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SO quick is RAILWAYS sARsAPARIILIAN or
hENoVATING RESoLyENT in entering into the cir
eqlaton that may be detected In the urine sweat and
blood IN ten minutes after it has been taken.
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yIGoR or LIFE RESTORED


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UTERINE TROUBLES. -Proapsus, Uter, Falling
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CONSCIENCE
Pah! How Disgusting, is tho oxc,,m.,,

ms is the way that ell crimes commence,
NoVeting that which is over the fence.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-04-29
LTTTELL'S LIVING AGE.

DIAN and Execution commenced by
L Justice Story, Councillor Kent,
President Adams, Historians Sparks,
Prescott, Bancroft and Ticknor, Rev.
H. W. Beechor, and many others, -
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Scientific American.
TIE BEsT PAPER IN THE World.
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oaa,-rmA WEaIFRN CouRr.

SCENE IN a WESTERN CoURT.
.Tndge, your time I know, is pre-
IONS. as must be the case with so
ralned q member of society. This
,ase is perfectly clear, and I know
Eour learning and lucid intelligence
For me to argue would benot only
waste Of time, but an insult to
-our penetration. Much might be
oid, but / know nothing is need
4, Before any other Judge I
Eould lay down rules of law, but
Ere I know they have been deep
Estudied and wisely understood.
look around me, and behold an
nnble house of logs yet I see
gfore me the spirit of truth, the
npurchased distributor of law !;
nj the?old tenement rises before
h mental vision, proud and beau
Hi as a majestic temple Of JUS
Be. Judge, I have a bottle of
ime Monongahela in my pocket ;
\ the respect I bear you, allow.
J to make you a present of it.
erdict for the defendant.
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1h9 Best IS the Cheapest.
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Ga A veracious married man
b the East reeentlyivisited Chi
b. In relating his experience
Bays AS soon as I reached
city I was attacked by a corps
mall boys, who pressed upon
the cards of several lawyers,
assaulted me with shouts of
bit a divorce, mister?' Here
are; divorce in fifteen mi
.es,' and such like astounding
rs. .. III. ". '
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RURAL ECONOMY,
VIM. & w. i. Jones.

With q large corps Of able contti.
butors. It's pages embrace discus
tions on all questions Of interest to
the farmer = and especially the
Southern farmer,
Il is circulated freely from Virgin
ia TO Texas, aud offers TO dealers in
supplements, seeds, fruits, stock, Al,
40 unsurpassed medium fox present
ing those things to the Southern pub,
lie, who are mere than ever interest,
ed in obtaining laborsaving ma
chimes, good seed, good stock, &C,
SC,
Address,
Southern CIltfvntOr,
2nol ATHENS, GA.
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poetical rural exchange, in an
iorial on the season, says =
le garden is desolate, even the
,s hold up their bare arms So
~ to the frowning skies" ..
Yell, well, no matter how sober
! are now, they will have a reg
, blow out next spring.
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old LADY, wish to purchase a
by of Lord Byron's Works,
und in calf
5bopman-'cY eyes ma'am, will
5 one suit you %
bid lady-"The calf looks very
p and blotched; you can show
4 another" .... .-... ..
Shopman- "They are all the
ne, [ can assure you ma'am ; it's
consequence Of the cattle
|gue."
bid lady buys the book, perfect
atisfed.
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November IA, 1868.
Avis.

A TTENDU que DIES personnes sans
N permission, coupent du bois, pieux,
&C., dams In cypri6re Nord du Lac
Charles, laquelle Gypriere appartient a
Ii succession de Hilaire Escoubas ct
Henry Ohaddefaud, contre Ia yolont6
dies propri6taires. En- consequence, avis
est par le present donn6 d toutes per-
sonnes, que quiconque sera trouye cou-
pant du bois dams Ia dite cypriere on
autrement tFansgTessant, sur In dite pro-
pri6t6, sera poursuivi scion 10 loi,
Id ESCOUBAS, Adm'ce.
HENRY OHADDEFAUD.
IL NoYembre 1868,
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a. A pedestrian in Ireland
a man and asked him why the
rs were so long. Pat replied,
Ia see, now the roads are not
b, so the contractors made up
it by good measure" .
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.
ESTABLISHED 1919.

4 MONTHLY MAGAZINE of Agri-
N culture, Horticulture and Rural
affairs. The oldest Agricultural pub
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Magazine contains 80 octave pages, o.
riginal and selected matter each num-
Der covered, bound and trimmed. Is
edited by practical Agrieulturist, IA
milar with the practices of the Grain,
Tobacco and Fruit growing regions, and
has ample monthly notes of work ON the
farm, and on the Vegetable, Fruit and
Flower Garden, and a great deal of
useful matter on all the varied interests
of Agriculture, besides market reports,
and the advertising pages showing
where the best of their respective kind
can be found.
Ray~ Price, So year, in advance.
Mail at our risk Ad lress
I WORTHTNGTON & LEWIS,
AMERICAN FARMER OFFICE,
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Clubs

A discount of twenty per cent. will be
allowed to Clubs of four or more per-
sons. Thus, four copies of Blackw0od,
or of one Review will be sent to one. ad-
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Madame, a great many persons
! disturbed by the crying of
baby at the concert last
IT, us, .. "
Nell I do not wonder that
persons will go to concerts"
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D. A vessel is building at New
|, larger than any other in the
d, except the Great Eastern.
viii be named the America,
is designed for the China
~ -
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gome in here" said q citizen
bis country friend, as they
FED opposite a fancy goods
b ; "come in here and see a
bette" a.. ......... .....
Bee a statue ate p said Rusti-
who's going to eat it2"
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OUR FASHION PLATES.

The original double fashion plates
will be continued.
MODEL CoTTAGEs.-The only. maya
zine in this country that gives these
designs is the Lady's Book.
DEAwIvo LEssoxs.-In this we are
also alone. a
ORIG1NAL MUsIc.-Godey's Is the
only magazine in which music pre-.
pared expressly for it appears
We have also Children's, HOrti-
cultural and a Health Department
GoDEY's INVALUABLE REoEIPrs
Upon every subiees, for the Bon Ioir
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dry.
TINTED ENGRAvINGs This is o fes
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great satisfaction.
LADIE's FANCY Work DEPARTMENT.
Some of the designs in this depart
ment are printed in colors in a style
unequalled.
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Notice.

WHEREAS, many persons, without
w permission, are cutting wood, cy-
press pieux, &C., in the swamp on the
North side of Lake Charles, which
swamp belongs to the succession of
Hilaire EscoUbas and Henry Chadde-
faud. Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given to all persons, that any one found
hereafter so trespassing on said land, or
any one cutting wood thereon without
permission, shall be dealt with accord
ing to law.
II. ESCOUBAS, Adn'x.
HENRY CHADDEFAUD.
November IA, 1868.
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THE LAND WE LOVE.
BY GEN. D. H. HILL,
Late of the Southern Army

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BEAUTTUL So P1ArEs.

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/ BY the law Of Ohio, 62 pounds Is q
hushel Of clover seed, and 80 pounds
a bushel of oats. In buying or selling
in this market, the customary weights
given above however, are the universal
rule.
a box "a by 16 inches, % deep, con
tains / barrel
A box Is BY 49, inches 8 deep, contains
] bushel.
A box 3 by 81 inches, sdeep, contains
peck.
A box by inches, A2-10 deep, CON
tains ] quart
The standard bushel Of the United
States contains 215O. 3 -inohes.
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4 eminent painter, on being
q what he mixed his colors
to give so fine an effect, an
led, 81 mix them with brains,
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FARMERS CHRONICLE.
FOR 1869.

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country,
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9n3 Columbus, Ohio
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rstume Of the period Printers
be Office seekers sign-sine-
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ian bend,
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no corrupt associations which
upon the government are
pd rings" probably because
b is no end to them.
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The L. S. Publishing Co. also pub
Iish the FARMERS GUIDE, by Hem
ny Stephens, of Edinburgh, and the late
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Royal Octave, 1900 pages, and numer-
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TED STATES.
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THE ONLY LADR's Book IL AKEmCA.
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ZOE ZEE.
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Kirkland,

AuthOress of Alone Hidden Path
Moss Side Nemesis, and Miriam,
will contribute story every month,
Our former efficient corps Of writer's
has also been retained.
The 0. FOGY papers win be COM
tinued.
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THE BEsT WRITERs

In the Literary world viii contribute
to the pages Of the Ladies Book du-
ring the year 1869.
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