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A CARD,

EQR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers in
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases
owing to the utter ds9uacations of those who profess
to cure such deem be nothing but act Of
kindness towards The unfortunately afflicted. well sheer
justice to Or. nj LLEN. No 30 CUsToMHoUsE STREET,
lis in its worst and most appalling form, and tor several
could obtain in New Orleans. without being at a. benefit
ted.indeed grew worse At length heard of DR.. Null
JOYS in thres weeks he restored perfect health Sub
scribed New Orleans. Jan. ., 1s47.
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DR.. KEELER'S
Celebrated FAMILY MEDICINES,

VEsHESE MEDICINES are expressly prepared for family
a use and, from the great popularity which they have
aGqHe Wherever known and satisfaction given IN every
ta made o. them the proprietor feels oouraged to extend
their usefulness in order that every may receive like
Denen's, Unlike the many nostrums put forth before the
puDc they are the production of every way calculated
by education and experience offer 10 the afflicted remedies
em'nenty worthy OF their confidence. The proprietor is
graduate of of the hest medical school, in tbe limited
States spent preparatory studies three years with two mo-
tes0rs OF the institution attended three full courses of me
cal lectures and has been engaged for ten years practcng
te principles OF ms profession amid diseases of diversified
character. From such experience and data the public ha
sale guarantee that these preparations tried thousands
pounded upon scientific principles by one thoroughly ac
Quanted with the effects of each article atey
ana OF their combined effects when chemically united.
tV These preparations consist Of the following kinds:
DR.. Keeler's Panacea
For the removal and permanent of all diseases arising
rom an impure state OF the blood or habit Of the body
Cordial and Carrninative
for derrnged of the stomach and bowels whether
OF rom the irritable effect of Teethng children,
20 cents per bottle. =
Eo,,b. .,..sn -, Cough Syrup.
lion, Influenza, Coughs Catarrhs Hoa,seness. Asthma
Bronchitis Hopping Cough, Group and fer all affections of
the pulmonary organs arising from Colds Price 80 cents
per bottle
vernifuge Syrup
This Nemifuge eiectual and powerful remedy for all
ape lies and varieties of Worms affecting children and admit
hie..Pnce % cts. per bottle.
Rheumatic Lotion.
powerful and sanitary external remedy in Tic Douou.
repx Neuralgia Hea ache Pains in the pead chest stom.
ach and extremes Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, Contractions
o the gamens SpLans, Bruises Conortions, Govt Sci.
ATTIC palms, and for affections requiring the OF external
femedes..2o cts. 2 bottle. -
Liver and Sanative Pills.
Aspeedy and positive remedy for Constipation Bousness
and for the affections incident a vitiaed
and deranged condition of the digestive organs generally
fnce y cts per box
~ For sale IN Neg Orleans 6y The agents.
N2l # VAN ZANDT Il CO, ii St. Charles st.
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MARTIN iii. DEVEREUX,

