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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24
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BIZ BIB RS

Are ynst what they claim 10 he-the GREAT BLOOD
rNkIFiER. in'ieoraHng and Strengthening the
system, driving out hunors from the blood and re.
storing the tired out aud exhausted body to a state
ofhealth and eijolmeni filling b. veins with pure
YOU. capable OF enjoying with the blessings OF
life.
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Miraculous Cure.
CAN NOW GO
Without my Clutches.

NORTH BRADFORD, NE, Mar. %, 1850.
Gentlemen - was taken sick with Rheumatic
Fever about year ago, and confined TO my bed
SIX MONTHS. and il left In bad shape. Your
sULfHOR X idTTERS have done great thing Tor
me. Ny nephews laughed AT me. but told them
had great faith In them: but when they come
in they say your SULPHUR BiTrERS have done
great thing For me. Yes, tell them. and
OF them am going to have applied the SUI.
PHuR PLAS1ERS on the places, and can now
walk without my crntc!ies very well. which have
used for the last eight months am but little lame
Your SULPHUR BlTTERS and PLASTERS have
cured Inc. They are the greatest medicine l ever
saw. Respectfully,
RANDALL n. WILSON.
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AUCTION.

AN Thursday June a. at ten O'Clock. will be sold
" avalusbie lot ofJewelry kc-. being the balance
Of stock of aJeweier lately doing business in Au-
gusta. AL first class gold and silver sham. Con-
sting in part Of Sefts, Pins, Lockets Clasps, Studs
Rings, Chains, Keys, Pencil Cases, Vest Hooks,
Gold Pen Holders, silver Butter Dishes. silver La
dies, Silver spoons, Napkin RinRs, Goblets, Silver
Knife Rests and various other kinds of gold and s
one good Regulator CIock. Cottage. Alarm, Bronze,
O1ce Ard various other cFocks, ard varioas kinds
Of Bronze goods. Sale ct J0xKs' NEW STOKE.
G. w. JONES. Aue4loneer.
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LEWISTON. Ne, April O. 1850.
Dear Srs II have suffered with a running sore on
my leg for the past "A years, caused by exposure in
the army, and have suffered everything man could.
the sore dischaT&ing constantly. have tried every
remedy that heard Of but never received any
benefit frem them. SULPHUR BlTTERS is the
only thing that ever done me any good. When
| commenced taking them ] could not
put my whole foot on the floor. I can now pnt
my whole foot down and walk ii. ] THINK
SULPHUR BTTTERS HAVE SAVED MY LIFE.
There is nothing like them. earnestly rntreat all
afflicted with impure blood to try them and be
cured.
Believe gratefully yonrs.
HENRN n GARCETnN
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for Sale or to LIT.
For Sale

DARE CHANCEto purchase fine residence in
III this city. Property offered for sale consists Of
two story modern built dwelling house, ell and sta.
be, all finished and in good condition. Lot
lao, fruit trees, bushes, &c. Location one of
the best in the city. For particulars, .erms &c. in.
quire of L. .W.WHIrEHOCSE Atty.
Augusta, Ne, May I. 1850. n.ay5'tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-24
For eoothbay, Ocean Point,
Squirrel, Capital and Mouse
Islands.

.T~~ The Steamer HENRY MORRISON,
ssaS71sss7s Capt. y. &. MCCLINrOCK, having been
iorvugnly Tepaired for the season of leeo. will run
until further notice, as follows, commencing TUES
DAY, June Y:
Leaving AUGUSTA at 10 30 A. NJ. or on the arriv-
al Of the Bangor train, for Boothbay and the Islands,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. HALO
well ut II Gardiner, II 30; Richmond. II i5 r. NJ;
Bath, 30 T.. N.
Returning, will leave BOOTIIBAY and the Islands
for Augusta at O'Clock. A. NJ, on WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS and MONDAYS. ,
Regular business Of the season will be advertised
after July 4th, 1850.
Augusta, June 18th, $780,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
TO CITY TAXPAYERS OF 1880.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE CRY HALL
new ORLEANS. January 81. 1880. !
n the year 1880 ara hereby notified that the
city will receive ten mills on account of1hs tax
OF fifteen mills levied tor that year. and will
give credit for such partial payments on the tax
bills. stamping the same two thirds tax paid,
and retaining same. II the courts shall decide
that only per cent is all that can bs demanded.
these partially paid tax bills will be- delivered
to the taxpayers as receipts In full. II they de-
eide that the levy Of IN cent Is valid. the re-
naming halt OF per cent will be demanded
with interest het con from March 81. 1880 No re-
eetp's for partial payments OF taxes under this
notice shall be considered as waiver OF any
OF the rights OF the, city TO pro cod for the re-
mninder. All good citizens who des Ire 10 sec
the the, eE Lenses q the municipal government
borers. ETC. are rs1uar $50 to 0 ma forward and
t pay th.ir taXns In f1n or on account under
this notice. This systsm OF collection will be-
ei e. on !, AND after THURSDAY. the 9TH instant.
FOR thosa who pay tina fifteen NJ iii tax the fol-
loving rites OF cash rebate will be allowed. viz:
70 II the IL eenth OF February per cent.
IRON the fifteenth of february TO the twenty
ninth Inclusive per csnt.
From The first or March to the thirty first OF
March. per cent
ALE Fl. ISAACsON,
rel II miniat.aror ~ Finance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
JUDICIAL ADvERTIsElGENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
Nv G. e. (3irardey.

