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MEDICAL.


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ForEysipees PAIN ExTRAcT0n
a I nss IL A. os
ont aad completely esua ofhs dssa
q. i q
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dis.,sss b:s. ~
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n Nv. a 1r. ss ~ ~ Ts.ss 70 ~ 81, =
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=, nj DlaAs,tnA p 9 - sAxA N.Y.
Sne c-on8a 70 my ha ooI end npsd ~
mediate ease wbsreysr r touched me- ars sneayh
an .ne tnorousns y " - as1 ~ <s
70 remove the burning ~ me eess sya made
r. esns nov % a'fons = ever ana ~ - =
sne yoafis4s. AAnsAA rsrNNSse~
SALT RHEUM.a s5i.5s
This esyti6ex tbnt pIILEYss PAIN EYTE an
u 6asniio an SaIt Rsnm "a t1o vsu darra M Wax
These descs Diseases hays been assa hsy
fsy fhtr sag % no dooes nat ssa5ss - ~ We
tns haf the fasnt recisis tor " ron MAJ me -
III "a Who hsvs n.ed i esses .aasdss rss 40 -
70 the attention OF mo ne - IN
ssirahle salye ROSWELL CHAIN
snes.o " - .....--------- - ..ss...
4CUsTltENESSi or CONSULTATIONS or TIE 1UWBLB
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR il the as
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COUNTERFEITS .aB0UND!!
Al falsely EXTRAcToRS Cou1tsrfeit
DALEYs The worthless who a them hops ihst Stealing
believe that their
the vra Of the alsa Buy Of bot authorized
4.
N- ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKs gr0N THE EN-
OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, FL DALEY" Bk
WRITTEN WITH A PEN IN DIFFERENT COLONEL INk, on
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
UPON IT. a IS
i General Depot the United ssas whsrs ~ -
vii be promptly executed q: DALEY co3
4is BROADWAY, Nsw York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
ID isl CHARITIES STREET, As-Odsans, "a -
ell Dealers LOUISIANA, ALABAMA M
SrSSiPPI KENTUCKY and tbs CITY eT L0U
tbs State Of MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
I au90 General Agent On sid Tsrrit1sy.
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/ Ohm BULLS FLUID gxIAA.el OF sAR-

sOHN BULLS FLUID ExIhAs1 OF sAR- g
- - : r. ssa.!. 5ss.ass M ss | ss
aaosis ~ " ,iass ~
any slniss stlen made in an'efi:a
Il M Sa I. Il r ct
s e
s oa SENT sT, s4si up yas;a 81 81
Of uniform Thr
10 issi sarssss
s ~ n s .s. ss.
ss'eat curative agent y. Eps,,s yss,5
Ohio Stat. Journal eoas s oo
ssI' easgasa WI.
ae have tried l. Is
Bear a. and be convinced
AapAriilsis the WONDER OF THE woRLDi
u" ma gSl ssy
says about Bulia ssraapaTilla:
Loursvn.r May, ts4s.
'ssi
@ ssns a ss, s three 'ss Of gave NE
therefore pleasure recommending your y ss
Very respectfully. J.H-ouEx. MD.
lie. all those who ars susas aadsr he ssoans
s % s aas H. S sas sss what ' . Dose Tor
Nm Js5s s e, =; s ss .
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sse ,as
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Uniontown. Union county, KY. May is, lsis Fl,
FROM DR.. wM. t. fgENTIss. r
sss sss es sss ID !:
4 s,s
ssss ne Won
iss,asas 1
1svpe's ass'i s., iAA'1 -
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John Balls Of the Fenais Msdisnss
,atsa shs nervous sasrss
as
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shs hsi brass. .hs shoie
s.ssy sssi sssS
a ". s.s
pad iass shoad smiles
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shg should he appraised h. avail hsmsrs'
a BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
How all admire elea., beautiful was .ki. =
.ss.s
ss hss t. ss M 4 sun f @ ss Il
II nc. BY the surface pssas. 81
billions ,ss sss,.ss
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sssadpG . sss +.
of ell paints snd eioc and lhe only
Sga 70 The :s saa M ii IN FAVOR
L OF MEDfCINEi PIE
| YsoM Or. MOORE i. !
