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N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
ID l.. ALLEN. IS Camp street On
II. Exclusively for the sale Of Plant 49,
atlou Implements, Seeds, etc. etc S1xaN
This establishment embraces large ssEL<see3&szs
of the best and latest improved implements as
be found the United States. containing more than
fifty patterns of the celebrated EAGLE swad, culvang
double mold board fukes; B-SOIL sefsharpenlng and
Flows; Caey the mgoysd Slo2 p3p Pltse So
sizes Ha,s1w Rollers Seed Sewers and and Com pia1Ttes
Shelters and Straw Cutters patterns EACH Horse Pow
ELS Saw Mills Cotton Gins Thrashing Machines and Fan
Mills Sugar Mills Root Pullers, Brush Scythes Grass
Cradles Shorels Spades, Axes etc
A complete assortment of HORTICULTURALT Tools,
including Garden Engines Pumps Flower Syrnges Rakes
Hoes etc. -
a large assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS
FERTILIZERS. Plaster of Paris Lime Guano
The MISSISSIPPI RIFLE used % Monterey and Blu.
api 2md 2lnsw
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FOR SALE:
THE FINE LOT OF GROUND, forming the corner of
i st Andrew and Chestnut streets Lafayette, being tito
4S feet St Andrew by Ia feet Chestnut, with theSH
"a improvements thereon, consisting of comfort I'D
#=aa=M able two-story DWELLING HOUSE. servants
-s-Arooms, galleries above and below; three Cistens,
Garden and Shubbey being of the desirable loca-
tons the increasing part Of Lafayette distant 20 minutes
walk from Canal street, and square from the recently
erected Market-ho
Terms liberal. Apply at this office. apps ct
MAPS-MAPS.
MlTCHELL'S Large Distance and Reference Map of
1fl the United States;
G. X. MARsHALL's Astronomical Atlas and Map highly
coored and Illustrated;
LATouRETTE'S Map of Mississippi, Louisiana and Ala
bama, with all the late Surveys, etc
PIKE Coast Directory for the Mississippi River with Dis
tances and Names of all Plantations on the Coast;
Also Pocket Maps of the States.
ap6 I'm For sale by MILES c.. SALE & co
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE,

NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal pat
y ronage bestowed him since he first had the honor
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into New Orleans
five ago during which time he has taken por-
traits than other person in the world His specimens
exhibited the Fair competition with Others taken
by the best operator from New York, and he awarded
the First Premium.
No specimens exhibited his establishment but those
taken by himself
j. NJ assures the public that his portraits will continue to
be what they always have been-he best His long expert.
and constant practice are the best inducements
sons DESTROYS of instruction in the beautiful art
Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 20 per cent cheaper than
any this city, all other articles the same, Plates 50
per DOZEN Scos No l, for So %, guaranteed the best
plates made in the United States Cases 81 and So So;
New York Cameras at SlS.
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
ER" Entrance-No Camp street. mill IF
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Building Lots of Ground ar Gormly's Canal.
BY PIERSON q BONNEVAL

Once No. OF CTraDier street
l. Bankss Arcade; without reserve ~
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in square No. 284, bound
ed by Jackson Josephine Fulton Avenue and Ellen streets
being Nos. 8, T. and IL. Nos g. and mease 5 feet &
inches Ellen street by 149 feet inches 81 lines deep No
ID measures % feet inches 81 lines front Josephine @
street by ITO feet deep. tssS
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in square No. 2s5 -
bounded by Josephine, Fulton Avenue, Gomys Canal and
Ellen streets designated by the numbers and measuring
each 30 feet front Josephine street by 100 feet deep
ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND in square No. 269
bounded by Jackson josephine, Ellen and Howard streets
Nos 2, and measure % feet front Ellen street by 1863
feet inches AZ lines deep. Nos g. and measure % feet
inches lines front Ellen street by lOs feet inches
lines deep. No Smeasues % feet inches lines front
Ellen street by 1873 feet inches AZ lines Deep Nos g. TO- II
and IL % feet front Ellen street by 108 feet
inches AZ lines deep. No IL forms the of Ellen and
Josephine streets IN the of Lots Nos 8 A. and
there alley of 10 feet wide opening Jackson
street Lot No has 20 feet front Jackson by ia feet
inches lines, and adjoining the above described common
alley.
The Plan Of the above described Lots of Ground will be
exhibited at the Arcade previous to the sale
TermsOn cash; balance IL months credit for
notes bearing mortgage until paid
Acts of sale before L. R. Kenny ESD, at the expense of
the purchasers. APT
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MEMPHIS WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

