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n9 Read the following certificates:
ATLANTA, GA, June 3, 1875.
Mrssrs. Love 4 Wilson:
Gentcn'eli-ln April last ] was taken
sick with regular Fever and Ague, having il
every alternate day. Alter it had run on me
for two weeks, was INDUCED to try one Of
your Authenticated Belts; so discarded all
medicine. and simply wore one of your Belts.
Us directed, and my aYue became tighter eacl,
successive time thereafter Cor some tlree or
four times, when it left me entirely, 'sh a
good appetite and clear skin, apd in ld vehe
should ever have a chill or ague, wOaar
want one Of your Pads and ND physic.
Wishing everybody that may he so unfortu-
nate as to have cliilIs and fever may be fortu.
nate enon2h to get one Of your Belts.
| am respectfully, etc. w. J. WILSON.
ATLANTA, Ca, June. 3, 1875.
Drs. Love X Wilson:
On the first day Of December last was
taken with chilIs and fever in Thomasville,
Southwestern Ga, and was treated for he
same by three eminent physicians who were
able to stop il only for few days al a time.
IL made such inroads ON my constitution that
my physicians pronounced me to be in the
first stages Of consumption, when | acciden
tally met up with Drs Love Il Wilson
Anti nialarial Belt, which has entirely cured
me. have had but one chill since, and that
was the first day after putting il Oh am
now in as good health as ever was in my
life, and think this Belt a God-send to tae
afflicted. j. NJ. MATHEWS.
Cannon House, Atlaun, Ga, June 4, 1875.
Some nine years ago contracted malaria
in Savannah, Ga, from which have suffered.
a: times, ever since, until met ny with Drs.
Love Il Wilson's Authenticated Belt some
three months ago. have worn il continually.
and have bad no chill since, and lind my
general health, which has been poor, much
improved. YOU'D recommend i, to others
suffering with malaria.
r. A. WALLACE.
Macon, Ga, June 4, 1875.
Friend Hodgson:-I received your letter
Of the 9th nit, on yesterday, have been of
on fishing excursion and just returned.
The people Of this town don't chill worth a
cent YET. have sold two OF the pads. ami
that did very hour first received them, one
to one Of onr conductors, and to Mr.. Vaughn.
Clerk in the office. They 10th say tina, thew
tried QuisiSe and other remedies. and thai
they III Gailed tIi they put on the pad; since
then they have bad no more cbiIis or fever
and they recommend them to everybody
ALEX. Mathews.
The ai,oye pads were sent Cor us by DR.. |
Hodsson, who is addressed as aboye.
J. I. LOVE.
J. S. WILSON.
T~ 'ce * q" DT"ggMs.. jy3.-4m
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Big Peach.
Editors Rnhland Beacoa

send you peach, a Seeding, tina,
grew on the plantation Of Mr. f.. Robbins. in
Tins parish. 1t is the largest peach ! ever
measured it measures III inches in circum
ference around the girdIe and III inches
around lengthwise, it being little longer
from the stem to the opposite point than it
is through; it weighs III ounces 1t is Of
golden or orange ground, with pretty rosy
cheeks, that would almost make pretty
young maiden jealous Of lis beauty. As TO
flavor You will have to Judge know of no
name more appropriate than the "RicHLAxD
BEAUTY
Alto, La, Very Respectfully,
August 9TH, 1875. Jyo. A. HEMLER
We ate the peach, and can say that the
favor was good. 1t was weighed four days
after being PIucked from the tree. We are
OF opinion that it was the larges, peach we
ever saw.
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Minister'S and DeacOns'
Institute.

