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New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
81, Shayies Theatre,

The entire strength of the company ia in
the cast of the thrilling equestrian drama
of "Rookwood. or Dick Turpin's Ride to
York which was produced at the ST.
Charles Theatre last night for the first time
In addition to Miss Leo Hudson's intelti-
gent horse Black Bess, there were three
other horses and a mule on the stage. The
interest of the play centres chiefly in Miss
Hudson as jack Palmer and Dick TV}pi51,
with her Black Bess as Dick Tapin s horse
The last scene shows the horse and rider TO
such advantage that some of the poorer
parts of the play are overlooked. 1t is not
a piece calculated to run as long as Ma
zeppa" or draw as well, and the audience
was lamentahly small last night because
the people there are strangers to the drama.
TOnigh! lockwood" will be repeated.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music.

Thers is one place in the city where con-
fortcan be obtained during the hot weather
and that is the Academy of Music. where
the atmosphere agreeable Last night was
the first appearance of Miss Blanche Sell
wyn. q talented protean artist and vocalist,
who then gave her celebs sted portraiture
of che london Swells." The new local
comedy OF the "Dressmakers of Canal
Street contains many happy hits and
was well received. The London burlesque
of Little Jack Sheppard was also pro-
duced. The same bill tonight with the ex-
ception OF an entire change in the oIio 9e1.
f0rhaDces
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
Varieties Theatre.

Mr.. Lawrence Barrett appeared in the
comedy of Money" last night in role
with which he is perfectly familiar, and he
was very well supported. The audience,
however was far from large Tonight the
Wonder" will be produced, with which
patrons of the Varieties have become some
what familiar. Tomorrow there will be a
Home matinee. The balance of the week
will be devoted to comedy. The season of
the Varieties will close on the nineteenth
instant,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

Buffalo is to have new hotel, to cost not
lers thaR $780, 1t is to be four stories
in height, With Manssrd root. snd lave Q
frontage Of 100 feet.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
WHOLE NUMBER 1910.
BY TEL { G R APH

% ~ ~ h " IL n ~
GRANT AND CABINET RETURNING
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
LATEST FROM THE WRECK
THE GAS sT0KERS STRIKE
New York in Darkness
A. 7. STEWART RECOVERING
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION
Bloody Work in Memphis, Galveston
and Cincinnati.
= GUBERNATORfAL CONVENTION
THE: ENGLISH EXCHEQUER
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
The Murder in AEest RatOu Rsure.

The Sugnr Planter gives the following
account Of the recent attempt upon the life
of Mr. Ricard and the murder of his wife:
most atrOciOus murder was committed
in this parish on Monday morning last, un-
der the following circumstances: Between
one and two o'clock of the morning in ques-
ton, MI. Raymond Ricard, one of the most
quiet and inOffensiye of our prominent col
Ored citizens. was aroused by the barking
of his dogs III the yard and opening the
door of his house to learn the cause, a shot
from revolver was fired at him. but miss
ing, i. took effect upon his wife, who
wa. in bed. wOunding her so badly that
sine died in few hours after. A
second and third shots were fired at Mr..
Ricard, also without effect, one of the
balls striking the mattrass OF the b. d and
falling upon the floor. Several shots were
fired in return BY Mr.. Ricard. apparently
without effect. az the rutfians Immediately
abscOnded. The neighbOrhood was at once
aroused, aud although the most energetic
{ forts were made to capture the murderer,
he is still at large. He is described by Mr..
Rcard as being tall, heavy black man,
but it was too dark to discover the features.
He is supposed to be the same fellow who
was seen in this neigh bOChood the day
previous. attempting to sell gold watch
and revolver under such peculiar clrcum
stances that Constable johnson took
them from him until he could prove law
ful ownership, but since then he has
not been heard of. What the motive for
attempting the life of Mr.. Ricard is a
mystery that no one can solve. as he is
| man of very mild manners, and one noted
| for avoiding difficulties under almost any
circumstances. The only solution lies in
the probability that the fellow is horse
thief, and finding himself detected, fired
| at Mr. Ricard to escape recognition or
| arrest. The funeral of Mrs. RIcard TOOK
place on Wednesday, being followed to her
| last home by her mourning family and sym
| pathizing friends. Search is still being
| made for the murderer and the citizens OF
| this parish offer a reward of $500 for his
arrest All classes of people are shocked
at this terrible outrage, ana white and col
Ored are uniting their efforts to bring the
villain to merited punishment. Should he
be caught, we are inclined to the opinion
| that the district Judge will not be consulted
OF his disposition.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

