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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
No; eo GUST0MHOUSES STREET. n O.

MGOlCAL COLLEG6.
No. IS CUSTO.MHOUSE STREET. NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFFEcrxD.-Private Diseases cured in
poisonous medicines at No. SO CUsTOkHoUsK STREET.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
of the forms of Disease, his general adver-
isement il another column The treatment adopted by
m that which has the approval OF the mos. dsting uished
Surgeons OF Paris London and New York and its univer-
sal success has beg ond doubt that
or the worst OF constitutional syphilis g0ncnhPa.
structure, enlargement of the pI0stTate glands diseases
iucsd BY certain solitary practice etc. etc., be OBJ
aired TO moral certainty application be made to those
whose intelligence skill and experience be relied
Since DR.. Mullen opened in this city, all the many
that have come under his care have been cured without
unse exception Some Of these Of years standing;
the surprise of the patient The gentleman (wbose
pectabiy known to the citizens of New Oresns)
hand, and (by his permission) be referred to- Dr. .
treatment Of structure not known South of New York.
His Treatment of gonorh1a and glee the most perfect
discovered 1t the Shortest safest and The
patient akes oopaiva oubebs, turpentne other
doses but obtained in days without
pain, nvenience change Of diet f No pay unless
cure Is effected within the time named.
IkPorKNCY.-Young men or othsn who, By sexual ex-
cess self pollution, have brought themselves
OF the painful consequences resulting from unssteined
indulgence OF the passions, such premature impo
or constitution defan cement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence; he often them perfect The
stnctest secfesy observed.
Or. Mullen be cor,uIted daily at hs Office, No So
Cu.tomhouse BENJAMIN MULLEN. M. D.
IL Remember No. 81 Cnstonlhouse st. mis- If
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YALE CoLLEGE-A correspondent of
the N. Y. Evangelist writes: "A revi-
val has commenced in Yale College
The children of God there are much
refreshed Prayer meetings are at
tended for half an hour every evening
after tea, and some Of the professors are
active in their exertions. A considera-
BILE number of hopeful conversions have
taken place; and although the term is
very near its close, there is reason to
hope for still further progress"
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES,

nR LakzETFTHIs J IL &c CoR + 81 PRO
- CREATIVE ELIXIR.-This is the only actual reme
tufnai Emissions and all diseases oceasoned BY tain Sc
cet habits; and recently recommended
INTO the market The medical faculty Of Europe and The
ana in hs s
sdng f instance that has bee9 10
ieved BY the Juno Cordial are generally such as to eave
the proprietor could produce host the most conclusive
TO show fha1 the great reputation that enjoy.
positive ard apparently miraculous virtues In all directions
are to be found the happy Of healthy offspring who
ton And sequaly poteu. in the many diseases which
reeonmended Objection has been naturally made to
but the fact is the Cordial Be afforded for less
ought to be much dceer OF the ingredients which
compose the coe things nature whereas
ne s .nd @ We w b. in
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial the Of
Loss Of Museuls EDersy ,o Physical Iassn uS
and General Postra,on, Irnabty. and ali Nervous Aztec
cohea Whites and Faor bo and eve disease n
any way connected with the disorder of the Proceave
relief and if used directed almost certain to prodace
positive and permanent cure Persons about marry il
should take this CORDIAL; as It will utalbiy restore
s nean and ygo m brief period and where want of off
beneficial results may be anticipated with confidence 1t
tie Italy, and will in ali other countries where
it may become known.
1t also possesses the unrivaed qualities of curing ncpept
CONSUMPTION and have administered great success to
patients who have sought delightful climate Tor the reso
been added 10 the catalogue for the ncpient con
ssssisss &C. s ey n nay
in the United States Of meca sole agent. for its SALE
~ w ASToSio SI %aR s25GHsr lh NJ D.
in Mobile. by X. Joseph Tucker Tvs iyo |
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STATE COMMISSIONER

