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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-04
Special Inducements.

Fifty second hand PIANOS for sale at half
their value to make room.
A 6H oct. square Pleyel. new finger board, sloO
An upright Warnum Piano, 500
square Gale, si25; square Nuns Ficher
$50: square Chickering. octaves. sl75; square
Emerson nearly sew 5000. All these Pianos
have been thoroughly repaired and overhauled,
and are sold with guarantee to give satisfaction.
will sell these Pianos on monthly payments.
or rent them with privilege to purchase or sell
them at discount for cash.
PHILIP WERLEIN, Piano Dealer.
ap3o 2dp 7s. 80, SO and 90 Baronne st
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gTATEoF LOrIRIANA.

ETATEOF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of OrleanH.
I. CHAs. l.. g. DUPUY, Cashier Of the above
named bank. do soemnly swear that the above
statement In true " tho beat ~ my knowledge
and belief. CHAS, l., q. DUFUY Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed TO bcfors mo this iatl,
day of March. 1876 ..-
THEO. GUYOL, Notary Public.
Correct Auost: w r. BLAkEMOHE,
=. H. BOYD,
JULIUS VAIHIN.
mhgi Directors.
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TELEGRAPIIIC.
WASHINGTON.

ALABAMA CLAIMS


rrsaf ~ Aliewtsucc Dwrius the ssebs iIics
Necessary ~ suppert Claims.
WASHINGTON, May 4. In the Alabama
Claims Court, Cadwailadcr y. q. Rend
executor cf John j. Kelly. va. United
States. Tor one.sixtetnth of the bark
IAmpliphlnr, value $4,000, Ex-Governor
Wells. for claimant. showed that Kelly
wna bora In New York. but during the
rt,hcljion lived In Savannah. Georgia
hal not served IN the rebellion, by
renson of a medical certificate of inabif.
~, for what sympathy he had had fot
tho rebellion was twice pardoned, md
argued that he now stands, and is to be
sonsidercd In law M II he had borne true
allegiance 70 the United states. where
fore he can aver, IN legal intendment.
he has at all times horne true allegiance
To the United Htatas
General Creeswell, for tho Govern.
mcnt. hold that the allegation Of the al
legianee during the rebellion. and the
uccehsarv proof In support thereof. were
lurisdiutional facts. without which no
claim could I've admitted or allowed by
tbc court. He based this upon the 18th
section Of tho act,
The opinion OF the court generally sus-
tsine the position taken by Gen. Cress.
well. and dlstnlsscs the casc.
LesltssANA C0MNITTEE.
81 wiss oct leave Rrfere she Middle ~
shc Month.
WAnHfNuroN, Mays The special com.
nittae 10 Investigate Federal olll ~ In
Louisiana, Hon. Randall r.. Gibson. ol
Louisiana, chairman, met In the room
IL tho Ranking and Currency Com.
mittee, whore future meetings before
going South will be held, this afternoon.
and appointed the Seleft of the Bank
ing and Currency Committee. Mr.
Northrup. to net M clerk during
the scss in this city. Tho COM
nlittee ~. Cd ~ call on the Attorney
uenera y master General aud Secre-
tsrv nf n.fNss ~ for lists Of appointces
at.Nrw Y leans = their respective de-
with tiisnssAIs, aud fcr what cansc. and
other informstion lertine 1 20 the work
~ Investigation. Several witnesses arc
TO he snhppnned forthwith. The com
rnittse nseets Aeain tomorrow. but will
probably not leave FOR New Orleans be-
tore The middle of the month, M tho
euEagpmenia Of the members prevent
khcir going sooner.
Congressional Proceedings.
senate.
WAsHiNar,N, May a.--The House hill
house aersice on tho Onto and Mipsis-
sippi fivere. pHssed. ;5Ef
W0u~c. sa
Mr. noalina, OF New York, waa ap-
pointed on the New Orleans Committee,
vice Foster, "
A resolution acatine Mr.. Lemoine.
Democrat. from Illinois, waa adopted.
MIR, H. II. Harris, OF Georgia, made
an able and exhaustive speech upon our
industries ~ they relate 10 finance. He
showed that the revival of our indus.
hhat no uation has ever maintained a
netsllio currency with n continued bal
snoe. of trade against Il. and that Il IL
Manifeetly the interest Of this country
a. pay or it& foreign debt by the export
ef commodities rather than gold. and
that true wtsdom dictates that policy
which will hcst secure this result
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HrATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans I
!. WILLIAM PALFREY. Cashier of the above
named bank do Holemnly swear that tho above
statement is true, to tho best of my knowledge
and belief WILLIAM PAIFHEY. Cashier
aui@eribsd nrd sworn to before mo. this eigh-
teanth day ~ Mareh 1870. -
GEORGE w. CfttfgTY,
Correct Attest. Notary Public
J. T.. uhHVEi,
SAMUEL DELGADO.
A. GHAPsKY.
inhas Directors
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LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAST
DAILY PACKET.
,kE@~s~ h The A No. l freight steamer
xTTGIsaS1G& q. Canton, Jr.. Master.
leaves the Lower Coast Packet
i,anc,ng EVERY EVENING texcept Sunday for
the Beiair Plantation and way landings, az 8
9,ciock- Returning to the city EVERY FORE
NOON, except Mondays
sor freight engagements apply On board. or TO
T'"H ". o. tHbNOHT|E. 7s Graviar street
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Total number Of Delegates ..,.,......n... AT
All Democratic and Conservativ.
papers In the State are requested Il
publish the above.
l. w. PATTON. President.
PHIllr POWER, Secretary.
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NesssOp'ss y bN.

