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, 1880-04-28

IOAt4 JOA44NdSs
Tugmcn entoyod good day for towing on tho
river yesterday, aud wcrc kept reasonably
busy.
Last evening tho echooncr Dclos Dr. Wolf ar
rived from Michigan City, md was towod 10
Miller Drolhcrs' .shIpyard, where sho will be
docked for repairs.
Yesterday tho soow Mocking bird was In tho
Chicago company's West Side dry-dock for re-
Tue tug Da!.y Leo, Of St. Joseph, roocivod
new boilor on Monday.
6 at she e sasfc
all. In tho collision the other day.
The schooner Potomac Is oncc moro grain
WhIio coming down tho South Branch Nom
day evening, II tow Of 4 tug. tho !arxe pro.
peller Chicago had to back to mako tho turn At
eaSs hsr ana sss her s stosu s
the schooner eamana. The !nttar craft lust hcr
Tho schooner Lizz,e A.. Lnw rooo!vctl now
Jurelniah Mccarthy sais tho seEo2neE q Nor
ssaaass ms Kas yss d, & R,a Ss5 r. ~ ns:o tho
Tho two WorthIn9ton stca.a-pun,I,s taken Il,
ShuOoygan by tue tug Welcomo, hIvlug faile4
that rout, ~ nossrs. Xtklns / ijoeE%tI % ycstos. r.
day forwarded their fqurtecn-tnp WorthlnRtoH
pump to tho craft BY ono Of tho Goodrich Line
oppoalt tho North Dranch Ito,,sng Mills. tho
keel has boon laid {nr new st9nla crntt. WHICH
Eat It % ia sa,ie. Tas length ovor ail ii tbe nsw
and dsp.h OF hold . feet: She y being built
beon fully determined wh0tAer ehe Mill b. Tilted
out for sw!ll-carrytnFs .s-
SeS x1 on 10 e
lifting out her broken 9nwsprit. Tha. owner ct
tho liutuhtuson. Eraak Po54x. undoubtedly VIII
u foF. tho damage and dolay sustalnel " his
vessel. lilo IL noted for willingness to erga8p
, 1880-04-28

The Toronto Man has tho following, "Thero
Is not 1nuch inquiry yet for rates OIL through
freight to England via occAn steamers At Mon
treal. As soon as shippers aro certain TINT tho
ocean vessels hive rcactlod their lhttor port md
are prepared to receive carRoes, 1t Is probable
that the Western produce will movo. No en-
8agomcnts aro reported. but tho ratio asked Ia
6,i md cents un grain and n cents por bnrrel
on Hour for stcnm to montreal. At lonat two
l!ues Of propcllers will oall ut this port during
tho season. vtz.; tho Western Expross aud the
Merrhdnta'. Fur tho fornlor. 1fessrs> Sylvester
nros. VII act as agents, and tho boata under
thos control aro. tho Acadia, Capt. Mall
cu1Rson; T.. sh1cklnna, capt- 1aGka.'a;. Alva
Munro, Cnpt. Scott; Zealand, Capt. Zenland: ana
tho E.. H. 'Vannllent Capt. Thompson. Messrs.
". 4. GOODIES s. Co: arO nFents for tho Nor
chnuta' LtUg, anil will huye fourteen we'll known
hoatt Ut tholr .ttspGsal. Their Aeet consists Of
tho Persia. capt. Calrrs; Celtic, CuPG II.
v4uxlNn; Bcotln, Cnpt. ]. II. Seltt; Europe,
Capt. j.. Cliirors1;. .Afrlcr, Capt4 F.. Patterson;
California, CaRt; W, iiagna; Argyle, Capt. ii.
I!ur1s; Dominion. Cnpt. II. Moslaugh; Ocean,
Capt. 4. No3iauRh; City of st. CathHrInce, Capt.
]. Mcataugh; 4td Prussia. Capt. II. Xcaiand.
Tho !ast:named l'o4t hug alsealy startod on lta
III duo GOufng." /,
, 1880-04-28

