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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05
PR GE.Y saITUAL.
A Lean of4o per cent. when desire,
1fU Eat NaS.EURFEI
Tt. RE LAW.

EXa1t .lS >i WING THE WORkING OF
EHl- Lhh-PLiN ORDINARY l. FE:
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PR slI 4 - All CASH On annual Premium
will s....r Ppl cy in f,rce = years aud } days
Tw aa.ti frt.nIuihs viii continue policy in "ce
Aye .aa l. avs Thr annual PREMIUMS Will
..lsr .A taGce Yeas and - years
FLts t.DIN >i,Y LIFE Pol cies on viii Il
not - oceu gwen fIr ~ per cent Of ia PIE
rliE f"s annual Pr-nliEms Will cuntinue pol
icy ia Tee yeas and % days. Thre- annual
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o3s dt.S I've annual 4, vIuiuIns VIII cuniitiue
policy 10 rce > Yeas and = Ga,s
lAAhPLa-: FEcSIUM Ali CASu-PLsN
Ten t-Ameat hlic aInHal Premium will
contin"e Icy III force II tenn Pvlc, j year,
and ~ gajs
EAAAIr.r,. PREMIUM 40 PER Cant AorE
lLA y. leu P..ymeHr Life. unr annual premium
will coniiu"e p !.gs in force as Ie4uI z, Icy, :
Yeas and -uJ ,a,s.
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THB L%OuISlAyIAy.
Saturday, May II, 1870.

his mind will have expanded and strengthened
itself, and his rule will, BE- that of mind over
matter; II will be in accordance with a natural
law and will work smoothly aud humanetv.
linus the planter who fits his son for bis
profession, is not only cndowing him with
knowledge for the business Of lis
lie, but ID blessing him with a power to
carry It on with comfort and honor TO himself,
and mercy aud justice 10 his laborers. If a
Planters son displays a little unusual smart.
ness he is sent off to the city to become a
merchant, or 10 a college 10 learn medicine or
law, without one thought as 10 whether his
capacity is "f the kind suited TO accomplish
The course creditabiy, and the planting in.
'erests ale deprived Of intelligence, aud ten
chances TO one a quack is pu, forth in a
profession already ovcrsiocked. Nothing can
correct this baneful error, except TO raise
planting where it deserves TO stand. to a level
with any business or profession Of the land
The education Of our planters can alone do
this. Let the South awake to a consideration
OF This matter it is closely Identified with
her interests. II is one OF her natural re.
sources which no political power can wrest
from her. Surely she cannot afford TO dispense
with any such.-N. o. Times.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14
81 no vero, ben trovato.

The following dialogue is said TO have taker
place, a few days ago, between two gentlemen
who had met with some body on their way:-
LIST. Gentleman You call Mara a Garnet.
bagger?-
2nd. Gen,Ieman.-Of course l do.
LIST. Gentleman Don't you know he is one
End. Gentleman. OF course do, and
that's The reason Why l call him So
LIST. Gentleman You'll make Of him an
enemy for life. |
End. Gen,Ieman.- Not at all, l ~assureIyon:-
They are willing 10 be called so; thew
are proud Of The disiinction.
Isl. Genlleman.- Shaw! Are you green
enough to- believe such stuf?-
and. Gentleman Believe it!-Why, thew
say so in as mary words and | believe
what men my Of themselves = Dom,
they know +?
iss. Gs"t'eman.-And why should Carpet
Oaggers like 10 BE- called so r.
End. Gentleman. Because our forefathers
we're called by that very name
1's. Genileman.-And by whom for Heavens
sake -
End. Gsntleman.- Why by the Indians i,
s~n'an.-don't you know that?
lst' Gentleman. Well, we'll, what an idea /.
-bnt, on reflection, | think it may be
true; for I'm certain the Indians never
knew what a carpst.bagger vas
End. Gentleman Then it's true, is il? -
LIST. Gsntleman.-As true - Gospel. did von
ever doubt il H.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14
Damuablo Progress.

