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MEDICAL OFFICE,

NO. 90 tHst0Wt0nSe street, .NeD DrtedhS'
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. No Pay Required
UNTIL CURE is EFFECTED.-Pvae diseases cnTed 10
few days by regular physician, without 0h9
poisonous medicines at No 81 Customhouse street. New Or
leans, Louisiana
OF the forms OF certain Disease. his adye
another column The adopted by him
is that which has the approval of the disting
geons of Paris, London and New York and lis universal
has proved beyond doubt that PERMANENT cure for
the worst of constitutional syphilis, gonorrhga
tne, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands, diseases induced
by certain solitary practice etc, etc be obtained
TO moral certainty, if application be made those whose
Intelligence skill and experience be relied on Since d.
Mullen opened in this city MI the many that come
under his have been cured without single exception
Some oil these were of years standing. One emarkabecae
OF structure 30 yeats old has been cured The surprise The
patient The gentleman (whoe responsibility is known TO
the citizens of New Oreans) hand and (by his penns
son) be referred to. DR.. rs treatment of structure
not known south Of NewYork. His treatment OF son0t
hna and g!eet Is the most perfect discovered It The
shortest safest and suest The patient takes cepava en-
tanned in one two days without pain ncon yenicne OF
change OF diet. G5 No pay unless effected within
the time named.
lMPoTENcY.-i oung men Others who by sexual eyfsa
or selipoluon have brought themselves qiihe
painful consequences resulting from unresTalDed IN
diligence oil the passions sueh premature mpoieney W.
voluntary seminal EMISSIONS general debility eOnsituuo
arrangement, consult DR. Mullen with honorable con
hdence he offers them perfect The strctest secey
observed.
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his office n " Gus
tomhouse ST. BENJAMIN MULLEN. NJ D.
eV Remember, No So Customhouse ST. milo lm
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T. 0. o. E.
Time, Places Of Holding Meetings. and Officers Of the
,Sepernk IndReS

GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA sssssseszsss
aa at liz Gia a1apfT Saz ap Hail. a so1 aa
" Mss.e sa Ras h Fss.s SH .Is 81. W.
f. %s'fsV . AnassS' SsRf!sM!sIy
NSfPs sslsid oRs'Wssfase Gn ~ R'ss
fef sss a1 ' bss2 esa Ty0s B. hop
XIV WAsh RfiH5s fIo5sGE Wa ss TaPss
nneisy ?S ehn a aGs
No. ssss n The Hall Of the Grand
Lodge on Monday ngh oiosGsO W shaw #
ss"Ps Ts yfs FSadsy
Secretary Il W. oimsed Permanent Secretary; Rch s
JEFFERSON LODGE, No. s-mees every Tuesday
ayee a e Sboys aGSGn
Thomas Cook, G; - Burdett. Secretary; E. r. Beach,
TEUToNIA. LODGE, No. 1o-meets every Tuesday,
se @ foy PD spS S ehonpSAss Streets Off
h6bGE h-mee every Tuesday even
IL FRn ca%p FRET WasS
f. Va Wilt, Jr, Treasurer; ]. @. A Holt Permanent
&c COMMERCIAL LODGE No l2-meets at the Hall of
81 ID g. Wmy svfFR osts C. o
Biake Secretary G. Glover, Permanent Secretary; VIM
m HoWARR LODGE, No 1a-!nstqted Nov 1876
as sa9 9 Iss W e f9ya a9d 5
". ). u Dunlap, Secretary; L. A Levy Jr Permanent
eeHGt GpE = o e; Taylor, Treasurer.
o,niot LoDaE, No l4-meets every Wednesday, at
Henry Bier, NG E. W. Rodd G; 4, b Rein Secre
taTy i EIwaTdi Flash, Treasurer. se~''
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-meets every Monday niebt at
cock at Crescent Hall, Camp street Officers-C r
.Esln q Ii Nj L. McJilton, V G; Bernard Magone Sec.
TEMPLAR LODGE, No. 16-meets every Friday even
Ing at Crescent Hall, in Camp ST. Otcers-P c. Wright
Il; G. w. r; Baily G Harmon Doane, Secretary
Dudley Chase, Treasurer 0"'e"''
COVENANT LODGE, No. 17--mees in the Hall of
Washington Lodge No. Third Municipality every Tues
Day evening Officen-T A. Packard N G; b. b. FORBES
Vi J l)lrmeyer, Secretary; Daniel Wheeler Treasurer
NATIONAL LODGE, No E-meets every Friday even
ng' at ~ Chartres street OffceS-Joseph Saliba G.
r. j. Gomez G; V. Aleman, Secretary; J. Font
EroILE PoLAIRE. No 1a-meets every Monday even.
ng at friendship Hall No 1l6 Clarres street Of!ieerM
P P1a 9; e. Ammel, G. A de Arnas Secretary:
INTERIOR LODGEs-Feliciana Lodge. No 4 meets
al hayon sara DE Sos Lodge, No. T. at Baton Rouge
So LOUISIANA Encampment, No. 2, at Bayou Sara.
=, GRAND EB;l ?. ENS,CAMPMENToF PATRIARCHs-meets
fiS,nh, i 3TIEe ac W WftSi W Pat w
aIH5i = SEM nh9 Wa5slG r., n &c HPG oSeeT X
Jun Jun Warden; II W 0msted, " {; Scribe: : W KIN
rWiLDEY, ENr;ASIpMENr. No. 1-mee,s in ,hs Hall
M MONTH 1mf 't5a ;s Lodge on @ and third Saturdays each
II ,E Sheds; " Il " Hams. Treasurer i'o'''S
= HoBAH ENCAMPNIENT No. 3-meets at f,rezce,t
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THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES

are opposing them Misguided men How utterly im
slbe TO arrest their spread The most extraordinary ctS
Gates are constantly flowing in TO the Company from a
parts OF the country certificates which have asonibe %
most respectable citizens. Many OF these testimonial, hsTs
been submitted TO gentlemen of great distinction who S,s
carefully examined them to see that they genuine
dist Episcopal Church. and Francis Hall Esq editor of s
New York Commercial Advertiser We finally submitted
The Hon VIM. " Brady the Mayor of New York wbo
has given his certificate under the Great Seal of the Civ
that they genuine and reliable ''
With such names, we fear opposition, We fortified
at every point and solicit continuance of the nneIamJ
patronage we have already received. We would earnestly
LIST That in every neghbohood where there no Gasku
berg Depot immediate steps should be taken to have
one. BY addressing the General Agent OF any district
this can be secured.
I'd Families should club together and get an immediate sup
3D. Emgrant Societies and other panhropc bodies should
ofthe Ora EFEN BERG VEGETABLE PILLS alone
10000 boxes are sold each and eUerg week
Of the HEALTH BITTERs, an enormous quantity
These extraordinary bers sold at % cents paper and
are warranted to make two quarts of Blters superior
In the world. They composed of Roots, Herbs, Bark
and Vines gathered the vast forests and praes of Amer
ca and are speedy and certain restorative of weak and
debilltated constitutions.
The other Medicines of the Company of equal value
and d, are as follows; o,.
poHNDTAE GRaEFENBhhERsGA EVE L6T RSs
THE CHILDREN,s Pan ACE A-THE GREEN
RsopNTAN n0VINTMEMTTVE 6GoNsuMPTVE
D. HANsBRoUGH - C caP Srsot rss 0rsaut
La to whom applications for AGENCIES nay be addressed
New York, February, ls4s
IT, For sale by WELD Il CO, Periodical Agents, 70
tres street ALFRED HUNTER. corner Of EXCHANGE
P. NJ, City Of Lafayette: j L. VAN BokKELLEN co..
ner of Camp and st. Mary street, Lafayette. NH
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NOTICE.

NVl
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENFpp,,
Shed hat al that Is necessaTy TO ave to w be ~
unfortunate as to have contracted any one of
FUL DISEASES known and called SECRET p,sr, DRsg
part of their various forms, IS that the writer ~ mr.
successful practice of twentysiX years coptned H
NENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the Bloo,S 1dl 4
treated and relieved many hundreds who wee N.Y.,
many OF whom bad been under the treatment u.s., ~ & boz
physicians without receiving any benetit) Is enabI ens
you positively safe certain and speedy cure S o.
OF the UNFORTUNATELY AFFLICTED this sho. oal an
ment they would do well TO call at No s. ( adverz
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail H. oaROr
he benefits of the subscriber long and sve
mh16 I'm b. +. MULLEN, s. Customnspsp ereNs
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A CARD,


E'OR HE BEN EFF OF THE AFFLICTED-Know
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in consult
physicians for the of private diseases owing TO the
utter of many who profess such cases
deem TO be nothing but of kindness towards the
unfortunately afflicted well sheer justice to Dr. MIL
LEN No 50 CrsToMHorsE STREET; to state that in the
year 1916 sorey afflicted with syphilis in its worst and
mos appalling form and for several months together was I'M
der The best regular medical practice could obtain in New
Orleans, without being all Observation-Disclosures / ore,'
worse At length heard of DIR. MULLEN great feputa
ton applied 10 him. and, to Joy in three weeks
he restored me to perfect health Subscribed Newrie.na
jan 7, ls47 tmhl6 lm] SAMUEL ROBBERSONl'
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SPERM otI.-2po gals best Winter Strained in casks
- and bbls., for sale by iii ''SNS
mh0 S w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc,

LErrERs-For single letter, not exceeding half an
Sayordupose,) sent not exceeding Soo miles, ~
For every half ounce and any excess over every half
e osaIs ess G e o oa the
. advertising cost SO much additional o
CIRCuIARs-For any printed circular, handbiIl adver
sement unsea!ed sent any distance L.: con, o,.r
30 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
within the State.
to snbscrbe- cents each prepaid
not forwarded from the Post-ofice,
Post oice-Open daily from 6to 6-on Sunday from l;
CLOSE East Eastern o.i maa via Mobile daily IL ock
Greet Westerm aM comprising all the sto pIng places OF
nlar Iouisra1e iaH crtrG. supplying Natchez, Vsks
burg, Memphis and Louisville four times week irregular
SocIesk A. NJ cosisstoa and Wedisen1lle TaI, Mon
days Wednesdays and fridays BED R,ser naa Irregular III
ase Hss H9 t5Gs Ea sss1 a asy
rea Westea Maa twice week irregular mGusge
day. sSs svs SS H. ea fser
days y s1 lassSsdr' at f!a H ' SIX aS' Week.
pa Ss do a f. shsdan do 81
ss fss bSssSy E'aaa and
VI Wn5ums Apf Bean. .aa end and McKeever Repack-
u. PIaaehs. ap I'd DO; E; tieTmpnt, do: 81 o.;
Handy = siaplss "i " TambuI l. Johnson A. VI
Green, A. Duplantier, inspectors Of Tobacco N c. Hail.
Customhouse@fOfice hours from 9 A. to 2P M. J.
DENIS PRIEUR, Collector; d. o. Hncks and w. Hincks,
Deputy Collectors; Acee LaBranche, Naval Officer Louis
Deera. Deputy do David Hayden, Surveyor; Graham
W. P. Reyburn, Deputy do E. Mophy J: Duncan. Ap
Duhy Measurer; n G. Snethen, Marker; A. Bondeau
Book keeper; A. d. Deriocout, Registering Clerk L. s.
Desfarges, I'd do P. Cucullu Sd do; T. Colfax mpost
Book keeper p M. ozanne lst Impos Clerk s NJ Read
ID do; Jno Brainad Sd do; Bache 4th do; G esseps
Debenture Clerk G. B. Montamat Cash Clerk Generes
Assistant do; +. d. Bernard Commercial Abstract Clerk
P. White, Assistant Abstract Clerk w. f G. Duplesss,
Thos. Hagan Permit Clerks yirgi! N. Smyth, Cores.
ponding Clerk w. e. Wells Storekeeper F. Ducayet,
Deputy John Taylor Inspector at Port Bayou St John;
B. H. Page Surveyor and Inspector at Port Pontchafrain
,, Day Inspectors ". NJ, Carter, +. Pearson, WI
land, T. A. Williams. E. Segot, L, R. Ranadson, P.
Avegno, Jr., B. Williams, P Kennedy, C. l. Cuzat, N.
4. l. Lynd, G. Massien,F. r. Percy Isaac A. Smith, b.
Dneux, J. A. Douce, M. Egan Jules Durive s. w Smith
7. l.. Maspero Richard Rust 8. st. Cyr J. 8. Harris A.
Rousseau John Wilcox, Gentn, John G. Taylor James
NJ. vandegrf, p. L. B. Dupessis, w. K. Stiles Joseph
Genois, J John j. Nicholson c. Hurst, F. Tain,urier r.
=. Upher, guveney Farar, v. Duplesss A. B. Shelby,
George B: Bowdteh, O. A. Kirkland, Tho Theard v. n
Smyth, Masgtove Evans, John Dalman, w. w. Virgins,
r. l.. Nicomede. w. Riley knight.
aHgas tnsgsessSrs-A E Ell Noble Ross,
u. Breed II. Crane.
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Gas Works Office Common street, opposite the st.
Charles Hotel - DIR. Campbell Superintendent; George
Alien Foreman; P. Gleises COLLECTOR Gas LtgM Conf
Water Works - Office No % Carondelet street. James
Saul President s. E. Percy, ecy; J. r Couon, Snpeln-
teudept William Wright, Collector.
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN.

nR. BILLINGS CARMTNATIVE AND AsTRlN
- GENT SYRUP-.4a Injaiii6is Remedy for Cho5a
Intdnlaa Summer Complaint Of Children, Cholera sg
bus. Dfarrhga. and amp IRREGULARITIES Of the Bose Used
bg the Surgeons in the United States .4rmy NTH crest
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY recommended
Alexander Campbell President Of Mississippi College Chn
ton, and now of New Orleans j
DR.. E. s. BILLINGS. Dear SiT-it Is but simple justice
to yourself and the public generally for thai alter
having abored for several months during the last year VA
der the ravages of the scourge of climate, the Daaa
until Gin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
system was wholly Frustrated / found your Asirngeqt
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the also found
equally effective in curing Of my children of the same
miserable complaint. Since it effected myself
have taken whenever from cause, there ymp
oms OF recurrence and have always found il as eeun
in prevention, as it had been previously in cure
In this Southern country every traveller whether by land
or water ought to carry with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention and with almost naey
pense he might himself he passes his way. Fam
lies and plantations would only much disease but
dear and valuable lives by always keeping asa
part OF their medical stores YonIs. &C. nn,,1
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
CLINTON Miss. May 10, 1916
From the firm. -Matamoros (Mexcol April 9Th, ls47-
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup sent me
of the worst of Dysenery under charge ~
OF which produced permanent in few days Ns
powerful remedy, possessing rare medical virtues,
]. B. ASH. Asst Surgeon, u $. A. a,
TT For sale by SICKLEs & co, 90 Canal and =
v WOODMAN, Vicksburg; and CHAS. SHRENE'
Grand Gnf
s.g~ Wholesale Agency 72 CAMP Street o,,ou
mh7 I'm ID. HANSRROUGH
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooM:

FhlN 1EhS' AND BINDERS WAREROOIhSj
Nos. % and 81 ti0ld STREET, Mem f0rk.
I'VE subscribers continue 10 manuiac- z lRr
~, ~ tnre At greatly red ucsA prices, E@tS@T
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Pres Wn1A
es Hydraulic Presses, &c &c. Of the most lg1TSL-
approved kind, among which their i'm. 1g11ES
proved Double and Single CYLINDER MaNAEA
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper E5sz&-s&
and Book work Gard Printing Machines u {1.TfS-
and the " Washington and Smith HAND.sA15rss f---8
with or without their Patent Iron Roller ,oys,
, Cases Gases Imposing Stones Composing Sticks Bras
RUE furltnre Ink, nc, &c, constantly hand ara
every arIcle necessary for complete Printing Office 10.
cuding iype furnished at the shortest notice. and on the
most favorable terms.
pound " -'' -
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate, in
detail for Printing Offices or Bindey by informing Of the
style and quantity OF work they desire to do
The subscribers prepared to furnish Castings of any
size or description, al the lowest price
lash paid for old Cast Iron
. he subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel Mil PIT Cos
tut Circular and other Saws a supply OF which he keep
constantly on hand. [all5 l2ml Il. HOE GO.
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Chamber of Commerce.

