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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-12

Z =" The attention of Wings, as is natural is about
equally divided between the important qucs;ions-who
will be the Wing nominees and who the l.ocoioco
We cannot say We are very "iidgety' about the Wing
nomination We are prepared to support the candl-
dates when duly nominated but we do feel anxious
about the Locos. We 90 for Polk and Pillow,
whereas the Burlington Free Press attempts to chal-
lenge public admiration for his ticket, viz: Houston
and Foote We can't give it up hough-Cldremon'
~. H. Eagle.
"Polk and Pillow" ,couH be rather nice
ticket. The ALTERATION is captivating.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-12
The following is good idea, whoever may b
the author Of il:

II every pain ard care we feel,
Gould burn upon our brow,
How many hearts would move to heal
That strive 10 sfush us now.
TROY Daily Post.
1t is poor paraphfase, or carcature, OF far
better verse -
II every ones internal grief
Were written on his brow,
How many woud our pity move,
. That wake our envy now"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-12

l'Capt WALKER, gallant officer of the u
$. Army who was dangerously wounded near
the City of Mexico, reached here last evening,
in the Cars from Buffalo. lie has been brought
all the way from Mexico, in his bed, being too
i'll even to sit up From New Orleans, he pas
sed up the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, from
thence across to Lake Erie and from Buffalo in
the Cars. Captain w. was accompanied, we
understand by the Surgeon Of his Regiment
iibauy Ere ,JJurnql
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-12

THE U. S. SHIP VERMONT. The Bunker Hill
Aurora says that the report which it published
a few weeks ago, that the great ship Vermont
was about to be repaired and launched has PROV
ed to be correct. Orders to this effect were re-
ceved on Friday, and workmen have already
commenced operations. The Aurora says that
the Vermont will require pretty extensive re-
pairs.
We suppose this is premonitory symptom
of President Folks intention of annexing"
Yucatan to this miscellaneous Republic. The
good old ship, VERMONT, had better rot on the
stocks
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-12
For President,
HENRY CLAY.
For Vice President,
WILLARD FILL M 0 X Il,


Subiec, TO the decision Of the Wing National Con
ycnton.
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RANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank-Capltal S2'qVo0u
GEO MORGAN. President; S. c. BELL, Cashier Direct
0rs: S. Stewart R. w Montgomery, b. +. FOX, " r.
dudley A. d. Crossman A. ID. Kelly; y Gayarre Tor the
State Jacob OFT for Mechanics Society. Levi PIERCE
Attorney: H. B. Cenas. Notary. Discount Days: Mon
Civ Bank Capital 81 900. SAMUEL j. PETERS,
President r. j. PALFREY, Cashier. Directors: s. J. Pc
ters William IL Avery, P. Confey Jr, J. R. Shaw, j. w.
Stanton w, p Converse, A Hobart Jr C.. w. Squres, P.
Sawye j. +. Russell, F. Jordy, VIM. Alling. II. Locket
Attorney; H. B. Cenas Notary Discount daily, at noon
Branch at Natchitoches-A Lemee, Cashier Branch at
Baton Rouge-L Shoppers. Cashier
Canal Bank-Capital $4,0O0,0O0 GLENDY BURKE, Pres
ident; N N. WILKINsON, Cashier Directors: William
Henderson, VIM. M. Goodrich j. l.. Bogert, James L. Nc
Lean, Frank Peno, p. Whitney b. Conrad, Auof VI
L. Hermann Notary. Discount Days: Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Branch at Alexandria Chew, Agent; at
Bayou sara,R MnmfSrd' Agent at FraRklin-R Hare
Louisiana State Bank-Capal 81, 600 GOO. J. B. B..
X!GNIE, President Richard RELF Cashier. Directors
VIM. T. Hepp, E. 3. Harris R. Brqgier Pierre Poutz, A
Felix Grma Attorney Achille Chapella, Notary. Dis
count days Wednesdays and Saturdays. Branch at St.
sMartnsvie- Ransom Eastin, Agent.
eoNERy, Plssdent RoBT NJ. Davis: Cashier Direct
tovaf Toedano, James J. Day Geo Urquhart, Alfred Hen
men, Edward Shift, John R; Marshall 2. Cuveer A. B..
Henshaw and Cuhbet Buitt for the State Levi PIERCE,
Attorney; William Chrisy, Notary, Discount Days
Mondays and Thursdays Branch at Donadsonvie-Joh
Chastant. Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard Agent at
St. Francsvile-J. N. Maynard Agent at Alexandria
r. c. Hynson Agent Opelousas-E. DeBaion, Agent.
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MENA@AAs
EAGON,S PILLS.

