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ALEXANDER Campbell
MEDICAL OFFICE,

No Sb tHstOhah0nSe street, Men Orleans
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. No PAY REQr1Rfp
4 UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Private diseases enFd ID
n few days by regular physician without mercury OF 0ne
poisonous medicines at No Sc Cusomhouse street. NeWV
leans, Louisiana. q,
DIR. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted srn
any OF the forms OF certain Disease, to his general a
sement IN another column. The treatment adopted n
Is that which has the approval of the distinguished pug
geons OF Paris, London and New York and its unNegm
success has proved beg ond doubt that permanent eue
ue, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases nGe
by certain solitary practice, etc, etc, now be oO
to moral certainty, If application be made 10 those WIZ
intelligence skill and experience be relied on. snCe
Mullen opened IN this city all the many that haego
under his have been cured without a single eSCers
Some OF these Of years standing One remarks 5s
OF strcture 30 OLD has been cured to the snpns
patient The gentleman (whose Responsibility IS KNOW" VIII,
the citizens OF New Oreans) at hand and (by Ms l~
son) can be referred TO. DR. NJ s treatment OF uc" ot
not known south of NewYork. His treatment, o. EoI he
rhTa and gleet is the most perfect discovered & m
shortest safest and surest The patient takes no al
bebs turpenne, or other nauseus doses. but cu e
tanned in one or two days without pain bn
change OF diet s[es No pay unless cure Is eiecieo
the time named. ,v.s,
IMPorENcY.-You Others who, by seNua nftbe
or sefpOluon, may have brought on themselves any 4 m
painful consequences resulting from an unfesua ,ner in
dulgence OF the passions, such premature
voluntary seminal emissions, general debility or con cB
arrangement may consult DR. Mullen with honoa ecFsy
hdence he offers them perfect cure. The sthc'e'' 49,
observed. =, oeC,.
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his office N 90 D.
tomhouse St. BENJAMIN MULLEN III t1fim
e-v Remember, No. So Castomhouse St nm
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank Capital 81, 600 OCC
GEO. MORGAN, President S. c. BELL, Cashier Direet
ors s. Stewart, R. w. Montgomery, B. +. Fox u II
Dudley A. ID. Crossman. A. D. Kelly; G. Gayare, for thu
State Jacob Ott for Mechanics Society. Levi PIERCE
Attorney; II. B: Cenas, Notary. Discount Days; Mon
days and Thursdays.
City Bank Capital $4,000 600. SAMUEL j. PETERS
President r. J. PALFREY, Cashier. DIRECTORS 3 Re
tiers William HI. Avery, p Conrey Jr., K Shaw, j. w
Stanton w. p. Converse, A Hobart Jr. g. w Squlres, T.
Sawve ]. Il. Russell, F. Jordy, VIM. Alling. H. Lockeft
Attorney; H. b. Cenas Notary. Discount dahtg at noon
Branch at NatchitOches-A. Lemee Cashier; Branch at
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers Cashier.
Canal Bank-Captal 81 900 600. GLENDy BURKE, Pres
ident N. N. WILKINSON, Cashier. Directgrs: w l,am
Henderson VIM M. Goodrich, J. l.. Boget James l.. Nc
Lean Frank Perot, J. p Whitney F. B. Conrad, Attor y;
L. Hermann, Notary. Discount Days: Wednesdays and
Saturdays Branch at Alexandra-B: Chew, Agent; at
Bayou sara,R MumfSrd Agent at EFanklin-R Hare
Louisiana State Bank Capital $4,000, 0O0 j. B. B..
VIGNIE President RICHARD RELF, Cashier D5rectors
VIM r Hepp, Z. B. Harris, R. Brqgier Pierre Poutz, A
Felix Grima, Attorney Achlle Chapela, Notary. Dis
count days Wednesdays and Saturdays. Branch at St
Martnsvile-Ransom Eastin, Agent.
ooaERY - Plesdent RonT NJ DAVIS. Cashier Direct
Ors James Hewitt, Ambrose Lanfear, VIM. Vogel Chris
tova Toledano James j. Day, Geo Urguhar Alfred Hen
mem Edward Shift, John R; Marshall, q Cuveler A. B.
Henshaw and Cuthbert BulI for the State Levi PIERCE,
Attorney; William Christy, Notary; Discount, Digs
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch vile-John
Chastan Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard, Agent at
St Francisville-J. N. Maynard, Agent; at Alexandria
r. c. Hynson, Agent at Opeousas-E DeBailon, Agent
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M A S ON &c.