New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
s. j. PETERS President; JAMES DICK, VIM; L. HoDGE
Vice Presidents Committee Of :4ppeals: H. + Mekenna
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TO COUNTRY MERscIHz4AINTs, TEACHERS AND
g WOODALL,, Bookseller and stationer 40 Camp
NJ street. has on hand at all times for sale at the lowest
prices, all kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATION.
ERY-among which are
1000 SCHOOL PRIMERS-Various kinds
5000 SCHOOL READERS, do.
5000 ARITHMETICS-Ora and written
1000 WEBSTER'S and WALKERS DICTIONA.
RIES
100 Dozen Elementary and other SPELLING BOOKS.
800 Mtche's BIOGRAPHIES and ALIASES.
1000 Primary BIOGRAPHIES for Beginners.
800 Goodnehs II TORIES OF THE UNITED
STATES-Pctora and Plain.
500 Parley's LIST, I'd and 3D. Books of History
$50 COMSTOCK'S PHILOSOPHY.
Together with an immense stock of SCHOOL BOOKS
OF all other departments of Educaon-such Grammars
Rhetoric, Astronomy, Mathematics, Geology Botany, Ger.
man, French Spanish, Greek. Hebrew and Latin
50 Gross best COPY BOOKS.
100 Dozen do STATES.
10000 SLATE PENCILS.
100 Gross low priced CEDAR PENCILS.
800 do STEEL PENS, in boxes and cards
20o Reams low priced ruled APPAPER.
300 do do LETTER do.
80 Gross Black INK-varous kinds
Together with large stock of Medical Books, Misce
taneous and Juvenile Books, Novels, Tales, etc,
, LIZ All of which will be sold low for cash. at No 40
Camp street. mh16-3t
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MOSQUITO NETTING
RoBINETT. Muslin, Linen, and Cotton MIJSQUITO
- NETTlNG-a large stock hand and for ale cbe,n
by mh5 81 Jos, EfrER, 20 Camp ST.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

p,.paE-I without reserve, soiemnly pledge my honor
nan that will neither make, buy SELL nor use as beV-
d. am Sniruons or Malt Liquors Wine or Cider
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me pustuies upon the udder of COW contained n,,
which would produce the almost divine results for wRh S
haa 50 patiently and anxlousy sought Opposition alo
ndcned what they dare deny They asserted b,t ma
vaccnaed persons became covered with hair and eve, %
ours believing like bull. But the current wa Vn n.
TUNED boo The British Parliament voted him 60 coo e Os
tSdOo ,ooo) and the world sang his praises 'N''H'
re same Sp'fit mas core dOcR to 0Hr GHn times Eta,
while we write this Bulletin, interested persons eaon, ~
the wonderful efficacy and success of ' ''seVu' VI
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MONTHLY BULLE-
WI TIN -. No. 3 49,.
The world has ever been the
scene OF the tiercest strug.
giles between Truth and Err.
ror. No sooner does Truth
PROFOUND an important the.
Dry, than Error, with It's lie.
gion Of allies, seeks to arrest
It's 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 wiiichthat dreadful
sconrge, the SmaA'Pox, was
robbed of It's teHors. He
found that the matter from
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-02

