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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
SHERIFFS SALES.


Andrew Hero. Jr.. vs.. Napoleon Under-
ENFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. orleans No. +53o.-By virtue of wit OF trIi
tacias TO NE directed nv the honorable the Fifth
D:stIlct court toI the parish of Orleans IN the
above emitted cause, | viii proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auc,ioreers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and C.ls-
tOmhouse streets IN the Second District Of this
city. on SATURDAY, July H. 1873, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property. to wit
NINE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together with
the Improvements thereon. and all rights. WAYS,
privileges AID appurtenaDces thereunt0 Uelon ing.
or III any VS. apperfanlnG. situated III the Siith
District OF this city formerly part OF The pa.sn OF
Jefferson il his city, in What is commonly ca led
BUrthe"i!le and designated as lots numbers TO
nlne lnc.Uslve, OF square Plumber ninety 'seNen
which 10 comprised within the line Of the Folce,
de Circes property. ST. David Edmund and Greene
streets as pr plan OF said Burthevle. made by J.
4. b HemecOUrt. surveyor under date OF the TWEEN
t. second d.y OF May 1859 and deposited for refer
ence in the Office OF Sem Masner late a notary
public in this city e9id lots adjop each other. ard
lots numbers one and four measure, each, thirty
feet eight inches SIX Lines front Greene street.
and ots numbers Two and three measure, each,
thirty feet eight inches five lines front on sad
Greene street. with a width TO each of sad tour
ole iIe, ny the following depths. VIZ: One hun.
cred and iortv.nlne feet eight inches i've Lines
on The side me of LOT number o;ie. adjoining the
Foucher de tlrce's property, one hundred and
forty nine tee; eight inches six lines on
tie dividing line between lots numbers aud
two one hundred and forty nne feet eight inches
seven lines on the dividing line between lots
beIs two and three: one hundred and iortv.nine
feet nine inches one line on the dividing line be-
tween lots nlmbers three and iouy; enc hundred
and forty Dne feet nine inches two sud q half lines
On the side me o. lot numb Der four adjoining the
rear OF lots nun beers five to nine, iRcusive and the
sad lots nun LtIs five to Zine. inclusive. adoin oh
other. AID measure each twenty whine fee eev en-
!n.hes i've l-Ees front on Edmund street, by one
hundred and twenty feet in depth and width in
the rear OF each Of tine lots Numbered eight and
ulne OF tweDIy-nine feet eleven inches three lines.
and CT me -ofs numbered i've, six and seven OF
twenty nine feet eleven inches four lines: lot mum
Der tive forming the corner Of Edmund and Greene
streets Which property was acquired by defend
an: herein by purchase from Martin Flood by act
passed before Andrew Hero, il, notary puelIc N
this city, on The sixteenth OF May. 1871.
Seized IL tits above suit
Tegms-CasL Oh the spot.
v. P. HARPER
ielG y IVY Sheriff of the Parish of CrIeana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMIIAfED
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

