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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS

MRS. F. GuEBLE VS. HEB HUSBAND-No. 1852.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY
third dsv Of June. 1876 Judgment was rendered
in this count in the following entitled suit il the
words and figures following, to wit:
Mrs. +. Gueble VS.. her husband, No. 1852.
On notion of C. E. Schmidt, of couustl for the
plaintiff and on his submitting to the court due proof
in support Of plant frs demand. and the law and
evidence beng in favor Of plaintiff it is ordered
adjudged and decreed that the Judgment by de
fault herein entered on the twentieth ins:a ant be
now confirmed and made final, and accordingly
that Judgment be and it is hereby rendered IN
favor of the plaintiff. Eugene Nppert, wife Of Fran
co.'s Gueble and against the defendant, her hus-
band decIeeing separation of property between
him and her, aud dissolution Of the community
OF acquests and gains which existed between them.
and authorizing the plaintiff to carry on business
in her own name and tor her separate account.
1t is further ordered that the defendant pay the
costs of this suit.
Judgment signed June %, 1876.
A. SAUCIKR, Judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set my
hand and xed the seal of the said court, at the
city of New Orleans OIL this twenty lghth day of
June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy six.
iyl3 10 20 z. r. HYAMS. Deputy Clerk.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

hISSOLUTION.-Th firm Of Messrs. ELMER
~ ROSk is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. A. Elmore continuing the bnsir ess for his
own account. Ali Indebtedness of Elmer Rose
A. Elmer will assume and liquidate and he alone
is authorized to collect all iudebt edness due to
said arm of Elmer and Rose.
i. ELMER
&. E. ROSE.
hsuma, July IA, 1876. jyl6 St
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merriam.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
y Orleans, No. saso--By virtue of a writ of seiz.
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
GERS Exchange, Royal street between Canal and
Customhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, August 49, 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the Fuurth District of this city, in the square
bounded by St. Char es date Nayades,, Philip, Pry
lama AND FIRST streets, designated by the numbers
dred and eight on a plan numbered thirteen in
book of plans number three. in the records of q.
B. Cenas, late = notary public in this city, and
measuring each thirty feet six inches front on
said St. Charles street, by one hundred and Thirty
feet in depth: between parallel lines Together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
and tie appurtenances thereof and all the rights
ways and servitudes the reun belonging. Being
the same property acquire by the late Albert Wal
t Merriam by purchase fIom Miss Susan Hackett
PER act passed be fore r. c. Cuvelller late notary
public in his city. on the seventeenth of June 1876
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jyl8 % 80 aul9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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LOTTERIES.

DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOB JULY IL, 1876.
CLASS l6S.
75I;45.si:|, 7;|59; :; !: !:
Thc above drawings are published in the prlnclpai
papers and are drawn in public daily at the rooms
OF the Company.
Witness our hands at New Orleans louisiana til Q
day, July II. 1876
Fl. PERALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN,
- Commissioners.
DEW AXE OF boOUS LOrTERIES. apl2
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Consul 1t Cairo.

OF Devonshire for $4,000. 1t is thought
that the letter is hoax.
Consul 1t Cairo.
CAIRO, July 16.-Mr. Freeman. the newly
appointed United States consul, presented
his credentials to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day were confined to 25l
ba es. at prices requiring no change IN our quota
tions We give also the figures and report Uf the
Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Eliza ADgell VS.. Miss Bath-Jobn g.
Cocks vs.. Sarah Ward.
EtOUk'h DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
Il Orleans Nos. AZ $40 and ~ 857-By virtue of two
orders of sale both da ed July 1876 to me directed
oy the honorable the Fourth District Court for
the parish of Orleans, in the above entitled suits
! will proceed to sell at public auction, at my ware
house Nos. % and rs Orleans street between Royal
and Bourbon streets in the Second District of this
P. M
LOT OF FURNITURE, MOvABLES And
:" BAKING APPAREL, as per inventory which may
be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jyl6 81 Civil Sheriff of tho parisb Of O,Io.,s
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Louisiana Artificial stone Company vs..
Joseph Raymond.

