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Arrived.
Steamship Juniata from Philadelphia 18th inst via
Havana to E Yorke-2d Dist 10
Schooner Eastern Que ~, Connors. days from Rua-
tan Island to j Macheca & Oteri-2d list P I
schooner Helena, White, II days from Ruatan Island
to Macheca 4 Oteri I'd Dist P #
Schooner Is Locke, Shrever, days from Banaca, to
G Grande-2d Dist L
TOWBOATS.
WicacO. Lumberd, from the Passes-towcd down to
the bar, 23d instant, bark Bremen and schooner
w II SOmers and Veloz VeracruZ ina-brought up
schooners Eastern Queen, Helena and r Locke
STEAMBOATS,.
Carrie Kountz, -, from st Louis
Hodge No 2, Bar nco from Baton Rouge
Bradish johnson, Pickett, from Washington
II Durfee. Aiken. from jefferson
Fleta, Greenlee, from Floyd
BelOw-COming Up.
Ship Havre Terkelson, from London FEB T. to mas
ter
Below Waiting Orders.
British ship Green Jacket, Roe, from Rio de Janeiro
March %, in ballast. to master
Dutch bark Fritz, Gundersen, from Havre March "a,
to master
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Office of New Orlean. City Railroad
Company. No. 124 Canal street-New Orleans, May
%, 1874.
NOTICE-The injection of the Bayou r. idge and
Lev lines of this company, by double track on
mence running regularly at 5 O'Clock, A.. NJ, on
SUNDAY the oath inst, affording eased facilities
for reaching the Magnolia Gardens, Jockey Club
Fair Grounds French Market, Courts Ferries Sugar
Sheds Post Ofic., etc.
This line also runs within square of the Point
cIartra Railroad Depot, corner Of Elysian Fields
and Decatur streets.
my4 Ct C. C. LEWIS, Secretary.
New Orleans National Ia nk.-At n meet
ing Of the Board of Directors of this Bank held this
day, ALBERT BALDWIN, Esq, unanimously
elected PRESIDENT and Capt. JESSE K. BELL. Vice
p esi emit BENJAMIN FL RANCE,
my24 st Assistant Cashier.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.


ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND xER:
CH%STS' SOUTHERN PACKET LINE.
Giving Through Tickets -.
I@4nR Boston, New York. Philade phia, Balt,>
4 more, Washington City, Buffalo, P1tss.
burg, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louisville. and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL
FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO, MEMPHIS AM CHD
BENDS.
Will leave as below at O'Clock P. II.
HENRY AMES.
J. W. Jacobs, captain; Green F. Shields, clerks
WEDNESDAY, May ~.
JOHN A. SCUDDER,
A. j. Carter, captain; Chas. II. Dix, clerk;
SATUkDAY, May 81.
Issuing usual, Through Bills Of Lading In CON
nection with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West.
J. B. WOODS CO., General Agents,
my1 1874 0ravier street.
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Although no dispatches received from Liver.
pool. where the Whitsuntide holiday continued, and
no change WAS reported at New York, the market
opened with better inquiry and up to 1890 P. M,
1880 bales had changed hands previous rates
after which the movement still more animated
resulting In further sales of 1900 bales, making
~ noted above Of 1850 bales. In brokers
reported 1t easier prices but the bulk of the business
exhibited increased steadness; this applies however
chiefly to the medium and higher grades, the lower
grades being neglected and unstable when pressed
upon buyers, unless at concessions. This s fact
and has been the for time past and
who instructed to realize without further delay
were compelled to accept inside figures make iber
III conces siOns from the ruling rates. Among the
niles, to-day, we noticed OOod Ordinary at l5L1c and
barely Low Middling ut 1850: 30 Mddling, Cont
men ri classihcatons, sold ~ high as 19@19i4c.
The sales for the past three days sum up $3.50
bales $50 Saturday, 1850 yesterday and $3.50
day) $3.50 bales tor the corresponding time la
week, and IL 1850 the week before Receipts since Fri.
day evening 1901 bales embracing u from other de-
! very ports, OF which Al from Mobile and 81 from
Texas Aud 4229 proper against 54S4 proper last week
md 1884 last year. Total proper since August 81,
(ncluding net COZ ectoDs) l.lS3 772 bales against
corrections incuded) l,l9s,GOS last year. Decrease
14636. The exports have been confined to 29l3 bales
to New York.
