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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-23

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-23
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-02

PoRT JERvIs, April 1.-The westward
bound freight train ran into train stand
ing at Beckett station, demolishing eleven
cars and the engine. No one was seriously
injured.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, April |. : Eleven
youths charged with petty larceny were
arraigned before Judge Bailey this morn
ing, causing quite an excitement. as many
OF them belong to highly respectable fam
lies
PRINCETON, ILL.,, April IA young lady
named Wilson, living at Maiden, Bnreau
county, attempted to commit suicide night
before last by taking laudanum. After
taking the dose she informed the peonle
of the house what had transpired and a
doctor was sent for and her life saved
Disappointment in love matter is sun.
posed to have instigated the act.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, April IA vouno
man named Byers seduced young girl in
this county, under promise of marriage
and fed. Officers followed him THROUGH
Illinois and Indiana, and finally arrested
him in Story county, in this State. He con.
sented to marry the girl and did, when he
got on his horse and left, and has not been
DUBUQUE. Iowa, March 3O.-"Little
Nell, the actress, is under the doctor s
care at Galena and unable to meet her en-
gagements. While out riding, with her
agent, last Monday, in that city, the car
rage was capsized throwing her out and
inficting the injuries which have confined
her to her rooms and cancelled her future
appointments. She was unable to appear
in Galena on Monday night, and in Freeport
on Tuesday night.
Cook $ wholesale crockery house, in Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa, was robbed on Monday
night of $500 worth of jewelry.
The river is open to Lacrosse, above
which point the ice barrier still exists.
Charley, son of John D. Jennings, the
City Auditor. was instantly killed to- day
at Crescent CITY, station on the Chicago.
Dubuque and Minnesota railroad. He was
a telegraph operator at that place, and
combined the work of switchman with his
duies. While switching cars this morn
ing his foot caught in a frog, and before he
could extricate himself the cars passed
over him, breaking his neck.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-02
R. H. R.
Railways
READY RELIEF,
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.
ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE


VIII cure more Complaints and prevent the system
against sudden attacks of Epidemics and onta-
geous Diseases than one Hundred Dollars expend-
ed for other medicines Or medical attendance.
Tue moment Radway Ready Relief is applied
exte ualy or taken internal according to di &C.
tons--Pains, from whatever cause, ceases To exist.
I'M O.ErANT.-Miners, Far.ners.and other resid-
ing IN spa sey settled districts, where IT is difficult
to secure tue serv.ces OF physician RADWAI ;
READY RELIEF is invaluable. 1t can be used
with positive assurance of doing good ia all cases
where paiI discomfort is experienced or II seiZ-
ed vita Influenza, Dyphtheria, Sore Throat, Bad
Cougn-, HOarseness. Bilious Cole Inflammation of
the Bowles, st mach Lungs, Liver, Kidneys; or
with Group, Quinsy, Fever and Ague; or with Neu-
ralgia Headache Tic Doloreux, Tooihache, Ear
ache; VI with Lumbago, Pain In the bacN OF theu.
mat SIN; or with DiArrh9a. CholeI u Morbus, or Dys-
eutery; or with Burns Sea de, or Bruises; with
Strains. Cramps, or Spasnls. The application of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Will cure you of tht
worst OF these complaints in few hours.
twenty drops In had tu.nbler OF water will in
iew minutes cure Cramps, Sp aims Sour Stomach
Heartburn, Sick Headacne. Diarrhoe l., Dysentery
C0ilc, wind In the 'wels. and all Inte rna Pains
49, Travellers shou always carry a bottle of RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. A few drops
IN water Will prevent sickness pdns from chan e
OF wa er. IL is better than French Brandy or Bit
teis as a stimulant.
sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-02

Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Glandular Swell
ing, Hacking Dry Cough, CancerOus Affections.
Syphilitic Complaints, Bleeding of the Lungs Dys-
pepsia, Water Brash, lie DoOrenx, Whit Swell
ings. rumors, Ulcers, SKIN and Hip Diseases Mer-
Curial Di.eas 3, male Comp ints. GOut, Dropsy,
Rckets, salt Rhelm. Bronchitis, COn-ump, ion.
liver Complaints, L GERS in the IhrOat, Moutl, Tu-
mOrs. Nodes in the Glands atd other pa t. of the
sy,tem. Sore yes, S humorous Discharges from he
Ears and tn. worst forms of Ssin Diseases, Erup-
tOns. Fever Sores, Scad Head, Ring Worm, Erysip-
elias. Acne, Black Spots, Worms the Flesh Ca -
GERS I'm the Womb and all weakening and painful
DISCHARGES, Night Sweats, Loss of Sperm and all
wastes OF the life Principle within the range of
this wonder of Modern Chemistry and a few days
will prove TO any person using it for either Uf
these forms OF diseas. its pote power TO cure
them Sold by Drugg .sts, 81 per bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-02
DIR. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum. purge. regula e purify, cleanse. aud strength
en-. Railways Pills for the care O all aisoroer of
tue Stomach, Liver, Bowels, hi lneys, Bladder
Nervous Di-eases Heada c"e, Cons ipat on Costiv,,
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, B.lioasness Bilious
Fever, Inflammation Of the Bowels, Pilos and ali
Judgements of the In ternal Viscera Warranted
|" effect positive cure Purely Vegetable, con
~inlng no mercury, minerals, or del, terious drugs
Z, ~ y Jscrye the foil wing symptoms resulting
'',m Di orders Of The Digestive Organs.
70 tNnnstipation, Inward Pile, rullness of the Blood
n tLe Head, Acidity of the stomach, Nausea,
H. a'tourn, Disgust of Food, Fulnees of Weight
IN 'Ht stomach. Sour ruptions. shaking OF Flutter-
iI'7 IN the PIT of the stomach Swimming of the
a, a. Hurried and Diff sut Br athing FIuttein
yb'u' Heart, Ch0 lug or SutfO;at n Sensation
o. "y" ~ "a lying stare Dimnoss of Vision. Dots
II" itOs bef1re the 81 snL Fever aud Dull Pain in
Gr nVau, Denc'rncy Of Pcrspiraton Yelowness of
and ,N'i 'i and Eye, Pan ih tue idv, Chest Limbs
f Suu 'yh Fius es Of Heat, Burning M tb Flesh.
sy.,t az" doses OF RADWA1S PILLS will free he
Il GU from all the above named disorders Price
'N'7 per box. Sold by dragg gists
Read FALSE AND TRUE"
Wn,.v one letter-stamp To RADwAY d CO No 90
Snd'u 81 New lorN, Information woun mon
e"' S"u' S-l4dLIsIswI,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-02
Rock Island Market.

Rock ISLAND, April i.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-02

FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19
Lady.s Property In her Features

new departure is announced py ;, 4me ",ap nt Ms
H.ying been about to publish portrait Oh mrs'
At,o,nev GcseraI Williams and having been re-
anested by her husband not to do SO 1t announces
tuat it has yielded in this instance TO the AI9a
ney.General's request, but in future VIII, unaea
similar circumstances, refuse Inc he" P''n''P'e
and practice are thus formulated ,,..,
TIE wife of n prominent oillcer oil The Govern,
mani whose character and claims are eanVassea
by people in all sections of the country IS hersei
a9 pbiec of public interest, and II she dre ana
arrays herself for levees where she WIZ oe lht
cynosure of thousand curious eyes, uAs i ion 0n(
,eodrra Of a respectable Journal. And while We
insist upon the propneiy as mattel Of ethics ",
rs ccnaIly w,iin- II test the Legality OF 1t IN TN
cnurt., lerea}j / when We have made arrange
mem, to give p3tlt OF dlstinsu'Sneu 'N
the wishes or request, Of tho party concerned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19

Subject to delays incident to freight business.
This train will stop TO take ap passengers onlya
statiops named but will leave Passengers a. any
81 oppins place. EXCEPT HaIes Corner. State Road.
Rodney, Arms strong 8 and DUPONT,
This tain will De withdrawn whenever the
terests of the Company requires II.
The passenger Car hsrstofore attached to the
Returning Train leaving Harrington at W r. M.
viii be discontinued ON the above date.
Ihe Freight Train with Passenger Car sttached
eaying Harrington at ~ +. NJ. Will mPte an
eEuiar stops for passergeIs. ,,,
seps. lea3. t=+t. bs f. hGNNEt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19
w vilmunglOa and western u Il.
TINE TABLE.

