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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-06
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. February ., Evening.-Cot.
ton closed dull and nominal: safes "a
bales: upands 2llsc: Orleans 2l'oc; net
receipts 90; gross 4o93; sales Tor export
1873. Sales OF futures Hoo bales: Feb
ruary 2O4c; March 2O3s 20 .-l6c: Apri!
2l3. &c: July y ll-!6G2l'4c. Flour droop.
ING: common 20 fair extra 81 30 !; good
SiI - Whisky 93iac. Wheat slightly
tirmer for buyers. 81 see for export Corn I'M
changed Pork dull. Sl4 ,. y. Beef quiet.
S. . a 8 80. Naval stores 4aiet. Ta!low
and freights quiet.
Leather firm and in fair request; Hem
lock sole. Buenos ayres and Rio Grande
fgbt, middle and heavy weights 20 a Bic:
California do y l. ,,9I.c: osinrco do ,. n
2Sc. Wool duh at G2c for pulled. and "a q
:4c for fine spring clip California. Cote"
steady: Rio !. {. :.0c. Sugar IN moderate
demand. M0la-sss active: MHscAvad". new
cron. 81 l9c: Porto REQ &c. Rice steady:
Carolina IS 3'sc.
CIHcrHHATi February !.--Entt"h ""'l,
and rIjccs = shade lower: u,'idi;o. .ci.c.
Flour u1ie: and firm a, IS 1898 -.
hrat-Demand far and ma k'' firm az
:! !34l1 ~. c rn-DemaEI fair and mar
Ike, finn a. .lc. Oats stsstE. and prices
unchanged. Pork noMua!ly unchanged.
Lard auief: steam .asc. buyers 5'.c; ket.
'lc nc. Build meats in far tcmanG; prices
unchanged. Bacon s:",,hE: shoulders 3'8e:
clear rib .$Sc: cica. sides ''.c. NA'sk'
firm at Sc.
ST. Lor1s. February 5-Cotton CUE;
middlirg l9l2c. Flour iuia, and une algeG;
ma Shipping facilitic. Wh:at-No. : srr.u.
Chicago 81 3f74 al ;t2.; sol, 81 A.: No; :
red winter $40! %; No ) 81 81 a 81.
Corn dun and prices dropping, closing
lower: No . mixed 81 a 32e or east track
Oats dull and prices dropping; No. !! .5c on
east track. s9l2 30c on this side. Pork
nuiet at :lJ Bulk meats quiet: shoulders
IN a i&4c: clear rib sac: clear sides IS a
&c for obbing and order lots. Bacon dull:
shoulders .ll3c: clear rib ~ r'i.c; clear
sides g.. Lard firm: good .;.e. Whisky
in better demand at $50.
foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. February ;, Evening Bag
,onzShor: rib nidd.es 81. Ia.veHtiae
~. "A.
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FOREIGN

The SnmOs Island Earthquake iIoVes
mcnt of Russia in Central Asia-BHttlc
between CnrIists and ROyalists-GEc
New German Army Bill-POTt0 Rico
slavery Abolition Bill The NOrthfect
Disaster BGwies Acquitted British
Court in MOurninS-r undw ich islands.
Speech of the New King.
ATHENS, February a.~-The earthquake
shocks on the island of Sam0s. which caused
such great destruction Of properly and loss
of lie. continued four days. 1t has not yet
been asce.tainc1 the number OF persons
VIII" persisted.
81. PETERsBrRc. February S-The or.
Ctdi Gr>etc OF 'his city. in an article on the
movement ct Russia IN Central Asie, con-
trasts the dittertEco with which Great
Britaik views the growth of the United
States in North America with the jealousy
with which she watches the growth of
Russia. The Ga-ette says that British jour
naiists are simply beside themselves with
anger, and concludes by advising the
British government to take 40 more notice
OF the progress of Russia than she does
of that of the United States.
The Russian fleet, now in the Baltic. will
seon sail frr the Mediterranean.
b ERIN, February 5.-The new army bill
ella ims twelve years service-thrse active.
four in reserve, and five III the landwehr
MADRID, February 5.-lhe government
has Intelligence Of a second battle between
the Cdriists and royalists. The Carlists
were defeated with great loss in men and
stores. The fight occurred 1t Aga, . small
place IN the North.
The Minister of Var announces 200 i'll
surgCn-s killed. llc0 r.fies captured. pro.
portionate ammunition and 200 prisoners
CAPTURED.
At the session of Congress Yesterday. a
Republican deputy proposed an amend
ment to the Porto Rico abolition bill, ex-
tending it's provisions to Cubs. aud provid-
Jug that slaves themselves, and not masters.
shall receive indemnity 1t is not likely
that Congress will consider the amend
4 band Of Carlists burned the railroad lie.
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NEW YORK.
The syndicate and the New LOai-fUip0rf'
Crs and Groccrs' Board of Trnde-Thc
Duryea Murderer-seyen MurdereTs
Arraigned-The Memory OF Seward
Grafton by Charles Francis Adams.

