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DAILY CRESCENT

Ohm FrL1ows.-There are in the United States
-. ,b,n 1900 Lodges, with 100000 members,
who pay for the reIiefof destitute families and slck
t MnI saoo.OoO year. Christian, Turk and
Ian, may enter but those who declare their disbe
I,or IN Supreme Being are inadmissible.
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.rvr BEEN TO LAVA suit IT,, 10 :; recover ,tan fer
twenty-five dollars, the amount OF o'e gwen a
horse having been three years before the courts
Wyoming county, ~ Ii i5e p pain, it ' in amount
', .;,n,d With Costs. the latter amounting to about
e;abt Lundrcd dollars Such is law.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LErrERs-For a single letter, no, exceeding hall an
:. "u,ee. M, va Ill; IL 'p'''' ~ 49, nm. 10
For every half ounce, and any excess over every nan
ounce the rates of postage; and when aG AZ We.
sed two cents each letter. or four cents II Tie
advertising cost so much additional. a
For drop letters not TO be maiet EACH, II -.
ClRcuLARs-For any printed c5euar handful adSef
unsefe sa sem snare inches or less sent over
30 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
within the State,
Observation-Disclosures to subscrbes3 cents each pre-pad
or not forwarded from the Post-Otfce,
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office No. 4S Camp street. few door,
sabove Gravier. O
Martin & Co.-Ollice, No 81 Magazine street New
Orleans. 1880 N'
Horace Bean Office No. "a Camp street. corner of
Common. - -' -l =
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MAENNSAA.
MEDICAL, CARD.
HERN MEDICAL OFFICE,

No. 10 C.3RO.NDEIET ST.
ITO THE PUBLIC-Nne years permanently located
Il IN this city. combined with the unvaried success our
peculiar system of treatment for Syphtic Aercna aud all
chronic complaints has met with during that time has fully
and Soundy established onr reputation.
The Southern Medical Office No. 1S Carondeie
street established in 1910 or the of all Chronic
ions IS with few exceptions, known TO all; the only OBJ
JeGf OF this card TO inform those who know Local
ton that II afflicted with of those private diseases which
are unfortunately prevalent. they consult with a
certainty and guarantee of cure.
10 those especially who from mmoderate nSe OF Ner
curry malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes on
the bones, urna Rheumatism, Itching the chest.
blotcheS the SKIN Ulcers the throat general debIty)
have ruined their constitution recommend to call
for confident that the prompt aud permanent
lief they will derive from the active effects OF our reament
will al convince hen oil our capabliiy OF fulfilling
what profess.
We moi boast of making rapid and asty cures but our
short space of time possibly he done. with advan-
tage and safety to the patient.
We will not here. through newspaper Medium enter in
any elaborate remarks regarding affections
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of society rich
and poor matrimonial and SINGLE all will observe is. if
class his peculiar with of those that describe.
eee treae,) by calling a, ofe will him, free of
all charges, what explanation advice he desire.
1t often happens that itined of shame dread
OF discovery deterS patient from applying TO those who,
from education and eSpectabity beieud him delay
treatment till all the constitutional symptom, of this
horrid disease make their appearance
To such. the doctor pe"e. himself preserve the most
1ntlnan aud from his pactie and
Hence he confidently recommend and speedy cure
H. &. THOMSON,
Office No Is Caronhele' street. between Canal and nm,
mon, sign OF the Marble Esculapian Saiue Private en-.
trance. m door TO the right of No H. in arOndee street
fFIyae ers both IN Common and Carondelet I'm
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A CARD,

ft'oR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLiCTED-Know.
ing The extreme hazard which strangers run in consult
ing physicians tor the of private diseases owing to the
ner dualItcaons of many who profess such cases
unfortunately afflicted well sheer justice TO Dr. MI T.
TN No " frsTnNH9usE STREET; 10 state that in the
year iei6 0rey afflicted with syphilis in lis worst and
most appalling ionn and Tor several months 10 ether was
der The best regular medical practice could obtain in New
Orleans, without being at all henefted-inieed / rre,,
worse At length heard of DR.. MULLEN great re5nt,
ton applied to him. and my great j.y in three ,re
he restored me to perfect health Subscribed
Jan la4l. (mhl6 lml SAMUEL ROBBERS0N
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THE GRAEFENBEgG MEDICINES

