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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-23
LAFAYETTE CITY Council.

Alta regular meeting Of the Lafayette City Coun-
eli held last evening there were present the Mayor,
Mr. Bouligny, and Aldermen Forance, McGovern,
Hivghe Buisson, Swain, Goodwin, Desaulles,
Palmer, Lamb and Doll The hall was considera-
bly crowded and it appeared as though some
scene of great interest was TO take place. The
following is the Treasurer's report; Balance on
hand at last report S51f 0S: received since,
1894 OF; disbursed since, 1854 A balance on
hand, S4s6 65,
The Committee on Streets and Landings, to
whom was referred the petitions from sundry per-
sons for the filling up Of lots Nos. SO, co. 95 100,
l0f, 1876 and 1919, reported favorably thereon This
was laid over.
The Mayor returned without his signature the
resolution adopted at the last sitting of the Council,
by which s. after 18th May next, the cemeteries
belonging to the corporation will be closed against
all inements" The Mayor stated that he could
not sanction the closing of the present cemeteries
until the Council had provided other places of in
lement The Mayors veto was adopted.
The following letter was received from b. G.
lhbolaux, Esq:
ceeuss Of the Senate and House OF Represent ves Of
louisiana recommending the extension Of the port Of New
0eans. 1t is presume needless 10 add that shall use
all Necessary eNerons the passage of the bill now
before the House for that purpose.
To Hon, F. BouLIsNY. Lafayette.
The Mayor availed himself of the opportunity OF
informing the Council, that from the proceedings of
the House Of Representatives on the l4th inst. ii
appeared that on the motion Of Mr.. ThibodauX, the
bill to extend the collection district of New Orleans
was taken up and passed.
The motion made at previous sitting, to buy a
lot OF ground, for the purpose Of erecting thereon
Municipal Hall, was the polar point of the incident
lhs evening. The gladators who entered the ora
lorlcal arena We're Messrs Florance and Desaulles,
Doth Of whom got sadly worsted in their wordy
combat. for the veto of The Mayor against the reso-
luton was sustained Shortly afterwards, the
Council adjourned.
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n.ILY CRESCENT T.

nyc-En the police Offices yesterday there
N Thing Of importance to report The docks
vas ad with all sorts of people, but the criminal
N' =, oot little or nothing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-23

The SUB-TREAsURy.-Since Independent
treasury scheme Went into effect in this city, there
has not, as we are authentically informed, been a
single instance of the Government being defrauded
by forged draft or false or irregular papers, not
withsanding that this is the paying office for the
greater portion of the United States. Upwards of
eighty millions of dollars have passed through the
hands of its officers This indicates the simplicity
of the system, and the vigilance and care with
which il is enthusiastically Y Euenipg Posi-.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-23

The MANsLAUGHTER CAsE-Hypolite Lahon,
charged with the manslaughter of Serre, was yes
erday arragned IN the First District Court, and
usad not guilty The Grand Jury will meet this
morning.
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.

MAGUIRE'S DAGUERkEOIYFE
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal pat
~ ronage bestowed him since he first had the honor
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into New Orleans,
five years ago during which time he has taken por
than other person in the world His specimens
were exhibited the Fair competition with others taken
by the best operator from New York. and he was awarded
the First Premium.
taken by himself. -
j. NJ the public that his portraits will continue to
be what they always have beenthe best His long expert
and practice the best inducements to per-
sons DESTROYS of instruction in the beautiful art.
Genuine Vogtander Cameras 20 per cent. cheaper than
any in this city, all other articles the Plates at ~
per DOZEN Scoris No l. for SO 25 guaranteed the best
plates made the United States; Gases 1915 and ~ 3d.
New York Cameras at $lS.
sstS EntrapneENo Camp stree, mill If
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.1.- There was nothing yesterday OF any inter
." ,ho limited States District Court
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HE subscriber having, by of February 10, 1886 be
fore d. T. Ricardo Notary Public, of this city, acquired
from William Ferrell, inventor OF the FIRE-PROOF
by patent dated April % 1913 the right sole OF said
Fee of making and vending said Patent Crate Ba in the
River and its tributaries gives notice that he IS PREPARED
10 fulfil orders for said articles They especially
mended planters and OF steamboats, being
far more duIable than the ordinary Crate Bars
An persons infringing upon said patent by manufacturing
or selling similar articles without authority from the paentee
will he prosecuted TO The extent of the law.
New Orleans, March IS; l84S DANIEL DANA.
New ORLEANS, March 3D. 1913.
Mr. Dand- have used i'm taking off two crops OF sugar
the Patent Crate Bar invented by Mr.. VIM fee and ma
bars in use ina<nch As they will their peculiar lnma
ton. last five times as long. Respectfully. ,nn,,,
nihIa Am G. w CAMPBELL.
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NJ We saw fat beaver in Lafayette square.
yesterday man was carrying him about in a box
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NOTICE.
TINE subscriber having purchased the interest of his late
L partner. ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE. H.
SALE AND RETAIL DRuG EsTABLIsHMENT, corner
of Cbartres and BiencHe streets, Men Orleans, Nh
for number of past conducted jointly by them 4S
under the style of Andrew Oliver Co, has COM
pleted his for extended business than
L3thaf hitherto done by the old house. My stock OF
60 DRUGS, MEDICINES IND CHEMICALS
YEA SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFuMERY,
IL embracing. Intend it shall article needfn
to the Heads of Families Planters and Country Dealers will
price by any other house in the trade while General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders can be addressed with acondence and certain
ty of having them properly and faithfully attended to, not
previously experienced in this place.
20" The usual credits and facilities OF trade extended to
customers
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NEW MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS,

