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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

L,OK sALE-THE ENTIRE OR THE ONE HALF Int
rest the Lease Is unexped) toget her with
Furniture, Fixtures and improvements Of the Public House
long and avoaby known The Place. No. IS Nassau
nearly opposite the Sun Buildings The proprietor being
other business after the LIST
much Of his time TO 1.-The Place requires would dispose
Of the whole the above interest to uascd
embarrassment and OF good character to whom is
pornhy arrangements made by that time For further
particulars OF LEWIS FORD, on Premises
10 A. and p.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

wigs ard TOulSees-An Persons Wishing =
superior Wig Scalp should BA1yn
nanufactor No Wal street before elsewhere and
pearance and durability NB.-Pnvate lifting wss
The Che apest and Best Place In the City to
get Boot Caters Ann street. near
The Museum His best French Boot ~ So second quality
frx m 60 to 81 Congress Boots So 81 to 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRIVATE
Treatise sc e. Grsenvch street oiee hours to Y A. A.
TO NJ tShnday exceptod Those who apply In tho csry
stages win be surprised the raIdy and little incon
attending their IL chiefly however those who have sui
pry appreciate his services In rcur from It's nrst or met
pen TO its advanced and distressing iron nncom
mon advantages in addition very extensive practice In this
oompan no afford rapid and radical cure which, DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

iG u; On do r7. Brokers' B,rcd'6 wrs l, Ill
p. - 80 East ishu Co. ia; - Cpacurl R4lrol
7 Is do do k a. do lioston and PROV dsaee iar al 9l
ao fosnn ~ Worcester Railroad 81 ri.h. BISON a
VAIN. Ralro.d 81 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

Gold Pens. GrentOn'." Celebrated War
rant Dirmond Pens admitted
and cheapest pens in the world They indesuce except
by actual violence be had only Cedar street.
Also, "Josah Hayden Go spencer Randeifs" Levi
Browns" "Albert G. Bsgleys and he and improved
Brown PEN in any quantity At reduced prices Gold pens
and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

On Wednesday morning. the Goth inst, AZ St Ste
yh. ms Church. by che Rev wi liam Morris, MIR L.NG
LTArF ~. Crow, of Wooabri ige, j., to Miss Man
GAEEI /. WILLIAMS of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

CAPTAINS AND PERSONS GOING TO SEA SHOULD
~ possess Rauhs Practical Private Treatise All tive 10
cips 3rc faithfully pvcr in plain language equally useful in
e,,ry ff, or az he ncire Chest frh ed Ion, 3t2 n.
rihrsl Soy hc hsf 10 dc hultr - G:c Wi sts.t fty
r s,,ua!i.d iscc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28


