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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
From The Baltimore Patriot-by Telcgraph.
Boston, Sept ia. 7. NJ.
IN L IL, MON

From all the returns that have thus far been
received, il is doubtful whether here has been
an election OF Governor by the people.
The third aud fourth Congressional dis
tricls have elected VI bigs. All the other dis
of one Wing Congressman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
An IMPORTANT CURE BY DIR. JAYNE S A

AN IMPORTANT CURE by DIR. JAYNE S AL
TEkAIiN Eve have been informed hv Mrs Ma.
han, Ia grand daughter Of old Gen Wayue that She snf
tered Tor number of from the growth Of larpe
Gotrous Tunour, which besides great eforlnitl she
SAYS, the pressure the wnd.pipe was So Great s
TO prevent her from sleeping in recu,nhent nostion
and often saitoce"n appeared inevitable She also Ia.
bored under severe indisrosition from IIvkR Con.
rtAiNr and JAUNpICE with horrible train of nervous
affections, ior which she used Dr. JAysEs ALTER ,ryy
men she took regularly for six seven weeks with
occasional doses ofhs Sanaive Pills and her general
,dth was thereby completely established aud now
eFce'ns some dniuution in the size of the Groitrous
n"of she was encouraged TO persevetve in the nse of
the ALTERArlNE until every vesigs of the main FIJI Tn
NOR Was entirely removed.
we cannot speak too highly of this importan prepar
alton of Dr. Jayne and Tor the sake of er,ng ,usn
n.y. hope that II may become more generally known
Phil. Public Ledger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
LIFE OF GENERAL TAYLOR.

A cheap edition OF the Lite OF GENERAL
Zachary TAYLOR. by J. E. Wharton, which
has recently appeared in die columns OF the
Times, has been prepared and is now ready
for general distribution. 1t is printed with
clear type. on good paper, in pamphlet OF
80 octave pages. 1t will be sold by whole
sale, at the low rate oI $50 a thousand copies.
Orders will be received at tie office OF the
Times. As it is sold for almost lis exact cost,
for the sake OF wide distribution and general
circulation, orera will in all instances be ac-
companied BY the amount due.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS-Aye, and grown IN
people too. Dr.. JAYsE's NE2MFusE has never been
known 10 fail To cure IN the worst stages
SYMPTOMS OF WoRMs-These are headache vertigo
paeness OF the lips, with flushed cheeks grinding Inc
teeth during sleep, disturbed dreams sleep broken Oh by
ifghl and screaming COMMISSIONS feveFishness thirst
bad taste IN the msut offensive breath, cough difficult
breathing itching of the nostrs, pam stomach
nausea, squeamishness, voracious appetite, leanness
teeshins siishi chs or shlverngs. drowsness fatigue
sWeiicd stomach or limbs, rising aud choking in the
lhioa turbd urine, frequent desire to evacuate the
bowels, discharge OF slime and nucus, etc
FOR nervousness, sick headache, papitstion of the
heaf' etc II gives immediate relie II also rcutralizes
aeldy Of stomach creates an appetite strengthens the
whole system, and cugEs the FILES.
Prepared only by Dir. ID. Jayne Philadelphia and sold
on agency by + BRENTLINGEK and
sepilS J CRUMBACKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
TWENTY FEMALE VOLUNTEER
Loss OF HAIR AND BALDN ESS.
IT'S REMEDY.-Hear what DIR. Quisley SAWS;

~ hHhboh '--tfear Whst Ut. Qli.ley says:
SHErHERpsTowN Va, Oct. 10, 1913.
pear sir-Nou inquire of me whether have used
y 2ut Hair Tonic, ana the effects
several years ago my hair hegau TO fall rapidly from
the scalp and had the prospect of premature badness
During several years used various preparations recon-
nenhed Tor the hair, from which derived no benefit
At length friend recommended your Hair Tonic. |
used three or four bottles according the printed direc.
TONS aud al The end of months hair was thick
SET aud since lis tendency TO turn grey arrested
have never before given certificate recommending
patent medicines, which indscr Intimately used as they
oeh are ds much INJURY, bat III like the present
where know the article to he beneficial aud that Il can
do no harm; have no scrapes in atiug facts within
my own knowledge. Yours &c
JOHN QUlGLEY, NJ. d.
To DR.. ID. JAYNE, Philadelphia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

