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St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-04-19
Thermometrical Record.

Corrected for THE DExocRAr by Dr. Thompson Drngyis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10
:fnlanflal ano GomultrtiaI.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph NEW YoRK, March Q.
The Commercial says the gold market il stil
tending strongly downward. Parties who have
recently bought for an advance appear to have
lost confidence in q higher premium, and are sell
lers, closed at 1909. The stock market is dull and
for the moment weaker On the railroad list
prices were lower throughout. Miscellaneous
stocks were also weak and &c down; the Erie cor
ner appears to have dissolved. There is no de-
mand for cash stock. NJ S. opened strong at 74c
and $500 shares were sold and closed at 73c. this
stock is held largely in strong hands and consio
cradle amount of stock is likely to he held of I'm
til after the election of officers; Government stocks
are strong. The last steamer brought fresh orders
for $685. but apparently not for any large amounts.
1o-40's are active and advanced per cent, closing
at 901. 1905 frmer, LIST series closed at 993
Money still exhibits steady tendency towards
ease and some Of the banks relaxing their rate
call loans, and private bankers are lending
more ut per cent. The prevailing rate on call
however, is 6 per cent. There is more demand
for paper; prime names pass at 701s per cent
with rather more doing at the lower rate. There
is a full supply of good paper at sGs per cent,
including a large proportion of dry goods auction
notes, lower grades pass at loo 5 per cent. The
improvement in monetary affairs in Europe has.
in some cases, released the necessity of remittan-
ces from this side and importers are disposed to
hold of in expectation of lower rates and further
fall in gold. The leading drawers quote co days
sterling at l0SI, but the best names can be bought
at 1888; commercial sterling 1910 1885, francs
long date 1924 a 5lsi; francs short date 5l7@ SIS.
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By Telegraph NEW YORK March
Coton-Heavy. dull aud boIninaliy 92c lower at Il
1i3 for mddling.
Flcur-Unsouni dull aud dropping; medium and good
grades without change at SOS. SIS for Extra state
Z0xs IS for extra RH. o., and s1 ii 90 for Trade
Brandt market closing quiet
whaky-Dull and nominal at 2s22 10
GrAin-Wheat steady for and dull and dtooi
fIr spring. at IS for No MI-.ukee Ciab. IS
for No do: ard SOFA 60 for white Canada Corn
shade easi and dull IS for un.ound oars for
sound mix ed western. both in and delivered Dat
moderately active ut 3543 for upsound w-ssr snd 70
ga for sound Do
Groceries Coffee very du Sugar heavy at l0i "a l2J
for Cuba Mnscovsdc. Molasses heavy.
Petroleum Dull and nominal at - for Crude aud -
for Refined in Bond.
Proysions-Pork frmer at % t0g.s SIX for nev
moss oossg % IS Tor e&sh; &c for old do, mnd
10 so for prime also 1900 bills new mess for March
April and May. sellers option, q; % 62JlaE D
Beef unchanged Beef hams quiet a. 80 ooa4o Co Ra-
con heavy l43Gi5c Cumberland cut aud l5 for short
ribbed Cut meats heavy AT Ilsl2j for sboulders aud
lS0ls for hams. Dressed hogs dull 12S12 for
IN, and l234 si334 for city Lard heavy lesIsIS
Butter quiet at for Ohio and $50 50 for state
Cheese heavy At l6sd -.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, March g.
The decline in gold restricted business in leading
kets to day.
Provsions-Aess Pork dull at Is GO. rallied and sd-
vsnced 10 Is 75a 20 CO. prime inactive Bulk
quiet shoulders at lo loose shors+ibbed middle. at
lac packed. Green nominal; hams sold at Is
good inquiry for Grease ls14al51 for white and l2c
for yellow
Dressed Hogs-At 10 7sSll Z 100 ~.
Grain-So spring Wheat lie psr bushel lower; the
whole fTices to-day for winter aud fresh receipts
was from IS 81 q No sprng wheat active and .
&c higher. sales at s9I44i Oe. according location
Corn quiet but stea3y, sale, at +l.li4 No /. and
50 1854 for Rejected No for delivery next month
sold to the extent Of 20 coo bushels is< soat
os dull and sales at 24 for No and Il u c for No
Rye dull and sales ght a 5oc for No in store
Barley unchanged
Mkhwnes-Somnsl at z 23a224
seeds-Quet but steady. Timothy soeL3 10, Glover
q, and Flax 265.
Beef Castie-6cod demand, sales range from $50
IS for and steers, coG5 e5 for good
packing cattle and eae6 Is for good shipping
prime to choice shipping stock 5oa7 %.
Live Hogs-Aetiye aud steady. Sales al sSSto Is for
bacon hogs add 25tae 50 or he>vy lot.
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A Washington letter, in referring to the
