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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20
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Route soC7-Nsw Orleans to covingson, La, ss0.,u,,
Monday ana Thursday assAI Arrives Tuesday and Friday
Route Orleans to Alesr,. dsD.,,u,. Am.
Il Arrives daily By II AZ
offices opened to vicksburg; also Red River and OuacbI
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday Al syr A.
nves on Monday and Friday mornings.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursd.v, ..s.
Saturdays at liz A. H. Pascaeoula saturdav. =, ~ "
Mails for Galveston Houston, Indianoa, san An,or,.
Brownsville Brazos Santiago via New Orleans ana f1l
Railroad close att A r. on SUNDAY a.s nn-.a.
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The Weekly CRESCENT, Issued every Sat-
urday morning, contains the news of the
week by telegraph and mail, editorials,
mercial summary, state of the, markets and
o collection of interesting miscellaneous
articles. 1t is an acceptable present to send
10 friend or correspondent in the coun-
try. Copies, put up in wrappers, ready for
the mail, can be had at our counting-room
We will receive limited number of adver-
tisements for the Weekly, and as the paper
circulates in all the surrounding States, its
value as an advertising medium is very great.
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IL 8. Knapp, ID. ID. s..

Attends to all branches of the DENTAL PROFESSION
% heretofsra
oce and Residencel5 Baropns s.r.. mar Canal .t,.
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Bank or .T,etc Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. FEB. i. 1seh
LETTERS OF CREDIT
The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS issues LETTERS mr.
ChEDiT payable the Principal Cities Of France ana
N"sAno- n AUGUsTIN, Cashier.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS draw. ON rTxp
a. SIGHT In Amounts to Suit Purchasers upon
LONDON. CoGNAC, ORLEANs
LIVERPOOL. PAU, AyIgyOa-
PARls, TARBES, TROYEs
BORDEAUX, TOULOUSE Porrrpps
NANCY, LIE MANS,
1Tnss Sii-iHS' sIkAsBoURG, PERIGNEUx,
Lnono, METZ, LoRIENT,
ST. EfIESNE. MULHOUsE, LILLE.
NANTES TOURS TTvoCrc
ANGoULEINE AGEu ct rExS n,.S
Anu On the Principal Cities the United States
N. AUGUSTIN, Cashier.
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Gang -CMEffuators.
STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS.
We are Manufacturer agents for the
Stafford sulky CULTIvAToR;
ssttley Gang PLOW;
Gullett Steel Brush COTTON GINS;
And large stock Of each hand which selling
very low rates. We also have hand fall supply Of
Avery PLOwS. Peacock PLOws, Calhoun FLOWS Brinly
FLOWS, Garrett 4 Cottrnan FLOWS, Halls VALLEY
FLOWS, James II. Halls Cotton and Eagle FLOWS,
AND
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FLOWS,
Which we are selling at LOWEST MARKET RATES.
THOs. B. BODLEY & CO.,
Dealers in all descriptions of Machinery
and Agricultural Implements.
No. Perdide street.
LO0k Out HOusekeepers
174 Canal Street Open Again.
Messrs. Levi Navra take pleasure announce 70 their
friends Heusekeepers Restaurants. Rarrooms and Seapa
vices Of the well known energetic and polite salesman
kPH orrsER, under whose auspices they have rsoDene
b r A N CHI STORE,
ia Canal Street. near DrysdaA
Where the Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of q.
CHINA, GLASS AND CRoCKERY WARE.
PLATED WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY.
TIN AND JAPANNED WARE, E
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
STOVES Of the best Make in the Country especially the
"CorroN PLANT" all Of which viii be sold at the old
maxim. "CHEAP FOR CASH"
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
Mr. Ofner viii all times be found at the pest and snare
time trouble to show goods and wholesale
purchasers ~ well as RETAIL that they buy the cheapest
LEVI 81 NAVRA'S,
ia Canal street.
Wholesale Depot and Factory III PoYDRAs. Carop
deet Street.
Treassver's Office,
CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS, Februury Il 1888.
Notice to Taxpayers.
In accordance with the provisions Of Section 10th Of the
City Charter notice hereby given to Taxpayers the
Tax Real Estate Personal Property etc. is due and pay
able this Office on after the FIRST DAY OF MARCH
proxmo.
W. s. MOUNT,
Treasurer.
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Rice Planters, .atfesst5om.
CAROLINA SEED RICE.
Just Received and for sale:
Choice Beneventum Golden seed R,.sL ;,
Direct from Charleston, s. O. Prepared expresslv for
Planting purposes.
EMILE DUPRE,
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Coal.

