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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-11-12

Mr.. Samuel Mckenzie, Cumber-
land. Md, writes am 6S years
of age. About four years ago 1 be-
gan to go into decline. suffered
from dyspepsia, stone in the bladder,
weak lungs, and general nervous
debility. Nothing / tried did me
any good until / used Browns Iron
Bifters. This remedy has made me
again robust and strong, and feel
an the fire and activity OF youth
once more in my veins"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-11-12

IGNORANCE of the law is no ex-
cuse for the commission of crime,
but ignorance of facts may render
civil contract Voidable.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-11-12

Death to rats and vermin, Par
sons ExterminatOr.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-11-12
HEADQUARTERS iss MILLINERY.
EMPORIUM OF fashion
Mrs. Rosenfeld's S
PARLOR OF FASHION NOW OPEN FOR
THE FALL, AND WINTER SEASON.

Having just returned from New YORK
with The handsomest stock of Ladies' Hats
and Bonnets, all of the latest style ana
fashion, / respectfully invite all my friends
and the public generally to give me call
and examine my goods. We make special
ties in LADIES' CLOAKS, DOIMANS,
JACK ETS, ULSTERS, UISTFREIS ana
CIRCULARS, also MISSES and BAB1 .
CLOAKS. We have the celebrated genuine
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
THE END.
Selfrf Misrellany.
The Vagabond Sage.

An old man Of very active physiog
Omy was brought to the police Court.
His clothes looked as if they might
have been bought secondhand in his
youthful prime, for they had suffered
more from the rubs of the world than
the proprietor himself.
what business?
None, I'm traveller
"A vagabond, perhaps?
You are not wrong. Travellers and
vagabonds are about the same thing.
The difference is that the latter travel
without money and the former with
out brains
'Whers have you travelled:
'All over the continent
For what purpose?
Observation.
what have you observed?'
y little to commend, much to CEN
sure and great deal to laugh at
'Humph. What do you commend"
a handsome woman that will stay
at home, an eloquent preacher that
will preach short sermons, good
writer that will not write too much,
and fool that has sense enough to
hold his tongue
what do you censure:
"A man that marries girl, for her
fine cloths, youth who studies medi-
cine while he has the use Of his hands,
and the people who will electa drunk
ard to office
What do you laugh at?'
4 laugh at man who expects his
position to command that respect
which his personal qualifications and
qualities do not merit
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
Volume XXXVIII.---I @. Is.

BY sipation, gambling, drinking,
fast horses and women, ne hrl squan
dered his portion Of the estate. and rs
the portion Of bis sister VIZ so Sc
curely placed in trust, that She could
not dispose Of it without tn. consent
of her guardians, and since these gen
tlemen positively and emphatically re-
fused to her of any arrangement, by
which the dissipated gambler could
obtain money from his sister, this des-
perate man knowing that in the death
Of his only sister, he would inherit
the whole estate, determined to de-
stroy her. How nearly he succeeded
in his infamous designs, has already
been shown.
"And now, ladies AID gentlemen,
allow me to Introduce to you Miss
Clara Jetf'ries," and Mr.. Ashton led
his handsome, accomplished and ami
able wife forward, and, with polite
bow, informed the company, that his
darling wife and fair hostess were one
and the same person.
''lsn't this IL queer world" said
Rosa Jennings to her friend Genie
W, as they drove slowly home.
81 do believe truth is stranger than
felton,"
And such is the conclusion, to
which bitter experience has led many
a heart broken man to arrive.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
V RIETI E S.

Pm coming thro' the rye!' exclaim-
ed the hummer, as he woke up in
dry goods box after Il big spree.
Rustic chairs are pretty object, and
as long as IA man can resist the inclina-
ton to sit in them they are desirable
to have about.
It's mean man who will fool flies
by having the wax figure of "a bald
headed man in his room to attract
them from him.
1t may be right occasionly to take
bull by the horns, but it is always
we'll to keep in mind that the horns
belong to the bull.
The Princess Louise is as independ-
ent as widow, and mixes in general
society more than any of Queen Vic
toria's daughters.
A little boy remarked: 81 like grand
pa because he is such gentlemanly
man; he always tells me to help my
self to sugar"
1t is now said that early rising is
the cause of many nervous diseases.
Our rising young men should make
a note of this, and temper their aspira-
tions accordingly.
Ladies, if you desire to possess an
easygoing husband marry veteran
of the late war. He will eat ANYTHING
from boiled shoe leather to bull dozed
bean soup.
Says a contemporary, describing an
arrest: 'He accompanied the police
quietly to the lookup, where our re-
porter happened to be at the time
Rejected lovers need never despair.
There are four and twenty hours in a
dav, and not a moment in the twenty
four in which woman may not
change her mind.
1t was very ungalIant In the old
bachelor, who was told that certain
lady had ''one foot in the grave" to
ask " if there wasn't room for both
feet"
An exchange says: GA man lives
in this vicinity who states that he first
met his wife in storm, took her to
the first ball in storm, popped the
question in storm, got married in a
storm and has lived in storm ever
SINCE" The couple must have been
Mr.. and Mrs. ST Clone.
"Uncle," said a young man, who
thought that his guardian did not sup
ply him with money, often enough, sis
the Queens head still on the shilling
piece?" "Of course it is, you stupid
lad. Why do you ask that?" "Be-
cause it is now such length Of time
since | saw one."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

SEVENTH DISTRICT.


HfT>gH> Hr|.H FrEf>f@ ~ "Ht N'rAfh
from fs tst, .f gu4'fFrj rioters.
NtA1( EH"j~t tNEp.
Iut5vE George y,
Brooks, i.ot'ert
tlTtar, Il'iam
Day, Alexander
i'ay. Francis VI
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

.t'"" 't'r 't>.N "' #! '.t'''S '"s'''
>-,.,,.,.,- -,,----..-,.,.,,,.,,
'' ' L ''.'' - ',''
Catcher, AjeNander
I'tiea,T, Joseph
'utTlcA, James N""rrt
lawson. George /
LAWSON. L"WaN
N1.>t'ad. DcImrG lee
MINIS 80" means \
">'i '''' u ~
''.''s. '','." "'s''!
o"'.' +, ''''i 'CN
So ','n,t y; .,,. ''l'''l
-'ne'''' "i''P
'''''"is' ''>''"
FiHt'.rrrt q iHF H'''rtr'.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23
NINTH DISTRICT.
Persons nrmly regi~t0'cd and stricken
from the lists ot' qHa}ifcd roterS.

Persons armlg rcgi~tcrcd an2 Sfrich'e
from the lists ot qHniifed rioters.
NEWLY REGISTERED
Furral John DeSales
Mitchell, John w.
Smallwood, Richard I.
Woodburn, George W.
Wade, Joseph Ralph
7raHyfsrrGd to 9h Uisirict.
Bush, Thomas J.
Banks, John w.
Cusic, Austin
Farral,, Richard I.
Johnson, Joseph Il.
Marshall, Cope
Marshall, Richard O.
Scott, thomas II.
Stonestree', VIM.
Wade, John W.
Washington, George II.
Young, Alex. Henry
TranYerre3 from on District
Burch, James w.
Gross, Romuus
Jones, Edward
Lamar, John W.
Wade, Alexander
Wade, Gusty
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

Wade, Constantine
STRICKEN FROM TIE LISTS
Acton. John II.
Acton. George Il.
EIelcn, Francis
Na9rudcr. All
Marshall, Charles II.
Scott, James
Williams, Charles II.
Wood. William II.
Waters, William {.
Dead
Adams, George II.
Morcland, John II.
Proctor, Charles H.
Stewart, John
Thomas, seph +.
Webster Zach.
Young, John
CJHrict.
Wade, John Sylvester
! hereby certify, that the above are cor
rect lists of persons made out in compli
lncc with Section Of Chapter 2l9 of til
Public General Laws, passed by the Gene
rat Assembly of Maryland, at January ses
sion. 1876. RUFUS ROBEY
O.gter Of Registration,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

-'yrsoHS marty registered oHi >frfriy
fr0w he lists or qHHiLi.j roffr>.
NEWLY REGISTERED
Henderson,. James \
NcphcTspa. Nslrer y.
Montgomery. John y.
kobcy, Milton
kahcy, EiNtu
Thomas. William ".
NI.ie,t. Hcury
Wilkinson, Thomas ".
Trsgusrr-i '7 "a D.,,rt-,-
Douglas. James
Mel heTsun, Grandson
Thomas, " ashinGtan
Tr-a,f-rref sraa, Gf4 Ba,y5-s.
Douglas, sandy
Day. Washington
Dyer. James g.
Etston. John \
Gibbons, I. l..
I'LL, osrar
DssR
f5rr-.r~s,,f1, J,t,1t II
Ford, Francis
FeRNick, John
tar,3>. .lrhn T.
Moore, George VI.
~luws. Francis &
Ware. Towniy
Caart-S
>psskc. John lIcary
thereby certify that the above are cor
rect list, II persons made ONT in Cnmpli
-.E T. Z . A, -.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

1t was discovered on investigation,
that Mr.. Charles Jetfries, the would
be murderer of his lovely and angelic
sister Clara, had inherited, equally
with his sister, one half of the estate
and effects of his deceased parents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-09-23

Persons necly regi$terei an3 stricken
from the lists Of quaiifcd roterS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27
TO CRAFTY HIS WIFE.
An Interesting s,cry--A Hopeless Case
curcd--A Good Reason for Happiness.


"For manr years had suffered from !
onnplain, which the physicians called
Gravel had employed some Of the mos,
roted doctors without obtaining any per.
n4Anoni relief, and for long time nay case
was regarded As hopeless. All who kneu
tho circumstances said | must die. III.
nAlly, my wife induced me 10 try bottle
Of Dr. kcnnedy's 'Favorise Remedy which
she had somewhere heard OF or seen adver-
iised- Without the slightest Faith in H.
bat solely 10 crafty her, bought bot.
tie Of druggist in our village | used
that and two or three bottles more aud =
10 make long story short am now as
healthy a man as there is in the country.
Since then have recommended Favor
lie Remedy 10 others whom ] knew TO
have suffered from Kidney aud Liver com
plants; aud. assure the public, that the
'fsvori,e Remedy has done its work with
= similar completeness in every single in.
stance, and trust some other sick and
discouraged mortal may hear Of II and try
the 'Fayorito Remedy, as did" Ind
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27

There are la rrisoner 10 The sss.s
pfssen. whose erpsnsos The past iwo year
have been Sss. ass. Aad earnings va 300,
leaving deficit al S5sss The labor q
the cosvicts is les 10 Boston firm for
making shoo& There are II rrcsen,
three condemned mnr5srcss ia The prison,
hayden. Carr Almon MeAkef, While Mira
heakcr - Ia the House 81 COrnectian,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27
EARM FOR SALE.
APAYING OCCUPATION.

The spproach OF the long winter evenings cali
attention TO the matter of lamp, for without
good light half the pleasure on proft 10 tAkor
from reading or study. Goal oil IL nov 10 gen.
srai use for Illuminating purposes outside oil
cities and large towns whore coal gas IL used.
aud when Aproper lamp 10 used 1t 10 the best
substitute for sunlight ever discovered. The
principal or plan upon which the Student Lamp
Il constructed may be sad TO be the best In use,
but the lamp itsef has always had several OBJ
leotionabie Features which We are glad 10 sec are
beiug done away with In the new Aspirsnt for
favor called the "HonE LAxr," manufsctured
by the Home Lamp Co. CT Cincinnati. The great
objection TO most other lamps 10 their liability
70 be upset, the trouble 10 keep them In opdef,
and the poor light given BY shem. The New
Home Lamp is Nickel Plated, and almost fac.
ssraiis Of the studept Laml; II has handsome
orpanented clamp by means OF which the lamp
can b. n once easily adjusted In any positon
upon the center table. piano, music rest sewing
machine, deck. or by means ofa handsoms
bracket. which goes With the lamp. can bs
placed spon the wall. and 10 whatever position
iths placed II 10 absolutely safe. This Is ,hs
great feature ofe celience, bot the New Rome
Lamp com binss also the patent argand burner,
niilIg Indicator and match boz. No lamp has
ever before been received with such univsrrsl
favor or received such strong recommendation
from the IeAding Journals Of Cineinnst. II 10
Also endorsed BY such men ~ the mayor and
postmaster, several prssitsnts and express
agents d that city ~ tie safssl, moot convsn.
lent and bes, lamp made. TIE company dssirss
agents In this locality. and any smart lady or
gentleman can make handsome income dsrins
tbe peIt sir months By eanyasslns for iis sale
Therf 10 hsrdiy.a dozen families 10 this ooanty
who VII not sant one. and lie price 10 90 Lev q
10 bring u within the reach OF al. For further
Information address. Home Lamp Co, cpcir.
naii. o., meniioniEx our papsr and they will
give you fuli particulars AID exclusive tsrritory
10 Canvass In. 1sloV
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27

Nervous debility. weakness and decline
prevented by timely use 81 Malt Biiiers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27
wh., M. Pit,. night have saved nim-
ssif

Mr. Henry Pitts, Of Kingston. \. Y.
suffered from the presence Of Stone in The
bladder for several years. DIR. Kennedy
Of Boniout. n. ". removed the foreign
body BY the knife Had Mr. Pitts, and
others similarly afflicted. used Kennedy's
"Fayorite Remedy" in the earlier stages Of
the disease, the medicine would have pre-.
re1,tei the formation Of the calculus OF
stone, rendering dangerous surgical
operation unnecessary. DIR. Kennedy
gave "Favorite Remedy" to prevent the re-
turn Of the disease. and Mr.. Pitts remains
n perfect health 10 this day
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27

ns8n Eeoeirss Vas vslAenhurgh. ~ ibsy
v.rs nnaer ,hs msnagofsan, a Mr.. Root
We have rrocntly s~esived ffum Y.
@. Ilsdeoai a Co, o. 10 Barclay Of, New
fort, the AnerioAa Dsamond nicsionsry
eopy OF shseh shonli be ia the hands d
ercfy hoaseholacr IN the country "a book
Of ready reiewsee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27

-Fton lie Se4issd "a Lsrxsaia Ctr.
wroming. We lesrn ihai Casa II. Barrett
vhe has resacsed 10 that place 'rczz De
frost vssA his fazzily asrsas ihs past raa'
as 'aiss tn&ekas~ Ia ad.ssrses school IL
ihsa seyn snd hss scholars vbo trsfa
foas. esshi and eren twelve nlles a day
10 inrro1s Tie epporfnniiy a learning
sg.,4sA il.sra sn la sxhool.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27
p.,h,,I, t.,,,I.. wei

NY daughters say, "How much better
father is since be used Hop Bliiers. HI
Is getting well after his long suffering from
a disease declared incsrahle, anil ne ars
10 glad be used your Bitters "A lady oi
Rochester, n " tfiol Iisraid
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27

1
Mr.. W. l., McAuley was in town for a
few days last week.
The weather continues very cold, DO.
low zero nearly every morning.
We had very severe storm last Fri.
day. Roads were drifted considerably
but not 30 bad as At Shaf,sbury and other
places near. At this writing another snow
storm is in progress. Think we shall get
enough for sleighing II nothing happens.
We have series OF dances, Ave in
number. the first Of which was held ~ the
Town Hall last Thursday evening and was
quito we'll attended. The next ono will
occur this week Thursday evening. Jan.
27th. The music furnished for the dance
ia very good. consisting Of four pieces,
and the price Is very lov---only sl.25 for
the course All those wishing TO dance
vii have good opportunity by attending
the above mentioned dances.
BERLIN s.Y.
Prof Williams Of Bennington has .
class here in singing
--Lawrnce Hull the years old son Of
Dr. Hull. is very sick with the spinal dis.
ease, and at this writing his recovery Is
considered doubtful
The travelling public are no. As well
accommodated BY the running OF the
trains over the Lebanon Springs, II. H.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-27