lie following programme is arranged for
the next meeting of the Ministers AMI Dea.
cons Institute OF the Bayou MACON Baptis,
Association, to be held with the Providence
Church at Alto, on the 9TH Sunday aud Sarur.
day before in August, 1875, and il is earnest.
ly desired that each church will lie represent
ell and that all the ministers in the A ssOciation
will attend:
EIertion=Rev. G. B. Eager.
Duties of Deacons-Jno. A. Hemler.
Duties Of Churches to their Pastors-H. F.
Eicaers.
Duties of Churches in regard to public
otences-Rev. L. {. KeIlis.
:. The New Testament law for individual
rpntribution-=Rey. w. W. Nash.
Sliould outside testimony lie admitted in the
)eial Of clfleeh members!-Gepcral discussion.
H,iss 1rhHfcbes respecting ,heir Sunday.
Ia what G lossI work consist Rev.
C.. McRimmon
Hand of fellowship, after bspsism, : pre-.
requisite to church priviieges-ls 4 onlhoeixed
by the Bible a-Rev. ID. u. SwinsiaIl.
Though the title of the institute would
seem TO indicate that il is composed alone Of
ministers aud deacons, such 10 not the case,
nor is the discussion OF the subjects mentioned
confined alone to the parties assigned to them !;
hut all cLusch members who will do so are
requested TO attend aud take part in the dis.
cussiOiis.
As some Of these questions have been long
agitaiing some Of the churches, j, is very de.
sirabe that the minds OF til. people be set at
rest 10y their fIee discussion.
Brethren, let US not be disappointed by
another failure to meet but make our arrange.
ments TO attend without fail.
THOS. !. MANGHAM,
July 3l.-5t Secretary.
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tFrom the Boston JouruaI.1
A FEARLESS JUDGE.
pPlOld1ng Justice I'm the Face
Of = M0b-Dyfllx I'm Defence
Of Law and order.

One OF the most dasiardly deeds ever per.
petrated IN region distinguished for its law.
lessness was the recent murder of Judge f..
+. Dryer, al Granite, Luke county, Col.
The Judge was fearless and efficient man.
and apparently the only in the country with
courage enough to oppose himself to the
ruilapism Of the region Recently some &C,
OF violence more than usually Iawless WINS
perpe,rate,l, and the Judge promptly issued
warrants for the arrest Of the guilty parties.
Immediately the worst elements of the
population were aroused against him, and an
armed mob of desperadoes, headed in person
by the county Sheriff, seized the Judge by
force while in court. On the way up the
stairs Of snother building to which they were
taking him the dasiaSds fred four pistol shots
at hun from behind, killing him instantly.
The victim Of this most cowardly and brutal
murder. while waiting in court under guard
of The mob, wrote the following tender and
pathetic letter TO his father, the Rev. MIR.
Dryer, Of Monument, Barnstable county,
Mass. every line Of which brestbes spirit
OF feariessness and devotion, and shows the
heroic nature Of the man who was thus
brought face 10 face with death
GRANTS, July 3, ls75.
DEAR FATHER don'f know sl,a, the sun
will ever rise and set for me again or not, bu,
trust in God and His mercy. At eight
o clock sit in court The ,.sob have me
under guard. Mr.. Giililand is missing this
morning, imt canoos think harm has be-
fallen him. God bless you, my father, in
POUR old eye. and in Sam and his boy-in all
pour chihlrsqz-but yoa know John bears the
God!
Ny love 10 all my friends, and ny l am
proud 70 b yous son. There il no coward.
&c IN me. father. ! am worthy Of you 10 this
respect God comfort you and keep you
alvaya lam in this one respecs like Him
who died for ell; die, if | must, for law.
order, and principle, and, TOO, sand alone.
Your loving and true, and I hope in some
respecss worthy son, ELIAS p. DwyEs.
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LAND FOR SALE.

