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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
WHAT CAN WOMAN DO?

Fg11lIS long expected book by T. s. ARTHUR,
4 is now ready for Agents and Canvassers.-
1t is having an immense sale, and is considered
one Of his best Efforts. In it will 81 found Mr.
Arthur's views on the ycxed question Of
syOWAN's RIGHTS,
And what she can do as SISTER, WIFE s. MOTHER.
Specimen copies cent by mail on receipt Of the
price 90. J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher.
IS North 18th ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
N. b. We want an agent in every town in the
country, 70 cell our publications, which include
all Mr.. ARTHUR's NEW BOOKS. Also, works Of
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, &c.
by the most popular authors. Our agents, now
ceiling, can make from $50 to 90 por month.
Many LADIES, wishing to DO Good dnd Make No
ney, send for sample copies and sell in their
own ncighborhoods. ~ Send for list and par
tcuiars oil tho agency. Nov. -, 80. 81
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
a Marvellous Remedy
FOR \ MARVELLOUS AGE!
Holloway's Ointment.
TIE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY

BY tho aid Of u microscope, Ne eco m!icn7 "i
little openings on the surihrc of our bodies.
Thro"gh these This Ointment, when rubbed OF
the skin, is carried to any organ or inward pan.
Dscasrs Of tho Kidneys, disorders the l.ircr;
affections OF the heart, Inflammation Of tia
LunEa, ASthmas, Coughs and Colds, are ~ it,
means. cfcctuniy cured. Every house, IT'D
knows that salt passes freely through bone or
meat of any thickness. The healing Ointment
far more readily PcnctrHtcs through any bone
hcshy part Of tho living body, curing The most
dangerous inward complaints, that cannot bs
rCEChcl by Other mcnns.
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--latest Arrival!


r. l.. & N. BERKSHIRE.
ID EG leave to infufm thcir customers and tho
-k) public generally that they have just received
from Baltimore a anew and general stock oil
Family Groceries,
Candies, Nuts, Cheese, Perfumery, Soaps,
AND NOTIONS GENER1LLY
Our assortment includes all articles usually
kept in Grocery establishments, and wc arc de-
tcrmned to sell rc,y Tour, and no mistake, for
cash in hand, or to prompt customers on rcc'
sonable credit.
We are thankful for the past patronage OF our
friends, and arc determined Ia merit a contnu-
ance OF the same BY holding out still stronger
inducements to buyers.
Come, give us a call, and iost the sincerity of
our declarations, and we are satisfied none will
SO away dissatisfied
No II. l.. & N. BERKSHIRE.
Morsantown, Oct. IS, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

IN MoNONoALIA COUNTY. Va.
/ N pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit Court
Il OF Monongalia county, rendered on Saturday
the 18th instant. as special commissioners ap.
pointed by said court, in the case pending in
said court, wherein J. II. Bowlhey, ct al, are
plaintiffs and Elijah Tarlcton, ct al, arc docn.
dants, NC will, on the De-.
FonrM Moaday IN October merit,
that being the tirst day OF the October term or
the County Court Of Monongalia county, in front
of the court house door in Morgantown, in said
county of Mononsalia, at public ouirty, sell to
the highest bidder the land in tie bill aud pro-
ccedings mentioned, ON credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from the day
OF sale, the purchaser or purchasers are quircd
to give bonds with approved security and 4 lien
retained on the land until all tho purchss. mo-
ncy is paid, the said tracts Of land lying in Mo.
nrngalIa county, on the bridgeport and Nor
gantown Turnpike road, about s miles south of
Morgantown. Tn one tract Of said land Elijah
Tarlcton resides, and on said Farm there is a
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
STABLE & OUT. BUILDINGS
All oil said lands are in good state of cultira-
tion--hne land for grazing and grain gro wing.
Inc SAID lands lay well, ana are well wateicd.
These Farms possess advantages that no other
farms IN the Western part OF the State do. Mr..
Iarlcton heretofore MAS an extensive dealer in
stock, consequently tho land has been impro.
rrd instead OF being reduced by grain gro wing
We would suggest TO all
stock Eeai>crs & GraZicrs,
to examine this Land before the din. of sale. -.
We will sell said Tracts Of Land in four several
parcels or all in one tract, first crying il ,rpa.
rately, then all together, then separately, and il
they bring the best price separately or all to-
gcthcr, they will then be sold altogether. The
Land will be sold us plated and laid off by
Col. James Evans, and containing by estimation
some 900 acres. On ono small tract of said land
there are
Good Frame Dwelling House s. Saw Mill,
which will be sold separate. The tide to said
land is thought 10 DO indisputable, but selling
al Commissioners VIC will only convey such Il.
tic rs Is vested in us by said decree.
....... p. FITCH,
IL. l.. BERKSHIRE,
Sept. 81, 1886 Commissioners.
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So 42I 732lA

