davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-25
PURELY VEGETABLE,

l.
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which M alI-wisc Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most
prevail. 1t will cure all Diseases caused
by Derangrment Of the Liver
The symptoms of Liver Complaint nre
bitter or bad taste in the mouth Pain in
tho Back. Sides 0" joints, often m at. .,kcn
Tor rheumatism Sour Stomach Loss Of
Appetite; Bowels alternately cQs,ive and
lax iicadachc Loss "f memory, with
painful sensation Of having failed to do
'ome'hinG which ought TO have hccn done
Dc"itty, Low Spirits, thick yellow mp.
pcarahcc Of the Skin and Eyes, = dry
Cough often mistaken. for Consumption
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend
the disease, at others very few but the
Liver. the largest organ in the body, is
generally the seat Ct the disease. md if not
Regulated in time. great suffering, wretch.
cdncss and Death will cnsuc.
This Great Unfniling Specific will not bc
found the least Unpleasant
For Dyspepsia, CONSTIPATION, Jaundico,
h'llio us attacks. Sick lJeadachc, Collie,
DEPRESSION ofSpirits, Sour Stomach, Heart
Burn, &C., &c.
SINMOSS LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDI-
CINE,
Is tho Cheapest, purcst and Best Family
MedicInc in the World /.
Manufactured only by -...
Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
rrlce, 81 90. Sold by all Druggists.
June rs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-25
Market EcporlS.

NEW DIRK, June 2l.-C4tton open
81 dull anl closed nncha"ged-up-
lands 2nt Orleans I'll sales POT
bales. Gold l53.
CuAnlEsroH, June 2l.-Cotton
dull and caSy--niddIing 1872 re-.
ceipts lol bales; sales 100 bales.
LIVERPOOL, jnnc el.-Evening-
Cation opened quiet, bat closed easier
aud artially q shade lower-u uplanus
81; Otlcans 81 sales 10000 bales.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-25
TAn xRExEAn HERAzu.

plish good depends partly on the off,
o'als, and partly on the people them
selves. The formor must employ
good teachers, tho latter mist raise
money to pay these teachers for their
labor. Heretofore from Tho failure
of all parties to do their duty, the
public schools havo been failures, aud
tito whole syst6in has bcou brought
mo disc edit. But this state of af
fairs can be rcmcdicd. The State
IicaSu cr is now forbidden under
heavy penalties to divclt the school
appropriation into other channels:
a''d the pc'r'e necd fear no + rrepeti-
ton "i the Parker niandGGr .ucnt of
tnh''s. Treasurer Card,x, has dis.
N'"yed such alac,ity in hauling up
delinquent County Treasu, ors, that
iha7 in turn will eagerly sc:zo an op-
lr.r'unity Of retaliation if lie misap.
i:or' .Itcs tlis fund.- a L;.la,ce of
.uout $500 i, st.!l due the County,
but we hear that this deficiency a,ists
from m"|lr b"na aud unpaid taxes. AT.
though we believe this to bu an exor-
Iltant sum from s;afuf,cnS, we havo
seen OF prompt Payment cf taxo,
through the State, We will Suspend
Judgment for time, until We d'iscuy
e. whether this amount really is un.
coll o,cd or no.. The reason why
m:ny Of the present cars certificates
ore still uupaia, is that 81 500 of thin
years. appropriation went to pay old
cc"tiHcatcs. so the f.et remains that
most of the appropriation collected In
November has hccu tnid in, and on:
Coun'y freastrcr hopes to collect the
remainder. The people, then, may
reasonably expect in future to recei,
the anhoal State arPHrtionmcht.
But this uijporlithment IS wholly it,.
adequate to maintain schools Cor an,
lenGlh of time, since It an.3ut.:s to
on'y about one dYllar Yer for each
child between the ages prescribed.
Assume that but half of these chill
drcn attend sch"ot very small esti-
mate, aud that for every thirty schrl-
ars enc teacher is appointed, The
s.lary of such teacher should net 10
less than thirty duilars a mcuth.
There would then be only sixty dol.
lars to the credit of the school, barely
enough to maintain it for two months.
After that time, and hofurc the pu-
pills have received any benefit, it
would TO closed. 30 >hat unless IL
bal tax DC assessed, tic mouey paid
under the State apportionmcnt would
be an entire loss. This has already
been proven. In all townships where
a local tax has been raised, the
schools arc doing welt, and are a
source Of benefit to both white and
black ; while those to;Wu>hiS,a which
refused to raise M additional amount,
have no schools} and the children arc
idle.
There is still another party on
whose eohduct much dcpcnds,-t the
School Commissioner. But a. tbi, or.
tic!c has already reached a cohsiaera
bio length, we will speak at another
time Of his duties. We also propose
Hereafter to sho& that local tax is
less expensive to parents than a sys.'
tenn Of private schools. The whole
question of education is Of vital impor.
tance TO all citizens and this shall be
our excuse fol- treating tile subject at
length.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-25
The Descent OF Man.

