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Letter from Hon. Thomas Ewing.

We earnestly ask the attention of our readers
to the following admirable and patriotic letter
from the Hon. THOMAS Ewing, Of Ohio, Gen.
IIARRIsoy's Secretary of the Treasury. The
elevated character of as a man, a Mr.. EWING,
Statesman and "A Wing, needs no certificate in
Vermont
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-21

tions Of Gen. TAYLOR himself, as well as the
guaranty of such good anti .ex,ensionists as
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, THOMAS CoRwIN, Judge
MCLEAN, and a host Of others, to prove to the
contrary!
We beg our Jealous " Mechanic to believe
that we have a good deal of confidence in the
man who was opposed to the annexation of Tex
as and the War with Mcxico,-who deprecates
the conquest of foreign Territory, and thinks,
with WAsruNGToN, that we should 'stand on our
own bottom Such Il man is Gen. Taylor.
o. Gov. SKUNK, of Pennsylvania, has resign
ed his Office, in consequence of having been
Frustrated by a protracted and very serious i'll.
ness, from which the chances Of his recovery,
we are sorry to say. appears to be very slight.
The following is his official announcement of
his resignation. We can scarcely conceive of
anything more touching and solemn in tone and
feeling, or more impressive in true dignity.
TO THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
1t having pleased Divine Providence to deprive me
of the strength necessary to the farther discharge OF
the duties of your Chief Magistrate, and to lay me on
n bed of sickness from which | am admonishcd by my
physicians and my own increasing debility, | my in
all human probability, never rise, | have resolved, upon
mature reflection, under n conviction of duty, on this
day to restore to you the trust with which your suiira-
yes have clothed me-. in order that you may avail
yourselves oil the provision OF the Constitution TO
choose a successor at the next general election.
therefore hereby resign the Office of Governor of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and direct this
my resignation to be filed in the office OF the Secreta-
ry oil the Comnonw talth.
In taking leave OF you under circumstances so SOL
emn, accept my gratitude for the confidence you have
reposcd in me. My prayer is that. peace, virtue intel
l!gence and religion may pervade all your borders; that
the tree institutions you have inherited from your an
cestors may remain unimpaired I'LL the latest postcrity;
that the same kind Providence which has already bles-
sed you may conduct you to a higher state OF individ-
ual and social happiness and when the world shall
close upon you, as | iecl it is soon about to close upon
me, that you may enjoy the consolation of the Chris
tan faith, and be gathered, without a wanderer lost
into the fold of the great Shepherd above.
FRANCIS X. SKUNK.
Harrisburgh, July Q, 1913.
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CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE OFFICE,
WASHINGTON Iulv ! ISlS.

Sin: In reply to your communication of this date, !
respectfully state that there have been tour editions OF
the Sketch OF the Life aud Public Services OF Gen.
Lewis Cass,'' printed at this office: two bear date
4" March, lSiS."-On these there was printed an edi-
by subscription, and distributed as follows To the
northern and Western members OF Congress, about
5000 copies, the balance to the Southern members Of
Congress.
OF the two editions bearing date ".June 1913" about
10000 copies have been sold by subscription and 9TH
erwise, and distributed as follows: To the Southern
members OF Congress, about 5000 copies, and the
balance to the Northern and Western members OF
Congress and others abroad. On the first edition,
bearing date June, ISIS 10 900 copies were printed,
and sold entirely to members of Congress. as per sub
scribtIon list without re sard to their geographical posi-
ton.
There have not been ut any one time two cdi-
tons OF the Sketch OF the Life and Pubic Ser
vices III General Lewis Cas-" tor sale in this office
The surplus copies remaining OF the number printed
and sold OF the ii L edition rs above being rendered
uns1lcablc by not having in 1t Gen. JackSots letter,
were thrown under the counter as wrapping paper,
and have not NJ any time since been sold or given
away to any person or persons whatever, except unon
the application oi a wing member OF Congress, and a
whlu off GER OF the Il r- Hldut on Monday, the 81
! herewith enclose a copy OF each edition, with the
several alterations marked.
am sir, very respectfully
Your obi snrv't.
Il. W. McCNEW,
Clerk Congressional Globe Office.
Hon. JrSsr D.. BRIGuT,
- -. - - IN
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JICfN JulErts,iOndI GlODt
Hon JESSE d. BRIGHT,
L. ). Senate, Washington, ID. c.
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LIGHT !-LIGHT..


SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
~ requiring Light and cheap too that every rich
and poor, buy it. 1t is neat CANDLESTICk, max
ing and wicking its Candles out of Talow Lard,
any Grease that will burn. By simply turning the bottom of
the Candestck beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE is
forced of the top and at desired length wish
tom inch to two feet in height.
L.. 1t neat and simple candlestck;
quently may be managed by child.
5By means OF this you can convert all your refuse grease
into candles, and thus obtain light from to cents week
g.. The wick dry and smooth thus vibration flicker
ing OF the fame but burns like sperm candle.
A.. The wick may be changed without all disturbing the
candle if too large put IN small one; too small
large
5.You coil in the bottom of the candle maker candle
stick wick sufficient to last five weeks, where
mains out of sight and out of the way.
lyon may keep your candle at The height all the
time for ten years-no stumps or pieces left
T.. Requires replenlshng with grease alioW week
sNo spng of grease if it falls over, but
y and clearly any lady could desire.
e. 1t cannot get out of order
TO- In proof of their superiority utility and neaness the
number sold is sufficient. The price uniform and
the all the United States and the article
only be to convince the most nceduous OF the FORE
going facts No family will be without them who scrape
together the small price asked.
With small capital active business make a
and selling this article territory where has yet been
sold Persons who desire embark neat, pleasant and
highly lucrative business, invited call at office
No. IS PERDJDO Street, North side between St. Charles
and Carondelet streets. New Orleans
The monopoly of the city of New Orleans and States OF
sale of this article, offered and proposals will be received
for the manufacturing in the city of New Orleans for the
supply of Louisiana and Texas.
mh5 If H. T. MYERS & co.
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A LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS

A LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS
ON The Sciences Of f., PIHi,RRENoLoGY, PHYsloIoon
WELLS, l31 Nassau street. Neg York- foWLrRs
PHRENoLoay PROVED, lLLusTRArEp AND Apr, ~. Pie
PRACTICAL standard work on the science LIED liz
PuYsIoLoGY, ANIMAL AND MENTAL ~ Fowler
Applied to the preservation ana restoration of bs,i
srnr-CurTuRr. by s. Fowl,
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT
Greatly enlarged and improved. A superior wot,
It's laws and facts applied to human impIo,
RELIGION, NATURAL AND REVEALED :...
|: Or the moral bearings OF Phrenology '"'''...
CoMBE 5 PHYSIOLOGY Observation-Disclosures.
With notes and observations by o S. Fowler q,
LOVE AND PARENTAGE :.................
Applied to the improvement of offspring. ''"'..
AMATIvENESS :.............................
Or the evils and remedies of excessive and peeasd
TEMPERANCE AND TIGHT LAcIga-in 1yol
The most powerful Temperance document IN pint
Or Phrenology applied to the selection OF compsno.
EpUcArloN FouspEp ON THE NATURE OF MAN
By e. Spn1he IN an appendix and llustra
PHYSIOLOGY FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES
Beautifully illustrated Slmphtled and adapted IL =
youth.
PHRENoLoey $500. do; -: do. Sc. do
Two lnyaluableworks Beautifully illustrated SIN
plifed and adapted TO youth, BY Ms h. N Faw.
Or the Philosophy Of Charming BY jB. Newman
| THE PmLosoPHY OF MEsMERIsM :...s.- s' ned
a e course OF SIX r iee1aGss arr ByJB D'
BY Louis Cornaro. who attained the remarkahs
age OF 104 years.
SYNOPSIS OF PHRENoLOGY AND PftYsIoIonv. .
A description OF the functions OF the body and Mind
NJ . ByL. N. Fowler.
It's history, ceremonies and philosophy '''' u
| PHYSIOLOGICAL GUIDE observation-disclosures. =,
Designed for students oil their character iinJT
| Ia
| Their structure, diseases, and treatment. Id
c by John Bunel, Dentist
Its application to Physiology, Agriculture and Com "
~ meIce: =, a,,u M,e.vr,s,! BY Professor Ilebs
| Applied to the relief OF human suffering ID
| ,... 70 By Charles Morley
Illustrated with engravings. ByI Fowl,
| AMERICAN PHRENoLoGiCAL JOURNAL: IN
Published monthly: at one dollar per yea Present
| circulation, ,OOO.
| EpINBURG PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL FOR lS4S. 9U
Two dollars year. Published quarterly. Twenty
| first year OF publication.
| For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Reiai sno.
| ~ CJ7Ihf ntfeet. WEN oFIfa" Ru
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COMsTOCK s. co, SO P0YDR.aS STREET, have
~ on hand the following Genuine Medicines, winch e'ay
family ought to be supplied with, VIZ .e.t. p;L,
HAYS IMMINENT warranted to cure any case Oh
either Blind or Bleeding. ......ua
JEw DAv1p's, OF HEBREW PLASTER; where II sa applies
pain cannot exstPce OF the genuine oo Genus pei non
DR. MCNAIR's ACOUSTIC OLA certain cuie io' pea
ness and all complaints of the Ear-Pnce u pei a
LANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY WV
cure any of Asthma, Dyspepsia haIrh1a oos'snA'
Liver Complaint etc. t.,,mt.s
MoTHER's RELIEF-for those ladies about becoming
Mothers; all should useit. g. p,5ss
COMsToCK's EXTRACT OF SUBSTANTIALLY iu"
ing the Bood-Prce Soc per bottle, - per Dozen an,
DR.. SPOHN's SICK HEADAcHEf REMEDY cd, sm ''' '''
case either Nervous or Bilious: VIII you uyHt, n A..
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY and " phs
THOLoMEws ExPECTORANT FINK SYRgreio. Oyis w,
Colds Pain in the Breast and Side, and all Chest anaID
FAHNEsrocK's and K0LMsToCK's VERMlFusESTea X.
Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms bons vi Wv
most extraordinary ever used. 80 =, ,,.,...p.k
The EAST INDIA HAIR DIE will color the Han lHu
or brown and warranted not to stain the sk'n
warranted to cure any of Rheumatism OF Govt
ed Cords and Muscles
PAIN KILLER-Price, 12R cents. tn,
OLDRIsE's GENUINE BALM OF CoLuMBA-ilol n ,1s,
the Hair grow on bald heads preventing the half HUH ~
out and freeing it from dandruff. MN,
The WONDER AND blessing or THE h ''sgos vi
LEY's and CONNELL's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAoio S IN
prove a blessing to all those who It, u Is sp a,
remedy for all Burns Sore Eyes, Feons Uleen n nssa
external application BY its use lnflama'on ae
swelings reduced and modification even stayed Ia nIv BIZ
EH Cautioa.-All the above nanled aJtce IS prda,a
ana If COMSTOCk Il w. o3Io----
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TuEcPAEFENBERG COMPANY