"A BOUT 1870 acres of land situated in
IA Caldwell Parish. La, about 10 acres of
COOL land under fence or cleared, one dwei.
ling and other out houses, ON the west bank
OF bneuf River, all susceptible of being cult.
waited. Will be sold for 81 ,pVu cash. or
sl 300 with one third cash. and one and two
years on deferred payments, with per cent
per annum from date of sale, with mortgage
retained. One mile and a half from GOOD
saw and grist mill and IL miles from Column
bIa. For further particulars apply to
WILEY p. MANGlIAM,
Jan 81, 1871. Il Rayvile La.
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Camp Shed, y miles South of Delhi, Delhi
District Camp Grounds, August lth. ls7j.
The Board OF Trustees, aud tent holders.
for this District Camp Meeting met today,
Bro. ID. 5. Travis, President in the chair. On
motion, Bro. Thomas A Spiers was appointed
Secretary. After singing and prayer, Bro b.
+. Alexander stated the Object Of the meet
ing was TO provide ways and means for
laying OFT aud improving the camp grounds
and other affairs relative to the Camp
Meeting generally. Bro Spers then ex.
ihbired plat of the grounds from his survey
showing location of grounds and exact situa.
! ton of Camp She'd
! I'm motion. line on each side Of the she'd.
and parallel with length of Shed, both equi.
distant IL yards from center of Shed and
extending entire length Of grounds, was
ordered run out, said lines being front of
camp lots. The intermediate space of 80
yards between them reserved as an avenue
sue OF Camp lots 10 feet square, with eight
feet ally between.
on motion the President was instructed to
appoint two more to act with him AS a COM
hii'tee 10 negotiate for Il well, also with some
sui'abie person TO open u boarding house on
The grounds for accommodation of the public
al reasonable rates If fare. Appointed on
committee with Bro. Travis, Bros Carlton and
Spier..
TN motion, the rooms on each side of the
stand were ordered finished according to the
original design, for accommodation Of
preachers. IL was suggested and agreed that
parties living near the Camp ground would
provide the preachers with mattresses and
take care OF their horses
on motion. Bro Spires was appointed a
committee of one, to negoriate with some
proper person to improvise a livery stable on
the Ground. and run a hack, meeting the cars
morning and evening. for accommodation of
the public. AT ordinary rates Of fare. Bros.
Travis, Carlton and Spera agreed to furnish
one wagon apiece, on Wednesday Sept. first.
as means Of transportation from Delhi TO
Camp Grounds, for effects Of tent holders !
coming by rail.
on motion, no spirituous liquor stands, ice- !
cream stands, beer or cake stands, will be |
allowed on the grounds; fruits and melons /
will be tolerated.
On motion, the Board of Trustees were
instructed to recommend to Sheriff Mcvey
two proper mer, requesting him to appoint
them as his special deputies to attend the
Camp meeting and keep order.
on motion, the Secretary was instructed to
prepare these minutes and have them pub
lisheti in the Richand BEACON, franklin Sun.
Madison Journal aud Ouachi,a Telegraph
On motion, the meeting adjourned until
next Tuesday, O'Clock A. NJ Concluded
with prayer.
rox A. SpIRRs, DIS. TnAyls,
Secretary. Prest. BID Trustees.
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LAND FOR SALE.

|" he plantation within four or FIVE miles ol
Delhi. known as the yipsun Place, on
Joss Bayou. II coRiains about 800 acres, one
hundred acres belted, about So acres can be
put in cultivation with little work, fine
cypress brake 1.-THE be>, on the bayou. Price
$llOO cash.
Apply to WILEY F. MANGHAM,
Feb. 81. ls75.-f RayvilIe, La.
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MALARIA! MALARIA!
READ, REFLECT AND ACTL

II one grain of Vircine Virus, taken from
the COW uddrr and kept dry for years, ,hen
noistencd, and the kernest point of LANCET
dipped in it aud drawn gently on the arm. 80
as not to draw the hIoUl, will 81 inpregnarc
and change the entire system as to prevent, the
party 81 Faccinated from taking the nn,,
Ioa'hsome of diseases. (>,nalI pox,) for III
entire life again. If the Celebrated E,raIyp
t,Is tree will change an uninhabitabIc n,aIariaI
district into healthy. salubrious cline. by
simply absorbing from the atmosphere the
poison malaria. why will not the pror..r
remedy, properly applied, neutraize and
destroy the poison, known as malaria and thu.
enable parties to ihlIabit n,alarial districts
with impunity.
We claim that there is such a remedy. AMI
that We have prepared il, and applied il, and
proved it in our An,i.Maarial or Euchymia!
Bclt-and that persons who will wear this
Belt may inliabit the worst inalarial districts
without the fear of having any diseases arising
from malaria: such Chils and Fever. Bill
ipns or luterrit,cm Fever, Yellow Fever.
Jaundice. Enlarged Liver and Spleen. Indi.
gestion, Constipation and HcmorrI,uids. and
thar it will cure all the above Diseases, ex-
cept the worst cases of Bilious and Yellow
Fever
This il called an Authenticated or Euchy.
mial Belt as il corrects the humors OF the body
and produces healthy action, invigoraring the
system, and thus enabling it to perioy,,; lis
various duties without fearing the effects of
ina AHA in the least. |
Ii has been tried in thousands Of cases |
without n failure
They ca. be obianIed fpp the propreors
in an, quantity at the Powell Building, j,,,c-
ton OF Board and Peachtree streets, Atlanta,
Ga i
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NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARIsr Or RiDnLA.D. |
Oiiice of Board of Assessors, (
kAYAuIp La LII. OIL ~.

