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FOR RENT.

E'oR RENT - STORE AND DWELLING.
a win counter and shelves al newly repaired,
pea, the $. eond Street Ma ket. Inquire Il 1O5
Buterpe str IT. oe13 81
E1OR RENT-rHE T RST Ola s ST.
Il denee, no. 16e. jackson treet. cont ming
arched barlors. library. d ningto m. pantry.
ahroo gas afres Side earaen
large. yard, W.. d and wash-hou~es and SCI :
s psr spn EFT gss ysr 9T f2 ar nb +
| rondelet street. or to W. Z. FRERET, No Com-
merflai ace oels2w
ENoH kENr-DlsK ROOM IN <AT4 IlU
Common stree ts. under st. Charles Hotel In
quire ab office. ocl2 st
FOR Rem 1-THREE COMFORTABLE BED
rooms &C, In g, strictly private famiis. parl1r
dren in he house or othsr poardsfs. Lora 10" on
pieasan and convenient. Address d Demo
erat Office oct1 tt
A RAHE qHANCg..FOR HENT-A VALUA-
winter cabbages. cautflowers, onions. letue..
tornips. etc, This pace has superior advan-
tages in n,arke ing the pr. duct Of the garden
iooooo eabbages, 5000 cauillowers can be grown
from the present stock Of .ants half an acre
Of onions. turuips. etc
I Dwelling hous,, abe implements team.
spUnsible person with sufficient capital TO COM
ply with til terms of the proprietor.
ApplNto H., 7 this office.
New Orleans, October 10. 1877. oc1o
E1oR RENT-FOR THE FIRST OF DEDEM-
IL Der, the JOS. Avet property, with garden at
taehed, corner of Els nlanade. and Rampart
streets. Apply to G. M. LETELLIEh. No. IT
Roya street. 90 lot
t'0B RENT--IHAT d sIRABLE OFFICE.
l. on second floor. of No. AZ Union street. for
msrly. occupied by Mes re-. aik ms & Watt, with
sfflce furniture yaul and gas fixtures COMPLETE.
Ayply to A. LEVI No. 81 Perdido street.
oe7 I'm
L'OR RENT. WITH or WITHOUT BOARD
= handsome, well furnished apartments In
that most eligibly situated residence, No. %
Rampart street. between Canal and Common
streets. oCT I'm
L,oR RENT-THE TWO VERY DESIRABLE
l. Two-story Residences, wi gas fixtures
complete, corner Philip and Magazins streets,
Fourth District. Apply to A. LEVI, No. 81 Per-
dido street. oc71m
DOR RENT-A FEW FINELY FURNISHED
= r. ms near Canal street. Apply at the
Democrat off Q. oc2f
EyOR RENT OR sALE-AS SAW MILL, ONE
JACOB ELM Err. Biloxi, Mrs. sp25 Inn
TINO RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE RAISED
L cottage. on four lots Of ground, cultivated
in flowers and shruobery situated ON corner OF
Ninth and Coliseum streets. This house has
every convenience being in an attractive neigh
tania street cars. Said cottage contains dou-
pie parlor. four bed rooms aud bath room; also,
finished attic. besides dining room, kitchen,
china closet. pantries. etc. In basement. and
gas and W ter throughout. Fer further par
ticulars. address or eall upon II. II. BAKER.
Democrat office. se1s tt
L'oK KENT-TnE DEsiR BILE ] WO AND A
half story lex dwelling. with oil the mod,
ern improveuents, halls. dinngroom arched
parlors; airy bedrooms bathroom, servants
rated On Prytania ,st,,eet No. 81. between
Josephine AMI st: Andrew streets. :. Also the
adj ining houses Nos 200 and .:o7 Pos ession
ls ss1s apply & and Go % sssss
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REINERTH & MONTARDIER,

