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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26
srCcEsS,oS or CEsRLEs P. KRAMER.

An ESTl BLISHED gAKLhl AT ACTION COX
EER CT CHIPPEWA AND ST. JAMES STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26
ACTION SALES.
By Hoey & o'corno..
r-s1Syss .ookS At AUCTION.

IN .HE MATTERS OF l. c. DAVENPORT IN
OTHERS, BANKRuPrS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26
BY aoey & o'Connor.
NY HOEY &; O:CONNOR-S?cHolas
sr-crSsloN OF CHARLES P. KRAMER.

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES p. AHAMEK
Seeo.d v.s,:.c: Cau-t for TIE Pas.sh o: o:,'als-
NO. 3..o..
ny f9OEY 4. O.CONNOR-S7CHClA J..
d Ho.y. Auc.lone.r-ottce No. j: 8xcharGe
place.-sATURDAY. October ). 1871. at . T. NJ, At
The bak ery Adjustment. corner Of Chippewa .Lc
ST. James streets Will ne sold by pubic aUcticn-
THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS o! SAID SUCCESSOR.
one Horse. one Mule. one 1akeEs Cart and da1"
ness, and a 10. Of Flour.
Terms-C ash on the spO:. e@Z2 70 - "''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26
SUCCESSION OF JOHN HaCKE1T.

OOUBLE TENEMENT ON Glk-D. Bk!MstN
MAGAZINE AND TCHOUPITOCLAS STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26

BRIEF MESTIoN.-An unOccup!ed dwell'
ing house, owned by Mrs. Brenning. on
Rocheblave, between Canal and custom
house streets, was destroyed by fre-a clear
case Of ineendiarism.
Mr.. Betz. wounded in the sclimmage OF
she fourteenth instant, died in the Charity
Hospital yesterday morning.
Richard Anderson, who fell from a third
story window of house on Basin street
Wednesday night, died yesterday.
There are people so utterly surly as to
complain because the square block pave
ment from Lafayette Square to Canal street
ia half a foot deep with sticky mud. Wait
until the slime is full one foot deep, and
lien perhaps the railroad company will
come 70 the front and do nothing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26

Second District Csurt for the Parish CT Cs.eaIs-
No. s.. l2o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26

High hopes that burned.
Like stars snblime.
Go down in the heaven
OF right and freedom,
While we patiently wait
For the turning Of the tide"
Why don't you invest
4 small amount
Ia the Louisiana State Lottery,
The drawing TO take place October ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26
BY s. Guirsul:.
--~0S-

scccEsSlON OF MRS. LUCAS CARO-.
Seecr1 I.s..:c: Ceuy. Tor tie Parish OF Orleans
No. s:.ste.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26

Second His.lic: Court for the Parish Of Cg!eAna
No. 8. G.3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26

District Covr. ci RE United states fol the Distri
A. LouIs:ara-No. c2l.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
sgefhSdIsf Publishing House at
AaahEIEiR.

Evidence has been obtained recently
IL the matter Of the claim of the Pubs
fishing House of the VI. L Church
South. located at Nashville, Tenn fol
the Use sod occupation aud aypropri-
alton of, aud damages to, their prop
erty during The var by the United
States military authorities, showing
that the establishment printed Hardre' :
tactics for the uoe Of the Confederate
army, not under compulsioB, AZ is al
legged, but that the work was obtained
By the said house as the lowest bidder
The claim Is FOR 1858 600, and the vote
in the committee OF war claims is un
derstood 10 be very close. an immense
pressure having teen brought to bear
from the South 10 secure at least a
partial allowance OF the claim. J:adge
Lawrence. chairman Of the committee,
is understood to be opposed to tie pay
meot Of the claim. or auy portion IF
Il. and II Is DOT likely 10 pass tic House
during The present scssioa.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
Heuderson,s Industries

