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A FAITHFUL PASTOR,

A gentleman being sick with the small
pox, in Philadelphia, sent for clergy man.
The pruden, pastor refused 10 60. The
SEX man sen, for another, who also refus
ed to 20. He srni for ih,id who went,
and continued his calls until the sick man
was restored to health. A few days since,
the faithful pastor received a silver pitch.
er, and The inscsiption told from whence
il came, and Why il was sent. The pastor
was surprised a, this testimonial, saying
that he had doue nothing bu. his duty.
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EDITORIAL WIT.

Tao brother typos once met, aicr a
long .epsrs,ion, during which they had
each embar ked in rather Improbable enter
prises in newspaperdom. Why, wha, in
the world made you smash I" al couldn't
account for it; people said the paper was
tacy. and all that" replied the other
"Racy !" cried the first, "lhese lies the se-
cret OF your failure il run you INTO debt"
+" la ha hu !" laughed the secoud. "Ru,
what brought you down." 10 asked. "My
subscribers absqua'ula,ed; every soul Of
them ran away" was the answer. Ran
away, ehi' cried the friend. There in.
deed, lies The secre, OF your failure IN.
stead OF your paper, your snbscribers were
Ey."
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CHARLOTTE. N. c. MARCH 49, 1919.

before; and tight, too /; oh, il ! could be 6
| once was"
but" said Mrs. Hopkins, Maria
dear, you will be far better Than ever yo'
were | trust. You are coming to yourself
child, to self re aec,ion, 10 gratitude To-
what you never before priced"
Mrs. Simpkins Sc. or laid with her limt
extended across the ma,tass, or chair iol
days. "lf," said she, 4" could ouly wall
l-n
odd you ever pize this blessing. Ma
ria :" again inquired the judicious mother
=" it belongs 10 tina, class we call com
mon, child. Would you not consider II
even the greatest luxury to be able TO step
gu. and breathe the refreshing ali !"
81 never. never can be lnsensIble 10 this
blessing sgsiu." said the helpless Invalid.
"And nov, Maria" pursued Mrs. Hop.
kins, "as We again review the pas. year,
DO not subj cts Of gratitude rise 10 count.
less numbers before you Would you ex.
change them for California gold. even If
mine opened at your ite!
dear mother, | was ,hough.!ess and
ignorant Of the sources. Of true happIness-"
"And it IS thu" pursued Mrs. Hop
kins. "God shows US our folly. We are
corrected by accidents. we are disciplined
by pain, We are made grateful by psiva.
iious. This fall, which has occasioned
you SO many. many painful hours. II i'm
proved, may be the greatest blessing which
ever befel you. To have our hearts open.
ed to new sources Of real happiness is worth
more than al that prosperity can give, II
ste fans US sih wings Of gold"
Mrs. SImIki seems possessed Of df.
fefenl spirIs. She is kind, grateful aud
thong h,ful; and if The experience Of this
sickness does not wear IF as she returns
sgain 10 the world, The year eighteen hun. Z
Ired and loriy.nine is Likely to yield far
more satisfactory harpIress than any pre-
siou, year Of her ile. We lIuy wish her /
. happy new year"
Ii there are any other Mrs. Simpkinsr,
like hous htless Of real causes OF gratitude. Z
.s they close The pas! and enter upon the .
,ev year, may her experience prove equal.
y tene hcal 10 them likewise. - Tareller
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Miscellaneous.
COMMON BLESSINGS;
OR. A REVIEW OF TUE PAsTYEAR,

