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German Ladies',

have noticed that in German families family
government is very strict compared with the
theory and practice 10 America on this subject,
may say extremely rigid. The rules and regula.
tous are few, but they are enforced on all occa.
siOGs, and under all circumstances. UnquestiOn.
ing Submission to parental authority lies at the
foundation Of this government. Children are
taught 10 entertain the highest respect for supe
riOrs and for age. II is beautiful to see the re.
spectful manner in which they deport themselves
in the presence of their superiOrs and elder per.
sons. They are also invariably polite TO stran.
gers.
a few weeks ago friend and myself made an
excursion On foot into the country, and we're sur.
prised az the genuine pOliteness of the poor
peasants and their children. Every peasant and
child We met ssluted Us in the kndest manner
possible, and readily and pleasantly answered all
our questions. Children are early taught TO be
industrious and sef-reliant. They are not allowed
TO call servants TO do for them things which they
can easily do themselves. Every boy Is trained
for some business profession, and the girls are
trained 10 make good housekeepers and good
wives In the best families, servants very seldom
wait on the table-not even when guests are in
yited.
] took tea, not long since at the house of a bar
oness with large party, and not q servant was
10 be seen. The baroness made tea after we
were seated at the table, with convenient and
elegant apparatus prepared for the purpose, and
two beautiful young ladies, niece of the baroness
and friend, passed around the table and served
the guests.
On a certain occasion, called on a wealthy
family, and received by the lady Of the house,
who told me that her two daughters were in the
kitchen cooking. They were both TO be married
soon, and professional cook had been employed
to come three times a week, to give them lessons
IN the art Of cooking, and initiate them fully into
all its mysteries. In five minutes one of these
young ladies' came into the parlOr to see me,
neatly dressed, and cOnversed with me in beauti-
full English.
A thorough acquaintance with domestic econo-
my is considered an Indispensable qualification 10
young lady for the married life. In addition to
all this mothers teach their daughters that one Of
the chief duties after marriage is to try TO keep
their husbands comfortable and happy. When
German husband comes to his home, at the close
OF the day Of toll and anxiety, his wife receives
him with smile, arranges his armchair, brings
him his study gown and slippers, places before
him refreshments, gets him a cigar, and while he
eats and smokes cOnvorses with him in the most
entertaining manner about the events of the day.
What will your lady friends say about this picture
OF domestic life IN Germany.
REV. II. N Saunders.
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DIV eIIIngs In New Orleans and Jefferson and
Suburbs.

buburOs.
T6gv T TTI L6EqE T SEg MODERN STYLE TWO
tween ferpsichore AZ d Eutsrpe streets.
LARGE AM HAEDsOMs TWO ST0aY FAME
RESIDENCE Race stree, ating Anuuncation Square
Lot 90 BY 80 beautiful sIuaIin and fine property.
TWO STORY BRI D6i LING, on CAM street, be-
TWO STORY BkICK DWELLING on DryAdss street,
TWO DO Biz COTTAGES, on BarOnne between ErAto
Two STORY BRICK DWELLING, on Carondelet, be-
tw, en- Hevia and Grod streets, -
DOUBLE TW0 stORi Frame DWELLIFG, on Con
stance between Erato and Gainnie, eight side,
: HkND,oME COTTAGE and whole Square Of Ground,
bog dee by Bienvi.e, Alexander Cont, NA2oieon.
obtaining tour large servants room, ktchea Front
CoTTAsE eorrsr Bs1rEs sTS Tr.s containing fou,
rooms cabinet h kitchen Il feur cstern, water
HANDSOME TwO-STORY DWELLING on Tonti street
between CarOndeet ak aAd S. Peter with three large lots
COTTAGE on Roman, between CustOmhouse and Bisn-
vile. House contains three rooms kitcnen etc.