3 lines In depth. between parallel lines; toge!n.
| or with all the rights. ways and servitndeS
thereunto belonging or IN anyWse y
TALLY built and cammodiously ARRANGED .nre ,9
story brick stores. with iron fronts am dwell.
!, ga. desgnsted by the NOS 10y ana lel oaron-
lit il known 40 Lees Verandah. and BY him
Was designed for first cfass bparninE-hoMMsse
/ or hosiery with two stores beneath. Inc
sfore are llapted for tho general retail trade;
| Tho two dwellings above may Dc gmoined. ana
riss n re 1 one Il the most attractive estab
| lishmenfs In the city. Within three squares of
the st. Charles Hotel eonvenien. 20 Tue Dps ~,
ono OF the lending faoronghlarss 81 tae uisy:
are advantages which ere worthy me ntts ntlon
| Of tho aa9aclous md erterprsin9 Capitalist.
The property IL only partially ocenpisd. IN,
der two leases Of $50 and 40 per month. untis
'ns . YAU aepIl'p LOT or GRoUN situated
In the Second District of thls city. In no square
bounded by Canal, Customhouse, Tantf ana
on Tonti street By 14a f,et IL inches 8 Anes In
dept b, betwes on parallel lines
II atJoins the residences Of y. Lewis. ESQ . 4
Tho property Ia sold with good nnd perfect
title, free from al incunbreneeB whatsoever
Terms and Conditions-O Ono third or more
cash. At the option I he purchaser: one-third
or one half OF The cash payment nay be maze
Institution mt par, che credit portion at one and
two years for natas srecially s.cur q 6v moH;
gage and vendors lion BEARING 81 the nsua!
clauses OF Yer cent per AGnuin snIefe6t from
the day OF sale until nnHl payment. s per cent
attorneys fee. In event OF suit to enforce their
collection. and tho improvements 70 be kept
fully insured and transfer OF the policy TO the
holders Of the notes. aud the purchaser TO as
sumo the taxes due and exlgible IN 1890 over
and above the price Of adjudication and fu Their
pay ia cash the auetioneers charges for adver-
per cent In cash will be required from the pur.
chaser on the price OF sale at the moment Of
adjudication.
Acts of sale. at the expense OF tho purchasers.
before A.. Hero o. ESQ. notary ubiic.
ia31 fel 7 - t4td 55s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
ANOTHER INDIAN FIGHTING BORE.

Morrow seems to have struck the IndiAne
again. We are sorry to hear It, Our opluion
Ia that 1t is about time for the Indians to
strike Morrow. Morrow has been having
things too much his own way Of late. Some
days ago we called attention TO the remark
able series Of furious pursuits, overtakings
and desperate battles conducted by Morrow
as against Yictoria's band Of savages. No
ess than five times has Morrow brought the
Indians to bay and fought them frantically
for ten or twelve hours at stretch. 1t hap
pens invariably, however, that just as Nor
row has succeeded In iptlictiug a dreadful
punishment upon the Indians. something
happens In bis first battle the carnage was
sickening. Morrow had one man killed and
three wounded and the Indians had pony
crppled-they found the pony next day,
going on three legs. The battle had
ragged for eleven hours and the de-
struction Of the enemy seemed immi-
nent, but, In view OF this crushing loss
of life, Morrow felt that he ought to await
achievements before proceeding to exter-
inmate Victoria. So he found q nice log and
sat down to rest himself, while the Indians
i'm proved the opportunity to scurry away as
fast as they could. being short Of ponies.
After awhile Morrow's reinforcemens came
,Ip. Then there was another lightning chase,
another catching up, and another prodigious
battle, accompanied by the usual bloodshed !;
but this time Morrow ran out OF provisions at
the critical moment. A mule In the com rnis-
sary train got frightened and ran Off with
four boxes of hard tack and a Jug OF molasses
You can't expect men to kill Indians on an
empty stomach Of course, and NJ Morrow's
army got hungry about this time they stopped
the butchery and went to look for the mule.
And 80 1t goes. Morrow is always chasing
the Indians, always catching them and
always locking horns with them In bloody
combat; but nothing comes OF 1t. just as he
10 on the point Of wiping out the savages for
ever and forever, he drops his hat or stubs
his toe or holds up to eat a sandwich. and the
pesky Indians escape him. Now, we have q
fresh instalment of Morrow's war with the
facts enveloped in even greater mystery than
usual. But we are tired Of hearing about
Morrow. He is dismal bore-he and his
battles. He isn't amusing, like poor Old Null
berry Sellers with his missing ingredient, Tor
he is not original. He is simply an unpleas-
ant and stupid bore. People are beginning
to wish that Victoria would turn on Morrow
and take hold OF him and cut his hair.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

