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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-12

and to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outcrv, Mt the
Court House, in the borough of ioncsta.
on
MONDAY, MARCH Sist, 1879,
at o'clock p. NJ, the following described
real estate, to-wit;
Gates II. Manross use of John Manroys.
vs.. Ira Copeland and A. A. Copeland. Test.
Ven. Ex., No. lS6 April Term, lS73.-all
The Defendants right, title aud interest
of and to the following described real
estate, situate in Harmony township.
Forest county, State of Pennsylvania
Bounded and described as follows. to wit /:
On the north by land of Alden Handy, on
the south by land of.C. NJ. Titus, formerly
Henry Church, and on the west by land
formerly owned by Ilemphill Dawson and
Robert Green. Containing one hundred
and torty-tve acres, more or less, IL being
part of large tract of land conveyed by
tho Commonwealth TO Ira Copeland. re.
corded in the County of Nenaneo, Pa, in
Deed Book o. O. pages 1856 and l57, with
about thirty acres under improvements ono
frame house and two framc barns thereon
erected, and two orchards thereon grow
ing.
AI.so-A certain tract Of land situated
in Harmony township, Forest county, Pa.
Bounded and deacrbcd as follows: Com
mencing at q white oak saplng thence
north 3 degrees east 20 perches to n post
and stone in fed, thence south II dcrrees
east Is perches to n jack oak sapling, thence
north 3 degrees east l96 perches to cor
ner, thence south degrees wrst 124 per-
ches to the said Tionesta Road. thence hv
said Tionesta Road % perches To the place of
beginning, bounded on the south by said
road and land of Il. J.. Davis, on the east
by land of T.. l.. Davis and Bouey tract,
on the north by land of Oil Co, on the
west by land of A. Handy. Containing
eighty-two acres, more or less with one
frame house and frame barn thereon erect
ed and about 25 acres improved.
Taken in execution and to be sold rs the
property Of Ira Copeland and a. 4. Copc-
land, at the suit of Gates II. Manross use
of John Manross.
Terms cash. II. J. VAN GIESEN.
March u, 1873. Sheriff.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-12

The New York papers mention a
case which shows that some rascally
genius has invented a new device
wherewithal to ensnare mercenary
rustics. 1t seems that a citizen of
Mattoon, sent to the Superintendent
of Police at New York autographed
circular similar to those that are used
in the ''saw.dust game" which he had
received through the mails. This
epistle represents that its author
bonght at a very low figure, 1900
yards of fine silk that had been stolen
during the Boston fire, sample of
which accompanies the circular; that
he is sick and afraid to dispose of it
in the city, and that he is compelled to
propose that he will sell it TO the par
ty addressed for 25 cents a yard, to be
paid for in installments ef $50 per
month An inocent-looking postscript
adds that remmittance Of SO will
be necessary to get the silk oat Of
pawn.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-12

Desperate takers are. as a general
thing, impoteat when dangers threa-
tens. Talk is cheap, but actions
make men.
According to a st. Louis paper they
have a Pacific Railroad petition
there with largo number Of signi.
lures "oycr forty feet long"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-12
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH ll, 1873,
-we take lhe falloninr itoms fron
yesterdays Derrick

n
yesterdays Derrick.
An old lady named Mrs. Grove
was. killed yesterday morning. by the
cars on the jamestown Railway, at
Summit.the first station beyond Frank
lis. She had been waiting to take
passage on the up accommodation train,
and by, mistake got on The main track
as the meruing express from Oil City
app. eached the station. The unfor.
tunate woman was thro Sn under the
cars, which passed over her and inflict.
ed fearful Injuries from the effects of
which she died shortly after.
While freight train on the Allan.
tic & Great Western Railroad was
switching at Franklin yesterday fore
noon, William C. Tibbsts, a brake
man. fell between the cars and receiv-
ed injuries likely to be attended with
fatal results. He struck on the mid.
die Of tie track, three cars passing
over him, crushing the posr fellow
terribly beneath the axles, and hurt
ing him internally. Medical attend
anee was promptly secured, and at a
late hour last Aight the unfortunate
man was still alive. though in a crit
ical condition. He resides in Buffalo.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-12
sHgRiFF's SALE.

