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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
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January I7h, IS47.
SE-I have th, honor to be IN receipt Of
your favor Of last night, in which am direct
I'd to suspend the EXECUTION ofordrJS, which, in
NY capacity as comnandan Of this Territory /
had recsiUsd from Commodore Stockton. Cor
amor and Commander-ia-Chiet in Cahfor-
ag.
laval myself Of an early hour this morning
70 make such reply as The brirftime allowed
ior rejection will enable me.
Josnd Commodore Sfockfon In possession
q th's country, erercisjng the functions Of
.Hifary COmmander, and CirH Gogeynor, as
e'rigos July Of last year, and shortly thereafter,
feee'ped from him The Commission Of Military
,ommandant, the duties of which immediate
Iy entered upon, and have continued to rxer-
else othe present moment. | found. also, on
my arrival at this place, some three or four days
anc7, Commodore Stockton still exercising the
qncionS Of Civil and Military Governor, with
Tie same apparent Difference to his rank on the
Part OF all officers, (inciuding YOURSELF as he
maintained ra, and required when lie assumed it in
harmed also, in conversation with you, that
% the march from San Diego, recently, in this
pace, You entered upon and discharged duties
implying an acknowledgment, on your part, OF
supremacy ia Commodore Stockton.
l ieel myself, therefore, with great Difference
10 your professional and personal character,
constrained 10 say, that until you and Commo-
uO'e Stockton adjust between yourselves The
question of rank, where respectfully think
ue difficulty brlougs, shall have to report to
G Spa receive orders, as heretofore, from the
Commodore.
J. C. FREMONT,
Lieut.. Col. U. s. Army, aud Mill
tary Commandant Of the Territory oi
California To Brigadier General, S. w.
KEARNEY, U. S. Army.
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EXCITEMENT AT BUCKINGHAM, FA.--A scene
Of intense excitement took place, we learn. at
Buckingham c. H. on Monday-one Of these
outbreaks Of popular FEELING which someiimes
occur, under circumstances Of extraordinary
provocation, even in thr most peaceable aud
law abiding communities, and result, as in the
present casr, not ttom any want OF proper re-
gard for constituted authority, but from Dau-
raj feeling OF iGs and honorable indignation
aaust the perpetrator Of The most foul and hor
nble crime Of which man can be guilty.
The substance ofthp affair, as we have learn
ed it, is as follows The conrt was engaged un-
til late hour IN The evening in the trial OF a
Slave for an outrage committed upon the person
of little school GIRL abott thirteen years Old
the daughter lhighiy respectable pareniS-and
the evidence of his guilt being clear and concu-
sive, convicted him, bal deferred sentencing
him until the next morning, and remanded him
TO jail.
i having been understood whether correctly
or not we cannot saw that one ot.the court was
in favor of transporting him, a number OF those
present. doubtless apprehensive that he would
escape the punishment be- deserved, became VI
olently excited, and wrestling him from the
hands of the officer who was taking him TO pris-
on, fastened rope around his neck, and would
doubtless have hung him had it not been Tor the
strenuous interposition oioihrrs, who desired to
await the final a,tioH Of the Court, and who
suct etded in getting the negro locked upin Jail,
stripped of his clothing and bearIng upon his
person unmiStakable evidences OF rough treat
nent. The excitement, we are told, was truly
alarming, and the determined purpose Of the
people not to permit the guilty wretch 10 go
unpunished, too apparent to b. misunderstood.
While the excitement as at the highest, the
crowd were addressed by Judge LEIGH, in a
brief speech, which was listened 10 with res
pect and attention. and which more than any
thing else, perhaps served TO allay the diStur-
bance. We are no advocate OF anything ap-
proximating 10 mob law, yet from what we can
learn of this case, we regard it as one in which
there was much not only to excuse, but even TO
justify the conduct OF people who, in the
main, are as law-oving and as orderly as any
in the land. Since writing the above, we have
learned that the negro was brought into court
on Tuesday, and sentence of death pronounced
upon him, - FasmriAr, (Ka.,) Journal.
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WHO COXQUERED CALIFORNIA!
The Question Settled.

