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1T imparts tone and vigor - the Uterus. and
l. gives newcd vitality to the whole system q.
IL Is peculiarly adapted 20 the following ahec-
uona:-Painful Menstrual discharges. suppress
sion % the Menses. Pr0fuse Menstruaiion,
heucorrhoea or Whites. liberated Uterus. &c.
DR.. j. King. Of Cincinnati. author or ." W o.
man, her diseases and trcatmeat,'' says he
most important means 30 produce health among
females il 10 strengthen aud inyigorate the re-
productive organs. This medicine appears 10
exert specific influence upon the Uterus. IL
u valuable agent In all derangcmc nts OF The
Fe.aaie Reproductive Organs.
Dr. COnant. Of Worcester, Mass, SAYS - use
IL ia my practice. l. will In nearly every case
prevent three iourihs Of the suffering 10 which
many remsles are liable.
DR. willard c. George. formerly Professor n
the Worcester Medical College. aud President
Or the Eclectic Medical Society; Massachusetts,
says' regard u a. one Of the best medicines
for Female COmpla hts thai can be found
DR.. r. smith, President Of the New York As
ISOLATION OF Botanic Physicians. says "No Fe-
male. II in delicate health, should omit the use
I Of This valuable Cordial.
Price. s.. or six bottles for $. vi III your
Druggst will not supply you, send orders By
mail 20 John ID. Park, Wholesale Agent, Gin
I einnati. Ohio. Prepared at the
New England Botanic Depot, Boston,
/ Massachusetts. nl6v9
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IT'D CURE HOG CHOLERA

Take two or more large barrels
and place convenient to the
kitchen. Into this deposit all the
pbt-liquor, diShwater, and greasy
water of any kind, refuse pieces of
bacon, and few bucketsful of soap
suds. Let il stand a few days or un-
Gil fermentation begins, and then
add 10 each barrel one bushel OF
tine charcoal, and half bushel of
corn meal, one handful Of salt, and
~ half pound of coppcras. Let ii
stand short time 50 that the coal
may become thoroughly saturated
with the liquid, then feed to the
hogs in the usual manner; this has
never failed ~ preventive, and
i'm every instance wherein from
neglect the disease made its appear
ance, succeeded in curing it in n
few days.
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HARVESTING TIMOTHY SEED.

