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York at 1920 Il. NJ THE SAME DAY,
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r. M.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-01
DE ADyIsED!
Keep Il a. Haadi

Keep Il A Hond!
This dread disease rtihuircs prompt action.
as snon as the hcarsc, %,clIsw+ cough Is heard
apply the rtmeds, ani it is easily subdued;
Bnt Delay Dangerous!
BY" The properliI of the EXrECTo-
RANT nrc demnlceH, nutritiye, balsamic.
soothing aud healing 1t braces the nervous
system and producespleasant and refreshing
sleep.
II ErAl7@ruiex md R,72eccs Gloominess
UV"f IMPRESSION.
Containing %alt'iheS qaalitie. in y convon
lent and cosfen,ratef Form, il has proven 10
be Ike
Most Hlaa:g Lnns-Ba am
ever offered tksuGeraa from Pulmonary dis
eases;
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MtnIoS CouNrY, Texas, Aug. I, 1865
%. ). PnornirT-HsSr SIR. Iwrite YOU I
TO inform you that I have hecn troubiS
great deai with Indigestion. but AFTER as
one hoitte of your Liver Medicine, Il (
great relief ! oliessfuiiy recormendi d.
n good Family Medicine, aud feel comic
tistt IL Is good for anything for Wild:
claims 10 be an antidote.
Very respectfully, DICK LoGKETH,
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FOEs GsggUP

No mother should ever be without n bottle of
the EXPEGToSAs,T athe house. We have
numerous ceriitcatesg af lis hayine relieved,
almost instantly, theslittlc sufferer, when
death appeared almossineriiable.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-01
COMPOUND ACID,
PHOSPHATE Or LIME.
FOR CoMposTlNG WITH COTTON SEED.

HNHIS ARTICLE is MANUFACTURED
by the PACIfIC GuAN0 COMPANY
ut Charleston, :. G., under superintendent
of DR.. ST. JULIENSRAVENEL. When COM
posted with mn equal weight of Cotton Seed,
its results htsse been found fully equal to the
best standard fertilizers, Its economy must
commend il 70 the notice of planters gener
ally,
For specific directions for composing and
for supplies, apply to Il n. R0BSIN,
Selling Agent, Charleston, sc.
no. s. REESE Co., General Agents,
Baltimore.
dec q I'd
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PROPHETS PAIN XIII TT

Fbfs IL the celebrated medicine tf.at
Perry Davis. Pain Killer out ofthe mar
wherever IL was sold. Davis made pron
change the name from Pain Killer toi4
Nil 1t. For Rheumatism, Neuralcit.
pain of any kind il has no equal For
Bruises, Burns, or old sores, it is thaJ
thing you can use rs a dressing. For Sn
Bites or Sings OF Poisonous Insects. III
perfect Aniidote. IL is good for Collie. Cd
Coughs, or Aowet Complaint. us NJ
indicates its insure fully. II is truly DH
to pain. Manufactured and sold BY III
rIEtE 4 Go, Aianias Ca, and for salt
all druggists.
DooLY County, Ga April. ls67.ATh
its certify that / was confined 10 the ho
n most Of the time TO my bed, and suf
ing the creates. agony imaginable
~Rhennaafism- for Gee ..H=a
ing every available remedy, with no relies
was cured With two bottles of DR.. o.
Prophitt,s Amcdyne Pain XIII liz each e.
ing nifty cents only. IL relieved me ais,
instantly. / therefore recommend 1t M
highest degree to others suffering from
elar dlsease.- L can say that il is one of
hnest family medicines nov out, certain
Yours truly, w. 4. F0REHAND.
Doo.y County. GA. Oct. 81. 1se7-
0. =, PRoPHirr. L have, daring the
eighteen months, used your Pain Kill Ii,
consider il unequaled by nnything for
In the head, breast, back or side ; anc
cplic nothing gives relief halt so osIic
your Anodyne Pam Kill. 1t is doing II
good IN the community in other famiIit
my own. Yours, &C., ID. L. POREIANl
NEwToS Factory, GA. Nov, 1871
Prophitt: Last summer my horse spnA
his Knee severely, causing the whoisM
swell to about twice ii natural size9
rendering him almost helpless; Two ami
tions ofyour Anodyno Pain XIII IL thorot
y cured i. JOHN Is. DAyIg
CERTIFICATE.
STATE OF GEoRGIA,-FoLros Cs93
Know all men by these presente, That tt
this day, for value received. sold md M,
ferred u Bfadfield & Co. The solo ritt
manufactsre and sell my Family Model
and hayet furnished them with fi,s full
cipes, and have authorized Eshe said 81
field & CD, TO print, or have printed, ;
thing they may see proper concerning
and all o%fIabove named Medicines, q
10Th day ofJune, 1870.
lSgnedl o. s. PRoPHfTT
In presc4ce OF Thomas j.. Jones, Rois
Crawford, Nptary Public. It. 81
Manufactured and Tor sale bv BRSpFIE
& CO., BrAd street, Atlania, Ga, AID
sale by all dlmggtsts.
Aug y II
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TO CONSUIPTIvEs

