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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-11

NO.
PY THE SUCCESSORS OF e.. e. CIR.
- ARDEY l. CO.-Nicholas J. HOey Auctioneer-
once No. IL Exchange place.-SATURDAY, April 10,
1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and
Aucioneers Exchange. on Royal street, by virtue
Of An order OF the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated March IA,
1874, will be sold by public auction
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon. in the Third
District of this city, i'll the square comprised be-
tween Greatmen, now Dauphine, Spain, Poet and
Casacalvo now Royal streets. designated ~ lot
No. 9. and measuring 81 feet front on Greatmen
now DauphDe street. BY l!0 feet in depth, being a
portion OF lot No. l42 the original plan of said
suburb.
Terms Of Sale-Cash on the spot and purchaser
to assume payment of all taxes for this wear 1874
Act of sale, at the expense OF the purchaser be-
fore George W. Chrlsty. ESQ, notary public.
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p TIE SCETEs SUEtH OF c. Z. CIKI Z
ID DEFY n Co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. HOev auc.
tioneer-ofice No. II Exchange Place.-SATCRDAY,
April H. 1914, at twelve o'clock L. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, on Royal between Ca
nal and Customhouse streets in this city of New Or
leans. by virtue of order of the honorable the
Parrish court Of jefferson parish State OF Louisiana
ton
CERTAIN FARM PROPERTY. with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon situated on the Ne.
taire road in the parish etfersoa and composed
of the whole OF squares Nos IL and 49, and the
ehalf OF squares Nos. l0T, f03, ILL., H. lis and
l6, on the original plan of the of Bath as per
plan by J. Il. Dreux civil engineer dated fifteenth
of May, 1873, on exhibition at the Auctoreers' Ex
change
Terms of saie-Cash on the spot and purchasers
to assume payment of all taxes said PROPERTY for
the year 1874.
Act of sale st the expense of the purchaser be-
fore Frederick Deibel, ESQ.,, notary public in Car
rollton- milo Fl 2S sp4 ii
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AUCTION SALES,
BY the Successors of G. E. Girardev
& Co.
IMPROVED SIXTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.

SUCCESSION OF MARY UTTER, DECREASED WIFI
OF CHARLES WAGNER
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TCHOUPITOULAS STREET PROPERTY BIZ
TWEFN LAFAYETTE AND GlROD STREETS,
AND NEAR HUNTER STREET.
SALE IN PARTITION

THOMAS NJ WALSH VS.. PATRICK W. WALSH
NATURAL TUTOR, EFT AL.
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THREE LOTS or GROUND on ST. ANDR EW
BETWEES PRYTANIA AND COLISEUM
STREETS,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE SEC.
OND DISTRICT, CORNER OF CONT ASD
FRANKLIN STREETS, AND ON IRENE, NEAR
CONT STREET.
SUCCESSION OF EUSABINE KLINE, DECEASED
WIFE OF JOHN L. DOLIN
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No. sc. $780,
DY THE SUCCESSORS OF G. K. CIR.
ID ARDkY CO., Auctioneers-NicholasJ Hoey
Auctioneer-O Office No. Il Exchange pace-SATUR-
DAY. May g. 1874, at twelve O'clock NJ. at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange on Royal street
between Canal and CustOmEouse streets by virtue
of an order of the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, will be sold by pub
lie auction in the above entitled matter the fol
lowing described property, to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the
Improvements thereon, situsted in the Faubourg
Avart, in the Sixth District of this city of New Or
leans, in square No. II of said faubourg original
plan. square No. 1885, new plan, bounded by Jer-
sey, Laurel, Eelcastle and Dufossat streets said
lots Of ground are designated by the Nos. and 2,
and measure, each, 80 feet front on Jersey street
by ITO feet in depth.
Terms-One-ha cash, and the balance on a
credit of one and two years, for notes secured BY
mortgage on the property, bearing interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from date OF sale
until final pay ment; the buildings to be insured by
purchaser and policy transferred TO the holder of
the notes; notes to be divided into coupons. if
necessary, and purchaser to assume payment of
all taxes for 1874.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser be.
fore Ernest Commagere notary public.
arg l. < u,y1Q
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SALE IN PARTITION

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No SO .832.
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SUCCESSION OF ROBERT DAVID MAcLI