A contributor to one OF our ex-
changes has the following sugges-
tiOns on this subject:
"Do not cut until the earlier heads
shatter some. Wait until you have
three swaths cut, then cut the bind
crS; or rather the bands that set it
up. Put three sheaves or punches
together on end and tie tightly
around the top. The advantage of
setting three swaths together is
that il leaves your punches in rows
sufficiently wide apart To admit of
driving between them in hauling
I'm. Let the binders stand until the
outside is somewhat bleached and
scattered. Thresh out of the shock.
IL you wish To stack before you
lthresh, it is better to tie in sheaves
the same as grain; set six shcaves
together and tie around the top.
Always have tight bottom in your
rack TO save shatterings.
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The high prizes OF life are not OF
fered To the farmer-not one in n
thousand acquires princely for
tune by the cultivation OF the soil.
This IL so well understood by the
shrewd men, who twill be rich, "
that almost every man OF them
avoids farming. a by instinct. But
there j. another side To this subject,
which l. full of interest and instruc-
ton.
Almost every farmer who has
average health and industry, ac-
quire- competence and an indie
pendenee. Four out of five families
will furnish proof of the assertion,
that men, beginning with nothing
but vigorous industry, and an I'M
sullied name, have, within the last
20 years, risen TO the possession of
comfort and abundance. The ex-
ception to this remark are few, and
can be readily accounted for on the
most obvious principles. Now set
down against this fact, which the
last 30 years have developed, Dame-
~, that nine out of ten OF all who
engage in trade fail in business, and
farmers have abundant reason TO
fclicitate themselves on their posi-
ton and its blessings.
Where the farmer exercises care
and prudence, and does not go out
of his business to- make money, he
j. quite beyond the reach of bank
ruptcy.
We have taken some pains To
learn the actual condition of the
farming interest i'm the region Of our
calculation, and il is our belief that
nearly every case % serious embar-
rassment has arisen from one, or
both, Of the two following causes:
Farmers have purchased faster than
necessity required. or prudence per.
mitted, or they have gone beyond
their business TO engage in specula.
ton, more or less remote from their
work as farmers; when they have
become commercial men, they have
incurred the risk Of commerce, and
these risks should not be set down
TO the account Of agriculture; fol
where farmers have kept aloof from
these, they have avoided those en-
tanglemcnts which have been the
"li0n's net" to SO many men.
We invite the attention of ouI
young men to these facts. They arc
worthy of the most thoughtful re
lection. Other professions are
always crowded to overlooking
very few succeed in them. ThC
present commercial arrangement is
scattering the iicticious fabrics bull
ON hollow credit, while the farming
interest passes comparatively un
rcathed.-Ohio Et1mo.
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In all ages the bodies Of Masonic
dead have been laid i'm graves dug due
east and west, with their faces toward
the east. This practice has been har-
rowcd and adopted by others, until IL
has become nearly universal. 1t i'm
plies that when the great day comes,
and when He who Is Deaths conquer
er shall give the signal, his inefiable
light shall be first seen in the east he
will make his glorious approach; will
stand at the eastern margin Of those
graves, and with his mighty power
that grasp, irres.stibly strong. which
shall prevail-will raise the bodies
which are slumbering therein. We
shall have been long buried, long de-
cayed. Friends, relatives, yea, our
nearest and dearest, will cease to re-
member " here they have laid Us. The
broad earth will have undergone won
derous changes, mountains leveled,
valleys filled. The seasons will then
have chased each other i'm many fitful
rounds. Oceans, dashed into fury by
the gales of tomorrow have sunk like
o spoiled child TO their slumber.
Broad trees with broader roots, will
have interlocked them, hard and knob
bed as they are, above our having
lived; and after centuries of life, they
too Will have followed our example of
mortality, and long struggled with de-
cay at last will have toppled down to
join their remains to ours, thus oblit-
Grating the poor testimony that man
has ever lain here. So shall we be
lost to human sight. But the eye OF
God, nevertheless, will make the spot,
green with everlasting verdue of faith;
and when the trumpets shall shake
the hills to their basis, our astonished
bodies will rise, impelled by an irresis.
tible impulse, and we shall stand face
to face with our Redeemer.
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MAX 5G;sf .; - z;
|zSIAsE'|2a||

do not wish 10 Inform you. reader. that Dr.
Wonderful. orany other man. has discovered a
remedy that cures ConsumItiO when the lun =
are half consumed. in short, viii cure all dis
eases whether Of mind, body or estate. make
meh live forever, and leave death 10 play for
want Of work. aud Is designed 10 make our
.ubgunary sphere a bltssfui Paradise, Il which
Heaven itself shall be but side show. You
have heard enough Of that kind Of humbugge-
~. and Ne do not wonder that you have by this
time become diseasted with ~. But when !
tellyou that Dr.. Sage's Caiarrh Remedy WILL
rossrisEtr crRE the worst Vases 81 Catsrrh. I
only assert that which thousands can testiJ TO.
Try n and you will be convinced. will pay
$500 Reward for case Of Cotarrh that ! cannot,
cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE.
Price only SO Cents. Sent by Nail. pest paid
Tor sixty Cent, Four Packages tor 81. or I
Dozen Tor 81. AR. Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh
free. Address the Proprietor.
X. v PIERCE. VI. n.
nl2Np J9S Main street, BafaIo, NY.
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4 Philadelphia woman has l,loo
flower pots surrounding her house.
Estimates of the present wheat
crop in California fall 2,0OO,oOO cen
as Drt of last year.
Ite milk fever Is proving quite
=, 10 the cows i'm some portions
81 Portage county, Ohio.
tine of the tallest horses in the
world. standing 10 hands high, is
owned in II. Johns, y. Ii.
owing 10 the low price Of pototoes
there has not been 30 much land
planted 20 this crop this year rs
usual, IN Northern Ohio.
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The Manufactures and Builder
gives the following directions for a
simple filter to purify cistern
water:-"Place on the perforated
bottom Of a box a piece Of flannel,
ard on THIS some coarsely-powder-
ell charcoal, then coarse river sand,
and cover the whole with sand
stone broken into small pieces
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FANCY DRINK.