It is Invaluable, asifIimmcdiatciy relieves
the difficult breathing 5bd harrassing cough
which attends that dis use.
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Fort AarHsgA

II is q specifc-oEs 6#e often relieving the
distressing choking, aea producing calm and
pleasant repose.
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lR E D

& sssivh ttlo niehsess SeyESfrA
9es, taintuI Montb- :
ief'o1ss hheumac
su Inc Daek ana
" ny Irregular eien-
.u rtioL ifoiporrhage
). naessise ,fioY, and Prolapsns utef
sava gd,ns y me womb. These dlscl
49, 49, psen treated successfully.
rsa.aSs ~ sought dbigSntly for
~ tnAt would snbale them TO t9
a, iaa : WIN succssps
nv ono ~ Us nv. lohsuy mas pcsn discosg
State of Geore;a TI,a. TX. ~ sssfhps lnf
| FfHEDts FEsiA1E Jyra .f srnp - !;
nnyeIv voso,. ~ - !. ~
| GIN iv 3. .n.,ss - 49, ~ IN ntntiASs
fhe.blo,d aad s, ,aap ~ VII PIE
{rr;ta,;ba af.ha 49,. Sys.enl, FestsE
specisc fo, ali ths 49, ~ - pers$s
tain 8 onra no G,,;nina "a ~ s,ts,s- IS sd
srs I Fnn : ~ hs pu.nise y IN sniiis and f
cutes of it's wonderful c,eas 81 ra.a ss
referred to the wrapper atoupd IA hssj
! Eye,,, bo,,Ie ~, ,a ,,.dI ~ 49, ~.
or money rounded
LaGKsNos7 a, Marci, or 5s-o
rIgLp & CO.. ArI.xrs 80 ~. 49,
take pleasure in stating t,atT bare ,,sa,
| the last t,yentv Se.rsp ~ sa,sa:s ussu
| putting i'm. known no mn No
FEMALE nnouIAron. and cans;ler; = ~ H.
combinations ever gotten far ,i,s d;saasss
,n;,sn LIS tecoihinenaed nave been (
H.. PIesofipuon 9ohi as o prs
49," neaicihe anu IN aot1esiic pra
: bean NV :, ean nonessy say thatl consider
tint srerv iaJn ~ - w. WIS.,, any can nutnu
be suffering in any way peculiar to their 81
may be able to procure n bottle. that ths
suffcrings may not only be relieved. blt thI
they may be restored to health and straprt
With hcy kihdest regards, I am. respeci0sif
w. B.FERRELL. al. d
We, the undersigned br,ro5s,s ~
ere in comnsenaina 10 tie t,ade r.
| Braifcld,s FcmoIe -.
to be a good and reliable remedy sor 81
son. Teyior a eo4. Ailaatal ie aaas j
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C%iiSRLoTr. X. G., Sept. 81, 1aes-I III
used pr. o.S. Prophitfs Liver MsdicinS
a toms, and founti it to DC powarfnts
eiticacIous- IL is excellent for funcsi4.
d~eranfement Q ftic liver or c~onstipatfos
the bowels; IN most cases s~upcrsaiing
necessity OLA regular cn,frse OF medicine.
Ed. MElSABDIE. a. 81.
Xxx Pastor T~xscn Oh
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-09

