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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
". p. HARPER.
APPS nvif 2: Sheriff Of the Parish of Orieana
Schmidt 4 ZieGler ~. VI. 4

schmidt 4 Zie&ler vs. ". ssOmbert.
SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. i235.-By virtue OF "A writ of fier
iaosas TO me directed by the honorable the Sixth
Dsnl:t Court tor the parish of Orleans, in the
atGve emitted cause. will proceed to sell at
pHb.lc auction, on TUESDAY, Nav ~. 1873 at half.
past tel 0ciock A NJ. at my warehouse No. ~ st.
Ann street. between Royal and Bourbon streets, in
tae second District OF this city. the following de.
scrbed property. 10 wit
LOT OF GROCERIES AND MOVABLE PROP.
Ekll as per inventory. which may be in my
office.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Casl oa the SPOT.
W. P. HARPER
mCl6 n = She Il of e pnrish nf OrIeana
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
Local Intelligence.

F.u. METROPOLITAN Police captains are Ia.
.iyes e: New Orleans, namely: Flanagan,
schrt1eer. Rapp and Joseph.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
~, Charlie. Theatre.

The old :avorites .: car thea+!e'goers
Harry and L,t,ie Mccarthy, opened at The
s. Charles Theatre ia-: evening in their
nc.sonation concerts. they viii only re-
main three more L lights. and their friends.
many Of whom VIII attend each perform
auee, Will be grat:aed by :. change of pre-
-,aume every uigh-.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
". T. HAKPER,
frv2S z. - Sheriff OF .he Parish of Orleans
Robert Jchn.on r. John H"n"issn mud

Robert johnson y. John HaDnisGn nnf
wiie-Sev+A,h Jrttice Court TOR til. Parish OF
Orleans. No Ia.
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACT5S
- 20 directed by the honorable the Sew.
@LtL justice OF the Peace i'll and for the parish OF
Orleans in the above entitled cause, will proceed
20 SCI. at public auction at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Cana and ttstaMhOuse streets, in the second
tistcc- uf this citv. WEDNESDAY. June 25, 1873
a, twelve O'clock NJ :he 10! owing described prop.
eItv. to wit
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST of
r. bert joi!Isoi. III and 20 certain lease and the
expired term thtreoF. made with George Carey
:or a certain p!cc" of cIoand i'll square No. 38.
fronting on Hel,g!ous street. and hoUnJed by
Felicity. ST. Mary and Rousseau streets together
with tie Improvements thereon, Cousistn. OF
sn.al! frame house and lis dep, ndeGccs.
seized IN the above sUic.
Terms-Cash on the spot. The purchaser to
sumo and comply with the terms OF said lease.
ilv2. cG - Z. Is. FALLS. Constable
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

I. is limited that, deaths from sunstroke
having occurred IL New York. the Captain
General OF Cuba is disposed TO quarantine
vessels coming from New York. at that
port. fearing tire disease may become cpl
deulic
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TEE MATTsR!F q. G. GoRD:S = CO. BANK.
s.ffS.
IN Bank.nptcv-<o. i2;4.

HV"HEEiAS. GEORGE g. GuRiIE, iNDlviDC
" ally aud as :. nirr Der oi sad Il. m @: New Or.
ltaIs ard Gist-.c: aforesaid duly declared bank.
yup: UsGt. III. act 81 t.ngf.ss 4! IarcD ?. lSu..
has tbs DAY fled Il sad court petition
pra:iug !ol /. .is ,hargc and certificate thereof
IRON IL. ~. Its .Id G:l:e1 CLAIMS rI0vabe under
said a...
Notice is 'F.:etcie give" :" ali creditors "ll"
la'e i:'vtt. '.tj. ~ .ts. al! - ali Other Vc:sOLs
j.. ,nt,Tes.. tLst .h. scvti.tt. .l.y OF June.
Is.... at ;. VI assigned fOr ne hearing OF tie
ara ..,at llr" ..av ~. aid there attend
and slew causc Il Any tG.. have Why tie PRAYER
OF he sa.s petit..n .AG!.l: mol :e granted: and
further ;.c.C- zen that tho bankrupt W \. un
t:t:Go examination tcfo;e Register Kellogg,
Oh 'ne ;itsn "a: =, 'Ti. 4. - iS.}. q: !. A. VI .
~ Ia rft."s t.stonI!''-: !,I!.Giug.
C!.I. =. .til.. SeW Dream. Nav q 49,:
iuyl" - j-; K. LUf.N I.ulty Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
CITY TaXE~ OF 1873.

