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SUNDRIES.
= HALF PIPES Old Cognac Brandy:

SUNDRIES.
= HALF PIPES Old CosHac Brandy;
Or pipes Cock p Files Ok 0d Cham Chsmp ae 1885,
20 eighth casks New York Brandy;
70 bbIs. do do. do;
0qr. casks Madeira Wine, Direct importation;
e e d. do Do Dc, Port Fort do. =, do: DO;
b bS WITS so Woe a Haas whkey
puncheon Old Scotch Whiskey;
200 boxes GlaIet Wine assorted brands;
BY boxes Underwood Lemon Syrup:
~ do Champagne Cider;
Ivy do Boston No. Soap;
50 do Sperm Candles-New Bedford;
50 do Muscat Wine;
30 do Is groce, Shoe Backing;
300 Regala Segan assorted brands.
8 cases sardines hf and or. boxes;
3 do. krschwasser;
is do: Marasealno;
5 baskets Guingolet
& pipes Holland Gin-prme article;
$50 drums Fgs-fresh;
20 boxes Starch;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
800 Demijohns assorted Sizes
=, 80 boxes Ink and s o.;
SoW0 Corks. assorted sizes;
~ bhis. Golden Syrup;
81 boxes assorted Candies;
~ boxes Tomato ketchup;
10 baskets White Wine Vinegar.
lVs bbs NJ No l. and Mackerel, hf and Or. kits
80 baskets Champagne assor,sd b,,,ds,
10 bbls. Powdered Sugar oa'u'
~ boxes assorted Pickles:
10 hbls. Sweet Malaga Wine.
bales s. S. Almonds; '
% boxes Stoughton Bitters.
oo boxes Tobacco, assorted Qualities.
Landing and for sale cheap for Cash or oca VA; D.
New ievee and rehoupfouIa street, Agent mbs No n,
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MEDICAL OFFICE,


INVALUABLE DISCOVERY PAY REQrRp
Il UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Pnvate diseases cufel
few days by regular physician without mercury Qeta
poisonous medicines at No. 81 CusOmhouse street NeS
leans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms OF certain Disease, to bus general sys
is that which has the approval of the most dstnguShM
geons of Paris London and New York and It's unIVel
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cRN
the worst cases of constitutional syphilis, gonouhGa an
ture enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases nd9
by certain solitary practice, etc, etc. can now M ouaa
10 moral certainty if application be made 10 those wie
intelligence skill and experience can be relied on slnw N
Mullen opened in this city all the many cases tha ha'ew%
under his care have been cured without single ese@
Some of these were of years standing. Oneremakabes
of structure 30 years old has been cured to the spnsO
patient The gentleman (whOse responsibility known
the citizens of New Oreans is at hand and 10Y lear
son) can be referred to. DR.. Ms treatment OF sgeurh
not known south of NewYork His treatment o. lSL
rh9a and gleet is the most perfect ever dlscQ hsm
shortest SAFEST and surest. The patient taxi opasaq
bebs turpetine, other nauseus doses, bud cue h@
tanned in one two days without pain nconyenfns
change of diet, U Nopay unless cure effected v'in
the time named
IMPOTENCY.-Young men Others who, by sexuassSss
or selfpOuon may have brought on themselves any q%
painful consequences resulting from an unIes'fahA
diligence of the passions, such as premature mposn
voluntary seminal emissions, general debility OF coh@
arrangement, may consult Dr. Mullen with nohohur eS
fidence he offers them perfect cure. line stfie' HR
observed. r NJ or,
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his office 20 STS
tomhouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, d. ~, y
~" Remember, No. 81 Customhouse ST. mnnM
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rTyHE STANDARD PRONOUNCINGD DICTIONARY
L (Surenne's) of the French and English languages IN
two parts Part l, French and English Part II English
mon connected with sciense terms TO
the fine 1000 historical 4OO0 geographical names
ii 900 terms lately published with the pronunciation OF every
word according to the FRENCH Academy and the most emf Pa
nent Lexicographers and Gammarans; together win Ioo
critical remarks which the various methods OF pro1ounc
ing employed by different authors investigated and com
Gus Vocabulary of English words and with 1ae
bv practical and comprehensive system of French Pronpn
citation By Gabriel Surenne F. A. s. p, French Teacher
in Edinburgh Corresponding member Of the French tram
matca Society of Paris, Lecturer Military History In the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, and author OF several
Also, REDS DICTIONARY ofthe English Iangna age!
containing the Pronunciation Eymology and Explanation
of ali words authorised by eminent writers e.-..,
Inst received and for sale the New Orleans StaOners
Warsbonse and Emporium for STANDARD, Miscellaneous
NH NH anu o' J. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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MEDICAL TREATMrn1m

