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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-24
LATE ARRIVALS.

Ok BARRELS double extra Family Flour,
LO 20 barrels Fancy XXX :. ).
16 :. Mess Pork,
20 catties Chewing Tobacco,
barrel new Dried Apples,
80 =. Neshanock Potatoes,
20 boxes assorted Crackers,
20 kegs Leaf Lard,
2 :. sugar cured Hams,
cask Bacon Shoulders,
:. clear Bacon Sides,
boz breakfast Bacon,
10 boxes pure Stick Candy,
10 :. choice Starch,
3 cases Young America Cheese,
10 boxes Factory Cheese,
II tubs Western Dairy Butter,
l frkiD extra choice Goshen Butter,
10 barrels Red Onions,
20 bags Oats,
100 bags White Corn,
40 .. Bran,
hogshsad Sugar,
10 bags Coffee,
10 boxes Mscaroni and Vermicelii,
20 Goldfish and Herrngs,
10 kits No. Mackerel,
rs bags coarse and hne Salt.
The attention Of dealers, planters and heads of
families Ii solicited-terms cash.
octl9 JOSHUA BEAL
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New orIe,ins Correspondence.

| We have received a letter from an
old friend in New Orleans from which
we extract portion embodying GER
tain interesting features concerning
yellow fever. The writer is a gen.
tleman of great intelligence, observa-
ton and experience. He has for
many years resided in New Orleans,
and is an old member of the Howard
Association, which fact, together
with that Of his occupying position
in the Mayors office at the present
time, enables him to keep well posted
on the subject about which he
writes us:
New ORLEANS, Oct. 18th, 1867.
Dear Sir
n
We have had terrible fever, at least in
extent, but not q fatal one. In prauats
practice the mortality has not been more
than in 25, or per cent. estimate that
over 10000 have been taken down. The
total number Of deaths including to-day's
report, roach 2,66S by yellow fever Officially
Good nursing almost certainly insures re-
covery. 1t is most fatal among children,
heretofore an unknown characteristic; at
tacks, and is sometimes fatal, colored per-
sons, something that in 40 years expert
ence have never before known.
An impression prevails in the country
that there are many moro deaths than are
reported. We're all the legal restraints
known to these suspicious croakers they
would see that burial without being re-
ported is an impossibility. What would
be the object in suppressing the number of
deaths? Are there not enough to satisfy
the most sensational news-mongers Ger
tainly not to inveigle strangers to our
city to feed and keep the epidemic alive, at
the risk of our own safety. On the con-
trary, we conjure all to stay away until its
death becomes a fixed. fact. If strangers
will keep away, in three weeks it will die
out, frost or no frost.
In 1858, after the fatal epidemic Of that
year, hundreds rushed from the county
to the city under the supposition that we
had been depopulated to an extent that
there were none or few left to do the bust
ness at the city, and all they had to do to
procure such places and salaries as they
might select, was but to get their own con-
sent to take the risk of coming here, and
theykept the embers alive, there being VIC
tins as late as December although it ceased
to be an epidemic in the early part of Oc-
tober.
Let none delude themselves with such
hopes this year. For every place made.JJ
vacant, hundreds have rushed to secure it.
A few days since a clerk in the Mayors
office died. He was taken on Saturday
and died on Monday. 1t being known |
that day that he could not survive, there
were applicants for his place, hours before
his death. How many after, l cannot say.
l am told that the application record of
applicants for different positions at the
Mayors office presents list of over 5000
names.
Poor inducement to new corners in |
search of situations.
Your obedient servant,
/. 0. H.
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10 Bonner says he prides him
self on two things. These are: an
demonstrating that q paper of high
moral tone will be the most successful,
and that a private gentleman can
drive and own the best horses in the
country without making gambler of
himself"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-24

STATE CONFERENCE.-The total vote
cast at the election 10 this State, as
per official count was 1914. The
vote for a convention was 1908 !;
against convention, 4oo6 blank So.
Gen. Mower has issued an order
notifying the delegates elected to as
semble in Convention At the Mechan.
les Institute, New Orleans, on Satur-
day, the23d Of next month.
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~ The interments in New Or
leans from yellow fever during the
"a hours ending Monday, the 2lst
inst, at 6 o'clock A. NJ, numbered
IS. During the remainder Of the
day there were only 10 burials from
yellow fever.
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oFFICE
CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BATON ROUGE.
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

TNHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD AT
l. the office OF the Company (Banking House CT
Hart Hebert) on the arst Thursday (7th) Of
November, 1867, TO eject nine Stock holders, to
serve AZ Board Of Directors for the ensuing
year, ending on the second Thursday Of Novem-
Dor, 1868. i. II. HEBERT,
oct17 Secretary.
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POWDER, SHOT AND caps

POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.
I KkG FFF q Powder,
l. ~ kegs EFF Powder,
~ :. .
assorted Shot,
10000 EIey Bros waterproof Caps,
10000 :. ;. Colts pistol :.
5000 B e superior article,
10000 G Gaps,
1900 French g D Caps
The attention Of sportsmen Is called TO this
card-We are certain of sale II you will honor us
with call.
oct2z RANDOLPH / BATES
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o. DR.. E. E. Kitredge, Of Assum.
ton Parish, enormously reported dead,
several weeks since, did positively die,
after protracted illness at bis sum
mer residence at Winchester Springs.
Tenn, on the 10th inst. He was
aged 81 years. His daughter, Miss
Jessia A. was married at said place,
on the 18th inst. to Mr.. G. B. Mcneil,
of Mississippi.
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~ A petition has been addressed
to the Emperor Napoleon praying
that the season OF the Paris exhibition
may be prolonged. 1t will be remem.
bsred it is supposed to close on the
3lst Of October,
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We return our thanks to the officers
of the steamer Gen. Quitman and to her
agents here-Messrs. Edmonston d We'll
shsns--for welcome favors in the news
paper way.
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~Hard times aud worse q COM

| willard times aud worse q com
ing, is the cry, and all should nerve
their hearts to meet them. More than
ever should people now strive to nurse
kindly feelings towards each other
Those who are able should assist and
help along those who are not, but
who have che will and strength, il
aided or encouraged, to keep their
heads above water. Want is a most
painful and unwslcome monster, and
yet how many find him within their
houses-meet him at the threshold
10 the inner chamber-at the scanty
repast-by the bedside Of the sick and
afflicted-at every crook and turn of
lifel
Oh, the chill blast Of penury -
how piercing and whitening to both
body and soul Stop and think of
it, ye who are waiting along upon the
smooth sea Of competence and ease !!
Stop and see how much ye may do by
small sacrifice Of your selfishness to
lift up from a bed Of sickness from
a condition Of despair-from utter
prostration and perhaps ruin-those
Of your bowed down helpless, poverty
stricken fellow.creatures around you
Stop and give them friendly glance
"a helping hand The Angel Of
Mercy beckons you on to the perfor-
nance of these humane charities
which bless alike the giver and re-
ceiver, and which are so slight in
comparison with the rich indemni6ca.
ton they will secure for your immor-
tai souls hereafter at the GREAT Mercy
seat on Higha
We appeal not for the habitual
drones and impostors that infest so.
ciety everywhere. We invoke you in
behalf Of the honest, toiIing poor man
or woman struggling day after day to
earn pittance for themselves and
their children. We appeal for the
worthy, though helpless and destitute
from every one whom misfortune
has overtaken and Frustrated, but who
might, with a modicum from your
stores, be encouraged to rise again
and battle on for life through these
times, present and to come.
Remember them in the true spirit o.
charity-that greatest Of virtues, which
covers a multitude Of SINS" Re-
them in accordance with the
golden rule Of doing unto others as
you, under like circumstances, would
be done by. Show to the world and
10 your Creator that while you are
disposed to live, you are equally dis
posed, also, "to let live"
God and humanity call aloud to you
TO open your hearts. and not to close |
them, to the suffering and distresses
around you. A persistent feeling Of
stoicism or neglect in such
cases, carries with it a fearful respon.
sibility which will overtaks the ofen-
der sooner OF later.
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~ Our friend and fellow.citizen,
W. G. Waller, Esq, Surveyor and
Engineer, has returned to our city,
after short absence at the North.
From his Refrigerated appearance,
it is easy to discover he has been SO.
journing in healthy, bracing atmos
phere.
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GEN. BEAUREeARD.-A special dis
patch to the Picayune. from Wash,
ington, states that Gen. Beauregard's
Memphis property has been restored
to him.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-24

~ L. c. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent
the settlement Of Claims, Bills. &c. Also. author
med Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET
Once ct the Court House.
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BATON ROUGE,

~ WHARTON l. ILLINGSWORTH, General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, lis Common street
bstween Camp and St. Charles Streets New Orleans.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN to all per. -
l. sons having isf. Guns, Pistols MT
or other articles for repair at the S&1k@
shop Of the undersigned, for pc. ~>SYEN
Rod of linety days. that unessv w -
said articles are called for within thirty days
from this date, the same will be sold at private
or public sale, to pay the expenses OF repairs
Hereafter, 1t will be an invariabie rule with us,
to sell all articles left with for repairs, when
ever said articles are not called for within ninety
days from the time they are left
LATIL 81 SON.
BATON ROUGE, October 18th, 1867.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TINE Undersigned, will remove on the first 0,
4 November to the New Store on Main street,
formerly occupied by Msssrs. TAvARKs Co., and
would respectfully thankhis numerous friends
and patrons for their kind and extens i've patron.
age to him and desires a continuance Of tho same
at his New Store where he will atall times offer ha
goods, such as Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
of the best quality, and at the lowest market
rates, for cash ?. M. BROOKS.
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CHEAP COW FEED.