EAGON'S PILLS.
MY PILLS are offered to the public with the utmost
M confidence their beneficial effects and in their cufa
s snd v saea as y
when propey applied that they certainly melt an extern
eases to which the human system is incident that will NOT
be removed by fair and persevering use OF these PILLS
Of Of the Stomach @Re 1e they viii found
ing the effect to cleanse the Stomach and restore the healthy
f, y to- remove that most formidable disease acting like
charm where there orpor Of the Lve restoring the heal
thy secetions of the general system Those who may be
eo@p tFst % s
side extending at times to the shoulder and in all
eousS discharges irom the bowels preceded by cosvenes
The pills therefore should be used and their Perseveed
be unlocked or completely correcedthey having proved
their adequacy to effect this most desirable object Shag
healthy condition after many means have been tired lpe
ha MR Would wn
Living, they do in the general ede4a!y life, dose
One oftbe Pills tax each night until their operation
sufficiently secured, short time previous to confinement
From what has been said Of the above Pills it viii! be
perceived that they be successfully used in the fol-
Fever and Ague, Bilious and Yellow Fever, Dyspepsia,
& anSe Hsra
Female Distinctions Tightness Of the Chest Sick Head
The following certificate is APPENDED; proves beyond
doubt the value Of the above medicine-many more might
De p'0c"eu were 1t H csiEsR94liiFycaTE..
have been very much afflicted with Dyspepsia for the
With Liver disease Alter taking medicine from many
physicians, and trying thing that was thought would
ali the Springs in Virginia and in the fall of 1910 returned
from the Springs than and had concluded that
menced taking his Pills. and can they have benefited
me more than any medicine have ever taken and be-
now nse scarcely any other medicine my white colod
family. l therefore take great pleasure in recommending
them to the notice Of the public believing that hundreds
who now suffering from disease might be relieved BY
uh Batesn sy 1e ls5emaris' "a, May L. 1886
street only Agents for New Orleans. apis 3m
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
CONG NJ TEMPERANCE.

