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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08
SPECIAL. NOTICES,
POLITICAL NOTICES.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK..


ROCKS REPUBLICAN PARISH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, >
Parish Of Orleans, Mechauics' Institute,
New Orleans, October Z, l676. ,
In accordance with . resolution adopted by the
Republican Parish Campaign Committee. the fol.
assigned, as published below as the orators for
the various Republican Central Club meetings In
this city for the week ending Saturday, October
Monday Evening, October 9, 1876.
FOURTH wARD-Bobert Malcolm. president,
Charles Vigers. secretary. Hall, Derbigny, be-
's speaSer ese BEIDEN Esc, HON. ". G.
SEVENTH wARD-C J. Adol,he president; A.
A. Denis secretary. Hall, Dauphine street, near
speakers-j. d. PERKINS, ESQ, J. 8. BEAN,
TWELFTH wARD-A. A. Anderson. president;
Paul Bruce. secretary. Hal. corner Of Marengo-
Speakers COLONEL r. B. BAQUIE. J. c.
ci TlEIEF AN wARD-D,xiS N S president:
Speakers-w. H. GREEN. HON. P. r. CARROLL.
Tuesday Evening. October 10, 1876.
FIRST wARD-Thomas ". wiokham, president;
J. B. Hunter, secretary. Hall, corner Of Melpo-
meme and White streets.
speakers-HON W. L. EVANS, L. D. HERBERT.
dersOn secretary. Hall, Grestmen street. nsasr
Mazant
sPssI Is ;, s. WILSON, WILL WILLIAM v1ehRs
3: Pradat secretary. Hall. First street, between
Liberty and sra y RIsH W p.i1 GREEN
ELEVENTH WARD-R. L. Desdunes, PRESIDENT
n. Cant secretary. Hail. Sixth street., between St.
speakers-AiFRsD BoURaBs, c. ". BoorHBY.
F0URTEENTH WARD-H. Powell, presidents N. D..
Bush, secretary. Hail. Broadway and Jena streetss
speahers-H. B. BLUkT. HON PETER JOSEPH.
SixTKESTR WAkD-John T. Claiborne. preei-
dent Lee ,ecrstsry xs G1 h.t1,s Hail.
SEVEN rEENTH wARG-r. >: stamps president;
speakersNCoLoSEL JAMES LEWIS, HON. z g.,
ETODDAkp.
Wednesday Evening, October IL, 1876.
SIXTH wARD-Rugene Staes, presi tents J. g.
Putchler, secretary. Hall, corner Claiborne and
Ursullnes ST. eets.
EIGHTH WARD-Webster Long president; John
Evans, ,ecretary: Hall, Urquhart street, bStween
Vaudeville and Marigny.
Poree, secretary. Hall, Cadiz between Cap and
Chestnut streets.
Speakers-WILLIAM vIGERs B. G. HARRIS
Thursday Evening, October IL, lS7G.
FIFTH wARD-Juies Lanabere. president: o. r:
Fernandez. secretary. Hall, corner of Claiborne
and Orleans streets ,,. $500,
NssTD. '''' w. - - -'' ''''''
Saturday Evening, October ii, 1876.
THIRD wARD-W. l.. Evans. president; W. q.
Elliott, secretary. Clay Hall. ON Perdido, between
Franklin and Liberty streets.
GREEN.
Tie speakers whose names are announced above
are requested to attend the meetings of tho vsri-
Gus clues.
The list of orators will be published every Sum
day with the assignments made. as ABOVE, for the
succeeding week.
| Republicans throughout the city are requested
to attend the meetings Of their respective clubs.
By order of the Committee.
Oc9 CHARLES A. BAQUIE, Secretary,
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FUN OF BEATING PoLIcEMEN.-Ihere ls
an impression existing among certain
classes that it is no crime to beat police
man within an inch of his life, if two. three
or more roughs can 60 together and hop on
a peeler, as did James Casey and Daniel
Horrigan, before daylight yesterday morn
ing. at the corner of Gaiennia and Annun-
citation streets. Officer Hawkins was the
victim. Both of the accused were subse-
quently arrested and bunked in the second
precinct station. and after short incarcera-
ton an order for their release was presented
to Sergeant Slabousky, but the sergeant
would not take cognizance Of the order, as
he believed he would be doing wrong IN
permitting would-be assassins to be at
liberty. Sergeant Slabousky will take good
care of his command when they are not IN
fault, and if anybody is to be punished Tor
nonsensical charges he proposes to take the
blunt himself.
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R REFORMED DEMOCRAT.

