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The Opelousas courier., 1882-06-03

t has been analysed by Joseph Albrecht, NJ
una at the Gnlf States Exposition; Feb. IL, 1879.
The Circular for this valuable food. manu-.
featured in New Orleans, contains numerous
testimonials from the owners of leading sta
bles, diaries, and boss draymen, testifsing to
its fully possessing all the desirable qualities
claimed forit by the manufacturers, which are:
That it will .faHen and keep Horses and Mules
in good condition, and save them from the
liability to disease; and that it is the best food
for Carriage aud Race Horses
That it will keep Cows in good health and
condition and increase the flow of milk
That it will increase the number of eggs laid
by Hens and prevent gapes aud other diseases;
That it will fatten Hogs more readily and Of
a fraction of the cost of any other food.
p Send for Circular. [Stf
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Valuable Lands

EyOR Lease or Sale, on long terms of credit,
in lots of forty acres or less, to suit per-
sons DESTROYS of leasing: The body of land on
the east bank of the Bayou Plaquemine, at
about II miles from the railroad station near
Grand Coteau, and 10 miles from Rayne sta
ton, bounded above by Bayou Plaquemine
and below by lands Of Emile Thibodeau, con.
tanning about five hundred arpents.
DELLA GARRIGUES.
Opelousas, Oct. Is. 1881. t
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EOR aAIE

ON ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
UyHE splendid property tlate residence OF
T. Valade) situated opposite the Catho-
lie Church, OpeIousas, consisting of two lots,
an excellent dwelling house. Kitchen, a car.
rage house, barn, stoble, vegetable and flow
er garden and ORCH rd-aii tn perfect order,
JULES PERRODIN,
Oct. Cd, 1880 " Opclousas.
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appose you THY the COURIER
Ear-only $3.50.
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tiers les a man whose crown
Won by blowing ii an emp
gsEn Western Epitaph.
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A BARGAIN.

INOR sale cbeap-A ten-horse power engine
and boiler, all complete and in running
order; also, a grist mill. double geared.
For particulars, apply at Jos. Blocls store,
OpeIeusas, where engine aud mill can be seen.
EoR sALE.-3s33 acres Of land, wood and
II. r., in the southwestern portion of this
parish. Will be sold in lots to suit purchaser
cheap for cash.
y. y. BEAUCHAMP.
OpeIousas, July 2i, 1880. If
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Had Enough of Freedom.

II amt got enough sense ter
vote at a ward election" re-
marked old Isom yesterday.
4 Why 2" asked a bystander.
Yer see, a niger what
keeps a bacon store at the udder
end OBJ town give fifty cents
preminm on a silver dollar made
last year. I TUX a dollar wild
de correct date an going to de
store, handed it ter him, an
tole him ter gin me de premium.
He looked ct de dollar, handed
me fifty cents an drapped it in
de draW'r. [ TUX de fifty cents
an come up town. / have just
diskivered Sdat Use out fifty
cents. / repeats dat / amt got
sense enough ter vote, an de
Newnited States can hab my
freedom back at any time de
Secretary oh war will notify me
Dbl dat fack."- Little Rock Ga
gette.
Germany excels any country
iii the cleanliness of beds. 1t
seems as much a part of yearly
hoTse-cleaning with them to
have the hair removed from the
mattresses, to have it well beat
IN and summed, and the cover
washed, as it is with us to have
the carpets whipped and freed
from their disease-begettihg
dust. Every bed in daily use
should be subjected to the puri-
tying rays of the sun at least
once d week, and should be left
open for the reception of air and
light some time before being
made up. Beds not frequently
used are often found very mnsty
and disagreeable to guests. The
parlor beds, that swallow their
own contents by a magic touch,
ar0 fair without, but in time,
fOr the lack of proper airing,
they become foul within.
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Printing Office Ear Sale.