TX. "A. CULLEN has removed his ofEre e.
- street TO No. is .N.ATCHEZ S N.Y., iron sRs
Arcade. He still continues TO cnre XII, Aea "
new system7removing the worst structure w,beu,
ation-entirely by medicines that relieve s sna
cure without any hndranee to business Or Diet 4 NJ
country, to need any putting or selEiaadao~n e 9a
ton to Dr. c. he will refer You TO hundreds az %
ing in this city, who have been cured in the II, e
his new plan Please call and examine for ~
pay required without cure is effected -'' 'VuSeNs
Rheumatism cured
Gonorrhga cured in three days, or no nav
e Remem Der, Is NATCHEz STREET W.,
CADE. Postpaid letters punctually attended ia VI
dence, and medicines securely packed and sent ia ~.
the country. ' aug ll,ti
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II (baleT
Iafantum Summer Complaint Of Chndrsff' he Bomd
6Ms, Darrh9n, and any irregntar,t'es y b nse Of s
The long and successful experience IN f Of all t0s
remedy. by the inventor, in tine ueatet oodhef VIII
diseases for which it is recomulehueu te,s bear to 10
the highly respectable testimony. when s nj Children
efficiency the cure of the Bowel Ahecuo own pe65
Diahaa, Cholera Morbus and ysenely " one Of tbeo'
entitle it to higher confidence than II Wg' oess per-
binary humbug medicines of the day whGn pIaracieI h
form miracles and all the ills OF fe s nf The high
been fully established in the hands OF physIlc,a
est character as the following letter will snow NAV a. l
DELTA Coahoma county, Mis- rsa m nie but few
o. o. WoODMAN, EsQ.-Dedr So: helS SLlie 10 when
the very many nostrums offered to ne ams hose1s
would be willing to lend the sanction OF tn I,s Of Of 1t
humble it may be either in the world OF have feto
cine. Observa alton and experience, and a.
upon the conviction that Bill lngs ,rsss,ed aoi
trngent Syrup very valuable compouhu n The laws
scientific principIesperecy in harmony VII, rs ngHa
organic e-and, therefore, deserves tahouI Of remedial
ents kept secreD to rank higher IN me neure 70
agents than nostrum IL AFFORDS ;pnI 10 add W
able (witbout the fear of successful and paa
testimony in favor of its efficiency, as Sa h, Xii
remedy in all the forms of bowel complaints ey ne
recommended have used it myself in several and recon-
ing chronic of DianbGa and DysenlaD where seer
mended it in Others and in every islantf RelecF
fully yours, d. M. POht n'
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by the propnaseSnpMANo
all d& Win o. O. VIZ no IL
To Southern Depot and Wholesale Aa.gssnaRpoUGH.
CAMP STREET. D. HAssp"
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meets at No 10 Common street, he second and ioun
Tuesdays of each month 49,. Ofcers-L f. heynoids :"
THE GRhsGEST CITY fI6DGE-under the jndic
ton Of the Grand Lodge Of Mssisspp-hod their moh,n ~
meetings on the first Thursday evening OF eaGh mohl
Of Baronne and Periido streets Oficers-W H. Howard
H M XII i ESfa; oF e Y MAsoNshod Their
monthly meetings The M ,hS nf
han o,acE 1 OffcersD g. Benbro1sk. nr
" lanes f Miner y W Nathan Ians s b Henry
EIfRFK IS1DGE-nnder the jurisdiction OF f sn On
Lodge OF Mspp-hod their meetings y, eyee street
Jackson SON oficers-A j. Williams. w M; j. D.
Sonrafary
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ALL FOR THE BEsT.-Blessed are they that are

ALL FOR THE BEsT.-Blessed are they that are
blind-for they shall see no ghosts
Blessed are they that are deaf-for they never
need lend money, nor listen to tedious stories.
Blessed are they that are afraid of thunder; tor
they shall hesitate about getting married, and keep
away from political meetings.
Blessed are they that are lean-for there is
chance for them to grow fat.
Blessed are they that get no office under govern
ment-for five hundred and fifty-two reasons mol
given OH account of the shortness of the days.
Blessed are they that are ignorant, Tor they are
happy in thinking that they know every thmg.
rr' Dow, Jr-NewY York Sunday Mercury.
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

$. ]. PETERS, President; JAMES Dick VIM; 1; HoDGE,
Vice Presidents Committee of 4ppeais: IL Mckenna,
VIM H. Avery, w c. Myine, w. Bogar VIM Mure and
J. H. Elmer.
Gas Works Office on Common street, opposite the St
Charles Hotel 49, Dr. Campbell, Superintendent George
Allen Foreman; K ]. Geises, Collector. Gas Light COM
mittee: James Robb, Charm. E. W. Wells, Sec'y.
Water Works Office No. Is Carondelet street James
Saul President s. Z. Percy, Secy; J. F. Cou0n Superin
endent William Wright, Collector
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NOTICE.
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WIN, v,,,.

i EASES.-The reputation of the wj.a0 IKEA h
ished that all that is necessary to saw "er
unfortunate as to have contracted any ovs
Full DISEASES known and called SECRET ple o. hOs
part Of their ar, Various IS forms The
VENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of ~, Ibo'np1ed s
treated and relieved many hundreds who Wa, noot
many of whom had been under the tIe ssIs pa
pysleans without a receiving any benefit ena
OF the UNFORTUNATELY AFFLICTED see t hue shosA
ment, they would do well TO call at M Se snon
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail
mhl6 I'm b. +. MULLEN 81 f'ns,uuIl elEes
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River Premiums.

Erona Mem Or,.ans- " " get. prem.
To Vicksburg and all intermediate Landings, 2s0
To Memphis Mills Point, Randolph, Manchester.
Shreveport, Hanisonburg, Vermillionvlle, Co
lumba, Princeton, franklin. st. Martinsvlle.
Coates i Bluff, Columbus, ga ) and Grenada @p6
10 renee enoes and Nashville se'C"n. '.1 ok
non. Alton Jefferson and Amsterdam, ..1A01A
Montgomery and Tuscaloosa, Ala S......: Hs0sh
Fulton ..:................2 @3
To Fort Smith and Jonesborough Cred Ryer) ..21s6D34
To Alexandria and NatchitOches ............. aD "a
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n q q N So.

NnEDICAI TEXT BOOKS, &c.-Medical Students can
IvI find at the New Orleans Statoners warehouse "a
Camp street largest and best assortment OF all KINDS Of
WORKS of the latest revised editions, at pub
shers prices This collection embraces works in every
branch Of the Healing Art and stands unrivaled as com
nleta hrary for the Student of Netcineal at the same
price as they sold Boston New York and rhads.
p,ent the attention of Medical Students and the Medical
Faculty generally is respectfully invited The susdn ar
Go n,hs - - j. b. STEEL. IA Camp ST.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs-For a single letter. not exceeding half an
sont oHsr an m miles 'po'se 1s.-' .........10
For every half ounce and any excess over every half
ounce, the same rates of postage; and when adver-
tised two cents each letter, four cents, If the
advertising cost so much additional
For drop letters not to be mailed each, ;....;...."
CfRcuLARs-For any printed circular, handful adver-
NEwspAPERs-Of 1900 square inches, or less sent over
30 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
within the State,
Sent over such distance II
Neuspapers-uness to subscribers-3 cents each prepaid
or not forwarded from the Postoffice
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AM s,vrpn.v
vTHE PUBLISHERS OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
issue this day "wednesday the first Number OF thei,
Sc MI = MAY. II will contain the most import
ant contents of the Daily Foreign and Domestic News
Literary and Local Intelligence to which will he
aided tali REVIEW or THE NEW ORLEANS MARKrT
win the Prtces CarreRt, prepared by gentleman whose
reports may be implicitly relied upon ose
New Orleans. March 5, lsss A'h' "'i''h''s'
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SELF-RELIANcE.-One of the finest qualities for
good wife, is sef-reliance or sef-possesson. So
her marrying men have n horror of the girls who
shrek or faint if the cat sneezes louder than she
ought to- or an inch of plaster drops from the ceiling,
or spark of fire alights the hem of their dress
The woman who can meet an emergency with
calmness and nerve grapple with and subdue it
without alarming neighborhood is just the one to
rule her own household, and take care of her hus-
bands home, property and children, during his
necessary absence in prosecution of his business
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n5- The most delicate compliment was that OF
Malpertius. French officer, who was at the court
Of Vienna, and being introduced to Maria Theresa,
was asked by her if he did not think the Princess
de- the most beautiful woman of the age
Madam said he, 81 thought so yesterday"
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Post Ofice-Open daily from 6 to 6-on Sunday from IL

