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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

ANECDOTES. "A new story Of Robert Hall is
going the rounds of the English papers, to the
effect that one of his congregation took him to
task for not preaching more frequently on pre-
destination. Hall was very indignant. He
looked steadily at his censor for u moment, and
replied: Sir, perceive you arc prcdc5!in
ed to be an ass, and what is more, sec that
you are determined to make your calling and
election sure"
There is a story of celebrated FRENCH
preacher, who, on delivering a sermon on the
duty Of wives, said: Il see opposlteme IN tins
congregation woman who has been guilty OF
the sin of disobedicncc, and in order to point
her out to universal condemnation, | will fling
NV breviary at her head" He lifted his book
and every female head was ducked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03
THE CAMILLA RI0T-Data, the Washington

correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun, says:
Gen. Sibleys report of the Camilla riot,
which has been anxiously look ed for during the
past few days, has been in the hands of Gen.
Howard lace Tuesday last. The report very
long, aud is based upon the sworn statements
Of Responsible witnesses Gen. Howard refuses
to give the report to the press, and the repeat
Cd answer of his sub0rlinatcs in the freedmen
bureau to applications Tor copies, has been that
the report itself had not been received at the
office. The truth OF the matter is that the re $
port throws the responsibility OF the riot wholly
upon the negroes, and demonstrates the tact
that they went to the meeting armed, and when
demonstrated with by the sheriff refused to give
up their arms, which was the cause Of the riot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-03

~ GERMAN LUTHERAE HUHcu.-Servico
Vt the First Presbyterian Church, on Sunday,
at , O clock y. IN, by the Row. John NJ. Brandt
DID. An adjourned meeting Of the congroga-
ton will take place at : o clock p. IN. 1t
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THE H.CossTKUCr,ox CoNvESrIoN.
THIRrY-sEvEsrH DAY.
MONDAY. January l3. 1888.

MONDAY, January Is. 1858.
The convention met at III A. NJ, Judge Talia-
ferro presiding; eighty delegates present.
Prayer was offered by Mr.. Josiah fiske, OF
Texas.
A resolution by Mr.. Blackburn, Of Claiborne, in
dorsing the recently proposed action Of Congress
with regard to the State government, was, under
a suspension of the rules, adopted.
An ordinance was offered by Newell, (colored,)
of Orleans, providing that all registered voters
desirous of remaining the plantation in the pre-
cinct where they may be, may do so, and shall
Hot be elected from the place, plantation or house
in which they lived at the time Of registration un
ill after the vote en- the Constitution and If any
"person or planter shall eject any such persons,
he shall be held liable TO amisdemeanor, and shall
be punished by a fine Of not more than five hun
dred dollars, nor less than six months imprison-
ment at hard labor, or both. This resolution was
adopted.
A resolution by Antoine (colored), Of Caddo,
asking a continuance of the freedmen's bureau,
was called up and discussed, eliciting some very
fowery lsudation Of that article Of furniture on
the one hand, and some very hard hits at on the
other.
The resolution was finally adopted.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The consideration OF article seventy-two, OF the
majority report, defining the jurisdiction OF the
Supreme Court was then resumed. Pending the
debate IL was discovered that quorum was not
present. and the sergeant at arms was requested
TO summon absentees. Various amendments were
offered, but without any final action upon the art
Gle. The convention adjourned to Tuesday, the
14th inst, at III O'Clock A. NJ.
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Sundays Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12.-Thornton, British ambas-
sador, sailed yesterday for America, on the steam
ship Liberia.
FLORENCE, Jan. l2.-Menebrea, yesterday, in
speech on the reassembling of parliament, urged
members TO unite with the government in resist
ing revolution, upholding the national credit the
monarchy, the duty Of the nation and liberty.
He promised that the budget should be immedi-
ately submitted, but made no reference to foreign
topics.
Hamburg, arrived after passage Of sixteen days.
She had one hundred and five deaths on the pass
age from choera-seyenty adults and thlrty-hye
children-snd has on board thirty-ive cases. The
ship was ordered to quarantine, and the sick were
transferred TO the hospital ship. No new cases
occurred during the last ten days.
The Pendleton Presidential Club organized here
yesterday. The following officers were elected !:
Henry Stevens, chairman, and James Black, Sec
retary.
AUGUSTA, Jan. l2.-The report of Governor
Jenkins's removal caused intense excitement.
Private accounts from Atlanta are conflicting !;
one report stating that Gen. Meade orders making
the removal will be published tomorrow, while
another states that there are many who believe
the rumor of Gov. Jenkins's removal premature.
ATLANTA, Jan. l2.-The rumor as to the reno
val of Gov. jenkins gains renewed credence to-
day. Last night an aid left headquarters here for
Milledgevile. II is stated by Gov. Jenkins
friends that he will test the legality Of removal
by quo 1cdyTdJlto. The convention enters on
the formation Of the new Consultation tomorrow.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. l2.-Arrived steamers
James Adger and Z. Soudor, from New York ;
bark Constancia and brig Morey from Havana !;
schooners NJ. b. Brsnhall and Maria Lurt, from
New York. Sailed: schooner Laura, Bidgman,
TO New York.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14