$50 % 4El f3.Hl4
Wise's majority, 1880.
Al the above rate, and 1t is fair indica-
ton, Buchanan's majority will be $4,000.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
N0TICE.-InhalaliOn in CONSUMPTION

SEE ADVERTisEMENT UNDER THIS HEAD.
Female Complaint, Venereai affections, Dyspepsia,
Diseases Of tie Heart and Lirer, &C., &c, =,
VIII meet with due attention. 59tf
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15

sTho poll books from Osbcrn's prec't.
were not returned, which reduces Blu
chanan's majority six votes.
rs. NOTE OF XIV DISTRICT.
The following is the vote of this Con-
gressional District, unofficial:
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Wagons Of al sizes and des sriptious,
EGNtyH-7isvSYe SFCshiug

Onr assortment IN this line ia too lagpc for ne
70 attempt TO ennmotair, and sc ~ill iuFi s,v
that NO can trim OUT all aoytsand sizes Of fill q
rom Young Americd' TO iOid Fogy, from, NM
TO org, with any article or good u nd suhqt,nti,
mo aud fancy Clothing thnt you can ash for.
OcL II, Room. &F,s.a
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
Erysipolas, Salt Rheum & Scofbutic Runners.

No remedy has ever done SO imuch for tie
cure Of diseases 9th Skin whatever form they
may assume, as this Ointment. no cast Of Sail
RhcUm, SCurvJ, Sore Heads, Scro.iiIa OF. Er, sip
elias, can long withstand it's Influence. Fire In
vcntor hastraycllcd over many parts ofihc globe
visiting the principal hospita!s, dispensing this
Ointment, giving advice as to its Application,
and has thus been the means Of restoring count
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
kSiEcS ss,,es EfsSssfrs.

These and other distressing complaints can
he ciicctualiy cured ifthe Ointment DO we'll rub
bed over the parts affected aud by othcrwis
following tho printed Gircctioh5 around csci,
pct
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
Bon tie Ointmtnt and Pills U1ovia lie

BON Ws OintMtht and FiI4S sTOW7N Re
nSrl IN the E1IioitiHg eases:
Bumons Lumbngo Sore Lrca
Burns Mcrcuridl Erup- Snro Breasts
Chappcd liah6a ii0rs 3Ore Heads
Chlblains Plies SCrc Threats
Fistulns rheumatism Sores Of all
Govt Salt Rhcum kinds
Skin 0scascS Scalds
Swelled Glands Stiff Joints Ulcers vcncrcal
Sores wohnds Of al kinds.
*%*Sod at the Manufactures Of Professor
Holloway, so Maidcn Lane, New York, aud 2il
Stand; London, and by all respectable Drug
eists and Dealers III Medicine throughout tho
United States, and Tie civilized world, in pots,
at 20 cents, 90! ccn,c, and 81 each. a..
-GJ-Thcre is a considerable saving by taking
tho larger sizes.
n. u. Directions for the guidance or patient,
in every disorder arc affixed 10 each pot.
Dec. s, lS5j--cow.
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and 3fcers.

some OF The most scientific surgeons now re-
ly solely on tho OF this wonderful Ointment,
when having 10 cope witlrc worst cases 81 sOrcs,
wounds, ulcers, glandular swelngs aad tumors.
Professor Holloway has, by command Of the Al
lied Governments, dispatched 20 the hospitals % [
the East, largo shipments OF ihs Ointment, to
be used under the direction OF The Medical Staff,
in the worst eases OF wounds. 1t will cure any
ulcer, glnndnlnr swelling, stiffness or coutraC-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24
Management or the City 1uilroads-Risks of
Passengers.


