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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18
Prof Gat,rlght ON the stumP.

This able and popular candidate for
Superintendent of Public Instruction, is
In the field, doing yeoman service in the
good cause. Speaking of his address at
recent meeting in Kemper, correspon-
dent of the Meridian Mercury says:
The cream of the feast was the address OF
Mr. T. s. Gathright, candidate for Superin~
tendent of the Public Education, who. great
ny TO our astonishment and delight appear
ca among us that morning. His speech was
sne very best have heard in this canvass
ana ne Is greatly at fault in not participa.
ing actively in the speechifying. The ad,
Hress delivered here would do eminent gO0C
y repeated again and again throughout th'
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JACKSON, Miss Nov. 9th. 1859

Col. r. G. Powers, CHAIRMAN, &C.:
SIR On the 9Th instant l submitted a
proposition that joint discussions as first
arranged between Judge Dent, Gen. Alcorn,
Gen. Lowry and Judge Morris be continued
until the election.
Your reply of yesterday was received last
evening declining to accept it. The mutual
agreement of Judge Dent and Gen. AIcorn
At Holly Springs TO leave the appointments
then pending to attend to their private
affairs does not justify your inference that
the former will Lot continue the discussions
Nor are you warranted in declining the in
viLation to arrange another list on that as
sumption L therefore urgently renew the
proposition. The plan originally agreed
upon was acceptable 70 your Committee anu
Gen. lcOrn.
If you will not consent to make a new list
in the arrangement OF which both parties
can be consulted, beg To be informed ii you
will make fair division of time with our
candidates at the appointments which you
say have already been made tor yours, So
that the representatives of the two parties
may be heard at the same time by the same
audiences.
IL is customary for the convenience OF
both parties that they be consulted in ma
king joint appointments but that no obstA-
cles u free discussion shall exist, we are
willing TO suspend this rule in the present
Instance if by no other method joint discus
sions in which your candidate for Governor
shall be party, can be had.
My letter contained no proposition for a
separate list of appointments for Gen. Low
ry and Judge Morris. Ii was distinctly to
continue the arrangement already entered
into; and is now repeated with the pledge
that our representatives will attend the ap
pointments of Gen. Alcorn and others ii q
lair discussion is allowed, provided you will
not accept the invitation tO make new list.
Respectfully, &C.
A. e.. FISK
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THE
Mason & Hamlin Organ Company,
WINNERS OF
The Paris Exposition Medal,
WAC have Ssiformly BEEN
AWARDED HIGHEST HONORS

industrial Exhibitions in this Country,
So that their work Is the Acknowledged Stan
dard of Excellence in its department, respect-
fully announce that, with extended and per-
fected facilities, and by the exclusive use Of
recent improvements. they are nov producing
vet 4Ore perfect Organs than eDer before, in great
variety az TO style and price. adapted 20 all
public and private uses for DraTIng Rooms
Churches, Schools, &C., in plain and elegant
cases, all Of which the are enabled by their un-
eaualed facilities for manufaeture 10 sell 81
prices Of inferior work
The recent improvements in these Organs
have 90 increased their usefulness and popu-
larfty that they are unquestionably the most
desirable instruments obtAinable for family
use as well 40 Churches, Schools, &C., while
the prices at which they can be Afforded 80 e
5000 eaohl adapt them 10 the means and re.
ouirements Of all glasses. They are equally
adnyted 10 secular and sacred music, are ele-
Rant as furniture, occupy little space, are moi
liable to get cut OF order, mot requiring tnn,
tinesl are very durable, and more easy q
| learn 70 play upon than the pianoforte.
The M. al. Organ Company are now sell
| ing FoUR OCTAVE Organs for ESQ eacn
FivE Octave oRGAks. FTvs sIors. VIII
Two SETs Of VIseAToss Tor 80 anu Os"'
FOR testimony TO the superiority o. their Or
4 xnnT fhe Mason Hamlin Organ Co. respect
fuliy refer 70 the musical Pretession generally
4 msjority Of ths most prominent muaieans 10
/ thu coun3ry, With May OF eminenee In ku'
-. hmvirg riven public testimony that thl
No. A H1ssiin Org1ns excel all 0thers-
X @ircular containing this testimony In full
will 10 sent free 10 any one desiring ID, also
| Gsrcripfivs circular. eentaining fun pertien
iars rsspscking these instFumsnts. with cor
Il resf drawings a. the different styles and lev
i asf prices, Which are 3xsd end invariahls.
www M1e0H A. mAnrFxpx nmaayq co.
60 Broadway, ~. J.; - xremsaa -. Dsste1
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a Do not faiI 70 ta9e Jour names Plaosd
eregistEy lin this wesk- .eila-
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STOP THE THIEF.