Post Ofice-Open daily from to Con Sunday from Il
10 PA. G. Penn Postmaster ~
CLOSE: Eastern Mail via Mobile. daily at IL oclk M
Great Western Mail comprising all the stopping places on
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, Tuesdays and Fridays ineg
ular LonisriAe Mail Extra, supplying Nachez Vicks
burg Memphis and Louisville four times week Irregular
SOclock A. NJ Copington and jacksonville Mail, Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays Red Rsner Mat Irregular
O'Clock, p M. DUE Eastern Mail daily, by 10 A. M
Great Western Mail, twice week. Irregular LomsrhAe
days, by p M Copington and adtsonrIte Mail, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, by P. M. Red RDer
Mail. irregular. Lafayette Mail, times week, Sun
DAYS excepted, at / z. M.
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
QOBINETT. Muslin. Linen, and Cotton MUSQUITO
ID NETTINGa large stock on hand and for sale cheap
by mh5 81 JOS. ETTER, 40 Camp 81
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Residence of Foreign Consuls.

Switzerland. John A. Merle, Esplanade street.
.Monteuideo. B. Walls 70 Common street.
Hamburg VIM. VogeI, So Bienvile street.
Denmark. F. VleS, 10S Common street.
En- Gland 49,. VIM. Mure, 10 Royal street.
POrtuga. A. J. Gonvea cor Common Carondeef.
Hanorer. James B. Behn, So Bienvie street.
Belgium .... James b. Behn, 50 Benville street.
Holland $50. F. NJ Ward 81 Common street.
Norway .... ID. Messages, "a Old Levee.
Prussia. VIM. Vogel, IS Bienvlle street.
Austria H. Elmer Exchange Place.
Bremen ..... Frederick Rodewad, % Bank Place.
Russia 49,. :. Emile Johns ITO Poydras street.
France ..A Roger corner st. Peter and Rampant SITS.
Pierre Reynaud. "a Tchonpitoulas street.
Baden...... Jacob Heinrich Elmer, Exchange Place.
Spain ... Carlos de Espana, 1856 st. Louis street.
Rome..........I G.. Daron 81 Common street.
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Foreign Weights ana N0eaS ,,,;,b in
rho,o are Denominations frequently met with IN
reports of markets, but their Engnsn ha ,,-;l,
ways readily recollected' he ''''0
la,I;o correct.
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W Y y \ 3 M.
A CARD,

A CARD,
EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFEr rmu-
II ing the extreme hazard which stranss.lC fED>s
ing physicians for the cure of private dssas run
utter dGaaalIfications Of many who profess y
unfortunately afflicted as well as sheer nstia s
LEN No 81 CUsToMHousE STREET 10 y. %
year 1916 was soreiy afflicted with sypbi. s,ale
1 %9 ,b ap Bsl Ies1 p and for several
Orleans, without being at all benef.t Haa Obtain
worse At length heard of DR.. Mn. ,laded
ton applied to him, and, to my great ioy sl
Jan. 7, IS47. fmhl6 lmI SANJ 9finRbsSeHbed NsssI
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L o. O. T.
Time Places of Holding Meetings. and Officers of the
,,.rn Sspergt i I9dges ,u..

GRAND LODGE e ST Io SffGsfaiNA .sssng
ossssE e' IT G saspf sz Af Hail. o aaa
r. TPtss States Eschsnse, SfIssi;S p stewart,
ssiy %h'f H.
sHSz$sI Thes al ssisIds Sqsla s a ,s
fnf Hh1ass Ea;y IL Besb HOP
%ishSos fs5s55ftGf Wa%
E Maun.s EG1 H5o
dE N Ne Tss, he Hall Of the Grand
ks@ss ce %saasy Ps % sfsT Mt
sSG so
yss;ss TfaJ 5sSss ess @
omsted Fssnent
JEFFERsoN LODGE, No. emees evev Tuesday
at their Hall en- st s%st agSSn
Thomas Cook, v G; @ Burie Secretary; Z. r. Beach,
at FSRsn g. %ss; 4"s'faE
ss eveI Wmann soamo 5uss Fa vG
IL FuRn ea%p ie =
F. Val Witt, Jr., Treasurer; j. O. A. Holt. Permanent
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No. 12-meets at the Hall of
5s e Grand LGdgs swn Wn Wn f Fosl foS
Blake Secretary; J. G. Glover Permanent Secretary; VIM
HoWARb LODGE No: 1a-!nstitpted Nov :, 49, 1874 :,
aqS esss Rs e1ysTai aHa
j. G. p9nfp Secretary L. A Levy j Permanent
HOPE LODGE, No H-meets every Wednesday, at
Henry Bier. NC; e. W. Rodd. V G; A. b. Bein, secre-
4EEfx every Monday night at
E fD'N efes Mo a 3Gp Bernard 5.sss Masone Sec
sfFfE Il hiseaE Ee every Friday even
NG; G. w. R: Baiy. V G. Harmon Doane, Secretary:
-,CoVENANT LODGE. No. 17-meets in the Hall of
day evening. OfceB-T. A Packard G; D: B. Forbes,
NATIONAL LODGE. No IS-neets every Friday even
ing, 16 Chartres street Ofcers-Joseph Saliba, G;
Z. j. Gomez, G; v. Aleman. Secretary; J. Font,
ETOfIiE POLAIRE, No 19-meets every Monday even
ing, Friendship Hail. No. 116 Charities street Officers
F Parent, G. c. Ammel G; A. de Armas, Secretary;
INTERioR LoDGEs-Felciana Lodge, No A. meets
Bayou Sara De Soto Lodge, No. 7, Baton Rouge
Louisiana Encampment, No. 2, at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs-mee
evenings i Qfeers%C W. Vital i NJ W Pat s/e
narch: H. Thomas jr, NJ E P; G. Hooper, ~
Jun Warden; af" ohnsied, H W scribe; $. VI Kirk
a8 Wildly ES sa;si No meets in the Hall
OF the Grand Lodge on tr and third Saturdays Of each
P; Bernard Cohen Scribe; w. " Herbert, S W. Thomas
5siaf ENcAMPMES S iss'5e! meets at Crescent
H. G. stetson, S W; -, W; A Scribe; Geo. c.
Lawrason, Treasurer.
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Albany, Feb. 26, l84S ala
This step pertects the organization of the Compa %
cling amongst the Institutions of the day Among Wv
objects Of Incorporation the following ,.n
lst That we might the more certainly poieca ,s @
against spurious articles which the cupdy OF s
men may attempt to introduce under the name Oh ns
tenberg Medicines. co,
ny might be placed under the sanction oil Legislative s
ment, and be thereby stamped with its appreciation S''"
to the public reliable medicines. - fs,I,s
The time is at hand when the diseases ErS
and summer will make their appearance. II nov "" Ie
tenberg Medicines be introduced thousand o. I'VE he
saved Medical men who have become acquainted m
merits of these celebrated remedies, are laying Id
IN BILIOUS REGIONS, especially they are OIL ssa
pessible value. Used according to directions pt r
not become bfi0us no matter how sckly 1e d b
great the exposure. Let the West freely use them a'
The American Graeenberg theory does not peau adeut
one medicine can cure all diseases is idle sng CON-
munity 1t Is the language Of quacks and pIeenbs CON-
psny EVERY DISEASE viii find its andG ei,1 m1se CON-
and strengthening The Fsger and agne p e. sn sna tie
like. The Health Bitters restore the tone Of 1ns ma
clear the complexion, cause the monthly secretion" and
@ is the best n
other The Chdrens Panacea Is most a,;"n he's 30
nursery medicine and yermfuge The Eys a Gns d @
equal Tor all forms OF inflammation ana ~ ndpea
Eyes. The Green -Monntafn Ointment .rn, warranted
Ointment now used. The Dgsenterg Syrsp p,v farbGa
70 cure tfle worst cases OF Bloody ny uButt
Cholera Morbus Cholera Infantum &c. line oOH'""
Balm is the only unfailng remedy known Mississippi
Ths Gsnsra AgsRt for h %p re ana @
La to whom applications for Agencies may Y sta
EDW. BARTON oes''
New York, March, 1S4s ,,.,t,. y
v For sale by WELD CO, Periodical iu A & g6af
Camp street; d. FELT & CO, staoners h ~ EHchsns
tres street; ALFRED HUNTER c9fhEsrL I ~ eOus'
Magazine and Bartholomew streets; sL. h WRIGHT
ieyee between Ursuiine and Hospital streets RIOS COOK,
co, Isl Charities street. New Orleans x co.,
ner of Camp and St. Mary street, Lafayette
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MEDICAL CARD.
SOUT e RN MEDICAL orr1c,
NO 10 C9pDNnCT r.p on, >Sa

ITO THE PUBLIC.-Nine years permanorl,
l. in this city, combined with the UNMARRIED .u,. sts
peculiar system of treatment for Syphitc Wenrrsis
Chronic complaints, has met with during tbAt ima fs
and soundly established our reputation. '-'' HSia
The Southern Medical Office" No. IL c,n,n
street established IN 1870 for the cure Of all Chor
tons. is. with few exceptions known TO all ths 49,
Ject OF this card Is to Inform those who know mi MI
ton, that if afflicted with any of those private dss
are unfortunately so prevalent they can copsult N NM
certainty and guarantee OF cure. '%
To those especially who, from an immoderate ma Mn
curry; malpractice or Secondary Syphilis teausiug Noss
the bones nocturnal Rheumatism Itching on s ~
blotches on the skim Ulcers in the throat, general ia
have ruined their constitution we recommend IA saH
us; for confident that the prompt and peman
lief they will derive from the active effects Of our tma
will at once convince them of our capabily Of iuE,
what we profess. '
We do not boast of making rapid and hasty cures h,,
satisfaction is to perform thorough and radical ones s
short space OF time as it possibly be DONE with NM
tage and safety to the patient.
We will not here, through newspaper medium. en.s,
any elaborate remarks regarding venerea affections ks
and poor matrimonial and single; all we will observes
any person afflicted with complaint of that nature cm
class his peculiar with any of those that we ,
(see treatse) by calling at ofe we will give him. frs
all charges, what explanation or advice he may desire
1t often happens that itimed sense of shame INA
from education and responsibility, can befendlim
ing treatment till all the constitutional symptomsef Tia
horrid disease make their appearance.
To such, the doctor pledges himself to preserve the
nvoable secrecy and from his extensive practice and
Renee, he can confidently recommend safe snd spedaa
L. C. THOMSON,
Office No 10 Carondeet street between Canal and Con
mon sign of the Marble fsculapian Statue Piraha
trance first dopr to the right of No 49, in Caonde dN
Private egress both in Common and Carondeets ml6li
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

p1EpsE.-I without reserve solemnly pledge my honor
as man that will neither make buy. SELL bey
eraee any Sprtuous or Malt Liquors Wine or Cider.
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PERSSE & BROOKS,

IOAPEK MANUFACTURERS, &c, Nos 65 and 81,
Nassau street. between Maiden Lane and John street
Ns,o York P. B. manufacture Paper of various sizes
and descriptions and having operation their
Mills at Windsor Locks three 81 inch Foudnier Machines
with fourteen Engines enabled to orders short
notice. while all Papers made by them be relied upon or
uniformity of weight color &c They also invite particular
attention to their PRINTING and PATENT ENVELOPE
PAPERS large supply of which they have constantly
hand together with assorted stock of Music
Tissue, Hardware, Cloth, Wrapping, Tea Shoe and Straw
and Straw Boards. Also-,Feltngs, Paper Wine, Boyds
Celebrated Bleaching Powders
The highest price paid for Rags Rope Cuttings &c mh5