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, 1881-04-28

lant like tho extracts sf f}ecf, hut cnntnns
hloo.l- -makaux,. forcc. gcncsntin9. and !!fe.sus-
blcuti uonlauns, whnthoe tho rcs,iIt Of pxhahs-
tion, ncrvous prnatratton, oyorwnrk. or Aosito
tlsenEcs, particularly II resulting fr,tn puln,h-
nary cOtnnIn!nts. Chewcll, 1inznttf !k Co.. pro-
prIotnrn. NpM York. For anlo by driiKKtnta.
, 1881-04-28

Of tho feeble oil lnal, In with tho criminals
WINS truly a snd unr, After MI hours tAcar-
cer0stpn lln wnY released AIT! speedily eayq
ball. Another libel auft, the Nth cuiiilictcett
recently, was filed ttt-tsay by Ludwig y
Solners, wl.o. claim s:s,3.Uo0 for an ailcged
defamation OF character.
, 1881-04-28

1'he Chicago, Rock Island u Pacific Rail.
way, Notwithstanding the high watur Ut
Missouri ll!yer points, IL running its tratlls
Ull tins and transferring passengers 10 MI
connecting Ioatls without duluy.
T.. 6T. JUHX, u. I. j. 7. 4.
, 1881-04-28

Glasses ase only OF value when they fully coul-
pensa1o for the amount of sight lost. lhs cau
b. obtained by consulting thu renowned opti-
clau, Prof. Morris NeEIlhardt, 125 Btato strGet.
, 1881-04-28

THE s1UPiDEsT PERSON ALIVE WOULD HARDLY
expect am nrtIstlo portrait tron, VI. artist whoao
chtuf moslt was eheapncss. yet how many houso-
owners, to save fow dolinrs kyc their housu-
decorating to such artists ~, when by employ
lnr y. H. llllGdr & Co... .M Wabash-av. they
would be 4urg Ut astistIo work.
, 1881-04-28
1E<fNHfltHI5 LICENSES.


Tho following marriage 'ieonsos woro issued &c
,ss;:;::, ;: r s'''"st
Emily NfRht+.s...., "a. .EhlcaKot
is':s2h1 ':sis 1ssn's 1Smst:::a SSs''sssS:
M;1!'i%i a1, Fit!ssfala:: eesissss
Horny AfguschrAldaE. ~ .Chlcteo.
Mrs. Caroline ltoJDr.. +.Chlcn10.
h2as' w
sis%saM Y :.GhEssss: GGhhfEssse:
sSs a4s Il L ssno,: :MN!ssss"ne'lii H. MINI
ISS9 srs L l. Atast;ts!. Gce|!sasS
E5sSHss 5S'sU ,iaa,,a:. II
ThcndD!e Geist.. .Ch!cato.
Aias t iss!seso":: 1ises til til
G.5o|'ns x,s~
Assft hsiis ka%s;
XasI aa1y + J. :.GcsS1's:xS:
}!s%Ss ams i;'a, :GGss|sssS:
AEtts"s Ante s%assss:: :Sessis:$S:
EsSS,i 1slis I " .Ssse 45ennaS N'e
sts.s Hsss @fsa:.: SFS''s :Ssss99s. :SSssss9S
t!n0r0a y. .Atewnrt. .Chlcn9o.
laluttlo 7. Cassell. .....2Q...ChicHxh.
{Jhne. Cavaraush.. G....Ghicnao.
tJtlta Il. CFut1tr.. ~. ...s. .1'.,.. ChieaHus
Alhgrt tKlonlta."...,2t....Ch ChiuaaO.
4Hn nD5cs..+'.t+'.ssss..s.1at.s'C .s'CHlck2ot
sonse ssssa aha.s;s: eeh'isase.
}ssn sa1.s K9.sss::.: IT,. GhessS Gteesso.
SGs:'ss %ss g. s,ss SsSs VI
ss;Is }isn < ::es's*S :ees'ss*s
frnnk l1Dhskawskf., - ., ~. >. Chicago.
, 1881-04-28

