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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19

LAWYER, now deceased, a celebrated
wag, was pleading before Scotch Judge,
with whom he was on most intimate terms,
and happening to have a client. a female :,
defend ant in action fthe ,me ofTeakle,
he commenced his speech in the following
strain:
Tickle, my client, the defendant, my
lord.'
The auditors were almost driven into
Mysteries of laughter by the Judge reply
ing
Tickle her yoursslf, you're as veil able
to do II as | am
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19
STOVES!

Persons wishing to purchase stoves can be
accommodated in price. size aud sorts,
Cooking slaves, wtih articles enough to
10 TO huose Keeping, can be got rates so
reasonable 'hat every family ought to
have one.
OLD THINGS MADE NEW!
They are prepared to mend and fully re-
pair all arnclesin their line, so that the y
will answer the same as new. But their
prices for new ware are SO very moder-
ave, that the needing would almost buy
new articles
April 2S. 1e48. .-~29tf.
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e. Nv HA W s
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mems KIP, Calf and thick Boot aud Shoes;
good sssortmeu, oi Boys and chldien'.
shoes, Ladies aud Misses S ppers aud
"aik'ng shoes; large lot OF Best quality
Sole 4 Gather
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-04
HT!-LIGHT!!

SOMETHING NEW and just the thing Tor every family
- requiring Light and cheap, too, that every one rich
and moor can buy it. It is neat CAN DlIESFlCk, max
ing and wickng its Candles out of EaoW Lard, or
any Grease thai will burn. By simply turning the bottom OF
the Candlestick, beautifu hard, smooth CANDLE Is
forced of tine top and at any desired length you wish
fiom one inch to two feet in height.
1. 1t is neat and simple common candleslck; oOnse
ouenty may be managed by child. -
2 By Of this YOU convert lyOur refuse grease
into candles and thus obtain light from to cents week
The wick dry and smooth, thus vibration or flicker
ing of the flame, but burns like sperm candle,
1.-The wick may be changed without at all disturbing the
cande if too large put in small one; or, too small
large one.
You coil in the bottom of the candle maker or candle
stick wick sufficient 10 last tlye weeks, where 1t
mains out of sight and out of the way.
g. You may keep your candle at the height all the
time for ten years-no stumps or pieces left
T. Requires Tepenishng with grease or allow once week
s. No spng OF grease 1t it falls turns but neat
" and cIeaniy as any lady could desire.
70. Itcannot get ont Of order.
TO- In proof OF their sunenOTty utility and neaness, the
immense number sold is sufficient. The price uniform and
the same all the United States and the article requires
only to be seen the ncedulous OF the fore
going facts No family will bewithOut them who scTape
together the small price asked.
With small capital active business make q
quick and profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article in territory where 1t has not yet been
sold Persons who desire TO embark in neat pleasant and
highly lucrative business, invited to call at Office,
NO as PERDfDO Street, n orh SIDE between St. Charles
and Carondelet streets. New Orleans
The monopoly Of the city OF New Orleans, and States o.
louisiaua Georgia North Carolina and Arkansas for the
ae of tins article offered, land proposals viii be received
or the manufacturing in the city of New Oneans for the
'u mh5 # # -'''i','','' H. T. MYERS & co.
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DaIIv Ores GEN Q

fs,g 4. yygsrMoeELAND, s.--A ere InsI;sLce
..e,,5s...s is Wssnioreland Courthouse, while we
,ssrs there thar would moi be aniss 70 Yen, =
litiaate case Of long standing was adjudleaee ~
ring the sesoHo q much interest o tns ps ,sir.
Both had the blues while the jury were Y sl .i.s
Duttine.a finish 10 the business About daIA ~
sovereign ariters came down the way e1ss g ,s,
up and stood in court TIE cierk csllsS , s,s
names, and then asked them what tiiey au DsStl
about, and in whose favor they had e 5 ll,yity OF
fTe forgHaf, with great dignity ana s ~ case.
manner. replied the defendants nave 70 know
Here the counsel for the parties sselndants. The
9yea Pasy sas another with beldeFed EYES Ss
baa5 sss. E qf IL 'As ss # hen
aMysss si nE PFess several r another At las!
oas y 6s y s9id &. ws gs sa s : = s Tls d.
and ttlen llley ,, ~ isnobi1q and swearing as we
newer asw over any qg ysr sa5 ed dng
rbreyv away the jury Judgment anu esre
fhe matter This Is the Dest way ~ ssssiS
IN i-naffv disputes Soutierner
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STORAGE! sToRAGR!! sToRAGE!!

WE the undersigned having been long engaged NAM
w in the Storage Business beg TO inform our Ad-isas
rends and the public, that have for the coming -
season. SIX WAREHOUSES, not surpassed by any IN
this city All of them fire proof located IN the second u
niepaty within short distance OF the steamship and
hatbOats landing, they are situated as follows
UNION-Tchoupioua street, of Notre Dame and
Commerce streets.
WESTERN-CO of Julia and FOucheT streets.
PELICAN-On Commerce ST., corner OF GIrod and N0tTe
Dame streets. e.,
CRESCENp-On New Levee street, between Galennle
and Suzette streets.
PHdNiX-On Tchoupitouas street, between st. Joseph
and Julia streets. -,
BRANGH-On Notre Dame street, between TehouptouIas
and Magazine streets.
We are now prepared receive all descriptions OF Mef
chandise and Western produce at low rates. our establish
mens are ge that each description OF goods Is kep
in store entirely separate and distinct from that
any other and having large number OF NPerIenfd
laboeTs constantly employ, are enabled 70 one
facilities the receipt and delivery OF goods unequaed Dy
similar establishment IN this CITY,
EMERSON, TOURNE u CO.,
rob5 I'm 158 FGhOuniOnlas street.
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AT-EYANDER UTTT;s
HOUSE FURNIs HING ST ORE,

No. IS Camp Street, .Nelo Orleans.
EETHERE Families can find all articles OF H9usekeeplEhg
w comprising general assortment and select STOCK OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE = Cooking utensils In ana
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL shoVels and longs
and Kitchen Fire Iron. 80, ON, Wy. Dr.
Enameiied and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE
GERMAN sILVER-Block Tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Urns m r..:a TO-,
TABLE CUTLERY-Geman Silver, Britannia and Iron
WOOD VARIETIES and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
RattaH. bound CEDAR WARE, q new article. -
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse ChaiIs anu
MATs-Jute, Manila, Alicant, Palm and Husk Mats
Walters and Trays. 49,, -.
Brass Britannia and new metal Candletc aho LAMPS
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces, g., r.
ID. & j. Wnght's patent Premium COOKING stoves, Iei
wood or coal with fixtures complete the most approved pat
's ~ y HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at re.
51csd r,Iioss mh5 I'm
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Hardwnre-Hardware.

], NJ, ELLIE . 2 Va 4Vt 7 U D417IN y 7 "
a WE have on hand, and mean to be always
suppied with full assortment OF every descnp- ~ E
"a ton of BUILDERS HARDWARE SUCH 1N
- as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Hooks -
anu Hinges and Plates, Butt Hinges and screws h1Opi
Locks and Laches Bolts fiat, round and square, OF all
sizes Window Puleys and Sash Fasteners Also CaIpeh-
ter and Coopers Tools; such Squares, Planes saws
Bevis Chises Augun and Bits, Rules Guages Hammers
and land Axes Hatchets Splt and FlnmD Levels ec e0'
-ALsO-5 - y, +,
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FQkNITUkE1I5IT1o
IJ Ware Castings Sad lions TaoTs Irons Japaned Tin,
and EnameIed Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery ,oair,
~ We shall receive, formerly most OF ttle Ieaolhg
articles in this branch to sell the Manufacturers account
and shall be able to supply all purchasers at Their lowest
nFinp
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80 III Refuge.. .seeond MunioipallI5 p -

Joshpa Baldwin, Pres't a. y 9o SE0sS
nan Jaf T. Frefel, DI X, a. s'iaiidfI1ll 81 Maybl
r. Mathews b AIacpHenon Df Pieton, James Se.rs
T.. 3 AZ ,frIIE Euecatfpe C0aBtttt
& tIsV,in Jsnies saul III Macpherson 5aael.ss4 bs
5t5ssaiessrs T. W. NJ, Pieton y - fIeiet, jon, sOl
Ais,he,vs Nm NJ Goodneh, A. ~ Cfossin5n. :; ~
- 5sa,agsl tteeAIn. AIcNar Mrs. Stewart h5s, 1is
VOID MIS- Richardson and Ms Gafdinef.-. Tt
,,f,q, = III s. Williams SEcRETAR ~. v Johle'
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Observation-Disclosures COMPANY

