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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-28

/ ltFERS THE FOLLOWING PREPARATIONS
III OF H's OWN sor.orxn,v,.
st. Johns ARS1cA hs1xEsr. An D
excellent preparation for Sprains, w
Brushes, Swellings, Rheumatism, &c. "a
St. Johns CoNcsNrRArEn ESSENCE or
JAMAICA GINGER. Prepared from the finest
root.
St. Johns ExpEcroRASr. SYRUP, for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest, &c.
St. Johns COMPOUND FLurp EXTRACT or
BUcHU. For diseases of the bladder, &c.
st. Johns VEGETABLE APERlENT PILLS.
st. Johns COMPOUND SYRUP OF THE lIy.
PoPHospuIrEs. For chest complaints, weak
lungs, &C., 49,, ie.a
St. johns AsrrsEprrc DESrvrrrcE.
St. Johns ESSENCE Lemon, Vanilla, &C..
&c. For aavoring.
Shot, powder, grn caps. double water.
proof) Eleys elastic gun-wads, all sizes.
Scari6cators. gum lancets, Evans thumb
lancets, toilet soaps, tooth brushes, powders
hair oils, envelopes, writing paper, hair,
brushes, combs, rszors and strops, fne peck
ct knives, Rogers English scissors, Warren's
English needles, Coats sewing thread.
Carbinate Soda, Salaratus, Hops.
Smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco,
cigars.
Fine Bourbon Whiskey and genuine
French Brandy.
Window glass, putty, oils, eolors, var
nisfes, with general assortment of Drugs
aud medicines, coal oil and lamps, &C., &C.,
HENRY ST. JOHN,
Ice HOUSE, Alexandria, Louisiana.
Particular care given to dispensing physi-
clans prescriptions for which purpose the
very best drugs have been selected.
November s, 1865. II.
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Ia 1t MI B E r.

VIZ HARRIS -..---4..C. F. LEWIS
HAVING purchased the entire Es-
LII tate ofWilliam Waters, consisting
of about twelve thousand acres of Pine
Fimbered Lands, will continue to run
the Saw Mills as usual.
We are prepared to ill any and all
bills promptly, and deliver lumber at
almost any desired point.
Orders left at our Office in Alexandria
with ). A. Crawford will be promptly
attended to.
HARRIS & LEWIS.
hoy 7'666m
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FLANNEL AND WOODEN GooDs.