A COMPLETE outfit for printing d seven
IN column newspaper. Press. Type, Cases,
Stands, Etc, All in good order, being the ma
terial used for the publication of the Wash.
ington Enterprise and Ne,es. Will be sold
cheap. Apply at this office.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

IA NEW town residence, neat and convent
~ ent, suitable for 4 small family, with two
acres of land, enclosed. Will be sold cheap,
or rented low TO q good tenant.
Apply nc this office.
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49, WEEK. SO 8 day at home easily
made. Costly outfit free. address
M TsgE& Co. Augusta, Maine.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-06-03
o SALE

Al SMALL residence with about one arpent
N of land, situated on Court street, near
the Catholic Convent. Part cash. balance on
time. Apply at this Office. oct9
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MOTHERS: MOTHERS. MOTHERS,

Are you I.-tlr' "a at night and hrpk,l 1f az
rest Iva .ick child .nf,riHg auI CRYING U4fl the
,NcrncAtln, pain OF cutting teeth Dr. -'. ~ 20
once aut ger 4 bottle OF MIR. NiN~ioW',
-DlIUlNO ~1KIP. IL vNl relieve tho poor lilh
sufferer iunic Stately depend upon it; There B. DO
stake a. Dul n. There b. not mother on earth
Who h.s ever uaod "a who VIII not ten you AZ once
that 20 win ,guitc the bowel aud give rest to ihc
mother sut relief aui health g. the chi iopcratur
magic. Il j. r,f,ciy -af, t1 u-o in a,l case.
and peasant o. the taste. and - thc prescription ~
one Of tlc oldc.t and best female physicians and
nurse On the United state. sold every where 21
cent. % hostile. oc 27-cpdlw
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Messrs. Hiram Sibley & Co.. OF RocheS-
ter, y. Y, and Chicago, H.. have just
issued a catalogue OK Holland bulbs aud
plants for fall planting. These gentlemen
offer TO the public a large list OF choice
bulbs and plants 10 select from, and their
lOngeXpericncea seedsmcn are guarantee
Of your getting a good article.
The catalogue is we'll printed, and j. fur
nished free 20 all
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PROPOSALS..

oytacE CITY WA7KE-M,
9lZ BROAD sIIII1ts2
>popnsATs n@n WILL BIZ RKCElN ~ -,
'i.1i - .rt,I. oFFICF until tie ZSt' "a '''ii' 80
=. (,i,,r1ne ,ha' 9iLs. f,q the quarter ending
YKBRU AIRY l. 1853 ,.,.. and nj
,,e same 20 t. ordered IA such q.i5'" qs,'s water
- enc, ~ tlre Superintendent oi Il"
Work, flsy reqriTe. .. ,i,, risti u re-
Tho COMMITTEES on Waiei Io''i
1s.t anv or All aes. ..,.,,oov>,g OIL.
2 barrels BTsT SPfhM OIL,
500 r,oupds Bfs-T CASTOR on. ..,a,.,o-,
o. y . - -
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Sale az the Richmond Isnxaar.

The sale at The Bazaar yesterday ~ Mr.
John Il. Davis'S trustee was largely attend
ed. II will be continued this morning,
commencing promptly at 10 O'Clock. Much
OF the valuable stock remains TO be sold.
aud all the vehicles Of various kinds viii
be offered to-day.
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TAXES.


NrATr REVrNJE olIl'
No. l3 NORTH ELLyt>. >iA ~. lt iIisez.
u,IJr sTATETAXEs FOR IliL .ll I'm ala
- ~, nov ready for coicc''"' "''
u p.1 ' =, u-,,i,T,,iia. u,iT uueid peceinpeI, ',d.
D. gwen g" TIE coiiee'''s' g.. iIN~LLl.
faf election. ...taut Treasurer.
uc civ ny
NOTICE TO MANtHLSs M EH citv and
y PAYFEs-Ihe i''' "ii..,,,,rc Soyomber It.
H. I'm. H ~ ,siig the same og ~ .1',S cont ON ihc
vii 1e enlitcA g. rcH"'Tr o. IN civ and school
ssia i'an ia,.,s ~ sflcr Dccemncr ls' u'ei'
added per cent 1.-Two fhe state t1Nc-.
I arm nov rrat1 T. fccellS ~ 80. 4 there wlu DC
al d. .-,F ,.,S crls j. ". nk0H sus9cbe"icr
rr1itSol Treasurer 'l'f 10
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The Odd-FeIlon To Parade.

To the Editor of tie Dispatch:
Dear >ir.-KnoWiE- your ehors 10 pro-
mote the interests OF our Trade Parade on
the 3l,t. will you not state IN the DSpdlr
maj the Grand Master !. q. o. +. Of Nr-
lima w. VI. Barnitz) has granted per-
mission 10 the lodges OF Odd-Fellows IN
Richmond and Manchester to parade upon
that occasion in regalia.
Yours very truly. +. WILEY DAVIS,
Grand Secretary l. y. y. +.
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TIE EPISCOPAL CONGRESS.
THIRD DAYS SESSION OF TIE BODY
AT MOZART HALL.

