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RvEa.-The yieksburg wing q the I7'h
says The River y rising FROM half On Iseh g an
inch snd i about Vi inches below he
the Highest water this ssason, The upper MIS-
sissiPpi end Illinois are rising rapidly. Also
abe Ohio.
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DlED--Af'er a painful illness OF TonsiIIaries
the 18Th is' in the eighth year Of her age,
Mary l. daughter Of Hester w. aud A..
Alsworth.
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c~HoLEaA.-In New Orleans the Board Of
Heath report tha. the Cholera is rapidly de-
clininR. The deaths GOr the last week about
III pei. day.
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ire authorized to announce y. Y
wv Staples as a candidate for reelection 70
ia Office Of Town Constable. Election on the
leihiRst.
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GoID.-The Boston Journal. says:
"a lite more than one hundred thousanc
dollars worth of gold dust has been enterer
at the Custom-house this forenoon, brought b,
the Tsar and Crusader. T1ere is also a Iarr.
quan'ity-some fifty thousand dollars, as W.
understund-not yet entered.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-20

HARp CASA Western paper says that .
woman Wa ccRzlctsd Of stealing a piece Of
Jinaey Ii Randolph county, Ia., and the JUS
Il sentenced her husband to jail Gor she oi-
lsuce
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FINAL sETrLnap'

UHE undersigned ts !,
a last will and tesls1ls1 a,ss
Rawlings, deceased ~ U.ob,s
jIijaI County, Mis,!'sPP \
The next June Term Il .a .sss
for its addition and allls1gsTOs
WIN. J. HUEo1~
April 10, ls4a.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-20

INTERPRETATIONS OF DREAMs.-To dream OF q
Milestone about your neck is a sign OF what
you may expect il you marry an extravagant
wife. To dream If Iceis a Ia orable omen To
a lady provided she relates ner dream to an a
greeabe young man on passing a pastr' -cO"k 8
shop on a hot day. To see Apples in a cream,
betokens a wedding; because, where you find
apples you may reasonably expect Pears;--
TO dream that you are lame, 8 token that
YOU will get into a h bile. When a young
lady dreams OF CDfins, it be,okens that she
should instantly discontinue tight stays, and
always go warmly md thickIy shod in wet
weather. II you dream of clock, it is II
token thai you gain great credit--that is. tick.
To dream Of Fire is a sign that--if you are
wise--you will see that all the lights in your
house are out before you go to bed. To dream
that your nose lS red on the tip is an intima-
ton tina, you had better leave of brandy-and-
water. Dreaming OF walking Barefoot de-
notes a jo%urney--which will be boOtless. To
dream of eggs is a sign that you will discover
a mares nest.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-20

WATCHES AND 5AWhs'
Subscriber would NJ
= fully inform the ci'lasaas
aud surrounding country WI
openi g a fine md tasstos NJ 4
u ATtHEs and HWElsa
will sell on The most rels
for cash. Persons wishing NV, s,na|
line are invited to col allo
I'm I'd
Watches OF every a''eg N,
repaired on the sbOrle'' p'''''
ranted. ".
Canton, March 50, 1917.
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WYE are authorized TO announce HENRY
w n. COULTER as a candidate tr re
s%lection to the Office Of Circuit Clerk
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WE are Apthorized to announce JOHN o.
wv H0WC0TT as a candidate tor Te-eiee-
Won 10 the Office Of Probate Judge.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-20

NTTE ara authorized 10 announce "a ME-
w R.CHA MBERS, asa Candidate toi
the Ofsee Of Probate CLERK.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-20

