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McVOY'S TONIC.

Tone and Health FOLl0U fs use: ,
ONlCS (Onika from tension, toned are medicinal
agents thatestoe the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and veO of the body when weakened and re-
axed and when there deficiency of tone OF vital power
from the influence of disease
This Z acts upon the nervous, the capillary and
the muscular system. 1t upon the heart through its
sympathy with the stomach and also by the absorption Of
Ihe active principles employed that they be directly
applied to the centre and 70 the coats Of the blood
flee of man, this is among those which exes the most
powerful TONIC effect. 1t increases the digestive powers
Of tine stomach stimulates the ntenes and being dissolved
the gastric and intestinal juices taken up by absop
en's the blood and stimulates the whole system The
c0untenance pale and faded, beautiful ford
aspect and the whole of the system called
healthy action II augmens the OF the ecre0ry
the increases the general vgo of all the functions
1t (withOut purging) Dhere there rs pdse yei
ko10 skin, attended WM spengs, .3nGsarca, Dropsy,
Jaandsee, Diseases Of ne Heart, Obstracted Mensrad
Weak Habit RelaIation HpsteriGScrofuLa
Chronic CatarrA, Chorea HypochOndriasis Green Sick
follows acute diseases.
f TONES must not be used where there Is Fever OF
Inflammation Price 81 90.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

" u.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REQUIRED
l. UNTIL CURE Is EFEKCTED.-Pnvae Diseases cured in
few days by regular physician without other
POISONOUS medicines, at No. 30 CUsToMHOUsK STREET,
New Orleans Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
of the forms Of certain Disease his general adyer
tisement in another column. The treatment adopted by
hn that which bias the approval of the ushsd
Surgeons OF Paris, London and New York and
.s success has beyond doubt that
Tor the worst OF constitutional syphilis, gonoraa
structure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases
ducsd by certain solitary practice etc etc. be OBJ
tanned to moral certainty if application be- made those
whose intelligence, kiil and experience can be relied on
Since Dr. Mullen opened this city, all the many
that have under his have been cured without
single exception Some of these of years standing
One remarkable OF structure 90 old hax been cured
20 the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose
probability kcown to the citizens Of New Oeals) at
hand and (by his perDissonl can be referred Dr. Ms
tIeatmen OF strcture not known South of New York
His treatment of gOnorhea and gleet the perfect
ever discovered the Shortest safest and The
patient takes cOpaya cubebs urpentne other
sens doses but cure obtained in days without
pain Inconvenience change of diet. tT No pay miles,
cure is effected within the time named
cess or self pollution have brought themselves
Indulgence OF the passions, such premature impo
ency involuntary seminal emissions, general debility
or constitutional arrangement consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he ofeI them perfect The
stIctest secfesy observed.
Dr. Mullen can be committed daily at his office, No. So
Customhouse BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. ID.
kR Remember No % Customhouse st. mis- If
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HE CHoLERA.-Dr. Graves. one of
the most prominent of the English ply
sicians, asserts that the cholera is conta-
glous He strongly recommends the
use Of acetate of lead. He says:
A scruple of the acetate is combined
with grain of opium, and divided into
twelve pills, and of these one is to be
given every half hour, until the rice
water discharges from the stomach and
rectum. begin to diminish In all cases
where medicine promised any chance of
relief, this remedy was attended with the
very best effects. 1t gradually checked
the discharges from the bowels, and
stopped the vomiting. The acetate of
lead will succeed when all other astrin-
gents fail. DR.. Thorn, surgeon of the
S6th regiment, speaks highly of the
acetate, combined with morphia. in the
treatment of cholera.
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

