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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-10-07

ABDUL MEDJID.-Lamartine who has Just
completed History Of the Turks which is
about to be published as = fssilleton in a
leading newspaper Of Paris, gives the follow
ing interesting description of the present
Sultan Of Turkey, in a letter published in
the Daily Times of New York
sThe Sultan, Abdul Medlid, is young
man of six or seven aud twenty years, but
of an appearance little older than his years.
His carriage is elevated, elegant, aud fine
He carries his head with that gracious ease
and nobility which the length OF neck gives
to the bust of Alexander the younger. His
features regular. his forehead high, eys blue
brows arched like the Circassian race, nose
straight. lips finely formed and half open !;
chin, that base of character in the human
face, firm and well set The general i'm
preston is imposing and attractive; you
realize that you are in the presence of a
man who prefers to be loved to be feared.
There rs timidity and modesty in the look,
melancholy in the mouth, and precocious
lassitude in the bearing; you see young
man who has thought and suffered before
his time. But that which outweighs all is
grave and meditative sensibiiity. One
would say that the man carries something
heavy and holy in his thoughts, As of a
nation, and feels the weight and holiness Of
his burden. No youth, no lightness in his
expression. It is tie Stature Of youthful
Pontiff. rather that of a young Sovereign
His face inspires certain soffening of the
heart You think, in spite of yourself, there
is man devoted to supreme power, who is
youthful, handsome. all powerful, who will
be grea; without doubt; but never free,
never divested of care, never happy. He
will be pitied and loved, because in his
greatness he sees visibiy his responsibility.
II is permitted TO every man Ia his Empire
10 BE- happy except hizssif"
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CHARGED WITH ENGAGING IN THE SLAVE
TRADE.-Captain Smith, Of the brig Julia Moul-
ton, was arrested in New York on the Goth ult,
charged by VIM. Wells. the mate, with bringing
GIG slaves from Africa, aud landing them at
Cuba. respectable ship chandler, VIM. C.
Valentine, was also arrested, charged with
furnishing supplies for the trade
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Marie CO rhibodaax, C Oct 1854
4 WIS AZ R0Ui.ANGERS. lie Dirk de-
Ii gs-tae ssa!aaa Giant rs % sur e Marche de Ia yo,
resss Orleans les Ecaankers sont requis de bonner 2c
oaes de pain Pour dix cents. duraut Ia sernsire proa
eha.ns. T.p. TEHREHaSSE ysir.
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DELICATE CAsE-Yerterday a lady of

