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gPEcrAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTIoE The subscriber would
resoectfulty inform the public that Bis SALOON has
baep opened for the season. where ICE CREAM
Ard FROZEN ICES can be had Of all the fasoIite
sayors JUAN PiZZINI
an calm At St Nicholas Saloon.
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DUM-50 barrels white New England
AZ Rum landing this day and fer sale by
uy2 WIN TAYLOR.
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/ HAVE Just received q lot of Boys
Il fine Monroe ard Oxford Ties which are well
made, and will give satisfaction. For sale by
nv DAVID WALSH. I29 Main st
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T,HE WONDERFUL LADYHASAR
Il RIVED-The best Planet Reader iu America 2
The most difficult questions will be solved by sci-
ence and calculation, fri many year. of sfus for
stree the second house, the rig ht hand side above
Msin street. an 1l--tnat
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HOLLAND GIN.-2 pipes Holland Gin,
L Il in store and for sale by
my2 WIN. TAYLOR.
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L. PEI NIB E RTON,

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for CASH the foIlows
~ lowing Goods
Seine TWfins, all Nos; Seine Thread, 81, Nos.
Seine Lines, various len gths and sizes
Cotton Cordage; Bed Cords; Leading Lines ell sizes
Csrpet Warp. all eolors
Cotton Yarns; Cotton Batting, all numbers
Cotton snd Wool Cards all numbers
DuP1nts Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes
English and American Gun CAPS
With q well selected assortment of GROCERIES
suited TO the Trade-all, any part of which will
be sold ST very small advance, for cash iaI
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NoTIcE.-Tho Animal - 3. -
6tockhoidsrs Of ths RICH sss,r,a ,aeetlDg OF the.
,s;', 5una u sna rOTOMAc RAfLK0anS ~ lnaIcKs Il1nEaIcKs-
mand On asS 3 iss Ss: e e
ococ5 a. CIV. MAsMt,pn 8 AZ g II
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OLIVER P L A Z f D-Fruit and Cake
- Baskets aud Waiter; some beautiful pattern.
Tor sale by GEEkET L. JAMES,
ms l Eagle Square.
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EOR SALE-Two SODA Apparatuses,
Z complete. ana five Fountains. Also l6 boxes
OF Window Glass, l5xI3. s. DELARUE,
my l-lm+ Corner 5th and Broad ST.
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eP y - -. p - -.-- - 1919 54usis. ~
CALMON'S PATENT g RA IN AND
~ GRASS SEED sEPARAToR,--This mAchins
invented aud patented by fy g. B. salmon o! II
nois and wherever 1t has be exhibited has tak
precedence of ali others, for cIeaaing 0rala and
Grass Seeds. - -
The first Silver Medsl was awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York. and the tst pIizs
at the New York State Fair in 1852 IL has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recoln-
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether Impurities from wheat u sfihse-
parate any seeds OF different size or weight IL
simple insss construction, and easily kept Ia order
1t is pscuiisrly adapted 10 farmers requires
but Iittispower to work IL, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now In use. : ~.
It can bA furnished Sc the following prices Wig:
For FsrmeT2 Machine that will clean IS 10 50 bust-
els per = &jU
For Farmers Machane that will clean 80 to
50 busfel per h0nr.. IS
For farmers Machine (srrangcd fer horse
powerl that will clean 30 bushels per hour so
Fer Mlers Machine that will clean 80 TO 80
bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
For MilleTs' Machine that will clean SO TO
IS bushels per hour..............,......... 100
For MilerS Machine that will clean ITO p
l50 bushels per honr. r...................... 80
For Mllers Machine that will clean 80 TO
209 ibushsls per hour. 2g0
Address RO. ~. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, kichmand, Va.
