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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-12-31

ERR fAEI 8LE FARM FOA SALE.
hEAh WAfAESBURO', VA.-Ths sshscrl-
near the to,A Of paynastoro, Augusta co., contain
ing 400 Aczss- very prSdsstivs soIl-a considerable
portion Of it bottom land wsss.sd smelly. Tbs in-
prorsments nev, the Sssiiipa of good size, az
built BY . northern man. With al the eoavsniences
for which Yankee houses famous. karslyso good
Al opportunity ofars for securing Bics home; and
no. the least among its cislns 10 its convenience to
Railroad, Churches, Mills. Schools, &c. and al IN
sight oft.
In congestion With this farn il Mountain Tract,
the ttls to which u possession. For timber it has
long supplied the vsnts Of the farm, aud will do SO
for many years to come.
Tbs terms may be learned from tbs undersigned, on
the premises JAMES THOMAS CRIfZER. \
July a. issO.-M.-ROck. Beg.
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NOTICE !--The accounts of GRAVE FORD &
~ COCHRAN are made Of to t.e Isl of January.
1851 The partnership expires by ,;mitation on che
lst OF April as change the concern is about b.
ing made, no longer indulgence can be given. We
hope our friends will understand we are In egra
We need what is due ua
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.
Stsunton, FEB. 49, 1861
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4 UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
n OFFICE, to WIS.,:
ExTR AN.
Taken up By David Youn, 90 his land. in the ooun-
of Augusta, OF the following description, TO wit:
A red aud white spotted ST EEb, With large horns,
crop off each ear and slit in the left, with dew lap.
three years old last spring and appraised at $50 So
Extract-Teste. VIM. A. BURNETT, u. q.
Dec i?-3tS*
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TANNING.
TTAVING purchased of Jacob Crlst the Tan Y ard
at Spring Hill, with the entire stock the under.
signed viii carry the Tanning business. aud beg OF
their triend- ard Inc pablo generally, liberal pa
tronags. CASH PAID ROE HIDss.
s. HUNTER,
Nov. s, ls6l.-tf J. W. SPlTLER
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COTTON YARN.
TUST received and fer sale, 1000 lbs Superior Cot
81 ton Yarn from No TO o. by Wholesale or retail
Dec 9. 'SI-6t. CRAW FORD 4 COCHRAN
YAyANTFD IMaEDIATELY--On two good
wv CABINET to whom good wages
wiz be given. l.. WADDEl4A. Jr.
EORN SUELLERs.-Six Penncck e Corn sshei
fers, very superior article, for sale at ne old
price. GEO h. PRICE.
Nov. 10, 1861.
|VTRACE CHAlNS.-6ix dozen superior Trscas
! fpr sale, GEO. 7. PRICE.
| Nov. II, 1851. ID, ~
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70 PHYsICIANs.-AP hyslcian, in full prac
l. tics, Who resides nexr Of the Watering Places
of Western Vrs,na, asa is dssirous of removing 10
,he Sossh, viii sell bis property with the good III
his positios. His property ehica he proposes TO sell
co insists Of large and omfOrssble Dwelling with ali
necessary sousss, sables sud negro houses, and
sboxt 30 acres Of sosd land ABOUT ons-hslf OF the
lard ia we'll tmesrae and .hs balance is meadow and
pSsscts land and taraishes tbs proprietor abun-
dAHty sish his frswooo, hay ard pasture. His prac
tise nss eAan worth to him, for many years. from
"a $40 " ~ 0G0 ger aannn and conssts in part, o.
practiss snouG the ,sioss q tbs Syringe during the
ssnnsr ssAada, ssd throughout the neighhorhooc
during she year.
Hs viii remain and practices With the purchaser un-
sill the Fail, and introduce hpo~ far as he
into he prsSies. Ne sill exhibit his books to PLY
sicixn dssirixx 10 purchase.
His prizes for his property. With the good will of his
practice, il 1850, pAysbis ~ fbl!ows:-Sz.0a9 in
hand, sad the balance in snd TIVE years With in
tersSt.
Applica4oss z5erssssd to Hsasrs. Hsrnan Bell,
Attorneys .. Lac. aaxa.oz, ss wilt receive prompt
Attsm sion. April, Z, le6i.--tf.
Richnora Ts.hiy rhis copy till forbid and send
account y seie ofica.
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! USI received at Taylor d aogs's large stock o,
e LAdie t ans Dress Goods, Que Enswsrs Be-
Nov. Goth 1851. -, - -. 80. -
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DIR. JOHN M. HANGER
OFFERS his Professional services to the people Of
" Staunton and vicinity. When not professionally
engaged, he can be found at Mrs. Thomas Harman's,
or at his ufice formerly occupied by j. Marshall
Hanger, in rear Of the Courthouse
Dec. II, l661.-tf
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a UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
IA OFFICE, 10 wiss a
EXTRAY

