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Blessed Benefhc,ors.

When board Of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that BY
combining some well known valuable RENE
dies. the most wonderful medicine was pro-
uced,Which would cure such vide range Of
diseases that most all other remedies could be
dispensed with, many we're skeptical; but
proof Of its merits By actual trial has di
PEELED all doubt, and to- day tho diseoysrsrs
Of that great medicine. Hop BitierF, are
honored and blessed by all as bsnefac-
tors These BitteIs are compounded from
Hops, Buchu, Malt, Mandrake and Dande.
lion and other Oldest, best. and most yalua-
bic medicines In the world and contain ali
the best and most curative propertie, of ali
Qther medicines, being the greatest Blood
fnriher.. Kidney and Liver Regulator, and
hiie and Health Restoring Agent on earth
No dlsease Or III health can possibly long
e1lst Nhere these bltterS are used, 20 varied
and perfect are their operations.
Ihey. give new life and yigor 10 the AGED
and inhrm. To all whose employmenis canse
irregularity Of the bowels or urinary Orrans-
or who require an Appetizer, Tonic and mild
umulant. these Bittsra are invsluabl 10, being
nlginiy curative, tonic and stimulating, with
No matter what your feelings or sympton,
are, what the disease or ailment 10. uso Hon
Bitters. Don't wait until you are sick, bui
II you only feel bad or miserable, use tho Bit
ters az once. II may save your life. Hundred
have been saved BY 10 doing, oNrS5OD-6a
holp. " - wy "
Do not suffer yourself or let your friend,
ipqI i,. but use and urge them 70 use Hop
Remember. Hop Bitters Is the purost and
5e.t medieine ever made; the "Invalid'
FRIEND and Hope" No person or family
should be without them.
II Wss troubled for many years with seri.
Gus kidney and Liver Complaint, travel,
ETC.; my blood became thin; I was DUH AM
Inactive; could hardly crawl asoIt. and vi
an old worn ont man ell over, and could rei
nothing 70 help me, until got Hop BitterS
and now am boy again. Ny blood "a pure'
Aidneys are all right, and I am n active AZ 4
man Of %, although am 72.-FArHHR. N +
For ten years my wife was confined 10 her
ped with. such a oomphcalloni of ailmant,
that no doctor could tell what Waa iho mi 4.
ter, or cure her, and i used up sni ali fortnbe
IN humbug stuff. Six month"; 40 i AN nj
5. DAG With Bop Bilters o. Il, and / thoushi
would be a fool once more, aud 1 TILED H,
put my folly, proved 70 DO wisdom, and tWo
bottles cured her,sh IL now a. we'll and htfbna
as any mans wife, and Il cost me only tive
dollArs. n VII. Detroit Wfeb''r
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THE Aberdeen Examiner Of last
Monday contains the following CON,
plimentary notice ola distinguished
eolored citizen, engaged in the RICH,
ssg in the great work Of the elevation
q his race By the only possible means,
moral and intellectual culture:
Ex-senator Reyels, President Of The
Alcern University. was in the city on
Sunday. 70 participate in the oere
monies incident to the dedication Of
the new colored Methodist church
We are glad 70 greet him as good
and pure man; an honor TO his State
his race, the cause Of education and
the holy mission that brought hin
here. One who would not barter
manhood for place, or peace OF spirit
for the brightest bauble that partisan
politics could bestoW.
We commend this courteous rccog
milton Of q worthy man to the hoWlinJ
fanatics up North, who are trying 4
inaame the passions o. The p'cp'o b,
continued assertions that colOred PEG
pie are trodden under foot like slave
or dogs at the South. Mr.. Rsyels is
Republican in the broadcast sense
He was in the United States Senat,
and has been . leader among his PEG
pie ever since the war, but has q
deneancd himself as to merit and en-
Joy the respect and good treatment o
bis fellow men, regardless Of color O.
previous condition. The editor Of tn
Examiner iB q typical Southern man
a Democrat and an ex Confederate
soldier
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l33iUo5i5o5
Without occupying the time Of our
readers with minute examination of
the religious statistics, we briefly OBJ
serve that the Moslems in Africa are
estimated at about 1l0,0O0OOO. 10
which We may add ia. 100000 in Asia
and 100000 in Europe, OF 100000
600 in all. Allowing at least lO.OOO
900 MOslems south Of the equator. we
have no less thal 100000, 06Oincluded
in the l33,00O,000 of North Africa
above detailed. Itshould be borne In
mind that a religious uprising CEN
tered IN the Soudan has this hundred
million population to supply it with
fanatics.
Again glancing at the above figures,
the reader will see that the Mahdi has
in the Soudsn States west of Egypt
81 100000, and in Egyptian Soudan
l2,OOO,O0O, nearly all Moslems, TO
support him. The hold of the Sultan
upon the Mohsmmedan world is
trail. He is not their Sovereign
but merely their Hegemon-their
leader, the chief man among
them. His place consequently can
easily be usurped by any leader who
is more successful than be is. Add 10
military success wild dreams and tales
Ota divine mission and a new Savior
Of Islam, and you have the elements
OF MahdTs victorious career.
Hence there can be no doubt that
hi Mahdi can have all the men he
wants-untrained and unarmed. save
with spears and sticks, but neverthe.
less so brave that for their souls death
has no terrors. We consequently
need not be surprised il be hurls hall
a million fanatics against Khartoum.
the vice regal capital Of Egyptian Sou,
dan, at the junction Of the White and
Blue Niles. III 0beid, the chief town
, Of kordofan, an important province
OF Egyptian Soudan, is about $50
miles southwest Of Khartoum. Kor.
doian has (estimated) l64 74O, settled
population In about $50 villages and
lll4,OOO nomads. III 0beid has about
1900 people. Khartoum II estima-
ten at 10000 to $1,000. Il is regularly
built, and was commercially Aour.
ishing before the insurrection broke
I out.
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sippi Valley railroad. IN mentioning
the list Of telegraph stations in lhe
Picayune last week the depot olfOe
was omitted, This is under The cen-
troll Of Operator August lily, of the
JaeksoH RAILROAD, an experienced and
efficient man Picayune.
NEw ORLEANS TO LITTLE ROCK.
The building Of the proposed rail-
road line to Little Rock, Ark. will be
another blow at st, Louis trade. This
is what the RailrOad Record says
about it: ut looks as II there would
soon be a direct line from Little Rock
to New Orleans, as the Mississippi
Valley railroad will. probably, build 4
link, only eighteen miles long, between
ATkansaw City and its main line.
This will give New Orleans another
boost for Arkansaw trade, which now
goes to st. Louis.
THE LATE @, Il. HAzELHURsT,
Colonel George II. Hazelhurst died
at his home oa Gilmer street, Sunday
afternoon at 2 clock. after prolOng-
ed illness, of cancer in the stomach.
His remains were taken to Macon, Ga,
for interment at 8 am to-day on a
special car. The following gentlemen
acted as pail bearers in carrying the
body to the depot: A. M. johnson,
G. p. Goree, d. h. Roes, T. G Mon
tsgues, I. A. Cleage, ST., d. G. Mo
Millin, j. II. Warner. Rev. j. W,
b Gilman accompanied the family to
Macon and assisted in the funeral OBJ
sequies at that place. ac3 Rsfg
Col. Hazelhurst was native Geor.
gian and fifty nine years old.
Tie began life as a civil engineer
aud engaged in the railroad business
until he became an extensive con-
tractor. He accumulated handsome
fortune, being Interested largely in
many of the leading local enterprise
such as the Lookout Rolling Mill
water works, aud 40 iron furnace Of
two. His wealth is estimated at about
100000,
He leaves four children TO mourn hil
death. His demise will be felt heavily
by this city, which he has largely aideC
in building up [Chsttsnooga Demo
orat, 18th.
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Truslse,s sale.
ON Saturday. December L 100