nR; LARZETTTs JUNO CORDIAL, OR fRO.
- CREATIVE ELIXIR-This is the only actual RENE
urna Emissions and ali diseases occssoned By certain Sc
cre habits and many of the nosums recently recommended
into the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
the uo oDA and have no e
c I a has been to
relieved by the Juno Cordial generally such leave
the proprietor could produce host of the most conclusive
testimony to show that the great reputation that enjoys
positive and apparently miraculous virtues In all directions
are TO be found the happy of healthy offspring who
ton And is equally potent in the diseases for which
~ is IeeomHended Objection has been naturally made to
SsI p, hiq 3 in The %ast opposition e il sold
ought be much dearsI as Of the when
SompGss are I the costes things in whereas
ny and 1as he Utmost most
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial the cure OF
and General iabiy and al Seyoas . Ase
coa Whites and Faor Aibo. and evsy disease sem IN
any way connected with the disorder of the Proceatve
relief and # used directed, almost to produce
positive and permanent cure Persons about marry, if
should take this CORDIAL as it will niaiby restore
sIs RECOURSE ad bs s s of off
oenecls results may be anticipated with confidence 1t is
the Italy and will in ali other countries where
it may become known o
It also possesses the unrvaed qualte, of curl ncpient
Consubton and have administered gre success to
patients who have sought delightful climate the rssto
added to the catalogue for the Of ncipent
o hs sS says
ne United States Of America sole Agents its sale
% ANToSTo S1 %aR s2sHsf th NJ D.
sSld ! sSLx,p New OrIssn, at 50 PoYDRAs STREET;
Mobile. BIZ X. Joseph Tucker Tvs Two
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BAPTIsTs IN NORTHERN EURopE.-The
Baptist Convention which was held at
Hamburg, Germany, last January, was
most interesting meeting. About 60
delegates were present. The tract issues
in l84S, were upwards of 100000 copies,
and nearly $4,000 Bibles and Tesla
ments were distributed through Germa-
ny, Denmark, Sweden, Poland, Holland,
Hungary, and Switzerland.
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A TEMPERANCE Mrss1oN-Father Chi

A TEMPERANCE Mission. Father Chi
niquay's mission to the Roman Catholic
parishes of Lower Canada, in many of
which he pointed out, with native fervor
and eloquence, the lasting evils of intern
perance, has been productive of the most
beneficial effects There is list of Sc
venty-six parishes in the Montreal He
raid of the Goth ult., in not one of which
have the magistrates recommended any
person for tavern license this year.
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CENTRAL COLLEGE. The Baptist
Free Mission Society have established
college at Cortland Centre, in the
State of New York. They intended to
expend $4,000 in buildings during the
coming season, and the college will be
ready for the reception of pupils in the
fall. Rev. Cyrus p. Grosvenor. of
Utica, has been chosen President.
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A c: AINSWORTH. HOTARYPUBLICan dcom
a: MISSIONER OF DEEDS for epery Sfate in X X
OHsSn OFMcE-No. 80 CAMP sTREEr, New Orleans
Dispositions taken Accounts Probated Deeds and
ongages Drawn and oil Documents and Instrument Of
thg Prepared. and Authenticated for Use and Record
l" any any Part of the UNITED STATES.
and ane and other Protests particularly attended to
sasd ~, eases OF General Average o. Partial Loss correctly
''asu anu promptly arranged. mh26 Iyd&W
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III ruosr rrfi M1E5C o.. uEnrRrA1 n1s

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the writer well estab-
shed that all that those who have been
40 unfOupate have OfthOse dread
full diseases known and called Secret Diseases in part of
their various FORMS that the writer after
mi practice twenty years strictly Vsneea
Dseases and Diseases of the Blood (bavng treated and
whom had been under the treatment of physicians
without receiving any benefit enabled offer you posi-
lively snfn certain and speedy Should any of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do well to call At No 30 ssIIssIT
is Of the subscriber slong and successful xperence.
mis- If B. f. MULLEN So Customhouse 1t.
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A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN ITALY
On the LIST of May Free Presbyterian
Church was opened for public worship at
Leghorn, i'll Italy. About $50 persons
were present at the opening, all, with
two or three exceptions, British. The
Rev 4. W. Stewart, of the Free Church
of Scotland, officiated.
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STATE COMMISSIONER

FOR THE TERRITORY OF CALIFORNIA
'IHE UNDERSiGNED. having received from the Hon
ISAAC JOHNSON, Governor of the State OF Louisiana
the appointment of take epositons etc for
me Territory OF California for the State of Louisiana woud
INFORM his friends and the public that his intention for
the present. of locating at the Bay of San Fanciscn and
VIII attend to any business entrusted TO his care in the
way oil conSlgnments OF goods agency, or otherwise
tg~ References. DAVID JOBSON.
w. A. ELMoRE Atty Genl. ~ b. STEEL
JOHN G, LARUE, ESQ., B. B. IEE Esq
+ J. HART Il Co. DAVIS Cop1op., &, 10
HAYES, Mcclure Il Co. III p WuITE Esq O''
JACKSON STRINGER, Esq. RI IRwJs Eso rfvax
Ky All communications by mail must be post maid
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ALEXANDER HILLS