Z NJ B--Ccunty Nights will be sold on reasensbia
terms 70 20-2swtsj R.MA
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MISSES BLOOMER FLATS FOR
I'VE SPRING Opening again to-day, case
handsome Misses BIoomer Flats, al the fashion
this season. Also, large assortment Trimming Bon
net Ribbons, cheap. Ths Ladies are most resp ecs-
fully invited to cali and see them.
c. A GWATKIN,
my2 Cpunsite Exchange Bank
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SAM'L Cary, Dealer in Paper Material
fRxss, HopEs, BAesIse, kc..t South Franklin Of !,
doors West Of OLD Msikess bays small a. wsll a.
large lets. xs to 2-<6m
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PRICE ONE CENT

SENTENCE OF DEATH on Bors --rha s,.n...
papefs gives the following description Of the -.
'a1.s q thee youthful murderers At c.vuv.r
.sa We noticed a week or two aince
ri. = IN hood In the 'front.' He was the vourea.,
ferina 49, nushed He hsd evidently been sufs
,nsdis,sI. me night. His aged mother cat i'm.
black VEN covsraa aim. 10 the garb of mourning
s;ls., ane gallery was crowded with curious h,,..
do - - =. and all the mass of paonIe looh al
in, a., cpun .ne poer sficse mother wi,hlmore "a
Nv prisonrrs tnan they evinced for the unlap-
~ son biowes and King stood behind p ~
son. b yson, In his boyish arra,.s - ns.'nu Dry
oeatn, leaned forward On the docL -, - - "a
aVeIseo eye upon the judge Hs mo,hsr IA IL ~ ~
even attract his stfeDior oia NOV
King, of rather handsome fa.,nra
evmced more gaiety than seriousnsss b.s. :, . naa
saooo t1ere pale and trembling The r,eor 49, ~.
oosom neaved and bis very hearts tbrs.hs w.
hsaFd sy persons nesr hin. He teamed bsck IN
support, and buried his head in his hand - -
biowes stood up straight nothing supporting
hln lie looked upon his conpaEious and ,n
peopts. ana then smiled. Ii was not the smile of
. aepssssh spirit; it was not the forced smile of
.snt of ofaVe aeart in trial; il was no: the smile
"oich innocence bears In accusation /. tut IL sr.s
tue unfeeiing, careless and s;usii smile which a
man insensioie TO every kindly feeling, TO every
caEe' indiherent 10 scorn to sorrow or regret
might De supposed to give when tainted with
sid ~ ne seemed above fear. or rather too NOR
oio Ia sense TO feel or shcnit
hs ioraship requested the prisoners to state what
sney nao 70 say sentence why should not be pro.
nooneed Bsyson ssid, II am not guilty of murder.
never robbed any one" and in scitaion repeated
p,l never Killed man, and never robbed ary one .
mug exclaimed, Il am not guilty of murder. ~
pus me boy Biowes smiled Oh that stupid smile,
~ !. ~ ant nothing but Il don't know what to say
!. was neither vicious smile. nor brave smile,
pul Il seemed sickeniag indifference to his fate
III. MS iordship then pronounced the sentence of
nd INN silva nd
naowes walked sluegishIy from the dock His stsg.
weeping companions, like frightened birds,
M. no direction for their way and were forget
tul ol aeatn They were panic struck, and were
eo 70 tneir ceilsby the officers In charge They
WIN be hanged on the 1eth OF Nav next None Of
tne prlsoners were over I6 wears of ana
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EOR HIRE.-We have for hire for the
Il balance of the year an accomplished Seamstress
good Cook and general house servant. Apply to
nv It's LARUS l. SHINE.
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ERESH STOCK OF EARTHEN.
Il WARE, CHINA AND GLASS Just received
by the subscriber, new supply of Goods-Tea and
Dinner China and Pitchers; New Vsses-every de.
to aousekeepers and those in want. Call st No, 1T
ks Il my 2 j. .. b. EVANS.
