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nUNOANSON BROS. Auctnneer..
u 9Th snd u streets northwest

TRgsTEEs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PRULED PkOPFRTY ON THE NORTH VEST
CORNER OF TWELFTH AND L STREETS
BY virtue ..9 Of deed Of trust: bearing date -
Gully record in Lber No. 7s9. folio 49, ct .s:'A
re! one OF the land records for Washington county
In the District of Columbia, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby. we will sell at public
auction, in front of the premises on THURSDAY,
the 18th DAY Of September, A. D. 1879. at O'clock
nate and lying in said city Of Washington, and be.
ing known ana described as part Of lot numbered
one. o. in Dayidson's recorded subdivision Of
t2s39 BEGINNING for the same at the southeast
ner OF said lot and square, thence north twenty
TOUR (24) feet; thence west seventythree (73 feet
south twenty four (2D feet thence east seventy
three 13 feet to the place of beginning, together
with the improvements, which consist Of three
story brick dwelling house with back building
Terms: One-third cash balance payable in equal
payments at one and two years after date to be
cured ~ notes bearing eight per cent interest and
deed OF trust on the premises sold. $3.50 deposit
when when the property is Knocked down. All convey
with in five days, otherwise the Trustees will read.
yerte and sell the property 1T risk and cost Of de-
fault1ng purchaser, after five day advertisement in
Ev. ming Star.
0soE0LA O. GREEN. Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF A SELECT VARIETY OF
ROSES IN POTS.
on Fh1DAY MORNING. September 10Th. 1879,
at 10 o'c'ock, at my saesroons, shall sell very
choice collection Of Roses in pots, embracing such
as Dntchees of Edinburg, Ma'maison, Pearl des
Jardins COrnelia Cook and other new and leading
varieties. suitable for winter blooming and fall
planting. sepl6-3t
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THOMAS DowL1Na. Auctioneer.

STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
O., AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, September a. -
Birds street, between Congress and High, .ANS
the above stock, COMPRISING general assert ~S~
LIT mt of Fancy and Millinery Goods several Show
Cases, &c [sepl5-dtsl THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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D1HPOBERH OF SECONDHAND CLOTHING
Dan get the best cash prices from the ORIGINAL
HERZO0, 8O6 9th st. near Pa. avenue Branch IN
Pa ava By calling Ut or addressing the above pscoG
prompt sttentton VIII be given 10 al ordexh
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THE OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork HarbOr.
IRON PIER NRW WORK
MEDICAL, &c.

ESQ REWARD--ItD DR.; BROTHERS fails to cure any
. case Of Female Weakness. Irregularit,es and OBJ
sos aa ssps
SV0 SIAN aud sULPHUR BATHS Estsblis6ed
by Dr.. sHEDD In 1871: W.li-known q the place
Filtered water used only. aus27iy
MADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOB
N1 Ladies An Female Complaints ON P quickly cured.
hours from to p. m. aug26 I'm
NJ, LEON, the Oldest Established and only Reli-
" able Ladies Physician in the city, can Be con;
e'cioct. except sundays and Mondays All Female
Complaints Comp quickly cured Separate rooms f9s pa
CPERMATORRHGA, IMPOTBNOY, PRRMA-
y ture decay, emissions and all venereal diseases
cured by Dr. BROWN: No ca.on,el used. All
nv near City Hah aus7.zm'
%sa cass 10! eb: and ssSse.
sRsad D1 s SSv No 1871 Sh
CONSULT DIR RoBERTs0N, eyery wednesday
8. frola 70 Pm. Who. With Is yssrs e1psrisncs.
Eua.apsses cure p % disea;es Of the UTin.y o..
lscsniX eontTsetsd: posityeIy cured IN from %
ssn sSs .s sa ass Is nsss1
Oharses moderate. mylTH
DE IEsnY 1oTTs IRsFgH R0WDIR9.-
ans " sEssSH: 5RsbS
snd .I PioSd sna s3@ De- spssdAY s:xs1
12th = md Pa ave- Price, % per bex SAINT By man
On recespt Of proc, securely sealed febllly
INPORTANT TO LADIEs.
An hreeular'sles speedily removed By fsnsdy
endorsed ~ the medical faculty Of Maryland. sent
@ receipt Of i've dollar SatsfsctioG Sgarsnteed
ssssss pi e ~ g
b Gay st., Baltimore, Md. feb11-1ys
nB. JOHN TBIPP'D BLOOD PURI.
0y.nnm Tumors. PtabsEss, Brt9hf1 Disesse. and
etfheT rage Bend for pamphlet. enclosing stamp
ma please state disease, BOO Columbus ava, Boston
70 medicine Genuine pnes. In bottles with my nams
blown Ia thsm and labels bearing my own Trade
G4rk Can2o1yl DR. JOHN TRIP.
nR RICORD's lssxNCl OF LIZ restores
manhood and the vtgor Of youth TO the most
eoAttered Constitution In four WeekA Failure i'm
Ioesble This life <estorns remedy should be taken
~ ~ about to marry, or who have become weak
0eo from excess or any other cause Success In
wy case - certaln that water quenches thirSl
~ PCT Csc Sole Aren't Dr.. SO0. JAOoUU0, Ont.
eI1tfy Yace. New YoYf
OfuRRsts supplied. 1anl11
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auot'oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

