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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-28
SPLENDID CHANCE

SPLENDID CHANCE
a FORTUNE.
TIE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
WILL eIyK CIV
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1875,
A GRAND GOLDEN DRAWING
Capital Prize 800. OOO!
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY SIX TICKETS.
$3.50 PRIZES,
IN ALL AMOUNTING IN THE AGGREGATE TO
HALF A MILLION In GOLD!
The Drawing viii positively commence at TEN
O'CLOCK on the morning Of SATURDAY, Decem-
her25 1875. at one Of the largest theatres in the
city. 1t will be conducted with
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
For which the best musical talent available in
the country will be eng aged and to which every
holder of q COUPON TICKET viii. be entitled to |
FREE ADMISSION.
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LIST. OF PRIZES !:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes at &10O. $50, 900
100 Approximation Prizes at 500. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at S7j $500
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LOST,

OsT OR MIsLAID.-TEE Tnr1owrxo
~ warrants and vouchers have beer lost nv mis-.
-a.a. AS payment has been stopped the finder viii
lease IeLufn TO the undersigned: One warrant
series. is.4 dated January t. 1875 for S 10 600 one
ss srrant On the State Treasurer of Louisiana No
~; new series, 1874. dated January o. 1875 for
80 one voucher on the Auditor of Public Ac.
counts, dated April !. 1875 for $1,000, ali drawn
70 tte order of Daniel Edwards treasurer of Louis
.ana STATE Agricultural and Mechanical College.
and not iudorsed. DANIEL EDWAPnS so'
Corner Gfaver and Front streets
New Orleans, May 3, 1878. my5 In
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LOOK AT THE SCHEME
Extraordinary Scheme!
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

succession OF Joseph Frederick Lnudun.
SLHEOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 90, O03.-WheTeas. Mrs. Maria y
aauaun wife Of z. Bourgeois, has petitioned the
eSeI. Ior letters Of administration on the estate
VI the iate Joseph Frederick Laudun deceased in
os.ate. Notice is hereby given to all whom it nav
cpHceIn 10 show cause within ten davs wbv
granted. sN'~-e AoS 10
By order Of the Court
my25 29 ie3r FRANZ pACy N ~,,
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CITY TAXES.

CITY TAXES.
City taxes Of 1860 10 1873, iuclusive Ja.d al a
liberal dis cunt by
W. E. DAVID,
my2 lw No 81 Caror6elet street.
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Theophilus winds 'em up again to night.
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The Q
of the al
new cor
British I
submittd
the recoI
the med
and alsd
Issue to |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

COUNTRY BOARD-In a very healthy lOca.
" ton the Delaware River fine scenery good hunt
iug nsrng moderate For particulars call 20 X
McCOID'- ST. Bropmesi, or address cOE YOUNG, Han
AIMS, sullivan 0uDtY. Y. Y.
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0iusiral 1nslrnmerlg.

BEAUTIFUL 7-Octave PIANO, in p,rf
~ order carved lay3 filO Frsca.s ucw and second n
PIANOS c:-iy monthly paymenis 1r ~ d, NJ ~ ,
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Che CUFF.
Eectnres anb Gleelin,s.

ALBRO's CLASS-THUnSDAY EVEN iNGS.
Free Tabernacle Il. y. church ~ a.. near s ave.
prayer FRIDAY EVENINGS AZ No 513 " est mn ~.
ing with accom- .DunoDt ectcn, W ini"N Il
Hymns. all welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

COUNTRY BOARD-25 miles from New
v city keyport. y. IA widow lady haa delight
fully batlnua
rsling uDtq beautiful " Staten Island, SANDY
Hook Itan Bay children servants tai en- Address
IL, 7. o.. KeypOr. \. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

GREENWICH, CONN, one hour from the
~ city.-The DELANO HOUSE, having recently changed
nrNprieors pleasant ROOMS with BOARD be nbtaine1
ncro. House tue Sound short wak from de;rt' goo.
shade Terms moderate Inquire al 40 West st, or nj
DllIANO HOIISF Errepwlch
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Cooks.

