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MASONIC.
8. swsrt, w. NJ; John NJ MOOrs. sw.; NJ. ". vsnsu
| ". James Hough Secretary.

8. swsrt W. NJ; John N. Moore. sw.; NJ v. w. vsnox. d
| W. James Hough, Secretary.
| PERFECT HARMONY LODGE NO In
| Ora nd Lodge Hal, N. o. oncers-J o DsOastra " n
A Ds 'ola' g. w.; e. Booth, w., ". Whiis seor...r,
| UBEkA LODGE NO M
| wccdvl lie, Jackson Parish, La Omcers-C -
". M; E. jackson, s. W.; O. ". Lyes. J. w.; We I'd
''''' TULIP LODGE NO Is.
rurp, ClaibOrns Parish, La. ofHcsrs-I r. r-rn,,A..
NJ @. L. Hays, s. W. n. B. TArkintsn, j. W.; n o]
Frazier, Secretary.
CADDo LODGE NO. I7S
EhreveP,vA La oficers-P " n. CuHmilsu ". u a
p. Davis, q W.; VIM. HObsons,J. W. - secrea.r.
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO $50
Gam.ssss Dsas. Sabine Parish, Ia 0zeers-ws. NJ An
tony w. M. Charles Bennett g. r.; Geo. w. VII, J. W
N. h sprughir Secretary.
JEFFERsoNIAN LoDss NO. 49,
Kingston. De cOss Parish, La Cseers-ohas. z craw.
ford " NJ, B s. Lcszn, 8. w.; L EscOss, J. W; VI
Laley, Secretary.
SAN FOOD LODGE NcpIz.
Sugar osvn, oslenhss Parish, La Cmcers-John Dsvs1
W. NJ. D. L. sfmmcaG s W.; D. A CSie, }. w.; g. "
Richardsez, Secretary.
LoNawcoo LODGE NO -.
Hoss Mnl,S Oaddo PAs.sh, La omcas-Tios r vsugha-s
". NJ; r. T. oOls s. W; 4. B. Curis. ,. vi J. n Gang
ton, Secretary
SPRING cRzsz LODGE NO IN
Hardy RichArsOa w. NJ; O. P. Bailey. IS WI II. e. JsE
klns, J. w.; J. O. Ficher, Secretary
oRPH ans FRnsgD LODGE MI IcAa
Big Cane, st. Iandry Pari-s Ia ohcers--Gsc w. Bsns-
deck, W. M p. O. Calhsn, s-W.; L. o. "a Ayh w.; O.
g. Smith, Secretay:
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Flat Lick. Csibe ne Parish. Ia. Oncers-w. p Neyerr
NJ; Henry Jones, s. W.. l. Z. Hasy, J.. W.
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA
II. K swasey, N. ". Grand hss,ss, New OreaAa
s. q. Parsons. R. ", Dept Grand Master, BastrOp
s. o. scruggs r. W Senior Strand w., CloutierviIla
VIM. kcDuh, r W. Junior Grand w., New orleAaA
Samuel N. Todd, ". Grand Tfsssurer, New OreanG
Jas. @. Bachelor, W. Grand Secretary.
Rev DR.. @. s. Hedg,ssW. Grand Chaplain
NJ. II. Bray. W. Grand Senior Deaoon, Sabine
Jacob KIe ". Grand Junior Deacon, KiIe's MuG
J. w. Homan, w. Grcnd Marshal, New orlsans
Rene Lafon, W. Grand Sword Bearer, New OrleAnA
NJ E. Girsrd, W. Grand ursuivant, vsrmillionvHIe
s. o. Smith, Big Cane; Phi Biaaula New Orleans; j. II
iavkins. Mansfield; sanzsl- Levy, New Orleans-W
rand Stewards
Ajax Queant, w. Grand Tier New Orleans
Grand Annual ConvOcatiosr second Monday In Fsbruar
ach year.
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L. O. o. r..
Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.

THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, l. O. O. y,
Meets semsnnuay fourth Tuesday IN January and
July In New Orleans ocer for present year e NJ
Kushs, of No. M. W. Grand Master; Hum of To- 3g-
Z. w. d. Grand Master: Z. II. Fairchild, Of No L. r
Grand Warden Josiah Foger ONO G. R. w. Grand Score
tay Dslesdernier, of No. 40 W. Grand Treasurer;
Luther Homes, Of No Is and J. G. Dunlap of No Is R.
O. Representatives @ l. o. Rev a. L Mora Of No IA W
Grand Chaplain; John B. Beno Of No. w. Grand Marshall
A. hszureau of No. 90 W. Grand Conductor; j. Reimsr
oieo 10 Grand Guardian; r. G. j. n Littlejohn, Of No.
Is, W. Grand Herald
DErurr DISTRICT GRAND MAsrERs-P. @. John r. Barnett
Of No. IL, District No. 2; p @. A. j. vandegrif Of No
District No. 5; P. @. 8. Gnssmors Of No 81 District No.
q r. g. s. p Clarke, of No IS District No 8; p O. B. e.
CLANCY OF No. T. District No. 7; a. Jacob schreiuer az
No. Sc, District No. IL; P. G. a. Hunsicker Of No. 81 Dis
trict No. II; p. @. g. W. Guth Of No 80 District No. S.
STANDING COMMITTEES STATE Of the 0rder-P g. Sire Gso
W. Race, Of No II; p. @. Master w. c. Wilson, Of No. 6:
r O. Master Gardner Smith, of No H.
JudicsoL-P g. Master Luther Homes Of No. Is: p a
No. A. -
Constitution and By-Laus-P O. Master George Nunp.s
or, Of No. 20; P. q. Henry Haskell of No. Is; P g. WIN.
Wisett, of No. IL
Petitions and Appeals-P O. Master j. a. DUNLAP Of No.
ISi r. g. L. Graham, Of No. ~; P. ID. @. NJ BENJAMIN
Moses, elmo. 6. ..F Hf.n. 49,
LegisIdsiUe-P. O. Master Thomas H. Shields. Of No. 8.
u Master Howard hllspsugh, Of No. II; p. @. Joseph
Test, Of Mol
ttndnoe.-P @. Master A Wallace Hunter of No. ls: p
ofNo L. '
Cedential&-P q. A. W. Macdonald Of No. 49, p. g. Frank
rns'er' efSO q; P. g. George Dirmeyer of No q
All communications to the NJ w. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should be forwarded the sce of the Grand Be-
retay tho Crescent Mutual Insurance cor
Ter Of Camp street and Commercial Place
.H JOSIAH FOLGER Grand sscretsrv
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GRAND ooNsIsToRY g. Pr. X 3. rHIRrT.sEoo
DEGREE

