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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12
MEDICAL. CARD.

M. l8 C.4RO.NDELET ST.
fEHO THE III RIIC-Nine wears permanently located
Pr system Of treatment for Sphirrr, Mecural and :i
'fO"ie coo '.Inis, has met with dung that He. la, iu
ag 4; sonn ~ .sah,,hgd or ,rgpnra'i"n.
established IN '7iJ, Tor the ueoi a Ehouc affection,
With few exceptions, known all only object OF Il
cted with those private diseases winch are un orr
ltl 90 re'arn they can consult us with certainty an
To tho,e especially, Who f an mmoerate use Of No
cpTyi malpractice Or Secondary = hI Causing Modes
he bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, itching on the cie,
6o'c g on The skin, ulcer, the throat. general dehrv
nave nJnfd Their constitution end to call upon
~ for confident that the prompt and permanent.
net they VIII derive from the active effects o. ireatnpr
~" a, once convince them OF ourcapabiIy OF fulfilling VIII
Wedoro boast Of n,aking rapid AMI hasy cure int or
satisfaction is TO perform thorough ana radical ones IN
NOR atz OF iune d. II can possibly be done, with adyau
tatr and sae,y 10 the patient.
w e W." MOI mere, though newspaper medium, enter
iy eaote J1insfhs rf'''ng 'enereai 2tiec"n II Is
al poor, MATRIMONIAL tHd SINGLE all We VIII observe is #
any person at'sted with complaint OF ,ha nature cam
'Teati,") by calling At utice VIII give nm Tree +
all Ghafr'i, "hn explanation or nd vice he may desire
odeo'"ry d"e> patti from wing to those fo rom
1ipe e y. +! ''Heotab.i'y en- nene nd hlr delaying
Tosa h'n toaor 80. 1ge lm5elr 70 preserve The mr.
nvoabie aud foul hi. tyl,,.,ye ,a,Iresnd r,,
s.-a ne ~aH confidently .coinend tle and rgguv cr.
ueTo Car.rge,,tre, recr n en- n, .'' I'd loi
,I nca n, ., oo s T., s5 -!--1n 14 $'ar p,a,e en-
.E'~" esr4-s borli"C Con ana Carou ie,,s rr,tln
MEDICAL oFEIGE,
;Hy&2LoARYLTE' GnI4GI24>a -Sa n 4, A1s o.
:, '%lIf T. ',rpe Is lF5 'rivare Dis sT.,d
III t ar ~. 45y, by ,sar - \, n grjool y -
y. TtIF.T 81. ,.,e 'i.,or .. those .3,,'r, m
Is ltal ,gc ha. he anpoyi Of to".a L.. nm
gs,ny Of ar, nrdoo apl New Vo2 ard n. IT ar,
wo.t Of constitutional synhi, gonoT%ns ''' ~,
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THE GgAErENHERG COMPANY.

