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8irer SnteIli9ence.
cREscEsr orrrc.. No. d

CRESCENT HrRyrr
Friday Morning. Nov. %. 1863
Business was brisk upon the steamboat landing
yesterday. large number of steamers arrived
and departed, and majority of them had good
freights.
The weather continues pleasant. Clear skies
and genial atmosphere are now our daily por-
Late arrivals from Red River report Il falling
fast-three feet scant on the bars and falls.
The Vicksburg Times of the 18th inst. SAYS:
"Shippers being unableto complete their lots
last night owing TO the scarcity Of drsymen Capt.
Harrison determined TO lay over with the Bart
Able until to-day, when he will leave at Pm.
The New Albany Commercial Is little prema-
ture in its assertion that Capt. McGill has institu-
ted suit against Capt. Leathers for violation OF
charter Of the Belle Lee. No such suit has been
brought. and from present appearance will not
be, as In all probability Capt feathers will be on
the Belle Lee next week, and In the Vicksburg
and New Orleans trade. ...s.I f.I
The wharfboats at Cairo are filed to overflow.
ing with Southern freights. The wharfbost pro-
pretors refuse to pay the regular rates, and want
10 force the boats to cut rates F"
We have no late sdvces from Ouschits river.
me success, due to-day, viii probably bring Us
Cant. Gus. ledge with his fine packet. the
Golden Era, came in yesterday morning from
shreveport with a good trip. We trast that his
tomorrow evening for Jefferson, Shreveport and
all way landings At O'Clock. -. =
The Lulu D., Capt. John Grace, leaves this eve
ming for Jefferson, Shreveport and all landings
intermediate. Mr.. Ben. Fulton has change of her
Office. Being Of light draft the Lulu wIll get
through without delay.
The peoples packet Nina SHINES. under
command OF Capt. W. r. Greenhouse, with the
ever attentive Mr.. A. J. Reid in her office, leaves
at 10 A. NJ. today for Bayou Sara and all coast
landings. Hurry down your freight. as the cap
tain with the white hat' never waits for any.
thing.
The light draft packet Cuba No. 2. under com.
mand Of Capt. George E. Wilkinson, leaves posi-.
lively at P. N. today, for Jefferson, Shreve.
port, Grand Ecore, Alexandra and all way land
ings on Red River. Mr.. James Lesesne. = cour-
teous young gentleman. has charge Of her Office.
Send down your freight early, as Capt. Wilkinson
Ia sure to 60. rain or shine freight or no freight.
The great Ruth arrived yesterday evening from
Cairo with fine trip. -
The P. W. 6rader IL receiving for Louisville.
The Henry Ames, steamer veil and fsvorably
known to our citizens, is in port loading for Mem.
phis and the Bends to leave to-morrow ct 5PM..
and hereafter every alternate Saturday during the
business season. Capt. Boyd, an old steamboat
man, and one Who ID perfectly well mp In his line
Of business. commands, and her Office 10 in charge
Of Mr.. Sedan, gentleman whom We have not the
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This is great age for the explosion Of anti
qusied dogmas in science. The other day the
faculty of Paris was startled at the bold decsra-
ton that harc-boied eggs are easier than soft
ones to digest; and DR.. Flint astounded rs by de-
nouncing as murderous to the Sick the universal
doctrine Of starving diseases. instead of giving
the body food and strength TO resist the inroads
Of disease. Now, DR.. Pettenkoffer, of Munich
has, by accurate experiment exploded the doc.
trine that in sleep the lungs take up much less
oxygen than by day. He finds that In sleep tie
by day, and they expire but AZ per cent. OF car.
bonic acid against SO per cent. by day. The
great excess of oxygen is. he says. stored up for
use in the greater working exhaustion of daylight
exercise, so that sleep is not for rest 90 much Is
one wits shsrpened for bargain or Invention, 1t Is
therefore important that we have good supplies
Of fresh air in our sleeping spartments.-GA Alta
Cal. .7
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.