| DEGREE.
8. NJ Todd SSd Grand Commander n chlss NJ or,s.n.
John Claiborne SD, First Lsu'sasns Commander New
Fulssnse Ricsu SD Second LisutsnaAs Commander New
| Orleans
John L. Lewis, SD Grand Constabls, New orlsan.
John o. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New OrIsana
samas X Waller SD, Grand Minister Of State New
| Orleans.
Dr. James O. Bachelor. ssd Grand oAAassIor New o.
| leans
Ben De- Silva s2d. Grand AlmOner New orIeans
Emnst ID. Craig, SD, Grand Regirsrar, New Oreans
John T. Mcclure, SD Grand Keeper II 3. and A. New
Orleszs.
WA NJ. Perkins, SD, Grand Treasur,r New orleann
Hy. R. swasey, SD. Grand PrimAts, New orieans
E. Solomon, SD, Grand Provost New orleAns
James b. Scot, SD, Grand Expert, fIsw Orleans
James o. WILMER SD, Grand Assistant Expert Esw
OreAnA
Jean Lamsrrs, SD. Grand Beausenior New orl.an.
Angel Martin, SD Grand Bearer Of he b. New orleaus
Bruno de Lucas, S2d Grand Master the auardA E.w
Orleans.
william @. Chambsrin, SD, Grand ohsnAsrlalp. M,
orieAns
Daniel Z. scruegs SAD, Grand Steward New orloan.
John Melton SD Grand AiddS0mp, New orleana
T. Carroll, SD Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication. geoond wsdns.dax a,
January.
Stated sittngs: March, asA June ais, september ana
37th December.
GRAED CoMMAEDERY EHIGHTs TEMPIARa
sr fulgence Rcau r. Z. Grand Com ander New Orsans
ST. jos. P. Horror. v. K Dspzsy Grand Commands. New
Orlesns
sr. JnO. A Stevenson. E. Grara asnsrassno, New Or
cans.
ST. W. R. whitaker. E Grand Captain General N.v
Orleans.
sr. Hy. r swasey. Z. Grand Prsats; New orIs.n.
Sr. VIM. McDun, E. Grand d W., New oreana
sr. 4. A. Bartlette, Z. Grand j. W., Nes OriesnS
sr Emanuel Blessy K Grand Treasurer, New Orsans
sr A T. Billings, E. Grand Recorder, New Orlsans
sr James B. Scot, Z Grand Stand Bearer, New Oris.a
ST. James Stafford, T. Grand Sword Bearer
sr. Jos r. Turck Z. Grand warder, New OrleAns
b. stephen seleck, B. 0yAad Captain Of the Cuarda
Next annual ooncave February II. 1880 A O. 1a
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. O. THIRTY.rm
DEGREE A. AND A r.
Chss. Lsnon de LsdebAt SD New Orleans
james O. Bachelor, N. D. SD, New Orleans
Dep. Insp Gen. VIM N. Perkins SD, New Orlesna
g. N. Todd, $50, New Orleans
inc. 7. Monroe SD, Esw Oreann
GRAND COUNCIL K ANDBM
B. n. Todd, N. p, Grand Master, New Orleans.
Hy. r. swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master New ori..ns
John W. Jones' T., Iustrious Grand Master shevepors
John @. Gordy, O. p, Conductor Of Work, FrAnklln
II. Breen, O. @. Of the Guard, New Orleans
Joseph p Bornor, q. Treasurer, New Orleans
Gus sontag, q. Recorder, New orsAns
Rev. ThOs. B. Lawson q. Chaplain New Orissna
II. p. Buckley, @. Conductor, New OrleanE
z. L. Brues, O. Steward, New Orleans
E'astus Wells. q Sentinel. Nsv Orleans
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GRAND - CHARrnR

Samuel M. Todd, M. E. Grand High Priest New orloaa
g. q. Parsons, Deputy Grand High Priest, Bastrop.
r. q. Stirling. Grand King, Bayou Sara.
II. Breen, Grand Scribe New Orleans.
Henry r. swssey, Grand Treasures, New Orleans,
J. c. Bachelor, Grand Secret.ry,New Orlsans
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain. Bassrop
Joseph p Hornor Grand Capt Of the Host new Oriesn
n. Tisdale, Grand p g., MOnroor
Henry Hamburger, Grand X A. Captain, New Orieana
W. W. Leake, Grand Master Thir 5Feil Bayou Sara
NJ. K Girard Grand Master Second Veil OpslousaA
W. ?. Haiheigh, Grand Master Fhstsvsil, Franklin
r. 8. Burke Grand Guard, New Orieaas
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APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's Iodide OF Iron and Man.

