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ESSlyE45
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AND

A SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION of the
"a LUNGS SPLITTING OF BLOOD COUGHs, COLDS,
ASTHMA PAIN IN THE SIDE, BRONCHITIS HoOpIEG
COUeH, and all Pulmonary Affections.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
. The Louisville journal says: DIR. Rogers LIVER
WORT and TAR not only gives immediate relief in Coughs
and Colds, but from the testimony of men Of the highest
standing here and elsewhere 1t making very Temarka-
bic cures Of Consumption.
The Railway Register adds ''We have heard it stated
by persons Of great Fespectabity who have used ibis med
age, for Coughs Colds, Influenza Bronchitis Asthma Pain
in the Side and Breast Splitting Of Blood, Whooping Cough
nate in Consumpton aud The certificates attached to the
advertisements would seem fully 10 justify this statement
LIVERWORT.
This Plant has for many years been found to be of sngu
ar virtue in the cure Of Affections Of The Liver More
anesng bleeding the Lungs Coughs Of chronic charac
ter, etc. and Of essential service in ali diseases pulmonary
character TAR
This article is now universally acknowledged to be the most
healing and efficient application for diseased decayng
Lungs any portion Of the hy Muscular parts of the
human body It's medicinal and preefyatiye qualities were
understood by the Egyptians in the early Of the world
and doubt exists among scientific men, that the pre-
paTaon used in the embalmmen Of bodies composed
Principally ~ TINS Ingredient In later ages, II was found to
be IN universal use among the abOngnes Of America, and
this day II their principal and in fact only medicine for
usound state Of the Lungs or any approach 10 it. Those
know that death from Consumption Is unknown among
them The medical faculty in all countries appear TO have
become aware OF the great healing properties of this article
and are now introducing N their practice Dr. Buean Of
England DIR. Cdehon of St. Petersburg Dr. La Pneufe,
Of Paris and the distinguished Dr. Cooper have been IL the
habit q combining 1t with other articles in their prescriptions
~ Bei5are Of Coautsrfeits and base Tmifdtioasi
~ The genuine article Is signed ANDREW RoGkRss on
PEIGr 49, ~ Ps F dts o. k otesor So. Sold
Fs'.ssa sCtoViL & MEAD, II 3 ehartres street,
ds 3md&W between Cont and ST. pis sts, n. OHeans
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE sourHERN STATES.
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BUrPiag ~ Me UriHarg Passages, ess ste have besp
cured by this Compound Mixture and cases 81 ptTs ~
me most nSeeFate description, have promptly yei6s 10 their
The preparation is, without doubt most eectual rsmeo
s9a has cured many obstinate diseases after many other med
cs nau taed In its improved form, il nearly tastees
and effects permanent IN the space Of fire or SIR days
Whout much restriction 10 Diet any exposure bust
u- hes iis important advantage, i leaves the
PEI SUBJECT 70 That Troublesome weakness that often
aver me use Of other medicines generally prescribed and ii
eu In ue INST stage OF the disease, will the dis
@ ann remove all unpleasant feelings in few days In
Ef o. chronic stages OF the diseases, in obstinate
fs renale Complaints, such Whites, etc, is with
oe ~. qqo9Dt me most eectual remedy discovered
a d2 not 0ier these Specifics PANACRA, or cure
gcd ~ Out tor The abOye.named cases. we are author.
ID 5,,6r1og, 10Y and Peeer, oEPars Che inventors
we would here remark, ulatt.sss 5raps-,t;,r. han, H.
they have universally proved eficacous years. ana
~ Sole Agency, No Is CARONDELEr SrhrRr
beflDGfH Canal and Common straits III ~
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HTTT7T0T1T7T UTT7| 7 \ y ~ 1TI171
ERh fNF GHuuSt
AEH oiIH'rI1I frfi a AXIS
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THE FRENCH LUCINA CORDTAL;

o. llr ldTbee's ifeSf0rutiUe Lfr0ps.
III VIE INNARlABLE SUCCESS Of these Dropsin cases
Il OF mpoteney has gained for them just celebrity To
those persons who by Of venery selfpOutiOn have
brought themselves Premature ImpOteucy, Involuntary
Seminal Emissions, General Debility Weakness and Sfiyei
ing OF the Genital Organs, Nervous Affections, any other
consequences Of unTane indulgence Of the sensual mas
ons these Drops are strongly recommended This dreadful
practice (Onanlsnl causes depression Oeness Of spirits
with peculiar fits OF melancholy and lessons both mental and
bodily capacity.
" The only Agency in the United States is AZ Ne \
CARoNDELET street, between Canal and Common streets
New Orleans, sign Of the hsCuapius Statue. Il 1y
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nRs;- , LERoY !, |: !, ( aq q !