The Coml ara.iveiv heavy safes Of yesterday
t'l's. haleel materially reduced the supply OF. erin
tspec ally Of strc; ordinary strict goou ordinary
and strict low mIddng which descriptions being
il good demand, Commanded l-.rtSuately
high prices compared with average lists o. the
same g'ade. compelling us to give an unys Ially
VIDE range to our quotations Al the correspond.
ing date last year the inside rate for ordinary was
l9O.c. and the outside for strict ordinary u &C.
owing a still wider range. The Gales included
very dusty at 9tc strict ordinary tsandvs at Il c
street good ordinary at Sac. low middlng at l7c
strict low niddling to mddling a. 49,. and mid.
ding TO strict nddlng at 8s.c:
The sales OF the past three DAYS sum up ~ 800
bales t2cS0 gu Saturday. not including 4as withheld
or FRIDAY 800 yesterday, including 81 not reported
corresponding time last week, and 95"l the week
before. Receipts since Friday evening 3ol7 bales,
eslbracng 4t9 from other delivery ports (of which
$50 from Mobile and from Texas and 25I8 proper.
against 6l3l proper last week, and 1851 last year
Total proper since August 81, 1,l88 ZIG bales
AGAINST 94e ,s63 last year-iDcrease Al.253.
The exports for the past three days comprise 1886
baes embracing 1888 10 Liverpool. and 1853 to New
York.
The amount on shipboard not cleared going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
tie opening 1hs morning at 500 bales. embrac.
IL 10 oo for Liverpool 1000 for havre, 300 for Cork
and market. 1900 for the North Sea and 29OV for the
NORTH, which when deducted from the stock on
ha1d by our running statemen: last eve.
ming leaves 40 800 baes to repre- sent tie quantity a.
!E- 4aLClnG and IN plesseS unsCld OF awaiting
c,GsIs
TIE Exchange reports: Demand good marke:
~ Il; sac, 81" na"s, including 100 after = NJ.
Its quotation advanced &c on |
&c good Ordinary, With 10 other
A..st.
COTTON eTATEMESI. !
Bales. |
sock 81 hand August 81. 1872. .......... 62ss |
n. Tec s!Ece as. statement..... i$+5
ar!-vvL previously. 90 y4}-l G4e 28s
rots, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,35s,:.7
tsteQ lo-Cay ,55j
'eaEed .S,.3J-l 1856 9s6
took 81 hand and on cupboard Tot cis jared. 66 SCI
.ccK az. ls,d same date last yeay..325C6 |
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BREMEN,

0ndMENs
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND sEw ne,,..
VA hAFkk, Southampton AND gAVAHA
@s: ' s.,: u. >: ': '.. Mort :s.:
regular trips as follows:
FRANKFrRr from rom bremen. YIon ye~ UrlsauA
G I ln1nNNUvER.. FebruaIs26. N-I "a
On Oh nnA a Ra. March n. &C. w
FhANhFCRT. ..Apr 3 1p.- We
1eA'He' 0ays Of departure s,.' he s1-..,i.ass
W.. :sft.. ~sAS
ana oa"efs 1906 Gus arr; a. Ga,v. s-1 Mac.
.mI+o az. " lieh lscfil - %. Havana. 49, snrth
S'N1A ~ Aauu ana C..i:D ,,..seupe-s zrs a-siaLx
rror, c |hlHff -: "a>SAIE sA~
.Aoi" oIenen. sol.h.r., ga, ar aay.e .. v.
r,S - !"V s,paHa
Prom New 0r.... ..'.-...'... g. god.
C,.t. ha'!e ~ Bremen.
..., elsn al.
Erc ......... 6 so,d
g., IRON Ne Orleans 70 Havana sos
ST. '''''''''. -...........%25 po'A
"aeaSe !iGkets from Bremen 81 ko4u,
Tnr 80 10 te1 orleans, issued bv H.. .,a psoa q
a., =. I'D. :. sTocxnEI :SSRkS 70 2 20
SA1a11pallnann no q Union street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

Succession Of Patrick O'DOnneil - No.
$685..
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans.-Whereas, Alphonse Grille has pc
the estate of the late Patrick @ Dorneu de.
ceased, interstate. Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern, TO show cause within ten
not be grated.
Bv order OF the Court.
je3 IL FRANK PACE JR Clerk,
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FOR RENT,

fHoK RENT:-ON LONG LEASE. THE THREE.
= g. hStory Dnck building No. Old Levee street
n.e Dtcatur known as the Charm Coffee Eonae
ediately opposite the postofice For price apd
Terms apply to H. N. Robinson real sstaia S"t
Nos y and "a Commey cial place ''"'e agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

