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PULMONIC SYRUP, FOB
THE CURE OF ONSUMPTION,
COUGHS AND COLDS.

The great virtue of this medicine is that it rpens
the matter and throws it out of the system, puries
the blood, and thus effects cure.
ScHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, ETC.
The Tonic produces a healthy action of the stom
ach, creating appetite forming chyle and curing
the most obstinate cases of indigestion.
ScHENcK's MANDRAKE Pills, FOR THE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, ETC.
These Pills are Alternative and produce healthy
action of the liver without the least DANGER they
free from calomel and yet efcacious in re-
storing healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are certain cure for Consumption,
as the Pulmonc Syrup rpens the matter and purifes
the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
create healthy bile and remove all diseases of the
liver, often a cause of Consumption. The Seed Weed
Tonic gives tone and strength to the stomach makes
good Digestion and enables the organs to form good
blood and thus creates healthy circulation of
healthy blood. The combined action Of these medi-
cnes, thus explained will cure every of Con-
sumption, If taken in time and the of the med-
cines persevered in.
DR. Schenck is professionally at his principal Office
corner Sixth and Arch Streets Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters for advice must be adj
dressed. Schenck's medicines for sale by all Drug
gists
-. HART CO., Nos. Is, rs and u Tchoupi4ou-
las St., New Orleans. Wholesale Agents.
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simply because it is accompanied by a printed
statement Of its properties with directions for
its use?
seaac persons, while admitting that my
medicines are good pharmaceutical COM
pounds, object to them on the ground that
they are too often used with insufficient judg-
ment. propose to obviate this difficulty by
enliphteninc the people as to the structure
and functions Of their bottles, the eauses,
character, and symptoms Of disease, and by
indicating the proper and judicious employ
ment OF my medicines, together with such
auxiliary treatment as may be necessary.
Such is one of the designs of the Peoples
Medical Adviser, forty thousand copies Of
which have already been published, and are
sold at the exceedingly low price OF Sl:6O, and
sent (post-paid) to any. address within the
United States and Canada.
If Won would patfoHise medicines, scientific
cally prepared, Use my Family Medicines.
Golden Medical Discovery is tonic, Alternative,
OF blood cleansing, and an unequaled cough
remedy; Pleasant Purgative Pellets, scarcely
larger than mustard seed, constitute an agree
able and reliable physic; Favorite Prescrip-
ton, a remedy for debilitated females; my
Compound Extract of Smart Weed, a magical
remedy for pain, bowel complaints, and an
unequaled Eminent for both human and
horse-fesh; while DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
is known the world over as the greatest spe.
cific for Catarrh and "Cold in the Head"
ever given to the public.
These standard remedies have been before
the public for many years. period long
enough to fully test their merits. and the best
argument that can be advanced in their favor
is the fact that their sale was never SO great
as during the past six months.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-25

N.1OA oesaAc W HheJ00at~s
BY r. v. PIERCE, M. D., of the Worlds Dis.
pensary, Buffalo, N. Y, Author of "The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser"
ETC., etc.
] am aware that there is a popular, and not
altogether unfounded, prejudice against pa
tent medicines owing to the small amount
of merit which many of them possess. The
appellation Patent Medicine" does not
apply to my remedies, as no patent has ever
been asked for or obtained upon them, nor
have they been urged upon the public as
!" cure-alls.' They are simply some favorite
prescriptions, which, in very extensive prac.
tice, have proved their superior remedial vir.
tues in the cure Of the diseases for which they
are recommended. Every practicing physi.
clan has his favorite remedies, which he
oftenekt recommends or uses because he has
the greatest confidence in their virtues. : The
patient does not know their composition.
Even Prescriptions are usually written in q
Language pnintelligible to any but the drug
gist As unch secrecy is employed as in the
preparation 81 proprietary medicines. Does
the fAct that an article is prepared by q pro-
cess known only TO the manufacturer render
that article less valuable? How many physi-
clans know the elementary composition Of the
remedies which they employ, some of which
have j ever been analyzedi Few practitioners
know how Morphine, Quininc, fodophyllin,
Leptaidrin, Pepsin, or Chloroform, are made,
or how nal,seous drugs are transformed into
pltAble elixirs; yet they do not hesitate to
hPloy them. 1t is not inconsistent to use a
Prescription, the composition of which is I'M
Known to rs, and discard another preparation
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COST OF SCHOOLS PER CAPITA.
The following table shows the per capita
rate of expenditure during the year as ar
ranpod.
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WINTER is now fairly upon us, and the
teams are Fastening to the lumber woods in
various parts of the country. Our advice to
every man who goes to the woods, be he cap
tain, cook, teamster, or any other man, is to
take along a good stock of Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment and Parsons Purgative Pills. Many
saved by this precaution.
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PREMATuRE Loss OF THE HA1R which

PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR, which
is SO common nowadays, may be entirely pre-
vented by the use of BURNETTs COCAINE.
1t has been used in thousands of cases where
the hair was coming out in handsful, and has
never failed to arrest its decay, and to pro-
mote healthy and vigorous growth. 1t is at
the same time unrivalled as dressing for the
hair. A single application will render it soft
and glossy for several days.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-25

Every State reports one or more school OF
science; twenty-seven states report school.
of theology; twenty states report law schools
twenty-seven states report regular schools OF
medicine
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BAD enough to look and feel bad your
self but no excuse for having your horse look
and feel badly, when for small sum you can
buy Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders,
which, given in grain two or three times a
week, will make him look and feel well.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-25

A nv PERSON ewRiag SEWING Machine which
tanesfN wstn eat. ar does net III the work re-
lattel will md u 10 their advantage - sena
description q their MAehsas, aud cst our literal
trtns ef exchange Cor tho nA&he 0uamaax Reaa.
sHWeWsss " II nliv warranted ksF arc wears, and
satisfaction II guaranteed ie every sasfsaee. the
@aaas viii I've svtarnsa the nnfy hsser The naast
literal terms "a sseats AMI cash hasers. Samples Of
Natk eed ALI Particulars by nail - parties living at
dstsase, address,. q, fl.ANI q sNn.. ssea'l
A1'ta - 9esaNser ~. NNshvt1le. Tenn.
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After many years trial, we are satisfied that
the CHARTER OAK is the best Stove we ever
used, and cheerfully testify that it is the best
adapted to the wants of the general public of
any stove in the market.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-25

A STRONG solution of carbolic acid
and water, poured into holes, kills all
the ants it touches, and the survivors
Immediately take themselves off. \
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nnrufnn and Marrhinc habit absolutely and
NUVUI M spe~itlr carssl. Painless no publicity
WI III send stamp iot particulars nr.CARl-
toy. Isl Washington ST., Chicago, III.
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GENERAL MARKET QUOTATIONS