Mn. BuII hsye hssiisen N saying yeo
III. sss many
Laaavla ns o% Tr 81 ,sa FROM DR. M5ss
ny 1 s a sss s:
a95 ssfsar XVI Feb l. s.s JAMES IL MOORE NJ o.
rsaony fa supssurs all ferthsr
| anon ths efcacy Of Bul's saxsaparlla test
! FROM Dr. L. p YANDKLL- PROFESSOR OF CHEMIST Il
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
pooad Of have saying
m safe snd one tia. vel chronic
| which it is applicable. L. r. YANDEIL. ~ D.
Louisville June Q, lsks 80 -. l55s4
Hospital, says Of Butts sarsa24rlaa:
Ihsvs sramnsd the prescription for the # John Bali
and besve the combination 70 BE- sxcesns ons
well calculated 70 produces esstve ipresiac NJ
uasd both public and 81 siak sas
Rssdsn p ysiciau .. The Louisviis Marine Hospiial.
country restoring blooming health ard youthful vEor ths sk
1Mcea thcns tbs are srisy oasy torn Gated
Csrtf.etse AZ IRON ms, ruth I'D
stag pscng IL intinsic WORTH the bset Of q
Z | fsuedef before the public. -. 49,,
Sold wholesale and resl, BY, lgfaS BULL =.
A. ol. 81 Fourth street, and W ths
z accept N Agency n y ~ y saa sa'
: e1, - 81 Eesrth stssss Loo asils ~
. principal Orleans f- TIA e q ssea Bull
es irsnpsiila xhceaals and rs,ail, are
1, ]. WRIGHT CO., At sasir fasnl nsS5sss srssssss
|, | lys tS1 CfiAFIRks srHkEf
=, EAREtJPITATED PHOSPHATE OF LIME
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TITRE VIII.
yNSTPUCTTON PUBLIQUE.


Art 1871 sera eu un surintendant de l'instruc-
ton pubuue qui exercera fonctions pendant une
oeriode de deux anuees. SEES devors seront presents
par Ia oi il lie traitenent que hxera la Lee
glsature. Neanmons fAssemblee Generale Pourra,
par un vote de la majorite des membres elus aux
deux Chambres aboir la place de Surintendant de
lnstruction pubique, quand ellie jugera que cette
place nest plus necessa,re.
Art. 136-L'Assemblee Generale etablira des
Coolies gratutes ct pubiques dams tout fEtat ct de-
pourvoir leur entretien au moyen q une take
gensrale sur les prophecies on autrenien LIE mon
tant ansi percu obten de t~ute autre acon, sera
distribute entire les caterentes parosses proportion
nelement au nombre d'enfauts libres ct bancs
qu'elles renferme~ont, ct de Page ndique par fAs-
semblee Generale
Art. l37-Le produt de toutes les terres conce-
does jusau'a ce moment par lie Congress des Etats-
Unis Get Fiat pour pentreten des ecoes ceui de
toutes les tefres qu pourront dams Pavenr atre con-
cedees gu leguees PEat, destination espresso,
ct don't Eta pourra plus tard dIsposer ainsi que lie
produit des SUGGESTIONS echues Etat, contorine-
ment la loi resteront en- la possession de Etat
tire de pref formeront rcne perp6tuelle don't
| rEtat acoultera annuellement Pinteret raison de
six pour cent Get interet JOINT celui renis par les
Etats-U Get E,at, tire de depot, en- yertu
dune loi dn Congress du % juin 1886 sera atfecte,
ansi que la toalite de la rente des terres
dues, Pentretien des Coolies pubques, ct cette al
location restera invioable.