Tho amount shipboard not cleared, gong on
board. and engaged for shipment set down the
opening this morning at $1,000 bales. embracing
$1,000 bales for Liverpool 10000 for Havre 1000 for
Spain. 1000 tor Bremen 3OOO for the North sea- and
1000 Tor the North which, when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement last evening
leaves 100 bales 10 represent the quantity the
l0no1ng and in presses unsOld or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports !: Sales 5000 bales including
800 after p NJ yesterday. Market steady" Its quo.
tations are unchanged,
COTTON STATEMENT.
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Os1Fed..... .......... 7,72l
kAA ohie-ULder nod. rate supply Of room,
sail rtes or Liverpool are hardening, and masters
are th'r asking 7.i6d or iookn TO I'D. We quote
~ followe:
BY 6tesm-Cotton TO Lverpool-@h Nd; to Ant
Werp, via Phiiadell hia Nd; 10 Boston, via Phsdel.
FAN River, via Philadelphia ll-l6c; to New York hc;
- Philadelphia s-l6c; BULK Corn 70 Liverpool O@-d.
~ 6ail-Uotton to Liverpool -@7l6d; to Havre &c;
% R-ewrr 1885; b Baltic ports "a. Grain to Liv-
xpesl III.
gu, Ak-No receipts and no sales. Last week in.
1erior sold 1t Geek fair, not reflled, &c yellow
clarified lOi,c. ...t@
eales.
fLOUR-The market u dull. with only local de-
and and the sales confined to 1887 bbs. Of which
~ good treble 81 Co. lOO and $40 choice treble Extra
- 81 49, 50 At 81 SIX; ~ 1t 81 So tOsnd choice
extrs q IS; 1l9 q 80 e3k $50 q -; Is End 100
IT - Is Dbl. The stock on hand 10 moeer1te: los
Su4..ArS 49, ysSeipss aEe taht.
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LIME OFFICE FOH NENT, Cheat
l. No. IL Carondeet, between Canal aud Common
streets Apply on premises mv2o N-It.
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On Fire Risks. .................sso.O3 9 9s
On Marine SKIS. .............. 1853 10
On hlVtr RISKS. 6,l26 ~
sloo5a2 oe
Losses paid during the same period, viz:
On Fire Risks ..................s25,2 56 "a
On Marine Risks. ............. 1886 OF
On River Risks. ............ 1,18G IL
Les. Rebate. .7:ss o. s ssss g g
Taxes. 1920 IT
Rensurances =. ............... 6,7U5 40
Rent. .......... ... $3.50 q
Return Premium. 1O91 60
Profit and loss, expenses, less
Interest," 1913 10 A,373 "a
Reserved for risks not termina-
ted April eOth 1874. S25 1856 40
The Company's assets:
Invested IN mortgage on real estate in the
city. .................. s6s,O63 20
Bills recelva6 e ON edge. 42,8l7 OF
Bills receivable for premium ............ 1871 GA
BANK and other stock. 58,439 IL
Real estate. Observation-Disclosures. 1851 81
Due for premiums in course of collection 1641O SO
Cash IN BANK 81 1922 90
Total assets. Observation-Disclosures. s275. 1856 40
The above statement is correct transcript from
the books OF the Company
Hl. PEY HAUD, President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
STA 4 OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans. city of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed b.iore this 18th day OF
May, 1874. PGHS. CUVELLIER,
myls lE Notary W ic. "A Gravier stree
Factors and Iraders'
RANCE COMPANY,
37............Ca rondelet street............3.
NEW ORLEANS, NOV II, 1873.
tKxTRAcr FROM SEVENTH ANNUAL srATEMENr.l
Premiums for fiscal year ending 3Oth April,
1873. $735 857 81
Losses paid within the year. 359, 200 Al
Reserved for unterminated risks, Both April.
1875 103, $50 o.
Interest and savings received. l528O5
Net premium profits for fiscal year....... 16O.9O25
Gross net profits after payment of $4,000
interest 203, TOO
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID FOR THE YEAR.
Interest. Ten per cent.
Premium. ....................T hirty-fve per cent
ASSETS
April 80. 1873. .$1.co.27s 81
Fire, River and Marine Risks Written
ut the Current Rates OF Premium.
HARMON DOANE. President.
MOSES q EENWoOD. Vice President
Ed. A. PAIFRRY SECRETARY.
Moses Greenwood, John l. Adams
W. A. johnson. Isssc Schsrck
John /. Noble, ri W.ims1av
John Ghane WIN. Morrison
Richard hilliken, Joseph W. Carroll
Samuel E. Moore, A. Brittin
il. Warren. J. y. P.oe
B. T. Buckner A n M.v
Samuel Friedlander, SH snoxden
d. ensen' T. Lyt" Lyon,
VS. E1e. W. G. Raymond.
a ~ aatee. James s nres::9ge
my5u Samuel q. Boyd.
