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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-25
The Cant of rmpos.or..-1 is 80 ohvio,

The Cant of EmpOstOrs.-It is so obvious
that physical and constitutional vigor is tho
best defense against disease, that even the vend-
ors of drastic purgatives advertise them as ton
les, stOmachics and invigorants, in the hope OF
c~nlisting the confidence of the public in the de-
vitalizing and pernici0us potions. 1t is amusing
to note how these impOst0rs initiate and copy
the language in which the medicinal properties
of HOstetter's Stomach Bitters are described.
Although the effect of their rasping evacuants
is to destroy the tone of the digestive organs
and the bowels, and to rob the system of it's vi
tai strength, they are unscrupulously recon-
mended to the weak and PROSTATE victims of
disease as stimulants! 1t is time this humbug
mot II very successful one it is true, thanks to
the mature common sense OF the American peo-
ple) was stigmatized as it deserves. Such mis-
chievous falsehoods should be exposed pro bono
publicO. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, be it dis
tinetly understood, is a stimulant. It has spir-
ituotis basis, and that basis is the vehicle which
ditfusesits notwithstanding principles through
every part of the system. The tonic, Alternative
and regulating ingredients of the Bitters would
be comparatively inert if they were not, 80 to
speak, carried to the localities where they are
required by the stimulating agent. Tho cant
which protests against the use Of a pure alco-
holic fluid, when employed as a means of Civ
ing full effect to medicinal extracts of the high
est utility, is the cant Of charlatanism. Every
Intelligent physician so characterizes it, and the
sick who are griped, convulsed and debilitated
by the nauseous and disgusting n~ostrurns of the
who put it forth, soon find to their sor-
row that it is a delusion and q snare. Hostel
ter's Bitters, the great sanitary stimulant of tho
age, is, in the truest sense of the words, a whole
vitalizing, renovating preparation.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-25
Kellogg Sits between McEmery
and PENN,
New Orleans Picayune, Sept. 10TH

That was quite a queer scene yester=
day in the Custom House, when Kel-
logg was sitting in Collector Casey's
office between McEnery and Penn, whilst
ON one side sat Collector Casey, Marshal
Packard, ex-Mayor Flanders, Gen.
Longstreet, b. f. Joubert and Blondin
g~is-d-Uis with DIR. Chopin, Col. Effng-
ham Lawrence, B. F. Jonas, D. T. Ken
ner, all engaged in an earnest discus
sion and consideration of the various
plans of deciding the vexatious question
of who shall go 10 the ST. Louis Hotel
and relieve the courteous and gallant
Col. Brooke of his elephant. It is GER
tainly to be hoped that such a combina-
ton Of counsellors will be able to solve
the knotty subject under consideration.
Col. Brooke, the good old Gen. Emory,
and the people viii be greatly relieved
when that solution is made, Hurry up,
gentlemen, and let us know under
which king Bezonian, we may live or
de-
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-25
z Might BECOME a Precedent.''

tAssociated Press Dispatches TO Western Papersl
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.-It is consid-
cred in official quarters that the late pro-
ceedn1gs in Louisiana do not concern
that State alone, but all the States in
the Union, as the recent proceedings
there, IL eountenanced by the General
Government, might become a precedent
in other sections of the country to the
detrimental OF the entire people, and might
stitlite military power for legal forms IN
the conduct Of the State administration.
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The Idea of Universal Medicine is
at last realized in DR.. Walkers Califor-
MIA Vinegar Bitters. This concentrated
essence of the finest medicinal herbs and
roots in the Western hemisphere, eradi-
Gates all diseases which have not under
mined the sources of vitality, and in
Chronic Indigestion, Nervous Headache,
Congestion of the Liver, Rheumatism,
Govt, General Debility, and innumer-
able ulcerous and scabiOus disorders, it
is a specific absolute and infauible.
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Up to noon last Wednesday about
$500 voters had been registered in this
parish-registration was then going on
at Plaquemine Brulee.
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This parish was more quiet than
it has been during the last two weeks.
The New Orleans fiasco did not disturb
our parish affairs, politically orotherwise
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WARD CONVENTIONAL convention
of the white people of this ward, called
by the Democratic and White League
parish committees, to elect delegates to
a parish convention next Saturday, was
held at the Courthouse here last Satur-
day. 1t seems there was two tickets in
the field, and they were voted for as
follows:
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rev. c. A. Frazee will reopen his
School on Monday next, 28th inst.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-25

