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FOR SALE.

aTi- a LARGE ASSORTMENT oF
| Sks!:A5A New Goods Just imported A
- $50 - ~ crest variety st exceedingly Low
Prices, at
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WILLIAEa RREpEmEYER.

MINING, CONSULTING AND CIVIL
w Engineer, U. s. Mineral Surveyor 10
Utah and Idaho, Notary Public Geoiarisa
examinations, reports on mining pcoD5rts-s,
sur Tsys mines. railroads and canals, and
supefintends the workings Of the ans.
Prepares estimates and plans for Openirg
sad working mines. expert on mining guas-
tons before the courts. Address P.sO. Eek
ll5T, Salt Lake city. BE III
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", l. PRICE.

As, DEALER IN POULTRY,
SSSS-<sSASS Fish and Game. Fruit, Vegs.a-
bles and Groceries. Fresh Fish every de-.
Fist South Street. opposite Kimbsll BlOez,
;slt Lake City Goods delive, ed puBctusIty
in 81 parts Of tbs city fres. Sstisf3c
guaranteed Mo
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SALT LAKE COUNTY.


l Sam. D. Conner, Salt Lake City
8 Boyd Park,
3 George NJ. Scott.
z Sam. S. Walker.
8 John w. Lowell, "
IL Hermann Hill,
% John Tiernan,
Is II. w. Lswrencs,
II D. A. Palmer,
10 Sylvester j. Lynn,
q Thos. F. Malloy, :"
% Charles King, -
Is Geo. Y. Wallace, g
q Robert Warno;k,
% John Smell,
81 VIM. E. Smedley, q"
SO John Cunnington,
80 Adolph Anderson,
81 NJ. E. Soule,
SO NJ. O. Phillips, q"
IL a. ]. PHILIPPE,
As Henry Simons,
45 NJ. K. Hardness,
AZ Samuel Auerbaoh,
49 Charles Pepper,
81 Isadore Morris,
SO VIM. L. Pickard,
55 Fred. w Billing,
Sc Daniel Corbitt,
81 Ed. II. Murphy,
IS James P. Hansen,
80 M. R. Williams,
60 John w. Reed,
81 Morris 81. Lipman,
90 John II. Fox,
60 Hugh D. Rippeto,
Ga John Page, jr "
IS George Carney, q"
66 David Fulmer, d"
81 William Shovel,
68 Frederick w. Rose, "
60 Emery Ward,
20 William Groesbeck, "
II Andrew G. Wright, Il"
70 EIbridge Tufts,
70 Christian Rehmke,
"a Eoer Case,
IS Thomas ]. Almy,
76 John E. Eyans,
II Elijah Sells,
rs Joseph w. Earl,
10 Jacob Moritz,
80 VIM. s. Brighton, "
80 Henry Coulam,
81 Spencer OlawsoD, "
S. Frank w. Jennings,
So Joseph D. Lyon,
80 Owen Dix,
% William Il. Groves,
d. Neleoa a. Empy,
96 Henry E. Phelps.
% Hyrum S. Young, "
DO George w. Boyd,
% William Jones,
DE- Alex. NJ. Ledingham,
Dc Jane W. Phippen,
% William ]. Payer,
10 Thomas ]. Williams,
II George A. Alder,
Il John Afford,
l6 Samuel B. Dallas, "
Is VIM. L Hanson,
20 Isaac Barton,
q Daniel II. Kimball,
"a Henry Kinnersly,
rs Charles NJ. Player,
28 VIM. R. Adkins,
30 David Hilton,
3 Abraham r. Wright, jr. "
81 Robert Aveson.
36 Richard s. Castle, "
30 George ]. Dent. "
10 Andrew n. Macfarlane, L"
IL James a. Varnes, Is
% Hugh Anderson, Sc
IS klonzo G. Paddock,
n N. s. Rsnsohof,
10 Patrick II. Lamar,
2 Edwin J. Rushton, Brighton.
4 John L. Nebeker, Granger.
6 EDhraim Harker, North Jordan.
s William Painter, "
10 William Aylett, West Jordan.
2 VIM. L. BAteman,
a John NJ. Bowen, Fort Herman.
Is VIM. II. Freeman,
Is G. S Beckstead, South Jordan.
70 John Fitzgerald, Draper.
q Peter CART,
a Joseph Terry, "
IS Philander Butler, Butler.
Is Neil Gardner, Big Cottonwood.
~ OCOI sc Culllus
p R. Bradford. South Cottonwood.
4 Robert Gray,
Sc Neal Mcmillan, A"
50 Jas. Winchester, "
10 Thomas G. Boam, Mill Greek.
Il ]. A. Cunningham, Il"
a Richard Carlisle, q"
L6 Robert Harman, 4"
LS Oliver P. Lennon, "
80 Lyman Shurtliff, A."
20 VIM. Gibby, Farmers Precinct,
p James McGhie, Sugar House,
a VIM. P. Vance, /"
81 Daniel Leatham, Bingham,
50 Arthur Smith. Is
s. Thomas Devlin,
% William P. Rowe, Alta,
81 8. 7. Hatch, Sandy. i
TOOElE COUNTY.
81 Thomas ]. Shelton, Stockton,
20 Doho,4 MOOra
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SILVER.
salt Lake, 1.10H per o7nce.
New York, 1.lSH per ounce.
LEAD.
Salt Lake, S65 per ton bid.
New York, SIC. per pound.
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In JNab.

In Juab.
The only EATING HOUSE in Jusb is
the RAILROAD HOUSE, by
iyl7 E. STODDARD.
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PIPES, CIGARS AND TosAc-
COS, AT Ed HARRIS LITTLE
CHURCH ROUND THE COR
EE dI4
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Greenig'S Private Boarding
House,
Second House East of City Hall,
neatly furnished and fitted up.
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH THE
VERY BEST. A Home to its Pat
rons. Terms moderate.
DANIEL GREENIG, Prop.
Salt Lake City. n26
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CITY ITEMS.
COMMERCIAL.

corrected daily by Mccormick & %
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W II Lewis, Richmond, S McQuaid,
Alta, I McGreal. W Dole, Cambell,
Pork City, Frank Cole, Silver Cliff,
Colorado.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18

ants, had nine parishes, represented by
454 delegates in his so-called convention
while he, Acklen, had only eight parishes
and forty-one delegates but it must moi
be forgotten that his, Acklcn's, parishes
are the most poplous in the district. be.
ing all those parishes situated in the
West.
"Altogcthcr the division which con.
troll" conned Mr.. Acklen, ''contains at
least three thousand more Democratic
voters than division claimed by Billiu
40 / can reasonable count up obtaining
two.thirds of the entire Democratic vote
Of tho district.
"l do not think the split will help
Darral at all, for l can obtain $500 OF
450O Republican votes in the district.
| did this at the Lost and the preceding
election, and stand stronger with the
Republicans now than did then.
have even reason to believe | will again
be chosen to represent the third district
in congress.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, Second City Court
~ for the parish Of Orleans. Ben. Gerson aud
Son VA. II. II. Walsh. No ~.
BY virtue Of an alias writ of fier facas issued
in the above entitled and numbered suit and to
me directed from the Honorable Second City
Court. in and for the parish Of Orleans, l have
seized and will expose to public sale in front Of
the Courthouse door Of the parish Of East Baton
Rouge, in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of October
next, A. u. 1880 between the hours Of II O'Clock
A. NJ. and 1 O'Clock =. II. Of said day, all the
right, title, interest and claim OF the defendant
H. II. Walsh, in and to the following described
property, towit;
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND ACOUIR
ed BY II. n. Walsh from the Succession Of the
late Colonel Philip Hickey, deceased, consisting
Of lands known as the Little Hope" plantation
containing 70 arpents fronting on the Missis
slpp nvcr, about5 miles below the city Of Baton
Rouge, together with a dwelling house, two
cabins, stable and cOrn.hOusc.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of judg
ment, interest and costs claimed in the above
entitled and numbered suit.
Terms of sale-cash, with the benefit OF ap
praisement. }. W. BATES, Sheriff.
September II, lssO. ly2n67
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
he Refused To Be Intimidated.