promptcr of the Band. All executed thciI
parts in the most satisfactory manner.
Miss Annie E.ichclhcr%er presided II, tie
piano as principal during the evening"
She Thoroughly understands the art divine
and is an excellent performer on mahogany
and ivory.
Miss StriI, Mcbride sang beautifully and
with bcWitriing cadence, which was greet
ed by a full house (soo) the airS-"Oit in
the Silly Night "Whrrc the Honey Bee
Sucks, and judith and lIaitorna.'
Iryo-Irot II. DicIman, Ross Hunter
and Maj .. A. iIorncr-thr words by the
late Prot. George II! Miles, and the music
composed by Prof. D;r!inan. This was
grand and charming. The Band perform
cd The Moclling Brl," the "Rrindrcr
Qnrkstcp," and "B'ilIin% Castles in the
Air.
The piano was Mrs. d. C. AdclSbcrycr,
Of Tie Western Maryland Hotel, in prvlm-
ring the dresses and arranging the toilets,
her ,nst" and Judgment were elegantly dis
played on this OCCASION MIS- James Hell
man exhibited Il remarkably fine taste in
a!l arranging the figures Miss
Annie Ejchcbcrgcr prepared the ti@ar,s
and cave the gentlemen lEeirro$.ions.
IL" whole entertainment pissed of TO
the delight OF all proscn, and So, TO WAS
realized at a SN,'l entrance Zee.
The ladies jl,l gentlemen, "$ the amilse-
m"Ml was 50 wei! received, contemplate
@iNin" another exhibition at some future
day, when the Iab!cauN Will b" arranged
GA more r3lrn9i}" ;>,l}r. base omitted
much but have ljEtu the @rHyrll outlines.
Irh,r. ,.,,, ...,...i. S.,tpr,- ,niIir1 fin,
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| G.57' We think Our Railroad lne;-
5 neers. and Managers Of the I.ocomo-
| tivcs had better finish the roads they
have on hand before they commcnrn
} the construction Of now ones. One
: "snorting horse at u time, if YOU
please gentlemen
FoOT CHUsHED.--Cn last Saturday.
Thomas Benncr, who resides at Catoc
tin Furnace, had his foot badly crush.
ed by a wagon heavily loaded with
iron orc, running over it. DR.. James
Stokes rendered the necessary sur9ic-
al aid
Beg Pork is selling in Wavneyboro'
Pa, at S;6 per hundred and in West
Minister at $3.50. Here it is ycntila
ted a shade or two higher.
ORGANIzED-1he newly elected
Board Of County Commissioners organ
at Frederick on last Monday, by cleo
ting Lewis Crawford, Esq, Of Sabilas
vile, President, and appointing L. A.
Gittingcr, clerk. John G. Motter Esq
was also appointed Attorney for the
Board. These gentleman are all we'll
qualified for the position to which,
they have been chosen.
Aa45" AcclDENT.-Somc DAYS since a
:, I
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A CvR1osIrY.--A child of JOSEF
II. Knott, residing near MI. ST. Mary
College, which is about six or SIEVE
weeks old, has its hands and toes a
glued together. It's gums are all
split. The child cannot breath
through the nose. Its head is larg,
In other respects the child is health
and sound in all its parts.
NICE PoTAroEs.- Miss Cecilia We
ty, young Lady Of the mountain, i
Emmitaburg DiStrict,raIscl some yer
line "peach Bios ON and "Goodrich
potatoes Oh the "CAerry Grove tarl
this year.
Fairfield RAILROAD.-We learl
that Joseph S. Git, Chief Enginee
of the Emmitsburg Railroad, com
monced on Tuesday, the 2Sth Of No
ve,nber, to survey the line Of the Fair
field Railroad, to connect with tin
Emmit~burg Railroad at lImmitsburg
The 1I."nds Of this road appear to b'
in earnest about the matter. Success
to Them
GesF> We have had considerable rail-
and bad weather for raiIroading the
past few weeks, and has, as we learn
retarded the work Of grading to q
considerable extent, and 50 with all
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I'lIll CLARION.
WE'LL VI NJ H. ID.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
EersinnirstoNE. December 8, 1871.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,

