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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.
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MGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC Primers, Spell
lers, First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth
Readers.
ARITHMETICS-Ray's part First, Second
and Third TaIbot's; Pixies, and Smiths
GRAMMARS-Smth's; Davis; kirkham's;
Billions; Wells; Buffers, and Browns.
Wilson's Juvenile History of the =. States.
Wizards History Of the United States.
Universal History.
First and Second Books of History.
RAPHIES-Parey's; Smiths Oniy's;
MitcheI's, and Morse's.
Miss Swift's Nat. Philosophy, part LIST & End
PHILOSOPH1--Com stock, Gales, Jones;
Olmstead-
Comstock's Physiology; Mineralogy; Chem
istry, and Geology.
Scholars Cumpanion.-Bronson's Execution.
Todd's Students Manuei--Hitchcock's Geol-
ogy-Abercombrie' Moral and intellectual Phi
Iosophy-UplIau' Mental Philosophy.
Together with great variety Of other Gas,
Books for sale by ID. =. HOLLOW
Richmond, Oct. 9th, Is4s.
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INRUSSES Of all sizes aud Descriptions. AZ
i 90, Shoulder Traces, and DR.. Fieminr's
Abdominal Supporter, always for sale at Dr..
Howehs Drug Store. No, I6, Main street.
Noyembe, ), lS4s. fiji
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

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EIGHT DAYS LATER: AND EIGHT PER
CENT. CHEAPER! and at No. EIGHT:
4 RE to be found a magnificent stock Of
~ DRY GOODS, Just received and ope ned,
which We propose to sell markably cheap. con-
sisting of Cloths of every description CASH
meres, Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds. Vestings of
every variety, &c.
OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
we have Silk and Alpaca Lustres. ChameIions.
Lyonese and Coburg Cloths, Llama. Lamrnar-
tine. Robroy, Angola, and Oregon Placs, Fab
rique Desore, &c; Sha Wis. of every style; Red
Yellow, Green and Salisbury Ffanneis; Silk
Hats. of latest fashion, Silk Plush. Cloth, Fur,
and Lamrnarine Caps; fine selection of + all
and W inter Ribbons and ArtihcIals ;aac ali kinds
of
Fancy Coo DDS;
Carpet Bags. and Boys Caps. Mems and Boys
Boots and Shoes; Ladies, Misses and Chi!drens'
Calf, Goat, Pat. Leather, Boots; Buskins and
Slippers.
Groceries. THE BEST otsLITY.
@v-nsD1Isyv NR@s
6 n " ~ e n n d III n d " n e
On all of which we propose to give purchaser
the advantages of our close tuying, and CASH
payments, at the greatest depression OF the East
ern Money Markets
market price
SCOTT, & Co.
! Richmond, S,Ds. -, lo44. 4O-,ozie
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PhsIanthrOpic Division. No. 42, 8. Of T..
Meets every Monday evening, at 81 o'clock
Indiana Union, M. 2, d. Of t..
Meets every Wednesday afternoon, at = O'Clock
NOT EDITORIAL