OTOLEN from Holmes Blaze, in the edge Of
- Holmes and Yasoo counties. Gray Horse,
about nine years old, with . marx on the left
fore shoulder, the result Of an attempt to burn
OF the original brand. The man who stole
him lie named Manssco, has red hair, ford
complexion, has large eyes, the whites of which
are very prominent on his looking around
! think he is making his way to ShubutaN
Clarke county He left my place on Saturday
Nov. 9th. A liberal reward will be paid for
recovery of the horse or apprehensic of the
thief. HENRY CHRISTIANS,
nov9twltw3t YazOo City, Miss.
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JACKSON. MISS, Nov. II Is


Coz. X. G.. POWERS, Chairman, &C.,
Sir: am surprised that you persist In
evading my proposition 10 continue the joint
appointments on the basis irst agreed To by
your Committee and by Gen. Alcorn; anu
that you have declined to make joint list
ia which the convenience of both parties
could be consulted in accordance with the
custom usually observed.
Understanding by public notices that Gen
Alcorn aud others OF his party propose to
speak At GAllatIn on the 18th, Judge DENT
Cor ii he shall not have returned, one of bis
colleagues) and Gen. Lowry will be present
TO ask division OF time and the privilege Of
participating at tneir remaining appoint
menLs. They cannot decline proposition
50 reasonable unless they are unwilling thai
their audiences shall have the opportunity
of hearing both sides. l will add that tn,
Intimation contained in your first note, anC
repeated l.. the second, that Judge Dem
viii not resume the canvass, is wholly with.
out warrant.
Respectfully, &c,
A. &. FISK, Chairman, &c
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Consumption is so often the result OF
contracted llser affection, that liver disease
NAV be almost termed the tropical consump-
lion. The Que should be guarded against
inst a. much "a the other, And no remedy
vet discovered so efiectually prevents con-
.,,n,fion aud cures liver disease as sim
mons Regulator. Thousands attest its vir-
,,.. see advertisements
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wife of secretary U. 5. Treasury.
--on W. r. Chiffon. the great chem

From w. K. Chiffon, the great chem
,.r and assayer: AT the request of .. Mans-
ali 4 Co., OF Memphis, have carefully
,..,ed their preparation, called the Hunga-
ian BaIsam of Life, by chemical analysis
and judging from the iDsreuienIS esolVeo'
! hs,,sye il to be a safe balsamic and salu-
briou. compound, calculated 10 have a
b.,py effect in diseases OF thelungs."
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


TO THE WORKING CLAsS-we are
nov prepared to furnish ell classes With con
slant employment At home, the whole Of the
light and pro6iahle. Persons Of either ser
easily earn from SOC. 60 IS per evening. and q
proportional sum by devoting their whole time
70 the business. Boys aud girls earn nearly as
much as men. That all who see this notice may
send their address, q test the business, wa
make this unparalleled offer: To such as ara
not well satisfied, we will send 81 70 pay Cor
the trouble Of writing. Full particulars, .
work on. aRd a copy of TAs Peoples LitsrGru
Congratulations % the largest and best family
newspapers published-an sent free by mail
Reader, il you want permanent, profitable
work, address &c. ALLEN & CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
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JACKSON, Miss. Nov. 8 1869.

JACKSON, MISS Nov. 8, 1869.
Mr.. A. G. Fisk, Chm, &c
Sir: Owing TO my absence from the city,
your letter of the 9Th inst, delivered by Mr.
IL. Barksdale, Of the Clarion, requesting q
new list of appointments for joint discus
sion between Judge Dent aud Gen. Alcorn,
was not received until this morning.
have the honor to say in reply, that as
Information has reached our Committee that
Judge Dent has abandoned the joint ap-
pointments already made for him, and will
probably not return To the canvass before
the el-ction, Gen. Alcorn is left free to re-
spond To some of the many calls OF his fell
lOw-citizens from every part of the State.
who are anxious TO hear from him, and a
number of new appointments have already
been made extending TO the election.
Your proposition TO make n new list OF
appointments for joint discussion between
Judge Morris and General Lowry is accept
ed, and 1 will meet you or your representa-
tive, at your earliest convenience, ia order
that the proposition may be Immediately
carried into effect.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
K. G. Pow ERS, Chm'n.
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PErRol-We designed writing puff"

