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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03

nk.JOHNSUN, 10 LAN h. oIkbEI, So " ELL kNUWN
~ the oi delicate diseascs.-fhe D0ctors
sl-l in those half that have existed for
Constitutional weakness, brought
by habit efectuallv cured Recent cured
C,,,r do
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DR GLOVER is CONSULTED As USUAL AT HIS
IL Office No (now ~ Ann street on all Delicate ID ea
SEES he published saturday morning. The Traveller )
Medical Guide and Private Treatise by Raph Glover, NJ d.
s wi IL photographic plates and is the most
WORK the Kind presented to the American pub
c n dis by eRclojug 81 (post PAID 10 hCx
s02 ~ Y PO will receive copy Of the work, free Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03

NO CURE NO rAY.--DK. COHBITT. 10 DUANE 81 81,
~ be consulted the Of aelc,s
iiseaseb practice Of sixteen Year, devoted
nent Of delicate diseases cnsbles Dr. c.
form Of this disease Recent cured IN three dsys No
used
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

STONE a. McCoLLuM's CIRCUs-Congo Square.
The greatest excitement is prevailing among our
downtown friends to witness the closing efforts of
this troupe. Ii was estimated during the day and
night performances on Sunday, that 5000 souls
visited this exhibition This week the rival vault
ers, Franklin and Dale, contend for the champion.
ship The manager has found it necessary to
place bulletin in front Of the Circus announcing
the number of somersetts done nightly by each in
dividual Bets are running high that ninety viii
be done in one trial this week
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

IMPORTANT SUIr.-The Attorney of the General
Council, P. S. Warfeld, yesterday filed petition
in the Fourth District Court, Judge Sirawbridge
presiding, in the name of the Mayor and General
Council Us. The Recorder and Aldermen of the
Third Municipality Council and J. P. Whitney &
Co. Our readers are doubtless familiar with the
matter in litigation. The action is brought to an
null and cancel the lease of wharves Nos 16 and II,
made in lS4s by the Third Municipality Council to
Whitney & Co., for the use of the Peoples line of
steamers of New York. 1t is alleged that the ordi-
nance adopted by that Council is in violation OF
the City Charter, derogatory to the rights of the
General Council, and usurpation of power NOT
conferred by law. The Mayor unites in the suit,
having vetoed the ordinance in question, which
was nevertheless persisted in. BY virtue of his
office the duty is incumbent him to preserve in
violate the city charter. We shall duly notice the
nrogress of the suit
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27
Letter from Panama.

E,ctsaent af Panama Exclusion of Foreigners from
. the Gold Dtggtngs, etc.
We are indebted to friend for permission to
publish the following letter, received by him from
Panama: o 90, ,o,o
PANAMA, New Granada, January ed. 1S49.
mail leaves to-day for Chages, to 60 by the lsthmus
and thinking you would like to hear from me- take
the occasion of giving some information concerning inc
state of affairs in this region
have already given general description OF the journey
to Panama therefore repetition on that subject unnecss
,ary The excitement regard the steamer California is
tremendous She arrived the It'll Of January and Will
leave again few days Her commander, Capt Forbes
received explicit orders to receive passengers for san
Francisco from any Pacific port below Panama. AT Vapa
raso there 500 persons waiting, who were all refused
but Csso the agents had taken passage money for about
50 psnons all negroes At this place there 500 persons
who expected to 60 upon the steamer of whom
crowded off by these people They completely fitted out
with everything requisite for mining operations; but Gen
Smith has issued order proclamation declaring that no
foreigner will be permitted to work at the mines The order
was translated Spanish and sent on board the vessel
but the of the inuder that Gen. smith and
his orders might 20 h; that they and six thou
sand of their countrymen going to California armed to
the teeth and prepared fight their way necessary They
furthermore sent Committee Gen. Smith, requesting that
all the Americans who going should be sent to one OF
the Islands in the Bay undergo quarantine of thirteen
days.
the Americans here and if these people permitted
coed the Several meetings
have already been held and there will be another night
the result of which anxinusy awaited There has been
talk Of taking of the vessel by force in
of which Capt Forbes keeps steam ready to
out of the harbor at a moments notes. W.
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Old Az. last scene Of Life. eyentfhl play,