breach between Congress and the President.
says:
The majority in Congress are not yet pre-.
pared to give up their President, but will
make every concession, consistent with the
avowed principles and platform o the party,
IN favor of harmonious action between the
Executive and Legislative branches of the
Government. 1t may be that a break is
impending; that it cannot be prevented
that the President has determined to throw
himself, as did Tyler and Fillmore, into the
hands OF the opposition; that no concessions
can avert such disaster for the country. but
at this moment we do not believe it. Still
It may come. How much better will it he
for the Union Republican party in that SUI
preme moment of trial for the nation. that its
Representatives can truly say in their appeal
to the people for support, that all that honor.
able men could do to save the country from
the effects OF such an embittered political
strife, affecting, as it will, its prosperity, and,
to some extent, its financial conditions. had
been done; that they had been willing TO
give way, all that could be given with honor,
but that they would never consent to lower
the banner which they had been given in
charge to uphold, and then, God save the
right.
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SkArrxG.-0ne of the most healthy sports of the
present age is skating. But too much care cannot
be used after skating all the evening-getting the
blood heated and the pores all open, that YOU do
not get Cold and lay the foundation Of throat and
lung complaints. Goes Cough Balsam will be
found excellent in all such We say, keep
it in the house, ready for immediate use.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is also one of the best
remedies in the world for Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Sick Headache Sour stomach, and all diseases OF
the stomach and bowels.
marchGdAw-tue-thu-sat
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There is to be sold Monday, at clock, at
the Court House, % feet of ground and i'm.
provements situated on Main street, next to
Geo. c. Anderson Bank, now occupied by
Solomon This is the best stand in the city
now offered for sale, and will be good, safe
investment, as the title is good. mar63t
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By Telegraph NV YORK Msrehe
Mouey--Easy at col y cent
Sterling Exchange-Dull at 1es14iesa4.
God-Lower and unsettled opened at 1917 dsclInipg
to 13o11, and closing at 1907.
Government stocks with ut decided change.
es Of 81 Coupons, lo4ss DO reg lol3s
6s offs % Coupon. of 90, 1885, do 81 1897
Sc of 1910 Coupons eV9S.
Treasury Notes 7-3os LIST series se}<
T-3o+ ri series. ses.
T-20s, third series, eq9S
s IS Year Certificates new issue 49,
Stocks strJ4g. Tenn Is 81; Mo6s7T ga " Cs,ts az
Quicksilver 404; Erie sZ3<; Reading s734; IL Pitts
1915 2Sss, do pfd 5254 Toledo 1914; Fl 3D.;
Alton pfd III
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SEE a woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t is an admira
lie article. used in hospitals and by the first class
antilles in Paris, London, and New York. in pref
erence to old Port Wine. Il is worth trial and
gives great satisfaction. Oct SIN
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WHAT DOES IT MEAS?-Why should the
scare or ''panc and marking down dry
goods here be attributed to US? 1t is true We
keep good stock, aud sell as cheap as we
can, but that is our business, and if our
friends do not complain of US, no one else
should. nor do We think we will lose an
trade by it. k1sER & HILLS,
feb7-tf No. 90 Main street, keokuk
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KIsER & HILus have just received q lot OF
Burlock & Co.'S celebrated Empress trail
skirts TO which the attention of the ladies is
invited mar9-5t
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LrcrrRn-B. +. Taylor, Esq, the war
correspondent of the Chicago Journal, will
lecture before the "Keokuk Library Associa-
ton at the Chatham Square Church, on
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst. at y
O clock.
Subiect-Thought and her Chariots.
Tickets 50 cents; sold ut the book stores,
jewelry stores. literary depots, and at the
doors.
By order of the Lecture Committee.
March 9th. 1866.
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ArcrIoS.-Howe and Tyler will sell TINS
morning at 10 o'clock, lot of good second
hand furniture consisting of sofas, chairs, Ia
bles. beds and bedding, cook and heating
stoves. &c, &c.
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CITY NEWS.