PErRol-We designed writing q puff"
# prtro. but our friend Brown throws SO
much liqht upon the subject in his Circular
.I.eobrre-all OF which our observation oil
and experience with that celebrated Burn
ing Fluid warrants Us in fully endorsing
hat we deem unnecessary 10 do more than
csll attention TO what he has TO say in an
otttrr column.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18

The FIRST DIsTRIcr.-Woford is
carrying terror into the camp of the
Radicals. For a wonder, his scalawag
competitor has been induced to make a
ajoint list of appointments with him, and
he is having it all his own way.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18

Miss Judith Russell, OF New Bedford,
wrIlrs / nave been afflicted with severe
ufosfratiug cramps III my limbs, cold feet
aud maud, aud general uIsordeTed system
While visiting some friends in New York,
VINO were USING PLANTATION BlTTERs, they
preyal!ed upon me To try them. com
inencrd with small wine glass full after
each meal. Feeling better by degrees, in a
few days l " as AsUUnlsned To mud Tue cold
ness and cramps had entirely lett me, and
could sleep the night through, which had
not done Tor years. l feel koanoLher being.
Nv appetite anu strength have also greatly
improved by the use Oh The fLAHIAIloN BIZ
IkkS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18

The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil
in the world lie Hazard & Caswell's- made OF
the sea-share, from fresh selected livers, by
CAswKLI., HAzARD & Co, New York. 1t Ii
absolutely pure and ssOeet. Patients who
have once taken ii prefer it to all Others
Physicians have decided it superior TO any
of the other oils In the market.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18
The Georgia NEGRO Labor Conventiol

The Georgia Negro Labor Convention
that met at Macon, few days ago, two
hundred delegates from all parts of the
State being present, resolved that we
stand ready to extend heaty welcome tc
any immigrants who may choose to cast
their lot among us as laborers, and es
pecially the Chinese. :"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18

ChdPped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ring-worm, salt-rheun, and other Gu
taneous affections. cured, and the skin made
sofs and smooth, 10y using the juniper Tar
Soap, made by CAswKLL, HAZARD 81 Co,
New-York. It rs more convenient and cas-
lily applied than other remedies, avoiding
the trouble of the greasy compounds now in
use.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18
THE NON-ExPLOsIvE
p E TT Q OIL

THAT this Oil is the best BURNING FLUID
Il yet discovered, makes 3 softer and more
beautiful light, is much more clearly, and does
not grease or soil any fabric that it may come
in contact with, are facts established.
1t may be used in any kind of Lamp now in
use for burning Coal Oil, by simply changing
the Burner, which | can do at trifing ex-
pense,
GA- Oil, Lamps, Chimneys, and Burners,
may be had at all times. l have, also, q very
desirable Brass SAFETY LAMP, for the use Of
Families and Hotels, which has no superior
va Tryit, and If you do not like IL, return IL
and get your Money ~EG
Read the following, it speaks for itself:
Having tried the NoD-Explosive Petro Oil,
sold by Vim. J. Brown, Sr., we take pleasure
IN recommending it as being far superior to
any Oil or Burning Fluid that have ever
used. It is entirely free from grease, and does
not require more than one-tenth of the labor
TO keep the Lamps clean and nice that il does
any other Oils that we have used
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Chairman National Union
Repub lican Committee.
Rooms REPUBLICAN, TX. COMMITTEE

Rooms REPUBLICAN TX. Committed
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. III, 1859.
CAPT. A. c. FISK, Chairman, &c,
Sir: In reply I'd your letter of the 9th in
slant have the honor to state that fail
division of time will be accorded Judge
Dent lin case he returns TO the eAnvass) al
any OF the appointments made for General
AlcOrn.
A like courtesy will be extended by the
other nominees on our State ticket TO the
corresponding nominees on your ticket a.
their appointments throughout the State.
Respectfully. yours, &c,
X. c. POWERS, Chairman, &c.
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For Subscription to Clarion for Week end
ina. Non Is. 1869.

Men of Mississippi but three weeks
remain in which to prepare for an election
IN which your lives, liberty, peace, prop
erty, and prosperity are involved. Are
you ready?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18

Ten years ago purchased Wheeler &
r-Tr.on Sewing Machine, and have had 1t In
Instant use in my family since. We used
e.d,riug the war TO make clothing for our
roluateers in the service, and for the hos
~. and this t7ork was very heavy, being
p WOODEN, aud cotton fa0rics. 1t is
..,II IN good working order, nathing having
- broken but a few needles- You are
s,aIcome to use my name in your recon-
mendations- e.
Mrs. HUGH McCULLocH,
Wife of oecretarY u. >. Treasury.
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There will be a Mass Meeting and
Barbecue at Union church, in Jefferson
county on Friday, 18th inst, by the Con.
servatives. Hon. Amos r. Johnston, and
other eminent speakers will be present.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18

Your back hurt: Use Dromgoole & Co.'s
Buchu.
Dromgoole & Co.'S Buchu cures bad
dreams.
For incontin tt, use DIopgoole & Co..
Buchu.
elect or Gonorhea-Dromgoole & Cos
Buchu.
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DAVID liable. wd. DALTON .
FABLE N DALTON, vi
Stoves, Crates, Hell0W-W are, Etc.,
AND HoUsE FURsBaIHs GooDs,
No IzS PoydraA bet Camp& Magazine SITS
| novlw3m NEW ORLEANS.


