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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

OF The Supreme Court will commence its ses-
sions to-day, and the District Courts will begin the
trial of The cases upon their dockets The legal
season promises to be brisk one, and we have no
doubt that the gentlemen of the bar, clerks and
sherifs, viii reap good harvest. As to the suit
ors, may heaven help them well out of the scrape!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

Do The .. s. Revenue brig Cornelius W. Law
renee, Capt Fraser, sailed from Washington on the
LIST inst, for Norfolk, on her outward passage TO
Oregon and California.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

ayerns teen with political gatherings with secluded
caucuses or COMMITTEES meetings. o. indeed, but
the midst Of exciting times
Probably this excitement does not pervade any other part
of the land much as New York city. From what oppor-
tunities had for observing theIes indeed elsewhere,
remarkable apathy and lukewamness. Here, however,
the opposing currents the results are divers dashng
whgpools Alas and a-ack-a-day but the Republic IS
to be ruined, any how
How is it going perhaps you ask. No mortal man can
tell make truly reliable judgment For mel
stick TO prediction Of month that as the most pro-
babe event. Van Buren, will get this State If he does
win be Of the remarkable tumphs ever achieved
the ground Of abstract principle in our Repubc
The Administration, using without scuple its immense
scope of power against the ex-President-Openy putting
itself in the field against him both of the old phaanxes
united enmy toward him chance of his carrying
any other State than thand thus the emotest pToba
bity of his being President hardly prominent we'll known
leader except few Of the faithful old VanBuren guard
coming out for him and yet tell You again. Martin an
Buren, is going to get the thiysx electoral votes OF New
York is rather hazardous to say sobu venture 70 it.
At danger of being somewhat trte cannot help calling
the attention of readers TO the superiority OF American
institutions those of all other governments on EARTH as
exhibited in the operations of election for the Presidency
What in France would collisions certainly and per
haps massaees, will here but collision OF opinion,
and all will peacefully submit the decision Of the ma
jOty Rightly viewed. indeed these contests are purely
contests of opinion and in behalf of men, Every can
ddate shOuld therefore, nscbe. fully and plainly his
banner, his principal rules of action, Warm pasans Will
put forward for the not doing of this by their
favore canddate but in reality there is no fair excuse for IT,
The weather continues and damp helping forward
the remarkable Righteousness of bilious attacks which has
marked the past four months hereabou Our beautiful
slaern of city is reveing in dirt like pig: the cutters
horrible. Fall fingers about in the of the will
lows and the grasthose latest vedant of growing things
No gossip of any interest Politics sngross every
body's attentions and so will it be till next Tuesdsy-after
which hope commune again more frequently with your
readers. MANHATTAN.
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MARINE.-Capt. Thompson, of the ship Ma
thaniel Thompson, from Boston, which arrived at
this port yesterday, passed on the 7th inst large
ship ashore on Tortugas, which had apparently just
gone on.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

Texas ELECTIoN-We are indebted to Captain
McElroy, of the U. S. steamship Hetzel, fifty-two
hours from Galveston, for the following election re-
turns from the Lone-Star State: Galveston has
given % majority for Cass, and Herbs county,
Houston) no. The Saluria precinct, in Calhoun
county, gave % votes for Taylor, and 10 for Cass.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

LATER FROM BERMUDA-The Hamilton Gazette
of October 18th, contains an account Of a severe
Storm and great and extraordinary high tide, which
occurred there on the 18th and 18th of the same
month Much damage was done to the orange,
lemon, banana, shaddoek and other fruit trees, as
well as 10 the cedar and ornamental trees The
ground provisions suffered considerably. Several
houses in Devonshire and in the lower Parishes
were nartialY nnroofed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

Or The figate Constitution is now ready for
sea, at Boston. Her destination is the Meditena-
mean, and she viii probably winter at Spezzia.
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STATIoNERY-We call the attention of the reader
to the advertisement of ]. B. Steel in another col
umn; every thing in the line Of Stationery may be
found at his establishment in Camp street, and
those in want Of such articles cannot do better than
a eli
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