I e Augusta, Ga, Chronicle, ne of IT, best
papers Of the South, gives some ~holrsont
advice to the little termagant State, South
Carolina, v hich the after of course will not
follow, The Chronicle lnumates that the best
way to establish a proper degree Of n%on-intet r
course with the North, is for the pc ople Of S.
Carolina to manufacture for tn mselves every
article now made for them in New England
that anti-abolltion resolutions, will not prevcn,
the State from losing a representative under
the ratio Of the new census, and il has the te.
merity to add that a cart load of good manure
is worth more to the Commonwealth than a
thousand Of such resolutions. The idea of
State rights aad gunno, liberty and lime-that
1t should come to this! Disdaintul chivalry
exp ands his offended %nostrrls.
But it is further added s'that the trade and
commerce OF a small aggregate Of deserted, des-
olated cotton Notwithstanding thereby
the ma gnanimous State of South Carolina
will be Of little consequence to the rest OF the
Union," aud that instead Of exporting go many
emigrants and their property, tor which no te-
tnrn whatever is left behind, South Carolina
should take measures to invite immlgrun,s
With their capital, ther industry and their en-
terprlse t'tome and settle permanently with
n her limits. But as We have said, III ndvice
will not b fnllo~ed-a' lea s, not yet. s"urh
" -
Car lima will stick To her Nv" staples, politics
md cation, anu as the latter tails of she will
cuI lyate the other more largely. She will
anniocture nothing hut resolutions. In Pr
p'f'I"n ar she loses htr representatives, in Con
gfess' TIE resi- like the s blline looks will in.
cFres" III Importance as he number grow less;
II but one sh uld be left, the whole State
would scarcely be large enough to nuld hln;
1t all should disappear, she would be repre-
scented III the lover House as she is already
is In the Senate BY a gigantic shadow
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EXTe are authorized 10 announce JOHN !
w CAMERON as a candidate for re-eIee-
lion 10 the Office Of Probate CLERK.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-20

VTTE are auhortsed to announce R. NJ.
w COX. AZ a candidate for the Office Of
sasriF Of this County.
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Cholera IN 7srss, We learn from a pri-
vate letter Of a valued friend, date d Browns
vile, 9th April. thatth devastation created by
cholera in that vicinity, has tor once exceeded
CT mmo rumor. In Matamoras, out ola pop
nlatlOn OF seven thousand, one thousand have
fallen victims to the epidemic, and there are
now not over five thousand remaining in the
city. All the towns on the RI Grad, firm
the mouth up to Mier, hov been terribly visi-
ted ny ne scourge, aud it was feared that 1t
would visit every town on the river. Brazos
sIaua and Point Isabel have snfi, red severely
In the neighbornued OF Brownsville, the d,s-
ease had materially abated ~ 0 Bulletin,
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IKE are authorized TO announce WINS
wv BAILEY asa Candidate for r~e-slec-
lion 10 the Office Of sherifof this County.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-20

Leaving a balance due the State Of $3,9s5
SO
Numerous errors and discrepancies in the
books of the A nditor's Office will Ne found in
the detailed statements marked T. fI,d with
ur report, which ave MT susceptible Of a.
Judgement, and are not, therefore included 10
this abstract ~. Whig,
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Fas whigs have carried the New York ci.
" elections.
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FINAL sETTLEMIM

gANAo
TNHE Undersigned, Es''fg !
y last will and testament z
N. Nc ELHENSE' n
has presented his fOal aee0lnl
Probate Court Of adison e =
and will It the next June lfla
Cour, apply for its auditor "
JOHN H, DAIlVN 4
April IS, lo49
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Some by admiring other mems virtue, be-
come enemies to their own vices.
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Nh AZ authorized 10 announce THOS
wv M. HERNDON rs a candidate to
n;a,rlet Attorney, for the 5th Judicial Dis
, mi eomposed Of the Counties Of Madison
Yssoo. Holnes, Aitala Leake and Winston.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-20

