davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN,,
Sunday, March 80 1871 )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

VIbAhEU I6Ol6EUAIe
Steamer Reliance, Read for Pensacola
Steamship lizzie. Fesher. for Pensacola
Steamship mississippi. CrOwell. for New York
Steamship New Orleans. Glapp. for New York
steamship City OF Austin. Eidridge. Tor Mobile. in
German steamship strasburg. Barre. for Bremen
via Havana and Southampton
British ship r. lica, blaniord for LIVERPOOL
British bark Jane sutherland, tor Rouen
Brig Charlotte Buck. Bl0hm, for Havana
British schooner Constance. Arnet for ngston ia
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship St Louis, Reid from Liverpool 18th nit,
to Sias Wee ks-4th datrict
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson from New York
18th ultimo. to John H Ludwigsen-zd district
snip Marcia Z Day. Chase, So days from Liverpool
Ship ri Captain. Lincoln. 80 days from London,
to master-Point
Schooner D " Hl Cobb. u days from Boston, to
Schooner Eastern Queen, Conncrs, days from Ru.
stan Island, TOT Macheca aco-h district p 7
schooner Pioneer. Rogers from Rustan Island. to
lnsster-2d district
Philip. Caldwell. from the Passes-Towed down
To the bar 18th uhimo, chip Belgravia- Brought
ups chip Marcia c Day and schoouers W Hill
aTd stern Queen
Jewett. Wright. from the Passes-Towed down
t. the bar, 4th instant. shp J A stamler and
bark N A NcNeil-BI ought up ship FL Captain
sTEAMBoArs.
Southwestern. Jacobs. from Shreveport
81 John. McbirOy. from Baton Rouge
BELOW COMING UP.
Ship Charles Southland. Edrldge. 50 days from
London to MASTER
Ship Bombay. Work, 81 days from Liverpool, to
master
Norwegian bark Ole Muller. Jorgsnsen "a days from
Hamburg. 10 master
EXPORTS.
ROCEN-Bark Jane-3a Ol6 bu, Is corn IN hprh
LiVBKPOOL-Ship Felcia-4o27 bales cotton 5000
slaves
HAvANA-Brig Charlotte Buck-2ooo bbls -four
1249 Ska rnrn
BREMEN-Ste amship strasburg-ss!l bales cot
ton zz9 n hos tobacco cases cigars
PBNSACOLA-SteAmer R.liance-as0 bhls Aopr Z
bbs porh cks bacon 1900 SKIS corn and suDdries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Con ,ucem-l27 bbls flour
70 bois pork tics hama 80 s54 feet lumber 10 OoO
shingles
NEW YORK-Steamship metaphysics bales
cotton ITS BIB oil 236 bbls beef $40 bds hides $3.50
hide, e., wine Ito bses moss bales wool 81 bales
iron ~ f ns,s: Ok ns s. ok. iron sloeo In specie
Nbw !OkA-Steamship New Orlea ns-il9 hhds
sSoecco 81 hhds iron lea baes cotton Is bales hides
~ ed aidee ~ dry hides rs bhas hesf - bbs mo-
1900 ~ ehs Tios So bxs cheese - bxs ndso
ptHUACO1A-SseamaAtP Nsse-lseg fsse lunAss
~ sns een - sks hEaa . - eS0se ~ baleo ~
- M - booea : eD 1osoa ~ wAaa1N g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
M0netary--Commercial.
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY BvsNINa. March 7. 1874.
Nothing has transpired that indicates any
change in the money market. The offerings are
OF moderate extent At the banks and limited on
the street, and the few negotiations reported in
commercial paper are at previous rates. We
continue to quote first class paper with col.
laterals at l00l2 y cent y annum; without
colaterals at H.; Al at ldlh p month"; AID
second grade at Q. First class mortgages rule
at l0dll y cent y annum but nothing Is reported
In second class
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
Weekly Quotations Of Hides. Etce