Interesting Proceedings at the Morning and
Evening SessioH-The Powers Of Standing
Committees Discussed by Revs. Hall Harri-
son and II. II. Mason; Randolph Barton,
Ess., Hon. Hugh W. ShcHey, and Cthcr,-
The Inspiration OF the Scriptures Treated
al the Night Session by Rev. Drs. Gardi-
ner and Randolph and Mr.. John Dunlop-
Rev. MIR. Haughton, Rev. II. I. satterlee.
Rev. Dr. Walker, Rev. Mr.. Tiffany, Dr.
Huntington, &C.. &C., &C.
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THE THEATRE To-NiGnr.-liayriy :
Ja.todon, viii appear at the Theatre to-
nipbt and tomorrow night. The sale OF
.rat. Yesterday Indicate that !adics viii
,ttrnd in considerable number. - i1r-e
and noted q troupe cannot fail % draw
I,rge house. The costumes Of Leon, the
minstrel prima-donna,' are aid to be
.,,nr,rou.. and were made by Worth.
The Lvnchbure Ners OF Yesterday,
snraking Il the performance by the Masto-
dons v ednesday nixht. says
..OyerWhelmln. in number. imprC C'siNe
in originality, and e-pec.anl feiil'i 'i'
for fre,hnes, IN every feature l-'ei' -
Consolidated Ma.todon- have Ie'NeA al
almost faded art
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THE DISPATCH,
TEkMs OF ADvTRTfSING
Pure Groceries. Quickly Delivered.

Mr. Joseph VI. Bhir. Grocer. SO Main
street, has just hought a third wagon for
rapid delivery, and he informs Us that all
persons in oil parts Of the city can now be
accommodated promptly with the purest
groceries at the lowest prices.
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,x,x,c.x RAILWAY SIGNALS: SIGNALS

THR AMERICAN KAHN = 11hc,r .rN.,s sjsnal.
,,,,on stI2I4 tais sIrct INV siSJ m
sDof. d. * IalcSmoad, v We rge9 a.cs g
Siie lie aitntion Of ne g, pas,'Vo psbr ONLY PEhfLcI
ra,innayiP Nn iP,ERJaIclTicKL ,RJIlsTTii5cKL ELECTRIC E~A" -
fjGNAL ever iD'en~1ly T. SMITH. Hspssrr
1r S-Zm
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WEATHER. REPORT

>, NnlSAIioNS FOR TO-DAY.-For tbo MID.
Va. A'iahic states, generally fair weather
WINDS mostly from southwest 10 nortb'
west, higher barometer. and stationsry '''- nr
slight fall in temperature. 'V'''''' VI
mild. ' '''i anu
i"hHSoSkTEE YESTERDAY: G a. M..45:
=, ~ "" VI" 90; noon, so; p. NJ, Il; 6 p.
NJ. 60; midnight. Sc.
Mean temperature. 654.
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Arrangcments for tIle Trades Parade
yesterday:
UEApQ'RS EXECUTIVE CoMNTTEE, !
TRADES, CIVIC SOCIETY, AND
MILITARY PAEApF.