Nrw YoRK. May I. 1870.
To A Marlion, Agent;
The steamship Hudson arrived NJ o'clock
this mornins
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ety 1tniJrOn sly,

NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
II - May so oales cotton ~ hhds tobacco
and sundrss to order.
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ANTE RIVER Per steamer hlen-T SKIS cot.
ton seed li0,eon shingles.
CONVICTION tper Achr r NJ rippo--F bnlc4
cotton 500 bhlp aand
sPRINaF1kI.D.- per achr viotoria--il II halcp
cotton.
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ENGRAVING.
JOHN A. CAIRNS.

No. lol CANAL STREET tup stairs,.
Wedding and Visiting Cards In the moet fash
ionable style. Monograms. or .sts and inscrip-
tions artistically executed. Badges specially
apl6 I'm gu
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ETUr RIVER.

Leaves THURSDAY, April II. ats p. m,
rT. = FOR POINT JEFFERSON AND
sasssssk,l all landipes on B<ruf liver Tho
-ssSS" steamer
STELLA BLOCK,
9, y. Crooks. master, Gabs Block. clerk.
VIII leave Ms above, positively. For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
UlTE Il CAkLIN. 3 Tchoupitoulas st.
P.S.-Wil1 pay particular attention TO all bust
ness on Black River.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Parish Of Orleans.
I,JOHN G. DEvEREUX, Cashier OF the above
named bank. do soemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief JOHN g. DEvEREUX. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before moths 18th
day Of March. 1876.
W. J, CASTELL. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
p IRWIN
JOHN HENDERSON,
EMILE GAUCHE,
mn Directros
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E.I,n.,..

KEY W~T----Fer steamship Margaret a-fH0
hba tlnur 1850 SKIS corn $50 SKIS oats ~ tca lard 10
trF hams 2lh tnH Efease o5 pkagF 4updries.
CEDAR KFYH~ref steamship Margaret sis
hbls Donr II bbe whisky bblH pork u rke bacon
Oft axis corn bp sks oats 9pg rkga aundrina.
l1NEhPuOI,-- Per ship kpnturk iap--3sps
bales cotton ~ ~ pus stayea.
UhONSrAD i'--per bark Dannrbroa --~-ts2p
bana cotton,
AT MANkS--rer Aehr Palma-4sa ska corn ~
40 bbla -four bbls molassos bhlH pork , hid
sugar ~ pkgs eundrina.
TAMPA AND MANNTEF-per echr g " Din
Ar aks corn TT bhs Huur aka coffee hi do ao
aka oats tcs meat = bhla pork q tes hams les
pkgs sundrine.
LIVERPOOL Per shp City of Liverpool aeis
haea cotton ~ lntys black walnut timber III loga
oak tipher 9rDo pea atavea.
NEW YORK Per steamship rories 7o9s bales
cotton ssi dry hides TOO bda do 10 ba4.= wool
loo bbls rice ~ balea mess ~ pkga mdac.
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A@~ FOR HT. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM
.ls4ss. & ~ phis and Bends-Ths fine stasrner
JAMES HOWARD,
u. H. Fegrafn, master, J. II. chassaing. clerk.
Leaves On SATURDAY. April ~. at y. IN.
Through bills u adlng via Cairo and Belmon
TO oil points North and West
J. B. WOODS h CO.
d2ptf IO4 Common strsfA
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Eluting Machines.
FLUrING MACHINES.