powEgY rnBaTKE-FgIDAY EVENING. JULY y, win
- ,s acted the grand drama { ne sL OF ~ aaac-An-
Ta S,'' SS r1l sss q y 10 e s "a two o.
m W. ard Ne s " he he % js'
iaysat Of FOR UNTO his Sew. Gifted servant.
m Bnrnm mover Mr. @sse' ns AZ a Mr. ste C
open at 4 Pero,Tapee s7s o'clock B'ae' cent
n ibloS AsIuR piAct, BhoADwAi. -t9iDaf EVEN;
H. 6fDpso R6%SS ' Da er' Fp pee Mr. s@'s' s'
cde; Major MINIS Joe John SETON Nancy Spgot Miss
ters 10 he iowef t Miss B,ient .nd xr Manvers who
/, s'i:: A;r Tsis9
Lgyi Torer Ryder rsse,seh, ii. riao' asl,ria s.s
LrNFAI-Roq9ne Jo,s'G a'rsst slS DIVER eno Ads
Gs s''i Haao at before
s4s the performances will commence wih tho Overture
I ~ 's%'s '' s y; LA
Ee NaS A M'h Il ;ssnn,..i ms BsaS To he followed
cSry Vine Mcnsisr Ne ces Nile Bs an S:
S nSsaS and The corps sptsaIo oeviats ne o.eon Of
exclusively even,ns-An extensive ap
c Ss%sss sss % ,sn. y
:. cent?, Gallery l2h cents.
CAS1lE GAKpEN--pERFoKMAhcE TO COMMENCE AT
ng M n "a Of Mrs. Srss ven aaa
Essss s'i NJ : July S s. M
p 1s si kknts M Dsrs Mr. r.
D"pnis Maedcr: To elude with LADIES BEWARE-Graee
Peabody Mrs knight Matilda, Mrs. Haede Lady Beauchamp
hra Vrnon Colonel vavasour Mr. Nicknson; Sir Charles
vssour Mr.. j. 1. Balsx
RuR1ONc THEATRk CHAMBERS STRRET-PRIDAY
tssnns Jul, d win Be Performed the farce Of RAISING
Sn fi An, Mr. Jas Dunn Sam Mr. R,yona Mis-
The new burssque Opera u LUCY Observation-Disclosures
q hoieat Mr. r. Meyer Raimondo, Mr. Jas. Dunn Count
Edgnrdo Sses rne Ravsnswood Mr. John Dunn Lucia
Ch SH Alice a;s Sinclair To conclude With LA JoTA
nck and M Parsoe Dress Circle Pariuette % eta
!sniv Circle or secord ter d Door opsn ct
NJ ALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.--
Beneht OF Mr. PLAClDE-Pna.y Evening. July - lsly,
Val 10 performed THE LAST MAN-WsntworIh Mr.. Nagls;
"a hsp%aa Lucy Dale Mrs Rodgers After wh'h M AND
~ Magic Peter White, r Piacids Widow White NJ:
ta:hes Mn. White, Mrs Blake, To conclude with ABlN
hAsSAN.The Caliph Mr. a'Bsetstt; Abon Hsssan, Nj.
ehnes Assrour. Mr. Radcliffe; zabouc Mr. Pacds Page,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

Ladies' Going IN the u"try Those Of our
lacy readers who wish handsome and
lake with them in the suntry them j.
Miller l22 Canal where lad es misses
chdrens boots and shoes Of sill Kinds prices
Der the place. j. b. Miller 2 anal near West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

Saunders Toilet Articles. % cssing Cases and
Fancy Cutlery l4 BrOsdwsy Of Liberty street. 81
Bradway The bscroer respectfully call the attention Of The
variety squaed in the city, they beeD
se regard qpay and in Al warranted a. HAUN
DERe BON. lH and So Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28
IN, .osINlONs ELEVENTH LECruRE. BEING rut

- Tt u IF 'vuIsr, VIII ~ on NrltWre, Whlcn viii
et Nc iir alvey House Roadway and Crni s;re: on
ann 9Y vtnt the .N inst Ct Nt rto.h Nslrqi ri.r
i.ad.a.3 and .cn,n t,ile. attend Ls.t.ls if,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

D6tTR FAWt EFT HAS REMOVED his OFFICE TO 80
Dey street. where he can lie consulted all
lhe yield TO his mode of treatment which
miner u system Structures cured the approved plan
persons ha have jurcd themselves by ndereet
~ - W cer'ainty of cure. Office 81 by street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

RiChclicu Dia mOnd Pointed Pens, sold by
AT ON Co.. are the best and che in Pos
Wholesale retail reduced prices Also fine assortm mt
of Gold Holders. Gold Pens repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

n situated dreety the East River aud rspl,te
with elegance and comfort. takes this If uforunr The
puzzle that SIZE will receive limited number Misses into her
family Every advantage will be offered the moral
aud intellectual improvement Of the young ladies In
her charge while the heavy Boarding School will he
avoided English French Muse Drawing Painting and Fancy
Needle Work. will be taught by highly qua lied
teachers For further PARTICULARS please apply the Office Of
wer circulars with reerence- Re can e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

M ECHANlCb HALL. NO. az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
N1 Grand and Broome stree-honday July a. and every
night during the week. The ORIGINAL CHKISTYS MINIS
TT Els whose during ted
with such distinguished favor and the
honor Of announcing that owing
ampled SUGGEST, they will remain in this city give their
mol dm, Is
Door At Concert commencing ct O'clock On
Saturday, July 30 afternoon Concert at
O'Clock. Manager and Director, Z r. CHRTSTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

