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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-16

CWEET QUININE is A RECENT IMPROVE
y ment; replaces the use of the Bitter Sulphate
Ouinine, with which all are familiar. Dose for dose,
ii is warranted fully equal in every way to Bitter
Quinine, and like it, is the one
GREAT, POSITIVE n UNFAILING CURE
For all diseases of malarious origin.
FEVER AND AGUE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
CHILL FEVER.
REMMITTENT FEVER
BILIOUS FEVER
DUMB AGUH
And the long train of disorders following these
when neglected.
SWEET QUININE
Is made solely from Peruvian Bark $50 is Bitter Out.
nine), therefore is of vegetable origin, and not a
mineral poison, but, on the contrary, is proved to be
one of the elements found in the blood of al healthy
persons.
SWEET QUININE
Acts as an antidote to, as well as a curer for maia
rial or miasmatic poison, the absorption Of which
by the lungs causes intermittent fevers, etc. The
only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININE
over the use of old Bitter Quinine is the entire alb
sence of that intense, persistent bitterness which,
use with most persons, and always with children.
SWEET QUININE
Is in two forms-in powder for the use of physieiane
and druggists, and fluid for use in the family, and
for the general public.
STEARNS, FARK l. Co,
mvl5 Manufacturer 2 Chemists, New York.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT o THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-16

MARY ANN MARSTON VS.. JAMES S. MARSTOl
Her Husband-No. 2499.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-16

THOMAS SLOO, President.
JOHN G. GAINES, Vice President.
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-16

OFFICERS:
". q. PBCKHAM, President.
". T. HOOKER, Vice President
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actusry.
q. A. FREDRIKAR, Superintendent Of AgencisA
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5ur the Eahirs.
VIRGINIA AND SguIH
CANNttMAi
UNITED IN LOVE AS IN WAR.
TcoScLUpkp.1
DY rIsiE EARNEST.