FOR THE TERRITORY OF CALIFORNIA
'E'liE USDERSlGNED, having received from the Hon
= ISAAC JOHNSON, Governor of the State OF Louisiana
the appointment OF Commissioner take Deposons etc In,
e Territory OF California for the State OF Louisiana would
niom his friends and the public that it il hi, intention for
the present Of locating the Bay of San Fiancco and
VIII attend to any business ted to his care eli her in The
way Oh cohsignments oil goods, agency otherwise.
IT, References. DAVID JUBSON.
w. A. GILMORE Atty GenIlJ b. STEEL
JOHN g. LARUg, Esq. b. b. IEr Eso
r. J. Hart " Co. Davis Coecop, g, ~
HAYES, Nj CLURE & Co. T. p WuIrr e. ~ w.
'AsAsos 9 dds Esd " IRWIN Esq. [fy2o
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NnTina.


RIO THOsB AFFLICTED wiyH VENERABLE s
i EAsES.-Ths ssps;aisoa Of the st.ef 90 ,ss stab
shri thn all hat TO 10 ,sss WHO have hssA
fo known and called Secret Uesses Ia any Of
the;r various FORMS that the writer, after ost suocss
f Draetiea of confined strlGy Vensrea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood lhavng treated and
iieved hundred. VINO were past an hope many Of
without receiving any benefit is enabled to otter you pol
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do we'll to call at NO. 86 CUsToaHoUsk STREET
before applying where and avail themselves Of the bene
dts OF the subscribers long and sGcGes; nj
nllU = MlIL4LEN. % CustOmhOnae 1t.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

-, SO Camp street. NewOrleans,
WHERE families find all articles Of House keeiing
COMPRISING general assortment and select stock Of
Iron Ware, Fire Sets; Brass and Steel; Shoveis and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron waite
ENAMEI.LED and patentmetal 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.
Wo0nWARE-BIass and Iron-bound CEDAR PALS.
. CHURNS snd TUBS.
WILLOW WARE-Baskets. Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
BRusHEsnFancy and Plain, Busting. Sweeping. and
Hearth Brushes
MATSIJnie, Manila. Alicante Palm, and Husk MATS,
WATERS. and TRAYS
BRASS Britannia, and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
ID. J. Wnghts patent premium COOK STOVES for
proved article IN use. mas3 6m
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CONVsMIFH.y CoITcN rARIrs

CONVENIFNT COTTON TARLES.
w have jas IS sesed copy Of little work showing
or New Orleans when andsd on the wharf at Lyernoo
a. any giyen price rate OF exchange and feshs and also
tors comm sons and other expenses are aided This work
complied aDd published by Dr. James l.! Lawrence of
Tbs city, and is OF much anhmetcal labor and will no
doubt prove valuable and practical assistant to those
engaged IN the staple II is Up IN neat style pocket
book form, and for sale by r
DAVID FELT g. CO. "a Charres st.
nhl5 *. Nj. NORMAN Is Camp st.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToP

IsHE Patronage that has been .xenied To ms IN very Tho
Il rally the last seven years while on Com ssEssss -
mon street. has induced US the last summer ID
TO erect large building expressly for manu- Er-1-eSsy
FIGURING and repairing CARRIAGES. SXG Ne ii
Country, and are prepared with good Northern workmen
and the best of materials TO build style of Carriage 10
prer and guaranty them two yea if used in the country
We aso better prepared than befole for REPAIR
INC CARRIAGES and gan restore them almost to their
original beauty and durability, although apparently worn
ont and useless We viii freight Carriages
fepaT We will also keep on hand assortment of NEW
low Old Carriages taken in trade for New We in.
v'te the attention of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES
Repository and judge for themselves the Corner of
GR,4HlER and C.8ROJFDELET Streets, next door to
the Once OF the Commercial Water Works rear of the ST
Charles Hotel New Orleans. ~ ~
my5 6m d&W MATTHEWS & DENMAN
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A C. AINSWORTH, NO T,4R YPUBLI &c and CON-
"A. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for eueyv STATE IN TIC
Onion. .OFYIcs-No. 80 CAMP STREET. NV Orleans
,U Depostoas taken, Accounts Prohated. Deeds and
Mortgages Drawn, and all Documents and Instruments of
Wrtng Prepared aSd ASthsnteaed for Use and Reeod
f Marine and other Protests particularly attended to
and all of General Average Partial Loss correct IL
stated and promptly arranged mh26 IydS w
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$50 REWARD

