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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-24
DAVID BUCHER.
SOUTH'S Gem asad Ferotypc
kND

~ Gallery,
(0yer Roane & Alby's Clothing storey
wish to inform the public that am prepared
to furnish them with GEM Pictures in every style
of the art-such as Gem Types, Ferotypc and
Ambrotype Four Gem Pictures for one dollaE,
and finished in twenty minutes after making the
setting Pictures furnished in Cases, Lockcts
and Breastpins. at the shortest notice. Call and
examine specimens. JOHN NJ. SOUTH.
may 20-3m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-24

"UBBARD LIGHT MOWER.
n This favprite machine is again before
the public, much improved since last Summer.
For its merits we refer those wishing to buy now
ers to the following gentlemen-a few among the
many who are now using thep:
j. & p. Todd, Mt. Scion,
James P. Byers, Parnassus,
VIM. b. Cochran, Churchville,
James W. Crawford, Staunton,
W. J. D. Bell, &c
David S. Bell, Fishersville,
Luke Woodward, Craigsville,
J.W. McCutchen, 6
Andrew Cameron, Lexington,
R. ]. Glendy, Bath county,
]. c. Lewis, g
VIM W. Montgomery, Deerfeld.
PARKINS, NELSON s. CO., Agents
may 20-2m
NTEW BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
IN On Main street, next to Links Drug
store, Staunton, Va.
Will keep constantly on hand, the largest apd
best selected stock in the Valley Cheap for cash
Enyelonss cents q pack, Paper cents quire,
everything else in proportion. Orders solicited
and promptly filed at lowest rates. Call and ex-
anime III. SULAAv AN,
march 25-tf Staunton, Va.
DERIODICAL DEPOT New York
I Ledger, Saturday Night, Chimney Corner,
and all other popular weeklies: Cooley, Demorest,
Harpers Bazaar, and all the fashionable books
of the day-Harper's and the Eclectic Magazine,
and in fact all the standard publications, both
foreign and domestic, furnished at publishers pri-
ces, at the new book store, next to Links
april 15-tf NJ. SULLIVAN.
rYOR RENT-Rockbridge Foundry and Ma
chine Works. A bargain can be had
Satisfactory references required Address.
J. MCDOWELL TAYLOR
june lo-st Lexington, w.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-24
The Latest News.

The President has vetoed the Arkansas
Bill. 3ssI
Gen. Harry Heth has been pardoned by
the President. A.t,
A Bill has been reported reducing tax on
whiskey to sixty cents II asea
It is reported that general amnesty proc
lamation will be issued on the 4th Of July.
Gold in New York sl.4ot. Virginia's
ex-coupons, 50. New 57a.. Money free.
Col. Ames' catISouthern Combination
three shows in one-will be. here on the 4th
Of July. and, of course, everybody will spend
their money on that day. : See advertisement
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-24

"a GENTS WANTED.
E ALL AGENTS who propose to sell, and !
parties who propose to buy life of Gen. GRANT,
should understand, that the PERSONAL HISTO- |
RY OF
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-24

