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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession OF Theo. Schuman. Decd
pf virtue Of an order Of the Hon. III,
- Parish Court in and for the parish
of Natcbitocles, and to me directed.
Will sell on the premises at the corner OF
Front aud st. Denis streets in the cit,
Of Natchitoches, on
Wednesday, the 81 day Of Dec. 1879
tho following described property belong
ing to said Succession, to.wit:
A certain lot Of ground with all the
bindings and improvements thereon
situated in the City of Natchitoches, at
the corner Of Front and St, Denis streets
measuring about 6ty.eight feet front on
Front street, ami about thirty.niue feet
front on st. Denis street.
Terms and Condition OF Sale.
On credit of twelve months from day
OF sale, purchaser to give his twelve
months bond, with approved security
payable to the order of the Administra
tor, bearing eight per cent interest from
date, with special mortgage aid ven.
doris privilege retained on tho proprrtv
to secure the payment Of pulchas. price.
JAMES GENIUS,
NOV. /. Administrator,
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Political.

JOIN c. VANCE. OF Bossier, IL the
nominee for the Senate 2lst Senate.
rial District.
Hons. NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM, and B.
W. 1ARsroN, received the nomins.
tion TOR tho Senate from this Dis.
ttrict. I.a t..
Judge Blackman and Mr.. Ed. Hun.
ter. we're nominated, the former for
Judge. the latter for District Attor.
ney. OF the Rspldes.Avoyelles, Grant
District. IA
DR.. r. L. Luckett. OF Rapides. IL
the nominee for the Senate from the
. District,
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

d. r. Carroll vs.. James E Prothro.
district Court, Parish of NatchitochaD
NJ. 1898.
QY virtue Of VIZ t Of seizure and q
- lssneI in the above entitled sul
Numbered suit and to mo directed,
nave seized and will offer for sale to ths
last aud highest bidder at the door Of th.
Court House in the city and parish d
Natclitoches, on - 1
Saturday, November 18th. 1871,
between the legal hours of sale, the ial.
loving described property, to.wit: ~ ''
A certain tract or parcel of land sta.
ated in the parish of Natchitoches, STATE
OF Louisiana, on tho right bank Of kiee'
let B"ndien, descending, containing
tnree hundred and ninety acres, mors
or less l3ool and being ali that portion
OF the st. Maurice plantation, situated
on tue right bank Of the Rigolst Boz
a'eG as aforesaid, in said parish ofNstch'
'tcches, and which was acquired BY ths
sa'd u. Il Carroll, at Sheriff sale nade
" Samuel Parsons, Sheriff of the Parish
:" ,1c NNatchitoches, on the Sd day Of April
!o6S. IN the suit entitled, D. r. Carroll
q Co., W. d. H. Boullt ct ais. - i'''
Terms Of Sale: a"
Cash-sulject to appraisement.
L. A. DEBLlEUX,.
Oct. ll-tds. Sheriff.
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SHERIFr'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Schmidt & Zeigler VI. ]. Ernest Rrei,o
Parish Court, Parish of Natch;tocb.s
No. l745.
10y virtue Of a writ Of Fl. Fa. ;sxuod
~ IN the above entitled and II iml~rs,,
suit and to me directed, I have .s;,.d
and will offer for sale to the last an,1
highest bidder at the door Of the Co ",,
ho"se /" tue city aud parish Of Natchi.
toches, on N"''n'
Saturday, December eth. 1879.
between the legal hours Of sale. tha fo,.
lowing described property, to.wit: 0 'o''
=, One certain dwelling hon,e sitoatea
Northwest of the city Of Natcl'itoch.ss '; :"
township !: range 9, about one ona o. ~
OF . mule from the limits Of saia c;tr
now or heretofore occu led bv tha ny ~
PENDANT, J. Ernest Breda. '"0 oo-
Terms Of Sale: a
casb-suhject to appraisem.ot
A., L. A. DEBLIECX
- Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