10 LII TTIT =
Uave o e an array of certificates unexampled orrespeet
abtv THESE have been submitted TO anumbeF Of gentle
uaeB Of great distinction and TeputaOn who have given
ther certificates TO their genuineness. IS follows,
hereby certify that have examined large number of
testimonials exhibited TO by the Graeenberg Company,
eatIye to the merits Of their medicines and pleasure
in SAYING thas they TO be genuine, and entitled the
confidence OF the public My personal acquaintance with
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy of
hdS Sfs,e York Inn - 1919 FRANCIS HALL.
hereby certify that have examined number Of testino
nia exhibited to the GTaeenberg Company. relative
70 the merits OF Their medicines; and take pleasure in say
fore entitled to the confidence Of tie public.
JaHuaTV b. 1913. N BANGS.
The GTaeenbeg Company having submitted to me large
number OF testimonials, 10 which the of the Rev NJ
Bangs d. D., and Francis Hail. ESD Of kewYork are a-
xe as having examined said testimonials and found them
named gentlemen are Of the very highest standing aud
speetaaly, and that their should give the greatest
weight 10 any thing to winch they may attach them
rf.4eat Sail WIN. v BRADY,
Mayor OF the City OF New York.
uayor's Once. citgi1aH, Jan II, lS47.
az TheRev N. BANGS. d. D. is one Of the most oee
bgated ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal ChnreR and
FRANCIS ALL, ESQ. equally celebrated as the editor ana
proprietor Of the New Cork Commercial Advertiser app
~ The General gent for louisiana aud Mississippi
ID. HANSBR0BGII " Camp street, New 0rsa,l'' tsa'
to whom applications for gences may be addressed.
fy For sale bv WELD & co, PerC deal Agents Y
Place and Cusiomhouse ST. O. VAN -i5s Coz Yer
Magazine and Bartholomew SIS; j. WRIGHT y C9 4ol
Ciafffes ST. J. LBADO, n Condo street, New Jfiesns
TH0s. COOK Postmaster city Of Iatsyetse Y T. Y f, S
FOELKEf corner Leyee aud Seventh streets Lafayett
and CHARLES REShEQ1 La4loltop, La
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AIbany. Anil, Is47


Owing 10 the great and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends aapafla number of men who We're formerly our
Agents have commenced nasng sasaparilla Extracts.
Exifs Biar Extracts OF GLOW Dock etc. They gene.
rally pat M in the same shaped bottles and some Of them
have stolen and copied onr Advertisements they only
vgonhIess1miaiions and should be agohed
Principal Office, l25 Fulton street Suu Busling New
York Retng \ Co.'S State street Boston, Dyott & sons
132 North Second street PrladeDha s. flance Drug
gist Baitinore u Cohen, ChaFesion 105 South Pearl ST.
Albany II AessraF hatchez-and BY all the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally Throughput Ire United
states West irliss and The t'anaslas
j. WRIGHT. I5l Charles street
ap4 vR Sole Agent, New Orleans.
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Instlcas, conrts for ihe 80.
RANKING HoIIsEs.

,6 5ess Co oos No. IS Camp street. few doors
eIs sSsiH & CO. Office No. q Magazine street, New
ta a95sSe Bean Office No. "a Camp sest. conner II
Common. ~. - S~'.iR ssieSfi SVi~si y
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MEpIQAL. OFFIoE.


No. SO GUSTOyUEf0 Us II STREET., w. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY RKaC1REp
u UNTIL CURE Is EFFE19ED.-PTva Diseases eule'l
IN few days by regular ph sican without mercury q
other poisonous medicines al No % Csfozsiouse sfTtst
New Orleans. Louisiana.
DR. MULLEN calls the attention OF these afflicted WA
any of the forms Of 70 his general adref
tisement IN another eoBmn The adopted By MN
that which has the approval ~ the most uished snt
geonao of PARIS London and New ok and It's uniyea
success has proved ycud doubt that Permanent cure cf
Enre enlargement the PROSTATE glands. diseases induced
BIZ certain solitary practice elc etc. be oblanet
to moral certainty If application be made 20 those whose
indifference skill and peanse be relied Since ljf
Mullen opened in this city, all be cases that havecon8
nder his care have been eufei without single e8eeptra
Some OF year, Standing. One semafabe ee
Of structure 20 geaEs Old has been cure to 81 tie
patient The gentlemen (gh0sc lesiecablt5 Is known 10
the citizens OF New CTleanf) n band and 1by b5 pe5s
sion be referred to. DR. NJ Is treatment Of strIesnIe
not known South OF New York His tTeasment Of eOaeh
Thga and gee Is the most perfect ever dseoseFeL lt = De
shortest safest and sunst The patient takes no copaiv
famed in or days without pain. Inconvenience n
change Of diet ~ Moray unless cure effected wilma
the time named.
iAIP0rEECYH Dung Others Who by sexual e. cess
sepcluOn mas have brought on themselves any o. ne
painful consequences resulting from an nnesffaned lnui'
senee OF the PASSIONS sue premature inpoleney lnyOi
unfafy seminal emissions general debility conslun mai
disbursement. may consult Dr. NJ nlieD with honorable con
fdence be oe them perfect cure Iie stheies secrecy
observed. -
ioahouse street BlsnyA8lN Melt a ni; u
ssSs RaIasE1hss No. 81 CHstomh0use street. m3lo ~
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Or. ToUBSeud-Dear Sir have the pleasure to inierp
you thatthe of my children have been cured of the ScIo
by the use Of your excellent medicine. They were aicea
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under greas obga
ton Yours respectfully,
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,,,,r ~ 2 lTI 4 7Is

mo THOSEAFFLICTED NTH " I'm tFt ~ n "
y reputation q ths wEs,sI = ~ bs Es sa
20 as 10 have any one OF THOSE ~
fI diseases known and called secret diseases, N any al
cessful practice of twenyssx years eoneQ stfe{ ~
neeaI Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood
whom had been undeTte treatment q eminent
Sithout receiving ans benefit enabled 90 otter yen pns
lively a safe ceain and speedy cure, Should any OF tho
elfortaRdtetg afflicted ses ts short lss
voud do well to cal at No So 1usTo STR kEg, be-
fore apnlynr ese,yefe and avail themselves Of the benefits
nj fine subsoTibers long and suceessf ID experience
my16zm b MU l.lilrs % l.psIonlLloass -.
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~ ENA g Is s

a GARD.
TNOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFfLlCfhl(--Ap9 -
ing The extreme hazard which strangers ran q eons y
mn hoans for the cure of private diseases, owing 70 fa
s5sF Instrumentation OF those who profess cure such ess
deem ito be nothing buf an act Of 1adness
N NO So CastoBLs0aSe street. 70 state Ihat m te yef
1876 was sorey afflicted with syphl N rs Yofst ara M
appalling FORM and Tor several months uA9ef
me best regular medical practice could gb4lL 70 a wy ~
leans without being at all gtey
pe 10 him. and my great JOYS N three weeks e esiSs9
HT m W 2n1 SAMUEL ROBt5ERsNS.
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aons 81 rnMPHRANoR.
Temples Of Honor...,

pTeDGEk without reserve s6emnly pledge my homer as .
mar. iat make, sell nor Use - s'Sss' s'
Spirt9ous OF bisit Liquors, Mine,or Olasis
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Supreme Court-Geo. Euss Chief Justice; ?. A Rost,
G r. Kng, sIdel, Associate justices Engepe, assIe
G sas Ee ffS oRteSea PeBB9 District Aomeg
Us Circuit Court. Mckinley and T. II. MeCaleb,
esding Judges. E. Randolph, Clerk F. n HARRISON,
Deputy Clerk T. J. Durant, District Attorney w. +.
Wagner, Marshall G. A. Labuzan, w. Shearer, }. IL.
Rhnehart, Deputies.
u s. Distriet Court-T H. MeCaeb, Judge. N. R.
Rirst bistpict Curt of Mem orleansJ MeHeny,
'uSge ;set f,,r " Man e erp A. Canon
Judge. Thomas O. Poole Clerk 2. M. Berlin and E. Boz
ue TirG District Court of Nsg 0rl1qas-T H Kennedy
Judge. WP. Bedlock Clerk; j. b. I. Maxent L. r. Cout
il, and c. Weysham, Deputies. J
Z Fourth District Court Of Men OrLeaas.Geo. Straw
bridge Judge. I. Gilmore, Clerk j. r. toedano and j.
A. Hopkins, Deputies.
EYfh Jlfstriet Court of Nes1 Creaas-A NJ Buchanap.
Judge Z Leblanc, Clerk; g. w Lewis, J. 5 BafoE4s1..
1-''y 465fesr5 Of he Parish Of Orleans.
FREDERICK DURRIvE, Recorder Of Mortgages.
BERNkRD MARIGNY Register of Conveyanees,
ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner OF the Parish
Sheriff, etc.-JoHN l.. LEWIS Sheriff; J. 3. Leeie, Gen
Clerk and Deputy Sampson Blossman, a. Sidney Lewis
sorapnTu Felix NJ Jacobs. j t. Fabre, "A. Tegagnier
Hugonn Sam. Z; w aido, Charles kShaw n I[eP3gnle
Deputy Sherias @. X Wise Deputy Sheriff and Kee'.e'
of The Parish Jail; 7 Brooks, Ii. Bence aud Thomas al
White Deputy Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City
First Distrietf0ice, No. ~ Tehouptouas street. J.
Daniel Byrhe, Justice John s. dunno, Clerk John j.
Hoppe, Constable r. F. Nugent, A. DaEega, James IIea
nor. John Speiti Deputy Consfables.
Second Distrct.tOifce. No IS Common street Geo
* Bright Justice. O. r. Bright. Clerk Il, Beiean, zen,
stable; Edward Z, Kennedy, 7. Goman, VIM Hopon' a
herkhan, Deputy COnsiahles.
co Trd g. Rsa s. Qg Alley Hsst Sdls Chs
Ser, Clerk j. z Walden Constable; n. b. Outlaw. L.
IL Sere, Deputy Consabes
!, Fourth District fOfice No IS Condo street Aex.
Debes, Justice Paul DIVORCES Clerk Gastaxe Aieynief
constable; a Meynief, +. Generey, Deputy gonsaleS
tth District oice corner of Eysian Fields and Vic
10y streets lphonse tanonge, Justice i. Canonge
SleLk- ffaaels Moaney Constable L. E. Genefeyi IL
sofapuru. r. seheNnayder. DEPUTY. COnsiabes.
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H. Lewis, w Deputy Grand Master wins n Nh
Coleman w G Senior Warden; Gladin Corn, w Wy
Junier Warden Daniel Baif G Treas (; VII Nh. q
Bsnbfook, G junior Deacon; C. P Clarke NJ Chaplain;
A. j. Williams, G Mafsiial J, A. Stats Tyler.
Lodges under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge IF L.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE, No. l. meets on the LIST
Tuesday evening OF each month"; at the Masonic Ha, eyer
streets es7lW z Coleman " n NJ y y P PSiInn
Treasurer r. ]. Martin, 5 ID; A. WIntercast, } d.
DUDLEY LODGE No 2-meets in the city Of Lafayette
on the 81 Monday of each month"; at the Odd Fellows Han
gh MANN m neat ~ Michel w l. Phillips Tras r
w A. Arms, see'y; ]. w, McNamee 5 d. j. c. Wlngard
| J ID; J. Brooks Tyler.
MONTH over the Carroton Railroad Depot OF Baronne
and Perdido SIS 0tfcers77ir II. Lewis w D. Blair
Treas; N williamson 5 D. Joseph N. Bats, ID J. A
Stats, Tyler.
month q L. Common 81 9ssrIE amsaisS
w. Richardson d; C. Collins, d Alex Mclean Tyler
TIE CRESCENT Cry BoDGE, No, 5-meets on the lst
RSIj6 eSo sYeP4g e or ea H. Ho%sd G. La
bait, w; J. o. Harris, " A; ). Jones, Secretary y
HIRAM LODGE, No. 6-meets on the Sd Tuesday of each
MONTH corner OF BaIonne and Perddo SIS. QB 6erS1D O.
| Benbrook, w NJ; o. Il, Broekiebank, w W. H. La
than, j W. Nathan SilverthOIn Secretary - Moncas-
ter, Treasurer Joseph Moss d; John southweH d.
EUREKA Lopez, No. S--meets in Lafayette, the LIST
Wsdgsay g SaTh mEn N fEis bsw ess'
Dennger w F. Kalteyer Treasurer; j. B. Clements,
Secretary J. F. Thorpe, d. s Newburger, ID j. Cul.
| bersOn, Tyler
ALPHA LODGE, No. S-meets the LIST and Sd Saturday
/ of each month the Masonic Hail. Is Common ST. OFF,
cers--James r. Harsock, w NJ; w. ii. Hutchings, $ w
r. Trudeau w Theodore J. Martin, Secretary Joshua
| Baldwin, Treasurer
| ST.. JOHN LODGE No g-meets on the Sd Tuesday of
each month, atthe Masonic Hall, of BarOnne and
Pepdo sts Qfieers-J NJ Wisdom, " N J. w: ca
]. Pegram, Treasurer r. Coffman. J d.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No 9, of ROYAL a
ARCH A1AS0NS-under the immediate jqIisdic ~ ~
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United NJ
Statehood their monthly meetings on the hTst ~
Monday evening of each month"; at the Masonic Han oyer
the Carroton Railroad Depot of BaroApe and Per
dido streets. OtficeH-T. H. Lewis, p D. BLAIR Sec y
NEW ERA CHATTER OF ROYAL ARCH MAgoNs--Gnde
the Immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter Of
the United Staeshod their monthly meetings on the q
Monday evening of each month, at the Masonic Hall owe
the Carolon Railroad Depot, Of Baronne and Perddt
sts. Ofliees-John Gedge, p Ii. M. Summers, Sec y
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MASONIC,