An Eastern debating society is trying
to settle which is the hardest to keep, a
diary or an umbrella.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-25

Between Spinner and Bristow, the
formers oaths are the most sonorous,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-25

/. Sand0z 90, H. Latour 6, II. Hays Z,
G.. Toledano 3, d. B. Hayes, O.. H. VIC
let 3, A. j. Thompson 4, A. Perrodin 2,
o. Voorhees, s, E. p. Dejean 10, A. Gar
rigues /, L, A. Cook 2, J. NJ. Moore I, j.
j. Morgan I, H. L. Garland 1, A. Bailey
3, A. Sandoz II, DR.. Thompson Z, C.. J.
Thompson 4, HaBurr 3, J.. Pefferkorn 4.
Seventeen delegates elected-all De-
mocrats. The issue, we are informed,
was nominations or no nominations for
certain parish Offices and State Senate,
the Democrats being opposed to these
nominations and the White Leaguers in
favor of them.
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WHITE LEAGUE K

Z. T. Lewis a votes, NJ. G. May 78, L.
Hayes 70, G. F. Burr "a, A. P. Williams
"A, Alcee DuprG 76, F. D6jean IS, l.. Du-
pre- 66, j. Cochran 81, T. H. Lewis 81, S.
Mudd SO, S. Richard 6T.
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Gravity is no more evidence of wisdom
than a paper collar is of q shirt.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-25
%DEMoCRATIC K

3. A. Martel 90, J. D. GOnor 81, =
N6zat 81, J. H. Sand0z 1O1, j. H. Overton
So, JAS. Ray SO, Theo. CLachere 81, T..
Waiter 119, J. e. Roy SO, G. b. Andrus
9G, F. Perrodin SO, c. V. Richard 81, Eli
Mcdaniel 80, +. NJ. BOutte SO, NJ. La
vergne 81, N. Vilaseca SO, A. Lastrapes
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what the President Regrets.
Especial Dispatch to the Nsw York Herald,l

w 1Af ~ pAA tlNtI
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-It has been
agreed however, that all the troops that
a be spared from the Notifications
shall be distributed at designated points
in the South, and the artillery companies
at Pensacola armed with the best rifles
will shortly be ordered to New Orleans.
The President, it is understood, now
regrets that he did not heed the appeals
of those who had his confidence, and
have carried into effect several months
ago what in his opinion is now a neces-
sity. He thinks it would have been better
to have averted the troubles than to now
require the army to assist In bringing TO
laWless parties who m~isc0nstrued
what was only intended as kindness and
good will on his part toward the South.
A gentleman who landed from an Erie
express train attracted universal atten-
ton by the magniticence ofhis diamond
breastpin. He was supposed to be a
hickman from Niagara Falls.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-25
EDRENEZ