On Saturday, Decemb Der 1, 1883.
AZ y O'clock ~ /, In front Of the eou,thons.
On Main street, Memphis, Twill seii Al NM
H. aeIi9uon. 70 the highest bidder for eash.
~ sIoiiiowlng described lot Of land. SitSsted
tbs SeofGy county Tennessee, II tie portion
ca as follows. to-wit: Beeinnins A. the no,tS,
eas, corner Of Fourth and Division styeets.
sun,aing thence east 200 eet to a stake. tben y
e nDd.n htrignt antles with Division street n
tt6sn .nenee eest % Fifth street go feet,
snea s north with Fifth street So Fer: thenr,
wy. % Fourth street 400 feet; thence sonti
WIN Fourth street iS9 feet 10 the point Of be-.
sell under deed Of trust exeouted N m,
/ ~ ~ Il furgeson, which Is recorded In IN
hegtter once Of Shelby county. Tennas
see, IN Record Book No. lOS. PAGE iSl. Az
~ request o. the holders Of the notes sos ureS
Equity Of redemption waived.
% 70 j w VERNON. Trustes.
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! was travelling lately IN the junglc.and
the constant exposure 70 extreme heat and
dampness, followed by chilly niehs.
brought on severe cold. which anita
destroyed my voice for few DAYS and
then settled into hard cough. / pro-
cured bottle Of DR.. Jaynes Expectorant
az a; soon as possible, and it gave me imme-
dlate relief, and soon removed the dis-
uesslng, symptoms. One of my friends
who had been suiIering,with cough and
severe pain in her lungs, was persuaded
70 ny the Expectorant, and afier taking
les. than half a bottle, found herself quite
VOL We believe DR.. Jaynes Family
Medicines are the most valuable that
have ever been introduced into Burinah-
ROSA ADAMS BAILEY, Of the Baptist
Mission Rangoon, Burmah.
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Eminent 81; Louis Physicians
Say;
.sl,nI.lauss surs.N E1o.a sro..ss Z.

