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npINIoNs OF PHYSICIANS.

DR. Townsend almost daily receiving orders uom fhys
clans in different parts OF the Union. n,
This is 70 certify, that We, the undersigned Physicians OF
the CV of Albany have Va prescribed DR..
Townsend Sarapara and believe to be Of the most
p'0 II. P PULINe, N. D.
J. WILSON, NJ. D.
r. b. BRIGGs NJ. D.
Albany, April, 1s47. P. E. ELAENDoRF, N. D.
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STARK, DAY, sTAUFFER & CO.,

STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & CO.,
IMPORTERS
IRON, TIN PLATE, METALS, HARDWARE, &C..
Corner Canal and Magazine StS., .Ns00 Orleans,
- Offer for sale large and fresh stock of the "a
ga following Goods and would respectfully solicit *
Va ~ the inspection of country purchasers $50
W Swedish, American and English Iron; -
Nails, Castings Tin Plates, Metals; - - - r,r
Nayor and Co s CAST STEEL and GIN SAW STEEL;
Paints Oils Window Glass, Cordage Tar, Mill Stones
Grind Stones, Axes Hoes Shovels, Spades, POughsi
COTTON and WOOL CARDS;
Scythes Ok Log and Trace Chains; Anyls Vices smith
Bellows; Tinners Tools and Materials; and general
assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
CONFUSING all articles in this line adapted to the Southern
and Western JObbng Trade
The advertisers are agents TOR the sale Of :
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS,
Dray Hubbs and Axes and which have proved superior to
any kind heretofore in They would also eau the
attention of Southern Planters to their stock OF
PLANTATION GOODS,
Oils Cane Knives, Sugar Skimmen and Ladies, Truss
Hoops Building Materials. - -
CORN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE COL-
LARS, ETC. etc.
ton supplies. and of the best qualities. mh5 I'm
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Younger Brothers Of Temperance.

W,sHINsrox FouNrAtN No. t-AleetS every Saturday
,o,in- n rs O'Clock in ChryStal Fount Hail. No %
Thoa5i1salas Street, 0fFeers-P. =. Willard u B; VIM
= nseo1 aP D ;C T. Eye. "A 4 3; NJ. g. Randall $ r.
5sa9sF =. N Springbett,ts, r. Rsn, a q +. Jour
~ NV. Al Chids b w; i, w. Lyons, 7 b.
egarASs FouSrAIN No s-Alees every Saturday after
neon al clock in the Hall 81 Feiean piyoS 8DeeTs
a II n I.sbaff S; Wv. Phelps, A s.; w. Young. 6:
i q Mclean. a c L. M. WechJ "; ~ Luuer, Q w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

Temples Of HONOR.
f,R4Np Temple or HONOR or THE STATE OF %@yHEM
hS Sgas515 W r Wh q BfaSdage W ~
r. o Nj Wozenerali G w Treasurer; Rev. r sszalSsS
TTinpiti g W Chaplain w II. R0adeau, G w w; 1.
5. Bariy. G w G; d. f. Weymouth, G W.T..
Louisiana TEMpLE or HONOR No. MEETS every
other Monday al Pelican Hall. Ofcers-J. Patterson
WaieIsto me w a r. Jho Roy, w T K; Alex McI.ane,
w T; Albert Swain, w y; John Burke. w VI John
Skinner W Gs Jacob Muniord w SD. Bennett, w CT.
Die Han s. 6anal st. 0tFeers-O M WOzencalt w ID T;
RUFUS Il. Bruce w V r; T. S. Barry, p w 2; I. i.
Heart Erastgs Wells w " 2 TIeasuE9e s Wp d.
ROndean, W ID u; "A. G. Porter, w DDU; w. J. Ahern,
WDG J. McCracken, w DIS.
OCEAN TEMPLE or HoEoR, No. 2-Meets every other
Tuesday A Unly Hall I'd Municipality 0tcers-SS has
p. B. VandergriT. A R; r. Trppitl, I r; - Hooper y
+ Hibu[gi " Y; J. Bard, w Y; VIM How w =; Z.
Grundy, w ); J. ]. Lugenbnhi, Chaplain.
ORLEANS Temple or HoEoR. No. 3-Meets at the
Crysai Fount Hall, No 81 Icho1pnoulas street every
other Tuesday evening, Al hafpast O'Clock Q1Ieers-
w K; A. Hero, w A Il; E. C. Mix, w + r; !. d, G.
Quirk, w r; James q. Hasson, w v; g; = Reese, w ID
Y; z Van BeuTen, WG; j. 5. Rodrck, IS i. y Barry,
sCRYsrAL TEMPLE OF IIoNoR, No. 4-Meets semi
monthly every alternate Monday evening, at Temple Hail,
Van WICK W v T, H. G. Bllnn, w R; A. S. Foster, w
A X; James DenaTest, w T; Joel d. French w r.; R.
Baamgaf1ner w o. Horace G. Loring, w d U; Ed. A. +.
Mitchell, w G A. Il. EIdndge. w ); W. H. Bmndage'
PW CT.
every alternate Tuesday evening The Hall Of Crystal
Fonnt Division No ~ Tchcnpfoulss street, Officers
~ b 4 S IS RI q b sladfo i ~ K b. 4 Hall W
r; Hamlet Davis w I; w; II; Toy, w VI Jos Benson,
WDU; d. B. Blades w G; John Ross, w IS w. Ii.
Rondeau, z VIC
MAeHoIIA TRIPLE OF HoSoR, No. 6.-ShrevepOrt, La
PROvIpFNcE TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No; Located at Pro
MAN. " VT; J. NJ Keni, VI r j L. bonner W h
W b Ledbetter. w + r; n. T. Larche, w T.; John T.
w ri r A Barkley w s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