Snow DRlrTs.-On the line of the
Northern Pacific Railroad on the 2Sth
of November, the Thermometer stood
at % degrees below zero; trains We're
stopped by drifting snow,ond the tel
cgraph wires We're broken in several
places.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ely SHERIFF sAUvlNEr, at S o'clock, at sher.
Ifs warehouse, No. "A st. Ann street. sixteen bar
Te!s vinegar, two boxes candies one letter
fress and one platform scale-Mrs. Ellen NJ.
took IS. David Frey.
BY DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable FiIst Justice
Court, at II O'clock, at No. l39 Julia street,
OF OF household furniture.
BY NEVILLE 4 VAN SOLlNGEN 1t II O'Clock,
1T Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, lot
OF ground and three-s:o-y brick house on
Camp street.
ES CHARLES E. PORTER, AZ 10 o'clock, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, lot OF ground and
two-story brick residence, No. 1853 Robin street
SUCCESSION of Benjamin 8. Tappan, r.
BY E. NJ. B. J. MONTGOMERY, at 400. o'clock.
al Old Auction Mart, 8. Camp street, 1as dozen
assorted sizes German plate looking glafses; at
..e,eE o'clock, new and second hand furniture,
!srge H.: of unclaimed property, esch re-
veivers coffee, watches, stoves, trunks shot
Guns etc; at one O'clock, a, Nc. 80 Rampant
street saddle horses and mares trott.Lg horses
aoctors' horses, plantation horses and nules;
a, enc O'clock at Nos. 1913 and loo Rampant
street, one cGrriaGe-MusnaHay vs. Madden.
EY c. 4. G!RARDEY l. CO., at II o'clock, at Mer-
ch.u;s and Auctioneers' Exchange, lot O. ground
ard three story brek store, No. 1874 TclOupi-
toulas street-succession Of C<i-ncroSs Ntsbitt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
SHERIFFS SALES.

Theodore Bailly Blanc hard, Jr:. ". Mrs.
Christine Gieseke, widow Franz Stulenrauch,
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
No. 24790.
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
D to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, III the
above entitled cause will proceed to SELL at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' E1-
house streets in the Second District of this city on
SATURDAY, January 70, 1871. at twelve o'clock NJ,
the SESTaS ST with the
two.story brick buildings, house and kitchen. and
dependencies, and all the rights, ways and servi-
tides privileges and adyantages thereto atacned
late First Municipality, now S!e second District
Of this city, in the square bounded by Bayou road,
Barracks, IRENE and Pauche streets, the said lot
being designated by the number two, on the plan
annexed TO an act before A. Doriocourt, notary
public in this city, OF tenth July. 1867 sale by
Field, to Christine Geseke, widow of Franz Stubtn
rauch, according to which it measures nineteen
feet front said Bavou road, eighteen feet front
the line nnet five feet four inches on tSe
line dividing il from lot number three on said
plan and measuring rs Follows on the line dividing
il from lot number one ortyseven feet two inches
q line parallel with TrelGe street, from letter
to letter b, thence opening seven feet six inches
from letter Cto letter d. thence thirteen feet seven
inches and four lines from letter d to letter +, on
feet one inch from letter to letter +, n line par
allel with Tresnc street, thence seven feet six
inches from letter to letter G. parallel with Bayou
road; thence twenty one feet eleven inches from let
ter & to letter H. parallel with Irene street. the said
Inc separating it from lot number one being broken
as aforesaid and as it appears on said above men
toned plan; the line of said lot fronting on an
alley three feet and six inches wide, common to
said lots and others, as appears by said plan.
Beng the same property acquired by Mrs Chris
tine Gie-eke, widow of Franz Stubenrauch. now
wife o. f. Hoeffner, from Louise Marie Eliza Du-
hourg widow OF Seaman Field, as per act before A.
Doriocourt, notary in this city, dated the tenth
day of July. 1867.
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Ca on the SPOT.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Attention, RepubIicHns.-C Come One,
Come All-all ReImbi Ems and citizens who
DESTROYS OF becoming members o, The Henry Clay
Warmotf Guards Association o. tie Sixth. District
%. New Orleans Gate the City OF JeGfers0u), re-
ouested to meet at Felix Laruies corner Of rcho'l
ii ouas street and Napoleon aveuue, SATJ hDAi,
January 81 1911 at O'Clock =. NJ tor the pI!T-
pose of Organizing the above ASSOCIATION on per
iuaneu- tas:s J. J. GUT. ERtEZ,
u. LkTHiEGUE,
+a2I T. FELIX LAt.U!E.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

4 ssEsrs, ttANTED-FoR SATAN N So
n ctty-s new Doo.l Of universal Al abiding
value. Written from .ilgl moral ard phys .o'oGi
RAJ s:an;,-,: n i. shows how Satan - lrhn out
h.3 most dangerous des 9n-, th'crgr q "rrn,
direction OF certain ot the has~r p37s.on. .ne
important subjects liscIls.et lai". with the
utmost dhra"Y, ret iii sHs! fore ..I ..4grct-
thai here az Iiistail!H the -t4 rs mean
ing. The work j. FRESH from the nau Of one of or
ai,st Physicians and Medical pIr--ss a. deals
directly with great evil! from whi"H spr.ng phSs
cal ..rt moral degrade. ION socia.t d,c0"t. and
domestic Iuttlir'l; that tat are 50! g the
very foundations Of society. Il IS WEI cac:I-attd
to produce a profound iliTrcssi and to do
good inst in proportion as !, = read sort -tour
sample pages with circulars, giving pr.t "ulars,
sent free {. +. VENT, Publisher,
jaly II "a Sc West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21


