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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

membranes. That all said Judgments. mortgage
liens and privileges recorded against said property
convey clear and unincu INBRED title to any pur-
chaser thereof reservinS to sald neirs OF MIS- MAJ
ston, Msrths Livingston: Mrs. BEN Smith. sIiss
Livin gston, Mrs. Lynn, W Watson, Charles HAM
mond Martha b. Harmon d, Mrs. ibomas Kearn8-
CHAN. Il. S. Hammond, wife Of J. ". Stokes. ~. A.
Hammond, James Hammond. W. " HAMMOND.
Tsst. wife Of ". a. Cur Children Of John Car
rett, deceased desce ndauts of Elizabeth Garrettp
Of os, ate GaTrs.S saS Of onn Gars Man1y ossn
L.. JamisoD, Cummings; Brown 4 Co., and to ali
other persons all the rights in law to the proceeds Of
the sale of said property according to their rank
AND ne prays for all other necessary orders
On motion OF A. Deb Hughes. attorney of T. x.
Norton assignee, and upon suggesting to the court
ton, it is ordered thar james Lvngston Jackson
vile, Florida; Charles Livingston, Duckton, Ten
OF Grsenville, South Carolina; Charles Hammond.
o G Hammond. wife of J.. W.. sokes, all Of
Hamburg, South Carolina; NJ. "A; Hammond.
Gsrrstt William Garrett. ali Of Edgs field Dis:
tr,ct, South Carolina; Mary Aun Garrett wife Of
John H. Garrett. deceased, residence uuhnewn.
deceudants of Elizabeth Garrett. of Oatlett Gar
Keys Pierre Gellurman adminisrator. vermillion-
wi g, louisiana Joseph l.. Jsmison, Bayou Gouiay
Co New Orleans and sill other parties in interest.
do show cause upon the fourteenth day of May.
A u, 1870, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ before this
court, why ina said petition should not be granted
and said property sold. prayed for, and why alt
membranes recorded against said property should
not be cancelled and erased. And it is further or
dered that notice of this petition ard order be
served upon SAID James Livingston. Charles Liv-
ingston: Mar ha Livingston. Mrs Benjamin Smith.
Eliza Livingston. Mrs. Lynn, W.. Watson.
Charles, Hammond MARTINA B. Hammond
Mrs Thomas KeaTnsghan. =, E. g. Hammond.
james Hammond, W. q. Hammond James r. Gar
rett, William Garrett. Mary Ann Garrett, wife OF
W. A. Curl children of John II. Garrett. deceased,
defendants of Elizabeth Garrett, of Catett Gar
retJ and John Garrett. Nancy Garrett Thomas
Keys Pierre Gellurman. admin rator Joseph l.
Jamison, Cunm mings. Brown Co., and oil other
persons, by serving copy upon them, their agent
or attorney or by said E. Merton, assignee, pub
fishing copy of said petition and order three times
in the New Orleans Republican. newspaper
printed in New Orleans, the last publication to be
made at least five days before the day Of hearing.
Signed April 6. 1870.
E. II. DURELL, Judge.
A true copy:
Clerks office, New Orleans. April 6, 1877:
CHARLES CLAIBORNE Clerk
AplD 81 my8
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LEGAL NOTICES.

