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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29
By Charles z. Fort;er,
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW HESKl cAI-}S
by CHsREES r. EoRT,rp .,

Il h.t LIS n. EORTIER. ArC~i, So
NJ t -, In NO. % Exchange alry-SA-T...
Apf.! ~. ~. at Twelve O'Clock n. =, -bs -:
;"een hoya! and Chartres streets viii he ~. o''
, 100 -; + .! an order from the Hon A. l. Tisso:S
- 49, -! me second District Court tor Size rs,,S
~! oF ROUND. with the building. And ,-.
bo3oe.be fhefeSn situated in the town Of Nc.
z, on plan drawn by Pile dated DeS. Nh rIo
troI, ana measuring French measure. % Ices
% maqison street. by J2o feet il dey.h
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29
SUCCESSION cF EMILE ToRREGRoss..

Second r's..:c: Cour: for tie Parish Of or.eass-
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Hy;, nvr,,.S r.pr. s

Rr HOFFMAN,. ifARIs &: fO.-,,f%.
~ Lew Observation-Disclosures No. % Char.yss
stree. ON fR!DAI. Aprl! :, 1873. at 20 A, M
De sod. a: M $50 Roy al street. ty virtue q: "a
..tei % we hon +. II. Dutei Judge Of III. Ds+r -
Court o; me United Stat.A OF America 10, ~. -,
:,lct Of Louisiana. sitting "a bausEuntcy go
March ~. 1878. to wit ~"sS
THE ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE O.. t,s,..
',!el !Hear. .r.. IN bankruptcy. ronsi,tirs 81 No..
EhaIics a. ard either Toys. Wagons, Ba.se:. "a
'errps-At sale
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A's!G!E.S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
Toys IAsEETS AND FANCY %,srs
IN II. MATTE; "p CHARLES GvIR:s,AG IL.
Bankrupt.
!.s',s' ar.I: II ~. Cs.teS S-ase. O.: Ar 1904 Goa
Il. istI.: .! i"gi..,s- No. 49,
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DYnOEFMsN MARKS t,,ps ,.-~

Ri HOFFMAN,, MARKS & CO.-s.!frT,
~ Alctloneer-Salcsroum No 80 Charities sty.e.
on WEDNESDAY, April 2. 1873 at twelve o. 81 "a
~ WI. be sold. by virtue Of an order OF Il 70
ron; T. h. DureEs 'udge OF the Districs Corr. "a
ne United states 81 America for tho Distr 9: %
louisiana. sitting IN bankruptcy. slate. :bS
eighteenth of March, 1873, to. wit.
1H' ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE OF EyeY Mafns
De IN bankruptcy. consisting q! u ssas!. .,,.
sortment of Dry Goods, etc.
sht above without any geserve Wsaieysn
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BY Hoffman, Marks & Co.
-ee $780,
s.HV IODDS. ETC.

.>s!..Etf.S SALE
~ III NATTER OF MYER Msysbrgs ;Sp.cxo
RUPTCY.
- sire: t"UI: % th~ United States o: S1r..pa ws
:ie !is:r.": at L".i!siana-So. i9ss,
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~ the I}ynDr0Ijp .JuStIr9S ,r the G,,a,.o,,. d,
J,d,rjUI {,3,J ,,e,t Ia he 'Ll,{,yo,, ar pnI
f,.t ;n ,aJ Il, III II IN. = ~ ~
t4; tT i - '"no'H ~ y "tU-r ="
f"e "SN" = "eS""9 ~ -1PFH' II. ~ iN1'
lille w, BRODBECk OF Belfast i'm the
Il 4 County of Waldo aforesaid ibes ana gives
this Honorable Court TO be informed that She was
lawfully married to Carl A. F. Brodbpck late of Kan
gor, in this state now of parts unknown at said
Bangor, on the twenty-seyeuth day of November 4
II. iSGe that her maiden name Nas Ifllir " RoI
Inns that she was at the time OF sad marriape and
at the commencement of this suit, and slili is. an
actual nabitant of this st,tr. tht tnr soma ia n
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Good Night.