There are 900 Germans IN Henderson
city, which has population of some
5000 The town has one iron aud
brass foundry; one planning mill, sash
door, and blind mandatory; two large
Touring mills, one large saw mill; two
large distilerie-. producing from ) 600
to ) SEQ bar,els OF whisky annually :;
one large buggy nanufactory, which
Is equal in every particular to any es-
adjustment Of the Kind in the United
States, turning out every week bug
gies aud carriages equal, it not supe
rior, to those built East; two large
brick manufactures, turning out large
lots Of brick and at very reasonable
figures; one WOODEN mill aud carding
machine; one cigar mandatory fur
nishing to the trade from $50. 900 to
500. 900 cigars annually.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
Ano1her smppienentar, nIIl

The difficulty Of dispensing alto
gether with class legislation has Just
been illustrated in Cougre-s. Tue
Senate passes the eivi rights bill nv
which all citizens are palifed a. Jurors
without reference to olor, and a day
or two after the Houe passes bill
declaring that 10 one hall be qualified
10 act as 3 juror uuess he eau resd
and write the Englisi language II
he liability to be called 10 act as 4
Juror is civil Figh-under which
presumption the jury clause of the
civil rights bill fods its authority in
+ the CONSTITUTION 1T is ~ much impair
ed By requiring this le@ educational
( test Us it Is by requiring a qualification
Of color Hereafter Ia the United
States Courts mono BIT the specially
favored class who can read aud write
the English language can enjoy the
sacred privilege of serang their coun-
try as juror There az thousands Of
uatura!i1ed citizens Eof the Uuited
Fpaijs6 Derfects'T vel Bus Who car
not read or write the language. They
may be highly educated Ia other mat
ters undpossess ever requisite of iuJe.li
geutcompreheusion Of the evidence but
they must all staDd asidafor the colored
man whose unfortunate ignorance
is relieved only By limited smat,er-
lug Of readin and writin II to read
and write the English language aecu
rately Is meant some Of Tie representa-
tives who voted for the bill might be ez.
cluded from the jury bI. Il it sim
ply means the ability 70 scraVl out
few written words an. 70 stammer
through haiti page a q primer. the
qualification means noting Al ali, aud
any f;e year Old child aiSht stand the
test. There have beenMauy business
men who have been Doibiy successful
without ever having eva these rudi-
ments of = book educabn. and there
Is hardly q State IN the lniou n which
such men have not at tires found their
way IN the Legisiature4nd have made
efficieut sud sensible representatives..
Education improves lheowers of every
man, but natural capaey goes farther
than school education, or all the edu.
cation III the world cauot make wise
mau out of fool An,boy fresh from
college can stump hl father on
question, but no sensie man would
thereupoh suggest thathe old gentle
man should abdicae nd place his
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
Hon. I'd. Grassland.

We have received, with request to
print. a communication from a citizen
of Fulton county, who is in condition
TO know something of public sentiment
calling upor the Hon. Edward Cross
land, to become a candidate for re elee-
ton to Congress. aud giving the rea-
sons why, aside FROM personal admiea-
ton. it is desired that he should N he
the race The communication is re-
eeived too late for this issue Ii is not
necessary now to make further edito-
rial notice. for Obvious reasons. Ii
may be that ifs publication viii meet
Nth the positive disapproyal Of our
worthy aud venerable Representative.
lnssinuch as We appreheud that, he in
noaise now contempiates entering the
field II should not embarras him.
however, as the call Is entirely without
his knowledge or motion II i0a ques-
ton how far an did aud popular public
servant should iguore the demands Of
HE people upoa him because Of his
own maguauiunns disposition Of jeff
denial TO yield the field Ia fuch
emergencies, The msgnsoieaity would
NJ doubi be CALAMITY returned BIZ
waves Of al e.nb4rrssineuts
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

CFrcra the Ne, York SUM-

Prom the Ne" ork sun
y great calamity has bef4l!eu the
vine crop in France, which up to the
end Of April had beed one Of unusual
premise. Early in Msy sharp, cold
winds, accompanied By rain, hail and
suow, set in, aud servere frost bligh-ed
the qop- ia the north, east aud south
vest OF France. /. j. estimated that
three fourths Of the entire vineyard area
Of the country has been effected La
the Gironde the great vineyards oi
Chateau Mareaux aud Chateau Luitte
escaped injury, bot The vineyards on
the marshes n hich border on the river
suffered severely Tic vines ia sandy
soil were but slightly touched. while
ti.oae on the graveiy plaiAs were feet
ed even less.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
DE PeryisIon Jos,ar."
TFayettevillE 1press.

