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n uated, doing fair business, and having every
facility attached to do large summer trade inquire
at No. IS Sixth street. ap29.a+
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w cant lot in the western part of the CITY, Ad
dress Lock:box BIT, Post-ofice, giving location,
terms, etc, in full. ap27-a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to do something, by
w man who is willing to make himself useful
to his Employer. Address X. c., at the Press Office.
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XNANTED-The advertiser wishes to rent
w a small dwelling, or part of house. Any one
having such to rent can flnd prompt and perma-
nent tenant by addressing G. B., Gazette office.
ap27-b%
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EN0R SALE-A R0UTE-0n Vine-street
H Hill; also Walnut Hils-volksblatt. Apply at
No. l3 Liberty street, between Sycamore and Main.
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" "ANTED-House-k keeper; first class gar
w dener, single man. Also, many girls, to dc
house-work, In city and country-at w. P. JONES
Agency ONCE, No. rs East Fourth street. ap25-cF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as gardener in an
w ornamental flower garden, by one who under
stands his business, and can come we'll recommended
by his late employers. Address 7. b. Press otfice.
ap2S-bs
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"ANTED-And something worth know
nations can obtain ali kinds Of work or Information
at w, P. JONES' Intelligence Agency, No, Is East
Fourth street, where good help can be seen daily for
hire in the city, country, etc. ap25-c+
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WANTED.

"wANTs," "FoR SALE" "To LET" LOST"
"F0UND, &C., in this column, occupying three lines
or less, two Insertions, twenty -hye cents.
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ENOR SALE-0ne second d-hand Hotel Cook
II ing Stove; for sale cheap, at 90 Vine street.
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=" "ANTED--A girl, to go a short distance
w in tho country, TO do the work of small
family. Apply at Smith Gilbert's, cor. Third and
Main streets. ap26-+a
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"ANTED-Two young men to travel
w with advertiser as agents. Business light
and profitable Address A. O. B. Simpson,, Post
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"ANTED BY a first class, practical
uation in a Wholesale House. Bank or Insurance
Office, whore rapidity and accuracy are required.
The best of city reference can be given Address d.
through the Post-offce. ap27-f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the central or
w eastern part Of the city, suitable for a gen
tleman and wlfs. Address A., this office. c+-ap26
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-wakeaeld's Patent Corn Plant
~ ers-cheap-at JOHN BELLS,
ap2q-b+ 103 West Fifth street.
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"ANTED-A young man wants situa-
w tion as a Clerk in some business. Can give
the hest of reference. Address NJ, care Box 49j.
an27-d&
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wv WANTEDL25 VEST BAsTERs AT
w No. 269 Western row, between George and
Seventh streets. ap27-bF
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NXTANTED-An active business man one
w possessing some country acquaintance prefer
red. Address II. NJ Cincinnati Post.oface. ap27-d"
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A Girl to do general house,
Wv work, at 2G9 West Third street. ap29.b+
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NANTED-on good Pattern Maker and
apr ct LEE LEAYITT.
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NNANTED--A Nurse Girl. Inquire at the
w office of Eagle Iron Works, ss4 Walnut street.
nn2a-ht
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XNANTED-B0AR private family,
w By young gentleman and his wife. Ad-
dress letter box $3.50, Cincinnati 8c+
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EN0R SALE-Thirty shares Of 500 each of
H the stock of the Sonora Mining Co., at $40 per
share. This Company owns one-half Of the stock OF
the celebrated Santa Rita Silver-mining company.
SAML. A. SARGENT,
No. 2Apollo Building,
ap27 c. Corner of Fifth and Walnut streets
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OyYIcE OF TEE STATE AssAYEK, D
Is Bsylstsn strest, Bostos, MAss.. !
JuDA g. lss9.


