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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-25
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The chang" from cold to warm weather pro
ductuL MS II does an increased activity OF the cIr-
culat,on o. the blood iu the human system, ia
duCe, IN may persons sense OF ,assttndc, weaII-
ness, and o''uues the hedrach-. Lei al those
v.ho may be 50 trouhicd ny i tcw doses ct
NhCkEN|iE'S CONFOUNDLlVERP PILLS
a. s." how soon thos unpleasant aIlines vii
vanish. TIN Alternative effects produced by hem
cause reaction ot the Liver, remove is ,orpiiity
anj the circulation goes on free AMI uniptcr upted
Fer sale by H. +. STALKER,
DrnEgIst, SoulhpoLt. ". ].
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-25
ZOE SAFE


A FARM oonraiuin1 abou, f"hr hnnlred acr-s,
y ia the toxin Of Pleasant PralFie. !brre and, 4
half miles wes' oi Southport. 100 acres improved
good Barn aad Dwelling. well watered aed about
- Acres of Timber. For particulars inquire o.
4. RICHMOND \ Go. Racine, o.
{. L. HrTCHIN ,ON, Southport.
Southport, june Is. l-,7
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-25
For sale by II. Z. .Stryker.

Why viii you have grey hEn' or red hair, when
it can be matched with any darker shade, surpas-
sing IN beauty even the most natural locks. 10y
using The celebrated Venetian Liquid Ilnir DYE,
prepared oul, by Ballard x Greene, Chemists, SC,
29o Main street BulaIo. BE sure and sec ,hat
each bottle IS accompanied with our signature, as
none o,Aer is genuine Price - cents
Por safe ty H. f. SJyhcr.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-25

livery MAN HIS OWN LAWYER.-Wis
II consin Form Book--Second Edtion--en
larged and improved. For sale at
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Feb. Is, AS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-25

Why Viii you allow your hair to tsll out; and
become hlld la YOUTH when Ballard * Grsrnr's
Coral Hair Restorative viii positively prevent
your hair from falling out, tree il from all scurvv
or dandruH, anl wit force the Human Hair. to
grow wherever Nature intended. Ilice % and
81 cents Be sure and see that sur signature is
on each bottle, as noue other is genuine
For sale hy H. T. STRIKER.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-25

White Teeth, Sweet Breath, md Healthy
COINS 70 be bad by using pot "f Ballard &
Green" celebrated Amber Tooth F~sfe This
is he finest preparation taat has ever been offer
cd TO the public +, renders the darkest and fou'-
ct teeth beautifully s,n,rc. and makes the breath
deHc,ou>y swctf.ard vi, only cot YOU % Gems
u For sale by II. /. STRIKER.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-25
IOUV p KENDALL, ,drpi,;s.ro,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

LURlNDA SETON, administrative
Burlington, Jcuuary -. 1919,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-25
COST FER MILE OF SALIVA ROAD.
: Of hemlock, at Sc per ":

rs, / 10 scan;lng, 10000 II
.ank 3 IN thick $4,000 Il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
Hnward Assnniatinn.


