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CARD
HNOR THE BENEFIT AFFLICTED
ing the extreme hazard which strangers RIM IN
ing physicians for the of private diseases owing To IN
dsqualicaons of who profess cure such ca
deem it to be nothing but act of kindness towards ~
unfortunately afflicted, well sheer justice Dr. Mil
LEN, No. 81 CUsToMHoUsE STREET, to state that in H.
year 1916 sorey afflicted with syphilis in its worst ,n
most appalling form, and for several months together was nm
der the best regular medical practice could obtain in Nav
Orleans, without being at all beneftted-indeed / snsv
worse At length [ heard Of Dr. MuLLENs great a sew
Jan !. IS47 [aplh lm] SAMUEL ROBBERs1oiySSn
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH V,ENEREAI. DIS,
EASES-The reputation of the writer il so well es,,b
ished that all that to say to those who been
so unfortunate have contracted of those pRr
Full DISEASES known and called SECRET DISEASES any
part of their various forms, is, that the writer after mo
successful practice of twentysx years. confined strictly to
VENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the Blood (hayno
treated and relieved many hundreds who We're past all hope
physicians without receiving benefit enabled offer
you positively safe, certain and speedy Should any
OF the At " LII n Ne advertise
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail themselves OF
the benefits of the subscriber long and
apl6 I'm B. F. MULLEN. 81 Customhouse ST.
MEDICAL TREATMENT.
nR. A. CULLEN has removed his office, from rs ROYAL
- street to No. 10 .N.4TCHEZ Street near II n
Arcade He still continues to cure Structure on hs
sysemremoving the worst structure without any ona
aiion-entirey by medicines that relieve and permanent
cure, without any hindrance to business diet DR. Cn
too well known, in New Orleans and the surronn,nn
ton 10 Dr. c. he will refer you 10 hundreds of the st stand
ing this city, who have been cured the last ten yea Nv
his plan. Please call and examine for yourselves M
pay required without is effected "
Rheumatism cured.
Gonorhga cured in three days. or no pay
cW Remember it NATCHEZ STREET, NEAR THE An
dence and medicines securely packed and sent 10 any pa
Lhe country. mll2S 6m
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PERSSE & BROOKS,

DIAPER MANUFACTURERS Nc, Nos 65 and 81,
Nassau street. between Maiden Lane and John street,
Ne,o York P. B. manufacture Paper OF various sizes
Mills Windsor Locks three 90 inch Foudnief Machines,
with Engines enabled to execute orders at short
notice while all Papers made by them be relied upon for
uniformity of weight color &c. They also invite pacnar
attention 10 their PRINTING and PATENT ENVELOPE
hand together with assorted stock Of Music
Tissue, Hardware, Cloth Wrapping Tea Shoe and Straw
and Straw Boards. Also-Feltings, Paper Wire, Boyds
Celebrated Bleaching Powders.
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BURNAP'S LECTURES ON WOMAN:
nEIIVERED before the Ladies OF a more-Just
mhi5 MILES G. SALE & CO II St Charles St
100 BBLS.. Superior quality Winter Strained, manu-
lVU featured by ]. Wright, Thomas Ewing and Rice
Michel & Co. Cincinnati A constant supply on hand and
torsale by STURGES & WRIGHT,
mills s. Tchoupitoulas street.
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Port ofaoers-Jos. swier, Harbor.master LIST Munich
paty; Francis Quares. do I'd do L. Sheridan do Sd do
d. Stickney. Master Warden.
CLARK : Heb a Capd d Sn Port WaEdens;
w. Winburne, Aug; Bozant and A. McKeeyer, Repack
Joseph Dubuc Insp Weights and Measures 1st Municy
IA A P1euri 3 Dnrnys J. WherIy, $. W Polk, A
Green, A Duplantier, Inspectors of Tobacco N e. Hail.
Treasurer
>customhouse-[Offc hours from A NJ. to 2P M. j
neletra Deputy do David HAYDEN Surveyor J. Graham
w, ?. Reybnn, Denuty do; E. Morphy, J; Duncan, Ap
r praise = Boyd WeigheI; n. d. Rnd Gaage5; G w
Book keeper; D. Dehocourt, Registering Clerk L. s.
i,estofses I'd do; P Cuculu. Sd DO: L. Coax Impost
n OK I r M osa9ne st bmPost Clerk Read
Assistant do; r B. Bernard Commercial Abstract Clerk
H. r White, Assistant Abstract Clerk W. F. C. Duplesss
Ponding Clerk w. l. Wells stoTekeeper F. bucayes
deputy John Taylor Inspector Port Bayou St John
3 Page Surveyor and Inspector at Port Ponchartran
Day inSpsctors-W. NJ Cater, H. G. Pearson, W p
beS' f. Ienkinns John Jones G. w Hegl, A, H. Gil
snno MT aas ken Rsd L C Gsmnl
f. Lyna 6 Eo Massisn Percy Isaac smith p
z. L. Maspero Richard Rust s. St Cgr, j. S. Harris. A
Rousseau. John Wilcox P Gentin John G TAYLOR. James
y vandhegra fh l. B Dupss,, W K Stiles Joseph
s. Upher DuVerney Farrar v Dnpesf lais'u s6sb N
George B: Bowditeh, o. A Kirkland Thos Tbaard Y 4
Smyth, Musgrove Evans, John Dalman w w Virgins.
F. l., Nicomede. w. Riley Knight. " es'
Gillespie r Barnes, w six, A. BALDWIN Da Fl Rois
j.. Breed H. Crane. "A' L.
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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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FRENCH PRoNouNoING DICTIONARY.

