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MRS. a. MCCORMICK.
AT the Store of II, II. K}WiPD

/ d Il ! \ !;
&A HAS on hand and daily TO.
6XMN& ceiving the latest and most
bEafN fashionable atyles in HATS.
SeNWSEA RIBBONS, LADIES' SUITS and
&&HAf MILLINERY GOODS generally
@EM Vy and would call attention to the
GHM following specialtips:
HYV bERLIN WHITE CHIP HATS
ggi VIENNA WHITE CHIP HATS
,Ihe VIENNA WHITE CHIP BONNET is a
charming Head Dress, popular and graceful
LEdHOkN HATS, OF all qualities and in
endless varieties, trimmed with tassel and Mt
unparalleled low prices. '''N "'
May IL MRS A. MCCORMICK.
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Refined Oil.
TOTTON SEED REFINED OIL. nv tbeoo,
~ lon or barrel. Also, in glass. nints s"d
quarts. For saletow. n HOpE
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Tho Celebrated Stallion nnckebo+

AHo oOeieDIateu Stallion Euckshot.
Mn OWNED by @. r. FRANKLIN.
s7szRszFa88 M VIII stand at Owen Daley's Sta.
eiseiEaaY 70 bles, on Assembly street, from
kAusEbxNtI me oth OF May until the 18th Of
!, ,BUCKsaoF lie bright sorrel, 15A hands
pEDlGREE.:B Buckshot sired by Young
Eatts5 Is toa NE py Old Coy atler pegrss
Black Rosn; Grand dam Steel Filly: ale hs
sired by tho old imported Steel; Black Rose
sired Dy Abdallah. and ho by tho I'D Imported
MARES will be taken CHARGE If 81 no,on,s
Stables, and they will receive the hest attoyr'
tion. TO "a and charges Reasonable. Not reeponsi.
= TERMS.-s2O.00 in advance. 81 90 for the
H H.0OH.. May limo
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North Carolina Hay.
TX BALES good N. @. HAY, for eale low
y ~ DY II IIn -
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Choicest May Butter.
< TUBS "Gilt Edge" new GOSHEN BUT.
Z LEs. GEO. SYMMERS
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1.-THE WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE
CHORUS BOOK

tho book to be used at the coming Great
T. j. FESTIVAL. 1t is now in the hands OF the
2o,0Oo singers who are to compose the choir.
The music was carefully selected by the
Music Committee, and the book will be a
popular and useful book for use in all MUBI-
GAL Z, II SOCIETIES. and should be in the hands
OF all in the audience at the Coliseum. IL is
the very best kind of Libret.o.
10 Octavo Pagesi Price, 75 cents.
Exquisite Song and Chorus.
TIE BEAUTIFUL DAYS THAT ARE PAST
Howard cents. - ~ :
THE HOUR OF SINGING.
BY L. 0. EMERSON and ". g. TILDEN.
Has been adopted promptly, on examipa.
ton by large number OF teachers of
HIGH SCHOOLS.
For which its happy arrangement Of Theory.
E1eroises, and l, q. 8 and 4. part Songs. admi.
rAbly adapt it. Price, $1.O0.
Capital Song for Young Singers.
NAUDlE AND THE BLUE-BIRD.
Hackleton-80 cents.
on receipt OF retail! price.
or., OLIVER DITsoN & CO.. Boston.
CHAe. 81. DITSON d co., New York.
May1 s4
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NHEvIOT DERBY SUITS.
" Blue and Black Morning Goats,
Cashmere Light Mixed Suits.
Black and Blue GRANTEES.
Youths. Boys and Children's Suits.
New style and handsomely ma do Star sbirts
Silk scarfs. Ties. Bows, Of the latest style.
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs.
HATss HATsii HATs,!,
Splendid line: The beet and chea peat IN
spring style. VOL
III. L. KINARD. is WJr.Ey
April 19 -
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
w Hess has anything you
want at fair prices.
Kellogg as. WarnaOth.