FLUTING MACHINES.
Wa are selling the Best Fluting Machines made
for
Twenty-Five Per Cent. Less
than the ordinary kind that is now being sold
by peddlers about tho strees.
RICE, BROS. g. Co,
so and ol Camp street.
Branch store: 5a7 Magazine street a4
nhia 2tSu
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NASHtNJfNN, MAY ~ inc ttrAnd Jury
found su Indictment against Secretary
Belknap to-day.
fhe naval appropriation bill IA com.
nieted, The reduction is about $4,000.
~sS-wrcasmry balances.
Gold, As,b07. 400: currency, $il,6is.-
T2s. The sub treas surcr paid out 1912. 900
on account of intereat. and sl2, 600 for
bonds. Customs receipts to-day S2iT, 900
All tho cables but the Direct one are
interrupted.
HasTrure, May J. The Connecticut
l,egislature organized with II. r. Wal
ter, Slleuser,. Gov. lngcrsol was in
an garat,sd with the usual ceremonies.
- rWE WAN rAru.
grst Erss ts the uiach ntlis Infcstea ny
umwtaa~.
oMAns. May Silk Indians were over
taken by four soldiers from Fort Hart.
Sergeant nougherty, Of Company A,
Fourth Infantry, was killed. The sol
licrs rctveated and the Indians escaped.
nr, Is. pendery, Of this city, re-
turned from the Black Hills. where he
has been Tor the past three months. He
seporia the ruad from Custer City to
Fort 1arlnte strewn with wagons, the
owners having tled or been killed or
captured by Indians. During his trip
nom NWEtef 20 OneNenne he dressed
the wounds VI twelve men who were
wounded by Indians. II is dangerous
for small parties 10 undertake the trip.
WHISKY.
taasets rUt~ 80 Oc cConselidsted ana sem
tsM tractnx 10 Urgsn.
Sr fyours, May 3.-Col. Broadhead.
special counsel FOR the Government,
gave noti,e IN the United States District
Court. tO-day. that he would tomorrow
move "a consolidate all pending indict-
ments Against defendants in whisky
: eases with those to which they had
eleadsat guilty. 30 that one Judgment
would dispose Of all the Vases and clear
che record. IL may be eexpccted, there
fore. that srntencing will begin to-mcr-
TOW. 9
DEsPERArR.
Z NewsPspe~ Carrier sh~ots MS wife
and Himsclf.
CHICAGO. May 3.-Arthur Cheering, n
newspaper carrier. having finished his
route. went 10 his mothers house. leav-
ing note requesting decent burial and
pardon Tor what he was about TO do :
thence he went home, shot his wife twice
and himself. He had been married
eight months. Cheering was of violent
WllsinSitlou aud very Jealous
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SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES

SPRING AND HUMMER STYLES
OF
LADIES' DRESSES,
IN IMPORTED FRENCH PATTERNS.
Centennial Aprons. Ruches and kcrchicfe. fac
SMILES of the fashions Of 1916. lust received by i
MRS. II. MoGRIDGE.
No % Canal street
Mira. Mogridyc tnkcs pleasure in informing
the Ia lies that having secured the services OF
Mile Corset, graduate Of tho school Of the
famed Parisian modste Nine I,a.et she is now
prepared TO execute orders from meas rements
taken at the apartments Of her patrons.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-04

JAYNE MAGl.
Importer Of
HAVANA CIGARS
AND
DEALER IN TOBACCO.
Wholesale Store corner Common and st. Charles
Streets
Retail Store south corner Of Common and st.
Charles streets.
feis I'm NEW ORLEANS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WAsntvuroN, May ;. The Grand Jury
found sn Indictment against Secretary
Bclknap to-day.
The naval appropriation bill IA com
nIeted. Tho reduction Is about $1,000
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Arrived Ins( Evening.

