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New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Gewis smith-ko. SO. 235.
SSBCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- of Orleans.-Whereas, PetSr Macheca has Pc
titioned the court for letters of administration
on the estate of the late Lewis Smith deceased
interstate Notice 10 hereby given to all whom it
NAV concern to show cause within ten days why
! he prayer Of the said 9etitlo9eS sh0GlS NOS be
granted.
BY order Of the Court.
ap9 l3 IL FRANK PACE. JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10
Fro Rn Gnn,n Streer.

4 fire broke out in the stereotype foundry
OF j. II. Hunlnef, No. 68 Camp street. about
two O'Clock tItis morning. The building
sas considerably Damaged by ire and
water
The cause Of the fire. o. tho loss and
amount of insurance was not aSceTtsined.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10
Academy Of Atusie.

A very respectable audience witnessed
the popular comedy of the ''D7essmakers
OF Cana! Street" at the Academy of Music
last night. Miss Blanche Selwyn's portrait.
ure of the "LondOn Swell.'' and the Lon.
don burlesque of Little Jack Sheppard"
The same programme tonight, with change
in tha oliu DprfOruances
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10
Varieties Theafre.

The "Home' matinee yesterday was not
numerously attended. This evening the
comedy of the "Wender" will be produced
tomorrow evening Home" again, and for
The Saturday matinee Money" Saturday
evening benefit of Willie Seymour. when
the ''Nius of the Commons" will he pro.
dupel.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

The Princess Alice. daughter OF Queer
Vle-orls, IL president of q soc.er, luat
formed to increase the opportunities ana
Improve the education of xorlen.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

The Louisiana Farn,e;', printed ST TCen-
ton, has changed hands. Mr. F. n. Leather
man retires, and Mr. J. Jefferson Lewis
assumes charge of its future destinies. Mr..
Lewis is an old hand, and promises success
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

SALE CoNTINUED.-The sale at auction
by the sheriff Of the contents of store No.
"a Camp street. will be continued to-day
at half-past ten O'Clock. Catalogues Can
be had at the sale.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

Successi0n OF Jap-es DrtIHu-Nos 3b'x<O'
C1BCOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH OP
= Orleans Whereas Mrs. widow Margaret Crel-
lin has pettioned the court ior leters OF admlnis-
trstion on tho estate OF her late husband. James
Crellin Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ten days why
the prayer OF the said petitioner should net De
granted.
ans ann JtSrs 10 "a. VI FRAME PACE. ia-. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

Contentment and happiness reign in all
households where Docley's Yeast powder is
used. Try it. Your grocer has it. Put ny
full wei ght
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

Succession Of Manuel Pereira-So. 36,2I6.
StCUHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THIS PAHisH
of 0rIaaps y Whereas Ignacio Piniero
has petitout the court for letters Of edminlstr%
tion on the esi ate O the late Manuel Pereirs, de-
ceased iltestate. Notice is hereby glVen 10 All
whom II msy CONCERN, to show cause within ten
days why the prayer OF the ssid petitioner should
not be gran ted
By order q the Csu<t.
Sp3slQs FRANK PACE, 9ks CArk
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10
NEW STORY.

o." :" 49, 49, -01----''rs>>~
sTNiE SEW "0E.:.
AGAINST '1!IE wORLD:
StI1s C' -nurhern Life.
eS Mise :. < hs',osANs. author NJ "Dsad
ii. =. Sh..s' h,s Forgiven 1T FAST
Tsr e'o' j. 10 " con-. |ed, and is desel-
SpSn HltH car - = tic a. dramatic effect.
Ahls "a -. Siir a. 80 ..-de Tmaun's DoTefs,
Of al.
80. ''''' s,Uss ~ die dg 5e >A'e novelist that
He So1 I % s..-st.-l literary " orld.
One s'-m-. 9th, 334 pages 81 50.
Fer sally JAHRa .. 0RBSHAh.
epic 3slay Iev crseasA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

Thefe can be nothing in . naAe vhea
JOhA Wright sas hung 10 Ksssss fer toisg
Wrens.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

nnTsE FOX RENT AND FURNITURE
WANTED.