Tie veteran editor Of the Alexandria
Democrat seem. to be wearying Q: the
struggle. Hear what he has TO say:
IN another column will be found two ad-
7ertisements of Michael Legras. recently
appointed assessor and collector of Rapides.
They speak plainly to all, and tor the pres:
ent We call the attention OF ali interested
parties to them. excusing ourself from fur.
ther advice on the important subject The
editor of the Democrat is not IL the mood.
nor has he much will 10 lead or shoot of his
battery thus early in the expected and ad-
vised conflict. He has borne. heretofore.
his par. of the battle. and without thanks.
of the many conflicts in Rapides for the
past twenty years, and now, IN the autumn
of his life, will for awhile rest cOntented on
his faded iaurels. We woulG much prefer
to see certain others here cut out the work
and 60 TO the front and do some of the
good work. For the present We will halt
and follow in the lead of wise and sane
heads,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

The Iberville .Ne,cs, Of the fifth ins tant,
thus compliments the State superintendent
OF Education for one Of his recent appoint.
ments. The .News is published in Mr..
LIQUIDS own town. and may be regarded as
competent witness in the matter OF which
it speaksS
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC EDUCATION
The commendable discrimination with
which Hon. William q. Brown. State Sg.
perintendent of Education, chooses those
upon whom he must greatly depend for the
full discharge of his grave public RESPONSE
biIity, indicates a mind fully cOnversant
with the educational wants of the youth of
the commonwealth And the zeal with
which he enters on his duties will convince
any impartial mind that TO him their dis
charge is work of love.
OF the judgment which he displayed in
the selection of one of his division superin.
tendents we can speak of our own knowl.
edge And Governor Kellogg las only ren.
dered simple justice to a meritorious Re-
publican when he approved the nomination
of the State Superintendent by issuing the
commission of superintendent Of the third
division to George 3. Loud.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
LOST,


a..OAA REWARD. = LOST OR STOLEN,
p ~Vo from the Bank of America, TIN BOX
80 5iI. containing the following described papers
90 w.
Several TAX receipts Of L. Durand.
Insurance policies in favor of Mrs. L6taGre, MIS-
R345a,et and heirs of Cailiavet.
FIVE certificates of CarOndelet Cana NaVlg4eiol
CornDAag stock III favor of 4. Lefaure.
FIVE shares OF above stock in favor OF ntI.s OF
CailtdyeJ. ,
Taree notes secured by mortgage, drawn by
SJoIlmagtgr & Lambert and indOrsed by them tor
a 80 each dated December A. 1872, and payable Ii
enc. two and three years
One certificate OF stock OF ten shares OF Get'
snanla ms rance Company, No. 26 in favor OF 4.
one note -or one year. dated January 5; 1879,
drawn BY Ch. Deguersey in favor or Mrs. LefaLie'
dor i 100
SIX r-nt notes drawn by G HOnie, for rs each,
And t,illn4 due Oh June !, I3!5, ana each month
SlercIf+ey.
rem. notes drawn BY MI. T. schexnslidar,
s,vaJIs 20 hi9 own order and by him lndOrSed TOT
IS each falling due the first OF Juns, I5'" 3Ai
each month siter.
-Four rent notes drawn by Daniel Broderlck, pay
Able {, hi. own order for S25 each, payable on
The frs. Q. April 1879, and first OF each month
Aud .,ye-a, copies OF title deeis OF property. tax
Tla M BIZ. arc hereby cautioned not 20 negotiate
G,r the above described papers. p@ymel. o. the
same having been stopped.
The above reward viii be paid on delivery OF tAe
Box aud papers TO the Bank of America, or !"
L. DURAND,
Corner Of Toulouse and Charities streets
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
DRsTAII & DELAyIGNEs

nCT.vE EoRSTAII ALFRED DELAvIGNE
No, 81 Magazine street New Orleans,
DeaIers in LIME, CEMENT PLASTER OF PARIS
FIRE BRICKS, KETTLE TILES, FERTILIZERS,
PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES. NAVAL STORES, etc.
Sub agents for Blood Fertilizer Manufacturing
Company.
vVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
4 entered into a cOpartneIship under the style
OF FORSTALL u DELAVIGNE. and will continue
the same business at No. "a Magazine street here
tOfore carried on by Octave Forstall who will per-
sonally attend to the settlement of the affairs of
the old firm. OCTAVE FORSrALL,
ALFRED DELAVIGNE.
Sew Orleans, April l. 1873. APP 2m
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
FOR RENT.
CIGARS.

