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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08

0. D. A.-The perfor nance last nj hit WIS
in every respect the success that past efforts
had warranted the expectation it would be-
There WAS large and select audience. The
plays presented were of a particularly attrac-
tive nature, and were rendered. each and every
one of them, in a manner that displayed even
more than usual care and study ON the part
of the members g One Touch of Nature >,
"Wood Cocks Little G .me,' romedy-farce in
two acts, and "Kind to Fault"
Mr.. John H. Hodgson's Mr.. Wood is worthy
Of specid mention; the gentleman's concep-
ton Of the character was excellent, and his
rendition splendid.
On the 18th i'll It., the grand complimentary
performance tandered by the club t. Miss
Louise Hawthorn, will take place 1T the Varle-
ties Theatre, IL Tentation, of Octave
Fen lets. entitled Led Astray," will be pre-
scented on that occasion.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08

TWELFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLuB.-A large
meeting Of this club Was held st night, and
the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the Twelfth Ward Democr tic
Club do indose thu action Of the State Centr Il
Democratic Committe in acting on the sug-
gestlon of the Committee OF Seventy by chang
ing tn location from New Orleans to Baton
Rouge for the holding Of the Democratic State
Convention.
After transacting their regular routine of
business the meeting adjourned.
THIRD WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB-There
was large meeting OF the Democrats OF this
warl Thursday night, in which some feeling
"as manifested in the action of the State
Central Committee, char 5iny the location
from New Orleans t" Baton Rouge, for the
M eet.ng of the De- no cr tic Safe Convention.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

Il very rapid, safe and cay way To make
money. i to procure territory - introduce the
latest useful invention that is wanted every
day. by every one. everywhere. who his
family. Il fun >iz"d Sewing Machine with Ia.
bic aud Trra1le for only ten dollars tint does
the same WORK a. Machine Won Woaid pay
- dollars for. rapii. smooth aul finn. uaNr>
. seam - strong the rlnti viii ter lr..le the
stitches rp apart. Eight new at'a .'incir,
i,r all woTA and the improved Button Hole
Worker used 10y u oriy. .i-cL,> ouly need
show rl"n il operation - sell IN every
house tIry enter 81 dollars and upwards
cleared dai'y 10y smait agents. No such Ma
chine was ever offered At a,y ,uch pr.rr
- OuU >oi Ia, y"rr. 10000 Families u>,
them. Demand increasing every day where
th"y h",ouc known Ministers. Jaj-.>.Llv..
yr.- Editors N1r'Ii-t~. Tai'"r~ Sc RECON-.
mend them A. perfect X -ii'- ..v'a free -
first applicants. l:'hrre D., 40 agency in your
place. write for il. or buy - Machine for yop~
FAM ur u relation. Their. l. nutc better -! 80
cheap. Machines sent - all pHr'> u' u,
country on receipt of price ten doI'ar>. Eraj
advertisement BEGINNING "-iXty dollars saved
IN every Family ia nr..thnr par, If r!I- paper
ADDRESS the lrour.-,ur-. i;uhlRr i. MrLLI-
GAN c Co $50 C,n3l -, Now l"ra. alrly
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

OUR MOTHER EARTH.-We instinc-
lively feel thrill of peculiar emotion
at the uttorance of these words, espe-
cially at this particular juncture.-
When commerce and trade languish,
and the various professions have ceas-
ed in a good degree to yield a living,
and whilst even the holy calling of
Teacher or Minister fails of yielding
adequate return to support the physi-
cal man, it is pleasing to reflect that
one can turn to the bosom Of Mother
EartL and find her ever generous.
Away then with the apprehension of
want, WHEEL by using half the labor
generally bestowed in any other avo-
cation, all articles of prime necessity
may be obtained, and that too, accom-
panied with a keen appetite, alterna-
ted by the sweetest sleep. Scientific
culture furnishes food both for body
and mil d. There is plenty of leisure
for forming an acquaintance with
books. And when cold winter inter-
venes, the well filled barns and 9th
erwise helpless domestic animals, now
happy in their condition, speak loudly
to him Of the friendship of Mother
Earth. From year to year he increas
es in wealth,-real wealth, until al
most without an effort he finds him
self surrounded with abundance.
1t is useles to conceal the fact that
the alteration in our condition as
people necessitates change in our
habits. We have too long sighted
and neglected our best friend. She
stands with open arms to draw us to
her embrace. The Lawyer, the
Teacher, the Doctor, must all cease to
depend entirely upon their professions.
and make enough, at least of bread, by
timely attention to agriculture. We
know with many the beginning l.
Encouraging, bat perseverance aud
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30
CALL FOR A PARISH CON
NENTION OF THE
Republican Party Of the Par
ish Of Rich land.

