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The Institute Is founded scientific principles for the
positive Of ali ca IONIC, PRIVATE and SPECIAL
DISEASES.
/ DR.. J. BALDWIN DUFF is favoFaby known throughout
the West and South Of the successful specialists
in the country having cured thousands Of Syphilis Gonor
Thos, elect. etc.
DR. DuFrs treatment Of Seminal weakne IS Nocturnal
Emissions and Impoteney known fail having
cured every under his care, that cursbie
The Medicines warranted Of the purest
quality prepared by DR. THOMAS O. CIR FIN, OF
London. Drng Store thus giving patients
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES. scientifically pre-
pared. .fas. b.
The afflicted invited TO call and examine mode Of
treatment friendly talk costs nothing We all
communications by mail with dispatch and give consuta-
tons in French, Spanish. German and Italian
For further particulars, address call the Institute
p. SAN persons sueli with Nervousness. General De
by, Low Spirits, Loss Of Appetite should Dr. GRfF
FINS ELIXIR OF TIE PHOSPHATE OF IRON AND
BARK-a most delightful Tonic
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GRAND R. A. onAPrER.

samuel NJ Todd NJ T. Grand Hish Priest, New 'orlsan
s @. Parsors, Deputy Grand High Priest. Baslrop.
r c. Stirling. Grand King Bayou Sara
II Breeu, Grand Scribe. New Orleans
Henry r. swascy, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
j. c. Batchelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain. B.strop
Joseph p Honor. Grand Capt Of the Hcst New Orleans
+. TsSale. Grand p. s., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand X A Captain New OreanA
W. W. Leake, Grand Master Third Veil. Bayou Sara
NJ n G.rard, Grand Master Second VEL opelousas.
W. f. Halneigh. Grand Hasles First Veil Franklin.
r. 8. Burke, Grand Guard New Orleans
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GRAND COUNCIL X ANpnM.

.. n Todd. M p, Grand Master New Orleans.
~. X swase5, p, Deputy Grand Master, New orIsans
John W. Jones, T.. nustrOus Grand Master, Shreveport.
John O oordy, @. p, conductsr Of Work, Franklln-
"A breen, q. Q. Of the Guard. res OrlsaaA
Joseph p Hornor, q. Treasurer, New orieanx
Qua sontas, @. Recorder. New orlcans
hsv. Thos. B Lawson, O. Chaplain. New orsanG
T. Z. Buckley, q. Conductor. New Orleans
n L. Bruce q. Steward, View oriesnn
tsa'fns Wells q. ssntirsi. S~v Orleans
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Shepard, Abbott q Co., IS Camp street. are
ceiling their stock at greatly reduced prices,
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Fneampmenfs.

THE R. W. GRAND EFCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets semiannusy the fourth Wednesday In January
AID July Officers for ls6S-J iwinnernore Of No. s. NJ w.
Grand Patriarch A. W. Aacdone, Of No. 5. NJ Grand
High Priest; Jules A Florst Of No-l r w. Grand Ward
en-; ". C. Wilson, Of No /, R. W Grand Scribe B. Dasnva
Of No. l. r. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper
OF No 8 r. W. @. Jusior wardez :; A. Wallace
Hunter. Of No.-L r. W. Grand Represe atative
Georg Hungesser Of No W. O. Nar-ha Frank Paser Of
No Z w. Grand Sentinel; n. Frankford, Of No s w. d.
Grand Sentinel; Henry JONES' No. e. Ds No Deputy
District Grand Pstriarch
STANDING CoMxITKEs-cFeiefiais and Rawna-Josh-
am Potter ofNo !, VIM. Bloomfield Jr Of No. A. Nazu-
reau, Of No. s.
sats Of the ovd~-J. O. Dunlsp ofNo. l. Luther Homes
Of Nc I. O. Tinsman, of Ne -.,......-. -.....
Finanoe-B N. Rushs Of No !, John B. Heuo, OF No !.
Geo Ksur. OF No 6 ia -.-...
Constitution and b. Eass Howard NIIlspaueh ogNo g.
Edward Pisbury. Of No 5 II y starcksn sfNOs G
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PHYsICIANs---DRU sGIsTs.

NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
soA Magazine street. Corner of Poes SArre.
). B. DUFF sndr. G. GRIFFIN. ....-~....rropdss0n.
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BETTER Than Copaiba.
AAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT or

