sTk1Es,
q Eofssd II ssA>41ss,.-s $50 sgy4eas I
0HaM 0J!usnl ne tiTy0F NEW oAlEAN}
: 1AIvTrIss -, 1rHis .SXxs,:ss

S%s~S2 'As$s4 - Ni.2sLi.-. .IS Fia"SS Fl e1HENg
By O. z. GHRARDEY L co.! ss1f7 s'clesaslaa
!. Alsrchau1a snA AubtiusSrs kxehanGs. rlsnds
IN Eaeehitoohss parish-bankrups sata3e AZ ~.
/. ". BreazeAls. Lands in Richlsnd parish.
=. tapt estate 81 HSpsy Caster txnds IA NsdfSoa
and oarrpn Darishss bankrupt estate Of +. r.
G. Taylor. LnAds IN Frsrklin parish baHkrupt
lsstSts Of s. H Uepshpd. Lands in Richiaut
- ps<ish- sstaie Of J. r. Shssi.ld.y Thb
~. Bon Oily plantatien - Union parish4 bantrpt
I estate ri l. J.. Girhsr., TIE Whitaker 1lsnGar
q, tisa in NaAtspn pasish- bankrupt ,sslsks a
John ~, Ozark. Lands in Madison spAfish-
baakrupt sstets 81 WI Gosdum- The Patti
plantation in NofsAouss pariih-hankzupt
usstets u 9-slse Petit Land in Fraakiin PAT
: o ish-bankrapt assta1s Of p. ", Osdsn. Ths
y Asresu paantationB in Ooneordia psrish-bask-
rupt estate Of York Hoover Lands in Clai-
borne parish-bankrupt estate Of L. J. Phillips.
Lands q Cono9rdis psrish-bankrupt estate Of
~. @. Bruce. TIE EdesAsld plantation in Ibss-
! VILE pssish-bsnhupt estate Of Joseph y.
I Erwin. Laad IN Ooaehita pasish. ed intsrset
e. fkvicksbuss, 6hressDors and Texas raiheoo-
= ~ bsnkrupt sassas 4 ". J. Q Baker. 10 bs1sf
BYNEvfLLE AVIAN sOLlNG EN-. atl2o'eloek. q
Nos ie6 and lo7 Pstsfs street. distilsry. fxtufes
etcs1sold to satisfy internal revenue ausssmsats
es end costs against \. Z. Mlls. gl'eA 1T
BY z. NJ B. J. MONTGOMERY. at Il o'clock. st
Old Auction Mart. 30. 81 Camp street. household
fseniture. etc. ,sfss:f.c -. sf..E
BIZ J. pEjAN. JR.. II half-pAst 10 O'Clock, It
= Phil Lnar' stabe. horsss. mnlss. stc.. No bug
gies. harness. ete. eagr ~ ,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

NINTH WARD REPuBLlcANs.-Atame eting
Of the Ninth Ward Republican Climb. hela
at the hall corner Poland, and Dspphine
,strssts, onSthe sixth instant. for the pur-
pose Of organising; the following ofScers
were elected 10 serve during the ensuing
campaign: Thomas Carey, president; ". Q.
KinsellA Ben Harrison, Lewis Cheneau and
Jeha 0rays NICE presideats; Dr.. 7. J. Jack
son, treasurer; Moses Craig, secretary; John
Lane and Jerry osoorne, .sergeants at.arms.
The meeting Of this club Is on every Monday
night ersA - s4tsats fja
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

EARLY Fsur.-Rosy checked peaches'
black grapes, sunny pears, liquid water
melons, black cherries. red plums. sor ngs'
early apples and psrfumed cantelopes are
plentiful, but prices are still sky high.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