The Fremont fraternity, among their many
attempts at fraud and imposition on the people,
have frequently pot Their candidate forward as
ta4 Conqurror Of California, which has as often
been denied by those who have a regard for the
'rpf5 Of history. There are upon record at
Washington, letters, dispatches, and other evil
drncrs without number. which Prove that this
claim is d manufactured one. aud all of which
prove that Commodore Stockton had not only
conquered California, but that he maintained
absolute possession of it, aud that Fremont 50
recognized Stockton. Among these evidenccs
IS a letter from Fremont, which puts the mat
Ter beyond controversy. 1t is as foIows.-
Wonder if Ms. Greeley will deny its being
genuine
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More Proof.

The Sandy Hill HeraId distinctly reitoraies
one item of Fremont's Romanism TO which it
alluded ftw days since. II saws ''a lady who
resides within two hours ride" Of our office. and
one whosr truth and vprachy never qurS-
toned, and who, during a temporary residence
in St. Louis, became a convert 10 Ronanism,
and had her four sons baptized in the Catholic
faith says she knows Col. Fremont-that he
worshirped in the same Catholic Church with
hrrset-THAT GT SHE HAS PARTAKEN
OF MASS WITH HIM -el-names the gen
tIeran who owned the pew in which Fremont
always sat, fnd even points out lis location
from the pew occupied by herself" The Her
aid has already stated tlat the name and resi-
dence Of the lady will be furnished to any res
pectabIe citizen who may call for il at that Of
fee.
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WHAT TIE Rev. Mn. FRrNcn SAYS OF FRE-
moNT's RoMANIsm-The following, which we
take from the Boston Ledger, is no doubt entire
ly correct We have ourselues the very best
reason for knowing that the quotation from
the letter of he Rev. Mr.. French, is liter
al:
Considerable stress has been laid by the Re-
publican Press upon The fact that Colonel fre-
mont's children were baptised by an Episcopal
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More Rollers.

The last Genius Of Liberty, (Fayette county
Pal contains the following list ofbolters from
the Opposition
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-10-03
FremOnt'S ROmaniSm Interesting TeSti-
mony from ST. Louis.
AWKWARD REVELATIONS.

Fremont Goes to Confession there He IS in
,faH Commuaion with tie Church! Ere
mont Challenges an Eagtishmaa for Lasui-
ting "Cathoiic'' Ladies'.
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CHlLD CARRIED Off BY BEAR.-The Man
itowoc Wisconsin, Tribune states that fear
fuI incident recently occurred near The village
of Neshota. Just before sunset a child FIVE
years old was seized in the presencesof its moth
tr by full-grown bear, and, in spite Of its
screams and the frantic efforts n its mother,
was borne off into the ticket. The alarm was
given, and the men, with guns and other wrap-
ons of destruction, commenced searching the
woods, bat bad not discovered any traces the
child at last accounts,
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LOUISIANA DRY DOCK: co.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
IN tat ay OF
the month Of April y the year OF our Lord one thousand
Before me- Richard Brenn, Notary Public in for the
Par Perish 6 ms State 9 %
Nsisss sfafsa hers ssPHs
nifs sssa e F'ss oa
sF Ss 5sass %e'2n
pEs aasr n
palmss j. getting o5 Himself az by he
%Sss 5$Ss ss55 1S osis p1S sad @ SS
q hh q IL ss 81 ii A @ sr b D
vi sss & e III. y g 4 sRa ss
the I bsF n@Sss for q isI
one Of the acts tic Legisaiue approved on
sss ss afsf III Ss +
oa M Pc BE- ped
require Notary Rse the
which hereby covenant and between themselves
A" Is His AsseeaeH shall Known name Of The
wieh Company ssd IN the city New Orleans ssl,e" u
3D. The business Of the Company shal be 70 construct pur
asS p Is @
n ITS a Office II Tie oes
his Parish Of oregns and the publication Of said Charter
N sps Ra h n Nd liz nsy feas anS
and end % the ihre day Of ssptembor year one thou
d The Agent q The Company is the officer
served served lp'''
The capital stock # pld Company ssa at e sum Of
sum Of one thousand dollars With Pyege t. e tue majority
the capital any sum exceeding hundred thousand
Far o hn sa If s ne ap 81 ssG hs
towi w.t.. j.. ! -,
june 0 cent on the m DAY july Ten ce on the
Of of
temberof this present year gs5 IN cash those days
d a Be breeor
Managers subject to the supervision of the stockholders at all
Said rsspssvs
lett SUMNER Shall &c tie Agen and John Hngss the Manager
Of o so MIC s #. e bs the
s elect w sa s to nd peh
s S Sdss them
s 5a5 y
s. and On the r. a s and the al
they become due and payable make contracts
rails receive and all monies coming to due by said
The ea r G pay qnG s 0 the sangf
e 5 sss Is pfop at e % nd
orally and transact ali the business of the Company he
assP 5 h q 'sT a
to liz By s ne Fa De- eoo @ awa
services The Agent shall be entitled commission Of and
Of two and per eena on nail monies he
shall psy ON IT. O. @ s9p9FaoD except for the
8th The duties and obligations Of he Managers,
assumed by him and herein decaredto BE- follows
witt Theim of Hughes Valette will charge
the of the Dock Docks and subsequently
and management Of the well the mechanical ope
| raons of the Company.
9th The said firm of Hughes, Valette Co., will have the
exclusive right TO make repairs npon vessels going into the
guarantees the said Association the full Of docnge
rates hereof charged by the Lonana Dry Dock Company
all vessels going into the Dock Of the Company subject
however TO deduction not exceeding ten the
fixed ockage for which the Agent
ager may deem expedient for interest the Company
put into dock such deduction from established
| which follows, to wit:
L na1n- -I,ntasf
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5tons, docking Ssl5 per day, s6lk


