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AUCTION SALTS.
fty IS ellington GoGaim.
SALE OF 'STUDLEY." LYING IN THE
COUNTY OF HANOVER, UNDER A

lhUS DEED.
PURSUANT 10 Tie provisions &c 4 deed Of trust, da.
= ted the a:ih day Of June. lsii, and duly recorded
inthe Clerks Office of Hanover Conn.y ''nnTt, rxrcn
ted by William Is. Ihittendra Ia the undersigned, for
the purpose of securing the debt therein mentioned due
10 William Srlden, We s.iai., on ItE@iAY, tEr gun
day Of March, 1919, commencing ii ! u'c!uca. \. VI,
proceed Ia sell, on The premises, at pHhllc suction, -
tho highrrt bidder, sIhr Tract al Lara ~ tie County
~ Hanover, know n hy the name 81 '~S,!d!ry, lying IN
Totnpnioiloi tr ek, aud adjoining rhr inniS ii john
Haw, Gibson War and Others, containing tx %hnydfed
and !orIy-sIS.a acres and OF an acre, more or less " In
the event the weather snail he such, NJ the time appoint.
ed above. a III prevent the said sale brin. made on that
day, then The sale III the said land VIII be continued
from Gay 10 day SUNDAYS %rxceptrdl L. tic same hour.
unit such sale shall he effected. We believe the title
Ia the properly 10 br good, bnt, as we sell n Trustees.
We stall nHly convey such Title u Is vested ~ rs ~ line
deed Of trust aforesaid, under which tie sair Wi! he
made.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne fourth Of the purchase mo.
n.y VIII he required IN cash, and the balance IN three
equal ~iH>talmrnts, bearing interest from the Jay ot sale,
payable srmi.aEnugliy, and a 10 winch instalmenis a
credit Of Gnr, Two and three years VIII be gwen, the
purchaser executing u deed al trust on The property
sold 10 secure the paymrn. Of the same, with the accIu'
n tufsFnF Inr--.
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scw4RE OF CoUNTERFElTS AND lMl-
pew ATOMS

WHITE ONION SETS-Two barrels Just
w received and Tor sale by
GAYNOR & WOOD,
March "a Druggists.
~ ARDEN SEED-Second supply just re-
r ceiyed al GAYN0R Il WOODS,
March % CHy Drug otoIe.
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LOFTiN n. ELLET,)
" GODntS, Trustees.
tEtt n NIF1fsr

W Sale conducted by ". GODDiN, Auct.
Immediately after the above sale uf Land, will b.
sold, by The Executors Of thr late w. u. Ghittrudrn,
deceased, All If llr Personal Estate III ~sS:uilry : con
slsllng OF Mules, Gatrle, Hogs, Wa-ors, tart, Farming
implements, Wheat Machine a large quantity OF Corn,
Gals, Fodder, Sc.
IERhS-Fur all sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, siN months credit, iur nrgotIinlr NOTES. -ati..
iaclofily endorsed. March g-ctds
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1IACAULAY'S ENGLAND.-1he Bosom
wi Chean Edition, volume frsi, for sale at
March II MORRIS BOOKSTORE.
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REMARKABLY CURE or BRONCHITIS;

uarI,. sna. ,.d many y.,r. with =
-. 49,, ,hr,,t ,u.,t,rs me i.:yrs. dining
49, -. ,im. o.. ,,.,t.a \. m. most distinguished
- 49, 49,, -, ,nJ m, Tu,,yl Si,t,. w,rnont
~ 49," :" -, $50, H., al M nm, my
'tce's'nS =, : .,.,f,a,,. ,nJ IN. ,i.r,s,
-rnela, : : - \" aa ,.,,.. ,.r.,,- ,m,l,r,t,on. vy.te n.ra
'hahihs - v''I.' ~, h, IL IN; t.n, III, M
tnu "hdlese' :, : -, -. "nmn,.,, ~ J,,io,,tlr anu.