JREAI BIIEIooiNJ TO MO IlI4INl AND
1t is the safest and eiectual medicine for purifying
birth ever discovered strengthens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease increases and enrGhes the
food those who have used it think ii Indispensable IL
highly useful both before and after confinement, it pre-
vents diseases attendant childbirth costiyeness piles
cramps swelling of the feet dependency heartburn, vom-
ting pain in the back and joints false palms. hemorrhage,
and in regulating the screons and equazng the clIcUla
ton it has no equal The great virtue of this medicine Is
is always safe and the most delicate and most succeul
very few cases require other medicine IN some little
castor oil or magnesia useful Exercise IN the open arr
and light food with this medicine will always insure safe
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FITsl FITsl FlTsl

D Townsend not having tested his Sarsapana in cases
of Fits of course never recommended it. and was surprised
to receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westchester county ,oo-
DR. T0aonsend-Dear Sir: have little girl seven years
of age who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
ed almost everything for her but without at last
although we could find recommendation IN our circuias
for cases like hers we thought she IN very delicate
health we would give her of your Sarsapana and are
very glad we did only restored her strength but she
has had no return of the Fits to great pleasure and sur
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty Tor winch
we feel grateful. Your, respectfully, =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
SPLITTING BLOOD.

NEW YORK, Apnl zor lo4i.,
~, 75,,,1sepd-I verify believe that your SaBapaTla
has haen lie means through Providence OF saving my lie
have for several had bad cough l. BECAME worse
ibt slvea and was greatly debltated and reduced and
did not expect live. have only used your Sasapaa
time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me am now able to walk all over the city. raise no
Hood and my cough has left me- YOu can well imagine
that am thankful for these res q Our 90 a. sgivn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Saapara has been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she is approaching that critical PERIOD The turn
of life should neglect take it, as it certain preventive
for any of the horrible diseases to which females
are subject at this time of life This period may be delayed
for several years by using this medicine. Norl less yalua
be for those who are approaching wOmanhOOd as Is cal
cuated to assist nature by QuGkenng the blood and nygo
atng the system Indeed this medicine Invaluable tor ali
the delicate diseases which subject 1t braces
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body, not SO Tar smua
ting as to produce subsequent relaxation which the case OF
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine severe aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
CANKER IN THE MOUTH.

