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&RRAW WEEK in your own town
DOOand no capital risked. You can
give the business a trial without expense.
The best opportunity ever offered for
those willing to work. You should try
nothing else until you see for yourself
what you can do at the business we offer.
No room to explain here. You can de
vote all your time or only your spare
time to the business and make great pay
for every hour that you work, Women
make as much as men. Send for special
private terms and particulars, which we
mail free. SIS Outfit free. Don't COM
plain of hard times while you have such
q chance. Address II. HALLETT &CO.
Aug. 28-*y Portland, Maine
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MALAKoFF BTTTERs.-This valuable
Southern tonic, which is manufactured
in New Orleans, has such real merit that
ali should give it a trial. 1t took the
first pre7nium yer all its competitors at
the last Paris Exposition, and We are
snre no better recommendation should
be required. By purchasing the Mala-
koff Bitters, the debilitated system 10
rapidly built up and your money it kept
at home, for they are o Southern DIS
coyery. No dealer should be without
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CAPITAL PUNTsHMENT.-Under the laws
of Scotland there are ut least twenty
Eve different crimes that are punishable
with death. IF considerate legislation
vsould enact q Law making it a capital
ofense to infict upon the public under
cover Of false representations, spurious
articles, there would be less tendency to
crime. The panacsa for prevailing ills
i found in Bucks Brilliant Stove.
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CoMNG.-Mr. John Calder, the we'll
known New Orleans commission MGR
chant, will shortly visit his friends
throughout Attakapas, extending his
visit as far as Bayou Vermilion.
Mr.. G. a. Ray, representing the
staunch harness house of Fl, Fl. Hansell,
New Orleans, is now on a tour up the
coast, and will in q week or two pass
down through the Attakapas parishes,
coming from the direction of Washing
ton. Merchants, prepare your orders.
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H-astOpeu5 Surgical Institute.

The annual visit of an Examining I
peon from this we'll known Institute will
81 made 10 New Orleans December LIST,
1879. He will have skilled assistants
from the Home Institute, and will remain
until December 25th, 1879. Preparations
for this visit are amply sufficient to meet
any increased demands.
Surgical cases and those requiring per
sonal attention should come early. that
b NAV have attention for the whole
month it nece sary. In its chosen spe-
c%ialties. Club Feet, Spinal and Hip dis
eases, Paralysis, coutrs cticn and diseases
ri fire Joints, Piles. Ffstula private dis
eases, Catarrh, Diseases Of the Eye. Ear,
etc.. thss institute is uaexoelIed. Refers
by permission to tho many well known
citizens of New Orleans who are IT'S pa
irons.
Charles Street, where we viii be pleased
Ia sec oar old patients, with as many new
ones as may choose to call. For further
particulars write to National Surgical lu-
stitute, Indianapolis, Ind., Philadelphia,
pp or Atlanta, Ga. q NoT6-ot
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A gentleman afflicted with the chronic
rheumatism says stNo description OF my
case can convey the vast amount OF
benefit l have received from the use OF
Jokasoa's Aa0dgRe LiSiBeRt. / believe 1t
is the best article in the word for rheu-
mRtism.
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The season has arrived when every
body who own horses, cattle, sheep hogs,
and fowl should begin to feed out Shert-
dams Condition Powders. They all need TO
be braced up for winter. Get Sheridans'
The laTae packs are worthless.
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Office Of GREGG & FORD.

COTTON Factors d GENT Com. MERCHANTS
SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. q, 1873.
Mr.. G. II. S0alG-Dea Sir: We are
using one Of your Southern Standard
Presses in this city, and it works we'll.
We have shown it to q great many and
all are pleased with its simplicity, dura-
ability, and especially its lack of COM
plicated machinery. We ar satisfied that
they will sell we'll in this section of
country. Yours Truly,
July3l.tE GREGG & FORD
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R0nTO $4,000 A YEAR, or IS