- -" !, 49,. l,rv, mn. b-,n. arcnnp,n,ri WIN
''u" : ", !" -. "a -. IN h,e,,hi,, wnrld .non
.hu'.'' 49, -" ~, ,G. ,Id NJ, ,hralnrd relief
NV :. 49,. nv ia, "m' ~ I'm, iny,bi,,r- ~,,sarai,lia.
ua'"s" -. ..,r,.u.,. ,ynru / commenced using lhe
! "''. ! Al mn uiarr mpch confidence IN irs yir.
; ,.,,I ~ .,rn,,.. ~, wh., yon are IN
" =" 80 .. ~, nu, t,p.,.,, ,.m.dt..
i"fmrh ~ y" 49,. ,.,,no,, ~ sn,r.s.. In,
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S.ARS APARlLtA,
Err Quart Bottles.

CURE uF A l. l. ID leases ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF The
BLOOD, OR HABIT OF TIE SYSTEM
VIZ:
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rhermlti-m. Obstinate cuia
ne0ns ErupiioIs, PiWpl.- ~ PI~irlr, On the Face,
BiotchrS, Bilr>, Chrome Snrr E!r-, Rug Worm
or Trttrr. Sclld Head. En.d'c. rirnt aud
Pain orthr Bones aud Iotnt-. stubborn
fict r.. S%yphtntc Sympro ~, Srit-
tica nr Iumtaro. and Diseases arising
from an InIldicinn- us, III Mercury A,cii-s
or Drop>y, Exposure Or lmpiuira:r N Life
Also, Chronic Constitutional Disorders VIII be ie
moved by ts,s pr-paraion.
The value of TINS pre- patatl"n = now widely Snown.
and ever day ilr field 81 n usefulness ! extending.
II - approved, aai Gistiy recommended by .fhysi
cians, and Is admitted H. be tnr most powerful and
searching propagation tfnm ,nr fnni fftt hn- ever been
employed III m-dical psacii.t. TIE unfortunate victim
nf hereditary disease, WIN swollen -iands, contacted
sine US, and bones iIa!i cartons, has been 2, stored 10
health and vignr. The 1cruii'nu- patient. COVERED
with ulcers. ibltI-nmr 10 ldin,rit ani {" hi- attendants,
in- been made wh"i- iiundted, - prf.ons, who had
srcanei hop-icS-iy Tor yeas, under cn:tnr'ns and
pIlndnlar disorders, chronic rheumatism, aud NAM
other complaints, springIHg from u arrangement oi tho
stctetiyr ofsans ani inr rircniail"u, have been raised.
as Il were. { ON The rlch 81 ttra.-, aud row. WIN fe-
gene rated consi itGIions, gladly TESTIFY u The tinrhfy
nj this inrstimdblr prruarsilnn
The folio Mag ceriiti ate rom Colonel samuel e.
Taylor, a gentleman az hlsi standing and extensive
afauaintanrr through the southern siatrS. hnd lately
appointed Consul 70 sew 'ranai'i, c"mhends 'tss'' g
the attention d ali.
Spw YoaR, January Z, leiS.
Ncssrs. a. B.& H.. S.sps: G-niirmrn-Having USED,
and Witnessed the rlirc,,ul Your I trrslen' preparation
uf Saf-aparlla on II.irru II persons ~ vai'ol> paris
at III. Soitii- m country, VIZ Niginla, Louisiana.
Texas and Mexico, feel hncii pleasure IN stating thr
n,yh opinion entertained u ur gr-at medicinal vans.
I'm NV nwn case Il artci almosl like = charm, rrinov-
ny spt eddy III. rnrfva'ed state OF the SYSTEM, ahc
syciiIn. in lhr most agreeable mini..r 4 .hh;c ana IN
vi.ora.Inr influence.
Your Sarsaplrlila - hi.h'y approved AMI extensive.