We have received since writing our
article on the Political Situation, New
Orleans papers of Tuesday last, and
from the Republican, We make the fol-
lowing extract, all that We can see
bearing upon the question of the con-
test going on between WarmOth and
Kellogg.
thronged again yesterday with people anxious
to know what il to he the result of the ease
pending there, growing out of the late elec-
tions i'm this State. Judge Durell having an
nounced that he had determined to proceed at
once with the main question, United States
District Attorney Beckwith opened the argu-
ment and spoke at great length, ably defend
ing the jurisdiction of the court in the matter
under consideration, touching with great
force every point of Importance Involved
therein. In the commencement of his argu-
ment Mr.. Beckwith stated that the late war In
this country had determined that the first
duty of citizenship was to the supreme gov
eminent, and that the old States rights doc
trine that the citizens first allegiance was t.
his State had passed away with the order Ol
things He argued that in the indecent scram
BILE for Office that was going on In TINS country
at the present time, and particularly in this
State. whcpe one set of men stood ready tG
Dust auother set from office by force Of muscle
rather than reason, it was necessary for gov.
eminent to do something to restore order
The congress of the Uniied States hac adept
ed appropriate legislation for the enforcement
of the new amendments to the constitution
securing equal rights to all citizens, without
distinction of color or previous condition. and
if any citizen or citizens had been denied these
rights in the late election in this, Mr.. Beck
with argued that redress was clearly to bt
had under the enforcement act in the federal
courts. He spoke fully two hours, and, with
out any seeming attempt at eloqnence, fire.
quently became eloquent. At the conclusion
of Mr.. Beckwith's argument the court adjourn.
ed until to-day, when Mr.. 3 mines will resume
the argument for the defense. As number OF
eminent lawyers are to be heard in this case
il is more than probable that several days
will be consumed in hearing counsels.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30

The correspondent of the Atlanta
COnstitutiOnalist, writing from San
Antonio, Texas, gives this account of
the morals of the place: ''This is Sun
day, and I'll try and tell you what l
have seen to day. In the morning |
passed an untold number of bar,rooms,
and in all of them people, and the best
citizens, too, playing billiards or cards,
of course for drinks, and for the crowd;
really. If you won't drink and piay
billiards on Sunday you are not re-
spectacle. There are more bar-rooms
in San Antonio than any place out Of
Texas to its size in the United States.
As sit in my room now at IL o'clock
at night, hear the band playing at
the circus, and not very tar off IL a
panorama on exhibition. To-day / was
walking along the street, when ! was
suddenly stratled by hearing lot of
boys shouting and the band playing ;
l looked up, and inst then it all came
in sight. 1t was this; the circus with
all its riders, performers, etc., in regu-
lar circus style, were coming down the
street, with the band playing, the boys
shouting, and ever so many Mexicans
and straggIers following them. Re-
member, this was on Sunday. Imag-
inc all the barrooms opened on Sun
day at home, billiard playing, drink
ing, and last, but not by any means
least, a troupe of performers dressed
in their tights riding down the street
with a band playing"
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
~ Gice Hess q caU bcfOre
buying elSetChere.
THE BIG SHOW.


For the second time within twelve
months, the citizens of Alexandra
and the surrounding country, are to
be edited and entertained, by witness
ing the Exhibition and Performances
of Combined Monster Circus and
Menagerie, which is expected to arrive
here and perform on the 9th OF next
month, as advertised in the display
notice which will take up 80 much Of
our space-this week an6 next. The
last great establishment of the kind
which visited us did SO under con
centation of unfortunate circumstan
ces caused by bad weather and in'
passible roads, but there is every
prospect now, that no such misadven.
ture will befal the one now expected,
as the roads are Sisaeadid, and cannot
well get very bad before the day OF Elk
hibition. We said that the. show
goers would most probably be both
entertained aud edited, entertained
by the skill, grace and intrepidity OF
the equestrians, and the broad wit OF
the clowns, and edited by seeing so
many specimens OF the unknown ami
NAL world, and having their habits
and haunts explained by competent
and intelligent attendants
The programme promises richly, and
from the many approving and compli-
mentary notices We have seen in our
exchanges, from points where the es-
tablishment has already exhibited, We
have no doubt it will be rigidly and
faithfully carried out, and we antici-
pate for all fond of such amusements,
particularly the young folks, and onr
light-hearted compatriolts, the colored
as rich treat in witness
ing tie diversified spectacles. particu-
larlylhs performance of the educated
mules and the riding of the wonder
fill Cynocephalus or Man Monkey or
Man.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
~ For good articles at faii
prices go to Hess.
a CARD.
II. l.. DAIGRE,
Parish Judge.