We have at present the largest and best
stock of BLANKETS in the city, consist
ing Of American and French Navy, Eng.
llsh Mackinaw, 6,7, and 8 lbs. Gray, for
Plantation use. Also, q fine assortment Of
White Bed Blankets, 1914, la, 1874 and
ia, all OF which we will be pleased to
show, even these warm days. 81. i,5,.'I
Our Supply of ~ 81.
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New Orleans Advertisements.
~-e->-~~>~~~>~~~s~~~3-~
| E G. Ia U E L,
lac Caaaa1 street,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia,
| RS GLAD to inform his friends and TIL,
i public in general that he has just re
ceived a fine and stylish stock Of German
French and English Goods per steame
Fire Queen, and which he is now offerin!
at very low prices, in order to open goot
| TALL trade, to-Wit--
cAL1coEs,
MUSLIN DE LANES,
| BAREGES,
| PlQUES,
COLD BRILLANTINES
Plain and Printed French FLANNELS
- anf ~ TARTANS.
With the above full assortment Of
E.7tBR0LDERLEs,
consisting in part Of
JACoNET EDG1NGs AND 1NsERTINGs,
SWISS - :.
NULL :. :.
NAINsooK !. "
LINEN CAM. >. :.
lvALENCIENNE : ).
BANDS AND RULINGS. :
5 " Also
A we'll selected, nicely assorted and ex.
tensiye stock Of HANDKERCHIEFS
for Ladies, Gents and Children, such as
EMBROIDERED,
LACE,
HEM-sT1TcHED,
TAPE,BoRDERED.
R0SLERI.
in great quantities and ofall qualities, for
Ladies, Gents, Misses and Boys, Of Eng
| fish, French and German makes, which are
to be sold as cheap as the cheapest, and
are as good as the best.
Would call your attention to the de.
partment Of t..
Ladies', Gents and Childerens MERINO
VESTS.
Ladies' CHEMISTS, pure linen and very
a ~ CHEAP.
Ladies CHEMISES, Plain and Embroid.
ered
NHI2E coos,
Consisting Of
WHITE JACONETs,
SOFT CAMBRICS,
NAINSOOKS, :
NULL MULLS,
Paris MUSLINS, =.
Paris MULLS,
Paris JACONETS,
49, BRILLANTINES,
(. Plain and Striped
n AlNSO OKS,
Plain and Striped JACoNETs,
"A and "a SWISS MUSLINS,
4 ~ 4 N.Y.
A large and varied assortment Of F RENCH
!CORSETS, OF all prices, qualities and
sizes.
Is "a follows:
cp r.,,,er
"A a aI s 81 p.ACn n naM11n
"a and "a iNnia p EhnmMI"1'
"a and and "a GRE iN gnM1sJ Raprcr
RACK SIX GPENan1NTs ~
B Bae,TS RnMR HnTNaDi I'M
R n ACK p 1IphGAs
R1'ACK nEI'AINEs
RACK AM WHiTr rAsu,,rpr
,RIAGK AMI Wu1TE 11paMIs
NJ ACK I'D wI.iI,I pnII t q x1 nM S,,rx,,,r
RACK ENGLISH 4 IS; and TPENrH tI np, pns;
pI aEK CTR nc a anu na anENSH GRAPES
> '-1'1>' A4oAs'
ID a
1I ggiss ycLyd 1uy.c ab
- +" - a
Muslin DELA1SE, e GRExAD1NE,
TAMERr1NE. BAREGE,
LAMA, CHAMDRAI LACE,
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a. and "a BLACK TAMISE.
5-4 and 81 BLACK CASHMERE.
"a and 81 INDIA BAREGE. 5a
5-8 and "a GRENADINE BAREGE,
BLACK SILK GRENADINES. 5,
BLACK BOMBAZINES.
BLACK ALPACAS.
BLACK DELAINES. @
BLACK AND WHITE CASHMERE.
BLACK AND WHITE ALPACAS.
BLACK and WHITE POILS-DE.CHEvRE
BLACK ENGLISH and FRENCH GRAPES
BLACK SILKS-ALL PRICES
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no.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13

~ 31CO0
Prot. Aoassis opuM W the conclusion
that tho continent Of Ncsth AaeriA was
eeos covered With ice : mile il thickness
thereby agrseins Nth Prof.. Hitchcock and
ether eminent geological writer's concern.
Ing The glacial period. In proof Of iii,
conclusion, - says that the slopss Of lhs
Allegheny mage Of mouptains are slocics
ven - Re vDEy ~, sxospt = fswl bSintl
which were above the level Of the icy moss
Mount WaeAingtsu, e. instoaa. = ,0ver
5000 Nst high. and tAs' rough unpolished
surface Of IL snmuiA yeavelsd with loose
fragments, jdtt below the level Of which
Glaeier marks come = ~ cod. ITALIA TIT il
keed IL I'D alpoe 49, NJ ~ =.
vsesea Mod atowls ~ USe.5iU,
seneo, the thickness Of the ice cannot have
Zen moeh lesa than aoOo& aud this Il in
Keeping With the same kind Of evidence in
eur parts eftAs coepeFy1sfef When the
nsuntains are much beio~ 5000 fset. the
- seems g have passsd dlssctly over them
s ssasiseSsS g::sIs 5i|s: 4! -. l.igh!:I
wae.0h'sotAtPssAth; a Iskss III h.;
Vanished fe9 s g issi.;t ~ .I !.
lssss ss:a 8, :s. s s = s. e %essst, :,s.s;
- powdef, The sls0s6ts e The coil were
olAqpeeo esepeeeettions, thdg11nits W.
eaefi:d tnes st6e He rsgisus, linz was
oanesedA -. toeDeto'As2 md uapeoouc-
~ (fenitt'diooFjole IN I soll ~ prs.
ks.ea eee the a~gsisoitar1a - Of man.-
1n1ee Seesvsdeoeoo all ovvr ~ .bolSf |,
snev tA4s \ - pssSo1 rs 40
9sWSss1Oeee eo1enasd ~ oser H. 800.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13

