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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-12-06
Succession Sale.
Parish of Rapides, State of Lou

Parish of Rapides, State of Lou
isiana--Estate of f. II. Crosby.
By virtue of an order issued from the
Ninth Judicial District Court Parish OF
Rapides, and directed to the Sheriff threof,
will be sold at the Court House door,. III
the town Of Alexaudria, on
SaturddyAe 9Th day of January neat,
1866, The following property belonging to
the succession Of Elijah Il. Crosby, deceased,
to-wit 9i@t5 si#essisss
A certain tract or parcel ofiand, situated
on both sides of Red River, containing four
hundred acres, more or less three hundred
of whichare on the Sonth side and one hun.
bred On the Northside of said River and
situated abontfye miles above tbestown Of
Alexandria Parish of Rapides. That por-
ton Of said lands on the South side Of Red
| Eiveris bounded as follows, to:wit sa
On the upper.or West side by property
belonging to George w. Compton, on the
lower or East side BY property OF Mrs
Adelia Cassonin the rear or South side BY
the Bayou Rapides. and oD The north side
| fronting on Red River. And that portion
of said lands on the North side Of Red Riv
er is bounded Oh the upper or West side By
| the property Of DIR. A !. GockerelleF and be
How ORION the last side by property of Mrs
Adelia Gassen aud ontbe South side front
ing on Bed River said lands known as tl,
|. Crosby Plantation t
Termsgof sale--one half of the purchas
money cash otatfle spot, and for the othe
| half thereof purchaser to furnish mot
Bearing eight per cent interest from dateo
sale atthe present rates OF currency, paya
bic twelve months after date, secured b
mortgage withssendors lein aud privileg
retained thereon until final payment
sss y. RoUTn VILLAINS
Sheriff.
/ - a. L
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: A Diploma from this College Is pass,
port 10 all Commercial Communities.
& Allformer students ere invited 20 review
their studies free of charge. ~.
The South must noW educate her sons
practically, if she would develop her vast re-
sources OF wealth, which are much more nu-
4merous than those of Brazil. 81
We have ample arrangements for 500
students during the current year.
PARENTS can make liberal condi tions for
their oDsif they apply soon. These from
the country can board with good families,
speaking English, French, Spanish or Ger
man, at moderate rates. 49,. s -
A business education, that enables one to
earn $1,000 or $4,000 annually, is the best
fortune parents can give their SOUS. As
the College has been in successful operation
for more than a quarter of a century, aud
The practical plan here pursued received the
unanimous concentrations Of the press and
business community, and as several thou
sands of its former students ale now in bust
ness ia this city and over the country, it is
deemed useless to go into an extended ex-
plantation OF the plan Or merits Of the In
stitation. SD
| The citysis now healthy. Persons from
| Lotto so years Of age attend such branches
as they may wish. By baving special
Professor for each branch three ourths Of
the Students time Is saved. Students in
tended for this College should bring this
Icircular or special directions, as every win.
ter there are temporary establishments
opened. fourg Students should put their
funds in the hands of their merchant, or the
| President Of the College. Citizens and
strangers are invited to call. College
/ Office, Room No. I.
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
Alex, La, Nov. 20, st. !.
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LOUISIANA Ice WoRKs,
Succession Sale--Estate of Peter
s,gas LacrOjX. ,M.ss06 n

A~eAOhOt-As
by virtue of an order issued from
the ninth judicial District Court, par
.ish of Rapides, and directed to the
Sheriff thereof, will be sold on the.
premises on Saturday the 9th Of De-
cember next, 1855, the following des.
cribed property to-wit: a certain.
tract or parcel of land situated in the
.pinewcods in said parish, on little
River, known as the Lacroix tractand
being the last residence Of deceased,
and containing the quantity Of six
hundred and forty acres together with
all the improvements thereon. One
stock Of logs, one ferry fiat, cattle,
and all other personal property be-
longing to said estate, as per inven-
tory.
Terms Of Sale-Cash on the spot.
G. Y. LEDOUX,
Deputy Sheriff.
nov. 8, ids. Prs. fee sis So.
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s@ How is it, my dear, that You have
never kindled a fame in the bosom of any
man n said an old lady to her pretty niece.
To which the young lady replied, 'sTbe rea-
SOP, dear amt, is, as you well know, that ]
am not a good match"
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W. B. LEWIS,