Grand Lodge of Louisiana.
THE n. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. L O. o. y.
Meets semi annually on the fourth Tuesday January
July New orIeans Officers for the present year 9S-E
kusha Of No. NJ W. Grand Master; T. Hu of No. So
X ". ID. Grand Master; E. r. Fairchild, Of No. IL, r
Grand Warden Josiah FOlger ofNo. R. w. Grand sscrs
ay; w. Dsesdernisr of No. 10, w. Grand Treasurer:
Luther Homes Of No IS and q Dunlap Of No. IS r. w.
O. Representatives q. L u Rev g. L More Of No Is w.
Grand Chaplain; John B. HenO OF No. W. Grand Marshal;
A. haEureau. of No 40, w. Grand Conductor; J. Rsuer
efEO. 10 Grand Guardian; p O. J. n L.tejOhn. Of No.
Is W. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRArp MlsrrRs-P a John p Barnett
Of No. II, District No. 2; p a. A. j. vsndegrin Of No g.
District No. s. p @. g. T. Grisanore Of No 81 District No.
9; r. O. 8 p Clarke of No Is, District No g. p B. e.
CLANCY, Of No District No. Il p O. Jacob schrelner Of
No. Sc District No. IL; p O. II. Hunsicker Of No 81 Dis
triet No. IL p g. q. w. Guth, Of No. 20 District No. s.
STANDING COMMITTEES Of the ord-P q, Sire Geo.
w. Race Of No. u; p. @. Master W. O. Wilson, Of No. g.
p. @. Master Gardner Smith. of No II.
JudioiaL-P. @. Master Luther Homes OF No. is; p g.
d. d. q. N. Phi Schneider, Of No. To- p q. D. wsidner
No. a.
Consultation and ByLaes-P. q. Master George Sunges
or, Of No. 29 p g. Henry Haskell, of No. l6; p O. VIM
wisett Of No. II.
Petitions and Appeas p. O. Master J. a. Dunlap of No.
Is p. o; L. Graham, of No. q; P. d: g. NJ Benjamin
Moses, efNo.6.
Legislatire-P. O. Master Thomas H. Shields Of No 6;
O. Master Howard Mnlspaugh Of No. II; p. @. Joseph
west, Of No. l.
Fn0noe.-P q. Master A. Wallace Hur!ter Of 10; r.
@. Master Edward Pilsbuy, ofNO Is; 70. r. Tower,
ofNo L.
Orsienfials-P O. A. ". MacDoner Of 10 Is; p g. Frank
Phster, Of No. %; p. @. George Drmeyer, Of No. q
All communications TO the n. w. Gran. Master Grand
Secretary shoad be forwarded to the Of the Grand Sc
ereay tho Crescent Mutual Insurae Company,
Of Camp street and Commercial Places
JOSIAH FOLGER, brand Secretary
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DENAACOLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED rRI.wEEKLY BY WIZ. KIRK 4 90

subscrpecn-rwslvs months, IS; nx months % IN ID.
vsnce This long established journal becomes very desirable
OF this tine In view Of the fact that Pensacola efecng
Der railroad communications with the Northwest, and
becoming . point Of interest 10 entsrprising
II 10 devoted 70 the Development Of the material
tsresp Of the State Of Florida and In its local de-
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and Tnb trade growing up In iss vicinity also 70 other
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Lodge Room No /, the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. omcers-GsO. w. ssdlsr. O. p; J. H. Burke
4 q. p; ". II. Wright, Scribe.
MAGNOLIA EkcAxPMENr NO.
Meets and fourth Saturdays each
Baton Rouge oHcsrs-oscar Barbee O. P; L. G. Morris
II. p; h Csariinsky, Scribe.
WASHINGTON ESCAMPxENr Soa
Meets the second and fourth Mondays in each month
Msrgny Buildngs Third District Omcers- r. stahe o. p
q. y. stureken, h p; J. Reiner, Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENGAGEMENT NOT
Meets % the first and third Wednesday in Jefferson ass
corner OF Magazine and Philip Streets Fourth District
ocers-J W. Allen @. p; Frank Phster, II. Pi GeOrgs
Ritter. Scribe.
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets In the Office the Grand Secretary, the
Monday IN January, April, July and octear The
Board the third Monday in January for orgsnizs
ton oeerJ. G. Dlnlap President; Josiah FOger sesrs
tary, Joseph West Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets Grand secrstary Friday evening even
month oHcers-A W. Mcdonnell, President; Josiah Folger
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION
Secretary Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting last Saturday in January Officers for 1865
E. NJ Rusha President; O. ". Roper First Vice President
Phster Second Vice President; Luther Homes Secretary
A Wallace Hunter, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets first Monday In month ONCE Of tbs Grand
Secretary. Election FIRST Monday in May for Director
BOARD ls68-Presidenf-E M Rasha. NJ. w. @ n
Finance coum0fse-J. q. Dunlap; A wallace Hunter;
Eugene p. Brugere.
Hal Conmittee-G l. Thos. Il. Shields, E. II. Fsirchld
George DiTmeyer.
Building ComHittee- Z NJ Russia; Luther Homes; George
Hungesser.
a W Ro,sr u uf.rar,h q n uoo~. n T. u.,z
Haskell
JOSIAH FOL,IER Secretary.
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EkREsT TURPIN, WHOLESALE

