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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
Peru.

Aug. 27.-Thc grain crop is nearly all
secured. IS about an average icld. Corn
and potatoes arc ripcn,rg. Hops are
nearly ready 10 pick. Many Of the
farmers will begin Tomorrow, 18th INST.
These viii not bo sn syergo crop.
The following are some of those in
Peru over 60 years old; Mr.. Benz ,min
LovtJoy was born in the town ul WAYNE
"a tho year 1904. and - therefore -
years OF age. lie came To this town
when - Years old. and has lived here
20 years. He cleared and cultivated Tor
many Years the farm upon whi,h his
s'n Joseph ii. Loveioy now lives. lie
has Served rs Selocunsu OF Peru. Is
Yeats. w4s ch;..rmsn ct the .oard . years
in succession. and was Coll, ctor ut taxes
se,,- .,.'s. Ho has always been a
Democrat. Also hilary Lov,ioy. his
vile, age - years. native town Wayne.
She came here 30 years ago. MIR. Love
10y i at the present time Chairman oi
The DosId OF Se!ectmen. Mr.. and Mrs
Loyeioy joined the +. Il. Church IS
Years ago. They are both able to DO a
great amount at labor.
Mis-. Ruth Glass, age IS years. bonn ~
The town OF BoWdo,u. lived there =.
years. Has resided iu LiyCrmorc and
Canton Hal recently. She joined the
Baptist Church Co years agU.at Bowdoiu.
Nine Years ago. she woye 500 yard, OF
cio;h, AMI spun 2Oo SkeiGs oi yarn. be-
slde, doing house, work ami ,ou,,lcI aule
sewing; all done IN one year. Her
father served la the Revolutionary war.
and her husband IN the war ct 1912.
Ms. Glass Is quito well. does some
wo;k. and reads ana converS,s with m
teliigeucc. Mr.. and Mrs l.oycioy are
residents ct the Dunn district, and MIR
Glass ol EAst Peru.
Mr. Geo. II. Davis OF East PcrU. has,
l think the bes: garden in town. Every
thing looks thrifty aud ulcc. Mg. Davis
i, q good farmer. what hc does j. dore
well. lie has 2OC young. thriity apple
trees. Go crab apple tree. planted
the 18th OF May Last. there are loo good
apples growing,
Rlncl,o MaC,h of Eas, Peru has sold
bis mil. and stand 10 Clinton POLAND.
ar. POLAND vi /! a,teaI 10 making ca--
riages OF all Icinds and also to repairing
The Grange has ordered carload OF
flour from the West recently. consisting
Of loo bbls. /, * 10 be delivered Al
Bryants Pond Groceries and other
goods used by the Changers. are ordered
from Boston and Portland markets.
\ little boy. Clifton Fletcher. aged :
Years. son OF Daniel aud Henrietta Fetch
or, died July 27th. alter an illness OF one
week. The disease was thought to I've
brain fever. lie was an Intelligent
child His parents aud many friends
deeply mourn. A. L. IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

r tu,-td Howe and vile OF this
-c u'lrl'lE from Bethel or
.a,t. ami while uar and a hsli
7.1l Bryant's Pond. their horse
y-,se,u the rough loose poles of
-..,t cauoeway; and the leg
-t u>', Be-, horse tell very sud
-,owiag The occupants OF the
heavily q the ground. Mrs.
Fls ;h-.Nn upou the left side of
~ upon .lo hard road. bruisiug
ald ,.l- ~evDrvly. but fortunately
- ro bones. Mr.. Howe WAS
pom Gee right side OF the horse
--ek upon hi- nigh: hand in such a
BIO fracture Two OF the metacarpa.
tie WAS otherwise uniDiured.-
--Age Pad the dasher and a thill
The horse was extricaled with
-''U..y, and driven 10 bryants
Naae Dee was left, severely in
As. Howe and wife r acheG home
Aaerno,n freight train. II was n
--e Escape from what might have
-i55ry severe accident.
s SeeA gave us three very cold
3 ioT August ana dog days. viz :
-l' morning. Aug. -. 80 We'd
-. a.; Thursday. 2l.h. 5. On
Ay and Thursday mornings slight
SIZED various localities. giving a
1- ot what the future has n store
1olth bites sharper daily; many
corn and potatoes are already
~ worthless.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
Remarkable Letter
From u Gentleman known and
uonOred from the Atlantic To
the Pacific Coast.