Good night to thee, lady Though many
Have iond in the dance tonight,
Thy form was the tairest of any,
Where all was scducing and bright;
1hN smile was the s0ttest and dearest,
Thy form the most sylph-llke of all.
And thy voice The most gladstone and clearest
Ehat c'er held Il partner in thral.
Good night to thee lady dis over
The waltz. the quadriile. and the song
The WHISPERED farewell of the lover
The hearte>s adcu of the throng;
The heart WAS throbbing with pleasure,
The eye-lid that long'd for repose--
The beauN that We're dreaming of treasure,
The girls that were dreaming of beauX.
lis oyer-the lights are all dying.
The coaches all driving away;
And many fair one Is signing,
And many false one is gay;
And Beauty counts over her numbers
Of cOnquestS. a> h0meward she drives
And some are gone home to their sumbers,
And some are gone home to their wives.
And l, while my cab in the shower
Is waiting. the last at the door,
Am looking all round for the flower
That fell from Your wreath on the floor
I'll keep lift but TO remind me-
Though withcred and faded It's hue
Wherever next season may find me
tl England-of Almack's-and you.
There are tones that will haunt us, though
,OnelV
cur path be DER mountain or sea;
There are looks that will part from us only
When memory ceases to be;
There are hopes which our burden can tighten
Though toil>ome and steep be the way;
And dreams that like moonlight can brighten
With light that Is clearer than daF.
There are name. that we cherish, though name
less;
For ave on the lip they may be:
a..
less,
And thoughts uncxpress'd. but still tree!
And some are loo crave for Il rover,
Ana some Tor husband too light.
The bail and my dream are all over
Good night to thee, lady good night!
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A Ramed Sheriff.

The Portsmouth Times gives this ac-
count OF an attempt to capture George F.
Nutter the Pennington forger,a few weeks
ago as current among the legal fraternity
of Portsmouth,
All our readers will remember the ex-
plots of George F. Nutter, the Farming
ton torger. who less than two wears ago
left for parts unknown, after which it was
discovered that he had obtained many
thousands OF dollars by means of forged
notes that We're held by banks in Dover,
Pennington and Rochester and bv private
capitalists. A large reward is offered for
his arrest, and sometime during the last
weeks of 1872, his victims heard that
Nutter was living in Florida According
ly Deputy Sheriff George D. Savage. of
Alton, was sent to Florida to hunt up Mr..
Nntter and bring him back to his anxious
friends in this State To Florida, Deputy
Savage went armed with legal authority
to arrest the body of said Nutter. He
found that this man was living in that land
Of Grange groves, with his family, and
was engaged in the lumber trade, running
It large saw-mill and apparently doing u
heavy business in which he employed a
large gang OF negroes.
Savage procured a requisition from the
Governor OF Florida, and with posse OF
half Il dozen proceeded to make the ar
rest. He found Mr.. Nutlcr without any
difficulty. and being old acquaintanccs,
they shook hands cordially Natter iocu-
larlv said; wv ell, George, suppose YOU
have come for me" Yes" said Savage.
CHATS my business; Won know what my
coming means "Wcll," says Nutter,
II suppose | Shall have to 90 with YOU.
but You must GIVE me few minutes to
arrange my affairs with my wife and
family and fix up things little" cot
course said Savage, "no objection to
that" and NGtter proceeded to give orders
about one thing and another while Savage
watched him closely to see that he made
no attempt to escape. But it seems that
he gave some orders not understood hv
the Deputy, for suddenly there appeared
upon the scene nearly hundred ne
groes armed with pistols, guns, and Other
murdcronS implements. Then Mr.. NuttHr
assumed the attitude of 4 master and in
a tone OF authority not to be nisunder-
stood, notified the Deputy Sheriff and his
posse that he would give them inst three
minutes to leave his premises He also
told his ''triend George" not to show his
face again in that region if be valued Ms
life. George looked ut the army Of woody
headed men, who stood ready 10 do the
will of Nutter and quickly followed his
already retreating posse.
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Woman's Work.