COOK.-A cOlOred man "a cook in hotel or
- restaurant understands nis business Loronghy both AS
meal and pa.'r furnish lent ref rences city
or country Apply at ODELLs AGENCY l09 West Jlt ST.
BIOalaay.
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COUNTRY B0ARD-Ope or two families cor
- be accommodated with good board IN private family OF
banks ~ the Hudson full view ~ the Cat3ins anf
Mountain House; terms moderate Application may be matt
Horny New York.
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felp tpantss females.

yVANTED-A girl to 10 GENERAL HOIl So
w WORK ldernan preierred) in small private family.
Apply Ut IA East iUlh st.
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GUNNER Eeireais.

nELIGHTFUL BOARDING PLACES, coun-
~ try and city-Send isn particulars Drec sns freq
ANDKEWSS BOAkDERs DIhEJfOEf, IJt broadway.
ELENWOOD HOUSE, DELAWARE WA
NJ TERGAP MONROE COUNTY. PENN Is now OPEN;
the situation sbeauafu finely slced grounds seoomm'da
~ S1MUEL ALsOP. Proprietor
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Amusemenis.

CILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN,
" LATE HIPPoDRoME
81 T. y TIE MOST BsIi.LiANT SUCCESS
THE eARpEN proaoancsa beautiful -
DREAM OF EAIRYLAND."
OVER $4,000 PERSONS IN
ATTENDANCE AT THE
AND SUNDAY EvESfSGs.
GILMOREs GREAT BAND
100 PERFORMERS
declared by the great audiences % b. tho x,,or,1
AN ENriRE cHAEeH OF PR9ohAMME ZACH NIGHT
9Th GRAND CONCEPT
Doors open at 80 Concert begins a. o'clock precisely
Programme NJ follows;
l. PRIESTS MARcH. tom Meysreess
sRSSD sEi.i1rIov. from oboron Weber
Introducing tho great storm Music AID principal Gems Oh
tho Opera
PART H.
s. SOLO FOR CoRNEF-" Alexis Hartmann
o,,c,,,,r u, NE N ARBEC6bLE Strauss
l. GRAND coNcERT AIR, and yARIATIq5,N n;.. Rvisre
a3i.sn c.ris9es 8, Comets Isd:G an a,E ~:
IN o6oes o 9 sr1Be na I'm torre@ s
and Tubas. 12th. Grand Finale for Fun Band
s. silcrloS, No. 90 Lohengrin Washer
10. GALOP C0AIQUE-" Southern Lie '-------C easily
FIRST GRAND MATINEE.
At the evening performances no lady admitted unless
comDanied by a gentleman.
Ample arran have been made tor preserving goo
order in the Garden and the amusement pledge themselves
that IL sha al respects ~ perfect in tao
matter Of ecorum and prOpety IL Is In its hofal aorn
ments.
THE GRAND ENTRANCES TO THE 4 ARDEN ARE ON
NADTSON-AVE. AND FOURTH Az T.. 49, ,.--,
At NIGHT. OFFICES FOR THE SALE OF lib - -
WILL BE OPEN AT BOTH OF THESE ENrBAN CEs
During the lay the BOxodce at Maona'e wiil De open
for boxes and tickets Of admission om
u AZ w ~ III CrrN-
PRIVATE BOXES, 81 EXTRA.
Boxes may be secured one month in advance.
CILMOREs CONCERT GARDEN.
"a AFTERNOONS ..D
THE MANAGEMENT respectfully announce haJ ON AM
AFTER TODAY HURSDAYl, June 3.
THIS DELIGI1 FL l. GARDEN
Will be thrown Onen 20 the puhlc
EVERY AFrEt DON, between the hours OF ara p M
No these Ocrsions ara he tms
sion WI De rnhucrd UPON THESE OCCASIONS ONLG Y, 70
- cents. on SATURDAY AFTERNOON Festlar Per
formance will be given, and the charge for ~
sion will be- the NJ the Evening Pfrfornance% -.
the aruen deli ,ntf1 shade H. CONTAINS ~ wafer
ana ia treat cascade OF the most lovely spots ia te
world AMI ladies' and Oh ltren will lind HARMlNG Az
TERNOON RESORT. ami entirely Tree from the oDleo
tiOuaUe features Of the public parks
Walters will De in attendance, AMI
THE BEST REFRESHMENTS MAY BE LAD Al ALL
HOURS.
FIRST AFTERNOON OPENING
TO-DAY. Al O'CLOCK.
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Gardeners.

