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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07
MISCELLANY.
THE BIRDS OF SPRING.
Br WASHINGTON IRVING.


Wy quiet residence In the country, also from
fashion, politics, and the money Market leaves
me Ia'her at loss Tor occupauon' and drives
ME occasionally 10 inc study oil nature ana oih-
CT low pursuits Having lew neighbors, Also
~ "h"h '" keep WNoh anr exerc'se my mad
IS OF observation, am IAN TO amnse myself
Nhf'r5F'A> mo inc domestic concerns and pc
Mia ais '''he animals around me and dur
H,< '"o fses' "' 'sdson' nave derived considera-
~ el'e"Ah'He'H rom certain sociaple Iiule
olIas' almost nc ohly visitors we have during
mis- early part oil TIE year.
laose VINO have passed the winter 10 the
country are sensible OF the delightful influences
mat accompany the earliest indications OF
'sl.gihgi '''e-di'ineso' none are more delightful
Eh'sf.'a',1t q 'h'ies Of the birds. There is one
mpdss' li'.,f saa colored bird, much resembling
sfu4, 50 hss came about the house just on
-'ie shlrl 81 winter, when not blade of grass
ss~s., ~ n Saen ,'and when few prematurely
9Hiqh tvs had given flatiering ioretaste of
..all Ncs'her. lie sang early in the dawnng
long Before sunrise, and late in the evening,
iusi before the closing in of night, his malin
and hts vosper hymns. 1t is true he sang &C.
ea-lonaily throughout the day but at these
siil hours his song was more remarked He
ssv.opa leancss tree, Just befnre tho window,
aad ~arbled forth his notes, few and simple,
hat singularly sweet, with something Of plain
tive tone, that heightened their effect.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07

oEFsETs.--Thc loyelisI valley has muddy
swamp, The noblest mountain piercing blast.
and the preiiiest face some ugly feature. The
h'irest face is most Subject to lreckles and the
handsomest girl is apt to be proud tho most
sentimental lady loves cold pork, and the gayest
mother lets her children go ragged. The kindest
wife VIII sometimes overlook an absent shirt
button, and the husband forget to kiss his wife
every time he steps outside the gate, and the
best disposIioned children in the world get an
cry and squall and the smartost scholar will
miss lesson, the wittest say something stupid,
and the wisest essayest write some nonsense ,
and stars will fall, and the moon suffer eclipse
and men Won't be angels nor earth heaven.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07
A LOVER STILL

"No longer lovcI!" exclaimed an aged pat
riarch, "ah you mistake me if you think that
age has blotled out my heart. Though silver
hairs fall over brow all wrinkled and a cheek
all furrowed, yet am still lover. love the
beauty Of the maiden's blush, the soft tint of
flowers, the singing Of birds, and, above all, the
silyery laugh of a child. ! love the siar-lke
meadows where the buiter-cups grow, with al
most the same enthusiasm as when, with my
ringleis flying in the wind, and a cap in hand,
years ago, chased the painted butterfly.
love yon aged dame. Look at her. Her face
is careworn but il has ever held smile for me.
Onen have shared the bitter cup of sorrow with
her-aad so shared it, il seemed almost sweet.
Years Of sckucss have stolen the freshness of hor
life, but like the faded rose, the perfume of her
love is richer than in full bloom of youth and
maturity.
Together we have placed buds in the pale,
folded hands Of the dead together we have wep,
over little graves. Through storm, and sun.
shine we have clung together and now she sits
with her knitting, her cap quantity trlled, the
old-styled kerchiel crossed white and prim above
the heart that has beat so long and truly for me,
the dim blue eye that shrinkingly fronts the glad
day; the sunlight, throwing her parting fare
well, kisses her brow, and leaves upon lis faint
iracery Of wrinkles, angelic radiance. see,
though no one else can, the bright, glad young
face that won me first, shine through those with
cred features, and the growing love Of forty years
thrills my heart till the tears como.
Say not again can no longer he lover
Though this form be bowed, God has planted
eternal love within. Let the ear be deaf, the
eye blind, the hands palsied, the limbs wiihered,
the brain clouded, yet the heart, the true heart
may hold such wealth of love, that all the power
Of death aud the victorious grave shall not be
able to'put out its quenchless fame"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07

