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THE GERMAN VOTE FOR
LANDERS.

ELKHART, Ind, Oct. ., 1880.
Hon. w. II. Barnum .rx II
DEAR SIR.-From the result oil
my canvassing among my German
friends, | find that Landers will get
the full German vote. At preseE
the indications are that Landers will
receive about $1,000 majority. In
the Congressional districts OF sthis
State We will return all the gentle
men who represent our party. la
Ohio l find decided change in oul
favor. In fact believe we will car,
ry Ohio in November. ConkliDe
has done more harm than good, his
snubbish ways the Germans do moi
like. CHARLES II. KRACH.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY
Stocks were quiet but strong and
tending to higher prices. Money
ruled easy, but lent ON call as high
as 4 per cent for a little while in the
afternoon. Bonds of all classes
were steady to strong. Foreign ex-
change dull and weak. Manhattan
Railroad earnings on Saturday over
SIT 900.
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FIFTH EDITION.
.TO-DAY'S ELECTIONS
PROGRESSING QUIETLY IN
OHIO.

.
LARGEST VOTE EVER KNowN-II
WILL PROBABLY BE 1000.
specl al Des patch to Gazette.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. ~, li.3O a.. m.
Reports from all parts of the
State reports the election progress
ing peacefully. ..
The vote will be the largest ever known
and will probably reach seven hundred
thousand. .,,.t
This is favorable to the Republicans.
The estimates at noon are by the Re-
publicans from 10000 to 10000 majority
and by the Democrats from 5000 TO u
600. -r---.. 7-,-.- +
The Republican say they will elect
twelve Congres smen ON the State ticket,
and that they are absolutely safe. 7
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KiSsns Democrats for Office

At q political meeting In Shelbsvllle,
ind., last Saturday, party Of Garfield
Guards created disturbance, provoked
b fight, ana drawing concealed weapons
began coward y fusilade. While endesvor
ing to restore order the Democratic
SHERIFF was shot dead and his deputy
severely wounded. A Republican par
liclpator in the riotIcodly telegraphs that
IL was provoked by Democrats aud that
sthe murdered Sheriff was ga Democratic
tully." Under these circumstances 1t is
somewhat surprising that none Of the
"329ers" appear 20 have been huit,
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4 prop. Of Joy In Every word,

FLKMINGToN, huntefdon Co., N. J.
DIR. K. V. PIERCE, Buffalo N. T.;
Three months ago was sroken Out
wuh large ulcers aud sores ON my body,
limbs and face. Iproeured your Golden
Medical Disco very and PurRatiVe Pei
lets, and have taken six bottles, and to-
day ! am in good health, all those ugly
aIcefs havlnR bealsd ard left my skin
. aha3ar9, bsalts$ CO nditfon. thoGrtt
at one time l could, nst ne cured. Al
though L can 6at' poorly express my
graf tude to you, yet there ID drop Of
Joy In eyAty word L write.
Yours Truly, JANIS o. BELLS.
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A REPUBLICAN FOR HANCOCK

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Oct 11.-Mr.
Preston, the owner of the extensive
alpaca mills here, presided over a
meeting on Saturday evening which
was addressed by ex-Gov. Stanton of
Kansas. Mr.. Preston announced that
while he had heretofore been Repub
lican, he was now satisfied that a
change of policy was demanded, and
that the interests of his business and
the country would be best served by
Hancock's election.
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Work OF the Flames.

THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC AT CHICAGO
DESTROYED.
Special dispatch to the Gazette.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12th--2 p. IN.
The Aeademy of Music at this place
las been totally destroyed by f.e. Two
or three persons have been XIII ID and a
large humber seriously ipjuredy 10 /,
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FhE CAMPAIGN IN oHId
do ED-DEMoCRATs col
DENT OF VICTopJ

A.. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. III
the Campaign in Ohio o, a.,
night both the great politi nV
are resting ON their arms Wv
.ion OF to morrow's battle. 4
ties are equally confident y
sne republicans relying ths
They point to their plurality
at the last election, and saw i,
90 overcome, although ihe,
that it will be reduced. TS,
Gratis rely on their splendid !
g anlza a! and an exceptional
state ticket.
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A SOUTH CAROLINA EPISODE.

