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OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON Coal COMPANY,
Washington CITY. May q, 1913.


NOTICE is hereby given to The stockholders OF the ash
amendment the charter passed at the last session OF The
legislature OF Maryland and half shares additional
canal stock of the company will be issued for each and
every share of the original stock held by them presen
on of the certificate OF the latter. and payment oifin
% and thrty-three and one-lhd per share OF the
- issued by virtue of the amendment of their charter
Annexed are the resolutions of the board OF directors
anthouzng the above notice.
'''''' j. WASHINGTON TYSON, President.
Erwin p HgwLINGs, Secretary.
Rsolpe9 That the president and secretary be, and
eeby authorized accept the amendment 10 the charter
The company passed the last session by the legislature
MARYLAND authorizing increase OF the CAPT al stock of
G company of $780, 000 and TO issue each Of the present
choders one and half shares of the stock for each
md every share held by said stockholders each share
ofnew stock so issued be made subectand endorsed
an The back of the certificate thereofto
fdeen dollars per SHARE the instruments whereof 10 be
rured 10 be paid such dates and in such amounts
nav be determined, from time tme by the board Of d
Tectos 800 =, :,
able to forfeiture upon the nonpaymen of any nstamen
within tru days after notice. published in newspaper
in the Eown Cumbe RAND in newspaper in the city of
Baltimore and in newspaper in the city OF Washing
Ropd That the secretary be instructed to give public
NOTICE requiring an instament of $50 1874 per share the
new stock at the time OF its ssnethe payment Of the
10 be made within thirty days from date OF said notice.
May23-St
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rJHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
OF Haw, Yello, Co, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent-George W. Yellott retiring from the firm.
GEORGE W. YELLOTT.
May l3-eo2w
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NOTICE.

