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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

EQUITABLE LIFE fNSt hHNCB tOnf ~
Il u Walnuest Phadolpnis ChIisr PsrpeTuai CspL
t.l s2S0O,o JoHS W CLACHORs. President
~ M u ne advantages offered by ibis Company are
casn cstita and reduced y premium -bieh vi b.
.een from M following liable showing Inc rates of premium
fos ne u life On to charged By Ihs Equitable and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

DnOFEN1.- Guodwi1s Psient Cuurn, sn-A hog for
ElRoclt ch-sp f M and du -Ds prc- a es per TOOK
aid On rough rem ock bosrcs 81 per eot over TN or
INC and - sfranied Apply - GOODWIN, n College
plsc-. Chsnbers-sL References H. b..i'fd, fooi
done go feet ~ Cenus-st DsCOss-, roof done 5sn5
feet 50 Ness. Alderman Fsfs, roof done, 4zo i-ei ~
Gresn L. Ely, roof dOue, ~ feel 40 FronI'L
fo.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

CAHCEI. OK sIEGHANIGAL LAMPs-J1sre-
~ crived from the h-st manufacturers Paris large
.onent Of C.rc-l or mechanical Lsmps OF mo newe' and
richest patterns Asos cOmpl-.e supply u Feoeh OF ar
eel Globe Chimri-s and WicEs for saeby
DlETZ BgO. L co. Wsshingion stores
an al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03
~ Wig. aud Toupees.-bAreHELoEs newly

~ Wigs aud Toupees.1b ner IN. nd
81 The American Institute. They are made o. NE hnesi
s,urs hsir and Of apecusled workmanshp ana oa-r ne
s,r svsrtsge, Of extreme hghness, natural sppear-
&C. ard durAb y They are e-ike ~ 70 defJ cr.ee-
ron This srgesi assortment Of Wigs AID Ioapees Z ths
UsuEt rear srosdgsy. Private rocHs for aains ~igs.
49, - - -. dl9 hWAs H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

SPOOL TAPES FoR MANUsACIUkEks USE =
SWINE pins hue sed other color. Of t-ied tapes o.
vsrO1. udhs spoOls Of 1850 yards eseh
By the Bronx Tape Company and psct-d u sAe! e-se
,ibe Tor wooden snd cotton msuufscinefs ilr sss ~
the sgerr, 7. II. HANOEh'OOhA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-03

As A. O, an-nf 49, -t .as -.
,.isno4i 49, 'ta'- ps-.-i At- - 80 Fs.s'e A. 81
- far-. 1s 5-l-z .r-.-at"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22

LIgoEE, July % 1875 our Wild Cherry and Tar Eyul
gives genera sadacuon We have been ont Of Is for on
tms and thought would order anyi but Il aimos
daily inquired for, and thought perhaps, il woud Do be-
10 order some.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22

No. Sc CUSTO.hfO USE STREET, Men Orleans.
INVALUABLE DIsCOVERY-.No Pan reqiired until
Cure rs e8ected-Pryate Diseases cured in few days
Dy !e8uar blyg WluOht mercury or other poisonous
medicines, at No. SO CusTOMHoUsE street, New Orleans,
Louisiana.
Dr.. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
Of the forms Of a certain Disease his general advertise
ment in another column The treatment adopted By him is
that which has the approval Of the distinguished Sur
geOns Of Paris, London and New York and its universal sue
cess has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure for the
worst of Constitutional Syphilis, GonOrrh0a Structure
Enlargement Of the PROSTATE Glands, diseases induced by
certain solitary plcuce etc. etc. be obtained
moral certainty, il application be made those whose ine
gence skill and experience can be relied Since DR.. Null
len opened in this city, an the that have
under his have been cured, without single exception.
some Of these Of years standing One remarkable case
OF structure 30 old has been cured, the surprise Of the
patient. The gentleman (yhose Tespecabity is known
the citizens OF New Oreaus) hand, aud (by his puru
l0n be referred Dr. NJ treatment OF Structure is
not known South OF New York. His treatment Of GonOT
hGa and elect the most perfect ever discovered II the
shortest safest and surest The paent takes copaya
enhehs, turpentne, other nauseous doses but cure is OBJ
tanned in one or two days without pain, nconveRence,
change OF diet; ~ NOpay, unless is effected within
the time named.
Recommendations men or others, who by sexual excess
or sepuLuton, may have brought themselves any the
painful consequences resulting from unraued gunce
q the passions, such premature impogncy involuntary
seminal emissions, general debility. constitutional deunge
ents may consult Dr. Mullen in honorable confidence; be
oilers them perfect The siFicte secresy Observed
Dr. Mullen may be consulted daily his office, No. s. Gus
tOshOUqe street. BENJAMIN MULLEN, MD.
~ Remember, No. IS CustOmhouse street. iyt5H
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SsSJl EiI
ar
AND

A SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION Of the
a LUNGS SPLITTING or BLooD, COUGHs, COLDS,
5 1sIHAA FA nNp n sgHE SIDE, BRoNCHTls, HooPNG
Cough, and all Pulmonary Affections
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville Journal SAYS: " Dr. Rogers's LIVER
WDkI and IA NOT only gives immediate relief IN Coughs
anu Colds but from the testimony Of of the fgest
standing here and elsewhere it making some very rearka
Die cures OF Consumption"
The Railway Register adds I'VE have heard it stated
by persons OF great respeCabty, who have use This p
cine hat Is Of the most remarkable medicines of the
age for Coughs Colds Influenza bronchitis Asthma Pain
n NE side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood WhOoping Cough
and all Lung Complaints which, If neglected, usually term
maze n Consumption; and the certificates attached to the
advertisements would seem fully 20 justify this statement
LlVERWORT.
This Plant has, for many years, been found 10 be Of sngu
recently was ascerained that il possessed great power in
aetng bleeding at the Lungs, Coughs of chronic cbac
t9 etc. and OF essential service in all diseases OF pulmonary
Ihs article now universally acknowledged to be the most
meaning ana elcent application for diseased or decaying
Lungs Or any portion Of the shy muscular parts OF he
understood by the Egyptians in tie carly ages OF Me world
ana no uOub now exists among scientific men, that the pre-
pa,aog use,f ~ ne em9ammen Of bodies, composed
PlIpdy 81 lhl7 ingredient. In later u found
be IN universal among the abongne Of America AMI n
th Jay II Is heiT principal and in fact only medicine Or an
uouhu stale OF the Lungs, any approach to it, Those
who are acquainted with the history of his hardy race men
know that dedh from COHsumDtiga is unknown amonS
eml me medical faculty in all countries appear to have
EAgand Dr. Cnchlou, Of St. Petersburg; Dr. IA Prieure
~ iati ana te distinguished Dr. Cooper, have been in the
na9 q combining 70 with other articles in their prescriptions
and with entire success. '
- BBeUare Of COuatsEfeits and base IRitatioasl
~ We genuine article signed ANDREW ROGERS, on
ue engraved wrapper AROUND each bottle.
f5gJ FEiCE PEI Bottle, or SIX Bottles for So Sold
ZOO sCoVIL & MEAD, ia Chartres street,
@ do 5md&W between Cont and st. Louis sts NJ Orleans
ooLE GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22

bHPflg tt Lte Urinary Pasafgcs efe. ste have been
cured by this Compound Mixture and cases OF svprr1
ne most neteaie description, have promptly yielded 10 @
The preparations, without doubt most eactua remedy
u mas cured many obstinate diseases after many other med
ces au nle In It's improved form, nearly tHapIrs
and ELECTS permanent The space ef fBe on sr qs
without much restriction 10 Diet any exposure or busi
ness Besides tins Important advantage, It never leaves the
palt SUBJECT to that Troublesome week.-mrs. that occurs 90 often
MteI tne use O other medicines generally prescribed and IT
hen IN me hTst stage OF the disease, twill The dis
charge, and remove all unpleasant feelings few days In
QngpOtTacted or chronic Of the diseases In Obstinate
fleets, Female Complaints such Whites, etc. II IA with
out doubt, the most eectual remedy discovered
we 90 not offer these Specifics PANACEt, or cure
ngs but tor the abOye-named cases, we are author.
to guaranty a cure.
We would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public Of New Orleans the last tHe gears and
they have universally proved eficacious.
~ Sole Agency, No. y CARONDELET STREET,
bCtrfcn f3nBnI md (3JFVnq reefq 81 IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22