GREENvILLE, ll.-An ARRAY occurred
near hear on Saturday night after a
joint meeting of negroes aud white m n.
otOnes and pistols were used. The
negroes were injured, one severely. One
white man was seriously wounded and
several were slightly hurt by stones. All
is quite now and no trouble is expected.
although there were disturbing rumors
last night. Warrants have been issued
for the arrest OF the white men and The
Sheriff has gone for tn 1t issaid
that the trouble arose between colored
Democrats aud Republicans.
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Republicans CoLOntxt,.S COLOred
Voters.

MAFArErTE, Ind, Oct. 11.-To-day
has been one Of the great excitement.
The Republicans have poured out money
like water in the endeavor 10 close up
their ranks, but have made no apprecia
BILE effect. About 300 illegal Republican
voters are colonized In this county, aud
efforts will be made TO have them vote
on Tuesday.
1t is rumored tonight that the Re-
publicans will take possession OF the
polls In the morning and challenge all
naturaliEed Democrats who have not
taken out their second papers. II this is
attempted 1t will result la trouble. The
Democrat, are determined to assert their
rights.
The prospects are magnificent for
Landers and Congressman Myers.
WILLIAM b. DoBALBoNER.
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IN " EST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 1.-THE
latest dispal ches from the lower portion
Of the State confirm the information sent
yesterday. Day by day there Is q large
falli' 6 off from the GreeDback party,
aud the outlook now is that Walker, the
Greensack candidate for Congress, will
carty but two counties in the Third Dis
trict, viz: Cabell and Kanawha.
The question OF majority for jackson,
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
depends entirely upon which party Ia
drawn upon most heavily by the Green
hackers. His election 10 not donbted
even by the most sanguine Republicans
Sturgis, the Republican candidate, has
made his canvass principally upon Stats
tics. His figures have been proven in
correct, and he Is losing friends, who
claim 'hat he is villlfying and maiigninQ
the State.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

BY viItue OF a writ OF Als.Levaf
to ne directed, will be exposed
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. al 50
kept by Isaac c. Pyle, in tn
Wilmington. New Castle cod
ware. on
SATURDAY, the 30th day OF octq
at2 O'Clock, p. IN.
The following described real est
All that certain lot OF lahd, .!
the city OF Wilmlngi0 }. bounded
scribed as follows. TO Wit: Btgs
the inteTsectiop formed by the
side OF chestnut street, viii tue
side OF DUPONT street, thence
by The said side OF Dupont siroetI
five feet TO corn r, thence easla
aIlel TO Chestnut street seventy
10 a corner, theme southefly Any
10 DUPONT street. sevenly-nSe y
aforesaid side OF Cnes.nat btre
thence thereby westerly seventy
TO the place OF beginni. &, be w y,
thereof what they may. BOOK !
page 1856, DC.
seized and taken In execute
property OF Myles Burke, ana 81
wife and [. L., and to be sold Oy
JOHN PYLE,
Sherlff,s ONCE, New Castle. %
1880. w
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DULCIGNo 10 BE CEDED.

LONDON, October IA dispatch to
the Times from Constanlinople, dated
October IL, states that the ambassadors
have not yet received the exported note
containing the communication made to
them orally by the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs on Saturday the Porte is ready to
cede Dulcigno. As the note was ex-
pected at the latest this morning, the
delay Is supposed 10 indicate that there
is still some hesitat
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DIR. II. " Pierce Consulting Physician to
the Worlds Dispensary and nvalids' Ho-
tel, OF Buffalo, ~. Y, has resigned his seat
In Congress that he may hereafter devote
his Whole time and attention to those APP
plying to the Worlds DIspensary M ed icas
Association for the treatment OF Chronic
Disc ases.
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A HANCOCK DEro,.I
AT FISaK1I1

MI r.l,shkiLLa N. Y. ~,
conducted "a, ~ Hancock RepuJ|
W WIN ~ Garfield, addressed = sO "ls
greatest enthusiasm mo- TOM
Republicans declared for ' H.
sn u'g was made up lar r,sn'
Gso..l, and employees IVY \,
,nIoyeville and Mallesw.nO ., I'D
ing the carpet aud wool"a at, ~ ~
oIewMt Il Co. Mr.. pra,i ,lill
mnas;er, is President Of th bu' y
English Club. 1t was The i ~ '
ing ever held in the yic J 'sil
Manufacturers are solid i''' w.
aud English. '''u LOT
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HEAVY FAILURE IN MOSCOW