:. q
YsaytSA CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Domestir CIGARS and Cit'ARhTTES. and tEt'
.,s,r.,r.p. ~, .bswing and sneka. TOBACCO
.sausts.:ly on hand and for sale by
ID L. ZEkL co.
Cc,n., Canal and Carondelet streets
New Orleaps Louisiana.
Hs,s.,., ,rorranted mhl2 i'm
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION
Bloody Work in Memphis, Galveston
and Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON,

THE ENGLISH EXCHEQUER
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

loorrNUED on RI0HxH PA0s,l
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-08

The above drawings are published IN the prtn-
cipsl papers, and are drawn in public daily ct the
rooms OF the company.
witness our hands at New Orleans. LeglHans'
this seventh day of April 1873 ,r.
ADAM GIFFBN,
Commissioned
sEwAHs OF SCOTS toTTRsIss. sps
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15

une smpfsblsn fd ben Sersbnsrn ron yisp. soint 3ppn.
ftiy uue ~llmssstne Az ~ssnsetem 3upru6. iuttm is ni8i
aasin tbtnie tiais, fruesrn nsp tiaissr ~ssriaufeu, ale ir.
esne tne anetrs 8irma 20 fann.
' Nadatktnb IN unfsr asrsbnliasr Yrets. Gouranti
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15
3mrembnrger @a5ette.

t~erinnen nadma6en-oie Mtdnnsr nit Der
Stidmai6ine? Die Mciiterinnen Der gfa=
Del baben an Der Wtal6ine feline Concur
%rentin; Iie baben lie MIR wieoer an anoe=
rem Srauer oenn 10 aus9eSei1net Die
Stalienerinnen Iinb, Iie bleiben nitt obne
ebenbiirtise Mitbewerberinnen I'm Den
Yreis Der 6unitarbeit Der Srauen. Man
finbet biele Mitbeperberinnen in Der eng
lii9en gbtbeilung unter Der @ruppe Der
seitidten inbiiden Sbaipls, in Der 9ineli=
I6en 9btl eiluts unter ben SuntItifereien,
bic bel Der Bartlett unb 5arbenpra6t ani
beiben Seiten slei6 ihOn uno rein gear
beitet eri6einen man iinoet lie unter ben
Gtifereien aus 6ranfrei6, aus Der S6ipeiS
uno an einselnen 9roben aus Seiterrei9.
90 l9on nun aud Die Stiderei als 3ei6=
nuns auf oidem Stoife iein mag, tie wiro
iibertroHen burd Die Spite. Sieie lit cine
BON Der llnterlase lossetrennte 3ei6nun9,
bic 3ei6nuns an li6, wel6e lid tire
@runolase BON Der lie Ii6 abbeben mill,
lufen fam. Cine Stiferei auf Mtlas
fam l6Dn lein, aber Der Seint oes 6rau=
enarmes, Der 6rauenwan9e, i%porauf Die
Spibe ruben bari lit I3Dner als atlas.-
Sn bieier llnabbdnsisteit seitattet Die Spi=
benarbeit Der Ybantalie Der Meiiterin Die
f~reieite Yepesuns, unb nod iueni9er ais
Die Stifmal6ine Der freien 9%anoitiderei,
fam Die Spitenmai6ine Der freien Sanb=
ipibe fplsen, poraus9elest, oaB nit Der
6rauenbano Die &unit perbunoen lit.
Die Iusitelung bon 1873 trng Die Spi=
ZEN fait aGer gambler sulammen, aus eng
LAMB, Srantrei6, Sel9ien, aus Stalien,
Spanien, Sraiilien, aus &uBlano, S6ipe=
Den unb Der Siirtei. Sn Der 3ei6nuns
uno in Der Se6nif lebr perl9ieben gendbt,
setloppelt, senest, seitridt, sebdtelt, ge=
fniipft, ale aber our6 lire Gigenbeiten i'm
tereIiant.
8ie bieie luftisen @epebe wobl su
Stanoe fpmmcn ? Yiele Seiu6er baben
oapon feline @orIteQuns. Sie Se9nif
manGer Spisen, ). 9. Der ipriiden aus
Der Siirfei, lit aud ni6t allsemein ben
6rouen befannt. Gs mar oaber gepiB per=
oienItli6, penn mcbrere ausitelunss =GOm=
millionen ben alsseitelten Spisen 3ei6=
nunsen oOer photographer BON @rbeite=
rinnen ~beisaben, ober uenn in Der %Diterrei=
6il9en 4btbei(uns Oas bObmii6e GrS9e=
birse nebit Den Spiten Die arbeiterinnen
nit ibrsn @erfSeusen ielblt in bic ausitel=
lung i6idte uno Difentli6 arbeiten lieB.
Sie Sinserfertisfeit b~eionoers Die Der
&lOpplerinnen, srrest faum s%erinsere Be-
numbering, als Die elmer Sirtuplin aui
Dem &lapier ober Der Sarfe.
Wf=Y. Yreie.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15
9ohann def 8linae.

