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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18
JACOB DURHAM, P. NJ,
Also, Acting Justice of the Peace.

Fevers, like every other form of disease. are only
an Effort of Nature to expel from the body some-
thing that is opposed to health; 1t is merely a strug-
gle between the good aud bad humors for suprema-
cy, and the commotion which ensues is called Fe-
vers. The usual symptoms of a fever are heavi-
ness, languor, anxiety. signing and ~yawning, with
alternate fits of heat and cold, After which the pa
tent complains of both pain in the head and back,
thirst, difficulty Of breathing, pain in the limbs, a
sense of fnlness about the region of the stomach,
nausea and sickness, with sometimes vomiting of
bilious matter.
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
peculiarly adapted to the cure Of all kinds of fever,
because they not only thoroughly cleanse the sto>
mach and bowels from all bilious humors, but they
open those excretory vessels which empty into tt~
bowels; and consequently the impurity contained in
the circulation (Which is the cause of all dlsordered
motions of the blood called fevers) IS thrown into
the bowels, from whence ii is carried off by the res
gular alvine discharges.
In using Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for Fe-
vers, the only cure necessary is TO have the medi
cine operate c%opiously by the bowels. If the symp,
toms are urgent, from four to eight pills should be
taken night and morning until the fever has subsi-
ded, after which smaller doses once in twenty-four
hours, viii be sufficient TO restore health,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-04-18
BEWARE OF COMMENTATORS.


u Remember. that the originaland only genuine
pills have the written signature of VIM. Wright on
the top label of each box. The genuine Wrigh,'s
Indian Vegetable Pills are never sold in Ding
Stores.
AGENTS-PLAQUEMINE AND VICINITY.
VIM. Shea, Family Grocer, Front street, Pla-
quemine.
G. A. Stevens, Marksville, La.
w M. Slater, Harrisonburg, La.
H. Stevens, Thibodeaux, La.
General Depot in New Orleans, where the medi>
cine can be had at wholesale and retail.
A. BRONSEMA,
At the Picayune Book BIndery, IA Camp street.
Beware of medicine under any other name than
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, and see that the
signature is on the box.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, No:
1875 Race street, Philadelphia; 288 Greenwich st.
New York; and 268 fremont st: Boston. [no20 1y
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, lS49.
The Printing of CO~greys.


Under the law of Congress, the bids for the
printing OF the two houses for the next Congress
were to be opened to morrow, had not the resolu-
ton of Mr.. Pearce for extending the time inter-
cepted the requirement Of the law. Mr.. Pearcs's
resolution postponed the time for closing the re-
ceptlon of bids to the lst of March. Mr.. Came
ron, suspectng, perhaps, that this was but move
ment to give back again the printing to the two
leading party presses Of this city, had the resolu-
ton Of Mr. Pearce called back from the House to-
day, and in the debate upon the reconsideration,
Mr.. Pearce charged that Wendell and Van Ben
thuyse had not fulfilled their contract--that the
paper was thin aud interlor--that the body OF the
pc was OF larger than the face, thus extend
ing ard spreading over sixteen pages, matter which
under the contract would amount TO thirteen pages,
an increase OF thirteen per cent of the coIapo-
siton upon the terms OF the contract-hat the
paper, instead OF being OF the quality Of five dol
lars ream, Was OF the sort-the thin and worth
ltss stuff which sells at three dollars aud halt
Der ream-that the rule and figure work was
spread over three times the surface required-that
the work was shockinely done, full OF typographi.
cal blunders, and delayed In its execution beyond
ell reason. Hence he had desired to extend the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-06
nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THK "PRAorICAL PRIVATE