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.-The
house OF Alexander Iranourlels Ofepnp
at MOSCOW has suspended, with lia0 Ii.
ties estimated at one million Toubles, or
about $75O,U00. No details of the
cause of the failure have been received
here.
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PHILADELPHIA MARK ETs

"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8, z. NJ
FLoUR'-Thefe Ia more dong. and prices
are well main Aimed. Sales OF S4UJ bar
refs. including Minnesota extras, Gear.
medium aud choice, at S. 2jA5 rs: do. do,
straight At $6ao 81, Pennsylvania family,
low aud choice, at a. 75a5 rs; Western 40.
Al 30 ab, and Patents ut - 75aS IS. as In
quality. Rye Flour is quiet and steady
al 80 per barrel. Corn Neal is nominal
al s3.
GKAIE.-Wheat was in better demand
and closed fraction higher.-5Ales OF
eO,OOO bushels, including rejected, at
81 iAl Oo1; red aud amber, track anu
afioat, at " VeNalOe.4, and No. z red. ele-
vator, A. 81 Us1zai UsA oct, 81 U91zal IL
wanted At W cents for Pennsylvania.
Corn is quiet and steady with sales ui
1900 bus. Including yellow, at 55a55ll &c.;
low and nigh mixed NJ Cable, and reject
ed at DC. Al the cali board, &c. WAS bio
for october; 61Nc. for November, and
size. Tor December. oats are steady and
n moderate request. Sales OF BOO0 bush
| els, including white at 3ea4zc., and mix
| cd and rejected at Ta8Sl<c.
WHIsKY.-1U0 bbls. OF Western iron
bound sold at 81 IL per gallon.
| CATTLE MARK EFT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.
BEEF CATTLE were dull, aud prices were
fraction higher. S5J mead q rived aud
sold AT the different yards at S31aoc. pei
Id.
SHREP were In fair demand at full price.
l0OUV head sold AZ the different yards NJ
S6Ac., and Lambs at 41Sae51c. per d.
HOES were in demand, at full prices
oOOO head arrived and sold NJ the differsn
yards at 7Aas4e. per h., as TO quality
Park Drove Yard, West p.,ls., oct. 4.
sHEEr.--Extra, 40 to 1870 bs., 51[a8; good
w 20 lOO ns., - rs TO d "; fair. 50 70 X
Ms, 4Ato49t; .tock sheep 81 rs To IS rs; Rooc
lambs, "a 10 &c; comhAon iambs, s2to u So
calves. 70 &c. Arrivals, 5,00y head De
mand not so good, but fair market at {
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Clayton House Arrlxal

CLAYTON House Arrivals.
John l. Kimberly Jr., Buffalo.
A. A. Hamilton, Phi'a.
J.. b. pike. Haverhill, N. ii.
James Thomas, "illiamsport, Pa.
Alex. Conklin, New York.
II. G. Howell, Pnila.
Meyer Rich, BALTIC.
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FOURTH EDITION