RY VIRTUE Of writ of Testatam
u Nenditioni EXponas issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas o. Crawford Co..,
and to me directed, there will be exposed
to sale by public vendue or outerv, Mt the
Court House, in the borough of 1ioncsta,
m
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-12
We endoaver TO keep nothing hut
FIRST CLASS GOODS,

and respectfully ask all TO give us call
and examine goods and prices. 80 ~
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-03-12
FIRE and LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANIES

IN THE UNITED STATES.
All wishing Insurance l will attend to at
short notice. ID. w. CLARK Assistant
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
lEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY, MAY % 1873

tlon and quiet enjoyment, many Cj:;zens
! calling to welcome :heir visitors.
The following is list O: the nam.. as
registered:
Frank Morey, Louisiana: j H. Svphe-.
Louisiana; Thomas Marshall, Cnic.g.; $.
X. Wolfe, Indiana; Alex. Ramsey, s.. Paul,
Minnesota; William Loughridge. Iowa:
Henry c. Pike, New York; Charles W.
Knapp, Sr. Louis: Shepard Knapp. s..
Louis; G. b Gibson. Cincinnati: c. w. p.
Miiiiken. Thomas NJ. Ball. Kentucky: j.
Clements. G. BarreIe. Illinois: Geo:g. H.
Heatfrcn. ST. Louis; c. A. LamiS' L. Ohio:
G. N. Rusk. Mississippi; Charles Thow. Dr.
F. :. L. Buckner, ST. Louis; Edward Hex
Crane. ST. Louis Democrat: Est.ll Ne
Emery. s.. Louis Times: Charles j.
Osborn. 81. Louis Associated Prese:
Rober: c. Gest, St. I)uis Gloje A. 5.
McDIu, Wisconsin G. c. Hazellon, Wis
coDsin j. w. Beyoi, Michigan: G. 5. O,ho
ana son, Indiana: l.. 7. Neal Ohio; y. 3.
Sherwip, Ohio A. Com,ngs. Erastus Mills.
II. Z. Havens, Missouri David Il. Mellech.
New York David Miller. Milford. n. y;
Indiana; George b. Capt. St. Louis
Thomas Whitehead. Virginia: Barbour
Lewis. Tennessee; George Balm aud son,
w c. Buchanan. James B. Eids. Miss Josie
Eads, Josiah Fogg and wife. K. c. Cl6wery.
s.. Louis: Z. L White. Washington d. G.:
Moses W. F;eld. Michigan; Il. a. Hatcher,
Missouri; w stowe q Son. St. Louis:
George Hayde, Missouri; J. Or, Iowa:
r =. Qnlmby. 81: Louis; }. Amber Smith,
Virginia; r. o. ErowsbsIg. Alabama: Z.
u. Far~eil. J.. D. War; Illinois: Lewis Y.
bogg' Ss Louis; John Cobrrn: J. w: WIZ.
SOD. indlana: Charles W. Lelis5ee.
M'cLlgah; Janes Is. scull. A. NJ. Davis.
Virginia: George A. Halsey. Amos Clark.
Marcus l.. Ward. John II. Hogenton,
Nev Jersey: John A. kasson. Iowa:
!ahes II: strawbridge, PennsylvaIia;
John W: D~yer. Ohio: JoLn Berry. Ohio;
n. '. Boynton, Washington, y. G.; 5 S.
Aarshan. lli,nois: George u: Young. Ken
:rcky: j. +. Co!borne, q. +. Noyes. Wash.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
Colonel Mackenzie.

