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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
STATE sQUIBs.

opclo"sas Dcmocssat The Baton
Rouge Capltolian notices the fact that
more new buildings arc going up and
more general Improvements going on in
the Capital City of the Highland parish
at the present time than in any other
town in the State. But wait while,
ncighbor, alA don't crow too loud. The
mighty "boom" that Opclousas will lScnd
greeting to the world at large, when she
gets her railroad completed, will comp
lctcly eclipse and throw into the shade
Baton Rougc's most boasiInl prctcntions
Coliax ChonicIc: The Baton R"ug'
Capitoian is to be issued tri-wcckIy very
shortly. IL gives MS great pleasure to
note the success Of his sterling Journal
and VIC hope It's new venture wIllrccivc
the support it has mcr'cd as a live
exponent of the peoples rights, The
CapiioIian, being published at the future
State capital, should be in the hand OF
all citizens who desire to be up with the
dongs at headquarters 'aVc will take
pleasure in forwarding subscriptions FROM
this office. -
The Marksvilc papers give accounts
Of the bad conduct Of u priest named
Francois Xayicr Quay, u Canadian, An
investigation was had of the charges
preferred against him, which are of 50
rcyoltinga Il nature that we torbcarsgiv-
ing their recital in the CArlrOLlAN. It
is sufficient to say that he is u disgrace
to the church and the cloth hc wears.
He was pcrcllptorily ordered to leave
the parish.
A drunken negro roustabout fell over.
board from the steamer Cornic Brandon
ncr Shreveport, last Sunday, and was
uloN Il'Nl bilDlf dSNlNlillNN 'NWlN 'N lNll'
dcrcd HIN.
A beef market having been opened in
| Covinston, tile Farmer says there is /,
marked Improvement in the appearance
of the people of that classic village
Cowhidcs always were Il good medi
cine, and never fails to produce th,
proper action.
The editor of the Morgan City Re
view has been presented with an Irisl
,,otuto that weighed one pound and fou1
ounces.
The Morgan City Review notifies onl
Northern friends that we are just Al
present luxruiatins in green corn, olsra
tomatoes, squashcs, etc.
Sonic boys got to misbchaviug at ;
theatrical entertainment in Opclousas, ;
few days ago, and were fined $3.50 eacl
by his Honor, the mayor.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
general fay0rtc. For several months,
he had been lingering in bed, attacked
with dropsy, from which he died.
More of u Jsoynlist Than The
King Himself.

Our daisy of u ncghbor, the Advocate,
is making strenuous efforts to have itself
cIassed as % regular Domoc,at-lC organ.
'1Iow we apples SWIM" since Governor
Wilt has been duly installed at the
head of the State government. Nobody
must touch % single hair of his head,
nor sing aught but pTans in praise Of
all hc does. For fear that the criticisms
might reflect upon the Governor, not u
word must be said about tho way "thc
boys' are running tho machine in New
Orleans, nor about the failure Of the
Legislature to carry out tho expressed
will Of the people, as contained in the
Constitution. ft IL disfoyally not TO
throw lrankinccnsc upon everybody
and everything round about the Cover
nors anIc-room.
The Advocate must feel really sorry
to think that ii said 50 many very ugly
things about Coy. Wilt before his nom
nation, hence it finds il necessary to be
proInsc in its praises, now that he haS
been elevated to power despite its
powerful efforts ~ ~, organ Of the
Ogden Boomers" 1t was "hoon,-
craug' sure enough, mat ppnr' Mixed
up with its title, the Advocate has III
serted cut ON which is stamped the
word DEMOCRACY, the nag that it pro-
poses to ride until some independent
jcwslarp is started in this parish.
You'll never cover up your shortconl-
ings that way, ncighbor. The wolf is
under your sIccp's clothes, snnd your
ears arc sticking out.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

OLp BuMGAEDNEK.--At Stanton, Va,
is distilled an article of Rye whiskcy
that beats anything that "splcndid fcl-
lows and good judges of wbiskey" might
wish for 1t has light color and n
mellow taste, accompanied by a flavor
which, when you've once had it ON your
palate, makes you cry for more. A
number of chemists have certified, under
their signatures, to itsgrcat purity. Our
cntcrprsing Lafayette street druggist,
Major Cluvcrius, has succeeded in OBJ
tanning the agency of the Bnngardncr
whiskcy. With his provcrbial liberal
ity, he couldn't hear Of il that we should
even say, "Bungardncr," without iast.
ing the fluid. SO he wrapped up nasI,
of it for our especial benefit, which We
opened aud nna|yzcd ut lciSrc. Oui
verdict is: II tastes good it smells
good; it looks good it is good. &c
and get some.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
f. M. BROOKS,
DRJGGISI, ,
MAIN STREET.
MAIN STREET.