the bankrupt act of 1867 And that it is necessary
in oroer to ascertain The of said property, and
for the due, proper and speedy adtn nstrstion o.
eaid estate, ana fer the interest OF the creditors
therein that said estate be sold at pubic auction
free and clear OF all ncumbrances That all sa q
judgments mortgages liens and privileges RECORDED
| against said property be Cancelled and era ed. 50
| that your petitioner can coRvey clear and uhin
to ssiS John Watt Co., New Orleans, Lousians.
Gordon & Castillo. New Orleans Louisiana M
tifeey Franklin parish. Louisiana and to all other
persons, oil their rights in law to proceeds of
salA property upon the distribution thereof.
Wherefore, your petitioner prays that ne n1y De
ordered and authorized to sell aid property above
described at public auction free and clear from all
ncuin brances. Tina all said Judgments, mortgages,
liens and privileges recorded against said property
be Cancelled and erased so that your petitioner can
convey clear ald unincumbered title TO any pur.
cha er thereof. reseryng to ssid John watt d
Co., New Orleans. Lou siana, Gordon i Castillo,
and all other persons all tue rights in law to the
proceeds of the sale of said property acoo ding 20
their rank. And he prays for all other necessary
(signed) A. DEB. HUGHES Attorney.
On motion of A. Deb. Hughes attorney of E. 4.
Norton assignee and upon suggesting to the court
that ne has filed in this court the foregoing petition
That John Watt Co. New Orleans, louisiana
Gordon l. Castillo, New Orleans, Louisiana, NJ.
Greely. Franklin parish, Louisiana. and al other
parties in interest, do show cause upon the four
=. NJ, before this cou,t, why the said petition
should not be granted and SAID property sold as
o ad ano should no be
erased. Ard it is further ordered that notice OF
this petition and order be served upon said John
Watt Y Co, New rrleans, Louisiana, Gordon q
Castillo, New Orleans. Loui. lana, NJ Greedy, Frank
lin parish. Lou siana, and ali other persons, by
serving copy thereof upon them, or their agent or
attorney. by said f. F. Norton. assignee, publish
ing copy of said petition and order three times IN
the New Orleans Republican, newspaper printed
ia New Orleans, the last publication to be made at
least five days beiora the dav OF hearing
Sigped April &. 1870
&. I'll. DURELL, j dge.
true copy:
Clers's office, New Orleans. April s, 1870
api02l my8 CHARLES CLAIBORNE. CLERK.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

to any purchaser thereof, reservng 20 said Shreve
port. Vicksburs and Texas railroad company, ana
10 all other persons all the rights in law TO the pro-
ceeds OF he sale of said propet according to her
rank And he prays Tor ali other necessary orders
GSisned) d. Deb. HUGHES. Attorney.
On motion of q. Deb. Hughes, attorney OF f. e:
Norton, assignee and upon suggesting to the court
that ne has filed IN this court the foregoing peti-
ton, it is ordered that the Shreveport, VicSsourg
and Texas Railroad Company, Monroe, LOUISIANA,
and all other parties IN interest, show cause upon
the seventh day CT May, a. D., 1870, a. eleven
O'Clock :. a., before this cosrt why the SAID petit
II should OF be granted, ana said property sold
as prayed for, and why all membranes re-
corded against said properly should not be can
ce!ed and erased. And It IS farther ordered that
notice of this netition aAd order be served upon SAID
SnreVeport, tlcksburg auo Texas Railroad Com-
pany. and all other persons, by serving copy there
of upon hen, their agent attorney, or By said
l. L. Norton. assignee publishing copy of said
petition order three times in the New orleans
Republican. a newspaper printed IL New Orleans,
Louisiana. the last publication to be made at least
five days before the day of bearing.
Signed April 4, 1870
f II. DURELL, Judge.
true COPY:
Clerks ONCE, New Orleans, April 4, 1870.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE.
aps 81 30 Clerk.
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THE ATATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS.
ROSA GUGENHEIM VS.. MARX GUGEMEEIM


HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIRST
day of February, 1870 Judgment was rem
dered In tbs court IN the following emitted SUIT IN
Rosa Gugenheim Max Gugehneim. her hus
band-No 1869
On motion of J. A. Dejean. of counsel for the
plaintiff, and showing TO the court the written
Confession OF defendant file, iu is ordered. ad-
Judged and decreed that there be judgment in favor
Of plaintiff kosa Gug nheim, and sgainst defend
ant Marx Gugenheiu, her husband decreasing sep
aration OF properly for the future between her and
the defendant her said husband, and that The said
plain tiff have the exclusive management ard coNtroi
over the property she hereafter acquire. II Il
further ordered that defendant pay the costs of
nit
judgment rendered February l. 1870.
Ju lgment signed February 2 1870
(Signed) CHARLES BEAUMONT,
Judge
In testimony whereof, l have hereuuto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court tho city
of New Orleans, on this second day of FEBRUARY,
in the year of Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy and the ninety-fourth year OF the
dependence of the United States
ap3 II my3 PHILIP POWER, JR-, Deputy Clerk.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
EUGENE GIQUFL VS.. MANUEL RIQUELME
HER HUSBAND-No 2y7O

I HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE EIGHTH
day OF April, 1870. judgment was rendered in
this court in the following entitled suit in tha
words and figures following TO wit:
Eugene Giquel VS.. Manuel Riqueme, her hus
band-No 277G.
In this case submitted for the confirmation OF the
judgment By default herein entered, the ccurs
sidering that the law and evidence are with the
plaintiff
1t is adjudged and decreed that the Judgment
by default herein entered the twenty first of
March last, be confirmed. that there be juds-
ment favor of plaintiff, Eugenie Giquei against
defendant, Manuel Riquelme, her husband decree
| ing separation of property between the said par
ties. and the plaintiff to have the fu II management
and control of her separate property. That said
plaintiff do recover of her said husband the sum of
| forty seven thousand two hundred and sixty,five
| dollars and ten cents in gold, with legal interest
from judicial demand until paid, with the mortgags
| at pr vilege granted by law to mari led women.
and that defendant pay the costs of suit.
Judgment signed thirteenth of Apri, 1s70
tSigneO Z. WHARTON COLLENS, Judge.
| In testimony whereof, have hsreunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court, at the
r CITY OF New Orleans, on this thirteenth day OF
I April in the year Of our Lord thousand
| eight bundled and seventy, and the ninety fourth
year Of the Independence Of the United States.
apis % myla h. j. DUSS0R, Deputy Clerk.
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The creditors of the above estate are hereby mott
fed that the ST cond ard third general meetings
OF creditors will be held at the ofics of u. s. Ksi
logg one of the Registers in Bankruptcy Custom
house building. at the city of New orleans, on the
seventh day OF May, 1870, at twelve o'clock M.
apl72t Il. r.. NORTON, Assignee.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAB
ISL OF ORLEANS.
tEhICIE MOORE. WIFE OF Il. @. TOURNOIR.
vs.. her husband-No. I674.

HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
Il twelfth day OF April 1870, judgment rsndered
IN TINS court IN the following entitled suit, in the
words and figures following, to witt
Fehoie Moore: wife of II. q. Tournoir. VS.. her
In this case, submitted to the court upon the
evidences on the record; the court having duly con-
evidence in favor of the plaintiff
is ordered adjudged and decreed. that there be
Judgment in favor OF plaintiff. Felicie Moore.
band, decreeing separation of property and dis
solution OF the community of acQuests and gains
heretofore existing beta them, and that de-
PENDANT pay to the plaintiff the SUM of twenty-one
hundred dollars, amount of her personal property
with privilege and mortgage. according to law and
costs of suit.
Judgment rendered April IL. 1870
Judgment signed April 1s, 1870
CHARLES BEAUMONT .JudRe
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IN THE DIsTBIOT COuKT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bsnkruptcy-NO. l72.

IN THE MATTER OF MOSES AND ISAAC
Goldsten individually and members Of the
firm of Nj. Observation-Disclosures.
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STRICT OF LOUISIANA.


THE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE
L are hereby notified that the second general =.
o. 8. Kellogg one of the Registers in Bank
ruptcy. Oustomhouse building. at the city Of New
Orleans. the second day OF May, l670. 1t twelve
49, sDSas z. T. NOTION. Assignee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-19

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN The MATTER OF FELIX II. G. TAYLOR
Bankrupt
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In Testimony Whereof have hersunto set my
hsndland affixed the seal of the said court, ct the
city Of New Orleans, on this eighteenth day Of
eight hundred and seventy, and the ninety fourth
year Of the Independence Of the United States.
PHILIP POWER il.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.


