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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank-Cspita 100000 10000
ors: s Stewart, r. w. Montgomery b. F. Fox, w. Il
Dudley A d. Cossman. A d. Kelly; &. Gayanc. for the
State Jacob OFT for Mechanics Society. Levi PIERCE,
Attorney ii. B. Cenas Notary. Discount Days: Mon
days and Thursdays.
City Bank Capital s2,0OOOOO SAMUEL J. PETERS,
President; R. PALFREY, Cashier. DireetorS s. J. Re
tiers, William H. Avery p. Conrey, Jr., j. R. Shaw J.
Stanton, w p Converse A. Hobart, IT, G. w Squires ?.
Sawvc, j. T Russell, F. Jordy, VIM AIng. II. Lockett,
Attorney II. b. Cenas, Notary. Discount da1n at noon
Branch at Natchioches-A. LemGe Cashier; Branch at
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capita $40 coo. GLESDY BURKE, Pres
dent; N. n WILKINSON, Cashier. DircctOrs: William
Henderson, VIM NJ. Goodrich J. l.. Boger James l.. Nc
Lean Frank Peuot, p Whitney F. B. Conrad, Ator y;
l.. Hermann: Notary. Discount DAYS Wednesdays and
Saturdays Branch at Alexandra B. Chew, Agent; at
Bayou sara-R. Mumford, Agent; at Franklin-R Hare,
Agent at Donadsonvie-E J. Tebault, Agent.
Louisiana State Bank-C Capital S., 900. ]. B. B.
VIGNIE President; RICHARD RELF, Cashier. Directors
VIM T. 1epp E. B. Harris, R, Bugier Pierre Poutz, A.
Mi!tenberser, A. Carriere, James Reed Felix Gnma.-
Martinsvile-Ransom Eastin Agent.
Bank of Louisiana-Capital 81, 100000. Nv. Mont
GoMERY, President RoBT NJ. DAVIS Cashier. Direct
ors: James Hewitt, AmbEose Lantear VIM Vogel Chris
tosa h Fms en RaS NASSAU GsS Aed hB
Hensaw and Cnthben Bulitt for the State Levi PIERCE
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch at Donaldsonvle-John
Chastant, gent at Baton Rouge. Menard, Agent
st. Francisvie-J N. Maynard, Agent; at Alexandria
R. c. Hynson, Agent; at Opelousas-E DeBalon, Agent
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MlAENAGAA.
MEDICAL CARD.
OUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE

NO. ID C.fRO.NIELET ST
ITO THE PUBLIC.-Nine years permanently located
IN this city combined with the unvaried success our
peculiar system of treatment for Sypc, Mercuria and all
and soundy established orr reputation
The Southern Medical Office No IS Carondelet
street established in 1910 for the of all Chronic aec-
tons IS with few exceptions known ALL the only OBJ
ect OF this card Is TO inform those who know It's oca
ton that II afflicted with of those private diseases which
are unfortunately prevalent, they consult with
certainty and guarantee of cure
To those especially who from immoderate use of Mer-
curry practice or Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
me bones, noe urnal Rheumatism, Itching the chest
nave ruined their constitution recommend call upon
US or we are confident that the prompt and
Iet they will derive from the active effects of treatment
VIII AT once convince them OF our capabty of fulfilling
what profess
We do not boast of making rapid and hay cures but onr
shoh space OF time it possibly be done with advan
tage and safety 10 the patient
we VIII not here, through a newspaper medium enter in
any elaborate remarks regarding venereal affections 1t
disease dt unfortunately pevaes ali ranks of society rich
ana poor matrimonial and single all will observe is if
class ms peculiar with any of those that describe
tSee treatise by calling at Otie will give him. of
all, charge what explanation or adyce he may desire
II often happens that -tImed of shame or dread
o. discovery dete patient from applying those who
from education and respecabty can befnend him DELAY
ing treatment till all the constitutional symptoms of this
horld disease make their appearance.
Iosnch the doctor pledges himself preserve the most
nVi0abe secrecy and from his practice and
Hence he confidently recommend ,,. and snoal, n,,
oa> 20 l.. Z. THOMSON
mon sign OF the Marble Hsculapian Statue Private en
trance FIRST door TO the right of No IS in (arondeIe, str,
rhE a'e esfes Doth IN Common and Carondee s milo I'm
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.

