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INH AL A TON
- FOR THE CURE OF
ASTHAMA AND CONSUMPTION.
NEW AND VERY WONDERFUL.
ID - A. a.. n 3E.yJ,

Brought Home TO the Door Of the 1uillt0n
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent.
Consumption Asthma and diseases Of the Lungs Wersf
this mshd Dr.
he has certificates Speaking Of tbs treatment
physician remarks 1T evident that inhaiing-constsn
ties direct with whole pria cavities
dn|d them when into the stomach and sub
set to the process of The for sale at al
The on the breast under the linen without
She OF the body being snfoen
t0eatorst the hud Hundreds of cases of the fol-
One package Of the Hygeana has cured Of the Asthma
six yo&-s standing. J. $. KEE .BERRY.
L. N. of Dunc"nnor. "a,
am cured of The Asthma of ten years standing BY Dr. Cur
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs Paul. Of No. Hammond street " " was cured Of
severe case of Bronchitis by the IIyseana.
Ny sister has been cured Of distressing consh
She was cured in one month 4 by the 1yssa1a
The Rev Dr. cHEEvEV of n " testihos of medicine
the following la guage:-
D..R sm think highly Dr. Curtis Hygeana as rem
sdy diseases of the throat and lungs Having had
portunty testify its efficacy convinced that it
excellent Madeleine both the and nhang appca-
ton 10 the chest.
Prof. 5. CENTER writes usas follows;-
Grx1LEMEN Il have recently bad occasion to test your
Cherry ard ayssana in case Of chronic
and satisfied whatever the
remedy for the sake the that an
be brought within the reach # all.
Dr. of the celebrated Physicians New
York, writes follows
Dt. CURTIsDEAR SIR:-Hlvng witnessed thcexceen eff
fees of Hygcsna nhang ygean Fapor and Cherry
syrup in Of chronic and being much favor
&c affections of the throat Bronchial
tubes lungs therefore ehesrnlly your
Mecaed apparatus the most and enectu
mode Of applying anything the kind Have
doubt thousands of be relieved and many cured
ed by using your medicines
here he allowed confess that opposed pro
scrbing using pounds but this little neatly
hnra
induced me to speak in its favor.
You liberty this any think proper.
Respectfully yours, Sc, JOHNS. H. D..
No SOC Hudson Street, N. Y.
rrce three dollars raekage-Sold by CUTRIS & PER-
KINS, and BOYD PAUL No. I49 Chambers stteet, y
packages free the United State. $40
N B.-Dr. Curtis Hygeana lie the ORIGINAL and ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE all others are base irait atons.
For sale by J. b. STARK w FATHER e.
CO., kenosha. lnlvl6.ly
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M a r B l. 6 a G TORY

.i.r. GEORGE ACKLEY,
a NNOuNCES to the people of kenosha City and
County aad Vicinity that he has bought out the
Marble Factory of JosEpH l. EHLE, aud has added
largely to the Stock, with both
Atniian and American Marble
ot the very best quality, and is prcpaied to furnish
TO order ali work in the marble line.
Beng an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN he feels
contidcnce'in wnrrantng his
Monuments, Tomb Stones Tomb 1'aLLs OJliesks
Pant Stones,
And oil other work wanted for finish and sive. 10
rival all competition.
Pl"'" Raised, or Ornamental Uo,k, Of any charac-
tcr de5,Ted d@ne N style 10 gre entire SotiStoc-
ton lie respectfully solicits the patronage OF tLe
Public. ~
~ Shop on Pearl street, south side west OF Main
across from the Post Office
kENosHA, June lS55-nIvI6
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MEDI4ACL.
TO MOTHERS,

"a RE YOUR Children afflicted with worms =
N do they loath with disgust the oily vermifuges
of the day? Go to STARkwEATHER's, or F. Robin
SONS Drug Store, and get Box of Benefits Worm
Losenges They are as easily administered as candy
and equal if not superior to any Vermifugc in use.
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WIRE CI 9TH

tWove and worked
lust RECEIVED, new supply. For Fannin ?
- Mills and SeparGtors, and for Cellar Windows
Safes, &c. Also Iron and Brass Riddles for cleaning
grass and other seeds and for Foundry use
July IL, So. j. X PHELPS
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Poor afflicted mortal! How many sleepless nights
and hapless days have you passed! Your aching
bones and stifened limbs but speak half your suffer-
ing But for you there is relief; do not doubt, but
believe, and show your faith by works. Got Stark
weather's, Robinsons, Druggists in Kenosha, and
ask for DR.. Mortimores Rheumatic Compound The
price is per Bottle but do not let this deter you
Every bottle is worth to You thousand 1t hae
cured unbelieving thousands Ask for circular
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TINS PREPARATION is warranted to ex-
IL terminate Rats and Mice. whenever used as di-
reeted snd to leave no offensive stencil the pre-
misses cleared of these annoying yermin. Its use is
perfectly safe in any place and at all times which is
not the case with ordinary remedies for this evil.
CAUTION.
Beware of Commercials. The extraordinary sue
cess ofsM Duboys Rat ExteTminator has excited the
cupidty of some dishonest and irresponsible persons
to countcrfeitit Inquire for NJ. Duboys French Rat
Exterminator, and take no other. Large Boxes at
25 cents
LYNDE g. OSGURN.
Rochester, n y Sole American Agedts
c n. Tuttle. Auburn n Y, General Agent for the
Western States. to whom all orders should be ad-
dressed. For sale Wholesale and retail by
STARkWEATHER,
Eecosha via Ifonl-
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A sure Remedy for Fever & Aauc,

Bennetfs Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this ANNOYING dsease Another excellence possess
es over ali other Tonics is, that it contains Qui.
nine, any other mineral whatever; purely veget-
able harmless and efficient. Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARKWEATHER & Co, Druggists
& F. ROBINSON Kenosha.
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HONORE g. Co..


DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware, Tur-
pentine, Camphene, Varnishes, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, &c. Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention of
Druggists and Merchants, respectfully inyi.
ted. Our Stock is large and complete.
Wholesale, only.
t1ySl No. 200 Lake ST.. Chicago, Eli.
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TESTEMONIALs.

But the most remarkable feature of this garden is
the Mammoth PIE Plant, and certainly any person
who is curious to know what Pie Plant IS and how
1t may be cultivated and developed, would do well
to look at it. We state what we witnessed, land
what we should doubt if we had not witnessed it }
that from one root was cut quantity, which, after
being trimmed, ready for cooking, weighed As
POUNDS, and certainly as much more was left on
the root, uncut, making the product of root
ly if not quite, One HUNDRED PouSDs.-Keniska
Telegraph.
Assoct'n for Elk bin of Indusy of all Nations,
New York, Suly 4th 1854
b. p CAHooN, Esq-Dear Sir. This is to certify
that specimens of your Seeding Pie Plant are
now on exhibition at the Crystal Palace, and deserv-
ing of special appreciation for mammoth size and ex-
eellence Of qualify They are superior to any pro
duction of the kind on exhibition.
Yours truly, p T. BARNUM, Pres't.
MAMMOTH Pie PLAST-B. P. Cahoon, of Keno
sha Wisconsin, has just sent three Pie Plant leaf
stalks that outgo anything we ever seen ofthe kind
before; after having performed the long journey
from the place of their growth-in what way we are
not informed-the three stalks weigh ELEVEN AND
QUARTER PouSDs-N 7. Tribune, July 1854.
Mr.. CAHooH, has this day deposited in office,
a specimen stalk of his Seeding Pie Plant lin a
glass jar, preserved in alcohol the growth of last
year, of the following dimensions -25 inches long
81 inches wide; inches thick; leaf % feet circum-
ference weight 81 pounds-which can be seen by
those curious in such matters. And it is proper to
add in mentioning this remarkable growth, that so
far from the plant degeneratng showing dispo-
Sltion TO, IL increases from year 10 year, ana next
year doubtless shall have opportunity to chron-
icle still larger specinen.-Ke Tri6 q Tel,
March ID, 1855.
To the Cincinnati Horticultural Society:
Being a tour through Wisconsin, called upon
Mr.. b. P. Cahoon, of Kenosha, who has remarka-
BILE variety of Seeding Rhubarb. l examined his
plantation of about 900 plants, and its wonderful
properties have not been overrated The Victoria
saw growing alongside of his Seeding, and subject
to the same treatment-soil identical--would not
weigh ne-fourth much as the Cahoon's Seeding.
l can, through your Society, recommend the plant
to the notice of amateurs and cuvators the best
plant now known. His stalks for market would
measure from three to four inches wide, two to
three inches thick, and two feet long, and tender
! that many leaves / saw broke down with their own
weight. 1t is a chance seeding originated by Mr..
Cahoon, from seed given him at Chicago, and was
the only plant from the seed that worth cultva-
ting. Respectfully yours, JULIUS BRACE.
! CINcIyArTI, August "a, 1855.
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LoUH ORti ftdNCe IWeaty-bfree
4. ). loaters-Comuencing at point 81 and hf rds
OFFS corner of lot Il, side Of old Chicago road,
then ~ rdS thence southerly &c f. thence 10 rds,
thence to place OF beginning, n or sec 6,
A. =. Po'cersCommenciug at point 563 # souther-
~ OF corner Of lot IL side OF old Chicago road,
thence westerly chains thence ncrtherly SO links,
thence westerly chains & a links 10 centre line of
or sec thence Southerly chains ST links, thence
easteTlg chains p links. thence nertheriy chm
80 links, thence easteriy chains p links to sd
Chicago road thence Y links to begging. or sec
Tolcn Ttc0 Range 71cefau-thrcs
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W7yNDOW CHASING are receiving e
w large stock of first quality Of Window Glass
of all sizes from by to 30by4o, single and double
thick. Also cut to order.
STARKWEATHER & co.
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Evergreens.-Over 4000 from 9 to feet high.
Balsam and Norway Firs, Spruce, Pine, Hemock
and Arbour Vitae These have grown in my garden
from three TO five years and be transplanted
with Us much certainty of growing, u currant--
Price As. to So each.
Address, II. II. CAHCON.
KemOsha, Wis,
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TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS

For Sale by Sfartwcathcr 81 Co., Kenosha,
3mslO and by Country Dealers. generally
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MOTHE R,


What charm this word possesses II thrills the
heart of all, from pratling infancy to gray hairs
But how many cares gre hers with all this love- and
often, in the prime of life, she withers droops and
dies. Why this? Gowatch her daily cares and anx-
iees Go witness her seepess nights until her whole
system is broken down; indicated by sack headache,
Indigestion Palptato. of the Heart and loss of ap-
pct'te.the bloom from her check is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; but will not enumerate--you
you see and feel it all Do you want an antdote for
all thisl Then sit up straight hold up your shout
dersi take an abundance of cheerful, outdoor
cise battle all over, every morning, and rub dry with
q coarse towel; and use Mortimore,s Bitter Cor
dial the most invigorating le-nnparting cordial
ever compounded: Price 81. Sold by
sa STARKwEATHER, & Co.,
s. i. ROBINSON,
Druggists, in Kenosha.
scrofnia, Dyspepsia, & Liver Complaint.
! Or. BlQkeaceRs Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla
and Iris Versicolor, stands very high in the esima
ton of those who have used it. for the above named
diseases, and doubt is worthy of the confidence oil
the afflicted. 1t is for Sale by Druggists in Kenosha
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g TUCCO for sale at the North Warehouse, by
- E. s. ELkINS
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ssNTY BONDAGE AND NY FREEDOM by
w Fred. Douglass, for sale at
KINGS BOOKSTORE
DNTAsHs in ID. Cans, with full directions fox
T. 5sss6kin= Sof and Hard SOAP. OF
STAEKWEATEEE & Goa
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01lccre or subordinate Encarnpnents for the Ter,s
E9 " GUIDING June 20, 1855

0alccre or subordinate Encaunpnents for the Term
Guiding June BOs 1850
WILDEY No. L, meets on the first and third Sat-
urdays of every mouth at the Encampment room, Odd
Rslloxs' Hail. of Camp and Lafayette Streets.
Officers for the present tsrm-I 7 Allyn, p = Ii
Genalsan IL Geo Dirmeyers s w 4 Homes, Scribe
HWihians, Treasurer; j X Guthien, y w Jas Fur.
neaux, Assistant Scribe. !
HoBAH No. 3, meets on the second and fourth
saturdays in eech rnonth In EnoaHpment room, Odd
FelloRs' Hh corner Of Camp and Lafayette Streets
0ttcets Tor the present term u A Hedfn, 6 p
Charleako sitter, u uhas w Gould, s W; a Lathrop
Serbs w koopts W Andrew Hero, Treasurer
lIASALIE No. b, mcess on the FIRST and third Mon
daysiD each month, ia the Enoamppent room odd Eel.
lows Hail. corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets !.
0Hcers for the present termA DeSoa. GP; w Ii Adams
HIP /; Bysriy, b w Thomas Keefts. Scribe; David
+ Z Mpure,J w Jas Wilson, Treasurer.
WAsHINaros No. 8. meets every second and
fourth Monday In each month, st Washington Hall
Marisny Buildings, Third District. 0ficera for the
present terna-H Goldman, G /; W Furbringer. n q
Mettsng, > W Elemaan, scribei w II Mispangh
Treasurer, -
LAgAYa@fE No. 7, meets on the first and third
MundaJ6sfn each month, in Jefferson Hall, Fourth
District Officers for the present term-chas REy-
mpnd, OF; w w Wilson, a II; w Wink, W ;IE
Burke, scribe; w W vaught, Treasurer.
PELICAN No. d. N Oh TIT first and third Sat
days in each rnol.la; "a Polar Star Hall, ST. Louis
ssress. Ofiee-s tnb present terms Wagner,
6csabes Toapstsiue, J W.
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At the pressn. day. when phyeiau rfusnous prepara-
tons chiYbeate .he doors
necessarily be an obao decided interest the med
faculty. the fehuoDa spring
ali The tarationa hitherto prescribed whether
the powd, pills liquids Artificial preparations in
ysabiy imitation, and require period
OPERATION ID mach Slowly than those BY
nature especially the latter Artificial
frequently Of cohesive character that they
through the into the Intestine canal without
ing any effect then, bat chalybea apffng rich
ron a. he one be powerful auxiliary in the
msnt will the end bs employed Faculty
ali cases n whieh ioni administered. - :
The especially affect iron suca nuigas yellow
and red fsrroyanaa OF pctas gold
prove Of this msi The other
mineral spugs Of thus kidd eKiA
proportion Tie snsa eoass to epeak Of tlle else than
aou,ou OF arbenate springs ehsr
Euops or Amer WITH eitner of
ronr the psueiy other mineral products
Aoav Inn of hi WAte
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THE r. W. GRAND ENoAMPMENT OF PATRIARcHs
OF LouaslAxN to o. r., meets semi-annaally, on the
third #Nssdsys In january and July In Grand Lodge
Rooms NM Odd kalAowst Hall, corner OF Camp and
Lafayette streets New essans. oflcera for thsyear
1855 -Tnos II 6Aieds, y q p 8 Hardy, b @ II p
Scribe; II Waiiains w q Treasurer; ] G Dunlap G.
10 to the n We . of thaU s /; Thos Bragg II w G.
wv; i Y AIfyn. w "a NJ ], "A Hero w u BIZ ! Frank
ford w D g 3 All Gates, Of Mount Sinai No. q Il W
De Of District No Oscar Barbee, of Magnolia No.
4RWDG Of District No 8.
All Intended for tho Grand Encampment
should be directed, James Furneaux, Grand Scribe
Grand Secretary's Office in ODD Fellows Hall
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A S many persons are stlA IN doupb as 70
EA he efficacy II RIISM in tho treatment Of certain
proved ncnrabs by the treatment
Facaly truth make public state
mani which and convince all
6lb which sis relate r. completely within know
ledge. as it bappsneain my family. f54
nisrs of mioe young lady Of sixteen ago had
hall by having haen frightened she bad
character would lose her
unable walk without falling the
floor hsadaohes and her onnch
whele body particularly hmbs,
ma this by almost
pain the stomach paiLu Whe the sau
eight became gfanaiy more Feeble lhe e
system eniesbd seriously menaeed her physical
remaining. Tbs became frequent
her mother quitting her ev0u for moment
or usual without benefit
Atur entirely nagnetm
art einnus Madame
No. 1856 Bourbon street, between Ursune
aud Hospital streets. a. i,
inunftions Of THU sy consisted
applications Of Magnetiam BY r Alnard and
tbs sriGced to restore the patient
1 pletsy TO health. ,.,, 1.
appetite, stoutnesR
yIayaa a II by snehuntnaspt
truth which have deemed duty
auler
relief medicine, ~ AZEAR FtskRE
r. S. For fuller nornaton, cal on at No. p ST. Anthony
street, or my plantation on the MetAirie Road.
NJ H. Aluards establishment will be found
terestipg young Lady who will Interpreter
| spsaking the French languages. t mySU
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3. o, d. .. ~