DANvARDs MAMMOTH PAsORANA OF THE uIsSIsL
- nppi River painted three mes canvass beng the
largest W the co.d ct t5s Panorama Building
oepted Admison ~ children price Tho Psnora
ma win scmmence moving At ooooh precisely Afternoon
axbjr ID Saturdav AZ ococL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

n OTlCE-ThE SUBSCRIBER GIVES HIS PERSONAL
N attention to buying selling and exchanging Estate
OF all descriptions In Boston vicinity Also tor larre
Der Of different sections Of the from
Sow to $1,UO. Notes and mortgages negotiated.
w. MAYNARD No. Congress rtrest. Bnstan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

w ANIED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUA HON.
She understands cooking. washing and ironing,
ecto to go hort IN the country Best Of
can be given Apply 81 Whitehall "a floor two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

snllapt m en- embems our vctor;as ana nj
ude people city, for tho services which Won have
ndeied dwell upon the history which they designed
CONNIE morale en anu rehesrse 70 your children and your
.onp.ns sor. ua you snnu % called upon finally
kinss transmit item ms mr. cns b M 70 'ne Mug Oh
the mo.t nearly allied to you in life and who in Ia , si
cherish thu after your On behalf then Of the Com
MIN Council ue City q New York tender for your
p h .ne ~ ~ ~eh nave referred and ask to
rnrsn ati,es we are will cherish b ~ a. OUT Ely wnsse
lection the services which you have REFORMED in The
which has acded u brilliant wreath to our
glory and cast halo around brows which
mona en- on ms Sne might envy The tatered flag which
nov W W. i al I you 30 nooiy defended
Of orr c;ty together with The evdspo 81 tS s
banner w,oucht h. Tho 81 G VI ue
indeed the last best giit of heaven 70 man
proof Of Holy you are worthy of our conf
dence and entitled TO our wnrmest thanks may
NY remam III. nome q those who like you ready
@ % ana 70 stand as sentines around
sm;ds he con motions which aps now W. IT'S. secur ana
Land arks Of the European world our cuntrv au
the model republic Of the nne century to which the
people other countries will flock doves the w1ndows and
around whom We VIII throw the shield Of protection
, ,h, @ @ b ~ 'c ia Ton where we
iii ever wave WV s'"u ''rfeso' our couh Ty,
Ger the land Of the free and the home NJ tho braxa.
THE RETURN TO FORT HAMILTON.
O'CLOCK, the o der war gwen for the volunteers
to get on board the steamer to return to their camp at
Fort Hamilton; and an attempt was made to march
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

GAYS CANCHALAGUA.--THIS AVAILABLE AND
" unique California Medical Plant its developed
rapidly suTeredng every medicine, simple Of
ng the healthy Of the is tone
In feyers puonary complaints and all diseases heh may
traced " VI the bowels npurty blood its
superior eeacy is commencing gener attention The
proprietor with to subject the
ny Will be gratied IN making known physicians
lids who be pleased to call the Depot Broadway some
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

w Ah1ED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION TO
" do general Homework, coOk wash and iron) best
Of city references he produced Please call So Mcoug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

L,Uk sALE-A BAkGAIN-A VERY SUPERIOR AND
fat sailing Sail Boat Chnker built decked third over
copper vit.d throughout has centre board
her ergtb feet inches by fet beam than one
half sd value will he her. app cation At
No " dsnI streei Hohoken third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28
WAkTED-A 10Y WHO UNDERSTANDS TYING SODA
W Water Apply to GEORGE EAGLE $50 Fulton st. before

WAN1ED-THREE OR FOUR GOOD COMPOSlruhs
w can obtain situations at this Office Apply Fore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

A YOUNGGENILEAAN, PROFESSOR MlySIC A RI "
"A srriv.d from Germany wishes to be with rspectabs
Teacher the Panoorte Being particularly desrous f i'm
proving the English language Of which he already
than render his Ineligible and uau
his charg,s will be comparatively moderate Address H.
Herald Once. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

as l1rs bP-ae NJ ne'Toy vas an @ "S'lt0aist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
"sEEN THROUGH GLASS DARKLY.'

