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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-11-20
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bot,, here aud abroad, will be full. Aeon
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1t will devote more attention to Agricnl-
ture than heretofore. and will endcav"r
Ito make a valuable feature Of this de-
partmeut.
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Ki1,sy aal Blallar Complaints

Urint ry anl Womb Diseases, tirav"l. Dil-
b,,.s. Dt,nSy, Stnpp,s, ut Water, lnc"nti-
I,.ncu ut tirlnc. H!.lt'S Disc iSe. Alhhmi-
nuwl. aad il all eases w'lers t'ere are
br,ck.,luss deposits, "r tho water Is thick.
cloud, mi Srl With Substances like thr
waite of IN egg. or threads like white
silk, nr there is IL morbid, dark. billions All
r.trtrc., aui white ban'-aast deposits,
aud wneu there is u prieking. hnrnn-
s,,,s.tlna when passing water, AMI pat" III
the Small OF tic Back ;,n'! along tie Lolls.
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T\L,L on JOSEPH PEARSON IF YOU
~ require anything "f that kind done
His charges are qritr moderate. Work
we'll lrne aud pr"nrtly. e
Workshop ut the building lately occ''
pirh Nv q. W. Givnn.
Refers bv permission to the Rev. 5. Bar
ford and II. ST. Joan.
Apl jim.
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THE SAINT LOUIS BOT

THIS magnificent Hotel, lately ~
! and greatly improved, and s., s..
re-fnr,,ished i'm most snH,rtnn'lss ~
CANT style, Ivy the St. Lauis Hatel 81
tion, of which Il. +. Mioton, Esq Z.
Orleans, is the President, was DIV y
the travelling community on fhe ~
DAY of FEBRUARY, 1872, under w
aye.nent Of the undersigned. a-n,i
HIRAM CRANSiv'1I
Formerly Proprietor Of the Ne h
Hotel.
February l4-i2.
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1v7E FEC LEAVE TO INFORM TIE
w fri.,,,.s and patrons Of Joseph We'll,
that WA ,,av" purchased his entire inter
est anl contents of his store on Front
street, au.l will carry un the same under
the al,nva STYLE.
Joseph We'll is thankful far the liberal
patronage hestowe, on his hons. aud hopes
HIS successors will share equally we'll
f. & s. We'll have assumed all the i'ah'''-
ties nf th,. late firm and all payment OF at
r.uuts and notes must he ma,lr to them.
We will cnntinnr to keen in "ur store
evcrythin. in our line. Our stock con
sSts Of
DRY GOODS, Gh,EEhlts,
.pDWAHE TINWAEE,
rpOCKEHYWARE, BOOTS,
SHOES HATS, ETC.
Al, of which we will dispose Of at very
small profits
~ We will pay the highest market
price f,,r cotton. "r make liberal advances
Jan. IL. laN-tf.
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IT'S CIRCULATION IN TIE SOUTH
L west is over double that 1T amy other
Weekly or Monthly Agricultural Paper
published.
j It has taken the first premium at the
Texas ard Louisiana State Fairs Nh tie
neatest printed Weekly paper ~ the
Sonth.
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Feed and Hacking Reduced to Suit
the Times.

II >tKI%G IN PROPORTION
$ ta bl e5
Nelson Taylor.
August 22-tf PhO?RiEt bH
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II. X. X.

