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CRAM DIVISION OF THE STATE OF ywIm
LoflfsiANA.-At the annual session Of the AsXXz
Dios sHs Of fhr hs held ON
D Dss d ssf'edH sfs,s FL! &c
AM n Charles W Scott Conductor A. Mclean SEN
fpEG Al f'tfEHISrPL oF at cy
tai Fqpnt Hall Hal 2s Tch9gP19pps street monthly Off
BaHy Fl d. f " AheR, i fiF s. Z Glover,
LOUISIANA, TEMPLE OF, HONOR, No, laameets
< AsSsss: Ws. Fs%: ( join T EsE
bssnaS fL1ns , IT. Ae iyco6 T. Ge
ocEHS TEMfLE OF HONOR, No 2-mests every
sss lqWs;ds sco wy #RSsPTf
Mep r. + H H5nas5 vi b Ball. MBHG How
The etEsAfa %fhE H3sq& s
f S TssdSy syfnPs At Rh haPas efk ass
+ HHai Bst r. n fSap & E'fse' E Bs
Fa1 S* TEhP 'fHS = No.
Sc sssn bvos MS on Gh a
$ass f W% slI i Eihs f,in 1sP's T.
$Sf Vt e S.sa.
PELICAN DIVISION No. I-meets every "Wednesday
%a the i Vssn s a a1d tha5
sts'f T. Y 1t1s1f
syssn: ~
ass a. & E5 5sssf js%:
& ee5I s. E tfwsrss
at half paft esoet No. ~ TshonPogas siIse Of
HI spasy. 4'S W hss'ii & H. s sSs'
cREsfA T' FoUNp No. 4-meet, every Thursday even
asg s a a FL, E, 1e 1 70 Wit
f &. Heat :: " 4. bIuadags, 4 r ;F,nvanBsaea
B hss1 IA g. % Govs e. s. + H Taes
evening" IN the S Sdd Fellows
s As p Hsary anso @
PsIkf 80 T Thq. Simmons Simmons q III ff9 S;
IS o PiyfsioS
ss1 efyssHafREs %E ndxiEa WIS faF}
'a GRE !sS WIS Sss NJ every Tuesday
4 " EGfSs Ss Me- MnHi ons ss
JET EhSON DltlSlON, NO. Twas nstltltet ~
retna Parish Of Jefferson, Tuesday, 18th August 1S47
by the Grand Worthy Patriarch, James Patterson
LOUISIANA DIVISION, No. 11-neets every Friday
evening, in Unity Hall No: Mangny Buildings above the
" Orleanan Office Third Municipality. Ofcers-Willam
Hornby, w P; J. B. Vandergnf, w A.; R. Lusher, |
9; George Sherwood, A R 9; John McCay, s; J. j. |
Lpgenbuhl, T W. 8. Kyle, c. William Low. A C; Chas
Rhodes, 8; John Skiffngt0n, s.
YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION, No. Il
meets Friday evening" at half past o'clock in their
Hail. No. 50 Canal, of Royal street. Ocers-J0hn
Taylor Peter Hsesrs A. Horace g?.s G. toiHg
"a. Js + HosbsHy q R%ry' G. Carroll
atthe Of 81 CHARLES and Common street,; Officers
s; Thos: {. Bailey, a si Chas vsnds5dOes, " rs
g. Z. Bowies. S; AUGUSTUS g. Foster q s. o'A"e
HARMONY Division No 15-organized February
ls4SoMeets every Monday evening At TX O'Clock at the
la of Crystal FOunt Division No 22 Tchoupitoulas ST..
, Arey, R S; G a Hebson A s; Chas Chase F s; CD
bradford, T; J W McCraeken, G; Nolan, A c; John
Burroughs, S; Charles Ferguson, Q 8.
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. 17-Organzed Sunday Feb
1913 Officers for the present quars-John Iarue,
S. A w scaes, T; Nicholas stringer G; Thomas Biz.
ningham, G; 81 Maur Stuart 8; Peter Johnson, o s.
OLIVE BRANCH UNION, No. /. Daush1ers Of Tenn
1onday evening, at half pasta 0clnck Goodhope Chapel
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DAILY RESCENT.
70 MISS r r. II.