Pursuant to IN order from the State Cen
trail Committee of the Republican Parry f"r
the State of Louisiana, calling for the reorgan
lzation OF the Parish Committees
Now. in order To carry ibis into effect. the
republicans of the Parish Of Richland are
called upon To meet IN mass meeting. al The
toutt House, IN the town Of Rayvilir. on
Wednesl lay, the 10Th day Of June, 1874, foI
tee and to send Delegates TO the State Con
vention; also 10 the Congressional and Soma
toral Convention , come of after the adj
JOurnment of III" ate Cony eui.on.
Each ward Is earnestly requested to be
fully represented on the occasion.
BY order Of Oid Parish Central Committee.
II. ii. KELLY, Chairman.
May 3Oth, 1871, ~.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

o, SHANE, WHERE is THY BLUSH i?
We were induced to think, for a
time, that we had no persons in our
community, who would not scorn the
idea of eating bread that was made
up by subscription, or purchased with
money contributed by a charitable
public, when they could really do
without it. To our establishment.
there are those, both white and color
ed. who will not only accept, but ac-
tually ask, for 1t, while they yet have
means and no land under water; and
when reasoned with, they reply {:
"Others are getting it and | might as
well have it," Poor weak subterfuge !.
as well might they say: 81 robbed
the man because | knew some one
else was going to do it a" We are all
individually responsible for accepting
this gift, and should feel very grateful
10 both the donors and the distribu-
ting committees for their laudabln en-
deavors to relieve the wants of our
suffering neighbors. The man who
would accept this bounty and grum-
bic because he did not get more, will
never be hung for his gratitude. Away
with the idea that these supplies have
been furnished by the Government!
They are the charitable contributions
of good people, outside Of all law, save
the moral law, and what could be a
greater sin than apprOpriating to our
use that which we do not need, and
which has been sent to us by kind
friends to satiate Hunger and prevent
our neighbors from actual starvation?
Ii your home is under water, and you
have nothing to eat aud nothing TO
buy with, and are willing to work, YOU
should have no hesitancy in making
known your wants to this CON-
mittee, who will take pleasure in
giving literally Of what they have to
such persons. We intend no re5uke
whatever for honest laborers, who
have been driven from their land and
vocation by the flood; but in this
"ration business" we hare seen some
foul blots upon our social fabric suffi-
cient TO mantle with shame the cheek
of frail humanity.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30
. go .

REMEDY FOR POIsoNs-If any
poison is swallowed, drink instantly
a half glass Of cool water, with a
heaping tcaspooneul each of common
salt and ground mustard stirred into
it. This vomits as soon as it reaches
the stomach. But, for fear some of
the poison may remain, swallow the
white of one or two eggs, or drink a
cup of strong coffee-these two being
antidotes for greater number Of pos-
ons than any other dozen of articles
known, with the advantage of their
being always on hand if not a pint of
sweet oil, lamp oil, drippings, melted
butter or lard, are good substitutes,
especially if they vomit quickly.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

patience will ultimately crown the ef-
forts Of any and every one who will
try the experiment. Az much as ty-
rants may threaten, this is oar Earth.
She bore Us. she is our mother, and
will return TO us a thousand fold for
any labor bestowed upon her. Let
us then.bc mindful Of her, cherish her
and she will amply reward US for all
our toll. Thus to do is the nearest
and best road to reconstruction and
permanent peace. Ye brieAeSs Law
yers, We patientless Doctors, We pupil
less Teachers, We starving Of every
class else, turn to your mother Earth
for succor, and she will best provide
for you whilst living, and when YOU
cease to live, she will give you a rest
ing place beneath her crust.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