81 SOOAAAN EAkOA1A II ~ SOss
TUE attention Of the plans,sr is called 70 the
/ a Great Southern Prolific Corn. 6amplewof
which can be seen ~ the fol lowing agencies;
Manloye q Hobart of Wick abarg;
Brown q Mellon, q Bolto as Depot
W. y. Bruner Cos Of CT lnton;
Allan Ligen, e JsckBor A.
Robert Nancy Bons, Of Brandon rs
This grsst Cora + apr sduesion Of Louisiana
and is mot equaled In Al. part Of the werlQ-
IL viii produce On zoo a lands frem lU 70
lbQ buahsls par acre aps viii weieh % lhs 70
The bzshsr Every plan 4m should essA I'm.
eslr % the epIert1ni1y e. gseEing Start q
thin Germ nis cold 3. ths aar. pressure soma
stnncA - tks sisckis flzite Mnztsd -
AoYlMlMH - - Al - N. -
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Dromgoole & Co.'s Liver Pills are sure
shot.
For the Liver-Dromgoole & Co.'S Liver
Pills.
For clear skin-Drcmgoole q Co.'s Liv-
er PillA
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT of Hyacinths, Tu
IA lips, Crocus, Japan Lilies, &C., &C., jus
received and for sale at the Central Nurser les
Also, q choice collection of Flower Seeds TO
fall planting, (home raised.)
A. L. HATCH.
Jackson, Nov. 4th, so tw3t w3t
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..Barrett'." Prize HAIR Restorative.
-BarruJLs' knocks every thing.
-Barrclt's' 10 cooling and denghtful.
.barreLs' took the First Premium.
..BArrets' has become a staple
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18

CaufiOn...I have the exclusive right to
sell the PETRO OIL in Kinds County, Missis-
sippi, and all persons are cautioned against
selling or using the same, under this or any
other name, as all infringements will be prose-
cuted.
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They win not make New Appointmsntl
No is Proposed that
ID e ~ 7 and Low R Y
will meet
"A L G O IL ~ * CO.,
On their own GrOund!!

JACKSON, MISS, Nov. s, 1869.
Coz. r. Clowns, Chm, &C.
Sir: In order that there may be q full and
fair discussion OF the issues involved in the
pending canvass. il fs proposed at once 20
make new list of appointments for Judge
Dent. Ger. Alcorn, Gen. Lowry, and Judge
Morris on the terms of their appointments
which VIII conclude on the Sth. Should
either of these gentlemen be prevented by
illness or private engagements from attend
ing the appointments It Is proposed that biz
place shall be taken by SOU other member
of the ticket with which he Ia connected.
An early reply is solicited. By order of
A.C. FISK,
Chairman Nat. Union Rep. Elk. Com.
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A correspondent inquiries what was the
actual cost to the taxpayers of the State
of the scheme of the carpet-baggers and
their scalawag confederates to put the
DISTINGUISHING Constitution into opera
ton. The amount was about Two Hun
dred and Thirty Thousand dollars, as
near as we have been able to estimate it.
Remember that every vote will be
needed to defeat Radicalism. Look up
your registration papers, and if they have
been mislaid, have them duplicated
r. j. MosELEY, ESQ. This gentleman
is an Independent Republican candidate(Of
the Radical wing for Congress in this Dis
District. He has published an address de-
fning his views. On the subject of am
nesty, he takes liberal ground, as the fol-
lowing extract viii show:
And hence consider myself quite as reg
ularly a candidate for Congress as himself
and have right 70 ask your votes on the
| broad platform on which stand, -uHIvkH-
| SAL SUFFRAGE, AND UNIVERSAL AMNESTY.
The first part OF this propositions now on
every lip. consider our people thoroughly
committed 70. The latter parf-"uniyersal
amnesty,"-shonld be elected, snah 0e-
vote all my energies 70 stcure. ccnsidel
the Repnbllcan party Of the nation, ana inc
Congrsss OF the united States, through that
party. M pledged % UNIVERSAL ANXIETY
And should 30 % Congress, will at least
take good care that ther member from the
9Th DisErict Of mississippi will insist %
Congress redeeming thar pledge, and knock
the shackles from the lim6s OF eur people.
AweH posted correspondent in Talls'
hatchie writes; Affairs arr all right
cup hare for Dent. and though the Rad
.'icals ars woking hard We, VIII baal
Them BIZ = largo vote 3 - = zsss@
X Do not fail 70 6sSs J0ur names Plaost
oashe registry liIt this wrak- isiAas.
~
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- iAass alsa ns1T 20 bsisl sssI4o -sss.g
wEw - "a
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold Al hall
the price.
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Conservatives, be true to yourselves
and your country. Now's the day and
now's the hour.
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Dromgoole & Co.'s Pectoral cures coughs.
Splitting of blood cured with Dromgoole
& Co.'S Pectoral.
Consumptiye cough, use Dromgoole &
Co.'S Pectoral.
Dromgoole & Co.'s Pectoral for hopping
cough.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-11-18

