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A BOOK FOB THE UNrsRrUMArk
! J. BALDWIN Durrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
s is % e rC. DEBILITY win
'nDans marriage ssps y mai e receipt Of Is ssa
New Orleans Medical Institute.
Where all private diseases arc successfully treated
ERENCn MEDICINEs-
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Asthma. Oppression. Dyspnes.
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsins.
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physician 70 majesty he Empror o hs FsnsS Is n
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other the supply Of digestive hud small inevitable
ad
burn. stuite anamia loss Of strength and n emass)
Of Academy :psssy
al" .""h d.sas'a and ursvens von'tins d"r'"s
APPROVED By THE PARIS AcADExY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodide Of Iron and Man.
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The treatment Of ehorotc or scrouIous affections 10 Away,
s sS
support them The researches of Profession Hannon Of
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failure owing 70 the absence Of nsngsns which we'll
therefore supply an mportsn, deficiency n and
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodss They
employed with certainty Of against Chlorosi rsen
ss ans p odd.
Of iron alone In all anemic scrofalous and sec
tons
No More Copaaba and Cubebs.
eRInAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
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o. ssvsrs resent md chronic eas py.a as:a..
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assd IN recent and capsules b more chronic eassa
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eRIMAULf CO.,
Chemists to d. l. II. Prince Napoleon, Psna
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young fssles and restore health and vgor the system
plants caused By snsms and sscorss % Which .ss are
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. Cha1srss street,
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EACTo 4 nsssrs n. Ksnss Holl.nes.. Ne. -
Poydras street, Manufactures the Bitt4rs:
Confinement have examined patent that va GRANTED
zoo by the o. Government for manufacturing the kaakof
Btter and found In the ingredients employed compound
well calculated to excite and In good order the
organa have prescribed said Bittss several mss
instance had occasion their
sSsct remain gentlemen ysry rsspectfuy. your mos
have examined the you hold for the
Maakon Bters and nnd nothing In the ingredients thereof
cordial aromatic bitter. 3. A. SMITH N n
Your Naskof Bitters, which 1 have sxamined DO MOI
contain any ingredients injurious health and may b recon-
mended 10 thoss who are IN want Of gosd tonic
Yours n. bCHUPPERT. r. d.
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Depot General IN s'' o.I;.a; p . rI1a
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE Dis
EASES Impotency, Loss Of Power, DEBILITY with
Notes on lmpedimsns TO Marriage should be By ali
]. B. DUFF 9RIFFIH,
New Orleans Medical Institute
- Magazine street.
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APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADEMY Oh
MEDICINE
BURN du Duisson's Iodide Of Iron and Man.
ganeeo Rllls.
No More Copaiba and Cubebs.
sRInAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
T- HAfIOO vE0EIAIA

Whsrs ehs medicines have failed thess preparaSions
u Always eject Thee insure rapid and
cure Of severe and chronic Of pvaa dssasss
Rcord ssd are found Esas mpsricr = ~ hbene lnovn
ussd N recent and capsules b more chronic cassa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

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1HE VEST INDIES.
IIAY1I.

SUPPRESSION OF TIE CACOS REBELLION-AR-
RANGEMENTs FOR AN OVATION AT PORT-AU-
PRINCE TO THE NT-AGIICuLTURAL
FETE-WORKs OF IMPROVEMENT.
BY a late arrival from POrt-au-Prince we
have Haytan advices to the 10th inst.
The rebellion of the Cacos had been all but completely
suppressed The principal bodies Of rebels had all sub
mitted to the Government, and only few Struggling
bands remained who being holly pursued by the
Government troops and would be either captured
broken up. The complete pacihcation of the North
it was expected would be effected IN few days more.
President Salnave was about to return to Portau-
Prince after an absence Of about three months, during
which time he has been engaged In directing the opera
tons of the army against the insurgents Arrangements
being made at Port-au-Prince TO give him tri-
umpha reception his arrival at the capital, in acknOw
edgement of the yaor and energy he has displayed IN
taking the field in person against the rebels Among
other things is proposed 10 entertain HIM at at grand
The Legislature had been prorogued TO the 9Th June
next when it will meet for the dispatch of business.
Arrangements were IN progress for the celebration of
the national fete of Agriculture which Will commence ON
fete 10 crown certain number OF the most successful
agrcutnrs The Government has resolved TO dispense
with this ceremony and 10 have Instead thereof agicul
turi fairs at which premiums Will he awarded To the
most successful cuvators of the soil and breeders of
stock At these fairs coffee of every description sugars.
cotton. grain flowers &C. well as animals, are
TO be exhibited The prizes will bc in money and will
range from 500 500 gold. Those who take prizes of
the the first class TO have the honor OF dining with
the President aud the Secretaries Of State ut Capitol
at banquet 10 be given in honor Of the successful
Petitos. The Government is resolved upon doing all in
Its power encourage and reward agricultural industry.
being convinced that the future prosperity and advance
ment of the country depends largely upon the develop
mcnts Of this branch of national industry.
Other works Of improvement were also engaging the at
teutiOn OF the Government among them the reconstruc-
the principal roads throughout the country. and
the erection of iron bridges over the principal rivers
The police system is 10 be T.organized and placed on
better basis, with view t9the greater efficiency OF the
police force. and the more eetual protection OF lie and
property.
Business was quiet az POT -auPrincc but coffee and
cotton coming in freely Frcghts FOR Europe were
wanted. Gold was at 80. 80
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SANTO DOMINGO.


