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RESTAURANT DES QUATnR
SAISONS.

NIX, JOHN BOSIO, PROPRIETAIRE
~ ~ du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsoaal
pagne, ainsi que le pnblic en- gen6rale. oui
transtere son restaurant du No. lH& da
la rue de- Chartres au No. HI dc Ia ,nAme
rue, pres de St-Louis. II protite de cette oc.
caslon pour remercier 10 public ct sollicita
ell meme temps la continuation de son bien
veillant patronage. II informe en- outre ses
amis quill des salons particuliers an pre.
mier, ct des chambres meublees 4 louor Va
semalne on au mois. Les persOnncs d. "a
Viile et de 10 canipagne y trOuveront tout Ia
comfort desirable. Le restaurant ssra onv..s
jusqu'a minult. g. f4v ~
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CAsQUEs.-La compagnie dcs
echelles, Home Hook s. Ladder
No. i, Went de recevoir la nous
v"lle coi1fure dc SEES mem mores.
Cette 'coiffnre en- CUR maroguin a
la torme dun petit casque'a ca
lotte ronde ct a double visiere
sur le devant dnquel Sc trouve le
nom ct les insignes de la compa-
gnie. Avec Ce cOuvre. chef les
membres auront un air plus mar
tial qu'avec la casquette prini-
tive.
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Sous-Comite Exec,ltif.
1nfOrmations Locales.
MEETING RADICAL.-LeS r;

MEETING RADICAL.-Les rad
caux ont eu dimanche dernier a
LOckport un copieux barbecue ct
IN grandissime meeting. L'audi-
toirc, au dire des hallucines radi
caux. aussi nombreux que les etoi
les du cleI, a etc harangee par
Pinchhack, le senateur Bruce du
Mississippi ct par une foule d'au-
tres orateurs plus Oh moins homo
rabies ct distingu6S.
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ANTOINE'S RESTAURANT.

HemOvaf TO
0........St-LOuis Street. az
Mr.. ANTOINE ALCIATOR aunouncs,
~! to the country patrons, and the pub-
nc IN general. that he has removed his kE0
TAURANr from No. 56 to
No. 6J St-LOuis street
between Royal and Bourbon. He respectful.
~ sOlicits u continuation of the aencron.
patronage he has heretofore received.
n.2S '74l.y
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Ticket de Corporation
Pour. u uEe de District.

Am people du l5eme District Jasdiciaire.
Je suis candidat pour la reelection 4 la
place de Juge de District
Convaincu d'avoir fait t0us mes efforts
dams lie passe pour remplir Police avec jus
'ice ct impartialit6, je sonmets rayenir
entire vOs mains, sans cOurtiser la nomina-
ton d'aucun pal ii politiquc ou coterie per-
sonnelie.
TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Thibodaux. % Juiu, 1876
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Transient de MaEasln.
C.. LAZARD f Gle.

On transferee depuis le 3 Oct0bre tout
leur stock de vetements, elapeapx, casquet
ties. males, valises. fourniturss pour mes
s.eurs
du No. I95 Vfeille-I.evee
aux N0s 213,2IJ ct 2l7
Vieille Levee, a l'ancien
local dc Leon GOdchaux
uc. Ito.
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Observation-Disclosures des
votants dsnne avis qu'une cleo
ton sera tenue le Tine jour de no
vembre ct que sous peu, il desi
gnera les endroits on les polls
seront places ct donnera les noms
des cOmmiSsaires attaches q cha
Gun des polls.
L'election municio pal aura lieu
le meme jonr dams le bureau du
juge Z. E. Lorio, servant actuel
lement de Toscn Hall, sous la sur
veillance du Maire ct deux mem
bres du conseil. Ii est bien enten
du qni MY a one les electeurs du
ment qualities residant dams
les linites de la Corporation qui
serOnt admis a voter.
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MEET1NG-Un grand meeting
democratic aura lieu demaln chez
Truxillo ct Jumonville, paroisse
Assumption. Ce meeting sera ha
rangue par le general Nichols,
Witt, Louis Bush, J. Il. Acklen,
|. u. Moore ct autres arateurs dis
tingues. Qu'On Ne le disc.
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Rue Bienville Nile Orleans