very agreeable article Of diet, and par
ticularly useful when tonics are required,
as it is tolerated when other forms Of
animal food are rejected. In Diphtheria
Ague, Malaria, Typhoid Fevers, and
every depressing disease, is use Is most
advantageous. We have prescribed il
with excellent success j H Leslie, NJ
d; G 2 Copp, NJ ID; S B Parsons, n ID;
r A Vaughan, NJ d; Drs S L and ]
Nedelet; VIM Porter, NJ ID, and many
others. Remember the name ICOL.
DEN'S--take no other.)
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DR.. WILBUR,
SPECIALIST,

Treats successfully Chronic and long stand.
Ing Diseases, such as Diseases Of the head,
Throat and Lungs, Liver. Kidney and Heart
Complaints. InvstSrate Diseases Of the stom.
Ach THAT have defed all other methods
those fearful diseases Of The Nervous System
ARISING from whatever causel, Serofula
Dropsy. Paralysis, Fits, Feyers, Sores, Con,
tracted Cords, Enlarged and sta Joints
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Ecia.iea, Diseased
Bone Deformitiss, Salt Rheum, ErysipelAs
Bcald Head, lllsconditloned Ulcers, Syphilis
Nasal Polypsus, Asthma, Hay Fever, Ros,
Gold, Winter Cough, Chronic Diarrhsa ant
Diabetes. All may DO cured by this New anC
Wonderful System II not too far advanced
Bone Diseases cured when all other methods
have failed.
Ladies who are suffering with complaints
peculiar to their sex. can consult the Doctor
with every assurance Of speedy relief ant
permanent cure.
The Doctor particularly invites ali case
that have been given up By other physicians
III you are doing well under the care Of youl
own physician, do not call on me, as ou
province Is 70 treat those who can not fnC
relief otherwise.
ps-The Doctor will remove one Tapewofu
free Of chargej also straiRhtsn the frat cas-,
Of Gross Eyes that presents ittelf at the hote
free. va
Consultation and Examination Free
The Doctor can be consulted from 10 am
to pm. Ss q3
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The POstOflIee an AdyertIsiue
BuPtau.