Steamer Anife Adnma. from Pensacola. to G NJ
borIaANew Eaein,
aeamahir Lizzie, Feahnr. from Pensacola 10
ninstur New Basin.
Brit ahip ticio,o Mitchell from IIavro Fob 10, io
innatcr-~ith dia.
2na, to A Thomson snu-rnint
Sahr Mary Ellen, jackson 10 DAYS from Honaonr
tn master li dis
sehr Carrie Jones -, days from Ttills To
master al da.
Hehr Y Nj rippo, from CoyinHtrn.
hehr Victoria. from Springfield.
STEAMBOATS,.
] Y Fraser. Canton. from Lower Coast,
John Wood. Wood. from Louisvills with
~ bnrgra
Alice, Porter from Amite River
FIAInoATE.
MaiAra bon, from Kentucky.
Cnlhouna hont from kcniurkr.
lricknon'H hnat from Mrais4pri
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em.s,s. the t,s.a Bound In.

Steamship City uf Merida Reynolds from Now
York. via Havana mud Mexican Ports. ~ NJ
Withnrspoun.
ship haniusky. Ienion from Haere. March si
ip maptcr
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Halladay's
STANDARD WINDMILL,
AWARDED THE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE
.t LOUISIANA EXPOSITION

The cheapest and most reliable power for irri-
CATION. drainage ginning cotton, grinding corn,
and other plantation uses. For catalogues and
information. call on or send to
W. p. SMITH K son,
No. lls Tchoupitoulas street.
n,ht W.T. New Orleans.
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TENHAS. BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TEN
SAS PACKET.
Leaves on FRIDAY. April 81. at .. m.
IT, FOR FLOYD. DELHI, JOE'S
hgBsA.4f..nt m Bayou. Warsaw. and all landings on
Bayou Macon. Tensas and Black
rivors-The new. light draft and line passenger
steamer WILLIE,
Tn place of the Rapifea.j
J. r. Sullivan. master: J. l.. Robbins clerk:
viii leave aa above. For freight or passage D.
ply on board, or to
LORD 4. .NcpEABE 4s Camp street.
BItiTTON a. EPPLFk. 100 Common "a.
mh3 ADAMS n WORK. . Commercial Place.
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BAYOU MACON AND TEHsAs.

rENsAs., BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TEN.
SAS PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY May 6. Mt s D. m.
c FOR FLOYD. DELHI JOES
LHlillaat.f y Bayou. Warsaw. and al landings on
s5ss<s.sstsz Bayou Macon. Tensas and Black
tivers- Jue new side wheel and fine passenger
steamer
w. j. potteYeuA,
TN place III Miiiiot
j. u. FuliifHp nnastfr j T.. lobbins, clerk
viii leave rs hboye. fssr freight or passage
apply on board, ,.ur to
lord n McTE AEE 80 Camp ~ rect
N. HWlil attend 20 all " Capt Ham Blocks
contracts on Black River myI n
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-04

spi NEW ORLEANS. LA.
The New Upright Chickering Pianos.
A fresh supply Of these unrivaled and incom-
parable PIANOS Just received and exhibited at
my warerooms. | would cordially invite those
who wish to purchase or who are otherwise in
terested In the progress Of the art of Piano
making. to give them an examination.
PHILIP WERL I'm.
Sole Agent for tho thickering Piano.
ap30 1t 2p 7s, 30. SO and 30 Barenne street.
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Congregational l'rcc~dlnTs.

WAsHiNamN, May as--rhe Houac bill
transferring tta0O1 to maintain light
house aerstc~ on tho Onto aud Mipsis-
sippi rivers. passed. x ;6EE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24
County Court Justices.