The day of docking and unlocking vessels will charged
9ns az So s @ are not I'll
such Les rates as ey may WISH making good however, to this
he charged BY shpwrighis in the city
HRs eoR f Go e sns to
I M Ss or a2 sT e time the dock suH which
Hqshs s. T vase Co.. shall provide all
s he aoeo" Of this CORP
comnodalon when launched as we'll as the recommendation Of
its business and for the rent and use of the they shall
e sSn ha ns 5si
years, en they sfa Be entitled oF lands fair
rent as With the prices obtained BY adjoining ploprie
may incurred for e construction any new wharSes that
IS TIL said firm Of Hughes Tastte Co. shall make to
the eopanys agent weekly reports Of the business of the
An three 81 %e
share shall count one vote and IN III cases'
Of M S9e stock H m no
in ~ further sum Hn the unpaid balance due to the
5 wien the period arrives for the winding up of the affairs
Of s at The Liquidation shall be conducted By three
amount and shall be the qndating COMMISSIONER
Be- a xea By tic
sa e y Is s ssi % a
@ is Tern sr respective
Thus done and my Office New Orleans aforesaid
s Who sso na g sT1 e
with said "ppearers and in me No'n rI,;,.,
| r: B Sumner, ten shares.
| VIM. Whann, five shares.
| Hughes, Talsite s Co, sixteen itsl' shares
SEssE s%'siasH Tt sSs shares o%s SHARE
{. j. Hart Il Co, five shares
| Corns B. Payne four shares.
4: Converse for his wife, Mary Converse share.
daniel $ohssto %' By S4 K B. SUMNER Airy two shares
| J. H Hagedorn, two shares
Glidden Marshall & CO., one share.
| Q. Palmes for Mary R. Paimes, one share
Witness for Mrs. Hsg a sn %s shares
4. J. Whmore, for Alfred j. Rqia one share.
Al Whmore, for for Mrs Mrs. G. Davis, one share.
| A. j. Whmore, one share. ~ = -
| EDW'D O. WILLARD.
| R. Brennan, Not Pub.
act Of record in my register n faith whereof,
H. hereto signed aIK affixed the impress of my
my official SEAL this fourth day Of T. af} Asas s So Pub
REEF-soo bbls DCmqisks Mess; fer sale sale BY
| my29 10 Tchouptoulas street.
CANDLES boxes shiitos fal weight for sale by
myl3 Is Tchoup'toulas street.
mys III asHHRIDGE& co. 100 Common street.
T ,NsEED oIL-.24o bbls and 10 casks Raw, and 50
~ boiled Lnseea OIL landing md F9 rs Hals 5y
jels H. -, i p Maeazinie street
rAULKINGs HIALLETs AND IRON-A good
~ assortment just received and for sale BY
jr2410 ~ Maggzine street.
WHIs2Y20o Dhls psS59y,S Star 5q y sale
| ny29 Ii rrhounoulss street.
CIGARs-A good assortment, Havana and domestic.
| myl corner of Canal and New Levee.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

