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NEVER PLAY PARr.-Be what you are,
and do not be ashamed of it. If heaven
made You this, or thai, or the other, you
are that and nothing else. You are only a
plain person. At all events, don't try to
be stylish, nor pretend that your uncle, the
shoemaker, was a nobleman. You have no
"grand aspirations" no "yearning after
lofty thiDgs," so don't pretend that you
have. Neither roll your eyes, nor qnote
poetry that you do not understand. You
can't play the piano, then don't say you are
"out Of practice" Out with your opinions.
If you think thing wrong, say so; don't
wink at it because it is fashionable. Take
the common eense which God has given
you, and use it. Some silly folks may
smile, but you will meet with some one,
after while, who will appreciate your
truthfulness, and say, "No humbug there"
and take You at your true value. And if
not, why, you will respect yourself, and
that humbug never does.
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DIED !:

ANpERSoN-on Friday. March :, 1873, at 6 o'clock
P. N, Henry Anderson, native of Sweden, aged nifty
years. resident Of this city for the past thirty
years.
His friends and those Of his brotbersinaw Francis
Killeen, John Guirovich and Thomas Ingram, re-
specifically invited to attend his funeral which will take
place Sunday, 9th inst at O'Clock p. NJ. from his
late reaidence No. Washington street. Fulton.
New York papers plea.e copy.
McMAHoN-on Thursday March g. at O'Clock A.
NJ. Archibald McIahon, aged thirtythree years. .
tive of County Fermanagh Ireland. and for the past
eighteen years q resident of thus city.
l. oCONNELL-.on Tuesday morning, at III o'clock.
Stephen OC0nnel aged thirty elk years. native OF the
county Waterford, Ireland and resident OF this city
| for the past twenty three years.
McCARTHY-on Tuesday, March 4, 1873, Florence
Mccarthy aged sixty three years native OF county
Cork Ireland, and for the last thirty six years resi-
dent of this city.
MERCER-On Sunday. March Q, 1873 Mary Ann
Crouan aged forty two years wife of John s. Mercer.
and q native Of Donamon, county Roscommon, Ireland.
CASEY-on Monday. March 3. at o'clock p NJ, Mrs..
Honora Casey wife of James Casey aged eight
years native of Castle Island county Kerry Ireland,
and for many years resident of this CITY.
CLARION Monday January ,, 1879, at $50 r: NJ,
Col George Cla X aged fifty six years and at O'Clock
the evening, his wife, Frances Ann Clark.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CORRECT THE SToMAcH-It is a we'll ascer-
tanned physiological that the origin Of most Of tho
ills that humanity is deranged condition Of the
almentary canal The bowels become oonstgate9 and
tressng maladies As preventive and cure there Is
remedy safe and sure DIR. TUFTS VEGE-
TABLE LIVER PILLS.
AVOID CoNsUMpT1oN.-No enemy to the hu-
man race be dreaded and is more insidueus
in a approaches than the too fatal Of health
aud happiness of myrads" Consumption in Its Rhast-
l FORM The duty Of all is to gpard against its hrst
advances. This be done by the timely of DR.
TUFTS EXPECTORANT.
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GULF CITY BITTERs.
The Gulf City Bitters,"


becoming daily moro popular in this community, and
wherever used fast
SUPERSEDING ALL OTHER BITTERS.
They made from the most harmless but invigSra-
ngredients and have for their basis the purest
and choicest of splrits'
AS AN INvIGoRAToR, APPETIZER AND A
STIMULANT TO THE INVALID
or those sedentarily employed they INVALUABLE;
and they offered the public upon merits which
cause Thorn 20 be Indispensable to every Household
AFTER THEY HAVE ONCE BEEN TRIED.
In order tho atoadily increasing de-
N and for the GULF CITY BITTERS, I have recently
Snd Viii IN fstars Be e2abled to ali psepppsy ali
orders city and country.
THE GULF CITY BITTERS
be procured by Single Bottle from any of Retail
Liquor Dealers, Druggists Saloons Groccrs.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL RATES.
Prepared only by
CHARLES FRICKE,
Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
North Commerce Street,
Mobile. Alabama
JOHN HENDERSON, IS TchOupitOuIas st.,
Solo Agent.
