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Democratic banner., 1848-01-31

The Ladies DJLEar Newspaper, pub
lished in Philadelphia by L. A. Cooley, has
made its appearance upon our table. 1t is
neat, interesting and of a large size; and
what is more will be edited in future by
Lady Grace Greenwood, so favourably
known to the literary world.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-31

WIsCoNsIN.-The population of this ter
ritory, as shown by a census, just taken, is
2l0,S53. H. 1916, it was l39,46I. IN
crease in one year 1882.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-31

II In Baltimore, on Christmas day, a
drunken man entered one of the churches,
and walking up to the alter, asked for a glass
OF egg nogg.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-31

We extract the following from the Wash
correspondent of the Cincinnati En-
GA Mr.. Jacobs, of Louisville, KY, was
married to a daughter of Col. Benton's to-
day at the residence of the Colonel in this
city. Captain Jacobs came here as a wit
ness in the Fremont court martial, saw for
the first time Miss B., was conquered, and
is now in her possession"
Democratic banner., 1848-01-31

House Of Representatires.-Mr. Bedin-
ger explained a portion of his remarks on
yesterday.
! Mr.. Rockwell introduced a bill to index
all claims against the United States, allow
ed since the assembling of the fourteenth
Congress.
The debate upon Mr.. B~edinger's reso.
buttons, introduced by Mr.. Bcdinger. Sew
eral members addressed the House.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-31

The Grand River Chronicle has been
temporarily suspended on account of the
indisposition Of ]. H. Darlington its editor
and publisher. We are glad of his recove-
ry and the temperance Of his paper
The Chronicle is a small but ably conduct
ed sheet.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-31

The Washington correspondent of TIL
Cincinnati Enquirer says Mr.. Walker, It'll
rumored, will resign his seat in the Cabine
in consequence Of continued i'll health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

/ and ryr the eraupl gen dssisa ff tauir, dfef
porz Aag, lsftar aud nil j. and let il lay aa yfa
are a.uu Ia 81 yonI ED. then pm III" uttz t't al
your .na,ff slough II Ia tour mch,s cop, a4 1afta"
lensihs,:s e sd cross nsr When yoat sHu"d vi boz u
/ 10 re- Give Vi ssel.
Preparation oai sairiar IN scl saak fear s7sd
| in h,lil faf L has. lhrn dfain Il H. .i. al us
suleIrncy ofashc- Ah lue sfe Hsf aa'y u sHlraie
n.en. bat 10 euabl ysalt dsfahl'H Inn rgst "vsi
III" grsuud. SsW t,isH. t'ta harrow t.li "a Ugh j.
/ ard fsI tls Ground aiiIta h.asY ta'Iar.
/ Qaanifg y Sr,dpa. irre.=ir m fal iassi seed,
+ IL pfaprHy sien ~ If On ru.u1l TOR au 1e-r.
1nae n s#IrHI1= slaet i4iaea, Dolby iAlns unit
Auguzf. but Ne 9sieteib e -alsr cef-' q - at '1H
iurap s.ci dsf4, hy de - Id }. By >sH+ thus
earl, should !bt O, Il cat II yu5 if' stslpt 'ne
" III ne allowed 91p l. fes1w, A. Object which efsJ tai-
nip caliuri,t -hau'd always have IN view.
.Ha4Hc-Ihe best manure, u-ulllj Ia be fund upon
tafms. Tor iuuip-. IS Net fatied q" dug. lhn2h
any decnm-ls animal manHfc VIII ausNrt. f'h'f,
ho~ryer ar greatly enhanced IN value by the addition
Of ashes Twenty double horse earl lolds of the maHufe
named and - bushels Of lshe. 10 be we'll 'uFed ogeti-
e. Will make excellent compost tf taiar~-aad ihe
value OF il would be- sill mote increased u ~ bush
,ls OF bono-lusl w,re adlod ti#lhe compost. Nhefe
bone dust may be c3ppjnejt element al uie compost
The whole should be- wi oxel ta.chef and permitted
10 remain N Iae. 'or sly ueea, bcloa being used, IN
order hat The nrpl,ut r,r at the decay ol tie buc5
IN ght IL brought ou. Il shoHld be- inprcfsa#lr Ia
gel the 1uaa,tt q. a.e- "o have Hlue lr he a7mpJs,
let htoe bushels H. broad r1,ci gFcf the sf1ud
after the seed shall have boon sfau.
CidiBc--No soon as The plano come MP, lei a care.
ml hand 20 over tts patch "llh mop IA oae
hand and vessel containing i.h u n The other,
sprinkle the oil the plants tAen lei hIm dnsl them
Wila MIXTURE o oqu paris Of ASHES plaster aud s'9t
continue dusaug them with tins mixture early each
morning, With HE drW Is un lhr pants, nu they gci
into the rough irt s. s.on tho o9t5 hGia IN b1tlIe
let eanuI hand. g the pa Ell. hoo IN lanl. aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
RGRggUL 1rURAl,
From the Baltimore American Farmer.
WORK FOR July.
CONTINUED.