Messrs Hay Mehle furnish US the following re
port. Their quotations represent actual sales at
first hands Weight 6, bundng, draXase and
commission have to be added:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal Street.
On and after December rs, 1873 trains will run
a. follows:
Leave New Orleans daily at II A. NJ and P NJ.
Sundays train leaves at Bis A. NJ instead Of IL 4
NJ.
Trains arrive at p. and 10 p NJ
This Is the shortest and most reliable route to
new !ork and all northeastern pOinta IL 10 the
only line running Pullman Palace Cars to Louis-
vile. ST. Lonis and Charleston without change
TAXI TIE MOBILE LINE.
For tickets and information apply at of3ce eor.
nef camp ano common Streets opposite City HO-
tel, or at the depot.
K. P. sHUTE
General Ticket Agent
"a, 8: H. SCRANTtiN
de1o General Superintendent
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows from depot
foot of Calliope street,
E.pre,s. D.r:na A. M Express ..nI1 1,a,pn
ENTIRE TRAINS BUN THROUGH TO CAIRO
Pullman Palace Cars attached to morning and
evening trains. $500
Only one change to Eastern cities.
Tickets fer sale and information given at No n
Camp street. corner of Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
JAZZ ~ e. d. FROST. Ger eral Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

We are inde btt d to Mr.. !. N. Maynard manager
OF the New Orleans Clearing house Association,
for the following statement:
wEkKLE COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF The ASSOCIATED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08

The market was quiet throughout the day, with
light offerings. a very poor assortment and slack
demand, and while a large part OF the business WAS
at previous Iaes, the rest was at irregular and
easier prices. Ordinary to strict ordinary sold at
llfc; good ordinary at l2A, ID 1875 aud l3ac;
strict good ordinary al 13s and IA C; strict good
ordinary TO low ndGlng at l4a C; low midtllipg at
Ha and li&c; strict low mlddling at is and SIZE
and middng a. ISL 1871 AID l5a4c. The ia ing
Of in the demand which caused the unsteadiness
in prices, vas in a great degree. owing to the IN
satisfactory character and ent of the offerings.
The amount on shipooard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at 1893 900 bales. embrac
900 bales for Liverpool 10 oOa for Havre 5000 foI
Spain $500 for Bremen 20 100 for the North Sea
aud 5000 for the North, which when deducted
from the stock on hand by running statement
yesterday evening, leaves 1856 100 bales to repre-
sent the quantity at the lanGing and in presses
unsOld awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Sales 1000 bales. Market
quiet and sasy." Its quotations are unchanged.
COTTON STATEMENT
Bates.
Stock on hand August 81. is73.............. 7.l7Z
Arrived since last STATE ment. 2256
Arrived previously .lT. i3t- 1923 800
iota' .''s''.'.''........... - i3ooo|
Cleared prevlously... $50 z64-844. 7i3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
THE CROMWELL LINK.

THE CROMWELL LINE.
For New York Direct.
This Line IS composed of the Steamships
kNlCKkRBOCKER, NEW ORLEANS CoRTrs
dEOhGh CkONW kLL. GEORGE WASHINGTON
kA The ste amship
4GaEE GEORGE WASHINGTON.
JAMES WHITEHEAD. Commander
VIII leave her wharf foot or Toulouse s1reet
SATURDAY. March IA, at 8 A. M
T,"-eS' So
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Have 49,
~ TINS hne and Through bills of ladine given for
the same. For freight passage apply to
l., ALFRED MOULTON,
Jal No. Al Carondelet street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.