Ed. IATKLLIaENcRR:-As the time approach-
es when the Democratic party will be called up
70 put forward its candidates for the various
county Offices, and - . nomination by that par
ty amounts to An election, . few words in re-
gard to an ofdce of nrst importance may not be
The Office of County Justice OF
the county, SO far ~ the financial interest Of this
county IL concerned, ID OF far more importance
than any in the gift of the people, not even ex-
that OF Presldent Of the United States.
great are its responsibilities, 80 small are its
SO difficult is the performance OF
its duties and so harsh ID public criticism OF
every official act, that no 1t person will seek 1t.
Nay, tho trouble Is to find any one suitable for
the position who can by any persussion be in
ducsd to accept it.
The danger IL that in the excitement OF the
contest between gentlemen for nomination. for
the other county Offices this may be overlooked
or ut least escape that degree Of attention its
importance demands.
You may have the best Of assessors, collec-
tors. treasursrs and clerks; but with An in.
unconscienti0us or negligent county
court the lsbors Of those officers will avail you
nothing. Indeed the experience of our county
has been such that any arguments a. to the vast
importance VI securing proper and ft men to hl
these offices are altogether superfiuous. The
terms for which the present incumbsnts were
appointed expire next November, and OF course
their successors must then be elected.
have NO one to propose, but write this to call
the attention OF the people to . matter Of great
interest. and to ask that you, too, Mr.. Editor.
may call attention to it and keep it before the
people, that the selection of these officers is OF
the yery first importance. The people should
select their men with care, and having selected
them prevail upon them in the name Of the pub.
lie welfare to accept the place.
This should be done in time, and not put Oh
until the day the convention meets. Tor then the
choice may be hasty and Ill advised or the gen.
tleman nominated may refuse to accept. II 8
mistake 10 made in this matter the people ofthii
county will rue it forever. Yours,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24
A Call for Mr.. Shewalter.

Mr.. EDITOR: We understand from many of
the friends Of Mr.. j. D. Shewalter, that they
intend to press his clsims upon the next Demo-
cratic Convention OF this congressional district.
MI. Shewalter is . young man. who was raised
in this county, and although still young has Al
ready stamped himself As one Of the first law
yers at our bar. He is = straightforward. I'M
compromising democrat of the Jefferson school,
and if his past course is any indication of his
future, we think we are justified in prorhesying
that the next canvass will be q warm one in
deed. We would also like to call attention to
the fact, that during the last twenty-five years
Lafayette county has been accorded no repre-
sentstlon whatever, and We think that II we are
ever to have anything our turn has about come.
We cordially commend Mr.. Shewaltsr to the
good will of the people of the district, and be-
lieve that if he 10 elected no district in the state
will be more ably represented. W. b.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24
THE EVIL FRUITS OF WEAK DIGESTION.

There Is no pathological fact more clearly as
than that the most formidable phases
OF nervous disease are directly traceable to i'm
perfect digestion. Insomnia, with its train of
dirsful consequences, proceeds more frequently
from weakness Of the stomach than from any
other cause. Mere sedatives are powerless to
cure nervousness, and soon cease to palliate its
symptoms, The true way to strengthen the
nervous system is to invigorate the digestive and
assimilative organs, upon whose unObstructed
action its equilibrium is absolutely dependent.
The daily use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
will do more to brace and soothe the weakened
and irritated nerves, and Induce sound. refresh
ing sleep-nature's grand catholIcon than all
the so -called ncrvines to be found in the phar-
macopeia or out OF it. A wineglasLful of the
Bitters should be taken before each meal. jim
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24
A Card.

Messrs. n. P. Buck, James Younger. Henry
Chrisman, William Fristoe and others-Gentle-
men: Your call Of June 10, in the Lexington
Intelligencer, soliciting me to allow my name to
be introduced in the democratic nominating
convention, at Lexington, as q candidate to rep
resent the Eastern District in the next Legisls-
ture. and more recently strongly endorsed by
Dover township, has been duly considered.
For this mark OF esteem and expression OF con-
ddsnce. please accept my sincere thanks. 1 am
in your hands-in the hands Of the people-and
yen have M consent to use my name for the
purpose specified. We are mutually interested
in sustaining the great fundamental principles
that the people shall govern, that the few shall
not dictate to and control the many; that the
masses shall have the privilege of exercising
their rights, independent of rings. cliques,
coercion, &c. If I be nominated aud become
elected, it will be my constant endesvor to dis
charge with fidelity the duties incumbent.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
HENRY 8. VANANGLEN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24
Reply.