Art. l3S-Le revenu provenant de 10 vente de
toute terre accordee jusqua ce moment d Get Eta
par .e Commencement Federal, pour Fentretien d'unt
maison dedication, que la vente ait deia eu lieu OF
qu'elle saccompisse plus tard. aiusi one lie reyent
provenant dune donation quelconque faite a | Eta
dams lie but ci-dessus indque, ormera rente per
petuelle, don't neret, raison de SIX pour cent pa
an, sera applique l'entreten Dune Institution des
tinee aux progress de la literature, des arts ct de
sciences. La Legislature pourra voter aucune lo
pour appliquer les fOnda ci-dessus meationnesa u
autre but que la creation ct Pameioration de Pinst
tuition susdite. .
Art. l39-L' Universte de Ia Louisiana, situee
la Nouvelle Orleans, maintenue elle qu'elle e,
maintenant etablie
Art. l4O.-La Legislature pourra voter les 10
quelle jugera necessaires pour reg eInenter nere,
rement Universie ct favoriser les progress de la Ii
terature ct de la science ellie sera dependant pa
Q obgee de concourir par subvention Pentretie
n de II niverste.
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DISTRIBUTION DIES pouvoRs !.
Art. 1er.-Les pouvoirs du gouvernement.d de. Etat
de la Louisiana sont dvises tros departments dis
tincts.
Chacun de ces departements est comic d un corps
particulier de magstrats
LIE pouvoir egisatif est attribute un corps part-
cutler lie pouvoir executf autre corps, ct lie pou
yoir iud ciare un troisieme corps.
Art 2-Aucun de ces departments, nj aucune
psrsonne rempssant dams Pun d'eux une place quel-
conque, exercera les pouvoirs qu appartiennent
propre Fun des deux autres, 81 enest dams les
fndiques ci-apres expressement
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TIRE TX.
REpTsION DE III CONSTITUTION

Art f41-Tout amendment cene Constitution
peut etre propose an S6naf On Ia Chauibre des Re
prssentants. ST I'amendement est sccep'e par les
deux tiers des msmbres 6lus dams chsque Chambre
u sera nsere procas-verba lie vote par oui ct
par non ct lie Secretaire d'Etat lie fera pnber
elaiset en- rancas trois mois avant 'keetion gene
raIe des Representants a la Legislature, dams un
journal au mons, dams toutes les paroisses de FEAT
OH IL Sc public un Journal. L'amendement ainsi
propose sera ersni,e soumis au peuple feIec.ion
generale suivante ct sill approuve ct rattle par
Ia maoris des electeurs II fera des ors parte De la
Constitution 81 plusieurs amendments sont propo-
SEES en- meme temps, lis seront soumis au peupIe de
manere que les electeurs puissent voter pour
contre chaque amendement separement.
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qui allouee pour la meme periodic Orateur
de Ia Chambre des Representants ct pas advantage
Art 44.-Le Gouverneur lie pouvor daccorder
des sursis pour tout DELFT commits dams lEtat A Tex
ception du d'tmpeachnent, il pourra avec lie con-
settlement du Senat, accorder aux parties condamnees
leur pardon ct la remse de leurs amendes. Dams les
cas- de trahson il pourra accorder surss jusqu'a
la fin de la session suvante de Assemble Generate,
laquelle seule lie pouvoir de pardonner.
| Art. 45-Le Gouvarneur recevra, certanes epo-
ques determines, une rerbution qu ne sera nj aug
mentee nj dminuee durant la periodic pour laquele
| aura etc elu.
| Art. 46-Le Gouverneur sera lie commandant en-
chef de armee ct de la marine de Get Eat, ansi que
de la mce, excepte lie OH les forces de Ia Loui-
siane seraisnt appelees au service des Etats- ms
Art. fl nommera, avec lie concours du Senat,
tous les officers don't les fonctons sont etablies par
cette Constitution, ct don't lie mode de nomination
NEST pas autrement indque Dependant la Legislature
aura lie droit de prescribe lie mode de nomination a
| toutes les autres places creees par la lo.