Iy used hy tIr Inird states Amy III Mexico. ana my
cousin, General u icalty Taylor, has inr the past h'o
,eais been ~ The habit Of n.inI y, and recommends
The same. lie aud myself adopted The article at ~" same
lime. and II u now psiri ed ~ almost Indispensable
rrcui.itr m The army. IN conclusion aoHii say,
mat the better IL i. known lie more h,1hls u VII Ne
pr,zed. and trust that nS h~rtllt-tr storing virtues VIII
MAKE II generally known throw 2hrnt the l-nsuh anc
mr. adlll of aur IS id.ig extended cointry.
Ycurs vsry rr.crriiIll,, SC TAYLOR,
Lr-..-L s-I.- L..n-.-l Ii Nr.u ELAnnla
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AUCTION SiLES.
sSy "a. e. & &. Es. Ggs:a Auc,s.

NEGROES.
vii! De sold b u, ih's mofaire, al 10 o'cl'k,
two nero rHen, t.o negfU urls, ard a negro boy.
Mach IL y 3. G.. b. HILL, Auc,s.
ESy e. "a. sssra5asen & EsO.
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank-Capttal sz'v WS.9
ors: S. Stewart r. w. Montgomery, =. F. FOX, y. II. H.
dudley A d. Crossman, A. d. Kelly; y Gayane Tor the
Stale Jacob OFT for Mechanics Society Lew Peirce
Attorney; H. B. Cenas. Notary. Discount Days: Mon
Civ Bank Capital 500 GOO. SAMUEL PETERS,
President T. J. PALFREY, Cashier. Directors s. J. Pc
ters William H. Avery. p Cenrey, Jr., j. r. Shaw, j. w
Stanton w P. Converse, A Hobart Jr G. w: Sques, 2.
Sawve j. T. Russell F. Jordy, VIM. Alling. II. Lockett,
Attorney; II. B. Cenas Notary Discount daily, at noon
Branch at Natehtoches-A Lemee, Cashier; Branch at
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers, Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capital 100000. GLENDY BURKE. Pres
ident N. n; WILKINSON, Cashier. Directors: William
Henderson, VIM. nj. Goodrich ]. l.. Boger James L. Nc
Lean, Frank Perrot ]. Whitney F. b. Conrad, Auory
+ Hermann; Notary. Discount DAYS Wednesdays and ID
Bayou saralR Mumford, AGENT; at FraRklin-R Hare
Louisiana State Bank-Capita s2,O0O,OO0 J. b. b.
VIM r Hepp E. B. Harris, R. Brugier Pierre Poutz A
Felix Griina Attorney; Achle Chiapella, Notary. DIS
count days Wednesdays and Saturdays Branch at st.
MartinsvIlle-Ransom Eastin, Agent.
eoMERY' Pesident Ron'T NJ DAVIS. Cashier Direct
0rs James Hewitt, Ambrose Lanfear, VIM Voge Chris
oval Toedano, James Day Geo Ur9uhan, Alfred Hen
mem Edward Shift John R Marshall 2. Cuveler A. b.
Henshaw and Cuthbe Buitt for the State Levi PIERCE,
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch at Donaldsonyile-
Chastant Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard, Agent at
ST. Francisville-J. N. Maynard Agent at Alexandria
r. C. Hynson. Agent at OpeOusas-E. Deailon, Agent
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the Louisiana Grand Lodge of Ancient York MasonsI
meets No Is Common on he SECOND and iouIn
Tuesdays of each month -. .Oficer-L. E. Reynolds, w
NJ w. ]. Armstrong, Secretary. j., LII:
THE CRESCENT CITY LoDGE7undeaG the uflsaiG
ton of the Grand Lodge of Mssissipp-hod their month
meetings the first Thursday evening OF each month
the Masonic Hall the Canoton Railroad Iep9I d
w nj; J. u. Evans, Secretary. ro>,e, IL, .b.;r
HIRAM LODGE OF A. Y. MAsONS-FF91ea a ro o,,gns
and Peido streets the third Tuesday Of each mon
NJ; James H. Miller S w; Nathan Shryelhorn ) w Ss "
B9ekebapk p Ell Long d T. o. Of the Grand
Lodge OF Mspp-hold their meetings IN az, e an
the first Wednesday of each month on LeYee Ients
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
CONS OF TEMPERANCE.