rWuTEHUlExI CommencinS Oct. lst,
Leave WILMINGTON ~ ~ N. and 533 pm.
Leave Lsndenbery IS, m and ~ pm.
Arrive ct Wilmington s. n. and 90 IN.
Arrive at Landenberg IL ~ g. m. and G 81 pm.
CONNECrI0NS-Train leaving Wilmington ut
10 3oa m with train leaving Phiiadeiphis ~ l.,
Trains leaving WILMINGTON AZ IS p IN. connect >
with train leaving Phil adelp hia at 4 w m.
Train arriving at Wilmington at q u, wi.7
train for Philadelphia At 10 N.
Train arriving At Wilmington at 30 With traiA
| for Phi lad el hiA At% 90 N.
Sunday Trains viii be withdraw aftsr 0c.S-
DAVID CONNBLL. supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19
Curious Wills.


THE LAST Tlsrt NESr OF PiHE2o AND sALA-
nIN.
Vinelo H., y 81, - 4e Jew, well known in
Amsterdam ioi ..rnous wealth and liberal
d,nations, died ault Tho middle of the ast cen
tury His will, testifying 10 a noble andgener-
Gus nature, and dsposing ofthe very large for
tune he had made in the most magnanimous
and tolerant spirit, i to be found IN Schutts
Memorable Judaica, lib. iv. cap. J g as fol-
lows:
81 beuucih 10 the city of Amsterdam the sum
of five tons ofgold. The ton ofgoid is valued
at 100, 900 forms 100000, lend to the said
civ for ten years. and without interest, the sum
oil a million and half of 1orins. give to the
Christian churches at Amsterdam and at the
Hague the sum OF 10000 horins each. and to
the church at The southern part Of Amsterdam
10000 forms. | give to each Christian or
phanage in the two towns the sum OF lu,ooo
crowns. | give to the poor of Amsterdam forty
ship-loads OF peat give to The orphan
who shall frs. quit the orphanaSc l,oOo norins
and to the one who shall follow 600 uorins.
give TO the synag. .gue at Amsterdam two and
half'tons' OF gold give to the synagogue 3o,-
600 crowns. / lend to the government, at per
cent nterest. ten tons OF gold on condition tae
interest shall be paid TO the Jews domiciled al
Jerusalem, the capital TO belong to the govern
lneDt III 6No w 'HS
synagogue 5000 horins. | give TO my nephew
Owls 81 tons of gold, with all my houses ano
appurienances. give to my widow io tons
of gold. | give to my other relations, in eqna
porlions, 10000 crowns. give 10 my neigh
bors who shall assist at my funeral loo ducats
give 10 every unmarried person OF either se>
who shall be present at my burial lOo fforins
and TO every Christian priest at Amsterdam ant
at the Hague 100 crown7, and TO every sacris
tan so crowns"
Interesting TO record is the last will and tel
lament Of the celebrated Saladin, who was Dor
in ll36 and died in ll93 after filling the Nv
continents of Europe aud Asiai with his fam'
Sultan of Egypt, he conquered Syria, Araoi
Persia, Mesopotamia aud took Possession
Jerusalem in 1877. His eopquests suffice
enable us to Judge Of the extent OF his pow
and we ,lth, At his death however he Shove
that no one was more intimately convinced
the utter hollownes of the riches and greatne
Of the world He ordered by his will, hrst 10
considerable sums should be distributed to Mt
sulmsns Jews, and Christians, in order that I
PRIESTS Of the three religions might impio
The mercy of God for him. next he command
the .hirt or tupic he should be wearing at I
time of his death should be carried on the e
Of spear throu2out the whole camp anu a.
head of his army, and the soldier who bore
should pause at intervals and say a'ouo
hold all that remains OF the Emperor oaiao
of all the States he had conquered; OF al
provinces he had subdued, OF the bouna
treasures he had allassed: OF the couh'
wealth he possessed! he retained, IN dying III
ing but this shroud.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19
Pniladelpnla. Wilmington and Bal
umore Railroad.
I0a 81 q -
DELAWARE DIVISION.

