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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29
Public Meeting in Catal.oul...

BLACK RIVER, La, Sept. 16, 1876.
At Il meeting ofwhite and colored citizens
OF Ward 49, in Catahoula parish, La,
Horny Fitzgerald was called to the chair,
and Charles \. Bruce appointed secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained,
the chairman appointed a committee to
dravIf resolutions expressing the sense OF
the meeting upon the subject for which it
was called.
The following persons were appointed on
! the committee: James Fitzgerald, a. f.
| Mardis j u. Collins, J. B.Niygenton, VIM.
| i;roo<s cold, Ed. Scott, cold, Miles Rich
! ards cold James Hanold, cold, and An
| thouy Martini CORD, who, after retiring u
| short time, through their chairman, re-
uorteu the following preamble and reso-
| !utioiis:
/ whereas. This committee has learned
through the n. u. Times of tho 18th inst, OF
tho shipment by Antoine's order to Frank
White ut liurriso,,bur.s of three thousand
cartridges;
And whereas, the sending them in q
time OF profound peace and quiet to parish
IN which there has never been a race con-
a;,t nor Il political distur bance, excites ap-
,rehe,isions that we to be needlessly
victitniZcd for political purposes. mere
being no Indications oftrouhle between the
a races nor between the political parties OF
v ;ha pa, isE and having as good Il set OF
y, parish officials as can be found Ill the State-
'e who rigidly enforce the laws, we ask why
IA IA those preparations for war? There seems
rs, TO be but one solution: BY tho instrument
;u!i;y of the council of freedom, an outrage
y, mill will be start ed here to grind utbloodS
e. ,Iiri.' Ior Radical use in the National ana
Of state campaigns. Through, iiend'sh nance
to innocent blood is to flow, land Il reign ofV1o-
lo!,cc and terror TO be inaugurateo,lh which
Ia. INNOCENT and the guilty will suffer ind's-
erin. ii1ately and the material interests Oh
ST. III. country be sacrificed for party ends
nd &c IT, therefore, TcsoIrea, That against
an such !,.urderous proceedings we enter on'
49, ,o,c;,,, protest. and appeal to all good citi
ma zeus, both white and coloi cd, to De cas,
ar ,inus. prudent and torbearing, and 10 u.s.
cr- every honorable effort t" avert the iinpeno
M ir.. horrors with which we are menaced.
b,. ;;..solccd That all the members OF thi
fer nice, ing and all others concerned for IN
no interests OF peace and harmony, be request
Der Ell to sign these resolutions.
i,r HENRY FITZGERALD,
9 Chairman.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

with main we notice the death OF our old
t,.io,t; aid fellow citizen, Mr.. John w. NAL
i.ry lie was thrown by vicious morse
,,.;,;I,: riding. between Mt. Calm and Area
I., ;,uG death from the injuries he received
,:f,-,na in !, short while. Mir. Mallory was
la ,rservedly popular Tor his upriyshtness
,nJ kindness OF heart. lie leaves many
warm, friends to mourn his loss, and IL VIII
I,,n long time before tho vacancy OCCASION
Ell lv his death is lilleo..r-Jte""" Sentinel.
MIR. Mallory was an old citizen of Jackson
! parish. having lived there over 20 years.
| 10 WAS " ide!y known i'll North Louisiana.
MANY wears ago. rs COLLECTORS for the VIZ =.
| a r Railroad. lie leaves Il wife ana sere-
~, children with whom we deeply sEnp"-
| tliyS.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

liz, agreement between Leonard and
Farmer for :, joint CANVASS Of this congress
si,uai district terminated rather abruptly
at K.vyili..on Monday. We know nothing
of t.:a cause, bat hear The disciiS-i"i'5 run
into personalities, and this was forbidden
,, ga. ARTICLES OF agreement, 'tSigned in
launli..,lc.'' 10y the contracting parties.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

Al least two-ihirdS OF the COTTON III 'h:S
Parish ha, been picked, AL free lr"h'
damage by rain or sand Inc price 'o'
Ticking. has been fifty cents per hur'ifeu.
The gins generally are running "tfl lar
wr,: her the entire crop Will be gathered
in tOur weeks.
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..1;raua Republican Mass Needing.