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soiss sosTn
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49, ss~nsa
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tHs s-sisht EsYfs"
= soiss s0vsR.
Tw. s~ssg
SAa 80. rsrt rrsfs.s.
tt&r s~naf.k.
10 ~ o. ~slsht rrTfsss
ssss3as fsea 40 sssshssas' pspstnsily
H.HaLssscs. rfsyrssie'
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" Bssruc.. ffeprtstsf.
pslr. l,rssss 10 ~ "a Leaves &c ut =
~..L.s, hsnassss. yg.assa. 7ers-s.-a. A..
0so. D, r.Ss. rfepns,or.
os sss sn.f os,se.f 1854 The siss. sfes
gsmsl0s sfl bssss sor MaseA sstsr on NofaAys,
wsasssAsys ssa rriasys ~ a. r.. srftvng o.
nsssAss.sr pspoi 81 ID ., 10 ssases TOT No.
asr5s ass. leaves Manchester rsflrose aspe'
rssstss. rtars.sys aSs saturdays al -,
srrsstsg ~ tsmAses ~ o y. y. Passenger ~
watsksfo Asa Tusnskss1 via Manchester VII
~ ssrrtsa " The sbcts ssnsd places st rsason.
ssis rsiss.
rsrs. Lsaasrors, Loaacsaeryy. 6sesie', Ae.
Laser Dsvs Pfepristar.
l,ri.s 81 hasshssisr Railroad depot hoEdsys
Gsamssdsys Apd Yf1tsys u ir.s.
Asrcsstss. leaves Manchester railroad depot
ysssdAys, Tksrs1sys sni sssardsys 81 ~ b.,
sr,sr arrival u 10 10 A. =. usin xoins koriA.
Yysn Lssdo.d~vy 20 c.sstev.
u. u, orHris. Proprisisr.
Hstts Cisss.
SOUTH -By ftiitos1 fer ssw fort, Albany, Troy
gsmih snt ives, 81 9 20 4. =. and ior. ~
voara -BJ railroad fer Baiisnd, Buriinstor
Meth and Eats orr.
GRANVILLE mail BY stage olosss st 10 u ~,
rosT OFFICE opsn from "a. y. tos tor.s
Sstls from ths North arrive ~ The Poet once
sisr.s.
ssils ire. ,ss soaiA arrive At ils rosl one.
Tisr,n.
SAils Tor Psra, Lssasrovs, Bobdviiis, Jsmsios |
80, BY stsss, eloss al Factory Point Post OF. |
10. 81 iiA.s Tuesdays. Thursdays srd Sat
Udsys.
Telegraph Once
opsa from sil s.tosr.s.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18

d ~ Outfit SEN free TO those who wish
MI to engage in the most pleasant
and profitable business known.
averythins new. Capital not required.
We will furnish you everything. $40 q
lay and upwards is easily made without
stay ing away from home over night. No
risk VIVA ever. Many new workers want
ed at once. Many are making fortunes
i the business. Ladies' make IA much
as men. and young boys and girls max.
;reat pay. No one who is willing t.
work fails to make more ponev every
lay than can be made IN a week at any
nr iinary employment. Those who en-
gage at once will find a short road to
lori me-. Address H. HALLErr & Co.
Cortland. Name. dClS "
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18
ROGERS


