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BY q. VaIeton.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, WITH BUILDINGS
ON CARoNDELET WALK.
SUCCESSION OF JOS. FERRoUILLET.
Second District Court for The parish Of Orleans
No 3g,9I2

pY O. vALEToN, Auctioneer-On sArUR-
- DAY. April 1877, at IL O'Clock m. will be
sold at the M rehants' u d Auetio ieers Ex-
change, on Royal street. In .hetfience 10 an
ortt.r from the Honorable A. L. Us OF. Judge of
the Second District Court for the parish OF Or
leans. dat d February q, is7f. for account Of
a owe success on
/. Two CJNF GUoUs LOTS OF GRoU D.
situat In the Second District OF his city, In
the salHre bounded by tsatontelst Walk MI O.
Tent and 81. Peter Streets having each 80 feet
trout on farondlet Walk, or street. between
parallel lines OF I27 feet inches and lines b
one side, and iso ut incil~s and lines on the
other siie: the r-ar line meas1 ing ~ feet II
lines. kaia lots are design ed b. Nos. 4 and s.
of square 81, togethAr with al tIIdings and Inn
Irxsvnrnants thereon, consisting Of one frame
bstiIflE Z and appustananAes.
= KnsxB lash Ten per rent To be- paid at the
ming xeaf 60 b. assumed III purchaser. Ae& of
6aie be2pEe q ~ AzInass Het&ry Publ
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Third District, Parish of Orleans,
April 7. 1877.
4 All persons within the limits of the Third
district owing license and capital tax are hereby
Motied that the Office for the collection OF said
kaxes Is now opened at No. II Esplanade street
s. II. PROCTOR,
afa I'm State Tax Collector
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

& OTFTCF State TAX COLLECTOR
Fifth District OF A1giers.
April IA, 1877.
All persons within the limits OF tho Fifth Dis
trict owing license and capital tax are hereby
notified thatthe office for the collection of said
taxes will BIO open on MONDAY 10th, at the
Eeorner Of Seguin and Patterson streets Algiers.
AZ. J. BARRETT.
apIA IT State Tax Collector.
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BY Placide j. Spear.
BY Plaoide j. Spear.
NOTES, JUDGMENTS AND ACCOUNTS.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE MERz
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 81 o57

sycoOuu blStIlct IOHtt iOE bHB IaElSl Oh orleans.
No. 50 o57.
by PLACTDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Offlee
- No. DC Royal street-W EDNE>DA ~. April 1s,
1877 at 80 a. m. will be sold at public auction
at my Office, No. 40 Royal street, between Gus
tomhodse and Bienyitle streets, by virtue and In
pursuance of sn order from the Hon. A. l. Tis-
sot. Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans dated March ~, 1877, for ac-
count Of said succession
SUNDRY NOTES. JUDGMENTS AND AC-
COUNTS.
Terms-Cash on adjudication. APT II u IS
TEN SHARES HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Succession of Mrs. Jeanne A. Dufour, widow Of
Jean Cazeaux.
No. 80, sg2 Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans.
DY PLArIDE j. SPEAR, Auetioneer. office
u No. 40 Royal street SATURDAY, April a.
at 10 :15.ocock. will be sold at public auction ut
the Merchants and Auetioneers' Fxcnan 70 on
Royal street. between Canal and Gust ,mhouse
streets. by virtue and In pursuance to an order
from the Honorable A. l.. Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated March 81. 1877 for account Of the above
succession
TEN SHARES Hope Insurance Company of
New Orea s.
Terms-Cash on adiudic.tion. aps7i114
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sPECI Al N ..TlcE.

OrFIoE STATE TAX CoLLHcroR,
second District. No. 10 II val street, Mer-
chants Exchange. vi stairs. March %. ".
All persons within the limits OF the Second
District owing licenses and capital tax are
hereby notified hat the Office for the collection
u said taxes Is now opened.
P. L. BOUNY,
nh2s State Tax Collector.
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srEC'sL NOTICE..

