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The French troops have been victorious in
several figlI,ingS around Par;s.-T,e Prns.
slams have been dis,oged from positions
selected. On Sunday, when they approached
t.pernay in large lotce, they were rppulsrd
by the Mohiles.-l, j. stated that another
body Of Germans have crossed the Rhine.
and are moving towards Mulhonse.-An
expedition of Prnssians aeaius, Lyon Is
motncntar'ly expected The Frrn'h force on
the left hank Of the Rhine are said 10 be well
disciplined and effective The pxteilen, con.
ditto" Of B>zaine's army a, Metz is confirmed
by special dispa'ches-They say that III
Prus>ians threaten Point.dn.lonr. The BON.
bardement Of the city f,om the Yves, il
imminent.
1t is reported tina, the Pope will shortly
take M his residence at Malta.
General Lee was seized with paralysis, a,
Lexington, Virginia, on "Wednesday last.
-BiaHaa+kk-i is nav anxious for peace.
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A NDR
APPAREL a clorifer lie vin de ann

J'ai rhonneur d'offrir aux habi,ants de ce,,e
paroisse et Jes paroisses voisines mon
Apparel d clorj6er le rim de came.
Get APPAREL q gaz snlfurenx, palente, comm
de beancoup at employ6 avec 10 Plus grand
success, fonctionns dams la perfection. II ne
dera"ge pas le vim de came da"s son par.
cours, n'occupe 0n'nn e-pace de 20 ponces
cares. refonle lie gaz dams 8 pieds =, 3 pieds !
de profondenr, reiroldit antan, qn'il est n9ces.
saire le gaz pour alder 4 Ia condensation
Get apparel g" bois 9, en- plomb offre les
garanties v0nln"s de dnr&e.
lie prix est de $3.50, sill rs, fonrni par moi
81 lhabi'ant lie tahriqne lni.meme, je reserve
500 CONNIE droit de pa,ente Q, privilege
d'invenisur. s'
Dams une sncrerie on il y a nm monvemen,
do vompe 6tabli, Pappsreil pen, alre place ct
fonclionner dams nne demi hsure.
L'i'abitant qui ne serait point ~sa.i.fait de
Fefficacit6 dc mon APPAREL pourrait 10 rem.
voyrz sans crai"te g, sans payer
CONNIE Je ne pni~ snfirc aux nombrenses
ct Jour"al'eres commandes, j'au,ori>s t'habi.
tant, toa, en- sanv-gardant mon privilege 81
mon droit de ps,enle 81 d'iuvsuteur, 1 en-
fabriquer IN lui-meme.
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-Qnoique cette colonne soft consacr3e a
notre gailo-ang!ais, nous y pnLlions cette fois
l'admirabIe ct sublime adresse qui suit.
Ellie est de Victor Hugo, de celni qu'on
disait fou, de celni qn'on raillait dams Ia
grandeur de son exil. do celui qu'on Sc ION.
tente aujourd'hai dappeler un republican,
rouge, de celui que Ia Renaissance nomme un
poseur.
Nous engageons les imperialistes. les bona.
PARISHES, yoire meme les Hessois d'Amerique
i 10 lire ct a Ia m6diter.
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Lorsqu'on vide un bac. san. lie decan,er, par une
Overture pra,iqnee au fond de &c bac, on prend /.
liqnide de bas en- haut, toujours dams lea couches
inftrieures, les moin. prop,es c<i'rs OF a'accumulent
les impn'etes qni Torment lie depot ct, a ID premiere
prise de jus. au moment d. Ia plus forte preston de /.
masse, une grandr rar.ie au moin. du dtpo, dtja
forme est -"train<e e, pa.se dams les premiers jets:
de Ia 'tsul.e une naniere de ,ransvasrr don. il .s,
facile de consiater les inconv6nients.
Lo'squ'on vide mn bae, en- lie dec.a,ap,, on p,-nd le
liqu'de De haat ea bss. soujonrs dsus les couches
superisnrss, lea plus %cl.ri6t-.. c-li-. qui on, enc le.
premieres debarrsssees de leu,s impar~,4s; ct Ia
decsniation s'acheve rigoureuse e. complete. en-
laissant su fond du bsc tout le depot qui s'y est fat.
plus toutes les impurities A~ot,antes, CO qui constitute
cier les avantages.
On peut voir au No. GO de Ia rue de Char,,-., IN
decan'a,eur consruit dams dks proportion. redu,,es,
fonc,ion nan, dams nm petit bac rempii d'eau, ct ~irec.
tuant Ia Determination avec ious les avantages qui
carsc,ersent cette operation.
On peut y voir aus.i IN dtcan.a ,@ur cons,rnit dan.
des proportions ~rratiques.
lie DE-. ~ants,eur pa'e"tt de NJ r. Molinier e., un
apparel simple. pa ique. ponvap, dtr. adapte facile
ment aug haes tsni. en- boi.. sol, en- fss). dams iesosels
on l.i.se IN liquide se cIarider pa, vote de depot.
fournisssnt, pour les wider, I'M j-, d'epuisemen, arss
prompt ct aussi abundant qn'aucune Overture pratt
qu&e a un bae pour ce.te 6n, e,ablissant &c Jet 81 ie
suspendant Dune masierr instan.anfs. sans qu'on ait
! Sc psesecnpsr dune Overture 4 fermer on I oavrir,
plus susceptible de diminuer Ia n.d'au vre que De
P%augmeates.
Prix dc paPpareil, $4,000
NJ. T. MOLiNiER,
n LOCK B x 356.
Bureau de Posle de Ia Nouys.is. ORLEANS.
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OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of Oyuler. Honesty and Justice.
Unicersai su6tage, ercep' for oa,luws and
Uagabonds.
Civic alliance ef the ,chite and co'ored
L~OMtsinnians.
,iEducaaion for all,
No asore political Carpet baggcrs, nor
wsaless rordies IN Louisiana.
Political Equality Of naturali:ed and
American born cikizrns. . -f.
Protection ersended TO laborious i'm
migvants.
Respect for the lav.
We rM erah the homes, man to Office and
reject ke dishonest.
Louisiana must be ruled by Honesty and
Intelligence.
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Paris. s~sptemb,s 1870.