,Wie ltsbt's nm pbiiipp ? meine tapfern arisssr
@uf tusl6er Settle i6psbt bas Slid? gsrfineei
Sb nsin setreusr 6reuap nod fampft ais Sts'
gr"-
80 mar sein Sslbsnause e~rblinbet,
Ou iab1f bes 6ranfenfSniss S6aaren ateben
Uu lGb'lf, ME id Der Srite Iiesene pineet." =
limb i'd fol- I6ma6bsbedt pcn binnsn ,isben ?
Sd fol- benz trsuen 5reunb ni6t Silfe leiben,
unb fern mid baltsn pom efs StreittS Dfiben z"
User nil nit mir benz Sslsentpb iiG tpeiben 2"
Der Sapfre i@rpeist uns let3ia Cole lfeben
gerrit sur Sblatt I'm ibn in ttol3en Heiten.
,@cblan, last unitrs &eidss SABINE tpeben
Steigt Elm, tbr Sitter, in bic solenen 9iige!!
0prtbin, NO pittgeItaart bic 1einee lfebea !"
,,Gs tnipfs giner msineS &rEts i3usel,
DAP or slnt 1artrf mid leite, an ben feineu
llnp pann binein mic auf ses SturnaeS 4liisel !"
Gle iiessn raGelnS BIN ME WetterIdeinen;
Salp itub lie RON benz 9ritenbeer umi6lunsen,
Die Sitter fanipfen unb bic &OIe itGumsn;
Gs slGnssn bunbsrt aerts bod ssi6wunssu.
unp mic bic @aher ianien III bic 0esrs,
gSenn ne ees 8ellens ltarten 0rune tf3runsen,
60 pii;en gibbons unSGbl'ss Seere
Gid I'm, Spbann ~ ipileem SpbesErsibe,
Nabpsm bic 6reunbs islen unterm Spetrs.
0p6 er alein ftsbt ME bic &ieiensi6e,
Wenn ale Sriesr aud idon I'm i'm i%anfen,
Gin Sslp nod f%dlnpfenp auf res 6rsunsss 0ei9e.
Wit %9Gpenmutb piiblt CT bic snssn SGrantsn-
Tp6 Jest triHt i'm Der robe Stpb Der 0anss,
llnb bin Unfit er mad lansem @anfsn.
0a lisst Der CHE nun i'm tapfsrn aran;e
Der Se6sis, bic i'm in ben Cob 9eleitet.
Dp6 atiner idmiidt ibn nit benz 0prteertran3e,
aein 6rsunp bat i'm nit @rabeshcr ~beflsiett,
Dte gta6t nur bot in piiitersm @epanee
I'm ibn bes Nebels Ssi6sntu9 s~ebrsitet
Die Stsrne trauert an benz Simmelsranhe
gSie Sppesfadein nit seblsidten Sheinsn
Der Wpnb sebt auf in iiltrrnem Ceramic
Hub fiibt ben SrIosn nod i'm areis Der Ssinen.
Tr. Sos. Serb. Sobmutb,
gifar in Sisbenbrunnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15
2Iet6ooe, um @rimfutter anfjn6e
wa6rem.