0RENEz
LIE REGULATEUR DU FOIE DU DIR. SIMMONS,
f. .. LIE REMEDE FAvoRT -
E FA S.
Cette Medicine sans rivale est guarantee po
contenlr aucune p~articule de Mercure, nj amc11nS
substance minerale iniurieuse, mails est
PUREMENT yEGETALE
contenant ces raGines ct herbes du Sud nu,,,na
providence toute sage a places dams lea naVs
on les Maladies dc Foie Sc font lie nius sapt{,
Eue guerra toutes les maladies causGes par Is
arrangement du foie ct DIES intestins. :,
LIE REGULATEUR DU ForE
MEDICINE DE SIMMONS
est eminemment un Remede de F~aplille. of s,
q .eaalG pre- pour toIts les cas- imprevus, on
pteVlendra de tongues heures de sOuffrances et,
plnsletlrs plastres pour sOins ct prescriptions de-
medeci1. "o
Apres Sen etre servi pendant plus lie quarants
ans, les persOnnes les plus maIGuantes eff lac
Plus dignes dc ooniance donnent fe tGmOiena9es
les plus ~tatteurs de son effcacite.
eminent medecfns lie recOmmandent cofnme
OH indigestion. O'"p0P'A"
Arm6 de Get a%ntidote, on pert. affronter sa,s
granite t9us les climats ct tous les changements
deau ct de nourriture. CONNIE remede dams
LES fIEFRES PERNICIEUSES,
E MALADIEs D'INTEsTTNs,
LINsOMNIE,
LA JAUNTCE,
La NAUsEE,
L l. Ma PAS D'EGAT.
C'est la Medicine la moins Contopso 10 n,n.
Pure ct Ia MeilIeure du Monde. o i@ pi'aS
ppEp APE cyz1r
J: H. ZETLIN d. Gle.
Macon George ct Philadelphia.
Prix, S1.OO la RouteiIlc.
EN- Vehte chez tous les Droguistes.
IL aolt
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Creating q Fee Bill of costs in crimino, o,so.
oe paid by the parish, and limiting the nnmher
OF witnesses in certain cases.
whereas, Section 1913 of the Revised Statutes
provides That " fees, salaries and expenses IN no
pad by the local authorities shall be fixed and
regulated by them" Be it ordained: IL"
aectlon l. 1hat the fees of Justices of the
Peace, III criminal cases, shall be as follows :"
For issuing a warrant, fifty cents,
T0f eaeh ulnmon for a witness, ten cents.
FOR taxing a deposition and writing the same.
For examination of an accused person and
writing the same, fifty cents. 7o1 Wv"
For taxing ~recognizance of party in cases re-
For taking bonds, fifty cents each.
Sec. 2. That the fees Of COnstahIeS shall In as
follows in criminal cases: -N- w "'
For executing a warrant, fifty cents,
For s~ulnnoning each witness, twenty-five
cents.
For conveying 9 person t jail, one dollar
one dollar. ~ -"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-23
@nfmnft 0es 5nnpferS nSrauns
Sdtfneid."

Der Oampfer ,Srauuihueig," Capt. ILL.,
0iitid), am 5. Otai pom SremeH unO AM s.
BON southampton Gbgefabreu erreiAte
geItern gtatmittag I'M 8 llbr feline 8erfte
QMf 2ocult= 8oint; CT bate ralGbes Netter uuo
i9le6tc @mOe wdbrenb Der Sterile; es famelt
weoer llnfdle, GoOe8faQe nod Sranfbetten
por.
Gr 5radlte 802 YaIagiere, oarufter Sch
pig 9tidter uno s. .. Wtart in Der Saliite.
Die gtanlcu Der 3miihenoeGS : Bai1a9tere
t6eilten mir bereitS NIT. Die 0tcbrjabl Der
@inmauberer iuo SGbmeu unb netit Nrbet
better; uiele iparcn in c5cdtiher Sra6t geflets
bet, ulO mar e5 ariiiant, 81 ieben, ME bieie=
uiger, sic nod feline gteger geieben, Sebtere
nit GROCER Neugicroe bctradteter. Giner Der
GrIteren uabm iOgar Den 0ut zines Jfe9erS
berunter, ba8 3aar b~eiielben ben InrueIeuoen
3eigeno.
Ser Qampier brahte uahitebenOe 2aOung:
pom 8reme1-6 8ulen glnuell, l Site &aKf-
maun8waarcu, , Ditto S4uupfta6uf, 4
StiidiGiicr g8eiu, 2 Ditto Gidorien, 30 &liten
lBlrTt, 20 StiidfGiier Blaumeu, 3 &iitcn
0tlIifzS nitrlmcute, Is htitO Sptclwaareu, ,
Ditto 8iiritc, l Ditto Saumuolcnmaarrn,
Ditto GemGlOe, / Ditto Dt%uiitnaGren, 3 Sal
len 2uupen, 100 6Gicr Gig NIB l Site
Silberuaaren; pom S~outbantpton - Or
boftc Nle, 100 Stidfdiier gter, 40 SalCn
6ele, l Site 5bec, l Site !~tabelll, l &lltC
0itte, 5 Ditto apotbeferlpaaren, ) Ditto Gro.
glen, so Solgn 6ele uuO 1881 Stitcn @ciB'
blen; non Sabre - 81 Badete GOufmannS.
mnnrPU
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~NrcnonhNcps Gcifc

