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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26
Stock on hand and on shpbeard not cleared. us
Same time Last Observation-Disclosures. log Ia

Stock on hand and on shipbeard not cleared. 76 $50
Same time last year. LOG. 142
| Receipts proper since Saturday evening l765
| bales. against 1928 on last Sunday and Monday
y evening" of ssss bass against ses
bales against In SIS last yearSdecrsase 10 so.
all the ports from u \: on Saturday to i u so.day
5l92 bales, against 8463 last week and 1887 last
| year and since Friday 9O55 bales, against IL 1886
last week and H. 747 last year. Total since August
81, $685. 9O5 bales, against 3a7s,so9 last year-in
Exports Friday and Saturday. to Great Britain
s6o7 bales against 53l7 last week and II s25 last
last week and :5i4 last year. "s"N'' ''''
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to u NJ.
3O4, 1877 bales against 3l98s8 last week and SAG 1898
-TOBACCO-The sales to day embraced % hhds,
Is and 23l at; this makes an aggregate thus far
l27. We continue to quote as follows: Inferior "a
4bc; medium ~ 05hc: good and fne So 06c; low
leaf 6h a7c; medium II 0sc; fine s0loc, and selec.
lions ldl2c Received since Saturday evening So
hhds exported, At to Bordeaux. Stock on hand
by our running statement 7728 bids.
-, demonstrating transplred of any moment.
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool -0hd: to Ant
werp via PbiladeIphia, I'd; to Boston via Phila-
li4Set to RseEidepee via Philadelphia SC; to New
York kes,tS Philadelphia e.l6c, grain to Liverpool
lodi to thecpntinent Al dal2G Z : ~ +
By sAi-CottOn to Liverpool ss07l6d, to Hayre
So iAR-R.oeiyedr This morning lao hbdA No
sales. Last week inferior sold at asa c. fair not
REALIZED, &c; yellow clarified at 10fc. n.
WORCESTERSHIRE this morning 10 bble. No
sales. Last week the stock in the siieds sold at
6sc for conmon TO fair; &c for fair, thin, and 7S0
7sc " gallo for choice fermenting. ,a,y . :
FLOUR-The market is dull. and the demand is
confined to job lots tor the local trade The stock
ION hand 10 only moderate, however. the, naceipts
are light cad the low grades are scarce. The sales
are confined to 695 bb]s, Of winch IS and Is low
treble sxtra at Sc 25s lGa do ut Sc So so choice
treble extra at 81 2Ss IS choice treble extra at
and loo Ibis on private tespS, - - 50. - ="
! CORN MAILS in light Supply. fair demand
and firm. Cody We bble have been receivsI sincs
SATURDAY. 49, 90 end $50 bbs sold at Sc is. So at
40 and so ut IS rs p Dbl; I00 to arrEe at s 90
and 100 ct SIS 70 ~ bbi-tOa ct her SIS bbs n Ia ra
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

ELEGANT WALNUT AND MAHOGANY PARLOR.
BEDROOM AND DININGROOM SUITS, MIR.
RORS, GLASSWARE AND CHINAWARR, WIN.
DOW SHADES, ENGRAvIKGS, FINE HALL SET
INoAK, COOKING STOVE AND UTENSILS.
ALSO,
ONE ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO OF ERARD'S
MANUFATURE. AT AUCTION.
DIV n. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY-R.
ID N. Montgomery. Auctoneer.-Will b sold on
FRIDAY, May 49, 1874, ut eleven O'Clock, at No. 10
Poey fare street. near AnnunciatfOn-
CONTENTS of said elegantly fufnishod residence.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
my2S ~eoa1 "r4at.t-.
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THE CROMWELL LINK,