Gstnlisss - ~ ! resident Or C.ts..
GA nd bAvs efsn bses disposed 70 Wrjte vos
sdncesalngue real valss n four kRLfZ1GiE
kkiHNI = : remedy for 1ndiesstien "a M
| P4psie. desifs-tO express % YOU nv sincere
9sasatude for the great sseGt ~ SEL7zH8 kee
o9n: my me fot iser Or I've yeako NJ vic
h4s besa sadly s0ictsA Win Dyspet1iA I'd II
81 esise s9dss shs tseelansnt cf several Soatern
!oe 10 or th!ee ysess. ~ - Sicily in1nesA
sci:eek The sdvies efa IssssSd Pkysieiss. Dr. o.
eieiis. q svssasusA. .whgsinnt1o4oly -lyseSedl
a. wifh your EfRERvEGCENT BELTxFr.
she began 70 improve q once ssdie,
Aow seegDcsEY vnA lfsf, 4 ~ dsly foe m,
huuseAhy to mike III steteecnS.s ~.
2 qeoteine - v4IsaA1s 1Ao0DA BE- widely ASotn
J~rtsG1gyea 1iqgite1bb Sublteity. ~ resso7.
~ 1yeessese frsjltgde 80 thanks. a. =.
~ ssil' !sss =. =, i:TsSs.s Csrss::.. N
he sueeeihe oillioss q sss ispd % give THE
rs7edy 9 TRIAL; cosvtneed thaa b ~ tinsly ~
TX ~ = f:lisyss may csrs1 q
HCK HEAlACn9, llxxINEeS. lNDlQEe-l +
lEf21Iyesskc5s an taftlui
WANTS. RHEUMATIC ATeECT1ON0. 40.
a:!sd the pamphlsts f tsslinssials Win e.
sS:3.s re Do 20 sls - .sd'sie9 aeainss ~.
"a nAHurAcSunsD onY y
n - &C..
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13

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CURE YOtRsEtf:
DIR. .BAkRRH MPICIFICc

81 - Il I Il - q ia ~
This Medicine will cure 6onorrhss, Glest
Structure, Seminal Weakness OF Sperm,
atorrhea, Chordee, Diseases Of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and al Diseases o
the Sexual Organs caused BY Contagios
or Weakness Of either Sex, Males Of
Females.
THIS elegant, popular and infallible prep.r..
ton, 20 celebrated in all our large cities for me
cure OF Private Diseases, IL now offered 10 the n.
ficted and wARRAHfsD 70 cUnR oil diseases Of tbs
Genital Organs Of either sex, male or female. IN
a few days.. "
DR.. Bakers Specific.
Is the only aAfe and reliable remedy for the cure
ct Spermatorrhea generally termed Seminal
dulgonce. which 10 nov 90 ~fearfully prevalent in
oil parts Of the country.
Dr. Daker's Dpecaac.
Iss great hessing, Purifying and selfcur;ns
remedy, requiring no medical asd or ndyice.'
w this great !nedicine you can Cuxs Yous-
BY ignorant, pretending doctors.
Dr. Bakers 1noeetaon.
N. BIN eases Of 0onorrhea, elect end Sgric-
ture, DR.. Bakers Injection il recommended
to b used in coljun ct.oa with the specific, - Il
materially aids IN subduing. tie innamms4lodi
and stopping the discharge. both IRE recon
unended to be used in these complaints.
~ A treatise on sexual disssses called he
"self Inssraeter." scconpaniss each bottle vf|
the Specific.
Price-Dr. bakers Specific, $3.50 per bottle.
Prios-Df.1 ahcr's Injection, 81 per bcttls.
rnee.Mtae Injecting Syringe. SO carts re-
male Injecting Syringe. 50 cents
r.s staltb&e!5f |js!;;! "a |ss sssssGSss IN. s%SSI:: .s5I:;s..
70 Fsst Z! .lle.$slt!ss'aFssSse6S!n 81. R.sfsilNafY2
CO.. Nae q. North Firth Street, 81. Loais, No. |
end = tes4 brsneh store, 30 Madison &c. Chi.
cnso. Ill. For salsbl DF&9eis1Apperally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13

open DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
and holidays excepted fromw0e to =. m
e. SATURDAY EVENINGS 81
rom Z 70 s o'clock. I~xrrsssY eAiowsd on depoaita
q the rate Of FivE per cent. per aanuAn.
be had at the bank. 4.
Money to loan on good improved Real Estate.
Feb2Odwfs DAVID y. TRUE prea't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13
WlNSL0W 1 CHRISTENSEN,
BANKERS.

