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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

pHYsICIANs' DRUG sTORA-
NO. 1 SO DELoRD STREET. Con. OF ST, CHARLES
Opposite Tivoh Oirele.
Fresh Medicines and medical adviea for all dis.
cases. whether chronic recent can be obtained at
this establishment; also Surgical attendance and
wounds dressed by competent and experienced Ply
scians and Surgeons at all hours of the day night
Office consultations free of charge.
sel0 Tu Tn Su ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

FELL FROM A WINDOW TO TIE BAEoUETTE.
On Msrdi Gras g young son of Mr.. Paul
Lacroix, who lives on Cont street, was in.
tent on viewing the jewellers as they passed
along the tnorOnghfare, and while SO doing
lost his balance and fell to the banquette.
The physicians are of the opinion that the
lads spine is injured, and may lame him
for life, but hope that his misfortune will be
n1ItnrnHn-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
POLITICAL, NOTICES,

The headquarters Of the Radical Republican
Party, and Of the Committee to conduct the cam.
paign, and of the State Central Executive Commit.
tee are at No. II Dryades street, Canal street.
Republicans from the country and city invited
to call and obtain documents and circulars for dstr
button. feIs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
RIO RENT OLE FOR SAFE,

very desirable Double Cottage, on the cor
ner of Bellcastel and Constant Streets jefferson
City, containing six rooms, pantry, kitchen, SER
wants room, tive cisterns, garden, fruit trees and
shrubbeTy; also, stable room. 1t will be sold on
accommodating terms, rented the whole or half.
Apply at the Republican office. ja2l
no RENT.-A NEWLY BUILT TWO-sTORY
i Brick Dwelling with all modern conveniences,
No. Rampant street, few doors above Canal
street Possession given immediately. Apply to
M. Gernon, No. 2 Story Building. nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

First Ward CIUb.-Radieal Republicans of
the First Ward notified that this Club
meets EVERY TUESDAY evening at o'clock at
Polymnia Hall. corner Polymnia and St. Charles
streets GEORGE W. NADER,
President
JOHN Il. BROWN, Secretary. feT Inn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

District Of Louisiana
1890 - - - New Orleans, January 10 1858 J
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON III 4
4 l4th day Of January, A. ID. 1853 WAR-
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estates Of SAMUEL DeBOW and CHARLES
A. JAEVIER, individually and as members Of the
firm of SAMUEL DeBOW q Co., of New Orleans
parish of Orleans and State of Louisiana who
were adjudged banhppts their own pc.
ution; that the payment Of any debts and de-
livery of any property belonging to such bankrupts,
TO them or their use and the transfer of prop
erty by them are forbidden by law; that meeting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupts to prove their
debts and to choose ono more assignees of their
estates, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to he
holden at Customhouse building, in the city Of New
Orleans, Louisiana. before O. S. Kellogg, Register
A. NJ. f. D. HEBRON ii S Marsbnl
No 33s-jal6 fe2s District Of Loujsiana,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

UNITED HTATEs NARsHAI's OFFICE
District OF Louisiana !
New Orleans, February 2l 1863 \
r HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TgF
i j. nlneteenth day Of February A. d. 1863 a w Ar
n MI IN BANKRUPTCY was issued AGAINST tbe
estate OF PIERRE LEON CUSACHS fndfvi5t,aIIo
Sno as member of the firm of Cusachs X OGDEN ~
New orleans, IN the parish of Orleans and State ri
Louisiana, who was adjudged a bankrupt on bis own
pesiton that the payment of any debts and deifyerV
OF any property belongngt to such bankrupt 10 him
3t Ior nus use and the transfer Of any pToperV nv
nm, are forbidden by law that a neetinE Of the
o. the said bankrupt, to prove their debts
NIL " oiloose one or more assignees of his estate
W. t pc hed 81 Court OF Bankruptcy to he 60idsr
a. az SesTTonhquse building in the city OF New Or
.9GnS L9ulslana, before Q. S. Kellogg Register n,
'ls tenth day OF April A. D. 1855 at ID O'clock A NJ
No. z52-fe2l apl0 District ~ o, ISiiia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

tsoN PAVEMENT ON THE CLAIBORNE
RAIIRoAD Workmen are engaged
PC the track Of the Canal and Clai.
sreets railroad with the Nicolson
snt on the latter street below Canal.
Fable track from Canal to Esplanade
slll be thus paved, and perhaps the
= the whole length of the route be.
nal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