. ppfS1uL "A Nd CHAPTER, No. 9. of ROYAL IA
tom ~ IN W soNS.under the immediate jursdic Nv
S Son Vi me General Grand Chapter for the United *
Ma areSSmhold Their monthly meetings the first ~
ohuay evening of each month, at the Masonic Hall
~ oaIroton Railroad Depot of Baronne and Per
i NEW ee Ep 0 I II Lewis r D B,a, Seq
binder the immediate jurisdiction Of the General Grand
chapter for the United Statehood their monthly meetings
on the I'd Teach month lat the Masonic Hall
over the Canoton Railroad Depot OF Baronne and
Perddo Oficers-John Gedge Ii P; H. NJ Sum
mer>. Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the jurs
dicon of the Grand Lodge of Mississippi their monthly
meetings the first Tuesday evening of each month"; at the
Masonic Hall the Caroton Railroad Depot, corner of
Baronne and Perido streets. Ofiice-W. p Coleman,
w NJ: Saml C. Risk. Secretary.
LAFAYETTE LoDGE-under the jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge of Msssppi-hod their monthly meetings in
the City Of LAFAYETTE the third Monday of each mont
ofiee@M r. DndeSl " NJ ". 4 Ans s secretsfy
WARREN .ODGE-nnder the jurisdiction OF the Grand
Lodge OF MSsspp-hod their monthly or stated meetings
on te second TUESDAY each month, at the Masonic Hail.
over me oarroiton Railroad Depot of Baronne and
hanson, Secretary ' - - " "
MARION LODGE No. 4.-workins under authority of
vie Aou'siaha brand Lodge OF Ancient Yok Masons-
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
URINARY affections symptoms virulen, d;,..

3eklMAKY affections symptoms, viruent diseases |,
d peculiar IN their nature, that nntotpna ~ hen
are able to discuss them 1t theapeutca tat out few
ance the the disease penerates into the @ VI nO
It's specific nature and undergoing the tran stom.,n @
tend asmlate to diseases of another nature which
cult does the treatment become General Syobit oe d
taneous and takes place under host of dif2snt
gnorantly prescribed Symptoms of those conn .ileds
properly distinguished, yield to professional traa Eea
rave ORDER and the safest method is radical @ el
primary affections in the shortest possible time ae Of tie
time ubdning their characteristic cham of seons M ns
DR. MALLON, IS Canal street thoroughly anJ
all of those diseases. The Doctor con,en,un uay
emotions of great satisfaction his success Tbps WITH
few record, in the annals of the healing az are by
afford striking proof OF my triumph over Dist S6h
The thorough and complete cure of well kno usa
this city that looked upon desperate and ease "a
reach of human aid. Dr. Maons offices are at 10
doors from Royal street. LIZ ott
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CRESCENT.

For the Crescent.
THE DINNER BELL.
uo,v sweet the sound-how clear It finss'
How full and mellow every swell
Aud soon away his tools he filings,
When richly tolls the Dinner Bell
The woRKMAN-hungry, sturdy strong
Knows all is ready, passing well;
And never keeps you waiting long
When loudly rings the Dinner Bell.
Tho toRnIIyG moves with grace and ease,
And takes his time: he knows, right weh'
You n wait the moment he may please
To hear. when sounds the Dinner Bell.
The LAgoRER is oppressed for time
He Joyous bounds at lightest SWELL
And never is behind the time,
When sweetly tolls the Dinner Bell
The poor, the starring, Dretched MAN
With wife and children loved too ~eh'
In deepest sorrow, only can nm,
Be panied, when sounds the Dinner neh
IT is his to feel the biting sting
OF Famine keen-tO0 keen TO tell
When lost to him is every thing
Then sadly sounds the Dinner Bell!
HI, home is gloomy, dreary. sad
FopI want, more bitter far than hell,
stares him full, and runs him mad,
When tolls the mournful Dinner Bell
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no y y S..

