The weekly Louisianian. [volume], August 10, 1872, Image 3

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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
I , ^deflvorto establish another
L„ journal iu New Orleans,
j,, toré of the LorrauNiAK,
, to fill a necessity which hu
, «id sometime« painfully—
M • .
Lui*** * u ^ ,e trnnsltlwn "tat«
plu, in their struggling efforts
j flirt position in the Body
drich we conceit« to lie their
IHù rt#rJetl that rnnch iufor
guidtuice, encouragement,
diad reproof hate been lost, in
Uncc of the lack of a medium,
rh which these deficiencies might
We shall strive to make
e khii ma " 11 desideratum in these
POLICY.
■ motto indicates, the Lon
L «Jwllbe " Republican at alt
under all circumstances " Wc
Llvocatc the security and enjoy
Lf bread civil liberty, the abso
Lnnlity of all mon before the law,
L impartial distribution of lion
l B ] patronage to all who merit
* of allaying auimo.sii.ioa, of
rating the memory of the bittcr
promoting harmony and union
«all cLisses and between all in
\ tc slmU advocate tlie removal
liwlitidil disabilities, foster kind
Lulforbearancc, where malignity
|p?ntrai'»t reigned, and seek for
«and justice where wrong and
«ou prevailed. Thus united in
|»iind objects, wc shall conserve
IM interests, elevate our noble
I. to an enviable position among
Jitter Stuten, by the development
«illimitable resources, and secure
|i Iienolits of the mighty changes
t history and condition of the
i and the Country.
ring that there can be no true
j without the supremacy of law
vilnrge a strict ftud undiscrimi
(hlminifltntion of justice.
TAXATION.
Uinïï support the doctrine of an
title division of taxation among
a, & faithful collection of the
economy in the expendi
wu/ormably with ttte exigen
ce State or Conntry and the
■of every legitimate obtiga
EDÜCATION.
» stall sustain the carrying ont of
«avisions of the act establishing
Isuiaon school system, and urge
Immmount duty the education of
rath, as vitally connected with
pom enlightenment, and the seen
lad stability of a Republican
at
FINAL.
h ferons, manly, independent,
IÄ0U8 conduct, we shall strive
pue our paper, from an ephem
Usd temporary existence, and
it upon a basis, tiwt if we
" cvucmwid, " we ehalf il all
" deserve " succees.
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'14 Carondelet Street.
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' %hts 6 to 8 o'clock
Resort
botel,
take pleasure inan
^ j have completed the
' ntbng up and supplying of
""»«èant» 0rt at St. Louis,
> Wtoou! •®®®unodâte all who*
are:
$2 25
15 00
....50 00
S. J. STOKES & co.
inlr 1 icra
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Umc, Jnly 1, 1872.
IMPORTANT « W W—BO m i T
to the
▲morloocn. Peepl«
of the dîtbodcction
FOR THE FIRST IIME IN THE
UXITED STATES OF
Dr. Or. Qoilefo'a
CKLKDA TED EUROPEAN
RENOWNFD ALTERATIVE PILLS.
Tho »nccoHH of wliioli in Engl ft nil, France,
Germany, Austria and Prussia in unprcci
lonWd, having entirely superseded all mag
nesias, MltH, soltzers, oils, etc., of every de
scription, and are universally acknowledged
to be tho moat effective and agrveablo Purgh
livn over vut introduced.
Dr. Collets<i has Just completed arrapge
monto to supply the poople in Atqetiea with
his valuable Fills, and . to prevent any imita
tion of them, manufacture« thum at liia Cen
tral Depot, No. 32 CarondcW street, New Or
leans, where orders are -already pouring in
from all parts of the country. Dr. Calletso,
to assure the people that his
ALTFUATIVE TILLS
arc not gotten up on speculation and never
yet tried, would state that ho is a graduate
member of the Royal College of Surgeons in
London, and during his extensive practice
for the last twenty-five years in Europe, has
abored to produce some medicine which
would come within th« reach of all, and
and which would effectually cure a large
number of complaints so general, and for
the want of an article of this kind generally
goes neglected until the healt is impaired
and undermined and the constitution shat
i red. He, therefore, has tried them effer
n*Uy in Europe for the last fifteen years,
with the most satisfactory results, and their
v.cceiM has been so complete, that it lias as
tonished even liim*'If, and surpassed bis
most sanguine expectations. One or two
boxes save hundreds of dollars in doctors'
foes every year »n curing the following com
plaints, which are at the foundation of all
diseases :
If your blood is rancid or vitiated, purify it
with
Dit. COLLETSO'S ALTERATIVE PILLS.
If your skin is diseased and you are eov
:r»,d with pimples, lioils, blotches, old sores,
jcurvv or scrofula,
DR. COLLETSO'S ALTERATIVE PILLS
will remove aud eure them all.
If you are worse, and have Ulcers, Cancer
or Tumors, the effect is magical and tho cure
oompk-tc in taking
DR. COLLETSO S ALTERATIVE PILLS.
