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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-24
TEMPERANCE NOTICES.

Mr.. COFFIN, late an agent of the New York State
Temperance Society, win spend short season in
Rutland County during the current Winter. Among
other interesting and commcndatorv notices which
Mr.. c. has in his possession, is the following
ALBANY, December 3, 1917.
Jonathan c. Coffin has long been employed by
the n. 7. State Temperance Society, and is justly
entitled to the well earned COMMUNICATION of faith
full, digent and successful Agent, having visited
every county in the State, and obtained during his
agency 10000 signers the total abstinence pledge.
In any field in which he may hereafter labor, he
carries with him our cordial wishes and prayers for
his highest happiness and continued usefulness.
PHiIIP PHELPS, State Central X. r. WooD,
AFRO TABER, ! Committee .. SCovu.
Mr.. Coffin will lecture at the following places and
times viz
Fast Rutland, Wednesday, 23d.
Mcndon, Thursday, 2tth.
Sherburne Friday, 25th.
Pittsfied, Saturday and Sunday, goth and 18th
Chittenden, Monday 2Sth
Pittslord, Tuesday and We'd, Doth and March 1st
l'randon, Thursday and Friday, 2d and Sd.
1t is requested that ciergymcn and the friends Of
Temperance in the several towns viii aid in giving
publicity to the above appointments.
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NOTICE.

FENEIE Copartnership heretofore existing I'M
IL der the firm of Randall & Burnap, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, and the
Book accounts will be settled by Charles A..
Randall. G. A. RANDALL.
G.. G.. BURNAP.
Pittsford, Jan. 81, 1913. 1896
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-24

a lsdy in Troy, n. Y, who had been given up by
her physician, sends the following Trey, May Il,
1916. DR.. Fowle--In October last, I took vio!ant
hacking cough, accomplished with night swoatq,
which reduced me vory,low. A few dave aCcr /
was taken employed ore of our hest physicians,
but received no help; tried another but with no
worse all the while. At this stage of the disease I
was reduced so low as to DO unable to turn myself
in bed, or sit up while my bed was made. My ply
9cinns finally CAV" ne M, Gnd said that had the
consumption, and that there was no help for me-
Ny friends advised me to try WistNr's Basam Of
Wild Cherry, bat the Doctors objected, sNid that it
would only hurry me out of the world; finally
procured bottle, and by using three bottles was
restored to poriecthcalth. Mrs. SARAH LAWSON.
The genuine signed |. BUTTS Oh the wrapper
For sale by L. ]. BLISS & CO, Brandon John
Sinonds, Whiting; Il Wright, Shorcham, and H.
Simonds, Pittslord also, for sale byDcalers il Med
icncs generally in Vermont.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-24

ALONzQ POTTER D. D. IL. D. Bishop of
Pennsylvania.
SIDNEY WILLARD, A. NJ. Late Professor of
lehre%, &c., Harvard University.
Benz. HALE, D. D. President. Of Gcnova College,
ROBLEt DUNGuSoN, NJ D. Professor of
in Jefferson Ned. College, Philadelphia
FRANCIS BOWEN, A. NJ Sditor Of the North
AmorcNe Review.
CHARLES FOLSOM, A. N, Librarian of tho
Boston AthenTum.
HECTOR HUMPHREY, D. D. President of St
JONAS College Maryland.
DAVID J.. SWAIN, LII. D. pTesitsnt of Univcr-
sity Of North Carolina.
PHILIP LlNpsLEY, D. D. President Of tho
University Of Nashville, Tenn.
\. LAWRENCE LlNDSLEY, A. n. Prof. Of An.
Ian. & Lit. Cumberland University, Tenn.
he above recommendation not having had
to. LEVI WOODBURY., Ii, D.
Justice U, s. Supreme Court, Mass.
his Dictionary, in constant use, I fully concur
it as a very valuable aid to science
10. FRELlNGHUYSEN, LII. d.
Chancellor of the University Of New York,
titical Dictionary of the English Language"
nee JOHN WHEELER, .. d.
President of the University OF Vermont.
AFTER s. co. 1G, Water Street, Boston,
3G:SS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10
LlGET!-LIGHT!.


SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
- requiring Light and cheap. too that every rich
and poor, can buy it. 1t is neat CANDLESTlCk, max
ing and wicking its Candies out OF Talow, Lard,
any Grease that will burn BY simply turning the bottom
the Candlestck beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE is
forced OF the top and any desired length wish
iom one inch to two feet in height.
Lit neat and simple candlestck conse
quently may be1nanaged by child.
g. By of this you convert all your refuse
into Candles and thus obtain light from TO cents g week.
D. The wick dry and smooth, thus vibration flicker
ing of the flame, but burns like sperm candle:
The wick be changed without at all disturbing the
candle If too large put in small one; too small
large one. 85A.
o. You coil in the bottom of the candlemaker candle
SUCK wick sufficient to last five weeks where it
mains out OF sight and out of the way.
D. GU may keep candle at the height all the
unie 10r ten years-no stumps pieces lett.
requires repenShlng with grease taow week
Sping OF grease it falls turns over but neat
y and cieanly any lady could desire
-. 1T cannot get out of order.
TO- proof of their superiority utility and neatness the
immense number sold Is sufficient The price Uniform and
same all over The United States and the article requires
only 10 De seen 10 convince the most ncreduous OF the fore
gong facts N0iamy will be without them who scrape
together the small price asked y.
with a small capital active business man can make
QUICK and pfohabe operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article territory where has yet been
sold Persons who desire 10 embark neat pleasant and
hishly lucrative business invited to call at office
NO 50 PERDi/)O STREET. North side between St Charles
and Carondelet streets. New Orleans.
The monopoly Of the city of New Orleans and States o.
LOUISIANA, Georgia, North Carolina and Arkansas for the
sale OF this article offered and proposals will be received
supply OF Louisiana and Texas
mh5 tt H. r. MYERS e. 20
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A LIST or CHOICE BOOKS,


OANID MAE MAGNETisM : Published. BY FowIEf q
PHRENoLoGr PROVED, AND ArpL1ED 90
practical, standard work On lne scleacs 4 EoIr
PHYSIOLOGY, ANIMAL AND Me- 4. o.
Appled the ana q hsa Eyr
apnad - III and perfection Of character, -
MEMoRY AND INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT -. ~
Greatly enlarged and improved. "A superor WORK. so
a,v and facts applied to human improvement, "
RELIaIoN NATURAL AND REVEALED :.........'..'-. oV
or the moral bearings OF Phrenology, re-
o9 Mitn notes and observations by O. S. Fowler,
LOVE AND PAREYTAGE -. 20
Applied to the Improvement OF offspring "a
" e es and remedies Of excessive and
TEMPERANCE AND TIeHr LAoINa-in1 vol: -. II
The most powerful Temperance document in print,
orFhrenoogy applied to the selection OF companions
EpucAT Ii FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF MAN. 50
ByJ e spufzhea a1ris an appendix and lustra 20
PHYSIOLOGY FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES ,...;... o.
Beautifully illustrated. smplted aud adapted to 20
youth. -
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!, pitied and adapted to youth, BY Mrs. L. N Fowler.
Philosophy Of Charming ByJ Newman
=, Her education and influence, BY Mn. liaso Red
ill conlse o al se 9a ihsAfkisA
"A SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE; %
age OF l04 years. ~
SYNOPSIS OF PHYSIOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY :..;. IL
A description OF the functions OF the body and mind
BY l.. n. Fowler.
MARRIAGE ............................. 81
lis history, ceremonies and philosophy .,
PHRENULoGICAL GUIDE -
Designed Tor sudentsot THEN own character iiust d. IN
nei BY John Burdell. Dentist.
appIcaon to Physiology AgrcqR It aHd Gene bs
by Ifolessoi leDlS'
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :.............. IL
1AppA'u ~ Inv 'ei''' by Charles Morley.
PHYSIOLOGICAL ALMANAC FOR 1S4s-Per Dozen. 5o
Illustrated with engravlngs. by l.. ~ foWlef. an
AMERICAN PHRENoLoGICAL JoURNAL:........... w
Published monthly. at dollar per year. Present
circulation, Is 900. ~ o, ,no
EpISBuRG PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR l545., z w
Two dollars year. Published quarterly. Twenty
first year OF publication
For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Retail ep0t,
70 GIMP Street. Mem OrtenD w II
CHESS FOR WINTER EVENINGS Containing the
" Rudments of the Game, and Elementary Analysis OF
the most popular openings, exempled IN games actually
played by the greatest masters, including stanton
Analysis of the Kings and Queens Gambet 5 numerous
positions and problems diagrams, both original and
graved from original designs the whole extracted and
translated from the best sources, by IT, X. Agnei.
KENNY S MANUAL OF CHESS; .
STANLEY rs CHESS MAGAZINE, now completed and bound
volume
Just received and for sale at the lew Orleans sta
TONERS w arehouse."
apH J. B. STEEL Ia Camp street.
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Banl, Capita 50, 600 900
ors: S Stewart r. w. Montgomery, b. F. Fox. U. II
Dudley, "A, d. Cossman, A. d. Kelly g. Gayaue, for the
State; Jacob OFT for Mechanics Society Levi Peirce
Attorney; II. B. Cenas Notary. Discount Days: Mon
days and Thursdays.
City Bank Capital ~, ,Oo0 SAMUEL J. PETERS,
President r, j. PALFREY. Cashier Directors s. J Pc
ters William H. Avery, p. Conrey, Jr, Il. Shaw J. w
Stanton w p. Converse A. Hobart, Jr G. w Squires P.
sSawye, j. T. Russell. f, Jory, VIM Aling. IL Lockett,
Attorney H. b. Cenas, Notary. Discount dattg at noon.
Branch at NatchiochesA. Lenee, Cashier; Branch at
Bat0n .Ronge--L. Sheppers Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capita 81 100000. GLEHDY BuREE, Pres
taest: N. N. WILKINSON, Cashier. I1irectors: William
Bendersan VIM NJ. Goodrich, j. l.. Boger james j. Me
Lean. Frank Perot j. 2. Whitney r. b. Conrad, Aory;
L.. Hermana. Notary. Discount Dags: Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Branch at Alexandra B. Chew, Agent; at
Bayou Sara-R AIumford, Agent at FrankIin-R Hare,
Agent; at DonadsOnvie-E ]. Tebanlt, Agent.
Louisiana State Bank Capital 81, 600. j. b. B.
vL6NIE, President RICHARD RELF, Cashier Directors
VIM. a. Hepp =. B. Harris, b. Brqgier Pierre PouH, A.
Miiltenheger, A. Carriere, james Reed Felix Gnma.-
Beix Gnnla, Attorney; Aclllle Chapella, Notary. Dis
count dags. Wednesdays and Saturdays. Branch at St.
Maf,nsvle-Ransom Eastin, Agent.
Bank of Louisiana Capital "a coo 900. w. w. MoNF.
soaiEEY President RoB'T NJ. DAVIS Cashier. Direct
tovai Toedano James j. Day, Geo. Uquhart, Alfred Hen
nen, Edward Shift, John r Marshall, 4. Cuveier; A. B.
tenshaw and Cnthber Buitt for the State. Levi Peirce
Attorney William Christy Notary. Discount Daas :
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch at Observation-Disclosures
ciasant, Agent; at Batsn Rouge Meraul Agent at
~. Francisvle-J N. Maynard Agent at Alexandria
H. G. Hyuson, Agent: at Opeousas-E DeBaIon gent
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SO 9 y S.
soIErIr1c huBLroATIoNs.

