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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank - Capital $4,000, 900
Gro. MORGAN PRESIDENT s. C. BELL, Cashier Direct
ors: s. Stewart, R. w. MONTGOMERY, B. F. Fox U. II
Dudley, A, d. Cossman, A d. Kelly; c. Gayarre for the
State; Jacob OFT for Mechanics Society Levi PIERCE
Attorney; H. B. Cenas, Notary. Discount Days. Mon
days and Thursdays
City Bank Capital $1,000 900. SAMUEL j. PETERS
President; r. PALFREY Cashier. Directors S. J. Pc
tes, William y. Avery, p Conrey, Jr., j. R. Shaw j. w
Stanton, w. P. Converse, A. Hobart Jr. G. w Squires p
sawve J. i Russell, F. J0rdy, VIM. Alling. II. I.ocke
Attorney; II: b. Cenas Notary. Discount daitv at noon
branch at Naehtoches-A. Lemee, Cashier Branch al
Baton Rouge. Shoppers, Cashier
Canal Bank-Capital "a, 600 OOO GLHNpy BURKv Pres
ldent; N. n; WILKINSON. Cashier Direct0rs: William
Henderson, VIM M. Goodrich J. l.. Bogert James H. Me
Lean Frank Penot, J. p Whitney F. b. Conrad Attor y:
1, Hermann; Notary Discount Days: Wednesdays and
Saturdays Branch at Alexandra-B B. Chew Agent: at
Agent; at Donadsonvile-E J. Tebault Agent
Louisiana State Bank Capital $2OO0OOO JBB
xIGNIE President RICHARD RELF. Cashier. Directors
Nm Hepp. E. B. Harris R. Brugier Pierre Poutz, A
MlItenberger, A. Cariere James Reed Felix Grima-
Felix Grima, Attorney AchilIe Chapela, Notary. Dis
Martlnsville-Ransom Eastin, Agent
Bank OF Louisianaa,Capital %, 900, OOO WV Mont
soMEik s President RoBr NJ Davis, Cashier Direct
toval Ipedano, James Day, Geo Urouhart Alfred Hem
men, Edward Shift, John r. Marshall T. Cnyelier A.
Henshaw and Cuhben Bullitt for the State Levi PIERCE
attorney; William Chrsty, Notary. Discount Daws
Mondays and Thursdays Branch at Donaidsonvlle1i"
ChaStant. Agent at Baton Rouge Menard Agent at
st Ffancisvie-J. N. MAYNARD, Agent; at Alexandna@
n u Hynson, Agent at Opelousas-E DeBaillon gent
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.

HOLCOMBE'S DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF
IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES from its Organization the present time, ncu
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A SELECTION OF LEADING CASES UPON
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with Notes and Iliustrations-by James Hocombe Esq
Il vol. 8vo.
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mh0 I'm Ia Camp
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MSNASMAe
MEDICAL CARD.
sou THERN MEDICAL OFFICE,


NO 18 C.4RONDELET ST.
TNO THE PUBLIC.-Nine years permanently located
IN this CITY combined with the unvared success our
peculiar system of treatment for Syphilc MercuraI and all
Chonc complaints has met with during that time has fully
ana ~, soundly established our reputation.
street established in 1910. for the cure of all Chronic affec
mons IS with few exceptions known all the only oh.
Ject OF this card is to inform those who know not its oca
on that afflicted with any of those private diseases which
are unfortunately so prevalent they consult with
certainty and guarantee of cure.
10 those especially who from an immodeate use of Mer
cnfy malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes on
me BONES nocturnal Rheumatism, Itching the chest
boches on the skin Ulcers in the throat general debility
nave ruined their constitution recommend to call upon
e they will derive from the active effects of our treatment
VIII at once convince them of capablity of fulfilling
what profess
We do not boast of making rapid and hasty cures but our
Satisfaction is TO perform thorough and radical ones
short of time possibly be done with advan
tage and safety TO the patient
we wi not here, through newspaper medium enter in
any eiaborate remarks regarding venerea affections 1t
disease mat unfortunately peTvades all ranks of society rich
ana poor matrimonial and singles all will observe is if
any person acted with complaint of that nature
ciss his peculiar with of those that describe
lee treate,) by calling at oe will give him. free of
all charges what explanation advice he may DESIRE
often happens that an -timed of shame dread
o. discovery deters patient from applying those who
rom education and responsibility befend him. delay
horfid disease make their appearance
10 such the doctor pledges himself to preserve the most
nvioabe and from his practice and expe
fence he can confidently recommend safe speedy cure
l.. c. THOMSON
mon sign OF the Marble Hscuapan Statue Private en-
trance first door to the right of No 49, in CarondeIet street
vate egress both IN Common and Carondelet sts nils I'm
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THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES

| are apposng them Misguided men How utterly mno
slbe TO arrest their spread The most exraoinasy cen
parts OF the country; certificates which have stoned bs
most respectable citizens Many of these Testimonials ba%
been submitted to gentlemen of great distinction who as
carefully examined them to see that they are genuine
Among these the Rev N. Bangs d. D. of the NIeiIo,
dist Episcopal Church and Francis Hail. ESQ editor of tIo
New York Commercial Advertiser. We finally submitted
The Hon. Vim. v. Brady the Mayor of New York who
has given his certificate under the Great Seal of the CITY
that they are genuine and reliable.
With such names, we fear no opposition We are fortified
at every point and solicit continuance of the unexampd
patronage we have already received We would earnestly
advise
1st That in every neghborhood where there is no Graeu
berg Depot, immediate steps should be taken to have
one. BY addressing the General Agent OF any district
this can be secured.
3D. Families should club together and get immediate sup
3d. Emgrant Societies and other planthropic bodies should
of t'si s + i9f HSRay alone
10000 boxes sold each and eoery meek
Of the HEALTH BITTERS, an enormous quantity
These extraordinary btte sold at 2 paper and
are warranted to make two quarts OF Bers superior
in the world. They are composed of Roots, Herbs Bark
and Vines gathered in the vast forests and praes of Amer
lca and are speedy and certain restorative of weak and
The other Medicines of the Company of equal value
rdHFDFhH hHH G2g
THE CHILDREN'S PAN CEA-THE GREEN
HoU y AIN 0INTMEMTITHG GoNsUMPrE
fY The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi
D. HANSBROUGH, 70 CAMP Street .Ns1o Orleans
La to whom applications for Agences may be addressed
New York. February. 1s4s.
,fYr For sale by WELD & CO, Periodical Agents 70
tres street; ALFRED HUNTER. corner Of Ezehsngs
p NJ, City Of Lafayette; ]. L. VAN BoKKELLEN. COT
ner OF Camp and st. Mary street, Lafayette. mh7 I'm
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man that sni, % n of NAH Liquors Wine Cider
GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF wgIg@
1GGIKfha ffAN "a the annual session of the X
s ss f re foewns b nsG en-
4; s,i!ssa {, hsy.s s5 SIS
an sS Charles II ". Scott Conductor; A Mclean Sen
tp pE !bs E'fiIGfP OF C,y
tai Foa M ~ TchosPGqas street M %ontay on
d Hs W. xsi R. i f'T s. Y c dove g
W L1oGGisIANA TEMPLE OF HONOR. No. ,1aameet
every otheT Monday at Pse2R JAIL otcsTJ Pst'S
i e. A " and w M rs%s John KY
@ A V jssab sSa = 2ShP
'0 OCEAN sfnSs' TEMPLE OF HONOR No 2-meets every
G es TqWssdsy Scott It Wig 8a MpRSPftE
sn R. H xsnsFsW f. J. b Ball. q TBRRGt: How
III. STA Fsn n Ha Il e H25sqs Ss
PHI 4 bs aaa w ese e B. assa
Hai Bsvs n h A d Psv h1s berry, s
Wa tR9sT ysn be TEaf sf'EHFo HoEoR No
Of Pelican Division corner Of st. Charles and Com Com
s'5s ofs;, Y ',Tf' ii5 hsP'f
is%ss eIaFi SpPs2 John Bissnoi'
".