Have on file an array certificates unexamped for
ability These have been submitted to number OF gentle
men of great distinction and reputation, who have given
their certificates 10 their genuIneness as follows
testimonials exhibited to by the Gfaefenberg Company,
relative 10 the merits of their medicines and take pleasure
in saying has 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. EpANr1S HAITI
hereby certify that have examined number of testimo-
mails exhibited to by the Cfaefenberg Company relative
to the merits of their medicines and take pleasure
fore entitled to the confidence of the public.
January u, l848. N. BANGS.
Ehe Graefenberg Company having submitted to large
number of testimonials which the of the Rev N.
Bangs, ID. D. and Francis Hail. Esq, of NewYork af
fixed, having examined said testimonials and found them
named gentlemen of the very highest standing and re-
spectabty and that their should the greatest
weight to any thing to which they nay attach 1hsny
[Great seall Mayor OF the City Of NewYork
Mayors Office, CityIiaI, Jan. II, 1847.
TT" The Rev N Bangs d. D., is of the most ceie,
brated ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Shuhh, anu
proprietor of the New Yod Commercial! Advertiser apps
s The General gent for Louisiana and Mississippi Is
d. HANSBROUGH. IL Camp street; New Orleans La
e For sale by WELD Y CO. Perlt fical q Sens 70
Camp street; ALFRED HUNTER. COZ ,et Of EXCHANGE
Magazine and Banhoomew SIS; J. WRIGHT 70, i5i
TI0S COOK Postmaster, city Of Lafayette J. L. VAN
BOKKEfLEN. corner Camp aud ST Mary sIeetss JOHN
FUEikEI. corner ieyss and Seventh Streets Lafayette
and CHARLES BENSE0T. Ca4roltoa. La
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DAILY CRESCENT.

A Soar PLANT.-Lieut. Washington A. Bartlett
U. S. ~, recently presented to the New York Far
mer's Club two bulbs of the Anole Soap
plant of California. The bulbs are used throughout
California for washing every description of cloth
ing in cold running water. In using them as soap,
the women cut off the roots from the bulbs, and
rub them on the clothes, and a rich and strong
laher is formed which ceanses most thoroughly.
Let this valuable plant, by all means be introduced
into the United States. The great unwashed must
be very badly off for soap.
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MEDICAL CARD.
c. orrur o nj M M I, OFElVb,

No. IS C.4RONDELET ST ,,.,dn
THO THE PUBIlC.Nne years permanently os vep
i this city combined with the unyaneg succss 81 asd al
liar system of treatment for Syphinuc ~, t;ms has '
Chronic complaints, has met WIN aa,,ns ''"'
and soundy established reputation. 90 ,es strtd
The Southern Mdca Office, no 70 aiscton,
established in 1870 for the cure OF all Chronc [ Of Ibis
with few exceptions known to all !iie on,y ,n that az
card is to inform those who know not us ab are unop
cted with any of those private diseases M certainty and
nately so prevalent, they can CONSUL us "
To those especially who, from immodetas Node %
cury malpractice Secondary SyphiS an The cbsf,
the bones nocturnal Rheumatism, cnihs ar debiy)
botches on the skim ulcers in the throat IA ca upon
have ruined their constitution, reconne asneni
ms for we are confident that the prompt any IN,
lief they will derive from the active eiec,s " snlpg what
will at once convince them OF our capabily VI '''
we profess. :, Lastly cures, but Out
We do not boast of making rapid and has ones al
satisfaction is to perform thorough aa done with adyan'
short aspace of time as it can possibly pe aoAV g..
tage and safety to the patient. edium enter IN
We will not here, through newspapei aaectjons 1t y
elaborate remarks regarding Veheieai IL .aciety n
disease that unfortunately prevades AZ Mi observe b. y
and poor, matrimonial and single al wG " natnn eanne
person afflicted with OF tbai we describe @
class his peculiar with any OF those ta W. Kim free
treatise by calling ut our office we wiz av desire.
all charges what explanation or ADVICE nc Kane dea
1t often happens that il timed sense " bose who iron
of discovery deters patient from Inn delaying
education and responsibility can beirenu nj this HON
treatment till all the constitutional syuip'
disease make their appearance, ,r . ,eseree the mo-
To such the doctor pledges himse " Pactice and e1pe
nyolabe secrecy and from his extensive sueedy cur
riehce' ne can cohhaeh'S L. G. THqJasn1 Con
Office No IS Carondect street, between private
mon sign of the Marble Hsculapan staue ,oudee stee
trance first door TO the right OF NO 10 ID Is my6
Private eeress bot ii in Common and CaEohueeNs-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