- So Camp street, NewOrleans,
WHERE families can find all articles Of House keeping
KITCHEN FURNITURE~Cooking I'll Utensils. Fin and
Iron Ware, Ere Sets; Brass and Steel; Shoves and
ENAMELLED and patent-rpetai timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver. Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WO0DWARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS
RATA N-BOUND CEDAR WARE a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets. Cradles. Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
BRuSHEs--Fancy and Plain, busting, Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes :.
MATS-Jute, Manila. Alicante Palm and Husk MATS
WATERS, and TRAYS
BRASS. Britannia. and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
d. y ]. Wnght's patent premium COOK STOVES for
Wood or C9ai-with fixtures complete: the most -.
proved article 10 use. mas TN
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- ZIG hic vi OUUUfIntBd-
elect, Structures, VenereaI
diseases, etc. etc.
Cntlrlng research, travel
and labor. com ined TO the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified:
practice. have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover
les In the healing art.
In offering these prepara.
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletier
tearlessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, bat une.
qualcd, either for their
curative properties or for
mlldness, safety and Ger.
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CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES

" Il have Jnst reserved copy of little work showing
the cost OF Cotton pound shipped either at Mobile
or New OIieans when landed on tine wharf at Liverpool,
at any given plce rate OF exchange and fieg and also
showing the price of the article Liverpool when The fac
Tor commssons and other added This work
Is committed and published by MIR. James H. Lawrence Of
ms city, and is OF much arthmeca labor and will nc
oouo prove valuable and practical assistant to those
engaged In the staple ~ Is got style, pocket
book form. and 70. sale By ~ ~
DAVID FELT & Co. "a Chartres st
mhl5 B. nj. NORMAN. Is Camp ST.
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CLEVELAND
WATER CURE ABLIS MENT

TINHE Subscriber has erected The immediate vicinity Of
i CLEVELAND, Ohio, large and spacious Build xAazu6
ngs, for the accommodation Patients who may Ssas&
feel disposed TO make practical apBIcation of the
HYDROPATIIIC or WATER-CURE Treatment under
the most avOra bic auspices for the removal of Disease
The Water at this Establishment very pure soft and
which The Thermometer stands at 4SO Fabren he in Snm
The best and most experienced German Nurses
attendance All Patients required to furnish three Com
orteTs; two large Wooden Blankets; coarse Cotton
Shuts coarse Linen Sheet, that may be cut with
pieces of Linen Cotton for Bandages and Towels
The subscriber intends. the location of his establish
ment second to in the country have the reputa
tt0n second to none.
Patients should bear in mind that the restoring Of
health will be the sine qua with him it should be
the great desideratum with them Everything else should
be made subservient to that great object.
All communications must be postpaid.
7. T. SEELYE, M. D., Proprietor.
Cleveland, Ohio, 1S49 fyI6 Bind ltw
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$3.50 REWARD,

ne above reward will be paid BY the undersigned
.ne APPREHENSION and conviction Of the person &
! Lila Said girl is rather bright mulatto aboutvK
, s Of inches high ls 20 years Of age
wakIng, and appears frightened when spoken to sueny
one no doubt harb0red in Of the houses OF
nave understood equenter OF the coofed pssb
represents herself TO be free. has forged pass So W.
jail of the city. GEO r. REARD.
mh22 If OrIears Uy o,ah onsa on NJ yaguen-
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s L AV DEPOT.

- j. BUDDY. !. -.
kW Slave Yard and Boarding House. $50 GisNa
street, second door from Carondelet -
HoCSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS lof -
AT az Times Slaves will be received ON board or
On favorable terms. The building is large three o on
anu very commodous as Slave Depot Pasfcisn
- = in he va '"e he0i1" an" eio"A .td
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RoMANcEs.-It is possible (says Tis-
sot) that of all the causes which have
injured the health of women, the princi-
pie has been the prodigious multiplica-
lion Of romances From the cradle to
the most advanced age, they read them
with an eagerness which keeps them
almost without motion and without sleep
A young GIL, instead of running about
and playing, reads, and perpetually
reads, and at twenty becomes full of va
pors, instead of being qualified for the du-
ties of good wife or nurse. These causes,
which influence the physical, equally in
fuence the moral man. l have known
persons Of both sexes, whose constitu-
tions would have been robust, weakened
gradually by the two strong impressions
of imprisoned writings. The most ten
der romances hinder marriages, instead
of promoting them. A woman, while
her heart is warmed by the languor of
love, does not seek husband hero
must lay his laurels at her feet. The
fire of love does not warm her heart, it
only influences her imagination.
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FURNITURE. FURNITURE!
Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse
4 ~

