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MASON s SON,
To the Amicted.
II a SAFE AND SHIRE
.GURE nor GANGBR!

pY THEIR WORKS YE SHALL KNOW
- THEM, IS a. Just and proper answer for all
those who may hereafter inquire into my mode
of treating that most fatal disease called Can
Ger. My treatment consists in cleansing the
blood. and the application of single hard plas-
ter, composed of herbs. causing little pain. And
upon examination, will be able to say to pa
tients whether their cases are durable or not.
Aud will also guarantee a permanent cure of
all cases that can be reached, and not of too
long standing. And as delays are dangerous,
and people are dying alfaround us of this most
painful and much dreaded disease, I would
therefore caution the public not to place too
much dependence upon those pretending Quacks
aud learned scientists who meet in the temple
Of Tame, 10 live always and never die, who ad-
| here ana stick to their old usages and practice,
like tho inhabitants of old Amsterdam and for
| execution, advocate burning appliances and the
/ knife. They are famous for their speculAtiOns
in science, They build splendid systems with.
out any foundation, and love those the more
| tenderly because they are spun OF moonshine.
They have hearty dislike for practical sense,
which VIII not accept their beautiful theories
Without preof. by their works ye shall know
| them. LUTHER L BROWN.
| Charlestown Center Portage Co., Ohio
Dec 90, 1874. Ss0-3w
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Also, Gloves, Mittens, Ho-
siery and Ladies' Furs.
Our stock is large and first
class, and we perform what
we advertise.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
FoeLE's EL1xIR OF LIFE.

aAvEsNA.. THURSDAY. DEC. 81. 1874.
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Unity Lodge, No. 12. F, and A. M.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
i''A';i Tyrian Chapter, No. Oh, r. AM.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month. in
Masonic Hall. Phenix Block.
JJ. RICHARDSON, HIP.
/. O. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge, No. 65.
Meets every wednesday evening at Odd Fell
ows' Hall
Ravenna EncampInent, No. 129,
Meets every end and 4th Fridays OF each month.
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s. I 9
VIII buy Genuine American Watch,
WARRANTED, at
WAIT, DEWEY & cos.
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Atlantic ( Ht. Western
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE NOV. AfGp'is ss. fs.4
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Patrons of Husbandry.

hAfENNA. 6hANGEi NO. o<
Meets every Saturday. October H. Mt O'Clock
p. m. at Grange Hall. s0I-tf.
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"OVIATTS"
Patent Bob sleds I

This Sled is light, Strong and
durable, and those having
used them will use no other.
The chief superiority of this
sled is in it's INDEPEND-
ENT RUNNERS, which are
attached to the axle in the
same manner as wheels to a
wagon. With this sled une-
venness of ground or rough
roads make scarcely any per-
ceptible difference in draft,
and the load is not thrown
from side to side. It is not
strained going over rough
roads as common sleds are,
and will draw one-half easier.
They are made up in the best
and most substantial manner,
of hickory and white oak and
chilled cast shoes. They viii
give perfect satisfaction and
cost about the same as COM
mon sleds.
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For the benefit of the Boys
and Girls, and all who wish to
enjoy the exhilerating sport
at our New Rink, l have just
received a fine assortment of
"CLUB" and other desirable
styles of
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white Shirts.
Six best White Shirts at PURNELL's for $15
Shirts Made to Order.
Getyour Shirts made TO order at PURNELL's
Hair Work.
Get your Hair Work at PURNELL's.
Ladies Night Gowns.
Ladies' Night Gowns at PURNELL's for $i,s7.
: BFaidIng-
For your Braiding. go to FURNELL's.
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Will receive in exchange, at
highest market price, Dried
Apples, Dried. Peaches, But
ter, Eggs, &c. in any guam
titles.
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A GARD