m
W. c. Jack vs. G. E. Gillespie, Pre.'t &C.
Parish Court, Parish Of Natcbitoches
No. 1910.
~ virtue Of . writ of Fl. IA. issn.d n
- the above emitted aud numferad
suit and nd to me directed, l have Seized
and will offer for sale to the last auJ
highest bidder at the door of the Cont
House in the city and parish Of Natcb;to.
ches, on ~'S"'~
Saturday. November 18th. 1879.
lowing described property, to.wit ' ''''
~ Soho Desks, lot Of Hat Racks
Blackboard and frame, un6ni.hrd: .S i
writing benches, s benches, one small i
microscope, ono cone. one globe nns
small globe, ten anatomical, 9 erorranh; hi.
ca! charts. one box cubic blocks. m.
pair medical scales, one arm chair oms
aOacus VIC
7erms Of Sale.
Cash-subject to apprais+ment.
L A. DEBLIEUX.
WV l. Sheriff.
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Democratic Labor.


The Hon. Ben HILL = Georgia. ir
the tag ot LONG and interesting
onen '"tter to Nc. CRlTTEsDEN, d
New York. IN the subject OF the
Solid Sonth." saye, and says wisely
this in relation to the great Demo
cratic partv:
| hone and belive the present will prove
a GEAR ot purea'ion 10 the Democracy.
and cleansing the party Of its internal
feuds and its running after issnes. will
recall IL 10 sound princinles and healthy
condition for 1880. IL 80. we. shall be
able to present a man for tho Presidency
whose nomination will 10 an honor TO
the people. and whose wise and patriot
ic administration will inspire confidence
in al good men. will maintain the ma.
tional honor and the national credit and
advance both; from whose presence
r"gues will retire ahashed, anil under
| whose influence sectiOnalism will wither
! forever.
T. Is refreshing 10 intelligent Dem.
ocrats tn sea that even Mr.. Hill.
promo hitherto. We are rained To ad-
NIT. TO running after issues." come
at last 70 the imperative necessity Of
returning TO an crmpciation and prac.
ftce Of that political creed which
from the DAYS Of JEFFERSON to those
Of BUCHANAN. reflected n0ught hut
honor and elorv upon our country.
Passion IL not allayed hy Discus
sion. Philosophy should teach ia
that time alone can assraee auch
animosities "a q var f,r IDEAS would
eneender. For this reason WAS that
HINT for 'issues" in the EXTRA sEs.
s1oN-conducted with such tndiscreet
and reckless violence when calm
thought "a we'll IA action was neces.
sarv. and with timiditv and fawning.
when holiness alone could save-but
another ~ those stems our party has
heen taking since Tire war. "What
the country wants" We see demon.
stratod IN this popular rebuke now
overtaking those reckless tissue
hunters" We are not OF those who
believe defeat IN Ohio-in Maine. to
he a want Of confidence in the
Democratic party. We cling still to
the cherished belief that the great
mass 81 tho American people are
!oval IN Constitutional government
and We know tho Democratic party |
alone ~ all political parties In this
country represents that Constitution. |
al Government. 4
These reveraas In Ohio and other |
S.ates proclaim to us that the reople
demand NJ Democracy leas tissues"
and more "sonnd principles"
Can We hopo they will have q
'ha atening irflnapce? That thev
viii re- ~ NJ, NIL s'vs, the ''pures.
'i"" ~ N" Damocra'ic Marty"
. W. fondlv ha'ieve that va. "a a mar.
y. aro mt dns+itu+a ~ a por,,,lar
'""v'"e nv. and Va feel aure that
hihholoth con no found IN A return
n an annn"is'ion and worshio ~
onnd financial via ~ Inv tariff. and
hose isarea generally, which effect
no materia, nroann-'tv ~ a peop)a-
M that which effects popular i'm.
ctna|ion. ., t.rg t.= -
In 'he mean tima. let the wArk ~
)"morra'ic implication "a IN and
'e fta"k Mr. HlLL for bis word
'pnruation ~,
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The Canvass.