EkNEsT TURPIN. wHoLEsALs aANUFAo-
Y turer of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jgjube Paste Gum
Drops and Syrups By steam Importer Of French Orna
nents such a. Cupids Flowers Gum Leaves, Lyrics
Rhins Decorated Toys Cossaqnes Fancy Papers for Csks
Stands Souqnes CAonAgss or Fancy Boxes for Christ
and New Year Prssents Comucopias etc, etc Ne Is
Old Levee street. bsvssR ST. Lous Cont strssts
OrleAra
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Fifty.fve dollars buys ssplendid Grover & Baker
family sewing machine at ls2 Canal street. Ma
chimes warranted i've years. Hemmer, tucker,
braider and quiltef given with each machine.
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NoR sALE-REAL EsrArE-skYERAL a

LN0R 8ALE-REAL EsfATE-sBvERAL HUN
dred Cotton Sugar Plantations located n the bes,
portions Of The cotton and growing States Also Rct
Plantations Orange Orchards and bodies Of valuable
timber sndA Also large variety Of City and Suburban
Property improved and unimproved in the residences
stores building lots and favorable Partiss
wishing viii do well TO call examine Proper
Hes kber @ ard RsN Estate Aeerts No. 6 Oarondsir
Neu0
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No More Copsiba and Cubep..