THE CROMWELL LINK,
For New York Direct
This Line 10 composed Of the Steamships
KN1CKERBOCKER, NEW ORLEANS CORTRS
GEORGE CRONWkLL. GEORGE WASHINGTON
SA Ths Steamship
NEW ORLEANS,
ars 8. L CLAPP. Commander
VIII leave her wharf foot Of Toulouse street.
SATURDAY. May 30, 1t 8A,M
$50,
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
Dy tins line aud threugh bills Of ladng given for
the same. For freight or passage apply to
-- ALFRBD AOULTON
Ja7 No. n Carondelet street.
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IN HDkr1p1cy-NU: 1863.
vryHx uvnKrsrsNfp a1aIs1T NfvRs NOTICE
u of his appointment es assignee Of the estate
Of Laurent uter. Of New Orleans, parish Of Or
lsahss nna atA3A tf L0tzisialAi Njddtsd shAnk.
rupt upeo his own petAoaon lTa rs - Z
i / alv56 lea III E1LLIANlA. lVRLES; AsstrnAe.
UNfTf6 s7A7Es 1f5TE1CT C6TRT.
.HrI5 DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA 'T1
N faR NATTER Or A1GusrE wt1toz, BANK.
I1- ~ EI2 "a I3Ornpt fsys.
,Ll.s.s HI r ssfFFEs rs 1Y2e.s,rT
qSHI uHDW00XHB 1RxDY 0Ivng NO41CH
cfA1U1ee :WinE ef Ne, O6lsdit 6Enh q Or
49, ~ - g oeaA1nnA e1juAo18 . s1ankzspt
-ayn NtlG sEHL1AM A wn1s, Xssie.eA
>"aaSfli 3IlaHJ
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Tuesday, May 26, 1874.

Danish bark Marienlyst, Lindhart, for Bordeaux
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Florida ports to K ROberts-1st district 10
Steamship st Mary, Staples, from IhdianOla via
Galveston, to whitney &co-Algiers
TOwBOATs.
] Il Bigiey, Seforth, from Pittsburg, with 10 coal
boats
STEAMBOATS,.
Katie. Campbell. from vicksburg
John KlgOur Stein. from Cincinnati
WS Pike. Brown. from Bayou Sara
Willie Blanks, from Camden
WaOon. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Marie, Bassett from Pilot Town
Hunter. Kad0vich. from Lower Coast
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Empire. Canton, from Lower Coast
Josephine, Cozsins. from Bonnet Care
Henry Tete. Dalferes from ThbOdaux
Lizzie Hopkins. Aucon. from Thbodaux
BELOW---WAITING ORDERS.
British ship Green Jacket, Roe from Rio Janero
March o. in ballast, to master
Ship Havre, Terkelsen, from London February I.
to master
Dutch bark Fritz, Gundersen. from Havre March
EXPORTS.
BORDEAUX-Bark Marienlyst-47 bids tobacco
bales tobacco 81. 100 slaves pkgs mdse
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reliance-900 SKIS corn 10
onions 800 bbls -four so bales hay and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

With no dispatches from Liverpool where the
market was closed for the Whitsuntide holiday,
and the New York market reported dull and 0kc
lower to SELL but the previous quotations retained
there was very little inquiry at the opening, and
and the movement appeared to have been sus.
pended, but at about noon sales were reported Of
$50 bales. partly at price indicating falling of
Of Nc, after which further transactons transpired
including one list of AIS bales toward P. NJ. which
sweled The days business to 1915 bales, 1t irregu
lar price. showing decline, as noted above, oe
ordinary at Is Nc. good ordinary to strict good or
binary at l5hc, strict good ordinary at Ice, strict
good ordinary to low middling at Ice, and strict
low middling at liz &c.
The amount on shipboard not cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at $4,000 bales. en-.
bracing 5000 bales for LIVERPOOL 10000 for Hsvre
lOOU for Bremen, 1000 for Span 5000 for the North
Sea and 1000 fsr the North, which, when deducted
from the stock on hand by our running statement
Saturday evening, leaves IS 400 bales to represent
the quantity ct the landing and in presses I'M
sold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1850 bales Mar.
ket dull" Its quotations are reduced &c, for
low middling and ordinary, and &c for good or
binary low middling and middling
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EXPORTS,
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Observation-Disclosures John Kilgour-2el bales
cotton hid tobacco 335 bbls whisky 800 bxs bacon
800 pkgs glassware IS pkgs eggs 485 bxs cheese 30
cks bacon 400 hams l55 ties lard 200 skis malt 4O
bxs candles 245 kegs lard so bucket lard lot plows
furniture and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Katie-852 bales cotton
SKIS seed cotton 1891 SKIS cotton seed 50 bbls peas
and sundries
BAYOU Subsistence W Pike--4O bales
cotton bales NOES and sundries
CAMDEN-Steamer Wilte-ll0 bales cotton 5000
feet lumber aud sundries
Observation-Disclosures Bigey-300 900 bush.
els coal
PILOT TOWN-Steamer Marie-Sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-Sundr1es
LOWER CUAST-Steamer Walloon-Sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