LoUIsvuLE.-Flour quiet and firm. Wheat dull,
S110@1.30. Corn active and higher; new, 3s@42c !;
old, 62366c Oats dull, 3693Sc. Rye steady, 75c.
Hay dun, Sl2@19. Provisions quiet Pork, S2l. rs
az. Bulk meats. SL@Ssk. 1034@11@11L@l1skc.
Iard-tierce, 131I@l4c; key, 1414@l454c. Whisky,
$1.10.
NEW 'ORLEANs-.Sugar in good demand; good
common to fair, 554a6c fair, 616skc prime, 7l4Tc
yellow clarified, s1s@sszc. Measses steady; CEN
trifuga 25@35c; fair, 4ai2c: prime, 4Sa45c strictly
prime to choice, 47a5Oc. Flour dull superfine,
S425 double, S4.50;treble, S4.75a5.50; choice and
family, S5.75a650 Corn dull; white, sc. Oats
dull; choice St. Louis, &C. Hay dull prime $22a23
choice S25a26. Pork firmer new mess held at s23
Dry salt meats dull, S4 1lhai2c. Bacon dali, ll]S
1312a14c. Hams-choice sugar-cured firm, Ike;
inferior, 15a16c. Lard dull; tierce, packers 12lzc
refined, 1312c; key l4s4c. Coffee active and firm /;
ordinary to prime, iS14a2lc Whisky quiet refined,
S1.14a1.17.
MEMpHIs-Flour is dull and unchanged at $5as
Corn dull at A9a50c. Oats are quiet but firm choice
45a46c inferior are duh and nominal Mess pork is
quiet and unchanged at S225O lard Is easier at
13aal41c. Bagging Is duh and nominal at 12ai214c
NAsHvlLLE.-Flour superfne, S475a5; extra,
$3.50; family, 1925; choice family, s6.75; fancy
7.25. Corn meal, unboted and holted, sacked, csc.
Corn new loose from wagon 35a4oc; sacked In depot
50a52lac Wheat, buying from first hands, sound and
dry Mediterranean. 81 Goal 10: red and white GOA
Si25. Oats. new. from first hands, 40c; sncked de-
lvered In depot, 55a60c. Barley, bright from frat
hands, S1.00; stained nominal. Rye, from wagon,
75as0c. Bran loose Sl4 90. sacked IN depot, $500
Hny--Tin.Othy sol ODa25 90
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RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS.

IA professors, and 1898 students; the Bap-
lists have Is schools, 50 professors, and 63S
students; the Presbyterians have Is schools,
"A professors, and 294 students; the Congre-
gationalists have s schools, 50 professors, and
800 pupils; the Lutheran church has IS
schools, 50 professors, 426 students; the
Protestant Episcopal has II schools, 56 pro-
fessors, and 294 students; the Methodist
Episcopal church has schools, IS professors,
and 321 pupils; the Reformed church has 5
schools, IL professors, and SO students; the
United Presbyterians, Christians and Free
Baptists have schools each; and the Uni
tarians, African Methodists, Cumberland
Presbyterians, German Reformed, Methodist
church, south, Moravian, Swedenborgian,
Evangelical, United Brethren, and Univer-
salists have one each.-C Chicago Inter- Ocean.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

New YoRx.--Cotton quiet and easy at
13Ia13 9-l6c.
New ORIEAEg.--Cotton- demand fair; good or
binary to strict good ordinary 1O4aiisc; low mid.
ding to strict low middling ils6al2i4c mdilng 10
strict middling i2l<ai9s4c; good middlhg to mid
ding fair l3aiic.
MonILE.--cotton-mar steady middling is,,sa
l2l4c.
GALVESTON. - Cotton - market quiet; miidlina
t2xc.
MEMPHIS. market quiet and unchanged
at l2Ac.
LouIsvILLr.--Cotton--m eulot and un.
changed at i2skc.
, 1876-11-08


Tho bridge IL fast gaining Il reputation rs q
short cut to eternity. W. luve lad two or
'hrco sensational allusrs there already, aud yes.
tcrday, asltled onu To tho list. About ten min
ntes after :, O'Clock yesterday afternoon thu pe.
dcstriaue In tho vicinity VI ttu west pier, or at
tho point whera Thu central spun begins. wsro
horl1icd tn sec u nun spring from i postum
which lc had taken on tho nutsitlo Of the mil.
Ing, and then. ,gysatIus IN TIN ulr as' hu passed.
swiftly through tho great distance from road.
way u waiter, strike thu latter With a loud
splash, and disappear. INSTANTLY several
he had leapc.l. aul watched tho water
tho burtare. But there was Il stain OF hlUtnl u,
and tliat was u II the batly roso ut all, 1t wac
50 far down Is not H. lIo sisllI!c frm the bridge,
Certain It Is that tl!o pour wFetch was dead Ge-
fore ho l4l stopped descending. liz was good-
looking young l!AIl, about Is years od, nf inc
llum Height, light 1air, E0Itco aud inrlGxloi,,
and well dres.Gst. Near tle pluru frotIl which
ho jumped was .louu.l u 1ranu-uuw oYoreuat,
that Ind probably been worn hut fry ht'slrs,
Il, its pocket wta iouul lurgc lrather mr:kct-
book, Indicating that thu uw1lrr MAS u Man Ut
business. It cuntaned 7.U3 In bills 0f vari-
GUS sizes,
, 1876-11-08
Il utlKI.k Capitalist.

