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SRfe -SIleesiX Sure.

The rapidity and certainty with which
Dr. Morris Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horchound cUcs diseases of the res
piratory organs and it, reliability as a
remedy tor consumption long ago secured
for il foremost rank among medicines
Ut it. ciass 1t Is in iact the recognized
specific ior throa, aud bronchial .di>or-
drr.. u promptly checks cough. no
matter ut how long Standing, and az
ford. great rrlici ia ra~cs of asthma. Il
should not bc mistaken tor plllatiJu.
since il not onlS affords immediate r.lit
but also remove. all traces ct the lnahdN.
lt.a spoci.ic tor Group Trial sic 10
cents. Large sizes 30 cents aud 81. Tor
sale bv Barclay Brother. CIho; also
agents Tor Prof. Parhcr'> Pleasant Norp
syrup which ncNyr fails. Pleasant to
take. and requires no phvsic. Price p
cents. Noy. 2i-5W-dNW
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whites, aud witness got thc mayor to put
on an extra police force from Capt. Ken
wick's command. On MONDAY the mayor
went to Capt. Hale, commanding the
pot. and notified him of the ,ithalioh,
and that a meeting of the citizens was
also held and it was determined that
ever, means should DE used TO AVOID col.
li,ion In view OF the approaching cleo
lion ". II binhgrave, supervisor OF
registration, never went To tadeVili" or
Mount Vernon two strong Democratic
polls, and thus prevented citizens regis
tering, and on the island they never reg
i,tcfed at the point designated. l'lnh
grave, who was brother to Dr. pln6-
grave. afterwards resigned aud GRADY
was appoiutcd, who gave no cause tor
complaint.
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Inc Rural xen Nori,.r.

Now comes 10 ~ with sixteen clean
neatly-printed pages, cmbellished with
line Illustration and fun OF scientific and
practical agriculture aud literature. FoI
the agriculturiSt and lhc family circle il
Is an Indispensable weekly visitor. It's
edltor-in-chirl is the celebrated horticul
turl,t, \. :. Fuller associated with
whom are l., ). tarmn and Y. \ Wi
lard, while, a. special contributor they
are assisted 10y such men rs William
Robinson, Charles Downing, Charles Y .
Riley. Thomas Mechau, james irl. and
many other, Of equal cninCnce in thciI
refpectiYc scientific and practical ypeci.
allies. II Keeps IL, moral tome to that
high standard which tit. il ior any family
IN The land. The mother can rclyupon
II 30 furnish hou>t hold recipes for daily
use, pleasant st0tier for leisure rcadinu
ana excellent moral entertainments f0r
li' children. The father may conf
aehl'y loon iof the latest experiments
anu discoveries IA LIS daily ayocations.
accompanied by good advice ana care.
i'llY revised markets, embracing nearly
every product for sale Ia addition 10
lh'' rs publishers, ,thc, Eurai puOiishinu
Co. IS Dnance St.. Ncw YORK, a. an ac.
hno"iedgment OF their tate Increased Dat 81
iohage' have reduced II, price 10 only
$50 year Send 10 them for sueci-
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tree. w
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ST. NICHOLAS

The King OF ali Publications Issued
for the Young on Either Side OF the
Atlantic. - + mthompton (inrisnl) Observer.
Magazine il now completed. Mlth its
eight hundred royal octave pages, and is
siX hunired illustrations, Its splendid seri.
als, its shorter stories, poems, and 81 etches,
etc., ct. Ia its beautiful binding OF red
and gold. u j. the most splendid giit-bOot
foi bot, and lifls ever Issued ron the
ptee- Price, ~ in tutl gilt. -.
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w eStern Homes !

IuE LAtI CIIi 10 ESAL IL q Local newspaper
lhihl 7ii't ln tie Mldtt ul the nhren OF Ia. Wet
" nelr lands may he lrocured al t3 IA, Ia D. 90
PEI "tie. lhr inan 81 !" hN'tNri age, profession
or co. pitai, can heIt make hl. fortune.
ihos' c9ni,nplutiu2 thttiH Lutn- and com
prisuclf may 10 thoroughly .ntorTurl rs f,--
coming SUBSCRIBER a. lue toi iriAi
IEHM~t one Yraf, - ,-i. >Is Iuuuth- Co.:
hTee months, cents. postage paid.
AidIr- 3. L HaTrihIss,
Zee 81" Lake Cuy, 1--we.
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lne House Committee