Losr.-On Saturday evening, small
Locket, containing pictures. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving the Locket
at the Office of the GATE Cry.
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co
We clip the following f,m the New York Indepss,

We clip the following fr,m the New York Indepss,
dent Of stpt 2sth:
This Corr psny organized In Is45 the mrtrsl
system With the well lnovn advantage Of trrnskirs
Ire srtuA cost In the snoua n its trsi
ness II the largest life Insurance company 10 TIE
oountry, and with the exception Of one G,rmsr ecu
pany gss in the world Its accumulated CAT itsl
nearly 81 90 900 II has paid siuce 's anizaios
81 60 the families and a. editors Of d. ceased
members and has refunded s20oo,o 900 10 policy
holders in divide hds surplus premiu-s lts pre- ~
surplus Sc 600 600 from witch the annual divi-
deud will be declared lst Of fe5 Iext The nEmber
of policies issued curing he s3 lis annual
income s. oo Coo yer year ts receipts r iuie.
est alone being half million. which hAH
pa id the year ending lat AoTember last
From these CURES notion may re obtained Of the
immense business done hy the pany and ~ the adj
vautaRes offered 10 Insurers Fuller particulars vii he
found in advertisement in another r0iHmp 81 the
advantages life IL il scarcely Necessary &c
.sy any hing this day Lori Chancellor Lyndhursrs
remark, thai With dependent family Is tree
from Ysroac is his life IL Bo Insured i hot to strong
The duty bipg admitted The next thing
to ind afs and cheap company; sDd he Conneetieut
Mnfu-l s both =
IL q TKs-ErcK is the sgestfor this popular company
In this citw. Cctc
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REPRESENTATIVES MES.-The Massacbu.
sets Legislature has selected the statues of
Gov. Winthrop as their representative of the
Colonial period. John Adams of the Revolp.
tionary age, and VIM. Lloyd Garrison as tho
representative OF the struggle for freedmen,
TO be placed in the old Hall of Represents,
tives, now devoted to State contributions Of
Art,
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\ Savannah paper expresses the fear that
the profitable business Of raising rice will
never be renewed in that State. and that the
rice fields will become unprodnctive swamps.
|, says that the white man, even the acci-
mated and native, is unable to cultivate these
plantations, and the negro will not, unless he
is made to. The only remedy it sees lies in
the hope that Congress will consent that the
State shall make laws compelling the negroes
to labor. The pretence under which this may
be done is thus foreshadowed:
For many years the negro population must
form large proportion Of the paupers, va
grants, and criminals in our midst The
States of South and North Carolina have no
penitentiaries and it il well they have not. or
they would be speedily crowded. Let those
States, then, provide settlements where negro
criminals aud Migrants can be placed for
penal servitude: let them buy up these rice
fields that are reverting to swamps (which
they can do for a song, and send their negro
criminals there to work them. Such plan
would intlict the punishment, attain the de-
sired end, and prove source of great revenue
to the State. and of benefit TO the people a.
large Ii will be perfectly safe labor as far
as the negro's health is concerned, for the
dlsagreeable, he can stand il.
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Ina recent letter to the sem-rebel meeting
in Nashville, Horace MAYNARD speaks in the
following terms of such journals as the Rich.
mond Eraminer, Memphis Aralanche and
Chicago Times
Under thin disguise of fattering the
President. they assail his friends who have
stood by him all through the dark years of
the conflict, and villify those whom they call
radicals, meaning all Union men who oppose
their Infamous course, and who are now un-
willing that they should again be restored to
power over loyal men. Their venom affords
the strongest OF arguments against their ad-
mission to the seats of your Congressional
representation. This remark applies, with
few exceptions, to the entire Southern press.
The ideas and principles of the rebellion are
constantly instilled by it into the popular
mind. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-10

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Il Household Furniture he sn-cted IA he -EfNd IN
ssrunoe CgsT1ny Hartford Hfnss jnsarg1cs GmT1ny,
New O aed other re-ponsI le stock eompsn q, N
one 10 sve year rates ging from a. &c
Mr. cent on the SiCo foT the Sbo fir =,
ch other responsible company For r-itst e
ipfy nation on Insurance call the unjersig ord no
can give Ind mniIs than be found ~ th
Aselcy ID thr section. does II TF5-LlGk.
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A PLOT has been discovered at Grenada.
Miss, to assassinate Gov. Brownlow of Ten.
nesSee.
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EOR SALE.-a4o acres Of Land. 200 in

EOR SALE.-J40 acres of Land. 200 IN
IL Gu tivstou, lO0 IN til b,rnrarly al uncrr eue@-
with two-story Dwelling containing eight rooms
good extern three VETS nid vii site*n 81 water
through thu ace Cod richard and frame barn ~ ~
81 f--t IhIs farm IL II uAtsd i've mts N,Tth % The
/ e. Nome. Valley Hsiiros, At bonspNrie, ~ IN efen
county Io.a nIa is the bert farms IN tbst sec
ton u the tate ard viii be sold Tor S3 acre Laf
do~n and the b. time viii Ter cent lntefesl
For further information call on WILL NJ NklohI'
IT, place, H. M ~
nov2s Real Estate (. III, heekuk.
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lSoR sALE.-Lots and =, in liocs ie+, 81 tniten
street brt~een Eleventh and Twelfth streets Ptise
$500 each Also lot g. in block IS, in Hi ourues tddl
ti,p 10 Heokuk Price Si5o. Titles good no sale
Tno,,re IN Iizu7l II B. TEN-EYCK.
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Boxes containing munitions Of war are
being shipped from indianapolis to the head.
quarters Of the Fenians in New York. The
bonds Of the Irish Republic are meeting with
ready sale.
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THOR SALE That Very nice residence formerly occn-
n med II II 6llyH. on filacran ret, Tween
mira and FOURTH sire t. Piice s3 O. Al-o. two
tots % Trankhn orr site thu residence u j
E.les p ice 81 COO tie g,od or o sSl- y qnts u
II u lie y - n.
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nor sALE.-Forty acres land within four

NOR SALE.-Forty acres land within four
u miles 0f Eeokpk, - serts und-F ivnc- ard u
b gh Lat u cultivation. b.irg lotion Anaiai-bce
timber xii ~r calculated fer grsss-- rrd eis er
fruit. IN The pa e Is franz h~ Sc cougatning
four rooms good cist4rn pls' stable and othtr crt-
tuainEr together wfth neatly sll kns u trarng fruit
.hralberY ke aud nate tn Drp NOlnes Aslay
Afro d. Here a chance fr bargain. Tie
eoyi or 10 sale Price s. 200 Erqaite Of
nrh2 n. D TEs-EYCR-
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Mining Stoc Ms.

NEW YosK Nareh9
The following are the prices of Mining Stocks at the
Board in Boston to-day:
Copper Fails 25l franklin 3s54: Hancock AZ: Isle
Royal 1917 M,nuesota7l1 Quincy 90 Bay State So;
Boston Water Power 94L
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LOR SALE-The west half of two
story double brick Dwelling House cor; tanning "a
roms cistprn good cellar house painted and esket AZ
over lot we'll and all IN good order fnatee ne<
the corner Of l2th and Des Moinee streets IT, goo.
Price q, 500 Enquire of b IkN-klsh-
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MI - - lib TEN EYcE.

NOR SALE -Tw-bty TT - : ia. Is loi j, "a
r. tl,c iUs the rth eide o. Mai, utsr -eyentb
street. Price sIooo 4Ite god 10 - tnq8fe Of
f-kI IA lEAklCh.
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May assured that the manufacturers spare neither pains
in the preparation these remedies They are
made Of the very best medicines known in highly coucen
rated form, upon strictly scientific principles
DIR. Samuel Gilbert's General Alternative
Acts directly the Glands Mucous Membranesstimu
atng them to additional activity in their natural functions of
eliminating from the Circulating Fluids the usual Ehets
and in disease Morbid Matters, expeng them through
the Skin Kidneys, Liver and Aimeutary Canal from the
System 1t is therefore adapted for the relief of Chronic
Diseases affecting those Orgens and of mucous membranes
lining them, such as
ERUPTloNs letter, ULCERS, sCRoFULA
JAUND1CE, aoITRE,
CHRONIC EXPLANATION or
...... BLADDER AND UTERUS, ETo.
It particularly useful in
SUPPRESSED MENsuRAT1oN,
HEREDITARY TAINTs. syPH111s
And maades arising from long continued use Or caIom.
Blue Mass, Corrosive subimas Powers Solution Donovan,
Solution, and other preparations Of Mercury and Arsenic
DR.. Samuel Gubert's letter Ointment
Is most excellent preparation The cure Of that class
maladies usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
and which are popularity know as
CHRONIC ERUPTIoNs, TErrER, PlMpLEs
BLIsTERs, soABs, sCALDHEAD, MILK,CRUsT
RINGwoRN, ETC, ETC.
1t will also kill ITCH and 4Jar II,
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CHAArBRR DIES REPRESENTATIVES,
Iandi. s fevriar 1896
q chambre b reunit . midi.