ESTATE.
by virtue of . deed u trust: dated February -
21kt, 1867, and duly recorded in Liber r. NJ ~
q, No 80. Folio l24, &C.. of the land records -
for Washington county, in said District, and by di-
irust deed IN wrtng will sell at public sale. on
TUESDAY, 2Sd day Of September. 1879. at so
Bard q, in Kings sub division Of square numbered
ght hundred and seventy-four (S74).
in two equal payments, in six ana twelve months:
in not les bearing interest and secured by deed of
ch. esr's coet John J. JOHNSON. Trustee
IVNCANa0N bRQS., Aueta sep6d&dS
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:, BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the 4th ID
corded In 1iber No 1854. folio 2Os Of the land a:M
records for the District Of Columbia, and at the
wrl ten request OF the party secured thereby, the
UNDERSIGNED will sell at public auction to the highest
tembef the 18th A. D. 1872 $50 O'clock M, the
Washington. District Of Columbia. to wit: That
pnn M nun 9ersd I'VE Co. In Square ubered
Massachus. tts avenue at the southeast corner Of
SAID lot thence in northwesterly direction and
wih the north line Of said avenue forty three Szsj
tett and two CD inches; thence in q northeasterly
direction IIa In line at right angie with the said
thence by and with said rear line to the northeast
corLer there o. and thence in southwesterly drec
ton to the point of BEGINNING, together with all
privileges, rights and easements thereunto be-
longing.
Terms Of sale: One, third of the purchase money
cash tie balance in three equal inst ailments at six,
twelve and ghteen months after the day Of sale,
with Six per cent. interest, secured by 8 deed OF
trust on the properly sold. deposit Of 300 will
be required OF the purchaser at the time of the sale
and all conveyanciDg shall be at his cost II terms
of sale are not compiled with within seven days tbs
undersigned trustee the right to resell the
property at the cost and risk Of the defsuting pur-
chaser.
sepl5d WIN. ". BOARMAN. Trustee
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FINANCIAL.

GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS
- BY our 1Dsul ance System of Investments IN
Stoct VI or. t1ons We insure indemnity from loss.
n" M Al gina or Privilege plans Investments re-
ceive' in sums of $15 and upward. Correspondence
fr, IL stock operators solicit q. p. O. Box 1856.
DAMS MAHARD Il co,
stTq 3ll rs RrOsdvav Nv
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} II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.


