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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

CLARKE'S LAMARTINE SACK COATS FOR
~ spring wear-The uarity of these that they
are made of blue CLOTH with handsome worked silk fronts:
the breast pocket outslde in which white handkerchief
perfectly Of uable spring goods be
low prices The price of the LamaItins
Is STA g B. CLARKE. 1i6 William street.
CAST OFF CLOTHING. JEWELRY. FIRE ARMS,6e.
Owauted-sntsmsn fmilies wishing to their
superuous cash will obtain full value for the
by addressing the subscriber. (hrough the Office
who will attend thsm their residences by
pointment. H. LEVETT, Office No. avail street, corner
of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

'TD LET ON THE NORTH RIvER-FROM The
first Of May, beautiful country seat, house furnished,
stable ice house desirable accommodations for
geuteel family Situated Upper Red HOOK Duchess coun-
~ at only and half miles from the anding Terms, SIX
hundred DOLLAR Address K. D. at this Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

T .EECBEs LEECHEs -. +. CLEU, IMPOR-
IL eeches No. John respectfully inform the
Druggs Physicians that he bos per ste.m
ship Washngoa fresh supply OF Swedish Leeches which
he sells very moderate prices by quantities. to SUIT purcha
r. S.-Copntry orders particularly attended to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

SCHOOL DesKs-FUH SALE, A NUMbEh OF
= School Desks snd Benches, cheap. Apply ~ NO sfe*
Broadway, MP stairs
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V,hE WISH TO ENJOY rEKPErUAL YOUTH


NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMA
~ n.y. April GOTH sis-Ths elect for Directors
Of this COMPANY will be held at thei Office, NO. fryon
hours Of and o'clock Tbs trsnsis books will be closed
DAYS inclusive BY order of the Board Of Directors A.
KYLE, Jr, Secretary. B-The holders whose
appear upon the books the Of the above closing will
b. the entitled subscribe for the Peerrsd stock 70
be ssued under the OF the Leaturs for which
proposals will be issued in days r. So subscription
list will be opened the Office of Messrs r. g. L. Schuy
lar M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIO NEER-LARGES SALE
II Of cnoics old Wines. belonging TO the Cit, Hotel
Henry H. Leeds Co. will sell, auction, Thur sday
Nav 5h tbs balance of excessive stock Of choice old
Wnes-the popretos rng fiom business Some OF the
reserve consisting Of different binds Of Madeira VIZ
Waudun, Biackb burn Sercia Lsacock Victoria Black Dwarf
San FrancIsco Montero Bloodgood Hsvw,rd Pomona &c
sherrYs-Com Chauncey. 1876 Star Desaldu \ BLACK
Gordon Co r. .. Pale. and &c &c. Also an a. o!imen
other celebrated brands. sargundy saamm GoIdsls Scotch
Ale. old McnonVahea Whisky. seo'ch ditto and fagle
GIN The above have selected with the greatest
without regard aud there in the sale
except those selected for ths uls Of the house.
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from the beautiful simplicity OF their manufactures
are preferred all instruments of like mature The
new Manual for use acc mpaues them, with flu clear and
explicit directions III. price $2, complete and warranted
ID G.. MOOHHE u l83 Broadway.
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DAINTlN05!-A COLLECTION OF PAINTIN0s.
Of superior merit, lately received from It,ly-amonE
which il celebrated M gdalen OF Tan-wi be sold at
Auction at f. Anes studio, in the Apollo, No 40 Broad,
way. ON Thursday evening, the lth May, at cloek
The Paintings be from IL AN to M each day;
and Tue,day and sdnssday also, from to 10 in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK. ALBANY AND
Buff o Telegraph Company has been removed to No. is
(siYt ny str nj
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NEW HOWARD ATHENEUM, NORTHEAsT
IN corner of Baltimore and Charles Baltimore will
open Of june s48 LADIES' and Reatlemen OF the
hstriouc profesou desrous Of obtaining
ments will ediatey be treated with application Qet
ters post paid) to CHARLES d. 8 HOWARD. Lessee and
Monou
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N1ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THsATRE-wEDNEsDA