LEvEE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
ON TCHOUPTrOULAS STREET CORNER OF
TCEOUPITOuLAS AND THIRD STREETS
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN HACKETr.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS I2O.
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CHOICB WELL IMPROVED SQUARES IN THE
SIXTH DISTRICT. FRONTING ST. CHARLES
AVENUE. IN BURTHEvILLE AND HURST.
WILLIE.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN TABO
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1888.
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SUCCESSION OF
CHI ROSELIUS

By the Successors of e. K. Girurdey &
Co., AuctiOneers..
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Or!esos-
No. 36, i}3.
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RY The SUCCESSORS OF G. X. CIR.
- ARDEf CO.-NichoasJ. Hoey Auctioneer-
Office No. IL Exchange place.-SATURDAY, April
IL, le14 at twelve O'clock NJ, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, on Royal street by vir-
tue OF an order ofthe honorable the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated March 10,
1874. will be sold by public auction
TIE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF FOI1R LOTS or
GROUND, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, III the Sixth District of this city, oesg.
mated as lots Nos. 4, S. Il and Is, in the square
bounded Jersey. Laurel, COnstantinople and Maren.
20 streets Lots Nos. and adjoin each other
and measure each 80 feet front on Jersey street.
py 10 feet inch in depth, and lots Nos IA and Is
adlon each other land the above lots in the rear
and measure, each, 80 feet front On Laurel street
by Us feet inches in depth.
Terms OF Sale-Cash on the spot.
ACTS OF sale at the expense OF the purchasers be.
lore Ernest Commagere, ESQ.,, notary public
mill % % ap4 ii 10
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DY TIE SUCCESSORS OF c. Il. CHE

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Sc SOL.
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SUCCESSION OF THOMAS ?. WHITE.
THOMAS D. WHITE EFT AIS. vs. GEORGE HES Ry
WHITE, MISOR-SUIr IN PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1926.
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AUCTION SALES.
By the Successors of G. e. Girardey
& Co.
,BD PROPERTY IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS CASTAIN0.
by The SUCCESSORS OF c. Z. CIR.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. Alb
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SUCCESSION OF SARAH HALL. DECEASED W
Oy RAYMOND DE-LA-CRUZ
DYTnE SUCCESSORS OEC.E.GIRaR.

Parish Court OF the Parish of jefferson State
Louisiana-No. 29G.
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AUCTION SALES,
BY the Successors of G. E. Girardey
& Co.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM LOW.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 36, i67.
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PROPERTY ON vERRET STREET, ALGIERS.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN B. LEMIRE.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. SO, 1855.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. JOHN Nj. BURCEARDr
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Second District Court for the PARISH of Orleans
Nc. IS $50,
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BRICK BUILDINGS on FRONT AND kRATO
STREETS AND CORNER OF FRONT AND
ERATO STREETS.
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Thus done and passed in my Office at the CITY of
New Orleans on the day, month and year herein
first above written. in presence Of Messrs Alcee j.
her aud Henry H. ker, competent witnesses, who
hereuntO sign their names, together with said an
bearers and me- notary, after due reading.
ALCEE J. KER,
HENRY Il. KER
ROBERT J. KE9, Notary Public
anil IS 25ny2
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FARM PROPERTY ON THE MkTAIRIE ROAD I
AUCTION.
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l. THE LOT OF GROUND. with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, in the square bounded
by Canal, Customhouse. Basin and Franklin
streets measuring about 81 feet II inches front on
Basin street, like front gu Franklin street and
1877 feet 01s inches deep and front on Custom house
street. the said property forming the corner OF
Basin, Customhouse and Franklin streets The
Improvements comprise on the corner of Basin
and Custnmhouse streets. a double two.story and
attic frame house. with kitchens etc. ard on the
corner of CustOmbOuse and Franklin streets a
double two story frame house, with two.story
kitchens, etc. With proper attention secure and
prompt tenants at highly remunerative rates can
ALWAYS be had for this attractive property
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-17
Professor Rivo,s.

