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MEDICAL TREATMENT,
MEDICAL CARD.
HERN MEDICAT, NFFICr

- 1890. NO 10 CHROND ELET ST.
Two THE PUBLlC.-Nlne years permanently located
peculiar system of treatment for Syphlc Mercuria and ali
Chronic complaints has met with during that time has uv
and soundly established reputation
The Southern Medical Office" No. IS Caroudele
street. established in 1S40 for the of all Chronic ac
TONS with few exceptions known ALL the only Oh
ton that if afflicted with of those private diseases which
unfortunately prevalent they consult us with
certainty and guarantee of cure.
To those especially who from mmoderate use of Mer
cury malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes on
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, Itching on the chest
have ruined their constitution recommend to call upon
u.s. for confident that the prompt and permanent e
lief they will derive from the active effects of treatment
will at convince them of capabty of fulfilling
what we profess.
We do boast of making rapid and hay cures but our
satisfaction to perform thorough and radical ones as
short space of time possibly be done with adyan
tage and safety to the patient
We will not here. through newspaper medium enter in
elaborate remarks regarding venereal affections II
disease that unfortunately pervaes all ranks of society rich
and poor, matrimonial and singles all will observe il
class his peculiar with any of those thai describe
(see treatise by calling at ote will give him, free OF
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire
1t often happens that ill timed of shame dread
of discovery deters patient from applying TO those who
from education and respectabity, beend him. delay
horrid disease make their appearance.
To such the doctor pledges himself to preserve the most
DviOabe and from his extensive practice and
rence he confidently recommend safe and speedy
l.. c. THOMSON,
Office No. 10 Cagondeet street. between Canal and Com
trance, first door to the right of No 49, in Carondee
Private both Common and CarOndele ml6 I'm
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
$. J. PETERS President; JAMES Dick, WIN; L; HoDGE
Vice Presidents Committee of .4ppeals: Mekenna
VIM. u. Avery, w. c. Mylne, w. Bogart, VIM Mure and
J. H. Elmer
Gas Works Office on Common street opposite the St
Charles Hotel 80. Dr. Campbell, Superintendent George
Allen Foreman p j. 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. E. Percy, ecy; J. p COuon, Supen-
endent William Wright. Collector.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Forthe Crescent.
~,rn or, HrntsrUU-nr

NED OF NOWHERE,
Subject of tie - Model .4rtists.'
Your reasoning 5 quite fallacious Tom;
Tends 10 a wrong conclusion;
If followed, goodness gracious, Tom.
But we'd have ouch confusion.
If you do love the human form,
Say don't you think it best,
That it. like other kinds of meat,
Is better-when nell dressed?
Beauty. when unadorned, they say
Is then adorned the most
How would you like some wlntry day
To carry out the boast +?
But there's another adage, Tom,
Which here comes dpr0pos
That them is only pretty, Tom,
What does pretty does.
Now you may call il harmless Tom,
TO view those Model Artists"
You may be chaste, and they, though nude,
Still may be honest parties.
But Heaven protect tn 'impusve youth
Who gloats upon their beauties;
Lest he when :" Time discovers Truth
May forget timely duties.
Discover when alas, too late,
Untmely thoughts and wicked;
And feel though he has found out Truth
She's come almost too naked
That when he tastes forbidden fruit,
Pucked from the tree OF knowledge,
Finds it has taught ideas TO shoot
Were never taught at College.
know you re very simple, Tom.
Simple-I mean in mind
And that your thoughts pure as milk.
The milk of human kind
But oh beware of specious shows,
Beware enticing graces;
If you must see folks without clothes.
Go not to public places
thank you for your warning, Tom
strives tavoid temptation,
And always keeps away from sights
That raise my expectation;
And advise the same to you
At least much 5 you can
That you may live your whole life through,
And die good old man. NED.
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Z o. o. F.
Time Places of Holding Meetings.. and Officers of the