Da- La CronicG is the name of new Spanish
newspaper which has just been started in New
York city, to advocate the cause Of Cuba in par
ticular, and system Of republicanism for Spain,n
general The Eco del Europa and La Yerdad, the
other Spanish papers, we believe, are still pub
liahad tbara
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s. oil T- Meetings This Ereninr

Be OF t.. .NHttJIIlgs THIS ElVtnings
CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 4, at Temple Hail \.
SO Canal street, at half-past 2.
OCEAN TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 2, at Unity Hail. Nars,,
Buildings. Third Municipality.
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal Fount Han -
Tchoupititoulas street, at halfpast7 7.
LANE DIVISION No 8, in the Methodist church at Aes
at halfpast 7,
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AUCTION Sale ThIs Dav.

r. NJ ARMT1KLD ill sell at the store of Jasper Smith
Canal street, Dry Goods, Hats Boots, Shoes etc MI
out reserve. lsY- See Auction head /
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nS- We learn that Major DashieIl has, by order
Of the Paymaster General relieved Major Hunter
at this station The latter officer has been for some
weeks past laboriously engaged in paying the Lou
siana Volunteers the three months extra pay granted
10 them by Congress. In the performance Of this
arduous duty, Major Hunter has shown himself the
able and courteous officer and faithful agent Of the
Government, and has always discharged the heavy
task devolved upon him with dispatch, and to the
entire satisfaction of all those who have had Off
eial intercourse with him. Having been assigned
by Colonel Randall the head Of the Southern Pay
Department, to this duty, in the absence of Major
Dashiell who was detained elsewhere longer than
was anticipated, he is, of course, relieved BY the
presence of that officer. He carries with him,
wherever his official duties may call him, the best
wishes for his future welfare and prosperity from
those whose fortune it has been to be brought into
contact with him during his brief sojourn in this
city Noone could be more acceptable as the sue
cessor Of Major Hunter, than Major Dashiell, who
is so well and favorably known by the Louisiana
Volunteers and citizens Of this State. Major Hun
ter is in charge Of payments TO the Regulars.
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TIE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT

rendered to PoPE OLDHAM Esq. 6y the Wings Of Men
Orleans a0iH take place at Armory Hall on FRIDAY
EVENING, NJuember II, 1913.
~ To commence at halfpast clock. Tickets 81
to be obtained at the principal public houses music and book
stores in the city Seats win be reserved for the ladies'
IL The Taylor Clubs of the city are earnestly desired to
send their banners to Annoy Hall Thursday next for the
purpose of decorating the Hall for the Taylor Concert
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MAssAoHUs ETTs.
LoUTsTANA
T e XAS

Pointe Coupee, 80 majority for Cass; Livingston,
SO; Catahoula, 60; Avoyelles, go.
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
GHRUBBERY AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS
kCOrange. Lemon and Fruit Trees Asparagus and -
Strawberry Roots; Bubous Roots; and every ar t3sh
49,. hce that is wanted for this season and -
ssSkaF, Snring all received FRESH at the SEED 49,
aS5Fsa STORE of AFFLECK, No. IO1 ST. -
HaSS~@ CHARLES STREET. The above Seeds are all war
ranted fresh, and sold cheap by the paper pound
or bushel. EH Ladies and gentlemen supplied with eEpe.
nenced and practical Gardeners, and Gardens blessed n the
neatest style. n13 8m
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HATS AND OAPs

v INFANTS HATS. with Feathers do En-. -,
s. brOidered Silk Velvet do. Children's Velvet -
- and Cloth CAPS Boys Satin Beaver IA ATS: -
Ladies' RIDING HATS in an varieties and stvles ~
finish, lnls6tl DARCY, ChaTtTes It. y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

Drr The Telegraph from Chicago was completed
on the Dist ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

HALIFAX AND ST. JOHN, N. BY the brig
Halifax, in sixty hours from Halifax, says the Bos-
ton Journal, papers to the 29th ult have been re-
ceived. Twenty-Five highland convicts had ar
rived at Halifax, from Quebec, under large guard
The ST. John, N. B., papers are barren of news.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13
NEwORLEANs. November 9. 1s4s

Str-We the undersigned citizens of NewOreans and
participants with you in the struggle through which the Wing
party has Just passed. having viewed with pleasure your vau
able services and unng exerons for the of the
principles OF our party consider it duty to manifest
YOU public manner appreciation of your conduct
We therefore tender to you with that object in view Con
cert to take place such time shall be agreeable
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13
MIS- SIS sIPPI.