Ablustcring fellow recently undertook
to Insult and intimidatc II clergyman on
the railway ears near Burlington. Iowa.
He sat i'll the same seat with the clergy
man, and, after several attempts to drag
him into conversation, seized i m by the
ear, saying: ''SSc here, II ster, we're
got to answer this question: 'I'rlNiny
partly around, without the least out
ward excitement, the clergyman remark
ed: "lou are a stranger to me, and |
do not wish to be annoyed by you. VIII
please let so Of my ear 'Not till |
have ere mind to- insolcntly answered
the fellow with 4 grin. Look here my
friend, had much rather pray for YOU
than to Use force, but you must take
your hands off," remarked the minister.
'I must, ehw Just then the minister
planted his fist in the fellows face and
knocked him down. The passenger
manifested their pleasure at the turn
things had taken, while the scamp
walked to the other end of the car, and
during the remaIndcr of the trip con-
ducted himself in a manner that would
have won the first prize for Accol,m i'll Il
wcll-regnlate'l seminary. ~. Y. Tribune.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18

stands he now How is it between you
and him-betwecn your intelligence and
conscience and mines Is he disgraced
Bries of eyes Yesw] "Unless Hen
bricks can substantiate the charge, he is
disgraced." have accepted the Issue
without u fear. As | stand here in the
presence of my friends and neighbors
repeated cheers], thank God and your
intelligence that | am not disgraced. The
Journal says have offered no proof
worthy of belief. The evidence is Gar.
field himself. That is harder upon Gar.
field than anything ! ever said"
The Inconsistency Of Garfield in advo.
eating one course US lawyer, and then
directly opposing it under party lash rs
a member of the Electoral Commission,
was dwclt upon with telling effect.
"They say he is a preacher. ] do not
pretend to be any thing but wicked
lawyer, but thorc is not wealth enough
in all Indiana to get me, in my place in
the House or Senate of the United
States, to say that if you pass this law
shall hold that it opens the door to
investigation, and we can 60 down to
New Orleans and ascertain how the vote
was in fact cast; and then, if got upon
the Commission, to turn around and say
that the Returning Board and its finding
is conclusive upon MS, and we cannot in
vcstigatc at all. wouldn't do it for a
thousand years of tenure n the great
office for which he is candidate. lie
will never be elected President. He is a
man of that kink who possesses the worst
itch for the office"
81 have appealed to no witness except
Garfield himself, and by him is Garfield
this night disgrace. Iappcal to fair
minded Republicans, to gentlemen that
love their country better than they do
the Journal or Garfield, or all the COM
bnations of party possible, whether !
have not sustained myself. will furnish
that paper with short. hand report of
my speech, and if it does not appear in
the morning then it is IN admission, as
if written in the brightest capitals, "Wc
cannot stand upon the issnc VIC made
yesterday morning" If they don't pub.
lish what have said tonight, then you
may know that Hendricks is not disgrace
ed, but that Garfield is disgraccd." a
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
SUCCESSION SALE.


STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventeenth Judi
~ cial District Court, parish Of East Baton
Rsugc. In the matter Of the succession of 5
a u. Vienna, deceased. No. 1899 Probate.
Ey virtue of q commission issued in the above
entitled and numbered succession, and TO me ti
'ected from the Honorable Court aforesaid,
will expose to public sale, on the premises
known as Vicnna's Moss Factory, on tho cor
ner Of Europe and st. Philippe Stlcets, in the
city Of Baton Rouge on
Wednesday, the 22d day Of September,
A. ID. lae0, between the hours OF II o'clock A
NJ. and o'clock =. NJ, Of said day, the follow
ing described personal property, ,o.wit:
NINE BALES OF MOSS, EIGHT BALES
Rags, one old Iron Safe, one Platform. Scale one
old Plattorm.Scale two Moss Presses, one Moss
Picker, one Skifi, and also the Household and
Kitchen Fnlnitules.
Terms Of sale-CASH, to pay debts.
v2nG7 J. W. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
ESTRAY NOTICE.