A HEARrFELr SENTIMENT ISorPoRrusELY
ExPREssED.-A large and brilliant party was
given in fashionable cices few weeks since,
not a hundred miles from our metropolis, and
the festivities were kept up To 50 late an hour
that the fair hostess became completely wearied
out. Some fifteen mnries after the lady SUP.
posed the las, Of her guests had left, she walk
ed into the supper room, where the gas had been
turned down, and gave vent to her wearied sprit
by ejaculating-"Thank God, they are all
stuffed and gone ~ "Not quite all, " squeaked
out voice, II have returned to find an ear
ring which supposed was dropped while at the
supper table"' The hostess chargrin can be
better imagined than described, when on turning
round she discovered one of her nearest fashion
able neighbors Boston Post.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07
THE WINDS OF MARCH ARE IIUMNiGNG.
BY FITz-CREENE uALLEcK.

The winds of march are humming
Their parting song, their parting song,
And summer skies are coming,
And days grow long, and days grow long.
watch, but not in gladness,
Our garden tree, our garden tree;
1t buds in sober sadness,
To soon for me, to soon for me.
My second winter 8 over,
Alas! and I-alas and
Have no accepted lover:
Don't ask me why, do MT ask me why.
7 is not asleep or idle
That love has been, that love has been;
For many happy bridal
The year has seen, the year has seen;
4 we done brdemaid's duty,
At three or four, at three or four;
My best boquet had beauty,
Its donor more, its donor more.
My second winter 5 over,
Alas and I-alasl and
Have no accepted lover:
Don't ask me why, do MT ask INC why.
Ills flowers my bosom shaded
One sunny day, one sunny day;
The next they fed and faded,
Beau and bOquet, beau and boquet.
In vain, at ball and parties,
This waltllng watching heart 10
Unchosen yet, unchosen yet.
My second whit er s over,
Alas! and I-alasl and
Have no accepted lover;
Don't ask me why, do MT ask me why.
They tell me there IS no hurry
For hymen's ring, for Hymen's ring;
And IN too young to marry:
II is no such thing, lis no such thing.
The next spring tides will dash on
My eighteenth year, my eighteenth year,
1t puts me in passion,
Oh dear, oh dear oh dear, oh dear!
My second winter s over,
Alas and I-alast and
Have no accepted lover;
Don't ask me why, do MT ask me why.
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New Medicines.
J. w. HOLTON g. CO.

Formerly 7. II. Tsylor.l
APoTHEcARIEs AND DRUoGIsrs AND DEALERS ~
Patent MEDICINES,
Main Street, opposite Frost & Goodhoe's.
Are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of Genuine
American and Foreign Drugs, Medicines Chemicals
Dye Stuff, Perfumcry, Fancy Goods, Toilet Arelei
&c. &c.
Patent MFDIoISTs- Morse's Inyigoraiing Cordial;
DE- Harns's lusigoraiing Spirit; Kennedys Medical
Discovery Ayers Cherry Pecioral; n. E. Veg. Pui-
monary Balkan; Hunters do Pure Cod Liver Oil;
Railways Remedies DR.. Jeweus Medicines Dr.
Waren's dol Dr. Laugley's Buers; Dr.. RchafdsonA
do; llolloway's Pills and Ointment; Dr. licnnet's
Plant aud Root Pills, and nearly all other Medciuei
now in
Also, DR. DrSSisoS's Bloom SynuP Of Iodine
llydnodale Of Po,assa. Citrate Of Iron and Spanish
saisaPana. a, the usual wholesale and retail prices
Also, just received, choice selection OF
TEAS, COFFEE, SPICES, &C.,
at the lowest cash prices.
Braltleboro, Feb. lsi., 1855.
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BOSTON CAnDs.
Ell. CARPENTER,

NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS
Miscellaneous Books,
FAScY ARTICLES, Inks, Pfss, PAPER, ESyrIopr,
&c, &c.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the prioci,,,
- Newspapers and Magazines in the United s,s,,'
Books and Music obtained to order on shon notice ~,
posite the American House, BfsuebOfo.
Newspapers:
NewrYork Times, New-York Tribune
Ncw-YOrk Herald, Boston journal
Springfield Republican. Bailou's Pictorial
and ali the principal Weeklics Of New YORK and N,
England for sale by the year month single numb.,
Magazines
Puinam's Monthly, Harper's Magazine
Kniekerbockcr Hunts Merchants Magazine.
I Grahams. Godeys, Peieron's and BILIOUS do.
on hand soon ns issued by The Publishers Any OH
Monhlcs. Qusdehies, aud Serials Of every de,erp
ton ordered at short notice Those subscribing Tor an,
Of the above 10 undersigned will receive their Mao
zines, e ia this village, free Of postage
New Books:
Ida May; Ruth Hall, BY Fanny Fem;
The Newsboy;
Fashion aud Famine br Mrs. Stephens,
Marin aierrvae, His X Marx &c, &c
Toys t... Toysi,
Tie subscriber has just received new and large o.,
sormeui of Toys, suitable for the amusement Of ch
dfen Of ell ages.
Miscellaneous;
Tie undersigned keeps constantly on hand end ef
sale all sous Of Stationery. including
Writing, Bill, Note and Blntiing Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Memorandum,
Ink Waters. &c. Also.
Diaries for 1855. Port Monies
Pocket Knives, &C.. &c. T.. J. CARPENTER.
Braiileboro, Feb. ]. 1855
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07

President Pierce grew classical as the returns
came in from New Hampshire, and quoted Mil
ton -
Devils with devils damned 6Em Concord haldy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07
POETRY.
CALL TO KANSAS.

PRIZE soSo.-BY LUCY LAncoM.-AIn, NELLY n
Ycomcn strong, hithcr throng,
Natures honest men;
We will make the wilderness
Bud and bloom again.
Bring the sickle, speed the plowi
Turn the ready soil;
Freedom is the noblcst pay
For the true mans toll.
Ito, brothers come, brothersl
Hasten all with me;
We III sing upon the Kansas plains
\ song Of liberty.
Father, hastc DER the waste
Lies pleasant land;
There your fircsidc altar stones,
Fixed in truth, shall stand.
There your sons, brave and good,
Shall to freemcn grow,
Clad in triple mail of right,
Wrong to overthrow.
Ito, brothers, come brothers;
Hasten all with me;
We III sing upon the Kansas plains
a song Of liberty.
Mother, come; here s. a home
In the waiting west;
Bring the seeds Of love and peace,
You who SOW them best.
Faithful hearts, holy prayers,
Keep from faint the air;
Soil mothers tears have wet
Golden drops shall bear.
Come, mother; fond mother
List, we call to thee;
We II sing upon the Kansas plains
A song Of liberty.
Brother brave, stem the wave;
Firm the prairie tread;
Upon the dark Missouri flood
BE your canvas spread.
Sister true, join us too,
Where the Kansas flows;
Let the northern lily bloom
With the southern iDsc.
Brave brothorstrue sister,
List, We call to thee;
We II sing upon the Kansas plains
A song Of liberty.
One and all, here our call
Echo through the land;
Aid US with the willing heart
And the strong right hand;
Feed the spark the pilgrims struck
On old Plymouth Rock
To the watch-hre Of the free
Millions glad shall flock.
Ho, brothers! come, brothers,
Hasten all with me;
We II sing upon the Kansas plains
y song Of liberty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07

A contemporary, noticing the proposal to light
the streets Of village with red-headed girls,
says "lf we lived there, we'd play tipsy every
night, and hug tho lam-posts."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07

"What is shew bread, aunt asked Ike,
who was reading the Bible consecutively, and
tearing out the leaves as he went along, so as
not to lose the place. "Why Isaac, said Mrs
Parilngton, ''shoe bread is that which people
earn by making shoes. There is plenty Of it
in Lynn"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07
MODEL MELoDEONs,

Manufactured by MASON & HAMLIN, Boston, Mas,
The MODEL MELODEONS are recommended by
Lowell Mason Vim u Bradbury, Geo Root. l. u
Sonihard, 4 Bruce, A Bancroft, q we'herbee. aud
many other distinguished musicians and nrganists ss
superior to all others. Prices, 60, Is, 100 100. 1856,
$50. aud lI5 dollars. Every instrument Is fully war
ranied aud guaranteed 10 gre satisficfioB
QY- Circulars containing full description Of the
Model Mrodeons will he sent TO any Post Office. on
addressing the undersigned, manufacturers.
MASON & HAMLIN,
Cambridge ST., (eorner of Charles,l l,osroS, Ms.
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THE GREAT SPRING AND SUMNER