ORLEANS HltsH SCHOOL. EspIanade street..
e X AS y s AENER ETT, a. NJ,
yr4trs, = Director and Proprietor.
iaa opened II April, 1913, and secured oI Itself
49i9e among illl lesi Seminars in tle South.
Inc e OF the Institution Is In part Of New Ocans Tint
epidemic Faii aiions.
~ e9t improvements, on very liberal SCALE The build
tf and play grounds have been carefully adapte 10 M tho
nesgssiilcz q q buagding and Day School,
fha NdEl1ns branches Of knowledge as Taught Nv Mr.
Everett and four assistant Professors selected Will view to
soQq character and skill and experience teachina
Inc system oil education embraces the Grammar and Lit
atura Of the sireek Latin, English French. and Spanish
ff-ehg tisgTy, Biography, Rhetoric, Versfoation,
loEc, Political Economy, Moral Philosophy Book Reepinp
/ Philosophy and Chemistry
students can be instructed, at the expense of parents in
id MUSIC Dancing and Fencing silltul masters Of
alese departments being connected with the School,
sN9 lAa aie spared ~ giving well grounded knowledge
Of the French and the Enrh as written and sI1ofep la
ator0ugh requirement Of the French French the mother
tongue Of most Of the pupils and all the instructors are c
ey efant with the language The English Glasses are
Taught BY Mr. Everett solely. and he will give heretofore,
az dlgence IN tparug TO the students o the School an
heeate knowledge Of e language Of he land. To the
/ o. English and French Literature.
The Anglent Languages have recently received new
Impulse There are now two Greak and three Latin classes
IN course OF successful operation, and students may here
receive the same thorough knowledge of these languages that
4 3 impaired in our best Northern Colleges
te pIes q BOARD SyashlRg lneudedl and Tniton, in all
"a a q the hIanohes q 20 per month. Fhe price Of
Half Board q this includes Tuition in all oranyof The
branches The price Of Day Scholars g. OF 2 dollars,
according to advancement dl4 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22
18fTY CRESCENT.

Il 8, .Iias--A. TIE result Of ihe nves-
ssss- General Board 81 Htalth - Lon
sl5n tha uug Fales have bssa adopted tor the
= bufiai-grounds i ihai city. These
~ lfonan order issued BY The Cen
fealth 3 re church-gardens and
certain buiia grounds.
I'D sariace, except paths, etc, 10 be COW
ard IS quick-lime 20 the depth Of three inches.
Ts lime to Sc Replaced after removal for open.
ne grave eie4 s. that the whole surface be con
sianAy covered
Every gfa3s nllali Be covered with auick-lime on
is iloin % ne depth Of three inches and on Ibis
hm. eliin shali ba placed.
i han one coIpsa % be put IN any one
nd aiier burial the gfave to be nlled to the
b TIE ground, and no further burial shall eve,
ads ii ne same grave.
Noe0fpse shall be buried within tso0 feet si7
any other grave.
Atheist hive feet 81 earth. to be above each eofir
thea the grave Is &lled
lhe bua last articles not to apply to stone o.
tIic fayea vaults, etc.l
n9dg % be deposited IN any stone or brick
R1ee vault CSC, unless the coffin be made Of q
lined with ealo SIX pounds weight per square foot
and e one-tenth Of IN inch in thickness nor unless
such eaidnor lining be closely soldered or mad
aif-liehl.
Y IN opening grave, any portion Of a human
body shall become visible, the earth shall be re
plsce nmediaieig, and covered with auicz-lime .
Che ceA Of taree inches, in addition TO the uniform
depth 81 hires inches over the whole surface.
70 grave to be dug, nor the ground to be dis
taraea where any body has been deposited within
the pass Ten years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22