DR. A. CULLEN has removed his office from u ROl
~ street to No 10 hatcher street. near the Arcade lie
still continues to cure Structure, his systenremo
ing the worst structure without any operation-enpy b.
medicine that relieve and permanently without any h
New Orleans and the surrounding country to need any puff
ing or sef-audaton. On application to DR.. o. he will refer
been cured in the last ten his plan Please call
and examine tor yourselves Nopay required without acne
is effected. rheumatism cured G0Dorrtga cured In hNs
days or no pay. =
sy Remember 16 NATCHEz STREET, near the Arcade
Postpaid letters punctuay attended to in confidence app
medicine securely packed and sent to any part 81 f
Country mh26 6la,
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Observation-Disclosures.

Il WE have on hand, and mean to be always a
81 supplied with full assortment of every descnp (ss@
q ton Of BUILDERS, HARDWARE, ,suehSEI
- as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Hooks ~
and Hinges and Plates, Butt Hinges and Screws, Knob
Locks and Lases Bolts fat round and s o al
ters' and Coopers Tools; such Squares Planes Saws
Bevi Chisels, Augurs and Bits Rules, Guages Hammers
and xes Hatchets, Spirit and Plumb Levels etc., etc.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITUREIHol-
low Ware Castings Sad Irons Taors Ions Japaned Iin
and Enameled Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery. -
AZ" We shall receive as formerly, most of the leading
nTcas - ~ - mh5-6rn
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STORAGE! sToRAGEm sToRAGEM

WE the undersigned having been long engaged ENNN
w in the Storage Business beg to inform saSsl.s
riends and the public. that have for the coming -
season. SIX WAREHOUSES; not surpassed s by any IN
nicipaity within very short distance of the steamship and
fatboatS landing, they are situated as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, corner of Note Dame and
Commerce streets.
WESTERN-Comer of Julia and Foucler streets
PELiCAN-On Commerce. ST., corner OF Gir0d and NOe
Dame streets.
CRESCENT-On New Leyee street, between Gaenne
and SuZette streets.
PHGNIX-On Tchoupitoulas street, between St Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANCH-On Notre Dame street. between Tchouptouas
and Magazine Streets
We are prepared receive all descriptions of Mer-
chanse and Western produce, at low rates. establish
arranged that each description of goods kept
entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other and having also large number OF experienced
aborers consanty in employ enabled to offer
facilities for the receipt and delivery of goods unequaed by
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOURNE & CO.,
mh5 3u, 1h2 Tehnnuitouas street.
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MEDICAL OFFICE

MEDICAL OFF M. EFT n O.
No So { USTO.IHOUSE SJHEPR .v RgQulRn
INVALUABLE DISCOVERfTTInN;oeo NE Aneeases cnIe,
L UNTIL A CURE is EFFECTED.-fnYaihho Want mefcuD o.
in few days by regular pb, sican' hOuse s'
other POISONOUS medicines, at No. 70 CaS'o""' a,
New Orleans. Louisiana. r .houa afflicted WIN
Or MULLEN calls the attention OF hvs' snetal adve
any of the forms of certain Disease 10 adopted b. m
tisemen in another column. The pushed sui
il thai bch has the approval OF the mos I Il. unefp
icons of Paris London and New Yok anu nsnt cure M
snccess has proved beyond doubt that penar,aa th
The worst cases of constitutional syphis edssses lndae
ture enlargement of the PROSTATE ghus o be oblane
by a certain solitary practice etc, ETC., cai IN thoe WIS
to moral certainty if application be MADE y, Since d.
Mullen opened in this city all the many case excepOa
under his care have been cured without able ~
Some of these OF years standing Of Us
of structure 80 years old has been cured 10 , knO~pW
patient The gentleman (whose respectaI INV his pems
tile citizens of New OrleanT) is at hand anu of ners
sonJ can be referred to- Dr. NJ 5 treatment Mi of g0not
moi known South of New York. HIS treaLnd 1t is Tie
rga and gieet is the perfect ever no c0paS
shortest safest and surest The patient nj cure oe
cubes tuTpentne other nansens ooseS ICON nlene
tanned in one or two days without pain oieed wIaa
change of diet fsst" No pay unless a cure IL e'
the time named. /, hg sexual eIceess
IMPoTENCY-YOnDg men or others Who' " yas any OF D'
or seIpoluon may have brough on med ndpr
painful consequences resulting from an u;noency, Inv
gence of the passions such premalue W. coutalonS
nntary seminal emissions general debility Vi COO
arrangement may consult Dr. Asllen WIN ,e sece1
tidence he often them perisct cure Inc s'i'''
observed. H. No 80 Gus
Dr. Mullen can be Consulted daily at hs once IN Nj D.
tomhouse street. BENJAMIN MuLLIA'' myl6 "a
ET- Remsm hs' No. 10 Castornbouse s1tses'
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Justices Courts for the Civ
BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co.-Ofice, No. 4s Camp street. few doors
above Gravier " ~
Orleans. ' " - N'' '
Horace Bean - Office, No "a Camp street. corner of
Thomas II. Barker No. ~ Camp street, o,,ae. Of
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NOTICE.

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL Dis
l. EASES.--The reputation ofthe writer is well etab
lshed that all that necessary say to those who have been
so unfortunate have contracted any OF those dr
tut diseases known and called Secret Diseases, any
of their various forms, is that the writer after most a
cessiu practice OF tweny-sx years confined strictly w.
nerea Diseases and Diseases OF the Blood, lhayng Treated
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope man
whom had been under the treatment OF eminent phyeMi
without receiving benefit is enabled to offer you posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy cure Should any tho
aRf0rtanately afflicted see this short ayertewent eg
would do well TO call at No So CUsToMHoUsE sTRgEr,h
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves OF hebai
OF the subscribers long and successful experience
my16 I'm Is. +. MULLEN, s. Customhouaa
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Gs- " How will the election go! And II so,
will it be carried %
g How will Gen. Taylor rum And if SO, will 1t
be the first time? 20
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COTTON FACToRY.-A new cotton factory (Cren-
shaw and Roblnson's) is now in successful opera
ton on Swan creek near Athens, Limestone county,
Alabama
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

ns- MIR. John Gruber, a printer of Hagerstown
Md, has been setting type for % years He Is
still at ii. Poor fellow
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& CARD.
nor THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFlICTED-Ruot
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in conSt
ing physicians for the of private diseases owing 10 @
utter disqualification OF those who profess 10 such c
deem il to be nothing but act OF kindness towans Ina
unfortunately afflicted, well sheer justice to Dr. MIL
LEN No So CHst0ak0aSf street, to state that the yA
1916 was soely afflicted with syphilis in lis and md
appalling toE and for several months together under
the best regular medical practice could obtain in New On
leans without being at all beneiittedndeed grew woss
At length | heard of DIR. Mulens great reputation an
piled to him. and tony great JOY, in three weeks he moa
me 10 perfect health Subscribed New Orleans Jan A
myl6 I'm SAMUEL ROBERTSON
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Do Ezekiel Lanes, who lately died at Buffalo
at the age of 102 years, had lived to see 5000
buildings erected on the spot on which had once
stood but his single hut.
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F. A. COMMITS

II ION ANT respectfully informs his friends and the
pubic IhsI ne STU continues to manufacture SODA,
MEAD and MINERAL WATERS at The above estab-
Asnpply constantly on hand, al wholesale and retail
Orders from The eoantEy promptly atlsaded 10 and
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o. There cannot be greater treachery than
first to raise a confidence, and then to deceive it,