IMPORTANT MOTTO Elm addition to the regu-
i lar Market Trains nov ranning, an EXTRA
FRElaHT TRAIN. SUNDAYS exceptedl With Pas
sen Ter Car attach ed, will run between Whining
ton and harrins ston on and after Monday Septem-
Der sth, 1878, as follows:
Leaving Wilmington at d-% A. M. and stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19
WILMlNdToN ~ bALKA-
MORE RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871.
vs nasseassr car viii be attached to tho freight
ram leaving Phnaislphia 200 ?. m.' Tor VIII
rhs train will stop at Stations AS follows. wnen
denalled: Grny's Ferry. ~ D. NJ, LsiarettS ~"
pm; Chester. st p M Lsea' y ~. Sisymon, io.ol
m Ellerslis, IU.is D. u; arrive Milmisstsn. tes'o
W i.stsn " v. KENNkX. Snpt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

Delaware D1V1sion Tkme Table.
FALL ARRANGEMEAT,
cHu a On ana after MONDAY, Sept. sth
x7YlGS. loundays sxceptsd.) Trans will
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19

The Mixed Tram VII run 3uulo9t % daIays 1n'i-
dent to freight business, and will stop onJ At sta
tipns where time Is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for MilnIngtop anu Phiisd.
at T4C, ii ~ A Nj. and 6..5 4. N. Leave Miu,,n.
IonS.J A. II at D aad ! ~ p. Nj. fot Sc"
Castle,
tlegI A. NJ New Castle for Milmin ston 5.laP.A
, SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above. leave Smy.Ln to- ClGY
ton IL 80 a. ln., and T.Jj p. n. Leave t4Xt-A f.
Smyrna S4U d. n and 10 l.. m. TO mASs COZ aee5
| ton with trains 10 and from Dover, ali s,st,SH.
South. ,,.rn,n,o,,s
! At TOW WSSEND. with the Kent County And Queen
/ Annes + Kent Railroads.
! A CLAYTON, With tho Mary land sni Delaware
| Railroad.
J AZ uARRINGTON. with tbs Junction AMI Break
| water Railroad.
At STAFFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
| Railroad.
At DELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Rsilro.i 4
ard Wioomice and fosomoke hailroad,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19

THE LAST Tisrs NEEr OF PiNE0o AND sALA-
nm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19

vI>u THE PUBLIC.
The Wilmington and Reading hailroad Com.
pany have completed arrans smenn to carry Money
Packas and Exprsss Matter to and from all points
an The line OF their road and W est Chester.
ALSO, to all points on the Philsdelpha and hesl'
ing and Catawissa Railroads, including Reading.
Allentown Coiam bia harrisburg Lancaster. Down
inEtown, Mahonsy City. NJ Carmel. Norristown.
Pottsville, kc.
ner of Front and Aaaison streets, Wilmington.
Express matter sent W Franklia Tslseraoh ym'o.
No W est Third street TO their ID pot, Front
and Madison. or orders left with AeMallea 4 Seal
delv erlng agents. will receive prompt attention.
c. STOLZ,
aus-tf aen1 Sap't W. &. B. CO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19
re,anp,s EXTRACT OF MALI,

h,.scis, AZ uutritive tonic and fof iaSn,- ;,a
,stins eSoectoration and soothing mueous, nths
lion 10 coughs, Bronshi,s i0rs & .nItaa T. much used
snse.Sbit ~ sSbs,itate for Cod Liver Oil. Also non
Mali Extract iof sac BRIN0HURST 4 CO..
Corner Sixth aud Market ttrees.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19

n ty foot of Orange street -. UARRIS
.. Ms, corner fr ent anN iA'hs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-19

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III 81
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-17
*a5A F4t9xfEp ~ EssaxSf IL sses ~
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA
THE I4rH SESSION Will. BEgrN OCT. 5th
NEXT, AND END JUNE 3O;ll 1875.
BAToN R,,uar. JULY 81 ~.