MATICO vEGETALla
Where all other preparations failed preparations
vii always effect These rapid extraordinary
Of and chronic private diseases
They used in the hospitals Of Paris by the Dr.
Rk nd and found greatly superior 70 all hb know
sra remedies and copaba cubebA The njection
used in recent and capsules In more chronic cases
General dspst In Paris at dRIMAULT CO.'S
Chemists TO Il. II. Prince Napoleon
Is Richslieu-
Ssid In Esv Oriesnz by DUCON0E.
DELOCHR
0UILLOT,
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
ERENCn AEDICINEs IN vosUE-
BY GRTMAULr CO..
Chemists suE e Y. Rr5aE1It + HI Ps.sss xapolsss
No More Cod Liver OIL
eRrnAULrs SYRUP OF IoDIzEp HoRsz RAsrsH
Tbs syrup s with the greatest success place
God Liver on to which IL Infinitely superior Il
muscular atony and loss Of appetite the
constitution by purifying the blood and is word
powerful depurstive knewn fatgues the stomach
and bowels, and administered with the greatest efficacy Il
children subject TO humors ssrd
Atlast t is very ecacous In the diseases off, sin
No More Consumption.
akIMAuLrs SYRUP OF HfFHOsPHATE OF LINE
This new medicine Is sovereign remedy in phthss
other diseases Of the lungs promptly all the
serious symptoms The cough Is relieved the night sves
cease, and the patient rapidly recovers his health
No More Poverty of the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DIS LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRON
new medicine contains the elements Of ths
blood and bones and iron In liquid state II
all hitherto offered to the public liquid coorless taste
less speedily chloross pains in the stomach dcu
The majority Of the Academies Of Medicine Of Paris
mend the Phosphate OF Iron TO ladies Of delicate constitution
suffering from ahemis and al other perssns fatgued from
over anxety nervous emoteas ovsrvork, general debility
s sny preparation when never causes esustipsssou
and can be borne sy ths most delicate stonsehs.
Eerv us Headaches and NeuraIgfs
observation-disclosures by
9RiMAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA
veeetsos Substance used fron time BraHf
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sabordinate Eaeampment..

WILDEY NO. l.-- I.
Meets on the First Third Saturdays Of each month IN
Lodge Room No l. the Mutual Insurance Gem
pany. Ohieers-B- Ds silva O. p; A. Thens,u. II. P:
Thomas H. jones' Scribe
HoBAH ENCANPxESf NO. 8.
Mees the Second and Fourth Saturdays of each month IA
Lodge Room No l. the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. OfHcers-Geo. W. Ssdlsr, O.. Psi NJ Burks
h. p; w. II Wright. Scribe
MAGNOLIA ESCAxPMENT NO. e.
Meets the second and fourth Saturdays In each month Al
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ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. o. THIRrY.rn
DECREE A AND A r.
chns Laron de Ladsbas, ssd, New orisann
James Q Bachelor, n. .. SD. New orleans,
Dep in'p. Gen. VIM NJ Perkins asa New orlssns
8. NJ Todd, s3d, New Orleans
jno. I. Monroe. SD. New Orleans
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Kerv us Headaches and Neuralgis

9RIMAULTs BRAZILIAN GuARANA
Avegetabie substance used from time memeriAi in Brax
ans entirely inohensiVe.
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DrinhtnE 10 Vylno Countries.

Dr.J. g. Holland, better known per-
haps as Timothy Titcomb, In q pub
Iished letter discusses the question
whether cheap wine is the cure of in
temperance. He is spending some time
at Lausanne, on the shore Of the Lake
Of Geneva, and In a arape.grOWing dis
trfol. His statement is this.
Failing 70. find the solution Of the
temperance question In the Maine law,
failing to perceive 1t in the various
modes and movements OF reform, i,
with many others, have looked with
hope to find Il in cheap aud compare
lively harmless wine; but, for one,
can look in this direction hopefully no
longer. The people drink their
cheap white wine here to drunkenness.
A -boozIer set than hang around the
multitudInous cafes here, it would be
hard to find in any American city, even
where they enjoy the license OF the
Maine law. The grand difference In the
drunkenness ofan American and Swiss
city, Is found in the fact that the man
who has wine in him Is good natnred,
and the man who is equally charged
with whisky Is a demon.
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Things that have seen ana do not
like 60 see.

uho 20 Bees
have seen 4 farmer build house SO
large that the sheriff turned him out of
doors.
1 have seen q young man sell a good
farm, turn merchant, and die In the
insane hospital.
have seen q farmer travel about SO
much, that there was nothing at home
worth looking after.
have seen young girl marry a
young man OF dissolpte habits, and re-
pent Of 1t as long asshe lived. an
Ihave seen the extrRvagancs and fol-
ly OF children bring their parents to
poverty. and want, and themselves iu-
to disgrace,
have seen a prudent, Industrious
wife retrieve the fortunes of a family,
when her husband pulled at the other
end of the repe.r FeF l
/ have seen a Young man who de-
apiSed the counsel of the wise and the
advice of the good end his career in pov.
srtY and wretchedness.
L have seen man depart from the
truth, when candor and veracity would
have served him q much better pur'
pose. Ss ~ =
have seen a man engaRe,in q law.
suit about a trifling affair that cost him
more in the end than would have root
ed all the buildings on his farm.
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The lao Ex.aorernor rod.

The following letter from Hon. VIM.
a. Seward to George B. senter, Esq. of
Cleveland, will be read with interest by
all, as n most worthy tribute TO the la
mented Ex-Governor David Tod:
DEPARTMENT oP STATE,
WAsHIN0ToN, November IL, 1868.
Geo. b.. Sente,, Esq, Cleveland. o.; 6
MY, DHAR srR-T ~thank you for the
motive which moved you TO advise me
OF the sudden and lamentable depart.
ure OF the late David Tod. Mr.. Tod,
although long a distinguished public
character, only became personally
known to me in what perhaps was the
most trying crisis of the late civil war.
His previous connection with the DEM
ocralic party enabled him to render in
valuable service to our Union adminis-
tration. BE gave me full confidence on
the spot, aud he never failed afterwards
to yield the most vigorous and energet-
10 support to the Government. 1t was
the patriotic services thus rendered the
nation which induced President Lin
coin upon my suggestion to tender to
Mr.. Tod the ONCE OF Secretary OF the
Treasury when Mr.. Salmon T. Chase
resigned. Few citizens of the United
States have LEFT nobler or purer record.
Very truly, yours, VI "a
t. WlLL1GM 81. SEWARD.
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q II 70 a n
a @ II u a n
Reduction in Prices,
ToRwUqH STOCK. At -
M.EGsUTMAN& CO.'S.

when Wylie withdrew his anger, the
water had squirted in furiously. He
felt II hard to believe that this keen let of
water could be caused by small guam
tity that had found its way between the
skin ofthS ship and her copper, or her
Top boodng; Il seemed rather TO be due
20 the direct pressure Of the liquid
He went to the captain that AFTER
ternoon, and first told him what he
had seen, offering no solution. The
captain, on that occasion, was In an
RmphIbious state; neither wet nor dry;
and his reply was altogether exception
al. He received the communication
with pompous civiltyi then swore a
great oath, and said he would put the
mate In irons "Confonnd the lubberi
he VIII be through the ships bottoEa.p
But stop q moment" said Mr.. HR.
eel "lt is only fair you should hear how
he accoupEs for his proceeding"
The captain listened attentively to
the explanation, and altered his tone.
30, that is different matter" said
the laundering lubber knows what he
Is about, at that work. Why he has
been a ships carpenter all his life. Him
q seamR1l If anything ever happens TO
me, and Joe Wylie Is set TO navigate this
ship, then you may say your prayers.
re III 10 bhll u y
duck-pond. But I'll tell you what it
is, added this worthy, with more POM
posity than neatuess of articulation,
there's respectable passenger brought
me a report; do my duty to m'employ-
ers, and-take look at the Well.'
He accordinsly chalked a plumb
line, and went and sounded the well.
There were eight inches OF water.
told him that was no more |
than all ships contained from Yariousi
causes; Gin fact said he, "our pumps |
suck, and Will not draw, at eight |
inohes." Then suddenly q asping Mr.. |
hand, he said, in fearful ao-
cents, "Don't you trouble your head
about Joe Wylie, or any such scum.
Pm skipper of the Proserpine, and q
man that does his duty 10 z'employers.
Mr.. Hasel ,-sir, I'd come to my last an.
chor In that well this moment, II my |
dutyyto m'employeEs required Il. B.
my eyes IL rWouldn't lie down there
This minute, and never move to all
eternity and day after, IL it was my
duty to m'employers I"
mo doubt" said Hazel dryIy. "But
[ think you can serve your employers
better ~ other para Of the ship.n He
Lhen left him, with a piece OF advice;
ITO keep his eye upon that Wylle."
" fro BE CONTINUED
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who WlII Succeed Grant as GeseraI
OF 1he Armies OF the UnIted statea.


A Corrsspondentof the Chicago Tffs
bHRe says; s'rhe grade of General will
be filled by GRAM, unless Mr.. Johnston
Is ungracious enough to Wish 10 take 3
chance Mt 1t, but 1t is not probably that
he will fndtany OF The great Major Gem
erals willing to take his commission.
So will = promotion be made 70 The
Lieutenant Generalcy, and incline 70
the belief that General Grant VIII fol-
low the course OF his Judgment and
u1mInRte General Thomas. i was In n
group of army officers the 6lher day,
all OF them attached to the person Of
Grant, and they expressed the assured
opinion that Grant would not only NIL
the grade OF General when It became
vacant, but would advise against abol-
ishing It, unwilling 20 take the position
that he Is the only soldier worthy OF
such exaltatiOD.o faas
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SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS

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HARPER's BAZAR.

A supplement- containing numerous foil
sized patterns of useful articles accompanies
the paper every fortnight and occasionally
an sieSlnt Colored Fasfon Plate.
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

nHE FALL. TERN OF THIS 1NsTTTU-
u thtI0n WIZ begin sERTEHBEE Is 4ses
The scope ofthe college, beside = PREeA.
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Philosophy, General Lit6ofttIe, tie SaaGloeS,
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HENKY W. HARNAN, DID,, Professor Of
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the Preparatory Department..
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