FRENCH PRONOUNCINGT DIG IIONARY.
rr,HE STANDARD PRONOUNCINGD DICTIONARY
tSurenne' of the French and English languages in
two parts Part French and English; Part II English
mon use connected with science terms belonging to
the fine arts 1900 historical names 1000 geographical names
word according to the French Academy and the most emf
photographers and Grammarians together win noo
critical remarks which the various methods OF prohouhc-
employed BY different authors nves,gsed and conn
Gus Vocabulary of English words and expressions with he
pronunciation according to Walker The whole preceded
CATION BY Gabriel Surenne F. A. s. p French Ieache
in Edinburgh Corresponding member Of the French tram
macal Society of Paris Lecturer Military History IN the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author Of several
Also. Reds DICTIONARY of the English language,
containing the Pronunciation Etymology and Explanation
of all words authorised by eminent writers. ,.,
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MEDICAL TREATMENT
MEDICAL CARD,
SOUTHE MEDICAL OFFICE,

NO. 10 CARONDELET ST
TWO THE PUBLIC.-Nlne years permanently located
in this city, combined with the UNMARRIED success on,
Chronic complaints has with during that time has niv
and soundly established our reputation.
The " Southern Medical Office No. Is CarondsIs.
street, established in l840 for the of all Chronic ac
tons. is with few exceptions known ALL the only Oh
jec of this card to inform those who know its oca
ton that if afflicted with any of those private diseases which
unfortunately prevalent, they consult us with
certainty and guarantee of cure.
To those especially who from immoderate use of NIer.
curry NAL practce Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes on
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, Itching the chest
botches the skim Ulcers in the throat general debility
have ruined their constitution recommend to call upon
u.s. for confident that the prompt and permanent re-
lief they will derive from the active effects of treatment,
will at convince them Of capablity of fulfilling
what we profess.
We do not boast of making rapid and hasy cures but on,
satisfaction is to perform thorough and radical as
short space OF time possibly be done with advan
tage and safety to the patient
We will not here, through newspaper medium enter in
any elaborate remarks regarding venereal affections
disease that unfortunately pevaes all ranks of society m
and poor, matrimonial and slnge all will observe If
class his peculiar with any of those that describe
(see eatse by calling at our Ofe we will give him, free of
all charges what explanation advice he may desire.
1t often happens that ill timed of shame dread
of discovery dese patient from applying to those who
from education and responsibility, befrend him DELAY
horrid disease make their appearance.
To SUCH the doctor pledges himself to preserve the
nvolabe secrecy and from his extensive practice and
ence, he confidently recommend safe and speedy
Office No 10 Carondelet street. between Canal and Com
mon sign of the Marble Esculapian Statue Private en-
trance first door the right of No 49, in Carondee
Private both in Common and CarOndeet ss al6 I'm
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Residence of Foreign Consuls.
Rates of Gold,

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:
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
CONS OF TEMPERANCE.

