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MAR sEsID.

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rrb a. bv Stmre S'h ~, EHI~ " tliis
Sh,1e- aGi Wis iil .lc l,oub bIth OF Psrry
Twn
Fen IS. y. + Nhung Of Chest. NJ l1o aud
Mi's Ntr' \ W'Ahs nt Hni'il,
Feb l;th, at NJ 'tur". ~ny e. cnu IS. Nv
R'N. 4. Rom oh. Ni'a Mary T.. Hartley ID
AIR. Gvrts" \, F,-hvr.
Fob 2i.t. IN We rlx by Daniel Bnyc'.
"a, uisS iuuis uiiisr aui he \ LA u
Glass, both ot Icsepgtg.
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{ f,AUTlON.

NORGE is herehv given that the
" f,il'wing ,rtlHle' have been purchss.
Ell by tho uniersivned At sheriff sale and
left f. tho possession Of Daniel r. Walter dur
Ing my ple sure All pc sons are caution ed
not q int riers or medli- with same w
Rureiu Clock, Wood "hest Sink, Iabls lni
chairs Cnok stove, Bed n Bedd ing, Dou "a
Tray, Iron Kettle,
ADAM WALTER.
Feb IL ~
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STORE RuuN For RESG-Thc well
known store Room ui Nm n Beaver.
Located in Miillcburc. the Cuuun
seat OF Snyder is now offered for rent
Rent very low aud lusaiiuu first class
For further information please call ou
or addros, 4 Il bilt or Wm n Rra.
yer, Mldi,eburG, ur Geo. II. Kuc. In.
hieton, Ia. Jnn3O 7su.
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pa WI PIES.

will mail ree) tho recipe Tor n SIMPLE
NEdETABLE BALM, that will remove TAN.
iRfCKLLs, PiMPLEs and BLOTCHEs, leaving
the skin SIT, clear and Denutitul; also IN.
-tructiuns tor pro uc ing luNuriant grow IA
oihair on bald head or smooth face. Ad.
n Co, 20 Am ST N
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IAN rNors DEBILITY, Premature Dscay, aud all
the effects " yon,hfpl iudisorctinn, will for the
sake OF suffering huinlnitN, =cni free to all who
need Il, the recipe aud direction for making the
simple romcdy by which he was cured. Suffer,
rrs wishing t. prpht by the siverti.or' es peris
dsnoe JOHN II, OGDEN, 10 Cedar street
New York
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Croeking II not confined TO the Frog Ponds
~ THIS season almost everybody ts hoaus.
where. WHY " this, when Hales Honey Of
Horehound and Tar will euro any cough, cold
ot hoarseness 10 Is hours I sold by all Drug.
cists.
Pixies Toothache Drop. cure in 1 minute.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physicisu retired from active prac,ic.
having had place Ia his hands Ivy an Esst In
dian missionary the formula of n simple veg.
table remedy for The speedy and perm ,neut onre
Of Cousnmrtion, Br,nchttia. Citsrrh, Asthma
snt all Throat aud Lnng affections, also pnsi
tive and radical nnro for General Detilitv and
al' nersons eon'plaints after having thofouphls
teste " wonderful curative pow.rsin thons.
ands Of csse-. t'-ls II his duty 10 make u knuvr
to hts snnsrirr fellows. The recctps viii hs
sent Tree Of charge 10 all who desre u. with tul
directions for prepsriay sud successfully using
Address with stamp naming this paper.
DR. VI T.. BELL.
No. 0s CorRrLASpST., BALTiNoRs NJ d,
feb. IA rs, su,
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Henry Smith Of this place a few
days ago started deer 10 the wo IDS
about one mile north east of tho
town.
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4 dministrator ho,it3e -- Letters
y OF alinini.irltiOu On the estate OF George
a rbo tsst decd, Ia 9 ui West Beaver twp.. = 3
der Comfy, renna., having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons kuOwi.g them
selves Indebted tu said cstHtr are iequeslcd 60
claims viii present them du. y authenticated Tor
settIeIncntto iNki NJ. NlLLEs.
HENRY !. Al HOGASV.
Feb. II y? Administrators
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Auctonenr-Genrre II Hack,

