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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

CHoLEnA.-Since our last publication
another vessel has arrived, on board OF
which CHOLERA and sickness generally have
been fearfuI!y prevalent. The Isaac Wright
left Liverpool on the 9th of January. with
205 passengers. On the second day from
Liverpool the cholera appeared on board
The first victim was a hale. stout Irish
man, apparently in good health. He was
seized al Q O'Clock and was buried at half
past | |. Before his death he admitted that
he had an attack Of cholera at Liverpool,
and came out Of the hospital only a few
days before the Isaac Wright sailed. or
the 203 passengers, $50 were sick with
cholera and other diseases during the voys
age, and 26 died. The salvation OF the re-
mainder. Is attributed TO the free use Of
cayenne peprer and salt. There were no
cases Of cholera on board when the ship
arrived a, quarantine"
The Journal Of Commerce says: "Ii ap-
pears from The records Of the physicians,
that the disease as manifested there, has
been attended with an unusual fatality
The Erst case appeared on the 2ls, Of jan
uary. and zane 10 the Island direct from
the ship VanGalia. Since that time fifty
five have gone into colla1 of wh'c!,
for,y-fve terminated in death. This ex'
traordinary fatality is accounted for by the
Iact, that BY far the larger proportion were
persons who were previously much debili'
taied by disease or privations. A number
were passengers in the ship Caleb Grim
shaw, burned a, sea, and endured much
hardship in consequence of that disaster" ;"
~ Y paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

An unhappy youth. attempted TO COM
nit suicide in Louisville last week.
Cause mrequiied lore Poor boy! poor
boy !-.Nash. Gds.
Several boys about our town in the same
unhappy condition-all but the suicide
part.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

The following "rules" are posted
in the New Jersy school.houses: mo
kissing girls in school time. No lick.
ing Tho master during holidays"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

An INDEPENDENT EpIroR.-A coun,r,
editor very piquantIy remarks:
We do not belong to our "patrons;"
Our paper IS wholly our own.
Whoever may like it, can take il;
Who don't-can Just let it alone.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

PoLrESEss AND PRINcIPLE.-Whats
shs use Of making such fuss Pat-is'nt
oos religion as good as ano,her7' Indade il
q. yer honor, and crate dale better too.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

A western editor observes, that If man
who has pretty wife. two pigs, COW, a
cat, dog and a fat baby, is not satisfied, {,
he never will be until he takes a newspa>
per.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

A Union meeting. without distinction Of
par,y, composed of hundreds. was held IN
indie peudence Square. Philadelphia, on
Friday afternoon. when number ol
speeches were made and resolutions adopt.
ed
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

The Boston Chronotype is no mo:e.-
Editor says:
elf il had told less truth in its life, u
would not nov be lying in DEATH"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

CouLpy'r ALLOW IRA gentle
man tells us a good story Of his do.
mcs,ics. Having employed a new
female servant, he sat down in the
parlor.the evening after TO civil Same
of whist" with his wife and couple
Of neighbors. The next morning my
lady, the help observed that "the
card. playing must be put stop to. or
she should be obliged to lcave-she
didn't approve Of the practice, and
nerer aHored 1t in families where she
Iivcd.-Boston Post.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

A remarkable discovery, il is said. has
been m ade in New York. viz: that ,corih
and ,oealih are not ALWAYS synonymous.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

The Placer Times. oi December 8. pub.
lished at Sacramento, SAYS:
The Otd.Fellows are quite numerous
in this city. Since the middle of August
they relieved twen'y-,hree sick Old-Fel-
lows at Doctors Deal and Martins Hospi-
tai; forty have been relieved in their tents.
Ou, of this number, but. two have died.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

