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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-08

" The French news and the proceed
ings of the State convention, occupy our
columns this week, to the exclusion of our
usual variety. They will be read with in.
terest, however.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-08

A SPECuLArIoN.--See advertisement Of
J. c. Davis Store House for sale 1t is val.
liable property, and yields handsome per
cent, and those having money to invest
would d, well to look at it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-08

COL Switzer, of the Statesman, is can
didate for the Legislature in Boon. lie is
the kind of men we want in the Legsla.
ture.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-08

" Look at our mast head! Does it
not look like "ihere is a good time coming?'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-08
The Peoples Ticket.

u
FOR PRESIDENT,
General Zachary Taylor,
of Louisiana.
ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
FIRST DISTRICT,
T. L. ANDERSON, OF Marion.
SECOND DISTRICT,
A. LEONARD, OF Howard
THIRD DISTRICT,
A. w. DONlPHAN, Of Clay.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
J. C. RICHARDSON, OF Cooper
FIFTH DISTRICT,
CHARLES NUTTER HANDY, Of Benton.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
A. COOK, Of Cape Girardeau.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
u. WRIGHT Of St. Louis
FOR GOVERNOR,
Major James s. Rollins,
of Boone.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
Col. Id. ID. Mitchell,
uf St. Louis.
FOR coNGREss--THIRD DISTRICT,
General Robert Wilson,
of Randolph.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-08

The river is in fine boating order.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-08

John Jacob Astor, of New York, is dead
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-08
PEACE NOT VIEWED AS CERTAIN