MANUFACTURER OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet-IrOn & Crate Business.
CRATES Of Brass Russia or Berlin Iron of any a
90 pstern Or ;Ize 70 Hit the Fire PLACE Q, Msnel
NITURE in general Kitchen RANGES, for W
boarding houses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES to suit
M: II; d. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES, to
suit Churches Halls or Public Rooms: Small do for Off
fro No. to g. for coal or wood. STOVE-PIPE of all
dies, ETC., on hand or to order,
N. B.-Builden and others in want Of Crates, Tin Cop
per Pines Cutters will find to their advantage to call
and examine the same
~. All REPAIRS promptly attended TO at
BlH No IS Tchoupitouas ST, New Orleans.
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McVOY'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicine of the Nineteenth Century made from
Roots Of Plants grODing near the GUT OF .HeI'eo.
This is truly valuable remedy, and every body should
have In Diseases of Children and preventive of dis
ease in FORM who tell its worth 1t has been
used with prominent in Diseases of the Chest such
Colds, Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, Splitting Of
Blood Might SDelts often attended with Chs and Heat,
stage, asthma, Group Influenza. Also. LINER Conn.,
plant, Costtyeness. ScrQfla Wasting Of the FLESH J7t
fections of the Spleen Stomach and Bopeis. We have
heard of of Cholera occurring where this
dy has been used Where has been used for ndspO
in children they have been invariably free from Worms and
enjoyed the perfect health For females will be found
superior other medicine and be used under all
Its depurave qualities places it far above
all the Sasapaas In Scarlet FsUer it is unquestonably
a great remedy.
EY" For further information see Pamphlets and Bills.
THE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
For the OF F2uOr .4Lbus, E1cessice Uterine Dis
charges and Chronic Disease Of the Spleen OF
passed excellence positive its sa utary results and worthy
OF universal patronage Price 81 so.
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE.
fl Great and Wonderful Agent of truly astonishing
power, composed of simple vegetable element and exte
nally applied For the of Rheumatism, Tstanus or
LOCkjaH Spasms Stiffness of the limits, PAIN eUery
part of the body EarGche Nervous Toohache if applied
in the of the affected side.
We would not deal in fusome eulOgy in the usual
style of panegyc IN commencing this article to public
rative of It's to heal Excellence efficiency,
ainty its attributes. All who it will say good
and will do incacuabe good TO the human Price 81
For sale by III. BONNABEL,
corner of Natchez and Tchoupitoulas SITS.
fyS 1y G. N. MORRISON IL Magazine st.
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No So CUSTOyNHO USE STREET, N 0.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE EFFECTED.-PIlvate Diseases cured In
few days by regular physician without mercury Or other
poisonous medicines, at No. SO CUsToMHousK STREET.
New Orleans, Louisiana. m:., "a.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms of certain Disease, to his genera adve
tisement another column. The treatment aaopted oy
MIN that which has the approval OF the most
Surgeons of Paris, London and New york ana us univeI
has proved beyond doubt that cse
for the of constitutional syphilis gononnda
structure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases n
tanned to moral certainty if application be made to those
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases
that under his have been cured without
single exception Some of these were OF years standng
One remarkable of structure ~ Old has oeen cured
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose re-
specabty known to the citizens OF New Oeans) At
hand and (by his permissionl can be referred to- Dr.
treatment structure not known South OF New OK
His treatment of gonOnhea and geet the most perfect
ever discovered II is the shortest safest and surest Inc
patient takes copava cubebs tupentlne OF othe nau
doses but obtained in one o. two days whoat
pan ncon venence change of diet. E2 No pay unless
a cure is effected within the time named
IMPoTENcY:-Young men or Others who by sexual ex,
cess or pollution have brought ON themselves any
of the painful consequences resulting from unretIained
indulgence of the passions such as premature impO-
tency involuntary seminal emissions general deputy q
constitutional deang cement may consult Dr. Mullen WIN
honorable confidence he offers them perfect cure Inc
strictes secresy observed. . ~, 90
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his office no %
CustOmhOuse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, w u
fE Remember No 80 Customh0use st. nib
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STOP HERE $500 FORFEIT.
NO. 10 C.dRON-D ELET STR EFT Sim of thu

SEScullptGn Statue
hR- LEROYS and PELETIER'S (Of Paris) Com
- POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI VENEREAL MIXTURES
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y L. A v II ID E u OF.
DrTnnyy

J. BUDDY.
SR slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Gravier
street, second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
AZ all times. Slaves will be receiy ed ON board or sold
favorable terms The building is large threestory brick
house, and very com-odious Slave Depot Particular
attention Will be paid to the health and cleanliness of All
n
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ANCHORS AND CHAINS.

- ia CH AIN IA III H. TS % 60 ~ Round II
All sizes OF the above will be constantly eeeyine and for
iaie ~ SAML. LOCKE. 8 and Front Lave,
Jazz Between Customhouse and Bienylls 81
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EDUCATION.
Evening Glasses for the
Spanish. French & English Languages.