DOUBLE COTTAGE on Jackson street. betweea Liberty
and Frank in-ionr rooms on each sids.
strest--six rooms, kitchen, etc
NEW COTTAGE on Clio, be. -esn Magnolia and Clara,
containing tour rooms in main building; kitchen .ns
m, large stsbie, eistsrn. we'll
Mat COTTAGE Liberty street. bstsosn Jossphins
and Jackson. with extra large lot, 30 bY li9
CoIIAGE on 'arondelet street, between Second and
ONE LAEGE DESIRABLY SITUATED JOT on Sec
opd street. between Magazine and Camp with the brick
building II y sd SD stable thsTf on an
Constance with quarter II square Of ground House
sins two large paror four bedrooms four rooms s base
ment and ouihl dugs and handsome improved ground.
TWO VERY DEsIkABLE DOUBLs TENEMENT
DWELLINGS on Josephine street Each house contains
sbOut eisht
LARGE TW o STORY BRICK DWELLING On Magazine
street river side between second and Third streets with
two large lots Of ground
HANDSOME TwOSTORY DWELLING wi h thee lots
Of ground, with bearing Della
ch, ise between Prytania Coliseum
LARGE COTTAGE AND GROUNDS Laurel street,
City Of Jefferson, condition smeWhst dllapdaed wAich Will
be sold al argsn to induce purchase
COTTAGE on stfeef betW and
Coliseum, containing feEce, cistern and all
Necessary cOsveniebces
CuTrAGr CHI stnut street. between Napoleon Avenue
and Berlin street, wi Tour Kitchen ctern etc
COTTAGE Chestnut between Lyon and Bordeaux
streets containing four trout and side gallery
COTTAGE AID SEYEN LOTS corner OF NJ. Charles and
hRreugo streets House contsins four kitchen.
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QUEEN NICTORIA's Book AND HER BANK Book
They say-hear it with envy, We disappointed
authOrs-that the first printed edition OF the
queens book consisted Of $50 900 copies, aud that
they are all sold The selling price was los. Cd,
20 that IT is estimated the profits cannot be less
than 10000. How nice II must feel to be a royal
author, and have the publisher come cringng in
upon his Bonded knees with ten bags of gold in
his hand, containing $1,000 each, and saying: I"
humbly beg your majesty's acceptance of this, the
first fruits Of your charming, wOndrous, incOm-
parable, etc, ETC., work" | wonder what will
be done with the 10000! They do say that her
meiestY is already worth about "a 900 600. A
wTeiched idiot named Neil or O'Neill q forget
Whichl, left her 100000 in one lump, not a penny
Of which, you may be sure, has her most thrifty
majesty ever touched The Prince Of Wales owes
$50 coo 10 his uphOlsterer 20 say nothing Of other
tradesm, n. Why doesn't he write a book Be;
cause he can't-uot even such a one as the queens,
Genius is not always transmitted from mother 10
children, you know.
London Jan 20 Correspondencs New York Times
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RAJ. Fs'rErE FOR SAL.
NOR BALE......,......,........ ALE.
ROBINSON & ASTON,
Real Estate Agents Ne "a Commercial Place
....n...........FOR $ ale.
Perm. on ". o. and Jackson Railroad.

Ferns on ". o. and Jackson Railroad.
PoNCHATOULA sfATIoS-A Farm 90 the New 0 leaas
jackson Railroad mile from PonchatOula Station 43
New Orleans containing 81 OF land Is
he @5av,EsSt eonsit Of two houe. each coatsn ng 20
rooms stable Bsrr Poslstysosse BAN house, etc 20
PresSll0 onehs cash. balance one and two years. with
PoNUH aT0ULG-A Farm o. 40 scres, miles from the
station IS miles ON New OreNn; The i1Proy-men,. eoa-
house oehard OF Peaches Ap les, Pears Plsms Figs,
hedge osing he place Pr $3.50 part cash balance
one AZ, per cent 4 terest
Gle red Improvements eonsis! Of Log House
tsr H %ur O2 R.5, y. g.s 70 sss wide sT
snd Wee Nrghs shops; 20 ru frees Of different kinds
Price s4OC, OF half ash bsia &c terms to seiI.
TlCKFAW-A Farm Of one hundred and sixty acres Of
land, forty OF which cleared The Improvements
consist Of comfort .be dive containing roons front
Ses iss' peach Pe: ss ROOM STABLE '' 4
TlCKfAW-A Farm Of one hundred and twenty acres Of
Of choice fruit Price $3.50 -,,-,-,-,-r,
tory, ChAtswA Price SSOO) OnsthTd cash, balance
osTKA-Isrge and srcsss, Dwelling. Of about tvolv.
groand, orchard ste AZ 0.yEa, Ms. Price $500
fONChAfOULA-Very ceafsftab'e Dwelling OF six
rooms be,des dEing ros, kitchen. servants stab e
house well house two OF Land orchard OF hss
peaehesi pums etc Price sl199' Ao's IAnd may 9e
STNNnT-Ha d.ous Residence, containing rooms in
eTvsss house eaIr.S- Aous. stale Poal'r house foar
D. d. a. sDlrrn;y il" 80 sIS,l9 ~ e '
ANTE Large DWELL e and Of grolnd In high
state Of eui,ation hSase contains hall Aaa
or, hard Of choice fruit
TANG,P Alarm Of one sqssss : :s5t. i Su: SER
dprs carciN.e hOEss, bArl, stables ETC..
80 % l5v fruit tees
date desirable Residence with Is ofland
49,. Houss contains ave rooms Ia main build
ny sBf gal cries, dumg groom, kitchen tso
rosns carriage house stable, ETC. Orchard OF 20
besrug trees
ARCOLh-Jsrge dwelling and 100 acres Of land at Ar
cole. about hal Of which Is cleared
HAMMOND STATIC Farm two miles rom Hammond
ststi1n Ne" oilssss and neEson Railroad miles from
New OreAns, containing 30 Of land Is Of which
cleared The Improvements si q tEO dwellings; OF
three rooms, OF one raO kitchn servants etc
The proper, beautifully sgusted thers is magnificent
grove Of magnslis ana OskA Price S0oO ore hal cash
SUMMIT Farm, mile from summit station, New
Oreans a. d Jackson ksroa8, miles from New Orleans
connng 81 Of land IS Of which cleared
fenced Improvements consist OF goot dwelling OF six
rooms with frut gallery; Kitchen servants stable
crib, 30 bearing fruit beautiful shade
churches, schoes and good society Prcs SiOOj ca-h
MAGNOLIA -Fsrm four niles from agnOia, 100 miles
from New Orleans containing 200 Oflaud 100
which AZ cleared. lnprovm consist comsrt
bic dwelling and all Necessary Outhuldngs There is
orchard OF choice huit trees. Price sou.
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V'BEkAPEUTIO VALUE or GKiMAULr
II 90. n Chemists in Paris)
EerruRtnous OF Peruvian

V'HEkAPEUTIO VALUE OF GKiMAULr
Il 90. = Chemists in Psris
FerruginOus syrup OF Peruvian Bark.
In solving problem hitherto declared unsovabie
savsnts, l. e. the COMBINING or IRON WITH BARK
called FerruginOus Syrup Of Peruvian Bark Messr CHI
AAUL1 co, Chemists TO D. !. II. Prince Napoleon, AZ
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptions merit and
the most highly competent agree nng
great medical value
The following Important document has been received rom
Germany recognized the chests IN
the world II IL from Professor ketzinsk Chemical Analyyer
value Of the Syrup Of Bark hedical Gazette Of Vienna c
Nr GRIMAULT has succeeded IN the hsppiest snner n
combining qualities Of different parts Of his PTTR
AND EXCELLkNT MEDICINES, the more 50 a. the irgr
thus disguised in addition TO It's agreeable favor uuch
Mr. GRiNAULTs FERRUGIEOUS SYRUP IL therefore oos
Of the best pharmaceutical preparations truly scientacA
eunous medicine, which has solved the therapeutic problem
long sought ater Of giving iron and bark In simple and
agreeable form free from defect and satisfactory pares
Signed VINCENT RLETZINSkI
Cheraical AnaySer the Law Courts Hospital Chemist
r DU WIEDEN.
Professors Of Chemistry
Let IN what terms the French Anbassador A
Vienna replies Grmauit Co. regards the high
estimation In which Mr.. Kletsinski IL held:
"FKEEca EM8AssY AT VuEEA
Vienna, August Is, 1858 I
"GEsrIxNxE-In reply the letter you addressed 70 h,
Exoeency the Ambassador have the honor inform you
that Professor KletEnsk o. high standing Vienna
that be h personally much heugh Of and for tia
best chemists In Germany.