X. f. ADAMS, Secretary. jan :.
IN STORE AND FOR SALE BY
G. CAVAROC & SON,
No. j........ Exchange Place ,.......,N Nc. 5.
5000 DEAnJoHNs Of one gallon
1000 DENIJOHNS of three gallons.
$50 caaee CLARET, Chateau Dillon.
GO cases CLARET, St Julien, Fin.
Is cases CLAREr, ST. Estephe, Fn.
lao casee CLAREf, Chateau Talbot.
100 cases CLARET, Chateau Telrefolt.
II cases CLARET, Grand Vim MargauI.
Is cases CLARET, Grand Win LeOvL1e.
eases CLARET, Chateau Lafitte
80 cases WHITE WINE, Graves.
$50 cases WHITE WINE, Ordinary 'ha-e"s de'ar-
$50 cases WHITE WINE. Fin s.sute,ne.
Is cases WHITE VINE, La Tour Kaneh'.
Is cases MUSCAT. de Frontignan.
"a cas-s MUSCAT. de Lune,.
300 casks RED VINE, &. NJ. L.
5000 cases RED WINE, @. N. L., STE ...e :.,; 81.
LOues.
500 cases RED WINE, st. Jalier ordinary.
1890 cases OLIVE OIL, de Nice, quarts.
500 cases OLIVE OIL, de Nice, pints
50 cases OLIVE OIL, de Nice, snpe-hne.
$50 cases, 100 half boxes SARblEES.
so cases WEYMOUTH de ChGmbery.
20 cases MARsASCUIS Marie BriAard Roce-.
% cases ASlSETIi; Marie Brizard Roger.
II cases QCE1CH. baa de vie de P1une Hoffman
Forty.
Is cases EAT DE NOrX, Hoffman Forty.
I0 cases HUILt; DE IlRSCh, Hoffman Forty.
50 cases viEUX kIRSCH, Hoffman Forty
80 cases Ct 40 Marie Rrizayd Roger.
IS packages COGNAC, Z. Nlczinier.
20 packages tOGNAG, Achille Petit, 1910
10 packages COtiEiC. Coco. Fere 6 IL.
100 cases CO'SAC, Coco. Fere Els.
100 cases CO,NAC, Achille Petit, 18lC
80 cases CprSAC, Ordinary SeiguOure. trcy.s.
rs cases COt,EA(, 1880, SeisnO,lret Freres.
IS cas- s Co'iSAC 1856. Sc lnoure. Freres.
800 baskets H NpAGEE, J. RoussilloD :, o.
IS cases CHAMPAGNE, EUg. C1.cguo! Givsye
Marques.
- cases CHAMP &C -, Hoe: [ ChaY...oE.
20 cases CHAMPAGNE, we Ilier .1ot.
70 cas+s CHAMPAGNE, A,umn & &C.. Divers
tlaroues.
30 casks RED WINE, Cote &c Eorc.
q casks RED VINE. Chateau Dillon.
IS halt-casks RED WINE, Chateau EiIci.
% casks RED WINE, Cote de FroHsac,
80 Casks RED VINE Eontferrand
20 half- casks RED WINE, Montferr.nt..
" casks WHITE VINE. kntre deUH Me-.
30 bbls WHITE VINE, Entire ddu1 M.rs
cases PRESENTS de- Rodel & Els tre,es.
Chapons rrutes. Veau an Petits Iois.
fintades r:fit~, Buul en- Dal.be
Licvrcs Truti.-, Foies dc Veal
Saucs.es Trutiee, Cuisses ct Ailee d. 20.
Foies entier T.ufie>, lai.l-s.
Civets lie LievTe. Bee:steaks SSute.,
Tetes de Eeal, Laugues FouII-e>,
Ar:!c hands "a Ec-de. uates Foies Graz
.aise, perdreaux,
Dndes Rot es t.is de, Veal; AL JG,s
Veau en- CarDoAnite, kis de Ve;su Cseile.
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