r,..., lady the harp which so long has been hung
In the chamber of silence. and hushd was its strain;
Rv Yeuu. is toucb'd and by Cupid restmng,
Awakes into rapture its music again.
The bard who so often has coured her smiles.
And paid his devotion 80 long at her shrine;
So often deceived by her sons cunning wiles,
Had laid his harp by, unambtious TO shine
Bnt change has come er him, the light OF thine eyes,
Has reached to his souls deepest inmOst recess
And stirred the strong pulse Of emotion, which hes
Deep hid in his bosoms EMBEDDING cares
,Tissaid there are sympathies. felt by the soul,
When its kindred soul meets in the eyes glance alone;
And spurning the chains of base matter cohtfo
Each flows to the other, and mingles in one
Twas thus that my spirit, entranced by the BEAM
Which shone from thy eyes, so sparkling ana ohehl'
Realized in moment lfetime's sweet dream
As basked in the rays of their heavily light
Oh; Earth what dreary and desolate place.
To man would'st thou be. were not woman the star
That lights up the path of his sin stricken race,
His soIace in sorrow his partner in care.
Then ask me not whyI again sweep the Tyre.
For Venus has touched it. and Cupid restrung;
While bright eyes look me, the theme to inspire
WHY should it, still longer, in silence be hung
RADCLIFFE.
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HARDWARE. sc.


NEW ORLEANS.
hn y" .'nu Very complete stock of goods in his FL
,osn, ~ d n a1aitlon to his usual extensive ascot .
WARE and aI -a Sn1weiIeld and Domestic HARD. "a
very non,ni. " Lfkf his stock of heavy goods is -
sooo botss eS,cns among etheT artcles-
also Block T n SAY Pontpool and other brands,
io'V ~ US Iron Ware, assorted ali szsS
soo tons Iron, assorted Swedes a.. 49,
and sheet os Ii plough plate ab hoops band
q 1 M a a genuine Collins 4 Co.'S light and -
400 tons HeIow wa, snoaih Nails assorted ali s;ze
soo aeis sSIets n1e dogs ETC.; French po ovens sp
300 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains sizes.
Together with w htfemore's Cotton .,a w
MSsns sc Soee Mills Ames Roand and w oe1 Cards
Avis Vices and Smhs ha Selves Hoes Of ali kinds:
ste Mill Gross and Pit Saws horse and 1e hs Tin
dna Hamss STA wcutters; Corn shelters and 1 Coars
spS,. TPiOaghs Nos and PAPER ali kinds h m Tsz
Grind SonsS a Mn " niue Lead Paints all kinds; Mil
sheet and Bar lie ad; Stock Kettles; BAN Mill
e oS gallons Sperm Oil. and
His stock of suiIery strained and bleaehed Whale Oil
sse"hee mho 6m
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STARK, DAY, STAUFFER 4 CO..
-r.x - IMPORTERS OF
RON, TIN PLATE METALS UapDyv G.

Corner Canal and Magazine sts. Mem Orleans,
On following Goods and would respectfully solicit q
" the INSPECTION Of country purchases In
Nails. Castings Tin Plates Metals
MAYOR y Co.'S CAST STEEI. and GIN SAW STEEL:
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Coriage Tar Min Stones
Grind Stones, Axes Hoes ShoyeIs Spades, Poughs:
COTTON and WOOL. CARDS:
sGyhes Ok Log and Trace Chains Anyls Vices Smith,
assortment Of 1850 - ef
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
composing all articles this line adapted to the Southern
m and Western Jobbing Trade $50
ne advertiseE are agents for the sale of
I.o PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS.
kind heretofore in use They ynnlJ eio oi .I 10
lion OF Southern Planters their stock of " '''' 'e''
m - PLANTATION GOODS
oIIss. Cane Knives, Sugar Summers and 7 ,d.s r
HOOPS Building Materials '''e'' anu LADIES' Truss
CoRN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS HORSE Cor
LARS etc, etc.-All of which have baen sl,5
expressly for Plantation Supplies and of The hest anal
mix, -,
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meets at No. Is Common street the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month OfieeSL e. Reynolds, w
NJ " A Az 9E Seq, SecEetary ;.,o
ton of the Grand Lodge of Mssspp-hod their monthly
meetings the first Thursday evening of each month, at
the Masonic Hail. overthe CarrotOn Railroad Depot corner
Of Baronne and Perddo streets. Ocers-W. H. Howard
HIRAM LODGE OF K. Y. MAsONs-hoId their
monthly meetings the Masonic Hall of Bar9nne
and Perddo streets the third Tuesday Of each month
NJ; James H. Miller 8 w; Nathan shriyehom, W; pr.
EUREKA IODGE-under the jurisdiction Of the Grand
Lodge of their meetings in aa aite ne o
Jackson. Oicers-A.J ]. Williams, M; j. b. Clements
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FRENCH PRoNouNcINe DICTIONARY.

