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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

FACTS ABOUT SOAP OF VERY ANCIENT
ORIGIN.-A Domestic NECESSITY SINCE
THE FIRST INTEODUCTION EY THE GAUi.s
SOAP AT Interesting articles
are ofJcntimes mace from very common
place subjects, ant writer in the st. Louis
Pepu65icHa contriyes to fill nearly two col
umns and a half with n readable history of
soap. lie begins by saying: ''It Is not
luown when the method Of manufacturing
this article first became known, hut it is
lnown that mention is made of it in the
cid Testament" The use of soap or some
Institute for it is old as man for in all
ages, among civilized people, cleanliness
vas necessary adjunct to the respectable
appearance of men and women in society
hence, when the CpIdeunis was to be reno
waited, some natural or artificial coatri-
vance was brought into Tcquisition.
In Asia, alkaline waters were found and
used in primitive and even later times for
washing clothes. The ancients used pre-
! 9ration OF composition which nearly ap-
! reached the soap Of the present day
-.any people used earthly matters, as clayS,
which have the property Of absorbing
grease from other substances, and are used
even at this late day by fuliers for cleans
lug clothes. \ certain kind of plant was
used 10y the Romans for its saponaceous
qualities. plant with rare and wonder
full cleansing properties is found in Cen
tral and Southern Mexico, and is employed
by the natives IN lieu OF soap, and indeed
preferred to any artificial preparation yet
discovered in that country. The Gauls,
il is believed, were the first to introduce
,-Jap, and were, Of course, the inventors Of
il. while the Germans discovered the meth
I'd of making hard soap and the several
varieties of the article. Next the discovery
was transmitted to Rome, but there it was
used more as a wash for the hair than for
cleaning clothes. IaHow ard the ashes Of
beech wood were the substances used in its
manufacture.
The exploration of the city of POmDeii.
after It's burial for a period of one thouS-
aud seven hundred years, disclosed the
fact that soap manufactory was in sue
cessful operation at the time of its des-
truction, and, what is moro remarkable,
That the soap was yet in 4 fine state of
preservation. There are berries in South
america. plants in some portions of Eu-
rope, and an herb in California possessing
ali the virtues of the artificial soap.
"teXlcau on California lauudreSs will use
tae hcrb IN preference to the ncw-fanClcd
article. The principle upon which the
manufacture of soap Is based is the de
composition Of the oily body OF the allzali.
and the combination of the latter with the
oily acids, the giycerinc which was previ-
Uusly combined with these ACIDS being set
free, and, indeed, lost in the hard soaps
While the same principle enters into all
the processes, it Is also true that the pro-
cesses are various rs are the materials en-
ployed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

DRUG ANY E"T e".'sS
Es ANING recently enlarged our s,ock
z n We are now prepared to sell NJ a &c.
reduction from former prices Our stock con.
ST OF Drugs, Medicines, Perfur3ery. F,Trv
Soaps, Leans, Halls and Hens Han Re.ror
atIves. Pills, ointments, Plasters. LiIin,.rrs
r! Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesfa, Ess Jamaica
Ginger, Pure Flsvoriug Extracts, E.5s~c.s
lemon syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiced Svrpn'
khobarb, Pune Spices, &c;
CIG4RS AND TOB4CCOS
Hiank EOCks, Deeds, Notes and P,nte. ~
Pest Commercial and all kinds of Nore . - -
E'nTGioFSS' E'1.G BE- Pens renetis. Arnoldu Writi.s
Books, Magazines, Newspapers. NoveIs ~
i9.iSs, b.oi's Religious Pray er and Toy Books
~ e have added tn our stock lot or
:, EiN Z . ~ " ELRY, to VIII ch we would inyil a
the attention of the Ladies. II ' &
ho oGR IH ALBUMS atlover rrfcas
than ever offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wbo1az.7. 49,
tail LFNM0IS = ,sITn y 10, ;, 7a'S or re
july 30, 1868. Main Street Fbansh,,r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

a HINT TO FIsHERMEN.-The following
ingenious method of fishing was recently
practiccd by an Illinois farmer residing on
the banks OF the Mississippi. lie cut two
oles in the ice, some distance apart, and
pumped the water from one hole and ran
The current into the other. This created a
vacuum at the first opening, and an artifi-
cial current il the water under the ice set
ting toward the hole where the pump WAS
III operation. The fish in the lake were so
benumbed by the cold as to be powerless
to resist The current, hence they were float
ed directly INTO the opening Of the ice,
where they were scooped ont bv the thous-
ard. Other people may take hint.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

Commissions allowed Collectors
for 1871 and previous years on
County and Poor Tazes............ s3,OG1
EXoneratons allowed Collectors
for 1872 and previous years on
County and Poor Taxes.......... 2,2O1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

THE startling effects of Intoxicating IL
quors have again been demonstrated by =
Eeruddled MiaSourian who took it into his
head to accuse every man he met OF HAVING
committed a murder that had been cnyej,
oped in mystery for some time. The last
accused man owned up and now awaits trial
for lis crime
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

E'HODICIS OF CAMBRIA COUNTY
Poor House Farm and Garden forIS72:
FARN-22 tons Hay, $50 bushels Oats. ~ husb
els Corn in the ear, - bushels Barley $50 bush
els Potatoes.
GARDEN heads Cabbage. g0bysb. Onions
y bus Ionatos, bus Hcets, bus. Carrots.
7 I'VE STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS SO
L on Farm, January s2d, Is-S:
IIEE STOCK head Horses, 10 head Cattle,
FAk1tING UTENSILS, Sc moving machine.
, mo moving SS! lASs' ; grain cradles, buggy hay
La.fS' nm STuli diilI' tnrgshing machine. l wind
: harrows, cultivator, patcflr nav fdrI; ma
az @ tt.l =, S nay ladaefs, two-horsc road wagon,
1 tWO-HCL5e @ I spring wagon, buggy, i cart and
geaTs;l WheeID0rrow, 1 two-horse sled, log
HARNESS, &C,-l double set hegvv harness.
HouDIe sCt YANKEE harness. ! double set lead
haIiles5' HGHhic SCI light harness, ! single set
brides ha!teis, etc, too tedious to nentfgn-
1 EfICLES MADE N THE HOUSED sheets.
= % pillow slips, Is bed ticI,s. % 1sI5oy-s ;;
SrS = dresses 10 skirts, Is chCIuises q small
flocngs p pairs mems socks ~ shirts rirs
ions soff s,r is, lbs hard soap. I20 gal
butter Coffus, ~ L - D A'I'l.s apple
4 RT!CLES on hand THIS I'd day or .T,r,,,o.,-
- 70: About $3.50 ihs prrlz aud 300 lbs Tcef
oIo1, + 80" lbs lard. Co los hard soap
els oats, 45J bushels cars corn 3- IIIsb Ts -It
yI lU - o95heIs turnips 3 bushels beets 40 hds
Saota= G; . Dds kraut, hhl cucumbcrs -. bus
onions bhl moIgssCS- il bLIS Slfrrar 2 F,ar-.ig
ggr
butter 20 quarts canned fruit IL dnz 49, - 5,..
GEO bushels coal. - - "a -o''is-
{ tLOFFIEG MADE UP.-4s pairs Eeo,z m,
- N-HttI i"th i DIS ItguT or summer r.u.s
% .S''15 or winter vests, 3j light or sI1ru.glr-I
vests. - heavy or winter coats a. Ifr-br on nm,
mer coats, Il coats fer small bows Il Erl. "a
caps: Is uudershrts, p prs Nor, JIrrIFr 80 80
ul.h 'iA1 aHts shocS.a2 prs wuIacI. 's'siaea. ~
prs socks ! = webs muslin ,-nF, go 49, -
Nrhln| = NaS iinscy, 80 yds hcmp Iuarfiur 4
new hush mattresses ''i"e' "
MITES Mates OF HOUSE Number Of inmates
- - "'54.'tt "a - IS - -: admitted duriu- the
seconded. g; Tcmaiuin4 in house TITl.,- H.. ~
%: meals furnished 10 Travellers in ~ ~ 80, -
TO- i,oio' IaIDobl LILLY, Steward.
REPORT OF I. LILLY, Steward of the
- the Cambria County Poor House:
5qny e. e. To cash from J@hn Evans, hides, 5000
May I. . r. c, Christv. . pigs 56i5'
June "a, q, :. :. :. James Perry :: SO
:, >, clover seed...-. "a
L. CIeartCld CO'ty for
3I4Iy IByy s Geo @ssads.aS sdsrP 2s"S2sF P2. l5So SO
d jas SonVcry on sale
g.. ~ y. . OF black mare. 60 CH
Sd@ SSS', &, e Ktrs1ner R5Tas: n2%iR GS Bssf
IL Jas COnvcry. bal on
Dec, 3. " 5 Davis, , pigs. 5G5
:. D. kirshucr, hides. 10 90
p. \ Wh3oBgc 4 35Ssr@,d; cdr 55,d,g. b ntlg. 5c9
Paid T. Glass, Poor House Treasurer. .S21s -
a,9 T9!Ecn under our bands, at Ebensbur-. this
"a DAY OF TSnY TISSnnpaTy y, 4; :; ., ls78.
W. a b. LITTLE Auditors
1, -PkTER DOUGHERTY,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

IhucbtCanFSs OF Poor House for Is12i
ana previous ..-..-. SIl .251 Y
We, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
county respectfully report tHdt VIC have audit
ed, settled ana adjusted the accounts Of the
Ioor ana HpUse Of Employ yUltHt of Cambria
county, l. . lass Treasurer thereof. according
to law, AID tud "a balance due thc said Tre:lsu-
rer OF TWO hundred aud slNty-twO dollars and
forty-nine cents t2I2. 40
airy, y. ID. l6t3.
John WAGNER
w. A. 3 LITTLE. LADditors
FEIEE DOJGEERTY,
JAMES Null Clerk
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28
Il RLIOItI OF /. LILLY. Steward Of the
- the Cambria County Poor House:

-
- CIR.
rad L. Glass, Poor House Treasurer. .S21s -
s,3 ,%Lycn , under our bands, at Ebensbur.. this
I'd DAY of january, 4. D. lS13 - '
JOHN WAGNER.
VI. A. B LITTLE. Aulftor-
PETER DOUGHERTY ! 'S'
JAMES NULL. Clerk
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

IN GLASS, Esq. TREASURER, in account
IL with the Directors OF the Poor and House
of Employment OF Cambria county, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

ESRODJCTS OF CAMBRIA COUNT
Poor House Farm and Garden forIs72:
Farm tons Hay, $50 bushels Oats. ~ brsb-
els Potatoes. wv '7-i
GAliDEN-l2l5 heads Cabbage, % bush. Onions.
= bus IoInatos, bus Hcets, . bus, Carrots.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

1 ~ @ - N . MADE jP.-ES pairs heavy or
% -HS'15 or winter vests b light or suiu.acr
49, D. - or winter coats a. light OF sum
caps: is uudershTt p prs mon llraTEe-- -
l-l : ~" ultS shpoS..s2 prs wuuaCI. 'sSiqg=. ..
,I lcl,'.%, u las hnscy, 80 ydS hemp mating s
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES of
= ihe Dlstrict Court of Cambria county from
January, 1873: ' N
W. b. BONACKER, Sheriff. m
To amount on hands at last set
'4-illtat 49, 50
To amt overpaid on Grim pros. III rs
- - T. cd from Co. Treas'r 1000 90 81 oao 5s
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

Liabilities .......... ....... ........ .Si9s 80
We, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
county, report that " q have examined the Gc-
counts and vouchers of W B. Bonackcr, ESQ.,
Sherin: in account with the District Court of
cambria county, and ind the above to be a cor
rect statement of the same. Given under our
hAhds tins 2lth day of January, 1873.
JOHN WAGNER,
w. n B. LITTLE, Auditors
PETER DOUGHERTY,
JAMES NULL, Clerk.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28
7 LIVESTOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS SO
4 / on Farm. .3auuary sz2G Is-:- ''

4 EiiCfES MADE N THE HOUSE =Gsboats
tIss2p % p'5l'W M " slips, Is bed ticks 20 pillows >
60 = dresses 10 skirts. Is C.HClqfsas ems
ute7ets- - Spruns. Q sUn-bCrIUcfs - ,5.i,= -,
Loot = Piirs mems socks 48 shirts pairs
Ions soft soap. bbIs s8uer Eraut I 80 1I
butter. collins 49, D NJ ''4,s apple
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28
CTATEMENT OF COuNTY COM.

Assets Of cambria County on the 18th day
of january. 4. u. 1873, as follows:
LIABILITIES.
County Bonds outstanding, $4,000 90
Interest accrued on County Bonds
on January 18th, 1873, G37 90
Due FreidhOff Brothers on Bridge 375 90
Due Sh # for board g prisoners, etc 253 G2
Amt due Commissioners, Clerk
and Counsel, Jan'y 18th, 1873, 33G 33
\ m I due for wood, bark and coal 1OS %
q Western Penitentiary, 567 20
g q the Commonwealth Ode
fcieucy in State Tax, $50 19
a N due to Supervisors Of Roads
and School Districts, 3I53 II
Amt outstanding County Orders, 8, 10 36
Estimated amount of suGdries for
which no bills have been pres ted 100 90
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

Total liabilities, $50 1913 50
Amt due County from
Collectors after deduc-
ton Of commissions, $50, ,G63 40
Amount due County on
= Judgments, !, ,525 &C
Bal. in Treasur's hands, 1913 IL 50 53T sc
Leaving the net liabilities, S4O,856 Is
BY levying two mills more for County and
two mills additional for Poor purposes than
was levied for year 1872, an amount can be
raised sufficient TO pay nearly the entire in
debtadness of the county. Believing his to
be good policy, the Commissioners have lev
led the two mills additional for County and
Poor each, and hope this course Will give
general satisfaction TO the taxpayers.
Several items in this statement, of which
the Auditors were not aware when they
closed their report, viii account for any dis
crcpanCy that mav.cXist between the Audit
OrS ard Commissioners statements.
S5f5oSf w SS45S55 3: Ssfs2SStES5D 2zHzss SHES oo"~r
Ebensburg, Jan. "a 1873
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RTCEIPIS Ind EXPENDITURES
or ClIEBRIA 90 OUNIY.

rro:. the Iet:. day of JanERry, \. u. 1872 TO the
18Th Gay Ct January, q. =. 1873. inclusive.
1872. JGha Goa, Esl.. TreasTrer. 1879.
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Bonds still outstanding,

From cost of Jail deduct amount of
County Indebtedness paid, So, ,448 60
Making the Indebtedness on Jail,
after all other claims against the
County (Poor House debt excep-
ted) have been paid, $40, $50 I3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
CON6TARLES' SALES,
Joseph Garter vs. William NViisOn-~cr
und Justice Court foE tins Parish eli 0T'rau

Joseph Garter So. William SifsOB-~cro
ond Justice Court toe tins Parish -f 0T'raHsr
No 3lT5.
DY VIRTIE "F WRIT OF fTERT ?ACIAS To
IL II. directed by the hOuorabls Shr Sec.
"A4 Justice OF the Peace for the parish ri az.
Isals in the above F.t.tlea cause. will pro
cee4 to sell at public auction at @I" Merriau-9
and AuctioHeere EXchang' on Royal etreet, ync
tween Canal and CuatOmh0uss streets iSI his city
~. FRIDAY MLr"h :. 1873, a. the hour OF VIZ &C
O'Clock NJ, fh" following describe" pI"pcTt o., 10
alt-
ONE HOT or GROUND ~ B.rthEviIHs, Histi i" 80
tIict OF This "Ity being IOJ No of s'uarc No. %
bounded by Calhoun, preston Sn'i MARKET EiI'' -
aud Henry Clay avenue. Said Let measures 81 fee.
inches , lines front on Cah0usi -tresS bg {" drPff
Of ~ fee. bet we.n parallel lines AL yer I,ag
annexed to an act brtrT. S"Iim Mag'cT. late -
notary public of lie ctg, 81 aat@ Sunr ., .'io
sad lot FORMS the '1ru"V of H'E'' end '~'I".r
streets. Together with al! III" .'.! "i!Ss ga s''.s~
I-ent-, etc.
s.il.h j, ~. ahO"- s'lft.
TcruI.-t h on ne spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
SHERIFFS SALES.
Pierre Augustin Mnrrec vs.. John MnnueI.

Pierre Au2ustin Mnrrec VS.. Jonb -nuh1OA'
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH or
- Orleans No 42l7- By virtue OF a writ o. SCI s
and sale 10 me directed by The hohOfap-e 'i.u
Sixth District Court for the par1Sh o. VlIed-77i ~
the above entitled cause, will prOCrfd 10 SCI a..
public auction. at the Merchants ana AuctIoLtclo
Exchange Royal street. between Cana anu it
tom house streets in the Second Dlstric' Oh tn i
clty on SATURDAY, Har'h =, 1873, at tnelte
o'clock NJ, the following descroe bed property ~
wit - .,.,-,, -..-...,. - -,
new suburb Maliguy, in this city 4hrd DlstIlct'
in he su1are number thirty three COMPRISED Dee
tween Trquhart Bagatelle. Girod ana 81. antoine
streets designated b. the number seven, on pan
drawn by Joseph PILE. architect. on the twenty
mrs, Gav of April 1895. deposited III the office OF
A,nrdet Ducatel notary public IN this city, under
Number nine. in the book OF plans number one;
"a. lot having in American measure twenty seven
feet front on GrOd street, by a deyth OF one hun
lr4d and sixty feet between parallel mes together
with all the hui dings and improvements thereon,
and all other rights theTeuntO belonging or IL any
', ise app+rtanimg. Beng the same property which
the defendant herein acquired by purchase from
Dominique Lanaua, of this city, per an act passed
befo:e Felix Percy, late a notary pUb.I. IL this
civ on the fourth dav Of October. 1898.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
". P. HARPER.
fc' 20 nl8 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
SHERIFFS SALES,
Widow g. l'IIote vs.. Andre Dubuch an.

"IGeW ~ S'tIOte vs. andre DuDECh and
Widow Du6uch, admit ratriI.
SlXTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 4lT2.-By virtue of a writ of seiz.
nre and SAFE to me directed by the honorable the
Sl1th Instruct Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell a:
pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY, March "a 1873 at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the hui6
Iugs thereon situated in the Second District of this
city, IN the square bounded by Canal Custom
house, harais and VIllere streets and connosed "a
follows: piece Of ground designated py III, man.
Der four, on q sketch annexed to ar act passed be-
fore Achi!e Chiapela, late notary public in tins
city, on the Ond of December 1850 peasurinc g.
eighteen feet eleven inches two LINES front on Ma
parallel lines; also another piece of ground adinn
ing the rear of the above described lot number
four, beginning at the point her SAID rear line
intersrCts the upper line of said lot number four
distance of ninety seven feet from the line OF
Narais street and running in the direction of Gus
tOIshouse street nttY-siX {: ct nine inches eight
lines in front line parallel to said Marais street
by sixty-two feet in depth between parallel lines
the upper line thereof being prolQngation OF the
upper line Of said lot number four and composed
OF the rear portion of lots numbt rs two and ten of
said sketch Which property, together with others,
was acquired by the late Andre Dubuch, deceased,
buch executed bef,I said late notary, Chiapella,
on the second day OF December 1852
Seized i'll the above sElt.
Terms Cash on the spot.
WP HARPER
fe2O mlG23 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27

rNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Z of Orleans No. 50 503.-By virtue of a writ Of
seizure and sale directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans, i'll
the above entitled cause TO .. $. Sauvinet, late
sheriff and by said lata sheriff TO me transferred,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets, III the
Second n strict of this city, on MONDAY, March );
1873 at twelve o'clock Nj, the following described
prnpei ty. to wit
THE ONE UNDIVIDED half OF all and singular
that certain lot of ground together with all the
bindings and Improvements thereon, and all the
rights privileges and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, situated at and forming the southwest
corner OF Carondelet and Perdido streets in the
square bounded by Car0ndtlet, POydras, Carroll
ana PerddO streets, in the First District of this
city, aud measuring twenty-one feet front on sald
P-rdid0 street. by depth ana frOl on said Caron.
dele. street of ONE hundred and seventeen feet.
Being a part OF a larger portion of ground
acquired BY the defendant herein from Mrs. Mar
garet Mecerte jenkins. widow of the late Will am
Moore OF this city. by act executed b fore h. b.
C.nas. late notary public ia this c!tys on the
twenty fifth Of august, 1885,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-aash Oh the spOts
W p. HARPER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Nj,helguina &. IeiRler, Wife. etc.. ~.
- typnrgp VI Selbpl,

George VI. SelOtI
.NOvRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
s of orleans No. 80 5f4 NO ll6' late seventh
..,ric. .orrf,- BY virtue of Il wiz OF .tFl
Ina. 20 ne directed by the honorable ~"
..u.rth District Curt Tor the PARISH 81 ~,
...u. - th. above entitled cause. W"
,..nc,rd to sell At public auction, at NE Ne!
,nsr,s AID AuctioBcrTs' Exchange, KOyai stree
.,r-wreu Canal and Customhousc streets N me me
>..on, District -: this city. on All hDAl. MarSh
y. 1913 ~ twelve. O'.io.s NJ, the !o!!OWI-. te'
..,ib.d properly. 20 W.T. ,,.
Lot az r.DINp, situated in the Second us
ne. of III. C';g eli New Orleans IL the square com
nj 81 he: Ny.u Ea>i" Frank in. E''lN.!." anu -
.,,ououst ,tTG,ts. SAID lot OF ground measures
more OF less IN American measure. tHl.tE -st' en-
see. tlrr, inches four Ines iT"ut on each OF BASIN
aud Franklin streets Icy ore hundred aud twenty
seen feet ten inches v, Inca III depth !To'" on
.,y,r, - ,I.. other. Tn" whole il conformity - 4
rim drawn nv +. y. Tuurur, and deposited. ii'"r
,r,f'r, I'VE hundred and >iNty-iye. in he Office OF
theodore ,ruyol then . notary pubic IL this city
',r,tbrg with all the buildings and improvements
t',I.oT, consisting, first of frduI. house. viii
,.,r.,,r " sudoUs divided INTO two t"nemrnts, and
.,r;.;iry u, rooms TWO "isterO- paved wards aud
fuo-Iory hack buildings, containing ioH: rooms
II5yrr. iNdrants. etc. secondly. Irdm. mousse
containing three rooms, sh-louse OF shed, .ls'
torn pri yi-s etc. Rented as grocery: There are
tcpar.,t. aeyways corridors for each tenement.
Being the same property acquired rom 'I'e sue.
session of Louis Adams and Catherine Caro- per act
U3ssed before g. y FoulOu, notary QubhG al IA!'
NV. dated twentieth January 1865.
seized III the above SUIT.
Terms-Ca On the spot. .,,po
:e!au A:2: Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
MEDICAL.