ILLINOIS.
Floyd county probably Indianal 1877 majority for
Cass; Sangamon, 500 maj for Taylor
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, 80 majority for Cass.
MAINE.
Portland, Taylor 1864 Cass 1898, Van Buren, 19l.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Hampden county, Taylor 1903, Cass 1850, Van
Buren, 1881.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

Alpaeas, Bombazines plain Cashmeres and Mernos all
e0on Embroideres Laces Ribbons Gloves Hosiery ;
Twiled "a French Ginghams; Linens; Lawn Lawns Dia-
pers; Table Damask Napkins; French, English and Amer
Prints all colors GA 04 and ia Irish Linen and Cotton
SheetngS; Bleached and Brown Shirtngs: Damask for
Windows MaSeilles Quilts JacOnet, Book Null and Swiss
Musns Tiekngs; Apron Checks; Merno Shirts and Draw
ers Oil Cloths Cottonades black and white Waddng ;
Batting for Quilts and good assortment of thTeeply and
Ingram Carpet; Wilton and Brussels Rugs Al ga and ga
Chinese Mating and Door Mats; all of which will be sold at
the very lowest market prices. ?. ]. O'DOHERTY,
n13 st cor TchoupitOulas st. and St Mary's Market
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

ORLEANS THEATRE.-This unique establishment
opens tomorrow evening, with Donizetti's grand
opera of " La Favorte.'' With a company of the
first order of talent, and the splendid scenic dis
plays always to be witnessed at this house, our
opera-lovers may look for brilliant season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13
RICH NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


ID ]. ODOHERTY. corner of TCHoUPTFOULAs STREET
and ST. MARY's MARKET, would respectfully inform
the ladies Of NewOeans and Lafayette that his store
completed and that the of goods on hand
will be found equal if not superior to any other establish
ment in the city. The following comprise part. viz.
Rich Paris Embroidered Velvet MANTEAUS.
Colored Cashmere do
Plaid. Striped and Wateled SILK MANTLLLAS.
Watered Silk VISITES, oil colors.
DRESS SILKS.
Sd Black eros DU RHIN fine ustre
A . POULT DE SOLE rich instre
GA . eros DU BERLIN, rich lustre.
7-8 :, eros DU NAPLES rich lustre.
Black. Wateref and Satin-stDed, Tich lustre
Black Plaid PEKIN extra rich.
. Colored Cameeon Glace SILKS.
Rich Plaid SILKS, all cOiOrs,
Black India and Turk SATINS.
Striped FANTASIA GLACE, new.
SHAWLS.
Rich White Embroidered CANTON GRAPE
Rich CASHMERE all colOrs.
Rich Printed TIICKARIE all eOIon
Rich ROB ROY and PAISLEY, all eolors
Rich BR0CHE and MAJ AGRAND, all eoIors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

Dz- The Chicago and Galena Railroad was ira
vsrsed BY locomotive on the 9th October.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

NKwORLEANs November TO- 1913.
Gentlemen = Your kind note received by me to-day
and in accepting the honor which design to confer
offer you most sincere thanks for the expression of
your favorable opinion toward myself Atthe time you
be assured that whatever il may my
good fortune render the Wing party they cannot be CON
sdered to those of any other member of the party to
all of whom equal credit is due
Very respectfully yours, POPE OLDHAM
To SAMUEL J. PETERS and Others. n13 Ia
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r~-an.s;REEAsE ogTD ONE.

u
w remedy for Coughs yet discovered No person who has
tried fails to cali again All who have Coughs or
Colds, do better than to call the corner Of ST.
CHARLES and UNION streets where they be supplied
wholesale retail, with the above remarkable compound
and with all other aclesn the Confectionery line fair
prices.
N Bat the above establishment can be had, PASTRY
Of the fine quality the Proprietor hav ing procured from the
North OF the neaest and best Pastry Bakers that could
be found Parties at all times be supplied by leaving
their orders as above o13 Ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

~ Strangers in the City, see Dr.. B. F. MULLEN's
advertisements other columns this paper He
very profession in the United States All stand
need would do well give him CALL So Customhout
street sepls On
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

