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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-22

FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT %, 1848.

QUESTIONABLE JURISDICTION. j Read and
Josephine Read, Mexican sejIorila, were arraigned
for examination yesterday before Recorder Golding,
charged with having stolen 1920 from Ellen Fabre,
in Vera Cruz, in June last, when that place was
in possession Of the American forces.
Mr.. Gaienuie, counsel for the prosecutrix, was of
opinion that the proper party to make the preimn-
airy investigation was a U. S. Commissioner, or
that the case should be taken at once before the u
S. District Court The Federal tribunals, he
thought were the ohly ones having jurisdiction in
the case, and he appealed to the District Attorney
if this opinion was not correct.
Mr. - thought the Recorder was legally
competent to make preliminary examination, TO
ascertain the probable guilt or innocence of the
parties. He reserved, however, his opinion, as TO
whether the State or Federal Courts were the pro-
per tribunals to transfer the case to- in the event of
the Recorder committing the prisoners for trial
The Recorder determined to examine the charge on
Tuesday next
Many legal gentlemen doubt the Jurisdiction of
any Of our courts over this case, and it is certainly
singular enough that, when the Recorder of the
Second Municipality, or any other Recorder or
Magistrate in the Parish of Orleans cannot examine
a charge of crime committed in the Parish Of JEFF
ferson, he has cognizance of an offence committed
i'll Vera CruZ-n foreign country
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.-DiSm iSsed.-Jas. Nell
son, accused of assaulting and stabbing Keran
Egan with a dirk knife in the arm, in Poydras
street on the Sth instant, was examined yesterday
and the case dismissed The testimony proved
that provocative language had been used by Egan,
and that he had taken up a chair to strike Nelson.
The Shan and Feenan Case. This case, in
which, it will be remembered, Saml Shaw and
Alice Feenan were accused Of an attempted bur
gary in the house Of Frederick Krstner, at the
corner of St. Joseph and Tchoupitoulas streets on
the 9Th instant, and Of Michl. Feenan, husband Of
Alice, Of the same attempt, together with shooting
a negress at the time, was brought up yesterday
The District Attorney was present for the prose-
cutiOn, and after full examination, Feenan and
Shaw were committed for trial, on the charges as
they stood, and Mrs. Feenan was discharged.
Larceny-John Rolln, arranged for stealing
trunk of clothing, and o. her property belong
ing to Joseph Clavers from his room on Grod street,
was committed to answer the charge of larceny be-
fore the First District Court.
Housebreabing and Threatening to KiH-Pa-
turce Fitzgerald yesterday made affidavit that JOS
Fitzgerald and his wife Ellen, had entered her
Paturcs's) room, on Circus street, by breaking
open the door, and one of them having an axe,
threatened her life. They gave bail to appear for
examination.
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INSANITY IN PARIs.-Efect Of Political Disturb
daceS.-Not the least interesting fact connected
with the recent revolution in France is the effect
OF the political troubles in developing insanity. As
soon as the revolution broke out in February, the
patients began to increase at the hospital Doctor
Borsmont states that the first We're generally sad,
melanehOfc, and respondent Their fancies were
OF a heart-rendlng description, as they expressed
constant fear of being slaughtered and assassnated
The patients of this class mostly belonged to the
respectable trading part Of the community and
many of them had, by industry and perseverance,.
succeeded in amasslng some property. In order TO
escape the mslortunes they dreaded, some of these
patients attempted to destroy themselves, and the
most careful watching was necessaryto prevent them
from doing So Two starved themselves to death
in spite of every precaution. A short time after
wards another description of patients were received,
whose arrangement might be fairly attributed to
the working Of the new political ideas. These We're
not detected and sad on the contrary, they had
proud, gay, and enthusiastic looks, and were very
loquacious. They were constantly writing memo
rias, constitutions, etc, proclaimed themselves
great men, the deveres of the country, and took the
rank of generals and members of the government.
The June insurrection produced the same results,
and has sent twenty patient TO DR.. b., and ne says
other establishments have increased in like proper
ton. The greater number Of these patients belong
to the meancholic form of the disease. Like the
February patients of the same category, they talk
of death, the guiOtne, ruin, pllage, and fire. The
terrible scenes which they have had under their
eyes, have plunged them into a sort of stupor.
There We're some among them who, for the first time
previously, had shown symptoms of alteration OF
mind, and in whom the revolution has fastened
the appearance of the confirmed disease. OTHERS
had had anterior attacks but about half Of them
had been in the full enjoyment of their mental ia
culties and their madness had no other cause than
our fearful political connections.
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PROCLAMATION.