IN THE MATTER OF A. P. BUTLER. BANK
rupt.
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In Bankrusiey-So. $50.

n THE MATTER OF j. LEE PETIT.
Bankrupt.
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WAITED STATES DIsTkIoT COURT

A tire copy:
Clerks Once, New Orleans, March 2s, 1870.
mh3l apl. y CHARLES CLAISDt:S Z. Clerk
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rFrom New Hayepl

Why do our Kanlwha friends raise such en-
ormous hoop ,polesa Our teamsters aud boss
coopers complain Of rheumatism and neuralgia
after handling them. And the coopers have
lame shoulders.
Quite lively affair occurred atsyracuse ono
day last week. A landlord took safe belong
ing to ore of his tenants and soldit 10 pay for
rent. Tenant got out warrant Tor landlords
arrest Landlord came over here, and war
rant was got out for him on this sidO Of the
river, and he was finally taken, and had TO pay
cost aud fnes amounting to 500 AS he only
sod the safe for four dollars itw| not very
profitable piece of business, cleared $l3 out Of
pocket. For once the tables wers turned, So
suppose the term "hard.hourtcd landlord
will go out Of use,
St. Valentines day passed very quietly, but
few Of Cupids' darts were flying on that day.
the next day, however, they were sent pretty
freely on their missions of love.
MAsn,ED-on Sunday, February 18th, by
Rev. W. Miller, at the residence ofthe brides
father, near New Haven, Mr.. Dsniel Boyd to
Miss Sarah ohlinGor.
Revs. IL. @. Steward and j, Il. Mcwilliam
have commenced operations quite vigorously
in the interest Of the Presbyterian Church,.
They are conducting meeting at the Upper
Flats Presbyterian Church to continue several
days. The prospect Of accomplishing a good
work there are very favorable. We welcome
them 10 our midst.
We are panied toh ear that one Of our citizenn
George ROush, Esq.--is very much troubled
with dangerous cancer in the eye. He has
tried number Of physicians but does not up.
pear TO get much relief.
We understand that Mr.. Decatur Weaver has
sold his farm TO one Of our citizens, Mr.. c Gorge
Wheatley. ME. Weaver will now give his at
tentiOn wholly to his wagon and furniture bus
| iness, while Mr.. wbeatly viii become tillcr
Of tho soil on his own homestead.
New Haven hes two Churches, Methodist
Episcopal apd United Brethren, one large three
story brick school house, one Odd Fellow Lodge
one Good Templar Lodge, ono steam wagon
aud furniture factory, one -four mill, one sail
works, one coal minO. two cooper shops, two
blacksmith shops 'nine stores and groceries, Que
barber shop, three boot and shoe shOpA, two
Doctors, four Ministers, ninO carpenters. four
stone maSOns, ITO dwellings and 500 popula,
tiOn.
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Point Pleasant Marker.
Corrected Weekly bv
@ M. COLE. GROCER.