Colonel Ranald s. Mackenzie. Of tie
Fourth United States Cavalry. men toned
in our teleeraphic dispatches as having
crossed the Rio Grande from For. Clarke.
Texas. is a gallant young officer we'll known
in this department.. He is the youngest
colonel in the service. graduating from the
Military Academy as late as 1862. and re-
ceiving an atpointmen: as lieutenant of
engineers. His promotion 20 a colontlcy
in 1857 was in recognition Of Lis merits as
a soldier in the war for the Unon Whether
his movement little way acros. our na.
tiona' boundary. to punish an insolent band
Of horse thieves. will result in ,nterna tiona!
embaIrassments. is a question for :he future.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

| bonds diverted from the school fund. II
| lad c.o.en: hands OF al the Past due :eve'
nues OF the Sra:e .alrounting TO some
| sc.sGc. .CCC). which were levied for other l'uI'
poses ard could uo: lawfully be diverted
| from :hose purposes. thas stopping tie pay
MtE: Q: large suEs 0! interest. witch wouic
Otherwise have been. promptly paid. II
made bonds, nc. negotiable by law. trans
:elatie 10y mere delivery. tits relating back
and altering a contract closed long before
And. il addition. it supplements these ex-
,.ao1diua-y ard Illegal concessions to
mere clique Of preferred creditors by i'm
posing an additional burden Of s.5C,00J
:.he ore mi! levy provided ny section
eight upon the people of the State. which.
however. the present Auditor. from ;he
first. refused 20 levy. Il gave an excuse 20
a ewa1m ci greedy brokers 70 hang over
the counters Gf tie Treasurer's office all tie
year round 70 the exclusion OF other and
more meri:orious claimants. Under lis
privileges the brokers' ring impTdently AS
.umed 70 manage the offices of Auditor and
Treasurer. and j: is even said :ha: a: enc
time last summer the Treasurel's clerks
could only be paid by the permission OF
the ring ard with the checks Of a PROM.
Zen: broker.
l, is this "morstrosity" .ha: was suceess.
fully Sssa.led and broken down by the
Auditor. 1t il not wonderful that all the
artillery Of libel was !eveled at him by the
disappointed ring. Bu: al! those who are
informed. or care 20 inform themselves. Of
the tcandalous abuses covered by act No.
81 will easily see the animus and appreciate
at their true value the venomous assaults
made by the defeated eormorants. And
al who are honestly interested in the credit
Of the State will be rtipiced to know that
the bad law has been etfectually smashed
and the finances placed in d more hopeful
condition than for very many mou:hs past.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

A CARD TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUEc
AAins to mv friends and Fat-one, that have
disposed Of my entire inteIes: ~ The business IF
manufacturing and sale Of PRINTING INKS to
Messrs. CHARLES COLLINS ara lr. v. S. JOUR.
ban.
Mr.. COLLINS las been associated with nee In the
business from The cOnmen CT men'. and has thor.
Gagh knowledge Of the marufactare o! INKS IN al!
Is details.
Dr.JouRpAN i.as had 'ors and varied expert
snoe III Ink manufacturing is wei! posted in typo
graphical matters. sud the trade vii! fir IN him
believe. as business manager Of :he firm of COL.
LINS JOCRbAN. n-es: :rlst worthy ard re.
liable gentleman. ). UOCGLAS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
CHILD LOST! CHILD LOST!
EDDY KAUFMAN.

a..a ,r- ara /, la. y',a.,. ,.:. HI. ,om.
Wee netcay evening, May :. 49,: at ha.; pas. four
o'clock. and has no: been Heard !Iom knc~. Ee IS
- very Intelligent I'D. and was dressed az .he time
AID sa.tefe ani check cs:.cc kli. Ee % OF ra:ht,
large eze fu.; ova: face. Ugh: brown la: ard :ar
ccmyiex ion. 4 !le;a! rswa:i WI te gwen 20,
Iiy affirmation con n.erI.ing !im :lat w.N lead to
L.. !t.:.:a'.c. 20 Us q .tres Fed parents.
s. KAUFMAN.
fn,s7 I'm roru'r Poyirss ard Baronne streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
THE BELIZE.
SOUTHWEST PASS.