lcoNTIyuEp)
Depth Of Plosglusg ia faaao.- Although we haze
frequently in articles this subject, indicated the
depth that Clano should be flonehed in, find inqu
RES still being made OF us upon this poia. Aud here
state. tha, should be poughed in the fn depih Of
the furrow, whether that be 4. g. inches--ihe OBJ
1eci being to prevent the escape the already formed
and forming, carbonate II ammonia. No leed be
iHee"sse Of pougng it in deep. from the char
actef Of its nutrient element, il will be sure 10 ascend
and meet At the collateral Of the plants in their
search sfser food, and for The other constituents Of
which it is comprised they will be sure to be taken
1pby the roots in their descent for SINH ar purposes
Fail Po:atoes-As we irust every one has, at least
doaf OF SIX weeks ago. paised their fall potatoes
VIII say nothing upon that head. but we will enjon il
non ALL to SIZE that their p'taoe patches over
snn With weeds from ,s time Of first working them
al they are finally laid by.
IWntPs.--Ne are tie advocate u thorough prepasa-
iion Of the soil in turnip culture and therefore advise
sen 'o.p'ead cne half TIE you intend 10 put On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

This Extract o SaSlparila has been expressly prepared
in reference to female complaints No female who has rea-
SON to suppose she Is approaching that critical PERIOD 'te
turmoil lite" should -ect talk it. II sa certain pre
venve tor any OF the numerous and horrible diseases 10
which cmlcs subjected at tins time of life This period
may hs della we'd years by using tins mcl 'ne Nor
less valuable Tor those approaching Womanhoad, 1t i
calculated toasst nature, by qaecang the blood and m,g
nt'ng the system Indeed, this mediue is invaluable ia
all the diseases Ia Inch women subject.
lthnres the whole systcm rrueWs permanently the natu
raj cuefgtchS reno, ing the impurities OF the bodynot 50
far stnnlan. the system To produce subsequent rr\a
tion, which is the oimus medicines taken iaf female
weakness and disease.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

per-a Y.a nv DIR fsur vsafb happy - INFORM Of Tie
icncAl Aa, received Il so4r Lands.
iuas, truly, join IlAiia
July G,1Si6 - fflinn 81
Thn4s smith Printer, i63 Nas.tr st 81 story cured q
Ion. standing aud ggsrd, atci ease .! tbs Piles.
psineipa Olee l96 Fulton street, sun Building. y. Y
r. ldlns State .tI,ct, Bosiunls l!t y sons, ~
Moth u ,lee Phlads Pi = llaHee, Druggist, Ba-
moro. VI. Gnhen Gtarl,stan-N Wright = Co. thurfrs
street, \. O-lBj South Ieah street, Ahauy-and by al
the pras pal Druggists aal Nlef lan generally Throughout
the intel Sl4fHs, w luii.s I'D .ie '5n5dis
Far#s4le ia i.,ueAbaig, by d. 4. LYMAN, Druggist.
he. 2--oaiiznE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

This Certificate concmsiye'y proves that this Sarsaporila
has perfect control the most obstinate d-,lae at te
blood rhrco persons cured IN nm hou>cs unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
nr Townsend-n,arS Sir. have the pleasure to iuor-
that thcc children have hecn cured OF the Sro.
ula by thu Of cNeelent medicine They adct
ed very severely with bad sores, have taken onl, four bottles
took them away which feel myself under deep obhga-
ton. Yours, respectfully,
lSNAe w CRANE, loj Wooster st.
New York, March l. ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
Co.uMISSIO.vTR's S.3LE OF LAND