evening at haifpast clock the Sons 9! Temperance
o s on The s VsIsnd al a1d chse
elected for the present e. n, eva n 'aeg5
s. Mo Gs%ienee r Mc1a &a s. Albeit +
Burke c; Thomas Curan, A c; Isaac Mckenzie, S;
M oeEA asfi1 snss; WEDNESDAY
81 Bs%e fiPn
Ssye AnSsy R5 Jaskiop Mst samqf GS as5
Mc(t Charles A
5; + Yesnkss, 8 ); EdMafd Mitchell, PW F:
CIV II Tiltos i: ssSs%s: " x; G S
IS; ( Il Bsney, { !, ]. Williams, A G; j. H. saxon
ShEsRA W FoS IS No. meets every Thursday
las street. a'' d ss s. Barry Wells,
&C; J. Babcock, s. A. G. Glover o s; R. L. Bruce,
. Ds9s h1 ~ Si F If hs
Hs' WIZ. e.! 5aFs;s st ::
SfssSsfF tSiE4 dSiSvsds ri H. rNR
Sss - n aSs %gaiD
%fFSSfsf 5l #% Ss n every Tuesday
ZANE No. s
FL AEs Sa 81
Grena Parish Of Jefferson Tuesday 18th August l847
blythe Grand Worthy PatdaEeh james Patterson FRIDAY
evening, in Unity Hail, No Magny Buildings above the
Hon 1ssn7a8 o,'f 3aadsI saf'PWe sshe
Et sSss r k7s g. %a % fsS cha.
h Y1TNG M iSS1 SMsAaGE N6LA DIVISION No
Hs PEAL sss kP X aessee fens
! Ayerv Barlow .e 8: George x. Fitch, S; Henry
Leaman, T Jas Hotsberry, G; g. Rmry A C.; C. Carroll
g N e; Cole 4, Q 8; p Ebay Harper W s.n.,.u
evening January Is at the Hall Of the Pelican Division No
l. ahe corner of ST. Charles and Common streets Officers
james Garland WP; William Hall, W A 9. P Hunter,
s Thos L. Bailey, A s; Chas. Vanderdoes, w F 8;
Geo Shumway r; Alex. Sutherland, C; VIM. II. Crane
G.; R. H. B0wes, s; Augustus s. Foster, o 8.
HARMONY DIVISION No 15-Organized February
L. 1S48-Mee Monday evening at 7a o'clock at the
Hall of Crystal Fount Division No 222 Tchoup0uas st.
Offcers-Wm H Rondeau, WP; w Ahern w A; Jas
Bradford, T; J w MeCrackea, c; Nolan, A e; John II
Burroughs, S; Charles Ferguson, OS.
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. T-Organized Sunday, Feb
E lS48 Officers for the present quarerJohn Larue.
S. A Scaes, T; E Nicholas strnger, G.; Thomas Biz
bingham, C; St Maur Stuart. S; Peter Johnson. S.
OLIVE BRANCH UNION, No. l. Daughters of Tenn.
,erance-was Instituted December a. ls47 Meets every
Monday evening at half 0cOck in GoOdhOpe Chapel
Aigiers
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meets at No IS Common street. the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month e. Offices-L. E. Reynolds w
The M RAhgSSPg Sff1stf I6ypGE-undsr the uac
ton of the Grand Lodge of Nsssspphod their monthly
meetings the Thursday evening of each month, at
the Masonic Hail. over the Caolton Railroad Depot corner
of Baronne and Perdido Ofice-W IL Howard,
HIRAM LODGE OF 4. Y MAsONs-hoId their
monthly meetings in the MASONIC Hall CO of e
halfpast o'clock p NJ. Offcers-D. G; Benbrook, "
n; James Miller w; Nathan ShryehoEn "; e ".
EUREKA LODGE-under the jurisdiction OF the Gfan ID
Lodge of Msspp-hold their meetings in Latayee, On
Jackson. Oicers-A.J J. Williams, w M; B. Clements
Secretary.
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FRENoH PRoNouNc1NG DICTIONARY.