Grafton by Charles Francis Auanlss
NEW YORK, February 5.-The represen.
tatives of the syndicate report increasing
interest on the part OF the national banks
in the new loan and receipt to-day of
more numerous and larger subscription
than Yesterday. Adyices from London are
also very favorable and look to the closing
of the loan on Friday.
The Importers and GrOcers' Board of
Trade to-day adopted resolutions opposing
the repeal of the baukl upt law. and return
ed a report of the committee on trade and
statistics I, be prepared in the form OF a
memorial and presented to Congress.
The corUuer's jury in the case OF the muir
der Of Durlca by Simmons yesterday re-
turned verdict that the deceased died
from the stab wound az the hands OF SIM
mons. but to this they added their belief
that the Murderous assault was not pre-
meditated that tie prisoner. from previous
threat, made by the deceased toward HIM.
may have considered bis life threatened.
This il regarded as remarkable. Twelve
millions Ut dollars are said 10 he repre-.
scented in simmons family. and the jurors
are men whose standing is questionable.
The grand jury indicted Simmons. who
killed Dury-a for murder in the III stdegrec.
He was hai!ed ID the sum OF $4,000.
Seven prisoners were arraigued to-day in
the Court of Oyer and Terminer. on the
charge of murder. Each pleaded not
guilty.
The Joint committee of the lie; islature
selected Charles Francis Adams rs orator,
on the occasion of the celebration by the Leg
isature, of honoring the memory Of VIII
liam II Seward.
Skies of 1891. 1888; fivP-twentics Of 1862.
ia; 1864. Il4a4; 1863, llj4, ne% II lip;
1867, 1853; 1863. lI6as; new fves, li3L4.
ten forties, ll4S; Tennessee skies -; new
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MARSHAL'S MONITTONS,


PstcT Sohs:s ve Steamship G. tn eTs,S $uoig'
w.ck-No. 10. 81.
II 'He ssITkD STATES DlSTR"oP G0SR9
S~'slct ~ LoIisidna-In ontS o.. 60 ~ OIL
u'eatio "arrslt to uae directed IN So above ON
It.c ao'oS nave seized au4 sast 9 s&s Go $3.50
1..s sTeASSHIEo SESSERs2 ~ SsS'sS Wv
t.f ne rsuS'5 set iUCth in che h q! zoe Sr.ui!ts
III 'ht -. -t'ict Court Of tho dniss,o %'gt,o. Al,
"wnre "s swn. Is ehtre.f arS 81 onr col,
f'ersoo Of persons hsviuS OF sseSsllSs 10 o.
:Ht"~ any right, title u Irtsies' 10 90
inc Same. to be aud appe.s - o Yss.e
court Of tho United States for tfs 9ssrce al''S
sad, to BE- holden 40 the cityOs scy eIrieans %
tue hrst Monday of March, TO shove cauet
any they have can, why the said sIraI'snS
should not be condemned AID Re sod agreeAOS %
the prayer of hbeauts.
United states Marshals office SuV dSesSo
sfth day OF Februargo 1873.
&sg32spH3 SAtea states A6ssss
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CONNIE RCIAY.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. February 5, 1873