We continue to offer many
kinds of Dress Goods far be-
low the cost Of Importation.
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/ MASONIC ELEcTIoNs-At the annual
election of officersof Unity Lodge No.
u, f. s. A. NJ, the following brothers
were elected: s
NJ. Ell. Carter, w. NJ.
. S. f. Jennings, s. w.
fl David Liudsay,,J. w.
L. p. Seymour, Sec.
ls w. r. Alcorn, Treas. aofI
L g. 5. Olmstead, S. d. iE
4 e. G. Swain, j. ID.
p Id. Vance, Tyler. :
Andrew jackson. Marshal.
cg Dexter Tuttle, @. I'll. Knapp, Stew
ards.
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TYRIAN CHAPTER No. 9l.-The fol-
lowing e4fieeps were chosen at an
election held Dec. 10th.
IL, Richardson, NJ, E. H. P,
D, Lindsay, E. X.
Gideon Seymour, E. S.
G.. S. Olmstead, q, III,
M. Ii, Carter, p. S.
George w. Freeman, r. A. q.
d. L. Bald Twin, M. Sd v.
H. II. Thompson, M. I'd V.
g. FL. Knapp, M 1st v.
w. r. Alcorn, Treas.
E. Twitt, Sec.
1. j. Vance, G.
Twin Cook, Adolph Herman, Stew
arts.
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YoRK State Buckwheat Flour, at,
MASON Sc SoN's
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MASON & son
DEALERS IN eaa
GROCERIES ! PROVISIONS
CORRECTED WEEKLY

RHrArn PRrcR LIST
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Tonight Miss Denim will appear in
her master-piece, sElizabeth, Queen
of England, in which character she is
pronounced by the press and public
to have no superior. The wardrobe
displayed by Miss Denim and her rconrl
paHy is splendid, and~tWe Rredict d
full house. - ~
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She is perfectly free from all appear
snce of rant, into which, unfortunate
ly some of our best performers ~oeca-
sionally glide, in endeavoring to give
greater force 10 their representations.
Miss DENNIS support consists of exz
perienced and pains-taking artists.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

OCEAN ROUTE5.-Congress has under con
sideration bill for tho establishment of
ocean routes or I" steam lanes" 1t provides
that the President shall appoint commis-
sioner on the part of the United States to
meet commissioners appointed by other mar
thine nations, to decide upon the routes, and
that the President shall notify foreign pow
ers of the appointment of such commissioner
With steam vessels, travelling within linn
tied paths, and carrying electric lights. there
should be much less danger than at present
of fatal accidents, or the total loss of vessels
at sea. The objection urged against the bill
is that it does not provide for enough COM
missoners to represent all the interests in
yOlyed
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BAYLY g. POND-Ph0enir Ris;n0 From ~

BAYLY g. POND-PhBnir Rising From Hia
Ashssit gives pleasure to announce that the great
grocery house of Bayly Pond is again at work in
their new capacous stores, Nos So and go Canal
and 81 and SO Common streets. inst below the old
stand, and really for business. 1t ct midnight
when the fire at its height that Mr. Pond. of this
their almost xt door neighbors Block Br tin Co.,
and arranged TO start the house again the next
day, yet the FIRE the old had Up Mt ita
fury. The manly energy by which Of our largest
grocery establishments ia revived and continued for
its many friends is deserving of the highest com.
mendaton. The like of such sp endid enterprise and
in this city and makes it favor
ably compare with the wide awake business oeutres Of
the North. By reference to their advertisement in
another column, il will be that the revived house
ness,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

GRIMALKIN IN THE SHROUDs.-During the
recent gales the schooner Eaglet lay in To-
b.rry harbor. In furling the lnainsail; cat
belonging to The vessel, without the knowl-
edge of the sailors, got rolled up, and while
the sail continued furled, it could not escape
from its confinement. For twenty-three
days the sail lay untouched, and during that
time poor ouss was close prisoner, without
food or drink, aud with only very small
quantity of air When the sail was unfurl-
ed the cat dropped out in such weakly
state that it could not stand. The sailors
nursed their favorite so carefully that in
day or two it was skipping about tho vessel
as if nothing had happened.
Edinburgh Scotsman,
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.-The
community ere indebted to the Key's Island Wine
Company for introducing In midst sparkling
catawba or champagne on drsught.
This wine-the finest made in America and the pure
juice of the grape is prepared the same mPol ted
champagne.
The famed American Wine Company Of st. Louis
purchased of this Company Of their wines for
the production OF their Imperial Of smpagne %
widely and tavorably known.
They are now furnishing their sparkling catawba or
champagne in DO celain bolt fountains contain.
ing ten gallons thus saving all Of bOtting aoe.
ing CASING ETC. The wine 10 drawn on BY the glass,
. can be sold ct fifteen GEMS per 81 ~. Tbus
bringing the luxury OF champ gee within the reach Of
ALL Nearly al frstcsss sal conS selling
this delicious beverage.
We ere glad 70 this enterprise and hops II win
be encouraged. The Wine Company rely upon large
lSa - nafe & peuAtnbls, for " readily 10 imaG.
Incl - lee1t - - - gstee ~ sst - - -
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Rooms and Board.

A PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUPYING ONE OF
IA the most desirable residences at Ocean Springs
Miss having more room than they require, would be
willing to take family to board for summer sea-
son. Accommodation frst-class. Private wharf and
bath house. Terms moderate. Address, Lock Box
259, P. o. myS1 IT.
ID handsomely furnished rooms. with best of
board can be had, at moderate terms, at No 1875 st.
Charles street, corner of Julia. my.93t
LNURNI.HED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH.
out board, in central location, convenient to the
business POI ton of the city Inquire at No. SO Ba.
rome street. Terms moderate. my24 I'm
nELlGaTFUL COOL FURNISHED
~ rooms. on principal thoroughfare Canal. near
Rampant, convenient to restaurants and business
Inquire at 231 Canal street. Terms moderate.
apps If
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A Teunesseean who, some years ago, was
adjudged bankrupt in default of al answer,
now claims that when he contracted the
debts, and at the time of the Institution of
the bankruptcy proceedings, he was insane.
The proper court having looked into the
case, directed that the adjudication be set
aside, on the principle that an insane man
cannot commit acts Of bankruptcy. The
property of the fortunate man, as we'll as
his mind was restored. He will probably
lose both again at the first favorable op-
pOrtunity.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

Who has not visited Grand Isle, that de-
lightful watering place Of the SOUTH Those who
have not been there should take the first opportunity
this summer to pay it visit. The refreshing breeze
which lend their recuperating pow when tie
scorching rays of the seek for shady
groves aud the delightful surf bathing, which thia
season of the year is much sought after Ger.
tainy inducements for those who btcause Grand Isle
is home incredulous to It's advantages
and as for good acconlmo ations Ben Margots hotel
will certainly give satisfaction to ihe N ct fas-
tidIous. With all these advantages, and when it in
known by reference TO regular advertising COL
umns, that the excursion steamer Bossier will leave
regularly twice week-ruesday and 81 urd ay-for
that point, all doubts upon every imaginary incon.
enience should be set at special excursion 10
start at o'clock p M. Monday, 10 sst down a. an
.ntatory programme.
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FINE CLOTHING REGARDLESS OF Cost

FINE CLOTHING REGARDLESS OF COST,-
In these trying times-when money is 80 scarce-it
may be pertinent to know just where ones little cash
b. expended to the best sdvantsge. For stylish
wearing apparrl-tO meet the financial tightness-
Messrs. Sproule MoCown, Nos 40 and ~ st. Charlea
street, offering their immense stock Of line CLOTH
ing and gentlemen furnishing goods ct prices en-.
trely regardless of cost In proof Of this assertion
refer readers to the Of this we'll
known clothing emporium, wherein will be found
details of bargains everything pertaining gen.
ilemans outfit, which sim, ly staggering to thA
actually below the nafacturers cost, the public
may haze some idea of how cheap they can buy 81
Spi oule l. McCown's.
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The Mobile Register, in an elaborate edi
torial, says that the day for successful cot
ton planting on the low lands of the South
is past. The present generation follows the
culture as a desperate resource aud under
the influence Of previous habit. The future
culture of the staple will be done by small
farmers, and as an incidental rather than as
principal business; otherwise cotton
growing will prove delusive pursuit
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The face which is enshrined in our hearts
and which comes to US in our dreams long
after 1t has nouldered in the grave-that
face is not the exact mechanical counte-
nance of the beloved person. but its ideal
ization, its abstract, essence and life. And
this true essence must differ from the most
faithful likeness that painter or a sculptor
can produce.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

