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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-05
NOTICE..

MRS. WESTINGHOUSE
EMPORIUM OF FASHION,
DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMINGS.
No. 1917 Canal street, New Orleans,
up Stars)
BETWEEN BURGUNDY AND RAMPANT.
Dresses. ClOaks, Basques, Sacks. etc.,
Made in the most fashionable and superior style on
short notice.
Paper Patterns,
Plain and Fancy of every description for sale at all
times.
Dresses, Basques. sacks and Waists
Cut and basted, and perfect fit guaranteed.
iy3l 2p1m
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Read the notice to gas consumers in this
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*ssss saas s'ss s1sssg
-
THE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN
PRINTING COMPANY's STEAM
BOOK AND JOB
Printing establishments,
D.. Camp Street. ..............94
We have purchased from George Bruce, New
York entirely new type for the REPUBLICAN,.
Also from T. H. Senior, agent, new
CAMPBELL BOOK PRESS,
with all the late improvements which, in addition
to our previous supply of Printing Machinery, Will
style that can not be excelled in the South.
We have also in operation three frst-ciass
GORDON PRESSES
of assorted sizes. These are considered in. New
York the Best Presses that are made for the rapid
full workmen, who will at all times De properly in
formed as to the latest and best styles of work.
We would call the particular attention of the
Mercantile and Business Community to this De.
partment of our Establishment, as we have made
to it extensive additions in the very
NEWEST STYLES
POSTER AND GENERAL JOB TYPE,
PRESSES, ETC,
WHICH ENABLE Us TO
EXECUTE EVERY DESCRIPTION
PR IN TIN G,
MAMMOTH POSTERS,
FANCY SHOW CARDS,
RAILROAD WORK,
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
STEAMBOAT WORK,
BUSINESS CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
And all kinds of MERCANTILE WORK
The facilities we have in the wayof
CARD AND HAND PRESSES
ENABLE Us TO EXECUTE WORK
RAPIDLY, NEATLY AND CHEAPLY.
RULING AND BOOK-BINDING
EVERY DESCRIPTION
EXECUTED WITH DISPATCH.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.
Steamboat Ofaeers will find it to their
INTEREST TO CALL AT OUR JOB OFFICE
LEAVE THEIR Orders.
We have made special provision for Steamboat
Printing, and have
NEW FONTS OF BEAUTIFUL TYPE
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A CARD.

Having, through misrepresentation, signed a
petition preudcial to a neighbours interest
hereby revoke it, as have nothing to complain OF
from the House No. 100.
l.. ISRAEL,
aus 1t 2dp* No. III ST. Charles street.
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FABLE & DALTON,

FABLE & DALTON,
No. us Poydras Street.
MANUFACTURERS OF TIN AND JAPASNED
Stoves, Crates, House Furnishing Goods, etc.
The Times Cooking Stoves, Bramhall, Deans
Co.'s European Ranges and Boilers,
Asbestos Roofing; Arbor
Bird and Animal Cages.
We are now manufacturing all kinds w q sa xs
are selling at lowest market prices.
FABLE & DALTON
APPS ly at2p No rs Poydras street
j. B. KNIGHT.
Sells all kinds OF
MACHINERY
General Southern Agent for
WATERFOWL Steam Engine Company,
Excelsior Patent Portable Engine, with Cylinder IL
Dome Locomotive Boilers.
Plantation and Farm Engines.
Mounted on Wheels, with Spark Arrested.
STATIONARY ENGINES
Of all Sizes,
With Flue, Tubular or Locomotive Boilers.
Improved Reversible Circular Saw Mills.
Can be set up either Right or Left Handed without
altering any part of Mill Carriage.
J. D. BROOKS Improved Jonvan
Turbine Water Wheel,
Car Wheels.
Mill Work.
vision of MR.. G. BRADFORD, the Pioneer in
Portable Steam Engine Building.
Which enables them to produce
MACHINERY UNSURPASSED By ANY
SOUTHERN COTTON GIN.
Manufactured by
J.. E. CARVER & CO..
Bridsewater. Massachusetts,.
These Gins have been in use for many years. and
received the highest MEDAL awarded at the
Paris Exposition,
And are built under the superintendent Of
MIR. j. E. Carver,
The only person of the name who is engaged in the
manufacture of COTTON GINS.
j. B. KNIGHT, Agent
No. IS Carondelet street.
