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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-11
All Diseases Of the Blood.

II VEoETINE will relieve pain, cleanse, pu-
rlfy and cure such diseases, restoring the pa
tient to perfect health after trying different
physicians, many remedies suffering for years,
Is It not conclusive proof, Ii you are sufferer,
you can be cured? Why IL this medicine per-
blood, In the circulating fiuid. 1t can truly DO
called the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The
great source Of disease originates in the blooi;
and no medicine that does not act directly up
on 1t, to purify and renovate, has any just
claim upon public attention.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-11

The many Methodist people of this
p ,ninsula shoIld give their Conference
Academy lift through its difficulties as
Go icribeG in letter elsewhere.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-11
Would Give q Dollar for a Dose.

II. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-I have been badly afflicted with
Kidney Complaint for ten years; have suffered
great pain IN my back, lips and side, with
great difficulty In passing urine, which was
accompanied with blood and excruciating
pain. l have faithfully tried most of the
popular remedies recommended for my COM
plant; have been under the treatment of
al of whom pronounced my case incurable.
This was my condition when was advised by
9, friend to try the VEGETINE, and could see
the good effects from the first dose took, and
from that moment kept on improving until
! was entirely cured, taking In all, should
think. about six bottles.
II ts indeed valuable medicine, and II I
would give dollar Tor a dose, II l could not
eet IL without. Respectfully,
,.-- j. Nj. GLE,
36t Third St., South Boston.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-11


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IA soyereisu Specific In Dyspepsia, Nervous De
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si., Epepsy. soistca Spinal Derangamspt. imno
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he appliances arc strongly charged With electric
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ADDRESS,
DIR. BRYAN.
1snlsa~ l17 East Fift senth street.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-11
SeYentY-one Years Of Age. 4

EAST MARsHFIELp, Aug. q, 1870.
MIR. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I am seventy-one
years Of age have suffered many years with
Kidney Complaint, weakness In my back and
stomach. was induced by friends to try your
for weakness of the kidneys ever used. I
have tried many remedies for this complaint,
and never found so much relief rs from tho
VEaErINE. 1t strengthens and !nyigorates the
whole System. Many OF my ncqnaintances
have taken It, and believe II to be good for
all the complaints for which 1t Ia recommended
Yours truly, JOSIAH II. SHERMAN.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-11

When your Baby 10 restle,s while teethinr
get DR.. Bull'e Baby Syrup, . dose OF it will
relieve the little sufferer 1t once. Only rs
cents a bottle.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-11

The new gloves, heavily stitched Or en-
broidered on the back of the hand, have
been previously described, and divide
favor with the self stitched in the same
delicate styles hitherto prevalent. As to
color, the medium shades lead, but service.
able and even handsome gloves are
brought out in dark hues, while for dress
occasions We lind all manner of pale tints
to say nothing of white. For evening
and full dress the Harris Provost" sidt
cut glove is preferred, as it is extremely
elegant and stylish. The Harris Seamless,
is also very durable and perfect in fit
while somewhat more moderate in price
the Victoria and Donna Maria are mucl
esteemed by the jGlloious class o
purchasers. tosALIND MAY.
Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-11

lAeho Va CelNlhl lTDlll WHICH tllG arms
radiate, is four and half feet in eircum-
ference. Unfortunately the delicate eyes
had been destroyed on the voyage OF in
putting it on board: but the socket of one
measured eight inches in diameter.
The appearance of the animal when in
the water is described by the fishermen as
extraordinary. The tail he'd cot Iast on a
rock as it was swimming backward, and it
Was rendered powerless. In its desperate
efforts to escape the ten arms darted about
in all directions lashing the water into
foam, the thirty foot tentaeles in particular
making lively play as it shot them out and
endeavored to get a purchase" with their
powerful suckers, so as TO drag itself into
deep water. It was only when it BECAME
exhausted Gnd' the tide recede5 that the
fishermen yentured to approach it. Its
mode of moving through the walker is
remarkable, Hehind the head on one side
q tube or funnel is visible, which is con-
nected with the bronchial or breathing
organs. The water is admitted 10
these organs by valves, which
allow it to enter on the muscular
dilatation of the body; and when the
water so admitted has communicated its
oxygen to the blood it is expelled by this
tuoe, just rs III lne ttisp Vi haheS IL Is
driven Out at the gills, But then this
eifeto water, after purifying The blood of
Tie creature, ia not merely got rid of, but
is utilized SO MS TO be subscrvicnb to the
movements of the animal. liy uiccting
the water through the funnel with force it
is, by Che reaction Of the surrounding
medium, enabled to dart backward with
amazing rapidity. This is ils usual mode
of locomo.ion, and nothing can surpass
the ease and elegance of such movements.
The body is just visible above the surface
of the water; the funnel Ia at work be-
low, like hydraulic engine, ejecting the
water, while the triangular lin which
forms the tail acts the part of front
rudder and directs the way. 1t also
moves forward by means of the fin-like
expansion OF its tail, and sideways by
means of the side-tns or the expansions
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-11-14
TOWN.
LIST
OF
THE JURORS DRAWN TO SERVE
AT THE
n XT CEMBER TERM
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Ii ST

CLERKS OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, LA.,)
October -, A. D. 1877.
DE IT KNOWN THAT ON THIS,
- the 18th day of October, a. d.
1877, we, Charles G. Weems, John 2.
Smelling, Joseph w. Moore and Benia-
min Turner, qualified electorssand duly
appointed members of the Jury Com
mission for the Parish of Rapides, did
assemble in the Office of James II. Rams
dell, Clerk of Court for said Parish. and
in company with said Clerk, did draw
from the General Venire Box prepared
for that purpose, the names of one hun
dred aud ten qualified electors, who are
to serve as Jurors at the hgxt December
term of our District Court, as follows
tO-Wit:-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-11-14
s. ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
DEMOCRAT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH.
TIE r III :.

THE DEMOCRAT is published Weekly at
Four DOLLARS per annum-Two Dol
LARS and Fifty CENTS for six months
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. No sub
scription taken for less period than
six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate
of ONE DOLLAR per square for the first
insertion and FIFTY CENTS for each
subsequent one. Eight lines or less
(breyier type) constitute % square.
OBITUARY NOTICES, Marriages, Public
Meetings, Cards Of Thanks, ETC., to be
paid as advertisements
PERSONAL CARDs-wheu admissible
charged double the usual advertising
rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26
PREPARATIONs For coRrRx,s rnr.1

Application for Joseph Columns admi,.ion :.
bail vas renewed on saturday, but judge sytbe,l,ss
he'd that could only be made wien the Court Of Csr,i
sessions was IN session and decaed to consider the qes
Office FOR C0burn'5 trial On Tuegd,v ana -. ~ .
trct-AttOiuey Rollins SHd that he sioTld c,,n1 ~
further posjpOHrHent.. An cxira panel Of ~ 49, ~ ~
Ic A+inhoh'd to-iay ."F attend nee tO-nOFT,U fog-
Ing Systematic eliJr,s have been rnadr by q t Iy.s
friends 20 excite sympathy Ia hls bcyaT 'sslhs
physicians arc ID aaEy attendance upon nm o, 80
fODIJa, and n Is expected that aHGav.t. as 10 h. az ile
condition VIII be- Produced IL CONT when III 60 'i ~
ch'Ib. OWING 10 SOM Misunderstanding connected ,t
the legal rInarrEenI q, the cgsr, Charles = s,.li
cX7Jldge Curtis. a-' Joan i. OAeIl have ceased hi
counsel ana ne I1sprcr vii ba deieude! by Elgas
Chapman and Charles ". Brooke ~@' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26

had mower under the law of Pennsylvania to m vacancies
I'm the office of cecor under aud by virtue OF the W
Penusylvania which Is In the words iOho"lnE "u ~
none other whatsoever, namely: II any sueh rlott "
shall die from any cause 1911 10 nlteu VI thc
government M the time appointed by law, the electors
nrcseut shall proceed 70 choose UtUd rOce per5oD 10 M
the vacancy Occasoncd thereby, and mmedlateiy atr
such choice the name OF tho sersOn so chtpth Hhd
transmitted by the presiding ohcer or tnne III
lrgc the Governor, whose uuty ~ nn.i
be forthwith cause notice To bc gwen III "Ill.
slch person Of his election, and tho person so eecte
and not person In whose place ne sha pe cho9cn
shall DO an CectO and shall with the other electors per
form the duties enOincd them as afOreSald ;; "u'i
the undersigned further state that uhIer ssu
Iow tbc electors present had no authority
To appoint the said Henry j. BOggs TO I'LL the vacancy "a
the said Daniel j. Morrill, or on any other GROUNDS %a
ever and that aid supposed appointment OF sald cy
l. Boges was wholly without authority 0t law, ana was,
aud il null aud void. Wherefore the undel5igned aver
that the said Henry j. BOggs was not duy appOlultu
by the state OF Pennsylvania In the manner tal ls
Legislature directed that ne was not ented 10 Sasl
his vote a. elcCtUr for said Stale, ana tlal ms fOtc ~
snch should be- because II cannot be cOnstuuony,
counted and the undersigned hereto annex tho evidence
10 sustain the above objections, which has Drel TAKEN
he fore The Comnttc the House of Representatives on
the Powers. Privileges and Duties 81 inc I2 us
f-il,urlD William A. Wallace, VI. W. RANSOM ana WIN
Pnkncy Whytc United States Senate; ". :. SiohGrr
Ucnn J. r. Tucker Wal, Charles H. Roberts !NnJ' "a
cob Turnry UpcnuJ ". ". ScuOuS (Atk), l.. D. toiIh'
T'punl william Hutchlcr PENN, Alex. q. Cochranc
ltnn), John H. Vance (OhO), q. a. jerks pehhJ
Attached the objections copy OF the PRESIDENTS
commission to Mr. Morre certified b. tho Secretary OF
State and the testimony taken with reference to THIS
ease before the Committee the Powers Privileges ana
duties Of the House.
when he reading was finished 0here being no further
objection to the vote 81 IennSy yan) the senate fcIHed'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26

satatves for the time being shall act President until
The disability Is removed President elected Ii was
ccptcnded In the caucus that should there be 30 dcclar
ton before The Eta of March Of the election OF Pres
dent based on the electoral returns. there would De no
such vacancy as contemplated hv the law ana thelVIoc
lluyision S.Oud De made iOV such Contlua h'H' go,
Reure sentative Field stated that he had prepare" p
T. meet the contingency, which he explained ,..,,.,
After some discussion, the caucus au0ptcu rt1'l"u
ipstyuctinc Tie Committee tho Powers, fnNleS's,
and Duties OF the House 60 report the mi on h" vi
n tbc earliest practicable moment, Inc mn lIoT,neS
t,9t in case there be election OF PRESIDENT anu
pc,idrut OF the senate snal assume thS iuhcths ol
i;ScUt oud now election is he held ~ tiIuc 10
r. Gxrd nv me COMMITTEE. The resolution further IN
striIrts me committee TO report Nh Fields hill pr"Nh
i, FOR ou3 irdrrGi,iO proceedings before INC llVd
'fes S,prcnc Court with reference 10 the final set g.
,ncnt II the Presidential question: hc Electoral b con-
t,,utnls ne definite provision Regarding the su9t,l
Tn NJ was lsa some general discussion relative to me
6,s,sa OF points OF oIdrT that may arise GuilnE tIt u
I ar count Of the electoral vote hut no rCsOlW!oHS Oh
tis pont were adopted, and the caucus al BIO p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26

take the only course open 81 We provide tribunal
This bill leaves every question To that l9una' :, ~ ~,
cdc not one OF them II does not intend To decide one ~
tbom-uo nat one Now, turn tO my fenlarhs h 'nis
House that bill being passed by Republth oeate' "
tin .ssuranee OF the men Who framed the sccliul,
snd 10 my associates in this House thcrel hn ulo W
coulnrciuise In a; Won TO ~ before tlai
assert maintain aud defend your claln-hht lh'y cur
mot On behind tbc decision OF the canyasslng pOhiu AN
IN he charged with bad faith III the lace on he lu"sC
aud Of the coupry by gentcman who smut ms eyes ~
and undf rtnok Ia lead his party, actnS rs nc
saws under u d iGcrcnt understandings -, -. 10,
Mr. Cochranc Dem, Penul SAID mat tle country uu
prilu heard from the partisan eight OF the JONI ,Ul
.son and OF course, Il had given oregon 70 nay
Nothing Sc had been expected. Acn VINO couh NiolG
eycrv riuciie of law and equity In the cases oi fUru
and Louisiana could scarcely be expected 10 40 J"'0'
in the of oregon. III. ,..... -, o,
agreed 10 by a yOe of 1Jl Yeas To lo' NAYS =, - ,
The Souate was notified OF the action Oh te hoso u"
that tle House was now ready for its reception
MEASURES ron THE FUTURE.
After fhe Senate mad again retired, Mr. Walng tDen'
Obio asked leave to offer resolution insrucilhS Inc
committee on Privileges to inquire into and report
without unnecessary delay what are the powers ana
dule Of the House in view OF the rulings ana decisions
nj the Electoral Commission under the laws creating
.nc Commission whic, law authorized nn inquiry mo
me focts of he Presidential election III Lousina ana
Eio,ll bu- which instruction had been partlsay dHfe
rlrdcd and decided Dy said Commission.
Mr.. kaSsOn OcP luWa) ogectt!; 49,, w.. ..,, q
Mr. Vince Diem Ohoj moved that the House take
until 10 O'CLOCK On 'ioh"dy' -'T'''" w -''
1873; Nays, l2l. 81, . . ann
Inst npforc the vote announced thcFc was Il ihH,
ipy sgalust tire recess but enough Democrats VINO hIu
voted No. changed their votes to carry the recess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26
4 RIRGLAR SUNT.

Thomas McWilliams, who keeps feed store
nj no s3 Nrll,Se and sleeps in room over Bis store
was awakened early yesterday morning by noise IN the
room below him. He went down stairs ana saw Two
BURGLARS ut work at The money drawer Running outside
he called loudly FOR the police and Omcers PnNls ana
Cl of the sixteenth Precinct hastcged to his assist
opc, The burglars endelyored TO escape Int
rested by the officers. Officer Purys obliged 70 use
ms voiyer in order stop OF the thieves no was
c5raung H. fired and the bail struck hc burglar IN the
cali OF the right lex Just below The knee, cuslug im Ia
f,U immediately Al the RtatlOn-hol~r The prisoners
,lye lie name, ~ Joseph Smn, l., az No. 80 West
twenty eigtAs, and Thomas Clark, axe ~, OF No. zoo
Nes Thir,-iourth-st |, subsequently usccTtaned
that the two men, the night, had broken INTO the
coal oi Thomas stokes NJ No. 313 Teuttavc, and
carried of -ovtvGl articles of value which found In
their possession wHen they were captured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26

It was stated on Saturday that new cable
colnnauy under tie ti,e o. the Union Gable Company,
l.,d been formed in Canada, WITH a view 70 uniting
r,;l, on the N0;a scoiian coast with point on the
coast OF Ir!oui, AID to lay cable from Quebec down
tc Calf OF s Lawrence. Ii is expected that Che Cana
dian Goycrnpcut viii favor tbs scheme. and shoud it
s,.oc ed efforts VIII be made to unite the Direct Cable
COMPANY with thc nov company Nh For'in Is at The
head OF Tie movement.
gp.sEu, of the scheme for laying cable between
pa!tlmorc and Belgium, before Congress Mr OIL
plant American manager of the Direct Gable Company
rlr,rouncrd It worthless and iulpncic""ie IL would
rulir, he .aii 5000 miles OF cable, and no existing
II, was capable ar r"ynC thGt quantity - ~ shuu
Dee decided 10 lay In twO sections, tie MIea NcIT jlc
only ~ .ht available tag st.ppinSpLe2 ana Ire fotu
.ur.t GOV, ramon NpUd ne. Srth' 60 nee AIRY tIN
t,. IN tuc conditions laid down nv Nr 'h, NAT II
.,.I ,.u s shores FREE 20 Americans. IN" char Ger
limits the rates go shilling word and ms r"hll not
b., made - pay Irc great depth az wafer Wouid m
,.., the cost, and tr chJrer pFNrht'l ire COM
u.iy from aWalg1matnE WIN any oiaef COMPANY, IL
would safer undcr all the disadvantages ~ u single
ire which WAS liable to break al any moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26
pANnnAI NOTES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2j.-FcarS are expressed
that the counting the electoral vote may not DC Ter
minated before the close of the present week. ana rs no
person in thar case could, under the PROVISIONS OIL INC
Electoral Act be declared elected to the frea"eHV'
tb cond De TO such vacancy is contemplated by the
Constitution This apprehension is snare" Dl
many Of the Democrats as IS evident from the 7c'oh
~ the cancus last night in instrUciug Representative
Fold 10 report his Hill for NV tlee'loh
gseinaiorty hope however, That the count WI % com
Melted by Thursday least, aud will devote t"elI ''
ges 10 that end. bat they are uncertain Is 10 ''
sslt by that mc thoy cam soc Wha' n''ohS W "
lection, NAV made merely to cause delay ii IA, count
- y,,t decree Of success such Efforts for delay may
meet with. ,..
T1.soa3r al.nroach OF the Presidential term has
already attracted a large number o VISITORS ii"n az
parts OF the country TO the capital and according 10
rescut indications there will he Is many S'f'6'lS Dei'
Il, on any previous Al Of March
P.,res.utqtivc Lord Of New-YOrk, who was detained
II, sickness and death in his family has returned l"
Waslu.tan lie opposed to any dllatoiy acton IL Ie
c.rd 10 the electoral count.
Many Southern Republicans are urging 'he NY
poumcnt Of Senator Acorn as member "i tf' C'oh''
OF President Hayes, should that gentleman succeed 20
In prcslcucv. ON The ground that sugI an appointment
Wonld be entirely satisfactory to the south ANA that It
yorld aid in enabling the Republicans to regain o'A'r'
q Mississippi and Other southern States.
Tie Electoral Commission were ia session yesterday
n uoon bat there being 40 business recess was ''h'"
until o'clock Al that time further recess was taken
until o'clock. wlica was again cAvi"-| "N'l' D. '
Wien the Commission adjourned uah Monday at 10
o'clock %. IN.
Yesterday morning rumor gained circulation that ar
attcInp, would he made when TIE Sn.e passed ia pro
c.sion through the ToHda, ON is way To The house, 10
s..1e the two mahogany boxes containing 'ie''"'u TO-
tsrns carried 10y Capt BassctL assistant ""'i"''Ptf
@. tie senate, in orde. 10 prevent any i1r'h'I
.,.r ,-gz 81. .gs.p ti II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26
AN EXCITED FRENCuMAN INTERRUPTS CHURCH
SERNI(E.