.ksowi. H61 &aynswste sof ne nost pc
s lnrious nature, ailAouSh .his daily ineorS
was sufficient to support him respes>ablys
Shsv&dacs of ctAS juyPsH shst aes&hsvae
csssed by jxs1aeFei debility. His e6scti
were turned over U tie parish priest, issse
! axasssEsp, e. s. ! d. ,Gruber. late CHIEF
vsiehel in thesCustsnbouse. vasyesterday
harvested, chafgsdIWith accepeiax . gEstuisy
from one or more parties. probably In con
nection With sugar frauds. The extent Of
his crimes is not known.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Chsnss Of seAsdnie.--o MY OFisans
Jackson and Great Northstn RalroaA, New Orleans
Juas 10 is7o.-on and sftsr sUlDAT. JnnS =. IT,
passsngsr trains viii issss q ! \ u. aadl :1H.N -.
: 0 Sse5s.s f.s-t -, q WILLIAM
: jslilw !, !. ard .,f Gerard supsrintssdent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Notice is hereby siven tlst an Vie ar.
culating notes issued BY the .DrchantS nsnk q
Nev ORLEANS and ~ the late Baak Of James Aobb
assumed By tbs Msrchsnts Bak Of New Orsssns)
nay b. presented for rsesnptionst the Ones II ths
STATE Auditor, within ons ysae fm tbs Fist publiea
tion hmsof. viz: from Msrch lso. q tnss ths
funds dspositsd far, the fsdemfion q aid netss
will BE- givsn mp to the sid 1srchantx BAnk q
New Orleans. pnsguant e ssetsns thiftsfoer and
tAirty-a Of An act Of The Gsnsei Aaseahy q ~
stass a Louis,saa sntatied "As est 70 establish
ssasral sysesm Of M baking u The Ssats Of 1ps-
.isisna. approved March y. LESS. ioi1.syz, It's
y New Orleans March 4. 1s7os .b..sl
,slg o $. sf-sf6sas siTHeAlA@ 4 pt4s
n Mhl Nm " IS pn.EAlh n4l tads .TlOesnf0M'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Omce OF the 0ernaAnIs Lam rance Con.
psuy1 Of New Orleans AT meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Md on the twsny-s,xA inetant, il was
the stockholders Of this company to be held on
THURSDAY. July Z, next, at half past seven clock
chsztsr, for the suppose Of nodifins, altering Or
amending the Same. f. AAlkR, Secfsta.y
New Orleans, Nay a. $50. n1v3t tjy7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
REMOV


ID EAOVAL........... .REAOVALs.
The undersigned has removed bis STONE YARD
rom the old atand. on Customhouse street. to the
AxTIFICrALRREAR stone YARD.
on Poydras street. between Locust and Frerst
streets, and the Office to No. So Natchez street.
In extending and consolidating his business with
the krear Artificial stone Company, be would Ok.
press his thanks to . generous public. the patrons
and friends Of bnsiress Of thirty eight years stand
ing in this city. and would solicit continusAce OF
the same to the Louisiana Frear Stone Manufactur.
ing Company. s.f,r NEWTON RICHARDS.
Referring to the above, the FREAR ART1F1.
CfAL STONE COMPANY will furnish their
STONE. also, Granite and Marble for al purposes
Of building, frouts Of stores sad dwellings, steps,
window aills, ints.s, tombs. uaouuments, tagging
for banquets, yards garden walks, etc. q
tsftelar attention Of property holders architects
and builders is called to the Artificial Frear Stone,
NOW Offered . bssutiful and economical sobstisute
for brick and psstefed fronts Of buildings and
suitable for cornices. window tEtmminsA wso COP
''s' ' ''o'' IN NEwToN RICHARDS. President.
p.nos foe ths :sis IF RlHARps CAPE LIME
sp13 sizes 10. 81 De- f..l.a p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

Once Of Commercial lnsnronee Cem.
pany. No. Is Camp street, Mas. ls7u AT n sisc-
tion held at this once on SECONDOF NAY. B70.
the following gentlemen were snalimeusly slsotsd
Directors Of the company to ssrvs for the snsuins
year. viz; i13 3, 4itp'f ! = 80 7Y4 {
Edward A. Yorke. T. J. MsMinsn. Z. n Fair.
child j. L. Armstrong. j. s. CopeA william Flash
John T. Hardis. Joseph q. Oebsby. Issac Sedstck.
George r. Preston. r. Pouisins, z. n. VII
son, j. NJ Beadles. John Il. withsrspeons
J. i. Dummies. Joseph OBrsn. Fhsnss Smith.
J. J. Irby. Joseph West. L. j. Webster. Julius
Weis, r. L. Aaams ". T. Haksmors. B. New.
gsss. e. Kirkpstrick. "a 49, a.
And ss = meeting Of the Board hsfd this az Jo.
ssph H. Oslesby was unsnimo,sly rs-slsctsd Prssi.
dent: John T. Hsrdie. Vice Prudent; and Wsltsr
Huntington. Secretary. 80 .
WALLER HUNTINGTON,
= fmvl3 i'm ~ rI1I-5 - : Sec~eSAfy. =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

BKFoRs RscoRDER NAsIcor.-JoshCa Ken
needy, having possessed himself Of police
whistle, was unable to resist the idea OF
playing policeman. which he did to imper-
lection, by calling couple of Metropolitan.
Who, ascertsining the cause, incarcerated
the humbugger. In default Of $40 fine. an
Imprisonment of ten days IN Parish Prison.
a Michael Kelly. Who delights in filing the
Devil, was fined % for being picked up dead
drunk in q Spain street gutter. 20 TO- !.
P. Carroll, on the affidavit OF Auguste
Barratta, gave bonds to appear when not''
/. lied, to answer the charge of having, on the
thirteenth instant, stolen horse and cart
valued at sl25, belonging to the latter.
Mrs. Kate Hussey complains that one
Madam Charley is continually worrying the
Life out'of her, and prays that she may be
Admonished BY the Recorder to behave her.
self in future. The Madame was arrested
and gave bonds to counteract the charge At
some future day. !rlt ~ bg s'}tla Ia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16
BOOKs---BOOKS,

BOOB FOE THE MILLION.