ave are about to prese II, through the columns
Of this paper to our readers. sick and WE'LL wher-
ever they may be, a series OF weekly notices,
concerning that celebrated med iciue which ha
made many aud various cures in this and 9th
cr countrie during the pas; five years. J. agAa s
Tegefale Lithontriptic MIXTURE is tn. article to
which we ALI de. We frankly say tina, We hav.
been astonish-d at the success Of The article, aud
further, that we believe it has great vrtue or it
would not have es;abli shed the fame for itself
which it certainly has. We are no, one Of those
who believe human nature easily gnlIcd as
many are apt TO imagine. and worthless nos
trum cannot sustain itself FIVE years-it is out Of
the question,-here is Il short extract Of a letter
shown ms by the Agent:-'sI thought | would
test the article myself for weakness Of the KID
neys, before introducing it, single small bottle
instantly relieved me. | then oife red it TO my
customers for all kinds of compaints-resoyed
TO test it severely. was aston ished at its re-
suits in all cases, and must subscrbc to the the
DRY Of un iversal remedy &c. Dated .Euclis
Ohio, July IL, 1876 l.. l.. Adams, DRUGGIST
&c. Reader, go to the Agent, get pamphlet
and learn more. His location is seen under ,fe
advertisement Of GREAT WESTERN REMEDY
WIstar'> BaI>am of wild Cherry.
Now, that the season for Coughs and Colds are
advancing, we cannot do better than to urge up
on our citizens the importance of guarding them
selves against unnecessary exposures to the chan
ses in the weather experienced in our climate. at
this time Of the year Throughout our Winters !
and the introduction of Spring always brings
with them "A troublesome variety of weather /
aud the sudden transitions we feel from.heat to
cold, from dry TO moist states of the atmospl,e re-
frequently i,npart to our systems the irst char
acters of disease, and lay the foundation of the
numerous consumptive complaints so prevaen,
among people. 1t is the wiser part to pre-
vent, if possible, the formation of those diseases
by proper respect for the laws which govern
our bodies; but when Coughs and Colds do come,
and before the Lungs become dangerously affect
ed; we should have recourse to that e.ticar ious
and descrvedly popular remedy for all diseases
Of the chest aud lungs, DIR. WIsTAH's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY. rJ-See advertisement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
A1~O--A large assortment of l'utlcry
queens ware. Hard WARE Glass
N1IIS. W hl(C Lead. Oil (:nOcnri1s
Arrival of Fail and Winter Goods "a, ii
KIC 1lNIOND CASH STORE.

Few Doors East Of the National 1,o,er.,
VIZ HERE will be kept. constantly all kinds
w of READY MADE CLOTHING. CON
sisting of CLOAhS; Bearer- Cloth, Feh. and
Blanket o; ER-COATS; Clob, Dress Frock
and Sack COATS; Cashmere, Kerseyaert, Sat
tinef, Tired, and Jeans COATS;
0ITCloth. plain and fancy Cashmere,
Sattinett. Tweed, and Jeans PANTS, made in
every variety of style;
o. Cloth, Cashmere. Velvet. Plain and
Fancy Satin. Valencia, and Cashmere VESTS,
made plain, rolling colar'd, and double bre asted
" Also.-A superior article of Shirts:
Drawers, Woollen and Cotton Under-Shirts
Cravats; Hanokerchiefs; Suspe nders; Socks Il G
&c; all of which will sell very low for CASH
as have my Clothing manufactured in Rich
mond, and will 15@wARRANr THE MAKING or Ev-
cry ARTICLE soLD.EG
w q q - w z d
Richmond, September 9Th, ls4s. Ii0til
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONS!

pN~ s"ASs slA O.O tVlVi
Prices REDUCED to the LOWEST Point,
nASlL BRIGHTWELL, Main SrsErr. Nc
- ID, again lakes pleasure in publishing to
ms friends, and all Interested in the purchase
OF cheap Goods. that he has lust received
greet from fhiladel phia at low rates, and is now
ready 10 sell TO all who may favor him with II
can, one OF the largest. cheapest, and best Sc
lected stocks of FALL AND WINTER DRY
EOO)S, WHICH CONSISTS, PART, OF: CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, SATTINETTS, TW Feds
JEANS NESFlNGS, &c, in great PROPULSION.
@ Il ii T. ADIES:
lie invites particular attention TO his stock of
sstNS' OF nearly all shades and prices; plain
and fancy Nous. de Lame; Goats hair and Al
pacca Lustres; Grape de Lame; Bombazincs;
Casilmeres; Mexican aud California PIads; Erl-
SION ana Manchester Gingtams; Prints in Crea
variety; PLAIN Nous de Laine Shawls, silk fringe
ana embroidered do; Grape Lcssc; Null and
DOCK Nnsiins; plain and fancy Ribbons Frnges
iaces, Carpet Bags, and "Noiions'' in abund-
AIIS&D--A large assortment of Cutlery.
ssuccns ware. Hard sV:src. GLASS
VANS. " hitc Lead. Oil. Groceries.
nc Al.So,-A large assortment of BOOTS
and S1oES. which can and will b. sold at low.
prices ALso,-A supply Of Mems fin, Fur
JARS, SILK, Plush, superior Cloth, Military and
Boys do.
lie would again invite the public to an eA
ANIMATION of his GOODS, as he feels con fi,ie nj
none can undcrseil him without ii sacrifice. For
The truth oil the stateinen Cali. aud SEE.
w HEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS
IN demand at AL times; for which will be paid
The highest market-price in Cash or Goods
NC oU NTRH PKOEUC taken i,
exchange for Goods.
RICHMOND, Sept 30, 1913. 1O,r
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HARDW ARE STORE
ER H:NH0D~
EAEH NEN s. NENHNN,