p,.nov-I without reserve, olemnly pledge my honor
as buy ell nor
=. OF ANNUAL TaE ss sIaT 1f 3 fe w
" GoS Ct sHs # e oe%ns sSen
D Difs faly WIZ Powell seSts
s 81 e & M TS1s scott condaesoi a Mclean Sem
ns Pa Ts%P &c 6 WP at ,v,
tai F99n Ha a % 81 street n men1hy 2 f.
MGH'f. Heart t. e. q; J. Ahen, S G.
MI fG5tffsfpA Y ; TEMPLE OF HONOR No meets
As.sassl Wss Fs%s y ( JOIN N Ns
AsFanas MfLfns t. Ae scab T.
'V 5cE EfnSef TEMfLE OF HONOR No every
e Shs T1Ws5dssy so Wig 1 As
r. H Yandsrg B. Bai RI WFBRRT How
w FL! ST.; MI
Eff FL B:v i S:5
wsK + Tal Bs TEnf sftHS + msets
Sc Pssn bvos Eo ea"s
Ss; II wv En- Fl; $sFS;
ssPf 3S1#$s MSsen Sanss.. o every Wednesday
a The ssIsd at e0d st. s
@ Is GaPd Aji Hs2 gys ssyf' James
Burke, q Thomas Gurran G.; Isaac Mckenzie s.
M ocEA hs Bf1IsioN, No meets every "Wednesday
evening clock in Marignys Buildings Front Levee
ke MPps zndeW esfsas RSEf5 o Hha
4 S, Geo Hale, F S.; Richard L.. Meekns T; James
sMsffhE52s & SfsS; fysPss Ssf?a"
UNION RysoN every Friday d,,s sve1Rg
III Ws% s + U.s.
e E.: H. rs 4:ssssysss:
; s5sss at ssst W ef Bssaf
Y Pspd 7sa Rsel cfs Rss;s Sa
f#z5 fHfsjsF Bl RfffI Z Of
meets every Saturday evening in the Odd Fellows Hall on
2fs ss$ VIZ IT, y 4SaSE
Rhfssssff taTfF tfSSfs ri IL
PSwsi Sassa y segams M@ Snsh
Darling s YIN Tunbp IT, Isme FLA barSs ssb q pan!s
cREsGENF n No 7- meets every syt Tuesday
E ErsSf Hs
in III oAs
Getna Parish Of Jefferson, Tuesday, 18th August, 1S47,
- LOUISIANA DIVISION. No. 11-meets every Friday
evening in Unity Hail. No Margny Buildings. above the
Orleanan office Third Municipality qissI nshaI
s GePss shsWQod ARs j SShn MgCay, Fs; a.!
R9 R5UNG M }esP SMs1assss 5LA DIVISION No.
Hail. No 50 Canal corner of Royal street. oGers-John
Taylor w P Peter Halberg, w A Horace G.; Loring,
8; Avery Barlow, A r 8; George K Fitch 3 Henry
Leaman, Jas. Hotsbeny, G; g. Drnry, A U; T. Carroll,
FOUNTAIN DIVISION, No. 1a-organized Saturday
evening January R the Hall Of the Pelican Division No
William Hall, WP;; 2. Hunter " A; l., w Dunlop.
Geo shumway, T. VIM; B. Horton, q; E. BEACH, A G;
Thos. n. Hstchsl, s. Richard Constantine, s. james
HARMoNY DIVISION, No. 15-Orgsnized February
49, 184sMeets Monday evening at IN o'clock at the
Hall of Crystal Fount Division, No 20 Tchoupoulas st
Oficers-W JAhern, w p James d. Arcy, w Al Geo
Hohson, R s. ] e Wyndham, A r s; Jas w McCracken,
F s, Davis, T; G D Bradford e. Geo Smith, u !
Lusty: 8; VIM Brooks 8; VIM Rondsau w ", +.
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. 17-Orgapzed Sunday Feb
f. s gsfsns s. Iens Bowa
rs; " sestss I; Nicholas st1nger q; Thomas BIZ.
OLIVE BRANCH UNION, No; !. Daughters Of Tenn.
perance-was instituted December a. 1sN. Meets every
Monday evening, at half pasta o'clock in Goodhope Chapel
AJgien
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NJ A S ON &c,

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9, of ROYAL IA
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate jurisdc- ~
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United ~
S,afes-hold their monthly meetings on the first NV
Monday evening of each month"; at the Masonic Hall over
the Carroon Railroad Depot Of Baronne and Per
dido streets .OfiiceE-T H. Lewis III P; d. Blair Sec v
under the immediate jurisdiction Of the General Grand
Chapter Tor the United State-hod their monthly meetings
the I'd Mondayevening oeach month the Masonic Hail.
the Carolton Railroad Depot of Baronne and
Perddo streets. =. Ofices-John Gedge, p II. NJ Sum
mers Secretary
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the jurs
dicton of the Grand Lodge OF Mspp-hold their monthly
meetings the first Tuesday evening of each month the
Masonic Hall the Carolton Railroad Depot corner of
Baronne and Perlido streets. Ofieers-W. p. Coleman
w Nj; Sam'l G. Risk. Secretary.
- LAFAYETTE LODGE -under the jurisdiction of the
CIR Lodge Of Mssissipphpd their monthly meetings
the Cy OF Lafayette the third Monday OF each month";
az she Odd Feow's Ham, Leyee near Jackson
o ne n K Dudley w NJ; w. A Arms Secretary
nAhKEN LODGE-qnder the jurisdiction of the Grand
on odse OF their monthly stated meetings
over the Canoon Railroad Depot corner of Baonne and
FeTddo streets officers-T. H. Lewis, w NJ; n vii
MARION LODGE. No. 4.-working under authority Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27