DR. CONvERS INvIGURATING CORDIAL. FO2 GENt
- tai Debility Impotenoy Incontr ence or Nocturnal Eis
&c. &c-fhs Justly celebrated cordial is considered
the only ecsoous remedy for these sad arrangements Of body
and mind by early pdores secret habits Of youth
inoror indulgence Of e In rrcr The follow
care rome this violation Of laws Of mans
physical and social DISQUALIFICATION, nervousness, dyspsps
pain the cad dmness WHOM weakness Of the back and
lower exrmtcs mponcy premature and total decay OF
vy weakness Of memory and power for mental
lection aversion to society ndity self dsrs and love OK
solitude middle aged may herr learn why they
Iurefwhy they losing their youthful APPEARANCE and
This ipvgatng ard renevatng cordial has restored
persons have gncauty injured themselves by self
pollution B-Com pounds OF sarsaperlls dock and other
effect In these Is he fiction and
GENIE appears In wonderful little books this sub
jeo Of any pteB Yousg you would avoid
The burnilg with causto bisterDg pills and powders TO-
which usually prescribed purpose this cordial
s the anchor " hope for You can without
exposure hndranco from bupess at home trivenfand
be retttd. N. B.ThoIe involuntary nocturnal emissions
which hsrasrg and ssuove and productive OF 90
physical vii DO peedy removed By this
dial MARI this cordial contains OPIUM mercury or any
tubetance ojue the pa
tent bottle Of tho genuine has Dr Convers lnigratng
cordial blown the eass Price 81 bottle bouel or So
$40 the halt dczen $50 dozea important remarks TO me
bottle sold wholesale and rgtai by FAY 3J Fulton
street stcre Buildings New York and by Dr. Con-
vers at his oee IS I'D avenue between 10Th and h st New
York BPersonf In the country car have tho Cordial aud
etur of sdyice carefully fo-s aded to th by ADDRESSING
above No Married vhoee corjusal relations have
Of physical inability above nsmcd, confidently
consult Dr. Converse personally by letter post paid Tie
advice and mediocre for the speedy removal Of such
di,sy will be safely forwarded 10 TIE writer's address
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MUSICAL.


M UsICAL CARD-AMEHICAN DRAMATIC FUND BENE.
l ftMrs Edward Loder would atorm friends and
ts that her has been announced assisting that bone
mt contrary her expressed wishes notified Commit.
tic Her feel. with the but profession
al position prevents hr taking active the
raneement for it's benefit 100 Fourth avenue
A GOOD VIOLIN PLAYER WANTED, In AN ETHIO-
"A plan Band. To competent person good salary will be
paid With the certainty Of for six onhs Ad
dress D. at tbs Office with real aud residence Mono
but a good musician need Apply.
II OsEWOOD PIAN0YORTE FOR SALE--SPLENDID
paro with all the cdcrn improvements octave
and will be sold lew, for cash. Ao
taped in tho house. consisting Of ss divan
tables tops French getc bedtads spring
other ohars card and ancy tables 30 &c. Inquire Prince
street, near Broadway.
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DR yErYRIEg ANTIDOrE Is THE MOTT EFrEorUA1

nR. JEFFRIEE ANTIDOTE IS THE MOTT EFFECruAL
~ preparation sold for Gonorh1a and other disorders OF
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that II will rst
cay any This desirable result 10 obtained In from
days. and neither creates odends the
palate and renders deviation in Diet or u.s.
rpon pursuit sonpd sleep, heshy digest or ire
nuisance speedily consistent With te
production Of thorough and permanent cure s inrcdsns
eDtey vegetable and Injurious effect either oorsass
onay locally be oauscd by its ucs Price ~ ger b2ta
sole Agent this oity C. r. RING 10 Broadway corner 'chn
~svcak
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NaOsT KxrRAoRpINARY yoRK-ro rBE NAEsiED