Old Age last scene OF Lies eyenfnl play.
Steals over u.s. like twilights lingering ray;
And dreams of peace in Angel forms appear,
To shield from i'll, what still the heart holds dear
Each passion, in its grave, the old mans eye
Grows brighter as he sees Tranquility
With dove-lk wings descend upon his home,
And bid each wayward thought no longer roam
The storms of Life have circlsd into calm,
And wounded grief hath found healing balm.
The incense OF prayer ascends to God
Faith meekly bows before the Christening rod:
Contentment teaches Wealth and all around
The elements of Happiness abound!
The quiet heath-the cheerful feside,
Where childhood revels in the gushing tide
of unrestrained meniment. The smile
Which paints each thought and shows it free from guile.
All, all proclaim that Happiness, at last
Hath taught the soul oblivion to the past
Itmay not be Grim Poverty is near,
And feeble Health untombs each buried fear.
The church bell tolls the mourners gather round
The grave is closed. and rest eternal found
What lesson doth each fleeing vision teach
What moral doth the broken column preach
Man stands in need of aid from fellow
And Time bids Love to labor whilst it can
Aye Labor whilst We can 1.-THE high command
Of boundess ove-the motto of our band,
Is craven each heart and here to-day,
Before the world our principles we lay;
Nor blush to that where Afiction weeps.
There Odd Fellowship, its untold treasure heaps.
We seek to dry the Widows gushing tears
We seek TO calm the trembling Orphans tears
We seek to raise Humanity above
The ills of life, by ministries of love.
And when the tale is told, and Man resigns his trust,
We seek, in Friendships name, to monument his dust!
The funeral ceremony over the remains which
had been brought in the Sarcophagus was next
performed with much solemnity by the Grand
Chaplain and Bro. Nish; and then the Benedic-
lion was given by P. G. NJ Whitehall.
The interesting and solemn ceremonies of the
lay here closed and the procession being reformed,
the Order left the ground and returned to the city,
when the members were dismissed by the Chief
Marshal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

GEN. TAYLoR's FAMILY.-Coonel Bliss, says
the correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, has en-
gagged apartments at "Willard's Hotel,' for the
President elect, family and suite, with a request
that they be in readiness by the 23d inst. learn
that Lieut. Col. Taylor the Generals brother; Dr.
and Mrs Wood, Colonel and Mrs. Bliss, and Major
and Mrs. Hunter, also expected to arrive with
Mrs. Taylor, from Baltimore, on that day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

OLYMPIC CIRCUs-Our readers will perceive
by glancing at the advertisement, that the cele-
brated Herr Alexander, whose mysterious acts Of
magic would, had he lived in the olden time,
have entitled him to the honor of martyrs death,
will appear this evening. This announcement, TO-
gether with the certainty of witnessing rich va
riety of equestrian and other performances by the
company, will be sufficient to test how large a
number of the human family the little Olympic
will contain
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FROM BRAzos The steamship Globe arrived
last evening in 76 hours from Brazos ST. Jago.
We received by her the American Flag of the 14th
and 2lst inst, but they contain no news. The
Globe left at Brazos U. S. steamship Telegraph, to
sail next day for Lavacca; schooners Nathaniel
Holmes, for New York Gen. Lincoln, and Pana-
ma, for New Orleans; Jas. Henry, arrived on the
23d, from New Orleans; Aida or Adelaide, from
Mobile, on the Oath.
Passenge,s-Henry Renshaw, - Allen, = Taylor
and child E. Sampson j. NJ Bennett. "A. jacobs died on
board Go COO in specie.
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Telegraphed to the ..DaiIy Crescent.
GEN. TAYLOR AT WASHINGTON
MARKETS UNSETTLED
COTTON AND STOCKS ADVANCING.

COTTON AND STOCKS ADVANCING.
BALTIMORE, February 49, l949-The Europa's
news has unsettled all the markets. Cotton is held
higher; stocks are also held much higher, dealers
waiting further advces.
saw Gen. Taylor this evening, and shook hands
with him. He is in good health, and is now in
Washington.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

DopGE's ILLUMINATED PAINTINGS. - These
paintings will be exhibited again this evening, at
the Amory Hall. We advise all who have not
yet seen them TO 60 and enjoy the enchanting
views. They are paintings of no ordinary charac-
ter The representations of summer and winter,
and the changes, in the picture, from daylight
to night and lamp-lghting, are indeed wonderful
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

FRoH CUAGREs. The bark Florida arrived
yesterday from Chagres, which port she LEFT on the
18th inst. Capt McCarty reports British bark at
Panama, which was to sail for San Francisco on
the 18th, with passengers There had been no
arrivals at Panama later than was received at
Charleston, of the brig Henrico. The following
vessels were at Chagres when the Florida sailed :
Bark Tsmpleton, from New York, with the Eng-
neers to survey the route to Panama; schooners
Anna and Julian, and Rawson, discharging
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