E5E sAa SE Fsua
Silt HzSH hFG * s1f 5fsrkE nERh
a1a d d decd Ct n NJ My
folio pa, ana st the request Of The party Sc, -Gs
lot iS5 Of Beails addition to aeorsetown. as said
hsrd. No folio lGeorsetown5. With ali the im
proyements thereon, consisting OF q lsr.e and De
I'D Also ne adjoining house Each house viii Be
Terms Of safe one-third cash (of which s2OO
must be paid at the sale q deposit) and the bal
ance in one and two years, with interest from the
sursnce to the satisfaction Of the Trustees The
to BE he sG 9 5
cell the property at tie risk and cost Of the default
Evening Star. All conveysncins at the cost Of the
purchaser.
July recorded in said Lber No. 76l folio OIL and at
Of the . IN se
at quarter past oelock to the highest bid
u sS I'd IN o o sod
addition to deoIgetown together with the improve
q, Gav se On @ OF desirable Brick House
The terms Of sale are the same as those above ad
vertised III case OF lot numbe. ed one,
ALSO.
By Virtue Of deed OF trust, dated May 221, 1874,
and duly recorded in Liber No. ISL folio 2l6, and
at the request Of the party secured. will SELL to
G. orgetown, d. O., at quarter of ive O'Clock, on
the sane day, Lot numbered three 60. in Snep:
15s Of ais addition to Georgetow1. in said sub
Or: Consisting Of a brick dwelling on Gay street.
Terms: The same as announced ia the foregoing
VIM. 81. WARD, n
seI6-d&dB EDWARD MCPHERSON 4ru5toes.
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II /. BtRRICK x CO,
~. COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS,
No. AZ NEW ST, NEW YORK,
Euy and sell all active ktocks ut the New York
Stock Exchsnae on mar.ns of one per cent and
upwards. or foT cash. "The OPERATOR" weekly pa
per or invt stors, fOrwar led on applicat on Wash
ington references fur nshed sep9-Sm
A GOOD WAY to speculate in Stocks is to secure
"A Privileges. These cost from so to $500, and
afford opportunities to both small and large opera
tors TO secure handsome profits. Any number of
shares OF stock bought and sold on commission or
carried on per cent margin Mining stocks bought
ard sold through San Francisco and New York
Mining Exch srges. Pamphlet. fully xplaining how
to probably operate in Wall street, mailed Free.
PECK Il HARRIS, ID 81 Broad st., N. Y.
jy19-w&s2m
n execute orders for the purchase sale CT Stoke
Bond. and Gold on moderate margins COMMITS
On responsible parties only Correspondence SOLE
ted Henry Merriam, Member Am Mining and
STOCK Exchange, 81 Wall ct, New York Reference,
y. MAnyAn. 1ss., President National Trust Co,
New York tsnl.fY
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1879 Plant LINE. 1877!
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK sT1AMBOA
NOTICE TO MOUMT VERNON PAS

bal: Captain. Is the only boat Al: s az
lowed to land passengers ct Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
% mansion sna grounds. Steamer leaves 9th street
wharf daily Sundays eXcepted) at 10 NJ, and re.
turns about p. 10 J. McH HOLLINaSWORTH
eupt LAeies' Mount Vernon Association. l. L
BLAKE. steamer W W. Oorcoran 1el6ly
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NgNAhD LINE.

WITH tho view Of diminishing the chances Of col
sio9 the Steamers Of this line take specific cours>
Cor al seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or BOstJn, crossing the meridian Of SO at 4:
lat, or nothing to the north of 43.
On the honsward passage crossing the meridian
Of 20 ut ~ lat. or nothing TO the north OF a.
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SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
me steamers OF tbs company VIII sail every BAT
urday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street, HOboken
Bates OF Passa-e: From New York to Hayre, Lon
nS cshn @ ana Brsmep nrsf c.Sn Sto ~
passage spply to OELRIOHS co, 2 Bowling
Green, New York. v. g. METZKROTT CO., 81
II. ave. Agents for WaehinRfon 0Cfl-1Y
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HLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN

From Washinston-Monday, at II am.
From Observation-Disclosures at pm.
Ereights received daily until 8 pm. Through
btils Of laden given to Boston and Providence, and
Eau River Consignees wishing their goods landed
"GEoRGETowN. d. O."
For fun information apply to j. h JOHNSON h
90. 100 street northwest, and 12thstreet wharf
Georgetown, d. G.; WILLIAM p CLYDE 4 co.
General Managers. II South Wharves, Philadel
phtA mar2O-ly
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The INST class steamers Of this Ine, W. A. SOHOI-
TTEE""P: CALAND," ROTTERb AN" "sOHIE.
Netherlands leaves Jersey -0iy every Alternate
Wednesday am Saturday. Cabin 2. SO Inter
Agt n South William st New York, FUNOH KDYE
90: ~ 80 Wn. at, Freight ACTS; L ". NOR
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-26
A SHOCKING CONFLICT.