BY an arrival at this port we have late adj
vices from santo Domingo City.
President Baez arrived at that city from Curacao on
the goth of March, much to the 10Y OF his adhcrcnts and
of tho people generally With the exception Of ST. Jago
Macorias, and Porteau-Platc, the whole Republic is
strongly his favor and his return powers especially
welcome TO the rural population with whom his former
administration was very popular. His reluctance 10
leave Curacoai and the government, OWING
chiefly TO unsettled condition ~ the fnauees of the
country The Provisional Government had repudiated
the paper currency issued by the Cabral admnlsuhgH
and rulnOus financial crisis became imminent IN conse
quence. Subsequently, however, the Government re-
treated from It's first position far 10 sanction the pa
per currency, at fixed rate OF 500 Of that currency 10
81 gold basis being thus laid for attempt AZ
reconstruction OF the finances OF the country 10 hoped
that by prudent administration II affairs the Cabra
currency will gradually appreciate 90 tg normal stand
ard Of Dominican paper money and the business inter
ests OF SantO Domingo sadly dcranged be restored
to something like order Bacz, IL vas said, had taken
with him a large amount Of money in specie.
Arrests OF the partisaus Of Caba continued TO be made
up TO a short time before the arrival Of Baez and there
Numbers Of the prescribed had sought refuge the diff
ferent foreign Consuates. which thrown open 10
them, the Consuls supplying many Of the refugees with
tine necessares Of life. 10 supposed that Baez would
proclaim general amnesty Immediately after his T.
lat0n a. President which would shortly take ~" ce ~
The people Of Monte Christie had beer .r"'ced in
throwing up brcast orRs at that place Guard against
an INVASION &C vas feared that Cen LMperon one Of
one cd generals now at TWPs Island. would attempt
. mnaNg nc Monte ChlisfS. Beyond the excitement
caused by the arrival Of Paez the country quiet.
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repress the factions which at this moment no longer
pray, they ought to do but menace HouI hesty
Content these prOfaue desires, since you th yoise
obliged to bow the Will OF savage heH, ~ tnc
same fine the respect vOu to the VIII OF GOn DC
strOy thanks the laws when you are preparing
10 sanction the religious sentiments anu We conhueucG
of the world by sappiDg in that way me principal
base of a regular State-namely, IOralltyi ana Dy
dr wing down ON Yourself the celestial wrath as well
as our own and that OF all good ana true CHRISTIANS
You sire in the desire you have 10 retain your crOWn
deny the Almighty who accorded 1t to YOU in order to
your reeOus Subjects you expose your august
childrei 10 the thndeTbOs OF Heaven and you do not
rdecf sire that these do not content irrated
neoe Int awake in them the determination to obtain
sfi more Won will therefore, remain in face of mem
AGING popuatOn without being sustained by pure CON
science and without the support Of the church You have
rejected the prayers of your august family and OF abe
men i'm order follow the cOunsels of your present
ministers aud you have turned deaf 10 the pater
nal advice which my NunCO at Vienna has given you
you In the name the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
to remember the word Apostolic, which dlstln-
gsles your titles TO follow the example OF the h0ly
APOSTLES who shed their blood for their religion; 10
not belle an appellatiOn. the ambition OF every
Christian, and which was accorded to your ancestor
OF Hapsburg because he had known not only to
exalt but still more to defend the sacred faith
which procures eternal happiness DO not think Only
OF yourself, sire Cast also glance oil your puncf
family, your cOnsort who is awaiting painful
but happy event. reflect sire that all these persons
will hereafter lay you the responsibility of the dsas
tiers which may arise from your present course of action
Finally think of the old Pope who speaks 10 you or the
OurageS he has had to undergo from those whom ne pe
Neved entirely devoted him, and am persuaded tlat
YOU will hesitate TO fill his cup OF bitterness by ohglng
him change the benedctiOns which he has ready Tor
You and yours into many just excOmnlucauOhs' III
the time continue TO address the most ardent
prayers your behalf to the Almighty IN order that lie
may enlighten yOur mind, and bless you patGrnay;
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REroRrs BY TkLEanApn. APRlL
'gdFaL 40 HLFLS HHL
EUROPEAN MARKETS..