The meeting of last Saturday held by INC
Radicals was very decided failure boti,ln
and number OF people present.
{.eur shirteen speakers advertised 20 We
t-----zsft all were hand except eight. hy
sSSSaAk1al count there were only BIO persons,
,uen and women, whites and Blacks Hadi-
calls and Democrats, on and arouad Inc
speakers stand at tho time Packard maze
his speech.
We copy the special dispatch OK the tace'l-
,us correspondeut of the New Orleans Ike
muDlican, with the headings included, con-
corning this wontlrous outpo"rii'S OF Out
chit:, Radicals
| THE PACKARD PARTY AT MONROE
MARKED CASE OF DEMOCRATIC IN
| DECENCH.
i 4 HOUSING MEETING Soi" iiii-
STANDING.
GENERAL JACK WHARTON > Sf'-'>-
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Address to the Con~er
vativc People OF l.cUiSa:saa:s.

We present boiow, from the highest ON
,.i.,l source in the Democratic party, i ""c"-
mcnt the full Significance OF wlich we iol'o
will impress itself upon the Democrats Oh
this section Itisrn address from the stare
democratic CentiGp Committee, and has
reference to the maintenance of peace An"
order and the suppression of all kinds OF
violence.
The Democrats of this section have no
| mean record III the matter OF enforcing 'he
law. They have shown, not only Il Wiling
| moss. but u determination to keep down ola-
| turb,nces Tho whole country has oeci
uppI:ut,ng the spirit exhibited by ""r l'eo'
| ole in this respect. And, so, VIC c"nstf"'
! the address iaelow AS simply commences
! tior of t he action OF the Democrats OF th'
uuuchitu region.
But. it i important to reflect that on
Radical oppone tents are not content WITH
quiet orderly CANVASS. out-ragr> are ~
food upon which they feed, and the ''fS''
,nerts with which thoy hopc to Win. ne
would precipitate troubles. The Democrat
Should preye nt them, and No. prciul' 'Heh
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Terms, $500 per Day.
THE MON ROE HOU 5 T.,
jackson Street, Monroe, La, t.;
y. b. THouspALE, FROrE.
5JSNIsOE FERRY.
FREE TRADE WITH MONROE!

The, Board Of Trade Of Monroe inform ths
,.uI,ir hat on all persons and teams bring
INC cotton 10 Monroe for sale and returning
tl.KRIAGE Will. BE FREE
a. the Monroe. Ferry. Any other person,
,,r,,e-iu.r 1T the Monroe Ferry. either on
f,,ot on horseback or III :, vehicle, VINO
purchases merchandise 10 n Suttclen,
an,ut1n: from any member "tthe Board OF
| 7 ,-,in will lave refunded to him by the
r.rrvtttun, through III" merchant iron,
! ', holm th" purchase IL ma"c, IN" ;Nn" ,,,
/ ,,,i.i for t,.rrin!rr in coming to Monroe anu
! viii Lee .,i>cn free ticket for ierrlaSe IN
1 returning. - 49, -.
! Monroe, La, Aug. ii, ls75.-tf.
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The, ;:in house on the kouth place on lie
De:-iarti Island WAS burned tie ptSt wc"'>
together with 70 bales OF cotton. THO IRE
oiiniustcd il thc Iiuc Will" GINNING.
No i:tr,;,r;lncc.
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old Dick, the rag-piclScr and innk-de:uer,
was found dead III his little Lat "t rive
Points. II is said the old aark"y iliii Il num-
,Grcd uv;,vo dollars i'll gold ut his t"''". h"'
ne, one. knows where it il.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29
c. n, BRUCE, Secretary.

tSiyned) James Fitzgerald, Miles Kicn-
Cyiiins, James Hanold, J. Il. Wiggenton,
III. scott, Anthony Martin, Dock Owens
. bo Williams j. Nj. Wilson, A. l.. Plulner
~. q. Bruce $. w. Campbell. W. 4. Buford,
:. t'redericks, w. +. Miller, w: ID. unckley;
Jas Dunciliey, Jr., Jordan hanoid, .. T..
G.u.,r, Il. L. GouSc.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

iMroHrAN MA lot OF fresh ana genuine
Rcd Rust PROC: Oats just received at jno.
l.. NvrUe's. H.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