On the night of the 18th inst, at n bal.
or party given at a private residence near
Church Point, in the Parish OF st.
Landry, Il terrible difficulty OCCUR
ed between the Messrs. Chi!ds and Messrs
Hornsby, supposed to have grown out of
an old feud existing between the two
fami lies fer several years. The melee
opened by Mr.. John Hornsby and Mr..
Louis Childs having q fist fight, and
willie these two combatants were satisfy
ing til cir anger there occurred another
horrible difficulty between NJ. Leonard
Hornsby and Mr.. Alexander Childs,
which ended in the latter being killed.
This combat is one of the nest shocking
on record. These two combatants settled
their difficulty, ono with a knife aud the
otter with pistol. Hornsby drew a pis
toll and fired at his adversary, missing
him. Childs rushed upon Hornsby, Sc L.
oil hold Of the pistol and succeeded III
wrenchinG it from the hands OF Hornsby
aud at the same time inflicted several
wounds ON the person Of dornsby, in or
near the lungs. Atthis move of his adj
versary Hornsqy pulled another pistol
from his pocket and gave CEi!ds ne con-
texts just above the eye, the ball passing
through, and out OF the back Of his head,
killing bin instantly. After young
Childs fell, his brother who was fighting
J. Hornsby and who it is said gained the
victory, attacked the other Hornsby and
succeeded in driving both from the field
of battle. Mr.. John Hornsby and AR.
Louis Chiids came out Of the difficulty
with very little injury, but the wounds re-
ceivcd by Nj. Leonard Iornsby are coll
sidercd fatal, and the supposirion is that
lie will expire before morning. The at
fair has caused great deal of excitement
botl, in Church Point and other parts OF
st. Landry.
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SuERIrFS SALE.

Tho State of Louisiana--Parish of West
Ecliciana.
Parish Court of East Felciana-No. 2252.
Guy G. Raincr, VS.. Francis j. Norwood
.,s and bus band.
PE VIRTUE of aud pursuant to q writ
-E9 of fl ia issued in the above styled
and mum erred suit from the Honorable
Court aforesaid and directed to the Shcr-
lit of the Parish Of West Feliciana, have
se2 ed. taken into my possession and vii!
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, in
front OF the Court House, in the town Of
st. FraEcisyille, said State and Parish on
Saturday, August 10Th, 1879,
al the hour of II o'clock. a. H., of said
day, the following named and described
property seized in the above entitled
suit, tO-wit: ... y ..
\ certain tract or parcel of land lying
and being situated in the Parish of West
Feliciana and State of Louisiana, said
tract containing Two Hundred and Nine
ty-seven (29I) acres more or less, and he
same is bounded on the north by Rich
Creek, on the south by Decker and on
the west by the Public Road, the same
being subject to Il reservation of one
One Hundred and. Sixty (1GO) acres of
| land together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, as per agree
| mont III an act OF mortgage ana us
shown by plot of survey made by viii.
liam T.. Noteworthy, said reservation
having been made and deiired by said
plot OF survey, leaves One Hundred
and Thirty-seven ODD acres to be sold
| under this writ. The land to be sold is
Iouniled on the north by Richardson.
on the east by Thompson's Creek, on
tho south by w. II. McKowen, and OH
the west by Public road.
Il To md
satisfy the debt, interest and costs in
the above entitled and numbered suit.
Terms Of Sale.
On n credit OF twelve months, purclas-
crs to give their notes with approved
personal security, the same 20 bear eight
per cent interest f.om the day of sale
uuti! paid.
JOHN j. BARROW.
May31-1s1o. Sheriff.
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F-zSThat was q cute retOrt mace Ply ;

r-TThat was q cute retort mace Ply q
lady teacher of one Of the Cohoes schools
to one of the School Commissioners a
short time ago. The Commissioner had
been elected in the interest of reform, anu
his perpetual hobby was the reduction OF
teachers salaries. The lady demonstrate
iug against further reduction, said to Ell
force her argument, that they could moi
i've on less, as they were idle 50 long du-
ring vacation in the summer tune: 'Ao on
should do as my brother-ln-laW does,
said the Commissioner. He teaches
school in the country, and during vaca-
ton earns his living by cradiing.' "Ne
would gladly cradle, too" wss the arch
reply; "but it is necessary first to get
husbands" There was no further tall:
of reduction on that occasion. .s.r
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Grand total

The Finance Committee reported pro-
gress. On motion of Mir. Fischer, the
Mayors salary was reduced to Fifty Dol
next 1879.
The Constable and Collectors salary,
was reduced to thirty dollars per month
from the 1st Of August next 1879.
The Treasurer's salary was reduced to
thirty dollars from the LIST of August
next 1879.
The Clerks salary was reduced to sixty
dollars from the 1st of August next 1879.
The folio wing citizens We're appointed
on the Sanitary Committee VIZ.
MasIrs. Gus. Brown, Joseph Nacaro
and p, k.eibush, to report to M!. Simon
We'll.
Me;srs II. Levy, Jas. Mcpherson. and
JAS. Davidson, to lcpcrt to Nj. W. NJ.
Town.
Aicssrs. L. Gore, c. J. Woltlin, and L.
Martinez to report to Mr.. N. Alexander.
Mr.. Aug. Fischer VS. appointed on the
Finance Committee i'll place Of LIZ. lex
andSr.
Oll lttIloN tl MI. iSCiCl ~ "No itS
solved, That the ordinance passed at the
called meeting of Dec. 10, 1877, requiring;
the Constable to give bond for one thou
sand dollars and TO he fined in certain
eases &c, lie and the same is hereby &c
peaiea.
Mr. WI lis moved that the assessment
OF capital IN trade aud Real Estate be
liked at le same rate for he Fiscal y ar
ending May 18th, 1879. as it was assessed
for the fiscal year ending May 18Th, 1878.
The motion was seconded by Ar. Wei,
Tic vote being taken on the motIon the
following gentlemen voted in the allr-
NATIVE, Iessrs, Wells, We'll, and AlcSa" ,
der, and Mcssrs. Fischer, and Town voted
in the lie gative. The motion was carried
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned. J. L. IRVINE,
is. WOOSTER. MAYOR.
Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-26

TR9 DAYS AGUE ToNIC.- Quininc
yes che periodicity ola chill to- day,
it Is apt to return on the morrow. All
arieus diseases require that the stomah
bethoroughly cleansed, the liver un-
led, the bowels unloaded, and the
esef the sk,n' opened before a final
!, can be- effected. Quinine nor any
be drug can possibly produce these
bits as che same time, he-lce n pernla-
cure is seldom effected. Days
)e Ton ic has been SO combined and
bounded that it produces all the
paEnsults at the same time, making
butte and permanent cures, leaving
systenii in healthy condition.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-26

THE invention Of that Superior and
6plete Sewing Machine CThc Family
tile Machine marks one of the most
brtant .. as in the history of machine.
I'D when we consider its great usc-
ess and extremely low price(S25), it
Dry difficult to conceive of any in
ion fortloln este use gilmore or even
IL Importance to families. 1t has
capacity for work; beautiful,
btll, aud quiet movement, rapid exc
pn, certainty Of operation, and de-
tful ease, that at once commends it
Re all Others. The working parts
all steel; the bobbius hold 100 yards
bread; the stitch is the firmest of all
stitches, made. ueat and regular, and
be regulated in q moment to sew
ches from an iuch in lcnS Ii Oh coarse
erlal down to the finest, 50 intllinitcs-
as to be hardly disccrnable with the
ed eye, and with 4 rapidity render
it impossible to court them as fast as
ae; it does to perfection all kinds OF
IVY, coarse, plain, fine or fancy nee
work with ease, and far less labor
p required on any other machines.
Deeds no commentator, the rapid
Is, increasing demand, and volunta-
lucomiums from the press, and the
psands of families who use them,
ply testify to their undoubtcd worth
standard and reliable household ne
Pity, extending its popularity each day
(nts wanted 10y the company. Ad-
b them for information. Family
ling Machine Co., 755 Broadway,
h York:
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE,