PzEpeE-I without reserve, oemnly pledge my honor
. nan that will neither make, buy. SELL bev
d. anv Snirituous or Malt Liquors Wine or Cider.
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Sunreme Court-Geo Eustis Chief Justice P. A Rost,
G. King r s!ide Associate justices Eugene Lasee
Clerk Felix MGGnoen DeRa sc Attaney
u S. Circuit Court. Mckinley and T. H. McCaleb,
Presiding Judges f. Randolph, Clerk F. N. HARRISON,
Deputy Clerk T. = Buran,l DstticS A ShesIs, 4
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Justices Courts for the City.

Daniel Byrne Justice; John s. Dunno, Clerk. John j.
Hoppe Constable R. F. Nugent. A Davega James Frea-
nor John Speith, Deputy Constables.
Second Disrict-[Office No IS Common street Geo
Y. Bright, Justice G. l.. Bright Clerk IA Belean, Con
siabe Edward p. Kennedy, P. German, VIM Horton, A.
Kerkhan, Deputy Constabes.
Third DistriGt-[ofice St. I.ous Alley, next to the
of Bienvle street &c. B. Beverly, Justice Victor
Sere Clerk. J. P. Walden, Constable; n b. Outlaw, l..
Ii. Sere Deputy Constables.
Fourth Distriet-[Office No. So Condo street. ALEX.
Derbes Justice Paul DIVORCES Clerk Gustave Meynier,
Constable A. Meynie F. Generely, Deputy Consabes.
Fifth District-Ofce corner of Eysian Fields and Vic.
tory streets -Alphone Canonge, Justice E. Canonge
Clerk Francis Mouney, Constable; L. E. Generey, J. b.
Sorapuru r. Schexnayder, Deputy Consabes.
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Sheriff etc-JoHN l.. LEWIS, Sheriff; J. b Leeffe Gen
Clerk and Deputy; Sampson Bossman, A. Sidney Lewis
Sorapum. Felix Jacobs; = L Fabe, A. TePagnier ~
Chas Danuples, Thos; A Watson and Edward MGHugh,
Deputy Sheriffs. G. X Wise, Deputy Sheriff and Keeper
White. Deputy Keepers.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05
From the Ottawa Free Trade :.
The Barnburner Convention.

Dur readers will expect Of Us that we
should give some account ofihe barnburp.
er convention which met at this place On
"Wednesday, yet we could prefer to leave
the task in the hands ofthe friends of the
movement; for we know that five give
true history of the affair, persons at q
distance will think our account is preju.
diced. What win they think if we say
that the number who came as delegates,
for the express purpose Of attending The
convention, and who took part ia its pro.
ceedings, did not exceed I0u1
/ Our neighbor,O IF The Consiitutionalist,w we
observe, has felt the same difficulty NE
aI.ude 10, and he puts down very liberal.
Iy the number at 900. There were prob.
ably that many barnburners in the court
house at one time, and tdere may have
been more, but there were not as many
delegates. A friend has furnished Us
with the following classification of the
real delegation. which he AYERS is cor.
'ect. There were Of them
81 abolitionisis,
81 democrats,
10 wings. s.
But we shall not fight about what they
rere-they are all barnburners now.
There were a dozen or more ofspeech.
es made, of which we heard but i've
The first made was that ef Mr.. St. Clair,
a travelling abolition lecturer. who, ve
understand. is hired at 81 day. He is
a very able speaker, and made a strong
abolition speech-and it was nothing
else. II was lecture he had probably
delivered to dozens of abolition audiences
heEre, bat which sounded strange in a
conventions claimed to be made up of dem.
ocrats and wings. OF the speech Of Mr..
Manierre. Of Cook, who was the second
speaker we heard. We have spoken in an.
other article. And as to the other speech.
es. they were in the abolition vein entire.
ly, and this. we take it, describes them
sufficiently.
The resolutions we did not hear, but
understand they embraced about the Buff.
falo platform, which is claimed by the alb.
olitionlsts as but second edition Of ,heir
own. in which they are so near right that
there is no room for argument about the
matter.
The following electoral ticket was nom.
mated:
At largely. B. Ogden, of Cook CO..
and ]. w. Buffonl, of Madison CO. For
HE observation-disclosures. Thomas Hoyne,
Geo. B. Arnold. Abraham Hoes, Levi
Tory. Henry B. Evans, Jonathan Gle.
mel and Milton bacon.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05
Van Buren, Accepts.