Vl or contemplating marriage The Married Wotasns
Private Medical Compansr, by Dr. A. " Sauosau Sxt e
zion Proc 81 This work smcctpg With oct ,ses
f2AO copies having already been dpsd ok Every erse
ssUs sops Wheeler arried plaarred, although i'll in
Tended eseci.iy for married - dilcoss cre,s
which sbou ID them partonllry dero ever ee
e. discover hs symptoms ana The most eus
dies nose OF cure IN every case Wy. s =.
r. D. patterson, No. rs chssnnt srsss Phtede poa Latte
On Albany; Davis Boston. On the rsceipt o ~ svpy
Ill; DO transmitted BY mail free OF postage " al phis OF we
United sstee All letters must bs addressed poet paia 70 DE-
A. ~ MAURICEAU, bog ia. New sosr c'S cno' LSdser
~ s.rcot.
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TAR d. BOsTWIcK. LECTURER ON THE GENITAL
ornns and author oil work Venerea. Structures and
diseases n splendid plates
the Boston Medical and surgoal Jeurna"It may be s,d
family diseases and far uprtr to thing Of the kind
Iublished in this country Price, $40 Author Of work
sotay Vice. Impoteucy, &C., IA patespce ST. For sale
% BreadwAyi and Of tho author 5O4 Broadway.
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CO n N ERCiAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARK ET.


Monday, Feb. Sc r. M
The stock market rather quiet this ning sales
were made only to moderate extent, and prices
unsettled. Some Of the fsucies improved and some
fell of. At the first board Harlem went up IL per
cent, Farmers Loan u Reading Bonds declined n,
Canton Company * and Erie Railroad II.
At the second board there was more activity aud
little better feeling. Canton Company improved per
cent.
The arrival Of the steamship United States, from
Havre, has relieved the publ mind aud the under.
writer's. She has very valuable cargo board which
will when entered at the custom house, increase the
demand for specie for payment of duties and conse-
yqusnty tighten the screws upon tae money market
The importstions for the week ending tho I'd instant
amounted to $2234 COZ, being about million Of dol
lars less than those for the corresponding week last
year. The anticipated demand for coin, for payment
into the sub treasury makes the banks very cautious
and they discount less literally than heretofore.
The demand for exchange ha, not yet been very
active and the rates rule low We quote prime bills
on London at 81 per cent premium. On Paris,
ST. FIX . ST. rs Bremen, 1874 q 1871 Hamburg, 35h
n S5H Amsterdam. 10 40k. The Canada leaves on
Wednesday for Liverpool
TIE Butchers and Drovers' Bank has declared a
dividend Of Ave per cent for the last six months paya.
BILE on the 18th instant.
We gave, yesterday, the aggregate movement Of the
Banks of this State at three periods owing the
fiations from one period to another. The annexed
statement distinguishes tho Of the city and
country banks according to made the Comp
troler, showing the condition Of each bank on the
.nornipg Of the eth December, 1S4S
BANKS STATE NEW YORK.
Resources.
(,, lUoybars Vofrf
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AUCTION 3.

>er~N|~ON>-NNoI~0>>-
~ 20 B. ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER--THN STEAMBOAT
" NORFOLK will be sold at auction Tuesday, FEB 6h
Il o'clock at the Mercf ants Exhsnge without reserve
copsrnerhp She is 2 tons by register DICK 4i
feet feet beam ndepen OF guards draws 5 fest
frsmed Of locuss and red cedar rpanked in s7 shes
remarkably substantial boat originally built the
from Norfolk has full inventory and in order
or immediate
DY }. HICKMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FEB.
ID at l0H O'Clock, st the Brookyn Public Sales Room No
~ wassston streThs entire stock Of stove dealer
patterns Backus pAteht and about % sheet
The whole he sd for cash. without The
Of the hest manufactures and quantity OF
furniture Catalogues will be ready and the goods
inod OH Tuesday,
II. HOFFMAN, AUCTIONEER-UNITED STATES
LIZ Bufkets at huction-L NJ. Hoffman Co. will SELL
Tuesday 9Th February BY order of the Department. $1,000 Uni
tsd States kusEetS.
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DANCING.