PEACE NOI NlEWED AS CER AIN
The Baltimore Suns correspondent for
Washington writes as follows:
Gen. Cass has cordially admitted that he warts
the bill for The purpose Of frightening Mexico into
the ratification Of the treaty. Mr.. Calhoun thinks
the effect will be dfferent-that it will give
strength to the party called Puros, and whose d..
iect is to annihilale the Mexican government.-
Mr.. Calhoun doubts whether the Mexican gov.
eminent will be found in existence when Col. Sc
vier reaches Mexico Others have the same doubt;
and MI Tris does not encourage US 10 rely either
upon the lect that quorum Of Congress will be
assembled, or that. il assembled, they will not
disperse as soon as the terms OF the treaty and
amendments shall be made known 10 them.
TIE mere fact Of the passage Of the bill in the
Senate, Mr.. Calhoun considers as an admission
that we do not expect ratification OF the treaty
and that this will operate 10 the prejudice OF bu-
siness operations at home. But, if the county
expects peace too confidently, it may be led inlo
business error, and it will be well to keep it on
its guard.
It appears from the latest advices that quorum
OF the Mexican Congress had not assembled and
il was doubtful whether the Puros, who are hos
tile 10 peace, would not prevail, and especially in
the important States OF Puebla and Vera Cruz.
What course the executive. will take, should q
treaty Of peace be not obtained, is we'll known
The policy which he recommended. at the com,
mencement Of the session--to prosecute the wal
vigoIously-he will adhere TO, but, think, with
out support from the House.
A strenuous effort will then be made to coerce
the President into the adoption OF The line policy
ITO withdraw the troops 10 the treaty boundary
and pay our caimants-but to withhold The con,
sideration now offered to the Mexican govern,
ment for a voluntary cesson Of what Mr.. Roo
calls the "rocks. ratlesnskes, and Camanches o
northern Mexico
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No, %. GUSTOyhHQ USE STREET. NJ o.
ENRALUAbLE DISCOVERING PAY REoTTrp Ell
4 UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Pnvate Disease euIed
lew Gays by regular physician without mercury a.
New Orleans, Louisiana s'' os'i
Dr MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted Will
any OF the forms Of certain Disease to his general advsr
senent IN another column. The treatment adODfed ~ bn
hat winch has the approval of the dstu euseo sur
geOns q fars, London and New York and its univeTg
success mas proved beyond doubt that permanent cue m
the worst cases OF constitutional syphilis gonOhpa stir
tue enagenasnt OF the prostrae glands diseases ind aced
~ certain say pTactlee ETC., etc. now be obj
70 moral ceIalnty II application be made to those WHOSE
hengehce skill and experience be relied on Since Dr.
under MS care have been cured without single exeepop
some OF these were OF year standing One ease
Of sncture ~ years old has been cured thesurDe OF
pallent Inc gentleman (whOse respecabty is known 70
tt1ens OF New OreanT) Il at hand and (by his lsrn
SOM can De referred to- DR. M s treatment of fufel
not known South of New York. His treatment of gOnoE
ra and geet Is the most perfect discovered lis ~
shortest safest and surest. The patient takes no cOpsivs
enDeo tuehtne or other HauseHs doses, but cure 4 an
tanned IN one or two days without pain inconvenience ~
ehenge Of Diet IL No unless effected wiibr
the time named. WINS
lMPOTEEcY.-Young men or Others who bv sexual svcs
or sell pollution, may have brought themselves a1v N
painful consequences resulting from an un7estrase nr
genee OF the passions, such premature impotence nvS
qntay seminal EMISSIONS general debility or ~
arrangement, NAV consult Dr. Mullen with hanora
observed ~'is ssiistSse seeiesJ
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his office No sec..
to@nouse street BENJAMIN MULLEN Mn
@ibsr No. IS CpstOmbouss r,rest wis sm
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a JORhLy Periodical denoted to me Interests and I'D
0aReeneat OF the Independent order Of Odd Felk00s
RELIEVING that monthly periodical conducted upon
proper principles and having for its particular design
the advancement and welfare Of the INDEPENDENT
would meet the cordial appreciation of the Order generally
It proposed establssuch Magazine in the city of New
Orleans; and the favor and zeal Of all good Odd Fellows IS
respectfully solicited in its behalf It intended to make the
publication such will not only interest all attached
the Order but also to give such character as will not
tail to make it generally popular as paor and family
Magazine The contents will be varied and consist of such
matters will interest, instruct, amuse, viz Stories
Legends, Biographies, Statistics Choice Extracts of His
tory, Original and Selected; and all matters pertain
ing to the interests and advancement Of Odd Fellow
ship. The city of New Orleans offers an extensive
field for obtaining the contributions of many of the most
talented members of the Onler and contributions will be
sought for and obtained from all sections of the Union As
matter of interest to the Order of Odd Fellows Is be-
eyed that point in the United States offers more induce
ments to its members to exert themselves effort to estab
Sh such adjudication. 1t proposed to commence the work
with thirty two pages to be increased the circulation and
profits VIII allow. Subscription price, Three Dollars per
annum, payable IN all in advance To commence the
pubcaton with any prospect of success, will require
al least one thousand paying subscribers Should sufficient
number Of subscribers be received season. the first number
VIII be issued on the lst Of January 1919 The Secretaries
Oh all Lodges authorized TO subscriptions and are
respectfully requested to make returns as soon and as often
S possible Should the requisite number of subscribers not
De received season. the work viii be issued and al
money paid Will be returned Immediately.
w. VAN BENTHUYSEN
New Orleans October H. 1S48 o24 81
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
ToaW DEPARTMENT.

