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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25

Mcdonald has been humane and upright.
and [ shall always remember him with
orn,i,udc. The whole number Of prison.
era was, a. for as I could ascertain, one
hundred and fifty four, Of whom two have
died. Ten have been executed, two have
been released, and one, | understand, VIII
soon be at liberty. The trials by the court
martha, appear to have been conducted WIN
fairness, and the prisoners have had an me
opportunities they asked for procuring
witnesses. My business is to accuse none
but TO speak the truth. am Ct the opln-
that any further attempts TO invade Oohaoa'
or threats Of retaliation, will operate un'
favornb'y IN the condition Of those stu IN
confinement. and most earnestly urge ana
request my fellow citizens, IN behalf ot my
late suffering fellow prisoners now in KING.
ION, to abs'a from all farther acts OF war
or threats Of retaliation, as they can only
endanger the lives Of those whose fate now
depeDds win lily On the clcmency Of the
aul horitics Of Canada. NJ VAN SLYKE.
D. D. Hues,is, q prisoner who has been
convicted. will, it is said, be hung. The
Water,own correspondent Of the CONNER.
cial Advertiser thinks the Albnrgh affair
may cause the death Of many Of the Press
colt prisoners who would otherwise have
been released. These men may be con-
sidcrcd as hostages re,ained by the Coma
dian authorities, and their lives depend
upon the forbcarance Of The "patriots" to
make attacks from this side.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25

PENNsyLvANIA.-Davi r. Porter was
inaugurated as Governor Of Pennsylvania
on the 18th inst. Both Houses Of the
Legislature had quorum on the previous
day.
The election Of Senator in the district
composed Of the Counties of Cumberland,
Frank lin and Adams, to supply the va
cancy ccasioned by the death of Mr. Cassat.
Whig,r to take place on the 18Th
John NJ 'Farlune, Esq. was the Wing can
dldaie, and Gen. Thomas G.. Miller the
Van Buren, candidate, Both reside in
Adams County.
The National lntelligencer says it is re-
ported that Dr.. Sturgeon, ". B now a
member Of the State Senate, is to be elected
TO the U. S. Senate as successor 10 Senator
Mexican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25

CONFERENCE.-The public are eau.
toned against receiving counterfeit five
dollar notes Of the National Bank. Of this
city, issued in imitation Of the plate used
by he Bank. The paper is thinner. and
the filing in and the signatures very badly
executed. ~ Y Sun,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25

STANDING ARMIES. The largest stand.
ing army in the world is kept BY the
Chinese; 1t amounts TO | 200 900 men,
Russia has $4,000 men continually under
arms, and France 10000. The army Of
Great Britain is upwards OF 90 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25

The New Orleans Bee, hitherto the
leading administration paper in Louisiana,
has changed Tia proprie,ors and lis politics.
II is now adverse to The present inc umbents
al The head of our great national Offices,
and their political creed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25

The Hon. Daniel Webster has been re
elected to the US Senate by three four,hs
the votes OF the Massachusetts Legislature
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25

Gen. WoRTH passed through town on
Sunday. on his way TO Plaltsburgh. to re.
lieve Gen. EUsTIs, who is ordc. ed south.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25

II is said that Richard P. Robinson, the
murderer Of Helen Jewc,,. was killed in
an ARRAY al Louisville, few days since.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25

Mr.. CALHouN.-Theres seems to be but
little doubt that Mr., Calhoun is preparing
for new political movement. We find
the following paragraph in the Richmond
Wing.
I'VE have received accounts from Wash
ington con6rmaiory Of the rumored dissalls'
faction of Mr. Calhoun with the administra
ton. That gentleman, il is now confidently
asserted, is preparing TO take another lenp
The ini,ia,ory steps have been taken
What new position he will assume, W.
will not undertake 10 predict. He vii
"define" it himself, or some Of his Lieuten.
ants in the House, will do it fol him, before
many moons
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25

EMIGRATION, The editors 0: the Ger.
man paper published in Philadelphia, have
received letters from Bremen, which fur
n,shes the following unforma,ion:
"a party, consisting of seven hundred
persons are at Bremenhaven, ready to emi.
crate to the United States. They are
LMherans, emitting themselves "the old
Lutheran Congregation" who have left
their native country. Saxony, on account
Of relig ious intolerance, and intend to settle
in one Of the western states. They are an
industrious set OF people, and are said to
be in possession of rising half a million OF
dollars. The party consists principally OF
farmers and mechanics, including sixteen
ministers Of the gospel, and four school
masters.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25
FROM TEXAS,