ATTORNEY. AT LAW, !
Has resumed practice in the Courts
at Alexandra and Opelousas. Com
munieations on business addressed to
me atAlexandria or Opelonsas will
be promptly attended to-. I'D
oct 25.-3
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-12-06

aItis IMPOSSIBLE said one politician
to another, 'sto saysehere your party ends
and the opposition party begins" ell,
SIR replied the other, ssif you were riding
a iaekass. it would be impossible to say
where the man ended and the donkey
began
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NOTICE.

] hereby constitute and appoint s. Hol,
stein, Jr., my legal agent and attorney in
factto represent me in regard to all matters
connected with The cutting and hauling Of
wood Vi, Of 81 fhe Estate Of Levi Wilson. de-
ceased, on the north side Of Red river, Par.
ish Of Rapides.
'N's'a GEO. WILSONssAgent.
= sAlexandria, La, November 18th, 1865.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
james Simpsons No. lO5.-Distric
Succession. Court Rapides Parish

james Simpsons No. l05.-Dstrict
Succession. Court Rapides Parish.
PURSUANT to Decree rendered IN the
above cause, arf. an order from the District
Court Of this Parish shall sell at Public
Auction on the premises on saturday, the
9Th day Of january next, the following
property Of the Succession Of James Sinp-
son, deceased; viz:
A tract Of land lying on both sides Of
Bayou Iatainer in this Parish, bounded
above by lands formerly belonging to
M. M. Rhorer, and below by lands ofJ b.
Reeves, containing by estimation 500 acres.
z Al Head stock cattle,
n / mule,
: i four.mule wagon, l3se
| saddle, af5 Fsa'aH tsa 4.
81 I plows, 1872 ,Ss
Is head stock hogs.
TERMS. - CASH, in q. S. Treasury notes.
JOHN r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Sherif's office, Nov. 25th 1865, ids.
Nov. 10Th, Ut, Printers fees Sl5 70.
>~c~~s~~-Sy~~@ys~ o~.S~s,~s@~Sco~
LOUISIANA Ice .WoRKs, I
New Orleans, November 18th, 1865.
WE are prepared to treat with parties
whowill present themselves in person at our
Office; No. ] Z Exchange Place, for the sale
Of Patent rights and the supply Of lee
machines for the different localities ID the
interior ofthis State.
5..'@ " HENsIER, LABARRE & Co.
November 18th, at.
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Land to Rent.

/ will rent the Dawson Place, on Bayou
Rapides, containing $50 acres Of clesred land,
dwelling, negro quarters and good feucing,
Also. the Sibley Place. containing l50 acres
of cleared land, dselling, euthonses and
some fencing. ! wilIssll onthe places:
10 Head Of Cattle,
.1sf' IS =" I" Hogs, $50
1858 100 Bbls.s :" Corn,
Furniture, Poultry, &c, ,a =
s N. NJ. MYERS,
s. NOV. 291lts sa.a xaAssentsa
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-12-06

All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the late John z. PetlWay i'll
please present Them to ny attorney Il. 5.
Losee at Alexandria -and those who are 10
,debted to said Estate are requested to. come
forward and settle their Indebtedness at
once with him. or the undersigned
.sg, .sss NAI,LEAlIE PEIIW AY.
4. Nov. 10Th, BIT, - TurRix.
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N UMB'|ER rs,
lOI t GEayiers Street. lOl
W. I N LEAN.
GENERAL
PURoHAs'Ne A GENT,
COMMISSION AND. FORWARDING
NJ Err q HA n. r '.s

Having opened : utcnaslnS q SS Esplssso
the accommodation Of MERCHANTS, BUILDERS,
PLANTEas AND FAMILIEs who DO not wish
to visit the City, I offer my services Tor
the Purchase Of all kinds Of Merchandise
ane Supp,,ss N ra9ar am. SHIppsn Ex.
, 80 NV ora l to the rennired desti.
rhsss, = AL AZ o asaars ant,ssted ~ INV cara
na,Ion.s ~ ga4sss w. |
WIN S ,sr b,o,ub tbe
fs .s.' :,I !, ,a} rs,rt s,ertion
a. aDx nsv of the AnAns Exrssss UoxrAsY
and the OoNaracIAl Exrnnss coarAs ',s and
TIE AaRs1s 9. OTTER yOMlash y sU seeye
orders for me. 3. !.
a aas sending nhoss I aas ass WITH Bin
to collect on delivery, or through agents of
Express Companies. -
making purchases will find it to their in.
terest to call on rae, as my arrangements
are such that a saying Of Money and Time
will he the result Of giving me their orders
to gil,
It's my purpose to meet The wants Of
all classes IN the States Of 10 UISlAsNA,
ALABAMA, ssARKAN'
,sAs, and TEXAS, to supply them With
the following goods;
n ID, my rnn,T,a
ur115S N1TiTpns M i rn4NERys
H = ia1ri al. IN n I, Il and SHOES
! HATS "a i, and a ps a AREEsa
n = st s.l = 4 or 81 & fl lIl
G Gn.SA cappIA aa
W W AnnNc GAnTs
Y r1nuuM0' sski st STATf =; IN
n .o y nAs ssssi sY M 4 ifslSrsss
DfN pis1rnivfn # ls IN MA is sss
s. ~ 3 q = - 1 =
Farming and Plantation Utensils, and
cnni1S N rvRRy nrgCRIPTf0N
sapvO0 - ~ SAA 11eoA414yA
sss Az THE L0NEsps asa
NEW ORLEANS, PRICES.
:.
Parties giving ne their orders ior pur'
chasss here or elsewhere, VIII save tbe ex.
lpense ofatrayel, and = Wi guarantee the
Istrictest economy Tor tneH interests ~
i respectfully solicit consiglments or
SUGAR. eorTox and other rRopucTs @ ras
solh; also, allkinas. FRA. 3 saehAN.
referees and The public generally, pledgiDg
myselfto giye the fullest satisfaction.
By special permission ! respectfully refer
to the following well-known gentlemen, re:
presenting various business:
Messrs. Pike, lapeyre Y Bro. bankers
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-12-06

LIV q RsY s IA b LIE.
THE undersigned has leased the
large and commodious Livery Stable
lately kept by N. &. G. Taylor, on
third street, Immediately in the Frcar
Of the Town Hall and will give
strict and personal attention to the
wants Of the travelling public, and
all who desire tospatronize him.
sept. rs tt DAMMIT TAYLOR.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-12-06

IN hsu s'uMNhO AAVsSSS
) WILL SEND TRAVELLERS,
In charge of experienced drivers, to any
place desired.
VIII take in horses to board by the day,
week OF month, having il their employ none
but the best and most experienced hostlers
We are always on hand, attending per.
ssonally to The wants Of our patrons, and
hope to merit and.receive the liberal patron
age always extended to Clark & Taylor.
Prices uniform and as moderate as tbs
times will allow.
s. IERMS.-ALWAYS CASH.
WATNW RIGHT & G0FFE. !
Alex, La, Nov. 10th, IS, II. u
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WORLD 4Is@a ovERNED TOO NJ
I ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA, DECEMBER 6, 1866.
DoTlREAR

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF the City Of New Orleans, louisiana,
Corner Camp and Comm on
Entrance on Both Streets,
ID the spacious and elegant STORY
BUILDINGS, is constantly in ses.
sion under able Professors.
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= rs ~ s@s sassasfss zoe sI s2@&ss:
.esS 4saa II sseaa astsss ~.
!
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Alex, La, Nov. ", II
.Printer,safees. SIS 90.

eAs ~ A. 70 III sa;s.s,As
Y aes ~ = N
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II ER STABLE
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.

HlHE undersigned have leased and tho
j. roughly repaired the large. commodious
and well known Livery Stable, in the rear
Of the Town. Hall, owned and recently kept
by Clark & Taylor, and will carry on the
business in all its branches.
They will keep constantly to hire
Bssggies,
Carriages,
Hnc lks, 6
Wagons,
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It was founded in lS32--has q Charter
from the State as a permanent, Institution,
under the direction ola Board of Trustees
appointed by the Legislature, and author
lied to confer Degrees. Diplomas, &c.
1t was lot suspended during the war.
TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Penmansbip-lesssons not limited. $25 90
Bookkeepi1g-Double and Single
Entry, &C., &c, aperffct course 50 90
Arithmetic, including all CONNER
cial calculations. -. -.... so 90
Lectures on Commercial Law..... 20 90
3 The aboue constitutes the "CoMMEEcIAL
COURSE" ~ 4, Z ss,..-s.s5 81
English-Gramnatical Course ~. $50 90
English Full Course. .......... 100 90
French !" ........ 100 90
Spanish g. ........... 100 90
German ," s 100 90
Latin g aS........... 100 90
Greek g .......... 100 GO
Teachers Course in Penmanship.. 100 90
A LIFE TICKET in all the Depart
niou'o ...'s..s. ''s's' $1,000 wv w
- N. B. 4 student having paid for q
course in any branch, as above, is entitled
to sLrrE i1csEr' in that Department.
lie can attend such branches as he may
desire.
For any Language per month -. 20 90
Stationery for Commercial Course. 5 90
Stationery for Pennanship. SO
Diploma. -. ..i............. s 90
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NOTICE.

4 Nov. 2s.-tds-pr's. fee s2e g..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07
MANHOOD.

Uk hie nd toi Paris after years of earnest
soicitafaien, has at length accedea 10 the ga, IL
est requests &c the American public. and appoint
ed An Agent IN New York for tue sale Of his val
ued and III hlv Prizcd Essence Of lifc. This
wondei iul agent will restore manhood 70 the
most shattered constitutions whether arising
from exercises. the effects ~ climate. or natural
causes h. time requir, to cure the most IN
veterate c; &c is four weeks and If uced accord
ing TO printed instructions. which are very sim.
pie, failure Is mlos ;ible This life restoring
remedy should DO taken by all about 10 marry,
asits ELECTS are p rinancnt IL Is acknowlcdn ed
by The medical press to be the greatest discovery
ever made Its developing powers are miracu-
ious success Is as certain rs that science over
'hrows ignof ancc. Dir kIcoid Essence OF Life
is sold IN cases, with full directions for use at
-, OF -four Quantities in one for 81, and will be
sent to any part carefully packed. on receir, OF
remittance To his accredited agent,
PHILIP ROLAND.
ll,4vt
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ENGLAND AND WALES.

IT. ScNt InNW ln7I TFIT NmI VOC INHTlNIeF
in the table, the rate OF increase would
,how still Wur>e tr the British empire !:
tor wh;lr Scotland has Increased n aSnail'-
lacc. Ireland has re'rcsrnl,a. The popu
lation of that unfortunate island was
i,G2e,i99. or - - per cent Is in 1851
than in 1871; aad. H. 1861. there was eN
hihiief a 4 IN further decline of 81 = t., or
at the tate Of 1202 per cent. during ten
years.
The following table shows tin progress
ot lie lnit,d States from he foundation
of the Government to the YEAR 1850
CNlrLD srATIs CENSUS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

Tho rat If increase lIerr i > to js, and
even 10 per cent; for each ,lcnde. In the
case of Great Britain, including Ireland
and scotland, he ratio of increase for the
same period, was about 10 per cent. iorthc
first tour decades, and not more than 5 or
Il per cent for the other two.
We regret that We have not al land {:
census OF France for the century and, in
fact, we believe that no such census has
hccn taken regularly during the whole of
THAI period. 1t is Wcll known, however,
that the increase of population in that
country is much slower than it is III Eng
land. or even Scotland. The follow ing
comparative table viii show the rclati>,
incr. aSc of tht United States, Great Brit
ain including Ireland and France. during
the ten years which preceded 1850, as il
regards this country, and 1861 for the OH
er two:
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Tine PAIN KILLER

Has been tested IN every rsuemN climate. nd
tv almost every nation known to Americans. II
e the almost constant companion and inesinlable
trent Of the Missionary and Traveller, on sea and
land, aud no one should travel on our Lakes, or
Rivers v without it. -. ~. j.
Killer, ms many worthless nostrums are attempt-
ca tc De sold on the great reputation Of this val
nabae nedielne Directions ACCOMPANY each bot
tie Sold by dealers every Hhsts. tt3ee = a. !,
~ en- ard ~ per bottle. J. N.sHAFRlS Co,
froPr'esors fprths wssiefnlssd ScGahkrA SIS
s-,, ..Cincinnati 9. $,
Sold q Wholesale ana Retsil ~ &. .. Bailsrd.
D.venport; :: N. Stone, MUscliin.: MORRISON
Co., Iowa City DR.. L. Woodruff Des NOines.
uarlS-eodAeowly
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s.Ya,sksaM III
DIIAIL'Y'I''tEMtCRIT


HIM tla sa- ,sssal s.
A naval officer in jersey City forbids III
persons harboring his pet alligator.
But seven deaths have occurred 10 ST.
Paul during the last year.
Marrying woman for her beauty 10 like
eating bird for its singing. a''sfn-ssft s.
The religious weekly papers Of Cincinnati
have . circulation Of 1877 800. sae
Nebraska City is the largest town in Me-
braska territory.
A true soldier is always magnanimous to
fallen foe. *t~-
The wealshiest lady in New Bedford
Maine, Mrs. Rowland, died few days since
| Her income was SleS,0ou. ..
ssw Sharpley the negro minstrel, has
bought brown stone house on Filth Ave
| nue.. New York.
kussia is going to be among the largest
purchasers OF American machinery OF all
kinds.
II is sail that one tenth Of the original
cost will be required TO repair the railroads
| of the South, which will amount 10 $780,
| 0V0 900.
The government now holds but one pris
oDer Of the war, the notorious Capt. Werz,
WHO Is to be tiled for baIbarIly TO Our pris-
. oneTs.
Sir f. p. Tache, Premier Of the Canadian
Government, died at Quebec on Sunday.
The richest banker in South America has
Just died in Lima. Don Pedro Condama
was his name, aud $50 900, 900 his fortune.
Jackson Haynes, the American skater"
has made $50, 900 in Europe by hrs skating
performances.
The people Of Cairo have been holding
meetings with regard to the construction Of
railroad direc, from that city to ST Louis.
- ,Oun was appropriated for the purpose Of
making the preliminary surveys.
number Of persons residing in Mem
phis have organized an association, with The
view Of providing home for CT. led aad
destitute rebel soldiers
Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson DAVIS
were born in the same Congressional dis
trict in Kentucky and within he same year
Smoking has become so extensive among
English sailors, that the authorities have EN-
tliely ior hidden il except on Ihufday and
Sunday afternoons.
Thc Union aud It's Rivals.
There Is nothing in the political future
which the t,uvcrnimnt OF France and
En-iaud 50 much dread rs the rapid
growth Of the United States in population
and power Tho following tables, which
we find in the Census Reports, will ilirs-
trafc the subject more silcclnctly and
pontcdly than volumes Of woids:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

valuable treatise on The natufc OF Con>nnp
ton aud H. various stages. Eiu-ciitis. ta,srrh.
Ae Price 10 cts, including postage, and sinPh'
prescription. which have e8r,d thousands wlli
DE sent fnfs - cf1 mex. ~ ANY one apply wing II
will cost vou hHt iiti. and ina, be the means Of
saving vDir life Send an addressed cnyriot
and stamp 10 Dr BRYAN. Consultlng Physician,
Az RI oadSay. New York. aud you vii receive
II bv return 'of mail Gel -eodAMlv
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WINCHeSTER'S HYpopuoSpuI1Es