ID LA 0A1sl.E ST., CHICAGO.
Buy and Sell Exchange on Nsv Yose. Loxpox.
Paris. and 81 sthsr rrOmineBt cities in Europe.
Specie and Government Securities bought and
sold ut best rates. General Banking business
transacted. nov13-dam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13
MARVIN & WHITE.
cBAs.. =. MARVIN. 4 y. vrrfn
DANKERS.

ES0W0 NCW 4O3ke
6e2eks, Bonds, Gold ard Ill kinds Of Novsrnment
Securities purchased ! sold on commission.
.R.sxRsxcss National Baak Of North Ameri-
CO, =. K; National BroadwsJ Bank, n. r.: Ed.
wards, Nichols / kichstds. Boston : WIN. Clan.
tn4Co., Boston Union National Bsnk. Chica966:
Y. :. Allen, Des Moines. Iowa; First NeionaI
hank. Davenport, Iowa; Herkimer Co. Bank.
Little Fails, n, Y. au~Qe dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13
.adrire to the .HMfrfed.

HDIs. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
Is the 1ost perfect and admirable article
ever discovered for the Preservation,
Beauty, Growth and Restoration Of the
H1ir.
n sOFsENs, BHAu4ffIES. KNDArRENGTH-
i ems the Hair, prevents 1t from falling on and be-
e0Ming permanently gray, removes the dandruff, and
turn harsh uAfntt hair htb that which Is smooth,
glossy, lively and beautiful.
DR.. Cooks Magic Hair Oil,
Isshe ~ ssoN1UknSan, snd~ Vim ts5dure 1 luxu.
rient growth of NEW HAIR on BALD HEADL In all
casos where any ARTIFICIAL means can be Of any avail.
m most Intelligent and teauAAnl Ii Aies ahd &entlc-
men In st. Louis use it, and regard it an indispensable
article for the toilet.
Price, IS cents per bottle.
..PfeParyd anh snld ypy = EAITRRkE 4 O.,
No. % North Ffrh street, st. Louis, Mo. also fSr
Madison street, Chicago, nj.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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EVERY GIFT MGjMED
WILL Be DRAWN.
- .494& aEt =. 4 t
Eyoey 6th Ticket Win 1saVo0I(l,
TINE LARGEST eleT S6ooo. !.
= Ticket costs but owe Dollar, ard II may
draw $1,000 y 5000 E1suss aad Lei. Il
only eosts On .DolaAaA Z
1Dvost q Onci4 1
.Eleven Tickets mr. ol0.oo


nevv - snrD nSUkx.
EMssey - - sess q sss sisk y OssA, ~
Desss, Pesle4ss orders, Or Registered IStAss.
B1itofs. Fssshastsis. and 0sesrsl DEALERS
~ requested 10 aet . Agents, 70 wAsa / Wfn
|Sl1ew ~ Ssll ssnxessjso - III ~ tebAeSo -.
dlssA. Agssts win b. sspRiis1w itA tAstssas.
sDes s1plteetioa, for ffss Gstsihsetaa. n;
A11BssCsll ss6srste
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aAo Dsarssrs stsst CAs.ass. ~.
Pesssass Drsvs,. 1,ssA.
1hsiss ass@p ~ sssrs ,Rsdsee
'rEhresss6uSt ysswssA tsJAsss1hev,
ssaiily q 10 psrsIass1 u - Ssss,eissS)
&1nil Gsde d Chicago. An eeedo va5gi1ss11
asseeesesstpf- Csfeea sxasiae ~ 80.
4~sAYloHasJ cvvosnd
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ofMia, $40 per bottle
Phce-0rdley's Salt Rheum and letter Ointment,
NH = s s;ss rs; s, =; ss;; y z ! ~ n; 4: :
e' Fo. liz, ..;e ~, As&VGI ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13

