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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

LEcruRE.-Prof 5ecchi de Casali VIII denver d
c,urs on Plus TX and the Jesuits At the Brooklyn re-
male Academy this evenins
DEATHS AND ISTERMEsTs-For the week emo
Ia, Esb ah ls43-Male 50; Females, s. Adults 1sOhi-
ds,r a. Total 63, Of whom Is were rom new TOT
Their diseases were az follows viz Asthma eon,uP
ZION convulson. Group, 2; congestion OF we
& child birth 81 cancer In the stomach eataiepsy
debility d. lerium tremeus. desthutlon, eIysipe
La puerperal fever scarlet tover ypnoio ieNei
eoosssys fever Inflammation OF the OO~eis, in
aammson OF the lungs iahamn OF the oIao u.
iemInaon OF the Sch 2; inflammation OF me thtose
INFLAMMATION OF the liver accidentally killed Ino'
dcatfon | (; old sss. 8 premature bir'h Nstio,a,
unknown influenza, spnola, droPsy IN VIC ne'''
) dropsy in the abdomen, l.
GosE TO SING SrsG.--William Haughey, con
vsd II receiving stolen goods was yesterday taken 70
sing Sing by Sheriff Van Noorhis, 10 serve OUT az
snes of two years and eight months IL 10 s@tea TAI
hs TWO trials cost him 5000 and the County OF ninss
$1,000.
GAMBLIk6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ton lsst
evsnug entered a cellar in Yorkst and sirested twelve
colored persons who engaged in gambling ana o'hs
wise disturbing the peace
E-Christopher Duify, who was lately
Indicted for spe upon tue person OF Catharine cD0
Yesterday concluded TO marry her % save hse
o dissaeesba consequences and the knot was ACCORD
in,insly tied By Justice Garrison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

~ w. L H. Rowland, Phisdelphis, Msnufsctursn Of
Saws and Cosch Springs 81 south.secondst. 2a2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

Saws and Cosch Springs OIL south'secondSt <ot wv
saSDss sAsslPAaLLA-sIILL FARTHER PRoor.-Ths
following letter from Rev b. 8. ssnborn written at the
request Mrs Harris another proof OF the great superb
sourB BARkE, W. Feb 10. 1919
MEssss. sANDs-Gentlen<n: have been requested ~
r Betsy Harris Of this place. who has been using your
Sasapsrs to ssy that her health Is nearly reeovssed
ana although before using medicine she was not so'
10 do any work for than two years She 10 nov
slmost completely restored to health aud laoors most OF
the She suffered under complication Of diseases
such a. are incident to females repeatedly under the
care OF the eminent physicians and frequently CON-
bed for weeks together say the least your
medicine has had most wonderful eject ON her WHO"
.ysem and she expresses the most sincere efstifuds
the great efficacy OF your Sssspsrila In restoring hsI
health. Yours. truly b. o. SANooH"
Prepared and sold, wholesale end retail. by A. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner Of WI
Iaunst 27S Broadway, and II East Brosdwsy Newton
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout the Unee
States. Plice 81 per bottle. or six bottles for ~
rwIt i. not often thai we I'D suoDs the Medical
Faculty sufficient caDdor scy merit whstsvsso
Patent Msdienes it conflicts with their interest,"
70 debut below give a exception.
OPINION oF REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
FxIr.R, Me. Sept. so, ls<S.
This srti6es that have recommended the use OF VIE
raRs Bssam Of wild Cherry for diseases Of the Lsn
for two years past and many bottles to my hnovlsdss
have been used By my patients, all with benensisi "
sais In where IL ~as thought eobffmed SeS
sump,ion had taken pses tho Wild Cherry effected ssas
Z eoYDEN, Physician ss Exeter Corner
None gsnuioe unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrspP~
Fcrssle by A B. 4 d. SANDS Druggists, 100 Fulton
cor William Agents for THE city also ct rs broAvC
and II East Broadway; and BY Druggists sss~sV
thross hoat the Usted ststes
c. cossrrArios lCo.tiven.ss) permsnssty ssss.
without medicine injsetons OF bsshs, BY the rev ss
/ Improved "wAsroxs Ervalsnta" . vegetable fOe1~
Very superior to any before made or inpoiess
whospseAsss Of ss s. So quarter packets OF ia ~
Twsaty ave per cent deduction to whosssls dsslsn-
sold eay BY the subscribers. tsseeessos to Hsm0ese
Col g5s Broadway, doors seath Of stuAns Ssv ns's
bailaius. A. MccorrEh
/ s.w.rs Of spurious Esyalenta fefs.soAs
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loorrsspondsass q TIE cls.ssHt; 2 /.