TUX HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AMI
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
t@amships
MARGARET, LAVAna
A The New Orleans, FIOrtde
9 and Havana Steamship Conpepy
S1&na1&1{ Will dispatch one OF the above Brt
ciass steamers frem New Orleau
Every Wednesday,
Iouohing at Cedar Keys and Key West. and cor
nsGt1ng with steamers for Apalachicola, st. MARI
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key Vest. To Cedar KEN
S"nIl'..'..'''... 80 AIS
49, age. :...-...... ~ ~
~ through bills OF lading issued to al, psnts NJ
florida. including Tampa, and 70 NJ III" Yo,i
OnAfIeston and SavAnssh. -
Nono OUT the cOmp8nys bills of ladin1 s;onA
An S, honS signed after sailing of the steaner'
splendid passenger accommodations and shroua|
ocHets gwen to above points
office. n"o' permit rom "
FOR freight or passage apply to
io1s 1. n kOBkRTS, Treasurer
I No. 100 Common street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08

MISSISSIPPI,
WRAKE, Commander
win leave on or about February Is.
n; from her wharf. foot of jackson street. Fourth
.Ig 10 Havre, Bremen Hamburg, Antwerp, Rot
Nrdanl, and ali continental ports.
Partee DESTROYS of sending forebeir friends can
purchase prepaid emigl alton tickets here A r.
oI Leu allowed when applied for in groups.
a+i .Ieigh1 OF passage having superior accommo-
o"tions' apply 10 SILAS WEEKS co.,
u. NO. 43 Carondelet street.
pb damaging owners-FLINN, MAIN 4 MONT(}ON.
pool oe;, -, - We, res'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08

~~>~>N|
II .OsI|
IL mad
to tho OF
dated d
date. for
oatN, mol
In, MvI
Sl@. IN
Ing or re-
mout of
Ms u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08
Attempted Bank Robbery

Mr.. Price, president of the Pot'stown
National Bank, made his appearance At po.
lice head uartsrs in this city this afternoon,
and gave particulars Of IN attempted bank
robbery It that plsoe.
He ssys three burklas made an entrance
into tire bank through the grating on the
sidewalk about s. P. n. Friday; gagged and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-08

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March AT Wall
hgiord to-day, JohpAnderson, Swede,
who had lett work IN IL wheel factory, en-
erei tbs building with two 10 .ied re-
voivers. He first fired at the man who took
his place, striking him in the shoulder, then
struck Hora'io Hall in the temple, fatally
wounding him. and then shot himself and
Ont his thruaf cansinu tal ;n;.,.;aa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12
he should have been in his grave five
years ago.
Who thinks the less of her for doing
HIM She Refused.

You say you went TO party last night.
and you saw MIS-. Smith, an old friend,
whom you bad not seen since she and
Your sister were at school together. You
had very pleasant talk until supper,
then you gave her Your arm and took her
to supper. When some one came along
with a few glasses of wine on q waiter.
aud olleredhora glass, you saw her shud
der, as she said, "No - and you wonder
cd why Mis-. Smith. who didn't use to be
particular about such things, not only ro'
fused. but shuddercd when she said,
Nor You cannot tell whyP can tell
vou,whv. You went on with your talk,
and had little renewed filtration, did
you? / won't say You didn't. She was
very gay, and seemed very glad 10 forget
herself. did she? Very well! lam glad
YOU gave her that hour Of The evening. ]
can tell you where she went after the
palty was over. She went home-the
latest person from the party. She was
Glad il was late, for her husband had not
come home. She sat and read for au
hour. and her husband did not come
She wrote Tor an hour, aud he dill not
come. SAC sal =, The piano m hour, bat
he did not come, At length, between
three and four O'Clock. there WAS anoi,c
q. ,hc door. She went TO The door, and
TWO policemen held him in their arms
She knows them both wei by his time.
Il happens so oncu that She knows every
policeman On the beat. They babe lef
good uigh,. SIC brought Linn in. Sle
had locked her chtd's room that he might
net abuse lin. She toob lhe abuse q. he
flung himself upon the bed. She drag
god OF his nccsclola aal coat. and sat
there until he should fall into his stupid
sleep. Sls was The woman who refused
"a glass OF vine with ,huldor. Y5u 10
no. know tao story You though, shc
was SO say aud bright. know hcrstory
because l an her minister. They have q
sort OF skeleton in the closet, which We
are permitted TO see. and yon are not
And when we see that skeleton, do yoa
wonder that We sometimes say sharp
,hiugs a5ou, moderate drinking and ihc
temptations offered at partics'-Rsr. T.
Z. Uac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12

