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a State convention viii be held in jackson on
the 18th Of this month to appoint delegates to the
18th Of August convention st Philadelphia The
lpeppla of the diiarant counties are called on to
send delegates to Jackson.
~ THE AMENDMENT REcErED- Bs,ra Sessian of
ne Leg5ssafl ie.-The circular Of Secretary Sew
ard enclosing the amendments to the (onstitpfinn
recently proposed by Congress for the ratification
Of the several State legislatures, was received by
Governor Humphreys a few days ago. We have
reason TO believe, for this and other causes, the
governor will, IN few days, issue his prociasna-
tof conyening the legislature in extraordinary ses
EFleksbnrg Herald,
The YidksbpFg Herald, Of Saturday. says that
Judge Yerger deeidedaon Friday last, il a case
before tbescgeuit eeurtaof Warren that-the COR
aporaton Of the city of vicksburg has nopower te
tax the National Bank Of that city, either for
license, pr npon its stock on its current business
because such taxes are repuguant tostle acts Of
Congress estahl fishing and regulating the national
banks Of the country.
ne BLOODY AFFRAyssrA desperate and bloody.
ARRAY took place yesterday evening in the barber
shop on Capitol street, between w. S. Berresford
ana Deputy sheriff w. II. Pitinan, In which the
latter was stabbed in the abdomen and left arm
the wounds being dangerous, if not fatal, We did
moi learn the origin of the difficulty. Berresford
Nas arrested and y new in custody. vi
Il = - ~ 'Niae g . S'A%s |iAA'l
o. That county is collecting materials for life Of
Gen. Earl Van Dorm.
We saw. 4 ba1f IN ,at.o,, =. ts.5, ts.I . X III
SroyyY a5 r Il; ft II IN Il; aag " IL ii
acconnts H ue are ~ age b3fs VIZ I'M gi ah
Amy on III III 5,,s, ass W.
Pqis55ibson staadsrd.
ssvLF 4SD sHIF ISLAND RAII.Ro ~. NE learn
from the Btandon Republican that Colonel O oil
t1if afd Sin Isisnd sasgas9 q ge
North Tor the puronsa III ~ X III III siS 4
fhia road.--T Vickgburg Hayala - ~ ssiA1
T1yv rar,rm,, 4. y ~ s. ~ aai
c;i;as;, t5,,s Jackson and other
~ nm I'M I'VE , snat le Ireehanen eele.
sS n y @ me poer white trash
Fs Il 49, NJ ~ us place the day
IA IA M II III Il, s US gs4ng none 80 poor
;5; go ~ r Se. = wv 1soe even see the
$50 - - I 80. & s''1soi SisiA0li.
Saugs " ats mas question Tor advsement,
originating IN Kinds county IteaIne up on appli-
cation for 3,ss,,da,,j,,s ii comnaI tba sbarifF \
receive cotton money in payment Of State taxes.
The question: no matter how decided kill 40 to
the High Court FOR final discrimination
w 4l4fp,, flz5,ns ~ III
~. M Z, uIoHs ats INNING
arnntb 1850 II III w illuSA1 utsaueg
tsntsan las l. WV vur1 e oy W Aha3
ay Ihat IA ~ SssS ~ TOW ooine planters
fon syern Az s9lli anlcn Y generated lAe COT
l6nkS tbSv lt ~ 20 pc
4fa,5s - x y stlSlE4 ~ u0es seen as
"a subiert M ~ AlA Ae llls agriculture
sao,,ti,Faa att sis u IL Npltcali 4th %
sefiofziv a5e.sfSe y, y Ivy lssssp leM weeks 70
s44l,l ~ NJ 70 ssqe ShQg pIosQecb IN this Sec
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THIRD DISTRICT CouRr CHARLES G. E. BAoUIE vs.
Of New Orleans. l HENRY v. BAXIER-Eo. ii ~

THIRD DISTRICT CouRr CHARLES G. E. BAoUIE vs.