I uBIN L'mborgs Handkerchief Extracts,
- nll fresh stock.
'I'OIlE'T Soaps and Powders of al styles and
i shapes and qualities
M lETALlC Cartridges to fit cvcrybodys pis'
lNl tolls and rifles.
CUTLERY, Rodgers, Wostcnholm's Wade &
- butchers Pocket Knives, K,zols Scissors
and Shears.
DIAPER Shells of several grades and sizes; also
! Elcv and " NJ & Gun Wads.
OTRATENA, Van Stahns, for menling broken
- China, Glass, &c.
SIIOE Dressing, n full fresh stock in store NJ
y ways
'I'OBACCO, Fine cut in buckets, sold IN 1',an.
! titles to suit customers.
(tIIILL Cure, Brooks is warranted to cure
" any ease.
IIGARS, Domestic and Havana, the best for
" the money in this market.
nIL, Lard, Insccd Castor, Coal, Ncatstoot,
" 1urpcniinc, Putty and Window Glass.
I AMPS Chimnoys Wicks and Burners only
IL of the best quality.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
ytlarrird.

JAMAR-WALKER. AT the residence
Of tho BRIDES mother, the Woodstock
Plantation, East Baton Rouge, by the
Rev. G. Goodrich, MITCHELL. +. JAMAR,
u. s. A., to MALvINAS S., daughter Of the
late VIM. B. Walker, Esq. }5 tt
We know of no better way to rc-cs-
tablsI the entente c0rdiaIc between the
North and the South than the plan that
has been adopted by our valued friend,
Lieutenant lamar, in thus selecting as
the companion of his happiness one
of East Baton Rougo's accomplished
daughters. II is evident that the gallant
soldier believes that u union of hearts is
tho most enduring. We venture the
prediction that when the worthy couple
celebrate the renewal of their VOWS 1T
their golden wedding, they will cheer
fully testify to the wisdom Of SO pleasant
and enlightened policy. If the earn
est good wishes of the CArIroLlAN are
avaiIing, then will the happy twain
realize the fact, that mutual love and
esteem are priceless gems in lighting
the pathway through the yic'ssltudcs OF
liIc-gcms that have ccmcntch their
unioll--whicll we trust will ever remain
in their possession to the end OF their
worldly career.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

A blackguard, devoid of all shame and
dcccncy, has been guilty of carving, ON
ono of the scatsat the Methodist church,
obscene aud vulgar words, 1t is sad
reflection upon the human family that
there exists such beings so utterly in
sensible to- those feelings of common
dcccncy towards Il place of public
worship, where n respectable congrcga-
ton assemblies to address prayers to the
Almighty. Lot the soullcss creature
bear the consciousness of his basphc-
nous conduct, coupled with the knowl-
edge that he is u scamp of the lowest
type and disgrace to the community
in which he lives.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
llir(l.

BRITT. AT the residence OF A. ID. Carpenter,
IN Ascension parish, La, on May 5th 1850,
J ,lrs BRITT aged a years.
LOUIS ALFRED SnEPPERS-Atalo o'clock
A, NJ, on Thursday, May 2)tl', lsSO
New Orleans, Bayou Sara and Clinton papers
please copy.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
Britannica, Victoria, l,al.,, { !,a,l,

l,is cigars, being made altogether by land hc
feels justified In announcing that they a,e Of tho
best and most fragrant quality. Retnilmerclants
who wish to buy from one box to ono Thousand
win bc promptly supplied aug3Oy
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

Beware of imitation. Cali only for
Co,rad's Budwciscr. If you find amy
imitation, please report the same imme-
diatcly to G. Conrad & Co., st. Louis,
or to John Miller, the general agent,
No. 2, Jackson street, New Orleans.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

Please try Conrad's Budwciscr, against
all bottled beer in the United States,
and judge for yourself,
c. CONRAD 4 co., st. Louis.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

If YOU like to drink bottled beer, call
only for Conrad's I'udwcsrr. This is
the best and healtI,icst in tue world.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