NOBLE CONDUCT or A SLAvE-At
the fire which occurred in Sparta. on
the night of the 10Th inst. m incident
occurred, strikingIy Illustrating the
fidelity and personal devotion of a
slave to kind master. 1t seems that
the fire, by which so large Il portion
of the village was consumed, spread
with such incredible rapidi,v rs TO
allow the citizens no time to save their
property, and in some instances hardly
sufficient to escape from their burn
ing houses.
DR.. Mackic. who but n short time
before had been burnt ont. was taken
by surprise in his chamber. and lost
his furniture. books, watch, and even
his wearing apparel; and but for the
great presence of mind. and generous
devotion of one of his servants, would.
in all probability, have pcrishcd him.
self.
The lower story of the building
was on fire, and the stairway having
been consumed, there seemed no posi-.
bic means of escape. In this critical
iuncturc his faithful servan: came 10
his side. and seizing a feather bed.
threw it from the window, then throw
ing his master upon it. he sprang from
the window himself. Neither the
doctor nor the boy received any inju.
ry.--Sarannah Norn,ng Ners.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-08

RATHER PREcocIous.-A "young lady,"
fcurte en- years of age, is practising the
game Of swind!ing IN St. Louis, getting
goods and having them charged 10 cus-
toners.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-15

will be considered.
$500 From Jacksonville at m once week, on Tuesday;
BY White Plains Bamartine Corn Grove, Oakfnsgee,
and Rockdale
To wedowcc by m same day, a. miles;
And back between 8 y M and p m, Monday.
553 From Jacksonville at a a week, "Wednesday,
By Kcmp's Creek, Fair Play, Wehoga, Boiling
Spring, and Oxford
To jacksonville by next day, SO miles.
$500 From jacksonville at m week, Weinesday
BY Narrow Valley, PomPknPHl, Ga aud Yellow
10 Van Vert by 1 a m day, so miles
And hack between Thursday, and ? Friday.
$3.50 From Ashvilc a, m once a week, Tuesdays
BY Grcenspou and PolksviIle
To Alexandra by m, 80 miles
And back between a m and m, Monday.
1894 From Ashvie at m, week, Thursday
BY Mount Niles, and Taylor
To Village Springs by m, 30 miles
And back between 8 a and s m, Friday.
$685. From Ashvile at 6 a m, a week, Monday,
By Branchvie, Cesar Grove, Bridgetoo, Wocbsboro,
and Lees Cove
To Montevallo by p m next day. rs Tilcs;
Ard back between q m "Wednesday and Up m next day
$685. From Ashvie a; m, once week, Tuesday
b, Broken arrow Croywel, and KoIy's Creek
To HnrpersvilIe by p NJ, same day, 40 miles
And lack between ~, and 8 m, Aon4ay,
5537 Fro Village Springs AZ q m, once week, Monday
by yioiy CLepuopec, Marphrcs's Valley, ard
Aurora
To Bcnnet,svire by ~ m next day, SO miles
And back between m Tuesday and m NEXT day
Proposals e. end at Aurora will be considers d.
553s Ftom Blouutsvlle al a M week, Saturday
By Murphrees' Ysloy, Brcoksvle, Walnut Grove,
AMI Bcnncitsvil'c
10 Gsdsden by p IN week, 43 miles;
And back between a m ADD p IA, Friday
$500 From Guncre Landing daily eScep, sunday, At
BY Fall River and Wan Buren,
10 Blue Pond by 10 Pm;
Thence AZ lO5 pms
By Cedar Bluff. Missionary station, Ca, snd Coosa ,
To Rome by m days, "a miles
Back to Blue Pond daily eScep, sunday, between
and IL pm;
Thence at ! next DAY
10 Gunters Lending w IL m;
Three Of the trips 60 by Gsyesvlle instead Of Cedar
Bluff
$40 From Guntsr's Landing daily except Sunday at m
By Whitesburg aud Triana
To Decatur by III same days. 81 miles;
And back daily except Sunday, between m and IL
m same days,
Proposals commence this service at Chattanooga will
be considered.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