IN pursuance OF decree OF the Clrcu, superior Court
o!law and Chaneey tr the county OF l}edurl IN which
james NJ. Otey. lsasc n. O,ey and Prudence his WI T.
Thomas NJ Joaes and Eliza his wiic aud others ar,
plaintiffs against Afmis,ead Oley Administrator Of ohn
II. Oey, decd, John 7. Gray Administrator Of N,lson
II. Otey. deed and others, are Defendants The under
signed The commissioner therein named Will on Mon
day. the 21,h day Of Jolly next that bciug Bedford Couti
day. before the lrunt door of the Court House. proceed
10 SELL by way oi public auction, 10 the highest bidder
cor cash, ihs
TRACT OF LAND,
in the bill and proceedings mentioned containing by re-
cent survey, los ACRES situaled on the Nrlh fork Of
Goose Creek. TINS land lies WELL l., in a good neoh-
boshood and well adapted the usual cops of This
ton of the country. The title is believed 10 he good but
aching Commissioner, shall convey such title only
the decree aforesaid vests in me-
MCAJAll DAVIS, Commissioner
N,dfrd. June % In
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S.1LE or T.lLi .lBLE LIND
IL REDfDRD.

IN pursuance of the last will aid testament f Horny Bu
1 f,rd dec u, vii, On Thursday the 3i- day of Au
gust 5Is NTH premises. sell II The highest bile pub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
UNITED STATES OFFICER

Corp, and mcmbr Of the New jersey Ire>tuc, has kind
y sent Us The following certificate Il tolls oVustary.
B5ilcgg, IAN -, ISL
taken with the utluea1a, aud IN, whole
system left in dehtated state induced To nv ir
foWuseuds ar, and after taking three bottles
very much teiio ed, and arbate entirely to the said
SaSapara. have confined taking it, and find that i'm
prove every day. believe saved my life and would not
be without it under any consideration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

SIC REU.lRU
DINANAN from MesSrs. W. w. Toncy & Co.,
Z the llh lust. bright mulAt,o Boy,
MAT.
apparently 2S thirty years OF age small stature and
quite box .aukled. Shoemaker by trade and havnn
clipped with his TOOLS, he probably intends making his
way 10 a near free Ndlr.
The above reward, ol TEN DOLLARS will he oiy
for his apprehension and delealIon jail or his de
livery To ne IN Faunyllle, Va.
June lQ-ts L II. JACKSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
DR.. TOU.NsE.NI'S
AIRS :. f. L = ! !. :. 4.
rHE. MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDIC!NEiN
TIE WORLD

rTItt aID.. mn 4,DD ~. nv afL'nII n
~ M - - 'D'''s' - 49,
TIE oRl.D.
- Ills Eglfat Is pH mp quart hahts Is six timf
eh pHr, and warranted Emporium Ia any Sid
il IN d.. without vomiting pIrsns, s.lkeis u d.
biIIiltbs the laasu'
,.pt.,.rl,,ft ~, ,yrA.srt,p ,trt1rrfNr
~ -
a. osleI mcl4iae who II Iai.tas dsco-es, II m'isa-
rate. tH body. i /, 1i he Wy bel Fall and lef
medicines hnpvu, Il no' pay pdss he Whole system
'.'' ,''.s' -.hh tis p ~ O'' '..' - " -
t'' = - ~ -, ' f. I',t,,
~ n - " - -. ..',. ., ,,ti - If =,
=" "'t"''" - W. ~ ',,alt, - .,., -
~
''e -. d. e, am, -. = .,,.4 I,i o,...t,.,,
hatr '"'a , }'o 'a''-' "i"''e '''''a'''''"
INN - - r - li,aifr ,,,l ,,,et If Faergv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
J.. &. Lee,
SERGEON DE.NiIST.

% Q HUH ''' D31sF ID n
nFFiCE on the cr1ss Street leading from Main St.
y To the Washington Hotel. and opposite the Post
Office where he is prepared all operations in Dem
iSlrY
Dec wi Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

DR. Townsends Sasaparila less successful in curing
tins distressing complaint than Tor diseases OF the Blood M
pepsia Rheumatism, and Nervous Debility. Read the follow
ing
III Townsend Dear Sir-The effects Of your Sarsapar-
IA are truly wundru Fof the last six eight years past
have been subject 10 attacks ic piles during which
have suffered all the Of that complaint aud had dcs
paired OF ever finding cefeNrcPtn death have the pleas
urc 10 inform You 'hcrc balm in Giead" lave
used two bottles OF Your Sarsapaa and feel
u, old n!loiu send ", ihs aelleali.u anG any
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