REPORT OF CoMMlss uNERs To EXAMINE STATE
OFFICES We find a lengthy abstract OF this
report in the Mississippian Of the 18th. Not
having opportunity 10 publish the whole OF it
at present, we extract the following simply be-
%causeit refers to a case which has been sever.
al times brought before the public in the pa
pers!
JAMES e. MATHEWS, Late Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts, on Account Of Redemption Of
Lands.
DR..
For the amount Of cash received for the Re-
demption of Lands, 2l,857 72
OR.
By this amount paid into the Tr,as-
ury on account OF the same, 1881 81
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We had another severe frost on Wedns.I.,
night. The sky looks az ha d as old p;oL.y
rye face and as dry as a contribution nov ~
era dull charity sermon. Oh for heat and T.;n
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-04-20

sFboss that dance must pay tbs fiddler"
Ia ne CASE will We announce the name o' a
candidate unit the Zee is paid. County offices
$500; D.strie, and State $1,000.
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WwYE are authorized to announce "
wv A. DENNIS, as a candidate i9r re-
sleeIion % the office Of Assessor Of this GouH-
~.
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.IgSlSSIPPTCREOLE
GANT0N, MISS.

Msssrs. R. MORRIS & Cos General Agent
Of Black Hawk, Mississippi, are authorized
Agents or Ihs Mississippi Creole.
Ta Candidates
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ng scon,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-03

Passages etc. etc. have been cured by this Compound Mix
tuTe and of SYPHILIS OF the most inEeeata descp
ton have promptly yielded 10 their sanative influence
The preparation Is without dOnbt, most eHeqtutl rem
edy and has cured many obstinate diseases atef many
other medicines had failed. In its improved form 1t Is near
B asteess and effects apcrL7Gu6Ht CrG2 te SpeGt 81 roc
or sin dGys without much restriction TO diet o. any 10 eN
posure or business. Besides this important advantage Il
never leaves mart subject 10 that uOubes0me weakness
that occurs often aeThe q other MEDICINES generally
DTescrbed and IL taken the st stage OF the dease, n
viii arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant teeng
in few days In ongpTOHced Or chronic stages of the
i7esses in obstinate elects Female Complaints such as
Whites etc It is without doubt the most eectu0l remedy
We IA moi offer these Specifics as PANACEA or cure
every thing but for the above named cases. are author
lied BY DIS Leroy and PeleeT OF Paris (the INVENTOR
10 guaranty cure.
We would here remark that these preparations have been
before puhc Of NewOrean for the last nine VeaTs and
thay have universally proved eficacOuS.
~ Sole Agency, No. 18 C.HRON.D ELET Street
bEtgCCn CaRni ana Common streets. 81 ly
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A STEAM LooM,--A valuable invention is re-
ported to have been made in Belgium, destined TO
effect a great reform in the manufacture Of linen
cloths II is nothing less than steam loom for
linen fabrics In all the previous inventions Of
this sort, the fabrics have been uniformly SO poor
that the machines have been thrown away. The
difficulty has now been removed by the skill of a
Belgian engineer. A model Of his machine, with
specimens of the fabrics has been exposed at
the Fair at Ghent The cloths are said TO rival in
frmnesa, neness, and smoothness the best Of those
made by hand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-03

"A G, AINsWORTB, NO TAR Up UBLTC and CON.
IA. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for 0UerV state IN the
Union. OFFIdk-NO. % CAMP STREET New Orleans
- Deposiuons taken Accounts PrObsted, Deeds and
Mortgages Drawn and all Documents and Instruments Of
Whiting Prepared, agd Authenticated for Use and Record
n any paft o. the UNITED STATES. a.
- Marine aud other Protests particularly attended to
and all of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated PROMPTLY Rffkuued. uah26 IVdNW
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EDUCATION.
RICH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
IS BOARDERS Or Dry FUPILS

UAEoNDELET STREET., REAR Sr. JOsEPH sTRRET.
FrSTABliSHEQ in lS42 under the supeHntendence OF
~ the Misses ALLISON from London lin this ingtu-
ton conducted the beat psDs Of European instruction,
ne course Of study is thorough and ayetemao vague
theories OF superficial methods of teaching elicit display
are resoed TO- IN vi the vaous departmental science
French gentleman Of high literary attAinmens other Ian
guages, music and the accomplishments taught By mas
teI5 OF equal eminsDOe in their professions.
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils or many OfOne of ths eminent
dIAwlng masters in Europe.
Terms may be known application 10 the residence
OF the Misses ALLISON. Carondelsts ms ly
OARROLLPON FEMALE SEMINARY.
FTNHiS Institution continues under the charge of Mrs
i WARREN, who takes this method TO solicit the
patronage Of parents aud guardians.
e- Terms for Board and Tuition payable monthly in
advanced, Slb per month.
6T Terms Of Music with use of Piano. IS Fer month
-REFER To
Rev. DR.. Scott. Rev e. r. Beadle A. N. Ogden
A. Maybin, Col ]. T. Preston w. T, Scott,
Chas. Gardiner, ]. HampsOn, Rev. ]. Twiche
DR.. J. w. PiOtOn, Prof. Forshey, sl3 I'm
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oTTIZHNs o. NEW oRLEANs.

IF you to place your Sons il Q the best Schools
in amerfcG look at The advertisement belO1.
DOUGHKEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL-The
edifce for this School is situated on College Hill about
three Outh Of mile from the beautiful village of POugl-
keepsie Dutchess county, State OF NewYork
The School is conducted philosophical principles.
Reference is invariably had to the nature of the juvenile
mind, and constant efforts employed to develop its
powers in their natural order aud preserve them ia their
relative strength. The domestic arrangements and modes of
instruction adapted TO youth of ten years Of and up
ward and they are instructed in such branches may be
requisite either to qualify them for Commercial Life, En-
gineoring or to prepare them for College
The annual expense per scholar IS s30 payable quarterly
in advance This includes all charges for board, tut
ton stationery, bed and bedding washing, room, fuel
light aud books (eXceptthe French and the Spanish books
The year divided into two terms Of twenty three weeks
each. The Summer term commences the first Wednes
ber is the purpose of the undersigned not to receive any
youth into his School whose moral character good
iy2O 3mdaW CHARLES BARTLETT. Prinoipal.
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-. - 81 Tchoupitoulas street,
HEN COMMISSION MFRCEi ANTS ami I'm
VI pOyters of FRUITS NUTS, ETC have for sale: ~
POWDER-Ag ency of the celebrated "Amercan Chrys.
RASMUSSEN hoves M II Snd l,vor,
CITRONS-lOO boxes fresh Genoa
PRUNES-In lars and fancy boyeS
PECANS;-350 haas fine 5T'eyas '
CHANPAGNE-15 b9Skefs Northumberland,
NUTMEGS-95O p0u6ds No 1''''' Oi'"u''
LOBSTERS-Age gents for man nfaelv j. CaLloguS CO.
MUSCAT VTNF-Tu cases and eassks ~ W.
FIGS-I000 drums selected smyrna
PEPPER, PlMENTC) and II SiJF CyTNGFR--gOO has
ATM6NtJ1i50 ,vss en- 6,l f5IIs SGT StoI ' ''' Oas''
WINES-Por various qualities Is auaTtercssks supeor
old Msdairs in b1nd ~, f'N-'' ~'1 7'fN''>'
Brazil NtiTS PEA SifTS Ia,
BtTTTER-S06 FsgI tHpsTioT 81 npis
BITTER Ai,N0NIla-j0 rails N '"'''
CIIRRANTS-51C ssfs New Zaate CurraBt, ie97
- s-. 70
,.,.. GROOERIESl ETC.
M lLLlAM L. CUSHING, Commission Merchant,
PlFl 81 9 ~ I iEAy5ER street 9tlaT lor sale
EFEtJNHn SCSAksI-i 'eal Powdered and Crushed, OF
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. 90.
Office No. "a Gravier street.
BetNean Quinn AVID St Eharla.

Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s Allison,
Peter CuuFey, Jr., Maunsei White VIM L. Isyercb
Robert Ward Samuel Stewart, Edward SparTo,y
Isaac johnson, Geo. Suawbddgs, Henry S. BuCsnaI
PETER CONREY, Jr., President Board Of Trustees
Directors:
!osepklg Stanton, John STROUD SEN, NJ. M, Cohen.
VIVA n Goodloh. o. . B BALDWIN, william G1 vi W2 ba
john l.. SaiiaTans, Waigick Martin, John ID Bein
a; M, lGIoI FII Marx Walton Mm TomPkns
Edw. JeuRerCO
GP This Company is prepared TO entertain applications
lor e Insurance, and Policies a sound and hs9
ny ns persons and Negroes atthe Table Of Rates eztab
shSq n ne boa which are less than the rates charged by
the New or and London offices and without Their rsstre
uons 70 residence In the South BY the charter dividends
o. poh are declared annually and the profits draw nerei
and can be made available 70 the extent of ta
thirds o. their amount, where the party has paid his pem
ums in fall '
JoHE HAGAN, President OF the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR, Vice President
a. j. WEgDERBgRN, Nj. ID. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HINT M, H. CONSULTATION.
HARMON D0ANE. feeetaTy. y l.. GooLD, Attorney.
REGARD BEIE, M. d., No. 27l Magazine street. Medical
Examiner Office hours, for blacks ~ 70 So A. NJ; do for
whites. to p at his residence He will examine white
applicants al the office Of the Company daily, from l2 10
without permit, which be had application at the
Office OF the Company. II. g. HEABTr, Agent.
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance member
e. Nef York and London rates. Prospectus table Of rates.
and all information as 10 Life usulauce and all papers
9e3sa to effect Insurance can be had at the office Of the
In oertO accommodate all classes Of our citizens young
men ana mechanics having families dependent upon them,
IF ehlqm amounts 70 go per aHnum 10 pay one.
all u cash and half 10 satisfactory endorse note at ~
III u , 5t1i pg interest 90 per cent, pgl annum.
TEs1S e ossneS OF this Company Is confined TO lIFE
hivei o. Name Rihks a1e taken - ~ ' ~ ~
- omoe bonn, 9A,AtO6P. isadal
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OEPATHfST
Jar u. GLASS, Gate 0f H0pkinSDHte, RoatuCkU } N .
~ 81 BAROFNE STREET, between Uuion and Pefddo
tfsatB NewtlriearE. LIT
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No. IS CUSTOyMIO Use STREET, N. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE 10 ETEECTED.-Pnyats Diseases CARED in
few days by regular phYHiciaH without mercury Othf
poisonous medicines at No, So CUsTOAHOUBE sTREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
Of the forms Of certain Disease, to his general advef
tamsnt in another column The Treatment adopted by
him that which has the approval OF the distinguished
Surgeons of Paris, London and New FORK and its univeI
sal auooeuG mas proved beyond doubt that permanent cure
for the worst OF oonltut0na syphilis, EORoHhga,
structure, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands, diseases
duosd by certain solitary practice ETC. etc., be Oh
tanned 70 moral certainty If application be made to those
Since DR.. Mullen opened in this city, all the many
that have under his have been Cured without
single exception Some Of these of yeau standing
One remarkable OF GtotEEe 30 old has Leen cured
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose
auectabty known to the citizens of New OIeaus)
hand and (by his psrmissOn) be referred 10. Dr. M =
treatment of structure not known South Of New YORK
His treatment Of gcnOrhRH ard geet is the most perfect
discovered Il is The shortest safest and IuTeE The
patient takes c0paya Cubebs tuTpeuns other
doses but obtained in days without
pain inconvenience Or change Of diet. a. No pay unsIs
cure is effected within the time named.
lNPOTENCY. = ounR men Others who, by sexual
pollution, have Brought themselves any
Indulgence of the passions, such premature impO-
teRcy, involuntary EemiRa emissions, general debility
OF constitutional deTGERsmen may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he offers them perfect cure. The
Etriatggt seoTezy observed
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his Office No SO
CuEtOmhOuss st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. d.
~ Remember No IS CustomhOuss st iyl5d
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IMAGIHATIos,- Irish woman who, few
days ago, in Boston, got from the Coroner piece
Of the rope wish which man hung himself, for
the purpose, as she said, Of curing the Kings evil,
tied it around her body for space Of three days.
On Thursday the rope was returned by the wo-
mans husband, VINO stated that his wife had en-
tirely recovered, and that the troublesome humor
had disappeared,
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4. P. PULLING, N. d.
]. WILSON, N. D.
r. Il. BHIGas, M. D.
?. K. ELMENDORE, II. D.
Albany, APRIL, Is4T,



Owigg to tbegrea' success and immense sale Of Dr. TOw
send SaIsapaIla number of who formerly on
agents, have commenced making Sasapanla Extfa ca
El4ls, bte, Extracts of yellow Dock etc. They gene
ay putt up in the shaped bottles, and them
have stolen and copied our acknowledgements they are only
worthless limitations. and should be avoided.
fnncpal Office, l26 Fulton street, sun Building New
York Redng & Co. State street, Boston; Dyott Son
49, NOTth Second str6Ct Philadelphia; s. Hance DFug
gst BaltmOre r. NJ Cohen CharestOn los South Psar
Albany P. H. MCtfEw Eatchez-and by all the PRINCIPAL
DHgEEs Rnd Merchant generally throughout the pfed
State, West ladies and ths Cgnada
u WRI9HT, Isl ChEfTaa ttFest
Sole Afast New oiissas
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r - q ~ - AAAA \ a ~ n a ~
LoT the cure of GOnOrrhma.
elect, Structures, VeneIesI
dIg5Hses, etc. etc,
In offering rlese pfepa.
rations 10 the public,
Doctors Leroy and Peletiel
feaIlessly hazard the aSser,
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
quRled, either for theil
curative prOpefties or for
Eildness, safety and Ger.
tainty in their operations,
By any other preparation
compounded for similar
purposes, now before the
public.
Long standing cases of
GOROrrhGd, Gteet, StyiG,
lures, FaiaS in he LOips.
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ENCR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Il Knowing the oxtIeme hazard which strangers run il
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseazes
owing TO the utter disquaOatons Of those who protein
such deem It to be nothing bat net o
kindness towards he untoduneey afflicted well sheer
justice to Or. MULLEN, No. 80 CUspOMHuUEE BTREET,
to ssts that in the year 1876 sOeg afflicted with Syph
lis, in its worst and most appalling form, and Tor
months together undsrt the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans, without being at al benefit
edindeed grew worse. AT length heard Of Dr. Null
len great reputation applied TO him, and to my great
Oy in three weeks he restored perfect health Sub
Bonbed New Orleans, Jan. 2, 1887. ,-,,,.
jyl5n SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

- FOX UALIT ORNIAl
SMITH d BROTHER 5 2 Common ST.
HAVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable for those 60.
, 4 ing 10 California cheap and good. N~A
B,s3iIpJIhES, Bite, stinups, Saddle Bags and
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and
description among them be found Caps Goats Capea
Leggmgs Waterproof Blankets Air Pillows, Air Beds
TaTpaulins, Tents, Clothing Bags, ETC., etc.
At the sign ofthe GOLDEN SADDLE, SO Common
street. fuT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-03

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you thatthTee of my children have been eplad M HE ots
BY the use Of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
ryseverey with bad sores have taken ONLY ouT hotties
took them away, for which feel myself under great obga
ton. Your, respectfully
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