Coal. COus. Cooy
Over 10000 barrels Of the BEST PITTsBURg ana sso
tons Of ANTHRACITE COAL just received and for sse
mnoesae and ketsdelvered along the Coast above ana
below the city BY the Boat Barge she Lowest
hsrket Price. Special attention given TO city ORDERS
BOYD, WILMOT h Co.
l66 Poydras street-Yard foot of Caiiope,
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Treasswer's Office,
CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS. Fsbruury Il, 1883.
Notice to Taxpayers.
Carpet W'arehOssse.

10.............CH CHARITIES STREET.
A BR0UsSEAU CO., Importers, offer at low prices
CARPETING-English and American, Of all kinds; Floor
Furniture ard Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING 800 roll
China; 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table snd
Piano Covers Crumb ClothsDrurge Linen and Felt Cur.
tains-Lsce, Reps wosted DAmask etc; Furniture Cover
og-Linen and Cotton striped; Cornces, Bands Pins. ETC.
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s'S0sstSserN Lands .sgencv.

We oner services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERTy etc. In the Southern States References and In
ormstion promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON q CO.,
No. 50 Liberty street. New YORK.
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FAMOUS CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE.

Call and exumne prices before purchasing elsewhere
RICE BROS. & CO.,
50 and 81 Camp street and 5e5 Magazine street,
Warehouse 81 and 90 Julia street.
1000 KEGS OF NAILS just in. which offered at Low
est Market Prices.
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The Council of Trent.

The Council of Trent had been sum-
moned by Paul TO meet in 1912, but 1t did
not finally assemble until 1915. 1t con-
tinued to hold its sessions until 1852, when
It was prorogued. and did not meet again
for ten years. In 1862 1t assembled once
more. and continued for nearly two years,
when il was finally dissolved. Laynez,
Salmeron, and lie Jay were the busiest of
its members. In one chief element of re-
ligious discussion the Council was singu-
larly deficient; no one of the bishops had
read the fathers, or was able to trace to
its sources the origin Of their traditional
Church. The prompt Laynez offered to
supply the general want Of learning.
Night and day. II Is said. he toiled with
enormous labor over the ponderous works
Of the authoritative fathers his health
gave way, and the patient and ignorant
assembly adjourned until he had recover
ed; and at length the hasty theologian
professed himself perfect in his task. He
was ready with reference and quotation
to prove the doctrine of penance or to re-
flute the most moderate Of the reformers.
Salmeron was equally active, and, in Fa-
ther Paul's opinion, his assumed modesty
often concealed an extraordinary imperti-
nence. The moderate party in the Coun-
Gil, led by the tolerant Pole, would have
been glad to have refined and purified the
Church; but they were overawed by the
Jcsuits. The most extreme measures were
adopted; the dreams of Loyola were re-
ceivcd rs revelations from Heaven. Ii
was decided that tradition was Of equal
authority with the Scriptures; that flagel-
lations and self.inflicted tortures were
acceptable to God; that the visions of the
Queen of Heaven were proofs of u divine
mission; that the cup should be forbidden
to the laity; that passive obedience was
due To the Roman See. After weary
session'of eighteen years, in the midst of
terrible wars and constant scenes of hor-
ror. the unlucky assembly separated, fol-
lowed by the derison of the Protes.ants
and the contempt of the more thoughtful
Catholics. Queen Elizabeth called it n
popish conventicle and only the papal
party and the Jesuits obcyed the schis-
matic Council.-Hdrper's Ma9asoe.
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The Way to Blanket Horses.