From the Charlestown (AIuryland)
Transcript We learn that the exercises
at the annual cum msnoement of Wash.
ington Colleges. ut that place. were OF
unusual interest. Professor Rivers,
known 80 long aud 80 favorably in con-
nection with the South Carolina Col
lege. has been professor in this
institution for the last year, aud is u
decided acquisition to it. He worthily
represents in q sister State the charac.
ter OF our people, the learning Of our
scholars and the skill OF our teachers
On the evening before the commence.
ment proper, he delivered an address
before the Mount Vernon Literary So
oiety, on "she connection of epic poems
with the history of the times in which
they we're written" and on the public
day, practical discourse on eduoa-
tional matters, which is to be published
in the Transcript. We are pleased to
hear of the SUCCESS OF ON old friend,
and of the high consideration felt for
him in his new home.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

ASS<AASAN5
To the Editor o. the Phenir-SIn
You copy, in your issue of this morn
ing. a quotation from the remarks
made by Judge Maokey in sentencing
q prisoner in Lancaster County, u few
days ago, concluding with the follow
ing words:
II do. therefore, in the name OF
violated law, protest against Executive
clemenoy being extended in this case
by the Chief Magistrate, F. J. Moses.
Jr.. who has 30 prostituted the pardon
ing power as to make the administsa-
tion Of the criminal Inv mockery oi
ustioe and convert the broud seal OF
the State into symbol of approved
crime."
It ia proper to state that the records
of this department show that of the
forty-one pardons and communications
granted by Governor Moses during
his term of Office to persons convicted
in Judge Maokey's Circuit, twenty.
eight of them were granted on the
written application of Judge Mackry
himself. Very respectfully. your ooe
dieht servant. L. j. NOAH.
Assistant Private Secretar,.
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Governor Moses and Judge Mackey.
As an act Of Justice, having copied
the remarks Of Judge Maokey referred
to. We publish note sent to US from
the Executive Office. in reference to
the number of pnrdons granted in the
Sixth Judicial Circuit. II shows that
out of forty one pardons and commu-
tations. Judge Mackey personally ap-
piled for twenty-eight. This does not
help the Governor ut all; but it shows
that Judge Mackey aided and encour-
aged him in that course of reckless
pardon which he now so stoutly CON
demns.
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THE FORMATION OF TAX UNIONS
THROUGHOUT THE CITY A1eotiu rs Of
tax payers were held last night in the
several wards for the purpose of form
ing Tax Unions. The proceedings
were harmonious. and in all the wards,
excepting Ward S. an organization
was promptly effected. It now re-
mains for the taxpayers to come into
the Unions. All taxpayers who desire
"the reduction of taxation and the
honest appropriation and expenditure
of the public funds." are eligible to
membership. Applications must be
addressed to the Executive Committee
of the Unions. There is no reason
why the membership of the Tax
Unions should not be trepled und
quadrupled at their next meetings.
Charleston Ne,cs and Courier.
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Their. is great reason to fear that the
partS of moral ideas is losing it's hold
upon Hurper's Weekly. In the lust
number OF that journal, Mr.. Mast,
whose caricatures have often brought
the g"nial grin to the Republican
oouutenance. has II picture which we
are afraid will be regarded by the
faithful as ''disloyal" It represents
Grant orouching in the Presidential
chair. On the table is a paper marked
Richardson as Judge OF Claims, and
on the floor scroll. inscribed "Shep.
herd rejected by the Senate. by on
overwhelming majority" Columbia,
with curved lip and an expression OF
the utmost contempt, is leaving the
room, but turns to point the finger oi
soorn at the cringing Executive. The
inscription is: Don't let US have any
more Of this nonsense. It is a good
thing to stand by ones friends; but
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One after another the "Kings of the
Turf" ure led limping from the track,
never to return. The mighty exer-
tions to which they are put to compass
mile in u minute and fow seconds
over, destroys the tension of the mus
cles and breaks the ligament when its
elasticity has left it. Harry Bassett,
Longfellow and half dozen other
noted racers, have. within the last two
years, retired with swollen pasterns,
md their names are no longer seen in
the "entries." On Friday, the favorite
of the season, "Tom Bowling" broke
down at Monmouth Park, and was sent
to his stable with swollen fore.leg.
We believe that this is the fourth valu-
able horse that has been disabled at
Monmouth Park during the present
meeting.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-17

