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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-04-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Parish Court
Succession of Gertrude Babip. widow
Ellie Hebert, for Introduction of widow
Jos. Hebert, and appointment Of Cura-
tor and Tntor.
After introduction Of evidence and agree
ment of counsel, it appearing that Veto.
riue Duruy, widow Joseph Hrbert, is
hopelcssly insane and incapable of stten-
ding to her affairs, and also for the reas-
on that the law in favor thereof, 1t is
therefore ordered, ~adjudged and decreed
that said Victorine Dnpuy be interdicted
and that there be q Curator appointed to
take charge of her person and affairs,
and let this decree be duly published.
February 9Th, 1869.
~(signed) VS.. LOBDELL.
Parish Judge.
j. FELIX JARREAUD,
Duputv Clerk.
Clerks Office. West Baton Rouge, this
18th day of February, a. d., 1869. n r
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. Mary Jane Sbanks, widow John
Garrison, ct ais. vs.. Francois r Allan
and T~heophile Allan. No. 1886.
By virtue of a writ of fl. ia. to me direct
ed in the above entitled and numbered
cause, of date February 9th A. D., 1869,
from the Hen. the Fifth District Court in
and for said parish and State, l have
seized and will offer at public sale to the
last and highest bidder at the Courthouse
door in this parish of West Baton Rouge
on
SATURDAY, the Sd day of April A D,
1869, at IL O'Clock a m., all the right,
title and interest Of the defendants, Tneo
phiIe Allan and Mrs. Francois r. Allan
as tutrix of the minor Sidonie Allan and
Emile Allan and Marie Allan, wife of
Maurice Dubroca, in and to the herein
after described mortgaged tract Of land,
to- wit 80 EssHf-.GFH e
The northeast quarter of section MI.
twelve in township no. seven of range
no. eleven east, containing one hundred
and thirty acres and situated 10 this par.
ish of West Baton Rouge.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
of judgement, interest and custs in the
above suit. ,-tF=.. ...-... .y
Terms of Saie--Cash, with benefit Of
~appraisement. 9
J.V. DURABLE. Jr.,
feb27 Sheriff.
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kusroe Alclde Alllet as a. n,llIislrator
aforesaid, must be filed 10 the Clerks
Office of this Court within ten days from
the first publication hereof
w. S. LOBDELL,
~ a--y Parish Judge.
Clerks office, West Baton Rouge this
9Th day OF March a. d. 1859. EE'
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inaue q OI ROBBERY, or SOM
such affair, and as the matter in no wayy
concerned me. awaited her on a seat up
on a sofa M of paT-.,r
l had been there about ten minutes
Ny attention was attracted by an Office,
inside of the railing. gazing At me with a
puzzled, not to say a bewildering eve
The mans appearance was that Of one
thunderstruck with establishment.
After almost staring me out of counte
nance, be finally demanded if nv nam
was -Yla1CLa apa sIAgsaEgSE
The man who addressed the, Question
was a fine looking officer. I discovered
after gazing at him attentively from head
to foot, that be wore the straps of a Col
onel As l utterly failed to identify his,
tace, 1t was not without some emotion
that answered in the affirmative.
Then you have arranged to leave tbi,
city Tomorrow" said be" on the schoone,
Louisa. Is that not so ?" i 'za4 u Il'r1 -
1 said yes to 'his question:. more than
ever astonished. Il am obliged to ADM,
that you have guessed the truth. partly
from . dislike to lying. partly because YOU
already appear we'll informed" md Z
In that case" said be-. don't CO.
| Don't attempt to leave the city"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington Eeua

WASHINGTON. October 2.-The revenue
receipts to-day were $3.50, 600.
Advices from the East India squadron
are unfavorablc TO the apprentice system
Many naval apprentices have deserted, and
those remaining are always under punish.
ment for disobedence.
A delegation of Ohio steamboatmen. head
ed by James X. Moorhcad is here before
the Board of Engineers opposing the
bridges of less than 400 feet span over navi-
gable streams.
General Sherman opposes the further re-
dlction Of the army until the Indian trou-
bles are over.
Consul Plumb reports Spanish interior
encc with the mails at Havana. which he
believes will be followed bv open seizure
unless the United States Government acts
promptly. His dispatches were referred to
Postmaster General Creswell.
Senator Ramsey reports home that the
French are hard to move in the matter of
postal reforms.
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\ Curious FACT.-It Is generally known
that the Imperial family Of Austria is re-
marllable for its heavy features and its
thick lips. 1t is not, however, so generally
known what j. the cause OF this peculiar
east OF face. 1t is negro blood. In the
famous Pitt Palace Of Florence the por-
traits of the Medici hang on the walls,
going back from the present Austrian dy-
nasty to their auccStors-the " merchant
princes" \ friend of ours told lis that one
Of the earlier members OF this family mar
ricd Il negro. and that he had seen his Ethlo-
plan phZ among the ancestors Of the pre-
sent Imperial dynasty of Vienna. The in
famous Duche-.c du Barri, i'll giving All
account Of Aiaric Antonctte, mentions that
:" her finger nails were purple "--not know,
inc what 4 certain proof that fact afforded
Of the negro descent Of the Queen OF France.
Norfolk Journal.
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4 steamer ran through the Sucz canal,
from Port Said t. >ucz, last Thursday, III
fifteen hours.
The first section Of the Atlanta and
Charlotte railroad will soon he in opera
tou-thi, is the airline to Richmond.
Mr.. john SWinton, for many years Of the
editorial stan Of the New York Tinecs, has
resigned his position on that journal.
An accident occurred Thursday at st.
Louis 10 Il party Of bridge-buildcrS, caused
by the giving way Of Il temporary trcstlc,
which wounded ten Of the men, and several
Of them very seriously.
In Boston, recently, Mrs. Harrington, her
brother. and it'll child, have all died sud
denly. Her husband and Mrs. pumply
wife OF Mrs. narington's brotherJ are Sus-
pccted Of having poisoned them, and have
been arrested.
One hundred yards Of Z Golfer dam on the
upper rapids Of the Mississippi river, at
M4luc, broke away Friday, cnt~'linS los
Of about $685. and delHging the WORE
for the present season. Work on the Eoch
Island rapids. mississippi river, has been
suspended, and the Golfer dams HOODED
thus throwing soJue $50 men out Of employ
nent.
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VIRGINIA NEWS
Eroceedings Of the Ad,onrnes, sroo.
hS of Abingdon Prcsbysery.
"VT"TI'U Tor TIC UispatCh
NESrur ro,->. ~

I Wyrnr CoryT,- y. o. 7',''''
prcshvferv ,,,nt ,t,, A., octohcr /, 1869.
at Anchor oi. IInnnp ,r 70 aGlournmcnt
Va, at II 4 n mo Ih.n' M, Nythe coi...i,ty.
sent. Rev. p, Giid"ors ia"ucra!ar oeing alb.
oneninn sor,, ~ Hr.luc'SiceVe preached Tho
am fh5c sa ,,,o', ron 1 81" ms 119, o.: 81
prcccnts :; proSi r &c | have sought tbv
nrovcr '''". ycly was constituted viii
En,. " avn
rafcr w.. ,-I1 I. Rr,vn was chosen * n. 10
porarT rIc ~" =, and Rev. |. y. Natf aston.
Mint *.
Re- -'crs present Rev. b. GAaarslccyc.
Lee {. BROWN, Rev. Robcr: c. Gra-
;;"Hi, Rev. |. y. NaC. Elders: Sbram
| FAINTER, Cone c&"rch; Or. j. l.. Stuart,
! M!thevllle; }. {. saith, Bethesda: Z. z.
| (lapp, Abingdon,
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The widow Of Don Manuel Godoy, Prince
OF the Peace, died recently in Paris ut the
are Of nincty-two. She was not remarkable
except for being the wife Of one of the most
romantic characters in modern Spanish his
tory. Godoy, who died in 1851 at the age of
cigitv-four, was private soldier iii the
ROYAL Guards OF Charles ", when his skill
with the lllto attracted the notice Of the
Queen, and he became her paramour. lie
acquired an absolute influence over the
King: was raised to the highest and most
lucrative offices in the royal gift, and ruled
Spain for ten years, until he was swept away
by Napoleon ]. The widow: who died the
other day, was nee Maria Teresa de BOur-
bon. Ch;liles'S niece. She was forced 10 mar
ry Godoy in 1877, although it is believed that
he was already secretly married TO a lady III
humber lifc.-Nelc YORK; Tribune.
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OAK BARK.-A writer in the New or

OAK BARK.-A writer in the New YORK
J0u1mal Of Commerce says:
Il have lust returned from somewhat
extended tour through the counties oil
Eastern, Middle, Southern, and south
western Virginia, and through The border
counties along the boundaries CT North
;rrolina, and | will assure you was much
surprised at the immense quantity. OF o OK
forest | everywhere saw, including inc
chestnut, oak, red oak, yclloW->potse0
Willow, water, post, and white onk-;'ii m II,
yaIuablc for the superior tanning properties
If The bark. Black oak is found, too, III
Great abundance all through this region oil
Country. The bark Of the black OAK, aS%ou
are aware, constitutes one OF the most yAlu''
lie dycing materials i'll use. Ground INTO
nuercitron, il is worth fifty dollars per ton
In London it is quoted as selling at seventy
dollars, gold, per ton, and at Antwerp
i!aInb1rs, Berlin, and Leshorn, at con.
Siderable advances OH The English prices loI
American qucrcitron. Made INTO haFihe,
il sells at one dollar per pound. Tue coiol
Of the black oak is used for giving tne
ground colors To the finest ana most cosby
fabrics made III prints"
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| New YORK, October 2.-The HeralRs
Key West correspondent telcgraphs that
q Cuban expedition ! 400 strong. com
manded by General Cristo, escaped from
New York harbor Monday. and reached the
Florida coast, where the steamer was Joined
by the Cuban privateers Silian and Teascr,
with | 800 men, under General GonZara.
| The fleet carried 10000 rifles. 1900 sabres,
and 20 guns, ranging from six to twenty
| four Founders.
Another body Of men. under Generals
Stcadman and Magudcr. General Magruder
is announced for lecture in Richmond
| this week. is about embarEing from a Gulf
| port for the common rendezvous of the
| Cuban coast.
| The Sillian and Tcaser sailed Friday night,
and will be joined ut sea by the Cuban
privatccrs Harriet and Cuba, carrying each
fifteen guns, some Of them one-hundrcd
Founders.
Volunteering is very brisk along the en-
tire Gulf coast, and 5000 men are awaiting
transportation.
WASHINGTON. October at seems GER
tain that the new Cuban expeditions are
engineered by parties unknown. but much
more potent than the old Cuban junta. Adj
vices from Canada and New York, sup
ported by the details given in the H"rdifs
Key West dispatch, indicate n formidable
demonstration.
Later Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, October "A correspond
ence has taken place between the agents of
the Eutcrpe and the State Department re-
Garding the Hornet, in which Secretary
Fish takes the ground that he cannot, upon
4 rumOr, grant convoy 10 q vessel: but
should 4 ship bearing the national flag be
unlawfully molcsted, prompt action will be
taken to prevent q repetition Of the out
rage and punish the offenders.
The special partisanS Of the Ccspcdes Co
vcrnmcnt have unf;iyorablc adviccs from the
interior Of Cuba, which seem contirmatory
Of the Havana reports Of Jordan's desire to
abandon the struggle.
New YORK, October 2.-MarShal Barlow
denies that the steamer Alabama is Cuban
privatccr She is regular steamer between
| New York and Fcrnandina.
Barlow has withdrawn surveillance from
the Eutcrpe.
The Dictator and Severn are equipped and
coalcd, in mOmcntary expectation Of orders
to 80 TO CuOa.
| ADDICTION oP THE HERALD'S ACCOCET.
| New ORLEANS. October 2.-L VHg.-Thc
steamship Sillian left Pass L'Oulre ut 4.:O
o'clock this morning for Florida. The
steamship Tcascr IS still here, with no pre-
parations for going TO sea. A. these vessels
! figured conspicuously in the HerdidS Key
| West special this morning, lis dispatch
| throughout is regarded here rs Z fabrication.
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DIET OF SAyoEY. Dresden, October l.
The King opened the sessions OF the Dict
with Il speech, wherein he said he had
always endeayored to further the develop
ment of the Contcderacy on the basis OF the
Federal Constitution. He should continue
to use his influence to preserve the bonds OF
between the States OF the bund !;
and in this respect he should act lii COM
pletc unison with his federal allies.
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LORD WESTwoETE's LETTER - BYRON
NAEuscEpT,~-io the Editor Of the London
NetrS feel il To be due both to the readers
ii the Daily Nc,rS and to myself to affirm
my full acquaintance with the history of
Lady Byron, and especially the period OF
her married life and separation, The denial
gave Of The truth Of Lady Byron's Bcccher
stoves narrative rested on Lady Byron's
0wu written testimony, contained in those
papers to which, according to your leading
article OF Saturday, have not access. /
have been prevented from writing this
earlier by absence from home.
/ am, sir, your obcdlent servant,
WENTWORTH.
Paris, September 16.
[rhat is, we suppose, the leading article
made mistake.
IThis finishes Mrs. Stowe.]
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another Political ROW IL, Tshi!nde!-
rs.sR, Penn.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-ThcTc was
another political row here last night i'll
which eleven persons are known to have
been seriously wounded-namcly, three
Democrats, four Republicans, three citl-
zcns (who were mere spectators, and one
policeman. The Democrats drove The Re-
publictins from their headquarters and de-
strOYed their trAnsnarcnCies.
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Tho weekly Cotton Statement.

NV YORK, October 2.-Thc following is
q statement of the cotton business 1T the
ports of the United otatcsfor The past week
Receipts, 54,62S. ESports-to Great Bri-
tain, ,4A; To the continent, 1872. Stock
on hand and on shipboard not yet cleared
is Sc Co.,
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EtSrr,, I'm Cuban ySntcrS.

UAyANA, Octobcr2.-Thc barometer indl-
Gates Il hurricane. The captain Of the port
has ordered all vessels in the hrb0r TO be
securely mnOrol.
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The THRONE OF SrAIN.-Mdd,7d, Octo-
Der IA commission OF fifteen deputies to
the CorteS have been charged with The duly
Of reporting on the various candidates Tor
tbp throne of Spain.
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"Bridget, what has become of the taloy
/ CREASED my boots with this morning:"
% fried the buckwhGats in it," ooh, /
was afraid you had wasted It,"
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FIFTY PEEso%s KILLED EY 4 FAILING
RElpGE.--rhc disasters caused ut kUni9s-
berg liy the fall Of bridge, during inc ics-
tiyitics given in honor Of The King OF prus-
>it (>cWcmbcr IL, resulted III the loss Of
ilty lives. \ correspondent writes:
Whether from Il spirit Of mischief, or
tlat il was really 4 fact, am unable to as
>crt, bat suddenly Il cry was raised that the
bridge WAS on fire. That the bridge was on
lire, either then or Immediately afterwards,
can assert TO DC the case. The pressure TO get
OF caused The railing to give way, and some
hundred people, should say, were at once
prcrpit%tcd into the water. | do not wish
to harrow your readers with the cries OF
the women, dc. Suffice it to say that the
music i'll the gardens continued, the fire.
works went up, the people looked at one
another and wondered what had happened,
ilntil, ~ if by magic, the music ceased, tho
briiliautIy-illuminatcd gardens became sud-
denly dark, the news spread like Tidtlrc
that really ii was true that in the midst Of
Ill this rejoicing solIc fifty souls had gone
into the presence Of their Maker, and sad
uc@s came upon the scene. | cannot speak
positively, but | believe, up to the moment
OF writing, l0rty-thrcc corpscs have been
rccOYcryu.'
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Rain at PriiaGc!phta---CoutatcrIeit


PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-Thcro la:
been a steady fall Of rain here since noon.
New and dangerous counterfeit tcn-doi'
lar grcenbacks have just appeared.
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New YORK. October 2.--Ihc failure Q
Adams, Kimball j. Moore, and puilcston 1
RAYMOND, wcro announced ut the Stoc!
Rourd TODAY.
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fI.K,s u1rEA-IorsE ATrAcnEp.--o Orlando
w. Jo .1yn and John ". bostWicN com
ICED >uil in New York Yesterday against
aillDm Heath, James ". Ellis, Charles +.
uuNrcy, Jay Gould, and James FISK, 'lr.,
il the court Of common pleas, to recover
%ll7.i,,J damages for breach oil contract
having ordered Saturday last Si3l'O0o III
gold, II 800, which they refused 10 take At
tarinnent issued against Fi>k's opcr'-house
and other property.
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Foreign News.

FRANCE.
PARIS, October 2.-Thc loss by the fire at
Bordeaux last night is 10000, 600 francs.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. October 2,--Tho treaty between
Austria sid China has been signed.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, October 2-Thc potato crop OF
ENGLAND is below the average. Halt the crop
in Cumberland, it is estimated, is diseased,
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CONCORD, y. H., October o.-EX-PreSl-
dent Pierce is very sick. lis disease has
assumed dropsical form.
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philadclphian who lost heavily IN STOCKS
and GOLD last week has gone stark mad.
I'm Wheeling, the other day, ail artist
b.ouphf his camera to bear on !; Wcli-kn0"n
topper wing on the sidewalk, and soon mao
him on exhibition in all the shoW-WlndoWs.
The old rcprobate, on returning TO con-
seriousness, signed the pledge,
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FOREIGN 1yarkcts-rBY TEMPORARILY.

LONDON. October acknowledgements %. United
States bonds, Sot Turpcntinc 25s. Sugar iirmcr
alloat as. Gd.M29s.
IIyEIpOOI October 2-No0n.-Cotton quiet :
uplnnds, l2td ; Orleans. l@3d. estimated sales,
J. 600 bales Erenipg-Cotton closed quiet AT same
quotations; sales we're 5000 bales including 900
for export ana speculation
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San FRANCISCO, October "A heavy
earthquake. accompanied by Il loud noise,
occurred at San Lorenzo.
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Terrible Accident at an Agricultural
Enir.-Ainetcrn PERSON. MiIlC0.

INDIANAFOLIs, October 2.-Th" boiler Of
one Of two engines competing for speed ut
the State Fair exploded yesterday, killing
nineteen persons and wounding many more.
Among the killed WAS Mr.. Jackson, OF
Memphis.
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Illness OF Franklin Picr1

CHARLESTON, s. c., October 2.-Fcssci:
outward are detained here by heavy weather
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Domestic Narkcts-rBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, October 2-Noog-stocks str on
Money easy mt per cent. Stcrllng-l.rng lo,t
short 1OS;. Gold. 1908. 5-2o's. '62. lla3. Tennes-
see as ex-coupons, coy new. SET asked. Virginia
es. c1-coupons, 81; new, 52s. North Carolina
G's-Old, 10 +: new, 81.
Flour SC. lower. Wheat duh and unchanged.
Corn dull and declining. Pork nominal nj r3l.2I
I;3l.5G. Lard dull. Cotton unchanged aud quoted
nj 273c. Turpcntirc firm nj !lc. Rosn dull ; COM
mon. a.. q. FrriChtS very firm.
PRONUNCIATION frlncr: sales or 700 bales NJ
o1:r. Flour heavy and IOc. lower: -aperlns state;
81. G5M? $3.50. Wheat closed steady. Corn-hlXc1
western. SI63l.o3. Whisky SHADE irrncr NJ
sl.29t. Pork quiet and lower at 81 l2sSsf3l. IS
Beef quiet. Lard heavy: kettle, 1stSl9c. Naval
stores aud groceries quiet. frcights shade
frmcr.
CI>CrHSATr, October 2.-Whiskcy firm at Sill
Pork dull Mt s39 Lard offered nj l7tGlic. Shout
ders. l5STIl6lc.: clear sides. 2oc.
WILMISGTON. y. c.. October 2.-SplrltS tur-
pentInc steady at :oc. crude, Sl.5CIf2.5o. Eosin
steady at 5l.cO for strained
NEW ORLEANS, October Potion active ana
frmcr ut 24tc. sales 4.oe0 bales receipts, l,'s'
bales. F1p0rts-To FIavre, l.i09 bales 10 Liver
pool ;. $50 bales; to New York. $50 bales.
Gold, 1914. New York sight, t4s discount.
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MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.

ELLtS'S EFFECTUAL ERADICATOR effects
IL cure In every when properly applied. To
persons suffering with Rheumatism, Lumbago, or
Pains or ts- Lmbs and Joints IL gives relief after
few applications
The proprietor or the T.. +. T.. SPECIFICS.
having been applied 10 frequently by persons al
nctcd. now takes this method of informing the
public that he has arranged his Office at No. 1915
Broad srses, where he Will undertake to cure with
his Specifics any Psrson suffering with Rheu-
matism, Lumbago, or Pains Of the Limbs and
Joints, or VIII call at patients residences If de-
sired. and guarezstccs to effect a cure with his
SPECIFICS only in al cases.
ELIAS'S ETFECTUAL ELIXIR, for the GER
tain cure OF Dyscntcry, DlarrhTa and all Bowel
Disorders. Tie proprietor OF the T.. +. l.. SPf-
CiFICS can prove by some &C our wcl-knOwn citl-
zcns who have tried II that the 'EliNir'' works
like magic in all cases, and he will all per-
sons afflicted at his Office call At patients resi-
dcnccs ut any time required.
ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR BITTERS
have cured persons who have been suffering with
Dyspepsia for many years. 1t is positive cure for
Sick Stomach aud General Debility, and Us tonic
IS second to
The L. +. +. SPECIFICS are for sale by all the
principal druggists at retail, and Ivy the propr!c
tor ut hi- office. No. lilG Broad street None gen.
uinc without the proprictor's photograph and sig
nature. seq