An irrascible Frenchman made an unexpected n-
terrpon yesterday morning at the French Church of The
Holy spirit West Twenty seconds The rector the Rev.
Leon Pon finished tho communion service ana was
giving parish notices the chnce rail Win apparent
provocation person who sitting In one OF the forward
pews began violent harangue rolling hsrs and
gesculatng with marvellous apdiy. lie protested against
tho general the church and parish and tho
rector personally For there was slight ex.
,ement and usng In the rews and one or two ladies left
the church four minutes the excited French
man sat down. apparently having expressed his opinion 10 hts
The rector had stood quietly during the
tire then hpshed his announcements IN his usual
niaulOr, and gave out The hymn. -
sell conspicuous ia ths NAY named C0mmds. and ILat he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26
OFFICIAL PROCEEDIEGS.
DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.
ATTEMPTS 20 DELAY rGoCrEpIECS-IAEAT"o on TIE
NEEGnN QIrsIION.


ATTEMPTS 20 DELAY rGoCIJpINCS-IHDAT"C OK TIE
OREGON QUESTION.
WAsHINGrOv, Feb. 2j.--Aiter the transaction
O. snsu amount oi bushes, yesterday in the House.
tlc speaker laid before the House communication iion
J slice Nathan Ct ho.d, informing the Housa that tie
Electoral Commission had considered ana decided Ia"
question submitted it in regard to tie Vot's OF tht
safe Of Oregon and had transmitted MS decision 10 De
~, sident of the senate.
Mr. Mcmahon Dem, Ohio offered resolution H.
rcctUg the Clcsk Of the House notify tie senate That
III. House would De ready at o'clock today 10 receive
that body for the pulpose OF continuing the electoral
count. .. ,.-,...,. .
Mr. wilson u!ep Iowa raised the point OF order hat
nothing was in except resolution go iQi'I tA'
Senate that tbe House now rtja' ID receive lHdt
b.dy He therefore offered that resolution. he NshGt
l. cal attention to tie fact tia. the yc:y moment the
Commission reported that ii had come To- decision it
h.il OF the House much az TIE G'.lOSil 4" nc
senate As OF the House. Tie act arranged lor TIE Nis
meeting in the La OF the House, Du j was no q 'iit
Violation Of tie sIriJ OF The act that tAe Sahr si1u
AK the House meet IL IN The senate Cainh"I IMAM
a. at the House should shut its doors ana prevent ~
E nate ITOm cO!aiHE - Ms han. ....--.-
The speaker lllitd that Mr. Mcfahons r'sCutloh was
il order bat that Mr. Wilson's Ulution could De oci"u
o. q substitute. Ii Cle ed and was agreed tC-
Yeas, l4j; Nays, 81. ,,
me question Was then on the resolution as amended
MIR NauCp LDtIU, ONO cBdcdN0rCu 70 iu@k' Il !LouUh
for a recess until 10 O'Clock on Monday Dat was nor
reCognlZ d. - -