G--Tha Marshal and Ohio Turnpike Com-
rlny has been regularly organized by the e.
lection Of General Mccoy. President au'
Jsus. Burnley Simeon b. Purdy. +. II. Cald-
,ycH. L. Jacobs. ami John L. Hobbs, Direc-
tors The Stock is all taken and we may
nov look lor "a Turnpike between this place
and wheeling ut no distant day. We pre-
sume tta location win be made this month
end the grading pat under conlraet. 50 as to
commence early next spring.-haTshaH Bea
. rom
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
AN OEEER.

We will furnish the Wheeling Times and
Gazette (Weekly) from this time until the
close OF the canvass. November 10, for the
low price ofTWENTY FIVE CENTS. This
will give all the information wanted for a
most exciting period, and returns on the day
after the election from the most important
points.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
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fF%,.c ss.As>1A3
VoST &%T
f. Gs-

The returns received from Maine show that
there is no election Of Governor by the PEG
nl-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

believe ali thase stories ab5u, yosr sp5ak.
which SHINE ru in those pretty ram'hec' o'
yous. which y1ur friends term speeches
Come. Colonel. and we'll breve. you. Il no
BODY else WON'T Ohio State J0yrHGl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
GOOD REASONS.

Governor Johnson, OF Pemsy lvania, gives
the following twelve reasons Tor supporting
Gen. Taylor:
L. lie will be bound by the Constitution
and by the Constitution as 1t is expounded
and explained by The judiciary OF the United
States.
,. lie viii be bound 10 take for his guide
in his administration of The National Govern
m-n, the rules aud doctrines established On d
held by our first Presidents.
3. He will enter office without pie ICES
THAT he may be free to carry out the wishes of
lhe people as expressed by their reppre ssnta-
lives.
4. He will not attempt to influence the ac-
ton OF Congress by ioreshowing bis own Pc
cuidr notions on mooted questions of doubt
lu policy, lar her than required By the Cons
utuuon, nor will he p rmlt his cabinet to do
So.
3. He will not embarrass the action of the
peoples representatives, or defeat their will
by the exercise OF The Veto power. other than
in cases Of extreme hasty legislation, or clear
violation OF the Constitution.
6. He will faithfully carrg out the wishes
OF the people as expressed though their repre-
sentatives, on the subject of the Tariff, ana if
the Wings succeed IN giving to the county
the principles OF the Tariff ac, OF s42 BY the
repeal 81 the Tariff act OF 1916 he viii sane
lion their legislation.
Z, lie Will not veto or prevent the passage
of laws passed by Congress in reference 10
Slavery, or the improvement OF rivers aud
herbors, orsny other matter that constitution
ally belong, to them TO settle.
s. lie viii! prevent and overthrow al
schemes aud plaus Tor the conquest Of other
nations to these States.
9. lie will prevent war. because, having
truly toied through its desolating walk. and
witnessed lis sad havoc oil the fireside and
hearth stone OF his fellow man. he feels that it
Is an evil cons anly to be avoided, unless ne
cessity requires its existence.
10. lie will administer the government
faithfully according TO the Constitution. Dn-
ring his long life OF arduous and irving ser
vice, he never failed 10 perform all his duties
we'll and faithfully.
IL. lie viii prescribe no man for con-
scientlous difference oil opinion. being 10.
ser of liberty OF thought himself, he can aiIurd
to tolerate it in Others,
~. lie will, through his great popularity.
be enabled 20 govern our country without the
aid OF organs OF sponsioIe cabals-but
being the President OF the people, to them d.
lone responsible Tor his actions, without 4
cr'ngiug subserviency TO platforms, erected 10
mlaguide Instead oi Informing the public
mind,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