Having purchased the STOCK and GOOD
WILL of
'Arcy's Well KNOWN and Famous Old
HAT STORE,
corner Of Canal and Cha tres streets, wish to
hereby inform their many friends and the pub
lie in general that from and after the 27th inst,
they will pres mt to them the most elegant and
fashionable styles in HATS. CAPS. etc.. which
were ever offered in this or any other city In
the United States. Their ices will be as
moderae and reasona le as those of any other
establishment In this city. seas Inn
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-B7 YOUNG MAN A sITUA-
w ton as barkeeper on stea II boat: has bad
experience; COON references. Address j. E. H..
Democrat office. orto AZ
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For sale at Annexed Prices by the Follow
Ing Dealers:

For sale at Annexed Prices by the Follow
Ing Dealers:
GEO. ELLIS, No 7 Decatur street.
GEO. ELLIS & BRO, 50 Camp street.
W. u. SEEBOLD 1e6 Canal
HEBERr & CO.. SO Chartres.
T. +. GOGARTY. 15l Camp street.
Madame LEL1EvRE TIA Royal.
LAFARGUE d BRlERRE. 167 Royal
Mrs. \. SUGG. 100 Orleans.
JAS. KIRKPATRICK, e1o Magazine,
T. +. HANSELL
HENRY g. ANDREWS, 1850 Magazine.
FRANK NJ. NORMAN. 500 Magazine.
A. A BDHNE. 800 Dryades street.
w. H. MUIR. Pontchart ain Railroad Depot
Fl. MUNICH Il SON. As Washington street.
ID. LEIGH. $40 Magazine street
AnddBooksellels generally throughout the city
IN QUANTITY TO THE TRADE,
At Liberal Discount. by
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BANK NOTICES.

HfberDia National Hank-New Orleans.
October 6, 1s77..At the meeting of the directors
this day. Geo. II. Preston Esq. was unanimous
ly elected President Of this bpnk
oc7 1w JOHN g. DEVEREUx Cashier
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WANT EDDY A. TEACHER, A POSITION
w to teach. In either o family or q school
for board for self and two children. A. dress
j." this Office je2A If
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A CARD.
A CARD.
MIR. JAMES RICKETTS,,
For many y ars con nected with
D'Arcy's Well Known nat store,

Corner of Canal and Chartres streets. will be
found on and after the nth instant at the same
place under the proprietor~hi, Of Mes-rs.
REINERTH q MoNTARDIER. where he will
be happy to receive the visits Of his old friends
and customers. seas Il
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BOARDING.

pOARDING-A LADY WISHES 7 o HAVE A
- party OF e ntIernsn as b ,arderi having
four rooms In suite bathroom included pri-
vate, .parlor.. Location First District: fine
neighborhood Address IT,, Democrat Offices.
New Orles g, with names end refe euoes no
patty of gentlemen snit abls arrangements
can be- made to take Of her boarders. 0c10 81
SELECT PRIVATE BOARDING COMFORT.
- ably furnished front rooms can be obtained.
with or without board, by the day, week or
deuce No. 14o Carondelst street. Paltfss Iii
search OF home comforts will find this rare
opportunity. fine bathroom also attached 10
the house. References exchanged. je2B
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"ANTED-BY A MIDDLE~AGED MAN A
w situation as pr vtte Waterman OF porter In
store. Can bring the best Of commenda-
tons from former employers. Address r. r.,
Democrat office. oe9 st
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HALL LUsITANIAN PORTUGUESE BIZ.
NEVOLENT ASSOCIATION,
TWENTY NINTH ANNIVERSARY.

The officers and members OF the ebove named
assoc latian. also the invited guests, are most
respectfully requested to meet at the hall Of the
as gciatien, on Bayou Hoa !. between vt CIaud0
and IRENE streets, on SUNDAY. October IA.
brating he Iwenty-ninth Anniversaly of the
Association. as
The association will form under the SUPER
vision OF Grand Marshal J. r. Natdon. assisted
BY Aids II LAT ,nt,ine. +. Tou4res, A. Penagos.
Aug. sibadey. 3. ST Martin, p. Riego. n Hem
duees and A. kersulieh. and after parading ths
hall, where eollationiwill le prepared In honor
of the day. F-
By order of Grand Marshal:
JOS. BARANGUE. in.
oel9 az secretary
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B1DwELEs
ACAD n NM or MUsIC.
sunday Evening, WctVber 4. aHa4.

