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A. c. CARTER
Il. n. MYERS,
SELLING AT COST.


WYE have on hand three fine Coaches, se--AsSSLL
w four fine Rockaways for four stx sssseIrzssl
persons and ten fine Bugges of them with two seats
all of which we will sell for less than cost either for cash
on credit Persons wanting Carriages for nothing vii
please to call nd see them No. So North Market street
opposite the Nashville Inn.
octS-u MYERS CARTER.
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ITOTTRRS.

a. n. 9YRRs. A c. CARTER.
CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.
WE have vet hand about TWENTY o&HL
w FIVEFINE CARRIAGES, ROCKWAYSAsSH-
AND BUGGIES of the newest style, warranted the very
best material and superior workmanship, all of which
determined to sell at price other in the next
ninety DAYS. All who want Bngges cheap along.
MYERS d CARTER, So, Market ST.
aug. II. b. Opposite Nashville Inn.
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@. GACGREGoR, n. Z. ALLowAY, J. BASKHEAD
MACGREGOR, ALLOWAY co.,
mission MERCH ANTS
IS SFCHARLES STREET, third Store sboveS Charles Hotel
New Orleans.
~ N. E ALLOWAY & co, Nashville Tenn. are at
ell times prepared to make liberal cash advances ship
ments to US. lNovl5
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YAiUAELE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE

VHTE are Offering for sale that desirable BUILDING
w LOT on Vine adjoining the residence of John
Lea The lot fronts feet Vine street and runs back
loo feet Tyohirds OF the purchase money remain
on bd and orgage on the lot for i've years, il desired
an,,Ivto LINDSLEY CROCKETT
seu;2+ 80 College street
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NOR SALE.-6U Fiat Boat Loads Of Coal, TO be de.
n vered on the first rise of the Cumberland river We
wish to make contracts before the river rises.
oct1s l. y. FRENCH BON.
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Change of Schedule
ON and after SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th inst, the
- Mail and Passenger Train will leave Nashville daily
at IL O'Clock and 80 minutes p NJ INSTEAD Of A. NJ as
stpresen arriving at Chattanooga at O'Clock and 80 min
utes a. NJ
Passengers going East to Charleston aud Savannah
WILL BY this arrangement avoid the present delay Of Is
from those points will meet with no detention except for
meals change of baggage.
The return Train from Chattanooga ard tie Accommo-
dalton Train to Shelbyyile win be continued tEeir pres
ent schedule tine. II. l. ANDERSON,
augl7 "a SuE,t. Transportation.
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EMPTY BOXES.

yNTE HAVE for salea lot of LARGE EMPTY BOXES
w suitable to contain Coal; they would also be con
venent for grain and and other purposes.
EAMAGE CHURCH.
nnv22 a. College street
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MEDICINE. &C.

900 CANS OF POTASu.-The cheepest and best
ZOOPreparation ever sold tor making Soap; one can
make 90 lbs hard soap or loo lbs Is cents per
can. just received and for sale BY VIZ, GRAY.
DC DOZEN SARATOGA WATER--Just re-
OOceived andfo sale BY w.FGRAY,
maya II Broadway
10 DOZEN ORIGINATED BFrTERS.-
1.-The most etlectual remedy known for Dyspepsia
Just received and for sale by WE. GRAY,
may24 II Broadway.
0O0 DOZEN DIR. ROSES CELEBRATED
OUUFamily Medicines. JUS received and for sale by
may24 W. GRAY, II Broadway.
10 SEY MoRE's GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
4 supporters which will be sold unusually low. Just
ceived and for sale by w. F. GRAY,
remay24 II Broadway.
e0 DOZEN BROWNS ESSENCE OF IA.
OOMAICA GlNGEE.-Just received and for sale by
may24 W. F. GRAY, II Broadway.
Ok BARRELS ROSIN.-Just received and for sale
ZOby w. F. CRY,
may24 B.wa II Broadway.
RAILROAD NOTICE.
COTTON destined for Charleston WILL on and after this
~ date be charged 81 25 per bale of lbs or less and
s. cents per 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs
septic ii. L ANDERSON, Supt. n. g. C. R.
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
@ 80 EE;s 3 - ~
FARE, THIR7YDOLLARS
VIA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point to Mont
gomery by Railroad Ticket TO this point to be had
at the General Stage Office opposite the Post Office and at
the Depot Price $l6.
From Montgomery to Mobile, BY double daily line
(morning and evening" of Stages and Steamboats, connect
ing the steamers from thence to New Orleans.
II. l. ANDERSON Cien1 Sup't N L c. RR
Louisville Journal copy daily one month and send
count to this Office octs
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BALTIMORE COFFEE.-200 bags Just received
- from Baltimore-6nest received In Nashville
jel6tf IR&wl LANIER & PHILLIPS.
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80 lsss5z. Esq., 800 sssssssz-

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
EexpressMal Train leaves daily for Chattanooga at o.
clock A. NJ
Accommodation Train leaves daily for Shelbyvle at 5
O'Clock p NJ.
Through Tickets TO Charleston S. c, SIS 90
90 Savannah, Ga, Sl5 90
Wilmington, n c. $l9 90
To be had at the Railroad and General Stage Office under
the Verandah HOTEL and at the Ticker Office Passenger
Depot. HI. ANDEkSoN,
inlE4-tf Supt. Transportation
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DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS.

DIRECT 1MPORTATIOSS.
TUST received this day OF the finest and most beG1
81 tfuy selected stock Meerschaum Pipes brought
to this CITY.
Also very beautiful lot of Stems Of which OF
Cherry.
Also Amber Mouth Pieces Tobacco Pouches md Bags
All Of which most respectfully invite the attention OF
pubic call aud examine II no trouble for US to
,boy opr tioods LYONS l. co,
iv7 10 edar street
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FOR SALE.

C,TRAYED OR STOLEN-A Black HOUND
= DOG-low and heavy made. will pay Is<SSS.SSo
liberal reward for his delivery At my Office onG@s4s
Cherry street.
nOvll-u W. L. BOYD, Jr.
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EAST FLORIDALAND AGENCY.
BY j. @. POINTS.

BY j. G. POINTS.
Re- ereRcsS
Hon. A. Il. Ii. Stuart, Stanton, Va
Dr. Jack Shackelford, COurtaud Ala.
Hon J. j. OrmOnd Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Dr. J. PURGE, Mobile, Ala
J. J. McMahOn, Esq, New Orleans
Col 3. c. Burnett,
B.M. Bradford, ESQ, Aberdeen, Mss.
Hon. :. Adams,
Hon. J. A. Wilcox, I ,,-..;;
Hon II. ;, FoGte, PP''
Tampa Florida .Jan.24 "a II.
CRUTCIiER HOUSE.
TNHIS large and commOdious house, situated the
1 corner Of Spring and Summer streets, Nashville Ten
nesse BY far the nearest Hotel to the Railroad Depot
and equally to the Steamboat Landing, and being IN
the center of the city, affords many advantages which
others do not Its location is high healthy and pleasant
It's rooms large and comfortable, and being neat new
house. entirely newly furnished justhes the Proprietor
who has visited nearly every first class Hotel in the
United States in warranting satisfaction to those who
wish all things done exactly right. ~ Remember the
CRUTCHER HOUSE. Try it. 10. W. BELL,
sept26 Proprietor.
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IMAM KNOW THYSELF.'

An I,sualasa6le Book for 70 CENTS Every Fanai7s
should hare Copy
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold in less IsssInezs
i than months. A edition, revised <lksL1Ez4
and improved Just issued s.lY
n MEnIH $500
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NTAGOSS AND PLOWS-In variety and guam
w uy, and of the best quality may be had at the g
rcuturAl ManufactOry No. rs Market street. Nashville
Tenn. myf--tri-w
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TRENCH BRANDIES, WINES, COkDIALS,
Z FRUITS, &c.-27 0ctOyes fine French Brandes, Der
nard snd Seignetts;
urs 0trd, Signett and London Dock;
2 pipes Holland Genuine Gin;
70 dozea pure Jamaica Rum, Imported in gsss;)
=" Champagne Brandy,
barrels Wild Cherry Bounce;
l0dozsn brandy Cherries, (Freneh0
50 cases superior Clarst;
2 casks
- Pure old Sherry;
Madeira;
i3) baskets Champagne Clcquot, Charles HedsiCk and
other tayoT!te brands;
London and Dublin Porter;
Scotch Ale;
Is dozen sparkling Hook;
AaTlsa Wine delicious and nOurishing light Wine
for ladies A KERR q co,
layIS-GEtWtf No u Cedar ST.
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THE Board OF DIREcToRs, of Odd Fellows Hall
Association meet at their Office in Odd Fellows Hall on
the first Monday Of every menth-James Stockton Pres
ident Thos Shields Secretary; John Bein, Treas
urer; John Orchard, g stetson, ] @ Dunlap,
swain, Y hurry, II Howard, q Kursheedt, g Morrison
h Smith, NJ A Van Hook, G W Race.
THE BOARD OF DIREcToRs OF 0Dn FEiLowe' REST
ASSOCIATION, meet the Office of the Grand Secretary
in Odd Fellows Hall, the fourth Wednesday in Jan
uary and second Tuesday in April July and October
.onicers--Henry Bier, President; James Furneaux
Secretary J Stroud jr, Treasurer
THE GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE !. o. o. F. OF
NEwoRrASs meets al the Office Of the Grand Secretary
in oddFeows Hall. the fourth Wednesday of every
month. >. ofHcers--S NJ Todd, Of Hope Lodge No II
President, Could of0reans Lodge No II Treasurer
Jas Furpeaux of Southwestern Lodge No 40 Secretary
Morgan. of Louisiana No. 1; w Wilson, Of Unior
No. "A Moulton, of Crescent No 8; W Dallas O
Jefferson No. @; G Kursheedt, of Commercial No. IL
James Davis, OF Howard, No. IS; VIM Mcintosh, o
Dolta No. 10; Clapp, of Templar No l6 !; Q Robin
of Polar star No, 10; Il Nimmo, Of Magnolia No q
Berger. of Independence No. %; NJ Mead, of Co
iulnbus No "a Il cameron, Of Germania No 20
Gottschaik, Of Harmony No. $751;; N B Benedict, o.
Southwestern No 40
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officers OF Subordinate Encampments for the Term
ending June 30, 1855.
WILDEY No. j, meets on the first and third Sat
prdays of every month"; at the Eneampment room, Odd
Fellows Hail. corner Of Camp and Lafayette Streets
Officers for the present term-I Allyn, P; Il
Gennson, Il ; Geo Dirmeyer W /; l. Homes, Scribe
Ii Williams, Treasurer; * Guthiem w Jas Fur
neaux Assistant Scribe,
HoBAH No. 8, meets ON the second and fourth
Saturdays in each month in Encampment room, Odd
Fellows Hall, corner Of Camp and Lafayette
Officers for the present terms Todd, G p Joseph
Murphy, II P; Hedden, S W; Charles Rooster,
Scribe; Geo Wikoff, w Andrew Hero, Treasurer.
| LAsA1LE No. B, meets on the first and third Mon
daysln each month, in the Encampment room Odd FELL
lows Hall, corner of Camp and Lafayette streets
p Byerly w ! Thomas Keefe, Scribe; David
Mocre,J W JAS Wilson, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. @, meets every second and
fourth Monday In each month, at Washington Hail.
Marigny Buildings Third District Officers for the
present term.-H Goldman P W Fnrbringer II p q
Meetings. W G Fiemann, Scribe w Il Miilspaush
Treasurer.
LAPAYETTE No. z, meets on the first and third
Mondays in each month, in jefferson Hall, Fourth
District. Officers for the present term-Chas Ray.
mond, c P; " W Wilson, Ii P; W WINK, w j 8
| Burke, seribej wv Vaught, Treasurer
PELloAN No, 8, meets on the first and third Sat
days 10 each month, in Polar Star Hall, ST. Louis
street. Officers for tine present terms Wagner,
PiJ Casbergue, II 2 0 Yoorhies, s W Poupart
SCRIBE Ioapitaine.l w.
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goHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

ID sApARLAThia invaluable remedy has already CARRIED
s e he siS,ssed shan eoad Be- assdsa y
M s. ~
Sara any similar madsi America.
seca ssasiishsd yearsps. sarsapsrl
ag as ~ s
sh only ssiOrs sh public M
price before being
sos ss s "
also the
forming the producing The
greatest curays agent GOD 5ss s Tsrfaosy
Th Ohio ae Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks Of Bulbs sar
equal The sales q Bulbs Gompouua
o
ne ~ s aT b sso ls Il az y
X On III ss s !" tina. Balls
'a'''p'''l' WONDER OF THE WORLD
owen, Apothecafyo aeyeal years
'N'' LOUISVILLE, May ls4g.
afflicted with MeIsarlal Hsadaehe avn heavy
salsapara By different persons OF no
Il .sn which
in the
AFFLICTED community " asnpenefaIrieie r, oxr,,,
a..5 v'fyff RaEuMAf1sM, ''H.o~hN'M'p'
aresusrins the agoaizing
atm the following and what be done
sUIpsar sir Forshe last 1have been
ID
disease tonnd relief until aeinduced
mnsm And greatly nv more shan anv s
cine Ihavo used beenfee months
aud have cure
lsHAM BRIDGES.
STIhry, M aay " " Sr,ss
4. u ~ -. 80
-
capet Iepa pIslsss caehsaia Ida
az Of the uids Of the body Win
Nm Ioc tbnk wond neY ot
I ay
Il s@s- IN ESIItiIss
svvisport XVI UscSomber s..lsaT ~ " - ~ ''''A'
&a3 sl a1N1g@& NnTrrE Tn ErayKrFe tt- SFa A.
- I, stt, I'VE ~ r.
10 shs
III nv :a " 1Asae are
au M sha Wien .hs Iaee y
na ia heath mind sasan snd
n ia n nsr dS branas ~
aea
bod mo9s
elhs, Nv W. mg WI onid INV l among
-nAa " ~ uise tae rosy
rom Continued suferng and aa3i tion th
ni ss,ad IN 0tnrn n hieh afian
s ts crsis should 81 appriasd
medicina
anu Afa''A &c ,yr1TI,I ~ !. N s,,,>r 81
bhAOllf VI Sl.h'ah bhiNs
How We cie skim and rosycolorsd
b IS
dieease mas oo With manifeFt
injury the skn Ine is the best cosmetic
Known nv M Sor.et and only trne pn-
70 prspiraon
particle q morbid and diseased
me blood ny ana activity
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st. louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Depot and Office. No. IS North Third Street,


ST LOUIS, MO.
STEPHEN RIDGLEf, .....,........ WILLIAM c.. LOGAN,
tfehlaant Treasurer
sB Company Refined Oil ssae or Cotdaae OH
Oil, TAn9ers' OH, Lamp Burning OIL NaphA and Pitch
they with ouhdenee and conutsrs m
purposes herein enumerated
REFINED 0L-Fo Machinery of all kinds and
all purposes for which Sperm Oil e generally uAed.
CRUDE OH CoRDAaE OlWel adapted for Machinery,
uch Car Wheels heavy NH Work &c., and or
Hemp Oo.dnge either alone or IN combination
o also for making Prncra' Ink and for ong
preservation.
PAINT OLA antsute for Ln.ssd Oil; dries WE'LL about
weve hon too and fully Equal 10 The oil
TANNERS olfo dressing Leather aud Curiers'
70 the best oils commonly nad decidedly
than Whale Oil.
LAMP, OR BURNING oLThe Oil contains large per centare
carbon, consequently be
pie invention, alienation the difficulty
burns with a brIlhney unsurpassed other light.
NAtTHA-For manufacturing yarnishes, etc.
PrCHfor all purposes for which Pitch being very
perior article. 7=
II FOR LuaBIcATlNG MAcHlNERY-The Ole recommended
for shat purpose should be applied three the period
that other 4 would be applied twice
the consumption would be alike he ME-
ohney before applying the OIL ia rst
appeaaos tsnda to free Machinery impurities other
grosseE Oils
The Company Ia prepared to ell all ordsr at rates ba.
fail 10 give satisfaction. -
All oderu forwarded tile Treasurer promptly attended
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TIE r. w. GRAND ENoAaPMRNT OF PATRIARCHs
LOUISIANA 1. o. Q, n, meets semannuaily, on the
third Tuesdays in january and July, in Grand lodge
Room at Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Camp and
Lafayette streets New Orleans Officers for the year
1856 Thos Fl Shields, NJ W G p; 8 Hardy, NJ Il G II P
Dillingham;, w G s W; Jas Furneaux, W
Scribe; II Williams, r W g Treasurer j Dunlap,
TO the n W q L of the s; Thos Bragg, W
JW; i Allyn, W M A Hero, W G u j Frank
ford, W DG s; All Gates, Of Mount Sinai No. o. r W
d P OF District No Oscar Barbee, of Magnolia No
4,RWD g of District No. 3.
Al intended for the Grand Encampment
should be directed, James Furneaux, Grand Scribe,
Grand Secretary's office in Odd Fellows Hail.
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9. o. D. y. u IN