Ny attention has been called to the petition
fled in the contested election case of OrsbOrn
vs. Seay, to which my name, among Others, is
signed. My signature was obtained throngh
error, induced by fraud and misrepresentation
on the part Of said Osborn. When he asked
me if 1 had any objection to his contesting
Judge Seay's right to the seat, told him
had none, and then either signed, or permit
ted him to sign my name to the paper without
reading it, find, on reading it in the news
Taper, that it charges fraud and other ill prac-
tice at the election on the part of Orsborns OPP
ponents. Now, of this know nothing and
certainly would never have made any such &C.
cusation. Owing to my peculiar position as an
oflice-holder i kept away from the election and
am utterly ignorant of the manner in which il
was conducted. Moreover, would be the last
man ts sign any statements unless person
ally knew the facts set forth to be true.
MICHAEL LEGRAS.
Alexandria, La, November y, 1872.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30

Too Coon TO Re LosT.-A year or two be-
fore our war distinguished American editor
was in Paris, and was looking one day, with a
fellsw- American, at the pictures in the Louvre,
and talking of their country. 1.-THE fact il"
said the editor, ''that what we need in Ameri-
ca is darued good licking" A foreigner,
who stood by and heard the remark, smiled
eagerly, as if he knew a nation that would
like to administer the castigation. "Yes, sir, /"
appetite, and joiniag in the conversation,
Chat is just what gen do waut.n "But the
dificulty is,' conconued the editor to his
friend, as if he had heard nothing, "the diff
Guilty is that there's no nation in the world
that can lick u.s." So we turned to and lick
ed ourselves and we shall all behave great
better for it hereafter
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30

- The particular and earnest at
tention of all our citizens, who are in
favor of aiding thecause ofcharity and
philanthrophy, without regard to bigot.
ted or scnctarian views...is called to
the notice Of the intended Fair, to he
given in aid of the Sisters of Mercy.
Indisposition prevents us from saying
all we wish in regard to the subject
this week. but we shall refer to it
again.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30

- BY his own request, we have
copied a card published by NJ. Legras
ESQ.,, relative to, or explanatory, of hi:
name appearing on Judge Orsborn's
petition against w. A. Seay, Esq
We presume that a majority of those
who signed said petition, thought like
ourselves, that it was a mere matter Of
form, and most certainly did not i'm
plicate i'm the slightest degree, Mr.
Seay as having praeticcd or counte
nanced any fraud, which should 1t be
proved and injnrc him, is to be con
silered his misfortune and not his
fault.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We call particular attention to the
rulc we have adopted relative to al
xrrt;sements and subscriptions. All
judicial advertisements will be charged
at the legal rate of 81, per square iol
each insertion and must be paid fol
after the first insertion, or they will De
taken out. Subscriptions and tran
silent advertisement payable invariably
in advance.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Particular Notice Is called to the fact
that no one except the present Editor
and CO. Proprietor of the Gazette is au-
thorized to collect, or arrange any OF
its past or present dues. This arrange
ment was made with the former pro,
prietor, by written contract, therefore
no receipt is good signed by any one
else.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
The death of Capt. Treville Landry, an oil
resident Of West Baton Rouge, is reported.