Wednesday and saturday MATIHEEs,
The .world-tenowned KELLY h Icons sTfns
strels and Burlesaas Opera Tfonae, frurn
their Opera House. TWent y-third street,
with the finest artists that money vii engage
anH repertoire Of novelties nnapproaeheti
.., by any oher company.
The largest. most eoInt,leta and re,fined MIN.
STHhL ORGANIZATION In the world
Seven .Uo,nedians and Speciality artists a
Orchestra and Brass Band
Box office open from g. m until 10 p. m. Cur
tain rises at O'Clock. nfT
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SPECIAL AoTrtsEss
stssias Notice II sn,ppsr. 4, uayer !,

special Notice IN shippers tn Bsysu L.
foufehe.p Please take notice that. In eonse-
ullenee q The closing Of the Bayou for the pur-
fh viii os a e pr r. 1as dsss Fer
trips. the RESUMPTION Of same to commence as
oeia 9t JOE DaLFEREa, Master.
Special Netice-Fa " ho.n II May C0n-
cefh-Ih,s, steamer JOHN II. HANNA will not
k aH any Oil WI bout tbe, w. ten order Of J. F.
| attached.
oel2 w JAMES P. MoELROY.
N"tice-New orleans Credit Fencjer As-
soeatiun,g ,a 20 Deca ur street. New Orleans.
OCTOBER H. lsT7-SubSeribers to the capital stock
q this ass9eiatipn are hereby notified thlt the
first monthly installmept d Ten per cent shall
on The ash Of October, 1871 80 ''' :
oct2 i'm q. Il. NORMAN, Secretary.
New orleans Credit FOneier Associa-
held Monday. October 8, 1877 the following
named gentleman were chosen directors OF this
assoMaatvl2}n1 iot The s ensuing year 70 VII
L. IARo15UtEi, f''o' ff {. Mnfi,6 e'h's'i0'
J 6BsT sY }fTFAnD. 4 ssEAS SEEkHss.yprz
held October TO- 1877, Mr.. A. saulet. president
and &. a. Norman secretary. were unanimous
o rss IN l0f ' ePHga R5Eh Man Secretary
Army of Nori l,ern virginia, Louisiana
monthly meeting BATUhD4Ya October a W.
at Tentonia Hall. corner Exchanges Alley and
gustgmheuse street, at half past o'clock b. NJ.
Members will come prepared to account for
By order Of the President. ..
W. b. KLEIEPETER,
ec12 ut Recording Secretary.
special Notice to He'd River Shippers
Owing to the non arrival of the BONNIE LEE
the w. j., BEHAN left yesterday, the 10th inst,
taking all freight received for the BONNIE
LEE. Please arrange Insurance accordingly.
JOS A. AIKEN,
oc11 3t Ill Gravief street.
Office Of the reijce Jury, Parish Of JEFF
fersun. righf bank. October 10, stockholders Of
Bonds OF the parish of Jefferson. right bank,
are hereby notified that the INTEREST
COUPONS due October, 18th inst, will be paid
on and after that date. on presentation TO the
undersigned ct his office at the oout house
Harveys canal, Office hours on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. from 10 o'clock d. m
to . p. m. JAMES BERTHJUD.
