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Many year. writer Invalid physician while visiting the
!. CT S. ccoz &c. tas health experienced and witnessed many surprising a.a
beneficial effects tie u there produced the invai who were CLIO
eursev seeking health and inquiry and investigation obtained full history
its medicinal virtues He delighted and surprised and ate. his own recovery
which occurred determined possible the ce right to m:auasae
IN tho Uaiea States.
The result MS aacr glorious for himself and suffering humanity
for the celebrated sI--Es thus made known to the world PLAN
TA-IoN BS being article Of rea! merit founded principles and
relying wholly the vegetable wo . medicinal effects worked rapid revou.
hy medicine household word all tie civilized
wc The cac -o .asaa Of health end the demand tor
the PLANTATION I"Eas far exceeded the abilities Of the rroets to supply
Notwithstanding the c; st. @ Run made expressly Tor the CON-
pounding these r the quantity inadequate therefore became necessary
that extensive sc abroad should at ea made and aren't
dispatched to St. Thomas s that 20 fortunate IN securing aac
leasing plantations the largest a.a NEST productive estates On the
island Houses stills aa presses crested :: BY Which utterly aston
ished the natives The a natives ae @a-a pro-
cured d the the EEs were in position
supply their o. with al tee perfectly st. @ ua needed manusas-
turing iErc-o7 re above cut represents
the natives crushing the otherwise M the stills ard
aao:a Fever and intermittent ard Macus Tv Dyspepsia and
Diseases unsurpassed in The
history o, disposed annually They
adapted cd and yag male AID female They agreeable in taste and always
produce an immediate beneficial
April 3, 1869. 2.ly
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Stpvprxc TvpER TIE Clothes

SLEEPING UNDER TIE Clothes
There is reason to believe (says Miss Flor
ence Nightencalc) that not a few of the
apparently unaccountaL,e cases Of scrofn-
Ia among cl;llren proceed from the habit
of sleeping with the head under the bed
clothes, and SO inhaling air already
brca,hed. which is further contaminated
by cxhalatious from the skin. Patients
are given to a similar habit; and it often
haprens that the bcl-clothcs are so dis
posed that the patient must necessarily
breathe air more or less contaminated by
calculations from the skin. A good nurse
will be careful to attend to this. 1t is an
important part, so TO speak, of ventilation.
It nav be worth while to remark. that
when there is any danger Of bcd-sores, a
blanket should never be placed under the
patient. Never use anything but light
Whitney blankets as bcdcovcring for the
sick. The heavy impcrvous cotton coun-
terpane is bad. for the very reason that it
keeps in the cminations from the sick per-
son. while the blanket allows them to pass
through. Weak patients are invariably
distressed by a great weight of bed-clothes.
which often prevent them from gettingany
sound sleep whatever.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
MATTHEW HALE SMITHS new BOOK,
'sSumShine and Shadow in New York"

SUiSiIuc ullu SH1UOW Ill new IOGks
4 Work Rcple'e ruth anecdotes and incidents Of.
LIFE IN THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
Being the most complete and graphic prcscn-
tation OF the BRIGHT and the SHADY SIDE OF
NEW YORK LIFE. No book since the days of
"UNCLE TONS CABIN ever sold so rapidly.
One agent sold 80 in one day. another sold
and delivered 81 in Is days, another 3o4 in
DAYS.
IL You wish to know how Fortunes IRE made
and lost how Shrewd Men are ruined
how Countrymcn' are swindlcd; how Minis
tiers and Merchants are Blackmailcd; how
Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are managed
how Gambling Houses and Lotteries are con-
Quoted: how Stock Companies Originate and
Explode, &c, read this Book 1t tells you
about the mysteries of New York. and contains
biographical sketches Gifts noted millionaircs,
! merchants. &c. 4 large Octaro Ioiute, 72o
pages, Finely Illustrated. The largest commits
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| For circulars and territory, address
II. J. TRUMBULL Il CO.,
420 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Aug.1, 1869. 4oml
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For Sale!

HEAD Large Work Cattle, just brought
II from Oregon which will sell ut reason
able prices, at my farm 10 miles east of Steil-
accom- HENRY HANDLE.
For particulars, enquire as above, or Vi Phil
ip Reach, Stcilacoom.
June 3, 1869 81
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Ihe cf1rm and the Aousehold.

r. We respectfully solicit contributions to
this department Of our paper. our farmers.
and their wives. might contribute much for
their mutual benefit If you make useful
discovery in tillage of :hc soil. the culture OF
any particular crop. the care OF stock. or any
other subject Of interest, give us the particu-
lars for publication.
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DoS'T EAT AT NIGIT.-A touch ofthe
dyspepsia growing out of a pigs foot swal-
lowed at midnight, has changed mans
whole life, and an irregularity of the bile
has made many an angel almost tiend.
If the gastric juice is all right and the
blood in swimming order, the world is a
nice. bright, pleasant place, and from which
nobody is in hurry to move; but if in
that queer, mysterious fluid there is an al
10y, the sky of life is all cloud, the winds
howl and everything is dark and dismal
Ityou want to feel happy, look after your
digestive and circulating systems.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
Quick Cures and NIOtlc,.
ate Charges.
DIX. ". Il. UUiIERTI 5
Private Medical nnd S,;rcicr,
INSTITUTE,

INSTITUTE.
ACEAMENTO street, below Montgomery.
- opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. 5 O.
fee.
Es,J" Private entrance on Lc;dcsdorF.st s---,:n
Established expressly to afford the Afflicted
Sound and Scientific Medical Aid in the
treatment and cure Of al Private and
Chronic Diseases. Cases of Scr.c.
cy, and all ScXua; Disorders.
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SCALDED OATs.-An old farmer in
forms the New England Farmer that after
an experience of forty years he finds no
food 50 -ooi to keep cattle in heart, and
especially for cows and sheep when coming
ia, Is sca!ded oats. He says that the
calves all he lambs will be healthy and
ac'ive, AMI that loss of lambs is OF rare
occurrence.
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Cure FOR TooTHACHE.-An exchange
says: \ subscriber sends us the following,
said to be IN infallib!e cure for the tooth
ache, and for the benefit Of poor suffering
humanity, We publish it. As we have
never before heard of this cure-onc
among ten thousand-it would be well for
those who suffer with the most terrible Of
aches to give it trial. He says, when
your tooth is aching, place your finger on
the back of your neck, just beneath the
hair on your head and press until you dis
covera shooting pain inyour tooth, Caused
by the pressure of the sympathetic nerve
Of he tooth1 place just over the spot fly
plaster; you will experience almost instant
relief after the plaster begins to draw.
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A BED Bug ANTEpoTE.-A lady who
tried this simple method of extirpating the
cXpulsive bed bug, is kind enough to give
profession of faith in the efficacy, through
the columns ola newspaper: If any of
your readers need sure remedy for bed
bugs they can have mine and cleanse the
house Of this troublesome vcrmin without
expense. They have only to wash with
salt water, filling the cracks where they
frequent with salt, and You may look in
vain for them. Salt seems inimical to bed
bugs. and they will not trail through it.
| think it preferable to all ointments, and
the buyers require no certificates as to its
genuineness.
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D K. j. .o u: RouNDrREe.
BoIsFORT, W. r..
with Out tao Use OF ca,oms,
Or -aereary in oay Fyym. 4Yq
VIII hold himself in READINGS IN .,,., .is'
E!ectic Physician, to surh no !: Ian
sire his services. s
CERTIF1CATES. n
CLQIATo, LEWIS Covyrv,
~ January ID, 1868. Nt
bR. JAMES RorSDTIEE Dear Sir . w;.,
io"Ed gratitude send you this .,s,. . pro-
ccrtnyiig mat you have, as an ins,,,...n!,
,he hands OF Divine providence. arreC.1 "a
hasty progress to the grave. and ,h., s my
terrible, lingering death by cancer. I, 'he
snort time after placed nv cas. .efy
hands, both mvselfand frie nds werc ~ ~ yos1
cd 1T the result, and in a few wcel, a
thoroughly cured of the dreaded cancer va as
are ut Liberty to publish this if Won -. su
hoping 1t may fall into the hands of son,. ".sa,
ieF'ns one, who may know W here and 10 w, su.
to apply to be cured "nomf
Gratefully yours, etc., ...........'
tn" undersigned ere acquainted r,,,,
;. A. Davis and know that the shov. ~. .. MIS-
meh' Is true, and cheerfulIy add our nam. e-
J. d. CLINGER. J.P.. A"~es'
JNO. T. BROWNING. PM.
II. \. STEARNS, County Auditor
l.. A. DAVIS, Nail Contractor
OK PorST, T., Nov. II, 1865.
For the bcnef, of the afflicted, do hs,.,.
certify that in the years 1868, was cured y,
a bad cancer, by DR.. Roundtree in n .Lo ~
.me' which have every reason to believe
was II true cancer of the sevcrest kind az
circulating pains of which had beeom.' nv, IVY
most insupPortablc, and it was growing v.r-
last would certainly recommend sucb ~
are thus afflicted. to apply TO him without a.
lay, IS have full confidence in his sL;I, y.
cure na; mem MRS. NJ. j. McGREw.
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AVOID RED COLoRs NEXT THE SKIN.
Many of the dyes now largely employed
IN WOODEN manufactures, are deletorious if
not absolutely poisonous, when brought in
contact with the skin by constant wear.
Stocking, with red rings around the top,
have been known to cause severe inAam-
nation; even the time honored red flannel
which was so innocent and comfortable in
the days Of our grandmothers, is now often
colored with chemicals which are poisonous.
The only safe color, nowadays, for wear
ing next the skin, is white.
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POISONOUS PorAToEs.-The sprouts
OF the potato contain an alkaloid, termed
by chemists solanine, which is very pois.
onous, if taken into the system. This al.
kaloid does not exist in the potato itself,
unless it has been exposed to the light and
air, during its growth, by which it takes a
blackish-sreen color, upon the exposed
sides. Potatoes presenting such an ap-
pearance should never be cooked or fed to
stock-they are poisonous to both man
beast.
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A GoosE SToRY.-Three winters
ago, on a stormy and tempestuOus
evening in Autumn, q friend, then
residing In Arkansas, had his at
tentioh attracted by a loud and
singular noise in his yard. Going
Out he saw a large flock Of geese
overhead, steadily winging their
fight southwark, and on the
ground lay q large gray goose,
seemingly in the agony Of death.
Upon examining 10, he found that
one Of the wings was broken, and
the bird wounded in various places.
From the nature Of the injuries, ii
was supposed to have been hurt
In q sauabble with it's companions.
The gentleman brought all his
surgical skill to bear on the wOun-
ded fowl, and with such success
that it recovered rapidly. It be-
came the principal pet of the
whole family, and mixed with the
tame geese as if it had never
known a wider circuit than the
farm pond and meadow. But at
last, VIXEN the old season Of mi
grafton rolled around again, in
stinct became too strong for the
newly acquired civilization. The.
goose disappeared, to the distress
Of the household and the chagrin
of the master, who blamed himself
for not having secured it by cut
ting its wings. ..-na ...., FL IL. /
Last fall, and again ON q stormy
night, the family were awakened
by a terrible quacking and screeCh-
ing, as if d million geese were cla-
mOring for sdmittance.
When they went out, an mn
mense flock of fowl seemed scarce
cen yards from the ground, and in
the center Of the yard stood TWEEN
ty or thirty geese. Quacking al
loud farewell, the main flock pass
ed on, leaving the singular guests
headed by the gray goose the far
mer recognized as his old protege.
He opened the door Of the pen.
The goose marched into her old
quarters, followed by her brood,
Next day the gentleman secured
their stay by cropping their wings
and apart from q little regtIessness
at stated seasons, they have re-
NAMED with him ever since.
The accuracy Of this tale IL not
to be doubted, but the greatest
singllarity consists ID these geese
leaving the main body in mid ca
1eer, and being escorted to the
chosen resting place.
IN. %. Timaa
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TO learn to read the following
30 as TO make good sense Is the
mystery:
i thee, read see that me,
Love Is up win Til have
But that and you have you'll
One and down and you Il
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TVHEMOUND CITYMUTUAL LIFE

NNHEMOUNDC CITY MUTUAL LIFE
insurance COMPANY being a
home institution, it should be preferred
by citizens of the South for many rea-
| sons.
/. The money invested in it is retain
ed at home, where it assists in promo
ting Western and Southern trade and
commerce, in building up towns and
cities, in developing our rich mineral
and agricultural resources, in building
our great lines of railroad, and in culti-
waiting our bOundless prairies. For
these reasons Southern and Western
men should insure in II. .......
2. As its funds are al invested where
high rates of interest prevail, it can
grant insurance cheaper and pay better
dividends than any Eastern Company.
For this reason, all persons DESTROYS of
making certain and safe provision for
their families, should insure in it,
Its local board of Louisiana Directors
being composed of men of high stand
ing in the community, is o sufficient
guarantee chat widows and orphans will
be- protected in their rights, when poll
cies issued by this Company mature by
reason of death or otherwise. This is
peculiar TO this Company, (no other in
stitutiOn beyond the limits OF the State
having lOCA board and is, therefore,
worthy Of the highest consideration.
The Mound City issues the following
GaGsges Of policies: ... ......... u......- v
I. Ordinary Life Policies.
T. Limited Payment Life Policies.
B. Single Payment Life Policies.
4. Ordinary Observation-Disclosures
rance Policies.
s, Limited Payment Endowment
Assurance Policies,
6. Single Payment Endowment
Assurance Policies.
The shove are the most popular poll
cies, but IN addition thereuntO, the
Mound City issues
MOn.FOEfeiting Policies
Participating Policies,
and In fact, all other classes Of Policies.
Premiums are payable in cash, but II
flle assured desires ONE THIRD Of Che
annual OK semi annual premium, may
genlain unpaid, Il being endorsed as an
Inherent bearing loan on the policy I'M
Ell paid, or cancelled by dividends. y
Each policy holder win share Ia Che
PROFITS IN the proportion he may
have CONTRIBUTED 10 the ASSETS
Of the Company.
This Company makes no charge for
| policy, fec or stampa. ,e...s
The Louisiana Branch Once Il In The
Story Building, up Stairs, No. 3, Cor.
ner Camp &COmnOn Streets, opposite
City Ho6a, New Orleans.
B. d. SHINES
/ Stats Agent for La, New Orleans
DAVID y. REID,
Agent for CalCusieu Parish,
WIZ. ii. KIRKMAN, M. ID,
COHsuIting Physician for Caleasisu
Parish, nos
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Ibave been through che cabinet,
Ana searching I found thsEe,
ADart fron other relics Bsls
IA lock of chestnut hair. ...
Aloabsr with . crimson seal .l
AIgttar VITA q black; DIS .aa
Twiahod I could not feel or think
Fog theniold times camgbaok.
oh. chestnut curl, 50 bright and warm
You waved abovs'a brow 81. IL.
TJndimmod bycaEe, unscathed BY storm
nEethinls / see Il noW. v. aa.. gse
Andlyst the gold threads dancing thFo
Your folds 80 glossy fair, .s
know should be Of sable hue
TomatCh Che stain they bear.
or. retter with the seal Of red
You have some witching lore
Sweet as was ever sung or said
In fairy days Of yoTe. .. -
Oh, letter with the seal Of black ~.
Your spell has thawed my brain
The rent mp tears come gushing back
Like heavy, binding rain.
And how in either hand hold
These relics of the past,
Yearning for once warm lips nov COld'
And joys that might NOS last.
Tread the false, sweet legend on
The lying seal Of red;
Then strikes my heart asstrikes astone'
These three words-''He is dead r
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Louisiana Directors.

Louisiana Directors
Gov. G. H. MoUTON, OF G. h. Mou-
ton & Co.
Judge E. T. MERRICK, of Race, Fos-
ter & E. T. MerriCk.
F. Il. HATCH. of Samuel Smith & Co.
G. CHISM, of Chism & Boyd.
JAMES JACKSON, of jacobson & Man
ton.
OCTAVE VOORHEES,, of G. W.
, Bancker & Co. ..-
THOMAS FITZWILLLAM, Of 7. Fitz-
william & Co.
R. 8. MORSE, Proprietor City Hotel.
Gen. B. B. SHINES.
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Directors:

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