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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-14

POLICE jury, PARISH or EAST BATON
ROUGE Session Of Noe. 29h.-Present: ii.
J. Heard President; and Messrs. Condert,
Brown, Behrnes, Dixon, Williams, Rou-
gan, Powers, and S. q. Laycock, members
Hon. K. L. Posey, Dist. Judge, appear
cd before tho Jury and made reeommen
dations rs to the disposal Of convicted
criminals. The prisons in New Orleans
were fu II and could receive no more. He
proposed to the Jury to put them on the
public works, road 3 levees and streets.
A Committee was appointed to confer
with His Il onor j. E. Elan, Mayor of Ba-
ton Rouge and with the City Council. on
the subject Of having all or certain mum
Der Of the convicts now in Jail to work on
the streets. Al an afternoon session, the
Committee reported as the result of
their confereu cs, that the city could give
employment to limited number Of the
convicts, and th OF only for q short time,
and declined ha wing any general man
agoment of the prisons. Report adopted
Mr.. Thomas Pen niugton was appointed
overseer Of road d istrict No. s, W. Z. in
place OF Thomas Phi clips removed from the
parish.
MIR. r. II. Redden was appointed over
seor of road District N o. 40, vice J. 4. Hick-
ney removed from the parish.
Mr.. b. #. Bryan was appointed Auditor
cor the parish until next regular election in
the place of Mr.. VIM. A. Bryan removed
from the parish.
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COM WI E RCIAL.

Tuesday Nj, 9RNrSo December 10.
CorroS-Tbe rnarket is {, 70 unsettled for quota.
t;ons which generally range RS follows: A0i5c'
for good ordinary; 4eO4sc. or low mlddiing' ana
so cents for middling.
suaAR AND MoIAssEs-MarK ct extremely dulI
Good common to fair sugar l5c- fair to good lair
15st@iec fully fair I611ac yellow cent frugal i'c.
ana white clarified lSAc y. n. Moisssss voc "
gallon fair, and csc for urine
Flour -superfne at ss 5O0s 70; low extra 81
sto 25, and good extra at $l2 y Dbl.
Pork is retailing at $33 o Dbl. Lard, 2xc y
n for prime.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
r IN A N ia L..
TUESDAY MORNING, December IL

TUESDAY MORNING, December IL.
GoIp- l45014I.
demonstrating, 1570l57<, New York
81 yht " discount.
\ BANK NoTEs-Bark Of Louisiana at 47@as, and
RON Al nc. "a dollar; Merchants Bank at 6o963'
und NO; Louisiana State Bank at ss@7O, and
7,6h7 %; Bank of New Orleans at 1908, and
7o6ns, Crescent CITY Bank stT71a1so, and
81 and Union Bsnk at the same The inside
range of figures repr esents the rates paid by deal
ers for the small sum offered at their counters,
aud the outside rat,e the market for round
amounts.
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New and Popular Music,

A + REALS BOOK AND VARIETY STORE
IA BEAUTIFUL STAR LINE WALTZ--August
Davis.
LES CLOOHETs--De Gran. = .f.t.
FAUST DE Gil. GOUNOD-Fred Berger.
sTONEWALL JACKSON'S GRAND MARCH
La Hache 'A'
It CAPT. sHEPHERDB QUICK sTEP-ars fulia.
THE PATRIOT MOTHER (Une Mere du Sud-
5 Jules Nores. b. +aE
REST DAZZLING REsT-g. @. Illsley.
DAJsEY DEANE-Winthrop 4 Murray.
POTOMAC ARTILLERY GRAND hARCH-~
Adolphus Brown.
BIRD M ST POLKA--W. d. Wren.
I AIGANNOT SING TO. NIGuT-Mrs. L. L. Dewing
. dec2-5t iIa JOSHUA BEAL.
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WANTED

A PERSON who has the capital to invest in
n the cultivation, on mares, of good cotton
plantation, containing about $50 acres, and eli
gbly situated in high land, about seven miles
from Baton Rouge. For particulars, apply at this
office. novs- tjan-pd
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T AFTER LATEST !!
rs Bags Choice Heavy Oats,
900 !. White and Yellow Corn,
80 Barrels New Wheat Flour,
DO =. Apples,
1000 Pounds Extra Clear Bacon Sides,
Terces sugar Cured Hams,
AZ also,
Coal Oil, Powder, Shot and Caps, Soda, Water
and Cream Crackers, Ginger Snaps and Boston
Biscuit JOSHUA BEAL.
oGt2S
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"OuR HOUSE,. We are informed by the
knowing ones that ALLEN the worthy
"head and front" Of the above popular sa-
loon, Intends treating his friends to
grand"blow out'' on Christmas day What
that will be may be easily guessed by all
who are at all familiar with the luxurious
resources which ALLEN has ct his COM
mand.
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Tlte Gazette \ Gpluet

IMPORTANT SALE.-An Auction Sale Of
mules, agricultural implements, lumber
&C., as will be seen from an advertisement
in our paper referring to it, will take place
on Wednesday, the 27thinstant, st Halls
plantation, near this city.
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oD-1-,~,
OF
LII ~ ~ Eh
nDu rNOnC O. ryT OmuTNv
f.r ts
Z"
Il . w A l. > IL >
sVl ~a DAS %""S
trade, this Fall, has now on exhibition, the
,.pcEsTA Avn REs,r sErEeyrEn
FANCY AND STAPLE
- II x G GODS,
EVER OFFERED TO THE PObLio'
~, -, - ~,
,,,,r,Y,,oa
p,a,, a., Dit poprINs
p,,oL .na c,rs .IpAcoAs
s.r1Nrrs sHErrtnes
DENrMs. JEANs
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High School for Boys,
CORNER OF FIFTH AND LAUREL STREETS,
(Buitding formerly the Csristtan Murch,)
BATON ROUGE, LA.

THE first session will commence on Wednss-
L day, the 21d of November. Pupils will be
prepared for admission into College; and for the
different pursuits in life, without o classical
course. Parents residing at a distance may OBJ.
tain board Tor their children In private families In
the neizhborhood Of thsSchooi.
TERSs--Five eight and ten dollars per month.
This school will be opened at the time above
stated and every endeavor be made by strict at
tsntion. regard 10 the economical education of
the youths placed in his charge. and energetic and
well directed efforts, TO impart to them q thorough
education by AUGUSTUS b. PAYNE,
nov2-6 Nea. Principal.
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NOTICE.

"HEREAS. Bertrand Duchen has
w been duly appointed and confirmed
adminis rator Of the succession of Quill
aume Dnpuy, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all having
CLAIMS against said succession, to present
the same duly authenticated, to said ad z
ministrator, for recognition.
dec5 st
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.VesUS! Wears 2!

TUsT RE CEIVED and for sale by package or
~ retail
LARD -Tierce and Kegs, New.
BuTTER--6 Tubs Rock River.
ApPLES--30 Barrels PippiDs.
pOTATOES--20 :. Lsrge.
ONI0NS-6
CRACKERS-15 Boxes Assorted.
CRACKERS-10 - Chinese Fire.
FLOnR--75 barrels Family and Bakers.
COFFEE--5 Bags Rio.
RICB-1 Package New Crop.
T0BACCO-Fine Chewing.
LIME-75 Barrels Extra Choice.
OILS Lard and Coal
OILS-CoRl Lubricating
OATS-50 Bags Heavy.
OORN-200 II White and Yellow.
HAY-25 Bales.
PORK-l0 Barrels Mess.
uovl3 JOSHUA BEAL.
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FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main ST., between Third and Church,
BATON ROUGE, Ia.

THE undersigned Is now prepared TO receive or
/ ers Ior all kinds OF Furniture and Cabinet
work, viii make or mend In the best manner,
and at the lowest figures, FOE CASH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on hand fine
assortment of Metallic Cases, and is ready to re-
ceive orders In this line Of business, which viii
meet the attention usually given by the old hrm
of Piper a Bradford.
aug6 FRED. FUNKE,
, 1865-09-02

A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.
BY going to leguIar Physician with your case, you
peril your PRIVATE REPUTATION. By gointsio a
HEALTH FoRL1FE- AVOID BOTH md use
, 1865-09-02
Special Notices.
DR.. 12Nne&,

So log md 1sTorzby known throughout The United
s,atcs md New trleans, u tie Treatment cf syphs
and olhcs private dsca3cs II unw located At So Hao.
dolph street Dr. james testimonials A1p from The
almost entire rrcss Of the South and sone Of the
cminent medical men OF tho country.
The following editorial Ia from the oshknsb 1T11
Catoa, Of December ID, 1854:
"DE. 1AsEa-1he advertisement Of Dr.. Jsso.x y,
Chicago VIII b found Ia annab4r ootump, explsn,n.
The diseases which he slatns 70 successfully trras.
We hare ner1 made pfasttce Of puannx a. commend.
ing rnsue1snA os specially nosusies5. for The rrasop
tnat most OF them are unedekstsd ouAeka, who get
bold OF sone poisonous reapo and dciads the uusus-
petas into the belief that they have been created for
The ks1s1a0 Of uantind. Dr. James does not belong
70 This category. he hare been peuooa1y Aeeralotcd
with him for orer six Year, md know him to be re-
liable safe. thoroughly educated physlct.n and rc
uean1n In evesJ seosc Of the word. Hc hal done more
for fcuhing huuauitJ't in Chicago than al The other
rhy1fcns put together He hss r.Aciced and studied
1F these special diseases for orcr tweuy {cars and
h1s remedies are SURE snd effective. This notice Il
prompted II u compliment 10 = worthy aod sccom-
pllshcd son Of EsculAp,us' and N esteemed hieod-
All who have been unfortunate viii md Immediate re-
Lief upon application to d.. James" aetoses It
, 1865-09-02
The Preachers Oath In Mlssourt-Gog.
ernor Fletcher Declares 1t ShnN be
Enforced

{Fren the st. Louis Democrat, 3lst u1k]
It has been the hope, and probably the anti
| cipatlon OF some OF the enemies Of the New
Constitution md the present. loyal rule in
Missouri that Governor Fletcher, In bis
zeal to sustain the laws, would take some
unwaIrantahle step which they could urge as
their justification 1or rebellion md resistance
to tho law. That they would gladly avail
themselves Of any such prete1t to act out the
trenson which 1s in their hearts. everybody
understands. That 1t has been the policy Of
srch Journals as the Republican and hpdleh,
BY course of persistent abuse and mtsrepre-
sention, to goad the Governor into doing
taken, Is very clear: Gov. Fletcher, however,
is too good tactician, as well as too faithful
IN ot1ceT, 70 give any such advantage to the
enemies Of law and order. II they: see ilt to
do wrong, they viii hare no act of his to
plead IN cxtennatlon. He does not intend to
violate the Law himself nor does be Intend
TINT Others shall be suffered; to violate 1t.
That his position may be definitely under
stood, We arc permitted TO publish the follow
Ing letter written by him upon The subtect Of
enforcing the oath, IN answer to one making
inquiry upon that point: ;.
STATE OF MISSOURI, EI1cU11yI pspABrxEL
CITY OF JERrEnsoS, August a5th, 1865
nEAn S1R-1n reply TO yoar note Of the e1st Inst.
ne 10 be construed by ne courts. '1 --'
Any question Al 70 the right Of The people Of the
State t9 make such provisions IL their fundamental
law WlM be for the Higher judicial tribunals Of the
SSonnu! 70 determine Pending their decision, the
Az action IN enforcing these and III other hws
S ne ssny on ~ Hihn he ef The legs
al etizsns that their acts IN giving Ionoc 10 this
laT b. Gons in the legal manner.
j.. =" az ap1al1g men WI. Presume cause warrants
10 De !ehIeo lpf persons Nho 3Qlatc the Law bY
preaching q teaching without frat takn. the o.th
Or Or Eho May take Il falsely: and viii cause them to
pe Doona over 70 appear II the next Circuit Court
q tae cpnntJ to nns'Fes indictments for their Of.
isnees; l., ne whole military force Of the State will
fore Leg. process IN this as IN al Other cases.
ne constitution n ali It's proyittoas, Is the
asaiun is concerned, need lot repeat 70 you WHIT
hare 40 otcn publicly said. that III the duties de-
s9iSsa Gpon me Executive By law for enforcing It,
w! W, y due tune and In proper manner, hl}y
pssiosmed' Vay respectfully, your ooedieat ses-
, 1865-09-02

Ii The onls Physician Specialist now IL the city
thAt caa be entirely relied upon. Go MI, and moi
sqf1G Dsesse to geuain IN your system. dtsogur1us
5o faer snd bod5 besides destroying your hspplncss
and 1uturo prospects in hie. Ht has made personal
diseases and uc.yous debility tS study for te last
twenty years, and il therefore the person whom nj,
afntc.ed should consult. No ooe evu heard Of . pa.
tent Of his moi being cured since he has been In the
Pes. his patients and the medical profession both here
md alFoad. ~ be1s The rnost aled Specialist here,
and thorough nntcr Of bis profession. iii otbes
faa- dent despair; giro him 4 call ills ou1E COM
mon Occurrence with him to core such cases. his
rooms aru separate for lades and Scouemta and the
most complete In the city. Coosultaioe, ff!e md
coandentia1.
ONES 10. 178 South Clark .trees4 eoane orMoaroc,
half block from the Post Onoe. fost Once Boz 13a
Chicago, IL Once hours from = n tnapn.
Sand for III. .Gu1te to ucallh" !" publ!shed monthly.
hue Of chszyE-
Eoura Nxr, TAXI PARTICULAR Eo11Cz.-Doctor
Dge4ow dsvoses much Of bis time to the treatment Of
thoae csses caused BY secret habit which rnns both
body and mind, uniting the unfortunate Individual
Tor either business society. The sad eject of these
carly hsbis, o. the e1ress Of spcr years, to weaken
and dthllitasc the constitution, destroy the phys1eal
and mental powcr6 drnlnish and cnfeeble The natural
feelings, and IhAust the vital energies OF manhood
the pleaknles nf life n2rred the object OF marriage
Frustrated, md existence itself rendurd term ct N.
ceazine udseEy and regret. Sath PERSONS especially
those contemplating marAgc. should 1o,e no time IN
making lmmedIqtc sppntztion, d Dr. Il, By nsg new
kratsneat, IL enabled to eo2u1t speedy and p1ma
neut ezunL
tz-o omce. 17s South c1srk-st, corner o1Mpnsoe,
Au1qk5y%l&
, 1865-09-02
Chicago Gribnne,
From Hszpea1' Magazine, Sept 1861
SEPTEmBER,
pT GEORGE AK1oLp.

| ,.~,1..
From bahbltnc waterfalls
| In meadows whcre The dnHnF seedt are dyiup:>
And son The hreezes blow
| And eddying como and 20
| In faded gardens Whero the ruse u dying.
! .-.... r.,,.,..
The blathe quail pipes at nom,
| The merry partridge drums In hidden planx.
And EhtteEng Insects CLEAN
Above The seedy stream
Where huaJ sptdets spin their flmy laees
, 1865-09-02

VAIuABtx CONTENTS or Wan CoRnEs-
PoSDNT'e TRUNK--On the removal OF the
lcssees of BaInnm's Hotel to the Planters
Honse largo quantlty Of unclaimed baggage
rcmained on hand, and was disposed Of at
auction day or two ago. A MI. Hogan bid
oT an old yellow leather trunk for twelve dol
lars and Immediately aflerwArd sold 1t to
Constable John Lenziger for fifteen dollars.
On one end Of this trunk Is the following Ia
oei: IF. n. W11kie-treats of, deeds Of blood,
&C. Correspondent Dubuque Herald" On
opening the trunk the lucky constable, 1t is
slaied, iound 81 500 in bank notes a fine sabre,
8 lot o. medicines, q mass Of letters and mnn-
pscripts, and other articles OF value. There
were also several bundles OF envelopes with
the name Of the editor Of the New York
Times printed on them-such envelopes %
newspaper correspondents use In order to ip-
sure fhe safe delivery Of their letters. Nj.
WllLIc We remember ns q newspaper cores
pondent Who came to thia state with the
army about five years ago, wrote IN account
al he battle of Wilson'S Greek. the siege II
Lexington, dc. He Is, We understand, now
on fhe Chicago Tfmes, and has probably for
potten ali about his old trunk With lis hiooag
mScorde, rusty sabre and moulded greenbaek1.
81. Lout Ltmcerat, Slit ut. :
, 1865-09-02

The General Commission Business
WDl be continued bT the undersigned, and bones In
meras andrecelve the patronage generously extend
d to the late dt1n the past ten Yeas. ~'"-N
THOMAS PARKER
ers,ns3g1t Rim
, 1865-09-02

ANEW STATUE or L1ycoLS.-Mr. Larkin G.
Mead. jr-, the el-mown Vermont Sculptor.
has made the design Of monument for Abra-
hmm Lincoln, which be has sent frotu his
studio in Florence to New York. where II will
be exhibited. Ne have seen a photograph Of
this design, which Is Of u corinthEan column,
supporting colossal figure Of Lincoln and
resting on pedestal, with broad octagpna1
base. The Presidents figure Is in simple
full, downward look, lightly holding pen In
one hand, while the other Is laid upon the
national shield at his side. -Four groups, re-
presenting the different branches Of the mil
itary eeEvice, occupy as many corners Of the
recedfng nnd projecting sides OF the octagon,
and around the base passes q stairway OF
seven steps, with tigurc of four boys upon
pedesta1s, looking westward from the column.
or conrse, hthe group On the base arc the
most striking features of the monument, and
they give in vivid action, tho spirit Of the war
with which Lincoln's namo will always be as
soclated- 0ue group is Of artillery, another
Of sailors manning gun; third Is Of infantry
in battle; the fourth Is i superb and nc,.rri,,
cavalry: Az. Mead Eau happily The cIess crpe. e.
;a.eence, ii camp anaa under tirne, during some
months service in the engineer corps OF
the army Of tho Potomac, which could best
qualify an artist for the faithful execution OF
these groups. The graceful figures Of the
youths below represent sailor boy, drummer
boy, bugle boy and flag boy; the bas-rcl1cfs,
In the base are: departure Of volunteers, the
sanitary hospital and women nursing the
wounded and sick, 1nau-ofwar In action,
and veterans returning home. On The pcdes.
tal of the columnts tablet for an inscrip-
, 1865-09-02
White and Black Refugees Around
memphis Be1ug stGobb1ed UP.ss
fFrcm The Memphis 3ulletiu1

The camp Of white refugees, below Chelsea,
y ~ 70 oe entirely broken up within q fortnight.
= Guofss ,, nave been made under direction OF
den- lAson, Tor the return Of MI white tefu-
gees 70 their old homes, where they can earn
. comfortable livelihood, Those of them who
prefer precarioua existence In destitution and
wee, and desire to remain here, will not be
permitted to do so, unless they havo tbs
means 70 hFe, or steady employment. It i
not the Intention Of the authorities to permit
large numbels Of either white or black pau
peis 70 remain Ia the city, and thus bring On
!amtne this winter, or tax our people cnor-
MousiF 70 save wretches from starvation. We
expect shortly to see measures adopted for
goobling up whites who have no means OF
support, as blacks are now being picked up,
Inc gohblng Of the blacks has caused great
ataLm shaa among our colored population, and,
.aat tney may be fully Informed Of the intent
aaa OF tne absolute necessity that exists for
sueh action, VIC understand that Gen. Tilson
WI shortly Issue brief printed circular, ad-
o dressed to The colored people Of Memphis
4Ms circolar will do good in the country,
SINCE many blacks on plantations are said to
nase Memphis on the brain, and to contem-
plate coming here. Il is stated that some Of
tne lee, eoioIed soldiers are likely to get them
serves INTO serious trouble by following those
auo4t Who are gobbling up stragglers, and
t@alkng e very injudicfously against measure
a1esaten BY humanity and enforced as mildly
as possible.
, 1865-09-02
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
[0FFYELaL REP0RZ]
Adjourned Meeting Of the Honrl.

CHICAGO, Aue. 30. 1851
HPretent -Messts. [Bonfeld, Drentauo, Fclsenthal
| Foster, Holden, ieayitt, Steele, Tfnkham and
Wn!sh.
Absent-Messrs. Rallantyne, Dlack1nnn, Clarke,
Guilford, uaycR, RYDER and Wentworth.
President Holden IN the Chair.
The Secretary presented q Communication from
Ms. Carol Gaytts, tenounttDg all cla1ms to tho
Mathematical Chair in The High School, resting On
hts election to that poalon at the special meeting
dEred to be placed On nle.
Nr. Walsh moved that the report OF the Commit
tee on Rules and Regulations, as far as read md
amended at the rrgular meeting Of August 91th be
adopted.
On the table.
..i teat5Msssts: Bonneid, brentano Fehental, Lea
',tt and !1nkham-S ,
-Aays-Mess1f. Poster, Holden, Steele and
Walsh@.
y, On motion Ct Mr. AeaSitt the Board proceeded to
.ae Gitcuon o. 6ine3fai ior me Jones school
tel nomlnalec Lsanasf Il. fouef, and III. walsh
=, NJ; Mltter 5eeei'ea 1votes' III. Potter ], and
On molion q ~: steele, MT "iuef Wis declared
u141en.mous{ 4h1 4 S G,sesea+ - An tta ,,a,x.,
~. ~ hoa1a f. ~. snfa pfoesGaea % Ill me ha1heast-
CO! Soair N tne iilel osn9ol. n.
III x"s1er n[,frntsa Geqo tnves L. R' Mr.
Ii. Fo.asr asSs TsssIssi y eoss 81. esytes g. and
s1sat sneIe was l o1anx@ All eas1es' was aeciased
e1es1ea. IT. 7a,.,o,, II ,s, r,ostor IT., q n f>sa,
, 1865-09-02