DROFESSOR VARGAS, native Of Andalusia, Spain,
will open Eyening CLASS on FepruaIy isI. az n Q;
UNION STREET (Barker's BudIngsD Tor the Instruction
of those wishing to acquire the FRENCH and SPANISH
LANGUAGES Without eulogizing any particular method
Of impartng Instruction, Mr. guarantees that his Pupils
with ordinary application, will be able in three months
read translate and speak the Spanish Language uenty.
Mr. " has also made arrangements witt Professor of
h that instruction will be given in any branch Of the
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, including BOOKKEEPING
by Double Entry.
TERMS MODERATE. Hours from to 9P.M. JAZZ 6m
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs BOARDERS OR DAY PUPILS
CARoNDELET STREET, NEAR ST. JOSEPH STREET ,
ESTABLISHED in 1912 under the superintendent OF
II the Misses ALLISON from London-In this lnstltu-
ton conducted the best plans of European instruction.
the course of study thorough and systematic no
theories superficial methods of teaching to elicit display
esoed Of the various departments OF science
literature.
The French Language is under snperntendence of
French gentleman of high literary atalnmens other lam
guages music and the accomplishments are taught by mas
tiers of equal eminence in their professions.
Drawing every style is taught by the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
GY Terms be known application to the residence
of the Misses ALLISON. Carondeet st. ms 1y
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. ~ Sole Agents of New Orleans, RUSTE & PAD.
DOCK. No ITO PoYDRAs STREET Sold also by r n
BEACH Ia Canal street, and J. A. FLORAT at the New
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RAN AWAY.
WE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30: complexion a.
copper color; feet sor inches high; stout built ~
and inclned p Be bald A suitable reward viii BEN
ana II HoyT e. FORD. II st. ChsrIes s1esi.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

LINES By ONE OF THE BHoYs TO HIS LADY LOVE
If we should at the altar stand
And there VOWS enJOin.
Holding each other by the hand
I'D say it was :" dem f0in =!
And when the reverend sire should say;
My SON take thou this daughter !!
ID answer him, in fearless tone, go
=" sban't do n0thin sh0rterF'
'WiIl You. my son, support and nourish
This flower give to thee P
d give my white kid gloves a flourish,
And answer, - Yes Sire ?'
-sHs
MUSICAL oUEsTIoNs.-Whati is a common chorde
A strip of red flannel is very common cord,
indeed.
Give specimen Of diminished seventh Six
shiings and sixpence.
How is discord prepared If you ask a prima
donna 70 play an inferior part to that sustained by
her rival, YOU will find you have prepared a dis.
cord most efficiently.
How is discord resolved! A discord prepared
on The above principle scarcely admits of any reso-
luton al ALL
W1at is a passing note One payable on demand.
When is q note essential to harmony! When it
is required to pay the bill of importunate creditor
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CAUTION. ENID assp q.
Owing to the great success and immeu
sends Sarsaparilla, number of men W
Agents, have commenced making SEf,o Mpucn -
Eixix, Bitters, Extracts of Yellow ID ~c ~ city
rally put il mp in the same shaped bolt ",
have stolen and copied onr adyertisf-- yCanal 0.
worthless limitations, and shOdld be AZ Col
Principal Office, LIS Fulton streS OXEs3or aum-
York Reding & Co., 8 State streefI
l32 North Second street. Philndelu Canal II -
gist. Baltimore; p. M. Cohen CharV ----
Albany; p. HI. McGraw, NstchezA Gar,
pruggistl and Msrchauta gensr1lY snd Ltltt,w~-,
States Wst Iadis fa8 sl:TIs& 0ss sDitoujss;. 4.
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FOR SALE
"A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. mea- 80 -
beam, with six feet hold has three forty inch
boilers, 70 feet long two twenty.nch cylinders
stroSe-a entirely with the boat She draws only 80
inches water, and will carry 460 freight Is only one
year and nine months old hercabns furnished in excel
lent STYLE and well found in respect For further par.
tculars apply to
dt4 If HYDE & OGLESBY 10 povdresst
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

II the saIe3t and mOst 6Hectu medIcIne IOf
the system and relieving the uerngs attendant upon child
birth ever discovered i strengthens both the other and ne
food those who have used ii think ii ldispeasable. 1t
highly useful both before and after confinement, pre-
diseases attendant uponchdbh in cOsveness piles.
cramps, swelling Of the feet dependency bun vom.
ng pain in the back and joints, false pains hemorb 9s
and in regulating the secretons and eQuazin& the Of ua
ton has equal The great virtue of this medicine IT,
always and the delicate and mos sucoessfat
very few require any other medicine in home little
castor oil magnesa is useful. Exercise in he open aT
and light food with this medicine, will always safe
nd
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$40 REWARD
Hlbli be given for the apprehension of the Boy JIM
w who abconded from the subscriber on the 9th ~
december last The boy about IA years of age dark Up
grille complexion high cheek bones rather engthenedfA
vsage, and Is sprightly and intelligent. NJ
f7s RICHARD TERRELL, Is and 2 Banks A rcade
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hereby certify that Mr. Smith purchased the medicine
above mentioned at my store and the public rely his
statements. b. d. BAILEY, Druggist,
46 Wickenden street PrnYdence
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OILNIONb OF PH SICIAI-
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving OF
This is to certify, that we, the undenigeat
the City of Albany, have in numerous ca
Townsend's Sarsaparlla, and believe it to r
valuable preparations in the market q
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n. 7h.,u.us-J verify believe that your SanapariIs
has been the means through Provdence Of saving my M
have for several years had bad cough became TGns
and worse AT last raised large gu Antilles OF bood had
night sweas and was greatly debsted and reduced and
did not expect olive Ihave only used your Sanapanla
in me- am now able to walk all the CITY, rass no
h1oon and nv cough has left You can well mat inc
am for these results Your OBJ dt
''>' = $3.50 WV RuaaRLL 50 Catherine
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