without o sn y. pledge my honor PaO
that w a o Matt Laaors Wine or Cider ''
cpANn DIyIsJON OF THE STATE OF @gIgw
IoHGfsiANA-At the annual gs session Of the ZyaA.
Grand DSs Hsf Of the oewng beRen
$uy ef s rs Sf Fowe tH &c A A. sse
fsa C q w Scott 6 Conductor; A Mclean, Sen
tG ps5EG Ii FafiIIPL {
tai Fount Hall, 222 Tchonpitcnlas street, monthly of.
Wp u; T. 3; Heart w D U; ~. Ahern, w d G; -
H T6GfsfA y TEMPLE OF HONOR, No.
:sss ses! e nisSF Ff sS
R hsEs ri Ass 5%s5M s 4
'0 ocE EfnSe! TEM y OF HONOR every
esT s. + WY Ha a f. T. ss%ood
Hop r. r F H HbnasrS b NfR;W How
gsf
Eff Hs: f. + Sly E3S S:a5
a Ein bs TEaf sfHt ooR No n ss
e Pecan pv7es aad Com
qsss 9fsf, ',f} E5 S hsP'S
b s$s ssiPf { HaS5a4 4 $j jSa bssaoi
acting s. @ W Wozensaft ssts e W. Wednesday
ev rEho 4 ts
H ontn on The vsfsnash a1d oe
Elected or the qga5ter1A5emp@n Hill Mp Jaeqb
y M0 hs%rsnse r MoyaHe Albert s%ap s jqmss
Burke IKE" G. Thomas Cunan, c; Isaac Mckenzie, s;
M oGRA as bfdf141sfoN No msst; every Wednesday
Ses MsGsay R Bse FPa
An&sy R5ssh T. MskS amn Il G jsms.
Mc(y hrav( Lawrence. A
5; XssnEsS :; EdSafq Mitchell Ply PWP svsnin.
Tes AZ s's NsssH ( f Fsas
( HE Baas1 s Williams hssaA & III saxon
81 + MaRfk No. every
ing at O'clock at W sf Vii NJ f H aGeuP10ala
Y bi W. 1sn K W. E baSs Ka5eoeE
ET #zs fhfs9PF6i b1 efT r. Of
=; Fss: H5'
yATfH4 c S5sds ri Il. @ss.
every Thusday evening Unity Hall No H2i:s M t ny
p Bsapg Gss tfs ssf WR faP'
Mward Brown s; BENJAMIN MOehouSe. 81 Jesse
Bckenson G. Ghas Anderson s. John Graham, S.
Js5P fsSeRfgf bH15oN every Tuesday
LANE DIVISION, No. 9-mees every MONDAY evening,
in the Agers Exchange at Agie5s, at half past O'clock
JEFFERSON DIVISION, No l0-was instituted a. at
81 oH fs!issfa !sTi:
ysn sssns in 11 oos zRSf
Hornby, W P; J. B. ,Vsndergnf, " +. M. LgsheT,
she W. 8 kAs %a mfac SS Ghas
KR F5TNa Fl N En- S MRas5tA
meets every Friday evening at half past O'CLOCK In then
Hail. No 50 Canal of Royal street. Ofeers-John
Taylor w P; Peter Halberg, w A Horace G; Lonng,
S; Avery Barlow. A 8 George T. Fitch; 9 Henry
Leaman, T Jas. Hotsberry, c; g. Drary G; C. Carroll,
rs s6MN Gof HSps5 hP w oganiued Saturday
evening January u at the Hall Of the Pelican u. DvsSR No
William Hail. WP: E. P: Hunter, w A; w; A. Dunlop,
r s: Charles D. Blake s; Frederick Proctor,
Geo Shumway, T; VIM. B Horton, G; E. Beach, A e;
Thos. N. Hatchsl, S. Richard Constantine, o 81 James
HARMoNY DIVISION, No. 15-Organized February
H. 16S-Meets Monday evening at O'Clock at the
Hall of Crystal Fount Division, No 222 Tchoupouas st.