coNCLUDED
As she had hoped, her letter
Ielicitcd the following resl"nse:
JAMEs ISLAND, near Charleston.
Mics Nora Sanhope-Yours of
the 4th Instant was handed to me
on yesterday, upon my return from
q short visit to my god dd home.
The contents of y. ur letter are ro-
mantle in the extreme, and my
feelings more easily imagined than
descrilsed. ! had not the most dis.
tant idea that I should ever re.
ceive an answer, but your reply
gave ine much greater pleasure
than If it had been expected. /
am no Papist, tbut, on the contrary,
q descendant Of the Hnguenots,
who were driven from their. belle
France" l,y the prosecutions of the
former. This IL true, s" far as I,is.
tory is concerned; but ! would
count myself happy II, by turning
papist, l could have such a fair
priestess as thou art: Willingly,
gladly, would go t., my confess
sion. You will probably think !
am very presuniptive to express in
sucli awkward terms my admira.
t:oa Of your personal charms. when
l, am unknown to sSou: but pray
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front of Charleston, and receive oc
cas- onally bou,bsl,ell, which
makes q great noise, but seldom
does any damage. We were visit.
ed by the Yankees in person last
Sunday, but, after a slight skirm.
ish, they retired. The casualties
GA our side amounted to five or
six. Our cavalry, rs infantry, was
engaged. We are acting solely as
infantry-turn out Oh picket night
ly. The siege is progressing reyu.
larly, and even now the calm Sab
tsaft, ~ t,.;ur. :1to-...,od H., tlo
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and all the fall and winter Lieuten.
ant w illjams still found time 10
carry on the correspondence with,
as he supposed. Nora Stanhope.--
Daring the fall he sent her his pho.
tograpi,. His letters had becnme
very friendly aud complimentary,
but hc was waiting for a sight of
lIer face, to declare warmer senii.
fnent. She had promised 10 return
the compliment by forwarding her
picture as sOon as she had an op.
isortnnity to have it taken. On
the 16'h of February Charleston
was evacuated by tile Confederate
and occupied ky Federal forces.
All communication by mail was
cut of, 80 that all hope III hearing
from Lieutenant Williams was
gone, aud Ella gave herself up to
her books aud flowers, aud her
housekeeping, as before. Nora
slOnc knew her secret, aud she
alone coald syn,pathize with her,
theugh Ella tried very hard to
mako even that one friend believe
she cared nothing ivr him; tina,
enc o'lly wrote 20 him Tor tI,e pleas
ure It afforded to receive q letter
from the army. Still, she missed
thoee messengers Dfkiad.y feeling
ana veiy froqnenily found Lcrsel
wondering u I've were alive, aud i
-, woald he ever como 10 Vir,
ginis
CHAPTER Nv.
49, msa ssA tssy rsss.s no uors :" said Utah
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sussoas>ssox I've Dollars psr .nnun.
sss dollar per squars of twelve Ninion lines
tthis ssssa typsl or less for the hrst iusertious
afty cents each for the second and third inssr-
sisss, ani twooty Ave cents for Suhsequent
inssvtisns. Yesriy contsaets viii no made.
AN AAvertissmeuts must have the number
NJ hLsestsons marked on them, or they will be
tnsssssd tili ordered sut, and cbsfgsd fcrs
Uulsss ordsxod sshcrwiss, Advsrtisemepts
will invsyiabiy be- T" displsyed."
ObituAEy notices, and all matters inariug to
- ~ bsns6t Of any one, are regarded ~
Aavertissnsnts.
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'SS ~ A'1k'Ss 40 hS ehouSut -
change might be beneficial to her
health. Abont that time letter
came from her friend, which, as
it contains heart history, de.
serves q separate chapter.
CHAPTER v.
: That happy minslemeut Of hearts
Where, changed as ehemio compounds arc,
Each with its own existence parts,
To fnd new ono, happier far."-Moore.
"You will doubtless remember
my showing you a picture Of a
soldier. / very well recollect
your exclamation, %. how noble 7
Will You not tire, dear Nellie,
with reading the story of that
picture2 Trusting to your kind
ness, and knowing. your love for
the romantic, l will recite q love
story"
During the summer of 1862, /
was in Richmond with some
friends, who proposed visiting the
hospitals. I shall never forget
that morning, TOR it was then !
met my fate" l went with the
matron, into arodm in which l
saw a soldier lying on his bed. so
very pale | started back, tor l
thought he was dead. The noise
of our entrance. caused him TO
turn his head, and such q pair of
eyes as met my look of compass.
sion / have never seen elsewhere.
There must have been something
like magnetic attraction in our
eycs, for neither seemed disposed
to turn away. l went up to his
bedside, and entered into conver.
sation with him. Soon the matron
said she must leave, as she had to
visit other rooms. My friends
who accompanied me were max.
ing the rounds, and trrncd to
leave with the inatrOn, when he
said, in low, weak tone:
Please take a chair and talk
20 me. ! get 80 lonely here"
What could ] do but comply Z
My sympathics were enlisted, and
/ sat by him for a half honr. In
that time he had told me he was
a South Carolinian had lost
leg in the battles around Ricll-
mond was fond of reading, but
VIDE too weak to read, and the Wis.
itOrs who came in remained but a
few minutes had lost his Bible,
which he missed very much. ]
went into the matron's room, Dor.
rowed her Bible, and read q chap.
ter for him. lie thanked me, and,
my friends calling for me, I bade
him q harty farewell aud left him,
thinking should never zee him
again. / came UP to my home
Two weeks later q friend OF mine
went to Richmond, and / sent by
him to the wounded soldier my
Bible-my dead mothers Bible
with my name written on the fly
leaf. l had no other small one,
and / thought il might comfort
him IN his affliction. lie sent me
many thanks, and a message to
the effect that he expected to start
nome soon, but wonid not forget
his kind Virginia friend.
More than y month after the
Bible was sent, / visited Rich
mond again, in COMPANY with
some friends. We took the
rounds Vi hospitals, and what was
my surprise to find Mr.. Duval
still in his old room, in bed. He
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CHAPTER Nv.

