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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
LOUISIANA.


Columbia ia to have ~ eawmill.
The Vienna !Se,,fi,iel oppoaea tho appointment
OF unltoa jurias hy the Governor,
Many farmers are beginning ~ prepare far
another crop. We hear ~ complaint NJ n
scarcity Of labor.
There have haen eoun1inaa tabnn Of tho depth
of The wptn, hntwaeu Morgan City ard Berwick
by the ynilrnad antbnriine aud this fact haa
ast many Nnnrla a. thlnRing Y mnv he thnt q
bridge aorSaa tho hRy Az this rolni IL pantam
pIatad. Morgan CITY Review.
Tho aypter mon running In thaao waters have
not made any profit az iHr this snaaon. There
has tean a lack Of both nsld weather and raiu
| consequently The nyaera havn not only not fnt \
| tened. INT large quantities. nf them have npotlnl
| III the hoRta. Morgan CITY Review.
AT a hall given Mt the reaitaannn rJ Mr. Demon
| themes Nunoz nj Cow Isand. In thla patish. on
SUNDAY the eleventh inatnnt. u fracaa nenurl cd
| In which Mr., Frnaat lsrnuaaard onnatahln elect
az the eisib ward was at',''l ~ the head With
thought fatally Injured, Il appears that tho
| skull IL fractured by tho blow received. II
| soama that Mr. lrausanrd and n young man
named Unrlamin HarErnv wara "pgagnh IN y
quarrel IN tho narly pHrt Of tho evening. hut
| hah raaand NJ tho ttmn Hrnupaarl was ati unk.
| lNcrmilinn Mariainnal.
An accident To Tho onst bound train on tho
| Teehe Extrnninn Ratlroni nj II point five miles
| wesi OF Franklin. ON rhuraiay forenoon, ro-
aulted IN aarinua injury to two hrhknamnn
4 Sayinr HiTnfr, ~ THE pnno. whn received aovo-
| ral had nnniuaiana nnh hna an" " hia ears
| noarly torn nif ana o. GnuthrahuS who hal !,
| log broken near tho foot. Both mon wore
| thrown from the top al frnght ear that
| UnluaI tho track Thny WGrn brought la this
| place ~ thnttnin. md were attended nv nr. N.
| /, hlgnr Who maln thcm M comfortable az
| pnaaihln. G,rnir "a III his homo lu Grnthronny
was a.ut to the hospital In Nav ornanH. nj ha
| own raulopt Tho train waa delayed abort
while hut thero waa ~" interruption travel
| MORGAN l1ity Review.
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NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1880.

the showcases elisten with the magnificent dis.
play Of gems OF the first water. One OF the
principal features In this ehoiea selection 81
awelry is the atonk III superb Swiss watches,
made by patek. Philippe CO., of Geneva,
These Watches have twice passed through the
obs ratory and their rating ara pc, feet. The
ea n nnaa to this effect accompanies annh. aud
therefore y person in travelling pay escape the
annoyance " lpaiug all tae"rd 1T time as
would he the oeae with M ordinary lmerieea.
Wa Tera ahowu spveral siTaa Of these supa
,Int watches. ard htlisve them to h" eaunl to
the very high aneetn ,ina heatewed uuon them
They ara elegantly ilhishad. full ewelea and
are really aty llsh and lst FIJI In every respect
Fer IL asahts fot Indies Or gentlernt II, no more
appropriate mt ielea eau be found Pataa Phil
lirre 4 Do. aa manufacturers whose renuta-
ton ia tlrnly estah shed ind iheft agens are
Tiffany On, # Nav .ynrk. and NJ; aepoler, "t
this city. The stock If diamonds Displayed at
an,nl =, 4. u pot TOO 'nnel, to say. "anno, he
eurrassad IN tn. United Atatea, for Mr. annnla,
Ia m exceptionally shrew' iniee Of nteninua
etones. and rsrtiea tlest'ipg gem Of raa in
trinee value would do we'll t. seek Mr. SCOOTER a
advice.
Wnltham Rnd watches at Hills auction.
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VIZ. Epl>ON'S LIGHTS.
The Plans for Station in This City Per-
leoted, but the Time Not Fixed.
lNnw York yum.