Made OF Poor Rum. Whisky, Poor Spirits. and
Refuse Liquors. dOctored spiced, and swcetened
to please the the taste, called" onics"'' Apo
Tiers, ".' RestOrers,' &c. that lead the tippler
on to drunkenness and ruin, but are true med
icine made from the Native Roots and Herbs
Of California, free from all Alcoholic Stimu
lants. They are the Great Blood Purifier and
Life Giving Principle. perfect Renovator aud
lnvigOrator of the system, carrying off all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood TO a
healthy condition No person can take these
Bitters. according TO directions, and remain
long unwel.
sioO will be given for an incurablc case, pro-
yided the bones are not destroyed by mineral
pnisons or other means. and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point Of repair.
For Infammatory and Chronic RheumatiSm
and Gout, Dyspe psia, or ind gestion, Bilious
Remttent, or Intermittent Feyer., Diseases Of
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys. and Bladder, these
Bitters have been most successful. Sdch Dis
cases are caused by Initiated Blood, which ia
generally produced by arrangement CT the U-
gestiye Organs
Cleanse the Viiated Blood whenever you find
its impurities bursting through the skin IN
Pimples. Eruptions, Of Sores; cleanse IL when
\ GU ind il obstructed and sluggish ia the veins;
cleanse il when u is foul, and your feelings Will
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and the
health Of the system will follow.
Pin. Tape. aud other Worms, lurking in the
| syste IN Of many thousands, are erectually
destroyed aud re moved.
| In Bilious Remittent, and intermittent Fee
vers, these Biters have no equal. For full
directions, read carefully the circular around
| each bottle. printed IN four laLguages-Eng ish,
| German, French, and Spanish.
| J. WALKER, Proprietor.
b Commerce ST., y. y.
R.R. MCDONALD CO.,
/ Druggists, and General Agents, san FrancisSo
and Sacramento, California, and ,, and "a
Commerce Street, ST., Y.
Sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
| n2s-4w
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A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN

Just PuJlishedin Sealed Enrelope. Pric,
sir cents.
A LECTURE on TIE NATURE, TREATMENT
AND RADICAL CURE OF SpermatOrrhoea. OF
Seminal Weakness, involuntary Emissions
Sexual Debility and lmpcdiments TO Marriage
generally, Nervousness, Consumption, Eptlep'
sy and Fits. Mental aud Physical Ineapaeity,
resulting from Sclf-Abuse, dc. BY ROBERT
CuLVEkM VEIL, NJ. D., Author Of the Greer
ROOK, - &c.
The world renowned author .inthis admirable
Lecture, clearly pr0vesfrom his own experience
thatthc awful consequences Of Selt-Abuse ma.
be offeetualiy removed without medicine. ap'
without dangerous surgical operations, bougies
instruments, rings or eordials, pointing out
made Of curea once certain and efectual. bl
which every su fferer,. no matter " hat his condi
tion may be, may cure himself, cheaply. pri
vately and radically. THIS LECTURE Will
PROVE A BOON TO THOUSANDS AM
THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal TO any address, In plair
envelope. on the receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps. Also. Dr. Culyerwell's Mar
risge Guide price % cents. Address Tho
Publishers,
CHAS. c. KLINE & CO..
l27 Bowery New York ,Post.ofice Boxf,5s6
nOll
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HOWARD SANITARY AID
ASSOCIATION