RlCHNoNn, october -, l>S2.
The following general order, are hereby
issued for the proper conduct Of The
Trades. civic society. and Military Parade
Tuesday. October 81. 1SS2:
lids, thiCfS ~ U'rjStChS. CbitfS u See
ti0tS.-Aid> 90 The Chief Marshal viii re-
port ior duty al First and Broad street, at
II o'clock s. VI. Chicis OF division, and
their aids and Chief, OF sections viii re-
por, to their respective place, Of rendcz-
Won, at 1890 \. NJ.
for duty at First and Broad streets at II
O'Clock to joe assigned Their pace III lhe
line 80,
Escort DWV-l he C1lei VI IT'n'u WI,
detail six members 81 hl- stan, VINO VIII
proceed 10 the Executive mansion, receive
fbc Governor If Virginia. and escort him
to the corner Of First and Broad streets,
and like number To escort the City Coun-
ell and officials invited 10 asst hiIir III 'lHg
Council chamber, from thence 10 flT,l ana
Broad. the escort TO proceed from fn't
AMI Broad at 1915.
officers Virginia state agricultural >oc'-
Ctu-Thr chief marshal oi the Virginia
Stale Agricultural Society is requested 10
e.rort the officers of the society TO Broad
and First streets.
Orfr;1i, that are Rcqucsfed 10 NcN df the
CuI,cr Cbamber.-Thc Executive tommli-
fee viii meet n the Council chamber al lp
N The following officials are request
4 "a ~ meet ~ the Council chamber al II y.
| N hi. Honor the Mayor OF Richmond,
III. Honor the Navor OF Manchester. the
officer, and members ol ihr 'ouh'H ~
/ pirh,nonI. tie Board q Police Comm>-
.innDr. presidents Tobacco Association.
/ Cl,.r and Flour Exchange, and Chamber oi
/ g,n,,,rrcc
T.t,j 4, r.c1rf 5s Komic hrCU AZ hO-
-Cl,ief W. ". Cary i, ordered 10 de-
, ,.., r,1p,lrr. Il bi> stan to meet th,
komic Krcw Of komu> az the southern enc
u the Free bridge ana eNcoil 'Io'H 10 'i'r''
ipo,ition i'm line on seventh Nue''; non ...!i
~ Eroad. i'm the sixth division. lie VII
oi.o detail for duty for the chiefs scclon'
- tbe Trade, division i've members ol hl'
.t.tr far cacb section.
F0rmqtionof If0ctS>toh' L"' ., ~ ,'
iGr-tlicl marshal. mds. lne p'"' =, ga.
corn, - cadets. and carriage, VIII ~
s,rIc.l into line on Broad street Nc,t "
Fir.t head Of column resting on -
and Rrogd. ANY wagon or Venice III u"
line meeting with an accident "ilI lulii'' :.
IJ;atelv mi out and resume II, pace "
No., =. soon thereafter - possiblt' Du
nn tc9m or wagon VIII be p'iil''''u J:
M Le march. The procession Wi
IL. ,i.'', in the order named in the p'
move III -" - NJ ,l,orp. The division
grammc al i VI In II Rroad Wi
Oh ',,, - mo line i'm the order III WING
ny n,V nv ranod i'm the programmes, 10 y
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Ii HOUsEKEEPERS.
LOST. srR.YEp. ANn xroLEN

TAkEN UP ON THURSDAY. lES'S
october 2Sth. THREE COWS owner 4-S~.
Will please call, describe property pay charge,
and take them away. .. -. a..
opposits Old Dominion >trsinship Co.'S "haft
&C 27-lls
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toVroUND.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
FlE
DYSPEPSIA. COSTINENE>~.
slCK HEADACHE. CHRONIC DIAREHTA.
JATNDICF. lMFUEITN OF TIE BLOOD.
FEVER AND AGUF. NALAEIA.
MINT oF LIVER. BOWELS. AND
KIDNEYS.
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lydia f. Piukhm'- Vegetable Com
nonnd cures all femlle complaints by r.
u,ovin,s III. gaf-e.
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TOUN W. JOHNSIoN'

y ATTORNEY At LAW
will practice 10 n,e courts Of h''"'''"1 na.. ..
- car, of the United states. od'ee o"
s"p'''"' .. oe 22.d&wlm
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uS. and the only record Of It. as q matter OF
fact, Is the Bible. The question j.. Does that
book bring the message, and j. the message
autheniicf He quoted DR.. ArnOld's re-
mark OF hily years ago on Samuel Cole
ridges work on inspirations 81 cannot
but tremblc at the thought of what i 10
happen when the question of the au-
th0rity Of the Scriptures is once
fairly opened.3 Those times are upon
Us now. To discuss inspiration Is like
discussing the various forms Of mechanism
by which q curtain can he lifted The
question j.. Has the curtain been lifted,
and what i to be seen beyondl The
doubtcr says he believes in goodness.
Where do you find the highest type Of
goodness? Not in Mohamedan nations. or
the Brahmins. or I'm the Light Of Asia
but in Christian nations. the man who has
those characteristics upon which the Chris
tan faith dwells most consistently and per-
>i,tcntly. How came that Christian man
about Why is he here Because the Bible
survives and is in The world. The speaker
reioiced that q scholarly work was going on
in England 10y which we will have a transla-
ton Of the sacred book. Of the East. We
have been listening FOR years 10 the yapor-
! ing of men who told us II YOU only
knew what is i'm the Nedas and the Koran
/ YOU would consent 70 makp up hy taking
/ bits of the New Testament on eclectic
compost modern religion for which mod
ern nrn all ycarn." Never believe i, my
| friends. The sooner you familiariZe your
selves with those works Of supposed pro-
phet> and imagined >o,r> the >urcr and the
sooner will hc your return 10 that Book,
the sanction of which l. found I'm the words
OF jesus Christ" Tie tree /, known by
lis fruits"
After the usual not c- the tih LYNN
abide with Me"-W., -un4. the Bishop
pronounced TIE blessing. and the Congrc>,
was adjourned until to-day.
Programme for To-DaN
1880 4. M.-NoNr Hal: Topic
"Chri,iiauity Und the Criminal Writers !:
Rcy. Henry g.. Potter. ID. r., New York
/ city; Charles II. kifric', ESQ, Now York
/ city. Speakers: Rev. y. Ilcber Newton.
f y. H.. New York city: Levi, l.. Dc.aiield.
E,g.. New YORK r'ty.
/ p. M.-MoIar. Hal: Topic" Re-
quir.mcufs Tor Confirmation" Wriicr-:
Rev. Henry !. >af;,rl,c. y. H.. NcW York
/ city: R,y. Charles u. Emtin. u. D.. Bil-
+ timorc. MI. ~paS,r- Right Hc1. T.. W.
b. Elliott. j. H.. missionary bishop II
Western Texas: Rev. Hugh M.Ner ihomY-
son. -. D., NeW orleans. Ia. E,y. Julius
/ T.. Crmm'r, T.. D., Baltimore, Nd.
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VANITY FAIR.
(ITY FAIR.

