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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-01


yr,HE STANDARD PRONOUCING DICTIONARY
Il (Surenne9 OF the French and English languages IN
parts. Pan French and English; Part H. English
and French. The first part compehending words in Com
mon use terms oo connected with scice terms belonging
600 terms late published with the pronunciation Of every
word according to the French Academy and the most emf
nent eXcographefs and Grammarians together with $50
critical remarks IN winch the methods OF pronounc
ing employed by different authors Investigated
Gus Vocabulary OF English words and expressions with the
pronunciation according to Walker. The whole preceded
by PRACTICAL and comprehensive system of French pronun-
cation By Gabriel surenne, f. A. S E.. French Teacher
IN Eainonrgh Corresponding member n the French Gram
NAUTICAL society oil Paris, Lecturer Ytay History the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author OF several
works on Education.
Also, REDS DICTIONARY of the English language,
containing the Pronunciation Etymoogy and Explanation
of all words authorised by emcient writers
Just received and for sale the New Orleans staIoner
warehouse and Emporium for STANDARD, Miscellaneous
foNse and School Literature
mh5 j. b. STEEL IA Camp st.
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4 so RaS: ad eD A Gm Rss A an o III
4 l. Williams State Eng L. Brngs ssryeyor Cen
A. Dimry State Superintendent of Public Education.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Snpreme CDurt3,Geo Eusls Chief Justice; r a Rost
K I'm, peeut W & Eg aoqns;
General fS b. G. G. fonisnsaa District Aaolnes
s Circuit cogtPJ Mckinley s and T Mecreb,
Pssy cs5 ,h, District " A ssssis; W t.
Rhinehart. Deputies.
q. s. District court.-r. H. McCaleb, Judge. N R.
Judge as' A t:i;es fo
ssssne Romss fSs Bsn and Boz
.s Or f sd 6ssE 3 nszss hs"ssss
tin and lWeysham, Deputies, Go s,r.,
zss, Ssas e a' G f. and
yss Rsssss ds e. j. Bsos and
officers Of the Parish Of Orleans.
FREpERICK DURRIvE, Recorder of Mortgages
bernard MARIaNy Register r IF f. ce Sn;
eek sdss and Deputy Sampson Bossmap Sidney Lewis
sorapuu Felix A. Jacobs, ]. L. Fabre, A Trepagner rs
Hugonln Sam. 4; Waldo Charles kilshaw n Trspagnier
Deputy Sheriff. G. K Wise, Deputy Sheriff and Keeper
Of the Parish Jail; 7. Brooks, H. Bence and Thomas M
Justices Courts for the City.
First District-[Ofice No. 222 Tchoupitouias street1
Daniel Byme, Justice John S. Dunno Clerk. John j.
nor, John Speith Deputy Constables
Second Distrct.[Ofce, No. IS Common street. l-Geo
Bright Justice. g. l.. Bright, Clerk. E Beleau, Con
Kerkhan, Deputy Constables.
Third District-[Ofce st. Louis Alley, next to the
corner of Benvile street &c b. Beverly Justice. Victor
sere, Clerk J. P. Walden, Constable N. B. Outlaw, l..
III. sere, Deputy Consabes.
Fourth Dsstriet-[Ofice No. 56 Condo street 1-Aex.
Derbes Justice. Paul Duverges Clerk. Gusave Meynles,
Constable; A. Meyner F. Generelly, Deputy Consabes
Fifth District-[Ofce corner of Eysian Fields and VIC
tory streets ]-Aphonse Canonge, Justice E. CanOnge,
Clerk Francis Mouney Constable; l.. f. Generely b.
DenntY InnstaheS
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Government of the state of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
+as sHy h Gov
d n o' RoWisy, Adj Genl J. Kerr Regr Land oil &c
Fl. I. Williams, State Eng; L. Brngier, Surveyor Gent
Al, DimTy, State Superintendent OF Public Education.
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A GARD,

