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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

hR. BILLINGS CARMiNATlVE AND ASTRlN-
- GENT SYRuP-AN 1NFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
CHOLERA lNFANTuM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF CHL.
DREN CHOLERA MoRBUs. DIARRHGA, AND ANY IKEEG-
in the of this remedy, by the inventor The
treatment of all the diseases for which it recommended To-
geter with the highly respectable testimony which numbers
bear to It's efficiency the OF the Bowel Affections Of
Children, DarrhTa, Cholera Motbus and Dysentery, in
grown persons entite it TO higher confidence than il It
were one of the ordinary humbus medicines of the day
which profess perform miracles and all the ills Of lie
Its character has been fully established the hands of ply
cIans OF the highest chaacter as the following letter will
show:
DELTA, Coahoma County Miss, May 81, 1871.
.. .. WooDMAE EsQ.-Lear SrGhere but few
OF the nOstrums offered TO the public TO which
would be willing to lend the sanction OF name, however
humble be- either in the world of letters OF med
cine. Observation and experience, however have forced
rngent Syrup very valuable compound prepared upon
scientific prncplesperecty in harmony with the laws
organic ieand, therefore, deserves (ahOugh its ingred
ents kept secre to rank higher the scale Of remedial
agents than norum. 1t affords pleasure TO be
able (whout the fear of successful CONTRADICTORY 10 add my
testimony favor of its efficiency safe and pleasant
remedy, in all the forms of bowel complaints for which
ing chronic of Diarrhea and Dysentary, and recon-
mende it in Others and in instance, where such
preparation indicated it proved successful Respect
fully yours, ID. M. PORTER, NJ ID.
For SALE wholesale and RETAIL by the proprietor,
sV~ Southern Depot and Wholesale Agency, No IL
CAMP STREET. ID. HANSBRDUGii;
Il Co. "a Magazine and 40 Canal streets Nathan JARVIS y
Co, 20 Common street A. Oliver Co.. corner BIenvllo
AID Chartres Streets G. n Morrison IL Magazine street
Harvey Scovi, 80 Charities street. apll d&wlm
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MY PILLS are offered to the public with the utmost
properties Such their salutary action upon the
Stomach and Liver. well as upon the general SYSTEM
sive share OF public patronage. There are few of the dis
eases to which the human system incident that wll NOT
be removed by fair and pereveHng use OF these PILLS
In all where there serious or partial arrangement
the effect cleanse the Stomach and restore the healthy
action OF the Lverhence their valuable properties IN cases
ty to elnove that most formidable disease, acting like
charm Where there topo OF the Liver restoring the heal
abong under the Liver Complaint will Tin the geneaD
complain of of dull pain In the night
probability at time other there will be Shiny Cor mu-
STs dcaLges from the bowels led by
IN, until those shiny discharges ceased-Wen the Liver VIII
Their adequacy to effect this most desbe object, (havng
no tendency 10 gnpe) leaving the Stomach and Liver III
haps1 with only temporary relief As female medicine
they arenvanable-as many would be willing to testify
taken occasionally viii impart life and ygo the sys
tenn of the Pills taken each night until their operation
viii be attended with the most safatary effects.
From what has been said OF the above Pills it Will be At
lowing complaints, to wit:
Fever and Ague Bilious and Yellow Fsyer DySPeR 'aa
Collie, Cramps Jaundee, liystera llabtua CosIIveness
fsmaf gness q the os a bs isk omesb
the Bowels or the Liver.
doubt the value of the above medicne-many more might
bepFocured were 1t nee esgH y,;r,carr
have been much afflicted with Dyspepsia for the
last nineteen and about years agol was attacked
with a Liver disease. After taking medicine from many
physicians and trying thing that was thought would
benefit me- without being much relieved visited well nigh
all the Springs Virginia and in the fall of 1910 returned
the Springs than and had concluded that
menced taking his Pills and they have benefited
me than any medicine have ever taken; and be;
now scarcely any other medicine in my white OF cood
family. therefore take great pleasure in recommending
them the notice of the public, believing that hundreds
who are Roy suffering from disease might be eeTed S Sy
BatesruIe, .4ibemarle, ~, May L. 1916.
~" For sale by ]. WRIGHT Il Co., No. Isl Ctartres
street only Agents for New Orleans. apis 3m
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THO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH NENEPE Al ~.

