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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

LAWRENCE, Jan, 10, 1850.
\. A. Bmdos, Esq.! Dedr SRI haze sold
"Corbetts shakers sarsaparllah for the pAst
twenty-five years, and consi der 1t TO be the most
reliable preparation OF sarsapArilla syrup in the
market. Ny opinion ID based partly upon the
reputation OF the manufacturers, aud partly
upon testimony Of those Of my customers who
have used IT. Yours very truly,
CHARLES CLARKE, Druggist
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27
SHAKERS
SARSAPA RILLA
A Wonderful Medicine for Impu-
rifles of the Blood.

nhakCFs sarsapAulIa ol.Gnses the blood o
seroiulA Aud all other impurities, oIcites he 40
petite, regulates The stomach aud Increase
Tie hssh. u prevents weakness and .degeuera
lion o. the liver. hiduey and urinary organs. /
" mothers remedy, regulating and strength
ening tbs maternal functions II purifss the
female system OF uIeefstlYe weaknesses aud de-
biiitAting hamoTs Ia children and youth. II il
truly wonderful ia nervous aud general debility
smseiation and dropsy. inTigorAting and
strengthening both the mental and physical
forces.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-05-27

IHfNittANs ~ an Sshaoh re-umm0nd and PRO.
scribe fnnas hHttAst. Ne have letters tom
hundreds WIN orivr u daily. la thoF practice.
tug NWslilRgsofa al iin3s ValRsy, Sars Ikrest,
lhhamsd fossis, simple aud chronic hlafr.
hpa, tathFrh for which e IS a sjseriacl thii.
AlAins, frpstsd fset, sttRea ~ fKsssts, Nos
guitos, ete thapprd Hands lace and indeed
all manner ~ ~ Ia Diseases
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PONDS
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TEMLLN onNrLlINrs. ~

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Il thr Htrasi ~ uss.i fui tlFvtttans aeco,a
VaAy each hpite
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27
The District Court.

The application of Thomas and James
Carpenter and Wm. Craig for a writ OF
habcas corpus was tried on Wednesday
before Judge McVca, Mcssrs. Heron
and Burgess appearing for the Carpcn-
tcrs were held to appear before the next
Jury term of the District Court in bonds
of five hundred dollars each.
The suit for ten thousand dollars dam
ares, Of Thos. J. Walton and wife, VS..
Andrew b. Booth, occupied nearly the
whole of Tuesday and continued toabout
II o'clock Tuesday night, whcu the jury
retired to consider their verdict. and be-
inc unable to agree were locked up for
the night. Wednesday morning they re-
turned into Court and stated their ina
biIity TO agree, when they were Gischarg-
cd and mstrial entered. 1t is rulnorcd
that eleven jurors were in favor of a YER
dict for Plaintiffs. The Plaintiffs were
represented by John II. IIalsry, Esq,
the defense by Messrs. Heron and Bur.
CESS. The District Court adjourned sine
die, Thursday.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27
The Municipal Election.

On the first Monday proximo, an cleo
ton for COuncilmen and city officers
will take place.
Never before in the history of Baton
Rouge has the necessity arisen for care
full and dispassionate selection of the
men who are to fill these respective po-
sitions.
Our city has just emerged successfully
from long struggle to regain the Capt.
tai, removed years ago through the
agency of war. A wonderful victory
has been gained, one that our people
cannot Ovcrcstimatc.
From this moment Baton Rouge, as
the Capital of Louisiana, gains a world
wide notoricty. It's beautiful location,
and the fertility of the adjacent country
will attract much attention, and from
year to year, it is reasonable to suppose,
our community will acquire wealth and
material development.
Already we have University in our
midst, and Congress has designated our
city as q proper place to establish %
Naval School. Railroads will, beyond
doubt, soon connect us with the outside
world.
A gigantic stride towards prosperity
has been made. II now remains with
our citizens to improve the opportunity.
While much has been accomplished a
great deal remains to be done. The cred
it of our city must be maintained to
insure the payment Of the loan of $685.
600, without which the Capitol will not
be rebuilt.
In view of these facts, it is self-cvi-
dent that our citizens must be guided by
wisdom alone in making the selection of
the incoming administration.
Personal and political prcjudices
shonld be laid aside ut this juncturc, so
that the best men may be chosen.
1t is the common interest that suggests
such u course.
Whatever may be the result, we will
chccrfully abide; but we do hope that
our citizens will rise above ordinary
considerations, and calmly do for the
best.
We trust that their love for the public
good will be the only incentive
that will guide them.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