0FFTCB STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Fourth 1slric,, Parish OF Orleans.
March 10, 1871.
All persona within the limits OF the Fourth
patriot owing LICKNSK ana CAPITAL, Tax Art.
erehy notified haf the ufIce for the Collection
said Taxes y now opened " No. III Josephine
rcsk n q, BOND
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| mhIsu
st ECIaI. NOTICE.

eFFfcE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
First District Parish of Orie ms,
March Is, 1877 J
All persons within the limits nf thu Firs, DIS
Ficf owing LICENSE and APfrAI. Tax are here
" notified thai TIL nffiee fnr the co lection II
tsid taxes is now opened at Isa Grayier street,
'aS3as L. A. RU KE
EI3n State Tay Col1actnr
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

orT1oH STATE TAX COLLECTOR, ]
Fou th District 2ii Josephine street.
New Orleans. April III, 1877.
All propcrte owners OF the Fourth District
sAre notified That am now prepared to receive
REAL ESTATE TAXES.
npi1tf II. @. BOND, Collector
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HIRTEEN-T HIRTIETHS OF THE AMEIT.
CAN SHIP BADEN, AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN LEIsY.

Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans.-So. SO, e64.
pY HOEY. MACON Il CONNOR-Nichoias
- j. Hoey. Auetioneer-Of Office NO. II Caronde-
let street-TU E5DAY, May 18th. 1877, at IA
o'clock m, at the St. Charles Auction Exchange
in the basement ratunda OF the ST. Charles
Hotel In this city OF Ne Orleans by virtue Of an
O. der of the Honorable tn Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated 81 pril,
1877. will be sold at publ auction for account of
the succession Of John Leisy-.
the Int rect Of the deceased. being THIR-
TT EN- IRTIETHS Of the American
SHIP BADEN" Of 1867 tons register; is now
lying ~ this port Of New Orleans. She WAS cop
pere in tiyerpool about one year ago.
Act Of transfer at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. ap14 81 % my 1215
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CARROLLTON AND ST. OH ARIES sTRnKr
RAILROAD STOCKS. ETC
Succession of the late Philip Rjes. Jr.

Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
NO. y7,247.
RY q. y. GIRARDEY. AuetfoDeer-Offloe No.
at 10 o'clock m. at the st. Char es Auction TX
change. IN the rotupda Of th st Charles Hote1.
in pursuance Of an order rom the Hon.
4. l.. Tissot, Judge of the second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans. dated the sd April.
sion. the following described securities 10 wit:
Il. Ninety shares Of tbs eas'iiai stock OF the
New Orleans and Carrellton Rail Dad Company
500 per share.
2, ForIyeight shares OF the capital stock Of
the st. Charles street Raj road Com pany $50 Der
share, w ~.
3. Fifty-shares OF the capital stock In tho
American Propelling and Thermo Specific Conn
pany, $50 Per share,
4. Sundry notes, etc.
TERMS Cash before transfer. ap47u
Good STORE AND nWEII1Nd pm nu4r
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AUCTION SALES.
by Hoey, Macon q o'Connor.
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED PARTITION
SALE OF CHOICE CENTRAL STORE

SALE OF CHOICE CENTRAL STORE
PROPERTY,
On the Corner Of Carondelet and Union streets.
Tchouptoulas near st. Joseph,
On Rampant street. fronting the New Basin,
The Marble Hall on Lafayette street, Brick
Dwelling on Carondelet, next to the
corner Of Polymnia street.
Choice Dwelling On Dumaine street
Sixteen Building Lots Forming Whole Square
Bounded by Baronne. Dryades, Har-
Inony and Tolsdano.
Buildings corner Basin, Customheuse and
Franklin.
The Homestead Property in Greenvilfe.
And Choice Squares on st. Charles and Broad
way Avenues. Chestnut Walnut and
Pine streets
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AUCTION SALES.
BY g. z. Girardey.