M IICHtLf. > ULf WHO THENTRE-WEDNESDhf
1vl Evening" May the Entertainment to CO mmence with
new free entitled DONE ON 10th sIDES-Mr PSg
mion PM bbs Mr.. Holiand Mrs Whites, Mr.. Henry To
be followed by anew 'ocaipece entitled GLANCE AT
NEW YORK IN lat8 Nose, Mr. Chanfrau Jske, Mr.
Phillips; Jane; Mss Roberts After which, TAMlNG A
Taylor To conclude with LEND NE FlV. sHILLINGS
Nit Goghtly. Mr. Holland; Mrs Mrjor Phobbs. Mrs H.
Isherwcod Dress Circle so Upper Boxe rs CENTS
PIT shiil-g: Privae Boxes g.: Orchssre Boxes s.
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w AN TIE DESTINATIONS BY TWO SMART
w young girls for chamb.rwork and to assist in wash
and ronsR ake of chi dren the other cham
bermaid and waiter Best Of city reference. Please call
l8 Heller the
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has from imgo!ta orsa chop Of very
super Tor Color tea delicious which he 1.
selling 50 cents per To-; ue Hysou IS
cent large assortment of other and
" low prices. H stores are 200 and 42S
Greenwich. and 76 Vessy street.
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pencil ease iucluded.-I. W. CREATION co, No II Cedar
purchasers both wholesale and retail t.
call their stock Of Gold Pens and which
they selling reducedP They kesp the pens Of al
their relative merits Gold and cases repaired
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STORE TO LET AND BUSINESS FOR BALE
"A To lady wishing commences business this offers
chance rarely with Abe Of the best
;us!op. BeadTay and noW dong rs rate d Su.ne,.
every facility given the to the know
ledge of the business &c To avoid trouble NO
one ne amply who $1,000 in cash Address
VIII name 4 & Her .ld office.
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M ECHANIC'S HALL,H2 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
i Grand aud Broome streets Wednesday, Nay s,nd every
night during the week, the onRIual CHRIS1f'S MN
SrHELS whose DEC during the past seven months
have been received with such distinguished Patronage and
un.xampled respectfully announce that they
will continue their Original and in,mabe entertainTsnu
night until further Admiration 20 cents Doors
open 7-Concer will commences Manager and Dirsc-
tor & hrsy y For the accommodation Of families,
thef will ate Concert Saturday Doors
omen NJ nj NJ.
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MUSIC AL.--REMOVAL--C. HOLT. yR. MUSIC
wi Publisher has removed for the present from l3e to
Fulton where he will continue u Keep on hsnd hne
as,otmen! of and popular Music and invites his friends
call He is continually publishing songso Christys
will in few be nreIa,ed 70 execae ali orders
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PROCLAMATION.

By ISAAC JOHNSON GoBsrnor Of tbs STATE Of Louisicns
WHEREAS, The failure to appropriate specifically the
w fund provided by law for the support of the Free Pub
%s -. 80 Lie Schools of this Stats must exert
sa q S Liases ~ unless prevented in time. highly
S1&> pEeJudical influence the great
9SAkISase<x@ cause OF education, and the best in
terests OF humanity; and Whereas the Importance of the
matter in this view Of it, appears call for the consideration
OF the Legislature a period earlier than that of its next
reguarsesson January 1850 and to form extraordinary
occasion, such Judgment renders the
Tent0n Of the two Houses may be practicable;
do therefore, by this my proclamation the two
Houses of the Legislature the Statehouse the
city Of NewOeans the First Monday in December next
being the fourth day OF said month"; and require the respect
i've Senator'S and Representatives then and there to assemble
order that they may devise and adopt ssch
successful operation the Free Public Schools of the State
them in the exercise of their wisdom and discretion
may expedent and proper and receive such inioma
ton in relation the affairs OF the State generally at that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State at
r New Orleans this tWenty-rst day of August 1913
L. 81 and of the Independence of the United States the
seYenty-thiTd year.
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLES GAYARRE Secretary Of STATE. au23
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MEDICAL OFFICE