r1EDICAI TEXT BOOKS, &c,-Nleiica, students can
t ind at the New Orleans Staoners warehouse ~ "a
Camp street the largest and best assortment o. al hus nb
Ishers prices This collection embraces works IN every
branch Of the Healing Art and S,ands unriySIe se
Price as they sold in Boston New York and rhai.
men the attention of Medical Students and the Medical
Faculty generally respectfully invited The subscriber
feels assured that critical examination Oh tle stocM anu pr
'e n,h5 M s' j. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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PERssE & BROOKS,

DIAPER MANUFACTURERS, &c, Nos; o. anu Utn II,
Nassau strect between Maiden Lane and Jon zs
Ncw York. p Il B. manufacture Paper OF t ? IN hei
and descriptions and having in constant opefayM srhnes
Mills at Windsor Locks, three - inch fOudnhel ~ ;bof
with fourteen Engines enabled to execute od upOn M
notice, while all Papers made by them can be ree
uniformity of weight color &c. They also InyNsJ
attention 10 their PRINTING and PATENT En0yaatyo Oh
PAPERS, large supply of which they have cbie Mnc
hand together with assorted stock of hog d straw
Tissue Hardware Cloth Wrapping Tea Sh9e a'IB onOd
PAPERS, Colored Mediums. sc. Trunk Bp aM;ro Boyd
and Straw Boards. AlsO-Fetngs, Paper WIFE,
Celebrated Bleaching Powders. -. sc nib
The highest price paid for Rags, Rope Cuttings, ~.
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN
nR. BILLINGS, CARMINATIVE AND AsTgIN


nR. BILLINGS CARMINATIvE AND AsTRN
- GENT SYRUP-.3n InfdlLibie Remedy for Cholera
Tntantum Summer Complaint of Children, Cholera Nor
By the Surgeons the United States .4rmy ulh great
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY recommended
by the most eminent Physicians etter from the Rev
Alexander Campbell President of Mississippi College, Gin
ton, and now of New Orleans;l
yourself and the public generally for to say that after
having labored for several months during the last yea I'd
der the ravages of the sc0urge of climate the Darhe
nnti Tin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
the faculty deservedy high in public estimaton) bodily
system wholly Frustrated, | found your Asnnsen
equally effective in curing of my children Of the an
miserable complaint Since it effected myself |
have taken it whenever from cause there were ym
of recurrence, and have always found it ehiOa
in prevention, as ii had been previously in cure
In this Southern country traveller, whether Dy su
or water ought to carry with him this invaluable metass
by which, without any detention, and with almost noe
pense he might himself he passes his way FAM
lies and plantations would not only much disease hn
many dear and valuable lives by always keeping aa
~ - ~ ~ ALEXANDER Campbell
CLINTON Miss, May 10 lS
From the .4rmy.-Matamoros (Mexico) April 9TH Ia
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup, sent me-
of the worst of Dysentey under my charge
of which it produced permanent in lew days II"
a powerful remedy, possessing medical virtues,
J. B. ASH, Asst Surgeon, U; ) 4
-" For sale by SlCKLES & co. 40 Canal ana :
V. WOODMAN, Vicksburg; and CIiAS. sHRh'R
Grand Gnf
aY Wholesale Agency 72 CAMP Street, o,,cu
mf7 I'm ID. HANsBRoUGH-
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srs- is there anything important before the
Uouse to-dayl" "Nosir. There is nothing before
the House but the member from =, and ne is thing
naI ;m1ortant.'' SIS Mr. - making his speech
to-day9'' '.No, sir. 1t has been made a long time
he is only delivering it to-day"
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ALEXANDER HILLS