I"LNDS LN.fip0.MlIIpA FOR S.iLE
10y virtue of A deed ii trust from r II Williams
10 us. made the 18th OF Oclnhri SO aud nt rcrid
IN the office OF the counts OF tharloc. Campbell aud An
pomatoN. aud pursuant Ia tweoIdcrs OF the Snnefrr
Cuutl Il thaneefy for lhe Rchnaud circuit male ia the
suit ol Hunt, Nc. Worsham, &c. On the llth Of
March, II, aud Oh Of July. sl7 wesaall On Saur
day, the twenty ninth day Of laly, Isis, al twelve
O'Clock, IN the tawn Of fnmre front Of the Eaglc
Hotel. proceed Ia seat public auction certain tracts Of
lnd, which, at lhe date Of the sail deed Were IN the
connteS Vi Charlotte a.j Gappbrl hut mostly in Canp
b'Hanl winch Is stated to tobe IN .llpolatior To
VII: Tracts containing.
ONE 1o9 AND ANOTHER 5G3 ACRES.
" less ,cachor which ,rcts smoro particularly ,es
erincd In deed al the pit Of November. lS33 from
Edirdrd u olslaH, administrator. Wh the we'll aancNcd
Of c. Williamson, deed. to T.. II. Williamson. Of H.
cord IN the oiiee Of CamPhcl county court The sale
vii be Tor cash To fourth Of tue purchase money!
and as 10 the residue, upon credit Of and twelve
months, IN equal nsialmont. bearing interest from the
day OF sale. deed OF trust will be taken on the mo
perty Ia secure The credit lustamentS
II, nj the time appointed Tor the sale The weather
should be snc! As IN our opinion 10 make II improper To
sell. the sale Will be adjourned from time To Time un il
shall be completed
CONWAY ROBINSON
WILLIAM IL. MACFARLAND,
June 22-t291y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

Health aud riches, want and weakness,
Reas9n,-ay, and madness.
Rag snd veyo,s, erus's and banqnots'
Hobby horses not a few
Navs your time for making bargains,
Passing hfougb'"
Sometimes slowly, sometimes quickly,
Ever surely he pngressedl
Never for a single moment
In state II rest.
Ganciag upward, glaociog downward
Backward, forward. r1und and round.
Now he h5wlcd and now he cluekltd
Smiled by turns and lrowned.
''Dea,l aud Weddings deaths and weddings
Useless old things ia'en ft new!
Something here fr every body!
Passing lhTonshi'
oul they came. The silly people;
Out by windows aud by doots;
Der the rn,f>. mp from the cellars.
Scores succeeding scotes
Opcn-noulhed and open handed,
Eager all for something sirange.
Pushing, sileoa, bold aud unld
10 Old Father Change.
deaths and weddings sriads and claplciA
Los Of notions, fIl,e and trut,
Famt!''-he bawlcd hi, to The gaIcts-
Passing brought
Children bringing hoops aud marbles.
Careless words and merfy Loks,
Held them up receiving it thrn,
Knitted brovs and books.
louhs, 10 puichase learning honor.
Brought load Of mrdnlshl hours.
Rudy cheeks, aud sYclI pleasufes.
Open air atd flowers.
"EducalIonl appllcauoul
Thoughts above the common crew
llolluw chests and heavy luichrads,
Passing lbronsh!'
Maize brought familiar features.
Old affections TIED aud strong.
lieh,est b'soms gay rrmPln,ous
Merry Dance and Sorg.
for heart and hand INFESTED.
For very world ol canes.
New relations, new pursuits, and
Mos experienced ar>
"Brila dresses spiashed pcsiilllons,
Gaps and keys-and curses too
Be, like Others. wives aud muthets'
Passing 'hrougH'
Gazing on The silver clouds.
Solemnly at times there came
Light eyed, open tasoned Youths.
" he soaght tae,'s Name.
"llcre are pearl. iaousaf. +" they said.
"oalhere1 LIE hncly way
Which the -tcat uf earth have lrsddon. -
We woul1 Dr Is thry.n
''Amber dWam-, and aurky waklng,l
Laurel. -ouly after Neu
Qickened sense iur jy and sorroN,
Passing throushl"
And even so.--lieayen bless lhcr wisdom,
All, whate'er they were before,
Would be something else, whatever
Had. would still have more,
Babts aud dotatds, clowns aud monarcls.--
Out ,hey come for something stfsnge,
Fearing, hoping, straight and cropping.
To Oh Father change
deaths aud weddings deaths and weddings,
Useless old things ta'en for new,
Something here for eveyh1dy
Passing through"
Al an open, attic easement.
Philosopher who heard
AL the hustle, smiled profoundly
As he stocked his beard
"Cruwding out about him" qro,h he.
twill be long e'er 90 hero,"--
As he spoke he hea I'd II Step
And Voice upon his STAIR
a.,
Useless old things a'en for new
Something here for everybody
Passing through"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