WEDNESDAY EVENING. February 5, 1873
CorTOS-The sales to-day reached '200
bales, all before p NJ. mot including 3oO
omitted yesterday, when the actual bust
ness, exclusive OF 20 on the day before
was $50 bales. at irregular prices, re-
curing no change in our quotations. We
give also the Exchange figures, which are for
average lists according with its OH
cial type, while ours present the proper
range of the market for average lists, but
with the outside figures for low middilng
and the lower grades given as the outside
figures for strict:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ASsfMIEATED
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Cold opened az ll3Qll3A. against
,t33s az New York, and after an active
business closed at 1871. a ll3lg tan advance
al lac over yesterdays rates. against !l32s
II New York. where il touched in the in
terim 1884. The sales summed up S!l3..
8On including $4,000 $4,000 and s30O0i at
iI3L. 4 900 at 1885: $4,000 at 1872:
so 500 1915. 900, $500, $25 900, $4,000, $1,000
and $4,000 at llI3l2, and $4,000 at ll3's.
In silver we noticed 8 sale of $1,000 Ameri
ran balf-dollars at IlUl2. American half
dollars are now quoted nominal at iO912 a
1I0ls. and Mexican dollars at y cent
premium in gold for new and Tor old.
The movement in sterling exchange was
Of fair extent. and under the influence Of
New York gold dispatches, the market
closed at an advance of s. p cent for pri-
ya-e bill, and about p for bank. The sale~
amounted to e.. 900, comprising $4,000 bill!
o; l.dine, early. at l223s; 1880 (&l5OO bill
Of iading and,e2O0O Al clear a. l2224; $4,000
hi of lading at 1923. 4 i2e75 Gs0O0 Al
clear $4,000 and $1,000 at !23; $4,000 and
go coo bill of lading ard AL clear at l227 3
m !23I.: GS0G0 $4,000 bill of lading and
ct0OO Al clear) at 1875; $4,000 Al clear
$1,000 and f600O) at 1884. $4,000 bank at
-. and e25O0 do at l23lR.
The sales OF francs included 100000 com.
merciai at -. 10000 a. 466lA. .3,OOV do
36s, and 100000 Swis. at the same.
i, the close sterling bills were quoted
=, I22a, u 1927. for bill of iading and AL
,,rar, and I,3i4 a ia for bank, and francs
= 4 6. % ..6sIa for private. and S.6S4s tor
.,ank.
Vhe offerings OF douestis exchange we're
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Durley, Tucker, from Vera Csts 20 Wig
liams, Ruperti Nco-4th district H. euo,, u
SPANISH bark Aquedita. Ferries, 10 DAYS rom fs
yana in ballast to P,lig Bros-Ist district ~
German brig II Steenken, Ha.hhagen. Al days
from Rio Janeiro, to Phipps &""-ISt uiS'tiCS
Brig Lewis Clark Smith, 20 DAYS from Turks Ia
land to Hall VauShll-ith dlstIict
Schooner Texana, Rault, from Tocoiutar VbS SvV0
uandtZ-2d district 7
TOWBOATs.
Pal2ir, Caldwell, from the PasseS-EE'"rH 6oWs
alld TO sea 2gth ultmO. ship Lake OAtario tuS
bark Rosino Bruno Brought up bark A4uedltae
brig Lewis Clark and schooner irXaha
abJta Palmer from the Passes-ToNrd DIVA
and to sea I'd instant, brigs HansO and Anei1s@
brought up brig H Steenkei6
STEAMBOATS,.
!fa Forgar, from New iteIil
Sesne Taylor, Barton, from "dsn91S"e
EXPORTS.
YAvRE-Ship Able-l699 bales cotton $50 s9eveS
LIvERPOOL-Bark La Plata-l6o' bales COTTON
BoSTOS-Brig Eliza -steyens-l2e2 baIes cotton
$500 slaves II cases mdse oa,s
UTILLA-SChOOner May EVtlyn-oS OueS oo-S Q
bbls pork 10 bbls beef $ kegs buttes 40
NEW YORK-Steamsh Ger SedgWa"Lsi4 oa ,t6s
cotton 100 hbis mo!asses IS binds o"rs 'sCs .o9S
hides 81 SISo aides 100 bags SSao 80 $3.50 sfsi 30
sd.s ssSs
IMPORTS.
-rRSs' Ssi.aSc-BsiS t.".s "a. S~s!.:;' Sa'3
"'I6S0,UTa-.ech.",.. Tr..e 80 SIS: q s"esee %
pc. o..... IL a..ies S.Yo;!n15 Va;seoe
RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
NEW ?BERIA-Stsa1sr !da-f.5 shd. 81 s;SS %
Nb!s sugar SO I5.s aoasses IsS rtoS 200 81: "a
and sUHdrite 40, g.
cortoa SO sss cotton s.-9 =; %Las % 800 ~S1SlSs
dT..S
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD
&HRGsS'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS R2YsSOASs
Februars 5~2l7 hhds sugar Us1s sugas aob.s m9s
.as5es and sunG!1es 900. %
KkT ORLEANS GOBIL8 AEp SETis RAYSo
ROAD, Februuaro a-a5 bales c1t'oA 10 0snds sSo
gar bills molasses and sundrj,s
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND sREsc SORTH
ERN RAILROAD, Bebruars S-s6GS balea sottoa
and sUndry produce
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Weather Report.
Office Chief Signal Office
Washington, February 5, 1873, a"5 +.