Figurative party--"So long as |
am a man, sorr, what does it matthor
to me whether mo great grand father
was an Anthropoid apo or not, sorr 2"
Literal pa.ty-"ltaw watnot dis.
agreeable for your gwate. .gwaud-
mother, wasn't it 1"-- PuacL.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-25
TER .US--/N ADI.i.NCE.


The philos,uhv or,xrrc;s. !. s,,,,,
ed m in a seu,cncc |, 10 tho ,rt
,of kecpinp we'll.
Tie great pcint is not morc1v ,,cc,.
ing of the sick list and nrt :nf t,,o
hospital. Hundreds Of pconl. go
about ,hoir business cvc,v div. ,nd
cat their three meals, and call thcm.
ra.ves we'll, who vet nr. =, , ,c,I,;v,
Of forty d. r.rccs from that elasticity
aud clergy and vigor which uc,r.ct
health carries and imrlics. Thcv
arc three. .u,,artcrs i'll without know.
it. They arc cont nu,lly deor,s,
cd and burdcuel wi,h that ucgative.
illnc.s which takes all The bloom out
# t,hcir chccl:s and all the spripr out
If their steps, and all the hnoyaocv
ont OF their hcari.:, and all the ,iu,
out of their voices. They seldom or
nc;or touch their highest working
point Of power. Life with them ia n
stream us low water ii ice quarters Of
the time, and never ND to the hiuh
tilc..1arl, and rarely ever cccotu.
rlishing more than two thirds Il,
much us it mitht were it full. L.
would surprise many if not most men
to feel in themselves The actual differ
cnco bet yccn not sick and re,fcct)y
welt. The .;r.t stem in tho econony
Of life i, to bring the whole system M
to tho high st working point of yjcor.
I ho Thing Of chief interest to every
business man in particular is SO to
man, hi nsclf tha. he can accom-
p!ish | m ,st work Of the best kind
in the thor est time, and with the
greatest possible ease. Really, III
n.rc r.scs out Of ten, the question be-
lwnAn puvrrt, and wealth, success
ASA lailu,c, dcr,nls uron a man.,
ability to do and endure. Add tw,u.
ty per cent. to the wo. kiuu force Of a
merchant, and you put thousands
ui dollars in hs pocket every wear,
lnc1eusc cf strength, better circulu.
tion, u higher tone =, the entire phvsi-
cal system are 50 much added to the
real capital on which busincs. i
done. And this il; Just what exercise
ieally means. It is of immense value
asa restorative agent. In some Ais
eases it is The only clfuctual remedy.
ana in most diseases it is an all.im-
Portant aid to recovery. 1t is never
the moli;ino that cures. Thc battle
is always between disease and the con.
etitntion. An;' the strongest carries
the day. Every littlo reinforcement
of native strength, every particle of
Vitality added to the blood, every addi.
tional inch Of pure air inhaled by tho
lungs, every increase of nutrition,
every development of the latent cncr-
gics Of thc organization in any way
gives tho advantage to life in the
struggle with it's constant enemy
Consumption may be incurah:c, Ln,
il rc,olutcly res stcd in time hy i
quick reinforcement If the system L>
habit of rigorous exercise and dccn
breathing and wise self care, it may
be held in check for years, and kent
30 far away on the frontiers AS never
seriously to threaten the citadel Of life
itself.
Really ten times more disease comes
from the liver than from the luuvs =.
and when disease LAYS lis paralyzirr
fingers on that organ and dcraurrs its
complicated functions, no medicines
ON earth vii! 80 quickly rnln,srn
os vinorrus rvr,,.;., ,,rnnr,,, ,;', g." ;'t'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-25
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA,
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received.