SUGGESTIONS Of FRANCOIS Xavier ROchHs.
son. AID Oi Anne ENzAbetn Theme iaIu-No.
80 $50.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
~ of Orieaue.-Notice j. hereby gwen to the cred
tois of these estates and 70 all her eren
interested, 10 show cause within ten DAYS from
the present notification, il auy they have or can,
why the account presented by the administrator
OF these estates should not he sonoo ed and 40.
proved, AID The funds distributed il accordance
1hereNith.
Bv order Of tie Court
jell Is 49, FRANK PACE ;R Clerk
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Don RENT ON aAs,E

O1 ca.! RnNT OR sALE.-A NEW RAISED
between 81 Ch ,ne SIKH District, on State street,
ha ase mas al modern Improvements The eronnds
ibont oi 20 feet by 18 feet in depth TINS
oo aoie ior elther fent sale AMY at tLa
corner OF state and ST. Charie. streets ny a, ne ne
'1 mba oi cont and Royal street,. to G. i. yiSH
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succession Of Louisa Werner. deceased
- Wife Of F. Hecker-No. SO, 399.
GECCND DISTRICT CCCRT FOR THEPAR OF
- Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the credi.
tors of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten davs from the
present notification, if any they have or can WHY
the account presented by F. Hecker natural tutor
and as such administering this estate, should not
pc homoosated and approved. and the funds dis
tributed in accordance Herewith.
Bv order of the Court.
jel1 Is 49, FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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HOTELS,

STOkES' HOTEL.
-
This :avoTite summer resort. a: Bay ST. LOUIS
Will open on SUNDAY. June Is. 1873. under til.
management of Dir Abraham Green ard the DO.
prletors hope to enjoy the liberal patronage of
their friends anc :le lovers Of recreation.
je8 I'M SuTuTh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
By G.. De Ferret q Co.
GROCERIES. VINES. BRASD!Es. DRUGS. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF JACQrES SAINT0C.
Second ..s.:!ct Court 10Y tie Parish Of C.,eaak-
40. sc 80.

RY q. DE FERRET 4 CO.-,OHN G.
IL ioo1ose. AUctiOn-ef-Otice No 80 ROYAL
street. tE>DAi. June p. 1872. at 1880 4. NJ. at
the corner OF Gr+atmeD or naulfline I'D pelery
al order from The Eon A. /. .ssot iudse of the
Second D-s:rct Court FOR .he parish of Orleans
lated JCCe o. 1913. tnT accoant of said s,ccessioI-
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of 4 GROCERY AND
COUNTRY ATCEE, soLsl.t.ly OF Groceries VINES
Brandes, Drugs etc.
Ter,ns-Cash on the sror. I'LL 20 p.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY n THE IN
Mku1ATE VICINITY OF THE CRESCENT CITY
1--WE STOCK LANDING AED SLAUGHTER
HOUSE COMPANY.
SUCCESSION OF JACQUES SAINToV.
Second District Court for tie Parish &. Orleans
No. 80 $50.
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RAILROADS,


NoT1cE
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NEW ORLEANS June &. 1875
The ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad is uovs
selling
EXCURSION TICKETS
to al points West and Northwest at greatly re
.ucsd ,rjces, and good until Novenbe. 1863
Through Sleepers pullman Palace Carsl from
Pau!
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Fare IRON Columbus, KY. to ST. Paul. 42s sOA
To Milwaukee, &22 80.
To Denver S84, and return.
And 20 al, other points in proportion
For tickets, apply to
A. D. SHELDON RSQ.
Northern Railroad, corner Camp and Common
streets. Uudtr City Fotsi; or to
j.. R GrNp. Esq.
Iicse: Agent New Orleans, Mobile aud Texas Rails
read, corner Camp and CommoIA streets. Story
Building.
THE TOURISTS GUIDE viii be flIrn shed 70 tho
J. II. SVfNGFfELD.
SOUTHERN PASSENGER AGENT ST. lOu!S AND
IRON MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO AND
FULTON RAILROADS.
Corner Camp and Common streets.
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Succession of l.. MOuI0r.
FfNHE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF L.
j. Noulor are requested 10 present their ac-
counts to the undersigned as No. 80 Chartres
street, within zen days from the present pubica-
ton and the debtors of said estate are also re-
quested TO come forward and settle then tllls to
avoid L gal pioceedir-s
bUMESTRE. Administrator.
New Or-aUS jane 10, 1873. ieI. IG.
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Monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN.S
Trp.nAY EHRr1SG llIne 10 lRr2. I