Also the following from the BEST MAKERS.
Sugar Mills, Evaporators, Sugar Kettles, Portable
Cotton Presses, Newell Screws, Corn and Wheat
Mills Seed Carriers, Horse Powers Betting Saws,
Broom Corn Thrashers.
To run by hand power.
Broom Corn Scrapers,
Wood Working Machinery, and all Varieties Of
Mill and Plantation MACHINERY.
W. H. SEAMAN,
j. B. KNIGHT,
lel6 Typ No IS Carondelet street.
THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING
IN TOWN,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Fifty Per Cent Less Than ANY Other
House.
Goods manufactured Expressly for my Sales and
If the Very Best Quality.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
LATEST STYLES AT ALL PRICES.
D. MERCER,
Corner of Dauphne and Bienyille streets
Tive me call. Come quick while the goods ara
.esn ana .ne sizes well assorted. ap222 p
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THE CHANGE,

IhE CHANGE,
S..............C arondelet Street........S
Will open on TUESDAY, July S, and keep con-
stantly on hand the choicest WINES, LIQUORS and
LAGER BEER, etc, with SUMPTUOUS LUNCH
daily, from 10]: A. NJ. to o'clock P. NJ.
Proprietor Frank Landfried hereby solicits the
patronage of his numerous friends, and the
public generally. jy3 1m2dp
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS.
At Very Low Prices.
200 Double Barrel Gnns at So, $40. SIS and $50
each. -
100 Rifles at SIP and SIS each ....-..
100 Rev0lveFs at So and $l0 each. Also
100 Mcclellan Saddles at IS each.
100 Sets Wagon Harness at - 50 set -'''-
/ Large stock Hardware and Cutlery at reduced
t' ~. B. CHURCHILL e. BRO.
81 Tchoupitoulas between Poydras and Lafayette
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
(SAME CHANGED FROM LOUISIANA STATE
Seminary,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA
Founded and Supported by the State
of Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION,
nov IN progress, will close last "Wednesday i, luna
o.u Inc oext session will begin first Mondar iT
0ep'enoer next and will continue ten months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
consists Of full corps of able Instructors :, oil
in the s OF literature and Science usually taught
40 'A0 oes' coneges and universities.
COURSE OF STUDY
embraces Preparatory and Academic penartrs,+
q SS n;S Literary Scientific and OPTIONAL Conrss
mercial School, '0ilus' anu Com
LIBRARY, APPARATUS AND CABINETS
W Wen selected and valuable. The Geolorca, and
complete in the So,n a etc the largest and most
ec{i9ns 81 the late Colonel Wales of Masss COZ
and fns UaDnsts of the Typographical GeoloaGa
survey OF Louisiana.
ADMISSION
wI VIA to Cadets not under fifteen years If AGA
raPhy. "A"nninar anu GeoS
EXPENSES
Sss e!e sSoa kind except Clothing for ten months
~ ~ SSoO Payable in advance balance February
davs "IpSSpaea draft at eight per cent for ninety
or Ctizeas % Ra, may be made through the Canal
and charc recsed at any time during the session.
n" on"iseo nom date of entrance.
DISCIPLINE
will afiGr %'ta daily drill. battery of four guns
iIn;fo.oH faculties for instruction in artillery
tha iaa. OF Cadets-Cadet-grey CLOTH to be had ar
suit oo' VI n'S-nVo dollars per
TUT further information address
d. +. BOYD, Superintendent
M.x, ,o-o Baton Rouge, louisiana
orlck 4 Co.'s, So Camp street ~ S"al'
Until the rebuilding of the College edif,ce ,ato,,
sIesLroyeo Dy hre, near Alexandria, the Insttntio
- sGmPoraIlly located at Baton Rouge in the naaf
sno DUMP Asylum. Location very healthy and go.
.S ample for large number q Cadets
myl7ly 'A~ seventy.
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A GREAT IMPROVEMENT.


THEOPHlLCs NASH, in cOmmendUm. iyl1 2dp I'm
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.ffrrade and Manufactures.