If your liver is sluggish and you are suf
fering with janndiceand palpitation of tho
heart, you eau be cured by taking
DR. COLIETSO'S ALTERATIVE PILLS.
If your digestion is bad, and you are con
stipated, your skin dry and feverish, your
head hot and arlung, your mouth and lips
parched and your eyes red and constipated,
or inflamed, you will find immediate relief in
taking
DR. COLLETSO'S ALTERATIVE PILLS.
If you hate inflammation of the stomach,
bowels, womb, kidneys or bladder, with pain
in the small of the back, difficulty in stoop
ing without falling, weakness in the knees
and dixziness in the heed, with dimness of
sight, you can remove tho inflammation and
restore your strength by using
DR. OOLLETSO S ALTERATIVE PILLS.
If you havo an enfeebled and debilitated
constitution, and are afflicted with lassitude,
less of memory, loss of sleep, loss of appe
tite, short breath, and are nervous and rest
less, with bad circulation of the Mood, try
DR. COLLETSO'S ALTERATIVE PILLS.
If you resido in a climate where yon arc
liable to Yellow Fever, Typhoid or Typhus
Fever, or Fever and Ague, yon can escape
these diseases entirely by taking as a pre
ventive
DR. COLLETSO'S ALTERATIVE PILLS.
In spring and summer, when dysentery and
diarrhteao are so prevalent among children
and adults, one box of
DR. COLLETSO'S ALTERATIVE PILLS
will check the complaint and euro you at
once. Should you be attacked with that
dread disease, Cholera, so fatal in its effects,
its perfectly harmless if you are provided
with a box of
DX* COLLETSO'S ALTERATIVE T1LLSI
The following is only one of thousands of
thousands of testimonials that could be pub
lished, but as it ia from floor of the most
e minen t Physicians in London, it is consid.
ered substantial proof of their efficacy in
Fever and Cholera cases:
13 H yde P ark G ate, )
London, August Id, 1871- S
Dr. G. OoHetso:
D eab Sim—We have pleasure in informing
r oa t kAt ftftor ftererml trial* of yottr va i okmo
A lterative P ills , both among our outsido
IU and especially in the Fever and
* Hospitals, we Lave found that in
every case where your Pills were given in
*jfoi»ee?Msd («pcciaßysoin all Cholera, eksesi
not a single life of which has been Josi
wherever we have Med the«M. owr
tOado^t
you our most disnnguienea regard for so
valuable and useful a dieeovery. Please for
ward to above address one gross boxes ca
your A lterative P ili *, and find in clos ed
cheque for same, and oblige your most obe
dient servants, _ _ . „ _
A.K. w tmajc, Bart, ED.
J obs F. U axto , JjL D.
H enry C. B oden , M. D.
C. K, T ract , M. D.
Dr. Cotletao would also stete a^oa evidence
of their usefulness in Fever coses that his
ALTERATIVE PILLS
were used by His R o yal Highwss tho P bisce
of w hales diring his illness, sod the sur
geons would not allow say oilier Purgative
Medicine to be used.
In order that the people may not be de
ceived in purchasing his Alterative Pills, ho
would stete that they are all manufactured
his CENTRAL DËTOT,
33 Carondelet Street, •
New Orleans,
where be prefers to receive all applications
thst hemay «««^ a medimns which he can
guarantee and whi^i vffl prevent impostors
m trying to ooaaterfttt; lot aftsr having
eMsnsod thsss, patients osa never be de
dewed bj the substitntinn of any obnoxious
eonpoaai. :.*!
Prise par hes«l, erste boxes $8; deBfwsd
io say aMre« ia the oouafcy.
AU letters mA s p ptiea tin a s through the
poet shoald be addressed to
dr . o. crajxrao,
Feet OAee Box 3M, New Orieoas, La.
Medical Office and Surgery,
{g Çarondelel street, New Orleans.
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Gen. Pass. Agent, M. & O. lt. R.
JLLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
THF. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE
1T.OM
THE SOUTH TO CHICAGO,
And all points North and East via Chicago.
This RonJ6 is from 100 to 130 Miles
Shorter ami from 1 2 to 24 hours-Quicker
than any other to Chicago.
No Change of Curs from Cairo to Chi*
çago. Only one change to Niagara Falls,
Nfew York und Roston.
The Illinois Centrtl Railroad is tho only
Direct Route from the South to St. Louis,
and all points West via St tgàris.
This route is 30 miles sMörter tijan any
other,to St Louis.
No changé ôf cars frôm Cairo to St.
Louis.
For through tickets and information,
apply at the N. O. J. & G. N. lt. R. Ticket
Oflier. comer Camp and Common streets
nndt • Oily Hotel; and at the principal
tickc throughout the South.
R. P. LONGLEY,
Genc:.û Southern Passenger Agent,
New Orleans.
§PECIAL NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN
AND
SOUTHERN RiULROAD.