Oficers-W JAhern, w P; James D. Arcy. w A; Geo
Hobson, r s; C Wyndham A R s. Jas W McCracken,
F s; Davis r. C D Bradford G. Geo Smith. z; I
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. 17-Organzed Sunday, Feb
a. 1S48 Officers for the present quarter-John Larue
W P; I Lewis. " A; G Rousselin 8 Lewis Brown
FsA scste II Nicholas Is st Fl q Ihomas Bs
m 6kfVE BkAsGH UNION, No # Tenn
Monday evening half pasta o'clock in Goodhope Chapel
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10. O. F..
Time, Places of Holding Meetings, and Officers of the

GRAND LODGE 'e ST LoGfssfANA- .ssE,sgas
5 5ssi 4: Can Egazs Hs s, aaa
r. gRitss sac. ESs6sass SfsI Stewart fs ,t
DE-; a S;;;;;s rs
Tss$s Tbos sssids guardian 3E H. If H..
FRI H h1s Faay l. HOP
XIV RfG3R5s fSSISfsss Williams Tsfsfss'
Maasgs. Es JOHN nhsG aaSmsn
obGE Sos the Hall Of the
b bssd e Cohen Ssnds Ps Sidney Secretary sT
sP S epGs se TRads
evening at Geseent Han Camp street 3iicsH1s9: G
sss3s i 6ns. q9sas sss
ssisst Nj ., s
Tssn1. ssf Buss Y E. bsse
TEUToNIA. LODGE, No. 1o-msss every Tuesday hsz
the %nsan snS naD fnds
IS sss sssI2 .sdsv
%;; @ Essifas5 W Hsii
CoMMERCIAL LODGE, No. 12-meets at the Hall Of
oee asng ID Blown ss1s G. VIM H. Foster, We n
Blake Secretary; j. G. Glover, Permanent Secretary VIM
H hSsSaf f hoBGE No 1s-!nsttped Nov
meets every Thursday evening at o'clock at the Hall of
ssnf5 f1Hss g?
u J. G. Dunlap Secretary l.. A Levy, Jr, Permanent
HOPE LODGE, No. H-mests every Wednesday, at
any Bier Rod Gang g. Benz ssoe
'ay EEfx IdD Me- every Monday night
En G. n e. c h G3GP BERNARD
TEMPLAR LODGE No. ls-meets every Friday even
ing at Crescent Hall in Camp S. Ofiicsrsmp Wright
COVENANT LODGE, No. 17-meets in the Hall of
Washington Lodge, No; 3, Third Municipality, every Tues
day evening. Ofcers-T. A. Packad, e; B. Forbes,
NATIONAL LODGE. No. Is-meets every Friday even
= j. Gomez, V G; v Aieman. Secretary; j. Font,
EToII.E PoLAIRE, No. 10 meets every Monday even-
F. Parent, y G; c. Ammel, G; A. de Amas, Secretary
INTERIOR LODGEs-Feliciana Lodge No 4, meets
at Bayou Sara DE Soto Lodge, No T. at Baton Rouge
Louisiana Encampment, No. 2, at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs- meets
evenings: Qiticers-C w Whitai, NJ w G Pat re
ria1eh: IL: THOMAS; j., NJ E G II P; G. Hooper, X
w y SEN warden; Ii. ?. Andrews w G ~
isna TaSsG Tessn, 0mSed Scribe; S w Kirk
AWILDEY ENLISTMENT, No. meets in the Hall
of the Grand Lodge on rt and third Saturdays Of each
P; Bernard Cohen, Scribe; w. w Herbert, S w Thomas
IL Shields w; H. Williams. Treasurer V 'N''''aS
HOBAH ENCAMPMENT, No: 3Nmeets at Crescent
each each month Mon a p Henry len f Be 81
Fl. G. Stetson, W., W.. Scribe Geo e
Lawrason, Treasurer
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MEDICAL OFFICE,

No 66 Cmst0mh0uSe street, Neu Orleans.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. NO PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFyECTED.-Pnvate diseases cured in
few days by regular physician without mercury other
poisonous medicines at No Sc Customhouse street Newt Or
leans, Louisiana.
