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A CARD.
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLlCTED.-knur r..
Il ing the extreme hazard which strangers run COng It.
ing physicians for the of private diseases, owing M
utter disqualification of those who profess to cure such
deem to be nothing but act OF kindness towards We
unfortunately afflicted well sheer justice TO DR. MIL
LEN No So CStOBbOHse street, to state that in the
1876 was soely afflicted with syphilis IN It's wOTst and lot
appalling form and for several months together
the best regular medical practice could obtain in New
leans without being all beneftted-indeed
AZ length heard of Dr. Mulens great reputation. ap-
piled to him. and tony great Joy three weeks he rO
me to perfect health Subscribed New Orleans Jan, T. IA
IyI5 Pm SAMUEL ROBERTSON,
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Albany, April, l847.


Owing to the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Sarsapara number of men who were formerly our
Agents have commenced making SaBaparia Extracts,
Eixrs Bitters Extracts of Yellow Dock ETC. They gene
ay put it up the same 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 Reding Co., State street. Boston DyOtt Sons
1872 North Second street, Philadelphia s Hance Drug
gs Baltimore; NJ. Cohen Charleston; 105 South Pearl st.
Albany; P H. MCGraw, Natchez-and by all the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the United
States, West Indies and the CanadaS
J. WRIGHT, Isl ChaEtres street,
apH Tn Sole Agent. New OTeanI.
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General gent of any District this can be secured. -,
q Families should club together and get an immediate
supply of the medicines. -.
3. Emigrant societies and other phianthrOpc bodies
shonld furnish them to the needy.
O#cs of the GrGefenBerg Company,
No 50 Broadway, NewYOrk, March, l8l8.
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r1Jv ePAErENBERG COMPANY.

VHEGRAEFENBERG
/ 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
aud of furnishing remedies
adapted to The public wants,
has led to this step. The
Company .wOuld suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
l. Every neighbOrhOOd
should have its Graetenberg
Depot. By addressing the
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No In some newly opened coal-mines at North
hope England, live caterpillar was discovered III
piece of coal, and lived for Two days alter Oels
taken out The insect and the coal were sent -
Kings College, London.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

DR A. CULLEN has removed his office from Is ROya
IL street to No. 10 hatcher street, near the Arcade be
still continues to cure Structure his systemEemQV
ing the worst structure without any Operaonentey BY
medicine that relieve and permanently cure without any hn
drance to business or diet Dr. Cullen is too well knOwnn
New Orleans and the surrounding country to need any pull
ing or selflaudatOn On application TO Dr. e. he VIII esI
you hundreds of the first standing this city who nave
been cured in the last years his new plan Please cat
and examine for yourselves. No required without ACNE
effected Rheumatism cured. GOnOrhR2 cured in three
days T pay.
ES- Remember Is NATCHEZ STREET, near the Arcade
Postpaid letters punCtuay attended to IL all confidence and
medicine securely packed and sent to any part Of TIL
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DAILY CRESCENT.

HORRIBLE CATAsTRoPHE.-A large stone, at
one Of the heavy blasts on the Hudson River Rail
road was thrown high in the air, and In It's descent,
passed through the roof of kitchen, and through
the intervening floors and walls, until it brought up
in the ca IA the bottom of the cellar. 1t brnsneu
the shoulder OF an old lady at work in the kitchen
and made slight rent in her sleeve. II IS SAID tha
she was somewhat frightened.-N Y. Star.
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80 y v S.
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~ The Soulh Albanian, published at Ureel-
Vile, Butler county announces thata
has been subscribed to establish cotton factory
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Sl00 TONS Assorted sizes American IRON viz Round
SOO and square, from BIS to inches Bar. Hoop ard
Band, of various sizes Nail Rods Nails Spikes &c. &c.
for sale By L. J. WEBSTER & CO.,
apps 3m % GTayeT street,
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Foreign Weights and Measures.

There are denominations frequently met within
reports of markets, but their English value not al
ways readily recolIected. The following table will
he fund we helieNe correct:
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Government of the state of Louisiana.

Isaac JoHNsoN Governor; TRAsIMoN LANDRY, 1t. Gov;
Chas Gayaue Sec'y State Joseph Walker, Treasurer;
{. BOrdeon, Auditor w. A. EmOre, AtOr'y Gen.
G, n R9wey Adj GeR'l; R. ! Kerr, Reg'r Land off &c
Il T. Williams State Eng l.. Bnnger, Surveyor Gen'l !;
A Dimitry, State Superintendent of Public Education.
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Rates of Cole.

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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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.