happening upon the scene. May be We were
excited at finding ourselves In the very midst
Of society; may be II filled us with 9 Joy too
deep for words 70 have that music cease and
to hear the bulldogs hollow moan grow
faint. But one thing is certain-we have
chronicled the largest social outburst OF the
season and our statement is given on some
thing much more substantial than rumor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
LAKE TRAINS.

OFFICE OF THE New ORLEANS CRY RAILROAD
COMPANY. No. 1924 Canal street. I
NEW Orleans. February 1, 1880. J
From this date until further notice. trains for
the New Lake End will leave Canal street every
hour
FROM 10 O'CLOCK A. M. to 6P. M.
The last train will leave the Lake at o'clock
p. m. (: fare for the round trip FIFTEEN CENTS
! Tel LIST q. O. LEWIS. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

Go AND SEE THE FUHNITuaE-The NAM
moth furniture establishment Of Messrs. Nc
Cracken 4 Brewster. Nos. 80 and 3s Royal street
il almost too well known to our citizens TO need
their attention being called thereto. but there
are many visitors In our midst and they should
avail themselves OF this opportunity to visi.
thes, warerooms. They will ind an immense
stock Of furnif ure In the latest styles and do
signs. and at prices. ns to quality. wi hin the
reach of all. Particular pleasure Is taken IN
showing goods and no annoyance Is given by
impor,u i,iss to purchase ANYTHING that
dOrRn't suit. hee their advertisement In
another cOiimn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
.slUCEs.soN NOTICES.
succession Of Peter and Catherine Z

succession Of Peter and Catherine Con.
auargood
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ieh Of Orleans. No. 80 063-Notice is hereby
given TO the creditors OF this eAtate aud to all
within ten days from the present notification,
II any they rave or can. why the account pre-
ented by Il. NJ. Hsntherton. dative tutor OF this
estate. should not bs approved and homolo-
gated. and the funds distributed In accord
AN . herewith.
By order Of the court.
ja3O fe4 81 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
For an ENJOYABLE aoiree you must 20 to the
Y. NJ b. A. ball at arupewald Hall.

TO view PROFESSIONALISM excellent oppor-
tunity is offered the ladies in this city for view
Ing the Mardl Gras by the public spirited pro
prietor of the Crescent Hall. corner Canal and
St. Charles streets. Mr.. Joe Walker. No better
position could be- found than the galleries Of
this handsome building for getting go q look
ut all dis lays. Mr.. Wnlker has engaged three
renowned bllisrdists, who will give billiard
Matinee upon which Occasion the ladies par
ticuarly are invited ~ witness the beauties of
This scientific aud fascinating game. The
price OF admittance Is fixed at the very low
price OF fifty cents. No charge made for seats
nj
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
for n law to provi 10 him payment for work and
material on gas fixtures In the State House. In
the amount OF 1872 30.
fes IA 90 26 mh3a WILLIAM TDOHE1,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
AUCTION SALES.
BY Spear 4 Escomer.
l6O CAMELIA TREES,

- Auctioneer-Offlc NO. 4G ROYAL street.
MONDAY February 1870 at II o'clock d. M.
will be sold at No. 40 Royal street. between Gas.
tomhouse and Blenvilie streets
$50 CAMILLA TREES, In full bloom, lust
landed per steamer Louisiana. from New York.
from Gabriel Mares Woodside Nurseries. Long
Island -
Terma-Ca9h fe0
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
PROCLAMATION
BY THE
King Of the Carnival!
ED'or xL,