THE GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON,
Comprising the
CHOICEST OF COMMERCIAL AND RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY IN MARKET.
Embracing
STORES, LONG ESTABLISHED AND SUCCESS.
Full BUSINESS STANDS,
On Camp, Carondelet, Chartres and Old Levee
streets.
THE POPULAR "BALLEJOs" STORES AMI
THE CHARMING COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE ADJOINING. -
THE MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES FORM
ING THE ENTIRE SQUARE BOUNDED BY
ST. CHARLES, JACKSON. CARoNDELET
AND JOSEPHINE STREETS.
THE MOST PICTURESQUE PORTION OF THE
FOURTH OR GARDEN DISTRICT.
SALE TO EFFECT PARTITION.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MIR. AND MRS.
ALEXANDER PHILLIPS.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Or
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OF THE LATE MIR. AND MRS.
ALEXANDER PHILLIPS.
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SUCCESSION OF CHRISTIAN ROSELIUs.
Mrs. Mary Roselius. wife of Godfrey Bouny
ct al, w. Mrs. William Hanhart ct al.
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SALE TO EFFECT PARTITION.
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THE MOST PICTURESQUE PORTION OF THE
FOURTH OR GARDEN DISTRICT.
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How to- be sfreuE. .

Never let the bowels be confined unduly act
upon. IL ma! appear singular That Holloway s
PMS should be rccVnlinenu.u "a ior Il run upon te
bowels many persons suPpOslbg that thcy would
iucre. Sc relaxation. This IL great iisiaAe. how
ever: Tor these riils VIII Immediately correct he
liver ami Stop every klnu Oi bowel complaint In
warm climates thousands uf ,IveS have been saved
by the use OF tins meulcine, which III all Cases
gives tone aud sIgOT The hVie organic y stem,
however uerni gea health and strength following
as "A matterui ovursu. Ihe appetite, TOO, Is Won
deriuiy increased by the use OI thuse PIils, com
piny IA OF sUd IN preference 10 fluid diet.
Animal lUOd Is better than DrUths and strws- By
removing arFiu. iermentcd, or other Impure hu-
the liver, stomach, or blood, tnc cause
OI dN seuieTS, dIarrh0a. and other bowel com
plain : is expelled. The result is, that the dis
Iurbancv Is arrested and the action of the bowel
becumes regular. Nothing will stop the relaxa-
tion Oi the bowels quickly this Inc correcting
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H0r WATER GINGERBREAR-Stir
together one cUpfull molases. one
large spoonful butter. with ginger or
spices TO suit: add little -four; pour
on two teaspoonfuls soda One-bslf
cupful boiling water; stir il 10, and sdd
flour to make pretty stiff batter.
ON FASHIONED GINGERBREAD -
0ae large cupiul mOlasses. One-haif
eup!ul butter, one egg. half cupfni
cold water, teaspoonfal baking pow
der. two and a halt cupfuls -four, two
tsblespoofuls sugar, two teasPoonfuls
cinnamon, two teaspOonfuls cloves,
TWO ieaspoon'uls ginger.
CIDER JKLLy.-Soak half box or
one ounce Of gelatine in quart OF
sweet cider for 10 minutes; add
small cupful ounce or erab-apple
ielIy: chop fine, and place the pan
over the fire until all is dissolved;
then add a small eupful white sugar,
while hot. Strain into metal moulds,
previously oiled, to prevent sticking
Chocolate CREAMs.-ODe Whole
cake Bakers chocolate melted, two
cupfuls sugar, one eupful water, one
and a half spooBfuls eorn-sisreb; boil
10 minutes and add vanilla; beat The
inside stiT; roll 10 the melted ehoeo-
late. which should be 10 deep plate
over the steam to keep it soft
Place Oh paper or plates well butter
ed, and cool them quick.
FEENCH LOAF CAKE.-Ten eupfuis
aour. i've euptuls light brown sugar,
one cupful lard, and two eupiuls but.
ter two copfuls milk. one tessPoonful
soda SIX eggs. three nutmegs, two
glasses brandy. put whites of eggs n
Iasf: two pooods rsisins, one half
pound eitron. This will make foue
iOaves.
QUICK CAKE One cupful sagsr,
on half eupfuI butter; stir these to Q
cream; add two eggs, one eupfuf
milk. two cupfuls sifted four, one
balf pound raisins, one quarter posaIs
eitron.
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CHAPTER VII
WHAT AxyIK HEARD IN HER pEDaooM.