PMVWOU SSU q DAY IN your own
ocality. No risk. Women do as well
as men. Many make moro than the
amount stated above. No one can fail
to make money fast. Any one can do
the work. You can make from Scots. to
81 an hour by devoting your evenings
and spare time to the business. 1t costs
nothing TO try the business, nothing
like it for money making ever
offered before. Business pleasant and
strictly honorable. Reader, if you want
to know all about the best paving bust
ness before the public, send US YOUR ad-
dress and we will send you full particulars
and private terms free. Samples worth
IS also free, You can then make mn
your mind for yourself. Address
GEORGE S TINSON & CO. Portland Me-
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ROn0A MONTH guaranteed. $12
BOOOa day at home made by the
industrious. Capital not required: we
will start you. Men, women, boys and
girls make money faster at work for us
than at anything else. The work light
and pleasant, and such as any onecan go
right at. Those who are wise who sec
this notice will send III their addresses
at once and see for themselves. Costly
Outfit and terms free. Now is the time.
Those already at work arc laying up
large sums of money.
Address TRUE & Co.,
Aug 28-y% Augusta, Maine
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SYMPTOMS OF R

THE countenance is pale and lead
en-colored, with occasional Pushes,
or ci~rcumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an u semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip
occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing of the ears an unusual
secretion Of saliva Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly
in the morning appetite variable,
sometimes ~voracious, with a gnawing
sensation of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; fleeing pains in the
stomach occasional nausea and vom-
iting violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costiye stools Shiny, not unfrequent-
iy tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard urine turbid respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa-
nicd by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsivc uneasy and dis
turbed sleep, with grinding of the
teeth temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form it is an innocent prepa-
ration, not capable Of aotagM lie slightest
injury 10 The most tender infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of c.
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper. %
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stop using Galomel and try .BLAGk-
DRRUGg-n for liver diseases.
For Sale by Jane Alec.
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XII disease arising from d d~isordere1
stomach yield at once 70 keeass 9ia1
Edge Tonic.
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ROMie,sLiGe PreservingS YruD

BOWie'SLifc Preserving Syrup
State of Louisiana Parish of T]errebonne,
March 23d, 1851 thereby certify
that l have used Bowie's Life Preserving
Syrup, having been affected with a
severe cold and tormented with an an
noying cough, two bottles were used in
my household, out of which I used but
very little, and from that little I was
cured. l also certify that my family
was greatly benefited by the syrup
likewise. l therefore recommend its
use to those suffering from any cold
whatever. E. W. CONDOR,
Clerk of County Court.
Houma, Terrebonne Parish, La.
Price 5 l per bottle, or So per dozen
Address all orders to Mrs. Henrietta
Bowies. Live Oak P. o., Terrebonne
Parish, La.
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! II. SARRAXEN,

J. r. sARRANHN,
STEAM TOBACCO MXNUFACTORy,
Smoking ~andChewing Tobacco, Snuff
Cigars and pipes, Nos. Or and 80 Chartres
street, corner of Cont, and 65 Poydras
otreet.eorner of Tchoupitoulas, New Or.
cans, La. :Jan'o9
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HsEsrmea aRd Sportsmea-WM and
Everything in their line at i. Rhodes,
IS ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
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che Southern standard

Best and ID GhhqnaPe9t Baling Press
Universal and Unparalleled Success.
1t is used by either Horse, Hand,
Steam or W ater Power, without altera-
ton.
Price complete, without wood work, $43.
Price for hand power alone except wood
work. $40.
Address G. W. SOULE,
Meridian, Miss
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures the most
obstinate cases of liver compliant.
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rnn Scrap Plcsares 10 cts I ane
1UO 6xs Chremos ~ ets. s.LGan
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On y trouye toutos les pimeurs dc Ia
saison, sinsi que des wins de chofx ct do
toutes qualities, Repas de noces executes
promptement, Cabinets pa~rticuliers.
Chambres elGgamment maublGes. Res
4aurant ouVert jusqu'a minuit. 1j-1y
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AGUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepar.
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
AS a simple purgative they are un'
eaualed.
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U9g % A.
IN
PIANO 80 ORGANS
FOE THE NEXT 60 DAYS,
Before our Advance in Prices.
PIANOS $40 to $500