WANTED TO REST-a BUILDING sUiTA-
w BILE for school purposes in the second waTu,
On er iu the of Dryades street, between sAshS
sstrre. acd tn. HeY DasrL1- Apply 10
.,r.r. - ap4 st
%gykNIED :. TEN THOUSAND RAILROAD
W g!ES Scales proposals will be TeGslvrd oy
se, n, ~. %. CarUIl deet street, till TUESDAY,
april 50 SI' -" furnishing ten thousand cypress
cross .lcs /. hrwt ! on both sides 10 make SIX
tncE suTi.s i so b. siS inches thick and seven
scs' .'-. shOls o. lie delivered Wihln nine.
" s. . from TIte. on the east rosdWsy OF VI
leans .eets - tween the Metarie road tnd Lake
Pouts h Tts N and along the lake shore to Bayou
sl2 iCt' WILLIAM HENRY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10
CONSTABLES' SALES,


III. Pinard W.. Mrs. NIeynier-Third Jus
tice Court for the Parish of Orleans, No 375.
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIkRI FACIAS TO
ID ne directed by the Hon. John L. LaTesche
Third Justice of the Peace for the parish of Orleans
l will proceed to sell at public auction at my
warehouse, No. IS Benville street, on MONDAY
April IL, 1873, at twelve O'Clock n, the folio wing
property, TO wit
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized in the above cause.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes
apl0 - 20 WILLIAM EGAN. Constable.
Widsw Lamarre vs.. James Bium-Third
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans, No.
446.
OY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF rIERr PACIAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. John L. Laresche,
Third Justice of the Peace in and for the parish
Orleans, will proceed to sell at public auction
on MONDAY, April a. 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
st my warehouse, Ne. IS Biesville street, the
following property TO wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
sp5 1913 WILLIAM EGAt. Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, GOLD Fifty
cents will draw $1,000 in gold. April SO
next, at the great drawing o! the Louisiana
State Fair Lottery. Central Office for sale
of tickets No. l07 Canal street. at the Gro
yer & Baker aalesrnnms
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10
BY TEL EG GRAPH .

THE PRESIDENT AT WASHINGTON
LOUISIANA INTEREST IN DOWNING CLAIM
SpANiSH-AMERICAN AFFAIRS
THE STRIKERS AND THE POLICE
THE GAS WORKS TROUBLE
BANK OEFICERS INDICTED
FIRE IN THE VIRGINIA WOODS
FlREMEN'S PARADE AT MOBILE
WILLIAM VISITS THE GAR
CONDITIONS OF THE POPE.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10
Tax Collection. in the Country.

Oscar Crozier, Esq, D! Lafourche. ia.
collector, is in town TO make his settlement
with the Auditor. He states that the peo.
pie of his section are paying their taxes
promptly. and that 10 obstacles are thrown
in his way.
Mr. f. R. Wright, tax collector OF Terre.
b0nne. makes the same statement, with the
difference that there are !. few tax resisters
in dis parish. but theo are, as general
thing persons who have no taxes to pay.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10
FIRE IN THE VIRGINIA WOODS
FlREMEN'S PARADE AT MOBILE
WILLIAM VISITS THE GAR
WASHINGTON.