The Editor Of The Wing, who had The orpor-
unity Of seeing the Democratic speakers on We'd
Jay might, "ttrou.h window which looked
ed into The Hail." upon Ibis slight evidence al
Temps TO turn them into lidicule. 1t also "heard
the muiierins thunder" and ashway writes a
sneeling editorial A fine commentary, truly,
upon the jus ice and fairness Of Wing criticism
As the Wing expected, we had the pleasure
Yesterday OF publishing ihc resointons-and We
did introduce them with cheering words the sim
ceriy of which we te!,. We are glad 10 see thai,
al last The Whie sees the necessity Q! calling a
Wing meeting The Dem, cratic resolutions are
before Inc world; will he Whiss join issue with
them. respond" to Mr. Gay, and particularly
endorse the votes Of Mr. Bcrs2 We rnst that
there will be no backing or, TO falkland malt
measures proposed; bu; tia! The issues rendered
by The Democracy Willie folly and sqnarely met
IN this same article, The Wig Jugs in Ms.
Eors, ana iei:e.aies is own ni-ierle' enau' -
OF The course Of "iwen'Y-oid Southern Locotoco
members" OF The Wino Proviso. That hum
bug csy W. have exposed in another article to-
day.
We are anxious TO see whether The Wings OF
Richmond can be dragooned into The support OF
MIR. Bots views on the Mexican war. That is
not, The question
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
POETRY.
I From, the Home Journal J

| r
SONG
CONE. I'VE SOMETHING SWEET TO SING foc
Come, I've something swee, 20 sing you,
Ami parting word &c say;
Nay! gaze not thus upon me,
That to- night I seem 80 gay,
For, though my lip looks mHftul,
And my cheek is glowing 100,
All! my heart is very joyless,
For IFS thoughts are all Of you;
And if my eyes seem higher.
Altheir lus,te's made u iears,
For think you forget love,
Tina, we part ro.ri2hi FIR years?-
All, no! boz couc an n>ten,
Will. glad li-ns> are away,
For. I'ye some hing sweet 10 sing you,
And parlins worc 10 say.
have watched you while you mingled
With The jewellers tonight,
WIN soulsss words upon your lip,
And smiles of forced delight,
And I've lisen'd-oh how painfully
To every hollow tone,
Which fell upon Ty spirit
Like an echo Of mine own.
We have me, OF laie as strangers,
Or as those who day by day
With customs vacant smile, will meet,
And pass upon their way;
But we cannot part thus sadly,
VINO may meet no more Tor ave:
For, Pre somehins swee, TO sing you,
And pairing word 20 say.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

The Washington Correspondent; Of the Balti-
more Sun refers 10 the signs in Congress that lie
Wi!uot PIoyiso will not be seriously pressed,
and that this source OF anxiety will soon cease 10
exist. II this he SO, the Southern Wing press
will be deprived Of their most powerful argument
against territorial indemnify!
The same writer quo!es rumcr that Generals
Scott, Worth and Pillow, and Col. Duncan are
al! to he recalled, and Gen. Taylor to be sent to
Mexico. 10 .asc The command in chief. We put
little faith in the repori, bu; give i, ior what il
ie ,vnrih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
THIKT;ETH CONGREss--Firsts Session.
TuuRspAY, JAN. 6, ls48.
SENATE.

Mr. Turney presented The credentials ni 'nS
Hon. Dixon H. Lewis, whlcn were ieau' e"'
Nr. Lewis was qualified and LOOK ms seal H.,
.rnnsi report of the Board Of Regents OF Inc
Sm;,b.,nian Insti;u;ion. with some accompany
NO 9ornmen,s. which were ordered 10 be printed
!, was ordered ina. when the Senate adjourn il
be TO Monday next
A:r, N,astn submitted resolution extending
10 The Editors Of The Union the same pTlviege.o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

In our columns will be iound an advertisement
OF he Buckingham Female COLLEGE, under the
direction 81 Rev C.. Blackwell The Christian
Advocate Of his city speaks in he highest terms
Of the ability and competency OF the Principal
and The great advantages Of the Institute.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
NI1V

TINE Proprie,ors of this House take pleasure
in Informing the Virginia pubic mat 'hty
haze employed Mr.. VIM. JacqueIin Iaylor, 10Y
me,Iy Of Richmond, 10 aid in lis manasemrn..d
TIE House having been recently repaired dau
newly furnished, is now complete IN every 'e'
'pec' a' d A''' e'A TIE PRoPRlEToRs;
The Undersigned will be glad TO see all Of bis
o,d friends a, NE U. S. HoieI, whenever they W,
sit SIT Washington Ct feeling satisfied thai he has " IN
his power to please them 10 every respect eel m
Jan 4-c2aw3% W.
sIWbig requested TO copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

