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MEDICAL &c.

MEU1CAL, &c,
Of Female s 70 aps s65S
0f,sca 9nf % 90 Svefo En- ,isha IN s
O0, -. - o. w.. ORP oa.ens ,nlan. eoYo zW
ono r sTREET NEAR aruLTuRCo Ruo
SU0 SIaS And HIir.PH1R RaTHa Est.SlisSaS
by DIR SREDH in IS7i Wsiifnovn a the Disca
where perfecf Satisfaction in 1ven to tn pstrons
FILTERED water used only. aug27-ly
ADAM DE EOREST Has REMEDY FOB
Al tsd Az Female complaints ON P1si quietly cured
1ouIs IIe u 10 p. 10. Augzo-Im
~ keCN. tIe 0idest 6stAo.sneQ ana only hen
suited daily, At ass Massachusetts ave from to
O'CLOCK, except Sundays snd MondAyA All Female
Complaints quickly cured Separate rooms for pa-
nenh augll-2m
$1,000. -oD11I -.-------------- ------
SUPERINTENDENT, lMPOTkNCY, PRkMA-
~ lure oecSy, EMISSIONS and al venereN diseases
cured by Dr. BROWN. No ca,onel used. All
female weskl essee &c, treated 462 Louisiana ava
~. 1-a- 0--S n.H aug. m-
CnIETHIU0 NEW -frnsfss R.ru-A
L. Tadi.s, T.v, Mond .uu isSss rae1 t1n
LEI S4nEciHy S91n1a NO connecflon With
". Ooe0o- III. d L. bOSEk 1eb1-ly'
~OvGITI TDD DopppToov - $500
I ,VNS III LA nO6EhIbON every WEDNESDAY
= S III 2S " dsy, * nn once 800 % Nv, near ~
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THoMAs BOWLING, Au stioneer.
LOT GROCERIES. WOODEN AND WILLOW
WARE, WITHIN MY SALESROOM AT AUG
TON.
On SATURDAY MORNING, September rs-n
20th 1879, at II O'Clock, within my auction IA
rOCms shall sell general assortment of ~ J
Gre ceres &c, to which the trade and PR. Az7sAz
waite buyers are invited Terms cash.
etplS-N THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
THREE DIRT WAGONS AND HORSE AND CART
m s.rnpn. At AUCTION
&C 3ck In front OF my auction rooms, ~
Tern cash
stp)s-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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- BYLEs, on and after April 10th, -T-H
- leaves wharf foot OF 9Th and N ste.
day, at an for Potomac River landings. On Sun.
days for Mattox Creek. Ooltons snd landings In St
clements Bay. On Thursdays for MattoX Greek
and landings In Wicomico river. On Tuesdays for
Ooltons and landing In Nonini Greek Returning
making intermediate landings. Also Chapel Point
on Wednesdays, coming up
For further information enquire at Offices Of q. l.
BHERIFF, No S28 and l114 Pennsylvania avenue
or st ocice foOs OF 9th and N streets sw,
apis g. 7. JONES, Aren't
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STEAMERS, dc.

TOR FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
II Tske STl AMER LADY OF THE -
LAKE or JANE MOSELEY, which -
leave 9Th street wharf. tern inus Of
9Th or 9th street cars every NOt DAY, TUESDAY,
N1DNfSDAY and FRIDAY q. 8 80 o. "a. and SA T.
URDAY at .. M First-cisss fare. 75c round trip.
FOR POTOMAC EIvER LANDINGS.
Stesmer JOHN W THOMPSON leaves shove
Snarf every MONDAY. THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY, at M, stopping at orn1 i on Monday and
1hurkdf y: Leonsrdtown Thursdsy ami Saturday.
sIs AMEkS FOR NEW YORK
alter t.y le;ye Per Al. Esst River, New York.
eeSery sAIUhOAY a4 p M. am 65 Water street,
lowest rates Apply at steamers or office under
Jy2l SAINT BACON President
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nR HENRY MOTIFS FRRECH POWDKRa-
~ Certain cure r Disease Of the Kidneys, Ora
Sci and 81 Urinary Diseases, Nervous Debility
1ern1nAI Weakness, 1D potency. Scrofula, Syphilis
md ID Blood and 8 xln Diseases speedily cured
a2th u md Pa ave. Price, o3 Per box SAINT by mai
ON rece1pt of price securely scaled feSIkiy
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1879 PLANT LINE. 1879
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
The new and fast st<smet GEO 49,
GkARY, Captain Jos. WHITE. lea YES
Warrington for Norfolk every Mon-
day and Wednesday at so p M, And Saturday ut
d. m.-7th-st wharf.
frstclsss fare SINGLE tickets. LOO
GEORak 81. PLANT. PresidenI
b T. DODD. Agent. 7th7st wharf. myO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, APRIL q, 1879

diers near the election place In Westminster.
This was called to the attention Of Parlia-
ment, which passed q resolution affirming
''that the presence Of a regular body OF
armed soldiers at an election of members to
serve in Parliament Is a high Infringement
Of the liberties Of the subject, a manifest VIC
lation Of the freedom Of election, and an open
defiance Of the laws and the constitution Of
the Kingdom" The three magistrates at
whose order these troops appeared at the
polls, were brought before the House and re-
primanded upon their knees. The outrage
never occurred again.
The fight that the English Parliament
made in 1741, the American Congress Is just
making to-day, and it is this fight that the
Republicans coll revolution"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21
JUDICIAL ADvERr1sEmr.-'
SHERIFF sar..,s
mrs, Il. II. HoyIe y. - -,

mrs. X. #. Hayie W. A. j. Cou.... ~
YIsHIRD DISTRICT COURT ron r,.al
l. ish Of Orleans, No q 5glIRsn uhE Pan
writ Of i-ri faeias to me ii ected by tIbl a
able the Third Distrie Cmt for ,ba an y. hpnol
Orleans In the above entitled cans sas IpaslshW
coed to sell ut pub ie ntiou Nj IL IL Will Dtu.
ard Aucieneers' Exehang q, Rns II a w ehahh
lween Canal and Cust,rnh puae st ~ s.reet 6E
Second District of this city. on Mna9ss il Ia
81 1879. Mt II o'el elk m. The fullow,n.n. ADfI
property. IT, wit Jug ueaeribsSS
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND w;., =
prOvemAnfs thereon. rights wavs ~. Y. NE I'm
ami rpput tsnances there,tnto h..hI, III le0s.
uate1 In the First District ~ thia oI.ilging sE
square b 'unded by DDfgennis ~ y; Ia e.
aud q isqust reefs. aud dssipnatas19 Canlj
number eight on q plan drawn fv Ivy Y by In
on the ninh day of My, 1877, and ~. = lzenstsis
plan ~ III the office Tbeo tinv3ass osltsd n
ence. the said lot having In Amin pi lor reiei.
IRE, thirty feet front on Broad 81. .ean megs
hundred and twenty feet in da,,l.hs tl By Oh
quail and parallel lin E. Which s piia. oetxeh
part OF the propery purchased by The p III [a
nj. Hoyle fr"m the heirs of John sliao,aa ss tho
at passed b. fore Cha-. Sttingai. nnIas ~ Il
city on the fourth Of Jupe 1873: whi iahy " th
ty was purchased by the deteDf mi Ipropef.
Estate { j. M Hoyle. per aef na ns IRON thhv
Theo. Guval. notary public, on the e thsl. peio
of July. 1877. A0 ullrly.alS
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
u, II. Alice GAUTHRrAuv
Civil sheriff Of the Parish III IA "a,
mh20 n ap3 10 II d = oiieanE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

The eolored convention will meet again to-
day. It would be well for it to appoint a
committee to supplement the work done by
the relief committee organized at Wyandotte
The kansian sympathy for the negro has
been well illustrated by the success which
has attended the solicitations of this commit
tee. As far as heard from it has raised Sc IS
to relieve 100 starving blacks. Perhaps the
colored convention could raise as much more.
There is considerable doubt about this, but
the DEMOCRAT would suggest that the effort
be made. just now, a few dollars is of far more
consequence to the destitute and wretched
mob on the banks Of the Missouri than all
The spread-eagle speeches and resolutions the
convention may adopt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21
TO BUILD AND FOR RE-
PAIRS.

DEPARTMENT OF WArERwogRs AND PuBnIo
Buildings, Room ~, Oily Hall,
New Orleans. April a.. 1879
sealed proposals will be xRceived at this office
until WEDN EsDAY, AprifEso. 1879, at IL o'clock
M. for the following. viz
/. To build befry The Sisth District. In
the square bounded b Magazine. Camp and
Berlin streets and Napd BON Avenue.
q To repair the City d sane Asylum building.
According to specified onaon file In the oftice
Of the City Surveyor network to be adiudi-
Gated to the lowest BID ras The city reserves
the right 10 reject anyta all bids.
Parties bidding nat make separate pro-
posals for the work spV fed for each. and are
required to deposit wiz the Administrator of
Finance. as an evide1d, of their intention to
abide By the a5iudicstior& the amount OF 500
IN cash for each proposal which shall be for
feited to the city In case OF failure to sign the
contract, Bidders to whom contracts are not
awarded shall have their deposits returned to
them on the day adjudication is made.
Proposals to be indorsed
1. Proposals to build a belfry."
O. Proposals for repairs to Insane Asylum"
E. r. CHEvALLEY.
Administrator OF WaterWorks and Public
Buildings, ap2I I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21
J. NJ. BilIsery VS.. philIn N..-.

DNA.
GEgOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT unr,yM,e
- the sixth and Seventh Mnnieinooi f ET l0I|
OF the Parish Of Orleans, No 20ss a. ,,As
writ Of seizure aud sale t. me dirsatasdah Isu ~
for the Sixth and Seventh MnnteinaII ~ XVI loqtl
of the pal ish of Orleans In the ahavau isiias
cause will proceed to sell at pnb;aas a elLll0d
at the Merchants and Anetioneers' Er sSSsiM
Royal street. between Canal and OuafnmoI ~
THURSDAY April a. 1879, at il a,nia Wy, MI
the following described property, to s sa;sek H.
/. THIRTEEN L0,s OF dROujNDH' WI, VISA.
in the city Of Carrollton, now In The n sl.|ls
Orleans. designated by the numbers ~ II
three. four. five six. seven, nipetaenp s ,.. I'M
twenty one. twenty-five, twenty NJ NJ " sHcntyy
twenty -four Of square B forty-siphf ~ l sna
draw by Louis Btingier, civil enrirne.as wv IN
surveyor, on the tenth day OF Novsar9kssesr aId
notary public. an extract AWhieh Ria ri i eye
nexed flor reference 10 an MT nass san ~ y A.
seventeenth day Of Juy s37 which a. " ~
comprised within Washington, Short Jnsassslse
number fo,ty.eight on the general =, nv, SIaads!
the city of Carrolton said lots meas,irsSsm a q
Eng sh measu g. to wit: lots nunIhasss ~ ~
two. three four five. six and seven eaah stlaa e
feet front on WaShinl ton street h. ~ sIIitlY
drsd and seven feet and half deem hsansaln.
equal and parallel lines. lot number ns Sss 1891
ing the corner Of Washington and III p W.
streets; and lots numbers uineteen' tt vssass
twenty one. 1--WE nfy-iWp. w .nfV.thfpa ~
twenty four. to wit l., is numbers nisslssaaAa
twenty, tWebty-one and twenty-five. eaois thjss
feet front on Short street by one hundradH WI
seven feet and a half deep, between eauaI M
parallel lines: lot number twentY.tWa ias "
ing the corner OF Fourth and Short street, w
10 g numbers twenty-thres aud tWents. ~ Sss
each thirty feet front on Fourth street K, n.
hundred and fifty feet deep, between nsrs III
lines t gethsr with all and singular tbe buiia
ings and improvements thereon rights vsss
servitudes, D fvleges and all advantages tRs,sss
unto belonging or In anywise apparfajnss
without any reservation. -
q. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sIfuata
lying and being In the First District oil thIs Mn
In the square bounded By White Of mi,
Benton Melnomene and Terpsiehnre stfafs
measuring sixteen feet front on White 0r BsIs
street by ninety seven feet deep together "a
all the building and improvements thefec9
rights, ways and advantt ges thereunto beos9.
ing or In anywfse appertaining: said lot fofI.
Ing part of the portions OF lot number tvoM
square number eleven. on plan made by II
Pile. dated thirtieth July. 1870 and deposItedh
the office of A. Mazet eau, notary,
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil sheriff of the Parish OF Orioass
mh2A 81 apt IA ri "a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

A genuine stalwart howl goes up because
the Democrats took advantage OF Senator
Thurman's presence In the chair to remove
eight Of the Radical office-holders IN the Sen
ate and appointed the same number 81 good
Democrats ia their places. II the Democratic
Senators do their duty they will dispose OF
all the Senate's patronage before Vice Preei-
dent Wheeler gets back, without regard to
the cutlery raised by the Republicans. That
is something the MAORI can well afford to
ignore under the circumstances.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

The petition box OF Congress. which has
been discovered, under Speaker Randall 8
ruling. to be a decidedly convenient way for
the introduction of bills, is loudly objected to
by the Republicans, who see their obstructive
policy. thus disposed Of, and the country l.
again greeted with the cry OF revolution
But the country remembers that the right Of
petition is fully guaranteed, and its exercise
cannot be prevented. Besides, the old cry
has been heard SO often that 1t fails to alarm
anybody at present. 1t must be varied q little
10 produce any effect
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

Since 1873 there has been an unprecedented
emigration from the Eastern and Central
States to the West At no time probably in
the history of the government has there been
such an Interstate movement OF population
as this. Statistics show that this movement
reached its maximum proportions during the
past year. Kansas Minnesota and Nebraska
have been the chief recipients OF this popuia-
tion: but even States as far east as Illinois
and Indiana have received some emigrants
from the East and South.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

Since the New York Times has shown that
Grant and Tilden are the two leading candi-
dates for the presidential nomination. the
press has been making earnest efforts to
prove both of them broken down in health.
Tilden was declared by half dozen authori-
ties to be paralyzed, blind of one eye. lame and
mentally feeble. To offset this, the Cbu'ier-
Journal has now got up the story that Grant
is insane. If these sensational papers are to
be trusted, the country in 1880 will have to
choose between a paralyzed idiot and a
drunken maniac. Take your choice.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

Some of the Ohio Democratic papers are
endeavoring TO prove that the defeat OF the
Democratic mayor Of Cincinnati was due TO
the Vaccinations Of Tilden, who sought to de-
stroy Thurman's chances for the Presidency
In this way. They are proving Uncle Sammy
one of the shrewdest OF politicians.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

Anotheririot is announced In Russia this
time at Hbstoff, the entire populace Of that
town rising against the police and being only
put down by detac iment OF Cossacks 1t
looks rs If the precautionary measures that
the Russian government has decided to adopt
have come too late. and as II the predictions
the telegraph made Of a grand civil war and
rebellion In Russia were not exaggerated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

Alt ed Z lite son.
L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAl
II ish IF Orl aus. No. e294-By virtue o. h
alias writ Of feri factas. to me directed bIsk /
honorable the Fifth District Court for tbs I'M
II OF Orleans, In the above entitled caass
will proceed TO sell at public auction Y ID
Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange I'm
street. between nal and GUST mhnuse stlee3
In the Second District OF this city. on M0NDn.
April 81. 1879. at 10 O'Clock IN. the following g.
scribad properly 70 ~, Witn u.ru ~ ~,
following zeal estate Three certain gI 4
ground. toy Their with the buildings and n
provements hereon. and II rights. Ways ~
ileges and Hp aut fenanees thersun Q6l0n94
situated n the First District OF this rfty. u M|
square bounhtd by Cgm nerc-, Peters ime@
New Level. Julia and st. joseph streout vt
thereof con pri-ing the premises No. 1850 Of e1l@
Peters street (lsle New Levee str6eth 49,
uring twenty one feet two inches front On a.
street tlate New Levee street, By one hund4l
and nine feet eight and hall inches IN d0g4s
ano her of said lot comprists the premness m
1872 Of said Peters tlat. New Leveel street. daas
mated as lot numb r ninety seven On 2 sx1l
annexed to an act pass before q. bf0nx1.
notary public. ON the eighteenth o. MAI. ~
which lot measures. more or less. about 49, g
one feet nine inches and six lines iron! y
Peters tate New Lsveel STR ct. one nal@ ~
and eleven feet hve inches on the line dlya4
it from No. $50 towards julia street, fWenlyV3
feet nine inches and sfxt-e". lines In f1e ~.
and one humid ed aud twelve fett four lnclMa ~
the other side line towards ST. Joseph ST.
Another of said lots comprises the prem
No. 17s OF SAID Peters late New Levee) s!s y
and is designated by this number ntnety.nw
sketch annexed to an act passed heiere WIZ vi.
Castel. notary public, on Way. a. 1882 and ss s33
on said sketch annexed to said act before \
notary, Richard Brennan, on the eiehteenil !.
NJ y, 1859. which said lot measures, m@e
less, tWenty-one feet nioe insnes1 -,
one line front on Peters street Gate NeN. W. =
by depth Of about one hundred and Ten g. " y
inches on the sid nearest st. Joseph stfosok W
hundred and nine ieet nine inches on w ~ y
line nearest Julia street, and tWenty.0h0 ~
eight inches and six lines In width IN the "a s's
and of said three lots Of ground and tne NV l,e
iDgs and improvements thereon. bal0 800 y
Patterson. defendant. Ia owner OF 0ne
divided half part by Inheritance from Tlo99ss
81. Patterson under his will duly admlu1;s
probate in the Second District Court 10y Y
parish of Orleans. which after snndry ~.
legacies gives to said Alfred patterson. "
half Of al the property lett By said TnomSs ~.
Patterson at the date OF his death. ana wv
undivided half said Alfred Patterson, o saaS
dant. has been put ia possession as heiL 49,, w
said will by the decree OF the Second ps's'
Court.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash ON the SPOT. r.rrv
J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUv1Asss
Civil Sh. riff Of the Parish OF OrlesaA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

Complete returns Of the election in Wiscon-
Sin put Coles tRepl majority for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court at 80, 1873, which
is the largest Republican majority In the
State since 1870. The total vote cast was
16s,6o5 fair off year vote. OF this. Cole
tRep.) received 1ooGs2 and Cothren Dem. and
NATL CT $40
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

Whitelaw Reid even yet displays whole
some fear of the 'rebel YELL Why this is 30
surprises many people, inasmuch as the
editor Of Jay Gould's organ was not on hand
when that yell actually had meaning, 9
force, an unmietakable significance. He did
not belong to the quartermaster's depart
,nnnt even
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

When Mr.. Epson reaches Washington the
Democratic majority In the House will not be
30 slim as 1t 10. Aud when Venezuela Ortiz
and Greenbacker Yocum get bounced. As they
assuredly will be If justice is done them. ii
will begin to be very substantial thing
The Republicans will not then jubilate so
much when member Of the majority gets
sick. There will always be enough left for
all practical purposes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21
Mrs. widow ;. Rremer VS.. r. ). Hertz,

Mrs. Widow 3. Bremen VS.. II. J. hen. ~
L1IFTH DISTRICT CURT FOR The frt|
IL ish of Orleaus. No. 9707-By virtue M
writ OF seizure ana sale. to me dfrecteoA y MI
honorable the Fifth D.strict Court foI W. s,s Viii
ish Of Orleans. in the above eLtitIed ca NJ n
will proceed to sell at public auction. e I'M
Merchants and Auctioueers' Exchange. III sas
street. between Canal and CustomhoussaSn ys1Yyff
in the Second District OF his city. On My MN q
April a. 1879. al IL o'cl eek m, the foiioWlns a
Scribed property to vii 80 ksdG
THEE LOTS OF GROUND, witt, tl l,r Ustty
ings and improvements thereon, anu ap ~ u
nances thereof, rights, Ways. pr1yiekess ~
servitudes thereunto belonging or ~ n ~
appertafning. situated in the nlfaI D Los III
this city. in the square bounded vsrossiinf
thelmy. Chartres and Jeanne strtets, n M
part Of the late Lombard planfatlon az ~ ~
ignated by the letters A, b and Of sQu shs In
Der one, which said lots extend from t anrosficr
to Moreau street. aud measure In A Ilnnt Z
measure each thirty feet thres lnches, lli yif
Levee and Moreau streets by ms l nvrad r.
dep hs VIZ: Lot A measures one nunuh.JS4 M
seventeen feet five inches front on one s ~ I'M
hundred and sevanty-sfx feet two lncno0 NJ ~
fitbs lines on the other side lot meas ~ =
hundred and seventy-six feet TWO lncine n n
four f1fths line ON one side AN one n E
seventy five feet three fifths OF al incl ". VI =
other side, and lot meas ures one nuhut N II
seventy five feet three ffths Of an lncn - "
side. and one hundred aud seventy. ". ln,0 XII
ten inches and two ffths line en- 'no W
side.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT. ,np.ny.
Civil sheriff OF the Parish OF oiaSs8
mh2n21 n ana 20 II 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

There are only ninety-six Congressman
hooked to speak ON the legislative appropria-
tion bill. The average number OF speeches
daily III Congress is only six. 1t will, there
FORE take sixteen days for Congress to ex-
haust the talk on this subject
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

MIR, Samuel Small iOld 50, OF the Atlanta
Constitution, passed through our city yester-
day on his way to Texas, where heis too well
known to be recommended. His bright face
and clever words enlivened our sanctum
only for too short time. We wish him
pleasant trip to the Lone Star State, where
everybody must say, as we do, "Small. may
your shadow never grow less"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21
,Ew .s.EA.-. ApWIL Fl, 1879.

Senator Butler appeared IN the Senate 1he
other day III what the New York Times cans
a full suit of Confederate gray The 1tnes does
not say SO, but 1t evidently thinks TINS Ii the
beginning Of still another revolution
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

THE NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY.
Greatest Cough Sirup Of the age, or Of
any age. Product Of our sWamps. Splen-
did for children. NO poison. fHIK-
TEEN pages of names of HOME REFER
ENCES, and increasing! Sold by drug.
gists. Depot No. 1O6 Camp street, n o.
ja2 en- 2dD
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

me English Parliament passed a law no
less than one hundred and forty-fve years
ago prohibiting the presence OF armed troons
az Tue election polls. Six years later, in 1741.
.he authorities forgot the existence Of this
sesaeu'e' ana stationed a body of armed sol
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21

The second place On the ticket will be u de-
mand should Mr.. Tilden get the first The
prediction is made that she will be much
more likely to die within the eighteen months
after election than he is to die within eighteen
,nouths before Ii.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-21
Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine and Washington sts.
I'M 4

Constantly receiving fresh supplies Of pure
1 nru9s Medicines. Chemicals; Patent Medicines
Toilet and Fancy Articles. etc.. sold at small
margin. Coral Tooth Paste. recommended BY
beauties the teeth to q f1ne pearl-like orna
ment and ravtshina beauty. Glycerine Oold
Cream for chapped lips. face and hands. Rob-
bronchitis and pneumonia Prescriptions pui
up night and day. RI MAINEGRa, IL. D..
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