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M4AcEAnaN9.
From the Lexington Observer.
Letter from Mr. Clay.
NEw ORLEANs, Feb. IL. 1S4o.


NEw ORLEANs, Feb. IL. IS49.
A few general observations will
suffice my present purpose. without
entering on the whole sui ject of slave.
~ under all its bearings and in every
aspect Of IT,. am aware that there
are very respectable persons who be-
never that slavery is blessing, that
the institution ought Co exist in ev.
cry well organized society. and that
Il Is even favorable to the preserves
tim Of liberty. Happily the number
Who ent these extravaganza o.
Mons is not very great, and the time
would be needlessly occupied IN an
elaborate refutation Of them. ] would,
however, remark that if slavery be
fraught with these alledged benefits,
the principle on which il is maniain-
ed would require that one portion Of
the white race should be reduced to
bondage 70 serve another portion Of
the same race when black subj cts Of
slavery could not be obtained, and
that in Africa. where they entertain
as greak a preference for their color
as we do Cor ours, they would be ju@-
titled in reducing the white race to
slavery 10 oder 10 secure the bless.
iuEs which thas state Is said 20 difuse.
An argument in support Of reducing
the .Afric IN race 20 slavery l. some>
tines derived from theig alleged intel.
Isctual inieriority 10 the white races,
bal, &c this argument be founded in
fact las - may be, but Which, shall
not now rxamine.) IL would prove en-
urslyt TOO much. Il would prove that
any white nation which bad made
greater advances in civilization, viz
dom and knowledge than anOthrr
white natioa. would have a right 10
reduce ihe latter 10 a STATE Of hon
dagc. Nay. faFther, IL tie principle
Of suhjugation founded upon intellec-
f1al Superiority BE- true. and Be apPli.
eabis 10 races and 70 nations, what i
70 prsvsat lie being applied 70 indis
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ponEM 3.
FhIllIlng Itrses.


q TIE eifeanistanees Which induced the wFitin
these toaeidng and thrilling lines are as fol
A young lady Of New York was in the habi
81 Writihk for the PhiIadelphia Ledger on th
Ouhjest 81 Ten peFance. Her writing was % fuI
a sPAthos, end eVinced such deep emotion o
podI, that fdepd Of he's accused her OF being
uisnisc uPon the subj,ct Of. Temp rancs,-
WhsrsuPon she wrote the following lines
&c feel what Ihsvs felt,
Go bear Whst IhsVe borne H4Ef
Sink meath the blow father dealt.
! Audths Geld. gofld's psOnd ScoFn;
; Then suffer on from year to year
Thy sole relief the scOrching tear.
Go knsei a. have knelt.
Implore, beseech and pray
Strive the tesOtted heart TO melt,
The downward course to stay.
Be dashed with bitter curse aside,
Your prayers baFlsSqusd, your tears dsfed.
Go weep Is l have woPt
Der loved fathers fall
See every promised blessing swept
Youths pwssinsss turned to gall
'-sis fadlrg flowers Strswed all the way.
That d. ne up to womSn's day.
Go zee what hs@S Seen,
Behold the strong man bowed.
With CRASHING teeth, lips bsthed in blood,
A cold and liVid brow;
Go catch this withered glance and see
There uliITOred his souls misery.
Co to thy mothers side,
= And her crushed bosom cheer
Thine 0~n deep anguish hide; e.
Wipe from her cheek the hitter teAri
,MTk her worn frame aud witbersd brow;
Ths gay that stFO,ks her dark hair now,
With fading frame and trembling limb,
And trace the ruia back 10 him
Whose Plghtsd faith in early youth,
Promised eternal love aud truth,
Bot who foresworn, hath yielded up
erhst promise to the cursed cup;
her down through love and il ht,
~ ~ that made her prospects br ghI;
And chain her there, mid want and strife.
That lowly thing. a drunkhrd'a wife;
And stamped on ehiIdhOods brow so mild,
That wihering blight, drunksrd's child.
Go hear. and feel. and zee, and know,
All that Ny sOul hath felt and known,
Then look upon the vine cups glow,
See II lie beauty can atom
Think, IL lis favor yOu will try
When all proclaim; "'Tis drink and die !"
Tell me I hsss the bOwli
Haze 10 a feeble wOrl,
I loaths. sbhoF.. my very soul
with strong di'guSt is stirred.
When | see. or hear, or tell,
or the dark Revenge Of Ilelli
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NoRTH CkRoLINA GoLD.-Ths c..
lima Republican says. Il a6sr sus unaI.
I'd pl asure 70 announce thai Major Ci. ~
Caldwell, the lac ialensed Den0eraiie ID
Tor. pperaiiRg N Lemons mine. IN unidnf
County. on Saturday. TIE losh ine. falhl
efd %. n one handful, ten poun6sr IN 'fa,hH
goldi We have ben Informed ihst I nlo 4
duesd bin the handsome cum of e. zoo "a,
Il could have fallen into TIE han3s Il ~
one mote disetrinQ. and We heartily Vii
him prosperity VIA
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BEsrTIFUL SIeh1.-- The most bran-
tiful sight in uaturs. says Doh1.. 4
-was woman that Ne ma rnnlt.
day Grace was IN her step henvtn
IN Der eyes. asd 2 bas1 = ~ erna
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31

( TIE eifeauistanees which induced the writing
Ithese toaetdng and thrilling lines are as fol-
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Passages ETC. ETC. have been cured by this COMPOUND Mix
tue, and of SYPHILIS of the most NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ton have promptly yielded to then s8nave influence
The preparation Ii, without doubt, eiieCua rem
edy, and has cured many obstinate diseaSet after many
other medicines had failed In its improved form II is near
~ tasteless and effects the sDaee Of fs
or SiL days without much restriction to diet any to ex
business Besides this important ADVANTAGE i
leaves the part subject that Troublesome %
that often after the of other medicines
prescribed and if taken in the first stage of me diseSss Z
will arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feeling,
n few days Id prOtacted or chronic stages of ne
diseases IN obstinate elects, Female Complaints sucb As
discovered. 0-'No' iouleuy
We do not offer these Specifics as PAEAcE. or cn,s
every hing but for the above named cases we are
10 currently a cure - ''' \'iiS '''eutOls1
you'd here remark that these preparations have been
lhey nave universally proved eticacOnS ~ S '
~ Sole Agency. No lS C9PONDFT TT Strsst
betl3esn Canal and Common strcefS II "
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DAILY CRESCENT.


From Sauain's Magazine for April.
AND OF THE DESERT IN AN HOUR.GLAsS.
BY HENRY w. LoNeFELLOw.
a handful OF red sand. from the hot CLINE
OF Arab deserts brought,
Within this glass becomes the spy Of Time,
The minister of Thought.
How many weary centuries has i been
About those deserts blown
HOW many strange viGissitpdes has seen,
How many histories known
Perhaps the oamels of the Ishmaeiite
TTampled and passed il Ger,
When into Egypt from the patrarchs sight
His favohte son they bore
Perhaps the feet Of Moses, burnt and bare.
Crushed it beneath their tread
Or pharaoh's fashing wheels into the air
Scattered It as they sped.
Mary, with the Christ of Nazareth
Held close in heT cares,
Whose pilgrimage OF love and hope and faith
iilumed the wilderness;
Or anchorites beneath Engaddi's palms
Pacing the Red Sea beach,
And singing slow their old Armenian psalms
In halt-aruculate speech
Or caravans that from Bassora's gate
With westward steps depart;
Or Meeca's pilgrims, confident Of Fate,
And Tesoute in heart
These have passed over IT, or may have passed
Now in this crystal tower
Imprisoned by some curious hand at last
IL counts the passing hour,
And as gaze, these narrow walls expand;
Before my dreamy eye
Stretches the desert, with its shifting sand,
lis unimpeded sky.
And borne aloft by the sustaining blast
This little golden thread
Dilates into a column high and vast,
form OF fear and dread.
And onward, and across The setting sun.
Across the bo1ndess plain,
The column and It's broader shadow run,
Till thought pushes IL vain.
The vision vanshes These walls again
Shut out the luTd sun
Shut out the hot immeasuIabe plain
The hali-honr's sand is lun
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A @. AINSWORTH, NO TAR P UBLIC and COM
"A. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for suerv State IA m
Oslon., .OFFldE-No. 90 CAMP STREET, New OTeans
,E Dispositions taken, Accounts PrObated. Deeds and
mortgages Drawn, and all Documents and Instruments Of
Whiting Prepared and Authenticated for Use and ReooFj
n any part Ofthe UNITED STATES.
~ Marine and other Protests particularly attended to
and all Of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 lYdNW
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EDUCATION.
AI s5 R S691H99 LIE E0n H0HNs - hA 4

