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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
Black Donald, 1879

THAVE recently purchased of LeEi Arnold,
L OF Michigan. his motel Poland China Boar,
BLACK DONALD 46TA which has stood ut the
head OF his noted herd for the pa. { two year.
I will allow him Il limited s,rv ice outside of NV
own herd. at "A service fee of 81 TO each. paNa-
BILE at time of service. Registered Sows. s5tp
each.
s. e. GILL FIT.
Cottage Grove Stock Farm.
March 3 4S-J S69-4w
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LessO0s
The st, Paul Globe gives the follow.
ing as one Of tbs lessons Of the Mich
igan election. 1t sayss
"The people have spoken In con-
demnation of sumptuary legislation.
Whenever the Republicans of Mich
igau formed combination with the
FrGhibitionists the issue then came
directly bsfnre The people whether or
not they would have their personal
rights abridged. The deeisioA ~ e;Ga'
phatic enough to admit OF no misun
derstanding. The Democratic party
is on the record as opposed to all sump-
tuary laws. tt is sometimes asked,
why do Democrats take such posi-
ton? The answer is plain enough.
The advocates of sumptuary legisla
ton assume that by the passage of laws
q people bent upon vicious lndut-
eence can be made suddenly virtuous;
and they even go the length of affirm-
ing that the nYn ber of men who know
what is good for then. Is small, and
that this minority ought to ee capable
of compelling the majority to lead
lives of goodness. These assumptions
are too violent for Democratic accep-
tanee Democrats do not believe that
drunksPds CAP be reformed and turned
into saints by Legislature, nor Is II
quite clear to the Demoesatif mind
that minOrities are sent into the world
to coerce majorities. That drunken
hess is q great evil no intelligent per-
sou will deny. 1t involves many woes,
crimes and iniquities, but slavery is
an evil which INVOLVES greater and
more general suffering. The good
bishop who thought a nation would
do well to sacrifice its sobriety rather
than it's freedom, spoke wisely and
we'll The way to deal with bibulous
habits is by education of the moral
and intellectual perceptions, and also
through those social influences which
the temperance organizations are ex-
citing. Through their operations alore
good in arresting the evil of intemPer
auce has been accomplished than by
all the sumptuary laws that were ever
passed since social reforms began t.
agltate the public mind. And that is
the view the people of Michigan have
taken of it."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

CINCINNATI, O., April ll.-In u brief
speech Oh change today Senator Shei-
man said he regarded the outlook fa
vorable for renewed business prosper
ily. In referring to the new admins
tratiou, he said he believed Pfesiient
Cleveland meant To insist on fidelity
and honesty in public affairs. he
thought business men should he dill
gent in demanding conformity To hen
t.sL business principles in politics.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
j. B. ROBINSON,
Canraturr ,f Stat


THE twenty sixth genera! S. $. Con-
vention of Ohio will open at New
Philadelphia, Tuesday evening, June
2, 1885, and close Thursday evening,
June 1. A number of able speakers
have been secured for the occasion,
and the people of New Philadelphia
will Hospitality and freely entertain.
All schools are desired to be represent
cd. Lovers of the Bible are personally
invited. 1t is especially wished that
State, District and Sunday School Off
GERS be present. Ministers of the Cos
pei will be heartily welcomed, and
their presence, counsel and influence
ass earnestly desired. General secre-
taries and officers of Church Boards
sIs cordially invited.
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JUDICIAL SALE-NOTICE.

sTaR. SraIt S,t>,g Tt ~" 'arST ., OGMoS PLEAS.
MOT .CE i, i ~ by given ha by virtue of an
N order issued Uut Of said Court OF Common
Pleas, in the case OI The NJ Engl Ian lru
, Ompaby agaIHse The COnI otIon Valley Rail
way Company and Others aud 10 me directed
is Special Master Com u ssioner theIeih ap
pointed, wi OT,r for sale at public auction.
at the door OF the court house at GapIon, in
said County, at o'cl4cA p. ~. Vi
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

Two COUSINS of President Cleveland
reside In this city: Mrs. Charles How.
ard and Mrs. Benjamin Robbins. The
ladies are daughters of Judge Clev+-
hand, who was a thorough Demacrat
and an efficient worker in political
campaigns The family formerly Iivs d
at Youngstown.-[Warren Democrat.
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prominence at our bar, say the other
day, that he thought in equity the
saloon keepers ought to recover. What
view the Courts will take Of the Gues-
tion remains to be seen.
The PROwLER.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

For the past few days flock of
strange birds have been staying about
the east branch of the Mahoning riv.
er. They are of a pure white color,
there seems to be difference of opin-
ion as to whether they are swans or
Canada geese. Wallace Herbert and
Sam Stone both succeeded in obtain
ing fine specimens, Mr.. stones meas
uring seven feet from tip to tip of
wings, and four feet from beak to tail
Newton Falls Echo.
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Whitewashing.

DROF. PcuLC>E EY wOuIi Inform the peo.
pie ~ RaVruHu that he Is on hand and
ready 10 do all iniS al Hhitew a-hinR that m aJ
be intraSted 10 him III 4 neat and worsmanlfse
manner. All orders le't at his residence. on
Old Fair GIouni or at Fury \ Williams Gro
cely Stare. wiIi receive prompt attention.
1 an al - IA 1rarCd tn do AlanastIpe " oT B
and C4IIct l"TIUinH.
10 GA
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ArbOr Day.


Governor Hoadly on Friday issued
the following proclamation:
TO the People of The State of Ohio:
BY authority of the joint resolution
Of the General Assembly of the State
Of Ohio, adopted April II, 1889, enti-
tied, "a joint resolution To authorize
the Governor to issue annual proclaim
ations relative to planting forest trees"
4 hereby designate The 24tn day of
April, 1885, for the planting of forest
trees. and recommend li,ats hat day
be devoted by the people To that pur.
pose.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the State OF Ohio, this 10th day
of April, 1885.
George HOADIY.
By the Governor.
j. B. ROBINSON,
,,f
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NOTICE

A POCKET BOON containing a small amount
N uI mnury. The uwuer r5n have ;he same
nv calling "n =. WALLER. IJ Atwater. and de-
ScrIUing II. aud pay ing Tor this adv SeTtisement.
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Dissolution Notice,

The firm of Dewey X Weizel is this day dis-.
solved by mutual consent. d. +. WetZel retiring
The business will be cGHtnEad at the cid stand
nnder the firm name of Dewey & Wetzel. NJ.
Dewly will collect all bills and pay all ac"0untf
As iu the past Nr. Net2el will give his persona
attention to the repairing of all time pieces. Mnd
guarantee satisfaction ID. A. DEW EY.
Rayenuu O. March - 1SSI
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NOTICE Of APPoINTMENT

Estate of Iames Ediinger. deceased
TIME unde '>ianai H. been appointed and
l. qualif a as u i,uIui traitor With the will
annexed, OF the '>tstS ul lanes EaIIngt 7, late
of Ravenna. PorttEy county. ,IeC eased
Dated this 18th dav of Ma rh A D 1884
S67. ALFRED z. EAcIN9ER
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IEC+ AT, NOTICE.

NOIlLE Is hereby given. that alter two
IN weeks publication hrl"ut,lhS unicI5tsned
will apply I" the Anditut nf Port Ee 0unty
for OIier TO yaCaIe titt part OF the ToU
Plat oI Ha, rt,on Village ncrein described to
wit All 10 til oi the FuLiIc square, and the
Highway known as Inc ParE nan Road, aud
east of street, east OF the CuyahoEs River,
aud that all oil said lots therein and street may
be vacated.
RyI, 7, sIpp4tL, Atty, sSs-sw
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

Twenty years ago GeneraiGrant was
looked pom ss TIE greatest man in the
United States, excepting perhaps,
Abraham Lincoln. He had just led
the armies eff the North TO Il wonderful
victory, and conquered the armies of
the South, eGnlTlanded by some of the
best generals of modern times They
had withstoOd the Union forces over
four years, and the hearts Of the north -
ern men had almost despaired of ever
seeing the Rebellion crushed. Grant
WAS the man of destiny, aud he stead
lily followed the rebels until they laid
down their arms at his feet II Was 4
grand victory, and the names "f Grant
aud App4matoI 4 will he entwined III
history for ayes 10 come.
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The Conn parisOM .

DIR. Fl. NJ. GarIichs, the well Known
wholesale and retail Druggist of st.
Joseph, Mo Dec. l., 1883, writes to &.
y. sIuiuous ss Co., st. Louis: | have
been selling drugs here for the past
twenty-fou years, and no medicine /
sell gives such universal satisfaction
as NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
In fact | sell two bottles of it where |
sell one of Re. ulator, and those using
it pronounce it far superior i'll point OI
He:it. For sale by Relding l. Arm.
strong, Havenna. Ohio.
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Teachers Examinations

EXAMINATIONS of Teachers VIII De hell ct tbe
high s'hnoi House in havenna. commsnctns
NJ O'Clock 4. NJ. and closing at 4 O'Clock P. N,
on the following sATURDAYs, ta-vit,
1st and 81 Saturdays in March aud Anrn
1T Saturdays In each month there altar tn zoos
SPECIAL EoTI0E.-Eo certificate viii bs anita.
dated. ~ erdes Of the Roara.
D-p, PICKITT, Clerk,
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An sin".ReliabIeHOus

n u T1HftTUTIhIHS 3 ,IktIItDIt T1OUS6
6. E. Reed can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best of
everything, but To secure the Agency
Nr such articles as have wellknown
merit, and are popalarWith the people,
thereby sustaining the reputation OF
being always enterprising and ever
reliable. Having secured the agency
Tor the celebrated Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell
surely cure and and every affection OF
Throat, Lungs and Chest, AMI to show
our confidence, we invite you TO call
and get Trial Bottle Free.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

Linn SMITH, editor aud publisher OF
the Public Herald, Of Philadelphia, il
after the frauds aud dead beats who
prey upon newspaper men and the
public. He is doing good work, aud
may he continue in it till the whole
crowd of swiuiiers are bauished from
the land. The price OF the h ersid il
fifty cents year.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
NOTES HY THE PKOWLER.

To quote an oft repeated, and per-
haps threadbare expression, might
say that Winter fingers in the lap OF
Spring." which, if it be trifle thread
bare, is nevertheless wonderfully true
1t is surprising how the winter hangs
on. 1t beats the memory of the " old
est inhabitant." and he fain would re-
call such : Winter and Spring as We
have had this year. lsVerS one, !
opine, longs for the balmy air, the
green grass, and the fragrant flowers
of Summer, but they will come, and
the air will be all the more balmy, the
grass greener, and the flowers the
more fragrant, Enea the snow and the
cold shall finally yield to them.
~
General Grants heroic struggle with
death is watchedby the whole country,
and ia the closing hours of his eventtul
life, he seems very near tue hearts of
the people, and especially the many
BOYS in blue throughout the United
States, who followed him through his
many brilliant campaigns, and were
with him triumphant at Appomatox,
daily scan the bEiletinc that tell OF
his condition, with deep seated and
fervent emotions. 1t is said that he
has been better for the past few days
and. perhaps he is, but it cannot be
that as will recover from the malady
that has fastened it's deadly fapgs upon
him and is leading him down to the
"valley of the shadow of death"
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&ee the Er00F.

ENTIRE oN.-YourChil-
larine sell well and give good satisfac
tion. Tom A. Marshall, Druggist,
Kiethsburg, Ill. April Il, 1884 Fol
sale by Bedding d Armstrong, Ravenna
NEEDS LARGE LoTOF CHILLARINE
ChillarIne takes very well here
Eant 2 large 10. of it. +. J. Spacek
druggist, Fayetteville, Tex. Mar. Is, 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

WE observe that there is considera-
BILE rejoicing in the Republican camp
over the result of the recent election
in this State. We beg leave to call
the attention of our Republican friends
to the fact, that on the same day, an
election of greater Importance also
came off in the State of Michigan,and
the Republicans got beautifully
scooped.n They started into the fight
with the odds greatly in their favor,
having formed an alliance with the
Prohibitionists and all the political
" odds and ends" of the State, and
having at the head of their ticket as
a candidate geutlemad whose repu-
tatiOn ss a lawyer and jurist ia cOex-
! tensiye with the continent. Still The
! Democrats carried the State by ma
lority of from 10000 to 10000 for the
head of the ticket.
THE Republicans are. completely
Mortified over the appointment OF i
few ex-COnfederates to offices of honor
aud profit by President Cleveland. II
was all right in their estimation for
Republican President to appoint Long
street, Mosby, keyes, and other Con
federstes TO fat offices, but it will nev
er do for Cleveland to do like thing
1t might interfere with keeping aliv
, the sectional strife and animosity upol
, which are based the hopes of the Re
publican party.
3 LrM SMITH. editor and publisher G
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Mexican Ee male Remedy.

1t is 4 simple com mbinatiOn of the
most heali"g and invigorating astrin
gents known to medic.l science, which
having been used 10y one of the most
eminent physicians OF Mexico for Il
number of years with inOst astonishing
results, for Prolupsns u eri, or Falling
of the Womb, UirersII" lnti4mma
tiOu, or Displact ment ~ the Womb
Leuchorlnl or Whites, and for all
cases of Female Weak ntssea. inciu,i
ing irregular or Painful Mehst ruafio
the propritt"fs confidently ar il to
the public a. the most vH!uab T. legacy
donated to suffering women Put up
in two siz-s. Large ST. containing
iudin Rubber Syringe, price 81 -
small size, containing same amount 0i
medicine, hut no syringe, price ST. pei
bottle. All persons should liist hu,
The large si2. in o;d-r TO gel the syr
iupe, II ter which il will he eronamy
TO purchase the small a. For safe
Gy heldinE n Armstrong. Ravenn.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

After LincOln's death, aud before
the country had yet recovered from
the effects of the civil War, Johnson
term ~ President expired, and the
people naturally tprned TO General
Grant to take his place. May IL, 1858,
u national Republican convention WAS
held iu Chicago, in which every Stale
in the Union WAS represented, and
with b5O delegates. When the roll of
States WIS called 10 name Il Presiden
tial Candidate, the result showed 900
votes for Ulysses 5. Grants unanim-
ity without parallel. He was elected
that Fall, and again i'll 1872, and the
reader is familiar with the record of
his administration. During the latter
began to wane, and the people did not
look upon him with the same feelings
that they did at the close of the war
but such is the case with all great
men, They occupy the attention of
the public for = while and then are
dropped for some one else. But il
seems as if in Grants last days, his old
time popularity returned, and AS he
goes to Join the majority ON the
other side" the remembrance of his
services to his country comes back to
the people, and they weep as his life
goes out.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

See a woman in another column,
'etr Speer's Vineyards picking grapes
r"Iu which 5peer's Port Grape Wine
- na,tr,. that is ~ highly esteemed by
he medical professiou, for the Use Of
inva,ifs. weakly persons and the aged
Sold lay Druggists
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Both the blue and gray are hurry.
ing along to pitch their tents across
the river, 1t will not he long before
they all will join forces Oh the other
side, aud not one will be left who took
part in that memorable struggle of
twenty years ago. General Grant will
go, and the boys in blue of aforetime
will but follow him as of yore. Gen
eral Lee has gone, and the boys in
gray are one by one following in the
footsteps of their great commander
~
Our Court cOnvenes again in two
weeks from next Monday. There are
large number OF cases on the docket.
but the outlook for d long term is not
fiattering. The business generally
lags at the May term. Judge, attor-
neys and clients get their first touch
of Spring fever at that time, aud let
their busin ess 20 in u hap hazard sort
of way. There have been fifteen or
more suits brought by the saloon keep
ers Of the county against the Treasurer
to recover back their scott tax, which
swells the docket some The progress
of these cases will undoubtedly be
watched with some interest, as their
outcome will materially affect the tax
payers. ! heard an attorney of soma
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&C e nl e lsi be G

The HoT SPRINGS REdEbY e. 4
{. cures without knife. Egtrnre or
pain, Is perfectly cieau Contain. uu
grease T. freq from on -u,ivr "L,t,
DOES not stain the r:oIhe. For eai-
Ey Hsiditg y Armstrong.
SIMMONS Iron Cordial Te novate- ami
enrichea The Blood aud accelerafea it.
action. For sale by E-ldin. i Ar- =
strong, Rayenna. ..
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken ef
your rest by sick child suffering and ctSing
with pain Of cutting tccthf If sc,send atoncs
and get bottle of Mrs. WINsLow's SooTHIEs
SYRUP FOR cHILDRAN TEErHEG. Its value =
incalculable. Ii Mill relieve the poor itth
sufferer immediately Depend upon it moth
ers. there is nolnistake about iii It curesdy !
entery and ,ialrhna, regulates the stotnael
ana 6owels.cures wind colie,softens the gums
reduces inflammation, aud gives tone and enetg,
to the whole system. MRS. W1NsLows SoorH
ING SYRUP FOR caILDREN TEETRINe is pleasan
to the taste ard is the prescription OF one tn
eldest na.iiest female nurses and phyMeiansi
the United State and is for sale by all drus
gists throughout the world. Price, % cents
l,bottla.
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uTYNT more money than at anything else by
w N taking an agency for the best selling
III 11N book out. Beginners succeed grandiJ.
None fail. Terms free. HALLET Book Co,
Portland Maine.
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The smiling countenance of Judge
Friedman, Of Boutte station, beamed
upon us at the Courthouse Thurs
day last. He appeared to be sew
-eral inches taller than usua, but
that was accounted for whenhe IN
formed us his wife had the day
before, presented him with . fine
bouncing boy. We congraullige
them upon their new found hapli.
ness.
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Official Directory.
JuplCIARY
26th Judicial District