By Houston papers to the Goth Decem.
Der, which came to hand yesterday. few
Texan items worth recording were re.
ceivcd.
Cook, the individual engaged in q
murder in Mississippi, and for whom n
a reward was offered, has been arrested at
Galveston, and is now in chains ut Iha,
place. He states the name of Willis Aus.
tin, mentioned in the advertisement relative
to him is not correct. The name Of his
accomplice is Willis Aston.
"Mr. Wilson, a Senator in Congress
from the Harrlsburgh District has been
expelled from his sea, by vote Of 10 to J..
The grounds upon which he was expelled
were, profanity, invoking the vengeance Of
God on any one who voted for a certain bill,
refusing to come to order when desired,
and divulging proceedings he was bound to
keep secret.
"A personal rccontre took place q few
days since between the two clerks Of the
Senate in the Hall between the two Houses
of Congress A pugiIistc combat caused
| him who came off second best 10 post his
antagonist Us coward, for refusing 10
receive challenge. Upon meeting in the
Hall, a scuffla ensued with canes, which
terminated in exchanging shots without
effect second shot from one Of the party
brongh, his opponent TO the floor, wounded
in The back. He WIS taken up supposed ia
be MORALLY wounded, but is since recover.
ing.
1.-THE Comanche Indians are still com.
hitting dcprcdations. But few days since
they succeeded in carrying off five persons
two or three Of whom were children Of Q
Mr.. Lockhart, residing west of the Colo
RADIO. They came down 10 Bastrop but (,
week or two since and stole several horse,
within the immediate vicinity of the town
These agsressions vii soon terminate, a.
a bill is now before Congress establishing
chain Of military posts along the frontier
which will effrc'uaIly cut off the Indian
from the settlements"
Some of the Texan editors talk of tn
probability of union between Texas an
; Inc adjoining Mexican States of Coahull
and Zamanlipas. Not very probable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25
IHeremOmctrrS, at the Variety
Shop. PANGBrnN & RRINsMAID.
LAMP WICKS
WANTED

In exchange for goods, Flannel Sleeps
L Grey Cloth, and few Tons of good
Butler. LATHRoP & PoTwIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-01-25
Fries. -We have had none this week I!

The prominent, and almost only topic
OF discussion in Congress for the past ten
days has been The mode Of appointing the
investigating committee. The friends OF
the administration at first insisted that the
committee should be appointed by the
Speaker /; but they were soon driven from
this position. They then demanded that
If tho House appointed it's own committee
the vote should be vira uoce, in order that
the deserters might be marked. On this
ground the battle has been fought and the
victory won. On Thursday week the final
question was put, and decided by vote Of
1i3 to los that the house should appoint
its own committee, and that by ballot.
The result was, the election of four wings
two conservatives, three administration
men, and one nulIfier. Mr.. Wise is chair.
man. OF course. The session is now too
far advanced to admit Of full invcsliga
ton but unless the Treasury Office is
burned down, or the committee locked on, ,
we shall get forelaste Of development,
which, when it comes, as come it must,
will astonish the civilized world.
The land bill, which virtually gives to
to the new states the remainder Of the
public domain within their limits, has
passed the Senate, by vote Of 81 to go
but we cannot but hope it will be defeated
in the house.
The N. Carolina Senators have presen>
ted the resolutions of their legislature
but inasmuch as the word "instruct," is not
contained in them, and they are not ex-
pressy commanded o resign, they announce
their determination 10 hold on, and violate
the known wishes Of their constituents
Mark this.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-20
&TATE OF LOUISIANA-First Jud cul Dis
~ trict Court
The State of Louisiana, TO all whom these pre-.

