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MEDICAL TREATMENT
MEDICAL. CARD.
SOUT HERN MEDICALO FFIo,

-x,o ,,,,,, No ~ CIRONDELET 81.
TO lHI fUBiilC.-Nine years permanently locaes; "a
lar system OF treatment for Syphilc, Mecua and as
Chronic complaints, has with during thai time has fs
and soundy established our reputation s
The Southern Midical Office No IS Carondelet st,os
established in 1870 for the Of all Chronic affections -
with few exceptions, known to all the only Object of o
tcted with Of those private diseases which are uno,
natey so prevalent they consult with certainty as
guarantee OF cure. "o
10 those especially, who fir immoderae Use of Ns
curry malpractice or Secondary Syphilis causing Node, o
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism itching on the rh
botches the skin, ulcers the throat general detS
have ruined their constitution recommend to call unor
us Tor we are confident that the prompt and permanent M
Lief they will derive from the active effects OF our eatmpn.
viii at once convince them OF capabty OF fulfilling was
profess. ~
We boast of making rapid and hasty cue I'm, o,o
satisfaction Is to perform thorough and radical ones in IA
short aspace OF time possibly be done with adyas
tage and safety to the patient. ""
We will not here, through newspaper medium enter IN
any elaborate remarks regarding veneea affections II is
and poor. matrimonial and single; all will observe IL
any person afflicted with complaint OF that nature cannoa
class his peculiar with any OF those that we describe e
teae,) by calling at office will give him free I'd
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire
1t often happens that ltmed of shame or dreaf
education and respectabllity betend him. delaying
treatment till all the constitutional symptoms OF this hoa
disease make their appearance
To SUCH the doctor pledges himself to preserve the moa
lnvolabe and from his practice and exe
renee he can confidently recommend safe and speedy cueo
oc l.. C. THOMSON
Office No is Carondeet street, between Canal and Conc
mon, sign OF the Marble Esculapan Statue Private ero
trance first door to the right of No 49, in Carondeet street
Private egress bothn Common and Caondeet apis I'M
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Government OF the state of Louisiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


ISAAC JOHNSON, Governor; TRAsiMoN LANDRY, Lit. Gov
Chas Gayane, Secy State Joseph Walker, Treasurer;
H. Bordelon, Auditor; w. A. Elmore, AttOry Ge n
H. 7. Williams, State Eng; l.. Brngie Surveyor Gen'l
A. Dimtry, State Superintendent OF Public Education
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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 recoIlected. The following table will
be found we believe correct:
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TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT

Among the diseases to which this wonderful Ointment is
adapted the following Glapddar Swelngs que the
FACE SWesd Breast and Sore Nipples of Nursing Women,
BronehltI5 telons and Rngwoms. Scad Head and is
Invaluable Dressing for Burns, Scads, and Drawn Bsers,
Shingles Erysipelas Piles.
a Bruises and ffeh-cut Wounds cured with great
pdlty Fever Sores and Scroulous Sores changed
INTO healing condition, and frequently entirely cured.
Price 20 and 50 cents box, with full directions.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hours from pa NJ. to2P, m. ]
B Deputy Collector Asee aBancle Naval Officer; LOUIS
w p Reybssn, Deputy do; = MoIPhy, J; duncan, AP
Duly Bu Measa's; n G. snethen, Marker A Blondeag
DesoTges, I'd do; p. Cucuu, 3D. do; Il. Coax impost
Book keeper p. NJ UAnne, LIST lnpoSt Clerk s. NJ Read
81 do; Jno Branard 81 do r. Bache 4t do c. Iesseps
Debentue Clerk g B. Montanat, Cash Clerk Ii Generes
Assistant do; F. b. Bernard, Commercial Abstract CLERK
! T. White. Assistant Abstract Clerk W. F. c. Dupless
Thos. Hagan, Permit Clerks; Virgil N. Smyth Cores
ponding Clerk W; T.. Wells stofekeePsr; 4, Dueayet
Deputy John Taylor, Inspector Port Bayou st. John
s. H. Page Surveyor AND inspector at Pot Ponchartran.
=, Day Inspectors w nj; Carter, T. G. Pearson, w: ?
Berry, =. Jenkins, John Jones, g. w. Heyi, A. Ii. Gil
land T. A. Williams, e. segot, l.. R. Ranaldson i
Avegno Jr., B. Williams, P Kennedy c. l.. Cruzat n
snnot Jr., c, 4; Talarie, T: j; Beck NJ w Campbell
nheuy J A. Deuce, Egan jules Dnnve, :. ", Smith
Rousseau, John Wilcox P tentn, John e. Taylor James
Geaos jr John Nicholson O. Hurst, F Tainagier,, H.
George b. Iowditch, o. A. Kirkland, Thos Theani v
Smyth Musgrove Evans, John Daman, w. w. Virgins
L. l.. Niconiede w. Riley Knight.
Night Insgectors-A; J. Fallon, j. A. Noble S p Ross
J. Gillespie, t Barnes, w. Silk, A. Baldwin, j. Dolan f.
j.. Breed, H. Crane.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sarapara has been expressly prepared in
reference to female comp alnts No female who has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The turn
OF lie, should neglect to take it, preventive
Tor OF the horrible diseases which females
subject at this time of life Th period may be DELAYED
for several years by using this medicine Nor vaua
Bile Tor those who approaching womanhood,
cuaed to assist nature by quckening the blood and nvgo
atng the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to whchwomen subject 1t braces
the whole syte permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the body not far stmua
ting produce subsequent relaxation which the of
using few bottles OF this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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MEDICAL OFFICE,

