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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
A New War 10 begin on Naluralzed
Citizens.

Those who read attentively the Radical
press at this time will be struck with one
iact-the effort which it is making oce,
up an excitement against our foreign. born
citizens, and to renew once more violent
crusade against them. The pretext 10
the old one alleged fraud in their natur.
alization papers, By which they are enabled
to control elections. If this impression
can be widely circulated, the next thing
win be the passage Of Law to abridge the
faculties Of naturalization, IL not to Dc.
stroy it altoge,h r. The lies with which
the Republican press are now teeming
about naturalization frauds in New York, !,
Philadelphia, Sandusky, Chic, and other
places, have this object in view, aud no
other. They ore intended to fan the OH
Native American fame, which has long
been burnt out. into new Are. Tho real
truth is that iu New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana, the greatest exertions
have been made by the Radicals tn keep
out the Democratic votes Of naturalixed
ci,ixens. and they have succeeded to q
large extent. Upon frivolous and vii,
lainous pretexts their judges ofcourts and
elections have disfranchissd thousands o
voters who we're legally entitled to vote
as much as any Radical 10 tho land. Thil
robbery Of men Of their highest right
ssfemnly guaranteed to them BY the Cor
stitution aud laws, 10 criminal oct Of tn
highest turpitude, for which the psrpe
traitors richly deserve the penitentiary
We invite those nstutslixed citisens VIII
have been 10 the habit of late years 0
casting their vote for the Radical ticke.
to look at the telegraphio dispatches an
articles in the Radical press-notice no,
industriously prejudice IL being manufas
) tured against the process Of naturalisatio
and the political rights accruiug under /
, They can see 10 which direction the Rad
, cal current 10 setting, and whom ths
! party intend to be after next. The negr
is becoming played out-an exci,emsr
. against the foreigner 10 to be the ne,
, subject Of agitation. This 10 clearl
evideut from the tone Of the Radios
press. --Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

When the day begins to 90 up to
heaven At night, it does not spread .
pair Of wings and ay aloft like . bird,
but it just climbs softly upa ladder. 1t
sets its red sandal 90 the shrub you have
watered, aud thsu II steps to the tree we
sit under, and thence TO the ridge Of
the roof, to the chimney. and from the
chimney to the tall elm, from ths tall
elm to the church spire, and then to the
cloud, and then to the threshold Of heaven
and thus from round to crimson round
you can see Il 20 q though il walked
upon red rosss. Aud 90 with the light
which streams through . purified and
consscratsd knowledge. The rays rise
upward as they lead onward, and the
more Of truth ws 6nd, tho purer will
seem tho splendors Of that throne whence
dow oil the unshadowed glor,ss Of stsr'
usT day. TT. ,...
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
ForMga.

The movement 10 Spain To establish
government based on civil aud religious
liberty and the intelligence of the people,
progresses quietly aud thus far safely.
The Central Provisional Junta hes issued
. circular to the diplomatic representa-.
tives OF Spain at foreign Courts. It ex.
plains the origin and progress Of the rev.
0lutiou, and advocates the Sovereignty Of
the People and Religious Freedom. The
future form Of the Government 10 not an-
nounced, but the circular says If the ex-
ample Of The United States is not followed
the friends Of freedom need feel no dis.
couragcment. No foreign intervention /.
spprehsndcd. The Provisional Govern
ment seeks 70 pat Spain on level with
the most advanced Powers, and hopes
that the friendly relations Of foreign gov.
crnments with Spain, while under the
late oppressive regime, will bs continued
unbroken.
Governors, civil and military, have
been appointed in all the provinces. All
males who have reached the age Of 20
years are to be allowed to vote in the
election Of the Cvrtes. The Moderate
aud Clerical parties ore forming . eoali.
tion, and will vote for the same eandi.
dates 10 the elections for the Constitu.
ent Cortes. Tho Democrats have assem-
bled in different parts of the country aud
declared in favor Of a Federal Republic.
The Central Provisional Junta held its
last session on the 21st. Resolutions
were adopted urging the abolition Of cap.
ital puni shment, the removal Of convict
prisons from Spain to Africa and the
PHILIPPINE Islands, aud formation Of vol.
untcer riAo associations throughout the
country. After recommending ell the
local provisional jaotas to follow their
example, tho Central Junta dissolved.
Most Of the local juntas have complied
Great Britain, France and Italy have
recognised the Revolutionary Govern.
ment Of Spain.
InsurrectionaSy movements still con
tinue in Cuba. ......
A banquet was given by the Chamber
of Commerce Of Liverpool, on tho 22d. to
the American Minister, Mr., Reverdy
johnson, which was attended by Lord
Stanley and Mr.. Gladstone. Ali spoke
with confidence Of the speedy settlement
Of the matters in dispute between ths
United States aud Great Britain. A dis
patch since received from London says
There is good Issson to believe thai
the following 10 the substance Of the pro-
tocoI which has been agreed to BY Mr.
johnson and Lord Stsnley for the settle
mept Of the Alabama dispute: A Amixed
commission, consisting Of eight person,
appointed BY Great Britain and eight sp
pointed BY the United States, il 70 sit Il
London and Examine every claim preseu
ted, whether English or American. Eacl
case is to be urged by the claimant
either in person OF BY counsel, and tn
lCommissiou will make the 6ual award
The question Of international Law is to b
, referred to the arbitration of tho Empc
D TOR Of Russia. The protocol now avail.
the approval Of Secretary Seward.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Csualy Elecsiss Rssals.