A telegram from Prcsquc Isle. Georgian Ray,
snys: *The Northern Qucon roports solid toe
frum Killarney to Manitowaniug, and As far In
tho direction OF Little Current ~ could DO socu,
and that now loo IL forming, and that unlesa
very warm weather scts In tho channel will not
bO clear for at least hfteen days. lie returned
hero for tucl, and loft this morning at I o'clock
Intending to 70 via Lake Huron and MlsslsAuRp,
and II possible 10 effect an entrance to Thesaa-
Ion River. and thence proceed to sault 6ta,
Marie. TIE lou foftued ln winter has never
moved, and from the report OF the mail carrier
ut Killarney. on the 26h ln3ta1t, tho tco 10 solid
and alont Astee1 inches thick from Killaraoy 10
, 1880-04-28

The amount Of was daxseed found on board
the schooner Donaldson At Buffalo was 70
buahcls, inatend Of 100 ~ stated yesterday. II
appears. however, that ala bushels were jettl'
sonod In the 6tratts.
Tho Buffalo Tug Association has chartered the
tugs Troy and Folsom to tho Cable Towing Com
pany for thirty days at 80 por day to tow bo-
twpon Tonawanda and Peudlatou, . distance OF
twelvo u1llos,
After the recent blow, vessels yawl without
any name upon II wss found upon tho beach at
Dunktrk.
Tho Detroit Post says: 1.-THE schooner Grace
AuzEay, Nheat"ladon and bound tor buffalo,
, 1880-04-28

lctt Sunday morning, hlt. whrn on Colchester,
The tNfnItl discovered Tint tho vessel wns lcnk-
Ink 1atlly, nn,l accordingly put bnck. Tho Ittrer
Queen t,wrd her from Anlhnrstuurg to tho up-
r,rr dry-tfock, Wl1esr shp wns cntkcd :"
THO fhrot,- I1,astot schooner Two Friends. now
hrre. ilas changed itMntls. purity .nf GtncrIcf
men lcinK now tho Qwttnra. CAtt. Alex t0w8on,
part owner, Ia in command.
Tiie .tennl. .lMrRc David W. Rn,t. orc-lndcn
from Espnnau,l, cutie 70 CLEVELAND on Monday.
Cnptnn says he cnlIld nnt enI"r l,cause nf in"
s,lfI!cIcnt iapth Of watcr. Tho Rust drow over
tprr1 ftut.
, 1880-04-28

10 the Editor Of 1ha Ehfta9o Iffb1aHt.
s.trrnA1o AnrIl 24-1n T1s Tt3tnt1Sr or TIM 2sf1
tnst ,,n,,"r tho tcn,, ~ noriro nova WI, sto1c
,,n,cr 'iI to te TINT tso contraotess
agonts aro sq,lfrntng md trying to put rates
down to 10 cents Yolrare nutte right on tho
ln,tor I,,,t tvror,, m tha ror,nnr TIN controct.
,"sa n.,.. ~ AZ .'., w. ,.,a,
lcss aRonE8. meaning taoso VINO haVo not mn"o
contr1tcts, have no occaston to sqilrm, for they
tnve not got tho business which thcy could havo
hod n fhoy Ind acrn Gttf, tokc Inn h,Islno,s nj,
utso ~. s.os sa see' ~ 'uno Wv ~. ~
tne cohtrnos rates oilefca. IL IS oVlacnt that
ynu have been nlslnformcd MS to tho truo Btnto
Of thIuss pertaining to ,narjno insurance.. The
foct IA thnt tho nocnts who nro so,lirIntnp i,,st
now aro those VINO haso contraets' and nre now
rpaping tho boneflts Of these contracts by hay;
Ing numerous losses Which they probably did
not think they would have when they took tho
contracts.
The ratos which tho business Inns beon con-
trncted Mt are lower than tfioy hnyo over been;
MS, for itlstMHCc, IN grM from Chicago to Buff
falo and Eric. gull Or steam, tho contracts nro
~ cents rcr 800 from April to Sept: /: for tho
month nr September. IL cents per $lo0; for Oc-
t0Der. 90 cents per $l00; and Tor November. Fl
, 1880-04-28