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI Ms
EASES.-The reputation OF the writer is so well e,5
shed that all that Is necessary to TO those who have |
unfortunate to have contracted any of those %
tut diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any @
OF their various forms, is that the writer after a ma" Paw
cessul practice of wenysix confined strictly IN w.
neea Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (hasing te,
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope manr
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physca
without receiving any beneit enabled to offer you po
lively safe certain and speedy Should any Of ~
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement tbs
would do well to call at No So CgsToMupusE STREET be-
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the beneS
OF the subscribers long and successful experience
ap16 I'm b. +. MULLEN, IS Customhouse At
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT

Among the diseases to which this wonderful Ointment is
adapted the following landuar Swel!ngs, Ague the
bronchitis Felons and Ringwoms, Scad Head and is
Invaluable Dressing for Burns, scads, and Drawn Bers,
Shingles, Eryspelas, Piles.
All Bruises and nshcut Wounds are cured with great ra;
pldy; Fever Sores and Scroous Sores changed
into healing condition. and frequently entirely cured.
Price Is and 30 cents box with full directions.
CONSERVATIVES BALM.
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases. The
most desperate and seemingly hopeless cured by
hntt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

This extract OF Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The turn
OF life should neglect to take it. it certain preventive
for OF the numerous horrible diseases to which females
subject at this time of te This period may be delayed
for several years by using This medicine Nor less vaua
bic for those who approaching womanlood. cal
cuated nature by quckening the blood and invgo
ating 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 not SO far stimula
ting produce subsequent relaxation which the of
medicines taken female weakness and disease. By
using few bottles OF this medicine aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01
THREE CHILDRE

SCROFULA CURED. +
This certificate conclusvey proves that this Sfsaparla M
perfect control the most obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house unprecedented.
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THE DYSENTERY SYRUP.

Sovereign all diseases of the bowels Price 50 cents bot
tie This celebrated and unvaied medicine of immediate
efficacy the violent and obstinate of Dysentery,
DauhGa, Bloody Fux Asiatic Cholera, Cholera Mobus,
Cholera Infantum, Looseness OF the Bowels, Gpngs and
all other Irregularities of the Intestines.
The causes OF the above complaints are various. Some
times they atmospheric sometimes they from the
eating of unrpe unwhoesome food sometimes from the
use OF river water sometimes from natural predspositon
OF the system sometimes from teethng. Children fire.
quently affected without noticeable But matter
what the origin this Syrup sovereign, the most scky
tropical countries, well temperate chimes. The
directions should be carefully observed. Unlike all other
medicines offered for similar complaints this Syrup acts spe-
cIcay upon the secreons restoring them at once to health
Other Dysentery medicines merely alay the violent
symptOms-JuIS CIRES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01
THE GRAEFENRERG sARsAPARuLA.

This Extract OF parl combines UNNECESSARILY
greater efficiency than other SarsapaIa Preparation
either OF this foreign countries 1t prepared on
tely plan, by elaborate machinery, by which all the
delicate properties Of the Saapaa and other ingredients
obtained their highest excellence The inert tecuent
matter which encumbe all other Sasapara preparations
Is precluded from this compound by the One
bottle OF the Graetenberg Sarapara will go far
bottles Of ordinary Sasapala and therefore Ten Times
CheanerI Price 81 bottle
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" Z y y & 49,,
A CARD

"A CARD.
ENOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED -Er,-
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in cns
ing physicians for the of private diseases own
utter disquacat of those who profess to cure sn 70 The
deem 1t to be nothing but act of kindnesstowarS
LEN No. IS (astomhoUSe street, state that in b L.
1916 was sorely afflicted with syphilis its worst an% se
the best regular medical practice could obtain in S @
leans, without being at all benetitted-indeed grew W
AT length heard OF Dr. Muens great reputation se
piled to him. and omy great Joy, in three weeks he a
to perfect health Subscribed New Orleans Jan Sy,
apis I'm SAM Ell. RORRFR !. M
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DR.. ToBHsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure TO inform
that three of children have been cured of the Scroua
by the OF your excellent medicine. They afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great obga
ton. Yours respectfully.
ISAAC w. CRAM, los Wooster street.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
No. Sc CUSTOKHOUSE STREET, NJ 0.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REouF

~
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
in few days by regular ply sican without mercury
other poisonous medicines, at No So Cnstomhoase street
New Orleans Louisiana
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention OF those afflicted with
of the forms of certain Disease, to his general adyer
tisement another column The adopted by him
thai which has the approval of the distinguished
geons of Paris, London and New York and universal
has proved beyond doubt that permanent
the worst cases of constitutional syphilis gonohua
ure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
by certain solitary practice etc. etc. be obtained
TO moral certainty if application be made TO those wlSe
Intelligence skill and experience be relied Since DR.
Mullen opened in this CITY, at the that have
under his have been cured without single exception.
Some these OF years standing One remarkable
OF structure 30 old has been cured to the surprise OF the
patient. The gentleman (whoe responsibility known to
the citizens OF New Oreanr) is at hand and (by his pem
not known South of New York. His treatment OF gonor-
shortest safest and The patient takes copaya,
cubebs turpenne or other nauseus doses but cure OBJ.
tanned in two days without pain nconveni
change of diet. GB No pay unless effected within
the time named.
lMPOTENCY.-Y Dung others who, by sexual excess
sepoution may have brought themselves any othe
painful consequences resulting from unrestraued ndu
gence OF the passions such premature mpoency mvol
untary seminal EMISSIONS general debility constitutional
arrangement may consult DIR. Mullen with honorable
dence he offers them perfect The sncest secrecy
observed.
DR. Mullen can be consulted daily his office, No s. Gus.
tomhouse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN. M. ID.
e5v Remember, No. 81 Customhouse street. apiblm
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Those that initiate DE- Townsends sarsapaIa have in
variably called their stuff Remedy Females ETC.
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints OF women, word for werd-oher who put
medicine have since the great of Dr. Townsends
Sarsaparla in complaints incident females recommended
theirs although previously they did not number of these
Mixtures, Pills. etc. injurious to females as they agra
Yate disease. and undermine the constitution.
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TuE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY.

HyHE GRAEFENBERG
COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
corpOrated by the LegIsla-
ture of the State OF New
York. The incalculable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on elevated principles,
and of furnishing remedies
adapted to the public wants,
has led to this step. The
Company would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
1. Every neighborhood
should have its Graetenberg
Depot. By addressing the
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Dr. Townsends Sarsaparia sovereign and speedy
for Incpient Consumption Barenness Proapsns Uer
Falling OF the Womb, Costiveness, Piles LeuchorrhGa
Whites INSTRUCTED difficult Menstuaton, Incontinence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
of the matter whether the result OF
herent causes produced by resuary illness
cident Nothing be surprising than its nvgoratng
effects the human frame Persons all weakness and las
stude from taking at once become robust and full OF
ergy under its influence 1t immediately couneracts the
nervessness of the female frame which the great OF
barrennes 1t will not be expected of in OF de
cate nature to exhibit certificates OF performed but
the afflicted that hundreds OF have been
reported tous Thousands of where families have been
without children after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine. healthy offspring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

this cty they will get cheated out Of their chances
again.
After al that has been said about IT, the Senate may
make en- amendment to the loan BILL It passed the
lower house. A very safe and judioious amendment
might be made by adding section that in tho event of
the loan being taken upon the terms proposed by
certain day. Treasury notes should be issued certain
denominations. This would do away with all danger
lsve to the finances Of the government It Is by no
certain that single bid will be received for this
loan, at par above, unless European capitalist
should be wise enough to the quality Of the invest
msnt and sezs it at once and 1t would therefore be
well to guard against all chance Of failure by inserting
section authorisng issue Of Treasury notes. as
dsrnier resort.
The stock market is doubt much depressed by the
unsettled state of this question: and specuators are sx-
ceedingy anxious to have 1t disposed Of early az pos
sibe The banks will not dsviats from the policy they
have pursued for time past until the loan 10 out
of the way; and large sums Of money are looked up,
waiting for the reception of bids As the terms
of loan finally agreed upon large portion Of this
inactive capital will seek other employmsnts particular
y they are no more favorable than the bill pre-
sents This will afford immediate relief to the market
and prices for stocks of all kinds must improve. It s
therefore, matter Of much Importance to the stock
OPERATOR that the loan should be taken at once upon
termsit matters little to them what they are SO
long the ncies put up two three per cent by
the operation. Money is decidedly easier than 1t
month since, and there indications Of steady i'm
provement We must begin to feel the effects Of
the reduced value of money in England In legitimate
mannerby advance in prices for great export
ing staples and when once that movement commences
shall realize the most prosperous times
The annexed table exhibits the quotations in thi.
market for the principal speculative Stocks for each
day of the past week. and at the close Of the week pre-
vious:-
QUOTATIONS FOR THE PRIEGPAL srocKs IN THE New
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comparison Of prices current at the close of the mar
yesterday, with those ruling at the close of the
previous week. exhibits improvement in Treasury
Notes of q per cent; Ohio esq; Kentucky 6s III Read
ing Bonds IA Reading Mortgage Bonds .; Reading
Railroad q Norwich and Worcester n Harlem u;
Long Island V Bloomington l; and decline in Pennsy
vania SIS Of per cent Erie Railroad SCRIP and Cam
ton IL
The annexed table exhibits the quantity Of certain
articles exported from this port during the past
week. distinguishing the destination and the amount of
shipments to each place.
COMMERCE PoRr New YoRK-WEEKLY
EXPORTS.
To Great Brifain-Pork, 35l bbls; oil cake 253 20l
lbs; beef 326 srces do 80 bbs cheese, 33462l lbs;
bacon lo4 es5 do; lard ssl, loa dol turpentns $3.50
-four 300 bbls; meal a0S9 dol bread 100 dol corn 22s
bushels cotton, lsl bales; sperm oil 9ss gs; RICE "a
terces.
Te Franee-Pork. 100 bbls cotton, l,oae bales lard
50ol lbs; bore. lO,4o2 do.
To Spanish West !ndies-Flour 200 bbls hams, 500
lbs rioe s tsrcss; beef 80 bbls lard 2ao lbs pork
TO Sc Dominso.-Flour, SIS bbls bread, do; cheese
rice. IL tieroes; tobacco, hhds
70 Danish Wea Indiss.-Flour. AIS bbls; beef sac
10 s.
-four, so bbs; sperm OIL ll6 gals; butter, 32l lbs;
pork, 200 bbl' bread, y do.
do; cheese Ol lbs; rye -four, 10 bbs hams COL lbs
tobacco 90 hhds tobacco. manufactured II lbs lard
RICE % eroee butter 2s0l lbs; 1890 BUSH oats
300 do; whale oil, $50 gals. Live Stock-Oxen, 40;
sheep, 80.
The exports OF brssdstus still continue limited par
tculary to Great Britain; Of other agricultural pro-
ducts the shipments have been to rome extent. Last
year at this time expectation of produce and bread
siuRs to an immense amount
Barings' Circular of the 2sh ult says: "Thers has
been rome trihing inquiry. Pennsylvania 6s have been
sold In small amounts at 64 per cent Feb div and
there are still few buyers for investment. Small
amounts have been sold of Ohio of 1885, at S. and Of
1886 to 1862 at s5 and Maryland at IS per cent"
letter from another source, says "since las. ad
dressed you but little has been doing ia American
rites There is demand for Pennsylvania and Ohio
State stocks but stocks Offering for SALE We quote
Pennsylvania bonds at SO Ga and Ohio 6s at 81 s.
both div Indiana bonds 80; Illinois s4-an nomi
nal, Is nothing is doing Money is more abun-
dant that friend Of mine has only been able get
per cent allowed q weeks notice, and six months
bills are readily discounted at 4 per cent"
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, lS4S.


The Late Court Martial-Lt. Col. Fremont The
Sentence-The Decision of the President.
Nearly four months ago, a court martial for
the trial of 1t. Col. Fremont assembled in this
city, at the arsenal; and a long siege they had of
it-loDger than 1t took Scott to capture Vera
Cruz and the castle, and advance TO the revealing
halls. During the progress of the assizes, we
saw, from time to time, evidences of hostility on
the part of the members Of the court against Lit
Col. Fremont, who held higher commission,
and was greater, though younger, man than
a majority of his trers and what we then sus-
pected, has this afternoon been presented TO us
as actual truth.
The charges on which 1t. Col. Fremont was
arraigned were, so far as we can recollect:
|. MutIny:
2 Disobedlence of orders; and
3 Conduct unbecomlng an officer, and subver-
sive of military discipline.
There have been many rumors to the finding
OF the court, butyou may implicitly believe that
on all Of these charges the court found him
guilty, and recommended that he be dismissed
the service.
But what has the President done Has he
given the order, "of with his head" and ''break
his swordl'' Alb, no In brief, he says there
is not sufficient evidence TO convict Lieut. Free
mont OF "mutny," and, therefore, knocks this
out of the black catalogue. He approves of the
rest, viz-Guilty of d sobedlence OF orders, and
guilty OF unbecomng conduct, and breach of
good order
But as Mr.. Polk has fellow feeling for all in
misfortune, he does not sd sm IS" Col. Fremont,
but censures him, by saying something about his
former good conduct and valuable services; and,
In consideration of the same, he orders him TO
brush up his epaulets and join his regiment in
Mexico. In fact, Col. Fremont is treated pretty
much as was General Gaines.
No doubt, as In former cases, the whole pro-
ceedings In this case will be officially published
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BOSTON, Feb II, 1913.
The JVar in the Massachusetts, Legislature The
Habeas Corpus Case--Generd Taylor, Ice
Crop, Weather, &c.
The Mexican war question is now under dis
cussion in our House of Representatives. Mr..
Bryant HIS spoken on the democratic side, but
his effort was not of very high order-in fact,
beneath criticism and pretty much the same
remark will apply to that of Mr.. Dwight, who
took the ultra wing view of the subject, and de-
nounced his own party as well as the democrats,
censuring all but the " immortal fourteen" who
voted against the war in May, '46. Mr.. Bout
well spoke yesterday and to-day in reply to the
wbics. and made comprehensive, luminous,
and statesman.ike epseoh, tn. only one that has
marked our legislative proceedings this winter.