at No, IA C9.HP Street.
ALLEMAND ON SPERMATORRHGA-Tra
j ted BY McDouga.
BURROWS On CEREBRAL CIRCULATION.
FUCKERS PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF MID
WlFERY-witi numerous illustrations.
RANKINGS rRACT-Vol. g. No 2, July 10 Janu
airy, 1s4S price Is cents.
Ako-NITId.ER'S PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS AND
METEOROLOGY FIRST American edition revised
and Illustrated with 53S Engravngs wood. and two
ARNOTTS ELEMENTS OF PHYSICS OF Natural
Philosophy.
Just received and for sale the New Orleans Staioners
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous,
Polite and School Literature.
mh2O J. d. STEEL. II Camp street
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. - The Rev. Samuel
MCGOWAN, of Octibbeha county. says the Vick-
burg Wing, put an end to his existence, by hang
ing at the residence of Col Williams in Poniotoc
county. on the morning of the I'd March. He has
left nothing a clue TO this fatal act. He slept in
the house of Col. Williams on the night the lst,
rose early on the morning of the ID, walked out
and remained until his host became uneasy and
instituted search, when he was found hanging on
a peach tree his neck being broken. lie has left
a large and interesting family.
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ROCKS, BOOKS

BOOKS BOOKS!
yEvEJ n e co 70 GnmD street have for sale large
w endment of CHEAP PERIODICAL LITERA-
TIrRE comprising the works of Buwer, James Frederic
Souls George Sand Miss Pickering Mrs. Gore, MIS- Grey
Mis- Bremen Dickens Marryau Cooper, Lppad, and all
mills 1t ~ u CAMP STREET.
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MILITARY SHAVING CREAM AN EMOL
TTENT GOEGPOTTMD-

MILITARY SHAW ING CRbAM : AN iWOi-
LENT COMPOUND,
MOST ENCEiENr for s3a,ing YIN VI, af either at cold Or
cornr Of S1adS and Ehtod streets Bro0ktyR, Ncm York
This valuable compound at the most ecacons and
delightful preparation OF this description yet discovered The
principle OF its manufacture embraces complete neurallza
OF Aka the actual presence OF which found IN every
other soap Alka impede the natural nensble perSplra
ton dries the surface causing to crack and bleed attended
with exceedingly unpleasant irritation, especially IN frosty
weather The absence, Therefore, OF this deeenous ngredi-
ent is, Of Itself, high recommendation. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS Il co,
mills Iw corner of Magazine and Common streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-23

MuRDER-A most shocking murder was COM
mtted at Denmark, Tennessee, on Saturday last
Young man hv the name of Covington was killed
by "a Mr. Pirtle, formerly of Hardeman county.
Covington was very much intoxicated, 50 much so
that he might have been pushed down by child,
and ought not therefore, to have been noticed by
man, especially sober man as was PIrlie. A few
words. passed betweed them, when Pirtle drew q
large knife and commenced cutting at CoTngton
he was exclaimed to from the opposite side of the
street not TO cut a drunken man, but he paid no at
tenon TO What was said, and before the bysanders
could interfere. he inflicted stab in the throat of
his unfortunate victim, which caused death i'll
about fen minutes Pirtle was Immediately arrested
and is now confined in the jail of this county, To
await his trial. No similar act Of crime has ever
occurred at Denmark before, for it is place cele-
hrslted for the morality Of It's citizens. We regret,
therefore, to record crime unmtgated, as the
one we have now naturalization Tenn Wig.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