5sSs { 4: s saPi fs2s H. 5a md
Of Tehouptouas and Poydas streets love. over saHesS
gS MsseS s1 %sr E FSsp,s h..'s ss WI
Sss$.s Ess! Ss:ss;5s H.
fs TX d5 ais H. spa sHs Hall Of
Err HesEs teaS nf Ty0a HOP
fs5aSftGs Wa@
Manne e. on s. John aayma
Rfg sSsSy Moore No H. H, Of tho
e Cohen Sidney Re Secretary 1sT
ES op Thursday
e. e HAIL o GsnP e ea
ssereafS H. W. oimstsd Permanent Secretary; richard
JEFFiERsoN LODGE No. s--meets every Tuesday
at their Hall On ct aboye afsSn
Thomas COOK G; Burdstt SECRETARY; T. T. Beach
g. svsS aes'faE
sMi5FhEs M"2sR 51s sel THaa Ve
ORLEANS LODGE, No, 1i-meets every Tuesday even
s. sfs II ea%p fs =
p Val Witt, Jr., Treasurer; J. Q. A Hoit Permanent
CoMMERCIAL LODGE. No 1a-meets at the Hall of
BaIe S'S~G Glover Permanent 3' Secretary VIM
Ho pVai f IopGE No 1a-1nspted Nov; T. 1876
meets every Thursday evening O'clock the Hall of
the Grand Lodge, corner of Poydas and Tchouptouas
streets 0fficers-F. w. Deesdernie G; John c. Larue,
yG J. G. Dunlap Secretary; l.. A. Levy Jr, Permanent
Secretary; J. G. Taylor Treasurer.
HOPE LODGE No. 14-meets every Wednesday, at
Gn Bier Ct c W Rodd c e. Benz o sse
tary; Edward.Flash Treasurer
, DELTA LODGE, No 15-meets every Monday night at
s V3G? BERNARD Bss Masone e T.
s!ffE sisea{ Te mee every Friday even
ing at Crescent Hall, in Camp Oficers-P c. Wright
G; G. w. r; Baily, V G Harmon Doane, Secretary
Dudley Chase, Treasurer
day evening OffceB-T. A. Packard, N G; D. B. Forbes
G; DTmeyer Secretary; Daniel Wheeler, Treasurer.
NATIONAL LODGE, No. 1s-meets every Friday even
E. J. Gomez V G; " Aleman. Secretary; j. Font,
ETOLLE POLAIRE, No 1a-meets every Monday even
lng at friendship Hail. No. 1l6 Chartres street Officers
r. Parent u; e. Amme V G; A. de Armas, Secretary;
INTERIOR LoDGEs-Felciana Lodge, No. 4, meets
at Bayou Sara De Soto Lodge, No Z, at Baton Rouge
'..'Louislana Encampment, No 2 at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCANIPMENT OF PATRIARCHs-meets
evening" e;1s Qtfcers-C W; Vital NJ w G Pat. s
R RW = SEM nh9WR s5sJn p n F. BoSPeG X
Jun Warden; il W 0msted, " Scribe: s VI Kirs.
rWILDEY, ENCAMPMENT, No. 1-meets in the Hall
on ne 1aaa Lodge on first and third Saturdays Of each
p Bernard Cohen; Scribe; w w Herbert. W: Thomas
HoBAH ENCAMPMENT, No. sNmeets at Crescent |
aa NO Camp street on the I'd and 4h Saturdays of
t. G. stessn GH W. = H sodbe Biz Gel h E
Lawrason, Treasurer. '' 'eo y.
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FOREIGN WEIGHTS and Measures.

There are denominations frequently met with IN
reports of markets. but their English value not al
WAYS readily recollected. The following table will
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MONTHLY BULLE-

MONTHLY BULLE-
wi TIN go. No. 4 80.
The Graetenberg COm-
spdny hereby announce that
they are now incorporated
by the Legislature of the
State of New York, Capt.
tai 100000, agreeably to
the following certificate
from the Secretary OF State:
STATE OF New YoYK, !
Secretary's Office. :
! certify that a certificate of
the Incorporation of The
Graeienberg Company"
bearing date the oath day of
February, 1913, was this
day filed in this office
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W Z y \ . n r.,
A GARD.