Tor New England, wind shifting 20 east
erly and .outherly and partly cloudy
weather. Foe the Middle States, easterly
TO southerly winds and partly cloudy
weather, with probably areas of light rain
from Virginia to Southern New York. For
the Northwest and extending eastw ard and
scout westward over the upper lake region.
and to The Ohio valley. westerly 20 north
-rIy winds and general. clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States. winds veer-
ing 20 westerly with clearing weather. For
the Calf States east Of the Mississippi, light
TO fresh variable winds and partly cloudy
weather. For Tennessee and kentucky.
winds veering to westerly and probably
nu..Lwes.erly and generally cleag weather.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPCBH'rsS !
Thursday, February 3, - Sc ,
YESTERDAY

Steamship General Stdgwick, Evans Tor Ne" SorS
Norwegian ship Able Ferkelsen Tor HaNrr
British bark La Plata, MAJ theWs for Lay poo"
BRIG Eliza Stevens. Harrington, for Bo5t"is
Schooner NAV Evelyn Hicken for ut!ila
schooner William Fisher, Lyman tor Ruata1 Ss!anS
il ballast
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oae:4ry~-Comns:c:a ..
Mo-. u =.
c,rct, 90 '.as D.fi, REPUBLICAN,

N|..sEsr4l EVtNIH,. February ), Io13. J
~. money market continues withou: any
NV feature AZ marked variation in rate
The offerings AZ the h.,n.s axe "t moderate
sy,cnt, and al! gcoc. .apc' is readily ac-
..ntCd. The demand for discounts On the
stree. IS quite simitch. and we hea. o;
scarcely any first class paper offering. We
continue :" cuo.c t!st class paper with
co'iaterais az 10 Z cen. = anuum. and
4; without at i! q -. second class at ~.
fgs. class mortgage ?aveS ~ 10 ..s. seeon!
,'asa do at l.:
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Succession OF Mnris DavcnpSre CD no,

succession S3 1Enrig Davcnpsre SGS
IS $50. "a
SEt"SB pISTRL"s GOURe FOB TNH TsGiSB
~ or orr ans -%oSioe is he sbs GiSss 90 tbS
c'editOrs vi mis- es'atr OF eS SN ss'ss persons
neFeln Interested to show Caua~ eyishin Ecu says
.i"n she present. act.hc - ION, u any shcS SO'" OF
an, ny ~ a.sonIt pTeser'Gd ny ~. IS w.
arg "XecU Sr III tho estate should 10S be sSs'3e
.'.&'rb and arSrOy ID, and sfe 9SHs sSi5trI' IsT
~ 'c'siaan,a tbeiewits, d Sns sFil es'sst %
81. charged from all SsT:SsS $40 aIS VaSS NSOt
81 io"s in the preLase.
- ore . gS ~. aoaSe
'ee. lo' FRAsR pAgoE. 81, aeao
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-06