CONDrTION OF THE POPE.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

BANK OFFICERS INDICTED
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-10

loohyRgso oN EE081H YAGs.k
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-25

special 10 llit ARpeal-l
LITTLE Rock, March 24-The senate
was principally engaged upon local and
special legislation.
Mr.. Ratelife gave notice of a bill for
erecting a new statehouse.
The committees on judiciary, finance
and education, reported nuRerous bills
for rejection or passage.
Mr.. Frierson presented a minority re-
port on the State geologist bill, which
many Republicans thought insulting,
causing a passage at arms between the
Republicans and Mr.. Frierson. Report
rejected.
Mr.. Torrans introduced a bill repeal
ing such Of the internal improvement
act as exempts railroads from taxation.
Mr. Beiden offered a bill to establish
the county Of Garland.
a message was received from the
governor, requesting immediate atten-
ton to the penitentiary convicts.
Mr.. Warwick's general election bill
was referred to the committee on cleo
tious.
Mr.. McIeod's school bill was referred
10 the committee on education. The
senate can redeem itself by passing both
these laws Of the house, somewhat mod
ifed.
Mr.. McGehee and Mr. Murphy made
a joint apology for their conduct on
Saturday.
Mr.. Fox rose to a question Of privil-
eye, and stated that the speaker refused
% recognize him Saturday, end he felt
outraged.
Speaker TankeTsly exculpated him
self gracefully, and delivered a terse lee
ture TO the members upon parliamentary
dignity and law, and hoped the occur
euces Of Friday and Saturday would not
be re-enacted.
NIessrs. McVeigh and Chapline joint
~ introduced a bill allowing equal pay
TO teachers OfpUblic schools without re-
gard to sex.
Mr.. Turner introduced a bill to au-
thorize the governor to appoint sheriff
I'm Pope county for an unexpired term.
Passed.
BIr. Latta introduced bill to enable
counties to hquidate debts by appropri-
ating and donating forfeited lands.
BY Mr.. Turner: a bill creating Stan
ton county by dividing Conway.
The bin introduced 10 appoint two
commissioners TO the Vienna exposition,
childish as it may seem, was referred to
the committee on banks.
The bin passed prohibiting liquor-sell-
ing, not drinking, within two miles Of
the Big Bottom school in Independence
county.
Mr. Warwick introduced bill dona-
ting certain lands to the New Orleans,
Little Rock and St. Louis railroad.
Mr.. ThrOwer introduced a bill abOl-
izhing the Office of district prosecuting
attorney.
Mr.. Cate introduced a bill providing
for the building and repairing Of public
ievees.
Mr.. Chaplain introduced a joint reso-
luton Tor the protection OF women.
IChaplaiu is the wOmen's champion.
r. =. johnson, a cOlOred justice Of the
peace of this city, while returning from
q trip up the Cairo and Fulton railroad,
had an alteration this morning with
am officer OF the train and was badly
beaten. 1t is rumoTed that he is dead.
The result of civil rights.
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county, asking for a change in the word.
ing of the bill relative to changing OF
justice of any county by a two-thirds
vote Of the citizens of said county, so
that such change may be made by vote
of the majority of voters.
The house resolutions, rendering
the use of the senate chamber to the
State Medical society, April /, 1873, and
authorizing the governor to appoint
six additional commissioners to the
Vienna exposition, were concurred in.
On motion OF Speaker Lacy, Mr..
Warren in the chair, the vote by which
the house bill prohibiting the sale of
spirituOus LIQUORS within hve miles OF
colleges and universities was passed,
was recOnsidered.
The exemption applying 10 teWns of
five hundred inhabitants was then
stricken out, so that said exemption will
apply to all incorporated towns. The
bin again passed third reading.
Mr.. Coulter presented q written pro-
test against the adoption Of the senate
Joint resolution, censuring or rePresen-
tatives in congress for Their late action
invoting to increase their compensation,
which protest, together with his reasons
for voting aye upon the said resolution,
he asked to have spread upon the min
utes. Leave granted.
The report of the committee appoint
ed to investigate the Torbett issue of
Tennessee money, which was made a
special Order for eleven o'clock, was re-
ceived, and referred with the deposi-
tions and other papers in that cOnnec-
ton TO a special committee appointed to
investigate the Affairs of the bank of
Tennessee.
Terry H. Cahall, a promising young
lawyer, and son Of the late Judge Ca
hall, died at Lebanon Sunday.
Knowing ones seem fully satisfied
that there will be no quorum of the
house tomorrow, while il is not en-
tirely probable that there viii be quo
rum in the senate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-25
GENERAL NEWS.
Proceedings of the Legislatures Of
Tennessee, Arkansas and
Mississippi.
Governor Brown YetOes the Tip
ping Bill-The Veto Sus-
tained by the
Senate.
The Alleged Legislative Frauds
Investigation Closing Scenes
of the Tennessee Legis-
lature.
Summary of News and Events of
Interest Condensed from
the Telegraphic
Reports.
MISqTssEPPI.

