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SPECIAL NOTICES.

=
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Medal and Surgical Institute is becoming eeA
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES.
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENsARY,

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Sept. 8, ls7o-ly
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-23

sary for the purpose, lay out, construct
and equip shell roGd on the same,
give the right to sell said land when
reclaimed, and to charge toll on said
shell and roilroad, etc. 's's't
Respectfully,
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Forty-third Days proceedings.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Tuesday, February 81, 1871.

The House met pursuan. to adjourn
ment.
Speaker Carter in the Chair.
The roll was called, and the following
members answered to their names: fia'r'
Messrs. Carter, Baker, Barker, Barrett
Barrow, Belot, Bentley, Bickham. Blunt
Bowen, Brewster, Broussard, Brown,
Bryan, Buchanan, Buckingham, Burch,
Butler, Carr, Chachere, Cochran, Crawford.
Darby, Darinsburg, Davidson, Davis. Demas,
DuIio, Ellis, Faulkner, Floyd Fonteieu. Cad
dis. Gardner, Garstka-np, z. Harper, W. Har-
per. Huston, HyaIns, johnson, Kezrson, Ken.
thews McCarty, Mcfarland, Meadows, Mon.
cure, Moore, Morphy, Morris, Murray, Ne lson,
Ong, Opl.tek, Otto, Overton, Quinn, Raby, Ri
ley, Ringgold, Sartain. Smith, Souer, Stanton
Stevens, StinS6n, Tatnan, Thompson, Tounoir
Tureaud, Ullnan. verrett, Wands, Washington
of Assumption. Washington of Concordia. Wa
tiers, Whsyiand. L. Williams, H Williams, Viii
son, Worrll, Yorke,-69.
A quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The reading. of tae journal was dis
pensed with upon motion Of Mr.. Bryan
Of Calcasieu, and it was approved.
Mr. Devices moved for suspension o
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]. W. QUINN,