i,EPARrMESf GP fISASca,l
New Orleans. MAY j.. 1873.
4 DISCOUNT OF TWO PER CENT on TIE
IA cash Iorrion OF the Li.. W. he a',oved 70 a.,
persons who pay :lsig ci.y taxes :cr .37: o. 0!
before ju;e Is. 1913.
Lov!S SCHNEIDER.
Ai.iS A.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Messrs. 4. J. Tar6y and P. MacFarlane
Cook holy orders at Christ Church Sunday.
The ordination sermon was preached by
sle Hish: Reverend Bishop Wilmer.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.


DEPARTMENT OF lMPRovEMEYrs
City Hall, New Orleans, La. May 2e 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC
~ that the bridge over Canal CaronGelet at
Broad street has been taken up ard that crossing
is available at Ga.vez bridge 20 the Fair Grounds.
JAMES LEWIS
fnV2t II AGmiuiSt ratOr
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

ORLEANS FIRE COMPANY No. 21.-The
mem bers "f this gallant company enjoyed
asuccessiul festival on the Fair Grounds
Sunday. and as the Monday papers detailed
mos. o! :Ee interesting items. It is unaeces-
sary 20. Us 10 narrate particulars.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
THE STATE Or LOUISIANA.
SETH ni>TEICT COURT E1R The PARISH ~
ORLEANS
jEAEE.i - FLBER IS PlNCls .;cLy>TE'N
..,I .s.sba,a-No .!9:.
r rEEEHY CERTIFY THAT on THE TWENTY

T Hereby CERTIFY THAT on THE TWENTY
four'.- day "i FehrIs =. 49, Judgment was
irL..Icd n ti!.s court ~ tie following entitled
81 IL II. words al d -G'Ies following. r0%i'
y are't o"hicc. rs. ?.,.cl.s .Go..stei:!. :Us
:ai-.! 80 ;4e+.
IL u case. 'ise court .o-siierin. .ta. 'he lav
and .e evidence s.s,aIls III. ,aii.t 1T demand.
= : -; ere.i, ad'id9"I AID decree! rha' th.Ie ue
.l' -.it ..e IN III .vOT O. III. plaintiff J.auett
tc!'.!, and against tie Get. uLaEt. Pincus Gold
s'" re! husband, Ctc.CeiIg separation 81 prop
~" '"rtL the sai'! PARTIES. euC dissolution OF
The r. l!I4ull-y ii a'4GeS:s and gains -I sting
between -. III "fli authorizing Ea,i!-}ff - carry
.l n,.sL. IL ttT ow:! :laII. ll!i. niti"! @Lt.
II = .EIt!4er aG!udged AID at G.. I'd that tie
:.a-...iE 10 We Judgment ac..i.s: Ter sad ms
Ia i 10: tie SIM -! three Thousand sey... II died
Do as with tga. inter- st .!tIu ...,. q. en.s.U.
:!'.. i'a.l az! COS; q: mt.
:: --l...t =.g..d ia: Ia !. iS.t.
\. SAUCER Juase.
II testimony whe.ro'. | save !.s:e,!rto So: my
:,3,.a :."6 affixed the sea. tie sa.; c.uI. AT tie
civ az New orleans On I'M. tv-,tv-:ouIih day "t
pr ~ the yeat @, Lord cue .ho;.ss;.d esi.
Il.:.':.ed and st:sr.y-:i.iee
LU"ARD T. CANNON.
aI-o myN - De.I..y C.oik.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
New Or;ean. Boart; of Tobacco Irspec.