No So Camp Street, .NeD Orleans.
Families can find all articles 81, Of exec ing
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking utensils Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL Shevels and Tongs,
and Kitchen Fire Iron
Enameed and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER-Bock tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Ums.
TABLE CUTLERY-German Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
Churns and Tubs.
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes
MATS-Jute. Manila, Aicant, Palm and IIusk Mats.
Waters and Trays.
Brass Britannia and new metal Candle Sticks and Iamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
ID j. Wnght's patent Premium Cooking Stoves for
pattern IN use
duced prices ,nb5esm
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MMMNMMME,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I'M. ELLIs& CO, 1o4 POYDR4S STREET.
Il WE have on hand, and mean to be always ~
w supplied with full assortment of every descp IN
* tIon of BUILDERS HARDWARE, such Nh
~ as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes. Hooks ~
and Hinges and Plates, Butt Hinges and Screws, Knob
sizes Window Palleys and Sash Fasteners Also, Carpen
tiers and Coopers Tools; such Squares Planes Saws
Bevis Chisels, Augurs and Bits Rules, Guages, Hammers
and Axes Hachets Spirit and Plumb Levels etc. etc
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-IIol
low Ware, Castings, Sad Irons, Talo Irons; Japaned Tin
and Enameled Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
eH1 We shall receive, as formerly, mos. of the leading
articles this branch sell on the Manufacturers account
and shall be able supply all purchasers their lowest
prices. mills
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IA Y M & M,
NOTICE.
~ 1NIgnEtIJ IINy IsfsrTyn

NUIlCE,
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENFRpn
4 EASES.-Ihe reputation OF the writer / sal Dis
shed that all that is necessary TO those WI nea
unfortunate to have contract any one ben
FUL DISEASES known and called SECRET p1Sr DRgl
PAM OF their forms, is that the wrter as an,
successful practice of twentysiX years confn ef MOI
NENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the RI i.Gg
Heated ana h relieved many hundreds who Past Al
physicians without receiving any beueil enab q
positively safe, certain and speedy cnre
OF the uNFoRTuNATELY AFFLICTED see this sbosh ouM am
ment, they would do well to call at No S. c on adves
STREET, before applying elsewhere and avail 1T NHO
the benefits of the subscriber long and efse
mills I'm b. +. MULLEN 81 C s7s,ul efSfetsns
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. River Premiums.

r. Wicksburp and all intermediate Landings 3iO
To Memphis Mills Point, Randolph, Manchester,
Shreveport Hansonburg VermlllIonvile, 70
a lu%b Jones y'j nsednr FRANKLIN o. A0r
10 C Eouey BIu Columbus ga and Grenada1 al
To Vincennes Shawneetown, Tuscumba, Flo.
renee and Nashville, ,;:.. vi al
10 n nom, AIaon Jefisrson and Amstedam r4017
10 Mo ai ~ and TnsscaIoosa Ala rz02)
10 FnIop' n,' .>n '.............2 G03
To Fort smith and Jonesboough Cred River) ..21af3l
To Alexandra and Natchtoches .............. a(D
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% During the week ending the 25th ult', there
were 3O6 deaths occurred in the city OF New York
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

81 PETERS President JAMES Dick, WIN; L. HopGE'
Vice Presidents Committee Of Appeats: IL MGhenlit
WIN. H. Avery, w c. Myne w. Bogart, VIM Mure ana
]. ii. Elmer Ga
Gas Works-Ofice Common street opposite ne 81,
Charles Hotel - Dr. Campbell, Superintendent; Oeofse
Allen Foreman p j. Gleises Collector. Gus Light COM
rnitiee James Robb, Charm. E. w. Wells, Secy
Water Works-Ofice No % Caropdelet street. Jas
endent William Wright, Collector.
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RANKING HOUSES.