Ho, 80 CVSTOyf9O USE STREET, ~ o.
EENALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY RroIuP Ell
a UNTIL CURE IS EFFECTED.-PTvate Diseases cufd
IN lew days by regular ph sican without mercury tI
9hei poisonous medicines, az No Sc Cast0h0use STREE
New Orleans, Louisiana -
Or. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted yih
any OF the forms of certain Disease 10 his general adye
tsenent n another column. The treatment adopted BY bn
taL which has the approval Of the distin guised sui
geOns OF Pafs, London snd New York and r. unives
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cuf ~
the worst cases Of constitutional syphilis gOnonhga sfie
tnTe enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases
by certain solitary practice ETC., etc. can now be ot incl
70 moral cerenty, Il application be made 10 tbose whoss
Integence sG endexpeence can be relied on Since Dr.
huien opened IN tina CITY, all the many cases come
underhs care have been cured without single excefor
Come OF teze were Of years standing One "a
OF structure 81 years old has been cured to The suTpse ii
pafent Inc gentleman (whose responsibility is kntsn 10
me tizenS Of Rev Oreanr) et hand and (by bis leroi
son can be referred 70 Dr. NJ 3 treatment Of stri sule
not known South OF New York. His treatment of eooo,
toa ana seet tbs most peectevef discovered ~ n
snqt safest and suest. The patient takes no coDs,y
cnOeD tuTpenne or other nauseus doses but cure d o.
tsaed ID one OF two days without PAIN inc0n " nen .
o alet ~ no pay uHezs cure effected wiihs
lNPoTENcY--YOung men Others who by sexual sxce.
" ~ oe,l2n MAJ have brought en- Themselves any oiti
palui consequences resulting from an nnFestrsneA nf
gene9 d the passions. such premature iui,oenev g
nht4lY seminal e"1ssloas general debility o. conSt m
eefA1 cement nav consult Dr.. AsBeB with beuofaha n
observed. -is 'tiioeost ss4e
Or Mullen be consulted daily at bis oges No estsp
t95aneass Sueet BENJAMIN MULLEN, ND.
-lbsz Ne. 50 Custpmhouss ssaas Wis a.
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UNIvERsITX or LoUIsIANA

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
THE LECTd5R1Es and nf 6oGRs fh Of INSTRUCTION
a IN this Department viii commence on the SEeohp
May. They are intended to embrace the most important
branches OF the Common and C5Oa LGo Public IRteTHa
tioRet and Constitutional Lar
Lectures viii be delivered upon the various branches and
subjects, by four Professors.
Those by Professor HENRY A. BULLARD will embrace:
The history of the Roman Law, from the earliest times
H. An analysis OF the general Principles OF the Roman Civ
man School. III The jurisprudence of Louisiana
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes of France and
Spain W. An outline Of the Land Titles in Louisiana.
whether derived from France Spain or the United States
Those BY Professor IHEoDoRE ii. McCALEB, viii treat
Of l. Admiralty aud Maritime Law, embracing the rights
and obligations OF Masters and Manners. Collisions and
Military Manners Contracts Marine Tns1Isnce and ny
potecations and contracts for atime Sevicesin Building
Repairing and Supplying OF Ships. IL. International Law
embracing the Law OF Prize and the practice Of Prize Courts
the absolute rights Of States. International rights of States
u their Pacific and Hostile elatlons Treaties Of Peace and
Pyste lnteTnsonal Law. III The jurisdiction Of the
peate Jurisdiction OF tine Supreme and Circuit Cou and
the Original jurisdiction Of the District Courts Courts Of
Revenue ana as PTze and Instance Courts OF Admiralty
The Lectures Of Professor RAEDELL HuNr will treat Of:
ComIaeTcal Law as relates to Mercantile peFsons, aer
These Lectures will treat OF Sole Traders, Partnerships
and Corporations of Principal and Agents. of Bills OF Ex.
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts Of Aeig by
Freight IettsOn and Average Salvage and Insurance;
Of sale Guafanes Liens and Stoppsge in transitu
Jurisdiction, snd-Iu Of the Law Of Evidence
The Common Law and Equity Jufspfudence and Practice
Peadings in Civil Gases at Common Law, snd- COBsti
tuti0nal Law.
Chief Justice EusT1s will deliver series of Lectures on
the Rights OF Persons and the Conflict OF Laws
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs, Esq, will assist Adjunct Pro-
fess0r in the Department of the Civil Law
students will be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only on
those who shall have attended two Courses OF Lectures
full after having studied at least year the
Office of Counsellor at Law, and after stc examination
by all the Professors. During the Course there will be FREE
quent examinations.
There will be organized also Moot Court, which win be
hodeu evey week, presided over By one OF the Pro-
fesson
G The price of Tickets fol the Course is fixed at 800
or $25 for each Professor.
il. A. BULLARD. Dean oftbs Faculty
New Orleans. June /. 1888 's6 5ID
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TBE MAGNOLIA,