Dear SIT .1..in.A hs s..sn.. which hay.
and application Of yor furnaces for burning wet
and application 10Th novel, and far
Ss1a 81 sa ss % +
he msds You has bssn taken certain
sSs @ .i.sT s...ia
and Supplying The heat resulting fros ~ dscomposion y
Y
been Impressed With the truly features 81 yonr
s.. ssf ss ae,s ssss
ns yeu lad on large scale
bull Of the same fuel in dry state BY means OF yoar IN
Some substitutes for your furnaces have been adopted which
are pspa9s q yeur rights By pate 20
denes ii AFFORD d continuous line Of invention applied t.
ps..isasr knds Of earliest conception q dss
add my testimony einent experts IN this
constructions BY others are gross nvAsions
To the .ugsr interest q Southern States. tn. economical
.onsy the en,spss intelligence and
belief That only FIJI tnovsdge plan. necessary
LEAD sF sd0pon y The md
WIN nsn l SGes /. HAYrs.xp.,
Assayer the State Of Massachusetts, and Consulting Chem
authority 70 which ceuid make my rst appeal again
tilted tho pa.ers not to erect furnaces pay fcl those which
with several falling witch my only + maintain ny
rights these planters using furnaces which inngsd
patent: Suits accordingly instituted in March, 85e and
anxious for trial IN April Of that year. when the o.
IN IT, ass
April 1859 whea vas ready again. and possible. more
Jury rights The trial was again deferred BY the o.
position, notwithstanding strongest appeals for trial
the result The planting community draw It's
conclusion from this y facts prepared
into contracts for the erection Of furnaces and
produced from the wet baga.se csa be obtained from
4 equal quantity Of any kind Of dry fuel
for making heat or steam that will infringe my paten
and wishing avoid litigation, again caution the planter
against contracting With those parties whose patents nfrg
| peaceable possession BY good city guarantee ,,,o,
We are now prepared for the erection Of furnace
under Mr. Moses Thompsons patent Messrs Hayes Sander
4 Co., Spearing Co. and James N. Putnam, AGENT
Communications concerning this business addressed to
i Thompson Co., Boz g. Post Office, New Orleans vi
--''' "''N NJ THOMPSON CO., Contractors.
Agents-Messrs Hayes Sanders Co.. spearing ACo JANE
| n Putnam. myl3 1aw4m6W
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BAGAsSE FURNACE.

1t proper shosid here cfyf Engineer
By profession and such have had charge various
constructions and works. Subsequently was for ssysrsI
yeas Chic Examiner Of Patents In If United Hfas Patent
Oe Washington and for the LAST yess bess
engaged Solicitor Of Patents in this city. etn called
upon testify n patent salts the United
courts and constantly consuiisd upon Questions Of may
Irenain, SIR, your yery obedi:ns servant
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HaSlitt maintains that the petty malignity of NOR
ass finds its most striking field in the matter of will.
zn.siag. He says, in the essay on :. WilLMaking J"
aHnw Of them for stupidity, caprice and unmeaning
spes All that we seem to think Of is to manage
nnttefs so Tin settling accounts with those who are
ID anmannery as to survive us) to do little good
tslfls.s
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ITO COTTON PLANTERS,
TITO COTTON PLANTERs,
coMMIssIoN M4ERcH ANTs.
Editors Of Papers,
And
fH1 FRIEHDs OF TIE souri,.
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
tho Plantations dir ecy from the Seed fully
by which the Planters net income Is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DoUBLEDi
DOUBLED oR MORE THAN pouB1Epl