Clear or partly cloudy weather, south
erly winds. shifting 70 westerly and
n ,rth westerly. falling, followed By ris
ing barometer, and during the night lows
or Temperature. .... -
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WY N. KENNARD h CO.
w N. KENNARD CO.,
w. NJ. KENNARD q CO.,
w. M. KENNAkD Il co,
w. N. KENNARD d CO.,
e2I MARK ET STREET.
e2i MARKET STREET.
sci MARKET SCkEEI.
ti 62i MARKET sTHEEf.
Sole Agents for Delaware OF the
sole Agents for Delaware OF the
Sole Agents for Delaware OF the
Sole Agents for Delaware OF the
Sole Agents for Delaware OF tne
Trefousse and Delorme
Trefousse and Deiorme
Trefousse and UelOrme
Trefousse and Deiorme
Trefousse and Deiorine
Kid Gloves,
Kid Gloves,
Kid Gloves,
Kid Gloves.
Kid Cloves.
2-buttons Delorme, si.5; 8-buttons.
81 so; 4-buttons 81. 49, 8-buttons, In white
only, 92.O0. 2 buttons Trefousse, Sl.T5; j.
bultoni, $500. 4-but' ons, 81 20.
The Trefousse Kid Gloves are recognized
as the standard OF excellence. The Der
iorme KIDS we believe 70 be the cheapest
glove In the country at the above prices.
NorR 1t may not be generally known
that our stock OF Ladies' Neck Wear 10
larger and finer than is generally found
in Dry Goods Houses.
W. NJ. KENNARD a CO..
w. N. KE NNARD 4 CO..
81 Market Street. 81 Market street
62i Market Street. gu Market street.
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Opening
Opening
Opening
Dry Goods,
Dry Goods.
Dry Goods.
Would call particular attention TO q line
OF all wool Tafrettas at 3lo. In all
shades, wori h 80.
French Sboodas.
French Shoodaa.
French ShoodaA.
All wool 37lf, very desirable
Monte Cloths
Monte Cloths
IL inches wide. all wool. excellent value,
Is cents.
Wool Faced Cash ereE,
Wool-FAced Cashmeres,
At S7H equal In appearance 10 French
goods.
Monies and Armures.
Monies and Armures,
At 70 cts. u inches wide In handsome
designs.
Cashmeres.
Cash eres,
At Is cents. Woo hlllng. choice shades
Alpaoas.
Alpacas.
Al l2X cents, All choice, good lustre.
PlAids.
At % cents. q inches wide, wool filling
Plaids.
Plaids.
At Zoe. Handsome DIES gns, entirely new
All wool Piaiis.
Ali wool Plaids.
At rs, SIPS. $3.50 and sl.S1X.
Also hne assortment of the MOuchoiri
or handkerchief cloths at Sl.N and 81. 50
beautiful goods.
W. M. KENNARD a 90.
W. N, kENEARD a. co.
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PHILADELPHIA ROUGH BEATEN
AND ANOTHER SHOT.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IL. 1890.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. II, 1890.
About 1890 o'clock tonight, while a
crowd OF political strikers from Phils-
delphia were III the BARRON OF the new
Dennlson House arguing politics, q a hit
began between Johuny Mccormick and
James Henry, who keeps the Fourth
ward Club House, Eighth street below
South, Philadelphia, two Of McAiullin's
men and some Republican workers.
Th8 fight grew very bitter and the pol ce
arrested Mccormick, while Henry ran
down the street. when opposite the
Post Office two shots were fired and
Henry fell. Alexander s. Gray, a Re
publican worker, was arrested and
lodget In the station-house, charged
with the crime of assault with intent 10
kill, although the Indications are that he
ID not the man who did The shooting, ~
the crowd say thai the mtn who was
shot ran down the street, and Gray's re-
volVer, found upon him, had none OF the
loads discharged. Henry is not badly
injured. The bullet hattened against
his skull. yet he VAS pretty badly bea en-
during The fight in the hotel. They
took him to the hospital and extracted
the bullet. When he recovered con-
seriousness his first question was, "Whan
does the next train leave for Phiia-
delphiap" Mccormick was badly beaten
by the officer on his way to the station
house, ami neither OF them will be able
TO get out of doors for some days.
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC saERIEF FA-
TALLY INJURED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IL, 1880.
At Republican meeting in Green
field, Hancock County, this Afternoon
Leo Thomas, an old Democrat aud
Shiriff of the county, was struck over
the head with scabbard, aud, 1t ID
thought, fatally injured. There is great
excitement over the affair.
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To BET or not to bea That IL the ques-
ton. Whether tits nobler In The miud TO
suiier the aches aud pains that human
hesh Is heir to, whec overia ken by a
severe cough or cold. or to purchase a
boitle OF slnes' yrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hoarliound, aud by thus opposing,
en- them, sold by all druggists, rs and 81
cents per bottle. sep22-lm.
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Vel htA FORA large Ioad OF Aindling
Ql'O'I Wood. Orders can be left al
Gray & Bros, second aud King streets,
ut Iownsend's, sixth aud Tatnall streets,
John y. MIXERS. Rising Sun, or al the
Factory, corner Union ST. eets and GiIpin
avenue.
24tf JAMES L. MCKINNEY,
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THIRD EDITION
soIThe ssoreenbaok Presidential
sasssffSthH Candidate ase
From the Washinxton Post.

From the Warrington Post.
What . pitiful, hypocritical fraud ID
this man Weaver. ~
40 He travels around the country pre-
4 tending to uphold the principles OF the
,Greenback party. He mounts the
stump TO expatiate ON ats mission"
He writes and ielegraphs from all points
10 Its defense. He is continually bray
ing aloud concerning the nature aud ex-
tent of his personal sacrifices to "ths
ciuse," his self abnsga.ion, his noble
generosity. wi ~ I'd. ...i7.
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s4oo Against $3.50" on Lam
ders.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis are much elated this evening and
are Offering TO bet $500 on LADDERS
"S329" on Porter. There 10 no doubt we
will carry Indiana, and Ohio also.
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1851 Prizes, amount ng to. $40. 400
Irresponsible corresponding agents want
ed at al points, TO whom liberal compen
sation will be paid.
Write clearly stating null address. for
further Information, or send orders by ex-
press, or in Registered Letter or Money
order by mai addressed only to
Gus ID. A. DAUPHIN,
or same person at
No. Sl9 Broadway New York.
All our GrandExtraordiDar Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment of Generals q. It. Beauregard and
Juha A. Early.
sept28 i2taw4w&w
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Il -
BAN
.7l8 S1RH

WILMINGTON, DEL,
FOR SALE.
$1,000 Wilmington CITY par Go
Deposlts received, 1 per cent. ln',
lowed on daily balances.
Home and foreign inVssupeh''
tie. bought and sold. !
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6elpiecese OF 5 cent PRINTS In desirable
kstyles AID fast eoloTs.
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Discount days, Mondays Anu

NOR sALE.-A n aIlE y ,, l%ptGSTss |
n OF I03 acres in ~ ~ M Usage Held
dred. AL enclosed ~ Large apI
yided into Ave fields pnnlic schd
cnard IN full bearing, ,,,a,ngs-Lars
loining the fern. B an"se, Barn, q
Sion, Double Tenant h ays 'nscessar3
and ali OH or ouiiai,hl ~ from STAT
arst class farT m nlslsairally locs!
, 3, w. from e n Wilmington; HhlRFRSh1
Raal.Estate ag't, W. fou'
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wILMINeToN. Dol, Oct 5. 1850.
Latest stock Quotations furnished by
Heald e Co., d. Il. corner Seventh and
Market streets. WILMINGTON. Del. at IL
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.ss's.....s............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
p: BLANK ETs.
Bought directly from the manufac-
turers In Maine.

NorR-We feel that 10 10 only necessary
In referring b our blankets 10 say that
'ney are the same goods We have been
selling for several years Buying them
directly from tho manufacturers glvea us
great advantages In making our prices,
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,rHE AKTIzANs SAVINGS b

fl,HE ARTIZANS SAVlNoe p
= 5o2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JAEuARf "a -i'I n
Omen 10 receive deposits uaio
M until iP. NJ, and on Iues s,ncr
ur,iay evenings from TO Sv9, Gl1eI
SEMI-ANNUAL DIV, VI -nctat,|
regularly made in April ana Iii IN
When dividends are not n
they are accounted RS depoSsi,1n, mari
inanent deposits compound 'n''
Twice In each year. orua
Clement II. smyth,. Ge eorge 4 III
Chas, W. Townsend ueoisG ichsIiI
Nathan X. Benson, ~. 100, IL DsfI
Henry +. Duro. ~ Inh Il JacKs
W. Hastings, IN II. Swii
Edward Pussy, , "
HEo. W. Bush. pr ,s''
Eo. y. CAPELLE, vlSs f III Trsa
ieb2l.lv Il 7. TAlI1,n - Il
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k'lkSI NAiioo OF WILMA
nrpos,roRY or THE PUBLIC
AND MI
FINANCIAL Agents. go, or M
iN A4T TED STATES
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO

This Institution was regularly incor
porated by the Legislature OF the State %
Ed lcational and Charitable purposes, In
1888, fer the term Of Twenty Ave
Years, to which contract the invIolable
faith oil the State is p ed Led, which pledge
mar been renewed by an Overwhelming
p pular vote, securing It's franchise in the
new constitution adopted December I'd.
A, D., 1879, with a capital of ., yDO.UOO. To
which II has since added reserve fund OF
oveTb35O, OOO. Its Grand Single Number
Distributions will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday.
n neUeT sctLtes or pOstpones. Look at the
following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACH.
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'7 ;3 Z