But few persons comparatively, under
stand how TO apply blanket TO horse to
prevent him from contracting n cold. We
frequently see the blanket folded double
and across the rump and part of the
animals hack. leaving those parts of the
body which need protection entirely eS-
posed to the cold.
Those parts of the body OF n horse
which surround the lungs require the BEN
eft Of blanket In preference to its flank,
and rump. When we are exposed to u
current of cold air, to guard against any
injury from contracting cold, we shield
our shoulders. neck. chest and back. II
these parts bc protected. the lower part Of
the body will endure adegree Of cold far
more intense. without any injury to the
body, than IL the lungs were not kept
warm with suitable covering. The same
thing holds good in the protection OF
horses. The blanket should cover the neck.
withers and shoulders, and be brought
around the breast and buttoncd or buck
led together rs closely rs man buttons
his overcoat when about to face driving
storm. Let the lungs Of horse be well
ptOtSNtSu Win hca. bsshhSS she ~
win seldom contract u cold, even II the
hindmost parts of his body are not COW
cred.
Many OF our best teamste-s protect the
breasts of their horses by piece of cloth
about two feet square, hanging down from
the lower end Of the collar. This Is an
excellent practice in cold weather, rs the
most important part Of the animal Is con-
stantly sheltered from the cold wind, espe-
cially when travelling toward strong
current. The forward end Of horse blank.
cts should be made rs closely around the
breast Of horse rs our garments fit our
bodies Most horses take cold rs readily
rs men, II not bLInketed while standing
amer exercising sufficiently to produce
perspiration. So long rs n horse Is kept
in motion. there is little danger of his suf-
fering from cold; but allow him to stand
for few minutes without a blanket TO
protect his shoulders and lungs, and he
will take cold sooner than men.
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BeSihoven's Letters,.. .......l volume. tlD.
The best exponent OF music n the life of the mo.
sc- writer and thcse letters are the most truthful
and satiActc!y representations o. the lie OF these
The Letters OF Mozart, giving NJ st once view Of
his inner lfe and glimpse at social lfs In 0ermany
nSarly hundred years ago, will 10 doubly priscd.
preserving I'LL the last the liEhtheartedncss Of
child-A common ehsracteristie OF accompaniment
OF renlus.-Mssioaf PseRssr.
The man and his creations are sgnaily illustratsd
BY. The oorrespondenoe hero published. L. Lsstss
/AsHasm.
Por saie by all booksellers. Ssnt prepaid. On 10
oeipt OF price, by the publishers, IL. o. HovaRroS
a Co., Riverside, Cam61idee, Mas. 2u
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Ola England. Is Scenery, Art, and People
by JAMES II. IIoPPIN, Professor In Yale College. !
volume, l6mo. Price $2.OO.
Professor loppin has laid the American and Chris
tlan public under great obligation by his book on
Old England. II Is most readable volume, and at
the same time most yalueblc. In q style remarka-
BILE for purity and graceful neIibility he has given
vast amount OF information upon the great themes
OF his book Iie Is never tedious just touches
many subjects, sketches most, but suggests moro
than no says, and seems imbued with the very spirit
and flavor OF the men and things among which no
moves The effect OF the book s like the oompan-
ship OF scholarly and Christian traveller.-J. Bud.
,ngfon, ID. d., in fsw York fndep'nfsnf
For sale by all booksellers Sent postpaid, on re-
ceipt OF price, by the Publishers, II. o. ll0UGHroS
Co RIVERSIDE Cambridge, Mas. 2Iu
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Farm for Sale,

Farm for Sale,
l~-N SITUATED In Buxton, near
HT10 Salmon Falls village, nine miles
IRON saco, sixteen from Portland
near tho line Of tho P. 4 n. Railroad.
Said farm was the property Of tho late VIM MIL.
ikcn and consists Of $50 acres suitably divided Into
tillage and pasturago under high state Of cult.
walton, with good orchard buildings nearly new
cuts about Is tons OF hay. Conveniently divided
into two farms. Terms reasonable. Apply to
IVORY Y. MILLIKEN. on the premises, OF 10
49tf DANIEL DENNETr. ESQ.,, Buxton.
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I.Mi6celIafieOil6.