32.-....Rue Bienville Nile Orleans,
GRAND ASSORTMENT DE BIERR.
- ALE, PORTER, LAGER BEER ET
Cidre.
Specialize pour le bOuteillage do ces nrti.
cles. ''''-
Depot des meilleurs bouchons yendus
dams le pays.
MIR. L.. Picard, repr6sents cette maisos
depuis cinq ans. aout u 7c.
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G. JAUBERT Il Gle.
-IMPORTATEURS DE-

Marehandises aeches, etronqsyes It
Aya6ricaines.
Cot2As, i'sdaennes, Rubans, Bon.
1seterie, MoxcAoirs. etc etc.
~ Rue de Chartres, pres Canal.
NoUyMLE.ORLEANs.
Cette maison dejs bi,n .connue par son
anc'ennete 80 ans d'existeuce) ct lo baa
prix dc ses articles, offre aux marhands
dss tompagnes, rassortiment le plus com
piet ct ie plus yarie de marchandises sAche.
Ce.te naison EeGoit ehaque semAine do
ct met un s9in tout particulier remplir 1rs
ordres qui lui sont adsess6s llI sept IS ia
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MEETING-Uu grand meeting
du parti democratic ct conserva-
teur a ell lieu dimanche dernier
au Canal Bellanger, Paroisse de
Terrebonne. Ce meeting a etc ap-
pele a rordre par Mr.. E. P.
Bascle ct preside par Mr.Euphro
sin Hotard, assisted de Mr.. E. Ho>
tard jr., nomme secretaire de cette
assemble qui, i,malgre l'inclemence
du temps, Sc composait encore de
cinq a six cent personnes, don't Ia
moitie etaient des gems de cou>
lenr.
Lestrade constitute dams Pens
droit le plus propice de cette sec>
ton de la parOlsse Terrebonne,
don't la prosp6rite a disparu sous
lie soutfle de administration radi
Gale, 6tait d6cor6e avec tant dele
gance qu'on voyait de suite que
les danes y avaient donn6 leur
gracieux concours. En- outre nos
candidats mont qua SO louer de
la reception franchement cordiale
qui leur a etc faite par Mr.. Abel
Bascle ct autres.
LIE president de cette magni-
flque assemblee present6 Mr..
Isaiah D Moore, le candidat ponr
Senateur du Sine District. Mr..
Moore a parle en- Anslais ct a
fait un excellent discOurs, OH il a
mis- nu les turpltudes, la venali-
t6 ct la corruption du parti, qui
depuis dix aus tienJ les renes du
gouvernement national ct d'Etat.
Son harangue, dite de main de
maitre, attentivement ecOutee ct
souvent applandie a prodult une
salutaire impression sur resprit
de tout l'auditOire. LIE candidat
pour avooat de district, Mr.. j. FL.
Ilsley, a ensuite pris Ia parole ell
trancais. Son allocution souvent
interrompu par les applaudisse-
ments a etc ecoutee avec une at
tention marquee. Mr.. Lewis
Guion, candidat pour Juge de dis
trict, a, dams un langage energi>
que ct persuasif, mOntre la route
que tout patriote dOit suivre..dans
les presnte campagne electorate.
Apres ces trois Orateurs sont
venus Mr.: A. JOLIET. qui d parl6
en- franeais, ct Mr. p. q. BOlleau,
en- anglais. Tout deux ont dams
leurs discours bien appropriss
aux circumstances enleve plu-
sieurs fois les ACCOMPLISHMENTS
de la fOule.
Entin, consid6rant lie resultat
obtenu, ct limmense enthousi-
asme qui ma cess6 de regnel
avant pendant ct apres lie meet
ing, cette journee a etc nne vraie
gloire ponr les orateurs ct les Or
ganisateurs.
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lie discours prononc6 dernie
rement au Cooper Institute par
Il. Demar, homme de couleur dc
New Jersey, a fait une protonde
impression sur l.assembl6e. par la
clalenr entraina,.te avec laquelle
il a parl6 des inspirations de sa
race, ct des tristes epreuvps aux
quelles ellie est soumise. "J'aime.
a-t:il dit, les principles du parti re
publicain tells qu'ils sont theori
quement processes, mas non tells
qu'ils sout pratiques. II ne prof
tent nj aux blancs nj aux noirs.
CONNIE Brutus aimait Cesar.
Jaime ce parti mals I'll etait am
hitienx ct je l'ai tue" Mes freres
dissent que je suis traitre a ceux