INTEREST ALLOWED Az fIfE RdTE
OFSEVEN PER CENT. yER, 4 MINI
ON CERTIfICITES dr., DEpOSiT
AND SiK PER CENT. .COMpO UND.
III, EIERI SLr MONTHS ON 1C.
otFICERs. =
Wm. Martin, President.
John j. Palmer, Vice Presidcmt.
q. Brenizcr, Cashier.
J.. u sawyer i'll, general charge.
John &. i. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors
Wade Hampton. william Martin, i G.
Haskell, f. W. McAlastcr. l.. II. Ue;n;lsL
John H. Palmer, Thomas +. Grenv'
Columbia. "''as'
@. T. Scott, cwbcrry.
W. G. Mayes, Ncwbcrry.
j. u. Rut'cdge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravencl, Jr., Charleston.
Winnsboro Branch.
SAINT Is. Clowncy, Assistant Cashier.
Planters, Mechanics, and Profess;onn1
Men, Widows, Orphans. Trustees anS
county oi'lcers, having money for which
.hcy nave no present use, can here depo.;t
IT, ihuS atoiaing all risks Of thef,s anI
ueSf"otIon by fire. and At tho s,mo TIME
ara" interest thereon I'LL needed.
J"nv @j-ly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-25
W I'M Ma 81 .US.s ,
A.. NJ EANS DAYi<, Editor.
Wednesday Morning, June 26, 1873

GJsS" (nn'c sro"lcncc solicited f,0;a every
section of The country
Our columns arc open 10 all rnr Il free
discussion Of any principle, thcnr. cr idea,
bns We arcin nn way rcsunnSihlc rorthc\itw
or opinions Of correspondents.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-25

SHOWN, VIII MAINTAIN Schools two or
throc months longer, and tho delin-
quent tax will extend ttfis period
further; SO that Children would ro-
ceivo instruction at least six months
III the year. In that c,so some good
would be accomplished by tl.o System.
Tnis tax would not fall heavily on
the taxpayers, OIL amounting to ono
dollar on the thousand. IF citizen
owning five thousand dollars has, SOY
three chillreF, IN exb.nLiture or five
dotla'S Ill ,a.Iy then. to .y!,,.ul Tor
six months. II he icfu:os to pav
TIM, he has tie uitcrn;. iy.. uf suffer.
'ng h'S children to gro" up - ixnvr-
ahc", or OF > III" .umawra.c between
slH and h.t t" dollar, L tnrnth, Tor
tlclT utuai. i,ui. f.r uy,r.sc u,On,h.
j. r"tc vi rr'.a o schro!, for <ir .ic
sth"i"rs .L,u"c, five t:.~.I lwu ,yl,ar.,
The 'Lit "hjrc'i,n 10 ,!.is tax IS
made by these Y 'io have 10 children.
Thee lcla"n5 rc.Slu f.vm falls
Premis's. Children Lru really .ho
property "i The State, and al persons
are interested ia their boz ;miny good
citizens. 1t IS as niue 70 the udvun-
tagc of \. ,I.'t the ~ri!drc" Of Il. do
not beccmc thi .es ard or.casls as it
is TO IS. '.msclf. Schools, like
churches. ucncit The cnmmnui.y, and
enh"lee It's n.a:cria! wo.(ci y. And
Tho ouly Lol Z Of ever rvdreu u,ine Dur
State from it's present condition lies
in the education Of the mas es.
Every dollar spent for ,elucatioin /
purposes is & I'd Investment.
These are briefly scmn su grstions
thrown out lt".rly TO Induce t.onyht
upon tie suIj e. Aai Nc rclicge
our f'icGda sill! asruo vi II IL: UPON
the r"rricty ot iryying this tax, if
they eau T." assured ct nne ;ling-
that the n.oncy will not be sViisniicr-
ed. This nAc,rlainty can be ,lispcli-
cd only b. tEv 'S':h9oi Cvmui, ionc.,
as he ia ,h4 guardian Of educ .tion.l
interests. Ii he will convince the
ta.lay crs ,h.: he will FIJI hfuily iii.
charge III, trust, we bclitvn they will
f>'''" '''"A0 "'s
r..
.,,..,,.,, 49,. H., l'.' so
..,L s.,. ', ''
" ''"'' 'o't'e ~"
.I..' ,, "" ""'''
>u,,,..~ 49,. ''' '"o'o az
=, ,::. 49, "Fl'' s'''
- '"''' ""o arc
, ~, :. ''. y, eu"
49,, ... ',.,I" '' 'u'''''
I'M, ,.o,,o,, a, navy "o"o
m ;,..; '.' "'' ga
,.,, ,.,, ""' ~" ''"''
49,, "''' '''r"''' 20 none
""o nave h"' III 'reAE'' cincat'on
ard good character. Having t ken
these preliminary steps, he rust, in
rcJsor. or Lv I.uu.y visit these
schools ,,l .,..I ;.
49,. ? INV
tuell if',iical ~'lhiiES, indicating
amy raahgoI for the better that may
'cc"r t" him. tic mu>t dishnrsc
what "'Ac,S are rAIi tb h'n, with
rr"mp'nrSS aud in's artiality. These
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-25
- 1.
CO!d Y intcrS.