Married people should tIeat each
other like lovers all their liyes-then they
would be happy. Bickcring and quarrel
ling would so5n break oGloye affairs, con-
sequenty lovers indulge in such only to a
very limited extent. But some people
men and women both-when they have
once got married think they may do just
as they please, and it viii make 10 differ
encc. They make great mistake. 1t
will cause all the difference in the world.
Woman should grow mere devoted and
men more foal after marriage, il they
have the slightest idea Of being happy as
wives and husbands. Iii losing sigh, o!
this fundamental trulh which leads to
hundreds Of divorces. Yet many man
will scold his wife who would never think
Of breathing harsh word TO his sweet
heart; and many wife will be glum and
moroso on her husband; return who had
only smiles and words Of cheer for him
when he was her sutton. How can such
people expect to be happy?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12
Newspapers Doncs'ic0i{y Con-
sidcred.

StQCFc0.
Too low an estimate is APP. t. heselon,h2
domestic value ornowspapcrs. Attr read
int them, and patt;n4 ourselves, through
their agency, ia maatal correspondence
with the world they are thrown aside AMI
forgotten. Butte suppose their usefulness
bounded by their noys columns AMI the
was;c-ba- IS q ti-itjl1ss mistake.
la thc irs. place, the-s are the house
hold recipes, to p, loulI In stray c)rl,cs,
often excellent. aal deserving refuge on
tie ly-lcat Of L., n,.aHy cookbook. iaea
come the pretty verses, the strange and
ir5llstor;cs, the bricfbio1taph;es anlron-
iuisceaces which, pasted in a scrap-to'%,
are u source Of never culiaE pleasure, not
only to those who DO not care for richer
intellectual food, but 10 those who hay,
only oil inmates for rcei..t.
No,w.;hs:aul.nr;lo l9;bs joca'arjear-
ua,is;sAaY, pnael on lo 4se %. news
papers fl. bel-.,.a.1g So, k@oF ,om
experience ,l..tl..s4,1 o.. O. beds t's-i
They may not be as comfortable a. TJH
blankets. but cert aiu'y they keep oat the
cid. Tgothiela,,sci o. papc-sage he,,e.
than q pair o; blankets, a.l in the ease o,
persons WAC dislike the vega: o. many
tcl-c.othe1, they arcnya.aab Aspre'o
made Of a double laye; OK papers oai| en- q
covering otca..,o or CAN'T is desirable IA
every household. Inc p,p'5s aA'3.i %.
ta'Aei together ":'A '"re~u' ana ".''
b3Sied to the covering to Ate? the" '''"
slipping. IA opposition has been NAE o."
a'e1on; o! ta' rl'..'nt, bat J.. SOU papers
BE- chosen '4' a}-' VIII. n'I oi ;', , -'
e'?e''a"y SlJu.' 'n' S.','''.' ~ -''' -'' go
o.'"~e' anu ''' ''-'''''' l''-''-'
y profession 70 plants as'Icst; co'd'
both IN and out OF doors nothing is oI'''f
Il newspapers are p'nael np over n's1' d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12
pottrp
THE ENGINEER.