lT,do, +Lo +;.fo ~ . Xyrl..., 49,
NJ. "N,ei 'iI ;'|.e vi " ',' > 10 l'ih''ti'
+' 'i. ~ iii'''!' Is "e'iNelIhS reg
$500 - " 'i''n 9''N ~ 7''n0 WY goo"
.4; -" ~ "0''iNI we ''"' 7"o'se" III
t7U'.i"S ~ Ky iii0i l'tN ;" ll'"ch
''n' l-li!'hs % 'i1e misery Oh Wo-
ll'li' sue says heS III i'eI leahing upon iel
WI % PioP. 'hu III heI Ieiusai 10 SUP
.i'i' ~ .o 'ii'in9 ilIat men pass lhfough
y, f"''t,ts Is ioi il'e nesl POSITIONS
~ ,"''''"" w ''"9 'ii'' pi|t''ie ~ ""-
~ ',' ~ " - i''''"9' ~ ,'l' ''9''''"
" oiiiOi ~ 'iiiH N"u"tlN WHO razor 'NiSite
~ 'i'9 e''iiie,l o''I'e' over N''"V" are
e., ''l'7' f'iiN yea " 'ece''' one Is marc /"
ii' ''" u - N''F' ne l'f'uIrT
";I w - MY lht"l,Fi VII" 'iieeriuI'N
P,',t Il iii'''' '''h '7''''' year, n'l' most
~ we women COOKS received only three
VI ,, ~ uo''" ~, per week. ana oon earn
4, IL ne i,if'i illlNcS Hookih@ ms
u Wv wv y " MS .i'ttl,he' u'e Wooi'A
~ s'I9 "',i,o"i N''"i'lS now 1f0 keeps
,' w. ;,''"' H. ~ 7"i'e ill'h T!'SrS
,, - '''.' ~ !" - N''c'
,,,;tr, hia ''ei' olio VIZ P}'Sol nun
a., I;fa on" . nm ~ ol''''
,rl,a,,l ,,.,
o,t ,,,;t h, ,l'','a,'7 " Mo''ir' ~ scu
hai& tbnir incnnn '1d l" az T4 thoi MJui" ~
snn,ahod tn +ha ,'';,, 'J'i ae' - ~
Thnro aro 1oN ooo lr''" I'
mal,ars ), no 1o,,nt,.l, onI ~ i''l' w.
,har don,, aa,, ,,.a' ,',." INC 'e',''I
tbey do sncb wrotnbn5 ,rnrit rhn ro'' o,.'
fnre,ynmnn ia larl,o I,,s;,',s ,t,,;ti,
,,,l,,,, ,,,ha ,,o+ $4,000 '0',.''.,''
hayn ,nt thnn,solva,, n,ao, ,,t, ~ .",y
n1, ~ ,rot tl,a;,. ,r, ''i - ''''l
liz, ,,,,o l,,,, ,'yI',l,' NV 'u'
baro Iittla o9 +hdm, l5let,i';'
n,,n,ovary, l,s;,,,. ,1;, 'i','''o ''i,'t
lla1 :, ."''' u."''9H' ",i"
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thattime he appeared and presented bill,
with compound interest added for every
quarter unpaid, so that the sum which
should have been about $4,000, amounted
to a total very much larger, which he
finally forced his tenants to disburse
1t is said that in addition to his property
in Buffalo, he owns two large farms in
Michigan, the rents yielding him hand
some amount annually There are many
stories told of his misery habits, but we
have already given enough to prove his
character. We have done this without
the least eNag geration, merely stating the
plain facts in Il very remarkable case.
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
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POKILANN, dune Coin, ~.
This - to certify that have born afflicted with the
nammatory rheumatism for over twenty yr.re.
| have employed most 81 the best phy-i,iins IN
Portland, and paid hundreds OF dollars Tor medicine
without any ? rnancnt cure. Two years go LAST
March | taken with Rheumatic tevyr; t0r five!
weeks unable to turn in bed or fl cd myself: .
my left arm and hand was reduced to nearly half
the size OF my right one, and unable to nit twp
pounds weight until last July, wten saw thc ,l-
ect OF the University Medicine the iau2 1T cr OF
Capt. Wm. Thorndike. | called GA Dr.. Staples aud
stated my case. ne aid he could cure it, oe2m
taking the medicine with tho lcupuncuIrltiuu BE-
tore nd taken four bottles considered lurscIg
free from pain than have been tor twenty
years up to this time. i have not had relapse. /
consider il to be the only sure medicine for the
above compliant. WILLIAM j. SMITH.
late firm OF Pearson & Siuiih.
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A Gap in the Memory.