HIS BOOK PRESERVES THE FLAVOR AND
ZEST or THE OLD-PAslIIONED VILLAGES AND
TIE FOUR-IIORSE STAGE-COACIlES HAD CIV
I'm PLACE To THE FIERY LOCOMOTIVES OF
OUR DAY, AND WILL RECALL To MANY READ
Frs TIE SCENES OF A PAST GENERATION,
OF LIFE.
Prom a long review In tho New York Tribune, OF
the picturesque book "llONEsPUN; OR, FIVE AND
Price 81 10 For sale by all booksellers, and sent,
free OF expense on roccgt Of price, by H. o. lI0uGH.
TON Co., Publishers, Riverside, Cambridge, Mas.
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)R, WARREN'S BILIOUS BITTERS,

For Purifying tho Blood, curing Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, Biliousness, Headache, DiEsiness, Loss
OF Appetite and all spring Complaints, for Cleans
ing, STRENGTHENING, lnvigorating and Regulating
the Human System, has no equal In the world.
Sold by oil druggists. BURR PERRY,
Wholesale Druggists General Agents,
SIMS 26 TremonSStret Boston.
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.WiSceIlaneOssS.

1--WE know no book" says the rsgaf,onaiisf, of
DIR. Peabody's "RENIsIsCESCEs or EUROPEAN
TRAyEL," which would bo better preparation for
trp TO Europe, or which will more pleasantly re-
call TO any one his return the pleasures which he
enjoyed abroad Price $50. For sale every.
lIouGnroN & Co., Riverside, Cambridge, Mas,
Publishers. ZM
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DIR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.
A BLOOD Purifier and Regulator.

-CURES-
Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite. Liver Complaint
Sick Headache, Depression OF Spirits, Neuralgia
Nervous Affections, Diseases OF the Skin, Consump-
tive tendencies, Chronic DiarrhGs, and Disease,
peculiar TO Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
CO, Proprietors OF the celebrated Catarrh TrO-
ches and Electric Hair Restorer, leS Main street,
Mass. For sale by all druggists.
splyos5
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WANTS!
1869.
Do you ,oant a good Gold Watch.
Do you tcant good Silrer Watch.
DO you cant good Clock.
DO you ,cant a good Chain.
Do you ,sant good set Of Silrer Spoons.
Do you ,cant a good set Of Silrer Forks.
Do you ,oant a good set Of Je,celry.
Do you pant good pair Sleere Buttons.
Do you ,cant good Gold Ring.
Do you uant good pair Of Speetaeles.
Do you paut a good pair Of Eye.Glasse'.
Do you ,oant good set Of Table Kniue'.
DO you ,oani good sci Of Plated Forks.
DO YOU ,oani good Pie or Fish KNIFE.
DO YOU ,pani good Butter K,iife.
DO you ,cani good Fruit KNIFE.
DO you rani good Napkin Ring.
DO you ,oant good Tea Sci or Castor.
DO you ,pani good Cake Basket.
DO you ,oant a good Ice Pitcher.
Do yon ,cunt good Butter Dish.
Do you ,cant good Berry Dish.
Do you tcdnt a good Mantle Ornnmcrf.
DO you toani good Tfuptiiing Bog.
DO you ,cant q good n DIX or Giore Bor.
DO you ,pani good Album.
DO you ,cant good Pocket Book.
Do you want good Pocket Knife.
DO you pant good Razor.
DO you cant good pair Of Scissors
DO you rani good pair Of SHEARS.
IN FACT, DO you WANT
.anything that is, or should be, found in
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mo THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l.

ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l..
DIX particularly invitrs al Ladies who nerd Med.
teal or Surgical sdvier, 10 cs at h Rooms ~ Enieo
strrst, Boston, Maas which they vii nDt aransed Os
their sJsriai accommodation.
pR DIX having devoted over twenty yssn N THE
branch of the Treatment 20 all dIsases peculiar knais
10 now conceded by a ooh In ths country and EuroIs)
that ne exosh al other known prseuooer In bs sk.
speedy and e6cctuai treatment Of al kmae complaints.
Ills medicines are psvpard with the sxpress puposs o
removing si dIseases such debility veakpess, unnatu
raj supprvssoos snsrgemenu of the womb, slso al ds
charges whIch Gov fom moSbh ststs of he hlcd 1hs
Doctor IL nov fully prepared tcat N HE Teculiar stys,
bosh medically and surricay. al dseases of The fenss
eI and they are respectfully Invited 70 eaiat
No. ~ Endicott street, Boston,
An ietien requiring sd'ks nns, oUutsin one dollar 70
insure an answer
B.sLn, Jan. 4, 1890.
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rwcn,v.fiy. Years, Practice