Or. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms of certain Disease to his genera adeI
tsement in another column The treatment adopted by him
that which has the approval Of the most
geons of Paris London and New York; and its universal
has proved beyond doubt that permanent for
ture enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
by certain solitary practice etc. now be obtained
moral certainty, if application be made to those whose
intelligence skill and experience can be relied on Since d.
Mullen opened in this city all the cases that have come
under his care have been cured without single exception
Some OF these of years standing One remarkable
of structure 30 years old has been cured the surprise the
patient The gentleman (whose responsibility known 10
the citizens of New Oreans) at hand and (by his permits
sion) be referred to- Dr. 5 treatment of structure
not known south of NewYork His treatment Of gonor.
rha and geet is the most perfect ever discovered IT the
shortest safest and suest The patient takes copava
bebs turpenne other nauseus doses, but cure OBJ
tanned in two days without pain inconvenience or
change of diet t MOI unless cure is effected within
the time named.
IMpoTENCY-Young men Others who by sexual excess
or sepoluton may have brought themselves any the
painful consequences resulting from unrestraned in
diligence of the passions, such premature mpotency In
voluntary seminal emissions general debility constitutional
arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with honorable con-
dence he offers them perfect The stricest secresy
observed. o
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily st his qf9e 30 s. Gus
tomhouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, W "
IT, Remember. No. 81 Customhouse ST. mills I'm
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.


1890. NO. III CARONDELET ST
ITO THE PUBLIC.-Nine years permanently ,oc,0a
peculiar system Of treatment for Syphhc Mercuna and al
Chronic complaints has met with during that time has tuiy
and sOundly established our reputation "
The =" Southern Medical Office No. IS Caropdels,
street, established in lS40 for the of all Chronic ac
tons with few exceptions known to ALL the only Oh
ton that if afflicted with of those private diseases which
unfortunately prevalent they consult us with
certainty and guarantee of cure.
To those especially who from mmoderase use of Mer
curry, malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes ON
the bones, nocturnal rheumatism Itching on the chest
have ruined their constitution recommend to call upon
us; for confident that the prompt and permanent re-
lief they will derive from the active effects of treatment,
will at convince them of capabity of fulfilling
what we profess.
We do not boast of making rapid and hasy cures but our
satisfaction to perform thorough and radical ones in ms
short space of time possibly be DONE with advan
tage and safety to the patient,
We will not here, through newspaper medium enter in
any elaborate remarks regarding venerea affections 1t
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks OF society rich
and DOOR matrimonial and single; all we will observe is T
class his peculiar with OF those that describe
(see treatise by calling at oe will give him. free Of
all charges, what explanation or advice he may desire
1t often happens that lltmed of shame dread
of discovery deters patient from applying to those who
from education and responsibility can beend him. DELAY
ing treatment till all the constitutional symptoms Of this
horid disease make their appearance
To SUCH the doctor pledges himself to the
nyOabe secrecy and from his extensive practice and expe
renee he confidently recommend safe and speedy
l.. G. THOMSON
Office No 10 Carondeet street. between Canal and Com
mon, sign of the Marble Escuapian Statue Private en-.
trance first door the right of No 49, in Caonee street
Private egress both in Common and Carondeet s a6 I'm
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LErrERs-Fsr single letter, not exceeding half an
ounce, (avoirdupOise) sent not exceeding oOo miles,
Sent over So miles .., .erv half
ounce, the rates OF postage; and when adver-
tised two each letter, four cents, ii the
advertising cost much additional.