FIRES MIR. John Perry. living near
Liberty Hill, met with the misfortune
to have his dwelling house, kitchen
and some OF his furniture destroyed
by fire one day last week. Tho fire
occurred il the deg time and was acc.
dental. The Clubhouse of Rev. G. A.
Plyler, in this County, was struck by
lightning on Sunday evening, 9th in
slant, and the house, together with the
contents, totally consumed. The house
contained gin. thresher, fan, and
about 600 or 700 dozen bundles of
wheat and oats. Loss estimated ut
81 ,200.-Lancasier Ledger.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouE

UNITED STATES DIsTR1Cr Court,
CHARLESTON, July 15-Judge Bryan
presiding.-The petition of the Bank
OF Charleston National Banking Asso.
ciation for adjudication of bankruptcy
in the matter of James McConkey was
called. On motion OF the petitioner,
Col. @. II. Simonton, counsel for the
defendant, (McConkey,) read peti.
tion OF review to the Circuit Court,
and moved continuance of the case
till the appeal was heard. After hear.
ing counsel, the court took till
Wednesday noxt, July %. to decide
the question submitted, and tho case
WAS continued until that time.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. l.. Owens-Cow Taken Up.
Mrs. s. 8. Gouldsmith-To Rent.

Wheeler House, jenkins. Augusta;
j Mcdowell, Clarendon; ] l. Richard
son and wife, Sumter; w E Seward,
Baltimore; G A Hammer, @ nj Doug
lss. Gadsden; r Singleton and wife,
Acton; F Goodrich, Conn; J L
Browning. Charleston; E 8 Hayes,
Lexington; l. s Vim, Atlanta; o NJ
Dantzier, Winnsboro; T 81 Cooke,
Greenville; w A Bradley. Augusta; J
Strahan, Savannah.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 16. 1874
Hendric Houses A Condict, N Y;S
N Rierson, a S Barnes. NC; w A
Cooper, Miss B Witherspoon, Miss F
Witherspoon, 8 D johnston Sumter;
r 8 Moore. W r Smith, J W Wilson,
D Keels, J W Pomatt, ] Keels, T j
Sessions, Mrs Nj E Wilson, Miss ] L
Hudson. Miss NJ Hudson. Miss A E
Wilson, Va; Miss Lille Durham. j FL
Moody, Marion; l. @ Rollins, j Wem-
berberg, D r Keels, Mayesville; John
Hallford, Timmonsyille; K Penning-
ton, L Rham, FairSon's Depot; @ A
Rast, D II Rush, r T Keels, Orange
burg; John B Robinson, s C; Nj A
Bland, Rowe's Pump; Miss @ A Jones,
Spartanburg; T III Bamberg, wife,
three children and servant, Bamberg; !;
e A Able, E A Brown, W II Able,
Fairfield.
Columbia Rote!---T s CIarkson, N G;
E 81 Brooks. city; ] 8 Land, Green
vile; a G Kopps, Samter; D Mayloy.
Cheraw: j " Ferguson, Darlington;
W Sprinkle, N Q; A j Frederick, 8 G;
J F Newman, J D Stoney, Charleston;
Mrs l. O Hardy and children. Sumter;
J e Byrd. Timmonsville; @ K Knowles,
oity; w Cohen, Pa; Ohas A Claafun,
Charleston; Mrs Frederick, Miss Fre-
derrick, Master Frederick, s @; G E
Reab. Ga; Med Arledge, N @.
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Apesition for pardon has been re-
ceived. at the executive Office upon
which one Of the names of tho signers
ia Screen Corn Cobb"
A oolored man. named Hall, com.
mitted suicide by jumping into a sink
In Druid Hill Park, Baltimore.
Oortina, the bandit of the Rio
Grande. is at it again.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-17

The sea is the largest OF all comete.
ries, and it's slumberers sleep without
monuments. All other grave.yards, in
all other lands, show some distinction
between the great and small, the rich
and poor; but in the ocean cemetery,
the king and clown, the prince md
peasant, are alike undistingushed; the
same wave rolls over all-tho same re-.
QUEEN by the minstrels of the ocean is
sung to their honor. Over their re-.
mains the same storm beats and the
same sun shines, and there, unmarked 4.
the weak and powerful, the plumed
and unhonored, will sleep until awak.
ened by the same trump.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-17

BILLS OF THE BANK OF THE STATE
FOR TAXES. We understand that in
the canes before Judge Grahnm he
has ordered 7nandan,us TO go against
the County Treasurer. to receive these
bills for taxes due to the State.
Charleston ,Neacs and Courier.
Charles Girtean. lawyer, has
brought libel suit for 500, 900
against James Gordon Bennett, of the
Herald
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-17