ec10 t15* Treasurer.
office rev orleans ana Carr0aIt0n RaIl-
road Company. New Orleans, October 8, 1sT7.-
At a special nesting of The Board Of Directors
held this day dividend Of TWO AND A HALF
PER GENT was deela ed out OF t. o earnings of
the pas three months, payable to the stockhol1-
lives, on and after RATUHDAY Che 10Th, inst.
oc6 I'd WALTER " CROUCH, Secretary.
Deiiuauent .axpayers--a.tt1ens's savings
Bank, Gfunewald Hall, "a Baronne street. New
Orleans, July 6. 1sT7-This SAVINGS BANK
will advance to Laborers, Mechanics, Clerks
etc, the uoney, necessary to pay their taxes
under Act 90 Of 1877, and repayment may be
made to the Bank In weekly. Or monthly in.
stallments. H. BENNER
i've tt Cashier.
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REOPENING-
The unders ened hegs TO inform his friends
and the public that the
RESTAURANT
i attached to his Confectionery on Canal street.
corner CHrondAle. having been ref ted, will re-
open on TuESD Y. the 10th inst.
As heretofore he will execute orders for Balls
Marriages. SO rees and Receptions, with the
best our market affa, DIS.
N, kuNTZ. corner Canal
octo i'm and Carondelet streets.
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WANTED - r., RENT, BY A PRIVATE
w family residing in the Fourth District. a
neatly furnished front room, suitabls for one or
two gentlemen. Breakfast furnished If q $ red.
Cars pass the door. References exchanged.
For further particulars. address H., Democrat
uffics, ocg 1w
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500 MEy WANTED IT. , To- WORK y, TX. 0N BASS
miles above Vicksburg. The work will start
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Having been awarded by the State Board Of
Education majority of the bids for furnishing
the public schools of the State. and. having ar
rangem. nts with publishers, we are prepared to
furnish the following books at prices named.
Column No. Ia lowest retail price adopted
column No. . exchange price. for first introduc-
tion. when books Of similar grade In actual use
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7 OCT 81 - T. y. 4 bHEIII., COnGrHtfOT.
Of E0 FOR PIANO TUNING-BEsT WORK,
- I:)O $50 Magazine. d. LEIGH, soiree
| Pianist ~,
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4 YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION 70
IA go in the country to work ri her on the
farm or. G ERIK in q store. An itkfvew Ia re-
spectfu. ~ solicited from any farmer wanting
any help. Best of references given. Address
W, I'll. u, thtS Offices nc't st
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HELY wANTED-FEMALEs.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