THEBALLO OF DopwoRTHs C0RNET BAND wILLrAxg
place on the evening Of February At tae Apollo Rooms
ycbes one dollar to he had ss the Apollo, DoJswohs 3
Broadway or OF any member Of the bard
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FOR SALE.


nor sALE-TnE STEAMER NEWS BOY, wHIGn FOB
several months past hao been employed tae
citation Of this city for the collection Of ship So was
M copered and astened and Of the duen
onsLensh l3 feet inches breadth ~ feet inches depth
eet inches tonnage 1a 1895 tors Tho engine IL powerful
having "a cylinder ofeet and eo,t
ner boiler Is entirely and cost
and the expense Of putting board about 5000 hawo
gs tanks for fresh water aud for strength speed other
good quaes believed not to he OF
her class In waters Fer further particulars apply ths
Once.
broadway PROPERTY FOR sALE-A j. BLEG0KgR
broadway lot 100 by & house 81 by & two sttc
COED basement aud vaults rear built
and in geod order This property could he improved
kinds OF business advantage being
part the purchase oney bond and mortgage
LOR sALE-THE FURNITURE OF A FAMILY ABOUT
II leaving the city, 1t comprises full suit for o
story house Hty Of mahogany and made TO order in
Philadelphia If dspcsed Of at the house. which
CT The desirable locations Broadway be had with H.
reasonable rent Apply to Mr. Cowen bookseller
Broadway and Blocker street.
g EIGB FOR sALE--A q HANDSOME ONE HORSE sLEIs III;
~ 1t has been nsd but t and Ia the best order
further particulars, inquire Of JOHN w. HtrCd
2T Broadway.
ENOg sALe-TwO LIGHT sLEIoHS, ONE 10 BE SEEN
ut sowaus stable in Mercer street. the other at Place
hccers etstle In Cherry sreet For terms apply at l9J
Pearl street, to WILLIAM L. CORWIN Will bs sold low.
EOR SALE.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES or A MER
chant Tailoring and Ready made Clothing Fst,b ishmont
~ Greenwich corner OF Robinson street, the Washing
ton srset Tho proprietor Is engaging in 9th business
will dispose of the The location cannot be
wishing engage in the business For further particulars
er quiro at the store,
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This statement braces returns from all the banks
In the State, except the Chsmpain and the New York
Security Benk, frcm which no reports we're re-
ceived. Returns from hundred and eeventy-
nine banks and two branches were received, being
one lees than at the last report. This arrange
ment Of the reports, separating the aggregates OF
the city from those of the country banks, is good
policy, it enables to point out more particu-
isrly the items most Inflated contracted, and whe-
Their has been confined to the banks of the city Of
the country. 1t will be observed that the circulation
of the city banks the 9th Of December last, was
$32 9T4 more than the amount Of specie and while
the circulation OF the county banks Sl6455 SOL
mere than the amount of specie hand. The loans
and discounts pretty equally divided between the
banks of the city and country.
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COR MISUNDERSTANDING or PAaAsOLs-
Persons going 10 the gold should
Of those useful ard
b supplied in any qusnay By the m snufhcture.
GkQ 1. BYRD, 10y Pcaslstross
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H EO EBwhaD-TgE STORE or TIE SUBSCRIBERS.
ypOO lu2 Maiden Lane. broken between saturday
ncsy mornn last and he oosing articles stolen
viz "a dozen silver pencils cards "a do holders do
gold pens and silver do gold do patent silver
cs ~ do silver Iated tea Edo do spectoe 2do pocket
trre do breast pins do gilt bracelets The above
ward wiz 10 paid on recovery Of the Pawnbokers and
WARD. rEJK co.
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RENEWED EVERY MORNING.
IL " w ARDS.