WHAT ANSIK HEARD IN HER pEDaooM.
Anuik had been unhappy all day.
She had slighted Silyestlk, and she
had allowed Lao to speak to her free
ly, and this evening be had come in
to see Guerik, and had again spoken
familiarly to her, as if there were au
understanding between them. And
when she looked seornful aud angry,
the farmer patted Laos shoulder and
encouraged him to go on.
at is the way With women, friend
Coatfrec.. be said. winking at him
'ihey always say No when they
mean Yes"
At this Annik famed into indig
uant words, and running up the stair
case ladder TO her little room. sbt
drew the bolt across the door, resoly.
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tie outer opeHiag.
She leaned forward AID stretched
out her hand TIL it touched ,be Inos
seathed branch that reached across
the back OF the house-it was no oeyr
experience for Annik To descend bv
the chestnut tree Often when her
uneie's rude words had made her run
Up stairs IN anger, she bad got out Of
the house by this means, and now
she soon found her way to the branch
and from thence quickly to the sod
ground below, for the rain had made
m're Of The yard behind the house
ohe paused and listened. She
could only hear the movement OF the
cows within The house; she slipped
on her shoes and started of in the
darkness toward Tregune.
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THESOMERSET HERALD
CARRIERS ADDRESS

In anelente days, ye prynterman
Ie folks did much suspecte,
With language hottie they saide he gotts
fe arte from helle directe.
In Venice oldde long TYNE ago,
There dweit prynter poore,
To helpe him haice little iadde
Yclept blacksmoor
Rightc'lcarned was We prynter-
And hrighte We ladde was he,
From rise OF sunne till nighte begun.
They worked right merrilie.
Bscluss ye ll1le his skin was black.
And exc his nose was level,
Ye base born hindes. with stupid minds.
Ale lhoughte he was { he devil.
They sti '.ys be Of Sl.a born.
Your skin Is hlacke as soote,
Your clothes do veil barbed tail
Likewise ye eleven foote -
And so ye little hlaekamoor
Was with tryals sore hcset.
Ye rabhle rough would ieer and scerc
At every chance they'd gette.
Aud when upon We street he'd go
Y"peassnts quyie uncivil
allie fullc were bent with felle intent
To licke ye prynters devil
But this ye learned prynter-man,
No longer could abide.
So through ye realm he did prcclaime
And publish far and wide,
That he stated day would settle,
When prynce, or lorde or boore,
All who chose. should tweake ye nose
OF little blackamo9r,
To learn If he be flesh and blood
And not berefi Of bone.
Yc rabble rout took tweak about
Each found It Ike his cwn.
And thus you see did come about
Ye hellish namo bear.
But If my rhymes will earn ye dimes,
What need have to care.
Now il my rhyme doth please you welle.
Fulle happy shall I be,
And " sh tie same 10 ladde and Game
Throughout eternity.
oh may ye L1rde atche over ale,
And keep each one from evil,
II go5llns prayers reach Jesus ears
So 9lays
YE PRYNTERS DEVIL.
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Banks.
JOHNSTOWN SAYINGS BANK,
l2O CLINTON STREET,
TOuNSTOWN PA

