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FAITHFUL TO DEATH.-Nlrs. O'Toole, lady of
exemplary character, who was badly burned at
late fire in Albany NY, died shortly afterward.
Her death was caused in heroically rescuing her
children from the flames.
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WHY SHOULD Mt 1T PASS Mr.. Slingerlsna
an M. c. from NewYork, has presented resol,
ton to Congress that the public lands shall b.,.
after be sold to actual settlers for 80 cents an ao
WHY not
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A M USE M EN- rs.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

ST, CFdAhLES THEA I HE.
Managers, Ludlow & SMITH. Stage Nj, j. MI WESTON,
GATURDAY EVENING March 25-Iast Night but one
- of DR.. COLLYER'S celebrated MODEL ARTISTS,
consisting of 20 persons from the Royal Academy Of AT,
Of London and Paris VIII eommencs with their splendid
COLORED AS PAINTINGS-the whole comprising i
Magnificent Tabeau-For full programme small bills
of the day.
Doors open at 63i curtain rises at 7 O'Clock.
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DO Our advertising friends will please bear in
mind that we have largely increased circulation
on Mondays.
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A BAD SIGN FOR THE GENERAL.-The city of
Detroit, Michigan, has been carried by the wings,
over the Castles by majority of 104. The demo-
cratic majority, last year, was 23s
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o. St Patrick's Day appears to have been kept
with much spirit in all parts of the United States.
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SLAYER BROUGHT HoME-An alleged SLAYER,
the barque Laurens, (of Sag Harbor. l.. H. was
brought into the port of NewYork, on the 18th inst
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The Application from Yucatan.

has been denied in certain quarters, that MI
Sierra. at Washington, offered our Executive any
proposals from the Yucatanese, for anneXing them
selves to the United States The Washington Era,
a responsible paper in such things, copies the de-
NAL, and adds:
We give fiat contradiction to this. MIR. Sierra
has communicated, both to Mr.. Polk and Mr.
Buchanan, the desire of Yucatan for ADMISSION
into the Union. and both have received the propo-
stion coldy; and if Mr.. Sierra did not present his
protest to the Senate it was not because 1t was not
prepared. We speak ,Dhat ,oe kno,o.
Now, if we are not much in error, this statement
involves matters of no small importance. What
reason is there why the Yucatanese should not be
annexed to this chain of soverei gnties, If the tor
mer so desire9 At least, what reason is there why
an authorized proposition to that effect should not
be treated with common civility, and laid before
Congress !! We do not profess to know the details
of this affair but we unhesatngly say that we
fully believe the word of the editors of the Era.
Nor are We of those who such danger in pros
pect, from the extension of American principles
and government over contiguous territory, whose
inhabitants desire to g come in
The actions of Mr.. Polk and his cabinet
strangely inconsistent with the professions on
which he originally came into power. Some sin
them, on many important occasions The causes
of it do not at present appear; though history,
without doubt, will in time develope the mystery.
Heaven grant that such development may not tell
against either the heads hearts of the en now in
the highest stations at Washington!
U. S. MISSION TO RoME-Mr. Benton moved
in the u S. Senate 10th inst, that the appropria
ton for the Mission to Rome be increased from
$40, 600 to S31 900 as to make it " full mis-
sion.'' Mr.. Badger objected: he said that there
was nothing in our commerce requiring the mission
it was simply a religious mission to the first
bishop of Europe-not only the first, but the uni
versal bishop of Catholic Europa secular bishop
in his own dominions, and spiritual bishop
throughout Europe. The establishment of this
mission would be considered by Protestants in this
country as intended to put the Catholic church upon
different footing-as departure from the univer-
sal spirit of federation intended to be secured by the
constitution He would not vote for either full
mission or a chargeship. Mr.. Crittenden also OPP
posed the amendment. Mr. Benton said it was not
in a commercial but in a political view which had
induced his proposition for full mission. He was
looking to the state of all Italy, most wonderfully
scant of all diplomatic representatives from this
country There were some 20, 000, 900 of people in
all Italy, and throughout this whole extent of
country there was no full minister from our repub
lic 1t was in this enlarged point of view that he
had proposed a minister of the highest grade to
Italy--taking in all that is politically Italy. The
bill was passed over.
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Military Appointments by the Governor.
Col John S. Gilbert, of Caddo Brigader General of the
9TH Brigade; Col James F. Ard of Washington Bgadier
General of the 9TH Brigade; Col j. w. Keene of Carroll
Bngader General of the 10th Brigade B. B. Simmes of
Avoyelles Abide Camp to the Commander in. Chief
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ARRIVAL OF Mr.. CLAY.-The Baltimore Pa
tiot of the 18th, states that Mr. Clay reached that
city on the 10th inst, in the from Philadel
phia. He stopped at Canton, and took a carriage
and proceeded to the residence of Christopher
Hughes, in St. Paul street. A large number of
persons had gathered to receive him. and he was
greeted with cordially.
MARYLAND FOR GEN TAYLoR.-The Maryland
Wing State Convention met at Barnums Hotel,
Baltimore, on the 18th inst, and passed the follow
ing among the resolutions:
Resolved, That in view of the great achieve
ments. the prominent virtues, and the distinguished
patriotism ofGen. Zachary Taylor, connected with
his known and ayowed attachment to the princi-
Piles of the wing party this committee do recognize
him the candidate for the Chief Magistracy,
most likely to ensure the appreciation and support
of the whole country.
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~ French, Spanish, English and italian Ian