Of New Orleans HENRY " BAXTER-So. q, 2S7
by VIRTUE of a writ of FierI Fae1as
- to directed by the honorable the Third District Cont
Of PUBLIC auction at the Merchants Aucttoneers E
hoya between canal and streets
Of August 1866 at - O'clock NJ the following described pro-
pertY, VIII
A LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and improve.
ens thereon situate in the Fret District Of this city being
pnebird of lot designated No L. Of square bounded
y Basin Franklin Gasaey and Canal streets and has
~ Feet front each OF Basin and Franklin streets 2O
feet depth and front Gasquet street. of which forms the
corner, French m easure.
Seized in the above suit. -H.. .s ...r b.
1s5= TERMS Cash on the spot.
Plan will be exhibition the Exchange some DAYS nre-
yious to that of sale.
HARRY T. HAYS
#eE @ Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
BuhKLhH's......,.. ...,,.,."...nuLKlEE'
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM : TO 4 DAYS.

.BULkLER'R

Important Invention for senlonInr Lumber,
y will season Lumber average cost of 81 DER (, feet
1t will season Lumber thoroughly and check il sgs
than any other process.
It is safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
any other process
The expense af Kiln Right is within Lie reach q
every one.
It cos es to dry out the in Lumber than TO hepit
twenty miles
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER
The Lumber from the ready to be worked In
medlatoy. -
The cost Of cangnga common Dry Air Kiln into a Steam
Kiln Of erecting Kiln and the price Right ara
often saved in year by this process
Noneed OF keeping large stocks of lumber 1t costs
less to dry by this process than the price while
drying in the air.
Carpenters, Coopers Cabuet Carriage Sash, Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners of Planning Machines aaw Mg
and all who wish dry lumber should be possession Of the
Right to this invention.
common Hot Air Kiln be changed into a steatl Kiln
This process in the Car shops Of the Peunsy
erni Chicago and North Western; Chicago Alton aud St
Louis: Illinois Central ChicRg0 Burlington and Quincy;
Michigan Central Toledo and Wabash Sunduy Dayton and
Glnclunat and other R road Companies Also h many Of
Agricultural Implements etc. throughout the United States
GRAIN, FLOUR, MEAL, FRUIT VEGFTG iii FS,
TOBACCO WOOL, PAPER, BRICK SALT, aud otnar
substances are dried by this process,
test Of the Dryer allowed paying for The P.HL b
pay ing for the drawings and specifications.
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j. FELIX RIEu VS.. FOURTH DISTRICT Counr OF NTty
g, ssl W 1.AMY.n IS toR4E4Es-rHo. 1922, ~ -,
ERG VIRTUE Of writ Of lers Facfag
~ directed by The Honorable The Fourth strict C6a o New
Orleans in the entitled easeto Charles BIengtn
Sheriff wa BY said ate will proceed
t9se Anepnat the Merchants aud ucti0neer ~.
change R9ya stEeet heweea Canaand cgst9heuss streets
p The Second District ct this city on FRID k tie IAN
perry viz; - Z
l. A PORTION OF GROUND In the Bourg DatSfse
right bank Of the Fyer, designated On plan made BY a.
ID ieneeOuft late sHrvQyo the i9tA MaToh 1892 and de
posted in the office oa THoRre, late notary, plan
twsR IF his hook o. plans, as lot No. sdere Ne
IN yAsge seguin arthslsFy and peaEopds s5es
mont oi hundred snd 81 htyShrse feet deep
pete ines one hundred sod ten feet eight inches
and ten hnes IN width In the rear Together with 81 tie
buildings thereon and AL The rights etc, 'F5 affl
~ tAN0THEE PoRTT0Es9F GROUND, together with all
hs n right hau Of the hyeE about four miles
city gf IF GaEeaFs plantation and designated by
steeA IN = sketch anneSed 70 Of gtson passed be-
> Magner notary puolie in this city on the 18th Of May
$50 masurinEone sHd hs apeuts and one tose front
M flYf y ct forty aEpentks bounded side by
Of A. Camus. rN " s's 9etAiieeit - r ''-s47
Seized In the above suit
RS%fRRMs-Cssh on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS.
bheHh Of the Parish Of Orleans
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FIFTH DISTRICT coRuT OF OTTO ROHWANER Va. III w.