VTNHE STANDARD PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY
L (snrennes) Of the French and English languages IN
two parts Part L. French and English; Part H. English
and French The first part comptehendng words in com
mon USE terms connected with scence terms heongng 10
IL coo terms lately published with the pronunciation Of every
word according to the French Academy and the most emil
nen photographers and Grammarans together with 1oo
critical remarks in which the various methods Of pro9oune
pared with each other The second part containing copi
Vocabulary of English words and expressions. with the
by PRACTICAL and comprehensive system of French pronun
CATION BY Gabriel Suenne, F. A. s. E., French Teacher
in Edinburgh Corresponding member of the French Gram
matica Society Of Paris Lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author OF several
works on Education.
Also REDS DICTIONARY of the English language,
containing the Pronunciation, Etymoogy and Explanation
of all words authorised by eminent writers
Just received and for sale the New Orleans Statoners
Warehouse and Emporium fer Standard, Miscellaneous,
mI5 J. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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River Premiums

To V;,Lshu.s.eaansI IN get. prem.
TO Mempbs Mil; Pn n,emea,ats LANDINGS u
SSn nrs;e HaHsonbnrg .Vermilionvlle, Co
iumbla, Princeton, franklin ST. MarinsyiIle
To Lou sohfs Il EianTd dung E.:.:; A01A
To Vaeesn Ssa GoSmsns IGa and Grenada Il OH
To Cnc f NH NMas sVsRiIi. 61A
To Cakss;e' 1 Wsssna and ;Amserd2m 40l%
To M ofrisons si hnf IKascalo9sa Ala 02h
To FoTt s sn,i,, IL 6s
To AIaxanJ' ahd yones60r0pgh Cred River J. .2SfD3A
-A'eNaudfa ann NatchIfoches, -. I'm x
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You've LAWYERS, LOOK HERE.-!he LOUIS
Vile Examiner has found the following among
Cotton Mather's writings. 1t is lesson of meek
ness which Young chaps of all the professions may
take hint from: When thou speakest of thy
studies, be sure that thou eschew presumptuous
words; and if thou be Intercepted as to them, do
thou in all meekness say that thou hangest thy hat
in a lawyers Office. For hereby shalt thou, per-
adventure, be nigh unto the truth"
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n Railroads The Carrollton Railroad Cars leave the
bepot at the corner of Perlido and Baronne streets
lhs Lafayette Railroad Cars leave the of Canal
The Poateharrai Railroad Cars leave the Depot at the
turing the day. '
lhe Merican Calf Railroad Cars leave the corner of
'eesamps Elysaes aud Good Children streets "
idhals -Ihe Canal Carondeiet the First Mn
with Lake PontchaIirain; the Old Basin being
terminus a @e A"i' VI oa'ou 81. JOHN us take
AZ Canal connects the Second Mum ieipaity with
tween fn the New Basin on Circus street be-
and Pon a,b eet ana Triton Walk being its city terminus
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Residence of Foreign Consuls.

-1WIm;sergnd IohE A. Merle Espanade street.
Hv,.bs o. walls 70 Common street.
II,e sn.nrf YIN, Vogel, IS BienviIe street.
M $3.50 Hs''''- r., ties los Common street.
Pss.uant''.''. " m. Mure, 10 Royal street. .
Iaaaessat''...' a J. Gouvea cor. Common Caonueet
PIgnegcer+..., James b. Behn. IS Bienvile street
IL tsStaR.. James b. Behn, 50 Bienyiile street.
tnleadhd..... L. NJ Ward, 81 Common street.
jscrnap.-..... ID. Messages, "a Old 1.evee.
russia. VIM Vosei. IS Bienvlle street.
-dastria. III Elmer 2 Exchange Place.
6rsmea Frederick Rodewad. q Bank Place.
hHsSia,. :. Emile Johns ITO Poydras street.
France. Roger corner st. Peter and Rampant s,s
bratd.. Pierre Remand, "a Tchoupitoalas street
badea... Jacob Heinrich Elmer, Exchange Place
SpaiR. Carlos de Espana, 1856 ST. Louis street
Rome. L. C. Daron 81 Common street.
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A CARD.