FTNHE lNVARIABLE SUCCESS Of these Dropsn cases
Il Of lmpOtency has gained for them Just celebrity To
those persons who by of venevOr sepOluton have
brought themselves Premature lmpOoncy, Involuntary
Seminal Emissions General Debility, Weakness and Shrve
hing OF the Genital Organs, Nervous Affections or any other
consequences Of unTesaned indulgence Of the sensual pas
sons these Drops are strongly recommended This dreadful
practice CDnaHIm) causes depression Ougss of spirits,
with peculiar fits Of melancholy, and lessons both mental and
bodily capacity.
AZ The only Agency in the United States is at No. ~
CARONDELET street, between Canal and Common streets.
New Orleans, sign of the A2sculapius Statue. 81 "
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with annvetera,e
Fever Sore for fourteen years last past and have spent nearly
hve hundred dollars in employing physicians and purchasing
medicines that are used or recommended for its hut
no purpose until last resort, heard OF and tred Dali
LEH'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, 10 M
great surprise before had used whole box of this Saye
about me- BRADOCK fI1AVTS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22
ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
OOsTiYENsa
" - 81 - " hl9 3
OR, CONSTIPATION OF the o

OR, oOEsTIPAr1oR or rHE BOWELS. A..
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the suFest safest and most certain remedy for this disease
Il will positively give relief in the worst cases. and even after
al the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at office with asonhment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon
Of their bodies the bowels, and that cOpous movement
hadresuted 'front.'. This result will always follow thorough
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are cos
tive. Let the experiment be tried. It perfectly safe and
in no instance can the Pain Extractor do harm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22

Olf rs IOT the cure OIL
GOnOThRa, elect. Suic.
lures, Venereal Diseases,
ETC., etc.
In offering these pnepa.
ratiOns to the public,
Doctors Leroy and Peletiei
iearlessly hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une-
qualled, 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
GOROrrtag, Gteet. STRIFE
lures, p0iBsfR me Iofgg-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22

IA. De LAAIARTrNE. Tie g Answer to the Fx-
elusive Republicans has ELECTED from one Of the
electors, who voted for M de Lamartine at the late
elections some observations which ars ,ot without
reason e rties says The elector,
" since be was elected By the department Of the
Lone. has not put his foot "a the Legislative AS
sembg, which has been ia session fof six months
Has De aieage Of absence The H0aifsnf tells
ns every Day "a Is he sick No; for M. de
lam9ftiae pub des regularly his Counsellor of
tie People, whse proves that he il persctlv we'll
1s be % &c east where some journals niIirned he
was gong No. he haa himself had this news
e0Hiradleted. ~ ny, then, does not NJ de- lamar
lps perform bis functions z he finds the posi-
hqa oi representative Of the people beneath him.
BE- h only one thing to do, which is to hand in rs
1es'5nahpn, Tins world be more loyal on his mari.
and asfoE us, should have scandal less and
rapresanlaii7e more.7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUIsIANA.
Office, No. 80 Camp street,
Between Common and GraVier sts.