This Society organized and ready to afford relief to the nd
gent The following Physicians and Apohe
have appointed BY the Second Municipality to aid in
conjunction with this Association;
First Ward Lindsay Tchouptouas street. between Race
and Orange Streets Aposhecaries E. Bottom Mag
a2ine and see Streets h Curu corner Of Race and Icho
Second Ward Dr. Harrall Aposhecary Mr. Reed Nayades
Third Ward DR. H Smith, Of Edward and Magazine St
Apotheearies u R0sop 276 Tchoupiouss street E. G. Boil
ton, corner Of Magazine and Estele streets.
ourtf Ward Wozencra St. Charles St Joseph
Apoheears: Mr.. Baghneche, Of Triton Walk
and Tvoli Circle; C. A. Flona head Of New Basin.
FIN Ward A. F. Axon Camp sheet between God and
Ap0theearies. P Massey Camp and Grave
Sixth Ward Dr. W. T. Brent Common street. near St Charles
Apotheearss Sera Schueze Baonne and Poyras
streets; J. B. Booth Of Girod and Carondelet streets
Seventh Ward Dr. Dalton Circus street ApothecaIes Ban
no, MaraiH and and jackson streets b. j. Wol
of Canal and Basin Streets
RESIDENCE AND NAMES OF THE MEMBERS.
General Relief Committee Of the Hooard association
VIM. l. Robinson, Camp opposite the Orphan Asylum and
H. W. Psifrey is5 julia street and 81 Camp street.
G. KuTsheedt, 30 and s05 Camp street
W Emerson Camp and St. Joseph Streets and 5s Tehou
9. Funk 26 Hevia street tptoulas street.
p Commit, 81 Cusonhouse street
O. Orange ee Religious and St. John the Bap
list street., and 95 St. Charles street.
Z. c. billiard, Municipality Hall.
j. E Caldwell Poydras street. Levee basin and Robin
6. W. Hardy corner Of Railroad and Casacsyo streets,
v Boaeme Dryadss street. near Triton ak, and Magazine
d. l. Ricardo 70 Grayier street.
W. Shaw "a Poydras and Bncchus street. Erato
Browne Camp and Orange and 90 GraVier street.
Andrews corner Of Camp and ST. Joseph Streets and q Com
Charles W. WhnI Espanade street. opposite the Mint
J. Livingston, 96 Bartholomew street. and 2 Exchange Place.
W. l. Giles Of Julia and Foucher Streets and ST. Paul. near
j. wills aToadslet street, near Hsva and Charrss street.
~ Committee appointed TO Collect Fuads-J W. Andrews D.
/. Ricardo, Al Willis J. o. Harris, H. Pafrey.
d95f L RICARDO. Secretary,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

TO THE LADIES,
TvHE STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES has 80
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Now in store
Black SsS WsSs.d FgE b 6 4 ysS Sass s
Blown. Olive and Black Tweed Paletots and Sacs.
Blue and Drab Blanket Paletols and Sses
Super black Cloth FFOck and Dress COATS.
Plain and fancy cooged Cloth CLOAKS.
PANTALO0NS.
Black blue AID fancy colored Cashmere 5ANLs: ~.
Black Corduroy PANTS.
French and American Cottonade PANTS.
Cloth, Cashmere, Silk and Satin VESTS. all Styles
SHIRTS-Iiinen Shirts
Cotton Shirts, with Linen Bosoms. Collars, Wristbands
.Ds -. coo gd;S striped ;, SIS ste s etc
Very fine Cloth Caps. Silk Glazed
SUBSCRIBERS Sum Elastic Suspenders.
SOCKS.-Colored and brown Socks SIM
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-L and six
BOYS From to - years Of age
AN colors Cloth PALET0TS and SACS
Frock COATS
Round JACKETS,
Polka and skin Jackets
Tweeds SACS
Black and eolored Dress CLOAKS
Fancy colofed Tweeds School Cloaks.
PANTALO0NS of all kinds. hne and coarse
.sHfRTS-I Linen and Cotton with Linen Bosoms.
CAPS Subscribers Handkerchief Socks, etc. etc.
CHTLDREN'S TAYLOR COSTUMES, new style.
made from fancy Cloth and very neatly braided or Children
V All oo Of s Cloth Monterey skirt JACKETS.
:" Polka
= Harney
PANTAIsOONS All colors, TO match the above suits.
Shirts SuspeDdeB and Socks.
CLOAKS.- Cloth and colored Tweeds Clos1.
and durability in the city Unusual has been given TO
this branch Of business and children be fitted in
manner that will excite the admiration " the 1qs
d&6t corner of Customhouse and Old Ievee SITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
Important Sale of First and Third Municipality
Property-Improved and Vacant
BY BEARD. CALHOUN & co