Dz- The vote Of Indiana in favor of free schools
was p, 545 against p, 25S.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

To- To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi.
cian1-Please the advertisement Of Rustic & PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed above. myI0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13
PEMNs YLVANIA.
NEW JERsE Y.
oONNEOTIOuT

Taylor MAJORITY. .IIo. Gay s maj. 100.
Three towns in Litchfeld county give Taylor
3028 Cass 3O09, Van Buren, $50.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

PERsPIRATTON PROOF.
WTATER PROOF. AND GUTTA PERCHA STTF-
w FENED HATS Of the latest New York and Paris
pastems, per ship Mary Ann. to- Silk and Bea -
yer HATS. made to any pattern, at the shortest So
oi5 81 l''' '''7'''' DARCY. chartrss street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

BRUSHS DAGUERREOTYPE.
I A. BRUSH respectfully informs bis friends and the
y public that he has opened D.AGUERREOTYPE
GdLLERY at the corner of JACKSON and TcHoUPITOU-
LAS Streets Lafayette and guarantees all kenesses to be
equal to taken the United States and socs share
of patronage. Prices moderate. MIG If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

' SAM. j. PETERS, ]. Z. Cal DWELL,
A. u. CRossMAN, COPELAND Hunt,
J. y. WALTON, GEO w. CHRIsTY,
J. CALHOUN, II. b. EGGLEsToN,
RANDELL HUNT, JAS. s. SHAW
RALPH KING, r. b. SYKES
GEn. @. LAURAsoN, j. A. BONNEyAL,
X. I. sTILLE, %. E. PARKER,
]. N MARKS, RI PRENDERGAsT
E. L. Tracy ID. l. RICARpO
j. NEVILLE, HI BIER
w. M BELL, EDWARD r. Parker
L. E. GENERALLY, WIN. ANDRY,
J. ii. BEARD, GEORGE Y BRIGHT
WIN. ii. GARLAND. CYPRIEN DEsFORGEs,
FLEURY GENERALLY WIN. DEBUYs
SAM'L FLOWER, M. BARNETT
a. Y. BULLITT, A. CAvEL5IER,
X. M. McALPIN. n. CAvELLIER,
;. HARRY, @. G. WILLIAMS,
JOHN HEWLETT, R. M GRAHAM
PRESTON w. FARRAR,
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CORPUS CHRISTI, October Is. 10

CORPUS CHRISTI, October Is, 1S4S.
The mail bag from the Hunt returned Yesterday and
with it the above letter. which have enclosed although its
date will be far back reaches you. You may how
ever, find something in it worth cuing.
Our continues lively and the increase of trade from
the Mexican side of the Rio Glande considerable There
is not point the river from which some one is not in
Corpus Christi The Mexcans who have removed to the
American side here for advice as to what course to
pursue until the arrival of troops the fontier-how and
where they shall register their land teswhethe they can
vote at this election for the American Predentn fine
they do nothing without consulting Corpus Christi The
reason of this is that Col Kinney knows every Mexican Ga
the frontier and every Mexican knows the Colonel and they
have unbounded confidence in him.
To-day met with merchant or trader from Monterey
de represents the country quiet but does believe it will
long remain So From Tampco the military had sent to the
Governor OF New Leon for and cannon to assist in put
ting down the people but they were denied There seems
to be an understanding among the States comprising the
Northern Provinces that in all matters pertaining to the
Federal Government they will in concert and il il 0an
revolution in the capital, will be followed bv move an The
American frontier, for separation Even men who are On
posed 70 the measure believe It will be the csee
On the other sda of the Rio Grande Amercsns a..
with the utmost consideration by the Mexcans Tbsv
respected and honoed more than any other
only by private citizens but by the civil officers eTDeofed
that few after the war was over sncb ,yoi - a.
case, but did not look for it soon. ~ " ~
Our wells here getting along amoHsy-the one At the
Oso nearly one hundred and fifty feet deep and M oony
who operating in the town. progressing ney No fr
N~A NSRtSNDHoA@ hoM dis Ahuldhs. GHApPAVAL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