Wilkinson, at Pisgah, July 10 and goth.
Amite, ut Sharon, July 26 and 9th.
Woodville, August End and Bird.
Bayou Sara, ut Tunica August 2d-3rd
Winans, at Winans, August 16 and II.
e. Baton Rouge, at Antioch, Aug. % "a l..
Clinton, August 30th and 31st.
Magnolia, at Holmesville, Sept. 9th.
Buffalo, at Mt. Carmel, Sept. 1914.
j. A. GODFREY, Z. L.
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THE Willow, LEAF.-What signiii-
(ethis brings to the heart of man. All,
the thoughts that cluster around the
Sf yellow leaf.s are full of pathos
mesning. They apeak,i in tones not
y understood, that although they in
bs aud summer time, luttered to the
pc when fresh and green, that now
ng, the FALL season, they are assum
their winter garb of death, and will
J fail to the earth and DO forgotten
What sad thought! Thousands of fe-
2 are this day passing through tLc
b leaf stage .fre,aature7y They arc
lily closing their lives OF usefulness
kfusing 40 rescue themselves when
ptent and reliable Il remedy is at
az the English Female Bisters, the
It female regulator of the day.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-26
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
MAYORS OFFICE, BAYOU SARA, !
La. Julv 10 1879, {

La, July 10, 1879.
At Il regular meeting of the cou neil
held this evening the following members
were present, j. L. Irvine Ma yor, Simon
We'll, Aug. Fischer, Jas. 4. Wells. NJ. AL
cXandcr, cotncillncn.
Tue minutes Of the last meeting were
read and adopted.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Town ap pcared and pre-
sentcd his commission and after having
subscribing to the required oatI, of Office
before his honor, the Mayor, took his seat
as councilman in the place of L. w.
Whitcma;, deceased. .,
On motion Of Mr.. Wells, Mcssrs. Picard
& Wells capital in trade was ordered to
be assessed for the fiscal year ending
May 18th 1880, for tho sum Of Eight
Thousand Dollars. .
The following preamble and resolution
was offered by Mr.. Fischer aud being put
to n vote was carried.
Vhcrcas the "Wh:rf Boat having
been moved outside Of the limits OF the
corporation by the request Of the board
Of Counci!meu and Sanitary Committee to
be used us Il Quarantine Station as such
and in connection with the service rcu-
dered by Nh. +. Z. Powell, Wharf Master
as 4 Quarantine Guard was Invaluable to
he town, and
Whereas, the cost of moving the
Wharf Boat below town and back again
baving been betrayed by the lessee.
Therefore be it Resolved, That the
Wharfage due for the months of August,
September and October 1873, be and tho
same is hereby Cancelled.
The Mayor reported having collected
tho following delinquent taxes, licenses
md fines &c,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-26

HE TRUE WAY To INNIGOlsATE---Ihc
way to invigorate Il feeble system is
lnfnse activity into tho operation OF
stomach, that wondrous alcmblc III
Feb the food is transmitted into the
)stituents of blood, the chief element
four vitality. Hostetter's Stomach
ters, because it accomplishes this end,
reatly to be preferred to many SO call
Atonics, useful indeed as appetizers,
imperative as aids to digestion anu
Rmilation. This sterling corral, while
the stomach, healthfully
Piulates the liver, bowels, and kidneys,
pring the escape through tho regular
lnnels of etfete and useless matter
pwn off by he system, which is thus
lhed as well as invigorated by it. Its
PC influence is soon made manifest by
Increase of vital energy and a more
I'VE and regular discharge of every
eSSicai tuncti on, and ii Las the further
et OF rendering the system unassaila-
ny malarial epidcmics.