~
ok 100 REWARD-TO fAWNaROKERS AND WATCH
10 lOO Deasrs-Wheress amsn called at the
snbscrr with forged ,r and obtained god lover watch
jeveled gold dial gold basr nsme,
bias tho upper plate the Of More the cap
No S0 also asched, leavy Ensiss gold chain,
feet ia length Fifty dollars WI, be pd for the recovery Of the
watch oan aud fifty dollars for OBTAINING the thief Said
de- ah In height large black whssers
and Renoi appearance ION will be PAINFULLY received
aud the willingly by Francis r. Crump, watch
MAXI. e Bcf ckor street n ".
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AAUSHMHNTu.


p. :ssHsnS: .1th III: dram. q n. SEE
:s !. .ss gscls !.ss MY I. c nns.ss
@ sss: s :. s:si:s
S.ps n:;sd: NJ ssIsss:; bonn Hsa;s n x.::s
esats Doors epss 81 % s'slock; sonnssss AT -,
CaA1RAUs NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE eHAraAx
y. r. .h Bs.:a Il q
~ sos Y; M Ar f. cs
Boe;H sosss x:sdovs NJ 1s:.;:s; Mrs. Tssd.xs lr. a.
SIxSsS \! SSx soak.!::. d: Ss.sssss ssss::: 4:
Ike pees. sPss = * ss:sis % ''''s ny
RssoApwAY THEATRs-A CARD nR !. sTEEs scSs
Kindly rendered him Wednesday evening February TIL for h
ali
particulars Geo future advertisements and bills The Box
A MIRICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION BENEFIT
IaSss ~ And Tas a. ss
the sacSn Of the Astor place Opera on Tuesds Feb
c,.cVs. .1 LENT 60. sSorz
End rs # S'1 bs sS S " Gavin d Ssw
Nay ~ XII Pssiss
his slave II R.ssss y: ryn; yGs:n a... T.sst
msnshr the whole conclude with the Harequns Ghost
Admission TO every part Of tho house. oentschdren half
price.
M EoHANIcg HALL. Ne.s7a BROADWAY, BETWEEN
IVA Grand and Broome streets, night during the
wuek-The original and weEnown CaRISTYS NH STRELA
organised 1872 the oldest estabhed company In the world the
popular stys Of Etopian snteranments concerts in
This city for 81 two ysass have been ps,oni.sd to an
y viii % 81 Il I %
night until further notice. Introducing eaoh representa-
new Burlesqus Of their Voyage MUSICAL Admission
Doors open Ut 7-Conoert commence 1T o'clock An AZ
ernoon Concert Saturday oommsnong o'clock. Ma
pss.rand Director. +. r. CHRfSTY.
V,ABERNACLE.-sIXTH GRAND CONCERT OF dUNaL,
PRO0RAMxE.
FIRST PART.
T. WANDERING Melodies dedicated to III. Ladies Of
B. Air from uoa dc iammermoor : " -. Donisat.
A. Matrimonial Bessins-G allop. .....J Gungl.
Your swesthesrtlPoka. Guns,i
l. The News Boy"Poi Pou:ri :. " -. j. Sansi
Responding Alpine Spring Jubilee Josef upg
Dream On the hy n:;,;cv:r JOSEF auns
Napceons Midnight Review Josef Gungl
lsunset; The peasants from labor singing merry
strains ara the ringing Of the evening bells
and nearing the hour when Spirits leave their fombs 6Md
night tho Review the Emperor appears departed
Parade and end Of the spiritual review unrise Nature
awakens FnaleA the bands playing in honor OF the
dead EMPEROR whe ut the hour Of midnight his watch
in the Fields Of Eyseum.
Doors will opon Concert to o'clock
precise No postpopemen Tickets
Music Stores and at the door the evening the
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The Departure Or General Taylor fur wash.
angtOn.
BAroN RoUoK, Jan. "a, 1919
General Taylor left here this morning, for his
plantation above Matches, on the steamboat
fnncess No. 3. He will remain on his plants-
ton until about the Both. From there he will 70
to Vicksburg, in compliance with the invitation
extended to him by the citizens of that place. sud
will proceed on the I'd OF February on his wav N
the nver HIS next stopping place will be at Nash
vile.
He was accompanied to the wharf boat BY his
staff and a number of citizens were present when
the Princess left. There was no parade Of any
sort. Everything was quiet. The General babe
hearty goodbye to his friends, the boat went oH
and there was an end of 1t.
Tomorrow, Colonel Bliss, Mrs. Bliss, and Mrs.