1'hrougl, onr attentive Parish Jallor,
Mr.. Anthony Sanchez, we learned that
the dcatI, sentence of Henry Clarke, col
orcd, convicted of murder IN the first dc,
gree, was, on Tuesday last committed to
imprisonment for life. Clarke was ac-
corlinely sent to the Pcnitcnliary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

GoING AIIEAp.--Wc learn that Mr..
Joseph Brooks, the cntcrprising Main
street grocer, is on the eve of construct
ing bran new store, which he intends
to c1,ristcn CArIroLL,N, in honor of the
restoration of the seat of government to
our city. Mr.. Brooks has already caused
very fine residence to he erected, and
he evidently docs not wish TO see things
half done about his premises. Hence
the new store. 1t affords us great plea
sure to note the cntcrprS of onr ci'i-
zcns, Us also to witness tlfc rapid march
OF Improvement that is everywhere Wis
ihlc about our city. Who comes next
In view of the cheering prospects OF
the development of our city, quite Il
number of citizens have suggested that
the present would be the most favorable
moment for extending the width of the
Boulevard through its entire length,
BY filling the gully, near the Knox resi-
dcncc, and one or two other places, Il
fine drive of q milo on each side of that
beautiful and shady street could be Sc
cured at comparatively sluall cXpcndi-
turc, 1t is hoped that the City Council
will, at its next meeting, appoint a
committee to look into the matter, with
u view of cftcctng this desirable in,-
provcmcnt. Let the go-ahcad policy be
the watchword now.
DEArH or ALFRED SHErpERs.-On
Thursday morning, this well known
citizen brcathcd his last. lie was born
in lS29, and raised in Baton Rouge, and
possessed large circle of friends and
acquantanccs throughout the State.
He was noted for his gcnial disposition
his ready wit and Iris aptitude as pens
man and accountant For many years
he was connected with the banking
house of VIM. $. Pike, both in tins city
and in New Orleans. His great quail
tics of head and heart had made him 4
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

Call for Conrad's Budwciser ut all
wholesale and retail grocery, liquor and
drugsiorcs and saloons generally.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
CoDrad's Badweiser bottled beeris IN
invigoraht to the invalid.

On Wednesday last, Sylvancstcr Hen
derson, the colorcd man, who wounded
Henry White, colorcd, on last Saturday
evening, on the Knox plantation, on the
Highlands, came to town and surrender
de himself to Sheriff Bates.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

Mr.. J, II. Page, for long time clerk
in the Quartcrlnastcr'S office of the 18th
Infantry, L. $. A., while that fine rcgi-
mcnt was stationed at this point, paid
,ls visit on last Wednesday. Having
served his term Of enlistment, he now
returns to civil life, where his coInpc-
tency as an accountant will surely give
him deserved success
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

There is no doubt that the restoration
of the Capital to our city will bring in
additional population and resources.
The fertility Of the surrounding country
and the completion of two or more pro
jccted lines OF railways, will make Baton
Rouge tho Albany of Louisiana. The
University, the other institutes of learn
ing, the State institutions in our midst,
the un1ucstionablc hcaIthfuIncss and
beauty Of the location of our city, will
soon render il % favored spot, whCrcat
many families will establish tlci" per
mancnt residence.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

Look OUT For TnIENEs,--A lot of
burglars are on their way up the coast.
They have done their nciarious work at
Donaldsonvillc, Plaqucmlnc, and ut
stores along the river. Mary's store, at
Bruly Landing, was visited on Wcdncs
day night and robbed of two pistols,
shoes, money, etc. They are provided
with burglars tools, and arc evidently
experts. II bcl,oovcs our police to be on
the lookout, MS also our citizens.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20

Among tue passengers on The lIalli-
day, on her last trip down, were Mls.
Mary f. &. Wycth, the autIorcss Of the
book of poems under her nom dc plume,
Ethel Grey, and at present a regular
contributor to the independent and
Christian Advocate. With lor husband,
DR.. George NJ. Wycth, she is proceeding
to Jacksonville, Fla, there 10 establish
her future home. Mrs. Gen Stcadnlan
was also on hoard.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-20
MANUEL RODRIGUEZ,
MANUfACTUKgK OF
Cigars.

- RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public generally throughout this and sur
rounding parishes that l,o Is prepared to manu-.
lactnrc at short notice, tho follow brands Of
Cigars, which no guarantees;
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MR AND Mas. OURAY.-Thc Washington
Pest thus describes tho famous US Chief
Outay ard bis wife.
Mrs. o lray is large, Fq1a,ty woman, about
IS years cid, with broad. fat features, large,
round head and long black hair per cd iu the
ceutrc and throWO carelessly ct either side, al.
most co1ccaliug Der features ii r ioim is en-
7eIoped 10 the DDS Of large t!ack aud gray
wOo'cu shawl. c)rc 'a0g her attire. the only
part of which visible is pair of handsomely
WORKED bucsskia legsiugs. Ar2tc r1bbcrs
cover her feet, Ebi;h are clcased iu buokskio
moccssias.
Ouray, who is 50 yea;a old, is in appearance
TeIy mQcl * his squaW. exc c'rt that his hair
is plated and rests On his shoulders. lie had
| da'k blanket ,Erowl around him, concesIing
white calic> shirt with red Gkur3s, and q
blaok cloth vest, aod wares oyarshoes and dc
| Grated tlue iaanc legRogs. His head Is cov-
cred With large broad brm light slau,t ha..
Ten other Ulcs, with one exc p;i5o, 8ore
| ico or vari- lored flannel shirts, io Thic,
are worked beods, qlls and othsr ornaments.
Scmc are shot ir army brogans, and qGith ons
or two exceptions have os a!ouch hats Shells
buttons and other b:igat crusmeu:a are stud
| dad Io tblIr hair.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

header, have you caught cold? Ara you
unable 20 raise .he phiegm2 Have sou 81 irri-
tation in the throat? 4 sense of oppression on
tho lungs. with snort breath Do you have a
fl of coughing on lying down? A sharp pain
now and then in region Of the h cart shoulders
and backp If SO, QUE ADVICE Is to take
st once dose Of Tutts Expectorant; you will
soon be able TO raise the phlegm. In an hour
fcot tske two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
fell into 3 pleasant sleep and wake up in the
morning cough gone, lungs working freely;
easy breathing and the bowels moving in nat
prsl manner. To prevent q return Of these
symptoms use the Expecto.snt several days.
Office, 36 MURRAY ST, n YORK.
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AAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATs.

Memphis. February IL. l67l.
DR.. Tut: Sir-I have been suffering tor near
~ two years with o severe cough. When
commenced taking your Expectorant rss re.
ducod TO one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. / had tried almost everything; hsd
terrible nigh: swests. I hsve taken half dozen
bottles, The night sweats have left me- the
cough has disappeared. and have gained aEeen
pounds in flesh. ] recommend it TO s!l my
friends. With great respect,
OLIVER RICE
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AMY eSst&ksES.

FERGUSON I 6 .Is#o.
FALL OPENING OF
SghSONABiE GOODS.
LAUlES,} 8 4SGJH : QaiLpAE US
2iIALIEERY GOO05-Fuli 5; SOCK &c >sI; Of s;trsw
an4 Felt Hats, Trimming Siiss, Fos:Sers.
Wings, Hibboas. Sc.
Zephyr |Vorateds GarTuautoHa Woods. Sax
ony Yarn Crewcl Wools-
Hosiery and Gloves and !. thousand pcv4 nIsi
ces-s!l Al reduced p:icgs
sep Sc Kios a:root.
EE oSlEEY. GLOVES, handkerchief, Col
90 lars and Ualls, in great vs-ety, et
7 ,ADIGs AND CEILDREN's MEaINO
= VESTS gnd pANIS, ell sizes en-! quail
lies. ct =. g. B9ESY;S
YEPaYK HgURSTgD5. Germsatovn Weols
Il a1G Knitting IarEs, r. s.fi shades aaG coloes
aepZ9 AtG 4 pEE{YiE
EfALI. AND WINTER OPENING
Ladios,. Gents, Stisses, Boys end Infants.
Aerino Onderweari large 81 OK t. aeiac.
lfom; prices from &)c TO S. oao5.
Six and Liaou HaadkeIcbis!s sad Nockwssr.
:, Hosiery ot every size, il Ensliah, E!aueh
So-!2aa and domestic: ever - lGw aai baauti
la patterns i0f The present season.
Corset' Is: 6Oc, re, IL, 81 - and 81 SO = pr.
G2rmsntown Wool, Zspher Worstad, Shet.
isad Floss and Ecrnnan Woolcn YsTGs -
0sEsi cur stock is complete,
Neck EaiI!as. Gloves La2es and Etgiagz.
NOTICE DEPARTMENT.
bu!to1e, Spool S!lE, Gomhs. Etxi. Brushes
4Ii!ttnG Cotton, Pins, \ eedlas Ta2ea, Towels,
NSThiEs. Belts, Skirts, Shaw!s and now line Of
jowo'rg, Soaps ?=r!umerg. 81
sep II {. Il, ADAMS, 81 King st,
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Fs.GsRE @EAT@, FEsH, s.a.