AprLEs--Greeu $4,000 per bush,
BEANs.- Beans So OO0$S 90 per
bush.
BurrER- 25@soc,
CoFrEE y ss69s for green Bsowned
CaAckrRs-Butter 10, Soda t9s, aud
Cream 40 cs. per pound.
CANDrrs-stick Candy 500, Clear Soc,
French 600 o pouOd.
CANDLES TaIIOw 9or; sar 25c per
pound.
Eoos--Io good demand at 2o@26c:
FLouR-Thets is decline. We
ono,s choice a at $3.50; xxx s6T5;
Xxx Sc 90; a IS 90
FIsH-New mackera' by 'he k!l2 0o
0s8 %; CodiO to l2tca POu2d
GRGlN-Wheet prime ] oo@l so
Oats 4Oc, Corn coo.
KANAwHA SALT-BarreI 1915
LEAD XSD SnoT-Bar Lead l6c per
h.; Shot pll Nos, l5c per ID.
LARD-l8G92O.
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VIZ observe that quite number of our ex.
changes have Of late adopted the method of
showing up delinquents by publishing them,
generally eharacterizing them by the popular,
II Somewhat extravagant, and certainly nele.
giant, aPpallaiion of dead beats" This is
decidedly summary proceeding, but can it be
said to be unjust? A man nav not righttully
refuse to pay any debt that he fairly contracts,
an! from the product Of which he derives ben.
edt;but thas always seemed to us that there
are some obligations which make an especially
strong demand upon ones honor and integri.
ty, and among these W place prominently the
debt to the newspaper publisher, The man
who for a twelvemonth receives the newspaper
in!ohis family, deriving ther1from for himself,
his " IL and his children tho weekly feast Of
intellectual culture and enjoyment which it
has cost so much labor ard caro- to provide, and
refuses to pay for it. is the very meauest Of
cheats, snd richly deserves to be shown up.
There is no other artill e that man buys for
which he pays SO little in proportion to the
service rendered, as for the newspaper, and it
lsaS much necessity in every well,ordered
and properly provided household as is any
thing that contributes 10 the com fort and sus.
I len of the physical parts of our being
"NlIe' therefore, we may pity and cOnmiserate
Inc man who has not the good sense aud the
Ftn''' Il6erality to take paper. We must do.
sP'se The one who, feeling it's necessity and
KNOWING ito hnua9k If. Al, 4
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sPLENDiD oFFER.-.-ve have ar

SPLENDID OFFEIkssss'He. nave ar
"A ranaelto Club the REoIsrER with iDEMo'
SrsTs ILLUSTRATED MOSTHLT for only S uO q
y ynrnorls 10 be- model PaIlor Magazine. 1t
geonta ne artistic engravings and high toned
literary articles, together with large aud beau.
t;Ed dispily Of the only reliable Fashions. It
4, NE ladle's faUoritc. aud has attained the
largelt circulation Of any magazine Of its Kind
in Ibis country: !,
so riyer with tie Monthly, entitled "rhe Pic
mic ON the Fourth of July" We congratulate
III those who obtain This premium rs teauti'
nj md valuable accession to their homes. II
ia cne Of Tie finest engrayings and most exqui'
lite picture We ever saw. No one can fail 10
be delighted with it In this easy and econ
.opical way, many homes may be adorned with
ruostbeauGiiul work Of art, which, as "a
sbiug Of beauty WILDE fjOy forever"
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CrRcuvT CquRr --The Circuit Court for this
county convened Monday noon. His Honor
James W. IIoge, presiding. The oil :crs of the
Court present, were: CLERK WV Harper and
F. W. Ssson, deputy; Prosecuting Attorney--F
A Guthrie; sheriff-C. Shire asbury, aud Dep
uty shcrirfs E. a. Polsley and John W Miller;
Jailor-H Hutchinson Mcdaniel.
The Judge delivered his Charge 10 the Grand
Jury, in the afternoon. 1t WINS Is the points
md If some OF our road Surveyors do not get
handled for The bad condition our county roads
are now in, 1t will he mo fault OF his,
Sevrnly.fva witnesses were summoned be-
fore the Grand Jury. The Jury found 30 in
dictments upto Tuesday evening
Tho number Of cases on the Docket are ms
follows: On Criminal Docket, 49, Appeals
from Justices, 4: Issue Docket, 25; Cllancesy
Docket, Ill; Office Judgment Dock t. 80,
The case Of statevs Charles CruoIbaln, was
continued till next term.
Quite number Of Attorneys were present,
among whom we name: Charlie, 7 T Moore. j
" English, Henry Fisher, ST.. JOHN U Ny
crs. james II Couch. Daniel Pnlsley, D W Pol,
sley, = A Guthrie, William Fl TomIinson, G
PsimpsOn. aud Judge Simpson, Of Mason
county.
Lncicn Ricketts, aud Thomas B Kline, Of
oabcll county.
John E Timms aud George 3 Grow, Of Jack.
son county.
William W Brown and ThOnas Il Harvey,
Of Putnam county.
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SIARRrEp--Atth the residence ofthe brides pa
rents, Cincinnati, Ohio, on Wednesday aiter'
noon, February 9TH, 1870 by the pastor Of the
freeman Street Baptist Church.J. 8. Gillespie
Mr.. Henry Burner, of San francisco, Califor'
MIA. to Mics Mollie A. Atwoll, OF Cincinnati
1--WE wIsh.the happy pair long and pleas
antlito. May their future be as bright as the
mid day Sun.
At Cheshire Ohio, February l7sh, 1870, at
the residence Of tic brides parents, BY Rev. R
BrearG. Mr. WV. Sanders, Of Jacksonville,
Meigs county, OHIO, anl Miss Lucy N. Van.
Glider.
Accompanying The above notice was bOua-
teous supply If most delicious cake, for which,
tie donors sill accept our most sincere thanks
MLlythe pathway through life, be shewnwiIh
fl Wers, and may flrir days b. as long, happy
and prosperous, % We shall ever pray,
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Hooflandls German Tonic