Special 20 The Appeal
JACKSON, March 24.-The house con-
sidered the school bill and passed bill
prohibiting the sale of intoxicating
liquor in quantities less than a gallon in
Vicksburg. The Sons of Temperance,
lately organized in Jackson, are work
ingvigorously in the cause. Otherplsces
viii follow.
The senate has set a good example by
adopting a resolution for two daily ses-
sions. They had another Vienna bill
up to-day, providing for one commission
er from each congressional district, one
from the State at large, one Thousand
dollars each for expenses, two thousand
dollars for freights, etc. There are many
senators who would not go as commits
si0ners under any consideration, and
this effort TO get the bill in a proper
shape got it in such a tangle that it had
TO be referred TO a special committee for
Strengthening.
The bill for the relief Of the State Fair
association has already been defeated,
agd another introduced. Unless bill
is passed, the association might as well
close up. The citizens seem sadly ig-
uOraEt Of the benefits yearly done by
the State fair, and unless the debts are
paid there viii be no fair in Jackson
this fall
The habit Of publishing calendars for
both houses, and which has been ubOb-
served lately, since the legislature
has agreed to adjourn, will be renewed
and the titles of the bills, already in the
hands of the committees, printed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-25
TENNESSEE.

Special 90 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 24-Mr. Mulvi-
hill submitted the minority report of
the Joint COMMITTEES to examine and re-
port as to the alleged corruption OF last
general assembly, stating that the time
given for such examination was not suf-
ticieuJ, and that persons and papers
were not sent for; and that the majority
report Of the committee denying use Of
illegidmate means TO obtain adoption or
defeat of certain measures in last gener-
al assembly, had been made on impeT-
feet information. Report received and
ordered to be spread upon the minutes.
Mr.. Cummins presented a protest
against the funding bill, taking as his
ground for action that the adoption of
the bill was hasty, and without the de
Liberation required by a measure Of such
vital importance to the interests of the
people. The protest was signed by
BIessrs. Moore, West, Wester, Haynes,
Latin, Head, Tillman, Brown, Young,
Wilson, Neblitt, NJ ulyihill, MeCamp-
bell, Kerr, OvertOn, Jamison, Hughes
and Cummins.
A motion to enter the protest on the
journals was lost by six for, twenty
against, and twenty-four excused.
Governor Brown has appointed Hon.
John NJ. Fleming, Of Knoxville, State
superintendent of public instruction.
The appointment was confirmed by the
senate.
Governor Brown to-day sent TO the
senate q message vetoing the tippling
or local option bill, passed by the general
assembly last week. The veto was sus-
tanned by the senate.
IN the senate Mr.. Warren presented a
memorial from the citizens Of McNairy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-25
LYONS KATHAIRON
For Preserving and BeautifyiBg the Hu
man Hair. To Prevent its Falling
Out and Turning Gray.

A well-preserved Head of Hair, In person
OF middle age, at once bespeaks refinement
elegance, health and beauty. 1t may truly be
called woman's crowning glory, while men
are not insensible TO Its advantages and
charms. Few things are more disgusting than
thin, frizzly, harsh, untamed hair, with head
and covered with dandruG. Visit bar
Der, and you feel and look like a new man.
This is what LYONS KATHAIRON viii do
all the time. The charm which lies in we'll
placed hair, glossy curls, Iuxurisut tresses and
a clean head, is noticeable aud irresistible.
Sold by all Druggists and Country stores
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rh. In1a rrou,,Ie a. rae,,eon. mo-.

