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WOIIlE,
N LET IfsfrEn xgFsprr NEM faR ~ A l. ID =

FEYO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL ID )
l. EASES.-The reputation of the writer so well e55,
hed that all that necessary say to those who have be
unfortunate have contracted OF those Gt
ft diseases known and called Secret Diseases, M pet
of their oms, that the writer after most
cessH practice OF wentyg< years. confined strictly TO We
nerea Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood ayng treated
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope Ct
whom had been nnder the treatment OF eminent physicians
without receiving any benefit is enabled to or you posi-
lively safe, and speedy Should any OF tne
unfortunately Gieteu this short advertisement they
would do well to cali at No s. CUsT0MHQusK STREET le
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves OF the benefits
OF the subscribers long and successful experence.
jyI5 I'm b. +. MULLEN, 81 CustOmhOuse St.
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81 go . s. So

A CARD.
NOR THE BENEFIT or THE AFFLICTED.-knO A.
Il ing the extreme hazard which strangers run, i4 cOnst
ing physicians for the OF private diseases, owing to Inc
deem to be nothing bat act ef kindness towards the
unfortunately afflicted well sheer justice to Dr. MI l.
LEN No S. Gast0mh0ltse street state that in she
1916 Eas soey afflicted with syphilis, in IFS worst and me st
appalling form and for several months together under
the best regular medical practice could obtain in New CE
leans without being all beneftted-indeed grew
Al length heard OF Dr. Mullen's great reputation ~,
piled him. and tony great 10y, in three weeks he reon
perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans, Jan l47
WIS 2m SAMUEL Robertson.
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House Of Refuge. second Municipality.

caM.ussloNERs-Ioshua Baldwin, Prest; A. p Co.'S
3 ~ Isa,sss p Freret Dr. RI H. Graham. James Goidns,
LIAM Ifn faodn VIM Nj Goodrich, John Hail. j A MaybIn,
H. Mathews. f. Macpherson, DR. Pct9l James ea W.
Il a Maybin James Saul, IL. MaepheTson tadeRtaTIHg
ffteeMesss j. w. NJ. Picton, J. I. FTeFet john
f,s,otn C1JRHtee on Buildings and Gr0HndsMessTs.
H. Mathews Vim. NJ. Goodrich, a. y, CfoSsman .. -
es' Committee-M. McNair, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs 6fls-
void Mrs Richardson and Mrs Gardiner. SuPERfNTEN-
DENT = IT, j. Williams. SECRETARY = q. V. Jonte
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MAR.AM .MRe



CtAdUEL LOCKE Nos 2 ard 8 Froat Leose. 81
. IS now receiving and has IN S oIe- ~
200 coils Of Manila Rope sssonsd to inches. "a
800 do. Taned Hemp do l TO DO. i
100 coils Spun Yarn and Mafiin.
5000 gallons Boiled PART Oil; White Lead.
2500 90. Sperm Oil Lard and Whale Oil.
40 eases OF Sheane Copper, assorted ff0m Il to q or;
Composition n ais and Spikes
$50 tons OF Ba Iron, ass0uedA meTiean Swedes. etc.
20J0 kegs of Cut n ais, assorted, ID 10 God.
100 Anchors. assorted sizes, from 80 10 $500 lbs
so tons Chain Gables. assorted. from "a 70 q inch.
$50 sheets Of BrazeFs Copper, 10 to 100 ID. sheets.
500 boxes Tin Plates, Is X Charcoal
I00 do. extra size Fin Plates. "a 90
IG0 boxes Loaded Plates, IA 20 nc. and TX.
5000 yardsoi Cotton Canvas, No. TO TO-
Tin aud Japanned Ware BY Wholesale spelter Solder
Block sa Sheet and Pig Lead Riyets; Kettle Ears ass
and Iron Wire Bolt Copper Tin Smiths Tools and Ma
chinsly; Circular Shears; Pocket and Table Cutlery.
large and iIeshsi0ek OF late importations. myLo
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DaILv oREsc CENT.

KTIrn BY LIeHrNfNc.-dessrs. Carey aed
PM hrh. ,,yo Young men, while returning from teach
i'S4n e;.sJay school. at Birmingham, Pa, ie"
lng '3a Tes were struck by lightning and both m
o o,an,I Viii, l,ed lad who was WALKING between
,Ls,o was unhurt.
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F,rAD AccIDENr.-on the nh inst. on staten 5l
Island. a carriage, in which was Mrs H. D. RIeil'
Mrs Fowler and her child, was suddenly oVertu[-
cd. and the child instantly killed, and both llrs.
n iep and Mrs. Fowlervery seriously injured Mrs
Rien had her arms broken.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

Il : 80
No SIS Camp Street, .Felg Orleans
EHTHERE Families can find all articles o. housekeeplng
w comprising general assortment and select stock OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE = Cooking utensils Tin and
Iron Ware; Fire Sets brass and STEEL Shoyes and T0ngs
and Kitchen Fire Iron. - : -, - Il, ~,
Enameled and patent rneta timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
Coffee Urns.
Tea and Table Spoons.
Churns and Tubs.
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Muse Chairs and
MATs-Jute Manila, AIicant, Palm and Husk Mats
Walters and Trays.
Brass Britannia and metal Candlestcks and Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces
d. 81 j. WTights patent Premium Cooking Stoves, Tor
wood or coal with fixtures complete the most approved pat
e. HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at re-
ducsd prices mho IN
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DaowNEp.-Mr. Geo. Duff, second engineer Of
,ba steamboat Z. D. King, was accidentally drown
I'd en- her downward trip on the Alabama fi'et'
His body has NOT been found,
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FArAL Accidental Berliley, Mass On Inc
9TH inst. Mr.. Nathan Burt fell upon seythe N
suel a manner as nearly to sever one Of ms hahas
fromthe wrist Before the wound couid De dressed
he died from loss Of blood.
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Coleman, w 9 Senior Warden; Gladin Corn, W. ~
q Junier Warden; Daniel Blair, G Treas'T; w. Ii.
RRoTs ss SSo Phn o99Pe s lS Re5c3R II 81
A. J. Williams, Marshal; J. A. Staats, Tyler.
Lodges under tie Jurisdiction Of the Grand Lodge Of La
GEORGE WASHINGTON LoDGE, No. L meets on the LIST
Tuesday evening Of each month"; at the Masonic Hall
the Caoton RAILROAD Depot Of BarOnne and Perddo
"; G. Gorn W; Samuel G. Risk secg P6iippi
Treasurer 7. J. Martin, S d; A. Wintercast, ID.
on he 81 Mo6dsy IF each m0R at the od o@s
on Leyee 81 near Jaeks9nf G5scfrSa r. Dudley Nv "a
W; A; Arms see'y; J. w. McNamee, S ID; j. e. Wingard
J ID; J. Brooks, Tyler.
WARREN Lopez No 3-meets on the Cd Tuesday in each
month"; over the CaoDton Railroad Depot cor OF BaEonne
and Perdido sts. OtceTs--F Il. Lewis w M ID; Blair
Treasr; N, williamson D Joseph N Bates, d. ]. A
Stats Tyler.
MARION LODGE No 4-mees on the 4th Tuesday of each
month, at IS Common St. 09cerg-L H. Reynolds w
d.; w NJ. Perkins, S w; Theodore Famentier, w,
w. Richardson S D G Collins D Alex. Mclean, Tyler
THE Crescent Cry LoDeE, No. 5-meets on the lst
h9day o evening Of eag mfn Ho Sys me Yoo1 Ka
bait S W 4 o Harris, " A 5 Jones, Secretary Y
Raymond, Treasurer; j. w. Deshea, $ D. T. Myers J d.
HIRAM LODGE, No. 6-neets on the Sd Tuesday Of each
month"; corner Of Baronne and Perddo SIS. CbcesD. G.
Benbrook, w MO II. Brocklebank, S W; w. II. La
ter, Treasurer Joseph Moss S D John southwel j D,
EUREKA Lopez, No. 8meets in Lafayette, on the list
q SSf1 a mon N Lyfs Bv seaf aSS0g
Reanger to hatsys Iressu5er j. y Clements
SECRETARY .. T. AHOIpes u H6WbuigeII u j. Cal
beTsOn, Tyler
ALPHA LonaE, No 8rneets on the LIST and Sd Saturday
of each month in the Masonic hail. Is Common St. Off
eers-James r. Ilatgock, w NJ w. H. liutchings, s w
= Tmdeag w; Theodore J. Martin, Secretary Joshua
Baldwin. Treasurer
ST.. JOHN LopGE, No 9-meets on the Sd Tuesday of
each month"; at the Masonic Hall Of Baronne and
Peldido SIS. Qfesrs-J. NJ Wisdom, w M y. w. Car
roll 8 w; J. McRae, NV w. G. Kendall, Secretary N.
J. Pegram, Treasurer; R. Coiiman, J d.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9, of ROYAL IA
ARCH AIASONS-under the immediate jursdic- IN
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United x
States-hold their monthly meetings the first ~
Monday evening of each month, at the Masonic Hall
the Canoton Railroad Depot of Baronne and Per
dido Streets 0fcefS-F II. Lewis, H =; d. Blair, Sec
NEW ERA CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs-under
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter OF
the United Statehood their monthly meetings the I'd
Monday evening of each MONTH the Masonic TALL
the Canohton Railroad Depot OF Baronne and PedO
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MEDTOAI, TREATMENT.

nR. A. CULLEN has removed his office from % Royal
~ TO No. 10 Aatcez street, near the ATcade lie
still continues to Structure, on lbs new sysenrem9
medicine that relieve and permanently cure without any h
dTancs business diet Dr. Cullen Is too well known IN
New Orleans and the surrounding country TO need any pull
ing seiaudatioD On application 70 Dr. Cr he WI refer
you to hundreds OF the first standing m tins ety. VINO nav
been cured in tie last ten his new plan Please ca
and examine yourselves NO required without acuo
reflected Rheumatism cured. G0nOnhga cured ia thee
days pay.
49, Remember 10 NATCHEZ STREET. near tile Afcale;
Postpaid letters gu ncnay attended to all confidence and
medicine securely packed and sent 20 part OF tho
country mh2S I'm
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Owing TO the great success and immense sale of DR. Town
send's Sarsaparia number of who formerly our
Agents. have commenced making SarsapaTila Extracts
Eixirs Bitte Extracts Of Yellow Dock, They gene
have stolen and copied our ayenisemepts they only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Office l26 Fulton street Sun Building New
York Reding & Co. STATE street, Boston Dyott & Sons
1872 North Second street. Philadelphia s Hanee, Dug
et RalmGreiP NJ Eahap Edestanf 100 sgnfA Pearl sT
AtsHF r. 4 StAfs 9ztHS kaa ~ al lh9 HfEsgihsl
ssEssi agss ssalss sEs rs 8, 60. -.
seHgH o. ssEse ]. 81 !ssssssl
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GeneTal Agent OF any District g3is can he secured
supply OF the medicines
3. Emigant societies and other nbiiautbrapie bodies
should furnish them the needy
Office of tic C5rGefeRberg Colagqt,
No 80 Broadway, New York. Mach 1913
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Government of the state of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ISAAC Johnson Governor; TRAsIMoN LANDRY, Lit Gov;
elias Gayaue, Sec'y State Joseph Walker, Treasurer
L.. Bordeon Auditor; w. A. Gilmore, .Ator'y Gen
G. N Rowey, Adj Gen; r. ]. Kerr. Reg'r Land Off ce
H, 7, Williams, State Eng l., Blngier Surveyor Gen'l
A, DmitTy, State Superintendent of Public Education.
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mnRMst WnRMSll wORMs ",

TFNU REMOVE these tOubleS0me and dangerous nhabli
i ants OF the stomach and bowels, which often peair
the health and destroy the lives of children, JAYNES
TONIC VERmIFUGB certain and safe preparation for
the removal Of various kinds of Worms Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach Want Appetite Inantie Fever and AgHe and
Debility Of the Stomach and Bowels and Organs of Diges
ton II without exception OF the most valuable pre-
partitions in the world For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS & CO.,
ap18 Corner of Magazine and Common streets
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LIME.