TAKE NOTICE.!
TOSfm asters and the Pub
lie will take notice that the recent or
der of. The Postmaster General exclud-
ing from the mails, does NOT apply to
the Louisiana State Lottery, and that
letters win be registered and money
orders issued to this Company as here
tofore.
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Exhibits solicited from all parts OF the
Peninsula and adjacent counties.
Nine trials OF speed. for purses aggreeat-
ing $lB75, under the rules OF the Ma
uonal Trotting Association.
New buildings, improved grounds. and
ample space for AL exhibits
Excursion trains will be run and owing
10 the proximity OF the fair grounds ~
the railroad station, persons coming h
ran WIN nave put u Few steps To walk 10
special freight rates will be given ex-
stock. "o vi
Hay, straw and feed can be had on the
grounds. 90 WV
Entry books for exhibits open from Or.
tober LIST. List OF premiums sent on, an
Entries In trials of speed close Septem.
| per Ntn. Entrance Fee in trials of sne..d
ten per cent OF purse.
FOR luther Information address
JOHN PARTRIDGE, SECRETARY.
| " ElktoI Nd.
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Philadelphia, New do rrsyular Del
change furnished 70 fes
without charge.
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EDWARD BETS PS Thing, %
GEO. d. ARM5I"oN S5l
paid up Capitai,
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A sPLENnID OPPORTuNITY ro

WIN a FORTUNE 10TH GRAND Dis
LEA Nj, TUESDAY, O5fOBER 18th 1850
-E0Afh Mnaf -
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-07-28
Ho, For Camp Meeting!

from the circular of the Third Annual Camp
Meeting for the conversion of sinners and pro-
motion of holiness. held under the auspices OF
the Butler Camp Meeting Association, commenc-
ing Thursday. August 9th. 1880, closing Mon
day evening, August 30th, 1880, with and old
take the following
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-07-28
Indian DepredatiOns.

The fair reader shudders when she thinks of
the settlers wife Watching from the door Of her
rude hut. the retreating form Of her husband go
ing out to his daily labor-going out perhaps to
return not again, for before nightfall savage
hand may have laid him low among the prairie
grasses. Or it may be child, a Lright-eyed
daughter. ia snatched away in an unguarded mo
ment, to grace the next war dance. When we
read the heart-rending details of these savage
depredations. are apt to blame tho govern
ment for not taking more strict precautions to
insure the settlers protection. But we daily
read of the depredations of that arch-herd con-
sumption, with scarcely thought Of the terri
BILE inroads it is making in human life. Tens of
Thousands Of homes are annually desolated by
consumption to one Of Indian outrage. Like the
Indian, consumption oftenest come stealthy, and
no danger is apprehended until tho victim sud-
denly finds himself hopeessy ensnared, and
deaths fatal arrow ends the scene DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, powerful altcma-
tive or blood purifier. and tonic, has restored
thousands of consumptives who had tried every
other remedy recommended to them, without
obtaining any relief, and are willing to testify to
its remedial powers.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-07-28
MARK THESE FACTS
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

Exercise your judgment.-A newer and better
philosophy.-To pull down all absurd and anti
quated notions of diseases and its cures. and to
establish "a rational system on the ruins, has been
the chief endeavor OF DIR. Holloway through life
Hence the origin of his celebrated Pills and Oint
because slibSeTvient TO nature. rather than at
variance with her laws, like those in general use.
To the stomach we trace dyspepsia, heapache and
general debility to the liver bic, iaundice, and
yellow fever; to the bowels diarrhG'a, dysentary
constipation, piles and listuly To the lungs con-
and all cutaneous eraptons. BY keeping these
olgaEs and vital fluid pure and healthy may
safely defy the attacks of disease and no medicine
yet prepared for this purpose can equal the action
of these Pills and Ointment, as they dive to the
seat OF the disorder, and eXtirpatlng its cause, de-
str0y its effect.
IMPORTANT CAUTIoN,-None are genuine un-
less the signature of j. HAYDoCK as agent for the
United States, surrounds each box Of Pills and
Ointment. Boxes at 25 cents, 62 cents and 81 each
ssy~There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. HOLLOWAY & Co. New York