are apposipg them Misguided men How utterly imDa
sibe to arrest their spread The most extraordinary cef
parts OF the country; certificates which have asonishe bs
most respectable citizens. Many OF these Testimonials baFs
been submitted to gentlemen OF great distinction, who h,r
carefully examined them to see that they are genuine
Among these the Rev. N. Bangs D. D. OF the aIeFo
dist Episcopal Church and Francis Hall ESQ., editor of fs
New York Commercial Advertiser. We finally suLmitsI
The Hon VIM = Brady the Mayor of New York, who
has given his certificate under the Great Seal OF the CHI
that they are genuine and reliable.
With such names, fear no opposition. We are fortified
every point and solicit continuance Of the aneyanbl
patronage we have already received We would eaiBaJ
advise
lst That in every neighborhood where there no Grasp
berg Depot, immediate steps should be taken to have
one. By addressing the General gent OF any distinct
this can be secured.
3D. Families should club together and get immediate
3d. Emigrant Societies and other pIanhropc bodies should
furnish them to the needy.
Ofthe GRAEFEN BERG VEGETABLE PILLS alone
10000 boxes are sold each mi ecerg neek.
Of the HEALTH BiTTERs, an enormous quantity
warranted to make two quarts OF Bters sqperort9 a
in the world. They composed of Roots, Herbs, Bars
and Vines gathered in the vast forests and praes Of Amer
and speedy and certain restorative OF weak and
debilitated constitutions.
The other Medicines of the Company of equal vsa
~ THE iiS G GRAEFENBERG sARsAPARILLA Com.
POUND-THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION
LHE CHI .DREN,S IAN GE AMIIiE ,III4ES
S h9MTAEf b 1SIMEAI s9Ef poSsUhF
D. HANSBROUGH, 72 CAMP Street, .Neu Orleans
La, to whom applications for Ageneie, T nay be address
New York, February, 1s48
10" For sale by WELD & CO, Periodical Agents, y
Camp street, p. FELT y co, SIatoners Hall "a Cha
tres street ALFRED HUNTER. corner q Ezeha gnE
2. NJ, City of Lafayette J. l.. VAN BOkkELLEa: GER
ner of Camp and st. Mary street Lafayette mh'lH
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Gas Works Office on Common street, opposite the 81
Charles Hotel 49, DIR. Campbell Superintendent George
Allen Foreman ?. J. Gleises Collector Gas lagat COM
mittee James Robb Chair L. w. Wells Secy
w,,er Works Office No % Caroniee street. James
Saul President s. E. Percy, Sec'y; z. Coulon, suenn-
tendent William Wight, Collector.
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN

mr.. BILLINGS CARMINATIvE AND AsTRN
E}aninm Summer Complaint az Chitarea ghoera Hr
bus, DiaTrh2a. and any IRREGULARITIES at the B0FsVE
By the Surgeons in the 8iitsd States Army With grad
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, recommended
by the most eminent Physica letter from The Ae
Alexander Campbell President Of Mississippi College CID
ton. and now Of New Orleans J ,4,
Dir. g. s. BILIINas Dear Si,s-It is but zmple Justice
yourself and the public generally for me TO say that .F
having abofe for several months during the last aiN
der the of the scourge of climate the afhR
until Tin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
the faculty deservedy high in public estmaon my bodily
system was wholly Frustrated, found your AsrinEel!
equally eectvein curing Of my children Of the sns
miserable complaint Since ii effected myself
have taken it whenever from any cause, there mp
OF recurrence, and have always found a efeaa
in prevention as it had been previously in cure.
In this Southern country traveller whether BY ana
water ought carry with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention, and with almost noes'
pense he might himself he passes his way fam
lies and plantations would only much disease but
dear and valuable lives by always keeping asa
part OF their medical stores. YonIs, &c; ,n,p,r
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
CLINTON. MISS, May 10, lsg
From the 4rmu, -Matamoros, lhIexicol April 5th Ra'
have used few bottles of DR.. Billings Syrup sent me
of the of Dysentery under my charge n
of which it produced permanent cure in few days n
powerful remedy possessing rare medical virtues,
]. E. ASH, Asst Surgeon, U; > "a n,
~ For sale by SICKLES & co, 90 Canal and Z =
Magazine streets New Orleans w. H. FOX Natclfh;; -
Y. WOODMAN, Vicksburg; and CHAS. sHkhfh
Grand Gnlf
~" Wholesale Agency To Cant, Street o,cu
NH I'm D. HANSBROUGH
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SPERM OIL.-2Q00 gals. best Winter Strained in casks
- and bbs, for sale by " ~
mh9 5. w. CUTTER, 10 Poydras st.
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Time. Plasss Of Hiding Meetings. and Offers Of the
SsptTat Lgaeee

