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TESTIMONIALS, &c.
Burlington, Vermont, 18th Noyr. 1885,

Burlington, Vermont, 18th Novr. 1886.
| 10 whom 1t may concern
lhis Is to certify that Messrs Wood and Trow
oridge, have put into our Saw Mil one of Gideon
m mG1cn"'ss Patent Vertical reacting Water
"heels our head Of water is feet. The diam.
e.er OF inc wheel is 26 inches. The length ofho
smart is IL feet, with wheels on the shaft We
una inns wheel to give us about 2I0 strokes per
minute WIN TWO saws through "a inch log with
ordinary feed. We find the motion of the mill
quite too quick with wheels and have therefore
past on one gate, and now run it, using only four
wheels' This we find gives about $50 revolutions
per minute in good sized timber. From the erpe.
riehce we have had with these wheels we are de-
cidedy oil the opinion that they are far superior 10
any other wheel now in use. We find that we arc
not troubled with back water as we were with tho
common Futter wheel we also have in one Of
notchkiss wheels for gg wheel, and we think
tar superior to the common Gigs /: their suneriorty
consists In their being entirely secure from. ice
we 90 most cheerfully recommend the above
mentioned wheels as being much more economical
aha capable OF doing one fourth more business
,ho oa 'e oiu iasnioned wheels, especially where
there is low head and back water.
FOLLETT & BRADLEYS
nose wishing further information are referred to
IN, .I ,oitowing gentlemen: Hon. G. w. LudIum, P.
h; ailSourgh, Sullivan Co. n. Y.
N. "A. johnson, aaron Thomas, Joseph Thom-
as a. ana ohVer Thomas Great Bend Township,
eusquehannah Co. Pa. and Col. Jeremiah Baker
o. tne same place. Ezra Barton, Mlllwright,
Windsor, Broome Co. N. Y.
\, Nichols Il Hayte, Painted Post, Steuben Co.
n T., Amos Smith, Triangle, Broome Co. Ny.
1oseP1 s1eConnell, James NJ. Dick, David Pike,
1ohA LICK, David Dick, Freeman II. wilcoI.
Gee: W. Wood, Albro Phelps, Benjamin H.
SANFORD, Allan Nichols and others Of ViennL
Oneida Co. n Y.
messrs' Pike, Wood and Phelps are Millwrighi%
- oniDsId Mills, near Forestburghin Thomson,
''.uOeh Co. n. T., N. p. Stewart, Rome, N. J.
" Rights for the State of Vermont may 10
lad y BY applying to J.H.E EDWARDS,
Vt.
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of the United States. Many
of the most recent improve
ments in the cotton spinning
trade were American inven-
tons. The patent rights were
mostly held by Americans, and
were disposed of to manufac-
turers on the continent.
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in which the parties pledge themselves to
each other for life, or there can be no
matrimonial engagement. Nothing short
Of this can be accounted betroihment,
and nothing more is necessary TO its per-
felton,
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No wailful cry, no fearful shreA
Bars. from the lips Of vcrosiquo
Calmly she gard upon the dead,
And stern vigour filled her frame
She wspt no, once each cherished name;
She marsd each ball tina, fury sent,
And when its mighty force was spent,
The deadly pon6rous weight she caught
In her strong hands, and swiftly sought
The few, the noble .ui'ring few,
To God and to their Country true;
Who void Of arms, Of arts dread power,
Fought bravely in their dying hours
To these the trifing aid she gave,
To these the iRjur'd suff' ring brave,
Erect she stood amid The fight,
Her dark eyes flashing forth their hgk,,
Nor needed she the balls that Sped
Like arrows round her aged head,
In accents firm, in accents loud
Thus spako she to the battling crowd:
81 have no tears, no grief TO cast away,
No sorro~ thrills me, and know no fear,
All other feelings OF my heart give way
To one deep Vengeance concentrated there.
What, though my hearth be desolate,
And widOw'd I may be,
It's sweet to think shall have los,
MY all for LIBERTY!