~ e - - 81 press
\ sapisnt looking fayetteville dur-
key, osciilating betgsn twenty aud
twenty five summers, yertook an old
negro on the street til kday, and
wedging him III georner, pro-
eeeded to acquaiut hNith all the
gorgeous provisions- Civil Rights
Bill. Young Africa 20 rted to old
Africa fund Of valnss5Es e.
"thusly -
Wei, Uncle b Summers
Swivel Rights Bill has sed de Sem
ate OBJ dc Udiled S.sf = eut I inur
Is d11
Jess so, Uncie -xsd say /.
Uncle Billy. we col assons ~
pot. We aie gwlne plIowed to
ride free on de roilro;5 znoke in de
ladies car, aud putsanl On de per
cussions OBJ dc sestsE We dam
please?"
Is dat so, Josiar? 81
jess 80, Unele ~And say
Uueie Billy, ives swiS2be allowed
to stop at de hotels ans2t at dc head
90 lie table, hab de bisg1st Slices ob de
chickens. aud lay arond ia de par-
Tor and spit OF do esiE.:s. aud make
de white trash hustle lemselves and
wait on us widout gru.n Iiu aud when,
eber de boss OBJ de concern shoves a
bill at Us we Il hab him3sent 10 ~ a. h
ington obscured in Dc plsDiPo;eptiary.
Is dat so, JosiaT
Jess SO. Uncle Billy Aud say, Un-
Gle Billy, wes gwine.tobe allowed to
20 to de white schoo aid set 10 90 de
hatforn wild de teacheFaud learn ge-
biography, triggermanouslry, gehomi-
~, Latin, Dutch, lreGeh, Choctaw'
algeebrary, rbeumatics, De rule thrice
aud de diarrhea
Good Sod ! is dat so, Josiar
jess 30, UucIe Billy. Aud est> I u
Gle Billy, IVES gwiue to be allowed to
be buried in italic coffins wid looking
glasses on top OBJ dem. and deY Will
ha b to carry us on a hearse to DE
grade yard aud bury US 90 top 90 de
white folks, 30 when de day 90 resar-
rectiou am aribed aud de angie ia
brlel com tooiin' along hell sing out
troo HE trumpet. All OBJ sou colored
semmvn rise fust, Aud So, Cneie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
IIna.nr TOR Gn,ernor.

A prominent Democrat of this DIS
trict, who has mixed much with the
people of the Purchase recently. and
one who is not candidate and has got
no political ak to grind, otpresents to
US that the old Glbraiter democracy
have made up their minus TO make
Judge VIM Lindsay the next Governor
f Kentucky aud will take no denial
The voice of these counties is solid
md enthusiastic for him The alacri'y
with hieh certain papers AMI certain
q.pirauts seize hold Of ru'nors that
~Ilodsay will not be candidate. that
that he IS quite "con'eur with his pres
ent position, cte only show the &c
kuowledged stseusih aud popularity
Of the man
Judge Lindsay l.. no doubt. content
with his present honorable position.
tu, that he will yield 20 the demands
# the Democracy. and beco ie their
standard tenrer in the Guberuaforial
contest, re are well rursusded. This
hsd a. well be accepted and understood
now. For our part, We enter into his
support. all the more earnestly and
enthusiastically because bis candidacy
Is not prompted BY biz Own ambition,
but originated FROM demand from the
people, Who felt The necessity Tor hi
strong. vigorous and liberal mind IL
the political field. a. Judge on the
Supreme bench 81 The State We feel
common pride il his reputation snd
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fegret 70 TIE masses OF the Democracy,
70 have such brilliant and popular
political leader shut up among the dry
details and musty records of the Ap
pellate Court The Democracy needs
such young aud vigorous warriors in
the opeu field. where blows are 10 be
given as well as received
There Is no man IN Kentucky that
can excite that popular enthusiasm, or
re inspirs the Democracy with 3 living
sense Of the duty of the hour, as will
Judge Lindsay, should he make
canvass Of the State as the nominee OF
the Democracy for Governor He is
the pet, the fayorite, the choice Of the
First District aud if be is the noIni
nee, the old democrats Of this section
never will stop voting
We say our people will take 10 de-
Mai as to his candidacy, and those Of
the State vho are iudustriously circu
latiog reports to the contrary had as
well ncrep' the fact, and know that his
name will be before the people for the
next nomination, aud that it will 90
before The convention with q popular
endorsement TO loiy sny ticks OF com
biuatiOns.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
The state Canyas..

At lust the opponents of the Demo
cratic party in Kentucky have found q
STANDARD bearer ia the approaching
anpaign for Clerk of the Court Of
Appeals. John b Cochran Egg OF
this city, has magnauimously consent
ed to sacrifice himself on tie non par
tizan altar. 10 another column will
be fouud his card aud his announce
ment The former is sufficiently 70
luminous latter is business like
1t is we'll Though he seemed TO be
submitting 20 his fate with becoming
resignation. it did appear unfortunate
that Tom Jones should be compelled
to wall leisurely over the course, with
nothing to provoke his metal aud bring
out his speed aud poiuts.-LouisUitte
Lcdqer
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
LIGHTNING RODS!

N.TR J. ". PORTER. has established
WI n permanent depot AZ Hickman, Ky,
where any of the most approved Light
ming Rods,
TIE STAR GALvANIZED RODS
THE STAR COPPER RODS,
and the
PATENT CABLE RODS,
together with Points, Fastenings, Insuls-
tors, Weather Vane Points, ETC., can be
had and the same put up by experienced
hands, on proper and scientific principles.
Prices and terms reasonable.
viii keep his own work in thorough re-
pair free Of charge.
Headquarters ut Bondurant & Drewry's
warehouse, Water street.
Ba5- All orders promptly attended 70 and
satisfaction guaranteed.
REFEEEhcEs.-B ondurant & Drewry, II.
4. Tyler, SAM. Iandrum, &. a. Holcombe,
and great many others in FULTON, and
Hickman counties. Ky, Obion, Dyer, and
Lake counties Tenn.
apriilS--tf
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

uR- HAENoND has becu lectuTinc
90 mo- bid influences aud has present
ID number At curious incidents Illus
,rsling bis theory. among them the
'o.iO~ing
~ Young man member OF highly
rec prctHb.e family, had consulted HIM,
AID Lis ~ssa VS. this he bad been
struck with the appearance Of = lady u o
80 waking b~forc him through ti'e
Iress sud aa4dssnsfs The ir1ruiss es@ tae MON
aim to ruin the dress with sui phuric acid.
and accordingly he ran iujo drug store,
purchs scd The acid, and without observa-
siOn effected his purpose He derived
such pleasure from yielding to the i'm.
pulse thet ne resolved TO continue his
course. and 80 ne Purchased more suiphu-
nc acid and ruined second dress He
ihen resolved - ecutinur this pursuit.
hnt . nights rest brought better state
Of mind and be was 50 sorr, for what he
4ad dOUe that he actually wrote An adj
.eitiscmcnt and sent IL TO the news
lapers. Niih the view Of finding tLe ladies
skose dresseS had been DESTROYED. 50 that
ne might indemnify ihem. On his way
IN the newspaper office. hcWever he saw a
nsndsome dress. the impulse n once sell
ed him. zud be ieldsd 20 y Without hest
sorie dress. ~ could not resist the i'm
ruise 20 destroy ~ with sulphuric acid
frofesser Hammond advised him TO take
sea voyage ia a vessel Ia which there
~as no wVulla Passenger. He complied
iih his advice. weat 10 see IN SshinE
schooner, ami returned perfectly cured
The Doctors prescription seeDs to
hass been extremely mild / voyage
e few years IN the penitentiary
would bsse helped the morbid young
man tar more than cruise in fishing
sssck The iendeecy Of the -e6ue-
".rh.s Of medical experts whO reduce
'n'ntdsr. ar-nu aud in~ Iicious de-iruct-
Ivsn-ss generally TO morbid I'M pulse,
- % ssiicnsd by sea breeze, is de-
pa-tliaioc and It should be under
''ncf that ,be petsons who are unable
20 ronirol their morbid impulses, arc
-i;hss laaaIics VI crimiuais
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
The Tennessee GoverporshIp.

The Tennessee GOVeFDOTship p.
Our Tennessee ueighbors appear to
be getting the political affairs eli
that State still further uuddled, aud
without strength or unity TO solve the
troubles. The financial affair Of that
State are equally a. embarrassing and
di>couruging. We grew up to the iden
that Kentucky and Tennessee were
twin sisters, struggling in loving rival
ry fer prosperity. fame, wealth, Hud the
mutual happiu IS Of their people.
Since the war Kentucky has - far
outstripped Tennessee, in her politica
aud fnaucial management a, 4 State
/ that the belt which bound them to
/ gether rs twins is being ~orely tested
eKoutneky Is out Of debt. with sur
plus in the treasury, while car sister
State groans uuder debt Of millions.
The Kentucky democracy. TO whose
/ wise economy the State owes its healthy
financial condition. is united aud 10
yincib.e. while the Tennessee democ
racy. listening to the dissentions OF
old political hacks. i toru and divided.
and at the mercy Of the Republican
minority of The State. In the last
general elections the Republicans swept
everything VIII our ueishbors repeat
+ the folly?
We, Of Kentucky, feel 81 abidiug
interest in the politics Of Tennessee,
and if our neishbors will hear our un-
biased. unprejudiced voice, free from
any of the little chickering's which ha.sss'
] 30 much severed ana aIst1se<s-tnl4 's'-Ef
councils, We can point them to a c!eaf
road through their mbarru IS ments
aud that is 10 throw overheard all
their old standing candidates aud as
+ pirsnfs, aud select new man, one with
clear, sound sense and honest couvic
tons, for their next Governor. re-
gardless Of sectional, district, or county
Ines. In this connection, we under
/ stand, the name of the Hon. II Burns
Of Nashville, will be presented for
Governor. Mr. Burns has proven him
self one of the most eminent aud sue
cessfu 6uanciers OF the country, aud
+ that above all things Is just what Ten
nessee needs. From poor boy he
has worked his way to large fortune,
and has given iudubitable proof Of his
great financial ability. He is an old.
consistent and reliable States Right
Democrat, but never an aspiraut for
any political position. lie is there
fore disassoci1tcd with the disseusions
now affecting Tennessee politics
During the war he was liberal union
man, but always al uucompromisins
democrat. Ii Tennessee can secure
his great fnancisI ability at the head
Of the State, Kentucky will soon look
with pride upon her twin sister. So
may ii be.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
EEovvGov. 7aoses Escaped TrIni.

CHARLESTON, May 3l.-l he tria!
ofGoy Moses for grand larceny, which
waS,set down for Friday at Orau2eburg.
did 1ot take place in Consequence Of the
absence OF the accused The Solicitor
tor the State asked tor 4 warrant OF
arrest, but the court refused it. The
counsel for Moses then moved to strike
the case from the docket, on The ground
that Governor caunot he Indicted
and tried for ans crime, except before
al impeachment. The court reserved
decision and postponed the case till the
Hss eqpprEr eSIAsi. f,;a R rs s ,stiafs4 5s
triumph tor Noses.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
Cu1LLs AND FEVER

The proprietor Of this celebrated meii-
cine justly claims for j; superiority over
all remedies ever offered TO the public for
the safe, certain. speedy, add permanent
cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills and
Fever, " neither Of sho-t or long standing.
lie refers TO ;hs entire Western aau South
western country 20 bear him testimony
20 the truth OF the assertion. thnt IN no
case whatever will il fail 10 cure, II the
directions are strictly followed aud car
Tisd out. in great many cases a single
iose has been sufficient for cure, snt
y hole families have been cured by a single
Bottle Rith perfect restoration Of the
general health. II is huNeyer, prudent.
and in every case more certain to cure. II
ia use is continued in smaller doses for -
week or two after the disease has been
checked, more especially in difficult and
long stHndfng cases. Csuafiy, THIS medi-
cine Will not require any aid TO keep fLs
bowels in good order should the patient
however, require cAthartic medicine
after having taken three or four doses d.
the Tonic, single dose OF BULLS WIG
ETABLK PAHlLY PILLS will Dc suecient
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SAIL
l will cell my home place. Glend3le. one
aud half miles from Hickman, on the
Troy road. The dwelling is s. two story
building, four rooms above aud below, with
out buildings. The principal part Of the
land is cleared aud under fence, and has
upon upon it near 300 fruit trees-and its
proximity to Hickman makes II desir-
able place for e fruiter and garden. For
terms apply to hrs. c, D. FOwLES, or
JEO. A. WILSON,
~ Clerk e tho Fulton Couot~ Co@rt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

G6or BTE to the Inquiries of Pull
man sreepers. if the cigil rights kill
passes Souihern travellers are likely to
let them aloue 20 severely that they
will be uiSAdrawn from our roads for
want Of patrpnage And the dusky
Slmbo with Nhis D.nah sill have no
more chance u sleeping with white
fo.ko than be ores Sic Traas1 5Bo1-to
boy il charge Of bis business Gu.
risr- Journal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06
widow of Alexander camp


rrron the Memphis Appeal May ~
Accompanied by her daughter prs
Barclay. wife Of we'll kno"n mission
ary. aud daughieriu law OF III par
clay. the great MISSIONARY anu VIZ" n
Of books on orieHal COUNTRIES "rs
Selma Campbell. rIictoi me reno%n
ed controversialisf .ilrxander amp
hell bu, been a vsiterio memphis tor
SOME days. aud tie guest Of Rev. DAVID
Walk. pastor Of he Chris'ian Church-
Mrs. Campbell isuow iD her seventy
second year, has5usliyed her iiiu<'ri
Gus husband mall ears, and has had
the pleasure OF xtpessing the rapid
growth of the Eesshe established, auu
whose tenets havGeen adopted as the
guide in life Of SI[reds of thousands
Of good Christian meu and women.
Less than half Eenlury since the
world was full efs,1el fame OF Alex
ander Campbell Theologians in the
old world, a. in tlgnew, revised their
opjuious aud oveeSdIed their doemas
by the light ofs3 ssreai MUD, aud be
eft as ID many Is 1.-THE better for his
ministry. He sssne of the few great
men w..o 'a' y !. ssNlls y eil'ei YES y 2
on 'le'' aE9 5zesaar.ana VINO nave
,h ptcSSeu ."e tor. never
.''s 'I's - ','e. .l1S Iseit y piea'ah II,
10 'ee"'' '"e hiS 10" aseu
woo" was ~ every sense
SUSTAINING mug trials, com
l . nun NJ ssss.a rem
,or ore ~ :, = purPose the
- : : -. ~. ast anu al
- -
Hev,As3s
- ~ , & Il. =, . ~
90 .g;tb = 81 So. ,s on = = : >
s,e Il 49, : ssses. .s'v
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-06

7. S.-Nr. johnson was the son Of =
skiilful surgeon. His mother recommend
ed TO her friends, aud for many years used
my sarsaparilla with perfcc, success In
Scrofula and Foyer-sores Mrs. johnson
states that the cures effected we're almost
miraculous Read my journal for Ell
tended Information aud advice ia your
case Ny Journal contains Certificates Of
eminent persons, ministers aud medical
men-men who are known here ~ this
community for integrity and veracity.
have recently received a most remark abla
certificate from an eminent gentleman "
Louisville joins DULL.