THIRD DISTRICT RECORDERS CouRT.-The
following person, with others, was ar.
raigned before Recorder ]. A. Letten yes
terday;
O. Lips, charged by F. Miller with as.
sault with dangerous weapon with intent
to kill, was released GU bond for trial
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

WIFE MURDERERs Governor Baker
Eeeiyed from the first district court
acoFd Of the two oolored men, Charles
/ and Anderson johnson, convicted
|smurder and sentenced to be huag.
case Of Charles Joseph a petition,
BY Judge beaumont, e. Rost, John
EEton, and others, has been received
governor, praying for q commute.
\ sentence to Imprisonment for life,
ground Of previous good character.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
FOR, RENT,

-01rs-----=-~@s~--S-s
ITO RENT LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
L store-one OF the finest in the city-No. l42 Cana
street, near Carondelet street. II is susceptible 0
being divided into two stores. To good lesses j
will be rented cheap INQUIRE of
NJ. GERNOR, No. Story Building
fe2 Corner of Camp and Common streets,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

qA AND BowIR.KHIFE.-J. 3. Cannon,
e during Tuesday night arrested for
B Hi. Costello, has been ordered to
IN prison until some definite state
ban be given as to the condition Of
anded man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
ESTATE OF sIMRON T. GOODWIN,
Indiy eually, and as 8 Member Of the Firm Of s. r
Goodwin %.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
District Of Louisiana,
new Orleans, February 10. 1903 J

mas is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
1 nineteenth day Of February, A. D. 1865. WAR
RANT IN BANkRuPTpY Was issued against the
and as momber oil the firm Of s 4. Goodwin Co,
Of New Orleans, Ia Tbs parish Of Orleans and State
OF Louisiana who was 6diudRed bankrupt on his
own petition; that the payment of any debts and
delivery q any property peloneng TO such banrupA
to him or for his use and the transfer Of any prop
srty By him. arc forbidden By law; that meeting Of
4he creditors Of the said bankrupt, 90 prove thelr
dehtg. and 10 ohooaa one or more a7signess Of his
estate viii be held at Court Of Bankrupt ey TO be
holden at Oustumbouae building 10 ne CITY of Me-
Orleans Louisiana before J. r. g. FltEini
on the eighteenth day Of Mntnh. A. y
O'Clock A "a. n. j. HEMRON, u s. Al@
No. 44e-fs20 mills District O
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

r s26 ron SHOOTING Joseph Hoa.
g fined s25 for assaulting and shoot.
90 Henry, not doing any serious
The case was before Recorder
and tho shooting was done on the
ssAnt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

meeting then adjourned until7P. NJ.
h5, 1868, at the same place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
ESTATE OF HENRY N. I.oNsDALE.
individually and as a Member of tho Firm -
Holloway & Lonsdaie
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's oFFrc
District of Louisiana
view lrleans Eehrl. -. lL 49,

,,r,, %. New Orleans February 81, i5ss !
I, ttwSenty;tiTst day Of February A s. isss < VI Is
estate Of Of Henry ENSRkYFqPlG9 vas issued sgsast
ana as member of the firm oil II ,iie 80 4
and SAL, O. Of rev Orleans in the parish IS
Enpt on ms own petiton That the payment i.
eScb az anehyey Of any property bejsag s
Ter Of any property BY him are forbiddsr 49,
~ ,r seetng q the creditors Of the said HreUc
sopees VIE aeets and to choose 2ns az Ia as.
3a to be holden at Cust6mhousi aiidius
n ~ 10y SIS q view Orleans Louisiana, BE- Iofri
March a n isss 81, N IN Ine tWen Jay of
No. 459-fe25 mh2s nisltse-st q gT.,t5g!aI,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

