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St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-21

d. ~ ~ ~ is not easily earned i'll these times,
- but it can be made i'll three months
by any one of either sex, in any part OF the
country who is willing to work steadily at the
employment that we fslrsh. S6G per week in
your own town. You need not be away from
home over night. You can give your whole
time to work, or only your spare moments. We
have agents who are making over $50 per day.
All who engage at once can make mnney fast.
At the present time money cannot be made SO
easily and rapidly at any other business. 1t
costs nothing to try the business. Terms and
S. Outfit free. Address st once,
FL. HALLETT & CO.
nov 10 Portland, Maine
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-21
Taken ED.

BY the undersigned on Bayou Queue Tortue
one white creole horse Fac-Simile of brand cal
be sce at this ottice.l hip shot i'll the right hip
under bit i'll the left ear, JOS. SARVER.
August
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Take .TOsiCC,

That the Washington and OpelOusas Telr-
Drauh Company was dissolved by notOral act
before A. p williams. Esq, the telegraph line
having been transferred TO j. w. Davis. the
business management of said line being no"
vested in MI John II. Mcehan. by full power
of attorney to him from j. W. Davis.
w. O, POSEY, President.
OpelOusas. July 22h. 1873
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-21
Hogs For Sale.

Hogs found running at large in the corpora
ton Of Opelousas and vicinity, i'll violation of
law, will be taken up and impo,mded in the
they will be sold to the highest bidder, if not
previously redeemed, every SATURDAY, at 10
o'clock A. Nj, beginning to-day, May 18th, 1877.
BENZ A. GUIDRY,
FICTORIN LASTRAPES,
May 19-tf COnstables.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-21
cCEHo0A FOR YOUNG LADIES.

SCHOOL FOB XOgNG LADIES.
| will open my school Tor the education
young ladies. Oh Monday, 4th Of Septcni,'
l,rox.l, i'll my dwelling at Opelousas. | Mton'
this Institution to be permanent. and VIII Ell.
eavOr to meet the wants OF this community, b.
affording facilities for a thorough education.
TERMS:
Tuition i'll primary branches, per month ) u
Tuition in Academic - " Gt
French. Il
Music with use of piano. &C On
Drawing, daily lessOnslt @,
Painting, tri-weekly lessons, " 0t
Vocal music gratis,
Board, Il o.
Washing, per dozen, :.
All dues payable monthly in advance.
HRS. NJ. NJ. HAYES.
August 49, 1S76-tt.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-21
ArEz.OEs.As FEN SHOP,

EAssEH.OEsAS FEN SHOP,
iEMOvED NEXT DOOR TO JOuNsIOSS' sTABLE
Main Street,
! II kinds tin ware for sale. AL kinds io,
work, in copper, tin. and sheet iron, done
,lOrt notice, at the Opelousas Tin Shop.
ALSO,
BUCKS BRILLIANT STOVES.
Agent EDR-
GARRY IRON ROOFING
-FOh-
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-21
ACT NO. 10, r. S. OF 1878.

NUMBER ONE
That the seat Of government shall be eS' ab-
liSiltd at the city of ;atnn Rouge "r at the
eat, of New Orleans. us the ma nrity Of the
v,t"rs OF the State may determine at tn" n Xt
ensuing election; those voting 20 l"rh'a tIt
state c;tuitH t Saton Roure shall iil't use 'tn
Fi,nir tickets. - For STATE Capital Eaton 'sou"t
fuse voting to locate the capita at New Or
leans shall i;liors9 on their tick cts . FOI >rhte
& ,l,it;.i, New Orleans.
tst-ise out article one hundred and thirty
..ate.)
ACT 40. II, R. s OF 1878
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

And all "ruptloIls uf the Skin. This preparati"
Us been III use families i'll this parish for IL
asst t"tutJ Two EARS, and has never failed i'll
,IuGle distance.
For sale at the Big Mortar, by
C.. MAYO,
luly 3l-tf Sole a gent,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-21

Rem ca natives shall be chosen on the first
i .esda> after the first Monday III November
every two years, and the election, shall ne com,
Diet cd i'll one day. TIE General Assembly shall
meet on the Tirst Monday III JAM ~, 1879. and
nleunally thereafter on the first eM"hfaJ- IN
January, unless different day be appointed
by law and their sessions shall he held at the
seat of government
(Strlke out article seventeen.)
National Republican., 1878-09-07

rnE first installmeut of fall styles ou our
counters. Elscman Brothers, Seventh and L
streets,
National Republican., 1878-09-07
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITI NOTES.