DELICATE CAsE.-Yerterday lady of
9enteel dress, went into a shoe store in
Broadway and wished to purchase a pair of
shoes. The shop keeper displayed several
pair, and the lady seated herself TO try them
on; after which he turned to attend to an
other customer. Presently the lady said
that none of the shoes fitted her. and was
about to leave the store; but the man dis
covered that some of the shoes were missing
He ,ld not know how many but the supply
ne had placed before her was sufficiently
diminished for him to be ed of the fact
He accordingly accused her of taking some
OF the shoes. She denied the charge, but
her trepdation was sufficiently evident to
justify the shop keeper in institu,ing a
search He accordin ely commenced the
delicate business, and was soon successful.
He found several pair of shoes suspended by
hooks, which were attached to the lady's
garter. evidently for such purposes. He
identified his own shoes, and left hanging
there two or three pair which did not belong
to him. The lady was softened to tears and
plead with him not to expose or prosecute
her which he Promised not to do. We
learned the circumstance, and forbear
names, as the lady is of undoubted respec-
liability. This discovery should teach her
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PEsTrLENr1AL DIsEAsEs-We copied in
Tuesdays American, the encyclical letter of
Pope Plus TX. which We found ia New
York paper. The documen, was translated
from French version, in which the letter is
made to say that Christian nations are af-
Hlcted (among other evils by Protestant
MaIadies' We have been shown the
official letter in the original Latin, by which
we find the words, pestJsr,s morbis (pesti-
Ient'al diseases are curionsIy enough rem
dered into Protestant Waladies
baltimore american.
Ludicrous as this blunder is, says the
Southern Journal, il is not whit more so
than the nnumerable errors constantly ap-
pearing in the secular press, with regard to
Catholcity
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nG- The discovery of new perpetual motion
is announced at New York. It is on the plan
of arms and balls attached to 3 cylinder, 90 as
tokeep the extra weight always on the descend
ing side. 1t requires no starting, only need
letting loose and of it goes. The difficulty is
to step it. The Journal Of Commerce says:
after . careful examination, We can safely
say, in all seriousness, that the prcpelling power
is self-contained and self adjusting, and gives
sufficiently active force TO carly ordinary clock
work, and all without and winding up or re-
plenishing.
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uayoraIty Of Thihodaux, October l. !sas-
NOTICE TO BAKERS. The price ct
~ Fresh Flour being 90 co. in the New Orleans Market
Bakers ars required give rs bread for ten cents
curtpg asxs week V. D. TERREBONNE. Mayor
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70 The Washington National Intelli-
gencer says that it is not perhaps generally
known by the present generation, and may
nave been forgotten by some of the past,
mat John Quincy Adams was appointed
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the United
states 22d Of February, 1911, in place of
Lew Lincoln, deceased, and declined the
appointment The high trust was then con-
Iefred by Mr. Madison upon Story, Of Mas
sacnuseits, whose rank as profound Iurist
vas V only second to thar Of Chief Justice
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WHY SHOULD ANr MAN Swami con-
ceive Of no reason why he should, but Of ten
reasons why he should not.
!. tits mean. A man of high moral stand
ing would almost as soon steal sheep as
swear.
?. 1t is vulgar; altogether to low for a
decent man
3. 1t is cowardly implying fear either
of not being believed or obeyed.
4. 1t is ungeni!emanly. A gentleman,
according TO Webster, is geareel man
well bred, refined. Such one will no more
swear, than go into the street to throw mud
with ciod hopper.
S. 1t is Indecent; offensive To- delicacy
and extremely unfit for human ears.
s. II is foolish aWant of decency is
want Of sense."-Pope
I. II is abusive. Tothe mind which con-
ceives the oath, to the tongue which utters
II, AMI to the person at whom it is aimed.
8. 1t is venornous: showing a mans heart
to be a nest Of vipers, and every time He
swears one of them sticks out his head.
8. II is contemplate: FORGETTING the res
pect OF all the wise and good.
10. Its wicked; violating the divine law,
and provoking the displeasure Of Him who
will not hold him guilrless who takes HIS
name in vain.
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FLOWERS FROM TIE SoUTH.-The London
Punch processes to have cuied the following
from the New York Scourge," the New
York Eaves-dropper," and other respected
publications Forwarded by an American
contributer)
GENERAL PIERCE.
General Pierce watches with more than
the vigilance of Harounal Radschid over the
population committed to his charge. Even
the benghted negroes are not deemed
beneath the care of the President. In order
fully TO understand their wants and feelings,
the General is in the habit, about once
week, of backing himself all over with best
Japan backing, and, in a check shirt and
white ,rowsers, mia Cling among the negroes
festivities after dark. His own features,
being of an African contour, aid in the dis
guise. Some merriment was excited by his
presenting himself one evening in this Co.'S
tune at brilliant party by one of our Upper
Ten Thousand, but any visibility was speed
lily suppressed in admiration at the truly
manly and republican bearing of the Pres-
dent, which no disguise could hide, and one
of the fairest of Americas daughters, quot
ing from our celebrated bard, exclaimed,
sShe saw Old Pierce's visage in his mindn
When will fastidious bIoated, crowned
despot of Europe do the like.
Mr. MARCY
Our eminent Secretary OF State, Mr.
Marcy, is a pleasing instance of the supe-
riority of native talent over acquired learn
ing. Up to the age of for,y-seven he could
neither read nor write, yet he invariably
dictated TO his secretaries the most forcible
and the most eloquent dispatches, which
shame the pulling and twaddling diplomatic
notes /" of the world. At the age of which
we speak, Mr.. Marcy then on visit to the
Saratoga Springs succumbed to the fire OF
those weapons 10 which only true Ameri-
can yields, the eyes OF a lovely woman. Un-
willing to entrnst his billets do1r to a second
hand, Mr.. Marcy addressed himself TO
reading and writing, and with such success
that in two days he was able to read Auent-
ly. At the end of the week he wrote his
now celebrated and beautiful hand, une-
qualled throughout the Union-except by
that ofthe marvellous writing-master, our
friend Jeremiah Downstroke, IS Forty-Ninth
Street, right hand side, second bell, whose
advertisement will be found in another part
Of our paper, but who is quite unaware that
we indite these lines.
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WHAT CONSTITUTES A GENTLEMAN.-A waiter
examined recently before English magistrate We
annex his testimony Your Flnkey, believe -
:. Yes sir, Robert Nunkey" swell Mr.. Funkey you say
Cause sir, he always says Thank you, when hand him
mutton chop, piece If bread Now, real gentleman
never does this, but hoars out Here, Bob, get
chop. or I'll throw the pepper box at your headr You
can't deceive me with gentleman your worship. Cause
whys have associated with many Of them the
course"
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OVWH UhIADI1, CfEAF AtU EFEEOIIF Ia
HOLM auLL,R FLUID EXTR ACT or SAR.