PLANTERS MERCHANTS AND OTHER" LOOK
10 YOUR I%TEHEsr.-kc"p your properly
tally insured through the old alLd rrii;th!e
Insurance Agency of Jno. L. Eyrn@- he best
cun.!r,nieS and loves: rates guaranteed
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

stock running out on the commons or III
The swamp arc hard pushed |" hiid water.
II you want pur" mink better water S"''
mi! oh cows twice. a-daN. For som" reh'''1
they will not go to tho river.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

The autuinuu! equinox has come aua gone
without rtin ut Storm, or other noiicrahis
,ilanerp il, the weather. The dust Is rcarl.
aux !C ,'arr in the streets.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

The. Board oi' Health il New Orleans re-
ports II fatal eases Of yellow fever in that
ri,r during tho past four weeks. \" cpl
hcmic is no; arrgchcntici.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

TIC new smith IL Wes>hn'S pistols. ho;h
pocket and army sizo can be bought At Mr..
HiiI-' bookstore at greatly reduced prices.
Call and examine.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29
. FULL SHEET.
wuext issue of the TEIE-

A wnext issue of the TELE-
oppose, with favorins
s. i'9 ther rEt publHa. with 'h Mso
s s;,i, at Packard, ,,s'ays' rs - !;
a m,a gives no strensth to ,1 tine ''G no
u,;uks that there is n" ,;o,no, +
election of a Dem no S~holiV inditfe,
cling t axe no part in the camgaiSn !,
WI. ,aS we'd and disappointed,ana
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29
LskE.. -,

In ruuchitn parish, September l2t!i, 1870,
of Congestion QUAY BOWMAN, infant son OF
T. L. al,l Pauline Bowman; aged year
and : niSnth~.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29
Is e1fOrtS TO
GOV. MeENERl. Spencer


,r,. defeat of John McEnerSluker
, .,,,,,,, fur the nomination fore the
sas not in any measure, dimI,ree
c,,imsto the support OF the Oe' a
bnt rather augments his s'rensseo,
the people for whose interests AZ
aemption he has iahorea with COZ
,,,,s Yea, and devotion for the pas
.,,rs Gov. MclIncry was, don'
NOT nominated because Of the ""'
| allie determinations he was com
~ ,,,s,i in 1878 in.his nom'na"'
: >,,;ntivc offices. AS we k""
objectionable appointments "ef'
5 cav McEnery's choice, n"t II
81 ,ccnre the final success OF '"e
d government and i" the i"ssre "a
c, people. Tho Convent'oh' NV w
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29
IVY OtJACHITA TROUBLEs-.-THEIR
ORIGIN AND CAUSES.

It has been generally conceded, ne
aatively If not positively, by Haoica'
prints that the late disturbances In TINS
parish did not spring from Democratlc
intrieues. We have promised to eA-
h;hit proof that the Democrats have
been acting on the defensive, and that
there was conspiracy to provoke them
Is violence. Let US proceed TO sho"
what proof exists of this fact.
rs. ON the 26th of August there were
= two Republican conventions IN TINS
city one, to nominate a candidate 1or
! District Judge and District Attorney;
the other, to nominate a candidate lof
State senator from this district. In the
first convention Judge II. Ray was
nominated Tor Judge, and J. IL. Dink-
crave. ESQ.,, for District Attorney. we
heard the speeches of both of the NOM
inees accepting the nominatio"S'
Judge Ray, speaking to an aud'ence
composed mainly of negroes, said that
he had been thrice ostracised on ac-
count Of his political course, beginning
with his opposition to secession, next
his advocacy of Reconstruction, and last
his support of Republican doctrines
Mr.. Dinkgrave followed with u speech
not very bitter as whole, but ne
charged. with great emphasis, tina
every negro who supported the Demo
Gratis was a coward and villain, ant
that there was something in his breas
* which told him that he knew 1t.
We recall these speeches, not beleiV
ins that either speaker would counse
trouble, but simply as in-timed utte
auces in the light OF what followed.
These conventions adjourned.
the same day, j. l.. Sizelnore, u del
gate to the senatorial convention ifo'
Caldwell, on his way home, met M
Nv. Downs, about miles from Mo
roe. and, after some conversation OF
friendly nature with Downs, SAID
MIN he had better say nothing abo
politics, and 81 tell you that the pr
/, pramme has been laid down, and IL
Xviii be to pay" This Mr.. sizemo
Ssas noticed to be in close coinmuni
a,s.-s-szz.s---s.--1,,s Republican lead'
S,cho,s. Is better known To-. !.
~ worth and sterling private w
than for any public political serve
..-,,, the State. lie has
ne1a a political Office, unless in his
parish, and we believe hone l,,,r
his interest and zeal IN inc 'oe
,fTnuisiana have been consp'o">
an active participation IN al 'no
cal campaigns since the WV
NICHOLS was educated at "es'
and at the outbreak OF the war
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