= ,r;r, co,., oi'i"NA- "S' 'oo 'a' D''
ri, S,n,c or 1,,;s;,,, T., ~, ,,on, ,hoso ~,
s.n,s s,,,I oo W ."as' ~ I'LL ""o'' '"'s0 p'''
Whore.s Wiz, Mnss, .c.h. o;,, ,cu,,.
villa Ena,,o,,' ~ VIZ ' ~ ,
h. H., Sh.:G having pu'e.s @" 'a,e '."u'
nor," Wv -. '.,e parish u o'oa's' NV p,o
florI of ,k;s na,,.. . ',, ss ,tI looJ ~
,ns sa w. a., al my o4cI NV ~ $50
e.. WI wv 1..ou u"y " 4H"s r. -
or ~, ~, vi a.sor',sc''ens ~ W
on,;,iod ,.o o, g. H., " Nv ss".o -, er ,'a
~, ~ ~. :o' '.'o i"'t'o' "''u'a -, " .'.e
J,n ~ MEL ;o1 a,''a '"'e' app'o'ou ''o ''"'"
""t VI n.a'c", 4o's'
IVY tncrelole' know yc' ana al persons me-
,no "o,': .4e nereoy si'Go anu ao"on's''s"
liz, "T T";oDi rne o''e OF LOUISIANA anu % INC
.:",t 'u'a' Dlstrct oo"t' VINO can SCI up any
',a. .. =. I'al III u"o 10 mo properly ncsG
l., ,ho ssJn" 49,, ~ o'"so'luo"co u any nlo'"y
ID. w." .nb H., VI Juuge"' VI ''c cpu!. ul
;,,a",;, :. "I s'1o w"s "a"e or uny 1reeu"'y o'
IN =" w. aplaseo''s anu ACCOMPLISHMENTS on
=" w. manner OF SAFE or Tor any o'nof oc''ct
wv VIZ, ~ s;o" cause "tn thtty Gays IRON
n,nor n' H., "a1 ,i.. '''ss.'eu , II. ..I p"o'lc
fsir"nd wy wv sa'o 81 "'ouo '"ou'o "o' W 'o"'
Tha a a";a '"o'os"tcu.
,,rish .G r."po ~aS , s'u y INC onet OF nv
faao w., ,;s,. -" .'o iAtn Wy VI fAP'''' a. -.
m H. J da - '. 1so m'ul'' ~"
,,,oI ,v;,,' y, e" ~ y. loS'' ~ sun NJ
- a7c ac ,h' , ".ao'y w.. DICT ~ s'cI'eI' Np
H. a.,L win y. III, court az "''cH "a'o
c.. NV '. Imam nachey oeca.'o INC purchaser
,",.ad p p',o "a WHY scyI,' thousand anu o'''
'" ~ u 4o''A'si Pu y"Io M lo''o"s' VIZ:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-20