master, eight and half days from Ruatan,
with fruit to K. Morgan s. Co.; steamship
Durley, at 3 P NJ, Tucker, master rom
Vera Cruz, to Williams. Rupertl x Co. NO
departures.
VIcKsBURG, February Passed down
Seminole, at IL A. NJ. Up-Clty OF alton
at ten last night; Colorado, at ! r. NJ TO,
day. River rising. Weather cool anu
cloudy.
MEMPHIS. February 5.-River declining
Weather warm and rainy. ATrived|Pink
Narole and Dardanelle, from Arkansas
river. Departed-City OF Chester. for st.
Louis; Mary Boyd, for Arkansas river :;
Legal Tender, for White river; Mex Long
worth, for Louisville: Arlington and MI,
nicola, for Cincinnati: Crescent CITY and
barges last night, and Belle Lee this moTn-
ing.
CINCINNATI, February j.-River eighteen
feet and falling. Weather fair during the
day; slightly cloudy 10 night; mercury ~.
PTTsBURG, February 5.-Riyes rising
slowly; now seventeen feet SIX inches:
both rivers putting out large Quantities OF
ice Arliyed-E. Il. Durtee. from New
Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, February 5.-River has risen
foot; now stationary, with eight leet nine
! niche. in the canal. Weather cloudy ana
| mild. But little ice running, and uavlga-
! ton fairly resumed; the wharf IS lively.
Down.. l.. Church, from CINCINNATI to
New Orleans. Up-H. c. NaeseT, from
| New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE. February 5.--Weather al
ternately clear and cloudy. Mercury rang
ing between 30 and 480. River risen one
foot, and clear of ice. Up-Mary Miller at
1890 A. M; Dexter at A. NJ.
CAIRO, February 5.-ATrived-sam j
| Hale, from Cincinnati, at > A. NJ; Henry
Ames, from New Orleans, at A. III: De
| parted Common wealth, for Louisville, al
5 p. M S. j. Hale, for New Orleans, at :
| A. NJ; City of Quincy. for St Louis, at
4. NJ; Henry Ames, for ST. LOUIS, at / A
| NJ; Thompson Dean, for Cincinnati, at
II NJ. River slowly declining. Weather
cloudy and warm.
ST. LOUIS, February 5.-No arrivals
| Departed-City of Helena, for Nlcks0urg
| Andy Johnson and Carrie V. kOuntz, tol
New Orleans. River about stationery. Inc
gOrgcs at st. Charles and Alton are still
firm, but are expected to break at any hour
Weather clear and mild Boats from be
low report the Great Republic lying agalns
| the Illinois shore above Perry toWhead
taking on stock. She will proceed soutt
on the first rise. The Richmond and Mary
| Mcdonald are still aground at Horse Tail
| The Alice j. at the bank below the barracks
yelOadins.
REouf,ev Renarf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-06
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Miguel EsteIa-So. So. 2@2'
S,ECOHD DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PABlSh
~ OF Orioans.-Notce is hereby gwen to the eyed
ltors or tins estate, and to all either SJrsDns
h~'eH ln'ereBted, to show cause esis.io ten days
from IT," sreseuS notihoetion, S ans sl,eO nave g
"-t.|fg 8h~ sesoUne Srrse.i9.,o D. pha tUtrN
81 '!@ in!H"s ers tsgess OF sL- =. ssse5o ei q
such adrlni.'eslus elia estate, s!o.3 au6 %
nom" az 70 and app oN+d ,,.S siss a4aIe ss'9S
t-ltes iu accordance Sl.ssSisbo
SvssH OF $40 Court
t,2S 100 SssSs VaG'. va dosqSs
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SOUTHWEST PASS, FEBRUARY 5.-Earofnetef
1910. Weather calm, with thlch TO-; Ar
girsd-Schooaes J. G. WhipPle. White.
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LIVERPOOL. February ;. Evening y
rib Midd.es 81. .a.vsAuae
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kallroa0s ano STEAMBOATS,
Maine Central II. II.
A4a Change Of Time.