NEW York, Feb. q, 1885,
Recently Is your won't whenever the public good Is
concerned you administered well merted csstigaiion
to of the directors Of ths city railroads you
cepted mevhst those Of the Eighth avenue line am
sorry to state from the experience derived from frequent
Its manager ent Ia much OF muchness" with that OF
the other lines. mean that of overpacktng the
there being nightly, many sixty passengers hssg
Ing and crowded In each This Ia carried
extent, that gang Of thieves acting in concert
advantage Of the TO ply the craft OF pisk
pockets. By way Of . warning to Others will first
mention the manner In which, In An Eighsh avenue car
tives Of mine in the employ Of Mesys Carpenter Id-
Broadway, eased OF their portemsnnaies Satur
day evening last As it Ia usual In these for novices
preferably to yield their seats doll dressed women
they mistake for ladies' picEpockets avail themselves
Of the fact to try the polite dodge One of the thieves
fellow with swell mob moachoir la bis breast ao
Immense wachguard and otherwise bbishly dressed
He impeIioutly demands OF some men opposite. con-
In working garb, why they don't give their
ea's 10 these ladies. These sham workles rotor.
by raying the ''big bug" with the rag Ia his breast
ought TO set the first example, Mutual com pass
and repsss high words ensue; sham fight results;
general scuie; women alarmed hall hysteri .al de
nopSyenf number Of ladies find their pockets ghtenec
a call Tor the police; In the dstance-sharp
fellow; sharp weather. cap over his ears don't hear;
perspve car stops thieves make heir lssurely exit
70 enect the same game nightly M
Now, for NEEDY for these evils look In vain to the
directors Of the line Unless you take the subject
enforce public attention to It. mut submit
piisged With impunity, THOMAS LoAr5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24

Cot OF the IU,UUU pieces OF tAH6A ftVD0nS, . -, :.
No. D. II the ssmpie......:-..:.....:...S 1io w
which brings the pioss Of IA 10th metres engh 1t
about 1876. United States money.
beg t. remark that in these calculations the United
States dclar IL calculated but g. then thu hvtug In
Base il dear soy In and cost Of ground
and BUILDING perhaps deAre- yeti aas mechanical skill
in the United States In far greater than in swssrAnd
and therefore great improvements are to b expected in
this branch Of manufactures in the United StAtes
e. WEISS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24

Inch, and a inch to s inoh osk wood,
loo oeai boards, $50 lbs. cast and 100
lbs. OF forged iron-Dostly joiners
and some turner's worK. -. 3
- machines for the warping 0oiners'
work.. ................
Is maenines 10 make the spools, can.
nettes (machinists' work. ........
SO machines to wind the silk, pour
dcvider Ia Sole (machinists' woIk)..
] nscE Inc TO smooth and to gloss the
rtbbOns (machinists' work ......
4 machines 20 measure and 8 to fold
the ribbons (machinis,s' work 80.
Fitting out Of the Office and store
rooms. ,...............
Iools and unprovidsd for expenses. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24