New Orleans-No 1926, ! D0NNELLY.
iI4Y VIRTUE ola writ Of ferf fneIls to me
- directed by the Honorable the With District Court of
New 0rleens in the aooye entitled canse will proceed to
sell at public aution, SATURDAY the l4h day of July
1896 at clock NJ at the Panters Cotton Press Aunun
city; a5 5l H9E45 2 FNi IfT ID - II ~
il One bale Of Cotton, marked ]. ID in diamond.
I hezedi in TIE above suit;
Es5@ fERMs--Cash on the spot
HARRY 4. HAYS,
dl .Yes Sheriff Of the Parish of oreRns.
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IEe1a Beware of GOunterfeItsl -tagg
See that the signature of &c NJ. JACKSON is on the
wrapperof Zach bottle. 1 Ez9.i=l 'p#-M
Should your Druggist not have the article, do not
put on By any of the Intoxicating preparations that may be
offered in its place but send MS, and will forward,
securely packed, by express i''-
No. 6s1 Arch street, Philadelphia, Penn.
1913. laTfnJONEs &rEVANs, ra3.
Successors to 6. N. JACKSON s co.,
r.. ..J EPRoPRIEToRs
For saI by Druggists and Dealers in every town in the
BARNES, WARD 4 co.
New Orleans Agents, |
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sash Door and Planning Mil 29 Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been using BnlkeyB Patent Lumber Dryer for
several months We find it almost Indispensable shouId
not have been able to Gil orders without
months In opinion the only way thoroughly season
lumber in seas0nahe time and believe the later SO
dried is il injured by the prOcegs,
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J. 0RIoL VS. HIS CRED.} SIXTH DISTRICT
itors-No. 1929. Court of New Orleans
DIV VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
order Of ale rendered June 70 1899 and 9 Greeted
in the above entitled matter will proceed sell public
anotion, the Merchants nd Auctionee Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and CustomhOusa Streets the
District II this city SATURDAY the 23h day July
1866. at 70 o'clock NJ
The Schooner G. W CHAPLIN together with all her Tackle
Rigging ETC. as she nov lies in the Mississippi the foot Of
Montegut street in the Third District Of this city,
Ne PERMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff. Of the Parish OF ORLEANS.
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THIRD DISTRICT CoURr OF THOMAS BURDoN VS.. HIS
new 0RLE4Ns-No. 21559. }OREpIF0RS
DIV VIRTUE Of and in obedience to, an or
- der ofsae rendered July 9th 1866 directed the hon
orahe the Third District Court of New Orleans the above
entitled matter will proceed to sell at public auction
SATURDAY the 2st day of July, 1866 at o'clock N
Warehouse No % Jefferson street in the Second District
Of this city, account OF the creditors Of sa nsoVent
A lot OF Household Furniture sRch Paror Sofa Mirror
Etagere Chairs Rocking Chair Book Case, Tables Sdboard
Marble Clock, Bronze statutes Bureau and lot Of
ting, etc etc,
The whole surrendered by said his creditors
DeriuveutaTy file
.RS-T RRMs-Gash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orlsanv,
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Test made by Rukeys Lumber Dryer Of two places black
Walnut inch boards II inches wide about tnrunk
ZIG inch in Width one 10 inches wide, dry be
made, shrunk q inch in width In opinion process
lnhs not in IT. =. ~, -
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TAR. RURIN DU BUISSON,S DIGESTIVE
II Lozenges and Powders of the Alkaline Lactates-The
Akaue Lactaes exercise the beneficial influence
the arrangements Of digestion either by their peculiar action
the membrane of the stomach
latter through their combination with the to the Gastric
juice supply of Tactic Acid which all English French an
other Psychologists admit to be essential principle
geson Fer the information Of those may be without
medical advice may be the symptoms Of i'm.
paired digestion Headache pain forehead hemi.