Some Radicals, it seems, have a greater con
tempt tor common sense than others! Accord
ingly we find those that most Js.pise II, reveI
ing in the impotence Of claiming that lhel
party is a party Of progress"
When Lucifer threw the Celestial Paradise
into commotion, his party was a party %of''pro.
grcss'-doUnwards!
The Radicals have thrown a Republic, once
The pride and hope Of the world, into unex
amp'ed confusion political social Judi.
cial, and financial; they have therefore (and
they know it) progressed "lounwards"
1t would perhaps be a matter Of small
consideration, how far d%ownwards towards
their manifest Destiny" that impuden, and
a"dac'ous party may eventually progress, if
they had not dra gged the bes, interests of the
country down with them. Bn, this, unfortunate.
~. they have done, and are doing and there.
fore are to be reproba,ed.
This is no idle affirmation. A comparison
Of the United States as the Radicals have
made them, with what they were as they
came from the hands Of our Revolutionary
forefathers, will prove its truth to any candid
mind.
What then does this impudent talk abou,
progress mean?
10 reign in He'll than dwell In
Heaven "-Yes, that is il !-One example
of Radical progress, here at home among
ourselves.
Ray, a Radical legislator has pocke,ed
some $4,000 for getting up a new Code of
Laws similar work was done before The
war for one fourth the amount! Rays laws
are both condemned and condemned by The
hest legal minds of the State. They are, there.
fore, worse than worthless, to The people! The
people pay $4,000 for a worthless thing! And
his is "progress"-RadicaI progress! And
this is but a sample!
20 Shame, where is thy blush!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14

Why, then, are certain individuals v~ocifera.
ting against that true republican Party?
Because those individuals are neither
white nor colored, being merely carpet
haggsrs.
Certain individuals need not remove their
deceitful mask, their characters being we'll
known with or without IL.
-Cer.ain individuals may be styled time
servers, others, money servers; but the tyne
servers aud more y~-seruers canno, pretend 10
be styled progresSscrrers.
~
-Certain individuals were yesterday poor +,
ragged, even naked.
They are now rich.
What a miracle!
State Lottery is a benevolent Institution.
~
Sir, where is The Mint Of New Orleans
actually located?
AT Mechanics Institute, Sir.
~
The carpet Dagger may possibly be an
honest man, but only If lie is not a political
carpe. Dagger.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14
e W S

Paris, May s.-Fnli returns of the vote
nave not yet been received, but it is quite
certain that the Government has been sos-
tanned by a majority. The city is still tranquil.
ROM, May e.-The opponents of the dogma
Of lntalIibiIi,y held a conference to-day, pre
para'ory to opening debate on tina. subiec, on
Tuesday.
London, May 9-The report that John
Bright will resign from the Cabinet, is au.
thoriIivcly denied.
The reduction on duties on iron by the
United States causes great activity in llis iron
region Of Wales.
Paris, May 9-l0 P. M.-Barricades were
thrown up this evening in the Faubourg du
Temple, bnt were carried by the troops.
II is asserted that the ,roops fred on tho
people.
The rest Of Paris is quiet.
Harano, May 6.-Some of the ~principa
ladies in Puerto Principe have signed their
names to an address calling on their rela,ions,
TO return and enjoy liberty under the Spanish
Government.
A Council Of Ministers was held TO day. Of
which the Emperor presided. 1t is reported as
The result Of the deliberations tha, the Minis.
'er OF War will order designations 10 morrow,
and that M. Olivier will be charged with lie
of a new Cabinet.
II II. " . @ @ 49, HHE. -tE
Victor Hugo has been cited to sppeas before
tribunal for an article in Rappel, exciting
hatred and contemp. for The Government.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14
Exhibition ut 81. Mary-Jtffcrson College.