1 SITUATION wanted together by Prot
~ est II man and vi'e-uan a. GARDENFl ard aScful
man aput geneman's place. wife drst class LACN-
DKF-- bath are Thoroughly comDetrnt AMI well recon
meuIed. Ami, AZ BtDEII.S, $40 4thave
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OAT EAST 17TH-ST., rear.-As COOK, an
sb4 eVrerienced vOrng Woman knows all kinds Of
co1ng " NJ ass a IN the ironing objection
W a boarding house city or country.
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5iiuniions Dnntco-- f1lles.
Coachrnen.

A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN wishes
- a situation COACHF 81 can show rOt CITY refer
ence. call On or address G. r.. ~ West ssh 81
COACHMAN and USEFUL MANLY Il good.
" ~raiy reliable MAJ having superior city r.
Communications capable ob ns Will 20 10 The country or
distance Can Ice at tho PROTESTANT BIZ kbA L.
lava
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NNAITER-By Swede, speaking good En-
w gls German. and French good references Address
u. H., Tribune Up own once. LIZ Broadway
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Dcaro ano Rooms.
HeInw Fourteenth-st.

Ac WEST 9TH-ST. -FurlTished ROOMS 10
tb LIT With without ROARD ~ gentlemen and wives
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
Maryland Affairs.

Caught Mapping. According to the Seaford
Citizen Dorchester county man, who could
hear nothing of 65 boxes of peaches shipped
to New York recently and had been informed
by his commission men that they had never
been received, be went on to look them up.
On going to the commission house be saw his
crates and the clerk showed him where the
!. fruit had been sold for $l.50 per crate. He
went to the proprietor and demanded his
money, which was paid, with many apollo
gies. No names were disclosed, but the COM
mission man should be known to all on the
Peninsula
J. F. Mancha has sold for VIM. Slaughter,
farm near Cardoya, Talbot county, contain-
ing 226 acres, to Mrs. Eliza Kelley, of New
York, for $4, 500. Mr.. Mancha has also sold
for VIM. T. Goldsborough, OF Baltimore, his
Timber Neck farm, on Miles river, contain.
ing 600 acres, to Mr.. John Jones, Of Pennsyl-
vania, for $3.50
Saoal1osOed Kn.fe.-A little son, about Q
years old of Mr.. John Lambden, who is over
seer for Mr.. John McCollister, was playing
with small knife one day last week, and it
accidentally slipped down his throat. II was
fortunately closed up, and passed from him
next day, and did him no harm.
The assessable property in Caroline county
this year is estimated at 81, ,04s, 972, on which
a tax of seventy-seven cents on each hundred
dollars is levied for county purposes.
The corn crop in Queen AIMS is perhaps
the heaviest grcwn in that county for twenty
years past. The crop on Kent Island is un-
usually heavy and the yield will be immense
Thomas F. Chance, of Easton, has been ap-
pointed by Gsv. Thomas to the West Point
cadetship, to succeed Cadet Lawrence L.
Bruf, in 1876.
Mr.. NJ G. Berridge has sold the Crawford
Culbreth dwelling in Oxford, Talbot county,
belonging to the Building Association Of
Easton, to John Eager Howard, Of Baltimore,
for ST, 500.
Littleton Dennis has purchased Of s. H.
Townsend and J. F. Nelson the Democratic
Messenger, Of Snow Hill, and will hereafter
edit and publish the same. 1t will soon be
made an eight-page paper.
A colored man named Bob Wells was
knocked. down and robbed of 81 week or
more ago, while walking down the Q. A. /
X. R. R. between Cox's and Prices station.
Two or three canning houses are now ope-
rating briskly in Cambridge.
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28