CAUGHT.-Two colored gentlemen,
Hicks Carroll, and his son, JEFF Car
roll, have been lodged in Jail, at this
place, charged with being the incendi-
aries who fired and robl ed the store
of Mr.. l.. b. Duff, at Alto, some time
since. They were found in posses
sion of the stolen goods.
William Thomas and George
Banks, Of the same persuasion, have
also engaged hoard at public expense,
until the why's and 1herefores can
he elected as to how they came in
possession of certain stolen boat.
Joseph Gidrey, another ebon-hued
citizen, wishing to try his gun, took
Mr.. Dave Moore for q target, and is
now in Jail to show cause why he did
not shoot at something of less impor-
'tancc.
Three others, whose names we did
not learn, were brought in under
charge OF COW stealing. The Jail,
though not very largr, can vet accom-
modate a few more. Bring them
along and let pr. McIn,osh rLr.jr
nm, Kill Or cure
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30
THE GREAT GflSz,
~
IMAM MISERY.
Inst Published, IL u Se.lcd EarLorc 7
sur rotitS

JH5t "ctf>HF". 81 u ,tftcd IHttIfYC. i-'.f'
SLT rettS.
A LECTyRE on the Nature, Treatment. arl
Radical cure If Seminal " ealuc>>. 81 >;-r-
matorrhoea, induced 10y Self Abuse, luyoiu-
rary Emission, lmpotency. Nervous Debility.
and lml hmeuts to Marriage generally
Piles. Consumption. Epilepsy, End Fits :;
VI 'nial a al Physical lncapac'ty. &c.-Ey
ROBERT !. CULNERWELL. VI. D., author
OF the Green Book &c
The word renowned au-lor in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from In, own cX-
pcfiencc that the awful Consequences CfSrlf
AbuS" may be cii-cruaily removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical OPP
cratlou>. b"u-ic'. Instruments. rings or corIi-
ais pu.uiln" ont moIcS nf crr, at once Ger
tam and eiectUal, by which ever sufferer.
no matter what his condition may BE-. may
cure himself cheaply, privately, AMI radically
This Lecture Will prove boon 10 thousands
and thousands.
Seat under seal, in 4 plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of six cents or two postage
stamp. A-o, DR.. S.ll>bces Remedy Ton
Pies Send for circuiar.
Address tie Publishers.
CHAS }. {. KLINE & co.
~ B0Wcry New York Post Office Box l.ISi
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

Crops in the neirhborhood of Alto,
where there are many places not Sc
riously effected by the overflow, all
present a.promising appearance. We
noticed fall in the water of about
two feet in some places, and the plan
tiers are keeping the plow close behind
it as it leaves the fields. Plenty Of
corn, potatoes, and other substantials,
will be made by citizens Of that vicin-
ity, and many OF them will make more
cotton, to the hand, than can be gath
cred
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30
Orders Received,