IT, h. The splendid passenger steamboats, BULLE-
sAAAs aisssf TIN, Capt c. B. CHURCH, and CLARKS-
ss@.zEsszSSs VILE, Capt. B. NJ. Holmes, vii continue
Regular Weekly Packets between NewOeans and Mem
phis, leaving Newollean every WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING at O'Clock, and Memphis query WEDNESDAY at 5
O'Clock Shippers and Passengers depend the pune
uay of these Packets They will land freight and passen
River Helena For freight passage, apply board,
Canal street wharf, to
mh16tf HYDE & OGLEsBY, II Poydras st.
tD One of these Packets ready freight every
Monday morning.
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SPERM OIL.-2CoO gals best Winter Strained in cask
- and bbls., for sale by
m h5 s. w CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.
CEaThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing zsSs.
6 his friends and the public generally of the SYn
Hfh7 opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, EsssI2
~ situated on st. Charies Street next door TO ESY
the corner Of 1ravier street. and directly opposite
Mr. Clapps Church where he intends at all times TO keep
variety of Creams as Vanilla Pine Apple Lemon, and a
variety Of such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Sherbes and Frozen Lemonades. As
attention will be paid please and he has been at great
in fitting his establishment he hopes to receive
liberal patronage. .
Families supplied at short notice, and reasonable
terms.
In his store under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda, Mead and large and general assortment OF
description.
II The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for v
ters. on THU RSDAY the I'D inst.
In order that nothing be wanting to crafty the
pubic taste an excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been ell
gagged. and will be nightly in attendance
mh23 I'm LAZZARO DANCEVICH.
WHALE OlL-25OO gals. Bleached and Winter Re
mh5 S. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
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TN STORE and for sale by WILLS Il RAWLINS, a
il Poydras street
Tar-400 barrels;
Pitch-200 barrels;
Manu- d Virginia Tobacco6000 boxes every quality
Domestic Liquors-40 bbis. Brandy and Gin
Peach Brandy-50 barrels;
Nails-000 kegs assorted Sizes
COgnac Brandy and 2 pipes pure Holland Gin ap7 Ct
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fzy h For MONTGOMERY and Wetumpka-Every
I~sAk#$ss.4fl3' SATURDAY, at o'clock p. M.-The
zsszzsk steamboat Z. A. OGDEN, Capt Kercheval.
and tne low pressure steamboat PELICAN Capt Temple
BILE, Montgome5g, Wet!mpka and ~ laadings Alabama
River every SATURDAY, at o'clock, p. Shippers and
Passengers may depend the puncuay of these Packets
For freight passage apply on board or to
ml6ti HYDE & OGI ESRY 12 Poydras ST
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IT, u For St. Louis and Memphis-The mag
lifaksHssS3 nlfiGent passenger steamboat MISSOURI.
zE=E j. w. Twichell, master will leave for the
above On SATURDAY, April ID, at o'clock P. M. For
freight or passage apply board foot of Canal
T. B. SMITH l. co, 96 Magazine ST.,
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MNSNANN SMAES.
Valuable Lafayette Building Lots, sold without re.
serve, on account of departure