All new, and strictly first class, aud
sold at the lowest net cash wholesale
factory prices, direct to the purchaser.
These Pianos made one of the finest dis
plays at the Centennial Exhibition, and
were unanimously recommended foruthe
HIGHEST HoNoRs- owe $4,000 in Sc.
Regularly incorporated Manufa ctu ng
Co.-Factory established over 81 yers.
The Square Grands contain MathUshek's
new patent Duplex Over-strung Scale,
the greatest improvement in the history
of Piano making. The Uprights are the
finest in America. Pianos sent on trial.
don't fail to write for Illustrated and dos-
criptive Catalogue of 48 pages-mailed
free.
Our new styles of Jubilee Organs are
the best in the world, An 8-stop organ
only $65-with all the greatest, latest and
best improvements, possessing power,
depth, brillancy and sympathetic quality
of tone. Beautiful solo effects and per-
feet stop action. Solid walnut cases, of
beautiful design and elegant inishe.
All Pianos and Organs sent on IS days
test trial-freigkt free if unsatisfactory
Circular free.
SHEET MUSIC half price. Dollars
worth at one-third of price. Catalogue
of 1900 choice peices sent on receiptsof
Sc, stamp. Address
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO..
81 East 18th Street, N. Y.
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W A OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wal seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER Pitts.
Each wrapper bears the signatures OF
c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
C. McLANE's LIVER P1LLs, prepared By
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McE071e, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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II. 4. DUPUF,
RUE MAIN, N~LLE-TBERIE

RUE MAIN NLIh-IbDIA4A
Marohand de
~ouipcw;llerie, Ferblanterie Vaissailte
blanche ct jaime. Verrerie R0ues de Big.
80 N Al charette Jantes rates ct b~rancards
Fer de Forge ct FoarReaux, Wires four
chassis, Peinture, Huile Ell Brosses.
Sm-A dea prix tres rednits. feb 10
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DIR. G. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy for
all the ills that flesh is heir to" but in
affections Of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases Of that character, they
stand without a rival.
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R ~estaUTnnt COslmOpOIitc.
IA Is ct 15-RUE ROYALE-I3 ct IL
Entire les rues Canal OF Douane, N, O,
Louis CHAPLAIN, Proprietaire.
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Supreme Court Oc AnDraIs.