HU E Il % II " U II : 01kHJ
No So Camp Street, NeW Orleans
WHERE Families find all articles ESQ Ct aec sioe
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooki utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets brass and STEEL Shevels and Iongs
and Kitchen Fire Iron
Enameled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER-Block tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Uns
TABLE CUTLERY-German Silver Britannia and lion
Tea and Table Spoons.
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals.
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE, new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles. Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS.Jute, Manila, Alicant, Palm and Husk Mats
Walters and Trays.
Brass Britannia and new metal Candle Sticks and Lamps.
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces. .
ID Il j. Wnghts patent Premium Cooking Stoves. for
wood or coal with fixtures complete, the most approved
asw@ HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at re-
dnced prices mh0- Ole
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-23

THE FREE INSPECTION LAw.--We insert in our
columns to-ds. the very important law to the com
merce of our city regarding inspection passed at the
last session ofihe Legislature, and congratulate
commercial community on the release from an OPP
pressive restriction to TIE great and growing bust
ness of the prolific West
An Act to render Inspection VoIantry-&l. Be it
enacted etc, That from and after the first day of
November, 1913, ii shall be lawful for any owner,
agent, consgnee receiver Of produce, to sell or
ship the with or without inspection. any
law TO the contrary Notwithstanding provided
however, that the said owner, agent, consgnee or
receiver shall be bound 10 have any produce offered
for sale inspected, when inspection shall be demand
ed by the purchaser, provided that said inspection
when required, shall be made by the inspectors
commissioned under the authority Of the State.
80. That the first section of this act shall not
apply to the inspection of tobacco, until the exp
ration of the commissions held by the present
tobacco inspectors.
SO. That the act entitled can act to amend an
act regulating the inspection of flour, beef and
pork, approved March 1lth, 1912, shall remain
IN force no longer than after the first day of Novem
Der, l94S.-ApproUed March II, 1S15.
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GARDEN, FARM, AND FLOWER SEEDS

GARDEN FARM, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
EarraRtedMe Gr0aoM Of 1s47.
vH1EE subscriber has hand large assort. sfsso
4 ment of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, of .SaST94YaN
superior quality, OF direct importation, and from
the first Seed growers lii the Northern States con- 49,
slsng OF
Beans Endiye. Peas !, Splnage,
Bee:s, Early Corn, PaEnip, Satisfy,
Cabbage. Scotch Kali, Parsley, Inrnlps,
CaujlhGwer I.eek Pepper. Egg Plant,
Celery, Melons, Pumpkins, Sage, .
Carrots, Mustard, Rhnbard, Summers Savoy
Cress, Onions, RadSh. rhyme.
Cucumber, Okra Sweet Margornm, Squash.
Fifty varieties of fine FLOWER SEEDS, twenty in a
package for family :,
Red and White Glover Blue Grass Herds Grass Orchard
Grass, Timothy. ncerne. NIillet, Buckwheat Cow Peas
Bots d Arc for making Fences &c. a .
ew~ Also, cheap PLANTS and SHRUBBERY at
lower prices than any other in the city,
mill 12t VIM OHM, IL Common st.
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EVANS, ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM

EVANS ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM,
No So As4G4ZI.NE Street, Corner GR.4PIER Street.
EyE JUST RECEIVED and opening at this I'm,
EsS establishment the most varied and splendid -
C. assortment Of rs offered in this market eT
consisting in part Of -
Super and Medium quality PANAMAS, BEGHORNS,
CANADA STRAW. CHINA PEARL RUTLAND,
GUYAQUIl, CAMPEACliY and IrA Ian stray l.R "
HATS Super w bite and Black ROCKY MOUNTAIN
BEAVER, MOLESK1N and NE PLUS ULTRA HATS,
of the latest fashions, and finished in the richest styles
pains or expense has been spafed in the manufacture
and finish Of this Stock The old customers of the house
and the public respectfully solicited to call and examine
for themselves. NM I'm
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