NOTTCE.
WAS committed the Jail of Washington county, ID.
w c., on the 18th April, l8iS, runaway, negro
man who calls hr self WILLIAM THOMPSON. He is
black about feet inches high, and about 70 years OF
age He says he is slave, and belongs to MIR. Joseph
Banniel, who lives in Amherst county near LynchburgVa
He back of the left hand the knucke
OF the middle finger Had on, when committed, cassnet
lrock and pantaoos boots and glazed He
he lelt home in the early part of April last.
The owner owners, OF the above described
hereby requested forward prove him and take
him WIN. BALL, Jailcr, for
May 7-lawtt A. HUNTER Marshal.
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II BLANCHARD has the honor to return his sincere
Il thanks his friends and the public generally for the
unceasng he has received during the last twelve
years He has the pleasure inform them that he has
ken the Cry HOTEL, New York, under long lease and
this establishment being much more spacious and comno
doas than his former one he win be able accommodate
greater number of his kind friends He has reted and
furnished anew, that in point OF elegance and comfort
it is equal to any hotel in the city. .
+. Bancards establishment, the PAVILION, New Bright
on Staten Island is also open for the reception OF guests
who may prefer a country residence and sea air.
+. BLANCHARD.
Cry HorEL, New York. May 20, lS4s.
MAY 23-2aw5w
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No. So WALL STREET.
CTATEMENT of the affairs of this Institution at the
- of the NTH year from the commencement say Februay
Isl, lS43. To February l. 1913.
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n IRIS BENNAN will remain N few days In WASH
NI ington to receive orders for Shirts which will be
ecued Immediately her shirt establishment, l29 Nassau
street, New York.
Just received from New York specimens OF
choice pattern. Gentlemen wishing such garments are
respectfully invited to call.
Can be seen from IL O'clock M, every day, at 10
U. S. Hotel
May lift
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COUD Common Playing Cards. 81 per dozen.
" Fine do do 81 70 per dozen.
Crehore's and Barett's eagle playing cards at unu-
sualy low prices.
May % +. TAYLOR.
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D EFRIGERATORs, Water Coolers, Bathing Tubs,
IL SHOWER AND SPONGE BATHS-The subscriber
has manufactured large supply of the above seasonabe
articles which he offers Tor sale at the lowest prices
His wei-known refrgvGtors made on the most APP
proved prime pes and will consume less ice than any other
IN the rke and the cheapest in the country.
Always on hand large stock of block, japanned, and
common tin ware, made of the best materials and at low
Prices Tin roofing and spouting done in the most sub
stanlai manner, and Al the lowest
JOS. ii. HEWITT, Penn avenue,
, Opposite WillaIt's City Hotel.
May l7-3eod Nat Intel
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T,N U luz,
IL generally known Warrenton SprngsO will be open
for the reception of visters the LIST of June Extensive
improvements are in progress, that will give new aspect
the whole establishment No expense will be spared
adding establishment, to the comfort and pleasure
of the guests. Knowing by ocular evidence, in numerous
instances, the positive intrinsic value OF the water and
garded good policy TO enlarge the accommodations and
to complete the original design so as TO CRAFTY the taste
and fancy guests well promote their health and
pleasure Situated in remarkably healthy REGION in full
view of the bold Blue RIDGE and in the vicinity of the
beautiful village OF Warrenton vsiters may, horseback
or in carriages the improving roads, enjoy the most
picturesque scenery may seek exercise in the tenPu
alleys the pistol gallery the OF billiards. the health.
full dance The lovers OF music and flowers will find pecu
liar has been taken win their approval while the
and the may relieve tedious hour those who
interested in the ter9 ndfG In word, every has
been taken which expanded beraity could suggest; TO
add to the comfort and accommodation of visers The
hurdle and tournaments the fancy ball, masquerade
and brilliant fireworks, will lend their respective attrac-
tions. Nor these preparations designed for the gay
monde only To the holy ministers of religion OF every
denomination, cordial grudging invitation; given
spend the without charge The usual services
of the church respected throughout the season.
These springs IS 3s miles, according to the route
taken from Frederick sburg, and ~ so from Alexandria.
Tri-weckly stages will both these points till July
when daily lines will be established Visters leaving the
stric of Columbia in the stage or steamer
will the springs the day and at the same cost
81 So through-tckets having been agreed on between
the Richmond and Railroad Company and
the stage from Fredericksburg the Springs TO
make the rcket SIS from Richmond and 81 30 from Wash
lngton
Warrenion Springs and all letters should be so directed
or they may be left Warrenlon, the White Sui
phur Springs, in Greenbrer.
Terms OF board will be as follows $50 the who
ending LIST October; $50 for three monhs 500 or two
months; S35 Tor month; $40 per week; Slo for Two
weeks 81 rs per day meals lodging 80 cents each Ser
wants. and children under IL years DID, hall price NO
charge for children under three years old When separate
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who retain their the ordinary table will be charged
full price Horses 90 cents day. Or Slp n, mop,h
Anril 26-inf Superintendent.
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THE most magnificent works of Art ever exhibited,
consisting OF sxtyone figures large as life, repre-
sentng the last supper trial and crucfxon OF our savior
three Of the mpotant and interesting scenes in the
life Of Christ These great works of art now open for
exhibition for few days at Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
Admission % cents children half price.
Nav
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IYEMALE HOUSE SERVANT.-For sale first rate
L cook washer and oner. and chambermaid, under 80
wears old the strongest constitution and correct moral
habits Inquire street, 3 doors west OF 10th.
MAY 2O--eod3L
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April 26--inf