scIETIFIC PUBLICATIONS.
L,OR SALE atDo Ia CAMP street-LARpNEa i Win
IL TuREs ON SCfFNCE AID ART. compete III = '"''
several hundred engravngs4 I. - u,,o,ac.
KNApp's CHEMISTRY applied TO the Arts ant "a'""-
lures. | vol 8vo, with illustrations nth ll9ltl.
MuLLER's PHYsIcs AND MErEoR0iDGY' WI" Tigg,
ARNoTr's ELEMENTS or PHYsies 49, .o,,,,.
YoTNa's LECTURES ON NATURAL Tb!LoS''''
WARD ON STEAM ASD GUNSERY. Id, alta.
HODGE on THE STEAM ENGINE. vol WIZ, "''
4 Bourne ON STEAM, Large and small ed,iof is.r.yr
3 SCoTT's ESGIsEEs AND MAcnINisrs hs;5ipp'n eyr
HAZwELLs ENGINEERS AND MEcfAhl'H ~ fgnos.
SCR1BSER's MECHANICS CoNPASoN.
SCRissRR's ENGINEERS TABLE-Bo9k,
TEMPLEroN's ENGINEERS PocKET-"Vip@'
kEErs do. no. u, .,,,s,p,,e
CREsY's ENcycLoPHpA or CIVIL hNelHEhht a ,lzr
HoLTzAPFFEL's TURNING AND hEt'ANleAh 4, .r.,.
BRADLEY's IRRESPECTIVE. H. D. pt5eI
HrrToN's RGeREAT1oNs IN SGESgE, ny H'ops"
GILLESPIE MANrAL or RoAp-MthiSH. s,yr,FrI.
MAHAN's CIvIL. ESGiNEERiNG AND DNiF'9i '''
WIGHr's TREATISE hoRTARs r,,,.,yet,g
JopIJgG's PRACTICE or isoMETRlCAh fERsEs, o ~
Also great variety Of other works. by ie Gost
authors on the Ans and seeafee' IN al ME,l n, gaoa
UTaral,ouSa rmy257 j. y. STEEL, IA happ '
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTEEs For ngle letter, not exceeding half an
ounce, layoirdupoise) sent not exceeding 800 miles,
Sent over geo miles 10
For every half ounce, and any every halt
ounce, the same rates of postage; and when adver-
used, two cents each letter, or four cents if the
advertising costso much additional.
For drop letters. not to be mailed, each.
CIRcuLARs.For any printed circular, handbill adver
tisenlent, unsealed sent any distance. ........
NEWsPApERsOf 1900 square inches, or less, sent
90 and not more than 100 miles, any distance
within the State
Sent such distance. II
sNrspGgersunless to subserbers3 cents EACH prepaid
i or not forwarded from the Post-oiice.
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rs A lady a short time since, sent an elegant
dress to dyer's with instruction that he should
dive it in handsome colors warranted not to run.
She was somewhat surprised when the garment
was sent home ornamented all over with beautiful
American flags accompanied by the following ex-
planatory. note: g My dear iady--The coors
have selected and used for your dress, have been
tried by the English the French, and more recent
" by the Mexcans and as they are convinced, no
doubt, that these coors always stand, have no
hesitation myself in Warranting them not TO rum "
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Observation-Disclosures.
Lis a. co l0a YDRaS STR III