DADWAY'S READY RELIEF -
HI cure f,r every pain. II wns the First
aud il THE ONLY PIN RERE"i TRIAL
;,.t,ntl, sion. the m,st sXsrniiafiaH
u,i,,s. aJIays Eah t.uH' l'irHs, ami fiir's
{,o,yrsti,,s whether "f the Lungs. St"'''-
ar,,. u, webs. or other glands or organs, b.
one ap:,Ic,tinn.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
II, N liter how viul,nt nr eycr'lt'at'nT ~"
min. the R,,sn matte. t-'l-fid'ts'i, nnr:i'
crin,,t..l. nervous, erralric, or rrostrlfe"
with disease may suffer.
Tr,yrl,rs I,,oull aiwava carry 81 bottle
of Railways Ready Relief with them
few dr,ps in water will! prevent sickness
ar mains from eli mgc of WAGER It Is l"f-
ter ti,,n French brandy or Eitters us
stimulant.
FEVER AND AGUE
cnreI for fifty cents. There Is not rem"-
dial agent in this world t'i 1t viii sHre re
YER All Atu,. and all other ''ar'"'S'
Bli,,S, Scarlet. Typhoid. Yellow, ann "t'''
cr Feters (ai,lM by R,lwnvs Pi'lS) :"
quick ~ R,ivay's Really Relief. tiity
ceuts per bottle.
Health Boau"V- :
Str,Eg AMI Pr Rich Bla'l-las'SaSe OF
Flesh all Wei.ht-CIear Skin AMI
Beautiful Complexion se'
cured to all.
DIR RAILWAYS
SUBSTANTIALLY RES0AeEST!
HAS MADE
The most astonishing cnres; so qn'ck. 81
rapid ARE the ch'tig"S the BODY n''-
der.,es. naInr tile Influence
of this truly wonderful
Madicinr. that
Ever Day a. l1eTeaSe in FleSa and Weigh
is Scca aid felt.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
.aess often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can he saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sed.
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness Free
from those dele.erious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
Injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. u wanted
merely for Ii
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DAILY AND SUNDAY COURIER
JOURNAL.

Tie Daily Cnnrirr-Iunrnal is sent TO sns,-
scribers by mail at Sl2 y year. Agents can
retain IN per cent. commission.
Our SUNDAY issue is u large fnrty column
sheet, full of interesting matter. 1t is y
81 II year, with same rates to agents and
! clubs az the Weekly.
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pa1EaI METALLIC nulAL CASES

'Y1IE undersigned announces t" the
l. public that he is now ready t" sn!'-
ply the wants Of tn. community with the
new PATENT SELF-SEALlNG COMBl-
NATION CASE AND CASkET, II very
great Improvement over compositions gem
orally used. His arrangements are per-
feet and complete in that line. aud the
t,nhlic may rely on being supplied at all
rinrS. His rates are reduced and the
cheapest in Rapiaes
PATRICK KELLY,
March IL, '72-tf. Undertaken.
N. B.
MO ATTENTION GIVEN TO OR
| " de,s for Cases, Baskets or W""d
Cnifins unless accompanied by the
CASH. or snr! security.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TO THEP BLLC
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE |!
Clark's Old Stand, corner of Third and
De Soto Streets,
ALEXANDRIA, LA

IL sss ss Bug tae' ] Ct
gies, Hacks and
harness are new. His carriage, buggy
and saddle horses cant he beat in New
Orleans. Hacking done cheaper than
il has ever been done in this place.
He will feed Ivy the day, week I"
month at reasonable rates The finest
of feed always on hand. Male pens
and wagon yard attached to the stable,
and pure water that never fails. Call
and see.
\. B.-There will he found always
ON hand ut the stable, n FIRSTCLAsS
SAnDLER. and MI who desire Harness
and Sahllpry neatly and rlIeap!y re-
raired, "n short notice. can have their
orders filed by leaving them ut the
stable.
Feb. 7, 1572-tf.
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OU, HOME JOURNAL

The live Agricultural and Family Paper
Of TIL. Southwest, has the lar.
gcst number Of .
Practical contributors Of any Weekly Ia
per published in the South.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

