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Tuesdays of each month .. .Ofcen-L. E. Reynolds, w
NJ; " Amstreng, Ses1et9ry ncr d., ,,;.a;o-
of the Grand Lodge of Mississipphod their monthly
meetings the first Thursday evening of each month at
of Baronne and Perdido .Ofcefs-W H. Howard
HiRAM L lSIa; se oF 4. Y. MAsoNs-hoa their
monthly meetings the Masgn Hill CO nsr of oa m
halfpast s clock p NJ. .OficeB-D. G. Benbrook "
NJ James f. Miller $ w; Nathan shyelhoFn "; sa nr
EUREKA LODGE under the jurisdiction of the irana
Lodge OF Nlssissipphod their meetings in Lataye,'e on
the first Wednesday OF each month levee street neal
Jackson. otlicesA. J. Williams w M; J. b. Clements
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN,
nR. BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND ASTRlN
- GENT SYRILP-Au LlfaLLihLe Remedu far Lh0rr1

- GENT SYRUP-.4n JnfaLlibGe Remedy for Cholsra
Iatantat7a Summer Complaint of ChldreH, lhord a@
bHs DiarrhGn and anu IRREGULARITIES Of the B0mcts te
By the Surgeons IN tie United States 4rtay NTH graf
success.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY recommended
Alexander Campbell President of Mississippi College Gin
ton, and now of New Orleans j -
DIR f.. ). BILLINGS Dedr Sjr-lt is but simple 1uiNe
10 yourself and the public generally for TO say thai aH
having lahored for several months during the last year w.
der the Tavages of the scourge of climate the DaG
until Tin spite OF the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
the faculty deservedy high in public esumation) my DoW
system wholly Frustrated, found your Asnnsgsg
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the case also 0ohd
equally effective III curing OF children OF t'e s"g
miserable complaint Since it effected cure on myself
have taken it whenever, from cause there were SYM
oms OF recurrence, and have always found 1t as eleu"
in prevention il had been previously in cure,
In this Southern country. traveller, whether ny a
water ought carry with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without detention, and with almost no@
pense he might himself as he passes on his way ram,
lies and plantations would only much disease O
many dear and valuable lives by always keeping asa
ALEXANDER Campbell
CLINTON MISS, May IL, l8E
From the .4rmy-Matamoros {Mexco) April 9Th. lSiI-
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup, sent me
of the worst of Dysenery under charge ~ al
OF which II produced permanent few days l'n
"A powerful remedy, possessing medical virtues
j. B. ASH, Asst Surgeon, L; y A. o,
~ For sale by SICK LES y co. 40 Canal and q
Magazine streets. New Orleans. w II. FOX Natelez y
Y. WOODMAN, Vicksburg; and CHAS. SilREFb'
Grand Grif.
~ Wholesale Agency 72 CAMP Street. ,,,,,u
mh7 I'm D. HANSBROUGH.
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THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.

are opposing them Misguided men How utterly imlo
sbie to arrest their spread The most extraordinary cef
parts OF the country; certificates which have asOnle e
most respectable citizens Many OF these testimonials have
been submitted to gentlemen OF great distinction who have
carefully examined them to that they genuine
Among these are the Rev N Bangs d. d., of the Mctho
dist Episcopal Church, and Francis Hall Esd editor OF e
New York Commercial Advertiser, We finally submitted
The Hon VIM. V. Brady, the Mayor of New York who
has given his certificate, under the Great Seal oil the City
that they genuine and reliable.
With such names, we fear no opposition Wean fortified
every point and solicit continuance of the uneyampd
patronage we have already received. We would earnestly
advise
berg Depot immediate steps should be taken TO have
one. BY addressing the General Agent OF any district
this can be secured.
ID Families should club together and get immediate sup
3D. Immigrant Societies and other panthopc bodies houa
ofthe GRAEFESBERG VEGETABLE PILLsaIono.
10000 boxes are sold each and eUery aoeek.
Of the HEALTH BITTERS, an enormous quantity.
These extraordinary bers sold ri 70 cents apaera and
warranted 10 make two quarts OF BItters superior om
in the world They composed Of Roots, Herbs }alsS
and Vines. gathered in the vast forests and pale OF Ar
lea and are speedy and certain restorative OF weak aud
deblitated constitutions.
The other Medicines of the Company are OF equal value
and are follows: -
TIE GRAEFEYBERG sARsAPARlLLA Ar GGN-
THE CHILDREN'S ANACEA-TIlE GREEN
MopNFA AN nHl II CoNsUMPIE
D. HANSBROUGH, 70 CAMP Street, Mem ORLEANS,
L. to whom applications tpT RT %ay BE- sss
New York, February, 1sa8.
LIZ For sale by WELD = co, Periodical Agents Il, "
tres Street ALE RED HUNTER. corner Of Elshsggss
P NJ, City Of Lafayette j. L. VAN BOKKELLEN, COZ,
ner of Camp and st. Mary street. Lafayette. NH In
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FOREIGN MARKETs.-ln the article of Human-
ty there has been great change choice has gone
down in value, and still declining; common is
60 looking up''
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E'oR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED-Know
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in consult
ing physicians for the of private diseases owing to the
4er disquacatlons OF many who profess such cases
deem to be nothing but act of kindness towards the
qniorunaely afflicted well sheer justice to Dr. MIL
LIN No 30 CUsToMHoUsE STREET to state that in tbo
year lo46 was sorey afflicted with syphilis in its worst ard
mos appalling form and Tor several months together was mn
ger The best regular medical practice coud Obtain in Na
Woe' Al length heard of DR. MULLEN great reppta
on APPLIED 10 him, and TO my great JOY in three weeks
jan T. lo4i. [mhl6 lml SAMUEL ROBBERSON.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.


LETTERs-For single letter. moi exceeding hall an :
ounce, (avoirupolSe sent not exceeding 5uO miles,
For every half ounce, and over every halt
ounce, the rates of postage; and when adver-
tsed two cents each letter, four cents, If the
advertising cost so much additional.
For drop letters be mailed, each,
Circulars any printed circular handful, adver-
tsement unseaed sent any distance. ;...........
NEWsPApERs-Of 1900 square inches or less, sent
80 and not more than 100 miles, any distance
within the State,
Nc1rsDapers-unes subcrbers-3 cents each, prepaid
or not forwarded from the POst.Otce,
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Post omee-orsn daily from to 6-on Sunday from -

Post Ofce-Open daily from to 6-on Sunday from IL
TO "A G. Penn, Postmaster N \,
CLOSE Eastern Mail via Mobile daily at II o'clk NJ
Great Uestern Mail comprising all the stopping places on
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers Tuesdays and Fridays lies
bng Memphis and Louisville four times week lregn II;
Coast BayoM Sara saa Wednesdays and snndaS s
days, Wednesdays and Fridays RED Ri1er 1a irregular IL
Ldtduee aA times week, SUNDAYS eScepl,a o N
Greg Uen a1 twice Tssk Ts assays and STs afuI
iavs Inv M Grin st0u and siadisonrWe la4, Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays by F. NJ hs4 f; nn
iaH, irregular Iqtaystte ha"' SIN ''leS "e'N' Jun
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M AS ONIC.

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No 9, of ROY Al. a
ARCH MAS0NS-under the immediate jurisdic, VIZ
ton OF the General Grand Chapter for the United u *
Statehood their monthly meetings on the first W
Monday evening OF each month at the Masonic Hall
the CaTolton Railroad DEPOT. OF BaOnne and Per
dido streets OfceE.T II Lewis, II P; D Blair sec,y.
NEW ERA CHAPTER of ROYAL ARCH NJ SONS
under the immediate jurisdiction Of the General Grand
on the I'd each month at the Masonic Hall
The Carroton Railroad Depot of Baronne and
PerdIdo streets Otcers-John Gedge IL z; H. NJ Sum.
mers. Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the juris-
dction OF the Grand Lodge OF Mississippi their monthly
meetings the first Tuesday evening of each month AT the
Masonic Hall over the Caroton Railroad Depot corner of
Batonne and Perddo streets. Oficer-W p Coleman
w NJ; SAM G. Risk Secretary.
CA hdFIA9ETTE LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the
tb ana Lodge OF Mssspp-hod their monthly meetings in
AT ~ Of Lafayette the third Monday of each month
One aa ellow Hail. Levee street Jackson
WappnElk Dudley, W NJ W A. Arms, Secretary.
Lodge of the jurisdiction of the Grand
on the scon rs ippI-hod their monthly stated meetings
over the ao nSday N each month the Masonic Hall,
Perldo eoh railroad Depot corner OF Baronne and
Iism "o0 ssteels ofcers-T H. Lewis W Nj n Wi
~, MARION LODGE, No 4-wortirs p,aer a,,bor;tr Of
'ne LOUISIANA Grand Lodge of Ancient Yo1k Mason
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Justices Courts for the CITY.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

First District-[Oiice No a22 TchonpjtouIas street
Daniel Byrne lusIise John $. Dunno CLERK John
liope Constable r. +. NGgent, A. Davega James Tfea
nor, john Speith, Deputy Constabes
- SroHd DfStrict-lotice, No IS Common street Geo
Bright Justice. G. l.. Bright. Clerk. f. Belean Con.
Stable; EdHari T. Kennedy, p German, VIM. Horton A
kerkian, Deputy Constables.
Third I!iStrtct.-[Ofce 81. Lonis Alley next to the
corner OF Benvie &c B. Beverly Justice Victor
n = TERI J. F. Walden Constable; N. B. Outlaw H.
- f9arM Dtsrict.-[Otfice No. So Condo street Alex
Derbes Justice. Paul DIVORCES Clerk Gusave Meynier
oonsta be A. Meynie +. Generelly, Deputy Constabes
FtM Office of Eysian Fields and Vic.
,oN streets l-Aiphonse Canonge, Justice E. Canonge
Sletk francs houney, Constable; L. Z. Generally j B.
0ofapuru, X Schexnayder, Deputy Constabes.
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PRINTERS, AND BINDERS, wARERooM;

N0S 2y and 81 flOld street, .NtU IVT"'
TIVE subscribers continue TO manuac- G=5h5ra
1 tHre. at greatly educed prices, N @tSg=E
PRINTING PRESSES. Standing Press ge,gk&f
es, Hydraulic Presses, &c. Sc of the most Azzs39
approved kind, among which are their i'm n.y.
proved Double and Single CYLINDER lT#AANA
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper F'TVEE%%
and Book work Gard Printing Machines, Z~l..sts9Ar5
and the Washington and Smith HAND ~ Pogs.
PRESSES with without their Patent Iron Roller h. d.
Chases Gases Imposing Stones, Composing Sticks md
Rule, Furniture Ink, &C. &c, constantly on 6a a; IN
every article necessary for complete Printing once he
cndine Type furnished at the shortest notice ana Oh ~
most favorable terms. o,
Old Type received in exchange for New at nine cents pei
pound -
Editors and Publishers viii be supplied with estInla he
detail for Printing Office or Bndery hy informing Us Oh wv
style and quantity of work they desire 10 do, any
The subscribers are prepared to furnish Castings o '
SIZE or description. at the lowest price.
lash paid for old Cast Iron. -, ITO,
The subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel Mil ~ t5
Gut. Circular and other Saws supply Of which thty
constantly on hand [mh5 l2ml R. HOE y w.
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RANKING HOUSES.

Robb 8, Co Office, No. 4S Camp street, d It" "oos
Marin &, Co,-Office No. 81 Magazine street. New
Orleans ,. NJ, ., f,o s,rae. CORNER of
Common. % r> .troot oorner of
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Rates of Gold.

me rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
CONS, as per Act of Congress of 1891. FIXING the
val1e OF the same, are as follow:
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GRAND ENCAMpMENTo OF pATRIARCHs-mee

GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHS-mee
at Friendship Hall, Chatres street Oh - g %
evenings s 0tticers-C. w Whital, NJ w G Pat ~
naTch: II; Thomas, IT, NJ f G II PIG. Hooper, "
w q Sen. Warden; II. ?. Andrews. RWG y
Jun Warden; II w Olmsted, r w Scribe; S. w. Kirk
land w G Treasurer.
WilDEf ESCAMrMENT, No. l-mees in the Hall
OF the Grand Lodge, first and third Saturdays of each
p Be!nard Cohen Scribe w. Y Herbert, W; T!amas
II: Shields, J W; II Williams Treasurer.
,HoBAH ENCAMPMENT No; 3-meets at C,eaceni
Hal No - Camp street on the "a and i'h SanEiaTs Of
II C. Stet,9n, w; ] w; -, Scribe; Geo, C.
LaMLlSnn Irea.
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Government of the State of Louisiana.

III.tI
Ghas Gayare; sec'y State Joseph Walker, Treasurer;
{ o Ro@ey aa Ad en1 Kern G Res o Gfn
Il T Williams, State Eng l.. Bringier Surveyor Gen'l
A Dmltp, State Superintendent OF Public Education
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
SMtrcme C0urt.-Geo Eustis Chief Justice: p A. Rost
G King. T Sldell Associate justices. Eugene Iasere
General B. G, Fonteueau District AtoIneg
. q: $. Circuit COURT. Mckinley and r H. Met aleb
Pnsidine Judges T. Randolph, Clerk; F. n HARRISON
Deputy Clerk T. J. Durant: District Attorney; w r.
Wagner Marshal C. A. Labuzan w. Shearcr j. H.
Rhinehart, Deputies.
IL, o. s. District co"rt.-T H. McCaleb, Judge. N. R.
FIRST District Court Of .Nfa7 Oneaas-J McIienry,
Second Dtsfrfct Curt Of .Ncto OrLeaRs.-E A. Canon
Judge Thomas C. Poole Clerk; p. NJ Berlin and f. Boz,
deois, Deputies. ~ " "
Third District Court of Nc,o O,lrans-T. II Kennedy
tin and c. Neysham, Deputies. " " ''
Eo"rth D'str,ct Court of .Nep Orleans.-Geo Straw
A. Hopkins, Deputies. ' =
Fifth DISTRICT Court of .Nr,o Orlenns-A NJ buchanan.
Judge. z Leblanc, Clerk; G. W. Lewis j. $. Baron and
j. q. Chalon Deputies
Officers of the Parish Of Orleans.
FREpERIcE DuRRIvE, Recorder of Mortgages
BERNARD MARIGNY. Register of COnveyances
ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner of the Parish.
Mcrlf, tc-JouN L. LEWIS Sheriff: J. b Leeife Gen
Cefk and Deputy; Sampson Blossman A. Sidney Lewis
slicRel lie AarmaS, Samuel Powers, Robert Swain Jules
Sork urn, Felix NJ jacobs, J. L. Fare A. Trepagnier p
iiugonn, sam L. Waldo. Charles kshafy n Trepagnjer
Chas. Danupes, Thos A. Watson and Edward McIIm%h
Depuy Sheriff.. C. X Wise Deputy sheriff and kae,
Of the Parish Jail T. Brooks. H. Ience and Thomas N
White, Deputy Keepers.
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
R0BISETT, Muslin, Linen, and Cotton MUSQUITO
ID MEETINGS. large stock band and for sale CHEAP
by mh5 81 JOS ETTER "a Camn a.
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the pustules upon the udder of COW contained pune
which would produce the almost divine results Tor whcb
had so patiently and anxiousy sought Opposition ape ~
Interested persons high social and professional position
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vaccnated became covered with hair and even cy
blted horns ami tail and that in one case child ran on ali
tours, believing like a bull. But the current was soon
turned The British Parliament voted him 10000 sterling
($100 GOO, and the world sang his praises
TIE spirit has do1cR 10 our oun times Even
while write this Bulletin, interested persons Jealous Of
the wonderful efficacy and success of
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dence and medicines securely packed and sent 10
the country. rnG S b6dN OF
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slR. a. JULIEN has removed his 0IIcc ior =. n
Z ; street 10 No. is .N3TCHEZ Stirrt m ~" 80 hoya
Arcade. He still continues to cure StrictWTTSI tAe
SyStem-femoNur the structure ybnn, un bE
ation-enely hy medicines that relieve and re Si opg
cue, without ANY hudranre bushes or diet n
IS too well known, IN NewDreans and the sno gea
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in this city, who have been cured IN the la fem and
his plan Please call and examine for eai
pay required without ; effected ~'' No
Rhennlntisn rnred
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MONTHLY BULLE

