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FOR FEMALES AND MALES,

BE YE FRuLTEuL AND MpLTIPLY,n
~ CREATIVE ELIXIR.-Ths is the only actual rene
dy ever discovered for imPotenoy General Debility Noe
get habits and many OF the nOstums recently recommended
unnyaled EXCELLENCE lame, and popularity have brought
into the market. The medical faculty Of Europe and the
United States unanimous in their recommendation OF
the JUNO CoRDlAL and have not given their sanction
single instance that has been authenticated any
pound for the purposes The nature of the maiades
relieved by the Juno Cordial generally such az to leave
the publication Of certificates Of cures the question
testimony to show that the great reputation that ii enjoys
accidentally obtained but is rmy based upOn IL
positive and apparently miraculous yuues In Gil directions
70 be found the happy parents Of healthy Offspring, who
would not nave been but for this extraordinary prspaa
Is reoommende3 3Setiop has BEEN 5staray Is5e 10
the price Of the Juno Cordial because the trash that has
but the fact Is the Cordial cannot Be afforded for less aud
ought to be much deaer Of the nEed ents which
the othen are made OF cheap drugs worth bat little in
uey and less N ment we assure the reader that the utmost
reliance may be placed IN the Juno Cordial in the Of
the maade menuoued above and also Of those which fol-
ow VIZ: LES OF anheasf ERergy PhySlcel La;itgde
tons, Indigestion Sugglshness Of the Liver Gest Leu.
eohee OF Whes and tqor Alboy and every disease n
FunedOns-in all Of which it will afford almost immediate
relief and II used directed almost certain produce
positive and permanent Persons about marry, il
should take ths CORDIAL, as il viii infaliibiy restore
health and vgor in brief period and where want Of off
Epnng cause Of regret If be had to it. the
beneficial results may be anticipated with confidence II is
Of priceless value those without offspring II has taken
the precedence in Italy and will in all other countries where
It also possesses the unvaed qualities of curing ncipeu
Consumption and have administered with
ration Of their health and the result IS that medicine hsl
been added to the catalogue for the Of ncpent
sumption.
To spread wide the blessings Of this medicine have ap
pointed messu, JUDSON s. CO. Of the city Of New York
N 1he United states OF Ameca, sole gents for its sas
ana none can be genuine unless come! through them.
~. ,s., ANTONIO LARZETTI, M. D.
Sold ONLY IN New Orleans at 50 PoYDRAs STREET.
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Citizens Of Ne,0 Orleans and Vciniiu, Sbipnasters
and Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting:
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage far the
" past five years and by having and cOntinnaIIv re-
ceying fresh supplies Of GROCERIES OF my own impoT
taOn and at all times heavy stock on hand attentive
Clerks and Team to DELIVER goods free Of charge by an
eXpeqenGed person do feel prepared put mp FAMILY
SGPPLlES, SNIP and BOAT STORES-fU Pr MT.
ERS, ORDERS and attend 10 PLANTATION slip
LIES on tie most favorable terms, with goods Of the
CHARLES STOUGHTON,
myla u Family Grocer "a Camp street. N. o.
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MCVOY'S ELIXIR.