I've said i,-yss, and shalt live to SEQ
The day when this, my country, win be free;
When despoi Monarchs will no more have pow
To slay our Children, and our wealth devour;
To lay our fair lands waste, and send horde
offoreign hirelings with destroying swordj-
To FIRE our holy temples, and polIu,e
Our shrieking naidens at the affairs foot;
Our bleeding husbands ruthlessly to goad,
Their to,,'ring limbs with heavy chains to load;
To sack our dwellings, and with brutal JOY
The peaceful, unarm'd habiants destroy;
To try with infamy their names to brand,
And homeless drive them to a stranger land
To wrss, each RICH, that God and nature gave
To change the noble freeman to the slave;
To scott at our brave children Of the soil
Aud boast Of crimes that make the heart rceol
To call them rebels, traitors to the cause
OF Virtue, and to Royal England's laws -
But still be traitors, If trait'rous it be,
To pant, TO thlrs, for Sacred LIBERTY,
To sue, to huubly sue for Equal Right,
AID when denied, to try to crush the nigh.
or a eurs'd faction, whose tyrannous sway
Drives Freedom, Justice, from the land away;
That scorns you, lOathes you, gals you with its
chains,
Because the blood Of France flows in your veins.
Despair We not, the time 10 near at and
When ye as JUDGES, they as judged shall stand
whea foul Corruption hence must wend its way
nd soea'ano,hcr home, another prey;
When ffon your grievous yoke, RELEASED you'll be;
And yocr lova Country prosperous and FREx!
ST. Adams, i7,h May, 1889.
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BRITISH MANUFACTURES.


this subject. Mr.. Phillips mad
some interesting statements
showing the extent to whic
British manufacturers were ri
vailed by those ofother nations
and tracing this evil to the in
furious operation of the corr
monopoly. He said: "In 1894
that branch of the cotton man
facture with which his constitu
ents were connected-he meant
the cotton spinning trade-was
a manufacture almost unknown
on the continent, but in the
United States of America, a
most active competition sprung
up in this article of trade; and
the quantity manufactured in
the United States was equal to
the whole manufacture in this
kingdom at a very late period.
He would call to the recollec-
lions ofhonorable members this
circumstance, that there was
at present a town in existence,
within IS miles of Boston, one
of the most important Ameri-
can manufacturing districts,
where the power employed in
the manufacture of cotton, was
equal to 5000 horses. and was
now in active operation; and
not merely for the purpose of
supplying the American mar
kets, but for competing with
and beating the British in TO-
reign markets.
This was place where, Id
'r Is years ago, not a soul was
o be found; it was a new man.
featuring district which has
prung up as it were in the de-
ert, and supplied first of all
he American markets with ar
icles which used formerly to be
from England; and
econdly, was assisting to dis
lace the British manufacturer
rom other markets. (Hear,
The hon. member for Wolver-
ampton, had correctly stated
nat the American manufac-
lrers were not only in the hab-
of supplying their home mar
cts, but come also into COM
etition with the British, in|f
lexico, in the ports on the $
astern coast of S. A., & in the
'arkets round Cape Horn, and c
n the western coast; and when / /
e mentioned that the new Gre D
ed American town which he P
ad already mentioned, consum- q
!, annually 10000 bags ofcot-
H., he thought the house would Il
ell convinced by that instance, o
the formidable nature of the Il u
of the United States. n
he Americans were, in fact, o q,
eating the British in the reno b b
st market which the latter
'ssessed-the market of Chi W
|; and it was an acknowledge o. o.
fact that in 1888, the Amer et
ans sent out to Canton 1866 ed
NJ yards of cotton manufac- w w
red goods. In Calcutta, too.
spite of the protection which di
e British manufacturer re- pr
wed of ten per cent, he was t n
mpeted with, and successful
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E The discovery of NJ. Daugerre, OF max
ing landscapes, portraits, &C., without the
pencil or BURN, and by means only OF the
reflected light admitted from the object in
TO the camera obscura, continues to absorb
the attention of the learned Of Paris.
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NLsTERI y PAPER HANGING! STOIy5-
l'rh y SIcIrrsh;, QurnorIy j. {. Weeks 1. T., :
would NEST rrSprrii"is" !ulurIu his ireu
the uhllc IN grneI"I, that he has and is CO
~ receiving general assortment Of upholster,
aui taper hanging. The t, itnwinc comur.cts :,
pant Of ms stock, which, he Oilers for sale at wbot
sale retail On the mast accom- II, udutiu8 ,c,,,s
viz
French velvet and satin paper, latest style do
Init common and common, Philadelphia u,o2,d
md nngiazcd do do, French landscapce. fire
boards, blinds, &c. L" velvet and wurstrd d,, d.,
norranze do cours, silk iunI. and galIouus at att
quliles. patterns and prlr,s, worsled trlugns as
,"rtrd pattern. plain and coior,d S"i>p muslin
Attest style plain and ,uluuutd, cotton d,aDrry
nusEs p'ain and t"lIird, assorted culors. new
lyle OF needle "nrk for sofa cushions, f,o,s,o,i
overs &c ne" style OF bell pul|rrs, raised ti.ures
ne piu'n, gilt window ornaments Of all patterns
md ''ze>, gilt eagles batll and spears, feathers,
&c, glass knobs, casters, hair cloth, figured ana
dam, large assortment of TOYS f r chIlIren:
arge silk cord aud tassels wo!sed cord and ,as
'e.s, u general assortment Of uphulsero aud paper
,ahgings, constantly on hand and foo sale n, tho
lowest pnces a, Nos Al Royal aud Ga Custom
.l"use SITS.
N B-Persons in the city from the country,
are respec' fully invited 10 aall and examine tor
themselves. Carpets and curtains made in the
i'est modern style, rooms prepared at the suort.
est notice. aud all kinds OF uphoIdeslerv work
zone with neatsesS and dcspnlch oct3
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Art. ii. Quo les dvidcndes do profits uprc
avoIr pave toutcs charges ct dGprnscs &c la CO.
pagnie eront dcclarccs ct payGcs les aclionnaire.
10 premier Lnndi dc Juliet dc hague anncec pen
dant Persistence dc cctte compagnie p-clnieretncn,
reservant dix pour cent des profits pour les casual
| ties.
Art, -. QUA uno election genGra, des action
mares toues les re les ct regulations Il reyard dl
nombres dcs votes que chaquc aciopnaircs dovra
bonner, ct quclquc autr; chose relative lc hicn,
cre dc la comp gnc seron, consdGrG, ct les rGrlcs
ct regul lions avaut dit scra dcnominG IS les Par
lois dc la compagnc dc rcmorque Phoenix" C: la
meme sera ohIigatore sur los dts actionnaires {,
lcurs hGritars.
Fait ct passG ell mon Ct u,c dams la vil!o dc IN
NouveIle orleans, en- lie presence dc Daniel J.
Ricardo, ct J. w. Hassurd, lemons d'ugc rcauis
ct do'nenrant dams celtic vile Gui apposcnt lcurs
signatures ensembles, les dit ,Gnions ct moi,
IL dit notaire, premiere Avril mil hut cent trcnlc
hut
Origincl sgnc. JOHNS. Walton, Joseph W. Dl
Wis, 3 l!arrod, d. .. ClarkS, $. Morrison. Anna
bi" a. b. Ben, john Hughes, John r. Osborn
Mark Thomas. John Hall, J. htssard, D. J Rcar
DO, Joseph Is. Marks, not. pub.
Je ccrll'in que ceci est unc vrac copi1 dc roriri
MAJ acte cxtant en- mon rCgistrc; cctte to
)accorde ccs presents ma signature ct IT,
sceau do mon office d la nouveIIc Orleans, 10 %
lvr.
a29 OF JOS. B. MARKS, Not Pub
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NsAKRtAGE PHYSl)I.onIcAlLY DISCUS
W SED. Translated r,p the French of Jean On
boiS, NJ. ID. by lillian Gree ,'ie'd.
Part lst. On the necessity ci Marriage
Love!
PART art J al,
Marriage PhysoloscHlly Discussed is the mes,
useiu, aud derdedy the most Interesting work that VIC
ever read 1T will break u' rakes and spinserS
and make more more uarred men women than any
pubcutinn thai has everbecu sanctioned by the court
Of Hynen.-La MOanteure.
This is great took aud will be productive o. Fia5
good in the community, i is true it contains much
strange language, but then subject is its excuse,
sud If The Pope had write it, he could have
treated il more telicately We especially recommend
It's n>t uctions it Courtn@, TO The attention os
young a1ies am genlieni !: tit may BE- in quest
par,uers.-Le petit Courier Drs DANES.