900. ~ Unscerp--y Time and Place 81 Meetinss il
x1aa Il. W. GRAM IsapaE OF boUIsfANA \, y; v.
-knnnaly on the fourth ss,s
sasry and 3Ss In Grand Lodge Room uaa reAS NJ =
Ha,j corner of Camp and Lafayette
fsriesus 0fhceys for the present year ames s:f
Ten Of Commercial Lodge No. IL y eran1 ,
eernard Cohen Of onion Lodge NO y r ~ p Irsses
Grand Master Edward pisoerry, 81 Templss rinsn
M Id N Grand Warden Thos shieios , ~
u Isns,ve No g. Grend Secretary Henry s,srrT
vi az siommercIni Lodge No. IL, B W Grand Ia Hem
n " Raas Of Counsrcisl lodge No. - y shs r 4
Bier Of Hope Lodge No a Man Of Crea-
Grand Lodge u the cnas xsisas Church.
rent Lodge 10 g. Grand ohspisn ma Msrahsl. u
m AZ Merehapts Lodge No ~, ~ NJ a. ~ rana
nsssdert,ier Of Southwesrern Loaes ~ ~ Ins No II
fsonauctor siiilspaugh, 81 gossns9 e. sa, Io
- fsrnna Guardian u 1res $3.50 W.
n ~ ,rand Herald District deputy 5 na.. NJ NJ
~. fs.asrsud Of Jefferson Lodge No " pis..cs tso
n, ~ ~ Excelsior No "a District No. 2. y
8iTs.t ~ a. Marys No. 30 District Me- "a CAMP.
-, ~ Il Iapdry No, 25 District NO 6i barees g
p M II District Not; 81. Hman Of garroh a, Nh
~ Distret No 3; j. Fennimore Of Trtnity So ~
trinf No s. John Moore Of New Iberia NO % Ds 3
NJ IL 81 Hunsicka Of Meth No "a DistIacs ~ r =
- r u Holley Of Prairie No 81 District Nc 40 = rss
Foett Of Columbus No "a District No III y. r.,st f
worxhy of Clinton No "a, District No 40 n she
Hermann h O. 80, District No. l5i Hsltes Da1'''
neville No. al, District No IL ~ Grand Score
All Communications to the Grand see
tarv should be forwarded W thss7A n - IS
saas rotary in Odd FelloEs hAii.
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~ NEgKERBoCKER PATENT COOKING
N.Y. Rsnsgg-FIsaT FREAHpA

PRICE s. COULON. Plumbers, lot POP dras
see, New their snd tAs public
general tss sap;ss y "a ~
IA The gA GhIsti Ard FaENCH WATER CLIO kTs,
WASH 3asIB, FHbHTAIae. saAss KAgGGFs q ailttnd.,
COOKING IA ks CAMDEN HO3E, HYDRAULIC EkhlBi
FORE LIFT fER erNPs d..sa ~ !hs asgest style;
LEAD PIPES every Tfe7; PIG sad sEgsT LEAD and
nsntyt nat i, and ranaired al a. rt0s notice.
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The waite. ., the Branch Spring contains In 100000 par