IL was grave and quiet youth
A chairman true was no
Until he linked his fate with those
MkO engineers Would b.
For, as ne was an honest man,
It gave him bitter pain
Thas, Ike convict, he should be
Compelled 20 drag chain.
lie ns'sr aspirsd to wealth or fans
And have heard him say
No monarch would he wish 10 DC
or al he did survey.
A cunning engineer was he,
Yet naushi with hin went rishs,
Nor could he his IN luck foIesec
In spite Of his foresight"
Twas all in vAis this engineer
Wosld usrk with main and might;
His worn WAS iRc0rreSs, because
Iii. sng!ss we're al rishs.
AL day ais le'sl he wsul4 ran,
Sal al 10 gslHei 81 tsst
Wa Just ts kL0W that he himself
Aa1 H. the sroGad was "nas-7
To aahs a naP he nsves tried
But when he eVrseI his lot
MOI kis che dark and Willy sTts,
Aa1 50 he could No; plot
As he lsil cut the land oao day,
Like any other CIR,
The fever came, and vSry soon
lie was "laii cut" himself.
Twelve men upon his body SIT,
And the vcrlis did make;
We 6ad he died, just as he lived,
\ martyr to the stake
Aud 50 AZ twenty wears o. age
lie quit this mortal strife,
Aud eaiel here for eyevm0to
Ills .rassitory lie.
Tue moral OF this moIrulul tale
To b.ockbe3js an is clear
Dont lei, yosr he4ds set en- enc tu.a9l
To be an engineer.
-Hspsr's Noataiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12

Since good licking young school
mam in Wisconsin got $1,000 damages
for being kissed in the cars by railroad
conductor, the schools have gone 10 grass,
and it is impossible for a male traveller to
Get standing room on that train.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12
For Sale.

A@oni and convenient residence cc@r-iily To-
c0catcd in .urk Ut Niilaa. q, consisting IF lone
TIL and stable al connected with good garden ~.
;achCd, together with The Shop and Marble
Works tool, belonging "a t,ic late A-a :. Rom
on; also ave acre OF uTst class Iiliigr land IL &C.
,ircd. 1hi, Is rare opportunity = any one
81 hing 10 engage ~ Tie bUsurss Il q marble
No.kef, rs there no other hop ~ ihis sccii'n OF
the Comfy. and Mr. Robinson had a large bust.
icss Address ihe sub-cl iDcr 3urkirid. Ne
G.. II. BlSBEE. Administrator
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12

going to feed that family; l can't do it,
for wife says | can't. and she knows
everything, most; and Love is terribly
Obstinate"
Well. the hotel keeper ran back the
next moment with his pickle jar, as happy
as some men would have been to find
nugget Of gold tina, size, for he had
rival who kept the Old tavern. and he
wanted to keep all the lawyers who came
there 10 hold court rs his customers.
Love had Il long talk with her husband
that night. The next day an old school
friend who had always been like sister,
came 10 stop with The sick man and 10
look alter the babies, and She went TO
Boston, ten miles away, in IN early train
with neat little basket III her hand. II
any one had been near enough when she
pat her foot on the platform Of the depot
with such spirit, he might have heard
her whisper:
"Sce il ms family slarycs while I'm
alive and IN hoalth.
The day was lovely aad everybody on
the ears and the street looked Cheerful!
aud happy. OF course there were sick
aud lame and blind and deaf people, and
bsggars plenty in The world, but Heaven
was keeping them out OF her sight that
lly, and bringing before her only happy
grown folks aud merry lutte ones.
The streets looked So cican and the air
seemed so pure that she charged herself
with often HAVING borne false witness
a..inst the beautiful city. as she ran with
light hear. through Washington, fremont
aaI Court streets anil Bowdoin square,
first 90 one store aaj ,hen to hotel. In
each place she asked for the proprietor OF
The steward ard opened her basket, drew
cat three lijj'e glass i,ys OF what hotel
keepers 40 home called "soar things. -
In one minute she told her business and
the necessity that brought her oat on it.
Her cheerful face, her prompt manner
and her We" chosen "o',S s"'u'' 'Ie
victory tor her. sac went O'cN "' n'7"'
pledged TO supply nome m''' P,"''I'
Gao" '''o" '-" ''''>oP 'o' - ~.
aad N'e "rSc groceries "'" S''' w
pereI rs She mounted the Steps OF her
h,tc home IN sho" '"'.',' "''-'''''
OK not we arc gong 10 S'''N''
LIEF ''ce''I. S'o'' OF S.''1's' "'' 90 '''
I'r N'' poor "'''.,''' ''''" o''''' "'9'..'''
IMAM p1cN OF ''' s0'''' 1''''S We ''"' ,,"'
lie" Sc''o' o"''' ','''' ''' y '''''
very S'o'i '' %" ''' " o'''''.' '''N- ',.'
Nh-tA WAS "o'" one s''..' 90 '.'- w.. ~
oin0 ono eye '"" VIC 5''.y 1'.9 ,'.,'
"'''''' anu W q, - ''.. -.
'~-'O'.'" ''''' ." -, -. 49,, -, If
PC' 80 -, - ,-...,;...o -, -
''.' ''' u.s. '''''''' '''''' 60
nice supper t''.'''o'' ~ '''-'' i''''' ''''''
lie SAID;
Now gus ''l' 60. ID ! "''' ,'.7 ~
'''''' ,'9"'"' ''''' '.''' '''- '''
nav 9 '.''' '''' "oi,'' .,.,....;., -,
L''0 ''.'' ''''' ''o''' ava - 49, 49,
N''- '.7'''' ~ . '''.''' '' $500 49, so ''
0"'','''S VI ''ie ~" ID '''''. g -
sup " ''-D " - - /. r. e. m
'o'"''''$' anu ''1' =. w..
suns 60 s''- ''''1 '-'' W. g ~ ~ '' ''''
% ">'I asa ''' ava ','' 0'''
"'' " Oh ''''' o"'- INV ', '.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12