10 MO1HENS AND MAHNIEO LAD1no'
This extract of Sanapala has been expressly prepared
reference female complaints No female who has sasoD
70 supP9ss she approaching that critical period TIM
for any of the horrible diseases which females
subject at this time of life This period may be delayed
BILE for those who approaching womanhood. cal
oulasd to assist nature by auckenng the blood and nygo
the delicate diseases to which women subject 1t braces
the whole ystem fenews permsnsnty the natural eneE.
ting as to produce which the o.
using few bottles of this medicine many aad panfH
surgical operations may be prevented.
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Case of Asthma and Costiveness Cured.

PROVIDENCE, March l. I8f8
hereby certify that, after suffering for than thirty
with the Asthma entirely relieved by using for
short time, the Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root,
which prepared by Mr. Charles Morse Jr at 167 Broad
also troubled with Cosiiveness which cured
at the time by the of the Compound do recon.
mend il as a very safe and efectua medicine.
DAVID GALE 107 Pine street
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q BEAUTY AND HEALTH,
Eoametics Chalk and a va riofx of mana IN III

COsmeLCS, Ondlki anu d variety OF pIepofdIfOI
use, when applied to the face, very soon spoilsi
ty. They close the pores of the skin. and check
ton, which, when nature is not thwarted by disc
der, or the skin inflamed by the akales used in 70
fies its own production in the human face Divir
in the garden of rich and delicately tinted and
flowers A free, active and healthy circulation o
that which paints the countenance in the md
beauty. 1t is that which imparts the i1descriti
and flashes of loneliness that all admire, but I !.
scribe. This beauty is the offspring of nature-Pp
or soap. If there is not free and healthy circss
is no beauty. If the lady is fair a. driven snow =
and use cosmetics, and the blood is thick, coll.
she is not beautiful If she be brown or yellow ..
pure and active blood, it gives rich bloom to L "
a brilliancy to their eyes that is fascinating.
This is why thesouthern, and especially the L.
are so much admired Ladies in the north whey. !
exercise or confined in close rooms or ha... j
complexion by the application Of deleterous f -
wish to regain elasticity of STEP buoyant strton-
eyes and beautiful compilations, they should Ham
send's Sarsaparia. Thousands who have d..
than satisfied, are delighted. Ladies of ever,
our office daily u
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Extract from letter received from Mr.. N. W. Harris a
gentleman well known in louisa county, Va:
snLernsnl have cured boy
mia, who was attacked with scroua and Of scoulous
Yours, truly N. w. HARRIS.
Ffedericks Hal, Va July II, s4S.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIEsY

{ Those that initiate DIR. Townsend's SarsaI
variably called their stuff great Remedy fob
and have copied our bills and circulars which,
complaints of women, word for word-othef
up medicine, have, since the great success of III
Saxaparilla in complaints incident to femalesn'
theirs, although previously they did not. A ID
Mixtures, Pills, ETC., are injurious TO females,
vate disease, and undermine the constitution, .
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LIE DOYEN'S DISINFECTING FLUID
me VIRTUE OF THE DISINFECTlNG FLUID
l. has been fully and satisfactorily tested and now re-
garded as the only eectua remedy for the euva arising in
the sick chamber from hospital wards and diseased bodies
the Storage Of passenger ships water closets
pnvy vaults, etc., etc For sale by
mhl3 LIT RUSTE & PADDOCK ITO Poydras If
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-16
TEXAS.