TT YOU WANT cheap and good Feed for your
i Cows, call at the store Of
oct12 JOSHUA BEAL
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NAILS, NAILS, NAILS.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT Of Nails now in store
II and for sale by
octl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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COFFEE, COFFEE.

AND FAMILIES can find . good
IL assortment OF Coffee at the store OF
oct5 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-24

CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
LNoR THE VERY BEST IN THE COUNTRY,
4 give me trial.
oc;l2 JOSHUA BEAL
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VINEGAR, VINEGAR.

LAM!liES wanting good strong Vinegar, can
IL procure IL at the store Of
ocLl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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FINE TEAS.

TT YOU WANT a strictly choice Tea, don't iail
/ to give me call. Any purchase falling to
please the money will be refunded
octl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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TOBACCO, TOBACCO.
. BOXES Virginia Tobacco,
8 caddies Nsctarine,
caddies Natural Leaf,
boxes Mac and Mae
Which dealers can make good profit
octl7 RANDOLPH BATES
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vs. employ non, bot the best Mechanics and tic
.tMat,rial. Tho community can rely up0n quick,
neat Gnd substantial work, aud 90 pricg O. uit Do
times. We ore determined o. IN work Gs low, aa
can bu done IN The County for CASH, which viii
be required for al transient custom.
We will make 70 order 7Areshing NqetiHes aud
Ha-se p0rsrs Of the latest patterns PLOiGila Dl
different kinds always on hand. aiuof ysf which rIl
bo found tle celebrated three-horfe Livingston p
hors. d.: the old fashioned thrce-har.e Barshcar
Mccormick do for two and three h1rscs also. the
three-horse Page Plough also, 90 improved ken
lucky single and doltle shovel Plough. Plough
Irous-such as Shares Coulter. shUveli. 'sngt
and double llou.d-bIarls oi ai kinds Open Hing,
Open Links, sc. Special attention paid a. Nib
work in Steel aud Iron. Turning aul Boring ~ J.
ron aud Steel.
We have now ~ nm blast our FOJNDRl, 0ut
arc prepared to furnish CASTING. of good quality
a. low az can Doe bought elsewhere.
III work entrusted tu us wiz De- done with tlf
patch, and guaranteed o. give satisfaction. 90
hghest price pad in Cash Tor old Iron " al kinds
Give Us call At The Jeaersou Naelino shop, stone
Row MEIkICh ELLLh.
Charost0Wn. Jan. "a l-sf.
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TENHE subscriber has just opened NJ the We!-hhoWh
storc-room opposite the old valley Bank" a
new and carefully selected
STOCK or GOODS,
which tits his purpose to sell on the most reasona
bic terms lie respectfully socits call, a his de-
sire S % furnish the best article the market can
produce, and at profit only rs Low bows as the
LOWEST! His supply will be increased from time 10
iiie IS the wants of the public may require, or the
demand of tbs customers suggest, as his arrange
mcut are ample 20 supply OF any ana ever! artlcIe
in his line az short notice, and on a. good terms
as can be procured elsewhere in the county
Among the present stock on hand may be found
GROCERIES, of all kinds and descriptions;
LIQUORS. consisting of Braudies, Wines
Whistles, Gin, Porter. &c, warranted supe-
ri,r 10 any other stock in the County. Also
cheaper though very good article Of Har-
YES, Whiskey," by the gallon, barrel or other
wise;
WARE select assortment Of Queens and
Glass, Wooden and Tin, Stone and Crockcry
Ware:
TOBACCO-r3r chewing, Of cheap quality, as
also the very best brands. Smoking Tobac-
CO Of all descriptions;
CANNED FRUITS, Oysters, Sardincs, Spices,
Peppers. Niuegars, Mustards, Oils, Scotch
Herrings Cheese, Crackers, &c;
CONNECTIONS. a general assortment, as also
fresh Lemons. Oranges aud Pine Apples;
FISH-all kinds il season, but for the present
the real Potomac Herring as cheap as they
can be procured in the County;
ALSO-Ground Alum and Fine Salt.
Having a spacious warcroom, he will make
it a speciality TO supply all articles Of
housekeeping Furniture
that the wants of the community may require
and those in need would do well to give him
their orders before going elsewhere. At pre-
sent on hand Cottage Bedsteads, Mattresses-
Hair and Shuck; Mating, one and half yds.
wide. and very cheap Wall Paper, Window
Blinds, Walters, Chairs Of all descriptions, &c.
IN examination of the stock onhaud solicited.
May 80. 1867. JACOB b. BROWN, Agt
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settle Up.
look TO YOUR INTERESTS.
BOOT G. SHOE-MAKING AT FAIR
RATES IE CHARLESTOWN.