A gentleman of taste never feels at home
in trousers NOT made for him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08

Go to Offner, only, for beautiful and
cheap china, No. ia Canal street, opposite
Varieties Theatre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08

others new crockery store, complete as
sortment, low prices, prompt attention, No.
ia Canal street, opposite Varieties Theatre.
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MATERIALS

WAX AND PAPER FLOWERS,
AND GLASS GLOBES FOR COVERING ARTIFICIAL.
FLOWERS AND CLOCKS, Az
SEEBOLDS,
oc8 1t 2p 10. l66 Canal street.
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chsnies and Workingmen's Association.
whose name was the only other mentioned,
says that he and his association have NO
connection with any other movement than
that of reform. and by that he means the
Independent movement. The association
will remain unaltered in relation to the
ticket to be put conformity before the pub
lie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08

TELoN1ogs ESTERING.-An attempt was
made at quarter past ten O'Clock Friday
night to enter the residence of Mr.. David
Lockhart, at the corner of Levee and
Terpsichore streets, by unknown burglars,
who succeeded in forcing open the front
door, when they were discovered by the in
mates, who gave the alarm, and the bur-
glars made their escape.
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Rooms Republican Parish Executive
Committee, Mechanics Institute, New Orleans,
October Z Io76.-ln accordan ce with the provisions.
Of Re solution offered by W. Paul Green. Esq., Of
the sixteenth ward, and adopted by this commit.
tee at the regular meeting thereof held on Friday.
sixth instant, an election for NINE DRLk0ATbSA
to the Second Repree entativo District Convention
10 hereby ordered TO take place on TUBS DAY pex&,
October 10, 1876. in the second ward The<electtoR
will be held 1t the corner of Baronne and E. q
Joseph streets and the ballot box will Sts9
for the reception Of votes between the hours
twelve 0cOck NJ. and p. II.
Tho following gentlemen representing Inc -
torests OF all concerned, have been seiecie&si
commis eioners to conduct the election
In behalf of Mr. G. r. Glaudin-MessTs sGS:
D. 0edaes aud r. B. johnson.
In behalf of Mr. A. J. Brim-Mesers Thorn
WINNIE and ". q. Wil'isma
Umpire-Hon. l. W. Falls
Tho commissioners Of election will trans1nit.N
this committee without delay. the result OK Aa.1
election IN order that the credenths Of the a.
9ateo elected may b Issued BY the prssadanA ~
fkia committoo to those entitled TO the saznax
u order Of the Committee
eosst CHARLES 4 1AQvlH; *eervtsp4
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Elegant vases and ornaments, only at
DINERS new crockery store, No. ia Canal
street, opposite Varieties Theatre.
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Rooms Republican Parish Campaixn.
Committee. Mechanics Institute, New Ofleane .
October :. 1876 a special meeting Of this commit
tee will be held on MONDAY. the ninth instant, at
?. NJ, precisely. Business of importance.
BY order. CHARLES A. BAQUIE,
Oc8 1t
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COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER z, 1876.

COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1876.
Superior Criminal Court.
INFORMATION.
Carryiog concealed weapons-Wil!iam Il.
Thompson.
SENTENCED ON PLEA OF GUILTY.
Assault and battery-Henry johnson, on
Police Officer Ellie Jones, twenty -four
hours.
Assault with intent to kill-Willism D.
Green. three months.
Carrying concealed weapons-John Rel
ley, twentyfOur hours.
Grand larceny-JOhn CrOnin, thirty days;
Curtis Lewis, one year in the Boys House
OF Refuge.
First District Court.
INFORMATION.
Assault by willfully shocting at-William
L. Thompson.
second District Court.
Succession of Pierre Mounicq opened.
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German Republican Central Club Of Now
Orieans.-Regular meeting Of this club MONDAY
EVENING, October 9, at halfpast seven O'Clock
sharp, at the Mechanics Institute
LOUIS VOLZ, resident
EMIL BoKp,cKRR. Secretary. Oc8 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-22
lsY r. A. AerDl, AnCl.r.