TTNTE STANDARD PRONOUNCINED DICTIONARY
tsnrennes Of the French and EnglSh languagesi IN
and French The rst part comprehending words liz com
mon use terms connected with terms belonging to
IL 900 terms lately published with the pronunciation of every
word according to the French Academy and the most emf
nent photographers and Gammarans; together with i0o
critical remarks which the various methods of ponounc
employed by different authors Investigated and com
pared with each other The second part containing cop
Vocabulary OF English words and expressions. with the
by practical and comprehensive system of French ponnn
citation By Gabriel Surenne, f. A. S f., French Teacher
NAUTICAL Society of Paris Lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, and author OF several
works on Education.
Also. REDS DICTIONARY of the English language,
containing the Pronunciation Etymoogy and Explanation
of all words authorised by eminent writers
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Satione
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard Miscellaneous,
Polite and School Literature -
mh5 ]. B. STEEL, ii Camp St
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y y n S.

MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS, &c.-Medical students can
INI find at the New Orleans Stationers' warehouse, "a
Camp street the largest and best assortment 81 a MINUS I'
MEDICAL WORKS of the latest revised editions, at pup
lishers' prices This collection embraces works IN every
branch of the Healing Art and stands unnvaed as com
price as they are sold in Boston, New York and Phlade
pha As the list is too extensive for an ordinary ayefe
Faculty generally is respectfully invited. The subscriber
feels assured that critical examination OF the stock ana p
will give satisfaction to all parties o
m j. Il. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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LOUIS PHILIPPE AND THE GREAT PowERs.-
The Cologne Gazette of the 9th ult. contains an
extract from another journal, in which alusion is
made to 4 swell founded report that the great
powers have entered into an arrangement, among
themselves, which will enable them to be fully
prepared for the great event which, in the ordinary
course Of nature, must happen at distant period
in France. 1t is said that certain secret military
measures are included in those arrangements
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE FURNIsHING STORE,

AVV q II 3 7 Z,
No Sc Camp Street Men Orleans
WaERE Families can find all articles Of Housekeeping:
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL Shoves and TOngs
and Kitchen Fire Iron.
:, Enameled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
Coffee Uns
TABLE CUTLERY-Germa Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons.
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE, new article.
WILLOW WARE-Baskets Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes ~ ~ ~
MATS-Jute. Manila, Alicant Palm and Husk Mats
Walters and Trays.
Brass Britannia and new metal Candle Sticks and Jamnx
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces,
u " J. Wnght's patent Premium Cooking Stoves for
wood or coal. with fixtures complete, the most approved
pattern in use. tf
tiuced prices. mix e., '
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NOR THE pENrCjr s1 at.D' rrzr r~rrr,r, -

II r
= ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in consn
for the of private diseases owing to the
ef OF many who profess such cases
nhnlo T afflicted as well as sheer justice Dr. MU
LEN no 60 CTsToMHOUsE STREET, state that in The
year 1916 was soreiy afflicted with syphilis in IFS worst .
mos appalling form and for several months together was nm
deI the best regular medical practice could Obtain in New
U1eans' without being at all benefttel-indeed grew
ton AT ehgth heard OF Dr. MuLLKss great reputa
ne restored me TO perfect health Subscribed Neworeans
JAN I,lAi. Lmhl6 I'M SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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of the negroes arrested by officer Lewellen, on
Monday, charged with the murder of William L.
White, was examined on Tuesday, before two
county magistrates, and acquited-the other, a
servant of DR.. Pollard, was sent on to a called
court for the Dist inst.
Mr.. Whites negro girl who was in the room
with her master at the time of his murder, on being
shown DR.. P.'s negro declared him to be the MUIR
derer.
Mrs. White, we are pleased to learn, is recover
ing from her injuries, and, if the negro now under
arrest is the one who killed her husband, may be
able to identify im.-Ricllmond Rep, 18TH
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MANNMANE,
HardWare-HardWare.
j. M. ELLIS & CO., 1o4 p0YDRAs STREE

Observation-Disclosures
j. M. ELLIS T. CO., 104 POYDRAS STREET.
4 We have hand, and mean to be always n
supplied With FIJI assoTment Of every descrg
- as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Hooks ~
Locks and Laehes Bolts flat, round and square. of all
sizes Window Paleys and Sash Fasteners Also, Carpen-
ers and CoOpers' Tools such as Squares Planes Saws
Beys Chisels, Angus and Bits. Rules Guages Hammers
and Hand Axes Hatche Spirit and Plumb Levels etc. ETC.
ALSO
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-Hol
low Ware Castings Sad IRONS Tao Irons; Japaned Tin
and Enameled Ware Table and Pocket Cutlery
We shall receive, as formerly most of the leading
articles IN this branch to sell the Manufacturers account
and shall he able to supply all purchasers their lowest
prices. mills
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MEDICAL,