| Art. 4S.-Le Gouverneur L. pouvoir de nommer
aux places qui deviendront vacanes dams Tlntervale
DIES sessions du Senat ct dams il accordera des
commissions qui explreront la fin de la session sui
vantr, q molns gull MY soft autrement pourvu dams
cete Constitution. Aucune personne presentee par lie
Gouverneur ct rejetee par lie Senat, pourra etre
nominee aux memes fonctions apres requirement du
Senat.
Art, 49.-Le Gouverneur peut demander des rem
seignements par ecrit aux officers du departemen
executif sur tout ce qui rapport aux .devoirs de
leurs charges respectives.
Art. 5O-Il transmettra de temps autre d PAS
sembee Generale toutes les informations necessare
sur IL situation de Etat ct appellera attention
sur les measures qu'iljuger convenabes.
Art. Sill peut, dams les conjectures extraordi
naires, convoquer rAssemblee Generate siege d,
gouvernement gu dams autre ocalite, 81 Fendroi
OH siege lie gouvernement est devenu un sejour dan
gereu1 par le vosinage de 'ennemi lie REGIME DUN
epidemic. Dams lie OH les deux Chambres seron
en- desaccord sur Procurement lie Gouverneur peu
les proroger telle epoque quill jugera convenable
pourvu que la periodic depasse pas quatre mois.
i Art 52-Le Gouverneur veillera &c que les loi
!, soicnt tidelement executes.
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QUINCY FoUNpRY

WHEELING, Va. ,......
IHE Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now com
pleted their extensive ablshment, are pTePare1t i
furnish public with every variety OF work In their line
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including tenders, SUN
fronts, fire iron stands &C., ovens, common round
and straight barred CRATES. ,t'r- s1
AN EXTENSIVE ASSoRTMENTo OF SToVRS.
Including the newest and most improved coal and woos
stoves Franklin, balloon ten plate keel boaI
bachelor, chamber and paTlor stoves, roS4 90 to
Hollow In All its branches. Sugar kettles, or va
Gus Sizes and everything in the domestic line wholeaAs
and retail. d. ..ll ~ Bt si ~ -. l=l4 :. =
Mill gearing boat and mill eastings Our eTtenaiyl
and most improved assortment OF patterns our long e1
peTence in this business and the hbeTRl
hitherto received warrant to expect continuation
custom in this part OF business Wind MILL hay scale
corn shelter truck wheel, and small wagon ea1ting1
PLoUGHs. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS
We are prepared rnsh the patent leyers patent h
cured at this time the eeinve right 70 mAnuActure o.
GIST1S PATBNTPLoUGH, one Of the most improve
implements IN arming at the present day ht. 81
Iron rails and fencing for cemeteres, houSes garden
yerandAs &C. PeFter'1 improved graduating twyeTe Oh
iroe IA ve secured the patent right for several eoup
ties for this use iron and exhibit
from the United States ATnory a. possessing qtae
for facilitating the lAbora which no othe
possesses Window caps consosi DC. In short ever
thingin line OF busness Sad irons with ncy
acFrDerS porch celleTS window and se=ve
gratpgs &c wToatht IRON nail, and spikes Of tho bet
quality and at the lowest pTteesi ~ .sit5 - =
5Persons wishing to purchase IN our line, Wholesal
or retail win please give call An order1 from u
country viii he Rttended to and punetuly hlled
Scrap Iron purchased at market pTises =, -, y
auH24. -a T-.t.s..E hAAtlbAON * hOSTFsfsfas
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-T CInclana1I IIydroPathie Or
Jo4a- Cure Eafah1iahmen


TT1E above institution is now open the reception OF
atisnts It Is located about ve miles irom the city
ten ton and Dayton Ralfosd in the rear and
the same datance from the Miami Canal In tho 'front.'