MRS. BEMAN VIII remain n few days In Washing
ltl ,on at the United States Hotel orders for
SHIRTS which will be executed Immediately, nj her Shirt
Establishment, l29 Nassau street, New York.
Just received another case OF Shirts fine stitched hem
stitched, fancy, plain, and corded Also, few coored
shirts, neat patterns.
Mrs b. request of several ladies, has changed her
hour-can be from 4 to o'clock, p No 10, Uni
States Hotel. MAY %
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old POINT COMFORT HOTEL.-This extensive and
beautiful establishment is open for the reception
Of yte Surrounded entirely by salt water, il affords
every facility seabathing and offers every nducement
complete in all its arrangements. Active and efficient
assistants have been procured and exeIon will be
spared 10 render in all respects the most agreeable and
interesting re sort in the whole country
Board per day 81 10
By the week. at the rate Of SO per day.
By the month, al the rate of 90 do.
Children and servants, half price.
JAMES S. FRENCH.
MAY 23-2aw4w
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Now i. the T,me-Greut Attraction, /,

THE subscriber having determined to close out his large
and valuable stock fancy and staple drygoods, will
from This date sell off his entire stock OF goods
prime cost, for cash exclusively Members of Congress,
Strangers and citizens requested to call mme datey,
before the assortment is broken.
May 2i-6td GEO. STETTINlUS.
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Washington National Mon ument.

Washington National Monument.
Lime.-C ement-Sand
PROPOSALS will be received by the Buding Committee
OF the Washington National Monument until 10 O'clock
tuesday the Both instant for furnishing the best quality
Lime Cement and coarse sharp Sand be delivered the
Monument and as may be required. For particulars APP
ply TO Robert Mills, esq, architect.
THOS. CARBERY,
GEO. WATTERSTON,
=, VIM. A. BRADLEY,
MWl'-eod Building Committee
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HoosE-FURNlSHING WAREROOmS.-The subscri-
Der be leave to inform his friends and the public gen
eay, mat he SUI continues the house furnishing business
ue Old stand opposite the Centre Market, stairs for
merry occupied by Boteer ~ McCregor, where may NJ all
nes be found general variety of useful and ornamental
keeplng articles, at prices much reduced from former
AUS lie deems 1t unnecessary to particularze the vari
@ articles kept for sale, but simply to state that, his
"oiSshment, may be found general assortment Of
cabinet ware, chairs, &c,
China, glass, and crockery
hardware, Britannia ware, and cutlery
rlated and German-silver goods
IN and wood ware baskets and brushes
rLooNlngglasses, soar-lamps, and grandoles, nc.
oeether with great variety of fancy articles all OF
nch lie pledges himself TO sell prices that cannot fail
ease and on accommodating terms Purchasers are ear
y solclted to call and examine articles and prices
hPuo-eoi3w g. w. BOrELER
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The have accordingly declared dividend of So
cent all policies existing the 3lst day OF January
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NIOoRHEAD's Graduated Magnetic Machines for
uoUsE-TURNIsHING vAREROOms The subscri.

~ the relief and permanent of all diseases
new supply this day received at STEVENS'S
May I-6tlieod Sales<oom, Browns Hotel.
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MEDICAL CARD.
soUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE,

l. =
- . - No. ID C.ARONDELET ST.
10th PUBLIC.-Nine years permanently located n
\ tins CITY, combined with the UNMARRIED success our pecn
lar system OF treatment for Syphitie Mercura and I'll
Chonlc complaints has met with during that time has fully
and sOundly established our reputation.
The Southern Midical Office - No IS CarOsdsle STRAIT
established IN lSO for the of all Chronic affections
with few exceptions, known all the only object OF fl Il
card to inform those who know its location that if l.
mcted with any OF those private diseases which unfoT
natey 50 they consult with certainty and
guarantee of cure.
To those especially, who from mmoderae use Of Me-,
curry malpractice or Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes n
The bones nocturnal Rheumatism itching the chest
potehes on the skin, ulcers in the throat general debility
nave ruined their oonsttuon recommend to call upon
US for we are confident that the prompt and permanent .
Lief they will derive from the active effects Of cur treatment
VIII at once convince them of eapabty of fulfilling what
we profess. ~
Wedonot boast of making rapid and hasty cures but orr
Satisfaction IS 70 perform thorough and radical ones in
snor OF time as can possibly be DONE with advan-
tage and safety to the patient.
we VIII not here, through newspaper medium enter N
any elaborate remarks regarding veneea affections
disease that unfortunately preNades all ranks of society RI
and poor, matrimonial and snge all will observe Isl n
any person aeted with compal of that nature cam
class ms peculiar case with any of those that we describe
tEeatlse) by calling at our office will give him free 4
an charges what explanation advice he may desire
olten happens that an ltimed of shame or dao
odcovery dete patient from applying those who
sducalOn ana Iespectablty befend him. delaying nj
disease make their appearance - ~ nun "
sueh the doctor pledges himself to preserve the
nvoa0e secrecy and from his extensive practice and
henee ne can confidently recommend and speedy en
oE..Nz 10 - l.. G. THOMSON.
mon sign of the Marble h1scuapian statne Private IN
rance INST door to the right of No 49, in Caondeet stree
EhFaJs egfess D0thlnC Common and CaOndeetst
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MEDICAL nErInE