WARRANTED 10 cure pain la i've minutes
w cures promptly all cases Of kheuma-
tism, SuH Joints, Headache, TOothache, Swell
lings, Cramps, Bites Of Insects, humbnesa,
Frosted Feet Pain in the Stomach, Sore Throat
Ring Bone in Horses, Big Head In Horses,
Pain in the Back, Pain ia the Breast Para
lysis, Neuralgia, Bruises, and all sorts or
pa MS and aches.
Will also cure Charbone In Horses and Mules
This powerful and penetrating Fluid ia q
very different composition from the many linz
iments generally sold, which are mostly gotten
up out Of cheap materials, such a. rancid
grease, etc, which act only upon the skin.
through all the tissues, muscles, and 20 the
bone itself striking 40 the root Of the disease
and thus predicting reaction which cannot
be brought about by any other Eminent
Read lhs circular 20 be had ut fhe Drug
Store, for example Of the wonderful e6ieieney-
For sale BY Drug0ists and Country merchants.
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CHRONIC SORES.

In all cases where Sores BrpptSoaa, WORMS epots,
etc. esassd temporary dsEangsmsit Of The
sseresone, FROM change Of from cold 60 hsaf
the mslarfAs Of spring OF sumUsrs tsw 4osss %
rsapArfllian Will renove.
Tn where there chrunie Srrpfnlons Skin Dis
cases. Sait-rheum, Acne, BrysipslAs, Besema, Closu
Tumors, Fever sores, sypAiite Dseasss and unc.rsd
Venersan met, al thoss terrible ds4eas that rpt1c8
patient undergoing constant wmste--ths SANSAPA-
RILLIAH kESoLvENT reqnirss more time % eject Q
cure bus IN the Of thess chronic ds@sss % %
cure.
sosastimes II the bess esstivs aud thu ICED a
no9 converted into E9nrshing eongtisuenta, and &hs
DIVER Ia sluEEish. the eys yellow, and slain dissolprsd
thea few dssne % Railways Pi1ls (ccatsd eonnso-
With the barsaparaa. WIN prove Of great assse-
Weaksnine DseAarEss. E1is.iona- fhsusa AIS cfun-
fsrfunassa have besn rssasrsa 90 rlWoDua haa1hwhs
Aage bsen rsAuoed - skaiseos - rspn-
astEs pows.s q this 9sd.elns, LsasasgAsa Mhiss..
URINARY DIFFICULTIES, Al dinsasn1 ~ 10 KID
EEYR BLkDpER, w0MEs AID URINARY 0DnAN9,
~ dISeksrxss 90 ss epsEmalIe Glamaa ~
wasest pf an hinds ~ nIrs1ssa ~ lsh wtairfL
para4wn F<xxadY, end - welk, paroua 11lsna9dl'1
81 bsaa sssaa Fnsssfsd 10 nj ana gs1uam ksslah
paess ss - -: !. 3. ssi'; = II. ~ s. =
- ~
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The following annoancemenrs are made
~ order Of the State Executive CommitSee,
Tor Hon. A. @. Fisk, candidate for Congress.
4th Congressional District, toGefher with
Hon. G. Davidson and Mr.. L. DUPONT. Of
New Orleans, La:
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Deranged Kidneys-Use Dromgoole's *
Co.'s Buchu-
Gravel and Dropsy-Cse Dromgoole &
Co. Buchu.
DromgoOle d Co.'s Buchu Is the best and
cheapest.
Pains In the back, use DromgOole & Co.'S
Buchu.