Key Yves, (FIor!al has Just elected Demo
cratic Mayor, P. J. Foniane, and three Demo
cratic and one VIII. Alderman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

TEMPLAR LOPEZ No. 16-meets every Friday evening
at Crescent Hail. Camp st. Ofice-G. w R. Baily, Gi
Harmon Doane v G Dudley Chase Secretary Edward
Pillsbury Treasurer
COVENANT Lopez, No. 17-meets in the Hall of Wash
ingOn Lodge, No, 3, Third Municipality, every Tuesday
evening" Officers for the tem-D Forbes, G;
Jacob DiTmeyer, G; Thomas w PanWyck, Secretary;
Wheeler, Treasurer.
NATIONAL LODGE No I8-meets every Friday evening,
at lie Charres street Oficers-E. j. Gomez. CT " Ale
man, G; "A. Gonzales Vigil Sec'y; J. Rabasa TREASURED
ETOILE PoLAIRE, NO9-meet every Wednesday evening
at Enendshin Hail. l6 Charities ST. OticerS- Chs Amme
Nc; K de ATmas O. T. Beau, FT.i Ed Barnet, sec y
9t5s clock, at friendship Hail lis Chartresst Officers
". Emerson. n G; v. Boullemet, VIC; R. F. Harrison
sec'y; K. j. Morrison, Treasurer.
INTERIOR LODGES-Feliciana Lodge, No meets at
bayou sara. De Soto Lodge No z, at Baton Rouge,
-. Mary Lodge, No 90 at Franklin Meth Lodge No
u, at Shreveport Louisiana Encampmenl, NO Z, 4"
Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCAMPNIENT OF PATRIARCHS-meets
at Friendship Hall Chartres street, on - 81 "a
evenings. Oficers-C. w Whital NJ VIC Pat II
r w 6 sen'r Warden Ii. p Andrews, x w g T. y
Kirkland, W G Treasurer.
WILDEY ENCAMPMENT No. I-meets in the Hall
OF the Grand Lodge LIST and I'd Saturdays OF each month
OffcGTS-rhOmas IL. Shields, & p VIM. w. Herbert, III r.
:Crckard w; 7. A. johnson, w; +. Deesdernier, $
Ii. Williams, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT-Meet in the Hall
Of Washington Lodge No 3, Mangny Buildings Third
Municipality the St and third Mondays OF every MONTH
ii z; r T. Webb, : W. John s Maunsel Scribe; w
Moore Treasurer Dimeyer, W.
HOBAH ENCAMPMENT No. 3 meets at Crescent
Halt 10 Camp g. on ID and 4h Saturdays Of each month
w; Joshua jackson, W. G. w. K. Bailey, Scnbe Geo
Z. IsawrasOn, Treasurer
LA SALE ENCAMPNIENT No 5--Instituted 28th
March, lS45 Meets the fs and third Thursday OF each
month OF Friendship Hall, No i6 Chares Off
cers-W, l.. Gushing G P ; w. McDntf, II P; e. J. Co.
mezt w L. +, Tower, Scribe q. W. Race, Treasurer,
w. Ii. Foster, w.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25
MEDICAL, TREATMENT.