Vastly superior in point
Of magnificence Far ex-
ceiling in attraction all pre-
decessors | In Magnitude,
Originality, Merit, Strength,
Splendor and Universal Pop
uiarity and Snccess. With
ont Equal! Without a Com
peer Withou, a Rival! A
multitude Of Curiosi,ies. A
Legion Of Animals, Numbers
of Unparalleled Novelties:
Bands of Music, a City OF
New Striped Tents, a Herd
Of Qromedaries, Dens Of Ser
pents, Cages Of Orocodiles,
Natures Freaks and Works
of Art, Mechanical Musical
Instruments, Monster Brea-
thing Sea Lions and Terres-
tial Terrors, an Army of
Men and Droves Of Horses
In its Menagerie are Gnus,
Hartebestes, Blaze Boks, r
lands, Giant Ostrich, Malay
an Tapir, Manatees, first
ones ever exhibited, Kan
garoos, Large Performing
Lions, Monster Royal Bengal
Tigers, Leopards, zebras,
Porcupines, Ibex, Wart hog,
Fourteen Dromedaries, Male
Male and Female Elephants, /,
EMUS, NYL GAUS,
Monster Serpents.
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28

/ fyou want big plate Of Ice Cream for 10
cents, 60 to Rice's.
Ifyou want the finest Confectionery, go to
Rice's.
If you want Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
60 to Rice's.
If you want Cakes, plain or fancy, go to
If you want Crackers, 60 to Rice's.
If you want Ice Cream for Parties, Pic-Nics,
Church Festivals, ETC., 60 to Rice's.
If you want Toys for the children, go to
Rice's.
If you want Ohildren's Coaches, go to
Rice's.
Boys and young gentlemen, if you want
Base Balls and Bats, 60 to Rice's.
If you want the finest Cigars go to Rice's.
If you want Wedding Cake, 60 to Rice's.
II you want good glass Of Soda Water, 60
to Rice's.
If you want Ice for your family, you can
have it delivered at your door by Rice.
All Of the above, and many things not here
in mentioned, will cell as cheap as they can
be bought anywhere in the world.
e. B. RICE.
May lily.
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
FOR RENT.

The subscriber will rent the HOUSE and
premises on which be now resides on Lake
street. Possession given on the first of Sep
tember next. JOHN N. WOOD.
Aug 81, ls7b-4ws
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
TIlE ] ,||P'ARlAllk

THE 4 AK AIN
Z. 3 !. & 81 ss<a7 g Z
b wilhoss s paralIol Had.
~ 81 III ~ 4 \
dreen ~ Il1ouleds siflls. ol5ei', /,
which lndt.s aud rem (|eairn +
on priceless stecdS, sisilI II
hgnegsuens 4 rpslly ~ ~
chase The open Lis,no
Palace, the asl lonhtelIS n
the Forest 81 f|a1l vIe,5
the Rcd knight and Gs,ard
Of Honor ii reSl afisos ; tho
GlaM Den of Monster 1er<
pents and theif carfarer. :
real African 6aak u 8 16e
after which tho Douo * -.
logical Wonde ders u MN
ternsinatlag viii ~ No.
ster Musical of tie .Aee ~
Partisan Steam 1li663 <I1
the nso1t ~ Ei6e Z
music -can - henrd ~
miles. /" N0&hine lllIs< IL
etef seen bofo6 dfth
fffV m}Iea tpnvs1 n - q 81
n 0 Pfrkvel1i9 y r. 3
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
NOTICED
To Peach Growers.
PEACH CRATES

Delivered by the car load on short notice
Made from dry White Pine Lumber. Supe-
rior to any in the market; weight to 8 lbs.
less than the Gum or Sussex Pine Crate. Can
be delivered in from one to six days notice.
Address, A. BACKUS, JR.,
aug Tat Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
FOR RENT.