case having but few known parallels
IL medical practice is Just now puzzljno
the faculty of this section and forming a
suhject for universal comment The cir
cumstances attending the case are rs iui-
lows:
Nearly three Years ago Mr Il. A. Hail.
then resident of this city. was rendered
unconscious by striking his head against "A
beam in his barn, He speedily recovered,
and no serious consequences resulted from
the injury up to within the past few DAYS.
Shortly after the accident Mr.. Hall en-
gagged in the mercantile business in Scran-
ton, Penn. ard removed thilher with his
family One day last week he was obliged
to leave his store and 90 home, owing to Il
severe and peculiar pain in his head
After reaching his residence he was taken
VII violent spasmS, which continued at
short intervals until ten O'Clock at night
when they left him, and he sank into Il
qniet steep resting well all night Upon
a"aklng IN the morning his actions were
so singular that it was Il long time before
his friends could explain the cause. 1t
was finally discovered that his memory.
from the date OF the accident in EImira.
was entirely gone. Everything that had
occurred during the past three years. and
during that time many important events
had TRANSFERRED in his life, was as blank 10
him as if he had been in u swoon for all
that time. He recognized his wife and
others he had known before the accident,
but two children that were born dnriur
the past three years were entire strangers
to him. His Oldest child, five years Old,
he remembered only rs she was when
but two. His mind seemed weak, and
his friends hoped that with the return of
his usual good health his memory would
be restored. In a day or two. however,
both his mental and physical vigor return
cd but the singular gap in his memory
remained. His partner IN business, Mr..
r TT at the time Of tine injury TO Mr..
Halls head. was Principal of !, school at
Danville, Pa, and Mr. Hall remembers
hlm only as that He entered the latter's
room = day or SO after he was taken sick,
and Mr. Hall was very much surprised
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STATE OF MAINE.
SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURr, in va

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT in vacation,
belfast, March ID, 1873
upon the foregoing libel ii is Ordered, by me, The
Undersigned one of the Justices of san Court that
notie thereof he given to the libellee, by publish
ina IN attested copy OF the same, together with this
Order thereon, three weeks successfully in the Re
publican Journal, II public newspaper, printed Mt
Belfast, IN the County OF Waldo, the disqualification
to bt twenty days 1T least before the next term of
said Court. to be holden at Belfast within and Tor
the ouhty OF waldo, on the third Tuesday of April
ext, that sud bellee may then ana there appear
ans answer to said libel if he nee tit
j. q. DiCKERSON, j. S. +. c.
true copy OF libel and order thereon.
Attest-W. q. FRYE, CLERk
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PORTLAND, l. rh