as bOAhDEHS OR Oh Y PUPILS,
OlAAksQ4pEhET STREET, ERAR ST. JOBEPH sTRRRT,
ILLS 9 1872 under the InpginSndenCe Of
~ the Misses ALLISON from LondOn-In this Instu-
ton conducted the best plans Of European Instruction.
ne course OF study |, thorough and syItemao vague
sIe escorted TO- in any of the various departments of science
The French Languages under the saperptendsnce of
french gentleman OF high literary attainment other Ian.
ten Of equal emnenoe in their prOfessOns
Dsyng IN every style is taught by the Misses Allison,
drawing masters in Europe
~ Terms may Be known application the residence
oItne 9asses ADDISON. CaTOndslets n@ly
0ARRoLLToN FEMALE SEMINARY.
a WARREN who takes this method 10 solicit the
Terms rms TOT Board and Tuition payable monthly in
W Terms of Music with use of Piano. % per month.
Ma sSSG G Eey r P BsS5s A. + 9 9sS
Dr. j. w Poton, Prof Fo2sBey. i'o'' W si5 en-
CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS,
an america, look az TIC advertisement bsiOO.
DoQGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE -sCHoOLA--The
eIlnee Tor this School is situated College Hill. about
three opEshs Of mile from the beautiful village of POugh
The School Is eopdueted on 6biosoSbica prpciples
helefenee invariably had to the nature of the juvenile
mind and constant efforts employed to develop It's
powers in their natural order and preserve them in their
relative strength. The domestic arrangements and modes of
ward and they instructed in such branches be
REQUISITE either to qualify them for Commercial Life En-
The annual expense per scholar $3.50 payable quarterly
IN advance. This includes all charges for board tut
ton, itaonery, bed and bedding washing, room, fuel
light and books Except the French and the Spanish books
The divided into of twenty three weeks
each. The summer term commences the first Wednes-
day in May-the Winter term first Wednesday in NOVem.
ber 1t is the purpose of the undersigned to receive
youth into his School whose moral character good
Jy2O 3mdaW CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal.
MEDICAL LECTURES.
r ~ University Of Logisiana-Medieai Department.
course Of 1872 50. The Lectures in this Institution will
commence MONDAY Nov. l2; and continue four months.
FAC lily.
Iheory and fracce James Jones' NJ D.
surgery Warren stone, NJ y
Ob and Diseases Of Women and Children, A. H. Cenas NJ D.
Anatomy j. Wedderbun Nj ID,
Diaterla medea and Therapeutics g. A Mott ~ y
TysuosJ ana Fathology mos huht ~ Y
DSIIo9stiaIo o. anatomy ~ X Lehlonner n u
clinical Instructions will be daily by the Professors the
tene wards Of the Charity Hospital and in the Amphthea
The ace offered for the study Of Practical Anatomy and Oper
aV Surgery grea-subec beng furnished Tree charge
TERMS,
hlcket q FraGtcal Anatomy
NipOha e '''u
jylO 4md&W GUSTAVUS A. MOTT, N. D., Dean.
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q
for the unre of GonOrrhpa
elect, Structures, Venerea
diseases, etc. etc.
In offering these prepa.
ratIons TO the public,
Doctors Leroy aud PelstieI
learlsssiy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une
Iuaied, either for theil
curative properties or fol-
mildness, safety and Ger.
tainty in their operations,
by any other preparation
compounded for similal
purposes, now before the
publiG,
Long standing cases OF
GOHOrrhgd, elect, Stric.
lures, Pains in the Ions.
Burning in HE TJrjo1rg,
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D. A Portuguese sculptor, upon his death bed
had crucix placed before his ewes bv a confessor.
who said, Behold that God whom you have so
much offended. Do you recollect him now -
" Alas yes, father" replied the dying man, " il
was who made him .
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NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED.-
Il Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases,
owing the disquafoatOns Of those who pofeIA
TO such deem it TO be nothing but OF
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted welT sheer
Justice to DR.. NJ Lien, No. 80 CUsTOMHOUsE sTREET,
to state that in the year 1886 iOrey afflicted with syph
lis, in its worst and most appalling FORM and Tor several
months together under the best regular 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 to him, and my great
Oy in three weeks he restored perfect health
jyi5tf SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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MRDIOAL oOLLRaI


~ No; 30 GQSTOy1HO USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is ETEECTED-Pnyats Diseases cured in
few days By regular phyHCian, without mercury or other
Poso1oqI medicines, at No. 80 CUsTOMHOUsE STRICT
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted With
any OF the forms Of certain Disease his general adve
hsement in another column The treatment adopted by
him Is that which haS the approval of the dSn gushed
Surgeons Of Paris London and New York and its unveT
sal success has proved beyond dOu bt that
for the wort cases of constitutional syphilis, ROnOuhaa
d1ced by certain solitary practice, ETC. be OBJ
tanned 70 moral certainty, II application be maC those
whose intelligence skill and experience can be relied on
Since DT. Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases
that have come under his have been cured without
single exception. Some Of these of yean' standing
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose re-
probability known to the citizens of New OTeanS)
hand, and (by his permiSSiOn) be referred to- Dr.
treatment of structure IL not known South of New York
His Treatment of gonOnh@s and glee the perfect
ever discovered Ii Is the shortest safest and SuTeg The
patient takes cOpaiya Cubebs tupentne or other nau
euH doEel but il obtained in two days without
pan Inconvenience or change Of diet G No pay unless
cure IL effected within the time named.
IhPOTENCY;-H Dung men or Others who, BY sexual eT
OF e painful consequences resulting from estTRiBeJ
indulgence OF the passions such premature impo
enCy involuntary seminal emiIEiOnI general debility OF
or onstuuOna defangement may consult Dr. Mullen with
ktnetest seeresy observed.
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his ofiee No 81
C1ItomhouSe st. BENJAMIN MULLEN Nj d.
G2g RemembeT No. IS CuHtOmhouse Ct iyl5tf
NO. 18 C8ROFD ELET STRFET SigD Of t6s
- - - .HEScutapiGH Statue.
| AK. LEROH'S and PELETIER'S (of Psris) Con-.
- POUND MIXTURE and ANTI EERREAL SPECIFIC,
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GROCERIES,, ETC.

GROCERIES, ETC,
KVTILLIAM L. GUSHING. Commission Merchant
wv No 2o GRAvIER street. offers Tor sale
REFINED SUGARS-I,eaf, Powdered nd Crushed OF
, Wooseys stew9Tts ,Loye4Hg' and Orleans Reineqes
CHOCOLATE-lS0 boxes Of Sweet Chocolate also, Ba-
PICKLES PRESERVES, eto-1OO boxes gallons, halves
Ketchup; Pepper Sauce Assorted Preserves and Jees
SPERM OlIs-ln casks and bills, pure and bleached.
WHALE, SOLAR and ELEPHANT OlLS-lu barrels
pure and bleached.
SWEET OIIl-1OO baskets, pints and quarts
BUTTER-St. Louis and Cincinnati packing.
TOBACCO-ll0 boxes Myers's superior, and other brands
go various qualities;
ClGARS-I0Q 900 Common Cigars.
LAMBERT'S PRESERV ESQ boxes Lambert's Vicks,
~ 6q[gIPe9Ch hes preserved, n superior order.
P n GODDARD BRANDY-6 halfppes
MADEIRA WINE-4O quarter casks, various qualities,
PORT VINES ggaLtercasks pure juice,
superior qualities; also, Neutral Spirits New En- gland
Rum; Jamaica Rum: Irish, Scotch and Old Whistles;
Anisete; Cqraooa; GuignO et Absynthi COrdials and
FOR CALIFORNIA; Automatically sealed HOLSTERS and
Salmon. in l and ID cans.
USTARD-ThOmtOn K GTOnsted's Louisville, Ky, in
ID, half and Quarter cans.
GRASBERR! EsCC5O pack ages halves and quqrtefFgs
and IL ID boxes and CanisteE
SOAP-CastIle, Boston and Cincinnati.
VVbts Beans Prupes Dates C0rTants. SbeIed Almonds
Mackerel and Salmon in kits and hakitts Claret Ground
Spices of all kinds Cure Powder Pepper, Apice Gloves
Mers Lemon SyTups, Table Salt CitIOu MaoarOn Yer.
mjcel, TalOw Candles, Vinegar, Peppermint, Lard Cot.
Porter and Brown Stout Cuba Cigars Playing Cards Nut
megs, SRgo, Indigo, LOZenges Barrel Covers Malaga
Wine. ColSs, Backing, Small BroOms, etc. etc.
N. B. Orders from the country for goods in my line
will be promptly filled, when accompanied with
ash sn2bf
CQDFisH-iOO boxes landing sE ship Seth sPiaE66, and
u 1" BOZ sToEs co.'s sa1.sa Common ST.
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MEDICAL LECTURES.
HOTELS, &C.

BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
NH!S Establishment having been repaired and newly fur.
Il nished, will be opened the Goth of May, for the
reception Of VisiteB and Families wishing spend the
Summer at a pleasant Watering Place. The under
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-
dence and will keep the house Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and Servants engaged and no
pains expense will be spared to render the stay of vse
pleasant and agreeable. Imy2 6ml O. LEWIS co.
B o A R DIN HOUSE,
l21 GfRAHIER Street. bet1geeR st. Charles and CdT0H
detet StreetS-ORe door from tie Of CGrORdeLstS
MRS. WILSON, Gate Of 81 Bienvie street,) respect
1N1 fully informs her friends and the public generally,
that she continues in the above eligible location IA
pied BY her during the last year She has had heTAA
HOUSE thoroughly reed and prepared for the aeoOmmO
age she hopes by digen attention to the comfort and
yenenoe of her patrons to merit and receive continuance
the same HertsrmS will be- as heretofore MODERATE.
n2ly d&W
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A Legal, ANEoDoTE.-Recently, while attend
ing Court held in - county, where Judge S.
presided, a very plain question was presented for
the decision Of the Court. 1t was argued elabO-
Tately on the wrong side, and when the opposite
attorney "a real Paddy, who had just waded through
Blackstone and Chitty, so as to obtain license, J
rose to reply, he stopped by his honor, who in
formed him that his opinion was made up against
him; that be would have no further argument
Paddy laid his hand slowly upon a volume Of Black
stone, and opened where the leaf was carefully
turned down, and commenced reading the law d.
Tectly in conflict with the opinion Of the Court
Stop, sir" cried the Judge, " l have decided the
case, and my mind is no longer open to conviction,
nor will have any further argument in the case -
" Oh, said the lawyer, l did not intend to argue
the point, nor did l expect to convince your honor
| only wanted to show the Court what blasted
fool Blackstone was" Such shout of laughter
as went up from every part of the Courthouse was
beyond the means of the Sheriff or the Court to
control for some minutes, when Paddy was fined a
dollar for his SANDER of Blackstone.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. Co.
Permanent Fund by Act9f Incorporation,
100000.
Office No. "a Gravier street.
Between Camp and st. Charles ST..

Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter COnrey, j., Maunse White, VIM. e. Lever ich
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart Edward SpaHO ",
Isaac Johnson Geo Srawbridge Henry 5. Buokn en-
PETER CONREY, Jr., President Board OF Trustees.
Directors:
JOsephW, Stanton John Stroud, Sen, NJ M Cohen,
VIM. Nj Goodrch JOshua Baldwin William Il. White
John l.; Saftarans, WaIrek Martin, John y Bein,
A. d. CTOssman, Mark WALTON, VIM. G, TOmpkins,
Cornelius FelOwes, Joseph Lallande, John u. Leete.
Edw. JenneT Coke,
To- This Company is prepared entertain applications
for Life Insurance and issue Policies all sound and heal
thy White and Negroes atthe Table Of Rates etab
shed by the Board which less than the rates charged BY
the New York and London offices and without their estTo
tons as 10 residence in The South By the charter dividends
and can 3e made available at to the extent OF two
ums in full.
john HAsAN President Of the COMPANY
PRESTON w. FARRAR. Vice President.
A J. WEnDERBuRN, M. ID. Medical Board of
THoMAs HINT HUN NJ d, Computation l1 e.,
RICHARD BEN, NJ D., No 27l Magazine street. Medical
Examiner. Office hours, for blacks, " 10 s A. NJ; do for
whites to at his residence. He will examine white
applicants at the office of the Company daily from a TO
O'Clock N. He will not examine any nne az ms dwelling
without permit which be had on application at the
office Of the Company. d. O. hEARTT' Agent
Cafomia Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
at New York and London rates Prospectus lePe OF rates
oessa effect Insurance can be had at the oee OF the
COmpAr
In order accommodate all Glasses Of our citizens young
men and mechanics having families dependent upon them
the Company will allow all persons insunng JOr NE, where
the premium amounts q over e5O per annum to pay one
half in cash and one half in satisfactory endorse note at "
N. B. The buBhsu Of this Company coBhned 10 liyz
EsUAANCE daLy. 81 resolution VI Chs H0sId no Fms
AlyeL uL HafRB HiBks afa tskspt ,---.,-s
" gH@ sa4Hi g4HipbWBi 'sUHAt
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no THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS
EASEs.-The reputation Of the writer is so well eztab
shed that all that necessary % to those who have DeeH
unfortunate 10 have contracted OthOse dread
fu diseases known and called Secret Diseases in part Of
their various forms that the writer after
iul practice OF twenty confined strictly Venerea
Diseases and Diseases OF the Blood (havng treated and
ieysd many hUndTeds who past all hope many OF
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians
without receiving benet) enabled offer you posi-
lively safe and speedy Should any Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well to cali at No 80 CUsTOMHOUsE STREET
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves othe
fits of the EubscrbeTs long and successful perience
jyl5 d. F. MULLEN, Sc CustOmhouEe 1t.