a OatkLv Periodical devotsd to the Interests and i'd
0GHeehaeRt Of the Independent. CrdeT Of Odd Feii0uS
RELIEVING that monthly periodical conducted upon
the advancement and welfare of the INDEPENDENT
ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, in the South and West
would the cordial appreciation of the Or1er generally
Is proposed TO establish such Magazine in the city OF New
Orleans and the favor and zeal OF all good Odd Fellows is
respectfully solicited in its behaf II intended to ma Ike the
publication such will not only interest all attached
10 the Order bnt also 20 give such character as will not
tail TO make t generally popular panOr aud family
Magazine The contents will be varied and consist of such
matters will interest instruct, amuse viz: Stories,
Legends Biographies Statistics Choice Extracts of His.
tory, Original and Selected; and all matters pertain.
ing to the interests and advancement Of Odd Fellow
ship. The city of New Orleans ofen an extensive
field for obtaining the contributions of many of the most
talented membe Of the Order and contributions will be
sought tor and obtained from all sections of the Union As
matter of interest to the Order of Odd Fellows Il be-
eved that point in the United States offers
ments 70 its members to exert themselves in effort
sh such application It proposed to the work
with thrytwo pages to be increased the circulation and
profits will allow Subscription price, Three Dollars per
annnm. payable in all cases in advance. To the
pubIcatIon with any prospect Of success it will require
al least one thousand paying subscribers Should sufficient
number OF subscribers be received season. the first number
VIII be issued the LIST of January IS49 The Secretaries
OF all geS authorized to receive subscriptions and are
respectfully requested 10 make returns and as often
Is possible Should the requisite number of subscribers not
DC received season, the work will be issued and all
money paid will be returned Immediately
w VAN BENTHUYSEN
New Orleans. October H. 1912. o24 81
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THE GRAEFFNRFpc conrp Nv

Have on hle array Of certificate 1usXaT,red
eDliy These have been submitted 90 number Of gas
ssh " ~. aistinetlon aud reputation, who have
ItSif eItticetes 10 Their genuineneGs as fcll9wg:
hereby certify that have examined y larve uuuf
testimonials exhibited 70 me by he Graegr bSv 1o7as
lsauFe 70 the merits OF their medicine and tge Mes
~ ssglng thas they seem to Be genuine and entitled
eOnhdsnee o. me public, Ny personal aeguainaBeet
some OF the membgs Of the Company luV IN ia ~ Fl
pressing the opinion that their medicines fs yorg
.Esso Yoyk. Jan 10 1919 FRANCIS HAL
hereby certify that have examined number Of ta
mas mas exAlpited 70 me BY the Graeienbelg C0mpany
70 the merits OF their medicines; and take Dleasure
ing that they present evidence Of genuinenes and afss
fore entitled TO the confidence of The unblio
January 10, 1875. 3'' '4'-' n. bangs
The Graeienberg Company having unlimited 10 mes A
number OF leslmcnais, 10 which The name OF tie Res
Bsngs ". ~, and Francis Hall, Esq, Of EewYoh sg
1su as having examined said testimonials and found M
genuine, take great pleasure In certifying hai le a
named gentlemen are Of the very highest standing anl
Hpeetpllty ana that their names should give the g.el
weight Q any thing TO which they AZ attsch them,
ieieat seal] Mayor Of tb ~ CIV Y; II
1dagor's 06ies. CitVHail, Jan. II, 1917.
~ The Rev. N. BANGS, D. D., I, one Of the mo-
plated ministers Of the Meihodist Episeopal Church
FRANCIS HALL ESQ., Is equally celebrated as Inc editors
psopnetoT OF the Newly ogk Commercial Advertiser. aps
The General A gent for Louisiana ana NlissisiDg
" HANSBADUGH, 70 Camp street New Odsaps,L
to whom applications Tor Agencies may b. addresssd
= - For sale By WELD & Co. PeriC deal Agsua
SSil1p street. ALFRED HUNTER, cor 'sr Of Esca1
4l1ee ehu CusLonlli opse ST.; q. VAN FFf.GDN cq1
aSlaasazine ana bssthelomeW t.; J. WRIGHT s zoe
Tt5 9s hhADO. q sonde street, New OIea5
SSgk Postmaster City Of Lafayette; J. J. M
corner Camp and ST. Mar siTass Wy
1OE5s1lEk5 corner lgyee and Seventh Streets l4sialp
Ssa Sss'~~4 u bkNE0g, CAnplltSR, IA,
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WMREo
M.rERs- IN aINEERs - MECHANICS.