We ha,e 20 material change 20 notice II the
money market, which continues EASY. VII l. a ten .
Gcucy to easier rate. on The street, and On Y
moderate CfftrIL"s either IN bank o. outside. AT
tie same tine there IS !. considerable amount OF
idle caplta seeking investment Oh good coiateTal.,
and the ayalabie resources of the hanks are ample
he few transactions reported are mostly al our
inside figures We still quote first class paper. with
or without cCliaterals, at gao T. cent + annum,
at u ard second class at-0 u: frs; ass mort
gage paper iu.sat .l 10. and second c.ass al y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

SEWPOET-6s-k living stone-s5es bars railroad
:,on
KEY VEST AND FLORIDA PORTS-Steamship
iayaca-.6 yes rice
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11

Thus far this week. s U.5 G.9 50 4d1j903 - |
Same time last week. sos $40 % 80. 81 U9 |
Total asst week.. III 500 g; it41 J5g p |
Total week t.tole.. t.0l G,,5 j. 60. ,,8 81 |
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AS IL was in the Bes,. .,.s.. 70.


When was q little baby, gals would never
'let Ine be- for every one would snatch me
and place me on her knee; then to kiss and
hug me, I'm sure that Dad and Mann must
have wondered how I survived it-but I
stood itslike lamb! And again, while but
In bOyhoOd, they'd tempt me fiom my
home, through pleasure-grOunds, DER fairy
spots to roam; then with luscious fruits and
sweetmeats my small "tummy" they would
cram, and half stifie me with kisses-but !
stood 1t like man! When older still they'd
lure me through dingle, dale, or dell, to
gather nuts, or flowers, or ferns-and they
seemed to love It well. Yet startled Oft al
trifies, with shrek that seemed no sham
they'd fling their arms around me-but
stood 1t like a lamb! At last one charming
creature, who could most my soul entrance
by wondrous winning archness and q ten.
der, melting glance, seemed to say: You
l,now you love me; why not take me as
am3 and I felt obliged to do it-but / Stood
it like a lamb! Thus through childhood
youth and manhood, AZ! each moment OF
my life, my heart has felt the winning pow
er Of girl, or maid, or wife; and the spell will
never leave me, for, like q potent dram,
womans charms subdue me ever-but ~
stand 1t like a little mani
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Happiness between husband and
wife can only be securd by that con-
slant tenderness and care of the part
les for each other which are based upon
warm and demonstrated love. The
heart demands that the man shall not
sit reticent, self-absorbed, and silent,
in the midst Of his family. The
woman who forgets to provide for her
husbands tastes and wishes, renders
her home undesirable for him. In d
word, ever-present and evcr-demon-
strative gentleness must reign, or else
the heart starves.
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state and County Fairs.

state anA County Fairs.
The regular annual Fairs and Ex-
positions Of the following States, also
Of the following counties and places
in Indiana, will be held this fall, at
the time and places respectively as
follows
Indiana State Fair, at Indianapolis,
September 10 to October 10.
Daviess county, Washington, Sep
TENDER q.
Decatur county, Greensburg, Sep
Fountain, Warren and Vermillion
counties, Covington, September q.
Fulton county, Rochester, Septem-
Der %.
Grant county, Marion, September
80. I'D, a5,.e
se Hsn;Siests g. county, Huntington
Jefferson, county, North Madison,
koseiusko county, Warsaw, Septem-
Der %. r;
\ Lake county, Crown Point, Septem-
Der "a. q
Marshall county, Plymouth, Sep
TENDER Is. ~
DeKalb county, Waterloo, Septem-
Der q.
Orange county, Paoli, September
I q. ~ sts @ y
Randolph county, Winchester, Sep
TENDER q.
st. Joseph county, South Bend Sep
tember %. @ i.
Thorntown Union, Thorntown,S Sep
TENDER %. ~
Upton county, Upton, September
q.
Union Mechanical, Union City,
September 16. 'en
White county, Monticello, Septem-
Der %.
Green county, Linton, October IA.
Knox county, Viacennes, October
IA. us
Perry county, Rome, October IA.
Lagrange county, Lagrange, Octo-
Der l.
Laporte county, LaPorte, October
Porter county, Valparaiso, October
-.
Starke county, Knox, October 2.
Warrick county, Bonneville, Octo-
Der 1.
Jay county, Portland, October 1.
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:3l613 Frs