WANTED-A STU ALTON BY AN INDUS
W trious man rs bookkeeper. clerk, pri ate
Waterman or cotton ginnsr Best references.
Address u. CARR Err, No. SO Exchange Alley.
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INFANT sd SUGAR COOLERS, IF SOUND,
w good order and cheap. PLANTER, DEM
onrut office ecnn -
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WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE AND EXPE-
" rienced young man, farm with stock
charge of it for stated salary Best Of refer
ence furnished. Address FARMER. Democrat
office. SEQ II
M RS. BLOCKING. 142 CAMP STREET. HAS
country has on hand one good German girl as
housekeeper. au17 Il
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Private schools will be allowed same prices as
public schools.
Other lists will be published hereafter.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE,
J. q. EYRICH,
HOOKsELlER AND sTATIONER,
a1O..4a.u... Canal street .......... lao
NEW ORLEANS.
unfE n,u
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oe71tn2 q
RETAIL PRICE LIST OF TEXT BOOKS
ADOPTED BY
STATE ROARD OF EDUCATION
FOR USE IN III

FOR USE IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF LOUISIANA.
AS accepted by contract with lowest bidders.
, 1877-06-20
SPORTING.


1ptttdI DfspdscA 10 7As Tribune.
FHU foEK, J1nt 1O.-The White Stockings were
thoroughly beaten this afternoon by tho itarfords
The latter properly msac nine runs, md were
8iycn four more BY the umpire. who failed 10 tec
clear out At second. From The ttart the game vas
we'll dlled With elfurs by both miner, and from tbs
second lnning Il was wholly one .tIdcd, much 10
the delight Of the 2. 0oo motc spectators whose
aympathtcs wese manifestly a. tll-balanced ii
tho play. For tho Chicago "Chsuptons .
II was bad d&Y all around. TAer
did not tacceed in batting Lasktp, nor
In handling tho bsll promptly In tho field. Tho
nastsofds. on the other hand. were unusually
strong u the lat. Little task1n and Cassidy have
the credit Of making each d clean three. base bill.
soneth9ng which has been rarely done on tho
Union Grounds this seaaon. while, as The score
ehows, the number Of good safe tsec hlts was
large. In The sixth Inning, after tho umplFe's
wrong deeision The chicagos went TO pieces, and
played In exceptionally bsd ttylc. The dset Inning
was pFonMtng for the Whites. The tiartfords
went 10 The bat and were treated to q
double play for encouragement. }ioldswo.th
opened with a g'oundsr too hot for Never 10
handle In time. and took second on Isurdoeks sste
bit to 1eit, Start having meantime gone ont on
es Who sonesed .esen ~. sds H. danse ss to
R'ay sa ~ita :, ,sptsany: Eot the whites .ne: owed
caught Hines and would have made re.
,ata f. 1. double Play tst Fl : .eeoaa mum
ssat: T., Aaeen va he!dsd out from ihir to
lanrrI ftag tnsr sfnt ,1nef TO- ntst: which
snd u.ys th a9 hsnas Mos. ahiseouutaby.
!ng 10. Ihe aeeon4 inning gart tho uattfoFde two
th.s HasasncG I1na. fef3ntoh' Who fnsdc one Of
Xu,Mn Xaa otopned the eali, CatalIy, who made the
sad ~ EFT IT. W eyer second
S1s n's1tey y 'Aica 70 aod Lafoidges llner.
hns hno taea Rtcnsa = oal! Ten ieet oFcf Anson's
tGn' nsaa' .,'sLs ,wne'eat Inss'uJ cane home. One.
stnrktns rnesr.n sne oI.et TT tae White
55.ossHt,nEa, fsssnson uhslhRui.hlnK himself
+! T w nIsnef 10. Rsoonutf With by left
@ @MaHu: Ins .h!tn inning was marked by 15Hfdoek's
, 1877-06-20
FIR ES,

SSteiol Disoesea 10 1as TF'snn<.
BURLINGTON, H., juno 19.-Dusl!ngton has bad
another lucky escape. At tho time your corrc.
sponaen. .e'ee.apoea. taete wa ,1tls reason ~
nopeana hoae 70 expect that 'ess sAan ha's mill
however, tho raln comn,eneed falling ycry beayi,
anon atter. n, ,1oht hr,c,. ron,.d srt,s.,s .na
~ -,,, so,,ar.a -, 49, ,a"s" ,r,a rne' .na
not vary much from $500, GOO. and has been cstt.
mated with lnsuranco as follows: On bul]lfur,-
Soan .. nfs1a' saU.ooo; Hede@aa essatc' ~. ooo.
on goota-E. tnainoefish. sFoeefs' Sc 600;
IaMes Agnest music and Instruments, SIG. 600;
$500
, 1877-06-20