Company I, 18th l. =. infantry, Capt.
Hale rrmuandmg. has been ordered /"
ii.;stron after ,cmaiuing III N"nrH" TOM on
IiyI laws
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

1t il now determined to abandon tho id"'
,rr. o!ongiug the Centennial FSnhhl't"i
I'd the 10th OF November
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

\ll ,h,anruv1s VEIN, into diSturh!n-
mi ,us tho rats tgnsorya'ors, OF the
CIeariug the track tor onE ', - they arc
,,,>,,,s So mean to vote fot'S, put.
Whisky rings and rHvemnuc ROW" i'.S,,,,,,,,,
FaS6ers aud rSi!rS S%. ;S" i"@i$ )
Ie,chcs that stick I" the EM,on% UT
AZ mns,ago up amt AVA ,,n i,>' look ',; ava,
.,'uoRrs.- So l mean to <o'' '''
4 North and South are again m lit.si,IrJ-
Equal an" I,nnl, away lo"t> ava
! ,,,;,, iE.tt'- .lirty Hul bloc
S">" " '""' nok away lo"f HWA%,
~ - mean to vote Tor lti"S'
and truth have long been can ,,,...
nov il thS thing thlt 49,. 49,,
no" f.oof> away! look away
~ thea. and he StirS !" l,,.,EN, ,,
lynn, boys, nv>t $"N|,l-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

r,cc for Governor wouio
buc, and that u can"'''s''e
nominated who was moS'
1 GOV. McEnery will, as ne
I., weeks ago, be in the al
(s,pporting the ticket. lie Is
nm to complain, but the State
.ret isservices, distinguishe'
90 been, and will see that III
;ngratitude shall be la'u 4
~ =, failure to recoguize nc
to John McEnery.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

,,nti,, NIr.I. q. Sanders, My - Marx
Nr. j. Eacr back NJ thoir r"N'S a''"r !:
"trip 10 New Orleans.
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Pure sperm Oil, Doc per can.
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buy your sewing machine noodles from
Mr. tryc.. kiil.,--evcry one genuine:


buy Your sewing machine needles from
III: i.ryc.. Kiils---every one genuine:
Howe, 5oc per dozen, 30 each;
Wnec.er.x Wilson, 75c - loc %
Grover u Baker zoe :. i U, :.
Weed, .5c !oS
Florence, !oc we we :.
,:,,.. S'',,,ttl.. ;.,. loo :.
MilcoH ~ Gibbs, $l.oo " zoe
Pure sperm Oil, Zoe per cam
Til. :,.reeu.ant between Leonard and
Farmer for joint c.tnNa'i OF Tins congress
sinuai district terminuted rather abruptly
at Kuvvilit.on Monday. We know nothing
,f t;.. cause, bat hear the discussions run
into personalities, and This was t"rbid"eh
!,y i;,c articles OF agreement, "si%ned i'll
Iu!ljr.,Lc'' by the contracting parties.
Al lo..s, twu-thir,ls of tho cotton in this
;,arish ha, been picked, al free from
damage by rain or sand. The price t"r
,.icl.iuu ha% been fifty cents per hundred.
The gins generally axe running With lar
wed: her the entire crop Will be gathered
in tOur weeks.
pL,Sr.rS MERCHANTS AND OTHERS l-ooH
70 NouR ISTEHEsr.-kccp your property
! tally insured through the old alld r"liah!'
Insurance Agency of Jno. l.. Eyrnr I lie nes
companies and loves; rates guaranteed
| stock running out on the commons on II
| The swamp arc hard pushed |" find Watel
iIyuu want pure milk better water YOU
,ni!c|l cows twice. a-daN. For som" reh',"
.hey will not go to tho river
Old Dick the rag-piclScr and junk -de,le
wa, found dead i'll his little Lat III fiE
! POINTS, II is said the old harkcy had II hEl
,lrccl uv;x dollars i'll gold ut his t"'''''. n'
: no one knows where it is.
The yin house on the !touti place on Il
+ DeSSiartl Island WAS burned tie past wee
ltogethcr with 70 bales OF cotton. Tho ii
o originated il the huc Will" E.nni''
e No Insurance.
THE Board eli Health il New Orleans
, ports, Il fatal eases Of yellow FEVER in III
- eli, Y during tho past four weeks. y" "I
- donnie is no; arrvchcn1ci.
a. Tho autuInua1 equinox has come aud 50
ne without rain ur Storm. or other noiicrA'
change III the weather. The dust Is nca
III .,.I!e deep in the streets.
.,c The new Smith d N-es>nn's pistols. b.
Vi, roc!> ct and army sizo can be bought At
,x HilI-' bookstore at greatly reduced pi'it
us Call and examine.
IA Company I, 18th l. =. intaulrN, O.
III Hale commanding. has been ordered
Ne ii"st ROY after ,cnhnuiug III N"nrH" tom
tive days.
ut. --------.
n~s 1t il now determined to abandon tho l
w. the Centennial FNhihl'
,viz, ID the 10th OF November
way notice Mr.. !. q. Sanders, My :. NJ
Ar. j. Eacr back y; their posts an
"trip 10 New Orleans.
WAY a.. ,,...,-
hnuIy. fish Austin. w"u"d'dhN ih'' 'f
.rtltr Vimurjc Baker, lT"hh'"d "n
ldgu, etc. troetS Wednesday.
Iantr'' ;. Kills las received five thou
vay! .sf The choicest brands ais" 'n'"
nsmW .,v.inn tobacco
'Ilc", ct" IN! tn Gen. "HrEo"d.
r Now pEl"..rts t'
go. ,,>.,1c -SSnairiu- -
II: $ !, y : y. .:.'
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Ij.h Austin, Wounded IVY The - i''"-
.r,,,. Tinn,ic Baker, liohhi"a "nt "I
trSe;S Wednesday.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-09-29

. y;lls has received five Thousand
= Of the choicest brands ais" .''''"N'''s
-.,r.inn tobacco
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AUGUSTA, ME-. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2l 1876
How to Make Money.

We VIII state that the surest, bes and speedest
way To multiply ana increase" Is to call at No. II
Wall street New York, anu consult with Alex.
frothiDgham 4 Co.
These gentlemen, who have long been identi fet
with the history and all mrs of Wall street are
usually skiiled in monetary affai :, ann every
thing arpeItalnlng to speculation, are unexeellcd
Tor abiiity and proficiency. 1t NAV also be sal I
thai OF the many okers in that city they not
only The the most popular, but also the mosI sue
cessIui, Dest patroulzed, and most widely known
in or near the vicinity oi " al stIeet
Among the customers Of the house Of Alex.
froth bam 4 Co, some OF our reading aud
Iep,es.ntatNe citzens, who are mainly ihdo obtcd
10 lhe labor- oi this irm tor much uI ihe wealth
they now enjoy.
Daring the long and successful experience of
nave tdrheu or IN, inselNes al enNi bic reputation
Tor hunesty, integrity anu good attn, auu ,nluy a
Oushess almost cuo sal IN H. prupLrtuns. In fdct
the amount ol business done DS TINS hnu-e III the
cuu sc Oi year Is souethng wonner nj, and OFT, II
iorie the subject oI comment. needs bat IA visit
u thelf spacUus offices III ali sLreel Owe tn e
truth OF the above Statement.
How they manage 10 convert BIO to $40, $50 into
so, I ~ into $ob, and so on, Is which they
alone can eNplaln bat In lat theS eucc.td IN do !.
So Ii IA lact 100 We'll known to aGmlt OF doubt. II
you would safely anu prVhtably InNe est YOU mon
ey do not hesitate to favor lhir firm our "a
and confluence. That by 30 dOlng you " Ill reap IN
abuL Ldaht reward the experience Of thousands OF
our best cltizens tests. The necessity OF taking
such course In these lines OF totteling banks and
financial str rngency must be appai ent TO The mOst
indifferent and careless observer.
Messls. Alex. rockingham n Co.. are prepared
TO invest money TO any amount in the best seCurl-
Ties, and IN every transaction in which they may
he engaged guarantee entire satisfaction to those
who honor them with tfelr ronage.
Ss- send Tor their Explanatory Circular and
desire them.-FrOm N. Y. Metropolis, AprH Ii,
1876. July i3. feodjm-
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Ntnnebrt yournal.