Our sanctum during the week has
been infested with q heterogeneous med
ley of red-noscd busy-bodies, who have
taken n keen delight in misplacing our
exchanges, pushing us out from the fire,
and playing the dickens generally. We
are bound to carry concealed 'wccpin'
from this day forward for the benefit of
those who disturb our editorial quictudc.
SO keep out, boys!-Bastrop Clarion.
We deeply sympathize with our con-
frerc in his troubles. 1t is evident that
IN undiscipled detachment of Grand
GalootS of the Red Nose Brigade are
stationed in Bastrop. The whisky kept
around the sanctum of the Clarion must
be the vilest stuff. In Baton Rouge the
battalion Of the X. N. B. is the flower of
the brigade. They are connaisseurs, and
use the various beverages at the proper
time, to-wit: A cooling drink in the
morning, bottled beer before dinner,
claret ut dinner, pousse cafcs after dinner,
beer afterwards and possibly little
good whisky scmi-occasionally to close
the evenings entertainment. Under
such treatment they never depart from
the rules Of gentility, and sanctums are
duly respected.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27
ID. III. Holmes.

The advertisement of this famous New
Orleans firm, appears in another column
1t is almost useless to say that this en-
porium is the headquarters Of fashion in
the Southwest. There are three entran-
ces-One on Canal, one on Bourbon and
the other on Dauphine street. Every
thing in the line Of dry goods, silks,
furnishing goods, etc, appertaining to
the toilet or the household, are there to
be found in elegant variety. The dress
making and cloak department is also q
feature of this splendid establishment.
A corps of accomplished clerks, under
the supervision Of that 0bliging and
courteous gentleman, Mr.. Sargent, is at
hand to attend to the throng Of patrons
who know that purchase at Holmes is
q guarantee that q frst-class article has
been obtained at fixed and moderate
market quotation. Our lady readers
especially, will do well to callat Holmes
while visiting the Crescent City.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27
VIM. GcSell.

We take great pleasure in calling at.
tcntion to the advertisement of this
young and cnterprising citizen, who has
Just opened, at the corner of Third and
Florida Streets, q tirst-class establish,
ment, where he will keep constantly on
hand full assortment of stoves, crock.
crywarc. tinwarc and hOusc-furnishine
goods, which he offers for sale at the
very lowest market rates.
Mr. Gescll is one of the most industri
ons young men of our city. Since boy.
hood, he has been hard at work, learning
his trade and business, until he has be
come thoroughly conversant with its
every branch and detail. He is prepared
to do all kinds of work in the way o.
roofing, cutters, conductors, piping
etc, i'll the most reliable manner. Ht
is full-lledged Baton Rousran, deserv
ing every encouragement at the hands
of his fellow citizens, who will doubtless
patronize his enterprise, so that oul
youths may in time, by their good con
duct and industry, initiate his worthy
example.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

"ANswER TO OUR SAILOR Boy. .'-A
contributor sends us very pretty com
position under this heading, signed
"Acm.' The author has omitted to ac-
company the production hy her name,
an omission which is in contraventon
to the established rule of publishing
contributions without Il knowledge OF
the writer. OfcOnrsr, the name is not
to be made public, and ia simply guar
antcc that the composition is original.
We are ready to publish the rhyme as
soon as the author will have complied
with this rule.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27
Dan Rice in n New Role.
HIS NEW DEPARTURE.