A WANT LONG NEEDED SUPPLIED AT LAST
Goldthwaite slBookstore, the Office has be.
come the rage of late account of the revolution he
ha created in the prices of periodicals and magazines
You can $50 find at the above mentioned place the
largest assortment of law and standard books ia the
city Our friend Ed, Who has charge of the news
paper department, has engaged "Tom Collins" and
that individual will be found there to day.
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MEssRs. SMITH & MISUNDERSTANDING the
many wholesale grocers in this city there is house
that stands higher than tcat of the alb named firm
1t is known and appreciated throughout the whole
Southern country. Their immense establishment,
filled with the pro 'ucts of different chimes, aud the
busy aspect of tn place. put in mind of better
and more prosperous tim Read their advertise
ment in whic will b found enumeration OF some
the principal articles they have for SALE OF which
they are offering at the owesr market prices.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

A curious fact in regard to immigration
is that many who come to the United States
and Canada are from districts in the British
Isles almost as thinly populated as Dakota
or southern Florida. About $50 immigrants
from Kincardineshire, Scotland, recently
arrived at Halifax, bound for new settle
ment. Yet one may travel the moors of
Kincardine for miles without seeing a house,
and the land is but poorly cultivated.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

DRY GOODS GIVEN AWAY. In his ad .
vertisement this morning, Mr.. j. Turootta No. $50
Canal street, announces that he will continue Ia
iquidate his immense stock of dry goods below cost
priceso now, them is the golden opportunity to buy
forget the place; white building, of Canal and
Baronne street. next to the New Orleans Savings In,
stitute
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

VIEWS AND PICTURES.-A visit to the ex.
tensive Photograph Gallery of Mr.. T. Lilienthal No.
13l Poydras will well repay the lovers of the beautiful
in art for besides fine pictures of we'll known cti.
Zens, Mr. Llienhal has views of the city and it's
roundings which, for clearness and fidelity, cannot
be surpassed in America His Confederate Monu.
ment is marvel of beauty which should be seen
by ALL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

The Seventh Pilgrimage of the novena in
honor of Our Lady of Lourles. will be made this day
the Church of the Annuncation. situated
Moral aud Vaudeville streets The Canil and Clai-
borne Street Railr, ad Cou pany convey passen
gers one square from the church, either going re-
t.rniug; and ample arran ements have been made by
the company facilitate the faithful in their Pilgrim
aop
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BY NASH 4 HODGSON.
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
REVENUES OF THE SECOND STREET MARKET,
FOR FINE YEARS.

WITHOUT RESERVE. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
DYN WASH 4 BODGSON-w. l. HoDGsON,
ID Auctioneer; Office N, Carond let street.-On
SATURDAY, June 6, 1874 at ii clock A. NJ, at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement ro-
tunda Of st CHARLES HOTEL in this city, at pubic
auction, will be sold
The REVENUES FOR FIVE YEARS Of the New
Market on the corner Second aud Dryades streets
in the Fourth D strict of this city.
The purchaser will be required to keep the market
in good order and repair and in conformity with city
ordinances, and will be allowed to make any alter
atoms and additions without the written consent Of
the owner.
Terms and Condi'ions-One-ffth cash and the
balance in equal payaents at six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty four months with eight per cent interest
and the usual clauses for special privileges and
doris lien for prompt payment with i've per cent for
attorn vs. fees Of suit, and the improvements
to be kept fully insured and the policy to be
ferred to the owner of tue market and ~ per cent
of the bid to be paid cash tn spot deposit to
bind the eae.
Act of sale before NJ. T. Ducros notary. at the
pense Of the purchaser. my3l I'd
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STYLISH SUMMER CLOTH

STYLISH SUMMER CLOTHING.-A1l We men,
young and old, who wish to furnish your wardrobes
with the best and most stylish seasOuab1e clothing,
pay . visit to the extens establishment Of Messrs.
Pierson Hews, Nos IS and Is Camp street. where
will find the greatest VARIETY Of clothing
that be seen in the Southern country. Their
prices exceedingly moderate and their goods
rsnted.
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A WILSON SEWING MACHINE FOR ONE
DoLLAR.-This ooks extraordinary, but If you don't
believe it can be done, just listen while tell you
that in order to introduce his famous Dollar Tea tho
enterprise proprietor OF the ChiEs and Japan
Tea Warehouse No ITO Canal street. opposite varie>
ties Theatre. has placed five hundred one pom pack
ages OF his dollar tea in the window Of which COM
tains prize ticket for q New Sill Plated Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Ma hine. Our lady readers will d.,
we'll to give this matter early attention. that dollar
tea, with Sewing Machine in sight. IL going with Z
rush and mistake.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