TWENTY-FIVE Years Practice
In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has pla,sd Or. DOW at the head OF all physicians
mailing such practice speciality, and enables
him 20 guarantee q speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases OF Sugpre,sioa and all other Men
struai Dsrangtmsnn, IRON whatever eas,s. All let.
tets for advice must contain 81. once, No. Endl
colt Street Boston.
n. B.-BOard hrnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, lS6o.-sp. mol yrsg
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. n. z ppY,


Solicitor Of Patents,
Late <gs1t Of tie Us,fsd States Psissi oNss. HssA
fsgfsn, sst0 ns <ef Of 1887,
~ State 81, opposite Kiiby 81, BOSTON,
AFTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of 20
~ years, continues 10 secure patents In the Unit.
ed States, also 10 urest Britain. p!snee and other
foreign countries. Csvsats Specifications, bonds,
Assignments. and oil papers or drawing, for Pat.
ents, executed on reasonable terms with dlspstch.
Researches made Into American aud Foreign
Psssn 20 Si isssn,ioS. and i.ss and Other .,s.
rendered on Ill matters touching the same. Copies
OF the claims OF any patent furnished. by remit
Ing one dollar. Assignments reeofdsd In Wssh.
No xesssy In ns UsasS Sisfss ps.,ssss ssy,r,s,
Isei,fiss Je' sktsiaiaS Psfsab V ssesrfssnisy hs
psfsstsb,lfye et iarsrf,ers.
During eight months tho subscriber. In the
q : sis: sss ssssiS SsS g. sysn%Y s % Sss
ol which was decided ~ An Japefby the Commls-
slonor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
'Trsgard Mr. Ediy - one Of the most eassAi.
md .sses.stsi practitioners with whom have had
Official intercourse,
81 have no hesitation In assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ . man more s.mpsfssf ssf
frs;tsorfIy, and more capable Of puttng their ap.
piications In . form 10 secure Tor them an Early
A"" '-''''''' '''' EDMUND BURKE.
Late Com'r Of Patssts.r
"Mr r. n. Eppr has made Tor ne THIRTEEN
spplicstion,, on ~ bot ONE OF .heh patents
such unmista habls proof of great talent ssd sbi-
ity on his pait. leads me 10 recommend AL In
vsnton 10 spply 70 him 10 procure their Patents,
sss - 90 'ss 9.s
:oa.SIs sLsrrss. - JoiiN TS0MHRr."
Boston. Jan. !. 1869. iy3
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UEDIHE.

rhe exquisite romance Of .uSDtxE" was intended
Spring. With three other tales u made round Of
the Four Bcascns, Hard and llouEhtons edition en-
braces thess four, under the tile, "uSptxK ASp
0rHER TALEs." Priec 10. Bold eyeryyhere, and
. Co., Riverside, Cambridge, Msss. 2'd
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@z5o,ooo.oo.

TIE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of the United States of
America, affords unequallcd security to its
Policy holders, and combines all the ad-
vantages offered by other Companies, with
several, peculiar to itself. Its wonderful
success proves 1t to bc the most popu.
lar Lifo Insurance Company In tho
World, with the Public, rs well as with
Agents.
Applications for Insurance. or for Agcn-
cies, can be made to the Company direct,
or to any Of the following: ~
ROLLINS 4 CHANDLER, Boston. General Agents
for New England. J. p. TrcKfR, MAnaEef.
1yD
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Mr.. Howelis two hooks, 'vESErIAN LiyE' and
"lrAuAN JOURNEYS" are PLACED by the foremost
English and American reviewers In tho nrt rank Of
books Of travel. Each t2.W.
We know Of no single word which Will % htiy
characterise Mr. Ilowell's nov volume about Ven
Ice, a. ''delightfal."-F. A. Keriss.
Every sentence Of this charming book u charac-
teriaic. II 10 the very model Of what light book
rfsr.
For sale .everywhere. Sent nee, on receipt Of
price. by II. o. HorouroS Co., Publishers, Nver.
side, Cambridge, Mas. 23u
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COLLINS MOONsT0NE.