t""'" Mr.. Marks o"
lcpRE !
This Celebrated Remedy is an Infalliule
Cure for SYPHILIS in the primary, Sec.
q.dssyand. Tsrtials ADeE
IYNA1fiANdH CfrrKSTTfkkE EXISTS xcoN.
which y capable Of tranSnipios BY inocylalion.
Dr.. Marks Stphflitic Cure IS
the only Nardite thAt will sdre SYPHILIS in all its "a
ri0us and complicated forms, and thoroughly eradi-
cate the syphilitic poison or virus from the system.
Symptoms Of the PRS or Primary Stage.
This 10 known by chancres or ulcers appearing soSn
ntef an exposure. To cure the frst stage, use Dr.
Marie syphilite Cure 41ihs and s~yphiihic Wash, etc.,
which neve. fall to cure syphiis in = iex daysm
never rms to cure this stage. Price per Package
$12 20,
Symptoms, of the Secondary Stage Of Sy-
philiA VI. "
This is known by the following: Ulcers in the mouth
nose, throat, glands, skin, head, nails, mucous mem
branes, c%encsrous sores on the a1ns and legs, erup.
tom on NE skin. s~croeula. etc. 70 care thu second
stage, use Dr. Marks Syphiiuc Care PIN and Throat
Wash.
These medicines are an infallible cure for this stage
u ussd : ~s9ficisnt length u time to eradicate the pol
Price per package 5000 including Throat WASH
II omitted, 900 per package.
Symptoms Of Third or Tertiary Stage Of
Syphilis.
This stage is known by the following sYnplons:-
Nodes Of hard sne p:anfui TuIaors @ the Boeet En-
Syphflitic rheumatism. Alteration Of the Parts. ate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13

- s-a 4 "a y
French Clocks, 80. 1e0
! 60 do = 80
3 Do Hronss Clocks. vsluad iron 10
70 y. ~
~ Clocks, valued from Sto II. ~ ~
100 Pocket Knives, valssd iron tie toS. as
50 Chatelaines, with Pins,5 350
100 HOl3d Gifts, !. 400
es1s 0iag. vsluea 4 Alsvsss,
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Keeps constantly on hayd . large atock and
assortment Of the above goods, 10 which Is
would invite the altentionfOf the trade. Ora.rs
pro4ptlv attended 10 and Ut lowest aass. otas
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FOrei News.

House If Commonly on the ground Of bi B.
cry and corruption ut their elections.
The ata6arashirs (England) mamufsCtur-
crs kava advanced the sprics Of china aed
~saftAen~afe At the rate of about ten per
cent, owing to the cphanced yaluspfs labor
In Berwickshire, England, there isa little
parish called Legsrwood, containing . pop
ulation- Of six. hundred persons, aunone
whom there has not been q death for fifteen
months. = 2
A. the resept nissionsy anpivesuy of
the British Wesleyan Chapel in Paris, Mr..
Adams, the secretary, announced that the
annual income Of the Wesleyan Missionary
Society has now reached the sum Of fl60,
600. y
A society has been formed in Paris for
the purpose o preparing a new and complcte
translation Of the Scriptures. In order to
ensure impartiality the task will be confius
ed to learned men Of the Roman Catholic,
Protestant and Jewish religions
rT->~rrr-1-- ssa~st
THs Fllsr CoLoRnD JURY II GEoRGIA.-
A novel proceeding was before Judge Davis
lFrsedmens' Court) yesterday Afternoon
2V-Wst . 4 -.I4I 81 4.-- j
It was an sction OF debt. Rev. Peter
Johnson u. Rev. Richard Golfer. The
plAtntif detnAaded twenty seven deEars for
board. The defendant filed an of set of
oiNeoy dollars tot hbbr. M thtirb evAtA
state?erRaA9 HGarel1yiARrsSlPash
j. not .at . loss to beside. They both being
preachers and members Of tie same church,
apnd entertaining, ashe said he did, an sx-
dPtcd opin,on q. Pereeps occupying their
position ; and fearing he would be compel /
ei to doubt one, If not both Of them. III
b heard the sass, 10 ssmmoasd three COL
s: & iNsiESai i'i sssi! Ia | ia !
-twho, after hearing the esse, gave their
that the defendant wos indebted to
plaintiff in tho sum OF six doliass. W. !
attach lnpcrtance to this item q being the
6tst verdict rendered By 1 eolorsd Jury in
t1s State Of Georgia, indicating, perhaps,
that re SepthiA qpfe wYb6tS o jpstse4
!; y; si.1s ne 2tasiiE:|tasl'a iIaa13
140fcA 23k ..E S%s..wS sss.a n
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A6NW HN8UdNGo =
DRACTlCAL DYRR-PA1TlCuLAn At.
:.:s.o: Pc e sys;.s Slssas SUE ysly3Is'
nerth side. nyls-d1y
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OAsE5:f7 AZ 4sss.aRGka ssssa4E e
ves~nst, 10.
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-24
IHE DAILY CLARION AND STANDARD
LOCAL DIRECTORY