:;sss saa;s ;t ss"i 5 Sa HI; s En-; "a
e. TRtsa sa,s, E S 6ss;i- p stswaa
I,,S 1ssS
HShsA Nj sais sraf IT, Hall Of the
f@f s Sass Say n ess essa Ty;'a s O.
t WashSG5N fs6tbfGa Wa ss Is Mssny
I Maa. Rn e. an mnedy G. n on ayman
b NNSo; sss,s IN e Hall of the Grand
s@ss e co @sndsy ?s S se TAI sfsT
tsF RcEST SS sn m neeH syeG THaday
Lawsson & Henry b Ogden yG Geo W Shsty
secretary n. w. olnlsted' Permanent Secretary; Richard
g IEFFER sssPsF LODGE No smeets every Tuesday
street Lsiayetis ofie:rs Washington " Vsngit &
Thomas Cook G; - Burdett, Secretary; E. R. Beaal
TEUToNIA. LODGE, No. 1o-mees every Tuesday,
the ?f Php aR Waaan e. F o
T oRmEAHs kef sfsss omee,, every Tuesday
Wallis, NG R. c. EauEner ' G; j. i. Walsh Secretary
F. Val Wilt, Jr, Treasurer; j. c. A. Holt. Permanent
CoMMERCIAL LODGE. No 12-meets at the Hall of
Blake seciea,y G. Glover Permanent Secretary VIM
HOWARD LODGE, No 13-Institued Nov T. 1876
meets every Thursday evening, at O'clock the Hall of
me Grand LODGE corner Of Poydra and Tchoupitoulas
nnsI,f W. Deiesdernlsr a. John Larue
HOPE LODGE, No. 14-meets every Wednesday at
Bier csesf Road r Gang f. Be o ssse
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-meets every Monday night at
r o Gock at & Crescent Hall Camp street. Qcen-CT T,
Estln Vi M L. nlcJllton, &; Bernard MagIone Sec
TEMPLAR LODGE, 10. 16-nees every Friday even
HG G, w. R; Baily, G. Harmon Doane, Secretary
COVENANT LODGE, No. 17-meets in the Hall of
Washington Lodge No 3, Third Municipality every Tues.
DAY q evening Oicers-T a. Packard n G; D b Forbes,
ir, DYSmeye1 Ssselary Daniel Wheeler Treasurer
Ing at llG Charres street. 0ficer-Joeph Salba 6;
+ F. j. Gomez, G; V. Aeman Secretary; J. Font,
EToILE POI.AIRE. No. 19--meets every Monday even
r raren \ G; e. Amme!, V G.; A de Amas, Secretary;
ISTERIoR LODE Es-Feicana Lodge No 4, meets
at Bayou sara De Soto Lodge No. Z, at Baton Rouge
80. Louisiana Encampmen No 2 at Bayou sara
GRAND ENCAMpMENT OF PATRIARCHs-
evening"; 't o5fce ,f-, W W6aIi NJ W G Pat ~
march: H. Thomas. jr.. NJ EG II P; G. lloGoncG "
w G Sen Warden; IL. r Andrews. X w & 4 ~
jan Warden II w Oimsted, w & Scribe; = W. Kirk
'A Wlib IL ENCAMpMENT. No l,neets in the Hall
OF the Grand Lodge on frs, and 'hd Satgr2y Of each
MOBAH ENCANipMENT, No 3-,neets at Crescent
Hall No 10 Camp street on the ID AMI it Saturdays Of
II G: stetson S w; - j "; -, scribe; Geo c.
IawraSou, Treasurer.
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooE

IlND
Nos. 20 anil 81 Gotd street, Mem ior6'
TIVE subscribers continue to nanafac- g=xss1
ture. greatly reduced prices m ~ III
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Pes Ws5k4f
es, Hydraulic Presses, &c Ne, OF the most a.lFT8
approved kind, among which their I'M FnS%TsA
proved Double and Single CYLINDER 4ssySSE5sas@eA
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper EV9Va=S
and Book work Gard Printing Machines Il y 49,
and the Washington and Smith HAND. D.
PRESSES with without their Patent Iron Roller b. b.,
chaos, Gases, Imposing Stones, Composing SteS and
Rule, Furniture, Ink, &c &c., constantly on aau, in
every article NECESSARY for complete Printing once he
Guiding Tyne, furnished at the shortest notice, ana o
most favorable terms. ca,
Old Type received in exchange for New, at nine Gems 4
pound :,
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate Inc
detail Tor Printing Offices Bndery. by informing Us % ~
style and quantity of work they desire 10 do any
The subscribers prepared TO furnish Castings oi GU
size or description, al the lowest price.
Cash paid for old Cast Iron - ,..
The subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel Mil RI Ia 3
Gut, Circular and other Saws, supply oi Which NE 20
constantly on hand. [mf5 Emil r. HOE W.
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me puStules upon the uuder oil contained nnr.
Which would produce the almost divine results for w6ibf
mad so patiently and anxionsly sought Opposition aToa
Interested persons high in social and professional rfS
ndIculed what they dare not deny They asserted that manu-
yaccnated persons became covered with hair and even eyb
tours, behaving like bull. But the current was aos
iurned The British Parliament voted him 80 GO sers'
($llD,0o0,) and the world sang his praises. lag
TIE same spirit has come d0au to 0Wr urn TIMES Eva,
while we write this Bulletin, interested persons jeaIon ii
he eff mil e '-eH-W
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ans Chamber of Commerce.

New Orleans Chamber of Commerce
s. j. PETERS President; JAMES DICK, WM; L; HODGE
Vice Presidents Committee Of .aPpeats: H. NlGhennaj
VIM H. Avery, w. C. Mylne, w. B.sart, VIM Mure ana
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Post ofce-Open daily from to ton Sunday from Il

Post Ofioe-Open daily from o to ton Sunday from Ii
o&A sE g f nas1 posa a via Mobile daily at IL ock
the Mississippi and Ohio TUESDAYS and Fridays ire
S SaIr smns and I four me Week irregular
Cost BnysH sara aa and sg na oa
days sI Wednesdays and FFdsy Rsd Rsr al
aa sly Tes fo wss sRaa{ DAILY Sy Is
Great Westerm Mail, twice week i1egnar mo a s,a1
ags b s!sfs sEgsi a"as and f
days; Thudays and Saturdays by r NJ , msd f sSn
day g eIge ssslr at ftaMsf''' ' SIX tunes week. sun
Port officers wiler Harbor master LIST M u 1
ga!y Francis ouarIss do % do E. Sheridan do ID do
ClarR s. I Hish x. capdevee Port Walsns
Josiah Cole Lsteb " a6ar Bousny' A. LandalS and
W. Winbum sesA Aug Bozant and A. McKeever, Repack
rfSss f NJ %Sss Y Polk 4
Treasurer. -
h9u RInas m to Il nlnc},
B Bs% esIses sss as
Rsletrs Deputy ds David Hayden surveyor J. Graham
w h y Ba9a D Rszh de- + T Hehz @ssf?
bahy Measusr sns,hen Marker 4 aI B,ondeas
B;'ssss q e + s kssl
Assistant do F. b. Bernard Commercial ABSTRACT Clerk
Thos Hagan, Permit, Clerks; Virgil n smytl, Cores
bonding Clerk Nv, E., Wells, Storekeeper F. Dueayet
s. H. Page Surveyor and Inspector at Port Pontchartrain
Dav % w. Carter HI Pearson Y +
sad , A. I Williams a Seq sesot L. r. Ranalson
Ayesno, H. WIia@s, Esnssedy C as;aasl n
IT, T. fynd G Massien, F. p Percy Isaac 4. Smith, p,
brsnx A. DegHos N pgan juss p T s " Smith
Rousseau, John Wilcox, r Gentn, John G. Taylor, James
NJ vandegt L p Dupiessif W. 4 Stiles 3oseRh
$ Upher puverney Fast,. r. Dupessis. A, B. Shelby,
George b Bowditch, Q, A. Kirkland, Thay Thsa,a VN
f. l.. Nioomede w. Riley Knight,
Night EnspsosorsA, ]. Fallon, j. A. Noble s. Ross,
]. Gilespe T. Barnes, w. Silk, A. Baldwin, j. poaa, +.
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MONTHLY BUILE-
WI TIN .... No. 3
The world has ever been tic
scene OF the fsrJest strug.
gIes between Truth and Er.
ror. No sooner does Truth
PROFOUND an important the
Dry, than Error, with its lie.
zion of allies, seeks to arrest
its progress. A most Illus
trious instance of this, was
he opposition Made to the
immortal lenner. His mind
was led, under Providence,
to the discovery of Naccina.
hon, by which thai dreadful
scourge, the Smahox. was
robbed Of lis teSsrs. He
iOpol that tho nattp- from,
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
ROBiNETT, Muslin, Linen and Cotton MuSQiITD
ID NETTlNG-a large stock hand and for sale cheap
by ml5 IL JOS ETTER 70 Cam Il p
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