NEW YORK. NOV 10 Ao1o@
Eds crsersDt well election times are over. We have
recovered from e heat and burden of the battle and most
folks breathe eer" Taylor is President the republic Is
comparatively quiet for about three yeaqoet az least on
one great subject and the Universal Yankee Nation Is
saved How spIenddly the Northern States, the biggest
and richest Of them voted your Louisiana Planter Does
this look like spite towards the Souh2 That feeling
which some mistaken gents in latitude (though not
precisely in your ongitude are SO fond OF assembling 70 as
For my part confess did nat vote ofthe old General but
am willing to all the good developments ofthe election
nevertheless To me beautiful thought that the fra
tenty" which forms the third ingredient in what Monsieur
Crapeau after, already exists-wIth liberty and
elsewhere unequalled amount of eanaity'in this Re-
public Whoever doubts it. look at the grand maOrides
Pennsylvania and New York. for the old Southener Tay
lorand when convinced make Of and don't babble
Of sectional feeling" any more
New York, about these times, most unsteady pervaded
We have had the German Musical Society. company Of
twenty-five splendid performers led by Tenschow the Ger
man composer-a remarkable and superior band NOW we
have GungPs Band-Josef Gung'l haven't you heard OF
him and his three tact time and his folks Oh, if you
have nj you had better about it. because the musical e
les say that he is great and besides that his corps will
make circle around the land, and take in New Orleans by
the way.
DO see that New York sends two editors to Congress
Greeley goes this winter and Brooks (of the ExpTes) next
Well we'll it lucky the two are to be separated by the dis
lance of nine monthsor their nteminabe chickering's and
penghts kept the pasans Of each fire. for months
and onths past Greeley likely do good il he would
but try on such points Posoice REFORM giving the cleo
ton of officers the people, wherever practicable and such
like But the probability is that he will leave all these, and
try for The chimericsl accomplished estab
lishment Of Protective Tariff" or some such by-gone
nonsense.
New York nowadays is brilliant and busy with crowds
of strangers General Butler Mrs Polk the Van BuEens,
and divers more celebrities, be in Broadway, offs
morning or at some place of entertainment in the evening
Poor Manager Fry His very name is descriptive of the
condition Of musical director He has sulkng and
quaeng and hair pulling trouble him than other
mortal soul He holds tight rein, however, and will either
make or break-probably the latter. MANHATTAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

MOBILE THEATRE.-The Tribune has rather
a lengthy notice of the opening of the theatrical
season at Mobile, and appears not to estimate the
talent of the new company very highly
BALLooNING APPLIED TO THE CURE OF DIS
EAsE.-A young French saUant is occupying HIM
self with the application of aerosaon to the cure OF
disease It is well known that in mid dog days,
the aeronaut procures to HIMSELF at WILL according
to the elevation he chooses, the GOODNESS that re-
freshes, or extreme cold that benumbs. Does he
wish vapor bath-he traverses a cloud. Does he
seek an electrical shock gratis-he enters the zone
Of thunder Has he need of being bled-he rises
ten thousand feet, and the blood gushes from his
nostrils, etc. As counterpoise to the success Of
an application of this theory, falls are dangerous
and ascensions costlv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30
Presidential Election.
8 ILLINoIs-Tbe returns from all the counties but
seven as given in the St Louis Republican, sum up

