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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07
MAS SONIC.

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
MASONS-hOlds its Grand Annual Communica. :.
ion at New Orleans on the I'd Monday of January "a
QGcerS-M r Dudley, NJ w Grand Master Tn ~
Il. Lewis. r w Deputy Grand Master; Willis p x X
Coleman, w e Senior Warden; Gladin CORN, WIN
JunieT Warden; Daniel Blair, g Treas'r: w H.
Howard, G Sec'y John Claiborne Senior Deacon; D. G.
Benbook G Junior Deacon; c. P Clarke NJ G Chaplain
A. j. Williams G Marshal ]. A Stats G Tyler
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you that three of my children have been cuTed of The
9y the use OF yGuE excellent medicine They were afflicted
took them away, for which feel myself under gres obis
non. Yours, respectfully
IsAAC w. CRAM. I06 Wooster stroOt
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New YORK, April e, 1877.
DR.. TOuRseRd-l verify believe that your Sarsaparla
has been the MEANS through Providence OF saving my life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and At last raised large qu lnttes of blood, had
night sweas and greatly debtated and reduced and
did expect live. have only used your Sarsapala
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me. am able to walk all the city. raise
blood, and my cough has left You can well imagine
that thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant
WIN. RUSSELL, IS Catherine st.
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GREENsBURe DIVISION No. 21-Greenahn,s,

STAR OF HoPE DrvIsIos No. IS City of Lafayette
Meets every Friday AZ o'clock. Ocers-James Jones w
r. L. Hendnckson, w A James Q. Wingard r n y
A. Fearing 4 81 w. .. W9nook, ;JOhn Coanel,
ting, : p. II. DugEsn, OS
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Below is account of another child saved. Dr. Town
sends Saepana has saved the lives of thousands of chill
dreni The following two certificates selected from
number reesived tina week.
NEw YORK, April l, 1S47.
Dr. TOUnseHd-Dear Sir: One of my children was verg
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended witt
great debility 1t came dying obtained of you
excellent medicine and cured directly for which aSsurF
you feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, 81 DesbroSSez st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

WAsHINsToN FOUNTAIN No. l-ALeets every Saturday
evening. at IL o'clock. in ChkStRl kounf Hal No 222
Tehoupitonla Otseers n Heartt e q; G. j. Fye
p B; z. w Perry. a p B Z H BachmAn, $; d. Muir.
Asa J. l.. Nyen, G.: r. Lambeth a g E. Decassers,
w - ONV; VIM E. Deacon, P B.
s0aEaANs FouNrAIN No. 2-Meets every Thursday eve
nnga1k ocl IN the Hall of Pelican Division Officers
B; H. !. Labatt s w. ", Phelps, s w. A. Young G:
g. McLaren. A g: N. L. Wsch w; J. ]. Lpfal. w.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE - German DiUision.-
A German organization of this body (the first in this
ety. under the following title, took place on the
10Th inst, at a meeting in Crystal Hall:
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Inns certl1eate eonclusyey proves that this Saapara bs
perfect control over the obstinate disease o he RooG
Ahree persons cured In one house is Unprecedented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-07

Those that initiate Dr. TOwnsend's Sarapara have in.
vanably called their stuff great Remedy for Females etc.
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints OF women word for word-oheI men who put
up medicine have the great success OfDr Townsend
Sasaparlla in complaints incident females recommended
theirs although previously they did number of these
Mixtures Pills. ETC., injurious to females as they agra
vate disease, and undermine the cnnsfitntinn -
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Divisions Of the State Of Louisiana.

GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF LOUIS
AN A-7Ai the annual session of The Grand Division OF
following brethren were duly elected officers for the pre-
seat term; Louis billiard G w P; II. w. Powell, G WA ;
a. w. Seatesr S .. NJ. Wozencraft, G T Reynolds
Tnqpitl Chaplain Charles w. Scott G Conductor A
AloLaan, o Sentinel James Patterson. G w 2.
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HAgMoNg DIVISION No 15-Meets every Monday eve
hlng a. o'clock, at the Hall Of Crystal Founi Division
~ Iehqupiodas street. 0teers-Joseph Benson, VI II
samiet Days w A; y 3, BLADES, $; n ! Ellis X
z; Howard; A Q; Wm, Il. Toy, s; Geo A. Hobson
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JACKSON DIVISION No. I6-JaolssOn. La.