=. -fITrade and Manufactures. I'd 4
California is manufacturing a fine,
stout rope from milksweed. -a# .y&ruI
The capital invested in manufactures
in ALapkato, Minnesota, Is over $500 900,
The largest sale Of nails ever, made
in Indiana was by the New Albany Nail
WoFEs Of 1000 Kegs 10 a house in Mem
,phis, Tenn.a Iron has advanced % per
tonfip that city,. 99Id az IA .di hst3
lin Michigan tho production of plaster
lin 1860 amounted to 90, 900 ton; amount Of
.capital invested, I$85O,O00. The aggre:
gate nTEGIub ofitlie Tplaster manufactured
fromits beginning in 1910 up to thepre
6nt, is 81 ,204, 015. - The business Is rapid
1yinCrcasing. The lands now comprising
ftnumbsr 9 ,727 acres.
44Th9 Joliet, Missouri, rolling mills are
running night ind id9y, and work SOO
men; roll about 1 10 tons Of railroad iron
every twenty.four hours. They %"ppddle"
about 120 tons Of iron daily, and are burn 9;
Ing 1t the rate Of about 25 900 tons Of coal
per year. i1a iE27s 9it !F'2 p, i99s
l. THE proprletors Of the Oakland (Call.
tlofhia) Cotton Mill state that attempts
made by them to work fax with iute. ma
chinery has failed, itnot being adapted lor
1.-The Manufacture Of cloth from fax. The
iaflurelista source Of disappointment TO
1.-The tarmers,oG that State, who have gone
into flax culture. i, ,.Y:iilE. faitDa
The people Of Nashville will soon
boast Of one of the largest cotton fac
tories in the South,1 IA, company, with
a capital Of $500, 900, has commenced the
erection Of building for the purpose.
4 Tho main building "a three hundred feet
Hong by sixty wide, and Is to be four
stories high, It is thought that work will
be commenced about January, 1871, and
thnt employment wiltSbe given to three
hundred hands. All kinds Of cotton lab
4 RIGS will IbG) manufactured. hi including
prints. hoy wgE 10 tern 5ssn3g :e'iar3l5.
Chicago has. no idea Of leaving all the
advantages Of the North Pacific Railroad
to DO .reaped BY Duluth, and has begun
! the construction OF a new railroad, which
il tliaEshbttest from lher. elevators to st.
Paul; anl5WillIb be the practical eastern OK:
tension OF the North Pacific, and secure
10 Chicago the direct and immediate ben
eEitsF of tint great enterprise Tie work
4 sSaundertlthe direction Of the powerful
Chicago. and Northwestern company
which has completed its arraDge e
l pusi forward It's track with tho utmost
}. expedition, from Madison to the Wiscon.
\ stnrivoT, that being the line. IT wothous'
4 md mem ara noW9 at, work grading tue
route, and tits believed the cars will be
!, running to Lodi, about twenty miles iron
!, Madison, before winter sets in. ''@'.'' -
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4 There 4 Tss something IN the tone d tic
!Vl,ii60s SIGIi,g SoicezadIiIE et1a
In ma contact Of the struggling wretch le
held in his powerful arms; but dim, y;
definite lear took possession Of me o l1
mans heart. "Who,n he Whispered
Knarsely,7 us this m9nS'G, e DJ.aq tfl
N Charles did mol; answer ITO .a ,.lsn Llt
f4stand back, there, all OF you, tlan'
deted ID. Thompson, 70 the crow Unl,s.
lRere! j command you-I-I-I-beg
you-tell me tchO Is this mAny .s u. III.
Only two persons heard theanswer That
came family from the lips OF Charles
Thompson: ~ IA4N a'1''H y
!gMYOUn SON" 71I. J.!afi.,1.l. -a1 :,
When day broke over the bleak sand
hills, the guests had departed from Mr.
