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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-24

A Common form Of Indigestion
10 oppression After eatins, Or dsprsssiag dallssss
eftAs spirits; with fatalsncs Or bslsAins apei
Wind. and alnost always follows Cossivsnsss. u.
HAsaDoH's PaRrsrALns Lossssss. give quick and
permanent relief. They are pleasant. DsssaSls. %
net require increase of dese. never grips. sad for
Constipasien 81 the Bowels. Piee, Aesdsehe, Dissi
nsso. lffogularties. and ether Fe0als weakness,
they are incom parable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-24

n. MILE, corner ksDcolph shd Chit o1SeS56 !
!. Inporter. 1aouiectuYer snd Wko1<eoje Nen1n6I
h watches, JeWelry, Silver and Pto0dWooo, 49,
e. Of ths Na11eoA1 WISH 49, AH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-24

lPDU aDA steel.
MALL, kIMBARK co., Importers and Dsslsrsin
N Iron. Steel. Halls - 0eavy Hard wass, 50. o3aaa
- Michigan kveaue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~. L. CARROLL.

A RCHITECT-ALsO, SOLICITOR OF PAT
n ENTS, with Dodge / Mum, Of Washing.
ton, d. q.
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1.moaoroe ma oeoAes.
10 drive awsy ne slosa scf sign,,

10 drive swsy Tie sios 1scf night.
The world stlli eeaale IN heed Of light
CHESTERS Improved o0oke Consnaing keso
" esns Lantern u sasNealeA. h. CHksTkR. 40o.
u ". Lake 81. Chicago, nufs<tursf Of Ssrsse
asd Barn Lamps. \. \. snA etssnbost Lanterns e
al kis d. Orders promptly 1illed
lIANK, WgsTLAKn : GOV kkl. nannfsetnfese
~ OF Plais. stamped and Japanned Tin war;
weesiaks'e Patent Lanterns, Rs4lsoad and Marine
slsuals etovse asd Hollow wares. No. - 0ichigaa
Ave. Agts for The celebrated none CON fort gtovee
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0aORTH-WR4FN 1F'U Co. Ensines, PunDqe
Wsoueht bon Pipe. nalleebi~ lrsA oeGeDUS
6tean " srning Apparatus, 10 y. Jsnerson 49,.
0A0zIW6RIH, TVOhI0 FUksE, Iron ~ =
P1ttinRs, 6eee0 B0iless. kSnps sno 0oo0ues
6sltins, oiean Warning Appesstus, S2e LAke -.
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O11e. Paint and lj1aes.

EWi5. Han I CO. cell Psints, Oils, Vsssiskso
ma Window 0lass. cheaper than any houoei y ~
North vest. ~ TO ~ South Water street
IL white Lead, OH and futty; sgest for DsanAsa
Pants. Riehnond D Pray's A1ls III. CroGbye O..
risee Top Dssssisg. ~ Wsshing toa street.
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PHYSICIAN D.

:. J. FARQUMARsON. N. n.
ntvfcR. BcRTfs OPERA HOUSE. Residence.
" Butte Hence. novs-diy
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Customs Changes in the West Indies.
1HE FORTUNE OF 1HAD. STEVENS

WAsHNGToS, Aug. 13.-The body OF Mr.. Ste
yens is guarded by the Butler ZOuaves, negroes,
uniformed and armed. ..t
The great majority of visitors are negroes. The
exhibition attracts very little attention.
The body lies in the center of tue rotunda. No
unusual decorations OF drspery In the Capitol.
receipts from customs from the lst to the Sth
inclusive were s., 3,639,000. ...
Gen Candy has arrived and assumed command
of the department Of Washington.
Butler retains Caleb Cushing to defend him
against WoOlley aud Kemberly Brothers.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $494 600.
Itis stated that Baron Won Lederex will repre-
sent Austria here.
Mrs. Richards, of Alexandra, Va. died to-day
from an overdose of chloroform, which she was
taking TO relieve neuralgia. .....
The departments have advices OF imp ortant
changes 10 custom regulations Of Cuba and Porto
Rico commencing lst September Manifests
must express generic classes Of goods, or contents
Of packages aud their gross weight, or foe will
be imposed. Masters and superca rgoes must
comply strictly with these rules, as the slightest
yaristion involves fine; aad they must have the
signature aud seal Of Spanish cOnsols affixed 10
maniiests. Bills of health require the same GER
tif1caie. No corrections allowed after delivering
manifest 60 the custom house. The boat and the
goods found on board or delivered. not manifest
ed, will be subject to fine equal to the value OF
the goods.
Stevens leaves $500 900.
Coils. Mann and SmaIlwood leave for New Or
leans TO morrow morning.
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FROM EUROPE.