J0lQ In NEW 4OIA VAs3V4s. y AEhuAh
ex-coupons, So. New 57a Money free.
Col Ames' GreatSouthern Combination
three shows in one--will be.hare on the 18th
Of July. and, of course, everybody will spend
their money on that day. See advertisement.
7ss5f
Co-OpERATIoNs.-T Emperor Of the
French lately created Mr.. Paul Dupont, pro-
prietor Of Paris printing establishment, an
officer Of the Legion Of Honor. A deputation
from the printing Office waited on the Emperor
with an address Of thanks, signed by eleven
hundred workmen employed The Emperor
in reply said that the honor had been confer
red on Mr.. Dupont because he had introduced
into his establishment the principle Of cooper
alton, which tended to ereatea unity Of inter
ests between masters and their operatives.
SPECULATION ABOUT THE New YoRK
NoMINAT1oN.-A correspondent Of the Balti-
more Gazette, says: re pa
The excitement in relation to the New York
Convention is becoming very intense here,
and politicians begin to talk in earnest as to
the probable nominee. Chief Justice Chase
has doomed up considerably within the last few
days, and his friends regard his chances for
the nomination as quite fattering. The plat
form which was autographed you last evening.
and which was prepared BY the Chief Justice
himself, is the topic Of general discussion here,
On the other hand the friends Of Hancock
and Adams or Hancock and Hendricks are
sangui!le of their ticket A leading Radical
Politician, who has just returned here after an
extensive tour through Western New York
and Northern Ohio and Indiana, reports that
Hancock ticket would sweep the soldiers
vote through all that region.
It is stated here that Pendleton's influence
will probably be thrown for Hancock in the
event of failure = ss''
The impression is that Senator Hendricks,
of Indiana, will be the man. If Mr.. Pendle-
ton is not the nominee, his friends will be full
| ~ able to control the nomination.
Facts Have come to light here which show
the apprehensions of the Radicals on the cur
rcncy issue. Thad. Stevens says that Pendle.
toms greenback doctrines are correct that
our currency is our lawful money, and that
gold is commodity in the market. He gives
this as his private opinion, but thinksit would
be impolitic for his party to announce it as 9
part Of their platform. Z
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-24

ATEW BUTCHER STORE.
IN The undersigned, will open Tues
day. June 10Th, meat store, on the corner Of
Beverly and Madison streets, where he will keep
constantly on hand supply of CHOICE Meats
of oil kinds. His days of business will be Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday mornings of each
week. He promises strict attention to business,
will keep nothing but the best the country can
afford, sell as cheap as any other and hopes to
have share Of the public patronage.
june 17-3t GEO. A. NEWCOS1E.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-24

per manth
" to sell the NATIONAL FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE This machine is equal to the
standard machines in every respect and j. sold at
the low price of $50. Address NATIONAL SEW
ING I4CHINEgO., Pittsburgh, Pa june 24-5m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-24

Grape Vines, and Grape Cuttings, for sale by
~ NJ. Y. PARTLOW,
apr1i S-F opposite Depot.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-24

vrench China DINNER AND TEA SETS,
= for sale by
may 27-tf MERRIKEN & WALLER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-24
rrURRARD LIGHT MOWETs,

Major PEEER Il. WOODWARD, Manager.
may 13-3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
MONDAY. Nov. i6-P. ".

Gold opened at 1851 sold at 1856. a 1864 1877 1861!
closing ut 1861 1856 The clearngs at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were $l77 43 600, and the balances &c.
94OS2 81. Cash gold scarce for delivery the open
ing rate was lG but il advanced TO Il per cent at
tho close of the clearing hour The average rate of
the day per cent, and per cent bid for its
use tomorrow.
Government bonds opened at an advance of Va.
cent on the closing prices of Saturday-G5s sold
at llOI. At the Board the advance was not fully
maintained CPS sold at 1921 Gis 1914 67s, llOdll0
The counter demand for investment lots was large
and the country orders continue TO be on a liberal
scale State bonds were strong Missouri per cent
sold ut S9l Tennessee per cent. 20; New bonds 69
North Carolina per cent new. %. Railway bonds
were dull and steady. Pacific Mail sold ut llSi ;
Merchants Union Express advanced per cent. selling
at 81 Western Union Telegraph sold at 3GB
Railway shares opened excited, Ere monopolizing
the interest of the street The opening transactions
were done at 53j, from which price it was advanced
to g. an advance of 70 per cent from the lowest quo
taions on the break. From this price it fell in a few
minutes to 4S, with subsequent rally to 55, after
ward selling at is So ST. 5Oi Sit closing at 5Old5Os
The advance in the Long Room was one of the
most exciting ever witnessed mt the Stock EX-
change, and the stock sold at n difference of Sper
cent at tho same moment in different parts of the
room New-York Central advanced TO l23! on the
excitement in Erie, afterward declining TO 1913.
Reading sold at lOO,9Qs. The Western shares were
stronger but did not sympathize with Erie IN Its
mercurial fluctuations. Michigan Southern sold NJ
SiaS8,; Northwestern Common, SBaS5s; Rock
Island 1851 lO5, 1861 Fort Wayne, lO9l0lOS. ilud-
son River advanced to 1861 Harlem, l25 bid Illinois
Central lil bid. At the First Board Erie continued
the chief center of interest selling at5l&5O Cleveland
and Toledo sold at 20. ST. Paul Common. M St Paul
Preferred s3l Chicago and Alton, 1885, Chicago and
Alton Preferred 1861. AT the o'clock board New
York Central sold at l22Gl22s Erie was less active
at 5OI a5Ol Reading strong at 100; Northwest
orn Common sold at So: Northwestern Preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
TUEECOOPER UNION.