Pobh p Co Office No 4S Camp street, a few doors
above Graver 100 -, q, ,,; tr..t Now
Orleans. r NJ q. r, stroo cor,er of
Thnmas Fl Barker % Camp street, corner Of
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THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES

are opposing them Misguided men How utterv .
sble arrest their spread The most exraordnaTy "S
Gates are constantly flowing in to the Company from II
parts OF the country certificates which have asonibsd %
most respectable citizens Many of these tesimoniaI b
been submitted TO gentlemen of great distinction who h
carefully examined them to see that they genuine
dist EPISCOPAL Church. and Francis Hail. ESD editor Of H.
New York Commercial Advertiser. We finally submta
the whole to
The Hon. VIM. V. Brady the Mayor of New York WIN
has given his certificate, under the Great Seal OF The CIV
that they genuine and reliable.
With such names, we fear no opposition We are fortified
at every point and solicit continuance of the uneyamps
patronage we have already received. We would earnestly
advise
LIST That in every neighborhood where there no Graen
berg Depot, immediate steps should be taken to have
one by addressing the General Agent of any dbtid
this can be secured.
ID families should club together and get immediate SUP
3d. Emgrant Societies and other panhropic bodies should
furnish tp ,he% TI to TIE needy yrcpr y,
81 the HEALTH BITTERs, an enormous quantity
These extraordinary bttes sold 25 paper and
warranted to make two quarts of Biter, superior any
in the world They are composed of Roots, Herbs Baa
and Vines gathered in the vast forests and praes Of Amer
ca and speedy and certain restorative OF weak and
debltated constitutions.
The other Medicines of the Company are of equal yaus
a1 TIE ~ e GR fSlIHs sARsApARnLA CON-
THE CHiLbREN's PANAGEA-THES GREEN
BALMIf ff BYsENTERY SYRUP II. RpoN0O'f'NA
D. HANsBRoTGH. u e:a.WP Street. NsI Qri@u
La" to whom applications f P1 AsfRsf %Sy Be- s s
New York, February. 1913.
e-s- For sale by WELD & Co, Periodical Agents, u
Camp street; d: FELT & co, stationers' Hall u Chat
tres street ALFRED HUNTER. corner Of Exehsng.
M Gy Of ayee BoKkE2
ner of Camp and st. Mary street, Lafayette mhlm
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MOSQUITO NETTING,
ROBIMETT, Mus lin, Linen, and Cotton MUSQUITO
- NETTlNG-a large stock on hand and for sale cheap
by mho 1t JOS. ETTER, 20 Camp st.
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MONTHLY BUILE-

MONTHLY BULLE-
wi TIN -. No. 3 -. =.
The world has ever been the
scene of the fiefcest strug-
giles between Truth and En-
ror. No sooner does Truth
PROFOUND an important the
DRY, than Error. with IFS le-
giou OF allies, seeks to arrest
its progress. A most Illus
trious instance OF this, was
the opposition made to the
immortal Jenner. His mind
was led, under Providence,
to the discovery Of Vaccina-
lion, by which THAI dreadful
scouree, the SmalTox, was
robbed of its teEors. He
found that the matter from
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ees at No IA Cannon street on the second and fourth
Tuesdays Of each month . ofcers-L. E. Reynolds w
The CREsGESF CITY I6DGE-under the jusdic-
ton Of the Grand Lodge Of Mississipp-hod their monthly
meetings the rst THURSDAY evening OF each mon.
Of Bafo1ne and Perdldo streets otcers-W H. Howard
HIRAM LODGE OF A. Y MASONs-hold Their
monthly meetings the MasGn Hal &c esa OF moR
halfpast o'clock F. M OfcersD. G. Benbros1Ik, Nv Wv
NJ James H. Miller w Nathan shryelhoFn sn5v N ecy
EIREKA LODGE-unde the jurisdiction OF the mian u
Lodge Of Mssssipp-hod their meetings IN LaI i near
the trst Wednesday of each month, !eTee s1ge
Jackson Officers-A. j. Williams, w M; j. b. Cieen'S
Secretary.
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The pustues upon the udder OF a COW contained ~. :.
which would produce the almost divine results for w pLn
mad so patiently and anxlousy sought. Opposition ar@
dieued what they dare not deny They asserted tbp, On
vaccnated persons became covered with hair and av
bited horns and tail and tina, in one case cbld n e
ours, believing like bull. But the current wan % al
turned The British Parliament voted him $4,000 sOn n
(sl00,000) and the world sang his praises SURFING
TIE same spirit has came uomp to mr. o,on t;, n
while write this Bulletin interested persons iea n
the wonderful efficacy and success of ''aOas OIL
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W ENASAAe
MEDICAL CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE,
NO. ID CARONDEL.ET ST.