son chairman, met at 1850.
SAM BOYD
Testified. Is proprietor Of tout cotton
presses, Orleans. "Shlpprrs. Gre
cen City and "relican. Have seen
Beckers testimony relative 10 tie dis
charge OF negroes from the the Pelican
press. bid not discharge any one nom
the Pelican pres, Employ a large mum
Der ol negroes, many OF whom voted the
Republican ticket, have not discharged
one since election Oh account 81 Voting.
Discharged one inan, Hay wood from the
press Tor being careless. He was Tor
merry slave of mine. since September,
lSGj. have paid him over $4,000 tor
himself and gangs OF laborers. HIS own
gang left when he was discharged.
Cross.eNamined Prior TO the election
told Hayward il the Democrats sue
ceeded he would have better pay. some
of llayward'S gang accused HIM OF not
settling fair with them. He received the
money and paid the gang. Have plenty
Of negroes now employed WHO voted the
Republican ticket
JANIS 1--WE,
Cvored tcStihed On his own motion
made statements relative 10 the trsti-
mony OF y II Wilson on Tuesday. said
ne never told Wilson nor any enc else
the Republicans would be counted IN
whether elected or hot. SAID the state.
ment oil Wilson was false,
FOREMAN TELL.
Colored, of Assumption parish, to- flied .
Was shot at because ne voted the Demo
cratic ticket. Know Colored men who
were knocked down and beaten foI eiec-
tioneering for and voting the Democratic
| ticket. Had cluJ OF two to three hun.
dred colorcd Democrats. Fbe intimida-
uon was al BY republican negroes.
Heard Republican candi'laIe> say Pack
ard would be counted III, though Nicholi.
| got majority Of the votes. Republican
intimidation caused the Democrats 10
lose twenty-five or thirty votes.
Cross-eXamined Don't know Iegroe.
who shot at men. Wien started from
Garners place one OF them said,
There goes that II Democratic mig
ger: lets Kill him" Know personally
twenty-five or thirty negroes who voted
the Democratic ticket; heard many he
groes ON election day say they would
like 10 vote the Democratic ticket. but
would be afraid To 20 home 70 their
wives Il they did.
WILLIAM WALLACE.
COlore1, Of Orleans. testified hc was in
DonaIdsonrille Oh election cay. Test.
fed as 10 intimidation aud 'uIr4ts b.
colOrel Republicans. Gave Democrat,
tickets 10 negroes AMI SAN them voted
CE"s--EEAsuNFu.
MANY rolorel men wsre afraid 70 yot,
the Democratic ticker, because .thcy
co1iin't stay in the paris.. if they did
Named four OF them.
tbHAED o. Fuk,,I.
Coiored. OF New Orleans. testified ,it
tie published q card fayoring >IchoU
! and WIT Alter that went ~ rnurcl
aud was abused. Henry Clay said ''au,
negro Who voted the Democratic t.cke
ought to have la, throat cat SlilIr-,y
efal times. preferred charge. again,
FAY, the church paid no attention /
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

None are genuine unless the slsnatui' VI
Iaydock, a. agent for the United STATE s"i
rounds each box of Pills, and oin,ii@", u
handsome reward will be given 70 InS D". iTh
dsrina such Information as may "hu W W.
detection of any party 81 parties coohlerltltiNg
Tho In.dicines or vending The SAME, knowin-
" solJ M ttIe ma nuiactory OF Professor HOl-
RAJ, Az 4 Co, New ork, and Ny all respeoiabis
I,,Igeists and dealers IN madeleine throughout
cents aud 81 eact.
E-l5- lhere is considerable ss.,ne by taking the
larEer sizes.
y. b. Direcuons for ihs guidance oi palehl+
in every disorder are affixed 10 each uoN
Once, ll2 Liberty ST., New York
dSw- D.c.li-iyr
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Scribner's Monthly
AN UNRIVALED ILLUSTRA-
TED MAGAZINE.

" hen ~IBIBNER ISSUED MS famous Mid
summer Holiday SUuibrr iu 'uiy friendly
cfiti aid Of * Ave are not sure bus that
S,RIuNER Ia. touched high.watrr mark.
We do not see " hat worlds sire LETT 10 ii tu
coupuer." Rut the publishers Ito not con-
slider that they have reached the ultima
thule of excellence they believe" thrrr are
other worlds TO conquer, and they propose
to conquer them.
iae prospectus fOr the new volume gives
the title, of more than ATTY papers lluoStly
Illustrated bywritcr. ot The highe>tmcIit.
Under the head OF
Fcreign TIdvei,'
we b.,e.A Winter on the Nile" by Gru.
Mcclellan "Sauntering- About Constant
uoplc. 10y charles Dudley Warner; "Out
Of Ny window At Moscow by Eugene
>rhuyler: AN American IN nlrkistan,
gtc. Three serial stories ar announced.
Nicholas Miuturn,"
BY Dr. Holland, tie Editor,
whose story OF >eNeBOnA- gave the h,4
ct satisfaction 20 the reader. oi he
Monthly.
The scene Of This latest novel i, iui Oh
the bank, OF the Hudson The hero i i
Young man who has been Away tiled 10 a
Womau's apron strings but Who, ~ thr
death Of his mother, is left alone IN tie
a fortune, but Wit1out "a purpose.
Another serial. His Inheritance. by
Miss traitor. viii begin Oh the compieuon
of That ass O LOWrle'S, 10y Mrs. llnJg-
ION Burnett. Mrs Burnelt> story. begun
10 August, Ia, 4 patio, and dramatic pc" Il
which have been surprise u Che public.
There is to 70 Il ,eIie, Of original and ~
4ulsiteIy illustrated paper OF "PopuiaI -ti-
eure." BY Mrs. heul-k, eI-H pa e! co4u-
| plele IN itself.
There art tobe, tIom VARIOUS pens. papel-
Oh
Home Lie and Tlavel"
Also. practical ,ugge-tioh> a., 10 town ,Hl
country life, Village improvements, ETC., by
VOL. nOvu specialist.
Mr.. BarnaTd'- articles Oh various indus
| aies - Great Britain include the history Ji
"some Experiments IL Cooperation, =
scottish Loaf Factory IN the November
number, aud 'Ioaj Lane. RCrhdale ia
December. Other papers are, the British
WoIkiugman'S Home. "A Nation OF shop
keeper" 'Ha penny W eek for the 'hid,
etc.
Aricbiy Illustrated series will be gly,r on
"Amerioan sports by Flood and Fled. by
variou, writers, and each Oh dHren
theme. The subject Of
Household and Home Decoration
! win have . prominent place, vhil- the
production, OIL American humCrists VIA APP
/ pear from month 10 month. The ut OF
( shorter stories. biographical and O,her
/ sketches, etc, Il long one.
! The editorial department viii conIiL1e 10
| employ the ablesi pens both ~ Homeland
| abroad There all be 4 series Of irttcls on
/ literary matter, from Loujon, by Mr. Vel
| lord.
The pages Of the magazine viii be o,yn
sl.4 ...F
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ST. Nicholas for 1877.

Which ose,ls with November. ls,G. BEGINS
y mort and very entertaining serial nom
the French "TAe Kingdom Of the Greedy.
story ldhptedto the Thank lN ing season.
AuoihcfSeriai. OF absorbing intcrestto bnys.
"ilI~ OWN MASTER"
4! i 7. Irnw bridge,
a-tltor IT the ".Iauk Hazard Stories. be-
Gus ia tbe Christmas Holiday Number.
l'ts,de- serial stories, CLristmGs storic-
lively sketches, poem aud picture, Tor tht
boldly and sVnIv astonishing illustrations
OF Oriental 'pOrts.Wiin dtawings by -iame>e
artists,
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THE HORRORS AND APPALLING ACCIDENTS
ELAINE As AN iiiVM!NA!QR,

tlNlNEi- hue will
does not contain AZ, OF The x
the
ft with ELAINE
which which
Family Illuminating on known ani
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Mind Reading, Psychonlancy, Faoin a
w ton, Soul Charming, Meslnerism, i'hA
M arrisgs Guide, showing how either -"N
nay iascinate and gain The love Il any person
they choose Instantly. $40 paeT>, ~ mai ="
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The Christmas Holiday Numb r OF
SV NICHOLAS,