Chairman Committee on Enrolment.
COMMITTEE on ENROLMENT,
New Orleans February 20. 1871.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
GENTLEMEN Your Committee on
Enrolment beg leave to report, as duly
enrolled, the following bill:
House bill No. 146, an act to appro-
pirate two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary for the payment of mileage
and per diem of members, salaries, ana
per diem Of employees, and contingent o
the General Assembly of the State O.
Louisiana.
RacpacffI,l1y
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cepted. 60
The resolution as amended was then
adopted.
And the resolution was adopted
Mr.. Floyd, of st. Helena, offered the
following resolution:
Resolved, That from and after this date
the New Orleans REPUBLICAN be the only
authorized paper to publish the official
journal and the proceedings Of the House
of Representatives, and to receive pay
for the same.
Mr.. Yorke, of Carroll, moved that it be
laid on the table:
Carried.
Mr.. Garstkamp, of Jefferson, offered
the following preamble and resolution,
which was read and adopted:
WHEREAS, The Committee on Public
Health and Quarantine have had in their
hands, for several weeks House bill No
1893 and House bill No. IS; therefore be
lit
Resolved, That the chairman OF that
committee be ordered to report forthwith
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Public He 9TH anc
Quarantine, through its chairman, sub
United the following reports. which wer'
received and accepted:
To tine Honorable Speaker and Members OF th
House of Representatives:
Your Committee on Public Health anC
Quarantine have had under consideration
House bill No. SIS, entitled "an act t.
establsA IN hospital for smallpox ant
other contagious diseases" and w'oul'
respectfully report that they deem tn
I establishment Of such hospital ono Of tn
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following vote is the result:
Yeas: Abel, Baker, Barrow, Bentley, Bick-
ham, Bowen, Brewster, Broussard, Brown,
Bryan, Buckingham, Chachere, Cochran,
Darby, Devices, Ellis, Faulkner, Gaddis, r.
Harper, Hampstead. Hyams, johnson, Kear-
son, Kenner, kiuen. La Saliniere, H. Lott,
j. b. Lott, Ilahoney, Marie, Matthews, Nc
Farland, Meadows, Morris, Ong, Oplatek,
Overton, Riley, Ringgold, Sart"in, Smith,
Stanton, Stevens, Stinson, Tatman, Thomp-
son, Verrett, |Vends, Washington, Of Con-
cordia, Waters, Wheyland, t. Williams, II.
Williams, Worrall, Yorke-55.
Nays: Adolphe, Antoine, Barker, Belot,
Blunt, Buchanan, Butler, Carr, Crawford,
Darinsburg, Demas, Floyd, Fonteieu,
Gardner, Garstkamp, W. Harper, Huston,
Kinsella, Laurent McCarty, Moncure,
Moore, Morphy, Murray, Nelson, Otto,
Pond, Quinn, Kaby, Stamps, Tounoir, Tu-
reaud, Washington, Of Assumption, Wilson
81
It's title having been adopted, it was or
dered to be sent to the Senate for concur
renee. uvlL14Hh9
Z A motion for . reconsideration of the vote
Just taken, and motion to lay that on the
7 table were made by Mr.. Kenner, of Orleans
and carried. u ,,~ ..y
s House bill No. "a, an act for the relief O.
E. North Cullom, Of the parish of Ayoyelles
and for other purposes. was considered q
i, engrossed.
s Under suspension of the constitutions
rule it was placed on Its third reading ant
t final passage, its title was adopted, and j
+ was ordered to be sent to the Senate for con
> currence.
j, NJ H. Lott, of Rapides, moved to recon
: slider the vote just taken, and to lay that Of
the table. go
Carried.
q. THE Speaker resumed the chair.
e, lNr. Brown, of Ascension, called mp sub
A. stitu.e for Senate bill No. 63, an act provid
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NlLLIAM tiUEhc,
Chief Clerk.
Forty-SecOnd Day--Eyening Session.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES, J
Monday, February 20, 1871.
The House met pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Speaker Carter in the CHR.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names;
Messrs: Carter. Abel. Baker. Barker, Barrett
Barrow, Bentley. B.ckham, Blunt, Br;wster
Broussard, Brown, Bryan. Buchanan Buckins
ham. Butler. Carr. Cochran, Crawford, Darins
burr. Devices Faulkner. Floyd, Gadiis, GARNER
Gartskemp, p. Haer,pr W. Harper, Huston
Hynms. Kearson, Kenner, KinsaIa. Lei Saliniere
Laurent Llamb..s II. Lott, ]. b. Lott, Marie
Matthews. McCarty, Mcfarland, Moncure
Moore, Morphy, Morris. Murray, Nelson
Oplatek. Otto, Pond, Quinn, Raoy, Riley
Ringgold, Sart,in, Schumacher, Stanton, Steven
Tatman, Thompson, 1ure,ud Ulman, Verret'
Wands, Washington. of Assumption, Washington
of Concordia, Waters, Z. Williams, II. Williams
Wilson, Worrall-72.
On motion Of Mr.. Devices, of De Soto
rule No. Il was suspended for tn
evening.
The Committee on Enrolment mad
the following report which was received
COMMITTEE on ENROLMENT,
New Orleans February 20, 1871,
10 the Honorable Speaker and Members of th
House of Representatives;
Gxx1LExES-Yc Your Committee o
Enrolment beg leave to report as bein
duly engrossed the following bill, VII
House bill No 1856, an act to incorpora'
the Draiaing Company of New Orleans
provide for the drainage OF New Orleal
and the neighhoring parishes. to make
protection levee from the land excaSatt
BY the drainage and the construction
said levee, AID fix q compensate
therefor, 70 appropriate the land nece
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Mr.. Brewster, of Ouashita, by peru
sion, introduced House bill No. ~
act to Incorporate The town Of Wln'H'
Louisiana, which was read under q "
pension of the rules. :.
The constitutional rule being suspsna'
the bill was put upon its second re'''l''
and considered as engrossed-
Under further suspension OF toe q.
stitutional rule the bill underwent.
third reading and final passage, ~ !,
adopted, and it was ordered to be WV
the Senate for concurrence.
BY permission, Mr.. Carr, OF oA".
introduced House bill No. 26I an
making an appropriation for the IsIs
the Orphans Home, situated on oe "a
street, in the city Of New Orleans W., =.
was read under Suspension Of the ~
The constitutional rule beng Su'f
ed the bill was placed upon its ''o :,
reading, and referred to the C0n'D
on Public and Charitable InstItu""'
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE :,
The Secretary Of the Senate We
nounced with the following mssSA
SENATE Ca. .,,
February Il, ISL
To the Hon.r BILE Speaker and Nsn0e"
House of Representatives:
/ an instructed by the S.'. .
inform your honorable body w. n.,s
Senate has concmred in the i''
House bills: ,.,,.p y
| House bill No. 80, to be enu'e -
j to amend an act entitled IAN &C. auj
porating The Southeastern * -
Company" approved Msron :"
, granting StSte aid therefor
rcox1,srrp N srrrnE;n'H'i
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PATENT MEDICINES.
Il:NOSkI.S THREE
CELEBRATED REM EDIEs