Do You WANT SHIRTS This is the per-
hnent question which the Monarch Moody answers
this morning with offer OF the veritabe Six Cham.
pion Shirts for Nine Do lars. and the finest embroid
ered all linen, for fifty dollars to say uoth ng of sea-
sonable Under-garments and Mems Furnishing
Goods. which the Granite Shirt Palace, corner 81
Canal and Royal streets, is now Offering cheap foI
cash.
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PURE NATIVE WINES AND CONFECTIONERY

PURE NATIVE WINES AND CONFECTIONERY.
1t gives pleasure to call attention TO the large
stock If Californ q vines hani with hessrs
Miller h Deilman, Nos. So SO and 81 Peters street,
late New Levee These wines guaranteed to be
pure and unadulterated. embracinR1Hock, Tokay
Claret Re sling. Muscat. Angelica and other brands
of California vines also brandy-in fifteen differ
ent kinds. Messrs. Miller Il Deman are selling low
for the rpose of having their wines known. In the
confectionery line every thing is at reasonable
figures. Their sugar Of lemon is the finest made.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

ADAM BRAND.-The demand for this nonu-
lar brand Of Cigars continues unabated. Mr. J. Fab
regas is sole agent for the Adam Brand also keepa
the best imported and domestic cigars.
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We direct particular attention to the adj
vertisemcnt under the For Rent g." column of Mr..
John Bois 29l Camp street, who has q desir.
able rooms at No 1852 and 154 Camp street. for gente
men, for rent during the summer month"; See the
advertisement
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CHEAP VEsTS.--See the advertisement of
Messrs Pierson Hews have for sale job lots Of cAs-
simere linen and white duck remar Sably low
prices. See advertisement.
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OLD PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPEs AND DA-
GUERREOTYPEs CoPIED.-That noted artist, Mr.. John
H. Clark. declares in an advertisement in another
column that all pictures sent to him. with directions
regarding color Of hair, eyes and complexion will b
faithfully and correctly copied, and made natural
life. Clark always acts fully up to his profes.
Sions.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

The Agricultural and Mechanical College
of the State of Lou sana will formally open its SUM
mer session Monday ming. June LIST In the hall Of
the New Orleans Academy of Sciences. TO WHOM
opening members of the B. ard of Control. and a Of
those interested in this 81 ate institution cordially
and specially invited DR.. Thos. Nicholson 10 Presi.
dent OF the College, also Professor Of Chemistry and
Agriculture and Dr. James Burns Professor OF English
Literature
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LOOK Our FOR MOsQUITOEs.-To provide
against these pests of summer. Mr.. A. Tesson No.
66 ko al treet is offering all sizes of mosquito bars,
at lowest market prices. Mr. lesson manufactures
any kind of mosquito bars to order
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

CHEAP Doors AND SHOEs-Mr. v. Selles.
No 1877 Canal street. keeps constantly on hand we'll
selected stock OF boots and shoes, for ladies' gente
men and children. and also makes to order giving tha
best of work and good fit every time
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

VIRGINIA LOYALTY TO GREAT BRITAIN
The subjects of Great Britain residing in
Virginia had grand gathering in Rich
mond in celebration of Queen Victoria's
birthday. They flocked to that city from
all parts of the State The proceedings of
the celebration, which commenced on the
24th, were to continue for week, embra-
cling speeches, banquets, races, etc. On the
25th special telegram was sent congratu-
lating Queen Victoria on the attainment of
her fifty fifth birthday. On receipt of her
Majesty's reply per cable, salvos of artillery
in the Capitol Square announced the fact.
1t will be seen that the British celebration
was altogether a grand affair In connec-
ton with the proceedings, it is gratifying
to notice that no sectional feelings have
arisen, but that Englshmen, Irishmen,
Scotchmen ana Welshmen are of one heart
and mind in the natter
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-31

THE WOMAN'S WHISKY WAR Is OVER
When champagne draught can be bought Is cents
per glass. No strong drinks will be sold.
Honor the Keleys Island Wine Company for their
crusade against strong drink.