In the year 7G2, We arc tolJ, The
''a in Tie Black Sea wSs eighty feet
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-25

This unrivnllcd Southern Remedy is
warntcd not ~ conInin q single particle Of
Mercury, or any injurious mineral sub
stance. but is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 R. N. B. J. MONTGOMERY, at II o'clock
at No 81 Natchez street general assortment Of
second hand furniture etc.
~ SHERIFF HARPER at II O'Clock at Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, all the right of
Bernard Duthu in a suit for $500 against
Thomas Paucett-JohH Brunaso VS.. Bernard
Duthu.
BY L. E. MORPHY, ato II o'clock, at Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, 200 shares stock Of
good Intent TOwboat Company, IN lots of fifty
shares; three mortgage notes of SS25 each
drawn by Mrs. SOdelle DeyLoodt
By CHARLES Z. PORTER, at II o'clock. at
o.. Louis Auction Exchange, lot Of ground and
buildings known the Eclipse House, corner
Blysian Fields and Chartres streets; lot of
ground and buildings corner Elysian Fields and
Royal Streets lot of ground and buildings ad-
Joining. on Rlysian Fields street; lot of ground
and buildings corner Elysian Fields and Royal
streets; lot of ground and buildings on Blysan
Fields street; fifty shares stock Bank of Amer
ica-successon of Frederick Noting
bY MASH HODGSOE, at 10 o'clock, at St.
Charles Auction Exchange, two lots Of ground
and buildings No. 1913 Rousseau street-succes
g SION of DIR. Moses NJ Bowler.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04

THE LIFE Insurance MURDER TRIAL
FThe large room Of the Criminal Court was
cuite crowded yesterday by persons snxious
10 listen to the evidence III the trial of F.
Martini and Dido Baptiste, accused of muir
dering A. Carafa at the lake last August.
Judge Atocha appeared with Mr.. Sambola
z Jr the defense, and at once proceeded to
he business.
A man named Ward was one Of the wit
nesses Tor the prosecution, having previous,
D. been engaged by an insurance company
10, afteI8 manner, work mp the case, or
Rather, ferret OFT all he could in reference
To the death of Carafl; also TO learn as
many particulars as possible concerning
Martini and Baptiste, etnd it seems he pur
Asued his portion of the business with CON
siderable earnestnesE. He yesterday stated
tthsg ne had been employed and paid since
itLe sixteenth of last November TO gather
tCans in this case; he has thus far received
\ 81 ; or $50, but does not expect 70 receive
an0 further reward. He accompanied two
men, several days ago, when the corpse
nas exLumed, and they, or the way to the
cemetery, had informed him that If the
7 corpse was that OF Bruno (E6lrafal they
coul& identity il by the hair, as it grew IN
peculiar manner about tho forehead.
6Shcn the body was shown them
& thew said it was Bruno's, and point
"a out prominent tooth which they
remem bered. only skeleton remained,
and when the skinless skull was taken up
most Of the teeth dropped out; the pecu-
\ liar tooth was fast. The witness had the
teeth in court and offered to show them to
Judge Atocha, but the counselor declined
10 inspect them. In reply to an interroga
torv he said that he never stated to any
one that he expected to gain reward OF
$1,000 if accused were convicted. He also
stated that he had often met both accused
after Carafa's death. and had conversed
with them concerning the matter. First
met them in the Parish Prison, where be
had a residence for q stated period.
Most of this evidence was drawn out Of
the witness on the oss-examination. Be
ing mar of the world, he was prompt in
his responses, and proved that he is tamil
lar with this case.
The trial will be resumed this morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04
NOTICE.