A BIT OF HIsToRY.-The Montgomery Adver-
tser has the following:
On page l46 of the journal of the Alabama
convention Of 1851, then in secret session, is
found the following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1861.
To Col ". II. Chase, Pensacola:
Yours received. We think no assault should be
made. The possession of the fort is not worth
one drop Of blood TO Us. Measures pending
unite us In this opinion. Bloodshed may be fatal
10 our cause.
Signed by Senators Mallory, Yulee, Slidell,
BENJAMIN, IversoD, Clay, Wigfal, Fitzpatrick and
DdUis.
The italics are our own.
The dispatch, it seems, was sent In answer to
Col. Chase, who was desirous of capturing Fort
Pickens, near Pensacola. As it was long kept
from the public-and only communicated TO the
Alabama convention in secret session-it cannot
be charged that the dispatch was sent for the pur
pose of hoodwinking the Northern people, or de-
ceiving the United States authorities.
II speaks volumes in answer TO the raw
ings Of the author of the Rebellion Re-
cord" and men of like opinions. President
Davis. who many at the North delight to call
the "arch traitor" it seems was of the
opinion that bloodshed may be fatal to our
cause"
History will yet prove that the South took up
the sword only as q last resort and with reluc-
tance.
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Military orders.

HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, Jan. IL, 1868.
Special Orders No. 81
/. Major J. w. Todd, ordnance department,
u. s. army, is hereby relieved from duty as a
member Of the general court martial convened by
spseial orders No. 200, par mgr aUh o, frVm tlI1so
headquarters, dated December IL, 1857, and Bre-
vet BIigadier General Louis d. Watkins, lieuten
ant colonel, twentieth infantry, is appointed a
member of said court.
2. Captain John J. Hotf, twentieth U. s. in
fantry, is hereby appointed member Of the gen.
eral court marshal convened at Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, by special orders No. 22l, paragraph
4, from these headquarters, Of date December 2S,
lSe7.
BY command Of Msj. Gen. Hancock.
GEO. L. HARTSUFF,
Assistant Adjutant General.
OFFICIAL: NATHANIEL BURBANK,
seco Lieutenant s7th Infantry Brevet st Lieutenant o.
b. A., Acting A q.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14