The HOUSE now occupied by MRS. ANNA
N. HARDCASTLE. Possession given at once,
apply to MARIes L. HARDoAsTLB, at s. R.
Stephens Co.
Aug. Att
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
Ea1Dos osition
NO MS TIL ]
Sea II Lion ! ! /

Adsyese seee Ct1ftted.
Aud die oi1ly oae6 aliye osas-
side - The Pacific Qusss.
exhibited in Mainllsolh las,ks
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28

pass; nearu neI UiOW aIteE passed 20 mol
know how long after; suppose the engine
was running about 2esmiles per hour / was
down one-fourth the length of orchard; think
the engine can make 60 miles per hour.
\ Joseph Hutchinson, ST., sworn--Was at
Ginns station 10 minutes, and then started
for home; heard blowing up the track my
house is 300 yards from station had scarce
ly reached it when heard whistle; as the
engine passed the switch heard noise
which attracted my attention saw smoke
stack emerge from back of the orchard, heard
q crash and saw them put down brakes, then
heard them blow; engines usually blow be-
low St. Anne's crossing think engine blew
at that place can see from Ginns about half
q mile north; one-half time engines do not
blow for the crossing at Ginns the other day
one passed the house rapidly without blow
ing and said then If knew the engineer |
would report him; one also passed last night
without blowing.
]. Thos Budd, sworn-Was with Mr..
Spencer in e. R. Cochran's 8 orchard when the
engine passed remarked as saw it that
she was probably going after wreck heard
her blow a long shrill whistle afterward, sup
pose it was at ST. Anne's crossing; it was an
unusual blast; have seen engines run faster
across the road in Middletown.
Charles Graves, sworn-After we passed the
road saw wagon lying upon it, AS gen.
eral thing engines blow at Ginn's; did not
hear this one blow until after she passed.
Frank Anderson, sworn--At 5 o'clock in
the evening was in peach house looking out
window north; heard the engine blow three
quarters of mile above; in second or two
saw her coming she passed me it seemed
soon after blowing; wagon cannot be seen
from the train on that road.
Robert Booth, engineer, sworn-Did not
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28

Big Peach Day at nIiddletown.
Fifty cars were loaded and shipped ftom
this depot on Thursday. This is, probably,
the largest number ever loaded at one station
in one day.
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28

a. Backus, Jr., Of the firm of Backus 4
Bro, Of Detroit, Mich, Is now extensively
manufacturing crates in the rear Of the store
room of Messrs. Foard 4 Comegys, employing
twenty-five or thirty hands daily. With all
their Abilities, tlls Asssrs. Baekus find them
selves almost unequal to the demand made
upon them. Messrs. Cor 4 Jones are also
manufacturing crates, and find ! ready mar
ket for all Of them.
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
FOR SALE.

7E0 Cords Of Oak and Maple WOOD, ei-.
Lou ther in the woods or delivered In
quantities to suit purchasers. Apply to
JOHN A REYNOLDS,
Dee. l2-tf. Middletown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
Gdntatiolla.
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE

MAPLEW0OD INSTITUTE
for both sexes, IS q miles west of Philadel-
phia. Superior buildings, home care, earnest
teachers. First-class Lectures Small pupils
admitted the entire year. Incorporated. Trus-
tees are friends. Hon. Washington Town
send says: GAS to the progress Of my ward
who was under your care and tuition for over
two years, was we'll satisfied with the school,
its arrangement and discipline, and the pro-
gress be made in knowledge" Term COM
mences 9th mo. 18th.
Address ]. SH0RTLIDGE, A. NJ,
July 3l-4m. Concordyills, Pa.
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A HINT TO THE WORKING MAN.