We PUBLISH TO THE WoRLD-The
remarkable medicinal properties of the
"Qneen's Delight" No medicine is
40 we'll known aud recognized among
eminent physicians as q valuable thera-
peutic agent az the Qneon's Delight
Some doctors think 1t ranks next to
calomel in its Alternative powers. a
learned doctor thus speuks of it:
QUEENS DELIGHT" seems to exert
power upon every cell anil molecnls of
the body. and modifies their func-
lion and condition. It reaches both
the fluids unl solids, and impresses
upon them curutire influence une-
qualed by any other medicine In
chronic diseases Of the throat, there is
no agent compared With it in value. It
relieves the cough, obyiates the night
sweata. improves the appetite, aud
often induces return to health under
the most unfavorable circumstances.
In consumption and bronchial dis
eases, the use of "Qneen's Delight"
has been marked with signal advan-
tage. Queens Delight manifcsts de-
cided Impression on the mucous NOM
braues. changing their condition by its
Alternative powers. rheumatism, both
acute and chronic. obey promptly the
searching powers Of this medicine;
aching limbs and back cease to tor
ment, comfort and health is restored.
In diseases Of the liver, spleen,
bladder and skin, the Queens Delight
may be used with great benefit. For
the cure Of any Of the many diseases
incident TO The summer season, it can-
not be excelled, and we would recon-
mend every family to have q bottle Of
it in the house at all times, in case Of
sudden sickness. It is no whisksy or
vinegar preparation. but pleasant al-
terative tonic, which has cured thou
sands and kept tens OF thousands in
good health. For dyspepsia and weak
stomach, the liver and kidneys, coughs
and sore throat, the lungs ond splitting
of blood, loss of appetite. sick head
ache. diarrhOA and dysentery, fever
aud ague. bilious fever, cholera morbus
and cramps, palpitation OF the heart,
broken-down nervous system. neural
gin and rheumatism, purifying the
blood. inflamed and sore eyes, when
caused by the impure state of the
blood. Be sure and oall at Heinitsh' q
drug store, and get bottle OF his
great medicine. Prepared only by E.
II. HElNITsH, druggist aud chemist.
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proletaire, raises up body OF men to
COLLECT aud squander taxes OF which
they pay no appreoiable part, turns
back the course of civilization and
refinement. atifes education end
brings barbarian over theland.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-17

A NATIONAL CERTIFICATE -Among
the medicinal SUCCESSES of modern
times. Hostettet's Stomach Bitters has
been one Of the most remarkable. Its
popularity il unprecedented, but can.
no: be oalled astonishing, inusmuch US
nn man Of common sense is aatonished
that the most Effective and wholesome
tonic and alternative sciences hus ever
'ner-'l IN safeguard against disease
should oa in ull but universal USE If
ever II proprietary medicine received /.
Spontaneous natiopal certificate, Hos.
letters Dlttcrs III that medicine Medi.
cal men approve aud prescribe it.
Wherever 1t has fair play, it takes the
place of the adultersted stimulants
which have so long disgraced the dis-
pensary aud the hospital. and promi-
nent members of every profession and
calling have testified, in the most
emphatio langnage, to its curative and
protective properties.
During triumphant career of nearly
quarter Of century, hundreds of
nOstrums have been started in opposi-
ton to the great tonic. with the hope
VI hItIucIluS poltlon VI tno patrOnaSe
bestowed upon j.. Nc: ous oi .hsHe
preparations hns had any permanent
success. Many have gone to til. limbo
of things despised; others are tottering
to their full. Neither fiery astringents
nor soul-scouring mixtures have been
accapted by "a w,de-nwake public a- an
equivalent for the g"nlai vegetable
restorative; and u long ns Host litter 3
Brttsrs prevenr and Cur. y>prpsia,
billonsucrs, nervous diseases, cOnstipa
ton. fevrr and ague. rheumatism aud
genernl debility, and these empirical
preparations ao not, the trird spec,tic
will be in the ascenI.ut. Truth is
mighty. and will prevail. July IL I'LL
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A darkey, while in a fit. fell into the
river at Savannah. last Monday, and
was drowned.