-Misccllln, Ou- matter on thirl page.
For excursions and picnics see third page.
For court proceedings sec third page
For uncnllcd.Gr letters see third page.
Thomas J. Finncy, of Mansfield, Ohio, is
stopping at the Imperial.
We call the special attention Of our readers
20 tue notice Of the Eclectic Seminary in an
other column.
y gentleman who came up on the John
W. Thompson reports The steamer Louise still
fast a-lyIml On Upper Cedar Point. The
steamer Express WAS alJngside.
Henry H. Cassidy aud Hugh Coyle were
arraiencd in the Police Court yesterday morn.
ing, charged with au aliray. Cassidy was fined
s. aud CJyle was discharged from custody.
All coIored knights Tcluplar are requested
30 meet at their asylum, on Eleventh street,
next Monday evening for the purpose of con.
trilutiua toward the relief vf the yellow
fever sufferers.
\ wedding Is announced to take place IN
the West Eud on the l7th Instant Tie most
interested parties arc MI II. l.. Engcl and
his, MHuIic Neumycr. The ceremony will
be performed at the home Of the bride, ~.
1920 Pennsylvania avcnur.
The remains Of Mrs Emma Stoycr. wife
Of the cashier Of the Riggs Huusc, who died
therc after long iilnes-, "n Thursday morn.
Ing were yesterday morning tostn ~ caaton
OiHo, iur iulrrmcut. The Lply had bccu en-.
balr!cd under the aiIrrtinu Of rndcrlakcr "
7. Srtar", and by him placed IN q hcauti.
IIIy lined and riUlh.CrvCr,t Ca-kCt, haYirgCY-
tension b1r.haud,,, aud silver plate On tic
lid Inscribed with tde uaIHO and aye Of tho
Deceased. Previous to the removal Yesterday
short religion. services were held In the parloTs
oi the hotel By the l'st0T Of luundTy ChuIch.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
Minor District Notes,

Licenses have been issued rs follows; vii.
liam ON.al, bar-roOln W, D.Guintcr liquor
dealer
An expenditure Of Sl3 has been authorized
TO repair the bridge over Pney Branch at
PicrCes IlIil.
Tho deputy engineer recommends the cy.
east to the north s:lc Of G., at a'cOSt OF Sll4.DO
The Engineer Commissioner has been au.
thDriHed to eNpend $40 In the Improvement
of the alley at the rear Of the Anthony Bowen
School building.
Major Morgan, Superintendent Of Police,
has been Informed that Norman Colo has pro.
duced evidence OfAu honorable discharge from
tho United States army
Coutrartur j. u. Stafford has been given
permission to remain at the river front, be-
tween iL"u's wharf AID tho Arsenal wall,
with his works until ordered off,
The application for gaslanips on Madison
street, between sixth au1 seventh Streets
ha. been disapprOvcd. There is no main in
the street, and the gas company decline lay
ing one at present.
Assistant Dist rict. Attorney Francis Miller,
esq, expresses the opinion that the act OF the
District Legislature, approved August ~, lo7l,
will cover the case OF nuisanccs existing on
the property Of nOn.reaIdents.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following
permits TObuild-.H W .Emmcrt, two two.stOry
bricks, Pennsylvania avenue, between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets northwest
81 600. Rcpairs-H. Fillmore patch roof, 80
n. O. Emery, brick work Of warehouse, 800
II. Murphy, patch roof, f3o.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
EjSJ- BILL.
Games On the Diamond Field Yesterday Here
and Elsew here.

eiihts bl lh' Dltinpilt ! i'lu NtsttrtIaN mere
and Elsewhere.
The stars, Of Syracuse, male the | all twinkle
lively yesterday afternoon in their game with
the Nationals, the score Ri the end Of the
eighth inning stauling . to Ia favor OF the
visitors, who seemingly found no difficulty in
batting Lynch.
The large audience present were gratihcd OF
seeing q irst.cluss fielding game, although our
boys were lamnutably weak at the bat. Derby
evidently being too much for them. The
features Of the game were the batting Of Heifer
"A strong one, Mckinno'l, and Carpenter, Of
the Star-, while Marullar at .holt.stop aud
Mcclure behind Tie bat, played their positions
fiutlcs-ly.
For the National Bsrron earned a round Of
appnusc for a splended throw from eXlrcine
right field TO Rcville at third base, cutting off
q runner. Baker at sccIud, TTott h"hni
Lynch and FoW,tr At short stop played finely,
the latter making -oue pretty stops, which he
handled in good style.
The star, were minus the -,TvircS Of Ne
C"rmiCk, norGan aud Farrell but the former
will take part In the game this afternoon. The
following summary shows 10 whom credit Is
due:
National Republican., 1878-09-07