ILLINoIs.-Tbe returns from all the counties Dnt
seven, as given in the ST. Louis Republican, sum up
as follows:
Cas- .717I
Taylor. ....'....-.......- .....- 0Ol4
Cass's majority. ........-. -. .ll9f
In eli counties Van Buren, received s791 votes-em-
bracinq all the Northern counties, where the
heaviest vote was poIled for him. The remaining
80 counties vii probably swell his vote to about
II 600 Ia these counties to hear from, Polk
had the following majorities: Clay 222, DeIk4lb
100, Henry 10, Eoquois ~ Johnson $50, Union 523,
Williamson 5s7-iotal 1872. From the above it
would appear that Taylor carry the State, would
have to gain 3O29 in the seven counties named. IL
is probable that Cass has secured the electoral vote
by about $500. Folks maj. in IA was 12849
YIRGINIA.-In 1873 counties Taylor gains over
Folks majority 4453-Polks majority in IA was
$685. Five counties to hear frOm-viz Jackson,
Logan, Braxton, Nicholas and elmer. The En-
qurer (dem) says the majority for Cass and Butler
will be about 1900
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MRS. McCLUSKEY,
no TIE LADTE
NEW Goods! CHEAP GOODsH
~ AT BROWNS EEw-YoRE STORE, No. los

eY~ AT BROWNS NEW-YORK STORE, No. 1os
PoYdras street, 4ES5
GILK GOODS Watefed, Satin striped, eros du Rim,
- Paids etc. super black Silk Velvet, Bombazine. extra
fine Apacas French Merinos, Aqula LustTes, Bareges
Cashmees, De LANES French Chintzes, entirely design
and rich c0lorings
GLOVES-Ladies and Gentlemen's Kid, SILK and Mode
Gloves of all descriptions and finest quality Fnnges and
Gmps of all cOlors. DressmakeB Trimmings of all kinds
200 pounds of Whalebone superior quality by the pound or
smaller quantity cheaper than offered in The city.
STEEL TRIMMINGS Steel Beads. of finest quality, at
12 per bunch; rich Velvet Bags Steel purses Zephyr
Worted Worsted patterns and Trimmings; Laces and EN-
bToideres, etc.
IRISH LINENS. = A good article of pure Linen At 50
per hapiece; also. fine quality at p 70 ~ cts per yard
worth 35 to 80 cts also finest quality for bosoms etc.
BLEACHED SHIRTlNGS.-A good article for family
at yard Ginghams. fast eoors at u cts per
yard Prints at cts per yard good quality at "a cls,
worth 10 cts per yard Kerseys at 10 Cts per yard-lower
than can be bought At wholesale
AMERICAN PRIETs.-A splendid assortment OF new
styles Mernmae Fall River and COchec0 Prints equal IN
coong and design to French Prints and at half the price Of
similar quality.
TT The assortment is very general embracing almost
every article pertaining to Staple and Fancy Gentlemen
Furnishing and Thread and Needle Store. With facilities
unsurpassed for receiving goods regularly from Newly ok by
the steamers many of them bargains from the Newf Ork
auctons-and monthly saving of from 500 to 500 in rent
and expenses the above articles be sold lower than
be purchased in the city without personal sacrifice
Newly okers accustomed to the low prices OF the North will
find goods quite low at of the cheap
in Newly Ofk city. nl7 til
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