Thompson's banquet halls. The lights
stilIl burned dimly and coldly Iinlthe de.
serted rooms-=deserted by all butt three
figures, that huddlcd together IN the chill
dFawing-room, as If for warmth. One
'lay' in drunken sldmber on aicouch; at
IN feet sat he who had beer. known as
Charles Thompson and beside them,
haCgard and shrunken, his gray eye fixed,
his elbows, upon his knees, and bis hands
clAsped over his ears, as Tito shut outline
sad entreatiDg voice that seemed TOM
his.e ears. 81 l1gi IL 5 THE. =. s.al, -,
:; aGod knows l did not set about to will:
fully deceive, The name ! gave that night
was the first that came into my thought
the name of one whom thought dead
the dissolute companion Of my shame:
AMI when you questioned further, used
the knowledge that l had gained from
him 10 touch your heart to set me FREQ
only, 1 swear for that But when you
told me who you were, and first saw inc
opening Of another life before me-then
then" o, sir, II I was hungry, home
less, and reckless when would have rob-
bed Y0uaof your gold, was heart-sick
helpless, and desperate when ! would
haYe robbed you Of your love" ;.
The old man stirred not From his
Luxurious couch the newly'tound prodigal
snored peacefully ii5tag, q !,aarthr
h II had no father that i could claim. q
never knew home but this. was
tempted. / have been happy, very happy:
Nj, He rose and stood before the Oldham. ).
aI"Do not fear. that / shall come 4, be-
tween your son and, his inheritance 10.
day I leave this -place, never TO return
Tie world Is large, sir, and thanks to
j YOUR kindness, I now see the. way hy
which an honest livelihood is gained.
|, Good-by. You will not take my tr491f !
,EWell, well, good:by."'. IN, s.. ~.
BE turned 10 60. Butiwhen he ihat
,Etreaehed the door he suddenly came back
I.and raising with both hands the grlzzled
head; he kissed 1t onee,end twice, ,..t.,,,y,
i allffChar.les." ~ ~ - =. =, :,
,koisThere was no reply. 'ii71Jni '''io err
bid tCharsles !" w ~ ~ q ~ 9is,i- y
d The old man rose with 9 frightened air
hand -tottercd feebly to the door. Itwa
open; There came to him the a a. tlass
tumtlt Ola great city, In which the'prodt
gals footsteps wereIlost forever. ~ ~
Ia I. Z .
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Hon. WIN, E. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
R. L. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court OF
/" James H. DrowngSs- Appeals Of West Va: .
!tsiJI u Jackson, 1rtl JpaRe q y, 8. District
,a~!DS 81 u II Fans uOrs President Of Senate,
a7A %ssA SS; i member Senate. la
Jacob HOEhbrook, Priest West VA. ln9. CO;
Jacob II, BichRl, Vice PreBt
Caleb Biggest, Attorney, Clafksburg, W. Va.
Samuel Woods Phillippi,
b, White, Sheriff Mercer county.
a. d. DaVl6, Senate, Mineral county,
J, N. Camden, President Of First National BANK
And the following msWbeFS Of tho House Of Dele
'E9P6tAs or " It virginia: . 'Hi'A-.
Mon. B. Il. Smith, KAnaWhG county fsf.
@, g. Burgess, Wayne
lI@9 James G6ttfle, Wot1ol ...s
Y, Nathan Col; Harrison UrrI| 10.
w "a eth Tetof, Barbour
.sRS X. ANA lafIca ..45aad'
james HeFyey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
lliAsliR Davidson, Taylor
~ Henry Brannon, Lewis -nff
" Floyd Nicely, Q2ddEiose
$3.50 :. s. wilkinson Lincoln - sac, d,
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THEs telegraph Il, on the line oftho Chesa.
pcake and Ohio Railroad will be opened
to Charleston in . few days, 50 that n The
%Spermanent seat wiz sOOn be IL COM s
mnnieation with the outside world. nn.l
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:G63qatHtfJst
...31GRAN,Mx5AIas 1oIs."

- - AtsN -
NJ A. h. FOE,
wants to mend my wagon,
And has TO have some nails;
Jus two, free will be plenty, ..
We're going to haul our rails.
TheeplendldBBt cob fences, - ,r,TI
q WS'fe maKInleVer Epai NE j iB
~ WI You'd help us md lem; III n
4 / GiAIi'ma1iU Sdoes,S u ~ YA VA
Ny horses name is Betsy.
She Jumped and broked her head
put her III the STABLE,
And fed her milk and bread.
Z TkGStablO'Rin tho paFlOr;
= We didn't make no MUS.
IwlS' you'd let US stay there.
Grun'ma alas docs.