qui ont procure mon salut; mails
81 un homme me sauve de la mort
suis je force de le suivre jusque
dams ses egarements criminels -
IeSclavage, dit porateur en-
concluant, est un grand NAL !;
mails j'aimerais mieux etre esclavu
CONNIE autrefois que Dc vivre
dams petat de servitude mentale
dams leqnel la race est plong6e
anjOnrd'hui par les chefs de cote
rie, les politicians, los ca,pet.buq
gers du parti Republican,. Je suis
lcl pour vOus montrer que tOus
les hommes de couleur he sont
pas des fOus. II y a des honmes
de bien dams CO parti, mails ce ne
sont pas les politicians. Ceux qu
sont a sa t6te ont patiemment,
lohguement, obstinement iniiltr4
la haine des democrats blancs
dams le sang de mon peuple. Je
les denOnce lei ce soir.
Ii serait a sOuhaiter que ces pa
roles fuss entendues dams lie Sud,
ct rependues a pleines mains par
mi les populations de couleur,
abusees par les miserables q1i
ieS eAcltenC a Ia name, au meur
tre ct q l'nicendie.
L'enquirer de Cincinnati rap
pele que le general John A. Lo-
gan, s6nateur radical au Congress
pour l'IllinOis, etant membre de
Get etat ell 1868, pr6senta un bill
connu sous lie nom de ''loi noire,"
qui portait que tout negre ou mu
latIe venant dams Petatet Y demeu
rant depuis dix jours paierait une
amende de $50, ct en- cas- on il he
paierait pas, seraiu vendu a Fen
can q quiconque voudrait payer
les frais ct l'amende. Et VOLTA le
meme honme qui soutient aujour
d'hui que le noir est superleur au
blanc!
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Ell mOCdnt F1mprllnerle eC Ell
m'enbandonnant de toute manie~
re. II a fait tout ce quill a pu con
tre Tom Cage, ,et maintenant cette
victime de sa propre bonne fol
dit quill NY a pas de meilleur re
publican que notre ami Beattie !!
J'avais brise lie pouvoir de Gro
sier. ct de concert avec Panalle,
fabriqu6 des comites nouveaux.
| Ces memes comites nous Ontaban
dOnnes, nous ont bafoues, nous
ont calomnies, nous ont ruines!
II parait Que pour devenir ca.
naille, on ma besoin que d'etre
initie dans le parti republican, (s)
de la Louisiana.
Ii est heureux pour lie peuple
hOnn6te, laborieux, CONNIE il est,
que Get infame parti soft encore
plus bette quill nest canaille ct
tyranniGue.
Les comites Republicans de
Latourche he Sc privent pas de
nous le demontrer tous les jours.
Je crois qu'apres cette election
les denx vieux parts, qui, depuis
lougtemps, mont plus ell nj sens
nj lieu, commettront le hari kMyi,
que nous aurons de nouveaux par
tis OH il ny aura nj Nord nj Sud,
nj blanc nj noir.
Mais tant que le parti republi-
cain existera, j'y resterai, ct je de
fie les 4uelques sots negres GU ne
critters de LafOurche de men ex>
pulser.
J'espere quill me sera possible
de me trouver a Philipp:, c'est-a
dire sur lie rostrum, avant relec-
ton, parce cue je voudrais me con
vaincre a Regard de Ia pretention
du parti pourri, que MOI, le seui
qui ait jamais hoHu6tement rem.
porter Ia paroisse pour le parti re
publicain, ne pourrais inhuencer
dix votes.
81 c'6tait vrai, queltempoignage
Ell faveur du uoting ccttle du parti
soi>disant republican, de la Loui-
Siaue.
En- attendant quill me soft pos
sib!e de faire plus par mes efforts
personnels, ie soutaite avec vous,
avec tous les hommes intelligents
de la Louisiana, God speed a Nj
cholls ct Wiltz.
REPUBLICAN,.
p. S.-Je ser,is a Lafourche
aussit6t que possible, je n'attends
plus que cette armure en- fer
blame, ct Get arsenal d'armes Of
fensives, qui doivent me defen-
Dire contre les bullaozing don't me
menacent les liches imbGciles,qui
pretendent manier le pavti repu-
blicain dams notre paroisse. Il.
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CSnlidaturcs DGuocratiQues =!
1876.
POUR PRESIDENT
des Etats-Unis:
SAM'L j. TILDEM,
DE NEW-YORk.