aga 1858, ~ ~,
r.. J. Walkers California Viz
cyar DiiterS are 4 parc.y Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly lgoH Tie la
tive herbs found on tie lower RANGES Of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains al Cdllinr-
ria, the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted therir0m without t;r Use
of Alcohol. IT, question j. ;..Ma-.
daily asked. "Wh.t is tie caUsc of The
unparalleled fucc, Il NINEGAE BIZ
TEEsp Oar answer it. that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They arc the great
blood purifier and 4 giving principle,
a perfect RcHoyaiur anl lnyiSaHtnr
Of the system. Never L2!orc i'm tie
history &C Tie world Eas = i.td.cire hoel
compounded possessing tac rua..a...o
Qualities az NISEGkS Ia .;Eua' 80 healing Tic
sick of every ti-va.c ua.llt Er.r o.. They
are gentle iar-s..vc "t well .f q Tome.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation al
the Liver AID Ni.cegal Crgl"a IL L"..c5
Diseases
The properties Of pr. WAlTrn'a
VINEGAR U!rTrGs are Apr.... Dapuurctf
Camuatiyc. Nutg.tiuus. J., So. pur"iir
~cdaiivc. Counter rriiaIt .-.!or..c, A.tc.-..
tie, aaI Ambitions.
G.cfofal T,.cIsl,..,a proclaim WV
-rAC llTrEES tie most Wuldctlnl In
t."'n., t--t cycr sustained tn sinking
,r.,cm
Person can take these Biiter5
according 20 directions, and remain long
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12
'EEToz2. IA Gl2o BLOOD
EHARES THE weak Strong.