Cine MetbOoe, 8riinfutter aui;ubeiuab=
rem, wie oas &raut BON WeiBriiben, GUT
terriiben, Ober anoere LATTICE YilanSenitoife,
fam leit pielen Sabren in europa sur @n=
wenbung uno es miro baour6 bas @riin=
futtcr in sans 9utem 3nitanoe le6s bis II
Monate lang erbalten. Gs piro elm 8ra=
ben 2 bis 4 SUB tief an elmer trodencn
Stele oes Seloes aussebOben uno bas
&raut Der WurSelirii6te iorsfdltis suiam=
mensebra9t, ipenn es nidt bonn &e9en ooer
Sbau erndbt III, BARN 9eiporien. Saslel=
be miro iebr felt 5uiammenseprebt II. na6=
Dem Die @rube sefilt it, eini9es StrOb
iiber bas 6utter sele9t unO Die Groe iiber
oas @anSe a~uisebduft. Sn Oieier sSeiic
miro Elm Yrobuft, Dos in Der Gegel gro=
bentbeils uerlOren gebt niibli6 periuenoet.
Yei elmer @elegenbeit JAP Der S6reiber
Sieies cine bieier &ru6en I'M 6riiblins 9e=
Dinet, wel9e I'M porbergebenoen Serbite
aeiiQt uno beoedt poroen mar. Sas Suit
ter, beitebenb in araut BON 3uderriben,
mar, mad allem anieben, irii6 lpie crit se=
erntet, unb Die &iibe, iuel6en es 9efiittert
wuroe, iraben es nit @ier. @ewObnli6
miro Sals auf bas 6utter seitreut unb oies
bient gu ieiner Grbaltuns. Gs wiiroe li6,
no 6oem bic @urselirii6te 9%eerntet, Der
Mibe lobnen, bas &raut aafSubewabren
uno aui bieIe 9Seiie bebufs zines Yeriu6es
untersubrinsen. Gs lit ni6t pabri6ein-
lid, oab li6, in 6ol9e %unieres fdltcren
&limas, irssno cine S6pierisfeit ergeben
miro, menn mir es unternebmen, 9rOBere
Maiien Oieies gSinteriutters S%uriidSuleSen.
Ser Sauptpunft III, bas &raut 3u uerpa-
den, 10 LANCE es trOden 1T, es mOsli6it felt
sulammenSupreien uno 10 uOllitdnois nit
Groe gu beoeden, bab alter 2uitSutritt aus
ael6loIen 1T, benn bios Der gbi6lub Der
9uit i6iibt oas araut Dor 6anlnib.
Wsric.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15
Nm bic 2efcr, bic ibrcn @pbnprt
ipedfcln

Gs IN unbebins 81 ptbmenbis &, hab
t%ieienisen abpunentsn, bic ibrs 3ei.
tuns mad elmer anbersn ppFrfies su babsn min
idsn, niSt aasin bic rsue @preAe, ~ipnbern aud
bic alte ppfcfTes, wrbin is has Slatt erbaltsn
BADEN, a~nsstsn. aussrrsm it ibnsn sa bemsr.
fen, bab Der General ofmeitsr ansscrbnst bat,
bas Der atpnnent timer 3%sttuns, mel
der bas porto fir Elm Sabr i'm @sraus besablt
bat uat Dor ablauf %tefelben in ben Ssrei6 e-
mes anssren yOfamtes um;iebt BON benz gpif.
meifer isinss friibsren Wcbnurtes cine Quit
tuns iter bas bssablte porto ertaltsn iua, unb
baB Der grfmeitsr bss nsuen poifts3irfs ssssn
gcrssisuns Der Auittuns bic 3situns biz gum
Iblaufs Der 3sit, fir wsl@e urrausts3ablt IT,
pertpfrei ab3uliefern Bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15

oWis itsbt'Su m pbiiipp ? meme tapfern arieser
@uf tpslber Settle i6psbt bas Slid? gsrfineei
Sb msin setreusr 6reunp nod fampft ais Ste'
dr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15
Stidereiem nmo Spiten in Der
2Seftans lfelTnms.
e g.