yAEy MN 3 NEMENM,
- ESPECTFULLY inform the public anc
~ their customers that they have moved to the
northeast cornero Of Main aud Pearl streets. one
door west OF the Bank, where they now
ceiving and opening, i'll addition TO their forme
stock, Il large and general assortment OF
Hardware. Cutlery. Leather.
aud almost every other article in the line of their
business. Their stock consists IL part Of
Sadd!er's Tools and materials Of all kinds.
Shoe makers Tools ana Findings in great variety,
Coach Trimmings, embracing CLOTH Innings,
iaces, lamps, carpet, malabi- irons. &c, &c
Carpe Enters, Cooper's, Cabinet Makers and Mill
Wright Tools, with many new ani use FIJI ar
ticle not heretofore used in this section OF
country.
Plasterer's, Brick and Stone Mason's. Tanner
and Curriers', and Biacksmth's Tools, full
assortment.
Horticultural and Agricultural implements.
Mil and cut saws. spades. sl,ovels, picks, hoes,
hay and other forks. strap hinges, window fast
nings Of different kinds.
Cradle and grass scvthes, snaths, sick les. &c.
Umbrella stands, a beautiful and useful rticle.
Brass andirons, shovels and tongs, scrapers,
Wrought and cut nails, screws of all sizes,
Hand and door bells, sheep shears, knives and
forks. carving do, pocket knives, German sill
yer table and tea spoons, coffee mills of var
ious patterns, waffle irons, pOtatoe mashers,
coffee browuers, candle sticks, SHUTTERS aad
trays, scissors, tea canisters, looking glasses
&c, &c.
Mouse and rat traps, trace chains. log chains,
steelyards, scales and weights, patent ballan-
ces of various sizes, &c. &c.
Erihd-ston axies, new ana first rate article.
Zinc wash boards, wood screws, iron and brass
wire,
Table and floor oil CLOTH variety of patterns,
CoRDA,E--licmp and grass ropes of different
sizes, tw inc coarse and fine.
Wagon, carriage, buggy and riding whips, cow
hides, spurs, &c.
r lie barrels, gun mo,lntings, brass stair rods.
BUILDERS HARDW ARE, embracing door
locks of different kinds, latches, window fast
nings. &c, &.
upper, kip, calf skins. NOR
rocco of various kinds, sheep skins, oil dressed
and tanned.
They also agents for the sale of
BE;NSON-s PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
which they warrant to be correct, and sell at the
Manufacturers prices.
The atteD tion Of Mechanics is particularly re-
Guested to their great variety of articles manu-
featured Of Mal!able Iron, embracing many ar
tIcles of daily which equally good aud
much cheaper than they have generally sold.
May II, 1873. 22tf.
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WOOLLEN CLOTHS.

" asstcOatsASs and TFiAmnDimHs,
and from his experience in this departme pe he
feels eonfde nee 10 recomme Dding his GOODS.
both for quality and price.
Having had mnch experience in makiup Coats
Tor Friends, and others who wear SUCH q. d
respectfully soIcits orders in this Iine belle wing
That ne VIII be able 10 give satsfaction, both to
the young and old.
n. b. A few sets Of Brittania Metal Tea and
Coffee Potts. Sugar Bowls, Gre ans Csndlesticks,
Table, Dessert and Teaspoons. Of EDglish Mss-
ufacture; best Sewing and Knitting Needles, also
few articles in British Musiin and Psinte6
q Gods, &c, &c, for sale.
p. s. Severai good Water Casks for sale
Richmond, 9Th mo. 10th. lS46. 29-0
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.
From tie Dniiy Dispatch Dee.