AN IMPORTANT DECISION IN WHICH THE COURT
OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA RECOGNIZES THE
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES AS
ITS APPELLATE TRlBrNAL-OTHER CASES.
Ncac against ScruggS, on appeal certified
from the Supreme Court OF the United
States. The question involved seems to be
whether this court will recognize the Su-
Drcmc Court Of the United States rs its lp-
RELATE tribunal. The case involved the con-
structon OF the bankrupt law. Under sec
ton OF article OF the Constitution OF the
United States the Supreme Court has ap-
pcllate Jurisdiction "in all cases in law and
equity arising under the laws OF the United
States" Under this section OF the Consti-
tuition the appellant claimed the right 10 ar-
peal to the Supreme Court, and this right
was recognized by the Supreme Court,
which took jurisdiction of the case. and
reversed the. decision Of the Court OF Ap-
pcals OF Virginia.
This decision was certified to the Court
OF Appeals Of Virginia, and the motion was
made year ago for the entry Of this dcci-
sion on the records Of the court. The Court
took time TO consider: and on yesterday.
by divided Court, directed the entry to be
made-Judge Staples delivering the opin
ion, and Judge Moncurc dissenting.
In this case Major /. Ii. Darlington wa;
counsel for the appellant Neale, and Nr
James Alfred Jones for the appellee.
Feckheimer against the National Exchange
Bank OF Norfolk. From the Corporation
Court of the city of Norfolk. Reversed
Judge Moncure delivering the opinion.
Old Dominion Steamship Company asains
Burckhardt. From the Circuit Court of The
city OF Richmond. Rcrcrscd-Judge Chris
tian delivering the opinion.
BaiIey's representative against Garnet
and ats. From the Circuit Court OF Ne"
Kent county. Revcrscd-Judgc Anderson
delivering the opinion, Judges Staples ant
Burks dissenting.
Crumpton against Hoffman, Lee 4 Co
From the Circuit Court OF the town OF Dan
Vile. Affirmed-Judge Staples delivering
the opinion.
Talbot against Richmond and DanviIlf
Railroad Company. From the Circuit Colr
OF the city OF Richmond. Rcverscd-Judg'
Burks delivering the opinion.
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-,,n. MRS. lizzie SEEGeSoN STRUGGLED WITH
~" uorsE.RoRBER THIS MORNING. -.r
r,,,. morning at 10 O'Clock Mrs. Lizzie
M INS who resides at No. 1006 north
$'Se,E S,reef. was i'm the cellar OF her house
SN'"t S'.;,,r man where 10 put some potatoes
WtsIr5 ;ns, bought. when she heard noise
s9e ~" - the upper floors that awakened
on ''s n;c;ouS. She asked aloud. "Who'S
ne' 81" =, .le went up the steps leading
lnt,s .t, fr.. foor. ard for an answer heard
l" "'.."t;n,, 90. az the stairs. as though some
'0' war, rnrr canning down. Followed by
e"' ";,1 she ran into the entry,
M ,tnrn encountered burly man.
10" ,r;rA 70 rush hv her. Size caught
WY MY ~ him. and in spite OF his blows. hus-
I,,.s no.. end ic.k;ncS. maintained it until they
."-ni ,hr yrS!ibulc door, when he struck
hsr in the face and then upon the shoulder,
hrorkinr her down. Undauntcd, she SpranS
nn cryinr meanwhile for help, and caught
S;o, Ii, acein hv The coat. aud clinginS to bin.
,"ss "'.. ,}.occcd out Of The front door and down
man thp pavement. where, with last deS-
ntratc effort. be tlung her INTO the gutter.
~ this moment Mr. Samuel Bell. Of No.
1871 north Eighth street. was coming down
seventh street. and graspinG the slina-
iE>tnUlN It St.Ittt SASNi ''N A"SN"'s
who was on 4 run FOR Girard avenue.
A. the same time Dir. Edward Silver, who
i've, NJ No. l0i1 north Seventh street. and
Lod b,cn drawn 10 the front door by the
noise. >rranr sitter him rs we'll. and rightly
;rdrtrc that he would turn on his tracks
hrcSu>c 4 crowd OF people had been drawn
n the GirarG-avcnue intersection 10 see
vLa. was going on. he so timed his move
mems that wien the roober did turn he
turncd directly into his arms. The fellow
was given IN charge OF Special Officer John
Shields, who took him to the station, where
iimur. brca>tuin. and ring-the TWO
latter articles making UP his spoilS-were
found on him. At The Central station this
afternoon Magistrate Pole directed the prl-
soDcr 10 stand up i'll the dock.
What is your name:" he asked.
"CharlcS Bancroft"
Where do You lirc:"
In Batimore.'
How long have you been out OF
prison:"
About three weeks" with smile, SAID
the prisoner.
The plucky young lady then testified. as
did his cantor. and the magistrate held him
in $1,000 hail TO answer for robbery and
81 900 bail 10 answer for assault and battery
at tie present term OF court. haadelphad
IstJGpA. 10Th.
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AH.,cxHsiGa. e