Consul and attschs 70 the Embassy.
General Depot IN Paris, GRIMAULT co.'s.
In New Orleans, DUCoNGE, DELoCHE i GUI.LOTa
And at every good Chemist'E
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THE EFFECTs-Since the order for sale Of the
railroad by Judge Frazer, capital begins to
sppeaE on the surface. We learn that some of
our enterprising citizens have already arranged
Tor line OF steamers between this city and No
bile, to connect with the Morgan Line TO New
Orleans. This is but an index to what We may
expect when the road is sold and in course Of re.
consruetion.-IPensacola Observer.
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=, Dry goods at Wholesale are being offered BY L.
d. Gardner Co., at unusually low prices Call
aud see them at 81. 80 and IS Common street, ad.
joining the City Hotei.
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Sugar Plantations for Sale.

A HIGHLY VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION,
fronting Mississippi river, site Grssnv To- lining
about 5O penis of lane. The Improvements consist o.
Large -nd Handsome Residepce double cabins and other
houses This foe property should
p'rtes desiring t. make investu eRs Apart from its vus
SuRar Plantation, il is OWing TO its proximity G. the
Stock Landing vel adapted the purposes Of pasturage
IL will he fOld Al = bargain.
A FIRsT-CLsSS SUGAR PLANTATION, SO miles
above New Orleans cont iLng 765 ape IS and having
front OF arpents the Mississippi river; comfortable
Dwelling; quarters; sugar house; stables. Levess
good.
A VERY DESIRABLE SUGAR PLANTATION Of 200
arpents IS miles auove New Orleans having a front Of
srpents on the Mississippi There tae place
stables, etc.
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FIFTY dollars Sloat elliptic sewing machine tri.
IHmphsnt: Highest premium Louisiana State Fair
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asa, 1ee, Iss.....MA GAETNE.. ga, ISs, iss
100....-......NOt-e Dame street. zoe
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP.
And Dealer In
NRoUGHr IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS. for Steam
Water and Ga
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK N All q
nulfArous branches Tor Steamboats, PlAntatOas 8rs~
sries DistsIlsries and Private Dwellings
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAIL- h tAs
sestest manner, and the shortest notlcN
COPPER STILLS made oTdeg.
CONSTANTLY HLHB.
large assortment Of Brass Globe Valves; Check Valves
horizontal and vertical Oil Globes Oups; sisss Of
Steam and WAtsr Cocks Of various pasterns asaRu,
Magnetic ws.er Gauges and Gauge Cosks etc, &c.
ALSO. CONSTANTLY HAND:
fhs oeIshTAted MITCHELL STAR LI9 HTNING RODS
and POINTS which FIRST Premium the
Orders from city and country ssndted ana promptly n
tsnded To-
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

ATTORNEYS AT Law.
TIE INVENTORS.
WILLIAM NJ. ECCLEs,
Attorney al Law,
OFFICE 30 HoRTH THIRD STREET, ST. LOUIS, NO.
Wiz solicit Patents prosecute Psse, Suits and old 70
ested CLAIMS Expecting reap profits from sush
obtain psentS first application for barely what
and having been IN the business Cor
hled 70 shape claims 70 avoid nH cement An bus
meas attended 10 promptly; sdviss free in al sassa
Best Of city references Eiven whsn desired
HAYS. NOISE q NEW.
HARRY T. HAYS, WARREN NOISE, JOHN H. NEw)
Attorneys and COunseIIors at Law,
OFFICE NO. - ST. CHARLES srRBBr. NEW
OKLKAAs, La.
I IL HALsEX-
ATTORNEY At LAW,
oFyIcE-PosST CouFEH @. II.
WI prseve bis profession IN the eOass of the Seventh
Judicial District.
ID "a. q. MOORE
Having acquaintance the most OF the responsible
Attorneys in TIE State prepared to make prompt collections
In any part OF It,
Refers to Maj John D. Adams, OF Doan Adams d Gas;
Brittnn 4 hsore; Aiken Rsizey, New OrleaRs-
y W. - NJ RICHARDsON.
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW,
Monroe, La.
Refer 70 JOHN NIXON a co.
JAMES H. CgRELL.
ATToREET AT law.
S1...............-BoyaI strest.................ST
STATIONERY, PAPER, ETC.
= q. PALMER ~ co..
q. @. PALMER JOSEPH WILD, n s cox
Wholesale Dealers
Paper. Envelopes and Kegs.
EsS -, IS and n Camp strest, New Orleans, La
STEVENS - sEHAOUR,
a. 4 STEVENS, w. Z. sEYK3Uks
-DELLERs
PAPER, Stationery, and RsneY SSSS&
Yes - and 90 Common street. opposite ihs City Hsss
osLsAEN
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NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
eo4 Magazine street, Corner OF POeJ 1arre.

PRoT. JOSEPH A. NcEVoY surgeon in Ch.rrs.
DR.. J. BALDWIN DUFF. Y s............A ssistsnt
Dr. Ihos. G. GRIFFIN -. Pharmaceutical Chemist.
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ome,n, JsurnaI OF the State Of Louisiana.

TO promote the scsesi material AID poiea wsIlbeDs OF
ire city Of New Oreess the Stated Lsussns and the greet
southwest will be in the future, been the past
the purpose Of this Journal The coluns OF eh days issue
referred OF the falThfune and
with which this design IL s-ecuted
While he stand point Of ze CRESCENT is independent
wit reference all the subjects Of Newspaper
and discussion it's opinions l found to b can
didiy, definitely aud fsarlessly expressed.
A carefully selected eorps Of
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ALE-PORTER-BEER.

/ ALE-PORTER-BEER.
/ a. BLAFFEK 81 CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO WIN MASSEY
ca. ss and sO....BIenv;ile st....es. IS aud 10
ss...............GRAvlER srREEr................ss
SOLE AGENTS FOR MASSEY. HUsToN& coz
PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER
GUSTAV BERGNER's
-sUFERIoR-
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER.
FRESH SUPPLIES of above fine brands constantly rs-
cevsd by EVERY STEAMER direct from Philadspdia AaS
via Nsv York.
MERCHANTS, HOTELS,
STEAMBOATS,. BARROoMs,
CLUBS AND FAMILIES
suppiieu ON Dcmhads IN fIsrrcaa, 1Zllf and
OHRrter, and Bottles.
10 Country Orders Solicited and Promptly Attended To
We Hkewise call the particular attention Of the City and
County Brewers Dealers and Commission Merchants 70 our
LARGE STOCK OF HOPS, MALT,
BREWERS MATERIALS IN GENERAL
large and fresh suPpy OF whieA have constaAty On
hand Our lately erected and improved STEAM MALT
MILL and our HOP AND MALT DEPOT No 80 Bsnvlls
street, enables 70 al all orders for Ground Malt with dis
patch.
Orders reeived ct WHoLBSALE DEPOT, No 81
Gravisr street, BOTTLING HOUSE AND MALT
DEPOT Nos. % q and 80 Bienyie street. will be promptly
attended 20.
J. A. BLAFFER & CO.,
Sole A ssnts Massey Huston q Co s Phiad IphIa
Ale and Porter, and Gustsvas Bsrgners
Phiiadelnhia Ls Beer.
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EKENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT & CO.,
CkeSaists 90 n. 4. II. Prince Napoleon
Is RGE RICHELIEU, PARIS
No More Cod Liver OIL.
6RIMAULrs SYRUP OF IoDIzEO HORSE RADIsH
This syrup Is employed with the greatest place
Of the chest scrofaa ymp6se disorders green sick
Hsss stony and loss Of ppette 1t the
powerful depurstive knsws never fagues stomach
yogns SreH 70 hGors o. s5stra6tion t he nS
Atass is very scsOious II the diseases Oftbs skia
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULTS SYRUP OF HYrHosPHATE OF LINE
.sI new @e 81 me sovereign remedy in phhsi' AND
seou, symPtom The cough relieved the night
No More Poverty OF the Blood and Pal.