lBER Al DIVISION No 17-Meets every Sunday morning
atl0 clock in Pelican Hail. Common and ST CbsIIe!
T ~ GhesrsEedwin L. Lewis, w P; stuart H. Lewis,
Brown 8; A, w. Seates T; Durant da Ponta q This
Deylne, 81 WIN. Collins. S; John Gallaher o S. John
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e The Rev. n BANGS, ID. D., one Of the most eelei
pIaed MINISTERS Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, ah
FRANCIS HALL ESQ., equally celebrated as the editor sho
pIOpetOI OF the New nrk Com nercaI AdVeTLseI daJ
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N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

~ l.. ALLEN, rs Camp street-Exclusiyely for The
III sale of Plantation b implements GSn
embraces as large assortment of - Nm
the best and latest improved nipple ks-sssssSsgTza
be found in the nlted States containing
than fy patterns Of the celebrated EAGLE, swa5d cu'
ening and sugar FLOWS; Carey's. the improved Sloop
PittSbgTg and three qrrow Pow; eSpanins GUILTY. A
Planters; GRAIN MILLS OF all sizes Corn and Cob
Cushen Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters Of ten patterns
each Horse Powers, Saw Mills, Cotton Gins, Thrashing Ma
chimes and Fan Mills; Sugar Mills Root Pulers Brush
Scythes; Grass Cradles; Shoyels Spades Axes etc
including Garden Engines Pumps Flower Synnges, Rakes
Hoes etc.
a large assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
FERTILIZERS. Plaster Of Paris, Lime, Guano.
The MISSISSIPPI RIFLE, used at Monterey and Buena
Vista. will hafouncs ball $50 yards with effect
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-15

. STEAMBOAT AcCIDENT-The Savannah Geor-
gian, of Monday the 9Th inst says that on the pre-
ceding Saturday night as the steamboat General
Cinch. Capt. Curry, was proceeding to Charleston,
having left her wharf at the usual hour, she came
into collision with the steamboat William Castor,
Capt Hebbard, as the latter was coming out OF the
South Channel The VIM. CASTOR was cut down
to the waters edge, and some OF her berths on the
larboard side stove in. The passengers, among
whom were many ladies, were miraculously pre-
served from injury, only few of whom being
scratched by splinters.
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d. painful accident occurred near Detroit,
Michigan, short time since. Miss Geiss, aged
eighteen years, daughter of Mr.. Henry Geiss, one
of the most respected and wealthy of the German
citizens of that place, was out riding with young
gentleman, and having stopped at friends, the
young man took down agun, when the woman told
him to be careful as it was loaded. He then went
TO put it back, but it fell on the floor and was dis
charged-the contents, two slugs and seven shot,
entering Miss G. g leg below and above the knee,
inficting painful wound She received every at
tention, but the wound proved fatal, and she ex-
pred after nearly week of intense agony.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-15

NE pFopneIor OF tlet Charles loan JTce invites Tie
attention of the public to his large stock of ~
redeemed pledges, nsing of Watches, Diamonds, AM
Jcweiry, Guns, Pistols, Clothing Fancy Goods, e 5S
Boots, etc. etc Persons who wish purchase excel sna
lent for their own wear viii find this an excellent
opportunity 10 do at comparatively little All the
Watches offered for sale have been thoroughly examined and
placed IN perfect repair b kifu European matchmaker,
or tins purpose Any person acquainted with of
the oanng business will feel assured that greater bargains
IN IN 5eguai manner Watches that originally cost $50
no deception is pracced One price asked or ali the
various articles and no deviation made any case By this
the most inexperienced may purchase without
lear OF being shaved Citizens and strangers requested
to call ana examine Tor themselves. Remember the St
Hotel and three doors from the corner of Gravier street
been made and time of keeping expired are offered for sale
as above. ap4 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-15