TIE FcrNUinH Syrup, q Protect
Cd ISOLATION Of ttc pTOto.rjcto cJ
IRON. a. 60 combined 0G TO hare
TIC character CJ ar oI{Dl6Rf, rs
CnsiIv Gigcstcd c:i,d TssiH5jttttetL
grifb the LicOd- GS Utc SiAD!2St
food. 1t increases the QW0pEtJ
cf Natures CUB FbOti=j"g
.iyc1f, Iron IA TIE Li0od, ant
cures "dihON "a !tiS, >" simply
bU1OHing up, ri90FdtiRg 0h;E
Jifayi-in0 The EySieH. IRE cc-
giched C:sH J!tc1jyCd biOOd per-
qRcGtcs cyeyD rGTt Oft body,
gcD0ii.inC d4Hi-gcS GRG Sr6sfc,
sCGFckiEy OFT 3oTtiG sccrc-
tons, 0Ntt {CGUiHD 2oth;"0 for
disease To- Jccd 3,pC:i.
This as the secret Ct TIC 5C0',-
c7crftE success g. this remedy I'D
curing DysEclsi Liver Com
plant, Draps.5 Chronic Diar-
rioea, roi!s, E-oeyous Affections,
CGlils and Ia9crs, I;Umors,
Loss of Const.t8tioEal IiSOr,
Diecacc5 of Tho Kidneys and
Bladder, TcWCfc Complalnt55
cal al dicc0ses OrigiHGtiEg iI1
q bad state Of the Gt00d, OF Gc-
comp0Hicd 81 IDENTITY or q iOiO
s,ato CfNC SygirE. being free
Jr0al .1icohoi. iil 0nV form, iiJ
cacr0iSiUg eBCc's HFc not IOt-
y0iUcJ Gy corresponding Tcdc-
tor, 6lsl 0re pclu tReRt, ;Uit,-
cfrg GtTcaGth, JigCr, GEJ iicjJ
IRE into al parts 81 nc aJstcR,
cnd J,ijtdiHJ U!2 az ITC.! Con-
S;H%ECR.
IN0Wao.Gs HGrc bccD cEG1GcJ
Ly tie Gce IF IRIS ycmcdV, JFoW
s"crL., SicEiy, Suffering crcC-
TIRES, 10 GL'cHy hcGttEy5 md
IuDyV McR HHd sC0Wcp; 0RG
tuF1Fjds C1l,RCt yCT~C-.<.- tJ%CC-
iiafc to giyC Il q t'ici.
See Mdt each bottle hos PERU
WAN SYRUP j{oi1.s 4. fac C'.,S5.
Pamphlet rrcc.
SETH ", FOWLE & SONS, P,opra'ors,
no. l Milton Place, Do.ton.
SOLD DY DRUGGISTS CESERALLr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12
3 SGRl0L TEAGHFRS Wanted


40 earn comfy iur Inc ~Iliu- 4lii summer 500
per month. send To- rifrular giving ;ul! par.
u-uht>. /lEGLER& MCCUEDl, Springfield
Mas,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12

The -ubicrt o. 7ll important v~t 70 uuzri.n- one.
!, rrllcai Dee. the t.o,c m"ut 7 c,stry aud im-
putc.i-hD- flc people. make the iirh poor aut
thc poor i,ca. make, lool- ofWise men, exhaust
the vI-dom &C Ic-i iatiOu; makes mtu iun mad
aud Women lei SAT-. The crusade has begun
ca to victory. Men or women wanted to caItdss
CNeIt town. Address
erIpRrSS Iinft1.-l Conn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12

state = WA. Brown, originated
before DaH1 Brown, Justice, slj2S
state - VIM \ Wi.uam. originated
before = u. N.dsVot,.'. Justice, 1912
state s. john ~ttDIt amt Willie
Natdn-orisiu.tci before :. H.
lauHcc, Justice, 2IlC
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12

tiatc q. Wa,wfil. originated
l,iog, 4. >. Whitman, JLs,se, Sljso
STATE q. jordan 60 ris., originated
bclu.t g. /. Whitman, Jueuc', .S.I4
-tl.c N.J,hr W. Ernu,it and GaItn
saith, originated Se.vrc ID. /.
Brown, CJ+9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12

Costs allowed by Court or County Conn
nis,ioners, Jan. AdJ. Term, 1874
STATE y. WII. EtCaa, $500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12

Or. ]. c. AVER c CO., lowell, Haas,
pra,ilcal n-G taa,y,.cs-i Chemists.
SOLD YA-LDKUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-12

Expenses % March Term. ss.il ~
&C. CU.lIMAN, Co. Treas.
TGfAsUgF&>' NgtI,Li
Apiil A. ISL