Also, Proprietor OF the celebrated GERMAN BIT
TIERS n sure and reliable remedy for AGUR and
FEVER, and HikLIvER COMPLAINTS. nos tyJp
JOHN. J. FISNEY. THos. \. ROLAND.
FINNEY POLAND.
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw,
I3..--.-.---- Commercial Place
New orieaua Oc5 "a Iy5p
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF COMP.
troler of the Currency Washington, February 49, 1879
Whereas by satisfacIOry evidence 70 the
detsgned i has been made to appear that the HIgER
MIA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS IN
State Of Louisiana ms been duly organized under and
according tho requirements Of act OF Con
entitled - An Act to provide national currency,
cured by pledge Of United Statos bonds, aud pro-
vide the redemption and circulation thereof" ap
proved June D. 1864 and has complied With all tbePro
visions said hired to be piled with before
commencing the business of banking under said act
Now, tbei efOre. l. JOHN JAY KNOX Comptroller
tho Currency do hereby certify that the HIBERNIA
NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, in the city
New Orleans Ia the ~arish of Orleans and state
Louisiana, thOriErd commence the business
ban king under the act afoI esaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of
office, this 18th day OF February, le93
lsFNL1 JOHN JAY KNOX.
Comptroller of Currency.
40. 2Qs6
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iM,rning Star and Catholic Messenger.
EXERCISES FOR LENT.

CHURCH OF THE IMMAcULArE CoNcErrIoN.-Englsh
sermon every Sunday at High Mass, and on Wednes-
day and Friday, at o'clock P. N. French sermon on
Tuesday and Thursday. at o'clock p. H. Benede'
tion Blessed after the evening Sermon
Stations of Way of tho Cross. every Monday Mt
o'clock Pm.
ST. vrNcRyr DE PAuL's CHuRcH.-On Sunday, at ~
M Holy Way OF the Cross followed by the Alteration
tho Relics of the True Cross Every "Wednesday ana
Friday at o'clock p. part OF the Rosary. ana
obstruction by Rev. Father Butler. s. J.
ST. PATRICK s-Sormon Sunday and Wednesday, dt z
u M followed by Benedction. Friday at z p NJ, Way
EDf the Cross.
RzpKMPToRrsT CuuRcHEs.-T Alphonshs-Sundays
and Wednesdays, at o'clock p H., Sermon and Benz
aicton.. Fridays, at same hour, Way Of the Gross.
<st Mary's-The In st. Alphonsus. Notrc Dams
&c Boz, Seeours-sundaya Way of the Cross at $50
and Fridays Sermon and Benediotion at $50
IL NJ The Forty Hours Devotion commences in st.
Mary's Church this Sunday morniDg at $40 o'clock;
Evening services at O'clock The Devotions will close
next Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
ST. TgKRRsAs CHURCH -Sundays and Wednesdays.
lat r. NJ. Sermon and Benodction Friday, at r. NJ,
Way of the Cross.
ST. JonS THE BAPTrsr.-Sermon at 10 o'clock Sunday
morning and Tuesday evenings, at II o'clock. Ser.
1non aud Benediction Fridays, at II Stations Of
4 the Cross.
ST. JosEPHs.-Sunday s-Vespers. Sermon and Ben
Eedction at o'clock r. NJ. Neutrality-suspicious. u
o'clock Fridays Stations OF the Cross at II o'clock
p M.
ST. PETERs-Sundays, Sermon at high Mass. Mon
days and Wednesdays at n P: NJ Sermon and Beuedic
4 ton. Friday at u p. NJ, Way of the Cross.
ST. misunderstanding and Wednesday, at u p NJ,
Sermon and Benediction. Fridays, at u r. NJ Stations
4 of the Cross and Benediction.
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MINERAL SPERM OIL.

M NEhAL sPGhM Oil.
This OIL combines all the excellent illustrating uall;
ties Of Kerosene Gil together with perfect safety On
that be transported by land stored In
houses handled and used by however CARELESS
y, lighted lamps filed burned In kitchen fires. Ia
boiler and engine IN fact used anywhere and for
any purpose OF Illumination safely our fathers
used whale eperm OIL It's gnfting point 10 nhont 90
deg. Fahrenhet It's boiling point $50 Fahrenheit,'
both these about the whale sperm
or Hard OIL II viii ignite under 800 Fahronhcit and
consequently absolutely safe.