The treatment Of chlOrotic crouOus affections
long tedious with the prepare OF iron which
unirequenty fail owing to The tonach being
support them The researches of Professors Hsnnon Of
Brussels Gensoul aud feTequin Of Lyons; Berzeus
Troussesu Of Paris have demonstrated that this lsmentsbe
failure 10 owing the absence Of Manganese which as well
Iron is essential elemeR Of tie blood These PA
therefore, ppy mportsnt deficiency Their speucs aud
have consequently received the appreciation the Academy
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They are
employed with certainty of against Choross Green
SickneSs) Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the and h
regusr kenstruAton aud preferable the pills
Of iron alone in all anec seroalous and sec
tiOnf,
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No More Copaiba and Cubebs,
GRIKAULf's CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
hAT1Oo vEGETALIs
Where all other medicines these
viii always effect These insure rapid extraordns
Of and chronic prvats
They used In the hospitals Of Paris the cssrsted Or
Bcord and found greatly superior to all hth known
mineral remedies and Copeiba and Cubebs The necten
used In recent and capsules In more chronic csses
Syrup OF Peruvian Bark and Iron,
-PRsPARRD
GRIMAULT 4 CO.,
Chemists to q. !. II. Prince Napoleon Paris
This medicine PRESENTS in agreeable FORM the active
principles OF Peruvian BARK the best tonics combinad
with Iron one Of the pr ncpal bases Of the blood It is pre-
Chiorosis Green scknsss facilitate the develop Of
young females and health the SUSTAIN
in general ltrspdy the distressing stomach com
plants caused by anem leucOhea which ladies' are
so often subject resuarizes and facilitates the flow of the
catamenis, and is also excel pale ymphatic and
serofulous children. Lastly excites the appetite promOt
dge ton end 10 extremely beneficial ali whoss
blood has been impoverished bv illness or long and dcn
eonvaescene The effects of this Syrup at once cesin
and speedy.
Depot General in New Orleans at
=. DUCOgGE'S,
80 Chartres
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Digestive Elixir of Pepsine.
GRIMAULT CO, CHEMISTS. PARIS.

PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery of DR. Cervart
physician 70 bis majesty the EmRezor of the French is tbs
Gastric Juice ITSELF rather the digestive pracpe purified
which dgess cod in the stomach When by some causa or
other the supply Of digestive 2gid small the
consequences are bad digestion gasrts gastraa inf am
nation Of the mucous coats Of the bowels
burn puite sn8mia, loss Of strength aud Qn emalss)
chOrOss The Elixir Of Pepsine which sanctioned by ths
appreciation of the PAr Academy Of cures
all such Diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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DoUsh-As. N --r @
KNGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER,
He. 10 Camp street..
ADJOINING LADIEs ENTRANCE CITY aorg

ussns and Wedding Cards engraved In as noss sisesss
manner Business Cards Account Sales Cotton Bills L.
sing. OheekA Invoices and Circular letter., ste 1.-The
srsphsd seals, cancsllins Stamps, DOer Pis.ss etc
Initials Embossed Pspsr md Ezvslopss wIrHopT
CEA5ak FOE DIE
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i. q. o. r.

| IL ~. We F.
Baton Rouge. oncers-oscar Barbee, oP. AZ O. Morr,.
II. p; r. Crsrlinsky, Scribe
WASHINGTON ENcAMPMENr NOS
Meets the and fourth Mondsys I'm ZACH ,,rth
Msrigny Buildings Third District omcsrs- r. stshsl O. r.
d. u stureken, II. p; J. Rener Scribe
LAFAYETTE ENCAkPMENT MOL
Meets on the rst and third Wednesday Jefferson Hall
corner Of Magazine and Philip Streets Fourth District
omcers-J W. Allen O. p; Frank PHster, ID. P George
Ritter, Scribe.
ODD FELLOWS REST
Meets In the Office of the Grand Secretary shs second
Monday In January, April July snd octsar The new
Board meets third Monday IN January for organize.
ton oncersJ @. D,alap Presdsnt Josiah Folgef ssors
'ary' Joseph West Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
Meets Office Grand Secretary Friday evening In ever
month oncers-A. W. Mcdonnell President; Josiah Folger
Secretary ~
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AZ
ISOLATION -
Meets In ONCE Grand Secretary Saturday of each month
Annual meeting last Saturday January Officers for s
z Rusha PRESIDENT O. W Roper First Vice President:
F. rnser second Vice PRESIDENT Luther Homes Sscrsay;
A Wallace Hunter Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
Meets first Monday In month at Once of the r.nx
Secretary Election first Monday in May for Drectors
BOARD FOR ls6a-President-E. NJ Rasha NJ WON
ffnd"ee CoHmtttee-J. @. Dunlap; A. Wallace Hunter;
Eugene P. Brugere.
Hal oOmmitee-G. L ThOs r. Shields Z. H. Fairchud
George Dirmeyer
Bs'diNs Committee E NJ Russia; Luther Homes; Gsors.
Nungesser.
@. W. Roper, q. Mnspsush. s. e Moore. q. L. Henri
Haskell.
JOSIAH FOLGER, Secretary.
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X o. PALMEH - co..
0 o. PALMER JOSEPH WILD. u. q ooxJ
Importers and whoIssals and Retail Dsalsn IN
Carpets. Mats. al Cloths. Etc. ME-,
E~sa y and " Damp street, New orana Il
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SrEC.AL TREATMENT OF Oh ROM
=, DlsEASEs-DR DE- BAUsSEr will take charge Of aud
cure the following chronic diseases Secret
diseases whites, Be1norhees, eers) RBeu Cont
Dyspepsia Chloose Liver Comp Of the Trims
organs and Deafness Consultations day from ~
cock t NJ at his Office, Of Orleans an Bour-
Don streets Residence, No. 70 Orleans street
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EKENCH MEDICINES
-PKKPARED ny
GRIMAULT 4 CO., CHEMISTS,
Is Rue RICHELIEU, PARIS