BURGLARS STILL ACTIVE. - Sometime
during Monday night burglars, who must
have been posted about the premises, en-.
tered the dwelling Of Mr.. D. Hirsch, Clai-
borne street. They found an ak in the yard
which they used to break open an armoir,
from which was taken the following arti.
Giles: $3.50 in gold twenty dollar pieces, $50
in silver, $40 in greenbacks, Sis in city
money, four silver teaspoons, one diamond
ring, one stone, two gold watches, one sill
yer watch, enc long gold chain, one broad
fob chain, one necklace, four rows; one
breastpin made of five dollar gold piece,
one plain pin, a picture pin, three plain
gold rings, one chain made of fourteen
dimes, one pair gold sleeve buttons, black
enamel, a silk dress, and large lot of linen
ard Undertaking.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

vas then unanimously voted that
L be rendered by the Union Army and
officers association TO the Lyceum
Library association for the use of Ly-
hall on February %, 1868. z---
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

sorry Notes Bills Of Latsine. IJrny Reeeipts. Bank
Checks. and ali kinds OF Com n PRINTING neatly
executed atthe Republican oiice, No 81 81 Charles
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
IN BANKRUPTOY,

ESTATE OF JOHN HI. GREEN AVA
ROBERT IA. sCANLAN,
Individually, and as Members of the Firm of Tot,r
II. Green.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

''BlNa AND WoUND1Ne.- Charles Host
The 2lst instant was beset by a throng
'uly boys at the corner of st. Joseph
agaztne streets, knocked down, and
He points out ]. Wit teman and
ele as two Of the persons concerned in
b him without proyocation. There
hearing ofthe case before Judge
On the 9Th of March.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
ESTATE OF JOHN ROBERT LAR
KIN,

United States Marshal, District Il Louisiana.
Nc 387--fe1 nh6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

|I OF ANTHONY ELMoRE FOR MAN
EHrsR.-In the criminal court yester.
|As case Of accused, indicted for muir
killing David W. Conner on the 18th
July, on Royal street near Canal, was
Eenced. The accused was at the time
hplOye Of a railroad company on Canal
and deceased was policeman. The
hahn which the ARRAY began is not
but witness saw accused fire or
Iptto fire pistol, just by the Gem
house. Conner lived only a few hours
De was shot. The muzzle of the re.
fwas SO close to deceased that marks
bit powder were plainly visible on the
Elmore, although allowed to give
$40, 900, was unable to furnish bends
|ge was not given to the jury until
IYe o'clock. 1t was found quite I'M
Ne to finish tine evidence in the case,
|ure 1t was continued,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

THOSE FoURsToRY BRICK STORES Nos. g.
and GO, Baroune. between Grayier and Union
utr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
RULES In BANKRUPTCY,
ADOPTED By THE
HON, Il. II. DURELL,

Judge of the United States District Court,
Together with list of the United States Judicial
Officers Of the State and the Act of the Legislature
dividing the State into Congressional DISTRICTS
just been published at the REPUBLICAN Office, and
is now ready for delivery.
Price, Soc. liy2dp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
Estate OF PIERRE LEON en-,
RACHG


Individually. and as a Member of The Firm Of
Ousachs Ogden.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
ESTATES OF SAMUEL DeBoW AND
CHARLES a JANVIER
orTTcE UNIEED STATES MARSHAL, ,

Individually and as Members of the Firm of Samuel
peBow Co.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