To begio with, there we're 1881 names
registered -9o8 on the accepted. aud 73S
% the rejected liss. Of csure the county
has gone Radical, with . few exceptions.
Grants majority Is &c; MeClure, Radi
cal candidate for Governor, has majority
Of SO, Dyer runs ahead Of Switsler for
Cengrss, 81; Adams, Radical candidate
for Senate, has majority Of 40; Glad
ney (Radie.l) bssts G. U. Porter for Rep
ressutstive % votes; Voolfolk Demo.
erat) is elected Sheriff BY % majority.
The ,o,e for Justice Of the County Court
stands: A. X. Wilson (Independent) 26S,
J. W. Sitton (Rsdical> 877, A. n. Finley
(Independent) 2o5. Norman Porter Is
elected Assessor over the Democratic can
didate BY II votes only; Peers has ma
jority Of Q over the Radical candidate for
Circuit Attorney; j. d. Shelton (Rndi.
cal) is elected Treasurer by 81 major ~
wede (Democrat) received IL more votes
for Superintendent Of Registration than
G. NJ. Sitton Tucker (Democ ,at) elected
Public Administrator BY 25 majority
Downing (Democrst) elected Surveyor BY
c92 majority over tho Independent can
didats; Mcclellan (DemocraD Superin'
tendent Of Public Schools, As mojority.
The Constitutional amendment (in plain
English, negro equsllty) is defeated in
the county by 24S majority.
The local question, for the removal o'
the County Seat Of Justice stands: II
favor Of removal, $50; opposed to re-
moval, $40. 1t requires atwo.thirds ma
jority to remove it.
The county, /. will Be seen by the above
has gone from 80 to 40 Radical. Fo
this result the lethargy Of the Democrats
together with the inactivity Of some o
the caudidats, is Greatly to blame Had
few more Of the 73s rejected voters con
tested their rights before the Board o
Appeals, old Lincoln would have beeI
"all settio'."
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Fraudulent volius-Republicas Ras
eality.

Those who read the Cincinnati Com
mercial and Gazette will remember how
industrious those sheets were. previous
to the October election, in charging. and
repeating the charge, that the Democrats
we're engaged in the importation Of voters
from Kentucky into the counties border
ing on the Ohio river, to swell the Dem
ocrstic vote At such election. We we're
satisfied at the time that the Republican
party designed dong the very thing which
they charged upon the Democracy, and
that the charge was made upon us simll,
to draw attention from the outrage u. .'on
the purity Of elections which they them.
selves contemplated.
A glance at the vote in the river coun
ties, as the same is officially publihsed in
all the papers, will show that it was the
Republ cans and not the Democrats who
we're engaged in colonizing in those coun.
ties. and that they actually added to the
Republican vote along the Ohio river
many thousand votes. As for instance,
in Hamilton county, the excess Of Repub
lican votes in 1868 over 1867 is $3.50
in Gallia. 486 in Lawrence, 892; in
Meigs, 40; in Washington, 327; in
Brown, 145 in Athens, l27. In fact,
starting at Ashtabula county and running
down the border counties on the cast and
the Ohio river counties to Hamilton, ard
it will 10 seen that the Republican vote
is increased in 1868 over the vote Of 1867
BY more than 10000, which almost swal.
lows up the increased Republican major
ity III the State. In the same counties
the Democratic vote is about the same a,
in 1867, thus proving conclusively The
talsity Of the charge against tic Demo
Gratis and establishing beyond peradvs'.
ture the fraud on II part of the Rput-
licans. Ohio Statesman.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