No. SO CUSTO.NHO USE STREET W
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REouIREe
L UNTIL A CURE is EFFECTED,-Pryate Diseases cured
In few days by regular phi sician without mercury oa
other POISONOUS medicines at No. % CuSt0nhouSe streets
New Orleans, Louisiana. o
DIR. MULLEN CALLS the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms OF certain Disease TO his general aycr
tisement tin another column The treatment adopted by him
that which has the approval of the sur
geons Of Paris, London aud New York and its universal
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure for
me worst cases OF constitutional syphilis gononhea,
ture enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
to moral certainty If application be made to those whose
intelligence skill and experience be relied Since Dr.
Mullen opened IN this all the many have come
under his have been cured without single exception
Some OF these OF years standing One remarkable case
OF structure W old has been cured the surprise of the
patient The gentleman (whose responsibility is known 10
the citizens OF New Oreanr at hand and (by his permits
sionl can be referred to. Dr.. 3 treatment Of structure
not known South of New York His treatment of gonor.
rha and glee is the most perfect discovered II i the
shortest safest and suret The patient takes copava
cubebs, turpentIne, or oe nauseus doses but OBJ
tanned In one two days without pain on
change OF Diet sV NO pay unless is effected within
the time named.
lMP0TENCY.-YOung or Others who by sexual excess
or setpoluon may have brought on themselves any ofhe
painful consequences resulting from unreained indu
gence OF the passions such premature mpotency nyo
unary seminal emissions, general debility constitutional
arrangement, may consult Dr. Mullen with honorable con.
hence ne offers them perfect The srctest secrecy
observed .
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his Office No So Gus
tomhouse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ ID.
s<g Remember No. St Customhouse street. apl6lm
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CDNSfTNpTiNE,S .IA
THE GRAEFENRERG COMPANY

=, tOIsoU VIII ' Z > BALM,
Sovereign In all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases The
most desperate and seemingly hopeless cured by
Price SO bottle.
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CAUTION.

CAUTION
70 ne great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
sapaTilia- number OF men who Were formerly our
t$EehtS have commenced making SarapafiIla Extfacts
IIHs, befs Extracts Of elbow Dock etc They gene
s p up in The same shaped bottles and some OF Them
a. oen and copied adj eftisementS they are only
"2itnie f mutations, and should be ay oided
frncipal Oflce, l2b Fulton strcet SIM RuI;po Ney
n9rE he'ing Co Stgte street Bosfon DYoit Sons
10. .norA set"nd STREET Philadelphia s 5 Hance Drug
Albany Mctiraw Natchez-and by all the principal
States, West Indies and the Canadas III" '''e
apT On Sold Agent Nav st Orleans
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.