Asthma, Oppression. Dysraea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANAsls INprCA.
Prepared BY GExAULr a Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments IN France England aud Germ any have
proved that these Gig rettes sovereign the
above distressing affections, especially when Rsadoan
stramonium and Opium have failed to give relief
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J. BALDWIN DUFF'S TREAIfSE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES, lmpotency, Power Dehity yEith
Notes on lmpediments 10 Marriage should by al CON
empstng marriage Sent by mail Is cents by
J. B. DUFF GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medkcal Institute
,.,,,, 81 Magazine street
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
SfpE1sSRIaAsELs TPEB g. az oHHoyI
srsnee 70 cure the following chronic Secret
Dyspepsia fs5 osssss Il. U Sn
Y Organs and Deafness Consultations every day from 2
streets Residence No y Orleans street. ana DOOr
MES. wARLT.
| FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
No. 1" CarOndset STREET Between Lafayette and sfrod,
Cures all kinds of chronic diseases LADIES suffering from,
the stoppsge of the menses can be speedily relieved
DK, y. wILHoFT.
PHYSICIAN AND AoooUcHEUK.
ONCE and Residence No 9s Bs-onne Between 6rod and
NEW ORLEANS, La
Female Diseases and Obstetrcs
VINO TAKES THE MONEY,
VII n @eoTr r.% sy he will PsslOoo to any who
2 readily and Ps%ans9tly Head. Teeth,
i sdnpss Meek snouders Bresst Back Heart Langs
external acute chronic, OLD Ulcers Fresh nn as
matte Neursgic from mosqaisS Ute to toe most intense
Labor Pains-ss quick Pain Pant,
ssS or . wsstss. applied the
Applied Free at NO. 81 CarOndslst street. .'-
JOHN GRAVES.
Sole Agent for New Orleans State Of Lou siana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied.
FACTS - hessr- n. Ke1er a HoIIsnds- No as
foydras street. Manufacturer Of the Nalakof Rssters:
6entemen-l have examined the psten. that
Sou oy the Governments for manufacturing xsiskon
bers and found In the ngreceE.s employed compound
well cscusted to excite and keep in good
organs have prescribed said Bs.ers and IN
every instance had occasion benenoai
oSsSi.pt ssryant s rssp'S as pour most
have examined the patent bold fee the Of
Maakon Bitter and find nothu ngredats Thereof
Acnsteo TO act njurous Upon the hlmsn sssem
taken 10 inordnate quantities. Indeed, noehag bu ts
cordial aromatic bitter s. A SMITH M n
Your Msakof Bitters which 1 have exautsaed do NOS
contain Ingredients njuols to health be recon-
mended to those who srein want Of gO.d tonic
Yours. ~ SCHUPPERT n n
A BOOK FOR THE UNFORTUNATE
J. BALDWIN DUFF7S TREATISE ON PRIVATE nIs
EASES, lmpotency, Loss Of Power DEBILITY WITH
Notes lmpedments Marriage should esd by al oon
empsng marriage Sent by mail receipt of Is cents by
J. b. DUFF a GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Insttuta
81 Magazine street
where al private diseases are snncessfullv trsaed.
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Encampments.