81 Clark street, opposite Court House, 1tonn No. =
who old md sSliEul physician Euafa1tees TO
Syphls. G0Gosrhea Glttt, Euhoc, st1Jc;urc, yphic
Fore 1hfoai, 6pcsmstor1hea. Debility. se1ouealy and
Tertiary Diseases, liberated Ircx Spotted S&in EEup
lions, and Ill other dlsca2es resulting from bad treat
Intut n neglect
1hc Doctor neFS ma1e9 second eaatEe fof npe dis
Netpt Of 1se.
Ladies' md Ecnteneu arr respectfully Informed thsy
hare Atn aEy delic.te subject By calling
TWO 11enuEA, Ss.m4X%l4
, 1865-09-02

thousand bales were threatened with deissuc-
ton.
"A gentleman Of this city, Who has kept a
diary Of the ranges Of heat, states that for the
last forty days the average maximum Of each
day L. S3}S degrees FaEenhe1t, and the ex-
Lemes from % to 100 degrees, noted down at
between two and three O'Clock each day.-
Montgomery Hat, 15ta.
The Aabazna river Is gradually reaching
low:watcr mark, hut still is navisable for
small,draff bouts, q supply Of which VIII soon
66eG 6e put on the line between here and Mobile.
There were only two or three steamboat arri.
1als at our wharf last week, bringing light
Sargoes and not wsiting to take f. much
down freight. Parties are now out West for
the purpose Of purchasing 1ight-drat1 boats to
supply tho wants OF the trade IN this section,
ITansportatIon l. 60 scarce nnd the desire to
ship so strong, that as much as thirty five dol
nrs per bale Of cotton to Noble has been
offered here recently fifty dollars has been
paid lower down the riyer. We may be COM
PEELED to fall back On fat boats, as Ii the carl
lest ssa.s Of gu. city, q cheap and safe, If not
expeditions mode Of navigation. Dtgoasery
Ledger.
, 1865-09-02

II the oo1y regularly educated physlan and surgeon
IN the city Who warrants permanent in almost
every c7se Of old standing chronic delicate dseas-s
OF either sex. which have bcen given b. othc7 phys
Ing diaeaseA, whether hereditary Of othetxisc, e.
tes him TO the fullest confidence Of the public. The
Doctor extAds ~ Invitation to all who a1cted to
call and Lave personal interview. free Of charge III
letters Containing stamp VII be promptly nnswered,
Iauess IL the country haT medicine sent thcm hy
mall secure from Observation by describing thelr dis
case and 5cndtng fec.
The tly felf1ble prcventive for 1AdleG scn& to
Any sddfeas. Price *1e,
1sonzn No. S, nsSt dooE m Elalts. +. O. BOX 1879,
X,bfeaeo III. sGlIpysHft
, 1865-09-02

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FFFant Odonselainc for the teeth Il ii one Of TIT
TeIy best kriclee for cieansilE and preserving thg
teeth c~sr offered 10 rne public and IL warranted To
contain acid any other Ingredient In the least In
1udouz 70 TIC teeh. cake Of superior tooth paste
accompanies each bottle. Tic 0ndou&e18lne can be
found 1t wholesale Or totAI druggists generally.
C.L SPENCER CO., P1opttctosa.
Providence. L l.
DEMkR. HAREES l. CO., EeE York, Sole Agcnts
to whom nj utcc19 ahould be addressed.
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