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Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09
Everything Goes Wrong

out of order. Constipation, dyspepsia, con taminaton of the blood, imperfect assimila- tion are certain to ensue. But it is easy to prevent these consequences, and remove their cause, by course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which stimulates the hillary organ and regulates it's action. The direct result is a disappearance of the pains beneath the ribs and through the shoulder blade, the nausea,
 headaches yellowness of the skin, furred look
 of the tongue, and sour odor of the breath, digestion and regular habit of body are blessings also secured by the use of this cole brated restorative of health, which imparts a degree of vigor to the body which is its best guarantee of safety from malarial epidemics. Nerve weakness and oyer- tension arc relieved by it, and it improves both appetite and sleep.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
 The wholesale New York market quotations show:
 Beams. Prime, s1.4oa142; fair to good,
 B,ater.-N. Y. sold at 2Oc. for choice in pails, and 12d16c. common to good. western sold at 16c., and the common Western at 7a10c.
 C'heese.-Factory fancy, s19c.; do: fair, 7c.
 Eggs.-Quotations ranged from 12c. for or dinary to 13c. for New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
 FVo,w.-Superine, $3.25a3.65: Western, $3. 7Oa3. 90; extra New York, $3.85a3.90.
 Hay.-Shipping 35a40c.; clover, 25a35c.; salt 25d35c.; straw, 30d45c.
 Hops.-New York, 5a13c.; Eastern, 6d9c.; yearlings, 2Gi.; olds, 1d2c.
 bulk; in barrels Sc. Naptha, Sc. in ship ping order. and 111Sa1215c in eases.
 Pork.-New mess, ,$1O. .45G1O.65; Family ID ss -; extra prime, $S.75; dressed hogs 51s
 Wheat-spring No. 2, s1,os: Milwau kee No. 9, $1.O5. Amber, SLIP. White, $1.14. Rye.-State, 61a62c. Wool.-Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia XXX 37a39c., xx 34a35c., 33d34e No. l, 55a 36c No. g. 3Oa32c, common, 2Sa30c. New York and Western xxx 31a32c., X and No. l, 1 31a32a33a35c.
 PHILADELPHIA MARKET. F1our-State family, $4.75; rye 1our $2 75. Wheat, State, ISL, IS. Amber, $1.15. Corn, yellow, 44c; mixed State, 43c. Petroleum Refined 9 15c.; crude, sEHc. Wool.-State and Western xxx 33d35c., 33a | 34c., medium, 35a37c.. coarse, 3Gc. CATTLE MARKETS. BUFFALo.-Cattle good quality, $4.4Od47O. | Hogs, fair to good, $4.10; best, $4,25 EAST LIBERTY PEN.-Best cattle, $53S; medium to good, $4 OOa4 35; common to fair, $3. .75a4. co. Hogs. Workers, $3 75a3.90; Phila- delphias, $4.25a4 40. Sheep, $4. 50a6.00.
 WArERTowN, MAss.-Cattle, choice, $7.50; extra, $6.5Oa7.O0; first quality, $4.OOa4. .75; second quality, $4.5Od4.75; third quality, $4. % o4.25. Sheep and lambs-wool sheep, $2.50a 800; extra, $S.5oa5.5O; spring lambs, 519 o6c. veal calves, 41sa5c. -'+
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09
In the Olden Time.

There is a good deal of "Nature" in Sam Sticks description of Q country church in his day. Sam says Nov that's the case with these country con- gregations, we know where. The women and old tame men folk are inside the young wild boys md ontamed men folk are on the fences, outside, settin' on the top rail, speculatin' on times, or marriages, or markets, or what not, or walkin' round and studyin' hoss flesh, or talkin' of the swap to be completed of Monday, or a leadin' off the two hosses on the sly of the old deacon s, takin' lick of half mile on by-road, right slap ahead, and swearin' the hosses had got loose, and they was fetchin' of them back.
 "Whose sidc-saddle is this? ?"
 "Slim Sal Dowdie's."
 "Shift it to the deacon's beast, and put his on to her'n, and tie the two crit ters together by the tail. This is old Mother Pitchers wagon her hoss kicks like grasshopper. Lengthen the breechin', and when aunty starts, hell make all fly agin into shavin's, like g plane. Who is that comin' along full split there horseb ack ?"
 "It's old Booby's son, Tom. We'll it's tho old mans shaft hoss; call out whoh and he'll stop short, and pitci Tom right over his head on the broad O. his back, whap."
 "Tim Fish and Ned Pike, come scale up here with us boys on the fence. The weight is too great away goes thu fence, and away goes the boys, all fyin' legs, arms, hats, poles, stakes, withes and all, with an awful crash and an awfu shout; and away goes two or thre bosses that have broken their bridles and off home like wink.
 Out comes Elder Sourcrout. "Then as won't come in had better stay t home," said he. And when he hear that them as are in had better stay i when they be there, he takes the hin and goes back agin. "Come boys, let go to Black Stump Swamp and searcI for honey. We shall be back in time walk home with the gals from nigh meetin', by airly candle-light. Let's go.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09