Euct0necr--tIeUrge II IIackcn
burg, of Middlerrcck, =. O.. would an.
nounce to the people of Snyder couu.
~. that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, ut short notice and
on the must reasonable terms. lie
guaian'ccs satisfaction. Mar II ut.
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New York Weekly Herald.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
The circulation ~ this y, puinr ueVsrAter has
more than u,bl,d curing the past y,ar IL COO
tstns ~ the leading news contained Ia thc DAt
Lr HERALD, and is srrsnged IN handy depart
FOREIGN NEWS
embrace. special dispatches from oil quarters
Of the globe, Together with uubisssed, faithful
aud graphite pictures Of the great War In Lu.
rope. Under the hosiof
AMERICAN NEWS
are given the To'egrsphic Dcsps tch,s ~ the vocl
from al parts OF the Union. Thi' feature alone
mabes
THE WEEKLY HERALD
the most valu ablc ntwsInprr In tho world, as II
~ the cheapest.
Every week ia given a faithful report %
POLITICAL NEWS.
embracing complete sud comprehensive dcs.
patches tcon WashingloT. iucludtnS run report'
of'hc speeches " eminent politicians on the
questions Of the hour
TIIE FARM DEPARTMENT.
fttc wrIkLr Hgp'tp gives ucl laicst a. wai'
- the M '-i pr,ctiy,l sulp utiYn aud discoveries
7nhrH To 'h" dn,,'- ~ III" ilr'u"r hin's f'r
aisrg CArTLE. POULrkV, pRAtS~, TKEys.
NtGLTABLG~ 81" q" wth sffg atinu- for
k"p,uv tuttding. sud farming utensils ~ w.
ntr. Tot. - suppl'mru'ri Ny q VIII Edited
'ts'AN'N'''t "lNt'N N'il''l' NW"'T ll' Hoti OF
TIE NOME,
wing reclncs t,r ac'i.si dishes, kints fnr M q.
ug Il thug SUI f,r lts.iuy ur with the fafa-,
t-hirt- ~ ne lowest rttro. L.itctt fr,u uut
ptr'taHd L'udur core. .rpudorts ou the ver,
''-' fHhiN's. T'ut Home department of iIt
NHtuLN nFHALp " leave tho house. b., ~, more
Ia" one audr,d tiwes ihe prito oftucIRp,r,
oNE DOLLAR YEAR
1hdto sausgr yoi,d :, Nli the ies' uj,,.c.
" t'". lu'In's' t.,ie, Jturs, N,r.latd
a. vtlu,il" f'p'urr IL fovrl in tho tlg.
u li reported price arl conditions &
1HE PRODUCE NNWRET.
VIII. ~ u.r,v. from ihc I,.t IT,. ~ ,re y u...
'v ~ ~ siru'y hre o. bn found iu the NkEKIy
HERALD, ,d's ,ttri'uu 90 given g.
SlOtrlNG NEWS.
- omr ari th-asI. i1fathsr with. story every
.''' sEnNu' - .1pi. ",ui cp'.I Ii,irr, IIrt-
vNNY. NtsiCAr, Bru1tit P,rstra atui =
toe. lh.r, i- ru raI'r N the wpr'' xhiru
't~ ''- ~ fnnfh uHu- 'n .f'.~ .Nurv " e g. the
NstsLy 'tRtLn, Ntirhfs s,rt. ru.tre f.r".
~ one lu, Nuu u,, .uh-cri G ~ auy tiu'.
THE NGW YORK; llEENLD
fp wcetN mru.
ONE puLLNR YEAR.
r,rc.s sru' li.hrr III. rrr.p.r'u. without o..
'i' '1ih"r'4vl wul not rr'v-.ar.y receive a.
exchange,
AlI.eFs
SCV 1Jih ECvaid
Bruadpy \ Auu s.. Sew Y.rs.
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A DEMONSTRATORS, NOTICE

~ Letters of admini.tratisn on tho estate
Of PsIer Sh,fer de.'d late Of Ohspman town.
shin, snyder coun'y, Pa. having been gra ntej
10 othoundersigned, all persons knowing them.
selves iniebted to snid estate are request od tn
make immediate payment, yhilo those having
claims win present them duly authenticated
for settlement 20 II, r. eHAFER,
IAN ~, ~ !mtnlsHa,vf
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rshaary has not provcl as cold a
month as some wise persons said |, would
be.
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The new Csnncilmsn take their seats
on the FIRST of ,ptii an The 5shojl Dire
tors FIRST OF juue.
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Local News. &c.