W ~ - W q "A a g. n r.
ClFiC. for the cure oi
tiOnorThRa, Gleet, Stric.
lures, VeRereal Diseases,
etc. etc.
In offering these prepa.
utions to the public,
Doctors Leroy and PeletieT
fearlessly hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but uue.
Qualled, either for their
curative properties or for
mlidness, safety and GER
talnty In their operations,
by any other preparation.
compounded for similar
purposes, now before he
public.
Long standing cases ol
G0R9rrhGa, Gksct, Strie,
lures. Pains iufhs i .0jBq
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CDiiEs having had ~ years experience offers the
~ above iniabe remedy for all Diseases per. go,
tanning to the EYE Ophthalmia, of five years -ssEA
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye ~
81 8 ysars, cured in 10 weeks; of this city ~
being stone blind for months restored to the sight of one
eye IN lEee weeks gentle who always used specs for
90 years, by using only one drop, was enabled read the
newspaper without them by candleight hOdrs after. In
incarnation Of days cured bV sing}e droB II gives
b1llaneg to the Eye and also strengthens the sight
CHARLES street. anil III
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TO ALI, WHOM IN MAY CONCERN.

TUNHE subscribers wOud respectfully call the attention of
Il COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and Dealers in 80
HATS and CAPS in genefu to their VERY -
IN LARGE assortment ufthe above named Goods, %
4 III which is SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY
q comprising EVERY KIND AND QUALITY, en-
trey numerous 10 detail but honestly all per
sons about purchasing IN this line that an inspection Of their
stock wall be greatly to their advantage, before purchasing
elsewhere for the reason that they are mostly an OF their own
manniaetuTe, and come DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
MANpFACTORY Al Newark N. j.: and being satisfied
with the MANUFACTURERS PROFITS feel certain
that purchasers cannot fail to be satisfied also Cater annspec
TONI that the above is represented.
octl en- 3 Gustomhouse street M stairs.
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u tHE subscribers Manufacture from the BEST CAST
A. SIEEL Circular Saws from sixty inches in d.
aeer; ao, Mill Pitt Clos cut and other Saws, all of
peiqr quality They also stale that these saws are ground
DY te patent machnerV, which enables them claim
cuslyey for their Saws the advantages derived from the
OF these machines, which highly important the Saws
are thereby made perfectly and regular in thickness
thin at any part, thus Strengthening Circular Saws by
gradually Increasing them in thickness from the cutting edge
70 then centre; The truth ard uniformity Of their surface
renders & SET IN the teeth necessary, and this account
need % iequen sharQengba les liable to become heated
and also produce saving 10 timber.
- These Saw may be had % iss Subscribers or ~ the
pEnc9q harwaie Merchant ia i CITY ed ieut the
- emdSW p and 81 Gold siEaai elk.
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INSURANCE..

- y - - - - N~---@N
NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL $500, OOO-aI paid in. Surplus sl68OOO
~ Nj Jas. WALKER sse'y, JAS. A; PORTER, Pres.
confined alone and eseuSsy 70 pdeTv5ge e' nave On
River, Sea and Fire Risks taken a ths lowest rates. and
mh96 b ONCE, No 80 Camp street, Neworleaha
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE..
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Jouv M Br1. AN Al1Ises LIS n Kvovyrvs
GE9 ". MARTIN, lAcoB N GGyooE, q. NJ. FoGe,
Z Z, B b, F,9gee, VS. EAEgS. - lsAs'L STAY.
JAMES ]. Gun, Secretary JOHN. NJ HILL, Prest
To- This established Company, with The most ample
Rf or 9 g 5Sd F ii R so continue T. take
Oa PICKETT. PERKINS & CO. s. Magazine st.
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERs' MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent F,d sy Act qf Incorporation. s2OO, 900.
DIRECTORS;
G g Bnl.iti, Samuel JamisOn, Wm. n Paison.
Elliott Robbins, Geo. L. Vanbbber, Charles Fi rids.
Peter Marcy, Ig szymaHsk.
CUTHBERF BULLIrr, Vice President
Jos. NASH Actuary. EwD RAwLE, Solicitor. .. WIN
las JONES, NJ. D. dad A. H. GrSAs, M d, Physicians
an amount subscribed in cash and well secured notes ambi
sufficient for al contingencies, is now prepared receive
Corner Of NJ TCHEZ and GIMP Streets on FiR
MARINE, and RIVER RISKS, and also upon me FS
Of White persons and Slaves.
g7 This Company is established the Mutual principle
interested in its success and its profits divided among is
customers, payable in Cash. instead Of Scrip. d. 1y
AGENCY of the UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
ENSURES on the Mutual princple-i5ith0ut personal
l Il ttd9lttfB-haVlng
100000.
Marine Risks and Risks Of Inland Transporati01 and Nav
! CATION at reduced rates of premiums.
IL The Profits Of the Business b irisd bgt,7esF
the Stockholders and he Insured
Shepherd Knapp, John Van Nest, n, w, Merrill,
| Paul SpOford George II ,Harby, Edw. X. Collins,
| Albert w Wright, George RapsFe, Henry II Munsel,
! Richard I. Buck, G ts-f2Snqppi Edwin Hoyt,
| Charles NJ. Leupp, r. Robertson Jas II. Cooley
! ]. B.. Johnston, Hem ltlolt, 7. NJ. Wetmore,
! Moses Taylor, JnO d. Van Buren, j. H. Brigham,
Jonathan Th0me, John +. Nesmith Ferd Suydam, JE,
| Joseph Bouehaud, H. l.. ROuih, Richard Bell,
| John ID. Hurbut, Joseph Fowler, NH. Wolfe,
/ Lambert Suydam, EbeTt j. Anderson, A. Seignette,
| John $. TapDan, David Austen, james d. Fish,
| Seth Grosvenor, Stephen Allen, Elias B. Brown,
| A. g, Thompson, X. NJ Lawrence, Il. T, II. Gibson.
- kingstord' LAMBERT sUYDAAI, President,
| JOHN S. TAPPAN, Vice President,
FERDINAND Stage, Secretary.
| REFEREFcEs;
| r. q. Cammack, Esq., MesssFs Bel & Sebbins.
Bank .. Maunsel White & O.
Messrs. George Foster & Co. :. Paradise, Lawrason
! .. J. Corning Il Co Co.
.. Martin q StockWel. e. N. II. Brigham.
Bernard Fallon, Esq. e. j. Hart & Co.
Il JAMES II. SUYDAM, Agent,
No. "a Common st. New Orleans,
nl7 I'm opposite the Office of the Sun Mutual ms @
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

1Yl maker and dealer in JEWELRX, GOLD {gHN
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. - -
All Jewery articles repaired at moderate prices Mise
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Tie Great Remedy Pr0czainled !
TIhe OrteatNE 10 .EEiNi1. |!

n NHFEhA stHAAlu AttluHNNs
Prepared from he Original Recipe 1900 yedrs Did dis.
e6ae4sd bU DR.. 4ctiite -anlisik0Hs Of Pdris,)
E7fOR tho Removal and Permanent Cure of al Disease
aantg cures Diseases q che LIVER and all Bilious alice
lions; Diseases OF the Spleen, Heart, and stomach Con
sumption Splitting Of Blood; Coughs; COlds Night
5weais; Debility Emaciati0n Pain aud SOrenes in the
BrUnst Feyer; Shonnes OF Breath Papiialon Of the
asar DFolsy Disease Of the Kidneys and Bladder; Uys
Of S IFs: Painters Choc Chls; Soreness; Lameness
Water Brash Scroiula or Kings Evil al Diseases or
Erlpuons Of the SklnI letter scad Head salt Rheum
Soils Rmnes, ETC.. White Swelling Hip Disease Ueen ;
FoDsys Jaundice; Fever and Ague Chis; Fits; Diar-
h@a Pains OF the Breast Nervousness Neuralgia; Rheu-
mansm: ST. Vus Dance Erysipeas Fluor Albns, and
a Diseases peculiar TO Females as In painful hlestraon
Disease of the Ahmentay CRnal; Catarrhs bizzngls;
Headache WOrmss Constipation; f1less Asthma; De-
Gritty occone by intemperance Delluum Ireners; Los
Of Appetite Disease produced By the OF Mercury, ETC.
II IS among the remains of the Ancient Egyptians that this
celebrated Remedy was discovered. The famous river Nile
has ever been fruitful source OF disease to the inhabitants Of
that country especially the Nile Fever, which is analogous
10 the common Yellow Fever Of New Orleans and it was
not until the discovery Of the Recipe, from which the ORR
ENTAIL LIFE ELIXIR is manuiaotuFed, that lbs ravage
we've arrested, and the dreadful annual vlstt deprived OF lis
lesiroyin power. a,
easas u0rs like shifting fairy sceR n the Arabian Nights
than anything merely natural and therefore mortal prompt,
decided, aid complete It's operaon Indeed the trans
forming single month"; the human body from disease 10
hcalstroRg, vigorous and enduIabes apt to strike te
hehoder with Wondnr but when to reflect The
nature of the ORIENTAL LIFE ELiAlR-its eminenily
distinct ehaacer-together with the fact that seems 70 be
~ Mankind, wonder will cease, and our surprise give
/ place 70 heartfelt admiration and thunitulness.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF IOIIsIANA.
Office, No. 80 Camp street,
ReiMean L0mmOn and GraNier sis.

Office, No. IS Camp street,
Between Common and GTayieF SITS.
TRUsTEEs:
Jahn Hagan, Joseph Walker John s. Allison,
Peter Conrey, Jr, Maunsel White, Vim. II. LeveriCh,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Geo. Strawbndge, Henry y. BuckneT
PETER CoNREY, u. President Board Of Trustees
Joseph W Stanton, John Stroud, Sen, N. NJ. Cohen,
John L. Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w, FaHar,
VIM M. Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, William II. White,
John l., Satiaraus WaTiek Martin, John u BEN,
a, D. Nrussnan. Mark MaltOns NFtl y. Aulnilknlss
Cornelius FelOwes, Joseph Lallande, John y. Leeie.
Edgg. Jenner Coke
for Life Insurance. Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes at the Table Of RATES eiqPshed
by the Board, which less than the rates charged by the
New York and London offices, and without their tre ons
70 residence in the South By the charter, Dividends OF
Profits are declared annually, and the profits draw interest,"
am can be made available at once to the extent Of two
OF e amount where the party has paid his premiums IN tu
RoHN HkGAS, President of the Company.
r 1khsToE W, fARRAR, Vice President
THOMAS HUM, M. ID, ) Consultation.
HARMON Do ANE, Secretary e.. e. u. GOoLD Attorney.
RIcIARo BEIN, NJ D. No "a Magazine street, Medical
whites 70 P Ma at his residence lie will examine white
applicants az inc once OF the Company daily from 124 10
without permit which san be had on application at the office
OF the Company. ii. G. HEARIIs Agent
~ California Permits issued to life Insurance mem
neIs az New hok and London rates, fQecus, Table Of
Recesa TO effect Insurance be had at the office Of he
In order to accommodate an CLASSES Of our citizens Young
men and mechanics having families dependent upon Them the
Company viii allow a persons l5urne for ife where he
premium amounts $50 per anuDl to pay In
cash and oHeha in satisfactory endorsed note at " months
bearing interest al per cent per amman.
N b, The business Of ths Company is confined to IiFE
lNsuKAFlE Only. By resolution OF the Board. no Fre
River o. ll7file Rilss are taken
~ 0ias hours 9 a. ~ to6r.N is27 tid
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mo Tuosp rrFN {}ITFa ,,,ru 1r,,rng.

1IiDSL- AffLlCIED WITH NENEhEAl4
,DiSEAsES;-The reputation Of the writer is well
established that all that necessary say those who have
been unfortunate to have contracted of those
dreadful diseases known and called Secret Diseases any part
Of their various FORMS is that the writer after
tni practice Of wenty-sx years confined strictly Venerea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (having treated and ne.
eyed many hundreds who past all hope many whom
had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians without
receiving any beneht) enabled to offer positively safe
certain and speedy Should of the unfortunately
afflicted ibis short advertisement, they would do well TO
call at No SO CUsTOMHOUsE street, before applying
where, and avail themselves of benefits OF The ubsCbers
long and successful experience
iytb If b. +. MULLEN rs Cusofplouse sfrsat
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TENT NANDEACnORE.
VIE subscriber would resneetfuy call the attention f ali
loe bound 20 the gold region to his large stock Of
ueIu ana Necessary articles, such every variety Of gVui
ana other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poles ClanVsss
fACh SADDLES; Potable CAMP BEDS weiehing shont
tHQ pounds canvass TRAVELLING BAGS, etc, an OF
Wn ne Oefs az fair prices, and in any quantity. Those
Mlig tei articles WaterproOied be accommodated
anu 4 au customers who prefer do their own wHterpro
g, ue subscriber will give receipt and guarantee lie Ed
l9 equa 10 any other process Fall and Purchase ROPES
q every description spiced and furnished FLAGS Of eve1
made 70 order and neatly repaired Every s,
uOnoi Wood and lronFrame A VIKINGS, TARPAfJT.TNS
e'e' made and warranted proof against rot ormildeN
corner Canal and Magazine sts : eniTanrs ~. rs,st
An orders from the country viii be pTompty a.
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EDUCATION.


ORLEANS HIGH sCtOO1s.. .EsplRnade Street.
EhASTD6 EVERETT, A MI,
Nlrectur aud Proprietor.
Atio tnsstiioai tl se rdueat0h Of young gentlemen,
va oreNCt anfi, 1885, aud sacnred for itself
enian4 {. - l.sl s.aliiHlalse.s ii the South.
Ai u iie tntlon s IN part oil New Orleans Ghat
e pputg q iie an and entire treedom from
recent ilspioSe ens on very liberal scale, the build
fnl eQan1s have been carefully adapted 10 nli the
nssessiIies % eoa1iiuf and Dag School.
AR faftous hranelas Of knosFledEe taught BY Mr.
Everett and onr lant Professors, selected with view to-
G994 character and skl and experience in teaehing.
ne sla o. education embraces the Grammar and Lit
StA.nie q Ne seks 1atns kngish, FRENCH and Spanish
Political Economy, Moral Philosophy Book keeping,
neles Aigebfas 6eomeifys Tng0n0meiry, Natural
t1llosophl and Chcmistrg.
students be nsfpohd at the expense of parents in
l4ngs Music Dancing and Fencing, skiul masters oil
llse requirements being connected with the School
o. me French and the English, written and spoken lam
suges ne Institution presents singular advantages br
thorough requirement Of the French. French the mother
tongue Of lt oi the pupils and an the instructors are
eay eoise1nl with The language The English classes are
by f Everett soegs and he VIII give, heEeolore
secpraig knowledge Of the language OF TIE land 10 the
hief classes g given, IN CONNECTION with Rhetoric, course
OF English and French Literature.
lhe Ancient Languages hare recently received a new
Impulse There are two Greek and lee Latin Glasses
On course OF successful operation, and students may here
ra the same thorough KNOWLEDGE OF these languages that
is imparied in orr best Northern COLLEGES.
The pilee Of Board (waslng iRcindii) and Tuo in an
qr amy Of the branches, Is Es3l per month"; re tre si
Hnh Hoard Is d this includes Tuition in an nranv az the
branches The price o. Day Scholars is g. D or 2 dollars,
according to advancement lil4 I'm
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lpsehman married j Yankee wife, who
irfr 81 "a mloleEHble vixen. One day,
p iaied beyond '4l endurance BY her tongue,
ife 80, .ilof began g rail little ia turn. He
t.a indeed e eel the woman BY that yery. ofTsn-
aye pate sslyc epithstNvhiel signifes the female
ZIG canine Species but shocked at the Thought Of
ns'ne uF1eaontng phrase TO lady he gave
Venta BEG wrath IN aningenious cireuinloeuton, by
Swearing that She was ke lsife az a lam fog ~
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~. CRESCENT !. y CITY HOTEL,

CORNER CUSTOJNHO USE AND FRONT SITS,
NNTIlsL be opened for the reception Of BOARD -.
y Eks On Wedpesslay, January 3, 1919. Well 5s.f
FURNISHED r 90 NJ 5 for Families and Single ,,1l
Gentlemen. TABIE-he best the market will afford Wy
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly Tor the accommodation Of city and Board
eT 1t IS one Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
c and no pains will be spared to render those who may stop
with him comfortable.
e41 Faithful and attentive Servants.
TEBMs-as reasonable any establishment Of the kind in
the city Cjal d&Wul L. ALEXANDER Proprietor
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y92HHfN sTR4Tpp; JoHN sTRoUB; JR. WIN STROUD.
" Garondelet and BaTonne SIS, Dealers IN MAR-0EaN
Bile MANTEL-PIECES and ENAMEII,EDt [ JASl
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB \tlll8J
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in cllltth3,flo
AZ iis different varieties Thomason LINE, Cal 4Y
drauic CEMENT, Pastering HAIR, White sand, ~
English, Pensacola and Pittsburg FRIEDRICH. my3
- OBsEtT SKINNER, BrickIager az RoYAL ST..
~ Undertakes all kinds Of FIRE-VORK, such as - .
The Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam Boil TO-
ars etc.. All work done by the subscriber viii he I'D
guaranteed, and specimens Of his work may be seen
n. p. PI4AsTERING and WITHDRAWING done
with a. patch. iat9 ly
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hR, PEAHsON inorms hla patterns thai he oan Be
II consulted daily his Office from Z
A. NJ to 5 r NJ Dr Persons many i'm.
provemenis in DENTAL SURGERY vi 49,
retoO well known and appreciated 10 require ILL
enumeratng His Block Teeth are particularly worthy The
attention OF those requiring artificial His nnces are
graded TO snt the circumstances Of al. Office al his resi-
dence, No. BARosNE sTREET, neas Canal. SO e
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. fAHF.-en. faez, tle aie Venezuelan
ia the Castle Of San Antonio.
na, le Government instructions respecs-
hih REQUIRE ihas Be- Ahall be kept ii close
shan bsTisiied BY bate psrson al
w and such penoR not b repsai the visit !;
article iakep 40 him shall be examined and a
H Wags to remain sigtit Of itin. The
eFelaorQf DE Casiles WHO 3 charged with ths
Hasafna "A fAsss orisfs. hhs assumed toward hia
pas s5maihi1g df ilarigpID slr Hudson Lowe
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ieekNrRlffre blr. Bromdeid, who died a few
l nee Boslon, sasihg large fortune ior
eheHatls Enases, was enc tle most eeeenlrio
men ever existed. lie could not 5sas 10 be.
wales en- md 81 .as reason never would board at
hessi teeass v eoad not carry up his own
Noel SO water Though he spent tery httle, the
manuel s. BE has disposed oi his fortune
heNs al s iibe4al-niinded man. His pri-
nesis AEe very ruuierous, and many Of them
mere easqal ac4taintaneess though be seems
sast eases 8 have selected those who would be
most benefited by his naoney
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MEDIGAL CARDSs


ft'Gtfis sI NJ a. bt.tsftli W Tile AttLlCIEb =
snhng Physicians for the of private dease owing TO
e utter dsluacaons Of those who profess 10 cure such
t deem Y 10 be nothing but act of kindness towards
le pnqIiunaey afflicted, as well sheer Justice Dr.
MULLEN, No. 81 CusToMHoUsE STREET, to that in
the year 1876 was sOTey afflicted with Syphilis in its worst
and mo- iqppang form and for several months together was
under The hel regular medical practice could obtain in New
Orleans, without being at all benetledndeed gre worse,
AT length heard Of Dr. Mulens great reputation ap.
phed to HIM and to great JOY, in three weeks he restored
me @ perfect health Subscrbed New Orleans JAM T. 1871
Bl0 II SAMUEL ROBERTSON