Taken up by Vim. V. Strougb, on his land, in the
County of Augusta South River, the lSsh day Of
Novemer, 1861, of the following description, to wit
ear white face, both eyes red with white the bel
~, hind foot and tsil, and appraised at s37 CO..
Extract-Teste. Nm. A. BURNETT, D. G.
Dac IN. 13SI-St
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SAILS OF i n1ARO eX AT

PUBIC AUCTION
xlA vaEtse Of tAs L&ss vii sn6 tAsisnsRs Of Isaac
ID Stoss. asassssd, end il parsssssS Of tAs Aserss
u tks cssst Ceafs Of Ab.msrie sesss,. prososAssG
IN shs Nsa d, n Asy, Lace. u sAsss psnaisx
n sns Gid Court. il Ne snms IL stoxs a. ssesgs
ssassss, w ssdsssSss4, - xxeeaso- in aid iAss
~in end sataRsst aSnsk, viii sxpsss 70 pabis asr-
scp, in us town II ttapSsos, % the S7&A DAY OF
1ANCA4H, lxas, lbsias Cssrt day. the following
aanasA SLA vfS VIZ:
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DR.. AaofIand's
@ z e II N BTYT L
DIR, FtSn1HDd'E
RALs MIC CORDIAL,

mealsnus CT the prsseLt rasrgufras
great populsrityonly through yeatso tt Bb5und,t
tNtIstsctiop Ia rendered y sllosses nd Che
pronounced them worthy
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSlA, AgN-gic9, nxgtt,
Try OF THE ENRyOus SYSTEM, DISEASES ~. ~,
KIDNEYS, and ali diseases arising from 4is,r-a sI
"eaEaeeaot thesto;ach digestive organs r
peftasnently cured By the GERMAN BIT EEg
TheBA1sAMIC CORDIAT.has acguiteGe f. ra-7,,tio, ,ur
passing that of any similar preparation sxtlut I'm ave.
wstheutfailths mostsevere and long stnnae CDr COLD
Or HoARsEEEss, BRONCHITIS. IEFLuEHz8. GROUP
PNEUMONIA, IScIpIEET CONSUMPTION e.. ~, mar.
formed the Notwithstanding enres aver kn0wrof
CONFIRMED coNsUNFT1oEt
Atsw doses will also check ana cure e
D1ARRAEA proceedingfrona Cold in the Bozss
Tke5e medicines prepared by Dir. O. NJ JAtFS0E6r,
No. ElS Arch street. Phiadsphs. Pa arc psA tyerrr
gisis and deaersin where IS o,s ~. bo
de fhesiEnature of O. NJ. jackson will be Gil Il, o,.d,
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published sanGaliy by the rprsso,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. You will find, sotif,s, r .oa..
endstors Hoticesfron sD county Tssse
dsesare given away by all agens.
!: WRIGHT Co, Aeantt
d and hi Cha-,sssstrsst
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Receipts or Produce.