6rsetal Dtspateh to Ths Chteaoo Tribune.
STURGEON DAY, Wis. April 27.-Tho schooner
Gen. Worth did not spring a 1cak OIL Ephratrn ns
reported yesterday. It WIS found. nftor her
lcok-lnad WINS taken OIL, that her dock WAS split
apon and tho heavy sen, washing over her, filled
her With wAter. She wAs pumped out yGstcrtiny
with her own pumps. and sncl fnr ChicHEn
poles.
Tho tug A. 8. .Allon passed down Sturgeon Bag,
yln tho cnnal, for Eschlnhn. this afternoon.
Wind south and light; clear and pleasant.
, 1880-04-28

At tho Custom House yesterday record was
mndo Of tho salo ot tho tug Asa Ransom by An.
drew Ryersou to Nelson ewarthout, for a consd-
grafton ct $4300. The Ransom will enRngo In
harbor towing Horyfou here.
j. A.. Won phnlen tas sold hla hnlf- interest In
the schooner c. ]. Hoctter to John Untchor for
5000. Capt. Dotchor ls now sole owner of tho
craft,
, 1880-04-28
pETliuLEuNI.

CLEVELAND, April -unchAngedi
'Rtnndarh white. ITO test. 7Hc.
,1ac 9Isn,e IL so ntarkcfs foF s.ipriofi refined,
M rh1sfE'rf ra '.S Xpf
,oreHed i'ie nahMs*t M ;2As !owe.t 5,'sc: c!Gsng
1 Il iiis sypflHe, lLADt trnnthotionst $8,01.
, 1880-04-28

: Fl. Louis, April 27.--corros-Dult md un-
thnneet mddllnqs l1}fe; snies, loo bales; rocepta
4O: shpmen.s I,J0; stock, t1an.
NE,v ORLEANS. April rl2E-CDTIoN.,Qnlet; mtddltng.
1t1tc law H1i1dlInR, ll3&os good ordinary, lAo not
fsccIpis 1l ba1ea, vrNk*, fali exports cuas&wlsc,
ii; eaioe, 2,0D; htpcki aM750,
, 1880-04-28
MILWAUKEE,.

Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune. (
MILWAUKEE, April .7.-Grnln freighta qulot
and stondy, at thrco and half cents on whent
to Duffulo. hut Qua charter was mado. Tho
schooner F. II. Knapp wheat, from ,llaclne to
naflalo. g. thT@eo.9nnrtor e. oe cents: % Tho tmE Coc
Ashore nt Alaska, T. G. Mason having purchased
tho wreck.
, 1880-04-28

Special Dtsratch to Tht chicago Tribune.
AAIERsrnuRa, April 27.--Tho propeller ERIC
Belle, OF tho Windsor & Lako Erie route, sunk
near Ktngsville this morning, 8hc is supposed
to have ran on snnkon nnchor or ssnE., Sha
was heaohed In ten feet OF water. The Prince
Alfred. now here. IL going to her rescue With q
ateam-pump.
, 1880-04-28

&athAte takenn lnfKe hold on the pubiin favor.
nSss patent 1inolaum cork door-olota stands
5ris,naia ~ Thos9 Goods arc uado under tho
@*4e "atne on the back Of every yard.
, 1880-04-28

orou,A, Ill, April E.-t3nA1x-ctFn active ana
,.1,, bian.n1Ixed, s{agaa5o. rn'xcs 34a3a3fe onls
stsady and nrm, No. = willie. 8aHa3ao Rye inaetTo
hi steady, M. 2 sG4e.
pTIttnIiWfHEs-Stekd| Att1m
, 1880-04-28
hx eee,sse prevented and medical bills leeaoued
Timely use Ut Malt BIltaEx,

Mihgle cako Of Qteun's Sulphur Soap Ia
Esfs,sse TO many sulphur baths. Avoid couA-
=
, 1880-04-28

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
EsuANAnA, Mich, April @7-Arrivcd-schoon
ors Horny 4. Kont, Morning Star. III. A. Muir,
Cloarcd- -schooncrs Eclipse. Montpelier, Nj
agara, IItggie & Jonos.s0 @. ". Westcott, e. G.
Hutchinson, St. Lawrence, n. l.. Collins.
The lighthouse eupply-ste0mer uahlla ran In
hero for Hupplioa. 4
, 1880-04-28