Tho cottonwood tress At Secraneate III
beginning to shed THAR plunaes. -,a-sl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLroAx,

" MONDAY 8vxxIHG, May Is, 1874 s
We have TO change 10 notice in the money mar
ket The demsnd Sor discounts continues limited
both In bsnk and on the street. and commercial
paper without quotable vasistiOn. We continue to
quote selected signatures, With without cOlater.
als at 8 y cent per aInum; first class at 9Gl0 Al
at ii 0l2 and second grade at l6l1 y cent per
month. First class mortgages rule at 10 y cent
per annun, while nothing is reported in second
grade. .".
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THE RIVERS.


The river hero rs two feet six inches
below high water mark Of ASH. gIst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive a. follows from depot
head of Elysian Fields street.
Mail DEPART ARRIVE. , =,
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st.
Louis. Chicago and Louisville
cities.
Tickets for sale and information stven At No. "a
Camp street corner OF Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
jal2Iy !. D. FROST, General Manager
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RAILROADS.
r OUISVlLLE, NASHVILLE AND
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Take this Route ii you wish to save time and
transfers. With double daily trains from New
Orleans to New York. and but one change
J. II. SMITH,
General Southern Passenger Agent,
APPS 2m corner Camp and Common streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-26

THE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May II, trains will leave depot
foot of Canal street, ss follows:
Express and mail. daily. .............. 500 A. M
Cosst accommodation, daily Except
sunday ;.:..........;. :......... 3:l5P. N.
Throught night express, daily........ 4:0SD p. M.
Csast accommodation- daily (except
sunday ;;...:;................. ESQ A. N.
EEx1proey sno MaI Only. .::.......... 4:4S P. N.
AnIou8n nlghs ,oaay. ......... 11sOO P. II.
=, The P. 4 express train will stop only At regu.
spring. ~ ~ ~A
This i the only hne running through Pullman
Snfs y Lcufsvflle, q. Louis and Charlotte.
City Hotel s'l~"A's
xR SAUTI,
Oeneeal PA0saeer ieent,
O. = OCkA4I6N.
nS1 0sa9Al oupsriAtendeat.
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BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA hAVRK, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
ASh The steamships Of the Nsrth
German Lloyd viii resume THAR
regular trips next fall, % follows
, From Bremen Prom Nav Or,..,
SnhASSBUk0.. september Is. Octoher ~
rnAanSnrUkT. september 20. Octoher a,
K0ETH ID November Ia.
FuTtner days OF departure will be sdyertasd ha..
The steamers touch outward At Havra And r..
sAna, ana or their homo trips at Havana and
southampton to land and reoeivA nasaansar. 80
freight. E~'o"SoEs Sno
PRICES OF PASSAGE
from Bremen Southampton or Havre Tn Hawai-.
or New Orleans.
Svin.....'.se.... .....s......... $50 Qold
80. ~. .:.....'. 20 gold.
rioAn 10" orleans or Havana to Southam ptor
49, Iavre or Bremen.
..''''''''' .....s........... o130 gold.
20. =: ....:. :............. 46 Rold.
Frsm New Orleans to Havana
Sx"u-. =. '''......... o3S 9old
Passage tickets from Sremen so,ths,s 49,. 49,
n1 -. 70 Rev Orlean. tssued BY the undersiSasd
I'd. ,. STOtkkEYRR l. m ....
DO. - Union street
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PHILADELPHIA VIA havana