l. N'e sfs. Weeks Potter, Wholesale Druggists
H0 90 Mass Gentlemen-I have for some time
zen u uuiy thai owed to suffering humanity 10
Wtts you stating the great benefit that have de.
tNed from The use OF SanfOrd's Radical Cure for
sslatih, For more than 20 years have been M.
hcteI wan THIS ycty troublesome complaint. 1
nave tr.ed all the remedies that could lin l. but
Whhout material or permanent beue6t. Last fall
tue Sist3se had arrived At that state that | must
nave rviiei or die. The entire membrauous avs.
1em had become so innamed, and the stomach 50
u'sotJercd that il was a doubtful matter whether
could 20 10 the Pacific coast, or if did 90
whether should live 10 come back or not, saw
an advcrtis tmont of this medicine, and although
teihg very incrCdulous about specifics or nos.
runs oi any kind, yet n sheer desperation tried
'hi- and NJ on g. was benefited by il. The changes
ut climate, chronic disease of the liver. and my
sBe-over 'o-ulay prevent my entire restoration
but the benefit derive from It's daily use is 10 me
invaluable, and / am hoping 20 be completely
cured, aud al lsst arrive at respectable OLD age
IL this statement OF my case can be OF any ser
vice 10 those afflicted as have been and enable
you TO bring this remedy into more general use
especially on the Pacific coast lwkero It Is much
needed my object in writing this note will be at
ttined Very truly You're,
HENRY WELLS OF Wells, Fargo A Co
Aurora, y. \. June, lsi6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
A New Hair Tonic Worth Hav-
ing.--It il the Best,

Woods Improved Hair Restorative Is
unlike any other, and has no equal. The improy-
Ell has new vegetable tonic properties; restores
grey hair to glossy natural color restores faded,
dry, harsh and falling hair; restores dresses.
gives vgor 10 The hair; restores hair 70 prcma.
turcly bald heals; removes dtndru0, humOrs,
scaly eruptious removes irritation. itching and
-caly dryuess. No article produces such wonder
ful effects Try it, cali Tor Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, snl don't be pat OF irih any other
article Sold by ali druggists in this place and
dealers everywhere. Trade supplied at manufac-
tnrers' prices by c. \. COOK & Co, Chicago, Sole
Agents FOR the United states and Canadas, and by
Weeks 4 Potter, Boston. auE ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
ToWS ITEMS.


II
The terrible drouth still
here. and not a drop OF rain
ara long time Crops have
i, injured aud must be very
Ectory was obliged 10
.,;5ns lasl week oG account OF
oil,,d 10 t1e pastures. Not
..s,s has been made as last
those who have put their
a-i-etory will realize a fair
m the cheese manufactured
.ss, good as can be found in
1 .,.s,s,h line is in working order.
,-s,b Office is in Mr.. II. ID.
lore Anli, opegaIrd by Mr.
.,l nj. VIII Much credit is
.,s..r.,ug tIwnsmau. Mr.. j.
nr ,ls energy which he has
ruslirs forward this enter
completion.
,og growers are busy picking
.,t,. week. I understand that
"a. have suffered \ GOOD deal
ltoulh
g.rssiesa rally lss, evening Was
.,-s,,ei by e.. h. Faruum. l. II.
81, and County Att'y. Bisbee.
-,,rauc brothers were unable 10
.v1.hlul statements ct the elo-
-drmau from Lewiston. and
a.e,y in flight. Democrats 10
On have their hortih,c record
tr aai I e. ro' blame them
We send q Representative
r.-.,Ia'urc Tins year. and there i
-..r Gsuri0S to see who shall
,mas.ion by the republicans.
abe democrats intend to nomi-
r.r Hastings oi Bethel. thinking
rQl fortune last year will in
s, ,aI, ,Imy.
LONE STAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