The Late Trouble al jackson, Miss.
Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, March 24.-The prelimina-
ry trial of the soldiers arrested on the
charge of shooting the policemen few
nights ago took place to-day. Both po-
licemen are slowly recovering, but they
were not able to appear in court. The
testimony was such that private Harris
was released on one hundred dollars
bail, John Nelson, of jackson, becom-
ing his bondsman. The case Of the
other was continued.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-25
MEXICAN MUSTANG LTNINIENT
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Probably few articles have ever had so ex.
versally beneficial than the celebrated MEXI-
CAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Children,
adults, horses and domestic animals are al
ways liable to accident, and it is safe to say
that no family can pass single season with
out some kind Of eInollient being necessary.
IL becomes a matter of Importance, then, tc
secure the best.
over three hundred livery stables in the city
of New York alone are using the Mexican
Mustang Liniment, In all of which ii gives un-
usual satisfaction.
CAUTION.-The genuine is wrapped in a
fine steel-plate engraving, with &c. W. West
brook, Chemist" and Trade Mark, Mexican
Mustang Liniment,p engraved across the face
Of each wrapper. The whole bears the propri-
ators private United States Revenue Stamp,
gists.
Lyon Manufacturing Company,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-25
To the Trade of Arkansas, Mississippi
and West Tennessee.

We, the undersigned, merchants OF Louis
vile, desire to assure our friends and the trade
generally of Arkansas, Mississippi and West
Tennessee, that ample facilities exist to ship
all goods from Louisville, via Nashville, with
out change of cars, to any points by railroad
on the Mobile and Ohio, Mississippi Central
and Louisville and Memphis roads, and the
rates of freight viii be the same as heretofore.
In addition TO these railroad facilities to
reach Memphis with freights destined for Ar
kansas,we have ample means of shipment by
sboats to Memphis on through bills of lading to
all points on Arkansas and White rivers.
This announcement is made to our friends
and customers to correct an impression, which
has been sought to be made by our competi-
tors in other cities, that the break on the Lou
isville and Nashville railroad at Clarksville,
Tennessee, viii prevent Louisville merchants
from shipping their goods TO the South and
southwest.
LOUISVILLE, March 4, 1873.
j. NJ. liobinson & Co., Bamberger, Bloom q
Trabne. Fra fSi D Davis & Co, Low & whitney,
Arthur Peter & Co., Edelen, Hufiaker&Shy,
Tapp, Leathers & CO., Kahn Wolf,
Johnston, Newman jackson, Loving~& Nc
Co., Goodwin,
Moss & Semple, Piatt & Allen,
John H. Thomas & Co., Mccarthy q Bayless,
Truman, Swami & Snoddy 4 Parrish,
Richie, l.. L. Warren & Co.,
R L. White q Co., Drabelle &Gardner,
Sutclifie& & Owen, Walton d Brothers,
Neale * Co. mhl2d&w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-25