EY Crystal Temple of Honor No "A ealal
meeileg Of this Temple will be held Temple Hal Canal street
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 18Th inst, O'Clock Membrs
ar requested be punctual by order
MO T. W. VAN WICK, W. c. T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

k1r II. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
and only genuine always has the written signature
he proprietor, "H. DALEY the wrappers Of each box.
Southern Depot Isl Charities street, New Orleans. Az
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MISSOURI
MAIN Il

St. Louis, so majority for Cas-.
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E1- The new steamboat DOVE leaves for Iouisyin.
and all landings the Ohio River THIS EVFNIgG
Monday at O'Clock. P For freight or passage bavs
elegant accommodations, apply on board or TO
nib HYDE 4 OGLESBY, IL POvlrass
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For Aldermen.

Please valuable journal, that DIN
CAN and R. W. MONTGOMERY, Esqrs, wiz un aimoii,
supported Aldermen the held MONDAY ~
13h inst, in the FIRST Ward First Municipality nls IL
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NEW GOODS: =; NEW GOODS

No. A C.aNSL STREET. .yA
HAVE received by late arrivals Large Stock OF 80
SONABLE CLOTHING, Of superior styles 70 VIZ
purchases eenefaIIy oi8 2dpt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-13

t. The St Louis Packet UNCLE SAM. will lesv. 6
st. Louis Memphis. &c, THIS DAY. (AIondsy 4 ~
O'Clock, p NJ, positively, from PoydraS street -
HYDE & OGLESBY, il Poydras s,
nI3 or KENNETH l. DIX
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mIN VITATTO NJ
CALL AMI Sc

The Largest Stock Of CLOTHING in the Southern
Country, AT
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.'S One Price Store
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eHr National Guard.-Attend regular monthly meeius
TUESDAY 18th inst O'Clock p. NJ, the Wa hngtn A.
tilerys Arsenal House, God St nls w. NcoL, seeJ
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II The public hereby informed that the for tbs ian.
the "TRUE DELTA prolonged, owing circumstances 6ey
Of the will given of vs.
publication ALI persons soliciting patronage requested o
no money in advance for the present. ma
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10000!
NOTICE.

'NHE subscriber, having enlarged his store now ofen
Il much larger assortment of GENTLEMENs and Box
CLOIHlNG. N. G. FOLGER,
n5 5t 2dp CustOmhonse and Old IeVee stIeetl.
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Steamboat Departures This Dav.

81. Louis. UNCLE SAM, Van Dusen, P NJ
DOVE. Box. 4 p. n.
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GT See advertisement, on the FIRST page of paper
headed " TO PLANTERS AND F'4MILTEs,'' Of ComHost
Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor DpoN
Poydras street, where warranted GENUINE
PURE. isl en-
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Rich and FashionabIa CTOTI

L s el Upon me result Some persons have bel money!
nave bet houses some, lands some on tbin,- ore.
lar the greatest number OF bets will be oatd x, "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-31
The Greatest Medicine Of the Age.
STATIONS EXTERNAL REMEDY
HUNTS LlNIMENT.

EEAS received the above title from thous-
Il ands who have been benefited by its
use. Its operations is wonderful. Never
failing to give immediate relief, and perma
neatly curing the diseases for which it is
recommended. For the last year l have
placed before the public testimony of un>
doubted character from many persons well
known throughout The county Of Westches-
tsr, where the great reputation of this Med
icine was first established. During the past
year have received from oil parts of the
county mass Of evidence of the great val.
ue of this celebrated remedy sufficient to ill
volumes, of which have selected few
certificates. For the following diseases
Hunts Lininlent is certain, safe and speedy
cure. -+'.
Rheumatism, Spinal affection, Weakness
and pains in the back and chest, contractions
of the muscles, sore throat, quincy issues.
ulcess, ague in the breast and face, TOOTH
oche, sprains, bruises. salt-rheum, burns.
Group, frosted feet, bunions, Germs, and ali
diseases of the Nerves. AS strengthened
of the Nervous System it exceeds all the
plas;ers and medicines in the world. II is
only necessary TO try 1t TO be convinced that
il will do all that the proprietor processes,
Its reputa,lonis constantly incl reasing, and
in every instance where it has been used It
is always kept as necessary Family Medi-
cine. Read the evidence from abroad: