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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23
Ent three days are le~
Eut three lays are !eis
Eut three days are lefs
t:i:t three days are JETS
10 buy the
10 buy the

To buy the
TO buy the
To buy the
$4,000, Prize IN the Louisiana STATE Lottery.
f:00n0 prize in the Louisiana State Lottery.
$4,000 prize ia the Louisiana State Lottery.
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COAL.

Nrs. ~uter Va A.. keOing-First justice.
Court tor the Pa rish Of Orleans no 2O9
3Sf VIRTUE OF WRIT OFFikRI tACIAS TO
- ne directed by the Hon. ". r. Houston Pirst
Justice ~ the Peace in ana for the parish of Or
i"aMs, viii proceed to sell at public auction on
SATURDAY, ia uary 9. 1875, at the Merchants and
.hc'lon' err kachange on Rovai street, he ween
Canal and Cus,Ombou.e streets at twelv o'clock
j.. the following described property tn wit
LOT OK PORTION ~ GROUND toyetbe. with
ali the buildings and improve ments t.le reoa sit.
unted IN tse tiest District Of this ctv 10 the.
siuarr oounded b. Locust Magnoiia. cypress and
JdiA street,: anc measuring, Ecgiish meA sure.
huno,@d and ~ epty-Avs feet in depth between
parallel lines. Act Of sale before A. ,rue.t notarv
public.
S.iz-d 10 the above ent,led and numbered aris
TtrWs-Cash on the spot ia United states tress.
U1y nOteR.
Ges 2; jS9 H. o. SULLIVAN. Cops,nh,a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

q SfGS or Size 1fMES-~Ssfv lev 0eA can
resist temptation which will produce cash
reenrns. and if euccsss follows the tsmpsa.
ton voices will nus condemn in shuuder
eones. On she twenty sixth instant the
Louisians State Lottery will make its r. GU
lar monthly drawing, which is An intima.
ton that all who desire may procure tick.
cts. lie wh" shall sake that $4,000 will
no. he called a gam0les--he ailI We sesNed
right good fellow.
rOSR liUSpRED DOLLARS GcSe.--A
young man just from she country arrived
here On sb4 steamboat St. John, having 400
sncats y0lied in = handkerchief. Ia has
haste 30 leave She boat ls forgot The !ncre.
but wi.hing 10 purchase elng Of tobacco
bis memvry was refreshed, 80 back he bur.
sled foD the currency. He might az Well
have remained away for 10 did ~, hear
anything more of hle wealth. 4 waiter was
IN shs stSter oora cleaning up. but lis de
eiarf4 shat ne know nothing about the
sfors,.id. still he was arrested 81 sUsvicioD.
Sc:k:n: was toun3 On him.
.-.->-0-
YOUS. ANERicA's OFEIcExs.-This lively
little five sofnpsHy II the Sixth District
elected the following named otfcers: James
Faibre. president: y. Roehu,. vice presi
dent: y. futsdorf. eeoeetsry; N. Maiiiies.
Sreasn,eY: +. tseiss. foreman; Unteveinfr
and J. Butts. assistants; J. Sophy. steward:
u. Kelly, housekeepes: +. Gelss. y. 1IlteaT.
j. SAd!er. J. Untereiner and George peStz.
deleS ates - the association.
~>-0N--
GShERwHlrERS Us. FIREMES. '.st
ssese oeiations have arrived ~ an Nnder
standins. The GreneH asked me under.
Wrisers - advance sheir fDoUey tor current
expenses, otieriss good collateral. Il now
Appeare shat the insurance men decline :"
extend . helping hanA aud 50 .be war s;.I
begin. The liremea had saken = Eahcock
Oh an experimental trial for the under.
aore. 4 resolutions by the board of dele.
gates ~ fuses longer 90 recognize BabcccE
machine. Tho association will hepce:Cstk
y, L.. .sl~ &c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

FNHE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS, MADE In
= conformity with the provisions of an act en-
titled IAN act facilitate the execution of and to
protect certain public works ofimprovement At the
mouth of the Mississippi river" approved June l.
1874, have been approved by the Secretary Of War,
and are, by his order, published TO: the in.orma
ton and guidance Of all con cerned.
A. A. HUMPHREYS,
Brigadier General and Chief Of Engineers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

N0fice.-The annual election tor duec.
tors will be held BY the stockholders Of the Canal
Street, CITY Park and Lake Railroad Com pahy. at
tire office mo rs St. Charles street. up stairs)
MONDAY January 4, 1873, between the hours Of
the charter OF the COMPANY.
del6 I'd r. II. HARRISON, sscfetsr-.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-12
Hard Times In New York Cliy,

Financially things are dreadful. !
saw the other day party who related
to me mornings experience, going to
prove how much tightness in money
matters really exist. This person mad
need of certain sum, and drove about
among debtors for several days with
out encountering a loose cent. At last,
in despair, one thousand dollars worth
of diamonds were taken to one OF the
best known advancing establish
ments in town to raise money. mo
use,n said the proprietor, "look at
that,n pointing to a placard on which
WAS printed: "No loans ton any seru-
rity) over fifteen dollars made IN this
Office" "Why,n said the man, 1--WE
got every dollar of my own capital,
and all can raise of other peoples
out i'm loans. Not one copper of the
principal have seen in months. My
customers just manage to come IN ana
pay the interest, but nobody has any
money to redeem with. I've been
forced to adopt this rule, and fifteen
dollars is all | can lend, no matter II
the articles are worth fifteen hundred.
This story my informant heard him
repeat to twenty applicants, who,
armed with watches and diamond Jew
elry appeared in quick succession.--
ISt, Louis Republican.
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wnv Endure what Can be Cured

Srop THAT CouGn-Are you aware that
that cough which you are negiecung may
result in fatal consumption If some prompt
remedy is not used? Why sacrifice your lie,
when your disease can cured so quick ana a'
so little cost? Do not deoy-go ut once TO
yeur druggist and get Il bottle of Marsdens
Pectoral Balm, which will cost you only MY
cents small bottle, or one dollar large, ana be
instantly cured of your Influenza, Asthma
or bronchial affection that you may suiler
from.
In our changeable climate, where coughs
and colds are SO prevalent, their neglect
leads so often TO acute and chronic brohchi-
It's and consum ption, it is only the result OF
a prudent regard for safety 10 NIP the eVii
In the bud" and by powerful ahd reilaoie
measures to cure the cough in its first or III
cipient stage, before serious consequences
ensue. To do this with certainty no medl-
cine will be found more effective and pleas
ant TO the taste than Mars,ien's Pectoral
Balm.
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Temptations of Ministers
1From thc Boston Herald ]

An English religious paper published
some years ago striking article upon
The peculiar temptations Of tlergymen.
The substance of 1t was that clergymen
were more seriously tempted than
other men because they were thrown
into the way of women in highly emo
tlonal states of mind, who look upon
them with perfect confidence. a re-
cent writer in opposition to spiritual
ism saws that religious, sexual
instincts are very closely united, so
closely united as TO be inseparable'"
"Thc lives of priests, ecslaticls, deVo-
fees and media are so many records oil
sexual arrangement" 1t is the wom'
en- that crowd the churches of christen-
dom, and conversion usually occurs at
puberty. 4 large class OF women net
very foolIshly toward II favorite
preacher Read the story Of love let
iers received by Mr.. Beechcr, and be
assured that he Is not an exceptional
case. Every clergymon under middle
life, especially if unmarried, Is more
or less annoyed by the attentions of
the females of his flock, and this Is
peculiarly true of the most plouS OF
them. Somebody has said that women
are more religious than men, but less
moral. This is not always matter Of
sex, but father OF temperament.
Women do not stop to reason. Illey
take sides instinctively, and so with
all their light for the side they have
taken. They are rs active III driving
out minister they do not like rs in
sustaining favorte. a man like Mr..
Beecher, with his emotional and fer
vent nature, his personal magnetism,
his liberality and charity, would natur-
ally be ad0red by those female parish
oners whose pious zeal overcame their
reasoning powers The world abounds
in illustrations Of tempted ministers,
and many, alas have fallen. y sneer-
ing correspondent, who seems to have
kept an account, reckons II black list OF
one hundred and iilty-seVen in the last
six years. The minister's danger is
greater, of course, If he is mated with
one who is cold and unsympathetic,
but he can never safely cease to kcepn
vigilant guard over his own feelings
and conduct. That some fall is seized
upon by skeptics, and as an argument
against religion, but ii Is rather an ar
gumeDb for more religion. What
would the condition of the world he If
human passions were not in II great
measure controlled by laws and Gus
toms based on religion, and drawing
thence nearly all their binding force"
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Messrs. Morrison 4 Woodward, corner Canal
and Magazines streets, city:


Gentlemen Having received great benefits
from the use OF Magure's Cundurango Liv, q,
Kidney and Blood l}itterS, we wish 10 c.t-
press 10 Yen our high appreciation OF Is greti
virtues, especially as AN Alternative, deplllF-
tor, diuretic and puriatiVe, acting us thOf-
oughly us slomel, blue mass and other mcr-
cuilal preparations, yet iuildly md without
tlelrirrittlng, naus5ous ami injurious ell
fects.
Believing it to have the merit claimed for
IL, we recommend 1t To all who suffer rom
iDdiges ion, constipation, headache, 1eVer
and ngue and other diseases induced by tor
pid liver and kidney complaints.
Mason Pitcher, lta Customhouse.
]. q. Parhain, OF j. u. Il ii. NJ. Payne Co.
Charles Il. Railoy, ~ Magazine.
+. X Converse, 81 Magazine.
Peter Moran, page Il Moran.)
James +. Casey, Collector of Customs.
johnson Armstrong, So Camp.
Robt. l.. Adams, of Robt. H.. q Writ Adams.
Il, p. Ethel, ~ POydras.
John +. Thomas, los Camp, Gazette Office.
Robert Chapsky, ~ Magazine.
Silas Weeks, iS Carondelet.
G. A. Green, - Union.
j. y. Harrison, 20g Camp.
A, :. Davidson, Canal street Ferry.
Charles Grice, Steamer Natchez.
John NJ Burrows, - Gravier
j .Ianney, liz Common.
j. +. Harrison, j., u l]aIonnc.
j. W. Davis, of Davis 4 Freret.
II. A. owen, Steamer Nntche2.
Edward Newman, Third and Baronne.
James il. Hnmmel, our Home Journal.
w. =. Mount, Carondelet ana Union.
Thoma. j Woodward, ~ Constance.
John A. Russell, 2 Second street.
Rev. a. j. rardy, 20 Josephine.
And many Others.
All of the preparations compounded by
Messrs Mcguire are UNRIVALED as spec-
ticS for all diseases for which they are re-
spectively recommended; they embrace, in
part the following:
"A M, A. ,,,lo I,,f
Maguire'S Extract Bcnne Plan t..
For Debility or Want of Blood,
Maguire's Sarsaparilia TONIC.
W = ~ ' Maguire's Ague Mix,tre.
For Kidney Affections.
Mngulre's Extract Blu, hss.
For rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.,
Maguires Alternative EliSis.
For Coughs and Cold,
Magures Expectofant SyrRP.
For Consumption,
Maguire's Tar, Glycerine, Whisky and
ROCK Candy.
Maguire's White Rose Pile Cure,
Magure's Worm Powder.
For Sprains, Bruises, etc,
'o' Maguire's Arnica Imminent.
For Collie or Weak stomach.
| Magazines Jam9ica Ginger.
For Tooihaeh or Pains,
siaguire's Electric Pain Czre.
HAIR RESTORATIVE BALM, packed s~o
dozen In q case.
ANTI-BILIOUs PILLS, one % gross in a
| case,
EYE WATER, for sore and weak eyes.
| RING WORM LOTION.
| HORSE LOTION.
MORRISON n WOODWARD.
magazine street. New Orleans, la,
Sole agents and Joint proprieioss sor the
| southern States, Mexico and cuta.
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THE HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1874
MEDICAL.
DIR. w. BILLIE,

A graduate OF the University Of coponhp-
gen, Donmmk honorary NJ ID, nom me
University ct pndOyn, italy Tor NeVem
years assistant physician 10 the celebrated
Roold, Purlsi from
NEW ORLEA NtS, LA.
Having hoon tor many years a student No
The large hospitals OF PAfis, London, vienna
and Coponhnnon, ana II thorough, large and
varied practice during fifteen yene hnN
gancd Il most thorough knowledge OF tho
nature of all chronic discusses anu the uthl'
mont thereof, aud he Inns IN his extensive
practice Ind M unparalleled success, anu
very often effected a cure whore eNnIN REM
ody had been triod ana all hope ol lesloih-
ion had been dcsnairel or
Nobody who ever suffered cot the tedious
md fe'embittering disegse, ,l}Nspepsl'l, ms
iver IN vain called ON Dr illie. In every
'aso has no by his new melhodo OF treatment
restored the functions OF tho stomach, ana
With u tbs health and Nigor OF me pallunl
md many person docs To-day, WIN Rrhii.
'udc, recall the moment he placed hllhhell
lnder Dr, llllo's care.
For The treatment ol ladies' diseases, Or,
Rllle Is deselNpllV renowned, hnl no lhlN
,uilcrne nom AMENultllllE,A \, DlNM IN {.
DRRuCEA, lIlSrERiA, pRplAPAlS
uTERl, or nry other disease pecullnrio NE
female system, should not nail tnchil on Dl,
bile, rs thcN VIII quickly De relieved oi
thelr snhorng nnd ultimately restored TO
perfect health, -
Diseases OF Tho GENrru-URlNARN or.
CANS aud chronic discusses llr, billc has
made u aperlhliy, and this scoufSo OF hui
manitN Is wtsllA aud quickly nNrfcomeb ny
his new treatment.
Decline and nervous debility in old or
young Is quickly ana lQrmnnenliy cutCd
and full power restored, No man rs too old
and no young man too dohillWioh tlhl NJ
cannot be- entirely lnvigornted by Dr. bhlcs
treatment.
Dr. Billie has resided for years Ia New on
laut.A IL nf.lnlsll mliltNl lpufHlullN
there, and by his SKIN and knuwlcdge has
obtained great lcputallon ~ a specialist.
Dr. lilllt wishes 10 call INSTRUMENTATION
to his new discovery, by which he, by only
examining iow drops OF blood, can discoV-
or II there In amy syphiliuc poison IN the
blood, which IL of the greatest Importance,
as the poison can lay quiet In the blood for
years, then To break out with all its ravages,
and no person who over has Venercal dis
eases can he sure that he Is cured without bee
ing examined by DR., Billie,
Diseases Of the lungs, heart ana kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured.
I'M mia a. ,,nAv IL, wapn al ina
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VIZ CAN REFER

and have been saved IN many instances rom
an uDtimely grave. 70 our knowledge, no
one has ever used it without having NTome
an advocate for IL, and Acknowledge It's Won
dcrui powers; IL quickly dtsslpa,cs Jaun-
dice, rheumatism, ChillS and Fever, Nnd all
diseases caused by u torpid Liver and lhey
are many,
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100000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE

In northern Texas, to.wit:
Ii76 acres in Coleman rouusyi GO
acres in Hunt caun,y; $40 acres In
Benton county; l2O acres Ia Montague
county; 1850 acres IN u.s1iBur c1unia;
HgO acres i'm Archer county: 1860 arres
ia I,niIas county; I Hue dwelling
houses la city OF nenisop; one aere
ground In the center Of the town OF
Bonhnm, Eannin county.
Dallas city property as follows: Thirteen
vacant lots OF grOuna on Main street, - by
100 feet; eleven lots on tomnerce street; one
cottage on liOrd street; one two-slorv resi-
denc- ON Commerce street, and Phoenix
hotel, on Main street.
The mode OF drawing aud distribution OF
this valuable property will, IN "A short time,
be perfected aud Published ana tickets
placed on sale. Until u more suitable loca-
ton cun be secured the main Office OF the as
ISOLATION will he located on Main street,
next door To q X restaurant, ut which place
the public ARE invited to witness the distri-
button Ofgiis
FUN information can be obtained of nny
agent or at office OF the association, Main
street. whitaker n WILKINSON,
Managers.
Each and every drawing witnessed and at
tested by j. W. Lane, Notary Public;
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

,ulp WEEKLY HERALD wall be pub
lshsI pvury saturday morning, lauDScip-
inn, $3.50 per aunumi sl'oO for slN months,
IWm',,in in advance. 80 subscription taken
ht; IA ,ess period than six months, ,,.o
advertisements inserted nl the rate OF VI ~
,.,, sni,,re for the llrst insertion, Nnd 70 cents
or each subsequent insertion .,,,.
Obituary notices, marriages, deNths, pupsi ic
meetings, cards of thanks, etc. 10 be paid Tor
nj hllT advertisement rates.
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The BEST Advice
DIR. TUFTS yEGETARIELEvER PILLS
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Possesses qualities that no other Dyed does, rs
effect Is instantaneous, and 80 natural ihut II
mn not be detected hy the closest observer.
II is harmless and easily applied, and Is IN
general use among the fashionable hpirdress.
erS Ia every large city ia tha lniied StAtcs.
Price II Il box. S0ld everywhere,
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G.. II. GREEN.

Commission Merchant and Manufacturers
Agent, Elm street, two doorseast of Austin,
Agent for Dallas county for Maguire's Fam
ily Medicines. iS'l2m
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10 NOT WAIT

unfil you are laid up In bed, and completely
broken down, but at once get bottle of MA =
CURES CUNDuRANGO, take II freely and
without fear, and thus avoid an attack of
amy disease
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McCI.El.LAND MOTEI.,

whorehe Wilt be pleased TO see those needing
his services NJ once, as his stay viii be- short,
Consultations coniidontiMlN IA English,
German. French, Danish, swedish and Nor
wpgiun. lludbhllWOm
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swINDELLs s. SIMMONS, Pro'pr'.
AGENTS.

travelling agents e, w. Beckett,
Nav York; q, P.Rowell, :. NJ. PettengIll 4
Co., and Bates a Locke,
philadelphia Zoe, Weatherlll 4 co.
cincinnati. =. II. Parvin'
New orleans Thomas Mcintyre
shreyepori W. II, sparks
lloustoni u, II. Cushing.
Austin, TeXaN +, Nolgt
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WE APPEND TEE NAMES

of n few out of She many thousands that
have voluntarily represented to us the great
benefits they have derived nom It's use, ana
If you still doubt, all you have to do Is 10
either ask or write To any Of these parties
and they will themselves tell you tlIcii eN-
peIience in the use of Cundurango,
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Ahltc IaA&J l%1acHtsCA @A"-Ahs
Leave Galveston ut $40 q III and arrive at
Houston NJ $50 q IN.
Ieate Galveston at 3:Q0p M and arrive al
HUustoi M 500 y m.
Leave Galveston at $50 pm and arrive al
Houston ut $50 4 m.
Leave Houston ut 6i5 a IN and arrive at
Galveston at 300 u IN.
Leave Houston 1870 m AMI arrive at uai-
weston at BID y N.
Leave Houston Mt s:jo p M anu arrive at
Galveston mt ll.SD y m.
ON Sundays passenger train leaves univcs-
ton ut lO.oO q m. Leaves Houston ~ zoo M.
The 6ln m train from Galveston connects
nj Harrisburg with the galveston, Harris
bnrg and r3an Antonio railway. comets At
Houston with the Houston md Texas Cen
trni railroad.
The 100 u IN express from Galveston con-
meets with the Houston aud Texas Centn,l
railway.
THE 500 y M express from Galveston con.
meets with the international aud Great
Northern railroad at Houston at u N.
The 1000 a IN train from IIou~ton arrives III
Galveston NJ 800 p IN. C0unecis With The
Ticket Offices, 100 fremont street, t'alvcs-
ton, and VI the dcpOts. III
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
thousand and live hundred mile tickets. emu
be purchased al the tickctuiiicts u THIS coui-
pany OF from Galveston ticket office.
q. n. NICHOLS, Superintendent
ii. Z. ANDREWS, General Ticket Aser.s..
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No PERSON NEED FEAR
Chills and Fever
Or any Attack 81 an Epidemic.

when the system IL In perfect or
der, and frcefrom bile malaria, etc, ana the
circulation OF the blood Is Ia perfect condition
dition of the body, IT isn well established
fact that the world has never before known
so reliable II remedy as MAGUlRES GUN
DURANGO LIVER, KIDNEY ana BLOOD
BlTrERS, ASuny one who has ever taken
II will tell you that it is thorough, yet mild
In it's action, doing no violence TO the Stom-
ach or system IN any manner but mildly ne.
moves all malarlous bile ana poisonous mat
lousncss, constipation, lassltude, headache.
nervous debility, ETC., causing The blood To
become healthy, and the circulation perfect.
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THE DAILY HERALD,

,.o,.e iu Third story ~ clark - nFS'
nn's New Bniiding, Corner oi lA,''"r
- Main streets, business Oiiiee-
rront Hoom la second story
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Dallas Gift Society
Distribution Daily al IL NJ. and Gr. N.
Every Crrti6tsi, Of Purchase Entitled 10 a Gil.

Everything done openly aud before the
public.
The ~ numbers are shown, then tnbed and
Immediately plaresi IN the glass wheel.
The drawn numbers or ballots vary each
day, and are ", ~ and ". Ne
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GIFT DISTRIBUTIONS.
GIFT DISTRIBUTIONS.
DALLAS
and Mechanical
GIFT ASSOCIATION.

DlstrIbutIon baiIy at u N. aud . P.M.
Every purchaser entitled To gin Of value
I'VE have M blnnks). Everything perinln-
ing to the distribution Of gifts done Ia pablo.
The drawu numbers vary each day,
aud are IL, I3 and ~. drawn from ~
numbers, placed In II glass wheel.
Rates Of Payments are nv follows:
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RATES or PAYMENT ARE,

station uuinlers, So isr 81. Can Saddles,
$50 ior II.
Further information can he obinlned OF
any neent. or office, near The post "ihce' on
AuSii" sheet.
A. SANDEL, Manager.
I0sitf
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MoRRlsoN \ WOODWARD.

Magazine street. New Orleans, l'a.,
Sole agents and Joint proprieios' for the
southern States, Mexico and Cuba.
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A graduate OF the University OF coponhp-
gen, Dunmnr, honorary NJ. u, nom lhg
University ot pndoyn, Italy for severn
years assistant physician 10 the celebrated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20

language. As an attorney his reputa-
ton is secure. Although devoted to his
profession he has always taken an active
and intelligent interest in tho politics of
his country, and is thoroughly posted
in political affairs. A Democrat, staunch.
tried and true, he has always adhered TO
the principles OF that organization. and
through thick and thin he has brlvely
and gallantly aud fearlessly championed
the canseiof Democracy, and never de-
serted the party that befriended him
when young man struggling with pow
erty. III the Democrats OF this Dis
trict select him for standard bearer in
the Congressional race, We venture the
opinion that during tie campaign that
will follow the dry bones of Radicalism
all over the district will receive such
shaking up as they never dreamed OF.
And when he is elected, as he surely
will be, by such majority as any man
ought to be prond OF, he will make
record in Congress that will be credit
to himself and an honor to his constit-
uents.
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An exchange says: Compare the
publisher Of new spaper. who has 10
20 all around iie country TO collect his
pay. to farmer ~ ho sells bis wheat on
credit. and not more than a bushel 60
amy person. II any farmer will trv he
experiment of distributing The proceeds
OF his labor over two or three counties,
with an additional one to two or three
distant States. tor one year. we will
guarantee that be will never. after that
Years experience. ask a publisher TO sup
ply him with a paper year or two with
out the pay for II.