Comprising tho parishes of Jefserson, ST
Charles, and St. john the Baptist,
DISH IN Judge Michael Hahn, tIIahnyilIe
p. O., St. Charles parish,l
Dishi1 Attorney GervHis Lechc, Bonnet
Carrie 7, o, St John Parish.
JURY TERMS
Jeilerson- First Monday Of April & Fourth
Monday in November.
ST. Chatles-First Monday Of MAY and
second Monday OF October.
st. John the Baptlst-birst Monday Of Juno
aud first Monday of November.
CIVIL TERMS.
Jeiferson-Fitat Monday Of July and ond
Monday of January
| 81. Charles--First Monday OF February aud
Fourth Monday OF July.
~. John baptist First Monday of March
and Third Monday Of August.
COURT OF ApPEALs-hIFTH CIRCUIT
Judges--Eugenew w. llake, of Lafourchc, aud
Henry p. Smith, o. 81. Mary
Terms Il, 81 CAasles--Eirst Mondays in
March aud October.
81. Johns First Mondays in April and No
i venher
| J,gersoa. econd Mondays in March and
October,
PARISH sr> CHARLES.
Rep, esentotirc-- Charles A. bourgeois,
$40 R.--Lewis Osy
4 Deputy .SktliG e Tar Collector Eugene Dry.
!. Dep,ug SterlB.- Robert Pierre.
Cletk ~ Court and cr-o6icio ReeOrdcr---John
b. Martin.
Parrish A ssessof--T. r. Baud0um
Parish 9fsastrg'-- Robbins.
OoroMel--t'lem Colly,
CiWcia{ JOURNALISM, CnARLrs HERALD.
! oiice JHry--J, l.. Boutte, Presidents AR
thur Brou. Leon Sarpy, 10. Rost. ELcBreton.
Theodule i. Baudouln Secretary.
3 School Board--Eniilc RosG, President, Leon
Sarpy, 4, 4. Bandouin, II, H. iuunge, Owen
McLeran, j H. BOntle. r. Il,
Baudouin arish Snporintendcntaud &c o0feiO
secretary Arthur Robbins, Treasurer
Postmaster. at HahnpNe Joseph W. Carcw
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Church Directory.

CATHOLIC CuuRuH.--lhere will be divine
service ut the Catholic Church oiOnr Lady OF
u @ Rosary, AT the Star Plantation, every other
sunday teach fifteenth day., and at the Red
Church on alternate Sundays, NJ . o'clock
Rev. Father @ a. Iobard, officiating.
BApTIsT CHuHen, Divine service every Sun
day morning nj l10'cloek at,the church OF Rev
Wesley Gross, lIahnville. Seats free.
MErmoDisr CHURCH Divine service Will
be held every sunday evening at and 1880
Jelock. at st. james N. u. Church on Roselius
street. Hnhnville. Rev. Geo. a. PAyue, pastor.
All are invited attend.
Location of Parish Ferries.
lat From Estate Of O. Bourgeois to Widow
Trepagniers Place.
ID Star Store to Mary Duncan store.
81 Hahnvlle to Leon Sarpys Plantation.
ith Fashion Store to Deyn0Odt Plantation
sin j. li Gussens Store TO hbsts Lower
Plantation
9Th peter Harper's Place to Grima's School
House.
IN Bnnsanet g. Alpeunte Plantation 10
II. Frelsen's Plantation,
JEFFERSON PARISH.
Sherig.-O v waggner
DepRty iSheriG--C. w. Wison.
Cierk-Janes G. Btumann,
Deputy Cierk.--L. soublet
ST. JOHN PARISH.
Sheriff John Wehre.
Depniy sheriff u Y0isin.
Clerk --Zsnon Millet.
Deputy Cierk.-E. Sentells.
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Try the HERALD for 6 weeks
ysu woa, regret it,
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FOR RENT.

The spacious H ANVIL L r
HALL, and grounds will be rented
for Balls, Parties, Picnics, Soirees,
Meetings, etc, on reasonable terms.
For further particulars. apply. to
Joseph w. Careao,
HERALD OFFICE
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.-p--zsa MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
esitsss>- A. Fl INDEPENDENT ELECTRIC LIGHT
sezesss ikefElz PACKET. For THE UPPBR COAST
to Hampton Point and all way landiugs~the
ne " and h ndsOme
MABEL C0MEAUX,
II. J. CoMEAUx, Master,
w. G.. MAcLIN q CHAs. DIAN. CLERKS.
will leove aaaboye Moatiays Wednesday ard
fEaaaVs al u NJ, returning down the cast
ON alternate days.
Has clerk at the head of Cont street. NO,
daily to receive freight.
GAY BERTRAM, or
JOHN NJ HODGKINS0N,Ag euts4s Must
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RIDRlVEGa COASTIINR
UPPER COAST PACKETS !:
0fice. As Camp St. II. 0.


DAILY LINE as FOLLOWS:
Monday, " ednesday & Friday, 2 NJ, Whisper
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