OR. A REVIEW OF TUE FAST fEAR,
Il hope" said Ms. Simpkns, 81 shall
have more TO be thankful for at the close OF
tho ycar 1919, than | have had during
ISIS She sighed as>do uttered, " the
pas, year had been nothing but trouble from
beg ginning 20 end"
How can you say so, Maria, remark
% Mrs. Hopkins, her mother in.law. 81
sm sure | don't see whn, great troubles
you have had your husband aud children
have been we'll. epd that alone is sulhcien!
subject Of g,nu,ude. D. look s'poor Mrs
hmes, Who has lost every one vi her liz.
t,s ones with scarlet ievcf."
"You are always pointing me, mother
TO somebody who is worse oil than an,
while you never speak Of those Who are far
better 81 Than myself"
II, is best TO remember our mescies,
child"
And Who can forge, their trials, |
should like 10 know Have | had any
pc.eo in my kitchen ior months Have
no, been continuity changing help And
now Bridge, says, ualsss | raise her wa
Res, she shall leave mo mex. week"
"A, Bridget appears to DO good CIR
perhaps, dear, you had better give her an
other quarter week, and thus insure I
good cook
81 wonl do il, mother she may 60 q
soon ~ she CHOOSES"
"Bu'. Mara. you won't &c, girl unde
ans shiliing,; every family pays that"
Then will 60 without; will do tn
work myself
Mrs. Hopkins knew veil enough wher
the work would fall, il Bridge, left; sh
had heard just such Boosting before.
IL hope IN forty nine money will
plenlier than | have found i. ,his last yea
suppose you sgree With me 10 this wsl
mother, il in no other"
"Well, don, know, child, but Y
have had every thing COT our comfort, 81
some Injuries, too. Samuel has been Ike
IRON failure, and how much better is th
than many we know, who have loo, all TN
hate made for years.
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DEFENCE OLE ROMPS.

Never, says Wilson. Of the Chicago
Journal, find iau, with girls--young girls,
in particular, if they are decided ronps-
but be thankful that they have the health
and spirits necessary for romping. Better
romp than have parrow chest and hec
tic flush Of the cheek. Better wild as a
hawk than tame as dove. Better pay
the butcher md tho shoemaker than the
Physician and the undertaken.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MARCH. tius Sun uooy,e p,.crs
1919, rises. Gets. '"oo' iA"''i''''
r OETR Y.
From The North Carolina Argus.
MY NATIVE HOME.

From The North Carolina Argus.
MY NATIVE HOME.
Lad OF tie South imperial land
How proud Thy mountains riso--
How sweet the scenes on every hand,
How fair the covering skies
But not for ihis--O. not for ',;.s-,
l love Thy 6slds 10 roam:
Thou bst leirst spell 10 ms-
Thou art my native home
Thy rivers roll tier liquid wsahh.
unsqnsllJ 10 the sea
TOY halle and valleys bloom with health,
And green Nth vsrdars BE-
Nat not for Thy proud ocean streams.
No, for ny axafs dome
Sweet, sunny sco,b, cling 10 thee
Thou ~, my native home.
I've stood beneath Italia. cline,
beloved Of tale aud song
On Iirivyn's hills proud and sublime,
Where nsturs's wonders throng;
By Tempe's classic sunlit streams.
Where gods. OF old. did roam
Bot n.'sr hsvs found ., fair I,nd
A. theu, my IA s home
And thou hast proudsr .lofiss Tee.
1hsu mature sver gave;
Peace sbsds DER thoe her genial dew,
And tusdon,'s plnions wave.
Par Science q sef pearls around.
Religion lifts her eomo--
Thee. thc,e eadear unto my heart,
Ny own. lofrd na,ite home
Aaa " Heavens best q / 10 man il lhias,
God blss Thy rosy girls
Like sylvan flowers they sves,ly slime,
Their hea.'s are pure az pearl
Ard grace and goodness circle than,
WAefs'ar their fos'sttps roam;
How ssn | then. whilst loving them.
Not lore my native home
Land OF the South imperial laal -
Tisn here's a hssllh to thee
Lengs 50 thy mountain barriers s,aHdi
Mays, thou 30 bleed and free
Msy dark di..snsich1s banner nc'er
Wave o'rr Thy fertile lo,m--
Bot should il come there's one will die
To save his native home
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FIRE.