For drop letters, TO be mailed, each,
CRCULARs.-For any printed circular handful, adver
tisement unseaed sent any distance.
NEWspApERs-Of 1900 square inches less, sent over
30 and not more than 100 miles, any distance
within the State,
Nespapers-uness subcrbers-3 cents each, prepaid
or not forwarded from the Post-offce,
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VA ENASMAe
rAcHM,S pitts


My PILLS offered the public with the utmost
sl confidence in their beneficial effects, and in their cnTa
Stomach and Liver as well as upon the general system
when properly applied that they certainly merit extern
eases to which the human system incident, that will not
be removed by fair and perseverng OF these PILLS
Of the Stomach or liver they will be found
I the o I Ii e e abe m
oDyspepsa practical experience having proved then ab
charm where there's Of the Live1 restoring the heal
thy secretions of the general system Those who may be
complain Of sense of soreness Or dull pain the right
side extending at times to the shoulder blade and in all
cous) discharges from the bowels preceded by cosvene
The pills Therefore should be used and their Perseveed
be unlocked or completely conecedthey having proved
their adequacy to effect this most desirable object Cha
healthy condition after many means have been tined lIe
hs % Would Wiling
Living as they do in the general sedentary llie dose
tenn One Of the Pills taken each night until their operation
Sufficiently secured short time previous to confinement
From what has been said Of the above Pills. it will be at
once perceived that they may be successfully used in the fol-
Fever and Ague Bilious and Yellow Fever, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint Rheumatism Bilious Pleqrisy Bilious
Female Distractions, Tighness Of the Chest Sick Head
ache Paralysis Asthma want OF action in the Stomach
The following certificate appended; it proves beyond
doubt the value of the above medicne-many more might
De p'0'u's0 "s'' II CERT cERTifYcATE..
have been very much afflicted with Dyspepsia for the
last nineteen years. and about ago attacked
with Liver disease After taking medicine from many
physicians and trying thing that thought would
benefit me without being much relieved visited well nigh
from the Springs than ever and had concluded that
must die. I, however, employed Dr.. Eagon. and COM
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now scarcely any other medicine in my white coored
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MAS SONIC,

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9, of ROYAL IA
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate urisdc- w.
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United X
sates-hold their monthly meetings on the first NV
Monday evening of each month at the Masonic Hall over
the Canoton Railroad Depot corner of Baronne and Per-
dido streets. .Officers-T H. Lewis P D. Blair Sec'y
NEW ERA CHAPTER of ROYAL ARCH MASONS
under the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand
Chapter for the United States-h hold their monthly meetings
the I'd Mondayeyening oeach month at the Masonic Hall
the Caolon Railroad Depot corner OF Baronne and
Penido Offcers-Iohn Gedge, Ii p Ii. NJ Sum
mers, Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the jurs-
diction of the Grand Lodge of MHsspp-hodt Their monthly
meetings the first Tuesday evening OF each month at the
Masonic Hall the Cauoon Railroad Depot of
Baronne and Perddo streets. Oficers-W. p. Coleman
w NJ; Sam G.. Risk. Secretary.
LAFAYETTE I.ODGE-under the jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge of MiSsissipplhod their monhy meetings
the Cry Of LAFAYETTE the tIird Monday of each month";
at the Odd Fellows Hail. Leyee street, Jackson
otfGeTs1M R. Dudley w VI; W. A Arms, Secretary
AIKEN l.ODGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge OF NSsisSpp-hod their monthly stated meetings
on Inc second Tuesday in each month. at The Masonic Hall
nseI me Carroon Railroad Depot of Baopne and
f s,1ido street, n ofcers-T Il. Lewis, w NJ N. VIII
MARION LODGE, No. 4-wo,kine under authority of