No More Copeiba and Cubeps,
GRIxAULT's CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT oY
AATICo vEGETALIs.
whsrs all ether medicines failed these preparations
will always effect These insure rapid and
They used In the hospitals of Paris celebrated Dr.
Bcord and found greatly superior to all nth
mineral remedies and Copaios Cubebs The inject
used In recent and capsules In more chronic cases
Syrup Peruvian Berk aud Iron,
-PREPARKD
GRIMAULT CO.,
Chemists to Il. J. H. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents agreeable form the active
principles Of Peru Bark the best tOnics comb cd
with 1on of the principal bases Of the blood II pre-
Choross Green sickness facilitate the development of
young females and 20 restore health aud vgOr system
In general 1t rapidly removes the distressing stomach
plants caused by snema and eucOrrhea which
often subject reKulsrzes and facilitates ow of the
catamenis and also excellent for pale Emphatic and
scroulous children. Lastly exces the appetite promot
Digestion end extremely beneficial al persons
blood has been impoverished by illness long difficult
convaescence The effects of this Syrup
and speedy.
Depot General in New Orleans at
Y. DUCOvGES,
80 Chartres street.
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| a
osARs ''' ''r'A Ter years. constantly on hand A''
NEW YORK.
A. GOOD SMOKE is
| PERPETUAL COMFORT
Competent critics pronounce best for many reasons
| Il is made of the best stock grown.
| The nicotine IL extracted, there
NO NO., drugs in u, consequently on it is
| Il has an agreeable. aromatic flavor,
| Does not burn sting the tongue,
Mouth or Gissgreeable Odor in the room.
| Inst.ad Of exciting the nervous forces,
| lt ailsys irritation and Gains them.
sIotpS T6Ss as sne Ps, perfect on s.r.r,
| Meersehaum Pipes are being packed daily
In the various ;iasd bass in which it is sold.
Who love a good smoke TO try it.
LorilIards Eureka" Smoking Tobacco
IsIkewise excellen. article of choice Virginia
Tobacco. Of a heavier body than the former,
And hence much cheaper in price; nevertheless
Itmskes an excellent smoke Orders for
Meersehaum Pipes daily packed in this brand.
| Lorijard's "Century" Chewing Tobacco,
Composed of the best cutting Leaf in the country
superior in color, tner in quality, and mak.sa
The Leading Pine Cut Tobacco wherever used.
Rs.pestabe jobbsrs and dealers in all sections
Keep IL, and small buyers money,
lime and trouble by purchasing Of them
LoR1LLARD's NACCoBOY FRENCH RAPPEE and
SCOTCH on FFs sti retain the excellent qualities
nave made them SO famous GFcSlss sent
PARIoR DTNINGROnv AVN cu.vpru srrrS
II. Krutina,s
MANDATORY AND wARERooMs,
Nos. Do and Do East He..s.. ss-sst.
Between BOwery and Second Avenue.
NEW YORK.
Retailing ut Manufacturer. Prices.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
SAVESA's PUECnAs.ss BU&EAs
Nos 50 and % PARK ROW NEW YORK.
Sn Kinds Of MERCHANDISE PURCHASER.
Experienced and competent buyers engaged.
Orders nled promptly and faithfully lowest rre
and purchases made only from nsclas reliable houses
Orders will be sIsd, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, vhsss
srcsrt restted TO Freight Commission
Commissions sum- no. exceeding 500 FIVE per cent
Commissions exceeding sloC. TWO AND HA&y
pers spk Addrsss
ISAAC DAvEaA.
Pastsnos Box I7Bs New Ysrs
ksssr this oncs
EROsT. aa-ACA 1x CO.-waoLksALE Arp
Retail Dealers and Manufacturers of
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Ne. 70 BowERY-Near CANAL ST.,
New York.
sg- Steamboats, Hotels Public Bulldogs farnished,
the shortest notice All goods purchased of house
O. HxLLEsTED.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. n Wall strsst.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
JOHN a. GROW.
ArToRNEY-ArLAw,
I5s Common Street.
New Orleans. La.
AW RD....-...............LAW CARD.
W. SCOTT BILLUPs,
Attorney and CounseIor-at-Law,
BRENNAN. TEXAS
Special paid Claims for Collection and prompt
returns mace.
4 Ii. Haley
ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. 8 Carondelss stress,
NEW ORLEANS
re ENvENTORs.
WILLIAM n. ECCLE6,
Attorney az Law,
WIN solicit Patents and prosecute Pstens Suits and old 70
iectsd clsimA Expecting reap PROFITS such W
obtain nrt application barely I. coss M;
and having boon In the business for
oled to shape claims 10 avoid inng Al
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.

Meets every first and third Saturday, in Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Matches streets OHicers-A Mszureau, ID. NJ; Chss g.
keis, D. d. NJ Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer
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QUENA VISTA ENGLIsA
CLAS sICAL sCHooL

Having returned tser three years. 80 N,
home the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
will open on MONDAY, 10th of September next, I'm
gsh and Classical School, for the education OF Boys.
heocay Of this Institution Is delightful combining al
the advantages country The grounds ample
sndv beagsn beauned and adorned With onAmentatree
shrubbey The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purpose The house bees
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and Is being
reprinted repspered receansed and repuaed that
locality IN the whole country will be hesthful
The discipline Of the School win be mild and parental bu
nrm decided and every eori will be made develop
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil III
Principal Of the School prepared board Twsl
scaolsrh
Terms tor Session Of Five Months:
Tuition IN Primary Department.
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classic
Board per month including fuel and lights. 20
Contingent lie
Washing at lsundress prices
JAMES McNUrT. Principal
References from fennessee-Col Jno NcGsvocki Gen. NJ
p DeGrafsursid Col ON Perkins, r II. Bradley, ESQ.,.
Col ". q McIemors J. B. McEwsn, ESQ.,, Col John L
House, Raw. A. n Cunningham, d. D., Rev. Francis Il
Devils, DR. John 8 Park John Carter, ESQ, n. Ewing
ESQ., udss P q. q Perkins, ,. ". Nicely Robt r. Moo
ar,es Allison
References NON vrginis-Hon Andrew g. Fulsu- Dr..
v.sandsrs Cen VIM Terry, Q. 8 A, Randall McGsvock
80 ss.i Crockess. ESQ, Thsmas Wood, ESQ.,, Rev.
kLsey. .. U Graham Q. @. fsss. stephen heGAyock,
!anes Il Wherry, wyths county; Gen James A walkn
D.. havn WATSON. j. B. Alexander. ESQ, Rsv. Danl
bvins. Ssnss Il Cloyd, ESQ.,. rulAsh county.
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A BOOK FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
J. BALDWIN DUFF'S TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES ImPOtency Loss Of Power Nervous Debility, with
Notes mDedments TO Marriage should be AL
erpsting marriage. Sent BY mail receipt of Is By
j. 3. DUFF GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street.
Where al private successfully treated
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Encampments.

kss D. D. NJ; Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer
Eneampments.
THE r. W. GRAND EEoAMPMENr'oF LOUISIANA
Meets semi-snnually the fourth Wednesday January
and July ofeers for 1851 Twinnenors No. 5, NJ W.
Grand Patriarch A. W. Macdonald Of No s. N. & Grand
High PRIEST Jules A Fiorst. Of No w. Grand Ward.
va W. C. Wilson. of No l. R. W. Grandscribs; b. DssilvA
Of No. l, r W. Grand treasurer Geo. W. Roper,
Of No. s r W. @. Junior Warden; A. Wallace
Hunter, Of No. !, X. W. Grand Representative
George Nungesse Of Me- W. Narshk Frank Paster Of
No T. W. Grand Sentinel; NJ FrsnkfOrd, Of No 4 W. ID.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones, Of Nc. DA No Deuutv
District Grand Patriarch.
STANDING CoxurrExs.-Ctefenfiais and RsvnA-Toth.
an Potter, OfNo VIM, Bloomfield Jr, Of No A. Na1u-
rsau. ofNo.S
sat. Of the ord--J. a Dunlap Of No l. Lnther Homes
fNe. l. G. Tnemsn, mo. 6.
Fsnano-B N. Russia. Of No. 7, John 3. Heno, OF No
Geo. c. KsuE, ofNo.6
Constellation and By-Lars-Howard MIllspsugh, ofNo g.,
Edward Pflsbury, Of No Il r. sturcken sfNo.6
Subordinate Eneampments.
wILpEy NO. Il
ussss On the First and Third Saturday Of MONTH In
Lcdss No. l. the Crescent utaal Insurance Com
ps.y omcsrs-B. De Silva O. p; A. Thsns0n. II. r.
SAonas II. Jones, Scribe.
HoBAH KNcAMPxENf NO. 8.
Meets he Second and Fourth s.sard of each month IN
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BOARD OF THE COMMISSIONERS
or
CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct g, 1868.
By virtue s7h section an set entitled IAN Act to
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and Provide for the
Government and Administration Affairs approved
Feb g. 1882 purpose funding the debt of the
late Municipality No. Two falling the 9th December
proxmO, sealed proposals viii be received this Office for
the exchange of the 60 sxythree Bonds of $1,000 EACH
issued by Municipality No. TIVE the City Bank for COnso
dated Bonds of the City of New Orleans dated December
1862 having yosrs run with interest coupons
attached thereto the of per annum
payable semi annually in the city of New York.
Proposals be "oHer for Exchange Of Bonds
to be opened the first day December 1863 at IL O'Clock
NJ and addressed O. DeBuys, Secretary Room No. p
City Hall By order Of the Board.
o. DE BUYS, Secretary
THY TIT TEST 1T THORuUeHLxI
I. WIN COS, 70. nothing 70 DO By making Application
se you vii ss shown 10. t. sss IL and rss;Onsss Length
The Magnolia washing Machine
w DO yosr vssD2s With one half toe labor less soap and
Machine IN the Of clothes and in fuel IN less than
Ing over steauing Tub and prevents the washer from
haing the rtean Of filthy also from getting
and will in instances be the Of preventing sick
NESS and saving a e "ce vs al, T., wvxovn
be Machine and made Of India Ruober Cylinders and
vrngs the clothes almost ready for ironing
l. Useful Simple and Chespl Satisfaction Guaranteed
no Sala Use the
Magnolia Washer,
and the womans Health. ana also both Labor and
Money Il A GAILLARD,
No. los Poydras street,
Owner Of the Patent Right Louisiana
81 Country rights for sale.
A LBEKT LYONS SCHOOL FOX sOHs.
sHATAwA. PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
New Orleans and Jackson Rsilroadl
Circulars may be obtained application TO KOBERf
PTTKIN. ESQ. IS sndls Cam street Ee- Orleans
ERAEKLIN
TYPE, STEREOTYPE, AND ELECTRoTYPE FOUNDED
les vine Street, between Fourth and Fifsh
Z ALLISON, Superintendent, Cincinnati
Manufacturer Of, and Dealers In
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS
or uEsy pEsczrrFIoz
0tereetyping and Eleetrosypins
In al their various braneha-Books Music, Psxsnt He'd
LAbss I'D DirsctionA yssa Wood ats. Etc Eta
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WIN solicit Patents and prosecute Patent SHIFTS old 70
ectsd clsimA Expecting to resp profits such W
obtain patents nrst application for barely
and having boen In the business for
bed to shape claims o. TO avoid Infringement An busi
ness attended 70 promptly-advcs free In all casss.
Best 81 city references siven wh.s ds-srsd.
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MEDICAL.

