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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-17

A GENTS WANTED For the Pest and Fast
"a 6si->'iHHp r. al ard Il hirs- Price
reduced a3 per cent. National Publishing Co.'S
Philadripnia I'm.
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2G2 ACRES OF LAM

more or les divided into s,X fields ali W.
tered and fenced. The Suii is OF the lin. ;
quality. and very prducI.e II i improved
t,y comfortable DIV ELLi NJ 2jXl6. two -YlII
stories hi".I. with kIIchrn in the rear: "a YsGii.
substantial and connections Grlnary mi u:
;ijX4u: good Stable -SN.it accommodating EENli
Twelve horses. and other needed Oufbuijdilg--
There j. also thriving PEACH 1E
fs~ISa Gil \ RID OF /" ACRES. and Small
ESSa AIII.E ORCHARD.
= There is also IL I4andin. on the flIm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-17
81 Acres, | Rood and 20 Perches

Of Ia \ II. he ihc sumo InOTr or less.
The Improvements consist oi Il two -
tory Log HOUSE, -nX3l feet. with taa4E
late root: frame Stable. and other ncc.s- m, A
Try ou;buii,t nwS. s.AA
There is alsoa thriyin" Young Apple OIchar,.
the premises.
The land i Of excellent quality. and situate.
bent q, miles from Rowln!ds,llle. depot q.
he l.. y b. Central Rnllr.,,d and also about .
niles !Tnm tunowin"o. Il station ua the Port u
uSt and Columbia Railroad.
THE TERMS OF SALE. as prescribed by the
i.crrr. are: That o:Ic-lhIrd OF the purchase money
',Iall he paid in cash on the day OF sale. and til,
'rsidn2 III two equal imstailmcnts at Six and
,aymcntS 10 bear interest and M secured by the
fDhdS N"tcS oi the purchaser with security t.
D" approved ny the Trustee. ir The whole oil IL
.nrri.:se money lIay ir paid i'll cash on the d,'y
u sale, II the option ~ tn" purchaser
Expenses OF deed to he cctr.;yed by purchaser.
W. :. EVANS. Trustee.
Mar 11-ts y. i. s;uoIELEr, Asct.
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$50 ACRES OF LAND
Number 5. WELLINGTON, 0:
THE HOMESTEAD"

This is one 81 the most heautifui tracts If IAN.
III III" county. 1t lii"iaS Numbers l ana . ;tii
ais" bounds ON the public road from CcciltVu {
Warwick. 1t contains about
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-17
Tuesday, April Goth, 1886

at c'"Frn O'CLOCK :. NJ. BY VirtUc u authority n
.oiiOws:
fOI.-ln exercise Of y power embodied in ::
m"ji@r-c from the said George DAVIS and Mar:
J.. his WIG" to the President. Directors and Con-
pan! a tie Bank ri Smyrna. hvariii" date til,
int day 81 January. ill the year eighteen hundred
and - ;!->X and recorded in tlir Land RECORDS
OF cecil county aforesaid. in lihtr \. W. NJ. Ne.
). l"i"H u to 80 inclusive. which mortgage was
subsequently duly assigned to the National Bank
a Smyrna. the Undersigned. ..s Attorney named
III til" said I-inri9 a@c. VIII sell much the lame
conveyed ~ said mortgage AZ EtIy be necessary
To pay the amount of money still remaining ,ll,
and unpaid ot tie debt secured by said MORTGAGE
Sac0Hd.-By virtue % decree Of the Circuit
toHrt Tor tlcr! county aforesaid sitting in Equity
granted in Cause No. 81 Docket =: in which Mary
Is. hIViS. gGir'lian OF Clianrn. +. Nailiv wa.
complainant, and Mary j. Davis. ana nthcrs dc.
icatiHntS. the uudc! Sguri. ~ Trustees will SCI
ali TIE residue 81 said estate.
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II. .a"aH .Gc@3' cSt"t" b~r~inctt"r p"r;ruL'rlg
""<".'t.d, comprising Ell III" l"n,i< IN te"H
c1HsiH, M'sWland, cf ,rhic1 the LIT" Gaor.ia
I"'tS, 81 >n"ro". 3D., di'd %ct:gd olsd
rat sire" dispose" Of, rW BE- opposed
10 Pdb!ic .S"'c, oi ihc Court No">c
door, IL Tho tnscM 81 E{tnn. on
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Port Deposi. Branch Railroad.
PhiIa., vii, and Bait, Railroad,

TRAINS RCS As FOLLOWS
Leave Port DEPOSIT. 20 $500 9.l5. II .U5 NJ, aHt
l,:n. sd. ana 7.ij I. NJ.
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Number1. :" THE BEASTON FARM

This tract bounds ON the public road lea lin:
from Bohemia Hrld@c 10 the town al Crciiton
and runs 10 the corporate limits OF that town. j
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Number d. I" THE PRICE FARM
22S ACRES OF LAND

in"Te or less. and J. divided int" five fields al
well fenced. The soil j. unsurIa. sod l"r Iatur.
pru'iurtyenCs>. AMI i in rXrclcH, lie X i, in
al lLN L nv LlI.,Ii
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
CITY ECHOES.

A coal oil lamp exploded Wednesday evening
ut ihe residence Of Mira. Williams. No. Bif Gus
tomhonse street. No damage.
Tho banduette in front nf tho house NJ. al
Chippewa street. between hornpuru and First.
Ii reported In a sorry condition.
Mre. N0onan was accidentally knocked down
by truck coming down the stage OF the steam
boat j. M. White. She waA taken to her homo
on Coliseum street. near Caliope.
Wednesday evening Mr.. Maihos lot drop 4
lighted coal oil lamp IL his barrOom, No. S37
Tehoupitoulas street. The burning oil spread
over tho floor and caused n damage OF about %.
Capt. Pizatt, OF the steamship E. B. Ward.
caused tho arrest OF John Mccormick. a sail or.
whom he accuses OF tho larceny OF ham and
coat.
Shep Harris. q printer In the Picayune Office.
had thres fingers OF tho left hand severed By q
rope while attempting to back horse into the
middle OF Jamp street, near Commercial Alley,
DR.. Brickeli's yard was entered by q. sneak
thief yesterday, who stole three towels from
clothes lne and Il lot OF preserves stored under
the cstern collar. The police are looking after
the thief.
meek preacher. James Brown. -dusky Of
color and dark OF purpose. Induced Mrs. Bell.
one OF his flock. to entrust him with s7B to buy
land: The shepherd being dilatory In report
Ing. Mrs. Bell "suspicioned" him. and caused
hts nrreat
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
Fire on shipboard.

At about 2 O'Clock Thursday morning fire
was discovered among the cotton In the main
hatch OF the cotton laden ship John Walt. Capt,
Switcher. lying ut Post No.
Mate John Watterhouser gave the alarm and
Walt. aided By the crew Of the ship Mary
Greenleaf. About seven bales OF cotton were
damaged. The fire was at first supposed TO
have been caused by sparks from the chimneys
OF passing steamboats, who hug9ed closely the
shore and shipping on their up trip. On In.
yestigatton 1t was discovered that cinders blown
from the tugs Jones and Continental, which
were lying close 70 the Walt previous to the
closing Of the matches. had fallen upon the cot
ton and started the blazs.
The foreman Of the gang OF screwmen load,
Ing the ship outside the Walt stated TO Ser
Reant Rowley. commanding the Harbor Station,
that shower OF cinders fell from one OF these
tugs,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
HOUSE or mErM MEs ENrArIvEs.

THURSDAY. Efarrh IL,
The Heuae was onllad to order at IA O'clock
Speaker Ogden In the chair and seventy seven
Prayer wns offered by tsav. Father Hubert.
n. Tho resolutions introduced by Representative
Mahaney. protenting against tho immtgrati Oh
oE IhlHnHn, were taken III.
Representative niuhurdHon meysd that the
resolutions hn laid on tho table. Lost t--yeaH ie
y, Tho resolutions. were then referred 10 the
Committee Federal ltnationp,
The resolution N introduced hy nerreaenta,iye
s nsia Rtsyns " a 70 ~ hi ss9 ;se ns nea u
stoned BY tho inalgihllty or David Young. wins
referred e thn Com mlI!as on nleetiens.
tioa providing for the, payment OF tho clerk Fl
tho Heiaenhain Investigating committee. Laid
over.
INTRODUCTION or ntttA.
BY Representation Ooeuroye~@An not 10 a,,
force tho proviH,on pf tho constitution relative
to moneys duo tho Fiaoal Agent.
Alnn. III not ~ enforce article aa7 ~ the con.
nltuiop. and to make The nasaaHnry appronria-
tion ~ pay tho outstanding Indebtedness of Tho
constitutional convention.
ny Representative Mtson-An net 10 enforce
tho criminal law Of tho Aate. ete
The bill providing for tho establishment OF mn
lhsnha asylum for Northwestern Louisiana. ins
trpduund by Representative uoagtove. waa TAX on
un With q vtew TO reference, Objection was
made to the bill on tho ground that IL waa ape-
aal in III character. and after Hpma disrurnlon
Mna % returned " tp tha lntroanne. i9 ordor that
1
character and application.
Representatives Fsase. on behalf TT tho Upm-
mlttan Oh Appropriations. reported the general
appropriation bill. which at his rnuttnat wnn
ordered to be printed and made tho special or
dor VI the dny for Saturday.
aENArE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
An net to create n Board of Agriculture and
Immiarntion. 10 appoint u com mtasipnnr. to
define his duttea and TX hia salary plasgd ita
ilnnl fendinEa @ysaE 40. hnyhhl
"A u not to amend ana re-ennet section 1921 OF
the lteviapd atatntea Of Louisiana paaasd ita
third reading yatts o., nays 10.
An act to provide for thu trial OF 0irenaea
whpa tho penalty Ia not necessarily mprison-
ment at hard labor or dnnth." passed ila tinnl
reading yeas ba. Maya as-aftor considerable
TINE ctTy CHARTER mn
wns taken un as Tho special order OF tho day.
considered section by section. and adopted
down to the twonty-thra section without ma
erial change. .tThe proviaiona of tho bill have
already baen given Ia the DEMoenAr.l
Among tho amendments offered was orc by
Phillips. providing that tho CITY
Jonneil should cpnsiat of anven members one
rom each munlolpal district. inatond Of thirty.
,ne, NJ crowded fcr Ia the bill. This amend.
nant was voted down.
Pending further confederation Of the bin tho
House adjourned until Tomorrow morning mt
\ n'parE
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
AN ACTIVE PUBLISHING HOUSE.

Messrs. r. D. Peterson Il Brothers, SOC Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. have Just published
the following new books: THE Little Count
ess." by Octave Feuillet. Mana" and LAssom-
moir." BY Emile Zola. The American Lag.
sommoir.' Parody on Wola's LAssommoir.'"
Hoy She Won Him or. the Bride Of Charm
Ing Valley" Major Jonee's ooprtsh1p." witn
by Andre TheurIet. "Dosia." by Henry Gre
VILE and HYDE Park Sketches" all IL uniform
popular works. These books are very enter
tanning and are meeting with the great success
they SO richly deserve. Booksellers are re.
duested TO send Ia their orders. and all book
buyers should send for Fetersons's full CATS
loRue. Address all letters to T. b. Peterson IL
Brothers. Philadelphia. Penn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
THIN PALMER CASE.

Argument on tho motion for I'm nrrest Of
judgment In the caso Of E. q. Palmer. accused
of embeszemont. was begun In tho Superior
Criminal Court yehterday. II. q. Miller. II. o.
0aHtelanoa aud George y. Lacey appeared for
thn defense.
The defense held that two distinct ofrenees
wore charged Ia tho Indictment. and that article
po' Of the H'viHed htAintos IN defining tho mis-.
~ hepn:ating "embezzlemsnte from "felonions
Intent II WINS alao held thae ths president Or
director OF n bank could not '.emhszzle," ~ he
had no fnnda IN his immediate custody. Not 80
with tho cashier, paying teller or runner. VINO
constantly handle the funds of the bank The
evening and taken into consideration by tho
court,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
NEW BOOKS.

The following new books have been received
from ]. G. Eyrich. bookseller and stationer, 1ao
Canal street:
THE Master OF Bed Leaf: A Tale" By Eliza
beth Avery Meriwether. further notice OF which
will be given at some future time.
Also; The True Method OF Eleeting the Pres
Method presens M the authors Views upon
subject Of sthe highest importance, In view Of
the difficulties growing out Of the contest OF
and comprehensive style, and is really worthy
Of favorable consideration from all parties. A
proposed constitutional amendment. embody-
ing the authors Views. Is contained therein.
with full explanation OF Its aims and the re-
form sought for In the manner OF electing the
President
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
Sixth District Court.

dso. W Gary W. John + Richardson, - Plain
flfm of IslcbnrdsDn h Cary was nominal. not
ranl. entsts euit ,ntAyiog tor iegal diEaolntieh.
firm. awarding 10 him whatever tho experts app
pointed by the court uay flnd dns upon tho
books and nsklnR tor t2h 900 additional for his
shnto In The good will vi the firm Tho petition
shtea that tho uar'netpbip bstwosn him and
Mr. Richardson WAS erlefeh lnto In March. 1879.
the latter contributing fGo.bbb and ths former
thb 1000 the partners to rersive respectively two-
thirds and one.thiri of the profits. Tho pett.
tlon further aAisH that mn npphrsnt dissolution
hhd taken place ~ petitioners interest III the
nrm was nttashsd. but there wis no renl disso~
luton. Hence the prayer.
DIR. u. A, d'fsirhMp pes vs., John DneoiuR.--
judgment for phntlT In ths hufn OF tten
Pohlhnua n Doll w. Mrs. Untbarine Htsiek.
wood. ~Onrosition discharged, injnnetion dis
solved aud Judgment for plaintiff Ia Si6a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
CIVIL ENa1N .EERH.

Homo time ago many Of tho engineers and
surveyors Of this Htnto. at the time In Tho city.
assembled and formed society styled the En-
ginaara and Surveyors of Louisiana. Three
wsoks a9o u commltte. of that association was
appointed On constitution aud by-lnws. which
reported on "Wednesday evening lnsb. nj ~ meet.
ing hhl1 III tho |tnts Enginear's rooms In tho
hthta. House. Tas constitution and by.lnwa
were reported. and also n rsaom nj nn fiatjon that
tho nssoelatlon take the nnms of Association OF
0lytl Engineers of tho uulf HtaieH
This bping adopted. tho soeisty Immediately
proceeded to organization by tho elnetlon of tho
following ofJloerH.
aen. q, 4. lina,iregnrh president.
Major y. M. Harfed. FIRST vles president
a. 4. Wrolnowaki. neonnd vice president.
Y. U. Lewis. aeeretnry.
u. j. Fremhux. trahaurer. -... #M
Tho executive committee III composed aa fol-
Iowa: Major j. M. .Harrod, chairman: Vi. e..
1.rown j. a. d'Hemeconrt. Hunter Stewart md
II. Is. Thompson,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
CONGREGATIONS.

The Senate has confirmed the following ap-
pointments made by the Governor:
John ]. Cotton. constable second ward. par
ish of st. Bernard.
T. s.. Jones', J. Warren Taylor. J. w. Dedter-
lex. HIlard B. Barrow. W. u. Loudon. Mayor OF
New Orleans l. w. Patton. DR.. q. y. Seamen aud
samuel Boyd. Board OF Administrations OF the
Insane Asylum
Omer Henry Villere. notary public parish OF
Orleans.
Joseph Birg .cou ncllman Of the town OF Frank
lin parish OF bt. Mary.
Wlllis IL. Hamilton. atico OF the peace Of the
ninth ward, parish OF West Feliclana. vice W.O.
West. who left the parish.
Antoine Crousillac. constable seventh ward.
Point Coupee parish.
Hugh i. Jones mayor OF the town OF Coushat-
to. Red River parish.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
CONCERT AT THE BETHEL.

Yeatordny evening II concert by tho crew OF
the steamship "syrin" was given NJ tho Upper
Bethel. undor the management of becond Onl-
cor Connei. Az usual. there we're recitations.
songs aEd music. n programme which was we'll
received by tho audience. Mearrs. q. II. PEN
nick. j. Burns, J. Diton. W. Hillen and Master
T. Turner did nll they could to pIease the assem-.
bly,. ana succeeded admirably. Tho songs by
Mra. Goodrich were applaudod and favorably
commented uhon.
large number OF the sailors OF the Syria
attended. Their fine appearance and neat dress
showed that they Hrs ns much ut homo In Il
blne."
Next Monday concert by tho crew OF tho
steamship McGreKor takes place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
First District Court.

AnHAtuNEt1.
Wounding jess than mnyhen-- Randall AM
broae. pleaded not guilty md remnnded for
trial. .s.
FOUND GUILTY.
Larceny-Annie Warwick,
sEMTHNCMp.
Assault and battery -~Thoa. Dovle. one day IN
tho Parish Prison. 8f
CONTINUED. I
Assault and battery NJ ks Mcclure.
FOUND NOT GUILTY.
Lnrceny-Jennte Clifton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
PURPOSES. IN direct violation ps tho law Of Con.

purposes, In direct violation Of tho law Of Con-
steeH making tns gpproprintipn.
considered i dlsarEaplza,lon u Che Institution,
ats ana Ssse n a T. as % nv s nsae ~ s We % %srtsss ss
% %!he"sht bal I'll Il vi. neyd wer ~ spassd from
man ms Or more devoedd 10 tie iuatiiution could
hn found 10 dHpieee him 10 whose axartena
waH due the malntehanee Of ths tnatitptiog. y
" wHa not n nnrrHnA N wHa II Of duo 10 Uul, Boyd
but ~ The want OF !ha nereHHnfY nleney ~ apn-
duct ths college, hanntor Cunningham further
claimed that TIN hlll wss lesal hill md should
tnted tho board Ut ttnatnea body uetpefnte. III
violation nf the constitution. .a,z.,
never ohiaeled to The agricultural faaure oF The
college M! his salary wua deereaaed when he
dlHcoyated That + waa ~ elephant. The ,,. a. ~.
only showed that he was ~ nnt@nn honorable
man who was competent ~ conduct The inhtitu.
tien.
tion r. tho faet Chat ftof. Rpt1ulinh had termed
Y nm elephant one year before hia SALARY had
been reduaed,
Aenntor Mataton favornd the bill which was
dentined 10 atva new tife to Tho institution.
There wna W ~ nnrHenallty nonneot,p,d ,, With ihs s
ffamea hr Mo Committee Oh Education on MI.
The Henptn wont Into executive aea=lon. after
which the by wac Hnally pseped On The motion
of Senator ltaaha, Senator Demnn calling The
pravtonH question Afeaa al, nays 10.
hsnats n h ho y IA re!ye y hn ns1aeas
cational institutions and funds. Passed finally
unanimously.
HuuaB ntttA.
ucusn Tin No. Y, TO regulate judicial advsr.
tlanmenta In tho French language In tho parlal,
pf Orlaaha Under tha pruyiatnnH of article ihA III
the nanat ltnton, Passed tlhHllymyeHs an. nays I.
Tho calendar wHH announced III exhausted by
the prenIirht.
rhs senate adjourned until Friday ut noon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
Unitod States Diatriot Court,

There has been filed this Iba Of Petsr Muniz
ct ns. VA the Mlassisslppi Valley Transports
tlon COMPANY Llbelants pray for salvage for
Hsrylssa rendered. the company In towing TO
shore three loaded bHfgeA belonging to IL,
NJ u, Jnnaa haa libhled Tho atsau,boat aold1n
IIno for $500 damages for deay In delivering
n lot ri whaalharrnws consigned
United States w. H. MeftatthY.- and
judgment for plaintiff Tor fa1i. #
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
BASE BALL.

Warmers Safe Btters Base Ball Club organ
ized February "a. with the following nine: s.
Howard. D.; r. Daveson. c.: J. Loughen. lat
b.: @. Read. I'd b.: M. FitzpatIick, Sd b.. 8. Grif-
fln g. g.: A. Collins r. f.; K. Lovsn, G. f.; G.
Doyle. i. 4. They would like to hear from the
Pine Knots the Stars or the Comets,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
Body Found.

The body Of an unknown white man. about
twenty-five years OF age, WAS found floating In
the river at the head OF Desire street. Deceased
was dressed In black cashmere sack coat. jean
pants and vest. black nechtie. striped calico
shirt and congress CATERS. He has scar On
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
BREvIT1Es.

That fragment of main pipe standing uprigh H.
In tho middle ~ the sidewalk Of ths MoreAaus
building on Poydrna STREET should be removed,
M on dark nights It might impnrt nnpleaaaut
hsnentiohs 10 eoliding pedestrians. and might
even cause d serious accident.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
TIE TELEGRAPH WAR.

The American Union Authorized to
Put UP It's Line
Judge Billings. sitting as United States Circuit
Judge. yesterday issued an order authorizing
the American Union Telegraph Company to
CT instruct a line of wires along the road Of the
New Orleans and Mobile Railroad Company.
and TO take such further proceedings OF a legal
nature as may be necessary to enable them to
do SO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
Hixh Authority.

DR.. ". E. Scott. president OF the College OF
mended Colden's Liebia's Liquid Ext act Of
Beef and Tonic Invigorator as the best prepara-
ton used for Debility. Indigestion. Dyspepsia.
Fever. Ague and Loss Of Appetite" te2s In
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
Fifth District Court.

Mr.. Hnmtel Stafford hha been APPOINTED By
Traders bank. Vice Mr.. J. A. Eiatfer. resigned,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
Tho following we're recorded Yesterday Al tho
office of the Doard OF Health:
HfNrHn.

BtKrHH.
Mira. Chgrtna Fink. u aon..
Mrs. q. w Walsh. u daughter.
Mrs. IL Nnndalfd. ~ sou.
Mrs. u. Meyer, u sou.
Mrs. nr j, M, Watkins. n son.
Mrs. uhnrsa j. Williams. a son.
Mrs. J. II. Lnponte. n daughter,
MARRIAGES..
Frank Howell 10 Leo Weber.
Wallis plerson 10 Lizzie Jones.
DHATHH.
Heth FIlha, u years,
Frederick Fink. 10 months,
J, /, MnluHsA. years.
Edward Lightly. 40 months.
tlsslls Moor, IL months
Joseph NJ Romero 10 years.
~. ], Bapttste. ~ months.
Jacob Hrhe sefk, years .-5..z
Cornelius DofHey, Il days.
Mrs. O. q Blandtn. 10 years.
CLAIR 10. Phfntpne. . YEARS and months.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
Reeds Gilt E1ae Tonic restores tho appetite

The best tonic IN tho world III Malnkotr Bit-
tors. Prize medal received attho PARTS Expo
alton In 1BTH
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAr, FRIDAY, MARCH . $780,

pi the plant In several Of the Southern gtates
Agriculture at Washington. and It's entire feasi.
bilty demonstrated,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12

United States Circuit Court.
John Mahsr VA Miehhel Conner Verdict and
judgment for pnlntiY for sg7s.
h. X. Hawkins VA, jus q. Parkinson Plain
titf reoovea tha Htim of $4,000. amount 0f prom
iasory notes held by him
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12
LOCAL MHCDnn.

y, ipdicHtra riain9: ". Indicates falling: b.
lndtcatoa stationary
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07

through a little carelessness and ig
iorance they allowed the body to lunge
to one side, and it fell to the ground like
a log: They stared at it, and a boy
asked: & 4 ,
Why don't you get up, TonyT'
"What are you doing your eyes that
way for" asked another.
"Ain't he stilt% remarked third.
''Do you think he is putting on2"
IL don't know. Here, you take hold
of that other arm, and hep me pull him
up, Tony"
He was lying on his back. They raised
him by the arms to sitting posture, hui
as soon as they released 1im he toppled
to one side and forward, and one Of the
eyes was buried in the dirt. The BOYS
were thoroughly alarmed. They felt that
something awful had happened, but they
were ignorant of its nature.
"What's the matter with him?"
No answer.
"Does anybody knoww
Still no answer. f.'l.'
"Do you, Buckw
A quiet nod.
"What is it2"
"DeadW us
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which an all-wise Providence has placed in coun-
tries where Liver Diseases most prevail. 1t will
cuie all diseases caused by Derangement of the
Liver and Bowels
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are a bit
ter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain iu the Back
Sides or Joints. often mistaken Tor Rheumatism |;
Sour Stomach; Loss of Appetite; Bowels alter
nately costive and lax: Headache; Loss OF Mem
ory, with painful sensation of having failed to
do something which ought to have been done;
Debility, Low Spirits thick yellow appearance
OF the Skin and Eyes. = dry Cough often mistaken
for Consumption,
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease, at Others very few; but the Liver, the
largest organ in the body is generally the seat OF
the disease, and II not regulated in time, great
suffering, wretchedness and DEATH will ensne
can recommend as an efficacious remedy for
diseases of the Liver. Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
Simmons Liver Regulator.
LEWIS g. WUNDER, 1925 Master street,
Assistant Postmaster, Philadelphia
"We have tested its virtues, personally, and
know that tor Dyspepsia, Biliousness, aud
Thr0bbing headache. 1t is the best medicine the
world ever ssw. We have tried forty other reme-
dies before Simmons Liver Regulator but none
OF them gave us more than temporary relief; but
the Regulator not only relieved but cured US. -
Ed. Telegraph and Messenger, Macon, Ga.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
J. HI. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa
Price. II. Sold by all Druggists