1T Die feinlte, rcinitc mo bic ein5tge NIT 8orar
gclnahtc mciBe Seiie in bieieln Haube; 9auSs
frauen icQten niht periaumeut cieie wirtlif
treflide Stife 81 priiten, Die in allen s al
len mA Seife gebrauht mlro, ais oaS bill
liqfte unb bette 9{einiguugS Ytjttcl angemanot
merDeu lam, ~beiouoers fir mOlleuc Sader,
9cdeu, unterfleiOer IL. /. ~, Die nift rur
Oarua6 nitt ~eiulauien, ionN IN ans @cinuoe
belts . 8iidi6ten, inOem geraoe gSoae AM
2eitteIten Oitasmeu abiOrbirt unb Srant-
beitstofe meitcr trGgt, nidt oft unO OringcnO
genug ieOcr 6ausiran gum a~lgcmeincn @e.
broube empfobItu werOen fam, uno Snocm
reid)t 9~rspooppel'8 Setfe meiter, mdidt retrer
unO beiier, ais irgeno cine anoere Seife,
maht Die 8Gibe blenoeuo metB, &C.
iuno NIB Sutrdglih fir bic 9uut. Su alien
9GSen 1T 6ieiclbe 81 babeR; ieOeS Stiid picgt
elm poQcS BiunD rtO 1T 2Sm. 0rcpoOppePa
llnteriGrift auf Der Sciie II. auf Dem llmidla9
ab0eorudt. ahtet 0arauf (39-5l, 81-14S,
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NarftsSeri@te.
9aIttmore, ben p. Dlai

(Seriftet fGr ben r@orreipouoeuteu.")
@cbI- Souarofr. SamiIieH S7.90-sS,25; .tpsitz
Tides s. .00;' pellihes upper S4.50-5.j0; iueft. 5Gs
milten $7.00-S.25; rueftlthe5 extra S6.0O-s6.75.
-gSaiIen-g9ei6er iioIiher $40 $3.50; rotber
iioIthcr si.60 = $l.zS Defdider 9elbeF si.6j;
iUefttiher Si.j0.
&orn-NeiSes iioIibe5 9O-93 Gents; gelbes iaos
Iihes So 9t5; ipeilihes Si-S5 Gents.
yaumipoEe-DhoolesS orte 1879 9ts., oroirdre
90. II 9ts.; uieorigere @ra6e BON tt1z-t615Sts;
Bropiinnen- Ripp : Stife i0A 9ts,i. SGiu-
Ten i4-l5 Gents; SduItem 6s-l ets.i thiusej
Stumpf : SdpetneHeiid $3.50; 4rimG psitIitej
SdmaIS tt1 @ts. beites ratintrtes IN Ndften ii1s
-12@ents; better Fnbrtts 9iahms9die 16h Gents.
9utter-Roa $50 Gents; 6dBaeH 1928,
Gier-t5 Sts.
&aHee-oroiudrtr II 4-i7H; setpobuttder tsk.
1917 Gents; gutter t9-19A Cents; 4Srtma 2OT-2uA
Cts. giarEt iit1e.
3u6er-Stlt, 8uoer unb S6rnhen 1913 Cents;
y nsiBer fO% Gents; y aafiee iU9ents; ertro 9 go
@entsi Is gelber ga Gents; gel6er Der u%ieort9en
9raoe SA-9 Gents. Nidrit ItetiQ.
YlelaHe-@uba 9laub 35-3S 9eutsi 9toscoua6e
$50. Eorto Hico $50 @te.
Sgrup-Gbeicpsafe $50 Gents; MerbaRt5 .,
80 Gents; 3udersSprupe u 90 Gents. 9intlz
fraee Iebbaft.
IIbisfea-SobsR eine S0.q9-i 90.
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Geutiae Hubtianen