Governor Witt and his party al
creating an enthusiasm IN their cal
vass throughout the State whic
grows az it goes, and which We wer
sure OF when We advocated the claim
of the DISTINGUISHED young DamC
rrat whose name heads our ticket.
| The Democracy OF tho State recoo
niza that they are relieved OF tn
dead weight OF Andy Johnsonism
and the foolish, vain and fatal at
tempt to continue sectionalism as al
issue on one side and making th,
party tho reform school for tn
scoundrels Of other political organt
zations on the other. In other words
New LoUlsIANrAN's have at last
through bitter struggles. succeeded
in attaining full control. under
their chosen leader LOUIS ALFRED
! Witt, OF the future destinies OF the
Democracy Of this State. Every
young Democrat In Louisiana feels
that he Is now called upon for the
first time to play a part at once i'm.
portant and difficult.
The war and i.s causes arc OF the
past: the issues from which T. sprapg
were decided by II. Upon that plat.
form stand the young men Of Louisi-
ana In solid phalanx. They proclaim
ed at BATON ROUGE and thew intend to
make good that declaration. that /,
A heretofore declared. that our
designation 81 Democratic marty ~
Louisiana " significant OF Tho power
Of the whole body ~ the reople. ana
IL used ~ cxrrpas onr determination
~ secure to every citizen ~ the State
the equal rights guaranteed IN him
nv the constitution ~ Tho United
States and its amendments. end the
laws made IN rnrenance thereof and
10 promote reform in every depsrt.
ment NJ the State government.
And that tho Democrotic PARTY NJ
Louisiana has no other object IN
view than to preserve for The rreeont
generation and for posteri+v the M.
ttcnal government according ~ the
spIrit ~ the Trainers: ~ protect and
guard tho rights NJ the States "a de.
termined nv the constitution and the
decisions ~ tho conr.s " ina+ice: 10
promote end advance popular edu.
enforce a proper suhordine.
tion a. the military power m civil
authority: protect the ruritv NJ cleo.
lions and encourage and develop the
material resources cf our people.
Progression is our watchword-our
State demands policy OF internal
and Va have determin.
I'd, one and all. to leave to the SEN
timentalist and the gusher. the ex-
ploded theories of orr ante.bellum
Democratic fathers an that point.
"a young DnEWrac-- pleading Tor
local Rovernment-an 1NDrssoLUHIE
UNION OF 1vDEsrRucrABLE Sr.rrs-
tn evnrv cit'zen thn
ull protection NJ the l,wa led nv
LoU1s ALFRED WlLrz! And there is
'owonder whv the cannon shonla
loom the citizan shont. and MON.
ands flock tn hear the. new disciple.
We have abjnrsd the impotence ~
M past. which none would rostore y
hey could. and boldly follow the
nwsrd flag that ahall ensure free.
ON within and respect from with.
at.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Theo. Schuman, decd
QY virtue of an order of the Hon
- the Parish Court in and for tn,
parish Of Natchitochps, to me directed.
will sell in the city Of Natchitoches, on
"Wednesday, the 18th Of Nov, 1879
!ne following described property belong.
ing to the Succession of Theodore SchH,
man, deceased. to.wit:
A large stock of Merchandise, consist.
Ing Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
l'nwsre, Crcckeryware, &C., to he sold
at the store house, corner of Front and
st. Denis streets. >'
Household and kitchen furniture, with
various other moveables to be sold at the
late residence of deceased.
Terms Of Sale.-CASH.
JAMES GENIUS,
Nov l. Administrator.
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e1os1ss's majority over al, In the
oe1o seotsse NJ 1855. There were
m.W votes polled, and the s.12e
00eobask votes cast for their can.
0deoeb what elected Q Republican
0eveenoe and legislature. and that
tobooe0O WI gerymander the State
- tAas the Republicans oau gain 4 or
) 0ooQoo10en, Who will vote for
1eodb 81 The Bondholder all the
o0e-ood that's tho way tho Green.
Dooeoe bgo1ns 70 pay OF tho Bonds.
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The Senatorial Convention.