Eis--
1AAO CASKS Thomaston Lime, for sale by
lUUU my17 JOHN STROUD & co. l46 Common st.
FT1HE WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide to travel.
L leTs going North by the Rivers giving minute de-
senption Of 81 points on the MISSISSIPPI Oho and other
APPS MILES G. SALE & CO., II st. Charles st.
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TIE GRAHFENBERG COMPANY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ii COMPANY hereby
announce that they are IN
corporaied by the flegisla-
ture of the State OF New
York. The inealculable
Importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bRsi-
ness on elevated principles,
and OF furnishing remedies
adopted to the public wants,
has led to this step. The
Company would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
1. Every neighborliOod
should hayeitS Graefenberg
Depot. b addressing the
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BIZ. u 49, = = ana oelesrs Of lhe

az T
-. p,ae,, If Hozaax Jfsstiass aad Officers Of the
once S 81 I.J is Isl A-nes q
s9 wi ia January April Jay and October.
q he Grand Lodge Hail. corner Of rchoqpeg
S Is sne FOs oceJ stewart ii " Master Augtas
Phelps W 6 M s jas Mafff ~ Williams.
ssu W Aybta s. G q saa; Thos f.
s y q So & W & Guardian :
LOUISIANA LODGE. No meets in the Hal q TIC sfTane
Lodge. Friday night ee5sIy 8 Hopkins, Jf
Permanent Secretary; II. Williams Treasurer
WASHINGTON LODGE. No 9meets in Mang ,td BUG
ma On tS1s lsF oBn g. MaGhss 6 John Huyman
see'y; n. w. Moore, Treasurer.
Ux1oN LODGE No eeet in Hal Of the S 6 az Lodge
Cohen v &: Sidney Relf Sec'yi e. l.. Millkn, Perm
sec'y; Samuel Fulton, Treasurer.
CREscENr LoDuE No smeets every Thursday evening
son N G; Henry d. Ogden, G; Geo Chiisty Sec y
II III 0msted Pern't Sec'y; Richard SWAIN Treasurer.
JegrrRgoN Lopez No. 9-meets every Tuesday evening
at Their Hall Tcoupitoulas street above Jackson s iaiag
cite. Offices ashingon W Baught; = .; Ihs. Cook
TEUroNrA LopGE, No. 10-neets every Tuesday evening
The Of Poydr2s and TehopPlto9lss SIS 0feeEs
Philip Wl man, 6 Julius aoy fada q ). 4. eyer'
ORLEANS LODGE, No 11--mees every Tuesday evening
at Crescent Hal in Camp s. ohIcersuB siHns o5t
Permit Sec s; Joseph Etter, TTeas'r
COMMERCIAL Lopez, No l2-meets at the Hall OF the
Grand Lodg every MedPesa{ g. foskR 9
I
Sec'y j. G. Glover, Permit Seey; VIM L. Gushing, Treas
HowARD LoDGE No. I3-meets every Thursday evening
at oclock the Hail of the Grand Lodge corner OF Poy-
dras and TehoupitoBlas OteersF w DelesderneT,
N G; john c. Lame V c. j G. Dunlap, Sec y; Ia a. LIE
w, Jr., Permit Sec'y; J. c. Taylor, Treas
HOPE I.oDGE No 14meets every Wednesday evening at
clock at Crescent Hail. Camp ST. 0tceTs-Henry Bier,
N G; E. w. Rodd. VIC; A b. Ben, secy; Ed, Flash, Fl
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-meets every Monday night, at 2
O'clock at Crescent Hail. Camp St. Ofices-M L. MeJH-
ton n G. Bernard Magi0ne, G j l. NanBokkelen,
Sec'y; Blilken, Treasurer.
TEMPLAR Lopez, No. 1e-meets every Friday evening
at Crescent Hail. Camp ST. 0ffeers-G. w. r. Baiy, g;
Harmon Doane, v CT Dudley Chase, Secretary; Edward
Pllsbury, Treasurer.
CovESANr LopGE, No l7-meets in the Hall Of Wash
ngton Lodge No g Third Municipality every Tuesday
evening. Officers for the present termD Forbes n q;
Jacob DHmeyer, V G; Thomas w VanWyck, Secretary; d
/ Wheeler, Treasurer.
NArfoEAL LODGE No. I6--meets every Friday evening,
at I6 Charities street OfceE-E. Gomez, Ci v Ale.
man. G.; A. Gonzales Vigil Secy; j. Rabasa Treasurer
Ero1LE PoIAIRE No 19meets every Wednesday evening
at friendship Hall, ll6 Charities st. OtceTs-F Parent,
| G; c. Amme, @; a. de Anas See'yi L. Bleau Treas
/ MAGNOLIA LODGE No.32-1neets every Monday evening
at 7I o'clock at friendship Hail lit Ghartre st. Officers
/ w Emerson G.; V. Boullemet, " g r. F. HARRISON
/ Sec'y; Z. ]. Morrison, Treasurer
4 !, INTERIOR LODG ES-Feliciana Lodge, Eo4 meets al
Bayou Sara De Soto Lodge No. Z, at Baton Rouge.
/ Louisiana Encampment, No. 2 at Bayou sara.
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AsoNIo.

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORH
MASONS-hods its Grand Annual Communion g
ton New Orleans the I'd Monday OF January "a
UffGers-M. r. Dudley NJ w Grand Masses Th :. " De-
IT. Lewis r w Deputy Grand Master; Willis T. " *
Coleman, w G Senior Warden; Gadin CORN, w ~
q JuneT Warden Daniel Blair, g TreasT; w Ii.
Howard, Sec u; John Claiborne G Senior Deacon; D. g
BenbIook Junior Deacon; G. T. Clarke NJ II q Chaplain
A. J. Williams, G Marshal I; J. A. Stats, g Tyler,
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

New YORK, April q, IoI!;,
Dr. T0unSeRd-I verify believe that your SarsapaTiIia
has been the means through Providence Of saving my ME
have orseyera had bad cough 1t BECAME worse
and worse At last raised large 90 nties OF blood ha9
night seats and greatly debtated and reduced ahd
did not expect to4iye have only used your Sarsapara
in me- am able TO walk all over the CITY, raise no
blood and my cough has left me- You can Well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant
WIN. RUSSELL IS CatherInest.
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nplNInNs On PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Physi'
clans in different parts OF the Union
This IS TO certify that We the undersigned Physicians of
the CITY of Albany have prescribed Dr.
Townsends Sarapaa and believe 1t 10 be one OF the most
valuable preparations in the market.
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GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCas-meg