The Paper Mill Of Col. B. Durham, in
Greenvllle, s. c., was destroyed by fire
on Sunday morning Of last week. between
0 and 10 O'clock. So rapid was the flames
,ha, in a shor. time the building was on.
,irely consumed. Th0 loss is estimated at
SIS, 900 to $50, 900. No insurance. S.
Cdrolinian.
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VOLUME XIX.]
r. j. HOLTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per anDum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS If payment
be delayed three months: and THREE DOL.
LARS il not paid until the close Of the year.
Fi0t.erins offers TO Clubs.
copies one year 10 one direction, ol0
IA
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Total numbsr Of VOunrrs from the South a., $40
Volunteers from the North-Regim %
Batt,l ,ons 3
Companies ~

Total number ofvoluntrs from the North % 0S4
Being nearly two on the part Of the South to
one on the part Of the North. But taking into
consideration that the population of the North.is
two.thlrds greater than the South, the latter has
furn"hed more than three times her due prepor.
ton OF volunteers.
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TO STOP BLEEDING AT THE NOSE.

DR.. Nesrier, French surgeon. says
tina, the simple elevation of a persons arm
will always stop bleeding nj the Eose. lie
explains the fact physiologically. and de.
clares it positive remedy. tits certain,
ly easy Of trial.
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Pu, tina, right back where you took it
from "-as tie girl said when her lover
snatched a kiss.
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CrAdveriiscmcn's inserted Of One Dollar per
square. Qs lines or less, this sissd type for the
first insertion. and IS cents for each continu-
snse. Court advertisements and Shcrlh's Sales
charged Is per cent. higher; aud a deduction
Of 80! rer sest will b made from the regular
prices, for advertisers by the year. Advertise.
mcnis inserted monthly or quarterly eI per
sqcare for zach time. nimonihly IS cents
per square for each time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

GSSdgs ETC. ETC. have been cured by this Compound Mix
tuTe I'd cases OF SYPHILIS of the inVeeTae decTp
uqn nave promptly yielded to their sanative influence.
The preparation is, without doubt, eiectua rem
eay and has cured many obstinate diseases after many
other medicines had failed. In its improved form is near
V tasteess and effects perTla st cure In te Space Of ns
or stI days without much restriction to diet any to ex
pOsure or business Besides this important advantage il
never leaves the part subject to that troublesome weakness
that occurs often after the of other medicines genev
prescribed, and if taken the first stage of the dgease
w arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feelings
IN lew days In Ong-Dr0aced chronic STAGES nj M
diseases in obstinate elects, Female Complaints sSob NJ
ever discovered 0'' '0ANeuy
We do not offer these Specifics as PANACRA M curs
every thg but for the above manned cases. we are antho
lied By Drs, Leroy and PeletieT OF PaTs 2tbs
70 guaranty a cure, -' >'i'0 iA' eAVOlS'B
you'd mere remark that these preparations have been
ne pubic OF NeWOreans for the last nine years and
they haye universally proved efcacious N''' anu
scST Sole Agency, No. 10 C4ROWD ELET1 Strs.t
1900 cI'tus u"0 common streets. 81 1y
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GROCERIES, ETC,
WILLIAM L. GUSHING, Commission Merchant,
REFINED SUGARs-Leaf, Powdered and Crushed Of
WOOlsey's Stewards Lowering and Orleans RehneTies
CH0COL ATE-lS0 boxes Of Sweet Chocolates also, Ba-
PICKLES, PRESERVES, etc.-1OO boxes gallons halves
and quarts Pickles; Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
Ketchup; Pepper Sauce: Assorted Preserves and Jeles
WHALE, SOLAR and ELEPHANT OILS-IR barrels,
pure and beEched.
SWEET OIII-lOO baskets, pnts and quarts.
BUTTER-St. Louis and Cincinnati packing.
TOBACCO-1l0 boxes Myens superior, and other brands
various qualities.
CiGARE-100, 600 Common Cigars.
LAMBERT'S PRESERy ESQ boxes lIambeTts Vicks
burg Peaches, preserved in superior order.
OTARD BRANDH-lO halEplpes,
P. a. GODDARD BRANDY-6 halEpipes.
MADEIRA WINE-4O quarter casks, various qualities.
PORT WINES QuaIter-Casks, pure juice
GIN, BRANDY RUM, eto.-Al kinds of common and
superior qualities; also, Neutral Spirits; kewEDgand
Rum; Jamaica Rum; Irish, Scotch and Old Whistles;
Anisette Curacao; GUignO ct; Absynth COTdials and
Liquors of all kinds.
FOR CALiFORNIA-Hemetica sealed LObsten and
Salmon, in and ID go
MUSTARD-ThOmton & GTOnsted'I Louisville, KY in
ID, halt and quarter cans.
CRANBERRIES-5Opa packages, halves and quarters.
TEAS-Tmperia GunDOWdeT HyEon, in half chests,
and 10 tb boxes and canlsteTs.
SOAP-Castie, Boston and Cincinnati.
White Beaus Prupes, Dates, Currents Sheed Almonds
MackeTe and Salmon in kits and haktts Clast Ground
Spices of all kinds, Curue Powder Pepper Apce; Gloves,
SoughtOn Bitten Painted Tubs, UndeTwOOds and George
MilleI's Lemon syrups Table salt Iluon, Mao9ron Yer
Ton Irvine WashbOaris, Nest Boxes and Buckets Ale,
Porter and Brown Stout Cuba Cigars, Playing Cards Nut
meFs, SagO, Indigo, LOZenges, Barrel Covers, Malaga
Wine, CoTfs, Backing Small BroOms, etc etc.
n b. Orders from the eOuntry for goods, not in my line
win be promptly dlled Wbeu aoqonPanled With
sIh, bpag
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DAHY ORERnENT.