s e fbsfao e. those
TO the loSes Of parts Of The country can nT
before the traveller all the way from Cincinnati to the
Cure There nature and art combine renderng the view
Tbs STss. Ssd 6saua Bdce displays the taste
in,sror eI com6ne NTH tho numerous attractiona which
present themselves 10 the ilyod ssanpt M TO render
sISo lie Rooms spacious and inviting whore the invalid
ss Sp Ro0@s ars we'll
md neatly bath Rooms arc ample and COM
moo@s being ST ts
Gymnasium Hail, seventy hyr tcs long where patie1ts
strenrtS TI by hsShi The Springs which
nish the wSter for this are S pure, sG
forth water both cold and deetops The country aud
and variety Of aeenery. Anthngs combined we
not think OF desirable place, for those seeking
had much experience in tho
of disease for many years bess leave to inform the ppSs
those commIttedto his care MEs PEAsE, who has. %
several years. devoted her attsnon 10 inc
for so important station will take special ehsTgs o.
ailments, that bane OF female beauty health and
which Is ProsTans the energies and deatrong INC lSe
this Institution Steessuy, Of PessSries Or
supporters any kind To subject we would invite
perform perfect cure. :. -, ~
PersoHsNiHtng the Cure BY the
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Will stop q the
staton Patients Gf6 requested to bring two comtora
bIes two blankets two w eho Z
quantity OF old linen, suitable fpr handages -,
TETS:sITte terms tedieal services, and al
win ten dollaT1 weak payable
SyseEIy xtra win Iu9jeet tho patient to an
some deduetiQu gill be- made to those who
nd r. 10 Spend length OF time in the InSttu
tia Peftons will be charged two dollars Per
From three 70 dollars win be ehATeodOr The rat
examinat on.l - .ddrs,
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MTAMT MDpICAL COLLEGE,

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OF Observation-Disclosures or 1s52-'53.
TIME regular eourte of Medical Lectures in THE Institu
/ ton will eommencel on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER MKT, 1882, and continue four months,
BoAEp TRUSTEES. - p " s----'A. '.'5
,Uev G. ELLloTT, D. D., President ofthe Board.
o. M. LANGDONX, ". d., Secretary "a &c
Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS. .. r ls,lItg5 ~ elo
Hon. G. d. COFFIN,
n. ID. MUSSRY, NJ. ID. ..- -.''
Hon JOHN BURGOYEE. He -. .,Trft 3
Hon. GEo. HOADLEY. ia.
+. NJ. GREGORY, ESQ. .rli5
GEO. MENDESHALL, II, d. 100. -. LID I-st-I
The Faculty Is composed OF the following rentemens
r. d. MussEY, d. Professor OF DescriPtY and oPeT-
ativc Surgery. - -. -. ...-.., III
JorrN DAVIS 81. D.. Adjunct Professor of Anatomy ii
JoHS F. whIrE NJ. D.. Professor OF Theory and Prae.
Ice OF Medicins iij . ii u.
DseAses Of Women and ) hildren " ttl- ~ 80
John A. MuRPnr, NJ d Professor OF MateriR Meiiei,
Therapeutics and Medical Iurtsprudenee.
C.G. CnNEsIs N. D., Professor OF institutes OIL eui'
cine. t...... ,-.,s.,, go
APRELtMINERx OF LeetuTea upon some mportant
speciates in Medicine and Surgery will be given during
the month October. These lectures will be free Stu
dents are advised commence with this course. --
The DISSRCTlNG ROOMS, under the supervision oi
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy will be opened on the
1st OF October. =
Nsscctng Ticket $40. Graduation Fee S9s mi 7;.rs
foF 'ur'ue' ''''O' J. p. JUDKINs, NJ D.,sts
+r Dean OF tho Faculty.