Pdulishod at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
OF Ol Court by sPRAGuE, OWEN Il NASH.
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REMARKABLE LETTER
From a Gentleman Known and Hon.
cred from the Atlantic to the
Pacific Coast.

Messrs. WEEKS POTTER, Wholesale Dru ggists,
Bor ton Mass. Gehtleti cn L have or some months
lelt II duty hat owed to suffering hunanIt, to
write you stating The gr at benefit that have de
rived from he use o1 Sanlord's Radical Cure lor
atdrrh. Fo ore Than 20 year- | have been al
ulclei with this very troublesome complaint. /
have tred all the rcmeuies taat | could lind, but
WI hoht material or permanent benz tit. Last tai
he disc ise h al arrived ut tn t state tn / must
have reliei or die I he entire III, mbranous stem
hai became 50 lnil tined, aud the etum en- SO dtsor-
def,d that II was doubtful matter vhe her I
could 20 TO the Pacific coast or IT ald 20 whether
should live Ia come uack or not saw an adv, r.
II tmtht ol thl- meuicne and alth, ugh being very
lhcftuulous about sItcliic- Ur postruLs OF any
klhd lel IN hherr desperation tried this, and al
once Was benehted by u. The changes OF elm .te,
q CHROME dsta>e Of the liver, AMI NY age-ovtr ~
may prevent my en.lre restoration, BAT the bene
III derive om IT'S "a ly use Is To me iIuaiaa6 e.,
hhd atn hoping 20 De G, IN letely cured, and al
Id arrive al respect .ble Old agel
ii ihl- statement ut my can be of anv rvice
g. those am cted as have been and enal lie you to
b. ing THIS remedy into more general use especially
ou the facih; coast where IL Is much needed my
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Nnr frt.lx
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Advertising Agents
FOR THE
KEN NEBEC CJOURN AL,
Daily and Weekly.

The ioliowlrg Advertising Agents are author
i,ed to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for tie KENSEBEC JOURNAL:
BOSTON : s. NJ. PETTENGILL Co., 10
State street.
S. Il. NILES, No. fremont
Sueet.
T.C. EVANS, 252 Washington
st.
HORACE DoDD Washington
Street.
NEW YORK 80 S. NJ. PETTENGuL 4 Co, 81
Park Row.
GEO. p. RowKLL & Co. 40
Park Row.
BATES K LOCKE, "a Park Row
w. w. SHARPE y Co.
DAUCHY 4 Co., l9l Fulton ST.
PHlLADELPHIA CoE, WETHEKELL * Co.
S. NJ. PETTENGu.L & Co.
7Ol Chestnut street.
ST LOUIS MO-, RowELL * CHEsMAN, cor.
Third and Chestnut st s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-21
1t'sskly Aeanebee guurnal,

PuUuoned every Wednesday noinIGg, Is tht
larsu iOiiO paper IN thc STATE, cOntalnuB ne"e
pOuucui Ir,c!ea, agricultural and scientlnc IN alter,
II 60, puttry, anecdotes, household matter, marx
c., &C., &C.
peruis, per IN GdUdnce.
Transient Advertisements, SZ.UO per inen Tor Iii 81
wcek; ID cents per week Tor each subsequent in
s.t!On.
SPECIAL %otices, ESQ per inch Tor first week; 81
,eLts per week tor each subsequent week.
business NOTICES. IN reading columns, 20 cent?
per line for hrs usortOn 10 cents per line for each
subsequent Insertion.