JOSEPH j. MORAN. respectfully informs
81 the citizens Of Charlcstown, and surrounding
country, that be It'll continues 70 manufacture
30 rs 4 Nd 81 OES.
and has opened a Shop on Lawrence Street, IL the
law Office ofthe late Thomas GFigCs, Esl.
Keeping always ol hand q good stock Of materi-
ais, his old customers and tLe public generally may
rely upon being satisfactorily accommodated by
giving him a call. lie promises good work and
reasonable charges; and lie solicits the patronage
Of those who may De in wantof anything il bis line
Of business.
PRICES REDUCED!
Thankful for tie liberal patronage heretofore BE-
slowed upon him, be 20 I'D ak o continuanee o.
the faToFs q. his old friends, and trial Of HE WORK
by the public generally, a. efforts VIII be spared
upon bis part % please and Accommodate.
August %, lss5.
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- - sETTLE 80

OCR customer. uyii ku.v haiti is the begin
Z = ming of the N.n Year; and Will it We az. d'-
tsrmi1ed 60 close up our p lis and fel compel %
tliuti,t upon immediate settlement We take ilis
th1d O. inform thos WIZ srg themselves ~
dltct tv open account Co come forward and settle
~. Ey sl doing tme aud expense viii De saved.
We lal. bDs.n the Sees Year With utw gntei
prise end give our undivided attention O. the Dual
n,ss ~ Manufacturing and Repairing
FARMING 1rEEEMENTs
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. Ivy DIP F7@ss--T7ETE OLD FAMILY JOURN

g., : core,xs. E. 5. HEATH
COLLINS e HEATH,
% Light Sired Baifmore,
corr Manufacturers Of Nacee's FURNACE and
- RANGE. the celebrated Macom patent Eva,
norating HEATER, and the celebrated S S,cI,
RANGE. Also, GOINGS' European kANUE'
Cbes,neake Cooks, Plumbing,
NJ Vernon Cooks, Iron flpe'
Patapsco Cooks, Lead flpe,,
irriv.rsa Cooks Sheet Lead,
Roger Williams Cooks, Rams,
star Fire Place Stores, Pumps,
with Heaters for Up Bath TUBS,
nor chambers. Garden Vases,
Portable and Brick Warm Retrigerat9fs
Al, Fnruacgs with Heat Water Coolers,
ers Bowls,
ps-io- Han. Office and Water Closets,
S,o-a stoves Chimney Tops,
Re,r-as. Farmers Boilers,
Iow-down Crates &c. sinks, &c.
Baltimore, Sept Il, 1s66-f:
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ssrrac-rarD AID solD rY
WOOL AND WoCLEN GOODS.
Wooden Goods,

TIVE undersigned are constantly Hsnuiseilriug:
and have now On hand az .'Por,eT's Faetory,f
q very large and complete stock %
Wooden Goods,
,reb q. Bl.plet,. Flannsls, Fulcd and Plaid Iin-
sers. Tpeers. Beaver Cloths, GoodsioT Boys Wear
C6versts, and 10 iaci, ever tbinG 'atipg 20
- aftdntiof 4 Wool Growers, o. asy others IL
vrsut Of seryiceable goods
per.ors from distance need have no Year ~ be-
inc gnable D. procure such goods as fhey neodfr0m
80 tIis year a. our stock i adequate % any de-
maud that may be n ade uponif, anc ugou modef-
at termg.
- CASH paid for Wool
20 Address. Ripp0n =. o., JefFers9n Co. Va.
TIABEkLAKE, YOUNG6CO.
June G, ls57--3m.
Free Pres, Clarke Journal and Lee,surs wasL.
ingtoaisn copy me ths-Spiris.
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EOH SALE.