PURE milk, uutainted cream, gilt-edged but ter are the results of using the Perfect Milk Pail Agents make $3 to $5 a day, and until an agent is app tinted in this vicinity the Dairy Supply Comp ny, of New York, will send 8 Perfect M;lk-pail complete, express charges prepaid, on receipt of the price, $2.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09
A Wild Elephant.
KILLING HIS KEEPER AND THEN HUNTED
 DOWN AND SHOT.

The arrest of Q keeper of Central Park elephants for using hot iron in subduing his pets is bringing out much information about the animal.
 "Let me tell you" says one menagerie proprietor "what happened to George West for the want of Q hot iron. l bought Bolivar, the finest and largest elephant I had ever seen up to that time, at Zlnesville, Ohio, in 1853. West was his keeper. Bolivar wss for 8 long
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09

WHY not make up your minds, at present, what Hotel you are going to stop at when you arrive in New York? The Grand Central on Broadway, is now kept on both the American plan at $2 50 to $3 co, and the European plan at $1.O0, and upwards, per day. An elegant Restaurant, at moderate prices, is conducted by the Hotel
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09

FRANZ LISZT is among the most distin- guished of musicians in the world. He uses and prizes Mason S Hamlin Cabinet Organ, and pronounces it '' matchless," '' unrivaled,' D styling it ''this magnificent and to me so precious instrument" There could hardly be higher praise, or from more eminent authority.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09
HANK INDIVIDUALS.

Whether consumptive or not. should use PHILLIPS "PALATABLE COD LIVER GIL, in combination with PHOsPHO-NUTRI- TINE. By so doing they will acquire flesh tilizer of lhe blood. All druggists. Depot, Platt st.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09

DAMAaEs.-A "ciyil damages" law to prevent quor-selling, which has just passed the Massachusetts House of Representa- yes, makes the liquor-sel!er responsible for the injury that may be done by any person while under the influence of liquor bought of him and,
 case the liquor-seller is not pecuniarily responsible, then the damages fall upon owners of buildings where the liquor IS sold.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09
MARKET NOTES.

FOR SPECIAL RATES for advertising i'll this paper apply to the publisher of the paper.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09

RIGHARDS0N,S IGA \ M HEW METHiSR,h asr is ,ho ESM most popular ever issued, as proved positively py tne sale of hl,ldreds or thousands 0F copies. hSoHe 3ns it.
 &A Ann Beok qnaiLed for Retail Price. EA
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09

The p1esent number of the WEEKLY MUSICAL RECoRD is full of Easter Music. Send to, for It.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09

CANTATAs FOR SCHOOLS AND SEWN ARIES. Among many Eood ones may oe n., men. a Charity, (60 conts). Ssuardinn Angels Io cents). Coronation, (6O centsl, CuIprlt rhSs (sI, and Fairy Bridal, (b0 cents)
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09

Easter MuSicy Easter Carols! Easter Anthems
 Send for Lists.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09
NEEDT.FS.
ME EsERvEYs BOOKKEEPING.

NEW MUSIC at half price Send postal tor 1ree IN list to J. HEISLEY Freehold. NJ.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

-The Secretary of the Interior has decided that Section 2, 400 of the Revised Statutes, requiring the owners of private claims to pay for the Survey of their lands before patents can be issued, was repealed by the act of Congress March 3, 1875, and that the provision of said Section 2, 400 having been substantially reenacted in the appropriation act oi July 31, 1876, it must be regarded as permanent legislation and unrepealed.
 The total of the public debt, princi pal and interest, is $2, ,447, ,887, ,724. .12
 cash i9 the Treasury, $42O, 787, .29
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-09
The Best Music Books !!