| Mr. Eiiaon has perfected his llana for the
atHttau that, he aaya. hn Will shorIlv cal .hlsh
| TN hia city. He hna decided To- strongthen tho
hutlding With henvy iron pillars and ornan
hrama Aa the upper lofts will M called upon ~
! puuUart M extraordinary weight. TINT Of 200
Il nHmo machines. "" ia vet nnwilin to Eivo
1 the location "f the building mad tho question
IA 10 just how soon II Will be estnhiishnd re-
mains. he says. With tho Ellison Electric Light
Company. ~ II stands. m nt"mut will ho
| made to have foa lights ngloW III Mnnlo lark
before anything practical Il don" in this city.
| Tho hutnirE of tho osteru Dynamo Electric
Machine shops in Newark on Monday lnat will
says he tlnis that the small carbon hnranshona
with q resistance ~ ioN ohms. and u v lights
per horse POWER. win individually prove tho
| best and unless aomnthing now unforeseen
| happens. he will use these exclusively.
WASHINGTON. Jan. d Among the patents
| issued yesterday was one TO Thomas A. Etisnn
| discovery II described ~ = combination of car.
hsn. with rsepiver nnslc entirely nf glass. aud
conductors passing them and the glass and
| from which receiver tho air Is exhausted for the
purpose uf giving light Ivy incandnsconce.
Mr.. Edison Is much annoyed by The ADVERSE
| criticisms "a some sri"ntilr mon. who. he saws
SAYS IL Fryf: Morton. VI the Stevens lnstitnte OF
I llahoken: Norton has been retained by tho gas
manufacturers to report on tho electric light
| In this report he SAYS that haya ACCOMPLISHED
nothing-in fact that have failed completely
\ Now Morton haa Acknowledged that he has
leser been Ill ManIo Park. That " 70 say he
! has rnild, mnfi Il failure that which he has
not sem. Grif" turning suddenly 10 his srrre-
taey. when l am through With my light. WHOM
| It la running all right in New York m going
to attend 60 these mon. III build a monument
names Df nll ia these ~ called scientific men.
J together With what ;h"y IA we sGii IT m7 Light.
aad his inseriution: But remember. my mas.
I ter4. that | am but an ass: though II he MOI
written town yet. forget not that AIM an as,
\ At might ll have the tAtnE ltGhted NY viii
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uausE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY. lfahr,,nvy ~