All communications. business let
ters &C., for this office, to secure
prompt attention should he addressed
rs follows: THH Posr. Middleburg
Snyder Cbunty. Pa. Advertisements,
communication &c. must he handed
In by Monday uoou, TO secure inser-
eion In next issue
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To CONsUMPTIYEe.

TIE advertiser, ha'ing been permanently
cutod oi that dr al di.eass, rOnsump'iau. OY
n simple remedy, is anNi tus to make kuoNn
To his felloC sufferers the means q! cure. To
ali who desifc ~, H. VIII send copy oi the
prescription Ne Il, Oree nf charger, with the
'ireeiions tor p-rp1tlng NJ using The sagn-,
whlch theN WI I'd sTHg 'rRE TOR COZ.
sVMPrloN, a-rHNA. REoNgHtTI., ~,
Parties wishibs the rrcsc-iutipn, viii please
address, y. \. IL sUN, Ia Perm -, Muu.
iamsburgh, ~ Y, Jan. l7.'7s ON.
rRAN~ptRENT Teaching SARD.-
Instruction ant Amusement comhinct. I'm
por ant 10 parents ant teachers. 20 dlhere ~
hru- ic designs The entire pa sent i-ec tor
y cts. currency or stamps. VAN DELE =
90 " Ann 4, ~.
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WANTED.

IN Fncr'otic Man NJ Woman In every County
g tskethe Agency for two of t!c NoatIopuiAt
Publications In ~" country. Fnur ut tLt TIN.
cst riruinu. t,4Nip tnrhe. clr'I O. Evor, sub.
80 tier The Rest CIm0i nation tvor br'ore
pnercd TO Agents AMI tho tlo-t Libo.al In.
dur-'uet's to Subscribers. Oar 1, Fub'isl.
n us. ll"gtut PfcmiuU1, anl Iargo '1nuts.
= ors place Ahead oi all com sti.Hrs Stut
i'r lllUs'-qt'i Eirrultrs aul Term. p y Il
J.. NFllN Publishers, "a SUnsJm street,
Philadelphia.
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q r. Kunkcis $ Ritter Nucot Iro

T.. i. hUiiECt Btfter btHC ~ IRON.
This truly valuah'. tonic La. been 81 thor.
olerlS tes ell by al, rissse, OF the e,ninunit,
that 4 I. nbr d'emel tuii.yrut bee 10 - t1uIr
IN diciuo. Il cp-stut ma, rutig,s the boo I
an \ siy,s tiIe 20 ~ stomach, r.unNstrs the
-y-ien sni ptoi1ig. life. Ev ryboiy should
have e.
For the curcof wres go uaeh,, General De.
lilitN, indigestion, Disease. oi tie ~ nta IA,
AMI lnr al .s'srsf 'riug toni.
rlis " thr r,lbd,s h most Agree,b,1 AMI
etr tent SAL - Iron "" p'-s' >. Cf".t- uf Mag.
L.tlc ONii. 'omhinrd ith tie mpst crer,egl,
Il yeg"'tol" t',lrs-isl"v Peruvian Bsrk.
upyou ~ait -oturih MT s'rrugtaru yuue
D'luu want 30 irp'iitc
ID you $40 thg,l rIi ~ nervousness
uIy ou wait ei't
d YOU ~aut TO sep yell
Driol want to urii iun Nouf constitution!
II, ynt want in : e. vel
by "a van VI Hnt vigorous 'a.Iluge
If,'m io ", KUN ELS RiIrLn VINE
OF lkpN.
M, as a trial Of this valuablr tn,trl
Is ssr' Il CuuutvriHit-, ku k - Bi,'tr
" me of ron /. the Uilt SUR auu Vtio tual re .
.i, "a tIe tnu n 'vorlti tpr The ptrm.n n, cur
OF u ,prp.ia u ally, I'D ~ ti,r .,r, y
uu ulef OF uttttious UN red t. tie D.. lir, |
Wnuld cant ~ turf u umuIlY ~ ptrrti "a iur
tut the g- tuius srtI % 'raaruf.ci ,r.t by ,. D.
X ktuael, ana ha'iug Ia Is,a up uu to ,.r, ui
-,.r, Guttl. T.. 'rty tat th,' o'hr,s ar
prove. it, tn shd speaks ,o.uuus 1 % It's H..
VOr G-t the ge' uiur. l.. D Kunk -.
sod uu y IN VI u'tiio soil hy Drugris's
aud dra',us "v, ryw tufv. T.. = RnuA,l Pc
ur,err, 25J Moth N.nth Scot PuIIadrIphia
P,uu'a,
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Agents Wanted for DR. March's LVort

The only combination OF
ths true Jama!sA 6tngsr
With cheiee ArsnAiies ana
French Brandy, for weak
he'a, w.srinsss and prastra.
tion of tho nervous fUU,ss,
Inability to sltas, col1uass
Of The oNtremitiss anu tus
penaed eirsglation, Is gfs.s-
iul boon u sunoriug hs-
mani,y at ense sooihinP,
strengthening, and reir'A-
ins. Ask for Sanford. Js-
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lape Wuim Removed Alive

Heal aui all comp!et, IN tsn hours n, fee
TIL heat y s.e-. scat, Pin aud >ton,ch Wurru
removed b, u, kunk /, 90 N,rth Nuth street
Phiisielp "a, "a, s'ui to- ir,uE ur ASK
inn- drug-it fra hottl" of KuNhkLs Wonn
SNnuP. ltue,erf,IIs. Pric-,l
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CoysaYNEyr sIocys. &C -c,os.

NUTtTVHCVT STUDVS. NU -CI0S'
~ ing frirea"f DR HAVEN To VSsrNp. T.
south Th'rd street PHtit ti"ipittt Stirt- hnur'H
mi SIT uithcr Tor casa or on maisln. fch
18th, is5s.
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LEAVE NORTHwARn.

On and after Januiry&h, i'77, trains on this
road viii run ~ follows
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28
THE new ORLEANS DRMooRAT, SUNDAY. APRIL Is, 1878
evening air and reached the eAr 81 Patrick,
xuhn still ltnUprnd npar Was the king dead

evening air and reached the eAr Of Patrick,
who still fingered near. Was the king dead ?
II SO, happiness was his. Hastily returning
he met the sad procession, and found that
sorrow had indeed dealt her heaviest blow.
Thirty-five years Of prayer and preparation
for his high office, and again he treads the
Irish shore He preached the love Of Jesus In
their own tongue. Thousands were converted,
and churches arose through the land.
Years passed on and age warned st. Patrick
that his time with those he loved would be
short. After
A VISIT TO THE CHURCHES
his care had planted throughout the island,
he stopped for time near the lake of killar-
ney. One evening while enjoying the beau
ties of nature, here 50 fully displayed, sounds
of woe reached him; they struck the harp OF
memory and revived the love OF ife's young
OF the adder Could he not free the land from
it's venom? Ascending an eminence overlook
ing the fair surface Of the lake, he stretched
forth the mysterious "Staff of Jesus" from
every bog and heath issued snakes, they COW
evered the ground from sight, and writhing,
kissing, coiling q glttering horror, they
plunged into the lake, thence outward to the
Western Ocean.
India boasts of the Talmajud, miracle OF
beauty in marble, which love reared in mem
Dry OF woman. One of Egypts pyramids
owes it's origin to the same passion, but in
both countries the cobra and adder destroy
the people by thousands.
No monumental, marble Or massive pyra-
mid marks the spot where Emiria rests, but
her memory will dwell forever in the hearts
of *the Irish, whose land was christianized
and freed from the trail of the serpent in token
of her love-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28
BANKING.
NEW ORLEANS
NATIONAL BANK.
No. 81 Camp Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
THE new FOUR PER CENT GOLD BOND.
New ORLEANS, April 6,

New ORLEANS. April s. 1873.
This bank Is authorized by the Treasury De-
partment to offer for sale and receive subscriD-
tons for the per cent funded loan OF tho
United States, In denominations of $50. 800. $500
and upwards. at par and accrued interest In
coin.
The bonds are redeemable July l. 1907 and
bear interest. payable quarterly. on the first
day of January, April. July and October of each
year. and are exempt from the payment of taxes
or duties to the United States. as we'll as from
taxation in any form by or under State. NUM-.
cipal or local authority. and will be issued In
registered or coupon bonds. as preferred.
The interest on the registered bonds will b8
paid by check. issued by the Treasurer OF the
United States to the order of the holder and
mailed TO his address.
Orders by Mail VIII Receive Prompt At.
tention Full Information Given upon
Application. Correspondence Invited.
apr i'm A. BALDWIN. President
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28
NEW ORLEANS FASHIONS
POPULAR COLORS.