Epft40I
DEpFOnb. 1nd.. April E.-N. Q. fftt,ailn'e, for
merry Ut chtoago WIS severely Injured to.dny
1T the Htnstlaic-Doyte stono mills by hnuyy
scantllug fRllug distance ut several fOet md
striking him Ntl the head. Ills Gscupo from
death was ulmuat miraculous.
, 1881-04-28

Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ,horvQus prostralon.
and au forms Of general debility FGleyel 1y
atlly preparation Of Geef continuing it, entire
nutritious properties II 10 not MeEo susnu.
, 1881-04-28

TeFf4ble Loss 0f Life.
Millions Of rats, Mlue, cats, botl-tAgs, reaches
lose their Itves by collision with 'tough on liuts
Hold by druggists. lbo boxes,
, 1881-04-28

Special Dispatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
0ENEvA, ILL.,, April 97.-Frederck Frled1and,
whl0 attempting tu croas Fox River In II bont,
two miles below herp, this morning, was drowned.
, 1881-04-28
CASUALTIES.


BOY RUN OVER.
Special Dtsnateh to 1hs CAtedoo Tribune.
ANN AnnoH, Mich, Auril 27.-ltoy spcechiy,
a ltttlc 8-yuar.oid hoy. whtlo trying to ctnb into
Ar1rows lce.wagan this EHurning, foil. and waa
run nyor by the wheels of the wnxDt, aud was
Instantly killed. Tho urIvor was relieved from
aii blame by tho Coroncrs Jury.
, 1881-04-28
THE CITY.



mont.
T. W. EpwARns, OF ffouRhton, Mich, Is ut tho |
Trcmout.
ugouuE T. tfAztEr1, OF Now Orleans, Is at tho |
Ehern,nu.
Dn. y. It FIREMAN, Of Now London. Conn.,. ts
nj tho Palmer.
nouEnr I. CuxxtxonAM, Of Montreal. is at
tho 1'rr1ndnt.
y. u. SUBWAY and family, OF Nov Moxtco.
are at tho Trcmont.
YrArE.sEsArm nALrn rtuMa, Of strcator,
ILL.,, Is at tho Palmer.
Jpux W, ftoY7, Governor Of Wyoming Ter.
titory, ls Mt tho Palmer.
!. +. 1opnA.sn. ucurrnl Freight Agent Of tho
Atohtson, Topokn & santa I'd isal.road. Ia at Tho
Fremont.
Mn. W. II. nlsAntEy, tho Curk Of tho United
Hia,es CrcuIt md District CUurts, left yesterday
fJrn trip IN Europe.
THE Impression derived from something pub
shet y tho SUNDAY ,s'riit,g, pnrs taaf N!.s
St sok durlnR n,R
present weck.
WILLIAM II. PErrtnoSH, Of Hattie Crock
Mlot, Acnent! snperIntendcnt of TING Chteago y
bt. Louis, General Passenger Agent Ut tho Vt.
Louis Iron Mountuin An!lrond, nro Mt tho
Palmer.
JAstEs Cospox: ii years Of Hac, while walking
tntlt street III a::.v yesterday morning WIS struck
hy Engine No. 1t!. nnd bud his lott hana Ant
tI the tt'unty Hospital III the West Twelfth
street phtrot wnRosi.
rHE secona days snlo Of tho John It. Key col:
S Ssecensy sS xoo piaturas is Ss ioM prices rio
figures I'LL itnt rcaiIzo tha nrt!sts cxpcctN.
uons entirely. hut l9 has conoltidel y ksep or. on
exhibition tho works remaining una0ld utlflhR
ii,e rest Of tho wenk. mud to dispose Ut them Vi
pr1vato sale ut noderatc prices.
AN Interesting collection Of of-painttngs md
ets view this week nt No. al3 Wabash nvonuo.
and will hc sull ut auction. commencing tu.tlAy
nnticcnoio Il, tho eosctiot nrv wurks Of i,riss0,
uubrlni. GanhAult, Gu,nnnR'. Gioja, Lecmput-
tetl, Vcrbocckhoren. md Vihert.
this city ai,d Summit by tho re:ent ovcriow of
tho DcHplalnes hns begn rupAirett, tho wurk boz
1nR finished yesterday. Some dredging resnatns
Tilt total da,nnKc Il csimntcd ut, about y w.
which the Commissioners say would hnvo Geon
Ch,cugu ltlver.
W1LL1AA GREEN, while trimming hnms il
Wilson'S l1lcxIilg-hUl,sg ut tho CORNER Of Cn'inl
nuoli, ,caidentaily cut himself with his Knife in
thu right thsRh. lle WIS taken to his honle. NO.
GS Sy ospa ~ vi w9; e
patrol wazon. Thu wt'und Is u screre oEe, but
IL not tho,iuht dangerous.
TnEnE was found TuesdRy aftcrnnon, oppo:!t
Forest, tho l'otiy II in unknown nan supposed
to bo that u u fnoorcr. In his pocket wns
{. "1'so frkda s ~ T. H. H.
quest yestcrsi'iy afternoon. a1,d verdict ~ns
{eturned 70 tho glrect TINT tho man died fr.n
being Incidentally run uScr by rnlroAd trtl'li,
ho having bean found near tho truck.
. 4 MEETING os the church md society OF thu
fecond rresbytet!nn Cburch was held !ast ovot-
hss s eonltnit;oo appoInte,! 1t PREVIOUS snestins
10 look for p,.sior aud to present nvn!!nhs
, 1881-04-28
MxfRRItfGES.

VAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April ~. ut tho
ts*t &c Gnrs ,r Corner s,ld i
Ehlta.gt nrd lenn!e Il, Wolff. Ut nutlhlo, My.
81 Hltfiiu IN. ~ tMpes1 plGhs1 eupJ.
, 1881-04-28

a HOY KILLED IN ~ h1t14L.
QUINCY, IT,, April T.-(3oorgo Keller, boy
yours old. working ut tho Quincy paper- mill.
was this morning caught IN n belt At tito mill
and tht0wn aEulnst tho ccilinx, completely
crushing his heAd nnd killing him iustAntIy.
, 1881-04-28
THE STEAMER MARY AND HELEN,

SAN FRASCisC0. April $7.-Yhe QuvGrnment
relief steasaer MRry and 1lolcn was put OH
tue .dry-aock NJ tho Nnyy-Yard Go.day to be
oaulkel, which shu much needs.
, 1881-04-28

THE NASHVILLE EXPOSITION.
NASHVILLE, Toni, April s1.-Thc Exposition
was formally 0pcncl tonight with n l.lraao Of
military companies aud Imposing corctnDnlrs,
, 1881-04-28

Two AuHpHEu barrels Of alcohol wsee ex-
ported yestertluy.
A. the Sub Treasury yesterday ka1nO In sllvar
, 1881-04-28
"a HAS Ills HEAD CUT OFF.

Special Dtspateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., April 27.-Jorry I1artnctt, for
fifteen yours conductor on tho Illinois Cuntrn
llaIiroad, running wust. fell betweon tho cars
tG-l!ay at Mnapnvlllo nnd his houd wins cut from
hi8 bOdy. He WIS very p0pulhr rAlruAd iliAtl,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

