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\ 'Asa Fs isst MOI 0k cHA1ysEArE SPRING

At tie PesH day. when estimate pern-
oH high values chalYbests the very
ors must lary be an ojeo q decided ntafe4 th
raj acuy ny cannot on prefer The natural fsrrnghons
powders, pills liquids Artificial preparations ne n.
variaby lem asaimatton require period Cor
their operation They net much slowly than those
nature especially thu latter dissolved AIthrt
psparans frequently Of cohesive character shat they
hr5ugh the dgeve into the ntcsrs canal without
any effect u folloHB. them ehalybeae spring ne rich
DO powerful auxiliary In the n al
disease, will the employed by tia Faguy In
al IN which iron ia administered.
1ha tngenn that especially affect ron nntga yellow
red lrroynae peass fannie aa gold etc. inetan
prove presence this met uton. other sub
usually bound mineral springs Of this kind bat yey
email properties The spnga consist speak OF i,y than
solution Of Of iron Few ferrugnous springs either
Europe america be compared wh either Ii
carbonate IF for the paacy Of other mineral products
gal on Of III Elp rcOntai
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BMeers for Subordinate Lodges for the Term ending
luue so. 1915.

emeers for subordinate Lodges for the Term ending
June 20. 1900.
LOUISIANA No. /, meets every Friday evening,
in RON No s. Odd Fellows Hail. Officers - Joseph
West ~ asSrge pi alii ss,yatsry Herman Treas
s rs : -'st1e',S'
U s,,,,,c M q ,,aa4s pvarv Thursday even.
" sas,,,to ,Tsl Third district. f,cers
n nar; N a. n llsIIe1vo d - Burton Secretary
r Ias PR secretary !; Hooper, Treasurer
ry,ra,, T.ora, M a noeets everv Monday eyen-
0NioN hop'n W. IA y, 49,, Hai rfc:.Is n
n nv - me simonds, q Charles Singleton
sesFst sa unos snisas fsr ss0rs'srs
c-.H.- ~ 8 .., ,x,,,,, ,y,,,,.sJox aua,,;vs
room No. ], Odd Fellows Hall. .omoersI1o ,
Crawford 81 Roosstsen, q . " p Duslst
sTrsss,rsr = y e'''s'i'
rssuTpsas M q r,aata everv Thurstay evening
Il Jetferson HAN Fourth District. .oficsrs--saml
aas1nin n =. " " Ismherton q n d CAVITY Score
d ~. ~, pa~ sssrstary Il n Barrett Ireas.
urer.
TguToNIA. No. 10, meets every Tuesday evening
M rx,op, No a Odd FeIows' Hail. QfHcers-E Rich
sp..NG q: r Bane, We; j Flenher, Secretary; j u
araters PEI Secretary Schneider, treasurer.
ORLEANS No III, meets every Tuesday evening
IN room No. l. Odd Fellows hall .odicers-R
5saoe, O.; d IA Aitenberger v q; ] Il Frohis,
storstary II stringer. Treasurer.
co aMERciAi. No. IL, meets every Wednesday
evening In room No s. Odd Fellows Hall. Officers
j i. Csubernator n G III II Stanley, G.; Stockton
seeretary; L Il Tower, Per Secretary; w Cook,
Treasurer.
HOWARD no. 10, meets every LnuFsasy esen III,
in room No. 5, Odd Fellows, Hall ohisers-Ihos
Bailey, G Desilsa, = Y henr19ues: secretary;
Manner feE secretary ! = ~ eo's
HopR No Ia meets every Wednesday evening
I'm room No l. ODD Eellpws' Kali. -. 0fhcers--M
Van Hook g.; j J Sherwood, " G A Lathrop, Score
tary ohas Rosster Per Secretary George Rareshide
Treasurer
DELTA No I5 meets every Monday evening at
room No i oad Feilowg HAIL. .0ficera.-Wm Me-
cuitoch 6; 4 W asedo1sll, g T. oolscn, Sec.
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ST. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Depot and Gfliee, No So North Third Street.
( N il re,