-ro,, 1885,, A GARD.
ENOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFI ICvrpn -
L ing the extreme hazard which strangers run -hnOy
ing physicians for the of private diseases u consult
Ts dea OF those who profess cue e 10 The
,ounatey afflicted well sheer Justice to ~ ans lbs
i NO 90 GaSt9ahoaSc street, TO that in II uL
Ioto was sorely afflicted with syphilis in its ot e ye
apPaLng fom and for several months togebe anu most
the pest regular medical practice could Obtain IN Hnder
isas, wh9qt being at all heneted-ndeed grew New o.
Az lenglh heard OF Dr. Nuens great repn,, ne" WoHe
Piled to him and tony great 10y in three unat aD
me TO perfect health. Subscribed New (rean e restored
my ~ 81. ------=- SAMUEL ROBBERSoY'
= NOTICE
W q, THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENERF,r -
Il EASES-Ihe reputation of the writer Is so al DIS.
i sea nat an tat necessary 10 those who Rsyse o
tM diseases known and called Secret DISEASES ose dread
OF Their various forms, is that the writer alter m any par
cesslnl practice OF tWentysix years confined sue
neIea diseases and Diseases ofthe Blood (hayps We
and relieved many hundreds who were past ali hon treated
whom mad been under the treatment OF eminent many OF
Wtou receiving any beneiit) is enabled 10 offer VIM
tVeiy sale, certain and speedy cure Should ,o ose
nntqrt4aately AFFLICTED see this short adyeem %sS OF the
would do well to call al No ST CusroMuoIsp Sa they
elsewhere and avail themselves of the h.
OF the SUBSCRIBERS long and successful experenre BENEFITS
III! o1m Il. +. MI Lt4tlN. Sc CuSnub,,
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nR. BILLINGS CARNIINATIVE AND ASTRIN.
~ GENT SYRUP-AN lNFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
CHOLERA ,lNFANTUM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF CHlI.
DREN CHOLERA MoRBUs, DIARRHGA, AND ANY lRREG.
ULARITIEs OF BowELs.-The long and successulex.
perience In the of this remedy by the inventor the
gether with the highly respectable testimony which numbers
bear its efficiency in the of the Bowel Affections OF
Children, Danhea Cholera Morbus and Dysentery in
grown persons, ente it to higher confidence than if
of the ordinary humbug medicines of the day,
which profess to perform miracles and all the ills OF e
Its character has been fully established the hands of ply
scans of the highest character the following letter will
show:
DELTA, Coahoma County, Miss, May 3d. ISF.
o. o. WOoDMAN, EsQ.-Dear Str-There are but few
OF the nOstrums offered to the public which
would be willing to lend the sanction OF my however
humble It may be- either the world OF letters OF medl
cine Observation and experience, however, have forced
upon me the conviction that Billings Caminative and As
tngent Syrup valuable compound, prepared upon
scientific prncpesperfecty in harmony with the laws Of
organic lle-and, therefore, deserves (athough It's ngd
ents kept secretly to rank higher the scale OF remedial
agents than nostrum 1t affords me pleasure 10 be
able (wthout the fear of successful contradiction TO add my
testimony favor OF its efficiency, safe and pleasant
remedy all the forms of bowel complaints for winch It's
chronic OF Darrh9a and UXsenary, and recon-
mende many Others and IN every Instance where such
Appropriation indicated, proved successful Respect
fully yours ID. M. PORTER, Nj
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by the propTIetor,,
TT" Southern Depot and Wholesale Ageagy NS 70
~ For sale by WELD s. CO., ID Camp street; sckIea
4 Co. "A Magazine and 40 Canal streets; Nathan jaf';&
Co.. 20 Common street A. Oliver u Co., corner Behyls
and Chartres streets q. N Morrison, Il Magazine street
Harvey Scovill 50 Chartres street. apll d&wim
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Albany, April 1, 1S47.

CAUTION.
owGg to the great success and immense sale of DR. Town
send oarsapara, number OF who were formerly our
Agents have commenced making Sarsaparia Extracts,
Eiix bitters, Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They gene
rally PIT up in the shaped bottles and some Them
nave stolen and copied advertisements they only
worthless limitations and should be avoided.
Principal Office, 126 Fulton street Sun Building New
York Redng q Co. State street Boston Dyo & Sons
gs Bamore;P NJ Cohen Charleston: i0j Soufb Pso,I ST
albany 2 ,1 MeGraw, Naehez-and by all the principal
druggists and Merchants generally throughout the United
States, West Indies and the Canadas W.
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street
apH I'm .fSold Agent, New Orleans,
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