Grania gass gastraga, heartburn, wind the stomach
and bowels less Of appetite emacation All these
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline Lacates which
may be always had in loZenges or powders
General dep8in Paris at GRIMAULT Co rs Chemists to
II. !, H. Prince Napoleon, As rue Rcheeu.
In New Orleans, at DUCONGES, DELOCHEsS. Gull
LOTS and at every other good Chemists
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From the Rev D Merrige the Pagsyunk Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given to Dr.
HooAauds German Biters, I iBdHced give them
trial. After using several bottles found them to be good
remedy for debility and excellent tonic for
stomach. I.. D. MERRIGE.
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FOueTg plsTa5oT oouRT} FoLGER 4 co. vs. NELSON DU-
OF New Orleans RAND-No. lfal0.

q D.
Of New Orleans. RAND-No. 1880
pY VIRTUE OF "a writ of seizure and sale.
~ directed by The Honorable the Fourth District
New 0reansn the above entitled Charles Benyenue
late sheriff, aud by said late sheriff transferred will
proceed to sell at public auction the Merchants Auc
acueers' Exchange Royal street between Canal and Custom
house Streets in the Second District of this city TUES
DAY the 24h day Of July 1866 al y o'clock the follow
ing described property, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon rights privileges and thereto belonging
wise Hppertanng situated the First District
this city in the square bounded by Clio Erao Bacchu
Dyade Streets and designated lot No. So plan de-
posted in Tx office of T. Stark notary public in this
under the No IT, Sad LOT p eet front Clio
by depth between parallel lines Of 1853 feet 10
and lines Being the property acquired By defendant
by purchase from the succession of the late NJ Bell per
passed before said Notary stark the llth day Noyem
Der, 1889.
Seized in the above suit.
REE- FER&s-Cash on the spot. ..
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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ne Rows NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY,

Il october /, 1865, -.
This work Of which have been Editor and Proprietor
ever TWENTY YEARS, which has had very heavy subscrp
tton and advertising list in every part of the Union is
Ny purpose in the future il give it anaonal character,
and to deyoe all Of energies and to the develop
ent Of the great material interests Of the Unionts Com
nece Agrcultnre Manufactures Internal improvements and
General Industry. III.
In addition to these important topics the work will embrace
discussions great questions Of legislation
the relations Of the States the permanency Of the Union and
the honor and prosperity Of the country. 81.
will il he devoted the
Of SOUTHERN PROSPERITY and the building 40 Of
it's fields industry and enterprise rendered eeessUv under
the new aud altered condition of things. s- =g
Tie restoration of the South De effected upon the basis
proposed by President and greater field could be opened
q4arte It's abundant and fertile lBnds invite erigTatio
which it viii be prominent object TO secure -''
Regarding the issues Of the past as dead ahout 4rb
practical philosophy will so dispute and those AZ
las living and potential IL is the part of the REVIEW To
accept in COED faith the situation and deuce from It All at
he promotve 81 the best interests Of the whole country
Offices Of the REVIEW will he located at New York Wash.
New York, 80 BToadwny j. ID b. pEB6W
fTFHE ADVERTKSER,
EERMILLlONVILLE La D H''.
. Official journal Of the Parish Of Lafayette GEl
Pnbhshed Every Saturday by WIN r., and
=3=- %. q. bailey, Editors. fr-
CoNDfrtoNs-Fpr one year, payable in advance S. .
AaYetngFoF square exceeding SPACE Of ten
lines dollar y cents the Insertion and one
collar ~ each subsequent Insertion.
4aperal discount made o yearly advertisers,
JOB work execned ueatuess and dispatch and
paid for or delivery
announcing candidates for oee fifteen dollars, payable in
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y sag % have been considerable con-
annna balance sheet, which shows reeeipts from
the internal revenue and from customs ana 5is.
tflet tax to the amount Of I've huudred millions Of
dollars. VI
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Lovely Y0uTH. - Poppy the cornis up.Y \.