- - -
fu oneon an tbs plantation Of one Of the
yenen Of M;ssnp, and he invites Planters and all inter-
,a6 IN On ard sea II The r,scbinerv works fantf,v lit
a. IN .tts,d n n fe dav, and tbs v.,rs
have not on,v the remum a, tta Missirsinn,
pa hut one of the udees states ho Ia simmer Of tenty
Years are about double as strong as
a.. .ra T., cor,ne.,on nth .ha, a,a all or.s.or
aorht ~ ,or,actura a n tn Ia avid
,,ivv ansvsred bv its ac,ua and da;ly
Va, wlirs m one nlantat;on nrove, that a iii, or An
III |--'e
a.uey VOC ~. ~ ao I, - ~ ~"
Ysrf and the Judges OF the American institute awarded
that the cotton passed directly on from the seed eonnu
uss the ginning and baing machinery the
snd s,ssn,na,s II and which ara vsr violent in ,h,r onsra
onsI mus. make Of longer and less broken sta
pie and therefore must be stronger and better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
~ -, VI .as
sroes stock etc. fully valuable to him in Its
that on which he his cotton and other
and this progOus result achieved by him without strain
difficulty. A.. ,., - a.. n,,,,.r . .n, II.
,,on No Toars cssr and srihins Soud dis,incv cali
his attention great value the
IN a. the year employed raising the the value Of
wn'en Inc ore
@
aa Gin and mack the cron and lat ma contrast ali b,s v.us
he gin ahu paw Tue c'op, aou e' ne q" soue
and and its yield with the than doubled net
Yield by my invention effected by few half hands and ma
49,, ~. ,... .h,, oor, Ma r.d ~ ~. ,.,r. ~ ~. a
hs cotton sna mo os
the outlay present expenses machinery
hich Will last thirty wears and the Wages Of uinnsr And
".sA "AA A '' 'S' ~ ~ "eS " 'f "N
oils
The this and understood the planters
half and this and trne ont,ay i
rauo or more thar hs lar,s LIN H.
net 'nern as much OF more IMAM tne Win the
heavy IT to raise the does they will
decision themselves my invention soon
| p0ssoe, acknowledgements,
that the price will not decline by our spinning the
- - a. .on.r, ,nto oxn, Ia ~. ,,,ro.. Az. 80. 49,
your minds The cotton spinner is heavy outlay to buy his
location and to pay for his buildings and those OF the
onor.t,vas tn and Inv his rova noar and b;x fr
sp', a.s -, ~ 10 ~ 80 ~ go n ~.
TO buy his machnes TO pay MS daily for the
clerks managers and operatives buy
bis daily supply OF cotton pay his insurance. freight and other
and which, altogether demands large share OF
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J'ATALg0gE " @NUlM
,nees when shsT oper " sagpiy
- osioNs - wnoise :. $780,
=.
11sisnz19 en 49,
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INofIfnoaJa ~. -x
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6njs.
l0.ssGs1hefr. Jsvrs,s $3.50.
JSvness Isns Sf.s,ss c
roiiar
lHfbhardis Arts. SliSs.a pes~.,.
sgpcrcsr,s veretsSle' Cs,oS,s
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1nrraem,s xI5sh - Tn
WIster's 0cnfIs Ymr.3f1e
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q esoioonH 1ft1 nyEs s's''
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DENH.-As life approaches extinction, insensi.
EsaEty supervenesa numbness and disposition to re.
yuse, which do not admit Of the idea of suffering.
Even in those cases where the activity of the mind
sfnx,ins to the last, and where nervous sensibity
ssad seem to continue, it is surprising how often
Gaese has been observed state of happy feeling on
sae approach Of death. If had strength enough
10 bold pen, would write how easy and delightful
is to die were the last words of the celebrated
Wa Hunter during his last moments.
Muataigne, in one of his essays, describes acct
aaoa which left him so senseless, that he taken
Up fm dead On being restored, however, he says
MaahoDght my life only hung upon my lips ; and |
ua my eyes to help thrust it out, and took pleas.
nss IN languishing and letting myself CO. writer
ID ahe Quarterly Review records that a gentleman
BhD bad been rescued from drowning declared that
me had not experienced the slightest feeling of suo
gataop The stream was transparent, the day bril-
Hans, and as he stood upright he could the sun
sss that his eyes were about to be closed it for
aver. Yet he neither feared his fate nor wished to
Rave D. sleepy sensation, which soothed and graft.
aa5 aim, made luxurious bed of watery gravel
That WORLDS EARTHQUAKE, WATEKLoo."-It
1ss On Sunday; and while all the church bells in
Magand were calling the people to prayer, the can
.nssnsas commenced. Everybody was in expectation
1 battle. 1t was known in England that Napoleon
lad crossed into the Netherlands, and that yelling
gpn vas ready to meet him. News was slow Of com
s a9a peoples hearts were sick with the expecta
saa p me next mail. It CHANGED that between the
ssassees on that eventful Sunday, clergyman in
sAsns was walking in his garden. His gardener was
"a There's fight going on, sir, somewhere for IRE re.
member when we were in the Peninsula We always
anss when &c cannonads was taking place. wherever
aa0s spade and dug down single foot and a,o NJ,
MIS- smooth surface left by the steel an imperceptbe
a1smbhng, shook down little pellets Of the soil.
That's it, sir" said the gardener they're at #.
zAss enough" Before the next Sunday came round
shs news had spread from end to en-. Of ali the
Ss sirt isle )" joycannon had sounded from ali the
ssasss in the land and it was known that the great
Gss victory Of modern times had crowned the British
Anns. Whites History Of France.
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EEvER AND AeUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND

susr ovsr large psrt Of he globe te consequence
ss & ss s y s
action solar heat soil rises with the water
ns s it. Mas as H. sss
a the az o
liver @ fails Ra, M not emily My I but
in re circulation and produce violent consiuiOnal
ss The s a1 ana sss Re-
instinct Of snr organism IS # in an attempt to s.pe ihe no
- s
rsss ne WI follows. ss c Il En- II il 81
s9 a
sk s and
to s e % aS sa sseh
viii Of undermine the health if 1t not
We have abored to find and have found, anidote,
Ayers Ague Cure,
does cure this affecting disorder perfect certainty And
9Ss
rs although
the disease i not Sny but
issasSss sass hsPs9t ssysl a||I
ssss
~ es
sas f M
Of and cures The
a1
tempt while this Agus Cure does At once, and With
safer remedy for the whole elias. Of diseases which
caused by the iasmatic Infection than other which
% ss esesp at sav'n'
| Prepared by =,
KDr. ~. e 2:w.1 Asyy .s. q Cob
PRICE, ONE i 6osE:A Hss PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Of Throat ard Lung Complaint that Is entirely
employed AS long throughout
kept best has BEEN and that be relied
to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do
| Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF PURGATIvE MEDICINE
For Costvenes for the Of Dyspepsia for Jaundce
the Of for for the cure Of
Rheumas for Diseases Of the Skin for tn
Tumors Rheum; Worms the Of Gou 70
Blood. '
| from their use in any quantity.
| n0ePrice, rs cents per box i've boxes for u.
Great numbers of Clergymen Physicians, Statesmen, AM
personages have lent their to certify the
aeed usefulness of these remedies but space here will
ea our ane ii are given
with also full descriptions Of the above complaints and tn
treatment that should ba followed for their cure.
Do put off by unprnciped dealers with other
tons they profit Demand AYERS, and tax
others The sick want The best aid there is for Them ant
they should have 1t.
| Ali our remedies for sale bv
BY HAy1LAND CLARK I1 aEokdk Mobile
all Dealers Jel1 0tn
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California Saw Mills, Third District,

New Orleans Nov. l6 1858. I
The Southern Oil Company-Genemen Having now fully
tried the Rosn Machinery Oil made by your Company the
engine and machinery Of the above mentioned Saw MILL
have the pleasure to state that highly of ubri
any Oil have used and in point of economy superoa
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum.
[sgnedl H. STILES.
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Dru9giats and Dealers ii Propfi
General DEPOT Special AEsnl
stfees, New Orleans, La,
vRRNIFU6uo. Il
Wmsx.s Canadian,
bwsln's,
/ HRry's Dead 1het,
Jayns'a Tonse,
Ksrirs,
n - HaAnssseeksss
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Gev Ya1isnd Goush S,rz
Hsxthoidsnsvis Hrn
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svsvm,s SSTnn AZ wuAnh~~.
Avsrsa Cherrv Pecfaena 80
YSviaS,s Haissm ISvMvsys.
Isyue,a Expec50Tunf.
W{nerja EIecamu6ans
c~s,.,TiysrVor4 nj TaS
m Gsrdiner,s Ilvervoyf
assiJsyss C!Lerry RxnActorSak
isondon;s Iadisz a..
m Rn.a,s ~
Sci esn,satrsno4bsn3nstN rdia
aARSAFXKTLLA1,
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.,A napps lndian
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dfimtng AdneNM
6o!!oway,sAInacs
LINiMENIn.
HeLSeen's Volcantc OnlLinmen
4extean Mu9tarR.
F&1eii,s AIspia1
butlers Nefve- Ano bone
Hunts.
layers
| Tosias's venetsan
HeI9e Nerve and Bones d
xAhnger's,
0axderer1s
Barttne's HoSse
4efehAAps GtrEling,.
| Chsrokee.
nes
| A0uI kHK66ikS, etes
0Gooc,a Indian Cho8ogues
kcwand,s Tonic Mixture.
6mith's Tonic SYRUP
Mynkoo4e Tonic,
spseo's 7 enI@nEs. s
Veg,sAote Z ~ sn5isnEss.
-..,LL V lt Is -
I,a n, Oou8n snc Nor
psns ,! p 1Inon,G WEs s
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MISREPRESENTATION 1sn..;onr,,A
ncyI1gpstgTnn : .alt
T.. s,"i H nr rnrirs 0'
~ nsr.sn,. Mshr.,.
ys o N.,s,,taf Hi, .,,~
nraS,s Ter 1880 s ss'>
niSianss. ReiTn ~ Gcyu,nh,,
SaIN .u, C;resss 4, Rairn =
" PANICEIa'
-.,,,s ua1cL5S
Tri,.n,s TrJsan TAre.ahJa-
$1,000. Graat Wesfern
GG GnEtSysIre1 xN n es a1i.vR
SC!M,IG,.Ws.t.11p .t,s T1.,.st
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Deer Range, January Is, 1855