the Louisiana Grand Lodge of Ancient York MasnnsL
meets at No Is Common street on he seeona ana w
Tuesdays of each month Oficers--L f. hesnoids' "
M; w. ]. Armstrong, Secretary. ~, .:.;.
THE CRESCENT CITY LODGE7undear the J urlsdh,fc
meetings the first Thursday evening OF eaeh moh, s1
the Masonic Hail. the Caroton kaIlroaa Dspqi ard
w NJ; j. T. Evans, Secretary. :, ,,,soxs rold their
,nonhlv meetings in the Masonic Hall, OF Baronne
and Pedo the third Tuesday q ef BsnbooR
NJ James H. Miller w; Nathan Shriyelhorn ~, ", ~ "
o. H. Brockebank D. Eli Long ID j. H n 4be Grand
Lodge Of Mssspp-hod their meetings in Laayete on
the fist Wednesday of each month on Leyee ren
Secretary.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Poem Apropos.

Some years ago. says the n " Kpickebocker, our emi
nent American poet WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, in poem
entitled The Wnds' written for and published In IN
pages of this Magazine, made the following prediction. NE
cent events, which are filling European Kingdoms WI"
fear of change. perplexng monarchs" would seem " ~
dictate that the prophecy at least in progress OF
" Why rage We thus?-no strife for liberty Ca
Has made you mad: no tyrant, strong tnagus' Zoe
Has chained your pinons till ye WTencfed ihen iie''
And rushed into the unmeasnred atmosphere
For We were born in freedom where ye Do"'
Free FER the mighty deep to come anu ~, or snou
Earh's solemn woods were yours, her was'es y. '
Her isles where summer blossoms all the year.
oh We wild winds mighter Power than yours
In chains upon the shore Of Europe hes
The sceptred throng, whose letters ne en i res
And arm armed warriors ali around him stand,
And as he Struggles tighten every band, lad
And I'M the heavy spear, with threatening manu.
To pierce the victim should he strive 10 fse'
.v,h, ,yber that wronged Spirit of our Race
ShoII ,yaak as soon he must, his long worn chans
And lean in freedom from his prison pace,
- Lord OF his ancient hills and iruitini fiains,
81 Of him not rise like these mad winds OF air.
~ ,nasta the ioyeiuess that time could spare,
~ ~ iii the earth with woe, and blot her fair
GJncons cious breast with blood from human veins.
Rut may he like the Spring time come abroad,
Who crumbies winters gives with gentle might,
When in the genial breeze. the breath OF God,
Comes spouting up the unsealed springs 10 llght,
Flowers start from their dark prisons at his feet
The woods long dumb awake to hymnlngs sweet,
And morn and eve, whose gimmenngs almost meet;
Crowd back to narrow bounds the ancient night
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MEDICAL,

URINARY affections symptoms, vrulent diseases being
SO peculiar in their nature, that unfortunately but few
are able discuss them. II therapeucal fact OF import
its specific nature and undergoing the transformations which
tend to assmae diseases of another nature the Diff
cut does the treatment become General Syphilis spon-
taneous and takes place under host of different medicines
gnorany prescribed symptoms OF those complaints when
atve ORDER and the safest method radical cure of the
primary affections the shortest possible time, the
time subdung their characteristic chain of serious complaints
DR. MALLON, 70 Canal street thoroughly and etectuay
cures all of those diseases The Doctor contempates with
of great satisfaction, his There but
few cases record the annals of the healing art which
afford more striking proof OF my triumph disease, than
the thorough and complete of well known case, Gin
this city looked desperate and beyond the
Street The Doctor has removed to 10 Canal street four
doors from, Roya iSreet mh7 FIN
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VANpALIsM-The ancient dwelling house In
Deerfield, Mass, now about one hundred and sixty
wears DID, which was assailed but not destroyed by
the French and Indians in 704 and still bears the
marks of their ferocity, is, it is sad about to De
demolished by its present owner.
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Rates of Postage on Letters. etc.