stIV6, UH dCCOunt OF departure.
BY PERSON a. BONNEVAI
THURSDAY, April IL, at IL o'cock-Will be sold at
Il Banks's Arcade ~ "
THREE Very Valuable LOTS OF GROUND. heinz
Nos and in square bounded by Jersey Laurel St An
drew and Josephine streets each lot measuring 80 feet front
Jersey street. % feet inches in the rear by 100 feet
in depth These lots beautifully located for private g
Dwellings. -
Terms, fourth cash; balance and years credit
for bearing mortgage with per cent interest from date
without endorsers.
Act of sale before G. R. Stringer, ESQ., Notary Public at
the expense of the purchasers, ap8
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SECOND SPRING .HEEIINiG
compliance with the patrons
OF the Turf who the CITY, and DESTROYS ac
conlance with previously expressed determination i'm
prove the condition Of the turf in the South
second Spring Meeting, to commence WEDNESDAY,
18th inst, and continue five days
The purses which will be liberal will be advertised due
time; We hazard but little in promising meeting of
equaled interest
a10 OLIVER & VALENTINE, Proprietors.
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LOUIS Mo asd f al tate1eals st.
With quick dispatch. The new, elegant and
last running passenger steamboat ATLANTIC, j. M.
Broadwell MASTER expected to morrow and will
leave as above For freight passage having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply board opposite Poydas ST. or
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras street.
EFV The Atlantic entirely boat built for ths
trade and Will rnn throughout the season. ap6
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WATCHES, JEWERY ETC.
EDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp street would respect
IL fully invite the attention of his friends and the 20
public to his fine and well selected stock of JEW I'm
ELR y etc, comprising Watches of the most APP ~ a.
proved manufacture in Gold and Silver Hunting GAAa
and Open faced cases: Silver Ware of every descriptions
consisting part OF Tea Table Sugar, Salt and Mustard
Spoons Forks, Ladies, Castors, Cups Pitchers, Toast
Racks, etc.
A great variety of Jewery, Cutlery Rich Fancy Goods,
Pertumery etc.
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TO PLANTERS, MERCHANTS, DRAYMEN and
STEVEDORES.
YTNHE undersigned has on hand and is con-
4 stantly receiving, general assortment ESSA
OF Phladelphla man1iactnred WheewIIght ..SIlggN
DR.4 Us. Extra Wheels, p USH CARTS, B.4RROWS
HAND TR UCKS, &c, manufactured of the best mate
rial and by the best wokmen the reasonable terms
VIM. TITTERTON
mh2 tlstJe corner # Lafayette and Magazine sts
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Texas Lands, and Lot of Ground in the City o.
Galveston, without reserve.
BY PERSON &, BONNFVAJ Auctioneers

Superior Tennessee Cotton Land.
BY PERSON d BONNEVAL Auctioneers
Office No. 81 Grapier street.
SATURDAY, April 15 at II o'clock-Wil be sold, at
- Banks's Arcade
10000 ACRES of superior TENNESSEE COTTON
LAND situated the Tennessee and Buffalo Rivers The
Land very high and well mbered and will be sold by
quantity of suit purchasers The Plan showing the
situation of said Land be the office of the Auc
toneers Terms cash.
Acts of sale before G. R. Snger, Esq, Notary Public
at the expense of the purchasers. apps
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Memoranda.
Spoken

Spoken:
On the LIST inst, off the saacs ship France from Phade
plla, with government stores bound to Vera Cruz ,s-a
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Justices Courts for the City.
M A S o N 10.