Il O'riCE-i call the attention of tbs public
- 20 tho northeast corner Of the Market, on
Ea!rinX and Cameron streets. whore I have re.
sumod sinoss nt my old stand and win hsTe
On nand ST al times good supply Of CHOICE
FRES1 MEATS. consisting OF Beef, Mutton,
lamb, Yea! ami Pork, together with Ell binds
Of Sh USAGE snd FUDDlNGS Of my own
m m,nu!.ctQre | slao cal attention 20 s.a!l Nc.
% opposite where have Oh hand fine seiec-
ton 0; CHOICE PICKLES, consisting of Gu.
cumbers, Chow ;how. Chop Pickle, Mixed
Pickle, Gncrkins, Cauiifower and rickled
Onions a'd oil kinds OF Pf,k,es in Qlss, Jars
LsiEord Sauce W@rwickshre Sauce, Cataup
French Mustard, pure Olive Oil. imported
Roam Cheese. Pepper Ssuce, Ssrdines in quar-.
t9- and hall boxes .lncc Nest, Maccaron;,
Lemt.Ds, ETC.: CHOICE ShOEHU Fish, pre
cared for table ush lmmed lately, consisting OF
MacEre!, Shad, Salmon and POt0msc Roe Her.
Fng. Any of these articles csn bn procured ST.
tor llsrket hours at rny store, No II south Fair.
fsz e:rest. G0O bhls 0! Fish consisting Of eenu-
inc Labrador and Family Roc Herring, III btlE,
heif bb!s ind kits; Potomac 6had, in barrels,
hnIf barrels and kits Mackcre, Nos. /, = and 3,
in barrels, half barrels aud kits.
nov y $ j. REID.
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NV GUtInS
Just reCeiv9i b.
u :; --fN 3 SO i.!' =.

90 ~So.a. Eai; .nd gua-Le: boxes Ha;5-ns, new
%uuant., GaDoa C'tron, Almonds, Pecan end
4? 81 %uls, tUl assortment Of w1Oic erd
%suua1 S2icGs Chocolate, Cocoa oDd :irotna,
.nei.sl american ard French NUstsrds
Pickle II abs, AiQc-icsH and EnG,ilh Pickles
anc ibu" how. NA!sacIz y q S"ei!e:s Hsi.in.,
taI0ci Tomat1cs, pcachea sd Msrmal.te -
sorted j.l,le5. Boz, BoGs, CurraoL Cakes, Jsiiy
Nahts htlace Mss:. &c dec 10
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TTHUT1'S PILLS
d Cure Torpid Liver, Dyspepsia and Costiya-
ness
Es1UTT'S PILLS
& Cure Fever and Asue Sick Headache and
Bilious Collie.
FT7UTTS PILLS
Z Give Appetite. Purify the Blood, and Cure
Piles.
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II CV Il, IT rs

Imported Gloaks and Do!,naas, exclusives. s.yles.
lace Curtains aHc Nottingham Lsce.
&E!"atei Table Covers, novel designs
L;Geh sable Covers, elegant qualities, with Map
HAS 10 mGtCl
Seamless I'd Cloves 8, t. 6 and 8 buttons.
5!"cE Cloths N0d Docskins a-d Novelties in
mans aad 6ogs' wear, eli Of on? own impor
t.!;on, SAVING Two intermediate profits, and
tn.urlng .ewes: styos
I-r D:9as G0oas Department is rere!e with
"e" A21 s'yii5h goods END wa furaisil Trim.
3Iags TO match.
Cur &::or;mca1 q Carpets and Oil Cloths at
present is elegant acd complete. Lowest
pTICus GUarar .gGi
fi.5IESkLDER & 60,
1oF l1i King street.
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~ EaeaeCYHAII
SsEaeiCIEAL.
DIR. TUFTS
1E.X!.PECT0RANT.
IN 25 CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES,