The Best sdi3i 0f ths Reteea Century, made from
Roots Of Plants CROPPING The Gull Of AeIiSo.
This Is truly valuable remedy, and everybody should
haVe In Diseases Of Children. and preventive of ds
ease in Us acute form who tell its worth ID has been
used with success 10 Diseases Q the Chest such
az C0taS. Cough, Dt1tcitV Of Breathing, Splitting of
BtoOd, ght SIoeGts often attended with Chs and HeaL
ram ~ 5hs breast aud Side C0asuBpon ia is forming
stage, .4Sttma, Group, iRflteuzd. Also Lius7 Com.
paiRt, COstigsHesS, Scr9id Wasting Qf tls Hash Ar
fectiQRs Of Tho Spleen, Stomach and BOuss We have
heard Of no case OF Cholera occurring where this ree
dy has been used Where has been used for ndispoon
IN Children they have been invariably free from Worms and
enjoyed the most perfect health. For females will be found
superior to other medicine, and be used under AN
all the sasagadas In Scarlet FsUer it is unauesonaby
a great remedy.
~ For further information see Pamphlets and Blls-
THE EoLEoTIo SYRUP.
For the Of FYuOr Akbus, Excessive Uterine Dis.
charges and Chronic Disease Of s Splsen of unsur.
passed excellence positive in its sal utay results and worthy
Of universal patronage. Price I'll So
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE.
a Great and Wonderful Agent of truly astonishing
power. composed Of simple vegetable element and eYts
nHilg applied For the cure OF Rheumatism 9etaRns or
LoeJgl1 SpGsMs Stiffness Of ne Jints, Pain IN eBsrv
PEI % the body, Edrqche Nervous 1O0thaete If applied
VA M, we ear Of the affected side.
We would not deal in fusOme eul0gy nor in the usual
we OF panegyhe in o0mmandng this article public no.
t ye we ieel that cannot strong inH-
tsf1t ~ ~ power 70 heal Excellence, efficiency,
Sad & ~ alrbnles. All who 1t will say It good
Aeaeulahe good 70 ths hgnan race, Pree 81,
o''oleW H. BONNARELi
IA l. VotheI o. hatcher ghd HohonpitoulaS lt1.
VI N MORRISON ~ hsEazinsst
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SURGICAL ADvICE.-zA young surgeon some
time since consulted Mr. Kirby, as 10 the course he
should pursue in order to obtain livelihood by his
profession. The sapient cOnsultee replied: " My
young friend, go and attend with all due care and
diligence, sweep; that sweep, when cured, will
get you another sweep patient this latter will
get you the kitehenmaid-the kitehenmaid will get
maid and the lady's maid, in the plenitude of her
gratitude will get you the lady herself, and thus
you eulminate and cap the climax"
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CARRIAGE Neutrality-suspicious..

HE Patronage that has been extended 10 ms so very line
a rally the last seven years, while on Com 9F95 u
mon street has Induced us the last summer q -tISE
% erect alarge building expressly for manu- 49,
acquiring and repairing CARRIAGES lS---SRE--
we nave now one OF the largest Shops in the Southern
country, and prepared, with good Northern wOrhmeu
M e nest OF materials, to build any style Of Carnage to
also better prepared than eVs before for REPAlR
INV CARRIAGES, and can restore them almost to their
original beauty and durability although apparently worn
1nt and useless We will pay freight Carriages sent us to
fepalr We will also keep hand assortment Of NEW
anu 6ECOND HAND ca RRlAGES, which will be sold
0W Old Carriages taken in trade lOG New ones We in
vlte the attention Of those wanting NEW CARR AGES
their old ones repaired to call at our Mandatory and
aeposorg and Judge for lhemselyes at the Corner Of
C5R.dHIER and CAR ONI1ELA1 Streets, next door TO
The Office Of the Commercial Water Works, rear of the St
mvE SIN d&IV MATTHEWS & nENMAN
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r-,np rur nnNrtI1rg n M rnn ArrI-1crnI

nor THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
IT Knowing the extreme hazsgd which strangers run in
consulting PhysiCans for the cure Of private diseases,
owing to the utter dsquaCaons Of'hOse who profess
10 such cases. deem il be nothing but
kndnelE towards the unfortunately afflicted "a well sheer
justice to lr. MULLEN, No. SO CusTOMHOUsE STREET,
TO state that in the year 1876 sOrsy afflicted with syphi
lis, its and appalling form and Tor several
months together under The best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans without being al ali benefit
tadT-indeed grew worse AT length heard Of Dr. Mul.
lens reputation. applied TO him, and 10 my great
10y, in three weeks he restored perfect health Sub
jyl5tf SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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A g. ALNsWORTH, NrOTaRKPUBLIC and COM
rs MISSIONER OF DEEDS for eUeTg STATE IN The
pnleR. =, s0FFICE-No. SO CAMP sTREET. New Orleans.
~ DISPOSITIONS taken, Accounts PrObated Deeds and
Mortgages Drawn, and al Documents and instru OF
Writing Prepared aud Authenticated for Use and Record
any part OF the UNITED STATES.
Marine and other Protests particularly attended to;
aud a of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated And promptly arranged. mh26 lyd&W
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ITO THOSE AFFLf SSTfEEEbo WIRE vENERE

Two THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VEHEREAL DIS.
EASES.The reputation of the writer is well egab
Ehed that all that those who have been
TO have contracted Otoe dread
a diseases known and called Secret Diseases in part Of
heT various tOrmS that the writer after most
ppfRoce Of twenty year, confined strictly to Venerea
Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (hSVg treated and
heved many hundTedH who past all hope, many Of
whom had been under the treatment of eminent physicians
without receiving benet enabled to offer you poEi-
lively safe certain and speedy cure Should any of the
unfortunately afflicted see this short advertisement, they
would do well to call at No. SO CUsToMHOUsE sTRRRT,
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves ofthe bens
fits OF the Bubcnber's loag and successful peTence
jylbu F.. MULLEN. SO CnstOmhOuEa al.
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MeVOY1S TONIG.