AMERICAN THEATRE. - Last evening La Somnam-
bula repeated for the third tme to n and fashion
able house the vOcas appear become greater avotes
each evening. Tonight attractive bill is offered,
that cannot fail to draw large audience TO the American.
the favonte operatic drama of Guy Mannenng,D with
several additional introduced and enacted by Miss B-
emit, MessH. Brough and Manners, supported by Ms.
Greene as Meg MerriIies Mr. Spear the Dominic, and
the whole strength ofthe company be followed by the ad
mirabe comedy Of Simpson & Co." The entertainments
offered nightly at this house highly appreciated and the
management seem endeavOhng offer great attraction to
their patrons
ST. CHARLEs.-That pOpusrplay. the Lady Lyons.
will be presented this evening at the St. Charles in which
Mr.. Vandendoff win appear. See advertisement
ORLEANS THEkTRE.-The charming opera Of / 'EeIair
(he hghting) win be produced this establishment this
evening for the first time this We would sdvise all
lovers Of music to attend. The company excellent and
the opera caunot fail be well performed. What will
doubtess-ndependent of the musc-attract Numbers Of
our citizens the fact that Gen Taylor has been invited
and has consented to be present No should miss this
opportunity Of seeing the President elect.
DAN RIoEs C1Rcus.-Aons. Piquet and bis pupil Master
Willie who made their first appearance there last night,
likely to be among the attractive features aths
ular establishment II sgnor Germans horse, which from
the novelty of the act somewhat atactabe the night
before fully sustained the high expectations that enter
tained Of him. His Italian trick dogs not the least
appsuded Of the beautiful performances last night To-
night in addition 70 all these. Mr. J. Mcfarland the great
equiibrst upon the tight rope makes his debut that
with Dan Rice Nile Rosa Glenn Ro Jean. and Others in
fact two companies united there presented stronger
force than has been shown arena in America
large portion Of the audience last night ladies
SBAEks ARoADE Ii win be BY reference to an ad-
versemsn in another column, that Messn Tufs Dgges
have taken Banks Arcade and newly fitted the rooms
for the accommodation Of boarde and furnished the bar
aa1
this community and an loven Of good eating and drink
inr viii end inducements 70 visit the Arcade.
THE CREsoRSr CRY BAR RooM.--A new and splendid
bar room, under iris nsme to be opened to-day It The
Of Cuomhonse and Front Streets The hospitabls
proprietor Of tie house. viii b seen By al advertisement
IN another column, invites the public 10 paEake of agni
centlunch.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

CRANBERRIEs.-This delicious berry is so plen-
Giful in Wisconsin and Minnesota, that we think the
latter, after that Territory has been admitted into
the Union, must be called the " Cranberry State -
1t there needs no cultivation-though like every
wild fruit, would always well repay it. 1t is a
mistake to suppose that the plant will not grow ex-
cept in swamps. II fourishes best in swamps, but
will live in almost any SOIL and thrive in soils that
are moist
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30
CONGRATULATIONS

Whole number of votes, 1874, 7s2 Taylor's majority
over Cass, q, 7SS; do. over Van Buren,, 22939;
Cass and Van Buren, over Taylor, y ,345; Clay
over Polk, 14,242. Returns from Phillipston and
Wilmington not received within the time specified
by law. No returns received from Bolton
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DAN RIoEIs CIRous.

50 cents Pit Is cert'; Colored Boxes 50 cents.
TFJHF COSTUMES, TRAPPINGS and ACCOUTREMENTS
are the elegant used any Arena in the country
The PAVILION exceedingly earaeious and comfortable
The HORSES probably the best stud used any Circle
The TROUPE the and talented that have
been be eongegated. Among them DAN RICE
King of Testers; Mile ROSA, the living EQue
trenne: GLENN ROI, the Rider Of The World Mons
THORN, the accomplished performer extant; Yankee
THRIFT, the famous Northern Clown; II. P. MADIGAN, F.
ROSSTEN, BURNISH, DAY and Of gentlemen
Artistss; MesdaInes RICE, NASH, THRIFT, MADIGAN,
ETC.; MENTER'S BRASS BAND, led by the distinguished
Bugler, ABNER MENTER.
t dramatic and eccentric Trick Ponies Big Thunder
Flash Dash drooso0k, will appear. Also, Sgnor
GERMAN, the celebrated italian Rider; W. o. DALE the
Ninety Somerset and the popular young JAMES
HERNANDEZ.
THE BULL-FlGHT Sports o. Old Spain and THE TOURNA
Of Old Enr and win be hrong h m6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