. rs goIn' to the cqEnlel9, ~
II e1Ta tldeon ChRflie's plqE; ., ts Erg,
u s e I s s: Sss 95sUS WI
And whoa ike Charlie Wh0ASI
wis you wouldn't boxer;
Gamma never dOcs.
81 : / vahd Some bread and butter;
Ia hungry WOrBteat kind;
Eut TNddio mustn't have none,
Cause che would't mind. "
Put plenty sugar on It; .-.--.-, q
I Ifall y0u Whit, Il knows CI TsIlI
!, les i1lt TO pHton sugar: III vi
y E'Gfah'thk Ai'AS dOes'E = i-L-' = . = y
The Bright Side.
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,ttIIEE.SS4NsY;l WARD BEEcnER has found a
use ioFImuch abused tobacco. It Is tho
best known anttdOte foryenomous insect
.stings. %, .t..rs, .sllnnr- ~ ~, mi
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TRv Authority Of tho Governor
[By Authority Of INC UUVVEnU4'I
mo. az Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the, Consultation
of the state,

an Amendmeutt to the, Consultation
of the state,
re- Rt 3SIlSsiS & bt5pS e hsa So
the C0nStitufion Of this State, to be substituted
foF section one Of article three thereot ana t99e
come part Of the said Constitution Waen Iaune0
SceOrdIng "a the provisions thereof, n4melIiys.l
SGrhe male citizens Of tho State shall be entt'
tied to vote at all elections held yithi9- Up H!se
tion districts inyw6ich they n fcSlte
but no person who 10 & minor, OF OF 9n9;ounai
mind OF pauPes Or who Z uRaeS eS9SC dsaS ~
ssS mol been resident 81 tic State lot one Yen,
S1drOE M onnnt In n ieh h0 oisra % Ylte loE
thiFtY dayS next preceding such Uher' shall ne
ptIesiEtfiEtsd 10 vote while 2speI3 tyfp'I
f aass5so5 SYsbrusSry ", is7a "a ~ s. I
In tic House OF Delegates, Thursday, February
"a, 1870, the above resolution was RdPp teds
EHE YEls wEnE.SMaessrs. ~ sIeh E39saSSI
AgneW, Ballard OF Monroe, "BattArd- o. -hosa!tiF
BeltEhooyeE, Bower BEannaa u y ~ Si 1SS
aVan, Flick, Gandee, Guthrie, HrTeey, aoWatn'
Jackson, judy, Lamb, LAmn4, Lynch, M !9S
McCoyF n doWSt inlef, NeelS P6WnAut
Repp, Scott, Smith, Teteri Thomas, Wells ana
E 4fal SsFs kIB.n ID. B.tpr, BErlgw,
FSrfsf do&&s HdsBieF' 1Iill,h Howe Peitpoint,
Price, Rexroad, Sturgiss, Summers and wheat
~
- IL tho Senate, Monday, February %, 1870, the
Sh6Fk 40Iuti6n MA &aoPted: -, 49,,
nm YFIS VRRE-MeSsFs. FarngWorth, StfeBt'
dent, sAppRRate Brown, Gather james,, Satnet
(JeSss NJ Cook Crane, Davis, Dayton, po9nt'
5lS Sola :l 5P5iS al kI9 9SSSS is
m TIIT NHTS WEaE-MeSSES, BoremAn, Humps
reTi. slGSfHtHEGr0 and wilson Gngg :
Observation-Disclosures
Et4t Yin mi eFif 6edi H. lid 6ole Agent h. this
oity for tho SaIe Of al kinds d Powder mRde9'
the Celebrated Da Pont Powder Mills; 1tS q1St
itV Il nne0uAlled In this country aaey deneeh by
tSsts made by the United Statoe Goty EnmenaS8
Ha keeps q a pss M. l1a9FS SO hS g FSss
Blasting and Mining Powder AllS IN Aet 2
KeCS, Sporting Powder In Canistets: Al 4, g
Whie6Tfii be sold to The trade ~ low % mi
same can DO had In the West 49,. .,.. a,
III He S he1 S ppF e ao %eg1Fqes M
Orders solicited.
| ,.Oy ~ N6. S 3 s., 1IlaI6 skSesi 1
mar9 $500 WHEELING. ". va.