Nupcrt.y illustrated. couiain>'I very inter
tiur paper.
"rHE BOYS OF Ny Bu1Ituop."
~ William ullcn Bryant:
The Hor.v Hotel" lively a'u,Ir, hy
charles \. 4 trntrI, .pleldidly Illustrated .
The tlogh ia The Sky hy Richard \
Proctor; "a Christmas PLAY tor Homes o.
sunday schools. hy Dr. Lsg' stou The
Peterhins' Christmas Tree Ny iucrctia
i. Hale. 'Poetry lud tsIu- 81 Winter. "
10y Lucy IITCom, with pictures.
Do Not Fail to Buy St. Nicholas for the
Christmas Holidays. Price % cts.
DuIinn me year there viii he interesting
papers ior boy ny William Calcu Bryant,
John g.. Whittier. fhuua, Hughes. Nillism
Hewitt bf. Holland, George Macp 1nGll.
Sanford b Hunt, Frank L; stockton. and
other.
Their vii! he ,lorie-, sketohe,. and
poems, oi special Interest TO girls, b. lIar-
riet Prescott -pohord, Susan Coolidge,
Sarah ~ utter kellogg. Ed2I1cth stuart
phtips, i''i>s Aic1tt. hucr"tia =. Hale,
Celia lhaNt,r. MARY Aap,s Dodge. and
many others. The, " ID be tl-o
~ WEI5E ~kl PICTURES.
b pr.f.,sot Proctor. Tie Astronomer,
witt nap >howir- T4, stars Of Each
Month. .ht,b VE,i be likely p -urpas, in
Interest any serir. on popular science re-
Gently given to the public
Amusement ana rtructi0n. with Fun
ami role. aud vii and Wisdom, will he
iugIry 81, heretofore, and ST.. NICHOLAS
Wll ,Cu.juUet, delight the yuuly and give
p'y4-.tr T. IL. p!a.
THE LDNb,. LITERARY WORLD
SAWS:
There IL 10 magazine tor the young n a
can be ,ald IL ..luai til choice pro iu.tIpn
Of SCEiENEA's pres. All the articles
whetheI 10 prose or rhyme, are throbbiu-
with VII lhty ne literature aud
artistic Illustrations are both superb.
The London Daily New, .ays We wi
We could poin, out H. e,ul. ~ our ovr
periodical litefature.r
GOOD NEW For BOYS AND Girls
To meet the demand for q cheaper ST
NICHOLS GiitBoOE, the price of vols.
and II has heel reduced 10 - each. The
three volume Gin an elegant library case
are sold tor 10 ia foil gilt. >llj, % that al
may give tHeir children = complete sci
These volumes contain more attractive M.
terlal than IIi5 dollars WoItn OF the ord o.
Any children books.
-ub cfiptiou price, g a year. The thrc.
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uew>jaaier, or send money ia check, or q
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fl,e Most Eminent Living Authors s,ca as
EIr-. NtN Muller, Prof Tyndall H. iiou IS q.
T.. Gladstone, IN W Z. CsTdenier, Prof. Hulk
icy, Il \ Proctor finances Power ,Ohbc. The
Duke Of Argyle. JAS. \. Frouar, Mr. AldlOch,
Mrs. 0phaD,, Ms Alexander, Miss lh-vkelAy,
Jean iugt oW George Macdonald, VIM. I4as =
Anthony 1rJllupe, Matthew Arnold, H,ary
Kingsley, W 81 story, AueTLa-h. Eu.k iu,
CARLYLE, Tenn s.a. Browning, ana mAny 4.'.eE.,
ny -. -r-..-L-t-A N. ~. L Mp 1t
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HOLLOWhY'S PILLS
Invariably cure H., following disessrs
Disorder Of the Kidneys

Ia an disease atecting tle,e 81 ahns' sl' 'i-FF
the, -tcrrtc too much or TOO niue "hlet, OF
Nyhtth,r they ie afflicted 4" IN II ne 90 ttAHSA %
rerIoi,- of The Kidneys. these Pm. should be TIA
Ken according to the printed directions and the
Ointment should be- wei rubbed into ihr small OF
IN. hurl at bed lime. lh,- treatment Will give
almost immediate ieiIrl ahen al other mean,
ILIinI.
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For Stomachs Out Of Order.