WELLINGToN's OPINION OF GEN ScoTT.-The
London correspondent of the New York Morning
Star says: " l was lately in company, at fash
ionabe party at the west end of the town, when
the subject of the American army, in connection
with Mexico, was preached, and can assure you
that ample justice was done to American prowess
1t was asserted by leading member of the Gov
eminent, that the Duke of Wellington thought
Gen. Scott the greatest military genius of the day.
and the Duke, it is well known, is anything but
natterpro
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

First night Of GUY MANNERlNG.
NHs EVENING, Thursday Nov. 80, s4s-The performances
will with the celebrated Operatic Drama Of GUY
MANNERING Col Msnnsliag, Mr. Bgough Henry Berranl,
Mr.. Manvers, Domn Mr. Spear Dandle Dlnrnont,
Mr.. Charles Dirk Hattsrack, Mr.. RFnar Bae Muckethr,
Mr. Gerson; Gilbert Goasln, Mr. Greene; Gabriel Mr. erosye-
nor Sebastian Mr.. Keller Franco Mss LaFBFe; Farmer Mr..
Grosyenor; Sergeant Mr.. Thompso Julia Manneng Miss e.
BRENT; Lucy BeItram, Miss p Pe Mrs McCandlsh, Mrs.
Rowe; Meg Merriesi Mrs Greene Flora, Mrs 5ohnson
Gpsy Girl Mss King. PAS SEUE by Miss J. LaForest
PAS COMIQUE, by Mr. Thompson =. The entertainments
will conclude Comedy Of SIMPSON & CO. Mr..
Peter Simpson, Spear Mr.. Bromley, Mr.. j. Charles; Clerk,
Mr., Gr0svener John, Mr. Morand Mrs Peter Simpson Mrs C.
Pope; Mrs Bromley Miss F. Pee; Mrs. Fltzdlen Mrs john
sion; Madame La Trap Mrs J. Greene.
fy- THE CORSAiRS BRIDE viii be produced tomorrow.
Police Department Of hr. s. l. Beelman.
Prices Of Circle IS cents Parquette Second and
Tiers cents Cood Boxes 80 cents Gallery Is cents
~ Seats may be secured the BoxOhce be-
the hours Of 10 A. NJ and P NJ by applying to Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
a quarter. past precsey. MO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

HoGs.-We noticed several droves of hogs at
the Upper Ferry to-day, says the St Louis New
Era of the 20th, destined for different packers in
this city. In one drove there was upwarns of nine
hundred head, and among them some of as fine
hogs as we ever saw. There will be a very heavy
packing business done in this city during the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

Quick PAssAGE.-The Danish bark Jorgen
Bech, arrived at New York on the 22d, in twenty
four days from Gottenburg, heavily laden with iron,
being the shortest passage ever made from that
port 10 New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

BRISTOL FREE PoRT.-In the exercise of GER
tain powers conferred upon them by Parliament,
the Town Council of Bristol has reduced the rates
of tonnage on vessels trading from various parts OF
the world Vessels from the United States, as well
as from South America and the Indies, will pay one
shilling instead of three, as heretofore. The ag-
gregate reduction amounts to fl2,000 per annum.
The dock rates on goods were entirely abolished
on about 500 out Of 600 articles contained in the
schedule and among other articles which may
now be imported into Bristol entirely free Of dock
dues, are the important ones Of corn, -four, meal
rice, and other provisions cotton, wool, yarn, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

Hon FREIGHT-The low stage Of The Missouri
has caused a very considerable advance in the
price Of transportation and trelghts on That rlver.
Wheat Is now charged from IS to 40 cents per
bushel, and pound freight 81 per 100 pounds, from
any point above Glasgow to this city. The steamer
Mustang arrived yesterday, with very little cargo
Her officers inform US that they refused freight at
these prices, in consequence Of there being hardly
out with the little they already had on board.-St
L0UsS Republican 20fh INST
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

ILLINOIS CANAL.-The Canal Tolls received at
the Collectors Office in Chicago alone, amounted
20 Sls5sO being the sum received from the opening
Of the Canal to the 18th instant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

Fourth night Of Mr. G. YANDENHoFF..F appearance Of
Mrs. MALINDA JONES.
TT1HIS EVENING Thursday, Nov 30 ls4SThe performances
i will commence with Comedy OF THE LADY OF LYONS
Claude Mnotte, Mr. G. Vandenhof; Col pamas, Mr. Chip
uen1ale Pauline Malinda Jones'. SINGING and DAN
EING -. To conclude with UNCLE FOOZLE-Unee Foozle,
Mr. Fuller.
s- Doors open at halfpast g. and Curtain at o'clock
S Tickets and places may be had application TO MI j. r.
BAIY between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock, every day nsO
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lataly been found on the lands of W. M. Peyion,
on Coal river, thirty miles from its junction with
the Kanawha, in Western Virginia; on lands on
Elk river, owned by Messrs. Bradley and others, of
Washington city, and on lands on the Kanawha
belonging to Mr. Stockton. They are all valuable
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

DISCOVERY OF CoAL.--The Syracuse NY.)
Star says that stratum of pure anthracite coal
has been found near there, at a depth Of fourteen
eetbelow the surfaces and that TO all appearance it
Is as exhaustIess as the earthin which it lies.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

WATER WoRKs.-Joseph K Singers, an able
engineer, is to construct water works fof Kensing
ton district, Philadelphia and draw the water from
the Delaware. Kensington lies too high to permit
the water to come from the Old Schnylki works.
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RACES RACES I!
RACES! RACES!
I SS
EorTPSE ooUPsF oARRoLLToN.

NHIlA @S-Sss 49,
ECLIPSE COURSE. -. CARRoLLTON.
T OUIsIANA ASSOCIATION JOCKEY CLUB
L. THIRD DAy-THURsDAY, November, 90 1875
Rsse Oft # RI ok sd6eTbse & He age
m Entries:
l. l. vanLeer enters Topaz BY Glencoe dam Emerald
year. oaDI sS9 ocS ana ysll tl sress nv sham
rock, dam by Wild Bill years oId-Dsess. fancy
ET- Members Of the Louisiana Association Jockey Club
Badges for ange which will e9ts them ssd t M dess
IN .n ma gfbs Be had az at tie Ticket oee
DUNG The Races the Can viii leave the Depot at the
oscoek A M after which, they will depart as follows H.
IT, f25S, IL IL o'clock (The Race does not commence
regular nps after the Race over. and extra Car will
make Intermediate trips As often Is necessary.
e The Omnibus will leave from Bar0nne street at the
same time as the Railroad Cans.
~ Admttance to he Gssss era spd ss NR III
mo Secretary ofthe Louisiana Association Jockey Club
NEW ORLEANS. AND cARRoLLToN
nURING THE RACES de cars 50 on this Road win run
4 NJ {. S Wien e 5Bs Z VI V d iSs5
sisst follows 4 e ~, p and II he Race does
lar trips will be after this. and when the Race
Extra viii make intermediae trips as often as necessary
n86t J0hN HAMPsOH. Engineer:
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nUININE. CALOMEI., BLUE MASS. IPE- n
Noe Gao, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash ~
l. can be procured slsswhers-1,C.asill , and u
XII NFTIf65NsD: =" : oONA ? NJ = "a -
CGE~ SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequaied
remedy for Coughs. 1nfiuenza ete.
EXTRACT OF C0PAIVA. SARHAPARIILA
AND CUBEBs-A certain and sgfeeabe cure. superior to
'n TdNic ExTRx S1rSF Of sARsAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest desperation that can be
'BfIALsAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LIyERwoRT.
the relief and of CONSUMPTION and bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINl-
MENT.
~ Especial attention paid the treatment Of Rheuma-
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption,
~ Office corner Magazine and loydTassts n23 1y3dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

~ Mrs Darlington, reading about the hostility
between Jellachich and the Hungarians, expressed
her great surprise at ii Well, / declare, said
she, with marks Of establishment, this is the first
time ever heard Of hungry men turning up their
noses at jeLiy-cake."