New Orleans fieayuBe,l

New Orleans pieayaBel
The following dispntcb was received
yesterday by the loep)l superintendent 81
the New Orleans Pacific Railroad from
the President Of the Cohstruction Con,
pany - ~,
NEW Yonn, March 10, 1881.
H. \ Morse superintendent ~ U, Paelfie Rai'H
way
Look out for this leyees where you are
exposed. Higheat water north ever
sren. Do IN n position to turn your
forces TO any exposed point. Caution
planters all along our line.
q. N. Dopdg,
vs. dedicate tbs above 10 those fur
seeing planters Of West Baton Rouge
who believe thab they will be ve.y much
Injured BY the Bnton Rouge branch OF
the n. .. Pacific Railrond, which Ia to
be run through their plantations, border
Ing on the Mississippi,
II viii not be long, we toar, before
they aro brought to appreciate the full
value Of both railroad aud telegraph, by
which means, In II few hours, relief Will
arrive at tbs threatened points Of the
protection loveds, whereas days would
be- spent before II letter could bring MD
on steamers, which toy can detalb fol
scores Of hours,
Every Que viii Sec how advantageous
railroads are, to tl,ose planters whose oil
lies at the mercy Of the angry Missis
sIppi,
The n. ., Pacific railway shows itael
prntuitoHs insurance company HgaiHs
crevaasea,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

A bloody ARRAY, took place ut about )
p. NJ. on last Saturday, Mt the Parker,
BRYANT aud Shannon plantations, situated
on the river, some four miles below this
CITY. between aomc colored men, in u
quarrel about dog and some fresh pork.
One Clarence Duckett, opened hostilities
by firing his pistol, upon which, one OF
tho Adams brothers emptied II double
gun into n cabin, wounding Dick Free
man IN the arm who then returned the
fire, also with n gun. The other Adams
then took the gun from his brothers
hands and fred another shot into the
cabin, wounding dangerously IN the arm
and side Dick trecrnan's mother, mn old
woman, with snail shot and cut sIngs.
On Sunday morning Sheriff Bates and
Deputy Collins, reached the scene, to
find that some of the birds had llown.
He succeeded however, in arrest'ng Joe
Adams, Clarence Duckctt and Harrison
Hill, who tlourished pistol and OBJ
slructed the officers In the discharge OF
their duty. Tho parties arc now in jail
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

Alacalliater the great aetoF and mn,
gictnn, IL to appear at Pixies Hall Tor
the Hrs, time tonight, Tho Ihz0o CITY
Miss Sentinel has this TO say Of him
and his extensive troupe.
oar theatre goers have been favored
this week by the great Macnllister N la
tent4 of legerdemain, II IL not neces'
snry for uA to any anything of the Pro.
trRsot " hoHe reputation, IN Worldwide,
The entertainments consisted Of some OF
the elevercst illusions of the presiidigl'
tato,'a nrt, and were the wonder and
amusement Of the large audiences, 1t
wonld bc impossible for us To cnnnlerhts
the number OF apparently impossible
teats performed by the experienced NJ
tint or to single out any for particular eS'
ceiteuee, for all were worthy Of the high
eat praise. However, We may mention
the bird trick and the Pandora box, of
the first night and the Hover illusion OF
the second night IN which the Professor
utowA on the aingr, not only the flowers
| bnt the pots ~ well, while hia perform
ances with the rings excel anything We
havr ever seer.
Not the least interesting feature of
the evenings entertainments Is the dis
trihutiou of presents, consisting OF s''el'
useful articles M glassware, cr0ckery
vases, toilet setB, shawis, rocking chairs,
flour, hams, and other articles too MT
nrrous TO mention IN this short notice,
with n cash present on the frat night OF
s5, and so on the second night, The
fortunate poApossor Of the number draw
Ing the cash prizes were Miss Bnttai'.
Mt the fra, evenings performance and
Miss Gadbeny on the second, Those
who have not been so fortunate IN to
witness these performances sbonld nvai
themselves OF the remaining three days
stay Of the Professor aud see his mos
wonderful feats Of iegcrdcnatn,
Admission, with two envelopes NIT,
cents. children and gallery, with presen
Of one envelope, twenty-five cents ke
served seats ut Chambers without eS
trn charge
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22
At Beal's