}lF suhrrbef has opened this fine iata for the arco-
mbllnIu ii tho la,ie, aud vii give If hi- nndl del
rspna attention II has been epaitcd from Garnet to Gel
Ian, and enlargedly 'he addition d snmn
FlFrEEN BEDHpo#S, LNRGEANn ELF.
G.LNT DINING ROOU, L.lDIES' P.IRLOR.&r
The sleeping apartments in the addition are Largo and
any, neatly hal-hsi and 0juisAu with
.NEJp FUR.NIITRE,
the Whole resrhng ar II utatne.- aud adaptation o the
r,noff anil rnasen nre u cue f. seldom seen in The bot
restlatrd hotels.
Bc1e4 the usual reml5rs OF hor,c oftl> lin1 there j.
Spuag phe,eA bas ifeo-toae water, gushing the
r,ak aaAyh-h tic h't.l sianls.
II ms the intention II the rapri,orto make tbs first
rate tl4. H. conduct aud general arrangements
dhcl H. b. es't and architectural design he hopes
obtain aud VIII enlrlsarl T. merit the patronage the pub.
H.
Gentlemcnmri,ms nthclr own conyeyanecs will find
good
STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE,
and l the anrommolat1no Ttaeecrs in the canal rae
k,-. god liak III always be ia readiness convey them
Ia and from the hotel
ciIts. l.. pInREll, p.opretor
Mn - Gm
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June 9 VITA
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4ENTnEMEN,s FOOT AND LADIES'
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
I.9gk p EP,aR J.4EyAfg