Supreme Court-Geo Euss Chief Justice; P. A. Rost,
G R. King, T Sdel Associate justices Eugene Lasere,
Clerk Felix McCulIOch Deputy. w a. Gilmore, Attorney
General; b. G. Fonteneau. District Attorney.
u S. Circuit Court.--J Mckinley and T. II. NcCaleb,
estding Judges F. Randolph; Clerk F. n HaTaisoR,
Wagner Marshal c. A. Labuzan, w. SbeaTeff, J. IL.
Rhlnehart, Deputies.
:, U. S. District C0urt-T H. McCaIeb, Judge N. R.
E,rst District Court of Nes0 Orzsans-J McHenry,
Judge Jlg. nyhSmas Poole Clerk p M Berth and E. Bor
Jn as(d r. RT B.5 4ssE qrfPgT Kennedy sh
in and C. Wey'hsm, Deputies.
Fourth DtStr1re Court Of Ne10 OrLeans.-Geo. Straw
bridge Judge H. fillmore Clerk; j. R. TOedanO and j.
Fifth District Court Of Neto Orleans-A M BpcbarAn
Judge p Leblanc Clefk G. W. Lewis, j. s. Baron and
Officers Of the Parish of Orleans.
EREDERIcB DURRIvEa Recorder of Mortgages.
BBGE SsAF sSEbBss Sss 0
Sheriff, etc.-JOHN L. LEWIS, Shegiff; J. r Teef. Gen
Clerk and Deputy; sampson BOssmaS A. Sidney Lewis
Soapuu, Felix NJ Jacobs, J. L. Fabre, A. TTepagnegru r
Hugonin, Sam l. Waldo, Charles kishaw, n. Trepagnier
Deputy sha e K wise s Deputy Sheriff Snd ksssggh
Of the Parish Jail T, Brooks, H. BenCe and Thomas
White Deputy Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City.
First District No. 222 TchOupquIas street J.
Hoppe, Constable R. F. Nugent, A. Davega James Trea
nor JOhn Spelth, Deputy COnstables.
Y. Bright, Justice G. L. Bright Clark h. Beea1. Con
stable Edward P. Kennedy, P. German VIM Horton, A
Kerkhan, Deputy Constsbes.
Third DistricE-IOice St Louis Alley next to the
Of Bienvle street &c. B. Beverly Justice VictO
Sere, Clerk. J. P. Walden, Constable n B. Outlaw l.
q. Sere, Deputy Constables.
Fourth District-[Offce No IS Condo street ALEX
Derbes, Justice Paul DIVORCES Clerk. Gusave Meynier
Constable A. Meynier F. Generey, Deputy Constabes
Fifth Distriet-[Ofce corner of Elysian Fields and Vic
tory streets l-Alphonse Canonge Justice E. Canonge
Clerk Francis M0uney, Constable; L. E. Generely, b
| SoraPuru, r. SchexnaydeT, Deputy COnstables.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Temples of Honor.

PLEDGE without reserve, soIemny pledge my honor
man mai will neither make, buy, sell use beverage any
Snriituous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider
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THE GRAEFENRERG COMPANY