man with a family, however poor lie may be,
owes it 10 his wife to save her health and
strength in every way possible. He las no
right to allow tie mother of his children to
wear her life ont toiling with her needle to
clothe her family. HIS dirty is TO buy the
Wilson shuttle sewing machine. the best ma
chine for family sewing and manufacturing pur-
poses ever invented, and he can brly the Wilson
machine upon terms which enable lIim to pay
for it i'll small monthly iusta!lmcnts. that he
can spare out Of his wages without feeling the
drain. He viii get, thereby, a machine capable
of doing every variety of family work in the
most beautiful manner; Ii machine that even Il
child cal operate. and which will prove a per
manent family blessing. Machines will be
delivered at any railroad station i'll this county.
free of transportation charges. if ordered
through the company's branch house at 197
State street, Chicago. They send an elegant
catalogue and chrome circular free on appiica-
ton. This company want = few more agents.
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DIR. PIERCE's Golden Medical DiscOv-

DIR. PIERCE's Golden Medical Discov-
cry will cure a Cough in one-half the time
necessary to cure it with any other medicine.
and 1t does 1t, not by dyyjng it up, bntby re1"Or-
ing the cduse-subduingh The irritation. and heat
ing tie AFFECTED parts. For all cases of Laryn-
gifts, Hoarseness, Suppression or Loss of Voice,
bronchitis. Severe Chronic or Lingering Coughs,
it will be found to surpass ally medicine that
has ever before been offered to the public. 1t
is sold b. all dealers in medicines.
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THE HUMAN HHR.-How many per-

sons abuse this delicate and beautiful orna-
ment. by burning it with alcoholic trdsbes and
plaster!ng if with grease. which has no affinity
for the skin. and is not absorbed. Burnett's
COcoaine, a compound of c%ocoanut oil, etc. is
unrivaled as a dressing for the hairs readily
absorbed. and is peculiarly adapted to its vari-
Gus condition. preventing its falling Off, and
promoting its healthy growth. See adver'ment.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23
The BLACK Hills Gold Region.

The publisher of the Cheyenne CWyo.) Leade,
will iSaIe, April 18th, z twenty-eiglt-column
extra, containing q tine map of the Back Hills,
Including all the mountain ranges known Under
formation gathered from official and private
sources. relating 10 this all-absorbing topic.
Price 10 cents. Send your orders t. II.
GLAFCEE. publisher. Cheyenne. Wyoming.
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM has proved il

self to he the greatest Medical Remedy for
healing the Lungs-purifying the Blood. and
restoring the tone of the Liver. 1t excites
the phlegm. when is raised from the Lungs,
thereby the Cough. Pains, Oppression. Night
Sweats. and Difficulty of BreathinG-all the
above symptoms VII be cured. and the whole
system again restored to health. For sale by
all Medicine Dealers.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-23

JoHNsoN's ANoDYNE LINTMENT may be
administered to caildren with perfect success,
in cases of Group, w%hooping cough, influenza,
and almost any of the diseases to which they
are liable.
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CEocI0n per day at home. Terms free. Address
CvEgEC GEO. STISsoS Il Co., Portland, Maine.
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NOR VALUABLE JNFOR NATION. address
Il /. NJ. HARRIS Box 5l5O. Boston, Mass.

rn SEND Pct. srTiNF> for "ur C.TAL"JUF.
W. Address FUIL.EE X Co. Box 1910. Boston. Mas.
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GsetkH n month to agents everywhere. Address
V-OO EXCELSIOR MFG Co., Buchanan, Mich.
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NnlJmn Wanted to canvass fer Pictures to copy
hErH MIN and enlarge. Address. with stamp, j.
auUU " Ii. MASON, DO & PA State ST., Chicago.
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a GENTS. Chang Chang sells at sight Necessary as
n soap, Goods free. Chang Chang Mtg Co, Boston.
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