4 u
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Golden Age 5s
| hhds sugar 81 bbls melasses W Burbridga &eo-
20 do lAahhds sugar Ronan u ollvIer--lt do7 hbls
molasses q Bourgeois 25 do ~ hhds sugar A Mil
tenbeTger &eo-- IL do Is bbls moiasses Stewart &
James-50 do II hhds sugar a d Kelly &co-I0 do
80 bbls moIasses to Hewitt, Norton &co- 45 do "a
| hhds .sugar Braud i Landry lido " Raymond
LA do v Allain 80 bhls molasses Lafofest g. Des-
| melasses Olivier 40 do Byrne, Vance &co-l4
| hhds sugar Z Schf- 1s do McStea, Value &co-
2odo R Brugier-- 30 do Montgomery & White
do So hf bbls molasses AZ Miltenberger- q do 30
bbls do Kernion &eo-- 25 hf bbls mnlasses P Mas
pero-3s do Bellocq, Noblom .Seo--50 scks corn to
Payne & Harrison % bales hay 600 sheep and
sundries to sorder-Total 271 hhds sugar ass bbls
l49 hf bbls molasses.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer Laurel HiIl-24
lhhds sugar 50 bbls molasses Hawkins & Norwood
81 hhds sugar E DurriEe &co-19 do r Brugier-
u do A g Marianaux- u do so bbis moasses to-
AID Kelly &co-l0 hhds sugar Fellowes &co-s5 do
F. DaSilVa &co-5 do 10 bbls molasses ellis, Fer
gusoh &co- 80 do Leveque Baquie la do Watt
berger-25 do Q Nelson Eco u do do Lauye s.
Leblanc 40 do Jno s Wallis ECO n hhds sugar
M Gordon jr-16 do Y Allain--30 do 20 bbis molas-
ses Foley, Avery &co--5o DO Brand = Landry-Io9
hf bbls molasses to w Burbridge eco 81 do so
bbis do Bell IL Boaligny- 50 half bbls molasses to
Montgomery Il White sundries to order Total
30 ihds sugar 69l bbls 175 hf bbls molasses.
gAIEAANDRlA-Per steamer Indian No 2-13
bids sugar West, RenshaW d & ammack- % bbls
molasses W E Leyerich 60 do Ar Mitenber-
ger-S8 do 7 Lanaux-S6 SEEKS wool w Fl Farley
sundries to order. r
LOWER CDAST--Per steamer Empire Parish
10 hhds sugar 80 bbls nolasses w & D Urquhart-
70 do ~ hhds sugar Rhorer d Zunts- IS do r Gaze
naye-S20 do Payne & Harrison-25 do Rotehford
Brown Eco 10 do J A Roberts Sce- l6 do Ell
Schif &co-- 6do Montgomery a. White 80 bales
hay Pinaud Il FeEon--T6 seeks rice to order-e6 do
tnnt IL "A
Geo - sundries to order--Total l42 hhds sugar IS
bbls molasses.
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gebiesa vi igs alarsets.
aaEscEs4 oss.cE, 10. ID cAnl

aREscEsg qrfaoE No. III CAnp srREsr D
ii Fiidas Mainnss October Isl ISL. :
GorToa. We did not hear Of a sale. to. day.
TOBACCO. Nothing reported @
sUaAR.. The demand il lair tor the BETTE.
grades, bnt the lower qualities are neglected.
About $50 hhds. sold at 2CD2le for Inferior GA
and 81 for Fair 70 strictly Fully Fair, 730s and
and s5c for yellow Clarified and lle.,; for Choice
White Clarified.
MoIasaEs. There is a good demand 1T fun
prices. Abont 1900 bbls. sold at 2e@2i and 22e.
for Prime and Choice. A small lot OF. very Choice
bringing 22ac.; ALSO, 800 half bls at 24GD249 and
s6cs % gallon for Prime 70 Choice. 3.
I FLoua Nothing reported. S
coRs .s2s sacks White sold at the advanced
rate Of u u % bnshel.
BRAN. 900 sacks sold at 50 is " 100 ibs.
E Wheat sQs socks Red soid at 81 sop bushel
A foaE Ness il retailing al S46 70 Dbl. @ ]
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Wsa @rlsans 9aiIp Gresfent,
DEPARrN1ENT COLUMNS
ssp8 s2thSr Yf,}AsJsnarea
RillsE SatsIIiasn,f!s.


ssss Mr,a sS sas, ~. ~
q oo Z,
.ss.:ss ssa. \.
colo sun breeze pieW rom the nerth all DAY
W.Dea ~ guy piesssl'
AZ aaRAaiast ~ Gang ie anaacauons 81 q cog
night we're decidedly strong.
There was some activity On tie lesee, notwitIp
.,ana;n;SSs Z ala 4voa s,,ar II IN sss An
The GET. QuisTnaH left for Memphis with fine
Trim. The Grand Dusa and clara f)olsen also left
M
~ Weae = w
to the sugar beats they all had COED trips in.
Ing Efss 90. . deiayed her departure, eas y "
teava at e. NJ. to-day. 81 " r. N . e
The regular FRIDAY packet Indian No. will also
,,o.;t;ne,,, - t,,;s aso,,;po.
sss tss.s q = 4 Ia, =
- - i, Il. "A
- - III
simmons Sne W Vow aes sale iaiie.lag fecsiFlhg.
The Memphis Appeal q the 23d Says
srbo sssa sfs,;n,r ,stsrs,ay ,he aocy;,a
during the twenty four hours ending last evening
was a iHches.8 The weather was warm during the
day, IN the evening q regular Texas norther set
10. Business Was very brisk. The Eazoo has been
put il hne order. She is neat, well ARRANGED
and swiftTuDning boat. and5is boRnd to become a
fayorite. Capt Marshal, who, twenty years ago,
was Identified with the MeHplis steamboat BUSH
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rhouHandb are daily speaking The pra'seot
DIR. EAToE's LERAN7zAE CQRbrzz
nd why7 because 1t faIls to afford ,,
when gvenin time. Ii by magic and one ,,oD,
witconvnce yonthat what say Is trR. II el,..in,
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPThTlr
Of snJ kind, andtheraore by
our child Instead Of by desdsnng srn5fbiiig FOR +Ir
oaSen 1t commences itself as The only reliable pr nm me-
known for Children TBethIng Diarrbes uvs.n,-s c,,
In the Bowels, ACidty Of the Stomach Wird a.
anu Group aso.for Softcninghe t3uHs Reducing n ,,,
Ssn-a''ng the Bowels and Relieving Pain as equal
being an anti bpRsmodc It IS used nfa ing
caSes Of Convu!sion other Fits. you ynlr The ne ana
health of your children and wish save them from ~
oghtng consoq which certain to re,rlr rrr
o. h"rcoce Of winch oil other reuedig8 oy Ia4ullIe Ger,
plants are competed take Dr. ERtorrs
DIAL tina you con rely upon 1t isperfecty nanla ana sn
col tins infant Price, cents E1IJdtr.n
tons accompany each bottle. Prepared only By
CHURCH Il DCPO%T
M IN H.
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SAEFDRDIS
SANFURD7S
Il / Y E X INV w o "a T D x
NENsr nehiIitr
ever DebiIitateG.


tits compounded entirely from unls and I'M,
sabshed fact, Standard Medicine and Nv Al
that have Esed resoed to with confidence in all
the diseases for which tits recommended.
II has cured thousands within the two ysara phobss
given all hopes of relief the
Gates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the temperamento he ndIrd
nal taking and used in such quantities The
Bowels
Let thedctaes of your guide Won In fe tn
Liver lnvigoraor and 1t will Liver Corplauts Bilo,a
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea Summer onsns
Dysentey Dropsy Sour Stomach Habns Costivaaess Choo
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera nfantun FlaDJance Jan,
ace Female Weaknesses and be successfully as an
ordinary Family Medicine 1t will cure Sick Hssdache fsr
thousands can testify In twenty minutes two or threetes
spoo6iu areaken at commencement of attack AL who pso
aregiying their testimony in itsfsvor.
MIX waerin the month With the Invigorator ana sv,ov
both together.
q Price 81 per bottle.
~ Also
SandForG's Family Ca4hnr%Ec ,EsiIIx
oomponndedtro pure FegetabeE sd p m diam
Gases, alright, end will keep in any climate
The Family Cathartto Pill gents and active atbart,c
Whca TIE proprietor has used in his practice mora han twenty
ysnF d he sf P 5S
s. All IN Fs s induced me to place them
s 5o saIw That different c'hAF'' act
Ifs Ea ~ c9aTtic Pin With to this we'll
Sh5e and a. s f
f be so @s55 sieae
d pasPs the ~ s5s Ba Sdd and Lon
meg sssses Sha il course Fever creep
ths Ssa Disss %oss s
and anT or Aag 81 Purifier Of the Blood
ms IT. ; In fls advertisement Dose Peo Dimes
DPuggiss generally and sold BY the ali the srsa
St " SANFORD NJ. H., Manufacturer and prosrIet,r
i. WRIGHT = CO.,
"''NSS And 2!d sTs vary Druggist.
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BAeoN.s Bacon Hams are retailing at a2ce and
Sugar Cured At use. % n.
Lam >. Prime In tierees and in kegs Is retailing
at 2742sc. u ID.
WHISKY. sReetifed is retailing slowly at a5c u
gelJon
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Prot wood Thee wilt please accent hC to Inform thos
That the hair on head all fell of twenty yeRra s,
se eau x complicated chronic disease attended with erap
having reduced Dependence have not been
able 10 obtain Hud tor neither been n 10 do ne
In Consequence Of which head has sniTnf e,c,,
from eod THE induced me to Briggs Hodge, amoas
Restorative, about the first Of August last have fafnt
followed the direct Ions and the bald now covered @
hair thick and black though short also rpt,fn In ali 80
y head Feeling confident that smother large bottle would re-
store entirely and permanently feel to IN
Its and being destitute Of puchase any nnrs
would ask thee II hee woudss ng 10 bepd M an n
der on thine agents for bottle and ysef the si
tufe decarHothe reward those arc Kind 10 Bc
widow and the istherless." ~ ~ INV
Thy friend, BISAEEAH EIRHy
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l. o. o. r.
Grand Lodge of Louisiana.

| THE R. W GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, HOO q
meets meet sen 4 on The fourth Tqssasy
Camp Lafayette streets, Orleans: '' Vi
Ssf re- e. Grand asaS Ga4n s sn IF G. @
%efes kGdgs No. Il Grand Master ofseh West
Hope s FIVE, ii @rS s'G n eiss
q lSsF lSss anS ps
6 hsH seSss gdE liz J. G es b "
Ledge Ledge, No u Grand cLspaln Francis K%ye e MGR
i FaoRs%ss4fs odess g. s sGd'" John
p B4tl l q . SS Il is,s
KetHr q F Exes Il ossS 70 8 ps NJ hbs
ens beHoo as No Dse ~ ~
ho2 NV EoE s ofn SS q /, My Soa " g Bs
R s 81 . yN No. sf5sn a a"'s En5, Pfp
1H"SS ny ny E!ps vi Pike
| sa5ag Goneaiaeestaie of the or,ler-p G. NJ E. Pills.
& niy; 1 Sa Z Lodge M g E lo il $
saP Iahes hS9sa Ds So ' IS = &c" - JS SsP
fss aaG No. r. q f4o%Ss G,p iqss
III T. g. Eno"s sm5H T1npIa,T No l5 +, Ed& Bar
iSks oH%scis No c. r l. haSs Of 6lla an@' No.
G;sSssn osSs aoy;@ G2 sS9f 5e@ i
IN i: l. Kyfcy sqathwgsten, No. .; T, e. 't jsos
~, eH a"% No. / e. G. Bs be H. i A. e.
Josiah Foiger Union No. q;
sscrfafy shoqd to Office of the Grand ecre
HENRY BIER Grand Secretary
Subordinate Lodges.
LOUISIANA LODGE No; meets every Friday evening in
Geo. E nf Per- F seg,y 5a,p " w aScTTssy '0re"
WASllINGToN LODGE No 3 meets every Thursday even.
Ing , in M"rEa ~ Bn4i9gs, Thifa ns Officers jain
Rayf f Rao' s %s" JOHN e r ESs "
UNION LODGE No meets every Monday evening lii room
Tfeasu Or. '''' - '''''''
in q 5on S5 "a F9D fs1 sys
5ah ~ sssfsnf Il n MSs T sasi Secretary
in Jefferson Hall, Fonrth District oicers3Wn WINK Il o.
Bai2e f ffsastsf M NJ "o0
rEUToNIA LODGE No 70 every Tuesday evening In
AAssS1"! 6 fiaF agS9hsR Secretary E. Renter, Per-
81 ODD sos ofceTs~Rn whs stf' e T.
4 R. Rsnshaw, v O. F. W. Seymour Per Secretary j. IL
ooMMERcIAt LODGE Ne p every Wednesday
'Ys% No b SsS t"e 3%rs5i
tar " + FINCH Per Secretary George Graham TreasuTer
o5% Va = d h2D Fss~s e Gss syss4
Fsi Sc s5ary J. g. No;S Essa secretary B. DAyA
EsoE HILL one %S3"i5af Eaf ssfnIGs r.
Grips, Per Secretary s. M todd TrsssufcT s'e'As HOE
room 3E r. tS 49 Nc Il e'i fSy seysog
G Bier, Y O. A. Mqre Per Secretary Luther Homes Trsa
h9PGE l. sf every Ea" f Ssa
ch L. Warnsr T Psf ecs.f g. nsat TFsas
Masn1 srnes S sss OSf Tuesday eysgns
s. Mahnse Secretary Howard Mispaaeh Treaser.
ev PGAf r TT gaT Fo N y es,s
o,h n ~ l.. Moi!o w; o. Aonta5te Secretary J.
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sUSAkNAH KIRBY,

=, . - LoONfEN Noble county ina Fc5. 5, lQtQ
rot q j. Wood Dear Sir - In the mart OF the year
iS2 whe attending hs State and National Law School Of the
Snte q rev York hair from nkn0yn 10 me r6r7
menGd falling of very rapidly The short p9ace Of six
ronths the whole upper part my sca was almost
baret OF its covering and much of smng MOI ton uno
the side and back part Of my head shortly after sIp, grey 90
That will not be surprised en tell that anon NV
turn to the State of INDIANA my casual acguaiE 70,
were not 70 much n loss discover change In nv rusar
intimate acquaintance were 10 me
nj Ill. Nn11 A-e
at once made application the PHYSICIANS in
inc country bn receiving mai
could again 20 restored forced become recouciea to
my e- ht fortunately In e part Of tbs wear i'm
your Restorative recommended
Ing The reliable Hair Restorative IN use tlgd ana ,n
tie, and found to satisfaction that jucG III,
desired effect Since that time hive Used seYe Ers worth
CT Restorative. result hive rich paI ~ ,srs
SOFT slack hair, which money can buy. - ''
AS mark OF graf nds tor yonr labor skit in the mo-
ucion OF 10 wonderful nrtfcio have ts
70 many of my Friends and aeuHintaues who happy 10
iniorn you, are using it with like effect. ' w.
Very respectfully, yoHn
A. NJ LAFTA,
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Interior Lodges.


DESOTO LODGE No meets at Baton Rouge OH Thursl.r
evenings ticer6-R Hoffman, N. c. r Iattne I {; =
tsfh Tens,rrr = >''DlS' IT, Sec'sAry' H. H. Mon
METH LODGE No q meets at Shreveport on "Wednesday
G. $ seisan re Secretary F. X Mahuapt Tf rctysr v
S. sLANDEY LODGE No p meets ut 0pconsas every
Gnidry, v omer Porer, Secretary G. 4 Gner Tica,cI
oft@r STHN i oR lrs Ne z meet Wednesday
Secretary Henry Hartford, Per. secreSEy Norwood Tdoa
day evenings ofteersi saIucIair n g. H Ro g ftI"I
y Ss Wla Hunt Secretary ssncon Per, Secretary H.
NV IBERIA LODGE No IS me is at New Irrts on
d d~e s V en- w@ 1h% e. Ross3; s ss e. &
Treasurer 'S'' N'''''''' ''nh "''o'e
rHaIRE LODGE No37 Washington on Saturday
ASssUMPTIoN LODGE No AZ at Napoconville on
ohALb" G LODGE No IS Mnden on Trrsdny
g. W. Datfn, Secretary J, H. WEBB, Treasurer u
HENRY BIER Grand Secretary.
"Odd Fellows Rest"
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR .Issl-uicors - f;srdror
sssos T G:ms4ts MsnGy e sTs
j. r. e. ahs Furn rcs stm%. e
H oiss No. r VI G Moo1p TdSe Wsow Washington
Lodge No. e oo Gfrssns q oig a. ny
ard Lodge No 49, Henry BeT 5 me- oaa H 2 Hoy
Bier, Delta Lodge No i5. A'''' ''''ss NO. II u u
Of y "a end the opening Of The must be applied for
and Lafayette '' ~ 0'''P
Pces OF Lots and VsultsRegnlar lots 10 feet square
Soo ditto by feet $T5 VAULTS douhle to Stockb6din
Lodges SOB ditto to all Others 500; SINGLE 10 StockLoldn,
Lodges SAB to others, 500. - '''"b
Vaults opened unless n cert;s ROT AZ
first obtained from the Secretary - ''p oe
Information relative to the purchase etc can he had
ca application " wv Ni VIC i@u
HENRY BIER, Secretary 0. F. Rest.
General Relief Committee i. o. O. f.
4 his hody meets the FIRST Friday of eoch month Of III
P NJ ~ '"a t'Htl' at O'CLOCK
u g RfERLY, President
ii SFR} RiER Secretary and Trepsu-ar -
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testimonials new, and almost without number might Ia
given from ladies and gentlemen In all grades goc0ty woss
united testimony could resist that Prof Woods Hair Reg.
orhve VIII the bald gray preserve the hair Of
tha youth TO old age, in all tsvouthtu beatty
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Attorney and Counsellor ST. Is "


the periE. ~ 3' '@''1e''""'
The EestoIasTsis MP IN bogs ,breeszc III LMrzs
medium ard stna. The small holhLf rIt ,76 eaiIa Ss
one collar PER bottle The medium Bottle to- least twenty
per cst a9re IN preparation then tho email
collars bcr. Ghe large holds 0uurt ltFJy M rs
IN proportion, and rGais fer ihree doiGrp bottle D. :
WON CO.. FT2pFet1rs, IA Bruaewy, Now OK auc ia
Snrhet bteet s. ioIs No. aud sold by good 4.gis sIG
). WRIGHT Il co, Agent,
Hand hi Qlltylye,t,e
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eATrLg MARK.ET,

s JEFFERSON CITY, October IS, 1851
Arrived yesterday 4o7 Texas Beeves, AZ Hogs,
76s Sheep and $50 Veal Cattle. Amount Of Stock
sold were 2s5 Texas Beeyes,, IA Hogs, 1876 Sheep
and 100 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are
sal Texas Beeves, Iss Hogs, 700 Sheep and 6l2
Veal attic. We quote $500 - -. ~. 80,
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Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzEn =s,r,su.
seS Us win the same essential elements eiyas Of copa
inc ifne standard Anayze the Blood person snering
from Consumption Liver Complaint, Dyapep5ia sr,fre c
aud We ind in every instance certain deficiencies ia
uea OF Blood. Supply Observation-Disclosures and Won a-
fne hooo FOOD founded asos.
ng success. There are ~
FIVE PREPARATIONS
Aa@eu dehclencieE of the Bloodn different
roids bronchitis or any affection wAlerer Of thu
fhroat Or gSinducing Consumption, use Nh pb
he Tor Depression OF Spirits Loss Appetite ana fo
chronic Complaints arising from OyerUse Ggne-af Ihlhx
ana nervous Prostration. No 2 for Liver onDstns No
for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared for hs,,n !,
eafen by drops and carried Immediately the cir1rsn
'hat WHAT you gam yon RETAIN The No Female IreKu
hSSefla' Weaknesses See special directions fo
the Fof SAT- kheuEn Erupons, scroulous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No g. In all cses te dirctjon
mast be strictly followed Price of the Boo5 Food 81 o
bottle. ~
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT No, 800 Broaiwsy, New
sork j. WRIGHT CO., No. q Il l5l Chartres street O.
}. ~oob CO. st. Louis NO., and By all res7acsae rur
Nsts throughout She country.