B3kE LlIls
Spsetat Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
BAY Cry, Mich, April e7.-Tho propeller COL
orndo loft this afternoon for Oscotla, where sho
lntshes load Of salt for Chicago.
Lumber carriers wore in good demand to-day,
aud cargoes Offering freely.
, 1880-04-28

oswroo. Anil PARLIAMENTARY !. loT'f ro1n on soma
-, Whtte,n mixed, &c.
, 1880-04-28

PHILADELPHIA, ra., april T.-wool quiet for
american Rrndcs; nhlo i'anns5ivnnla, nnd West
rstnin doublo oxtrn and hbovo. Gl@58o, oxtrh. SO
~. modlum Gz1Gsc, coarse. bla55a; Now Ynrk,
WtebIssu Iniana, md Wcsler tine. He5exc, nedl.
nm asa3c; coasse. sta5$o, vnthca cotnbnE and do:
i.iHc 6fSlii}o; dn ,lntnsha'. !t*oI Cnnn1n wNAhHd
r51nmbnE 4s53c1 tubwasl'c Gt3Gso pulled. 3t5c.
, 1880-04-28

NEW YonK, Apr s7.-I,uslners continues auot
.rlit commission houses md Importers. md the Job
S,nr trndo IL less acsiso Cotton goods quiet but
leading makes ttend!iy hcld. rslnts dull! hut aEcnts
4ujst Ind hEn, EorciGn aoods In nlodorAto raTuest
! Natn
, 1880-04-28
DETJt{1IT.

1,r7norr. April S-Ftoul.-Qulet. .,s.,, Nh
nils ft,s1f; Aprll.no sales; MAY, tLls' dune' tlH
milling mammal:
fMTrwxNTs-Thea&. n, ,Qtl ht1'
, 1880-04-28
pUFFALQ,

E. astetal Dt,pdkk 10 <:l t+..aaoo 1f1ous&
BUFFALO, N. r., April S7.-The schooner
TIumpt, lately On at Port HoWau, arrived late
, 1880-04-28
lkEd'E1vatiE'k SALE.
RECElVER'S SALE.

Pafsuanl to 0r!7ar Of the E!Toult tNutt Of Cook
laEs las!itSnop y ai this 1sy sn!orod s1si - y
~ da{ r. May. lbI al u n'tiurk T. m sell fot iha
aaaFdan "A estan .1lnos. en- AZ. It r@4ca @ {. Ter nv
HI ~ 4Ma ths other tof the s4n q plkt dated
.heh hsss = o,sT iIS!ssS. {. II taiSIs:!i
aolaO sscltQu addition IL Chicago, unless bofoFa that
Ms ot1rSt4as 70 snId sale atu alad y sad cause,
h!shest BY wt'l " aseeptes fof PsEicu,a5s appI
April n. lei
, 1880-04-28

TUKTENIIN e.
t wtLx1vuros, N. C.. April T.-srlRI1s OF TUn-
spENr1HE-E1sm at like
, 1880-04-28

,cnts, 9iala bu, nrmors No. cash. sit Mn5' fa3pS
e. casn isykc: any. MS{c. !orn-MecHoapas
H.: shipa,ants Ail bul utin No. CASH. o}Ao4 Ao''
, 1880-04-28

1xp1AaArolis, April 1:-anAlS-"heas an @ woakt @
Al &413sc.
, 1880-04-28

ChtcnGn. Hoek Island ~ Pacific K~liroAd.
Depot. corner Of fan urea Antl Shprnafl .yt TpkoS
t,Elccs % t!nrt:tt sherman tiousg. palnler House
, 1880-04-28