Am cI-ic;lm Fire Insurance
COlP4NF OF BALILUOBE
OrrIcr, No. G Sorru SrEErr.
CHARTERED CAPITAL. $500, GOO.
lrsu,cs all descriptions Of property in the city and
elsewhere.
B1sED OF DRECIOEs:
Wm D-r-iez, Vim. Buehler. John Ahcrn,
W. J. Heman, Charles Webb, John ". BTgik
Fr-- .i-f. II C1--s~. -. =" ffattlsouI
l'vnest Knabe. G. y Mackenzie John Il. Cox,
". II. Abrahans. 5. =. Golibart, John smith, D.,
IT, Groverman, Gen. II. Berry, Anon Green,
Jacob v. Hugg, Jos J. Turner, David Carson,
And J. Miller, Jas y Muller, Edmund Wolf
JAS. I. ARMSTRONG, President.
Vicr0a CLUSEr, Secretary.
The undersigned. 4 gent for above Company, can
be- found al lbs office In Charest0,yu, next door 70
Carter House. in hunters Law kow-prepared 10
receive applications and Issue policies II the lowest
possible rates.
Those desiring to insure their property would 90
we'll 70 give him a call
ISAAC FOUKE, Agent.
Chsrlestovn, March I, ls67-ly.
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Furniture
no WHOMsOEVER 1T MAY
Concern

THE subscriber has on hand, as heretofore, all
kinds Of
P.tIYTS AND COLORS, DRY AND ~ OIL,
from one ounce, to a hundred pounds, and all art-
Giles pertaining to said branch
Also: enough Tea and Coffee 20 make ono cup o.
each. and enough Of Sugar and Las'e' 70 sweeten
both.
There are, besides, few other Nick-naeEs, too
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NEW STORE
And New Stock,
"OrFoarE TIE OLD VALLEY BASEJ'
CHARLESTOWN.

TyNHE subscriber has just opened At the well-known
storc-room opposite the old "Nalley Bank, a
new and carefully selected
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-09
A Grateful Acknowledgment to
Skillful Gentlemen.
SACRAMENTO Citv, june lst. ls6l

Sacramento City, June lst, 1866.
DR.. Chas Tozer-Dear Sir: You will excuse
me fer not writiEa to you You will please
member me as the individual who called you for
assistance about year ago The roof of ny mouth
had completed, Iotted out, and my palate dropped
down and there r. manned stopping up the passage e
so that | could hardly eat, You remember yeu cut
1t out at ono which relieved me Immediately and
was enabled to swallow my food and in short time
began to improve. took your medicine and fol-
lowed your directions for several months. You fina
y succeeded in stopping the disease saving my
and upperlp, though you frequently cautioned me
about losing it. | continued to improve til you f.
rally recommend d me to go into the country. and
before going, by your advice, had cast ta en- of
my mouti., in order that could have late made
Tor me to enable me to speak to be understood
and am now using it. My eternal thanks ar due to
you for the and skill that you display
ed IN my ca e; and / have to thank you for nv
restored Lealth, and even for my life, as 1 was
very near bleeding to death several times from
the nose | in Sa ramento Citv enioy-
ing good health, and l shall recommend all nv
friends to call you. should they be So unfor-
tohate as to require assis ance and would ad-
wise all PEI to avoid certain scientific doctors in
Your city, for they will send them to land flom
whence no traveller returns.
with my best wishes for the success of both of
u, u, remain, yours, etc., s. S. I.
10 DIR. has H. Tozer, San Francisco, Cal
sep29'c6:ly.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
DR.. LIE RICHAU'S
GOLDEN BALSAM
SPANISH ANEHDOTE.

DIR. LIE RICHAU's GOLDEN BALsAM NO. l
Cures Chancres, First and Second Stages
Sores on the Legs or Body Sore Ears
Eyes, Nose. DC.
DR.. LIE RICHAU's GOLDEN BALsAM NO. 2
Cures Tertiary, Mercural or Syphilitic rheu-
matism. Pains in the Bones, and eradicates
all disease from the system.
DR. LIE RICHAU's SPANISH ANTIDoTE
For the cure of Gonorrhea, elect. Irritation
Gravel. and all Urinary or Genital disar-
rangements.
DR.. LIE RICHAU'S SPANISH INJECTION
A wash and injection for severe cases of Con
orrhea, Infammatory Gleet, Structures and
all diseases of the Kidney and Bladder.
DIR LIE RICHAU's GOLDEN OINTMENT
For the effectual healing of Syphilitic Sores
and Eruptions.
DIR. LIE RICHAU's GOLDEN PILLS
For Seminal Weakness, Night Emissions, I'm
potency, and all diseases arising from mas
turbation and excessive abuse.
Sent ereryuhere by Express, carefully hacked
None genuine without the signature of c.
FRENCH RICHARDS, Chemist, on every
bottle.