Supreme C0art.-Geo Eustis, Chief Justice L. A. Rost.
G. r. King, Il. Sdel Associate Justices Eugene iascle,
Clerk; Felix McCulloch, Deputy W. A Emore. Attorney
General; b. e. Fonteneau District Attorney.
U. S. Circuit Court.-J. Mckinley and T. II. McCaeb,
Presiding Judges E. Randolph, Clerk +. N. HARRISON,
Deputy Clerk L. J. Uurant, District Attorney; w. +
Wagner, Marshal; G.. A. Labuzan, W. Shearer, j. Ii.
Rhinehart, Deputies.
q. s. District Court.-T FL. McCaeb. Judge. N. R.
Jennings, Clerk
First District Court Of Neao OrLeans.-J. Mcilenry,
Judge. ALI, Rousseau, Clerk; Louis Sere, Deputy Clerk
Second District Court Of .NeU OrleaaS-E. A Canon,
Judge. Thomas q. Poole Clerk 2. M. Berlin and b. Boz
delols, Deputies.
Third District Court of vea Orleans.-T IL Kennedy,
Judge, w p Bedlock Clerk; j. u, +. MaXent, L. H. Cour
tin and C. Weysham, Deputies.
Fourth District Court at .Nem Orteans.-Geo Straw.
bridge, Judge T. Gilmore. Clerk J. r. Toledano and j..
A. Hopkins, Deputies.
Fth Distract Court Of Neo Orleans.-A. NJ Buchanan,
Judge Z. Leblanc, Clerk G. w Lewis J. S. Baron and
]. U. Chaon Deputies.
Officers of the Parish Of Orleans
FREDERICK DURRIvE, Recorder of Mortgages.
BERNARD MARIGNY, Register OF Conyeyances
ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner of the Parish.
Sheriff, ete.-JoHN l.. LEWIS, Sheriff; J. b. Ieeie Gen.
Clerk and Deputy; Sampson Biossman, A. Sidney Lewis
Michel de Armas, Samuel Powers Robert Swain, Jules
SOrapuru, Felix NJ. Jacobs j. L. Fabe, A Trepag T.
Hugonin. Sam. l.. Waldo, Charles kilshaw N Trepagnie
Chas. Danupes, Thos. A. Watson and Edward Ntzhugh,
Deputy Shentis. q. X. WISE Deputy Sheriff and Keeper
Of the Parish Jail T. Brooks. H. Bence and Thomas NJ
White, Deputy keepers,
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SPLITTING HOOD

11 o,;ls b nEM i OK apfis 20, Ioid
has been the hraug Oh Providence, of saving life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became
and worse AT last raised large quantities OF blood, had
night sweats and greatly debtaed and reduced and
did not expect to live have only used Sarsapaa
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me- am now able to walk all over the city. raise no
blood and my cough has left me. You well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant
VIM, RUSSELL 10 Catherine st.
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ruE aRAEFENBERe COMPANY.
Description.

Office Of Tie GrHefenberg COmpnnV,
No 81 Broadway, New York, March, 184S
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Justices, Courts for the City.

First Disrict-[Ofice No. 222 Tchouptouas street. j
Daniel Byrne, Justice John s Dunno, Clerk John J.
nor, john Speith Deputy Constabe.
Second Distrct.-[Ofce, No. Is Common eet1-Geo.
v. Bright, Justice. g. H. Bright, Clerk. L: Belleau Con
stable; Edward Z. Kennedy, T. German, VIM Horton, A.
kerkban, Deputy Constables.
Third Dtstriet.-[ottce St. Louis Alley, next to the
OF Benvie street. &c. b. Beverly, Justice Victor
Sere Clerk j. p Walden, Constable; N. b. Outlaw, l..
ii. Sere, Deputy Consabes.
Fourth District-[Ohice No IS Condo street, ALEX.
Derbes Justice. Paul Uuverges Clerk Gustaye Nleynler,
Constable; A, Meyner, +. Generely, Deputy Consabes.
Fifth Distrfct[ Office of Eiysan Fields and VIC
tory street,. l-Aphonse Canonge Justice. Il. Canonge,
Clerk Francis lMouney, Constable l.. g. Genelely, b.
Sorapuru r. Seheynayder Deputy Constabes
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Port Officers Jos. Swiler Harbor-master LIST Munich
patty Francis Quares, do I'd do E. Sheridan, do Sd do
d. Stickney, Master Warden.
J. Clark, 5. High A. CapdeyeIe, Port Wardens.
Josiah Cole + Letebye, g. Bougny, A. Livaudas and
?. l.anaux, Inspectors OF Flour.
w. Winbune Aug. Bozant and A. McKeever Repack.
ers and inspectors OF Beet and Pork.
Joseph Dubuc, Insp Weights and Measures, LIST Munc
u. Plauche. do. I'd do f. Cermon do 3D. do.
;, a; PrieuI, L. Dunye III. Wheny, s. w Polk P. A.
steen A Dupanter. Inspectors of Tobacco N C. Hail,
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Night Inspectors--A. J. Fallon, j. A. Noble S P Ross
J. Gillespie, T. Barnes, w. Silk, A. Baldwin, j. Dolap u
H. Breed. ii. Crane.
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DR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Physi-
clans IN different parts OF the Union.
his to certify that we, the undersigned Physicians of
me Cfy OF Albany, have in prescribed Dr.
Gwend Saapaia and believe 1t to be of the most
NaINaDg pIepaEallouS In tie market
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.

It the safest and most efiecua medicine purifying
the SYSTEM and relieving the sueng attendant upon child
birth discovered. sengthens both the mother and the
child prevents and disease and enrices
food; those who have used it think Indispensable 1t
highly useful both before and after confinement as pre-
vents diseases attendant childbirth: costveness piles
cramps swelling OF the feet dependency, heartburn
ing, pain in the back and joints false pains hemorrhage,
and regulating the secretons and equaZng the crcua-
ton has no equal The great virtue of this medicine is
always safe, andhe most delicate and most successful;
very few require any other medicine; little
oil magnesa useful. Exercise the open air
and light food with this medicine, will always safe
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JOHN BUTLER, Jr

Dr. Tonsends sarsaparla asovereign and speedy
for ncipient Consumption Barenness Proapsus Uter or
Falling OF the Womb, Costiyeness Piles Leuchorrhea
Whites, obstructed difficult Mensuaton, Incontinence
OF Unne involuntary discharge thereof and fo the general
prosation OF the systemnO matter whether the result OF in
herent produced by rreg uary illness
cdent IN ohIIg be surprising than lnvgoatng
effects tie human frame Persons all weakness and las
situde from taking become robust and full
egy under its influence 1t immediately counteracs the
nervessnes of the female frame which great cause of
baenness 1t will not be expected OF US, OF de-
the afflicted that hundreds of have been
reported to Thousands OF where families have been
without children, after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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RHETJM ATTSM

This is only of than four thousand cases of
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsends Sarsapnnla has cured.
The and chronic weekly eradcated by
its extraordinary virtues
james Cummings ESQ., one of the assistants in the Luna
cAsyum B1ackwels Island the gentleman spoken OF
in the lntte
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-03-21


AMUSING SUPERsTITIoN.-In Hindoos.
tan the bull is an object of worship, and
utmost towns Of eminence YOU will meet
with tame bulbs oyerbufdened With fat.
lolling in the streets and highways, OBJ.
structing passengers and carriages. They
are fed. by the people, or rather they
feed themselves for they make no scrnple
in Showing their heads into whole baskets
full'of grainsor Vegetables, exposed rsale
in. the windows, or in open stalls: and
though driven away by the waving OF
handkerchief in their faces, or by other
gentle methods, yet no Hindoo Of any
character would think of striking one of
these animals with such severity as to
endanger, its life, or would run the risk of
manning the sacred brute. And ridicu.
lons as it may seem. you may see Hin
doc driving away one ofthe animals from
his gain basket by hearty slaps on the
face and back, addressing him at the
same time by the respectful title of ma.
hraji! nIahrajip meaning your holiness
or your Worship, ''r, A.',h0 a-i - E.aa
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L
.4s2lt,t --e1tr-sFs
| m fading in my youth, mother! s snr
Deaths dew on my brow; sae .a
HIS wings are lowering DER me--,eA
hear them rustling now! saa gaa
For me the sun will rise no more,
The stars no more will shine; a.
Ny pleasant voyage of life is DER,
The Wondering grave is mine.
I'm gazing on the woods mother, :.
Where once | lov'd to stray, go
When health sat blushing on my cheek
lnjoyous childhood's day. = 1,
Yon setting sun, my resting place. .
The lonely churchyard sees, ,
As he looks through, with yellow face,
The autumn's painted trees.
Farewell, farewell. my mother, dear!
When have gone to dwell
In spirit land, my voice you'll hear. j
Upon the night breeze swell, aia}
When summers lowery hours shall come,
With all their joyous train,
III hover from my starry home, -yrt
10 WISH you again.
~ aa.sE -.
The DEAD are ever with you. mother,
Their forms thou canst not see;
The DYING have prophet eye
They are revealed to me- ,.f
They hover round, on pinions fair, .s
And fan the aching brow; a.
Whilst thou sit'st weeping in thy chair.
| see them round thee now?
So grieve not, mother-I shall off 'n q
Revisit you again, ..... ~ =
When summer airs come sweet and soft
Across the laughing main.
PVen chosen. mother dear the star.
In which my soul shall dwell =.
Look look Thou seest that CLEAN afar;
Farewell--farewelI--fa farewell m6
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JOLIET ILLINOIS, MARCH 81, ls4sy