THE GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER
MEDICINE. DR.. LANGLEyiS ROOT AND
HERb blI'rERS. Composed OF Sarsapafilla Mid
Cherry, yellow Dock Pnckly Ash. T6oronrhwor,.
khubaTb. Mandrake. Dandeion. and Others, conpti,-
ing The best roots, herbs and bsrks in the world
The effect OF this medicine is most wonderful. II
acts directly upon the Bowels aud Blood by removing
~ distractions from the internal organs, stimulating
mem to healthy action, fenovating the fountains Of lite
and vgor, purifying the Blood, cleansing il from all
iumoTs, and eansng To course anew through every
part oi the body. They cure and eradicate from the
system, Liver Cnmplainiihai main wheel Of so many
diseases, ysundee in lis worst forms oil Bilious Dis
eases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Cosiiyeness
iiumors of the Blood and skin Indigestion, Headache,
Dizziness, Piles. Heartburn Weakness pain in the
SIDE aud ho~es, FlaIueney, Loss Of Appetite and all
k'odfed complaints caused by disordered stomach.
or bad blood to which all are more or less subject M
Spring aud Summer Coughs and Colds arc also by
lis use broken up aud cured at once.
Office, 20 Union street. Sold by all medicine deal
ers everywhere at only 25 cts, for pint, aud 81 10
cts, for quart bottle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-07

AGENTS WANTED, To sell splendid publ
cation. entitled PIONEER HEROES OF rHE NEW
WORLD, Beautifully embesshcd with Coiorod LBRs-
irafioHs, elegantly bound IN gilt. Il j. just Published.
For particulars Of Agency, address
DAYTON x WENTWORTH, Puhlsbers,
o. Washington Street, Boston
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RADICAL CURE or HERNIA.
DIR. g. HEATON,

continues Hernia Rupture in all its forms, hy
his safe efeeiua aud comparatively painless mode Of
opefoiion lie also attends to Female Complaints Ito
the treatment and Of Yanoeele, Hydrocee. Hem.
orrhods, &c, Sc. Patients from The country received
as heretofore p Lincoln street Consultations from
10 10 and TO daily, at bis residence, No Exeter
place Boston
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CARDS.
MARCH, 1855.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Tnr undersigned, MERCHANTS. MANUFAC-
TURERs, IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEAL
ERs, are now prepared with FULL STOCKS Of all
goods in their respective departments, peculiarly
suited to the wants Of COUNTRY DEALERS.
The large and varied assortment which the BOS-
TON market affords to purchasers, presents a su-
perior opportunity for a choice selection.
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0mecrs or Subordinate Eaeampments for the Term
ending June 80, 1855. s
WrLDEY No. /. meets on the first and third Sat-

0mecrs OF Subordinate Eacampments for the Term
ending June 80 1856.
WIDEY No. /. meets on the first and third Sat
urdays Of every mouth, at the Encsmpment ROOM Odd
Fslows Hail. corner of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the present term-L Homes, p; Geo
Dirmeyer Il p; w Delesdernier, WI Gnth-
lem. Scribe; W Nico ] W; Williams, Treasurer ;
aes Fnrneaux, Assistant Scribe.
doBAH No. y, meets on the second and fourth
saturday. in each month in Encampment room, Odd
Esae#s Hail corner OF Camp and Lafayette Streets =.
omcers TOT tue present term-Charles Ressiter @ p
y hedden, HIP; Ghas w Gould, sw Lathrop
scrihsi " koontx W Andrew Hero, Treasurer
LAsALLE NO. b, meets on the first and third Mon
dRysin each month, In the Eneanpment room Odd Fel
lows, Hail. corner OF Camp and LAFAYETTE streets
OMcers Tor the present terua-Thomas Keeffe a p n n
Byerly, III Fl Moore, s W Patterson ser;ba.
Mongson,J W Benedict, Treasurer. ~soe'
WASHINGTON No. s, meets every second and
fourth Monday in each month, at Washington Hal
Mariguy Buildings, Third District. Ofhcers for the
present term--G Flemann. Q P; b schroeder II p !.
Weber, W; Laugenbeeker, Scribe Ii Finke
wv, II Millspaugh, treasurer
q LAFAYETTE No. 4, meets On the first and third
Mondays 10 each month, in Jefferson Hail, Fourth
DiAtrict... Officers for the present term-J Burke
g u WWesth0ltz, u u; j Krantg, W; ] Il
Dunn, sarbe; Galpln, w; T Bsrritt, Treasurer.
PEi.leA q No. 8, meets on the FIRST and third Sat
days IN each month, la Polar Star Hail st. Louis
street, ;oftcers for the present term-0 Poupart
~ "A poorhies, II Z; Denner. 8 W, q N Wagner,
Eoribei ~ Charles, Lattsrsde, Treasurer
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Total l6.s2 granrnes.
many held
solution uncertain these ingredients
chemically another may,
the carbopic acid carbonate Of sica
tiicate poasa sgussium, bcarbonAte Of
lime slais Of soda, chloride Of sodium, aunns
chloride OF solinm, md probably other combinations
the Of this Spring
tho therapeutic quas They should probably
chniybsats
mus; apsent Alternative md sseH
u " II 'g j., L. w. p. RIDDEEL
Chemical Lahomory universityof Louisiana.
New Orleans, March, ls5i. sg .s.
these purchased city by
the urIal bottle, from JOHN NAuLE, No.
Was hnglon
STERLING The only this side Of the Lake, who has tho
privilege dsppsing Of tho Abita and Christy Waler
~ All Whaling 30 the waterg viii please apply to he
thia will be aired.
Ladies' Wishing v she Spring, will always
carriage In readiness Mhneg Madonviie
inuiAl j.. s.. B.
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I AUDEaDALE WHITE SULPHUR Cd

SPRINGS Lsuderdnls County, Miss -Th fashions HzsaW
porusr Place, the valuable mat onat qua
ties * Who's stsrs universally recognized by the med
fanjtv hs made easily Accessible by
lines Of SIX and four bor Post
North West reopened for the
rees visitors on the 10th May;
the entire preHee last
thorough renoyecn The cottages
hnva large and furnished with
10 the luxurious comfort Of gaests.
Te general awe patrons
ii th watering place. that palma will be spared 10 make
their oourn the Springs agreeable, delightful and
duciye TO health
RAINING within thirty miles, AID
connect trieeky with IN en-
Mobile The Spfings twenty
tho hours Time, materially isssenad she a
confidently expected that by the sto
within eight miles of the Sprngs
TINS line Of Livingston with the DemopoH
and the Gainesville,
Clinton lines thus ang and eeItan
Il valuable desirable watering places In the
South Il /. .
Tho proprietor grateful for patronage will avail himself Of
every act contributing to the comfort Of his guests and in
presenting the patronage nvas and pleasure
keraa complete establishment "
RATES OF BOARD.
Ter north. .8ss w
Per weak. ~ W
Per w
Chidrsn aud servants; hai pfiea,
My Stables asd Will DO kept in frat rate ords with good
'G aus II ''u aS''s f'''ls' q. B. SMITH.
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Ali these aalts Ar anhydrons 1881

AT the day. wsn estimate sugnous pepara
lions high value eybeate eping doors OF new
necessarily he object Of decided med
faculty. They cannot but prefer The natural sprng
All his artificial hitherto prescribed whether IN
The powders pls liquids Artificial preparations are in
yArinbly lss easy assimilation, and require period m
their operation They act much more sowy than hoso By
when the latter dissolved
frequently Of cohesive character they pa
the into the nisans CANAL without pfouc
ing any follows than thai chalybsate sprnp a. ieh in
Iron as one We powerful auxiliary il he trsnt
eut will the end employed Faculty
MI casee Ia which iron ia administered. Il
The especially affect nutgan
red ocyannts potAs tannio acid gold etc. atan
taneouBy Of this metal Tho other
found mineral springs Of this kind exist bu
ANAL proportion The springs coua speak, little else than
solution Of Few ierrngons sprlngs oither
be compared with il either Of
Of for the paucy Of other mineral products
nj contoi
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THa R. W. GRAsD EsoAnpnrNr OF PArRIAnou

{ The r. W. GRAND ENoAMPMENT OF PATRIARoHs
oF LousIANA o. o. r., meets semi annually ON the
Third Tussdaysin January and July in Grand Lodge
noomi at Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of Camp and
Lafayette streats, New Orleans Officers the year
lS55.Ihos Shields, N W q p 3 Hardy, N n @ II
- Z Qaalingham R W W; Jas Furneanx, r G
sss.R % the + " l Of the US; Thos Bragg, w G
~ W.; I Allyn, w @ NJ; Hero, W @ q Frank
a AaFd, D g 3 ALI Gates, Of Mount Sinai No O. Il w
DIG 2 Of District No q; Oscar Barhee. Of Magnolia No
Ar WD of District No Il A T. Covert Of @ w
Shaw Encampmsnt No. TO-, D. G. Patriarch District
No A., Clinton. \
All communications intended for the Grand Encampmeut
should De directed James Furneaux, Grand Scribe,
! Grand Secretarys office in Odd Fellows Hail.
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance..
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, 9. W
nj; 900
.vnAiAN,secreafy. a. ID. CLARK, Fresdsnt.
saAFcH OFFICE. No. IS Camp at, few orlsaus.
w Tbs snaersisred prepared
alAo against
by FIRE ,atthsourrentra.ss o premium.
s45 ..@ BENJAMIN FLOR kNgE Axont
ntH HARMON DIANE ,Assotsnt Agent
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IL EICKERB0uKER PATENT COOKING
IA stNGGc~-FiRBTPEElgIHA

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers. lot Poyd ras
ctuily ufo their friends and this public
gnera thasthsy hs In all its ssnshea
BATHS IN sLIsa nd II eLoskFs
WASH sAt tNs, yobNTAINs, sR1ss FAuceTa q ~ Kinds,
COOKING "a aEe, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS;
FORGE LIFT had SEER PuPs asa u ms nassi asylsj
LEhD PPES Of every description PIG ard sHGET LEAD and
BLocK Tin alwayu on beni SHIP znA STEAMBOAT woHE
neatly est repaired Rhortaet
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PERCEPTION saheralaate Ieases.

Intcrtor Subordinate Lodges. r
Dn SoTo No. I, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening.
81. MARY's No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening
NBlrH No. 81, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening
ST. LANDRY No. 26, meets at opelousas, satur-
}, day evening 530aa 4,s5is5=55 ss3, i5#t
CLINTON No, n, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening,
oAaRoIL No. 80, meets at AXE Providence,
Monday evening.
TRrsrrY No. 80, meets at Trinity, Saturday
d. evening.
ExcELsroR No. "a. meets At Thibodaux, satur-
day evening
New IBERIA No SO, meets at Nswtown, Thurs
day evening.
PRAIRIE No. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
uHEsEYvnLE No. Al, meets at Cheneyville
Monday evening
THOMAS H. SHIELDS Grand secretary.
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CoscLusfoss.-The Alabama Vichy Spring is remarkable
For the large quantity OF acane bcarbonate,
which they wits $3.50 grans per gallon, s-l grains
per pint, Of liza grammos parlitre.
PRESENCE sa Iodine psrcepbo only four GALLONS
of
the small proportion they contain of the auphas of
soda and chloride Of sodium.
presence upbac Of magussia but In sma proper
ton. spiingn the United Statea this SALT
Of chloride Of calciuma SAT- at
norous and dsagreeabie in mineral springs.
Alabama Ychy Springs extremely analogous the
yehy Springs Francs 70 be presumed that phyans will
sill those Diseases which the Vchy
employed will obtain signal their Tse
the they stimulate the digestive
disturbing overlooking stomach. They
rapidly All the aecreons which had been by
aedy alkaline character those who
days have drank freely Of the waters In word prs
Of the celebrated Vchy
SULPHUR SPRING.
This spring similar composition hnt Of AK Ia Chapee
Europe however, contains larger sve proportion Of M
bi-carbonne Of than the European spring.
following The ingredients contained Eng
liah pint twne Pint); .,