General Agent . any District. this can be scared
Z. Families should club tog-ther and yet an immediate
supply OF the medicines
) En- 1ant SOC -tles and other phianthropic bodies
should furnish hem 10 The needy.
EDWARD BARTON, Score ary
Office # the GrGefenberg Company,
No. % Broadway, New E0rl, March, 1913.
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| General Agent 9 any District. this can be scared
Iangies should club tog-her and get an immediate
supply Of the medicines. ,'' '.''''>' '',''
SOC o h6 ana other phiIanthropic bodies
hD.V Al RID BARTON, Secretary.
10. % Iroalway, OK, Siarch 1873
e medicines ssnfd oy the oasie a Gompany con,
Se to ne ps9t Mease bushes by peon| claiming
D9e for snse sETn d msd9"e e fac, os, q G1g
intelligent c5nrauafy 1t IS contrary 10 the very fist prucI.
The t.Gaeiguierr Series commences with the
tiRAIlENBERG VEtET ABLE Pills
The history of The trseeuberg Vegerabc PHI is efy as
follows. NV ''7''''''o
veSf cation u ii subject was led 10 The discovery By reflect.
ny upon tie % lowing Laws of Nafure:
eve, a 5 Sp ire e4, ass2es ,T be ez i
,.eretrom; These hree the :ro3I, me and the
eas' IS certain !Ls+ $ fad G"d Eosi'ire La' and no
it,e9 ,,f.t il. Ee,f m G;s Tts ivlr i tia lar, ,Isn
n tae p2dy ana has some OF the most pon' unGons TO
and the boy"jS The .rn.@"H mus ha nv ,oa,i and
made healthy Added TO ali his The s4ng,h and tone Of
and resi- mus" 'e "''' 'p 'S "i0 eNs'''Se
These are plain and simple laws and when they all work
rot Es ine,.io,aj ~ " " ' ~ Inns ~ W"
q So@ wen the system ds9.g the first grand
and ITO to Re 5es, , , s5s hfal6 ~ 1 nI ,
% anS to ho. s of n 10 GW of ba no3d H bs na i've,
and stomach must he Iegniaiei. and sboys MI ths '
mast be opened and the sp made healthy These things
done and Nature i go to her w6rk and fady health viii
H. S5d aSes Of b aGe SGs b D aoe
oT IN a rr and S VIZ ana gIHo ms NJ % IS
~ f sh iiy ta4 us IoastT iuj'eo, ne goes 70 Goc Or
lie s ks and , ope T % o q % he ps 5ts some S ts
-ynInfnn. raturn enI Inc ,., III - y, iCiori
and 80 on mt he no6r "g nan m Is AZ 5a
dtie pifsa'es.' H SP% E VI i %PTa be the
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IDICtrS--N X qua ey VI W Grand aasie tn NJ As
rSs $so" if51 ;: ~
Eenb5o2s { Junior Deacon 9 P Clarke u r 6 Chaplain
a. }. " A'iails' " hafsaa j. A Staats, q Il er
LOdses under The Jurisdiction Qf se Grand Lols of H.
GEoRGE WAsHEHGroN LoDGx. No. i meets On the 1st
Taes,ay evening OF each month, al the Masonic Han
tle taHoion RaFo@d Depot COZ OF taToEne and PerlIdo
9G eq S s@ @SSana sc Z Z Fpp
Treasurer; t J. Martin : d; A. Wintero.si, ] D.
nTD1Ey LoPes, No. 2-mee,s in the city Of Lafayette,
on ieyee i, JACKSON, CrceT$AI R. dudley " u
" r MssI NH " H. /, ,I.S5el " Ph,iP, Tr
Is j. i5iooks Tj!e " ''''- @''S' ~ . T. !" iA'f'
WAERrS I,oDgE, No 3-mests the ID Tuesday in each
aud teri'do St. 0a5osrfs7,f il. Lewis " n D. B.alr,
lressF n Williamson : d; JOSEF n. Bates, ID J. a.
AARoH LeneE, No. 4rnee On the ith Tuesday OF each
u; W NJ. Perkins, ) "; 5Toeo.o.e Fameniier, W
y, NJ !, mi one Secretary JOHN Hope Teasing J.
. THE CRESCENT CITY LoDGE, No 5-neets the Isl
:hqntay evening OF each month, over ii" raroion Rail
Bait - o. HaTri.. VI: A. = JONI. ecsia ~ E
RAYMOND, Traasurzr; J. W Desilea 5 > ?. Myers d.
. GE S ho "a NJ 'nees On the d WsdGeIay Of
y NJ; .. H. Hc.kjeoaaN Nv If. Latham y
Nos j.; Join sou,iws, D. ''''''''' '''''''' 'o7
EI EEKA i.oDGE, 30 S.ae-ts Lafayette. on the Ist
G1szA S1Tn Hn " rs pcu Gsa' F y
iiannIger ": =. Kafeyer Treasurer: J. i; Cle1eI:s
SecTeary J. +. Thorpe. ) d = Newburser, D j. Cui,
beftson, T. er
ALPHA LonGE No S-mcats on t. lst and 3i Saturday
Of each ontf, The Masonic Hall = Common st. on.
Cers-James R. ila K, " NJ; ". II. Hntctrlngs W:
T. T!Cdean W; Theodore j. Hlnin, Secretary; JosIur
Baldwin. Treasurer
Sr. JoHS LoDGE, No 9-meets on The Cd Tuesday Of
e2c month al he ha;on; i!au, come o: Bironee ami
1o!l " +; J. ',vRIa, J w w a. Kendall. secretary n
J. peEItm Teasursr; K. CoIiman, y.
HOLLAND CT LATTER. No. 9. Of OVAL Ga
ak'l hA-ONS--Hndes he immediate Inrstic. ~ = e.
ton O the General Grand Chapter ion the Tinted ~ AZ
Sfaes-HOt Their monthly meetings The first I "
Monday evening Of each month the Masonic Hall. over
the tanoion Railroad Depot corner Of Bafcne and Per
dido .ire2ts... Oicersf II. Lewis II p y. bair Sec y
NEW ERA CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH NAsoys-uudcr
The immediate jurisdiction The Genera Grand Chapter
m 'n"ed ates-hOd their monthly meetings. The "a
h"ntay nng OF each month, at Masonic Hail. over
'ue taroGon Railroad Depot, Of FaTOUne and HeniilO
$751;. OFice-Jo! Heigc II 7; II. NJ Summers. Ser'y
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-" rates allowed IN li- ,jI>ioInhonse for Gold
"iii%, as per Set Of Congress Of 1924, G>ng the
Nalu" 81 IT," SAM, are n. follow:
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rms cerihcat" conclusive g pr3vestHa his arSapara
srfeci control The obstinate disease Of The o
Three persons cured n one house is uHpre edenred
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-12

It Is the safes, AID eectua medicine ior purifying
the system and relieving the suffering attendant upon child
birth ever discovered lstengteRs pot tne nCtel and tie
hid prevents lin and disease, increase, and enricles The
ocd those who have used think rndispens able IL
ngny usein both before and aier confinement pre-
vents diseases onGa0t upon chidbut ryvenesS piles
cramps, swelling oi the feet dependency. heartburn HOm-
ting, pam IN the back aud JOINTS iase heu0rage.
AID III regulating the CeGns and eruaLug the ClrCuia-
0r mas equal. The E'rtue Oi this medicine Is
always safe, and the most de1I'- ard sul;
very lev eqnIre any other edue; htrIe
castor OF maaneS!a useful iherc5,c the open ar
aGd Ifeht food, with this medicine always insure sar
,rt -44,t,itr
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-11
AnOdyne,

OR, Poor Mans Plaster. Price l2a cents fora large
~ size This Plaster is recommended with the
greatest c onidence in fact It is recommended with
that confidence that is obtained of the PROPRIETOR
and does give relief the money shall poSi'peybe
eturned For weakness pain in the loins, back
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism,
Lumbago, &c. There have been thousands of them
sold and not single instance has occurred where
they have not given relief. The price being very low
every person obtain it, II severe Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and Difficulty of Breathing, worn over the
lungs, it will afford great reef
a. c. PAGE, Agent for Bath
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Marine Insurance !!

THE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
NJ J.. (Chartered 1922 for the City of Portland and
vcin,ty will issue Policies TO an amount not exceed
ing 81, 900 on any risk, vessels, cargoes and
frects on IA favorable terms as other Institutions
Losses sustained will be promptly and honoraby ad-
iusted and paid in money cnrrent at the Banks in
his cty within thirty days after proof of the loss and
adjustment and in of dispute in the settlement
of caims the company will abide The decisions OF the
Courts Of tbs State Of Maine.
''O''' CALEB s. CARTER, Agent,
As Exchange at.
po-,.-a n-- 10 ls47. 76d49
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-11
New Publications.

lust received at SAWYER'S Bookstore the fol-
y lowing New Works:
The Convict, (by James.)
Launcelot Widge, 10y HOoton.)
Christopher Iadpoe.
Pleasant Art of Money Catching.
Conquest of California and New Mexico.
Hactemus-More droppings ffem the pen that wrote
Proverbial Philosophy.
Natural History. Introduction to the study of
Cyclopeda of Moral Il Religious Anecdotes. No. l.
Chambers Miscellany. No. 10.
Pictorial England. No. 40.
Chevaer Bayard, Thy Simms)
The Model Letter writer, or Polite Manuel.
Bath, Feb 81, lS4s. dsowl9
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Forced Sales.