so medicine wall 40 eaectualiy improve the
tone ot tn stomach IS these Pills; they remove
all aclIlty 0ucaAi onod either by inIemperlnce "a
improper diet They reach the liver and reduce
II to u healthy action they are wonderfully ehcs
ctpus ~ eases Of spasm-in fact lh"N h"N lHti Ia
curing all disorders OF the liver and stomach.
HOIIUWAl'S FILLS are the best khoWh 10
the world for the following diseases Nsn'
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Biolchss on Uht
~ In, Unu,l., Copsumpti0u, Debility, Brop=Y
Dy scntery, Erysipelas, Female lreFnla: i'ie-
t.vers Of an kinds, fits, ,iout, H"adache' lnd''
ce-tiou Inflammation, Jau.,h'e, LAYER "ih
non of urine, Scroiula or hugs Evil, sore
Throat, stone and Gravel, lly-iiouiuureuh %
iumois, lcers Worms q ~ kinds weakness
from an 4 rattsr. etc.
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- 4 lDN
simply ul -pcusabls 20 any or, Who ds-iIrs
90 keep ubtoasl ~ the thought CT the ace ~ uHV
department o. syi,u,r 90 literature '- Bottom
Journal,
a pure a.t g.. p.,Irl J.. t.rN OH and fountain Of
entertainment a3d instruction. lion. EoheIt
9. Winthrop.
The let t.t."d..al 10, tu,iir- lhco IN,
T. tuylrr, -. y
1T has uooIul DO any country rniladd
i.iua Pres.
~ TeI reduces 90, best thoughts nr The best
WHds Of tnpcI,4.l,ri worlt, uuoG 80 tupirs of
living Interest. .'. Tf llId.lihi ni.ii-r.
.'Ihe h'. tnt 1l' ouI ,,I,cl,, publications. ''--
! h' >ui N, .r. uI'.
and ise, htip,t tu rl4ls ihltc.n.- r,try
week '.- is, Advance, Chicago.
'.N Ilh n alone tcultr lusg atIit hep up
- I'H all that important Ia the litrWulr, mis-
iygF polti,s. und so.encr ui Va, das. Abe
MniaOl, New lufA.
ihc uni,t essay the most entertaining
7iull.-, t., i.u, poetry ofthr in-laE luuFu4e e,
NJ here gathered tn H,lhrr - lun"'a state
journal.
ludi-l"usfbl, To- every one WHO d,-lic- =
thuiou-h COM. rii.uu oi all that d. admirable
and noteworthy iu he literary world. iuoton
l'ust
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Littel1's Liviae Age.

Jan. !. 1-.I. THE LININO AGE enter. ,,on
ii5 "A yJlauI- viii. the continued conn b., i,B-
son # the b-t Hen aud journals cd the country.
-.i with cptlst4HtIS increasing success.
lu !s75, y VIII 0lrni-h 20 H. readers Tie pro-
.,.riOu- oil &c loIriuo-t autl.oia above Aaurd
aud man. ujHeg-' rIuhr-,iuE the choicest ser. 1
l.isd -Hogl Slyl.e. by Ia, i-cadug FOrri.n Novel
.-t- and IA amount
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Lippiacott's Magazine,
An Illustrated Monthly Of
Popular Literature, Science, and
Art
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR 1877