8r9ofer & 9ctpis, Mittoes 10 u6r, an Srt uRb
Stels bic beioen 9runbflGe Jir. 1919 uR6 1871, Srantz
Inns, Gte Der Sasperftrase, ii bel 50 6ut . Son,
uernen 9ebauoeH bebaut uuo elmer @rInomtetbe
bon $3.50, fonie etuer Original : 9runomietbe BON
SIC uHteIfuorieH.
on Srt uuo Stele ben SduofB oes 3rn auguit
Douglas, ungeidbr3 9ieilcu uon Der Std0t uno ~
Nieile bonn 0ruio : 6il { BGrte 9eIeneH. AZ qfer
eutAditeHo, ionic cine SaHoltcae on Der Sdoieite Der
Reiicrstorner Surapite, uHeefdbr 10 aier entbal=
tend. NiGu iehe Die Autiioasz aljCiSe!
SteielbeI gtGdmtttaes 3 u6r an DIT uHo Stele
oGs 9ruHeitid Sir. D, Carlton, nabe Tcpetteitr.,
osl 90 SuB, mItetaen 2ie96 sfelnetnen Sso9naaule
terlporfen.
g. z. Sbomas i Comp. 9iorBsns 10 ubr in
Sir. is, SlosS5Gries0r WotelH, 16 Nahmdittneu
uuo perlbieoeHe Badgen.
Z. y. 9cnnet s @ornp. Niorgens 80 ubr in
9tt. Is nno 30, Siio @bGrlesfr., eiegGnte Nobeln
uab N0uegerdtbc.
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Ornn0finfnthnms- ilrbrrtraannarn.

Sno. Sappter an Suo. Sourig 1auien @runoita6
SuooltSSte Der NGm6ur9z uH6eeG6enbaufr., 16XJii
$2200. @ruuomiet1e sac.
y. Sepil an VI. NluIer, @ruub itid an Der @citz
iette Der GoeR=, rahe %9bewitr., lix9+; 5000. 9runo@
miet9e 500.
S. Sames unb frau an G6aS. 81. 9oous, gruu0z
ttild an bet Shoiette Der D~iouumentftr., S1.6Xl57.6i
$500.
u. @ouIo, Jun, C., an anorelp 9eio, @ruuohGd
g%toroiette Der 9eathz, nahe Sobnionitr., 1.55x19l.i;
So, 100.
VI. e. glider an y. .. gitGer, G5ruuoFid Bsftz
iette Der Popplctou<, u0be Jtdmiapitr., lilo 5-12x
81; $500. grun6mist5e S2S.
rFrauttin : Sei9= uuo eaaoz9omp." an Sno. 9.
Stief. &C, 8runbIad 8cftieite Der Qurbam5, nabe
Uilbtiouitr., 1850; SG7i. 9muomietbe S2f.
u. Stebti al VI. SGIabes sl050. 9ruu0mtet9c
500.
Gat1e 6oro an gBm. Seuuu, @ruubfid Sibieite
Der 9ort=, uabe 9barIesfr., t2.tx56.6; $3.50. 9runoa
mietGe $i2.tU.
S. 9. Stewart &C., on Q. e. Garnsr. elm @runO=
md oil Der ~@oIumbto@, maize @morpitr., ~16.6NIo;
$500,
III. Df. ~9lin9roie, &C., an 5uo. g. Ylc9ulou9b,
@ruuoIIt Snoieits Der Wbitez, ndbe AnttpfroBe,
Xix 50; $500 GruRomtetbe $2S.
s. 9tdier, &C., an Suo. Abel, 9rGuoftIit gtoroiette
atice Auueitr., uabe argpIezauep, 2Jx75i $500.
@ruromtetbc S23.4G.
u. 9. @ntoetp an e. Smttb, @runoItld Siiooitz
gde Der luious uuo BeHnipluduiGz4oe,, 1i.2xJOi
500. @runomtetbe $t6.
Aler. gearlep, Jun, &C., on $. y. e. NllioH,
@runoflt SibiUefzGfe Der DruiozGiazIpeHue u
Wloiberitrabe, 20XlUu; $2333.33.
6. 9irfer on 9. Ginter unb 6rau, @raHofltOf7
ieite Der Gseas, Rabe Wiulittnffr., 29x7J; 5000,
SruRomietbe S2S.
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Gh,iHsnnmriMtrm.