E'OR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED.-Know
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in consult
ing for the of private diseases owing TO the
ner OF many who profess to cure such
Deem 1t to be nothing but of kindness towards Inc
4nl9Tnnaeg afflicted, well assheer justice to Dr. MII
LEN NO % CUsToMHOUsE STREET, to state that in the
most appalling form and for several months together was NM
yer he best regular medical practice could obtain in New
worse AT length heard Of DR. MuLLEss great rep stm
on applied 10 him. and to great JOY in three weeks
Jan. 7, 1A7. tmhl6 lml SAMUEL ROBBERSUeNSh S'
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"a q 8 N S.

N ind at the New Orleans Stationers Warehouse, u
Camp and d Ct all k ~ pup
fishers prices This collection mbraces works IN every
branch Of the Healing Art and stands unrivaed as COM
price as they are sold Boston, New York and Phllae-
pha As the extensive for ordinary advertise
ment the aefiton of Medical Students and the Medical
Faculty generally respectfully invited The subscriber
feels assured that critical examination OF the STOCK ana PIT
cesW will give satisfaction TO all parties.
mb5 / Il STEEL. Ia Camp st,
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MEDICAL.
URINARY affections symptoms vIruent diso,o.

URINARY affections, symptoms, vrulent diseases /.
so peculiar in their nature, that unOrtnnaaII oens
are able TO discuss them 1t sa therapeucai FACT o Gu lew
auce the more the disease penetrates into the yt
its specific nature and undergoing the ansiomato n
tend to assmate to diseases of another nature the wl
tcut does the treatment become General Syphilis Ioe al
ignorantly prescribed Symptoms of those compa nnIe
properly distinguished yield to professional treatment " Sa
rative order and the safest method radical en ~ s
time subdung their chain of serious ,ne same
DR. MALLON, 70 Canal stEeet, thorou ghly and ans
emotions of great satisfaction, his success Te y. WITH
few cases record in the annals of the heans arg e M
afford more striking proof of my triumph over d;W which
the thorough and complete Of well know, 'ap
this city that ook ed upon as desperate and bevon
reach of human aid Dr. MallonS offices aeat rs TaSg
Street The Doctor has removed to 10 Canal stna,
doors from Royal street, nil s lou
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DAILY CRESCENT.

From the German Of K6ner.
THE SAW-MILL.--By WILLIAM c. BRYANT.
In wonder mill rested,
And sat me down TO look
Upon the wheels quick glimmer.
And on the flowing brook.
As in dream before me,
The saw, with restless play.
Was ceaying through fir.tree
Its long and steady way.
The tree through all ifs ibres
With living motion stirred,
And in dirge- like murmur,,
These solemn words heard
Oh thou who wanderest hither.
A timely guest thou art :!
= For thee this cruel engine
Is passing through my heart,
When soon in earhs cold bosom,
Thy hours of rest begin,
This wood shall form the chamber
Whose walls shall close thee IN.
-Four pIanks-I saw and shuddered-
Dropped in that busy mill;
Then as | tried TO answer, IN
At once the wheel was sui.
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BANKING HOUSES.

above Graver. p ''' 'e" ooofs
, Martin & Co. Office, No 81 Magazine street. New
Horace Bean - Office, No. "a Camp street, corner of
Thomas H. Barker - No. q Camn s,res, oo,n,. nc
Common N'o - SoiAiP S'iect, CVihef VI
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l. O. O. F.
Time. Places If Holding Meetings, and Ocirs of the
SeneraE T.o11se

GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA .,saGMAa.
e Eoass Ill., eo a"a
" sac A. h Fss;s H. 3 s.: WI
f. Ws %sasf T,ss Aasssy VII. sigsisS
II 4 a. h as Of W.
Hpf sss On F'S nfh Ty:'s s zs5
Nv M foS55faaE H. W nss. Msgny.
EnM aasnse F9 ssn mhe 5a an
Rf TS SSsSs 65GE N No i. H.,
BsnsS Cohen: "; Sidney Rag Secretary; ~ T. Mi,
sves
sH 9s%snsnt s ss y G fsh
sTfF EiFsss3SsF LODGE No. mee. every Tuesday
street, Lafayette OficegaW ashingon w. yaught, G;
Thomas Cook, Z; - Burdett, Secretary; E. R. Beach,
TEUToNIA. LODGE, No. 1o-meets every Tuesday,
o G. Philip Wv WS eSnp'IS' e. f nsims n
it5isff sfISf Efsf Sa mee every
WS Wi;, sx? st Fsulknsl T. Walsh Secretary
COMMERCIAL LODGE. No 12-meets at the Hall of
96iseL l. Biqws G; VIM Hs.fF Foster VIC; TN i
BaEe Secreay; G. Glover. Permanent Secretary; VIM
m HOWARD VA LODGE. No 1s!npted Nov 1876
hs ee, Grand Lodge Poydas and choqpoulss
seSGIHetsTy Taylor Treasurer '''' '''"''''A'
,nOfE LODGE, No. H-meets every Wednesday at
clock P NJ at Crescent Hall Camp street Offfcers-
iienry pier, g B. w. Rodd V G; A. b. Bein, Secre.
dfaaE LODGE. Ne l5-mees Monday night at
En NJ L. Moiton, VIZ e. BERNARD asa Masone se e
TEMPLAR LODGE, No 16-meets every Friday even
Ing at Crescent Hall, in Camp st. Oficers-P c. Wright
nu5s;G nv. w. X Baily, VG Harmon Doane, Secretary
COVENANT LODGE, No l7-meets in the Hall of
day evening Officen-T A. Packard q; p B. Forbes,
NATIONAL LopGE, No n is~meet sever every Friday even
ng at ll6 Chartres Street OfceB-Joseph Saba, CT
f. j. Gomez v G; v. Aeman, Secretary; J. Font,
Treasurer.
ETOILE POLAIRE, No. 19--meets every Monday even
ing at Friendship Hail. No 1I6 Chartres street Officers
F. Parent, G; c. Ammel. G; A de Amas secretary
L. Blean, Treasurer
INTERIOR LODGEs--Feicana Lodge, No a. meets meets
at Bayou Sara. De Soto Lodge No 2, at Baton Rouge
-. Louisiana Encampnen No 2. at Bayou Sara
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN.

L M. II AND ASIhN
- GENT SYRUP-.An Infalli6le Remedy for ChoIra
bus Diarrhea and any IRREGULARITIES Of the BODs. Used
bV the Surgeons in the United States Army Nth gred!
Tiff" fife GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, recommended
by the most eminent Physsans ffS% the Rev.
ton, and now of New Orleans j
Dr. E. 8. BILLINGs Dear Sir-It is but simple justice
having abored for several months, during the last year.
der the Of the of climate the DahR
until Tin spite OF the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
the faculty deservedy high in public estimation my bodily
system was wholly Frustrated, | found your Asringn
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the also oundt
equally effective IN curing of my children of the
miserable complaint Since it effected cure myself
have taken whenever from any cause there gmp
roms OF recurrence, and have always found efecaa
In prevention as it had been previously in cure
In this Southern country traveller whether by land
or water ought to carry with him this Invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention and with almost
pense he might himself he passes his way. Fam
lies and plantations would only save much disease but
save many dear and valuable lives by always keeping $50
part OF their medical stores. Yours, &c.
CLINTON MISS, May 49, 1874.
From the .ArmH.-Matamoros (Mexco) April 9TH, 1S4I--
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup sent me-
some OF the worst of Dysenery under charge ID
OF which produced permanent cure in few days It's
powerful remedy, possessing medical virtues.
j. B. ASH, Asst Surgeon, U; s. A.,
EW" For sale by SICkLES & co. 40 Canal and
Y. W0ODMAN, Vieksburg; and CHAS. SHREVE
ty- Wholesale Agency 70 C-4yHP Street
m7 I'm d. HANSBROUGH.
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