"Diyssng the says Ridde sol those pointa which
be sad Yet rssy safely asat, 70 hse
sa god Effects IL cases q n n,hsashy aeid
M alkaline the Of soda uniiss wtn and neur
sss the nnghoieaome acids q the aoman n s
se,s and favorable nansnc on the renal and
nsryoas systemE eevng az @
atng miaAhng rabity q tne aomasn ~ sou npaghs
by the lthc acid diarhe, acting BY virtue o. he aRa IN
cases OF gravel wss the caeuus arises " LING
attentive changing and overcoming the dathsss by
which the ha6aa deposits are induced, tnes
Badon Vhy Spring since richer tas
Cabonaie poda is In cases Of noopg
0ngh scrdus roaaoes And IL ia evident that OF
me baaoa water would be mild annsaI'e s0f 'as o ~
"haoua waters are invaluable diasaes and with
great bsneut employed diseased y
s ST sn also q se
uterine Infections ansnohaa and emo 1ss Snon,s
IN ESu Fer these parosss M SySqopa
$50 extensively these waters a. the present time
US amos, nnpeceaaay add a a. "a
though eeeed mineral ms,tsI hardly yield to any
pleasant and health bringing mineral .;ch h.va
lhs opinion connfmed by the eutss " nA'e
/ been effected by he Or these invaluable wateTs
Carriages horses attendance 81 Oh e convey pas
70 and nom the AID efths use u
| CONNER q wooTEN. Propretors,
propsietors beg 70 aepsna The eesng
wa ~ 'hess @asra that the public may lauEe e1 M
We with the qualities O.
fully our gnp favor the valuable mdaral pro-
pses contained The baneheni elects rom me
NJ ana u ehlonic "a
mvnse sont iupeeuar ehronc @ tne skni III
esah N ersa forms Of diseases Of me urinary organs ana IN
sfeAD'ns 'p 'n'D--'s i: 4: LAMBERT, p, Mp.
4 5sssaia w. RUSHToN,
-., F.lLPuEsTE, "
Jess dkwn Jill. R0UAEET :.
L
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish ofsoslesns City New Orleans.
Be sremenbered that the Gath March, 1856
juHi the Peac
aonay Charles Bgs Janyer
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
peng
ccouna shscrlp hooAA
the said Company. SHAklIS BRIGGS. PrsadtnI.
H. 2. JANVlER, Secretary.
Swonto and subscribed before th 34t
2, V, JONTE.
Second Justice Of the Fsacs Parish Of ofleapa
Tho Board Of Trustees dividend twenty per cent
the earned Of atdng March
certificates day
- ttt'7.il tlle- =,
Thu Company continue % insure against the pr
loss ard damage ~ premium
Onos southeast corner Of Camp and hatcher
CHARLES BHIGGS, President,
49,. ..S A.,CARRIERE, vics Presidsnt.
New March .g.
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Cosclueross-Tts Alabama Viehy Spring is remarkable
the large quantity q aeaps boabonase, almost
Bar pint or l-l2 gfsnmes per ltre
For presen Of salt eans gallons
of wafer, ~ =
coda and chloride Of sodium n -
Il For The psue suIphate OF asneaa email proper
ton Few springs United states IN this salt
For OF chloride Of caiou
noxiodp and dissgreseie in mineral 6piings.
A the gchy Springs exifemy analogous to the
yichy springs ance L. 70 be presumed that
pescrbs all those Diseases the
Employed, BY their These
are the tastt- they stimulate tine
without disturbing oyeosding the omae They
the rapi1 ALI which b,
acdity slne character those
dsys haye drank saY Of The waters e
casy he same those Of the Vcby Spines
u SULPHUR SPRING.
spring similar composition 70 thst of AI chapes
bicalbeaate Of thar tho European spring.
following the Ingredients contained Eng
iah pint (wine pint; ,aoo-,,.
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i ! LAnUN SPRINGS. ALA.-Ihe pro- -

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l1nterier subordina

lInterior Subordinate Lodges.
DE SoTo No. Z, meats at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening.
al ndXaY's No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
sweating
METH No. 81, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening.
sr. LAsDar No. IS, meets at opelousas, satur-
day evening.
Oi.mroN No. II, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening. = "a
oARaoLi. No. 80, meets ~ AXE Providence,
Monday evening.
TRrNfrY No, 80. meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening.
ExonLsIoR No. 81, meets at Thibodaux, Satur-
day evening.
NEW Iberia No. SO, meets at Newtown, Thurs
day evening
PRAmIE No. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
caRsEYy1LLn No. Al, meets at Cheneyyille
Monday evening.