~ French, Spanish, English and Italian Lam
guases.-1IYA YOCE SYSTEM.-JAMES De PALOS Pro-
Languages No. a. Exchange Place. opposite the
Postoc New Orleans
teaches the above Languages correctly peculiar and
His SYSTEM result eighteen years labor and
his profession, ned sound principles governed by
the laws and has been successfully pactced this city
years. the
by which scientific and practical knowledge of language
be acquired the and such enable the
student read speak language his native
tongue
wishing confidence requested
call his office from IL NJ, from P. NJ, No. IA Ex
change Place
Refer nd rasn ectab NH 3mis
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w The steamer Boreas No. brings us late
papers from St Louis.
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o. Galena has elected a democratic Mayor. and
four of the six Aldermen elected are democr,,s
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

SATURDAY EVENING, March 25 1stS-Last nigh
y but one of the engagement of Mr.. aud Mrs MON
PLAISIR.. :. LIST night of LA FILE NAL GARDEE-
ballet in acts Previously LA FAMILLE DU FA-
MISTE-vaudeville in 2 acts :. SUNDAY-PodtHy
last night of Mr.. and Mrs MONPLAlSIR.
Performance to commence at O'Clock.
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re- We would call the attention OF readers the ayer
nent oil Dr. A. w. Coeman's AnDyspeptic and Tonic Bitter
another column They very highly recommended um a
many recommendations of their efficacy the Mobile Advertiser
Coleman's Bitters.-We feel satisfied that no medc;n.
is better adapted diseases incident to this climate Cms
Bters. 1t certainly becoming the popular medicine d h
day. and in dyspeptic complaints seldom fails give relief
getting general the hospitals of the South IRON which
the proprietor receiving the faeng Testimonial
its efficacy We here the following letter Dr. Kelly M
city:
Mr. E. ID. Coleman Mobile, March Is. lsB
Sir: This certify that have made frequent use of you Va,
liable Dypeptic aud Tonic Btlers, both hospital n
practice and IL the testimonials OF the efficacy eH
oi this medicine, now add my
Very respectfully, f. II. KELLY, NJ. D.
mh20 Physician City Hospital
The Mobile Register says Dr. Coleman's Dpeptc and
Tonic Bters have great celebrity, and, think with s
We have used them upwards Of year. and fnl them s
have used They have the apprpbaa
of the Medical profession, the proprietor having testimonials
numbers OF the first and respectable Physicians Of the Country
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

~ The Senate of New York have re affirmed
their adhesion to the Wilmot Proviso principle by
vote nearly unanimous.
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TWO WEEKS MORE.
NJ Il inform our friends and the public generally, that
~ we VIII continue two weeks longer to sell WINTER
CiOTHlNG, IweRtBFTre per cent. Bciozo Cost. After
which time the remainder will be packed up in order TO
open Spring Goods
An unusual opportunity is offered persons wishing
10 provide themselves with Winter Goods the lowest rates
ever offered IN this city. We have also few thousand dol
lars worth which will sell TO country merchants or Others
to great advantage to them anxious close out
the stock MOGRlDGE u ANTHON
mild 2dp If. Under ST Charles Hotel cor Common ST
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25
WELD & CO., IL C.8.UP STREET, MA
HAVE Just received THE PRINCIPLES UJffss Nv
] TURE AND HER DIVINE REVELAIloho'"

WELD & CO.. u C.8.UP STREET,, Ma
HAVE Just received THE PRINCIPLES x Trss s Nv
i TURE AND HER DIVINE REVELATIONS"
Andrew Jackson Davis, the Clarvoyant 49,, and
ms wonderful book has reached ITS tonrb eduo and
has elected compensatory notices from the "l t,ce
oundest minds Of times Professor Bush n an ,b Of
IN the New ok Tribune, designed TO prove the LI the
the ortgtn Of this book. says: Taken as whnigonbg
work profound and elaborate discussion OF the pop,
OF the universe and otsgrandeu of conception soeu,
OF principle ceaness of illustration order OF ~ mi
encyclopaedia range of subjects, know OF no wo Ia,
single mind, that will bear away from it the palm. fom
also received fatterng notices from the genea by
literary men and divncs Of every denominatlon ro sn
NEW & VERY INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS
ut No. ID Gimp Street 80 r, ,,r I'M.
IfSTORICAL AND SECRET MEMOIRS VI 40 Il is
J. PRESS JOSEPHINE, Marie Rose TaIche,, ,' " NJ
pagerie, first wife of Napoleon Bonaparte. BY idn
A. lie NoTmand authoress of Des Souvenirs Poelqs in
NC. Translated from the French by Jacob NJ Howafu' "
vols At
D. THE LIFE OF VALENTINE yoX, the Ve Ven Sc;
by Henry CocktOn, author of Sylvester Sound Wv
neW sditi9n fe,2mgste in vol Price % Cts fs By
w. Harrison Ainswonh. Price Is cts. . coy
, THE BELLE OF THE FAMILY. By MIS- '''''
Price % cts. Ak
i.AUNCELOT WIDGE. By ChaseHooten. Pn ,sen ~.
Just received and for sale the New Orleans Station
Warehouse" [mh24 81 J. b. STEEL, IA Camps
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GEN. HoUsToN.-This honorable Senator-wno
made 1t convenient to put himself out of the way
when the vote was taken in the U. S. Senate on
the Irist Treaty-has been holding forth before the
democracy of Boston, Mass. He made speech
there, in the fremont Temple, on the evening of
the Nth inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25
PLANTATION WAGONS A
sUND RES.

oonn YARDS s0TT1 3 4 bTTTTSK-assored No;
OUVJU 8 bales COTTON TWINE;
5000 lbs VERDIGRIS. in oil
$500 lbs. PARIS GREEN. in oil
1850 lbs. SAIL TWINE; 30 bbls. WHITING;
800 kegs BLACK PAINT;
10 bbis. PUTTY, in badders: - -.
100 coils THREE YARN: 10 bbls LAMP BLACK;
10 bbs. YELLOW OCHRE;
1000 lbs. IMPERIAL GREEN. in oil ...,,,c
BOOTS SHEATHING PAPER and SHEATllNd
FELT. For sale low, to close snndry invoices by
mh25 isl0t T.. P. LORD, 70 Old Levee
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CLOTHING AT COST
" close out our stock of WINTER GOODS we offer
tne balance OF our Fine Fashionable Winter Clothing
t6cost|G9nsisting in part, of
Piack french Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Brown and Olive do do do
PACK and Fancy Cloth PALETOTS and SACKS;
PACK and tancy Tweed do do;
saney Cashmere BUSINESS COATS;
Cioth CLOAKS and OVERCOATS
0PERA CIOAKS;
PACK and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Tancy Merno and Cashmere VESTS
Fancy and Black Silk do;
Black Cashmere and Satin do;
Ball and Evening do;
Cotton, Merino, and Lambs Wool UNDERSHTRTS
Do do. do DRAWERS.
DO do. do. HALF HOSE;
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS;
Embroidered Bosom do;
Crava Scar Gloves Suspenders and all articles pertain
ing to Gentleman dressa of which are made of the best
and in the most fashionable style '
NORRIS WAY No q Camp
mh5 2dplm corner Common ST. under Hewlett Exchange
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NATHAN JARVIS & CO., DRUGGIST

Corner Magazine and Common streets,
OFFER for sale on favorable terms
" 40 bbs Alcohol Is cases Cologne Water
30 bbls. Turpentine: cases Quinne;
30 bbs. Lnseed OIL 5 cases CaOmel;
u bbls. Castor Oil: 600 gallons Sperm Oil
% Schwartz Paris Green;
20 cases Marcher's Chrome Green;
100 boxes New Jersey Window Glass;
$50 eases Madeira and Caret Winebottles:
30 baskets "a o. Olive Oil;
30 bbls. COpperas; 10 bbls. Alum
so bbls. and kegs Refined Salt2etre:
40 boxes superior Lemon Syrup;
100 boxes StOughton Wine Bters:
. bbs. Sal9ratus, Boston manufactured;
10 bbs Copal and Japan Varnish;
200 boxes superior French Window Glass mh25 w
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G. YALE, JR., & CO.,