NJ 1 u.
HWEET APPLE "a UCE--g pound Tin CANA
Ghoiee'
CIDER Appt.EAAtjt,E.%9 pound tin eatis,
fboiep,
FWtftT urTTEI !. Apple Peach, Plum,
(nIiiec and llaspbpIfy,
S sipisi, JEilY 4 poupi tin cans choice and
ei,ea,
AAADRTED PRESERVES. spound tin buck.
ets
FRESH APPLES, .ato,,,,d cans.
EVAFuRATEU APPLES !. Fancy white,
yesv ehaiee
FUEsU PEACHES, "A nanpd cans, table fruit,
bniEij pEEt,Eji tEKGWts, ,ttooi North
caroinn,
TfNkiAtf PEttSEa, choicest ,ss0,
pitiTt, ritts .Lon'toa LAYERS, isao,
Af,MONDk. Hast t.aR9,,adee,
KAiAtNA, ,Ghejra Lo6aa Museaiels.
GRANDERlttfsA .Cb0te,st Care C0d,
titfJKWffEAT FLOUR Plati, aud setftAts.
inu,
GOLDEN DATES, Fresh mn, choice,
TtfRKisu ROSES, A i,0ntf cans preserved
TAMAHiNDR, 4 Mound cans,
pf,tiM PUDDING pound cans, excellent,
PATE pE Fi)tA tlilAs Hest imported
FANNY GNEAM CHEESE, Double Cream
New York,
HODtfEFORT CHEESE hast imported,
MINISTER CHEESE, Choicest American
NEtFtHATEt eli EEsE, Choice Ameti,
ean,
EPpS COCOA homeopathic, London,
CHOCOLATE, bakers aweet aud plain,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22
IOFFN lAlu
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCII.
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF BATON ROUGE,

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF BATON ROUGE,
Thursday, March Il, l1Sl
Presentation. l., Jastremski, Mayor !;
aud Mcssrs. Wax, Week, buggan, Gin
Ter, Grady, Burke, aud Brooks.
The Mayer stated that the object Of
the meeting was to arrange for the pnr'
chase of bonds Of capital loan ~ provI-
ed for tn the ordinance authorizing said
loan,
BY Mr.. Burke, Resolved that the sum
of two Thousand dollars (S2 ,O00) be Of
fcrcd for sale to the highest bidder for
the money and The lowest bidder for the
bonds of 1850 in compliance with Sec. 6
of ordinance adopted March LIST lSs0,
and the Administrator Of Finance be in.
structod TO advertise for sealed bids foI
same 10 be addressed to him up to noon
OF April LIST lssl, adopted,
The Secretary presented communi.
cation from J, D. Fisher Lessee of Gas
Works, notifying the Council Of annull
meut of contract to light lamps, to take
effect from April LIST proximo. On mo.
tion duly seconded, same was received
aud ordered filed.
On motion duly seconded the Council
adjourned.
LEON JASTREMSKI, Mayor.
GEO. HENDERSON, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22
tiou to tile Ludy's BOOK IL quo Of those

tiou to the Ludy's Book Ii quo Of those
safe Investments thut eau never bring
regrets. Any Of our ieaders WHO do not
take tbs Lady's Book eai, be supplied,
promptly, by leaving their orders ~ this
office, We will furnish our own paper
and the Lady's Book for tho low price Of
~ rs per arnum, The publishers agree
to start a subscription with my month
you may select.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22
GrrloleehIp Gapatollan
LOCAL MATTERS.
For Administrator of Police.

Mn, .5pifon~flease announce mo ~ = oaiio'
date for reelection 10 tho oniee Of Administrator
of Police, Election 20 DO hold on Monday
April itb pros Paid u D. itbb@s'
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

MIR, A, u. tytlc, viii please accept our
thanks for handsome photograph fthe
q. n, 4. Alliance, which that skilled ~.
list drew whom the elegant vessel was
laying oil this city n few days ago,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