There is 40 saying more true than the old
one, that zone half the world knows not
how the other half lives" We are always
inqIliriBg, in looking over our crowded city,
''bow do all these persons make Out 10
live" and yet they DO live. and among the
emigrapts, they do live be.isr and more
comfortably than in their own country.
We strolled down to the auction mart at
the foot OF Wall street. and among the
shipping on South street, TO SEQ the number
of Swiss, German and other emigrants,
men, women anil children. endeayoring to
pick up penny in an. honest way, and We
watched their movements and operations.
with the view Of studying characters, and
seeing how far ingenious devices could add
to their daily gains A large lot Of coffee
in bags, were piled up in front Of the auc-
ton store, while the auctioneer was busily
engaged selling groceries 20 large compa-
ny. Crowds Of girls Of all ages with bas-
kets, were busily engaged in picking up
stray coffee beans; picking sugar from be-
tween the slaves Of the hOgshesds, or with
tin can and an iron spoon, collecting the
supernumerary molasses frothing up from
the bunghole. One particular feat, struck
US as exceedingly and ingeniollsIy roguish.
A large woman with basket on her arm,
dressed in wide hnsey woolsey garments,
mounted on pile Of bags filled with cof
fee, and was taking an observation all
round Of the crowds Of purchasers, with the
most studied Indifference. A little child
not more than five years old, with a bag
and basket, crawled beneath her petticoats,
and remained -spugly ensconced from pub
lie view. On the heel Of her heavy shoe,
she had embedded the blade Of penknife,
and ever and anon she would plunge her
rowel into the coffee bags, and as the beans
oozed out of the sits, the little girl under
her petticoats filed her bag and basket,
and when full she slid out of her hiding
place and ramosed with the spoils. On
the opposite side, Flour inspector wa.
emPtying samples from large lot, and a:
he drew forth his auger full of -four, little
emigant girl picked up the drippings by
handfuls, which she placed in her basket
and when full, she took her tin can, filled
it with flour, on which she poured water
and made dough, which she rolled ou
and 6attened into cakes, and baked then
at the Inspector charcoal furnace, in which
he was heating his iron brands, and solo
the cakes to the boys two for a penny
Talk OF yankee ingenuity and enterprise
where have we anything to rival this mode
Of raising the wind! We have ragpick.
ers who move about in all directions-per
sons who live within the purlieus of the
market, and pick up stray morsel Of beef
sleeps trotters, marrow bone or two,
scrags OF mutton, carrot, cabbage, and
onion. and hence they go to make COM
portable Pottage at night. We have hand
organs, wind instruments, tambourines. and
singing girls. ad libitrm, and are surround.
ed with novel experiments Of show to get
dinner. Nero York Star.
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Be.sen in Early T,u,e..

1640.-Edward Palmer was hired Il
build pair Of stocks, and on being adiudg
ed as asking great price for them, wa.
sentenced to be put in them for one hour;
and Captain Stone was sentenced to paw
tlOO to Justice Cudlow, for calling him :
J,tst-ass, and also prohibited from comins
INTO Boston, without the governors leave
upon pain of death. Josias Plastow. 70,
stealing four baskets Of corn from the Ind.
ans, was ordered 10 return eigh. baskets. 10
be lined ia, and to be called Josias. and
not Mr.. Josias in future.
1635-Nov. 80. II was agreed that no
further grants Of allotments OF land shall
be made to new corners, without they NAV
become members Of the church.
March 4, 1634-Newton. likewise
ordered that musket balls Of a full boar
shall pass currently for four farthings apiece
provided that no one shall be compelled to
take above II pence at time in them.
4th OF 9Th month, 1639-Boston. No
garment shall be made with short sleeves
whereby the nakedneSs of the ann NAV be
discovered in the wearing thereof, and such
as have garments already made with short
sleeves, shall not hereafter wear the same
unless they cover their arms to the wrist with
linen or otherwise; and that hereafter no
person whatever shall make any garment
Tor woman or any Of their sex with sleeves
more than half an ell wide in the widest
part thereof, and 50 proportionable for big
ger or smaller persons.
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Dssie- Of Daily liz

1t is great misfortune thst Deo,l.
commonly amuse themselves with ~ " y
lmmagInary schemes, how they would !.
have, and what they would do, were ,b.-
IN such situation. They would b Wy
good and very exemplary were thew W.
great, very learned. very wealthy. verv !!
tired, very old, and the like. But inv :. .
elect the gift which is in them, and ,be - -
which is appointed for them, while thew =.
thinking OF that which is not. Alas 49,.
mems thoughts should be so taken M vsr
dreams and reveIies. how they would man
age were they in another station. wb;la -
chief wisdom Of life consists in the 49, n
Gus discharge Of those dulles which 49,
TO their own proper calling.-Tacksr