'HB CHURCH.YARD sTTLE.. ny rttzA COOK.
lsit thee young and gay, Mary.
When last the thorn was wbts
Welt upon my way, May,
And Al the world lsemea bright;
tqJ thong my love had meier bean told,
Yet, yet saw thy form
Beside me, in the midnight watch.
Above me, in the storm.
And many blissful dream bad,
That brought thy EsRile smile.
Just ~ It came, when last We lsanea,
Upon the Chufoh-yard sule.
Pm here to seek thee now, Mary,
As all love the best
To fondly teil thee how, Mary,
I've hid thee in my breast
! came TO yield tbsa up ny heart,
With hope. and truth, and JOY,
And uFoWn with Aanhood's honest faith,
The feelings Of the boy.
basathsd thy name, but every pulse
GFaW still and cold the WHILE
For was told thOu wert ssesp.
Just BY ihe ChuToh-YaTd Shle.
NJ msssmatss deemed me brave, Mary,
Upon the sinking ship;
But flowers above shy grave, Mary
Have power 70 blanoh my lip
/ faltno thrDb Of quailing fear.
Amid the Wrsoking surf,
But pale and weak tremble here
Upon the osiefed turf.
came to meet thy happy face,
And WOO thy gleesome smile.
And only md thy resting place
Close BY the Church, yard Stils.
Oh yeau may pas away, Mary,
Aud Sorrow lose its sting
For Time is kind they say, Mary,
And flies with healing wing;
The world may make me old and wise,
And other Joys and other ties
May link me to the earth
But Memog, living to the last,
Shall treasure mp thy smile,
That called me back to fad thy grave,
Close 70 the Church, yard Suls.
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G1- The 50 Man in the Moon, Of the London
Sunday Times, has been cudgelling his brains of
late 70 discover the meaning Of the poetry sung by
modern African Minstrels. OF all the specimens
which have excited his attention, none has puzzled
him more than that which directed Old Dan Tucker
70 "gst out Of the way" "What," he asks.
" what YVES the danger to be apprehended by re-
manning where he was land where was he TO get
TO land out Of the way Of what!''
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KISSING AT THE CARs-The Loadest YET
Friends are in the habit Of warmly greeting their
Acquaintance upon the arrival Of passenger trains,
at this as well as at all other station-h houses. 1t
was emily the other day that a young gentleman
rushed through crowd towards lady, seized her
hand, and gave her hearty kiss, the smack Of
which sounded above we were going to say
the ding of g0ngs but it's enough to state that the
report startled a country lass hard by, who ex-
claimed to her fellerg-" Massey Josh iUbat on
airlFs gen nay on ths keers
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LII persons wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES
n ~ the NewOreans market, either with
o. without the HOian Attachment, are in. -
formed that VIM. 7. MAYO. No. Campo, III ~ n
street, u our duly authorized Agent for thatu Y "
city. and il fully authorized SELL at Boston prices With
only freight and Insurance added and to receive Ordera for
any description Of instruments manufactured by leaving
optional with the purchaser reject the if not ga
factory on their arrival in NewOreans; Every instrument
without to the purchaser if not founl satisfactory afte
u1a Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
an invoice at our BOSTON CASH PRICES which NAV
be seen by every purchaser If inquired for We have the
eFcpsye right and the only manufactures in Boston
laetuTe the Seven. Octave GRAND PLANO FORTES
win and without the AEOliRn Attachment.
~ - I. GILBERT & Co 400 Washington Ct
bostOn October "a, 1913. az I'm
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- EOg M w AIUkE AT
for the cuTe of GonOrhna,
elect, Structures. Venereal
diseases, etc. etc.
In offering these prepa-
Tations to the public.
Doctors Leroy and PeletieT
fearlessly hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une-
Qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
mlldness, safety and Ger.
tainty in their operations.
by any other preparation, ,
compounded for similar
purposes, now before the
public.
Long standing cases Of
GOnOTrhGG, GLset, STRIFE
tlires, Pains in the I Oias.
Burning IN the UriHarv
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G. ATSSWORTH, JrO 7.aRY P UBLIC and COM.
"A JIISSTG5SHR OF DEEDS for sBery STATE N he
Union. !, .OTEIole~No 90 CAMP sTBEET, New Orleans
MOTtqagas Drawn and al Doouments and Instruments Of
Writing Prepared AID Authenticated for Use and Record
q any part Of the UNITED STATES.
g Marine and other Protests particularly attended to;
and all of General AEsfags Partial Loss correctly
stated snd promptly arranged. mh26 1yd&W
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nARRIAGE MAMnEAOTnRV