Encampments.
THE r W GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets semannusy the fourth Wednesday in January
and July. Officers for 1861. TWinnemore Of No. g. NJ
Grand Patriarch; A. W. Macdonald Of No. s. NJ z Grand
High Priest; Jules A Florst Of No l. R. w. Grand Ward
IN; w. @. Wilson, Of No l. R W Grand Scribe; B. Dssva
Of No. ], R. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper
Of No. B R. ". @. Jusior Warden; A. Wallace
Hunter, Of No. ], r. W. Grand Representative
George Nungesser Of No. w. Marsha Frank Paster of
No. Z, W Grand Sentinel; N. Frsnkford of No & W d.
Grand Sentinel; Henry JONES' Of No, Dis No s. Deputy
District Grand Patriarch.
STANDING CokxTTEKs-Crsdeatials and Retagna-Joth-
am Potter OfSO. !, Vim, Bloomfield. Jr Of No. s. A MAuu-
resu, Of Nos
State Of the 0rder-J q. Dunlap No l. Luthsr Homes
ofNs. l, @. Tnemsn, ofNo
FinGnoe-B. NJ Russia, Of No. 7. John B. HsnO, OF No.
Geo. c. KsuE, Of No.6
Constitution and By-Lass-Hovard MiTspsugh, ofNo6
Edward Pnsbury, OfNo ). a r. stureksn Emo. 6
Subordinate Encampments
wLLDEY NO. l.
Meets the First and Third Saturdays OF each month IN
Lodge Room No. over the oreseent Insurance Com
pany ohcsrs-B. Ds silys, @. p; A. Thomson. H. P:
Thomas II. Jones, Scribe.
HoBAH KNCAMPNENT NO. T.
Meets tns Second and Fourth SATURDAYS of zach ronth In
Looee Room ne l. over the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company Oncers-0eo. W. Sadler @ P.J RBrk.
p; W. H. Wright Scribe -
MAGNOLIA ENCAMPMENr NO.
Meets on the second and fourth Saturdays In each months
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.

Meets every first and third Saturday, In Lodge No
over the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
Matches streets. Oncers-A Mazureau d. NJ; Ch.s O.
Eeis, D. D. M; Henry Haskell, Secretary Treasurer
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
III. Haley
ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. 6 CarondeIet Street,
NEW ORLEANS.

TIE INvENToRs.
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MISSISSIPPI
DiarrhOea Cordial.

Disrrhoes. one OF the most NATAL disor.
dcfs known " the Valley Of the Mis6!ssip
pi aa4i throughout the west, is immediate.
" checked and rapidly and radically cured
by The use Of this medicine. Presunp.
tious as II may seem to ray no. il ~ conf.
IDENTIFY pronounced tafdlAbls IN al the
diseases OF the bowels common 10 that
region. II Is at once mild .stringent,
an snodyne, and IN alternative; and i.s
effects are TO check the discharges. sooth
the irritation OF the membrane which lines
the bowels, quiet the whole system, and
produce II healthy change Of action 10
the digestive and secretive organs. Its
action upon the Liver IL DIRECT, and in
the highest degree salutary, regulating the
disordered functions OF that important or.
gan, and promoting The formation Of
healthy bile.
The soothing and healing influence o,
the Mississippi Disrrhoea Cordial Is al
most instanianeously felt, and within u
lew hours AFTER taking Il the sufferer from
diarrhoea, cole. cholera morbus. dysen-
terry, or any disorder Of the stomach Of In.
testinal passages, il not only merely ron
rdiescenf but reH There Ia nothing
acid or abrasive 10 the cordial. II acts
upon the internal surfaces with which it
comes in contact like an emolieut.
II Is prescribed by the first western
physicians in their practice, aud is used
AZ . standing remedy in the Memphis
Hospital. The demand for it (bsssd up
IN satisfactory experience) continually In
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A Louisville poet writes AZ fol-
lows aProPos Of tho frst appearance
OF Grecisn bend 10 that ethyl
She stepped upon the platform
Her grace cant forget
For oh that Grecian bend Of hcrs
clings 10 my memory yet.
Her smile was like the sunbeam:
Her bonnet some, you bet;
But that lovely Grecian bend of hers
Was the heaviest bend | met
Her waterfall WAS gorgeous,
And all who saw contend
That her grace WAS never equalled
BY tho Saratoga bend.
But nlas, for the maidens beauty,
Dust will return to dust
And the most enchanting bender
IL doomed to moth and rust
u stopping 70 assume her seat,
hate 70 tell, but must
sone whale bone thing that sta ysd her up
h'nt doable--and then "busti" :
she soitiy sighed, and .wcesly smiled.
And then in accenh tender,
Al she rubbed her back, she gently said
Thank Heaven, I'm Of ny bender /"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