Il 1i s.5osolsa is@.eles W 'hs
Oh WATCH &JEWELRf BUsi - 1-,r,,,-1 -,
GssZsaN ElSS, under the style and finn of LES
II NOEL, at No. IS Canal street one door below Camp.
We will personally attend TO REPAIRING every ds.scnp-
ton of FINE WATCHES, Clocks, Jewehy, etc. Jwen,
tylour years experience enables TO friends and
the public that work shall perform 10 ef entire salts
faction.
We have store and will constantly keep for sale hand
some and well selected stock of WATCHES OF the best
manufacture Jewery, Silver Ware. Speetaces Gold Pens,
etc all OF which viii he sold low any house in the city
and fully guaranteed Please call P. KNOWLES,
mills 6m w NOEL.
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STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & CO.,
IMPORTERS or

Corner Canal and Magazine sts., New Orleans
~ OFFER for sale large and fresh stock Of the ~
On following Goods and would respectfully solicit *
~ the inspection of country ,purchaseroo "a
~ Swedish, American and English IRON Il
Nails, Castings, Tin Plates, Metals :, 800 ,,
Naylor & Co.'S CAST STEEL and GIN SAW STEEL:
Paints, Oils Window Glass. Cordage Tar, Mill Stones
Grind Stones Axes Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Poughs;
COTTON and WOOL CARDS; .,,
Scythes; OK Log and Trace Chains Anys Vices smith
Bellows Tuners Tools and Materials; and a general
assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Comprising all articles in this line adapted to the Southern
and Western Jobbing Trade =
The advertisers are agents for the sale of
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS,
Iron Hubs and Axles, and which have proved superior 70
any kind heretofore They would also call the atteh
ton of Southern Planters to their stock Of
PLANTATION GOODS,
Oils Cane Knives Sugar Skmmers and Ladies. Truss
Hoops Building Materials.
CORN MILLS STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE COL,
express.for Plantation Supplies and of the best quail
ities mh5 I'm
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ROBBINS ORLEANS MILLS,

No. 8 7riangte Buildings.
THE PROPRIETOR having recently fitted up these
Il Mills in the most complete prepared to
receive orders from the trade, and to retail Ground C0iiee
Spices of all kinds Oil Cake Con Meal and Ground Feed
Hotels steamboats, and vessels, will find it TO their inter
est 10 call the undersigned and as his personal attention
devoted The business they may be assured that the a
ce will always be of the best quality and neatly aud
fully put up and delivered free of charge in part Of the
city. [mh20 lml s. b. ROBBINS.
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"a e "A y S.
sTTuATJou WANTED

SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN tfom Alabama who is extensively &C
N quainted that State, wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk either dry Goods grocery house Com
pensaon moderate, AID is willing to remain through the
summer He believes he make himself useful and profit
able to his employer Inquire at Mrs.Taylors, 81 Canal
street mills
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cDE NIG 6nnnS

= TOODS.
MRS. BANISTER'S .NILLLNERY andsJ5a
1871 FANCY STORE, No, Go Roual Strcet. ffff
ES corner Of BtcnrWe street-Just received from Al
wy Paris, by direct mportation-SPRISG AND -R2
FANCY GOODS-conssting Of Bofnets Ribbons, Flow
Rich Silks, Bareges, Fine Muslns Tissues, Fans, Par
asols, ETC., etc.
-" Millners supplied Extra Fine Stock. mh2 6m
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AoKERMAN's WOODEN LETTERS,

. "
NOV OPENING a large stock Of those beautiful Let
tiers, for Signs From the low price of these Letters
their appearance, they in general in all h
Northern cities Being appointed agent for the sale OF thest
Letters New Orleans, parties want OF them be sup
piled at the manufacturer prices by
mh23t r. CLANNON, As Canal st.
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ENHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends ana
the citizens Of New Orleans that he still continues to
manufacture every description of WOOD and IRON
ER3HE 4UNIN'GS, for Stores, STEAMBOATS,, Offices,
Galleries etc He also manufactues every description
Military Tents Tarpaulns and Dray, Wagon and Horse
Covers at the shortest notice Particular attention will be
paid TO Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc.
there has been great deal said within the last
so, about what some parties enormously call W AIER-
PROBING subscriber offers his III that capacity
for small compensation and 10 those OF his customers who
would prefer saving the by DONG 1t themselves he
will ceerfuy give the receipt which III Itself very simple
and yet useful preventing rot OF mdew on any Article
of cloth or canvas that may be exposed to wet or damp
All orders left on my slate the Clothing Store of
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO. will with prompt at
teriion mills Gm II. CASSIDY.
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1913 I.
SiS! SPRING FASHIONS,

