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Rem DOrs
, 1875-03-15
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faltie %reetfrirt, Of brteRid pber perfSnli6, Oh Ssn bent
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viaeuf8aftlid osbiIbete Webisiner.
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ausfitrli&e 5~rasenlife franco per grf pher tn. Saufs.
Gin spatanbises isfenatifAes Gintrasen In ben BIdern,
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, 1875-03-15
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Mode I'M 9,027, 900 Tranfen Snserpm
men.
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nj fl unb Nuftipndr,
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, 1875-03-15
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Srbs.re anseiesn werssn ttnisfr tsrt3nst.
Mdt ut,r psnissr Bel in silben etnen Sauars.
sue gu,eiaea fnb tn gsraas 3a tabtsn.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-03-03

r
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE,
.t1'Treatment and Radical eh
cure of Seminal Weakness, ~
or Spermatorrhoea, induced W
by Self-Abuse, Involuntary -
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debil-
ity, and Impediments to Marriage gen.
orally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity,
&c By ROBT. G.. CULVERWELL,
NJ. D., author of the Green Book, &c.
The world-renowned author, in this
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from
his own experience that the awful
consequences of Self.Abuse may be eff
fectnally removed without medicine,
and without dangerous surgical opera
tons, bougies, instruments. rings, or
cordials; pointing out a mode of cnre
at once certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his con-
dition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately and radically.
w This Lecture will prove boon
to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope,
to any address, postpaid, on receipt
of six cents, or two post stamps:
Address the Publishers, sH.NEu
CHAS. j. C: KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office
Box 1886. q.... ,...r-t..,.f e., ,.., ...r
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mo-. So.

sage, in which, tbs Pffsshent repudi-
ates his own official acts, denies his
ovid solemn statementAl ignores =
committee Of. Cnpgress, and Openly
allies himself with the thieves .xho
seek restoration only torenew theit
pillage.2 4 Arkansas is taspeaceful,t ort
derby and Law. abiding a. Massachu-
sets, and has been so since tfe peos-
ples In. aheir strength, .rosel upland
threw 81 tie bondage 81 the carpet
h.ooore 's'aA i1ad s.sk
Next in order is the caucus, with
an i odioddss bi11 L" clcats 4 constFuc-
tive i've rebellion, ana to revive ~ pairs
and penalties q only applicable To-
state Of war, to be administered ~
deputy marshals' ''sw who. have served
as professional spies and infotmers,
q; and to whom perjury is me- means 81
plunderi1ng the Treasury. It now
only remains to be seen if Congress
can be dragooned, in the few. days
that remain for serious legislation;
to adopt this iniquity, and IS sop
the wheels Of business all over the
| I
land! ~.
All these: startling events have sue
ceeded each other: since the, 4th Of
January. The strides Of despotism
have been appalling in that short
space Of time, and they warn Fl us bold,
ly Of what is, still in store for the
country, if such outrnagges are borne
in submission, The issue cannot be
evaded, for it conf,onts US at every
turn, 8 It is not confined to Arkansas
Louisiana or the South. IF they can
be, manacled, and subjected 'hjjesi to g, disca-
pline without stirring the heart heart a of
the people and rousing the resent
meut Of every man who lives liberty
then the turn Of New York and Ohio
will come and come sspedily.-[N: \.
suut8a4 az .sei >sam dtiu rnjio
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:
-THE sea mouse is one Of the
prettiest creatures that live under
water. 1t sparkles. like a diamond,
and is radiant with all colors Of the
rainbow, although it lives in the mud
at the bottom of athe ocean! q It
should not be called a mouse, for it
is larger than a big rat. 1t is cover
ed with scales that move up and
down as it 3breathes, and gitters like
gold shining through q :heecyi down,
from which fine silky ,bristles wave,
that constantly Change from one
brilliant tint to another, so that, as
Cuvier, the great naturalist says, the
plumage of the humming bird is nc
more beautiful. Sea mice are some
times thrown upon the. beach BY ting
storms. ,t..,s.s,,.,
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AN Akron physician tells Of d
little Akron boy who came to him
and said. "Docter, 1 want some ipe-
.cac." What do!'you want it for2"
Never mind, just give tito me-"
"Who sent you hereY' "Nobody
sent me; :" come myself" I cart let
You have it unless you tell me what
you ia are !. going to Do with it" sWell,
Doctor, our :1 bred girl II, h as swallowed
a silver quarter, and she said that If
I would give her something that
would bribg'it upothat i might have
it," 'tl.i 80 tas.t G3,fs EaaEiIi9oTs
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( III .fG,:
ORrsEy:es.