ST. LOUIS, MO.
STEPHEN R1pGLEY3. ..4...WILLIAM G. LOGAN.
fteslheht Treasurer.
Ey The Company OIL Crude et ,aes OH
Pant Oil, IanaarA on, Lamp Burning OIL Naptha Pitch
they with confidence
10 purposes herein W.
REFINED OIFo Machinery Of all knds oing Wood and far
all pufposssf for which Sperm Oil is generally ~ ~
I'd for ka,bina,y
ueh Car heels heavy Mill work. preparing sns
and Hemp CotdRge either alone
o also making Printers oinE Wood for ia
preservation. = = "
PAINT OLA snbsliute for Lnfeed Dill WE'LL in about
twelve hours tne and fully
TANNERS oFo dressing Leather and gene
alequA 70 the beat ola commonly decidedly m
than Whale Oil. -
LAMP Or BURNING oL-The Oil large per centsse
q carbon consequently cannot Pc used II ordinary lamps
burns With 6rllsney ansaTpasasd ~ any other light
PTcHEor all for which Pitch used being very
pefior article. - tps ~ . - =
~ FOR LuRaIGATIAG MACHINRRY-The Oils recon nended
that should be applied the Same
that other Oils would be applied
that the consumption would
chihey applying east cleanse sitter H
application tends free Machinery impurities Of other
groasef Oils. 1T = F
The Company ia fill all odera and q. rates that
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. ~
All orders forwarded will be promptly attended
| 10,
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II NLORERD0CEER PATENT COOKING
IA EAEaEa-FIRe7 gR8AIgA.

PRICE L JOULON, Plumberg, LOT Poyd ras
euy nScrn their isndRsr She plbhe
sar As sas9q,, "a Cd ~
BATHS AMERICAN, "a GLIBh snd RgEeR WATER cLUSEFg
wash BAStgbg FoUNTALNf, sak5S FAgCATgo 81 All kinas,
COOKING IA Egs, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC EAMsj
FORCE LIFT hEER PUMPS nsd IL he nswsst Style
LEAD fEPEE Of ssSthpohs PIC Aad SHEET LEAD
3LpCK TIN ElHage m saHs 5tiP Hsa BTEA&BoAJ WORK
atty repaired t notice. "
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- 9. o, o. 3. 20

: Nance 81 Gnlcers-Tipse and Place of Mcetihw.
rHE Is. w GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA o. q.
H. Internationally, the fourth Tuesdaysn Jan
nary and July, in Grand Lodge Room, Odd Fellows
Hall, corner OF Camp and Lafayette streets Ns@
Orleans. oflcers for the present STOCK
tom of Commercial Lodge No. 10, n W Grand MASTER
Bernard Cohen, of Union Lodge No. y, II " pePgy
Grand Master Edward Pilsberry, Of Tempar noage
No. i6, r w Grand Warden Thos ehietos, OF oiiou
ledge No g. n Grand SecretaEy Henry ihlams,
Of Commercial Lodge No. II, W GRAND treasurer
d Race Of Commercial Lodge No. ~, and henry
Rsr of Hone lodge No. IA, Representatives TO the
II Grand lodge 81 the &; 0has Whitall, of Cres-
sest Lodge Nc. s. w Grand Chaplain Chas n Church
II, n syershapt Lodge No. Az W Grand Marshal; W
ps,esdernier OF Southwestern Lodge No 40, W Grand
CONDUCTOR TT Mlspaughi of Covenant Lodge No. II,
II lIrspd Guardian; Frankford, Of Crescent Lodge
No q w Grand Herald District Deputy Grand Mas
ters e. Bsistand of Jefferson Lodge No o District No
81 w, Hall Of Excelsior No "a, District No, 9 j,
RanIett Of ST. Mary's No. %, District No. NJ Camp
bell Of st. Landry No 25 District No g. O. Barbee Of
DeSoto No District No z; II, Hillman of Carroll No
So District No S. j. Fennimore Of Trinity No 81 Dis
trct No. 9 John Moore Of New Iberia No SO, District
No Il II. Hunsicka Of Meth No. Il, District No II
h J Holley of Prairie No 81, District No. ID; j. T. r
Fel.stt Of Columbus No. a. District No IA; O. Lang
worthy Of Clinton No ~ District No 10 j. Faust Of
Hermann o. 80 District No. 10 Walter Bailey of Che
naYville No Al, District No. IL.
All the Grand Master Grand Score
tary should be orwardedt to the office Of the Grand Sec
rotary In Odd Fellows Hall.
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-rt.
For the iaige quantity Of acane bcarbonste ames pre
PER pint or 1-l2 grammes per itre. p - . s'
presence OF salt cias psreepb only four gallons
0
he yy small proportion they contain Ct he suphste
a. For the saahee o. lphate Of uia pruor
Fsv piSsih tho united Sfstes this sals
the absence sherie
and disagreeable in minDrnl apIings.
Aabas Vichy Springs extremely gualog,as Il, III
yeay Springs y France y i e ue Presumed that sas
presche them for NIL these dissases which
Employed and vii obtain signal by fhese strs
quite pleasant TO Tho lasts sntts objective rtsr
without disturbing overlooking the 10 is
raay. ALI ~ u ii, III,
aedty alkaline character WIG or
Days have drank freely Of ihs III w1a W.
tsey a same properties az hote OF Nhs ess5rsd Yy SPnss
SULPHUR SPRING.
ssprng ysTy similar in composition hit of Ak Ia hane
Europe. IL however, contains larger l.ys popa lv 81
blcafbcpAte Of than the EuIopesu spIiHg. y ~
AsALTsIhs following iha ngrediensa con-insl Ii an Eb
lh pint (wine pntl;
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1Haeers of Subordinate Eneampments for She Term
) = = ending dune RD. ISfis. -

