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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-16

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE,
NO. 1913 ERATO STREET,
Between ST. Charles and Carondelet streets
With Fancy Flower Garden, Etc
THE WHOLE IN SUPERIOR ORDER
Fountain Range in Kitchen, Gas, Etc
ON LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION.
pY NASH & HODGSON-W. l. Hodgson, Auc
| SATURDAY, May % 1875, at u o'clock NJ, at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange, will be sold
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, togeth
with the buildings aud improvements thereon
situated in the Fist D strict of this city, in the
square bounded by i alto, Carondelet. ThaliA and
ST. G. aries streets, desgna' ed OF fourteen,
street by one hundred and twenty seven feet ten
inches four lines deep between parallel lines, Amer
lean measure. as per plan of L. II. Piiie surveyor
dated May -. 1875.
The improvements consist of well built and
stylish Two Story Safe Roof Brick Residence, known
as No 1913 Erato street, an contains two parlor $,
dining roem stOre-r, ON, kitchen it'll range and
new static airy cauldrons. coal aud wood h'uses,
three large bedrooms. servant room, lumber room
bathroom, hot and cold water waterloo els above
AMI low, gas and fixtures t.roug lout. All in
sp endd order. Galleries front side and rear.
The yard is handsomely id out and embellished
has fonnt' IN and hydrant in fir MT yard iron fence in
front front and lear yards paved cstern and h drant
in rear yard.
This property has recently been put in superior
condition and painted, and is ready for immediate
occupation The keys be had app ic ton to
the auctioneers.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Onethrd cash, balance
at one and two years, with eight per cent interest
and all the usual clauses; ten per cent cash the
spot to bind the SALE
Act of sse befpre A. Hero Jr. notary, at the ex-
peDse of purchaser including he taxes for 1875 due
in 1876. my1l l5td
BRITISH SHIP WATERLOO AT AUCTION.
For Account of Whom it May Concern,
TOGETHER WITH HER RIGGING, APPAREL
Etc.
As She Now Lies
AT THE NEW LIVERPOOL WHARF,
Opposite the Levee Steam Press.
RY NASH & HODGSON-w. /. Hodgson, Auc.
- hoDeer-Offce, No. Carondelet street On
SATURDAY, May D. 1875, at 12 o'clock NJ, at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange without any reserve
or limit, will be sold
THE BRITISH SHIP WATERLOO Capt Ha
ward together with her Rigging Apparel and
Tackle assne now hes at the.Liverpool Wharf Third
District SDe is 1922 tons bu then; was built at Que
bee in 1865 injured while eros ing the Bar con-
demned and is to be sold for Of whom it may
concern.
Terms-Cash in q. s. Treasury notes, on the spot.
Act of transfer, ETC.. before Edward Ivy, notary,
at the purcha ers expense. my16 I'd
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FOR RENT.

k'OR RENT-A ne atty furnished cottage on Camp
= street, only fifteen minutes walk from Canal
street. Contains parlor dining room two bed rooms
servant room anu kitchen, ali fully furnished For
particulars apply to W. P. FRERET,
my 1t rs Common street
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PROGRAMME.
LIST Race-Butcher wagon race two wheels one mile
dash. Entrance free. Prize, one silver pitcher
"a Race-Mule race. to harness. One mile dash
Entrance free. Prize two ba 90 hay.
Sd Race-Pony race, fourteen hands or under One
mile DASH Entrance 50 So Prize, 800
4th face-Pony race, fourteen and a half hands OF
under. Mile heats, best two Oat of three En-
trance fee 81 so. Prize, $50.
9TH Race-Runnlng race, open to all. Mile heats
best two out OF three. Entrance 81 so. Prize $40
9TH Race-Trottins race, open to all Mile heats to
harness and rule. Entrance e so. First horse
S25, second SIS
18th Race-Pacng race to harness. for private horses
One mile dash Entrance 81 50. Prize, $25
Two or more entries necessary to make a race
Entries for the above races must be made to d. A.
Rose, 81 Natchez street. John Taaffe at the Stock
Landing CT at Hawkins Saloon on or before Friday
2lst inst at o'clock p. NJ, when the pools will be
sold at latter place.
BASE BALL MATCH Prize $40.
Atanlmmense expense ye ancient LONE STARS
have been specially engaged 10 contest the second
great game with the champion r. E. LEES.
Game to commence at o'clock.
Duors open at l 0 clock p. NJ Races to begin at
O'Clock z. NJ. Dancing on the platform at clock
p. M. Celebrated Joe Watchers Silver Cornet Band
Will be ON hand. j. N. AUGUSTIN.
mylo 9tSu Secretary.
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GECOND GRAND PIC MIC
To be given by
MISSISSIPPI NO. 9
ST. BERNARD NO. 1,
AT THE
Fair Grounds,
SUNDAY, MAY %, 1876,