AN ACT 70 change the time of holding the
Circuit Courts of Gibson, Crockett and Hay
wood counties, and the Law Court at Hum
boldt in the 18th Judicial District, and the
times OF holding the Chancery Courts at
Trenton, for Gibson county, in the uth
Chancery Division.
seniblg Of te State Of Tennessee, That the times
of holding the Law Court at Humboldt, in
Gibson county, be changed from the flrst Mon
days Of March, j Jrne and October, as now held
by law, to the third Mondays of February,
June and October; that the time of holding
the Circuit Courts at Brownsville, for Hay
wood county, be changed from the third Mon
days OF March, July and November, as now
held by law, 10 the first Mondays of March,
July and November; that the Circuit Courts
at Alsmo, for Crockett county, be changed
from the second Mondays OF April, August
and December to the fourth Mondays OF
March, july and November; that the tames OF
holding the Circuit Courts at Trenton, for
Gibson county, be changed from the thild
Mondays OF April, August and December, as
now held by law, TO the second Mondays of
April, August and December; that the times
OF holding the Chancery Courts at Trenton,
for Gibson county, be changed from the third
Mondays OF May and the second Mondays OF
December as now held by law, to The second
Mondays OF May aud November.
Section BE 10 further enacted, MAT so far
as any change is made by the fiTst section OF
this act, as 70 the times OF holding the Law
Court at HUMBOLDT, the Circuit Courts at
Brownsville, Alamo and Trenton, FOR the re-
speetive counties therein named, the same
respective court, as before named, interyeDes,
as now provided for by law, from which last
mentioned terms writS and other process
shall test 10 the succeeding term IS changed
by this act.
section 5.-Be it Jatrther enacted, That so far
as any change is made by the first section OF
this act as TO the times OF holding the Chan
cery Courts at Trenton, for Gibson county,
that all process, etc, now issued or to be is
sued, shah be and hereby are made returna-
BILE to the FIRST term, as contemplated by the
change: and that in this regard the public
welfare requiring it this act shall take effect
from and after It's passage.
Passed March Is, 1873.
AT. LACEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
w. :. MCGAUGHEY,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
Approved March ls, 1873.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
/ certify that the foregoing is a true copy of
an act Of the General Assembly OF the State
OF Tennessee, the original of which is now on
file in my office.
CHAS. n. GIBBS,
mh25 Secretary Of State.
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w11LAzD's HOTEL,


Hon. A. Caldwell, Washington, D c.:
STR hereby acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your letter Of this day, resign
ing your seat in the senate of the United
States as senator from the State Of Kan
sas. Very respectfully, your obedient
servant, THos. A. OSBORNE,
Governor Of Kansas.
Senator Wright inquired whether
Senator Morton proposed to take any
further steps.
Senator Morton replied that 1t was
not competent to e1pel man who was
not a senator, or declare a seat vacant,
therefore he considered his duties as
chairman of the committee on elections
at an end.
Senator Fenton said he had a speech
to make on the Caldwell case, but IL
would not be pertinent to do so.
Senator Wright moved that Senator
Clayton's case be taken up.
Senator Thurman said ne had never
found time 10 read the testimony.
Senator Clayton remarked that it Was
due to himself, and TO Ehe State which
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.ssociated Press Dispatches,
NOforfous Forger Cansured.

LOUISVILLE, March 2t.-The notori-
Gus forger, Joe Walters, was arrested
here to-day by ief-Detective D. T.
Bligh, and will leave for Indianapolis
tonight in charge of an officer sent
down with 8 reduisitior.
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NOTICES.
Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE OF
INSURANCE COMPANY, =
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March Y, 1873.
A election for Nine Directors of the
"A Bank of Commerce " will be held at
this Office on THURSDAY NEXT, the 9th
instant, between the hours of 10 am. and 3
q. m; after which the business of this Com
Dany will be merged into that of said Bank,
and stockholders of this Company only will
be entitled to vote at said election.
BY order X. A. PARKER, Secretary.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

RNcALLISTER'S COMPOSITION : Perfect
w Safety from Explosion of Coal Oil in
Lamps. The undersigned having become the
purchasers of the above lamp powder, for the
prevention OF explosion Of coal oil in lamps,
and having thoroughly tested the same, con-
hdently offer it for sale. guaranteeing thai It's
use As directed will prevent the OIL in lamps
from exploding. Beware OF mutations. Pat-
ent applied for. BADGER 4 HOSKEN.
For sale IN any quantity. by
II. WETTER & CO.,
mhR Nos. u ana Is Monrpa STRAIT