q a eopIGin1toR Of all Ne ingntdisHtl " ne
Bhti,I ,yiM prH3 Santa CruI Kun. Or,lHSR, t'G.
RiS used FOR tis SsRe dilsdIsi az L,s BgsT5, 10
edItS irlsfr some pure alcoholic tiMniRS ft 70.
0uirtd. iIou wW bar IN mind Mit B,etA rene.
dieI are entirely different from any ohtr5
adrsriSsd for ne cure ;Qf Ie fSeafsl NAMED,
sTiroeiS, tFIilt Me oi,era aEN mare iecoeiioHJ N
Tunr i, ;oBs form, The TONIC ia decidedly one
az ne mot pleasant aud agrcLeJk re9sGifS sStr
offered 10 Me gubiic Hi tEsts q sr1uiiftt Nn
4 pleusurs "a lake il, iehils u W,5iv'rg erhil'
drdliHg, and msiicihul qudlilfts haze ediis.a ma
% kisogH as ne gTsdif5l N az S'nI:s' III
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NOTICE. All persons wanting to Buy or
Sell Re'l Estate OF any kind, should get the
"pittsI urgl Real Estate Register. published
monthly by Croft and Philips, Real Estate
Agents, No. 1879 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh
Ia. sentfree to any address. ffcbSml
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no, SooS D HEAlFa'-.we have received the Feb.
SS sn,, NO o. this valuable monthly, aud frank.
;, s'y, 10 family should be without copy
., opn possibly raise the means to subscribe
li,io1 .' %NN0nt mercy the ridiculous super.
,oS 'a .',. aooa' medicine, and only recommends
. ne %'a'meot As is cOnclusively proven By
d best ' n ooa Tue most careful analysts to be
slros, n published by A. Moore, 81 Frank.
pnu nos'' S'''0O' at the low price Of 81 per
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Qua Devil I'VE heard beautiful and ac'
complished young lady, The other day, say
that she wished "our devil" was about FIVE
years older than he is Upon being asked by
another young lady, why she wished 500 She
replied, "If be was, would lock my arms
around his neck and throw away the key"
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There is no better test Of the habits Of pune.
tuality which people have formed than to get
early to church on Sunday morning, aud no,
tice,hOw the congregation keep dropping 10 af'
ter services have commenced,
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LuxBER...wc direct attention 10 the adver'
tisemeptOf oomstock & Shrewsbury, lumber
dealers, in this issue Ofour paper. They have
now on hand very large stock of lumber Of
all kinds.
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To TuE JOuRSGt-We always take 1t as
compliment when our down street neighhor
copies articles from our paper, but when it does
so. We would prefer to have it give US cred
It for them. and not to have them appear as OF.
iginal in the columns Of the Journal. We no.
ticed two of our item, in The last issue Ofthat
paper. dT
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THt statement is made that out Of fity libel
suits against newspaper during the past ten
years. the gross amount Of money awarded is
only $1,000 This is suggestive, as showing
the respect Of the people for the preiOga'ives
and immunillel Of the press.
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A man out West, speaking Of tie singing Of
his village choir. says t"is like driftvOOd in
4 stream; IL drags on the bars, yet don't
amount to dam"