A CARD
nor THE BENEFIT THE AFFLICTED-K,o,
the extreme hazard which strangers run in consul
ing physicians for the OF waite diseases owing to M
utter dsquahcato OF who profess cure such r,
deem 1t to be nothing but act of kindness towards ~
unfortunately afflicted, well as sheer justice DIR Mil
LEN, No. So CUsToMHOUsE STREET, state that in H.
1916 soely afflicted with syphilis in its worst ai
most appalling FORM and for several months together was
Orleans, without being at all benetted-ndeed g ,ew
worse. At length heard of Dr. MuLLENs great re6 INV
ton applied to him and to nay great 10y three weeks
Ian T. JS47. [mh16 lm] SAMUEL ROBRERSGN
NOTICE
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI, DIS
l. EASES-The reputation of the writer is so well es,ah
ised that all that necessary to those who have ha
unfortunate to have contracted any one of those mn AN
DISEASES known and called SECRET DISEASES in AM
part of their various forms. that the writer after my
VENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the Blood (hayn
treated and relieved many hundreds who past ali hons
physicians without receiving any benefit is enabled In of
you positively safe, certain and speedy Should anv
OF the uNFoRTNATELY AFFLICTED see this short advertise
ment they would do well to call at No So CusToMHorSr
STREET before applying elsewhere, and avail themselves AZ
the benefits of the subscriber long and successful experience
mhl6 I'm B. +. MULLEN. ST Customfouse st.
MEDICAL TREATMENT,
AR. A CULLEN has removed his office from rs RovaI
- street to No. 10 .E.4TCHEZ Street, near he
Arcade. He still continues Structure ON his
systenemovng the structure without any ope
aton-enely by medicines that relieve and permanently
cure, without hndrance to business diet DR. Cullen
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ton to Dr. G., he will refer to hundreds of the first stand
this city, who have been cured in the last ten years on
his new plan Please call and examine for yourselves. No
pay required without a is effected. ~
Rheumatism cured.
Gonorrh9a cured in three days, or no pay
he Ia emu 10, 10 n ATcHEz STREET NEAR THE An.
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Rates of Gold.

The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

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AZ man that will neither make huy: sell nor bev
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eWlLDEY, ENGAMPMENT, No. meets in the Hall
popth oe es- sl5aw6dgs G. n Moson eia
81 seinad GQ che Scribe w. " Herbert w Thomas
~, HlpB s !. ENCAMPMENT No SNmeets at Crescent
ah' NO - lamp street on the I'd and 4th Saturdays of
H. G. stetson, W.. ] W; - Scribe; Geo. G.
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=. GRAND R ENS,CAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs-mee
at friendship Hail. Chartres street on -- e. n
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T 8 nH y d THOMAS jr, N G H P; G. Hooper, X
q Sen. Warden; II. P. Andrews r VIC ~
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DIED,

In MiddIebury, OF consumption, Wednes-
day evening. March 29lh, Miss Ellen NJ. Sell
leck, aged % years.
AT Fort Wayne, Indiana, on the 7lh uli.,
Mrs Virginia Hough, wife Of John Hough,
Jr. Esq, aged 2Oyears-
Ambition, VT. 7lh inst, Capt John Bas-
com. Is, a native OF Massachusetts.
AT Coburg, Canada, lllh inst, Thomas
York, coored man, aged about I04 or 100
years.
In New York city, on The 30th ult. ofcon>
sumption, MIR Charles Benjamin. formerly oil
ST Adams, W., aged 81 years.
In Glover, on the 3Ist ult., +. A. Garfield,
". d., aged about 90.
On Wednesday, March Sth. in Leno1,
Mass, where she had been few months at
school, Harriet l.. Bellows, daughter Of Abel
Bellows. Esq, of WaIpole, N. H.. having
nearly completed her l7Ih year. Although
an on $ and darling daughter. she was I'M
spoiled and unspoilable; pure, loving, truth
iul, high minded aud conscientious; deterrent
to her elders, and 10 those in authority over
her, and conside crate of all with whom she
was, in any way, associated.
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PROBATE NOTICES

STATE OF VERMONT, | Be it remembered
District of Addison SIS that at Probate
Court holden in Middlebury in and for the District
"f Addison, on the 4th day CT April A. d.
1913,
John Simonds and Lyman P. White ad-
ministrators of the estate of
JOSEPH SIMONDS
late of Whiting in said District deceased. make
application TO this Court, to have The tine al
Lowell them for The payment of the debts Of
the deceased extended one year from the ex-
piratiou of the time heretofore limited by this
Court 1t is thereupon ordered by this Court
that said application be considered by this
Court, at the session thereof TO be held at the
office OF the Register of this Court in said
Middlebury, on Thursday the Alb day Of
May next, al one O'Clock in the afternoon,
and that said administrators give notice
thereof to all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, If any
they may have, to said time being extended,
by publishing certified copy ofth:s order in
the Middlebury GAlaxy-a newspaper print
ed at said Midd!ebury-ihree weeks success
sively previous to the time of SAID Court.
Jed S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest, Jed. S. BuskaeRi Register. so
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TEACHERS OF COMMON sCHo OILS

1LANllLhO OT NOAIhO-N ~ nv OI@1
In the County of Addison, wishing 20 be
examined by the County Superintendent, arc
requested to present themselves at one Of the
following places, on the specified days;
Leicester, Saturday, April p.
Shorehani, Monday, "a.
Middlcbury, Tuesday, %.
Vergennes, Wednesday, " 26.
Examination, each day, will commence at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. This plan is adopted, in
preference to visiting every town, from the
fact that, hitherto,in many towns no candidates
have presented themselves, on the appointed
days, and that teachers residing in the vicinity
of the towns above named, will find it no great
inconvenience TO be present at the examina-
ton. The Town Superintendent are requested
10 give this notice as extensive a circulation as
practicable, and at the same time to designate
the place for holding the examination.
f. S. BARRETT,
Sup. Com. Schools for Addison County.
Leicester, April 10, 1913.
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STATE OF VERMONT, .