The eyes minister to sight, that
most important of the senses, which
bring us into communication with
the physical world; and not onlydo
they :subserve this property Of hui
man intellection, but they also con:
stitute a medium for the cxternalex-
preston of 1.-THE thoughts and desires
Of the heart. This expression in it's
numerous phases is the most easily
learned and understood by all classes
Of mankind. Many Of these phases
need no Interpretation, but are;in-
stinctiyely comprehended by the
civilized and savage among men, and:
by even brutes. ~, 80
As q vehicle for; transmitting
thought or intelligence, it is most
facile. The questioning EYE, the
.'look that answers Yes the stern
gaze that says 50 plainly. NO" n i, have
no need Of the lips 70 oct as their in
terpreter. The dog reads. his i mas
ter'si wishes, in his eyes, apd hastens
to obey the, command before it goes,
forth. .l9ido gaon4 tGe .tjmoY sjd
All comprehend and acknowledge
the power that speaks in the flaming
eye, that inspires terror III Che guilty
and fresh courage III the v'irtuods ;.
lin the commanding eye that co,mpels'
awe and prompt Obedience; in the
alook that SPEAKS volumes" witch the
tongue fails u, express tn ''fast
thronginging thoughts and emotions.
AS a natural organ .of Language Che
|. eye may nay express all Tie 'noblsf emo.
lions :, Of the nina; 80, also, nay IL be
made the servant q baserrl uses The
] Hook Of coarse .insoaence, the leer so
Expressive ola brutal mind, the in
sinuating glance that hints more
than the lips dare utter, are some Of
the forms of the lower language Of
which the eyes are susceptible.
! -[Annual Of ,Phrenology and Phys
iognomy.
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<..f=@i j. IsfiHm no. ati a;sgti 81.
,: e;,;t BY N. NJ.
Is there no place on the face of the earth
Where, charity dwelleth, where virtue has
birthi ~,
Where bosoms in kindness and mercy will
i = heaye, .ini ut. K, i.ss.s ara n;
And the poor and the wretched shall ask
and receiver IN: r titsI# f3iia'tf f.
Is there no place on earth where a knock
from the poor
Will bring kind angel to open the door
All! search the wide world wherever you
can,
There is no open door for the moneyless
4as' man. TGuiq 4!3ei.ea1aaj'a % a5.asIi |
;8.... atAi .;t II Gsat..iilitY.s get,if 10
Go look in the hall where the chandelier
light 90 '''.'''''-F 80 ~ '"a'' ,
Drives off with it's splendor the darkness
Of night; -. t;f ,
Where the frich hanging velvet, in shad
owy fold, ns ~ la9. .aI -; IN |
Sweeps gracefully down, with its trim
- ming Of gold, ''' y. 80 = 80 ~
And mirrors of silver take MP and renew
In long lighted vistas the 'wildering view:
Go there in your patches, and find If you
t,.-,. can. aniie If" eia r.rfiisnt; -, I
A welcoming smile for tho mo,neyless man.
~ - Isi5o ! ahH '''99fs &s.''fi l'.;a 1
Go look in your Church of The cloud-reach-
Which gives back to the sun his same look
Of fire, ''1'' ''''s' - ~
When the arches and columns are gorgeous
within, @'3i,,
And the walls seem as pure as soul with
u z;odt sin; a!l5f q noiaBiia 49,
Go down the long aisle-see the rich and
- t tie great, 90 . -" ''f' '''.a''
In tho polnp and the pride of their world
" estate. ,c,., -, ,.a.a ,..,...,
Walk down in your patches, and find if
mi can, qC3g So Gt:.tg9..,ajY IA ts,n,l
Who ,onens a new for a moneyless man.
A''' 1919
.faT :4t@s 81 - q att:s@, ,.~;os, a2.3
With The scales wherein law weighteth
ouietly down;
Where he frowns ON the weak and smiles
."c- on the strong, III In go ,7..z.s
wrong; - =. ...,'3,!l's
laid,
To, render a verdict they've already made;
Go there in the courtroom. and I'D if. you
can,
any Jaw ,0r INC 0s '' '' money lo'' '"D
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-03-03

--HARoID ,YAsAaeAH,, a gigantic
Norwegian lumberman, living in Wis
consin, Is reported to have been at
tackled by wolves recently, while fell
ing trees in the forest; and it is said,
that he killed thirteen. of them with
his axe, and t6 6,., rest Of the pack,
eighteen in number, fled and l!l left him
master Of the situation. and without
serious injury
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-03-03
The YETpER BELL.-To the tray