Our Antwerp Correspondence.
ANTWERP, Dec %, 1856.
Description Of Antoe,p-Ts Citadel and F~tifcaIonsIS
Projected Docs-Te Nep Transatlantic Line of Steamers
descriptions Of the Vesses-C hrisensng Of the BeLgiqle
By the cardina, ArchbtsAop sf Malines, dc.
The city Of Antwerp ia situated on the right bank OF
the river scheldt at about miles from Its mouth
where empies into the North Sea- The river has seve
raj entrances and outlets the principal of which
is that where Flushing is situated Oppos this town
the general anchorage for al vessels destined Antwerp
where they generally wait for favorable wind steam
towboats to take them up The country both sides Of
the river as tar the city is fats perfect and
interrupted continuation Of low LANDS and marshesvery
unhealthy, producing those local vers which often prove
fatal to strangers. Near Bsltx . small village the
right hank, the boundary separating Holland from Bel
GUM. This point Is about twenty -four miles from the
city; the line the river 10 the direction of Client
which. by sudden turn, 1t strikes the little
to the north of the small village OF Blankenberg Ia West
Fianders The Schedt from It's mouth nm to thu CITY
and above deep and navigabie at all for the
largest vessels and ships Il The chasne however
crooked and In many places very sud obstruct
70 sses coming or going down the river The aver
sge rise of the from eight twelve feet the spring
with the exception Of few small squares com osred r.
other Cities of the same size very built with
great number OF crooked marrow streets and dark lanes
houfes generally speakingfor but few modern Improve
mtnts have as yet been madeare of peculiar ana Gu
roIt old style, with small low narrow Windows from
three to seven Stories the fronts in the old Flemish fsu
tsstic architecture forming point and uniting at the
top In these old diapdaed and dirty houses wanting
air apd space live together crowded the work
81 'be low, the poor and the most bsggay class Of the
population.
The front Of the city situated the river forms fine
and spacious qudt or wharf, extending from the north
point beyond the docks the southern and where Ia
,itusted tne Citadel which commands the city, and in
Sh air Rnr0 Chana A 49,
sgsnst the French In 1892 From this point 1.-THE Cits
oeD begin the old fortdcatons with their walls and dou
Bile dchee and extending back Of the town TO the north
ern point the river. expressed a>ove Tho CITY
ia entered BY means Of seven eight old mas
five gates with their "pose Ieris'' or drawbridees
The city. is divided into Ave sections four for
the inside, aud one-the fth--for the ousaids
The approach 70 these fortifcstions and to the
city Is defended by what Ia called the ssdetachsd
fos," situated beyond the fifth section and ct certain
dss from each other From the river the city IL
covered BY the forts called 'Iio," the "North,U and
the opposite bank by earthen works aud ths bsston
~ the ''fcts de Fhndrss," small village In Est
Flanders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24


MADRID Jan. 49, 1885,
The Late Mniseldl Changes-Pubiic Oynson Regardin1
TIE Atso NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Personal Scenes in
the Core-DTlorable Condition Of Public Agdiys-Ua-
popularity Of Espdteros Gouernaunt--Chanccs Of An.
ether Revolution Commercial EXCITING Scene
in Congress 6aucen Oresse and Gen 0'Donneu.
The ministerial modification having been effected it
appeared natural that the public should wait at least
days before judging of the worth Of the new men
who have replaced the fallen minister's but they are
known TO be of little integral value that public OPT
MON came out strongly against them IS their
names published and continues each day stronger
and fierce In its quaa OF them This has pro
duced the usual results The most scandaous personal
debates are heard in the Congress Of Deputies rdicu
ous personal affairs should be discussed in the assembly
and not the general interests Of the nation The dali,
press is pouring out all sorts Of sarcasms invees
rebukes against the government and frgatfa Is the
Ate Of chaos and confusion In which At present
From ali this results state of affairs which must pro.
duce meancholy consequences Sad, but very true, Ia
this picture Of the situation Of Spain There is one
content No matter to what party he may belong, AL
murmnr and launch forth invectivss against Espser,
and the old foges Of the progressta party dsmniog
Tax payers It, they rs stupidity and it, de-
sire to renew old and obnoxious contributions, put
down BY that fesolution without which so many null
Ministerial change INTRODUCES ospfasioa and uncotsiny
into the for the employees know that they
viii be substituted by new faverites. NeAry all
The towns are In rupture with the auth ,rities,
and Congress II flooded with petitions begging
that its course may be changed, and Spain ran.
scmed frem this misery. Party spirit is running
high, Everybody works for his own account, trying
possible to verify the Spanish proverb-"Trouoled
waters, good fshng." Political hatreds getting
warmed up; rnncrs Of all kinds aaoat anarchy l.
threatening the provinces and II to such bso state OF
things you add the misfortunes caused By the heavy
rains and temperts shipwrocks and fnundatfonsense
villages swept away by the rising Of the riversit you
consider that necesarie going up In price ALI
span-when You think that want, like hungry tiger
threatens " dsvsur that numerous hand of borerB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24