THITED STATES CONSOLIDATED LAND OFFICE,
District of Louisiana.
New Orleans december ,.
ETEDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE A. OF
4 Congress approved June 10, l&12 entitled An
act TO extend act for the final adjustment of
private land claims in the States of Florida. Louis
lara and Missouri, and FOR other purposes" John
AFRO wsmith, of New Orleans Louisiana, having
fled a sworn statement aud documentary evidence
in this Office in support Of his claim 70 the tract of
land embraced in the regular section No. l37
township twelve south, range eleven east, south
eastern district Louisiana, east of the Mississippi
river fronting at its uOrtherly point Oh the Bayou
St. John and bounded on the west by the claim of
Jeas Baptiste CastillOa, on he east by the clam Of
Daniel Clark and on the south by the claim of
Francis :. Lebreton DorGenois, and known on the
records of this Office the UuconhrmeG claim Of
John Arrow smith, notice is hereby giv-l that we
have appointed WEDNESDAY,, the fifteenth day OF
January, 1873 at twelve o'clock VI. as "a day and
hour Of bearing, at which time all parties in i'll
terHst are summoned to appear mt this Office, per
soDally or by counsel, with witnesses and other
testimony, to show cause why favorable repOr;
upon such claim should not DO granted
CHARLES BARNARD, Register.
deIt I'm W. II. HYATT Receiver.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
Charles r. McLRrey VS.. Steamboat Hamil-
ton-NO. 1912.

Charles r. McLRrey VS.. Steamboat Hamil-
ton-NO 1912.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District of LOuisiapa.-In obedience to an ad-
miralty warrant to me directed in the above emit
Sion
THE STEAMBOAT HAMILTON, her tackle, etc.
libeled by Charles T. mcLarey, IL causes set
forth in the libel now pending in the District Court
of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner o.
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending to have any right, title in
terest in to the same to be and appear at IA dis
trict court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city OF New Orleans,
on the first Monday of January to show cause, il
any they have or can, why the said steamboat
should not be condemned agreeably to the prayer
of libelants.
United States Marshals office, New Orleans
seventeenth day of December 1872.
s. b. PACKARD
del8 q ia4 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT or finance,
CITY Ball, December 20. 1872.

DEPARTMENT or FIyANCR,
City Ball, December 20, 1872. !
FFNH : UEDEPSTGNED HAVING ASSUMED CHARGE
d of the Department of Finance. respectfully
Informs all persons who have paid their city
taxes for 1871 that they do So in the following
manner, VIZ:
Upon payment to this office OF the amount of the
bill interest and advertising order will be issued
10 the civil sheriff, W no will, upon payment q! lis
rees transmit the order TO the clerk OF the court
who will deliver the bill and collect lis costs.
The undersigned would also suggest to den-
quents the advantage OF early settlement of
their bills, they will thereby prevent furt her
accumulation of costs and help to extrcate the
cIty from her present emharrassments.
The taxes of 1871 can be paid as heretofore, the
proportion of = SIS in appropriation certificates
police, school aud tax warrants, and the balance
OF + 20 in cash.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
dt29 lot Administrator OF Finance
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04
PROPOSALS..
OFFICE CHIEF QCARTERM AsTER,
lcnaTImeut If the Gulf