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mann ,,a o,;,1 "a Aw.r;.o has soor ,t
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rooroJ 90 an ,dvocoto of tcmn.ronce
,,orol;ty and chr;st;,, f,;th Tho old
.to,,or J. ,s ,,ot roocl,.J H.. ,.h;tI,,or,v,t
mar tho vorct;,,or;o,v +o,os ,f n. min.
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him. driving in q bucpv through on,
.,rcets stimul,ted Nv At ,cost sevcntv-
five bumners n ro]lickiny dcyil-moy-
c,rc Snowman
Altar vh,rt ;rtro,1,,ctorv hv thc
,,,ror no, p;o. ,roc.odod v;th h;s
1;soo,rso Which ho d,,;voro, will, ol.r
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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27
a New Motor.

We take pleasure in publishing below
q full description of Mr.. A. Stoner's in
vention for which he has received q
patent. 1t is highly spoken of by COM
pctent judges, and as it is a home inven-
ton, we wish him abundant success:
SPECIFICATION OF THE SELF.SuppLYlHc WATER
WHEEL.-Thc object Of this invention is to furl.
ish cheap, light, simple and easily operated
device for running any kind of machinery
1t consists, first, of frame made of any srita-
bic material. and sufficiently strong to resist the
vibrations of the operative parts.
The second part consists of a horizontal wheel
constructed of any kind of suitable material and
any size desired, with suitable number of buck
cts of proper shape and size, attached to the rim
8fthe wheel. rev0ved on center shaft of sHita
bic length and size.
The third part consists Of two water tanks OF
suitable material and size, to hold the quantity
of water necessary to prOpel the wheel and con
nected machinery. The first tank is constructed
directly above the said wheel of any shape de,
sired and the said tank directly under the said
wheel of somewhat larger size than the upper
tank
The fourth part consists of two or more suction
and force pumps, constructed of suitable mate.
rial and sufficient size to force the amount OF
water necessary to propcl the said wheel and
machinery. These pumps are constructed like
or similar to the pump for which letters patent
Were granted to me February 4, 1879, No. O12O67,
with cylinders, side pipes andpistons and simple
lids being employed on the top Of conieal tubes
for valves. These pumps may be operated by
direct eXcentric or by eXcentric and lever power,
said excentrics connected with the shaft of the
said wheel, as close to the wheel as possible.
It'll L..
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

From all indications the list of candi.
dates for members Of the City Council is
now closed. In the first ward we note
Mcssrs. w. w. Rowe, r. J. McCabe,
Henry G. Gimler and Irene Pujol, while
in the second Messrs. X. II. Burke,
Charles Week, Charles Stewart, Tin
Duggan, Jules Fromcnt and Ed Willis
are duly registered. No trouble in max.
ing good selection.
Since the above was put in type the
friends of Mr.. A. J. Dclarodcrie, have
requested us to announce his name as q
candidate for councilman, Ward |. Ht
is well known and if elected would servo
his constituents with zeal and intclli
gtHcc.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

The New York Tribune says nothing
is so useful and truly economical rs a
wcll-dcviscd advertisement; nothing is
so utterly useless and wastcful rs an ad.
vcrtiscmcnt that is not wcli-dcviscd.
Wise business men know that there is
no time when jndicious advertising is SC
certain to be productive as that when
prosperity is reviving, and the market
is taking IN upward turn; and indicions
advertising, in the opinion of the shrcwd.
est of them, consists in the use Of the
best newspapers.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

Editor Capitolian-Pleasc announce the name
Of M old and highly esteemed citizen, WILLIAM
DODDS, as n candidate for the office Of Admin.
istrator of Improvements for the city OF Baton
Rouge at municipal election, to be held in April
next. subject to the decision of the Democratic
party. BY so doing you will grant the desires OF
n number of his friends.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