The drouth continued mp to the I'd, to vex
the people of Iberville parish. Some planters
there had commenced grinding, and the aver
are yield was about one hogshead to the acre.
A Joint stock company 10 organizing in the
town of Plaquemine, to establish an academy
or college there, TO be attached to the Catho-
lie Church Of ST. John.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
NOtice!

All persons owing the Gazette for
subscriptions or advertisements, are
requested to call and settle with the
present co.proprietor, I. G.. Compton
who alone is authorized to collect and
receipt for all back dues.
GEO. Y. KELSO.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
AS Good as Married.

Subioined we give as a matter Of
public information, a decision OF Hon.
II. L. Daigre, Parish Judge, on sub
iuct which we had regarded as immu-
tably fixed, not only by law, but also
by public opinion. Perhaps, however,
the matter comes under the subject of
Reform, which the Judge and his par
ty are so clamerous for. We do not
think, however that this decision of
Judge Daigre will add as much to his
legal reputation, as the one delivered
in the case of the Office of Public Ad-
ministrator, which judgment by the
by, we are informed has been reversed
by the Supreme Court.
Mr.. EDIToR-I give below "a judg-
ment rendered by our Parish Judge,
at the late Term of the Parish Court,
of startling interest to the public.
The plaintiff enjoined the sale of a
mule, seized by creditor OF JEFF
Compton, alleging that it was her pro
perty, and that the said defendant,
was not, and never did have any
ownership i'm the mule seized.
On the trial, she sustained her allie
cations clearly, but it was shown by
the defense, that she was the concu
bine of Compton, and not his wiIe
they both admitted that they were moi
married. Now we have always thought
that tn constitute a marriage, it waI
necessary that the parties should Oh
tain license from competent authOri
ty, and that marriage ceremony
should be performed by person com
petent and authorized to do SO. W.
have also believed that under law g
community of acqnets and gains only
existed between parties legally mar
ried, but if this judgement be correct
and we are mistaken, all that is neces
sary to constitute legal marriage, j.
for two parties to live together as MAJ
and wife, will it not follow that if per
sons who have lived together as MAJ
and wife, desOlve voluntarily the con
nectiOn, they will cease to be man ant
wife in law.
Teresa Lamoth
, VS.. NO. S2|
D. Kughnagle. }
This is an injunction to prevent the sale o
a mule claimed as the property of the Plain
tiff in Injunction. The Plaintiff and Je
Compton are proven to have lived together a
man and wife, for a series of years. The evi
dence is conflicting as to the claims of each O
: the mule. But it is not necessary to decid
, this question, such connection as THIS
, treated in law as a marriage, the origins
debt having been contracted during covertur
I it was community debt and the propert
having been bought during coyerture, is cou
munity property, regardless of the spouse VIII
, purchased it, it was thus liable for the com
munity debt Let the Judgment be Dissolve
{ at Plaintiffs costs.
II. l.. DAIGRE,
) Parish Judge.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30

II For cheap bargains and
your moneys worth, call on
Hess.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30

v The weather is still cold.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
pRoFEssoR FELIX MCDONALD,


Thrilling Exhibition displaying ne Power OF Nan over ,hc ~
Creation CentleInany and weinformed Animal Attends
will constantly found IN front OF the Animal cages, ready
give any information thai may he dcsire-s
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30