Baron RbuGE. July 81 "a.
1I,IE INSTITUTION OFFfRs SUPERB.
4 0r facilities for i,,Atr,,ctlnus its loca.
'Ii",, is healthy and areessi IT, mud tho
ss",ety and religious influences II Button
k"nge "'e w"d 4f ftsstf
FIR tw" Years past, tho UNIVERSITY,
alth" II Stat. Sel,e"l In. Ind no state 10
,r"nnge. and very little pri.ate shp,art,
still il survives and With the dawn Of
fim brighter and better day---t,nw, no
l"nlst, near at ,sa,al--.t.T the State and
people. our Srlito must resp the rcwuid
81 It's Im,cnt endurance. under long snif,,-
ing a,"l neglect il will he .lnIy ap,urcia-
ted VIZ hope, ~ the people. ai,. beco,ns
what il wa. designed - l,c. m, institution
oi l"nfn',g. worthy "Fa great state, and
II - free hnfl prosperous people.
COMMERCE. an' enlightenment 70
hand ~ hand together. The Geographic
cttl ata Commercial position. rf In, will
u, spite II III present dra" backs, soon
force greatness npoh her.
NEW ORLEANS will brcome popalona
nth rlr!, ny",,d the expectation uf th,
ln''s' sntgn,ne now aud hire almost in
lis snllrhs. on The frat bluff from the sen
get "u the bank ri il,r gr.at River, will
he, IN time, the chief School If the
MISSISSIPPI vALLLY,
and we must patiently abide on time
learn ~ labor aud to wait
THE III IZfNS ii Louisiana apG If the
adjoining States. are respectfully request
e'i - consider the dTa,tngea, which mo
UNIVERSITY affords f,f the .ilneaiinu
If then s"ns. and tp accord il tint sly'.
port If V hlrl' thry n,a, ''t.in II enp'l,,.
Fo, Il Catalogue. or particulars address
~ H. +. lloyd. Snw'dt.
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NOTICE OF
R EGlsT R A TON!

HAVING BEEN Duly COMMISSION
II Ell and qnnIitird ns Supervisory of
Rrgi.trati.n fr ne Parish If Rarih-s. i
lcrrh, rive n",icr to all the lrgal voters
of III. Parish # Hapislrs that n new aud
complete registration viii le ,nntle ms re-
on ..1 hy A,w. and all persons wbnare EN-
titled t. r...i>t"r are hereby notified that
Hreistratisn will cAniDna'ea on Monday.
Angus. 3i>t and clps.- "n saturday, De-
t.,i"r cath. he Hegisi alton Office viz
III. opened ~ follows:
!. Alexandria, :,l.i., August, to Saturday
5t!, II September.
z Rapitl..-. ! an,"t,,s Bridge, 7th, Sfl e.
OH Of September N,
, c"tile, James Store, 10Th, 1Dtb 4 18th
Of September
4. Nicboll-' Onion Church, 14tl,, 18th g.
10Th If September.
5. Pan's, Panl's Store, 18th, 18th g. 10Th
Of September
Il. Calh4k,'s, .'alhon,l's Store, 2lst 22nd,
Il 2:,rtl, "fygepfrnib-r. T. 5F't
Z. Cim.ryvillr. Path. 18th & 26th, Of
September. sts,, Et.4e
i. >,rrh. = Store, 28tll. Goth g. 3 til. Of
sept.,ni.r
. Latanni+r, Deun. Smiths. list, 2nd s.
3r'l, 81 Octoier. t>
~. Pineei,Ie, Barrett's Store 5tb, 9th e.
7fh If Ocf"I,rr ms
~ IIoifovays Prairie, John NewrIrs,
STU, 9Th & iGtf, Of Ort.,l,pr ~
" Wilt> 81 r. Bsrlin's, 18th, l3tl, Il
Hih, ~ Octni,rr
Close ut i"xa n'l'ia, opening on the 18th
and 81 Ain. IN TN" path IT DrtOh.r
r. }. EARfETT.
aug ~. Supervisor of k<gitvystiou.
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100000, 100000,
Wanted! Wanted!
r.. &. BARRON, K Bro.

A RE PREPARED 10 saw fine Timber
IA t"r the ml'"ve an'"nnt 81 money, at
their m'l) "n the IIoIl"wa,'s Prairie
Road. seven miles from Pi"vil)e.
CASH orders My be promptly tiled
and delivered ~ III" following rates:
In Fincv,lle ut SIS ~ PERM feet.
~ Alrxand,ia, n, 81 OO per NJ. feet.
G""h Inmi"r, and entire satisfaction
given.
av,s~ A orders for Lumber left wa
with orr Agents, FERGUSON
& SELMA X, will meet with
#" prompt attention.
June 2Uh, G4n.
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" X PATH,
WAR gl.k PATH; !