the shounsnis daily giving
vo isp a .as sosts.
hs1sss per Il. g.
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only preparation prepared strictly
ncplss and strength The sarsapla
SO
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arnti1 tes 5n %Ess s5SsS
Fhs 0hiossss Journal copsua Oho, Brssa.
sarsapara
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ua reader
~ a ssa have
p owsn Druggist and Aaoshecary
LouIsvnlz, Msy, isAs.
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recommending yoursAnapala shs
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shoss sussring agoasng
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NOTICE 70 FEMALES.
1ohn one Of The greatest Female Med'nsssoT
eened when The effort. Of
Hsiars Psrformsnss 81 sa
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soa
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ss oa y a pc ass
ara os often asssndans with aaeh danger aul
ssasesins Apprlaad
.. .a'' sA'a-''' A' xREAuTiyuL CLEAR SKIN.
admire beautiful white aka md sosolsss,
4s is:'s =
h, dc .s Tss
s eeasps ~ surfses I'm pS.oas.s assssrl9a.
slsss
g sas Sa woaa
a ali oaip mixtures and lotions only
ord to the ssufcenio and hintiI enough for tho
81 TH ANY EfsExsE
| N. MOORE.
hesitation saying that believe
Bsraspars article manufactured for the
sgoaa syph other and gandnr
having win entire number above
.oaiaS''e, MORE TEsfiSioNY FROM DR. MOORE
JoHN BuILI unng yc9r sarRsPara several
scrou with happy effect III
hat can be made fo5 ss disssss
testimony following
| a7ou ths efficacy Of Bulls SaTssparllla - 3z -
| THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
seurd Extract saapsa saying
form safe well chronic
4 which IL is applicable LIZ. yAEDELL, n. ID.
| Louisville. June Q. 1885, 81, -. =
| sEcssiia says Of Bulls sArtspaflh;
the prescription for the preparation Of
axapara believe she combination TO be- excellent
public andn private practice ard thinh
Resaeni Physician a. The Louisville Marine Hospital.
This Medicine ds graphing with disease through WssssY
tsaiotod-nay those gTisvously tornented.
teemnK from menofuth
placing is from its innar worth the hest
semedss before she puee
! Sold Wholesale and retail, NY John BULL,
Prneips oee Fonhssrsst,
nsssa. "a AEsne5 Ic5 Sfnu'ssa
| 81 fourth street. Lousyis With is ersnres,
ThspFisepa Nsw0tiesss the John Ball
| sstiApAIiIs, Wholesale and retail,
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THE BoARD OF DIREcToRs or ODD FELLOW
HALL ASSOCIATIONS: meet at their pfce In Odd Fellows
Hall on the first Monday of every month";. Officers
II stetson. President; Thomas Shields, Secretary;
john D. Bein, Treasurer George w shaw John urick-
ard, Howard, Richard Swain q Kursheedt. > q Dun
lap, Gaorge W Race, A Vanhcok; Eneas Smith, Thos
hurry aud @ n Morrison
THE BoARD OF DIRECTuHs or 0DD FELLOWS REST
ASSOCIATION meet at the Office Of the Grand Secretary
in Odd Fellows Hall the fourth Wednesday in JAM
uary and second Tuesday in April July and October
y. Henry Bier President; James Furneaux,
Secretary Pierson. Treasurer,
The GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE /. o. O. T .oF
N.w ORIKANs meets at the Office of the Grand Score
ary in Odd Fellows Hall, the first Tuesday Of every
month. s. .oiicers--0 Todd, President 100 Canal
street; James Furnesux Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall
Lafayette Guyoi Treasurer, 5S Exchange Alley G s
Stewart, corner of Triton Walk and Dryades street,
Mortimore, 80 Tchoupitoules street; Il Ruflier %
Cont street; g Medina, Tehuupitouas street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets O Miller So
Camp street; W Cook 10 St Paul street, Il Hardy,
1856 Camp street; William Watson. jr; Hero 81
Gravier street; George Dirmeyer II New Basin; NJ 8
Hahn, Camp street; J G Andersen, Agiers; }
Schroeder, ~ Toulouse street. Gaillot 90 Charities
street; Alfred Shaw au2S
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s,sacer. Of subordinate Eacampmsnt- for the Tern,
- enaing December 81, 1864