The number ior January begins the nine
teenth volume OF Tie Magazine. and while
its past record will. IT Is hoped, be deemed
sufficient EuHfartec 81 future excellence
no eflorti viii be- pared b. diversity its AT.
traction and 10 lfovidr IA Increased sup
plr 81
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81 NICHOLAS y 'ull OF lne choicest
things. The publication H. IA all respects,
the beet 4 it kind. We have never yet
seen q nuahrr thar wa mol surprisingly
good '- To- ,huryhmau, Hartford, Conn.
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it. past record viii. il is boneJ be deemed "nl
no eiort' viii BE- pared 10 diversity its at.
plr OF
p..,.g,. s,......t.
f'P" I'd. /'''.'"ty "' Ne, F1a| ".' Most Eaf'
"'"l'' Nt''f'
f,e cre.,t ,,isct ana, ,o,.,on, ain, ,.o
conductors trnisb iha n,i LIN tht
aired Character. 4. well as to present IN a
hlnPi,v ana , ,r manner me most re-
.nhlret' Of General Interest ia word, to
ai,t;n'iiy.l u '''"-''
ja.'s E,utUt Ng. ur, N,Y ifUsefitf ga
N{teu.i ar iitg.uftD,.
'"t 'ohtiuu'lvn> no" on manu- OF she'A
an! ehtl-td. tuiptArt hlehA attractive
NJ OF ia'e~, Hhoit Stories, Descriptive
1919, Nai. huNf.' 'l'eiS on ~'loh't aug
Ar, f9tin'' rroP"''' Is 49, Ltera'! cru
''N'"S' '.'''' 'l''
Ea Yn'euei asj va hu1u. W1ts.
,
Gladly those dce.riuiiy,. trt,ri. yill hr
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~ a. 'ulOe,'' ,.i'',h, ~ w. 81
-iho eoilS'''u'' one '' ''s many attractive
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- - 49, VI Nh|lNI" 'h1 ur
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~
50 -clal Features for 1877.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent
Fever, thIl Fever, Remit.ent Fever,
Dumb Akue, Periodical or Bilious Fever,
&c, ana indeed all the affections which
arise from mal4rious, marsh, or MAS
metIc pUisons.
This isn comp unA remedy prepared with
sdopilrr +, ~ irnn vegetable ingredients, which
Iar y idls 20 cure the scyrrcrt cases Of Oh ills
and Eeyeritul tho c.1c0mtant disorders. Such
arru.ray tbr ue'c--itlps Of the people in malarl-
Gus district demand. liz great ~up,rioriiy over
any other medicine SGT discovered Cor the cure
Of utc,niiiCnts j., that It contains 100 qinine or
mineral, and those ho take it are free from
HaupI of qatl-m or aiy injurious effects, ami
an "- healthy after using it as before. Il has
been extensively employed durir. tho lat thirty
year Boz jlo treatment oil these distressing dis
otj,I-, and so unyaryinl has been it- tuccoss
that il ha- coined the reputation Of being irf.lh
bis. II can, Doe safely recommended rs q surc
remedy and specific for the Fever and Ague Of
the West, and the Chills ana Fever Of the
Souih, which, once broken up iy II, do not
rcu,n until the disease j, again contracted.
III, great variety Of disorders which arise
from The irritation Of Tins poison, such AZ Neu-
ralsia, rheumatism, GOut, Headache,
Kindness, TOothaohe, EaraCbe, ca
Turin, Asthma, Palpitation, SpIenic
Affections, II ysterics, Pain in the Bow
els, Collie, Paralysis, and arrangement Of
The stomach, all of which become intermittent
or periodical, have 10 spociicr remedy than
NEtR'S ACuF trKE, which cures thcn all alike,
aHd protects Tho tom from future attacks. A.
ID preventive, il - Of iuntusc ser lee ia those
commodities where Fever and Agus prevails,
n-iI stays the doy ,iopmcut Of the disease iftakcn
the first uuDr,sph I, the Brltnpuit1vV gyrfI,u.
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he great object and constant aim uf the
CONDUCTORS viii be to furnish ths public with
Literary Entertainment OF a Refined and
\ aired Character. 81 well IA 10 present IN a
graphic and striking manner the most re-
cent Information and soundest Views on
subjects Of General Interest ia a word. 10
rrudcr Lippincotj', Magazine -iritiuriy
distinctive ia
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I. Q. O. F.
Los Angeles Lodge No. s5, 1. o. o. +.

,S2sssa. Regular meeting held on WE'D
as<$&Ax< NESDAY EV ENING ofeach week
Ssk at7% O'Clock. Solourning brelh-
rem in good standing are cordially
invited. II. WARTENBURG, n. G..
A. FRANK, II. S.
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Montana Meat Market.

ERGLINGER& & FRANCK. fUEs9
IL The best and tenderest Meats NV
in the market. None but the
PrImest Beef and Mutton
ever to be found. Note the address-Montana
Meat Market, Main Street, near First, Los
Angeles
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LINES OF TRAVEL
CHANGE OF TIME.
LEAvElos ANGELES:

Cn and after Saturday Jan. l,lS7G, and until
urther notice, trains will run every day as
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Foreign Grape Cuttings For Sale.

EoRTY different varieties, among which
Z are the Black Malvaisa, Zinfndel, Rose
of Peru, Black Muscat, White Chasselas,
Fontainbleau, Finer Zago, Muscat OF Alex
andria, Berger Reesling, etc-the best to be
had ON this coast, and at prices which put
them within the reach OF all. Send your Or
ders in time. Address, d. RAAB,
sarnsrtf sf f4 Los Angeles,
Or see me at my place, South Of the Indi-
ana Colony. novl0 Sm
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NOTICE.

A - PERSONS owning shares in the
- East Los Angeles Pioneer Building Lot
Association will please pay their installments
at the Office of Barbee 4 Gates, So CONNER
cial street. auil III
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$50 REWARD.
To Whom it may Concern.

NYOTICE is hereby given that the Cerro
~ Gordo Freighting Company do not re-
cognize their station Keepers as their agents,
and will not be responsible for their acts, as
they are not authorized to buy or sell proper
ty, or make any bargains or trades for the ac-
count of the Cerro Gordo Freighting COM
pany, without special written permission. or
authority OF the Superintendent, or duly
authorized agent of the Company.
H. NADEAU,
superintendent.
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CAMELLIAs.

We offer a large stock of very fine plan a.
from S33 TO 500 per loo. For catalogues OF
these, az we'll as of AZALEAS, RHO6ODEN,
DRONS and Evergreen Trees In great variety
address n. b. PARSONS 4 CO..
Box 90, Flushing. N. Y.