MANCHESTER, VA. March -, 1879.
From the report OF The proceedings OF
the meeting OF the annexation committee
held the 10Th instant The inference would
be drawn. from the remarks IS reported |
made there. that Manchester would never
ask or expect to have gas, water, aud
exec llent pavemcn:S, &C. | said that onc
OF The objections urged hy some Of the citi-
zeus OF Richmond was that in event Man-
chester was annex d she would at once
begin TO clamCr f3r gas, water, &c. But
my opinion was that such IN agreement or
arrangement could be made by which Man-
chester would not ask for or demand these
improvements unil Richmond had been
sufficiently reimbursed from the revenue
from Manchester to justify her in such an
expenditure, or until she was satisfied that
the revenue to he derived from gas and
water extended 10 the Manchester side
would reimburse her.
Again. your reporter did not 20 quite lar
enough III reporting our Indebtedness.
Some might infer that hlanchcster had no
assets 10 Offset. | stated 10 the ccrmlitcC
that orr liabilities were about S2Gj,O00
against which we could transfer TO Rich
mond, - IN Offset when she assumed or
debt property assessed al $j611, eco; but wt
would not PUT such value upon it-w0Hit
take of fifty Per cent, mIki2g 1888, GGt
(thiS does rot include MancfeSier'S intcrrs
III the Free bridge against S2GJ,G00.
j. r. pERDCE.
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WILBOE's COD-IIyGR OIL A%D LIME lie
friends o: persons who have been restored from
confirmed consumption by the use OF this ORG maj
ur marathon, and The grateful parties the;n" ives
have. bv recommending il ard acnnow;ed9in" i''
wonderful efficacy, given the article vast pofu-
lar,v I'm Nes England. The Cod-Ii"cr Oil IL III TINS
continuation robbed of It's unpleasant taste, and rem
dcrcd dnubIy effective in being coupled with the
Lime which is itsc'i restorative principle sup
plying nature with just The assistance REQUIRED 10
heal and restore the diseased lungs. A. T.. NILboh,
Boston, proprietor Sold by all druggists
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AN ELePEHENT WHICH CAME NEAR END
ING INA TRAGEDY.-A special dispatch from
s.. Louis, Mo-, says:
On Saturday night runaway couple from
he South were TO meet at Belmont, on the
lron-MOuntain railway, near ST. LOUIS. The
Edy, whose name is concealed, came up on
lbe train, asd discovered her grandfather IN
pursuit OF Der. He was on the same train,
and The lady rode past Belmont, and wheE
s"o or three miles from the place, and the
train under fall beadway, suddenly ran out
On The platform and Ieaped of, maryellously
escaping serious injury. She walked back
10 Belmont, where she met the man she was
70 marry. TIE grandfather hurried back
~ beimont on the next train, but arrived
wv lalc 10 prevent the marriage.
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GIVEN TO THE JURY.
ARGUMENT CLIO sED In THE Pom
DEXTER CASE. g.

A GREATER CROWD THAN EVER IN AND
ABOUT THE T-RooM-sYNoPsIs OF
THE SPEECHES DELIVERED ny THE COM
MoNwEALTH's ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
FOR THE DEPENcE-THE CASE GIVEN TO
THE JURY WITHOUT INSTRUCTIONS FROM
THE CouET-AFTER OVER TWO HOURS
RETIREMENT THEY ANNOUNCE TIA
THEY HAVE NOT AGREED. AND ARE THEN
ADJOURNED OVER UNTIL II O'CLOCK
THIS MORNING. 49,
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Who saws that the days OF romance are
ended needs to read the strange history OF
4 Scottish Dlonghman who has returned to
his native heath after long exile. Twenty
years AGO n farmer in Orkney hired 4 young
man TO do farm work. The ploughman
touched the fancy Of his masters daughter,
and the result WAS that in runaway lash
ION, aud in opposition TO the will OF The pa
triarchal farmer, the two became man and
wife. The old gentleman was furious ana
turned his back detcrmincdiy on his Son-ln-
law. The young ploughman kissed his wife,
LETT her in her fathers arms, and sailed for
Australia, whence he soon ceased to write.
HEwiic became 4 mother ana remained IN 4
sss OF such wretched suspense that herfath-
e1tesan to rcpent of the treatment 10 which
kbad subjected her husband. Efforts were
then made TO trace the whereabouts or Inc
latter BIZ means OF advertising IN colonial
papers and otherwise. but all to no purpose.
lie had zone to America. Years passed.
The grandson grew up 10 manhood, ana,
moi liking farm work, bade adieu 20 Orkney,
took ship last year to the United states, ana
after some knocking about found employ
Dcnt in Il mercantile house in ILLINOIS. III
the course OF business he discovered that
the gentleman at the head Of the firm was Il
native Of Scotland, hailIng indeed from the
same district as himself. Occasional meet
i1gs le1 10 more minute inquiries as dates,
names OF places, persons and the like in the
old country, and after being six months in
tbe establishment the youth found-how-
ever wonderful it may appcar-that he was
actually serving as clerk with no other
than his own father! The effect OF this
discovery on both may be left to the imaglna-
ton Of the reader. Father and son are now in
Scotland The man who went away pen
nilcss rlcugh-boy but returns rich has been
Welcomed with much emotion by his Venera-
h!ciath2r-in-law, who is still hale and hcalty,
a> well rs by the wife whom he left many
years ago in her youth and beauty; but who
Is now middlc-agcd inatron.