NJ ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH TO TIKI Tribune
Loypoy April 295 mCorsols 93do9l Cor and
the account. American securities close at the following prices L.
Five Twentes G50l div Ee Railway shares +t3 Illinois Cen
trails gi Atlantic and Great Western. 81
FR,NKroEr April 2Ryeniug -uuited States FyeTweny bonds
strong Last sales a ~ for the old issue.
PARIS april 2J-E,eHiuThe Bourse quiet Renes CO francs y
ceniines
LIVERPOOL April 235 p. m.The Cotton market closed buoyant
viii advance prices Of American descriptions The sales
have beea fully 1900 bales iaenag the usually large proportion Of
There las been active speculative demand and prices Of
materially advanced The following the closing
quotations. Mlling Cpland, port l2ll Mdug Upauds to
rive 2tL; Mdug Orleans l2j The Breadufs market is
orally uI very dali and has declined 81 since last report
aud quoted 81 per quarter Tor New Mixed Western Wheat
&c per GENITAL White. and IA for No Red Western
Barley 81 per bush Oats per bush Peas q per sOi No. Flour
81 per Dbl for Canal The Provision market generally
sales were per for American Beef Is dull l22
Per for Prime Mess Pork s5 cwt for Eastern Prime
Mess Cheese per for the best grades Of American tue Bacon
io per et for Cumberland Rop per cvt for Common North
Carolina and 70 Medium Tupeatlae 81 per cat Talow, IS 6
per est Resued Petroleum per gallon Spirits Petroleum o. per
gallon.
LoSpov April 23-EyenpgSugar quiet a6G ewt for No y
Dutch standard Linseed Lnseed cakes $40 Isl y
ASTwEnp April 23-Peoum closed dull at i2l francs Dbl for
Swv Anil 2aEreniug- Cotton market and
sp With sharp upward prices Tres ouinaire on the spot
There has been large business doing IN toit0n 10
arrive aud made at l4 francs Tor tres ornare
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seOusness returned, when she managed TO regain her
home. The police hayo been informed Of the outrage

seiousness returned when she managed to regain her
home The police have been informed OF the outrage
NEWARK.-The County Physician, Dr. Dodd,
received "a telegram from Millburn, last evening, an
nouncing that had been killed at that place but
giving particulars Our reporter was unable TO gather
the facts that hour there WAS no means OF coinln
ncaton with the place. The money-drawer IN MI.
McDernits store, No Grandst, robbed Of about
$50 yesterday The thief escaped Mrs. Wheeler, re-
siding in Ogden-st quite severely scalded yester
day by upsetting KETTLE Of boiling wafer "A Lodge
Of Sorrow" held by St Johns Lodge, f. and a. NJ,
last evening In respect the memory OF the late Judge
Waugh. The singing, addresses, &C. were OF the most
solemn and Impressive character. The rooms OF the
Lodge crowded by members OF the fraternity and
their friends
PATERSON.-The course of the Newark and
Paterson Railroad is through the Hugeson place. along
side OF Silver Lake Activity is increasing in the mills
especially IN the cotton business News agents say tlat
the sale 0i THE TRIBUNE since the first or the year mas
increased ~ per cent than that OF any other jour
nal The Democrats claim that the elections held ~
Wayne and west Milford having been held under the
terms OF the Registry law, after that law was repealed
are Illegal The Republicans ably headed by Mr.. Wurtz
and Mr. futile. claim that notice of the repeal OF the
law received III time, though the rumOr current
FRANKLIN FURNACE, n. J-Eardyston
Division No 7G = of r. was instituted Tuesday even
ing last by ID. G. W. r. Henry Simpson.
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A GREAT sENsATIoN-LErTER PROM THE Pore
TO THE EMPEROR.