D1 in: MaoG g rO1s as~.'' 6ccfnre msce
S PA svaes.ne6 - nsSeese the TASTE. esiie3
aT ETC axppetizers," .Restorers,n. &c,
mat lead sne upR s u S1 e mads rom the
r.ts.va 1890 ana hcrf.e al CaifSofnia ne from
al az Alcoholic stimuIants. they are the Great
DcsSsct ponovsfor and Invfrorafor Of the 6ys.
tem csrrvfns oar an poisonOus matter ana
ssSs,vsns ihe h,00d To A healthy conditton. en.
,,;,,s e, ~ TSev "a easv al sdministrn.
ttn,, , u.~ X their sction certsin IN thei1
ss. "a soIsoht1n ri Snrma ~ diseaee
Ne Rers0n can az , snsSo ,c,srr ~
Trnvi6st - MI nones Az not desfso1ed 81
R,rnsSs ,,ssce !. csn.e n.eers ana tke Nh
orosns wasted beyond the point ofrepair.
oSeJ,ss.Mo r.5Sss - 49, - n.y.
rS.n - ssss e.s ~ - -. Ssc,s
an R.d Tssts In ia HousS ssiio1s xttacts Psi-
BAN h. tSe rs1scns ~ he Kidnevs ma Snndfe1
ntner nsiefI,S SvmHtom s AZ ths ofsne;nM a
ysm.s pL.Y 3h1s~ sc,,srSssvsa = III II sHnsI
and one bottle wili prove better suas.nsss q
~ me1ns .0.I ssus.ny S.ss ~ -rsr. -
E1r rxm1sG ID ~. ~ = tf Tm9 So6d
sne So,n 1. g ,rc, s ~ m.seS insyS. -
ment e AEON nerceutibie.
sr~r TnAsMnnaforv and Chr~nse
ecstto ~" Rilions. Rsmittenf IA fntermittsnt
fevera Diseases Of me Blood. Liver. Kidneyo ma
nisSder fhese Riffera have heen mo1t sucressfni
uCn arsrsny r,o,Tced ~ SersnOemeUs ~ IT, ~
Dieestiye IIrrana q
Thev ~ q Gentle Purwotave 90 wen
asa T0nic. poopeesinR oisO tic peculiar mcrit
Sestion az snfismmstton a. the liver IA ~.
cerai 11rSane md IN Bilious Diseases. -.
For SET Diseases, Eruptions. letter. salt.
pt.r., nl.4chn. C,ota pirc1eIos p,,.t,,sc. nciis
Csrnnnc,es Rino,1 1a scsiT. Iiesd Sore Eves
Ervssresss ItcS' Srmr1s observation-disclosures II ~
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.N lP8a ag
If l can not be Sturgeon,
Scattering truth from pole to pole
can be an earnest Christian,
Bringing light to some poor soul.
II.
If | can not be a Phillips,
Cheering mult;tudes with song,
can be true disciple, 90 y
Singing IS l pass along.
III.
If I can not be Beccher,
Sitting in the highest seat,
| can be happy pilgrim,
Sitting at the Savior's feet.
Nv.
If l can not blow the trumpet
Made Of silver, or of gold,
/ can speak WORD for Jesus,
Which may cheer both young and old
V.
If l can not give my thousands
To the poor and fatherless,
l can give Tract or Bible,
And ask God their souls to bless.
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Wy ANTE D. Wholesale purchasing
w Agents for the DaFtFa0 sewing
loehine, made at Danbury. CT. The Latest
and Best. The Stillest, Fastest and Easiest
Machine in the market Better terms than
any company. Address BARTRAM & FAN.
Ton Mfg Co., JOHN A. DODGE, General
Agent Danbury, Conn. 2o-4w
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THE PALLADIUM.
From the Janesville. Wis Gazette.
OHAUoED,O YANKEE DOODLE.