La chambre Sc reunit a midi.
Presents L honorable j. b. Elan, orateuI
par interim, ct NM Anderson il Anderson
Samuel, Alverson, Addison, Bailey, Barry
BlaelSman, Bruton, Collins, Couvillon, Daigle,
Drake, Delamore Deporter, DeLabarre, Dec
Eustis, Ewing, Edwards, Fenner, Fishburn.
Gates, Gaisser, CAN'T Green, Halsey, Har-
ason, Head, Hatch, Holt, Hudspeth, Kent
lAseAly, hile, Labranche, Lagroue, Laurent. Le-
e s4 Martin, Meredith, McKelyey, McEnery,
rs ,s3onnelr Mcdonald, McCloskey. AToreland.
BY s' 9rmond, Pgio, Powell, Regenberg,
assas seanian, sinonds, SnideT, Smith, stille,
f ~ solomon Tezadas Theriot Thienernan.
5 a1eker VOORHEES, Walker witt, Whittington,
tants, ~ Y eeaAs--7'o represent
Walker. ttR y reverend Al.
lie L. Journal dhier est Ii ct spprouve.
euf /, motion de NJ DeIaabarrs mn eone.s ,st
aeeorde Honorable q Deblane 90
Sur motion de NJ. BlaekmaG, il b;ll.a. 10
eharabre No. IS: = pil &c Ia
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'A-'A "AfA4'i NN'A-AN EAED SLlLD w hV has upLap
sTERLING's AMBRosIA
Is willing to recommend IT, Three years of rapidly increasing
sale have made the Ambrosa famous all the world
1t is Warranted to Please.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
Itpreyents the Hair from Falling Out
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy
Ceanses the scap CoOs the Heated Brow Removes Dam
dpn Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness
nriHnt Locks Inclnes Hair to Curl Supesedes wigs; Kills
Hair Eatersi Good effect apparent at once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
me AmoFosa will suit you T. Elegantly pat up Deli.
y Ferumed Patronised by Opera Singers and Actresses
IN splendid boxes catrons containing large bellies
NO. zioF morning, No for evening.
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srEkLlNGs AMBRos1A ia the best most agreeable and
ehee'Ve toilet in the world To prove this, try earou
Sold by Druggists,
steriinE's AmhrosiH Manufacturing Companv
&IS FULTON STREET, NEW YoRK
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DIR. LarOokah's shrsaparilla Compound.
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of
Liver Complaint soTofula or Kings Evil Dyspepsia Dropsy
Neuralgia Eptiepsy EFysipeas, st. AnhOnys Fire.
fmples Pustules BIOtehes Bols, Tumors, Salt
Rheum, Ulcers and Sores Rheumatism,
Pain in the Stomach, Side and
Bowels General Debility,
Uterine liberation
Syphilis
ERCURIL DISEASE,
And all Complaints arising from or resulting in
IMPURE BLOOD
It double the strength of any other garsapsr; ononr
in the market and Endorsed by the Medical Faculty a. the
BEST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER FzyT.Nr
Read the following commentator from DR. Abbot+ ~ p
ton widely known of the most successful paeonsr
in the country: F'''''''"ef'
DR. E. R. KNIGHTS, MELRosE. MAssacuTS 81 l1U5,
Lear Sill have used Dr. Larookah,s sarsannriI, o.,
pound my practice orseveal years. and after careful oh
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LOT scRoFULoUs and sYPHILITIC DISEASES
ever OSen made available to the medical profession
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Price, 81 90 per Botn.
Prepared by
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DR. SAMUEL GILBERT, SO celebrated as having had far
the last twenty five years, in the treatment OF
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the most lucrative Medical Practice in the South has nj last
consented to allow of his most esteemed remedies he
prepared and sold as proprietary medicines This resolution
has been engendered by the repeated solicitations those who
have experienced the benefit OF his professional
skill and by the mpossby Of giving especial attention to
each of the written applications him for prescriptions
by those whose pecunary c eumstances business habits
preclude the possibility OF applying in person to him
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re- THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
ON FILE
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N. Q. sNETHEN,
Secretaire priye,
M Williamson

M. Williamson $50 P4''e'
Fat Ia motion de suspendre les reglements
aim de prendre en- consideration lecte Al 10
chambre No. 1I3: :
Acte a letfet d'amender ct renettre en- yin1epr
Fart S97 dn code de procedure.
Sur oette motion, Ia chambre sajourne a la
requete de d. Still6
T. L. MAXWELL,
Greffier de la ohambe des representants.
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MEDICAL.
GROWN OF GLORY.
sTERLING's AMBRosIA

EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD WHO HAS USED
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CHAMBRE DIES REPRESENTATIVES,
Mereredi, 7 mars 1866.
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