Our English readers will excuse Us
this time
our ha'f-sheet hybr'd. hybrid. by
those who are neither whites nor blacks.
neither gentlemen nor men. ne thsr Judges
nor Generals. but who simply are carpet.
o'gger'. scallaw"gs. hideou. politicians.
.&oe,seskers Office suckers and Of CO. sac e,s
found it profitable to the public,-even to
the Hrssi.n public.-to print the sublime
Address fallen f ON Tho democratic and
Industrious pen Of Victor Hugo.
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Tcnte nu a.ubais.
FOUR CAUSE DE LIQUIDATION
10 pour cent au.dcssOus
du cOurs!

NJ. JOACHIM ROME avertit Messienrs Ies
labi'ants e, domicilies de Ia paroisse Saint.
Jacques qnil ve"dra, 4 par,ir d'anjonrd'hui,
los marrI,audises nombren>es ct variaes aui
composen' son maga>in, a dix pour cen, au.
dessnuS du cOuI~ ordinaire.
Cest une "xcellen.e occasion pour tons.
u y a de Ia grocerie, de Ia mercerie. dies
NJ archaidi>es ssrI,es de tonte .oric: ind,enues.
damages. co,o,'s, co,onnadcs, chaussures, etc,
eir, e'c.
Occasion nniqne!.
Ve"ez, voyez, ct vous ache,erez!
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St-James Emporium Store.