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9, of ROYAL a
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate Jurlsdlc- ~ Nz
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United A%
States-hold their monthly meetings on the first W
Monday evening of each month, at the Masonic Hall
tie Carolon Railroad Depot. corner of BaIonne and Per
dss street, sT o f II Lewis p D B Ia Seey
under the immediate jurisdiction of she General Grand
Chapter r the United State-hod their monthly meetings
on the I'd Moadayevenng Teach month at the Masonic Hail.
the Carrohton Railroad Depot corner Baronne and
GEORGE WASHINGTON LoDGE-under the iuris-
eengs the first Fuesda, evening of each month"; at the
Masonic Hall the Carroon Railroad Depot corner of
Baionne and Perdido streets Oicers-W. p Coleman
w NJ; Sam,l G. Risk. Secretary.
LAFAYETTE LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the
Irana looge o. Mssippi-hold their monthly meetings in
the Cty Of LAFAYETTE the third Monday of each month";
offeen.M R. Dudley w NJ: W, A. Arms. Seeretary. 80
WARREN LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge OF MlSssspp-hod their monthly or stated meetings
on the second Tuesday in each month"; at the Masonic Hail.
the Carroton Railroad DEPOT corner Of and
Perdldo streets oticers-T Ii. Lewis w nj; n VIII
the Louisiana Grand Lodge of Ancient Yo,R Masnn,
meets at No Is Common second and fnnrh
Tuesdays of each month Offcers-I. T. Revnold w
THE CRESCENT CITY LODGE-under the ip,sd;o
ton OF the Grand Lodge OF MsssSppihod their monthly
meetings on the tr THURSDAY evening of each month at
Of baronne and Perldo streets. Otcers-W. H. Howard
w NJ; J. T. Evans Secretary.
HIRAM LODGE OF A. " MASONS-bold their
monthly meetnss the Masonic Hail. corner of Baronne
and Pedido sres the third Tuesday of each month at
~ lanes Il Miller w Nathan shryebo SgnI'H ": Dr.
- pbE.9GekehanS ID; Eli Loag, D. ]. ]. Henry Sec'y
~ MEN LoDGE-under the Jurisdiction of the Grand
odse OF Mssisipphod their meetings in LafaTette ON
Iaclnn "nnesday OF each month, Leyea street near
Secretary. ''"'' " 'a' d D. SteIens
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
CONC or TEMPERANCE.

ptzper-f without reserve, olsmniy pledge my honor
bs | e o nsas inc H CIDER '
GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF IvTgw
L6HfsIANA-At the annual session Of Of the *
t Gap Isb D o soSe the oe%ins bFeben
guy seftsd as Sf Pows iHf t e " ase
sss 4 c = Rsynod, DR G ssB
tG pEd III fai5fE5iIifPL =
e ts f9Sn b. Wsssns5alf + B. l. Bruce, Y ";