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 6909.-By virtue of a writ of ieI
faciss to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, l will proceed
to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and CustOmhOuSe streets, in the
Second District of this city, on TUESDAY, July
Is, 1876, at twelve O'Clock ~. the following de-
scribed property. to wit
ALL 7 He RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
dt tendant herein IN and to the marx ct at the
OF Dry AIDES and Second streets with the ground
on which it is built, to wit: portion of ground
lying and being at SAID corner of Second and Dry
AIDES streets, IN the square bounded by Second,
Dryades, BarOnne and First streets, Fourth Dis
trio, of this city and measuring sixty feet front ON
depth and front on Second street. together with
the markethOuse and improvements thereon, and
so much Of the surrounding ground as is left open
for an alley way twenty feet wide the othor
side; together with the rights and privilege of the
defendant to collect ana receive the revenues
thereof during twenty years, as follows To collect
the whole OF said revenue during ten years after
the completion of said market, and to receive
during the remaining ten ears, out Of the renting
five hundred dollars per month, or six thousand
dollars per Annum if the renting farming shall
amount to that sum, whatever less it NAV be-
subject to tie right of the city of New Orleans to
become exclusive owner of said prop erty and reve-
nuas of said market. at the expiration of said
term of twenty years, according to the contract
between said city of New Orleans and said Raw.
public in this city on the tenth of April 1875.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
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The sales not reported at the Exchange IN.
cluded s 10 600 city premium bonds at 35as
No sales of stock were reported
Nothing was reported in State cOnsols. but theG
were quoted nominal the close al 62. i p cent
higher than sa urCay.
City premium bonds in fair request and
steady. ruling at rs !. q 35a. at the close Nothing
vas reported in other city bonds.
City scrip quit (, and State warrants con
timed entirely nominal.
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We continue to quote exceptional paper at 90
v cent y annum discount; 81 do at lO0l2. and
second grade at 50l8. First class mortgages rule
at 90l0 y cent y annnm, and second grade are
quoted entirely nominal
Gold opened at III y ella. against 1Il1 at New
York AID after limited business, closed at the
opening rates i'll both market. The saes com
1890, embracing $500 lllhs and $500. $4,000 aud
$4,000 at ll1a.
No sales of silver reported, and quotations
continued entirely nominal
Foreign exchange was without qnotab!e varia-
ton. The ca es of sterling were confined to $500
en- bracing 820o bill OF lsdng at IS -, and $1,000
and $1,000 Al clear at SIS AZ
No sales OF francs were reported
At the close sterling bills were quoted al
IS as as a. for bill of ladng and Al clear, and at
-0B5 An for bank (-0s5 48 for bank counter
ratel, and francs at -0i.67ls for commercial
and nominal for bank.
New York sight continued steady. The sales
comprised 500 100 S 10 900 and 25 900 private bank
ers' at i y ce, premium and 500 600 and 535 900
bank at 81 VS. also noticed sales of s 600 com
mercial Philadelphia, + 1909 Louisville. and
s Is, 900 Providence at par.
The banks continued to check on New York at
y Y cent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted at a..
Ike 70 lowing is the official tatement of the
sales report.d to-day at the New Orleans stock
ypno
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN.
M0NnAY EYRNIN0. July Il 1876.

OFF1CR NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY EVENING. July II. 1876.
The demand for discounts continued Of fair ex.
tent both ia bauk and on the street, and without
change in the rates of commercial paper. Gold
and foreign exchange were without quotable
variation. and the movement in both was contued
to few sales. New tYork sight WAS unchanged
Stocks were duh. Not hing was reported in State
consols, but the market was quoted nominal at S.
j y cent higher than on Saturday, City premium
bonds were IN fair request at steady rates.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearlngs Balances
july ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $5o8.482 O6 $ll7 SAB 80
JULY 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 765 697 II Ill 89l 81
Thus far this week ..... s 1874 l79 % 299 434 OIL
Same time last week.. lS40 $50 o. 147342 %
Total last week.. 1886, 103 16 5,1 800 III
Total week before. ........ 4885.8ll 35 693 1853 80
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William !. BehaD W. Estate of Janet z,
Merriam.

EUGENE wAGGAMAN
jel7 jy 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Hot Weather.
LONDON, July 1.-THE weather for the
past four days has been excessively hot,
the thermometer reaching &C. in the shade
There have been numerous sunstrOkes.
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James J. O'Hara VS.. sarah Elizabeth
Booth ct al

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
jyl8 q 80 au19 Civil Sheriff the Parish of Orleans
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VICTORIA c. Woodruff.

From the Globe Democrat. st. Louis, Mo-, Feb.
2, 1861
THE OVATION LAST EVENING AT ARMoRY HALL.
II among the large audience of ledies and
gentlemen who we're present at Armory Hall
last evening to hear Victoria G. Woodruff
lecture, any went with the expectation OF
hearing anything advanced by that lady that
Was either immodest or icentious, they must
have left the hall disappointed in that respect,
but much better informed on some matters
than they were before they entered it.
Mrs. Woodruff appeared on the platform
attired in q very plain, dark-colored dress,
and spoke with great animation for about
two hours. Her utterance is very rapid, but
distinct; her language forcible, and her GEES
lures appropriate and effective. Everything
she does, both in utterance and action, seems
to be spontaneous She never hesitates for
word, and her strong vigorous thoughts are
clothed in the most appropriate language.
Unlike most fluent speakers, the she deals
but little in lima gerry, and her efforts have no
attempt at rhetorical embellishments, and yet
she is an orator Of great ability. In the
treatment of her subject she goes straight to
the point under consideration for the time, and
says what she has to say in vigorous Saxon,
and then passes on. Her strength as aspeaker
is in her earnestness. Her audience at once
become en- rapport with her, for they feel that
tQ0Y nave O0IOI9 tO0m b WOUAu WIZ ID III
"dead earnest, /" and that the words which are
falling from her lips are not the mere coinage
Of . mental process, but they are thoughts
coming straight from her heart, earnestly ut
tered, because earnestly felt.
The lecture was listened to by the large
audience, . large proportion of whom We're
ladies, with rapt attention, and the speaker
was frequently interrupted by loud applause.
While Mrs. Woodruff, in dealing with
subject which is generally ignored in the pull
pit and on the platform, calls spade spade,
there was nothing that fell from her lips
which could justly shock the sensibilities of
the most refined. On the contrary, there was
around it an elevated. moral and even re-
ligious tone The subject is one that is de-
mandipg the attention of all who are inter-
ested in social ethics, and who is there that
ia not interested in q matter that so vitality
affects the general welfare of humanity? Her
views are il advance Of the day in which she
lives, but there were but few if any present
last evening who could differ from her, and
even il they did, they derived an intellectual
pleasure in list. ming to the keen, clear. earn
est thinker, who thoroughly believes in the
mission she is advocating. They heard some
plain truths it is true, some of which came
horne to them, but they we're told BY tear
less woman, who has an abiding faith in the
old motto. Veritas preudlebh
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a ROUSING MEETING.

The enthusiasm displayed by the voters Of
the old Second Ward was greater last night
than even the most sanguine Democrat could
expect Long before the appointed hour the
place Of meeting, the Louisiana Hotel, oppo.
site St Mary's market, was crowded with q
most OF Democratic voters and with impa-
thence they awaited the appointed hour Of the
meeting.
Prompt to the minute that gallant worker in
osnalt OF Louisiana, Manuel c. Reyes, E a..
OF the Central Club, called the meeting to
order, and in few appropriate remarks in.
trcduced Mr.. Harry Wild, who explained the
objects Of the meeting.
GERS, which resulted as follows: President
Harry Wild. Esq LIST Vice President. Mai
Logan; I'd Vice President, Michael CLARK. "A
Vice President, John Flynn; Secretary. M
Childress; Treasurer, Thos White: Seroeant.
1t Arms, N. Lacey.
The following resolutions were offered. and
ON motion, spread upon the minutes:
whereas, IN order to secure q fair and
equitable election for the various officers 81
all the central clubs in this parish, it ia
=, nesosved, Thatthis club respectfully request
me Pailsn committee to assign the meeting
OF the several mother clubs for reoroanizs.
ton OF the various wards in the parish For the
Same night; and be it further
RESOLVED, That the cooperation and in.
dorsement Of all auxiliary clubs in the parish
are earnestly solicited to the above resolu-
ton; and that copy. of same be forwarded
to the Parish Committee.
offered by Mr.. Bulger:
Whereas. during the past four years our
rights have been trampled under foot by an
usurping Republican government which has
IN every way oppressed and overridden our
people; and
Whereas, some Of our leaders have proven
themselves untrustworthy Of the confidence
bestowed on them in our city administra lion:
therefore, be it hereby
RESOLVED, That we, the laboring men and
other voters belonging to this club, do heartily
pledge ourselves to use every endeavor to
overthrow Radical usurpation in our State:
and be it further
RESOLVED, That We heartily pronounce our.
selves as opposed to all rings, in and out Of
office, and call on every Conservative voter of
this ward aud State, who really has the inter.
terest Of the people at heart, to place men
in Office who have at heart only the interest
Of our people and State.
Offered by A. Oiveira
the Workingmen's Auxiliary Democratic
Climb Of the Second Ward"
Mr.. J. T. Pecot addressed the meeting, re-
questing the voters of the ward to have q
quiet election, and not, as the Republicans
say. with artillery.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned.
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AMUSEMEA1A

DR. Won BU1ow. - The second concert
given BY this eminent pianist took place
last evening at Grunewald Hail. There was
quite a good audience. and delight was the
general feeling Of ell. Few OF our citizens
have ever heard music SO beautifully and ar
tistically interpreted. DR.. Won Buiow calls
up the very soul Of music and bios II orea'n
its sweetest sentiments, and under the magl.
cal touch of his hands it answers his slightest
wish. Every one in the audience seems fully
imbued with the true and divine spirit OF the
beautiful harmony, which, nowS was low ana
sweet. now dashing and brilliant, and as lts
VARYING cadences swept through the ball, 1t
was evident that ali had caught the sweet in
lection and fingered musinRly as the ecnoes
died away, or g'owed with rapture as the
theme grew daring.
DR.. Won Bulow must needs win proud laureIs
in the Crescent City. and our people snouid
see to it that they lose no opportunity OF near,
ing him. Miss Cronyn was loudly spplaudeo
st the close of every effort, and won another
triumph through her scholarly and thorough
MOBILIZATION, and the sweet and expressive
sympathy Of her renditions. She is mag
nificent singer and adds materially to the en-
iovment of the audiences at The concerts. The
next concert Of the series will be given on
Friday evening.
TIE VARIETIES THEATER.-The programme
at this theater will this evening be changed.
The interesting and beautiful drama of
MChristie Johnstone" will be performed,
v;th Mrs. Chanfrau in the title role. The
NAV is we'll worth seeing. In addition to the
rreat ability of the star, it will be we'll cast
and splendidly mounted; the great scene OF
the life-boat rescue being especially pictu-
rescue and enjoyable. Tho theater. should
be crowded to night
TIE ST.. CHARLES THEATER The speciaty
drama Of 1.-THE Cut Glove, in which MISS
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. rnTCTION IN ROBERTS'S IMPROVED
X PLANTATION CABINS.

CAIRNS from $a5 up-according to size-all com.
,,,sta and good lumber guaranteed. All kinds OF
dressed and Rough Lumber; Door oasn' bnndS anu
r;starns furnished at reduced ates
~ dars or communications left in either Dox
OdeLs ...rJad ~ CAPT BROOKS.
r. Ro1 At dams e. Works II Commercial flace'
RAY -. Janney's III Common street.
RAJ No 1. Mechanics Exchange.
;.ro n, Th Sa I'm
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God knows there are taxes enough
nothing but taxes-and if the mighty enter
prises and immense financial resources feel
the burden of taxation in a manner to make
bis soul groan after this fashion. how must it
be with business men of moderate incomes :?
Jefferson (Ld.) Sentinel.
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BALLS.

BALLS.
GRAND CALICO BALL,
IA To be given by
Trad FERRY STE AM FIRE co. NO. IL,
AT ST. PATRICKS HALL,
On Saturday Evening March 4, 1876.
Committee of Arrangements
j. Lynch Chairman w. Baker,
j. r. Philips, p. Farrell p. Mealy.
Applications for ladies' invitations to be left at
gine-hOuse. Tickets ONE DOLLAR. F4 I'm
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same adams and MI. julie Keen anne.r -
tae ieaoing characters, still holds the boards
~ ms lneater. and is attracting a fair share
me pubic patronage The specialtie :
n;"I 10 the play are very interesting and
enjoyable, especially Miss A idams'. mns;cai
performances, which are especially excellent
On rnday evening the two stars will re-
Ielve oenefi. :, and on Saturday evening the
nost o. friends Of that popular and deserving
genueman, Mr. P. Gleason, will be called
lyon 10 JOIN IN giving him q complimentary
Yemen. =. q. has been with us for MANY
years ana has won golden opinions from ali
our ciuzens; his benefit will, doubtless, be
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-But three days remain
o. the engagement of the Royal Japs at the
ACADEMY. They have thus far drawn crowded
houses OF the most fashionable of our citizens,
Inc entertainment is we'll worthy the atten-
1lon II Is receiving from our ctiz ms Next
xeek, commencing Sunday. the Goth, we are
20 nave the show par excellance-the world
famed Kelly & Leon, with their large and
talented burlesque opera troupe. They bring
tnlity hrst class performers, embracing in
'nelr company twelve comedians and specially
performers. double quartette of eight splen-
QUO operate artists. chorus of ten, besides
HE FRENCH COMEDY COMPANY. Gavaut
Ainard ct Cle" was produced last night at the
opera House by the French comedians to
large audience. The piece delighted the
house, and Mr.. Mezieres won new laurels in
the role OF Gavaut Tonight "La Boule
will be given for the second time, and another
large house may be expected, as the play
made great success at its first representa-.
ton. On Saturday afternoon, at the matinee,
" Far Droit de Conquete" and "Les Cheva-
iers du Pince Nez" will comprise the bill for
the ladies' entertainment, and on Saturday
night Mr.. Amedee Veniat will take his benefit,
producing on that occasion "La Maitresse
Legitlme." Lies Crochets du Psre Martin ="
will form the attraction on Sunday night, and
an extra matinee will be played on Wednes-
day afternoon next week. The reason for this
is that no performance will take place at the
Opera House in the evening. Next week viii
be tina last week but two of the French COM
pany here, and a number of new plays are
promised.
GLoBE.-The programme presented last
night was an enjoyable one, embracing songs,
nd IT,
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Notice.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR J
E,.sr District Q69 Gravier st. up stars 81. (
rineA New Orleans, JAN %, 1876
public notice i hereby given to the Taxpayers OF
the Fir.t District of New Orleans that am ready
TO issue State Licenses for the year $780, ana 70 TO
All Taxes fr the years 1875 1874 and 1873 The
Office will be open from A. NJ. to 8 r Nj.
n C. FOLGER
;.oo,m sta,e Tax Collector, First District,
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Orange Trees. Orange Trees.
1nOO ORANGE TREES FOR SALE, FROM
II ILL.,. years old From 10 to s9S per 100
Also, large stock Of PEACH PEAR, APPLE,
PLUM. JAPAN PLUM and all other fruit trees
Also, MAGNOLIA and other ORNA MENTAL and
SHADE TREES. F. A. QUINETTE,
Corner st. Charles and Grayier streets
FIG ST. under st CHARLES Hotel)
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
Third street. near Diyades,
GEO. C. PREOT, Principal
EUGENE D. SAUNDERS, First Assistant.
THOS L. RAYMOND, Second Assistant
The Spring Term Of this School for Boys will begin
On Wednesday, Feb. rs.
Rsfererces- Faculty of the University of Virginia
and Patrons Of last Session For circulars ana fur
Els Is I'm '' A Lock Box eo4.
THos NUGENT. J. A. RILLIEUx.
NEW ORLEANS sHOEING SHOP.
Between Perdido and Gravier streets
F9 3m NEW ORLEANS.
j., MANDIN & CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
And Direct Importers of
Wines, Brandies, Gins, Etc, ETC.,
81 DECATUR STREET,
NEW ORLEANS
Sole Agents of the Celebrates
Eugene ClicquOt Champagne,
A Wine long favorite with connoisseurs and good
ivsrs, warranted genuine and of unequaled sparkle
and flavor.
Also, Sole Agents for the following wines:
CHATEAU BELLEVUE, of p Salin Fills
CHATEAU DE FRANCE of P. Brugere.
GRAVES dAMBARES. DUCLOS FRERES,
ETC, ETC. ETC.
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NOR THE CHILDREN.-A MARKEO CHAR
acferistic Of the New La Remedy is its admirable
effect upon child en- Of every age aud organization 1t
acts as soothing sirup as hood purifier ana TO-
~ orator while it is pr eress for coughs, Coles
Welcoming cough etc Same effect upon adults. IL
contains neither laudanurn arsenic nor any otner
ahouination and is delicious. Sold by dr9ggisss.
Depot LOG Camp street. n. y. r. othpii"MH