Patronage that has been extended to us so very be
Il rally the lastseyen yeaTa, while on Com E1a %
mon street has ia9Nced us the last summer = y "
70 erect alaTge bul1ing expressly for manu- p
I9etuTlnR and repairing CARRIAGES. w - - -.
we have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
county, and prepared, with good Northern WOFkmen
Sna the best OF maeal to build any style of Carriage
we are also better prepared than before for REPAIR
lNG CARRIAGES and can restore them almost to theiy
original beauty and durability, although apparently worn
out and useless We viii pay freight Carriages sent Us 70
repalT we will also keep hand assortment Of NEW
low Old Carriages taken in trade for New oRes We in.
vite the attention Of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES
Or Their old repaired call our Mandatory and
Repository and judge for themselves at the Corner Of
G4RAHLER and CJ9RONDEL Streets next door Ia
ne Once Of The Commercial Water Works rear Of the ST.
mY5 sm dSW MATTHEWS 81 DFNMAR
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore Of Mobile BaRIen Miles Southeast Of
PHAoH TEE.

THE subscriber has been to great expense in procuring
and packing, well assorted in bundles of % each, for
this market, few thousand PEACH TREES, from ~,
one OF the Oldest and best Nurseries in NewJeTsey 90
These Trees OF large growth, from six to ten fset
high one year from gratis Of the most approved kinds that
are raised in the States Of Delaware and NewJsney for the
Philadelphia and NewYork markets A number Of them
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchard Of
Reeves y RdgWaF, near Wilmington, Del The greatest
care has been observed in taking them from the ground with
their roots unniuFed and packing them in that they
viii arrive in excellent condition.
Any person wishing more bundles can have them
well taken Of their arrival here, by having the roots
placed in the ground, till they ready receive them,
They will probably arrive about the LIST of December Or.
ders LEFT at No % HeVia street will be promptly attended
sep2o 2m VIM. p MOLAEN.
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,--r-,,,,, SHIP TIMBER, sPARs, ETC.
w HIIE OAK TIMBER from "a IN "a fest Iopgt
spp RELL0W PINE TIMBER from 10 10 Is feet long:
SThDGE SPARS. from 20 TO 40 feet Iong, " ~ 1e'
81; 3}S0AmiNGO, CUBA and HONDURAS LOGS:
Nn,lI ~ - Plank, Boards, Soantng and Turned
CLEAR WHITE PINE, CYPRESS and POPLAR;
OAh. ASH and HICKORY Plank and Scantling.
IL az kinds Of LHzBer sal5ei TO order
10y FhAGUE y SHERMANis Arcade Mills,
-ssp9, I'm IA, Is and Is StJJOseph street.
TO CLAIMANTS ON THE U. S. G GOVERNMENT
hNi OF the undersigned will on the 18th inst proceed to
~ M92shlngtOn City, for the purpose of attending to
US now in their hands and will give particular
entrusted to them ~ 49,
tyl5 LANGDOE & GRICE. "a st. Charlas st.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE FOR SALE.
~ Apply q q NATCHEA sT.-up Stain, 81
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Albany, April. ls47.


CAUTION.
Owing to the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Sasapana, number of who were formerly OU
Agents, have commenced making SaBapanlla Extfaots
EiXis, Bttes, Extracts of Yellow Dock ETC. They gene
rally put up in the shaped bottles and some Of Them
nave stolen and copied Advertisements tlssy are only
worthless LIMITATIONS, and should be avoided.
fnneipal Once, leo Fulton street, Sun Building New
I hS6 hedng Co, State street, Boston, Dyou Son
l51 HOrth Second street, Philadelphia; s. Hance OE
gust BalhmOIe NJ Cohen, Charleston; 105 South Pearl
albany +. H. mcCTaw, Naohez-and by all the pTnopsi
gIuRgIa and Merchants generally throughout ne JSts5
St0t0i. West indisI AID the CaBAdaS -'soA
J, WRIGHT IEl ChartTsI Strsst
kels AeSEl MeG oilSaHl
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,

No. 80 CUSTOyM4O USE STREET, N. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURB Is ETIECTED.-PHyats Diseases cured in
lew days By regular phYlGAn without mercury OthsI
Polsos0q1 medIoineSi at No SO CUBTOHHoUsE sTREKT,
New Orleans, LOuiHianA.
Dr. MULLEN callI the attention Of those afflicted with
any OF the t0mE Of certain Disease to his general advsf
him Is that which has the approval Of the dn guhed
Surgeons OF Paris London and New York and its univeF-
sal succei has proved beyond doubt that
for the wont Of constitutional syphilis gOnonhps
sctue, enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands diseases
duoed by certain solitary practice, be OBJ.
tanned TO moral certainty, if application be mao those
whose intelligence, skill and experience can be relied on
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many caleS
that have under his care have been cured without
1age exception. Some Of these were of yea standing
One remarkable Of ICur 30 year, old has been CURED
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (boSe fe
probability known to the citizens of New Oreans) Is at
hand, and Cby his psTmzOn) be referred to- Dr. y
treatment OF structure IL not known South of New York
Hls treatment of gOnOThOa and geet is the perfect
ever dSoOyered. 1t is the Shortest safest and auTes The
patient takes oOpaivss cubeb1, tupentne other nau.
seus dOseA but H Outlined in DAYS without
pain, inconvenience change of diet ~ No pay uueHS
cure is etlected within the time named.
IhPOTEECY-fOun men OF Othen who, by sexual sx-
cess Or pollution, may have brought themselves any
Of the painful consequences resulting from unTeztfaned
indulgence of the passions such as DremHfnre imno
tenoy, involuntary seminal emissions general debility OF
or constitutional deIangement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence; ne often them perfect cure Tho
EtLictegt BeoIesy observed.
DR.. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No SO
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

Dr. TOBHseHd-DeaI Sir: lhaVe the peasure IN form
you thathTee of children havel been cured of Inc oTouR
by the use of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles Il
took them away for which feel myself under great obas
ISAAC W GRAIN. los Voo,tsr,t,sst.