OHIO RIvER.-The river at Louisville had fallen
three inches in the twenty-four hours ending on
the evening of the 10th, and there were five feet
eleven inches water in the canal. The weather
was still cold. !. The Cumberland was high and
alling on Wednesday, the l4th
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IafaYette.
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES u Morton, Va; M Mott, A HUMPHREYS M
Toulmin. Laughy, T King, + Adams. Ala Bles Pack
wood Lawes La; Wolf, Miss Stewart, Col Oliver,
O. Albro j, YJG Keenan, KY Morris, La d Walker,
nolds Ky: Wright Wright, Herr Alexander, Akin.
vERANDAH,.:.F w Page, Mo- Maple N Q; VIM Phil
lips Texas Williams DR. McF arand, Hart, La Frsbee,
J,Murdock Miss w Whitehead, Va; W Dunnica, Mo.
HEWLETT'S. ...E Scott, DR. John Leigh Harwel,
Chambers Sedep, La; Simpson, Va; Miller, Texas
Wolff Miss; Wilson.
ST. LOUIS Rose St Louis Wright and LADY, Oliver
Shaw, Miss Shaw, Jno Murdoch.
PLANTERS John Rogers and Md Shepherd. Texas
Albo Jr, Y; Keenan,, KY Scott La Penny and
Penny, Ala Culton Miss; Capt Pratt Brazos Pru
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PERFUMERY, ETC.
ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW
i QRLEANS-Having become agent for the GaGA
'"' VI p E r Flu M Err Y gTsSaasSk ssSY

made at the celebrated mandatory of L. Busy, VN5V
I'D No. l22 Chartres street, New Orleans / "W'",s
can assure You that can furnish every article in that
XSA line fresh and not inferior to any imported from
- Europe pledge myself to sell every article. &C.
cordns TO quality as cheap possibly SELL and
guaranty every article. Ladies gentlemen who have fine
Toilet bottles for Extract of Cologne Lavender fine Pomade
Gold Cream etc. can have them replenshed
abe TERMS saving the expense of epurchasing bottles
nope you Will call and examine store and for your
selves iwsh to avoid thing like deception. wish
inspire every lady gentlemen who purchase from
with confidence in my stock: am here not to make little
my interests and sympathies If successful, you will event.
your liberaty. l fortune seeker make money to
enable me to approach a gentleman possbleIfof
gentlemen have my Dessing well supplied with the
best SHAVERS and HAIR-CUTTERS to be found any
where, without any regard to expense My BATHS have
careful and polite attendant shall ever be ready to wait
ON the ladies first their due. and my choice shall give
general supervision to the whole establishment, and sec
that even the most fastidous pleased.
am the sole agent in this city for the
pared HONE, 4rkancite Stone. prepared by Ward
stone truly believe far superior to stone heetooren
for all kinds of instruments The carver engraver dent
is cutler barber and all persons who wish TO fine edge
My KAPURLAPIIrM possesses all he virtue has so long
Dand uff N. B COINS,
fyM iy d&W Nos % St. Charles and "a Common ss
cannot close this advertisement without respectfully
saying to those Of gentlemen, to whom am in aneam
that have not forgotten but using every exerton
to settle up-whch feel assured from present ap
psaIaness, will not be long. Your obi. ssrv n B. COIN
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NEW ORLE A N S :