Office, No. IS Camp street,
Between Common and Gnvier SITS.
TRUsTEEs:
Iohn Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter Ce1Tey, Jr., Maunse White, VIM T. Leveri5Sh,
Robert y. Ward Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Geo Suawbidge, Henry s. Buckner
PETER CONREY Jr. President Board Of Trustees
DIRECTORS
Joseph w Stanton John SHoud, Sen, NJ NJ. Cohen,
WIN NJ Goodrich, Joshua BALDWIN, William H. WINS ie'
John H., Sallarans, Warnck Martin, John d. Bein,
q D. Cro,smans MARX Walton, VIM. O. T0mpkins,
Cohenus feHo"es' Joseph l4allande, John b. Leeie.
~ rms Company is prepared to entertain applications
Tor Life Insurance. and issue Policies on all sound and baah
Whe persons and Negroes at the Table of Rates established
by the Board which are les than the rates charged by Inc
70 residence in the South By the charter Dividends of
Fronts are declared annually and the profits draw Interest
ad can ne made available at once 10 the extent of thirds
OF their amount where the party has paid his premiums In m
IoHN liAgAE, President Of the Company,
PRESTON w. fARRAR, Vice President
a; j. WfPDERBITRE, NJ, D. Medical Board of
HARMON DoANE, Secretary. . E. L. G0OtD- Attorney.
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. D., No. III Magazine street. Medical
E4anlner Ohce hours for blacks ~ to 81 A. M do for
Whles 70 M at his residence. He viii examine white
O'Clock P N, He will not examine any one al III dyyelne
without permit, which be had on application al he Office
u que company II. 6. HEARTT, Agent
~ California Permits issued to Life Insurance menu
pes ~ New YORK and London rates Prospectus, Table of
Rates and all information TO Life Insurance. and an papers
9eey TO effect Insurance can be had at the office Of the
In orer to accommodate all classes Of our citizens youpe
men and mechanics having families dependent upon them the
company Will allow all perOns insuring far life where the
premium amounts 70 over go annun, TO neha in
cash and oHehalf in satisfactory endorsed note IL months
bearing ini sg1 a. Z per cent peg annnm
River or Marine Risks are taken.
- Office hours A. N, io5p-M. je27 unI
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mo THOSE ATFfSiTgTTI Eb WITH vi

FENO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREALi
Il DlSEASES.-The reputation Of the writer is so well
established that all that necessary say those who have
been unfortunate have contracted one of those
dreadful diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any part
81 their various FORMS is that the writer, after
u practice OF Wenty-siX years confined strictly Venerea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (hRyng treated and re-
eyed many hundreds who all hope many of whom
had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians without
receiving any benet enabled offer You positively "a e
certain and speedy Should any Of the unfortunately
afflicted this short advertisement, they would do well
call at No, SO CusTOMHOusE street, before applying else
where and avail themselves Of the benefits Of the Subscriber
long and successful experience.
h NITTIT.EN ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22

In OFFERING to tic public hisnew and valuable remedy
1 for C1slS UJlP1YOAf, BRONCHITIS, .4Sib&ia,
COUGHS, COLDS. ETC., append few B1ires of the
character and eiieasy Of he mcdcne Numerous Gsmu-
mails may be IN puWphct dsbuuon az The aeeiy
which sufferers afa invited 70 obtain tm be proper say
that DIR. ID, eminent praedng phgsgi4n Of twelve years
Standing graduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22
EGYPTIAN EYE BALsANT.

II COHEN, having had 30 year, experience, offers the
~ above nialihe remedy for al Diseases per- $3.50
tanning to the EYE; Ophthamia, Of five years * =
standing, cured in IL weeks the Tear in the Ege, @Ns
Of 3 years, cured in 10 weeks; a man of ibis city, 49,
being stone blind for MONTHS restored the sight Of
eve IN three weeks gentleman who always used specs for
% years, by using only drop enabled to read the
newspaper without them by candelght hours after. In
Illumination OF days cured bU 0n6 sin etc droD ID gives
buhancy to the Bye, and also strengthens the sight.
sW Nos, 200 PHILIPPA street, near Heya, and 4 2 ST.
CHARLES street. anl7 "
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This certifes that DAbLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in my family for Salt Rheum Of thirteen years
DURATION and for Warts These fierce diseases have been al
once aeviaed and they were both entirely removed There
be no doubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that he
Patentee claims for it. from what has fallen under my obse
walton, added the very in lis favor
by others who have used it in requiring immediate relief
do most eheeuy recommend to the attention ofthe afflicted
the of this invaluable salye.
BHBdlo, N. y. ROSWELL. CHAPLIN
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nine years under medical skill in lie cite of New
York and Albany, abolng under the distressing Ery
spelas attended with Inflammation Of the kidneys and with
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of ne size
Of hens protrudng and large bois covered my boy
The urinary secreUns stopped for days, when distress he
came inoerable Ny tongue cracked and the roof of my
mouth covered with sores, and che at Tie root Of
my neck, was in constant burning heat that cold water
did not cool Il.
hen Mrs faeaun doairsI M, ~
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e tIs1'1 IoeH'eUy I7T0cI0la1le6
The Oriental Life EVtets. ,