Sand machines promptly forwarded to any,
e-addre>s on receipt OF the following cashH
Sprices. -
ZSnslc Machines, for samples or privatc-:
>.usc,
= plain styles with 2-3 adjustable extern <
= sion >
- Table and Tralle, furnished with.
; equipments ready for immehlateS
Fuse $40 Each>
:,Nachincs with extra Fine Ia (
e.he Il =
-Mchincs with Table and Cover 30 -
EMachines with enclosed Table half
:,cabin"t style 80
Machines with enclosed Table fail
Scahiuct style 10 "
- The machines nj SO are precisely the
s-same a. those of IA higher price. the onlys
s.,lif'erencc being that those NJ SO have.
Eplain but neat Table aud Treadle, while;
s-'hose of a higher price are Ornamcntal,S
c:wi,h elaborate and costly polished blacks
>walnut. -
- Tables with covers, enclosed cases, x
Sand cabinet style. -
= No extra charges made for packing orr
:: shipping to any part the country. Spe.~
v.
|machihc. Specimens of sewing, Illus
-iratcd circulars, with numerous recom-S
lamentations, wholesale cash prices, extras
ordinary inducements TO agents, &c.,
Enabled free. Exclusive control Of TerrrI-
Story given gratis to capable and cnergeticE
.~a-enis, merchants, store keepers, &c..Z
Swho will travel or open agencies and--
Zcxhibt the wonderful merits of our mas
-:chiues in their localities, and solicit or
>.lcrs. :
= Outfits and County Rights given free.
>-of charge. :;
: An uneGualcd quick and honest moneys
!-makng business for male and female =,
--canvassers in al parts of the county,
ZChristian Index. y. Y. Jan. 9Th. :;
= CASH RENITTANcEs -
c-musi be made in Post Office money or-S
<dcrs, Bank Drafts made payable to our
Sorder in New York. Registered letters>,
~or by express nj our risk.
- All Orders ani Communications must
{. be addresst j 10 =
- ROBERT J. NULLIGAN g. CO \,
1856 Canal Street. \. Y. =,
= General Manufacturers of Machinery. :
= april IS, u. ~. :
TEN DOLLIRS TEN DOLL.iRS TEL
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30
Stealing and Earning.

Never try TO cheat your neighbor;
Don't consent to be- n tool;
Get your living by hard labor
Dear in mind the golden Iue.
If you Try TO play sharp game.
And, succeeding, gain you earn,
The III, e will come when tricks the same
Will be played on You in turn.
Mayhap you gain by knavery,
And by certain thicvish schemes,
Faster than ny toll snl bravery
Adding daily to your means;
But you II find its not so lasting
You'll be- cheated soon, yourself;
In your old age you he fasting,
While your friend has lots OF pclf
You have gotten without labor,
Never needing the true worth
OF vOur riches, while your neighhor
Derived his from the stony earth,
Sweating fre ~ for each penny
Ufthe l., he got each day;
He saved a few, while you spent many
He ; the better OF to-day.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

On Sunday night last a large au-
dience assembled to listen to the adj
dresses of Capt's. ID. A. CAMPBELL
and W. a. SCOTT, on the subject of
temperance. That both speeches were
real good, ably composed and well de-
livcred, is the unanimous verdict Of
all who heard them. The speakers
appointed for tomorrow Sunday
night are Messrs. p. III. PARKER and
o. T. SMITH. We hope to see all of
our citizens out on this occasion, and
believe that we can safely promise
them a rich treat, perhaps better than
anything they have yet beard from
the members O. this Society.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

DURING the last two or three days
we have been visited with small show
crs of rain, coming in good time on the
farms and gardens tina, were just be-
ginning to suffer. Still more is need
cd, and if the warmcst weather pre-
ca DIES n shower, as tine darkest hour
comes before day, we are soon TO have
it in abundance. Hot has been 20
name for it this week just fan your
self, sweat, pant and blow, is the only
way to describe the sultry close Of
this beautiful Nav month.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30
Religious.

DIVINE SFHvICE.--;''" appointments Of
tire Baptist Church 81 Eayvrlr nr- the ~
>nnlay, ~ each niumiu.- Rev. FEANk y.
BEVAppvs. Pastor.
EPfsc"rAL Rev. Nr. Miller. Rcc'or -
Irvine Srr,i"r ~ i.ayyiilr un third Sabbath
ia each mouth.
APPOINTMENTS RAYvILLE CIRcUIr, NJ F.
CHrRcH S"uTu --Girard, Firs, Sabbath.
Rayyiiie, Second SabbaIh. Alto, Third
Sabblih. Union, Fourth Sabbath. Rev THos
5. RANDLE, Pastor in charge.
REsByrEaIAx.-Rcv. ID. A. Campbell will
preach regularly. at Alto on the lst Sabbath
in each month a; Union Church on Baskin
bath mt Rayvlle on the fourth Sabbath at
Oak Ridge, Morchouse, Pa, on the second
Sabba,hin each month. Preaching in Ray
vilIe.every Wednesday night.
RAyvrLLE UyI0S SABBATH School from
81 to o'clock. every Sunday morning.
Observation-Disclosures communications Of
X +. McGuirc Lodge No 209 the 2nd We'd
nesday in each month.
Temperament +. T.. RIcnLASD
COUNCIL No. 80, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday nights of each month.
Ii. ID. C.-RAYvILLE Council No. -,
holds its regular meetings every Tuesday
night.
Patrons Of IIusbandry.-RAY
WILLIE GRANGE, No. 81, meets every second
and fourth Thursday in each month, at / |
o'clock, AN
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