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AZ , rr,ssiu.p
c,,.n,s -, An ,nrl;. a. ns.
O,,r, s., ~, .,. l"mA .;..
chnisi T11T,ns', r.nnn".,s Ia A'e '''
"a''A"""'ses >ee"es' -"-'ee''e' bo""e'er'e'
Chans-n'eS pour danes, cadets, GIlrt.s
Z. ""f'"'s, Qn'"r'iiIeri", Selle'ie, Par
in,mti", Pharmacies, Chnpr I"rir,
Wooden Ware, Wins DIES premiers
c'h> e Liqnenr> DIES me'lleurs mar.
HheS, l"batS sous t"nirs lr> iorihes,
Cl2atrs ~ Cigarettes de Ia H-va,,e, Ell
minute aH"''e- ar,'fl"s 'rnp noml'r'"x
p""' e''e eh''"'''e>. u s''h' '' 'ece'olf De
",A"a's' "r,'1sh."' q" grad assortment q
Tels mo. Ea,,ua pnr. 1:rn;. I.,,s,,.
cu,as m sncr. =, .n,r.s En,nlas G,,,n..
Whisk.v S.von b,nd.,Ics Am,Ln.
F,nmaye Ayn;na .,c ~ ~
A. nr;r IA i. rso,.s,l..n.o.n
II ces Ma,ch.ud,ses suul
S,,sr.r n..
w. 'e"e" = S"ytx'
NJ. ] Ts1ssiER. en- ra;son do Ia d;f;cul,S
les temps, ve.dra meiIieur marchA une jamnis.
Fl ,ous trouvrtez aussi q rEmpor;um Store:
Ipaieunrs de- inu,e nnauccs a lO-l2A
Indiemncs hl"nes. a fond blanc, a r%onlsnr,
Q rl.emise, meiimack. etc, etc, au choix a
Is c"nt>.
Ind'enneS itanc,ises fond blen Ell a chemises
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Victor Hugo, the Red HePubicam. as
some scoandrel, of back Radica ism call
him, is u name that status not the paper as
some names generally do.
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$1.000 E D.

- w ~ ~ "
VLsOOV For any case III Blind Bleed.
itg. liehia9. OF liberated Piles ,s,a, De
8asss's gale sseHa.dy fats 10 cure. I, is
prepared expressly i" cure. tn Piles and no,h.
ing else, and has cured cases Of over 20 wears
standing Sold by all Druggists.
VIA EUGA.
DE- Bise's Via Fuga i. the pure juices Of
Banks, Herbs. Roots, and Berries, for
CONAUM ssTION.
Inflammation Of the Lsns.: all Liver. Kid.
.n.sy. aud Bladder diseases, organic Weakness,
Female Affections, General Debility, and ali
complaints Of the Urinary Organs in Male and
Female, prodncine Dyspepsia, C~naivsnsss,
Gravel. Dropsy aud Scsofala, which most
generally terminate in Consnmplive Decline.
i pu.ids- aud enriehs. the Blood, The BiII;a,y,
G'andniar and Secrs.ive System; Correcis
and Strengthens tho Nesvon. aud Mnscola,
fo1css il sc.a like n charm on weak, ns,vo.s,
and d'biI''ated females, both young and old.
None should be without it. Sold everywhere.
lABoRAToRY-l42 Franklin ST., Bai,imare.
MD. Ausl3-70
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FADRlQUE E)E ClGANES.

ipo Re .DWlpylS 3 9INo
Entire l'Eylis. ST. Michel ct Ia Maisnn de
Cont - II ,b,lat,on l.. Chenet = St.Jacqnes,
Rive ganrle.
" Mes-i.nts les marcland de Ia paroisse 81.
Jacques 81 de> patoi~sps v"i-i"es. ironvero"t
,nnjrnrs q Ia fah,iq"e de MN. r. T.. DuPuis
p, CIE I'm assortment c"mp'et de ci2a,cs
d'excellrnte qnallie, 81 aux prix les plus
rai.onnnhlrs.
p Sept. 100 IN.
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e1n.t PI0nfeHs.S.

NJ. d L. IHRMANN. de St-lear, Bsptis'e, q
Phonneur de PREVENT NM les habit tnts qu' II a cons
tamment en- m lin des tlsaMJ,rrss .e secnnde main il
p'ix mod6rG. ct qntl arllteta Ia viei'le font- a $1,000
lie tonnean ct les vieiiles ierra.iles n $1,000 le ,onnean.
L23 nY-lOl
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FORGE SAlNTJ0SEPH.
uRnbisastom An,nmt 10" vEcois,
81 Jacques. Rire gouche.

NJ. H. Eiopard Pochk, m6canicien e, Tor.
geron, averii, les habi,an,s dc la paroisse, Quill
Went d'nnvrir son a,elier sur rhabi,a,ion de
NJ Aman' Bourgeois.
Sc rnira a pappel dos habi,ants pour
reputation de machines, lnuilinitcs, etc.
les ,r.vanx de forge se,"n, promp,cmen' ct
consciencicu.cment executes. jnin 10.
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Qnan' any pe,sdnnes 1'i Ne Ip connai,srni
ro'ni encore. elies penvcn, SO rensr,.ner
anpr6s de NM Nehr, f,etr~. J Gabrielle,
N"Ivil Lsh'nt, Ferry. Fl"'"m Fotl'er, Seyerin
T'tgne, etc. tons pfan'.nr>, habi,an,s, su-
.cri'ts G, ilomn'es competen,s.
Nons prtoi's NM les habitan,s dc faire Ieur
commune lie Plus %, possible.
o" de'nande des agents pour les pa'oi,ses
vnlslnrs.
/. ~S'adresser a NJ. Philippe PailIe. Saint
Jacques, l,"b'ta'ion NJ. b Canlrclle,--Can
lteltc p. o..
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Commercial,

0y-Nons appelons l'a,,en,ion de nos lee
tenrs sur PAWS de NJ. Joachim Rome.
Profiions de- l'ucrasinn.
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An meme msgasin:
ME DECINES FEBRIF
IN. Anderson. x%nlotise par 10 r-nonte
lsmrnt d. son Stock e, lie rapid tcnuirmenl
de >es matchandi-es, vend MI r0bais.
On ,rouve ch"z hi. ei I ties bon marrhe,
des H"bsS, DIES Chopeanr ponr danes ct c"fa"ls,
DIES .feurs Ell DIES Garn,tnres de iouieS S0Ils>,
etc. 1gaiement des chnnssurss iaiies sur
commando, et pour hommes e' pour danes.
Raccomodages de chaussntes.
pTM. v. F. NJ. ANDERSON n ouveri son
an'i" nasasin,-CAHTRELLE SToRE,-sur lha.
bi,a,ion Philemon Gnid,y
GLACE, GI.ACE, GLACE!!
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MSNkN NNMAM
ARTHUR ]. ROMAN

ATT ORNEY AT LAW,
Convent P. o., Parish Of Saint James,
Will practice his profe >sion in the Fourth Jndicia
District, and at the Supreme Court. Feb. 90, $50
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.

MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Bncln leaves are gently s,imnl.nt, with .
peculiar tendency ,o ,lc Urinary Organs.
They are given IN complaints Of The U,ina.
" Organs, such As Gravel, Chronic Catarrh
of The bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Blad.
der and Urc,i,ra Disease Of tho Prostate
Gland, and Retention or Incontinence Of
Usine, fran q loss of tone in The pats con.
ccrned in it's evacuation. Tie remedy has
also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism Cu,aneous Affections and
Dropsv.
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Election November TIL 1870,

For Auditor Of Public Accounts:
ALLEN JUMEl.,
Of Ibervilie.
For Treasurer VI State:
st JAMES D. BLAIR,
Of New Orleans.
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ORGANIZATION

dn jus de la Came d sncre. pra'iqufe dams
les BAGS oil &c jus est reeu IN sorianf'du mou.
Ii" ct dams lesqnels ii a formt IN depot.
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BUCHU

IL Dinve,ic and Blood Purifying, and cures all
Diseases Arising from habits of dissipation,
aud imprude"ces in life, impurities
Of the Blood, &c, super.edins Cop.ib. in A.
secsions Tor which it 10 used, such as Gono,.
rhra, elects Of long Standing. and Syphili,ic
Atec.ions-in these diseases, nssd in conuec.
ton with HELsBoLu's Rose Wash.
Sold BY all Druggists and dealers every.
where Beware Of connletfei,s. Ask for
Hslmboids. Take no other. pRIcE-sl25
per bottle, or 6 bottles for 81. so. Delivered 10
any address. Describe symptoms in ali COM
municatiOns.
Address H. T. HELMBoLD, 5,4 Broadway,
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Candidature.

Mn. EDIToR,-Please announce that I am
. Candidate for State Representative, al the
election 10 be he'd in November next.
CESAR SELDOM.
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Allemands, celui qui vous parle est un ami.
llyatrois ans, 4 repoque de l'exposition de 1867
duI fond dc lexil, je vous souhaitais Ia bienvenue
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BUDu1U
From Dispensa'ory Of the United s'atcs.]
DiOsiln Crcnatn- nNCllu Leaves.
" DRBDBnBBDBB
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RHB RBR
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Properties.
Their odor is strong, diaasive, and son g.