Mr.. EDITOR,
We are now in the enjoyment of all the beauties
of Nature. We behold her in all her lovlies, hues.
And as it is the month particularly devoted by the
piously-disposed to the honor of Mary the Mother Of
God, we cannot but regard the Literary Exhibition
prepared by the President aud pupils of st. Mnry
Jefferson College, for the amusement Of our people,
as a happy blending Of devotion and recreation.
The weather being delightful, the hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity long before the hour
named for the commencement of the entertainments, F.;
and at three O'Clock, the time specified. the exl,i.
bItion commenced with Hail Columbia from the
brass Band, winch, | mnss rematk i'll passing, gives
every day, fresh proofs Of the improvement Of the
young gentlemen composing it Their advancement,
is indeed astonishing and doubtless they mus. feel
very proud Of the marks Of appreciation viii,
which their music was received. Much is due 10
the director Of the Band for his interchangeable labors,
and his success in making the Band a marked
feature among what may be designated the lorna
mentals of College life.
AS soon as the harmonious sounds Of the patriotic
strains died away, a Prologue was spoken by
Master II. Godbery in clear and distinct accents,
and was duly aPlialded Tie address 10 The plesi.
dent was well written and well delivered by Mas.
ter ID Jones. The President responded to the
address in language clothed in all the beauties of
Rhetoric and all the sweetness of his native French
!: is unnecessary to say that i, was we'll receive,
by the audience Masters Daigre and Wax p,ayea
a duo on the Piano and Violin in n manner which
showed that their musical talent wants bnt cul,iya.
ton and experience to make them musicians. 1t is
not d'tficnlt to foresee that they will excel under
the able t'itorship of Professor Bergman.
Mr.. bergmann played some very fine and charm
ing pieces which riveted the attention of tho ss,.mh.
~ In the piece Merry Binds especially, great skiil
IN the execution was mauifcs. 10 the lras, obseryaut
AFTER a display OF music aud song by Masters
Sporl and Steiner, Mr.. Edwin Webre-,hc co.
'nedian by excellence, kept the audience in a
roar of laughter during his clever acting
A drama in three acts followed Mr.. Webre's hu.
morous performance. In this Masters We,te,
j. Bourgeois, Donaldson, L. Weber, La.
barre and Pe,lrsc'aus were conspicuous among
the pupils that distinguished themselves. But i,
is impossible in a brief letter to do fun Justice to All.
or even to select properly, the names Of those that
particularly well.
The last piece, an English play in two acts, by ,
number Of the Juniors was very well p|ayel. and
gave evidence that the various parts were wei!
Then followed more music, from the Bass
Band which had been filling TIP, a. intervals, the
and dramatic performances, giving an
ainish' as it gave a joyous commence.
ment to the days entertainment,
W.. q K
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14
OUR PRINCIPLES.

80 &"er@tt @F7t% "MsN 4" "4
RePsbl;c Of Order. Honesty and Justice.
Usiscrsal s.1roge, except for owlars and
sssabosds.
CiDic alliance Of the ,chite and colored
Losis;anisps.
Education for all.
No more political Carpet bagger., nor
sseaess rordies in Louisiana.
Political Equality Of naturali:ed and
American born citizens.
Protection erteadcd to laborious i'm.
Msrants.
Respect for the lav.
We s0M erah The honest man to Office and
reject lie dishonest.
Louis'ana must be ruled BY Honesty and
ilats1igescs.
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Avis
K0ienu IL %frOluiiOu.

NJ. o. DUHON avert, messieurs les plan-
'e"rs de Ia pa'oIsse St-Jacque> q des paroisses
volslnes nnIt fat fabriqurr a eur-+n+e+ttion les
raitanx don, il est rinven,eur.
Son rdteau a feves, CONNIE plusieurs on, m
lie voif sur lllabilation q. Robinson. fai, ayec
un holnme seni Ell deux mule.s, dams ~l'espace
dune Joufnee,'e travail do vingt. cinq homMes.
Immense economic de bras ., de temps.
NJ. D"hon tapondra aussi p'omp'emen, que
possible anx demanIes Qni ini serout iai,es.
Ioccasion esl favorable.
LIE temps veut que la machine suppIee au
manqne DO ,fayailients.
Pril modirts, et bonnie confection.
S'adresser a ". Onfstme Duhon, habita,ion
T. Robinson, paroisss St.Jacqnes. GU hien a
". Dahon, par lc,tre a l'adresse du Cnnremi
Poste-Ofcc. 5 few. en-.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14

The Prisoners Set FREE-Tl,e criminal
laws of 1855 being repealed by action Of the
last Legislature, and Senator Rays Revised
Code having no provision for the requirement.
OF other laws in their stead, one hundred ami
twenty fve prisoners, among whom are mnr.
derers and thieves, are TO be tuned loose
upon the community.-N. o. Tribune.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14