@el6e 6einbeit uno Geinbeit Der 9i=
MEN llno nod beipunoernspirbiser lino
Die lle6ergdn9e Der S9atten, wel9e Die
Yunftirmetbooe bes &upieriti9es unb bas
feline &orn bes Steinorudes na6abmen.
SD bin fein gntbuIiait fir bieie Dirt BON
Stiterei, pel1e chen nur auf Der tdul6en=
Den Na9abmun9 elmer fremben Se9nif in
Der &unit berubt, aber ols Elm &unItsrif,
Die slci6siltisen Seiu6er gu bewesen, oaB
lie Dor Oieier Sammluna weibli6er glrbei.
ten iteben bleiben, limb iie bere6tist II. BON
unperglei9li9er 8irfung. 8lei6 oaneben
liesen Die eoeliten Stifereien peiBe 3ei6-
nung auf iueibem Stofie, nur in elmer Sar=
ten abitufung bes S9attens li6tbar.-
Ginfa9e Mittel uno oo9 Sur i6Dniten
Birtun9 9ebra6t our6 oas Sarte &elief
Der 6lu6itiderei.
Sier leben sic cine &eibe Yiloer. @as
1T oas? SanoSei6nuns? Steinbrud ?
aupferiti4 ? yii6ts BON alebem, es 1T cine
Stiderei BON auf9eorebten idparSen Sei=
beniaOen aui weibem atlas.
Sier lit Die iueibe Stiderei bober aufse=
tragen, Die 3ei6nuns bebt li9 i6drfer ab
uno runoet Ii9, Die Wirfuns peritdrfenb.
No9 grDBer muB Die g8irfun9 meroen,
iuenn Die Sarbe bin5ufOmmt. @ir ieben
Die 0tuIter Der Suntitiderei baneben. Sen
Slans Der bunten Seibe fam fein Maler
pOlltommen wieOerseben; Die Seioeniide=
rel malt baber nit i6Dneren 6arben als
Der bette Maler. SaSu fommt oas 8olo
uno oas Silber nit leinem MetnlglanS
auf tpel9en Der Muler aud oerSi6ten mub.
Sm ri9ti9en 8er6dltniie uenoet aber Die
Stalienerir oas @Olo uno Silbcr chen nllr
als 6arbe, ni6t als blen0enoen @lani an.
Gs lit cine @oloitiderei in oieier Samm=
lung, auf nelder mad Der Serl6iebenbeit
Oes 6abens uno oes Slides oas Cob,
mebr ooer lpenl9er matt, bon finna9 per=
I9ieoener 8irfun9 lit, ganS mad Dem
@barutter oes oarseItelten 8e9enitanOes.
gNtan Iiebt, bemertte ib einem anpelenOen
Stuliener, ouB Die italienil6en aiinitler Der
6rauenarbeit our6 tunItpolle 3ei9nunsen
uno Gntiptrie iebr Su Silie fommen."
Ser StaIiener b~ebuuptste 6ierauf our
9rOBten Gbre Der 6rauen, baB Die meiiten
Stidereien mad Der eisenen 3ei6nuns Der
Stiderinnen ausseiibrt limb; Oas lit bic
Grtldrung Der bOben Sliitbe Der Sanoiti=
terei in Stalien.
Man Seiste mir nod cine &eibe BON
Yroben Der italienii6en aunltitopierei, lpie
man in @ien bas Slifen ooer ausbeIiern
beI9dbi9ter @eipebe BON Geinwanb, Seibe,
Sud-, Samait Iarbisen aattunen II. ielbit
BON bnnten Sbolpls nennt. sic lino oas
S%rappanteite an gecueateIie, mas man nur
leben fam.
Solen es bieien Stidcrinnen unb Nabs
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D. ;. luiaiQms & g.,

Subnaiie, Jctpd.
So geir MAIDEN bic esutittn e~antslsutt ned b~eisHstrs
auTmsrtiam, has Ssrr NJ. aSslter aasn an bic 6aHb stbt
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Ladies' Dress Goods
West OF New York.

Japanese and Dress Silks Reduced 25 per cent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IEN GLISH @
FEMALE BITTERS.

AN INFINITE multitude Of diseases wait
n upon woman's footsteps from the cradle
to the grave, and SO long as she exposes her.
self TO the various vicissitudes OF weather ana
ever-changing scenes OF life's titful follies, SO
long will she be the recipient Of troubles PEE
cullnr To heirsex. But few ladies are exempt
from some form of female complaint. The
diseases and symptoms of some of those alice
tons alluded to, are as follows; Chlorosis,
or Green sickness, all Irregularities, Hyster-
les, Palpitation, Sick Headache, Difficulty of
Breathing, Smothering Sensations, Prolnpsus
Uter and liberation, cold feet and hands,
Glddiness and Swimming Of the Head, Pain
IN the side and back, low spirits and melan-
choly, Mental and Physical Prostitution,
Wakefulness, Indigestion, Constipation, Tor
pid Liver, and all that class OF chronic COM
plants peculiar to the female sex. The Pc
culiar and valuable combination known as
Dromgoole's
English Female Bitters,
cures the above female complaints, and all
other troubles that afiiict old or young, mar
ried or single females.
II at once arouses and invigorates the fe-
male frame, giving strength TO the weak and
feeble, building UP the enlaciated, quieting
the nervous, iInparting life and buoyancy to
the dull and llstless, relieving pain, regula-
ting the liver and bowels and otherwise gath
ering up and restoring the shattered female
Sold by merchants and drug
gsts everywhere. Address
DIR. J. p. DROMGOOLE,
a. Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee.
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