! Ans esA they rsssss no moro ." said Ut.h's
sssssg Sigh. Fell The mighty ia bstsIs.
ssa esd Csiaera lissf Hsr sssps were lonely.
asr soui was sad Tor nai."-O,,;an.
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"a Acting "a fret brides maid, ,she
naturally claimed . large sharo oi
attention {; and she Was so purely
beautiful; I; her pure white com.
plexion rivalling the Aeecy white
Of her dress. She was very, pale,
and q pensive sadness, painful to
her friends, rested on her lovely
brow. -.
A school mate, and . very dear
friend Of Nosa's, officiated as sec.
ond brides maid. To know Liz.
zie lrby was to love her. A petit
and graceful figure; a bread,
white brow mild blue.grey eyes,
betokenipg soul as well as Intel.
lect a small, beautifully shaped
mouth, whose firmly compressed
lips expressed, as plainly as lips
could do, decision Vt caracthcr,
while they could wreathe with
smiles, showing two charming
dinlples at the corners To which
aod q heart full of kind feeling to
every living thing, and a child.
like innocence and joyousness, and
you have her picture in full.
She and Ella were irresistibly
drawn toward each other aud
during two weeks spent together
they became firm friends. Lizzie
wac quite demonstrative in her az
fections, and dearly loved a pet
name. Ella was 4" Nellie dear !"
with her, as she thought Nellie a
much softer and ysweeter name
than Ella. She wondered what
could make her dear friend SO
pensive, and she questioned Nora
ON tho subject, &lIo feeling bound
to keep The secret, said she was
afraid Ella was going into a de-
cline. She felt very uneasy about
her. Her mother had died of
consumption.
Lizzie left for home, and her at
fectionate letters were a source of
real pleasure to Ella, whose checks
were growing paler, form more
ETHEREAL and step slower. Her
father was seriously alarmed at
her appearance, and proposed a
visit to Lizzie, as he thought q
change might be beneficial to her
health. About that time letter
came from her friend, which, as
it contains heart history, de.
serves q separate chapter.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-10-19
EASTER MORNING s { sss2 's : :

of loveliness by Mary Thresa Hart. A
plain, solid, Latin cross of white mar
BILE, and twined wreath of exquisite
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lect the very first of his favorites OF
the eonservatory,ther they T in all
their wealth of beauty, hanging grace
fully overthe arms of the cross; roses,
pansies, fuchsias, geraniums, hello
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leaves, so artistically arranged that the
contrast of oolors is most beautiful in
its effect. So fresh, dewy and natur-
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seem flied with their fragrance. A
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FIRE IN EATON.

Il seems we we're torhave a.
taste of the work of the fire fend,
about 1880 P, NJ. of Friday night
last. The Waterman at the Flax
Mill while going his round, no
ticed flames issuing from the
buildings in rear of Mr.. Chas.
Brooks dwellings, he gave the
alarm andsoon a crowd of citi-
zens were upon the premises, a.
bout three quarters of an hour
afterwards the Engine. made its
appearance, anotherthree omar
ters OF and hour, then the hooks
and ladders we're on the ground.
All to late, andtogether with the
scarcity Of water, the buildings
were totally destroyed, loss $4,000
dollars. The wind blowing to
the South East saved US from q
large Fire. The way things wa
managed at this fire, shows the
great necessity of a good Fire En-
CINE, an organization and more
cisterns. Also a law to prev ent
persons from using the public
cisterns for washing purposes
and it is time it was checked
had the wind been favorable to.
waads the town, where would Ea'
ton have been at this present
time. So let us have a g o oy
Steam Fire Engine, plenty of CT
liens and good men to handle tn
Engine. An Indian camp groun
could not have shown more cor
fusion than could have bee
q Q here the night of this fir
it lie thought the fire was tn
work Of an Ineendiary.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-10-19
President NoahePorter, D.
- Ill