,!2I. armed -liattfo;i: :. Chicago 4,
Ts y sn s
THE tiNc1SNATt5, DECEASED.
c1xcsSar1 s1' Junc % ia-,a sastsoTs e9se iare been
boilln: hese to..ay. and the Clubs wa" have jnst
ioun1 ont about tho break '4p hase hecn busy teic'
Ming, aud t1kf have bccH In demand. The Clt-
caso Club, huyiny thetf man % ths ground. picked
aa wa e. ~
4k< Vii p;oIs1ly p!sy eentrc asIa ior ieai'7iI1o
eonsern .eci. 9 tv iaek re he p;ne.l men e sy ssy
IL te sss the I'D sab. rlsss, iasest. of chisa:
aothtng haa bcea suited Yrt, Meantime, st,y new
concern Il ,a making The fata1 e''or q refusing %
sssa hs1s ~n x t T. roSsa a s'tx s
rlenon.enun, refuses to slgu, anu thu general
oatlook toE tar new niue !. not promising. a
dulrcd In. bas nothing var t!oc. it seemed 10 bc
the general feolug that all must wait the League
Glut.' decision oh the matter u contrncss: Ut:
%s d,sbzuird md ti..t Iii hs men len can 70 Nv wbs1o
they pleass. lie aays: Kxsr them all up aud
les them 70. II any body wants slaatn, III right,
eiss. ess: sf' an''f NJ obligation 10 NC OF anybody
DosTON-sT. Louis.
Grte4o1 hst4lteA " 1At 7Ftbtsne.
noxroN. June III. this thlrI game l,e txcen tho
Jay, ovcr 4 ooo people beinx present. Tho wuathrr
the pertect hcIling and heavy battling u the hntne
s.cy or v 70 set ] more sha ~ man 5ona r.. s h.so
!n tho tstns innings. Frun tIs play In ttle int
ayo innings small sensr was In prospect. 1se sase
l!t. only being nsudu ut Nieholla and Wo
double plays 9clDH c1cd!ted to 1t, t,outs.
The l.ostoas eollste'l Nichols delivery In thr
ssvsnth !untne. making slnC1o base bits and
twv safa aia:lee. VI t.u utne runs scarpa, three
only wete u,4dg before tho stds should have bvcn
out, tn the following. tnnlnga txU &tnRlcs and two
deserved. OF tho play OF the st. Louis Club ttIt
can he said not shown BY the scosa, StI Of ther
tsldln: rrroEE tnade In lbs two big ipnjnsg ui
tAt 9ostunA Morrill,, sutton, lro~l,, aud Might
did tbs bust batting fus the HoAtons.
, 1877-06-20
sELIGMAN's LETTER.

WRITTEN WHILE BELioMAN WAS HOTTEST.
New fonK, June lD.-Mr. Sellgraan, while
freshly sinu9 BY bis treatment, wrole a letter to
Judge Hilton, and sent copy Of 1t 10 his brother
Jease, With Instructions 10 publish It at once.
The latter delayed publication, tecgraphtng 10 hIs
brother, who insisted IL should bo published. Tho
following Il copy Of the latter:
4ssyv Ti'sn, V;..rs !: i $.t.sa1s a.. Ssto
Il saes, ,of 'ay set H.
M ss:s Ssf: Fight, @
.saus tfS A' l IT, q 3fo5 Saet H., sstr s
s;SIss $
S 5i. r.; ;fs
's ss :;;iis j.
E:s q & 5
s'';is sa ~ e 9t u:
blfta N yoa @'tsa ssssd e
q s5sps xSp'a as asss p.s
xho 'est; s ~ e NJ. n92eI " psas..E
ssnn ~
snsss "a s s s
@ ss a :s5 s' RI Il :s: .!:Sss a@E @ 4
10 JolI Lus!eka due to te patronage Of anS one
nsti,oassy huf to wans Of the patsouaxs q aad
hoss{ na1 bro - en9aal u your blsnens le~s run
urJguoAs stoFe YOU hass tried "mietlton win ex.
ssrpe.. of ~ t~oSens. Of .zks and q Ieores
succeeded n none. sud you wll aud would "a.
sreStsnuJ yc1aneesr a4sice, for which charge you
rIee xl'th h. ~ss =, "os:h nothpg. th.t 4 you xsnt
P ~ ,nMs, w ~ Van ,ha Saes fMuahlo e:talc
and ri youf 1nerhandlse and you. hoels tic fii
S&t b1ttF and matter 1t whAt eactt1vp you ret rid
VI t,ea. You will come OF batter thal BY hodIng III
r. 2thln9t which yoA cAnnot !nleIllge1tly man NV.
Ttusnx you Will stsil yourself OF thu friendly and
dblustrcssed adFtcc, rstnslzn. your. very truly.
JosRFM hkLluXAN,
, 1877-06-20
VEt:ETINE,
VEGETINE.
HE SAYS IT Is TRUE"