The Alliance returned on last evening
from her pleasure cruise to NNtehoz,
whence she started Mt : \. NJ, arriving
here at J.. NJ, thus making u run of 100
miles IN nine hours From the cxccu.
tive officer, Lieut., Idle, We learned that
the people of the Alliance were enter.
tanned in the most hospitablo manner
by those of Natchcz, who, in great NUM-
bcrs, visited the vessel, 4 reception
was given on board to many ladies and
gentlemen from shore, ut which, 80 the
gallant Lieutenant says, there were
more pretty girls To the square iuch than
he ever saw before" Commander Yates
is no longer aboard, having becn order.
ed North. Commander Cooper is in
charge now. The Alliance left Us this
morning ut Il o'clock. for New Orleans,
where she Is to remain three or ionr
days, after which she goes tn Hampton
Roads, to prepare for the naval display
which Is IA he made on theoccason Of the
uuveihng Of Admiral Farragut's statue.
'May all aboard live long and prosper"
is our farewell TO the gallant tars of the
Alliance,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22
For Csunciinaen.

Enron observation-disclosures announce MeHsia'
JOHN i. WAX ana JOHN GRADY Va eehdi'
dates for Couaeilmeu, First Ward Municipal
Election to be- held on the fourth Of Nprll next
MANY VOTERS
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

Is on our table. The steel plate is n
beautiful picture from SCOTS "Monas.
terry" and one of the very best of the
popular series which have enriched this
magazine for several years, In the lit
crary department are given II complete
novel, of intense interest entitled "Snc-
rRcc,' and n number Of short stories,
poems, and sketches. In the fashion dc
parimcnt are elegantly colorcd full
length figures, numerous illustrations of
dress for womcn aud children, and the
work department is replete with useful
instruction, supplemented with sengrav-
ings, upon various matters of interest to
housekeepers. The array OF recipes and
the fun for children are still kept up
with old.timc care. 1t seems to us that
the money spent for years subscrip.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

Col, VIII A, Strong, Our popular Sec
rotary Of State, spent few hours IN tho
city, Oh Sunday last. We were away
at Bruly Landing, NJ the time and thus
deprived Of the pleasure ofgrceting him
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

See change In the notice to Architects
aud builders regarding Court House and
iail of tho parish Of West Baton Rouge
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

Elsewhere will be read tho announce.
ment made by 'many yoterA,' who are
presenting the namo Of Mr.. W. T. Kidd
for administrators of Police. Mr., Kidd
IL yonpg man Of nneSeeptionablo ebar'
aeter, aud wll II elected, perform his
duty consciontously,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

Uncle Harry llyNms, called at the
CArrroLiNS, on yesterday, hoping not to
find ~, SO he said, He east anchor,
however, In our big chair and wanted to
know If wa had any news relating 10 the
Press Association, lie talked 80 much
about the mdics who treated him 50 well
ut the last meeting in New Orleans, that
tho old mNn begins to believe himself n
regular "mashcr," lie talks of orgonia'
ing the biggest kind of u lando0go on
the occasion OF the next meeting, which
will take place here, on the first Monday
in September, aud wants each member
of the Press to bring along dozen bellies
from his parish, Uncle Harry iso candt-
date for Queen of the May"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

SEQ notice of Registration in this Ia
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22
Far AUGMENTATION OF Finance.

Eoroa GAruotIss You will please announce
tho naua Of Mr., W flkiDD for the Office Of
Administrator Of Police, snbieet 10 tbs vote Of
Tho people, II the municipal election 70 be held
on the 9TH Of April aud oblige
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22
MANY WORMS

We arc authorized TO announce MICHAEL
CHAMBERS "a u candidate for Administrators
Of Finance NJ tho approaching municipal elee'
ton, on Monday, April 9TH, pfoS
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

nRESS GOODS--As usual. have spared no
- pains In selecting my stock II Spring Dress
Goods and would ask the ladies 70 call and ex
anime my immense stock before purchasing
elsewhere, A. kOSENFlELD
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

Pork, Bacon and Lard!
You will find good stock Of Pork. Bacon and
Lard. also Bacon shoulders NJ the store Of
ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-22