BeIow Is an account of another child saved DR.. Town
sends Saapana has saved the lives of thousands OF chill
den The following certificates selected from great
N"''iDe- NEW YORK, April /, 1871.
mr. T6zoaseRf-EeaT Sir One of my children was very
sick with Canker the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility It came dying. obtained some your
exceeut medicine and cured directly tor which assure
won feel very grateful. YOuTs, respectfully,
''U ''0 0'' ELIZABRTH FOWLER "a DesbrOsses st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
JOHN BUTLER, Jr.
Female MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsend's Sasspanla sovereign and speedy cure
for Incipent CONSUMPTION Barenness ProapsQs Uten or
Falling Of the Womb Costyenes Piles, LegchoHhea or
Whites obstructed difficult Mensrustion nGontnence
of Urine or involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
OtraoD of the sysenO matter whether the result OF IN
herent causes produced by negqany illness OF &C
cideut Nothing can be surprising than ITS nVgoTatng
effects on the human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
stude from taking become robust and ul OF en-
rgy under its influence 1t immediately counteracts the
neryeessness of the female Frame which the great cause OF
baenness 1t will not be expected of in cases OF so de-
cate nature TO exhibit certificates OF cures performed but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been
rep0ed US Thousands of cases where families have been
without children after using few bottles OF this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy Opnng
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

Cosmetics Chalk and variety of preparations generally
in use when applied to the face very soon spo OF beau
y They close the pores of the skin and check the circula
ton which when nature is tlN6rtsd by disease pow
der or the skin named by the akaes used in soaps beau
fes its own production in the human face Divine, well
as in the garden of rich and decaey tinted and yaregaed
flowers free active and healthy circulation of the fluids
or the cOursng OF the pure nch blood to the extremt IS
that which paints the cOUntenanCs the NEST exquisite
beauty 1t Is that which impgts the ndescnbabe shades
and flashes of oveIness that all admire, but de-
scribe This beauty the offspring of ponder
or SOAP ii there is free and healthy circulation, there
no beauty If the lady is fair as driven snow If she PANT
and use cosmetics and the blood is thick cold and impure
She is not beautiful If she be brown yellow and there Is
pure and active blood gives ch bloom to the cheeks and
a brliancy to their eyes that is fascinating.
This why the southern and especially the Spanish ladies,
are much admired Ladies the north who take but little
exercise or confined in close have spoiled their
complexion by the application of deeenous mixtures if they
wish regain elasticity Of STEP buOyant spirits Sparkling
ewes and beautiful cOmpeXiOns, they should Dr. Town
sends SaJsapanla Thousands who have used T. are more
than satisfied delighted Ladies Of every station crowd
OurOfiCe daily.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

The medicines issued by the GTasfenberg Company
sst of Series adapted to the diseases for which
they respectively recommended Great drepute has at
taehed to the Patent Medicine business BY persons claiming
universal powers for single given nedeine Il only
idle but imudent Haunt such doctrine the face of
intelligent community. 1t is contrary the very st princi
ples of common sense.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01
RHEUMATISM.

THE is op,v one of more than four thousand cases of
pbenmatsm that Dr. TOwnsend's Sarapnnla has cured
The most severe and chronic cases are weekly eadcaea by
Us lanes Cummings ESQ., of the assistants in the Luna
tic AsvIum BIaCkwes Island, is the gentleman spoken Of
IL, -f,lln,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

GREENsBURG DIVISION No. 20-GTeensburg, La
CApIroL DIVISION No 2l-Baton Rouge, La
srAR OF HoPK DIVISION No Is City OF Lafayette
p. II. Henarickson, w A James G. Wingard s f.
A Fearing a r 5 w, .. Wanock, F $ John Connell
n. Thomas G. Noel g; 7. S. jackson, A G; G. W. Oar
Ing s p, ii. Duggan, . :.
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FRANCIS HALL.
N. BANGS.

Ew The Rev. N. BANGS d. D., one OF the most cele-
brated ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church; and
FRANCIS HALL Esq. is equally celebrated the editor and
proprietor Of the New York Commercial Advertiser apps
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

ST. JOHN LODGE No. 9-meets on the Sd Tuesday Of
each month"; the Masonic Hail. corner of BarOnne and
Perlido sts Oticers-J. NJ Wisdom, w M ]. w Car
roll S w (; J. McRae, w; w. G. Kendall Secretary N
j. Pegram, Treasurer; r. COffman, d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

Cbs and Fever and Ague The following letter is only one
OF the hundreds that we have received from the souh ana
West of like character ,..o . ., ,o,7
pr Tol7n sead-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife Two
bottles Of arsapaa of your agent Mr. McNair, of kaa
mazoo to try it o the Fever and Ague Before had finish
al he first bottle appeared the blood, and every
other day when the chs and fever appeared they were less
Violent and before she had finished the bottle she was en-
befne she took the ague lady that had been very sick
with ch and fever but had broke them with qunlne and
vas left in very weak and distressing state and troubled
xceedngy with the ague cake seeing the effect that it had
on nav wife she sent and procured few bottles, and 1t re-
stared her in few weeks complete health Hour saTsaa
a IS without doubt unedualed diseases incident to the
West and if YOU think that this communication will be OF
nse you are at liberty TO use 1t as you choose.
49, Yonrs respectfully, CHARLES II. SWAIN.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-30

ErEcUrIos WILLIAM DISDRIDsE ErEs-We have
mentioned the execution Friday last Dinvidde (va)
Of William Dsndrdge Epes, for the murder Of Francis Adolf
plus Muir in February, 1916. The Petersburg Republican
says
The prisoner mounted the cart and in clear audible voice.
indicating signs Of emotion, made the following remarks
"Genternen II not my object TO have any thing TO
say on the present occasion, but may do good have
determined say something have been charged with many
crimes have been charged with the murder Of hog
drove have been charged with the murder Of my mother
n-lsw have been charged with the murder Of my son
and have been charged with the murder Of my
but gentlemen, all these charges ase-a false Would
TO God could much Of that other charge but Of that
am guilty. ! murdered Francis Adolphus Muir. murdered
him. He fell by nv hand have regretted the ever
since committed has been before my eyes
have the qualification 10 state that believe he is in heaven
and trust may meet him there. In his dying be
said he hoped TO meet there. hope shall meet him
there, and believe will him there, for trust in
Gods promises.
"Gentlemen, have seen better days, and many Of you
know il but when the emper aroused know not what
may do. hope that my fate may be warning for you
TO shun my example leave this world peace with ali
mankind. ] feel that am at peace with my God. truz,
meet you all in heaven"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-30

sorT Cans CHRIsTaAs.-Asa remarkable fact with
precedent At least far information and expert.
concerned, viii state that there soft sold
in market yesterday morning Of the largest
We have mary other evidepcss Of the extraordinary warmth
Of the season, in precoous vegetation floral plants budding
snd blooming, &c, bat this Of the o crabs steps ahead Of
them al. -Ncjoh Herald If fridOy.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-30

THE SarrHs DAxeER--We are sorry TO say this po-
puarand populous-famy is declining from its former
high estate and hresiened with being oused from the throne
Of numerical supremacy by another family, has already
happened in the city Of Liverpool England where, the D-
rectory informs u.s. there only 542 Smiths balance the
magnificent multitude Of $40 JonesesNzth American.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-30

SuccEssFUL HUSr.-We learn from the Frederick
(Md) Examiner that during the last week. two citizens Of
that town went hunting expedition come twenty or
thirty miles from Frederick. In day sfer, they
turned with raeoons, oposums, squirrels rabbits
wild goose, wild ducks 80 pardges, and immense
snaupinp turtle
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-30

THE LATE TYPHooN IN THE CHINESE SEA-
GALLANT CONDUCT OF CAPTAIN GEDNEY
AND HIS CREW.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-30

On motion Of Mr. UNDERWOOD, the Senate, as in
Committee Of the whole, resumed The consideration Of the
bill for the relief Of Cadwslladcr Wallace.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-23
CAss AND THE MnR,foys. have II

CAss AND THE MnRMoys We have in
formation TINT some d! the Mormon leaders
visited Detroit. nLmt the frs, of the pres.
cni month, and had m interview with Gen.
Cass, NJ his residence. mud received grca,
attention from Cass's particular friends.
and IN return gave confident assurances
that the vote 81 The Marmons in this State
would be cast for Cass and Butler.
What results Of political nature nrc 10
flow from this Mormon pilgrimage, we
enve for the 7ih of November To determine.
We will, however, venture the prediction.
tba. il The Mormons cast their vote rs the
lenders in question promised in Detroit
they would do, md that vote should be nee.
cssnry 10 give the State To Cass and But
Icr il riL be declnredto be legal. and be
counted along with the balance Of the
votes Of the Dubuque Tribune.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-23

