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. CANKER IN THE MOUTH

Below is an account of another child saved. Dr. Town
sends Saapara has saved the lives Of thousands OF chill
dren. The following two certificates selected from great
number received this week -.
Dr. TODnsend-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Canke the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility 1t dying. obtained some OF your
excellent medicine and cured directly fer which assure
you ! feel very grateful. ours, respectfully
ELIZABETH FOWLER n DesbToSses st.
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SARSAPARILLA.
DIR. ToWNsEND,s sARsAPARILLA,
WoNr1FR IND BLESSING OF THE .aGE.


The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT Up IN QUART BoTTLEs-IlI IS SIX
TINES CHEAPER AND PbEAsANIkkt ann wan
RANrED SUPERIOR TO ANY SOLD II
CURES VOMITING
ING, sIcKENING DEBILi-
TATIEG THE PATIENT ;l,. -.
THE great beauty and superiority OF tins
all other medicines is that while It eradcats Ihe o
ease invigOrates the body. II one OF the very pest
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it not only pures the whole system ana
Strengthens the person, but it creates new pure anu c
blood power possessed by other medicine. anu IN
this hes the grand secret OF It's wonderful SUCCESS ~ mas
performed within the last i've years than cule
of severe cases of disease at least Il GEO eoases M
euFabe II has saved the lives OF more than oV0o ehush
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases of General DEBILITY and want OF Ner-
vous Energy.
Dr. T0wnsends Safsaparla lnyIgofates the Wh0s system
permanently. To those who have os their muscular energy
by thee effects of medicine orndiscreton commute
the excessive indulgence of the passions and bropgh on
general physical prOsation of the SYSTEM atuue
of ambition fainting sensations premature decay anu
decline Fastening towards that fatal disease, CoSIl
can be entirely restored by this peasa remedy ms odsa
paria is far superior to any
INVIGORATTNGs CORDIAL,
As renews and nvgOraes the SYSTEM gives activity 10 e
limbs and strength to the muscular sysem IN q most extra
ordinary degree.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption can De cdFed.
Bronchitis, Consumption, Liner Compliant, COtdS,
Catarrh Coughs, y9staa Splitting Of Blood soreness
Of tie Chest Hectic Flush, Might S17eGts, DteatL Ut
frofuse EIpectoratt0 Pam an the Slde &c. &0e 0es'1
gJcu74 IaF 1FFa1
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

Those that initiate Dr. Townsends SarsapaTia have IN
vaaby called the stuff great ReAedgJ0r females, etc.,
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints Of women, word for wod-ot1eI men who put
up medicine have since the great success of Dr. Townsend )
Sarsapaa in complaints incident TO females recommended
theirs although previously they did not numbered these
Mixtures Pills, etc, injurious to females, as they aggra
vate disease, and undermine the constitution
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-20

TIE medicines issued By the G4aeenberg (ompany CON
ss OF Series, ple6mnenty adapted The diseases for which
they respectively recommended. Gea dsrepu{e mas at
Tackled 70 ie Patent Medicine business by persons claiming
Uescs o0SYefs Tor single gwen inedcne L Is not only
ntegen, commuDity IL is contrary TO tie very inst prne
pies Oh common sense.
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GREAT RLEssING 70 MoTHE Is Anp CHILDREN

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHfst2 IS AND CHILDREN.
1t is the safest and most etecuai edcne for purifying
the system and relieving the suep attendant upon child
birth discovered II Strengthens 9TH the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease and enqehes the
food those who have used it think Indispensable 1t is
highly useful both before and after confinement, it pre-
diseases attendant upon childbirth IN costveness, piles
cramps swelling of the feet dependency heartburn vom
ting pain in the back and joints, Ease pains hemorThage
and regulating the secreons and equazng the circnla
ton has equal. The great virtue of this medicine IS
always safe and the most delicate and most SUGGEST III
very few require other medicine IN some little
castor oil or magnesia useful Exercise in the open ar
and light food with this medicine, will always insure safe
ana easy eou
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RHEUMATISM.