Another draw for a fortune is to take
place on Tuesday, April 18th. For the
sum of two dollars n whole ticket can
be purchased from the Louisiana Lot
terry Company, which may rake down
the capital prize Of thirty thousand dol
lars, or one of the many other smaller
ones. It's all luck, after all. While
many lose their money, others make Il
haul that render them comfortable fol
the remainder of their term of service
on earth. Try your luck.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

Editor Capitolian--You will please announce
the names of Mcssrs. JULES FROMENT and
ED. WILLIS IA candidates for City Councilmcn
from Ward No. 9, subject to ratification by the
people at the municipal election to be held on
Monday, April 5th 1880. MANY FRIENDS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27
Administrator Of Improvements

Editor Capitolia'--I hereby announce myself
M candidate for reelection to the Office OF AT
ministrator of improvements at the municipal
election, to be held on Monday, April 5th, 1880
ROBERT ARICER.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

We arc authorized to announce the name OF
John r. POWERS as candidate for Admin.
is,rator of improvements of the city OF Baton
Rouge, at the election on the 18th day Of April
aubiect to Democratic nomination.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

Editor Capitolian-You will please announce
Mr.. TIM DUGGAN IA candidate for the Office
of Councilman from Ward No. 9, to fill the VA
cancy of T.. d. Schloss, subject to the April
c,cctiou and oblge MANY FRIENDS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

The river, from all accounts, is falling
at Louisville, Cairo and other points as
far down as Memphis, where it is sta
tonary. Red river has risen three inch
cs at Shreveport. The prospect is ia
vorahc that the Mississippi has reached
its highest stage. SO fur 10 serious
breaks have occurred.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27
CITY CounciImen.

Mr. Editor.-You are authorized to announce
r DELARODERfE, as a candidate for
councilman from Ward No l subject to the ap.
proval of the Democratic party.
MANY FRIENDS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27
R,roy ROUGE. Feb, 81

DNTUN INVVVF, IVU' 20, TOUV'
Editor Capitolian--Yon are authorized to an
popnce 7 G. CHARLOTTE as n candidate for
Mavor. Mt the municipal election, to be held in
April. 1880, and oblige his MANY FRIENDS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

Mr.. Editor-You will please announce that
Mr. J. r. HACKNEY will allow the use Of his
name for the City Council. from the first ward
at the election to be held in April and obligc his
numerous FRIENDS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR.

We are authorized to announce the name OF
LEON JASTREMSKI as a candidate for re.
.,ection to tho Office of Mayor ut the ensuing
election, subject to the approval of the Demo
cratic party.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

NJ. Chambers has just received anoth
or lot Of the l3-l5-1i puzzle. BE i'll Il
hurry, if you want to get one, as they
are selling rapidly.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

Editor observation-disclosures announce those wor'
thy and public spirited citizens, Mcssrs. RICH.
ARD Fl. BURKE and CHARLES Week rs
candidates for Councimen from the 2nd ward
MANY FRIENIS
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

Editor Capi,olian-You are authorized to an
nounce W. W. ROWE as candidate for Coun.
Gilman from Ward No. |, subject to the approval
of the Democratic party. MANY FRIENDS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

We are indebted to Mr.. Crozirr, of
Bayou Sara for copy of his interesting
work one"thc Culture and Raising of
silk Worms" 1t embraces full and
comprehensive account Of the manner
Of raising the silk worm, an industry
that is both rcmunerativc and highly
adapted TO our section.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

We have just received a beautiful
supply of new Job Type,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

BATON ROUGE is again donning it's
Spring attire. The trees that line it's
streets, are covered with green leaves,
giving aplctnresque appearance to the
lovely Capital City. Here and there are
signs of revival. Anumber of comtorta-
BILE looking homes and cottages, freshly
painted are adding beauty to the already
pleasing scene. That we live in one of
the pretticst towns in the South, is no
cxagscration. In a few years, when the
Capitol shall have risen from its ashes,
our little city will become the pride and
boast q ositsinhabitants as well as of those
of the entire State. Now is the time for
cnterprlsinS people to come hithcr and
purchase property, before its value has
quadruplcd as will he the case in the
very near future.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