nacers of Subordinate Eneanipments for She TERM
ending dune 30, 1865.
WTDEY No. /, meets on the first and third Sat-
nrdays Of every month Mt the Enosmpment room, Odd
Feiows' Hall corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
uheeIs Tor the present term--I I Allyn, q P; J II
Gennison, p Geo Dirmeyer. s W Il Homes, Scribe
" hhams Treasurer; Guthiem, J W; Jas Fur
neanx, Assistant Scribe.
doBAH No. y, meets on tho second and fourth
Satafasys az each month in Eneanpment room, Odd
peioWs hai corner OF Camp and Lafayette streets.
oneers tor the present terms Nj Todd, p. Joseph
MaTphy, = Pi a Hedden, s w Charles ilossiter
scribe; Geo Wikoh, w Andrew Hero, Treasurer.
LAsA1Ls No. b, meets on the first and third Mon.
days in each month in tbs Eacampmsnt room odd Nal
lows hsli, corner of Camp and Lafayette etreets =
0acefs Tor the present termA DeSola oP; Nv il Adams
ID Byery, u Thomas KeefIe Scribe: David
Meore.J " Jas Wilson, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No, Q, meets every second and
fourth Monday in each month, at Washington Hail
Mafigny buildings, Third District. Officers for ina
present term--iI Goldman, T.; W FurbringersI p a
Netting, w; G Fiemanns Scribe; W Il Millsnaneh
Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No. I, meets on the frat and third
Mondays in each month, in jefferson Hall Fourth
District. ofacers for the present terr--Cbas Ray
mond, Pi w w Wilson, II Fl; w Wink s " Il q
! Burke, seribei W W yaught, Treasurer -
rhlioAN 10, 8, meets ON the first and third Sat
asys IN esch month, in Polar Star Hall st. Louis
~ ouleess for the present terms Wagner
seriSe eeTsSessus, u RI VOORHEES,, W; poupart
I
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In conclusion undersigned respectfully Rolcis careful COM
Paon Of the nsys Of the above springs with
the Sorh Such examination he atsad will establish
invaluable remedsa IN tho treatment chrome
VII jill CHARLES cuLLUM, rroprst9r.
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Ia 100000 pa. BY r.sb, sn. water Of lle vshs sp

49,. l4si2l0
may be b as III ae may safely attbnta
waters eood effect o d speP II whae ths stoaoh u
hs alkaline the Of soda uni.ss with
% seo ssds s as u ana SaR h Se
ehee aud taaeuca Tho digestive renal
liz irrsbiy 81 0Aoh goa beaght
On ~ Ihe lthic acid da hs aeYps p ytae Fl mo kh
acting actual povcn By lhs
soda ID a Alternative shsngs aaH oysEeemng the dathss BY
ss # value. For nansa the
Badea ylehy Spring prsterae sSor he seAbeaie
Carbonate of soda is noapfE
tic Biadoa ws Mans e. mia sasa r hs
caIbonste.
"saphafou waters are Invaluable dtee
akin diheasesi
PeHer pfa perss Stables, ptyIas hspes lssa
uterine functions, tnsnothsa and eatoa4 rheunAn
ana gsn Fog these Purposes ne asn sapaas sPfhs o'a
So extensively these wa'sFs At the
@ ssd 4 ~ section u
though eHcsed Of mineral mstte lhsy hardy yield
as pleasant and health bringing mineral waeTh
This by the extraordinary which have
been effected By the of these Invaluable waters,
Carriages md Attendance at all
nges and ves AID for the pss OF sisiers te
- CONNER 8 weoTEN, Prepde5rs.
pfopsistors beg % append the oossg
ton Of these wer that the public may Judge o thsseisss h
We the andsgasd Nish ths qaass
The waters "BLADoN SFRNGs ehesfi
pIss hsisa contained and he effects resulting Ky
use Of te especially ehrone infammaeus Of the
gout ia psnIar chronic OF he akin; Ia
acat forms Of diseases Of the urinary organs
'ss@r'.s P:A.LAaiBERT, D. MP.
W. RUsHTos, :.
~ AID. PEcQuET, So
less a4wa n. Eo1ANET
q sAaOLlNA SEED PEAS.-500 paten.
z Z aags, for sas5y A,F. COCHRAN q HALL,
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NlLADoN SPRINGS, ALA.-The pro- "a