" " N W y IL II Il Ot IL
NO. 10 CARONDEIET ST
ITO THE PUBLIC-Nine years permanently located
in this city, combined with the unvarled success our
and sonndy established our Tepptaton 20 ,,.oaaoo.
street established in is4o for The cure of all Chronic atiec
@ Of b w th sW 10 hose who not is
ton that afflicted with any of those private at s wca
TO those s especially who from immoderate use of Mer
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism Itching on the chest
have ruined their constitution recommend call upon
ps; for confident that the prompt and permanent
will at once convince them OF our capabity OF fulfilling
We do boast of making rapid and hay cures but our
satisfaction Is to perform thorough and radical ones
ho nd Pars OF % As i can possibly be done with adva
We VIII not here through newspaper medium enter in
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of society rich
and poor matrimonial and single; all we will observe is if
class his peculiar with of those that describe
M by esng at our o we will give him free of
1t often happens that an ilmed of shame dread
Of discovery deters patient from applying to those who
from education and responsibility can beend him delay
ing till all the constitutional symptoms OF this
such the doctor pledges himself preserve the most
nvioae secrecy and from his extensive practice expe
Renee he can confidently recommend safe and speedy cure
Office No 10 Caronlele street between Canal and Com.
mon sign OF The Marble 1scnlspian Statue Private
INST door to the right Of No IS in Caondee street
oo'h III Carondeiet SITS. milo
A CARD.
E'OR i HE BEN Eft OF THE AFFLICTED -Kpow
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in consnJ
ing physicians Tor the of private Diseases owing 10 the
utter qualifications of who profess to cure such es
Deem II TO be nothng but act of kindness towards The
nnionnaey afflicted, well as sheer justice to Dr. Mil
LEN no % CUsT0MHOUsE STREET 10 state that in tho
year isi6 was oey afflicted with syphilis in its worst and
os apaing FORM and for several months together was I'M
ger Inc best Ieguar medical practice cond obain in New
Wo Wlfa aogt benz hs at al grew
ton applied to him. and my great oy in three Weeks
Ie iestoreg me 10 perfect health Subscribed NewOeans
jan ,lo4'. lmhl6 lml SAMUEL ROBERTSON
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PRINTERS, AND BINDERS, wARERooM

PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREhoo'''
Nos. 20 and 81 (iold street, Ne'o I@..
INHE subscribers continue to manuac 49,
l. tmre, al greatly reduced prices, xii
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press mHHSL
es, Hydraulic Presses, &c &c, of the most H44NfS
approved kind, among which their i'm. MSsyA
proved Double and Single CYLINDER -
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper TT.
and Book work Gard Printing Machine, ZzAzeEA5
and the Washington and Smith HAND--paIef Boz
PRESSES with without their Patent Iron i hoI Bn
Rule Furniture Ink &c &c, constantly hs#e a.
every article necessary for complete Printing d on the
GLIDING Tyre. furnished at the shortest notice. 'A'
most favorable terms. ooos DEF
Old Type received in exchange for New, at nine 0'D~
pound. .as IN
Editors and Publishers will he supplied With est ID ais
detail, Tor Printing Offices Bindery, by informing
style and quantity of work they desire 10 do of sug
The subscribers prepared to furnish Caslns'
size or description. at the lowest price.
lash paid for old Cast Iron. ,r p, CUs
The subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel l' ,bsy EP
Cut Circular and other Saws supply OF whlenr co,
sonstsntsy on hand. lmh5 l2ml X. HUI
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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: