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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
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R. ANFOUA respectfully informs his patients and u
~ public generally, that he has removed II Hssgssa
his office and residence from Nc. Ba1Unne
street to No, IL Darondelet street be-. VI F1Ats
tween Common and Canal Streets where ~~4III
he can be consulted daily at ali hours and is prepared
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Paasaggs CO. etc. have teen cured by this Compound Mix
ture and eases OF SYPHILIS of the most inveerae ecrp
non nave pfnH ply yielded to then sanative influence.
,Iha preparation sf without doubt eheutua rem
edy and has cured many obstinate diseases after many
other medicines had failed In its improved form is nen
~ ass, ana effects rdReHt cure ia tie space fine
Or @I aGVS without much restriction to diet any TO en-.
posnfe or business Besides this important advantage
that occurs 50 often aer The use Of other medicines generally
p2ScHpaG, and taken in the first stage OF the deasg
VIII arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feeling,
IN few days, In long urutraGed chronic sages Of ts
Diseases, IN obstinate Glsels Female Complains such "A
ever discovered. ''-' '7-Hsu'
We do not offer these Specifies as PAEAcr1 or ,r,
every thing, buffer the above-named casss We ave ,tL u'
10 guaranty cure. " N 'N'7u'09'J
we would here mer that these preparations bava besr
they have universally proved efcaci1ns ~ V'u's' On"
~ Sole gency No. 10 C4PONDETE,sr O.,
s"''"''- ah'ttts- j
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27 Tchoupitoulas street
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RATSTNS-5N0 boyss M r. and lsvarv
CITRONS-TOO boyes freeE J5sDo9
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PECANS-550b sqs IN fna 'i STe2as
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AIMGNijS-i5O boyes and bars Soil smell
WNES-Porf Observation-Disclosures as snDeriov
old Medina in bonJ ete '
Brazil, NTfTS PEA NTTTS Etc
RTTTTER-3G0i rsss TTlTeTio, 81 T,nuis
OLIVE ClIT-9'GL.etets hints ami 1narts
BITTER GTMON6S-JO fTails
CTTRR N'TsS-56 cssks New ZaDte Currauts iaT
-, = 80 - - - - '--,.'- y -
VHytr,tA,r GR02UJG{TE15kFFjjSS' ETC; , ,,.--,.-.
w a T. - ~, ~ ~ " o4.ng't ''1 'N""r
SR ~ 1eeF Ps or sa9 9I CusbsJ o
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. 10.
Ofioe No. "a Gravier street.
Between Camp and St. Charles sts.

Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker John s. Allison,
Peter COnTey, JF., Maunsal White. VIM. r. LeveTinh
Robert ] Wand, Samuel Stewart. Edward SparrnW
Isaac johnson, Geo. StTawhndge, Henry s BuCkuer.
PETER CONREY, Jr., President Board Of Trustees.
Directors:
IosephW Stanton John suoud Sen, n. NJ Cohen,
VIM. N Geoiioh Joshua BalG@in. William il. White White,
John l. Saiaraus Wauck Martin, John ID Ben,
A. ID. CTOssman, Mark Wal on, VIM. G.. TOmnkins
Cornelius Felowes Joseph I4alande, John B. Leefe,
EdN. Jenner Coke.
E|- This Company prepared 10 entertain applications
for Lite Insurance. and issue Policies, all sound and heal
my White persons and Negroes at he Table of Rates esb
shed by the Board which less than the charged by
me Newh Ork and London offices and without their resc
oh S residence in Ihe South, by the charter, dividends
OF 8oh are declared annually, and the profits draw interest
hu Gan pc made available at 70 the extent OF two
ums in full. ~
JOHN HAGAN, President OF the Company
PRESTON w. FARRAR Vice President
a. J; WEnDERByRS; NJ, ID. Medical Board of
Richard BElN. NJ D., No 81 Magazine street. Medical
Examiner Office hours, for blacks, "a 81 A. NJ: DO ior
whites 10 az his residence. He will examine white
applicants at the Otee OF the Company daily from 1877
O'Clock NJ. He will not examine any his dwelling
without permit which be had application the
office Of the Company. - II. G. HEARTr, Agent
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
at Ne York aud London rates Prospectus table of rates,
and all Information Life Insurance and all papeTs
TO effect Insurance can be had at the office Of the
Company.
in osro accommodate all classes Of our citizens young
men and mechanics having families deDendent upon them,
the Company will allow all persons iLsung for tgs where
the premium amounts 10 $50 per annun, 10
ha 10 cash aud Qae hSi 10 Sasa0oB endOS note ~ ~
m22te' eseage interest a. pr cent PEI aneqlA. 49,,
FsuEAEgs gsly. ~ 5 fasalut.uh 81 tbe Bost 30 Ffs
hsyst1l NAi.pa Afsl aB lAkaai s -
" eaJs hgeH ), y, tasp,e' le"lA
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Albany, April, I847.


Owing 10 great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends SaIsapana number of men who Were tOlmerV IN
AEenls have commenced making saTsaparlla Extracts
EiIyTs Filters, Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc They geSes
rally put up in the same shaped bottles and some Of 6s
have stolen and copied our embellishments they are oDv
worthless imp IONS and should be avoided. 1y
gfpnclna Dhce, ls6 FHii0R street, sun Ruildne New
neIk hRilng Co., Stgtg street, Boston, Dyoi Son
t2a Go{tf second street, Philadelphia $ Hance 1ug
WI hailMoc Z, ~ Cohen lksgstgB Jos South Ffari Al
2FaAF = Z 3u',t5~, RathfE=bpd By al The p!B5ust
BiHksHM hnt MRehagg Sapsrs!f Throughout Tia tisbsi
Ht7lsi Hsst lra.ss ssa th7 GsEkAas, " Ns'se
j. E&isAT, ssl UksWsss slssst
a5is &asst, AsW Bslsass
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I'll DIME = - co,


HOLMES q CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
II ESPECFUl4LY inform the public and their former
customers, that they have r6HhOUed to 1919 GRHHIER
Street, corner Of CarGHdeetwhere they prepared 10
h orders for VI NERAL WATER fOrthesuply OF Steam.
boats Hotels Bars and Private Families for Elk pOation
n; IA Liberal Discount allowed to GroceH and Com.
KIP SODA WATER and MEAD furnished 10
AnDRratnE pE spr
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CRESCENT OITY HOTBL


CORNER CUSTOyhHO USE IND FRONT SITS
NAj LII be opened for the reception of BOARDERS on
~ WEDNESDAY, January 8, 1919. Wslfur AaggA
nshed Rooms for Families and Sing Gentlemen ssssA
T4BLE-the best the market will afford. EAAAA
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient BOsrd
1t "a Of the healthy and airy situations in the
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
% Terms leasOnabeas any establishment of the kind
in the city. Gal d&Wul G. ALEX AMBER. Proprietor.
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NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFlICTEp,-
IL Knowing the hazard which strangers nun il
consulting Physicians for the Of private dsealea
owing TO the utter Disqualification Of those who profess
such cases deem 1t to be nothing but an ACT
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted as well as ahes
justice TO nT. MULLEN, No SO CUsToMHOUsE STREET,
TO state that in the year 1876 EOrey afflicted with syph
lis IN It's worst and most appalling form, and Tor
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans, without being at al benefit
ted-lndeed grew worse. At length heard Of Dr. MuL
lens great reputation. sppl ed to him and to my gres
oy IN three week. he restored TO perfect health. Sub
Visit SAMUEL, ROBERTSON
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for he cure of GOnOrrhna.
elect, Stricuures, Vanerea.
diseases, etc. etc.
In offering these prepa.
ratiOns 10 the public.
Doctors Leroy and Peletiei
feaFlessly hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed but une.
Qu8led, either for Their
curative properties or fOi
mildnass, safety and Ger.
taiItY in their operations.
by any other preparation
compounded for similar
purposes, now before the
public.
Long standing cases Of
GOHOrTbGH, t4kset. StriC.
tUres, Pains in tEe TOals,
BUrHiRg in The URINARY
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ABR. =. r. TOWNsEN O's
S 4 r s A ? A RILLA.
WoNDER and BLESSING OF TIE noe.


WONDER .9yyD BLESSING OF THE NOE.
The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
THIS EXTRACT IS PUT Up IN QUART BoTTLKs-IT IL SIX
TIMES CHEAPER AND PLEAsAHTER, AND WAR
RANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY SOLD. 1T
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PUHa-
Inc, slCKEElNG OR DRBILI-
THE PATIENT
VI ~ great beauty and superiority 0ithH 2amapDnH
al other medicines is that whieit Icatet Che dis
ease II invlgoraes the body, lisOne Otha very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever SHOWN it only punfes the whole system and
thehs the person, but 1t creates new, and rich
9p9q power possessed by other medicine. And 10
m hes tle grand secret OF its wonderful success. u has
ptloeu within the last five years. Than Goo
Oh severe cases oil disease; al least 10 600 considered
4aLaOe II mas saved the lives Of than 5UOO ChdTea
during the two past seasons
10000 cases OF General Debility and want Of Nar-
voua Energy
Dr. ToWnsends SATsEpara inyigOraeE the whole syssm
permanently 10 these who have lost their muscular energy
the excessive indulgence Of the passions and boug 1T on
general physical proraon Of the nervous system asue
want oil ambition tantnE sensations premature decay and
decline Fastening towards that fatal depse
be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy Th SafI1
paIlilB is far superior to any
INVIGORATING CORDIAL.
As Ienews and nYguIaes the system gives activity Il the
limbs and strength to the muscular system in most extra
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can Be cured
Bronchitis Consumption, Liner Complaint Coids
Catqrrk Coughs Asthma splitting Of Bt0Od Soreness
al. rIx-V H.. oh hHf~NF GrH4u D