inrY BEGIN To CONE ouT-Col Weller's
friends begin 10 answer IN regard 10 hi, ras.
caiiy appropriation OF public moneys. and
criminal breach OF trust in Butler county, but
tasy answer IN taisehoods The Statesman of
lasi eyeolng has adll column Of slang. where.
M the editor attempts 10 GET up diversion in
favor OF Weller, by attacking MIR. Auditor
Woods atou, some Old matters. This i, All
ueAt. j. ne can make it 80. III he meanti.ne.
Mt Weller must face tlie music on MS own
gr,uunl, aad not attempt TO gel oul behiud
M. Woods, who is lully comp tea. 10 take
este ul MMsel.
}3o bad better come out. Nj. Hero. and
ut-t3 clean h,eastot H. sum Mtd4ry eau't
-gIr-a too J, ue tries. aad the people Of The
I'll eot ONO ore beginning 10 doubt whether
'.-l H''s. ttiac.ous priui, the Ohm Statesman.
always tells tie truth. The Wings vii. stiil
persist IA iuqulung what has become If ,bat
money and d You havu't gat courage enough
y come ou! aHJ tell, they Will BE- very hand 40
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

s'' a. seteu ana corded Bonnet goods new designs
hninel Satius af ati e0lnrs;
Plain and esrGed Nevets All eolors.
an honhet cap ribbons large A beant,f ,,io,
,ehen ana american Flowers. all prices:
n'a5A Dress silks, Bomhazines, fancy Iaees.
stAiihnEs, fah Iriininnes, Bonnct crowns.
Tips. BuekFalns, etc etc ''""s'
Aisp-A beautiful assortment OF French FAM. Pal,
e's, hpu tns hrs1 mandatory in PARIS A is,s. 80
potion Of The above goods hem. of onf o se p."
eepIo-diY ~ ~" pliers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19

rhics OF llekHrs-Wholes $50; halves go; quarters
-, ugntus - o. Certificates Of packages in this
Splendid Lottery, can be had as follows.
et'tiheS'e package OF 81 whole tickets SEQ co
no do 70 half do 40 90
do do - ar...,o. ~ - ~,
do do o. aa.,n,hs q, ~ ~
~ hodef OF certificate of package of whoIes is
enlt" 10 all over s23 net, that may he drawn hv the
- ''oAetS named herein Certificates of halves quar-.
'els and eighiAs IN proportion.
= ms Seheniesis one OF the m9st splendid ever
.1"h IN 'e aited states, and is well worthy OF the
attention &c adventures.
50 otdefs TOR Tickets and Shares aud Certificates Of
Iackases IN The above splendid Lottery IN receive the
mosl pfSmp ttenion, and account OF the Draw ms
WI he sent iune iatey after il all who ortor
~ a VS. ADDRESS, " MAlfRl x Ia,
AS-c-imo Efchuond Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
FALL MILLINERY GOODS.

,T~hN stone SONS, importers and dealers in
Tins, RIBBONS and MILLINERY Goops No as
sohth second street. PHILADELPHIA have f,,t no.
'e"e1 ana are now opening very rich assortment OF
NAI l. AILI IIAEpN nAAnr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
J. w. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS.
RICHMOND, vi.
The MAMMOTH LOTTERY!
100000! 100000! Se5,Ooo!!! 90 .ooo,!.
100 PRIZES OF One THOUSAND DoLLARs.!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

ehaowhs LeeShars Academy and Tor other purposes
CLASS A, FOR 1918,
To lie drawn at Alexandria Virginia ON SATURDAY.
October aSth. las
as Number Loitery--i3 Drawn BaIlots
GRAND SCHEAiE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27