FLouE--from 1919 to $500.
WHiSKY-froIn 1G TO 1G3
IIoGs-1OOO head were sold Yesterday
at $ 9 80; $40 do at $3.50 100 head sold
to day, average weight 90 lbs, at $3.50
CATTLE--A sale Of 90 head. ay VT ESQ
lbs, at -; 40 do av 525 lbs, $3.50; 81 do
av 6l5 lbs, at 50 IS; IS do av 725 lbs, a,
S4.12t.
RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. 90. 1343
Wheat, 60c ~ bu. Flaxseed, 6507Oc u bu
Corn (new) 20122. Oats, l-T2o.
Apples {driedj soc. Flour, (lO0ibs) xl,13.
Butter. I2lc u ib. ~ barrel S3,3O.
Lard &c ~ h. Eggs, Sc " doz.
Irish Potatoes, 9Od02Jc; Sweet Potatoes $50 soc
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MANSION HOUSE.
ESlCllMOND, Issd.

NILS House formerly known "a the ..Tsm
Perance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been reftied up in a
superior style, with the design of making it one
OF the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, IN the western country.
lie subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
informing his old friends and the travelling COM
munIty generally, that his TABLE shall be- as
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond Hotci)
supplied with the choicest yiands the country
affords.
HIS STABLE is large and conve ME mt, and is
attended by the very best of ostiers, and suppli-
ed with the best OF Provender
lie feels con.iden that the pains that shall be
taken to make those who may soIourn with him.
comfortable, and sat Home will warrant him
IN asking share of public patronage. BOARD
ERS taken by the day or week on the most IA
Vorahie terms. H. BROOkINS.
Richmond. Feb y. lSF. 52-'I5 If
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FOR FAMILY USE.

nRIED Beef, Bologna Sau.ages, Cheese.
L. Pressed Taiiow Candles. Soap, No Mack
erel, Rice, Ground Spices, Of all kinds at
f. II. CITIZENS.
June Z, fS4s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

lust RECEIVED,--Ails sorts of Drugs and
- Medicines. of every description. very low
and Of the best quality, at Dr. HOWELLS',
Nov -, lS4S. No. l6, Main -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

II AWRENCE'S PURE WHITE LEAD
i Il Is always kept for sale a, Dr. HOW Ellis
Nov. -. ISIS. No. l6, Main 81.
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2;4eREsjAl'T5 IL
%f,M12PICs c2V
RE Mx5Ez{D(Xa

/E>lllS celebrated remedy is constantly in
crcasing its fame by the many cures it IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

LMANACS for ISi9...Dr. J. Howells,
n is prepared to furnish every body with
Almanic. ''frec gratis, for nothing"' Call and
take one OF Townsend's Peoples Illustrated
Almanac
Richmond, Nov. %, 1873. 49if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
HE RY ICKIMS som.
TAILOR 4 wOOLLEN ma A RsE,se

LAIE OF 'oHEFFIELD, ENGLAND, AT WHICH
PLACE AND IN LONDON HE HAS HAD
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
"AVING removed TO Richmond. Ia and
Il Il commenced business, at his reside nee IT
the termination Of North Front and Marion
streets, opposite Jesse Iden's. respectfully in
forms ms friends and the public, that he il now
prepared to execute orders in his line in the best
style OF TIT and workmanship. by which he hopes
Of their patronage.
II. H. will keep on hand carefully selected
small stock Of superfne and Iniddling quality Of
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Making Taylor's majority 1851
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31
MAY0ls MuSIC to-,

No ; Camp street near tdHGt
E0IANO FORTES, manufactured by the best houses, and
/ fuly guaranteed for pemanengy OF ,-rsa185e-gs75.vs
tone and durability of wOr uuanshtp; OIIan2 80 49,
Piano Fones from the best manCfac'oy,s5 L5 n n
and .uaraneu 20 remain at concert pTtchl Y
fO FIVE years MUSIC for all instruments received daily
rom all the publishers in the United states. NEW MUSE
publ ned week from NE most popular auhoS NJ.
part, Hars Double Bass VoloncelOs, Guitars, Vio.ns,
Panfos Drum bass and tenor TambOdues Flutes Gar
ionrfs Fiageolets Flies BRASS INSTRUMENTS
Trombones bass tenor and alto; Conca Pistons, 4Ths-
I'avHlrv TTImplts Hunting Horns. Cymbals MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE of every kind STRINGS l9F ~, ne
EarD Bias VOL Violin and Guitar INSTRyCIiON
BOOKS for ali instruments by the most approved authors
INSTRUCTION on the Piano, Ham Violin Gqita fie'e,
and in Vocal Music. Pianos tuned repaired ana taken n
"a payment for new Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND Tie above named merchfmdiss Is re-
ceived and sold consignment and consequently o5Ie a.
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers are respectfully invited examine the articles
Os ISi3 I im VIM r MAYO Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