A GREAT sESsATIoN-LRrTER PROM THE PORE
TO THE EMPEROR.
The following letter, said to have been ad-
srcssed by Pope to the Emperor OF Austria Is pub
shed In all the leading Of Continental Europe and
produces quite sensation The letter Is undoubtedly a
forgery but many prominent like the Debas and
Temps Of Paris insist that may be authentic. The
Uaiss saws that the Holy Father writing 90 the Empe
ror wond certainly express the sentiments Of this letter
but In Il somewhat different style.
4 ZONE, March "a 1863
my beloved Son and August Apostolic Majesty II the
ane (AROstOlcl which give yea ana wlheh has
Dee accorded you by the Almighty and by the Represent
aVos u the Holy Roman See, does not awake IN your
hear the sentiments which hitherto have distinguished
you among all other MOnarehs, and when your hadly
ins{ed Senators have known how nal 10 exthgnlsh ~
you but Ia weaken, chief Of the great ana boy
Christian association believe myself obliged 70 einple
a the my disposal Vicar Of Christ 10 bring
yYOs back your duty. consider that course tue more
AecesAary that know that MI your august
tamily and yourself, Oh, Majesty have IN
reality only dsdain for these concessions, which
every Christian wiz reproye. You, oh Majesty, have
behaved In the midst Of the circumstances occurring,
that your duty required 70 conform 10 the ergenees
on modern enands and instead OF grasIang with hand
Of iron the ne Us OF government In your Empire you have
SLOWED then 10 float inert And now you can no longer
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

Arcrsr, Ga Aprl 23-C otton-Midlugs. 3Ol d3e
wSSgToY H. ~ Gat,dnSnI. l Tsr ~ 30
CHAHLEsroy. 5. C.. April 23-Co,ou-M idlings, dc
- 1909 7i No +2o3 Con-No J., a5ao9c No s5dSSle
Nv g oS as o'i. lies. fS 81 clear Pos +s lard
i7ac Live Hogs. ~ lO9$9 IS Beef Cattle 81 by 80 So
essST.5 A?F ssS,S Gs ~ al S Sc Leaf, s
Mess Pork Lard 3c Bulk Meat-Ses ltc shoulders l2c
si2 IS Tor Red Winter $685. White $i 80 for Double E.u,
wh@t-No Chicago SPrns 1898 Corn = 20 Corn Meal k
PlsnELrmI, April 2a-cO.n s.a3llc for MiddIng. Pero
low grades aud choice Western 80 for Pennsyyan'
Con-YrIor 2a+l IS; Mixed Western, $i2Od 70 Oats
0Gc for heavy; 9Id95c. for light
Western 81 Oats-wes,ern arrive, Tsc. Barley
Western the canal Rome 81 49, to he delivered here free The
Milwaukee estimated to he " lOwsi $4,000 bush Wheat l7''
BALTIMORE April 9l-Co.on-Mdaing dc. Floqr-Howard-.t
Supedne 10 Oa+ll do E, > lsa sl3 do Family y 2
tS e MA sqtGS %s saS S 1 k tss 3 d. II
$40 25d sll IS Cornwhte. ~ l2dsl IA Yellow u ~
Saa 81 TO- PorE-Mess $ssS ga 90 Bscon-Rib Sides l6i
cT ss. ne SSGassr' s ss ea Ls Ssy 9 Sigh,
E.es5ass per 1sn psaa% as IoSs En coS
! o. oat. 7od7Sc Hay slsa$29 ,.
MwAuKYK April 21foar Choice Wisconsin aud Iowa, 80 ga
receipts a ~ % OH for No do Oats, b2i
aS Msr for SG l5i s Son Ste 'oi HiS s'; 5
ST. Lor s April n"Whtst~ra esas2 70 for Prime to
81 Ssasg barley "a Pori, 20 Bacon
@ for Sou ll S. G S %i .sS ~ IS cs sss
moss Anil Michigan 81 Gg Amber
Michigan S2dgQIc Oats--No /. s2c 49, .,.
Gy Gs A Ear o o sss c"S & Mess Pork
s27 IS L,rTieree sie Decentralization. i9i69ic; Clear
sides. NE all packed Fancy Hams, sid4oe IN canvas Ra"
Baeon--Cear Sides l6lc Lard isdlSc. Corn, s'eSsl Oats
7edsOc.
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Japan.
TIE COUNTRY IN A

TIE COUNTRY IN A STATE OF ANARCHY-A NUM-
BIER OF FRENCTIMEN MURDERED AT OsACA-
LONDON, April 23.-Later dispatches from japan
have been received here by way of Shanghai. The
country was in a state of anarchy. The natives OF
Osaca had captured and cruelty butchered boats
crew of the French corvette Duplex, and had com
PEELED all the foreign agents, with the exception of
the English to haul down their flags.
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tho HonSo Oh 'nAS suUJVNs - >-S;-v> -rz-,.
.-.-..,s,, ,,.oo ourepd To. ,ggV.. k
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, April 23.-Their Royal Highnesses, the
Prince and Princess of Wales, attended grand ball
given in their honor last night at the Exhibition
Palace The building was magnifcently decorated
and the floor and galleries were crowded with one oil
the most brilliant assemblages ever gathered togeth-
nr i'm this city.