- No. IL Chdrtres street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, per late arrivals a large and
l. 4 general assorfsent of SPRING GOODS, among
which are new style Bareges, Musins, Lawns Gingham
niusllns Embroidered Swiss Mnsins, Black Italian and
ur9s de Rhine Silks of all widths, Black Waered Striped
style Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin and Taft do
an AIN; Nos Tuscan. Pearl and FansG Braid BONNETS'
NET AMP CAP RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS, LINEN LINEN
ChmOIic Handkercheis; Embroidered Capes Collars and
and Iaeonet Mpsins, Cambrcs Gloves Hosiery etc' to
toners and the public generally mis- im:n
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New HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoN,-It appears that
the progressive democrats have carried the day in
the late election in New Hampshire. The New
York Globe of the 10th inst, says, Sc the radical
democracy of the Granite State have swept the
field against the allied forces arrayed against Them
The defeated fought CALAMITY, butt was of no USE
The democratic majority in the State on Governor.
will be from two to three thousand In the Iegis-
lature, there will be democratic gain over last
year of from Gig hit to twelve members The demo-
cratic majority, last year, in the House. was ten %
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

John McCARTY, Plumber, No ,134 Camg 4
- street. New Orleans has just received a and "a
large assortment of Brass Cocks various sizes Force w
and Lift Pumps Beer Pumps, &C., &c; Cooking -
Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths also, layss
and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every de-
cpiiOn. Ship and Steamboat work promptly put up aha
repaired All orders promptly attended to.
n Charges moderate. mhAlT
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kF Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements the columns this paper. He the
very his profession the United States. Ali that stand
in need would do well give him call. Sc Custom house
mh6 I'm
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS-Just received s"'
Y for sale by THOMAS l.. WHITE, 50 Canal street
Miss Pard0e's Louis XIV and Court Of France Al
Queens Of England. Revised Edition, vols 3 III anu IL
Tuppers Proverbia Philosophy.
James H., or the Revolution of 1888 by Answorh.
Miiler's Principles of Physics and MeteOrology;, Land
Campbels Lives OF the Lord ChanceIofs oil Ensa'''
I'd series.
Poems of Amelia.
The Army OF the United States.
Georgia Scenes.
Masonic Chart by J. l.. Gross.
Wmt's British Spy
Frys life of Gen. Taylor,
Text book of A grcuure.
Youatt on the Horse, a edition.
Reds Texas Rangers, with illustrations.
domestic Cookery, by Lady Of New York.
Parley's Universal History. .tss,
A large assortment Of Law and Medical Books 9L ds"
above. mlI25 W.
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gX: Dr.. a W. coleman,s Anti Dyspeptic and Tonic

EW Dr. A. w. Coleman's Anti Dyspeptic and Tonic
Btters-For the of Dyspepsia Nausea. Liver Com
Ran Costveness Headache, Heartburn and seaSlckness As
Tonic, most OF the ieble diseases incident this climate and
certain preventive for yphus and other infectious diseases
ar Physicians of the first standing in this city their
PTactice in diseases incident Pregnancy Hysera
Headache Pain the Abdomen Fits and Nervous ra
bity preference the OF Patcrian
S- 1t uneIuacd remedy diseases peculiar Females
tSee directions each butte
Y Put quart hottes with the OF the large
raised letters each bottle.
fp Pncesl per bottle bottles for IS. liberal allow
made o the trade.
For sale by SICKLEs g. CO.. 40 Canal and 81 Magazine st. H.
KENNEDY 81 Charles Also, sale by the Proprietor
POfDRAS STREET, New Orleans inh22 diff
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

NEwl DIRK CITY FOR CLAy.-In the Ward Elec-
tons, Cior Committee men of the party, etc. on the
18th inst, in NewYork City, the Clay ties healthier
opponents all to nothing
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MUSIC.

= : MUSIC.
SANTA Annals Retreat from Cerro GordO- N51a
- Quick Step, with Vignette Blennehassett s IA nv
March and Quick Step, composed by Herman MOI lib
the Battle OF Chnrubusco; Grand Heroic March in re u
Norma; Lanterbacke Waltz; Rossignal Polka, by hon
BY the Sad Sea Waves. sung by Jules Benedict az ~
gvers Graves, by Horn Tnnmphal March. dedcalea@
street ~ y - -''''N mh2a
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- Clothing GOODS-Latest St,aes-,1
FRED MUNRoE g. Co, No "a Magazine street. have ecf sl
per ships ST. Mary Palestine, ETC., fresh supply of e
Superine French black cloth Dress and Ffo.k Goats.
" DoeseIn Cashmere Pantsoons
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EW PenmdnSnlp-NeSsfS. DULBEAR II (nmn ,l
60 ChaJfreS streets, receive pupils from to 80 anu
wears Of age. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited Ia "
call and examine for themselves. Hours to Ii A. N
NJ, o g. and to P. NJ NA
Dolbear's Gold Pens for sale. -S1-.sxM
A class in BOOK KEEPING, under the direction of aos,
Teacher and Accountant, will begin Thursday 2sd ls
Ornamental and Plain w riting executed in alv o tbs
styles. ~ "HA
n" N B. Charters for New Iolgesor Divisions of Ma IA,
Fellows Sons OF Temperance, will be filled up in the I IN
"iuiout 'h'iSc' mba
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w l. n O II T F. II RING
T TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BELOW COST
"A At the New Clothing Store under the St Charles
Hotel, corner Common street.
mh17 2dp tt MOGRIDGE & ANTHON
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black and Colored Satin Vests best STYLES.
Rich black embroidered Cloth Vests beautiful patterns.
Extra rich fancy Silk Velvet Vests superb QUALITY
ALSOBrown, blue olive green olive brown claret and mr
Cloth Frock Goats, of best French Cloth V''y
White Marseiles Vests
Rich light Silk Vests tor Balls and sSuirees
ALSO-A variety OF other choice articles Gentlemen
Can and examine. ore PI,ce {9r Goods and dsr6
mh5 ALFRED MUNROE & CO., 81 Magazine ara -
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10" To Purchasers of Clothing.-Cail at ALFRED
MUNROE g. CO.'S One Price Store No. "a Magazine street.
where always largest Goods in New
Orleahs and at uniformly low prices. mh5
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.-The Illinois is reported
to be falling, with fiSe feet water in the channel.
The Mississippi is falling at keokuk, TO which
point there are five and half feet water. At this
point it has risen five or inches in the past forty
eight hours and was rising very slowly last even
ing. Hence to Cairo there scant six feet water
on the bars. The weather was mild and pleasant
yesterday
in this city yesterday, we received the following
intelligence The river is very low and falling,
with thirty inches wafer on the principal bars The
steamboat Martha lying at the Thousand
Islands the St Louis was laid up below the mouth
OF the Usage Lake of the Woods was met above
Pinckney, trying to get over the bar, on which
there Were only thirty inches water. The Cora was
lying three miles below Pinckney, with shaft
oroke. The st. Louis Oak was aground at Dead
MAN. Island Tamerlane was laid up at Bon
nomme and Little Missouri in Bonhomme Bend.
The Amelia was also laid up at Jefferson City
81. Louis Republican, I7k.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
|DR.kE ROYS|
EGET.xnLE PMS

the same time tone and Strengthen he 80
/ - ten. open The Pores, act upon the lirer sst
discharge the stomach they remore all ,mps's.
ties. vet suffering NOTHING ELSE TO EscArs Id
thus necessarily they leave the digestive oresui
healthy aud vigorous, and the whole system .
like ire from debilii5tion, luoseness or asifngss
ey. There is but enc way of acting n,eoirinaaJ
en- tho health, aud that is through the bood q
rather through the sunsisnc watch produce iis
blood, 50 that IT shall be pure frcm the fountain
head. This is no new discovery. All ages have
acknowledged that the life is in the blood Of r,IH
or That the blood is the life itself; and cons qlln
iy That the stale Of the bodily health is alogetb'
er determined by the condition nj the vita fnd'
II Is equally well known tina, SarsaparHls Is BY
lar tue beet purifier OF the blood that was eyai
discovered aud that, az a tonic, Wild ChGrs u
without rival. Still they were open 10 The great
oeIection OF all other tonics and parifors until
Dr. &c Roy discovered the mode Of SO emitting
them. through The aid Of other substances, asts
aannni all their evil Consequences, and cave nulh
ing out, Their virtues ACTIVE, ,or his Fills ate
sucn happy con.e.uailon of those rrca. med.
ciha' asens. that they possess the full and cnIIIs
virtues OF both, unaccompanicd by the evils OF
eithef and thus they ui,he same time purge, ps.
ryy and strengthen; which makes them the
most efficient OF all medicines, and the cnly on'
ever known which combines those SO singuliii
opposite qualities Of good
(. W Prlce rs cents per box. For sale by d..
JAMES r. GiLaEs, Charlotte, aud by PuiFsS 4
YoRK, Concord.
January 26. 1913 l7.3n.