PURCHASERS of wooden, Domestic, Dress or cloak
L goods, or any description of fancy GOODS are IN
formed that consignment of the above goods are new
being one ned and will be received every week through
the season al the Bath 4uction Room fl positive Sale,
and will be sold at private sale an less than Dhoesae
prices. zoe
Bath Dec, Is. uJo
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Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving aud Beaatyying the hair.
Boston, Dec. 1898.
DR.. Frederick Brown, Icerify that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by YOU For dryness Of the
hair and dandraf On the head, do think it superior
to any other oil ever used. 1t makes the hair soft,
and gives it fine and glossy appearance and the hair
does not dry up again it does after using any other
kind of oil. 1hereforeI can most cheeriully recon-
mend it to all that afflicted with dry and un-
healthy head OF hair. think any one by using il a
short time will fiji nd it a very valuable article
Gro. F. BoNNEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Partnership Notice.
L. Browns

= ARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bltters. Inc most
- used and best kAopn Bitters before tue fnhilc-
These Bitters warranted to he purely feeetabie
compounu-and mark this, lT-they can nerer do TIC
least in any phaerer 1t mas nee used III
the private practice of the most successiu, rhysians
for long time, with great success, IN puriiying the
is not to he supposed that any medicine will
ali diseases IN which the human frame is subject,
aunck ,nrdicine; hui for effecting the prpose for
Which i. designed is nothing that has proved
Itself 40 worthy of the public confidence as This cee-
The whole vegetableking dom does not furnish two
substances so admirably adapted purify noursh and
inpioorate,he human ystem These Bit'ers have all
the Effect of the most powerful purgatives, when used
in sufficient quantity, and YET so mild in their
Grafton that they may be given persons in the
delicate health with perfect safety. They also
very ayr eable to the taste.
There have beer many remarkable cures in this torn
to whichreferenccs will be givenb by
A. PAGE, the only Agentin Bath.
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AT PRIVATE SALE,
At the Auction Rooms,

GOOD assortment of Cloths Cassimeres. Sattnetts
"A Pants. Dress Goods, Shawls, Linens, Muslins,
Scarfs, Braces, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fancy
Soaps, Buttons. Thread, Silk, Hooks and Fyes.
Needles, Pins Tapes, Gloves, Mitts. and general
variety Of Fancy Goods
Consipninents of the above goods, will be constant
" received and will be sold private sale al fair
ion price
Ladies are invited to Call.
Rail Anril % dies wo6tf.
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Ground Rock Salt.

IN SACKS, containing 30 lbs each, manufactured
l4U ut the " Stroud Water Mills" from the very
best of ROCK SALT, by "Waldron Co.." just re-
c.iyed and for sale by the subscribers, Agents for the
Manufacturers who will furnish it in any quantity
and delivered in this city the lowest Boston PRICE,
Bath July 2. MAGOUN CLhrr.
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s. a week in Sickness.

20 WCCN III DIChnCSSs
vu,HE ASS. II EAI TIL Insurance COMPANY. OF BosToS
q will insure men against the expenses of all the
sickness they may have during the long term of FIVE
YEARS. Premium payable yearly. This institution
now numbers two thousand members, a large portion
eff which belong to Maine. In the last three months
!, has maid over 900 to members disabled by sores
accidents fevers ETC., and it has evaded de-
Ierred the payment OF claim.
WASHINGTON GILBERT, Agent at Bath.
Rev. !. b. HUS TED, Agent for Lincoln County.
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Lewiston Falls Academy.

- yu,HE SPRING TERN ofths Institution will
EaG l. commence on Wednesday, the 9Th day OF
JUN March next MI. ALVIN BOODY will retain
Tne Female Department will be under the charge tf
Miss ELIZABETH J. DUNLAP, VINO VIII also give
i Instruction in Music and DRAwING.
BorId can be obtained al $,75 per week, including
oon, fuel lights and washing.
Rocks furnished by the Principal al Boston prices
advance. ". 900 -. o' - ssoJo,vIrn'
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The Hair! the Hair

uITST received, the HUILE ANTIQUE TONIC, an
excellent article for the mar, unsurpassed oy Nny
,h;ro NJ ,h, Kind in the market. For sale at Ma
THANIEL JENNINGS Hair Dressing Saloon.
Price % cents per Bottle -o..
Bath, Feb. 2. nISWoln
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\. Browns Worm LOzenges

!, DE the m ost Valuable and certain medcIhtseV tT
A discovered for destroy ing and expeinga all kihds
Of Worms which so frequently trouble chlldren.-
;Tbey are most excellent remedy, ana are as PEA
y ,h. IA At q as any common confectionery. 1hey
ditfer from all other Worm Lozenses,as they hooe no
mercuryin them. alb yi,h;r the last
-, ',"",h. A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-21
GAin BEFORE THE MAYOR.


srarz or Missouri,
City cfM Loas
DOCTOR A. &. BRAGG, hcing by me dulv
sworn, deposcs and says, tina, his .sugar-Coased
itAs, now SO generally known and SO extensive
" used throughout the southern ind western
states, d. mol eontain particle NJ mineral Of
any KIND, ms has been enormously stated. He
further states that he is Mt ihis time manufactu.
ring and putting ", ready for market, from
TWENTY-FIVE TO TnIRrY THOUSAND Boxes
OF these pills per week, and thar the ordere and
calls from agents and Others for these pills. have
become 80 numerous, even nj this healthy sea-
son OF the year, that some applications are ne.
cessarl'y DELAYED from ten 10 twelve DAYS. on AZ.
count OF deponenls inability to manufacture them
inst enough 10 supply the increasing demand
DIR Bragg further states that il Is his Intention -
extend and increase his manufnctory until he can
furnish the southern and western States with a.
ample supply Of this celebrated pill
40 BRAGG.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me. .h;r eI,h
oay Vi June, a. ~, 1916 PC CAMDEN
Mayor of the city of 81 f.on;s
For sale Wholesale and Retail q Dk BrAcn.t
Depot and Family Medicine Store, N. II. Come
Market and Third Streets, 81 l.onie+ Mo.-Ai.s
at SANDERS, Uavenport. Iows
november 2ad' 1919. ll-jm
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-21

The CxEAr HEALING SALvE-calxixAL NEsLl.
cEScE.-When so many are daily losing their
lives in the most shocking manner, nv being
burned to death, is it not the duty OF every per.
son and particularly Of parents. TO keep always
in their families Salve that will positively save
life in every case Of Burn or Scald (f the vitals
are not destroyed) provided such Salve can be
found! Connel's Pain Extractor is Salve tina,
will do this, and shall be applied in oil actual
cases gratuiiousy and before any number Of
physicians, and il will give almost instant relief
and cure more rapidly and ct1ectuauy than any
prescription ever yet invented by any or az the
medical men in existence. These are facts and
should parents lose dear child by FIRE, thew will
only have the reflection thst they might have
saved its life il they had taken the precausion 10
keep the Save on hand to apply. I. is equally
good tor all Sores, Wounds. Bruises, Sore Eyes
and InAammations. paper.
Sold BY A. SAxDIRs, Davenport, and BY WV.
NORRIS, Rock Island.
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a letter from Thames, oxfordshire, England,
dated Sept. 20, 1916, says:-ssIf you could in
form me regarding an Agency for the Li,hon-
trlptic Mixture, il | could obtain i; &C., I should
be glad. We much admired the style in which
il isput up. and have been strongly convinced Of
lis great curative powers. II was tried here in
a case OF worms in child and with perfec, euc-
cess: a case Of d.opsy also was cured BY il; some
number Of cases Of eruptivc diseases &c. lcouId
sell large quantity, indeed nv friends have
offered me the money TO forward for few do
zen Of the article, but know not where 10 adj
dress my letter, save through YOU" This was
handed lis by a gentlemen from Canada who
forwarded a quantity Of Naughns Medicine TO
England for sick friend. Such 10 its character
all over the world. Call at the Agencies in this
paper and get pamphlet.
A SANDERS, Davenport, 49,.
w 7 NORRIS, Rock Island, .'S"N
JB FARNAM, Tfareiing Agent
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NcURRENT Money. certificates
. OF Depcsises, and Drafts Dough, bv
Nov ID, l8i3 COOK e. SARGENT.

CoMsTocK's SAEsAPARILLA.--Ma 10 subject TO
only one disease, that is impurity Of the blood,
from whence springs every complaint that can
possibly nssail his complicated frame and when
we reflect that the blood contains the principle
Of life and that j, pervades every organ and nour-
ishes every fibre and freely circuiatcs thr ugh
the whole system, it is manifest that If heath 10
enjoyed the vital principle must be pure.
This highly concentrated preparation, will not
only carry of al the impurities Of the blood, but
regulate the system, snhjcc,ing the pasen, TO no
uneasiness or detention from business. Price 50
cents per bottle.
Comstock & Co, 81 Courtlandt ct, New-York.
Sold BY 4. SANDERS, Davenport and by VIZ.
Norris. Rock Island
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-21

ENcLAND-Tux CHoLERA.-The argre.
gate returns begin to look formidable. In
London and its vicinity the deaths reported
the last week were So; whilst the nunber
Of fresh cases reported daily varies he
tween 10 and 20; and as tar as We can
Judge II present, tho mortality will be in
that district abou. the same as last week.
The gencra! health is now 30 below the
weekly average Of lsi7 and the four pre-
ceding years.
Reports from all the provinces are now
collected, and we nre happy to state tina,
they arc quite inconsidernble compared
with the population. Il is, hnwever, in
Scotland where tho disease still commits
the greatest rnvages.
No fewer. than 46S cases have occurred
in Edinburgh and the vicinity up To the
nth inst, Of which ? IL proved fatal. 81 re-
covered, whilst III were under treatment
or the result not stated. On the Sih inst.
only % new cases were reported, whilst
there were 40 on the eth. At present the
great manufacturing towns aud districts
have escaped the scourge. and We sincere
" trust that they will continue to be ex-
cmptcd from its attacks. The malady how
er, has appeared IN the northern coast Of
France, NJ Dunkirk..
Only l6 cases Of cholera had occurred
in Hamburger since the first Of the month.
msking the total number Of cases $3.50,
Of which 1871 have been fatal.
A letter dated Dinizic the Sd instant,
states that the cholera is raging in tina, city
with intense violence. There were M few
or than % new cases in one day. 3SS in
dividuals Ind already been attacked, OF
whom lS6 died. 81 had recovered, and 10
were under cure.
In The small town of CARTE, in the dis
trict Of Stet,in. the cholera had carried of
ns many ns lO2 persons out Of . pcpula.
ton OF 700.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-21

HAYS LIxIaESr FOR the PiLEs.-piles efTectu-
ally cured by this certain remedy. The sale of
this article is steadily increasing, noiwiihs,and-
ing the many countcrfeis got up in imitation Of
il. Persons troubled with this distressing com.
plant, declare that they would not he without
this preparation in their houses for tho price Of
ten boxes, the public will recolect that this 10 the
only remedy offered them that 10 in reality OF
any value whatever. In places where il 10
known, every family has il in their house. Its
price il not considered ut all. & 10 above all
price.
Comstock & Co, q Cour.lands street, New
York, sole propyietors.
Sold By 4. sASpRRs, Davenport and by W..
NoRRIs, Rock Island.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-12-21
The Memphis Appeal Of tho Odd nl..,
contains notice of the death of Col. WV.
Polk, at Walnut Bend, Arkansas.

READ AND Br coxviscrp.-If the statements in
many Of the papers and the names Of highly res
peciablc physicians and citizens Of high stand
ing, attached to certificates Of the good effects Of
Of iucrcdulitv to doubt for moment the intrin.
sic virtues OF DR. Brngg's Indian Queen vcgcia.
bic Sugar Coated Pills Unlike most Of names
attached 10 certificates Of this kind. its vouchers
are found nj homc--physician OF high standing
well known in the community. II Is cordial
~ recommended 10 nll who need medicine. fol
any Of the diseases for which this medicine il re-
commended, to call on his agents ~ procure a
box or two Of these pills and satisfy themselves
They cost but 25 and IS cts. per box.
See DR. Bragg's advertisement in another col
umn.