An ENTIRE FAMILY FOUND MANsLED.-
Early yesterday morning a milk dealer
called TO deliver milk as usual at the coffee
house known as "The Paradise" on Gen.
| lilly road, near the entrance to the fair
grounds, but no one came to her call. She,
seeing door partly open, entered and
found that five of the inmates had been
| brutally beaten and left insensible. The
first impression was that all had been
chloroformed, but a physician is of the be-
lief that violence was the cause Of insensi-
bility. Jacob Kursteiner, head of the
house, was found in bed with his wife and
two children, each one of them unable to
utter word, nor were they at all conscious.
All of them were bruised and bloody, as if
they had been beaten with heavy stick.
In an adjoining room girl named Fred
RIGA Burke, fifteen years old, was discov-
cred quite helpless, but able to speak with
considerable exertion. When first seen she
was quite stupid, as was young child in
the bed with her, who had received no bod
lily injuries. The head of one of the
children had been evidently squeezed be-
tween the wall and bedstead with the
intention of smothering the poor child, who
remained unconscious all day, with the
probability that she would die. Mrs. Kur-
steiner in consequence of her delicate posi-
ton ofabout becoming mother, makes her
situation doubly critical, and it would be
strange if she survives. Miss Burke, on
being questioned, asserted that she saw one
white man,Iwho had club and threw it
under her bed, where it was found. There
are indications that not less than two fends
participated in the bloody outrage. Fur
niture and nearly everything about the
house had been violently disordered, and it
is fair to suppose that robbery was one of
the objects of the outrage, and something
like $500 is missing.
Physicians yesterday would not allow
Miss Burke to converse but little, consider
ing it unwise for her to be the least excited.
She made resistance to the would-be MUIR
derers, as bruises on her arms and hands
testify.
Up to late hour last night no arrest had
been made, but due vigilance will be used
by the chief and his assistants. 1t appears
Us II HldllCe Hdu soIHe influence III Bne Dru-
tai assault, and if this surmise is correct
then we feel sure our police will not be long
in bringing the villains to prison.
EXCEPTIONS SET AsIDE.-Some days ago
Captain ]. H. Roberts on affidavit charged
Messrs. Polingue & Caiac with embezzle-
ment and breach of trust. The captain as
serts that he had deposited with accused a
certain amount of 7-3O coupon bonds, to be
delivered over to him on demand. Accused
failed to respond, whereupon they were
prosecuted in the first district recorders
court, and after several continuances the
case was dismissed, or at least set aside for
some cause. The case was then opened in
the second district recorders court To
this proceeding exceptions were filed by
Messrs. Polingue & Cajac, and last evening
the opposing counsel argued the matter be.
fore Judge Gastinel, who set aside the ex.
captions. Now the case will come up on its
merits.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27

uBelle Leen Journal, printed on q
..,nni river steamer, is more suggestive
4 a dinners than of news. An abdom.
VA a. +be following paragraphs from the
Past;
spsncy dress parties are the rage in New
ns.A 40" "oou' lSnoy ufeSse' III
pni o.,..,,. ;s s+r;v,no 70 hroo,, down
Few oileo o,,ono,v Wow, o1ain. Az
lal 1,'', n1ins,s ~ ito MAKE. mcr onol,z
PiA' W. ~ tbe steta
eisu.s ss wara frozen solid tba other
4n~ ~ or,oorsn We no7or boord oF
u t S.o,or otherwise tbon so,id Moro
w s hanonas were not froznn manv
y. 80 were
! p.S,-s AZ good bps;pe.s in No
n.y. ~, ~ sottin. mn cbo,n di.+ille,;os
W y, ~ -, o,,+ 20 aatootivos on5 ,onl,ot
~ ~ three hundred dollars reward y
", - - fr,7,tbicn1> ro.coli+v , ,srooa
cali sum NJ ''A--'''' A''' s0'N
ssp
fail robbers are more efficient than
- in ,ouisiana.y Correct
ssen 60, =. 800 1S ,,i,I;aS,
SeW Vi4e t',@ 9 4Di-'iA q Jv"A w
syana lottery Not SO. A million of
MANY people here foolishly spend
~ g.. ty.,,ono 1,,ttorv, .;ai..4.
0oiiHlS -oI 20, ..n-- -''SeiJ 'i0No'S'
Apuv i'm NV oprrcvps, Asso
w-At an adjourned meeting OF the
lrmv and Navy Officers association
a a., - s-o.,iro ~ 17ol,,,orv 90 in the
On INC efenlns y. GU ~"A -,
te parlor OF tine Mayor 1eneral L. a
Jon in the CHAIR, 1t was deemed eNpe
10 appoint a committee OIL IlVe mem
10 adopt rules and regulations Ior inc
izatlon OF Howard society oil Union
and navy officers, and to ascertain the
lse Of procuring rom loI IeaVins
9iner purpose, , tne ioily ',5 le9oiu,
were aU0p''" anu No'eN ~ ~
ea'
,s ii T Wy ieo thd Ssd intot ' N
il is stated that this association
Ike up in q row" on the occasion OF the
1rupt gwen ON LnG nlfLn0AY Oh WASHING
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-27
ESTATE OF CLEMENT CARLOS AND
ALPHOMSE DE BLANC
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
District OF Louisiana,
New fAtslnane 1910

Individually, and as Members Of the Firm of Non
tagne Carlos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07

A good story 10 told Of New York Judge
This judge had been cut on . .bsndsr'
with some cornwall friends, slept it of, and
tesk his place In esurt next morning. A
young woman Of the town was brought up
Tor robbiog . man, and the judge seutsacsd
her accordingly, to term upon the island
"Pissss may | speak to ysu, judge :" said
the Girl.
Certainly"
She said apart.
Judge, yeu tsld me last night that II
were ever brought before you, you would
see that should be taken core o."
The Judge stepped back, without me-
msnt's hesitation, and uttered, saraSstly
was ne Jour unclsi Indeed, this
makes . strange escape for enc - young
"Gsntlsnsn.' said the judge. resumine
the bench, II know this young lady
There must be some mistake. Her uncle
was that excellent jurist, Brown, whsse his
tsry is 90 frssh to those Of ysu from Cat
sareugus. l must take the responsibility
81 dismissing the ease. II 10 indeed for
tunats."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07
LlcontlosaO Eashlons.

1t is . remarkable fact, says . writer,
thst the most over dressed epochs Of civil
ization have been the most iicentious. The
question forces itself upon the mind OF the
observing man ~ no passes along the prin-
cila al prsnenades, says the New York
7n,es, us not this an epoch ofthe over
dressed, and 10 il not liccntious p Modesty
has given away to mcretricious display,
and pride Of appearance has dsgsnsratsd
into conspicuous formalities which once
we're confined 10 the courtesan. The stran-
ger would not believe that our money Is less
than tho industrious are without employ
mont, The prevailing weakness 10 display,
from the matron and maid to the common.
eat servant. II the costly and rare goods
can not be had the, es is profusion Of the
imitation which, to the uneducated eye,
affords equal sa,isfaction. How all this
show is maintained isa question for the
leisure OF morslists and economists.
Licentiousnesss has to do some OF it, no
doubt. lfso, is there a limit beyond which
1t may not go,
Well, We beg leave to nsk, what 10 the
rcmcdyf We have become worried with
tho inccssant growing at tho puerile stu
pidi,ies and the destructive foolerie, Of the
fashionable. What is the use OF ffetting
about il, II there 10 . remedy, out with
it, adopt it, and be done with it.
1t 10 pleasant for journals Of pecunious
designs to pandr to . morbid passion for
snch kind Of platitudss as We are all the
time hearing and reading about the gsntili-
ity Of our large cities, but what does il
oil amount 70 If there BE- no help for il
We gave the other day an account Of
Weman's Convention ct Stuttgsfs, 0erma
ny, fer the purpose Of adopting such styles
Of dress % are most convenient, and held
ing On to them % long - the material will
lass-but We venture to say that nine
tsnths Of the ladies whe are Interested in
that movement ere too impeeunious to AZ.
fsrd the richness and the eternal changes
prescribed BY that French demon known %
the Goddess Of Fashion.
10 there . remedy or 10 there not II
ne. We might - we'll hush Up and let the
thing run ito round Of splendid and fatal
dissipation. Az the dead flee make The
honey stink, % does the putridi,y Of rotten
livers, hearts and lungs produced By this
THE gsntssl and exclusively respectable life
cause The deepest disgust in every right.
minded person. CiMcinmsti Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07
New Geld Pens are Made.

Geld pens are tipped With iridium, max
ing what are commonly known % ''dia.
mond points," The iridium for this pur>
pose 10 fcund in email grains in platinum,
eighty alleged with this latter metal. In
this form il 10 sxesedingly hard. and we'll
adapted to the purpose u the psn-maksr.
The gold fer psas 10 alleged with silver to
about sixteen earsts finsne.s, relied into
thin strips, frea which the blanks are
struck. The under side Of the point 10
notched BY small circalsr saw, 70 rscsivs
the iridium point. which 10 selected BY the
aid Of microscope. A Aux Of borax and
blow.pips secure it 70 its plses. The point
is then ground on copper wheel with en- :
cry. The pen blank is next rolled 10 tho
requisite thinnsss BY means Of rellsts q
psclaly adapted to the purpose, and tenn
psrsd BY blows from hammer. 1t 10 then
trimmed around the edges, stamped and
formed In . powerful press. The slit is
next cut through the solid iridium point by
means Of thin copper wheel, fed With flns
emery, and . saw extends the aosrturs
along the pen itself.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07

UoRNrRLY OF "yAMKs' LOCK nooPfrAl.,
u New Orleans, Las (established In ~ and for
he laee = ycars located in CIteago-tho nosteuc-
eeesful Specialist OF The age In the treatment OF ali
61se aeee Of 4 private nature-can be eonAdentially
0Dnsutcd At his or'ce and roons. 81 - RASnoLPn q
treatment OF Chronic, MercurAl, eyphilitic, Blood
ana skin Dseases. and all Disorders OF Contasious
Vesereal Character--wAch he cufss without the a.
Of M reurv iodide Of petasoa oSre0ie, any poison
but with Ill NsvraALksa - pestdvs cure Tor al b.
mora and blood poisons.
nese Nortn,al and Diuroal Rmieeions brought on h,
49, of IL orrAn early indesefstion. s1eeoss 3,
inherited causing loss OF memory, confusion, de.
nyeSsion ainnese Of vision, end oflGn tnao tneani
r. with 4 deplorable train Of other synptoms-
treated and radically erred BY An infaiable method
savire time and expense All dissases peculiar 70
the sexual organs. OF private Character radically
Ga aissasse Of he most horrible elase, vAsas tie
blood IN become poisoned producing blotehss n
the face mail wstsy bstess-rains tn the heaA asd
honea aIeevated throat and nose. the linz
and body eefofula-togethes With an endless nuA.
ber 81 s1fssipRs- eGbcfualy and permanently eased
Da jazz IL secomDended BY the pseeo Of Ne
eonntrv bv professors Of medical colleges, and y
should apply TO him and be cured At once.
DR. jaws can be consulted, conhdentially, BY ls-
ter O. Drawer So. Chicago enclosing stamp fY
return answer o. at his once parlors. 81 ee Raj
dolt,h etreet corner OF Dearborn street, from =.
H. to Or. n. Ten separate pcome, and pfivHee e..
trance and exits, 80 that patienfe never come Ia
contact with each other. Everything private and
just published. by Dr.. james, two pamphlets, o.
ar,-v ..n.purA And SyPfr1Is. and both sent i,
sealed envelopes 70 ANY address receipt Of e,
cents Or three red postage stamps