s"1Ff 49,. July ltil. os5 i
Notice is hereby given tn all property
owners and taxpayers of the Parish of Rich.
lend, that the assessments of their property,
fn'l: real and personal. Parish aud State. tSr
the present year (ls75) are now being cou,.
Pieted; that the same will be exposed to them.
and that they (the taxpayers) have the riyhs
and privilege Of ol,Jec'tng to the same AMI
making all necessary correctiars during tlinv
(3O days, from August 2nd to August 3I,,,
1879, after which time no CORRECTIONS can or
will be made.
As the assessments haze principally bern
made from old lists and land entry. i, i, i'm.
portant that every property owner come fos.
ward and see that hi, properly is properly
classified, within the thirty days allowed.
In accoi''a,H'e with the foregoing notice of
the Beard o. Assessors. all parties desiring 10
know the value Of their real and personal
property "a assessed by the Board. can do 50
by applying IN the Board of ASses~uss from
the first Of August To the first Of September
next, 1879, al the Cletk's office
J. NEWT. PITTS,
Clerk ltih Dist c..
&. II. Moore. Sheriff.
WILEY z. MANGHAM,
ly2l-5t. Recorder
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Whitnlan's Fountain PunmD.

This ppmR is worked BIZ hand, and is .,s-
ceprble of throwing water from Is TO 100.
feei aud is an excellent substitute for putting
ON fire, j. very convenient aud worti, doub.p
'l,fir cost ir, watering gardens.
For sale by DIR. 2. NJ. RYAN,
u Rnyvlie La
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Religious.

PREssYTERIAS.-Rev. ID. A. Campbell will
preach regularly. at Alto on the Is, Sabbath
in each month At Union Church on Baskin
Ridge, in franklin Pa, on the third Sab
bath; at Rayville on the fourth Sabbath;-
Preaching in Rayville every Wednesday
night.
Regular appointment for preaching of the
Baptist Church AT Rayvile is the first Sunday
in ea..h month and Saturday night before.
Rev. l.. {. Kcllis Pastor.
The appointments of the Delhi Circuit, NJ
F.. Church South Rev. B. F. Alexander
preacher in charge, are as follow:
lst Sunday in each month nj Delta
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We will advertise any horse, mule &c, for
the owner that may be strayed of or stolen
on conditions that if the animal is not recoy-
cred, no charge, and if recovered the owner
will agree to pay us $40 for advertisement.
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FHVo' y. WhNOHhW,
July Sl.-5t Secre,ary.

A METHODIST pro,racted meeting will com.
mence, IN the Presbyterian church, at Alto,
on the fourth Sunday in. A ugnst, and continue
until after the fifth Sabbath. Rev. J. L.
WRIGHT will have charge MS Pastor, and Rev.
c. w. CARER, Presiding Elder. will also be-
present The third Quarterly Conference
TOP bGuf River Circ.it will he held at the
same place on Saturday befo.e the fifth
Sunday. All official members are earnestly
requested to be present.
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swell. my sop,' said Detroi, father 10 his
eight year-old-son. the other night, swhat
have yoo done today that may be set down
- good deed z" sGxve a Door bov five
cents, replied the hopeful. -Ah, al, that
was charity wh,ch is always right He was
On orphan, was ne - 4 didn't stop to ask
replied the boy; Il gave him tie money for
licking boy who upset my dinner basket y
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR A
WORKING MAN.

! make this extraordinary probo>irion:
VIII lease land for a term If FIVE YEARS
frec Of rent, and al the end of the five wear.
1t the lessee will pay 81 90 per acre Cash
with years interest. will make a til. IA
the land provided the purchaser will take
tw" acres of woodland To every one acre in
cultivation This will enable the pnor,s,
ihal IN the parish u own place In five
years. For information apply tn
WILEY 7. NANGHAM.
apri5, oil. Rayvilr La.
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Price for a siN1e,
Bel -. 80 ~ wifl, ~
z "a aniee that il will
cure, or the money
refunded.
N. B.-None ger.
nine wifhont the
accompanying tra.le
mark is stampe |
'upOr them.
Drs. LO We &
WILSON, sole pr
p'ieiors in the Unit d
S ate.
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FINE MERCHANT TAILORING!
Now IL Your Timex!

CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
Being desiruus of retaining our workmcn
by giving them employment during the dull
season, we will. from Ills date to the lOIh
September, make TO order any kind of goods
al '2D PER CENT LESS than our regular price
Tor same.
We have on hand nice assortment of
Cloths. Doessins, Basket DagulaI,. Fancy
Suitings. Pants Patterns and Vrstngs. This
Is rare opportunity to got fine work at low
rates, as our cutter Is unexcelled, aud we have
only tirstclasS wOrkmen
GEO. &. KRESS g. CO,
Iy3l-2t. Eicksbnrg, Miss
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observation-disclosures communications OF
X. +. Mcclure Lodge No. 2O9 the 2nd We'd.
nesday in eafh month.
TemPeFance.-U.F.T T., RicHLAxp
COUNCIL No. ~, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday nights Of each month.
B. ID. C,-RAYyrLLE CouxcIL No. Is,
hollis its regular meetings on the second
Wednesdays Of each month.
nnps Of Huskaudfy.-RAY.
- gs. No. So, 4ts.eks every second
and IoVssh Thurssi.y in each month. Ut II
O'Clock. a. y, - "a
Maury Grange 81 ~, meets on Saturday,
before the 3rd Sunday in eaci, mouth. J. A.
Hemler, Master; Geo. Francis, Secretary.
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Hog Products.
LOO bbls Pork 81. Louis Standard.
iOb pkces Figs Feet,
~ sgs, bbIs and half bbls;
10 iierces s. &. Hams;
40 packages dry sail Meats;
25 casks Bacon sides and shoulders.
$50 packages Leaf Lard.
kegs, buckets, terces aud half bills
dec'3. LAMKiN 4 EGGLysroS.
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Ob wORk, Of all kinds, fiom carte de
e. r'sae TO poster, neatly executed a, this
oiticc, upon short nosiee.
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PRoPosITION We propose to advertise
land for sale, with this understanding if the
land owner will give price and terms, and
If no sale, no charge, and il a sale he will
pay us 10 PEI cent of ,hepurclase price. out
of the cash payment
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WHO wants to sell beef or .tock cattle
Those having either beef or stock cattle will
Ito well to address
WILEY p. MANGHAM,
u. RayviiIe La.
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Take NOticN

.fNO1HER lot OF those EXTRA MESS
MACkEREL, in kits, /, and J barrels.
CAL curly and secnre some.
oc2i L.iMkIN Il EGGLESTOE.
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n VALUABLE tract Of wool lami, CON
IA tanning 2iO acres. two miles west of
''Irar''' lying south Of the N. l.. Il +. r.. T..
VIII he sold on rrnso,abl terms. For RAJ
tcn'arS' apply 10 Wiley p. MangI,a,n, Roy
vile. La.
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Spices.

Black PEPPER, NCTMEGS,
CINNAMON, Pinenio. Cloves, in quantities 10
suit, at L.3NkIN 4 EGGLESTONs
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AtmOre'S Mince Meat

IN 3ll, lob, 1SIb, and 31lb Bu, xets, and,
al rr'ad,n quantities to sui, purchasers. T4E
BEST MADE. =
LANKtN & EGGLESTON
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Keep your houses dry This damp weather
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jy22 f-5t.

DARIS. Green. the most reliable
Il Exicrninas0r OF the cotton worm. Ar.
senic. Powdered Elm, Gum,
Arabic, for sale by
Z J. HART & co,
Nos. 70, IS, ~, ~ TqhpnpironI;,- ST.,
jy3-jp New Orleans, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-08-14

Pa.ronize your parish paper all the time.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-08-14

Address, LOVE 4 WILSON.
Room No. g, Powell Building, Atlanta, Ga.
liberal discount made to the trade.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-08-14

200 Boxes Soda c.ackers:
100 boxes cream Biscuit:
81 hall boxes extra Soda for Familie.
All iresl, from the Oven.
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-08-14

We sse sill threatened with an overflow.