This is only of than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that DR.. Townsends SaSapnrlia has cured.
The most severe and chronic weekly eTadlcated ny
its extraordinary virtues. =,
James Cummings, Esq, o. the assistants IN the Luna
tic Asylum, Blackwes Island the gentleman spoken OIL
in the following letter: =, ,e.
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Dr. Tasonssaa-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles Of saEapana Of your agent, Mr. MeNar OF kala-
nazOO try for the Fever and Ague. Before had nnsh-
other day. when the ch and fever appeared they were less
Violent and before she had finished the bottle, she was en-
tey relieved and she much better than she had been
before took the ague lady that had been Very SICK
with chs and fever but had broke them with quInne ana
was left in very weak and distressing state, and troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that Il had
on my wife she and procured few bottles and 1t re-
stored her few weeks to complete health Your sasdPa
la is without doubt unequaled in diseases incident to the
West and if you think that this communication will be OF
USE you are at liberty to it as you choose.
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES h. SWAIN.
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New ERA CHATTER OF ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs-under
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter OF
the United Sates-hod their monthly meetings the I'd
Monday evening of each month"; the Masonic Hail. over
the Cano6ton Railroad Depot OF BaTonne and Perddo
sts... OtHeers-John Gedge IL P; H. NJ Summers See'y
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FEMALE MEDTCISF

Dr. Townsend's Sasapanla sovereign and speedy cure
for Incipent Consumption BaTTenness Pg0apsus Ute, OF
Falling Of the Womb Costiveness Piles Leuchouh9a or
Whites, DISTRACTED difficult Menstruat0n, lnconnence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and OFhe general
prostation of the systeno matter whether the result OF in
hent cause causes produced by egulaty Illness or &C
edent Nothing be surprising than It's hVlg0fang
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
sude from taking it at become robust and tu OF en-
eTgy under its influence Il immediately cOunteacs the
neveesness of the female frame whch the great cause oil
baenness 1t will not be expected Of in cases OF so de-
cate nature to exhibit certificates of performed, but
we assure the afflicted that hundreds OF have been
reported Thousands Of cases where families nave been
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