IT WILL NOT TAKE FIRE IN CASE OF BREAK
AGE OF THE LAMP.
THE OIL WILL EXTTNGUISH THE FLAME.
The OIL itself has odor yhile burning. 1t gives q
Ggt Of TEN-CANDLE POWER, Mt u cost not exceed.
ing Ono Half Cent Por Hour and for lighting railroad
steamerh factories aud dwelling houses it L. In.
valuable, and cannot be too highly recommended.
Tho OIL Is patented and made by process which
insures its uniformity.
It burns with great oriiancy In theD DUAL BURNER
requires but little attention and no trimming Tho OH
never IN the lamp, II ahsorbN oxygen from
Burner dts all ordinary coal Oh lamps.
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BURN THIS OIL
It absolute l. s, safosy to If and property
3. It's economy, being about the same Kerosene.
4. Its perfect freedom from odor.
The MINERAL SPERM OIL has been adopted by
the Board Of Supervising inspectors for use On All
of Insurance Companies in Now York, Boston and New
Orleaus.
We invite all who interested to call and exAmine
Send for circulars. for Mineral Sperm Oil and Qua
Burner. BOsTICK & SEYMOUR. Sole Agents
For Louisiana, Alabama, Miasissippi and Texas,
- and u Front at and 20 and "a Fulton
rnh2l Iy5p New Orleans,
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HIBERNIA BANK OF NEW oRLEANs-Nevg Or.
leans March g. j-Chder above authority this Bank
oLerafiouN and after this date, 81 {
HIBEKNIA NATIONAL BANK or NEW Or
LEANS. Interest will Gs alto ed 20 d positors OF
daily balances the mutual principle, and special
mbg 3 " Jas. j. TARLEToN, Cashier.
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

Societies and members OF the various organizations
par icpating in the Prooeason the above day.
respectfully requested to leave tseir orders for
RosETTES, REGALIAs. 8ATONS, &c.
In tmo receive the proper attention they require
and the rush that has taken place
occasions
Contracts fulfilled at rates suit tho times. -
MRS. DoHERTY, ....-
sc. Canal Street o6
N mh9 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association Branch No 6The regular monthly meet
ing of this Branch will be held on TUESDAY, March
IL, 1873, at Tho prompt attendance OF each and
every member is requested.
BY order II. F. BRENNAN, President.
j II. HESLIN. Rec. Secretary. nh9I
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BEILs.-Parties having charge of churches
hoo!s factories farms would consult their own in
tests by reading tho advertisements of the Buckeye
'l Foundry, for which MT. Z. j. West, us ard III
asazne street. is the agent.
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We receive greater harm from one VEN
ial sin than from all the powers of He'll
combined.
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Where is the man who keeps diary and
Ter lives to find the slightest use in doing
u
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
Corn, and Not Cotton, is King.
CHINESE CORN.

EXTRA EARLY" THIRTY-Tw0 EOwED CORN.
1t ia a thirty two rowcd sweet Corn, growing from
twelve fifteen feet In height. last the
LIST OF May and sold tho market July 2sd eighty
four days. later planting ives ready in sevsnty.sx
days.
IT'S CLAIMS.
Of soil.
1t has smaller cob than any horse tooth variety.
It weighs sixty-fve ponnda TO the baahel, sealed
measure.
r. bears fuii.grown OF corn on each stalk
than any large field variety.
II can be sown broadcast ON land from which wheat
has been harvested fully ripening before frost.
Tho spikes shoot within four feet Of the gronnd
the not liable TO DO prostrated by
high winds 1t 10 likewise easier to gather.
Il can be successfully grown In any state.
Fonr pounds sent by mail for 81 SIS.
Address MARSHAL MORGAN,
mh9 5p Inn Holston Virginia.
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OSSANs'..---' $500. $1,000 $4,000 o1"f>N"
Tho new Organ Of the Holy Trinity Church Third
District Noy Orleans which gas built by g. Wsinssh
handsome appearance well as by Its fnllness and
sweetness Of tone, ornament TO said church.