I #ELADUN sFRINdo, ALA-Ihe pro ffa##EEFFaSf
~ pro delightful Mineral Sppga, aEa#M
IN healthy fsgon Of woods, four n!ss west ef
Tom6se niieB DoTth of MOBILIZE
heas leaving city during the
they completed tho additional
y5 hyperion They pledge themselves that
noihig shall wanting their part 10 make
\ at thess Springs The most agreeable.
these
i sssor Riadsl,of the University Of Louisiana.
The Alkaline Sulphur Spring contains in parts
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-1TA~-
Intnriar lfn.....,.,.

,xa1.5 Interior EAeanpments.
sa.a IA s f,.,. :, baton Rouge, meets on the
PINT SINAI No. O., Franklin. In ,na,ts 50
e SO Ea'Ea Rgansaaeyai = each month, - -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UoLEMA

P.aTEET UhDULdToRY CORN .aND
FIGURING MILL MANDATORY
City Of Jefferson, Suburb Of New Orleans.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
A many persons are still in doubt as To

A 5 many persons are still in doubt as to
Which psssd na ~ H. q ,sssasB
@ which ~ ss M ~ aas " s.a 10 naks pablo %
ah ies as which sa teae 10 completely within know
"A ~ y "a lsy
as IT. q t. ss s sns s % her
fso She hsd was 90 much
A. a, S % s Bod her nsg
@ sst pan se ss The stomach sS "a
sse ssas sy Ie% ny t. day. until th
"a, he ss became frequent
In .As 4 .sasras nses the ordnar
entirely ssoas 70 Masaarm
81 s NJ I and W. soRs1l.sa Msas
tha 8 Sa Ass R It'd
I'VE months e Ibis treatment safced patient COM
stdsG The tine ny niece cured four months
gsty oil sashsaensa anu
soo sss SaSa e pers0na Interested IsEs
-. s yss s n,S,atisq spl Anthony
n T. Il Msdsn,s Alasd's sstaSst6 osi VIII s found
speaalns ne French language mySo
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will net be-
al saa d s tsss Il Ely !, si
drae and black weighing only ounes apss
FACING Sic asss. Gss ss
h fss ard sssS ssSr n @
other manufacturers. ROGERS a. wYCkOFF,
tSueesssoS n. n. Dsyl courtand ST.,
d = ENfL hMENss SPRING AND SUMMER
M NEAhAt the old esIabhmen 99l Broadway third door
qualify ~ ~ ~
READY MADE GARMENTS, IT,
- ,.s sIoTas, cAsstAeRKs AND vEsrrses,
q as ea which wall 10 ssr In atvle which
ha ihtesh long Aeitae pf the
/ ,.rat WAi. 4. 5ENNIHGH,
/ tfpeaiaT IN Ready ads
fRNoBACeO.-300 boxes manufactured,
| -ialk 90 ,-E= CONVERSE l. CO.,
---r------ corner Canal and New Leyes streets.
| a lBEkAL ADVANCES will he ma = =, .i,;,,-
- nasats 10 cur istrdn MasIsiss or arv oa, -.
sisassanasH uahs BAhELII Co al dn. ar en- 4 me
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SaasEessse1.ss EassSl.
i Ell 4 & 8 r u T g o N.