Ahas :Ne passengers. agenS, oNne.e. OF
fceTs and crew Of the steamship Memohi il
have the sympathy Of this whole communi
~ is beyond doubt. as i. is twenty.siz
days since size left this port for Liverpool
and still lies aground on the bar. He,
draf, Of water, though heavy. was less by
one foot than that Of ships which have
| crossed inward bound this season.
Her situation. though safe. is an expen
! size one, bu. no more go than that Of othere
which We remember. A few years ago the
steamship Morning Star sa: quietly on q
mud lump" for six weeks. and many sail.
ing ships longer period. This, of cour Sc.
does no: hep the case Of the Memphis any,
only when those cha: are directly interested
feel :hey are Che most unfortunate, i: is at
least a grain of comfort to know :hat others
have Jared even worse.
Captain Weeks. the agen: cf the Mem.
| phis. !ef. the city Tuesday to ascertain :he
exact condition o: his ship. and to decide
! the snrest and quickest method Of getting
her OFF. which will doubtless be to lighter
her. and tha: at "nse. So We may look tor
ASA Wv l"A 1NAS Noys
rASs.A L'OU1RE.
at Pass a-iOutre the new steamship Ala.
! tama lies aground. where she has been
| since Monday. occasioned by her getting a
little OF: OF the channel. She now lies
headed for sea. and. if the weather permite J,
, will doubtless Aoa: ont Tomorrow. as Cap.
tam Miller. her agent, promptly sent a
barge down yesterday to lighter her, which
| vii. take but d few hours with the steam
| appurtenances she has on board. The Ala.
hama has the largest cargo on board that
| has ever left this per: for Europe. and her
| freight lis: toots Up the snus SUM Of
| $4G0C0.
This handsome freight on the initial trip
Of the Alabama is cnly too we'll deserved
by the proprietors Of the line. since the
strikes IN Europe took place while their
shiS were on che stocks. which subjected
them TO very many obstacles. saying moth.
ing Of extra expenses :ba: were no: counted
apon.
The rtsul: Of their energies Las given
New Orleans as fine line Of steamer re- az
should use every erdeavor to preven: ;he:;'
detention a: the mouth OF the :iver.
HEAD OF THE PASSES.
On Tuesday the towboat Rio Grdrde left
our city with Minister Foster. under COM
mand Of our genial friend Commo dore
Thomas Mcclellan. With an eye TO all thai s
going On. Captain Tom fitted on: with pien-
ty Of good things" intending TO Go :he
agreeable by the excu,s:en:sts ':ha: were 20
visit the Passes.
While sk!rmishing around. seeing wha:
time lis swift craft would make. he showed
the corners a little too CLOSE. and the Rio
Grande refused TO go further for want Of
water. being nearly high and dry. The
captain has telegraphed for the help Of the
remainder Of the fleet. and it is to be hoped
his ship WI! float before all the small stores
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
THE RIO GRANDE.
Colonel >lackeDzic CrOsses the Rio
Grandr. Attacks n Band Of Indian
HOrse-Thieves. Kills Nineteen War.
riOrs and Captures Forty NGuaws--
The indian camp Eighty Miles in the
5nterior-FOr!y.EiEh Hours in the

San ANTONIO. May ..l-Colonel Mac.
kenzle. commanding a. For, Clarke, failing
70 stop :aiders. crossed th. Rio Grande
and attacked the Kickapoos on Mexican
soil, killed nineteen warriors and captured
forty squavs and much plunder There is
much Indignation across the Rio Grande
on account Of this incursion Mackenzie
lost one killed and two fatally wounded.
Later.-A confidential letter received by
a gentleman in San Antonio, Texas. dated
Brackettsville, Kinsey county, Texas, May
70, 1873, reads as follows: AS | informed
you when here in Brackettsyille that from
every indication l was forced to believe this
county was the passing ground for the nu
merous depredating bands Of savage In
dlans known as Lipans and Kick
apOos, in their bloody incursions
upon the inhabitants OF tie lower
and more eastern counties, from recent de-
velopments it would seem that in this con
clusion l was perfectly correct, for early
last moon the stockmen report that they
not only discovered the numerous divergent
trails OF the savages leading from points on
the divides of the river on the northern
boundary Of this county to several cross,
ings of the Neuces river, its eastern
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