URINARY affections, symptoms vrulen, d;
1 peculiar IN their nature that uniortnna,die sl,
are able to discuss them 1t sa herapeuca sct ou
ance, the more the disease penetraes into the sv" %
tend assmate to diseases of another natnn ,bn Will
ticut does the treatment become. General SvS @oEd
taneous and takes place under host of dfndpa 9m
ignoranty prescribed. symptoms of those roi nedels
properly distinguish he'd, Yield to professional a
rative order and the safest method is radcsI va
primary affections in the shortest possible tma eun ol
time subduing their characteristic cham of serious a. M
DR. MALLON, 70 Canal street horoughv cus igoaaDaAb
cures all OF those diseases The Doctor conemp ss
few record, in the annals of the hesns e an @
afford more striking proof of my TRIUMPH over an Taa
the thorough and complete cure of well knouss au
this city that looked upon as desperate and Sas
reach of human aid. DR. Maons offices are at 3e
Street The Doctor has removed 10 rs Canal o,.ANA
doors from Royal street. "l siet bQ
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THE GRAEFENBERG NEDJcINpc

are opposing them Misguided men How nteJ ina.
ble to arrest their spread The most exsraoninay , S
e nar are &C., constantly oW!ng IN to the Company om
most respectable citizens Many Of these iestimona L
been submitted to gentlemen of great distinction who @
carefully examined them to see that they are gsn a
Among these are the Rev N Bangs D. ID Of tbe NSI
dist OPAL Church and Francis Hall ESQ., editor Of %
New York Commercial Advertiser We finally subTite
The Hon. VIM. V. Brady, the Mayor of New York wr
has given his certificate, under the Great Seal olte C
that they are genuine and reliable
with snch names, we fear no opposition. Weave Ior6e
at every point and solicit continuance of the une1amn
patronage we have already received. We would eanslj
LIST That in every neighborhood where there is M I
berg Depot, immediate steps should be taken 10 sV
one BY addressing the General Agent of any dstHc
a, ms can be secured MI
3d. Emigrant Societies and other panthropc bodies shO
ofthe GRAEFFN Nj Ere GfvEGETABLEpILlsa,1
10000 boxes are sold each and eoery meek
Of the HEALTH BITTERS, an enormous quanttyt
These extraordinary hittes sold at % cents paper and
are warranted to make two quarts OF BItters superior loan,
in the world. They are composed of Roots Herbs Bnb
and Vines gathered in the vast forests and paes Of Ams
lea, and are speedy and certain restorative Of weak AMI
The other Medicines of the Company are of equal value
and are follows:
pJ THE GRAEFESBERG sARsAPARLLA Goy
THE CHIIDREN'S PANACEA-THE GREEN
Ma9MMTAEN 4ENTMENT gYErP PoNsUMPT
D. HANSBROUGH, 72 CAMP street, Men 0rlsn.
La to whom applications r f., Agepses %ay be address
New York February 1913. q
=, IL For sale by WELD & co. Periodical Agent,
Camp street; ID. FELT " CO, Statoners' Hail. "A Chat
tres street; ALFRED HUNTER, corner Of Exehans
P. NJ, City of Lafayette: j. L. VAN BOKKEILEN, CO..
ner of Camp and st. Mary street, Lafayette mh1lm
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Es-The "Nativists - of Philadelphia have hat
meeting, to stop Congress from sending mission
to the Pope
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office, No 48 Camp street, few doors
above GIavier
Martin s. Co. Office, No 81 Magazine street, New
Orleans
Horace Bean Office, No. "a Camp street, corner of
Thomas n. Barker No % Camp street, corner of
Common
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Do The doctrine of direct taxation has now
several open advocates among the public men of
the United States.
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G5- Some of the prettiest women on earth are
dwellers in New Orleans
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Post OHce-Open daily from to 6-on Sunday from IL
to "A. G. Penn, Postmaster.
CLOSE Eastern Mail, via Mobile. daily at IL Felix M.
GREAT Western Null comprising all the stopping places on
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers Tuesdays and Fridays irreg
nlar !ouiSrMe Mail EXTRA, supplying NatcheZ, Vicks
burg Memphis and Louisville four times week irregular.
Cast or Bag0n Sara Mail, Wednesdays and Sundays at
O'Clock. A NJ CORN gton and .NadisoauHe Mail, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Red Rrer HnH irregular:
o clock, r. NJ 49, DUE: Eastern MAJ, daily by 10 Am,
Great Western .N1, twice week. irregular. LouisrAe
days, by3 F. NJ Coringt0n and Madis0npHe Mail Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, by 7. NJ. Red Rirer
ted at p
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M Z n y 3 NM,
NOTICE.
EE LGTEh