M oNIlihA LIE
IVA TIN .... No. 5 ..,..
The world has ever been the
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PROFOUND an important the
ory, than Error, with lis le-
gion of allies, seeks to arrest
its progress. A most Illus
trious instance of this, was
the opposition made to the
immortal Jenner. His mind
was led, under Providence,
TO the discovery of Vaccina-
ton, by which that dreadful
scourge, the Small PoX, was
robbed of its terrors. He
found that the matter from
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IA Y M g 49,.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAr M
j EASES-The reputation Of the writer IS So wall plS
ished that all that necessary to TO those who sal
so unfortunate As TO hay We contracted any one nj
FUL DISEASES known and called SECRET psrAsvs phLD
part of their various forms, that the writer ao ag
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VENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the BooI Mily
treated and relieved hundreds who were naS j, aVos
many of whom had been under the trcatmpnt 81 ~ NOPE
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YOU positively safe, certain and speedy cure S OFF,
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the benefits OF the subscribers long and
mhl6 I'm b. +. MULLEN. Sc CnstonI6H tenence
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PLvpaK without soemny pledge a ns my ~ honor
as man, tna1 M,s ng Mat Liquors Wine Cider
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-31

"THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE" FOR April
embraces a collection of choice literature. The
publisher announces the names of scventy-eighi
contributors to this work. The April number
contains several beautiful engravings-" Eunice
Marston," a view Of Beirout and Mount Leba-
non" and Spring Fashions" Also, a piece Of
excellent music, called The Courier Dove" by
Miss Augusta Browne, poetry by W. Hone, Esq,
Published by ]. S. Taylor, l4i Nassau ST., New
York, at 50 per annum. The engravings alone
would be no paltry remuneration for this sum.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-31

"What does the Bnitleboro Ph9nix mean, by in
timaiing that the Free Press and Waterman have
been disparaging each others Presidential candi
dates 3'--lionreiy WatAmdn.
We mean that invidious comparisons of tho
standing, character, and popularity Of prominent
Wing candidates; mutual adverse assertions as
to their relative strength and even a heated
discussion of their relative merits, in advance Of
the action of the National Convention, are apt
to cngcnder strong prcjudiees against all but our
own candidate, difficult to be vercome-and to
provoke unkind personalities, between personal
friends. Il did seem to us, that for a playful en-
counter Of wit, the Free Press and Waterman,
in their Presidential discussions, not only used
pointed arrows, but sped them with a strong
bow. We have no desire, however, to attract
these weapons against ourself. We remember
to have interfered once, in a fight between an
Irishman and his wife. He had knocked her
down, and was beating her cruelty, while she
was screaming f" murder" and calling on St. Pat
rick for help. As ST. Patrick did not seem to
be there, we took his place, and humanely col
Jared the brutal husband, and while busily en-
gagged in warding of his blows, found oursclf as
sailed behind by his amiablc spouse; who, having
recovered her feet, joined her husband, wanting
to know what we were doing there aud giving
the sensible advice, which we hastened 10 follow,
to "mind your own business" With these rec
objections before us, we, like Paul Pry, "hope
we don't intrude for (disclaiming any thing
diseourteous in the comparison) we have no
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-31

"GRAnAM's MAGAZINE o APRiL.-This
i, capital number, filed with its usual choice
variety. 1t contains a well executed and we be-
lieve correct portrait of Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott
"a beautiful mezzolint entitled Pauline Grey,
the Only DISQUALIFICATION Plate, and sew
eral pages of Music. The literary contents Of
this number, rs well as its embellishments, arc
not surpassed by any that have preceded it,
Published by Geo. r. Graham & Co, 9s Ches.
nut st., Philadelphia, at IS a year.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-31

"GoDEY's LADY's BooK."-Tiic number for
April IS embeilished with some nineteen engrav-
ings, including " Model Cottages" and " Crochet
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