VANITY FAIR.
PROGRAMME FOR TONIGHT.
e.4S GPAND VANITY FAIR MAAt -
SEVENTY CO-It MID LADIES AND t-|-
TLENEN
4.f5. >kATOEiAL ENfKt Isl.
lO.I5 TAHIfAi'%.
iO-}o. TFRPE>iCB KOREAN CARNIVAL.
Come in tinic o. SEE q t,ran1 March.
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1fONKOE-WNRD CONSERVATIVES.

Al. THOSE DESIRING TRASsFiE. AND
AS-ISTANCE ~ BEiNG PEDPfKil ~ Ail-
FIED TO VOTE in tnc coming election -.
qnrstel ~ call at tle CLUE HfADDl 'fl fE-.
30. 2u3 east BrDad street. livery mtn b.. If- prs
requested to Ciil there aud ser n hr b. ..l. p.
DC 2i-ll lIlf 'ONMll -.
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80 CnNCEKT.--MoZart iia iia'i
TBE CAshSHV ~ o,crfowing tomorrow
" NIL : when e ne ne aa @ ' d 1e
provided ~ '"I %iycn. The great caireIo .,ho IL
"a "a "a :: !: :: % e %'5 :5
tiyated soprano, ana '"5 ol = .eais continues at
onartette. The sac VI
Johnston's.
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THE profrsson.-The saIe SI Midi icl'i !. To To
TN. rga, cteG al The Theatre on MGndas ,,r "na
%opllday be night. next viii n. 1egln TN M"eq %0i9
H9'%; ns at ;1s Tlge air oi and de- i@Sr iSSdonssuor:
reforliieu re','lnies thi- will prove great 'reA' '0'
wui,n.bmond theatrc~goer''
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TINE AND DOCTORS bills WILL III - 10
EY ALWAYS KEEPING IHL EL"i l.
TOP y TIE HOUSE.

IL. whatever tAc a.imcui ma! De. ,A't,l'-l.';
c.f. FJHG.TIvI. ALTt iAIlN j.. AID ~, ~, -.
-. I'D. ...f .f place Tie rcue-V l- u Ai-ni'
t..- I..fS N.T INTERFERE WIFI bl>lNi'~ "'
III. .-r-I-L.
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- rrrrLY NEGETABLT.


au. fas su the pov and efficacy % S".,'.,,'' "
C.,tr.. without any - tAe iu. nii"A- 'l''- '-
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LOCAL MATTERS.
PerSOnals and Rriefs