A. SENECA FALta. Nor. 0, 1870.
Dear Sir: a. you arc in entire stranger 10 me. I
want Jon to know what feGetine has done for
me- Only those who have been raised fron, death .
door can know the ynluo Ut such guud mel[ctne
; on ~ yeats ofage; Three yeats xgo was taken
weeks was cunhncd to my bed. had thsco dir.
fercnt rhystcians without any help. received no
relief: xas great eutYcrer; finally became tn.
tstely helpless. The last doctor told me thyTc wa
no hclp ho aad he might possibly save nv lifo by
in1eetln: tnoEbhtne iu NY 1fnls and tcRs Thr On.
coufugen!cnt for saTn9 my fs BY having this done
was ~ tn'al! chance could not consent to run
tho risk. About this lime my son scad your adyc,-
tisement IN our paper. a tegtimuuy Of person who
had been rcty sick with about The Bau1s Complaint
and was cured. Ny son went right away to tbs
npethecary stose anu bou;ht botte OF yvceftte.
!5etota i;d used tho NJ. touio found gtsat rc.
III; @ sonld move nysclf in bed. After taking
my tooH: continued taking The Vecetinc, nnfi /
was IN few weeks restored to my former health.
The Hest'anc ssvcd mr. s!fc aftef lhe physicians
said there was M help ftr nc. hare hal no
1nctdr r!Hcc. II feel nnwcil take . du.c Of
Fcycting. and recommend Il 10 u,y trtcntls.
ious ErGetine onght to b. In erefJ family, Mr.
doctor was alFpsIecl tb see me In good hcnlth liz
say+ = ''SrErune ID u gots4 medicine" | tell him
II cured me- lie tays, 'tjt II true." tcannot frri
too thankful Very gratefully yuurA,
slIls. cAT!iEIllSE COOKS.
seneca falIs, 1cntcA Co., N. Y.
, 1877-06-20
SELIGMAN.
MS GLoRY A8 c4uxErLLx SCHEDULED pr Els
LANYh1t.

sp<cEai hspaIcA ia 1hs 1s1bHas.
Axw Youx, June ~. -AF. SelIHman's attorney
gives h!n, this biography;
Joteph sextnan IL svceptedy The head OF the Jsxls
Ptop!a ~ tlA Country. aud s kne Jews nFs
ke1a ot hfui a. saeh 10 II Aoealty sud aa9ucixlIY
~. ~ hxh y , le put!ta dosu uAs u. F0t
Y E4asatyn ke = President aaI to leaans MAD u
p ths bsst bahks IN Alli eity. always principal
te Ms41s g every charitable Institution ot stesy
n,s, sess satte1 y ;h!s svunlaa'is, aad teAdtox
IspGst Ta5s q ,.sas @ @ A.
ss!o1y sought 11mt.t4uc MI acxmau II 4 psoalt.
Spant eember Of tbs Chamber Vt Iouuerte aud yisv.
xsiaelt " lts Weaent 9otEIpIneatAl Syndicate. sna
ssid lAs t4lus stlstlvu 10 Lbs othet lne. bu 4.gN
aasa NJ seIixnaa atan4 III raoaal reputation HAT,
,,s shen Gsn. Grans va hsrt. 81 uaiaa
9trrd bin! tecsptioLs+ NE selfguaa Dtiuynico sup.
thrsw III sw thY pnly ono nece3tel iToul ehs lIst Af
ffitIteMa1,t brother jseM u 1t tlu hEA4 ol ;Gs
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Mtn &fgqus the largest lah church Ia tbs Eu!tGd
st4tsf There II nu Jew Ia Sew fuik else hers IL
eaais "ScExnan Jew
las attotAry also eayA:
ne l4& y Stewart d 60. through iisltong folly will
tLt stLt ~ sIotn 81. 'N.ouuto SaV4nulp 4r1r fFp1a
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saM tIxhh 3.4!. which ptrs.E!tSs Ghu VI $50 sad
- pfl.oAR4snt Ut lEosu month 10 year tor
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