GO. M THE SEASON. PAYA-
W~O wv ldt IN NJ. 1T ia, at De-
cr'nbef utxt, note I" a'r,,'npant the
mare. &" grass pastures tree 1T amy
charge. II dt-i,ed, mares fed on grain
at 81 O per week, t" he paid wht'' Ia
ken away. 49,
WAR PATHS pedigree is ~ r'rh
and he as we'll bred -. any l.t'rc IN
A,n.r'ca. liz tIace- back =" IT, imsinri-
ile Re- ind the lrn,,w ned Lexington.
CsOsaDss Fee One tjs,tlag.
April 25th, 1874.
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PURSUANT to n req ,ln,ion "f the
L Board ot y rector. Of the Rapid
Cemetery As-"cin' ION. notices, hereby
gwen to the public that from and after
this date, inic,m.nta IN ,in PsnrviIle
Cemetery, will he allowed only upon
the prrni, of the President "f this
Assncia,i"n. t
The common interest ~ allandn pro-
per govc'"ru.n, III the CEMETERY,
dtma,h tt'is r.gnla,ion, and II il boz,
ed that il WILDE read; ar',nirsc.l in
Til" Sexton. Nv. HENET LEM,
has the exclusive right t" dig graves
fer witch " charge Ut $500 Tor Ad"lts,
and So tmf", Children nhht, I2 GEAR.
Of age, will br rxnc'c'l 'ntv.r, ease.
RURT. p. INTER-,
s@..e President.
w. W WHrTlNGToS. Jn.,
Aug. 10Th, {. Secretary.
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l. llInbcr! LUMBER.

DATRONS aud friends thank FIJI lot
L pt>, ,uvurs, ] >olwit renewal 81
Your vntr','agt To ,he nn."n I "f ~. NW
tr.t Ut Lumber. Mh'"h ain nbt viii
give me the m"n,,. to have my eyes
ru"h. AND u, the same time ."u will
receive Il full tg"l. lent t"' ,"nt m"n
~ IN COED ,.nmn't, which VIII d"iiv
~ ~ Alexandria H., Seventeen Dollars
l", IMM l.H. 1T ~ PmtIllt' Il" FIT
teen D"liais ~, 1000 teet for Cash.
CLEMENT i. lEAGER.
Ma, 2lst 1874. Il ~.
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VINEGAR al111aS

sUCtNWs hVUVVs - "fU " tu'V'y wy
ctableprcpar,.tio,, made chiefly from
the native herbs found on tho lower
ranges of tho Sierra Nevada, noun
tains of California, the medicinal
properties Of which, are extracted
tllerctron without tho l,se Of Alcohol.
The question is almost duly asked,
What Is tho cause Of tho tlnpar-
allcled success Of vixE;An B1r-
TIERS ~ Our answer IA, that they
remove tho cause If dseusG. lnd
tho patient RECEIVERS his health. They
are tho great blood purifier and .
life giving principle, q perfect Reno
vaf"r and 1nvigorator Of the system:
Never lm,iorc IN tho hist1fy ~ the wpfl,l
has = .,nedicinD been etbHpeunde,l pos.
scssink tho rcfnarkahle qualities Of vfNs
r1An ElrrERs III healing tho sick Of
every disease man l., heir ~. They arc
4 gentle rurga'vo "a well u. u Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
tho. Liver IA I'seer'a 2rg"aA, in NlYus
Tho properties Of Dir. WALK.
Ems VINEGAR BirTKRs nro Aperient. Dia-
phoretic, Carminative. Nutritious. LaxR-
tive. Diuretic. Seductive, Coulter. lrritant,
Sudoride. Alternative, and ntiilsflloul. !
q. !. ,,rtpOx 81, i. en-. ''''s'''
b-nvripta &tscn Alta. San Francisco. CnlArH
MIA 4 cor. ~ Washington aud Charlton SITS NY
s"'d NV all bragg tass u I'd DralCr..
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-17
TIE HAplDES
Cemetery Association !!

FsttG NJ 1871
VHE shares Of this \ Association ar"
l. FIVE IULLAHH. each. A book
ut subscription :" the Capital Stuck, Is
open at the "t1iceOf
W. v. "'''rT'>GroS, Jr.
Secretary, and with 't1i
Mr.. JOHN J FERGUSON. T.ca+nrrr.
The object 1T the Assnc,a,n'n. i. I"
TAX. cha'gr "f. and imp,"v. a,"l bean
tit. IT," old Cemetery in Pmevillr.
Subscriptions to the k:"tk earnestly
solicited. Every stock holder is rr-
Titled I" II s"t.. for t.acl, share. and
will he credited an the b",k. and re-
ceive " certificate for eacl, share. r
June 9th, 1874. If.