Chartered September - 1870 Deposits receiv
81 u all sums not less thanUne dOllar Present
rate OF siA per cent Interest Is due III
tnc fGonths VI June and December, anu II mol
Withdrawn IL added tO the deposit thus eompoan-
ding twice year without troubling the posi-
LlT 10 call ur even TO present the deinrs't Dvok
Money loaned real estate. Preference Win
liberal rates anu long line. given TO borrowers ui-
erlns nrst tnortsag Ui iarIns worth four OF more
Times the alnvnDl oi lOa1 desired. G00d reler-
cuce yeriect titles. &C, required.
Ihis cJrpUrdiiun as exclusively Savings Bank.
NocJminerclai 4ePOsits received, nor dIscounts
made. No loans On personal security.
Blank applications IOr borrowers, copies OF the
rules, bylaws and special law relating to the
1auk sent 10 any adJress requested.
rKUsTEEs y .fncs Cooper, David Dlpert- =.
g. Elils. A. J. Hawos, F. ". Hay, John Lowman-
l. H. Lapsly. DAME. Mclaughlin, ID. j. MOrrell,
IeNis Piiu n 4. Boggs- Conrad Suppes, Geo.
1. Swauk, James Mc-uIllen, Jones MOTie! ana
" ". AalCTs
Daniel j. aorren, President; Frank Dihert,
Treasurer; Cyrus EideT, Solicitor. nova
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HEALTH and ITS PLEASURES
OR
Disease with its Agonies:
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM.
HOLLOWAYS PILLS.
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM
Nervous Disorders.

Wha; Is niore fearful than a breaking do.sn Il
the nervous system? 10 be exciiaole OF nervous II
a small degree IL nl0sl distressing, Tor where can
rernsdy be found? There is One :-irink bui lIttlt
wlue, beer. or spirits, or lar better, None; take
no COLLECTIVE n tea Deing preferable; get all The
fresh air yuu can; take tIree four Pills every
nig nj eat plvnty Oi soll,s avoiding the Use Oi
sl0ps ami IL these golden rules followed, you
viii happy ia mind ana strong ia ibydy, ana iOr
get YOU nave aHy nerves.
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SICK lseaaaene. and wantofAppe.i,e

Tn,se feelings which sadden u, rsqaently
arise r,in anIuy nces or trouble from uDsaructei
llrTsI IiTtiuu or truin eating anu drinking what is
unns iur us thus IisUruerlLg the liver ana stun-
acn lhesa organs ,lusL lie regulated II You wish
10 nc we'll the Ills, II taken according 10 the
printed instructions. Will quickly r. store healthy
action 70 Dutn lIycr and stuEnacn. whence follow,
as q ma ural consequence, good appetite ana n
clear mead In The Fast and West lnGies scarcely
au, otner medicine Is ever used Tor these uisor-
de
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Disorders of The Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they crete too much too httle water: or
whether they be afilCtec with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the lUins over the
regions uf the Kidneys these Pills should be TAX
en- according TO the printed directions, and the
Ointment should be we'll rubbed into the small of
the back at bedtime. THIS treatment will give al
most immediate relief when all other means have
failed
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For stomachS on, OF Order.

No medicine will so eiiectualy improve the tone
OF The stomach these Pills they remove all
acIdity, OoeasiUned either by intemperance or iui
proper diet They reach the liver anu reduce 1t q
healthy action; they are Wonderfully etticaciOus
ia Of spasm-in iact they never tail in curing
all disorders sl the stomach.
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Mothers and Dang hfers.