For the Relie f and Cure of the Erring and I'm
fortunate, on Principles OF Christian Philan-
thropy.
Essays on .he Errors or youth. and the FoliIes
OF Age, in relation 10 MaRsiAsE and Social
Evils. with sanitary aid for the afflicted. Sent
tree. in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box +. Philadelphia, Pa.
nQlf
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w ANTED AGENTS-To cell the HOME
w SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price,
both sidesl and Is the only licensed under-feed
shuttle Machine sold for less than 500 Ii
eensed BY Wheeler & Wilson, Grover and Ba-
ker and Singer a Co. All other uddcr-feed
shuttle Machines sold Tor less than SEQ are in
inngemests, aud the seller and user are liaaie
70 prosecution. Address JOHNSON, CLARK ~
~ Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago,
III, or -. Louis, No.
n2Q1m
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j. j. ORDER & CO.,
SOLICITORS OF
American and "prcigp Patents

Offices In Washington. London. Paris, I. Pc
iersburg.
Also manufacture }. J. Orders World Re.
nowned Champion G. rain Screen. patented No.
vember -, IsGs, and agents for J. J. Crider ::
Improved Cheap Paint.
References: Hon. Noble Warrum, Greenfield
Ind. Hon. John A. White, Greenfield Ind. II
A. Swope. Clerk Hancock Co, Greenfield, lud E.
Hon John Coburn. NJ. C., ludi anrpolis, \ . NJ
Jackson, Indianapolis, Andrew Wallace, lndi-
annapolis. J. w. Canaan, Proprietor Spencei
II ouse. Indianapolis. II. A. Bales, Washington
u. e., Knight Brothers, Washington, ID. G..
Barnum d Brothers, ~. Louis. Mo-, A. &. Bee
son, Recorder, Greenfield, Ind.
VI = For all Information, address J. J. Crider
Gre enfeld, or indianapolis. Iy n2g
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\ lady asked her gardener why
the weeds always outgrow the How
crs. "aiadam," answered he, THE
soil j. mother To the weeds, but
only step-mother To the flowers
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farm anS ajous,boIa.

tcommuniesiion. are solicited Cor thi. column.
b farmers AID their wives. 81 sny one else Who
can give any hing Of practices Importance IN
der thi- head
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OVALS Assnt s, %1fs san
anything ever issued. They are LIGHT, cheap,
sell fast. and pay abundanty. send Tor Cncr-
La Address X. SANBORS & CO, lis East
Madison ST., Chicago. n2S-4w
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BITTERS

country and introduced The Scan
dinorion Blood Purifier; since
which time thousands hare been
cured, by its use, Of Scrcfuia and
other blood diseases. II contains,
besides hc Iodide Of Potdssa and
Syrup Of StiHingia, drugs import
ed from S,ccdcn for its express
manufacture, unknown and not
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Having permanently locatedin Winchester
and having fit ID up comfortable rooms. he /.
prepared to d o all kinds of Dental work-that i:
ofanv value, for those needing the services of
Dentist-and at reasonable rates. Having had
long experience and being in possession of al
the late improyementsi in the art. ne feel conid n
of being able TO meet the wants Ofal.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE FOR
REV, ALBERT BARNES

NEW BOOK. SALES IMMENSE.
Business for everybody. Pays $50 to $500 PER
NORTH. Send for Circulars 10 ZhlGLtR, Nc
CURDY & CO., lJ9 Race ST., Ci ncinnau, o.
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kept by opohe-
carries an this
cOW ry. A
single trial 'cW
convince the most
skepticdt Of its
'condcrhl rdiue.
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n ewspaper
Advertising

Book Of 1875 closely printed pages, lately
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lations. and full particulars concerning the
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Religion, Agriculture, Literature. DC. dc.
Every Advertiser, and every person who con
templates becoming such. will find this book Of
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ceipt OF fifteen cents. GEO. Z. HOWELL a.
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The Pittsburg (Pa) Leader, in its issue Of
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SGmuldnt are
required. They
restore the ritdl
forces an a re-
mdrkdble degree,
and gre tone TO
the system.
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PURIFIER

McV are maze
both Nth and
,rihomL sugar
coating, thus
adapting them to
the use Of erery-
body; Because
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B ] D D D

DR.. Robdcks
Blood Pills are
unsurpassed 6y
any PW manu-
.fdct,tred for a
similar purpose.
One trial i,lrd-
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called, are merely wishirashy stuff,
sold as a Jererdge. DR.. RoJack'S
BHters are rot q bererdge in any
sense Of The mord, bit contain the
most erpe',sire drugs kno'cn to
science for the radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all cases where q tonic and
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STOMACH

II IS no,c eleren
yeol's since DR..
Robdck, the cel-
eJrdted S,cediSh
physician, from
Stockholm, SIZE
den came 10 tbs
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GREAT WESTERN PATENT AGENCY.
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EXCL lS,OR
FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO

send for circular containing enforcement Of
Chicago Fire Marshall aud many Others ~ fhe
highest character. v9-nis-Gm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-20

Tho City Of New Orleans VI. Ihomoe 3
Bodley-Fourth District Court for the parish q
Crlaann M

The City Of New Orleans W. Themes B.
l. Bodley-Fourth District Court for the PARISH o.
Orleans, No. 74,2A.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURB AND SALE
70 ms directed y tho Honorable the fDu
above entitled causo win proceed to sell 1T pulls
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneert N.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
FRIDAY, September 90. 1870, ct twelve o'clock L.,
the following described property, to wit
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situate,
lying and being in the First District Of this city in
Dame, Julia, Delta and Water streets, designated
by the numbers six, seven, eight and nine Of said
square, agreeably to plan made by L. H. Pile late
deposited in the office Of William j. Casten notary
public in this city, for reference.
Said lots adjoin each other and measure each
twentyfou feet nine inches and i've lines front
Water aud Delta streets. by . depth, between par.
aliel lines of hundred and twenty five feet and
four lines. Lot number nine forming the corner Of
and fronting on Water, Julia end Delta streets.
Together with all the rights, ways and advantar
gea thereunto belonging or in any wise spPertain-
ing Said square being known as batture property.
Being the same property acquired by the dcicna-
ant by purchase from plaintiffs. per act passed be-
fore said notary, W. J. Castel, on the twenty nth
ofMarch, 1867. s 2
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction.
the said property will be definitely adjudicated 70
the highest and last bidder for whatever 1t van
bring, at twelve months credit, the purchaser far-
nishns bond, with good and solvent security, bear
ing eight per cent interest per annum rom date
and special mortgage on the property sold untA
final payment.
Said purchaser shall have to deduct and pay In
cash the printing, Sherffs and clerks fees, etc.
which amount to about $240 and furthermore, the
State, parish and municipal taxes, the amount Of
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
sel3 % 30 Sheriff 0f the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-20
THUMAN L. HAAW kIlI
SELF 30 ocI9 SHERIFF. of the Parish OF Orleans.
Merchants, Bank Of New Orleans vs.. AL
- 49, I..,.,.. Ii4tl, Distrnt C,onrt fnr fAa NOR

Merchants Bank of New Orleans VS.. AL.
fred Kearny-Fitth District Court for the par
ish of Orleans No. 1918.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALB
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District OF this
city, on WEDNESDAY, October 10. 1870. ut twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to-
wit
i. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
suburb Annuncaton, First District of this city Of
New Orleans designated by the number one, in
square sixty-five. bounded by Coliseum, Polymnia,
Prytania and Urania streets, on plan made by b..
Buisson surveyor, on the eighth of November l845
and deposited in the office OF l.. Hermann, Late q
notary public in this city
Said lot forming the corner of Prytania and
Urania streets, and having, French measure, fifty
feet front on Prytania street by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth and front on Urania street.
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
same district and square, measuring, French meas
ure, tWenty-f feet front on Prytania street by
one hundred and twenty feet in depth, between
formerly belonging to B. Florence and on the other
side by property formerly belonging to J. J. JandOt
Together with the buildings and improvements on
said lots of ground.
Which said property was acquired by the defend
ant, Alfred Kearny, follows viz: The one firstly
before A. BoudousIuie, late notary public in this
city, on the twelfth of November, 1855 and the one
secondly described from l.. A. Bright, by an act
ecuted before the samen ot;.ry, on the second OF
July, 1855.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
self % ocIo Sheriff of the uarish of Orleans.