"TRUTH is STRANGE--STRANGER THAN FIC-
TIoN"-1'he Franklin cTenn.) Review has been
furnished with the particulars in relation to mar
riage which took place in the county of William
son. in that State, in the month of September last,
which shows deception and hypocrisy Of the worst
kind, and exhibits baser fraud upon unsaspecting
innocence than any thing that has lately come to
our knowledge in real life. The Review says:
A man. who called himself John B. Walton,
came to this county. stranger, some time in lS47
He pretended to be deaf and dumb, and under such
disguise coured aud married an amiable and estl-
mable young lady, a deaf mute. Miss Elizabeth
n Alstol-of highly respectable family connec-
lions and succeeded in obtaining about $500 OF her
estate from her guardian. He has since lived in
this county and in Nashville, working at the shoe
and boot making business, and keeping up as well
as possible his assumed character of an honest
man.
1t appears that he first married in North Caro-
lima. and afterwards removed to McNalry county,
Tenn There he left his wife and went to Gibson
county, Tenn. and married another, with whom
he moved to Holly Springs. Mississippi The
friends and relatives of his second wife finding that
he had been previously married. and had large
family living in McNary, Immediately pursued
him with a view of arrestng him, but he succeeded
in making his escape from them His last effort was
in this county. Williamson, Tenn, where he mar
rjed and acted out his rlscality already stated,
robbing the un fortunate lady whom he married. of
peace happiness and property, destroying her
hopes and blighting all her prospects by his heart
less villany.
Within some two or three weeks past the facts
became known that he was neither deaf nor dumb,
and that he had wife and many children In
NIcNairv county. These developments led to fur
Their inquiry, and he was in consequence arrested a
few days ago, on a warrant for bgamy, near NO
lensvilie u miles from this place. but unfortunate
" made his escape. His real name is Edward T.;
Greer-he speaks with slow and coarse voice. ana
was a KrenodIe-he married her in Gulltord co'iL-
tv. North Carolina His second was widow
Word. daughter of Mr.. Farris, of Gibson county,
II trra1 IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27

MURDER NEAR Taos. New MEXICO. - The
St Louis Republican of the 18th inst says, let
ter from Taos, New Mexico dated OH the Both of
January last and addressed to a mercantile house
in that city. gives the following details of shock
ing murder committed on the person of William A.
Jones, the sheriff of the county of Taos, on the
day previous. The letter says:
Yesterday information reached Taos that an In
dian living in the precinct of Arroyo Hondo,
who was supposed to have taken an active part ia
the revolution of January last, and was one of the
murderers of the son of Judge Beauben. Mr..
Jones, in company with Spaniard, started for the
residence of this Indian, and upon their arrival
Jones arrested the fellow, and was about starting
for this place, when the Indian, under the pre-
tence of wanting some blankets, and with the per-
mission of Jones, entered his hut. In the time thus
allowed, as is supposed, he drew pistol and fired
at Jones the ball took effect in the lower part of
his neck, and he fell and instantly died. His COM
panion came in haste to Taos, and made this re-
port, when Lucien Maxwell, Thomas Boggs, Chas.
Town, and myself Immediately mounted our AMI
mails and started to the scene of murder; and upon
our arrival we found Jones dead and laid out in a
house near where he was shot. We brought his
body into Taos this afternoon, and conveyed it to
its grave. During the residence of MIR. Jones in
this place. which was about four or five months, he
gained for himself many friends, and all who knew
him deeply feel his loss: he was gentleman and
an honest man.
Major Reynolds, who commands this post, sent
out some fifteen or twenty men to catch the Indian
if possible They did not succeed in taking him,
but arrested and took as prisoners, some forty OF
the inhabitants of the town. and killed two men,
besides setting fire to the town.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27
arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