II5ao. va AEON. AND .CARRIAGEM MA
ILL KRR9.--HpbS for Wagons and, Carriages
Gun Oak and Locust Wood, SPokg9 nom thel
20 az, Hickory and Oak Wood FClloeg Itomlt
inches AeFsSLy Sa1 w SSG "9 S. 5o sSa "
md C(tClos a. best Hickory and Oak.
RscsiTe6 ty HILDRETH q BRO,
,,uonu NM 60. ~ ~ Van sure
7DAC0N SHOULDERS.
ID $1,000 PotAds, 'g'N
Just received and for sale by
'tSpiSilisF Z. 5f;l. 155l-,d Y. RRILLY.
ulTHTDERiVINEGAR,
in 20 BSFtola Primo Cider Vinegar. ia
if7at Just received and toe Ialls b -
y AssFg1lG0 or C4TZIaq i 5TTTTI
rsH0 stIr
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German Bftters,
Hoofand's German Tonic,
HOLLAND Pod ophyIl Hin Pill u,
10 oaand yGfeek5o; q l.. .i,.I a., sq
P3'''. all,a7 :aarr7frT :a9TF -9qo rar4y ia 4
HoOfland's German iBitters,
pl.,s lsj Without l 1lsShs d Spirits Of any
=, N, e'7iiEIo' Kind, w D'H''''-' '!-H
Il different from all others II y o9nnpo3es'0 q
the d. pure juices or VITAL PRINCIPLE or R00E''
u,n.,, IA BARS, tot q intellectually termed
TTTET O 5fi % ~ onn1 y1..t
extracts, The worthless oFtnsEt portions q H sne
ingredients mot being used! Therefore; iniono
bottle Of this Bltcrs there Is contained Is much
medicinal virtue ~ will be found in several gal
Ions Of ordinary mixtures. The RoOts' &C.; used
In this Bitters are grown in Germany. their vial
ts.'H. = u 70 l.iAl rtH '4Nf3Ftl p
principles extracted in that country byA Seieai
tide Chemist and forwarded to Tic mandatory
in this city, where they are compounded and
bottled. Containing no SpIrituous Ingredients,
the Blttsrs iS free from the objections urged
against ali others; no desire for stimulAnts can
be Induced from their use, they cannot make y
drunkards, and cannot, under any circumstances
have any Pat beneficial As effect g i,a is m,
! Hootland's German Tonic e
Was compounded tor those not Inclined TO oz Z.
ltrcmc blttefs, and Is intended for use In cases
when some alcoholic sdmglaRt Is required i n
cOnsostlO,n Win Tie Tonic properties Of The BIZ:
tors. Each bottle 81 tic Tonic contains one bot
so Of the Bltters, combined with pure SANTA
csuz RUIZ, and favored gt,d ID such manner that
The extreme bitterness Of the Btsters Is over.
s,gbly a9rsosbto and
-, ! 4, ~, .9d ; GIS ina r.;ai
ga g * s.:..t.',, ~, ~. =, =,
ut VT t4s - ~ I'D aH9 si..i A..i a.
Tome fl = flo0 PEI pc 'G 'e,. @ e.E
H. A H., ~ . ''.sfF "a +. y :, q !,
''G = = ami II S7TiflE3? b,5 Ial DIN 'gsl
0l,N PITY paFFi 4 4s' X s'sIiHIgI sssHiTYI y!.t
ntshed 81 cheaper price, ppS
y pay htae more ana nave : EY'O'1 3Htb' 10 i
medicinal preparation sh0ald comm G %'I y
tho best ingredients, and they who expect to Oh
tain . cheap compound will moStTeeftainIy .
chatOd.tii I.iit!9a s3uo ..yo, si!t ioa Joaro,
y .
They are the t'reate't Known Know Remedies
For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA SEh
+ yous DEBILITY, JAUNDIcE, DISEASE
!! op rER KIDNEYS ERupT1oNs OF
+" nu,, -, ,,...,.. s,,,.Inp,
W. - - 49, ~, .T-.TT,.3,,,....'tJ /,
ii nom DESfoF5nfffF'a y AYE I!qH- 64iI 4
aio ach, or 1NPUR1TY o. j
20 the BLOOD. Y v I,st3
,,..,,,,,a.o,,,s. IHg.F#.