M Gff6rfsfAN y TEMPLE OF HONOR, No 1meets
< %s.' 3 SR
5S 5Sh Rfiss FhNFh OF HONOR No. -nss. every
Sbs TnWsds sso ct Wy "a MW1&9ff
Mop e. p H HbHss'yV Bai HP BT How
w fSE 8
en- %sSsy 5;f"F5 w.
Fl Fl + + HhaiB3 st H. II AsaP e. T. F. Berry
WGKF + Tan Bs Fnf sftnfo Of No
of Pesan pvea No. S. CHARLES and f E0m
oss5, FL Y 'STff? Eas
b {s%ss esaPf HtS9% 5SSa bissHo'
ae pEf 6JVjsIoS, No. meets every Wednesday
hapa O'Clock in the and Se Gbas sees
o Hall on the s Vsrsnd al aDd oee
3e qsad 8 Hen li stevens n
g haWen NC Mciyaine Albert SWAN T James
N 5GEA asf Bfaf1HIsI6N every we "Wednesday
ss H.s y Fssss l. M & Il fs s%ss
McChEay, G; Charles Lawrence g Wsss;tendorf,
at half past O'Clock ct No ~ street 5 Off
s. aI Baney. NV J. Williams issa G. J. H. saxon
IN @ g THURSDAY
street ns 6 ReeeE at w sfI r.
W. Ii Brundage, S; Chas s. Reese, 4 S; Ira Smith
o.sh X s% My Il af s. s. Masssas
;WSsGSPGF6T bI Ri n s. Of lafayette
2s:s sI@i 9S"s 5aRsEs3 y s. y:
R hIsssF 81 tHhfH ofisfR9 Tf
Pr esap asa Gss Wine Y y VIM smith, a
Ba sEsnon e Ghas d ANDERSON s John Graham s.
'0GH EsSSEsSF No every Tuesday
TA # " EfSSf HrRs @
JEFFERSON DIVISION. No, l0.was instituted at
Gretna Parish of Jefferson, Tuesday, 18th August ls47
by the Grand Worthy Patriarch, James Patterson
- LOUISIANA DIVISION, No. 11-meets every Friday
evening in Unity Hail. No Margny Buildings aboye the
OGeanian office, Third Municipality QtfieenIWllapp
81 George sherWood 81 yohn MGCay' ?; 4 -
Rhodes, s; John Skfhngton, 9 s.n,,,,,,o>z 20
YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION; No. II T.
meets every Friday evening" at half past O'Clock, in their
Hs " Giss VIZ @
Assy Bs5 10. Gsoge p * Fsh aaoE
fF6S Fiji pivs HdSs1 kp crsaniusd Saturday
l. at the corner Of st. Charles and Common Officers
Rs Charles b. Blake. Z 3; Frederick Proctor, F
Geo. shumway, T.; VIM. B Horton, G; E. Beach, A z;
Thos. n. Hatchel, S. Richard Constantine 0 s.; James
HARMoNY DIVISION, No. 15-organized February
T. 1s48Meets Monday evening Ct ~ O'Clock at the
Hall of Crystal Fount Division, No 222 Tchoupouas st.
Oficers-W yAhern, w p James D. Arcy, w a; Geo
Hobson, r 8: c Wyndham, A r 81 Jas w McCracken,
S. Davis, r c D Bradford G: Geo Smith q I
Lqsty s. VIM B1ooks 8; VIM Rondsau, w x r,
Is4S Officers for ths present 9Gartsr.l0hn haIne'
FsA " soates NICHOLAS stIngs. &c.. q Thomas Bi5.
n oEfvh bksSA YSiSS Tn
Monday evening half pasta o'clock In Goodhope Chapel
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ARNOLD'S GREEK AND LATIN
BOOKS FOR COLLEGES.