UNIvE RsJTY OF LOUISIANA.
THE LECTURES and 9d CoGRs d Of fNsTRUCTIoN
4 in this Department will commence the SECOND
May They intended to embrace the most important
branches Of the Cannon and CiU Lam, Public, IlterG-
Lectures viii be delivered upon the various branches and
subjects by four Professors.
Those by Professor HENRY A. BULLARD viii embrace
l. The history of the Roman Law, from the earliest times.
H. An analysis Of the general Principles OF the Roman Civil
Law according to the most approved method OF the Ger
School III The jurisprudence of Louisiana, com.
pared with the Roman lay and the C9des OF France and
whether derived from France, Spain the United States
Those by Professor THEODORE III. MCCALEB, viii treat
OF l. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracag the rights
and obligations of Masters and Mariners, Collisions and
Military. Manners Contracts Marine Insurance and Hy-
pohecaon and contracts for Maritime Services Building
embracing the Law OF Pnzs and the practice of Prize Courts
the absolute rights Of States International rights of States
Private International Law III The Jurisdiction Of the
Courts 81 the United states embracing the Original and APP
the Original jurisdiction Of the District Courts Courts Of
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts of Admiralty
The Lectures of Professor RANDELL Hunt will Of
l. Commercial Law relates to Mercantile persons Mer
camille Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedies.
These Lectures will treat Of Sole Traders Partnerships
and Corporations, of Principal and Agents, of Bills of Elk
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts Of Afreighment BY
Charter party and for Conveyanee in general Ship; Of
Of Sale SuarantIes Liens and Stoppage in trangtu etc
Jurisdiction, and-IiI. of the Law of Evidence
Professor THOMAS b. MONROE will Lecture upon ].
Ene common Law ana JUfspFudence ana Practice,
Pleadngs in Civil Gases at Common Law, and-Il COnsi
tutonal Law.
Chief Justice EUsTIs will deliver series Of Lectures on
the Rights OF Persons and the Conflict OF Laws
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs ESQ, will assist Adjunct Pro-
fessOT in the Department of the Civil Law.
Students will be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only on
those who shall have attended two Courses OF Lectures
full after having studied least year the
office of Counsellor at Law and after strict examination
by all the Professors During the Course there viii be fTe
.quent examinations
There will be organized also Moot Court, which viii be
holden every week, presided By OF the Pro-
iessOrs.
So The price Of Tickets for the Course is fixed at 300
ii. A. BULLARD. Dean of the Faculty.
New Orleans, June /. 1873. e5 5m
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NOTICE.

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI DIS
EAsES.-The reputation of the winter is so well esab
sed that all that Is necessary those who have
50 unfortunate to have contracted any of those dread
t diseases known and called Secret Diseases any pst
OF Their various forms, is that the writer after
cess1i practice OF twentysx years confined strictly to We
neea Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (haVng reae
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope many Of
whom mad been under the treatment of eminent physician
without receiving benefit is enabled TO offer you posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any OF thu
unfortunately afflicted see this short advertisement they
would do well to cal at No IS CUsToMHoUsR STREET be
lore applying elsewhere, and avail themselves Of the benefits
Of the subscribers long and successful experience
lyl5 I'm d. F. MULLEN, So Customhouse st
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Owlng to the great success and immense r n
iu s.s'asapaniia number Of men who were fo-I IN
77Esihe' nave commenced making Sarapara Fs, Ssi
sij s, Defs. Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc Theg co.,
any pat = up IN the shaped bottles and so 4se
,t ioieh ana copied our adyesemens: thew s5s as IL
"gess limitations, and should be avoided ey are OnV
InhclBal Oiice, l26 Fulton street sun Rg;dir. N
J29 nfuhg q To- STATE street Boston Dyoff q 500
gi BslilPoTe n Cohen Charleston M sd,,,h Pag
l g Z. =; Natcez-and By All tbe prncnsi
otales, West Indies and the Canadss W United
oc97 I'm = WIGHT, Isl GharlFes siref
7ele Agent, New OEssxs
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q GARD.

ENOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED. --Kno y.
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run, IN eonsL H.
ing physicians for the cure of private diseases owing
qtter disqualification OF those who profess 10 such
deem to be nothing but of kindness towards Il
NO. SO stg1h0Hse street. to state that IN the Or
appalling form, and for several months together was under
he best regular medical practice could obtain in New On,
leans, without being at all benstted-ndeed worst
At length heard Of Dr. Muens great reputation | ap.
ped TO hun, and tony great JOY in three weeks he estO
me 70 perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans jan S5l
jy15 2m SAMUEL, R0BBERSfJN
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q Y Nc 3 ~
MEnInAr. MnTTrE

MEDICAL NOTICE.
AR. PARMELEE would inform his friends and the
~ public that he has returned from the North and located
himself at No. OF HEvIA STREET, between PhIlppa and
BaTOnne streets where he all times be by those
who wish TO consult him the treatment of diseases,
whether acute chronic local general and particularly
that classes generally called SECRET DISEASES.
~ His Office for consultation with females, and treat
men OF diseases Of and children, Heva street
third door from Phlppa He woHd invite those suffering
to give him call, and guarantees safe and permanent
cure VIII attend in any part of the city wien required,
OBJ I'm NO. OF HEVIA STREET.
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MANNW 49,