A long letter from Mr.. Van Buren, sp.
pears in Yesterdays Chicago Tribune,
accepting the nomination of the Buffalo
convention. He endorses all It's resoIu-
rions. In what q maze Of inconsistencies
does this involve himl The man who q
year ago threatened to meet by an inter.
ference 40 prompt and decisive any at.
tempt to use his name to distract the dem.
ocratic party; who but few months ago
could in no case persni; his name. to be
used as candidate for the presidency;-
and who. in his inaugural address in Is.
1 said ''he must go into the presidential
chairthe Incorporating opponent of sv-
cry attempt on The part Of Congress to
abolish slavery in the district of Colum.
bis, and that no hill for that purpose
could EVER receive his constitutional
sanction;" now permits bis name 20 be
used as the candidate of men whose avows
ed object is to break down the democrat.
ic party, and endorses their declaration
that the federal government should abols
ish slavery wherever it has the consti.
tutional authority to leRislaie on the sub.
lect." Who can trust the man who frOm
q spiriI Of revenge. can be guilty Of such
gross political tergiversstion.-Ot t0pa
Free Trader.
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The Prospects,.

II cannot be denied that there is q con.
siderable detection from the democratic
party in this city. and that General Cas-
will not receive so large majority as ve
have formerly given at Presidential elee.
tons. Still, there will be large Cass
and Bbrler vote PoIled here-prohabIy
majority in the county In the late cleo.
ton we have evidence ofthis. Mr.. Sher.
man was an out-and out Case man and
he lead all the candidates for Represents.
lives. DR.. MaywelL, was an avowed
Taylor man, and he fell several hundred
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05

Tipperary, and tried by special CON-
mission tor high treason. Some of these
prisoners were wounded in the skirmish
son Saturday last.
Numeroas arrests have been made
All the printers OF the Nation have been
released on bail except three. Mr.. Ho
gan, the prilnefof the Tribune, intends
toPlead gully, relying under his peculiar
circumstances upon the clemency ofihe
Crown.
Ofihe Whereabouts Of Mr.. Smith o..
BrIen and Messrs. Meager and Dohenny,
nothing late is known. We should not
be surprised if they have actually made
their escape and fed 10 America.
Irants posse of constables, who took
refuge in house, and il was reported
had made such slaughter among the in
surgents, only killed one man. The
Irish press. in derision, call them The
lighting division.''
The Following places have been pro.
claimed by Lord Clarendon:
Kerry. GALWAY. Wtxfard, Carlow,
Queens County, Kildare, Wicklow, w est.
meath, Lou,h, Newry, and Down, eight
harOnies in the Kings County. four bar.
onies in Cavan. and two in Armagh. -
Thus is nearly one half of Ireland under
ban, including four out Of nine counties OF
that very Ulster heretofore deemed SO
very loyal.
A strict search is made of all packet
ships entering Liverpool. for the purpose
of capturing American symPathisers.
A correspondent of Liverpool journal
rites from Dublin. that there are a mum
Der Of Irish volunteers in that city who
served with our army in Mexico. He
says:
AIany.if mt most OF these volunteers
are available for ireland; in fact, eight of
their best "driils"are now in this country.
Two were pointed out to me to day -
There was no mistaking their Hibernio
Yankee asP"ct-a compound of old
Rough and Ready" and ''Shaw the Life
guardsmen. fellows without fear and
made for mischief.
The magistrates of Newry refuse to
swear in Repeairrs az special constables.
or any suspected OF favoring their 'brln.
ciples.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05
Sale Of Canal Lands.