LADIES AND CHILDREN FREE,
Each ticket bears a coupon emitting the holder to
chance in the following prizes
First prize one gold watch and chain
Second prize one fine silver piece
Third prize, fifteen dollars in gold
The prizes will be drawn at 8 O'Clock p M ON the
dancing platform
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE CHEAP-One of the finest Resi-
l. deBces in the Sixth District containing double
rooms, cabinets, front and side and galleries.
store room pantry, kitchen, bath room, stables
rage house. very large grounds and great variety of
fruit and ornamental trees within four squares of four
lines Of city railroad. Will be sold very cheap For
particulars and plan, apply to w. P. FRERET, lis
Common street. my16 st SuWe&Su
ENOR SALE-On easy terms. the PASS CHRIS
TIAN COLLEGE PROPERTY, well adapted
for tirstclass Hotel, capable of receiving three
hundred boarders within ten days. For particulars
apply to JOHN HENDERSON,
my1aE 2tM 81 Camp street
LNOR SALE-At the Star Planning Mill and Lum.
IL Der Yard, corner Calliope and Rampant Streets,
sl7 so per thousand feet Flooring. delivered.
s13 90 per thousand feet Ceiling, delivered.
sl3 90 per thousand feet r. w. Boards delivered.
Terms cash. NICHOLAS CONNELL.
my4 I'm
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tNOR RENT-Several neat and very comfortable
1 cottages, at Bay St Louis within ten minutes
walk OF railroad depot and OF Martins Wharf. The
house is airy and well furnished and the groun S
contain fruit trees and shrobbery For particulars
apply to w, p. FRERET,
my16 SuWe&Su rs Common street.
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sell silks at 81 q yard; sale commences to morrow
at 10. Everybody is expected to take look al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

jackson Railroad Excursion Tickets Pur.
chased on SUNDAY MORNING will be good to re-
turn on following MONDAY MORNING train fir IN
date. Sc CARRY
my16 1w Gene al Pas Agent
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Call for testimonials Of cures effected by Be
sshesda in this city.
The 0. d. A. will be represented at the Varie
ties Theater on the Goth Of this MONTH
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k>OR RENT-Furnished House on the Lake Shore,
- nall mile ives of Camp Ground Biloxi. Miss.
" mari and bathhouse in good order. Can be sup
pied with milk. eggs and vegetables the premises
Apply to Mrs. NELSON BECK, Biloxi, Miss.
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nor RENT-On The Lake Shore at Pass Christian
Il half a mile east of the Railroad Depot furnished
house with double bath house. Apply to Col. Reich
ard, at the Pass, or to j. p. n BAQUIE 81 Perlido
street. my15 3tt
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SAILS, AWNINGS ETc-There is no establish
iment III this line Of business to be found in the
pared to fill orders than that of our friends.
Messrs Cassidy & Miller, 95 Camp street, near
Poydrss. They always have on hand a very large
stock o. , cotton duck: and have the appliances
that enable them to furnish every description of
etc, on the shortest possible noti,e. Messrs.
Cassidy d Miller have had business experience
in this city OF forty years, and have won for them
selves desc ryedy high position for honesty and
fair dealing. They always give the amplest sat-
risfaction to their customers
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Remainder. .................. 81 GEO hhds.
This would indicate a deficit in current sup
plies to meet the demand, unless there shall be
end in the hands of planters; this favors the
Impression which prevails in trade circles, that
prices, high as they are. are on a safe basis,
with the possibility Of further advance on de-
sirab!e styles, should the damage to tt g growing
crop by recent frosts or other influences prove
to be serious, Of which it is admitted much dan
ger vet exists,
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r. M. B. ]. Montgomery. Armory Hail. 81
Camp street, have on hand . few sets Of mahog.
any and rosewood bedroom and par.or suits,
which they are selling below manufacturers
Sorices. Call and see them.
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WANTED-A white girl to cook wash and iron
w for small family. German girl preferred
Adress, giving It ferences D. Glass box 1474 p
~ my 16 1T
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All Real Estate Owners of this Cit desir.
ing to take part in the organization of Property
Holders uuion, are invited to assemble in general
meeting to be held at Exposition Hall, TUESDAY
May 18th inst, at O'Clock precisely
AT this meeting it is proposed to adopt common
pla', looking to the organization of Ward Unions
None but actual property holders their bona tde
legal representatives are expected to be present.
my15 ESuTu&E
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WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square,
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branch No. ii. B. and NJ. A. A.-The
members of this Branch will attend a speciaI meet
ing THIS DAY, 10th, at 21e o'clock, for urgent
busin ass By order OF the President:
EDWARD MCGOWAN.
ANDREW LEO, secretary. ny16 1t
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WANTED-A strictly private family fAmerican)
w having delightful residence at Bay ST. Louis
would like to accommodate a f. w bOarders during
the summer. Very convenient to the depot. post
office etc. Terms moderate Adore Box ie, Bay
st. Louis, Miss. myl6, 1929 30
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Don't fail Don't fail
The next Single Number Drawing of
10 buy To buy
The Louisiana State Lottery
tickets IN Tickets in
Takes place Saturday, May %,
Next Lottery. Next Iotterv
With 40 Prizes, amounting to $4,000,
Only SO. Only $40.
And Capital Prize Of $40, 900.
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WANTED-Live and energetic SOLICITORS to whom
w liberal compensation will be given. Adore s.
with references, i. S. J.. Bulletin Office mYl6 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in a Private Family for
w four large and airy rooms, en- site or .ingly
opening on front and b ok galleries with or without
board. References required No. 2l3 Camp street
Also cesires private scholars classes in Drawing
and Oil hitting. myl6 It*
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WANTED-Occnpants for two large front rooms
~ transient parties can be accommodated at No
81 Royal street. my16t,
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WANTED-T0 exchange FIR House or Unim-
w proved Building Lot, t'rd of we'll situated
Canal Street Square Will give cash to boot if
necessary. Address NJ. O., Bulletin Office mY16 1t
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WANTED-An old book-keeper ef twenty years
w expF rience, would like set of books to keep
| T his board, Best of references. Would instruct
two three practically in book keeping affordug
them an opportunity of cquiring thorough kuowl
edge of this important branch of business at one
fourth the usual prices. Address Book keeper"
Bulletin office. myl6 it,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-08

Tho decision Of the Supreme Court
oftbeUnited States In a test cusetaken
from Michigan to That tribunal, that
the State has the right to tax land
grant lands while they are still in the
possession of the railroad companies,
will have universal interest asst will
place upon the taS-Hst shDusanGs if
not millions of acres in the States
where the State itself has not for
mally exempted the land it has
granted to the roads from taxation.
Tho operation of the decision will
practically be a benefit to the whole
people as well as to the roads, mas
much as the latter, rather than to pay
taxes upon unproductive lands, will
put them into the market more
rapidly and at cheaper prices, so as
to induce people to take them up and
improve them, which in the end
would be a benefit to the road
Chicago Tribune.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-08

N. +. Posi-.
Conmksloasrg L1tDlig rutioH-J. K. jeffrey
SHpsTbtsFssSECf hts. fHetSA-JoHn Slaughter,
United StTts& COEtHtiSsiOHsr-J W. B-un.r
CkrF Of If -hsdic5aI PktIetJ ". Bruner.
KGTshaL-FTauk wolcoit.
County Oncor.
LARAMIE COUNTY.
oo",",'''.o".'' R Z Sis:5' '''''-'''
ShsrI6-S.J. OBisru.
CohStG5lG-W. Taylrr. c. :. Drvcc.
La.ass. OF % Pe.os-I"o srvbr-r T II Ffsfcr
gtsrE U.d hsa"rAr-'rJ L S~.ImgsrI.
TreasuTG-D. q Trsry
ProbnS yn'ge-D-r, Trey
school SuEsri1,saSsEt-B v. u, md.
7oToHsr-Ja Talbo'.
IsEsssoE-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
r. c. whipp!e, Prss.sz Of. Mayor
Bird Trushes John 3. Davis,
Peter HhmnIa
CtsrL-W. richardson. es. Of. Assessor.
NdFs&dt-C. Devns.
Frsdsurs-Isaac Bergman.
ArOrHsy-T J. Street.
SurUeyor-A J. ParshAll.
Police Jssticss John Slaughter, T. NJ. Fisher.
3sungs Of the Town Trustees. FridaY even
lug In each week, al the City Han.
ALBANY COUNTY.
ro,,,. L L Adam; Chairman
Michael Carroll.
ShsrF-T. J. CRyt
Jpsaee, Of II. psps. e. y y. F Fi,.sr'
Thomas ShAnke.
Clcrk-L. u. Pease.
Probdts Jqdgs-G W. Ritter. sr-ofteio Treasurer
S,o.sgating dHoI,SynG w " bF r w,i.on
Tor0ua ~ Iaramfah Rptss-
LARAMIE CITY.
Twm. Harris, a, oGe0. Mayo
J. II FinfrOck.
board Of T~TUstsss( r. GsIbrairh.
Gsrk-John Mcleod, ca oGIeio Assesses
Murshgi-M. a. Hance.
TrsGsurer-T. d. Peare.
AhOrEfy-Homer dCrrcll.
Pohee JuStice-L.D D.. PcH-s.
= CARBON COUNTY.
oor"i.'s'.,. 5 ! i. i :E E Rs.fs; ss'''"'".
ShsriCwiInam Ha~Sy.
ClsTE j. =. Keller.
Probate Judge II. Tuttle.
Superintendent Of SchooLs-B. T. Kinney.
swEETwATEE COUNTY,
tJazaes Kline, Chairman,
COnpHksioHsFs VIM. a Johpson.-.
f. Cheney.\
~shsrir-Johu McGIincheY.
CsrE-T, Mccarthy.
Probate Jalgs-Jas. A. Brennan, sr. of. TreasI
CoTDi3-J9kn Norris.
Unit COUNTY.
william Mcdonald.
Commissioner ( "A. V. Quinn.
EdwGrd Alton.
ShsyfB-Christo2her E. Castle.
IIIugh Morrison, Evanston Precinct
ConSGGLes( q. AulIby, Alnry =. ccinct-
wv. t. Dunbar, Precinct.
re. ~ White, Evan .ton Pr
JuGtiess Of The Peace J.un Hopkin-, Amy g."
VIM. Y. Clark, ricdm't "
JAS -. Mitchell. IIillard "
CsrE--AlC C. Ice
PrO5cAs Judge-Or!ando North er. Of. Treasure
COJoHer-wuriR GUn5ofl-
AsSeSsOr-Lpliuy II. White.
CoklectOr-t. T.. Castle.
SSrrsYor-P. Il. TnO|ey.
IS X. Temple, District No. !
SchOo! Directors HIohn W. Myers, .
Reuben Fouks, :
Mn. = Tom.
n.,,. All. q. Lee.
-'Nu'Es "O"" Frank l.. Tilton.
II. :. WhiItt-r.
EVANSTON.
w. c. Brown.
r. X. Morrison.
Trustees Neil hcKinnon.
". Remington.
Harvey Booth.
CLsrk-wm. G.. Tom.
MdrshdI-John Burma
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-08

CUsTER's PARK, BLACK Hills,
February /, 1875.
F. T. Fletcher, Esq:
We had a long hard
journey to get here, but we are here,
and l think that l have struck the
country that / have been hunting for
TO ENake my fortune in. 1t is a
splendid country, and there Is no
doubt but there is millions OF gold
here but there is one drawback this
winter-cold weather and deep snow
in the gulches. The south side Of
the hills are. bare, so our cattle live
and keep fat, but it is bad about
prospecting. Still, some of the boys
are working and making fair wages
close 10 our stUckade, in n place
where no miner would think Of
looking for gold; but they sunk II
hole and struck it., and it goes to
show that there is goblin the coun-
try, and that in large quantities; and
there is no doubt in my mind that
IN the spring, ms soon as the 10Y
goes off so we nj get into the noun
tsinS, we will strike it the biggest
Kind. 1 am telling you Just what
my opinion Is. l don't want to
create any excitement in Sioux City
or anywhere else, but If j were a
young man l should emignte to the
Black Hills the first chance | had to
come through.
This letter was brought to Sioux
City by Gordon.
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GENERAL


Delegate In Congress,
f0Tty TAtrd COagnos-HOn. W. Il. Steel
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Speeches, seeds, documents, and
nobody can tell what else, are to be
sarriedatG Government expense again,
the only condition being that the
franks OF members Of Congress shall
be written by themselves, while the
speeches may be written by anybody.
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Eaa,f ?, Ba#lH I a..

q an Agency for the reception or Rd-
vCrtisgHcuts for american kEN-sPAF ER7-
The most cOmpIets e-Isb li~hHeut o. lie Kind
in the world. six tho u~Hnd NEwsPAPE )
are kept regularly on file, open To inspection
by ru-tumers. Every advertisements is
Ltken al the home price OF tHe paper, with
out any additional charge CT commission
An advertiser, In dealing with The AgcuCy. is
saved trouble and cOTrespO udence. making
one contract tustead OF a d Oxen, a hundred,
or a tn Ousand. 4 Book Of eighty pages.
contain Ing lists Of best papers, largest Circu-
%IRiiOns, religious, agricultural, class, pOiti-
cal. daily and country papers, and all
publications which are specially valuable To
Advertisers, with some Information about
prices, is sent FKSE to any address on
application. Persons at q distance Wishing
To make contracts for advertising in any
town, city. county, state or Territory Of the
United states, or any portion OF the DOmiu-
ion OF Canada, mHy semi a concise statement
OF what they want, together with a copy Of
thR advertisements they desire inserted,
ami will receive Information by return mail
which viii enable them - decide whether
10 Increase or reduce the order. For such
Information there IS no charge or ers are
taken for n single paper rs well as Tor a list;
for a single dollar as readily as for q larger
sum. Offices Times B%uIldIngL
4 Park Row, ny.
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mEsonic.


Wyoming Commandery No. |. Regular cou
clsTe frst Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. /. R. A. NJ. meets
hall, on the frst and third Tuesday evenings in
each month, ct y o CLOCK p. M.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l6, meets first and thirC
Saturday nlghtS in each month. at Masonic Hall
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-08
THE BLACK ILL

r. r. Whitney writes from the
Black Hills as folIows:
CUsTER's PARK, BLACK HILLS,
February /, 1873.
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New Advertisements.

TTI0rT choicrstIR the WprIa-Imporers'
! kNpriCCE-La ggst com pany IN America
ldDe.aVle ariiC r-P Easr- vvybOdy-TrAde
continually Incrust-Ing7As ents Ean'cd
every WhrTu-bus uducemsUI-don't waste
'ir'C eend tor CirCular tn ltOHzET WELLS. -
Nv-cv STREET, y - 4. @. Box 1915.
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Cheyenne Lodge. No. 81, I. o. C. T, neels
every Friday evening at Good Templars' Hall.
nth street.
limitations will be conducted only Oh the hrsr
and third Fridays Of each month. The interv"1
ing Fridays during the month vii! be devoted I
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN. W. C. T.
W. Il. WooD. W. Secretary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-08

Territorial Omeen.
iOUSrHOT-JnO. NJ Thayrr.
SsrTsEIry-Ja-yu d. BOW.
ChLJ LGstI,s u SapT,mr CoHyt-J. v. Fisher
issOctgts JHsHctsJOs. N GarvS. =. A. Ibnma,
LFT=l SLaa COIsciOr-E p. snow
5uTrCyOT GtatBzE- SilaE Reed.
+scsiEs' = pubic R0Esys-G. w Corey.
Es2utsT { 5. LIEi Orscs-S. II wmrni.
Territorial TreSuJtr-S. IS b vLcy.
lsrrihoriGt Aadtt0r-J. Il. Hay iuru.
?. {. Arnold.
toDi"llsStotISr Of PsNis 1itHryS Charles ~IIntIou.
N. r. Posi-.
~LsTTh0nfai Lbrurio7 John ~SlIughser.
CoHDlL1Ao1srV LntDI4g rutaCN-J- K. Jeffrey
oHpsTHbsFasHL Of Its ructiSH-IOhu Slaughter.
DStTIcL IHDTsry-E. p. Juhu-uu
tHhtd StTfsS tOUGDtlSsiOHsr--. W. B-un.r.
rkrF Of la JUdic5al PNtrIct-. ". Bruner.
KGTshGl-FTauk WolcOtt.
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St, Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. r. W
uiIliaTd rector. Sund ' services. II n. M. IN,
8 p. m. Sunday school after morning service
Seats free. All persons are cordially invited Il
att~nd.
Roman Catholic, hov. Jas. McGoIrich Pastor
Rev. Eugene Cussau, Asst. Church opONei,
street, above wcntieth.
Presbyterian Church, Eev..w. I. Reed, Pas
tor. Services NJ y a. IA and p. III. SUNDAY
chool directly after n1orniu scr vice.
MethodisJ Episcopal, Roy ". r. v erTcn. pa.
'or. Preaching every sabostls at j1s a.,
and 7 p. II. oH0bstL s,tool NJ ~ p. L.
Prayer meeting every T~hErsnly ay'rinc. Thu
public arc cordially Invited 20 all the services :"
the church,
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Hope Fncan sment, No. ., I. o. o. F., meet
every I'd and 4th Wednesday OF each month a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l, I. o. =. F., meets every
Monday evening st Odd Fellows Hall.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29
TESTIMONIALS,

II have never seen or tried suoh
simple eficacious. satisfactory and pleas.
ant remedy IN my life."--H. IIaines,
Lo uis, Mo.
Hon. ALEX. II Stephens.
II occasionally use, whom my oonditio
.rcquires it. DR.. Simmons Liver Regula.
tor with good effect. ."-IIon. Alex. IL.
Stephens.
Governor of Alabama
''four Regulator has been in uso in my
family for some time, and am pnrsuaded
II IL n valuable addition to the medical
science. Gov. J. Gill S,orter, Ala.
IL have uacd the Regulator in my fami-
ly for tho past seventeen years. I oan
safely recommend it TO tho world as tho
best medicine have ever used for III
GLASS Of diseases II Purports 10 cure
II. F. Thigpen.
President City Bank.
"Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
q good and effioaoious medicine. &C. A.
Nutting.
Druggists.
"Wo havo been uoquninted with DR.
Sinmons' Liver Medic. no for moro tha n
twenty years, and know It to be the best
Liver Regulator offered to tho publio."-
Nj. Il. Lyon and II. l.. Lyon, Bcllefontain.
Ga.
II was cured by Simmons Liver Rcpv.
lafor, after having suffered several yenrs
with Chills and Fever-"R. F. Anderson.
The clergy.
IL Have been dyspctio for years be-.
gan the Regulator Two years ago It has
acted like charm in my case" ."-Rev. J
Z. Holmes.
Ladies Endorsement.
~ hnve given your medicine n
thorough trial, and in no case has It IN lad
to give sntista otion. ."-Ellen Meacham.
Chatt ahooohee, Fla.
Sheriff Bibb County.
81 have used your Regula. or with suo.
cessful effect in Bilious Colo and Dys
pepsin. II is on excellent remedy and
certainly public blessing. &c. Mastor~
son, Bibb County Ga.
My Wife.
"My wife and self havo used tho Repu.
lator for years, and testify to it's gront
virtues. Rev. J. Fielder. Perry Gs.
~ think Simmons Liver Regulator one
If the best medicines ever mnao for tho
Liver. My wife and many OF hers, have
used It with %omdoif fui effect. ."-E. X,
Sparks, Albany, On.
M. D.
IL have used the Regulotor in my fnmi.
~ niao in my regular practice, and have
fouhd 1t n most valuable and satisfactory
edicine, and believe if it. was used by
profession it would be cf service In
many cases. know very much of
mponent parts, and certify It's mcdi-
ualities are perfectly harmless."-
iggs, VI. d Mao o n, Ga,
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