THE Sabbath School has been re-
organized in the Babtist Church, at
Alto, with Hon. III. +. NICKERs as
Superintendent We had the pleas
ure Of being present during the eycr-
ciscs on last Sunday, and were highly
pleased with the warm interest mani
tested by old and young in the good
work. We regard the Sabbath School
as one Of the most powerful engines
Of destruction that can be run against
the mighty evils ever yelling up in
the human heart to retard the pro-
gress Of good government and the
advancement of civilization. Right
here, permit us to say, that aside
from other facts conveyed in Mr.,
HEMLER's communication, in to-day's
paper, that document portravs the
dark outlines of a picture that should
startle every intelligent male and fc-
male reader of the BEACoS. 1t is the
dark picture of ignorance in which
the minds of the masses are enveloped.
Ignorance is said to be the parent Of
superstition, and it also begets that
inordinatc love of gain which smoth-
ers the finer precepts Of conscience.
How important then that every voice
should be raised, and every hand put
forth, to enlighten the minds and Gle
vatc the hearts of the sons and dalgh-
ters of our land.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

PEHsONAL.--We had the pleasure
of a social chat with Col. WADE
YOUNG, this week, who is in atten-
dance at our Parish Court for the pur-
pose of testing the legality Of the IL
ceuse law on trading boats. They
could not have employed better coun-
sci, we think, and it is really a treat
to converse with a gentleman as true
to Southern principles as Col. YOUNG.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

GEo. {. KREss & Go. continue to improv-
and add to their large and varied stock of
gentIemens dress goods in the establishment
so well known as the 'Vicksburg Clothing
Emporium, on Warrington street. Tins
firm will be found in one Of the largest and
fines, houses in the Hill Cry, aud will make
y wilt pleasant aud agreeable to any who
may Gail To see them, whether 'lIey wish TO
lur..'. - or root Dou', fail ~ pay ,h-m a
Wal, u '."u .uu -oit " .-h-buIs.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

SPoRTING.-The senior went on q
hunting expedition last week, AMI
on Tuesday killed three deer, in the
short space one hour and a half The
most remarkable thing about the hunt
is that he never killed one these ami
mails before, and on that day was the
only one successful. The deer were
very fat and fine eating. They were
killed in the woods about three miles
North of Alto.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

THE overflow has fallen about four
inches on the East side of town, and
six inches on the West side, during
the past three weeks; and is still 60
ing down very slow, at this point, but
said to, pc declining rapidly in all the
streams above.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

Miss LUCINDA, an ebon, hued dam
sci, by order of Court, went to Jail
Yesterday morning, with her "poor
little baby"i in her arms, and preached
a sermon through the iron bars warn
ing all outsiders of the wrath to come.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

LAWYERS of North Louisiana are
informed that we are prepared to
print briefs on short notice, as cheap
and neat as the same can be done
and will take pleasure in printing them
now while business is dull Supreme
Court will soon convene.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30
Sherif'S Sale.
state Of Lo,iSiaoo. Parish Of }
HichlGRd, Parish Court.
La MkiN X ECGLESTON.