THE CHURCH OFFERING. .ISS.Eso1: IRS I; g:
 SSd SdIiI largest collection of music for Episcopai
 Choirs over u5lished. yenites, ls Gloria ps. sides Q large variety of Chants, and Anthems for Christmas, EASTER and other Festivals. Al: fhouvh prepared expressly for the Episcopal Service, the largo number of fine Anthems ron, dersit one of the best Anthem books for all Chors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-10
A STATE UNIVERSITY.

4
Gen ~ VINO were Interested IN the loca-
lion OF TINS institution intended to have pre-
| sentedsto the convention memorial (which
Ine by WANT o. space prevents US from printing
u lull,l 81 Inc IDS ordnance Introduced by Mr..
u q ..g oh webster, statlng the advantages
- 1nls oluinaIlee 70 nave peen 10 secure for
~ no,slaLl conplete university on which
t Tue oIate = resources Wonld pc concentrated ;
~ Keep at nolne inc Louisiana youths who
Ivy " W otleI othtes anu countries Tor edu-
GheioH ltne money mus Kept IA Louisiana and
spenC alIIong our own people Wouid be enor-
snousl, " pIoHiobe an actlve principle In uni
.ylns lily leople q LonislanA ana educating
yous1 ISL rom sne Guy ana country;
iossa oee1s loVe ana state pride under the
TIt.arsi.. ~ sIfone aIln TespeetaDle State
oniyeIslty, compete In all OF It's departments
sl.au capapie vi ALioEdlng good academcal and
prtp pha slnli. suucatlon.
~ 10 .uaiVllal shys: 40 one would think
~ io.;e1Hg We ,neuIeaI department. elsewhere
oIa ~ ~ Vow uIieans. rev THINK Inherently
Th siae Ioealip.l o. lne law department
ns dam hu iae.lcsai departments nave pros
ant h olaen me academic DEPART
aepMarI ,l 9l OF State university, Il located
~ lew oT.eans, can never De IN TACT State
~ i, ~ ca ~ meVhI ps really other than
~; -, eoliage. Inen Iet the one there now be
LEV ~ iaw a.1n hahe WhaL lt virtually lsa city
college under city control, with tuition free.
Lousla ma 10 her poverty and sparseness Of
},1ae. ~ J ita aioIu 20 sustain t,r0 State
Pnnga an, " tun a anu seenee, one IN Baton
tion 1un,Id Dng - hsW nIIeans. Inc aues-
Stata =, ~ Haaa. asrIse, why should
isiana finds u heraaIS or t ~ re- ID WHICH Lou
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-10

by appropriate Legislation. and the salaries q, 4
all Incidental expenses Of said board shall be-
paid out Of the Slate or district funds provided
AIR. j. The General Assembly. at their first
regular session after the adoption Of this con-
stftution. shall enact laws providing the man
n s n which number OF pers so1 , majority
parish or adjoining parishes Interested IN the
works proposed By those DESTROYS Of, forming
Int e. a. e. noay petite,
State land, improving The navigation of the
natural water courses. or OF establishing land
OF water routes of com municaion, or other
wise developing the agricultural or CONNER
eial resources Of said parish or parishes, shall
acquire the rights. privileges and powers neces-
pided that said object and the proposed method
Of accomplishing said. object be properly set
forth by drawings and written specifications,
state Engineers and the police juries of the
parish or parishes In which said works OF In
ternal improvements are located: pronided that
no expenses or liability snail accrue to the
ART 0. That the General Assembly. ct their
first session after the adoption OF this consti-
for the appointment Of o State Surveyor. who
shall be ompetent SURVEYOR and who shall
take charge Of and preserve the records Of all
surveys relating to the sale or division Of all
State lands In accordance with law. He shall
arrange these records in such q manner as to
make them most accessible to the public. He
shall also compile and make map OF all par
ish lines as established By law and shall per-
form all the duties heretofore required Id the
offices Of the Surveyor General OF the State and
OF the Reg lstrar Of State Lands. He shall fur
nish such bond and receive such pay and per-
form such other duties us the Legislature may
hereafter designate.
Delegate Kernochan moved that the ordi-
nance be considered article by article
Delegate Cunningham moved to indefinitely
postpone the entire ordinance.
Delegates Stone, Stevenson Mcconnell
Blanchard and Young favored the motion to
indefinitely postpone.
Delegate Poche opposed the motion to post
pone.
Delegate Kernochan said 1t was matter of
noconsequence to the committee If the motion
prevailed. They had carefully considered the
ordinance and presented 1t to the Convention
MS a result OF their deliberations. IC now re-
manned for the body to dispose Of 1t as 1t
thought proper.
The motion to indefinitely postpone pre-
vailed.
Delegates Kernoehan and Benham, mem
bers Of the committee, rendered their resigna-
tions therefrom.
The Convention refused to accept the resig-
nations, and postponed further action thereon
until the first Of August.
A motion to adjourn until tomorrow morn
Ing ut o'clock was then adopted.
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WANTED.