AT Probate Court holden at Bristol in said
district. on the Goth day of March ls4s,
The foregoing application being presented to
said Court, it is ordered that all persons con-
cerned be notified to appear before said Court, at
session thereof TO be holden at the Office of :he
Judge of said Court in Bristol in said district on
the first Monday in May 1913, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to show cause, if any exist, why the power
and authority requested in said application should
not be granted and for this purpose. it is further
ordered, that the copy of the record Of this or
der be published three weeks successfully in the
Middlebury Galaxy newspapers printed a,
Middlebury in this State, all which publications
shall be previous to the said time appointed for
said hearing.
Harvey MunsiR, Judge.
A true copy ofRecord,
H. NusiU T,toae 10
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500 pounds Table Butter,
For Sale by FRANCIS & son.
For Sale by

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Middle
bury. W., March 3lst. 1913.
Miss Harriet Amidon, E dward Hall.
William Arnold, John Highland
jonathan Aiwater. Richard Kane,
Miss Charity Bryant, Maria Johnson,
Henry Be, die, Miss Harriet Lucas,
Ira Brown, Miss Charlotte Lewis,
John Bradshaw. A. Miller.
C. {. Bowen, Michael Loughlan,
Miss Lydia 5. CurIiss, Otis II. Miller,
Clarissa Chiuenden, Andrew X. Mills.
Mrs. Lucy b. Clark, Joseph Nc Kerd.
Patrick Clark, Philip Nc Grath,
Hugh Cummings. Michael McErney,
William awe, Michael Muffin,
Patrick Carney, Dennis McCan,
John Conwally, Joseph Maker.
Abner Chapman, John Vansicklen,
l.. Copeland, Aiyndarius Tale,
James Cenevel5 John Owen,
Francis Carroll, Benz Owens.
Mrs. Sarah Douglass, Mrs. Anna Palmer,
S. Ouch, Nelson Page,
Daniel began. Dr. Porter
William Dorsey, Peleg Richmon
William Dufion, John A. Richards,
Mons. Louis Dupont, Mrs. Betsey Robbins,
Miss Julia Evans. Miss Mary d. Smith,
Ii. l.. Enos. Cornea A. Smith.
Geo. w. Eldridge, Miss Jenarte Smith,
Mrs. Sarah Fitch, Elan Smith,
Miss Martha Foot, Daniel w. Smith,
Martin Foot, Charles St. Germin,
Hugh FreiI, John l.. Sawyer,
Miles Farr. James Semple,
St.Sine,te Forgcront ,Alonzo Sumner,
Russell Farnham. John Sibley.
Henry w. Foot, Arrilla Sibley.
ID. S. French, William P. Turner,
Theodore Graves, Josiah Turner
Dominic Golden, William Wilson,
Celina Hapes, Thomas Waters,
Franklin Haren. Robert Walker.
r. William Wilcox.
Persons calling for any of the above Let
tiers. will please to designate them as adver-
Used. Two cents in addition 10 the posla ge
charged on all advertised letters.
EDW'D u. BARBER, P. N.
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Ladies' School.

THE Summer, term of the School for Young
Ladies and Misses, at the chapel of the Old
Academy, will commence on Wednesday the
26th day of April, 1913, and continue eleven
weeks and a half
Course of instruction, Teachers, and terms
for tuition; the same as during the past year.
Arrangements have been made to furnish
board on reasonable terms, at the school build
dings, for pupils coming from distance.
OZIAS SEYMOUR.
Middlcbury, April 10, 1913.
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COSTIVENESS

Is often brought on by want of exercise,
close confinement to business, &c
BROWNS SARSAPARILLA AND To-
MATO BlTTERS will give a tone and
activity TO the stomach and bowels, increase
the circulation, and operate as mild ca
thartic. and are not liable 10 leave the patient
las many medicines do after taking) more
costive Than he was before their use. By
using them short lime. they will be sails
fed of its virtues; The effect is almost im-
mediately leIt. II purifies and nourishes tho
whole debilitaIed system. ONE TRIAL
will satisfy the most prejudiced mind.
This we know from the experience Of hun
dreds.
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