i The YETpER BELL.-To the tray
eller In Spanish America the strik-
ing of the vesper bells exercises a
potent charm. AS the usage re-
quires every one to halt, no matter
where he may be at the very first
stroke Of the. bell, to interrupt his
conversation, however important, and
listen without stirring until the con-
clusion of the chime, the singularity
ola whole population surprised in a
moment d; ii if by ! an encounter, may
be imagined. On every side you j! see
gestures interrupted, mouths half
opened for the arrested remark,
smiles lingering or passing into an
expression Of prayer; you would fan
cy them a nation Of statues, a town
in South, America at the tinkling Of
the Angelus, resembles city in the
"Arabian Nights whose inhabitants
are turned into stone. The magi
clan here is the bell ringer, but hard
| " has the vibration ceased when I.
universal murmur arises from these
thousands of oppressed lungs
Hands meet hands, question seeks
answer, conversations resume thei
course; horses feel the loosened bri
die and paw the ground, dogs bark
babies Z cry, the fathers /. sing, the mo
theirs chatter. The accidental i ls l1t1ul turn
thus given to conversations are nu
! merous. safa9eai !ffHT 9ltI' .t3;aar
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Parish.

Police Jurors: ''
JAMES R. ANDREWS. President
~ j. A. WILLIAMS,
A. B. G. DEAN,
B.F. LAMBR1GHT,
j. H. S0RRELL. r4f.
II. NJ. LABAT,.---.-Clerk Police jury
j. NJ. BARRETT. 80. Parish Treasurer
. al .t-- :..r!., .. .... =,
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MISCELLANE0

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7 0 W n

zig o.H g,4 aa...n&t .,l 81
er... tzu Town. tt.1 ,r. w..
EDoUARD WE'LL. Mayor
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THE MQNEYLESS, MAN.

<@..fs@ j. 'iai'iem i--T ati ar;sgti g
BY NJ. NJ.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-03-03
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, Or MEDICINE
Efficient Specific for Dyspepsia Or Indigestion

Armed with this ANTIDoTE, all eli
mates and changes of water and food
may be faced without fear. As REM
edy in MALARIOUS FEVERS, BOW
Ell COMPLAINTS, RESTLESSNESS,
JAUNDICE, NAUSEA" :'.'.t@'l
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-03-03

THIS UNRTVALLED MEDICINE
l. is warranted not to contain sin
gle particle of mercury or any injurious
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-20

LOST ENGLTSHMEN.-The following aiyer-
disement has just appeared in the London
IlneS Five pounds reward will be given
ior information OF Capt. George Domett. II
n, who left England for Boston, America
In le2I, or for his death certificate. Five
pounds VIII be given for a letter from Bo;-
Ton TO his late brother OF Uplyne which was
nanued by his widow to MeSSrs. Tucker 81
Forward, solicitors, Chard; and Is reward
VIII be given for letter from the same d
ne same, ina ivertently carried to the lat
DIR. Domett, of Administer, about the wear
leI4, said TO have been sent TO the dead letter
once. If the said Capt. Domett be living
he VIII hear OF something To his advantage
by applying 10 his niece, Miss Anna Maria
could, > York Terrace, st. Sidwell's, Ex-
e'er."
IL is, believe, 10 one OF this same family
that the world owes Robert Browning's IA
nous poem OF "Waring." Young Domett
whose sudden disappearance, after walking
homeward with him from some literary com
ra'y the evening before, SO impressed Brown
ing, went away 10 New Zealand, married
and lived there in solitude for near thirty
years. The other day a white-haired ma 4
stepped into Browhing's study, and began
chatting pleasantly over old times. 1t was
'Waring," and we are all looking for part
three of that charming work Cincinnati C0nl-
nteTcim,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-20
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- On THURSDAY MORNING, july ~,
HTTiS,n" s s5e,ng At 10 el.ek, =, the re iiece
lite square hall sell ali the eIes nj and rrh
inrni'rre cnt glass ware, plated ware, sc. CON
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Two suites of very fine Rosewood Pa,lor Furni-
TUE one IN blue silk AM one in crimson satin ey
ira covers; Chickering Grand Pispo, Cover aud
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dow hangii IS, &C. C.Inees; Library Table Rec.p-
non hair Bo9u-t, Marhle,iop AID oh-r Tables
81 Two Twelve iight Glass Chandeliers fan
HALL FURNITURE
Wslnni Mirror back Hsr-rack and Stand com
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LIBRARY.
Two tmou AUD hye hundred volumes of Miscella-
mme3us work. Leather covered Chairs Library
labte, beginning Char, Rocking Chairs. Brussels
targets Book Shelves, Lanlbrequins ana Corn!ces
RATH ROOM FIXTURES
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q purchasing Furniture to the above sala, as the
goods are all first class, and the best collscti0u
eyer neTed al auction In this city, costing upwards
1.-The Library Will be sold on SATURDAY
MORNING, July "a, commencing at q o clock
Catalogues can be had Of the suctioneer rs on Tues
day morning.
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