In MhIN X ECGLESION.
". NJ .;ni
THOMAS BENNETT.
Hy vir'"r 81 a writ Of FI,ri Fn..aS issued
from The Honorable fa,i>h Count IN and for
VI" p1rI>h ct EHuiand IA iir above emitted
amt numbered ciIisc, and t" noe directed! !
have ~rizrd and will otter f'r >''a ~ the door
Of inc r'utt house, M III" ru,vu a. i;ayv.iir. m
,ai' punish aui >'a'r. AZ public auction ro the
hast and highest LioGrr nn
S0i"r''oy, III" 2nd dGy 81 N1y 1874,
til" i'l'"win" rtoi'r ny. io WI. lh' mouth
east iuai"r Of ~''''h No. p',t.r 9ri ~o'I'L-
west quarter OF : Ura cr~; duutrr "' scct,on
TX township sixteen ror;h tango * eat
Terms If ale. c;,-h u.'l the l,.rrht al
-. piai-cmcut j. \ LiDD!LL
March -. -, I. lot = Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

A CALLED MEETING of Rayville
Council No -, b. ID. c., will be held
in the Church tonight, Saturday,
May Both, by order Of the Worthy
Chancellor. All the members are re-
quested to be present.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

WALKER, TAYLOR & Co. Newspaper Adj
vertising Agents, l3i W. Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md, are our authorized agents to
contract for advertising in the BEACON.
S. VI. PErTISGILL & Co, 81 Park Row,
corner Beekman street, New York, are our
autIorizen agents for n. Y.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30
Our New -izacIlinC.

IS larger than some of the So, machines.
IWill do every description OF sewing.-
-sIlcn. Fell, Tuck. Seam, Quilt. Braid, ;
,.Cord Bind, Gather, Ruiiic Shire PleaIe, :
Fold, Scolinp, Roll, Emhroider, hun up
SBreadrhs, &c Do. VIII sew anyrhingG
"a needle will 20 through. Makes thc~
-~irun"est stitch known, - strong that theL
:. Clurh will tear before the seam will ripS
S-apart. Has sell-adjusing straight needles
reliable accurate feed. direct motion, noS
:: complication OF useless cogGs 6 cams to-
[oil or get ont OF order, Is mt, easy
working, light running, Nei. rapid
Ss,nooih AMI correct. quickly uuderstoodS
-and easily managed.
: The inventors Of those excellent ma ::
S-cbines can be relied upon as upright and =
Irresponsible men, well worthy of the con-;
Sideuce and patronage of our Christians
.Ercader-- Northern Church Standard, =
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

To CANDIDATES Those who desire "a
enter the field for office, al the ensuing No
vembcr election, can have their name. enroll
ed in the BsACoS at the following cash prices
For Distrc; Offices. 5000.
For Parish offices, 1900.
For Ward offices, p. J. 500.
Announcements to remain IN the paper
until the day OF election. and none will be
inserted until the money is received.
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30
-TO THE
NcrVOuSa nd DeLiliiatcd
UT bUI IT NF.NEN.
No CHARGE FOR ADVICE And CONsULTATlo

No CHARGE FOR ADVICE And CONSULTATION.
DR.. j. b. DYoTr, graduate of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, author of sew
cral valuable works. can be- consulted ~. III
diseases Of the Sexual or Urinary Organs.
(Which he has made an especial study either
IN male or female. no matter from what cause
originating or of how lopg standing. prac-
tee of - years enables him to treat di.ca.cs
with success. Cure. guaranteed. Charges
reasonable. Those NJ distance can forward
letter describing syup'1ms and cnclo,ira
stamp 10 prepay postage.
Send for the GuipE To- HEALTu. Price Zoe
!. T. DiOIT. NJ u,
Physician anl Surgeon, lui Duane St. y y.
Jan |. ~. ly
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30

ale who dances must pay the iid-
der"
Richland beacon., 1874-05-30
AGENTS WANTED

TEA AGENTS wanted in town and country
to sell TEA, or get up club orders, for the
largest Tea Company in America. lmpor-
,ers' prices and inducements TO Agents
Send for Circular. Address, BOBERT
WELLS. % V5sey street, Ncv York. i.
O. Box 1887.
The Christian Union, Hen 4. ard Beccher
Editor. of Oct. 18th last. SAY Parties wish
iny to get up clubs. art 81 who can got
orders for TEA, sl...,.d write him fur
circnlar.
Tic New York Weekly Tribune. Of Sept.
81. SAYS All 'Grangcs should WIRE Robert
Wells for circular.
Tie Scythe. "f SEPT -. savs "Eo''ef,
w. 3. .iosor-b!y rr.I,llr." r'.r- ~