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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
SPLITTING BLOOD.

NEW YoRK, April q, lS47.
DR.. T0tonsend-l verify believe that your Sasaparla
has been the through Providence of saving life
have for several years had bad cough It became worse
and worse At last raised large qU mtte of blood had
night sweat and greatly deblated and reduced and
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blood and my cough has left You can well imagine
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WIN, RUSSELL, IS Catherine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

Cosmetics, Chalk and variety of preparations generally
IN use when to the face spos Of its beau
y They close the pores of the skin and check the cTeu
ton which, when nature not thwarted by disease or pow
der or the skin lnamed by the akaes sOas. beau
hes its production in the human face Divine a. wall
in the garden of rich and decaey tinted and yarieaed
flowers free, active and healthy circulation of fine finds
or the eoung OF the pure rich blood the extremes Is
that which paints the eountenance in the most axouste
beauty II Is that which impas the Understandable shades
and flashes Of loneliness that all ADMIRE but none can de-
scribe ms beauty Is the offspring Of atNrenot pODder
SOAP II there not free and healthy ereuaton there
is beauty If the lady fair as driven snow ii SIC paint
and cosmetics, and the blood thick cold and inun
she not beautiful If she be brown or yellow and there Il
pure and active blood 1t gives rich bloom to the cheeks and
a bnllianey to their eyes that is fascinating N
This why the southern and especially the
are so much admired Ladies in the north who take buttfe
exercise confined in close rooms or have soiIad f
complexion by the application Of deetenou mixtures II they
wish to regain elasticity of step huoyant pirts Snskl;
eyes and beautiful eompexons they should use ~ Tot
send SaTsapana Thousands who have used II are mora
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

TANKER IN THE MUUIb; =
Below is account of another child saved. DIR. Town
send SanapaTa has saved the lives of thousands Of chill
dfen The following certificates selected from great
number received this week
NEW YORK, April l. 1S4T.
DR.. T01onsend-DeaT Sir One of my children was very
sick with CankeT in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility It dying Iobsined some of your
excellent medicine and cured directly for which assure
you / feel very grateful. Youn, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a DeabrOsses u.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
RHEUMATISM

This is only one Of more than four thousand q
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsends Sarsapnnla has cured
The most and chronic weekly eadcated By
its extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings Esq, of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Blaekwes Island is the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN
It is the safest and eectual medicine for purifying
me system and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
birth discovered 1t strengthens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease and enTches the
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highly useful both before aud after confinement as il pre-
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth cOetiveness piles
cramps swelling Of the feet dependency heartburn vom
ting pain IN the back and joints false pains hemorrhaRe
and n the seeretons and equazpg the circua
ton It has equal The virtue of this medicine is il
always SAFE and the delicate and most snccessu
very few cases require other medicine little
castor OIL magneSia useful Exercise in the open air
and hight food with this medicine, viii always insure safe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
HE undersigned offers his services as agent for the pre-
sentaton and adjustment with the State of Texas of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
of Texas. Those wishing his services can
by calling addressing him No. 81 P0ydras street
Neso Orleans. MEMUCAN HUNT. OF Texas.
ey- Reiert c. A. Jacobs G. Burke, Alcee abranche
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of SaEspaa has been expressly prepared In
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
70 suppose she approaching that critical period The
81 e should neglect to take it. il ceran preventive
Tor any OF the numerous horrible diseases which females
are subject at this time Of life This period may be delayed
Tor several by using this medicine Nor less valua-
oe ioI those who are approaching wOmanhoOd as is cal
cuaed to assist nature by quckenng the blood and nvgO
ang the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for all
he delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
me whole SYSTEM renews permanently the natural energies
BY removing the impurities of the body far stnula
ting to roduce subsequent relaxation which the case of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this medicine, many asd painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
TO THE POLLS.

Let no friend of the cause remain at
home. Go to the polls early, vote early
Then go to work. Work all day. Leave
not man at home. Every vote is need
ed.
Every vote is needed for SEABuHT
FoRD. That ho will be elected is conce-
ded by all; but the larger his majority, the
better are Taylor's prospects. Then le'
no man refuse to vote for him. because
he may happen to differ with him upon
some points. not involved in the contest.
Every vote is needed for Doctor Ed
WARDS. Locofocoism is bent on his de-
feat. They consider their county officers
safe. They give up Weller's cha"ce'l
Now they labor might and main to eject
Olds. Wings, honest democrats, will
you permit them to Triumph We know
YOU will not. Now that on opportunity
is afforded you to bury" the miserable
dishonest, trucking, timo'serving Polii'
eian," we know you will do it. 1t re-
ouires but little effort and all issafe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
Hon. Simon aireenIenc:

This gentleman formerly Law Professor
at Harvard University, now resides in An
dover, Mass. He was elected by the wings
of that town a delegate to the Worcester
Convention. He declined on account OF
feeble health. The following is his letter.
ANDovER, Sept. ii lS4S.
M. FOSTER, JR., Esq.-Dear Sir: re-
ceivcd on Saturday your note, informing
me that was elected one Of the Wing del
egatcs from this town to the Convention,
on the 18th, at Worcester. ! beg The wings
of Andover to accept my sincere thanks for
this token of their kind regard and conf
dence. If my health were sufficiently re-
established to endure the fatigues ncidelt
to that service, should take great pleasure
in meeting the Wing Delegates of MassG
chusetts, and cooperating with them in
measures to secure the election ofsuch Chief
Magistrates as Zachary Taylor and George
n. Briggs, two most available candidates,
because believed by the people, and rightly
too, to be honest, capable and faithful men,
and well able to conduct National and State
affairs: 1t is a reproach to the people ofths
country, to suppose that any other man is
more available than the man in whose in
tegrity and capacity they place the highest
confidence.
But regret that for the above reoson I
shall not be able TO attend the Convention.
remain, dear sir, very truly yours,
s. GREENLEAF.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
He Is ,heir proper Man

Should the Revolutionists succeed in
obtaining power iu the Legislature Wei
Icris their man for Governor Then the
Yonlzs and Barneys, the Mulrines aud
DickiDSons cun have tull sway. The
present prosperous condition Of our State
affairs will be revolutionized and we vii
sgain fall into that condition, Of which
JOHN Brough spoke 90 eIoqnon,ly sn'
indignantly in his report.
Citizens. Taxpayers ofohid DO 20
wish thsAe thiRgSto bol lfyou do, eat
for Weller, Whitman. LOrimore snd Ke
Ter. Ifyou do not, vote sgainst them.
II is for you to choose.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
The Contrast.

John B. Weller, by his own acknowl
edgcment, hns in his possession Sil,ooo
oftho funds Of Butler County. When he
is called upon to settle, he says that he
is willing to adjust the matter am'c"o'y'
When n suit is commenced he demurS,
because il is in CHANoERY not in Law.
And when called upon to deliver up
books, papers, vouchers, &C. why he is
willing, he says. to do it. provided they
don't ask him to settle accounts.
Now those of our readers who arc &C.
ouainted with Court proceedings. will
remember that proceedings in Cha"eerS
are instituted when there is no remedy il
Lac. Mr. Weller is lawyer and knows
this.
And what is tho offset to all this
Seabury Ford is an honest man, he II
one ofthe best Legislators the State eve'
had, he has identified himself with ho'
history; but-but whall Why he vo!et
against the mdcfRts PoStponemtHf OF two
bills, intended to amend the Black Laws
Choose We between them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
Disruption Of the LOcOIOcO party
i'm Maryland.


We copy the following from the last
number of the Baltimore Patriot;
THE Party SPlit"-We have heard
reports of serious ruptures in the ranks
of the LocofocOs in Frederick county,
which developments are showing to be
true. Ex-Governor Francis Thomas has
flown the track" and declared for Ibis
first love-" Martin Van Buren,. Others
it is understood, will follow suit, while
some will have nothing To do with him
or Cass. OF this latter party, is Madison
Nelson, Esq, heretofore one of the lea
ders and most influential man of the par
ty. He was invited to attend and ad-
dress the meeting at Paris, Fredrick
county, on the 26th of August. He sent
letter declining 10 attend and giving his
reasons for renouncing and denouncng
the whole Cass movement. The letter
was offered to the Friedrich Citizen for
publication by one of the gentlemen to
whom it was addressed, but that organ
ofthe party declined. 1t could not ven
ture to let the denunciations of Mr.. Mel
son go before its readers Thus shut out
from hearing by the organ of the par
ty, it was sent to the Herald for pubhca-
ton and is published in that paper of
Saturday. Mr. Nelson tells some home
truths of the party and the men into
whose hands it has fallen. 1t is not sur
prising that the Citizens feared to pub
lish the letter. Mr.. NJ, after stating
that it was painful to be compelled TO de-.
cline the cordial invitation, says:
II was born Democrat. reared a
Democrat. and shall die in that faith
From my youth upwards l have been
Jealous working member of the Demo
cratic party, and assure you, gentlemen
it is not without some bitterness of feel
ing that now feel myself paralzed and
unable in this contest to take an active
part without sacrificing my selfrespect."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
John R. Weller.

We publish, to-day, an article from the
Hamilton htclligeacer, printed at Wei,
ler's home, Intended as a reply to his ex,
planation of the manner, in which he
came into possession of $1,000 of the
Surplus Revenue Fund. 1t will be seen
that it completely annihiIates Mr.. Wei
ler's defence and places him, not only in
the light of defaulter but in that other
light of a falsifer, when he says the loan
is doubly secured. .....
We commend the article to the serious
attention of the Senior, and afterdue de,
liberation he will be able to apply the
epithcts of "LIBELLER" and limo.
cent" to their proper places--the first tc
his own heart, the second to his owr
Uranium.
The "innocent" soul can be duped by
his Candidate for Governor as we'll as by
anonymous scribblers." a....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
Ford and lire IlInck Laws.

After oil their raking Of pubic docu
monts, the Locofocos have found thsl
Mr.. FoRD voted against tho Indefinite
postponemsnt of two bills, intended 10
modify what are commonly called the
'black.laws." Their papers do not even
attempt to give synopsis of these bills,
that their readers may ses What they con
tanned; but endsOvor 10 make them be'
lisys that Ford 10 in faUOr OF giving ne
seocs the right Of suffrage, the right oI
admittauce into our Common Schools, ,ant
the right TO sit as jurors. This is ell fals'
aud we defy them to prove either Of thes'
assertions, by any public document o
private letter. or in any other manner =
Ford is no more Of an abOliiionist, 10 tn
sense that term is now used. than III
Editors ofthe Eagle or ANY other Locf
;oco leader inthe county. Mark thsiJ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
"U, s. SHIP CoNsrITuT,oN.

"Bay Of Glbralter July 18th, lS4S.
your letter Of the 18th has been duly re
ceived, and ieel happy that you conIem
plate entering with your ia mIly on he in.
teresting expedition y Ou before alluded to in
your favor Of Oct f,omWashington. The
accommodations on board the Constitution
such as they are, are freely at your service
you will not expect The elegance of your
magnificent apa tmenls at Paris. but this
you will easily dispense with, when you re.
fleet that man Of war has not all the luxu.
ries ofa drawing room on shore.
Your beds, bedling, and the like matters
yon need not trouble yourself concerning
as Fitch Brothers & Co., can obtain then
al Marscllles. Presents, as you well re-
mark. will be necessary in order 10 Obtain
you honoIs and ceremonious receptions
should advise yon to take with you watch
es, pistols, diamond rings and gold snuff
boxes, as those sort of things are most ac
ceptable. Astp wines, have directed, al
this place, Que cask of Sherry, and enc cash
Of Madeira; the Champagne and olhe
French wines you mention, will best come
from Marseilles.
cannot al this time express 10 you The
many minor affairs, and little arrangements
which we wll talk over at our meeting,
am graticd that yoH should allude 10 Ou
long staadlpg acquaintanCc--such connec
tons should be remembered, and hope tha
on the present OCCASION you will use all thC
j privileges Of an old friend, in which rea
tonship stand towards yourself
Your travelling on board Of govern
ment ship will warrant you against the in
truEive herd of tourists, who chic fly belon,
10 tue lower class Of polite society, and yo,
will meet with many gentlemen Of superi
or order, particularly Sir Howard Douglass
at Corfu While at Athens last was Wis
tied by the King of Greece; at rripol. b
lbraim Pacha, and at Alexandria by Ma
monet Ali, from whom received sword i
testimony OF remembrance.
! he ladies will find occasional rocrcatio
in listening to the overtures and waltzcs c
attached to the ship. With no persona
acquaintance with any member Of your fam
lily, | beg to be remembered to each in tn
klndest manner,
| remain, dear General, very respectful
aud truly yours: j. ID. ELLIOTT.
P.S. 1t will be necessary for you to wri,
to Constantnople for firman to pass Ih
DarGanelles, aud have it sent TO Athens"
Whdt democratic preparations! Diamon
rings and gold snuff. boxes, to be paid f
out Of some contingent fund, bartered f
{ honors and cercmoniouS receptions. Sherr
Madeira. Champagne and French wines f
the table Relief from the IOwer classes
tourists. Superior society. A band Of mi
sic Tor the ladies'. And above all, an o
: friend who must know his tastes, lamen
that the battle. hallowcd cabins Of odd Ire
sides are not more worthy Of the travelle
accustomed TO Mruries and the elegance
r his magnificent apartments at Paris.
!. "Vipe Cdssl" ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06

UA Locofoco oratorin Cincinnati
lately declared "thutthe history of Lewis
Cass and that of the United States were
so identical thatit was impossible to dra,0
a parallel between them" He also de-
clared, that "if Lewis Cass should not be
elected on the seventh of ofNovember next.
he would go for buildings rampant all
around the State of Michigan, and ercc-
ting monuments on its outer a0alis, to give
the world assurance ofthe abiding faith
of tho Democracy in the man."--DGily
Ohio State Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
OIds, HcdiII a. Co.

While our hands is in, in the way of
"Old Documents" we may as we'll pub
lish the following resolutions, passed at
Locofoco meeting. held in Circleville
in August, ls43. ..-..
The resolutions may be found in q
hand.bill, (the Doctor is greatinthat way,
published and circulated by DR.. OLDs in
this district. Itisdated Aug. 18th, 1913
We commend the resolution to the espe
cial consideration of those Interested
The hand. bills in our possession. Here
are tho resolutions:
"Resolued, That we have entire conf
dence in the ability. honesty and Democ-
racy of EDSON B. OLDS, and that we
will DEFEND him from the foul aspersions
cast upon him by a few demagogues, SC
long as he continues his bold and fear,
less defence of Democracy.
"Resolvetl, That we hurl back the ma
ny false charges. which that .flthy ana
degrading sheet the Ohio Eagle, has pu
aHoat against DR.. Olds, in the teeth o
the political knaves, who have forged ant
distributed such vile trash.
"ResOiced, That the few profesSed 2
democrats, who have resolved themselve
into committee of the whole Democra
cy, and arroga,ed to themselves the hig
prerogative Of denouncing great pal
of the good old democratic party, as fond
, ling Aatterers and declamatory demV
gogues, be admonished 10 retrace thei
steps at once. aud return to the old den
ocratic track. or prepare themselves
meet tho sad doom which truth and jul
tice must forever mete out totransgres'
ors.
"Resolced, That the many base an
. outrageous charges, published again
), DR.. Old and his friends by Pike, Medil
v Franklin, Cradlebaagh, &c, are beneat
y contempt, and should forever stamp the
= authors and abettors with shame and d.
rision." ..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
Keep Il In Mind.


The readers ofthe Eagle will remcm.
bcr what terrible fuss he was going to
make about 81. 100 between our Treasur'
or and the Auditor of State. which he
didn't
Aud when you place another 0 to tina
sum and make it $1,000, tho poor fellow
has just as little to sny. What amour
will suit him. ti4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
Remember.

When Locofocos tell you that, If Ford
is elected, all laws or any laws. making
distinctions on account Of color, will be
repealed, remember to reply lbn, they
made tho same prophecy, when Bobb wa'
a candidate; and it is q remarkable fact
that the majority against the repeal ol
these laws, after his election. was great
er,han ever. Think Heavenl the Leg
isla,ure of this State is vested in Senate
and House of Represen,a,iveS--the Gov.
erner has no veto and cannot control the
action Of the peoples Representatives"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06

That JOHN B. WELLER is in favor of
having all our taxes collected in Gold
and Silver only.
REMEMBER,
That JoHN B. WELLER is apposed to
all Banks and all species of Banking,and
that be is in favor of the repeal of our
present Banking Law.
REMEMBER,
That JoHN 8. WELLER is opposed to
our excellent Revenue System aud is in
favor Of its repeal. q .#tE tfr.
REMEMBER.
That JouN B. WELLER is defaulter,
in the sum of 1000, to Butler County
REMEMBER,
That john B. WELLER is in favor of the
Revolutionary schemes of Olds, Medary
Whitman, & Co., and that, if elected, he
will lend his aid, in overturning the Con
stitution and destroying our Laws.
REMEMBER,
That WHITMAN, LARIMoRE and KEL.
LER are pledged to carry oul the same
views and assist in putting all these mea
sures into execution.
VOTERS OF FAIRFIELD! 1t i.
for you to say, whether your Banking
Law and your Revenue Law shall be re
pealed, whether your taxes shall be col
lected in Gold and Silver Only, whethe
your State shall be reUolutionized. The
questions are with you. Act as you
good sense and cousciences dictate.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
He ON your Guard,

The Locofocos are circulating, all over
this county, hand-bilIs aud pamphlets
about Ford, Taylor and other Wing can
didates. Wings, be on your guard. Be
not deceived. Desperate efforts are
made to influence your VOTES. "There
is cheating around the board"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
The Latest strenk.

The last stride of Patent Democracy
is rather amusing, The Statesman and
other Locofoco papers insist that the Gov
ernor the Stale can prevent the free
people of Ohio from voting for the Elec-
tors of President and Vice President.
Call you this democracy?
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
Note.

That, owing to upnvoidable engage
ments, Mr.. EWING will be unable to at
tend the appointment of the Committee
on Friday Evening, at Nsibling'' Tav
ern.
The meeting accordingly will be POst
poned TO Saturday evening.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
Practical Democracy OF Gen. ca,..

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Atlas gives the following.
The following letter written by Commo.
DO e Elliot to Gen. Cass, when the latter
wss about to make the tour,of the Mediter
ranean Sea in the Constitution, al the ex.
pense of the people, gives some insight into
the democratic tastes Of that great gasOme.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-06
LANCASTER, OHIO:
Friday Morning, October 8, 1S4s.
"RougIl aud Ready club.

There will he meeting oftho Rough
and Ready Club" on Monday evening
next, at the court house.
Col. VAN TRUMrwill be on hand and
address the Meeting.