Forty years ago Professor Den
isoH AFinetead of Yale College
gave parting hen diction7to the
students OF the graduating class.
He had selectedzttlem, and them
only for seats at his own table, a
favor INDUCED them to the end
of their College course.
One OF the three is Rev. DIR. a
Porter, who has SO recently Oct,
11th,1 been inangnarted PRECEDENT
of Yale College! Another Rev
DR.. E. DlaSaunders who has just
founded the Presbyterian Hespi-
taIin Philadelphia. The other il
Rev. DR.. L. T.. Langstreth of Ok
ford, Ohio. ~
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TOkWEEKLYDEMOCRAT
Thursday, |: October 1eth. 1871
The American Stock Journal always

The American Stock Journal always
a welcome visitor and filed with inter-
resting matter, but the October number
now before us, is a remarkably one. 1t
takes no step backward but improves
with age. AS is usual with monthlles
at this time ofyear, tits throwing o. t
feelers forts next volume of 1872 ana
offer the three astnumbers ofthis year
gratis to alnew Subscribers VINO seno
in their Subscriptions before the mrs.
of January, tits published at the low
price of one dollar per year. Mp. Boy
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wood,s Household Magazine,

9Onward, right onward" seems to be
the aim of the publishers. We thought
it impossible to excel the September
number but October, with its list of ia
nous contributors and its valuable
reading, is a perfect gem, and merit
from such popular writers as Greeley.
Parton, Beecher, Gail Hamilton. &c.
can be furnished for only one dollar a
year. The Magazine is steady increas
ing in public favor, and we predict for
it a brilliant future, fol people are not
slow in bestowing their patronage
where they can obtain the most for
their money. Specimen copies furnish
ed free, Published by s. S. Wood &Ce
Newburg, New York.
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TO RRI D
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JOB NOSES. is Cortland St. New York Phamp-
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In reply to Mr.. Marsh's and Mehaf-
fey,sE Explanation. Mr.. W.B. Marsh,
of Camden, has been collecting tSub-
scription money due this paper. And
all parties paying him the same will
be called upon to settle up again. We
have no claims for Advertising or Job
Work. -sN But SUBSCRIPTION only,
both for back and present - !.
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Religious Natice-Rev..T s.
-Guthrie, will preach in the Chris
tain Chapel onthe corner of Ba-
ron and Summers Sfs.on Sun
day next at193 o'clock "a. M. al.
SO in the evening at q O'Clock
2. ~. the public are invited.
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Hoonand's German Tonic

"a a combination Of al III, ingr,aiSn,s g me Bhtera
rffh PgRE Santa Cruz Rum. O7rIs0e. rte. n rs used
for The sun, diseases 0S Hr BiRsrS. fH case< 'eh're Soma
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aind fhot fFssr rrn edtss nre iitirr5yAdia'Trn Jro1H
INV others udregtistd for fhe eUrr 2fG~ aiss"SeS named,
chile The oilers ara pSTc decoctioHS Of rHTi IN soma
FORM. TIE TONIC as drridediy or, Of che ntga t+@G-
ant aud dgreedLEe remedies srsT offered "a the public.
rs Ia ste il eyqu4<it> n is a l,trasar u H:t' iE th'< ia
ife1girfng, collaborating, Ggd pErd,c'ndt TadErtes hdps
dLsed - 10 be knotch as tie greatest ~ al to'ttiA
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in Eaton.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL ].
.Cassatt Pastor Services every sabbath at 10t2 a
.M-rrayer meetinSs every Thursday evening.
FIEsr PRESBYTERIAN C~HURCH.-Rev: ]; W
Scott, Pastor. Services every other Sabboth at
10 I-2 A. NJ. and 61-2 p. n. g-a-
~NIvEKsALIsr1 GHuB CH.-Rev j. d. Eancrr
PASTOR Services at 10 l2 A. NJ. and at 6 l2 p. NJ
on tile first (1stl Sunday in each month, and on tile
third (3rd) Sunday at 6l-2 O'Clock Pm.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-B.J George, Pastor. Ser
vices every Sabbath at 10 liz A. NJ and l-2 p NJ.
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Job Printing, executed with neat
ness and dispatch at this office, and at
reasonable terms.
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The watch factory ofElgin, Illinois
employs 425 hands,
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EATON MARKET.

REVISED wEEkLHB BY GEORGE LOCKWOOD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FAMILY n FINE TEAS .
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rur SYMPTOMS of

TH 81 MI AOo 70
Liver Complaint are IN
easiness and pain in the
side. Sometimes the
pains are in the Shout
der, and is mistaken for
rheumatism. The stom-
ach is affected with loss
Iowels in general cOstive,
IN lax. The head Is trOu-
heavy sensation, consid-
c~ompanied with pafnfnl
sensation of having left
undone something that
ought to have been done
Often complaining of
weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes
many of the above SYM
toms attend the disease,
NV of them; but the liver
lost involved. Cure the
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JOB MOSES
Sir James Clark's Female Pills.

Sir m ClafkS fGuldle luis.
These invaluable Pills are %unfailing in the cure
al Luuse painful anu dangerous diseases 10 which
the female constitution is subject. They moderate
all excuses and remove all DISTINCTIONS, from
what cause.
70. TO LADIES
they are particularly suited. They will In a short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity;
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt5
full to the constitut on. In all cases OF Nervous ana
SPINAL A Elections, Pains IN the back and limbs, Ia
ffgue on the slight exertion. Palpitation of the
when other means have failed. The phamphiet
around each package has full directions and aduice
or viii be sent free to all writing for it, sealed from
observation.
SPECIAL NOTICE.,
1T is the fate of every truly valuable medlclne 70
lie Counterfeited. job Moses Sir James CIarkfs re
male. Pills are extensively COunterfeited. Tne gem
uine have the name of Job Moses on each package.
All others are worthless. Dishonest DRUGGISTS en-
deayor TO sell the CounterfeitS to make greater pro-
fits. n. BIN all cases where the genuine cannot
be obtained, One Dollar enclosed to the sole PRO
prietor, JOB MOSES, Is Cortland St., New Iork,
will insure a bottle of the genuine, containg Fifty
pills, by return male, securely sealed rom any
of its contents. May isyi1i
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-10-19
FROM HON. GEO. W. wooDwAfD,

Chief Justice of the Supreme Cont Of PennsylyaniA
PHiLADKLPBIA, March 10, 1857.
- Ind Il Hoofdnds German Bifters IS not an t"eoD
Geaifno beverage, bat is a good tonic, tsSL ~ dtsoTaS+
IF Ee digestive organs, and of great osnsu - cuANV
debiJity and soant of neyrous action, IN me Sgae~-
" Go ". WOODWARD.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-10-19
DELL TY
Blood Purifiers

eeer knoscn, and sviH ctre al diseases resulting Jron
I'd blood Keep ys,s SsSss s g;'s issf 1sg y9ss.
= . soisaSs sasalSg zssoHditas', sg dc , sss
Of these renaedfes,E z@EAdnd no dfsedse -
crer dssaI Uox. The 6eSf men IN Me country recomE1tnd
Ehen. If gears of honest reputatioa 90 for smyth'"S
ross must try these preparations. k sex
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-10-19

I recommend the following
ten commandments to a careful
consideration:
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-10-19
Marble, Granite, M0m-
ssa1seMts, Head ana
Tomb Stones

ofevery style and to suit purchasers. HAVING i9ng
oxnarience and the best of wOrkmen IN our employ
we u y B. T. MILAN q SON.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-10-19

Honor thy father
and mother and fol-
low their example by
buying your clothing
of M. Sturm, for such
is the place where
you get your money
back.