? GRAND ENCAMPMENT or PATKIAKUHsy-nes
at Friendship Hall, ChaTtres street, -- "a ~
evenings. 0ffcers-C. w. Whitail, NJ VIC Pat
narch II. Thomas Jn., M G Ii T; g. Hooper, ~
r w G Senr Warden H. p. Andrews, w = T. y
Junior Warden ii. w Omsted, X w q Scribe; ). W.
Kirkland, r w G Treasurer.
e WILDEY ENCAAPMENT, No l--mees in the Hal
of the Grand Lodge on and 3D. Saturdays of each month
OfFcerS-Phomas II Shields G P VIM. w. Herbert, II 2;
Cnckard, W; T. A. johnson, w; Z. Dele sdernler, s.
Ii. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT-Aeets in the Hall
OF Washington Lodge No, 3, MaTigny Buildings, Third
Municipality the inst and third Mondays OF every month";
Officers for the present erm Andrews, Z r. Goo Hooper.
ii 2; r g Webb, w; John Maunsel, Scnbei N w
Moore, Treasurer; Dimeyer w.
HoBAH ENCAAIPBIENT, No. g. meets at Crescent
Hall 10 Camp st. n and 4th Saturdays Of each month.
Officers. q. Nixon Z; henry Bier II Z; IL g. Steson,
S w; Joshua Jackson w; G. w. K, Bailey, Scnbe Geo.
G.. LawrasOn, Treasurer
LA SALE ENCANPAIENF No 5--Instituted 18th
March 1913 Meets the first and third Thursday Of each
MONTH at Friendship Hall, No l6 Chares street; Off
oeTs--W. H. Cushing, q L ; w. McDut, II 2; II. j. Go
mez w l.. +. Tower, Scribe g. w Race, Treasurer,
w III toster. j w
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mi
spfrtuous OF Malt liquors Wue or Cider.
Temples of Honor.
GRAND TEMPLE OF HoNoR OF THE STATE OF SMNTgEM
Io9isiAsA 70 NOR IT, Bruce, w T; j.
basspbqh g wv; W. g H A,l Bsunaags q & z
Trippitt g w Chaplain; w. II. Rondeau, g w We I.
S. Barry, G w G; d. r. Weymouth, 2 W.T..
LoulsnsA TEMPLE HosoR, No Meets ~ eye sg
CT; r WI Powell w VT; L. Z; AIcIlvalne, w r; a.
asf 4sa swan a " VIZ n John BuRe NJ IL John
Skinner w G Jacob Muniord, w S; J. Bennett, ? net
FlNs DEGREE. TEMpLF, No, I.Mssts ......;, a. TEN
e ei II III i5Is Erastas Mo w TreasdsL VIM h.
WDG J. McCraeken w DIS.
OcEAN Temple OF HoSoR. No. 2-NIeets every other
Tqesday q Uqiy a q MgRePaty o1fesrgf-;G 8
ysadegr5rif r. TTP r e v B. o hV 81 e. n
GTundy, w $; ~. Lugenbuhl, Chaplain
cya Fount Ha No 5g Tehoupoas street evely
we fg SSs2S SysGa E. HaH sa II osS Smith
VIZ; A. Hero, w A q; Z. @. Mix, w x; J. u, e;
U Van Bearen, w G ), $. Roddck, w s. 7. 5. Barry,
CRYSTAL TEMPLE or. HoNoR, No. Meets semi
monthly every alternate Monday evening at Temple Hall
5slS Canal street. OHcersJames Garland, w q II; Ihos;
"A II; Ianes Deniafest w +; Joel D. French w R; r.
Tsaunigartper. w u; Horace @ Loring w u; I'D. A +.
Mitchell w q; A. H. Edndge, w >; w H. bIundage'
DproN Temple or HONOR, No. 5-leets ssm-monthy,
e Eoag d nsloe No ~ Tebonpouas street 0teers
Jos H Gle w r; CHARLES Ferguson, w V n James
Asy ~ DAVIS b r W. Il TOY " jos Benson
WDU; p; "a Blades, w G John Ross, w s. w, Il.
MAanoLIA TEMPLE or HoNoR, No. 6.-shreveport La.
Providence TEMrLr os9R Nc ~ A. |; At I P9-
yide1eeA La OFeerss-A III Caldwell w Y !, A. h u
W. 93n Esb II En- f. d q GpS joRa Il
Siblgy w M NJ Mofsap, wv D Y J. .. holbngswofh'
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DR.. T0IRseRd-Dear Sir have the pleasure to inform
you that three of my children have been cured of the SeLoua
by the of your excellent medicine They were aeeg
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bot
took them away for which feel myself under great obga
ton. Yours, respectfully. 5000.
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT

A DnnIy3 otdie superintendent OF IuDic
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Supreme CoUrt.t5eo: Eusts, Chief Justice P. A. Rost,
Clerk; Felix IicCnlloch Deputy w A. ElmoTe Attorney
General B. G. Fonteneau, District Attorney.
u S. Circuit Coart.-J Mckinley and 7. H. McCaleb,
esding Judges. Z. Randolph, Clerk F. N. HARRISON,
Deputy Clerk. T. J. Durant, District Attorney; w. F.
Magner, Marshal; G. A. Labuzan, w. SheaTer, j. II.
1.5 2; s District corrt-T. H Mecaeb, Judge N R.
FIRST First D5st1iet Court Of yNeo orleansJ MeHeny,
Second re ktousseaa Clerk Louis sere Deputy Clerk
d ege d a9mas C. Poole, Clerk p NJ Berlin and T. Bo
Jgdgs GeF ks Mazent T. sn coar
F6urth District Court IF N,, flyeo,s f,eo straw
A. Hopkins, Deputies 80 . - '-0'''O nN4 .
hi1 b 3 $3.50 Court e Neg QrlcansA NJ Buchanan,
05feers II the Parish of orleans
FREDERICK DURRIvE, Recorder of NTortgaoess
ROBERT SPKDDEN. Coroner Of the Parish hSes
Sheriff. etc-JoHs L. LEWIS, Sheriff; . r I,aas, Cen
Michel de Amas Samuel Powers Robe s ,e LgM a
Serapuru, Felix M Jacobs, J. l. Fabre, A. Treparae
Husonln sam. T. w aldo Charles kishaw, N Trsparnier
Deputy she & K VIE Deputy g0 sheriff Mf snS afogh
Of The Parish jail T. Brooks, Il. Benee and Thomas Al
WHITE Deputy Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City.
First DtsYic-l0ice. No. 20 Tchoupitouas street J.
Daniel syme, Justice; John S Dunno, Clerk John ].
Hoppe, Constable &. F. Nngent A. Davega, James Trea-
nor, John Speith, Deputy Constabes.
Second Dtsirict.-EOfee No 60 Common street Geo.
q Bright, Justice. G. L. Bright Clerk e. Belleau Con
stable; Edward p. Kennedy, p Gorman VIM Horton, q.
kerkhsn. Deputy Constables.
Third Dfstret.-fOffce St. Louis Alley. next to the
corner Of ienve street l. b. Beverly Justice Victor
seFe, Clerk. j. P. Walden Constable: N b. Outlaw u.
Ii. SeTe, Deputy Constables.
hggrtk Distriet-I0ffice No Sc Condo street ALEX
lsfbes, Justice. Pau Duvergss. Clerk Gtstage hIevpier
Nesslahis a. MeyHie y GsnsFsslT psl'ptY CaB.lalss.
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taik Rtsfsls - issarss sERasse 4ussee. 81 faaassa
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Younger Brothers Of Temperance.

younger brothers OF Temperance
WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN No Meets ever, .ss..l
eyeang, at ~ o'clock, Chysta Fount Hail ~ ~
Ic4oupitoulgs street Q15esrs--P H. Wizard B. fVne
Cooper, a s.; L. J. Spnnsbett, G r. Ben A q n Ian
dah- VS. A. Chiids, q w; l. w Lyons. p p q.
oRIEANs FcusrkIS No 2-sIesls ever Ssafiiav af,,,
econ a aeGk n iha ila ~ Psiigse liyi-iar, nFeeps
ID. il5ss ! / II. S;.i
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SONS o. rRMPERANoE.


PLEDGE.l without reserve, solemny pledge my honor as
n will neither make, buy, se, use as beverage any
spiEituous OF Malt Liquors. Wine or Cider.
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sCROFILLA XIREn
THREE CHMnREN

This certificate elusvey proves that this Saapana ha
perfect control the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house unprecedented.
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Dr. Townsend having tested his Sarsapara in cases
of Fits of course never recommended it. ard was surprised
to receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westchester county - 80.
Dr. T61Rssnd-Dear Sir have little gid seven years
of age who has been several years afflicted with tits we
tried almost everything for her but without at last
although we could find recommendation IN Our cTculaS
for cases like hers thought she in very DELEGATE
health we would give her some of your Saapala and
very glad did for only restored her strength but she
has had of the Fits to great pleasure and sur
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we feel grateful. Your, respectfully,