sDttawR i strensor Express.......
H.h;ttt mug l'h-*a.I4ur..... .,.....,
bFehFAAkA Exprca1. ............,,,,
.!3ntl,tQuo T. Sioux CITY Express. .
b!E,wntt'A Hrt,sc AecoMm1da;'n n
rhctt1c Fast Express.
A1sns 4 C1liJtui1 Ex...........
Lkni,fiAs City + 'a'rxn% t'nat Lilac.
AuEorA sunday t'aslsnyGr.,....,
! l'.Ir.nN l'Rsusn I.r .,,,.,....,,
hMGntttltH i Ottawn ExprcAa......
hHtsckf1rd Fr rAIrt kttuta Falls Ex
!iAneuFA l'AssEntGf...s4....
b.sMr,nH l'H-~gt er........,,,.,,,.
tn1nAala Might Expre.s.............
eTaxna Sl1ntErHress. .........,...
tkAn~na EftT Il It JnH SlxtIt FIX.
hFreeEoEt h Dubuque Express. :.
Wslngst!uy d eAtur1ny rhrntro
1(Al1.. 4,.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-05
M EDICAL NOTICES
DR.. 0. P. B0LLINGER,
Having located permanently in
NEW BLOOMFIELD,


NEW BLOOMFIELD,
Offers his professional services to the citizens OF
the Borough and surrounding country
:, DR.; B. has been engaged in an extensive prac
tlce ior over ~ years; He has also served his
"a; Vol; Infantry during the late Rebellion
holding his Commission from the then Governor
OIL TINS commonwealth His credentials are from
one of the best Medical Colleges in America
HIS success as practitioner of medicine is ac.
knsoWieuged Dy recommendatlons front former
patrons which are free for inspection at All
times.
IN THE TREATMENT OF
chronic Discusses
he has had yeryextenslye experience, and hascured
many hopeless cases, after years of suffering ana
expense incurred in seeking relief elsewhere.
Among the many chronic complaints treated
successfully are Asthma. Bronchitis, Laryngtis
Hemorrhage of the Lungs, Consumption, Ifirst
and SECOND stages) Heart Disease, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Melanch0a, Scr0fula or Kings
Evil, Skin Diseases, Chronic Rheumatism, Goitre'
or or enlargement OF the Glands OF the neck Dropsy
Piles, chronic Diarrh9a, Constipation OF the Bow
els, SICK and Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Diseases of Females TumOrs Kidney Diseases
ENLARGED Spleen, Epilepsy, DeafHess, Chronic
Chills and Ague Diabetes Mellltus, old RUNNING
sores. IapeWorms removed.
DR.. B. does not contine himself to any one par
tlculaf system OF medicine. He uses all the late
improved methods and remedies, as also Magnetic
Medical ELECTRICITY,
which is so successfully used at the present dav
In many forms Of nervous complaints In the
treatment OF the Lungs and air passages he uses
LNHALATIONS,
which carries the medicine direct TO the diseased
parts.
When an incurable case presents itself he is
1ree and candid in telling the patient that he can
not cure him, thus avoiding further expense.
In chronic dlDentsit is always best for patients
to call at his office for personal Examination and
treatm mt when that is practicable.
As- Office at his residence on Main street. a
1eW doors west OF II. Smiths blacksmith shop, In
what 10 known as the Galatn property -
uA- CONSULTATION FREE.
Bloomfield, May 4, $780,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-05

25l BROADWAY, Cor. MURRAY Street. Y. and 43 MILK
be"ae OF certain confidence neil and mpoers who the
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-04

tuesday morning, August 2l'h, ana e'a''e"
Dn our return uipi and here our uo"oie'
commenced; within half mile Oh the
springs, IN iordlng creek, we broke trace
Ju; fortunately, We weGc pfoyidei WIN an
,xira pair, with one OF winch we re! iace"
the hroAen one and proceeded. 1t was our
intention TO camp that night AZ NE bh"A'
spring. but we reached there AT one O'CLOCK
o. M and stopped 10 lunch and rest. ~
Columbia We we're deiaIed some nhie III
crossing the TINer, on account "i t'e ID" 0o"
dIuon %! the Terry ht' bu' We e"' "'e' WIN
ont accPient, came out WIce mites anu camp
ed under iarge oar al ''''7 ei''' u d '''''''
bc9he Inc fence u "o
We name THIS place FROG i-eNc''
/ !" feI"e MS a"'c'''"'c '"' ''
Tue next morning We "''' az '"'
ana sood rCad F" inc i''''"'' III
foa"s were 900" an W.T. WY
! FORA "i Wat "ooh'''"O'e o".
road, farming Oil on 'hc rta'''c' "'o"1''' u"
Tue Oii III" bridge lo'" o'' '''o
very appr 'pna'eiy ha'he'--''"' "c'c ''''
terrible time oi A. h""''''o'T "'''''''' 81
h"d ana ""'et' sc''''s Nc '''''
having oar temper some" "'' '"''''' ""' ga
Getting safely over 'Acel' "'0 i'''
whose horse got dow" t" "'' '''''' d" Lev" y
"e TAKEN oOs' nun '''0 "'-7'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-04
1.-The Difference"