captain William J. Bnford returned n
'he CITY yesterday after an extended buSi.
ness tour as FAR South rs Alabama.
Lieutenant Donald Winston. Tenth
Ohltcd states infantry, viii be- buried This
evening al Hollywood cemetery. The IN
neral VIII take place at 3 O'Clock. and the
remains VIII be escorted to the grave bv
company B, First Virginia regiment. Car
tam II. {. Jones commanding.
The regular weekly meeting Of the De-
mocraiic City Committee will be held to-
night.
Madison Ward boasts one of the best or
canned Democratic clubs in the city. The
hst meeting before rcgi,tration-dav viii
take place tonight at he cui-room,. over
Pizzini'> store. y full mcctingi, request
ec, a. business OF importance Is 10 bc trans
acted.
The British briganinc Curlcw, 4. Berg
man master. cleared from the cu.lom.housc
yesterday for santos. Brazil. with 2,7jG
barrels and lG4 ialf-barrcl> Of -four. shin
ped ly The Galle-0-Ni,> Manufacturing
Company and the HlXail-Crcnshaw Com
panY, and 80 k,g~ II lard-toial value.
SlS,1i1.>2.
Mc>Sr>. William II. Lyme d Co.. auc-
tionc,r>. sold al public auction on veSter-
day brick tenement No. l0C east CLAW street
Tor S4.>oo, and brick tenement 1864, ad-
joining. or S5.9O0-SS.7oo.
Professor Henry {. Laubc VIII open his
Dancing Academy next Saturday. and his
matinecs viii no doubt bee nWmcrou>ly At
tended by the Young folk who want 10
learn the art Of dancing.
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LYDIA >. rNKHAw> ELooD-rURlFIER
viii eradicate every vcs,igo OF humors from hc
ll,.. siihc same ulno viii give ,onc and strength
=, fhe system. A. marvellous e. result, as tic
toVpOUND.
R.ih nc COMPOUND and BLOOD-VURIFIER
80. prepared s., -so and -s5 Western ayenuc.
lam. Mss. Price e either. 81. ~ notJcs for
-, TIE CoNroONp s. SOD; hy mail 80 t.c form of
l.n-. ,r n loz0scs CA receipt o. Ir!cc. - pcr
l.xt.- either. Mr.. PlNkHAM freely answers au
l.u- g inquiry. Ercio>e seen, stamp. send
s.psa ralc.. H,s..a tsissop,r.
LYDIA J.. PINEH ANS LIVTG-PILLS cure
Cs-.,rauaa. Buoa-ne-s, and Torp.aity Of the
I.v,r. - cents
So wall druggists. oc 22-cod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-27
OTHER SPEAKERS.

pev. Frederick Courtney described him.
~ ~. having a streak Of high, streah.of
,,,l ,raod rhrrchmanship in him. The ques..
..' oio',', Ia cried in regard 10 the power OF
s,on 1,oa ~ committee, was whether high
sInmui" sSmre,r,,n M, lawful place in the Church,
onui 81. ! Ina, Inur churchInan or broad church.
y, vn.n a, a." such. and until THAI question i,
tn;rIv ti'nI o. and .o,,arely met and acknowledged
'"1Io uor VIZ 'Tdward McCrady, OF south Caro-
non. io,nd ia his experience on standing
.',.,;,,e"s INA, i,. and claimed they had right
.oii,' i, aycn without any testimonials.
10 AZ, Iai,v being on standing commit
As a. 70 ,hur Wv may may be just as good judges as
any clergyman. Emo" Inc . neis '"A'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-02
TIE USUAL RESrLT

1t is not to be denied tn at a good sew.
ing machine is one of the most important
appurtenances of the modern housewife.
We thought We had good machine in
our household until one day the agent of
the New Home presented himself at our
door and proceeded to deliver an Grafton
upon its Characteristic merits
But" we answered, "our machiuc
serves US nicely and suits US well, and we
do not care for another
Tae agent however. begged the priv.
lege of leaving one of his machines with
US, "for the ladies to try
The request was not unreasonable, so we
grantedlt-butm more 10 oblige the agent
than anything else, for We really did not
want the machine, aud had not the remot-
est idea OF buying it,
The machine once IN the house, it was
natural for the ladies to look IT over. They
did so, and as a consequence fell in love
with 1t. They say that without
the slightest wish to decry or disparage
any other machine, this, all things consid.
cred IS, in their opinion, the most desira
bic one TO be had
The upshot OF the whole matter was shat
the old machine was disposed of, and the
Light Running New Home" installed in
our household. It's pronounced genuine
beauty and real comfort, and "our folks
wanted us to tell other folks about It,
This unrivaled machine is manufac-
tured by the New Home Sewing Machine
Co., 80 Union Square, New York, who
wish to say that all who will send for their
new illustrated catalogue and enclose
their advertisement printed on another
page, will receive set of fancy advertis.
ing novelties, Of value to those collecting
cards, &c.