POUR VICE-PREsIDENT:
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS
DE L'INDIANA.
Electeurs Presidentiels
Pour l'Etat EN- general.
John MCENERY.
ROBERT G. WICKLIFFE.
1er Dist-LOuis st. Martin.
Substitut.-Geo. w. Dupre.
2ame Dist. F. Poche.
Substitut.-H. T. Lawler.
Same Dist.-A. DeBlanc.
Substitut.-Clay Knohloch.
AAme Dist.-W. A. Seay.
Eubstitut.-J. e. White.
6Ame Dist
Gene Disi.-K. o. Cross.
Hubstitut.-J. Nj. Morse.
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KIP & RUCH.
Moulin a Riz Perseverance,

tTOus les Prix d6tern6s aux Fc;res do ~,
tat de la Louisiana pour P6calaye din -.
depuis lS6Sjusqu'a aqjourd'hni.)
Nos. =. ~. IL ct IA, rue des Champs Elysss
en- face de 10 place du vieux DEPOT. 3me
Distsict
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.
Nettoye 42O barils par jox,1
LES SACS StINT FOURNIS GRATTs
Prlx.
No.
JNO NJ. WALSH, Agent
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BUSH Il LEVERT.

Cotton and Sugar FACTORS,
And Genoral Commission Merchants.
al 70 Y 81 Pc.dido Street, .. T.
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COInitc Executif de Esal.Oisse ii u
pUrtf Democratic ConSer.
viateUr.

Capt. II. II: Michelet. President.
John 5. BIiliu... .....-......... Secretaire.
Paul Autin. ,R II. Allen,
Octave Harang, :Arsene Bergeron.
James Moran. lJ. S. Goode,
Marcelin Forest Ilermogene Bernard.
Edward Megnel, James White,
Mervilie Rome, James Laforest,
c e. Williams, Mai. C. Lagarde.
Thos. j.. johnson, Mai. S. T. Grisamore,
J. S. Perkins, Ernest Rogers,
Clay Knobloch, !Valery Vicknair,
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'TELEGRAPHIC.
Photographed to the Rock leland Argus
BABCOCK.
COL DYEE'S CLOSINGS SPEECH FOT
THE PROSECUTION.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. s23.-District-
Attorney Dyer commented the closing
argument in the Babcock case al
half past 10 o'clock this morning, before
crowded court room. At the outset he
referred to his conduct of the Office since
he assumed it. 9 months ago, and entered
upon the discharge Of his duties as The
prosecutor of the whisky ring. He dis
claimed the idea that he had been led into
the prosecution of any innocent man, aud
told the jury that he appeared without
malice or other iHtehtfuH than as the rep
resentative of the whole people to prose-
cute great wrongs.
The case, he characterized as most re
markable one and the course of the de-
fense as still more remarkable. He ac-
cused Judge Porter of trying to drag the
president into the case needlessly and
groundlessly, and said the presidents s
deposition Is before this jury; he has been
examined and shall comment on his testi-
mony as would on that of any other wit
ness; but when the gentleman. for a pur
pose of his own, represents the president
as on trial, don't intend that the red flag
which he has thus faunted in my
face shall be followed to battle. As well
might he have said the president was on
trial when Mcdonald was being tried, or
as well when any of these conspirators
were before the court Mr.. Dyer at,
tempted to show that this point was used
by the defense to influence Republicans
on the jury He did not intend to assume
the attitude of assaulting the adulinistra
tion, but intended to bring this defendant
| from behind the presidents back whers
the defense tried to place him. He musI
stand on his own merits; the defeuss
should not wiring verdict from the jury
by pretending that the president was OF
trial.
Neither he nor Col. Broadhead had as
sailed the president, and yet Porter de
/ Tended the president for al
hour, yesterday. Mr.. Dyer asked why h,
should attack Gen Grant2 He (Dyer
was a Republican; voted in beth nationa
conventions for his iGrant's) nomination
and twice at the polls Tor his election
Nine months ago Gen. Grant signed
com mission which entitled him to spea
here, but Babcock must not escape be
cause he is private secretary. He bore u
II ice toward Babcock.
Il Noticing Judge Porter's remarks on tn
: press and public opinion, the speaker sal
they are terribly afraid of public clamor-
but what have you to do with that? The
abuse the newspapers everywhere --bu
his case is on the evidence Mr. Dye
said Porters speech was largely devote
to eulogy of Grant and Johasen in orde
Y to please those who were Republicans c
! the jury and those who relieved Johnsc
e ought not to have been impeached. Pres
e dent Grant will not thank the gentlema
for dragging him into the case; he was
9 Re publican, but he would not smother Il
,, evidence against this man.
, Col. Dyer then passed to an examinatit
/, of the evidence in reply to MIR. iStefrs
agreemen
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LIGHT DAwNING ON ALABAMA.
of Her Carpet Bag scoundrsI1
Debt.

MONTGOMERY. Ala Feb. ga bill has
passed both houses of the legislature rati-
flying the settlement of the state debt made
by the commissioners. All direct state
bonds, except those in aid of railroads, are
to be taken up and new ones issued, They
are to be on interest from July next at 2 per
cent for FIVE years; four per cent for ten
years; and FIVE per cent for twenty. All
past due coupons are to be given up and
cancelled the bond holders Of the Alabama
& Chattanooga railroad to surrender the
bonds issued by the state in aid of the
road, and those indersed by the state, and
take the road and franchises and land, and
receive In addition $l.0o0,0oO of bond. tt
bear Interest as other new bonds, The re-
manning railroad bond matters are yes un-
adjusted. This settlement will bring the
entire indebtedness Of the state inside O
$4,000, 900, aud at low rate OF interest
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Ice several inches tuick in the pond aud
again the ice meD look hopeful
pratracted meetings at the Methodist
church until further notice. The interest
continues as active as evef.
The celebrated kay-Sparks suit, which
was d cide9 in favpr CT plaintiff by Magis
trate Ssanier, en Monday afternoon, viii
be appealed to the circuit court, j. I.
Browning ESQ, for appellant; Wm. NJ.
jackson i g., ior Kay.
The uesru, Rhodes, who was, yesterday,
ired S2D aud casts tor carrying concealre
" .,ap,,s was to-cay released from custody
90 l.ra,li,e 70 work cut the Ene on th.
ssfs.sts a3sea called en. Bergiand refusee
! t + + 81 ute for deadly assault or Rhode
Wselli have gone to Jail. He can congratu
latu himself on making lucky escape.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
ScHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP,
SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic.

ScHENcK's MANDRAkE PILLS.
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop congh will
ccaslon the death of the patient; they lock up the
liverstop the circulation of the blood hemorrhage
follows and in they clog the action of the very
or1 ans that caused the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes
of thirds of the cases OF Consumption. Many
persons com nlain of dull pain in the side, con-
-tpation coated tongue pain in tie shoulderblade
feelings of drow iness and resiessness, the food,
Iyi Q heavily on tie stomach, accompanied with
aciCtity and belching up If wind.
These symptoms usually originated from disor-
dered condi ion VI the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons affected, II they lake one or two heavy
colds and If the congh in these cases be suddenly
checked, will find the stomach and liver clogged,
remaining torpid, and inactive, and almost before
they are aware the lungs are mass of sores, and
N lcerate.i the re ut of which is death
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Is an expectorant VIII ch
does not contain op um or anything calculated TO
check a couch Suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food
mixes with the gastric juices of the stomach, aids
| digestion and creates q ravenous appetite
| When the bowels are c0stve. skin sallow, or int
symptom OF herwise of q bilious tendency ,Schenckt
Mandrake Pills required.
| These medicines are prepared only by
j. H. ScHENCK & SoS
| NE corner SIKH and Arch ets Phila.
| And are for-sale by all druggists aud dealers
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A BILL TO REDUCE TIE ARMY.
Its Principal Provisions.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 90. House
Speaker Kerr in the chair. To-day Mr..
Banning, Dem. of Ohio, introduced a
bill to promote the efficiency of the army:
to provide for its gradual reduction aud
for the consolidation of certain of its staff
departments. Referred. 1t reduces the
number of cavalry regiments to 8 and of
infantry regiments to %.
1t provides that no new enlistments
shall be made till the number of enlisted
men shall be reduced to 10000; that regi-
mental organizations OF artillery shall be
abolished; that artillery shall be hereafter
known as corps of artillery and consist of
5 batteries of light artillery aud Go bat
teries of Leayy artillery. Officers Of artil-
lery are to be-onc chief of artillery with
rank of brigadier general; four colonels;
6 lieutenant colonels; IL majors; 60 cap
tains, 100 first lieutenants and 65 second
lieutenants.
1t provides for an officers cavalry and
infantry school; and aides decamp for
general officers as follows: The general,
three; lieutenant general, two; major
generals, two each, and brigadicr generals
one each. There are to be no new appoint
,nents and no promotions 10 the bureau OF
military justice or among judge advocates
1t maxi 8 the quarter masters anC
subsistence departments one organization
known as department of supplies, which il
10 consist of one chief with the rank O
trigadier general; colonels, 10 0lieutenant
coionels, "a majors and AZ captains.
coNEEcT1cuT DEMocEArIc sTArl
| CONvENTION.
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IMPERIAL GRANUM,
THE GREAT MEDICINAL FOOD.


This Justly celebrated DIETETIC Preparation is
In composition, principally the GLUTEN derived
from the White Winter Flint Wheat Cereal, solid
extract, the invention of an eminent chemist
1t has not only been highly recommended, but
certified to by large number OF CHEMISTS and
PHYSICIANS-representing very high degree Of
medical scIence-as the
Safest, Most Acceptable and Reliable Food
for the growth of Infants and Children, and for
Mothers lacking sufficient nourishment for their
offspring -
Unlike those preparations made from animal or
vinous matter which are liable to stimulate the
brain and irritate the digestive organs 1t embraces
in its elementary composition
THAT WHICH MAKES STRONG BONE AND MUSCLE,
That which makes good Flesh and Blood.
That which is easy OF Digestion-nevei
constipatihg,
That which is kind and friendly tC
the brain,
And that which acts as preventive of those Intes
tinal disorders incidental to childhood.
Aud while it would be difficult to conceive o.
ANYTHING in Food or Dessert more creamy or deli
cious or more non rishing and strengthening as al
aliment In 49,
Feuers, Pulmonary Complaints, Dyspepsia
PRosTRATIoNs OF TIE SYSTEM,
OR GENERAL DEBILITY,
Ia rare medicinal excellence in all Intestinal DIS
eases especially in Dysentery, chronic Diarrhea
and Cholera Infantum, has been ineontestibly pro
ven See circulars for testimonials. Sold by drug
e CARLE & STRONG,
153 Water street, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-23

DEBUoUE, Feb. %. IT. G. Aldridge. the
Waverly merchant, who figured in your
columns last week as the perpetrator Of
iishunorable practices, was arrested
Yesterday on warrant, aud brought 10
his city, charged with defrauding his
creditors. Bail was placed at $4,000, but
has not yet been furnished An examina
ton of his liabilities sweils the sum well
up to 100000.