0NE Red iirindle Heitcr, about two years old
" marked crop and half crop in the right ea1
and untlerhit in the left; no brand.
A DUN STEER, about two years old, marked
with swallow fork in the right ear, no brand, a
crop and upper half crop in left ear reported by
James Chancey, and estrayed by him on hi.
place, situated some ten miles from Baton Rouge
on Redwood
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern, that if the said estrays are not
claimed within thirty days notice, I, Alcid,
Delatt, Parish Ranger in and for this parish
will proceed to sell the same at the said James
Chaney, according to law.
ALClDE DELATT, Parish Ranger
September 1'h, 1850.
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The Tombs Exocutioner r.

St is curious feature in the history
Of the "Tombs' (the city prison, New
York;, that although it has stood for
more than forty years it has had but one
gallows builder. The latter WAS young
man when called to this duty, but he is
now so old that be merely superintends
the job. Heisareputablc carpenter, and
has succeeded in keeping his name from
public notice, this being one of tue con.
ditions of his accepting the service. He
was determined that such a duty should
never be thrown in his face
The gallows is neatly pinned together
and is taken down in few moments
and carried to the prison where it rema.
ins on storage till justice requires its use.
The executioner, who is concealed in a
small enclosure, is deputy sheriff. He
has hung more men than any other Off
cial on the continent, and can say that
mono of his jobs failed. He is a large,
heavily.built man and may be seen al
most every day at the sheriff's office,
where he is always ready to converse on
his dreadful art.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
A WEDDING INTERRUPTED.

There was strange scene ut Cincln-
natl one day last week. A respectable
and intelligent young lady was engaged
to be married, and made the discovery
that her atlianced was in the habit of
drinking, and told him what she had
learned, He promised never to drink
again, aud she torgavc him. The we'd
ding-day was subsequently set, and all
went well until the morning appointed
for the performance of the ceremony
During the interval, he made his us-
ual visits, and, though he drank at times,
his bctrothcd never learned of his faith
lcssncss until it was nearly too late to
punish him for it,
They were standing side by side, and
a moment more wod l have tonnd them
man and wife, when he turned toward
her, and his tclItaIc breath spoke of
whiskey. When the minister propound-
cd the usual question to her the response
came family: "No" In surprise the
question was again asked, and this time
the response was clear and decisive:
"Nor She then turned to her lover, ac-
cuscd him of drinking, reminded him Of
his promise to her, and said that a man
who would break promise so solcmnly
made could not he relied upon, aud she
feared to trust her future to such man.
representations and entIratics were all
i'll vain, and that little EYES, s.ill re-
mains unsaid.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
ESTRAY NOTICE.

0NE pale red COW, inclined to ibriDde, about
~ lyears old, white spot on the rump and
white belly, marked crossed and half crop and
saw set in the same ear, reported ly myself on
the 2sth Of August 1ssO.
Therefore notice is hereby given to all whom
It may concern, that II the said estray is not
claimed by the owner within thirty i3O) daya
from the publication Of this notice !, Alcide
Dfla't, Parish Ranger in and for this parish,
will proceed to sell the same at Philip Euschel's
pasture, according to law.
Aug. 3l 1850. A. DELATT,
Parish Ranger, East Baton Rouge. In.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
ESTRAY NOTICE.

ONE deep red COW tabout years oll) and
~ cali, has . white stripe on the back, white
brand, reported by l. Pujo and estrayed by him
before the undersigned on the 2sth Of August,
ies0. Therefore notice is hereby given to ali
whom it may concern that If the said estrays are
not claimed By the owners within thirty DAYS
from the publication Of this notice, I, Alcide,
Delatt, Parish Ranger, in and for this parish
will proceed to sell the same at the residence
Of !. Paiol, according to law.
Aug. 81, 1880. A. DELATT,
Parish Ranger, East Baton Rouge, La.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
Registration Notice.
ASSESSORS OFFICE. \
PARISH or EAST BATON RouGE,
Baton Rouge, Aug. 12 1850.

PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE
Baton Rouge Aug l2, 1850. J
NOTICE TO VOTERS:
~ Tho Registration efiice, for tho purpose OF
registering voters, and enrolling the names Of
those who have become entitled 10 register since
last registration, will be opened ct the Court
house, on Wednesday, September lst to We'd
nesday September 9Th, inclusive.
AT CONRADS Eighth Ward first precinct.
Thursday. September 9th.
At LOPEZ'S, Eighth Ward, second precinct.
Friday, September 10th.
At MORTIMORE PRICES, Sixth Ward.
Saturday, September 1lth.
At MASONIC LODGE Seventh Ward, Mon
day, September 18th.
AT tGkIFFIN'S Ninth Ward, Tuesday, Sep
tember 18th
At STONY POINT, Fifth Ward, Thursday.
September 10Th.
= At GRANGE HALL, Fifth Ward, Friday,
September 18th
At WOODLAND SCHOOL HOUSE Tenth
Ward, Saturday, September 1sth.
At THOENSSEN'S STORE, Third Ward.
Tuesday, September 2lst.
AtPLAlNS, Fourth Ward, Friday, Septen,.
Der Gath and Saturday, September 25th
At HEATH $, Fourth Ward, Monday, Sep
tember 9th and Tuesday, September 2sth.
At PORT HUDSON, Fourth Ward, Wednes-
day, September goth and Thursday, Sept. 30th.
At BATON ROUGE Courthouse, October lat
to 30th. JOSEPH 7. YOUNG,
Assessor and Registrar.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUIOIANA.

FARisH OF EAST BATON ROUGE.
DY VIRTUE VI the following Proclamation
- from his Excellency, Samuel Douglass Nc.
Emery, Lieutenant Governor Sad Acting Gov.
ernOr Of tho State Of Louisiana, IN election
win be held IN this parish on TUESDAY, the
SECOND DAY OF NOVEMDER, A. D. 1880
Ut being the Tuesday next after the hrst Mon.
dayin said meuth) IN accordance herewith
The polls viii BE- kept open from o'clock A.
n. until o'clock P. H., Of said day, at the fol.
lowing places, to.wit: .,f..l. ,s..ss-,5s.
First 'Ward-At tho 1N0INE HOUSE lnde.
pendence Fire Company No.2
Second Ward-At tho ENGINE HOUSE,
Washington Stssn Fire Company MOL.
Third WAsd-At TH0ENSSEN'6 3 STORE.
Fourth Wsrd-First Precinct, at H1ATH'S
STORE. l -
Fourth ward-second Precinct, 1t PORT
HUDSON. ii X. Z.
FIFTH Ward = First Precinct, at STONY
POINT (6tillasa's) E&,t n
Fifth Ward-Secopd Precinct, at GRANGE
HALL (near Joseph Nillican's.)
Sixth Wsr1-At MORTIMER PRICES.
Seventh War1-At MAsONIC LODGE
Eighth Ward-First Precinct, ut GOTT.
LlEb'S STORE (C0nfal's.)
Eighth Ward-Second Precinct, at SCHOOL
HOUSE,, near Lopes's old store.
Ninth Ward-At NEW 81. LOUIS tLaIi.
mOre's)
Tenth ward-At WOODLAND SCHOOL
HOUSE. ,taii
J.W. BATES, Sheriff
OF tho parish OF East Baton Rouge.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18

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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
Sealed Proposals

WILL be received at The Police Juiy room
w until Tuesday, the 18th day Of September,
1eSO, tor the building Of Redwood Bridge, in
accordance with plans and specifications on file
at the Office of the Clerk of the Police Jury of
the parish Of East Baton Rouge
The Jury reserves the right 70 reject any and
all bids, @. 2. sK0LFlELD.
Aug 10, l-30 Parish Auditor.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18