Us properties s-e DeJnulceat, Nusrlive, Bal
same, Soothing and Healing, Combining all
these qualities, It 3 the most effective LUNG
BALSAM ever offered 70 sufferers from pulmo-
nary diseases
i!r. J. +. HAYWOOD, of Now York, volun-
tarily indosses il. Read what he says:
Now York, Sept. 49, 1871.
Dr.. Tut: Dear Sir-During this yesr l trest-
ed nine hundred csses Of lung diseases. In the
lower Wsrds Of The city the cases were of q yery
severe type 1t was thero my sttenlion wss
called TO TUFTS E5pectorsEt, and l confess NY
surprise st its wonderful power. During q prsc-
tice of twenty years have never Known d med
icino 70 set ss promptly and with such happy
effects. j. instantly subducd the most violent
its OF coughing, and invariably cured the d.
sessa in few dsys. l cheerfully endorse it as
the bost lung medicine I ever used
J.FRANCIS Hay WOOD, MD.
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Eae etor'aeh is strengthened, tho liver regu-
iatGd the D1"ols pat il rr1rer order, the blood
enriched anc purified. and the nervous system
rendered tranquil a1d vigorous by this ineatns-
big family uiadcinc and safeguard sgainst di.
S"Sse which Is, moreover, a most agreeable and
eIHcAVa appetizer, and cordial peculiarly
adapted 20 tina vaLts Of sha aged ard iuirm
For sac by sll druggists srd dealers gener.
ally. an l-eoIm
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You CAN FIND a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Ito Ware, su:h as Baking Pans Pie Pans,
Cutlcrs. &3., cheap a. STAsSBURYs
Cor. kioe aud Columbus st.
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~ ATIO%AL RR HERS! NATIONAL
AZ BEOILSkS! -. troiling meats and
oysters, or :oss.lig 1..ac. Eotaing can com.
pare to .he = Rational btoiley. Fer ssIs By
uoy20 NCLEAN 4 UELER, T6 King s..
R5INCE MEATl AINCE NEAT At
Va mo!es Stsndsrd Minco Neat, the old re-
lisble and tsvor.e brand. for sale IN packages
and b. the pound st G. AlLSURN'S,
decl9 l9 n. Royal ct.
GCOTTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER
~ OIL, Reed s. Csrufck's Msltine, Extract
Mslt and lis Combinations, Hop Bitters, etc.,
etc.. for sale BY
oct % L. STABLER & co.
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= NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

Uilce Evening News Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-My little son was attack
ed with pneumonis last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within a
NORTH since for the cure Of which sin indubt-
ed to your valuable Expectorsnt. l had tried
n!os. evory thing recommended, but mono did
any good until used your Krpoctorant, one
bottle Of which removed tho cough entirely.
With uauy thanks, en- yours truly,
JOHN ii. WEIGLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

EEQk HENT-EOUsE Nc. 35 Cameron l..
H. 1#t"@en tairinI aEi Ice Applylo
- I'll >. 4 .. SMOQ?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

- UH& PISTOLS. &c, 81 reduced prices. 81
AZ IS &lng Il, c9raeT Of Xo3al-Only thi1E Of
Il : seven shooter KCv0Ivcr with steel barrels
and 100 cartridges ilT 81 20
J. T.. CREIGHTON i SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15

K1oT5' TOOL CHESTS on hand and for sslo
80 gaca? 70 close out; also 81 assortment of
Sk:lcf y! low pr'cei, suitable ioT presents Gall
and examine 1T a3 kinE street. corner OF RCysl
dcci } ~ CREIGHTON Sc SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-15
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Tuesday, jan1p-T l3, 1850.
BLACK rhGNCG CASHMEEE-We re-
c'i"eG Pec express to01.y another invoice Of
use a!i N1o' CashlntCes, extra cheap, Vt 5O2
&c 15c. 8T;c aad 81
$50 Lii G.cyes every pair warranted.
: :.ow CocEG. Is 75c. worth 81.
V@m3ut.a .5Gi:t: s.: SIC and 81. Call aad see
y. {. BKhcHEAH,
- Is GuOc.4S. NG. Il3 King street
lct - h!2ZaH5rIa, We.
KEAT JGB IN HOSIERY.
.11 DDZ MISSES FANCY HOSE UHE5P.
Ne41c5iay, Dec 81, 1873
We received from phiia1otahls to.dsy the
%Ee"tes, bargains in Misses Fancy Hosiery ever
offered IN lnis market, These are good goods
=t.d vii be sold Al !, &. jG and l2s cents.
CAi! -!G see them
=. +. BRASHEAR,
4. T. Hoo.n85. 10 100 King street,
ahc 81 Ale-sndrie. "a.