MAINE.-This State has gone for Cas- by plu-
rality Of few thousand. The Portland Advertiser
gives the returns from 2s4 towns, as follow; lay
Tor, 1850; Cas-, 81, $685. Van Buren,, lO,555--
Cass's plurality, 1852.
New HAMPsHIRE.-C ass's maj is about 5000,
and his plurality over Taylor from 1900 to $4,000
MASSACHUSETTS people having failed to
elect. the Legislature will choose the Electors.
The wings have a large majority in both branches
RHODE IsLAND-Ihe entire vote of the State
gives Taylor GIT; Cass, 3643. Taylor's plurality
over Cass, 1884 The Free Soil vote in full we
have not yet seen. Taylor's vote is 555 less than
Clays vote in 1874. The democratic vote has
fallen 1924.
CONNECTICUT. The complete vote stands
Taylor, 29,9so; Cass, 1926; Van Buren,, 5093
Taylor over Cass, 1891; less than Cass and Van
Buren,, 1903. The total vote in 1874 was 1856;
in 1913, 81, 500; decrease, 2947.
New YoRK.-Taylor's majority (unofficial) over
Cass is IS 600 Van Buren's majority over Cass is
5000. The majority Of Van Buren, and Cass over
Taylor is 30 600 In 4s counties, leaving II to hear
from. Van Buren, and Cass stand thus = Cass,
69, 98s Van Buren,, 81, 1893.
New JERsEY.-Taylor's majority is Bis.
PENNsYLvANIA.-Th official majority of Taylor
over Cass is 1851; his majority over Cass and
Van Buren, both is said to be 23OO In IS counties
Van Buren's vote is 934O.
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Maj. for Taylor .522. Clay's maj. :. .3l2
MARYLAND.-The majority for Taylor is 3254-
gain over the Governors vote Of last year, 1868.
VIRGINIA-It is generally conceded that CASTS
majority is from 500 to 1000.
NORTH CARoLINA.-Taylor has carried the State
by very large majority-from 5000 to 5000.
SOUTH CARoLINA-Cass.
GEoReIA.-Taylor's majority, 2999
FLoRIDA-Taylor's msjority about 1000.
MIssIssGPPL-The majority for Cass is about 1000.
All the State is heard from, officially or unof1icaly
OHIo.-It is supposed that Cass's plurality will
be about 1900. In the Western Reserve counties
Van Buren, leads Cass, and Cass leads Taylor.
INDIANA.-Majority from 1000 to 5000.
ILLINOIS Gone for Cass by greatly reduced
majority Returns have been received from all the
counties except Chippewa, which is estimated at
l5O-making the majority for Cass 1908.
WIscoNsIN-Gone for Cass by heavy majority.
IowA.-The Cass Electors are chosen in this
State by 1900.
MIssoURI-Gone for Cass-majority not known.
ARKANsAs-Has voted for Cass.
TENNEssEE-Go Gone for Taylor by a large majority.
In 81 counties he leads Cass 1927.
KENrUcKY-.For Taylor by about $4,000
TExAs-The Civilian gives the following results
Of the election, upon what is said to be reliable
authority:
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~ At BROWNS NEW-YoRK STORE, No. 16e
Poydras street. ~
SILK GOODS - Watered, Satin striped, eros du Rhnt
- Plads etc. super black Silk Velvet, BOmbazne, extra
fine Alpacas French Mernos, Aqula Lustres Bareges,
Cashmeres De LANES French Chintze entirely new design
and rich cOOnngs
GLOVEs-Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid. SILK and Mode
Gloves of all descriptions and finest quality Fdnges and
Gimps of all cOlOrs Dessmakers Trimmings Of all kinds
200 pounds of Whaebone superior quality by the pound
smaller quantity, cheaper than offered in he city.
STEEL TRIMMINGS. Steel Beads. of finest quality, at
12 per bunch rich Velvet Bags Steel purses, Zephyr
Worsted, Worsted patterns and trimmings; Laces and EN-
bToideTies etc.
IRISH LINENS = A good article Of pure Linen a. SO
per haIpece also fine quality at y 70 20 cts per yard
worth 35 to so cts, also finest quality for bosoms ETC.
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.-A good article for family
at cts per yard Ginghams, fast eoors at 10 Cts per
yard. Prints at cts per yard good quality at ~ cs
worth 10 cts yard. Kerseys at 10 cts per yard-lowe
than can be bought at Wholesale
AMERICAN PRINTS.-A splendid assortment Of new
styles MerTimac Fall River and Coeheco Prints equal ~
coong and design to French Prints and at hall the pee OF
similar quality.
E1~ The assortment is very general embracing almost
every article pertaining Staple and Fancy Gentlemen
Furnishing and Thread and Needle Store. With tactes
unsurpassed for receiving goods regularly from New ok by
the steamers many of them bargains from the Newly ok
apetiopg-and monthly saving OF from 500 to $40 IN rent
and expenses the above articles be sold lower than can
ne purchased in the city, without personal sacnbce
NewY orers accustomed to the low prices OF the North VIII
find goods quite low at Of the cheap
in New OTk city. MI I'll
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Memoranda:

Capt Johnson of the schr Powhattan. from Falmouth,
Ja reports the Dr. brig Gulnae left that port for Liverpool
on the 10Th inst; the brig Harry Seekett for Masineo.
Cuba and the sch Scotia for Baltimore sail onthe 14h.
Capt Smith, Of the steamship Palmetto, reports the ship
Star Republic and bark Montauk. went to from Gal
weston on the morning Of the 22d inst bound New York
Towboat Popose left the s. w. Pass on the 23d inst
Capt Phillips reports the ship Palestine wentto the
morning one ship and bark off South Point bound in,
and one schooner in the river bound up unknown
Towboat Diamond owed down and the 18th inst
ship Cairo brgs Columbia and Quadruple the I'd ship
TahmaIoo.
Towboat POrpose lowed down and the 18th inst,
ships Camera and Medfoid. bark Hermone.
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DRUGS AVID MEDTCINEs.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
~ UININE. CALOMEL, BLUE MASS. IPE- s2
Nok Gao, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash ~
as can be procured esewhere-Call and ~
NJ iudge.-Dr. Z. J. COXE'S PREPARA- ia
S10 SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza. ETC.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARTLLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgneeable superior to
the Capsules or any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERW0RT,
ecF0r the relief Of CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
Ez Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma-
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption
az Office corner Magazine and Poydras n23 1y3dp
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runH s MnRcAM-

Practical Matchmaker. No. 81 Canal street,
THIRD DOOR PROM CAMP STREET.
FTEHE subscriber has inst received additional supply Of
4 MATCHES. JEWELRI and FfsHGf ~
GOODS consisting OF very superior Gold and sl- AA
:. -. yer Watches. with Hunting Caes, r.
50 Gf@1s Of VI. L Tobias. Roske, and other 1870
~ superior makers also. tine London Duplex
Watches eh Jeelry Of the latest styles comprising fine
Gold Watch Chsins Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pins God Pencil Gases, Finger Kings
etc., Also, great variety OF FANCY GOODS. selected
1y himself N the Northern markets from the latest European
impqnations consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases
me Fans. Recues, Scissors fine ass0ftmentO Sill Elk
w AXE, pure cola; Umbrellas Canes, and 9th fancy
laie rates. ms In 3dp
~ Y, 3. Palmer our Agent for the Cities Of Phils
alphla, NaRYaEt Raslaa ana paltlraars
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HOAx.-A venerable old man came into our Office yes
MAY and expressed desire that should advertise
hck Of $780, found by him in the street, enclosed in
eppe, and addressed to Mr.. T. P. Houston On
iihg the check, found it was signed by Royal Ass"
~ believing that Of Republicans would ac-
Wedge acquaintance much less money dealings with
Majesty, suggested to the old gentleman the nexpe
ency of advertising, and the probability that iuve
II rascal had been playing the " Pretender."
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pAN RIoEls oIRoUs.
BRILIANTLY LIGHTED wlTH GAS!

50 cents PIT, Is ce1t'i eoloFeI Boxes 50 cents.
TJNHE COSTUMES, TRAPPINGS and ACCOuTREMENTS
the elegant used any Arena the country
The PAVILION exceedingly and comfortable
The HORSES probably The stud used any Circle
The TROUPE that have
been known be congega ted Among them DAN RICE
King testers; Mile ROSA, greatest living Eques
rienne; GLENN ROI, the Rider Of the World Mons.
La THORN, the accomplished performer extant Yankee
THRIFT famous Northern Clown; H. P. MADIGAN, +.
ROsSTEN, BURNIsH, Day and more Q, gentlemen
ATtisfes; Mesdames RICE, NASH THRIFT, MADIGAN,
ETC.; MENTER'S BRASS BAND, led BY the distinguished
Bugler, ABNER MENTER
Flash Dash Aroostook, viii appear Also, Sisnor
GERMANI, celebrated Italian Rider W. o. DALE, the
Nety-nne Somerset man. and the popular young JAMES
HERNANDEZ
THE BULLFIGHT or Sports Old spain and THE TOURNA
MENT Sports Of Old Eng and will soon be brought nl6
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THE RtyERs-Af Cairo-A rise Of five feet ION
. 10th at this point from both rivers, and still
sing. At every place above here, with one ex-
ption, the rivers are reported rising.
llississippi.-The Upper Mississippi falling, with
B y-three inches on the Lower Rapids. The
Yer above Galena was reported by the last boat
own nearly gorged with ice above Galena, and
,ather very cold. Seven feet in the channel to
y Louis.
0hio.-At Pittsburg on the 18th, noon rising,
IN eight feet water in the channel. At Cincin-
hi on the l3th the river had risen two feet two
ches, and on the l4th was still rising The last
ats down report the river rising al Louisville.
MiSSoUri.-The last boat arrived at St Louis re-
rts the river three feet scant, and falling fast.
Idinois.--No change reported in this river. At
fair stage, last dates.
CuHberla1a-This river, in a tolerably good
ge, and rising
Tennessee Reported rising fast.
we extract the above information lsom shs Cairo
lie Of the 10Th,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

BRUrAL HUSBAND. - John Riley was yesterday ar
aigned before Recorder Baldwin, charged BY Martin Lott
Fith lighting and disturbing the peace Of his (Rleys)
ouse, and assauting him the preceding night On the
e being examined, shown that Riley had beaten
n wife ia brutal manner, and that Lott hearing her
es and going her assistance also assaulted by him
Re Recorder the before the First District Court
ore that tTbunal
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CIeared vezterdav

Cleared Yesterday:
Bark Florida, McCany, Sisa S. Fernandez
Brig Faro (Sp.) Cajgal Barcelona J. Prats
Schr. Mary Ashbrook Barry. Mobile, G. ID, Lehman
Steamboat Grand Turk, Robrds, 81. Louis,
Steamboat Emperor Walker Mobile Taylor easily
Steamboat 0rline St. John, Meaher, Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Palmetto Smith, from Galveston, 22d inst
Harris 4 Morgan-lst my.
Ship Fava, Coffin, 20 days from New York to J. Whit
ney Cod my.
Ship Seth sprqgue, Wadswoth 60 days from Antwerp to
i. H. Gae-1st my.
Ship Victoria tBrem AIertinez, S. days from HAVE to
maSter-lst my.
Bark Barcelona (Sp Martinez As days from Barcelona 10
]. Tint0rs-Pont.
Schr. Powhattan Johnson from Falmouth Ja., 18th inst
to @. j. Meeker-2d nv.
STEAMBOATS,;
Jas L Day Wood. I'm Mobile
Courier Martin, I'm the Balize.
Belle Creole, ChampomieT I'm Bayou Saa52 bales cotton.
Princess, Leathers I'm Hard Tmes-240l bales cotton
Elisha, Landry, FIN Baton Rouge.
CaddO, Graham, I'm Alexandra.
Gen. Jesup Moore I'm st. Louis.
Mary Foley DalieFes, I'm Louisville.
Envoy, Moore. FIN Louisville.
Towboat Porpoie, Phillips. FIN the Passes
Towboat Diamond, Davis, I'm the Passes.
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p. w. WOODLTEF.

mo. IT CH8RTRES STREET,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends ana ~ pltYtn l
N generally that he has Just opened a We 40
Swiss and American 9oods % whlen re inEllss tRe
particular attention. His stock consists plieiia ~ 1 ao
Rieb Cashmeres and Mousseaes de Lame; plain and hg
I'D. yieL oenoe ebangeabie and figured silks black
sstered and DIsin Silks Mernos; black and coored Apa
cas: HACK Bonbazines; French and American Prints Cash
80, -, and sf Shavx rich Canton Grape Shaws embr0i-
dered ColIan and Capes; woIsed and cotton Sha and
sdkeehsfs: vOssted and cotton Danazks; Diapers and
abe Sets. linen eambc Handkerchief embroidered and
new styles; cotton. silk and woolen Hosiery misses ard
bows Hosiery Gloves CraVats fancy Handkerchief megi
no and six Shirts and DraweIs; woed Paids for children
Linens; Lawns ETC. etc. etc.
80 lie also invites he atiention Of Planters 70 mpee
assortment Of PLANTATION GOODS committing Of
Kssseys, lnseFs. Colt0ns Fannss, Blankets, hoseYs
CsBs, sta, ETC., -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

sCRREEDERED HmsELF.-J P. Soubiran. accused by
eoiore Bore Of abetng forgery and of perjury hearing
M The charges had been preferred against him. surrendered
insef the First Municipality police Thursday morn
and gave bail appear for examination We gave the
-tticnlan Of this case in our paper of Thnrsday.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE,
rz-RENEElr or M. co. IAMsoN- -

t. BENEFIT or Mr.. GEO JAAIIsoN. "a
THIS EVENING Saturday Noy. IS sas-The performances
4 viii with Shakespeare Tragedy Of RICHARD III
Richard ILL., Dir. Geo Janso; King Henry, Mr. j. cfesne
Rishpehd Mr. Il Charles Bqskingia5a Mr. RyfaI sanley
Nj. Mr. Gravenpr RateliH, Mr..
Oxford Mr. Kiuessg Blum. Mr. Morand; Lori Mayn, Mr.
Spear Noffek Mr. Keller Prince Of Wales Miss LaFore;
81 York Ma. j. Greene.
Mrs. Pope Duchess q 1ork, Mrs Rowe IA; "A FANCRIEE
Thonp 70 taea With Mark Lemons affecting comes
tic Drsnl, euttsd GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD -Grsna
Whitehead anisOn; DraytOn Mr.. GrIersdu
Ganslegs Bic. Rya Bob lincoln, Mr. Kingsley Driver Nh
Crosyenor snap ST. Thompson Edward Drayton Miss Bowen
Dragtaa Mrs. Coleman Pope; SUSAN Mrs. Bowen
s- 6-morios Evening" Favoe Tragedy and Popular Farce
s on Alondag EFenng Ben's Grand Opera Of La SOMNAM
BULA vii be produced, with entirely Scenery and Cos
umes-Coun Rodolpho, Mr.. Brough Elvino, Mr. Manyers
Amna, (her FIRST appearance this city,, Miss E. Bnent Liza
Miss E. Petre
The Police Department under e control Of Mr. s. l. Beeinau
Circle cents Parquefe Second and
Third Tiers cents Cooed Boxes 50 cents Gallery, Is
IL Private Boxes and Seats be secured al the BoxOee be-
the hours Of 10 A. d. and NJ by applying to Geo s
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors open Performance viii commence
quarter past precisely. ms
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REPoRT or rHE CHoLeRA BEING IN TowN.-A great
e Of excitement was created about town yesterday, by
ort that Of cholera had occurred on board emf
ship Just arrived from Hayre, she coming up
m river Mayor CfOssman, hearing the report requested
~ Hester, Secretary Of the Board of Health visit the
p and ascertain the facts. Dr. H. did so. and after
Borough investigation, found the report be without
ffDund whatever
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pApppT Q q "a. Q -. 49,.
sJoFles Of Fhos Emery, and Rice Mitchell Co. Fifty
bbs LkNSEBD OIL Cincinnati City Mills 10 store-kor
sale By STURGES & WRIGHT,
n22 If IS Ychonpitoulas 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

TuE Warren CAsE.-A. Pletowsky. in whose possession
ven of twenty eight watches stolen fom John Hugo, on
Monday night LAST found, yesterday examined
cre Recorder Baldwin, on the charge of receiving the
Opcry knowing il to be stolen. 1t was shewn that Pile
ogsky dealer in watches that he bought these and
at he had them exposed in his window from which twas
eonabs infer he did suppose they had been stoen
excellent character also proved for him, and the Re
ader discharged him. The watches Of returned
e Hugg
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Mr.. Z, 5. HOUGHT0N. Of Vieksbugg, and ME. r, ".
W0RTHINGT0N. Of Rodney. are duly authorized SCENTS
rscsvs subscriptions spd receipt o ~ onsFl On aoOoaat
Of The " CRyscrsF,n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-25

MELANCHOLY Aco1DENT.-The Eaton Ohio
legister gives an account of a melancholy cas-
alty to young man by the name Of George Nc
abe, who had attempted to load a rifle, but the
81 stuck in the barrel. He then took the barrel
em the stock, unbreached it-took out, as he sup
Bed, all the powder-and endeavored to extricate
81 bali by heating the barrel on fire kindled for
aat purpose. Upon glancing his eye over the
ltzzle to ascertain whether the ball had melted,
80 at that unfortunate moment the explosion took
bee. The ball entered his right eye and lodged
the back part Of the head He survived but
ort time. He left a wife and family.