Under the direction Of the Marist Fathers
FACULTY AND OTHER COLLEGE OFFICERS.
Very Rev. J. J: GRIMES, S. NJ,
President.
Rev. Il, GODIN, S.M.,
Vice President and Spiritual Adviser.
Kew. A. ICllES, $. NJ,
Professor of Classics and French.
Rev. A. kEMPN1CH, S. NJ,
Professor Of German.
Rev. ?. SMYrH, M,
Professor OF Sd English Class, Mathematics and
Latin.
Rev G. S. RApIER. S. NJ,
Treasurer PrOte ssOr Of lth English Class.
Rcy. a. GUILLEMlN, S. NJ,
Prof. OF Commercial Course and Penmanship,
Rev, 7. HENRY, s. NJ,
Pretect OF Studies. Professor OF Philosophy.
Mr.. +. GREENE,
Professor o! Mathematics Physics and Chemistry
Rev. A. GUlLLEMlN, S. NJ.
Professor OF French and Drawing.
Rev THOMAS HENRY, NJ. $,
Professor Of Rhetoric
Mr.. JAMES JOYCE,
Professor OF the Preparatory Course.
Mr. l.. FAHY,
Professor 9th Eng Class. Latin and Arithmetic,
Mr.. FRANCIS GREENE,
Professor Of Music.
The Academic year Of this Institution will
commence on the FIRST TUESDAY in OCTO.
BER
For Cata ogue, embracing terms and other
advantages apply to
Very Rcv. J. J. GRIMES, President,
ang2sy. Convent y. o., st. James, La.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18
CAUTION,

There are some preparations Of the gum resin
IN the trade without any value IN he.licament.
They may easily be discerned, AZ they turn milky,
on account Of their terebinthineous nature, when
mixed with spirits Of wine. We are the only
sence( Of the leaves Of the Australian gum tree.
Therefore, ask for Sander e. Sons Extrnct, and
insist upon getting II. ijanl7 1y.
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..,., ~ .Ss"u ".. =. ~ .ny u"s' ~ 'nc ""'y '
Guy 'n"' 'An " 'elco o"'
CORV4D301A4
oANDhuhsT tAnstralia) March In, 1875.
6 nave peen investigating Msssrs SANDER
sons Eucaiyltns EXTRACT, anu have tO admit thae'
1nere ~ BESIDE y, no mesticament OF such uni
ycrsal euect on the human system that know Ot.
=. a.. onIlxs n,s cop'sy .. a nnamma.ohs M o. xnat
ever kihd-chcst iuHg Ind aif throat AncCttOnav
such ~ Bronchitis aud Dphtheria. It curss
lsheunlatlsm Io9thacnc, Neuralgia the most ~
we're Co,as, eye. "sea " WIN unparalleled sue
csss IN sweihngs Bruises, ,s!ra'ns Burns, Wounds
=, Ine 9st serious nature ~ w alyOitcfp q the
nowe's DaAITn0a, M e3c:, ana g'aaly ackn0wletle0
ts ~ mcll's ior tnS Dsnent y ti,g E9nliG.
lSIgnSHJ JUN CKUlCAShANk, H.
=. ~: M1sleI, 1IoIcssor ~ she O1WeTMty ~
"Hsxe ~ ue.manN FeEois astSnisnne cvre@ @
y, Dlp.nelltes, Astnnli lDelliner klltisOhe WO-
cncnscnriit, len Noy. y, ls79, At our offict)
,, aho eAtrAct eMCctca c9ies ~ XyphOlu FeveIs
!nnaMnatlOn oi Breasts anu swe!llng H Legs at-
Yer connnsment, Dysentery: Whooping Cough,
An!!aineN named Eyer, etc. Dr. CRUlCkShANk;
n Lp"Tl,e y oa asc!aIation naae @ before M.COhN.
A''H ~. ." s,,, . ~ ~ ~ sslSmI.st. Oc!omr !su:
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-18

The Democrats 60 from the Maine
election greatly encouraged.