Il Inc corn up Why, only planted il yester-
! know that-but the hogs got ia astnieht
and guv it life you haudn't Counted an. J, n - :
scene closes with grand tabeau, il The midst
OF which poppy selzes poker and rughes cut.
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from Rev VIM Smith formerly Pastor Of the vincentOwn
and Milgie IN J) Baptist Ohurchesl
Having used in my family number of bottles your Hoof
lands German Btter have that regard them
excellent medicine specially adapted to the diseases
they recommended for They strengthen nvgor ate
the system when debated and useful in disorders
liver loss Of appetite have also recommended them to
several of my friends who have tried them found them
greatly beneficial in the restoration of health
Yours truly,
WIN. SMITH, 500 Hutchinson st., Philadelphia
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fashionable but ignorant lady DESTROYS of
purchasing watch, was showp Very beautiful
one me shop6eeper remarking that it went
asked.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN TsAPER.
H. THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER
THE RICHM0ND EXAMINER.
e=- THE RICHMOND EXAMINER,
, THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE DATIY RICHMOND EXAMINER

ia THE DLTTva pJer1Syoyyr nv ,,,,,,,r
was revived on the 9th of Daeernber and baa
circulation popularity thas places II in Tie font a1
OF the public journals the South The peoDle eyerybe+
recognize in its columns the same bold aud earIee
spirit that ever dsngushedi the past The EXAMINER
10 peo"AAliy
THE PAPER OF THE SOUTH.
Daring the exercised an influence which ,ohab mn
other a sqge newspaper ever had large
YSns during IN he dnd everyThss T.
ea ad II general orders a the head Of his command TIE e
Texas Cen MsgrudeF Complained that he vas d5d ftbe
anne appreciate the history Of the resent war
sbe iournai ei'' ana intneneeof this remark
THU. EXAMINERS copPtspo,rr,,,,rr, - 49,, ,,.
TIERS FROM M Nj SsigTSGT S55oAlLf LET
ond viii bag q q lui corps OF correspondents
nfeIite In IA eEs lIglh el lhe Important poins OF
secured m bTeat eSt tey gpela good ortqne y nag
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THE GREAT EFFICACEOU sNESs OF
MsssrT frimeqs Cos I9dized Syrup Of Horse Raj
Co. Chemists to II. l. H. Prince Napoleon Paris is
always par excellence succedanOus Cod Liver Oil and the
treatment to follow in Lymphate and SCrOluus afec
tons well as in yaEtous Cutaneous diseases The public
medicine by Professor Kaznsk extracted from the Chemist
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed Messrs
Grmaut Co. by his ExCeency the French ambassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
It Is as follows:
Grmaults Iodized Syrup Horse Radsh is not in free
elementary and custc state but in the ofodhydc acid
and Of organic combination similar the iodine contained
Cod Liver Oil
ESignedl VINCENT KLETzIssKI,
Chemical AnayEer TO the Law Courts Vienna Hospita
Chemist l. and K. nU WIEDEE,
Professors Of Chemistry
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s. Ihe Aew eElS News tets us that the value Of a
negro vote N Cincinnati has been put at oneicent
~ Jay who Feeentiy gave inia verdict ia case
~ Walelea peggo sued Judge of elections for ten
.19VsaqS dollars damages for having refused his
Aais valuation 81 col0Fed vote should
sssse eAseIlng effect upon the radicals IN case
s alataooa sulirage should become ixedtfa
iAey caa ealfnata to niestv ths eTast aroonf,f f
Bnelr' eoiersa election expenses.
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From the Rev. Joseph Fl. Kennard Pastor Of Tenth
Baptist church,
have been frequently requested my With
concentrations of different kinds of medicines but regarding
the practice out of my appropriate sphere have in all
cases declined but with clear proof In various instances
and particularly my family of the usefulness Dr.