The Costumes and General Parapharnalia
IRE Of the most costly and magnificent while the Cons
paau Surpassed. No salary no matter now great
the Management rom securing the ios'
Brilliant Stars III The Equestrian ornament.
REID OEH ROLL OF TiLEyT
NILE cARLoTrA the Daring AM Beautiful Premiere EquesE
MILE LIZ GALE. the Graceful French Equestrienne.
M Ia TORT Exponent OF tho Parisiaa
MRS. cuAs KING, the Gifted Equessrienne
FERDINAND ToURNAIRE, the Champion Iiorseman.
MR. GEO DEIloUs, the Wizard ITorseman and Equibrs
TIE WOyDEPFUL CYyOcEPHALUS, the most remarka-
bic curiosity and performer modern times; mystery 70
solve Is il Man Monkey II has the shape and ha
OF the aboon Intelligence OF Man. performing nc
Horseback with oil the ease anu aeA-
tery Most Accomplished Equestrian
Mr. JAMES WARD Famed Jester and Champion Slack Rope
Performer.
DiS GARDNER, tho Funniest Man Alive.
CUTLER AND sME.iD, Cymnasts Extraordinary
Mr.. LUKE RIVERS, the Versatile Pete Jenkins
MR. GEO CUTLER the Modern who will appear In hh
extraordinary performances with Cannon Bals
MR. FRED HERBERT Versatile Equestrian Also, Messrs
CONNER MARSH HARLAN, CLEMENTS, BREEZE, LA TORT.
LA clERQ and Host welselected Auxiares Remember,
Three Great Clowns, DAN GARDNER, JIMMY WARD, And
sICNoR BoLINo
The Stud of Educated Horses and Ponies
Cannot be cxceed and include Of the nnest imported
Arabian Stock
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
THE CIRCUS Department
The Costumes and General Paraph

VIII tls SEASON De ond especially attraeVe ~ tAleuse
been spared to render THIS part oil the hAhoilou Se
sloR CIRCUS tbs ROAD.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30


The must recommend itself to everyone ~
Oncofits being
that the Menage1e and not the Circus can
Evening In the Mcnagce and NH
sem, DEPARTMENTS being brought In contact With the
And the other hand those who wish TO
Also do so without hcfng an
OF Lions and The riatefig OF he ars
and Nonkevs The McndJcrie will he found tut
complete embracing Iorc Bctsss cnt Birds roli ts
cline. Read the List OF Animals: -.
Polar White B2ars, Royal BRAZILIAN ligers'
.,;,,ol and SrE,ited IIveras Alpaca of the Andes,
pmtbers Chinese and English
P,latine Sheep. fheslSin.s
Nav, Zealand E,nu King Lori Birds,
Mex;can Pecary Nebraska Buffalo,
Bactran Camels Performing Bears,
American Cougar Cinnamon Bear. of Oregon.
Chen du Prairie, fclneumans
Arabian Camel, Asatic Jaekals,
Senegal Leopard, Ant Eaters
African Purple Nlaeav African Ostrich,
Jet Black Liones, Spanish Macaws,
Chinese Kuydel Wheedi Birds,
O.ters from tho Sandwich Love Birds,
Islands, New Holland Kangaroos,
White and Grey Tropical Gold and Silver Pheasants,
Coekatoos. Amazon Black Tiger,
Paradise Birds. 10 varieties of Monkey
South American Parrots, Honeymoon Birds,
Talkinp Parrots Grey Wolf,
SYRIAN Goats. Civit and Musk Cats
Australian Birds, Of rare Porcupine, Hedgeh-s
colors Parrots, Night Bats,
Numidian Lion and Lioness Opossums Parquets,
Siberian Wild Beec Catamount, Ferrets,
Apes Babocns Madagascar Rabbits &c
Riding Monkeys,
The majority OF the above OF recent Importation iu OF m
yigor and ferocl!.
MILE PAULINE BUCCA,
Itv.t-
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-30
THE GRAND STREET PARADE.

Gtterng Pageant n mile long headed by the GOLDEN
CAR OF AURORA containing UNITED STATES SILVER C0RSEr
R,yp and followed y reinuc OF Magnificent Cace
Elegant Carriages and splendid Horses and Lrg Len Looss
win take place each day. near ~ - NJ ihis VIZ
lie a sight well worth travelling 20 miles 10 see
ear TWO EXHIBITIONS EACH DAY. "a
Afternoon Night open af and NJ seats oI es
cry Payions beautifully Illuminated IN he esens'
REMEMBER, ONE TICKET ADMITS you 70 BOTH SHOWS
The Mensrere Museum and Circus under separate Tents ponr
forget ay Keep eye upon US anu VAL oa
the Ing show and do not conund with OF tne
Shows that previously visited this section oSS
admits you the Menagerie Museum and clrcus
Prepare for us. Wait for us. See Vs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-08
Dr.C. BIGELOW.
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,