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE or ANCIENT J oBR
HASONS-hods its Grand Annual COmmunlca- q
ton at New Oresns on the 81 Monday Of January. "a
Oficcrs--M, r. Dudley M w Grand Master; Tn. "a We
II. Lewis, h w Deputy Grand Master Willis II M
Coleman, w G Senior Warden; Gladin eIOun, " "
q Junier Warden; Daniel Blair, g Treas r w ID. -
Howard, G Secy; John Claiborne q Senior Deacon; u u
Benbfook Junior Deacon; G. p Clarke NJ q Chaplain
A. j. Williams G Marshal (; J. A Staats g tyer'
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4,sr az snrHrgs isae CONT AN

General A gent Of any DISTRICT thisIcan be saIed
q Families should club together and get
supply of the medicines. a.
g. EmigTant societies and other ph1anthI0pc bouies
should furnish them to the needy
~ ~ $3.50 EDWARD BARTON, secretary,
Office of the (frGefenberg C9mpGnp,
No 80 Broadway, New w r1. March, 1913.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Phys-
clans in different parts OF the Union.
This 70 certify that We the undersigned Physicians Of
the CITY Of Albany have IN prescribed Dr.
Townsends Sarsapala and believe TO be one Of the most
valuable preparations in the market;
Il. 2. PULING, N. D.
-. WILSON, NJ D.
r b. BRIGGs. H. D.
Albany ApfiJI 1877 r. e. ELMFNDaRF N n
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-sIIIIs oHANn1HRY ANp HARDNAl

snip oHAEDIERY AND HARDWARE.
SAMUEL LOCKE. Nos Z ana Froat Lsges. z
j ss e ecijU NJ Manila Rore assoed to inches "a
800 do Jared Hemp; DO 4 TO 8 40 -
ice coils Spun arm and Marin;
5000 gallons Boiled Paint OIL White Lead;
$50 do Sperm Oil, Lard and. Whale Oil
Composition n ais and Spikes
z 49 ss 9gcb y "a asTted sizes from 40 to $500 lbs
50 tons Cham Gables, assorted from e Il inch
30 boxes Tin Plates, x x x CHARGED
100 boxes Loaded Plates, ID 90 nc. and TX.
5000 yards of Cotton Canvas, No. 70 ~ ~. u5
and spaRnsd % w. by BY Ri9sts Eas Bs
and Iron Wire Bot Copper tn sm mt s dGo C Sfe
large and fresh stock OF late tmpeTtanons Inyz2-
HARDWARE, &c
r. w. MONTGOMERY, II Charities street,
ver9 E aom3ete sock of Goods in his "A
Ill line In addition TO his usual extensive assoTt
ment Of Birmingham, Sheffield and Domestic All "A
very complete embracing among numerous olher aItce-
1000 boxes Tin Plates, Pontpool and other brands
10 600 lbs Iron Ware assorted, all sizes;
$50 tons Iron, assorted Swedes, American and Englsh
b band and ii sheet; Steel, ali kinds;
200 dozen genuine Collins 4 Co light and heaHy axes
200 tons Hollow Ware Castings, assorted pots, ovens spl
d deI N fgsR nS S o9ied F a ae p0
| 800 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chalns X.rt Gods
Wilson'S Coffee Mills; Ames Hollands and other maker
Spades and Sh0ye MlTe and halr Selves noes q 81 III
AMH sTs Eoe sne ' and Pit Saws horse and mule Go
and Hames Straw-cutters m-sheLers, and Corn mills
s 64s f FiGSsi ssd White Lead Pae ali kinds
and Grind Stones; Mill Irons Boiling Cleth az npmOe
Shot Sheet and Bar Lead Stock Kettles BARK Mills
1900 gallons Sperm Oil, and mo,
His stock of Cutlery surpassed. Buyers are invited
| examine before purchasing elsewhere my -.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-04
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7HREE EHLDREN

This certificate cOneusivey proves that this Sarsapara has
perfect control the most obstinate disease Of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house unprecedentedss