CHARACTERIZATION Politics Becoming the Reigning n
pic Of misunderstanding Marcy and the Paris Obrres-
fondnt IF the Nep York Heyald-A FOSSIL Goose and a
French Cdndrd, de-
Buoyancy, great and exuberant is the order Of the
day. Securities Of all kinds have shot up and are still
continuing to co with velocity perfectly pe.ryng
The three per cents which this day fortnight little
above g. now II. This In goaheac ism which even
the United States might envy All is couteur DE-
and the psccators, dn order to make douby
sure and keep Great Britain disposed to look At the
"oegotiatiops through their spectaces, strokng
Johany down the back, and administering little SOFT
sawder Don't say SO, dear Johnny; you forfeited
reputation at the Redan and II you lost Kars you could
not help 1t. Never talk about your inauen In the
Asstic provinces being below zero; look 1t the
ruined docks of sebastopo aud remember the equilibrium
Of Europe" John Bull pouts aud looks glum and
times cenches his s though he would much like
give bis comforting ffieno puReh his waistcoas
but thinks better OF It, and turns away.
It remains to be seen, Notwithstanding the hi arou
state of the money market whether these joyful anci
pstons are not, after ALL fsbrcatng wings of which
will be strangely given to melt before the heat and goo
Of the coming conference. Private letters whish
from st. Petersburg and from Germany
throw strong doubts on the possibi ity of hspoy
termination OF the The old Mu4covite party
In Russia is said to be CALLED beyond measure a.
the faint heartedness Of Alexander So strong and bitter
is the feeling that It is asserted compliance " b
all the demands which 1t Is promised will be condense
within tse fifth point would infAbly bring about
luton at st. Petersburg, ending in the substitution
Constantine for the present occupant Of the impera
throne These not mere dts have seen ls ter
from parties whose opportunities Of kno wing tbs truth
cannot be questioned Among other things these letter,
state hst but for the hope Of inserting hs thin end Of
the wedge which shall ultimately to separate the
alliance, the Muscovise party would not even now
uescent but " Is declared that niormson from Paris
-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

ENMEALWEHfS THE UEAD.-P. CASANAVE.
- dGrtarr Nu7 Mnrnis street. CrsninloIse urd
tienvlie 'ty purchased right from DR.. HOLINESS of New
Aprk city, Of ENbAIMlN'i HE DEAD, will attend promptly
"I orders ny day night The process is simple and
o WIN 10 Inconvenience Bodies emhAJned
ia are Warranted 10 keep free from ircopositio
tken I" any part Of the w"r'i without eN.l the nlie@1
"'r iHhE season Of the year. E"dir> in advanced
4e 'i'> aI E'S;, 10 trr:ec state OF preservation.
run particulars i'll Pamphlets will TT give, who may
alViy.
\ R-n"'e@sy'l ranis rs, llI. sc:. AID !ycr will he
eHeuiEe4 Tree u eLur=e. NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPROVED EAGLE Co1'roN-GIys.