Hooaand's Btters depart for from my
course to express my conviction that general debility
of the SYSTEM especially for Liver Complaint
and valuable preparation. In it may fail but
usually doubt not it will be very beneficial those who
suffer from the above .-..' E...r#. FL.
.r... Yours, very respectfully
j. H. KENNARD Eighth st., below Coates
PHILADELPHIA December a. 1864.
Rev. j. s. Herman of the German Reformed Church Kutz
town. Berks county Pa cured Dyspepsia of twenty
years. standing,
spauger editor of the Culturist No 25 North Sixth
street Philadelphia this Btters was recommended to him
by medical friend and six bottles cured him OF complete
prostration Of the nervous system. .
Rev Newton Brown D D., editor of The Encyclopedia Of
religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle, Phiade
Rev Thomas Winter D D., Pastor of Rozborough Baptist
Church;
Rev Levi G. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church. Pemberon
N j., formerly Of the North Baptist Church. Philadelphia
atpresent Pastor Of the Baptist Church. Chester, Pa,
These gentlemen express, in the strongest TERMS their
favorable opinion Of this Btters ri.
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MEDICAL.
II RENCIx MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRnlAULT y CO., ..
Chernists to II. 1. II. Prince Napoleon
4a RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS,
No More Cod liver OIL.
aRIMAuLr,s sYRUP % IoptzEp HORSE RApIsa

GRIMAuLT's SYRUP Or IoDizED HORSE RADIsH
This syrup employed the greatest success in place Of
Cod Liver 0 to which it is infinitely superior 1t cures
of the chest, troua lymphac disorders green
ness muscular aony and loss appetite regeueraes the
constitution by purifying the blood and word the
powerful depuratve known II agues the stomach
and bowels and is administered with the greatest efficacy
young children subject huor Of the gland
Al last IL Ii very etacous in the diseases Of the skin
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULTS SYRUP OF HYPHOsPHATE OF LIME
This new medicine is sovereign remedy in phhisis and
other diseases Of the lungs, promptly removes all the
symptoms The cough is relieved, the night
cease and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health
No More Poverty of the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DRs. LERAS PHOSPHATE OF IRON
This new erruginous medicine the elements of the
blood and bones and iron in liquid state IL is different from
all hitherto offered to the public is liquid cooress and taste
less 1t speedily chorosis pains in the stomach difficult
Digestion dysmenorrhma and anemia.
The majority the Academies of Medicine Of Paris
the Phosphate of Iron ladies ct delicate constitution
suffering from emia and all other fagued from
anxiety emotions overwerk general debility
aud pOOrnOss Of blood. ...... ....
1t the only preparation which constipation
and can be borne by the most delicate stomaehs
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The above statement is just ue correct transcript
IF m the books OF the Company
.. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
]. P. RoUx, Secretary,
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~ -shREYEIoIET- sEsI.WEEKI.Y

tisltAs-one year, in advance IS six months, 81
ssqtiou, 81 60 /; each subsequent, 75c. +. Il
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=. TIE NAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
was revived on the eth Of December already attained
cEenaton and popularity that places il in the front rank
OF inc pubic Journals Of the Gouh The people everywhere
seem 70 recognize IN its columns the bold aud fearless
spirit that ever dstnguhedt in the past The EXAMINER
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me NEWS has an extensive circulation In Northern Lous
ana Arkansas thus offering superior inducements
'sPFpN'eEs LbeEl deductions made to yearly advertisers
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r We have.no reason W hafeVerto believe that he
will abandon the college so long as he is compe-
tent to discharge the duties Of president. Its
said that he,once Expressed a desire to become
governor of Virginia. But that was before the
wars Times have changed and under the new
order Of things the gubernatotal chair of South
ern Stete can have few chaGn1a for any gentleman,
smuchle for General Lee We think, therefore,
THAT he will remain with u.s. and this is one reason
Indeed she chief reason, why you find our people
$50 cheerful and so hopeful of the future Of their
town and county, and, in fact of this entire por-
ton of the valley. s'e .as-