Messrs. G. Weinrich g. Brother certainly deserve 70
be patronized by those in want Of q good Organ
8. A. KRONENBERGER,
X. WEISS,
New Orleans, Feb. 3d. 1873.
Referring to tho above tho undersigned begs leave to
inform the Clergy that he attends to branch per
tanning to Organs Orders may DO left ct G. GRUNE
wALDs MUSIC STORE, Canal streot.
G. WEINRICH 81 BRO,
mho I'm Organ Builders
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NofEAhiiES
Elders Catholic Bookstore.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMs-in great variety.
FATHER TOM BURKES LECTURES-the book o
BERLIN CHRoMos-framed and unframed
TIVE SPOKEN WORD--the Priests vAde Meeum
TAE FREEMASONS-by Mgr. Sigur.
WAX TAPERS-plain and ornamentod
PLAIN TALK TO FROTESTANTS-Sigur.
READS. MEDALS. SCAPULARS. ETC., etc.
All the BEST NEW ROCKS OF THE SEASON are
arriving constantly, published. For sale by
CHAS. D. ELDER Catholic Bookseller,
l24 Camp street. Lafayette Square,
je4 SPIT New Orieans
THE GREAT AMERICAN COOKING STOVE
L DEPOT,
No. 100 Camp Street.
Tho Champion American Stove never fails to give
satisfaction all defects known to exist In other Cook
Stoves have been entirely remedied In this Ameri-
The Economy, Dispatch and Durability of this
Stove have made 1t tho favote wherever Introduced.
n vent stove buy only ridgefords Old Reliable
An kinds q Cooking and Heating Stoves On hand.
Special attention given to Gutterng and Roofing
Bowers Ash Pms and repairs for Iatea. fufnished
at ehort notice, PHIL. MCCABE,
Agent for American Stovo,
sei5 6m 5p tC0 Camp Street
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INDIAN TURNIP COMPOUND
PICTORIAL BALM,
CURE
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA,
And the various Affections of the Lungs and Throat
and for the relief Of Consumptive patients.
es.a The Indian Turnip Pectoral BALM com.
pletely the most inveterats oases of
LSSJEA Bronchitis, Cstarrh. Incpient Consumption,
r EEfFti Pulmonary Oppression, the Spasmodic Ner,
w. u vOus Disorders which attend certain forms
" of Coughs, Sore Throat. and generally all
cases OF Inflammation of the Respiratory
~. 0rgans Il has q soothing action upon the
M 81 Cough facilitates expectoration, checks the
~f'' epitting Of Blood. and relieves fits OF A sth
ma. In this disease the Indian Turnip Pectoral
has been given with the greatest It's
Whooping Cough relieves this distressing
affection Price 81 per bottle.
Prepared and for sale by
b. LAPLACE Druggist.
Nos % and 2j Elysian Fields street.
and the principal Wholesale and Retail Druggists of
Now Orleans. fe7 rs Iy5p
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GOOD NEWS!

The people OF Duhois and adjoining e'.rlies are
respectfully Informed that y. fIChiiAapr Of
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BULLS
SARSAPAR1LLA !

Read the following cxtrao, ~ letter from Mr.
Rivers. wife ~ Reverend Dr. Rivers ere of lie ~.
learned. eloquent and popular Ministers Of the Msiho
dist Episcopal Church and who is present ststione
at Broadway Church, Louisville ny.
Louisville. Ky. Oct s. 1Sro
M. JoHx BrLi-DEiK Sig: Many thanks 10 ,on for
me medicine yen hay" :" kindls given ne. I hav.
nern great sufferer for years. and had the avic, o.
various physicians. Some pronounced my spine s.n.
my lungs and some my heart 10 bs the seat of M,
disease have been burn; hli>-r-l and curpcd until
mad become dishear,encd Several very eminent phys,
clans who examined my spine informed me that / v A..
threatened with paralysis or arp"peAy any day. and
that nothing hu; s,f"n w"uld rrlicveInc. | had
perfect horror of that and was hcsatng about wing
one Inserted wheE you kindly sent me your Sarsa,a.
rl,a which Immediately begun 10 take three ,,rs
DAY. had suffered terribly with acn. lrin n
The right side Of my heat especially when iwould
read or write for amy length Of time. and rising to- ms
feet would be perfectly hnd for several minutes ana
would have Ia hold to sometime, io prc,eni falling
| ,m most happy I" inform that The pain IN my
head Is entirely rcie' ed suffer hri seldom with N,
pine and then not 80 ncncly Nv appetite Is good
indeed for the First time In life erjoy my dinner
more than any meal during the day.