Complexion.
DRs. LERAs PHOSPHATE or IRON.
ferrugAsus medicine contains the elements
al hitherto offered 70 the public liquid cOlOsss
ess sPeedy cures ehlorosis pains in the stomach dcu
The majority the Academies Medicine OF Paris recon
suffering from AIemiA and all persons fatigued rom
over anxiety nsrvo1s emotions overWOrk general debility
Ills the preparation when never causes constipation
and can be borne By ths most delicate stomaohs.
Eerv rs Headache. and Neuralgia
GRIhAULTS BRAZILIAN GUARANA
Avegetsbe substance used FROM tnsmmemsrslin Brss
and entirely inOhensivs.
Better Than CopaIba.
AAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
hATICO VEGETAIIS.
Where all other failed these preparations
vii always eject These insure rapid aud extraordinary
Of severe recent and chronic Of private
RI I'd aud are found greatly superior ts all htb know
Is remedies and cOpaoa cubebs The niecton Is
used IN recent and capsules in more ehIoHie cases
Chemists to Il. 4. Prince Napoleon
IS rue Richelieu
sslc N rev orleans ~ DUCON9E,
DELOCHE
4UILL0f.
And every good shsraist
.THE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEss on
hessrs Grimault Co.'S IOdiEed Syrup Of Horse Rad
Co. Chemists . u l. a. Prince Napoleon. a. Pars /,
sways excellence succedaniOus Cod and Tie
pest en 70 follow IN Lymphate and screfuou afec
viii therefore read with interest the analysis
medicine BY Professor Ketzins extracted from the Chemist,
Grmaut Co. his Excelency the French Fubassador AZ
Vienna eouhng the high reputation Of this Doctor
rsulrs Iodised Syrup Of Horse Rsdsh I, not IN s,s
elementary and eautc state hut In the acid
and organic combination similar 10 the iodine Contained E
Oed Liver OH
(Signedj YFcxSf KLyrxrrsKt
Chemical AnAyIeE 70 the Law COsrts Vienna hospt.
Ohe1ash and r Do WTKDKE,
Professors Of Chemistry.
FExEcH EEBAssr AT vIKrrA
Vienna, August e, 1875
GessS 0rinsnt Co, Chemists at Paris:
IN reply 70 the letter you addressed to bis Exceency the
EeAssHdor have the honor to inform you that Professor
snSy much thought Of and passes for Of the bed
Consul and Astsshe TO tss Esnsassy.
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The Institution is founded the approved scientific
principles for III positive Of all dissases-CH SONIC
PRIYAFE and SPECIAL
DR. McEvOY has successfully treated for the twenty
five all diseases peculiar Men, Women Child
hence the unfortunate may obtain she benefit
Doctors extended experience and great medical skill
Dr. DUFF's sful tresment 4 Syphilis Gonorrhosa
Gset Impoency Seminal Weakness and diseases Of the
Sexual Organs In tAeir most aggravated FORMS Is we'll
known
DRs. kGEvOY and DUFF-S charges are moderate Cures
in ali The Medicines warranted Of
the purest quality; prepared by DR. THos. @. CIR FIN
the benefit Of PURE Medicines, scientifically pre-
pared.
The afflicted invited call examine our mode Of
treatment friendly talk costs nothing We answer al
communications by mail with dispsch and give consuta-
tions in French, Spanish, German and Italian
For further particulars address call the Institute
la CTS - Messrs. n Kiensr a Hollsnde- No. rs
0enemen-l have examined tha pateut that
by the I. Government for msnufacturn the Nsakof
Btter and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated excite good
organs have bed raid Btters
every instance had occasion their
eject reHsln, gentenen We Especially your
Obedent servant A. hERCIER, NJ D., ls5 Canal street
examined he p.tsst yoa hold ure Of
MaakOh Btters and Ind moth the Ingredients
celcusted TO act njurOusy the human
taken in inordnae Quantities Indeed, nothing bu
Your NaaEoH Biiters, which / have examined do not
contain any gradients injurious 10 health recon.
mended to those who are in wanS Of a COED tonic
Yours, ". sCHUPPERf, n d.
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