& YER'S CNTIAIRTIC PiILS-FIIIs THAT
ARE PILIS-Professor Hayes State Chemist Of Mnssn
chuse they are the best al Pills and
IEMuEL SHAW Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Mass
EMORY WAsHBhRN Governor Of Mass. t %EF
4 W. o. PLUNKErr, Iient. Gov, of Mass. F m.
EDWARD EVERETT, ESSec of State and Senator Of q. s.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE ainser.P enipot. to Great Britain
fJoHN B. FITzrATRIoK, Catholic Bishop Of London.
85 EE MEN TEATARE MEN&l N 5=%E Y 4a& 3#r
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing rapid
ity, we may mention 4
Costiyeness Billions Conpants rheumatism Dropsy Heart
burn Hesdaehe arising from foul stomach Nausea dges
Flaulency Loss Of Appete all Uceros and Cuaneos Dis
eases which require evRcuat Medicine Scrofna Kings
Evil They also by purifying the blood and stimulating the
ere many Complaints which would not be supposed
ga and Nervous Iriabty Derang Of the Liver and
Kidneys Cont and other Kindred Complaints arising
low state Of the body distinctions of its functions They
the best Medicine ever discovered and you will bu
need to use them to know it. $ss q
Prepared by Dr. j. c. AVER, Lowell Mass. and sold by
every respectable Druggist in the United States.
myN Smd&W j. WRIGHT a. CO., Wholesale Agents.
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I'M S n III s ~ IA
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SSsastsg 5arsa$sS /, Eaugsfs2aIast