No. SO CUST0yAEHO USE STREET Mem ClrlsaBs
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-.No Pan required until
cure IS Gqeeted-Pnvae Diseases cured in a few days
W esuH pnysclan without mercury other poisonous
Louisiana. 1900 - lA'
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms OF certain Disease his general advertise
ment ~ another column. The treatment adoted by him Is
mat winch has the approval of the distinguished Sur.
Seon oil Pas London and New York and its universal sue.
less mas proved beyond doubt that permanent cure for the
Gost cases OF Constitutional Syphilis, Gononh9a Structure
enlargement OF the ProstTate Glands, diseases induced by
certain soutay practice, etc. ETC., be obtained 10
moral certainty, application be made TO those whose ntei
sence Skill and experience be relied on. Since Dr. hIu
en- opened IN tins city, all the many that have come
ief MS care nave been cured without single eXcsptiou
some OF these were OF years standing One remarkable
Of sctuTe ~ years old has been cured the surprise OF The
Rdnehi Inc gentleman (whOse Tespecabty is known TO
ne cZe9s OF New Oreans) is at hand and (by his pen
lon( can be referred TO, Dr. M treatment OF Structure Is
not known South Of New York. His treatment OF Gonor.
1a anu get the most perfect discovered 1t Is the
hqst, safest and surest The patient takes no copaya
5qoe9s tupenlne or other doses but cure is OBJ
dnea IN one or Two days without pain inconvenience or
mango OF Diet t No pay, unless cure effected within
The time named.
lMPoTENCY-YOung Others who, by sexual excess
Or @ pollution, may have brought themselves any of the
painful consequences resulting from unreained indulgence
Oh me passions, such impOency involuntary
seminal emissions general debility constitutional derange
ment may consult Dr. Mulen in honorable confidence he
Ofs them perfect The stFictes seresy observed
DT Mullen may be consulted daily at his office No. s. Gus
OEhOuse street. BENJAMIN Mill I'm NJ II
~ Remember, No. 50 Customhouse street iyl5 II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
! 9 g i sl 3 S 4
NSl!9sl!; g

A SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION of tb.
4 A "A LUNGS SPLITTING OF BLo2D, CouGHs, COLDS,
COUGH, and all Pulmonary Affections.
oPINI0NS OF THE PRESS.
- The Louisville Journal says: - DR.. Rogers LIVER
WpkI aud TAR not only gives immediate relief in Coughs
and Colds but from the testimony of men of the lighest
standing here and elsewhere it making very emarka-
The Railway Register adds: eve have heard it stated
by persons OF great espectabty who have used this mei
clhe That IS one Of the most remarkable medicines of the
age lo Coughs Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma Pain
" the SIDE and Breast Splitting of Blood, Whoopng Cough,
nate "a C0nsumption and the certificates attached 10 the
advertisements would seem fully to justify this statement
LiVERWORT.
Tins Plant has for many years been found be of singh
recently i was asceancd that it possessed great power in
arresng bleeding the Lungs Coughs OF chronic cbarac
& etc. and OF essential service 3 all diseases OF pulmonary
This article y now universally acknowledged to be the most
healing and efficient application for diseased decaying
Lungs, OF any portion Of the esy or muscular pa OF the
human body. Its medicinal and prpservave qualities were
understood by the Egyptians in the early ages of the world
and no doubt now exists scientific men, that the ore.
Principally ct this ingredient In later ages il was found 10
PC m universal use among the aborignes of America and
ms day 1t Is their principal and, in fact only medicine for
usound state OF the Lungs approach it, Those
who acquainted with the history this hardy race of men,
Know that death from Consumption is unknown among
hem The medical faculty in a countries appear to have
and are now introducing it in their practice. Dr. Buchan OF
England Dr. Crchton, of St. Petersburg Dr. La Preure
habit Of combining it with other articles in their prescriptions
and with entire success.
~ Beaoare Of Commercials and base Iuitationsl
KY The genuine article signed ANDREW ROGERS, on
the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
ny PRlGEi PET Bottle, or SIX Bottles for So Sold
sCOVTL < MEAD, 1I3 Chartres street,
S3md&W between Cont and ST. Louis SIS N Orleans
lie GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