lIe s"i ffnnrktb bic curative discovery ever made IL ny country. A Iiniment
n' Pe"eHHtes. Nr hWcr, aeMll: lie Mu Tissue 10 lie very lDLe itself; caring
"S s :, h'HA tS IAN WITH d power tat is as,n hIlns IL line eArtMe
iAeA "Pi"" q Ao'AAs LLaa M Lh Ltn LaEI /. Tor Lie last twenty-five
H anu" "s n"M'tous itlhent sntAched tn,feo Will testify to Its Curative
~ - "G JMt Lehs htaiei at lie iltaAn D., III o. tie ie war, the
~ ~ 49, - 'AueiHu f"AenG u then. is iustu @ getting IT revived, and it
'mS neeasa trial To Innurrs nccess
- - ."Ae' {" Stoc6 should lie witbout supply of this truly valuable
N 80 - ne oy 1ieuicine hon Ia Use that viii Permanently cure that h-
"n 80 H. . 49, c.e" SnoLosE horn LCGERs lLAIaIAT Las never allied
-, - - "sp""y" Az PERMANENT cure; il amo prevents ie n Gnsu- ron
~ - s. n no. 10 u+ sEeatrtd e,irn,e = CT Ted bugs ever offered to the
ao - Eth JuIe + G.ntlre; O. the coutrar,. Will cIeIe. IN puf 4
joss u IT equal % u cat OF ynrplsu.'
iHs tfofitttof ii noS-Ls laIMlNT does Lot claim TINT ii ism n Ill nj dMs
"a .. - va ue any AID al az the diseases ncutioneu: also d ms what it
,; r. 49, 20 e Isal altice in the word Tor ceaupe GIns tistpls.
IL which Is uau. "A-1 ~~k
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18

J. E. S NTH,
covINGToS, L.-DEAIER IN
General Merchandise.
Consisting of AL the grea, STAPLE
articles of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
Hardware and Croctery,
And indeed every article in demand a.
spited to this market.
g The Highest Price paid for
Country Produce.
J. CAHIER,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Etc.
Columbia, street, col. Boston,
CONVICTION, La.
Has also on haad = full line of
Ready-MnGe Clothing.
Highest price iei J for Cotton, Hides. !
and all kinds of country produce,
della "
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18
Rad WHAT PEOPLE ssF y ITO HAVE TRIED THE MERITS OF
ROGERS LINIMENT.

y. II. Toomer Esq: Ns 0r,,n, 7, A, , 1870
Sir Having tnd and sen tried .RoeEss' Lrs1srxT" ON old Sores [ ronouno
the bestr Deuy Of the kia / eyer saw, and r commend it to ali ~ ara in mead
/ such al Article. Yours, etc. Z. BoSsEieNEuR. 334 son. bIn at
Is. H. Toomer Esq, New Orleans: BayouL aconbs In. Snt I 1879
SH-Ah eghlor Of mine had a young n down with Hollow HON He told ma
-e had tnd everything b conlG IT, ink CT without doing II GOOD. I told i'm to
set a bo;t!eof hoeERs LINININT' and try it, He procured cue bottle and com,
iehcedn using H. The LeSaD improving Ha the very, first eI ieatnn,a and
ound and we'll and is now AZ tat and tine as any COW in his stocE.
Yours, tic, fHILIP MAGGIE, St 1ammany Parish
:, n i4omer Esq; Nr Orleans. dug. %. 1879
arMhon i The klnd III use. 1t fought to be On every hum and in every house. II
"+o JUS ah3 Z. NORTH CuLLoA
: H. Toomer Esq: Pcrou Loee,b, U.c G 1874
sd.Ile"se ship me by schooner Mary Ann five doztn more OF .Looxns Lu.
Int b sale Is increasing rapidly. And oblge. yours truly, JOS II. bLocx.
@Pt ', H. Don New Orleans: feariaqm. Mss, Sept ]. 1875.
Dear >r- Please send II two dozen moreo of "RoeERs LrsIMrsr." Il il ,akiof
eel Acre. and wet thin she sale will increase. Yours etc, PoGrEyAsT i FAyRx I
~ !. IL ioomer; Bayou Laconbs Nov. Is, 1875. 1
year w fese seni inca haEttozen bottles "ROGE.s LINIMENy" IN entirelf
'hhou It, and need 1t very much. And obhge yours e.c, w. Q. Essrsr
y. Fl. Toomer, ESQ.,: AHA >u,os In b,.a ,s 7
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-06-18

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- ing ths most profitable bust.
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OMNIBUS LINE.
BY w. II. DAVENPORT.

Leaves Covington for the Old LANDING.
with the steamer New Can,,.
ia. viii take passengers to any part q
his or adjoining parishes. Ielms moG-
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