DUAnNs 4NOuVCIICS .
MACHINES d coudre de GROVER L.
Err d readre aur prir de manufacture
par II. c. COLOMB.
". Is. Ces machines, e,an, vendues par
commission, se>yenden, positiyemenl au ptix
de manufacture.
Len's principaux avan,ages sont: Bonfs G,
efas''ctt du poin,-peYeetion Ell simplicus du
mecan'sme-emploi direct du I'll dss deux
ooo'nes' a"cnne nave,te 4 remplir, e, aucun
saspiliage de I'll.
In machine GROVER brode aussi bien on
mienx que la main.
on peut fsxaMiner ct la voir fonc,ionner
en- s'adfessant an magasin du soussi.na.
Venez, venez tous. Voir ne COTE rien.
lie sonss'sne annonce aussi quill arrive de
Ia NonvelIe.O Orleans, ayec I'M assortment,
c"mp'et he marchandises seches, telles que:
lnd'enaes, cot"ns, barfges, n,ousselines, e,ofss
de tout genre pour prin,emps,.. bottles 9, ~souliers
pour danes e! pour honmes.
+" groceries: Rig 7 d 10 cents n livra-
Fa''"e ST. 8, 81 lie baril-Cet, Iere qnali,e,
% CENTS "cre 70! a o5-Pommes de ,err. a
. LOU lie oar'l- Whisky, Gin, Porto Wine, rim
rouge en- caisse ct en- barrinne, aniseNe. cognac.
le 1'e'o" a 50 so la bou,eiIle, Wermoh IN. Pr
Abs'"the Q'ernand), Champaign. tK,ng), g,
ons q"an'''s Particles d l'usage commnn
trop nombrenx pour Remuneration.
1Zle lou, . des prix les plu. reasonable.
ct les plus modsr6s.
H. C. COLOMB.
Hsbitstion Morsos
o'es'Sm StJacques. Rive gauchs. !
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Commercial.

Lsefeurs 'appelez.voas que:
% Le magasin de NJ. Ricaud, PROS du
Convent P. O. q. garni do marchsndises saches
Of Do groceries;
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J. K. eAuoEr
AVIS

Av1@
Mess'en's les memb'es de la Soeittf dAs-
s'sfance mntneYe de St-Jacques sont ayeriis
que Ia reunion ,nensuelle de la socisle aura
de>ormaIs lieu lie 3eme Samedi dn mois, i 4
henrrs ?. NJ. i Ia residence de Al. A. Tam.
boury, president.
La pins CYANIDE ponctua'i,e est reqnise.
Des nif'ires de la plus haute Importance y
seronl sraitses, ell dams ~lin,efe, dcs membtes.
ct dams linter6t Dc IL Sociele.
J. A. RICAUD.
SecIelaire.
St.Jacques, I Mai 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14

"A . party Peoples Party,-ha. been
created in Louisiana.
The People, a. we understand il, are com
posed Of white men and colored men.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14

Av13

NJ. ]. LApEyRoLEnIE, de S,-Jean-Bap,is,e.
averti, MN. 10. 1Abi,ants Ell marcl,ands quill
continue son meme" genre d'affa,res: achat Of
vente lie bHnfs du Texas, de Ia lnoisiane, etc.
II est charge, 1 partir d'anjontd'hui, Do 10
collection DIES complies dos 4 Ia Socia,& T..
Pare et Lapeytolerie. 9avr.3m.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14