FAMILY GROCERIES,.
BUTTER- e e kegs re- e choice Goshen Butter;
BAMs-{ IL tierces Shay's Extra sugar cured Hams
( casks plan do.
CRaCKERS SIS bbs Boston & Soda Crackers fresh:
-, - Is do. Butter and Water do do
fLOOh-s0 bbls fresh st. Louis and Illinois Flour
STARCH % boxes;
"a half do Colgates Pearl Starch
CHEESE { IS boxes English Dairy Cheese;
- - : 10 do. Pineapple do
RA!SiNs-l5O whole, half and quarter boxes
S0A".50 boxes No. Extra Family Soap
TEA-l00 packages fine Green and Black Teas
For sale low and delivered free of charge any part OF
the city, by laD13] CHAS. STOUGHTON. 81 Camp st.
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$40 REWARD -.
W. De given for the Apprehension Of the Boy JIM
VINO aDsconded from the subscriber on the 18th ~
nsGScmoef ast The boy nsbout yean of age, dat ~
gnne complexion, hgh cheek bones rather len ghsnsd
"s ~ M - ghtly and intelligent. ~
w RICHARD TERRELL, Is and 0Bsnh AraeA
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STOVES. STOVES! Stoves,


ID. WRIGHT Il cos Patent Wood and CoalStoyes:
~ Alright stoves, most improved patterns, sua- -
- bic for Halls Bar-rooms CHURCHES etc xHJsl
fancy high Goal Stoves for Bar-roonls efc.i Lsvsg
common Stoves; nine and ten plate Stoves eSsaSS
franklin Stoves, for wood coal
Furnaces COPPER ald Brass Preserve Kettles diteren sizes
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps;
Oliver Moon s Patent Well Pumps
Also
very general assortment Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Furniture, of Copper. Iron and Tin Ware;
Brass and Britannia Lamps and Candesticks
Brass, Britannia and Japanned Spittoons
Deed and CaEh Boxes lumber Draiuers
Hall and Steamboat I.amns, of different sizes;
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
britahnia Soup Tureens, of differentsizes;
Dish Covers Copper and Tin Measures;
Copper, Iron and Tin Tea Kettles
buck Il MgGraus Patent Cooking Stoves;
Churchs Philadelphia Coal Slows.
ALSO
MY own Patent Stoves the most improved plan to
burn wood OF coal Cooking Ranges
American Air fight Co king Stoves for wood or coal on
. the most improved plan
Rotary Ranges for wood or coal, Of different sizes;
ship Cabooses, of different sizes and patterns:
E Ergl 4, steak Dishes, Covers and STANDS;
Cake oulds Oyster Gdirons Oyster StewDsns otto eto
iaS iy VI. II. DEVEREJJX 26 Observation-Disclosures. e'
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EDUCATION,
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs ROdRDERS OR DA Y PHPLL.N.

As BOARDERS OR DAY PUPILS. T.
C.AarRoFDELkT sTRkEr, NEAR ST; JOSEPH sTREET.
ESTABLlSHED in 1912 under the superintendence OF
~ the Misses ALLISON from London-ln this Institu
on conducted the best plan of European instruction.
course OF study thorough and systematic no vague
incomes OF superficial methods of teaching to elicit display
or literature
The French Language is under the of
French gentleman high literary attainmen other Ian.
guages music and the accomplishments are taught by
ters of equal eminence in their professions
Drawing every style is taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils for OF one of the eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
t- Terms may be known application to the residence
Of the Misses ALLISON. Carondeiet st. ms ly
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
GEO. w. HARDY, FRIN OIPAL.
.NdiGdes street. betoeen IHalia and .Msipomene.
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson Governor of the State of Louisiana,
Trasmon Landry, Lieutenant Governor
Cnaries Sayarre. Secretary OF State.
Alexander Dmitry. Sup. General OF Pub. Education.
a. M: Buchanan, Judge District Court.
Geo. bright, Justice of the Peace.
!; D, DeBow. Professor University of Louisiana.
Nj NJ. Cohen, Admir-
A. ID; Crossman Mayor of the City.
joseph Genos Recorder Municipality No. One.
Joshua Baldwin. Nc. Two.
p. SeuZensau, =, =. No. Three
TERMS.
For Day Pupils. from 81 to $40 per Month
Boarding Pupils, from SIS to $40 per Month. apl2 3m
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CARRIAGE MANUFAOToRy