The Curator of the Cooper Union has fur
pisled the following correction Of statement which
appeared in O city newspaper OF Saturday last:
To the razor Of me Tribune.
Dr,n SIR: A statement appeared The Ncir-I orE
gs of Saturday last 10 the effect that the large hall OF
The Cooper Union "TdS grdiOUsiy furnished JOr h0d'-
Ell ,1eeftngs during the recct cdHrofSs'
si9 abatement Is entirely Incorrect The Hall IL never
used without being paid for and during the recent can
yas- ms in all previous ones both political parties uaed
tbe Hall and paid precisely the same rate for H.
I'm fact the Hail is used without compensation;
except the direct purposes OF the Institution ana al
statements the contrary Will be found, on examination
OF the books OF the Institution, to be incorrect 49, -
Mr. Cooper has occasionally, himself. paid or me nan
for charitable purposes, in the ease OF the WORKING
wOmens Union meeting recently hedi there, but never
for political meetings. -, $4,000,
In view Of the recent action Of the Common'Counc:l
arising probably ont OF the false impression above ex
messed beg leave 10 state that the books OF account
If the Cooper Union at all times open 10 the spec
ton either OF the members of the Common Council or OF
any Derson who may have legitimate Interest III the eA
animation and am instructed AT all times 10 aHoro
"er1 facility 10 the public press in becoming acquainted
nm the operatiOus OF the Institute Very respectfully
~aUrs VINCENT COLYER, Curator.
Nclr. York Nov &c. 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, connecting san
Francisco and the Pacific Coast with the Atlantic
lines now nearly completed and doing large ana
remunerative way business, must speedily become
one of the most important and valuable lines Oh
through traffic on the continent.
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS issued thereon nav
ing lien superior to that of the United States. ara
now widely known and esteemed as among the Safest
best. and most profitable corporate securities Tor ih
vestment A limited quantity will be sold at iCo anu
accrued interest in currency. Principal and SIX per
cent interest payable in gold. Government BONDS
received in exchange at full market rates, allowing
the difference in cash. tIsk~ hAicn. -
Bankers. &c. No. ) Nassau-St. N l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK CASE.

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK CASE
Yesterday, the examination in the case OF
lanes Henderson, arrested for having attempted 10
procure the cerncaton OF forged check for the sum
Of so51iO So altered from for sG so given by Henry
Cews C Co.. was continued before Justice Downing at Tue
Tombs Mr. Samuel COnOyer, the Cashier OF tie fouIln
National Bank was examined, ana testned that
the nrisoucr had only asked to have the check cerned
when check IL certified by the cashier OF Dank' VIC
nnpicaut or holder obtain money on u az any pak
ceftifying "A check is almost the same thing as paying ~
ic added however. that when he certified check ne
only considered il certifying 10 the fact that therc was
a snniciency OF money in the bank to the drawers nc
couut To meet the check; he did not certify To the gehu
neus OF the choc Counsel for the defense then moved
Tor The discharge Of the prisoner on the ground hat ne
had committed act Of forgery justice Downing
Informed the counsel that the prisoner was accused OF
having frauduently altered check with intent 10 de
fraud aud that Offering the same Tor certncauOh no
had uttered the check forgery, ana was amenaDe 20
inc law Counsel for the accused then stated that nc
wond have To GO into defense, and the examination OF
the witnesses the defense was set down Tor IhuTsdhy
mi III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
ROARD on COuNCILMEN.