OFFICE CHIEF QCARTERM AsTFR, }
Department IF the Gulf
New Orleans, La December 81 1872.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE, WITH A
- copy OF this advertisement attached, will be Ie-
ceived at this office until twelve o'clock NJ FRI.
DAY, February Z 1873, for the erection around each
Of the national cemeteries att Alexandria, Baton
Rouge and Port Hudson, Louisiana, of a wall of
stone with coping or brick or an ron fence aud
at each lodge of stone brick; also, for three
iron gates for each Of the:abOve named cemeteries
Bids may be for the whole work OF all the Gene
teries, or f0Y single cemetery
The bonds required for the faithful performance
OF the contracts " II he in amount twenty per cent
Of the whole amount of each contract
Proposals to be addressed to the Unders gned,
and indOrsed proposals for erecting lodges Tor
walls or iron fences around cemeteTies')
BY order Of the QuaTtermasrer General.
WILLIAM B. HUGHES,
de29 50 Chief Quar1ernaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04
Local Intelligence.

4 q DESCRIBED TRIBUTE.-Among the holi
day events which heretofore escaped men
hon in the REPUBLICAN was the presenta-
ton to our friend, the harbor master Of the
first District, of magnificent gOld-headed
zane. The inscription is as follows: PUG
brothers and j. II. Ashbridge to Captain
George L. Norton, December 25, 1872" and
! he gift is a well-deserved recognition by
honorable merchants of the merits of an
J lficienr officer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04

HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAISNEsT.-It is
seldom that Lyceum Hall has the honor of
such an assembly as It contained last night
The graduates of the Central High Schc3l,
to commemorate the event Of their leaving
their studies, arranged to meet friends and
acquaintance for the purpose of INDUCING
in sociable time. The gathering was in
deed pleasant one, made especially SO by
all the participants being intimate &C
quaintances. A band Of music gave all
who wished an opportunity 70 indulge in
dancing, and the young ladies seemed very
happy as they foated around the room like
fairies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04
POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT oF PONCE /
New Orleans, January q 1873
MAS BROUGHT TO The FIFTH DISTRICT
w Pound, Algiers GoJny street, between Della.
TCnde and villerF, as estray-
One White and Brown COW.
Which if not claimed within five days ard tNe
expenses thereon paid, viii b. sold al pubH, ,...
ton al eaid Pound On TUESDAY January :, 1919. at
Twelve O'Clock Vi.
jas IL ROBERT BREWSTER, Adm razor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04

UYr.RrvENT "r D7LrCK, I
New Orleans, Jan nary 3 1873.
WIS BROUGHT TO THE six II DISTRICT
~ Pond on Jersey street between FalGnCe
and Bordeaux streets-
One ID COW branded II nu lef; hip.
" nich if not claimed within five ulvg a-d he
expenses h, Teon paid, viii be sold at public aGc
ton at said pound, on "WEDNESDAY. January {.
1918 at twelve. o'clock VI.
ja+ I'd ROBERT BLEW9TER. Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04

On HIarriR ge.-HappY relief for Young men
from the effects Of errors and abuses in early life
Manhood restored. Impediments to marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment. New and re-
markable remedies Books and circulars sent free,
in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street Philadelphia, Pennsv lvania--au Insti-
tuition having high reputation for honorable con-
d;iCt and prote ssiOnal skill. del3 jm cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04
For RENT AND FURNITURE

J for salc-A comfortable tw"-story hou5e
tlgihly located or Camp street With everythir =
complete for housekeeping, and AL good order
bel x nearly new. vii. De sold IN block TO plr-
chaser for his WI Use. I'll" r-tab -umeLt - cen
pcte IL al departments >, having been selected BIZ
lis Owutr for Usr. lH BE- cold account Of bad
health. Furniture d'a'erS ard vrr.oIa need nos
apply. Address Hpi 81. at tins Hfrr. A.
NOR NENT-ECOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Doarders taken. Apply at No. 2l1 Camp street uear
81, Joseph. degI