BY the arrival here yesterday OF the steamship Gal
Veston Capt Crane, from Galveston the 9Th inst, we
have received the Civilian and the News of that port
and other papers from the interior of the State,
The Civilian ct the 39th states that a company is
about 10 be started Galveston entitled the Galveston
and Brazos Navigation Company, Tor the purpose of
cutting a canal from San Luis or West Galveston Bay
to the Bra2os river with the privilege also OF connecting
by canal the waters OF the Brazos river with the San
Bernard, Peach Creek and Colorado 1t is intended to
apply to the Legislature for canal charter The ca
pita stock will be Sl50000 with the privilege OF ia
creasng tito $4,000 to be divided into shares of $40
each.
We take the following from the Victoria Advocate of
the I'd instant
The editor of the Western Texan has seen a letter to
Major Babbtt from an officer of the army, dated at Ell
Paso del Norte September Is, The writer states that
the Government train had arrived there on the 9Th ut
having been fifty three days on the march, The writer
adds;
Report says that Americans in the employ of the
State authorities OF Chihuahua have entered our terrific
ry, attacked killed and scaped peaceful Indians near
Preside del Norte This will produce among the va
rous tribes hostility towards all white men, chihuahua
is literally besieged by the Indians because of this
outrage"
News from Ell Paso dated the 10th September had
been received by Major Rabbit, Assistant Quarermas-
ter General The Government train had arrived after
being ITO days. but only SO occupied in march
ing Corn is worth So bushe there and beef is not to
be had Fifty dollars per yoke had been offered for the
tender footed cattle belonging to the train.
A fight had taken place between detachment of
American troops commanded by Major Stein and
party of Apache Indians, about ninety miles from Dona
Ana, in the direction Of the Gia. Corporal Norwood
and Sergeant SNYDER were killed Major Stein was
certaned but forty horses and mules We're retaken The
Americans were from forty fifty the Indians fitty to
sixty but the latter were strongly posted in almost I'M
peryious thckets--N D. P'cayune Moo. 8.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-16
NEW YORK

The New York Tribune, of Tuesday evening,
max es the average Wing majority in the whole
State, in the late election for State officers 2255;
upon which the Tribune says:
"There is of course no longer doubt OF the election
Of Washington Hunt, Controller, Christopher Morgan,
Secretary OF State Alvah Hunt Treasurer and Heze
kiah G. Seymour, State Engineer and Surveyor-W.
Hunt having over 900 majority and the other not much
less than that. AS between Messrs. Joshua A. Spen-
Ger, Samuel Stevens, Nelson j. Beach, Benjamin Squire
and their several opponents, (who the Anthem
ticker the run very close and no one can say who is
despair OF the whole Wing ticket"
The Senate is probably divided, according to
the Tribune, II Wings and Is Locofocos and
60 Locos are known to be elected; counties not
definitely heard from.
When it is remembered that the Wing party of
New York, in this election, had to contend against
the united forces of the Locofocos and the Adolf
tionsts, the result, although close one, is sub
stantial and most gratifying triumph. twas not
merely the Free-Soilers who coaesced with the
Hunkers at Syracuse. The most viruent and
fanatica Abolltlonists acted in harmony with the
followers of Senator Dickinson on one hand and
the stronger faction of Van Buren, Free-Soilers
on the other. Some of the coalition candidates
were as notorious Abolition agitators as Arthur
Tappan or William Lloyd Garrison A man
named Stanton, who has been one of the most
conspicuous haranguers at the anti-slavery con-
ventons, spouting to mongrel congregations from
the same platforms with the runaway Frederick
Douglass, was coalition candidate for the Leois-
lature. If he had been elected and had turned out
to be majority of one on joint ballot, this meagre
victory would have been hailed with joy by South
efn Democratic presses as the judgment of the
Empire State against an administration which has
betrayed the South.
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support of the better half of his party in the North,
and he was ingloriously defeated. Now it was
that the old Natural Allies were at last constrained
to show their hands. Bamboozling the South,
they had found to be losing business at home
scheme of political operations. After many fruit
less negotiations, the Syracuse coalition upon the
basis Of the Wilmot Proviso was worked out
And in the face of all this, the South is still i'm
plored by Southern Democratic leaders to make
war, along with the coalition anti-slavery party,
against Gen. Taylors administration