DIR. SrArLEs,-rhis may certify that had been
troubled with Scrolula ali my life. Some TIRE,
months since became reduced that / c0Vld not
raise myself i'll ted. In this condition my friend
sent fol you. With your direct Mcdicitor ANA nj
versity Medicine was in 80 minutes cnablo4 to eyt
up and dress myself In one week lett Portland
and travelled night and day in thu South witltui.t
the least Inconvenience, have SING, hreu tree
from all OF The above troubles ana cannot u+t tuu
strong language IN recUmmC ndu- tire trpattucnt to-
all nllhctcd. / am satisfied ii ~.,v.l ny it,,
W. W. ATWOOD, 81 Emcry ST..
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to see him, and asked him about his school
and friends in Danville. Mr.. Hall could
hardly be brought to believe his present
condition, but he finally saw that it could
not be otherwise Every effort has been
made by his family, by bringing up old
associations, the deaths of friends and rel
atives and important events in his lie for
the past three years, to awaken some
sign OF recollection. of that time, but in
vain. He was greatly surprised to hear
that he had been doing business in Scran
ton tor two years, and in a drive through
that city a day OF two since he recognized
none OF the business firms with whom he
has had dealings during that time. He
is now in this city visiting old scenes and
friends. in hopes that he may fix his mind
on something which will lead it back over
the three years that are blank to him and
result in entirely restoring his memory.
Elmira n. Y. correspondence of N. Y.
Herald.
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In a New Jersey village few days ago
a singular marriage took place. The
bridegroom was q man we'll advanced in
years, having passed middle life, but pos
scsSinG the charm of worldly wealth. He
made love TO 4 young lady of about
twenty who, after the repeated importu-
mites Of her parents, finally accepted the
proposals of her aged sutton, but before
the time arrived for the ceremony to take
place, repented, and peremptorily declined
oconsnmmatc the engagement. A younger
sister, hardly out Of her short clothes, then
hall in Jest, half in earnest-vountarilv
offered To take her sisters place upon the
man pledging himself to settle upon her
81 900 Immediately after the ceremony
should be performed. This offer was
gladly accepted, the parents sanctioned
the bargain aud in due time the union
took place-the minister performing the
service doing so with much reluctance
Alter all was over, the young bride as if
for the first time realizing her position,
seemed suddenly filled with remorse, and
tranticAilY called upon the minister to I'M
tie the knot. Upon being told that it was
too late, she utterly refused to have any
thing further to DO with her newly made
husband, and lett him to make what he
pleased ont of it. Entreaties were OF no
avail, and 'he man took his departure TO
another part OF the country.
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Some three months ago / was persuaded by my
wife to take the University Nh ,icmr~. Nj health
and mind badly affected tjG.t IT, lrjgu.!s b
came alarmed tor my safety IN u syccG attrr com.
mcncng to take the Medicine irlg grclt rrli,i /
am well as any Other man. NV Nl,. h.,
been for long time afflicted with disease th. Al.
batt!ed the skill Of best physicians. some. oi
which pronounced the case ueuyublp. Under ir,.lt
ment OF the University Medicines, her A,Ith h.l-
greatly improved. Any one s.oubius will pleas,
call at No. lneoln strcrt,o repair up.j3ruia
Trunk depot. GEORGE hINGSBt ltN
Portland Aug. 3, iS7l.
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NEW BEDFORD, sept. IN. ISL
DIR. STAPLES, Dear Sir am feeling first rate,
have not felt so well for years s DO at thc
time. If you recollect when was al your place |
was suffering, with very lame back Ihat I'LL, Al}
left and never felt better IN my lie than at Tao.
present time, don't believe that thai medic ms.
can be beat. | believe ii is What it il recommended
believe that medicine is enitled to a. mich prti,v
any medicine that ever introduced to the pub
lie. | will not write any more This time
Respectfully, 81,
H. A. NIIlIyIFf,
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N - " NJ L. r. E It s.
WORSTED DEPARTMENT.

r. L. JOHNSON x CO., just opened a tine
assortment OF Wursteds and WOrsted Patterns
slippers, Otiomas and Toilet Cushions, Bracket and
Towel Racks. Infants Knit Shirts, Sacks Socks and
Mittens, Ladies breakfast Shawls Nubias Rigioletts
and Hose, Chidrcn's leggns, Sacks and Riding
Hoods. Gentlemen's Scarts Java, Panama, Waffle
and linsel Canvass, Plain and Tinsel Perforated
Paper, Rergmam's Best Berlin Zephyr W orsteds in
two, four ana eight toi Shetland orstccs Crochet
Knitting and Worated Needles, and Paper Patterns
Particular attention given in shading OF Worsteds
HAYFORD BLOCK, BELFAST.
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GRITTY years have been troubled with ~rrotuta.
Some fifteen years ago a fearful ulcer 1rok, cat ot
my leg. Three months ago il CNtcn led irolu Tho
ankle Joint nearly to the knee couA uat iuuy,
without great pain. In this condition cumuru,yr
taking the University Medicine.
At first IL drove ont 4 fearful humoI I'll uNur ruu.
In few days the hnmor bt yah to 9uhsid, Mud t9,
ulcer IS now healed and lrrl like Il I.w hytns3
ELIZABETH CHA MERRIAM.
Portland, Aug. 20. - Chestnut ST.
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II LEN zH CA FtEH u I'D,
BfOa 1874 Post Office, Ishil.sdeIphi. a