No, 30 CUST0JHHO USE STREET NJ n
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Paw REoUrpvy,
UNTIL CURE is EFFECTED.-Priyate Diseases emu a
~ lew days by regular PHI stefan, without 0ereurv
olher poisonous medicines, at No. s. CAs0aouse
New Orleans, Louisiana "''0'''
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms OF certain Disease to his general sdv
Is that which has the approval ofthe most dfu gb s
geoRs OF Paris, London and New York and ia nnvs,e
success has proved beyond doubt that permapsnt e
the worst cases OF constitutional syphilis gOnoTrhs
tue, enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases md 49,
by certain ssTy practice etc. etc. can now he OH ,fi
TO moral certainty If application be made 10 those vVb
sSi and xperence be relied on Since ~
mnen opened IN THIS city all the many cases thar have c
gn0ef ny care nave been cured without single exeat
ogHe oI tnee Were OF years standing One remarkbe "a a
OF structure ~ years old, has been cured 10 ire n ~ q
e Nuzens Oh New Oreanrl is at hand and (by his
son can pc referred TO- DR.. Is treatment Of si tnt
lot known south OF New York His treatment OF gon5
Osa anu geet Is the most perfect ever discovered IA
shqest safest and suIest. The patient takes No cs
eaDeos. turpentne or other doses but cur
aIned N one or two days without pain ineonvepie "
sb t u aeL II No pay unless cure is effected
iMIPeorENCY-Y Dung men Others who BY sexnaI ,, .
-Pohuuon may have brought themselves snv ~ =
consequences resulting from an urresrai1ai ~
~ s PASSIONS such as premature mpoteney nv
9ntay seminal emissions general debility or const,
esLan cement NAV consult Dr. Mullen with bono,a ma
observed 1880 sHiS. Ahe strieteSt secfe >
III Mullen be consulted daily at his Office M eec.
tomhouse street BENJANTry AgIyT - ~ = = -
sT- Remember No. So CustOmhOuse street. jyI5 En-
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TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND 11ERCRANTs,

TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS,
COMSTOCK s. CO., 50 POYDRyqS STREET, HAYS
~ on hand the following Genuine Medicines, which every
family ought to be supplied with, viz:
HAYS IlNIMENT warranted TO any Ofthe Pie,
either Blind or Bleeding.
JEW DAvID's, or HEBREW PLASTER; where it is applied
pain cannot ofthe genuine. so per box
DR. MoNAIR s ACOUSTIC OLA certain cure for Dee
ness and all complaints of the Ear-Pnee, 81 rask
LANeLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY win
cure any case Of Asthma Dyspepsia, DarhGa, COsvene
Liver COmplai at, etc.
MoTHER's RELIEF-for those ladies about becoming
Mothers; all should useit.
CoMsTOCK's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA-fOr Purity
ing the Bood-Pnce, SOC, per bottle, 81 per dozen.
DR. SPoHFs SICK HEADACHE REMEDY will cure any
case either Nervous or Bilious. Will you try
THOLoMEw's ExPECTORANr PINK SYRUP-for Cougts
Colds Pain in the Breast and Sde and all Chest and Lung
Complaints.
FAHNEsToCK's and KoLMsToCK's VERMFUeR-tOy
Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms is one of tie
most extraordinary ever used.
The EAST INDIA HAIR DIE viii color the Hair Jet bia ok
or brown and warranted not to stain the skin
NEWS LINIMENT and INDIAN VEGETABLE ELINER is
ed Cords and Muscles.
PAIN KILLER-Pnce, 121< cents
OhDRIGE's GENUINE BALM OF COLUMRIA--fOr making
the Hair bald heads preventing the hair falling
out and freeing it from dandTuf.
The WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGEP' DAT,
LEYs and CONHELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR III
prove blessing to all those who it. 1t SOVEREIGN
remedy for all Burns, Sore Eyes, FeOns Ulcers Bruises
external application. By its nliamaons are remove 4
sweLlngs reduced and modification stayed.
AR CGutlOn.-Al the above named articles sold only
ap24 # COMSTOCK & Co. Sc Poydras 81
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Masonic.


MASONS-hods its Grand Annual COmmunica- a
ton at New Orleans on the ID Monday Of January "a
i. Lewis, r w Deputy Grand Master; Willis p ~ *
Coleman, w Senior Warden; GIadin CORN, W/V\
Howard G Sec'y; John Claiborne, G Senior Deacon; D. G.
Benbr9ok, G Junior Deacon; c. Clarke NJ G Chaplain
A j. Williams, Marshal; J. A staats G Tyler
Lodges under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of La
Tuesday evening of each month"; the Masonic Hail. over
the Caroton Railroad Depot of Baronne and Perdido
W G. Godn, w Samuel s C. Risk secy g. P Sppi
Treasurer; T. J. Martin, S d; A. Wintercast, J D.
DgDLEy Lopez No. 9-meets in the city of Lafayette,
On bGyss Fl near SSGn MSbs NJ + P Rgfey " M
w; A; Arms, Secyi J. w. McNamee, S ID; J. G. Wingard
J ID; ]. Brooks, Tyler.
WARREN LODGE No. 3-mees on the ID Tuesday in each
and Perdido sts O6feers-T. H. Lewis w M D. Blair
3 w; John Claiborne, w; = Lnsk, Secy; J. Lands
Stats, Tyler '''''A' = '''''' ~ Da'7'' - . "a
MARION LODGE No. -meets on the 9Th Tuesday of each
r. NJ Y Psn TBsodod F. RgaGd w
W w AImsdroug SecTetay JOhn H Hoppe TFeasursE
Thu, CRESCENT Cry LODGE, No 5-meets on the LIST
Thursday evening of each month the CaotOn Rail-
bait WI q, Hans W: a. ST Jones. Secretary ~ e
Raymond, Treasurer; ]. w. Deshea D; P. Myers, d.
HIRAM Lopez, No. 6-meets on the Sd Wednesday of
Vm M F O. III BTscsebaRk H Latham W
Moss, 81 JOHN sontRws, D. iOH''''S' treasurer jos
EUREKA LoDGE, No. S-meets in Lafayette on the LIST
Wednesday Of each month, Levee ST., Jackson
QfEcerS-A. J. Williams, w NJ ]. S. Devices, S w J.
Denniger, w T. Kalteyer Treasurer; ]. B. Clements
Secretary; j. +. Thorpe, ID s. Newburger, d J. Gull
bertson Tyler.
ALPHA Lopez, No 8-meets the LIST and Sd Saturday
Of each month il the Mas on (, Hal Il Common 9
=. TTudeau w; Theodore J. Martin Secretary Joshua
Baldwin, Treasurer
ST. JOHN LODGE, No 9-meets on the Sd Tuesday of
each month, at the Masonic Hail. corner of Baonne and
Perdid0 sts. 0ticers-J. M. Wisdom w M: j. w Car
roll, s w; J. McRae, w; w. G. Kendall Secretary N
J. Pegram, Treasurer r. Coffman, ID.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. g, of ROYAL -
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate jurisdic- - W
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United x *
Statehood their monthly meetings the frstX w
Monday evening of each month"; at the Masonic Hall over
the CanoOn Railroad Depot corner of Baronne and Per
dido streets. OthcerT H. Lewis ii P; d. Blair Secy
NEW ERA CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs-under
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter of
the United States-hod their monthly meetings the I'd
Monday evening Of each month, at the Masonic Hail.
the Caot0n Railroad Depot of Baronne and Perdido
ss. Ofheers-John Gedge, p H. M. Summers, Secy.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