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Insurance.
= EVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Once, No. FL Camp Street
In conformity with the requirements of their
charter, the Company publish tn. following ate
ment
Premiums received during the year
ending APP il 80, $780, $50 os
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Notice-Subscrib-rs to the Capital stool
of the CANAL STREET, CITY PARK AND LAKE
RAILROA Nd COMP Any, are hereby notified that the
second nstalment their stock of twenty-five per
mt will be due and payable at the Office OF the Com
rs St. Charles street, up STAIRS the 4th day
June next.
By order of the boa d.
my24 I'd X. NJ HARRISON. Secretary.
Notice -Hereafter al, Sack, We,ghed
Oh SKID and left twenty hours will be charged
as follows Bran and Oats 80 cents per 100 sacks ;
Corn 20 cents per 100 sacks TIC. for each skid
used The usual rate for consig ees, Except corn,)
which will be u cents per 100 sacks All sacks from
fatboa.s ad barses will be % cents per 100 sacks
my21 lO,* WM. NJ. SMITH.
New Orleans. Jac ksOn nd Great North
ern Railroad company, Oice Freight Agent 3S1 Julia
street. New Orleens, May T. lS74-SPE' IAL MOTT; Z
TO SHIPPERS.-Freight will be received for all rail-
FIR light for points Alabama Chattanooga Rail-
Doad rece pied for to Meriiia only.
SPECl l. CONTR A rs must be made with J. G.
MOREY. CONTRACTING AGENT, No. % Camp street.
for shipment of all THROUGH FREIGHT. Copy of
contract must accompany each shipment
All freight must be PLAINLY MARKED, with name
of cOLsisnee and DIES INA ION in FULL Powder
Coal oil and combust BILE articles will be received
my8 E. A. BURKE. Freight Agent
pubic that he is now with a. PEISER CO., import
ers OF Crockery, Glassware Cutlery, House Furnish
ing Goods, etc, No. "a Magazine street, between
xavier and Common, where he viii be pleased to
wait upo his friends and customers, paying special
attention to the retail trade.
Goods suld as cheap as at any other house in the
city. Packages delivered free Of charge
ISID ORE LEVI,
Formerly of the firms OF Levi Nsvra. Levi, Navra
Co.. and Geo G. Wolf Levi. ap24-3m
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MARINE NEWS.

George Duncan is the authorized Marine Repo1
If the New Orleans Bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, May q.
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Hall of Orleans ORA matt Association,
New Orleans, May 25th 1874 special meeting of
the ORLEANS DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, held at
their Hall last evening it was unanimously resolved
that the Orleans Dramatic Association give matinee
performance. tor the benefit of the sufferers by the
overflow, said mtnee to take place at the s.. harles
Theatre, on SATURDAY June 9Th, 1874, on which oc.
cason will be presented NUBODY5 CHILD aud
MORNING CALL. my26
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RED RIVER.
WEEKLY GRAND ECOkE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at p. NJ.
~ For Fort DE sSussey, lSsArbin's.
l&S44&tSst Nornians Alexandria, Mouth Of Cana
1 River. Montgomery, Grand Ecore and ala
way ixndings-
BART ABLE,
R. SiDnot, master; Geo. Z. Hamilton, clerk.
Particular attention paid way and pantatl0n busi-
ness. For freight passage apply on board, or to
SlNNOTr Il ADAMS, !
j. E. ;sARLIN ! Agents.
apis tt Triton l. EPPLER,
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IVNHE FIRM OF WHEELOCk, FlNLAY
L 20 having been dissolved by the death Of
i. r. FISLaY the Udsiness will be continued under
the same name and style by the u dersigDed, who
nave assumed all the liabilities Of the late Arm and
are charged with the liquidation Of its affairs.
E. y. WheELOCK.
Fl. FRELLSEN,
my24 81 g. H. rINIAY
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BY G. DE FERRET 4 co.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DY G. DE FERRET & COLONY G. MON
ID ROSE Auctioneei-Office No. 50 Royal street
THURSDAY, May %, 1874, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the
Merchants and ATctioneers Exchange. Exchange
Hey. between Canal and Customhouse streets will be
sold by public auction
Four large working Mules, fully guaranteed
The be at Watrigant's s,abes corner
Of st. Louis and Bourbon streets.
Terns-t'ash he spot. my26
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Rally! Sal,y!! Eally!:!-rhe Demo
crate and Conservative voters of the I'd Ward, will
please attend meeting to be held at tie corner of
Calliope and Magnolia streets, on WEDNESDAY EVE
Nj at ~ O'Clock sharp. for the purpose of organ
zation Good speakers will be in attendance. my26*
Quick Travel-Snve Time-LOWcr Coast
passengers will recollect that the United States Mai
steamer MARIE leaves Caual street terry landing
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at A. NJ, for South
west Pa and all Coast landings arriving at Jesuits
Hache % P NJ, Grande Prairie $50 P. NJ, Buras
$3.50 z. W., Fort Jacks IN P. NJ Pilot Town 7 p M
Returning WEDNESDAYS and SATUR AVS, arriving
at New Orl an at P. NJ. uring the summer ex-
curslop ticket will be sod at reduced rates.
my25-E&M* W. 8. BAsSETT, Master.
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For Bent.

LNOR RENT-!v TRE MOST ARIsTO-
IL cratic part of the city, tly thoroughly
repaired tn. t splendid residence, with beautiful
grounds, No. 294 ,'r> tana. Third street. APP
ply to J. Fl. JeN5 n, 10 Caroudelet, between and
IL A. NJ, and and 4 p. VI. my24 If
"ANrEO-FO RE <T-ssAIcED Cor
w tag 494 Bar0nne street, near It. Andrew street
cntaining six rooms. ur of whsch fitted for gas
Price per month. $40. For particulars sppl At 49s
BarUnne street my24 IT.
LIME OFFICE FOu uENT, Cheat
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AND ATCH

ATTAkAPAS AND ATCH iFALAYA.
FOR ATTAK APAS ANIL ATCHAFALAYA.
Leaves OIL WEDNhSD Y, May ~, at s p. NJ
~ For SimspOrt, ChurchvilAe and
l&4aEkeg all landings the Atchafalays River
o3H Bayou Cneue, PattersOnville, Centreville,
Franklin Charenton. Jeanerette, New Iberia, Fausse
Ponte, st. Martnsvilie, and all landings on Bayou
Teche-The light draft passenger steamer
Ida,
j. P. Forgay. master A. Meynier, clerk.
will leave above. For freight passa apply on
b. ard or j. Z. CARLIN, Delta street.
ny24
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VICKSBUkG.
FOR VICKSbUkG,
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. NJ
r. For VicksDurK, Palmyra
s*sszfkk9S Lake, Grand Gulf. st. Joseph, Rodney,
& Waterproof. Natchez, Fort Adams, Red
RN.r, HOgs' Point Tunica, Bayou Sara, Waterproof,
Port An, son. Baton Rouge, PaqueMlne. Donaldson
vile and all intermediate landings Tho splendid
pxssene steamer
Gov. Allen,
j. G. Benson master, r. A. Owen, clerk,
will leave above, connecting at Vlcksburg q
steamer LUCY KERN for Yazoo and Tallahatch:e.
and LIZZIE for Sunfower Rivers.
For freight or passage apply ON board, or to
JOHN JANNkY, Agent, III COnmOn g.
my22 If GEO. d. HITE. Tchoupltoulas street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-06-10

n Old farmer Pettingill went into
his honse one day and caught John,
the hired man, hngging Mrs. P.
The farmer said nothing and went
out into the field.
After dinner he wanted John for
something, but John was not to lie
found.
He went at last into Johns room,
where the latter was on bis knees
packing his trunk.
"What's the matter, John {" said P.
20, nothing" said John.
"What are you packing your trunk
for Z"
"rm going away"
"Going away + What are you going
away forin
20. you know" answered John.
tNo; l don't know" rejoined P
"Ceme, give the reason of your sudden
desire to 60 away"
"Well," meekIy answered John
"you saw what l was doing this NOR.
ning''
20 pshaw," laughed Pettengill, "dt
not be 90 foolish. If you and me can.
hug the old woman enough, Ill hire
another man.
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NEATLY DONE
AT THIS OFFICE
Manhood:
HOW LosT-How RESTORED /!

TUST PUBLISHED-A NEW Ed.
q ton of DR.. Culverwell's celebrated
Essay on the radical cure, without
medicine, of Spermatorrhoea or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, Impotency, Mental and Physi-
cal 1ncapacity, Impediments to Mar
riage, etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits, caused by acknowledgment or
sexual extravaganza: Piles, ETC., etc.
u Price; in sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author, in this ad
mirable Essay, clearly demonstrates
from thirty years. successful prac-
tice, that the alarming consequences
of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing ont a mode of cure at
once simple, certain and effectual, by
means OF which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be-.
may cnre himself cheaply, privately,
and radically.
q This Lecture should be in the
hands of every youth and every man
in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope,
to any address, postpaid, on receipt
Of ak cents, or two post stamps. Also.
DR.. SlLLSBEE'S REMEDY FOR
PILES. Send for circular.
| Address the Publishers,
| CHAS. j. G.. KLINE e. CO.,
III Bowery, New York, Post Office
Box 1886.
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The Sectional Battle Flags.
BIT CARL SEIZURE.

Some of the hest words in the ora.
ton OF Carl Schurz were those where
he asked, for Mr.. Summers memory,
that consideration of Mr.. Summers act
concerning battle flags, and gave as
the reason and thought Of Mr.. Sumner
facts like these:
ono civilized nation, from the re-
.publics of antiquity down to our days,
ever thought it wise or patriotic to PIE
serve in conspicuous and durable form
the mcmentoes of victories won over
fellow citizens in civil war. Why mott
Because every citizen shall feel him
self, with all others, as the child of a
common country and not as defeated
foe. All civilized governments of our
days have 1ustiDctively followed the
Same dictate of wisdom and patriotism.
The Irishman, when fighting for old
England at Waterloo, was not to be-
hold on the red cross floating above him
the name Of the B4yne. The Scotch
Highlander, when standing in the
trenches of Sebastapol, was not by the
colors of his regiment to be reminded
Of Culloden. No French soldier at
Ansterlitz or Solferino had to read up
on the tri color any "reminiscences of the
Vendee. No Hungarian at Sadowa
was tainted by any Austrian banner
with the surrender of Villages. No
German regiment, from Saxony or
Hanover, charging under the iron hail
of Gravelotte, was made to ember,
by words written on Prussian stand
ard, that the black eagle had conquer
ell them at Koniggrats and Langenza-
laz. Should the son of South Carroll.
ma, when at some future day defend
ing the republic against some foreign
foe, be reminded by an inscription on
the colors floating over him that under
this flag the gun was fred that killed
his father at Gettysburg? Should this
great and enlightened Republic, proud
Of standing in the front Of human pro-
gress, be less wise, less large-hearted,
than the ancients we're 1000 years ago,
and the kingly Governments of Europe
are to-dayi Let the battle-felds Of
the brave volunteers, which they
brought home from the war with the
glorious record of their victories be
preserved intact as proud ornament
of our State House and armorles. But
let the colors of the army, under which
the sons of all the States are to meet
and miDgle in common patriotism,
speak of nothing but union, not a
union of conquerors and conquered,
but nnion which is the mother of all,
equally tender to all, knowing of moth
ing but equality, peace and love among
her children. Do You want shining
mementoes of your victoriesi They
are written upon the dusky brow of
every freeman who was once a slave;
they are written on the gate posts of a
restored Union, and the most shining
of all will be written on the faces of q
contented people, reunited in common
national PRIDE"
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Seeing Is Believing.

If in this liberal age there are per-
sons to be found who are 20 blinded by
prejudice as not to believe that med
ical stimulant is an item of immense
importance in the catalogue of human
remedies, we should like them to Wit
ness the wonderful effects which Hos
letters Stomach Bitters are now pro-
ducing all over the country in cases of
intermittent fever, Rheumatism, bilious
disorders, dyspepsia, nervous com,
plants, constitutional debility, mental
depression and premature decay. To
be sure these effects are nothing new.
The great vegetable invigorant and it's
cures have been before the people for
more than twenty-five years, and in
every year Of the twenty-five its popu-
larity has increased and its sale has
become larger. Yet there are no doubt
many thousands of intelligent citizens
who have never had an opportunity of
observing for themselves the surpris-
ing changes which this unequalled ton
ic and Alternative produces in systems
which seem to be hope:essly broken,
and in cases of diseases which are not
amenable to ordinary remedies. Prob
ably many of these regard the state
ments made in relation to the sanitary
properties of the Bitters with some de
gree of incredulity. Would that all
such skeptics could see with their own
eyes what the medicine is doing 70,
the sick and feeble everywhere, what
a staff of life it is proving to the aged
and infirm, what a help in time o.
trouble to feeble women suffering from
the complaints and disabilities peculia,
to the sex, what a protection to health
and life il malarious districts, what q
panacea for languor and depression
what a specific for all diseases in which
the system requires to be vitatized anC
sustained. Of all stimulants it is the
purest and safest, of all tonics the mos
genial, effective and agreeable, of al
alternatives the least violent and mos
certain in it's beneficial results.