Commencing Monday July 81, 1873.
Morning train from Augusta, for Bath, Boothbay,
Rockland, Lewiston, Portland and Boston, Will
leave at q O'Clock.
The noon train for Boston will lea We Aupusta at
IL 30 A. NJ, and Will connect at Yarmouth June
ton with train on u. Il. Ry.
Afternoon tram will leave Augusta at 80 p. NJ,
and arrive in Portland at g. and Boston at 10
Nignt Pullman sleeping) train leaves Augusta for
Bos ton at 1890 4. NJ.
Passenger trains leave Augusta for Bangor at 81
a. NJ, and Tor Bangor Dexter, Belfast and okow-
hogan, at 9.55 A. NJ, and 4.OS Z. NJ.
1he Augustd, HailtureH and Gardner ACCOMNo-
DATloN TRAIN leaves Augusta Ior Hallowell and
Gardiner at 7.30 and 800 A. NJ, and = l5 and 6.l0
+. NJ, Leaves Halowell Tor Gardiner at 40 and
8 10 A. NJ, and 2.25 and $50 L. NJ. Leaves Gar.
diner for Hallowell and Augusta at $50 and Is
~. NJ, and 100 and 800 +. NJ. Leaves Halo
well for Augusta at GAS and { 35 A. NJ, and l.20
and 5 20 Z. NJ.
passenger train leaves Portland at $50 2. NJ and
arrives at Augusta at $50 Z. NJ.
L.. l.. LINCOLN, supt.
Augusta, ,Ju1y 81 1613
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| OF chronic and Acute ltleuinilIsIl, Neuralgia
Lnmbago, Sciatica, Kidney and Nervous Diseases
after years oi suffering by taking Or. Filters Veg
ctable Rheumatic syrup the scientific discovery of
j. r. Filter, Nj. d., a regular graduate physician
with whom we are personally acquainted, who has
for 80 years treated these diseases exclusively with
astonishing results. We believe it our christian
duty, alter deliberaton, to conscentiousy reques
sufferers to it, especially persons in moderate
circumstances who cannot afford to waste money
and time on wo' thess mixtures. As cergymen we
seriously feel the deep responsibility resting
owledge and experience of its remarkable mel 1t
fully justliies our action. Yours truly, &C.. Rev.
c. Ii. Ewing Media, Penn, suffered sixteen Years,
became hopeless Rev. Thomas Murphy, ~. D.,
Franktord Phila. key. j. Is. Davis, Highstown,
New Jersey. Rev. }. 5. Buchanan, Clarence, iowa.
Rev. G. u. Smith, Plttsiord, New York. Rev. JO-
seph Beggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other
Congressman, Physicians, &c, forwarded gratis
with pamphlet explaining these diseases. One
thousand dollars Will be presented to medicine
for same diseases showing equal merit under the
test or that can produce one fourth many living
cures. Any person sending by letter description
of alction will receive without charge lf consid-
cred curable) legally signed guarantee, naming
the exact number of bottles warranted TO cure
agreeing to refund amount paid in OF its fail
ure to Price per bottle .25 can be bought
as used. Afflicted invited TO write for medical ad-
vice above diseases only. No charge for reply,
which will contain much valuable information ac-
CURED by lifetime practice. No ccmpuision to
buy medicine. Address DR.. Filter, Philadelphia
Printed explanations of the disease also furnished
LII TITCOAIB, Sole Agent for AAgusta.
West End kennebec Bridge.
j. w. PERKINS 4 CO., Portland, Wholesale
G.. G. GOODWIN Il CO.. Boston, , Agents.
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Often do we hear the bereaved one exclam :;
just had his likeness--if | only had her
faph, 1 would not take fortune Tor it " Let
a warning to those enjoying life and health
G the lamp OF life holds out, while the bloom
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Smyrna times., 1873-02-19
STATE AND LOCALS.

The Record at Seaford, is again offered for
sale.
1t is rumored that a printing Office will be
started at FELTON,.
The Milton Methodist talk of building q
$4,000 church.
Another car factory meeting is to be held in
this town tomorrow evening.
1t is said that Milford is going to have a
fine billiard saloon in the Spring.
Fresh cod fish from Lewes, are sold in the
Milford market for ten cents a pound
A cigar factory now in operation in Viii
mlngton manufactures 1000 cigars per day.
The Buck scOunty PENNSYLVANIA MIeLigence,
says that the peach buds in that section are al
killed.
Mr.. JAS. II. Cotton, of this town, has com
menced the sale of carpeting and has laid in .
good stock.
Money sold at the last meeting of tn,
Building Loan Association of Milford for 3.
and IS premium.
EUery EUeninq, Of Wilmington has reached
within loo Of 5000 circulation. It's success
has been remarkable.
''The Farmers and Fruit Growers Associa
ton Of BridgeviIle, Delaware" was recent
organized at that place.
All the towns on the Peninsula now want I
know why the Government can't give them
postoffice as we'll as Dover.
An interesting article on ship building by
practical craftsman at Smyrna Landing,
published in another column.
Mr.. John ii. Hoffecker has taken out letter
Of administration on the estate of the lat
Henry Raughley, of this town.
The citizens Of Harrington are trying to 20
up a petition in favor of incorporating III
. town. The new NJ. Il. Church there is abor
finished
! A meeting to re-organize the Young Men
Christian Association Of this town will be bel
at the M. Il. Parsonage TO morrow tfhursday
evening.
The sermon an nnen1oriam of Dr. Charles /
Mahon, will be preached next Sunday mornin
at the Presbyterian church, by Rev. Nj
Huntington.