70 LIE magasin do Madame Marius Laty,
pres de- pEglise 81. Michsl, est abondammen,s
ponfvu Dc marchandisss variees;
% lie magnsin do ehaussures do NJ. J.
Laporte q des bottles, bo,,ines e, souliers a
tout pied
Dr lie magasin de NJ. II. C. Colomb, sur
l'habitation Morson, possible ct vend Ia
famcuse machine a coudre do Grorer.-ce,le
ani wien, de rempor.er lie prix a la foire de la
Nonvelle- Orleans;
% NJ. O. Dul,on, sur ~l'habita,ion T.
Robinson, est pref a !ivres 4 lhnbi,aten, son
,dtedu q evolution;
u LAcaaia Store de NJ. v. r. NJ. An.
derson, sur Flabita,ion c. Mire, rive droi,e,
s'agrand, e, s'embelli, tous les jonrs:
u NJ. Jean Copponex es, devenu le pro.
prietaire du magasin dc NJ. Louis LEROY. rive
ganr,e.
No'te paro'sse rrogresse dams Ia vote indus.
lr'elIe ct commercials. .
Personne ne bort.
Chacun travaille.
Tant mieux!
Lisez les avis de- ces mcssieurs.
Gire them a call, CONNIE OH d, dams Ia Ian.
que des Americans.
Iy-L't,a Went.
Ell fe,a, s'e>l la chalenr e, Ia soft.
Fiantenrs e, ma,cl,ands, prenons nos measures.
L'aventail, l'onbrs e, l'eau du feuye NO
s%ntfi.cnt pas.
II fant Ia glace.
CeSt I'm luxe, 81 vons %vonlcz; mais ce nest
plus IN luxe d la saison des maiadies cauicu.
laires.
l.isez l'avis de Ia manufacture de aluee de IA
NonveIle Orleans.
La giace louisianaise ne van, ellie pas ccl,e
de Boston ? Et les Louisianais ne ,len,.l
pas les Bos,oniens?
NJ. Florinn L. bonrreois, no'1e ex .paroissier
Fun des employees De la manufacture, nous con.
matt lons, sal, nos MONS e. los landings. ne
nous oubIiera point. 4.0@
Qn'on Sc IL disc.
TT viveut les Louisianais!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14
Avis aux Planteurs.

NJ. d. l.. EHRMANN. de St.Jean.D ap,is,e,
a Fhonneur de pr6yenir MN. los habitan,s
quill a constamment Ell main dos chaudieres
de seconde main 4 prix mod6r&, ct quill ache
terra Ia vieille fonie 4 Si2 90 le tonneau ct les
%,ieillss fetrailIes a $500 10 lonneau. 23av.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14
BER1HELOTTE nsre,

Peintres 81 Dccornlcurx.
Addresses: SOFT aa Convent Posl.ofice. ao;t
~ magasin do N. J. Billion.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-05-14
A vendro GU a Loucr.
SmInc0n Store.
Anctcn mngastm Louis Leroy,
Groceries de touie espeee.
Wins. Whiskry, L%iqueurs,

Wins. Wh'skry, Liqueurs,
Jambons, Viaudes salees,
Huiles Riz, Graisse,
Conserves, Fromage,
Farines, pommes de .erre.
Cafe. Sucre, The, etc., etc.,.
tJrLe. tout 0ur prir As plus modsri..
lie, magasin es. complement assor,i.
RE" d'esaen,iel NY manqns. Nj. Jean L.
Copponex, ID nouvean proprie,si'e, s'efFofcera
de plus On plus do meriter Ia confance de
oeox qai l'honoreront de Ieur visits.
II mai 10.
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AAsNZN M@MAM

Excrcera sa profession dams les patoisses
s'5acqnes, St Jean.Bapris,e, Ascension, =,
'evan. Ia Cour Supreme de IEta,.
Bureau lmbl,a,ion A. B. ROMAN,
Poste: Canlteile p. o.
NJ. Alfred Roman sera tous les jours 4 son
bureau, de 10 ltcnfcs a. NJ. i heures y A
saul 'e innii on II Sc ,ronvera a la Maison de
conr de la %paro'ssc S,-Jacqucs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-12
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF rue
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pdny.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connect
ing The Atlantic coast and the magnificent har-
bors Of the Chesap axe Bay with the Ohio Xiv.
with the entire Railroad system and water trans
portation of the great West ard Southwest,
FORMS THE ADDITIONAL EAST AND
WEST TRUNK LINE, so imperaiively de-
mandcd for the accommodation OF the mmenS -
and rapidly growing transportation between the
Atlantic seaboarG aud Europe on The one hand,
and tho grea, producing regions of the OH and
Mississippi Valleys on the other.
THE IMPORTANCE or THIS ROAD
AS a NEW OUTLET FROM.THE WEST
10 the sea magnifieS il into one OF national con-
sequence, and insures TO it an extensive through
traffic from tn day of It's completion; while in
the Development of the extensive agricultural
and mineral resources of Virginia and West
Virginia, it possesses, along its own line, the
elements of large and profitable local bust.
ness.
Thus the great interest,", both general and
local, which demand the completion Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad TO the Ohio
River, sford the surest guarantee OF its success
and value, and RENDERED IT THE MOST
IMPORTANT AND SUBSTANTIAL RAIL-
ROAD ENTERPRISE now in prHgrest in his
Country.
It's superiority as an East and Yves; route,
and the promise of an immense and profitable
trade awaiting lis completion, have drawn 10 1t
the attention and cooperation OF pr mincn, Cap
italists and Railroad men Of this City Of sound
iudgmen, and known integrity, whose connie.
ton with il, together with that Of eminent citi-
Gems and business men of Virginia and West.
Virginia, insures an energetic, honorable, and
successful management
The Road is completed and in ope alton from
Riclmo nd to the celebrated White Sulphur
Springs of West Virginia, 227 miles, al d there
remain but 200 miles (now partially construct.
ed) to DO completed, 10 carry 1t to The proposed
terminus on the Ohio river al, or near, the
mouth OF the Big Sandy river, $50 miles above
Cincinnati, and $50 miles below Pltsburg
Lines are now projected or in progress thro'
Ohio and Kentucky TO this point, which will
conDec the Chesapeake and Ohio with the en-
tire Railroad tystems Of the West and South
west, and with the Pacific Railroad
Its valuable franchises and superior advanta
ges will place the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company among the richest and most
powerful and trustworthy corporations of the
country; and there exists prcsen: value, in
completed road and work done, equal 10 the en-
tire amount OF the mortgage.
The details of the Loan have been arranged
with special reference TO the wants of oil classes
O. investors, an combine The various features
of convenience, safety, and protection against
lors or fraud
The Bonds are in denominations Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-12
RALCIMORE MARKET.