Wu.nEY No /, meets ON the first and third Sat
,1rdays 81 every moath at the Encampmsnt room Odd
Fellows, Hall Officers for the present term Gra-
ham q B Dasilva, Il !; ii Gennison, W VIM
solomon Scribe II Allyn, w; Fl Williams, Treas
urer: j Furnea1x, Assistant Scribe.
HoBAH No. 3, meets at room No. 8, Odd Fellows
Hal ON the second and fourth Saturaysof each month
- Oficers for the present tern--Wm Bloomfield, jr,
p:J Sherwood II r iChas De Ghoseul, 8 Wi NJ
Todd Scribe; Alfred mouton, Treasurer Charles A
Hedin, j w Alfred Mouiton Treasurer.
LAsAILE No s, meets first and third Mondays
ia each month in Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of Camp
and Lefsyette streets. 0ficersJ Henriques,
A Patterson, II p (; "A Pray, WI ADeSola, Scribe;
w d Adams, vi Thoras KeeFe Treasurer.
WAsHfNGToN No. 6, meets on the second and
fourth Mondays of every month, at Washington Hall.
Marienv BUILDINGS, Third District. Oficers for the
present tera--U Menn, @ n; y zeigier, r ;sG
Thamann s W :; H Goldman, Scribe; w Furbinger,J
w J. Faust Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No. q, meets on the first and third
Mondays Ut every month, In Jefferson Lodge Room
Fourth District. 0facers-T CAVITY, p Carter
HIP; Wilson, 8 W Charles Raymond, Scribe
Cockrii, J W; w w yaught, Treasurer.
PELICAN No 8, meets on the first and third Sat
days Of every month, at Polar Star Hall, St. Louis
street. Oficere fer the present term--H Rufier,
RI; Theodore Liveaudais, a r.; Casbergue, IA
Rouchard Scribe; y @ Ieffdon, w; Laterade,
rreae
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DIR. WATsoN,s GARD.

AR. WATSON'S CARD will use no other
the may found pantruh.
practice all those
are called sphic fifteen this
there the only merit that
class than
than they ThatB whatI
sTRlcTuREs, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, elects, SORE
TROA the
daily which without vanity for claim
etaer merit than that ofexpsrence. 53s7
days. difficulty
hose Of longer duration, without submitting the patient such
of treatment will him the suspicion,
h The
eoudsupPy incest
secrecy, which, always inyiolaby preserve.
have which think IL
iztiafed that puaon alread ysuciunty established
lin the morning until o'clock night
4 W. WATSON, MD
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AM (. f. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR,
Wv cures CONSUMPTION OF THE LIVER AND LUNGS,
DRoPSY CHOLERA and CHOLERA MoRBUS, AG uE and FEvE R
cured RON ~ @ 4s hours, qENEREAL DISEASES GLEEI
-GQlSORRE0A, RECENT and INYEJERATE ULCERS,
SORE THRoATs, COUGHS, COLDS, OBSTINATE CANCERS FI
TuLAS all kinds, VEINS, carries OF THE BONES, WHITE
SWELLING, Kings EVIL, GRAVEL PAINS IN THE BAcK,
SIDES BREAST COLD HANDS AND FEET, together with all
single ladies children. My long
among Indians long experience and practice
capable caring many considered
f1y' Ofire qos c,a eyee opposite she Mint anas If
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT DIsooVERY.-Da.

IL JAMES would respectfully call the attention Of citizens
the following facts He ali Private DBenses with
out mercury other poisonous drug namely elect
Syphilis Sures Seminal Weakness Nodes Ulcers Tumors Can
and al Diseases the Skin Dr. Japs would also call the
cai who themselves private
in thai and solitary habit which the
Aaba Of YOUTH via Weakness of the Back Lb Pain the
Head mnea Of von Muscular Power Paptaon Of the
Heart rrabiy Symptoms Of consnmp
dreaasd Lo Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Spirits
Evil ForebodingH Aversion Society," Self Dru Love Solitude,
rifnidity, ETC., of the evilsproduced.
Az who afflicted with q the above
Let false decacy but sPpy mmeday and
yonrse the dreadful awful of this terrible
aady Weakness Of the Organs Immediately cured
rertored sssssa
Il DR. JAMES has from his former Office, No, l6 to 80
DIR. JAMES.
Ps Personaving distance have the
sent to their address, giving full particulars
dollars. JAMES,
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pulmonary disease which have hitherto
Anes aud thonaanda year Indeed
believe ems found Which can be
lied the most the lungs Our sps
acre will NOS permit as 10 publish
os 10 ~ " would tss and refer further
pleased urnsh full PARTICULAR ana nais
putable proof of these statements.
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There being some regard to the Dividends
the Sun Mutual Insurance Company of NewYOh it is deemed
proper that Scrip will continue iuaued their
heretofore the t Dividends declared the Com
pany at the close Of each fiscal year.
Formerly the fund capital limited One Million Of
Dollars and hs whole Of pn yearly appropriated
the psymen. she redemption Of outstanding Scrip;
future payment ntsres residue of prof
will annually appropriated half the redemption
ohe Capital the Com
pany until the shall equal Two Millions Of Dollars thereby
eressing security hsders Scrip
Of the Company THOMAS SLoo Agent nIs
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MAGNOLIA No A, Baton Rouge.
MOUNT SINAI No. Q, at Franklin, St. Mary's
Parish
q. w. SHAW No. 10, at Clinton, East Feliciana.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

II ACULIST-DR. CUISINES OFFICE, ssssssss.
~ the Treatment DISEASES Of ange
liPERFEGTIoNs OF VISION. No 1856 St Chariea3 sSySs
street. opposfts Lafayette Square, Esworleans.
Surgical Operations the EYE attended Suah
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, The INSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL
YhS. etc getc. m
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" NICKERBOCKER PATENT CO0KIN
SA RANaEs-yfRsT PREMIUM.
pRIoE 3 COUPON. Plumber. Io7 PoYdral

PRICE b COUL0N, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
the publcit
ths an
preparedt supply HOY, COLD, or SHOW ABATH
AMERIeAN, EtIGL4sA and FRENCH WATER gLosfi WAsE
SA ms, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS of all kinds COOKING
"a GEs, GARDEN HOSE. HYDRAULIC ANS FORCE, LIFT
Sen PUMPS Tilted the LEAD PIPES
lsBc pit, PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN 81
hano 3IIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly up Andrearc
al th ahortentncttca. !. !
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.ayer's Cherry Pectorat.5

Il MUNH The NUMEROUS
m discoveries Science has made in this
generation to facilitate the business Of life,
increase enjoyment, and even proloug the
ssrm Of human existence, nofe eau be
named Of more real value 10 mankind, than
lis contribution Of Chemistry 20 the Heal
ing Art. A vast trial ofits virtues through
out this broad country mas proven bey ond
sdoubt, that no MEDICINE or combination
.et meaicinsa yet known eau so surely con-
trol and cure the numerous varieties Of
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i IVER COMPL Amt. DYSPEPSIA, NERy-

q Nv Eth OONI LAIyIs UIpT EI NAk1, NTNY :
g. A GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.-More
testimony the Souhu HooFLADs celebrated
Nan BilIEks prepared By Pr NJ JACKSON PA!adephia
the public for the Liver Copn Dyspepsia Jaundice,
oas Debility, Diseese Of the Kidneys, etc., etc.
H W. CLANCY Mtiarsburg October ls 1859, said aav-
ing sold Btte time find has given satisfaction
asta ncg thai hAa notce.n
NELSON EDWARDS salyiaA KY, June 1881, said We
rejoice inform that this aiy celebrated medicine has fully
maintained the exalted which
ested s uhesatugs say emneny it
j. 4 j. W. BERRY unontown, Ky July 81 1882, said Ws
have heard Of cures performed by the of b.
hters, and believe it TO be u vaiusble Incidence
GRANT IRVINE, KY June 49, 1864 have succeeded
introducing ooaand BteIs purchase
them by the half dozen and dczenb
DR. e Z FATIo BRO, Knoxville Tenn, April o 1851 aad
used it far have abs to learn
E9 These BITIEhS ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, they nyig
and strengthen the ystem PROSTATE
as well
EB- For sale by respectable dealcrsevery where.
J.WRIGHf& CO., New Orleans
81 9mdaW Wholesale Agsnss,
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%AteFtvf ssboFainhte E<Sa3sen
De Soro No. Z, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening.
sr MAnr's No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening.
Meth No. q, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evsning.
r.LAspar No. Is, meets at opslousas, satur-
day evening.
GLlaros No 27 meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening
cARRoLL No so, meets at AXE Providence,
Monday evening ~ 5-
TnISErs No, 50. meets at Trinity, Saturday
esening.
ErenLsIoR No. 81. meets at Thibodaux, satur-
day evening.
New IBERIA No. SO. meets at Newtown, Thurs
lay evening
PnAlan No. 81, meets At Washington, Friday
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CaasEryIlEs No. Al, meets at chensyville,
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