Sec the joHo'cnlg ratuadie extracts from press
notices
"a Nyry valuable book, and one intending to
paint should 1lil to roadt N. Y Tribune
w " did NOT know 50 much could be said the
~ubjrtt ni painting house until we read this excel
lcnC book Of Mr.. bairds' n. y. Herald.
A want long felt at last supplied" Scientific
AM.
Not only necessity to the painter. but valuable
I" every occupant of a dwelling n y. World.
"liuy - copl of this book and distribute them
among Your friends. 1t they will heed the advice
therein on could make no more valuable present"
.ChieI.go irih.
"hl Eubh-hins this book Mr.. Bard has done Il.
reai sr'N ice 10 the community Toledo Blade
"Nc hop the publisher viii sell 100 900 copies of
this book curing -. 'oston Advertiser.
We have Just painted our house advised by the
Author and congratulate ourselves that no dwelling
in our nrishbprhool eNcels ours in appearance.
Uarptr'- Weekly.
IN selling sample copy or 10 cents, Mr. Baird
mus trri certain order Tor - bound in cloth will
follow" Frank Leslie.
1--WE k@.pW The town and country paints therein
zee mn, nd, d. aud can youch for their vau and the
excellence OF the "liarrs0n" brand of white lead y
tPhiil. Ledger.
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Farm for Sale.

A.sA-n Farm for Sale.
Mn.al7nAM
an lflaiat454sE The subscriber offers for sale the
we'll known Cook FARM cailad,
in jackson. said farm contains 100 acres of excel
ant snd, sisuated at jackson Centre, and is divided
into highly cultivated fields pasturng and thick
wood lands. 1t is miles from Brooks station and
100 rods from p. o.. and the from a good
meeting every Sunday, and the from Town
House 1t it abundantly supplied with water from
wells and numerous springs the house is a story
and half with ELL finished throughout, together
with carriage house, cattle shed, barn ~ by 50
feet wood house, Blacksmith shop, dung cellar,
sheep house, large orchard mostly grated fruit.
Apply to the subscriber on the place.
EDWARD W. ROBERTS.
jackson, Dee Sd, 1s72.-ti23
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ONLY 10 CENTS

gDAEtss AMERICAN EsOOks.-s5 for
X. b. lhomns' Almanac, 1913; $2tor American
Almanac. 1885; 50 Tor 1873. Rare Old Amer lean
Book wanted viz. Richard, Increase, Samuel,
klrazer or Cotton Malher's Works; Penhallow's
Indian Wars, l726; Johnson's History of N. Eng
land, London 1851; Genuine Poor Richards AL
hanacs (Dr. Franklin's), or any scarce American
Book Pamphlet, Coin, Indian Arrow IL ads, Relics.
turiosies, Narratives or Almanac in good condi-
ton Also good old, tall, s-day brass clock. Stat
price OF each. JAS, 7. MOULTON, Carnes ST.
Lynn, Mass.
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had the Catarrh 50 bad Tor several cars that my
head became confused and painful was obliged to
get up several times in the / ight to kct from chok
ing emp Dyed some OF the best phyeici:l~ III TIN,
country without benefit. was perfectly eGt"l with
the University Medicines in threa weeks
A. M MORGAN, IA Cumberland St Portland.
Contractor on the Portland < Osden.burg railroad
February, Is, 1870.
Since giving the above certificate have been ic-
tectly free from Catarrh, though have hrcu con
tinu.liy exposed to wet and colds.
Oct. 49, 1871. A. N. MORGAN.