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DREsS GOODS, NANTES. 40

nRESS GOODS, MANTLES. 10
~ APRIL 20TH. l855-The suhscribeys have just
received another large assortment of fresh Spring
Dress Goods consisting In part. OF Bereges Berass
DsLaneS Challies Chsiy DeLanes; Al oos ossias-t % e
Lanes Prints; Ginshsms; Lawns; Organdy Muslins.
&e., together with large and varied assortment Of
fashionable styles which they Offering at unu-
sually low PRICES und respectfully ash sxamina
tion from the public. ssa
DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
ap 20 ~ seS ~ ~Hsa l4S Easie sauare. s
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SPLENDID cOLORED VIEWS-Of
~ places in Russia, Scenes of the present Battles
bomarsund, sehastopol, &c, &c. at the Artists and
my I42 Main ct
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.SILVER PLATED--Tsble, Dessert and
- Tea Spoons, Table ard Dessert Forks. Butter
Knives Sauce Ladies', Soup Ladies, the best ssbsti.
tuie tur silver. for sale By
nyI GENNET & JAMES. E.sle Square.
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snaa.. nnaHs, BATES. BATHss-Hot, Cold and
osinss 5afhs can be Lad daily frsm ). saa -
sSs sesoea d. ct the Hair Dressinx. ss..,. 70 70
e. a., r9 Ssioos. undsr ths Americsu Hass{ aaa
trsne. on , sssh . cents, or 1icks Is for si
M
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NOTiICE.-Under the authority cen-
Ay ferrsd upon me by . Dssdot Trust sxeeutsd
by Henry Rassnfeid, dsted April 2Sth, fs5AreaG of
record 10 the Hustipys ceurs of the city of Rich
mord, have hereby sppointed The ssid hnasy ks-
sssfeia nay Agent 70 celses ere cutManan& aetsss
fcrshe rasds 10 him. and biz Jscsipk = .mI AxeAt
- 2 :. H0RACg Il KENT,
IN e0--lw Trustee for H. GessnfslA
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MANILA, RUSSIA AND AMERI-
Atk CAN CORDAGE.-The subscriber is now re-
ceSinE stock of Cordaee at reduced prices
which he will sell at small advance New York
prices. Orders dropped in the Post Office, or left
with MIR. c. Petty john, at NJ essrs Tompkins' The
Basn, will be promptly attended to and Cordsge
cent to any part of the city free of charge.
apS0 A. s. LEE, on the Dock.
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EHARLES RICHARDSON has just re-
" ceived $4,000 Genuine Havana CIGARS isn-
oted direct from Hsvsna, which be warrants 70 be
eQla N quality 10 auy Cigars 10 the United States.
h has Sso just received beautiful assortn snt of
MeeEshsuna, Geuoise, Lava Cydrolyte, Jockey ard
other Pines; Pipe Stems; Amber and Meerschaum
Cigar Tubes Cigar Cases; snuh. Tobacco and Match
Boxes, &c
Sea American Hotel
Corner OF Msin snd llth streets
4 small Let OF Genuine Plantation Cisars also for
esr-
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THE CRoPs-A correspondent of the Petersburg
Intelligencer, writing from Gainesville Mecklen.
burg, says:
"The chiuch bug have made their appearance in
great force on many farms, and are (thus earlv)
killing great deal of wheat. In fact, thew are
tmore or less) every plantation In this neishbor
hood, and if the present dry windy weather con.
tinues much longer, there is no telling the extent
of mischief they will do; as nothing will destroy
them but rain, we are hoping daily to see it, The
fly, too, are destroying the tobacco plants by the
million, daily, and there seems to be no remedy
known here for our putting stop to their ravages,
Che weather also suiting them well as the chinch
planters, very many have lost all or nearly all
their plants and the destruction is still going on
and Increasing. If we do not speedily get suitable
rains and warm growing weather, it win be utterly
impossible to plant the tobacco crop, as it is now
too late to SOW seed"
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1GUA,NO.-A000, bags best Peruyianf 400
- sel best Mexican, 1eseiysng aad !ss ssis ~
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DAGUERREorYPEs loUAr. TO Ivo.x ~.