StfFpafed from te Original Recipe 1000 gsars old dis
eocfred og Or. sletfAe sahaield0R. az Parig9
N4sOh the Removal and Permanent Cure nf All Diaaasa
arising rom the impure state Of the system II peTms
enly cures Diseases q the LIVER and all Bilious afee
1ohs Diseases Of the Spleen, Heart and Stomach Con
elnlpuOn Splitting Of Blood; Coughs: Colds. Night
Sweaei debility Emaciaton Pain and SoFenes IN nv
eat; uropsy Disease of the Kidneys and B5ddeFs nv
psplai Flatuepces Sour Stoweoh Ianguor DepPesson
81 spirits Painters thnio Chis; Soreness fa1eness
v atef basl Eel0inla Kings Evil an Dsfases o.
6fnpu9ns OF The skin letter, Scald Head Salt Rbenm
9Ql fimpies etc.s White Swelling Hin Disease. Icers
tfopsyj laundee Fever and Agne Chis: Fits: Disr
hea rams o. the Breast Nervousness Neuralgia; Rben
M si, WINS Dance Efgspelas Fuor Albus and
~ D peculiar TO Females, ia painful Menstruy7tion
Sianlss enasins, eic.i Dyseney Howell C0n,ranf and
f{{segse 81 we Ahmentary Canal; Natanh; Dlzlfness.
i1tsauaeles Worms Consipaiion piess Asfl1ns, M,
p5i oeealoned by lnempeinee Ierna Treinens. ~
o. Apele; Disease produced by The Use of Mercury efe
y y among the remains 81 the Ancient Egyptian ia Ibis
eeiebfaed Kennedy discovered The lannon's river MIA
ma country especially The Nile Fever which IS anaagogs
% tne eommon yellow Fever Of New Orleans and h wa
gs H me eoXsry Of the Recipe, om which IN or n
Al Alth ELK lR Is manufactured haf its rsyaes
sisa and the dreadful annual visant deprived of Its
ea Magical effect Of This celebrated Medicine in an dis
IKE shifting fairy scene in the Arabian Nebfq
laF merely natural and therefore mortal: so nTo5ni
5srrsi N complete is It's operation. Indeed nv rsf-
~ q siie month"; the human body FINN dis,sss u,
behoi5or vigorous and endurabe-s AMI Ia Fe ~
nsnrs - Ssgt,er but when we come n rsfsc - ~
disiinet 2 olAAENIAls LIFE ELIXIHits ensiSsnti,,
nad AM b 9eher with the fact thai Il sasg,s h w
~ Ngt ~ providence, al this present 6ay 10 A. p ~
~ llus 9Af wonder will ce6se ana o,v
~ " Neei tiet admiration and thank fnlras s''S
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- - The undersigned has now on hand one 80
Fip,tsf24p l4e best and most complete stocks of
- mil X offered In This city, and Is inv ri,
~ 59n ileiwe known and long celebrated houston n
- 20, bnladW9y, New York. the New And
III 5 n tsl .ess n fARLQR AND BEDROOM FURNI
.liel pc oiefs for saie az the lowest uTcss and 81
At- atia bsT loll and examine banro nrrahrsing
oN an }. W. VAN PELT, iQ7 Sd. Charles 81,
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTORhs Invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time but is driven in, and viii reappear in the same OF
other place The Pain Extractor, however, dral5s out
and completely the Of the disease and effects
thorough cure