BIZ ISAAC JOHNSON Gorenor Of the State Of Louisiana.
NTHEREAS The failure to appropriate specifically the
w fund provided by law for the support Of the Free Pub
- -, - lie Schools of this 81 tate must exert,
A4A A-S%SA unless prevented in time, highly
@>sSN pTejudical influence the great
'2@AXA4SL cause of education and the best IN
forests of humanity and whereas the importance OF the
matter in this of appears to call tOrthe consideration
of the Legislature at period earlier than that OF It's next
regular in January 1850 and to form extraordinary
OCCASION such Judgment renders necessary the CON
yention Of the Houses may be practGaOe
do therefore, by This, proclamation convene the Two
Houses of the Legislature, TO meet at the state house IN the
cy of Newt eans the First Monday IN December next
nr the fourth day of said month and require the respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there to assemble
in order that they devise and adopt such measures
in Successful operation the Free Public Schools OF the State
as IN Them in the exercise of their wisdom and discretion
NAV seem expedient and proper and receive such ntora
@ IN relation 10 the affairs Of the State generally at that
time NAV be deemed advisable to submit them. .
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the state, az
New Orleans this twenty-frst day OF August, l64o,
H. s. and of the Independence of the United States the
seventythird year. 20. r., ,,,r,,--ON
By the Governor iShAC JOtA+'@ %
CHARLES GGYARRE, Secretary Of State. aus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31
!! SHE
r~ PRTY.qTE LESSONS ONLY. 81

" J. GOMEZ, Edit0r Of La PatriG. will devote few
H. hours during the day to give instructions the Span
sh Language Mr. 9. has adopted wand easy method
by which scholar learn to read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months,
For Terms &c apply TO Mr.. Gomez at his office. NO. II
Exchange Alley Cont street at the Bookstores OF
r Ste. IA Camp ST. ThOs l.. White 50 Canal ST.. and
J. c. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the PGstOice
E@ If required, Mr. g. VIII give lessons at night a9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

STABBING.-Ambrose O'Connor, alias Smith,
uIa.s Stanwioh, was yesterday examined before
Recorder Genois, on the charge of having, on the
night Of The 18th instant, stabbed Waterman Philip
Mahoney. with intent to kill him. Mahoney is
Waterman ON the IRENE post and having been or
dertd by Lieut.. Viot TO arrest O'Connor as a dam
ger0us and suspicious person, attempted to do So
O'Connor tried to get away, and finding that he
could not, drew bowie knife and cut MahOney's
face in a shocking manner, also stabbing him in the
thigh. He was yesterday committed to the Parish
prison to await trial before the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31
Memoranda
u MMI S.


WANTED
, A SITUATION in wholesale or etall Dkj 9 = INkI,
n bv vOung man who has served -uaa apprenticeship
at the business and give good recommendations. lie
would have objections to take situation III the county
For further particulars ap.iy this office. SEQ II
TO MERCHANTS.
A YOUNG MAN OF experience, and well COnverani
n with business wishes Situation, for the cOGuE season.
in good Commission Grocery House. fhe Ues' reieIen
ces given. For particulars apply at this Olhfe my2 u
SITUATION WANTED
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who il extensively ac-
"A guaiuted that State wishes situation salesman o.
outdoor clerk either dry goods grocey house. toM
pensaton moderate, and is willing raIaE through t.e
summer He believes he make himself useful and g0hJ-
able to his employer. Inquire at Nus. Tag l0Ts, d l',i
street. hl-'-
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKEE. ,, ,,,
FENHE subscriber offers his gaue-u AFlNi
J. and BROKER in the city OF New Orleans, and hopes
~ his personal and digeut attention 10 business TO l"eI'
the appreciation OF his emp Oyers. As New Orleans W DE
his permanent place Of residence persons a'uE te Guy
duriug he summer season and DESTROYS O employ an
Agent attend to their affairs during ter absence may
have irwe complied with by applying TO the nscTI-
ber UneXcepOuabe references given.
my232m W. VAN BENIHl NSEN. s. jr2Fiel ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