iATuRss The public, and the Ladies in ra,,i-nls.
are invited to cali sn5 exaD,ins this ue - =,
euerreotype hien vii! be found as delicate as snv
painting end In view of the execution tbav Vii Il
found cheapsr than the imitation f,agusrrpotvnes
myf M p SIAONs lsi MI -
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GALE OF VALUABLE I,aND aNn

~ eSEGkoEs The subscriber wishes TO se n th,.a
valuable farms Ia the neighhorhood of the CITY Of
Lyuchburs. WY VI
oue fsrm Of 100 Acres. in one mile of the c,tx on
TOMS other farm containing as aarss vroI, ~
proved, with building and very extensive urchara
and Garden, ard has about acres of creek iats s
one other farm of II esres, miles from tha ~
which there is a goed dwelling aud 9th err out bnia
inss and hes about 81 acres of bottom lana 'e'N
Also. Is very valuable NEGROES amons.t xvh,.,
there of the raost valuable house servants
Tie shove property will be offered privately unsii
the l5,h OF May; not sold by that time II will be-
then sod at public auction on very accommodating
Are offered ou the same time, tive improved lots in
the city % Lynchhurs. PAUL JONES.
SA-dfd
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POTATOES, LUMP PLASTER AND
SMOKED HERRINGs --20I9 bushels very
.eperior keys Scotia Potatoes so tons Lump PIsstef
81 boxes Smoked Hsninga-eargo Of schr Windsor,
Hon Nova Scotia. Landing and for sale by
myl LEWIS WEBB & SON.
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NAYLOR'S Cast, Shear, and German
y STEEL; for SAFE bv
myl E. H. sKINKER L CO., Cary st.
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UTON OATS.-Just received per
steamer besntful lot OF Luton Sack Coats
!0st the thing for weather
D. MERCHANT L. WEISIGER
mJz No ll2 Main 1T -
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NEOLASsES.-20 hhds and tierces good
w boiled MoIasses; 25 bbls do do, landing and
'oi sale BY Il. III. sKiNKEg Il co,
my Cary
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FINE BLACK ALPACA COATS
Just rsceiysd new lot of Black Alpsca Frock
U'ats Of superior quality.
s. MERCHANT l. WEIsIGER,
my2 No lJ2rWnip st.
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VIRGINIA.

QUEER OFFEn.-A gentleman In Lynchburg, has
offered through the Virginian, to make an engage
ment to married upon the election OF Thomas 8.
Flournoy to the Governorship.
AMusEaEsrs.-Allen s. sharpley's company are
still In Norfolk. and Kunkle Is advertised to be
there soon.
ELECTION Superinteudents have been appoins.
cd In Portsmouth, for the ensuing election, and
John M. Drewry and E. s. Gayle, have been ap-
pointed conductors In Jefferson and jackson wards
ADDREss.-Gen. John s. Milson, addressed the
people OF Petersburg, at Mechanics Hall, Tuesday
night.
ALMOST FrRE Some articles of clothing were
accidentally fired by the gas in the store of julius
tooinson, Petersburg, Tuesday evening, but NO
serious damage was DONE
MONUMENTAL beautiful granite monument has
been erected by the friends of the late DR. Thomas
Robinson. OF Petersburg, over his remains in
Blanford cemetary.
REV JOHN E. EDWARDS, of Centenary church.
Richmond, preached In 4,h street Methodist church
Lynchburg, on Sunday last
SALE OF SrocK.-On TUESDAY,. In petershrrn
Petersburg Railroad stock was sold at $40 and
ELECTION IN WARRENroN--In War-epton. on
Saturday, the Know Nothing Mayor and seven al
dsrmcn were elected.
d B, WASHINGTON, democrat, has declined RIM
ming tor Congress from the Putnam district He
is stumping the county as Democratic elector.
MERcER.-N B. French is the Know Nothing
nominee tor the House of Delegates from Mercer
county
BoTEToURT AND CRAtG.- Messrs Bovd and
Radford have been nominated by the American
party to represent the counties Of Botetourt and
Craig in the next House of Delegates.
CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The Central Railroad
Company have large number of hands busily at
worksayiug the track west of Staunton, and we pre-
sumo the will run to Buffalo Gap la few
weeks. The track is now completed to the new
Freight Depot, and the first load was delivered
there on Friday last
Mr.. A. J. CRANE of Richmond, is to address
the people of Staun.on shortly.
DR., Sehrell, K. N. has been nominated for the
Legislature, from Putnam county, and Col. VIM
Tyler, from Fayere county.
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THE RUNAWAY NEGROES xho -

And b. Druggists and Merchants re enersily
oah fifsihis. api6-dS sl2k
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r Il A D! r e D!.

FESHE undersigned informs property-hold1ers
and The public ta. hs has added to his Msnas0r o. In
which ne enabled undertake works Of al klads aeh 70 n
all desc
posis building the city eoun and all WORKS IN
caFpsneTs and frameF,s line.
need Of he same the suitable
to the works ordered. -, j. - a.
appreciation 70 his machine
proper to prevept sxpoaon
which
ia nsaty of aIer boiler, should forget
look bise oonnsced machine him that
hs bays sddiaon having his establishment for the
II Billiard Tables the ubde
signed that he keeps heretofore aud
ascend hand Billiard and his
~ B. ANT0GNINI, Nos. u ii Cont street,
oes ly aua3
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VGaeers Of Subordinate Encasu PINE for the Term
eadiag Jaae 30, 1855.

Vmeefs of Subordinate Eneaia pments for the Term
endna June 30, 1856.
HllspNY NO. i, meets on the frst and third Sat-
arrays Of every month at the Encampment room, Odd
ssaows Hail corner of Camp and Lafayette streets.
g.csrss LOT the present terna--L Homes O p Geo
sa,rmssye,. PisfW Deesdernier, w ~ K Guth-
seM, scIlpei Nicol, J W; Ii Williams Treasurer !;
80 a1neauAa Assistant Scribe.
nohAH No. ., meets on the second and fourth
p,,n; y y ~ eaen month In Encsmpmept room odd
seitoWs HAL corner OF Camp and Ia W
omeers LOT tha present term-l,har,ss Rnss;,s +, %
" hsaasna u r Chaa w aould 70 a 1s,Sa,
scfnAs Aoonts, W Andrew HERE = s,,ran
LAsALLE NO D, meets on the first md th;fsa NJ
days V each month in the Encsmpment ~ a. w,
toWs TALL corner OF Camp and iafays,,s oau ei-
QMcers Tor the present terIThomas ss =,
Bysrly, IL Z ID Aoore,S W u patra-so. Y - u
Mongeon, W Benedict, Treasurer ''f'pe'
WASHINGTON No. 9, meets every saco,a .,a
fourth Monday in each menth at WashiN,ts t nna
Margny Buildings, Third District. 0aiesss sor ~
present term--G Fiemann, g r; schroeder tt o
Wsbser, "; Laugenbeckers Scribe ii Flnke,'
J w Milispaugh, reasurer.
LAFAYETTE No z meets ON the FIRST and third
Mondays in each month, 10 Jefferson Hall Ronr,h
Distsict.. Officers for the present teruI Hurke
OPfH Wsstholtg u p; y 3 Krantz s w: j n
Dunn, Scribe; 6alpn,J W /; j Barritt, Treasurer
FELICIA a No. b, meets on the first and third Sat
days Ia each month, in Polar Star Hall, st. Loui.
ktcseE udieers for the present term-O Poupart
Or; q Foorhies, II z; y Denner, 8 W; 8 NJ Wagner
Rcri9si chsziss, W : Latterade, treasurer
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Enterfaf Encampinents.
ii, gSoIrA Nc. 4, Baton Rouge, meets on the
cons and fourth Saturdayacf each mhnth.
MouST SINAI No. o, Franklin, La, meets on
Hrsr ard third wedresiayain each month
g. w. SHAW No. 10, Clinton, La, meets on the
first and fourth Saturdays in each month,
JAMES FuREEAuX, Grapd Scribe
THE Board OF DIRnoToks, of Odd Fellows Hall
Association meet at their office IN Odd Fellows Han
theft Monday of every month y ffes-
ident Thos Shields Secretary; John BEN, Treas.
urer; John Orchard, II q stetson = genap. ~
Swain, 4 Murry Howard, g kursneeots e y morrison,
Smith, NJ A Van Hook, U " Race.
THE BOARD or DIRECToRs OF ODD ELBOWS REST
meet atthe 0ffce Of the Grand Secretary
in odd Fellows, Hall, the second Monday in Jan
r,aru Anri July and October and on the fourth Mon
day In December. 0ficers-Henry Bier, President;
Mvnbere-H Dillingham;. Geo Hooper, II Dentzel, R
swain G Smith, G Bowditch, P Strong, Thomas
Keeffe O Robins Bouemet
The GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE I. o. o. f. OF
NEwoRIEANs meets at the Office Of the Grand Secretary
in oddFelows Hail on the fourth Wednesday Of every
month";. .oficers-H Kelsey, President No &C Camp
street Jos West, Treasurer Ill Tchoupit
JAS Furnesux Secretary, Odd Fellows HsH.. -. Mem
bers-J Cunningham IL Hays, IS st Charles
street Galpin, Jersey street, Fourth Districts H.
Bruce SO Canal street j Gubernator, 67 Hercules
street Thos Bailey 16o5s Chartres street NJ a Van
"a Hook, o. Grayier street VIM Mc0alioch, Gss WORKS
Grarier street D W Hehrard, 11s Canal street
Fiorat, 10 New Basin W Furbrenger A Forter, Al
giers q Nungesser; Wagner, 81 Royal street j
Thos Cog oil Tchoupitoulas street. IA 55
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4
AT the present day when physicians estimate uglnous
value, chaiYheate spring ut the
necessarily object decided
cal faculty. They but prefer the natural unons spring
the artificial preparations hitherto
the form Of powders pills liquids. Artificial preparations
vaaby Of sas easy asmaon and require longer period
their operation Thy 40. much moro slowly than ihos by
frequently Of cuheave character that pass
through the into ihe intestine canal without
ing follows them that spring
refer be powerful auxiliary
will the end bs
all which iron is administered.
The especially affect auch nugal
red Of potaas acid salt gold
aneoupy prove The Of this mes The other
usually springs this
email proportion The p,ngs cou speak, of little than
aoaou Of Few fsrrugnous springs
Europe ecompared with either for
Carbonate Of for the paue OF ether mineral produc
Cnnn al al Of
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THE r. W. GRAND EsoAMraEsr or PATRIARCH

TIE r. w. GRAND EsoAMPaEsT or PATRrAaoHs
LOUISIANA T. o. o. r., meets semi annually on the
third Tussdsysin January sud July, in Grand Lodge
Room, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Camp and
Lafayette streets, New Orleans oicers for tile year
1870 -rnos Shields, n " G P; 8 Hardy, 10 II
II Gillingham, w We; JAS Furneaux, II w G
to the II W q of the US Thos Bragg, II " @
J w; 4 AilyD,W q AZ Hero, W q S; j Frank
ford, W g !; Ali Gates, Of Mount Sinai No. o II W
@ r of District No q; Oscar Barbee of Magnolia No
AR W q r Of District No 8; A d Y. Covert, OF G w
Shaw Encanpment No TO-, D. d. q, Patriarch, District
No 4, 0iiaton
All intended for the Grand Encampment
should be directed; James Furneaux, Grand Scribe,
Grand Secretery's office In Odd Fellows Hall