DR.. Schliemann. who has for some time
been digging on the site Of Troy. thinks
that On the tenth of July last he struck the
colossal Trojan wall described by Homer.
1t is built Of cut stone, held together by
clay. three and a half metres wide on the
west and four on the east side.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

raneed-NhtsceGents0 0fT,sOp and Bud
dingtoa.
New YORK. Nay ..-The Supreme Court
has refused 10 interfere in the Train ease.
An examination can take place any time
before his c"nsl.Dmen! u the Insane Asy.
.u:n at Utica.
Among the ii's for gold today there was
one Tor 81 .I0DfG3 az l.7i..
TIE old cabi. ra.e. Wi! he resumed The
fir-c nf June.
One thousand collars Of Alabama eights
OF 1896. sold az -.
The counsel 81; Tain.er, the defaultine
cashier OF the Atlantic Bank. to-day moved
20 yuasH The Indictment against the pris.
oner. on the grounds that the exact taIuount
of the alleged sm bezzement was not stated,
and :he exact denominations of the bills
Withdrawn from The bank were not given.
Decision reserved.
Henry Coulter has accepted the challenge
o. William Scharii to row a tire mile rae. f r
two thousand dollars, and he.articles were
signed n littsburg last night that the con
test take place Aogus. ,, NJ ar Pitt-burg.
\ gentleman. OF this ,'v. who has oeeB
connected with a shipping house in New
London, Conn, which formerly employed
both Cdpt.in tyson and Captain Budding
ton, makes a humber Of Interesting state
ments in regard to the disp"sit o. of these
two, whose tharac.e reports received thus
far, seem to place in such strong contrast
Captain Tyson, some six or seven years
ago. was principal II ar adventure siuguo
laclv like that OF the Po.aris. He was IN
command OF the schooner E~a, on a whaling
voyage from New London to Greenland
In the fall Of the year, while lying in Cums
berland Sound, the vessel broke loose from
her moorings, and he was obliged to abanr
don her. With lis crew Of twenty-four
men. taking with him stores and provisions
he made MS way 10 The shore, balg
tents Of sails taken from the vessel
and lived under them during the entire
winter. His vessel was FIVE miles from
shore in the nack ice, WITHOUT anchorage all
the time. When the ice broke up in tae.
spriDg o. seeing that the chip was not so,
riously damaged, he remained fl led the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
Fall In :

The following order is offered IN evidence
20 prove that Governor Kellogg means
business. Let those who are circulating re.
ports that there will be haltiDg in the work
of restoring order and putting down insure
rec.ion read it. and take notice:
1XECUTIvE ORDER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Department.
New Orleans, May 2l, 1873
Under che provisions of the militia laws of the
State Of Louis 1t is hereby dire c;ed tn at all
employees in the several Offices of the. State of
louisiana, in the city of New Orleans, liable TO
military duty, forthwith enrsll themselves il
some military organization in the First Divs ion.
or Immediately form military companies. to be as.
signed to that division.
Blanks aud necessary information can be OBJ
tanned at the office Of the Adjutant General Of the
State.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG, Governor.
Official:
HESKt SrKKEf. Adjutant General.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

Bostoniaus complain of the frequency
with which fish block up their Cochltuate
water pipes, and say they'd rather take
their perch with rod or pole than by
means Of plumber.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
The CemperAiura.

Tie thermometer a. Louis Frigerio's,
No. 50 Chartres street. yesterday s.ood as
follows: At e A. NJ. e0': at ? +. H., 80;
at P. NJ. So. Lowest point during the
night of May II, .0o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

DERSONS ISTEH3ING TO AVAIL
Il themselves II .h@ b, neti. of the bankrupt act
can have their petit MS and schedules prepared
strictly according I, the bankrupt law. general
orders OF the United States Suprt n,e Court AID
Tales of tie CLi.ed states strict Court bv arIl.
ing to the unders gr..d al the Off ce of c. $. Kel.
!ogg, register aLkruptcy. in the Customhouse
building. New O:Irals. Louis al a. Post"fice hox
No. t7l. JOHN ). CARTER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
lECSEMENTS.