No. 80 CUSTO.MHO USE STREET NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay Required
Il UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED-Private Diseases cured
in few days by regular ply scan, without mercury OF
other poisonous medicines, at No 30 Cast0h0ase street
New Orleans louisiana
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
Of the forms of certain Disease his general adye5
semen in another column The treatment adopted BY him
is that which has the approval of the most distinguished SUI
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure or
the worst of constitutional syphilis gonorhaa C
ure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
by certain solitary practice etc. ETC., be obtained
to moral certainty If application be made 10 those whose
Intelligence skill and experience be relied Sire Dr.
Mullen opened in this city, oil the many thai have come
under his have been cured without single exception
Some of these of years standing One remarkable case
of structure 30 old has been cured the surprise a
patient. The gentleman (whOse responsibility known
the citizens OF New Orean) is at hand, and (by his permits.
son) be referred to- Dr. Nj. treatment of structure
not known South of New York. His treatment of gonor.
rh9a and geet the most perfect discovered 1t the
shortest safest and suest The patient takes copava
eubebs tupenne OR other nauseus doses but OBJ.
tanned in two days without pain inconvenience
change of diet. ev No pay unless is effected within
the time named.
lMPoTENCY.-YO Others who, by sexual excess
sepOuti0n, may have brOug themselves any obo
painful consequences resulting from unrestaned ndu
gence OF the passions such premature mpoency nyo
untary seminal EMISSIONS general debility constitutional
arrangement, may consult DR.. Mullen with honorable
hdence he offers them perfect The cest secrecy
observed.
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his Office No So Gus.
tOmhouse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. ID.
eg Remember, No. St Customhouse street. myl6 I'm
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Try The Rev n BANGS ID. D., is of the most ceIe-
brafed mniters of the Methodist Episcopal Church. and
FRANc1s HALL Esq, is equally celebrated as the editor and
proprietor OF the New oIk Commercial advertiser ap9
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sasapaa has been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The turn
Of e should neglect take it. as certain preventive
for any Of the numerous horrible diseases to which females
for several by using this medicine Nor less yalua
bic for those who are approaching womanhood as it Is cal
ang the system. Indeed this medicine Invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body far smua
ting produce subsequent relaxation which thecase of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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healing Roofs, BARKs HERBS and VINES gathered
in the forests and prairies of America.
Price % cents per package
THE CIIHLDREN's PANACEA.
This medicine should be in every family throughout the
youth subject For summer complaints dysentes and
m ct m 1maa and IS
climate 1t need but be tried to insure the hearty
s and af the its Sae
be estimated No other reliable chidren medicine before
mother Price 50 cents bottle with ample directions
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION.
compounded upon the most scientific principles and has pei
formed cures FoT xl9ent Iaamm alton ord
ness Of the eyes involuntary weeping foreign substances in
the eye etc, it is a positive and speedy cure.
THE GRAEFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
Persons afflicted tied with this dsesng complaint well as
~e in P Other Fever and a% Asue
disease these 60 farther and eradicate the from the sys
tenn Price 81 box, with full directions.
THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA
greater efficiency than any other Saapaia Preparation
tey PLAN by elaborate machinery, by which all the
are obtained in Their highest excellence The merit ecuenf
matter which enoumbers all other SaTsapara preparations
bottle of the Gaefenberg sasaparIa will go as far as
bottles of ordinary sarsaara and therefore is Ten Times
THE .DYsENTERY SYRUP.
sovsTegn in all diseases ohe bowels Price 50 gents bot
efficacy in the most violent and obstinate of Dyenery
Darrhea Bloody FIux, Asiate Cholera, Cholera Morbus
Cholera nfantum Looeness Of the Bowels Grpings and
all other irregularities of the Intestines.
The of the above complaints various Some
times they atmospheric sometimes they arise from the
eating of unrpe unwhoesome food sometimes from the
OF water; sometimes from natural predsposon
OF the system sometimes from eethng Children fire.
qgent AFFECTED without any noticeable cause But matter
what the orgn this Syrup sovereign in the most sckly
tropical countries well in temperate chimes. The
directions should be carefully observed Unlike all other
medicines Offered for similar complaints this Syrup spe
cIcay upon the secetions restoring them at to health
Other Dysenery medicines merely allay the violent
symptonlS-THIS CURES!
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT.
Among the diseases to which this wonderful Ointment is
adapted the following: Gianduar Swengs, the
Face Swe!ed Breast and Sore Nipples of Nursing Women
Bronchitis, Feons and Ringwoms, Scad Head, and is
Invaluable Dressing for Burns Scalds, and Drawn Bstes
Shingles, Erysipeas, Piles.
All Bruises and fresh-cut Wounds cured with great ra
pdity Fever Sores and Scrotuou Sores changed
INTO healing condition, and frequently entirely cured.
Pnce 70 and 90 cents box, with full directions.
CONSERVATIVES BALM
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases The
most desperate and seeming hopeless cured BY
Prce SO bottle.
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The medicines issued by the Graefenberg Company con
sist of Series pe6mnenty adapted to the diseases which
they respectively recommended Great dsepute has at
tached the Patent Medicine business by persons claiming
universal powers for single given medicine It onl,
idle butmpudent to aunt such doctrine in the face of
intelligent community 1t contrary to the first prnci
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pUEITMATISM