<oi the summer company len last
Dr.. E,tes returned from the cen
s thursday
H Cor.uiy Baptist Association
S,a The Baptist Gnu ch in this
'aeF dAy. The 9Th inst. 4 very in
session j. anticipated.
y H., son. a good delegation 20 The
'ar -, week.
ayouns MAJ in town who las
'-ou Providence. K. l.. in order To
NJ Gucaers school.
''Ha Mt Co.. hes been closed a
ass ios rep4irs.
''j 'ho",EFridaS night fresheaed
'- ard .aiI the dust.
0' Es-e, preached an histories,
+ S,-aath giving 4 minute
.1g armstion sud progress OF
'ip..', church. In the evening
meeting tooN Piace Of the
payer meeting.
.'' Il1uJ,on preached A. the
els. church last Sabbath. Sub
lutte hie.
-'' Mason, Clayton, delivered
france lecture in The Court
''''iaJ evening She was
a large audience which she
'a iDr atyu, ore hour.
.' HHi reform club me, the
~' club at High Street school
''l-.a afternoon. Vice President
re,'de'. A interesting meet
-.. -'.t aud a good!y number OF
s' 10 he pledge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
MURDER WILL OUT.

\ few year, ago august Flower was IIscov.
cicd 10 be certain cure for py-pcp "a aud Liver
Complaint few thin by p,ptic7 made known TO
their friends how easily ami quickly they had been
cured by It's use. The great merits OF GREEN's
AUCUSr FLOWER became hcralded through the
country hy one sufferer To another, until without
advertising, ~ sale has become immense. Drug
gists ia EVERY TOWN la the United states are
sellngii. No person suffering with sour stomach.
SICK Headache, Costyeuess, Palpilation of The
Heat Indigestion, Low spirits, etc, can take
three doses without relief. TO 10 GEO. r. WILSON,
: Paris; J. II. RAwsoN Paris Hhl, G. Il. WILEY,
Bethel, and get \ bottle for - cents and Try it
sample bottles, 10 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

.gr,aI.y .ci0tiu mass meeting
Cor, iu jhv Town House on
St .a. q; Z O'Clock Z. NJ.
Up. Se.,.y 60 Canton. will be-
nl,t.,,,s The people. Large
..u o,bCr clubs viii be in
M a Hvi.aliou is hereby
.t,U,mu,Is 90 other clubs aud
s,...,.' 90 be present at that
Irtr,-itrr. sud until further
W,i. lc hell each sun
f1t.as j. NJ.
81 i. UoINAN. Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
West Paris.

AT a meeting OF the West Paris Rerorm
Club holden Ang. 9th, 1876 the follow
ing resolutions were passed in relation 20
the death OF Bro. Liew.llyn Yates.
Whereas, Ii hath pleas, i The An-w;.a
IN iils providence. To- call one ., 80,
nieihren. he late Lleweliyn Yslss ,ron.
,hiN iower teld ct labor 10 h,s boma -
Heaven, therefore, ~
HeSoire|. That in The sudd.n do,h 81,
our orOther. just as his youpo hts W.
opening into luii manhood, the temnsr-
ance cause has lost one OF its firm s,n-
Porters, West Paris one Of ns mo-,
est, ened Young ruen and the community
\ Cl''Aen OF high responsibility.
heSotced. That We lender opr s;,o,,o
slhpa'hies to the bereaved parents and
friends while We direct ,hem for console .1
tlon TO our Heavenly Father who Joe,h
AL things well
Aesotcea. That copy OF these r,solu-
ions DC sent 70 the Oxford Democra, for
publication. that copy he entered upon
the record OF The Club and oonv ha
presented 10 the family OF our deceased
brother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

5..u, opened Tuesday WIKI
sI.
Nr Richardson. pastor Of the
..tar.l. IS -j.S With lever.
la,on ot ,nc Academy - post
SOME tonne ia October. Notice
given ia tune tu have large
C TIEo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
New Advertisements.
Admin TRAITORS sale Of Real
ESfnte.