Tho sub-sssrsp in Texas instruc,s
judges upon The bench how to de-
eide judicial questions. And there
is no remedy. Neither tho President
nor the Dsnscracy can apply one,
aad the radical sathorities Won't
PSvnf,ce.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20
From the Mobile Sunday Times.
Hidden Graves.

BY PERiLLA.
80 thick the graves. my strolling feet,
inviting, stir d The grass that grew
Above breast whose pulses beat
HAD ceased while yet the throb WAS
now
A little grave little child,
Ger WHOM some mothers eyes had
smiicsi
To whom some mothers lips had
sung;
For whom some mothers heart was
wrung
Sixteen to-day II smooth cd the hair
Back from my eldest daughter
And said. with mock -rcgretful air,
How old your mothers growing
now"
And, to friend who turn d to hear,
You arc the same from year TO year
No girl in teens to tell how time
Is stealing on your happy prime. +"
There Arc some things we would no,
spare
She an.werd in faltsrirg tone,
ITO be = lifetime young and fair.
A little grave, with grass cergrown,
Holds that which ne er will tell how
time
Is stealing on my happy prime.
Oh. thoughtless feet that rudely press d
The little grave, with grass ergrown.
More ihoaghtless word that stir d the
breast
And walked buried sorrows moan.
Tread lightly Ger the graves that lie
so near, yet hid from careless eye,
so thickly strewn along our way,
beneath the smiles Of every day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20
New 0rlsans Carpet Warehouse,
10 Chartres Street.


ME have large assortment OF Carpet
W ing, such ~ Medallion. Velvet, aot
Royal welton, Brussels, Tapestry . Pl,
Ingram, Venetian. Hemp, and other sta i
Csrpetipg White. Checkcrsd. Fancy and
Cocoa Mating, Floor Oil Cloths Of ali
widths, Of various styles aud colors.
Rngs, Mats, Stair Rods, Hair Cloth
Table and Piano Covers, Cornices and
Bands, window Shades, Curtain Mate.
rails, kc., oil Of which we oder At mod.
esats prices fos cash.
A. BROUSSEAU l. co,
Importers and Dealers al WAoisscle
ard Retail,
N. R--Ordeu eau be filed, aud bills
collected BY Express Companies.
January S, 1868. 2?Iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-20

THE
HAYWOOD uoUSE
Jefferson, Texas,
THE LARGEST AND FINEST
HOTEL BUILDING

~ e19D AshbWo4 80 EDN8s
HAS been fitted up in . style Of ele-
IL canoe and comfort, thst entities il
to tho patronage Of tho homo and travel
ing public. The rooms arc comfortable,
and have new furniture; tho table cup
piled with the best tho market aaoris
and the servants attentive. In a word,
Il is the business Of the Proprietor TO
consult the comfort Of guests, and 10
make the house desirable stopping
place.
Terms:
Board and Lodging, per month,
payable weekly, ......... $40 90
Without Lodging per month, pay.
able weekly, in advance, -. 7 so
Transient customers, per week. Is 90
per day. 3 90
rihSs' N"eni, ....,......... l w
W G. RlvEs, Proprietor
April 20, 'es. n3s-6m