4 colored resident of Dctrult, Who occaston-
nlly lends u few dollars Oh good security, was
tils otllur day luyitctl to lct!.i II nclgh6ortug
cobllrr {30 Gn note Ut l,anl r'lAning thirty
days. ....,
"suppoae dat note comes duo and youhaven't
do caslil' inquired tho capitalist.
'lut will havc."
"lIut s'psc yuu haycn'ti"
Tic cobblcr couldn't get over tl.lt, and he was
looking very serious, when the ca. talbt got u
bright tlea, aud sal4:
"Wo kin tx dat. You make le H. te, you sce
You may he good or y0u may not Lie. lin good,
aud We boz kuuws II, 'c4use herv'B 1T cash right
hure. 'fon nuke dc llptu Anl III buck it.. !
knuWs mysclf, you SEC, ul,tl .lc N !talist who
won't lc',d lnouey ou his uwn '1ur1.s cut la!u't
no buslncss llen1 o1 l,tl,Is'
Aud they liked II that way.
, 1876-11-08

scmi.pubIfc manner In II. Peters; the conduct
of tic Italian autlmrites has been suctl
that they lave received .pratse from
the clerical journals, anu II there
il nny new conclusion tn le drawn.
It In That tlicrc would appear IL he no ltass.,
why, when Plus TX. hna Gten allie, withnlit tltf-
tcil!ty and without annoyance, to receive within
1t. retcr's multitude IL peFso!ls upj',scl nnl
many of them dctermine1ly iMtAto to the
nctunl condition OF t1llnus tt Italy, he s1nIld
NIT "laot Will! closed dnora II lie thinks tue
prcrautlof aiy longGr necessary, receive tlIc
faithful Ut hume nsil Italy next Christmas, to
do honUr to The anniversary Ut the btrtb ii The
Savior. Whether the new ioifa Ntafatarid sent
lIy the Ncp'litans, hhs any special meaning, |
rai,nut say, hut unlcss II In tn ltc used, Lie
offering wOn1h hcGn to 10 ns uscscsa ~ II they
l'al presented tho Pope with Il new Statu cur
ElaQc
las an instance nf
TIE STRICT lHrARTfAttTf
observed by the Italian authorities may mcIl.
tim that MI Englfsll Dissenting elcrgyman pllc-
fatInE tn Rome Issued r.lnc1rl to the effect
that On Sunday Inst IN would discourse on the
subject Of s'pnpistical PiigrImagcs ami tho
Christian 1,lgrimage.h No doubt Ills intention
was good froii. his point Of View, but lie could
scawely feel surprised al the authorities ecques.
trailing poster which l,iglt have been rca;i by
many as d proyocatton, aud might have afforded
that little spnrk which would have enabled the
Chrltsts and thelr friends to light up the con1a
grafton they desired.
, 1876-11-08
Fa1r Hair nntl Isluo Eyes Germany.