nR. A. CULLEN has removed his Office from IS Roya
~ street to No 10 Watcher street. near the Arcade lie
still continues Structure, his system-remoy
ing the worst structure without any OpeTatonenuey ~
drunee business diet Dr. Cullen well known in
New Orleans and the surrounding country to need any putt
standardization. On application to BT. " he VIII IeieF
you TO hundreds Of the first standing in this city who have
Oei culeu IN he lasJ zen years on ms new Pt iese o,l
anqeNamlne i9ry yourselves Nopay required Whoul azure
selected rheumatism cured GonoHhga cured IA thIss
eg~ Remember Is NATCHEz STREET, near the Arcade,
Postpaid letters puncuay attended TO IN all confidence AMI
medicine securely packed and sent TO any part OF Tia
country. mh25 6m
TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS
CtOMSTOCK. s. co, 50 POYDR.aS STREET,ha
- on hand the following Genuine Medicines, which
HAYS NIMENT is warranted to cure any case Of the Piles,
jew DAyID's Of HEBREW PLASTER; where it IS applied
pam cannot zl5t-Prce otthe genuine 81 cents pei box
BR, mCNAIRs ACOUSTIC Ola certain cure for Deg
and all complaints of the Ear-Prce 81 per flask
LANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY " Il
cure of Asthma, Dyspepsia, DahRa COstvenes.
Liver COmpa nt, etc.
,MqrHERs RELIEF-for those ladies about becomhg
CoMsTpcK's EXTRACT OF SARsAPAR1LLA-lor Purity
ing the blOod-Puoe, soc per bottle 81 perdOzen.
case either Nervous or Bilious. illyOu tyit
WIsrARs B4LsAM OF WILD CHERRY aud Dr. Bar
THoLOhEWs EXPEcTORAET PINK SyKuP-iOr Coughs
Colds Pain in the Breast and Side, and all Chest and Lung
Complaints.
FAHNEsToCK's and KoLmsTooK's VERM1FUaE-ior
Worms in children This Remedy for Worms is one Of tls
THE EAST INDA HAIR DIE will color the Hair Jet bla ok
or THROWN, and warranted not to stain the skin.
kEw's LINIHEET and INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIEER is
warranted to cure OF Rheumatism or Govt Contra Cts
ed Cords and Muscles.
OhpBIGEs GENUINE BALM C0LUMBA-lor making
the HargrOw on bald heads preventing the hair from falling
out and treelng 1t from daudrUG.
THE WONDER AND BLESSING or THE AGEp' Date
LEYs and CoNNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR viii
prove apesslng to all those who 1t. u SOVEREIGN
remedy for all Burns Sore Eyes, Feions, Ulcers BRUISES
IlcDolOeUX, ETyspeias and all complaints which need
external application. By It's uhamatiOns are remove
swelllngs reduced and modification stayed
EZf Cautt0R-Ath the above named articles sold only y
HpG4 II COMHIOCk ~ Co 80 POydTas ID
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25
MEDICAL EARn.

" y n n II " NJ Il " GA l. y K lC &
49,, No., No: ID CdRONDELET ST.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-Nne years permanently located in
\ this CITY, combined with the unyaed ec-
mar system OF treatment for Syphitic, Mercuria aud all
ChTonIc complaints has met with during that time has fully
ana sOunuly established our reputation.
The Southern Mdical Office " No Is CarOHdc{ff sfrry
established in lS4O for the Of an Chronic affections IS
with lew exceptions, known 10 all the only object OF ii Is
cards TO inform those who know not its location thai
hcted with any OF those private diseases which uuOnu
natey so prevalent they consult with certainty aud
guarantee of cure.
To those especially, who from an mmoderate use of Me-
cury malpractice or Secondary Syphilis causing Modes
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, itching the chest
bOtches on the skin, ulcers in the throat general debility
nave ruined their constitution recommend to call
us for we confident that the prompt and permanent re-
elhey will derive from the active effects OF our treatment
we profess.
We do boast of making rapid and hasty cures but orr
satisfaction is to perform thorough and radical ones In "a
short aspace Otme possibly be done with adyan-
tage and safety to the patient.
we Will not here, through newspaper medium enter IN
any elaborate remarks regarding yeneTea affections
disease that unfortunately pTevades all ranks society," NJ
aud poor, matrimonial and SINGLE all will observe is II
class his peculiar with any of those that we desne 81.
tfease,) by calling at our Office will #
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire
~ often happens that an Ill timed of shame or daad
OF discovery deterS patient nom applying those who from
education and Tespectably, can befriend him DELAYING
treatment t all the constitutional symptoms of this bnTr
disease make their appearance. - WIS ' -
IOSuch, the doctor pledges himself to preserye the most
voaPle secrecy and from bis extensive practice and xpe
ne ne can confidently recommend safe and speedy cue
OtEooDy 10 ~ j.. G. THOMSON.
mon sign Of the Marble Hsculapian Statue. Private en-.
rance t door TO the right OF No u.s. in Carondeet street
iI'd1e egfess uncommon and CaTOudeetss myl6 I'm