Vic Sarte nN{o89te porton' Ian8te AoaneflIa8
pom bier in GeHua on.
Ser &empfGr q. ). @ohran" lam seftern pom
9%tsU6erH, 9t.z@. bier an, uno Der Sampler $50
mes u. Garp"liei am Ytoutagc Don Baltimore oas
ielbit elm.
Ger 9ampfer rGeor9 appoto," Capt. 2opelano,
trdf poraeitern pom baltimore in Bottom Elm.
Ser 0ainpfer ramericu," Capt. Staupe, clarirte
oetern pon SapaauG6, Ga, nab Baltimore.
Ser Buuoesoampfer u6iconbero9a," Capt. Neuz
i6au, pom Yiorfolt, Sd, nab 9epS28eit, 6la., bes
fimnlt, tam seicrn Die 6heoe berab uuo cling Dor
Der 8efuns Ytouroe uor anier, nm heute be 6abrt
fortjuieteu.
Sic 8orte ,2eOHs" troi 9eiteru uOn bier in Bel
Frft SfrInuN Gin
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Or. z. 2nrnnea.


Berfaier Der Science Of Life" nOieoBinilben 4bs
banoluu9en lber Setratb" u. /. 10, fam in iriner
permduenteH Wo6uung,
-g&r. 148, Weit-9onbarbtraBe,
Sptiden 6dHOoerz uRo S9arpRraBe,
I'm JIatb befra9t iueroeu.
Or. SGcques bat SsuGnBt9Sabre ieiner Brari5 Der
9ebaH6lung uno Sctluug Der
neroofen 2ranfbetten, meIde BON pbAEfdee
S6wahe, oerbraud5ter 2ebensfraft, 9liba
braudI oee S1itentS uuo aElen GHoeren o1s
Sn geborenoen SranfBeftcR
eutipriu9en, 9eptomct, uHo %oieieIben gu ieineu Spea
~5ialitdteu 9emddt,
Die n0leOical Zines" idgt: uDr. Sacaues' Be
baubIuu9szSpien oGs Reiultat BON BDnRJtg SGba
zen efol9rei6er Yrart5, unterihciOet ib BON alien
auoeren i'm geuc5nlthcu 9ebrauhe, uR6 recom=
maubtrt ih Den 2elbCnoen at5 bic etn5ige Guene
Der 2tubgTuuQ. Biele G5 uu5eitbGr ertlGrte Hdlte
fup ourh feline eriot8reide 9eitmtttet beiiegt wora
oen."
SprchFunbrn BON 10 biS 2 ubr gabm. uub pom
bis 8 ll1r a5eHos; Souutus5 nur BON 10 his 2 u9r
Nadmttta8s. (april16,f9y
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Serofula fann acDctlt spcrSen!
33nCaNdlia

