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RUFUS P. SPAt DING.
Tics Presidents
lu Dist. DR.. WIN. Mount,
Cd do Gen. w. II. Baldwin,
3r do John w. DRYDEN,
4,h do Col. WIN. Hunt,
5,h do A p. Edgaron,
6,h do John Bates.
7,h do John II Blair,
9Th do Van q. Murphey.
9th do DR.. WAYNE Gri.woid,
loih do Le-iJ Ho"ghey,
lIth do Dr.J. p Henderson,
18Th do DR.. J. P. Vsnhorn,
l4,h do Wm. n Gill.
10Th do John Crawford.
18th do Samuei n. Sturgeon.
18th do Samuel l.. l.orah.
10Th do Luoius v. Biergs,
20,b do siias Ax,ei,
2lst do John rerr,.
Secretaries.
Luther Day,
Arnold I.,nch.
T. Granville Penn,
Henry Friese,
Henry Bishop.
Mshlon ". Medars.
Mr.. Spsolding then came forward, ard
in a speech Of ,hr ling el quenos. re.
inrnpd thanks TO the Convention.
Ia accepting the station he knew not.
he said. VII, he should feel embarrassed.
bu' so he did feel. lie "nce presided over
the deliberations Of the popular branch
OF the Ohio Legislsturs, aud in iroubied
timsa Ii was his fortaae thea to see .
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JOAN.DONKEY.

We recommend this paper to the whole
John Donkey family, as strong defender Of
their rights. and to all Others who may desire
to have few bnys occasionally. See terms
in another column.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19

The pure principles Of Democracy prevail
ing, all 10 right.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-05-19
FOR PRESIDENT,
General Lewis Cass,
Satject 10 the Decision Of National Con.
Seati0n.
For Governor Of Ohio.

JOHN B. WELLER, Of Butler county,
10 has been to The war and is .[acorabie
to its speedy prosecution and termination on
Terms satiyactoryfo TO the Ansericanpeopie.
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Tie Convention re e.assem.ied
Mr. Warner. from the COMMITTEE lar
gad with the selection of permanent ofi .
Gers Of tho Cnnvention. reported the fol
lowing names. which on motion, wasnnan.
imously ado. ted:
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MEDICAL GARD.
soUTHRRN MEpIoAL oFFIoE.

-. No. 10 C.ARCNIDELET ST.
Two THE PUBLlC.kine years permanently located in
a TINS city combined with the UNMARRIED our peca
lar system OF treatment for Syphitic Mercuria and al
chronic complain has metVth during that time has fully
and sOundly established our reputation.
The Southern Midical Office No Is C1yOFfelet sire If
established IN lS4O, for the of all Chronic affections
with few exceptions, known ali the only object of ii q
card to inform those who know not its location that
hcted with any OF those private diseases which are unO-
natey so prevalent they consult with certainty and
guarantee of cure.
To those especially, who from an nmoderate use of N,
curry malpractice or Secondary Syphilis (causg Nodes on
me pOnes, nocturnal Rheumatism itching on the che,t
polche5 on the skin, ulcers in the throat general debility
nave ruined their constitution recommend call upcn
Us or we are confident that the prompt and permanent
ei they VIII derive from the active effects of treatment
profess. - e
Wedono boast of making rapid and hasty cures but or
satisfaction Is to perform thorough and radical ones Ia II
snort aspaee OF time it possibly be DONE with advan
tage and safety to The patient.
we VIII not here, through newspaper medium enter N
any elaborate remarks regarding venereai affections lis
disease that unfortunately pTeVades all ranks Of ocetR ri
and poor, matrimonial and single; all will observe IS Il
any person afflicted with complaint OF that nature cam
cfas his peculiar case with any OF those that desea
lLeaise,) by calling az our office will give him ea -
ali charges, what explanation advice he may desire
II often happens that III imed of shame N
OF dscovefy deers patent from applying to those who n
education and respeciablly, beiend him delarar
disease make their appearance. IS
10 such, the doctor pledges himself to preserve fe mo-
nvOla0ie secrecy and from his extensive practice and e
uence he can confidently recommend safe and speedy eu
i. G. TH0MSON.N
mon sign OF the Marble hEsculapian Statue Private en-
rance INST door TO the right Of No 49, in CaOndeet stree
EVhls egTesS Doth uncommon and CaTOndeetsts. myl6 I'm
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
rNrjygFSSii 20 .GqSSIQMHQLJS STREET n o.

INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-NO PAY REQUIRED
= UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Pnvate Diseases cuifd
N lew neHs stE 5f5fa., TttOut mercury
other poisonous medicines at No. 60 CHSt0h0Nse stree
New Orleans, Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms Of certain Disease to his general adyer
emenin another column. The treatment adopted by HIM
& thar which ma tbe approval of the most dn so mn
geons of Paris London and New York and IFS unive,s
success has proved beyond doubt that a permanent enc
the worst csses of constitutional syphilis gonorThns e.
ture enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases ind
nv certain solitary practice, etc. etc. can now ne obt
TO moral certainty. If application be made 10 thoSs 49,
intelligence, skill and experience be relied on Sipcs
Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases thar
under his care have been cured without single sTcef'
Some OF these were OF years standing One remarIs
Of structure 81 years old has been cured 10 ~ Il
patient. me gentleman (whOse Tespeeabity Il tp, o.,
the QUEENS OF New Oheanr) is at hand and CIV I'D ~ ."
SION can De referred TO- DR. NJ 5 treatment of ~; IN,
A. kbogn south OF New York His treatment ~ gon
hBd Inu seet Is the most perfect ever discovered
shortest safest and surest The patient tss ~ ~
tuIpenllne, or other nauseus doses buf
n one OF two days without pain y =
tbe time named. 'Uie 10 eiiected Witba
= M oIhSNcY-f Dung men Others who nv ssv,,I
Ponunon may have brought on themsevs ia s1ef
Sonsequencss resulting from an pnTeSfTo;3 " y
~ ule passions, such premature rorotee ihIt :
ssllnaI e,lssons general debility oI inyt =;
Sd nas consult DIR. Mullen with bnnniJ ~ 'n
oIseSve5 ne OeA them perfect cure The siIietes M ol-
". Mullen be consulted daily al bisofica NJ COZ
tomhouse street BENTAHfJss n llsOLnee NO 20 Gu
" Remember No. 81 Cuatomhouss .reet w, .li o.
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80 PLANTERs, FAMILIES AND NERoNANTs

~ E1LAN 1EEtSy ANTILLES AM hA6HS4AAIN
GtOMSTOCK & Co. 50 POYDR.AS STREET, havs
~ hand the following Genuine Medicines which every
family Oughtto be supplied with viz
HAY LIMEET s warranted to cure any case OF the Piles,
either Blind or Bleeding.
JEW DAvIDs, or HEBREW PLASTER; where II is applied
pain cannot exPce OF the genuine 50 cents per box
DR.. MoNAIR's ACOUSTIC OLA certain cure for Dec
ness and all complaints OF the EaTPnce 81 flask.
LANGLEYs GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY W
cure any case OF Asthma Dyspepsia Dshea Costveness
Liver COmpla Ut etc.
MoTHER,s RELIEF-for those ladies about becomLg
Nohens all should useit.
COMsTOCE's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA-for Purity.
ing the BloOd-Pnee 50e. per bottle, "a perd0zen.
case, either Nervous OF Bilious. VIII you tTyit?
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY and DR.. Bar
THoLoMEw's EXPECTORANT PINK SYRUP-for Coughs,
Colds Pain in the Breast and Side and all Chest and Buug
Complaints.
FAHFEsToCK's and KOLMsToCKs VERMIFUGE-tnI
Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms of tie
most extraordinary ever used
THE EAST INDIA HAIR DIE win color the Hair jet lack
or brown, and warranted not to STAN tie skin.
KEw's LINMRNT and INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIxER ia
warranted to Of Rheumatism GOut Contra Gt
ed Cords and Muscles.
PAIN KILLER-Price 1919 cents.
OLDRIGE's GENUINE BALM COLUMBIA-fOr making
the Hair on bald heads preventing the hair from falling
out and freeing from dandruf
TIE WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGEP Dat.
LEY's and CONNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR " iii
prove blessing 70 all those who it. 1t SOVEREIGN
remedy Tor all Burns, Sore Eyes FelCns, Ulcers, Bruises
Tic Dolorenx Eryspelas and all complaints which need IN
external application By its inamations are remove
swellIngs reduced and modification stayed.
EzH CGatiOB.-Al the above named articles sold only
apS4 u COMSIOCK & CO.. 5g POydas
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u Q o y s
A LIsg OF CHOICE BOOKS,

LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
" AND MAGNETisM Z Published ~ Fowl o. u
WELLS. la NASSAU street, Men YOrk- frtcc;
PHRENoLoGY fRovED. lLLUsTR AlEp AND APfLlsl; / W
a practical, Standard oTk on The sciel,s e
PHYsIoLoex, AN1lsAL AND MEErkL l.. .......... i
b @. S Fy'. Ter.
Applied 10 ell-trinirg and perfection Of eharactsT,
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT: 49,. q
Greatly enlarged and improved. Superior work,
tx as and ac, APPLIED 10 human mpo cmcn
RELIGION, NATURAL AND REVEALED :......,....,..
Orthe moral bearings OF PhTenoogy,
WITH notes and Observation: BY o. s. Fow En-
Applied AR 10 the Improvement Of offspring
Rs eYs and remedies Of excessive and perverted
TEMPERANcE AND TIaHT LAo1Ns-In vOl.;...,... i
The most powerful Temperance document in .'rnt, .
Or PbTenOiogy applied 10 the selection comp nion.
EpUGATIoS FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF n an. 81
BY j. q, Spurzhelm1with an appendix ana H'fstfa- so
PHYs1oLoaY FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES :........
Beautifully illustrated. Smphhed and adapted 10 q
PHRENoLOqY 49,. do; dc. do. 30
pifed and adapted youth, BY Mrs L. N fower
the Philosophy Of Claiming, BY Newman
T ae1 edacaon and influence. By Mr. Hugo id
THE Philosophy MEsMERIsM: 20
A SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE ;.....,.........:., 20
BY Louis COnarO, who attained the remarkable
SYNOPSIS OF PHRENoLoeY AND PnYsIoloGY .,.;. u
description Of the functions OF the bodg and mlRds
Is history, ceremonies and philosophy
bosnsd for students Of Their
THE TEETH q. .'.'..'''
''' - D''4'' ] By John BuraeH. Dent s %
Is application to Physiology gri0YRqFs , and Sq-
EIsMESTs OF ANIMAL. MAaNaTIsM u
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Coleman sns3 sePo5 WfRff si1 GRaa GoP wv
BsnbIS9kI Janio; Deacon; g Clarke Chaplain
Lodges under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of La
Tuesday evening Of each month, the Masonic Hail. ove
the Carolton RAILROAD Depot Of Baronne and Perddo
w G. CORN, w Samuel G. Risk, secy; g. PSiipp
Treasurer; T. J. Martin, S d. A. Wnteroast d.
Dudley LODGE, No 2-meets in the city of Lafayette
the Sd Monday Of each month at the Odd Fellows Han
9 Mssa Reas S2sHn MIXES Gssi RRgfey NJ
J D; J. Brooks, Tyler
WARREN Lopez, No 3-meets on the I'd Tuesday in each
month, over the CarotOn Railroad Depot of Baonne
ana a.. Perdldo stg OHeeTs11F H. Lewis w NJ D; Blair
Ireas'r; n; Williamson b; Joseph n. Bates, D; j. A.
MARION LoDeE, No. 4-mees the 4h Tuesday of each
u; w NJ Perkins, W; TbsodoTe Fam aSaeGlg' W
Collins 1enP A AG1pf dIean :
The CRESCENT CRY LoDsE, No. 5-meets on the Isl
oad Depot 0ors 1 n1n Howard Sgst t R K B
bait W l. O. Harris " A $. Jones, Secretary Y
HIRAM Lopez, No. 6-meets on the Sd Wednesday of
eaen month"; No II Common st QEgers-D. 6. Benbrook
James Farrelly Secretary = Moncaster TreasuIer jos
Moss, u; John sOuthwelI J D.
EUREKA LoDGE, No S-meets in Lafayette on the Isl
9iesTs~A Williams, NJ is s. s. De- esaf S "
Secretary; J. F. Thorpe S D S. Newburger D j. CG
OerJs0n, IySr.
ALPHA Lopez, No 8-meets on the 1s and Sd Saturday
OF each month, 10 the Masonic Hall, IS Common ST. OF
eerS-James r. Harsock, w NJ w II. Hutchings S w
f. Irudea9, w Theodore J. Martin Secretary; Joshua
Baldwin. Treasurer.
ST. JOHN Lopez, No. 9-neets on the Sd Tuesday of
each month at the Masonic Ha corner of Baronne and
feTddQ SIS Q5csrS-J. M Wisdom, w VI j. " Car.
roll; w ] Mckae, w W, G. Kendall Secretary n
J. Pegram, Treasurer; R. Coffman, d.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No g. of ROYAL "a
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate iurisdic- ES
9oh OF the General Grand Chapter for the United "a X
StateS-hold their monthly meetings on the first /V\
Monday evening Of each MONTH the Masonic Hall over
NE CanotOD Railroad Depot, of BarOnne and Per
dido streets Ohcers-T Il. Lewis, H. P; d. Blair See y
New ERA CHAPTER OF ROYAL Arch MAsONs-under
the Immediate usd cOn of the General Grand Chapter of
ne nited States-hod their monthly meetings on the I'd
Monday evening OF each month at the Masonic Hail. over
the CaoIOn Railroad Depot of Baronne and Pedido
sts..... Ofices-John Gedge p; H. NJ Summers Ser'v
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NOTICE.