ETAT DE- LA LOUISIANA
Cour du Premier District Judiciaire-L'Etat do Ia
Loulsana,-a tous ccux que ces prLsentps con-
ccrnent-SaIut
A TFENDU quo William Mackey. &c Ia vile dc
"a Maysvi!le Kentucky. ayant acletG a unc vcn,e
fate par 10 Sheritfde la Paroissc dOf.G.ns la pro-
prieG ci.apres Gcrtc, s'cst addre.sG au grutfe dc
ccttc cour OH Ia dte vcnc fut cnrfgistr@c 10 2eme
jonr do Mai Ge l'annGe 1889, ponr I'm avis, con.
frmG'nent un aclo de la Legislature dc l'Etat de
la Louisiana. intitulG Acto pour confrmer les
titrGs dies acquereurs aux vuntcs iudcillrcs :" ap-
prouve lie IL Mars 1884. Qu'il soft connu, e,
ou,cs personnes in eres>es sont par ces ptesen,cs
sonncs au nom do I'Etat de la Louisiana ct de Ia
colr d, Premier district Judicinru Gui poursaicn,
avoir droit la proprIGG c.apres Gcrite, conse.
qie"ce dun dGtaut de turme dams 'ordrc lie decrct
on lie Jugencnt dc 10 sour, Gu vertu duqurl Ia ven
6 tame, gu do toutc irregularitc ilieganG dams
ltsll,naton, .'avis on le temps OF lie modu dc la
sentc, OF PoIr pno nu,re cause quelconquc, da
ta1rc vor dams tEcnte jours dater de la puolica.
ton dc Get avis, pourquoi Ia v'ntc a,iis tate no
serait pas confirmeeet humologuce.
La ditto proprc,G fut vcndue par e Sheriff sus.
dit lie lleme JOUR dAvril dc l'uunee Is 8, en- verlu
dun dGrrct dc colla cour, rcudu lie 2 d,, Mass dc
Fame, 1897, dams nur.ire dc WiiIam iiackoy
conire Bier Steeycr, No. 1876 du docke dc
ce,te cour, ac!aqnelle vcnte rdll William Mackey
h'cst rcndu acqucreur pour 10 prx do 1927, 100
payable CONNIE snit--savui
l. acH"cIeuE aSSunlanl lG payment de la ElOltc dc
deux Bullets dc S. 7G5 Sc cents ch,,uc, qui scronl
dhs lie 26 mars 1910, Ell la balance compliant ; Fac.
qucrcnr assu'nant uussi lie payment dc Il: some dc
$e,3O0 dns la Banquo dc rpnion dc la Louisiana
uYcc lnertt au ,anx de ~ pour cent a comp,rr gu
!or. Ftvrier Is 9, ct ii balance compliant, ct re.
servant une hypo,heqre spectacle sur Ia propri6le
venduc, Jusqa'a &C que sol. payee.
Description do la Pre- .rGte d'ayres le transfer
jud,ciaire.
La notice indiviso de ccux cert in lots do TIRE
avcc toutrs les batiscs au,Glorations qui s'y
trouvent, ainsl que les drifts cnon,ins coutumes
servitudcs, privileges ct nylulNges y apparlenu,t
dune manerc quclconquo Ges lots son, contigus
ct tont partle dc la battu,c On "a du faubourg
Ste Marie de cette vile, iormnr., rencoignure Ia
plus basse dies rues Julie - N ,uvslle Levec, ct
sont designes par les nos. - ct yngt, sur un plan
do 10 di.e batture, darose tGtn," do Felix GriHa
noia'ro, date du 80 Jun 1885,. l., lot no. 10 mo-
sure Al p'cds pouccs de tu Ia tuo do Ia Nile
Lever, sur 100 pcds plus mnin dc pro!ondcur,
dapres un ccrtiiicat dd Josel,l iii s voycr dc Ia
Vile, date du 25 mars 1886, il yarat que ccs deux
dts tcrrains lncsurcnt ensemble, a. pieds anyluis
~ picds do tlce b II rue do la NpuveI, Levtc
sur loo dc p,ofondeur avrc ans.,i 9D0 arlious
au fond capital DO la Danque do 'Union do la
IouisiRue.
TGmoin Honorable A. NJ Buch nan, inre dc
Ia eour susdite, C, G Mai 1888.
P, LIE BLANC,
tl}n,nI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-20
MORRIS Il Co. No. 38 Chartras street, are now

MORRIS 4; Co. No. 38 Chartras street, are now
~ receiving and opening the most splendid, SUI
santial and fashionable stock OF Clo,hng they
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting ia
part of the following articles: blue, blue black, Jet
black, london brown, citton, olive, london smok.
AID golden olive irock and dress coats: beaver,
stable and harrington trock COATS elegantly 6rnisa.
ed; fancy and plain black cashmere and cloth
pantaloons. english and french fancy and plain
silk and satin vests; real new market com fort s :;
english and french fancy and pam scarfs and
hdks; chamols, slks-web and gnrl~eJns'ic sus-
penders: chamois, mcrino, lambs wool, welsh flan-
mel, silk and cotton sherls and drawers; fine
linin and cotton shirts, with linin bnsoms, plain
and rutilcd ivory pearl and plain handle silk UNI.
brellns CRAFTS" premium G'oves-alsc, n
beautiful article of white kid, for weddings, balls,
&c.; Sprittefeld silk and rsndapa hdkis; plain,
figured and EN- brodered Cambria do. silk, lamb
woods, marino, germantown, and brown and white
cotton half hose; all of which they offer low for
cash, or to puntual customers nenal Nov.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-20
LU GIN A COR IAL.

= CORDIAL de- LL' i>ri % L'EIIX[R DE
~ EAMOUR.-The United States Agent for The
LucInn Cordial Elixir of Live, returns his grateful
ackhaw Judgements for fl ttrns patronage whici,
he has already RECEIVED, and also for the nuy testI
nlonlas WHICH have been HIM touching the the III
most nirac Ions efficacy of this inestinahe medicine.
The well founded reputation of the Lucna Cordial
warrants the agent in Withdrawing his long advertise
n'ents; but for the benefit Of those persons WIN may
az yet he unaware Of lis nature, he would explicitly
state that it IS DR.. Aiuglin's celebrated discovery,
Which has created such ion in France.-Thut it
speedily restores tho vrile powers, where they hive
been exhausted by disease otherwise, and suhsian
TALLY ren"vacs the procreant functions; that it ia
efecual for the huor abus ard uuve all that it
Is the only remedy discovered for tie removal Of
impotsncy in males and barrcnness in females. Owing
tos vastly invs Orang qualities, it is also highly USE
inl in geet obslructed, difficult painful m"nslru
ton incontn"nce of'he urnr involuntary discharge
thereof chronic eruptions Of the skin. dropscal alice
tons of the aged &c.
In order that all c!asscss of society may receive IL,
benefit of d.. Muguns discovery. the American pro.
psetnr has consented that the Coz dial shnli he sold in
bottles OF six each, ut the reduced price Of 81
which is less than half tie price charged for it in
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOLDE3WELL, ". D.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale holeanc und retail
at M. 90 Poyd,ns street, between Magazine ami Camp
sta, New Orleans. moG
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-20

NORRIS e. Co, No. 50 Charities steel, are re.
cciving daily from their house in Philadelphia an
elegant and complete assortment, of Substantial
and fashionable clothing. They invite the a,trn-
ton of the public, as ,hev are warranted in saying
that strangers and citizens cannot furnish them.
selves mole 1lyanta geousy in any city in the
Union.
N. B. A few zen elegant ivory handle UNI
brellas, from - to 36 inches. Also, a large lot
whlte'pine packing boxes, various sizes, very low
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-20

EDuCATIuN-FRENCH and ENGLISH
Mr.. James, recently arrived IN this city, begs cave
to inform the citizens OF New Oleans that he will
open IN academy on Monday, ID, January, II, NJ.
10 Toulouse street, for the instruction of youth OF
both sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ABLY assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs.
Me'ther, who speak both those Ionguages with
great fuency and purity, and who will take charge
Of the department Of the young ladies.
Mr.. Jamea will give his whule attention to the
various branches Of education, and ha',ers himself
that he will give entire satisfaction to those VIII
may honor him with their confidence. nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-20
OTATE OFLOUlSiANA-Parish Of Orleans
~ Court Of Probate.
To all whnn, tbose Dresents NAV cOncefn-

-
- Court of Probate. =.
To all whom these presents may concern
Greeting.
Know ye, that where's William Mackey, res
idco, Of the city Of Maysville, KY, has applied 70
the Register of Wills, IN and Tor the parish q Guy
Of New Orl. ans, and ex "fci" CLERK ct the SSuls
OF Prnbaies, in and for The Parish and CT ~ we"
Orleans, aforesaid, for MONITlON or ADsEN7
TlSEME EMF, in coufurnity to the Act OF we
Legislature OF the State en,llrd s Al act Tor the
further assurance Of ,es 10 purchasers al judicial
Sales" approved 10 h of March, 1884, ho'ice 10
hereby given to all whom it may concern ihat ny
virtue of, and in obedience 10 an order Of SAFE rom
suid court of proba,es, in and for tie parish anu
April, one ,housarid eight hundred and thirty
eight, and rendered in The matter of the la,a
Nathaniel Cox, on the pe ti,ion Of Christopher ADJ
ans, Jun Syndic of the creditors Of said success:
sion Of Nathaniel C. X, deceased, WHICH order Ut
sale was also granted pursuant TO hs DELIBERATIONS
Of meeting of the cred,,nrs Of the deceased
duly held and conveyed an the ,hrd day Of Fet-
vuarr, eighteen hundred and ,hriy eight, before
II q Crnas. ESQ. No,ory Public, and also inter
tho legal and usu,, publjcu, N had been made,
the Register of Wills did sxpns. for lie by public
auction on the ninth d,y Of MAY, one thousand
eight hundred and ,h;rtv,eiye, G,r account Of thu
aforesaid succession Of the late Nathaniel Cox.
dee eoscd The landed nr,ner,v hereinafter descri.
bed, belono;no ,o ,I,e snd Succession. which mo
perry WINS adiudica,cd To said William Mackey as
the lns, and L;ohee, h;dd.r ,ber.op for the ,n,ni
price and sum or seycn,.en thousand dollars.
Dsscrint;,n of he nr,ner,r os a;ven in rho Ind;c,,
r. nvcyon'e
All and sinoular two cert,n los Of ground.
,ogc,Ier with mo h,,l,;no, md ;n,nrovemen,ss
thereon, and ali The T;uh,s' nr;vileues. cus,om,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-20
Ntji iCi

Mr.. GEORGE MERRICk having resigned the Of
fee ofchie Engineer of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, Mr. John Hanpson has been appoint
ed in his place. to whom all persons having business
with wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will apply the Rail Road Office, Poydras street,
BY order Of the Board.
lsigned JOHN NICHOLSON,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-20
RURNHAM's DROPs.--rhs medicine was

yo't " w w Et-L|S, sec y,
DURNHAM'S DROPS.--'rhs medicine was
- discovered by the proprietor and has been sub
)ec,ed TO his careful observation for many yea RS
in every variety Of pIac'icc, and all the disease,
of tho diversified American climate; and il is moi
given to the public with the utmost confidence and
believe that 1t is, most clearly forth in the
pamphlet accompanying the same, the best med-
cine ever thrown within the rench Of all classes Of
society. 1t is with the grentes, propre,y given in
all the maladies which afilict the human race from
the established fact, that, when taken into the s,o-
mach it acts according to the stale Of the s,om-
emetic, duretic, sudorIc, cApec,orant, or crpere,
medicine. That !, is real " VIVA, it pur ports to be,
needs only lrial to satisfy tho most incrednIous.
The tact is daily coming 10 the knowIe ledge Of the
proPr'l"rs OF its beneficial and saving effects in
cases OF the ague and fever, bilious, typlus, ncr-
vous and scarlet levers, inAuenza, violent cOids,
dysen.erry or fiux, dyspepsia measles, satisfy
them that they are not only warranted in warmly
Recommending it, Blu, they are called upon from a
sense off duty winch they owe TO the human family
to say to all, try it, and you will bear ample tcsli-
ony to oil we have sid on the subject.
The cholera itself, the wors, scourge which, he
ever visited our country, has been successfully co.'s
quercd the proprietor in thirteen with the
OF this medicine only, without the loss Of single
patient. The medicine is pre.,arcd only by duc' ors
BURNtlAM DAVIS, ST. Luuis Missouri; and is
pat up in phIals each accompanied with plain
and distinct direction, and conirining about sixty
SEES, to be had for seventy five cents, which
makes It much the cheaPes! me uh inc eyer offered
to the public.
The above medicine il cold whol.s e and retail
by our Agen,s, Henry Eonnabc, D,uggis and
Apohecory Tchuuptouas street. New Orleans.
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NO CURE NO Pa
nR. JOHNSON, Office 10 Bien"isle stree, con


TAR. JOHNSON, Office 10 Bleurille STREE, con
IL ines his practice to the treatment OF Vencreal
Disease IN all its different forms.
Dr. johnson, from Residence of many years. in Hos,
pals in Europe, devoted 10 the treatment Of Venereal
Diseases, apd from his present extensive practice in
that particular branch lf the profession, guarantees
safe speedy and c!ectua to such pasons qs are
troubled with any OF the following diseases. via
Gonorrhoea, Glec.s Structures, Chancres, bubos
Seminal Weukless, Affections ofthe Bladder, Kidneys
Loins, Urehra, PROSTATE Gland, swelIsd ] estices'
Eruptio9s on the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
Ioipts;
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
his disease.
Recent cases cured in two three days without the
use Of Mercury interruption IRON business, or a'era-
ton in The mode Of living.
A medicine t. prevent Yenereal Disease can be OBJ
tanned Of Dir. Iq!nsuH Il is from the recipe Of the
Baron Larry, a celebrated French Surgeon, and was
used Ly him during tie several campaigns in which he
served Us Surgeon Ganerai in the F,euch Army.
Sold by Dr.. johnson, at his Office. Those persons
having any ata. tion Of Yeuareai Disease anil ebou
taxing voyages, Or enovi"s To ,ha county, would
do we'll nv giving DR.. Johnson call, rs proper mct
zines lor their cure the sh"r.est time bc put up
with written directions io' their use.
Office open from IN the morning until l0o'clock at
isht.