TAKEN up by Richard Seymour, Of union
! township, Lincoln county. Boy roam horse.
supposed 10 s. three years Old last spring, shod
bsiovs, email stss IL he fershssa, small white
xi,k !. fops. aSost Is hands ish, some .pps.1-
sses Of bland % lsit shouldsr. Appraised q $sS
bsfess John y. Rssds, J. p. n<eSw
TAKEN upby Jshn 9. White sf Bedford towa-
j ship, solrsl mare. small white stas o. the
forshssd, . lump on the right Side, lame In the
IN geod order, u hands high, sboss 10 years oil
Appraised ct ~ before D. Shelton, p tnAs
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
: Land Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of tho County Court Of
ID Lincoln county, Missouri, msde At tho Au.
gust term, 1863, I will sell st the front do0r Of
the court house In Troy, on ,..
Tuesday. November 10, laOS.
aud during the session Of the County Court Of
said county, the east half Of the southeast az sf
section 9 township ~, range ! west, containing
- V2.l00 scrs, on . credit Of six months from
day Of sals. KOBT. W. BARN ES, Guardian
oetl6 nl3 Of GsO. W. Barnss' heirs
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Il 10 said that the negroes Of this State
have raised and paid 6vsr iu," the hands
Of the Radical committee $1,000, to a.
sist /. striking the word "whits' out Of
the State constitution. If their Radical
brethren over the State don't stick closer
to their sqns,ity doctrins than they have
10 this county, their sxtravsgsucs will
not benefit them much.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

An Alabama editor ip pu@ngs . grocery
kept BY . woman says: "Her tomatoes
IRE % red % her own cheeks, her indigo
~ blue - her own eyes, and her paper
q bot - her own tsppsr." cgl-rJ
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

A stump speaker in Arkansss, 10 deal.
ing with "ths modern physical dsesussssy
Of wopes." exclaimed: I'VE must .aks
good care Of eur grsudmothsrs, for vs
will nsvsr got any more"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

The Democratic gain 10 Indiana, -
compared with the election Of last year,
+ 1916. The Radical majority aeaiust
Esslsicks s ssly 79G
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

The editor OF the CSlumbia Statesman
has been presented with . turuip that
measures twenty six inches In oiro0mfsr.
ence. .I
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Advertise ysus busiaess IN lhe Lin
cela Cesaty Hsrald. Terms very
FosSonables
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Valuable Farm For Sale.

T WILL Sell my Farm, Situatrd in Union
L township. Lincoln county, Mo-, 3 miles north
of Auburn, and two miles west If Duncan Ellis
Said farm contains about
600 Acres.
more q less. About 200 acres under fsnse-re-
mainder in timber Of superior quality.
The above farm embraces . portion Of Long
Arm prairie, the range Of which makes it admi.
r.bly suited for purposes Of stock raising. There
10 saw and erist mill adjoining, The place is
we'll watered, and tho improvements consist Of
good dwelling and necessary out buildings.
Any persons wishing to view the above land
can mako application to Dun an Ellis, william
Whitesidc, or James NJ. Mudd,
SUSAN WHITESIDE,
sept3 n36 3m near Mirdlstown, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
- BLANK NOTES
yoR eALB At THIS 0FFICD. ~.

TRVSr AND WARRANTY 0Eko0
9. 3 - Hssd, ~ ~ Sps-.casps. soa.;'
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05


Chief Justice Carter, on the 31st ult,
announced the decision Of the Supreme
Court for the District Of Columbia, in
the case Of Tyler against Defrees, in
which . special verdict had been rem
dsred, giving Judgment for the defend
ant. Tyler At the breaking out Of the
rebellion. was Major 10 the Marine Corps,
went South and took an active parti 10 the
var. His home was sold under the con.
ascation Law, the purchaser TO hold the
same during Tyler's lifetime. Dsffees
bought il At public sale. Tyler sued TO
recover, but the decision just rendered
confirms him 10 possession.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

4 gsssisSaS vsS SsSsSSly Aad q q.
tsrvjsw With 'YSsseas Brovslov, ssys
The later 10 = satssssly feeble As 70
forsibly sssg~s The iSsa y his early
dsesass. He hharsly able " talt, ssd Is
totally Inadequate 70 The task et walking.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

The third snosal meeting Of che Mis-
souri, State Sunday school convention viii
b. held 10 che hall oi the General A.
se,nbly, At Jefferson City, % Tuesday The
Itch inst, At three o'clock, P. n, aud
continue for three days. Delegates hsv.
ing paid full fare to Jefferson City. wilt
b re,uroed over the various railroad
lines iu the State free.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher stated st
the Plymouth Church, Brooklyu, on the
lat ins,., that BY formal vote VI the
Church baptism w,s forb,ddsa 10 any
child, one Of whose parents was not .
member Of the church. lie would con
form to instructions, he said, although he
did not believe 10 their propriety, and
outside Of the church be would admins
ter the baptism to any child, one Of
whose parents was Q Christian.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
NEW YoRK, July lst, 1888.

NEW YORK, July lst, 1868.
Dear S6'-In your paper Of last week you or
one of your correspondents say that DIR. Drake is
not the originator Of the celebrated Plantation
Bitters, and that they were manufactured ard sold
by one Pedro Martelle, an old spaniard, in the
leland of st. Thomas, over forty years ago, as
every old sea captain can testify. Nov, sir, can
lowed the sea for over forty years. most OF the
time doing business With the West Indies. These
same bitters, differently put up and named, were
brought to my notice on my first trip TO the Island
Of St. Croix for cargo Of rum, and for years and
years after my ships stores were never without
them. always supplied my family and many Of
my peighbors with them, and can truly say bet
ter bitters and tonic b not made in all the world.
Yours truly, Cart. HENRY WESrz.
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Vv
sns es AMY IN
fsh iss an pain nom any ssa.s RRs
Labor Psias-ss quick Pain Paint reduce
ssbie or aged psrsop' and q harmless q Pain Paint
A'Pns' f''' u no. . oA1'n''''; Jim s'I GRAVES,
sols Agent Tor New Orleans and State OF louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied. 2aT l
EACrs = No.. :. Ken. : aen....,. :. |.
ycn BY the ecvernsns for nsnoi.c,o1nP ne nsshos
veil ccussso 70 excite and kssp good order Che
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sTsy i nmsi, ssntls1sn. vsv r.spsctfaiv vour y a.
snx "a - sss @ hd - - ~ wsnr ss1s
Mssion Bisss and asd sos6us n the nssdsnis thsrss
cIcntsec 20 81 nnoesX apGn tns nsmsn ILL.,, pnlss
cordial s,o@.sis bite. g a. sMIiH, T.
contain sny niunons 70 health snd mav s. seea
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p.,nwrv nurr. rpr .v,sr or pprv.,r mrs
EASES Impotence Loss Of Power Nervous Dsbity WIS
NOTE on lmpeonen" mould oe rssc ~ sn cen
s"''-''As "' n nTrT GRiFFIs
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w.. an ,,,... .,,e.s , nssstihs s's-
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te -rnrrAnnD sr-
cp,u.u1r co curursra
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SRuE RIcHELHU. PARA
Asthma. Oppression. Dyspnoa.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INpICA
Pxxpxxxp NJ axrrAurr 400. cuxx,srs. Parma
Recent s.Ishnssts IN France anslsna and Germany hsss
u,~..s,x> r,,x,- ~ p.-.s.a
90 ,,,,,.,,-s
VS.
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Gastric juice itself or stner the digestive principle pure
digests fcoa the stomach When q
sss @ Sso o . ,9e ,Is MIAMI
mstion Of the mucous coats stomach bowels heart
burn ptuits s2smiA lsss q strength and On fsusssl
spprobston Of the Pa Acsdemy Of Medicine speedily eur.
eli diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
-
Bur,n du Buis.o.,. Iod,de Of Iron aad Man.
ssnese riis'
ons and tedious with the usual preparations Of iron which
nnoors Ss fbs rrsearcbes OF Profsssor. Hsnnon .,
% have Ss ps
failure owing 70 The .sssncs OF ssngsnsss which .; vel
therefore ssppy important deficiency therapeutics
~ wS;ins and he snrinsi ~, nt6c bodies fbsv A.,
employed with certainty Of success against chloros Grr
and Ar. prsEsSs . the pills Of i.Sas
sion~ .s.a-s ~ go 81.
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MAsONvc.

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CHAKsPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,
- POS Girod street. New orlesna
John GEDDEs-JOs. A. sHAKsPEARE-s. swooPs
0eddes, shahspeare = Co..
Iron end Founders Mschns manufacture every
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Draining Machines
Mil Gin Gearing Bsrs Store Frons % unns
Sash Wsights etc. Blacksmith Wort Of ~ kinda
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

A BOOK FOE THE UNFOBTUNATK.
J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES. Impotency Loss Of Power Nervous Debility With
tsmp,atns marriage Sent By mail receipt Of =
T. D. DUFF GRIFFIR.
New Orleans Medical Institute,
~ Magazine strsel
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

EACTo - Mona n. Kisnss = Houanasv, Ne. .
Poydras stFeeA Manufacturer Of the Malako6 Bittor
GsnflemenI have examined the patent that gsntsc
you BY the Government e! manufacturing the naskoe
veil calculated 70 excite and In good order the digestive
organa have prescribed eaid Bte several times and 10
syey instance he'd ocosscn 70 ASCERTAIN their beneficial
effect remain, gsntsns3, very rsspeSsfully, your N oa
have examined the you bold for the
Maakon Bsr and dnd nothing IN the ingredients thsrs
taken In iDordnes. quantities Indeed nothing bu IL
cordial aromafic bitter. 8. A. SMITH, N. o.
Your nslAkoa Bittsrs, which have examined, Do net
contain any Ingredients injurious health and may
usnded 70 thoss vhs are IN want Of gosd tonic
YoursI n. 6OHUPPERT n. d.
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On the expiration Of the said term Of tvsntynvs yss
herenbfor agreed upon for the existence Of said Company
amaority the stockhoden In capital shall have
upon the mode Of selling and dsposine Of
the property and effects belonging 70 said Company and
10 decide op-n and az the conditions Of the
disposition thereof and finally Of winding ~ md ngsdatn
IL amin 70 the best advantage
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ARTICLE II.

Yhs object Of said company ethswiss
and maintain steamships 10 constitute line
lines Of steamshps b owned and controlled city
Of New Orleans and to trsds between said any po
ports the Atlantic Gulf Of Mexico
The Of said company shall be the proper
whom 70 citations notices and other Legal vhsrs
n = Oonnpany ma be intnrsnfed.
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Dr. wQLCon be vfl pay $1,000 70 any psrssa vte
readily and cure any pain y the Head feet
Sides Hips Abdomen Lag, Ankles Feet Toes ntsrnai
external acute chrcnic Old ucsrs, Fresh Wounds
matte, Neuralgia from mosquito bite 70 the most ntenfs
Labor Painsas quick Pain Paint reduce nfammaon
pcston whether applied 70 the weakest infant the mn
feeble aged person. and q harmless - Pain Paint
Applied Free ct no. 81 Csrondslst street.
r JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of LouiaianA
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y. o. SIRE 4 MHHIP COMPANY.
CAA1rE1..........................C HABrEH
UKrYID STATES OF A,xR1oA.,
ssAu or LOUISIANA. Czss Or Nsv oszaAr.

D Knsvn MAJ N IA. sshsh day q rsb.sas IN The
ainssy .seona before a Ed..yd w. ncss7 pubiie
b and for The City end Parish Il New o.
I:snst stess IF Leuisisns sforssaid. daily eonnls
toned and won, personally came and appeared the
assared that syans thnselvss q The provsons Of the
ssuss: OF the ssss q oes:na ss.sys q the ergsn.s
agreed and DO BY these sssnts eovsnsnt ses. and bind
themselves and those whom ting ropreenk 70 form than
solves into and constitute for he objects and
puposes and under the spulaons regulators end sbes
kfouaf to-
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ARTICLE I.

fhe name end tts Of said Company shan - The ANEW
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANT,n and its dom,cil is
hereby estabshed In the city Of New Orleans and shall
date Of these prssnts unless dissolved hsreinas
provided for Il shall have seal with device
The and The Of the Company upoa ths margin
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MEDICAL.

CPECvAL TREATMENT OF CnRONIs
- DIsEAsEs-DR Dn BAUssET win take charge Of and
the following chronic Diseases viz Seer
diseases whites, Bsnnorrhees Ucsrsl Rheumatism Govt
DypepsA Chorose Liver Comp Diseases Of the Urin
W Organs and Deafness Consultations every day from
o'clock r. till ct his ONCE Of Orleans and Bour
bon ptreets Residence, No. 70 Orleans street.
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ARTICLE VII

Thrsefourths the stockhods capital shan have the
power wind mp and settle the aad Affairs Of said
Company, any time during its existence. OF making
any modihcssns additions changes this giving
sixty days notice In two Of the nswspaps puhshs1
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

TAs Affairs Of said Company shall be under the direction and
management Of Edward Hggns who ct any time have
the privilege Of .ssoatng with him psvsons from
among the stockhoder the Company subject 10 the
Agents 70 assist In snsactng the business Of aid Company
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

PBPslNB, discovery Of DR. Csrvisxrt
physician his majesty the Emperor Of the French. h th
Gastric juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
digests fcoa in the stomach When by
other the supply Of digestive fluid small the nevitabls
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