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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-12
Henry Ward BoOchor on Social Life.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr, in his
thanksgiving sermon, warned against extrav
sgauce, luxury, sefindulgence and os.
tpnton in social life. He strongly advocat.
ed early marriages. and warned newly mar.
ried people against boarding houses, which
are no places 10 rear a family. A log cab.
in il better than a Fifth avenue hotel He
counseed how children should be governed
make home pleasant; let them dance,
and if they 90 to theatres let their parents 20
with them; and SO with all public places Of
amusement it was better to 60 in parties,
the whole family together. He would to
God the German beer gardens could be es-
tablished among us--all except the beer.
But if You must drink, it is better to drink
good German beer than poisonous southern
wines. The best way, however, is to drink
water. Cheep and innocent amusemcnts,
like those Of Germany, where whole families
could 90 together, were what was needed.
Not so much could be done here to popu.
larl2e the taste for music, when it costs from
) TO IS for one person to listen to good
music,
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A gentleman of festive taste last week as.
sisted at a heavy dinner, where he took too
much potables, and did not leave for home
until ever so many o'clock. On reaching
the door steps aud fishing up his night key,
he became satisfied that he was essentially
conviyIaEsed, and net in precisely that con
dition which husband should be in to meet
his wife. Cautiously entering the hall, he
stopped, listened moment, heard no noise,
and congratulated himself that the family
were asleep. Quietly he took off his over.
coat, drew off his boots, turned off the hall
light slowly assembled the stairs to family
bedroom, hcsitated at door, believed be
was reasonably" right, stealthily, found
gas turned low, wife apparently asleep,
thought she was asleep, sat down, listened
again, no stir, began to undress, got most
things safely off, was journeying towards
the couch, when wife of bosom asked,
Coming to bed, dear ?" ayes, love-
Well, dear, hadn't you better take your hat
off"
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quoted at $S3 Is o Dbl, retailing $50 1904 90
Supply large. Receipts past two days $40 bbls.
BAcoN-Nothing has been done in this market
to-day. Prices are easier though not quotably
lower. Holders are now asking l5c. for shoulders,
lsc. for clear rib SIDES and Isle. clear sides.
Breakfast bacon is in fair demand at 20G2lc. Re.
ceipts past two days ;95 casks, los hhds., III
tierces and 43 boxes.
LARD This market is dull. and prices have
further declined. The supply Is large; no sales
are reported. We now quote prims 10 tierces at
20c.; kegs &c. Receipts past two days l69
tierees, $40 kegs, 80 cases. Exports lao tierees
and Is bbls.
DRY SALT MEArs-Are quiet; moderate retail
business has been done at 14lQl43c. for shout
ders.
WHIsKY-Is in fair request The stock contin-
ues still large; 100 bbls. w. R. sold to-day at 81 o5
z gallon. We now quote W. R; at 81 e2tGl o7t
Southern s733l 90; Bourbon 81 50G4 90. accor-
ding to age and quality. Receipts past two days
376 bbls Exports 120 bbls.
FREIGHTs-The limited movement in sales of
Cotton of late has caused foreign freights to be
quite inactive; and We only hear OF 9 few occa,
sional lots offering, which are readily accepted
at l5.13d. Cosstwise, there Is not much Offering
and we would quote the current figures as fol-
lows, viz:
By. Cot.Onl.O LiysrpOolll led; to Ham.
to Boston lIc.; to Philsdelphis 14c.; mo-
lasses to New York 81 90; sugar So p
hid; to Boston So y Dbl; flour to New YORK
:; to Boston = o Dbl; pork and beef to New
York 81 so for bbls. and tierce 81; corn do. zoe.
bushel. ..... Lad.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 1921; TO
Hsvre 1c; to Bremen lie; to New York nominal; to
Boston lc; to Philadelphia ltc; corn to Liver
pool lid, TO Northern ports l5c. Il bushel. To
bacco to Liverpool 4Os Z hid; -four to Liverpool
IS q Dbl; pork and beef to Northern ports -
y Dbl; oil cake 10 Liverpool S2s 6d@35s per ton.
MERCHANTS ExCHAEGE-The only sales on
Change tonight were 20 casks clear ribbed sides
at lie. g pound.
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ghe Ssw Orleans Ggesfeni.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY %. 1869.
gtw ORLEANS ReaI estate Market
CRESCENT OFFICE, % Camp Street, I
New Orlsans. Feb. Is. 1859.