Great care is shown by the officiall
high 10 authority to bring before tht
public on its merits, the uniinpeach,
able reputation Of the Louisiana Stat,
Lottery, for strict integrity and hon.
esty in its management in every re.
spect, The next Grand Semi-AnhuaI
Drawing Of the Louisiana State Lot.
terry WilLtake place onTuesday, Deoem.
Der the 18th, as 1t has with regularity
l62 times before, and NJ. A. Dauphin
New Orleans, la will give any in.
formation.
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salnrday, Deeembcr 5, Issa,

within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated In city Of Memphis, Shell
By county, Team, 10. witt
Lot No II In Browns subdivision Four
tenth district OF Shelby county In Tenth
ward, fronting rs feet on north side Of Georgla
stroot and running back between parallel
lines 275 feet; said lot being also described az
Of dimensions Is feet front by us feet deep,
Also the east part u said lot No II, 'front.'
Ing 30 feet on the mo N side Of 0eorgia street
and running back betWeen parallel linos lTs
feet, said lots being FOLD az the property Of
b M DuBo-o, j N d Miller, BWetheroll
and Martha D MoDayitt,
Also lot No u In browns suhdiyislon,
fronting 70 feet gu the north side Of Georgia
strost and running back between PARALLEL
liner l7s foot. Sold o. the property. on d M
DuDoso, J NJ d Miller aud B Welhorell.
Terms Of Sale On credit Of seven (7l
months, purchaser 10 execute note with Fooi
aeeurltyt lien retained; right and equliy Of
This November IN, 1888. '. MW|
X BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By n Bradley, D &C. 4 M. III 10
y M ilsi.ksll' Wh'h Smith and W Hsls-
XVII pV"V''0tp' ftr.rr...l a..... oSo
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the following landsi
lit, Ono LOT, south side Of Market street
25fl0O feet, on which u q tWo-story bricl
house number 80 Market street.
%, Lot l2l, Lane aubdivlgou, east Of Mem.
phis, 80 feet on the east aldo OF Dupree street
By 1881 feet, on which Is one.stofy frame
house Of SIX f00ml, said lot between Lane
avenue and Loulsville railroad.
"a, Lots 5 and 3. Poyton subdivision, 10.
geiher fronting VS. feet on north side OF old
kslsi7h road and running back on west lidt
1915 parallel 70 Portion avenue and On The
east side ~ feei parallel With said avenue.
9TH, North half Of lot ~ of the Dunn sub.
division. east of Memphis, fronting liz feel
On south side Of unionl avenue BY 100 feet
deep.
81, Lot on north ode Of New Raleigh road
AZ intefseeiion Of sample avenue, oontainsse
several acres aud FULLY described In tho deed
p the Miisissippi Valley Ins, Co., In book
~, page t7l. Va this lot is a house contain
Ing ave or cir rooms.
Terms Of Halo--Credit Of seven months,
noto' bearing interest from date OF sale With
personal fecurity, and deeds 20 BE- executed
~ the receiver fetainiug lien, REDEEM ptlen
barred, A, HATJllE1T, Roceivor.
Smith 4 Collier. B Cloufh, L n X Leh-
man, LW Humes, Graf 4 Cooper, Attya. VI
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For tbe bonoft ~ tbo.o HI,

For the benefit Of those desiring to
emigrate 70 Dakota and localities In
the Northwest and far West, the Chi
eaeo, Milwaukee 4 Sc. Paul Railway
Company has published an illustrated
pamphlet Of twenty pages, full Of com.
mon sense facts and valuable informa-
ton ald statistics, which will be sent
Tree Of charge, BY addressing A. v. II.
C,aTpenier. General Passenger Agent,
'ali"au1ee, WIS. 20
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~. r. al Who are suffering from 10 errors ant
eayly decay, loss d manhood, ia. I vii an
a ,lFeelle that WI cure You, fRFR az
ylihhdh.. 1hiaffoatremeAy was diseoveret
by q irissi0n1ry ~ Bouth Amcriua. ssnd
,oll- hddressod envelope % the Rev, JorHPE n
WV. llt.lidn N Nsa York civ.
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Roundnhnnf.