stores of our youthful commonwealth. -
True, but few of our streams like those
that tumble from every upland Of New
England. are fitted. so great are their al
terations in depth and velocity, to sustain
mill seats, but the steam engine is supply.
ing the deficiency. Wind mills, horse
mills, and OK mills, will not much longer
saw our lumber, or grind our corn. All.
most every village has some one branch
OF the useful arts in successful operation.
Commerce lends its powerful stimulants
to our expanding enterprise. Much of it
is overland, and sustained, in the midst of
the greatest possible disadvantages. sub.
ject to all thelretardations and delays of a
f1uctuating climate, unwrought roads. over.
flowing streams, and insufficient bridges.
In few years, the heaIthful action of the
agencies of commercial enterprise, will
chequer this level surface all over with
met work ofiron pathways and the To-
connective never tires out or stalls" The
beautiful towns that have perched upon
the bluffs that make out to the Mississippi,
will become the great reservoirs Of capt.
tai, trade, and commercial influence and
Importance. Chicago will become a
second New York, its present ranges of
temporary accommodations will give place
to streets lined for miles with solid brick
walls. Galena will become the great
representative of our commercial impor.
tance upon the upper waters, while Quin-
cy, Alton and Chester, will vie with any,
cities ia the Atlantic or Western States,
with similar facilities in trade, population
and energetic development of the cumu-
lative resources of nature and art. =.
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d Whaling Extraordinary.

A story was recently going the rounds
of the papers, that a number of whalers
had been captured by the Mexie ans on
the coast of California. The story orig
mated in the fact that several vessels had
been seen at anchor near deserted
place, apparently abandoned by their
crews. ..,...., ,.....l
Later arrivals have cleared up the mys-
terry. The crews of two Of the ships, Hi.
hernia and Brookline, having discovered
ashore vein of something that glittered
like gold, lorsook the harpoon, took the
pickaxe, andltoiled away most manfulI7
in pursuit Of the wealth which their i'm,
agination depicted as lying each moment
but a few shovels full deep in the earth
After it they dug. some fifty men, with all
the tools they could raise; hill one hun,
dred feet deep was soon demolished--70O
sons of earth removed, and about $500
expended. Mining stock rose faster than
ever the South Sea. Mississippi, or Eas-
tern Land shares $1,000, we hear, was
offered foi a sailors chance. Jack tug
ged harder in carrying off armsful of the
glittering rock. than ever he strained an
oar after $50 barrel whale. All the
spare room in the ship was soon filled up,
Instead of oil, barrels were crammed with
solid gold.
There it lay, in shining heaps. as in a
gents cave. Each man had butte help
himself to a fortune, which; would put
i Cresus 10 the blush. The Brookline
brought some thirty barrels Of the ore
here and very generously gave it away
some knowing one had the audacity to
dispel the golden dream. by declaring The
whole to be a heap of that very common
and valueless mineral. iron pyrites, or
sulphuret ofiron. However. they are not
1.-THE first sailors whose imaginations have
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are happier with this steriIity which w we
can overcome by industry, than we could
be 4with the most spontaneous and un
bounded )Profpsion.. The, body and the
mind, are improved by the toll that fati.
CUES them; the toll is a thousand If times
rewarded by the pleasure which it be
slows. Its enjoymenEs are peculiar: no
wealth can purchase them,l no ihsolence
can touch them. They flow from the
exertions which they repay.