Il WE have on hand, and mean to be always =
supplied With FILL ass9mept 6 Sf syeEy des sna
- as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Hooks ~
and Hinges and Plaes, Butt Hinges and Screws hno1;
Sizes Window Puleys and Sash Fasteners Also, Carpen-
ers and Coopers Tools; such Squares Planes saws
Bevs Chisels, Apgurs and Bits Rules, Guages Hammers
and Hand Axes Hachets Spirit and Plumb Levels, etc. etc.
EVERY KIND OF KfTCHEN FURNITURE-Hol
low Ware Castings Sad irons, Talo Irons; Japaned Tin
and Enameed Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery :.
articles in this branch sell the Manufacturers account
and shall be able supply all purchasers at their lowest
Illl0-onl
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STORAGE! sToRAGE!! sToRAGE!!

FE7E the undersigned, having been long engaged N\N
w in the Storage Business, beg to inform our ID
rends and the public that we have for the coming -
season, SIX WAREHOUSES, not surpassed by any in
this city All of them fire proof located in the Second u
nicpaty, within short distance of the steamship and
fatboats landing they situated as follows:
UNION-Tchoupoula street, corner Of Nore Dame and
Commerce streets.
WESTERN-Cofner of Julia and Foucher Streets
PELlCAN-On Commerce, St, of Girod and Notre
Dame streets.
CRESCENT-On New Levee street, between Gaienne
and SuZette streets.
PHENIX-On Tchoupitoulas street, between ST. Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANCH-On Notre Dame street, between Tchoupitouas
and Magazine streets.
We prepared receive all descriptions of Mer-
chandise and Western produce, at low rates. establish
ments arranged that each description of goods kept
anv other and having also larpe nnmher of exnerencad
aborers constantly in employ, enabled to offer
facilities for the receipt and delivery OF goods Bnequaed
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOURNE & Co,
mfi5 3rn lag Tchnuuitoulas street.
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DAILY CRE CEN Z.
For thu Crescent,

For the Crescent.
Ell DORADO.-BY JOHN COOPER VAIL.
Oft, when hearts beat slow and sadfui,
Pleasant thoughts steal DER Us gladful-
Oft in F ancyis dreams, awaking
To the parts Days star seems breaking
Flashing DER the Futures distance 3
Till it sinks to non.existence! -
Pleasant thoughts, like hopes ideal
Air-built castles, seeming real-
Seeds of Eden lent again, ~
Slowed by ngel-husbandmen- t
Till the heart that knoweth sorrow
Beats and hopes bright Tomorrow
whent tide of Lfeis burning.
: Latlly Deacon be but burning
! Some kind angel God hath given
3 VIII re trim Eife's lamp in heasen-
There twill burn ere you can enter,
Like fixed sfarin the centre
Be but honest, true and cheerful. -
Then you never need be fearful.
Asthe propilet's mantle fell,
Pleasant chimes the Futures knell-
All Cd lin from heavens store,
III Tla,adn ax,er,n ore
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MEDICAL TREATMruTT-