DUR-UAN r L., A license from the Hon, Judge
Il or i.ru..ai, or Ia, County of oxford, sha II
sell at public auction The 10Th day OF OclOber'
ls7J. at one O'clock l.. VI on the premises, VIZ ~
the Dresser Mill. 30 called, all the right tile anu
interest which Charles II. Ncwhal, late OF Ando-
yer in sad County, deceased, had IN aud To HE
following described real estate, giz: One undi.
vided half of the Dresser MILL with land anu
buildings attached: five lots in Andoycr North
Surplus: also a valuable lot, with timber, ON
Moody Brook IN the surplus; one undivided hlif
Of Records lot ia Byron; onc.half interest IN Tie
Stevans lot on Black Brook IN AndoVer; 20 acres
near y Rounds; one lot on the East side OF the
iver called the Merrill lot; one lot on Tie west
side called the Broadstrect lot lot No ~ IN KIM
bal Mile: and the Weed farm; also, one pew IN
the church at the Corner.
Dated this 30th day OF August. 1876.
ELBRinGE POOR,
sens 3,y Administrator, de bonis non,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
North Waterford.

The Republicans of this place had a
grand rally on Thursday evening. at
which time beautiful Hayes x Wheeler
flag was thrown 20 the breeze. Tho
Norway Brass Band gave Us some eN-
cellent music. and Hen. NJ. I. Lndden
OF Lewiston gave Us an excellent speech
upon the political issues oil the day. Mr..
Ludden - an effective oil baud speaker.
aud perfectly At home on the stump, and
thoroughly posted OF political topics. rs
several democrats who undertook 10
catechise him gu this occasion can well
testify. We eheerfully recommend Mr..
l. and the Norway b. B. to any and ali
who want good Republican send of.
WATERFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
COLLINS
V0LTAIC
PLASTERS

For I. oc4l Pans Istncnc-s. Sorcn,ss, Weak
mess. Numburss and Inflammation ct the Lungs.
Liver. X .iu-Ns, spleen. Bowels bladder, Heart
aud ma-cics are equal % an atmy Ui doctors ami
acres ul plants ami shrubs.
Price - cents. Sold by all Druggist. Maj tel
on receipt of price - cents i'r one, 81 - tor IN
q ,, Tor twelve. carefully wrapped ami warranted
by WEEKS y POTTER, Proprietor, Boston,
Mas. -ci' IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

--f soap cure, skin diseases by
-' capillary vessels which
b. ...-.-''.' Impressed o., their impure
-.'u Are restored % = healthy con
'iasl. bnIeu,e II the suI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
COLLINS
V0LTAIC
PLASTERS

Al Eiccuo-GAlyanic Battery combined with
~ the celebrated Moderated Porous Plaster,
forming the grsnjc-. curative aEcnt 40 90" world
ct medicine aud utterly SURPRISING all other pla-.
t-l, heretofore ia usc. lncy accomplish more IN
ON. week tl,lu the OLD pIl-icrs iu % whole year.
.Ibp- 40 NOT pellIafs. they cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

what eau sufferers with Bladder, Glaniular
AMI Bright. Dlsea-e OF the Kidneys require more
I than prompt relief aud = speedy cure This IS
positively accomplished by taking HUNTS
REMEDY which also cures Pain IN the Side
Ions and Back, Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy, Re
male Irregularities and Complaints Of he uno-
l Genital Organs IN either sex. Family physicians
regularly prescribe HUNTS REMEDY.
Adam-ou'- Botanic BAlsam has gained repu'
talon which places t IN the front ranks OF eufa-
tive agent. II has been in the market but about
four wears. Il Is now recommended BY the best
physicians because il cures every time. Price Soe'
THE GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite the Grand
Central depot in New York, has several specia
advantages over is rivals IL is 50 near the Gepot
hist the traveller is spared all annoyance and eS
pense OF carriage, baggage and eNpressaSe hire'
while is location is such thai street car and stage
lines radiate from ihis point 70 all parts oil the
city. II has elegantly rooms has all Inc
latest Improvements, and is run On the European
rlan. Travellers visiting New York, or on their
way 20 or from the CENTENNIAL, Will md thls
hotel par excellence in every respect. us un'
der the management OF C. F. 4 W. ID. GARRISON
and IA. become one Of the most popular Hotels
in The city OF New FORK. --1H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
WALL STREET SPECULATION

The reliable house OF ALEX. FRoTaiSGHAh 4
CO., No. " Wall Street, New York, publish
handsome eight page weekly paper, called the
Weekly Financial Report, which they send free 10
aus address. H. addition TO large number OF
able editorials on financial aud business topics, II
contains very full and accurate reports OF the sales
and standings of every bond, stock and security
dealt in ut the stock Exchange or handled by
Eastern fnanciers and capitalist. Messrs. froth-
ingham Il Co. are very extensive brokers OF large
their stock brokerage business, they sell what are
termed "Privilegcs," or Puts and Calls" now
one of the favorite methods of legitimate specula
ton. Their advice is very valuable, and by fol-
lowing il, thousands of people have made for
tunes.-lN. Y. Metropolis. mayl6 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
GEo " HAMMOND, }
r. y MUNRoE. !
q. l. PRATT. \