AMERICAN SAILS AHEAD.-The New York built
China ship, Samuel Russell, on her return voyage
from Canton, first trip ran 3lS miles in % hours 30
minutes, or at the rate of 49, miles an hour-a feat
never before accomplished with sticks and canvass.
nor perhaps by any steamer at sea. She was built
to beat the Sea Witch :. and even that swift SKIM
mer of the seas never equaed such days sailing
though, as whole, her first run out and back ex-
ceeded that of the Samuel Russell. The same ship,
for thirty successive days, made 200 miles in each
and every twenty-four hours-or total of 5000
miles in a MONTH On good start of wind, it
would bother even the America-the finest ship in
the Cunard line-to overhaul the Samuel RUSSELL
She and the Sea Witch are undoubtedly the swffest
ships that ever ploughed blue water.
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INFLUX OF FOREIGN LohDLINGs.-The N. Y.
Herald of the 9Th inst says: We have understood,
through a variety of channels from England, that
the aristocracy Of that country, to the number
probably of several thousands, who have heretofore
spent their summers and autumns in France, Ger
many and Italy, intend hereafter to withdraw from
those parts of the world, and make their visits to
the United States by the steamers. 1t even said
in some letters from London, that a number of the
leading members of the highest arisocracy in Eng
land are coming out during the ensuing summer,
in the steamers from Liverpool, to spend the sum-
mer and autumn in visiting and travelling over the
United States; to sojourrrat Saratoga and Niagara,
and make themselves acquainted with the social
habits and political institutions Of this remarkable
republic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-15

Sc Mr.. & Mrs. Thief. AN extensive dry goods
dealer on Washington street, Boston, has for a long
time been in the Practice Of charging articles miss
ing from his counter, to the firm of "Mr. y Mrs.
Thief" Their account had amounted to about
one hundred dollars, when few days since, he de-
tected young lady belonging to the upper ten"
in the act of secreting pair of hose, whereupon he
politely informed her that he had an unsettled ac
count on his books headed by her name, and if she
would wait few minutes he would add the hoses
she had just taken to the BILL and receipt it for her.
The affrighed damsel fell upon her knees and beg
ged implored him not to expose her. She would
leave her gold watch jewelry, anything, to prevent
discovery, and would Immediately obtain the mo-
ney and settle the bill On these conditions she was
allowed to depart. In short time, however, true
to her pledge, she returped-having made " raise
probably from g papa or i" mama'-an cancel
led the bill, after which she departed, apparently
highly gratfed at her lucky escape.
We understand that quite a number of the dry
goods merchants on Washington and Hanover
streets have devoted page in their ledgers to tho
firm of &c Mr.. & Mrs. Thief $50 the luckless sin
ners who first happen to get caught will have to
fork over for all delinquencies recorded, If they
weuld save themselves from public disgrace other
wise sentences at the discretion of the pl ding
Judges of the Criminal Courts will be their nevi-
table doom.-Boston Chroaotype.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-15

UNLUCKY ABSENCE OF MIND.-The President
of the Newark Banking and Insurance Company,
few days since, when returning from his operations
in Wall street, New York. forgot, he crossed, the
Jersey City ferry, little package of documents
worth only about $4,000, in bills, checks, etc.
After he had left the boat few minutes he recol-
lected it, however; but when he returned, the bird
had flown
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
UHHE Subscriber having, by Act of February 13 1886 be-
fore D. Ricardo, Notary PUBLIC Of this cit acquiLed
from William Ferreli inventor of rhe FIRE-PROOF CON
CAVE GRATE-BARS. and Patentee of the same, by
patent dated April %. 1843 the right sole agent of said
Ferre of making and vending said Patent Crate Bars the
States of Louisiana and Alabama and the Mississippi
River and its tributaries gives notice that he prepared
fulfil orders Tor said articles. They especially
nended planters and owners of steamboats, being
es All persons infringing upon mon said patent by
manufacturing selling similar articles without authority
from the paenee will be prosecuted the extent the law
New Orleans, March IS. 1913 DANIEL DANA.
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J. WEST. Practical Dentist,