THE MISSISSIPPI CorroN Press AND THE BRANCH
CoTToS Press AT AUCTION, BY THE SHERIFF.
Particular attention is called to the sale at auc.
ton, TO be made this day. at noon, at the Mer-
chants and Auotioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
by the sheriff Of the parish of Orleans, Of two
squares Of ground, one on which is erected the
Mississippi Cotton Press is bounded by Tchoupi-
toulas, Market, Richard and Religions streets and
the other, on which is erected the Branch Cotton
Press, is bounded by Market. Tchoupitoulas, Re-
ligious and St. James streets. For particulars see
advertisement.
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magazine
oncers-Frank Pnster c. p. Jacob Newhsussr. H. p; J..
W. Allen. Scribe.
ODD FELLOWS REST
Msets IN the once of the Grand Secretary the second
Monday in January, April July and October The new
Board meets on third Monday in January for organIA-
ton ocers-J G. Dunlap. President; Josiah Foge seere
tary Joseph West Treasurer Daniel Merritt, Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Office Fecretay hrst Friday evening In every
onicers-A W. McDOne President; Josiah Folsers
Secretary.
WIDOW AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION
Office Grand Secretary last Saturday OF each month
Annual meeting last Saturday in January ofdcers-E
Rusha President; O. w. Roper Fint Vice President;
lothian Potter Vice President Luther Homes SEQ
retsry; A. Wallace Hunter Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
Meets first Monday in each month at Oce Of the Grand
Secretary Election FIRST Monday In May for Directors
BOARD roR s67.-Prssident-Edward Pilsbury.
Finance oos.nsittseJ. @. Dunlap A Wallace Hunter.
@. L. Joseph West.
Han Commitee-G N. MOrisOn George Dirmeyer; W. o.
Wilson, n. W. q. NJ.
Buildiag Committee &. N. Rushs, a. L.; Luther Homes;
II. Millspsugh, Bernard Cohen, S. Z Moore.
JOSIAH FOLGER Secretary.
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GRovKR d BAKER.-Ihe sewing machines of
the best of the inventions and improvements
which have been made in the sewing line. Messrs.
Grover 4 Baker have, at their depot and Southern
agency, ls2 Canal street, an immense variety TO
suit every need and every price. Remember the
Southern agency, lS2 Canal street,
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A LLEGHANY sPRINGs-
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA

r.nsIr Meterng Place having undergone thorough
Iepsr and been furnished everv h
new and hr class viii Be open for the re-
ceRuon OF visitors on the 18th day of June 49, ~ Wv ~
Ihe reputation OF this & 40 exensiv. and m arv
r hh ~ a' n useless 70 enumerate particular diseases
en ~ specine The proprieors nave endeavored 10
Of Virginia - e'eiink Flsoe N tne mountains
g. GSviortabe Coaches viii each train at shav,vis
fpassengerst the spngs The esdent
vii oe assisted In tue BY q gentleman II
and no pains spared TO render visitor. comfort
NoN @. A. OOLHOUN AGENT
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THE R. W GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, l. o. o.

THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, o. o. y.
Meets miannuay fourth Tuesday In January and
July In New Orleans Ocers for the present yesr-W. O.
Wilson, of No. g. ". Grand Master; r. @. Abbott Of No.
a. r. W. D. Grand Maser; E. NJ. Rusha Of No. 9, K W.
Grand Warden Josiah Foger of No. r. W. Grand Secre
tay; Joseph West of No W. Grand rseasurer Luther
Representatives @ L. U. Rev G. L. More, Of No l3 Nv
Grand Chaplain; G. A. W. Macdonald Of No. Is W. Grand
Marshall p G. E. H. Fsirchid, Of No. r. W. Grand Con-
ductor p G. Henry Temsnn, of No 10, Grand Guardian;
p G. ]. N Iittleohn, of No. Is W. Grand Herald
DEPurY DISTRICT GRAND MAsrsRs-P. q. J. r. Baker Of
No H. District No. q p O. Richard Ellis Of No ., Dis
tric No s; p G. g. Grissmoe of No 81 District No. A.;
p G. s. p Clarke of No IS District No. s. p @. L. @.
Norris No T. District No I; p g. VIM Loura Of No. So
District No IL p. @. B. Jacobs Of No. 81 District No. IL; p
G. Ernest Rive. of No. q, District No. Is
STANDING COMMITTEES State Of the OrrP. q. Sire Geo.
w. Race of No II; P G. Master Thomas H. Shields, Of
No. 6; p. @. Master John s. Burke, Of No. g.
JUiiciaL-P. G Master George Nungesser, Of No. y,
p G. A Mazureau of No. 40 p. q. John z. Talon, Of
No. s.
Constitution and By-Laos-P g. Master Howard Mills
paugh ofNo III p O. Master Edward Pilsbuy, Of No. l6;
p. @. d. KsnntE Of No. Is.
Petitions and Appeals-P O Master j. g. Dunlap. Of No.
I3 p G. Master A Wallace Hunter OF No. l6; p. G. A. W.
Hyatt, efNo. 6i
Legatipe-P. O. Master Luther Homes Of Ne. Is; P. q.
a. Goldman Of No 10; p q J. F. Caldwell Of No. IA;
Finance-P @. Rep. l. F. Tower Of No Il; p. @. John
B. Heno, Of Nc. 8; P @. John 7. Barry, ofNo..a
CredafiGls-P G. F. A. DentEel, Of No. l; p. g. E. l.
Nimmo, of No. p; P. G. John Wilson, ofNo A.
All communications to the NJ. W. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should the ONCE of the Grand se
cretary over tho Mutual Company
of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FoLGER, Grand Secretary.
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News Items.