SGaEEesaSe9.sg EasEgE.
D FELT sTETs ON,
On cHdRTRE Is, STREET 4, On
DAyID rnL4, HHNRy o srnrssoN
II ssw SSss EsE ss osssn.
NJ 3 s5is Fs * S
r. sss r. aa INV y 20
anIE rTRlls e 'As MOST REASON
ssss sSs
ss.s s &c
psSa ~ AZ s n Eli IT. os liberal
l.'ii; ss' s,,.,. y e. s:i. -.
Invoice Hoel.. i'''s dIa spf aosss,
lsi si ai sSss.. Rsso ssIi sssessr s,s,.
Y ss. s
s'a'' VI; ET ss NJ
+, s sspsr
y @
.'s'' sIisss II %sSR
sssS. ssss. COLO.
gs.,sf. I'D, q ps,s sssssi 5so4.,
Ss SS sSss assss rsp.,
Mssssiss sa sss s pull sssf NJ,
s. ds,S and ss
LII Browns. n.v,.,,, S sol11,l P l;lsl
aSiss s1 dss "a sI A.
Ro0K.arNDER,s STOCK.
isis si f ss s Ssi s:.. l
0rrrrN,,v
.s.ss;s.ss sas
frsst'sselssretsa Painting Inks, all color,.
v.,,. nIAisIEs FOR 1856.
r l,slss
sg s gss HI Esy
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

ACEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. - This Aszzs
Eslabiishmfns d nov f3r tas summer Season The E
advantages offered
and she spomn veil known and
advertisement.
The may assured Lat every
tjon whine paid BY the Proprietor The tsbs viii H.
gIppisd with the choicest food that and M
Coast furnish.
Tho Amuements Sisit0fs
Observation-Disclosures Ten Pintol Gallery Sailing Fshins Hunt
g etc. Livery sth5H s IN eeuIse Of construction, and WILLIS
finished about the
farity hoe who dssre to enjoy roads
Wharf, ten eAt vide and much longer
Coast. = -
splendid Band OF Music dancing
whs desire and Bali g,v=n 4 week.
Springs being the hsahest point the whole
Coast, The Proprietor solz share Of patronage
l.. JENNIHGS, Proprietor.
Wines Ls the afo da
Ocean Springs, Mas, May 70, 1856. mya5g
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THE SPRINGS.
1IIILuM,s SPRINGS. cnoorAw a. -

A tuLIuM 2 q nnlNGo, CHoGTAW 70. EssnTsA
east 81 Mobile and OHIO Railroad and Ave miles
AZ, ss. s I
sS nS ~ @ e a ss s D &
crsaon ard pleasure oEsas with experience tbs
IL sf sps It,
ss bsu Engaged 'SaS bs Sa %
lsy and ohio. % on ne prtiafea The cosHges all
IS which safe and
s hoss 9s1 pss as 70 fas Is
ns No end SS u Horse caass d Msss S
his t route o Sfn ss.d hs Scef IN s
making daily ps to and from ths Springs lie 10Th
Al 10 curative virtues o. the waters they have not Only sur.
assed NE Eo nspas q he prspse but hp
sSss s. mn eTsps s ss sAs at sss s.a
50 ssts ts
Ra ss q Pssa viii sss~ Ts i
which the different kinds Of waters will be benoEcal
CERTIFICATES.
IL would be dut describe in exact sras tbo nrbe and
Of the for the treatment Of which Chs Cuiuma
dsasR tsas senpss - may sqfe &c
81 di9s into principal groups 10 M
SULPHUR,
y so ata apa e Ws s
Al That Sulphur seggs diseases Of the skin Rheu
aasp A'ehSh certain kinds of Paralysis and
That ssr5ssags Springs s
Spa cuam as ha ys o r.
a whenever prescribed aud adminssed win Judgment and
j Bspgsotp. Mp. H. pars.. D. M. r.,
VI f gaIRs NJ & @ " Vas 8
\ h'''sr D. M e es. r.s.. 3 N q y D''fs,B MI
New Orleans, April 20, 1856 = ? #.-@M
4. Ia ins. I N NJ ]. Lsbatut, D.M.P,
h.Pssq ss n =; II ~ s. r, & Martin, D. Mp,
Iames Jones Nj D, n Ticou D. iii r
T. Martin, D. NJ F., ]. II. Lewis b. III. r.
H. Joseph Martin, d. N, p
Mobile, April 10. 1856.
by Mr. Avoqu Of your Springs which sou 10
heaa me-. Ia,
ayse nsrsdnts they Contain laSw q ne
SPRING. paae excen Badon SPRING. Which sre no,
Ne fsat these waters in all Chronic pi,o..ss N I'M
pgssS Organ o. and il
fsry respectfully yours eic., j. {. MOTT, NJ D.
10 nYads e proprietor pledges himself particularly that no
exera hia part Will oe wanting make them and
consensed. Sx.x
The Anaya q the following Syringe made by B. Ave-
Chemist monsst Tie highest only In this country but II
France al,o;
Proportions mineral sabst.ness contained in an
lmh pint, Or the ghih part Of gallon: - ~ -e
casbo1ic AedccmssIey noted Grains Troy Weight
Auhydus BIZ Carbonate Of Poass. ............ s.l75
this sosass ia In very email proportion compared with
Anhydoas Btcsrbonaie Lime and nlsgnesis ....O.su
AaSyasas seds and Mssns
Chloride Of sodium .s.-.....s............,.0.58I
iodine Of soiuna trace.
seln ancomsnsa. ..........o.15
Organic matter, aotsed ana acn.sioted
s:,sa als5ams yishy Spring il
which entn, 65 grains per gallon or gratis
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