Semi-nonthly Line-Carrying the Uuited
States Mails.
yUNIATA, J. W. Catharipe commapder 1ono to,.
1AzoO, L. d. Barrett commander. 1900 tons
no sail FRIDAY, May 90, at 9 A. M
The Fine Al Steamahin
% wv. CATAERIxK commander
4.oc.l! WIN leave her wharf, opposits
PPssssge T. aayans United States cur1ency) IS
frassage to Philadelphia ............,...., 50
Tnrough tickets issued to New York. .. so
Freight for Liverpool, Antwerp and Bremsn
by this line and through bills of lading given
ior samo' FOR freight or passage apply to
EDWARD A. Yoke. Agent
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POSITIVELY WITHOUT LIMIT Oh RESERVE, TO
LlQuIDATB AN INDEBTEDNESS. BY AGREE.
MENT BETWEEN THR PARTIES CONCERNED.

DY J. b. WALTON, AUCTIONRkR-OFFICB
ID No. IS Carondelet streot.-Ou THURSDAY, June
T. 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ, and the d1ys following
at the hour until the sale is completed at IL
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, by authority and in pursuance Of an agree
ment entered into directing the peremptory and
unlimited sale, the hereinafter described valuable
nrOnerty will be- sold to wit
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The long winter evenings are upon Us,
and as you draw around the family cir
Gle. safe from the storm without, you
want a copy of the JEFFERsoSIAS. IL
will be a constant and faithful visitor
bringing you useful, entertaining and
instructive reading. 1t is strictly and
squarely a temperance paper, and while
exercising charity for all, has no sympa-
thy for that class Of men who persist in
gaining a livelihood by destroying happy
homes and beggaring families. While
Republican In politics, we propose to be
Independently 50, ready to condemn
wrong-doing and corruption wherever it
may occur, and to give credit for official
fidelity and integrity wherever it may be
found
We offer in another column to send
the JEFF. free for the remainder Of the
year 1874, TO ALL CASH SUBSCRIBERS
for 1875. ~ Will all friends Of the
paper call the attention Of those who
are not subscribers. to this offer. We
want to commence 1875 with 2JOO sub
scribers. We offer no premiums, but
will make the paper well worth $500 to
every subscriber. No family can afford
be without it. ~ If you have friend
to whom you would make an acceptable
birthday, Christmas, or New Years gift,
order copy of the JEFF, which will be
sent siIty aceeks for the low sum of Ttco
Dollars ia 0dcd9tce.
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Correspondence of the JciTrrsonian.

NORTH BALTIMORE, O., Nov. ., a.
EDS. JEFF-The eighth day of No
vember, 1871. will be day long to be
remembered by the United Brethren of
this place, and vicinity, on account of
the completion and dedication of their
new church. This building was began
in the Spring by the Rev. Osborn, then
in charge of this circuit, and completed
under the administration of Rev Joseph
Beaver, present pastor of this circuit.
The building is fitty-four by thirty eight
feet, with spire rising seventy-five feet
above the ground. In this spire is
bell weighing seven hundred pounds,
the whole costing about two Thousand
five hundred dollars. The whole is com
pleted very nicely inside with ash. Ia
ken all in all it is as nice little church
as any town can boast of in all this
country. The dedicatory services were
opened by voluntary by choir singing
Il was glad when they said unto me-"
then followed reading of the eighty
fourth Psalm by Rev Rose, singing of
the seven hundred and thirtieth hymn,
commencing "'Here in Thy name Eter-
nal God" followed by Rev. Rose in
prayer. Bishop Weaver preached the
dedicatOry sermon from thirty-seventh
Psalm. third verse Trust in the Lord
and do good. The Bishop was listened
to by a very large audience. After the
sermon the Bishop stated that there was
an indebtedness of fourteen hundred dol
lars yet unprovided for, which amount
must be secured before he could dedicate
the church TO the service of God. He
succeeded in raising about one thousand
dollars in the forenoon. and at night the
remainder was raised, after which the
Bishop dedicated the church to the ser
vice of God. Everything passed off
pleasantly, all feeling that they had
done a good days work
Building il still going ou here as
though they mean business. We can
boast of more improvements here than
can any other town in this country in
the same length OF tiIne-one year-be-
cause our town is only one year old.
Our school for the present term. and
also the winter term, is under the sue
cessful supervision OF Miss Kin Edging-
ton of your county.
Z. W. Poe & Co. are receiving their
new goods for Fall and Winter trade,
which has tendency 10 make things
lively around the corners.
Cars will run through TO Chicago on
the 18th of this month. We Will have
two passenger trains each way day;
also, two freigIIts each way.
Your paper seems 10 be very much
appreciated here, as there are a good
many taken ont of this office
Yours. &c,
Now AND THEN.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
For the Jeffersonian,i
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