ENVE1Y drop nf the SlRSAPARllLlANI
FL RESDLVEN cpmnIInic,trs through
TN, Bip,l, Sweat, Urinr, an,l other hti!S
n III iu,ces of the svst..,u he rigDr Of iDe.
FIR IT, rrn ,irS til, lstr, at the n'ly with
nav ,,l s,,,l IN ,teritl Srr0faia, 81
mills, C,as,a9,i,a, GLMditT Ui@ue. IT,
GERS J., tie Tafoh, North. Fanors. Nodes IN
TIE Git,iS and 0fier ptrts of the sI'fcm, S"re
Er,,. Sira aoyyts DitciarJe, .froh he Ears,
ait the ,c9r,t t,,.as Of Skin di .cases, Er"p-
tio,q. F.rer Sores S.uM Head, Ring Horm,
san Rteaaa. krJ,ipeit'. llcae. Btack Spots,
U,rus ia the Fiest, T,aprs, 'aacers IN the
!r,at, apl al rcltaaiW and painful DIS
olarles. Wight Scelts Loss Of Sperm ah : al
,r4stss Of Tie life principle, are 'rifhiH the ca-
rasire r,m7e oft,is coader Of .uoaera Chem
istry, anl feir His' H@ 'r'H prorv TO "hy
psraoa using II for either Of he~ FORMS Of dt'-
ease iis potent pc Ger 10 care taeHt
If the ntieut duly bnc'uiinS Reduced
by the wastes ohl Il cnnVnSitih that Is
continually progressing. Saccre'lS ~ ar
resting thrs,, Wastes, All l repairs tHe SANE
with nuw m ,teri, m,de f.,n healthy
b.r.l-trI this the SARSAPAHlLLlAN
viii aJl does secure IA cure Is certain
fbr wasi otce tluS rsmoty CON ti'ncrS W.
work Of puri,ic tti"n. AMI snccte's /" ui
mi ,js',iur tn. lass of Wastes. Its rci''iI'
will be rapid. and every day the patient
viii, feel himself craving better an'
strot;.r, the fol dig sting better, app"
ti,e nprovins, and ilssh and weight j"
CreiSins. n
Mt ua,v does the S,rSap,rl'an Resn'
vent excel all know r"na.iiii agents II
t., care of Carmic, Snrtfulon'. C"nst'tn
ti,,,i, a,l Skin iiSeasss; but 1t Is th'
,,1,.Iti ..n rurn
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MEDICAL.
i. =. Ayers y,
HairVigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and edectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to its original color,
,ciM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
srNs 4
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THE JEWEL SALOON 4!
CORNER JOHNSTON AND FRONT
STREETS.

fxyuE UNDERSIGNED BEES LEAVE
] to inform hi. friends and til" pnh''r
That l,n has opened at his old stand. The
JEWEL, WITH IA large stock Of
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Price. single copies. Of either year.
postpaid. --.--.-.--.-..-....$O so
Seven copies, OF either year. post
maid. 90
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DIR. RAILWAYS
StHSapAHILLIiN RES0LtEST!:

HAS MADE
The most astonishing cnres; 81 Qn'cR. ."
ra,ih are tile chtnS', the h"aS n''-
dsr.,es. ualnr tile i'ii,i,tnce
of this truly wonderful
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-17


New York. Oct. 16.-At the session ~
the NATIONAL Board of Trade memorials
were presented on the subject of return
70 specie payment, uniform inter.ation-
al rates OF postage, and that on the
transportation of produce from the inte-
nor to the seaboard were referred to a
committee, as also resolutions in regard
10 the opening OF the Indian Territory To
agriculture and commerce.
FOREIGN.
Paris, October 15.-The German army
OF occupation has begun to evacuate the
Department Of Upper Morne.
cardinal Bonnechaz, Just returned
from Rome, assures Theirs that the Pope
will remain in the Eternal City.
Havana, Oct. l5.-The journals report
the discovery of conspiracy, near Bay.
mo, to kill the Spanish adherents and
burn their houses. Eight of the con-
spirators have been shot, and others con.
demned to imprisonment for life. Fifty
are awaiting trial.
Rome, Oct. l5.-The German Bishops
have protested to the Pope against the
molestation of the Prussian Government
Liverpool, 16th.-Five hundred Euro.
pean laborers on the steamship docks in
this city, are on q strike.
Madrid, 16th.--A dispatch from Fsrrol
yesterday, says: The frigate Victoria was
hourly expected at the harbor. Prepare
tons were being made for an attack upon
the insurrectionists. Hostilities were to
commence at o'clock yesterday after.
noon, If the rebels had not surrendered.
The municipal authorities of Ferrol had
requested the Government forces to sus-
pend their attack on the insurrectionists.
as negotiations were pending for their
surrender. The commander consented
to wait until the afternoon.
London, 16th.--The suit against q. S.
Consul Dudley, at Liverpool, by man
named Atcott, who enlisted as seaman
on the privateer Alabama, for compensa-
ton for his detention at Liverpool as a
witness, by order of Dudley, has resulted
adversely to the plaintiff, the Court de-
Gliding that the Geneva tribunal had set.
tied all questions connected with the
Alabama case.
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mencing on October /, 1872 and continuing mn.
til further notice, will be as follows, viz;
For delivery Of water by
Carts, within main lin.
its OF town. ............ 81 Cents per Gallon.
For delivery from Pipes
or at Goose Neck Sta
lions .................. "
For delivery by Carts, at
points beyond the di.
vide on Meadow Valley
street, and not beyond
the Bowery Mine, and
above the Raymond &
Ely Toll Road ...
For delivery, by Carts, at
points beyond the Bow
cry Mine, and not be-
yond the Alps Mine. -.
For delivery, by Carts. at
any point beyond the
Alps Mine. ............
Stock watered at Goose Neck Stations at IS
Cents per head for Oxen and IL y Cents per head
for Horses and Mules.
All Water must be paid for on its delivery, by
Tickets, and Tickets must be purchased at the
Company's Office 1855
Special Contracts will be made with Mines
and Corporations having Steam Hosting Works
The Drivers OF the Carts are under Special In
structions to deluer water promptly, and to act
with courtesy towards all customers and any
complaint against the Drivers must be promptly
made at the office.
HSThe office of the Floral Springs Water
Company is in the rear Of The State Bank Of
Nevada. WILLIAM NJ LUBBOCK
Sup't Floral Springs Water Company.
Phoebe, September 80, 1871. ocl.2w
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NOTICE.

DERSONS HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION
u Tickets issued by the Phoebe Water Works
are notified to return the same to the under.
signed, who will redeem them from this date
till the Goth instant. After that date they will
not be accerted by the Floral Springs Water
Company, but their value will be paid upon
presentation to p L. SHOAFF
In the house formerly occupied by John Cahill.
ol6-td
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Notice.

HAVING PURCHAsED THE ENTIRE IN.
serest o. r. HUT in the draying business OF
due him from May lat, 1877.
we are now prepared te-haul anything from .
CLARK I WOODRUFF.
Phoebe, New. june ., lsIa jeo.tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-17

BISHOP Bros. have just received large
,nS I me assortment of Perfumery, Toilet
rra fancy Articles, such as Ferina.
mn I y, and wright's Colognes, Lubin s
Pomaanaa lon's Extracts, Florida Water.
de li lis I,;. mar Oil, Cold Cream, Creme
Tooth tS' L ps Bloom of Youth, Bazin's
Honey aste, Steinberger's Glycerine
Scan; a aaa Elder Flower Soap, Lubin S
with . tr em, ETC., ETC., which, together
cipes .h uil stock of Chemicals and Medi-
let nr; .uey are selling at the lowest mar
., CIRCULATING N LrpnAnr.-Folk & Levin
l,,... .4in street have just received the
tsns S, ana best publications at their az.
it to tha circulating library, and thew offer
CAN CAM a ne public at rs cents ner vo,n vnei
'''l and see them. ''n'' per 'olume'
a, At surrase's Drug Store, Main street
la,vss.y opposite Lacour street, is the
nd S' nat snd best assortment Of pure drugs
fancy " oa medicines; also perfnmarSy
lap cb SOoas, paints. oils, turpentinss''
Ns. . e'c' o2-1m
chill. . Woods, = Gray Peruvian Chin.
spi,s. SUITS > English Derby Corduroy
recsiy ' eSSaa,clserbocker Fur Coats: ali inc,
Pioneer ana ana will be offered cheap hv j tha
ocl2.St
n 5. AsHIM & Bro.
our cana, sOlks' of Fulks L. MoAlpin, is
and ". ,aa'e for County Commissioner.
friends v nave =. reason to believe that his
donsurss M stand in and make his " el scs
To CRY s,,,. "
TEMPORAL. 81 SuhscRIBEns.- Owing to tbs'
for mary illness of our carrier. sooou n,s
p'sssn aseis h. served BY him will not he
wv before Monday next. '0' oe
hing. Is. biographical Time at W. Man.
fsse 1 CS o,ssy Store, opposite Wells.
ocl6-lm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-17