- DIsEAsEs-DR. DE BAUssET win take charge Of and
Diseases witss Bsnnorhses, UIcersS Rheumsssm sout
Dyspepsia Chlorose Liver Diseases Of the Trina
I'll :. Ii. s eornsr sSsy a.. M fS o,I
bon streets. Rssidenee, No. a Dsuphine street.
M. =. wILHoFT.
PHYSICIAN AND ACCoUCHEUK
ONCE and Residence No 700 Bsronne Between Girod and
Julia Streets.
NEW ORLEANS, La
Once Heurs-From II n. to O'Clock p L. Speciality.
rsmsie DiseAses and Obstetrics.
WhO TAKES THE MONEY!
d. WQLOoII says he WIN pay $1,000 70 any we
~ reaSx snS tns, WI, Inst rsnoys sno
Temples, Neck, Shoulders. Breast Back Heart Lungs
satsTnsl acute or chronic Old Ulcers. Fresh Woants
Fnghtfnl Cancersn fact. all pain, any cause Rheu
Labor Psns QUICK S oI reduce nee S
a. rapidly hes. permanently sOOn give in its sp
feeble or aged person, and is harmless Pain Paint
Applied Free at no. 81 csrOndset street. - -,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied.
EAOTs = hs.sn. n. Kisner . Hol.nss,, No. 80
entIemenI have examined the patent thai was srsntso
you by the o. Government for manufacturing ksskor
veil excite and IN good order the digestive
Orgsns have prescribed said Btters several times and Ia
sSsSt remain ssSssp very rsspeSssuy your 2Os
examined The pateAt bold for the manufact
Msssss S:ss 80 sss s' apca he II sus system Ss
taken In inordnse quantities. Indeed, nothing bu 10
your SassS s which ss1. .ssmns AZ
ontain Ingredients injurious TO health and may
s SSs to '''s who 'r'n want ., sSPs
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APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodide Of Iron and Man.
Raneso Pills.

The treatment Of chlorotic scroous affections
and tedious with the usual preparations Of
not unequenty fail owing to the stomach not being able
support them The researches Of Professors HannOn Of
Brussels Gensoul aud Pstrequin, Of Lyons Berzeus aud
Trouseau of Paris have demonstrated that this lamentsbe
failure owing TO the absence Of Manganese which
Iron, Is essential element Of the blood These Pls
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics and
have consequently received appreciation Of the Academy
of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They
employed with certainty Of against ChlOrosi
Sckpess Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and IT.
regular Menstruston and preferable pills iodde
tionA
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Digestive Elixir of Pepsins.

GRIMAULr d CO., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Oorviss
MUSICIAN to his majesty the Emperor of the French
Gastric Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
which digests food in the stomach When by
other the supply Of digestive fluid IL small the inevitable
consequences bad Digestion gastrtis gastrss na
nation Of the mucous coats OF the stomach and bowels heart
burn, pitute anRmla loss OF strength and n female
chorosis The Elixir Of Pepsine which sanctioned by
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
all such diseases and vomiting during pregnancy