DIVERSITY OF Z u 1S1A " A.
fE1HE LECTURES aid coGRsE Of INSTRUCTION
4 in this Department will commence on the SEcosp
M0NBAY of NoYembef next, and continue until the t Of
May They intended to embrace the most important
branches Of the Cegaaon gaa Cse1 Lag Public herna
tl09dt and Constitutional Lam.
Lectures VIII Be delivered upon the various branches and
Those ~ Proiessor Henry Al BuLIARp viii embrace :
The history OF The Roman Law nom the earliest times
man School III The jurisprudence OF LOUISIANA COM
SPAIN W An ontine oil the Land Titles in Louisiana
whether derived from France Spain the United States
OIL II Admalfg and Mainline Law embracing the nights
and obligations of Masters and Mariners, Collisions and
slitary Mariners Bontracts Maine Insurance and Hy
pothecatons and contracts for Services n building
embracing the Law Of Pze and tie practice Of
Inc absolute rights os States 6efi s q s.
coas 81 he Ised taie embracing the Original and APP
feiate Jurisdiction 81 the Supfeme and Ccnt Courts and
the Original JURISDICTION o. the District Cor As Coasts0
The Lectures OF Professor RAEDELL HplT viii treat Of
Commercial Law as II relates 70 HleIcaae ersons Aie
camille Properly and Contracts and Mercantile henedies
These Lectures will 0i Sole Traders Partnerships
and Corporations Of Prncpa and Agents. 81 Bills Of Ex
an Contacfs with Caresa Contracts 81 A1iregsnent By
Charel party and ief congeyanee in general SEps Of
81 sale. Guarantes Liens and sgppsge in tis1sn. ETC
4. The Criuna lay ard Rraetles g SenIis Of tpnna
Professor THoHAs & NoNRoE. val Lecture upon i.
The Common Law and 1Ntlf ana Practice
Pisading9 in llsi Gases At Common Law, Consh
fnticnal Law
CEef Justice ErsTIs will deliver series &C Lectures On
tie Rights Of Persons and tiia Conlliet of Laws
1ItffsTtE f{osHIfCs. fls tf'I asist AdiHnet Pro
fessor 81 he tleeaFtHlepf Ot The tifH Law.
Studset nj b I'd % raa sats factory evidence
Of good nIffai Character
The dsst b Bachelor d Avs VII be con i.et Only on
fs1e who shai have 6a1Ise5 81 eff4es Or
one fuil epqee slse heeae lAa - one 1ea7 10 lie
oE9te qf toNas af al 4a ala Al sxan3ina6n
~ ~ gre PA ns 4 oatA slele Eil hs fIg.
1rtnI iH61d1s
zTe s alse tIee oaII Afi1I sTia be
hcien once week tlsesa pgei Is t1f Ct tie Pro-
q ri loses
oi 15 I1I rae Hs8les 1f
SH Orleans 5ans A lSt3. lea sl6
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/ d. TfiNSlNGiS TOOTH a CH p -.
ET f3lf R.-Tbs ficle devoid Of all poi= I'd -, ~
sonnns ingredients Try bottle and you r. - ~
viii soon see a VIZ face tnmed into smiles. MAGIC
TOOTH POW ER.-Ihs article IS the best now before
the pubic lteadcates tle Tartar without the ana Of n
~ ~ I Mi DEN L tJRGE0N Office No. 5s
Baronge street. four doors above COMMUNIST my . an
w. r. HALL, SURGEON DKsyIsa
Il Caroadslet street, sNelg Orleans,
i, peYf0fm III operations on the TEETH for their
w preservation IL the most scientific -,
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert
Cd, from one e e Whole SCI on me most Il II p
Teeth extracted without the Of Chlofotonl, and with
bui slight pain to the patent.
From long experience y his profession and street appnea-
fon to hopes merit share OF pubic patronage
Reference can be given the most eminent medical
and Surgeon Dentists n ne country myil ON
y. WEST, Practical DentisT.
y6TOUI.D respectfully norrn the citizens Of ewQrleans
w that lie has removed his office to 100
CAR0NDELET STREET, corner OF PoydIas
sfnsst opposite the Church Thankful foTSf n 5000
the liberal patronage hsfeofore bestowed X
upon him. hewOud solicit continuance OF the same a tier
apractce of eight years the mechanical department. both
in Europe and the nited States and having avae p-
of all the late improvements, he feels confident that he
viii give satisfaction 10 all those who mag favor nm with
call. List of Prices.
Single Tooth, mounted on hEe gold Plate " ~
pivot. .f..,t z g ge
Plugging with iine goa per cavity ~
Al f1lset Of Teeth highly finished, on new principle
q osa of iEs Palate san6 wboat is:s Or
nents. =. from gu 70 lOV W
M warrants All his operations to be the best OF work
manship and material and to give satisfaction to those who
MAY patrehize him. q no charge vii be made.
Old plates emodeed and repaired at the shortest notice
Dentists in the country may rely on having their WORK
DENTISTS supplied with Teeth instruments, Sc.
B-J w can refer 10 many persons who are now en-
ioying The benefits Of his practice apo 6m
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SEE NAPLES AND THEN DIE. = This proverb
has been cruelty verified by the recent nnassacres
Strangers who went to see the beautiful city were
30 struck with the above proverb thai they have
not survived. The inhabitants, too, nave fallen
MARTYRS to it. Thus Ferdinand's cruelty promises
to become quite proverbial. If a nation be really
Judged. as is said by its proverbs then Naples will
be Judged rather larshly by the one above. The
sooner it is thrown into Vesuvius the better the
fire, combined with the sulphur, might purify it,
Punch
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-12
Mr.. HENRI HERzss PLANO FoRTEs AND
PIAMINOS

NXJM. T. MAYO has the pleasure TO
v inform bis friends ami the public Of "A k3s
New Orleans and the surrounding country ~ Is f9 n n
sole Agent for the sale of his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS AND PiANINOS. The daily increasing de-
mand in this country these instruments, and the great
satisfaction they given to buyers both America and
Europe have induced WIN. i. MAYO to open room for
Their exhibition and sale He also takes leave to call pacu
lar attention to the PIANlNOS, which are unsurp ased foF
gTa ura bity with unique bisncy aad facility of touch
They have been awarded the Gold Medal OF the first degres
(the highest premium at the disposal Of the French Govern
nent and in general use in France England and Ger
many. w. T. NJ begs leave to refer to the highest eo
gums bestowed them By Professors and the Press on the
occasion OF Mr.. HERR introducing the FlANlNOS at his
concerts.
fw An ample assortment viii always be found at the
Depot No Camp Street. three doors from Canal st. Les tt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-12

THE CAMBRIDGE OBSERVATORY. we are
happy to announce, says the Boston Traveller that
this noble enterprise is now placed Upon sure
foundation. Edward B. Phillips, whose sudden
and melancholy decease occurred at Brattleboro
VT, a day Or two since, bequeatlles 70 Harvard
University for the purposes Of the Observatory the
muniiicent sum Of 100000. Mr.. Phillips left
property to the value Of 5000