Their odor is strong, d%iffasive, and son 6.
wha, aromatic, their taste blt,etist', aud analo.
gons mint.
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NTONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE
~ up in .,ssl.engraved wrapper, with "a
s'mile Of my Chemical Warehouse, and signed
Jun 9o-7o II, T. Hell MBOLp
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THE B0ARDMAN, GRAY & GO.
PLANO FOR ES.
AGENCY.

THE SUBSCRIBER, LATE AsHss9sypN
l member OF this well known ~T~
arm, has established a WholcsaleV v
Agency at 54S Broadway, New York city.
where he will be pleased TO receive the orders Of
bis friends and the public, and especially TO hear
from those who have 70 Literally bestowed their
Div these SUPERIOR INSTRUMENTS to the
Trade, Wholesale and Retail. at
THE VERY LOWEST. PRICEs.
Made with the Insulated Iron Rim and Frame
(cast in one solid plato. They excel all other
in Durability, Superiority Of Tone, and
EIeRunce or Rxternal Appearances
The iron ffame and ring forming the upper
part OF the case IL cast In one piece-brtnging
The strength where the strain Is, giving u larger
music scale In the same tiZe case, and which II
OF the strings being entirely on the Iron Rim
relieves the sounding boards and vibrating
parts, as the Iron Rim Is insulated from contact
with them and they give q perfect vibration.
The case II also made thin (similar to the ride-
of a guitar or VIOLIN, to which the sounding
board Is fastened; and the tone gushes forth
with . sweetness and melody peculiar to those
instruments, and with greater depth, power and
volume.
These instruments arc the only Pianos made
where the Iron Franc IL entirely detached and
insulated from contact with the sounding boarl
and vibrating parts. 80,
Especially adapted to warm or cold climates.
az the extremes Of heat or cold do not Affect II
to its injury, or put 1t out OF tune. The Sfrihg-.
Iron Rim and Frame all being metallic. they cx-
pand and contract alike, by heat and cold, " the
rtrain Of strings Is 30 securely held by the Iron
they do not give way and come to pieces In hot
climates, a. those made In the old way.
Their great superiority Is shown IN comparing
them to tho old way-mado with Wooden Rims,
necessarily thick. and held by large wooden
braces and thick bottoms, to sustain the I'm
mense strain Of the strings, causing not only q
clumsy appearance but making them very heavy
TO handle. And then the case being or wood
and strings Of metal, are differently affected by
change OF temperature, etc.
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The Great King Of Pain !
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A d.

AK. McBRIDE-MY DEAR SIR: FOR THE
last six or seven year, l have been AFFLICTED
with rheumatic palms, from my knees down
embracing all tho joints OF ankle and toes,
Tilcre mains have como upon me periodically
every year about this season OF the year. NY
k,,rcs' and ankles. and toe joints, and my wrists
and finger Joints would swell. and leave me IN
thc most agonizing pain, known only 10 those
who . have suffered nom this dread maiady.
These pains would continue for q period OF 0
three to four months every year, and they have
been regular, u~nfalling annual yisitor. l have
been accustomed 10 apply for relief to the bett
citizens of San Francisco, and have not niled
to usc all the mort popular remedies known 70
the public. l would sometimes receive tempo.
rary relief, after long continued application, 6ut
Il would never fail 10 return IN q Few dAyt, WIN
increased severity.
About two weeks ago, while my pains were
mon me. | raw you II the corner OF one OF our
streets, and heard what you. said about your
king Of Pains" confess that l listened 10
YOU With deep d~istrust; indeed, ! may say ina!
thought 1, "it's only q dollar, and IN pauoniZe
the 'humbug' one dollars worth" ! bought
bottle, and tried II 1rst on my knee, which was
iearlnlly swollen, and nom when suffered
very severely. The second night tried II again
and, my dear Doctor. You can Judge OF my sur,
prise, ccstacy and delight altogether, when
found on rising the rccond morning, that m,
painr were entirely gone and the swelling en-
iirely gone. My knee JointS were supple ant
iiyhth, / was.a young man, and / actually danced
with delight. much to the amusement OF m.
friends, who had boon In tho habit Of regarding
INC a. q decrcpid old rheumatic. Il has nov
brsn two weeks, and ! have not felt the lcasl
symptom OF return. / believe ! am cured, and
Iscl 10 grateful to you that I offer you this state
mcnt. verified by my oath. to be used by you II
whatever way you may think proper, for ] fec
Il a duty TO let others similarly afflicted know
where they can find relief. Dr.
am yours, very truly,
RAPHAEL LO0KAYSE.
San Francisco, October 18th, 1869.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October sd, 1869.

