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New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
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manufacture -Tls alaciIai.Y of ever ... 4r-a'iooa
5le1m5oai5 enc kG,iroa1s.
&LBANY AND TROY by DAY B0ATs.-
n e. vrLsakD md DANIEL DaEW irave ,et;-.-a.
Per S iL l' b. ara 5tl-,t '' = .a a,g.n- '' . .i
,sgsrr e iu'1 h ll, laa ia7 M ,.. 'n ,t +, M [ p w
4ia- iof '.ga ga IoltLe.l III. r. = toints y rll. +"
or coupons .aod 9n HUDSON Ei-.r sa.rla lr. received l4
uoIr ior uss9re. FREE ira AN~Fti. i-ur lli o iiIJt-
,l- * ,r IN td- IN ~ .-a5 Il nj, r.,.L .cr Sew.
yurE contra. aat Tor saratoga on 90" wnnrr
baltimore AND 0sT0 RAUR0AD.-
L.ags SEES, for, .oas of Dssorasss ana carludt-
$50 % u nr ss1u-,ou lna Ves. grar1Ies. .a-ie5
on 40 IRE roat4 making close connections Tor -a..-1--
Ir0 ,. 10. washington and lac 0-s.. rr richmond
.sd .He south .rr.fase.ie Pullman ..-l t.-Io.,
Asimore aEd ls.,n2,an il-.le clone connections for
sa1 p. d.. ,or v -.na.t,a f.loa-n saiiu4n aars
$50 p. H. s.i,r. .fr yil,1 ln -c1-' and west 9a
~ 1 p r.tsb -s. j.e -aa.. a s.it. '.. so1a,r, IS
washington win Iaine .or Lylci1u7. To~a New. riens,
F.- tr-al6 r...-e pleas, ci' ., o'rssn-. orc.. 81.
2um.R,tr. at ss uct. rI .,s, 800 20 .qftlla-
ASK s5G ricNlTs VIA a.-riAoi4 AND ONO
yATSAILL and sTUEFEaANT BOATS
,r ..sI-.r w - .-a ,- ,r 3D.. 5a a- a-r,.s - .- '
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J..
nrH .-. IDr rE ne sI.llic a-l.ir.a 4;L-t
Ftal.-r5 CITY nf Lfft art SARATOGA leave t.l.
rssC ,1lloI. -c-e-. so l.l Usa..o. .Lecsg. 20 al
,.,rrt rt.-i,r.ll C. .s r.l.I.. -trr-r.ur.a.raf.
Q,ENrRAL RAILROAD ~ EEw-JERsEY.
re. sir 3, ..7-r,Ii .psr. r. .a.ar-l.
sar .a r.r
..i, .n ilr ss-. I..ri ..I, NAlcn Chunk Illi-.
q"a ,t i.-as '.fl' p. % i.a ..i .... So. ,. , ,,..-
d. ri-I.r Ela.-..for. r,-..e -f.i-. .Gua.. Fl.-ss
it-r. T..aua Hsz.-uu i.caa. .. HARRISBURG
m.-Fnr ll-i,.. 8.i rlie-.- -, ii-l'-'t,l l-
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5'" !. .,. .,... .. la. nj .t-t...-
4ar .reas f., .o'al .,n. IS i'e ,'1-,,, , - -''' w .
pcur, rr, = ,,--- gf, -tirt. .aa sr 500 y. 3D. .5-
hi ton, hoa'-ng. lAa iiAi illsbaI-
.-.- a.. 49, ---, - IL r.s,-r.r.,ar
4 w Dl.NiiiH t-Jt',t ,t.---f' ~ - 80
o. = 'i.ss.' e4.' iti rr.l -iil''s. i- '.- '.i'
$3.50 r. .-lrrr nr lf4u- ,fi i.li. .I' tt- '.lifr' -
E--PfE~- Ff.iN t.NL lr.T7"rl tt-y 9.s and loHA
B1aIlGl. .N.I. i-ttt b tNb l'f rs III htN .-r
PULL1i.N Tt RItE CAR. attaches, o." uItls leaving
E.-UrD.l RATES FOR TIE @tA-4f
Sagei connect lr 3atsga e. ~'fltl 0 iii l "a oisi-
49," 80 ''-'' ''''
= frr-
pDi--g g.f,JD,t R0r-rF
FOR rEETTDE ANU PrtIIA rELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
4lualral 5nslrume'Us

--~~-----~----~~~--
/ FEW secondhand WLBkR PIANOS at
- great barzas % gss. Juf snort
Cre by Gal Jest muscsu and really ilusl sOol ~ uew
.Ily warr<Htsd .l oyary respect
p.s.-se call 81 is
wFBER wAREROosfs. 5tilave. aud lGuf-t
4 GREAT OFFERi We will during these
n lard tmes dlsp"-- - 100 PIANOS a OKbA Ms. uoW
AMI secondhand ~ irstl4es u>safs uens a TEAS,
RBHl xl f0r.
.ilal eg hefare 11rre.l WATEK~' GRAND -2JAhE
TpHTsHr Fr4NGS a DFas. sAs RESI- MADE.
4.ET- WAsThD. liIatfStel dialogues Nailed. I'D
4scoGUt Ls<eh~Is, nI1Is-rs chufclss - sheet
alu.ic uslf gr.cr. MDhACL PAiLts x SoSs lslultc-
.BJ Dealers. 50 NAst lft1-,t. y. y.
EXTRAORDINARY SACRlFICE-Superi0r-
II ton,i .l.srsy c2v-i ~ p-He forte and
cont lssdssce No ~ hast
stl-sC
I TGHTE Il ERNST, old house OF Lighte y
Bradbury sScr Spohdd PA No FORTIIs Et isw
BFlcea ssssiy Eass isa.sL 4.so
snifhs - AlEElCAE 14tSXkr
- X BALL - Co..
y. 10 II EAST lGrH.gr.
Cheks1nRs stsisw sa ether Pianos snf orssos ns
lCf cash oL In5taIlnenta, a11 f0I re1L
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
GitudtloHs Uarteo-fenaies.

AT BOOKHAM'S, $50 4fh-ave. near oath
y a.. a parties wanting Hep. gnd hrp wanting -iiua-
tl1us. c.l LnnotiateT English fenoi swedish German
and irish Iru cnOAs auLtresse-. cAauurals,
aitros.es ladie, Esaiis hsew rzcIa, aad those
lately an.el- f. RAYMOND. Proprletor
TT MAURICE LlNDQUISl'r swedish Ser
= -anfs' jos last 18th sis Se,lsh German aud
French PROTESTANT servants only Femae ami male ior city
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
Gunner Bodrh.

The iantud of gf ne nat utrassl BOARDING. housa IN
Bef str - H.. sret me 9fsr dd. that he 1ft711eG
h tsrgrfy o. garsy,IsiBg .iHE NuW YORK
itii Al Btny uh0 ~ M i0nss mtTe5d mar l4g
AHD NJ Rh0ac htylsd
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

E0OKS-Readv for city or country under
- stand au kints Of be-t cooking for Families
lfels or hoarng hunsas sober. honest r-aUe hep, win
ga0i re'ereuces. Dr a. the PROTESTANT HOME
I.i9 have. fti house above lOt1si.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

= EW-I OiIk and Lose ERAND \ DIV E~tO&.
a ri.sas .ea.o for -mDos. ilas Long -l'li
zc. a.. % 10 % r, j. ii.. 2 D. iu Al
$3.50 r u. ..t--. igu- tar. tt. t. 1fr -
GEPFE~- ram rfNE Ie7g"rl yey OTIS 4nd Long
Bf-1lGl. .Nf. ii-I b svb I'f f1 lt diN AIS.
PULL1isN TtRIlt CARS attached O" ,i1-ls leaving
s-' . 3.s 8- l.
T-D-CrI RATES FOR TIE SEASON.
STAGE 35ts ttfl n ti cvfnI - "Dttl
AID qua. u I4d roa 'jl-tt A-.A-AA4
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
TOOK. WASHER and IRONER.-By q Ser
.tHAMRERM and WAITRFsS. 10 assist

L will washlag 10y highly respectable ad vel" reclni
menied young EXCELLENT chamDerfnaid ana very
rued yi-o.s cleans silver etc, understands me Work tr
oughy honest and obging city or country S6s 5t
~ nD-lr. !.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

HIDEEFIELD PARk HOTEL.-FOrty min
u lte- from city Ncv-Jersey Midland railway. Boat
iug. Jstiung fishing. BRASCIS HOFkY, Little Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

2 EW SUMMER RESORT HOUSE.-Fhe Ex-
q c..I1r UaUs,. Just but tnst sgtty ridge be
tagerl l-Sr p.i.la and Mirror Like, uaaE ne, laed
stratloU parties ispgndne ue summer months ~ the
ufln-. Terms reasonable. For particulars, address
h o. EEF,rr-,iN Isl. NGrfI LlIG- 81. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

{ OEG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.
IL VA ELWIEHskl Sot rHfhN RAILROAD.
Commencing JurT i4 lrt.. -tt.tI.-ra tcT- t.rk
prl s Sor-h River, foot Gectofs, connecting sandy
Book Hiih T-.s.- .Dr
Ions Br1nca s2l 500 no. fn 3 g. 3. U:l- D.. %.
rh.as.i pa4 ana f9r ...ve-. 3d. t o 49, Jil
-lle 2ar HHrneg.- lLd Grlcu Htyen. $40 a. .Ga
5.s5 90 n
ocean Grove. O. j1 o.. rn. lIc 3. ;.
kIlsilc .Ild-.i"u. tfllnfl F, trpt Nay $50 m
sllItay ys. Tor La.g Branch "-3u q. ll.
: : ! .mrr-L .r ~
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

DOMESTIC PORTE.

ho-- .rg c. TIE Great Western Linz steamship ARA
g., csI -uoat from NevYor. July - srrvoi Hero %
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

5 EHlGH VALLEY R4ILROAD.
a. ARRASGEMENT gF PAa@tsGEE TRAINS jan 4.
douots r0t ri r9r4ufi rud ue-nrrs-sfs af
6sO D. u ,.tt Ezpfasa caiiv fir 1z'aa bethlehem. Al
lrntoV. EaucA Chu.s. H -tr1Lrfc tff-tc H. e-ffc ,T
Ithaca Auburn. Eoc-e-tF, fara- Na2ars faf auf tha
W oa Pullman 8ls.t-4- rS~NaS~ <ii-csrd
HORT. T. -uF.i znc kaE'f-
Gsaefa Eastern OiEce eolaer ChuIcs .is 80 .t -
Agent.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
A-EW NnTNTAN VIFW HOCSE. siruate

y ile rski Mlnfus, p miles vest ol caro- IL
Ia-7 Heara-. place; GOOD o,-tiol pleasant scelrfy
Iu-r a..i .crynuuiao 30 DOaucis E0urs new ID bed
rn0u.. .puvef .Ic8 driving; -5 sG per week;
pIlcr, than oucfrd 70 each gIrst
rouveyaIrU residence not
tcr.. ri1aolaD; time tIum now
uu Jt.nIr-. LElNAt.b H. g. Ahl-lS''N.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27

Eaton, the Democrat, said in explain
ing Why be separated himself from the
rest OF the Democrats in his opposition
to the bill. that he regretted the action
Of the Legislature in his State in request
ing him to vote for the bill, but be was
glad that the vote had been recons:dered /.
He vas honest in his convictions, and be
denied that the power to count the cleo
toral vote was vested in the President OF
the Senate; it was lodged in the two
Houses Of Congress. He thought that
both parties would be cheated by the
hill
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27

DEATH OF j. Il. L"vEJoY.-A tele-
gram to the Reno Gazette informs that
paper Of the sudden death of J. X.
Lovejoy. widely known as sold Pi-
ute." His death occurred on the
morning OF the 18th at his ranch near
Verdi. Lovejoy, according to his Gus
tom, had risen at an early hour ard
was building a fire when he was taken
with violent fit of coughing, which
ruptured a blood vessel and caused
instant death. Mr.. Lovejoy was, we
believe from Illinois, and followed
some years the profession OF journal
ist. In 1864 he published "The Old
Piute " newspaper in Virginia City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27
Assembly Bill No. Y, the deficiency

Assembly Bill No. 72. the deficiency
bill, was ordered engrossed.
Assembly Bill No SO. the County Com
missioners' bill, vas amended and Or
dered engrossed.
Assembly Bill No. 81, concerning
crimes. was ordered engrossed.
Assembly Bill No. SO. concerning
crimes. was amended and ordered print
ed, and made the special order for Fri
day, February 9Th.
Adjourned at l:48 Pm.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27

Scarlet fever Is so prevalent in Bos-
ton that the Board Of Health has is
sued a circular to citizens. The rec
concentrations are that the patient be
isolated, that all articles that cannot
he afterwards cleansed he removed
from the room. that after recovery the
ceiling and walls be rubbed clean, and
that clothing be boiled thoroughly
or burned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27
NEW TODAY.
|. 0. G. F. NOTICE.

special meeting Of Carson Lodge, No. 4. J..
o. o. -, will be held in tn ir Hall on SAB.
BATH. DAY next, January 2sth, at 1890 A. M.
for the purpose OF attending the funeral Of our
late Bro. WM. PATTERSON. P. G. Our sister
Lodge, and sojourning brethren in good stand
ing, are invited to attend. All societies of
which our decea ed Bro. was membar are re-
spectfully invited to attend. pos tion in the
procession will be assigned to each.
By order. n. 6.
Attest: Fl. II. BENcE, Sec. 27t2
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27

and let US give our Chief Executive
q salary in consonance with his duties
and wants, and one which will deter
him from prostituting his Office for
personal gain.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27

The material of the defunct Wash
ing.on Chronicle has been purchased
by the proprietors Of the Burlington
Iowa) Ha~keye, who will start .
Newspaper in Washipgton City,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27
PR opo SAILS.

CEAIEO PROPOSALS, BY PHY-
Ssicians having diplomas from aedicai Col
leaes and Institut S, will be received at the
county Clerks Office up to the 27th iostsnt, al
10 o'clock A. NJ, for medical treatment and
medicines for all INDECENT sick in the county
for the term of one year from February !, 1877
by order of the Board Of County Commission
ers Of Oimsby County.
r.. J. EDWARDS. County Clerk.
January IS, 1877. jaiotH
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27
NOTICE TO The CREDITORS O.
KELLY g. hiFkE.

WE ARE nov E:GAGED in
liabilities Of our firm, which will be complete;
as early as We are in receipt of full statements
from our san francisco correspondents, Ne SIS.
Latham 4 King when we will submit the same
to our creditors. KELLY s HOFER.
Carson, New, 25th Janisry, 1877. II
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The membe 8 Of Car:on Encsmpment, Ne. 2,
1. o. o. r.. are requ sted % meet at their Hall
at 10 30 A. NJ, on SUNDAY, 23th January, 1877,
for the purpose Of attending the funeral OF our
deceased Brother, VIM PATTERSON. 30 ourn-
ing Patriarchs in good standiog are cordially
invited to be present. By order OF the CT
Attest. E. F. Pierce, Scribe. 27t2
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27
N 0 T | G E.

CARSON CITY, Janua-y ~. 1877.
The members OF Union Lodge, No. 4. I. o. G
T , are earnestly rogue sted. on. AMI all. to be
present at their Hall this evening, Is business
of importanc. must b. atten led to-.
By order Of ]. Il. SMART, W. G. T.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27
PR 0 Pc SAL s.

CHALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
aboard and C-re Of the County Poor, for the
period OF one ear from February lst, 1877. will
b. received ut the Office ri the County Clerk, up
to the 27th ms ant. 10 o'clock A.,
Bidders will please state the price per week
for each pers n; and also the aggregate amount
per month for the whole number, be they lew
or ruany. L. J. ED WARDS, Clerk
January Is. 1877. jsl6tl7
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04
1000

New TELEGRAPH LINE.-Says the
iberia SHgdrBoWt of July &C., AS
promised our citizens when they sub
scribed, Mr.. Davis very promptly
commenced work last week. Poles
were first put up Oh Main street, COM
mencing at the telegraph office, and
now they stletch away off miles toward
st. Martinsville. Soon the line will
be completed to st. Martinsville; then
Breaux Bridge, and finally connect
with the OpelonSas line at Yermilion-
vile. We would suggest to our neigh
bors on the coast that they had better
communicate with Mr.. j. w. Davis,
at this place, about extending his line
across to Plaquemine, and thence
down to New Orleans. They will thus
be able to communicate With all of
Western Louisiana, as well as the
world generally, by way of New Or
leans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

land having levees on them are Hereby for
hidden from making, permitting or allowing
any cut, pathway or opening TO De MADE
wholly. or in part through their front levees,
or from permitting the same to continue where
made previously to the passage OF tins Or
dinance: and any violation OF this section
shall render tie owner lessee or his overseer
or agent allowingit subject to fine of (S20l
twenty dollars for each day when SAID open.
ing is permitted to remain after notification
from the board. of leyee syndlcs 10 close the
same. 5r5
Sec. IA. The president of the police jury,
and the parish attorney shall prepare blank
forms for notices to be served tor road and
leyee duty, and sand notices shall contain q
memorandum showing the duty imposed by
law, and the penalties incurred for neglect
inc it, and a blank form for notices to be
served on employers of labor informing
them of the names of the parties cited to
work, of the penalties incurred II they or
their agents shalt employ the said persons
during the time for which they have been
summoned, and asking for such aid IN tools
or otherwise as may be judged necessary for
carrying on the proposed work.
After such forms are agreed on the sald
president is authorized TO direct the print
| ing of said notices by the parish printer.
Sec. 15..lFhe board of levee syndlcs are
authorized to contract with owners of fipa-
rian lands or their agents who will undertake
to keep the levees on their front clear OF
briars and weeds, to close all openings on
demand to take precautions to render craw-
| fish holes harmless, and to ditch so as TO
/ carry off sepage water from the leyees.
As an inducement to the said parties to
contract as aforesaid, the levee syndies are
authorized to credit the said owner of the
land and all his employees and laberers EN-
ployed on the said tract of land, with such
number of days labor as they may consider
Just, but not exceeding six days full labor
| but no such credit shall be available to any
! lahorer who shall not continue to live ON the
said tract Of land the front Ievee of which is
covered by the contract of Communication, and
provided that the computation of actual la
| Dor on the leyee shall be available only fol
one year, and shall have no effect unless the
conditions OF the contract be faithfully car
ried out.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

Many stories are told of the clever
ness of the Cossacks in obtaining
what they need for themselves or
horses, and all tend to show that
their morality is of different type to
that of European civilization general
ly. Some of the stories may possibly
have been invented, bit they show the
general tone of feeling and what is
expected from these quaint, reckless,
merry troops. Passing through the
streets of Galatz, the thin, weary
looking horse of Il Cossack fell sud
denly, and lay apparently lifeiess on
the ground. Its master was moved
even TO tears, and bewailed the I'M
happy fate which had not only de-
prived him of a faVorite, but left him
horseless just at the most interesting
moment of the war. A crowd gather
ed around, and in it were men whose
kind hearts would not suffer them to
leave the poor man without some
practical expression of their pity. A
subscription was made, and tile man
taking the saddle from the lifeless
animal, went on his way with dried
tears, for he had actually wept. AS
the crowd were bending over the lit
tie horse in pure sympathy, whistle
was heard at the other end of the
street. The horse sprang to his feet,
and with joyful neigh joined his
master, whose clever trick was much
admired, even by those who suffered
Inv If
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04
Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
Bayou Lafourche and New Orleans.
Here is an item from the LouisvilIt

Here is an item from the Louisville
Courier Journal. twill apply to this
end many other placesin this country !:
Don't sit down and say, damn the
Dutch" Do like they do. Get mp
and go to work. If things amt lively
enough, put your shoulder to the
wheels of commerce and trade and
aid in getting the road Wagon. of old
fogyism out of the mire. Hitch the
mule of energy in the shafts, take the
whip of enterprise in your hand aud
make the dust fly along the road of
progress. Getup, dod blast your lazy
hides, advertise your business, let peo-
pie throughout the country know who
you are and what you've got to sell,
and our word for it, you'll have some
thing else to dosand think about this
fall than to sit around and wait for
business to come to you and ''cuss
the Dutch
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

Whatever may be said of the hard
ships of the farmer-and many of
them are ima giuary-he is the indie
pendent man after all. While banks
are breaking, merchants falling, foun-.
dries cooling down, mills stopping,
and manufactures becoming silent,
the farmers soil is just as productive
as ever. His markets may be dull, it
is true, and he may at times feel dis
couraged, but he has his own living.
Starvation never crosses his path. His
cotton fields and sheep will yield his
clothing, his granaries bread, his stock
meat, and his garden and orchard lux
uries.. So amid the real distress Of
other callings, he is still the indie
pendent farmer. Young men, think
of these things before you make up
your minds to look up some other
calling.-Mdn&feld Reporter.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

DR.. Townsend's Oxy-
.genated Air will puri-
fy the blood in one
third the time that
any other known REM
edy can. Why 7 be-
cause to inhale Oxy-
genated Air it goes
direct to the Lungs
and passes through
the tissues and comes
in direct contact with
the blood as it is fore
ed into the Lungs py
the action of the heart.
All the blood in our
veins returns to the
4
heart every four min
Iutes if the blood is
Igood, and is forced
from the heart to the
ilungs, and the moro
Oxygen youinhale in
Ito the lungs the more
lyou purify the blood.
when Oxygen comes
i'm contact with thu,
in the blood
lit carbonizes and
lbitrns, causing the
ibleed to he heated so
THAT it warns every
lpart of the body, as it
igoes on its revolutions
Through the system.
If your blood is pure
lyou can not be sick .
We drive Mercury
land all other impuri-
lilies out of the blood.
I'VE guarantee TO pur-
lify the blood IN one
third the time of any
totller known remedy.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04