The Convention met at Pleasant
Hill on the 25'h. and was organized
by the selection NJ Mr. A. E. LAmee
40 chairman, and Walter A. Carter
as secretary. All the parishes were
Represented. The Convention refused
TO admit proxies. Ballotin9 for Sen.
ator being In order the names OF J.
@. Armstrong. n. J. Cunningham,
Boiling Williams. D. W. Self and b.
W. Marston were put In nomination.
FIRST BALLOT.
NJ. J. Cunningham l vote from Red
River. 5 from Sabine, l from DeSoto,
and 10 from Natchitoches IL.
B. W. Marston. 3 from Red River,
8 from DeScto, g from Nstcbitochee
-l2S.
J. C. Armstrong 81 from Sabine; l
from Red River. 81 from Natchito.
ches. 10.
D. W. Self l from DeSoto, II from
Sabine. and 81 from Natchitcchee-s.
Fifteen being a majority, N. ].
Cunningham WA nominated on the
hrst ballot. and bic nomination vac
made unanimous.
SECOND BALLOT.
Armstrong 81 from Sabine. which
were changed to Self before tho 81.
LOT Was announced.
MarstO0 8 from Red River. Z from
DeSoto and s 8 - from Nstchltooheo
is SIS.
Williams-None.
Self S from S thine. and 8 6.l3 from
n atchi,ochee-l3 ~. -
3. W. Marston vac nominated.
Without appointing an Executive
Committee, and With tho request
nat ell parers IN the District pub.
lish the prooeedinga the Convention
then ADJ 'ur1od SINE DIE.
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SllERIFF'S SALE.

Mrs. Clothilde Janin, vs. W. M1
Ct ais. Y,
District Court, Parish of Natch;to.,..
No. 1852. 'a's
by virtue of a writ Of seizu,.
- sale issued in tho above eutitlsa Sd
numbered suit and to me directed ~, saa
seized and will offer for sale to -! I'VE
and highest bidder at the doo, ~
Court House, in the city and p,,i., ~ J.
Natchitoches, on f"M u
Saturday, lst day Of Novembe, , IN.
at II NJ, tho undivided three.6nh. >
the following described propertv ~. y
The plantation known a. tbs ~
DIES Mures' plantation. on both s;a.. /:
Red river in the parish Of Natchito.s.a'
and composed of the following pise.s !
land, TO wit:
1st Section 40 township II, r,,..,
containing 326 $1,000 acres, Sect;os !:
township IL, range 9, containin" =
4o-loo acres. Section IS, town,hiss :, y
range 8, containing 2O7 acres. msl;l
altogether 575 oo-lo0 acres, both sjd. .el
Red river, confirmed to Francois ma
by certificate b. No. 1863. O'a''
2nd. Another parcel of land. h.,..
sectcn Al, township II, range 'e
tanning 203 lG-lO0 acres. Sect; !" w. %
township II, range s, CONTAINING ~
l6-l"o acres, making together 4OE = ~ ~
acres. on both sides of Red river . ~.
llrned to Michel Chignom, B. No. ~
81. Another parcel Of land Lriuo w.,
OF Section AZ, township II, range ! ros '
tanning about IS 5i-lOO acres an ~ ~.
right bank of Red river descending co Nv
!ir'ned to Joseph Jean Rjs, by cvrti6 sy..
3. No. 1928. '''u'A"
ith. Another parcel of land, s.ct;,.
81, township II, range 9, being the no,,S
rrn part Ut the double concession 0,n
u. Hopkins certificate, containing y;
Iv-.0J acres. '"
9TH. Another tract of land, heiu, u.
northeast part Of section -, township i,
;anoe containing 800 acres; tho abo,,
being the land originally owned by H..
ry NJ. Hyams, acquired from the Mech..
les and Traders Bank, on the 9Th dar =,
1870.
9th. Another tract of land acon;,.,
from the United States, hring the sonss
east quarter of section 81. township !,
ranges, by certificate 1871, coutaipin.
l64 54-'OO acres, the south half Of ~
ton Is, township II, range 8, certi6c.t.
1890 and e2sV, cont lining 29l 9liM
acres. 1T section 10, township II rao..
5. west. certificate 1919, coutaiuinr \
Ol-'oo acres, making together 4Sl l5.lo
acres. ."
7th. Another tract of land acoui,a
from the State If Louisiana, beinr Il.
south east fractional portion Of se e 10,
~ township II, range .. containing :,
% loo acres; portions Of lots Nos. IL
b and y, aud the whole Of lots 3 4 .d
. OF section "a, township II, RANGE 9 ron.
tanning Psi 80 100 acres, the two Isst
mentioned portions, making tocethsr
295 24-lOO. The whole Of said trscta a,
parcels Of land, making together 2lC
$500 acres; 1893 s2-lOO more or l,ssx
which lying and being on the north id
If said river, and 1888 $1,000 acres -
" less, lying aud being on the south ia,
II said river, forming one body Of land
which constitutes the Lac DIES Ma
together with all the bui0-
ngs an3 improvements and amolion,
ions thereon, or thereto belonging.
Terms Of Sale: T
Cash-subject to appraisemsnt.
L. A. DEBLIEUX.
Sept. 27-tds. Sheriff.
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Senatorial Nominations.