This only of more than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that Dr. TOwnsend's Sarsapnrla has cured
The most and chronic weekly eradlcated by
James Cummings Esq., one of the assistants in the Luna.
tic Asylum Blackwes Island, is the gentleman spoken of
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.z--nJo JOHN BUTLER, Jr

DR.. Townsends SanapanIa sovereign and speedy
for Incipient C0nsumption Barrenne P9lspsqs Ute or
Whites obstructed difficult Menstruation Inconnenee
postraon Of the sysem-no matter whether the result OF in
herent causes Produced qlaty illness OF ac
cient Nothing be surprising than its invigorang
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
sude from taking at once become robust and full OF en-
nerveessness of the male frame which the great of
baTenness 1t viii not be expected OF u.s. in cases OF so de-
the afflicted that hundreds of have been
reported Thousands OF where families have been
without children, after using few bottles of this inva liable
medicine. have been blessed with fine healthy offspring.
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Dr. ToUnsendI verify believe that your SarsaparIila
has been the MEANS through Providence of saving my lie
have for years had bad cough 1t BECAME worse
and worse At last raised large 90 antilles OF blood had
night sweas and greatly deblated and reduced and
did not expect live have only used your arsapafllla
in me- / am now able walk all the CITY, raise no
blood, and my cough has left me. gu can well imagine
' VIM RUSSELL Is Catherine st.
The State guard., 1848-03-21

the shoots have grown to the
 length of two or three inches
 above the soil, to take up the tu-
 bers and strip off the shoots from
 them: there will be six beautiful
 ly rooted plants, just in order for final planting; replace the tubers as before. which may De repeated at least four times, and this will produce sufficient plants from four or five tubers, of a moderate size, to plant a rod of ground at the distance that tubers are us- ually planted. Lateral shoots taken from a growing crop trea- ted like cutting of other plants, and afterwards translated, will also produce a crop of tubers equal in quantity to that pro- Iuced by the parent plant.
The State guard., 1848-03-21
To multiply ,he Potato a huu-
 0rcd fold.

It appears not to be generally known that the potato plant may be propagated more abundantIy and with greater ease than most other plants. The shoots pro- duce roots naturally at every joint below the ground, when planted in the usual way. To plant for propagation, a small piece of ground will be sufficient, as the tubers may be placed close together. When shoots have grown all inch or two above the surface of the earth, the tops may be cut off below the first jointed root, and planted two or three inches apart in fine sandy earth; in the course of a week or ten days they will be welI-rooted plants, and, planted at the dis tance that potatoes are generally planted will produce cop of tubers in eight, ten or twelve weeks (according to the kinds, ) eq,al to that produced from tu- bers, and when propagated in this manner, plants may be ob- tained in great quantities.
 A more simple way will be to place the tubers in similar man. ncr as before stated, and when
The State guard., 1848-03-21
A valuable Medicine, When the undersigned administer. No Curc...NO Paw
THE Subscriber offers to the public 2