'HE above reward will be paid BY the undenfaS
the apprehension and conviction of the person y n
persons haIbOnng the Mulatto Girl MATILDA. OF "a
TiLtA. Said girl is rather bright mulatto, about
ieet or inches high IS 20 years of age sEoa.k
waiking. and appears frightened when SPOKEN to u:s
she no doubt harbored in of the houses Of
ana have understood frequenter OF the colored ~
Das she assumes various dsguses and names, ssa 5s
represents herself to be Free o. has forged pass ~
pc pad tor her apprehension alone and lodging be
jail OF the city. GEO. r. BEAkp:s
mh22 IF OrJeap ms w. ,ebonse 1a0 Magaziref
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for the cnre of Goporrhea
elect, Structures, Venerea
diseases, etc. etc.
untirlng research, trave
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
a5sve named celebrated
physicians TO make various
highly important discover.
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tons to the human family
Doctors Leroy and Peletie,
fearlessIy hazard tho asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
dualed. either for their
curative properties or for
miidness, safety and GER
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s l. AV e DE OF.

to Slave Yard and Bosrdina. House, 15o orris
street. second door from Carondelet. 4. :,
HooSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS 'a y
az al, Tunes. Slaves will be received on bosIi VI
on favorable terms. The building is large three SOD
.ouse, and very comT0dous Slave Depot rshsJI
ct'en'ioh VIII be paid to the health and csanlnen.
in this Ward ~
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TO CALIFORNIANS:
$MlTH BROTHER. No. So COMMON STREET
GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT,
almost every article necessary for the comfort and nss Of he
nnnd n I'M EM!oEANT Among their mas be
laps Son Wesers, Cloaks Goats Pouches Clothing Bars
Travelling Bags Bottles Water Tanks blankets and Tai
TENTS. PACK SADDLES CAEFops.A SAnn,r
BAGS Saddles and Brides of every description Rifts St
tais' Spus fiaf Rope Moss Blankets. etc fV0e
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A GARD.

n CAAU.
mr.. DODSON has returned from the North. and will
~ resume his practice as tomeyespecaly the treatment
Of Ple., F:ua. diseases OF the Bladder, Structures,
from whatever treated for radical without TIT
of caustic routing instruments.
DIR. FLINT Gin writing for set OF nstruments)
The have reflected them, and exDeenced The
want OF that kind OF instrument the better satisfied hay,
become that you have provided by ingenuity and skill
a surgical desidcratum in that particular"
fR His newt Invented and improved instruments fol
the retention aud radical cure of ERNl adapted to
every variety of Rupture and when well fitted, are
with and comfort The blocks do imbibe perspira
ton and become offensive. The springs prepared 10
effects and the be removed
washed at plea negaisocal estl OF peImanen
cures, both the aged and he young be examined
my Office, No. UNION street, second door from ST
Charles at fv2+ i&W3rn
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CLEVELAND
WAITE R. G URE E TABLIS n M N 7