LrTTERs-For a single letter, not exceeding half an
sert over h00 miles Observation-Disclosures.
For Every half ounce and excess every hall
ounce, the rates of postage and when adver-
tised, two cents each letter or four cents, If the
ID. advertising cost much additional.
For drop letters, not to be mailed, each.. ;.,.s;
CIRcULARs.-For any printed circular handful, adver
tsement, unseaed, sent any distance. :.........
NEwePAPERs-Of 1900 square inches or less sent over
30 and not more than 100 miles, any distance
Sent such distance, IN
NsDspdpers-uess to subscrbes-3 cents each, prepaid
or not forwarded from the Post-Ofice,
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT
PUBLISHED EVERY WE

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
TIVE PUBLISHERS OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
u issue this day Wednesday, the first Number of their
81 Ml-W EkLY. 1t will contain the most import
ant contents of the DAILY and Domestic News.
Literary and Local Intelligence etc etc TO WHICH will be
added a full REVIEW NEW ORLEANS MARKET,
with the Prices Current prepared by gentleman whose
reports may be implicitly relied upon.
HAYES & NJ CLURE, Publisher.
New Orleans. March 5, 1885
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Railroads. -Ths CdrrokftOn Railroad Cars leave tn.
Depot, at the corner of Perddo and Baronne streets ~
The Lafayette Railroad Cars leave the corner of Can,r
and Baronne streets, every half hour during the day
The Psntcharran Railroad Cars leave the Dep6t at the
Turing the day. ~ '
TIE hsrean Gntf Railroad Cars leave the corner of
Chsmps Eiysees and Good Children streets ~ -
Sanals Cana Crrondeist connects the First Mn
y, & WIN Lake PoncLartran; the Old Basin being
terminus. - " " "'o" 49, 'oth us idhe
psso oanat connects the Second Nun icipality with
500 iHhleharain the New Basin on Ci(rns street he
and Po ana inton Walk, being its city terminus
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MEDICAL OFFICE,

No. 81 Cust0nhOuse street. JNe1o Orleans
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. No PAY REQUIRED
i UNTIL CURE EFFEcTED.-Pnvae diseases cured in
few days by regular physician, without mercury other
poisonous medicines, at No. Sc Customhouse street. Newor
leans, Louisiana. . ,
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms of certain Disease to his general adye
sement in another column. The treatment adopted by him
is that which has the approval Of the most distinguished
geons of Paris London and New York and its universal
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent for
the worst cases Of constitutional syphilis gonouhpa stc
ue enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
by certain solitary practice etc., etc. now be obtained
to moral certainty if application be made to those whose
intelligence skill and experience be relied on Since Dr.
Mullen opened this city, all the cases that have
under his have been cured without single exception
Some of these of years standing One remarkable
of structure 30 old has been cured to the surprise OF the
patient The gentleman (whose responsibility known 10
the citizens of New Oreans) at hand and (by his permi
son) be referred to- DR.. S treatment of structure
not known south of NewYork His treatment Of gonor
rhea and geet is the most perfect discovered 1t the
shortest safest and suest The patient takes copava en-
bebs turpentne other nauseus doses but cure OBJ
tanned in one two days without PAIN
change of diet IF No pay unless cure is effected within
the time named.
IMPoTENCY-Young men or Others who by sexual excess
or sepouti0n have brought themselves any OF the
painful consequences resulting from unresalned IN.
diligence of the passions such premature mpoency IN
voluntary seminal emissions, general debility or
arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with honorable con.
fdence he offers them perfect cure. The stnctest secrecy
observed. ~ 90, ~ ~, e,c
tomhouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. D:
fV@ Remember, No. 81 Customhouse st. mills I'm
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nR. BILLINGS, CARMINATLvE AND A As llRI.Se