SAN FRANCISCO, October I'D, 1869.
TAR. McBRIDE-DEhR SIR; ABOUT
- three weeks ago l purchased q bottle OF
your KING OF PAIN, to Try and relieve the
troubling Inc. I have been n cripple for q long
time with the hip d~lsease, and my suffering Of
times has been very great, and / have tried
more " sure cures" for pain than have ringers
and tocs, but until I applied the KING OF
PAIN To my hip | had never been entirely free
nom paIn. I am now fully satisfied that It Is
not n ~hunbug, IN l thought At hrst and, II u
will Lc Interesting TO you, / Will relate Its effects
In another case which occurred this afternoon.
l called on Mrs. Margaret Clark, an acquaint,
ance, tlIis. afternoon, about three O'clock, hna
shc informed me that she was subject TO very
severe attacks OF neuralgia, which completely
pro-tratrd her for \ long time, and thnt she was
nearly insane from pain the day previous. WINE
there she waa attacked with II again, and l
never saw d person suffer so much IN my nc;
! think that no one could suffer long Us sne aIa
without becoming entirely insane. started ior
the Orleans Hotel. rs soon as l thought OF your
mn.t excellent medicine, and l made good time
for a cripple. When I returned; l applied u
To The whole Of her head and neck, rubbing u
well in. I had to leave In a very few minutes
nrIer. Int I told them to use It until the pain
lon | dropped In q little amer six O'Clock THIS
evening, aliont three hours after tho hrst appn-
cation, expecting to find her stil on tho SICK
llst, Us | had hoped for but partial relci; put
imagine my surprise when learned that sne
had Just prepared supper, and was feeling en-;
tlrGly free from pain. II you could have heard
her grateful acknowledgements for the great re.
lief experienced, you would have felt amply re.
mid for ,our cratnitous services rendered while
In this city. Please accept my most sincere
thanks for my W part, and believe mo to be
Your most obedlent,
WIN. r. CLARK,
1,4l0 Leayenworth street.
p. S.-Mrs. Clark resides on Mission street.
near Third.
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The balance does not show a. great Q reduc'
tIon In the Indebtedness a. VIC glnncingly antic.
ipated, but the cursory report OF 1859, computed
legal tenders at 20 cents. aud since currency has
almost reached par, this Item alone, approx
mated a. close n practicable. enlarger tho bal
ancc OF 1870 10 per cent. On $27,0OO, or $4,OoO.
We have bestowed the greatest care In draw.
ing the balance for this date, havc itemiZed all
parts thereof. and present 1t as correct In all Its
details. A
In conclusion, Mr. President, we beg leave to
make q few remarks and suggestions The
streets are now In excellent condition, and will
not require but one-half Of previous eSpendi.
lures. We have opened the highways the most
necessary, and we necd but little more. The
town pOssesser now an unbroken and thorough
line OF sewers. The railroad and Its ramihca-
ions has given new value to realty, new impc-
tus. and the capital invested insure to tho Cor.
p~oration q steady flow OF incomes, which will
permit q prompt liquidation of the debt. This
latter, contracted by the pioneer Board Of Trus-
tees. has entailcd ON us Disbursements OF ovor
S9OOO per quarter, and even now II swallows
1854 per month In gold, but your iucessant eE
1orts. after 20 long sowing. are near to harvest
now, We have but a single suggestion In add
tIon to this, already more lOngthy than dcelra-
HE. and that Il: The lower part OF Goh Hill Is
NOT sufficiently protected from CONGREGATIONS,
In Justice 10 the amount OF taxes paid on prop
crties there. and VIC would recommend that as
the finances permit 1t. the hydraulic pipes and
hydrants be extended some one Thousand feet
farthcr. Respectfully submitted, p
H H Hg FnhGa Finance Committee.
Cold Hill. MAY 7th, 1870.
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