A. BEARD, Auctloneer.
- 1rp nav f.nnary IA A. 70 ocock-Wii sold auction,
y the 81 Louis Exchange, without reserve the following very
desirable properly, to wit; g. D., .,-... -
SEVEN LOTS OF GNpuNDf on y. aA ~
about 30 feet front on u fhu see " wv
deem between and Second streets
ii THREE LOTS OF GROUND fronting on second street. anu
measuring each feet front BY 1853 u feet deep between IOu-
louise and st. Peter sTeets -, -
about al M 'front.' by 100 deep between First and Second SIS
NINE LOTS fronting Toulouse street, and eae
about 81 feet 'front.' by ITO feet deep between Van Buren, and
8 TWO LOTS OF GROUND, fronting Canal Carondsles
and measuring 'front.' by 04 feet deep between van
Buren, andF Fourth sts.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in Elmire street, has 60 fee font on
Fire street. deep. On this lot is an excellent one story
Frame Hosse and now rented good tenants.
= SIX Lots, fronting Congress street. between craps ana
Greanlen about 30 feet front BY g iee Deep
g. THREE LOTS fronting on Casacavo street. between Mon
ta and Couet Streets each 50 II iee front on Casa
ayo street M deep On the above premises there IS
large Stable and good onsstory Dwelling now leased TO the
Old Line Of Omnibuses. -,
TemOne cash. balance at IL and u month"; credit tor
notes bearing mortgage the property which not nunctua pa5
10 bear The Of cent per annnm until ay paid
Full particulars Of each property viii be ready Tor delivery at the
Office Of d AuctioneerF on the 2sd INST
Pana said property will be exhibited a. e 81 LOUIS
me week previous TO the SALE uzz
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
Emigration . oaIifornia.

The reports of the abundance Of gold in Califor
MIA, the salubrty Of the climate, and the prospect
of its speedy conversion, under the fostering
of our Government into a land Of industry enter
Prise and plenty, are attracting public attention to
this recent territorial acquisition. We think it
very probable that many persons from this region
desire to try their fortunes the Pacific coast /;
and for their information we publish the following
circular issued by the agents Of company forming
at Fort Smith. We copy it from the Herald Of
that place:
@ company GO Z now forming At tins place intending
and Albuquerque II has been asceraned that to leave
Albuquerque directly to ri Paso will shorten the distance
over 100 miles but should any the emigrants wish
River about three bundrsd mss from his place and thence
to Santa Fe Wehaye been assured by gentleman who
this route that the distance does not exceed 800 miles to the
trip 81 days lying BY every Sunday and camping
without plenty of wood and water He represents the way
half the distance to the Pacific; that by making every
allowance for detentons on the way the company It Is
expeced viii not be over 100 days IN arriving at san fran
Every a5ebodied man viii be required to furnish himself
with good and plenty Of ammunition also LOO pounds
of good -four 100 pounds good bacon and tran poraon for
the Every head of family must furnish himself with
good substantial wagons, as the circumstances
OF bis family may require, to be drawn BY horses mules Or
will be permitted to take as much stock he wish.
Young could unite five six together, and pur
chase wagon for transportation which be done at
tng expense to each one We would say that the PERSONS
who at the head Of this enterprise OF energy and
experiences and that they determined proceed by the
first Of April
few young men, who may wish to go, but not abe
TO purchase outfit might find employment as teamsters
Every who wishes to attach hlmel to the company
will please forward his name (f of family. state the
number and number Of wagons either Of the undersigned
agents. who have register for that purpose Every emgrant
to be this place by the first day of april next when the
company will be organized and commence the march mme
datey Provisions can be purchased here cheap any
place in the State
All letters addressed 70 the gents must be post paid.
Respectfully, &C.,
JOHN DILLARD, J. r. kANNADY,
JOHN F. WHEELER Agents.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

AN ACCOMMODATING SoN.-The not uncommon
mOdesty e1fani in these days, is happily hit off in
the following:
John, my son, /" said a boating father, who was
abons taking his son into business, g what shall be
the style Of The new firm7"
"Well, Governor" said the one-and-twenty
youth, looking up into the heavens TO find an an
swer, 81 don't know-but suppose we have it
John H. SampIln and Father e
The old gentleman was struck at the originality
Of the idea, but could MT adopt il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

CHINESE JusrrcE.-The China Mail pub
lshed at Hong Kong, says: The grandson 81 one
Of the large defauters TO the Government has been
sent to prison 10 expiae the gilt Of his grandsire.
who has been many years il his grave" If such
a system prevailed here, what 8 prospect there
would be for the rising generation in the United
States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
ALEX ANDER HILL's

III u u - r u ~ ~ - II ~ ~ - 4 - ~ =
So Camp street. NewOrleans,
TTTHERE families find all articles Of House keeping,
w comprising general assortment and select stock OF
KITCHEN FURRITURE-Cooking Utensils, Tn and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets Brass ana Steel; sh0yeA anu
longs and Kitchen Fire lron-ware - ,,.xz
ENAMELLED and 2atent-meia timed HOhbo"
WARE: Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
TABLE cITIERY: German silver, Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS n.xrs
WOODWA RE-Bnss and ron-bound CEDAR PALS
RATA INBOUND CEDAR WARE. q new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Ohai'' anu
BR6sf Es-Fanoy and Plain. Dusting. Sweeping and
mATsauIs Manila Alicante Palm, and Husk MATS
WATERS, and TRAYS. 4, - ,zr,r r,crrr,Kss
BRASS. britannia, and new Metal IAN y ~
s.,rf ss %hf haa 4 IS and HALL LANTERNS.
C0OKING STOVES and FuHh ASslksss55 ,,re4yrs =.
n 4 j Wrie,t's patent premium COOK STOVES, for
y Wood o. ifoa-sifh fixtures complsts the most ap
eI9' Ho ss md sisambOats furnished Al reduced prices
500 BARRELS LINE
rr0 BARRELS LINZ for sale very favorable tefns.
s13JJ not being il good shipping osderso ed - DOW
neys Wafshoqse. Delofd street oppce eeco Foundry.
fs Is 5s & apDs 2 RmELLIs. Is Poydr.. street
ENGINE FOR SALE
A SMALL ENGINE, Of two hone power, 81 superior
n workmanship. complete ID efey respect Apply %
d22 LEEDS CO. Aeedas toundsy.
NNcLETAN O DAVENPORT Whossels nad Retail
Iva Confectionery Nc. 6 befonue sIeet New OEeana.
n. b. QndsIs for Wedding Ane kfHi CAke, &C., prompt
y attended ., -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

ARKANSAS CONFERENCE.-THE body closed its
session at Pine Bluff, Arks, on the 9th ult The
minutes of the Conference show very gratifying
condition Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
this young and lourishing State The whole num-
Der Of members connected with the Methodist Epis-
copa Church tSouth) in Arkansas is II ,157, being
an increase over the returns Of last year Of l431
The next Conference will be held at BatesviIIe, and
will commence on the 9Th Of November. 1919.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

A SwINDLE.- The Augusta Constitutionalis.
says that merchant Of that city received a quan.
tity Of cheese, hard and TeIl-tasted for about an
inch in depth - bat the interior was made up Of
nothing but slush. The manufacturer apparently
made up two cheese-pans, about an inch in thick
ness, glued them together. opened an aperture at
the tor. and then poured in his Stops.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
PHYSICIANS AND APoTHEoAREs,

THE INDECENT SICK.
DR. W. B. Lindsay Tchoupitoas between Race
Apohecaes: H. Curtius, Of Race
and Tchoupouas Streets E. C. Bolton, conner Of Magazine and
Es,elle
Second Ward DR. Geo. W. Harran. ApOthecary Reed,
Nayades street.
Third Ward DIR. J. Fl. Smith, Of Edward and Magazine
Apohecars: u Rostrop 26 Tchoupoulas street, E.
C. Bolton, Magazine
Fourth Ward-Dr. WOzencTaf, St Charles between Julia and St
Joseph Apothecaes MIR. Baghneche Of Triton
Walk and Tivoi Circle; }. A. Foat head Of New Basin.
Fifth Ward Dr. A. f. Axon, Mrs Campbels Camp street,
Julia Girod streets, P L. Masseys
P L. Massey Of Camp and Gravier Streets
Mr.. Davis, Tchouptoulas street.
Sixth Ward w. T. Brent Common st. Charles.
Apohecares Serbia Schue Baronne and Poydras
Streets B. Booth, Of Grod and Carondelet Streets
Sepsnth Ward Dalton Circus ApohecaTes E. Ban
no Mara and jackson Streets B. j. Wolfe corner
as stsdp }. BALDWIN, Recorder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

A JEWISH REVELATION Shakers Of AL
fred, Me-, have had revelation, in which they are
commanded to refrain from the use Of swine, and
they obey it with scrupuIous exactness.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

A CHRoSoMErER--A commander being recon-
mended 10 nv chronometers whose virtue in de-
lermnng longitude he had heard greatly extolle.d,
returned the instrument to the MAKER aiier The
voyage. exclaiming with sovereign contempt
& D--n the thing put ii in my pinnacle, and
did MT find that the schooner went BIT the better
for IL It's Of no use any how you can fix Il =
RomaHcs Of Yaclting.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
SLAVE DEP OF.

]. BUDDY
fHe Slave Yard and Boarding-House, 1872 Grayter
street second door from Carondelet
TTOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS Tor sale
al all times Slaves will be received board or sold
on favorable terms The building large theesf0y brick
house and very comrodious Slave DEPOT PatcuiaI
attention will be paid the health and cleanliness Of all
slaves niaeed in this Yard IA If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

HEALTHY BETTING = The Hartford Courant
states that the following novel arrangement has
been made and entered into, by and between
thorough Taylor Wing and Free-Soiler:
The Wing, having the strongest confidence in
the election Of Gen. Zachary Taylor, said he would
risk the saving Of d cord Of wood if Lewis Cass
was elected, if any man would take the same risk
on the election Of Gen. Taylor-said wood to be
sawed near the Congregational Church. in the vii
lage Of Rockville, about fourteen miles from Hart
ford. east The proposition was Immediately taken
bv a Soiler-papers prepared, signed, sealed
and delivered. The parties are c. H., and
c. K, Of Rockville. Agreeable 10 an al
ran4emsnt Of committee chosen by the parties,
ne wood viii be sawed at the above specified place
on Monday, Dec. IS. between the hours Of A. NJ.
and u nj # rainy, next pleasant day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

TH SALOMAN, CleHtLemen's General Furnishing
IA. Store No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET. Every variety
of articles for Gentlemen's use. n29
SPLENDID GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HTNHE Subscribers have recently opened large asso
Il ment of Goods suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
PAPIERsMACHE Cabinets. Secretaries, Work Boxes,
Desks. Dressing Cases Portfolios Tea Tables IN nests ETC.
ROSE WOOD Work Boxes, Desks and Dressing Cases
DRESDEN PORCELAIN. Gard Baskets, Cake Plates,
Cups and Saucen. ETC.
BOHEMIAN GLASS Fruit Dishes. Gard Receivers,
Flower Vases, Toilet Bottles, DecanteH, Lemonade
Glasses.
Also choice collection Of Paintings Copper Card Ca
in Pearl Enamel, Tortoise Shell and ivory Cigar Gases
Pore Monnaies Souvenirs; Fine Fans Reticules etc,
and large assortment Of styles of Jewey and WATCHES
Chains Bracelets Brooches Rings Pencils, ETC. Also Child
rens Necklaces, Bracelets Rings. Brooches and Amuets
For sale on reasonable terms, by
d25I2t HYDE & GOODRICH. Is Charities st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

DECREASE OF CANADIAN CoMMERcE.-The ar
rivals from sea at the port Of Montreal, during the
past season, number 1863 vessels, with joint ton
mage Of s77 tons In the year ls47, the arrivals
amounted to221 vessels--tonnnge 6S,S0s, showing
falling off, this year, of So ships, and q, All tons
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

ctATURDAY, January and TUESDAY, January 9, s4ewl
- sold without reserve at 70 O'Clock, Banks Arcade
The following CHOICE PROPERTY, to wit:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
The Goods win be opened TUESDAY. 10Th INST


THE ASSORTMENT consists Of
Il Complete Dinner Sets of COFFEE POTS:
PLATE Of r. rs and 20l CREAM JUGS
Covers; SPOONS.
SOUP TUREENS; FORKS KNIVES;
CASSEROLES; DESSERT SETS
All size DISHES; PUNCH BOWLS.
HEATERS; TEA SETS FRUIT STANDS;
TEA KETTLES EALHERS.
In fine. every article Of PLATE for The Tabe-ffnm the
smallest prices oil the lowest prices the largest and most
elegant at prices Of $500 94O0 $500 and $500 each These
last descriptions ch executed after the designs Of the
celebrated artists and works Of truly remarkable
for the beauty OF the models and the elaborate chasing and
finish OF their execution Many OF these articles similar
to those manufactured by the house for King Louis
Philippe the Duke d Aumale. and the Royal family.
ALsO--a magnificent FOUNTAIN, three feet hieh sur
mounted by CHANDELIER Of 10 lights; CLOCKS splen-
ddly onamented with ALLEgpRIcAL suRJEcrE Gil AN.
DEl.IERS and LAMPS; besides quantity Of CASkETS
and FANCY JEWEI.RY, Of the style most reohafche,
especially suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS and great
variety of ROOM ORNAMENTS
E% They will be exposed for exhibition until the 24h Of
DECEMBER. The price is marked on each article.
t Whatever articles remain unsod will lie disposed OF
at AUCTION at the place of Exhibition lhe I'D inst,
from TO o'clock p. NJ. and other days
~ MessTs L0scn Sllvestre have received Drawings
Of Models with the tariff Of pces) Of al The articles 81
PLATE for the ABLE manufactured by NM Chfistohs
Co. They viii receive orders 70 be executed according TO
these deignsas well for all articles after any other designs
which may be furnished them. dis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

ASTACLOGY.
MFR WILSON Pzesi7ent Of the Astrological Society
1FA IN London may Be consulied Tor short TINE ony,
On al afsi1 q Life Past Present ana qtrfe AZ
No. 117 Csk1fgnAoHse sfrc6f. one door rom IRENE
Mr. N2zon the onlg persoa who 9Isdcieat correctly
the ssage Of oueen Victoria, and described he husband
two seau before il took place.
~ Atissdsass rom 4 70 sP.M.-Fss q %. daim
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

TTHE success which has attended the undersigned N Dis
4 pensing his many VALUABLE PREPARATIONS
throughout the United States and Mexico and from the
slant demand them, has induced him to take an Office
where he may be found all times and his Medicines be
procured Having had the advantage OF studying with one
If the abest Physicians in and being also graduate OF the
College Of Pharmacy Philadelphia would beg leave TO can
the attention of those afflicted with the following diseases
Rheumatism in It's aggravated cases. cured IN from
flew hours All diseases arising from the abuse q Mercury
and Of delicate nature eradeated IN few days q no
Common [d25 3ml DIX. VIM. Il. NICE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29
WANTS.

Yrrt1Arsf,, WAN ED. -
"A STU ALTON BY middle aged woman child's
"A nurse IN family Weie saVices OF white person
preferred Satisfactory references a. to the character of the
applicant WEI Pc given ~ applying At this office. d20
A SITUATION as CLERK in a MeFcantse House or a.
N assiaianf Clerks Office Of CouTf e wanted bv
middle aged who has had some experience ID either
capacity, having been resident Of this city for some years
past The best references can be given Address U y az
this Office. d2o
WANTED,
O.UINy cultivation. in Western Texas, West Of San
Antonio DeBexar, the river Any person having such
to dispose Of with good and sufficient title etc., will hear OF
purchaser. by applying az the Office Of A. MAXIMUM
dl3 St. Charles, one door above Poydras street.
LABORERS WANTED.
NANTED-TEN NEGRO MEN MEN; g work n Ware
house. EMERSON. T0URNE y co
DE- I6e Tahoupitoulas 2
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
"A GENTLEMAN recently connected with the Bank OF
"a Feland will be leaving this city in few days, direct TO
Dublin, and would execute orders or money iransac
his arrival there Can give the best of city references and
cnnfy. requd. May he found any day previous to his
sailing, by calling the office Of
A. MARMiON. St Charles stEees,
dzI ans door above PogdTaz
BOOK KEEPING -AocoUNTABLITY
and BUSINESS MAN. oifeis his services 40
cOunant for the opening Of sets of Books the closing
adjusting ofod ones and the eguaaton Of all kinds Of
htgous accountability. moderate TERMS lie would
sive business and would devote his lime entirely to the
rests of 50 h house.
ENGLISH and FRENCH translated.
Address at this office or at JOS Buneaus Feed Store,
Front Levee, Blue Store
References-L. CnIrrENDRE J. D. CAMERON A. w.
SCATEs dl4 I'm p. a. AUBERT, 81 Jackson 81.