What is meant by the above term /:
Prof. Cole says, "A teachers institute is
an association of teachers for profession
al improvement, and for the acquisition
and dissemination CT knowledge on ed
ucational subjects" Should not all
teachers, then, try to meet together, as
often as possible, and hear the different
methods of imparting instruction dis
cussed. Yes.
Our next Institute is soon to meet, and
it is the duty of every teacher in tlie
county TO be present, especially you who
pay into the institute fund from 81. 80 TO
$500, every year. The law gives you
perfect right TO dismiss your school aud
attend the institute, and draw pay for
the time You are at the institute. See
10 1t that you maintain your rights, and
are present at each session. The county
examiners will all dismiss their schools
and attend every day. They will also
.-1 80 a special note of every teacher
present 'i'''' are io'
s..to -. '4e best instructors of III.
tion ,,l,,saged 10 give instruc-
ed. nay be expect
MI ID T. Connell offers "a An. w,
ster's Unabridged Dictionary = "to-
teacher who shall spell correctly ,e n
most words out of list of one hundred
nelnemoer this contest is Offered only
e'l'ners- Neither will the county ey.
'nineFs' nor any who drew nrizos Ias+
year oe permitted to compete t,,;- -. 60
Tow we suggest that you who 90, e'u,
LOUISIANA tuscany" Arkansas pen
and places ''plaices.n 90 70
io study, and see if you cannot 80
the dictionary. The spelling will tat
place on Thursday afternoon. also a.
election OF new officers. We hone 70 So.
all present Ex. Co>.,,+,,..
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kind attention. / now suggest that you
proceed to the transaction OF the busi-
ness that has called US together
At the conclusion Of the address the
following resolutions were passed.
ReSolced, That all petitions to the
Legislature be presented by the County
Organizations.
ReSOiced. That il il the senSe of this
Convention that We request the Presi-
dent Of tine State Executive Committee.
Mrs. McCabe, to call convention 10 be
held at Columbus sometime in January,
at which time all petitions shall b. pre-
>ented 10 the Legislature.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Auditor of State has received re-
ports of the grand duplicate for taxation
in the State from eighty-five counties.
The increase in the State since 1873 is
over s15, ,0OO, 900, bringing the aggregate
grand duplicate ia the State to 81, $50
600. Seventeen counties report falling
off in valuation, and sixty eight counties
show increase over last year OF the
counties containing large cities Cuyaho-
ga shows an increase Of 81, COS, 900;
franklin. 1892, 900; Lucas, SS07, 600;
Hamilton. decrease, SI,25O, 900. and
Montgomery 1892, 500, making the net
decrease in five cities, Cleveland, Co
lumbus, Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo
and their counties of S6j, 800. Clark
county and Springfield, increase. SSS2.-
600. and Summit county and Akron,
S394, 600; Trumbull county, S476, 600.
Holmes county shows the largest in
crease ofanyn not containing a city, $685.
900. Owing to the reduction of State
tax, for political effect, last winter of
three-tenths of a mill on a dollar. there
viii be a deficiency in the amount of
State takes collected, 10 be made ND by
loan or increased taxes.
Newspaper Row, of Washington, ID.
c., sent Butler dispatch of coincidence
on the event of his being bottled up
Butler won't hurl defiance at the s.fortv
tackass-power mud machine, as he calls
the press. $50 much as he used to did. -
Fernando Wood will probably he
candidate for Speaker in the next House
of Representatives
Joseph Medill assumed editorial charge
Of the Chicago Tribune on the 9th inst.
The recent elections have placed an
elephant on the hands of the Democra-
cy, and they are in a stew" as 10 what
they are going to DO with it.
Pho Mono Is again ILL., On the 9th inst.
as he was entering a hall to receive a
deputation of visitors, he tainted His
illness is not considered dangerous.
The great painting OF st. Anthony by
Murrillo, has been stolen from the ca
thedral of Seville, Spain. The portrait
was one of Murrillo's best works and
had an inestimable value
There was a cry of fire in church at
Montreal, Canada, last Sunday, in con
sequence of which 300 persons were
trampled under foot, and large number
injured.
1t is estimated that 81, 600, 600 is lost
10 the government by reason of washed
postage stamps. Some of the stamps
are used a second and even third time.
General Joe Hooker is suffering with
paralysis
Miss Charlotte Cushman made her
farewell appearance on the stage last
Saturday night at Booths theater, New
York Miss Cushman has been on the
stage forty-five years, and has achieved
n reputation that is worldwide.
The Cincinnati Enquirer wants Allen
G. Thurman to subside But the neph-
ew of his uncle won't do it,
The suit of the State of Ohio against
the sureties of Rush X. Sloane, for the re
covery of S46, 600. the amount of the bail
bond, came up in the Erie county court
at Sandusky, last Saturday, and was
argued by counsel. Judge Lane reserved
his decision. Sloane's bondsnen Offered
TO settle for $50. OOO but the offer was
refused
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Now AND THEN