New Orleans Board OF Tobacco iEspec.
tors.-Notice is HEREBY given 70 the pubic that the
EeN OveaIs Board ur Tobacco inspectors are pre-.
pared 10 inspect ANY aid all :otaccO .:tered foc
sac il. this parish accorCilS 70 Jaw. That tht II
office Is established a: No. % 81. Charles s'r' ct.
room No. 5. a: rules and regulations established
bv law relative 20 The Inspection OF tobarco WI!
he enforced. The attention o: al. dea,eIs al 70.
bacco is respectfully "a led 10 this nD-ice.
N.Y. ~ 7 EE4NOW. Prs. den. prc tern.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

luxury, health. economy insured by
usir Dooley's yeas: power. Elegant light
rolls. bniscuirs, etc. prepared in ten min.
utes TRY IT,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
". P. HARPER,
mrlo ~ II Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.


den.
ENFIE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Oreaus, No. il52.-Bv virtue OF a writ of feri
fac .as TO me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans in tho
above entitled cause VIII proceed to sell, pub.
lc auctiod, an TUESDAY, J inc g. 1873 at half past
zen c'cl" A. NJ, at ny warehouse. No. "a 81. Ann
street between ROYAL and Bourbon streets in the
Sec, nd district OF this city
TWO CLUSTER DIAMOND FINGER RINGS.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Casis on he spot.
". P HARPER
NV, 2. - Sheriff of che Parish of
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

MORE CoSTEMrr-G J. Gardner; justice
Of The peace N CarroIlton, was Yesterday
morning committed 10 prison for tie term
Of ten days AMI fined fifty dollars. TIE
Contempt cor sisted in disdaining the All.
thor!ty "t Judge Martin, OF the patisb
court. TIE contempt was committed IN
the .WerrY.st cnUN instant.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

FoR GRAND IsLE-The steamboat Bos-
SER. CAPTAIN Richards, will soon begin to
make regular trips to Grand Isle, starting
from he head of Earyey's ca4al every
Tuesday and Saturday. She !s tie
best boa. ever in the trade.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Green corn is quite abundant. while all
sorts 0: garden truck are quite stale.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
xucees.:on Of Ghar'es ". Wilson No.

HNceftS!O1 OF lh"r'e0 ". " NIleOO No.
2GitG.
SEcOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of 0rie"ns.-W hereas. Ju.Ius 3. Pratt has pc.
titioned the co; 10! letters oF a,,nu .traticn On
!he estate o; the late CAa:Ies W. :sa,. deceased
!rtestate. Notice IS hereby gwen 20 al whom il
may concern 10 show cause within ten days why
:he prayer Of the said petitioner ALo.i1 not be
gIautec.
By cIde: Of the Coat.
n.c2i - ie! FRANK PACE. !R Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession OF John =. SimOrds - No,
$50.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ orleans.-NOtice Is hereby give. TO the credi.
tors OF :hs estate. and to ali other pe rsors herein
interested, TO show cause within days from the
present notification. If any thew have or can why
the account presented o.; the sixteenth. day et Nav
1873 uy The adninistraIix Of tns estate sGond n:
be homologated and approved and the funds distr.
bGted ID accordance There WITH
Rv order Of tie Court.
Mv22 q 3oA FRANK PACE iR Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
PETITION.

Ngw ORLEANS, March -. 1873.
ITO THE HONORABLE The COUNCIL Or THE
i CITY Of New orleans:
The undersigned, property holders and ]. sden.s
on IA" sau'h SIDE Of 81. Jos. ph street. between g.
Charles and CaIondelet streets respectfully peri-
zion Your honorable body 20 cause to lie az Judi
Gated a contract inr raising :lie han4ue:,e sad
81. Joseph street. b tween 81. Charles ard Caiop.
ceet. 10 a proper grade. and repairing lad ban
s.I.;te w.eIe necessary.
.. j. WATSON. IS feet frcnt
ALEXANDER HILL I16 feet front.
DEPARTMENT oF IMPROVEMENTS I
New orleans NAV :. 1878. !
certify Mat ~. above and foregoing is a true
copy from the !gLa. petition now on ble at this
Ottce. yANES LEWIS
myl4 4 26 jei administrators.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