TliFFflNTlI WONDER; on, ont IN
rHACcrttr' Id:PoTENr, an internal and eNler-
nal medicine. cures Cholera and Cholera
MothHs; and VIII cure The following" ai-
na~eS:
Bloody Flux and Diarrhea in one day.
Headache and Earache in three Minutes.
Toothachc in one half minute.
Neuralgia in tive minutes.
Asthma and Piles instant relief
Sore throat i'll ten minutes.
collie and tramp III four minutes.
Rheurla1 ism in one day.
Sprains' in twenty minutes.
sore or Weak Eyes in one day.
Pain in the back side in ten minutes.
Fever and AGup in one day.
Breaks Il Chill III five minutes.
Enlargement of he Spleen in one L. lhi..>
days.
This is the greatest family n,riirinr in ti,c
world, and the only one known that win
break II Chill in five minutes, and leave the
person clear Of fever.
You know not when y"', may be >irk and
should keep it in the family.
None genuine unless the name OF X. Il.
I4i%lrsli is found blown on the hottit-v---
LtGNoSitf>I ELECTRIC LINIME>I;t
fuH MAN or BEAST. Try one bottle ai.d
ynu will never be without another.
m" principal ingredient in this eel brated
ans Of the Rocky Mo,ntains 1t alone pos
*e%Sr" wonderful curative properties, ant
being chemically r"mi'inrd in the i,,.l.'-
rH" L,SlMENr, with some OF the most pow
"f''l yet S'"iftiH= and healing, remedial
AGENTS >n"Mn l." tiIe mind, produces the
most perfect and rllirariou~ remedy eve.
made known /" The world. Reader. have
YOU friends that are suffering from external
diseases Then go tell them to call ut once.
and get u supply OF IH!SoNkI'S EiEa'rRir
/ l.iNIMENT, and be cured
IT CURES THE FOLLOWING DISE.ASE>:
For Man lnIlnnlIiatory Rhelllnati ism,
Chrome. :lna Acute lthcumati ism, Bruises.
SI'r:iliiS. Pains. stiffness or soreness in the
! Back or Joints, l;urIS and ScaldS, Ulcers
and old sores, Piles, Deafness and E;,r,chr
I Io"tlltche, Headache, Sore Throat, Mum,,S.
! \gur i'll the face or breast, White Swelling
Sore or lnilanicd Eyes. Paralysis or Numb
Palsy. IrNSipcl;,S. salt ithcuni. Scald Head
| or ScroiulouS Sores.
For uorses-i:ig Head or Big Jaw, ror
EVIL, fiStula, Manage, Scrat chcs, Bruises,
SwcenN, String Halt, Ring Bone, Wind.all
/ Saddle or Collar Calls. Cracked Heels.
! Wounds and Cuts. Sore and Weak Ewes,
| Founders.
{ None Genuine unless he name of r. 4.
, l.ignoSli is found blown on the bottle
| BltookS' SNLNE. 1t curcS-Tett err Er>-
SttciHS. Salt RhcunI, Sclfd Head, Itch Ring
worm, lccrs III the Ear, Pimplcs, Blotche,
| lnii;tlnru Eyes. tornS. Intlanmatorv n...u-
mat ism. ''"Ht. Piles. and all i:rul,t ions OF
| the Skin.
| All who have ever used this Salvc agree.
I that II is The greatest remedy ever tt,ci.-
! After trNln" one box You will ALWAYS have.
! it ON hand.
! X. Il. LAG EtSkI
Druggist and Chemist. Monroe ia
: June Is. 1870. n:y-I,
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Canning Fruit.

An abundance of canned fruit ''iS \
good thing to have in a fanlily,' both
as regards health, comfort, and enjoy
ment. All who are in the habit of lay
ing by in this way large stores of the
different kinds of small fruits in their
season, are convinced that it is a pay
ing investment and with the most ii
has ceased to be regarded as Il luxury,
but is rather claSscd with the necessa-
ries of life. Many who have plenty of
fruit, or who have the means with
which to purchase, neglect to can it on
account of the trouble or expense, but
they will dry or make into preserves
their surplus, with much more labor
and at Il much greater expense; while
fruit thus prepared viii require more
care and he less palatablc than when
canned. If properly done, canned fruit
REQUIRES bui little labor in preparation
and little attention afterward, and is
the least expensive mode in which it
can he preserved. We have lately Civ
en- a number of methods for canning,
and now we will add the one we have
prtcticed for Il number of years and
which we have found very successful.
i We use glass jars as the cheapest in the
end, and the most easily taken care OF.
Pick over the fruit and fill the jars.
rake Il common WASH DOllSF, anu Ill;tkt'
of lath, fastened together by two or
| three cross-bars, Il frame fitted to the
} bottom Of the boiler to keep the jars off
) the bottom and to permit the heat to
pass readily up through. Place the
jars in the boiler and fill it with cold
water up to the neck of the jars. Put
Stats ON the top of the jars and put on
weights to prevent them from tipping
and filling with water. Bring the
, water to a boiling point, and boil from
:, ten to twenty minutes according to the
quality of the fruit. When the fruit il
we'll done through, take out one jar ut
Il time; when the fruit has settled fill
, up from another jar. Have Il prepar;l-
ton of sugar and watcr-one pound, OF
, IL pound and Il half, as preferred, to |:
quart of water-kept boiling hot, and
!, fill up the intersticeS between the fruit
with this; have each jar completely
filled, and then put on the cap and seal
up as directed. If sealed up in this
way, and the jars are alright, there
will be no trouble about the fruit keep,
ing. We have common red currants
put up in this way four years ago, that
are in first-ratc condition now. The
, less sugar put in at the time of the can
ming the more natural will he the taste
t of the fruit on opening. After can
V ming, the jars should be cooled grad
l., ually and kept in Il cool and dry
e place.
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Profits Of Farming.