BURGLARY.-A fellow known to the police by
the cognomen Of Charley Wilson, was arrested by
Waterman Caleb of the First Municipality. about
two O'Clock yesterday morning, charged with hav-
ing burglaT:onsy entered the cabin of The bark
Florida and stolen quantity of clothing, a hat
and pair of boots. Mr. Wilson was without
doubt very innocent, but the unfortunate circum-
stance Of bis having the :" toggery'' with him.
caused him TO be brought before Recorder Genois.
and afterwards committed to appear before tile First
District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

The OrEES7s IDEIIGuT which forms an essential ngre.
den in the Graeenbeg Sarsapanla Compound Is probably
superior Sarsapanla Itself Professor Frost oil Charleston,
: C.. speaks of it follows, the Southern Journal Of
Medicine and Pharmacy
Few vegetable productions exhibit power upon tho
system generally. SO powerfully It's action eyefed upon
the capillary and ecreng vessels in changing then lnofd
states conditions. and dispOsng them 10 healthy
action, that it greatly TO be preferred, Nc, NC lie
further adds That If chrome diseases and chrome IN
Examinations, and also the long train OF consequences that
follows syphilis, that It's efficacy is best exhibited,
The superiority OF the Graeienberg Sarsapana Compound
may be thus stated
lst II is composed of a number Of the most eicacious
vegetables in the whole range OF the Maena Medical IN adj
I'd These are 50 highly concentrated that there are many
doses the bottle than Of the very largest bottles
advertised
3d. This concentration renders ito SaaparIla what Qu
no better than ordinary O0tbeer-sourng the stomach
and spelling the bottles. To weak infusion Of SaT>a
panl when suphate OF the article may be had, Is Ike
taking bark instead Of Qunine, or Ike travelling IN sCOW
against strong current instead Of a swift steamer.
These things being So let all who have made up thef
minds to any SdBapanUa that OF the GTaefenbers
Company II Is warranted TO he ten times more encaglOus
than any other knOWunO matter how llge the bottle or
extTavagant the Advertisements. As SPRING hEDICNEs,
the Gfaeenharg Vegetable Pills the GraeenDerg Health
Bltte and the Graetenberg SaBapana Compound should
supercede all others For universal the Pills and Bttes
are of incalcuabe value Those who take them need
to- The General gent for Louisiana and Mississippi,
ID. HANSBROUGH, " CG1RD street, New Orleans La.
to whom applications for gencles may be addressed
~" For sale by WELD & 90. Periodical Agents, y
Camp street F.; ALFRED HUNTER corner Of Exchange
Place and CustOmhOuse st.; e. VAN FEISON. corner
Magazine and Bartholomew ss }. WRIGHT s. co, Isl
Chares St: J. BLADO. u Condo ST., New Orleans
THOS. COOK, Postmaster, city OF Lafayette J. l.. VAN
| BOKKELLEN, corner Camp and st. Mary SIS JOHH
FOEE KEEL corner Ievee and Seventh sts. Lafayette aud
CHARLES BENNEOT. CarfolltOn, LA. Ie';'-''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

STAGBING Observation-Disclosures Lagan was yes
lerdav charged before acting Recorder GOlding,
VITA having on the Both inst, dangerously stabbed
negro with intent to kill him. The negro belongs
to Sterling Nesbitt, of Richmond, Va, and is here
in charge of Messrs. Robinson q Randolph We
did not learn the cause of the difficulty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-31

LARcENy.-Adam Steiger was yesterdaycharged
,al0re Recorder Golding with having on the 23d
INST stolen the sum of $35 from the house 1877 Ca
r,ndeIet street The money belonged to Jacob
~diel, who made the affidavit, and on which
MaIrant was issued.