By ISAAC JOHNSON, Go0srnor Of he State Of Louisiana.
WHEREAS, The failure to appropriate specifically the
w fund provided by law for the suppO of the Free Pub
Ia "a. - lie Schools Of this State must exert,
NIX ss4l&zssA unless prevented in time, highly
Az11sts5 . ~ preiudicia influence the great
s&seasAz cause OF education, and the best in
eress of humanity and whereas, the Importance Of the
matter this view of it, appears call for the consideration
OF the Legislature period earlier than that Of its
regular session in January 1850 and form extraordinary
OCCASION such my Judgment renders necessary the
yeuOn Of the two Houses may be practicable:
do. therefore, by this proclamation convene the two
Houses of the Legislature the State house in the
city of NewOeans the Fist Monday in December next
being the fourth day of said onth and require respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there assemble
in order that they may deve and adopt uch measures to put
in successful opera ion the Free Public Schools of III State
to Them in the exercise Of their wisdom and discretion,
may expedeut and proper, and receive such uiOna-
ton relation 10 the affairs OF the state generally al that
time may be deemed advisable 10 submit Them.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the state, It
r New Orleans this twsnty-frst day Of August 1913,
L. 81 and of the Independence of the United States the
seventy-third year. -
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON
CHARLES GAYARRE Secretary Of State. au2
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S MA y S

Bee. For Havana, Savannah and New York
~8HilE5A To sail on WEDNESDAY,, eth Of septem-
$3.50 Der. instant at 10 O'Clock, A. M-The new
Ocean Steamship FALCON, w r. Thompson.
Commando, burhen 1000 tons. This vessel has been
faithfully built OF the very best materials sRunch and
very strong and in every respect well tound and has
Portable accommodations for passengers. She has two en-
gneS with all the Improvements give speed and safety
She has lie boats snd powerful pumps independent of the
engines that be worked 10 supply the boilers immense
ship with in accident by fire. should
become esary to stop the engines consequence of
fogs or other Every thing has been done give
comfort and sa ETY.. For freight passage apply TO
PARADISE, SAFFARANS " CO, gents.
IL Gravier street.
t. Due notice will be given of the wharf where she
will lay.
Agents in New York. WETM9RE CRYpER, % South st.,
= NJ. o. RoBERTs, liz West st.
H asSsngai J. q BURNHAM L Co. s1s
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MAGNWMR&e
SHIP cHANDLERY AND HARDWARE

SHIP oHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. Z and Front Le0ee, II
- is receiving and has in store -
200 coils of Manila Rope, assorted to inches EfA
800 do Tarred Hemp, do. 1 to do. 81
100 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
5000 gallons Boiled Paint Oil; White Lead
$500 do. Sperm Oil, Lard and Whale Oil.
40 of Sheathng Copper, assorted from IA to lzs
Composition n ais and Spikes.
500 tons of Bar IIon assOrtedAmercan, Swedes, etc.
1850 kegs of Cut Nails assorted 4d. to Sod.
100 Anchors, assorted sizes, from 40 to $500 lbs.
so tons Chain Gables, assorted, from 10 Ia inch.
$50 sheets of BrazieTs Copper 10 TO 100 ID. sheets
800 boxes Tin Plates, q X Charcoal.
100 do. extra size Tin Plates 14x 20.
100 boxes Loaded Plates, IA 20 10. and TX.
5000 yards of Cotton Canvas, No. TO 10.
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale; SpeteF Solder
Block tin Sheet and Pig Lead Ryets Kettle Ears Bra&
and Iron Wire Bolt Copper Tin Smiths Tools and Ma
chihey Circular Shears; Pocket and Table Cutlery,
large and fresh stock Of late imponatiOns. my25
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MO HuMRuG