For sale at % Poydras s, between Magazine and
Camp street. Price 81. N< "7
AATS-90o bushels landing from steamer llonert
~ for sale by ABRAHAM TRIER,
al 81 Gravicr st
1 OAF SUGAK-5n basket 5. 4, IN store tor sale nv
IL may SHALL Il BROWN, 46 VI ,gn line St
DilNTS, OILS, GLASS, H.tLour.,, Nc.-.usI
1 landing from ship Constitution, and for sae--y
lboV0 feet OF lass, best quality, from skin 23N2z
3tiO kegs white lead, pure $50 do green paint in .
br ke4 "a doz JupuneL tins Tor 5000 III li,hrage
70 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes, also of0D00 and
900 do Gases green in powder; superior article
do do cans large of sash tools of every
size and Qui;tv sable pencils for To- fat MARKING
brushes for nerchants artists ccors in oil read, pre-
parcel in boxes, fitted p with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
Flake and iemnitv w,itc; 60 packs gold leaf white
and yellow gum arabic; and large and choice as
sortment of paints dry col ors oil turpentine varnish
&C., for sale, wholesale and retail, the lowest prices
by MONDEI.LI
avg So Camp eli.
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- TATE OF LOuISIANA-Flrst Jud cial Dis

VIC. court
nc slate OF Louisiana, to all whom these pre-
sch t, sha!l come. greeting:
y" hcreas, "IiIiam Mackeyooi tho city OF Mays
''lie, htntucky, having purchased at sulo made
ny the sheriff OF the parish Of Orleans, the pro
Pef,y hereinafter described, hns appliad to the
cefK OF TINS court, IN whose office the deed OF sale
was recorded on the second day OF May. AID. 1899
'or monitor or advertisement in conformity to
al act OF Tie Legislature OF the State OF L"sInna
eHt'tieu ian act Tor tho further assurance OF titles
purcnasers at lil!cal sales" approved tho tenth
DAY OF March, 1884.
Now, therefore, know yc, and all persons inte-
rested herein, are hereby cited and adnonishcd i'll
inc Inc, hamn OF the State of Louisiana, and Of the
i"sl 1nacml District Court, who can set up amy
.ent' ,i'e or Clam IN and to tho property hercn
nv, "escrioco III consequence OF any normlily
III ''o o'uer' "ecrco' or Judgment ct lho court u
~ WYNN ''c S-'c was mace, or any lfreguiarily or
III t'e ".Pfnlsc'ileh's and advertisements,
H. .''c' Ut manner oil SAFE or Tor any other defect
10 sno" cause, "i.h'n thirty days from
wy yrs ',o'''''o'' Is ltst inserted III the puollc
t.p''s' WY t'c sac so made should not be con-
Ti' NV NV, Nv ''oo n''e"'
;ah u p'or1'ty was s"'a ~ inc 'ohcrlif OF tho
1san "'o.o "''o on Inc ll'n Gay OF April, "A. ID.
'''"1 " "'cTcc OF lnlS court rendered
ill.,. ,T'nS y, "afc"' a. - 1888 IN Il suit en-
oouc " ma" 'hachey vs. bcr N >t'cver, No
''o VI lnt oocket OF TINS court, at whca sale
c , I h'''n Mac"ey became the purchaser
NV ~ IE' u twenty seven Thousand and ono
''" .r',, uo.'a,s' payable as follows viz
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ALLIGATOR, LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
Efg d Lssvs, an, Mobile Tuesdays. Thurs
~. - splendid steamer Champion, lex.
cept IN case Ut st'rms,) to Pe"sacola thencc mr.
steamer LIE Roy to La Grange, and thence four
morse post coaches via Mariana, Bainb:idge. Pin.
uerloh, Berren, Outlaws, AID Perry, to Macon
ia theoco via MiIIcdgcvilIc, and Sparta, to War;
fem.on thence per rail road cars to Augusta.
Ahe Champion IS i'll splendid order with new
'"nper boilers, coppcrcd a:,d ppcr fastened.
no 'c Eoy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations arc as handsome as any DO #.
me beau iiul Santa Rosa Sound, and Cnoc,n.
watchie Bay presen, the most interesting steam M
VACATION in the South---acing at the samct nm,
perfectly land locked.
ne Teams are not SURPASSED on nv route in tho
country the drivers, to u man, careful and attcn
tive. 0
Tho bridges heretofore dangerous hayo b en-
newly built, so that high waiors do not inter cre
he ealing houses have been mostly changed,
ana are now as good as "n any ro ID in tho Son,b
IL IL generally known that tho excellence and
hardness OF the roads enable the teams ut all sea-
sons to make great speed. Their smoolhn, IS Sc
cures the Traveller from tho ordinary fatigue Of
stage travelling.