N; a. y LIEN has removed his office FINN -
SUI continues TO cure Structure on his new sy tae lie
M Ia9 w . structure without any operaonesc
ealelse taat relieve and permanently cue p by
',, olieans and the surrounding country 10 oNa
,g 81 % I6eaadaton application 10 Dr. e. a M
bos, 70 o,, W. M OF Inc Inst standing in this civ % @
any sSine tor yourselves. No pay required Wboe ee raj
erected Rheumatism cured. GonorhGa " ci ac
DAYS OF no pay. euiea u ltlt
!, lD Remember IS NArCnrz STREET .no..,,-,
4sspaia letters punctualy attended to in adj W. As
luene securely packed and sent 10 any ,'u 4
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Justices, Courts for the City.

First DisrictEO Office, No, 222 Tchouptouas street J.
Daniel Byrne, Justice; John 8 Dunno. Clerk John J.
Hoppe constable r. r. Nueent. A. Dayega James L ea
nor, John Speith. DEPUTY Constabes.
Second Distrfst.-[ Office, No IS Common street Geo
Bright Justice. 9 l. Bright Clerk, n Belean Con
stable; Edward P. Kennedy, r. Gorman, VIM Horton, A.
KerkIisn, Deputy Constables. Is
Third Distriet.--[Ofce St. Louis Alley, next to the
corner Of bienye street &c B. Beverly, Justice Victor
Sefs, Clerk ]. ?; Walden Constable; b. Outlaw, l..
FL. Sars, Deputy CGnstables
Fourth District-[Ofice No. 56 Condo street ALEX.
DerlJes Justice. Paul Duyegs CLERK. Gustave Meyner,
Constable A. Meyhie F. Generelly Deputy Ccnstables
Fifth District ofce corner Of Elysian Fields and Vic.
tory streets Alphone Canonge, Justice. E. Cancnge
Clerk Francis Bfouney Constable; l.. E. Generely, b.
SOrappru. r. Schexnayder, Deputy COnstabIes. y,
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BANKING HOUSES,

above Gravier
Marin & Co : Office, No. 81 Magazine street, New
Orleans.
Horace Bean Office, No. "a Camp street, of
Common.
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,,n1cI.Ry DEPARTMENT.

SuDre,ae Court-Geo Eustis, Chief Justice; r a. hose'
G r. King II sdeIl Associate justices Eugene Lasere,
Clerk; Felix McCulloch, Deputy M A. E"oie' 1Ato'e'
General B. G. Fonteneau District Attorney.
Us Circuit eo4yt Mckinley s and = n H MsuIleD'
Deputy Clerk T. J. Ilnrant, District Attorney ". F.
Wagner, Marshal; c. A. Labuzan, w. shearer, j. H.
Rhinehart, Deputies
u S. District Court-T. H. McCaleb, Judge N. R.
Fsrst Dfstriet Court If Nsw OrIeans:J. McHeny,
Indge Aft Rousseau, Clerk: Louis Sere Deputy Clerk
Second District Court Of NEG orleans Il. A. Canon,
Judge Thomas c. Poole Clerk r M. Berlin. and f. Boz
deiois, Deputies:
Judge w P. Bedlock Clerk j. b. F. Dlaxent L. H. Cour:
in and G. Weysham, Deputies.
E6uysA District Court Of Neao Orleans.-Geo. Straw
bridge Judge L. Gilmore, Clerk; j. K. Toledano and j.
s A. Hopkins, Deputies.
Fifth District Court Of Nso OrleansA NJ. Buchanan;
Judge. p Leblanc, Clerk; c. w. Lewis, j. S. Baron and
j. o. Cbalon. Deputies. s
IA Officers of the Parish Of Orleans.
FREDERICK DuRRIvE, Recorder of Mortgages.
BERNARD MAKIGNY. Register OF Conveyances.
~ ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner of The Parish. IL
Sheriff etc-JoHN L. LEWIS Sheriff J. B. Leefe, Gen.
Clerk and Deputy; Sampson Bossman A. Sidney Lewis
Michel de Anmas, Samuel Powers, Robert Swain, jules
Soapuu Felix NJ Jacobs, j. L. Fabre A. Trepagnier, T..
Hugonin Sam L. Waldo Charles kshaw, N. Tfepa gner,
Chas Danuples, ThOs A. Watson and Edward Ntzhugh,
Deputy Sherifis G. K WISE Deputy Sheriff and Keeper
Of the Parish jail; T. Brooks H. Bence and Thomas NJ
White Deputy Keepers.
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THE GRAEFENRERG CoMpANy