You kindly sent ne fcnr bottles ,ssin last night and
relieved. Please accept my heartfelt thanks and hest
wishes
Very truly your most grateful rrcrd
". Il. {. EivvEs.
Ny Journal shonds with similar letters ,Ii Fl which
riaran'ec TO hr genuine and written by tn. person.
whose name they hear.
DO not suffer yourself te &c imposed on non'i he
irswn after and dnuitfmi eNr.rin rrs Don
'k health ~ letting novi..s experiment uprp
on with their trash.
Nv Sirs,rarilla has stood the test for ,wer,r.nv.
'ears II - sill tho Sarsapara 81 III" dn. and ~ The
ic". towering over all others in rupniarty and it,
u-aiive qlaites.
her extracts Of s,rsararilla -ocalled. tosmi cr
: ir. John Rails Sarsaparil., .f Ioni-vii. Nv ,b,,
i the old and reliable r-me''y for inrrriii.s - III.
''""i and ,cr"rulus affections Always hear Thar in
mind.
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viii almost instantly relieve Utmost oh innate Rhcu
hafe Tans Try u. No not fril ~ all times L. have
yonr command bottle "f thisogreai Pain destroyer.
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justly claims
l. fortt superiority over all remedies III,
puhlic Tor the s>IE CERTAIN cure pu,
and Fever or chls and Fever whether Of short or long
standing lie refers tn the entire Western and south
western country 10 bear him csiinon, the truth Of
III. assertion that no whatever ill fail
II the directions are strictly folloN cd out In great
many casrsa single dose has been sufficient for cure
and whole families have been cured iy single bottle
with perfect restoration Of the general health
however. prudent. and in certain cure
II It's use continued in smaller doses for wrek or ~
after the disease has been check csprciay in die
Hcrt and long standing Usually. This medicine
will not require any aid 90 keep the good order
should The patient however require caar'ir rped-
cine after having taken tire. four doses o the Tonic
= single dose ~ BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS
will be sufficient
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
BENTON nsnn,rrs. Mo-. I,

April 30 lsrc ,
Ds. JoUs Nrtr.-near Sir. Knowing the eficicnc, .,
v"ur Sar~anarilla and the hea;in. ,nd beneficial nun
ties possesses send 'ou the following statement o
case.
was wonnied about two wears ago--was fakc en- rrs
oncr and confined for Six months Being me-, ed Of
en-. my wounds have not healed yet have not sal NJ
rnomsnt sine. wounded. am shot ,hrniicl ~
hips. NV general health H. npair-d and need me
thing N assist nature have moro f.iih In ,omr Sar
saparilla than anything elise. with that to he GEM
inc Please express half d~yep BOTTLES ana oblip,
CArrArS &. =. JOHNSON.
ST. Ioris, NO.
T. s-The.following was written AIr roth. lsC6.
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. neither az Capt. johnson:
Dr. JoRS BrLL-Dcar Sir: NV husband. DIR. C. s.
johnson. was skillful gcon and ph, IN Contra
New York. where he died. leaving the above e. T.
Johnson 70 my care At thirteen years 81 age he had
rhronc darrh-a and srrofula. for which | rave your
sarsaparilla. II cured him. have for ten years
II to many in York. Ohio and Iowa for
'cronla fever sores. and general debility Perfect
success has attended IL. The effected IN some
Eases ~ scr"fuia and fever almost
am very anxious for my 70 again have recourse
your rsaara. lie is fearful ri getting sprrious
article hence his writing 10 You for H. His wound.
scre terrible. but believe he will recover
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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and alargcassortmcnt of chairs, Of every s,v,e M
respectfully Invites those desiring anything IN Mis- linz
70 call and examine his stock before purchasing else
wnere, as ne Us confident he can please them AZ his
new shop. IN tho corner Of the Public square wes,
OF the court house. e''
November 10, 1887. JACOB ALLIES.