An interesting meeting of the Club
was held SAtbalh afternoon. Delegates
from Paris Hill were present. The club
goes ,o Greenwood CITY next SUNDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

I T is with the greatest pleasure that we present
i 10 the public this hearty indoors Cmeut of san.
inTds Radical Cure for Catarrh, by Henry Wells
Esg., OF Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express. The 40
sisVn this gentleman has Tor 80 many years occu.
picd m our business world, and especially IN con-
nccliOn with the development OF that golden
country, the Pacific coast, has made his name
known and respected throughout the land. His
earnest desire that those who know him. and are
sufferers nom this disease may be induced % Use
j. We trust may be gratihed. Those who do not
AuOw han (aud they are few must now feel con
yIuced OF the great value ct this remedy. IL IL
hey ond all question the most successful ever com
pounded Ton the treatment OF Catarrh. II is pre-.
scfiOej 10y our best ply slcinns IL Is recommend.
81 BY or leading ApOthecaries and testimonials
from all parts OF the United states sttesG the
TEEN ia which il il held los the thousands who have
been enabled 10y it use 20 escape the irighiful
consequences that follow u total neglect ot this
prevalent disease.
G,ANFoRD'S RApICNLCUREF FOR Z ATARRH
- O., -af,, certain AMI %, rm4urnt cure iUr Ca
iarrh ci every turm, and Is Tho most perfect rem.
cdy ever devised. 10 ~ purely vegetable distill
alton, and - applied local. By in-ufiiation, aud
ruustitutioualiy by Internal administration. 10
rally applied relief - iustancous IL sooths heals
ami cltanN,s thc nasal passages OF every feeling
of heaVnCaz, obstruction, duluc-s or dizziness.
Con,titutlOnSilY administered &c rcuoNAtes the
blood, puTtnc, u at tue Scid poison with which u
Is always charged iu Oaiarrh, stimulates the
stomach, liver, and kiducys, pcrteCts digestion
makes new blood. and permits the formation oi
sound, healthy tIssuc, and finally obtains complete
control over tbr disease. The r,mAr kauic tuiI- .
tive powers Wuyu an other remedies nitrrly fail,
at sanford Radical Cure, are attc,ted by thpus-
hud- who gratefully rcCotnmt III u to fellow sui
iefs Ne statement made g, SIrJug u that cAh-
not bc substlutiatcd Dos The usosG respectable and
reliable references.
Zach package contains Trr,t, e. on Cat,ITh aud
or. SANFORD Improved luhIling Tube. Price a..
Fo, sale by Drugsi.H everywhere WEEKS y
POTTER, Eo-tuu, ttvutral Agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

OhlIUrtn NFl EOf NHStV
.. n,eassnt 10 take a. honey, and is absolutely
harmless. II Is sure 10 eXpel worms cure "'NN
collie. regulate the bowels and stomach anu We
come irriIabliiY caused by rash OF eult'"s
It i perfect substitute for Castor on s''1 AZ
COstiveuess in young or Old there - H''"'is 80
existence 30 effective and reliable.
The latest, greatest and most rei'aOi'
remedy ever put together by medical science LOT
rheumatism. Wounds, Swellings, Burns, CaSed
Breast. sc. Is Tie Centaur Lnimens There are
,,s, kinds. The White Linimeut is for the human
t,,oilv. the yellow Centanr LinIment is for spaF
n, lame and strained horses and animals.
maya jan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05
Freedom Notice.

fVUIs sto certify tina. give NV ION FRANK
In KNIGHT Dol umc during The rest OF hi'
minority. 1 shall from this tat" claim mono Of his
earning and pay uo d,lt- contracted hy htm.
STEPHEN h. Knight.
Attest: -. \. COFFIN.
Greenwood Au.usf -. 1870. - .W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