! t'''' .''tSS2FFfI tn 'i05a'paggIa e..s,
Consultation al a S'a az 'aI, inward sI f'''
ness Of Blood 70 the Heaa' Acial! q f ~ SSGD
ach, Nausea, Htart-batn, Disgust for Food Fal
,s , - ~ $40, s.om r. sour EructstIon
= r III t-''sF sIljifm Iilii.li ja,,'lL ofli ]
Sinking Or Futtsring at tho Rit q ta9 s1 Ff
. s,vi,nr,r.I , Il ia Head Hurried or Dthlcu
. m 81 ~ >, T, .tI i, z, .,. 49,
'Featn'1s' E g!,"iss = ~. s aInT - n
q suGocatlng Sensations when in Lying Po y.
: .. ~ =, .uohs NINA ~
y D'H"''' y ''' F9S'''EtsS!S Z. 800
Sight Dull Pain IN the HEAD deficiency o. =
y sp'Esq9 e., s4oN LOW, H. Z f,nn. ss5s
T,nsS.. ~ H.., Rnrn,se II he Fl.sb, cop.ta
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lTHg population Of New Hampshire Is
S17;97B1 % loss Of (, 079 In ten years aii5a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

Itisnot necessary toltakOy p handful OF these
Pulls to produce tho desired effect; two Of lthSn
act quickly and powerfully, cleaning. tho LIVER
Stomach. and Bowels Of sll lmpaFatea. The Sha.
principal ingredient is PodophylIn, 9F the Alco;
holIc Extract Of Mandrake, which 70 ~ many
tlmes more Powerful, Acting, and Searching
than the Mandrake Itself .dtS peculiar actlOnit
upon tho Ilv&, oleanEngit speedily from Az OBJ
strucHons, with AL the power 70 t Mercury, YET
tfec from tho Injurious results to The use
OF that mineral.
For all diseases, in which the uSeCt . cathartic
Stimulated, these Pills viii Riye entire sAtstac'
ton in every cese.i They H9Isr fnllg ind ii,
Ia cases OF Liver Complaint, nySpepSia, and
extreme 'cojiydhbSb, 'Df: HS6Hdndts German
Bittkgs Or Tonic r1houIdlb6 iiSsdl connection
With thbPilISal The TOME egsct Of the Blttess o.
Tonic builds up the system, The BIttePFs o. Ton
ic parIaSS Tho Blood, stFshg thehs tho nsyvsa.
yt5utasa, Tho Liver, aad gtVttG strength, energy,
and vIgOF. hv4
Ksep yuur0B Bowels aetlyd With Tho Pllla,land
tone up tho system with BitterS or Toni, and no
disease can retain its hold, or ever asSiil You.
Thee medicines Gt6 tOld by an Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere 9I5iAs llols
RseOlloct thatitis On! HobFnAID's GERNAN
RENGpHS, that aFe 70 universally pse1 and high
u recommended; and do not allow the Druggist
% induce you to take Rny thing 6lSC that h6mhy
say ID just d good, bteauSs NJ makes q. larger
profit on it. These Remedies win DO sOntby *
treBs to anytlOcAlilY1apOp application p the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, d tho GERMAN MEDI'
CINE STORE, 6Sl ARCH STREET, pHILA.
nRIpHIA ~ IF7fnGs9i 2n'IilW 5f7d
CHARLES II. EVANS; Proprietor!
GgAa yRSrmttly O. HsrJA1ksOhgG OO.;ang7
.l7aAs R1p'tdIaa atS dpf SEX b. DrE0glst' Stoyt-
hesps1, and AtdieIas Dealers, spgyEAtrl
throughout Nt Usltsd stGtG1, CaNadat, .s0Su'
America, I'D az Vet adsGj.i SzaH aAl
| o! seg' - 1q1AUGH1IN, SMITH &sCo!gD
u sepaTuThsAtAwoG ak, Wholesale Agents,
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I 7II9EbIeIFSq BNII8 8IIds URANcE.

nd I K4INEbIek&Q ~
Hl: a aeFnElLalFHEI BEEfIttteeFr4s'
Hoohand's German Tonic,
Hollands 2 odo phyyill E ltn Pill u,
H 10 as Greek OH. 1isr.i ba
: - nv a'0Sf IELT9IESy aiilFr