ToPLANTERs, ENGINEERS and MECHANICS
ESHE Subscriber, Agent for the Manufacturer, has in
Il store and i constantly receiving large supply OF
BhAs25 io 9san 55acnhefy, Nlsn 1e ne = ~ tbs
ROUGH STEAM BIBBs-}l. 4, y, al, u. u IL
ROUGH STEAM sToFs-55l to 81 iueIs;
p0UBLE FLANGE CoCKS-I 70 sineh;
sEAsiiE1 cocRSSs-a..eres4P d patterns 8 nun
HOSE COUPLINGS, &c, &c.
COPPER PIPE-n lengths q 10 to is feet from inch in
the bore upwards. -
Persons engaged IN putting up aachaeIy, anq purchases
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. and Front Leyee,
OF Between Bienvile and Customhonse streets.
REMOVAL.
L Of HARDWARE, IRON. Sc, &c, SS-SSsA
from Nos y New Levee and 4. - and ana Az
Nos. 80 and 81 CAMP Street, opposite =.
1seyina by arrivals fioni Foreign and Domestic Manufac-
ure full supplies Of every description Of GOODS in their
on accommodating terms Country Merchants, Planters,
Mechanics and purchasers genea a5s requested to eau
portion of their stock on hand and afoat viz
50 do. Pennsylvania :. =.
10 10 DO DO. '- do Boiler lion
800 bundles Brslels Rods SIS and round
800 do. Sheet Iron, 10 to26;
909 do Hoop Iron Iron to - inch Tsl and OF inch.
100 plates Tennessee Plough Iron
500 Tennessee Ploug l-share Mouds;
1000 kegs Cut NAILS and SPIKES;
5000 S l RSA BRAzLERs' coPPER 10 to 12O ID shess
., 509 S lbs Block Tin spelteI Zine &C. &c. spp,
ANYILs, VICES, SMITHS, BEL
stocks and Bss, Screw Plates Fire Iron.
~ and Smiths Tongs;
Files and Rasps American and English LOCKS of every
slidngdoor Furniture; Hooks and Plate Hinges;
Butt and Parliament Hinges; Woodscrews;
BTs cuf TAo F and an s BRADs anu
Brass and Bog b Tin Cocks I and DE- Faqest; Sys
Crosscut, MIL Pit and Circular Saws;
Shoyels and Spades, Games Woods & Bourland's);
Crown, louisiana Carolina and Clubbing HOES;
lion, Copper and Bras WIRE
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol FIints;
Com Coffee and Pepper MILLS;
Curry Combs, English and American;
Plated and Brass Stnups, Bits, Buckles, ETC.;
Hoe and , Mss Sci G0aEs ib Hal "a Kpf PoUGHs
Paint, Cloth se96biqg, Wbewash Floor, Tooth, Hair,
shoxels and Tongs Fire Irons Brass and Iron AndOns,
TINVVARE. a full assortment:
Pocket, Pen and Desk KNIVES;
IroR,ha1dle Knives and and Forks and Knives only
Cork Butcher and Shoe KNIVES Angus, Chisels, GOug
Capenie ' and Coopes PLANES and TOOLS, of every
Cotton, Wool and Horse CARDS;
5 S09 coils Manila ROPE from 6thFead to Finch;
lg9 do TaHed do; do. do. do;
oAKUM. TAR ri PITCH tgffi and RosIN;
Sperm, Whale, Lard and Linseed OILS;
q 900 I5s Pure H' Atlantic anti WHfrE LEAD;
10000 lbs. Brooklyn Nos. and 2 White Lead
200 kegs Black, Red and Yellow PAINT:
1O99 lbs ChIome and Paris Green 500 lbs Verdigrs;
1900 French Pots assorted, l to 30 pints
MILL and GRINDSTON Els S beet, Barand Pig LEAD
Lead Pipe and variety of other articles too numerous TO
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HARDWARE AND PLANTATION GOODS.

SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 8 end 9 ERojVT LEVEE.
- betl7eea Castonshoqse and BieR- ~ 49,
pile streets New Orleans, has on 6~S$S-rS2S
hand and constantly receiving Nm
from the manu- acturer at the North -
sToCKs F Va to o Be found d in the the Und
States few Of the articles only be here enumerated
- Country Merchants are requested to call and see Tor
81 themselves, and then make their purchases where
"a they do at the best advantage. Now in store
1000 kegs Cut NAILS, from the most celebrated Boston
500 dozen Hunt & Collins AXES with many other
rs tons Of GAsTINGs, Round Pots Ovens. Spiders
y tons Cart Wagon and Timber Wheel BOXES;
, 590 PLoUGHs. from The most approved m9ksrgi
l2OO dOzeqS Ames Rowland Y Tayiors SPADES and
IS dozen Grass, Corn and Bramble SCYTHEs. Wal
dT0ns and American Manufacture;
90 dozen Scythe Sneaths 20 dozen Sickles;
As casks Carolina and Louisiana COTTON and CANE
5000 do. Refined WHALE OIL. for sugarhOuses;
q dozen HORSE and MULE COLLARS;
* " HAWESe
600 tons of BAR IRON, ali sizes Of American English
Swedes and Russian
800 slabs Of English and American PLOUGH PLATES:
go dozen CANE KNIVES. most superior pattens
200 coils Manila ROPE from e to 8 inch; -,u,
lou bundles American, English and Russian SHEET
1900 boxes TIN PLATE. Charcoal Brands IC X. Xxx,
12xl2 TX and Xxx, 14x14 Xxx, DC, DIX, &C.,
5000 BRXz zRnRs;PGE 0 SPfZ szf 81 10 100 II sheets,
600 bundles IRON WIRE, assorted, No. Oto32;
Kettle Ears Bucket Handles, Bucket Covers pressed -
Saucepan Handles Tnnsrs Tools and Machines, full
BUILDERS MATERIALS ofevery description. Crossout
and Mil Saws, Files, Hatches Dfawingknives Planes,
Chisels, Angus, Knob Rim Locks, PadlOcks; Sheet
Pig and Bar Lead Bolts Curry Combs, Hammers,
splendid assortment Of Sheffield Table and Pocket CUT
LERY Anvls Vices and Bellows
Plain and Japanned TIN WARE manufactured and sold
at wholesale at Northern prices
to- My Stock being large am disposed to sell very low
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DR.. T0Dnsend-Dear Sir: have the plaasp,s 20 - g.
you that thEeeO children have been cured al fbe IL
by the OF your excellent medicine Thew were sfctS
very severely with bad sores have taken only onT =
took them away for which feel myself under e,sf i
ton. Yours respectfully ~ sieae ODiise-
Isaac w. Cam, lO6 Woosterstr.s,
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General gent Of any District, this can Be see9rss
g Families should club together and get An ~;
supply of the medicines.
g. Emigrant societies and other phlanthro.;.
should furnish them to the needy. N
EDWARD BARTON 81.
CfFes Of the Esraefsa5srg Company, s'-l
No. SO Broadway. New York, March 1913.
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s. 81 \

" PRIYATE LESSONS OJvL r 81
r. :. GOMEZ, Editor Of La Pafria will dev0te few
n Ous ourng the day to give instructions in the Span
~ uage mr. u has adopted and easy method
~ when scholar can learn to read speak and translate the
spanish Language in two or three months
For Terms &c. apply 70 Mr. Gomez az his Office No n
EESha9ge Aey near Cont street or at he Bookstores Of
= o. 2tee IA lamp ST. Ihos- L.White So Canal St. and
y Morgan IL Exchange Place. adoinng ne Postofiee
"a Ii required, Mr.. g. will give lessons At nipht
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THREE CHII.nRFN

This certificate conelUsyey proves that this
perfect control the most obstinate disease of line Rood
Three persons cured in one house is Unprecedented
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EXPERIMENTATION.