FALSE ALBANIA report got abroad yesterday
that a crevasse had occurred in the Levee at Car.
rolton, and that there great danger Of an over
flow The Mayor and some other city authorities,
on hearing the report, Immediately proceeded to
Carrollton to inspect the crevasse, and take such
measures as might be necessary to repair the dam
age We are happy to learn that the state of things
was much exaggerated, that no crevasse had oc-
CURED, and that, beyond the water running over
the top of the Levee there was not the slightest
foundation for the alarming report.
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SUNDRIES.
800 dozen Worcestershire Sauce-genuine article
ESQ English Pickles-assorted
rs " English Ke,chups-Walnut Mushroom etc.
SOY :, Theoretically -'ealed Salmon, HOLSTERS, ETC..
~ =, Anchovy Paste land 2.fb cans
100 Sardines-superior quality-s and boxes
10y . Assorted French Fruits, in juice
o0 Strawberries, in Juice.
~ SupeTfine Green Tea, in Glib catties
y Fresh Prunes, in fancy boxes and glass lars
e Copenhagen Cherry CordiaEgenune Article
90 Superior Old Port Wne-direct importation
30 Fresh Havana Sweetmeats
S5 yerv Choice Table Ciaret.
1OO " Brandy Fruits-ass0rted
oO " Macca oni and Vermicei
20 casks Superior Edinburgh Ale-quarts
~ . Liverpool Ae-quarts and pints
Y Xxx Brown Stout Porer.
.1O IL Extra. fine Wiltshire Cheese
A2g oaske He'dsieck Champagne-quarts and pnts.
1nnE :. SScn Ben :. genuine article
300 " Choice Wines-various brands
Just receyed and Of the very best quality For by
"0W R,F.NlCHOLS 4 CO., rs and Is Camp st.
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AMERICAN THEATRF.-Dickens's Dombey &
Son, dramatized by Mr.. H. p Grattan, so popular
a short time ago at this establishment we perceive
will be brought on the boards again this evening.
Captain Ed'ard Cutie" will be welcome. The
sweet little burlet,a of "Why Don't You Marry -
and the farce of the I" Irish Lon," in which the
talented young Heron family sustain the principal
characters, together with " Musical lntermezzo,'
by the Herons, form splendid bill, and which
must fill the house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Mr Macready appears
this evening as '' the lean Cassius." 1t should not
be forgotten that the farewell engagement of this
great artist is drawing rapidly to close, and that
another opportunity of witnessing his chaste per-
sonalions of Shakspeare's mighty characters may
not soon, if ever offer again. Besides the tragedy
of Julius Cesar" we have this evening the farce
of Ladies' Beware!"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

OF Two lots of gold from San Francisco, on
board the Lexington, were insured in Boston on the
l4th-one for Sl2, 900, and the other for $4,000.
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ALL ABOUT CALIFoRNIA.-Copies of the last
Mammoth Weekly Crescent; also, the California
Crescent-containng much useful information re-
specting tho Gold Reg ion from Humboldt, Fremont
and others, with maps-may be had at the Office,
No Q5 ST Charles street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

New BooKs-We have received from ]. B.
Steel, IA Camp street, the first part of " Roland
Cashel," by Charles Lever, illustrated by ''Phiz"-
a most readable and amusing production also, the
third part of Franklin Illustrated "a very hand
some work, and it is needless to say, valuable one
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-27

EMIGRANTs TO CALIFoRNIA-There have left
the United States for California within the last ten
weeks, about 5000 persons, viz: from New York
about 5 ,OOO from Boston about 1900, from Phila-
deIphia 166, from Baltimore 361, from New Orleans
about 500, from other ports about 1900.
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Schooners.
Third M'pality.

THE Nos. commence
at the Railroad and
run down, No. | being
the Ferry Wharf.l
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Messrs Edtors-In reference Mr. Macleady's engage
ment may ask the Managers, through columns why.
instead of repeating so unattactve play " julius
Cesar" they do not give US WIENER" which many
parties are most anxious see Yours, A PLAY.6oKR.
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LOST OR MTSLAID

ON the 9th Of July 1s8 mailed the Post office of this
~ city package directed to New Haven Conn., contain
ing five drafts as follows. viz:
"A draft drawn March 49, 1843, by J. p Williams on A..
Miltenberger payable 70 the order of W. E. Hale for $780,
due 1st of November, 1e48.
draft drawn by Widow Bechard February "a. 1s48, on
Gi payable to the order of W. E. Hale for 1922 due
IL months after date.
draft drawn by 8. g. Elkin April a. 1S48 A. G. Gil
lespie Co.. payable to the order of w E. Hale for $3.50
due IL months after date.
A draft drawn by John Tucker May 81, ls4s on O. Ro
bieu payable to the order of W. E. Hale for $780, due LIST
of April, 1849
A draft drawn by VIM L. Pick ms May 49, 1848 on Wright
Williams Co. payable to the order of w. E. Hale. for
s225, due IL months aft Or date.
As the above drafts received at New Haven it
that they either lost stolen and all persons
are therefore cautioned not to negotiate them payment
has been stopped os ,o,o E.W. HALE.
Orleans. fvGc u
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Second M'p'ity.

1.-THE Ms. commence
above the Steamboat
Landing, No. | being
Flatboat Landing.]
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~ The Louisiana Hotel-A sojouner at this house
weeks parting with worthy proprietor Mr.
Aspe cheey Though unknown unexpected by hm
favorable his house and of its advantages Its oca
on Tchouptouas directly opposite St. Mary Market
house. point both banks the added
street, which here expanded hundred and
yards farther hundred and fifty feet wide by
gives opposite beng low the south
ard and easwardy which prevail here and de-
ghttul odgr this Besides he has Bar Bill
lard Rooms Bowling Saloons and right on the spot for
comfort his And hewhat
than this he his boardeTs old
The exceedingly reasonable charge emily One Dollar
Board Lodging, worthy of remark. fy27 IT.
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U See first and third pages for News &c.
u. s. QUARTER-MAsTER.- is stated that the
efficient Quarter-master, Major Tompkins, for some
time stationed here, is to be relieved about the Isl
of April by the former incumbent, Col. Hunt.
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COTTON SEED.
HAND and tor sale n to suit the bes'
by ja23 Imp LATHROP, KNOX co. Il Poyiras st.
FOR SALE.
A FULL SET OF ICE CREAM APPARATUS.
Apply at 81 St. Charles street fy10 2pn
WHO PAYS?
WHO PAYS for the large windows and costly fixtures
w in the MILLINERY stores down town Common
Ev-Sense says, Those uho patronlze them. -
HNfJ Ladies in want of BO.NNEIS.E.aNCH -
~ OryHILLLNER YGOODS. should be sure EszfD
VIZ to call on MRS. CAMPBELL. corner of%9~~
sHd os ssDs a i Ss
Her Bonnets of the latest and best Styles the
assortment large, both gvsHH OF FANCY and STRAW
BoNNETs, to which she ''"' is constantly adding
- supplies from the North. and her prices are m an
sAN&k stores down town. pfVnU
and rkESSED az manner NOT RXCELkKD in this city,
DkESS-MAklNG done in the best manner. fy26 IM
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~ The Great Remedy of the Age;-The attention
readers called the Morses Compound
Syrup of Root, which will
thus reported of the powerful remedies
complaints discovered. Sold by RUSTE g. PAD
DOCK, Druggists and Perfumers, ITO Poydas fei9 2dp
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TT Our Readers are requested to notice the adv

MORPHY g. MENUS, AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
WI street, opposite Banks Arcade Sales by
Private Sales Real Estate Stocks Cargoes Negroes Merchandise
Successors Underwriters and Port Warden Sales fyl2
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C. I646,-Df.
SrThe Teeth you inserted consider the
They equally serviceabe for th
teeth Those needing done liberty
call No. IA ST John street, Perdo
strres. and inspect it for themselves Yours -
do SIN A. G. TUCKER.
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9. Of T.. Meetings THIS Evening.
ODEoN TEMPLE OF HONOR No. s. at Crystal Fount Hal
222 Tchoupitouas street.
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Auction Sales This Day.


BEARD, CALHOUN g. Co will sell. at IL o'clock at the ST.
Louis Exchange, A Lot of Ground belonging to the
Succession of Alex Logan.
MoRpHY MENUS will SELL at 10 o'clock at No. 81 Maya
zine street Groceries, Provisions and Liquors. Also,
o'clock. in Magazine street, opposite Banks Arcade
Horse, BaIouche and Harness.
r. M ARMFIHLD will sell at the OF Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods. Hats Boots, Shoes etc.. with
out reserve (EV- See Auction head.J
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HATS AND GAPS.
A TTHE CORNER OF CHARTREs and CANAL
superior stock of HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS and 81
~ n BABY JUMPERS in the cty-consisting in ~
part of Beaver, Moleskin and Cashmere Hats Black
~ Cloth and Fur Caps Cotton and Silk Umbrellas and
Nthe real Baby jumpers. Also. splendid assortment
OF Legh0rn, Panama, Campeaehy and other STRAW
HATS, wholesale and retail. DAR(IY'S,
fy26 3t corner of Chartres and Canal streets.
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF O.
PAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA.

HE nfnllbe remedy discovered for that class Of dis
generally in which the Copaiva saaparls
have been found estimation and sale this
medicine has obtained for the years.
its immense utility has acquired the every
Of Europe has been examined approved Of and sanctioned
by the Faculty Medicine and recommended by the eminent
Of the profession.
One Recommendation this preparation above all
neat portable iorm-pu potsthe mode which be
taken beng both and peasans tasteless nauwh
diet confinement daily Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful and ought
be unprovded with preparation the advantages which
the present combines Accompanying the medicine pamphlet
charge containing full and ample directions
F Prepared by j. B. Thorn, Chemist, London and tor sale by
SlCKLES CO.. Druggists, 40 Canal and "a Magazine
New Orleans. fy5 lm2dp
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List of Vessels In Port.
First M'cipalit,

fTbe Nos. commence
at the Railroad and
run up.]