"HE Subscriber offers to the public gen l orally, his sale and valuable Com pound syrup of Rhubarbfor the cure ofacute and chronic DiarrbGa and Dysentery, Chol era MorSus. Lientery, Do,hinenteritis, Car. dialgIa, Gastritis and the various morbid Arrangements oI the alimenlary canal. The Compouno Syrup has been tried by profes. sional men of talent and exprience, with the harpiest effect. Persons who have long heen afi cted with Chronic Darrhea and Dysentery, have found immediate and entire relief. Consequently, for the benei ii Of those who are affl cted with the above diseases l have teIdered it to their use and should he remedy not prove effeclual no charge will he made. Call and try.
 For sale at VIM. B. COOPER'S Drug Store. Y eumpka, Ala, at which place may b, ,lnd, unless otherwise engaged.
 DIR. VIM. H. MOTT.
 Ihi k to certify, that have tried Dr. Mott oinpound Syrup of RheubarL fo Dar G and find i, 10 be an excellent re medy. act, not having failed in any cast n %hit. l have used It.
 w. E. BoIsEAu,
 W,,, .,pka, Feb. 22, .ls4s sH
The State guard., 1848-03-21
TEeF-WeEEKLF LT.f.E OF

IEsF-EH.EEKLf r LIVE OF esssa@ 9;sl.;,;9! 9 Four Horse Post Coaches, MONTGOMERY TO HUNTSVILLE &NAsH.
 VILE;
 Also to Decatnr and Tuscnmb,a. Through Ticket, Montgomery to Huntsville, s2l Fare, from do Decatur P Only 200 miles Staging and 30 miles by Steamboat
 between Montgonery and Hu tsylllt. l90 miles Singing ami 50 miles by Steamboat be-
 tween Montgomery and Decatur And 40 mil S by Rail Road from Decatur to Tus'
 cumbia
 Time 24 hours scorer, and Fare sl2 cheaper than
 by any other route
 PASSENGERS by this route will leave A Montgomery Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 8 a. m. in four horse post coaches va Wetumpka, Syllacogga, Mar disville, Talladpga, Alexandra, Jackson, vile, Centre and Blue Pond. thence 5y daily line of post coaches via Van Buren to Gunter's Landing, therce by the fine daily mail steamer "News," P. ToDD, mas ter, via Whitesburg Connecting here with Huntsville and Nashville coaches) to De. catur, thence by railroad via Hillsboro, Courlland. Jonesboro, Leighton to Tus, cumba.
 Passengers to Montgomery by this line should leave Tuscumbia, Decatur and Huntsville on Mondays, VI ednesdays and Saturdays to connect with Montgomery line, which leaves Blue Pond on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays on arrival of wes- tern coach Through from Tuscumba to Montgomery in 70 hours iom Decatur in 62 hours, and from Huntsville in 50 hours, including all stoppages. Ha5z
 This line is now we'll stocked with good coaches, horses, and experienced and care> lul drivers and by the 10th of November the stage part of the route will be supplied with large and comfortable nine passenger coaches throughout its whole extent.
 The irlweekly portion of this line con meets at Blue Pond with the daily line of rost coaches from the west. which runs via Rome, Ga. to Kingston on Western and Atlantic Rail oad-distance, Blue Pond to Kingston 50 miles, from Kingston 10 Charleston 370 mlles-time, 32 hours.
 Between Montgomery and Wetumpka 3 line of coaches and hacks will leave Mont gomery daily, except Saturdays, at 8 a. m , and leave Wetumpha Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays at 3 a m., and also same days al p. m.-throueh in hours. B tween Huntsville and Whitesburg a twice daily line of coaches will connec. with the daily mail steamer "News" in her ascending and descending trips. Passen- gers from Decatur and Tuscumbia 10 Huntsville are promised they will not be detained al Whitesburg.
 The travelling public are assured that every attention will be paid 10 their comfort and expedition.
 For Tickets apply To
 J. c. RIDDLE, Montgomery.
 J. J. PITM N, Huntsville.
 Offices WINDEL X MEL LSON,
 of} PRICE & HOUGH, Nashville. MOnloomefy Oct 26 lS47 Al
The State guard., 1848-03-21

To PRESERVE liCGs EREsu.- Turn water upon unslaked lime, in quantity sufficient to cover the lime. In a shorttime d scum vii, rise upon the surface. Then drain off the whole water, and add fresh, and repeat the opera lion m il more scum rises. Stir up the line and water, and put in your eggs, so that they are completely covered. Ibis who'll ly excludes the external air, and preserves them in the finest or der. l have now eggs which have been kept in this way eight mouths; and on being broken, cannot be distinguished from those which are Ire >. laid. A lady who gave me the recipe, sta ted that she had preserved them perfectly good in this way for two years The repeated satur- ation with watersecns necessary to destroy tine too great caustic- ity of the lime; otherwise it's strong affinity for the carbonate, the material of the egg shell, causes it's decomposition.