By ISAAC JOHNSON Gopsror Of The Safe Of Louisiana.
VNTHEREAS, The failure appI0SsSate specifically the
w fund provided by law for the sgoIt of the Free Pub
- -. 90 lie Schools of this State must exert,
<szSes 4 l4ssSA unless prevented in time, a highly
NSSss pTejudicia influence on the great
aSSSSS1S&@S cause of education. and the best in
tere of humanity and whereas, the importance of the
matter this Of it. appears 10 call for the consideration
OF the Legislature at period earlier than that OF its next
regular in January 1850 and form extraordinary
OCCASION such in judgment renders necessary the
yenton Of the two Houses may be practlcabe
do, therefore, by this proclamation, the two
Houses of the Legislature at the State house the
city of Neworeans, the First Monday in December
being the fourth day of said month"; and require the respect
Senators and Representatives then and there assemble,
order that they devise and adopt such TO put
successful operation the Free Public Schools OF the State
Them the exercise of their wisdom and discretion,
may seem expedent and proper and receive such norma.
ton relation the affairs of the State generally that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State, at
New Orleans this twentyfirst day of August 1913,
L. 81 and of the Independence of the United States the
seventy-thiTd year.
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary of State aug
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I. GRAIN, log Woosterstreet.
OPINIONS or PuvSIruA,ys

DI Iownsend almost daily receiving ORDER from pl;
cans IN different paris Of the Union ~ iiVih Ehysi
his 70 certify. that We the undargig,ad pt.. =
ne Cly OF Albany, have in numerous easas III ~
valuable preparations in the market - e Ohe OF the most
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THE GRAFFENBERc CONTRARY


rave or me an array OF certificates upexamped 0le
aDhity; Ahese nave been submitted TO a number Of 81
t4 o. geal distinction and reputation who have
H'Ttr uelfliieaOes 20 thelr genulnencss follows.
nsiepy certlly that | have examined large nlrl
tesamonials exhibited to me by the GIaefenbers Coaa
eiaUVe 70 the merits OF their medicines and take p
N Saying thaS they seem TO be genuine and entitled
cohnaenrce Of the public My personal acquqlniah
Ressng the opinion that their medicines WORTHY
"u .Ss@ yovk H., 70 ,eae FRANCIS Hall
hereby certify that have examined number Of ia
mas exhibited 70 me by the Graeienberg C0mpang
~ .s aellls u their medicines; and take pleasHis
iOi eieIeu y, 20 We confidence OF the public. , ga
The GFaefenberg Company having submitted 10 msa
nuiioel OF testinonias, to which the names OF lne h
eahBs Y ~: and francis Hail. Esq. Of NewYOas. ~
nAe.ll ao having examined said testimonials and ioae
naled gentlemen are Of the very highest siandme
spectaDility, and that their names should give ts g.
. any thing to which they may ATTACH 5hsag
TGreaf Gas1 I VIM. v BkAb
'aay0T's Office. City Hall, Jan. II. 1877.
AZ The Rev N BANas, d. D.. is one Of De cess
bfated ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal ChaIs
FRANCIS HALL, ESQ., Is equally celebrated the ea.u4
proprietor OF the New FORK Commercial Advertise y
to The General A gent for Louisiana and Asisl
~. nANSBkOU6iit " Camp street, New unes4'-
70 whom Applications for Agencies may be addfssP
IL For sale BY WELD & CO. PeriC iica ssil
lamp street; ALFRED HUNTER cor ~ Of hAsl.
race ana Cqstomhoass st.; T.. VAN FRisOaes1
lMdkaAine and bartholomew Is. J. WRIGHT u W.
LnaLttes 81; ]. Bl4ADO, n sOnde street. New Oi1e4
TuOS. COOK, Postmaster Civ Of LAFAYETTE. j. VI
BghkELI4EfJs corner Camp aud 81 Mary streets w
EOEih f5l.; corner Iegee and Seventh streets, LAW
RAD ''hAH1 Us BENEQT, CaHOllton LE.