Under the above head the North Louisiana
Republican Of Angus, 18th falsely asserts that
"Geu Hancock is the nominee and representa-
tive Of the Southern Democracy, and therefore
represents all the most unsafe elements in tins
country tn the welfare OF the American nation.
Gen. Hancock Is now the aPolosi,t and
sponsor Tor the party of secession, Reputation.
Returning Boards. political assstssinations. bal
lot box suffers, aud midnight marauders-thc
party opposed to public debt, the party OPP
posed To public eauca,on-Ihc party oppose
to internal improveincnt-and the party or
revolution and anarchy" and that Gen. Gar
field represents the party tina, saved the
Cn"n, etc, etc.
Now if the Republican editor knows any>
thing at all, he knows that all tins is false /;
that Gen. Hancock Is the nominee of tie c.,iIc
Democracy Of the United States that III.
party L. not What lac represents II To lie, and
that the Republican party Is not he party tina,
saved the union" Ii ITS preservation had
depended solely upon ,ha, party it wouil nave
been lost The Democrats Of the North, aud No,
atcw Of, the south, contributed largely To It's pre-
servalion, while Gen Hancuck contributed far
more toward the accomplishment Of that end
than Garfield ever did. Further, if everybody
was OF the opinion character and disposition
Of the cd:tor of the Republican there would he
40 UNION today; and hence, no one coud rca
sonably claim IL have assisted in p!escrvin;
1t, for # the Southern people are still cncmie;
Ito the government, and are not entitled to
vnice in the affairs of government. then
here cannot possibly be any anon, accordn.
10 the real SENSE OF that term, between ia,
northern and southern states
According to the Republicans course %. rea
sonins poverty should be sufficient cause fu
d,>iIanohsement; for having positively as
scr'ed that Sen Garfield represents the .rca
and powerful North, while Gen. Hancocl
represents the shattered and debilira,ed South
and having brought forward the figures t
show that the north is rrh ana he south poor
IL says that we should not be permitted
govern the affairs of this union, which si'npi
means that we should have no art in it; 10
'he editor OF that paper knows well enough tina
the south,comPosed OF minority of the Stale:
as well as population, cannot obtain contr,
of the Government; and that so far from eve
attempting such thing have We been that W
have never even asked place Oh the nation;
ticket since the wa-.. But there is no reaso
why the Democrats, north and south hay
not as much RICH, to control the affairs OF Go,
eminent as the Republicans OF the .or,h al
We believe they will DO j. after the insnsur
ton OF the next President, until, as the Reput
LEANS, they prove themselves unworthy
the trust.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-04
Suicide Of nn Old Baptist Min
iStCr.

II was with feelings al utter establishment,
a, well as profound yrief, that We read IN the
Selma Argus tins week the brief announce
mcnt, REV. Jesse a. Collins Of -. Clair
county committed suicide on the 10Th" We
knew thus vcnerbir minister from childhood
He was very old, though we DO not know his
ex act age, bu, We know that he had been
preaching 10 years in July. We heard him
remark to the baptist church a, Ashvile,
Ala, in July, lo76 Brethren, forty years ago
to.day was ordained elder 10y this church
had been preaching years before; hence,
have been laLoI,ng IN the Masters vineyard
II years"
He was man of great natural mental
powers which had been well ca ,iv itcd-ioi
hc was an educated n,an-but they gave way
TO las great troubles aud sorr"ws, Of which hs
had many, a. old age crept upon him, ui.t
| he became insanc-tur Of course ne was IN
| life. All no one ever knows the darkness
OF the shadow that rests upon the souls of tn,
afflicted, not even after il has blo,,ed out lici
mortal lish, and they lie buried IN the suicide
grave.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-04
CERTIFICATE.