4 l. swan. Auditor Of Public Account. o Jab,
n Egh1s Ereas,uer, G.. Il. Hooker Nttorne1l
Gcuerd James NJ kfunsud. Adiutaut Comet,
DANES + Many. Private Sccretarv- Mari,,,
Smith Keeper of the Gspital ~ ''' '''
nav IsoVernment.-D N R,rro,t. ~,
HGeo A Symyth, City Clerk, Jemes an a NE
Collector and City Marshal. civ Assessor liz LIZ
Adams. City Sexton Daniel Kayanancb CO,
fcrTym4n John fapley. AIdsraHea, Msssrs las
NG Boyd. a. Nirden James Tapley NJ MAI ,nrh
lin ThOs. Crreen, y ohm Nelson Raaub,r n, a. 81,
of the Board OF Aldermen on first and fbirj r.
DAYS ~ each month, .-Alayors Office in Citv Hal
lower floor last room on right of passage ''''''
ASSOC RATIONAL,
Hsonic.-Pearl Lodge No. n C., Johnson w
y d. = Porter Secretary Regular commit
catIons hrst Saturday evening iR,each month
Sllas Brown Lodge No IS Amos II Iobnsto,,
" NJ Geo. A. Smythe Secretary RegnJs,
communications on the evening Of the third Non
D3y IN each mouth. ..,r..=, -t- ~
Jackson R A Chapter No. /. lHos1 Palmer
High Priest j. II. Echols Secretary RernIar
communications second Tuesday evening in each
month.
AO, q. E.-Capitol Lodge, No, il. T. d Pace.
Noble Grand; Henry Strauss SlcretarN Meets
every Thursday night
DC son FIRE Company NO.I.--Thos Green.
president; II, Is. Evans, Foreman: I Strauss Sec.
fetry. regular meeting first onday evening
q lssi~s'ppl HInes.-wm French. Captain;
= French, Secretary Regular meetings first
Monday evening in each month. Drills first and
thrd Fridays in each month
i ln NETT circle, y. B.-W. + Fitzgerald.
centre Y. j. Smith, AdjdtLut; c. a. Lusk. Sec
fetary. Regular meetings first and third Satur-
days III each month Drills every Tuesday night.
~ Arrival snd Departure of Mails.
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DIN. EAM Q Ed VILbERI ;
= TETTER OINTMENT
DISEASES OLE ruE SKIN

Is most excellent preparation for the eure'of tn
class OF maladies usually termed
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not be deceived by purchasing any OF
ouack nostrums under the variohs names
ltters. Purchase none sether but DIR.
cks Stomach Bitters, which are com
lled of the phrest drugs and jim which
ltficted can FeTyg yuV
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T1NGEs THE PALE CHEEK

with the roseate hues of nature rounds and chiseh
the emaciated adds brialliancy to the eye and in
tellect, arouses the melancholy, soothes the ner
poses old age 1t produces these effects by thor
Oughly arousing and reinvigorating the whole fe
male system to its natural healthy functions. No
female, married or single in delicate health should
be without it. Call ON our Agent and ask his opin
ion Price 81 50 per bottle ...ffz F- yt--.a--
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IMILLsAPs d BRowN.-In this morn
n@' issue will be found the prof 'ssional card
( thesc gentleman, WHO have associated for
be practice of law in Copiah and adjoining
ounties, and for the purchase and sale of
hesitate. Aside from their thorough learn
ngin the law, they are practical business
men, and will attend faithfully to all inter.
St. cummitted to their care.
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DE LA ROCKIES
CHI ILL XXI NC.

A never failing Remedy for an forms of Chills,
Chills and Feyer Dumb Chills Intermittent, Re
mittent and Bilious Fever, Periodical Headache,
Neuralgia pain and aching of the joints and limbs
plants Of maiarious origin. Produces nOunpleas-
ant feelings about the bead be administered to
infants and be relied upon in the longest stand
ing cases to be found, and the cure is permanent.
Call and look at It, o.. 70 ~ o. 20 q t4 I