Gen. Candy has relieved Gen. Niles Of his com.
mand at Goldsboro, n. c., and assigned Gen.
Kinks, whose district will include nearly all the
eastern portion of the State where there have
been complaints Of disorder.
The former occupants OF the military asylum at
Augusta, Me-, are to be removed to the soldiers
homes at Newark and Philadelphia.
II is pretty well established that the steamers
Ontario and Erie will be sold to New York par
ties, leaving Boston without any direct communi-
cation with Liverpool.
The memorial church at Georgetown, Mass
erected through the hberality OF George Pea
body, was dedicated on the Sth.
Alfred Watson, of st. Louis has been arrested
in Boston, charged with obtaining goods on
forged checks. The goods have been reclaimed
by their owners.
8 The La Crosse Democrat states the following !:
" Ii may not be generally known, but it is fact,
nevertheless, that in 1854 the same pen that
wrote the Chicago platform on which Mcclellan
refused to stand, also wrote McClellan's letter
accepting the nomination and kicking the plat.
form TO pieces in order TO catch the war and
anti.war Democrats"
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES

Ihave tested these DrOpsu my practice over ten years
and do not hesitate say that nothing yet developed
by medical research that acts powerfully pOsitivey
harmessy in Of female irregusrity this e
cine In all recent fails while thousands who
have been long sufferers indebted 10 ii for boon
health to-d.y
Although powerful and positive they perfectly harm
less, and may be used all times except when specially for
hidden in the directions.
They have been extensively employed By eminent physicians
In France and England well my practice owe
ten years and have the nrs instance failure
Ieoud give you testimonials Of efficacy from Ades al owe
the and Western States they their nature
private Over 10000 bottles have sold the past year
and hope and trust as many sufferers have been benefited
am vel aware that remedy potent to remove all obsu
tons may be used for bad purpose but trust that wher,
one bottle thus used ten may fall tie hands Of rav
needy sufferers.
To all who suffer from any irregularity; painful dscp,
excessive offensive DISTRACTED MenstruatOu Lucorhss
or the train Of diseases that fellow would say try botu Of
DR. LYONS FKEScH PERIODICAL DRops Being a apis
preparation thar action direct positive than anv
pills powders Explicit drestiOns bearing my sae sIuls
accompany each bottle
They be obtained nearly every drugrist In ths eop,
try or BY nelosng the price to c. G. CLARK CO. New
Haven, Ct General Agents the United States ana
DR. JOHN L DYoN,
Praetieing Physician
FOrssle By all Drugsists.
BARNS WARD CO,
"a Magazine street, General A Agentx
Priee, 81 80 Per Bottle
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14

- kosenges and Powders the Alkaline Lactates-fts
lcstes exercise the beneficial influence over
soe Of digestion either peculiar s
e mucous Of the stomach afordng 70 the
Ae through their combination with the saliva 10 the
lnce esuppy Of Tactic Acid which ali Enelisb Fsnh :,
oher fhysioogsts admit to be essential prnens AZ an
geeion Tor the Information Of those who NAV be ht
sdviee n may be stated here that the synptos Of
are Headache pain in the forehead
crana gasrts gasraiss heartburn wind n an stomaea
Ioss o. appetite, ernaciaon etc All these
may be always bad In lozenges or po-ders
osnsTI depotin Paris, GRIMAULT CO. g. OhsmIss 70
n a. Prince Napoleon, As rue Richslieu y
62s ~ New Orleans, at DUCONGE's DELOCHEs Gull
AOTs And st every other geod Chemst's.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14

The sheriff sells at auction this day, at halfpsst
ten O'Clock A. NJ, at his warehouse, No. % Jefer.
son street, Second District, lot OF household
furniture and movable effects.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.