DK. W 1. ARR.
Der So II ving seen your
advertisement, N the "Bal,i>t Messenger" ne
cure. 10 pay, Of tturrr>. - | vrnturcd To-
walS loo mixes or Whereabouts. to get you to
operate on one. |, had been on my hand ior
twu year, an a hall, and had hccune quite
large. and very offensive and painful On the
2i-t # la; June, Tire first pant OF your mci-
icine was applied. and 10y the ii;th OF July, |
am glad 10 state was removed and 10 all
appearances the medicine has done ~ WORE.
lou then APP HE'D your healing salve tor seven
days when the whole tancrrou> Bulk slou@hed
uut. and i, now IN the oiiicc oi DR.. Brch,
Farmervlllc. La, And Will be- held there cor
public inspection L. weight at IA. time ii
was taken out was , iuil ounces.
hone you w.. publish rls for the bencti,
Of >ulering humanity, for cannot say too
much foi your prom,, and successful treat
meat of my case. am glad To LAY my hand
!, healing rapidly. leave for home the io,l
81 July, my adde's, l. Coushaua, Red River
Parish, La, where viii be wiiin. to answer
ail enquiries, in regard to the Cancer cure
made ~ yon on my hand.
Respectfully Yours,
q. Il. SHkEwiN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-04

Rev. d. NJ Hughes, a Methodist minister
and editor Of the Cinnanonsun, y. j., Chris
tan Herald, suc led by jumping overheard
from a ferry boa, between Camden and Phil
adelphia last Monday night.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-04
CENTRAL FEMALE lNSTTTC
Clinton, Kinds County.
MiSSlSSiDpi.

The Twenty Eighth Collrp,a,c year of
Institution W.! began Tur-day, srp,c
Ssh.
Advanrasc>,-pul.'s limited IN M
bu, ,uiiclcnt 10 furnish al the s'iruius
IN the largr-, schools lihour 'h-Ir loss 81
sonoi attention Superior Educational +
ties III II, eNtcnrivr Cabinet OF Natural
~ Specimens. it, libraIir- and It's All
tu- Faculty most carefully selected and
the direction of Professional Educators u
! and successful experience; Rigid and
ted Course, of study comparable 10 ,he@
IN the coan ry- EXPENSE ,ioodmsy u
ate when the quantity nnd qHditY Ui II
! turns made. are properly e>t,muird.
| For full information send 10 Pr
/ linnIan Tor Catalogue.
ROBr. kELL
President OF Boari Iru>
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-04

Since It's editor has been sick the Echland
Beacon looks rs If IL was in tad health
H. orchouse Cfar,On.
Some people may think that we ought to
apologize, but We do not believe in render
ing excuses for the dispensa,ions of Pow
dence We will however, attempt I" present
a more healthy appearance i'll the future.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-09-04
Constable Sale.
Ang 91lli. 1880.

Est Of S.W Greenweil. } STATE OF louisiana
-. Parish .. Richl md,
Jake Coleman. l,h Justice Court
ny whine Of WI, g. ii. "a. Issued from
- the Hon. fourth Justice Court IA and ior
Inc Parish of Richiand, State Of Louisiana,
and To me directed have seized and VII
offer for sale. at public auction before the ith
Justice Office honsc door III the town vi Alto,
-aL parish and state, on
Saturday, the An day Of September,
1850,
10 the las, aud .ehc,, bidder, the following
described property tp-wit The undivided
one half i.Itr-i III IN bale, Oi seed cotton,
more "r less seized As tie property OF ihc
Il f,udan;
The above property Will he sold 10 s''s
SAID wit and all ct
Term, of ,alr-c .sll viii. the bcncii, uf az
rraI>cncnt.
W q OSGOOD,
Special Constable,
ih Ward RIchiani pd.lsh La