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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-11-14
lS42. fllrtY-SGVGnth Year 1879.
THE Improved
Cleveland Plain Dealer,
FOR 1879.
a HANDSOME PAPER,
A LIVEPAPER,

A NEWSPAPER.
The PLAIN DEALER is still an enthusiastic and
effective advocate of the Democracy of Jefferson
and Jackson, as it has been for the past JAi,1y-
gears In the field of Ohio politics it has
only one rival; and consideling the good work
it has done in the past. and is certain to enlarge
in the future, every Democrat in the state
pecialy in Northern Ohio, ought to esteem it
privilege to be able to promote such q staunch
and powerful exponent of sound politics 1t
will exert itself to prevent detection in the fu
ture by illustrating the soundness of Democrat
ic principles their adaptability TO every phase
of our Institutions; and the impossibility of
paraphraSng from them n new faction worthy
of support or respect. The Democratic panty is
the exponent of the bone and snew of the coun-
try, and every other party that pretends to fill
that sOle is an mpostor. If the people. especial
ly the workingmcn OF the country, stand by the
Democratic party. they can soon witness the
realization of all their hopes for the improve
ment of industry and labor
A few weeks ago arrayed our columns in
beautiful dress of new type, at the same time
changing the makeup of the paper in accord
ance with better taste, cnlarginG its contents.
and in various ways, endeayoring to make il
even more acceptable than before to its army of
readers; and we call particular attention to this
new feature. confident that it will impart to
every veteran subscriber to the PLAIN DEALER
u fresh interest i'll mis- old companion, and ma
terially assist agents in charging their
subscription lists.
In its
TELEGRAPHIC.
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
EDITORIAL,
LOCAL. and
EPISTOLARY
Departments the PLAIN DEALER is UNENCEI.-
LED; and the management expect that Demo-
cratic ard Conservative readers everywhere
will earnestly second their efforts.
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For clubs of twenty more at 81 IS each the Tri-
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ter up of the club. and for clubs OF fifty more
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above prices.
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Address
Plain Dealer Publishing Company,
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, O.
Designated Depcsitary of the
u. s.

q. Bonds and Securities bought sold and
excha ii, ut our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of ali kinds bought and
cold on Commission, in New York. or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $40 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
OF all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts On England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue Stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
Individuals. received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
W. H. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President.
Sept 8. 1868. IT,
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OF
the eonma Ian Com
has
Smt)at Private
Termso fslh L. v
THoMAsA FL Sheriff
Referring to the above Legal Notice, would say-The
having been appraised at low figure and being
first condition. together with the fact that the goods
sold affords good opportunity to buy goods at
lower prices than before obtained in this market.
good assortment yet remains of the stock at: No.
Phenix Block, consisting in part of Dress Goods, Silks,
Shawls Cloths Cassimeres, jeans Gloves Hosiery Nubas,
Gloves and Mittens, Linens, Linen Shirt Fronts Veil
offered about half the usual price Also, large
Base Burner Morning Glory Stove in good order at great
bargain. at the old stand of j. S. SMITH & co.
Also full line of Choice Groceries Included in this
is probably the BEST STOCK OF TEAS thrown
this vicinity forced SALE which enables
supply themselves less than wholesale prices
invite all the old friends and customers of the House
and all others to give trial.
Sale conducted by B. F. KELLER Sheriff.
Nov. 12h, 1878 500
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TREAsURER's NOTICE FOR 1878.


IN nes sa RFeRsay Soan;y m the several townships incorporated ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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THE DEMOCRATIC Press.


CEMETERY GATES open from EIGHT A. N
till PIyE P. II, until further notice.
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SMITH BROS.
Ravenna. Oct. 30, 1878.

NOTICE,
THE untiersig gned has been duly appointed
/ and qualified as Administrator with the
will annexed. OF the Estate of Daniel Harter.
deceased. late OF Brimfield township, Portage
County Ohio. ISAAC G. WISE.
Nov. 9, 1878. 53S :3w.*
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A NEW schedule went into effect on
the A. s. e. w. Il. II. on the 10th inst.
The following are the times of the ar
rival of trains at the Rsvenna Station.
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BLACK SILKS!
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
DRESS GOODS!

from 1a5zc to CSC per yard. Jamestown Alpacas
and Cassimeres- Don't buy your SILK Nelycts
till you have seen our stock-a good quality at
81 50 per yard. Black and Colorcd Cotton Vel
vets at low prices Black Satin and Trimming
Silks splendid heavy Black Drap D'kte for
Sacks. Figured and Plain Dress Cambrics- a
good line of
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Red TwilIed Flannel.

We offer an Extra Bargain in this
goods. O. V. SEARL, Ag't,
Noy. IL, rs. No, 2 Etna Block.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

THE STATE OF OHIO PORTAGE COUNTY, S.
DURSU Mt the and of Execution issued fro
ming County to directed in the cause of the Fir
vs. J. Smith ct: ais Defendants and wherein rRIvAT
of Court vacation, will offer, commenc
stock of about Dry Goods Groceres Shoe
of J. s. Smith) at Private Sale, at the Old Stand.
Terms SALE cash. Sale conducted by L. v, Clements
w r
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TABLE LINEN!
Staple Groceries!
We have plenty of that choice 45c and SOC
4 + A g.

Look at our &C Table. and get the best cake of
Soap you ever saw for &C.
Newton Falls Yarn and Sheeting Flanneis.
II we can't make good times, we Will do th1
best we can to make them lively, and we are
going to do it. We don't expect to get rich on
low prices but we are bound to be busy So
come and see us. Bring along your Butter,
Eggs Dried Apples, &c, and we Will be ready
for trade
WILL MUNSEY has opened Tailor Shop
over our Store where he will cut and make all
kinds of work at bottom prices.
Converse ( Snyder,
No. 2, Marvin's Block.
October 2nd. 1873.
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have compounded Heave Powder which
1 warrant to be the best ever offered-and il my
directions are followed will perform what I
claim for it. My 25 years. experience in the
care of horses has developed to me the PROPER
treatment, and my Powder meets great want,
as 1t is Il Heaye Powder-not Condition Pow
der. No man having horses needing treatment
for Heaves should be without this Remedy. Il
does not interfere with the supply of all the
water a horse may need. Four ounces, with dt-
rections, 81 90. Address O. w.COY.
P.O. Box 597 Ravenna. O.
Sold at Watermanas. 529-4w
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COAL! COAL!

~ RIDERS FOX GOAL LEFT AT MY RES
~ IDENCE on Day street will receive prompt
ate ntiOn. S. X. STURDEVANT.
X avenna, Oct. %. 1878. $751;
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When you are looking for 4 NEW CLOAK:
pIense look Mt our stock Also at our All W ool
and Union Beavers. We can get up grand
fitting Cloak that will suit. on short notice No
one can show a better ~ inch Black Cashmere
than we have. Look ut our splendid stock OF
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Converse & SnydGr'S Advertisement.

FIRSTLY.
We wish to say,
We never had a Larger or
Better Stock of Goods.
We enumerate some of the articles n sale, and
quote few prices.
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NOTICE HEREBY
% % ~ purposes 0r are o0need
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-28

pfou. Der nidts 1T. als alan,snoes, bl'n
t.npes Me1ans, fur mid Ssrtorpsrt sr
eine grau, bic id bai7e. iene Trau, ote
BEN gue auf ben &upf meiner Gitsltsit sc,
1est, BE mid s,nietriat bat. bteie Sran
in: 1rou BON @trabbsim. Sennen S'e
Grau Don Strabbeim.
Nstn.
Qi.ter Sriectsrs. Sd iebe. eab ia nlbt
i'm @tanpe bin, sic su nntsrbaltsn, Sie
~ aerltreusn. Spsehsn mir listsr oon
Wnno, bie(t burfte Sie mebr intsreiltten.
Ner,siben @ie, sndsse Jrau. SD bin
unartia, unl,ielih. Sd fiible ras. ober
i'd Bin 70 unalidih. Grlauben Sis oa,
Ser, tae Id Sbre Site une sistsns,pIr
ciat.it ntHt LANCER in Mniprud nsbme.
Qaden 9ie mid ihsieen ueberlailsn Sir
mid, mir 1rltR unO erlaub.n sic, oaB ids
rpitberlcmmsn, talp mi.D.rtommen rarf.
Griebbers ains uno ubnte ni4t. nte no
be .r Der Gnttaluas bes @eleimniliss
mar. mad bs1en Greriinbuns sr esrsebsns
aeifrebt bate unb nod lrebte. Der 3u.
iau, ben man blinp nennt, fatrt uns 10
oft eem 3iele gu. mir ater ietsn IS niat.
glei&, na6bsm Giieobtrs 5rau Blums
Ysrlai1en, ilte biele mad benz Grcsfein
6aule. Sie bate Mnna ME aus ben
Nuaen aslaiIem; aatte bas Maodsn asfSr.
bert In isrer Nrt. bate auf He sin,uwirten.
tbren @.i(t unb ibr ber, gu bilnsn perludt.
@ie nor ibr uup ber 1amilie audi wert
tbd.ia beiaeltanben unb NO bss 0raftn
0tdpaein .eur4 1riebterS Ssrnittsite pit
fel.iRuns niAt ausstrfiht. mar Gran
Blunt ergdn,enb einSetrsten.
lgsrtfesuus fcIstJ
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Gin grri9las fir bas reiie NIB E
Yubltfun,.

Ndlenbe Muspanecrer unb Sesleute Fnben,
ba6 opfetters Nasenbitteus
Elm Msoiciniidss S1ubmittsl ;sssen unseiunos
GinfliiTs, pasjsnise it, auf ws!aes iir iit Ser,
laI5en fSnnen, ba es b.n @irfunsen porbtust,
sie elm unselunoss alima, uarsine euft, un-
gempbnte ceer anbere Der @eiunbbeit unsuuitiae
3uifanbe anbsrnfals bersurbrinsen tpiiresn.
Muf Iangsn Gee 'oesr sanereilen in aauatora-
len 8reifengrabsn il IS teioucers nasli1 ais
elm gsrbutunssmittel sssen s5ieberleiosn, ane
Masen- Qebey. uno ltnterleibsfrnafbeiten,
wel9e BIT III ben o.mabistea 3Oaeh @ebursusn,
wenn fie in isnen @esenoen lt aufbalteu uoer
reiien, ld9t befalleu, unb es it ein ausssseid.
netes @6uymittel sesen ben Ginflub itarf,r
adlte, pldBliGsr Itmperaturwetiel, 9Iosliel-
lung in fsu6tsm g4etier uber ltersrobe Gr.
miieuns IS psrbiitst nidt uur @sdielfeber
uns aaoere aranfbeiten malaril&cr Mrt ,ion.
cern rOttet ie aus, cine 3baiate, bic felt
Sabren in 9iorbsunb Siibam,rita, MerifC,
8sitiueitn, Muitralien uno antersn 2anosrn
ais feafebenc befannt 1T
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- l1eber ben 9anoel bon Gan Trancisco
nit ber gSeltfiilte bon Merifc idreibt bic
rSan 6ranciseo s(senepplt4; Der
9aneel melder Hd wabrenb beS lesten
Sabres tart persrSBert bat, liest srSBen=
tbeilS in ben 9anben BON 32 Gaufleuten
iii Gan 6rauciscc, bic sroBe @eldifte
nit Wta3atlan, @uapmas, 3a Yas Wansaz
Milo unb anberen Yuntten MAIDEN Sn
@eiddftsfreiien gilt Der Sanbel nit Meri-
TO fir iebr ii4er unp eintrdslid. Die
BON Werico eintrefienben Orbers merben
meilfens seSen gaar allssefiQt. pie
lAeritaniiden Smparteure selten eur4pes
ftp )olioe unp gut unc lteben meiitenS
nit berperra9enben europdiiden 9aujern
in gerbinbnns. Sebr bdufig 5ablen biez
ie 3aufleute fdon int yorauS fiir bic BE-
itellten Waaren, bod itets iofort Bel Gn=
funft ber @aaren. SIM Nasemeinen
iinb bic Merifaner beiere aunben fiir
uniers Waaren, alS man sepSbnli6 er=
wartet. Gan GranciSco lieiert sroBe
Auantititen Osaidinerie giieauaarea
uno Hatrolsum mad Wserico,- in lester
aeit aud sroBe Guantititen Wlebl, Reis,
ypbnen, Sdmal3 lnb DEFENDERS WtaiS,
ber lm noroipeltliden Ibeile Mericos I'M
leeten Sabre in Tolse Der Oiirrs fsige
Grnte lieferte. Sa unterze ealiiurniea unD
ben Staaten Soncra unb Sinaloa mar
cine berartise Diirre felt ben lesteu 80
Sabren nid,t betannt uno mar bic 8epSl=
teruns in Trlse berielbeu elmer Suusersz
notb nabe. Bia CUR pissiabri8en Grnte
msrpsn pie Yeri4iffpnseu pon Habrunss<
mitteln ncn Gan Traneisco mad Werifc
nod fcrtbauern. Our 3eit srpprtirteu
mir sroBe Auantitaten 8aubcl, nah me-
rifaniiden Safen. Sn @uapmaS. "a
Yas unp Mqsatlan iine resulSre 9plsz
@eiaafte entltanesn mShrsde nod ppr
wenisen Sabren in Wa;atlaa nur
Elm einSiser SOl5banbler eriitirte, oeli:a
9anses 9clSlaser auf 6 Wasen perpadt
weroen tOunte. Die sunebmenpe Gaas
rage na4 gaubcl, ldnss per meritani>
lden aiilte riibrt Don Der 3unebmsnpen
GipiliiatiOn oer gepSlferuns ber, rie ibre
9ebmbauler sesen SOlSbauler pertauiGt,
GHedilber bilpet sbsniallS einen iui6tI.
gen 9rpsrtartIfe1 'nad Olerifp. Das
mifb In hen Dtinen pes ncrowetliden
Merito perbrauat. Dasesen ieapet uns
Wferifc oas nortreiilide Sepernbpl; Hnh
| anoere pert9ooae Mlbelh9lasr, Aalte EnS
sab. SsbtelsS tsmmt Aanpt1ddlld opn
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Carmen SSlanb. Seit @rri6tuns Der
5al;werfe tn Der 9eabe rpn Gan 6ranz
cisco bat ber SalSimpurt prn Utericp be-
peuteno absenpmmen. Sobalo Der 6radt=
tarif ernieorist 1T, tperben mir BON Wferiz
fp, belpnpers BON ber ct. Marcps Snlel
arose luantitdten @ppS be5ieben. DaS
Seoernbol; fir unlere Gisarrentilten mire
iammtlih aus Dferifc impprtirt oas
feiulte fpmmt BON Gan 8las uno hinge
senb. 3ur 3eit 1T nniere Slotte, bic ben
Sanoel 3miiden Dferiec uno Gan 6ran=
eiscp p.rn,ittelt, srSBer als ie suppr nnb
mirp audi Der Sanpel in oteiem Sabre Ell
men bebeutenoen auflawuns nebmen."
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del SACRAMENTO nad iener del coro setra
aeu weroe. Yscci nabm ben erfen belten
3ettel uno idrieb barauf: Da Der @e'uds
iteuer su leiuem Outrage fein @edt bat,
10 bepari es feines BelheioeS. - Wenn
ctwas seeisnet 1T. ben suten abeil Satt
re. Der in Dem neuen b. yater ltedt. ms
rehte Qidt au iteueu, 10 iiuo eS feline tleis
men @her3e iiber bic papltlide ,,&rieBs>
madt". Yius TX. mar befanntlth nil
zig, ater falt itets auf Soften isiner nab.
ten umsebuns. SEQ XII l. ueriudt iih
in elmer Nrt @eltltironie auf Soften oes
beilisem Stubles. 9ier ein BeiIpiel;
als Der Yapf neulid mad elmer Der nrei
Nooraticnen bic Sirtiuilde eupelle per.
lief, fant er fa plSelid s,piiden einem
ocppelten GORDON bon Yalaltsaroen. an
ibrer Spite ben fan,olen 9an;ler, ,,Ober'
ieloherrn Der pdpltliden Nrmen", tpie ibn
in ben 3eiten Yius' TX. itets Der Offer.
patcre Nomano nannte. Der tapfere
Oberbefeblsbaber unb feline etwa aus 80
Wiann beifebenoe impouirenbe Grmee al.
fectirten eine ltramme n.ilitdriihe 9altun9
uno ialutirten, ais Se. 6eiliSfeit porl'
bertam. YlSelih neuoet iih SEQ. Kill.
nit einenl feinen 9ddeln an ben ,,@enes
raj" uno laste ibm: ,.sieber General, oa
baben mir ia eine 9anje Nrmee; ih oante
fir bic nit ermieienen &bren, ater fir ben
Nuaemblid fann id bes 5eeres entbebren,
i'd oenfe nidt an Rries." Der Sberbe
feblshaber mar mie pou Donner Serabrt.
Die trublten Nbnunsen iiber oas ShidIal
Der papitliden Nrmee beihliden ben in
laneem Nabel ltauoe erSrauten 6eleen, unb
oieie Nbnunsen iolten iid nur 81 talb
verwirtli1en. Sdon an fcl9enoen Gage
aueerte her paplt gu ieiner nddifen llms
sebuns, bab er bic Yalait. .@aroen aufju>
lSjen sepente. Sa. nod mebr: benz bel.
oenmitbiseY Sberfelobcrrn wurse beoeus
tet, babier pd i'm Yatiean beSosene @emad,
su rdumen babe. Der General ihmSrt
nun, &c lei bas eritemal in ieinem 9esen,
oab er BEN &iidjus antrete. Gin aneeres
geiipiel Der serinSea 0cdabtuns oeS
neuen Bcnfifer Dor ben 5treittrdften bee
beilsen Stubles. Geo XIII. fdeint
nidt einnal sewubt ,u baten. pab bic rUz
miihe STRIDE auber elmer 9anoarmee iit
aud oes 8eiites elmer !, Marina" erfreut.
Der Watican beiclbet ninli4 nod beute
50 aeihulte Seeleute, BON oenen aae iehS
Utonate aht Wann mad Epulpn seianot
merben, um bort an Bcro Der Corvette
Smmacclata Gonce,irne ;u oienen. Dies
le impcnirenben Ibatladen waren SEQ
XIII. pfIenbar unbefannt, lonit bdtte er
nidt, ols bic beiaste Jlctte in oieien ga.
gen cine BON benz Gommenoatore @ialoi
uuo anperen 81 Ofieieren sefiibrte pul.
bisunss. Deputation 3u ibm ididte, gan;
permunoert fraSeu fSnnen: ;, Die pdpitli'
he Tlotte?'. Da6 SEQ XIII. bic Ser.
baltni Nebeereift, taran fann fein 3weifet
iein, benn er 1T elm tlarer, Elm ietr tlarer
3cpf uno bat eiuen feinen Sinn fir baS
9dderlide. Sb CT lie aber beSreifen Mil
ooer iunn?- -. Der Haplt nimmt uQe
Yeiuder iebr freunolid uuf unr began.
bert 1e cur4 feline .uornebmen Manieren,
feline fdSne, Semeiene Spra&e". Die
blaubliitisen Rreiie fibleu absr initiuctiu f,
bae gec KILL, I'M idarfen @eSeniase gu
Yius *, elm ,,@tiqnstte Yaplt" iein
trerbe.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-16
Fatal Heat i'm the West.

Forty persons died and several hun
dred were Frustrated from sunstroke in
St. LOUIS yesterday. The story of the
day, shows that the heat was terrible and
covered not only the city but consider
able district around. So early as eight
a. M, persons were struck down; and la
ter in the day all business was suspended
even the steamboat men and stevedores
on the levee refusing to risk their lives
by toiling under the fierce sun. Horse
cars were obliged to cease running, be-
cause the horses dropped dead on the
street; and in the country farmers left
their fields, unoble to endure the heat.
The heated term began on Sunday, but
yesterday seems to have been consider
ably hotter, and the indications are that
to-day will be still more severe in St.
Louis. 1t was not only exposure on the
streets that Frustrated people; number
of persons were struck down in their
houses and offices, and there is reason to
fear that the after results upon the NOR
tality of the city will be serious.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-16
ANOTHER VAIL OF COMPLAINT

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore San says that the President
sent for Colonel Mosby, of Virginia, on
Friday last, and rendered him an import
ant federal appointment. As Colonel
Mosby has not been known as an active
supporter of, or believer in the policy
pursued by the present administration, he
was greatly taken by surprise. The ap-
pointment was courteously declined. On
the 1st of July an appointment Of Spe-
cial Agent Of the Post-office Department
was rendered to the brother of Colonel
Mosby, which also was not accepted
The Virginia Republicans are as much
puzzled to know what this partiality for
rebel officers and Democrats means, as
the Republican State Committee of
North Carolina is to account for 'the
policy of the national administration to-
wardSouthern Republicans, ,and especially
the appointment of Democrats to office
in the Southern States" Loyalty to
friends is honored even by mans foes.
1t is the cardinal principle of every man
who desires that others should respect him.
Press.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-16
Mark Twain on Profanity.

In note to the publishers of his justly
celebrated Scrap Book, the famous hui
morist observes that he invented and
patented it, "not to make money out of
1t, but to economize the profanity of this
country" "For," he continues, "you
know when the average man wants to
find his scrap book he can't find his paste
then he swears or if he finds it, it is
dried so hard that it is only fit to eat
then he if he uses mucilage, it mingles
with the ink, and next year he cannot
read his scrap. The result is barrels and
barrels of profanity" There is another
circumstance in life under which the
average man is liable to indulge in un-
limited profanity. 1t is when the "fami-
ly physician" sends him bill of one or
two hundred dollars for treating his wife
while that lady's face has become paler
than ever, through the merciless perse-
cutions of caustics and mechanical con-
tnvances. If he does not inpulsively
send the whole medical profession on a
subterranean journey, it is because he is
n saint and deserves to be translated
The local treatment generally employed
by physicians in this class of diseases is
not only barbarous but productive of
almost irreparable harm. DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription, as uterine tonic and
restorative, has won unqualified praise
frnm thousands of grateful women. dit
The daily gazette., 1878-07-16
The Investigation at New Or
leans.

NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-In the sub
committee Of the Potter investigation
Isaac w. Patton, chairman of the demo-
cratic State committee in 1876, testified
that he saw Anderson about October.
Anderson proposed if the democrats
would support Nash for Congress he
would give them two members of the
General Assembly and fifteen to eighteen
hundred democratic majority in East
Feliciana parish. Witness could not
entertain the proposition, but telegraphed
tor McCabe, in Felicisna. He came
down and talked with Anderson about
his treatment of people. Anderson final
ly agreed to go back If they would cash
his scrip. Patton agreed with McCabe
to pay hundred and fifty dollars of the
amount. Witness gave jerks fifty dol
lars. jerks said he would not take it as
bribe, but would take it as a loan.
The Potter subcommittee received
from Chief Clerk TomIlson correct list
of The employees of the custom-house.
Secretary of the State Strong produc ed
The consolidated statement OF the super
visors of the protested parishes, and
pointed out interlineations and irregular
tiles as to protest, &C., and delivered
original papers to the committee.