Bronze, In its several shades, is the reign
ing color, and as it combines so well with all
shades of yellow, which Is extremely fash.
ionable, it will be readily perceived why it is
so much used. Bronze In its different tones
assumes several names; for instance, mastic,
the color of putty after it has been dried and
exposed to the sun; riei or Is a furnished vel
low; SQUIRE, sulphur in its natural shade, is
very fashionable. In browns, besides sey-
erai shades Of chestnut browns, there are
seal brown; solitaire, a pure brown; wood
brown; leaf brown; and Cmmelite, grayish
brown. The belize shades are very popular,
and combine with almost any color; the pale
belize tints scarcely deeper than cream color,
are becoming to brunetteS; but those with
more brown in them are suitable for blondes
only.
In dark greens are several shades of myrtle;
bot green gros cert, pure green; corbedu,
deriving its name from the plumage of the
crow; dragon green, and the most stylish Of
all, mousse, which is a dark moss green, with
a yellowish tinge Of the bronze order.
There is certain demand for dark gray
bullfinch gray, Swedish gray, souris-mouse-
color, bluesh gray, and chinchilla. Yellow is
quite fashionable; among its many shades
are mandarine yellows, pure and bright;
gilded corn, copper color, and belize. In the
paler tints are corn, wheat. straw, cream
color, ivory and tilleul, a greenish yellow
the color of ripened lines This is used to
Tighten the darker bronZes; ecru shades are
now and then visible. For evening and MILL
merry wear, pale blue is used with charming
effect. Among the delicate tints are: In
dienne, an extremely pale blue; ciel, a little
deeper; ciel-glace frozen sky; azure and
Marguerite. somewhat deeper in tint. Mex
iQue is a decided shade of blue. In pink, the
bright pink with yellowish tinge Rose
vive is a bright rose color. Virginie is bright,
while in pale pink there is a blame rose, a very
delicate shade; a tea-rose, still paler. In pale
green Is cascade, having silvery sheen, and
crystal, one remove from white. Lavender
rose is a light lilac overcast with pink. Law
ender is purer shade of lilac. Lillds trdis
Is somewhat paler.
showing through it. Argent is shade of sill
Yer gray. Girls is pure gray. Perse has
shade OF brown in the gray; Then there is
steel-gray and eau, so faint that it is a shade
OF graysh-white. In white are seen blanc mat
dead white and blanc frais which is beau
Hfully clear Besides the we'll known cardi-
mad red are vulcan red; ponceau deep, pure
RED; faust, lighter shade. and the new jacque-
mnot, a deep, dark color.
EMBROIDERY
is more employed than ever as trimming for
light-tntted silks, satins, etc.-that Is to say
flowers embroidered in their natural hues.
For black dresses, beige beads in graduated
shades are the latest fancy. The bands of
fective by the, introduction of cut-steel beads
into the net groundings Sometimes lace
worked with st, 'el beads, and matching the
dress IN hue, Is ustN in combination with the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28

1t is stated that $50 women recently went
from New York to San Francisco to engage
In some kind of occupation, and they were all
well married in less than three weeks. There
is still a good chance for several more nice
girls, as there are, it is said, about 100000
nice bachelors in the Pacific States who are
anxious to obtain wives
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28

''Pat the Avenger," the Pittsburg hero who
made his boast that he had himself killed
several of the Philadelphia militia who I'M
dertook to save the city from the hands of the
mob last July, has been acquitted by jury
of his peers, and is a greater hero than ever.
He is next to be tried for participation in the
riots, and, upon his acquittal, will propably
be rendered public ovation in honor OF his
many gallant performances Chicago Tri'
huDa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28

SHINING cats alive is apparently regular
gan Weeks has been sent up for three months,
with hard labor and it came out in hearing
his case that the cats are fiayed alive, as seals
are, because, like sealskin, catskin retains the
natural gloss Of its fur only when taken from
the living animal.
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DR.. SYDNEY DAVIESON'Ss
ARRIVAL In NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON

NJ. r. C. q. LONDON, ". ID. Giesen,
Auth9 @ *Pgaess oDseEyaIGns on Nervous
Senior Proprietor Of the Missouri
State n Muf f"n1s Of Nh anatomy
Begs to inform the citizens OF New Orleans
and Rasd md ssfs o h9 BE- sn9 asys s
may be consulted. till the a1st March next. az
his old rooms
Rampant Street. Between Canal ana
CustOmhOuse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
2. NJ, and from till D. N.
DR.. DAVIDSON. having adopted as his Line OF
practice the treatment and cure OF
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years Of study and research In that
s 81 sg en
LIES III or IINDIsCRETioNs, causing nervous,
1 and hy onx asd Hs sdd he lies Ct ~
the best European Hospitals. together with
years Of the most successful practice. both In
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to ALI Sufferers
who consult him. DR.. DAVIDSON has beon
specially and remarkably successful in his
Treatment by Correspondence.
sona intervte ss' should be had Il Practicable.
DR.. DAVIDSON especially invites the atten-
ton of those who by placing themselves under
the care of Ignorant charlatans have only In
creased their sufferings The physician, who.
understands his profession and labsrs with in-
telligence to advance 1t In the respect Of men.
is a benefactor to mankind, and the high eeti-
nation In which DR.. DAVIDSON Is held by
physicians themselves. Is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith I'm a Rapid and Perma~-
nent Cure.
r~ rA
tons" now In its 1soth edition, viii be found g.
valuable guide. and may be had. bound In
Dr.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON. No. Q Rampant street,
between Canal and Customhouse. New Orleans
or from GEORGE ELLIS, bookseller. opposite
ID Dr.. DAVIDSON may be eonsultSd at No. D.
Rampant street. between Canal and Custom
house. New Orleans, up TO the 31st Of March,
after which his address will be 17os Olive street,.
st. Louis. where he has been permanently lo-
Gated for many years
Office hours from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. and from
Z to D. NJ. Sundays. 10 a. m till q. NJ. only.
nos 8m
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A Rom anCe.

Ho! pretty page with the dimpled chin,
that never hath known the BARRIERS shear, go
on with your incoming by night and your
dreaming by day, for the ideal one is sure to
turn up In the fullness Of time. The last case
of manifest destiny is reported from the city
of Evansville Ind. A physician soon after
leading his bride to the altar, wrote a letter to
college friend in Northern Georgia, inform
ing him of what had happened, and advising
him, after the manner OF bridegroom, to go
and do likewise. The rising young lawyer re-
piled from Newman, Ga, that he would be very
happy to marry if he could only meet his
IDEAL and then followed a pen picture of the
woman for whom his soul langushed, all the
mental and physical charms which found
place in his appreciation being duly men
toned in the description. While pass
ing along Main street one day months
afterward the physician happened to
see a young lady of exquisite beauty
and rare intelligence, and like a flash
he recognized her as the embodiment of the
lawyers dream. He made inquiries at once
and learned that she lived in Kentucky and
was visiting some friends in Evansville; and
subsequently he procured without her knowl-
edge, one Of her photographs add sent it to
the promising young lawyer This gentle
man was pleased with the counterfeit present.
ment and acknowledged by the. next mail
that it was indeed the face of his ideal. Sub
sequently, he paid visit to her fathers
house in Owensboro, and presented letters OF
introduction from Messrs. Stephens and Hill;
and after short courtship destiny had her
way, the marriage ceremony being performed
in the Baptist Church Of the town late last
week.
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IILIENTHAL'S
GALLERY OF ART,
CANAL Street.

trouRo BuILDINGl
beautiful, artistic and permanent photo
graph can only be made By LAMBERT'S OAR
BON PROCESSES. Of which possess the ex-l
elusive Patent Right for the States OF Louisi ansz
Please cali and examine my selection OF psess
lures finished by this process.
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AS showing the cost of labor in Europe, the
rate of wages paid on certain railroad works
week: in ireland, 50 20: in France, 50 80, and
in England, So 30. Nevertheless. it was
found that over the whole works the same
amount of earth had been moved for the
same amout of money.