{ 5A wv: TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
r. B. LEE GooKING sTUTEi n aw gsidepfa tsa
aa fate af The last IL2naan and Alabama
e eaeth metha Fl ebanng from tbe
s s1Tsrj 1hfu inter pATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
indispsnsable The Wilson Keaele VII sI1n XIV
yplm rdestrpyer get discovered The c lton
T TIRniGGE Ia 7 . HEAT REFLECTOR. Eco.
hhngapg Tor dgelIings street cars and steam
~ FR oid style The PATENT WATER c pan
lt m rn9s tt eontrivanee to prevent the
b. raW fg, nsg method water can
Rlpea W,tng usthe use Of Ice or cbsmieais The
can Ia NO nsa9 HtAIEh MOTOR, great Invention,
trdua ~ "a Ior any purposes very cheap con.
t tIana for o ali dsserp
lighting houses. oe-1 'o1s1o11 n1oeaou Vi
p EAnn1Irgstfe eanvassers wanted. and GrDn
BUSlNESS GUARANTEEDs - s. aooD
JAMES Fl. REYNOLDS.
;oa., Plumber and Gas Filter.
3sso 1SD6H oBaronne street,
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, JULY 10 1879

"a man might afford In money to have two Y,
Wives but III affection and love and the well 4
beinu 81 his family he cannot afford 10.
Ma,,e1lv innolitic and foolish and mad would
It be- for Louisiana, with her scanty pop1ll.a.-
m l o. spirit Of State love and State pride
to divide her affections between Two rlV y
them ID training fts students to complete their
education In other States. ,.,,14
aColIeges and universities cannot pe pt ,.l
Of money alone OF brick and mortar, nor, IN :,
deed Of able professors simply; eoiegv =
d. family. and there must be gathered aToullu
If the affection Of It's children, OF Its alumni,
else all State effort Is In vain"
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NOTICE TO STATE CREDITORS
KooMg COMMITTEE cN THE DEBT oTl

hooMg COMMITTEE On THE DEPT orl
the state, at the State House, i
New Orleans. April 30, 1871
The Committee on the Debt of tina State. ;n
accordance with resolution Of the Gonat,ta~
nonai convention. hereby give notice TO the
creditors OF the State that the committee Ii pre-
Dared 70 receive propositions relative to the adj
9 ~ of the bonded and floating debt OF tina
State. ee~' y
PROPOSITIONS /, should be submitted In writina
~ eue chairman OF the committee by syndt
s e,A OF agency. representing each particulas
CLASS of Indebtedness.
E. e. KIDD,
Chairman Of Committees
address, New Orleans. La. state-House.
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Montgomery d Go. sell few valuable paint
ings this morning at II o'clock. sharp.

REvIvED.-Most of our old and prominent
citizens will remember Mr.. Samuel Croghan.
that prince Of caterers who for years previous
to the war catered to their appetites at the Ori-
entail Dining rooms. opposite the st. Charles
Hotel. where for years he boarded and roomed
the elite OF the city. Well, Mr.. Croghan has re-
vived the Oriental In his usual style, at No. 1853
Camp street. where he proposes to furnish
board In his old style at the low rate Of d
week. His tables will at all times be supplied
with all the delicaeies OF the season. Meals fur
nished at all hours and families supplied In all
parts Of the city. To these who know Mr.. Cro-
CHAN, It is useless to give advice; to those who
do not we say. ii you want an elegant room or q
good square meal. give Croghan d call.
~ FOR nTHER rIrv NEWa arp rrrrYmr
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Second Recorders Court.

Arthur Fortier, alias Mute, for breaking and
hitting the crime of larceny, was sent before
the First District Court under $1,000 bonds
John Pons, charged with accidentally driv-
ing his wagon over q six-year-oid boy, was
yesterday released on $4,000 bonds by Judge
Miltenberger.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-10
THE COURTS.

Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Clara j. Plessy and Mary
Elizabeth Stewards, wife Of Geo. Francis
Porter, were opened.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-10

.Mlstakes In Couf8ship' was the subject OF
q clergyman's discourse In this city on sui !.
day. It seems 10 US that 1t isn't so mucn u
en1irtsbip TINT people make mistakes. Court
ing's nj! right. It's the sad awakening from
The rosy dream that hurts. Moral-Keep on
courtinge-[N. Y. Commercial.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-10
Sixth District Court.

Convent Mount Carmel vs.. Board of AS
SCISSORS. -Mandamus restraining the defend
ants making further assessments against
property Of plaintiffs made peremptory.
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Superior Criminal Court.

II 4 IItYty rp,y,a ,,t,t ~ ,f,r
| r .,,;. pa,1,,4 1n,..n VIE
+. Uoussat, d. III. Fox,
y. Mohan. G e.. Leiderheimer,
n. II. harose, Z. 4 Murphy.
yo ol = q 2. = Rivarae. ". hartman,
w Ahej Fred Hass
u v,,e ,, E a Winter.
w. ~. ag u \, ~ T.a:aao I. Ga naIg,
.nhas 81 rr - naaue. 81 Aaaa at,.
John MeGiinnis, James Farrell,
Henry Henry e. F 1e,f,l. i. su11iyaIl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-10

yr3f.. Eg.
tr Inc foregoing statement is true and correct
transcript from the books OF the gornpanv
up,.x,.u IHQS. A. ADAMS. President
sworn TO and subscribed before me thia aav<3
enteenth day Of May, A. u. 1915
M. ALFRED INGRAHAM Notary Public.
IIe Eoarq OF Trustees this day resolved after
paying Ten Per Cent In cash 10 the stoekhoiisrs.
count Of the Mechanies' and Traders Bank
y, W nsid Dy ms company. and also further
saIn lor anr1nkaRs In Values to declare 8 dtri.
n es q Twenty Per Cent ii cash on the INST
i pa.sIc pating premiums, payable on Monday
sixteenth Of June next. -
Trustees.
~ n .sS, A. Adams. Jno. d. King,
2 2a III e newman. Fredk Camerden.
IL. n q. nennedY. Joseph w. Stone.
< g ga fnelps. George Martin.
Henry Abraham. Il, 81. Jnrey.
victor Meyer, Edward NaIla.
IHygneph BoWi1ng. Geo. w. Ssntell,
G as1W y; Cay paul ID. Mortimer.
sfmon Forcheimer. WI b. Conaer
los: ID. Wolfe. Henry MI Preston.
K. B. Post. nanf,an Rnah
EdW'd Pflsbury, Tnn nj pnrEar
rny21 6m
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Washburn makes exquisite photographs at
reduced prices.
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MTSTRIAL. t@''
VIM. Jackson, larceny.
ACQUITTED.
Peter Eugman larceny
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Emma Smith and Thos. Barr. larceny.
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED GUILTY.
Katie Jackson, larceny; remanded for SEN
tence.
SENTENCED.
Augustus Swan, larceny, two years. hard
labor In the State Penitentiary
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= FOB OTHER CITY NEWS SEE EIGHTH
PAGE.
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The report OF the Committee on Internal
Improvements was taken UP. as follows:
ARTICLE i. The General Assembly. at their
first session after the adoption OF this eonstitu.
ton, shall make suitable provision for the crea-
ton and maintenance Of Board of State En-
gineers, who shall. together with the Governor,
have control and management of all public
works authorized BIZ the State, especially those
relating 10 levees. This board shall have con-
troll OF the expenditure of all taxes levied by the
State for lavee purposes. and all other funds
from such leyee districts as may DO authorized
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THE CURRIE TRIAL.
The Bur Of Marshall Reprove the New Or
leans Times's Criticism Of the Pro-
ceeaings In This Case.

At a meeting Of the members Of the Mar
shall bar, at the courthouse In the city Of
Marshall, July /, 1879, Major William sted-
man was elected chairman and JOHN L. Pierce
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-03

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of a
simple Vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure for Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung Affections, also a positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers in thousands
of cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and desire to relieve hui
man suffering, will send, free of charge,
to all who desire it, this recipe, with full
directions for preparing and using, in
German, French or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper. IA
W. W. SHEARAR, 149 Powers Block,
Rochester, N. Y. 5t-1548 cow