UPWARDS of 1000 bottles Of Dr.. CoLEMAN',s
u -GONORREA MIXTJ RE have been sold during the
past year. without complaint in nge Instan.s over ten
dozen used in our u s. Hospital This NJ dcihe ehal-
enges eompettion both IN the polt of taste certainty
of cure where fails the money will be refunded IN every
case IT, Sold BY H. KENNEDY, "a ChaTtres street, and
AZ DR.. A. w. COLEMAN 3 TONIC BIffERS DEPOT,
% PQXDR.dS Street. ap2 eWNS
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Hardware-Hardware.
j. M. ELLIS & CO, 1o4 POYDRAS STREET.

J. NJ. ELLIS q GU, lU4 FUTDHJ1o NIhhhIe
"A WE have ON hand, and mean to be always -
~ supplied with full assortment of every descnp- On
&tA ton of BUILDERS HARDWARE, such N -
- as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes Hooks NJ
and Ages and Plates, Butt Hinges and Screws Knob
Locks and Latches; Bolts, nat round and square, of all
Sizes Window Pueys and Sash Fasteners. Also Capen-
tens and COOpeTs Tools such Squares, Planes Saws.
Bevi ChiselS Angus and Bitts, Rules G1ages, Hammers
and Hand Axes Haches Spirit and Plumb Levels ETC.. etc.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-HOl>
low Ware Castings Sad Irons raloTs lOns Japaned Tin.
and Enameed Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
e. We shall receive, formerly most of the leading
articles in this branch sell on the Manufacturers account,
and shah be able supply all purchaser at their lowest
prices mh5-6m
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY-HarborR a Ruaaway
Yesterday affidavit was made before Recorder
Genois, by Patrick German, charging Mrs. Daily,
alias Hendricks, with having harbored runaway
slave of his for some time past. few days since
the premises of Mrs. D. were visited by Mr.. SuIi-
van and Police officer, and it is alleged the slave
was then seen by them there. A warrant was
issued for the arrest of the accused.
Free Negro Arrest-Wm. Harden, a free negro,
arrived on the British schooner Planet, was yester
day arrested for being in the State in contraven-
ton of law, and sent to prison.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

hUUS T K N > a IN . 3 ] . hGJ
No. IS Camp Street, NeIo Orleans.
WTHERE Families can ind all articles Of housekeeping
wv comprising general assortment and select stock OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE - Cooking utensils; Tina ua
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL ShOvels and TOngS
and Kitchen Fire Iron.
Enameled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN sILVER-BIOek Tin and BntanniaTea
Coffee UTns.
TABLE CUTLERY-Geman Silver, Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons.
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals.
Churns and Tubs.
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, NuHe Chain and
Hearth Brushes,
MATs-Jute Manila, Alicant Palm and Husk Mats.
Walters and Trays
Brass Britannia and metal CandleStickS and Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
d. & ]. Wnghts patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood coal with fixtures complete the approved pat
~ HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at re-
duoed prices. mh5 6m
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THE TWO DLANAS-By A. Dumas.
I'VE have received per ship Athens: THE TWO
w DIANAS; or, The Son of Count, and the Daugh
ter Of a King; by Alex. Dumas, ~
ALINE; by the author OF THE Gamblers Wife"
THE TOR HILL by Horace Smith.
FRANCE-lTs KING, Court, AND COVE NMENT by
Gen Lewis Gas.
NED BUNTLINE'S OWNING are prepared to
receive subscriptions to this weekly newspape With the
first number will commence THREE YEARS AFTER" a
sequel to Mysteries and Eliseres of New York" Also
NED BUNTLIEEs LIFE YARN" new nautical novel
The paper will also be devoted 10 general news.
aI5G WELD & CO., ~ Camp St.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY.-Dism Avide
was yesterday examined before Recorder Seuze-
neau, on charge of buying two sacks of salt from
slave, knowing it to be stolen property, and the
evidence being insufficient, the case was dismissed
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4lh Numerous testimonials file at the COmpanys
Office, which would satisfy the ncredulOus. letter
Just received from Joseph P. Hall Suffolk Va. contains the
following: N..s
to $ The Dysentery syrup cures in every case"
TIE same proof IS daily coming IN from eDevE State
IN the Union.
This ordinary medicine should be esoed to the
ment any bad symptoms appear. Seamen Boamen, TTav
eleT and all Others should have supply its timely
willsave life.
The medical faculty asOnshed at its power; freely
confessng that there other medicine at all TO be
pared TO 1t.
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
equay efcaciOus IN all the bowel and stomach complaints
Of Children No mother or physician should be without t.
To- The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi is
D. HANSBROUGH, 70 Camp street, New Orleans, La,
to whom applications for gences may be addressed
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York, August. 1873
az For sale bv WELD & CO. Periodical Agents. "a
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner of Exchange
Place and Cusomhouse street and By DRUGGISTS gen.
eraly. .THOS. COOK, Postmaster city Of Lafayette J.
l.. VAN BOkKELLEN, Camp and st. Mary
SITS JOHN FoELKEI.. corner Ieyee and Seventh sts..
LAFAYETTE: and CHAS. BENNEOT, Carollton Louisiana
P. S.The GragfenberR C0mpdny are DESTROYS Of pro-
curing the Services of respectable female IN euerV t0E
the Union a business otieh aoiE be Ucry INerafBc
By addressing the Company, mo Broadway New Yosk >
post paid, particulars will be furnished.
Angus, 1873. ia
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~" Mrs. @. e da PONTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who DESTROYS OF learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies iaethe CT those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
AZ tbs Office apl2
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HESREs MMSMIse

ICE CREAM GARDEN.
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
an those IN favor OF supporting an establishment OF
this kind will be klnd enough to call and put IN ,NkA
their votes. 1t VIII cost ten cents for the best glass
of Ice CreamhG can be found in this city, judge az
from the demand, and from what my customers say S1
Perhaps they iaeTng me the only way to that
to call and trypay ten cents and receive thanks must
acknowledge that greedy like all the balance of the
human kind the custom have the more am anx-
iOus TO get. EsS'@ Call and try the Cream, and obige
r. b. WOODWORTH,
iva I'm corner Of st. Charles and Union sts
CARROLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS.
- The public is respectfully Informed that this ssn
AA most delightful place oil resort and amuSe iSSSA
lRtae ment is now open under the management 49,
of the subscriber In the extensive grounds 30. EK
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard ~
asT and AT the saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM,
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation is made to fur
nh dinner parties with all the decaeies OF the season, and
the best Of wines and liquors
And last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer to the comfort Of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he soclts
aDl3 On JAMES DURNO.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE, o 81 80 N.-LONGfTUDE, 80 VIII IInle' Ot
Cleared Yesterday;
Schr Cecilia, Central Amercan) Giral Yzaea &C. A.
J. Mitchell & Go
SchT. SOuthemer Harrison Point Isabel and Brazos,
c. Bedford
Arrived YESTERDAY:
Bark Saragosa Finley, 20 days from Philadelphia to C. j.
MeskeT-lst my.
Sahr Topic Burssa Is days from BrazOs ST. Jago to mas
ter-9d my.
U. S. sehI Sarah Churchmsn, Knox from Tampco to T.
S. Observation-Disclosures
BOATS;
Oregon Hieru. FIN Mobile.
F. NJ Strsck, Streck, I'm Donaldsonville.
Gen Worth Charles, I'm Skipwith' Landng-r928 b. cton
Latona Seeck, I'm Bayou Sara-5l baies cotton.
Majestic Klein FIN Baton Rouge-59 bales cotton.
Uncle Sam Baranco i'm Bal on SaTa-542 bales cotton
Towboat 5outherner, Davis, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Southerner towel down and to on the 18th
inst brig TassO, schrs. A. Cadmus and Warsaw.
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NEW oR1EANs & oARRoLLToN RAnRoAD

-
DepOt corner of BGr0nne aud Perdid0 streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant cents
single ticket for children over and under Il years ~
Half the above for distance below Pleasant street.
Servants (saves) for any distance. III cents
r Residents in Lafayette CsuoIton and vicinity, are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate OF
per month lin advance for either ROad and for any distance
Children half pnce-no suoh tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies. in each train.
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NOTICE