T>kUSTEES 9ALE--By virtue OF u deed ..
l. trust from Gassius Augur snd Jsnlita. h:s
wife, dated the 10Th day OF May, 1876, anI o
reco!d in Fairfax county, Va. liber ). No. 4.
page 215. The undersigned, trustee !herei:s
named, and 81 the request of the creditor hy
said decd secured, will sol! BY public auction. "a
front Of the Market House, on hoysl st., Alex
aulria, Va, on SATURDAY. tho 9th day ..
December. 1876. ST II o clock m.. tho property
conveyed 10 him by said deed of trust. namely,
a certain TEN EN- ENT ana TWO ACRES, ~.
5 roods and Il 50. 100 pclcs vi land. situated Il
on the north side OF the Little River turnpike.
near the village OF We. Fad, fairfax co, W i,
and lately occupied oy Ca:aius Aagar. The
land is fertile, and ass bocn Tor sovers! yeaca
used as mark ct garden. On It there are young
bearing orchards ol apple, pear and peach trees.
Terms Of Sae-So much OF Tho purchase
money in cash as will bo requisite 70 pay Tue
sum OF S745, with interest !hcreon from tie lotn
day of May, 1915. and The axpen.o. "f sale, anI
the re.iuue on u credit OF T. and Is months, wssh
interest the deferred payments ~ be secured -
The satisfaction Of the trustee
EDGAR SNOWDEN, jE., T!us.ee.
Memo There is prior deed VI ,:ust on :he
property, bat sn arrangement can be made wiz,
the creditors secured by both deeds Of trust !or
d reasonable time for the payment OF most OF tho
purchase monay. nov lO-2sw4w
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AUCTION S-1LkS.
BY j. Uwea kerby, Auclioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue OF deed OF
Il trust from Mary Scarce, dated June 22Id,
1915. snu duly recorded among tho land re-
cords Of Fairfax county. in lher ), No. 4. folio
45l, the unlcrsighed trustee therein named, III
the request Of the party secured by said deed,
will sell, by pabllc auction, to the highest bid
der in front or CstLs tavern, in the village Of
West End, and county Of Fairfax, Noyembs
18th, 1876 st one o CLOCK D. m., 3 TRACT OF
LAND, situated in the said county of Fairfax.
containing l.9 acres, roods and Ia poles ex
elusive Of the marsh. :; scres, l rood aud 3.
poles, including the railroad, 4. acres, with
Courses and distances according to = plat or suc-
vev msde by Thomas n. Carter. Suryayo:
dated August. 1869, and lled slnoagst thc ru,.1.4
in the suit Of Church IS. Watkins, in The Cor
poration Court Of Alexandra. Va.
Terms Of Sao--Cash. Cuuyo7anciag =. the
cost of the purchaser
ri:ANrl; l.. sMIIt.
oct II gsrl.1 Trustee
Gss- The above sale i continued until SAT
URDAT, tie "a day .: nr2embar. !a:u. a: -.
Fi:A l.. l.. 3MlIil.
ntt y! 2aNlu, Tlu:!sJ.
DUBLIC SALE Tho ..i.acrs,snoi. co:nn4..
4 tee sppoin:ed ty !hs Quarterly Contai1rtG
Of Loudoun Circuit, "li soil, III liolt OF PA.
tons Hotel on TuUEIDAY. November 2:t.
1876. at . clock =. H.. Tho HOUSE and i.S
LOT, in tho town ot .M.ldlabnTg, LnaMn .sAl
s. the PATRONAGE ? r OF I'll + NJ. II. Gil u KCH
SOUTH. Possession given Isl day CT JaauaT1
1877, or earlier, if desired
Terms-One third Of the purchase money 10
be paid on the day OF SALE the residue in ons
and two equal ANNA! payments, bearing !atsr'
est from DAY OF 5ala. little inIisputabio, sEa
will be swan when .hs last payment is mado
JOHN Il. ROSS,
EENTON FUR!..
H. y. RECTOR.
:oy it'd Committee
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PAINTS, OILS, TARNISHES, dc,