ability These have been submitted to a number of gentle
of great distinction and reputation, who have given
their certificates to their genuneness, as follows:
| hereby certify that have examined large number of
testimonials exhibited me by the Graefenberg Company,
relative the merits of their medicines and take pleasure
saying thaS they TO be genuine and entitled the
confidence of the public My personal acquaintance with
some the members of the Company fully justifes
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy Of
hds No,e YorE Ian 10 1919 FRANCIS HALL.
hereby certify that have examined number of testimo-
ns exhibited TO by the Graefenberg Company ative
to the merits of their medicines and take pleasure in say
ing that they present evidence OF genulneneS and there
January 10, i845 N BANGS.
The Graefenberg Company having submitted to me large
number Of testimonials to which the names of the Rev N
Bangs D. d. and Francis Hail. ESQ.,, of NewYOrk are af
fixed having examined said testimonials and found them
genuine take great pleasure certifying that the above
named gentlemen Of the highest standing and
spectaby and that their should give the greatest
weight 70 any thing to which they may attach them
rcroo, Sail WIN. V. BRADY,
L'feat seal Mayor Of the City of NewYork.
Mayor s Office, City Hall, Jan. II, l847.
W The Rev. n. BANGS, D. D. is one of the most ceIe
bated ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
FRANCIs HALL, Esq equally celebrated the editor and
proprietor OF the New OTk Commercial Advertiser. aP9
~ The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi is
II. HANSBROUGH, u Camp street, New Orleans, La,
to whom applications for Agencies may be addressed
GzS~ For sale by WELD & CO. PeriC dcal Agents. 70
Camp street; ALFRED HUNTER, cor or of Exchange
Place and Cust0mhOuse ST.; c. VAN FFLSON, corner
Magazine sQd Bartholomew ts J. WRIGHT II CO, Isl
THQS COOK, Postmaster City of Lafayette; j. L. VAN
BOkkElaLEN corner Camp and St Mary streets; JOHN
FOElkEI corner Levee and Seventh streets Lafayette
and CHARLES BENEOT, CarOllton, La
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Temples of Honor.
GRAND TEMPLE OF HoNoR OF THE STATE OF $2NygI#
E K 8. II. Woaenoraf, " T5easaI@r; Rev 2
s Barry, G W G; d. F. Weymouth P G W.T.
Lor1sIAEA TEMPLE OF HONoE, No Meets \ every cry
other nonGay, Pelican Ball GttcsrS7I PatieTs31, "
Waier,tone, w A r; Jao. Roy, w F R; Alex, McLsne,
W r; Albert Swan w Y JQhn Bqfke w VI " j tr
Skinner, w g; Jacob Munfofd w >; J. BENNETT w Ci.
FEyE DgeREE TEMPLE. No l7 4 At AZ Ten q:
Rufas lIi Z Bruce %a' v VT r s Barry, VI + T. B.
WIG: j McCracken. w DS
OCEAN TEMPLE OF HoxoR No. 2-Meets every other
Tqesday q R1 Hall liz q MgPclPay " e.
p B. Yandergrif, A R; e. THpPitl, R; = Hooper, I;
Grundy, w 5; J.J. Lugenbuhl, Chaplain.
ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HoNoR No. 3-Meets at the
Crysia FOunt Hall No. 223 TchOupitouIss street, every
other Tuesday evening at clock Qbicers-Thomas p
w r; Avery Barlow, w A r; j. $ Rodnek. w R; 2.
Vets, W.T.; J; Taylor, w Hero W. u p W y. ~ *
strand, w G; J. Addison, w S; w j. Ahern' T l.
CRYSTAL Temple Honor, No A. =, F Meets f ST.
Tsss II Il Ba as y T F;paf " FP e.
Michel. " &; A. a. EIdrdga, W s; W. H. BIundage
ODEox TEMPLE or HONOR, No. 5-Meets semi monthly
every alternate Tuesday evening, IN the Han OF Gysta
E Ss Gs G" Ghaes Ferguson Il Jane
darcy, w R; G. p, Bradford, W Z; p Hal, w +
Ron Rg + " CT P!Fu'' " o. 'O"H ''O''' " "
MAGEoL1A TEMPLE OF HONOR. No 6-shrevepOh, La
PRov1gENcE TEMPLE OF HoxoR No II ocated at Pro
man. " VT; ]. n Kent, VI R; j. L. Bonner, W A &
". B Ledbstter; W r. N n LarGhs, w \, T.; john I
SWlpsy' X B M fM9EWSPs j. T. hOihE'"O''n
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Phys
clans in different parts of the Mon.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned Physicians OF
the City of Albany have in prescribed Dr.
TOwnsends Sarsapana and believe to be OF the most
valuable preparations in the market.
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Dr. TopnSeRd-pear Sir: | have the pleasure to inform
you my children have been cured of the Scous
by the use of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles 1t
took them away for which feel myself under great obga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
IsAAC w. CRAIN, l06 WOosteTstIeet.
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Deln6uI'
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's SarsapaTIa, have in
yanaby called their staff great Remedy for Females ETC.,
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints of word for wOrd-OtheI men who put
IN medicine have the great of Dr. Townsend
Sarsapara in complaints incident females recommended
theirs ahough previously they did not number of these
Mixtures Pills etc, injurious to females, as they aggra
Yata disease and undermine the constitution.
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NEW DIRK, ApHI 20 II1IiiI
~ T7or,Dsepd-l verify believe that your SarsapaTla
has hean the means through Providence of saving my me
have for several years had bad cough. 1t became worse
and worse AT last raised large 90 nttles OF blood had
night swea and was greatly debltated and reduce anu
d5 moi exDect 10 live have only used SaTsapaTlua
in me am now able 10 walk all over the city raise no
blood and my cough has eft YOU can well imagine
~ am for these results Your OBJ servant,
tii"' l ON WIN RUSSELL, IS Catherine st.
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The medicines issued by the Graefenberg Company
s Of Series prominently adapted to the diseases Tor which
acbed to the Patent Medicine business by persons claiming
Tnigersai powers for single given medicine II MOI only
de but mpudent to aunt such doctrine IN the race OF an
intelligent Community 1t is contrary to the very hst pnnc
Mos IF
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH;
BELOW il an account of another child saved. III Town
endS Saapara has saved the lives of thousands OF ch
STsn The following certificates selected from great
hummer ie''t'0A ' NV YORK., April /, 1S47.
Dr. Tolonscnd-DeaE Sir One Of my children vas yefy
sst debility II came dying obtained some OF your
excellent medicine and cured directly which assure
Won fasl very grateful YOun, respectfully
ELIZABETH FOWLER, n DeSoEOISes u.
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LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
ton at New Orleans on the ID Monday Of January. "A
Ofcers-M r. Dudley, NJ w Grand Master; TIL. ~
II. Lewis, r W Deputy Grand Master; Willis ?. NA
Coleman W G Senior Warden; Gladn CORN, W/V\
G Junier Warden: Daniel Blair, G TreaS'r; w. H.
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THREE CHnDREN.

This certificate concusvey proves that this Sarsapaa has
perfect control over the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house unprecedented.
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youneer Brothers Of Temperance.

W.smygrov FoUNTAtN No. l7Meets every Saturday
evening at ~ o'clock in ChfyStal E9nnt Hail No ~
= Dssnon b. c. J. Fyffe A B. N. G. Randall, J.
Cooper A Z, J, Spnngbett g K; BEN a y F. Jour
dan w A. Chds, o w; l.. w. Lyons, B.
Oo,r,vs Forvr,ry No 2-Meets every THURSDAY
ming at7S in the Hall Of PELICAN DyElO1 9gTfeTsP
2. Young, 3 p Young, p w a. v Hau, "A q.
! q Nei.sTen a 6; NJ. L. WEIGH w; J. j. LutieI, w,
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FITsl FITsl FITS


Dy Townsend not having tested MS SsTapsrls in oase9
If F,1 Of oous never recommended it, and surprised
10 the following from intelligent and reapecaDe
Farmer of WestoheSteT county ia ,eI5
Dr. Topnsend-DesT Sir; have little girl seven yeaIs
of age who has been several yeln afflicted with tln We
tried almost everything for her but without success al last
although we could find recommendation IN our ceuaia
for cases like hers thought, she was in very delicate
health we would give her of your Sarsspana and are
very glad we did for only restored her strength put ine
has had NO return of the Fits great pleasure and
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty Of winch
we feel grateful. Your, respectfully, 49, T
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-06

DEATH NOT PAINFUL PROCESS. We
think that most persons have been led TO regard
dying as much more painful change than it gen.
eral is; irst because they have found, by what
they experienced in themselves and observed in
others, that sentient beings often struggle when
in distress; hence struggling to them is sign,
an invarable sign, OF distress. Muscular action
and consciousness two distinct things, often
existing separately; and we have abundant rea-
son to believe that in great portion OF cases
those struggles of dying man which are so dis
tressing to behold, as entirely independent OF
consciousness as the struggles OF a. recently de-
capitated fowl. A second reason why men are
led to regard dying very painful change, is
because men often endure great pain without dy-
ing, and forgetting that like cause prove like eff
fects only under similar circumstances, they in
fer thatllfe cannot be destroyed without still great
er pain.-But the pains of death are much less
than most persons have been led to believe, and
we doubt not that many persons who live to the
age OF puberty undergo tenfold more misery than
they would' did they understand correct views
concerning the change. In all cases Of dying the
individual suffers pain alter the sensibility OF
his nervous system is destroyed, which is often
withuot any previous pain. Those who are struck
dead by stroke OF lightning, those who de-
captated by one blow OF the axe, and those who
are instantly destroyed by crush OF the brain,
experience no pain at all in passing from state
of life 10 dead state, One moments expecta-
talon OF being thus destroyed tar exceeds in mis-
cry the pain during the act. Those who faint in
having little blood taken from the arm, or, on
any other occasion, have already endured all the
misery they ever would, did they not again re-
vive. Those who die OF fevers and most other
diseases suffer their greatest PAIN generally hours
or even days, befor they expire.
The sensibility of the nervous system becomes
gradually diminished their pain becomes less
and less acute under the same existing cause at
the moment when their friends think them in the
greatest distress, they more at ease than they
have been for many days previous their disease,
as far as respects their feelings, begins to act up
on them like an OPT late. Indeed many are already
de as it respects themselves, when ignorant by
ISLANDERS are much the most TO be pilied, not for
the loss OF their friends, but for their sympahis-
ing anguish. Those diseases which destroy life
without Immediately affecting the nervous sys.
TEN, give rise to more pain than those that do at.
feet the system SO as to impair its sensbty.-
The most painful deaths which human beings in-
hct upon each other those produced by the
rack and the faggot The halter is not so cruel
as either OF those, but more savage than the axe.
Horror and pain considered, it seems to US that
we should choose narcotic to either - Charles
KnO Uclton, M. d.