A FIRST AND SECOND LATIN BOOK AND
n PRACTICAL GRAMMAR-By Thomas X Arnold,
A. M Revised and carefully Corrected. by j. A. Spencer
A M one volume 12mo If preferred, the First Latin
Book or the Second Latin Book and Grammar can be ad
separately The chief object of this work. which founded
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enable the pupil do exercises from the first day OF his De-
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duction Latin Prose Composition Thomas A. arnold,
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duction to Greek Prose Compositon-by Thomas Arnold
A. NJ; Revised and Corrected by J. A. Spencer A. ~ one
volume limo. This work consists Of a Greek syntaxi
founded on Bumann's and Easy, Sentences, Translated
CREEK READING BOOK-Including Complete
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CORNELIUS NEPOS-With Practical Questions and
Answers and an Initiative Exercise each Chapte-By
Thomas X Arnold A. M; Revised, with Additional Notes,
by Prof Johnson Professor of the Latin Language IN the
University of the City of New York neat volume I2mo
The subscriber is Agent for the sale Of ARNOLD .
VALUABLE GREEK AND LATIN SERIES.
k Teachers will be supplied on application at the Nsw
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~ n BMschool Books and Stationery at low prices.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
THE OLD WORLD.

--- THE OLD WORLD.
Italia I Italia See See
The day star of Liberty shines:
The tyrants of earth in their places quake,
The pillars of priestcraft and policy shake,
The despot his sceptre resigns
italia ltaiial awake!
Hispanial Hispana a ell0l
The Gaul his oppressor has crush d;
The slaves of the Bourbon presented the chain,
With one mighty struggle he snapp'd It IN twain
Ard forth to his freedom he rush d.
Hspania! Hispania! arise!
Germania! Germania aufl anft
The nations of earth are arons'd from their sleep;
The slave must rejoice the enslayer must weep,
The living must follow the dead
Germania Germanla up! up!
Britannia Britannia beware!
Nor trust in thy mobiles or gold,
Thou art proud in thy wealth, and mighty ~ WAL
But the voice Of mankind shall be mghtl n, far'
When the banner OF freedom uhIoh u'
Britannia Britannia beware!
Fellow mortals thanksgiving to Cod
His spirit is stirring on earth IL tho sl,ve.
He has heard the loud Of the poor anu e and knaye
He has shiyered the strength OF the anu '
He has given young liberty DItH;
Fellow mortas! thanksgiving 10 "ou'
Earth, Earth cry out and rejoice!
Truth freedom, religion are thlne'
T., one mighty bond let the nations unite
To win and guard their freedom, anu heht'
A The hottest right divine.
Earth Earth cry out and rejoice!
The alliance of kings is destroyed,
The union OF people remains;
The Brton unites with the spaniard and Ganl;
The Italian and German are brothers, and all
Fling back to the tyrants their chains.
The alliance OF kings is destroyed!
But, Gaul keep thy hand on thy sword!
Be fixed in the right to the death;
The voice and the heart OF mankind are WIN thf b
And if tyrants should dare, our hands too snail De
Thine thine, to the last dying BREATH,
But, Gaul keep thy hand on thy sword
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MENAAMAa
rAcOM,S Pills


MY PILLS are offered to the public with the utmost
Vl confidence their beneficial effects and in their cuIa
stomach and Liver as well as upon the general system,
when properly applied that they certainly merit eze e.,
eases which the human system is incident, that will not
be removed by fair and persegeng use of these PILLS
of the Stomach liver they will be found nvauable-av
n the Of e s e
ofDyspepsa practical hayng e, e
charm where there's Of the Liver restoring the heal
thy secetons Of the general system Those s who may be
side extending at times the shoulder blade, and in all
cous discharges from the bowels preceded by costvene
The pills therefore should be used and their use Perseveed
be unlocked completely correeed-they having proved
mo to p eeG leaving the and
healthy condition after many have been tried per
they are nvaiuabIe1as many would be willing to testify
Living, they do in the general sedentaIy life dose
tenn One ofthe Pills take each night until their operation
sufficiently secured short time previous to confinement
W" From on Wha has BEEN said Of the above Pills it will be at
perceived that they may be successfully used in the fol-
Fever and Asus, Bilious and yellow Fever. Dyspepsia
tSdI Gmp ande Hys 2a
Female Distinctions Tightness Of the Chest SICK Head
ache Paralysis, Asthma, want OF action in the Stomach
The following certificate is appended proves beyond
Dc procured were II H eER44EzcaTE.
have been very much afflicted with Dyspepsia for the
with Liver disease After taking medicine from many
physicians, and trying thing that was thought would
all the Springs in Virginia and in the fall of 1910 returned
from the Springs than and had concluded that
menced taking his Pills, and they have benefited
me more than any medicine have ever taken and be-
scarcely other medicine in my white colored
family. therefore take great pleasure in recommending
who suffering from disease might be relieved by
timely of these Pills. as have been; s. o. MOON.
t. For sale by J; WRIGHT & Co., NO. 15l Chartres
street only Agents for New Orleans. apis 3m
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MEDICAL,

URINARY affections symptoms viruent diseases, being
L so peculiar in their nature that unfortunately but few
able discuss them. 1t lisa herapeutica fact OF import
ance the the disease penetraes into the SYSTEM losing
its specific and undergoing the transformations which
tend to assimate diseases of another nature the diff
cut does the treatment become General Syphilis spon
taneous and takes place under host of different medicines,
gnoranty prescribed Symptoms Of those complaints when
rative order and the safest method radical cure of the
primary affections in the shortest possible time at the
DR. MALLON, 70 Canal street, thoroughly and effectualy
cures all of those diseases The Doctor contemplae with
emotions of great satisfaction his success There but
few record in the annals of the healing art which
the thorough and complete of well known Tin
this city that looked desperate and beyond the
reach of human aid. DR. Maon IS offices 10 CANAL
Street The Doctor has removed to 10 Canal street four
doors from Ruya street. mh7 I'm