CT. CHARLES THE ATRE.
BEN IEBAR........ 900. Proprietor and Manager
in:n'Lse Slccsss o. tie NoIid--snoUIed
PROFESSOR W. n. FAY.
In lis celebrated
DARK SEAECE,
AZ pIe-@rted fv MIN IL come c.ioL with the
DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
PROFESSOR 10 .EkT EaECCURT.
IL. G:ea: l.us on's: rom the Egyptian EaH.
london.
GRAND sEANCE MATINEE SATCENY.
Prices Ct adm as ,!sua
m,22 p. GLEASON. T-earn.tr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
BY TEL E 6 APH
The PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION

The PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
PIELIC PEACE TO BE PRESERVED
SENATOR CARPENTERS ADVICE
TYSON AND BUDDlNGTON
MACKENZIE CROSSES THE Rio eniNDe
THE K1cKAPoos PUNISHED
THE NODOCS REINFORCED
THE POPE'S NALADX
THE CARLIST BUyCHERY
MATTERS IN N1ExICO
SANDUsKY MERCHANT SHOT
HURRICANE IN IOWA
Ohio Republican Nominations
DUEL IN PETERsBCRG, VIRGINIA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

Special attention paid to altering mnzzle 10
breach. leaders AMI repairing firearms of all kinds
ia2S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

!I'EEIH "a ELlh.. ...IL ETH.
GREAT REDUCTION.
S30-Go'i ard Platinum Se:s-S31.
Usua! charge K!o0l
$lj.SI.ver. Aluminium. and cher Materials. s Is
lusua! charge $50
Sl-Go,d Flrgs-Sl.
.usual charge s..
Si-S!yer. Ama'gan and GIiNc.s Centa:
tihng-SI
Usual cnaIgc s.
DIR. &. 4. UETANCGURT.
l7i...........At. Joseph Streer.........Is4
Between Camp and St. Cbai.es.
Offers 70 insert SETS OF TEETH at the above
prces, with without the extraction CT The ROOTS.
Warrants the pnIity OF all Materials. as ;-!sO the
hitting of Plates stability and duration OF Filings.
as 4; paid at the highest prices.'
Extractions and other operators ier:cTmtd by
neais of au.estIetic agents
ToOt haChe cured insIantaIecusiy.
Cons ultation gratis :tselv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
ALDEN EvAPORATbD FRUIT.

a
Just received direct from She factory ~ Anna.
illinois:
90 barrels ArPLtS. !ao pounds each.
40 boxes app'es. pounds each.
We would call the attention of the retail srocers
20 the above FRUITS. which are e9ua. to the green
yait when properly prepared.
J. l.. DUNNIcA / co.
No. 66 Tchoupitoulas street.
af22 I'm Agents for Anna II iEos, Factory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23
OET YOUR TRUSSES AND BRACES
wEERE THEY ARE MADE AND FITTED
ii. SPlLLMAN.
u1 .. RarOnne Street. .....,.... R3
Manufacturer and Applier


The best trusses and braces abdominal and
uterine supporters (for the falling Of the womb)n
America or Europe, can be had, AID be applied by
the inv entoe patentee and manufacturer, whose
motto is honest dealing will last longest" TIE
b. CHEST honors awarded At the St. Louis, issouri
Jackson. Mississippi Houston, Texas, and New Or.
leans State fairs. Ny Instruments sIe recon.
mended BY all leading surgeons aud physicians
Twenty elk different patterns OF trusses on hand.
Send with stamp, for circular. no2o em lt2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-23

syyARPAUlINS.... .....TARPAVLINS.
C. H. ALLEN 4 Co.
No. 81 New Levee street,
Keep alwsys on hand large assortment OF TAR
PACLINS which they will hire to merchants icr
GOVERN Q erchandise on the levee, and viii pay
all damage accIuing TO goods when their Tarpau.
!ins and men are employed to protect the same
All orders for Shipping, Railroads, Cotton
Presses, OF any persons requiring TaIraulins, u
address orders to SAMUEL BROOK, which will be
pIOmptly attended to. IN ia 3m
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JOSEPH E. WILKINSON. JR..
Dealer in
Hides, Skins ard Furs. Moss. Wool, Tai.
low, Etc,
No. % Peters street, near the Customhouse. SeN
Orleans Louisiana.
Liberal a6var rcement made Oh cons'gnments.
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