cured by this Compound MixtnTe sSd casss If e
sanatiye influence nave pIOlhPuy yelueu 70 uleir
and H. is without doubt most efectuai remedy
n ~ Gufe many obstinate Diseases after many other med
ybnnt nd ReyGnent cure IN The space Of oe or sir days
Re t;trcion to diet, to exposure tbusi.
80 uis important advantage, il never leaves the
& 70 that troublesome weakness that occurs so often
Ta ~ o. other medicines generally prescribed and If
~ US rst stage OF the disease, win arrest The dis
49, anu remove all unpleasant feelings in few ays In
OF chronic stages of the Diseases in obstinate
Snt dont ehae Complaints such Whites, ETC. it is with
w o ~ lne most eftect1al remedy discovered
we q9 not 0iier these Specifics as PANAcEA or eure
but Tor the abovenamed eases We are o,Ibop
10 guaranty cure ' N 'e'i''as -
we would here remark, that these preparations have bce
before the public Of New Orleans for The lng l ie9 ST
they have universally proved eiIcacions O - ~
LIZ sole A geucy, No. 4 = C ARONDEI, FIT STREET
5et30ecH Canal and Common straits II Iv ,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
Tie Great Remedy PrOc1ainsedl
The Oriental Ltfe EJ5Gi1.
Il lrrent EGNDfInn hemedN


(Prepared from che Original Recipe 1000 pears old dis.
eopered bg DR.. sichAe .4Rieih0R, Of Paris.)
EfOR the Removal and Permanent Cure of all Diseases
Il arising from the impure state of the system II perma
nently Diseases OF the Liver and all Bilious aec-
lions; Diseases Of the Spleen, Heart and Stomach Con.
sumption; Splitting of Blood, Coughs; Colds; Night
Sweats; Debility Emaeiaton Pain and Soreness in the
Heart Dropsy Disease of the Kidneys and Bladder: Dys
pepSa Fa!nlsnce; Sour Stomach Languor; Depression
Of Spirits Painters Choic: Chlls Soreness; Lameness
Water Brash: Scrofula Kings Evil; all Diseases or
Eruptions OF the SkIlTetter Scald Head Salt Rheum
Soils, Pmpes. etc. w te Swelling Hip Disease; Ulcers;
Topsy Jaundice; Fever and Ague; Chils: Fits Dar-
heha PAINS Of the Breast NeTyouses; Neuralgia Rheu-
matism St. Vitus Dance; Erysipeas Fluor Aibus and
AZ Diseases peculiar to Females in painful hlenstruron
Cramps, Spasns etc.; Dysentery Bowel COMPLAINT and
Disease OF the Alnentary Canal Catarrh; Dizziness
Headache; Worms; Constipation; Piles; Asthma; De-
bty occsoned by lntemperanee Delirum Tremens Loss
Of Appetite; Disease produced by the of Mercury ETC.
celebrated Remedy was discovered The famous river Nile
has ever been fruitful of disease the inhabitants
that country especially the Nile Fever which analogous
to the common Yellow Fever of New Orleans: and il was
not until the discovery Of the Recipe from which the ORR
ENTAIL LIFE ELIXIR is manufactured that its ravages
were arrested, and the Dreadful annual van deprived of
The Magical effect q This celebrated Medicine in all dis
eases more Ike sfds fairy scene in the Arabian Nights
than anythng merely natural and therefore mortal so prompt
decided and complete Is its operation. Indeed the trans
forming, In single month, the human body from disease
healtsrong, vigorous and endurabeis apt 10 strike the
behoer with wonder but when reflect on the
distinct with the fact that il be
singled out by Providence at this day. for the Relief
OF Mannd wonder viii cease, and our surprise give
place to heartfelt admiration and thankfulness.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