ToFLANTERs, EN- sNEERs and MECHANICS.
vTvHE Subscriber. Agent foFthe Manufacturer has in
stoss snd = consssnsy .ecsyIng agg Y q
Norhern prices The following cOmpnss part OF the
RJUgH STEAM BlBBs-G. x. x. XII. IL. Is IL.
ROUGH STEAM STOPs-1<t to 81 inch;
DOUBLE FLANGE COCKS-lt 70 inch
ssFYEA sNS egqP66FF $685. FgsfS gasB fBBs
HOSE COUPLINGS. Sc, SC.
COPPER PIPE-n Lengths q % to is feet from inch in
the bore upwards.
genarsy are iayittd . ezaniae he above articles
SAMUEL LOCKE Nos. 5 and . front laeVee,
OIL Between Bienvile and Cnstomhonse Streets
REMOVAL.
DRIEsTLEY s. BEN have removed their entire Stock
Il Of HARDWARE. IRON, &c, &e,x Sssss--a-s-AA
fem Nos y ns ,s syfS s an New sRo 8
Nos. go and 81 C.3.ifP Street. opposite
receiving by arrivals from Foreign and Domestic Nanutac
suss q Supplies q sys dsp o25e o. n tns
on accommodating terms Country Mefchans PLANTERS,
spd Examine for themseves The following embraces
portion Of their soSk Oa baHa SHd s SS5 vz and
50 do. Pennsylvania
10 ~ d Go Isn do. Boiler lion;
800 bundles 4 sI Braze a Rods X 5ls and H. round
300 do. Sheet Iron, 10 to-
i de- Dc. B Bs09 I Ton' e R a neh
10 plates TenDessee Plough Iron ;
S t EsaH Gut F Afs - snd SPIRES
5 soS bbo oEei F5 TN PR plAafT Point POOL
30 900 lbs. BRAZIERs' COPPER, 10 to 120 ID shests:
d 59 cog lbs Block Tin speitsI ZinG c Steel
ANYLLs, VICES; SMITHS, BEL BEL;
Lows ssdge and gi. Ha Pl aAhM MN flSS
~ and Smiths Tongsi
Files and Rasps. American and English LOCKS Of every
Sliding door Furniture; Hooks and Plate Hinges;
Bntt and Parliament Hinges; Woodscrews;
B CT FqsPss and an FIX BRAD
Bras and Pd BOfs Tin CGc Is and DE- FagqstsW
grO;icnt IN M s.T P and n Circular Saws
shovsIs and Spades, Games Woods s. BOurland,s);
Clown, louisiana Carolina and Grabbing HOES;
Ion r Copper Grand and Bias Ss WIRE; ~ O
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Flints;
Corn, Coffee and Pepper MILLS;
Curry Combs, English and AmeIcan;
Plated and Brass Stinups, Bits, Buckles, etc;
H Hos and q. Hge COaEs Hal R KPfs fLouGHs
Combs; Paper Pens; Shoe Thread ~.
Paint, Goth ssTTq4bbqg; Whitewash, Floor Tooth HAIR
shoyels and Tongs, Fe Irons, Brass and Iron Andons,
TINWARi, full assortment
Pocket. Pen and Desk KNIVES;
Ironhandle Knives and and Forks, and Knives only;
Cork Butcher and Shoe KNIVES; Augurs, Chses Gouges,
Cps E a and CooPers PLANES and TOOLS of every
Cotton, WOOL and H0Tse CARIS
800 coils Manila ROPE, from 6-thTead to 7-inoh;
100 do. Tarsd do. do. do. do;
so do karine and Housne;
0AKUM. TAR, PITCH and ROSIN;
Sperm, Whale Lard and Linseed OILS
Spirits TuTpentine and VaTnsh;
20, coo lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD;
1000 lbs. Brooklyn Nos and White Lead
200 kegs Black Red and Yellow PAINT:
1000 lbs. Chrome and Paris Green; 500 lbs VeFdigrs
% tons CASTINGS, assorted
1900 French Pots, assorted, to so pints;
MILL and GRINDSTONES +; s beet, Bar and Pig LEAD,
Lead Pipe and variety of other articles too NUMEROUS to
mention. Oct2 II
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Albany. APRIL. lsl7
CAITrTnN