The PLEASANT HILL CONVENTION ha,
been held. a. per notice. and tn
nominations. Hons. N. J. CUNNING
Ram and B. ". M.RsroS, will, We ar
sure, prove satisfactory to and re-.
ceive tho aolid support Of the pure
and PATRIOTIC Democracy OF this par.
ish and the while District. -,
OF Mr. CuSxrNoHAx We can add
hut little to what all people already
know Of him. or that ago when
Judgment Is not warped either BY
feebleness Of action or self agrsn.
disement. be has made for himself
a name and fame honored alike at
home and throughout the State.
Poor 10 purse. yet rich In all that
makes the NAN. be Is the idol Of the
Young Democracy Of this parish, a.
WlLrz is ~ the whole State.
OF the Hon. B. W. MARsrov. also
et the young, progressive Democrs.
cy, We have naught to say but what
is honorable alike to himself and biz
district. His course during recon.
structton has been during bis can.
didacy attacked. but his OF plsnstiops
we're perfectly satisfactory to those
even who. opposed his nomination.
and We accept their conversion A
to all. Mr.. MARsrox II
'eems. only struggled IN win L,u,si.
ana. az We all ND, from R .d,calism. !
md employed for that Iaudshle mr.. |
nose all tho means within his mower
for which he should ba commend |
nd. not denounced. ,Natchitoches |
st''. We are sure. give him her undi. |
pided support. ,s.s.
With th's ticket IN lioe With the
'n'end'd 9.ate and jndtcial nomina. |
lows made bv the Damocracv fhe
'e'fsh alone can he maddened. tha
,atriot'c will IN their best TO elect
he men 30 selected.
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University Of Louisiana.

The Law DEPARTMENT OF THE In.
stttution has been for a long number
OF years the pride Of tho South, Ger.
tainly Of our own State, and under
the able Presidency Of Randell Hunt.
LII. D., It maintains its high rank
among the fret law schools Of the
land. Tho annual course Of instruc.
tion In this Department will com.
mence on Monday. November 18th.
1879. and terminate In the ensuing
month of NAV; The faculty ct pree-
ent s:,Randell Hunt L. Id neri.
ton Hunt. William F. Mellon. ma
Charles E. Schmidt. ~"
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+. ARxANr ESQ.,, Secretary Of the
late Democratic Con ention at Baton
Rouge. has our thanks for a copy Of
the proceedings Of that body. MI.
Armant announces himself az can.
didate for Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives for tho forthcoming
term OF the General Assembly. The
ability displayed BY him 40 Secreta.
~ OF the Democratic Conventions
made him many friends, and 10 have
10 doubt b will receive . llstteripe
support Toe Tho o@eo To- which m
A1piree.
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Mr.. Tilden & Co.