turirt gcroIula, Rbeulratismue, Gb8pepfe, 6eeins
nenoe ausSe4rung, 9ranI6eiten Der Seber nno Der
HiereH, Sduttrantbeiter uuo ale Seioen, Delde pom
Der uHretnlibteit oes BIute5 berribren.
NiGu leie ~iotgenoen Brief oe5 Sra. U. 9. Sarotng
bon J1ihmouo, SG.:
,aa Die Giseutlimsr Der oToiaoaIis"!
9ReiHe Serren !-Sett 10 Sa9ren leioet meiHe 5rau
I6on an G1gemeiuer Sbmdhe nit elmer Sinneiguug
in BGieriudt. sur iel6eH 3eit bate Ie and Anidle
bon suHgeu : Serblutuugen uno in Der EbGt Gle
Sumptome BON ShlUin0iu6t. Gle ueriudte uteIe
uno perihieoene 6eilmttteI, ieood obue GrfoI4, bis
lie Den @ebrouh Der "R 0 iaoaliS" anfiRg, NOS
burh, uahoem lie eintge 6IGi1eu etuBeuommeu, fe
gu i5rer friiberen @eiunobett uub Stdrte 3uriidgea
iiibrt mur6e uno ieet Elm BID BON oolt9er 9eiunoz
bett lit. ni o 40 atis III Elm SGusIanbzgBort bel
uHs uuo u~niereu JladbGru."
Gir empian9eH td9tih Gertiftate pom RerioneH
aus oneH 9egenoeu, uno uniere NieoiStu Dir0 pom
ben geIhidteteH AerSteH biei9er uuo ouoerer Stdote
Der Geretnigteu Staqten oeri6rte6eu. DiGn mug fe
nur ueriuhen, nm Oou tBrer 9eiltrait i~6er;cu5t gu
lperoeu. gu baben bel alien 9roguiiteu.
Clements & Gomp., giseut5lmer,
(aprilii ,i.a .2.,fS) ytr.j. 9ommcrceir., Baltimore.
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9ia6rt6t miro 4iermit aeseben, oab iluterietbneter
8olmaft sur Serwattun8 bes 9a6taiie5 bes albier
perforbeusu 4uoreas prea erbaIteR Dat. aue,
bic 6Oroerln9eH an oleieH giGblaB babel, ipsrz
8ele9eu i~patefens bic Jum 80. 9tou. IA etn5ureihen
nno gelteno Su mabeuy ooer 81 9eu1rtigen, oGB fe
tbrer Gnipri6e on bteien NablaS 9eleyIth fir per.
an 6ieieu NdhIaB Su MAIDEN habeg, Werosn bgSrr<
NIT ouf9eforoert, iot6e unpsy1hgttdj an n1ter,eifs
Hste Su tetttsni no set 10 Nib Seri6tlt6 slagss
hrttten.
Qtg,6,22,S) Sobaun g@rIies, abm.
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mr. Shnmns Gnnfs.

Gbef Der 6irma s. & 3. Goats (Saummol.
pools 6abritanten) IN Yaislep, SdOttlanO,
ut wegeu ieiner berUOrrugenOen 2eiiung 0uf
Dem @ebiete Der SuSuitrie nit benz Sitter
treu5e oes Srans-S Oiepb8, SrOenS ousge5eiA-
net worbeu.
(l23) (gtcue8 @iener &a9blatt, 8ien.)
SeutI6Gr SrOcm Der y@atn9ari.
grfuriiou am PfingfsS Ountage, bcn "a,
Mal, mad gMonumental 0Ubtn9 g.
@roUe." (l09-23)
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sg~ Ser riibmlidit befanntc ScutSde

SOric5cr, Sr. Sr. N0B pom Srant.
furt, liei't mor9en abenO in Der rGermGnta
MGuncrtors6aQe" iiber ben ySeufel in Der
@ai1itte." 9r. Map'S &orleiungsn iInO
tieiOurhoahte, meiiterbafte Arbeitcn, wel6e
cine bobe 8ll0ung unO groBcS Sdriftitcllerz
Salent perratbcn; baB er e8 uerftebtr b~teielbcn
and in geeigncter @eiie 81 Geb0r Su brtn9en,
bafiir biirgt Der 9tubm ais &orleier, wel6er
linn bon 9eutidlanO uuO NewsDOr poraltSs
9ebt.
Esg~ 9cntId,eS @eIo unS @ed)Scl
biGigit III babeu bel ~. SGnamTer I'M
uOeHtideu 8aufQebGuSe," Gde Baltimore
unb 9oaiOapltraBe. Ser. ct. = &eliepafe
prompt beiordt. (l23l
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9ta i,tnac 9cmte.-sd,neae SetInno.