Fur q long t!Hle tho ilea vi u German, moro
particularly German lalY, WINS TINT !lc or sllc
]Iad blue eyes and fatr hair. Tho Germans thcun-
selves tave frequently protested against tl.ts
sweeping assertion, a!il careful examination
OF German regiment Or Of q German selsool
would llavo Rullecu to show tic strong admtx-
ture VI biAck hufr ulil brown eyes. I}nt authru-
p"!og!sts went on INSERTING sIe!r awp views,
fortified onwhat they called their own long cx-
peic,cc till ut last tho public Insisted on having
t!'e muttcr settled by a regular census.
Government asscntel, and on a certain day
every school IN prusslh tsad to mako return ii
tho black aud blne nnl brown euloT Of the chill
drcn's eyes: Ma!y Of tic pupils eamu hotne on
air, that thstr eyes atll lalr mud skin had been
examined Il ssl,oul. s0ne II tic parcE1s
thought It an undue Interference With their
rights. hut tic thing ,yas titM!r, uIl angr, pro-
Or Rl!oWs I" l'c done arn Ut littc asa1l IT. licr-
many. After a sliort time tho results OF this
aNthrN"'logtcai aica!nutssinn alavc bccn published,
mud thoy nre, Mt all nycnts curious, though, per-
hapa, nut Ut u,ucl sc!enttlte salue.
amounted 10 Az, ,71W. Out of That number
4,070.Hs. were under II yenrs Of age. With
regard W t!.v enns nt tls!s eyes ~ i~E cent
n,, ha,i blue. BLU per cenluln brown EYES
WITH regard to y" eolor 81 thu ha'r y per esn:,
yer ccntuII hlaek hair. With regard to the
color I tbs RkfmFrussia has "a!y A,Ss Per cent
UNI of brunette e0np!cxiun. III Isayarla the
brunette complexion clans Is 1,cr cct,tul1,, tbs
hlaek saaie .,tr eentuu., thu hr.iwn t!4r II tve
rcatun,,, thu fAEr hair 1t per- crntnm; a.ld II IL
argued frun this tfnt lls. !Arktr complexion In
Gnrmaliy .sl,lle frnIH the Snuth-ratlter bold
gcer!llkAtlni II 01ls, considers tho mixture ut
trihra III tierntapy cvcll II So late time rs tho
lnyusiaH ot the saghasiaus into t!se lsoAan Eu,-
pire.
The report rontaE.s number Of curious OBJ
seryati0.s, tur instance, tttat &earty asla third
ot the Jewish sellh,l children asu FUR, which
would certainly ,,tt ss thu impression Loft upon
arastlal spectator by thu Ordinary run Ut the
JeWtsl, notUIatG,n.
, 1876-11-08
POSTAL BUSINESS,

Comparative statlsticH from tho Leading
.Cltiea OF tho Land.
Tushtngtdn Correspondence Ntr lork Graphic.
One cun Judge better about tic enterprise md
Intelligence ii city by tic use the Inhabitants
mike Of the Poat-oiIlce than by airy otl,rr critic
r,on. From tho annual report Of Mr. Gurlcy,
Superintendent Of the Free-Dclisery Service,
fur tho year ending Juno 80, 1870, your corre-
W ondcnt tsable CLEAN many interesting statis-
tics In regard to TINT service ia the principal
cities Of the country.
The following tab1c wilt show the number Of
carrter8 employed In the cities named, the ag-
Ercrate nuMbcr OF pieces ol tna!l mnttcr handled.
and tic avcraga nuulber Of pieces Gandled byi
caell carrier.
, 1876-11-08
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Get tho Genuine Artlclt.--Tt.o groat pnpu-
1arty Of ''Wilbos'a Compound of Cod Liver Oh
A,.a Limo has induced sn1np nnpr,nctr,et persons
10 attempt t0 palm ut simple att[cu 1T thur own
Coughs, Guilds. VI Consumption should be careful
whsFc thsy purchase th!s astlcle. II requires no
putting: tho results af ta use arc its beat recnnl-
iAtnlatons. and tbs proprietor haA ample evlicIco
on Ito OF its catt1osdiussy success Ia pulmonary
complaints. The phosphate Of limo P9s.esse:
' tae pnfo Cod EIyes oi 6y Df. Miibos II il rsya.
larly prescribed BY thu medical faculty, A., y.
WlLRoI ChemIst RosfQu,
, 1876-11-08
FRANCE.