Mr.. BLACKBURN. NJ Kentucky, hal
visited Nv. TlDEv. ~ Nav York, a
Greytown, under tho friendly ausni
ces o. our gushing Snu'hron Editor
HARRY WArERsoN. Of the Louisville
COURIER JOURNAL. and declares him
self loudly for Mr.. TrLpEv for Presi.
dent on the Democratic ticket in the
event the Democrats carry New Yorh
next Tuesday.
Iew are not mistaken Mr.. Water
SON handled the T1LDEN boom IN 1876
and handled It 40 "skillfullie" tina,
he came near afilic.ing the country
with a cabinet In which a wArERsoN
would have been the awe inspiring
figure. Mr.. WArERsoN has we are
sure undertaken this time to enltven
q corpse 80 dead at the South, that
Notwithstanding its sublime a1mjra.
tlon for the genius. "the sisters and
the cousins and the aunts," Of our
handsome Kentucky friend, it can.
not aid him to resuscltate.
T1LpEN and WArrRsox would make
the CONFERENCE.-The Immortal base
for some modern CrnvAxrEs. The
pen OF some such could employ II.
self In p'cturing DoS Qurxor IN all
The majesty Of his chivalric eush-
his high toned resolve to do deeds IN
defence Of innocence and 'fair ,adie"
bound with golden chain to the
cold monumental human ilash-os
moral cowardice and cypher djs.
patches. And BLACKBURN ton! What
J figure for the sAxcHo PANzA Of this
new all devouriug story. The sub
ect Ia too overpowering for us. w.
an pursue It no farther. Let some
'bler than We tell the country Of the
'eauty and chivalry Of this grand
RIO.
WArERsoN, |
BLAKBuRN ... -. 49,
AND T1LDEN.
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New Advertisements.
$50 REWARD.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ONE fine, large brown mare Mule,
~ Gig hit years old left my plantation
! mile below tho city of Natchtmh..,
about tho Goth Sort.mhcr last, and is
supposed to be stolen. Sh. i. II fin sad
die mule. branded with the letter @ on
one sh"nld.r. Any one giving informa-
ton that will lead to her recovery will
DO paid $50.
Oct. l!.-ti. G.. CHAPLIN,
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NOTICE..

LAND OFFICE at Natchitochcs. La, /,
Sept. 10Th, 1879.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing named settler has filed no.
t'ce OF his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty
days from til" date of this notice, viz
Homestead Entry NJ. sos, Francis N
GUM, of Natchitochts parish, for the
west half Of north east quarter, s.ction
81, township 6 north, RAM. west. and
names the following as bis witnrs se>,
VIZ: Anderson d Owens, Of NatcLito
chcs parish, and George W. GUM, OF
Natchitoches parish.
L. DCPI.EIX.
Oc'. '.-ot. Register.
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aavia9 devoted some sober second
e6ousht to the matter, Prof. Robert
j. 1neher Withdrsws ~ a candidate
Ioe ss.slection TO tho position Of
Oe1eo superintendent OF Education
ooopeo0joee 70 support the candida.
W0 Ptok y. b. Fay, who received
~ domination ct Baton ROUGE.
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NATCHlToCHEs, La, |
AnOnaf DIAL 1890 .

NArCHlrOCHEs, La, !
August 22sd 1879.
Mr.. Jules Normaud
I have been afflicted for
several years with painful inflammation
and liberation Of my leg, resulting from
On injury sustained by my buggy wheels
running over it, have tried many rem.
ed'es without avail. until several months
ago commenced the use Of "Normand's
Balm" which has been IF great benefit
and IL tho only application, of the many
tried BY me, which has afforded substan.
tantial relief-I regard it az invaluable
and cheerfally recommend it for tho Ger
tain euro Of bruises, wounds, cuts, ioflam.
nation and liberation.
Yours Respectfully,
WILL. NJ LEVY.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-11-01
WILTZ WAVE!
Grand Democratic Boom!!
M Domeaserste IN Natehltoches,
1eaday, November 18th, 1879.

0oVoenor Louis A. Wilt, Hons. L.
D. xoHnery. ]. Q. Egsu, Allen IN.
~, Ii. Fay. ". A. Strong, E. A.
DafbA II. n. Ogden. E. John Ellis,
W. u. Levy. ". H. Jack, B. F..
Jeoas. and other distinguished speak
90 Nh address the stalwart Democ-
~ q thb parish. ~.
Ag1aad Barbecue Il In contempla.
Ia. aAd . good old Democratic love
1o0Ge viii be induced IN.