THE ONLT ALL RAIL ROUTE
To St Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San
Francisco, St Paul, Kansas City, Leav
enworth, St Joseph,
And nil Points Nertii, Eest and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Depet daily, at 7
A. M. and 5 P. M.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot ol
Canal street daily at 8 A. M., via the
New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga
Railroad, making close connections
at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad to all points North, East
and West
For tickets apply to
A. D. SHELDON.
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northen Railroad, corner Camp
and Common streets, under City
Hotel ; or to
w. redell.
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mobile and
Chatanooga Railroad No. 150 Com
mon street, under St Charles Hotel.
J, H. WINGFIELD.
General Superintending Agent St Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad
jjew orleans, jackson and
great northeen railroad,
From Depot, foot of Calliope street, on and
after SUNDAY, November 1,1872.
Trains will Leave and Arrive as follows: «
Express Passenger Train leaves daily, Boa
days excepted at 7 o'clock a. sa.
Night MaQ leaves daily at 5:30.
Night Express arrives 12 mi'biight.
Moil mâ Vmweegtx arrive daily, Sundays
excepted at 12 noon.
NIGHT EXPRESS WI5 step at all regular
stations South of Jbffmdia, and at Flag sta
tions Saturday nichts sud Monday mornings.
rULLMAîf PALACE CABS otfe&odtoin
Trains, through to Louisville wit&outehanf
•ndbut one change to New fork, and
principal cities North, East and West
Tickets for sale at 27 Camp street, corner
Common street, under City Hotel, and at De
pot N. O. 3. and G. N. R. R.
ED. FROST, General Sup't.
S E. CAREY, Genend Ticket Agent.
C. P. ATMOKE. .
General i'agscager Agent,
liOOKlSELLERS, STATJONI^
A. Sim-oil'«,
cosmopolitan news depot,
STATIONERY. BOOKS,^ETC^
Ko. 94, Erchang* Alley, bciactn
Bienville and Conii Street:'-, Xeiv Or
leans.
All the largo Northemaud Weitem dai
lien.
More tlian one hundred and sixty diff
erent publication r^ei«$ and told.
Subscriptions received W oH periodical
publications. •
Subscribers will be accountable for the
subscription as long as they do not send
back the paper, or notify otherwise.
MRS. A.M. P ARR1SII
FIRST PREMIUM
C&
NO. 2 21 CANAL STREET,
n c tj ï Orleans, La.
Particnîar attentiou paid to the
manufacture of Gents' Under
clothing ; alsoBase Ball Clnb and
Firemen's UniformMade to order.
branch of the new torn
Emporium of Fashion
FOR LADIES.
Represented by Mrs. A. Goodale and
rs. K, E. Lincoln.
furnishins 800bs
OF ALL KINDS, FROM
HEAD DRESS
TO HOSIERY,
SUITS IN GRFAT VARIETY.
Wrappers Single or Double, Undercloth
ing of every description, Night Dresses,
Trail and Walking Skirts, Chemise,
Drawers, Sacks, Over Skirts, Aprons, &c.
Ord-ifB taken for wedding Outfits, Chil
ilrous aiid Infiiuts' Wardrobes, »Suits and
Dresses in the Latest Styles, and sUppliod
at short notice.
^®"Tbe TRADE supplied at Nt w York
prices.
Sample Room, No. it
Canal st., , /
AT KRS. A. M. PARISH'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MAMFACTORV.
JS^OrdcTR respectfully solicited.
Mis. A. GOODALE,
Mrs. K. E. LINCOLN.
g.u.o.o.f.
Regular Meetings of Arnos Lodgç 1-187
on the first & third Thursday of «very
Month at tho corner cf St. Peter St. Claud
streets.
WM. THOMPSON, P. N. G.
I. REIVAi-', N. G.
ALEX, .ton-, SON, V. G.
JAMES LEVlNGS'fON, Trcas.
WM. A. RARON, Secty. 1 *^-"'.
PROFESSIONAL.
JOHN B. HOWARD.
law orncE,
26 St. Charles Street 26
New Orleans.
Trompt attention given to civ
business in the several courts of the
State.
J. E. Wallace
Attorney at Hinte,
09 CANAL STEET,
NEW ORLÉANS, LA.
jal8-ly.
Dr, W. Bille,
office 63 CAXAXi st., keab rOMCTi'ZCL.
A graduate from the University of Co«
penhagen, Denmark, and honorary M. D,
from the University of Fadova, Italy; for
several years assistant physician to the cele
brated Prof. Ricord, Paris. DR.- BILLE
has acquirod a high réputation as SPE
CIALIST for all kinds of Sexual diseases,
male and female. Private flisc sm y cured
after a new, sure and quick tuethod.
Painful, and Retained Mchsiruation
quickly relie veil. Perfect cure always
warranted. Letters containing 9» ontl
stamps will reeeivo prompt attention. Ail
consultations anil communications akictly
confidential. - .,/
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