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS.
EASES.-The reputation Of the writer well estab
shed that all that necessary say those who have be
unfortunate have contracted OF those dread
fH diseases known and called Secret Diseases In
of their various FORMS that the writer alter most
cessul practice OF tWentysX years. confined strictly to We
neea Diseases and Diseases of the Blood Shaving teate
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope, many
whom had been under the 9 eminent physician
without receiving any benefit is enabled to offer posi-
lively safe certain and speedy Should any Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do well to call at No s. CusTOMHoUsR STREET le-
applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the benefits
of the subscribers long and successful experience.
jy15 I'm b. i. MULLEN, Sc CHstOmhOuse ST.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

nR. a. CULLEN has removed his Office from rs ROya
street to No 10 hatcher street, near the Arcade he
still continues to Structure, his new sysemremOV-
the structure without Operaton-entlrey BY
medicine that relieve and permanently without any hn
drance to business diet Dr. Cullen is too well known ia
New Orleans and the surrounding country need any puff
ing seflaudation On application to Dr. C he will refer
to hundreds of the first standing in this city, VINO have
been cured in the lastten years his plan. Please
and examine for yourselves No pay required without
effected. Rheumatism cured. GOnorhea cured in three
days pay.
kY- Remember I6 NATcHEz STREET near the Arcade,
paid letters puneualy attended to in lcOndenCe and
medicine securely packed and sent to part Of tb Q
country mh2S 6m
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House Of Refuge. Second Munioipality,

CoMsuss1oNERs-Iosh Baldwin, Pres't A. D. Cross
man James p Freret DR.. r. II. Graham James Goding,
john GO0din, Vim, NJ Goodrich, John Hail. j. A. Maybn,
J.. Mathews, e. Macpherson DR., Picton James Saul.
STANpINa JomMITTE Executive Committee Messrs
CommitteeMessrs J. w. NJ PictOn, J. P FTeret, John
T.. Mathews, WIN. NJ. Goodrich, a. D Crossman. =. I.a
dies ColaMiftee-MB. MeNar Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. GTh
void, Mrs Richard 500 and Mrs Cad ner... ERINTEF
nRNT- a. j Wiliars- q ~. ~ = G. ". JOnie
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CAUTION

N.
OwGg 70 me great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
snd soasapaTia, number of who were formerly our
agents nave commenced making SarsapariIa Extracts
EIXlrs BltteT Extracts of Yellow Dock etc They gene
Tay put y up IN the shaped bottles and some Of them
have stolen and copied acknowledgements they are only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided my
Principal Office I26 Fulton street SIM RpiIdipg No,
York Reding Co.. State street Boston Dyotf Sons
l32 NORTH SeeoMd street philadelphia; s. Hance DTug
g Baltimore; NJ Cohen Charleston: los Solf6 Pearl ~
Albany T. H AlcGraw, Natchez-and by all the prncpa
Druggists and Merchants generally throiehouf The JTnJ
States, West Indies and the Canadas - SA'eN
J. WRIGHT, Isl Charities street
epN tR Sole Agent. New OTsann
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A y y \ . y y >

