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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

No. 30 CUSIO.NHO USE STREET, N. U.
INVALUABLE DlSCOVERY-NO PAY REQUIRED
l. UNTIL CURE IS EFFECTED.-Pnvae Diseases cured In
few days by regular physician, without other
poisonous medicines. at No. SO CUsTOMHOUsE STREET
New Orleans Louisiana.
DIR. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms of certain Disease his general al
tisement another column The treatment adopted by
him that which has the approval the dsng used
Surgeons of Paris London and New York and its
sal success has proved beyond doubt that
for the of constitutional syphilis, gonorhPa,
structure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands, diseases
duced by certain solitary practice etc etc., can now be OBJ
tanned to moral certainty, application be made to those
whose intelligence, skill and experience be relied on
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases
that have under his have been cured without
single exception Some of these of years standing
One remarkable of structure ~ old has been cured
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whOse re-
specabty is known TO the citizens OF New Orleans) IS at
hand and (by his permsOn) be referred to- Dr. NJ
treatment OF structure not known South OF New ork
His treatment OF gononhga and geet the most perfect
discovered 1t The shortest, safest and sures The
patient takes c0pava cubebs, tuTpenne other
doses, but obtained in TWO days without
pam inconvenience change OF diet. GY No unless
cure is effected within the time named.
IMPoTEyCY.-Young men Others who, by sexual ex-
self pollution, have brought themselves any
of the painful consequences resulting from ned
indulgence of the passions, such premature impO-
tency, involuntary seminal emissions, general debility or
constitutional arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he offers them perfect The
strletest secresy observed -
Dr.. Mullen be consulted daily at his office No. So
CustOmhouse St. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ ID.
IT," Remember No. 30 CusiOmhouse St mis- If
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FOE FEMALES AND MALES.
BE YE FRuITFuL AND MrLTIPLY;
nR. LARZETTIS JUNO CORDIAL, OR
u CREATIVE EIIXIR =Thi. Is Tie onIe aclnal l

zF FRmITr ,ro ASP ppo
DCREATiVE ELIXiR-Ths S The onis actual rene
dy ever discovered for impotency General Debility Noe
urna Emissions and all diseases occasl1ned by cetaln
habits and the nostrnms recently recommended
for the complaints are worthless limitations which its
unIivaed excellence fame, and popularity have brought
the market The medical faculty of Europe and the
and have Iot
single instance that has been authenticated 10 any com
relieved by the Juno Cordial are generally such as to leave
the publication OF certificates OF out D the question: or
moi accidentally obtained but firmly based upon its
positive and apparently miraculous virtues In all directions
are TO be found the happy paea OF healthy offspring WHO
would have been but for this exrao binary pepar3
it recommended. Objection has h-en naturally made
the price of the Juno Cordial because the trash that has
but the fac is the Cordial be afforded for less, and
ought to he much deaer OF the ingredients which
the Others made of cheap drugs, worth but little in
ney. and less We the reader hat The utmost
low, viz: Loss Muscular Energy, Physical Lasi1nde
lions Indigestion Sluggshness Of the Liver elect Leu.
corrhga Whites and Fluof Abo and evey disease in
Functions-ln all of which it will afford almost Immediate
relief and if used directed almost certain prodUce
conscious of any weakness disability Of certain nature,
should take this CORDIAL, it will inalbly restore
spring of regret if recourse be had to 1t the mOst
beneficial results be anticipated with confidence 1t
Of priceless vaue those without offspring. 1t has taken
tie precedence in Italy and will In all other countries where
1t also posseses the unrvaed qualities OF curing ncpent
Consumption and have administered with to
VINE s1 aad I the 9ae o e he,
been added to the catalogue for the OF ncpent
To spread wide the blessings of this medicine have ap-
pointed MesSrs JUDSON CO. of the city of New York,
ana none can De f5s SG IAR2GTT ns
Sold ONLY IN New Orleans at 50 POYDRAS STREET.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

C, - 49, n.tH O!t q q I r. OF IL, n
ESTABLiSHED in 1912 under the superintendent of
Il the Misses ALLISON from London-ln this Institu-
the OF study thorough and systematic vague
theories, superficial methods of teaching TO elicit display
resoed of the various departments of science
literature
The French Language under the superintendent of
guages music and the accomplishments taught by
tens OF equal eminence in their professions.
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils for of one of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
EH Terms be known application to the residence
OF the Misses ALLISON. Carondeet st. ms ly
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Evening Glasses for the
Spanish, French & English Languages

DROFESSOR VARGAS, native of Andausia, Spain
Il will open an Epeaing Glass February ist. at No. -
UNION STREET, (Barkers Buldngs for the lnstrnction
of mparting instruction, Mr. y guarantees that his Pqps
with ordinary application will be able in three months to
read translate and speak the Spanish Language 6uenty
Mr. has also made with Professor OF Enc
ish that instruction will be given any branch of the
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, including BOOK kEEPlNG
by Double Entry.
TERMS MODERATE. Hours from to p. NJ. Jazz 6m
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A LII persons wishing procure our PIANO FORTES
IA in the New Orleans market. eli her with .ESR1.
or without the Eolian Attachment. in EErHlsTz
formed that VIM. T. MAYO. No. S CampY H M * y
street, is ourduy au horzed Agent for that1 y u v
city and fully authorized sell Boston prices with
only freight and added and orders for
any descp on of instruments manufactured by leaving
factory on their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
sold above is warranted by US, and be exchanged with
out to the purchaser if found satisfactory after
trial Each instrument will future be accompanied with
invoice at Boston cash prices which may be by
purchaser if inquired for. We have the exclusive
E Fl N 1-Ig in BE- of the PAT
Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES, with and without
the Eolian Attachment.
T. GILBERT & co, 400 Washington street.
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STOP HERE!-S5o0 FORFEIT.

.9tScukGpian Statue
ISR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Com
" POUND SPECIFICS and ANrI.VkNERKAL MIxruREs
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CONSU PTTON CURART,E

MI ~ = . NJ : 2 ~ = 2 = a % n =
- duce Lungs that are gomez Certainly not. Bot a
ceatce may form, and the patient will recover 4ndraI.
DR.. TUNSTALL, of London, Edinburg and Paris, after
% years the Medical oession (see Diplomas
at his Office attends daily TO DISEASES OF THE
CHEST-Consumpton Asthma. Splitting of Blood, Sore
of the Chest Hectic Flush, Pain in the Chest Colds,
bronchitis Night Sweats and other Diseases OF Debility.
(See Testimonials the Daily Crescent jan 18th, 1919
tSeteIepces eiyeu Il this city.
DT. L. VIII take pleasure examining the Chest and
first consultation free at ~ Circus street. between Per-
dlddo and GTaver STREETS Ja2O
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H I E L D S & G LLINS,
Wood, Steel and Copperplate Engravers and
I'm s.-4 CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS,
WOuLDnformt he Public that they have located them.
selves as above and prepared execute all orders
enlTued . then Th neaness and dispatch BUSI
CHANGE AND LADfNG BIIJ HEhDS RANK
CHECKS, JEWELRY AMP SILVER WARE, engra
we'd in the neates Having procured an yensye
and well selected assortment of CARDS PAPER ETC. are
enabled 70 furnish the business community with sunerio
PRINTING at reduced prices. Commission Mefchants
having Plates respectfully requested TO give us nathe
reduction in that branch being over 80 per cent ~
ex STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, STAMPS
and CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, for sale.
ER- WOOD CUTS and STENCIL PLATES executed
to order. II IN,
DRAYS, WAC ONs, CARTS, CART-WHEELS, &c.
rstHE undersigned, agents for the sale of ez
4 ID. G. Wilson's and T. Chds & Co.'S ySS&
$o sy ph n ZIP payS Carts Wagons etc.
SO DRAWS, iron and wooden xetrees, assorted sizes
20 WAC ms, assorted siZes-with and without bodies
10 CARTS, assorted sizes.
100 pair OK CART WHEELS, assorted Sizes
90 WHEELBARROWS.
rs CANAL-BARROWS.
j. For sale by EMERSON. TOURNE, s. CO.,
10 1aS Tchonptioulas 81.
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NCING ACAD MY.

D A N G G. A G ny
ID Carondelet, between Canal and Common SITS.
CONDUCTED IN THE LATEST PARISIA
~ STILE-Mr P. CLiSSEY has the honor to Ana
inform his friends and patrons of this city, that ga9
having returned from his late in Paris he has MT1
recommended giving his lessons thai graceful ant isE
DANCING. Mr.. e. will teach QUADRILLEs, ~T1S
VALUES, P0LKAs, VALsE DEUx TEMPS. VALsE A
CINQ TEMPS REp0WA, and several other late fashionable
and elegant DANCES that, yet. have not out.
Days for Children. Mondays and Thursdays Mr. G. will
devote from until o'clock for private lessons ladies and
gentlemen. He has also reopened his
Ac & amy n L afay ette,
Corner OF St Andrew and Camp streets, for the
mediation of ladies and children who reside distance from
the City DAYS of Classes in Lafayette Tuesday and Friday
ER Gentlemen respectfully informed that Class will
be opened for them from until 10 clock every evening in
the week particularly for those who wish perfect them
selves in short of time, Mr. c. engaging teach
them to dance Quadries in the of month and
to enable gentleman to present himself with and ee
gance in any Ballroom. fy6 I'm
t Satisfactory evidence can be shown from many gen.
temen no favored him with their patronage last
to Dizziness OF the head in WALKING entirely cured
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Boston, October "a, 1S48

T. GILBERT & CO.'S PIANO FORTES.
PURCHASERS OF PIANOS AND EOLIANS from
the above house are respectfully informed that Mr..
THOMPSON, Tuner and Regulator, from the Factory,
be found at MAYO'S MUSIC STORE, 5 Camp street,
for few weeks ready TO make the annual examn of
all Pianos manufactured by t. G. Co. fy5 I'm
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COLVER'S
NOTARY CONCAVE BEATER CHURN
BUTTER IN FIVE .MIEUTESl

ME call the of the public the article heading
w this advertisement, and invite the enerprng nd
curious call and witness its operation. All advertisements
d relation 70 this invention, to the hundreds who have
4 tested, is supererogation.
Flint. This Chun will produce Butter gathering it in a
mass from sweet milk, in foe to ten minutes and frm
cream prepared, families usually prepare it, in three TO
fue minutes.
Second The utility of the invention is apparent as better
Butter can he produced from milk ueam. tan
soured in the usual and by means of this ChGrn
little girl boy perform fue ten minutes, what
kas heretofore required the labor of for
me tho hours, and sometimes half a day.
Third Ry simply turning thumbscrew the whole in de
dsser taken ont leaving nothing bat the Butter and Milk
in the plain wooden box.
Fourth 1t is the cheapest Churn invented the
simplicity Of its construction (hough embodyng great
philosophical pncipe) makes it but little manufactur
Fifth. 1t is common Churn, all will admit no
will examine it.
We offering the complete monopoly of this taole
nTce States and Counties which will insure certain and
large profits, and speedy return Of investment.
MYERS CHICK & CO.
fyl5 Corner of st. Charles and Common Sta
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MEDICAL.

HALL 1877 Canal ST.. ON THE SYMPTOMS
DANDCUREO OF BRONCHITIS, Loss OF VOICE,
CONSUMPTION etc., sold al IA Camp street, New VI
leans, by n2id&W oml ). D: 81 EEL.
AR WALLACE, No. "a Arcade Passage Zap stars
~ New Orleans. OFFICE HouRs-From A M to H.
and from t06P.M NJ. m
ORDERS left at the Drug Store of Ii. Bonnabel vii be
attended TO JaZo lydeI w
REMOVAL.
nR HOUGH has removed his office 20 No. 133 Ba-
~ rome street. Professional visits and office pescIp-
tons to be settled for when made Office hours from to
II NJ and 4 To & p NJ MS I'm
DISEASES OF TEE EYE AND EAR.
A fFECTIONS OF the o. tic Nerve, lTs ConJunctlvai
IA Inflammation Partial Blindness, Operations Tor STaDiS-
mus and other Diseases affecting Vision. DIR. III ~
stalls OFFICE, 72 Circus street. between PeIddo
and GTaver streets Hours of CousultaOn-l0 till D; sun
days, 10 Till 2 Certificates from Pbycians and Patients
may be seen at his Office ja20
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hereby certify that Mr. Smith purchased the medicine
above mentioned my store and the public can rely on his
statements. b. ID. BAILEY, Druggist,
46 Wickenden street, Providence
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO.,

81 TCHOUPITOULAS Street
fNENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and In
NJ porem of FRUITS, NUTS etc., have for sale
&AISINS-S00 packages. whoes, halves and quarters.
ClTRONS-2o0 boxes flesh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes No. l.
PECANS-200 bags and barrels fine Texas.
3 CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets.
0UTMEGS-500 ID No. 1.
BRANDY CHERRIES MUSCAT WTNE-30O cases.
LOBSTERS-Agenis for manufac'y, j. Caldwell & CO..
& flGS-3D00 druns extra superior
PEPPER, PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-40O bags.
a MACKEREL-An invoice assorted.
ALMONDS-300 trails and bags, soft she'll
WlNES-Port various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga
200 cases old Spanish.
FILBERTS, BRAZIL NUTS-and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts.
BUTTER-250 kegs superior St Louis
I]4 8n AQancH the ceehrafpd Auaricau POWder Co.
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r.. J. Com EZ, Professor {
SPANISH LANGUAGE

No. IS Exchange .4Hey near the St Lonts E1change.
fDRIVATE LESSONS given during the Day Night.
II PLANTATIONS from English French Portuguese or
Italian into Spanish French, Spanish. italian Portn-
Nuese into EengIsh done at shortest notice. fyl6 6m
VINEG AR ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE Undesignelis constantly manufacturing and has
III for sale very iperior article of VINEGAR, 2s
ENhicl he will xnarT nee to improve by age, and fgl
- city Lafayette, at the following reduced 4
qs. to suit the times viz Butts. 60 gallons, a; Barrels
Ga0ns, o. IS Barrels 40 gallons gallon A ihe-
~ discOunt made , wholesale customers.
~ A line lropped in the POstofice will be punctaa y
attended to. (ap29 til JOHN II. WEBB.
OOeper Common mud Marais opposite Charity HosDipi
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~ Sole Agents Of New Orleans RUSTE & PAD
DOCK. No. ITO PoYDRAs STREET Sold also by e d.
REACH, III Canal street. and J. A. FLORAT al the New
Basin. fist
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Case Of Asthma and Costiveness Cured.
PROVIDENCE, March / 1915
hereby certify that after suffering for than thirty
years with the Asthma, was entirely relieved by using for
short time, the Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root
which is prepared by Mr.. Charles Morse J I67 Broad
street. was also troubled with Cosveness which was cured
at the time, by the of the Compound. do recon-
mend it as very safe and ctual medicine.
DAVID GALE, 107 Pine street.
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CERTIFICATES

~ Please read the following certificate from the cee.
brated DIR. BIRGE, of this city:
New ORLEANS. Nov q, 1913
Messr Rustic & PADpocK-Genhelnen: Morse's Com
pound Syrup of Yellow Dock regard of the best
medicines of the day and for purifying the blood
the system and in It's operation upon the glands and
vessels not equaed By her preparation offered to
the afflicted. the medicinal properties of Yellow
Dock far superior Sasapan la almost any other
plant of its nature in the country
]. W BIRGE, NJ d. 100 Carondelet street
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From DR.. ". S. yNackintoshJ
WELLsvILLE, Ohio, Jan g. 1Sl7.-The article of Wild
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicine. and il
considerably in practice. have sold and nearly all
that have forwarded and would be pleased to have
you send another supply early the of ansporta
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FOR SALE AT 26 Tchoupitoulas street:
A LARGE assortment of COOKING STOVES a,
n of different sizes to suit purchasers burn sT
either wood coal RANGES of different sizes ;z~g
PARLOR STOVES;
FRANKLIN STOVES, of all sizes;
NINE and TEN PLATE STOVES:
BAR-ROOM STOVES;
BOX STOVES. etc. ETC.
RUSSIA IRON STOVES. suitable for Court houses and
churches, etc. fylu NJ. II. DEVEREUX,
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M.
- Prepared and sod wholesale and retail by A. B s. D.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street corner
OF VIII am, New York Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and the Canadas Price I'll
per notue-slx bottles, %. fy22
III Sold also by STCKLES g. CO.. No. "a MAG
AzINE STREET; HKEN.vEDT; " J1RVISS CO.: L.
j. DUFILHO, Jr. GRdE. p. d UCONGE .NepOrleaxs
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TIN-PLATE.
900 BOXES &c and TX Charcoal brands:
sbOO 30 boxes l4x20, TX and Xxx;
14x14. TX and Xxx, and sther extra Sizes
assorted, In store, for sale by SAMUEL LOCKE,
Nos. 8 and Front Levee.
ia5 between Custom. house and RienviIe sts
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Two Cases of Bad Humors Cured. in One Fan,il

PROVIDENCE March 6, las
M: CHARLES MORSE, Jr-Dear. SIR: 1t is with much
satisfaction that to this that being
severely tonbed with very bad humor my and
Otherwise Tor yea-and at the time my daughter
stu more possible afflicted with humos than mysef-so
mneh So that her head covered with sores which
quite unsghty and painful to her-we both entirely
cured Dy using your valuable Compound Syrup Of Yellow
Dock Root short time We made use of seven bottles of
the prepaaton very pleasant to the tase and think
Yours truly, WILLsRn Smith
3i3 South- Main street Providence
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-14
Resources OF America.

The agricultural capacities of the United
States are unlimited. Our Republic o.
sesses every variety of soil and every va-
riety of climate. The mineral and .agri-
cultural resources of any country consti-
tute the basis of its wealth. With natural
resources and an industrious and virtuous
population any country will assuredly be-
come great and rich. Judging from the
history Of the past, the Republic of the
United States will be IN 1913 the most gi-
gantic, rich, and powerful empire that ev-
er existed.
At the present moment there is a sleep
less and untiring energy displayed in every
department OF science, manufacture and
agriculture. Railroads and Telegraphs are
making an end of time and space as it re-
CARDS intercourse. Factories are springing
up on every mountain side and In every
valley. The lovely waterfalls of the
North and the South that had sung their
wild songs responsive only TO the winds
and the woods for centuries, are now wa
king the merrier music of the shuttle and
the spindle to clothe our citizens with dra-
perry more fine than that worn by ancient
princes. The bosom of mother earth is
pierced with thousand mines and from
our ineXhaustable stores, treasures of met
ais, and what is more valuable still, DOW
er unknown to the most mighty philoso-
pher of old, is brought from thence, which
in the shape of coal propels the steam en-
gine and enables the steamboat to march
over the billow by a breath of the very
water she dashes from her bucket.
Agriculture is not neglected amid COM
mercial, mining and manufacturing enter
prise-in fact our agricultural enterprise is
the root-the soul and body of all the 9TH
er epartmeIfts>of our national prosperity.
The cotton, sugar, hemp, wheat, corn, lum
ber and the numerous products of our end
less variety of climate and soil create all
our commerce and all our manufactures.
The trade of town and country is just in
proportion 10 the resources of the country
as developed by an ingenious and indus
trious people. The reason why the Uni
ted States has become the first agricultural
nation in the world In the amount of her
products, and the second in commercial
prosperity, is because she possesses un-
limited natural resources and a people ca
pable of developing them by an industry
that never tires and an ingenuity as soar
ing as the eagle that rides on the sunbeam
and sails on the cloud.-tc enfific finer
icaR.
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VOL. 5.-NO. &c.

protru ding through into the interior, was
The body of Godfrey the butcherl In his
right hand he held large knife, the blade
of which was covered with blood; for he
had stabbed the dog several times during
the struggle. And fierce that struggle
must have been, for in his left hand was
quantity of hair, which he had torn from
the neck of the dog. The latter at the mo-
ment when they entered the room, was
sitting erect on his launches beneath the
place where his master was hanging, ga
zing with fixed look upon him; and the
blood was still flowing from the stabs he
had received.
Godfrey had formed the resolution Of
robbing and numbering Mrs. Pollard, and
had left his dog with her as means of
effectually warding off all suspicion from
attaching to himself; never for single
moment doubling but that his dog would
permit him TO enter the house unmolested
The faithfulness and intelligence of the
animal was thus the instr ument of punish
ment on his master, for the enormity of
! the crime he had intended to commit
The teamster dressed the wounds of Dash,
and then pursued his journey. Nor did
| Mrs. Pollard now feel any further fear OF
! staying alone until the return of her hus-
band, after such a proof of the courage and
sagacity of her brute. protector. Dash re-
covered from his wounds, and was ever
after kept with as much care as though he
had been their child, nor could any a
mount of money which might have been
offered for his possession, have tempted
them to part with him.