If a merchant in the city is able to
earn Il competence of 1000 to 30 900 q
wear, he is considered wealthy by most
farmers; yet this entire sum is often eN
pended in providing the ordinary com
forts Of living; and ut the end of the
year he is, in proportionatc progress,
but little ahead of the former, who has
not been compelled to pay II rent of
81 800 year for his home, but rather
has got his living from the homestead
as he went along.
Although occasional fortunes are
made in the larger cities, yet we VEN
turr to say that the average comfort of
farm life and freedom from anxiety for
obtaining a livelihood are far ahead of
most city residents.
In the case Of the farmer, his own
hands make the food he cats; while the
city consumer is ut the mercy of thou
sands, who constantly absorb his daily
earnings and give little back. City life
is one of constant expenditure. Farm
life is self sustaining and preventative.
\ Young lahorer i'll the country,
working ut one dollar per day and
board, is proportionalIy better Off and
more independent than n clerk in a
city on 500 Il year, who has to expend
5000 for Il living.
One can save at the end of the wear
inst rs much rs the other; and, if there
are chances in favor of either for attain
ing good name and competence, they
are on the side of the country lad.
Any farmer who can support him.
self on Il Etrm comfortably, and make
it pay Il net income of : per cent. ON its
cost, is far ahead in competence of the
citizen who lives ina brown stone front
on Il magnificent salary, and has to
spend it all for life and s'uppraranccS.'
liz,
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A new dwarf, lady. has made her APP
pearance, and is now on exhibition at the
Burlington Gallery, London. The name of
the little wonder is Princess Felicie. and
she is a genuine Liliputian, nine years of
age, measuring scarcely nineteen inches in
hight, weighing Just six pounds, and is of
perfect proportion and symmetry in limb
and feature. She is n native of Provence,
France, and the daughter of parents of
binary stature, who have accompanied her
over to England, they having left their ma
tive land on account of the war and its con-
sequences. She is, beyond Il doubt. the
smallest female Yet exhibited in London;an
tho famous Miss Warren, alongside of her.
would assume the proportions Ola gantcss.
almost
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How to Keep Children Healthy

Queen Victories children were not fed
with dainties, and they were raised accord
ing to the wisest judgement of the best ply
sicians the kingdom afforded. Their food
was bread, milk, cheese, butter, eggs and
fresh meat. Give little girl plenty of rx-
ercise in the open air, let her go To bed early
and have abundance Of sleep, and she viii
take her porrnErcr of bread and milk with
eagerneSS; and what il more, her complexion
VIII lose that Sailow faint, her checks viii
DocOlnG rOSeN. and her nA.ns l1Ii,r
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The Prayer of all Prayers.

tFrom Christ's Sermon ON the Mount
Thus therefore shall You pray:
Our Father, who ant in heaven HnlIov,l
pc my name. Thy kingdofu come YHy ,riY
os do2te on earth as it is in heaven. Give Us
TINS day our daily bread And forgive us
our trespasscs "a we forgive them that tres.
pass against US. And Ieuoi as nor tato tenn.
'o''o1i; but deliver W from evil, Amen
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SAINT LOUIS CARDS.
Ohm 5. DUNHAM, Mani,

John ;. DuNHAM, Manufacturer of
y every variety OF CtucAe,;s uUd Eu,,cy Bis
. Particular attention is called to my r,uch-
c's, being made from the choicest XXX ST.
Louis Flour, and manufactured with special
care, they are unequaled in quality. TO
prevent imitation of my brands the 4rnu-
inc Crackers will hereafter have my trade
mark. l3:ly