The House. was Gale I, "rlT ~ ~ o''la"k
Speaker naAan ~ tha rhai, AMI aeNenty aavan
members pFaaanl
rErtrlaNs MEMORABLE AMI RHaahr r,oNa
NY Representative, Waharlaon A raaoutjon
granting the Nnnmit'aa on CITY Nhnrlnr Ten
leya tutthat%a1s whian \. make lhn't rnrar5
Nv Representative Allain A petition FROM
merchants of lhatsle asking q repeat If the
sunday law Referred ~ tha tamm''tee on
Tarrohtal Ardra,
Iinava ns suaannr fnt faur lava WA srantnl
10 Representative NarnaAn aud ~ Nnrrnaanta
tive Mcnewelluntil Thura1ayI
RESOLUTIONS FROM TIVE rApNS.
The petition oi veterana " th" war ef lai2
aak,pa an inrrnaaa ~ renainn, wac 'e'etfed ''
the Committee Nn Ilalnt1
nEraRra CIV COMMITTEES.
Representative Mccullough, from the Com
mittee on Electiona, rernrt-'i On the case nf
David Young the certified member from 1an-
on The srruni that d. was \ aetaul'nr q the
HtAtn for arhsol tnnAs r,anaa III ~ handa ~
treasurer ~ G,ne'rita parsh, Thu rnmmtitnn
Rhow tha'. without Allowing certain ere ttts
claimed hy Young, he WA tnd"htadtn IN" state
IN the aum OF sa9Rn y Allowing the eredtte,
he was atiu inaebtad ~ the ann of $40, 5ee u.
which he hal MT aaninh W. "NplainoA although
every opportunity had been allowed Young ta
do thl4. Alter reviewing the saNlemnn mai"
by tho authorities AZ GAnoarata with Young
and Allowing tia inaHfna"nov AMI the wrong
done the state. the anmmttIaa tnsieta that at +
Vrtn w NJ tN' i'oi 8t''h
the election ~ NannR-WhN. h'hE an nmha%7leI IA
public funny, WAS tnnl1kIN" ~ y ana' ~ th"
General Assembly,
Representative lnd nnh'ler rroaeni"d re
rort which hn 'atatrd waa aligned IVY ma ,
jnrtty Of the committees. Fhia report aasaftaA
the aufetnhey ~ AaHnGa aattlanaht WIN ~"
authorities W. Conc dAla aud Declared MIN
eligible 10 seat III ihN HNusa.
Representative M5tullaush. Ia prosecuting
hte report, explained that i was signed hy I"
maj ority of the mea,hera at the committee who
were present which, ~" Testimony N The eAaH
waa taken. the tMa mnMhhra 81 the COMMITTEES
who haa hann aAtaa Nv we tNmnlt@tn" since
that time IN place ~ Me"'ra. MatEAn aa3 hu
denhefer. not having heard the eviaauce had
not taken any action In the matter.
Representative hudenh"ier tnatst"d that the
report he hai rrateatni WAS the ma!nttiN ra
port III tho ,NNmftrhs " was atEnod w lahF
members. whereas thr report pnrportnk XIV
come from my ma4 WHY contained only three
SIGNATURES. Mr. Morgan anu hlmseN Wetn
memhets ~ HE 'emmttieH when they agreed
70 anm ssnnr 'ma ~" ~. y" w
eI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,ra,,h ns I'm Z, raas}n
finn Requesting tha AtinrnpY t,anafai tp pisa 4
written opinion asto the eligibility NJ lonng,
Adopted.
On melton Of REPRESENTATIVE ANain the CON
te%tants we're permitted 80 he heard IVY '&uash1
or otherwise when the case came before she
House.
Representative ogden. ~ hes*ihr. Made inc
point Of order that the reg III rrasenfel ny
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O. cod Eyid ence.

When such man AZ the Raw ut. aanktn
Rev pr Harvey. Father Fitz Gerald, Prof
Green. nr. Bartine. Col ohm X. McGhesney,
4. W. Netf and a host OF others equally trust
worthy certify over their own sigma
lures to the marvellous efficacy Of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure In the diseases
for which 1t is recommended, 1t Is time to dis
miss doubts on the subject.
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MONITION.
STATE or LOUIpIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IHII OF DIkIEANS

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
1911 OF OKLI5ANS.
rJ'HE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL TO
! whom these nrosenta shnl come. gr"n'-
ing: Whereaa. THEODORE Il, RHal pur-
chaeee, at a public sale made by NICHOLAS J,
HDEY NJ duly commissioned huctionesr for tho
parrish OF Orleans on saturday the. twentleth
day Of Deesmbsr 1879 Mt tho hour Of II O'Clock
M, M, ut tn. IT. unares Auction Exchange. in the
basement rotunda Of tho -. Charles Hote. on
st. Chnrlos street, between Comm md Hrnvler
order Of the honorable the Th.d District court
for tho parrish of Orleans. rendered on the sixth
day Of Novemher. 1879, the property hereinafter
Sugg has applied to this court for MON TON
or advertisements IN conf trinity 10 aecions
2s7o 237i 2'72 md 2a73 Of act No. O approved tho
aixteenth day of March. la70 and commonly
known M IN net for the revision OF the stautes
OF u general character"
Now. therefore. know We and all persons
Interested herein are cited and admonlshed ia
this name Of tho State Of Louisiana and the
Third District Court Tor the parish OF Orleans
who can set up any right. title ,r claim In and
sequence OF any informally In the order. do
creeo Judgment of the court under which the
sale was made. or any irregularity or Illegally
In tho embellishments and advertisements. In
tima or manner % sale. or for any other defect
whatsoever. to show cause within thirty days
from the day this montion ls frat inserted ~
the public papers. why the Raie 80 made should
not ha confirmed and homoog Afed
The said property wns sold under m ordsl
a ns Inc fas IFS ckEn
IToRS No 25.7is of the docket, when said 7
l. SugK became the purchaser for the price anf
sum OF twelve hundred dollars cash. and tn.
assumption q three promssoIy notes Tor TN
sum tf fourteen hundred and thirty i've hnf
ninety one hundredth dollars each. due re-
spectivrly on the first OF March. 1880. and frs
OF March. 1881.
Description OF property rs contained In th'
process v, rbal OF the, anctioneer--."A portion O
praund & gether with all the buildings and I'm
| tHprppn and All the riyHfS
seryitude- and privileges thereunto belongins
or In any wise appertaininR, si'ua'ed In thu
Sec nd District OF the city OF New Orleans Ii
the square bounded by Chartres. Dorsiere
| Canal and CnAtonhousa stree 3. which portloL
| OF ground measures twenty two feet one nci
front on Chartres street by depth Of sixty ly'
| feet three inches and two lines. bstwe 80 para
| lei limos, AID Il bounded on the 81 ie towarc
Canal stree, by property now Or lately belong e
/ ing 10 l.. F. Fou cher, and on he other sldo bl
property which forms the, corner Of Custom
A'0s','N ''''N Ss''s r. 4. MONROE, Judge.
| BENJAMIN ARMBRusTER. Clerk.
New Orleans. January 81. 1880. Tel Is mil
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One OF the finest collections Of jewelry in our
Southern country can be seen at Seooler's, los
Canal street. His windows are tastefully ar
ranged with specimens of rich and exauisitely
wrought articles oiSpersonal adornment, and
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Mrs. seraphInc IaWglerx W. Dewitt Clln.

L,OURTH pIaTiIT1l COUI,T FOR THE PAR
- sh of Orleans. No t474 Hy virtue of n
writ Of 1sr Ieens, TO me drocted by the honor
abl' tho Fourth Distriot oonr, for the parish
/ viii proeeed to pel 1t public auction.
nj ,he Merchants md hmtloneers' Ex-
tombo,ise streets. in the second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY. February %. 1890. at 10
o'clock m. tho following described property, to
THREE CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. to-
R.h"r with al the rights ways, priyieges and
s""rd IN fha Frs i bstrct q
this city. in tho square bounded by jackson or
dasnuot. Bernad"tte and Palmyra streets and
| numbers ten. eleven and twelve. and measur ne
as follows. viz: Lot number ton. measuring
dred md ninety Eight feet deep on the line to.
wards Jackson sroet and hundred aud
seventy ak feet ton inches On the limo Of lot
| number eeven lot number eleven. measuring
| thirty foot front on Barnadotfe street. one hun
dred ahd seventy six feea ton inches on the line
| OF lot number ton and one hundred and 1fty-nye
| feet eight Inches ON tho line Of lot number
iWeve: md lot number twelve. measuring
thirty fnet front on Eernadotte street by one
hundred and fifty fivs feet eight Inches deep ON
the side Of lot number eleven nnd one hundred
aud thirty four feet six inches on the line to-
| wards Palmyra street.
| Seizsd In tho above suit.
Terms CHsh on the SPOT.
Civil Sheriff. of the Parish ii Orleans.
! Jazz fsa 10 II ~ 2s -
Mrs. ". Mioton VS.. VI. u. nOum.nxe. ct n.
/ E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish Of Orleans. No. lo.2os.By virtue of
writ ~ heri fsriaa, to me- directed bY th8
| honorable the Fifth District Court Tor the par
iah Of Orleans, In the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell mt public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctionsers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse 81 reefs.
In the second District Of this city. on STATURE
/ DAY February IA. 1890 at II O'Clock m, the fOl-
/ lowing described property. n wit
/ A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together
With all the buildings and improvements there
| on and all rights. wavs. privileges and appur-
tenances fhereunto belonging or In anywise
appertainIng. situated In tho Fourth District OF
this city In the 4auare bounded by Washington,
| Fourth. Magnolia sud enIls NOW Locust streets.
and designated az lot number ten on 81 sketch
annexed to an act passed before Nj. Gsrnon.
notary public In thisrty. on the thirty first OF
/ August. 1sb8, which said Tot measures thirty
feet front on Fourth street By one hundred and
| twenty. nine feet Ia dslth. between parallel
lines. Being the properly acquired By
Lauren Dagusrre one Of the def. nfants here.
In. by purchase from NJ. e d umeuges. per act
passed before 4. Hero Jr.. notary public In this
city. on the eighth OF November. 1878.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. B. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
ja13 IA 20 q fe3 10 II
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GEsl A.. NOTICES.

Notice Ut Pectaa Act.
IN ACUpHpANOE WITH ARTICLE Az OF
! the constitution Of this State, hereby give
notice that | will apply to the Legislature
inr tho passage nf al NJ, to provide for the
making If new Index Rocks hy the ltaglser ri
Gonvayanoes parish OF Orleans, for reminding
anil keeping up the books md Indexes now 81
record In eald nonveyanee office: for the nj
polntvnaut If a board to supervise the work r.
be done. aud for defining the manner Of pay
Ing the costs of said work.
i N. AUNUSTIN,
Senator Henond Senatorial District.
To- fnl
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Notice ot special Act.

NWt1Fe Wt HPeNVNV Mt.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE ~ on
J the constitution of this State. herehy give
notice tina, will apply to tho Legislature for
the passage of an act to abollab the office III
Nntara Record fos the parish Of Orleans. and
ttanafer the records thereof to the office al
Regiater of Uonveyances. parlsh of Orleans
and to provide for the repairs ~ eald records.
J. e. BUCHANAN,
Representative Seventh Representative Dis
net (lliy If Naw Orleans ia27 fea 10 II "a
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AUCTION SALES.
ny Monta omery Dc On.

MONTGOMERY i GO, AupTloNEERs
solle 1, "eap'9nm n 81 Honsshsii Furnltnrs
Carpets, winnings, libraries and General
Merchandise for their regular auction sass
TUultapAy and aAT'URnAT.
Hates at residences attended to at moderate
charges. aul7
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HTATE OF LOUIHIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARTSH
OF ORLEANS No. 1894.
THOMAS Il. JOHNSON VI. HIS CREDITORS.
order Ut Court.

A LII THE FORMALITIEH PRESCRIBED
~ by law having been complied with. lot the
CESSATION Of all property Of petitioner. Thomas
s. Jehnaon insolvent. be accepted for tho bene.
At Of hie creditors. and let meeting Of the
creditors Of the insolvent be called. to ha held
on tho twenty rat hay Of February. 1870 he-
fore A. Ahat, Eaq. notary public. Mt No ~ Gus
tomhouae street. city % Now Orleans, and lot
A. A. Hrandpre be- appointed attorney nd hoe.
to represent aueh creditors IA aro absent or ro-
aide on, of the State and lot nil proceedings
against tho parson "a we'll hs agninatihs PROV
erty Of snid insovent he Rtayeh
Now Drloana. January H. 1890
ai9nod N. IL. lIaHFOH Judge
true copy.
ia9U ~ fea ALE. MOSS Deputy Clerk.
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Al mcntIng of tho Board of Directors. hold
ON tho tonth day Of Jnnunry. lHto, 1t was ro-
aoiyed to pay on 1amnn,l tho semi -nnnual lnter-
cat dividend of FIVE FER CENT IN tho capital
stock ~ tho Stockholders or thor legal reure-
snn!ntlvoH.
Now Orleans. January 10. 1890
j. W. HINCKH. Secretary.
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However the farmer who has cultiva-
ted his crop properly has performed
his duty, and Sufficient to the day is
the evil thereof" and let us endeav-
or to guard against it il possible
M0r5d7a2ad COa1Ter.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught cold? Are you un-
able to raise the phlegm? Have you an irrita-
ton in the throat? A sense of oppression on
the lungs, with short breath? Do you have q
ftOf coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
now and then in the region of the heart, shout
ders and back? If so, our Advice i . take at
once dose of TUFTS Expectorant; you will soon
be able to raise the phlegm. In an hour repeat
the Expectorant place ahot iron to the feet, take
two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon fall into a
pleasant sleep and wake up in the morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
ing, and the bowels moving in natural manner.
To prevent return of these symptoms use the
Expectorant several days.
Office, 35 Murray Street, N. Y.
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Had TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATS,

Memphis, Feb, II, I67I.
DR.. TUT: Sir-I have been suffering for nearly two
years with cough. When commenced ia
king your Expectorant was reduced to ono hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight. had tried almost
everything had terrible night sweats Ihaye taken
half dozen bottles. The night sWeats have left me,
the cough has disappeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. Irecommendit to all my friends.
With great respect, OLIVER RICE.
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RIDIA n A.
Geographical Divisions of Florida.

Geographical DIVISIONS OF FIorlda.
EASTERN FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Suwannee, Columbia. Alachua
Levy. Baker. Nassau, Duyal. Bradford.
Clay st. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
WEsTFLoRIDA-Is composed of the coun-
ties of Escambia. Santa Rosa, Washington.
Walton, Holmes, Jackson and Calhoun.
MIDDLE FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin,
Leon. WaEulla. Jefferson, Madison, Taylor,
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SOUTH FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of fernando. Sumter, Orange
V0lnsia. Brevard, Polk, Hillsborough, Man
atee Monroe and D9de
Mr.. S. r. Curtis sent to this Office
last Monday a limb containing three
open bolls of long cotton, the first
we have seen-LaAe City Reporter.
Mr.. Mahlon Gore, formerly OF Mis-
souri, is now editor OF the Orange
County Reporter. He is good
writer and will make a success Of that
paper
A gentleman here, has contract
to supply the Boston police force with
orange wood clubs, the first shipment
was made this week.-PdlGtka
Herald
Orange-ade is not only a delicious
and healthy beverage during the hot
summer days, but medical men as
sert that it aids materially in check
inc a desire for alcoholic stimulants.
Union.
Mr. Junius L. Taylor sends US the
following report from his cotton crop:
GLOW is this for high? Two hundred
and twenty-eight forms, blooms and
hollis on stalk of rattoon cotton
FlOrIdid7e.
You have a special fondness for
fever and ague in its worst shape.
Keen observers will notice that a
practicing physician always smiles
complacently as he passes a water
melon stand Union.
The delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention are Messrs. =. c. Lanier
of Sumter; w. G. Brown, OF Hills
borough; E. M. L'Engle, of Duval;
P. p. Bishop, of Putnam; c. G.
Yonge, of Escambia; VIM. Judge,
Of Santa Rosa; G. E. Dyke, of Leon,
and J. B. Marshall, of Madison.
Between 1000 and 5000 pounds
of wool were brought 30 the
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DIR. J.F. HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily indorses it.
READ WHAT lie SAYS

DR.. TUTT New York, Sept, 49, 1877.
Dear Sir-Dhring this year | visited nine hundred
cases of lung Diseases. In the lower wards of the
city the cases were OF very severe type. 1t was
there my attention called to TUFTS Expectorant,
and confess my surprise at its wonderful power.
During a practice OF twenty years, have never
known a medicine to act promptly and with such
happy effects 1t instantly subdued the most violent
fits of coughing, and invariably cured the disease in
few days. cheerfuly indorse it as the best lung
medicine ever used.
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''-''' ~ j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD. MD.
AMEWsPAPER PUB. WRITEs

Ofice, .Ivenlng News, Augusta, Ga.
Dr.. TUTT: Dear Sir-My little son, was attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which left him with
violent cough, that lasted till within month SINCE
for the cure OF which am indebted toyour valuable
Expectorant. / had tried most every thing recon-
mended but none did any good until used your Ex-
pectorant, one bottle OF which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks, L am yours truly,
JOHN NJ, WEIGLE.