Marriage Guide. Private Counselor to the
Marrisd those about to mary, the physiology.
cal mystor,es and rsveiationS of the sexual system
with the latest discoveries il produciny and pre-.
venting offspring. pi eservnG the complsxio,, etc.
This is an I'M eresting work Of two hundred ard
contains vaiusbie information for tkoGs VIZ are
married or contemplate marriage; still it u 3 book
carelessy about the house.
Sent to any ONE tree Of yostass) for Fiftg OeHts
Eighth street, st. Louis Mo. - i.
MOTTO. 10 THB ARHIICx1D AND u11oEKuNAIE
Before applying to the notorious Quscas wno %
dies, peruse Dr. Rltts work. no matter what your
diseaee ID, or how dep5oRable your eonMuoo ,
On the diseases mentioned IN his VIOLA Omees
No. II North Eighth street. betWeen uaxE3 ana
Ohsstput. 81 Le9is No uy1sv &
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

once OF She New Orleans Sugar ohed
Company No. Il oarondelst street, New Vllssns,
May l6. l870.-At regular meeHn&ef the koAfd OF
Directors held this evening it VAS resolved that
call Of fifteen dollars per share b nads onathe sub
scribers to the stock of this COMPANY. PAYABLE %
foloWs: Five dollars Dor shaFs onths sfftesuth pf
June; Ave dollars per share the Mteenth OF july.
and I've dollars per share the fifteenth OF Aueas
1870 t-- r-,as+ g. CUCULkU, Secretary. i.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

nesice.-Bsnk Of Lsfaystts Nss osisaps, Hay
q. ls7a-Ths books Of subssripsbn for tie rsmsii.
DIR Of the capital stock Of this Bank an row epsa.
It the Banking Honss, corner Of st. May md
Magazine streets. Fourth Dis,tet, vhGs suhScrib-
srs who have not paid thsr first iastalmsnt srsr r.
ouestsd to do - within the nszi TIN DAYS .
ny0 sodIm, IT. D. yANHoRN. Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

On 90 .srAfs Owl ountAaE !
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y from the Board g f16ic WORKS Viii pisaes
takenot that hepeefest6, Wnsn there ARe fn1ds
in the state Treasury to the credit Of the Leve(
Fund. such wer1ants will be audited 1t this ef6ce
only in the order of their dates, commencing With
the earliest, which - snhseQusut to April u, leM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

TO phe Reseuo, He.-Gsntlemsn and iadass.
who have had their heads ccntaninAted With nAns.
, Pnaion' 9 new discovery yrTxIlA oxSALvArIoH1 oR
THE HAIa-eisar and sweet snsainss without ssdi'
sold by Al druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

The WANATA GUA00 aETTxR n 4 000D
IONIC end BTOAAOAIOsi composed usntisulbe q
tns vegetable substance Ut GeAeo. 5ot. aoi'a |
Bsing very a6rsssbls - che tssts. saa b. ta1Bs
byxhs most dslioaSs pstssna IT sids IL sy6ts1oe
IN impusity M yjesnosSs hoslth I'd vieee. GsA'
This celebrated eit.er !. srps's'r'.tiv' asainie
Nsrvosb .nsbiits. .DiAsfhs6a wssknsas o. III
Loina sndsaal Aiiss1ss pfeesSAins iron ths Hves
The Stomach o. the Bowen; ho's. .a-j batcl
mis- Bsttsr EN- ~ taksa eitsS vita ntsls siSat
and water. in. Anisstss, y ~ other spirits, .
svss pare. a ANAL giais u II. tAksn before aAsal
shafpsns tn appetite md iacfsfsAtos dissssioa. 9
FOR sals By "a .. M.AD0, Agsnt
no Druggist. sosbsr Ohartzss snd Dunsins.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

MISTAKE IN Drug SToRE.-Deputy Cor
ouer Long held an inquest yesterday, corner
of Rousseau aud st. Andrew streets, on the
body Of, Mary Eissnhauer a child one year
old, who died last Tuesday. The father OF
the child called in the Coro rer, because he
believed that death had been caused BY
medicine administered through mistake.
owing to. the carelessness or mistake Of a
clerk in q drug store The doctor attending
the childhad ordered 1t dose of chloriayne,
and preparsda prescription to that effect, but
the clerk furnished chloroform by mistake.
The doctors called in by the Coroner decided
that death had resulted from chronic
diar1hea. and not from the mistake IN the
medicine. t ~ - :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

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