ESHE Patronage that has extended to rs So verv lbe
Il rally the last seven years while ON Com sf~xs W
street. has induced us the last Summer LIZ
10 erect large building for manu.
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. ~
we nave now one OF me aIgest ShoPs IN the Southern
and the best of materials to build style Of Carnage
We also better prepared than before for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES; and can restore them almost to their
out and useless. We will pay freight Carriages
repair We will also keep on hand assortment of NEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which will be sold
low Old Carriages taken in trade for New We in.
vte the attention of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES,
Repository and Judge for themselves the Corner Of
G3R.dHIER and C.9RON-DELET Streets, next door to
the Ofce OF the Commercial Water Works. rear of the St
Charles Hotel New Orleans.
my5 6m d&W MATTHEWS Il DENMAN
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oNsUMPTIoN DURABLE.

"GCME reader will ask What! is possible to repro
~ duce Lungs that gomez Certainly not. But 3
cicatrice may form, and the patient vii ndrGi
% years experience the Medical Profession (see Diplomas
at his otfce) attends daily TO DISEASES OF THE
of the Chest Hectic Fhsb Pain in the Chest Colds
Bronchitis Night Sweat, and other Diseases Of Debility
References given to numerous patients in this city.
Dr. T. will take pleasure examining the Chest and his
t consultation free. at 72 Circus street. between Per
diddO and GrayieT streets ian
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STOP HERE!- $500 FORFEIT
INO. IL C4RONDELET STREET. Sign of the
.Escuiaptap Statue.
/ X LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Con-
- POUND SPECIFICS and ASTI- VxNrRYAI MIxTuBvs
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BAPTIST STUDENTS IN GREAT Brit
AN.-The following is list of the num-
Der Of theological students preparing for
the ministry in the various British Bap-
list Colleges at the close of last year
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CRATES of Brass, Russia OF Berlin Iron of any a
- pattern slze to suit the Fire place or ManteI -
S STA, and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR. no
BoaI ling houses on Hotels. COOKING STOVES. to SHIT
q OF Tom eight 70 thousand improved by
M II, ID. Plain and BTonzed PYRAMID STOVES IN
suit Churches, Balls Public Rooms Small do for Off
ees or Sonnung-to Ship and Steamboat CA ROOSES
TON No l TO g. for coal or wood. STOVE-PIPE of ali
dies etc, on hand or to order s N
Nb-Bnilders and Others 10 want of Crates. Tin Cop.
1nd examine the same so " S"'
IL All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
fyl II no. 20 Tchoupitoulas ST. New Orlasr,
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A CARD.
ENOR THE RENEF[T OF THE AFFI.

E,OR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run, in
consulting Physicians for the cure of private diseases
owing the utter disqualicaons OF those who proen
to cure such cases. deem ii be nothing but
kindness The unfortunately afflicted well sheer
justice to Dr. MULLEN, No. IS CUsToMHoUsK STREET.
that in the 1916 sorey afflicted with syph
lis, worst and most appalling FORM and tor several
months together under the best medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans without being at all benefit.
ted-ndeed grew worse At length heard OF DR.. Null.
lens great reputation. applied him, and to my great
joy weeks he restored NE to perfect health
scnbed New Orleans. Jan. z. 1S47.
ui5 SAMITEJ, RORERTSON
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nR. DODSON has returned from the North, and will
~ resume his practice formerly especially the treatment
Of Piles, Fsua diseases Of the Bladder. etc. Structures
from whatever treated for radical without the
use OF caustiC cutting instruments.
DR.. FLINT Tin writing for set of my instrumentl)
The have reflected them, and experienced the
want OF that kind OF instrument the better satisfied have
become that have provided, by ingenuity and skill
a surgical desderatum in that particular"
EV His newly invented and improved instruments fo
The retention and radical cure of HERNIA adapted
every variety of Rupture and, when well fitted
with ease and comfort The blocks do mbbe perspra
ton and become offensive Tire springs prepared
Its effects and the be removed and
washed at pleasure. Unequyoca testimonials of permanent
both the aged and ne young, be examined al
my Office. No. 2 UNION street. second door from ST
Charles -, fv2l d& W3m