DAINTS, OILS, FAkNlSH f., READY
L mixed Paints, Roof Paint, Averi!i Hhfin,
cal Paints &c, &c.,---a large stock "h hand ana
offered st reduced prices.
aug 4. 5. LEA DhEATHE X Hhu
TNCOURAGE HOME RE
d sin now manufacturing good and cheap
PAINT, uf severn! caloIs, tho bciy .! ~;iich In
equal to Load and OIL, which for TN roofs,
barns, STABLES, fences, &c, will be found very
suitable IS we'll as economical, and Nj! improve"
ment over other cheap mixed Paints row iii the
market For brick walls with = mol them cz-
posure it will act rs preventive to dampness.
For iron il makes a solid and lasting coating,
impervious TO moisture and preventive OF rust;
trimmings can be painted to suit This painl
has been used by one raiirond company AID "
many of the farmers in this vicinity, and Is
highly recommended by all who have tried II.
Price, single gallon, 75c. 10 gallons Coo per gal.
bbl, or % gallons. 6oc per gal Call and ;, oi =
anime samples al s. King st, under Sarcpta Hall
NH aI ". E. CREIGHTON.
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MEDICINES.
SIMMONS
LIV ER REGULATOR r


Is harmless,
Is no drastic violent medicine,
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is no Intoxicating beverage,
Is faultless family medicine
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Is given with safety and the happies! results
t. the most delicate infant
Does not interfere with business,
Docs not disarrange the system,
Takes the place Of Quinine and blttcrs Of eve
ry kind
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
ASK the recovered Dyspeptics, Bilious sut-
ferars, victims Of Fever and Ague, tho mercu-
ria! diseased patient, how they recovered health,
cheerful spirits ana good sppetite--they will tell
you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator,
The cheapest, purest and best family medicine
in the world
1t contsins four medical elements, never
united in tho same happy proportion In any
other preparation, viz: gentle Cathartic, q
wonderful Tonic, an unexcep:onable A!tera.
tive and certain corrective OF all impurities OF
the body. Such signal success has attended lis
use, that it L. now regarded as the
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For sI Disease OF the Liver. Stomach and
Spleen
As q Remedy in Mslarious Fevers, Bowel
Complaints, Dyspepsia Mental Depression,
Restlessness, Jauldice. Nausea, Sick Headache,
Collie, L, ushpatlon and biliousness
II HAS No EQUAL.
CAUTION las there are number OF lrni-
tstions offered to the public, we would caution
tho community to buy no Powders OF Prepared
Simmons Liver Regulator unless in our en-
graved wrapper with Trade Mark, Stamp and
Signature unbroken. None other is genuine.
j. II. aEILIN IL CO.,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicine, Simmons Liver
Regulator, has saved mo many doctors bills. l
use it for every thing it is recommended and
never knew it to fail; have used it in Collie and
Grubbs with my Mules and Horses, giving them
stout half bottle at time. l have not lost
one that l gave it to. You can recommend it to
every ono tha, has stock as being the best medi.
cine known for all complaints that horse flesh is
heir TO. +. l. TAYLOR,
sep Agent for Changers Of Georgia.
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By +. A. kerby, Auct'r.