!, ..nrr Of ON eers--T Time and Plaee of Meeting.
rHs r. w GRAND LopaE OF LOUISIANA ], q; 2
meets sen- snnuay, the fourth Tnesdays ~ Jan,
ssry and July in Grand Lodge Room, Odd Fellow
Hall corner of Camp and Lafayette streetsss rsM
Orleans oficers for the present yearJsnies eleos
tom of Commercial Lodge No. AZ N 9ranu nt
Bernard Cohen, Of Union Lodge NO. . Is " .u sps
GRAND Master Edward psberry, OF Ien,pass ,,;
No 10 w Grand Warden Thos Shieias' NJ un,on
Lodge No g. Grand Secretary hesry M y a a,,
Of Commercial Lodge No. IL, II W Grana IresSurer
i ii " Race of Commercial Lodge No. ~. and hShty
ir of Hone Lodge No H. Representative 70 the II
4 s,rsna Jodgs If the o ches Whitall OF Cres-
st in,,ss Ma s. W Grand Chaplain Chas u Church
~ ns Merchants Lodge No. AZ, W Grand Marshal "
~ = Of southwestern Lodge No. DO, w Grand
Gondnotor; II Millspaugh OF Covenant Lodge No II
W Grand Guardian; Frankford, OF Crescent Lodge
M Il " Grand Herald. District Deputy Grand Mas
fers b. Ha;stand Of Jefferson Lodge No o District NO
a. W Ifat Of Excelsior No "a, District No. III D. b.
Ranett of ST. Mary's No 20, District No b; NJ Camp,
bell Of st. Landry No u.s. District No. 81 o. Bareee q
DeSoto No 7, District No. II Hillman Of Carroll y o
80 District No 8; j. Fennmore Of Trinity No ~, DIS,
trct No. o.; John Moore Of New Iberia No ~, DistIes
No IL H Uunsicka of Meth No u, District NO y
n j. HolIey Of Prairie No 81, District No IL y =
Folett Of Column No "a District No IA; O. E Lang,
worthy of Clinton No. q, District No 15i j Faust OF
Heranu No 49, District No. 10; Walter Bailey q Cne
neyyille No, Al, District Nc II.
All the Grand Master or Grand score
tsry should be to the office Of the Grand sec
retary in Odd Fellows Hall i7s
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All these ssl!s anhy drous. 10
49, FERRUGINous OR CHALyBEATE SPRING ~

At the p:n day. when physieian estimate suginous prepara
tons high value. chalvbeate
be obecs decided rnsd
acuy They cannot but prefer the uguons prng
ih artificial aratonB hitherto whether in
the form Of owder pills liquids Artificial preparations are in
ysaby Of ss easy assimilation, and require
their operation act much more than those nnshsd
ptepson frequently Of cohesive they pa
through the digestive into the intestine canal produc
eG 1t follows then, that chsybeae spring rich in
the refer must be powerful auxiliary treat
and will the end Faculty in
al cAsss which iron is administered. -
ve-asens especially affect nuigas yellow
fsryanae Of poasH fannie gold etc. nstan
prove presence this metal other sub
uglay found in mineral of this KIDD
sma propeoa Tbs springs eoqs TO speak Of little else
Europe be compared with either
carbonate for the pancy of other mineral products
rail- MAJ Ii zaiar cnntaiu
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JUDICIAL SALES.