I'M WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF
eg GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
| osr supply Druggists and Dsaiefa at Prppiesofa lowest
Depot Special Agency Me- 1851 chartressres.
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IGOR RENTING convenient and well To- -
ts.ed oai s'afY sRIgk STORE, No. u Camp street. &
fos.e' sloa gwen inmsd'Alsly. Apply 10
til tfKA y. 4ifSsnA 4 CO. 50 Camp 4,ysai

4 Ash STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
~ touss9AsiES AecREkEY CO, Importers and jobbs
y fn siEsel New teE nave store receiving
daily auctinn and
siiAWts, bRtss AND LACE G6oDS EM8RoIDEaIEs RIB
ncAS, HOSIERY GLOVES, etc. -
~ ss as hes oaas enable them Oher unusual indaces
A'ss6 ;" s4Ss sns safi'SAs tuSsff IsIH
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LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made an sh;p.
a msats 10 In MasIsiiss or ary otSs. -.
71sH a. pAa" hAhhLiI CO., u Gortmop a. :
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OPENING or THE HAMIL TON ANO TO-
PONfO RSIL iOAD.
From Our Own Reporter.

From Our Own Reporter.
TORONTO, Thursday, Dee. 20, 1885,
The opepirn of he Hsuilson and Toronto 8rasch
Of the Great Western Railroad has cIesied
great and unusual eDth6si,sn throughout al
tb;s portion of the POW. CO MT only, bu: ale
In those neigbboripg United SAFES csIies whise
have RAILROADS either connecting with The "Gfsas
Western" which is inteisecteo az Hamilton By ths
Few Roso, o. which sre myre or less drs,tly con-
ceIned in ix prosperity. The ci'izas Of Tor'n'o'w
whom rsiIosd is sthirougbf.re hithsrto besrdet
but not experienced, in thsir mubiipal espsc'W
rightly esil sting the great advantage, which the n's
Road VII confer upon their city, hsye FOR 81
time ben pItpaIDg TO celebrate Its opening VIZ -
appropriate jubilee
The inbsbitst "a of toe town, with the most oy'.
hearted libersEty, have thrown open Their nousos
the thioDg OF visitors ard ever thing Dow looks ia.
able for great day tomorrow. Over four tho.ss
eueats have b. Ell invited, including be aunofin0S
the IeigbnoriIg cities celebrated poll icai usp
speakers friends Of ta0se Interested In tds o" ~
price, the prominent people conoe TEA wi'n -
great railrosds members OF the pres, stocsnoS sI
snd many Others whose presence II was taousnI ssr
make the eee b, aiion ons OF mors hsa comnsa
tst. The gard excursion train which q 20 coasZ
over the road those of the guests sho o pos ,sa
ibis part OF the ersiDment an1 r-a,n Tsars-
(Wecbetds,l evening will leave II suatcn o. "a 10
day morning. ana viii DO received sad WEI 90 90 n
the Mayor and city dignitsrks Of Eofoa~'
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Rock Hill Aoademv.

TIME undersigned, Committee appoin-
Il ted by 'hc Board Of Trustees of Rock
Hill Academy announce TO the public that
they have secured the services of the Rev.
A. WHITE, for the ensGihg year.
The Trustees ALtter themselves, that from
his experience as a teacher and his high lite
rary attaihmrnts, their Academy will receive
liberal patronage from the public.
fhe School will commence on the 18th
of JANUARY next The terms of tuition
ms follows, per session of five months:
Spelling, Reading and Writing. -. So 90
Arithmetic, Geography English Gram
mar, Sc. ........ 0O
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c. 80. 10 so
Pupils will be charged from the time of
entrances, and no deduction made for ab-
sence, except in cases of protracted illness.
Ia" Boarding may be obtained conye-
nient to the Academy at SO per month.
JOHN MASSEY, 4 Com.
.. JOHN JOHNSON,
Jan II al 81