,I9Es and Hsalth F0ILOW Its Use.
'ONiCS (0ntkn from tOOS, tension, tOne) medicinal
agents hafestOe the sound and healthy elasticity the
and ygOI of the body when il weakened and re-
rom the influence of disease. F
This II q acts qpOn the nervous, the capillary and
he muscular system. IL aea upon the heart through s
sympathy with the stomach and also by the absorption of
we active principles employed that they be directly
appsl % the moving centre, and to tie of the blood
vessels indeed OF all the preparations ed BY the anti
nee Of mans this IS among those which sXarts the most
pcTerlal TONIC effect L Increases the digestive powers
in the g7srq and intestinal juices taken up by the absor
ens enters the blood and stimulates the Tie
counenahee pale and faded assumes beautiful ford
aspect and the whole powers OF the System called utO
healthy action IL judgments the powers Of the secTeOry sys-
te and by the moderate but permanent impression makes
on the nerves general vgoT functions
II CuEEs CWlthOnt puIgng) GheTe there pale or yet.
geo skn dtteRded i0ln slgsttRgs .3RaSdrcG DropsV,
JaRdlce, Diseases Of the Heart, Distracted enstta.
t1g COrOSS, and may be used with entire success in
Hsak Habit iRdigestt0R RetaIGti0R HyStsria Scr0jla
CAT0Hte Cgtafr GhOrca Hypaeb0Rdriasis Green Sick,
esS, Paralysis Ricketts, and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
tH TONES not be used where there Is Fever on
Inflammation. Price u O0
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EDUCATTON,
nlgs sgnoo s EoR X S b, HhpEHs

-CAROAuRLET sTRRRTs MAR ST. JOsEPH sTREET. !
EtSTAbLlSdkD N 1872 under the sppenntendenoa OF
II the M1les ALLISON from Iondon,-ln this lnatitu-
Con conducted the best plans Of European Instruction.
h course Of study thorough and sysematc no vague
theories superficial methOdH of teaching to elicit display
ee esoed to- In any Of the various Departmental Seieno
or literature.
The French LanguEgeiE under the aupsrutendenoe OF
French gentleman OF high literary attainment othef ah
guages music and the mpshmen taught BY mas
tens OF equal eminenee in then professions, "a.
Drawing neyeIy style is taught by the Misses Al
themselves pupils for OfOne OF the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe. L.,s-
~ Terms may be known application to the Tesidencs
Of the Misses ALLISON Carondalets No ~
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THE PATENT RAPID WATER-PIJRIFTERn
Il is article of English invention and now fTst in
troduced into the United States This Filter IS made Of
peculiar kind Of stone which performs the peTcOaton with
dnGa in shape and IS caTabe Of feling from to OCJ0
gallons per day II rapidly deDgages matter of every kind
held in Suspension, and Tende tie water beanulv RnTs
and hnpd, and from its peculiar construction is pariicu
aTy adapted TO purifying the Mississippi water This Filter
Is one OF the most useiul inventions Of the day It's mD
CITY OF construction its duTablity-nO maaer how innpTe
OF nuddy the water may bea failing supply of pure
water without any trouble the speedy removal 81 an delete
Hoai mater ITS applicability TO be placed in Water Pntts
lHhks Chlerns, Ponds Reservoirs, particularly Tecnm
ne9os 70 the notice Of Hotels Boarding Houses Steam
hoas. Shlpsr Private Families Offices etc. for an Of which,
there are sizes suitable Several Of them have already bean
put up ~ the city and county aud found to answer evSy
expectation They can now be in operation Al nv
Store where persons invited to call aud examine Them
not with view Of buying, as curiosity. -'
RQl4 House FamSbnRR 81 stoIS, s. tG5sI, At
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ExTRAORnrNARY RoBBERY.-An EngIishman
arrived at Rome this year, who could scarcely
speak q word Of Italian. He heard of course, not
ttle about assassins, robbers, and such like, and
prudently resolved never to go alone, and never 70
60 out after dusk. Both these resolutions were
fated to fall He dined with a friend near Rome,
and was obliged TO walk home alone the same
night This looked terrific before dinner; hut
few glasses OF MARSHA, and few moreOf cham
payne, brared up his courage and away he started,
about 10 O'Clock. As he walked brisky along IN
the thick darkness, he came full butt up against
man. He was startled and the tales he had heard
required to his recoection but the man passed on,
and in short time our hero felt for his watch, and
found it was gone. Then the good wine came INTO
plays he rushed back, seized the rascal, and vehe-
fnentlv demanded I" MOnfre nonire !" The rob
Der trembIsd, and reluctantly yielded uptbe watch
On reaching home, he recOnnted, with nc little
exultation his heroic exploit, and vowed that il the
rest Of the world would behave as he had done,
robbery would cease in Rome in a fortnight. When
he had finished his Grafton, his sister said, " All
this is very strange, for after you went out / saw
your watch hanging in your roOm and there it is
now Sure enough, there it was. Soitappeared,
past all dispute, that instead of being robbed, he
had himself committed a robbery.
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oREsoRNT oTTY HoTRI..-