WHGA f-The marker for wheat was
firmly maintained under The wants Of mil
iers; no demand from shippers recsiris
amounted To 5000 bushs-included in The
ssles were SIS bushs choice Maryland
red at 5 AZ; $40 bushs prime at 81 80 {;
20 bushs good at 5 80; 1900 bu'Ls low
grade DO at 20s$l rs; 5000 bushs good
to prime Pennsy lvdnis 81 23aSl %.
COHN-Receipl- 81 900 bushs; mar
kel .,esdy; sales Of 5000 bu,hs white at
93s9j cite; 500 bush. damp al IS 10 o.
ct,-of yellow 1000 bus al 93,94 cu {;
1000 bus damp at 5000 ct..
Gold Gold is quoted in New York
at llO4.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-12
Special Notices.
CoisumptiveS:.

.sTHE,Advertiser, having beenS restored TO
hs'elh in lsy weeks sSsyegSiI9Is rsg61y
I6hs affection, and that dread disease, Cousump.
lion is anxious 10 pske knowaJ his frioTy
sufferers the means Of cure. -
To ali who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gee Of charsel, with The di.
reotions for preparing and using .lhe stps'
which they will ind a SURE CuRx ron Con-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHITis, etc. The OBJ
ject of the advertiser in sending The Prescription
is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he oonccires TO be invaluable: and he
hopes every sufiere. will try his remedy, as it
viii cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
sing. Pa:lies wishing the prescription, will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
November 81, 1869. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-12
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Nee. with Grea, Success in the Curssf
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM.

Almost nine tenlbs Of our people, sofIsf from
nervous exhaustion, aud are. therefore. Liable 10
its concomitsnt evils Of mental depression, con-
comi,an, evils Of mental depression. confused
ideas, sof,ening OF the brain, insanity, and com.
pleie breaking down Of The general health.
Thousands are suffering to-day wiih broken.
down nervous systems, and, unfortunately. 10.
bStco, ale, hol, lac hours, over work, mental
and physical, are causing diseases Of the nsr-
YOU, system 10 increase at a fearful ratio.
The SYMPTOMS 70 which sdiscsses OF the ner-
vous system give rise. may be lfisied a. follows:
A dull, heavy feeling in heAesa. yemesim~s
more or les severe pain or hesd1ehe; Psriodi-
cal Headache, Dizziness, Noises or Ringing in
the Head; Confusion Of Ideas, Temporary Loss
Of Memory; Detection Of opiriis; sia'dcg during
Sleep; Bad Dreams; Hesitation in Answering
Questions; Dulness in Hearing; Twjiebins Of
the Pace and Arms &c., which, IL not prompt.
Iy treated, lesd 10 Paralysis DeIifium, Insanity,
Impoiency, ApopleIy. &c, &c.