AT Diarritz, the wcll.known watering place
on the west coast Of France II terrible accident
has recently taken place. Miss Gordon, who
passed the winter ia Paris, was drowned while
out on an excursion. She attempted, without
guide, to 40 along the cliffs far beyond the
point marked by the authorities as the limit.
She reached place known as the Falaise de
la Mort, and in stopping to pick up flower,
her foot slipped, and sdU was preCipitated into
hole known as the Barbots, a spot said TO
have this peculiarity, that at the ond OF forty.
eight hours nothing more than the skeleton
remains Of any beings who fall into it. 1t
contains millions of small insects which de.
YOUR the body, aud which are called by tho
inhabitants barbots aud are by them held ia
special horror. Tho Duke of dc Frias met
his death under similar circumstances few
| years a2S,
National Republican., 1878-09-07
THE SECOND VIRGINIA. DISTRICT.
A Strong Candidate Nominated.

NORFOLK, Sept. 4, 1873.
This convention met at Hampton yester.
day, and was perhaps the least divided poit.
ical body that ever assembled in Virginia.
In less than four hours the convention was
organized and q nominee for Congress Sc
locted.
That nominee was John s. Desendorf, Of
Norfolk City, well known as leading poll
tician In Mr.. Potts time aud "a the party
who was so violently assaulted aud bodily
harmed just before the Congressional election
ia November, 1876, on the occasion of ma. 8
meeting Of the Republicans In Portsmouth,
when the Hon. Joseph Segar, the candidate to
the Republican party, and Hon. NJ. d. Ball.
OF Alexandria, appeared, by invitation, to ad-
dress the people, In behalf Of the Republicans.
Mr.. Desendorf was nominated, It might be
said, by reclamation.
The contest will bc q hard-fought one, aud
II the election be a fair one he will be elected.
Unfortunately in this district the question is
not which party will get the majority, but
which will get the return. Twice the Repub.
licans had the majority, but the Democracy so
manipulated the ballot as to secure the return.
But, forcwarned, the Republicans will be fore
armed, and, with proper vigilance, will carry
the election. Most certainly Mr.. Goode will
not be allowed to walk over the course. 1t
will be stubborn fight, and considering that
the Republicans have several thousand maio
ity, aud that Mr.. Descndorfis n strong debater
and bold aud fearless defender Of the Repub-
lican cause, and u man Of no mean ability, the
expectation Is, as II ought to be, that Mf.
Dcsendorf will be elected. The contest will
be no child's play. PORTSMOUTH.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
Religious Notes.

All Suuls' Church will reopen tomorrow at
eleven o'clock Services will be conducted by
Rev. II. Il. WalwOrth, Of Baltimore. sunday
school at Ei5 a.. IN.
Rev Alexander Kent ,(UnvoraalisU will
preach in Tallmadge Hall tomorrow, at eleven
a. III. Sunday school at 0:I5 q, III. The public
is cordially invited.
Rev. J. Z. Rankin will occupy the pulpit in
tho Congregational Church tomorrow, and
Professor Bischof will preside at the organ.
Rev DIR. A. +. Mason will preach both morn.
ing and evening tomorrow In the Calvary
Baptist Church. The subject OF his morning
discourse will be, "The Yellow Fever and III
Lessons"
Tie services Of the Church Of the Redeemei
Reformed Episcopal are now held in Marni',
Hall, T. street, between Ninth and Tenth. In
the morning, at eleven, litsny and sermon by
Rev. II. VI. Collision on " How Long Halt "
Between Two Opinions" In the evening, al
eight service aud sermon BY Rev. II. NJ, Col
lisOn.
Rev. Dr. George o. Little will preach Oh
Peace and Quictness the Work and Eject 0
Righteousncss" tomorrow morning in til,
Assembly Presbyterian Church, corner Of Filtl
and | streets,
National Republican., 1878-09-07
lhyatFe gOIniuup,

Tho performance at the Comique last even.
lug va, enjoyed by large audience, and tho
inauage emcnt received many congratulations
from their uumcrou, friends, not only for the
excellent bill UlIrrcl but upon having been
licensed To dispense beer to thirsty patrons,
Mis- Joscphnr shauley i ono Of the bot bal
Lad singers that have visited Washington.
Heating and Sands, in their muoiral rkctch,
~, in the front rank of hi, clnss Of artists.
L,ou1n aud Ryan, aided by their dog, spy,
gave .ra.iug act .Srac Parker Sisters dis
cuuI.ui sweet music from The bnmj" aud gIitar.
John Robinson, Harry j.. Williams, aud the
o:hrr members OF tho company played Keno,
aUl were received With shouts of laug ghter,
The usual matinee will be- given this afternoon
nj hnIf-ras. two o'clock, aud everybody wishing
~ 7er q 6rst rlns, variety performance should
NM In An l.I unArMmrr.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
Amusement- and Excursions.

CoNqrr-NSriety performance.
NAruNNL THEArRE.-Dup.cE anl Benedicts
Nnstrels
For salt water. Steamer Mystic leaves Potomac
Ferry wharf OF unc q. m. returning At eleven D. m.
Moonlight excursion OF franklin Temperance
Legion. Boat loaycs Ferry wharf AT hOltpa't seven
pm.
Steamer Msry Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon al ten q. m, returning at
four 2. m.
Sunday excursion. Fifty miles for fGCcn cents.
Boat leaves seventh street wharf at seven =, M. re
tufnIE at eleven p. IN.
Fory miles frr ton cents The city Of AicXsn'
dris lesycs seventh street wharf Ct hGlfpaSt eleven
T. m, returning at thrye p. IN.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
Company l's Contemplated Visit.

Company +, Of Richmond, have decided to
make their contemplated visit to Washington
during The month Of October. They will b,
che guc'ts Of the Washington Light Infantry
Coils, and will be handsomely entertained.
Whcn they arrive they will be met ut the depot
By the Light Infantry Corp, aud escorted to
their aImOrr, where they will Ne iangut ted.
Later in the day they will be escorted to
Mount Vernon Place Church with slle-arIns,
where they will listen to sermon by the pas
TOR, Rev. Mr.. Harrison, Chaplain Of the House
Of Representatives. On the following day
which will lie Monday, there will be a dress.
parade, General Moor, COmIaanding
National Republican., 1878-09-07
Miss HhTrOyer's Seminary.

Miss llarrover's Young Ladies Seminary, q
boarding aud day school, which i pleasantly
located St No 1886 street opposite Franklin
square, was TcOpcned tor the fail terra last
Thursday. This school Ia, Won prouiucu,
place among scnhuaIirs for youu. hti,- in
This part Of tie country. The cogpe Of tea, Il.
eTs embraces Of the most experience ed .,lul
successful Instructors iu English, French, Ger.
man, music, aud art. A glance Al the lit "l
patrons 10 enough 10 satisfy olo OF IL" M.h
teteen 10 which the institution is held
National Republican., 1878-09-07
Real Estate Transfers.

David Sands to John Miller. for 81. 200, lot
IS square 536 Z, Morrison to !. J. Rednlan
ct al, trustees of the Friends of Zon.' fOr
;25.45, lot %, square $40; George W. Philips
to Mitchell \. McGowen, for $50, lot i5, square
"a; A. L. Shepherd Ct al 10 Owen O'ITare, for
S2,l76Ol, lots b, G., d, T., +, G, and II, bdivi.
sion Of tract OF land called Girls Portion,
situate in the county; Il. W. Bates 10 r. D. dc
l.. French, for $500, sUb-lot 81, square 23S
Thomas II. Lynch to William c. Hin, for 800
lu, ~, square g33; VI. l.. Ackcrman to Ida
Hodges, for 81, srb-lot 25, square 1913; lot 81
square 9g2 "; W. Cooper to r. l.. Cropley, fol
~, 900 lots a. and a., square l1G.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
The Legion ENCur,Ion.

At the request Of numerous parties the
Franklin Temperance Legion will give one of
their delightful excursions down the rivcI this
evening. at seven O'clock returning at eleven
tho Of good singers will CnIivcn the occasion
with some Of their choice selections, and a
good band Of music will be on hand to cater 10
thosc who wish 10 cugusv in dancing. Tie
bar will positively b, closed aud a wcl.knowu
Washington p!Irt Will be nj the wheel, which
sufficient 10 guarantee against sanl.baIr.
As the season Is drawing 70 cips.. lot all avail
thcmsclvcs Of this opportunity, Ticket, can
b. pIoCurel al the hnat
National Republican., 1878-09-07
GEORG ETOJYN VIEWS.
RIVER FRONT,


Arrived-Schooners Dick Williams, Eastern
port, to load with COZ; E. L. BirdsalI, War
rcn, Providence, to Load with coal.
Clcnred-Schooners j. Paine, Smith, Boston,
with $40 tons of coal Evergreen, Turuer, Nor
wich. with I0i tons of coal; W. II. Pharc, Os.
born, New York, with 26o tons OF coal.
CANAL NEWS.
Arrivcd-Doats q. Blackburn. William Black.
well, NJ. ID. Grouse, Willie D., Borden and
Lowell, W. L. Reed, Queen City, A. p. German,
4. B. SPicr, Hawk, Tommy and Nellie, Adam
Boyer, ;. :. Huwis0n, VI. VI. Jane, W. Irving,
J. n Clary, l.. II. Paul, NJ. 4. West, Nora aud
Willie Emma. W. Thompson, Pattie DLmlap,
W. +. Turner, J. VI. Boyer, aud J. McGmw
Cluared-HUats W irving, j. y. Cleury, w.
Z. Turner, Walter Thompson, Puttic Dunlop
T. Thra.her VI. 4. West Nora aud Willie, T.
". Pierce. join L"itch, Matte. !. VI. Boyer
=. II. Paul, W. l.. Reed, J. McirIw, +. Tier
nan, =. l.. Spier. 4. T. GOrLan, William
Blackwell, and q. Blackburn.
SCHOONER Lost.
Tho schooner Ann :. Canton, Captain Nor.
hIrrcy. which sailed FROM thi, port about ten
days ago for PautuNgt, laden with coal, went
ashore on Little Egg Htrhor, and the vessel
aud cargo will be II total loss.
PRIZE HOGS RESCUED FROM i DILEMMA.
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. 4. II. Bradt, the
wcil.knJwn grocer, near the AgurlUct Bridge,
let three Valuable hogs, weighing ABOUT I'D
pounds each, out Of his pen OH the river front
The hogs walked into the rive, and were
rescued by colorci man named Henry Skin
ncr. Tho hogs were prize pork, and were in.
tended to be placed Oh exhibition at the Mont
gomery county fair. They were raised in
Washington County, Nd. Mr.. holland, of the
Marland Coal Company, rendered material
aid in rcscuing the pork.
PERSOSALs.
Mr. w A f,nrl1n has uDnn IN White Sul-
phur Springs.
John McGowan, jr., L. s. N, left this morn
ing for Deer Park to visit his family, who are
gnpnlin0 tho saasnn thprp
National Republican., 1878-09-07
TO-.HORROU's SERTICES.
Programme at Foundry.

At half:past nine a. M, praise and expert.
once; at eleven a. M, sermon by the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Lanahau; and revival. Mt half.pasl
three p m, new-iash!onod love feast aud re
vival, aud at hHlf.past seven p NJ, song. pf
praise, exhortation. and general revival. The
revival meetings arc in charge of Rev. Thomas
Harrison, the young evangelist. Remember
the special revival meeting to-day at eleven
a. III, aud praise aud general revival at half.
past seven p. III.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
Iur AnEnn DIV

The steamer Jane Mvs"lsy will mtkc an
sIcnrsiOn trip 10 Ocean city next Saturday,
September IA, returning Monday morniua
Ocean City is one Of the fuost seRsido rc.ort-
OIL the Atlantic coast, and persons who would
Ake to get away fioru tar city for a day should
taks advantage Of the trip, Tickets Including
bcepinR accownodatioms, are placed at the
BW price Of - 30,
National Republican., 1878-09-07
An Artery Severed,

About nine O'Clock last evening an admy
occurred on Virginia avenue. between First
and Second streets southwest, between Gray
Garter and Champ" Scott, during which the
latter received n severe sut over tho left tcnl-
pie with some sharp instrument, which sew.
ered an artery. DIR, McWilliams was called In
fnd dressed tho wound, which, he stated, was
berious, though not dangerous.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
O4MT. LI.EWmrNL YESTERDAY.
An Us EN- ESTs.
Dupres 4 Beneiict's Mhlstrcl,.