TO All Whom These Presents Shall Come,
Erecting:
His Gracious Majesty will arrive on MONDAY
February o. 1880. Mt . O'clock at the foot OF Canal
street.
He will be received by his Guards of Honor
and escorted to his apartments at the Palace
San Carlos. in the following order:
ESCORT.
His Majesty Kirg Rex and suit: treasure and
baggage Of the King.
ROUTE.
Out Canal street. south side to Rampant,
north side Canal to Chartres Charities to st.
Louie. st. Louis to Royal. Royal to Canal. north
side Canal TO Camp. Camp to Julia. Julia to st.
Chnri.e. down st. Charles to City Hall. thence
TO Palace San Carlos. where he will give audi
enee during the afternoon to such subjects as
may be- presented for hat purpose by his Grace
the Lord High Chamberlain.
In honor OF his Most Blessed Majesty's safe
return to his royal capital. and In appreciation
of the true and unsweIviuR allegiance so signal
ly manifested by his loving subjects.
GRAND STATE PAGEANT,
composed Of tho forces OF his Majesty. rein
forced by those splendid organizations. the
Phunny Priority Phellows.
German Leidertafel.
and other bodias. who have. or may hereafter
report to the War Department for assignment
in The line. Is hereby ordered aud decreed for
TUESDAY February 10. A. D. 1880. and. tho
1oo9th Of his Maesty's reign.
The Pageant will appear ut IL o'clock q. M.
and take the following
Line of March!
Up Prytahia to First. First to Magazine Mag
azlne to Oalliope. Calliope to Camp. Damp to
Canal. south side Canal TO Tchoupitoulas. North
Canal to Bourbon. South Canal to West Ram
part. to Esplanade. Esplauade. south side. TO
Roman. Roman to north side Esplanade to
Royal. Royal to Canal st. Charles. st. Charles
to Julia. J ulia to Exposition Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
BY Montgomery d Co.

M ONTGOMERY h CO.. AUOTIONEERS-
Solicit consgnments Of Household Furniture,
Carpets. Paintings. Libraries and General
Merchandise for their regular auction salee.
held at IL o'clock a. m. every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Sales at residences attended to at moderate
charges. aul7
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08
THE STA TIE or LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF OKLEAN5No. 10.8C4.
CAROLINE HAHN, WIFE OF EARHARDT w.
PFEFFER vs.. HER HUSBAND.

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
i twenty fourth day OF January. 1880. jndR-
ment WIS rendered In this Court In tho follow
ing entitled suit. In the words and figures fol.
lowing. to wit
No. 10 su4- Caroline Hahn. wife of Earhardt
w. Pfeffsr, Va. Her Husband.
On motion of Octave Morel, OF counsel for
plaintiff. and on producing due proof In sup.
port OF said plaintiffs demand. the law and ev-
idence being In her favor.
It Is ordered, adjndg-d and decreei that the
judgment by default horetn entered on the Bev.
enteenth day Of January. 1880. be now conhrmed
and made tinal and accordingly that there 20
judgment In favor OF said plainin. Caroline
ngal INST defendant. Eatharet W. Pr Il 3r. her
husband" decreetng u separation OF property
between her and her said husband. and decree-
ing said plaintiff to be he owner ofthe hardware
store. formerly No. 457, but now 392h Dryade4
street. In this city. together with the horse and
wagon for the use of eatd store. aud that de-
fendunt pay costs Of suit.
Judgment rendered January "a. 1aA0.
Judgment signed January %. 1881
N. H. RIGHTOR. Judge.
In testimony whereof. l have hereunto set my
baud aud affixed til. seal OF ths said court. at
the city OF New Orleans. on tnis twenty ninth
day OF Janu try. In the year nt our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and eighty.
fec 3t ALE MOSS. Deputy Clerk.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE IN
~ tentlon OF tha cltzsns Of the seventh Dis
to apply to the Legislature for the passage Of q
bill creating q police court VII h powers as COM
mitttng magistrate. for said district.
Jazz fp2 3 IA 20 &c
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

GAS ENaINE.-There Is now In operation at
Messrs. schimdt h Zsigler's. q. i W. d. Ma
ginpiss. and other places In this city an engine
which has no boiler and does not require either
coal or wood as fuel. ~ 1t simply burns gas and
air. This is wonderful contrivance. and Is
all the requirements OF safety. eeonOmy and
convenience. 1t will no doubt come imme
diately aud largely into nse. Our enterDrising
townsman. Mr.. John r Braun. No. 10 Caronde-
let street Is the agent for these engines.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