PLEpGE-I without reserve soen poT e bnV
sSaae anv Spirituons or Malt Liquors Wine or Cider
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LlGHT,-LIGRTiI

IlGRI.-LlGRTii
SOMETHING NEW and Just the thing for every family
- requiring Light, and cheap that rich
and wckng its Candies out of Falow, Lard, or
Grease that will burn By simply turning the bottom OF
the Candlestick, beautiful, hard smooth CANDLE is
forced out OF the top, and any desired length you wish
tlom one inch to two feet in height.
L.. Is neat and simple a candestick conse-
Qusntly may be managed by child
g.. BY of this convert all your refuse grease
into candles and thus obtain light from 10 q week
g. The wick dry and smooth thus vibration flicker
ing OF the flame, but burns like sperm candle.
a.. The wick may be changed without at all disturbing
candle; Ii too large, put IN small one too small,
large one.
You coil in the bottom of the candle candle
stick, wick sufficient last five weeks, where
mains out OF sight and out of the way
o.. GU keep candle at the height all the
time for ten years-nO sumps pieces left.
Requires repienishng with taow week.
g.. No splng OF if it falls over but neat.
ly and cleanly any lady could DESIRE
L g.. Il cannot get out of order.
TO- In proof OF their superiority, utility and neatness tie
number sold is sufficient. The price uniform and
the all the United States and the article requires
only be the ncreduous the fore
going facts No family will be without them who scape
together the small price asked.
With small capital an active business man can make a
quick and profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article where it has yet been
Sold Persons who desire to embark in pleasant and
highly lucrative business invited call at Office
No. IS PER)I)O Street forth side between ST. Charles
and Carondeet streets New Orleans.
The monopoly OF the city of New Orleans, and States
Louisiana Georgia North Carolina and Arkansas for the
sale of this article offered proposals will be received
supply OF Louisiana and Texas.
mE5 IT II. t. MYERS & co
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MEDICAL CARD.
SOUTHERN ME DIG L OFFICE,

- No. ID C.HRONDELET 81. 80.
ITO THE PUBLlC-Nine years permanently located
liar system of treatment for Syplitc, Mefcura and !
Chronic complaints, has met with during that time has pb'
and sOundly established our reputation. 49,,
The Southern Midical Office No IL Car0pdeht stree
established in 1870, for the oil all Chronic affections
with a few exceptions known TO all the only Object Of 10
tcted with any OF those private diseases which are unou
natey prevalent, they consult as with certainty III"
guarantee OF cure. r,,
To those especially, who Fl mmoderate use Of hs,
curry, mai practice Secondary Syphilis tcansIng HOlo
the bones nocturnal Rheumatism, itching on le c4ss';
botches on the skin ulcers in the throat general deO
have ruined their constitution, recommend 10 eau
for confident that the prompt and peIinan,eh
lief they will derive from the active effects OF oar
will al once convince them OF capaDllty OF imih"S ~
profess. an,
We do not boast of making rapid and hasy epe bul on,
satisfaction is to perform thorough and radcA 9hes ~
short aspace oil time II possibly be zone, WIN "
tage and safety TO the patient r.. mia, in
We will not here, through newspaper meolniu II "a
any elaborate remarks regarding yenereal alecon ch
disease that unfortunately pregades al RANKS ~ ~ il ,f
and poor matrimonial and single; all VIII oiel' rrot
any person afflicted with complaint OF that nay AN Lee
class his peculiar with any OF those that we ice OF
Treatise by calling at office we WIN Rl'e ii
all charges what explanation advice he may e9 dread
1t often happens that l-tlmed sense OF f'.ha fgm
OF discovery deers patient from applying " svine q
education and Responsibility, can belfend mn IL Ll1d
treatment till all The constitutional symptoms VI ' ~
disease make their appearance, >. . ,o tho most
To such the doctor pledges hInnseh 10 ,d evpe
involahle secrecy and from his extensive i Iy cgr
ii0'|e' ne ''' e'i''7"' 0 L. G. TuOMSUN
Office No 10 Caroadelc street. between nlha p ~ en-
mon sign Of the Marble HscuaPan Statue iolst stee
trance first door to the right OF NO To- III v5 I'm
Private egfesS both Uncommon anu Iaohueo'7 -
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