DsT iSF r.. AEcApE.-AeN Hasson, NJ NJ. Talber Mr..
GGWRR alInTr,s, EEcHASaE-Wm, NJ Rice G X; Denis,
MF esh9ds, Texas; A. II. Trote, New York; Silas f.
Nj ii e.; D9an BALI Capt D. Pearson; F rilghman
R ii pWn. A. ID. Gray; Chas. Rooney Jno Hunley Geo;
Cam "9ck w {. Whltthoner, d. C.; Mr. Starr. n y :;
Vepon r. montcomery, Pa Col jackson and servt.; n.
PV VHr a., = nIerz, La; J. NJ flnser. ST. Mays
and t,afKs iorEL-! II. Bushnell, Ga; c. A. Northur
AN WY WY Ark; d. 5. Snodgrass, J. NJ. Mcdonald J.
lanes = n}eman, J. G. Gntlng, j. c. SnoIgrass Miss +.
Cat haftshorn j. Baxter, La; G.. f. Hutter Mo-; Z.
Ca" pii y Jas Town Mich: Capt j. w Crooks, Ind
,yFRsSnn,,aB I IIe 1t ] W Hague.
Bare Ma II hoTEL.-W. Cutchen, ]. c. Lanier, IL. w.
Miss Nj = H. Foster, ID. II. DoroneF, W II. Watson,
t.S'Aa L. carnall, R. II. Carnall, La t. Claiborne
70 sm nasaE 81 ElElcHAyGE7R H. Smith Jackson,
! NlIeT II ana lady ]. C. Lindsey and lady Ala Capt
Ross, ! IS = A. It Col. Plympton Maj Wright Capt
gudef / . Saacs Shields. Capt. w. J. Clark Lit L. Ma
pOpe Coi P J. a. Martin. Lit. G. E. Nancy, Capt II. c.
Ii A Hs nehon Brig. Gen. J. Lane Capt G. f. Pugh
R. Wam r III IT Eros, u: ;. A. Col j. Love- Texas j.
SY.N C1I:,H Dunn, T. II. Newman A. O. Never,
J. Garner + THE!onl, Washington City, r. w Walsh Pa
is Dr. WI q, ; n; J; T: Flint w S Manay. ii, W Nor,
'' vaughan, La - ~ ~
roocious.-A boy of H. and girl of II
YAH u u age Were taken up by the NJ P's in New
'''N lately, for into1cation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27

RoBBING A BoAT.--A person named Georg
Brown was yesterday arrested by the Second Mu-
nicpality Police, charged by Capt. Bacon of the
steamboat Chancellor with breaking into the office
of that boat and robbing it of the of 1925. He
had on his person, when arrested, gold lever
watch and $40 in NewOrleans money.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27

BODY FoUND-I'he body of r. G. Lines was,
on Saturday, brought to the city forinterment. In
Ills pocket We're found $40 in gold, silver,
and other articles; so that it is clear that unfair
means had been resorted to, TO produce his death,
as had been suspected.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27

o. The Philadelphia papers of the 18th, state
that the Natives have succeeded in the city
election in Camden, N. ]. Their average majority
is %
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27
WINTER CLOTHING AT COST!
soK LOOK OUT FOR BaRG.7INS!

N II
LFRED MUNROE & co, No. "a Magazine sire, street
"A will now sell their entire stock OF JHlCh, WIN Ell
CLOTHING at the actual manufactures cost
We have hand very large stock 81 y
larger than ever before this season OF the yeat-ahd II
MIST BE SOLD! All ask call from pm those who
wish to purchase, to convince them tat We WIN S e
greater bargains in Clothing than ever before seen IN new
Orleans All our goods well and iaslonaply made ana
This i a rare opportunity fos persons to supply themselves
Among other Goods are the following
1ooO Hook and coIoei Cloth Dress and rock Goats;
900 Cloth Cashmere and Tweed saC faetos anu Coaees
AGO long and medium blue Blanket coats;
500 naT cooed French and English Cashmere Panta oons
ina na black Cashmere and French Doeskln Pantaoons
ADD pars black Ssatinet Pantaoons;
900 black and fancy colored Satin VESTS
am colored Cashmere Vests:
SG bIack CASHMERE Bombazne and Barahea Silk Vests;
Super black silk Velvet and Royal figured Silk Velvet
Vests: " ,
Extra rich light Vests. for Balls and Sorees;
5000 Muslin Shirts. with linen bosoms-latest styles
1000 ali Linen Shrs-latest styles.
Under Garments of every description:
Black and white Kid Gloves: Suspeuder:
Black and coored Silk CravatS;
Silk and Linen Handkerchief: Trunks; etc. etc. .
~" Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. No
trouble to show goods.
ss~ One price for Goods, and no deviation
f This sale al Cost will continue for TWO WEEKS only
mhl62w ALFRED MUNRoE x CO, IA Magazine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27

DIsCHARGED.-A man named James Smith was
on Saturday brought before Recorder Baldwin.
charged by Henry Putnam with having stolen
$500 from him on board the steamer Hannibal
while near the mouth of the Ohio. As the iuris-
diction of Recorder Baldwin does not extend SO
far Smith was discharged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27

THEFT.-Charles Ferdon was, on Saturday sent
by Recorder Baldwin to the First District Court
for trial, charge of stealing $50 worth of lum-
her from J. IT, Coleman
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27

ARREsTED.-Joseph Heffron was arrested by the
Second Municipality police, at the request of Mr..
Jakson of 1853 Carondeet street, who charges him
with feloniorsly opening the trunk of a ledger in
his howe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27

sUNDRIES.
D 10 quarter pipes J, ]. ,Dnpqy, do;
. eighth s5 the CASKS o' New York Brandy A"e i0''
llSS bbis: NJ do. y D.; Gin; n. ,no-.,,;on.
50 6S g Ga f Bourbon a and a hkey
% bbs. White Wine; Ha mt ssuterne
200 boxes Claret Wine, assorted brands;
so boxes Underworld Lemon Syrup
so DO Champagne Cider;
100 do Boston No. Soap; -
30 do. Sperm Candles-New Bedford;
80 do Muscat Wine;
80 do 10 groce, Shoe Backing;
5000 Regalia Segars, assorted brands,
50 boxes Essence Peppermint;
5 cases Sardnes hf. and or. boxes;
10 boxes Swiss Absynthe;
do. krchwasser;
10 do. Curacao;
- do Maraschino;
5 baskets Gungolet;
30 boxes Cherries;
pipes Holland Gin-pnme article
$50 drums Figs-freshi
20 boxes Starch;
500 Demohns, assorted sizes;
80 boxes Ink, a and or
10000 Corks- assorted Sizes
20 bbls Golden Syrup;
90 boxes assorted CandIes
50 boxes Tomato kechup;
leo baskets Anlsette;
1C5 bis. No l. 2 and 3 Mackere, hi. and o. ksi
3 bbli Cherry Bopn nee assorted brands
10 bbls. Powdered sugar
20 boxes assorted Pickles;
10 hhls Sweet Malaga Nlne
( baIes s. s. Almonds;
q boxes Soughton Bftters;
30 boSes Tobacco assorted qualities:
i'l"' JOHN LEWIS. George Palmer, Agent No
New I,evee and Tch0upltoulas street. mhe I'M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-27
" clething-MEW eooDs-Lasest stylsssrAL;z

Fk IHNRoE No i stfss Eve
per P TsL ST. Mary F PaeIne ete fresh sugpy Of
:" Deesein Cashmere Panaoons
Elastic
- - black and Coored Satin Vests, best styles;
Rich black embroidered Cloth Vests, beautiful patterns
. Extra rich fancy Silk Velvet Vests, superb quality;
Cloth Frock Coats of best French Cloth
White Marseilles Vests;
Rich light Silk Vests, for Balls and soirees;
ALsOA variety of other choice articles for entlemens
~ Call and examine Ore PTies Tor G9ods gnd no derivation
~ We readers
of Dr. A. w. Coleman Anti Dyspeptic and Tonic Bter
another column They highly recommended; from
many their efficacy the Mobile Advertiser
Coleman's Biters.-We feel satisfied that medicine
better adapted diseases incident TO tins climate Than CCeaa
Bes certainly becoming the most popular medicine of the
day, and dyspepc complaints seldom laI 10 give relief Il IS
Source the proprietor receiving the haeng
efficacy We here the following letter Of Dr. Kelly of this
III E. d. Coleman. Mobile March LIST, 1913.
Sir This is to certify frequent
and Tonic BeIs both hospital and private
practice efficacy good
Of this medicine, now add my
Very respectfully, F. H KELLY NJ. D.,
mh20 Physician City Hospital
Mobile says: Dr. Conaus Anti Dyspeptic and
Tonic Btets have obtained celebrity and, Think with
We have used them upwards OF year, and find them spe
have used They have the appreciation
Medical profession, the proprietor having testimonials from
and respectable Physicians of the country
TT Cure Warranted.-DR. A. ". COLE.M4YN'S
CELEBRA TED GONORRHLEA MIXTURE.-ThIs cele-
profession. 1t purely regetGJe compoad. The upon
offered TO the public alone sufficient
devoid TASTE, and warranted
the patient IN any way.
.- all where it fails effect cure, money will
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