'"P''''" =a=e==-r
BthdhAhf'-oh wednesday '''""'R
inst, TWO eo'ofod o"SS' Ah'''" ''"'"
and George Murray broke open mo
back door OF tho mouse "''"P''" ~ wv
1891 ,,,.a, ,eo,.h = shawl min md
.,,.o.,,,I, L.ioIou th,ms,,y,a A. IA,
$50 u,,, ., ...ot n,1 = a doz,n ,yya,
Th,o,ri, nm, Q,,r.e Washington. who
L,,,oL, ia, w,tch "a Il, ,cnaired to Mr..
aIm,, icwclcr tho eluc wna ob,nin,
al ,,u,h lad ., N, orr,st md iucor,
.,l..,. 80 tt, ,.,o tn,,i,r.
The College News S the 'na'''e VI tue
neat little paper "h''h ~ p"o''Sh'o
monthly by The pupils OF the Mhhshol'
t.,.,.t. Ili.,,, thn nrat uumhpp ni
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Gharlestown, Jefferson
county, w. Va, February IL. 1880.
L. Jane Wilson, Miss BERTHE Arnett.
Mrs. Eliza Calterton, William Parrs., Ed
mend Sanders, w. A. Bennett, Joseph Fl.
Butts, Rev. Jas. 81. w. Blake.
The above letters, if not called for. within
thirty days, will be sent to the deadle.ter of,
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
BENZ. +. LEIsENR1Na, z. M.
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will mail (Free) the recipe for a simpIe yxo.
5TABLE BALM that will remove TAN, FRECKLES,
r!afLEs aud sIoTcHEs. leaving the skin soft.
ing luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or
smooth face: Address. ia~ciosiug &c. stamp. Ben.
Yandelf Z Cor Reektnen ST.. ~. innsh 6m
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ERRoRs OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv-
ou' DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY, and
lhs effects OF youthful indiscretion, will tor the
need II, the recipe and direction. for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the adrertiser's experience
can DO so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. oG DEN, ~ Ceda. ST., Now York.
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TO CoNsUMpTIyEs

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
OF that broad disease. ption. by a si,nnle
remedy, is anxious to make known to bis fellow
sunerers the means Of euro. To all who desire il,
ne win sead a copy Of the prescription used, Gree
of charge,) with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will ind a sunE Guar
Tor CoNsuaF1toN, AETNA, BsoseHIrls, &c. Par.
ties Wishing tho Prescription, will please address
Rev =. a. 1874 Penn ST., Villa ms
oa'gn'N. Il. jan25 -6m.
A GENTS WANTED.-Bis Pay. Light
q Work: Steady Employment. Samplss free.
Adoreka, M. L. BYRN. 40 Naaaau "a. N.x YorL
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors anSsin-
discretion Of youth, nervous weakness, eerly
decay loss of manhood, &C., viii. send a recins
mat will euro you. FREE OF This
great remedy wac discovered by a missionary in
SCUM America. Send q sclf- addressed envelope to
City. anon I."
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COAL AND SALT.

HAVE now on Aan5 and for sale,
so Tons Baltimore Vein White A.a Mt
Cool;
so Tons Lykeas' Valley Red Asa Nut C..l;
80 Tons Bakinso,s Vein Rhit. Ah Store
10 Tons BaLtnore Vein Hhite Ish E.v
Coal;
100 Tons Georges Creek poRey Coal;
100 Tons Fine Coal, for burning Lime ar
B9cksmihing, and 100 Sacks Liverpool
fTae aud G.. A Sab.
JAMES MoGRAw,
req. l. 1851. Hsrper's Ferry. W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

The Baltimore Conference, NJ. e. Church
South, will meet in Harrisonburg, Va,
March 8, 1881.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-15

A POLITICAL CoNUNDRuM.-A conun-
drum asked by one of the ..burnt cork" arr
fists at the Durrez & Benedict outertainmeut
last Tusdny night brought down the house.
1t was as follows "Wby is the State Of Vir>
ginia like a bad razor? Because the more
yeu may homo (Alahone) it the worse it got"
Winchester Neus-