snip ost mt sea-Tseatmest OF Enigrants
te.visw Betw the Cz and King Of
Prr rrssia-DestructiveF Fire at Lisboa-Issur-
e.nt. In Arsgon-sickBesso Of a Royal Priace
France and Tuhis-The Tsrks 6eaten-
R-siEaAtion OF the Bb sziiian Cabinet
IIvERPooL, Aug. l3.-The British ship Brian
Borhoime, from Dublin, Aug. l., for Qlsbec, was
lost al .ea. Only the master and first mate saved.
BERLIN, Aug. l3.-Negotiations have been ini-
tatec between the North German Confederation
and the United States for treaty securing pro-
lection and proper treatment of emigrants on the
high seas.
IrsBos, Aug. l3.-The Duke de Montpensier
protests to the queen OF Spain against his Danish
ment.
WHsBADEN, Aug. l3.-The czsr and the king
Of Prussia had a pacific interview ct Langen'
schWalbach.
LISBON, Aug. ia fire originating in newly
arrived cotton cargo destroyed great quantity OF
colton. brandy and other vauables. Loss elOe ,OOO
but little insurance.
LONDoN. Aug l3-Mardstoner Wells was hung
TO day in prison. This is the first execution under
new law.
PARIs. Aug. l3-Armed insurgents have made
their appearance in Aragon, and government
troops have been sent in pursuit of the rebels.
BRUssKIs, Aug. l3.-The royal prince OF Bra
bant is dangerously sick. ...
PARIS Aug. l3-La Liberte asserts that new
difficulty is pending between France and Tunis.
The Turks were badly beaten By the Cretans on
the 9th of July. ...-
LrssoN, Aug. l3.-The last steamer from Rio
Jsnero brings the intelligence that the Brazilian
cabinet has resigned. naborhy heads the new
ministry.
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FROM RALEIGH.

North Carolina Democratic ConvestiOn-
g,,at Attendance-Haim mouy and EasDa.
siasm.
RALEIGH, Aug. l3.-The Democratic State con-
vention assembled to-day in large force, IN Tuck.
er's Hall. At 10 A. NJ. the convention Was called
TO order by Hon. Thomas Bragg. and JOS Davis,
ESQ.,, of Franklin, chosen temporary chair
man, and Messrs. Gales and Eagehord secreta-
ries Mr.. Davis, on taking the chair, addressed
the convention in an APPROPRIATE speech. COM
nittee Sas appointed upon permanent orgsnlza'
tion In the absence Of the committee, Hon.
Josiah Turner. Jr., was loudly called for, who
responded in a seetbiDg speech.
ihe committee reported, recommending Col.
R. II. C0wan, of Wilmington, as perm anent presl.
dent, with seven vice presidents from the several
congressional districts, and number OF secre-
lsries. =,
COL Cowan addressed the convention at length
in sD able speech.
over seventy counties of the State are repre-
septed, several hundred delegates being IN at
tendance.
A committee of fifteen resolutions and nom
ination of electors for the State at large was
apuoipted, Of which Hon. ThOs. Bragg Is chair
man. judge Osborne Of Mecklenberg, and Jos.
j. Davis Of Franklin, were appointed electors for
the state at large.
| The committee on resolutions have reported.
kessrs. Robins, Graham, Brggs. j. u DOODLE
and others addressed the convention.
| The city Is full of visitors, some estimating then
| at three thousand. Great harmony and enthusl
| asm prevail. Tonight grand torch light process
sion vii take place. a.. ......
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MARKETs.

. LONDON, Aug. 3-Noon.-Consels 93J. Bonds
FRAkXFoRr, Aug. 13-Bonds 75i@75i.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l3-NOOn.-Cotton steady
and III changed. Sales estimated at 10 900 bales.
sugar heavy at 36. du,y paid.
LONDON, Aug. -AfternOon.-Bonds declined
ID.
IIyERPooL, Aug. Is - Afternoon - Cotton
STEADY, quotations unchanged: Bacon advanced
10 SOS. IsllOw declined to 45s. Sd. Sugar quiet
LIvhRPooL-Evening-A Is. Cotton closed
frmer, with an advance; uplands l0d., Orleans
lO4d. Lard firm and unchanged.
LONDON, Aug. l3 3-EVenlng-ConsOls 9j4Q93..
FRAEKFoRr, Aug. l3.-Bouds dull 75I.
PAKIs, Aug. ls.-Bourse opened hrmer; rents
70f. &c. --...-.-.
reals. Sterling II3; for federal currency 329}2A;
gold long discount; short premium.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-Cotton market quiet
middlIDg 29&c. Flour not so strong, bat demand
dull; while 81 29 yellow 81 20. Oats dull a. s5
Ca90c Mess pork frm $50 so. Bacon, shoulders,
i4lc. Lard quiet 10. Bonds-vlrginia 6's of
1867, As bid; coupons, new, 63 Ofd
NEWO oKK Aug. 49, Cotton more active. Sales
to-day 1000 bales; middlings 294c. Flour less &C
tive; prices unchsnGed. Winter wheat steady;
spring l92c. lower. New amber, Tennessee,
81 55ds2 Go. White 81 30. Corn active, l02c
better Mixed western 81 l3Gsl II. Oats lc.
lower Mess pork dropping $2S 7OGs2S S74for old
s2S 5C@s26 62. Lard firm kettle renderedlsGl l94e'
Whisky quiet 673c. Groceries quiet. furpentlne
45G46c RosiD 50 909$7. .Freghs dull.
SAVANNAH, August l3.-Cotton quiet but steady.
Middligs 2S4c. No sales. Receipts l66 bales ;
exports cosstWise 2l7 bales.
tHAKLEsTus, August l3.-Cottou dull. No sales.
Nddlings nominal at Csc. Receipts 20 bales.
LONDON, August l3.-Decresse OF specie IN the
Bank of England f50O, 900.
Nav YORK, August l3.-GoveFnments closed
wesk; 5 aOs Of 1862 with coupons ll4b: Tennes-
| see 6s Ga new 6S5 North Carolinss 70, new 12k
Virginia S. Sc. There is to-day an increased de-
| maad for money and call loans advanced to 4GoS.
| Discount rates are also hardening. Gold strong
l47i@l47i. Sterling dull, 81.
| NOZZLE, August l3.-Cotton market dull. frlcei
nominal. Nothing doing. Receipts none; exports
one bale.
| LOUISVILLE, Aug. l3.-Seventy- three hhds. to
| bscco sold; lugs to medium leaf 81 500l5; me-
| dium shipping leaf sl7. Flour frmer, *6lQ7 Ot
/ for supeffne Wheat firm 81 O5@2 Is. Corn 81
| d95c. Oats I5@4sc. Mess pork $2s 90. LARD
| ISL Baeon-shoulders 1876; ear rib sides ~ o.
clear sides l7a. Bulk meats-shouiders lz4c'
clear sides l64c. 80, ,ooo
| IlIf: of 1854 llOf Of 1867, lo9; l0-40's 1894.
CIHCINATI, Aug. l3.-FlOur quiet family slOg
| $40 25. Wheat, corn and oats unchanged anC
steady. Whisky in bend held at zoe. Pork bell
| Al s5S 75 Lard lSl. Bulk meats held, shoulder
i21c., sides H&o Bacon-shouders held at l34 o
clear sides lie; hams 2lQ22c. Sugar l2lGi5s
Coffee al@26lc. Potatoes 81 75Gs2 70. Apple
81 5O@S4. .......-,
changed Supe fine -four S6 2507 IS. Whea
s2G2 20. Corn 93@97c. Oats 54@67c. Por
500 75. Baco,-sboulders l340l 0l34c., sides 1890
l6ic. Hams l7Q20c. Lard ls4QlS3c. WHISKY
| free 81 IS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

C.ttle Dt.eae eae-PslIIicaI-TSun Destroyed
by Firs-Assau an Edi Or-New Cotton
at ssvsnnsh.
OTTowA. @. w., Aug. Is Importation OF cattle
from the United States will cease until the disease
now prevalent among them abstes.
ITTTcI N. Y. Aug. l3.-The Democratic COM
mit,ee have called State convention TO meet on
the "a of September. The contest for NOMINATION
for governor will be between Murphy and Ho1'
man the CHARGES favoring murphy.
San FRINo,sco Aug. I3.-The town Of Lsporte,
California, was destroyed by fire. Loss hall
million.
RICHMOND. Aug. l3.-Lemuel G. Bowden as
ssulted W. D. Coleman, editor Of the Enquirer
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CONVENIENT TEsrIMOSIAL TO GEo. PEABoDY-.
The testimonial ordered by our government TOT
.ureseptatfon to Geo. Peabody a. an acknOwledg--
ment Of his muniacence in the cause OF educahon
in This country, h on exhibition in New YORK. it
ia in the form Of a symbocal monument. aad-
consist- Of pedestal of ebony three inches vide
eiSht inches long and an inch and a half IN height,
on which rises a purple velvet block slz ana a.
balf inches long and two and half inches hlSh.
ON this rises massive gold plntp. resting on the,
center OF which is an upright medal the aisI Oh
which presants an excellent medalic proEis OF mr~
Peabody 90 the osyerss disc - the fol'os slnB
inscription, beautifully cut: " The people ot shw
limited states to George Peabody, in aeknO Electg.
mebt of bis bene6cent promotion OF educati21s
On Tie -izht hand Of the medallion likeness - !
sfems,a statue, representing BeneSolence' ho.as g
a lanTeF bough On the left are two nude b5S 20
~ cLldren' white and black, The white 90 I'D
poiuts proudly to the medallion lace, MGS the
nlaex pointine to himself, appears TO LOOK as II
| he 100 was 10 be benefited. Behind thle .roup
risss three-iruaked palmetto tree, ana oe' Eeen
| he Inverse disc fs q collection Of educ itional
| symbols In the center ~ mounted geOBr aphicAl
Globe, which reyOlyes ct tonch bots cen this Is
| an unrolled map Of the United STATES, With The
| Bible and school books the right and LEFT.
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cONMITTRK or THE WHOLE,

ForI PLAY, PERHAPs-The Erie (Peunsylva-
niel Gazette says: "A lady named Mrs. Riggs,
Who has been living at the old Martin Hotel, Ia
Girsrd and engaged in experimenting the erec'
ton of fine residence for herself on Rice avenae,
10 that boru ugh, died quite unexpectedly on MOI
dey She came to Girard, recently, intending 70
make her new house her home for LIE. MIS-
Riggs was originally from Philadelphia. where she
married Her first husband whose name We nave
not learned left her 500 00O. few years since
She married her present hueoand. Mr.. Riggs, OF
New York. Her business agent Is oroeher OF
her first husband. His wife is dead his daugh-
Ter. . younV lady, hs. beer. with him. waiting on
Mrs Riggs 7he latter wa8 taken SICK week De-
fore she died. This agent and HIS daughter ek
cluded ell others from waiting upon her, ana tne
seept administered ethea, chlorofOrm aud sueh
other things as he preferred. since her oeath tlo
daughter has become seriously il-her falher Also
acting as physician to her. few days before
Mrs. Riggs died an n6erior.looEing woman oAHe
70 help hsr agent take care OF her, and cla,ned 70
he her sister. Mary circums'ances looked SO
strange ihat the Landlord said that post IIer sm
examination should be held on Mrs. hggss sody-
but on Nondsy night it was removed 10 the resl
dence Of Dan Rice (who is an intimate scqueiht
snce Of said business sgeutl with the intention
| taxing il to Philadelphia for burial. 80 tat a
| cou,d be ascertEIned, Mrs. Rggs's imAenss pro
pe-iy goes to tbe sick daughter OF her agent, ana
| il the daughtes dies. 70 ths agent himself
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MADISON, Wis, Aug. 8, ls6S.

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 8, ls6S.
To the EDITOR Of the Crescent: ...
The greatest harmony prevails in this State 10
regard TO the presidential nomination, and de-
tei miDation 20 make the necessary changes 10
carry the State IN favor Of Seymour. The cam
paign is TO be carried on on the aggressive policy,
as we have nothing 10 defend against. Paine, and
possibIy Cobb, will be invited 20 remsin at home,
and Wasbburn will only go back by the po yer OF
his money. The districts represented by Hopkins
and SAWYER will probably return them, but by re-
duced maiorites; while the majnrities IN the dis-
tricts represented by Eldridge, (Dem.l aud Paine,
tRad) will more than Overbalance those OF the
other four Radical ones, and so give US the State
Tor the president.
De mncrats in this State are alive to the atroci.
ties Of Congrt ss their assaults upon the rights OF
the Southern States and violations OF the COnsf-
tuition. They will not defend nor oppose the war
of the North against the South but they will OPP
rose the IecOnstructiOn abOminatiOns aud military
rule for the purpose Of placing the whites beneath
the feet of the negro. These and the hnancial
questions stIike deep into the minds OF the people
here, and the contest will be bitter one, such as
has never been waged before in this State.
Tread in a late number of your paper notice
of the GOOD luck of our mutual friend Lucian Max.
well, of New Mexico. since then have received
a letter from Santa Fe, from which extract
Maxwell discovered on his grant lead, the
richest ever known. 1t yields by assay sl9 500 pei
ton. IL is too rich 10 be very extensive, ana
| think is merely a pocket; however, others say
differently. The gold is percepube 10 the quartz
| Ii is exceed dinghy rich" Showing this letter 20
man here who has Just returned from there, NJ
confirms the statement. and shows some pieces
rock from the vein and says there Is no questiol
| OF the vein being very extensive. Maxweh
| wealth is untold as there is without donbt on MS
| grant more gold than would pay the whole na
Jional debt and all the miners are paying MN
/ royalty. D. VI n
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CREAr RACK AT SARATOGA.-fhe principal
race at ssrstoga on the Sth was toz purse Of
Was heavy betting, which.was slightly 10 favor Of
Pal MsIloy. There was close running throughout,
ana the excitement was immense as the horses
yaried their position. James A. Connally TOOK me
had. rhioh be kept nearly mile. Pat haLlsy
SsaS even AZ the iudee's stand. Connslly again
took The lead, and at the quarter pole Pat came
m even ana passed again. Connslly again came
mn and the horses were even as they passed the
iudse's stand at tremendous speed, AMID greAI ex
J.lsgosrt A. the ouarter Pat was two lengths
| ahead. and ConDaIly gradually reduced the DIS,
| tapce 10 one. At the hsli-mile post the horses
~sye in the same position. AT the three-quarte'
pole Copnslly was called on. wheo swinging intG
he boms.stretch he answered galsntly. and
| nsssad tbs iudQe's stand by clear length. Time
Firsf mile, i:Isl; second mile, l:4Sii third milo
I54i Malloy carried -four pounds overweight
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and Examiner, for Newspaper remarks about his
b. rother, who is attorney general Of the state.
The parties were separated before serious dam
age was done.
SAvANNAH, Aug. ls.-The first bale Of new cot
ton WAS received to-day by Sloan, Grower Co.
II was clsssed good middDg and sold at 400.
HupsoH, N. Y, Aug. l3-The court has re-
fused to bail Cole, who killed Hiscock.
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River NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, August lS.-River falling fast
with five feet in the canal. Weather clear aud
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 1s.-River declining, with about
seven feet to Cairo.
VICKsBURG. August l3.-Passed up: Gov. Allen
st5P. n. River falling slowly.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. l3-Barometer 1880 (;
wind northeast and light. Westher sQually
Arrived Ship Pacific, Foss, AZ days from New
York, general cargo to Creevy, Nickerson Co; !;
schooner Indian, Pendexson, Minstitlan, IN bal.
last 20 +. W. Harris. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. l2-6 P. N.-B,rometer
29:7O. Weather calm. Arrived: Steamship Con-
cordia, Sears master from Boston. with merchan'
disc aud passenger. TO Creeyy, Nickerson q Co.
Sailed steamship Guvanne.
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FROM COLUMBIA.

The Hoath CaroliSs g Lesislature-ResPeet To
the L.te Air. steven
CoIuMBIA, s. c., August Is. .-Resoluuons OF
h.rtavemen. at the death of Stevens were pre-.
sented to the Legislature, aud the speakers and
presidents desks were ordered to be dfsped 10
mourning for thirty days. 1t was announced ~
ecret session that The loan could not be effected
till the tax bill is passed. The Homestead OH
nassed. The governor vetoed the bill reducing
he bonds Of State officers, and the Senate sus'
tanned the veto.
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FROM ATLANTA.
tn. Georgia Les,.ipture.

ArLASrA, August l3.-ln the Senate, Bradley
the negro senator from the first district, was ae'
clared ineigIble by 80 to 5. Bradley intends 10
run for Congress- from the same district.
Roth bouses passed resolutions ordering an cleo
ton in Ielfair and Irwin, two counties not repre-
sented in the State government.
A bill has passed the House to allow persons on
aisl for felony 10 make q statement without oeing
of the facts in their case, the jury TO give
such weight to the same as they may deem
proper.
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oo,ornnieation to the Turf, Field, end Farm,
r;1.s an sccount Of an experimental trial of new
s,iso,us ,be invention OF Chief Engineer ShOeh.
" he United States navy. The object Of the in.
o .,e, e is 10 obtain for projectiIe ired frr,
.,noo,b bore the rotary motion iiaPsrtea by rias
gnp and the trial demonstrated 10 the S,atisfac-
nor Of board Of United States offlqep. that the
6esiceratum wss Rccomplsaee,
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NOSE CASES REQUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT
Render Existence Desirable.

Won s-s 80 Terng from involuntary discharges, what
ssss,dossisprOdl &c upon your general hssthi
n yUu feelves h, dsbiftsisd, easily tirsdi
noe. nrus sxsrOn produce pslptstiOn Of the hesrti
Doe your liver or urinary organs kidneys, fire.
cusptiy gr, out Of orderi
1ycur urine sometimss thick milky, Heeky or sit ropy
- ..,pr or does a thick scum rise the tOp ssdi
-ert at the bottom after II has stood awhilef
d. Won hav. spell. Of short ersashing dyspepssi
Ars your bowels constpatedt
DO Won have spells Anng rushes Of blood the head
j. your memory impsredf
i. your mind constantly dwelling upon this subjectf
Do YOU feel dull isess moping tired Of OfcOnpsny Offs'
Do you wish 70 alone, to get away from everybody
pees any little thing make you start or jHmpf
Is your sleep broken or restlesst
I the iustsr of your eye brilliant the bloom your
cheek bright
Dc You enjoy yourself IN society IS WELT
Do you pursue your business with the same snsrgyf
Do you feel ss much confidence in YOURSELF e..
Ar, ,Our spirits dull AGING given to dts Of mesn'
shOlyt
usO. do not lay IL to yOur liver or dyspepsia
Bsv. Won restless nights; back weak your Knees
ak and have you but appetite and you attribute this
20 dyspepsis liver compiaintf
Nav. reader, sELF-ABUsB, vENEREAL DISEASES
badly eured and sexual sxcssses all capable Of pro-
aucipR q weakness Of the gsnsrative ORGANS.
The organs Of generation, when in perfect health make
shs man
MA xop that those bold defiant energetic perss
pr successful business men always those whose genera
I've organs are perfect beAhi You never hear such men
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FROM HAVANA.

Mrs. seaIouaue for saiaave - TeAAsse
Wanted.
HAVANA, Aug. l3.-Soulouque's wife has es-
poused the cause OF Salnsve. She is said 70 have
considerable inhaence. Salnsye appears to be
gaining ground. F-.... ..-.
TOnDsge is wanted at Kingston. Spices are
rotting in the warehouses, owing 70 low prices.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14

WE AXE IN THE MrDsT OF A REVOLUTION No
more premsture decay Of the teeth. s'zo don't
renders them indestIucuble. Nay, more p Piases
the enamel as white as Psrian mAIDlss ID ine
hTestb as odoriferous as the sweet south breath
ing DER banks of yiolets." Neither tne vseth nor
bs onns can hecome disessed IL II Is used daily.