oksscnsr OFFICE "a Camp Street
New Orleans, Feb. Is. 1862
1t has been sad to see, during the past month,
the effect produced upon those interested in the
sugar culture by the continued wet weather
WITH every prospect of high prices next year,
they see the chances Of good crep being de-
sroyed day by day BY the warm rains which have
fallen, causing their seed cane to sprout Yet, In
spite Of these adverse circumstances, we are sat.
isfed that sugar lands are steadily advancing in
value, and that those who now invest in them will
be able to realize large profits in less than year
whether they purchase on speculation or with
view TO planting. Parties who appear to know
all about the subject say that seed cane yetcan be
imported from British Honduras and Rustan In
time to plant in our State successfully, and IL all
the reports about the destruction Of that which
was put up by our planters be true, we would
advise immediate action.
The holders of cotton lands are unusually hope.
full. Thanks to the good crops made last season,
and the remuneratng prices which the staple
brought the laboring class have been placed in q
condition which enables them to occupy new
position. Large lsndholders, We are Informed,
now can safely lease their ground to them for q
share of the crops, and as they furnish their own
supplies and stock, can do so with some security
for return at the end of the year We hear that ia
several of our Northern river parishes this will be
q rule, and that the landholders are making ar.
rangemnts to give their OLD hands all the lands
they desire on these terms.
IL is true that there areImany land owners who
Nhub idltu III Tue duNichDnlty VI tuls bbop, huu
who have not sufficient faith in the negro to
believe that he will ever make an efficient sborer
when relieved of the restraints he has been accus-
toned to Q slave or hired man; bat as we really
believe that the true Interest OF our Southern land
holders is in making the negro tenant, il possi-
BILE, the move we chronicle Is an important one,
even when viewed in the light Of an experiment.
II it should prove successful, our lands will be
worth three times as much next January as they
are to-day; and instead Of bewailing the want OF
capital among us our people will be the richest
in the Union I; for there are few countries in the
world where land owners can find laboring class,
ready and willing TO cultivate farms at their own
risk and divide the crops, on one years lease.
And what does this proposition mean In figures
One bale of cotton to the acre. A bale Of cotton
at fifteen cents per pound amounts TO seventy five
dollars, which yields the lessor thirty seven dollars
and fifty cents. We are of the opinion that land
even the best in the State-would be well rented
at half the money.
Yesterday being wsshington's birth day, and q
dies non in our city, there were no transactions IN
real estate.
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Hem Orleans Eonep giarket.
Cxrscxxr OyrIcz, No. % GAIT ssRIzf,
Mondav Evening Feb "a l869.

CElscxHr Crrrcx, No d GAIT ssRIzf,
Monday Evening. Feb q, 1865. }
There is nothing of interest to report in the
movement of the money market. Gold opened st
l34G11341, against l33IQl34t Saturday evening,
and In the absence OF sdvices from New fork
where the market was closed throughout In honor
of the day, operations have been restricted to
the appended amounts which disclose no quotsble
variation In rates, viz $4,000 at l34GlS4t,
and $4,000 at 1S41. Sales of Silver include $500
American halves at 1872, and We still quote Gold
at l33I@l34B, American Silver coin at 1870
1872, and Mexican dollars at 1870 Gl3S.
FOREIGN ExcHANGE.-The movement in sterling
and francs has been almost at stand still, owing
to the fact that the banks have kept closed doors
nearly through the day, and we have only heard
of the subjoined transaction viz: $1,000 Al COM
mercisl sterling at l44lgl45. we quote Bsnk
sterling at l45l@l45f. commercial dc. l44gl4tt
bank francs at 3.ss403.s7sf. and commercial do.
9l4G3.90f.
Domestic ExcHASGE-For the same reason
that foreign bills were inactive to-day, Domestic
Exchange has continued at q stand still through
out. In fact, the only operation reported was
$25, 900 New York commercial sight at u cent
premium. Rates are still stiff, however, and we
would again repeat d cent. premium for bank
sight on New York and parrot y cent. premium
for commercial do.
UNcURRENr NorEs AND SECURITIES Nothing
has transpired to alter the rates of Uncurrent
Notes OF Securities to-day, and although very
limited supply and demand from the opening to
the close, sales were confined to the annexed Re,
lar; $4,000 metropolitan police warrants at Sc {;
$500 do. at SGT $1,000 State warrants at Sc /;
$1,000 do. at 81; $4,000 six per cent. levee bonds
at 6si; s25 900 do. at 20; SIS, 900 do at :; $4,000
eight per cent. levee bonds at So $4,000 do. at
s75 $4,000 do. at So sll 900 do. at =; s65 900
city treasury notes at =.
SPECIAL DIsPATCHBs.-We are indebted to the
Western Union Telegraph Line for copies OF the
following private dispatches received from that
route to-day, viz:
firm; prices shade better; not quotably
higher. Estimated sales 10000 bales. Uplands
lid. Orleans I'D. l:20 P. M.-Cotton market
firmer, demand active, prices advanced id. EST.
mated sales l., 900 bales. Uplsnds ll5d., Orleans
l2id.
London, Feb. pills A. x.-Consols 9S!.
s Dos, 7si
Hdure, Feb. 22.-Evening.- market
firmer. Tres ordnaire l37, low midding ahoat l3S
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20 years of age named Nimroi, who was occa-
sionaly left In charge Of the wood boats. This
"nggahn was particularly smart, and prided him.
self on being mighty "knowledgesbe." 0ne
certain night MIN" was left in charge Of affairs
ae aforesaid, and in the morning when the propri
etor returned, he was met By MIN, who handed
him the money for boat load Of wood sold during
the night. In looking il over our friend dscov'
cred a counterfeit ten dollar bill among the bank
notes and asked MIN what boat he had received Is
of. well. Mars Bob, / 'clar dun forgot de
NAME" was Minis reply. but members the
letters mighty WE'LL" "WelI," said Mars Bob:
"tell them to me, and maybe can make her out. y
"Well, sab, dar was a couple of KS, par Us and
some G's." That ten dollar bill was Land away for
keeps" and MARS Bob" has never yet been
able to make out ode name of dat ar boat" y
[Richmond's Headlight, Feb. %.
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Arrived Sunday.
sruAABOAfs.

Dan Able, Gross, from Baton Rouge
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile
Caroline, Bateman, from Jefferson
Lizzie Tate, Stinde, from Minden
Ida, Bassett, from Lower Coast
Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast
I D Hine. Pickett, from Minden
Cleons, Dufour. from Washington
Rose Franks, Dslferes, from Lockport
] NJ Sharp, Aucoin, from Lockport
J " Garrett, Davis, from Cincinnati, barges
st Msry's, Carlton, from Camden
Legal Tender, Roberts, from Louisville
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Bsiew Corning Up.

Ship Assam Valley. Roberts, from Liverpool Dec.
10th, to Maury &co-
Bark Columbia, Muller, from Antwerp, In ballast,
to Mummy, LuliDg &co-
Schr Indian, Laurant, from Indianola, to master
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DIoAUD n CO.'S A
" PARIsIAN PERFUMERY,

r,srcnissd BY the Empress Of sAe frsncn sA'
p.ea IN i. fashionable circles for iss zzossn'' -
GRITTY. -rr.
--orn = OoS YLANGYLAN0 asd nAHilALA
EISsA4yTg ~. new scent RigAad % are ne oay IN
noTtsrs In Europe OF the nssisn' eN''Ac' "
she PsiXPpns Co.'S roLurrg ss,lsio.s Toilet 49,
superior % Eaa De ooisgns' 'i'1'' '~'s''' =
"RRsfGAuD . COS nIkAr y - sg a.
fn%sd AZ sssp g MIRANDA PoxAruh, sr ressr~
ing snt p %n = to,s DENroHUk. NOS, sgrssAsh
iaf Tor he 18th Hod rsmafsSis pro
RiYAu 5DIosueins brilliant whitsnsss 70 the seste
rsIextD CO.'S ~. sq Ss1s P P1wRsA 49,
and ~ e.hsr sssri Mso sH GUIDE oTHk
With Photographs rlus'rssi0ns' wy 's ''A' y
stamp - . IA Is ius dc Rtchedeu, r nrn
Agent, }. Ns~bsny a Sons 40 Oh : - 0-'' -
don a., ~ uvlsaps a
50 Chkrtree M
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Cattre marHst.

CTR or JEFFERSON, February Is, 1899.
Arrived yesterday: l4s7 Texas Beeves, 1917
Calves and Yesrlings, 80 Hogs, 400 Sheep. Sold
695 Texas Beeves, SO Calves and Yearlings, A
Hogs, IL Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on sale
1000 Texas Beeves, l79 Calves and Yearlings,
433 hogs, SAG Sheep and 40 Mich Cows. We
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APPROVED BIZ THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
suran du Rulsson's Iodsde os Iron and Maas
ganeso Pills

ne treet snt Of chorotc scrooss srectons hvsys
v ana tedious with the usual preparations Of iron which
not fail owing the stomach not being able so
enroort them The researches OF Pzossors Hsnnon Of
Brusses; Gensoul aud rerequin OF Lyons Berseus and
Trouseau of Paris that this lsmentable
snre n owing 10 the absence Of Msnk which, well
A. Iron s an essential element Of the blood These Pulls
therefore, supply important deficiency IN and
OF Medicine the principal sciensnc bodes They sre
with Certainty Of against Chlorosis Green
Sicnees stomach Complaints Poverty Of he Blood and II
lar snstruaon and are preferable 10 the pills Of iodds
OF slons In all sncnie scrofasus and eenooes snso
lima
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MEDICAL.

pOPEs CURE FOR COuGHs, COLDS
ASTHMA, ETC
In all Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs requiring ths
Of mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy, this
paration may be used By persons Of all ages from "ths n.
FAINT mewIng and pukng In It's nurses ns" 70 WHARF Tie
sixth sge shifts into the lean and spptrsd psntaoon With
much prospect relief from fOmna pharmAoopis
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in tais
city for years. with Increasing smand put In bs
lies ct 7bc. each. TryiN JOHN II. POPE.
Druggist, corner jackson aid Prytsnia strses&
Sold also b. JOHN DxBBNNRvILLB, Druggist oornss
(nrnn nd Povdrxs streeta
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Below waiting Orders.
Memoranda.

Ship Australia Curren, from Liverpool, in ballast,
to Wheeler, Sheppard &co-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alssks-lot furniture
C G Wayne-l00 bxs starch so kegs butter 30
cases lard J Adams &co-lot furniture o Allen
81 pkgs glassware A Bertel-lot furniture @ Bis
chif-37 ties hams $50 bxs soap rs bbls whisky 10
hf.bbls do o Bercier &co-l0 pkgs cordage Barrett
& Weiman-3 do J Bonafe-l0o bxs starch to
II Blsese &co-25 plows Bersud & Gibert-46 bbls
w Converse dco-3 pkgs furniture B Carbia-
ITO bbs whisky 100 hf.bbls do Cobb, Dolhonde d
co-l3 kegs butter Is csks bacon III bbls apples
"a bbls onions bbls beans 5 ties hams Frey 4
schwsbscher- bxs starch 30 bxs cheese For
cheiner Bros-s5 plows bdls points 20 pkgs
cordape IL bellows Folger &co-12 rolls leatheriG
l. Feyre-s boxes cord L Fix-2 kegs bolts NJ
French-lot furniture Q Frendle-do Jno Davis
do Il Drken-l9 sets hoops B Flotte-Ael bbls
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Steamship W G Hewes, Talbot, from Galveston
and lndianela, TO G Whitney &co-lst dist
Steamship Clinton, Beckett, from lndisnola and
Galveston, to c A Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Crescent City, Weir, from New YORK
18th inst, to Wood, Low q Ludwigsenr-2d
Lugger River Queen, Carbon, from Pointe. la
Hache, to master-2d district Is
Lugger Magenta, Paolini, from Pointe-s-la- Hache,
TO master-2d district Is
Lugger E Pur 81 Mouve Di Gregorio, from La
foarche, to master-2d district Is
Lugger Gem, from Bayou des Allamands, TO mas
ster-2d district Is
Lugger Theodore Capegss, Dufresne, from La.
fourche, TO master-2d district Is
Luggsr gsn IS RsnsEa sa RsS0u dea Ana'
STEAMBOATS,.
Alaska, Cakes, from Cincinnati
Thompson Dean, Pepper, from st Louis
Richmond, Neal, from Louisville
Robt E Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
Era No 8, Kouns. from Jefferson
Cel6 tie, Crooks, from Delhi
G Blackford, Pickett. from Washington
Bart Able, Harrison. from Shreveport
Lotawanna, Brinker, from Jefferson
New Era, Dugas, from Thib0daux
San Nicolas, Streck, from Lockport
Lafourche, Heno, from Bayou Sara
Frances, Blakesly, from Mobile
Alice, Muncey, from Amite River-N Basin
castro, OelpN, IIOLu OdluteFulo-A DasAu
ARRIVALS AT TIE NEW BASIN.
Schr Best Friend, from Biloxi
Schr Alciope, from Blind River
Schr Eunice, from Tsngipahoa
Schr Ann McGuinn, from Bay st Louis :.
Schr Joinville, from Tchefuncte
Schr Martha, from Covington
Schr Itslenne, from Bay St Louis
Schr Mary Fsyard, from Pascagouls
Sehr Apeachee. from Pearl River
Schr Liberty, from Tchefuncte
Scbr Ellis, from Springfield
Schr Star, from Biloxi
Schr Briceda, from Jordan River
Hchr 0lof from Jordan River
Schr Msry Frances, from Biloxi
Schr BY Latour, from Biloxi
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Theresa, from Biloxi
Schr HiCortes from Bay st Louis
Schr Texas, from Bay st Louis
Schr Rosa. from Tchefuncte
Schr Too Late, from Biloxi
Schr Collmar, from TaDgipahoa
Echr Arthemise. from Biloxi
schr Princess, from Blind River
Schr Deceada, from Pascagoula
schr Perseverance, from Tchefuncte
Schr Antonio r, from Blind River
Schr Maj Rsiney, from Biloxi
Sehr Mary Jane, from Biloxi .-r
schr Odessa, from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Geo Eike, from Blind River
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Digestive Elixir % rspsin~-
co nafMIsrs. PANE

,.,yr ,...~t .c,snt,ne delJvery Of DR.. Corv5Art
hvrcisn bis majesty the Eripero1 ., INC
Gastric Juice itself rather the az sFe :,
which - d;se.tive Amid q ioO small the nevitsbls
con bad digestion. gastit &c.
metiop Of the coats OF the sn ~
burn ptue E,ss ~ Ps,aue VII al sanctioned by ths
s,nrobatIon Of the Paris Academy Of ssc,
81 such diseases and prevents vomisf's aui'A< p's~'
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Marine JnteIIissnfs.
CREscssy OFFICE, No. Is CArr srRszf,
Tuesday. February Is, looS
Arrived Yesterday.

Stesmship Mexico (Br), Gordon. for Balize. Hon.,
Goldenbew & Kelley
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

New York, Feb l6-Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship Ariadne, Eldridge, and schr Central
America. Villa ms; from Galveston, brig Curlew,
Turner; from Brszos Santiago. schr Clara. Wood
house; from Indionola schr Alice Randall
Stead; from Galveston, schr Mary Munroe, Nun
roe. OH
Boston, Feb. l5.-Cleared for Galveston, schr
Clyde Gage.
Baltimore, Feb. 15.-Clesred for New Orleans
via Havana and Key West, steamship Liberty,
Reed.
New London. r I.-Arrived from Mobile, schr
F Saterlee, for Providence.
Philadelphia. Feb l5.-Arived from Pensacola
.obr Maru Sharp
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FOREIGN PORTS.


bordeaux, Jan. 25.-Sailed from Paulac for
New Orleans, bark Formoso, Bobo.
Barcelona, Jan. 27.-Arsived from New Or
leans, barks Maria Louisa, Paras, and Faron,
Baraton.
Havre, Jan. 3o.-Cleared for Galveston, ship
Prairie Bird, Davis
Liverpool, Feb. l.-Arriyed from Galveston,
steamship Venezuelan, Creighton, via Norfolk;
cleared for New Orleans, ship Rosetta Mcneil,
KeleraD; loading for New Orleans, ship Queen of
the South, Josn.
Matanzas, Feb. AIN port for New Orleans
scbr Hattie E sampson, Orr.
New Castle, understanding for New Orleans,
ship J W Brass, Davenport.
BELIZE HON-Steamship Mexico-9l bbls
-four Sc bbls pork pkgs hams ties lard Il kegs
do IL kegs nails kegs butter ~ pkgs sundries
Imperss
NEW Y0RK-Steamship Crescent City-Astd
mdse -s-
MOBILE-Steamer frances bbls turpentine
A Pierson-sundries to order
M0BILE-Steamer Mary-37 bales cotton TO
Battle d Noble-l3 do Lehman, Newgass &co-4
Marx, Levy &co-IE F Golsan &co-6 fkns butter
Sfers-l7 bxs sundries Schneider d Zuber6ier
axis cotton seed and sundries to order z Whit
ney &eo-Totsl IS bales cotton -.l.r
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA--steamship
Clinton-I4 bales cotton Morgan-lO 4 Pills
bury 6co-2 Perkins, Swenson &co-9 do bbs
nuts Francke & DanDeel-45 bbls beef Frank
Z do G A Whitney 6sco-65 bdl hides w F Wither-
ell-Is3 do to prder--43 do J II Lewis &co-5
4 Zuberbier-l bdl hides A & NJ Co-$350 specie
Seig & Krug-s250 do Clapp Bros &co-l9S head
stock McQuoid & Mehle-sundries to order-Total
35 bales cotton 4a srI
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.yrup of Peruvian mark and iroA'

syrup of Peruvian hsrH sns
-PRxPARRp sy--
azIxAULr 90. .
ohernisss 70 Il L q Prince Nsp0e'-
-. s,.,. uressnse in an sgreessle FORM sne CIV
~ peruvian BARK the best OF tonics az @
b IRON one Of The principal base. me ~ paris 70 cure
s,Oros, reen sicknessJ 70 fscitts me .,s
young females and 10 restore health sna VIZ smsc6 con
pSts caused by and 70 when s sax 81 de
20 os and h also erceltnt fr pse, pnpnsec -
rofnions children Lastly yxeitss me .pPS ssops whcss
dIgestion "a extremely oeaenctu " - s-I "A md
sIsoS b.. been Impoverished BY iltess or ong ~
ccnvalsscence rhs affects q shh fyruo :"
and Fpeedy.
DsUot General IN Eev Orleans Aovars
50 Sharres street,
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No More Copsfsa aad Cubebs
aRIaAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT o
EArIOo vEGET4LIa

rer. a. ether medicines failed, thess prsperAsoss
f awnys effect Thss. insure rapid and
Te Of severe and chronic cse Of pvst~ diseases
Fhev hospitals Of Paris ~ tne ceebratco VI
RIcord found greatly sIpsc "a all hitherto NOW
r,iners reuocies Copaiba and bebs Iee inlecsn
nsss 10 reosni and capsules IN more elfosie eassA
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NREkCH MEDICIEEs-
-PRxPARHD sY-4
GRIMAULT i CO., CHEMISTS,
Is RpK RICEELIEB, fARIA
INDIAN CIdARBTTEs OF oAnABls NDfoA,
PKxrARED By GxxAuLr 90. GHznsrs, PARs.

Pacsnt experiments France BneA and Germany AVE-
proved that ihess Cigarettes remedy FOR the
stTSmsriuin and Opium have failed 70 sivs relief
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

T. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE on PRIVATE DIS
EASES Impotency, Loss Of Power Nsryoas Debility, witt
Sotea Impedmsnts 70 Marriage, shud be read BY al
trupntrg marriage BY mai onscept Of ~ osnis b.
J. BALDWIN DUFF.
Nsw Orleans Medical Institute
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23
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Diseases Whites, Blennorrhees, UlceF
Dyspepsia, Chlorose, Liver Complaint
~ Organs and Deafness. CONSULATE
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