a AAH2sE puaen OF T 95s wsS
ished that all that is necessary tOSay to those W. s
unfortunate As to nave contracted any one of
Of be yao sna cfed hs a
successful practice OF twentyX years con6nsj pt o.
VENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the RIoea, sttF
many of whom had been under the treatmop pa,t all ho
physicians without receiving any benefit enab enbs
you positively safe, certain and speedy cnrs uM NE
OF the UNFORTUNATELY AFFLICTED see this sbosH oll All
ment they would do well to call at No S. C ro. ad'e
STREET, before lying elsewhere and avail tSO
the benefits of the subscriber long and
mills I'm b. F. MULLEN, S. C nstOaelA Iereps
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
RoBIMETT, Muslin. Linen and Cotton MUsQUITO
- MEETINGS. large stock hand and for sale cheap
mho5 t so5. ETTER, 20 Camp st.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs.-For single letter, not exceeding n nan an
ounce, (avolrdupose) sent not exceeding oVo hies'
For every half ounce and excess over every half
ounce the same rates of postage; and when adyer-
tised, two each Letter. or four cents If the
For drop letters not to be mailed, each, ..........
CIRcuLARs-For any printed circular handful adver-
NEwsPAPERs-Of 1900 square inches, less, sent
80 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
within the State,
Sent over such a distance. II
Neuspapers-unless subscnbes-3 cents EACH prepaid
or not forwarded from the Post.Offce
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
sous or TEMPERANCE.

p.ypar-I. without reserve soemnly pledge my honor
man that viii neither make buy, sell, bev.
rae any, Snirtnons or Malt Liquors, Wine Cider
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PRINTERS, AND BINDERS, wARERooMs'

PRINTERS AND BINDERS WARERooM"
Nos. 20 ind 81 Gotd street, Men Y@E'
'TNHE subscribers continue to manufac. 1GA
= tnre al greatly reduced prices, E%5R
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press, WrShsY
es, Hydraulic Presses, &c &c. of the most Nftfx9
approved kind, among which are their i'm. Mxw#
proved Double and Single CYLINDER ~
M MA biIE PRESSES for Newspaper Foff@%T
and ans the Washington and Smith HAND-s1s nv
& with or without their Patent Iron RoIs b.
Rue, Furniture Ink &c, &C. constantly hand: ' IN
every article necessary for complete Printing oir lie
most favorable terms s
pound. .
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with esmaffs
aeiai Tor Printing Offices or Bindey, by informing Us
style and quantity of work they desire do. e osy
The subscribers prepared to furnish Castings oil a
SIZE or description, at the lowest price
Cash paid for old Cast Iron ~ ,,.
The subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel Mil, r. to
Cut Circular and other Saws, suppsy'of which ie ~
constantly on hand. [mll5 l2mJ r. HOE I"
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lHe gIstu1eS UPON the udder OF COW contained nt
winch would produce the almost divine results for p ps
Interested persons high social and professional sS
rdcnled what they dare not deny They asserted inv i
vacclnated persons became covered with hair and s,e I
pted horns and tail and that in one case child nv, l
tours, believing like bull But the current van aan on
s1 me 6oo The British Parliament voted him e e
>slOoooO) and the world sang his praises ''''''
The same spirit has come darn 10 mr. o,,u ,;n,,.
while we write this Bulletin, interested persons s, I@
he wonderful efficacy and success of N"'' ''SOaG
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MONTHLY BULLE
fTINT NJ .

MONTHLY BULLE-
I'VE TIN .... No. 3 ....
The world has ever been the
scene Of the tiercest strug-
giles between Truth and En-
rof. No sooner does Truth
PROFOUND an important the
DRY, than Error, with its le-
gion of allies, seeks to arrest
its progress. a most Illus
trlous 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 thai dreadful
scourge, the SmaMox, was
robbed of its tepsrs. He
found that the matter from
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= sR Also extensive assortment of other Standard
SCHOOL and other Miscellaneous Works in every department
OF Literature Science and Art together with every article of
STATIONERY in for sale the lowest prices at
the NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREIiOITsE
No. Ia CAMP STREET. j II STEEI -
N b. A liberal discount made to Country dealers p,o
fessors Teachers and those who buy to sell again mb5