kAEllERnGh AkGklFffs
PARIS, Oct. G3.-ln the Journal On
cie cilcauer s receipts receipts 10 for the 'iac III months
cnling tho soth Of September. The amount
rccelyrl A.. A. eon'rt1..''ens direetes amounts
to 5lI, ,4GO, ,luof against the roll figure Df 4N'-
o:6AWf, showing an excess of .s,3kj, 200f,
a.,st,Ist 4B bl5 7OUf., tho excess IN 1876. Theirs
Ii tloseis'sc all increaso nt 1,5E, ,htUf for this
year The Tux on tle M ~ ingtn,' 1na. ot raltMts
mate Of 85,1!4 ,000f for tile whole year. Tie
total revenue Tor tic nine mouths from t,nlx,ts
ef rstt,.,:s iadirertes ts CO., 423. Nof -that is.
1g7,MvNMf ahoyc tho Budget ektnmte of
lVp 95ny @ ioI f thst psf,9a TAs us a'D't IT
1875 was !, 1,!5s,;l!5,0Df. 0t these, staMrs i,ayc
brought III l+,no,Uuf against liz, ,0tof ant!e-
ipaied ~ tho Budget, tho home sugar tax only
IS 9Ea'nst @ . The tag !. &" ts' fors!t ;a;9
and soup l, ,U00f less than thu Budget value
vi G,43l ,Du}f. On tile other la,l1t the amount
Irt11 general customs Is H0, ,000. 0u0f aboyc tho
estimate ot l0i, ,tss Wvf; FROM txc!sc Of apirtu-
820, ,001f; und fsoul rates ols registry fyputhce
4,O6O,Ovof above the estimate u 323, ,069, ,Cx3t.
The receipts Of the Il1uc mouths In question of
this ycur> compared with the corresponding
cass VI COLONIAL sugars for this year Of g,CuO,.
000r oil IT,, ,D00, ,tG0f III 1876, md III that Of
matches two millions Oil scyc1', whereas there IL
nu increase In tho ease Of s1usie sugtrs Of V,SD0-
Oh III IofDi l5lG c}t6F vi
customs III 1a,7b Df n, T.! hi UO0l anl Ut +,
SlB, ,O00f un e22il, ,653 O00l III tlat Of tobacco.
have only kakeM thu chief cases OF increase nnl
lInllnution, anil hayc omitted cases IN whirh
IN inrrcuBc was ulcrcly duo to NIL addition to thu
tA1.
PROPOSED INCOME TAX.
At Saturday 's1neestnEn nf the budget Conllnit-
tee NJ llouyIer's proposal Of a1. iEc0E'c tax WIS
discussed. Tile discussion will be continued on
Tuesday. NJ. isouyiEr proposes to tux All III
comes which reAched during the foregoing ycar
tho sum OF 1;sDUf, aLullt I43, ut 81 cu'tules per
1907, that is ,,,l A. ~ pur cent, for tho
the law Is p,sse,l every resident In Franco
will bc Obliged tn DECLARE the amount OF
his i,,eolue during tho foregoing yrar to tho
Aluyor. Prcfeet, Of rDlrcetur-iencral Ut ContTtli-
tio,ts Wrretel, tns accluration to b. renewed
every year. Tacse declarations ure to t,y nude
according to thu following i've schedules: A,
Income from la,lls; Il, revenue from building;
G. profits from commerce and Ellustsy, lnclu1.
inE those Of farn,crsi d. revenue ironi personul
property, including thu interest Ut French anl
foreign Government, departmental, aud Com
N4unal StGeliH Ut mortgages, and generally MI
| interest unl dividends Vi French mud fureigll
taeury fno1Altres; E, salaries ai,d payment. ui
artistic professions. The accuracy OF tho dec.
! lusatons Is to be usccrained by CumInrlics, at
whose annual meeting Tor liking M the 'lfroct
contributions the Comptroller 0f thu Circuit Il
to to present. Every peraon liable would llavt
a right Of APPEAL to thu prcfcetoral Council, aud
ira.n that tu tho EoHscn d'Etlf.
, 1876-11-08

with shattered nerves and lebtlated
Hollands Aromatic Bitter Wine Of iron IL 4 4oses.
clgn restorative. Depot, 81 Ctask-st
, 1876-11-08
morniug Given, and steps
mo1,an to Arrest Them.
r,,,or washburn and His Assist
s''''s' ants Waiting in the Dark
.. r,o1,,,ors interrupted by AccA"
dent, and contri'e to :Es-
cape.

i'm tyriu
|e.t ne Infamous outragcs W"eA tNo ,""a
I.s u. .sn conceive of-tiat o1 steanns t,io uy ,.
I nj .,hes Of Abraham L'nco','. a oo. ,.a,asnn,
the perpetrators essape'' ut,na ,es',td the,,'
,he e,hlcnces ot tnel' '31'a' I.'a.s 80 rcyt
,,i though tne e's"s .s,,, .to,,
n nothing, II human 'aseuu.ts s,'1. - ann ~.
twill b. done, soneao" -. e."s, ,.a a,,..a,ton ~
..,,y knows how, J. Z. fo"oF' 'ao eusso ..,,.,.
.be Lincoln monument occame ',1psoo l,eso non
INA idea that tne!o "elo uee ,sata.,
,he remains, aaa na n"'a.. sn,1
HI. tuspIctons TO Leonatu ,,'. ams', .,,ara
paers Lincoln. They eou'd hasu'y oe!..ss s.s
that snY one, even thc n1s"ne9. ..u nuo s.,. .s%s
teouuiel IN tho 1ard' coulu eanec1so ,"., su tran
,b;ag However, to prevent ,ue .eteo .sn.. @ .o.
cr,t[pe out ot the h1apie' sno5
c]uled to lock the uoo'-to ps r.
CAUTIONS c1eR should tpcio w no." ~, s.nnst -
!eclnr. Accotdinely' o"ett "io'o W. s'.s".,a1,
ui this city, about TWO "eeR6 aso' 4eau'1s m,sis
Lin 10 stallion gaaFo III tao t'oll". .a,..',, ~
va, dope but no one ea'ao W ula*u,u ,,1,.as ..s
ro.psc. Defective 1}'IeH' ~ 'o oa's.a 49,
States Secret service, "1osu ae"as. 49, w.. 49,
ID CnEsaso, ha'lhs ouSheas ue'e' ~
requested by swctt ano Ilneo'u ~ ., nao 'st, ~.
Power, md to LOOK aroa.M lo"a' lu- "a1en ~.
.u.pielous claractera he aftlsca aet' .u!so 49, =.
tque days ago. anu ~ onee so1n1tne ~, ,'5 ,.,,
OIL shado@1he VI se's1a' ~ s'o '' ".a
hotels, but ~ sam
whom he feeoe'.'zca' ima ,,s,,.'
>lr Power eamc lnto to"h ~ ,lof.5 aaa .n .a",,
edup 1!FIelI aHu 'nus'"e0 u's,' tnA' ..-., W.
ban.-!ookug cases i!au neett ou' W ~ .s. ~.
looking around, anu nc leit ass"feu eh"t tnss
, 1876-11-08

III tl,c City of New York In the Tcar ending
showing ai. }ilcre.so Il 5, ,yOl IN one year.
The following table Wlll show tho cost OF the
scrytce III the cities named, Including tho entire
post-Oi1ce EXPENSES tho cost per piece Ut post
al matter In mills, and tic average cost per car
rlcr:
, 1876-11-08

For Cost4vencas. Dyspeps'a, and for poor
Fos sale by Van Sehaaek. atsvcnana i l.4iA.