9tt1 tttn9c &cttte.-SG ltteuc IS etIuuas
Gintge Der auBeroroeutHdfcn 9uren, Die iemdls
betauHt 9epoIoen iiRo, ipur6en bon 8r, s.. VI. Sobna
ron 6eWertfeat8t. Yiele, bic on Sdmdhe In benz
4ideu unb in Den @lieoerH, on @bmcrSeu i'm RopIe,
Cblpdhe ees au9enttdtes ODER S6ninoel, Bertua
Der NtHsfeltruit, 9erSIopien, ueruoier Rei5bofett,
Wingeuihndfe, %oGgemeiHer Snttrdituug, Gpmptos
men Der S9pln6iuAt, Sltneen In ben Sbren, grOs
beG Eerooftaty Shoom, @rrot9en &C, pom ieueu gee
%fdbrliteR. 6ot9en 6e9lettet, Die 70 Sebr gefir6tet
iDeroen, lttteu, fuuroep pUn Or. ). g~cbetit.S@6enio:
8ertult oe5 @e2G6iniHes, Gerfuirrung Der Sheen,
@eoridtheit Der @ei1estrdfte, boIe abnuugen, Hbs
netggas Dor @sielIaGit, Su6a nab GiRiGmieit,
GttBtraueR se8eu itA ielpE, 6urttiamteit &C.
che.
gerAelrotbete &srionen oocr iuuge 9idnner, 'fueIhe
f9 gu perc9eli6en bedbH9ttgGH, uHo Die ii6 tbrer
pksriheu S9pahe, Der Jierooftdt, Der Rets6artcIt.
oeS SeIJttopIeus, Der or9Gutiden SbtUd1e, nerooier
Ab9eIpQuut6ett ODER du6erer Sei0en beuukt fn0
tonneH iAnea gebetlt iperoen.
@iUeSurp trotRuHerb alb IN eicr & Hos
9GrduttrJ ebe bic &rGufbeit Die Berbe<rn1o SSsS
Sqitems b~esinnt. "
geriouCu, Die ibre geiunbbeit r%uipireu. ibrs 2eit
onrt bic unanaernefere SebGAoGuna Ron ianof9ns
ten Gladlolbern per8euoen, bic Sg0ntbeit bIrd, 6ns
tootll9e GIT oes lnefiilbeYs &c. beb1n6eln 2ni,Sn
unb enour9 l1limne Eei6en oes &opfeS. Der g{nfs
ooer Saut, Der Seees, Sun9e, oes alGaens unb urs
tertetbS 9eT6eitR4ren, ioQten iofort fh mcIbeu Bel
9r. SohuStnu,
TN SaItimoTer 9odsSofpitaI.
tSap2719l Cttee 9sr. = eAh areDerfdtr.
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SemtI6e mn0 ct0ltf6c 2dlmle4
&. &naOD,

gfe RON Soutoap > Strabe uno Orange
Slep.
Cs nlr6 BON Ju6If eebrern ooufdnbieer IeoIe,
Gpra6z, Ghreibs, @eiangs uuo 3eihneuz n,aterribt
ertbellt. Setttonen i'm SranJofide1 mo 9atetniiten,
Iopie I'M @lauIeripieIen; oIi SerIausen be6rctiber
ilnterriht In peri9ieoenen 3Iaien. Ghr fpcibltbe
Qrbeiten 1T etnc sebrertn ou9eftclt. Bit Der S&nis
In cine 5urnaRitdlt pertnipit; aud nerosH S9ileI
In 9uit uno So9i5 9enomme1.
9td6sre austnnif ertbeiIt Der BrjuSjpal Der anfalt,
4. @saapp, Gde BON 9oatcGpfrGfe uub Orange
Aatn. (s5antiSl