srcosp covnr Nina. sHEHAN THos FARRELL
PIrIsH OF OnLrAss No $3.50.
10Y VIRTUE of writ of feri faoias to me
directed by the Hon G. Jene usce Of the Peace
tho Parish Of Orleans will proceed ssll at public suction at
FRiDA Y, the 9Th July 1885, At ~ o'clock NJ e.
fine BAY MARE HARNESS and DRAY Seized in the above
suit. Terma-CAnh.
iyiT 81 AZ JOHN A. AGAIsSE, Constable.
PaRIsa ORLEANS, ! No. 1854 sS r..
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to me
directed the Honorable c. W Jopte Second Juee Of thu
the Parish of Orleans will sell atppbc auction
No. so Where Common jackson
TUESDAY tha Stat July, 1855, at 10 ocnek, M
fus lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sexsd in the above
suit. Tsrms-Cabh.
ipao9 JOHN A. AGAIssE. Constable
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~ oeo e W Maiden Lane few dooT from PearreeThe
sShy customers that he continues supply Dasuootyps
Fhoto aphsts Pyrotehnisis general
Win various Materials Hs Oh
and the most fragrant most i'm
toftAns Dagueeoype Chemicals he pure Bromne
ap saa sgs sss rssuemsd Iodine hsmiesy
iiis and Saa o grain walls Nra Silver
e. sas bsst Pumbago snd Rouge and ID bottlss
Bsrya and Amnonia Caimne and Tpo. Yita; Vienna
Lime for polishing steel Fer the pyroshniat English
apd ermn Nitrate strona Raryta 0xalate
sSa Ghisrals Pe'as sge as pans, gaath, Oxide
mid Ammoaum Patent Mednss Fly Paper Phosphorps
HeIsAn insect Powder Fumigatng Pastes, smaus
Ihorns Extract Copaiva Essences
and sson best imported Oil cognac OF APPLE Jsgonea
rear Essences OF Jamaica and Sd Croix Ram, Peach
cherry and cider Brandy Essence MonOngaheia and
sa.r;nm yahpeI Berry 0IAnge Garaway Rose
Aad greet variety Drugs ARTICLES On very
edsiAts terms, for sals by Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER a
nly3Jt
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iInterior Subordinate Lodges.

interior Subordinate Lodges.
De SoTo No. Z, meets OF Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening. s.
ST MARY's No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening ~ .zf I .5z-L
METH No. 81, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening.
ST., LANDRY No. 20, meets at Opelousas, satur-
day evening.
CLINTON No. ~, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening.
oAnnoLL No. 80, meets at AXE Providence,
Monday evening.
TRINITY No, 80, meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening.
GxonLs1oR No. "a. meets at Thibodaux, satur-
day evening.
New IBERIA No. So, meets at Newtown, Thurs
day evening
PRAIRIE he. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
cHESnrvrLbn No. Al, meeta at Cheneyyille,
Monday evening"
THOMAS II. SHIELDS Grand Secretary
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= :. -7z5a-- !. c,.,I 10.603
large quantity Of bi-carbonae almost pure
per pint or liz grainmes per tra - = e
the presence Of salt Iodine percepbe only gallons
OF water.
For te very small proportion they contain suphsts
For the presence Of saphate Of agnesa proper
ton. Few spings in the United Statea SALT
the a chloride cslciuma aa nj onea most
noxicus and dsagreeable in mineral spnga, ~
Alabama Vichy SPRING. extremely analogous 10 thu
vcay SPRING ~ Franee y u e he presumed that phyaians
prescribe thea for ali those Diseases waters are
amposd and will obtain signal uccs by their waters
quite pleasant to thy stimulate the digestive
without stg oyeiloadng the stomach They akars
humera npi ~ ALI seceons had been marked b.
aesy alkaline in thoae persons
have drank freely Of thu waters In word prs
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