This popular troup- Uf lnimsJsls will finish
their week. engagement at tho National this
evening. A matinee Performance, will be
given this afternoon. The company Is COM
posed Of some OF he most brilliant stlgs ia tho
huIut cork world, and none who like couple
N hnur. Of IcLl fun shoMll fail " altCnh.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
An Accident at The Trurmament.

About six o'clock last evening, rs Mr. VI, q.
Copeland aud wife were leaving the tourna,
lncnt 1t ii, National Driving Park, q portion
of the harness broke. The hose, being
frightened, jumped to one side. The wagon
wa, upset aud 10th the occupants were thrown
out. Slr. Copeland was severely injured. DR.,
+. H. Haskell, Of Prince George County, Nd,
who was present, rendered aid, snd tho in.
jurod man was alter"ard placed IN d carriage
and takon 10 his home IN SECOND street. near
q southeast.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
SPORTS Of CHIvALRY.
The Gallant Knights fitting In a
Good Cause.

An Immense Assembiage at the Washing.
ton Driving Park-The Knight Of WASH
inston Bears on the Honors and
Crowns the Queen of Bcauty-Ad-
dress by Hons. J. y. G. Black
barn and ,. McD. Caring
ton-A Large sum Real
lied for the Yellow
Fever sufferers.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk of the court has issued the follow.
Ing marriage licenses:
William Jones aud Lizzie Porter.
George Cole and Amanda Simmons.
William +. Berry and Rachel F. Roland.
James Liverpool and Josephine Somcrville.
Josiah Brogden and Salla \. Taylor, both OF
Jefferson County. Va.
J. II. Penn, Of Alexandria, Va and Annie
f.. Gibson, of this city
National Republican., 1878-09-07

The A:tprii and TelegrLpher- played ten
inning game yesterday afternoon at Eagle
Park, which rc.ultCd in draw, owing to dark.
ness the figures being 10 To 10.
Tie second game between the STAR. Of Syra-
cusC, aG1 National will be played this after
noon, At hall-pa.t three o'clock, in order that
nine innings may lie completed. There should
be- . large turnout of lovers Of the sport, and
il the home team gupple successfully with
MCEormiCk's delivery a smaller score than
that Of yesterday will be the result. Free
hard hitting Is what the 'Gods' need to win
games, rs their fielding Is on par with that
Of any club that has visited Washington this
season.
GAMEs EI.,EwHEEE YESTERDAY.
Utica, y. Y.-BuGalo, 3 Utica, 2.
Albany, y. N.--Sew Bedford. 3: Albany 2
Baltimore Md.-Worccstcr, II; Wavcrly, g.
Cleveland, Ohio-fOrest City, !; EOches'
ter, ].
Springfield, Mass. - Springfield, Il; Hpl.
yoke, :.
National Republican., 1878-09-07

For upward Of thirty yU6rs MIR Winslow's sooth
Ing syrup has betu used for children II Corrccii
aCidy Ofthc stomach, relieves wind collie IL i lRtel
the brwCis, cures dysenlery aud diGrrhua, whether
arising nom tCslhing or other causes. Al old anL
wCiltr.rd remedy. d cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
New Advertisements.

Negc,iuo, for the blOul &c.
Eclectic ~CEImaY-z R'ohGrf. principal
Excursion 10 Ocean C.ty, saturday srlr,lnl or II.
Howard University Will resume september il.
C"'!eu's Livhls'. Liquid EN'rn,t Of RrcfHud Tonic
In B., rIior.
Ni,. llhruvcr's school for young 'aiies AL : rh!-
drru. I2sf street uuTihwr.t.
1r,'.'rc saic oi tNn house. Nul lot uu v street
l,ivvw F.np,Ut!i 90. slE:ycrih street. nur'hWu.L
National Republican., 1878-09-07

NorNd pEoPLE do puy attention To your tech
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise In time
ClCun them daily with THuKsTUSs lvORY Pearl
Toyru PyWUER. the mOst rerfeCt dentrihce known
II Twin keen them through life In good condition
White and sDunu, VIII harden the gums, BwCeter
nc breath and prevent tGOthRche Sold by al
iTuggi-t- - and so cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-07

FAslLIOS notes predict long tailed coats for
gentlemen the coming season. which is sweet
assurance that In the future we won't be
obliged to hunt around after n holder when We
want to lift hot plate.-ErIiOn Times.