Meets every first and third Saturday Lodge Room No
over the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Natchez streets oneers-A Msiureau, D. NJ; A. j. Van
dergrif d. d. NJ; Henry Haskell, Secretary and Trea.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
VMERAPEUTIC VALUE OF eRIMAULrA

i CO.'S Chemists in Psriss
IN sowing prossS sssSs sscsr,a bssH n
ssyants l. e the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
NGULT Co, Chemists 70 Il / H Prince Nspoieon ma q.
the most highly esmpetsni recognising
The following important document has been received from
s %oI 0un from P6ss.o1 K TIE s chemists in
70 the Law Courts tesnes in the following terms ts tbs
yalue Of the Syrup Of Bark Medical Gazette Of Vienna Get
NT GRIMAULT has succeeded the happIest manner In
R. nons a $: Of a. s 4.
thus disguised In edition to its agreeable favor
S..srs %1s on.
ss %s sTs 3. % S@:H
Agreeable form free from defect and T
Chemical Ansly.sr the Law CoaTts HosDit Chemist.
Professors Of Chemistry
Vienna replies to Eessrs Gimau Co.. regards the high
estimation in which MI Hetainski is held:
ersrLS.ln reply to the letter you addressed 70 bis
that Professor KletEnsk Of high standing Vienna
that be PrsSns much thought Of and for Of he
P1ERREr,
eensra Depot IN Paris, GRIAAULr cos
In New Orleans DUcoSaE, DELoCHE i GufILoTs
And at every good Chemists
THE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEss OF
Aessrs Grimsult Co.'S Iodised syrup, Of Horse Rad.
Co. Chemists g T. is Prime: SaposoS q a. Pa
always excellence succedanous Cod Liver OIL and the
best treatment 10 follow in Lymphatic ScroulOus sec
tons well in various Cutaneous diseases The public
will therefore read with great interest the analysis Of this
medicine by Professor Kletznsh
Journal Vienna well the addressed
Grmauit Co. by his Exceency the French Enbassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation sf this learned Doctor
Il is follows:
"Grimsults Iodised Syrup Of Horse not I'm free
sementsy and es1stie state but in the state acid
Cod Liver Oh.
(siRneSD vEcxrf KLxrzrSsxr
Chemical Analyrer 70 the Law Courts Vienna Hospita
Chemist / and DU WIRDKs
Professors Of Chemistry.
FRxxcH ExsAssr Ar vHrrL ,
Vienna, August g, tsB
uessrx Grimsnlt 4 %, Chemists at Paris:
In reply the letter addressed hs Exceency ths
Eribassador have the honor inform
Ketsinsh b Of high standing ct Vienna that be 4,
personally much thought Of and passes for Of The bed
Chemists In Germany. PKKRx1
Consul and Attseee 10 the Embassy
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-14
COYNER's WHITE AND BLACK
sULPHUR sPRINas