Zach package contains a Treatise on CatuTh aud
ar. SANFORD Improved luhillng Tube. Price a..
Fut sale by pruE-i.iH every where. NttkS u
ltII-IIR Eu-Inn- ltrIarAI A.lmi.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-05

sg-is many kinds OF Dry Good have already
advanced ia price aud other are likely to. ALL
SHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES or THIS
OPPOETt NlTl To ilA CHEAP.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

ii the race. It Is only kindly express
sion of some Of my friends and neigh
hors. II is their compliment to me
personally, and must not be regarded
as politically significant. 1t IL like
throwing rosebud on ones grave,
which does not assume that q man is q
live man. but dead mar. Every boy
believes that every one else who looks
at his sweetheart is desperately Ia love
with her and is himself uneasy accord
ingly. But the little courtesies Of some
OF my neighbors toward me must not be
misinterpretcd In that way by the
friends of those who are really candi-
dates."
''From wtnt you have said Of West
ern candidates IL seems fair to assume
that you are not In favor OF sending to
st. Louis delegation pledged to the
support OF any candidate
"Our State should not endeavor. ia
force any man upon the purity. As New
Workers we may feel very proud II the
convention honors one OF our fellow.
citizens with IL preference, but we should
not for moment take any position
which seems to dictate that 1t shall &c
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30
WHOA ! ! !


Professor. Davis. who presides at Minerva
Hall. l3s Clio street. between Camp and Pry-
tania. gives grand May Ball on the i3th Of May.
On this occasion the. stately. grand minuet will
be dnneed. This fine measure. which. with its
music are of the Professors own composing.
was recently given ut the Martha Washington
Tea Party. and created quite pleasing and
iiatterng sensation Mr.. Davis productions.
both in dances and music. place him among the
first composers. and we have no doubt that
Minerva iia | will be crowded to its utmost
capacity on the 18th OF May.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30
MUSEM ENTS.
Academy Of Music.

Great preparations are being made
for the testimonial benefit to be ten
dered to Mr.. D. Bidwell by the citizens
Of New Orleans, and. from the outlook.
the old Academy will be packed from
pit to dome. The play of Daniel
Boone" has been selected, and the able
actor John A. Stevens will appear Ia
the title role. Tonight the D'Este
company will appear in the Streets Of
varieties Theatre.
1t is pleasant to have to state that the
box sheet at the Varieties theatre Is last
filling up for the benefit of Mr.. Jos. y.
Polk. the excellent commedian OF the
company, which takes place on Monday
night. Mr.. Polk will appear as M.
Gotightlv in LEND Me Five Shillings,'
and as Major DeBoots in Everybody g
Friend"
~. Charles Theatre.
The champion light weights Of the
world, Billy Edwards and Arthur Cham
bers, were again greeted last evening
with Il crowded house. The artistic
manner In which they gave their assault
at arms were greeted with rounds OF
cheers from the audience. Manager
Flynne has prepared amonster bill Tor
tonight, and all who wish to pass u
pleasant evening should attend.
On Tuesday Messrs. Edwards and
Chambers will take their benefit. They
deserve crowded house.
Continental Guards Festival.
The preparations for the festival OF
this splendid military organization are
being made on Il grand scale. The pro-
gramme is one OF the most varied ever
provided for similar entertainment,
and includes no fewer than six different
races. n grand military dress parade
and dancing on the platform during the
evening and closing with grand ball
in the main building. Those who con
template attending the entertainment
may anticipate u pleasant time at the
Fair Grounds on Monday.
Exposition Hall.
The public suould not forget that the
children's Martha Washington tableauy
and calico dress ball. which occurs on
the 1lth and 18th Of May next, will be q
handsome affair. The proceeds will be
for the benefit OF the Protestant Epis
copal Church, on Jackson street.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

rare opportunity ia now offered to those who
wish to procure good and reliable second hand
piano Mr.. Philip Werlein. the popular piano
and music dealer. Nos. ~. 50. 50 and 90 Baronne
street. has fifty secondhand pianos. all in ex
cellent order. which he will sell at from 500 to
500 each on easy monthly payments. sor at a
liberal discount for cash. Mr.. Werlein also in
vites the attention OF our readers to the upright
Chickering pianos, the great improvement Of
the age, a fresh stock OF which he has Just re-
eivsd