nioS f5fsa IA u Grand ssseiars Henry
II oss r. q sasa TEssa
sas NJ essa S1a52s aSs1
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eFes,
n Esass a eeTensnt
ssssieE 81
q aaa s9ss Is BIZ IS
as ss
sp j Haa 8 fIs
& Clinton 4edge
ls1iIss sass
& dc Grand Master ii Grand
tothe Office ef Grand oaa
IA I'M sas' siinssts Loslg
oi JsSaisss .sIs al III. Thee hse
ssial3 II. GllingEa
Il sysn
MI sssssaFy
Sa ass's ass sssn f.
tass sh'sss fs sssfsi
mi e , asssdsy sseig
TssasSss 4 q 5ahaa ST.
Toner So, meets every Thnrsday evening
Foarah District N N yeaten, u,
ss II Kssa Ttsssussf ssstss
a2PdH ss sFss n 5aa
Rsr sehnsiasr ITsasnFsT
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81 pss sSsgg Thssz sSs1 NJ
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.s5s 5S Mr. i
Doagall Bathie Luther Homes,
rom M III
a sas, sssssas mems
q meets Tuesday evening
Bsaass q iaians seefetary s. siillspapgh,
POLAR " mests. avery 81 sanesaay
Poss St Louis street Second District
fetay la ents PEI secretafy ii Doadoassat Tfsasner
N opgE Noa2I meets Tuesday evening
ssf Rsss
E NJ eR hs e
III Secretary &. srheu
Il I I, 6 u 4 u
Morrison, no Magellan Peg. secretaryJ Roth
asSsssy
citing 8 s oiazsr sscrstary; II pamron, Fer sesre
IopGE M meets eysry wednesday evening in
Ras sna ssss Sore
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ssssssa sssPs ss ai9s pef
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sssfstary pater Boil Treasured. s5 s5
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slsa Robinson ssoreafs
NJ every ,ssigt enaay evening
oop qad psls1 s1 @
fs'Ps'' VI s8s', issas'sss:
81 soTo u meets i Baton Rouge on Thursday
81 sS 81 q g J, J. s.
sT o q NJ FraHkIinon Saturday
LODGE 10. p meets at Wednesday
No dopslousas satnr
n u u Il.
TsSasRsS oI NJ 8 nss.s 4 nats providence i
gRIErrE LODGE N9 3 meets At Trinity on Saturday
ESashsloE LODGE meets y Thi1RaAas p sata
nv HER tai IoDGE No SIS reefs 1t Newton Oh Tilurs
y sssaa 5 meets It washington On Friday
II, Il 81 "a, d a
I. =
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= uthu eetfe'arJ
5st T.5S4.$ 4 S a484.
cad Ere aOxvst Eaa I'LL Association.
BOARD u III EcroRs Or ODD FEIIows i ALL
az MI sfanSsy ~ eVsP, santl - =
III @ III sresident: Thomas n shields Secretary
Mi sfn ffsss,reT. XII nnnan John Orchard III e.
sfetspfl. Howard linens Smith, Jaaes Davis George
W BqsWoss Geo Drneyer, Edward PilsbnFy
So -
Gssaafd EiIlcaBnpmlenfs
Iti W3 eAfS1 9, Az
sssSpn na Eaars4 s a os, l "
t w. t a5 sit afagai Il atfaaa - ~
IN wear Mention AI " Grand patri
<a~g. Thsmna n ISrseY II PFfast. Wm neaeon r
a warden. James Fufnsans nj WI Scribe. ii. will.
Hams Treasurer wv. K Mcintosh, W. O.. w;
Il. e Daqaps N NJ e Rep.i s. A. Todd " g; Marshal;
Thomas keete NJ u senneti john Franktord W. Dep: e.
sentnel. 3a!4 5sS.y.Eg ss6 E5 az f4
n q E # pss Me-
Rson Rouge Covert R d p. G. Patri-
sfc i g 8 l,lsstio 81 &c. I, slt'0n.
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ETA12,T)W ARE

1 sD,E. WATERMAN. oHAs NJ. WATERMAN
& zssSSssEs.ssaS D. WATERMAN d BRGTEfES,
+ HARDWARE MERCHANTS corner Of Com;
ns.$ mon and Magazine streets have on hand and
are daily receiving BY foreign and domestic ar
general assortment Of articles comprising IN as
-. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails Rope 4
Ei5 Axes Chains Scythes, an i58sSl3 10 XII.
Carpenters Tools complete, VA 8&s Ss WI
Coopers' Tools 4# $5S
5i Anvis Vices, Bellows, '35 f,f i .tz=
Stock and Dies, Screwplates,
Garden Engines, Pumps, = . NJ !
Plonghs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
3 g$& Agricultural Implements.
$S2 8s53$S& Mill CrosS.cut and Pit Saws $5&
## 5s q 5S 5 3S Ok Yokes, BOWS Singletreen,
Turning Lathes, at5
Hoes, Hames shoyes and Spades, : Platform Scales,
Andirons TENDERS, Shorels and Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushers.
ID 2s3 Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Heelas Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Belsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware, 2fs5{9
ssS345 ~ Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable Forges, s%E
N oc3Iy 81 Senes, Fishing Tackles, etc., etc.
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Genefll lJepOl special AZ
street, New Orleans, La. 5ss5.
aEs.4 YERMIFUGES.
Winer's Canadian,
Swain's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's, ..5s.
B. A. Fahnestock's,
McLane's
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Wistar's Balsam of WildCherr
HASTINGS Naptha, 45*E4
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Hall's Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup ofWildCherry
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
WineT's Elecampainc, Az.
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liverwort,
Stadler's Cherry EXpectorant,
London's Indian do,
DIR. Roses do, n
SARSAPARII
DIR. John Bulls, ~ Z
s. F. Townsend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters, 2l1
3, Il Wyncoop's, ~v ~.
~ Shaker's,,
Graeifenberg's
Bristol's
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
a"- Badeau's, #
knapps Indian
Alcock's Porous, 5
Grithth's Adhesive.
Hollowav's Arnice
LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts, Fiji
- Hnyes's
Tobias's Venetian
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
keliinger's, ,
Gardeners,
1000. Bartine's Horse
Merchants Gargling, "
r.. Cherokee.
Jnyne's
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowaud's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZENGES.
SherInan's Cough and Worm
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpene or Hair Clos
Barry's Tricopherous,
Lyons katharien,
Buyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
Iondon's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauet5 Eau Lustrale,
Oldridre's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
Swain's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES
Dalley'sMNgical PainExtracto
Professor Holloway's Oiiltmen
McAIlister's All-Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor!
Pile,
Gray's Harrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's
Louden's All-Healing, Russia
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNair's Acoustic, Scarpa's d.
British, Harlaem.
1-, BITTERS. T..
Moffat's Phoenix, Blake's Arc
matte,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
WOLFEiS AROMATIC
BE- Druggists and Merchal
articles contained in the above
vantage by calling or sending
be found the most extensive asl
MEDICINES in the United
Please address. j.
GENUINE
MA If Nos. Isl and
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sseneraI Il sIis1 conarn1ttee,