From the GAINESVILLE. Wis. Gazette.
0nANoE1,D YANKEE DOODLE.
Across the fields whose mighty yields
Have fed the hungry nation,
Are coming cries and sharp replies
And threatening EXPLANATIONS.
CHORUS.
Yankee Doodle soon will free
The farmers from their danger;
Nodandy he, as all con see,
But Yankee Doodle Granger.
Wen catch at last, and bind them fast.
These sOuleless corporations,
Nor let them break the bonds we make
To suit their inclinations.
CHORUS.
Yanka Doodle meets Tie foe
That keeps the State In danger;
He strikes the blow that lays him low,
As Yankee Doodle Granger.
The farmers feel the iron heel
The middle men are wearing,
And will not stand, in this fair land,
The burden we are bearing.
CHORUS.
Yankee Doodle takes a hand,
When freedom stands in danger:
He draws his brand and saves the land
AS Yankee Doodle Granger. p
We now proclaim, in labor's name,
To all these grasping strangers,
That In our might, we'll take what's right
And due to Patron Changers.
CHORUS.
Yankee Doodle firmly stands
A foe to every danger;
For he commands our patron bands
AS Yankee Doodle Granger.
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A lawyer of Dunkirk has all the
railroad cases. He always decides in
favor of the road. Last week his own
COW was killed. The case came to
him and he decided, Company not
LIABLE" but his little bill was $40, so
the lawyer was not much ont of
pocket.
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w Is H A = t.
TIL ROAT ND LUN S
NATURES GREAT REMEDY

It is gratifying to us to inform the public
that DIR. L. @. c. Wishartis Pine Tree Tar
Cordial for Throat and Lung Diseases, has
gained an enviable reputation from the At
lantic to the Pacific ocean, and from thence
In some of the first families of Europe, not
through the press alone, but by persons
throughout the States actually benefited
and cured at his office. While he publishes
less, so say our reporters, he is unable to sup
ply the demand. 1t gains and holds its rep
utation:
First. Not by stopping cough, but by
loosening and assisting nature to throw off
the unhealthy matter collected about the
throat and bronchial tubes, which causes
irritation.
Second. 1t removes the cause of irritation
(which produces cough of the mucous menu
brane and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs
to act and throw off the unhealthy secre-
tons, and purifies the blood.
Third. 1t is free from squills lobelia, ipe-
cac and opium, of which most throat and
lung remedies are composed, which allay
cough only and disorganize the stomach. 1t
has n soothing effect on the stomach, acts on
the liver and kidneys, and lymphatic and
nervous regions, thus reaching to every
part of the system, and in its invigorating
and purifying effects, it has gained a repu-
in the market.
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y Dr. sharp > opccliAc cures ~ spepsla, l.iser
Complain MT, Constipation, Vomiting of Food,
Sour Stomach, Water Brash, Heartburn,
Low Spirits, etc. In thirty-ive years never
Sold BY druggists generally. T.. E. POTTS
& CO., Agents for Richmond, Indiana. De-
pot, las Eighth street, N. Y. Circulars mail
ed on application. A-lw
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~ I y
Marriage ss::,:: o:::::':: s:
Guide. S:: 6; n s:
htsst discoveries In prod1eing and psevsang espng,
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