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The Turkish Government has Or
dered 10000 rifles in the United States.
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B U L l. S
w orm Destroyer
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vnLASow. wALKrRco.. Ga.
June 20
Dn Jonx BrLL-Dcar Sir: have recently given ,ou
orm Destroyer several trials aud find II wonderful,
eiiicacions. II has failed in single instance o bn
the wished for effect am doing pretty large conntr,
practice and have daily Tor article Of the kind
am. sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS Y. CLEMENT N. n.
Y. y. So unqualified and numerous are the tcstimo.
mails ir favor of my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
space is entirely too small to tell It's merits
" Is an infalble remedy for Worms TRY n and bs
convinced. See my Journal for a more fun description
JOHN HULL.
Bulls CedrOn E3itters.
Bull's PeCtOr alvvild Cherry
Bu lis Extract RuC1hu.
BULBS vEGETA6lE FAMILY PILLS..
Allthc above medicines prepared by DR.. Joux pr,,
1t hsLabratory, Fifth street, Louisville KY.
FOR SALE BY M. FRIEDMAN g. co.
JASPER, IND. and bv Druggists gen
orally. May 81, rely.
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The people ofihs country have in vain sought TO mud
'h'd, sa'r end lie yond doubt rrliahle--that would
eradicate from the system
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HUNTINGBURG!

has Iust returned from the East. where he has laid in
The iarg st stock IL DRY GOODS. &C. rbrongh l
this county which being received BY rvcrand
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Ihlfty-F1rst DiSutcts
JuNIUs wooDsoN, ESQ, Goochland.
JOSEPH WALKER, ESQ, Chesterfield.
HENRY COX, ESQ.,, Powhatan.
Thirty-Sccond District.
HON. @. w. LASSITER.
IRVING STORY, Southampton.
Thirty-Third District.
HON. M. p. RUE.
To be completed by local committee.
Thirty-Fourth District.
HON. l.. @. BRISTON Middlesex.
JOHN W. DIXON. ESQ, Matthews.
WILLIAM H. BRISBY, ESQ, New Kent.
Thirty-Fifth District.
f. k SNEAD, ESQ, Onancock, Aecomac.
DIR. NATH'L SMITH, Chincoteague, "
EDGAR J. SPADY, Eastville.
GEO. TOY. Northampton.
Thirty-si1th District.
HON. O. ID. GRAY, Harrisonburg, Rocking
o.E HAAS IvS ESQ, Rockingham county.
A. L. LINDSAY, Bridgewater.
A. @. LONG, Lacy Spring.
J. CRAWFORD, Harrisonburg
Thirty-seventh District.
T. b. TAYLOR, ESQ, Lexington. Va.
J. L. HARRIS, Oakoale.
]. M. PATTERSON, Rockbridge county.
ii. ABRAHAMS, Rockbridge county.
O. 7. FLEISHER, Monterey.
T. A. GALLEY. Warm Springs, Bath county.
Il. r. ALEXANDER. ESQ, Rockbridge county
q l8 ThIrty-Eishth District
s. u. SURFACE, Montgomery county.
W. BARNITZ, Montgomery county.
+. A. WINSTON, Floyd county.
Thirty-Ninth District.
]. A. ECHOI.S, Giles county.
H. A. JAMESON, Pulaski county.
A. w. SHUEY, Bland county.
5. LAIRD, Tazewell county.
s HUNT, Tazewell county.
Fortieth District.
COLONEL q. T. EGBERT, Abingdon.
z ]. M. DAVIS, Washington county.
G. d. SMYTH, Marion, Smith county.
The county committees of the various counties
are authorized and requested to appoint county
canvasserG in their respective counties.
The committee Is gfatifled to announce that
in addition to the foregoing list Of able and en-
ergeto canvassers, the Hon. J Harmer Gilmer,
of Richmond, and other distinguished speakers.
have volunteered their services during such Pc
RODS of the canvass as can be devoted by them
to the cause. Hon. ] Harmer Gilmer's appoint
ments will be announced in q few days.
lH ALFRED MORTON, Chairman.
John r. POPHAM, Secretary.