lar BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND ASH ~,
IL GENT SYRUP-4n InfaLLibLe REMEDY Jo oAg H.,
pfantnm or Summer Complaint of Chtldren Ghora .n
bns DiarrhGh and HregutarttteS o. Me boI ~ iii.
The long and successful experience IN the use u he
remedy. by the inventor. in the treatment OF a" nj,
the highly respectable testimony which numbers peal ~ ia
efficiency in the of the Bowel Affections Of Cas.n'
Diaha Cholera Morbus and. Iysentery. in grown Pe'o
ente higher confidence than if it were one OF beo ,
binary bumbug medicines of the day which profess 70
form miracles and all the ills of life. Its chaIace ~
been fully established in the hands Of physicians Of he s
est character. the following letter will show rs ,o,7
Delta, C9ahoma county, Mis- May b 81; i fs o.
o. o. WooDMAN, Eso.-Dear Sir There are but LEVI II"
the very many nostrum offered the public 10 when
would be willing to lend the sanction Of my name h9Ms
humble it be either in the world of letters or OF @
cine Observation and experience, however, have iYa
upon the conviction that Bill ngs' Camlnae ana @
tringent Syrup is valuable compound, prepares up
scientific Pnncples-perfectly ia harmony with the 1--WE
organic e-and therefore, deserves (ahough rs ing si
ents kept seceD to rank higher in the scale OF %
able (without the fear of successful CONTRADICTORY to add 9
testimony in favor of its efficiency safe and pl Il
remedy in all the forms of bowel complaints ior WHEEL
recommended. have used it mysefin several Vey nr
ing chronic of DiarrhGa and Dysentary an Urb
mended IN many Others and in every instance pnect.
preparation was indicated it proved snccessTr44p NJ ID
fully yours, d. NJ. PObI Eh' "' -
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by the pfoPG6e,%SD
to Southern Depot and Wholesale AgeneoyG; ,T IN -
~ For sale by WELD CO. ~ Camp st.; Sickle 4, c6 q
Co.. "a Magazine and 40 Canal sts.: Nathan JARVIS CLsy
70 Common st. A. Oliver Co., corner Bienvile anu a
tres sts G. N. Morrison, IL Magazine ST. Harvey Win
Chartyes st. spn
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N = IN = M.
a HARn
A CARD.
THOR THE RENEFIT oF THE AFFT

"A
L,OR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
IL ing the hazard which strangers run in c
ing physicians for the OF private diseases OWNS tn
utter dquacations OF many who profess to cne sn " he
deem it to be nothing but act of kindness towar5
unfortunately afflicted well sheer justice to DR. WI ne
LEN, No St CUsTOMHOusE STREET state tha, in ~
most appalling form and for several months together was ana
der the best regular medical practice could obtain in Nun
Orleans, without being at all Observation-Disclosures CIV CIV
worse At length heard of DR.. MULLEN's gna, ,os rev
ton applied to him. and to my great Joy in three ep ou
he restored me to perfect health Subscribed NewGIseAs
Jan 4 IS47. [apib Iml SAMUEL ROBBERSoYsNSn
NOTICE.
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI MS
Il EASES.-The reputation of the writer is so well oaI
shed that all that necessary to to those who b
so unfortunate to have contracted those
FUL DISEASES known and called SECRET DISEASES in ND
part of their forms, Is, that the writer after my
successful practice of twenyslx years. confined stcv ~
VENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the Blood (hayn
treated and relieved hund reds who past ali hon.
many of whom had been under the treatment of em,ner
physicians without receiving any benefit enabled In o
you positively safe, certain and speedy cure Should amy
Of the uNFoRTUNATELY AFFLICTED see this short ADVERSE
men they would do well to call at No u CusToMHoUsp
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail themselves n
the benefits OF the long and successful experience
apis I'm B. F, MULLEN. Sc Cusomhouses st
MEDICAL TREATMENT.
- street to No 10 JN.4TCHEZ Street, near 'I tbs
Arcade. He still continues to cure Strict re- on b,
systenremoving the worst structure without any omar
aon-enteiy by medicines that relieve and PERMANENT
cure without any hindrance to business diet DR. Cn
is too well known, in NewOrleans and the surrounding
country to need any putting or selflandation On appa
ton 10 Dr. c. he will refer to hundreds of the n stand
in this city who have been cured the last years
his plan Please call and examine for yourselves M
pay required without a cure is effected
Rheumatism cured.
Gonorrhea cured in three days. or no pay
EY" Remember, 16 NATCHEz STREET, NEAR THE a.,
CADE Post paid letters punctnally attended in all conf
dence and medicines securely packed and 10 any pat
the country. mha5 i'm