Owng 70 the great success and sale Of Dr. Town
emu asapanla, number Of who were formerly our
1EehLs' nave commenced making Sasaparilla Exifsois
lxls piite Extracts Of yellow Dock etc They gene
a ~ L up N the same shaped bottles and Of Them
a@Es ssoen and copied adyenisemeBs they are only
w2ftHie limitations, and should be avoided
- flhegal Oftice Us Fulton street. Sun Building New
lselng q Co. State street Boston DgOtt Sons
81 bat1ors;P D. Cohen. Chareston los South Psarg st.
6Dany r q iesraN, Natchez-and By MI the principal
egtss fnI ffeIcnaufs generally throughout te United
States. West ladies and Tie Caaadns -
J, WRIGHT, Ia Chsltrss sYess
ss~@1A aels ARszt. HaE 0IlsRzs
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NOTICE
ITO THOSE AFr1 If EsS3LlI1O T.. urnnnn

FE1o THOSE AFFLICTED WITH vEyNEREAI, DIS
e EASES-Ihe reputation Of the writer is so well esab
hshed that all that necessary to those who have be
so unfortunate as to have contracted of those dread
Je diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any per-
OF Their various forms, H. that the writer after most ue.
cesSul practice Of twentyx years confined strictly Ia We
nesa Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood, Ihavng rsate
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope many OF
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physician
without receiving any benefit s enabled TO offer you posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any Of th
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
wouid DO well TO call at No IS CUsToMHoUsE STREET he
tore applying elsewhere and avail themselves Of the benefit
Of the subscribers long and successful experience.
iyI5 en- b. f. MULLEN S. Cust0mhouSe At
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% = y \ 9 y 81
MEnIOAL NOTTOH.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
nR. PARMEAEE would inform his friends and the
~ public that he has returned from the North aud Oca'sd
himself at No. 81 HEvIA STREET, betw Phhppa ami
Bgonne Streets where he at al times be BY those
who wish to consult him the treatment of diseases
whether acute chronic local general and particularly
that classes generally cale1 SECRET DISEASES.
az His Office for consultation with females, and treat
ment of diseases of women end children HeYia street.
third door fr9m Philippe. He would invite ho.e sufsng
to give hm cal, and guarantees safe and permanent
cure WA attend in any cart Of TIE cty when equisd.
o3l I'm NO 81 HEVIA STREET,
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EN0R THE BENEFIT or THE AFFLICTED.-Knu y.
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run consT It.
Ing physicians for the Of private diseases, owing TO
utter disqualification OF those who profess such CASES
deem to be nothing but act Of kindness towards
LEN No. % CGstomhOase street, 10 state that in the
1910 was sOrey afflicted with syphilis its worst and mos
appalling oTn and for several months together unte
fae best regular medical practice could obtain in New o.
leans without being ct all benetted-ndsed grew wore
AT length heard OF DIR. Mulea's great reputation o.
Piled to him. and tony great 10y three weeks he Testo
me 70 perfect heath .Subscnbed New Orleans Jan 49,
Nm EA MTTET, R0RBERS0N