Taylor 60 to New Orleans, on their way to Balt-
more, by the mail route Major Garnet, who ao-
companies the General to Washington, will join
HIM at Vicksburg on Monday next. The General
will arrive in Washington about the Esd OF Feh-
ruary, al his arrangements are somewhat altereds
He will be compelled, In consequence, to shortoa
his stay at The different places on his route.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WIN. CROWLEY SON, SOLE INVENTORS AND NAN.
actuefs Of he celebrated Imperial Patent Needle. have
received extensive from their
Ensnd LneHs large assortment Of every kiad Of Noodles
Fish hooks Pearl buttons &o at tho store, I0 William street,
New just received and for SALE ten million best London
Needles for expectation Orders forwarded
oftte United States
30 JOHN SrhEET.-PERPITUAL GLOSS OvERsHOEs
20 TIE most beautiful overahocs to be found the
Agency Of the original odyesr Shoe Company In finish they
equal to patent leather in STYLE to The finest dress
Wholesale and retail SAMUEL BROOKS, Agent
~ John street, mp stiira
ITO CIGAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUBSCRIBER
viii b1y all kinds Of shorts ttngs &c for Apply
ouce at III Front street. X Il. ARRRNBURGH
fsR, buildings corner Readc street-hr Oliver B. God
nit tubor Of Gems OF Penmanship and for Ave
for the first premium the American In
suue informs the citizens Of New York and Brooklyn tat
s Mng rooms arc now during TIE day and evening for
Ipt waters Terms moderate and elegant hand writing
70 every attentive pupil Cards containing terms
nours oiat'endance, 70, may be had at the rooms.
~ OR sAvANEAH-THE SUPERIOR STEAMSHIP
Cherohce Capt E on, will leave Wednesday 7th inst,
NJ fonr clock IN from Pier No North for freight
r passase apply st 9 Front street TO SAMUEL
V'BE STEAMSHIP CANADA WILL SAIL rROx THE
docks jersey CITY on Wednesday, 7h Hebsuary punotuaiy
ut twelve ll2J o'clock
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A CALIFORNIA RARITY-SIIfRTs MADE BIZ LIVE
N Wolf and cheaper and better than any being
svpy them Also W der Shirts and every descrp.
utp,nt ~. w0OLF's Shirt Warehouse, 81 Maiden lane
NBThe Welt Of the shirts to be at all hours during the
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DRoPOsITION TO CALIFoRNIANs--THE SUB scRI
bers ready to contract to supply emgrants California
with their patent preserved fres cooked Poviso These
provs consisting OF Meats, Fish, Vegetables Soaps Milk
putup in cannistes retaining perfectly their natural
flavor ard keep climate 400 io
served Meae 200 lbs preserved Potatoes 50 lbs concentrated
Soup. and 400 lbs Of Ship Bread than sufficient M
and cost but 81 rs 50 ~ week Having
them the trouble and Of cooks boarding kespa
cooking utensa dBpensed WITH In
backs Of mules three months supply osn be cont distance
without roads, to the best geld dnRs The of
salt provisoa are these ISL their LIABILITY to spoil wheaex
posed to the clement OF wsahor in hot climate 3D. the d
Guilty Of transporting tbe without roads, desirable
placer and 3d. that they be luxury paa
be those no have lived better Emirants crossnzh. 18TH
be certain Of obtaining food e.
Pans at San Trsncisoo Had they better
take six months supply Of goods with the have
many Capoi This will relieve any
ccnpgcr cies they will otherwise be subject to- Shippers viii
find these provisions much cheaper better and convenient
thsn live stock for vessels also excellent and
f bic articles for adventure to California For the inspection
Of purchasers cannsers constantly kept at
obtained Pickles Preserves
Sauces Fsyt West India Condiments Vneg-
Sour Crout ITO keep CT the and every other arn
the line. 49,
N B.W, NJ - caution Caiforrians assirs. purchasing
the above articles a put by fresh 81
take like goods
will not stand.