There has recently been weak at
tempt made to deny the statement
that there lisa growing discomfort with
NICHOLS in his own party. The truth
is there are some people in this State
who supposed if the radicals could be
defeated they would at ONCE step into
a nice office. Governor Nichols didn't
meet these expectations and cnnse-
queBtly tlley ARE somewhat boisterous
in their denunciation of his admins
tration. We believe every honest
citizen in the State who did not ex-
pect an office, is a warm supporter of
Gov. Nichols. State Register.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-08-04
The New iberia .Sunn,.- Ro,rl y uoI

The New Iberia Sugar Bopl, well
informed paper upon agricultural mat
tiers IN the Attakapas region says:
The cane eropAstill remains very
promising, and as all cane is now
laid by,o there can be little doubt
OF the yield being at least fully as large
ms, that of last years crop. The cot
ton crop is unusually good for the
season, being heavily laden with bolls,
flowers and forms. No worms heard
OF in all this section. The corn crop
is the poorest Of all. While in some
places an abundance will be made, in
other localities it has suffered so much
from drought that it will ineommode
planters.
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Town Of DonaldsonVille.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
New Orleans & Texas, Railroad.
K TIMETABLE.

TIMETABLE.
The steamer st. Francis Belle leaves head
of Bienyille street, New Orleans, daily
Sundays exeeptedl at7;3o \ NJ.
Mail train leaves Westwego daily Sundays
excepted) atS:45 a. Nj arrives at Donald
sonville at 1880 P. NJ. Returning, leaves
Donaldsonyille att Ills PM, arrives at
New Orleans 5:3p. ~
UNDAY SefnsDU LE.--Stealner leaves New
Orleans as nhOve at 7:45 A. NJ. ----- Train
leaves Wesfwego g, arrives at Donaldson
vile at I'm. Returning, leaXes Donald
sonyille at 1;30 =. NJ, arrives at New or-
leans ut 5:i5.
C.E. PAYNE, Gent Agt
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Steamboats, ;, Regular Packets.
Yicksburg and New Orleans.

Vicksbufg and New Orleans.
lI9o6t. e. Lee, passes mp Tuesday night ;
down Sunday afternoon.
Katie passes up Thursday night; down
Tuesday night.
Ya=oo Valley, passes mp Saturday night
down Thursday afternoon
Bayou Saia and New Orleans.
La Belle, passes mp Monday anil Friday
nights down Wednesday and Sunday
evenings.
Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
81; John, leaves New Orleans Monday at 5
p. Nj. and Friday at II NJ; returns We'd
nesday and Sunday,
Bayou Lafourche and New Orleans.
Ella Hughes, leaves New Orleans every
Tuesday and Saturday at ) L. NJ; returns
every Monday and Friday.
Assumption, leaves New Orleans every Mon
day at P. NJ. and Friday at 10 A. NJ; re-
turns every Wednesday and Sunday.
RObt Young, leaves New Orleam, every
Thursday. and Monday at 5 p. NJ. returns
every Wednesday and Sunday in daylight
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Why? for the same
reason as given above.
The Bronchial Tubes
are simply conductors
to carry air to the
lungs, hence Inhala-
ton must go direct to
the seat of the disease,
and if you follow our
directions we guaran-
tee to 0URB Bronchi-
It's.
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Can be cured. Why?
because we've cured
hundreds of cases,
some of them being
given over to die by
all physicians of other
schools of practice.
Consumption is a dis
ease of the Air Passa-
ges and over two
thirds of the eases are
caused by Catarrh.
We guarantee q cure
if you will come in
season.
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Louis SINGER, white boy aged Is
years, was run over by the ears on
the New Lake road, New Orleans,
and fatally injured. He died three
hours after the accident.
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Why ! because Asth-
MIA is d contraction Of
the bronchial Tubes,
caused by intlamma-
ton of the mucus
membrane lining the
|BtOnchial Tubes. Use
|0xygenated Air as we
direct and we will
war; ant II Cure, We
have cured cases of 20
wears standing.