The St. Louis Globe Democrat says.
About as roundabout route as ever
was followed By passenger train was
that taken Yesterday by an Iron Noun.
tain train, which was blocked By
washouts south Of Poplar Bluff and
thus prevented from reaching St.
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Fire Escape Ordinance.

DE i Ordained by the Legislative Council
~ Thatsection l66l, page ll6 Of I'd Digest 81
Ordinances, be and IL hereby amen ed BIZ in
serting after the words Taxing District, In
ing words: "Or any building where manu-.
factories, dressmaking, millinery or any
other kind Of work whatsoever IL carried ou
in the third story or any story above the
third tory Of said building"
Passed November s, 1883.
DAVID P. MADDEN,
Attest; Q. l. PuLLKs. Secretary. 70
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BuRNETF,s COCOaINR,

The Best and Cheapest Hair Dressing
IL kills dandrua; allays irritation, and
promotes q vigorous growth OF the Hair
BurDetps FlHvOFing Extracts
are invariably acknowledged the purest
and best TT ITO -
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The Ileferees, GIonrt.

The Court Of Referees for the
Eastern division Of the State, has tried
at Knoxville 3l6 cases and reported
upon 238. Reports will be fled in
the remaining 70 cases on the 18th
proximO. In some so cases reported
no exceptions were fled, Six cases
were compromised after reports we're
filed, The Supreme Court has tried
1872 cases in which exceptions to re.
ports we're filed; confirmed the reports
in84 cases; reversed 35, and modified
ID. That is to say, the reports Of the
Court Of Referees have been reversed
only in the ratio OF 80 to 1872.
which is more than can be said as TO
the decisions Of most Of the lower
courts. This is a good showing both as
TO amount and character Of work done
bya new court against which some
clamor has been raised for reasons
peculiar TO certain fault finders and
agitators. As to the work Of the
Court OF Referees in the western divi-
sion OF the State We have already
spoken after comforting with leading
members Of the bar, who are in posts
ton to form an accurate opinion.
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M LgDaER, aIlhourh mod strintll


TIE LEDGER, although not strictly
areligious paper, or governed by all
the rules that regulate those who 20 to
church and recognize the ideas Of
church People in such matters, will,
nevertheless, observe Thanksgiving
daytothe extent Of not Issuing paper
on Thursday, tomorrow, the 10Th Of
November, 1888. The employes Of
the paper will thus have a full
and free opportunity to observe the
holiday 10 their o#n way. National
holidays are Tar more numerous ana
generally observed in Europe than in
this country, and the people enjoy
themselves accordingly, each and al
10 Their own way; some IN worship Al
churches, Others at home or at places
Of amusement. THANKSGIVING day
70 this country originated in New
England, and was originally an
occasion both Of religious observance
and social enjoyment. Il is observed
more or less 10 all States and parts Of
the country 10 compliance with the
PROCLAMATION BY the President. b.
Governors Of States and Mayors Of
cities The LEDGER will appear a.
usual Friday afternoon.
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Chancery Sale Of
q Real Estate.