CORNER CUST0yHHO USE AND FRONT SITS
VA LII be opened for the reception of BOARDERS On
" ,WEQNESDAY January 9, lS49. WelfuF. }zgA
n1hed ROOMS for Families and Sing Gentlemen sssss
TABLE-the best the market will afford. 1=tAA
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
e Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
CITY, and pains will be spared render those who may
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
~ Terms reason BILE any establishment of the kind
in the city. Elei dhWtf1 e. ALEXANDER. PTOpriefof
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BIake's Patent Fire and Water Proof

lust received fresh suppIy Of the above article for
y sale, wholesale and retail at the Office of A. O. Will
BUR & co, 81 P.9JNK PLACE. the only depositoTy
where this Paint can be found in the South
myl9 @. SHELDON. A aent
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Danny CRESCENT.
AFFLICTIONS. m slpNEY, DYER.

AFFECTIONS. .B1 SIDNEY DYER
sers ara houls that chill with their sombe array,
Z Like thoughts Of the shroud and he tomb,
when the light from the eye and cheek fades aWatt
And vets in The night OF their giOom.
Les Joyous Z j. true for a time may appear
S These hours Of aii oiion ald pain, -
Than the daughters oi music whose song qaii WV
Though they breathe but the stems strap, a.,
But. oh, to the humble these dark hours q nlsht
Are deaTerthan all that may shine, r.L.f I.Lt
For they see through the darkness the lawn 81 ee'
Which glove with radiance divhea
srhefs's beam that remains when daTine4s e hsaf'
More beanteous than that q the noon
Itfariss to gOTy ill the bright stals eppsal'
And tbs blow embgtces tna nlooh
A melody linren awhile ~ thas
- When he shock Of the thunaes Q ets n.
And fhe wave leaves muEmur q music on nigh
Z Al IN breaks and reoedes from the shore;
ar5 ans each allictign, howe 'er It may pain.
pinas 4 ioy that foibids Us 10 pine
Az rs hsrn struck 10 sorrow agakens a strain
Thef thrills to 8 rspture divine J.
The fiendshi9s Of earth may appear for awhile
The trusst and best to the heat
IRas en- how they change with prosperity SMILE
fI1ir often they add 50 the smau
sFbsreB q Friend VINO remains in advesity' 5 night
as true as IN days that are gone
he comes to the lowly with smile OF delight
And makes all thaiT sOrf8w's his own;
For be has g love fOi the suffering one,
Al love that will never decinb--
When TIED 10 the furnace, they forth, like the sun
VIII come with lustTe divinel
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HARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.
In 222 GILES AcTITI GIIR Y EFT Hi an liza

W. M OILI73sF Q IIII
n VIE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
4 friends that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which "a
has been under his charge for several years. has just M
been elegantly reftted, enlarged and refnshed in the
most fashionable manner, and the entire organization Of
department complete The splendid suits Of
apartments can be had at all times by giving sfew houn
notice.
Tie central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it of the desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either
upon business pleasure and there shall be exeOns
spared to have continue to merit the liberal support i hal
heretofore received. Ii. j. HARTWELL.
GS- The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 d&Wu
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HOTELs. e.
~ 81. LouIs HoTn1..