The Line is now IRVING its passengers from
augusta to Mobile in four days u d twelve
hours, or to N W Orleans in tour days and twenty
hours. Going to Augusta, the line is six dnvs
travelling is the same as i, tho other direction, tut
inc difference of time on the ruute, is caused bya
day being lost in Pensacola, which. however, is
wen repaid by the op orunty it gives of seei g
tho Navy Yard, tho Old Spanish Forts, etc. The
travel or also sleeps at Macon, and again at ~
tcnton. This arrangement will continue TIL the
travel turns nortlward, whom the line will DO tho
$ me from Mobile to Augusta, us it is nJw ia the
other direction
This Advertisement contains plain stat men,
OF f"cts' the accuracy of which tho proprietors
guarantee to each passenger in tn, penalty Of his
stage fare.
:, Maps tho Line may be at tho Elk hange
Hotel, New Orleans, and a. the Mansion Hnmsc
Mobile
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SAT so
The liie extends, by branch to Tallahassee.
at Chaltahoochc the limo connects with the
steamboat carrying tho mail to .Apa achicola and
st. Joscph's
Office ut the Mansion House, Mobile
NIL 0 LoSrWICK, Agent, Mobile.
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Mt & l..
MIR. GEORGE MERElCK having resigned the of.
nee OF chief Engineer OF tn" New Orleans uud Carroll.
ton Kali Road, Mr. Jota Humpson has been rppoiur
ed III his place, 10 VIII !! persona l,u.ing business
"'h. ar wi-'''-' '"' ''7".ut!Is sad Nul! Road
viii Lust' al lo H"ii y. ID tfr., Pnv,ras .,rrc,
" = T." ult.cr III ID" i,ost..
.a'EH"dl J5I!N AtEHDLsON
40, J7--if -, cashier
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ABERNTHY'S DYSPP TIC LXIR.

Ir, bsritrthy, mo greatest t4ilEl3n Surgeons wa
opinion that nine-,entls Of the diseases that aifec
.s,ankind originate in the stomach This EHxs was
usc4 by him with the most unprecedented succnss in
lis private and pubic r'nccS Tor upwards OF tory
Loss Of appetite FatuIency, Di>tenon Of the Stuni-
och, Pain in the side Henvinesa OF the Head and nGli-
ion to Sleep irresularty OF the Bowels and IN ali
cases where Indigestion tusvc habit is found to
exist.
This medicine must not be numbc ed among the host
ofouack nnstrums now before the public, as il is the
sole invention of the ablest nnt most tile Surgeon
Europe Produced and the secret % preparing i,
was purchased by the agent for ve,y large sum. 1t is
xgrceaoe and pleasant to the taste, mild upcr
isn, always keeps the bowels free, impars vgor and
strength to the SYSTEM ind cheeruness to the mind,
aud few botics removes the confirmed cases OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion and prcvcnsa return at any
New York, Eth August, 1888.
So Madison. street
SlR:-In consequence of leAding sedentury life, |
have been troubled, less, with Indigestion for
zen years; for the last three years my suerings have
been nsup pertabIc have tried several ply <icians
and number of qnack medicines, with deriving any
Benefit 1 dsspaired of ever obtaining my permanent
relief and resi- gncd myself 10 tho ,s hopeless despair
{ was persuaded by nany friends 10 try AberneLy's
Dyspcptic Elixir. have now finished the fourth bot
to- and know not how to express N.Y. nration of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle has performed in
restoring me TO that health which |: ughr lost for
ever. Send me half dozen bottles nv e. and except
uy thanks for the blessings you have errcdh by
iloriug mt to psri,ct health.
Iremain yours,
JCOB Mt)NkOE.
The agent has in his possession sevc hundred tcs-
,imo,als similar the above, of the extraordinary vr
tues of this medicine. Sold by appointment, at DIR.