No, 1859 R Chancery Court NJ sbo,hv .on.
V-Ihe state of Tennessee for IA ovS Sss
,ete, ys Louis Hanauer ct al, Ns0
X virtue Of an interlooutory deoree Gny saIa
- entered 10 the above cause on the IAN IA,
o. MAY, 1e53, NJ Is 339, D u. / viii ain =,
pggpliic auotlon, TO the highest biddar- IN tro1t
81 TIE Clerk and Masters Office conr,h onss ~
onelDy county, Memphis, Tsnnessea. on "
saturday, December 8, 1883,
within legal hours, the following ds,o,ibed
RsopeIty, situated In city OF Memphis, sheI-
~ county, Tenn, to-Wit, ~
e,Lqt no i in block 5, on the west aida of
pneloy street, corner Of Butler street, front-
ing OF ehtlby street forty tive U2l feet and
running back between paral eli lintsone HIM
ofed and ten ll0) feet. Sold Is the propsrtv
OF hugh McGhee end Abner 2 Me0hea-
Aiso lots "a and IS, IN block iS. fronfing AZ
Ieet on the east side Of Third sireet Fort
ih IN i ana rupning back between pnral-
~, lints one hundred and twelve (il2j feet.
1 3hu AZ tae property Of Hugh McGhee and
4, Also lot I, in block 43, fronting SslS feet on
lne 1oftn eiae OF Vance ftreet between Her
pando and Causey streets, and funnine baelr
between parallel lines $50 ,eet Sold a. The
pMfcGerly OF Hugh kcGhee and Abnsr
Terms Of Sa'e-On a credit Of seven m
months, purchaser TO execute note with rood
security security; lien retained aud equity Of re-
This Novrr.Ia.5 5000
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The icOnOclast Of tho Chicago Tel.
egfhm says; Tho latest kirk in East.
ern fashions is to have toilet sets in
carriages, 50 that the ladies can make
up their faces between house and
house in making calls. Here is a
valuable suggestion to tho men. II
they viii carry liquor saloon with
them 10 their carriages they needn't
stop on che way TO see a man.
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Louis By either the maia line or the
Belmont or Cairo Branch or roads
east Of the river. Under these cir
cumstances arrangements we're made
to run back to Hoxie. thence over
the Kansas City. Springfield and
Memphis road to Springfield, No. and
By way Of the Frisco TO the Pacific,
thence over the Missouri Pacific track
70 Union DEPOT
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Chancery Sale Of
Real ESt.a.ta.h


No. 1892 R--Chanoery Court Of shelbv cour.
ty- The State Of Tennessee for its own use
etc, Va \ Mekson Of al. ~
Ky yirtue- Of az interlocutory decree for saIo.
~ entered in the above cause on me IAN ds1
Of April. 1883, NJ B IS. D SCI will sell Al
public aucHon. 70 the highest bidder, in front
Of the Clerk and Masters Office. courthouse
Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, December 8, 1883,
within legal hours the following described
gLoPerty, situated in the city Of Memphis,
shelby county. Tenn, tO-wit:
The west one-half % Of lot S6i on the
north side Of Union street 74Il4s feet, sold
as the property Of 0 GreenlaW. ~ TT
Terms Of Falcon a credit of seven m
months. purcl aser to execute note with good
seeurity;lien retained and redemption barred.
This 18th day Of November, 1884.
Byy NJ Bradley, D, D. 4 M.
tHHeisken. VIM NJ Smith. O W Heiskell
and finlay 4 Peters, soils for complainant,
~ ee
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Chancery Sale of

REAL ESTATE.
No lb5i, R-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
The State Of Tennessee for is own use,
etc., ys d M DuDole OF al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory deores for
ID sale, entered In tho above cause on the
10Th day Of May, 1883, N B 50, D 6l0, will
sell, at public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
In front Of the Clerk aud Masters once,
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn, on
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Dr 4 Wilson Carrot Baltimore avs ahI
has used lsoaadalis in cases Of scrofuli

aud other disease
Dr. n q Pugh, Of Baltimore recon.
mends Rosadallsto all persons suffering
with diseased blood saying Il issuperior 70
any other preparation. U =
Rev Dabney Ball, Of The Baltitare NJ X
Conference, South, says he has been 30
much benefited BY use Of Rosadalis
mat he eheerfully recommends Il 10 ali
hl' friends and acquaintance.
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Ben. 9. 7. BEAUREGARD, Of Louisiana.
and Gen. IuBAl A. EARLY. Of Nlrnlnla
Capital Prize, $3.50, 600.

z,xIy Prizes, amounting to..............s522,50 500
"a only to the once Oftho Company in New
FOR further information, write clearly, civ.
Ing full addreea. Make P. q. Money 0fders
payable and addresg Registered Letters 10
new orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La.
rS;'sLAL NOTES and ordinary letters By
By Express at our expense) to
h A. DAUPHIM,
or n. A. DAUPHIN,
605 Seventh w., Washington, ID, O,
" az West Court street. MemDhis, Tenn.
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MARDI Gns iallson the 18th Of
February next year and the King Of
TIE Carnival has . Gaming proclama-
iion the subject