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l. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, from its organization to the present time ncu
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A SELECTION OF LEADING CASES UPON
CRIMINAL LAW, decided in the u. 5. Supreme Court,
with Notes and ustraonsby james ?. Holcombe, ESD
/ vol. Syo - - - -
SMITHS COMPENDIUM OF MERCANTILE LAW,
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Railro2ds-ThG Carroiton Railroad Cars leave the
Depot, at the of Pertido and Baronne streets.
The LGfnyette Railroad Cars leave the of Canal
and Baronne streets, every half hour during the day.
The Poachartran Railroad Cars leave the Depot at the
of Champs Eysees and Old Levee Streets hour
Turing the day.
The MEXICAN Gulf Railroad Cars leave the corner of
Champs Elysees and Good Children streets
Canals Tbs Canal Caroadeet connects the First Mu-
nicipalty with Lake Ponchartran the Old Basin being
city terminus and the Port of Bayou ST. John its lake
terminus
The No Canal the Second Municipality with
Lake Pontchartrain; the New Basin Circus street be-
Julia street and Triton Walk, being its terminus,
and Port IIathrop its lake terminus.
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fourth Tuesday of each month at No Is Common street
Otfieen-Walter Van Rensselaer,, w M; W. ). Arm
''e FIFE CREsCENT CITY LoDGE-under the urisdc
ton of the Grand Lodge of Mssissippi-hod their monthly
meetings on the first Thursday evening of each month at
Of Baronne and Pedido streets ofcers-W H. Howard
HIRAM LODGE OF A. Y. MASONS-hold their
monthly meetings in the Mas9ne Hall CORNER OF BaGnne
haIf.past o'clock r NJ. Oficers-D G. Benbro3k, w
IL James H. Miller S w; Nathan S1riyelhon, W; Df
EUREKA LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand no
Lodge Of Msssippod their meetings in Laiayet'e ns on
the first Wednesday of each MONTH Levee street. neal
Jackson Oficefs-A. J. Williams, w NJ J. B. Clements
SepntRry
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

va. 90 CHStOmhOHSC street, .NrbC Drifdp
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY No PAY REQuIRFD
4 UNTIL CURE Is EFFEcTED.-Prvate diseases cured 10
few days by regular physician without mercury O'lH
POISONOUS medicines, at No 81 Customhouse street New
leans, Louisiana.
DR. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms OF certain Disease his general aid
sement IN another column The treatment adopted by him
Is that which has the approval Of the gued a
has proved beyond doubt that permanent eupB
ure, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases ndn
by certain solitary practice etc etc. can now be obtained
TO moral certainty. if application be made to those wSe
Intelligence, skill and experience be relied on Since W.
Mullen opened IN this city nH the many cases that hayeone
under his care have been cured without single exception
Some of these were of years standing One remarkable case
OF structure 30 old has been cured to the supnOs
patient The gentleman (whose responsibility known
the citizens OF New Oreans) at hand and (by his Jem
sOn) can be referred TO. Dr. Ms treatment of structure
not known south of Network His treatment of gomez
pa and geei Is the most perfect ever discovered me
shortest safest and The patient takes cOpalsa e.
beis, turpentine, other doses but Is %
tanned IN one or two days without pain, INCONVENIENCE
change OF diet s7 No unless effected ~ihn
the time named
IMPoTENcy-Y Dung men or others who by seSnaleya~
or sell pollution may have brought themselves any q w
diligence OF the passions, such premature impotence
voluntary seminal emissions general debility constitution
arrangement, may consult DR.. Mullen with honorable to
hdence he offers them perfect cure The snces 'ece"
observed.
DR. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office, No 70 u
tomhouse St BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. p
e-V@ Remember, No ST Cusomhouse St mlpIp
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as man that viii neither make buy sell nor use as be'
erage, Sprituons or Malt Liquors :" me VI oiaef'
GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF ggZygw
G1 and bAision Sons ans Of held
the 10th Of October lSa! the following brethren - s
pss sI dn ef r As ais5s e e
s. M W. a McRean Sem
T 5EGF fl Ra fEHPE 6E at c
t s f9pn HS 3 hehSSRSpf; 55 We1snea
BaTy w D 10; w j, Alern, W d b U; A. c. Glover
Lou GisIANA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No, Inject
As.5ngs, rsSs v + JOIN M NsF
R sRa Bennett rr }9 Skinner W g. Jacob N"n'o
ScEaS TEMR5E f., H9 3 Ns, No
3 Ghse Tq " co wy IT, T.
HanfI r ? u XsnassWV B Bs b T BG VIM How
8
e f Ss! !!
wcK{sT Tsn bf TEf sf'iPS H6ToR No.
Of Pelican Dyen corner Of is6 ch1ss and b G9m
% $s@ W. %% H$ y i msP's "
b ie%ss ss'SP% i f bH@sS 8 John Bissnoi
Ae FELc Il 8 b1HsoS
evening at half past clock in the Sons Of Temperance
o s on tn, the s %sanda aDd st. Caes ee
ass5 for y Ps 4 e t. Gsnd me 1fG
s s;o LaWenee P Mciyaine s. Albert swain II James
Burke, G; Thomas Cunan, A G. Isaac Mckenzie, $;
" ocEA isF bfi!1HlsIoN No Wedpesday
s Sd Maae 81 e0sS e%e + John
Reye " A Anarew 6 Jackson, 5; samq 81 Collier,
Mc(thay. Z. Lawrence A
SIP YSgnkeI s Edward Mitchell r wv
at M ps No spsy Essay
eersW F. Tton, WP stevens, W 4; 8 Gle %G,;aB
IS; r; Il Bnney, q j. Williams, A c; j. H. Saxon,
W FnN 2s no meets every Thursday
as street re ii 6icefsgTs Barry, VIZ = Ws; WAT
70; j BabcocK i S; A. G. Glover, o S; R. L. Bruce,
WASHINGTON DIVISION, No, s., Of Lafayette
a nsa1 s on s paa
&j; e.! ss i HSss S %ns%i 5
sss s 81 v Nf1f c bTsdS rq No.
Sdh Rss M Go, W WIS Tu Al EF?
sFTseESE
in M hss ES0 DvEo Af
Gretna Parish of Jefferson on Tuesday 18th August 847
by The Grand Worthy Patriarch James Patterson.
LOUISIANA DIVISION, No. 11-meets every Friday
evening in Unity Hall, No Margny Buildings, above the
Horribly, WP; j. B. ,Vandergritf, W A r. NJ LgsfeT, R
s ssGs r W. ks % yShn Mffe o%
R Y5rNG M }sp s MAGES6L3A DIVISION No
NJ R0ya i Tsscs 9 aa5J
S Avery Barlow A S ; George K. Fitch. S; Henry
s; n; Cole, Q s j., = Han Harper; PWP .
evening January 15 the Hall OF the Pelican Division No
James Garland, WP William Hail. W A D. P. Hunter,
Geo. sh" Gs "a +; Alex s6theIand e; VIM il Crane
AC; r. H. BowIes | S; Augustus S. Foster o S.
HARMONY DIVISION, No. 15-Organized February
Hal Of Crystal Fount DIVISION No - TchoupitonIas
b Amy, r S. G Hebson, A + S; Chas Chase, S; c D
Bradford, T; J w McCracken, c. Nolan, A c; John ii
Burroughs / s; Charles Ferguson, IS.
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. 17-Orsanized Sunday, Feb
q 1913. Officers for the present quaer-John Larue.
w P; E l. Lewis, w A. c Roussein, r S. Lewis Brown,
S. w Scates, T; Nicholas Srnger, c; Thomas Biz
min ghanl c. st Maur Stuart, S; Peter Johnson. S.
OLIVE BRANCH UNION, No l. Daughters of Tenn
perance-was instituted December H. ls4 Meets every
Monday evening half past clock, Goodhope Chapel
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M SONIC,

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9, of ROYAL 4
ARCH MASONS-undeT the Immediate juris,Iic. - w
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United X X
States-hoId their monthly meetings the first
Monday evening OF each month the Masonic Hall over
the Caroton Railroad Depot corner of Baronne and Per
dido streets Oificen-F H. Lewis II P; d. Blair Sec '
NEW ERA CHAPTER OF ROY AL ARCH MASONS
under the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand
Chapter for the United Statehood their monthly meeting,
on the ID Mondayevening Teach month the Masonic a
over he Carrolon Railroad Depot of Baronue and
Perfido streets oficers-John Gedge Ii P H. NJ sum
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the iuris-
dctlon OF the Grand Lodge oi Msspp-hod their monthly
meetings on the s Tuesday evening of each month al the
Masonic Hall over the Caroon Railroad Depot corner OF
w NJ Sam G.. Risk Secnaarv
LAFAYETTE LODG the jurisdiction of the
Gand Lodge OF Nsls>ippthod their monthly meetings in
The Guy Of LAFAYETTE the third Monday of each month
az me Odd Fellow Hall Levee street near Jackson
oineeFs-M. R Dudley, W NJ; w. A. Arms Secretary
W aRREN L0DGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
10 II Oh Mi,SiSsippi-hod their monthly stated meetings
On T second Tuesday IN each month, the Masonic Han
ne tdfroton Railroad Depot corner of Baronne and
hanson. Secretary. = - ~ " ~ ~ WI
MARION LoDGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge % Isslsslpp!-Aod ths!l monthly meetings on tie
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h5 j. Is. STEEL. IA Camp st.
FRENCH PRoNouNcING DICTIONARY.

THE STANDARD PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY
(saennes) of the French and Engi p languages IN
and French The first part comprehendng words in com
mon use terms connected with science terms belonging to
II 600 terms lately published with the of every
word according to the French Academy and the most emf
nent photographers and Grammarians; together with $50
critical remarks in which the various methods of pronounc
employed by different authors Investigated and
pared with each other The second part containing copi-
Gus VOCABULARY OF English words and expressions, with the
by kccal and comprehensive system of French pronun-
cation. By Gabriel Surenne F. A. S E. French Teacher
Edinburgh Corresponding member of the French Gram
NAUTICAL Society of Paris, Lecturer Military History the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author of several
works on Education.
Also, REDS DICTIONARY ofthe English language,
containing the Pronunciation Etymoogy and Explanation
of all words authorised by eminent writers.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Sationes
Warehouse and Emporium for STANDARD, Miscellaneous,
Polite and School Literature.
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AMERICAN AND ENGLISH WoMEN-The Amerl-
can gr at eighteen is one of the most beautiful OF
living beings but at thirty she is passe AT forty
the English woman is in her prime Whence comes
The diernce-from their respective habits of Inv,
ing. The American woman lives in hot houses and
takes very little exercise abroad, and when ,E she
does she is i'll pro ected against the weather Inc
English woman rides, walks, practices archery ana
other exercises in the air, and is always proper
" clad to meet the exigencles OF the Wea'ier
Hence her beauty is a perennial bloom. One is
hot house pant that withers exposure, the other
hardy tree that ourishes in every phase of weather
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN.

nR. BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND AsTRN
- GENT SYRUP-.7n Infaiiihe Remedy for Cholra
minimum Summer Complaint Of Chtdren Cholera Nor
bus, Diarrhga, and any Irregularities of the B0ee S
bu the Surgeons in the United States .4rmy 0h great
success.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, RECOMMENDED
by the most eminent Physicians. Letter from the Rev
Alexander Campbell President of Mississippi College Gin
ton and now of New Orleans j
DR.. Els BILLINGS: Dear Sir-It is but simple justice
to yourself and the public generally for me to say that after
having abOred for several months during the last year
der the OF the of our climate the arhPs
until Tin spite of the usual remedies applied BY gentlemen
the faculty deservedy high in public esmaon) my bodily
system was wholly Frustrated, | found yonr Astrngen
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the case also found
equally effective in curing of my children of the
miserable complaint Since it effected cure on myself
have taken whenever from any cause there were sym
of recurrence and have always found as eetaa
IN prevention, as 1t had been previously in cure.
In this Southern country traveller whether by aB
water ought to carry with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention, and with almost no e.
pense, he might himself he on his way FAM
lies and plantations would only save much disease bat
many dear and valuable lives by always keeping
part OF their medical stores. Yours, sc.
ALEXANDER Campbell
CLINTON, MISS, May 49, 1876
From The .Armv.-Matamoros, (Mexico) April 9Th BiI-
have used few bottles of DIR. Billings Syrup sent
some ct the worst OF Dysentery under my charge
OF which it produced n permanent in few days. III
powerful remedy possessing medical virtues.
j. b. ASH Asst Surgeon, U. S. A.
,,cV For sale by SICKLES y co. 90 Canal and a
Magazine streets New Orleans w. H. FOX Nachez; 9
Grand GnIf
t-y~ Wholesale Agency 72 GIMP Street
mh7 I'm d. HANSBROUGH
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Thomas H. Barker No % Camp street, corner OF
Common.
APPoRTIoNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
nv ACT to apgortion the representation the Senate
and House of REPRESENTATIVES an the General Assembly
made IN undsr the and 18th e ere ets of the
Constitution
sEorIosl Be it ENACTED by the Senate and House of
tionmen SHAH have been made the State shall be divided
The parishes Of Paquemines, ST. Bernard and the part of
the parish Of Orleans on the Tght hank of the Mississippi
All that portion Of the parish Of Orleans on the left bank
one OF siG @ ee f oyr shall form
The parishes Of Jefferson and St Charles shall form
The parishes Of St. John the Baptist, St James and
Ascension, shall form District. and shall elect
The parishes of Assumption Lafourche interior and Ter
The parishes of East Baton Rouge and Livingston shall
The parishes of St; Helena, Washington and ST. Tam
East Fse @ ene
The parish Of West Feliciana shall form one District, and
rhe parish Of Point coupde shall form District and
The parishes of Concorda and Tensas shall form one Dis
The parishes of Madison and Carroll shall form one Dis
tret, and elect one Senator
The parishes of Caahoula, franklin and Caldwell shall
form one District, and elect Senator.
The parishes of Ouacha, Morehouse Union and Jack.
son, shall form one District, and elect Senator
The parishes of Claiborne and Bossier shall form one Dis
trct, and elect Senator
The parishes of Caddo, De Soto and Sabine shall form
one District, and elect Senator.
The parish of Natchitoches shall form one District and
elect one Senator ~
The parishes of Rapdes and and Avoyees shall form one
District, and elect two Senators
The parishes of St Landry and Calcaseu shall form one
District, and elect two Senator'S
The parishes of Lafayette and Vermion shall form one
District, and elect one Senator.
The parish OF St Martin shall form District and elect
one Senator
The parish of St Mary shall form District and elect
one Senator.
SECTION .4ndben further enacted That until the next
census and apporlonment the House
OF Representatives shall be apportioned among the several
parishes and districts OF 375 electors representative
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No y n S.

MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS, &c.-NledicaI Students can
Nf find at the New Orleans Stationers Warehouse u
Camp street the largest and best assortment 81 all KINDS Of
MEDIC WORKS of the latest revised editions al pup
shes' prices. This collection embraces works IN every
branch of the Healing Art and stands nnrvaled as com,
pIee Library for the Student of Medcneal at the same
price as they are sold in Boston, New York and Phadel-
phia As the list is extensive for an ordinary ADVERTISE
Faculty generally is respectfully invited. The subscriber
feels assured that critical examination OF the stock anu phi
will give satisfaction TO all parties
mb5 j. B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
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A CARD.

k'oR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED-Krour
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run IN con,
Tor the cure of private diseases owing TO the
tef OF many who profess 10 cure sueh case
I'M 70 De nothing but an act OF kindness towards The
InIl9TnHae5y afflicted well sheer justice to Dr. MI
1 70 90 CrsTohHoUsE STREET state that in the
most appalling form and for months together was
s me best 'egular medical practice could obtain in New
t Moe At length heard of Dr. MULIrss great repaa
h APPLIED 10 him and to my great Joy in three weeks
,of re me 70 perfect health Subscribed NewOreans
jan 1871 .uhIs I'M SAMUEL RoBBERsoS'
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DAILY CRESCENT

n-y- Mr. Adams left large amount of property,
certainly not less than half million of dollars,
He has always been frugal man, though 1t can
hardly be believed that he laid up money out of
ty,e salaries of the numerous Offices he held, as
some aver that he did, as these offices all made
heavy expenditures necessary on the part OF their
occupant. He has left but one son-Charles Fran
els Adams-who is married to daughter OF Peter
G.. Brooks, the richest man in New England.
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PERSSE & BROOKS,

DIAPER MANUFACTURERS, &c, Nos IS and o..
.Ndssau STREET between Maiden Lane and John Sire
.NeU York. p Il b. manufacture Paper Of various .a
and descriptions and having in constant operation N ln
Mills Windsor Locks three 81 inch FoudineI ahSS
with fourteen Engines are enabled to execute Orders lam az
uniformity Of weght, color &c They also invite Psfdp5F
attention to their PRINTING and PATENT ENV E IN
hand together With an assorted Stock Of thographc gaa
Tissue Hardware, Cloth Wrapping Tea Shoe and sS
PAPERS, Coored Mediums &c. Trunk, Binders p pnI3
and Straw Boards Ako-Feltings Paper Wire, bO'"
Celebrated Bleaching Powders liz
The highest price paid for Rags Rope Cuttngs. &c wv
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Gg-We would respectfully request the officers OF
the different benevolent societies Temperance,
independent Order of Odd Fellows, Masonic, etc
to furnish us with the changes that may take place
in their organizations toenable us to preserve
a correct record of their officers.
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MEDICAL,

URINARY affections, SYMPTOMS, vruent diseases. beh,
so peculiar their nature that unfortunately hut
are able to discuss them. 1t is herapeutca fact ofF
ance the more the disease penetraes into the system %
its specific and undergoing the transformations W
tend TO asmate to diseases of another nature the mo
tiGut does the treatment become. General Syphilis Sn
taneous and takes place under host of different med
ignorantiy prescribed symptoms OF those complains WE
properly Distinguished yield to professional treatment Of
rative order and the safest method Is ralcal cure Of A.
primary affections in the shortest possible time at the ,
time subdung their characteristic chain OF serious conn
DR.. MALLON 7S Canal street, thoroughly and siiecip
emotions of great satisfaction, his There ae I
few record in the annals OF the healing art WIKI
afford more striking proof of my triumph disease I
the thorough and complete of well known cs 9
this city that looked upon as desperate and beyou
reach of human aid DR. Mallon S offices are at 78 aWe
Street The Doctor has removed to 70 Canal Street ~
doors from Royal street. NH s "u
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PAssEsoERs.--It appears by report of the Sec
retary of State to the Senate that during the year
ending Both September last, 239 4SO passengers ar
rived in the United States, on shipboard, of whom
139, l66 were maes SO, 1875 females, and 939 of sex
moi reported