This well known WATERING PLACE situated IN Rot.
ourt county Virginia the line OF in full view Of ths
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will again ooened for ths
reception Of visitors on the LIST OF June.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond and
ten hours from Bristol
Visitors desiring stop by informing the conductor vhen
they strike the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad OF the fact
Springs. Nfr'e - $50
The undersigned formerly Of Richmond takes pleasure In
informing bis friends and the public generally that he has
removed this place with Intention OF making h h per
manent residence and will
render pleasant and agreeable his guests There arc
FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
the medicinal qualities which are 40 tavo,ah
Known that u deemed unnecessary speak virtues
the season. ~~-s
TERMS:
y. eoy
~ Neoh ...................... 20 90
-. .s.ss.s............ 20 W
WIN. H. FRY, Proprietor
Postofice, BonsAck's
Roanoke county Va
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The Powders thorough in their opersOn that
package will be all the majority of those using them will
require ts effect
They are mild and pleasant yet the most sfscsuAl Cath
arctic known
They are the cheapest and best medicine extant they
by mail any part the globe for the price, 80
cents
Circulars containing certificates information etc, sent to
any part Of the world free Of charge.
Sold by all druggists, or by mail on applicationto to
@. q. CLARK CO.,
Propnetors
Price 30 cents per box. For sale by all druggists
BARNES, WARD CO.,
"a Magazine street,
General Agents.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
This o. eat Remedy for all Diseases
OF THE STOMACH
discovery the Of Goes valuable Oough
Basam while experimenting for his health 1t cured
cramp the stomach for him which had before yielded to
nothing but ehlorofcrm.
The almost daily testimony from various parts country
encourage believe there disease caused BY dsor
dered stomach it viii not speedily cure.
Physicians Iadorse and Use 10.
MINISTERS GIVE TESTIMONY OF ITS EFFICACY.
And ftom all directions receive tidings Of per
formed
DYsPEPsIAi
Hissure to cure
HEARTBURN
One dose will cure.
SICK HEADACHE
1t has cured in hundreds Of cases.
HEADACHE AND DIZZINESSi
1t stops in thirty minutes.
ACIpITY OF THE STOMACH
It corrects at
RISING OF THE FooDi
1t stops Immediately.
DISTRESS AFTER EATINGi
One dose will remove
CHOLERA MoRBUsr
Rapidly yields to few doses.
BAD BREATH
winbe changed with half a bottles
It Perfectly Harmless.
It's unpreced nted is ewing to the fac. that
by assisting nature her sway the system
Nearly every dealer in the United States sells it
tOne Dollar Per Bottle.
c. G. CLARK CO.,
PrOpretOrs.
BARNES, WARD CO.,
"a Magazine street, Gens.al Agents.
500 REWARD
-For medicine that will cure
COUGHS,
INFLUENZA,
TICKLING in the THROAT.
wHooPING COUGH.
relieve
CoNsUMPTIvR COUGHS,
Goes Cough BaIram!
OVER ONE MILLION BOTTLES
known. wsiays in our possession quantity of eertih
Gates, some Of them from
EMINENT PHYSICIANS
who have used in their practise aud given IT prseni-
nenee over every other compound.
1T DOES NOT DRY UP COUGH, BUT LoosENs 1T,
50 as to enable tbs patient TO expsctOrate freely.
Two or three doses
WILL INVARIABLY CURE TICKLING IN THE
THR0ATi
A half bettle has often completely cured the most
STUBBORN COUGH.
and ye though speedy its operation It is
able 70 taste may be administered TO children OF
age. In cases Of
GROUP
we will guarantee q cure, II taken in season.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
within the reach of ALL being cheapest and bes
medicine extant.
G. @. CLARK 4 CO.,
PropretorA
Fer sale by all Druggists.
BARNES, WARD CO.,
General Agents,
2i Magazine Street.
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Encampmenfs.
THE R. ". GRAND EsCAMPxENr OF LoUIsl,

THE R. W. GRAND EscAMPMENT OF LOUISA
Meets semiannuay the fourth Wednesday in January
and July onicers-Luther Homes, of No. l. NJ W. Grand
Patriarch Geo. Dirmeyer, of No. l, NJ T. Grand High
Priesti O. n Mcrison, Of No l, r. w. Grand g. Warden:
T. WinnemOre, Of No R. w. Grand scrbe B. Dasilva Of
NO X W. Grand Treasurer A ". hsedOnsn, of No. s,
w. G. Junior WardeA; A. Wallace Hunter OF No 1
RW GrandRepresenative; George Nungesser Of No. T. w.
O. harshall N W. wclverton, of No. l. W. Grand Sentinel
M. FrankfOrd, Of No s. ID. Grand Sentinel
srASDNe CoNMITTEEs--CFedsntias and RetuTns-W I.
Williams, Robt. Piikn, RObt Strong
fmaHee-t M Rush ]. Potter, W. c. Wilson.
STATE Of tie oTda.--J. G. Donlap, L. r. Tower William
salomon.
Constellation and By-LaTa-HOward Nnlspsugh, William
WhitseI, @. W. Roper