The following ars ths members for The pesentern W. B.
Koont II Exchange Places b. BaSlya Treasurer
90 Baeehus streets james Fueaux Secretary Odd FalowS
Hall; George Ellis Post Office Buildings Exchange Place. Juo
ytsE " I'VE 5ambs5ton Fourth Det + Peterson
les streets; " sherwood A. We MsDonnei NJ NJ Fraden.
thai Common street. asteree 6uston.hoase VIM Dick
VI Callahan {ag7 ~ tssysHt9 s
ETH ns Regnat meetings held the third Monday In each
month as ne office IN Odd Feows HALL corner
Camp and Lafayette Streets OK o'clock r. NJ
m3l IT JAMES FBREEAUX, Secretary
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INFERIOR Enc,a3,.n,,, e n, =,

- 40 AM0EIHsFs IElGsiliApll1enEs.
~ MAGNOLIA No 4 in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month. p r. NJ al,
M9UNHaINA No meets in Franklin, parish of ST. Mary
I the first and third Wednesday, IN each month";
No 10 meets the first aud third Saturday in
each month in Clinton, parish of East Fecana
All communications Intended The Grand BEREAVEMENT
must IN 70 jus Fnneanx Scribe Odd Fellows
HALL, New Orleans. 75 N Z ~
JAMES FuRNEAux, q. Scribe.
g Odd Fellows, Rest,
BOARD or DIRECTORS FOR 1856 20 Heers--renry Bier,
PRESIDENT; Ohm Stroud Treasurer; Fnrnea,x Secretary
Ueneiess Connli arpeE dillingham; Gardner smith LII
cher Homes. Finance Thomas Keeie W e. vii
son. il. Homes. sexon-Daniel Merritt Membcrs-Frank
y 5ssaasa e II symon Goldman, G. b.
VAULTS II&s ODD FEhTo ESg9i may he nroe,,red
by applying to M CORY N Go 8 Canal s@et.
of Camp and Lafayette Streets i7-f1'E
The price members of Sockh0ldng Lodges will he $40 er
vault; to all others, $50 per ypailt. 4 = -
Information purchase of Lots can he had on
application to the Secretary. %gst s7e79 -, r
JAMES FGRNEAUX, Secretary a. p I3est.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-30
MUSIC TEACHING,

So MRS. 8CANIPBEL14. TEACHER OF MU-
49, Sll, gives lessons the PLANO and UITAR, at
a aer m No p Constance street
stance street once week. =, - feIn "
ANEra II 1hMS'NESUCTION I'm VOCAL MUSIC
IHoMAS MARTIN one Of the oldest Instructors in
vii give Lessons in this accomplishment to
require recommendation - $3.50 = wv "eti e'' "
10 Orders left with p WERLEIN, No. S Camp street.
vii mees WY womb attention esa& vi OFT