East DAVIS, June 10, 1875.
Col. +. n. FI8LD, Hlgginsville, Ao.-Desr
Sir: / notice In the list issue of the Intelligent
Ger an invitation extended me, by yourself. to
discuss. at seine early period. At your village.
the political issues u the day. In reply,
permit me to say. tina while ! duly appreciate
the noble Impulse thstinduced you to thus COM
pliment nae, yet - l An not known a. Q political
speaker. and - I am, st present. otherwise en-
gagged. l must dsclin. your kind invitation. 1
might say, however, that l think Hendricks
will be the next presiisnt. and z. o. smith the
next county ssssssor. You're. respectfully.
C SMITH
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24
DYSPEPSIA.

Americans are particularly subject to this dis
ease and its effects; such as Sour stomach, Sick
Headache. Habitual Costiveness, Heart burn,
Water brash. coming up Of the food. coated
tongue, disagreeable taste in the mouth, pal
pitstion Of the Heart and all disc OF the
Stomach and Liver. Two doses of GREEN'S
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once. and
there positively is not q case in the United States
it will not cure. If you doubt this go to your
Druggist. Theo. Gosewisch, and get a Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular size IS
cents. iune3-lm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24
TO CoNSuMPuVEs.

The advertiser. an old physician. retired
from active practice. having had placed in his
hands by an East India Missionary the formula
OF = simple Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy
and permanent Cure Of Consumption, Bron-
chltis, Catarrh, Asthma. and all Throat and
Affections, also q Positive and Radical
Cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants. after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases, feels it his duty to make 1t known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive. and
. conscientious desire to relieve human suffer-
ing. he will send free Of CHARGE, to all who
desire it, this recipe, with full directions for
preparing and successfully using. Sent by re-
turn mail by addressing
nOv20-ly DR.. W. G. STEVENS,
Munroe klock Syracuao N v
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24
j. d. Shewalter's Appointments.

Having determined to canvass the Eleventh
District for the Democratic nomination for Cen
gress. l will address the people on the political
questions of the day at the following times and
places:
Lexington, Monday, July Bird. O'Clock.
Marshall, Thursday, July 9Th, l O'Clock.
Fayette, Saturday, July Sth, l O'Clock.
MOberly, Monday. July 10th, ] O'Clock p. m.
Columbia, Wednesday,. July l2sh, l O'Clock.
Huntsville. Friday, July 18th, l O'Clock.
Csrrollton, Saturday, July 18th, l O'Clock.
Richmond, Saturday. July 22nd. l O'Clock.
l extend q cordial invitation to all other gen.
tlemen who may be looking forward to the nom-
nation to join me in this CANVASS and address
the people as above indicated.
J. D.. sHEwALTER.
Lexington, Mo-, June oath, 1876.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24
why DO YOU SHAKE

The majority of the people in this section will
be pleased to learn that j. W. Wood 4 Co., the
present pr0prietors of DR.. Sherman's Malari-
fuge are now putting it up in seventy-fve cent
bottles as we'll rs a dollar and u half rs hereto
fore. To those who have used the Malaritnge.
it is not necessary to say n word In its behalf;
but to those who shake in ignorance of it we
will simply say, try 1t. No other medicine is
required as it is u combined Tonic, Alternative,
Csthartic, Folerifuge Anti Periodic and Cholo-
gogue. 1t vcntralizes miasMatic poison, re-
stores the Liver and other diseased organs to
their natural healthy condition, thereby thor
oughly eradicating the disease. For sale by
jel7 MI j. A. QUARLES 4 co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-24

81. J E. Ahrens' at the Dry
Goods Emporium, on Franklin
street, has just opened all the nov
elites of the season. Calicoes in great
abundance and the prettiest of styles.
Dress Goods and Suitings, Bleached
Muslin, Hosiery, and imported
Yarns, all in endless varieties, and
cheaper than ever heard of before.
We invite the public to glance over
our goods, and if not cheap enough
We dc not ask them to buy.
Respectfully,
apr29 If Ii. J. E. AHRENs.