SONb1UENIlAL Ph1 SIOIAN,
Hhas removed from No. ITe South Clark st., cor
ner Of Monroe, to No. 464 SOUTH STATE
STREET, CHICAGO.
II is well known by all readers Of the paper,
hat Dr.. G. Bigslow 10 the eldest established
ply sician in Oaiesgo, who has made abe treat
aent OF all chronic and sexual diseases q ape
eisity. Science and experience have made Dr.
B. the most renowned SPECIALIST of the age
hopored by the press, esteemed of the highest
nedioal Attachments b. sill the medical in sti.
tutss OF the day, having devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perfetting rsmsd les
thst will cure pHIitiveiy the worst cases of
CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEASES of the
GENlTO URINARY ORGANS in both sexes,
Seminal Weakness, producing Eervou1ness.
Aversion to Society. Impaired Vision, Loss oil
Memory and Manhood, perfectly cHrsd. 1t i.
evident that one who confines himself to the
| study OF certain diseases, treating thousands Of
cases every yesr. must have greater skill than Q
physician IN general practice. Road his MED
| IcAL TREATISE for ladies AMI gentlemen. Sent
fires to any address a sealed en- velope Consul
| tation Free. The finest rooms In the city, with
Separate Psriors for ladies and gentlemen Cali
you see only the Doctor. Correspondence Con
| fd-ntial. Address all letters to Or. @. BIGK
| Low, No. 4h4 State st Office hours IRON A
N. to s P. VI Sundays P. M. to 5.
| H-B.-Lsdies. send for descriptive circular
If Pessarfe Remede, the best prevention Of con
ception known. Sent to any address: encIos
stamp jsnl0 dtwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-08
aPuoIAL SoTxons.
EBnM The EARLIEST AGES

To an. nr,.snt day, Borsfala mas been she bane,
ana. =, it we're, the curse OF mantind. Before
science had bssn developed and man had made
himself acquainted with the great sio-s--house
Of nature there 10 hnd remedies for the healing
OF the uOrld, this dissase had H. own way. 60
terrible And loAthsome had It been at some pc
Giods OF the worlds history, that person known
70 be infected with IL would not be Allowvd 70
mix with society. IL was then that the sins Of
youth were pantshea as tonE AZ life lasted, and
often handed down 10 generations Happily 10
our day the diseaso 10 stripped. Of its terror BY
al, use Of the ga N srrtsn's Root and Herb Jni.
ss,, .naths victim Of syphifis, serofuia, ulcers,
sores, pimples, blotehss, letters, 4o., ean be re
utorud 20 sound health IN few weeks. That
there are thousands nov whose conditions are
a. bad ~ wsrs those Of the dark agss We ere
well aware. kAny now fell TO lad . cure q,
well a. they did then. To all such We will fnr-
nish the sanaritAn's aoot and Herb Juices frs,
Of charge, uotil . poIitivS cure is sFscted.
All that has 90 be done is to furnish references
that payment will be mate after cure Is effect
ed, which Of course every honest psrson o1ghi
to be willing to do. The following will explain
1 hAa been troubled with an eruption aud ss
we're itching Of the skin for nu N Der OF years
[ spent all the money could spare trying to &c
rid Of 1t. 81 10 no perpose. Seeing that Des
mond 4 Co., 9l5 Race street, had offered TIT
Samaritan Root aaa Herb Juices. free .! ehsrg,
anti a eura Vas elected. 1 prooa rsd the remedy
giving as q reference that would pay wbei
\ cured, my employers, Messrs. Charles Burhsu
d 90, tin IN suufscturers. lf9 South Tenth 50
and In three weeks after commsncins the msdi
cine, I was entirely free Of the disease.
SAMUEL G. NRWBERN.
I PHILADELPHIA DeosmbeT 4, 185t.