Ii the Druggist offers any kind of herb
favored alcohol for dyspepsia, bilious
ness, or any other ailment, tell him that
you want medicine. not JGT- room drink
Ask him for DR. WALKER's CAIIFoRSIA
BITTERs, the best regulating prepare
ton known. and which you kHOJc Is free
from ".SGtGgs EliriF.r Reject all the
fiery TONES" and ''Appetizers, and
cling TO that remedy. There is no nedi-
cine that compares with it. no-6w4.
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HAVE You TRIED
JURUBEBA
Week. Nervous. or pebiiltaLsd?


Weak, Nervous, or DcGliitated?
are yOu . suEuiH that auy eZ-Tiion Te-
quiTeS Hnif co. go. -lrf Esssu yoC ieei cpab
. Of Hdk4Lg-
Thea Try JJRt BEBs ti-- =5usier,ui fsn-
ne ard inv fgOrsi Or. which Ts-- - tent felai-
ly on the secrstive Organs AZ TO in part yisOr 10
all the vitai toIces
II is no alcoholic appc. i1ar, which stimulate
for short time only 10 let sue sufferer fsl TO
a lower depth Oi misery, Out % il vegetable
to ic scsil 2 directly Ou The liver aIid -pleEL-
IT. TsEu'Hi-- the O.. WeIS.quiets he uerves
aEo g.Y-~ sEch healthy ton- 80 thr- whole
y stem A. to ~DoD D. aa- the invalid feel LA Q
new person.
IGsopersftOn ~ uSf violent. bu; j. char
seterlz-d Dy great ssnt4eue-s; the patent ex-
peFieiIcts II sudden change, 40 marGed results
bus gradua ally nis trouble
"Fold their tents. ike the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This - no new and unified discovery, but
has been long used with wonderful remer iai
Tesuits. and Is pronounced o. the hlZhe>t med
icai aui o. Tities. ''tiie mD~t powerful 10 &c and
altersi- I'VE kuuEn" ASz your druggist TOR IT,
For safe Oy o ULLER FULLER, Chicago, Ill
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-11-13
TABLE OF
Daily SiVilgEdt Compound Interest

Il viii be seen by the above table that only
- cents saved daily will amount in tea years
To S!:si. while 81 81 reaches the important sum
of so, sufficient To place one In business tor
himself. IL Is the duty of every person TO pro-
vide Tor cid age % rainy day, and how lew
there are who could not save one of the above
cunts by abstalning from the use OF cigars,
Laupipr. longer and better lIV e.. II you wish
10 i,alIZa the truth Of this statement Try the
IDi ilpys ing:
F9r-yeyy & igar and every Drink you
.ay Tor pHI equal amounG Into The
savings Department of this Bank Tor
Osse yeRr-
H.P.GAGE. President.
ALFGE&BE7 Cashier. sept. Is, lS74-3m