=. L. Mcdonald. of Elko, had his hand
oiown on BY the premature explosion Of
= Giant powder cartridge.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-17

Water Notice.
OfHce OF the Floral Springs Water
Company, Pioche, Nevada. Notice Is hereby
given that on and after October Goth, 1872, no
Water Tickets issued by the Phoebe Water Com.
pany will be redeemed or taken for water or
otherwise by this Company.
WIN. NJ. LUBBOCK,
.... Superintendent
Phoebe, Oct. 18TH 1872. oI6.tf
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NOTICE.

A NDREw RICHARDS NOTIFIES THE PUB.
IA lie that the services Of q
PORTER
Can always be secured at the Bootblack Stand
between Lynch's Saloon and the Pioneer Barber
Shop, Main street. He will also wait on gentle
men at their rooms and do all kinds Of domestic
WORK. o3.tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-17

STOCKS are little better, and the fear
full fall they experienced the day before
yesterday is in some measure recovered.
The attempted explanation of the de-
preston by comparing the October divi-
dends with the assessments, and finding
that the latter exceed the former BY
1914 $50, does not apply to Phoebe.
Such an explanation may answer very
well for Virginia, but it will not answer
for this locality. Phoebe is dividend
paying district, as its exports Of bullion
will show. For the week ending October
8, they amounted in round numbers to
$3.50, 900; for the week ending October Is,
SIG, 900; and in the three past DAYS of
this week it reaches over $4,000. This
is splendid showing, especially when it
is considered that there ARE not nearly
sufficient mills to crush the ore taken
out. The truth is that mining stocks in
other regions fall, and those Of Phoebe
have to suffer for the misfortunes of
others. Not only that, but the impress
sion is so surely and rapidly gaining
ground that our mines are the best pay
ing on the Coast, that the big fish wish to
control them, and their first step is to
swallow up all their smaller brethren.
This may not be Christianlike, but it is
very characteristic of your leviathan stock
operator. .Htl.lH
BLIND MOUNTAIN DIsTRIcr.-The other
day Messrs. Hillyer, Hunt and Canovan
took trip to Blind Mountain District,
situate about twenty miles from Phoebe
in northwesterly direction. It being
only flying visit, they of course were
able to make only cursory examination
of the lodges. They however say that
they saw enough to form quite favora-
BILE opinion of the District. When these
old quartz sharps pronounce in favor of
locality it is very apt to turn out some
thing very respectable in the mining
line.
The PIocHE.-In conversation with
Mr.. Nelson, the Superintendent, we
learned that matters in this mine are
going along very quietly. Sinking on
the main incline has for the present been
suspended. In the other parts of the
nine work is going on as usual Pros
pecting is going on and also taking out
ore. All the mills at present being oc-
cupied with existing contracts, reducing
ore will be delayed for some little time
longer.
The California Market. just erected
next door to our Office, is supplying the
best of meats to be procured in this part
of the country.
The Registry Agents Office is removed
to the room over Persons Saloon, Main
street, where voters can register from Z
a. m. to 9p. IN.
HE DISTRICT CoURT will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock. The case of
State vs.. Fuller is set for to-day.