According to the published order of
sale of The Canal Lots and Lands, by the
Trustees,the lands in range nine, ten, and
eleven. and town lots in Joliet, Lockpor,,
Du Page and Rankakee. will be offered
for sale at The Canal Office in Lockport,
probably. about Thursday next.
Those persons entitled to pre- emptions.
are requested to attend the sale and take
the property. which if they neelec, to do,
at the proper time, the tract or lot will he
offered as other property. They demand
payment in funds equal to specie. not
withsianding they have paid for the com
pleiion Of the canal, funds from the
most tickle of eastern rag shops. One
fourth of the purchase money. and six per
cent. interest on the balance, will have TO
he paid on the day of sale; ifihis is not
complied with, the property will be re-. of.
fered on the following day.
We hear many complaints, among the
applicants for presumption, abou, the
manner in which they haze been treated
by the majority Of the Board of Trustees.
who receive The moderate sum OF $4,000
for attending to their own business. A.
yet it has not been .asccrtained here, to
whom prescriptions have have been a.
warded. We think the cause of com.
plant AMONG the claimants is just. Tie
Trustees have assumed an authority that
was never intended by our legislature.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05
Democrats Reflect before you Act. .

It connot be denied, but that the re are.
many in the ROrthern partofihe Statewhol
have protested democratic principles
hitherto, that are now lending their infiu.
ence to increase the Van Buren, excite.
ment. MOsfof those are men who have
strong attachment to the man, but we
beseech them to examine his present
position. There is yet about two months
time to reflect before election, and we
hope that a wise disposition win be made
OF that time by those individules who are.
coantenancing this needless agitation, 4
It is but reasonable to conclude that
Mr.. Van Buren, is governed in his present
course, entirely by feeling of revenge.
He has mounted the free soil-hobby, the
more efectually TO enable hun to vent his
spite against his party. He makes
slavery extention"lhe bug bear to fright
en- the people into his scheme. For our
lives, we cannot account for the excite
ment that has been got up on this ques
ton. Who believes that slavery will be
tolerated in any Of our lately acquired
territory? The situation Of the country.
the soil &c, is proof enough that slavery
will not exis, there leaving the coHsidera
ton that that territory is now free Out. of
the question. When these things are
considered, what more can be expected
from Martin Van BGren than from our
regular candidate Gen. Cass.
IfVan Buren, effects anything it will be
the defeat Of the democratic candidate
No sane man, il he will reflect a n oment,
can be of The opinion that he stands the
smallest chance Of being elected. We
have had a fair sample of the effects his
running will have, if many democrats
support him, in the late election ia this
county, for sheriff: Will true democrats
support him? Will they forsake the Ma
tiO'1al measures Of our party. those meas
ures that have rendered our government
SO prosperous. en- account Of the great
"scare crow" behind which Mr.. Van
Buren, has placed HIMSELF We have too
high an opinion Of the intelligence. and
consistency Of the democracy to believe
that any portion Of tfrem will be found
voting for the wbig candidate on the day
OF election-or which is the same, failing
to vote for the regular democratic nom.
inee and going ioT Van Buren,.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05
Lection Returns.

The above are all the returns that we
have received, upon which any reliance
can be placed. The contest in this coun.
" was between Higgins and McEvoy.
Democrats, for the Office of'Circuit Cleik.
Judging from reports, McEvoy will have
about 400 majority. ]. w Paddock. ii
will be seen. has received majority SO
far, but he will receive but few votes out
of this county.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05

CAss AND Butler MEETING AT New.
ARK.-We notice call for a democratic
rally at Newark. ia Kendall CO.., on Sat.
urday next. in which 10 is stated M. E.
HoIlisteF. Esq. Elector for this district,
and Hon. w. E. Little. of this place, will
be Presen, and address the meeting. The
abolition fever is beginning TO sbbside,
and the democracy are ralIyiDg to the
support Of Cass and Butler.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05

DEMOCRATS IN THE WAR.-At meet.
ing a, Nashville. Tenn, Capt. Wilcox, of
the North Carolina regiment, states that
bis own regiment, consisting of6iO men,
over 600 were for Cass and Butler
The volunteers recollecs the reasonable
speeches of Tom Corwin, and others, Of
General Taylor's supporters, and supper.
the man who stood by his coontry's cause,
and defended her rights, in the councils of
the nxtion Gen. Cass. F