Mr.. l.. s. HOUGHTON, of Vicksburg, and Mr.. r w.
WORTHlNGTON, OF Rodney, are duly authorized agents
receive subscriptions and receipt for all
of the CRESCENT"
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~ " B. Palmer is our Agent fOr the Cities of Phila
Lephis New YORK. Bo.lon and BaIimans.
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
DY the application of the above mysterious agent to Da-
ID gueneOtype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in a SINGLE sECONDcatchng the precise
expression instantly and fixing it indeby upon the silver
plate f Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations friends do at moderate
price, Rooms, Of Canal and CharTes sts-Entrance
No Chartres street. Cmy3 ly1 w. Ii. HUTCHlNGs.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
y age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOreans,
five years during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in composition with Others taken by
the best operator from NewYOk, and he awarded the
Fst Premium No specimens exhibited mis- establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the His long experience, and constant practice are
the best inducements to persons DESTROYS OF instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine VOigtandeT Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city; al other articles the
Plates at 81 per dozen Scoys No for 50 -guarantied
best plates made in the United States Gases 90 Is and
90 so; NewYOTk Cameras at $l6.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended to-
~ Entrance No. 8 CAMP street. mill If
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL.-At a late hour
Wednesday night, the vote taken in this coun
Gil on the motion to reject the report of the Finance
Committee, which has been the subject of so much
debate and caused no little excitement in and out
of Council. The vote was, five for the motion,
and six against it, as follows Yeas-Messrs. Nj
comsde, Delarosa, Farrar, Solomon, and Page.
Nays-Messrs. Bernard, Stevenson, Jones, Meehan
Flanders, and Collins. So the motion was lost.
1t was stated in report of the proceedings pub
lished yesterday, that from few remarks we heard
made by Alderman Meehan, before we left the
Council Chamber, he was opposed to the report
This was Misrepresentation, as the vote of the
gentlemen shows. He was in favor of adopting
the report
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY-Larceny Woods
was yesterday committed for trial before the First
District Court, on charge of stealing a trunk of
clothing from the ship Clifton, belonging to Patrick
Sullivan.
Fined for being Drunk.-Ann Ross, found drunk
on Galatin street on Wednesday night, was SEN
fenced to pay fine of SIS, and being unable to pay
it, was sent to prison for ten days.
Assault and Battery.-L. o. Bernhard, accused of
insulting Jose Guiana in his own house on st.
Louis street, and kicking him, together with repeat
ing the violence when in the guard house under
arrest, was remanded for examination.
RunaDay SlaUe.-Henry Simmons, mate of the
steamer Majestic, yesterday delivered to the keeper
Of the Parish jail slave named Cyrus, whom he
found concealed in the boat on her passage to this
city, who is the property Of Mr.. Chopin of Baton
Rouge.
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA, PAY.

THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY,
"a The undersigned having engaged tine %
E1A office lately occupied by Brig. Gen. X.
1&ZVh S. Churchill, Inspector General U s. zseSsa :
1I1I& Army, (New Commercial ExChange) S<sssssse%3
GOMEZ OF St Charles and PedidO Streets prepared TO
ecue all the necessary TO ente officers non commits
stoned officers musicians, and pnyass to the above pay
on the most reasonable Any business entrusted to
their care will be dispatched with the utmost prompude.
The Regiments Of Louisiana Volunteers OF 1916 included
in the act of Congress 18th July 1913 Company counts
adjusted and made for the proper Depa ment
with accuracy and dispatch.
Gg" immediate attention paid TO Bounty Land, Pen
si0as, and other Military Claims, -
THEO. LEWIS,
late Capt. Co K 1st La. Vou tees
VIM MONAGHAN,
sI4E late Capt Co F. 9TH Regt. La. Volunteers.
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 8.
DiARRHGA, etc poejtivelv Cured

- W q GtB I1UNs j.
THE GRAEFENBE no
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts:
1st. The GraeteRberg
ID use RteTD SBT q D
viii cure the Dysentery, Oh
arrhea, ETC., in twenty -four
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted
no matter how bad the case F;
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
Sd. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use (;
IN some instances where the
patients have been given up.