auct Association Of New tI cans. No. % Culninel-
cal Place. between s.. C!.av.. anG Camp streets,
New Orleans. May 2i. i8.$.-Nctica is heiehv g ven
20 al whom ); may concern AID Oi!e pubic gen
orally that. bg YES iut II unanimously adopted.
hr the Board o; Trustee. a. :!tlr -;ie:.al meeting,
he'd or Il .eventeenrh instant. !! LLtBRik Esq.
..as ceased =" i:e President Of u. Association.
Ev oI.ey 0: ;i!e Beard.
,y2z :Gt y. MEYER Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Office %li.eissippi and Mexican Gulf ship
Cana! Company. New Orleans. Nav !s. i5..-!hr
annual meeting Of stockholders 10: fhe election 1;
directors Of .is company vii. be held at tn. office
% the company. n. j.. Common street, on Mon.
DAY Jure ?. 49,: from II A. NJ ann. P. NJ
NY I'd L. Z. LhMARlE. Secretary pro TEN.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Board OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS AT
the meeting Of the board yesterday the
following changes were made:
Captain Fortier. of the fourth precinct.
was relic, ell from that command and placed
OD detached duty.
Captaiu William McCann was sent 70 the
third precinct.
CAPTAIN Schrciber was transferred from
the third to the fourth precinct.
Detective DevereauX cent TO the sixth
precirc'. Rev 20 the second. Ward TO the
fourth and Jourdaiu to .he eighth.
Sergeant Itarsey was transferred from
the sixth % The second and Sergeant Chap
man iroa. the seventh 70 the sixth precinct.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

BROAD STREET BRIDGE IMPAssABLE.-AN
kinds at vehicles travelling along Bread
street aye reminded that the bridges are
taken IL, az the crossing. therefore persons
intending ~ 60 toward the Fair GROUNDS
must :ske E-plana,ie or Gilv'z street.
TIE cause IS -ha' tho dcrG gehpa- must pass
throug9 n" Broad stree: canal 20 perform
Necessary work.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

sHccession OF John Is. Chopin - No.
~ l63
kECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE FAKISh
y of Gglears.-No'ice IS here by given 20 the cred
itOrs of this estate ard 10 al! otter persons nerep
Interested 20 show cause within ten dave tICm
the present notification. # any they have can,
why the accoiI,: Presented hv 'he tesfanientary
execute" Of the t,ecta.ed. shou d 40: be homoo-
gated and appO"ed. aI!G the :luds distributed in
accoyC Canct there
By or,'er of the Court
iny18 % o. FRANK PACE jH Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Eatche!or:s flair Dye.-This spend! Hair
Dye is tie bes. IL the word. The only true arc
pertec: Gye. Ha!m.ess. reliable ard Instantaneous;
no 'sar; o ntmen:; 40 .ii.c.ous .in:s or a.pleae.
ant nd0g. Remedies the !! effects .: bad dyes aid
wastes. Produces .niE. tattl: a superb black 3i
natu!a: b,owI. and leaves the har c.eaI, set AID
beaa;fu.. Tue genuine. signe6 by II. A. Bachelor.
Sod by a.! Grasg.s+s.
CHARLES fATCEEtoR.
ocS ". prapr,e-or. New York.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

3UcVtkkt1n G1 .T'chNt6 O'HNI1IVaH- No.
- .att.
GkCuND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Ot OIleans.-No.ice is hereby gwen 20 the
creditors .f this estate. and 70 al Hthtr l<rsons
here.;. Interested TO show cause. withiu.' .'en GAYS
tI0m the present notification If any they bave or
can. WHY :he account prestnted by The admins
traitor OF this estate should rot be hGmoogated
and approved, and tie funds Lis,r Luted ia ac.
cOrdance Herewith.
BY Older of the Coure.
my21 % el' FRANK PACE 'R Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
Charles Weishaay vs.. Carl WachenfeId.
4NETU ulSYEICT COLI RE EnR TIE PARISH or

" 7.
nv2: lea =: Sheriff OF She Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

southern Bank, New Orleans, April 20.
l&.s-4 genera. meeting II :oe stockholders ~
tins banK VIII .e 1t ID al rs hansiIs mouse. at
twelve oc,oc: NJ. Oh Nav q. :6.".
By crGt; IF Tie BuaI, of Directors.
a,.. ID THOMAS LAYTON. p!es.t.en,.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27
George uilInayer vs.. Oscar Robinson Nc

7. z,
n':.. lt! q SfeT-ii nf fle Parish OF orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

Jos. o. Robert va. Francis FeII aIldez.-On e1cep-
tons the court said: A due III! teiDg promise 10
pav IS really evidence 0! q Gett. c. C.. 2+49.
Under .he French law. credit be;Es cefe personal
right of the editor cruld no be sod. But this is
considered mere subt(ety q the law. The
ass g:.ee may bring tie acton II ma own name.
Story, Prom. Notes l3l. Exceptions Overru!ed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-27

e. IS. IaiDes Gr-LaIIi. alne.alI.-fr"in E!-n-n
t,,-Il.! .llIt ~ Or eaLs. :ie act arp."veG III.
:. !t.t 4int0std a tax al c..e quarter OF on per
cen. gross sUes. MrrCi..,-.:s ~. 20. Il j.. W--.
trade objected a. tle ground ruaI thor rs
wee ade on CO.'S :'aeflTs !-rii. i'e.sn:s residing
on. UI tue StG'. AID the l'-or.-gty was eStI,.'.
i. !ninrit uu.C. state - X i.,iscv. - !. ~
Tie act Of alI. - -. altrlz j il- Au,iito, 20
issue warrants 70 p.t 80 c lid pad :.ls tax.
-ndiag i. TIiS s'li Is "a ;e. ;c Au.;.oi 70
:ssEe s fl+'i 10 70 i't.intlffs .,t4,ie; tits ac..
The &c .-iIGaai .!is|er sets :c limit ct ..,..
State deb: 10 80 O. ~ that ,eia:o: Ia II :o-.s
part Of the cl!teI. expenditures: that tLt
g, neral Assembly was without power 20 pass ST. Il
a. act. ard ..a! the IeravMen. weld o. Cl..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27

passes through the State in a sleeping
car and every pound of freight carried
over her railroads by freight company
or forwarding line. BY attempting ex-
IRENE measures to put down monopolies,
as they are pleased to term them. they
punish themselves and their own rail
roads. In this instance the companies.
freight forwarders and travellers have
the remedy in their own hands. They
can travel and transport freight, east
and west, without passing through
Michigan, and by as nearly direct and
rapid lines of transit. Extreme measures.
though popular for a time as hobbies.
must, sooner or later, fail. The moder-
ate course-the right--must ultimately
prevail. Such is the lesson taught us by
our past, and we would do well to heed
it both in the present and future. Other
questions are coming into prominence,
and we must be prepared to meet them.
Shall we range ourselves on the extremes,
or, taking heed to the lessons of the
past, seek the right and enforce it +? The
greatest question of modern times-the
extinction of slavery in the United
States-was not settled by extremists.
No other question has been or, probably,
ever will be. Here is hope and en-
enlargement, as well as the pathway of
true policy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27

WOODSTOCK RAILRoAD.-Th stock
holders of the Woodstock railroad held
spirited, but informal, meeting at the
Town Hall, in Woodstock, Tuesday, to
consider the best course to be pursued to
advance the interests of that road, The
hall was crowded, and the best of spirit
was evinced and the utmost harmony
prevailed. The result was, after f1ll
and free statement and discussion OF the
condition, prospects and necessity of the
road, a unanimous'and hearty vote that
it was wise and expedient to ask the
town of Woodstock to guarantee the in
terest on the bonds of the Woodstock
railroad, in exercise of the authority
granted by the Legislature for that pur-
pose. The meeting looked matters
squarely in the face, considered the pro-
bable receipts and expenditures OF ope-
rating the road, after completion, and
that there might and, probably, would
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27

be deficit, over the net receipts. to be
paid by the town in case they should
guarantee the interest as proposed. The
stockholders, however, are among the
largest taxpayers of the town and the
deficit, if any, will come mainly from
their pockets. There is reason, therefore,
to hope that their action will be endors-
ed by the town, and that our friends in
Woodstock will not be compelled to
wait much longer for railroad facilities.
A town meeting has been called for
Wednesday, April I'd, to take action on
the premises. HJIe
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27

them together seemed to animate and
infuse itself into every heart.
The accompanying poem is the one
read before the convention by Miss Cor
della Paige.
at eve,
lieve.
Faint not, neither weary, for, girded with
His power,
Your strength will never fail you, increas-
ing every hour.
Ye whose day is dawning,-your labor just
begun
Great the work and noble that's waiting
to be done. a 8
Build We strong foundations, that shall for
aver stand,
On the "Roek of Ages, > not on the shifting
sand.
Meath the heat of noontide, your burden
lay not down;
lie that overcometh, shall wear a glitter
ing crown.
Work, trusting watch, praying pa
tiently His call,
Fen now His glory's beaming above the
sapphire wall.
iii.
When dawns life's sacred Sabbath, toiling
forever DER,
The boatman Death will take you, safe to
the other shore.
Faith no more will lead you, for you win
walk by right,
Seeing, with vision clear. CLEANS of eeles-
tial light.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27
DEAUTY AT THE PRESIDE.

on II AZ ID - ~ ~ - Se :, ~
Il H. T. VI . . T q O Nj f o Il.
ELEGANT GORGEOUS BRILLIANT 4
Crumbs of Comfort, the greatest success
OF the age. Crumbs of Comfort, the pride
of the kitchen and parlor. thousands of
ladies attest its worth, and unhesitatingly
pronounce it the Queen of Lusters. inc
press universally praise it and proclaim it
woman's every day friend. Economical.
Iastlng, unapproachable. Price, 10 cent.
Lanes VIII ind Crumbs of Comfort for
sale by all first class grocers. hardware
dealers, country storekeepers. &c.
throughout the United States and Cana.
tuners Bartlett,s Backing. Pearl Rlue, ~
&C., ll3, ll5, III No. Front street. PhiIadel3
phia;, lab Chambers St, New York. az
Broad ST., Boston. nhetve
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27
old ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL


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forms of private diseases at his old estab-
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In syphilla, gon0rThea, gieet, strictured
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Teller's great work for the married and
those contemplating marTiage-200 pages
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single, married, and married happy. A
lecture on love, or how to choose a partner
"a complete work on midwifery. 1t con-
tains hundreds of secrets never before
published Warranted to be worth three
times the amount asked for it. Twenty
five cents in postage stamps enclosed, VIII
secure a COPY by return mail. DR.. Teller
has devoted all his time to the cure OF
those diseases of which his book treats.
20 ONCE hours from An. to PM, ana
on Sunday from > TO PM
\. B.-Persons at a distance can be cured
ut home, 10y addressing a letter to J. Teller,
enclOsiug Remittance. Medicines secure
~ packed from observation. sent to any
part OF the wefld. All cases warranted.
No charge Tor Gavicc. No students or boys
employed. Notice tJis-Gddress al letters
to J.TELLER, 81. D.,
No 8, Beaver ST., Albany, \. Y.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27
FAMILY CASES.

Oi % to SO large ylats. morocco or
rosewood case, containing spe-
cific fer every known disease
family is subject TO, and books
of { irectiOns, from Sl0tO $50
SINAI er family and travelling cases
witt 20 to q viais. from s. to s.
B6 These remedies, by the case or sin
gle bC2, are sent to any part OF the country
by mau Orexpress, free of charge. on re-
ceipt of the price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
New York. For sale by all druggists.
Sold in Rutland, by Francis Fem. & Co.
and a. W. Higgins. sep2leOd&wly