Poems OF FATHER RYAN-A bcauti-
fully bound book, containing the poems
of that unswcrving Southern patriot,
Father Ryan, is now for sale by Mike
Chambers, who is taking the names of
those of our citizens who desire to sub
scribe for this priceless literary gem. 1t
should be found in the home of every
family in the Southland, where the
memories and glory of our country will
ever be cherished. The pcrusal of this
work will elevate the character and
minds of the children of the South, and
will teach them that men who wore the
gray, though vanquished, displayed a
valor and patriotism unsurpassed either
III ancient or modern history.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

Frequent caucusscS are being held at
the schoohouse on Boulevard There
the spirits, white, black, yellow and red,
minglc and conlringlc, in brothcrly
communion. The object is to capture
the city administration at the approach
ing municipal election, by skillful flank
movement Ia St0ncmdH. TO divide the
supporters of the Democratic candidates
is the plan of operations, then to run in
those who are nearer their hearts. Our
citizens will do we'll to note these facts
and guide themselves accordingly, when
the time comes.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

We return grateful thanks to our con-
frcrc Of the city Item of New Orleans,
for the very complimentary remarks he
has uttered about us in connection with
our candidacy for reelection to the May
crafty of this city. Coming from q jour
naist so widely noted for his fearless
ness in expressing his views and senti-
mcnts we appreciate to the fullest extent
his friendly expressions in onr behalf.
THE C0NDEMNEH--From Sheriff Kirk
land, of West Baton Rouge, we learn
that Gustave Brcaux, who has been SEN
fenced to be hung ut the Courthouse of
that parish, on Friday the Cd of April
prox.. for the murder of Mr.. Jean Caxes,
has at last realized the magnitude of the
fate that awaits him. Since the death
order has been communicated to him.
the condemned has become very low
spirited, his iirms1ttitude having given
way almost entirely. At his request the
Sheriff caused some wine to be given
him.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-03-27

ZINE WALTUAM WATCHES in solid gold
! cases, from so upat JOHN JnHNSON'S
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-05
Push ..na Energy Requ.rea.


Manufactures make city or town
grow-give it solidity. The more you
have, the better for the place and the
communities surrounding it. They
stimulate trade create a tirmer de-
mand for real estate keep the money
at home that wonld otherwise go to
outside communities and never return.
Suppose the sum that is sent out OF
Linn county to purchase agricultural
implements annually, aggregates one
hundred thousand doliars-does single
dollar of that money ever return to the
county Is it not an absolute loss, a
drain upon the financial yiials OF the
county Oa the other hand, suppose
that agricultural implements to the
amount OF one hundred thousand dol
lars are manufactured III Linn county
and sold to our producers, nearly every
| dollar of which remains in the county
ard is used in building ur aud develop
ing our resources-is it not better tor
the general welfare
1t the surplus or profits of each year
are sent out Q: the.country, in the pur-
chase of commodities that can and
should pc produced in that country,
how long will it be before that country
il utterly bankrupt and goes TO the
wall
Our care should be TO encourage ev.
cry useful industry in every way. We
have the natural and artificial means to
become great manufacturing city
why not use them to their utmost limit
Let us not be nlggardly in these MAJ
ters, but not only give all useful in
dustries our best wishes, but aid then
with coin tc the full extent OF our ability
1t the proper aid had been extended W.
might now be enjoying the benefits o
large mandatory OF agricultural i'm
plenents also, wooden factory. w
need BOTH Think of these matters
We have natural advantages, but the,
are only valuable as they are put to ;
good use. Let us utilize every advan
tage-we need to husband every resourc
aud seize hold OF every advantage,
we do not care to be left behind III tn
race for growui. .s..d power.