1918! SPRING FASH1ONSt Hcfc'
u p SEAMAN q co. No. II lbgrtrcs STREET
hsTa have the honor of informing the Ladies that a
49, they have Just received the following fashon- III
WI allie Articles. selected from the richest mater M
ais and choicest designs that have appeared IN PaB iuflA
the Spring and Summer OF 1913
t1renadine Barge Sole;
NouSscGne de Sole; ,i..;a
Printed Gauze Organdy, a large selection
CT enadine Narnlses;
Isabella Loaisa;
Changeable, Satin Plaid
Black Embroidered:
Poll de Ghevre
Poll du Nord plain and plaid;
Lace and Embroidered Muslin Capes, Collars, Peennes,
Infanfs Embroidered Caps Robes Waists and Cloaks
Ladies Lace and Muslin Embroidered Dresses
Fvtr, fine Paris Chip and Grape Bonnets;
Iadies Misses and Childens Tuscan Straw and Linen
Braid Bonnets
New Ribbons Aricals and Parasos;
Black and coIored Silk Vses and Mantilas;
Rich white and colored Canton Grape Shawls
Black changeab!e, striped, plaid and bocade Silks
Real English NaIencicnncs Maiines and Regency Lace
Edging and Inserting:
Rch Fans, PHFSes and Rccues
GO" inst lived. full assortment OF Spung .oioed
Fnnges and Passementeties. mh' I'm
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TO SHIPPERS, ETC
AN ACCOUNTANT AND BOOK KEEPER taccli-
n maed) who capable of conducting the Correspond
ence and supervising the details of the counting de-
srous of procuring situation Respectable house
gared either in the Shipping importing Jobng business.
References OF the nosf satisfactory character will be given
Adde'S w V. b., Box b 81, Posollice mhi6 lw
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eg~ For Mayor-We authorized 10 announce A
D. CROssMAN, the present Mayor OF rev Orleans a4 candidate
r,r,., .Io,,io, 81, tho MOTT Nuniriua ElrrtIon
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TUE subscriber has on hand fresh and well an
4 selected stock of GARDEN SEEDS. all war gAS-StI
ranted fresh and genuine Planters furnished with :GSIGs
boxes containing Il well assorted variety of Garden ~NS"
Seeds, al from 81 TO $50 per box.
Country Merchants supplied with Seed by the dozen
hundred papers, for retailing.
Market Gardens supplied with Seed by the pound baShe
at moderate prices. d. MAUPAY,
milo BIN Scotsman and Florist, No. IS Camp st.
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Memorand:

Towboai Porpoise towed down and the 18th
inst, ship Austertz, bark Victoria, and brig Erie
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s5 For Recorder.-Wc are authorized TO announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN a candidate reelection to the Office Of
Recorder OF Second Mncipa, the election April mhl0
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rE'Wo ROoMS-Parlor and Bedroom-on the lower a.
nor-1lcasantly situated and elegantly furnished I:
For Rent Inquire No. 50 b BURGUNDY St ml042ia
The Daily spy., 1848-10-18
Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath.
All may possess by using
SHER M ANS TOOTH PASTE.

is warranted free from acid or any Injurious ingredi-
ets and is unsurpassed for cleaning whitening the
teeth removing tarer preventing them aching de-
eay at the sumo time giving them healthy appearance
as well as hardening the and sweetenBg the beat
leaves delicious taste in the mouth anil gives univer
sa satisfaction Whoever it once, will ever after
give the preference every other dence Charles
W. sandt' rd, Cell Charles s. Bens and scores of our
most distinguished citizens, have used SHEEMAN'S
IooTH TASTE for several years, and believe to be
unequaied Reader get box and try it, if you want
sweet breath and handsome teeth Het's IT
MANS POOR 1S PLASf K, rne tfiirlhg ~ saHIi s. m
OF 23 Cents is without exception the best article the
shape of Plaster Ill the known world gives relief in
few hours where the suffering is intense.
RHEUMATISM, Lumbago. Pain Weakness in the
Side, Chest, Back, Neck LoHs limbs joints yield
it sooner than any other remedy Worn the lower
part of the spine, they have cured the Piles and the
small OF the back, they have cured Falling of the Womb
Dyspeptics, persons roubled with Liver Complaint
will find them of great and surprising benefit when
over the part eced Consumptives should always
one on their chest, it will their Cough. and
the Soreness Several million them have been sold and
never complaint made against them
For sale wholesale and RETAIL cheap Bookstore by
Sept 22-1w3m 4---1 81 TC. J. CIRCUIT, JR. i