The Board met at p. m. yesterday President
Monaghan in the chair. resolution hid over re-
anestIng County Clerk TO furnish the members Of the
BOARD with an official copy Of the results OF the recent
election in this city and County and That 800 copies Of
the same he printed resolution prcvou'y adopted,
Framing the use or tho formerly used the COun
~ Clerk to tho Law Library" was reported Concur
renee was had with the Aldermen IN transferring the
rooms formerly occupied by the Sheriff to tie Board OF
CorOners Nv unanimous vote the Board accepted the
Mayors resignation TO take effect from Nov go inst at
~ o'clock nOOn transmitted 10 inc 'ounol board ana
published in the proceedings Of tue Board Aldermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

s53 Rock Island advanced to 1OG; Hudson sold a,
12i; ST. Paul Preferred s4s At the Second Board New
York Central sold at 1879; Erie, 5l.a51j; North.
Western Preferred S7,; Toledo, 100; st. Paul Pre-
ferred. 81 Rock Island, 1867 At the close Nov.
York Central and Erie were feyerish and lower A..
balance of the list steady at decline of !at no.
cent from the highest prices. Government hond.
cIosod Gtaadu AZ ~N'"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
THE MARKETS.
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.


RECEIPTS. . So,
For rHg WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Nov l6 lsS
B,syra Cow Yeas Sheep and Lam0A sSi9e 20,
Ssts no lI0 1850 1913 W."
These were sold at the following marketplaees'
p..,., Cow, Veal. S1 Lambs ~ S-in. Total
At NAtouM Drove. Yards..2ll0 90 ., 10 80.
AZ Hudson CITY Drove ids2GlI NV isS 90 ilsls 80.
a. c cisSsn s''., IS! ii 81 , st s;: 80:
AtFortisth.st. ....~...... 80 ''''i %" 49,.
a a' se; = S" reefs $50 s s s as 49,
Receipts last Neek......... olo5 " w.
PRICES OF BEEF TO-DAY ,s,aist
Beef
Prime Cattle. ia05
rated
good quality '',''''''
That Of ordinary Steers Oxen and Vo"s'''''' 40
Inferior grade Of Cattle
bs ssnsa average ofthe 20 day estimated Az 1SI
Of prices ron.
Of The from
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE tROM-NeW,,i oih' Sss, Iows.
svivania 40 ohio 80 Indiana 465 Illinois, AoS. 1e1as
IS Missouri 81; Kentucky, 35i; Connectlcutti'''
and Cherokee, Ill. - IT. 90 5av completing
es Tor the week or 500 more than the previous inS
The marker ia more active and the good cas a., tha
inc a little more money-say about &c. per mopsnged
hulk of the ordinary and medium drVveS ,ortniht bus
rha arrivals have been moderate Tor Ioo
nrcas have only advanced &C. with an average ~ cna
per week average OF lOOo lo ns sheep and
month ago. The continued nesNy nriaos 81 CATTLE
yIntted poultry markets keep down the ,,,rtay or
Wben tl,e common people take home tuI ~ and
,,air ~ ohickens AT sc they dd last ala
aturdav they are very apt 70 neglect the De- fos
ToJay ood Chickens can be had Tor SOc ana .s ia.
5Sc and they still take tho precedence over butchers
sides this there is great deal OF dlsIrust VI f.uros
snd snecnlators In view VI several heavy '""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

Tho Poard then concurred with the Aldermen in adopting
tb nreanbe and resolution complimentary to ms Honor
1Ie Board then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
And the following for Railroad bonds !:


Money was easy at Ga per cent on call Government
dealers were offered large amounts at per cent. and
were fully supplied at that rate. Commercial paper
is easier of sale at 9al2 per cent.
Sterling Exchange is dull. with prime bankers
bills offered at lO9 with sales at second hand at 1881.
The advance in gold and the high rates paid for its
use checks operations. We quote London, 60 days
100; London sight. 1O9l a O9s London prime com.
mercial 1O9sGllO; Paris, long, 517iG5.l6s; Paris
short, 515G5.133; Antwerp, 5.2OG5.17i Swiss, 5sOs
517i; Hamburg, 80; Amsterdam, 4l04li Frank
fort. 4O,04l; Bremen. 76.G7Si; Berlin, 7lt01i
The sale of stock of the East India Telegraph Com
pany at the present price $50 per share will close
the Goth inst. after which no stock will be offered
except at an advance.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer we're Receipts for Customs, s2Is,OOO Re-
ceipts for Gold Notes. $4,000 Total Receipts $685.
572 95; Total Payments, sl.1lS52S AZ; Balance, sS
GO3,325 OF.
Freights to Liverpool, 1900 bbls Flour at 2s 3D. /;
by steamer, 1000 bales Cotton at ia I'd.
The earnings OF the Atlantic and Great Western Rail
way for the week ending Nov. were: -
1881 ~ SlO443l Decrease. slss
The Cincinnati Gazette OF Friday, says
demand for money continues active a. ever While me TSae
currency does ncreEse 70 appredsbe extent be a
take Of their deposn asd therefore re-
fuse ali outside paper paper taken b. them a. the us te 81
In the market matters baEe no changed mo s
paper more easily plsce but rates are fully sustained
Table Of the ArerGge AMOUNT or Loans, nDecle cucua-
ton. Deposits and Legal Tenders IN me BdnHs o. ne
cir OF Seie- York t0r he reeE ending saturday Noe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
COURT CALENDARs-Tms DAY.

Ing 500 from John Woods, returned Californian, on
Wednesday night last, at Il house IN Greene-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERs-BARARD r. b. ISosAHAH and
CAtDOzO. j ]. Court opens at lOl a. IA.
Enumerated Motions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Nov. TO- I s,S
Bssyrn Cowa YEAS Sheep and Lam0A ssies ~ IA,
56g8 10 ll0 sO,80 ISIsS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03

Cotton ~ steam to Liverpool Id. D u by ssilI
i'd; tobacco e. los. d hid. By san, to
Hsyre l,dl2c. for cotton. By steam to Boston,
lie. for cotton. 81 for -four, and 20022c. for
corn. BY steam TO Philadelphia 10. for cotton.
By steam to New York lc. for cotton, and S5@
90c. for -four. W ~ tt-
WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT The following re-
port of our market for the week ending this even
ing is from the circular of Fl. I. Lonsdale, Esq,
coffee broker:
Imports from Rio de Janeiro from 1st July, 1867.
to 30th June, 1868, 1859 bags. Same
period previous year 81 AL bags. Increase in
1867 6s 80 07s bags. Imports from LIST July last to
date, 1900 bags. Stock on hand from last season,
5s,7 bags. Stock-Ric In Importers hands this
day Chsfiraix q Agar 1000 bags Elliott & Nc
Keever 1sl7. A. Lemotte 1000, Herman, Hertz &
Co. 1000, l.. Grand Co. 1000, F. Schroeder x Co.
SOo-sll7 bags. Gold this day 13s. Market
Prime l6i@l7 gold duty paid; good fair l6Gl6k
do; fair is j@153 do; common o. do.
Holders firm but nothing doing from first hands.
WEEKLY QUOTATIONS OF HIDES, Erc.-The follow
ing is from the weekly circular Of Messrs. Hay &c
Mehle for the week ending this evening";
Steer hides, city slaughter, over 50 Bs.. u no.
93c. steer hides, city slaughter 20 to "a bs, d
H. lOc.; steer hides, city slaughter, under 20 bs,
~ ~. l0c hides, city slaughter, as they run.
iOs@lOlc q H.; kips, city slaughter, 20 70 bs,
1885, u b. kps city slaughter, Is to 80 bs., l11o
l23; calf skins city slaughter, sl@l Is; country
hides, flint, 20 to Is fbs, lS@lS3c. Il b.; country
hides, flint, damaged, half price beeswax, prime
yellow $50. p b.; OK horns, large Texas, each,
&c.; tallow, l0Gllc. u d.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03

Disastrous FIRE IN BUFFAL9 Loss $3.50. 600.
A fire occurred on the 2sth ult., In Aiamss
block. Washington street, Buffalo, occasioled by
the bursting OF tie gas pipe i1 the basement OF
the Commercial Advertiser newspaper Office
The large FIVE story building in the rear Of the
block was destroyed. This building was occu-
pied by Mathews & Warren, proprietors of the
Commercial Advertiser, apd an extensive job
printing Office Adams 4 Co., wholesale tobacco
manufacturers, and Clay, Cook < CO., lithograph-
ers. The front was occupied by the above AIMED
parties, and also by the Pratt Fruit and Oyster
Company, the assessor Of internal revenue aud
600. Mathews 4 Warren Iost vsss- antire stock of
type, presses, paper, ETC., valued at sll0,Vh, Ou
which they have an Insurance OF f6S,OOO, They
had eleven steam presses 10 constant use, and
when The news of the Ere reached Mr.. Mathews
he was packing his valise 10 proceed 10 NeT York
to purchase several additional presses.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03
MEDICAL.


MEDICAL.
CrEC,AL TREATMENT or OHKoNI9
ss diseases viz
Diseases Whites, Blepnorhees, Ucers Rheumatism touh
W Organs and Deafness Consultations day from y
O'clock till n At Ms N 0ss corner o. Orleans ana Soar
nR. r.. WILHOFT,
PHYSICIAN AND ACooUCHEUR.
Once Residence No 20 s.rOnns Between eirOd and
Julia Stresta
NEW ORLEANS, La
once Hours-From IL Il to 5 o'clock r. Speciality;
Female Diseases and obstetrics
VINO TAKES THE MONEY!
Dr. wQLOoTT he will pay $1,000 70 any person vhs
will produce a remedy that Will instantly remove, and
Tempies Nsck SnouldsTs Breast Back, Heart, Lungs
Sides Hips Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes Internal OF
Frsbtfu Csncers-in fact al palm rom any cause Rheu
Iseof Psnss queR a. Psn PAINT or reduce
rapidly he permanently soon, give no pain IN its sp
or ssss person. snS As Pain Paint
Applied Free at no. 81 OsrOndelet street
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied.
Poydrss street Msnuiacturers Of the ssskO6 Bttsrs:
entemen-I have examined the patent that granted
you by the o. Government for manufacturing the hslskof
Btes and found in the ingredients employed compound
calculated excite and keep good order the digestive
organs have prescribed sad Btters times and In
every instance had occasion 20 ascertain their oeneneA
sssssni ..fSans %EEefES D. Canal street
examined The patent bold for the snasct ure
Maakon Bers and End nothing In the ingredients thereo
taken In inordinste Quantities Indeed nothlag o1
cordial aromatic bitter. 3. a. SMITH, M U.
Your Maiakon Bitters, witch have examined, do no
ingredients injurious 10 health and may DO recon,
mended 70 hose Who are In want Of god tonic
Yours. n. sChUfFbhf ~ u
BOOK FoR THE UNF0KTUNATE
J. BALDWIN DUPFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
FISEs Impotency Loss of Power, Nervous Debility, viii
Notes mpedmens 20 haIrsge should ee sse % az cen
J. B. DUFF GR1FfIs.
New Orleans Medical Institute
N 264 Magazine street,
- .-l-... al....a. A.. unrn.a.hnlir treatad
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03

FRrEvpsHIP AND woMEN.-- Women have more
need of friendship than men have. II IL an ele-
mept of life more Important and preciousto them.
The obstacles TO IT, and the branches Of il pre- more
numerous and fatal with them than with men.
Many Of the best friendship eude all public OBJ
aeYvstiona in their modest priyacy and s6 are not
Generally known 10 exist. In the future--if that
frtnre ~ an irnprovement on the friendship
win nlsv a mare impcrtant part than IL ever has
IN the lives both of women and OF men. There ~
no sentiment which more needs cultivation or "a
capable of yielding such matoh.ess blessings.