- Ueer RHnge JANUARY Is, 1889.
Agents OF the Southern Oil Company New Ore8ns-Dear
srs have been using very extensively upon all the ma
chnery belonging to the plantation viz Sugar Mill aud En-
CINE Draining heels Pumps Saw and Corn Mills the OIL
manufactured from Rosin BY the Southern OIL Company
used the Wheel the Navy Pitch and for plantation
know other equal in point of economy. and
service.
glad to notice the which attends the efforts
the and believe that in time this of in
dusry will rival almost any other among With the immense
pine forests which abound throughout the South will be dis
almost untold wealth. Surely the South should encourage
every effort looking to her industrial enfranchsenent from the
North in branch manufacture promises more
brilliant in this The appeal should brought home to
every Southern patriot and believe will be responded
TO. Your ob't serv't,
lsignedl MAUNSEL WHITE.
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New Orleans, January Is, 1889.

New Orleans, January Is 1889.
eouthern Oil Company Gentlemen: During visit oil
months in the different parishes of this State
have with several planters who using your Rosin
Oil their sugar mills and all of them spoke of 1t the high
est terms lnbrcating Oil.
observation sso has convinced me that is not a
dirty properties which always found the
Of all other lubricaing Oils.
The shafts of sugar mill from The heavy and irregular
them difficult to keep oiled and cool than al
other machinery and substance has e
for that purpose OIL This seasons experience
goes confirm the opinions expressed by in letter you
IN October last stating that your Oil would prove superior
to any other for the purpose above named.
Very respectfully, your obedieu. servant,
[Signedl s. H. GILMAN.
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NJ. J. BRENGIER.
Commercial Cotton Press,
Naw nrIaapq Nava,nhar 1890

Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans, November 5, 1855
have thoroughly tested the Machinery by
the Southern on Company the sides wrists and journals Of
the Commercial Press and find ii in every respect superior
Lard Oil, and fully equal to Oil have ever used
chnery 1t goes farther than Lard Oil and entirely free
from and keeps the journals cool consider altogether
the best ubrieaor have used during my experience of fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue its use.
(Signedl HENRY INGRAHAM,
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-11
Depot N. o., 9. and G. W. Railroad Co., !,

January 10, 1859.
To the Southern Oil CompanJ-Genemen Our experiments
during the month the of Machinery Oil for
boxes saving Of % the expenses of Lard
when used for the purpose while 1t equally
we'll
We shall adopt its exclusive for that particular purpose
al Yours respectfully,
Vice.P Preside nd Euper inte rJent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-11
7 D.
Nos. q Isl Chartres street, N. q.
Also by HAy1LAND, CLARK GEORGE. Mobile, a.! ,

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. ~ Ous.omhouse street, near
l Royal the Cure Of Old Chronic, MercuriA
syphtc Private Diseases without Mercury hndrAnee
business exposure to friends, and guaranteed
The which attended James prac
ce parts OF the United States and Europehe
he has effected which
by the eminent physicians jutes him in offering his
services the confidence Of the The following
Of the diseases termed Prvae" and Of which, IN
msnenty namely Syphilis prms5y secondary aEd
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and oins
Examination Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
Cancers Ulcers Tumors all Diseases of the Skim
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured that
ting them for either business society viz De
bty Impoency The following some Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced BY early habits Of youth VIZ
Weakness of Back Limbs Pain in the Head Dimness Of
Vision, Loss Of Muscular Power Papion of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness 1rrablity Symptoms Of Consumption
etc Mentally the fearful effects the mind are more 70 b
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depresssn Of
Love Of Solitude Tmdity etc. of the evils produces
All persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
fail 10 call Dr. James and be at once restored 20
health false decacy but apply Of once
from the awful and OF snu
terrible maady. Lean ,,~,,
Remember The Medical Of Dr. Jaussi 81 Custom
house street.. r,..,. of attendance
from A. NJ. toSP. NJ ,,
Consultations strictly confidential ..,, h.,-.
r.s-I"oson''.s'''A "0"' DR.. JAMES,
P~' 81 Oustomhouge stroets