MUSICAL JARS. - For several wears past a
Madame o., living in the Rue de lOuest has
been perfect nuisance to her neighbors, on ae-
eoupt Of her sour temper, and of the abuse she
heaped upon them whenever they might happen to
make any noise on the staircase. During the last
few months she had been more insupporsable than
ever, because the neighbors did not pay what she
deemed sufficient attention to her ap-dog, and she
vented her fury in particular upon music mis-
tress, because the noise Of her piano made the ami
mai howl furiously A few days ago, as the music
mistress was giving lesson, the dog made more
noise than ever, and Madame o., in her wrath.
dEumEned away saucepan to drown the noise
Of the piano. AT length she and the music mis-.
tress. both in state Of great excitement, rushed
from their different apartments, and abused each
other with great violence. The dog backed its mis-.
tress BY biting and swapping at her adversary and
this increasing the fury Of the music mistress, she
gave It kick, which sent it sprawling to the bot.
tom Of the staircase with such violence that It's
skull was split open. Irritated almost to madness
al the death OF her dog, Madame O---rashed into
the room OF the music mistress and broke her piano
INTO thousand pieces This grave affair Of course
was carried before the Tribunal OF Correctional
Police, and on Saturday Madame o. was con-
demned to pay for the piano, and the cost Of the
law proceedings Letter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

The ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN FRANcE.-T
is said that NJ Ferdinand Barroit, the Minister o
the Interior, is engaged in negotiations for the pur
pose Of throwing open the electric telegraph to tho
public. Under the mononarchical regime, and be
fore the application Of electricity to eegraphic pur
poses the telegraph was a monopoly in The hand
Of the Govsrnment, the various members of which
used the Information thus obtained for stock Job
blng purposes, and it was not until the Minister
aud their friends had'completed their bargains tina
the telegraph dispatches were made public
On the invention of the electric telegraph. tn
Government still underworld to keep the monopol,
political intelligence but as the directors of IN
railway also had a right to use the wires for TN
conveyance Of messages, they practically becam,
sharers with the Government in the monopoly o
the felegraphc information
ais said that NJ Barrot meets with obstacle
from the railway authorities
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
THE ALIMENTARY CANAI.-THE SKIN, AND
rHE KInMENS -.

ny the healthy operations of these Three Great Purifiers
~ TIE System ENTIRE FREEDOM from disease maintained
TO prevent Yellow Fever Agne and Fever, Diarrhaa and
the host of maades prevalent This the year from
attacking the sysem It is absolutely necessary that these
STRIVES or DRAWERS Of the impure diseased Accommodations
IN The sysem whether produced by the INHALATION OF POI.
sQNoUs EFFLUV1A INTO LUNGS, through the agency
OF the stomaeh by means OF uNwHoLEsOME or IMPURE
FOOD, or BY THE OF OUR ATMOSPHERE FROM
DRY TO DAMP, TO COLD, by which the PORES Of Inc
skin become AsrRINeED COsEp, in which case disease
locked in the should be cleared of all distractions
Restore the Skin, Bowels and Kidneys to their NATURAL
healthy action. and disease expelled from the system and
Heath, Rigorous Hoditt Is the consequence. :
A consignment of the ORIENTAL LIFE ELIXIR has
lust been received from the Manufacturer in New ork and
Is now for sale by
do 6W4p j. WRIGHT e. CO. LII Charities q
@ PAMPHLET containing the historical account of the
discovery Of this wonderful Remedy, may be had grai.
tOnsy OF the Agent above, and will be found highly
interesting and instructive. Price of the Remedy ONE
DOLLAR PER ROTsFI,Ei - ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

GlFlCJ tor the cure o
GOnOnhRa, elect, Stric
lures, Venereal Diseases
etc, etc.
In offering these prepa
ratiOns 10 the public
Doctors Leroy and Peletie
leariessly hazard the asspr
ION that they are not onll
not surpassed, but une
lualled, either for thei.
curative properties or foI
mlldnes5, safety and Ger
tainty in their operations
by any other preparation
compounded for similaj
purposes, now before th,
public.
Long standing cases O
G0ROrrhGa, Gleet, Stric
lures, Pains az The LoiHs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