1'UE Subscriber has erected in the immediate vicinity
CLEVELAND, OHIO, large and spacious Build easzsx
ngs, oI The accommodation Patients who may FREE
feel disposed 10 make Practical apllcaon OF the x4zsE
HYDROPAThlC or WATER CURE Treatment undo
The most favorable auspices Tor the removal of Disease
The Water at this Establishment very pure, soft anC
abundant; some of he Springs very coid-one. il
winch the Thermometer SANDS at 90 alrentet. sum
The best and most experienced German Nurses
attendance All Patients required to furnish three Com
ioreS; two large WUGlel Blankets; coarse Cotton
SHIRTS; coarse Linen Sheet that rnay be cut with
pieces of Linen OF Cotton for HANDBAGS, and six Towels
The subscriber Intends the location of his establish
ment second to the county. have the reputa
ton second none.
Patients should bear in mind. that the restoring Of
health VIII be he sine with HIM should be
the great desideratum with them Every thing else should
be made subservient to that great object.
AL communications must be st-pdid.
7. T. SEELYE, M. D., Proprietor.
Cleveland. Ohio. 1919. fyl6 3md Inv
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CLERICAL STUDIEs.-We have lately
visited a clergyman (says writer in the
Christian Alliance and Visitor) who has
agood settlement and moderately small
family, and hardly any books in his
study. This is wrong, and yet we fear
many clergymen are like this one, nearly
Indifferent about the use and ownership
of valuable works. We ascribe much of
the present dullness of the pulpit to the
circumscribed information of the minis
try. Our young men seem to enter on
duty after leaving the schools of the
prophets with notiolf of being armed
at all points and quite fit for service.
But they ought to know that the Latin,
Greek and Hebrew of their preparatory
studies, although vastly important in
their proper place, do not by any means
alone fit them for public expounders of
the Gospel. A man may have all ex-
egisis in his head, and analysis on his
lips, and yet prove to the three hundred
village hearers, OR the seven hundred
city ones, a dry preacher and tame
orator. Our people are reading peo-
pie, and our clergy must be reading men,
or they will place the pulpit under the
censure of their hearers 1t is singu-
lar fact that some of the most attractive
preachers of the day are but little in
debted. to early theological training
But they have been diligent students,
great readers, and have large libraries.
We have just seen such an one He is
the acceptable pastor Of large city
church He is an eloquent preacher,
and never was at college or seminary.
In his study are the treasures of the
English language. The glorious vol
umes of the Puritans, the fine produc-
tions of art and genius that appear from
time to time Here his mind recreates.
strengthens, and from these green fields
he goes out to refresh ard delight his
people
We had much rather sit under the
ministrations of such IA man, than listen
to dry exegesist who hardly knows the
eminent names of the Church in her
best and brightest days.
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f. OAHD.
lNOR THE RENEEir Off THE AFFLICTED

GvOR THE BENEFiT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the cxiienie hazard which strangers
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases
owing the utter disquacations OF those who PROBES
such tesm IL to be nothing but IN act o
kindness towards The I'M afflicted well shee
justice 10 rI. MULLEN, No. So CUsToaHOUsx STREET
III in the 1886 soeiy afflicted yphi
liz. in its worst and most appalling form, and .or
months together under the best regu medical practc
could obtain New Orleans without being al all benefit
ted-ndeed grew worse At length heard of DR.. Mul
lens great reputation applied to him. and 70 my S!ea
scrbed New Orleans. Jan. 7. 1871.
mis- If SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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MARTIN ii. DEVEREUX.
MANUFACTURER OF ALL ARTICLES In THE
Copper. Tin. Sheet.IrOn & Crate Rusluesc

CRATES OF Brass, Rnssia or Berlin Iron of any a
- E2itern OF size to suit the Fire place ManteI 81
STAlR and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR Gl65
Boa, ling honses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES to Suit
OF from eight to one thonsand improved b.
sun o5Sches, Halls OF Public Rooms: Sinai! do for Off
ceS or cunning rooms. Ship and Steam boat CA ROOSES
from No 10 8, for coal or wood. STOVE-PIPE of all
sizes and put up. Bath Heaters, Stills, Worms Sugar La.
dies etc, On hand to order. -N
SiB-Builders ard others iu of Crates Tin Con.
per Pipes OF Cutters VIII find to their advantage 10 call
and examine the same.
All REPAlkS promptly attended to at
IL ~ NO. 2o IChoupitouas ST. New Orlaans
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If SAkfiIET, ROBERTSON
CONSUMPTION DURABLE.

~ CON ; NJ TO ~ . BIZ E.
"COME reader will ask What! is possible to repro
- dues Lungs that are gomez Certainly not. But
cicairice form, and the patient will recover 4adrdi
@ years experience the Medical Profession see Diploma
at his Office attends daily TO DISEASES OF TBk
of the Chest Hectic Flush. Pain in the Chest Colds
bronchitis Night Sweais and ether Diseases OF Debility
(See Testimonials Tire Daily Crescent, Jan. Eth. i349
References given to numerous patients in this city
DR.. t. will take pleasure examining tine Chest. and h
frs, oTsntaton free, a. 70 Circus street. between Per
dido and tirsvier siIaetx ih20
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EDUCATION.
HIGH sunooL roa YouNa LApIas


rs BORDERS On O.dY PUPILS
CARCNpELkT sTRxET. MEAN ST. JOSEPH STREET
ESTARLISHEp in 1872 under the snpenntendssnce OF
~ the Misses ALLISON from Lonon,-ih TINS Insult
ton, conducted the best plans of European Instruction.
"a OF study thorough and systematic no vague
theories superficial methods of teaching to elicit display
ae resorted to- in any of the departments of science
or literature
The French Ian guage under the superintendent Of
French gentleman high literary attanments ohor Ian
guages music and the Accomplishments taught by
ters of eoua enineuce in their PROBES
Drawing in every style Is taught b. the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for of one oil the most eminent
drawing masters In Europe
~ Terms be known application to the residence
oil the Misses ALLISON. Carcndeet ST. n28 ly
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
GEO. w. HARDY, PRIH OPAL.
s.Naiades street. 6etUeea Ihdl5a and .EsLpomene.
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac johnson. Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
IIaslmon Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles tIayarre, Secretary OF State.
Alexander Dirni,y, Sup. General OF Pub. Education.
George EustIs Chief :ustice Su preme Court
A. NJ Buchanan Judge District Court.
Geo Y. Bright, Justice of the Peace.
J. ID. b. DeSuw Professor University OF louisiana.
NJ. NJ Cohen, Admir-.
A. u. Gross nan, Mayer Of the City
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No One.
Joshua Baldwin, No. Two.
P. Seuzeneau. No. Thee.
TERMS.
For Day Pupils from 81 to $40 per Month.
Boarding Pupils fIom SIS to $50 per Month. ap12 I'm
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$40 REWARD n
w lLL be given for the apprehension Of the BOY ~
VINO aDsc0nded from the subscriber on the Iih y
DecemDer last The boy Is about IA yean of age, das
gnfie complexion, high cheek bones, rather enghensd'
visass scH :. mighty and inteIieept -
Va hlCAARD TERRELL, 10 and QBash 40
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STOVES. STOVES! srovEs'm

STOVES! STOVES!! SrOVES'!.
/ ID. WRIGHT Il cos Paten, Wood and Coal Stoves
~ Aitght stoves, most improved patterns suita- "a
. bic for Halls, Barrcons. Churches, etc <GFS-
Fancy high Coal Stoves, for Bar-Tooms- etc In,,tj
Gomln Stoves; nine and ten plate Stoves; ESEIN
franklin Stoves, for wood or coal
Furnaces Copper ard Brass Preserve Kettles daren
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps;
Oliver Moons Patent We'll Pumps.
general assor OF Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
, Furnitufe, of Copper, Iron and Tin Wac;
brass and Britannia Lamps and Caudlestcks:
Brass britannia and Japanned Spo0ns:
Deed and Cash Boxes Tumbler Draners
Hall and Steamboat Lamps OF different sizes:
britannia Tea and Cofee-pots
britannia Soup Tureens, of different sizes;
Dish Covers; Copper ard TIN M-asures;
Copper, Iron and Fin Tea-Kettes
Buck & McGran's Patent Cooking Stoves:
Churchs Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
a. Also
Ny Own Patent Stoves on the most improved nar tn
. burn wood or coal Cooking Ranges '
American Air tight Co king Stoves for wood or cosl on
the most improved plan VI ' "
Rotary Ranges, for wood or coal. of different sizes:
ship CaDooSes, OF different sizes aad patterns:
English STEAK Dishes, Covers and ;tauas;
Cake Moulds; Oyster Grit0ns Oyster Sfewpens e,o otto
lar 1v ". ". DEFERETTX 26 TchnuntcnsS - ~
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MEDICAL.

nR. II. a. FOURNlQUET-cffc Or 81. Jdarp street.
4 between Camp anh Magazine streets Opposite TIT
Magazine street Market, H. (0LdmdnHS Drug Store
l,vayrTrE mfZo 3u
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WALLACE, No. "a Passase,taps ,rs2
IL New Orleans. OFFcR HoURs-From 8 A. o IL.
ORpgRs left at The Drug Store of H. Bonnabe will b.
..,onJsJ To iaA 1yd&W
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STOP HERE!-S5oo FORFEIT
NO. ID C.ARONDELET STREET. Sirn of the

.EscuIGpfdN Statue.
nR- LEROY'S and PELETiER'S (of paris) Con-
- POUND SPECIFICS and Anti VKsERRAL MIXTURES
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
SJTTTEr- $40 kegs choice Goshen Butter:
Is 30 do. prime .. e<ern DO.
HaMs-S IL teress Shay's Extra sugar cured Hams
Z 3casks plan do
CRaCKFpS SIS bbls. Boston & Soda Crackers fresh:
800 us do. Butter and Water DO do
FLOUR-30 bbls. flesh st. Louis and Illinois Flour
STAPCu Is boxes;
"A half do. Coigate's Pearl Starch
CHEESE g boxes Engis Dairy Cheese
~ 10 do. Pineapple do
RA!SlNS-150 whole half and quarter boxes
SOAP-s0 boxes No Extra Family Soap
TEA-iO0 packages fine Green and Black Teas
For sale low and delivered free Of charge in any pa of
the city, by tapl3l CHAS. STOUGHTON "a Camp st.
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OMOEPATHiST
ENR D. GLASS, Gate of Hopkiaspiie, Kentucky No
=, root. Nevvi Ieans nT
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM.
~ COHEN, having had 81 years experience. OF

N COHEN, having had 30 years experience oilers th
~. above infaittbie remedy fer all Diseases SsNa
pertaining to the EYE. Opthalma, Of years NSS%s
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in tbe%S9yS
Eye OF years. cured in 10 weeks man of this @SsE
city bein blind or uoHths restored 10 the sigh
OF eye in weeks; gentleman who always used spec
fo years, by using drop enabled 10 read tn
newspaper without them b. candeight, h0nIs alter. In
bTilliancy to The Eye ana also siren CITIZENS the sight.
sy~ EOS PHiLIPP.d Street, near Hevia and ~ 4
CHARLES Street. apH 1y
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w., EURNIryRsi FURNITURE.

Wholesale ard Retail Furniture Warehouse
No IS -H.3ti3ZiyyE STREET
fSNHE Subscribers have constantly hand the most ex
sens i've ss,o IN nent 9t FgrnuIe, conSis,ing Of
VI TABLES, SOFAS, ARMOiRS. DRES-
T7SING CASES LoINGES; QTTo-ssszss
GLASSES, DESKS, Etc. etc. E-y- City and Country
Dealers requested give call bere pucha in
elsewhere stock all times very large and complete
PtSiters from tie Country also requested TO call and
examine sock determined rot to be beat in
prices by aay other house the CITY - "
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