A GARD
EyOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED.-KnO "
II ing the extreme hazard which strangers in cOnsI T..
physicians for the of private diseases owing to
deem ito be nothing bat act Of kindness towards
unfortunately afflicted, well sheer justice to DR. NJ
LEN No st CUstOqhOuse street. state that in the
1876 sOrey afflicted with syphilis in its worst and most
appalling FORM and for several months together was unCeI
the best medical practice could obtain in New
leans without being at all benefted-indeed grew,wore
At length heard of Dr. MuIiens great reputation.
piled to him. and tony great JOY in three weeks he reso
perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans, Jan l64I
WIS 2m SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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Genera Agent Of any District, this be secured
2 Families should club together and get immediate
supply OF the medicines
EmlgrRn societies and other philanthropic bodies
should furnish them 10 the needy
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
Office Of the CrGgfeaberg Company,
No. 80 Broadway, New York, March, 1913.
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A LITTLE MrsTAKE.-The Germantown Pa
Telegraph says: "A pear-Tee, within sight Of our
office, which must have forgotten to blossom in the
Spring is now in full bloom. looking as freshly and
buoyantly asif Six rough months were not 10 inter-
vene before smiling May can come to take it by
tla he },
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DAILY CRESCENT.

ISTELLIGENcE OF THE IRIsH--A notion is
pretty general in Great Britain that the Irish poor
are exceedingly ignoranf-but this is by no means
the case. If elementary knowledge, or being able
TO read write, and perform arithmetical operations.
be regarded edcaFion il i more generally dlffused
10 Ireland Than in England. I" Where in Eng
land, :" says Mr.. BicheEro, in his report on Poor
Laws, could the ordnance surveyors find persons
among the lowest class to calculate the sides and
areas Of their frangies, al halfpenny a triangle
as hey do ia Ireland-aye, and abundance Of
them - McCuIl0ch
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r-fp qRAHpHNBERG COMPANY.

VHE GRAEFENBERG
l. COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
corpOrated by the Leglsla-
ture of the State of New
York. The incalculable
Importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on elevated principles
and Of furnishing remedie,
adapted 10 the public want
has led TO this step. The
Company would aug gesi
that the following steps be
Immediately takea.
J.. Every Hetghbofho0d
shoGld have is Graeienberg
Depot. By addressing the
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Government of the state Of Louisiana

-. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Isaac JoHNsON Governor; IRAsIMoN LANDRY, Lit Gov:
L. Bordeo1, Auditor: " 4 F9nnys 49, G,or
& y R2gwey AL Cent; R. j Kerr Reg + Land of &c
T. u iams state Eng L. Bdngier Surveyor Gen u :
A. Dmitry State Superintendent OF Public EducatioD
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Foreign WEIGHTS and Measures.

There are denominations frequently met with in
reports of markets, but their English value not al
ways readily recollected. The following table will
be found. we believe correct:
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY


Have on file of certificates uneXamped for respect
ability These have been submitted to number of gentle
men OF great distinction and reputation, who have given
their certtlcates TO their genuneness, as follows:
hereby certify that have examined large number Of
testimonials exhibited to me by the Graefenberg Company
relative to the merits of their medicines and take pleasure
in saying thas they to be genuine and entitled to the
confidence OF the public. My personal acquaintance with
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy Of
fdence. nm ATCuS rIAr1
hereby certify that have examined number of testuo
mails exhibited to by the GraeenbeTg Company relative
to the merits of their medicines; and take pleasure say
that they present evidence of genuneness and there
fore entitled to the confidence of the public.
January IL, l645. N. BANGS.
The Graeenbeg Company having submitted to me large
Number OF testimonials to which the names Of the Rev
Bangs ID. D., and Francis Hail. ESQ., of NewYok are al
hXed as having examined said testimonials and found them
genuine take great pleasure certifying that the above
named gentlemen of the very highest standing and re-
weight to any thing to which they attach them.
TGreat se,I1 VIM v. BRADY,
Mayors Office. CityHalE Jan. H. 1877
~. The Rev. n BANGS D. D., is one Of the most eeei
pfaed ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal CHURCH, a9
FRANCIS HALL ESQ., equally celebrated as the editof sho
pIOpnet0 OF the new oTk Commercial Advertiser aPS0
IL The General Agentfor Louisiana and Mississippi is
u. HANSHROUGH ~ Camp street. New orleans, La,
to whom applications for geneies may be addressed
~ For sale by WELD & co. Peu6 dIca A gents, "
Place and Customhouse st.; q. VAN +sLSON, corner
Magazine and Bartholomew ts; J. WRIGHT y CO., 15l
Chartres ST.: q. LIADO, q sOnde street New OTeans.
THOS. COOK, Postmaster City OF Lafayette; J. l.. VAN
BOKKEI.LEN. corner Camp and St. Mary streets; JOHN
FOELKEI5. Levee and Seventh streets Laavafte
and CHARLES BENEoT, CaHoIton, La.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIAN

Dr. ToTnsend almost daily receiving orders from Pbvs
clans in different parts of the Union ' NOM HSsi
This is to certify, that we the UNDERSIGNED pl;;- =
the Clty Of Albany, have in numerous cases nred ~
townsend oarsapana and believe to be one Of the o
valuable preparations in the market ~ " e iiOs'
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Rates Of Colo.

The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Colns' as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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IRON STORE.

ON TONS Assorted sizes.A merican IRON viz. Pord
SOO and square, from BIS to inches Bar Hoon snd
Band; Of vanOus sizes; Nail Rods Nails Spikes Sc So
ioI sale by Ia. -. WEBSTER Co.
9PAo ON " Gravier street.
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JUDICIARY DFpARTMENr


- SsgreEe CgUri.-Geo. Eustis Chief Justice; p A Rost
45 sy SIf Associate justices Eugene Las6rs
Seaeral; B. G. Fontensau, District Attorney.
Y: 8 Circuit CoGrt.zJ. Mckinley and T. II. McCaeb
De53y Cee B 6anaT . Gek N Ha5SOR
Mlaz;ner, Marshal O. A Labuzan. W. sheaIer, J. r.
Q: $. Diigstrict COurt-T H. McCaleb, Judge. N R.
Eysf p y Court Of Nso oyzeqns.-J. McHeny,
n Second r11str.et CSsy Of Ns OcleagsE A. Canon
1a$s ln9mas u Poole, Clerk P M. Berlin and E. Bor-
Third District Court Of Nso orlecss.-T. H Kennedy
in and O. Weysham, Deputies. ~ ~ oOUi i
ESurtk District Court of NeuO orleau Gen Straw.
po8e, I9ase u GllmOre Clerk j. R, Toledano and j.
Eflh DISTRICT Court Of Neao orleansA M Buchanan
iu9 q II LeBane CLERK; G. w. Lewis j. s. Baron and
06eers Of the Parish of Orleans,
BERSIRB MaRISaSTIVy a nsSoTde f Fl Mogage
Rodent SPEDDEN, Coroner of the Parish '
sheriff; Sc.-JoHN L. LEwIs Sheriff. j. b. Leefe. Gen
Mchel de Anaqs Samuel Powers, Robert swain, l JIiss
aSsap91 l A 4 Il fsRFf A Treeagnier
Ghas DanupeSy ThOs. A. Watson and Edward NcIlnGb
Of The Parish Jail T Brooks IT, Bence and Mons N
'niie' Deputy Keeper.
Justices Courts for the City.
Dd; bistriet-IOfce No I'D Tehoupitoulas street l.
Hoppe Coasba se ] Sh. s. RuHSs CLERK III John
nor John speith Deputy CSnsta5Ies. 'A'N'' 's'
Y ' BGs6t iJJ ases No g Common
sabIsi Ed,ysrd 3 z - L. Bright Clerk e. Beleaa Con
KsLb,G Gu nF Kennedy P. CONAN VIM Horton IA
Third Distriet--lOfiee St I,ou;s Anev uovt 70 tho
eoraer 81 ble4yIle street l B. Beverly I1,t; Vyto
Il. sere, Deputy Constable ''@O'ei n b, Outlaw L.
De EB9s1 n Rsstri1Ps9fce No IS Condo seAx
Constable; A. Meynier, F. Genefely, Deputy Constants
Fifth Distriet-LOfiee corner of Elysian EilI, ".
toy streets l-Alphonse Canonge Justice IA G anu &c
Slerk. francs Mouney Constable L. 81 Cersys IS
eorapuru' T. schsznayder, Deputy CoRzsbes. = = =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07
SONS Of rBmPrRANoE.
Temples Of Honor.

PLEDGE ehou rssfe, esn'nly pledge my honor as z
man, iat will her make, bHy 4 use Is beverages an
spuituous Or MAI Liquors, Wine 81 Cider