J. WEST, Practical Dentist,
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of NewOreans
Wv that he has removed his office to 1919 -
CARoNDELET STREET, corner o. poydras kySasssss@~9
street. opposite the Church. Thankful for 1924
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed SIL1
him. ne would solicit continuance OF the
practice otsegit Ii the mechanical department. both
in Europe and the United States, and having awaited HIM
sell OF all the late Improvements he feels confident that
VIII give satisfaction to all those who may favor him with
call List of Prices.
Single Tooth, mounted on fine gold plate 80
~ 80 . pivot w
Plugging with fine gold per cavity GO
Of adhesion - $50 90
Warrants ali ii; oeraions to he s hest p Of G ,yo
mansp and material and to give satisfaction to those who
may patronize him, or no charge will be made.
Old plates remodeed and repaired the shortest notice.
Dentists in the country may rely having their work
promptly attended to, by sending correct model
Ea DENTISTS supplied with Lathe instruments. &C.
NIB. w. can refer to many persons who now en-
Toying The benefits of his practice. apps 6m
eHHT1zmHEH HoI B s4oEU AND LADIES
H. The subscriber has Just received from
aaS Pe aSe aa9e1 len o1a and
fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
Gents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fine Calf Skin 9
Fine Morocco
:. Patent Leather CATERS;
Fine Fine Calf BRoGANs;
:. Rough and Ready IA LIZ BOOTS;
" Cloth HALF.GAITERS;
NN e1e and csif spF Ffa Pae" Leather
Ladies B1pfs &c CATERS and sH fS ss 81 the most
Boys and Youths Patent Leather BRoGANs
tent Leather and Calf 16 sRo = M sts
my5 3m under St Charles Hotel corner Cannon st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-15

IEF- The last Democratic Review has the follow
ing remarks, in an article about the late debate in
the U. S. Senate on the bill for protecting property
in the District Of Columbia. They are very Sc
vere-perhaps, too severe:
We mourn over the weakness of human reason,
when we see man like Mr.. Calhoun, Of advanced
age, long experience, and towering intellect give
himself up, the face of his country and the world,
to all the childish excuses of unbrded passion. It
Just this defect in his character that has destroyed
his career; which has made him unserviceable to
his country, injury his party and useless to his
age. How is it possible to respect man who for
gets himself, and the body he should adorn, by
duct and words we could only expect in a maniac
Or common driveller. The question of slavery is
the rock on which Mr.. Calhoun has constantly
split, instead OF being as with statesman of any
address or real patriotism it would have been, a
steppngston to the highest fame and the loftiest
preterment.
We shall not waste a word on the disgusting rant
of Foote, of Mississippi, who proclaimed his fero-
cous aspirations after hangman's job whose func-
tons he is evidently much better fitted to perform
than those of Senator We protest, in the name
of the honorable body to which he belongs, of the
noble State whose dignity he has lowered, and Of
our common country, which he disgraces, against
language and sentiments which the most abandoned
leader of street mob would hesitate in this country
to utter, but which this senseless demagogue hoped
would procure him notoriety. We are sure that
Mr.. Calhoun must blush to be found for moment
in such cOmpanV,
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sADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE

SADDLEkY, HARNESS AND Trunk WAKE-
HOUSE, No. Il CaaaI street, Men Orleans
7 A. HORTON has now on hand large assortment of
~. every style of Saddles, Brides Martin, GESs . IN
Is. Car HARNESS Dray Brides, " rrrAts = w
sagg7 Collars Whips, stirrnps Bits $50 4 sz5s ~
S&--z%- RUBBER GOODS; together, with the largest
before offered this market, which he invites the attention
of purchasers all the above goods will be sold
REDUCED PRICES.
=" The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES of great variety of pat
terms and at the manufacturers prices. ml7 6m
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT

~ ondefsigned Is constantly manufacturing and has
gbE III sac a very superior article OF VINEGAR, 60
rI d ne VIII guarantee to improve by age, and fl=
utiSer y Tree OF charges, in any part OF fEsSl|ag
ivy OF LAFAYETTE, at the following reduced
sait the times viz Butts 60 gallons 81; Barrels ~
TGa W % Barrels, 40 gallons, cents y gallon be
TsssC g u made TO wholesale customers
teadei TO- Jansa ,f1 3IN WI I ~
eohinoh and Marais sts., opposite Charity Hospital
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o. The fastest vessel belonging to Great Britain
is the steamship Banshee. She will go nearly nine
teen miles an hour
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY WO.

MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK.
ITO THE MARRIED AND THOSE CONTEM-
4 PLATING MARRIAGE-THE MARRIED WoMAN's
Edition. Price 81. 1000
This work is meeting with most astounding sales-24 900
copies have already been disposed Of Every female is get
ting copy whether married unmarried althoug it in
tended especially for the married. dlscloes important
which should be known to them particularly Here
every female discover the symptoms and the
most efficient remedies and most certain mode of cure in
every case. For sale in New Orleans by
mlS I'm ] B. RUSCONI, No 40 st. Charles st,
p Copies will be sent by mail. free of postage the
receipt of 81. Publishing Office l9 Liberty ST. New York
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MAGUIRETs DAGUERREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrieans
five during which time he has taken portraits
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from and he awarded the
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
the His long experience, and constant practice
the best to DESTROYS OF instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 70 per cent
cheaper than the city all other articles the
Plates at 81 DOZEN Scolis No for 50 25gualanted
the best plates made in the United States Gases 81 rs and
So 50; NewYork Cameras at $1S.
sg Orders from the country promptly attended TO-
exS' Entrance No. 6 CAMP street. mill If
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The Vera Cruz Free American says that Senior
AuNez has been invested with the Executive power
Of the State of chihuahua, in place of Don Angel
Tras who was taken prsoneri the action of Santa
Cruz de Rosales.
From The Eco del Comercio, we extract the fol-
lowing: FFG'he partisans of annexations, and
those who wish that this Republic should termi
ate its political existence on the I'd of June, have
set their agents to work to buy votes in favor of
the war. we have heard this from persons who
may be credited, and we doubt not that all kinds of
Vaccinations will be undertaken in an affair of so
much Importance. Be watchfu, Deputies Vote
for peace or war, but with clear consciences
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-15

ES- About the most nom committal document we
have SEEM lately, is the Maryland Taylor Address.
Here is paragraph, now
'''The issue involved in the Wimot Proviso, more
ominous than that of the Missouri Question, warns
all patriotic citizens who deprecate domestic dis
cord, and who would avert the violence of ultra
dog1nas threatening the social well as the poiti-
cal harmony of the Union, to fly to the Constitution.
There is the ground of safety, which cannot be
found elsewhere. The Wing party has its North
and its South so has the Democratic party like
wise The Constitution knows no North nor South,
as distinctive parts of the one great Unity-our
country-nor any differences among citizens,
whether native naturalized, designated by one
name or another. In whatever locality resident,
we can all invoke the genius of the Constitution,
and feel secure in its guarantees of our rights and
liberties 1t only needs that the man shall be found
who can be trusted, to stand firm and mistaken by
the guarantees of the Constitution in the hour Of
trial one upright, wise and brave, who cannot be-
blinded or inundated into surrender or betrayal
of his trust
The above is not very cear-buti it is the clearest
paragraph in the whole address
The SEAL FIsHERY.-Amidst so many aquatic
pursuits, we should have supposed that the seal FISH,
cry had diminished in results but on the contrary
it has proven very profitable enterprise TINS SPRING
We surprised to learn that fleet OF lO3 seal.
ers, amounting to 10046 tons and SAD men, naa
sailed before the 18th of March from the port OF 81:
John, NF; 81 vessels from Harbor Grace, and u
from Carbonear. The first vessel from the zee, u,e
Nimrod, arrived ON the 18th OF March, WIN oOOV
seals; the Dash came in on the 2ist, WIZ q 9'OoO'
and the Altoona with 4 700. No less tnan 20 afrv-
the sealing feel never sailed until the 18th Of March,
the date of this first arrival. The fisheries alto
eether of Newfoundland are becoming exceedingly
valuable.-N.Y. Star.
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AWNINGS, TARPAULINs, ETC

FEHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
Il the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues to
m2nniacture every description OF WOOO and IkO.N-
FRAME -9H.NINCfS, for Stores, Steamboats, Offices,
Galleries, etc etc He also manufactures every description
OF Military Tents, fapaulins, and Drag Wagon, and Hoe
pad 10 Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc.
As there has been great deal said within the last
So So, ABOUT what some parties enormously call WATER
the subscriber offers his services that capacity
Tor small compensation and those Of his who
would prefer saving the by doing themselves he
Will cheeriuIy give the receipt which itself very simple
and yet most useful in rot mdew article
An orders left on my slate at The Clothing Store of
ALFRED MUNROE s. Co. will meet wit h prompt at
'sAA-sAA mills 6In H. CASSIDY.
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DAGU ERREOTYPE.
Observation-Disclosures PORTRAITS

the application OF the above mysterious agent Da-
- gueneOype, Ga discovery OF the subscribers the
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior KIND in SINGLE sECoND--catchng the precise
expression instantly and fixing ndeby upon the silver
plate. EV Those who wish to retain their families good
LIKENEssEs OF relations friends, do moderate
price Rooms OF Canal and Chaftres sts-Enance