THE GRAEFESBERG COMPANY
Have on e an array oEceicates uneXampled respect
of great dstncofEand reputation who have given
their certificates to their genuneness. follows
hereby certify that have examined large number Of
testimonial exhibited TO by the Graetenberg Company,
in saying thas they to be genuine and entitled the
confidence Of the public My personal acquaintance with
ofe members Of tile Company fully usties in
pressing the opinion dat their medicines eworhy OF
hds N.n,e Yo.h In, 10 1913 FRANCIS HALL. z
nas exhibited by the Graefenberg Company relative
the of their medicines; and take pleasure say
that they present evidence OF genuneness and there
fore entitled to the confidence OF the public.
January IL, 1913. N. BANGS.
The Graeenberg Company having submitted large
Bangs, d. d., and Francis Hall Esq of NewYok, af-
fixed, having examined said testimonials and found them
genuine. take great pleasure certifying that the above
named gentlemen OF the highest standing and re-
speciabiiy, and that their should give the greatest
weight to any thing to which they may attach them
Threat Seail Mayor OF the City Of NewYork
Mayors Office, City{faH Jan. II, 1847.
tsys TheRev N BANGS, D. D., is one of the most cee
braed ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church; and
FRANCIS HALL ESQ., equally celebrated the editor and
proprietor ofthe New ork Commercial Advertiser ap29
s The General gent for Louisiana and Mississippi, is
D. HANSBROUGH, 72 Camp street. New Orleans. La
to whom Fa5 s b W 81 nag Be sae,s "
Place and Cuslomhouse ST; G. Van nLSON, corner
Magazine and Bartholomew sts.; j. WRIGHT Il CO. Isl
CIlaes ST: LLADO, n Condo sreet. New Orleans.
TaQs Gqqk Postmaser, city Of Lafayette; l. Van
and CHARLES BENNEOT. CaIrolton. La
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Residence of Foreign consuls.

SoifzerLaad John A. Merle, Esplanade street
.1fonterfdeo. b. Walls, Is Common street
Hambayg.... VIM. Vogel 50 Bienvile street
Denmark. :. +. Vles, los Common street
Eaeiand..... Wm. Mure 10 Royal street.
Portugal. "A. j. Gouvea, cor Common & Caronieet
Haaoper. James b. Behn, 80 Bienvile street
BeigiMa -. James Il. Behn, So Benvile street
Aotfaad... -. 2. +. NJ. Ward 81 Common street
Nor3nay.. ID. Messages, "a Old Levee.
Prussia. VIM. Vogel, So Bienville street.
iastria.. H. Elmer, 7sExchange Place.
Bremea ...... Frederick Rodewad, % Bank Place
RAsSiG.... Emile Johns il0 Poydras bet.
Franc. "A Roger corner St Peter and Ramrart SIS
Bra-H........ Pierre Reynaud "a Tchcuptouas street
RGdeR... Jacob Heinrich Elmer, Exchange Place.
SpaIa. CARLOS de Espana, 1856 st. Louis street
RORe.......... j. e. Daron, 81 Common street
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SHIP cHANDIERY AND HARDWARE

GAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 7 and 8 Front Legee, q
y is now receiving and has in store "
200 coils of Manila Rope, assorted to inches. "a
800 do Jared Hemp DOL to do. E
100 coils Spun Yam and MaIn.
5000 gallons Boiled Paint Oil; White Lead.
2500 DO. Sperm Oil, Lard and Whale Oil.
40 of Sheathmg Copper, assorted from Ia to Is
Composition Nails and Spikes.
500 tons OF Bar Iron, assorted american, Swedes etc
z 1850 kegs OF Cut Nails assorted 4d. to Sod.
100 Anchors, assorted sizes, from 40 to $500 lbs.
SO tons Chain Gables, assorted from 4 to ID inch.
COY sheets Of BIaziers' Copper 10 to 100 b. sheets
500 boxes Tin Plates, y Y Charcoal
400 do. extra size Tin Plates, IA X 20.
100 boxes Loaded Plates. lax 20lC. and TX.
500 yards of Cotton Canvas, No. to 10.
Tin and tapanned Ware by Wholesale Spelfer Solder
Block TIN Sheet and Pig Lead Riyet Kettle Ears Bras
chnery;, Circular Shears; Pocket and Table Cutlery,
large and fresh stock of late importatIons my25