THE MoosSroSE, a Novel, by WILKIE COLLINS, An.
thor OF "Armadale," "The Woman In White,
"No Name "Antonna," }" "Queen OF Hearts, "&c.,
with many Illustrations. Svo paper $50, cloth
500
or all the living writer's of English fiction no ono
better understands tho art OF storytelling than Will
kic Collins lie has the facutyof coloring the mys
terry OF plot, exciting terror, pity, curiosity, and
confrercs, however much they may excel him In 9TH
or respects. Ills style too, sngularly appropr.
ate-less forced and artificial than the average OF
modern noyelists.-Bosfon Transcript.
Published by HARPER 4 BROTHERS, N. Y.
Harper 4 Brothers will send the above work
by mail, postage pr paid, to any partof tho
United states, on receipt OF prtce. S
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG |

CAUTIoN,-AIl genuine has the name "PERuyIAS
SYRUP, (not "Perivian Dark, v" blown In the glass
A 32pago pamphlet sent free, ]. i. DNsxoRS
Proprietor 50 Dey st.. New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
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WIANTED-ALL OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
w To canvass for new Religious Work, Of rare
merit peculiarly adapted to the young, butequsliy
10 every Christian hmily, unequalled In elegance
and cheapness, being ,mbsiisAsd r,tA ss~iy 3o an.
grarings. Experienced Agents and others, wanting
territory at once Por particulars, terms, &c, cd.
dress P. GARRETT Co., PhilsdelphiH, Ps. +wS
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IGNORANCE OF ouAcx DOCTORS AND SosrRuM.
MAKERs

Through the ignolbce of The ouaek Doet~, knowing
othss rvmedy, be relies upon Mracvar, and gives 10 al
his patients In Pills, Drops he % the Nostun- -nAksr,
equally knoran adds N bis soAcsiic Extracts, bpseine,
Antidots &c. both relying upon u effects IN curing ~
In hundrvd, II 10 trumpecd In various ways throughout
the Land but alas nothing Md Of the hsiancs, sone
OF whom dr. othe grow vorse and ae lsn 10 neer and
sner fos months or year, until rv<vcd cured u pos.
sib,e, by competent Physicians.
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81 Hand bills printed st this sfuss
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through hse certificates and vsvn, and recennends.
tons q their msdcinc By hs dssf. Who eanp eIposs
os cntradct them, O. Who, besides, 10 ianhsr their mpo.
siiIons copy from medicl boots much that vrttsn Of
the qualities and effects q dneren hers and plants, and
ascrbe al the sans 10 tiRlr rs Extscs sprcinos ke.,
most Of which. NOD a contain Mercury, becsnss of the
snent belief Of lb eung everything. bat nov kncvn
10 .k more than cured and hos po kiDsd, coostis
tios,aiv lnIurpd forl liz
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charges are very mciers. Communcstcns saercdy COO
hdeniia and ali may rrty on him win The hesest
y AMI confidence, whatever may be The dsease condition
OF situation Of any one, mar,ei os single
Msieines sent By Mall and EIpsess 10 al pars Of The
United etztss.
An let,en requiring sdvics must contain douSto In
sure an answer.
Addrss d. L. DIE, No u Eodieot st'vs, Bss.on, Mas.
Bo<too Jan. I lso9
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But ALL QuAcKs ARE NOT IGNORANT.

Notwithstanding the foregoing Aen tno~n 70 some
quack docto and Dosum makers, yet rsardess Of the
life and health Of others there tbose soos them Who
viii even peure themselves, oootrsdips giving mercury
% that the .usua s" may he obtained ios psossdy cur
Ing, OF .he dollar or .fsetion d H. may be otaiDsd
for the postum. II 10 thus hat many deceived.
also and slessly spsd large aDcans Scr srpsrinsnts
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A true copy Of tho original order,
Jw3s Attesti II. II. BURBANK, Register.