.btk..... ............ '.'SE."-N
In connection with other appropriate measures
Cu,es Diseases q. the Air-Pssslges and L'.nS'.
Care. Mcn..' Der.ngemert
cure. Lrs. of Eerv. and "i:.' P"ws..
ere. Nervous Debility.
Gave. SkiE Diseases.
re. :,rfo:Iia.
lures cont and RheIma'..r.
II!es sve.matoGGhe. ctr.
OZONE
Cleanse. !uri.es and Ell; icics the Flood hr.
moves General Locd, Debility. Gives Tone I" me
stomach, Imparts Energy and Nivaclty. lnvlg"
rates tb. whole system. and Eraalcates Every
Trace of Illness. ms - no new thing. II is re-
.ognized and pIacticed a curative agent by the
leading phy sCiaI of the world. and its wonderful
processes ia Chronic Diseases has induced ne IN,
,irTsigued, after practically testing its enicacY ana
coming thorou. hi, experienced in its correct aI
,,l..tion 10 adopt 1 IA their extensive practice"
~ :.rgr COR pr. limiuary interview.
OZONE CIVILIZATIONS
At DRS. JONAS 81 COBDEN'S,
40. II burgundy Street. near Canal.
NEW ORLEANS. ;c2o 6n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
,,;REAu or MONADIC MEDICINE.

ygcREAU OF MONADIC MEDICINE,
ID Surgery and Midwifery, No. 10! Hlenv!lle "or.
e, OF Rampant street near Canal street.
Medical observation-disclosures Palsy. Fe"ers, Ely
.pe!as Fpi spsy. Insanity, Dr0psv. Rheumatlsl
and IN few days all painful affections and lrfam-
nations OF the Brain. Spinal Cord an! Nerves.
Throat Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach. Bowels.
Bladder Kidneys, Bones Joints, etc. Ten dollars a
week 'or the treatment and cure of any disease
surciCal Observation-Disclosures Fractures. Iu'
NOR. and UislocatiUns. speedily cures lmpotentia
and SterIllty. ScIUtula, all Urethrai and Seminal
Discharges. NeneTea!, SCTotaL and Skin Diseases,
FREQUENT or difficult CTnatlOHs. Preserve. umbs
from amputatiou. pIssOycs stones in the hi!L"ys
a., Il adder and cures Ulcers, Cancers OK StIctU:"s.
y .thOut pain. Five dollars, $50 + leo.
Midwifery Observation-Disclosures cures All DIS
,..,S of tie womb and Oyaris., all Unusua; dis
sTarrrs alterations or ITitatl0Ds and when the
uar.rs are Oaiuul OhStrr't'd IRON any cause
Nhatayer In. cause :, removed and hta!th L.
stored in :. .ew DAYS five dollars $50 So, $500.
Letter. addressed so pos OIL ;" box III, Ne" or
.,r- Louis ana. will receive attentl. II. ohCe
hours tor ladies Ia A. ". 3" Y NJ. and to J.. NJ:
10, utIruCH, ir VI to q I. NJ .,,
LANChLor II. EVER! =.
C,~nna.r,' Doctor at ed"inr and Philosophy.
.!nuil,. Elect of the Royal Colie-" OF Surgeons
and o1 the ,Hunteran Society 81 A'n 'iht.
Il.lpEor,Iy and Bellies Letters of the uhiF"rsl,
-. 81 London. Edinburg. 81. Ah"f'N '''
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