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CAUTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
/ following described 1rst.clsss Warrants OF
Storey County, Stnte OF Nevada. redeemed ny
said county March 30, 1867, from Geo +. Jones
& Co, have hecn lost or mislaid, and all persons
arc cautioned against purchasing the tamc, as
they will not be paid:
Warrant No. /, ,562, issued to Walter Davidson,
January 8, 1854. registered January 8, le6t
principal, $3.50 70; interest. $50 20; totai'
1890 20.
January II. 1854 registered came date: princt'
pal, Sla5; interest, $40 2S; total. $lG5 y.
Warrant No. 1905 issucd TO Geo. +. Jones q
Co., January 12, 1864, registered same date I;
principal. Sl,o2s 10; interest, $3.50 %; tota''
81. .s5S 81. ,,.,
Warrant No. 1859, issued January 13, 1864, to
T., Ronnafous & Co.. registered same date prin'
cipal, $50 90; interest, $iS 20; total, $lyS ".
Warrant No. ] 1.5O9. issued to c. W. BoDyngo
g. Co. January IL. 1864, registered same date
principal, $l,i2s IS; interest, 1902 a; total,
By order Of the Board OF County Commission
crs or Storey county. Nevada; ~ ,,-,.
Virginia, September Z, 1870. teS-lw
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GOOD BOOKS FOR ALL.
" BOOKS WHICH ARE BOOKS"

HRRE II A LIST OF SUCH
II Works as should be found in every library
.,,as,.in in.trnrt and irnproyc the mind
ehtei.enr r IL ~, H.. -nt,rn ,tost an rsesInt 81
COPIES wiz oe 'en' " '''u'N p0''' '-,'' :"
PrlSS;; Ipv; pr,vsrocNoNy. or Sim. Of Charae-
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YET: 80 EnI0,s .nd s.pecI,IIv IN tbe " Hu.
Externai FoTnis, 1,,," sn1 S;,h Inors thsn enc
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thousand lliustlatoht. ~ o.. " h.nS
Price; IN one lzno 'oiume' 100 psS's' A~NN'
, ,omely bound, 81: Sn oror ocy. q, tn.
Biblical account Of Mans Creation. e T Tested "a
by Scientific Theorles VI nls orlgll anu An'
tiqulty, By Jos; p. Thompson, D. D., LIZ u.
!1, one vol; %x xi2mo, Fl FL. p,,,, p.,,,,or a, IN.
WEpLoChi Or, Inc ,h n'Gns & Mso% ~ cnD,rc,i nj A..
sexes: Dise1Ss.nS inc h nSwn rsy ., N"%h sn% m.v
lection, and showins VINO may .So WnS Wnm:y ny
TpI Ppica mari si'so VI '''A ~ - " ~ - " ''-'
HOW t ~ g!n5boot RGhD ~ pSrcnoIoHI and Pb,.iSe.
nn,v for Stndcnts and ETHmipers, with
chari tor recording The riIes OF tho different
Snars Gl ioi ar ps,in ,n Tho nslInestion OF
organs Oh .hc D,a,n "a ~ ~ S IN snersyine,
ShaIacles; WIN up"A'u VI ="
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,aininn thc Tcmpcramcnts, and 4 brief snaly.
sis Of thG Eas9tles ihus''1e. Wssiv ,cscrIb,r
FAMILY PLfslG!AN' ,n,,h a heaIy rea rs.Io, 20 tSs
and hygenlc hdpsea, I'm M uIt T,s.,msnt t ot
Nature, Causes, , arT cssn,,ies Of ey.ry
kind oo WIN sha GIs''rs SusIia sRa sSp'0u' 'n0''
FUUD AHD DIE, ,r,,.S m tor ni.oIdsred sts,ss
~ DlIicAi ,hc nScs.ivn Grrsns and an account OF
The m DictaIIss Of some OF The Principal Metro.
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CANDY MANUFAcToRY.
SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY.

COFFEE and nEFkEsHMENT SALOON
THE uNDERsIGNED - PIE PIE:
i nared 10 furnish Candies OF all descriptions,
whdIsssle Md retail, At the shortest notice, and
Al prices that cannot fall to suit al VINO may
favor him with cal; .na Esne the % Choicest % ma.
terisl.i ds Be sure and give me call, and VIII
sEIHiI sEIIfNcH~Hsm and Eggs, Tea and Conce,
Fresh Butter and Bread, and Other eomloHs'
ptfRH rREiM-Of the incest and best kinds,
and Of diiierent favors, can DO obtained st the
ssIoon every evening, or In day time: Parue.
also supplied in the Latest styles si At short
10 South c street, nearly opposite "eils,
Fargo q Co.'s. ,,.,
! Wrinia, August 10th, 1870. sslo-u
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Notice to Taxpayers.

rAy1NG THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
II nssessment roll of the Town Of Gold Hill.
for The ascal year ending on the first Monday In
April, A. D. 1871, notice is hereby given to all
nsrsnns interested, that the taxes on all prop
erty assessed in the town Of Gold Hill. Of ono
dollar and seventy hye cents upon to snS SMS
thSs date At nv once in Gold Hill. All taxes
remaining unpaid on the first day Of October.
isTO. viii 20 on the Delinquent List, with ten
per 'en'' Auu'u 'A1HHfR HIRAM CRANDALL,
Msrshal and Tar Collector.
Gold Hill, Sept. /, 1870 "a'u
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-08

v,HE LATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDIcATIM
l. The great difficulty which physicians have pen
aborins for centuries overcome has at length been
obviated A Vegetable Cathartic and Alternative more
than any mineral preparation Of the same case
and agreeable the taste as ordinary candy Is now
offered the sick in the form Of a Lozenge. 4
DR. Erasmus winslow's Liver and Stomach LozengeD
the most important medicinal novelty that modern
chemistry produced contains two botanical ex-
tracts erfectly harmless in themselves but
all the remedial properties of mercury and destineo M
use pills and potons of which that dan.
excitant is the main ingredient More than one
Thousand experiments made by the inventor OF tn
peerless remedy before it brought to It's
state of perfection. The Lozenge is harmless In ~
operation and although the medicinal taste OF 10 Su
components has been extingushed by chbmcaA art
their virtues remain active and potent as ever
Dyspepsia Biiousuess Constipation, Sick Or Nef.
Headache Piles, Dropsy and the irregularities 70
which the feeber subject the Lozsnges will 30
infinitely effective than OF the horrible
disgusting compounds usually administered in such
anti bilious specific and general aperient
they equal either among advertised prepara-
tios the prescriptions of the regular pharmacoPa
1t is guaranteed that who has once tried VI;
Erasmus winslo VS. Liver and Stomach Lozenge VIII
again take purgative powder, draught OF PIN
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 NEW THING VaDER THE SUN AT LAST
The Purest, Best and Greatest Remedy OF
the Age.
PRICES
CELEBRATED AROMATIC STOMACH AND TONIC
BIfTERs.
FOR FAMILY u BE
& x &C.
NEW THING VaDER TIE SUN At LAST

This invaluable production tho result Of many
friends by advice he has been n. .ne nrces a.
will meet public want This Bitter Is an
STONACH TONIC and stimulating PreParx.;r' ha.
more healthy and gaatabs of Which,
have long been their dne To- one
OF our citizens. Their Acknowledged ueS
should rive then preference over many atte1u NJ,
are being sold at such prices leave no profit 10 any
one save the distant proprietor h.. baep
This wonderful vegetable restorative since " ~ So
before the.publio Tonic the quantity SOLD 9as O
beyopd has in every instance gwen o
greatest satisfaction For dyspepsia, Ranera aeGsy'
chiiis and fever affections toror OF the
constipation the bowels foyer and ague ana ~
eric maadies these will be found nva!uaoe 70
who desire a stimulating tonic and are a @
introduced 1t has become 2 standard art Gle
st and purest Tonic offered AS TONIC An"
snO Quh among stomschics.
'px BEFORE PURCHASING.
W. If not satisfactory to both CON
g ,Sas aeney refunded
ooSaHssnNsrpeSsSSa et9ler John l. Ada1ns q 20;
~ CNsSScNpsn .nbeys = I. Bloom Co, A. u.
CSesS .so., Bloc ,opshire Bros, Isaac
~ 81 ~ orr druggists and dealers
a. W.PRICE & CO.,
Prop. ..ors, 10. Poydras street.
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SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR LUNG DISEASES
And All Kindred Complaints.

There ia high authority for saying that he is fool
who decides q case before he knows it. And there
no arguing against established facts have sove-
plants witnesses Of the fact here asserted now
living in New Orleans whose and residences may
be known by calling at my office No 81 Baronne street.
near Canal, adjoining the Jesuts' Church.
This remedy Ii vegetable production. growing n
Louisiana. It is unknown to the medical faculty. ana
have been of the most astonishing nature
practice, the greatest medical discovery the age
Come and the evidences Of what state Never
mind the cry humbug. From that cry sppeal simply
to facts which roady to establish to the satisfaction
of any mind that will admit evidence.
Persons q distance, who wish to try this remedy.
should write to friends the city and let them inves
gate it. II they become satisfied with the evidences in
it's favor sufficient quantity for any ordinary case
for to- and the same quantity
if necessary, for $40. G T. SM1Ih,
NOT 6m 81 baronne street-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-08

SOMETHING LIKE ABUsE.-On the cleo
ton in question, / was proposed by MIR.
George Ponsonby, and upon Mr.. Grattan
rising next to vote upon my tally, he was
immediately objected to as having been
expelled on the report of Lord Clare's
Committee. A burst of indignation on one
side and of boisterous defamation on the
other forthwith succeeded. 1t was of an
alarming natures Grattan meanwhile
standing silent, and regarding, with q
smile of the most ineffable contempt ever
expressed, his shameless accusers. The
objection was made by Mr.. Clifford. On
the first intermission of the tumult, with q
calm and dignified air, but in that energetic
style and tone 30 peculiar to himself, Mr..
Grattan delivered the following memorable
because conveying in
a few short sentences the most overwhelm-
ing philippic-the most irresistible as
semblage of terms imputing public de-
pravity, that the English, or, believe, any
other language is capable of affordiig
I" Mr. Sheriff, when observe the quarter
from which the objection comes, L am not
surprised at it's being made! 1t proceeds
from the hired traducer of his country
the accommodated of his fellow citizen'
the regal rebel-the unpublished ruffian-
the biSoted agitator! In the city fire
hrandein the court liar-in the streets
bully-in the field coward And so OBJ
noxious is he to the very party he Yishe
espouse, that he is onl y supportabie b!
doing those dirty acts the less vile refus
TO execute" Clifford, thunderstruck, los
his usual assurance, and replied in on
single sentence. 81 would spit upon hlr
in a desert l"-which vapid and unmeanin
exclamation was his sole retort. caile
for the roll, and, on inspection, MIR. Graf
tan's name appeared never to have Zee
erhsed. Ofcourse, the objection was over
ruled my friend voted, and lis trump
was complete.-Sir Jonah BdrringsoA'S PEI
sondt Sketches of His OlCn Times.
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EDUCATIONAL.

YOUNG LADIES ACADEAx
l THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under tho p,rectisa II the sssss Of the Holy Cross
Corner of Ranpat and Congress streets Third D''f'''
New Orleans. Iouiaian&
Tho now Academy q z: He Anesn Z :is y Tee
;as s:ssss. 'front.'
sr In The beat style Of modern eucationai esssDasn
And 70 ne health
Pupils Of all denomination. are admitted H% AZ n at
Tend the public exercises and conform to the ruieS
the Institution.
English ResSing Ps ano;snt pnd Mod
and Engsh ne ts sloSss Prose- and
and nnssb taratnrs
Asseos sossay Iathsmatiss etc
Music Drawing Painting, Plain and Ornamental s
Tapestry Embroidery, Artificial Flowers, e.o'
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUAKiEhLf'
IN ADVANCE:
BOARD and Tuition in French and English pc. 500 m
month - per quarter go 90
Entrance Fee for the first year only 10 ~
EXTRA CIIARGES-OPrIoSh: ..o M
Music on the Piano. per quarter &c
Vocal Music -----'--'----..--
Drawing ------'---
Tapestry and Embroiry
Artificial Flowers ------.------.--
Stationery -------'
Use Of Baths summer season, per quartz
The classes commence about the middl>
and close by the end of July, by an ex-
Books etc, may be procured at the u
Pupils are received at any time during
charges made from the date Of entrance AM et on
Academy of the Holy Angels. a.
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EDUCATIONAL.
voUNa LADIES ACADEMY.
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULINES,
hdilaa heloX New QrleAna

This Iust,tution which the inhabitants Of Loui.ana
ana the adsoent have knaly i.ycred With shsir
rscommsndstiOn 70 introduced e public notice y
sy e u III.
Ladies . f..
knowledge and the forming OF their hserH 70 ir
oiesGSinsss ana polite They sui
fered go beyond the reach Of watchi ert msseTn
on of morss and the willing q IHlss
Though the members Of this ere "nS
NO interference upon tire score Of religion PIT
s ss al su
Pvsioal BdeationThe heath Of the scholars y t an
are pscniary the food given 70 the pIps
and careful that none be but sqca e are
50 dissrbassa throughout the day that neither the
mind the body OF students suffers ron the e ap
attended by of the Ladies' and timely notace Is
to their parents or guardians %he hn sne and
4Stiom-rhe system ofnstruction embraces the fol.
lowing objects: The English and French iang9asSes'
Writing, Arithmetic Geography the &c OF sne
ssSsy ens rsn neS tsaa,re tSe
tronomy Plain and Fancy Needle work Inc sS H.
taught to those Young whose parents desire it, as
also Music and Drawing
Board and Tuition annum $500 payable quar- A., M
Day ' seSoars per so
Entrance for the Boardsrs @ @
No deduction is msde for those who withdrawn DO
fore the end of the quarter,
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per n,
quarter. N
For ths u Use Of Musical Instruments per month"; q
Drawing, including Paper and Pencils per month
Eunenses For for the Bathing Season 90
IN t sas
| establishments at moderate prices sou IA
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GIANT vINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARDEAy, MISSOURI.

This conducted by the Priests Of the Con,
oreeation of the Mission st. Vincent of Paul, Is
Beautifully located the Mississippi river, forty miles
above Cairo, and hundred and fifty miles below ST
Louis
The College buildings are large comTodous and wei,
well adapted for healthful exercise
The College is easy access. Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Grardeau. .
The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first of July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic $3.50
Wash;ng and mendino of articIes washed ..-. IS
oh "a Eec and Medicines ..-...- 10
Instrnmantal Mnsic Observation-Disclosures. 10
For further information apply to
Rev. ANTHONY VERINA, c. M,
President of the College,
Or to Rev. THOS. r. SMITH c. NJ.
au29 ~ st. Josephs Church. New Orleans
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ct. JOSEPHS ERSULINE ACADEMY FOR
% YOUNG LADIES.
SpRiNGFIELp, ILLINOIS,
Formerly of Charleston, South Carolina,)

(Formerly Of Charleston, South CafoIlnaJ
This Institution is adapted every respect for ex
teusve class Boarding School the location IS
heathfu and retired The building is conimoiious, mas
all the aodern improvements and heated throughout
by furnaces.
pize as one of qualified Tor the and
educaton of youth almost useless add here that
nothing will be ieft undone mpart to the pupils con-
ded 70 Care of the ladies of St Joseph Academy
q thorough education in the highest of the word
not alone instructing the intellect but with maternal
care, guiding aud training the heart
people, ladies offer TO Southern pupils every
English and French Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Drawing Painting, Embroidery and Plain Sewing, Tor
900 per annuD,.
For particulars and prospectus address the Mother
Superoresa ut Springfield, Illinois or Rev. YIN. D.
ap,4 Il q 90 NJ B. BRADY, IS Union street.
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nASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This institution transferred from the city Of New Of
leans to capaciOus airy and thor0uRniy aIsP.u
buildings hitherto known the Pass Christan note
fully realizing the aims which controlled the ac1 ..
moval has reached envable STANDARD Oh @
usefuness while by unsurpassed advantages Oh ioca
ton as we'll as solid character Of the studies pn
sued it continues hold every guaranty ior the
nhysca moral intellectual development OF the STU
dents committed to the Brothers care
The range studies carried ont by an e4perienGeu
rate course literary and on the
First Monday October in year and endlng on
the First August next ensuing In view ..
greater facilities Students classes Will oe kePe open
during vacations Offering desirable opportunity 70 pa
of anticipating the OF Tue
academic year and entering their sons ana
the recess In such event. the mathematics wne en-
10, ing wholesome exercise in the brcng atmosphere OF
the Gulf coast viii be admitted to all the advantages OF
two months preparatory studies-a large gan-tne oeI
ter to meeting. at once. che requirements Oh
the regular course. ..,. &c ,,r;..s 90
is warranted by the times.
PAYMENTS of five months invariably in advance
Board Washing. Tuition and Doctors fee LOT term
Entrance Fee. to be paid once only IL
Vacation College with preparatory studies, from CO
lat of August to of October on
EXTRA CHARGES nm.
Music-Piano per term of five months s %,
Violin (strings furnished) 20
Flute or any other wind instrument ~
information may be obtained at st; Mary's College,
Foucher and Poeyfarre Streets New oreans anu
for circulars and other particulars. address
BRO. ISAIAH, President.
iv,sIv Pass Christian College.
CT. JosEpHs URsuLINE ACADEMY FOR
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[Founded IS52. ,,,,,,-rr =
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.

4 NA'11A' o NEW ORLEANS.
The Oldest and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER
ulty. Citizens and strangers who wish Business ECU
cation for themselves invited to call stu
enter in any all the Departments OF the Col
ege at any time When clubs of three or more enter at
the time from the place ten per cent deduo
will be made Board and Lodging 80 per month.
Book. keeping, Penmanship, Mathematics, Enghsn,
French Spanish, German photography ETC. are taught
IA used in that each student can at once
charge set of Books An education that eha
bles the student $1,000 $780, 5000 per annm
is the best FORTUNE parents give their sons Inc
South must educate ALL her sons ftACliCAi' w
they will forever be the slaves of the North.
N B-Youug men, take notice that, so far as known
the Graduates OF TINS Coege LOT
the past thirty years. is now in prohtabie
After of this College requires no ilr
Their Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAb THOU
SAND of it's Graduates in Prosperous BUSINESS In
ana ivy ~ "1>' UFUS~pOLBEAR, President
DATENT IRISH FELT
superior article for Roofing purposes manufac
tured by D. Anderson & Son, Belfast, Ireland.
For sale by j. q LINSHAM Coz.
| B4ly - NAfoH'e'e' 'se
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JosRPH'
Corner St. Philip and Galvez streets.
New Orleans.

The government throughout this establishment is
@ fs Ihs
Ss gsess no
Young ladies' their mOshsTly care harmon,
is and Sa an1 In
n Both and Of
taught by natives of respective countries SO as to IN
pronunciati s,a: ,, ,b,;o exhibition
and distribution OF premiums to which parents are III
here the object Of special ana
Governing those M Sc joseph
prneRss of ssa Pssy an
instii feelings Of respect towards parents
Pupils all denoninatiops are admitted po,ra,nc
School is moved to Bay Louis where the Sisters
of st. Lonis have hourlshing academy
Boarding s s sl ssia na a follows
Music Lessons and of Instrument -- q 90 90
Singing Lessons o CO
PasteI iii PAINTING according number Of pupils
Needle in all is varieties golden
Fur further pa, toulars address, Snperoress of the
of the sisters of ST. Joseph Box ISL New Or
leans; or if more convenient apPb5y ELDER e Agent
CLASS OF oRSAMES!AAL WORK. ,,s First
ns s'ss st. Of w
tapestry golden embroidery artificial sss nSf
work, etc. Terms per month g. seS0 y
L macuiate Conception, New Orleans
This Literary Institution incorpoEa.ed Dy ane Ssa1a
dncted by the Fathers Society of Jesus The build
incs are well adapted for educational purposes A
courtyard entirely the street Is reserved ol
recreation; that the arrival of the pupils at 1o
A. NJ. till their departure at r M they are constantly
secluded and superintendent.
The Of instruction embraGes Greek, Latin
Mathematics, Astronomy, Natural and Mental fnioso
ply, with the addition of Bookkeeping ana tne "suA
| Commercial Branches; also the German language
| Students not admitted unless they know now 70
| read and write A, .
The moral religious training OF the sudentsi s the
lead ng objects of the instructors
| duct progress rank in class and attendance.
| The academical year begins the first Monday
October, and ends about the 3lst ofJuly.
| TERMS:
Collepiate Course payable in advance, and L. Un!:ee
| States currency two months, $50
Preparatory Course sI6 ,eD "
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CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARlA, RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
The duties of this institution win be resumed the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
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Parents Guardians desiring first class Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards, will ma nero
every advantage.
Located the healthiest portion of Of the most
healthy the South with large grounds and in
a and romantic situation It affords in addition
every facility for acquiring an education, menta anu
moral OF q high grade Largo additions have been
made to the buildings to mect the increasing appica
lions for admission.
Apply Prospectus and Terms to the office OF the
M rning Star and Catholii Messenger lGe Grav1er
street jy4 1y
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
. CARD.

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CARD
EosEnT HgNT5s ST No. xG e. Gs ss.so. sna
sSziasss q general n: II
= Is Cru 4 &. street.
Throat Lungs and Heart,
to which branch Of his profession he devotes his entire
attention. His improved Pulmomstre; for testing me
health Of the Lungs and and me
'' Hour. from s.oAEH ne71y
nR DENNIS Has REMOVED HIS OFFICE
2O9 Canal Street. .9O9
UP sTAIRs.
Rssidenoe-s7o COMMON STREET :sn mbso I'm
- J. FRIEDRIc Hs.
DENTAL SURGEON,
st. Charles Street 155
fsb27 ~ Corner lroe:
r EFT THE DEAF HEAR
Who Iii n ao 0iS
dresssdthose only who hear To such il point
I'd 1%s ts the yes
.1
|nR E. o. CocHRANE, DENTIST;
12 .Dryades street -----l IL
First house above Canal street. opposite Mechanics
Institute.
Associated with DR.. Allen. OK he
nR AEYLoR.
10 "A Robertson seieet,
Between Common and Gasquet streets. First District
| All calls night or day promptly attended to. je6 y
| DR. I. L. SOLANAS,
L. Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
Consultations his residence STD St. Claude street
l,etween Vaudeville and SPAIN from to A. M, anu
to r. NJ; his office II burgundy street near Canai
from to P. n. .-.,.,, .,i
chidrens diseases Chronic diseases considered as In
oaas - ~ su22 ly
: G. BELDEN, N. d.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Office Hours to A. NJ; to p. NJ. to 9 p NJ
apa5 1y Office, 46 Camp street.
MRS DR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS,
us Washington street,
, New Orleans,
Offers her services to public for the Cure Of Cameo
Ulcers Bone Felon, Cstarrh, Carbunces. White Swel
: ings Scad Heads and Dropsy. myA ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-08

DR. JAMES w. BARNUM, DENTIST,
u 500 Magazine street NEAR the Market0
happy to inform patients and the public generally
that he is prepared to make all kinds OF artificial
in every case Particular attention paid to the preser
walton natural teeth. References from some OF
ia2ly