M ONTGOMEHY d CO.,
M AUOTIONEERS.
VIII sell Horses. Mules. Cows. Carriages AND
Harness at auction, at
MONTGOMERYs TATTERsALIH,
No. 10 RaF0nne street.
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nc n
o'clock.
OonsiRnments OF stock solicited, su17 sm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

Every Imaginable article in the music line
to be found In the greatest protusion In the
mammoth music establishment OF Louis Cru
newald, Nos. IA to % B.ronne street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

which has no boiler and does not require either
coal or wood as fuel. as It simply burns gas and
air. This is . wonderful contrivance. and ls
convenience. 1t will no doubt come imme
diately and largely into use. Our enterptising
townsman Mr.: John r Braun taaa 10: 10 Caronde-
KEEP Ur WITH THE TIMEs-Kings may trem-
bio on their thrones and dynasties hasten to
decay. but the genuine Singer sewing ma
chimes march on In the front rank OF
progress. This celebrated machine In the year
1879 outdid al t's former efforts and the end OF
bar OF 43l, 167. This fnct spanRs for their pOpu-
larity in thunder tones. Read the advertise
ment Ia another column. as 1t contains full in
for nation with regard to- these machines.
->>>-
OFFERING AT GREATLY REDUCED RATEs.-J.
Levois' Heirs. No 1888 Canal street, are now
Offering at greatly reduced prices their large
stock OF winter goods. Bargains are thus
offered to oil DESTROYS az purchasing anything
mixed and brochu eff cts. French embroidered
costumes, cloaks. dolmans. wool shawls, knit
goods. blankets and fannes. Now Is the op-
portunity: don't neglect 1t.
We desire to call the attention OF our readers
to card In another column OF Messrs. Ed. 3.
Uniacke and jas. II. Aitken, who have located
themselves at the store OF Messrs. Manion Il
Aiken. for the purpose OF carrying on the
plumbing aud paaftting business and dealing
in plu nbinR materials. They have had many
years experience In the business and are ca
pable and Trustworthy young men. We wish
them success.
TRUNK MANuFAcroRY.-In tho special notice
column this orniDg will be found q notice
that the recent fire In the we'll known trunk
factory No "a Bar0nne street, will not cause
any Interruption In the business. Mr. L.. j.
Duffy informs that he is now prepared to
turn out first class work aS formerly, and at
greatly reduced prices.
CAMELIAs IN FULL BLooM.-Messrs. Spear d
Escoffer will on Monday. the nineteenth. sell
$50 camelaa Ia full bloom imported from the
Woodsida nursery Long Island. These ca
melin trees have Just arrived BY he steamship
Lnui lana. and can ba seen at No. 46 Royal
street, where they win be sold as above stated.
No lady strangers visiting our city should go
away without going to.see Nine. Rosa Reynor
Madame Is t. be found at Charities street. near
Canal.
For bedroom dining room. hall and library
suits 90 to MontRomery'5. Moresaue Building
corner OF Camp and Paydras streets.
Every Imaginable article In the music line
to be- found In the greatest protuston In the
mammoth music establishment OF Louis Cru
newald. Nos. "A TO % B.ronne street.
For an enjoyable soiree you must 20 to the
Y. NJ. B. A. ball at Grunewald Hall.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
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For bedroom. dining room. hall and library
suits 60 to MontRomery's. Moresaue Building
corner OF Camp and Poydras streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

For an enjoyable soiree you must 20 to the
Y. M. B. A. ball at Grunewald Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

No lady strangers visiting our city should go
away without going to see Nine. Rosa Reynotr
and procuring love Of a bonnet. The
Madame Is t. be found at Charities street. near
Canal.
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CAMELIAs IN FULL BLooM.-Messrs. Spear d
Escofier will on Monday. the nineteenth. sell
$50 cameliaa In full bloom. I'm ported from the
Woodsida nursery. Long Island. These ca
melia trees have Just arrived BY The steamship
street, where they win be sold as above stated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-08

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-23

very thin slices; place some sugar in
the bottom Of the bowl, then a layer OF
onions; cover thickly with sugar, and
SO on, until the onions are all used.
Cover the top well with sugar; place a
plate over the bowl and set away unit
a syrup is formed.
A teaspoonful every time the cough Is
troublesome, and on retiring at night,
will nearly always break up the most
obstinate cough. Turnips may be pre-
pared in the same way, and make syr-
up equally valuable.
One runs a great risk in neglecting a
cough, particularly where there is a pre-
disposition to lung complaints: and
many times a simple remedy taken in
season will save one from lingering i'll
ness, and, it may be, an early grave
AmericGn Farmer.