FTyHIS Establishment having been repaired and newly n
Bished, will be opened the 10th of Nav forths -.
reception Of Visten and Families wishing to spend me al
Summer at a pleasant Watering Place. The undef. M
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-
dence and will keep the house open Summer and Winner
The best Cooks, Stewards and are and no
pains expense will be spared TO render the stay OF yiste
pleasant and agreeable, lmy2 6ml G. LEWIS & CO.
MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery Ala.
FEHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of the
4 travelling public, confident that he can supply -
the wants Qttle transient vste of Mont gOmery as
well as any Of his competitions; Those going to- or re-,
turning from the North obtain meals all hours 10 md
tbeaHyal and depenIe Of the railroad cans and steamers
a fine fouE.hOre OMNIBUS constantly in attendance TO
convey passengers 10 and from the boats the cara flee
charge The accommodations equal to any other estab
hhment IN the town, and, being reduced rate offer
additional inducements to the travelling public The best
Stewards cooks and servants engaged and no pains will
be spared p render the stay of vste pleasant and agreeable
au2O d&W1y @. A. ABERCROMBTE.
ARDIN g HOUSE,
al GdHLER Street, bstl1eeh 50. Charles and Cdron
a6teI StTestSOe door from tho corner of CGrORdsst ST.
MRS. WILSON, Qate Of "a Bienvile street } respect
AVA fully informs her friends aud the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location Ooou- m
pied by her during the last year She has had herlA
HOUSE thoroughly retted and prepared for the accOmm0
da0n OF gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
age she hopes by dgent attention the comfort and con
yelence Of her patrons merit and eOntnuanceO
the same Her terms viii be, as heretofore MODERATE
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALsANG.

II COHEN having had 30 yean' experience, offers the
IL above GNfdtbte remedy for all Diseases GfaaFs.
genalining to the EYE. OPthalmah Of Yeas =
standing, cured in IL weeks the Tear in theSe e2@
Eye, Of years, cured in 10 weeks a ofthis AZ
city being stone blind for months restored TO the sight
81 one eye in weeks gentleman who always used specs
Tor 90 years by using only crop enabled TO read the
newspaper without them by oandeghtS hOnB after In
uamnlallOn OF days cured bB single drop 1t gives
DLllaney to the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
- ~ 2O5 PHILIPPE Street, near HeVia, and AZ ST.
CHARLES Street. apl7 1y
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HO USE- FUR NISHT STORE.
-. So Camp street, NewOrleans
Va HERE families find all articles OF House keeping
IN comprising general assortment and select stock Of
hlICHEN FURNITURE-CoOking Utensils Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets Brass and Steel; ShOyeIg and
mn Tongs; and Kitchen Fire IrOn-ware.
ENAMELLED and patenLmeta timed HOLLOW
- WARE Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TIE A ,,5
COFFEE URNS. anu
TABLE CUTLERY. German Silver Britannia. and Iron
49, TEA and TABLE SPOONS. '0D
WOODWARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR Pairs
CHURNS and TUBS. ~
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, new article.
WI.LOW WARE-BaSkets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons. ' Gnu
sRBsHEs77Fqncy and Plain, Busting, Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes, e
MATS-Juts, Manila, Alicante, Palm and Husk MATS
WATERS, and TRAYS. -
BRASS, britannia, and new Metal CANDLEsTICKs
aud LAMPS. $3.50.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
ID. 4 j. WuFhtg patent premium COOK STOVES for
Wood or Coa-wth fixtures complete the most ap
proved article in use. b. mar3 6n,
CO.. Hotals Rud Staamhnas furnish ~ radunsd
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JOHNSTON HIGH SCHOOL.

IGANSON. 5OA4OODs
GEO. W. HARRY, PRIN DIP AL,
Naiddcs street, betl0esni ThaIia and MeLDOnsHe.
RECOMMENDED BY a..
Isaac Johnson, Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
TrasimOn Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Gayane, Secretary Of State.
Alexander DimitTy, Sup. General OF Pub Education.
George Eustis, Chief Justice supreme Court
A. NJ Buchanan, Judge District Court.
Geo, Y Bright, Justice of the Peace.
d j. ID. B. De}Ow, Professor University of Louisiana.
M M Cohen, Admir-.
A. ID. CrossmBn, Mayor Of the City.
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No. One.
Joshua Baldwin, q. e.. No Two.
P. Seuzeneau. .. -. No. Three.
TERMS
For Day Pupils, from $4 to $40 per Month.
Boarding Pupils, from SIS to $50 per Month. ap12