. ~ &c -. ~
WdnTdned 10 SfPH'"te Me seeds, Dtrt and Trash
DEPOT NO. II ST. CItApI,ts srprrT
nui ~ c ,D , ~ "l vi i'r" 81 hHhi'
l0n0 '''D"s"' ' '''' sss '' '"''t' h''s New Or
FACTORY furnish saw Cotton.in Of every description,
adapted ioeVery variety OF coton and warranted superior
PowEnGss of from = 80 or 100 Saws each for horse
ts c coton M onns 1 s" .' two 20 ten bales
be ~ cS ' "o" = T fS % or M as 10
Greater speed ny an extra driving pney-wil clean from $50
a5g pou rs per e[ TX t,s coo,;oe al,
chneFS' and are warranted OF the best materials aud VIC @na-
MEpA va nwnTdfa the Manufacturers Of the Eagle Cot
b Of The WorEs Of All Waios M connected VIII
y 81, th M' 'e "e'" oS INC Jo'"eo copy OF letter re-
ce'Ve' '' 'ne'"' E~ecu,iv. vo,,s,o,, ,,ro,,,
IN Nv. to~;,ors Eace C,or Gin r., January 3lst, la53
Gr rS 1 have the pias" to to- inform Won to, uv
o. III. W ~ Of al Nanns ar to IL WIN me ENhih'iol Of
ha: awarded yon IN, IN EXhthor'S Met" Certificate Copy
hi, CITY 'hrnn Of the American Execntive ,onniti"e and
vii be to 80" by such mole of conveyance you
snail S"Sa'' View resocc.f,,,lv vo,r o,dfao, eoo
c,,a,o,. M NJ IT., , FiLIMoKE,
l St ii the Executive C,o,o,ot,aa
IS.'jTr of Sr1jG ana ~ T:o,,, .y,,
n Iir's St~v Of I"i far 20 by ,s Agrenltnral
line oto will be by the following COPY of etes
a"e' Agricultural and horticultural coo;o,,. e,,,,.
laru,tn Ss,in" "I,g'S " , iII,'''
@ i 10 VSn M rfeep Of your Letter
cI, g ERA he prz Of En s n Of a. to
n'r Of Jdia in e. tIrou he "s III mn"Gm
IA, Socc y Of India. ''0 A''' ''e"''"'
Enrlnd Posi- s being tie Of the sum of R .S
hay to W., y vo q ',m io ta5 the Society has
Som 500. a. the Inscription has been pIace on 'fef opportunity as
~ " ' / am (;r,tIemri vnnrs "a r,iL it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
Subordinate Eucnmplrcuts.

WnY n" "%S,s ,, s FIRST and r Saturday in eos
s "% ' H"1 r. W. IL WHICH, s. f M T ls
" al Vi vr! S,s }s rcG "Ss a 5 s '",4y IL eaS
Cert; g ''eS FER The 5rrs"2t 9;m1\ onrH2 ri =
sIeraool, j. WS.M Tol, Irctsrrr.
IASALI:ENo meet, 1hg first and third Monday in cnrh
m"n ' ," FiIT @ G'tn~r oi Camp aa! afaye'te
n, jir1.ylct D. "; j. Koscmticl Treasurer.
W>SEiINt;TuN No meets the seco,, and fourth Monday
in o1h, Marsny buildings Thrd Distrfct Oilccrs
for Ne rI,s, ,s!7, I14t'Ee'Seksr r! H. ,"lm" H.
IL M;lt>r4nsi, Treasurer '''' 70" ' ~
LAFAYETTE No meets the first md third No,,ay in cnch
cr",.iT Fourh jsrict. orcrs for the present trrJ f.
g. a r r. ArI cs GSnSs ;s1.< Gal
pelican No. meets the first and third Saturday in each
os 5r r;~ y & 9 NJ n W.;r 6 RI l. Charles T. i; y
,ernlie, TREASURER.
interior IGnca,npncnts.
MAGNOLIA No. I meets ia Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday III each month
NUI'NT SINAI No. meets in Franklin parsh or 81 Mary
the art aui third Wednesday in each month
a. ". SHAW No the first al tl.irt Saturday in
AoIn il GiII"n, parish OF EnSS Feticim>a.
n,r te m'rTs to JAS Furn#"x 6 Scribe Odd Fellows
JAMES FURNEAUX, C. Scribe.
"Otad Fellows Rest"
BOARDoF D!EECToRs FOR lS56.-o ficcrs-1Icury Bier,
P,irt JON" %r"n1 Irsa1nrGr lanes Fgrnyaux ecTeGry
ther lIoi;gs. Finance Conmre-I!tmns Keele W. &, vii
f fNi w. G. Wilson, Gsoy symonr H. G Hny.aG' e. B.
i'owc,ch, ]. P Warner, II. C'stcredc s. "nIIcinet
vST LIS "2P 1on TEhH3 3yE' EES procured
!! FIT SrEFsoss "a Cann street; to Il Mnr$rAuG i.
IGr nrie r"n.s stoskGoIn Lodges will be $40 per
Inflammation relative 70 the purchase of Lots had on