AN ELOQUENT FIGURE.-The Meehlenburg JEFF
fersonian says Like one of those wondrous rock
ing stones reared by the Druids which the finger Of
child might vibrate its centre, yet the might Of
an army could not move from its place, our consr-
tuition is so nicely poised and balanced thatit seems
to sway with every breath of opinion, yet firmly
rooted in the hearts and affections of the people
that the widest storms of treason and fanaticism
break over il in vain.
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CoMmIssIoNERs-Ioshua Baldwin Pres't; A. D. Cross
man LANES Freret Dr. R. II. Graham, James Golding
John Goodn VIM M Goodrich, John Hall, ]. A Maybin,
H. Mathews, E. Macpherson, DR.. Picbon, James SAUL
SragpIEe Committees E1ecHtiCe Committee Alessrs
j A. Maybin James Saul, Z. Macpherson LadenHrtRg
Con1itteeMessrs. j. W. NJ. Pcton. j. p. Freret, John
q, Mathews, VIM. NJ. Goodrich, A. ID. CroSsman. -
diss' C0umittee-Nrs McNair, Mrs Stewart Mrs. G1As
void Ms Richardson and Mrs. Gardiner. SUPERINTEN
.DENT-H ]. Williams. =. SECRETARY C. V. Jonte.
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PRINTER's ERRoR.-A rather green village edi-
TOR up country very DESTROYS Of gaining the
good graees of the new ministers and in describing
his first entrance into the church, wrote, ne Is
most venerable sample of antiquity" But to ms
establishment and the amazement OF all the lnha6l-
fants, it cams out the next morning IN types" lie
Is a most venerable sample Of lllqulty."
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NOTICE.


THO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VEkEREAL DI =
EASESThe reputation ofthe writer is well estab-
shed that all that necessary say to those who have be mi
unfortunate have contracted Of those dread
n diseases known and called Secret Diseases, in any pc
of their various FORMS is that the winter, after
cesstul practice of twenysix years, confined strictly
nerea Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood lh9vng treate
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope many
without receiving benet is enabled to offer you posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any OF the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do well to call at No S6 CUsTOMHOUsE STREET te-
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the benefits
Of the subscribers long and successful experience.
iyl5 I'm b. F. MULLEN, IS CustOmhOuse ST.
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Owing to the great and immense sale of Dr. Town.
sends Sarsapara, number of men who formerly our
Agents, have commenced making Sarsapanla Extracts
Exs Bitters, Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They gene
rally put in the shaped bottles and some Of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they are only
worthless limitations and should be avoided
Principal Office, 126 Fulton street, Sun Building New
York Redlng Co.. State street Boston Dyot Sons
gist BatimoIe NJ Cohen Charleston los South Pearl 81
Albany; r. H nctraw, Nachez-and By all the PRINCIPAL
Druggists and Merchants generally throuRhout he TTnit
States. West Indies and the Canadas -
J. WRIGHT. Isl Chartres street
spa On Sole Agent. New OrleanS