COMMISSIONERS SALE-Under autAor
~ ity of the decree Of .he Corporation Cour!
of Alexandria in the suit o! Simmons, Briscnc
& Hill vs. Ulam w. Barker, passed Al the jan
uary term, 1876, the subscriber will soll Oh the
THIRTEENTH DAY OFNOVEM BER, 1916.
At II ~, in front Of the Postotice, i'll tho
city of Alexandria, Va The following described
property in said city:
|. Thetwo story Brick DIV ELLlNG HOUSE
on tho north side OF Queen stroo., between Roy
al and Fairfax street, ownod by said Ulam W
Barker, fronting about ~ feet. Or less. nl
Queen street, and extending back Ito lee! u
II feet alley ....
2. THREE FRAME TENEMENTS AND
LOT OF GROUND on the east side OF Henry
street, between Cameron aad King, beginning
2l5 feet in. north Of King street. An! !unni:g
thence north on Henry Al leet Ill. I" 10 teoI
alley, and extending back us feet . IN. ~ the
line of another alley. with right 81 wsy "ve'
said alleys.
T. UNEHhLr INTEREST ~ i Loi ~
the north side OF Princes, street. 3"S':GiaA al y
point Is feet chsL u! Water s!r4! fronting - H.
on Princess, will! depth III >, feet.
Terms "A u. j l'cr cent raal thr residue IL
three tq4al nnnU4l !n:tA!uc"t4, with interest !:
bonds ~ bu given therefor. w!th good personaI
-.,:r.t. and title to h- cctA,:,ra III payment.
- FEhG SON BEACH,.
,,,, a3-euls COMMISSIONER
Gsy- The above sale I.as i,o,.!i ;';,:.pohod unl
th. TIL HTEENTll OF DtCEM Bhk, 1876.
nov 10 cots j. =" REACH. Comm'r
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frRUSTEE's SALE OF \ GOOD %,AkM.
l. IN PRINCE WILLIAM CO., NaAk
HAYMARkET CONTRASTING :s3i acre.
Bv virtue Of h duCl ut tTsls, cInyuLcd /" ;ho H.,
j. I. Carter an! wiio, dated tho ."!h iry -
May, lsGj, saG recorded in "a, Clerk C'Aee "i
Va, will ollcr by public auction, HI tho li":.!
door OF the Court HcE"o. il The i"w" ~ WHt
renton, FauIiier county, Va, o:l MONDAl.
December lin, 1876. that being the ltst dny 81
the Circuit Court Of snid c"nniy, tho vhlihh:"
.rsct of lard in said deed mentlnnnd, khoWn -.
"CARTERS GEEEH.'
containing a,G! acras--ha tho same !hol1 or i'&s
| The land is Of good Quality. we'll wooded, Wnla'
| ed and enclosed. lyon the harm lH"fe !" =
| comfortable DIV ELLlHu HOUSE and asf;
necessary out buildings. /! II III Il sood sasi
| nejghborhood, adjoias tho farms "i Mr. We
: and Capt .Jnrncs Purcell ".d "boat TX i"'!H"
I from Gainesville u station upon tho Ma.A-'h-
| division ol tho Virgiuin Midland X, H.
Terms oi !; uic tivc hundred dollals III Cns!'
| the r2=iduc III one. t@o and lhfoc yea;ai f''
deferred payments tho purchaser "iil Do 70,
auired to execute l.ol.is. "ith approved pafsonai
security, to bear ,..ri..si from tho day "l 'sIo.
and set ufo the si.ii.n u cc'i I" trual upon TIC
| aforesaid promises
| N. B--BeIng elninwcfcd t. msko p'iSa'
ssle of said premises, iuvit" Propositions. hy
sddress Il Warrrnto,i, Fauluier county, Va.
K. TAYLOR >CUI'r, Trustoa. &c.. .Hc
konr. Cooxs, au..r. Eoy cot:
VALUABLE L.iNDED aoGATh:o fGE
v SALE-i;y virtue "t y iced ol tf0st exc
| cut.l "a tie EnGclslg gucd on the lJlh day oi
| Alri -, ~ -,rurG lobl 10 w. =. uurhcc'
of New yr!k y.:y, the following largo, pfoiut-
,iya snI yc:, .,..:lahie estates wall Le ouercu loi
sale or the ,..,I:.r.,s, respectively, al tao tio"
and on the lcI H. htreinaitnr narned, |" Wal
On FRIDAY, the oh day =; January, lo'..
1.-The MOSS y W r ESTATE, containing ntsr'y
7UN acres, on the Knppahannock ri'er. htlo"
| fredericksburg IL Caroline county
| On TUESDAY, tie Y.h oi January, 1871, tae
LEEDS MANOR ESTATE, containing 3~J
acres, living near Markham station, on the IL All
asses Gap Railroad, in Fsuqulor county, ana
On THURSDAY, the llth OF January, 49,
the TRACT OF LAND, xithin four miles %
Stauaton containing abou! 45d ncres' ana now \,
held and possessed by Col. "A: w. Ha1mhl'' sllc
heing one of the most valuable estate. IN A"-
. gusta county
The improvements On oac vi those properties
are rood Possessions given IN Tune ior 1piii'a
crops tho exact time will be anHouaeed o. 'Ne
sales. All growing crops "i'i be fsscrye,l. q,
: The sales will bo 10: cash, req"iled " tao
,,u.t 1eed The title. sro believed to be good'
hui only such will De conveyed IL are Ve'l'u !"
r HIjGH w. SHEFFEY, }Trustor.
). EDMUND COFFIN. Jf.,
u nov 8-Wts
-, ItIi.rH nE LIN fine chemical, usod
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,,r.,.iAl ATTENTION is called TO our
HnnpSkIET and BUSTLE department.
Tnssy goods are our ow make, and satisfaction
..,Isr,r:cr! Eus,les made to order st shor. 10
ina IT FERt3 USON & BROS,
Inw1l 81 King street.
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DRY GOODS.
cD TRIP NORTH THIS SEASON.

DRY GOODSl DRY GOODSl DRY GOODS |
Ii. Il. BRASHEAR, NO. lC0 KING ST.
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&. Il. DECEEY.
ATToEN ET at Jaw.
Ant zzsat O. trefre los sras1ts cg LJ5r Contracts
f1r Tie District GO Y lSIsas
WILL PRACTICE on MAUI ONLY
B,azk Labor Contracts approved form, and Stamped
Pace c1ns-lstiy ca D sut
rp Residence Haiku. Maat sSI Tyr
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THE COMMERCIAL
PERIODICAL AND NEWS AGENCY
i s Z 8 !.

AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN
PUBLICATIONS
FbrniS5ed 10 SssbseFf5srs iciin Ten 10 TcsAtv Day
from tie date Of publication.
And prices that barely cover the cost Of subscription and
posiagss thereon. -
Papers Delipsrsd Free Of Postage in any part
Of he Group.
No Subscriptions taken for Less than One Year.
Eg Piles made up short notice for whalemsn Travellers
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AUsTRALIAs PAPEns

Austraasisn. weekly. SO 0o Meib0urns Leader 500
Town C9uatry journal oa sydney m Nsws. -. 400
Sydney Maii--.--..-- soal-Jdney steamer Herald 2s
e. AHy Periodicals. not 10 thisiisf ordered It any
time, and supplied a. cost and charges.
Adiress n. y. WHITNEY.
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Gold Pen or PoeIxea KmIfer
A LARGE VARIETY. AND 70 BE HAD AT
n tho Book and News Depot Or
II. N. WHITNEY,
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a. nusluass Cares whom Iftrad ~ oHf tsars are
allowed discount am these yates, Which tfc ~ iianaleNt
advrftisenrnts when paid ~ rhaFset quarterly,
y. R-Au hrclsh alvstilsements must % aeecnpanied
With the pay when ccfri as note Ni D. tASen ~
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DIR. j. COLLIS BROWNIES
CHbOR CD X NJ II
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEEUIN

YlJIIE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
u the uuf0unied statements frequently made that the
composition 0f CHIoEoprNE is known 10 Chemists aud tue
Medical Profession The iet w. lhlglQdyne was disse'eed
and Invented by Dr. J. COILS BROWNE Tex Army Medical
smd) and nsmei by him, aud u has laed ~ attempts
analysis by the first Chemists Of the day. The methet
and secret of the preparation have been published 10
obvious therefore, that anything sold uudtr the names
save Or. J. COILS BROWNIES CuLORODYNK, Is spuri-
CAUTION-viee-chauceuor Sir W. 2 Wood stated that
Dr. Coils browne undoubtedly the inventor q Choro-
dyus. -
This Invaluable remedy produces quiet, refreshing sleep
pain cams the system restores the derangcd tnc-
tons and stimulates healthy action of the seereions o the
body without creating any of those unpleasant results at
tending the OF opium. Old and young may take t az all
tfy % s good effects and wonderful cures while
medical men ext1 virtues extensively using t In
great quantities n the following discases Cholera, bysen-
terry. Darrhoa, Coles Coughs Asthma rheumatism Neu
ragis, whooping Cough, Cramp Hysteria &c
EXTRACTS PROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon. Earl Russell eomnuucatcd 70 the College
Of Physicians Davenport that be had received in
formation to the effect that the remedy of sny service
Dr. Love- Medical Missionary n India reports Dec lstl
that in nearly Cholera 20 which Dr. COLS
BROWNIES CHLOR0DINE was administered, the patient
Extract from NsaioaI Tim,s Jan. r. chlorodyne
prescribed BY u orthodox medical practitioners OF
would thus be sngulariy popular DID t not
Extract om the General Board Of Health, London ss 10
Its efficacy in Cholera - So strongly convinced o The
immense value o this remedy that cannot 100 torebly
urge the necessity q adopting IL In All clses"
CAUTIOE.-Noue genuine without the words Dr. J.
COILS BROWNE" on the Government stamp. over
wbemihg medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sol. Manufacturer 1T. DAVENPORT,
80. Great Russell ST. bloomsbury, London.
Agents 10 Nsw York, ". II. scHIEETEliS Co and J. C.
Wills oaiSom