asep-oNcd their extraordin ry curative power
in PuLSpxatY AND NERVOUS Diseases during ape-
Rod OF seven wears both IN the hands oi the Med
zeal Profrs sion and the People, No remedy has
ever called forth such unqualified test imonials Of
ITS efficacy a. this The following extract is CIV
TN from letter dated
se AMnrRsrrRG Z. W. Feb.3, 1ss5.
The II, pophosphlteS have become 50 firmly
established in ny estimation. threngh years Of
severe testing as an ISfAfLIBiE rNtpY ~ is sa
vipg ~ uch ] knvw AfsR SnNslafIIuh, even m al
most hopel, cascH, THAT do net ,efi ate TO as
srrt that ALL eases of genuine CONSUMPTION ARE
INCunaBL2 WITHOUT IT.
s"M. A. RICE. II. d"
PAGES = In : oz and II 81. bcttlos 81 and ~
each Sold by ali respectable Druggists, and at
tnc sole general depot, wholesale aud retail, by
! Wf\t IttSIIRt 90 3s John - 4 y
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To COnsumptives.
QUEESC'S
COD LIVER OIL JELLY,

HVprONcE bN IEi' EciatiCnN Oi
Medicine.
For coughs colds, lifouchia and Tubcrcnlar
Con-,uupifun >'crotnlA and General Dehilitv .-
The most mild. bland ami nutritious form III
which Cod liver OIL cnu he used aud with more
benefit ur 20 va, paiiont hN a sinsir
ty4 .poNo 'gl NJ this 1ele, thaa By denb.e HE
quantity OF the clear nniel. lied OH For sale
by all druggists aud BY
T. II. TRrEX, Wholesale Druggist.
N L. N..,-.-.l-.ln Il N..A ~ (
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DIR. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician!

Formerly Of st. Louis. Missouri
l7O South Clark street. Chicago.
INiE ON REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
= legally qualified Physician in Chicago who
makes the treatment OF Private Complaints .
speciail'y His Office has been established ex-
PressiN !" afford the afflicted sound and scientific
meoical ad without the Of murcury nox-
ous drugs DR. Il. has for many years devoted
his "ioie attention TO the treatment OF private
complaints ~ their varied and complicated forms.
his success IA the treatment of those long stand
ing and difficult cases such as were formerly con-
s'oered inrnraple is sufficient TO recommon nd him
70 th' pnhi,c as worthy Of the extensive patron
aye "iii'ii Ne has received. In professional ex-
perience y. hospital aud private practice extend
ing through many years in inns and other depart
neh's o. medical science, he is the dlscoyerer Of
Tue Only AZ. speedy and reliable remedies for
."ese Nfulcni secret and chronic diseases, and
mas le'iers q recommendation from the most
u,,s'l1!eulsbei and experienced Surgeons and
H.sieians ~ TINS country, as testimonials OF his
superlui skill and profound Judgment in the
treatment OF diseases of private nature.
me universal and unfaiing success in the
trea'iaeni adoptedby him, has proved be,on a
oouot ihHt permanent cure for the worst cases
u sous ts.byla. 81 phlis, gonurfaa. structures
~ any form, ~ mercura! affections. diseases OF
Tue SKIN, Kidneys and bladder, impotencv, sper-
ha.oirfhua, cts. can now be obtained TO moral
certa,h'v. II application be made to those whose
tn'e'f'gcnce. skill and cxucrtencc be relied on
iosuS uieh especially who have become vlcs
TINS "i SOLITARY vice self abuse. that dreadful
"''u otssi Neiike habit. which annually sweeps TO
an nh'inelv grave thousands Of Young men Of the
mos' eAalied talents and brilliant intellect, may
cal wit q fail confidence and lcrfect cure.
Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
~ puoef's, mensiruation or pregnancy. or per.
sons ing any obstruction 70 marriage, should
see the oucio: II once and be cured.
ne thinks y IS his duty to advise the unfortu-
na'e, pa l'cnlarly strangers, to be careful that
iaes ar"aut deceived BY false advertisements Of
9oas,ins imposters. He who places himself I'M
Yer 'ne care OF DIR. u. may religiously coniidc in
hls hoh.r As gentleman, and confidently rely up
on NJ skill as ply sic,an
W; u viii tell the patient previous to common.
cine the treatment OF his case how much he will
erect cure; and when such an arrangement is
charge.
ounce and Rooms within half square Of the
'1s. once, where ali politely invited to call
once soui from a. N. to s. p. m; sundays
~ = N. % noon. Consultation at Office free.
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