Johnson's l40 isienvilla street. ov.5
NTEEL PENs-Felt's Nos. !, s;3S pens
- Daniel Webster pen, Fes large barrel pen
Congress large do Pcrry's fiat spring do
do small do do slit do
Windels ladies' do DO double patent
do imperial Double patent do
Cofs barrel do do National do
And GillUts Commercial, for sale at
DAVID FELT e. Co, 81 Charities st,
fe6 N Y Sta'ioners Hall
IVOMpAssEs, THERMOMETERS, MICKos
~ COPIES, Adjust received and for sale by
VIM. Mexican, corner of Camp and Common streets,
enerai so,tment OF Surveyors CompaSses,
Mathematical INSTRUMENTS, Drawing Pens.
Spring Dividends, Spring Buy Pens, Ivory Pro
tractors,
Ivory Scales, t;unter's Scates Glass Trianglss,
Parallel Rulers Microscopes, Thermometers,
Camera Obscuras, Survey Chains.
Wsssu Tapes. SC
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Indian DYE, for c"IorIng the HAIR Bears OIL
Russians bears grcese, pomarum, Micha~'s F,e,
Gle wash, superior pearl powder, hlp wh,:e, cream
"' roses, vegetable rouge, OTTO Of rose, LIP sulye
kreosote tooth wash, ca honc dentrltice. oranoe
Hover water, powder putfs and boxes, American
charcoal, neatly put up in tour ounce viats, Pres.
ton salts, cologne, krcoso,e tooth ache DROPS hair
brushes, k.nslisl dressing combs, Indian HAIR oil.
with variety Of other Periumeres, &c. For sale
oy G. J. TRlNCuARD,
oct ) corner OF Canal and Bourbon sts
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EDUCATION FRENCH a.A AG
MIR. jam s, recently arrived IN II rItY,b
to inform the ciIztns of New q eB3a tbl
open al academy on Monday, Is, Al ,ar,
10 TOULOUSE street, tor tao lnslTt ,ot Of
both sexes, in French and Eng III, 10 +.
will be ubly assisted by Mrs. 20 8
MelGher, VINO speak buth ,hosc r"suil
great fiuency and purity, and whr ,.5't ia..
OF the department OF the young iaties
Mr.. James Will give bis Whole ao"ryio
yarinus branches OF education, an, Raltags
that he will give entire sl,iStacti mao MI
may honor him with their coniider4e,e
RytPf.-l5U coils tor sale by
'I'tttrt, :
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us prop Il nm rrcevoG Il Il 40
certificates ana : II docunc ITS, n ir
" 5 eciilc Ointment" u,,warrS Of
which were written by rcspcc, lie oieu.
Medical Faculty, all brcalhin. lie un
and satisfaction.
Pre- nred at 1913 Liberty street eiH
for sale =. G5 Poydras street, Nv OF an
mar2G If
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No l,UhE NORA
nR. IIINSON, Office | 10 lhcnri: street, con
III fines his practice 10 the treutneGt OF Neuureu

L AN. u llNSoN, bRce ~ H1cilflIt StTfct, con
IL fines his practice to the treatment Of peurreul
Disease II all its different forms.
Dr. JousoA, trom residence Of many years in Hos.
pials europe, devoted 10 the treatment Of Venereal
Diseases, sd fpm his pres nt extensive practice in
that particular branch Of the profession, guarantees
safe, spe.,y and electua cure to such petsuns
,,oublcd With ANY Of the following diseases, VIZ
Gunorrlnca. elects, Str.ctH cs, Chancres, Bubos,
Seminal Weakness Alat ofthe Bladder, Kidneys
Lons Urthra, Fros,rale GLAND, Sweli-d | eslices,
Eruption. on the Skin, Sore Throat, pans in the
Joints;
And III, numerous symptoms wl'icl. generally follow
his diseae.
Recent Eases cured in three days without the
use of Mecurv, interruption from brsness ultera-
ton in ,hen,ode oflving
A medicine to prevent Vcncrcal Disease can be oh
Gained of lr. johnson. 1t is from the recipe of the
Baron Larry, celebrated Fre"ch Surgeon and was
xsed by tn during the several canpui5 in which he
<served as surgeon General in the French Army.
: Sold by DR.. johnson, at his office Those persons
ss-r an, aiet ton of Venareal Disease, and pbout
: sea voyages or removing to the country, would
$ .ci b, giving DIR. johnson a call, proper medi-
s.nes for der cure in the shortest time can DO put up
will, written directions 70, their use
Office v,sa from in the morning until 10 o'clock
light.