Ifthere is thing more than ano her for
which these Piis are 1 nous, lis there purify
iHg properties, especially tiicir lJ.eT OF ccansug
the blood iTOu All Impurities, and removing dan
gervus anu SUSPENDED sccretions. Universally
aduliteu the one grand remedy lor female cuIn-
plants. they never Itil never weaken the system,
and always bring about what is required.
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The best OF cigars Of different brands. rnanulac
tured by himself OF the choicest of tOhaccOs.-
These cigals cannot be exreiled hyany in the mar.
kct. one OF the best stocks Of chewing tobacco
eToi hrogEhl % SOmeFset. Prices 10 Epit the
times. janz5
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JONES FOR ALL.

i have Tor saic, on terms within the feacn Of ev-
cry sober. indus Tiuus individual hcnses- lcis,
farm timber lsns- mineral lan,is hiliiling lots.
Se in different paris .. .ss pu8iy in parcels I
IRON 0nc-iuurth n acre up to .ihl9 A. rcs. n
lee wsrr-ntetL Trru-s-anc rsfh IA hand and tb
BAHAMA IN ten equal annual "a, Inonls properly
secured. f.n need apply who is u s.'h-r
an i9iust riohaiits tssll ss-a. - sUne Of the
properties win be Tor rsntii not s.ld soon
eb2s ID .wEYAND.
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Z erms OF ublication.
ga. Sonsesas Herald

. ~ ~ -4A e ~ - - - =
IA fetlls.ei s-sry " ws-iz-esaT Eroing Al . 60
pcr annulr, II psGd IN advance Otherwise - -
~il invaIiaaiy,5e charged.
80 subscription viii be dIscoztiBued until All
arrssrages are plii up. Posimssfers negiecsins
10 uo-ffy rs when subscribers DO rot take out
ths!r papers Willie hsliiahle for The subscription
suhssri,,ers resa5ying fF1a. one Possorsoe 20 sH-
other .h8uiI give ~ TIE name Of the former a.
wall as tie ,.resent Office. AsasTes
Somerset Printing Company
JOHN L. SUULL.
BasiHest MansxeE.
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ESTABLISHED 1880.

ietuous Nn0 desire 20 sell, buy or eSehanse pi''.'
40 fr fr r.as sslil and II TO their Advantage q
rtglrer the dcscription thereof, rs no chafgt y
insde unless ssld or rented. Real estate bosinos
generally WILDE promptly attended 10.
sugls
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06

Mrs. Major Sparks and daughter,
and Mrs. Judge Walker, Of Fort Smith,
passed down on the train, Saturday NOR
ming.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. c. II.
HALEY, of Mulberry, our dinner table,
Sunday, was adorned with two splendid
Mallards, Noteworthy to be set before
an Arkansas Alderman, but We're not
Mr., HALEY killed seventeen ducks and
numberlcss squirrels, Saturday, and it
was not good day for ducks or squirrels
either.
We had the pleasure of meeting, on
the street, last week, Mr.. Peter Mani
l<ips, Jr., of Washington county, who in
formed us that his father, now in his
one hundred and eighth year, is hale and
hearty. To use his own words, "he has
not missed meal in three months, and
is not afflicted with pains, rheumatism,
or any other disease"
The work of covering the railroad
bridge over Lees Creek, was completed
last week.
Inc eastwaru-puunu lraln, from
Cherokee, last Saturday morning, was
the heaviest one that we have ever seen
90 out on this road. There were large
number Of ears filled with stock.
-Lynch's steam cotton gin is turning
| out the cotton nearly as fast as the cars
can take it away.
The Callahan Mill still turns out its
excellent flour.
Our old lricnd Col Boggy Johnson
the wholo-soulcd, genial representative
of the liquor importing house Of E,
Simpson & Co., New York, looked in on
his friends in Van Buren,, last week
Col. johnson is one of Arkansas best
friends, and is always ready with a good
word to set forth her advantages to i'm
migrants. May he live long and pros
| per.
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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRur to let
its wonderful qualities he known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Cough, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia and
in fact all throat and lung diseases.
No person can use it without immediate
relief Three doses will relieve any case
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
gist to recommend it to the por dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle,
as 40, 900 dozen bottles were sold last
year, and no one case where it failed
was reported Such a medicine as the
GERMAN SYEUr cannot be too widely
known. Ask your Druggist about it.
Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents.
Regular size 70 cents. For sale by +.
WALL. II