DISCOVERIES IN ABYssINIA.-The Paris Jour
mails state that Mr.. Rocher d Hericourt, who hai
lately returned from a voyage in Abyssinia, brought
with him about score of manuscripts in the Eihio
plan language, all of vast antiquity and great lie.
rary value. They are folio in form, bound in red
leather, with the Creek cross and strange orna.
menis on the covers. In some of them the writing
runs right across the page others it is in columns
innearly all it is firm and bold in character Some
Of The manuscripts are on history religion and sci
ence one is a complete and very curious treatise
on the mysteries of eastern astrology and one,
which appears TO have been written at the begin
ming of the eleventh century, contains a copy o.
tho Bible, which differs in some respects from The
ordinary version
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSIJR
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA,
Office, No. 3S Camp street,
Between Common and Gravier SIS

Between Common and Gravier SIS.
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John S. Allison,
Peter Conrey, IT,, Maunse White, VIM. Il. Leverirh,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Geo. Strawlridge Henry $. Buckner
PETER CONREY, Jr. PEesRentBOard of Trustees
Joseph w Stanton, John Stroud Sen, NJ. M. Cohen.
John L, Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w, Farar,
VIM M Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, William ii. White,
John l.! Sattarans, WaIrck Martin, John ID. Bein,
A. d. I BOSNIAN, Mark WAGON, VIM. G. Tompkins,
Cornelius Felowes, Joseph Lalande, John B. Leefe.
Edw. Jenner Coke.
tY This Company is prepared to entertain applications
or Lille Insurance, and issue Policies sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes the Table of Rates established
by the Board which less than the rates charged e
New YORK and London Offices and without their restrictions
hs 70 residence IN the South By the charter, Dividends of
Profits are declared annually, and the profits draw interest
au can ne made available at once TO the extent OF thirds
Oh sI 'nouu Where The party has paid his premiums in full
Tp2 nl nAG n PRESIDENT Of the Company.
tRESToH w. FABRAR, Vice President.
4, D.; WEihIpERnlTRT, NJ. d. Medical Board of
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. ID, ! Consultation.
HARMON DANE, Secretary. Il. l.. GooLD Attorney.
RICHARD BEN, NJ, D., No al Magazine street, Medical
whites TO ?, NJ at his residence lie will examine white
aPhc2ns at the office OF the Company daily from 12s to
Gioch +. NJ lie VIII not examine his dwelling
without permit, which be had application at the office
OF the Company. III G TEARTT AGENT
tN California Permits issued TO Life Insurance mem.
eIs AT New ok and London rates Prospectus Table of
ha and AL information Life Insurance. and all papers
Ty 70 eject Insurance can be had at the office of the
In order to all classes of our citizens young
men ana mechanics having families dependent upon them, the
oGas VIII allow an persons insurng for life where the
premium amounts to over $50 per amu, pay neha in
eas ana onea m satisfactory endorsed note at II months
OeNaIhs lh! gSst at per cent. per snnum
a. me pushes OF this Company confined to LIPE
River or Marine Risks are taken - - $50 ~
eB Office hours, 8 A. NJ, to 5PM ie27 Iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
TIE FRENCU LUCiYA CoRnIII.

u fifSTOFqtiTe ITODs,
I'HE lSNARIABLE SUCCESS of these Drons in cases
Il OF lmpOtency has gained for them lust celebrity 70
hose persons who by excess of veney or poution have
brought themselves Premature Impotency Inyo1ntay
Seminal Emissions General Debility, Weakness and Shryei
ing OF the Genital Organs, Nervous Affections or any other
consequences OF unrestraned indulgence of the sensual pas
sons these Drops are strongly recommended This dreadful
paGuce (nanlsnl causes depression owness spirits
bodily capacity. ~ ~ ~
aV The only Agency in the United States is Mt No 1 =
SARoNDELET street, between Canal and Common streets
New Orleans, sign of the H,sculapius Statue ii Nv