CrThc Bloomington Enquirer OF the
10th says that Palmer, Of the Reporter, ar.
rived in that place the previous evening
with the design of watching the lightning
until he found out who was President
From the Enqnircr's description, ''brcadih
Il shoulders and luxuriance Of whiskers,' -
one would be led TO suppose that he had
mistaken fellow citizen 81 ours who wen,
down about that time for the same purpose
lf 50 we would inform our neig!bor that il
didn't quite ..provc the death ot him, ri,
only rendered him speeches..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-23

Hoes PROM IowA.-Comtracts were made
in this city on Saturday last for the dclive-
~ here ofn thousand head Ut hogs, with
the privilege ii increasing the number Il
two thousand, with ono of the most respect.
able md responsible firms OF Iowa. These
hogs nre 10 be driven from our yonng sis.
ter Sinte To this market. which If course
would not be done unless the prices paid
here were better for the seller than could
he procured ut ony accessible point above
this city.-St. Louis Nep Era.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-23
SCIENTIFIC PROPHECY.

About nineteen years ago, Mr.. Halt, ol
Wilton, Conn, then remarkably good
student, in his collegiate course, was sud.
denly deprived Of his reason and memory.
IN ,hose circumstances, bis father, Rev. Mr..
Halt, sent him TO Hartford. bat finding nu
relief, he sent him to DE-. Chaplin, OF Cam
bridge. Mass. The Doctor said there was ~
relief for him Il that time, bu, nj the age
OF thirty six or seven. there would he a
changc-thai the brain was too mnch eS-
banded for the Uranium, and there would he
a, that age contraction, which would
enable it TO act beautifully.
His anxious father and family saw their
best hopes peremptorily deferred for nine.
teen years. That time has recently ey-
PRED. and, TO their great joy, the prophecy
is fulfilled. The man argan To enquire
tor his books, rs il he Ind lnst laid them
down, aud resumed his mathematical stud
les where Inc lett them.
There was no trace on his mind of this
long blank in his life, or Of ANYTHING which
Inns occurred ia il. and he did no, know
that he was anos; forty years of age.
The circumstance at creates, interest is,
that whereas he went into this state OF de.
raDgement in deep religious anxiety, he
came out 81 il with n bright Christian hope,
which Ind been oIiaincd without the knowl-
edge Of his friends short time before.
Jour. Com.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-23
Stranger M fiction.

A CrEiosiTy-On ot the most lcau,i
iul specimens al handiwosk Tint we have
ever seen, WINS shown 10 us this morning.
II is portrait o. Gen. Ia, lor, moren in
sil.. Every shade in the features and dra-
perry OF the Old hero is portrayed. with al!
the delicacy Of an engraving, md the like
ness has been pronounced by army oili-
GERS, WHO have seen the General, 10 be the
most correct they have seen. This re-
markahic specimen Of ingenuity is the
work ola French lady d. this city We un-
dersiani, who has made il for her own
qualification aud that of her friends, with
M view Of a,traeiil. notice. We nrc not
aware that she has even made duplicate
Of it, Th"se who wish 10 sec the cnrio,i,,
can he sraIificd BY calling At the Exchange
reading room. Even the political opponents
Of the General vii! lie pleased with such a
novel and heauiiiil! piece Of work.
philadelphia Ereniny Bulletin.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-23
Che atettr,
pREsIpENIIA L ELECTION


Since our last publication we have re
ceived nothing definite rs to the result o
those States which we then considered
doubtful. From the States which We p!a
ced under our editorial head as having
been heard from. and which were certain
for Taylor, numbering 100 electoral votes
the few counties TO be heard from have
mostly been received md, as we remarked
at the time, do not vary The result. O. the
States in doubt, Florida is conceded te
Gen. Taylor; the others we presume viii
cast their electoral votes for Cass.
The State generally regarded the most
doubtful vet to be heard from, is that of II.
linois. We have watched The returns with
much interest, and although conceding il
TO Cass, we have fopdly hoped j. nigh. g.
for Taylor. The State numbers ninety.
nine counties. We have the returns, largo
" official, from seventy conn'ies.--
Tay lor il now abou, irenty ahead! Twen
" counties remain 10 be heard from, in
which Folks majority over Clay was 2,
Sill.