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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
~ wLEY,s CELEBRATED COUGH

l)cAgDs s positively esrslo AID spsedy cure fo'
colds and IN fscs ali diseases hkey 70 erninsis u
s,,,s-s eousumpuon Let every DsD, wcman and ehd
,a.s . IN ts east uDsbled with cough cod toarssrsss.
or IN facf any pelmonsry complaint whssvef obtain
o.rx..s OF DR. Weys Cough Canoy and n assd sccord-
h 10 direction, will guarantees hem perfect
pre@ Izt IS. - cis and a. per pscssgs
Yors snd los ss- oy AZ respectable Dssss throughout
he city.
Be slre you ssk for Or Wiiey's coash Candy and
no othef II Of red 10 yea GEO. w. CHILDs CO. sos
Propnslors 40 MGksta Pai.sdslphis a. lmh
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N7Ew AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE

NTkW AND SECONDHAND fthNilt TT
AND STOVES s. per cent less thsn can b p1rchsseo
A. ary other pace Bureaus desks secretaries, eocAs,
t.be j. f- ouR Intended f0r The god region SIM Ion
chest h. oce Ard Air-gh. cookn ssoves ats fucesL
a., y.-Vbo would 20 without teeth when hey
- can have them inserted 81, ard ~srsned io5 i've
wears Al tie ocs established IN 1884, Tor ne reouetou 81
prices Fing with pure gold, Ioc 10 ~ AIesisnt -
cis OfEce, SOC Broadway. y Sls
r,Gt. PoWpER.-One package 10 equal 10 egs',
Il cents each For a. KINDS VI cakes src o..st
Sod A. 80 80 and IS Greenwich " Fason -
and grocers gsasra.y Dspos % ChalnanSI FF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

GRAIN he mssei Wheat heavy si ~ van D. r,.es I
llser O-r-.se held 81 is56i,,. Ono, A., lipMt,
80 an 90 bushels loux Island slhu dsNs lt@ o
u, n NILS Corn has been better n4un .nd t~ mare
u. -. bush-- 81 s'do-~ 20 ne~
.. MI. as Yela~. 20 OLA MNct od ho-na i..-lN
80. r@~ IS od--d osts have improved snd sfr ~ofs
p AZ ~, Softb.ra sales bushels jersey Il = cent?
~ AMI fr Bsfis, aa8 R,e ~. s,ef normally % 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

nt-sOL rfON.-Tre COPS rr-crs1ip heretofore
~ silg 1-~~er 80 'scr-rs urc-r lie frm ~ FILLS,
s-lL- N-v-Y crs Derer Der aa fete
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

V'HR TWENTIETH ANNUAL BALL 10 aid d
IT, N-1-Iork FIRE Department d, viii Do given a.
hs AsiorP.ce Opera hO1se, % noadsy even az Jaaus
~ - isf3 ruThksatisJz3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

"A esi purposes, q hgh nsgnfying power ;, and
fs-t In l-uah elegantly mounted olga tripod starts
p~r- 80 s70 : ~ ard $50 Arhronalc Microscopes
Of t1e zane quality from 80 10 $40 single AID Con
pourf Microscopes Of every cty.e from 81 10 W Opn
- and Philosophical llstr1r-nis n great xaety -ofs
go --.~v .ix- syle SAD frisn For sss by
rf3 uisT BENZ rihE- y - nlI--l--f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

DEMOyAL.-Tre Ag-ne7 q ne FrA7Nlin gre 10.
n .1,s-ce Compaay u Philadelphia Is removed - -
MAS 3 So CHAs. J. MARTIN, Asent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

rrEN SHARES Of the capital stock Of Tho MsrylsDi
! Mining Compsuy Of lhs par value " $50 per SOAR.
viii be sold 81 pubic auction By DbMONr A HOsAth
Auctoneefs 81 IN. Merchants Exchange, on FRIDAY M
h d.y Of December insi .t ~ oclOck al noon For per
ucu ars apply % y H. bLATCHfOkp, Hanover" "
90 4us
Ths sale Of the shove mentioned .tock Is postpone 70
TUESDAY, .he 3h day of January 1919, al 1. ocloss'
.,no,n df9 U9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

gard 10 ,hi. negotiation have probably discover ed by
hi. time thu, our intelligence ss usual wss correct
The Committee Of Arbitration Of the Chamber OF
Commerce consists Of the following gentlemen Leo
n,l9 Riervrth Chairman; Drake Mlls, Roswell
sprague. q w Blunt George Curtis ~ the lastre ga.
lar meeting Of the Chamber propagation was submit
ted for enlargng the duties Of the Committee Of Art
,raton. by constituting the Committee tribunal for
the settlement Of mercantile disputes with power 10 ex
am ne witnesses and I'D all cases submitted for their
decaon-the intention being 70 appeal 10 the Legsla
tsre for authority % administer oath 20 such Wit
ncsses The subject lies over TIL next meeting
The Merchants Exchange Bank 10 addition 10
,he regular dividend Of per cent has made an extra
dividend Of per cent. The Bank Of Urcs, semi
annual dividend Of - per cent....The Warren lnsur
ace Company. Boston Q per cent ..- The Bartlett
steam Cotton nll. ~ Ne~burypor,, dividend Of 3
c-r cent. The Rochester City Bank q semi snnua!
dividend Of 4 per cent ... The Merchants Franklin
snd ChessDeako Banks Of Baltimore dividends Of per
cent f1r The last six months The New Haven Bank a
dividend Of per cent ,le Mex Haven County Bank
prf cent the Cty Bank per cent and the Mechanics
fraction over per cent The Planters and Nechan
i-s Bank % south Carolina semi annual dividend Of
80 cents per share the State Bank Of South Czroas
- So Der share aud the Bs1k Of Charleston. C. per
cent
Ateesreph.c dispatch l-om Pittsburgh dated %"
Monday announces thst the o. toe Eor~sk Bank
l.i Ohio We pre,ume) thrown out b. iho orokers
correspondent writing from Ne" Hampshire
COMPLAINS o. our remark ia Tie TrbuHe Of The 20,h
,lt ia regard to the New Hampshire Banks oar re-
fn. ~ were as follows
The above statement gives bat blind idcs Of The actual
r 100 of tn New Hampshire Banks bat - isf "a ime
1aie assets and LiaOlies are c'"osineo l's'e
sry@sT 10 b. none 10 strong"
oar C1uespO. dent says
hsd you tsSen tho trouble 10 compare the Asses Of The
Banks reported IN tho Secretary Statement will The
tsbis. ID i possible you might have obtained more i1
ca res Of her actual c0no ton" nsve done 20 and
below you hsvc the result
LIABILITIES hsstTs
,...,sl pad r. II lf 600 OO Rs. Esisle. 1910 %
f.t,-.I.f,,r l',.oeq7 nH. Srecie ~ 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

IALIFORNIk CHARTS Of lne islest publication
I superior and secondhand Chronomeiers. FOR
o. Inw by ld96us-l EGGERr son. - Pear'-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

~NAS ~ ORR ns ngelior u perfect snd Speedy -
~ ssu--rirr snd al u Der mnerireris ~ sprrth hss
.ssocisisd xih him Mr. q MERRILL and pa. opsn l
A. institution i7s Broadway, Up s.srs A ~ - -
- . 80 ysog~arou = lecessary TT Is 10y ~
he -i.g : dritsd ssEls'aclory references gwen
frrf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04
VOOLOGICAL NAN, 81 sOwEaY, ussry oP-
l5A LIS.

rrHI GRAND FANCY BALL AT TIKI IfAL-
L IAN OPERA hOUsks-Nll iaA- pisrr 90 iulfs4aJi
Inc 8fh u Jsnuary The price Of cset f)r s1ge gen
tsrosl viii be * d0sn and ten dollars Tor grhuefnsn
sxfh OF more hsn three ladies' Eruance ~ NE hfa urf
for psrsous Of costume three dollars. No Persyrs ""
b. admitted cut " except he heads " ian7s
a.gins chi req present ln costume -.
NAsAGsRs-mr Robert Ray. Hf. Bache hcEyen Mr.
Carroll Livingston n Ferdinand aoydam' Jr NJ } .hn
ftsst0n, Sir Henry A Coii M George Schuyler hf
Sam. R1ggles.
acrfxG MtSAeEa-ar Woodbury. Lansdon
Tirsats can BIZ procured from ne agent u Ne nshs
5 t-ls' ~ ~, 80. HH
1RAND -OIREE DAN-AsTE, ofths hOhIn
In I'm IfGHT ASSOCIATION 70 axe Pisc- a. nc
csir-.s Assembly, ROon. fCOetsf blldnss bfDs1NsJl
~ THuRs0AY EFEHlSG, January g. lsi5 ilc1ets
y 10 - 0bai1ed u any u ~ m-moefs 81 ne Oyuil.
80 Al tae oaes OF he Dsiy . 00e, and Il ~ iobS"ns
49, Heue-rsous 5s Broadway kernoss % bfosd-
80. Lane, ! Brolefs, % Broadway 5odone 10
a,5sdx.,t nar.ner 4 LOcxgoods. 20 bfosfwsy
ps.r.o,, 4 BECKER o.; Cooks cor Grand snd Allen
TsS. 81, Brosdwsy; chsres Ho.rs Broadway Halls,
~ gro.eway. T. Riley, Broadway bcrrioni "a bo~s-
~ A r6ore 20 BoWery; Peacock, 20 Grsnd-st
- CoNNfrTEE ~ A2zASeEnEsTs.
t.svS G HOLaFs GEO. W BRAhHALL
PICK CA5PAR CHILDS, ia,
WN 4 STAFFORD N A WILKES.
ALFRED ROE. an eodks-
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NEw-oRLEANs SEREHADERS,
ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY,

CLEF -INGING.-TiE AMERICAN MUSICAL |
tIlsSTfrUTE opens Glass Tor he practice ~ y e-s
yadriy.,s Nc on FRIDAY ENENlNG, under th- difrc-
ion III 20 " GREArORkN Terms for Gentle men = |
All Ladies s, pes quarter First evening nee Om's %
BroAiwaY - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

4 grosduyrv rlsafsr-Gr-st sirscu0l Tor three nfns
only The great ARAB TROUPE" In heir wonderful
u.rf,rnancs. combined with several celebrated vocal
an rrfsl performers who will give threr Of their
lri,nitsbr Ell refts commencing THURSDAY EVEN
ING. Ial tIegg Doors open a'tt-feri0rmance % com
,,srr. nj "a O'Clock Admission - cents j 5hs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-04

FLoUR ANp MEAl-Theis has been FAR demand loi toi
ard the market has oeeu arm Al previous
been asking "a aiN snce, oat NE mar
H. o improvement Tie aggregate snsuetons are 'N oo'
% tor Western and state common
r - braad. 0o gh for pur. and nney hc3asi va
80 I'd sslof .s0 Ms Orsn, and lQ,V 30 rom
go, AK The r@eaisr trsl, demand - he.th,
4,r - shrmeut there nq4n Al present rates th,v
demand ~ Soahern Flour. aud The stiss " ln lb'-
n . Coautr Gsof1eowu sad Rfsnsy~m- Al si@e ,o ana
-. c,r, "a a. ON Sone Soi bbls hshm'ud
- ,s 40 - Mealiss So as, With sales ao Or 60 o.'
Sat. jersey and BRANDY sales 90 OF t'N uon tse
grar ID lea as - ... ,..
The New York herald., 1849-02-12
Police Intelligence.

Before Justice Me Grath. The police court rather
slim yetttIdsy morning Of prisoners. consisting merely
OF n few blacks and whites and those Of only mo fe-
rate nature The hrst prisoner called was stout look
ing ack woman rieged up With fancy bsodksrchief
her head, and her wool very tsssfuIly plated,
swering 10 The name Of Emeins S.eIy. She
rested on the charge Of assauting ntAtlookDg black
woman called Maria Johns With penk nife, iunct
ing two ugly gashes her left cheek. The disputs
sioee between the parties In consequence Of Maria
beipg young bride and Jealousy existing between
them Emeline. in order to spoil her bssuty cut her
the face The magistrate ssid he would put stop
,uch scrapss and committed Emsline prison
for trial that he hoped the Court Of
siops would punish her severely The next prisoners
two rather decent looking young men, by the
Of James Jones aud John simpson, who we're ar
r~stsd by officer Howell, Of The 9th ward, who found
them drunk and dordsrly In the street at O'Clock la
morbipR banging a~sy the door Of No 80 R-ade
street, sneeRvourDg TO obtain entrance. Simpson
said he rvsced At No. 4lA Broadway. and that he
nockpg at the door No 30 Reade street because he
wanted t. get in The jsetice lined them each 50 for
being drunk and disorderly, which sun they Id sp
psIentIy we'll pessed With being let OF so easiiy
Tiosnt .assauh-A man by the name OF Charles
Pierce, accompanied by another man. whose ne mt
pt.,ept 10 unknown, was arrested yesterday in the
bopfe of Mia Pastor situated the corner Of Duane
street and Broadway charge OF vole a,ly as.
ssuhipg . u by the name Of John Pawson, inhct
ing several severe blows his head and face with
pitcher ard other~ie brutely beating him. Pierce was
csmB,tted 10 prison in default Of bail and toe n
known made his escape before the officers reached the
hCufe.
The New York herald., 1849-02-12

The Legislature Of New Jersey, through the Cover.
nor Of the state on Thurdsy last, prest swords
TO Lieuts Colonel Montgomery, Major Rosel, Major
conduct In the Mexican war.
Quite an extsnsve land slide occurred at Natohez.
ON th.e2oh ul near the upper end OF the prone s1e
ground p:rten Of the bluff rome 10 feet broai sui
feet length detatched its from ts resting place
sDd pitefsf down into the read bspsith.
The New York herald., 1849-02-12
The French Republic.

for quotations.
The French Republic.
Tie preliminary motion upon the question of the
dissolution OF the National Assembly, SO much
desired by the nation, has been carried by slender
majority Of 400 against 1896, and had been referred
To the bureaux to report upon. The reporters ap-
pointed by the various committees upon the ques-
ton, were almost all adverse to the dissolution,
and 1t was said that they had decided upon moving
the oider Of the day whenever the proposition was
move in the Assembly.
1t would be some days before the report was
made, and the forms Of the Assembly would pre-
vent the question from being carried through SO as
to allow the election to take place before April.
M Marrast has again been permitted to retain
his seat as Presdent Of the Assembly, and, to the
establishment of ali parties, NJ Boulane de la
Meunhe had been elecled Vice President OF the
republic BY the Assembly. M. vlwen and General
Baraguay d'tluers were the other candidates,
and The eGly inference to be drawn from this
strange choice il that the government is stin in
state oi transition.
The Bark ct France has resumed payment In
sifcn cp its notes under 500 irdncs It's published
The New York herald., 1849-02-12

tty the utter contempt they exhibit for all control
the tenfod mssterly wsntonness and pron,gaoy. and
essy aequhement Of every species Of Woe tsndant
upon the Introduction of the loose and ferns
c,ilization IL capable Of assuming; really the
barsm far easier winksd at than dedned While
with the sudden influx Of great of white
into the valley OF tho Sacramento the date may be
even OF the commencement Of remarkable series OF
discoveries and events affecting . large portion of
mankind aud ben-fttiDg even greater share of the
Western portion Of North America than the territor
Of Cafor ns to it's utmost limits possess~s there NAV
be Afro dated period from which tribes Of Calfor
mia indians become wrecked and uuprospered people,
Of whom after few years shall have rolled By,
will remain but the deedless tell the ouce sx.
istence Of numerous face While made the stepping
ftene to fortune, and their ruin eeotually worked
by basely blind and seldsh m~ n and thsy remain in
their present condition TO be dcplinsd in vice. their
existence in our midst unss. taught to respect,
some degree, the laws they half wittedlv violae may
bsoomes formidable evil to the preservation Of quiet
and safety Of person or property.
The vicinity Of Fort Sacrs nsnto affords the next
field for rsvswal Of the passions displayed rather to
the derinent Of all attempts TO maintain good order
when uDsssstsd by proper authority
pensers Of blessings maiciousy termed grog SHOPS"
and the alteration resulted In dapgsrou. wound
eevsd By one inflicted by knife in tbs hands Of the
other. Not long after, pistol was fired in the
DEN, and the ball, intended for the head Of colored
person, entered the shoulder Of young man standing
near, severely though not Dangerously wounding him
Both OF the isjursd men we're under skilful medical
treatment, doing we'll
party men psssed our onfss yesterday, but that
nome mt arrived ia the place from the mines. Digging
where continued holds good, thoogh the customary
labor appesrs to have been pretty generally suspended
the winter are actively employed in providing camp
with provisions and other necsssaries for the ap.
pIosonipg reason. Travelling during the rains that
qrtks In practicable Some heavy work has been
done this season quite as heavy will be &C.
complithtd next sprisg Should the winter be as
revere AZ that Of last year little advantage o.n be
aained by aiming the W. hoc OF srou nd
lor sPrirg operations Tho tide setting from this pint
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new oRLAANs MAai6aPs


GUEgCHNr AAHFICW.
Thursday MOrnina, SeptellheT % 1879. d.
COTTON-TaeTs was uuile coed iBqniEy for Cstton
yestesday and notsstanding the fall prices elamed DE
sales reached 100 bge Of which 40 bales CROP
aud included some Middhne Al 103Sc The whole eI0D Of
the United STATES for lss - pet down BY the New fok
Shipping List al 2,72s,5 s6 baleA
HKW-0RBKANs CLAgsIFIcATIoN. s
tnieh0 nolnHati lidddug ta. lzfQiiJ4
Ordinary ..........szG3 81 fair .......s.....u O.
Good Is "a Jol Cod and Fiid n61nai
TOBACCO sGalket ,frn, and % bids. sold foEows:
hhds a al 81 add bd4. A. at >. 80. at "a, aud
70 n. at 40 q n.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Pdcss firm at 5Jz65sz
for Fau Sugar and 2O62e for Tsboed AIoIasss but
large sales.
FLOUR-A lot Of 1851 bbs Illinois sold on the Levse At
4 aot reported. and some $50 bbs lots mostly 90
for good Hines and ordinary St. Louis. NOWithsaniing
The aIgs receipts for fouEOr i've dags back phes pretty
fgn.
EORN.-saes 2jDJ sacks on the I1svss. including I'M
sacks geIo 49, 81 white g. I54 dos At 49e. AO 1000
sacks from store Con Tuesday, ~ &c.
BRAH.-About 330saczs sod Al 75e p b..
PROVIstONS.-For OK there was a retail demand. and
70 to 50 Ibis sold N vaHOus lots al $40 Dbl No tanaae
tons Lard Of importance OF Bacon, % casks Chpvnsed
Hams insoB brought sE, and IS CASKS p1ms Shoulders on
the Isvse 5szoiS h.,
CHEEsE-A sale Of 247 boxes prime Western at g1e.
BAGGING AND HOPE.-Salss Of 50 pieces at 1879. on
time and hoo eois al s5ko., half cash.
COFFEB.-Soms 1900 bags crop C0f the cargo Just
recve) were sold sac, and 40 bags old crop 50 h.
WHISKY.-Fhe principal sales were 1856 bbiss Reotsd
on the Lsvee at 231S, and5O do at &c. gallon.
BXCH AEGES.-No alteration, and but little doing.
FREIGHTS.-Eo Few enlargement reported
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yesterday the dock 9Heneda beggary Hegonnt OF crime.
Eight or ten individuals brat might, il they hat been
ueines funfsbe rs dozen aaminE paragraphs BEADED
Danns Bobbgy' I" BOA THEFT, 2 = Horrible Ouirsge,'
and other ohaisu esRi1s io police reports ppen sxamina-
lion produced really nothing TO astonsh ieada The
hF called to Tor The deeds done 10 the
body was
R1cfAgD SYlvEsfrRt a dark and gloomy looking sob,
lect worthy Of the pencil Of Salvador Rosa HIS brow
deeply fuuOWed-har long and tanged-eys iowefng and
uaanant OF 4Tuected something il the ehare
hess than Asaul with nfentt XIII t9rOnr change fol
leading item. What tilHk was read. with all due
gravity agHinst the pT0nsr st The bar - 30 help a
Moses nothing n1oIe than purloning iD0 chickens t.
We dashed down ne IN yexaiOn Of spirit bht gfadu AIS
resumed again the thttRg name Was BrOHognced OF
COBEEbIUs VAS NIEBLEi Spirits OF the kaaisklls
said We now is our tine Tins fellow " oerrsniy de
sesndan Of the Van Wrinkles who gursd CALAMITY in
fact but he may be he great grandson Of " GA Rip HIN
self and We look ed anxi0usy around 10 If could nnd
eur Of heb OF low degtse,H that might have sprung
from the WOh" OF other days Iiat not a dog Waeeed
bis t in the court 9nd We iesaed orr teIunlzns OF The
prisoner He seemed 70 bear noihg remarkable about m
but the pans snd our last hope rested il the charge II
was Opeued-Hs Wefe all attention Weh--ZOunds! the
scamp had been caught stssiHFta bgo01 d. stleHce .
cOmmendabetrtue so We concluded 10 practise little
longer and iOrune seemed On e DOlntel cIoWmhE eHr
seH with success for the sex sfsaeeused changed and
yaQng lady Isssd in deep mOuEnlng and wearing woe
BECOME look was nest called. as B..
MARIA SgRRSE. HsJs was no doubt .tsqchins incl
dehtstenss Mana and 7Ys',sg iess hss ne staring
ton a he Ihioat Like Uncle Toby the wo rose 70 Ppr
lips BY g. she shall not BE- sent dgDa.H u % De
hoped or our 6ssu sake that the Recording AHke ROD
ped tear upon ts words and blottsd them ogt iaTsyeI
found drunk -. Our hat handy OF should have
g0aB without IT,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-20
CtOSt9Ue7leSS ~
Or, CONSTIPATION OF. THE BOWELS

VI NNILVNl 7 II fl-IIVLN Ut TIE Dun ELS,
THE PAIN ExTRAC TOR
Is the sHrest safest and certain remedy for this disease
It wipOsiVely giversef IN the cases. and after
all the old remedies have failed. Persoushsve frequently
called at Office with astOnshment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment other diseases
upon parts Of their bodies the bowels and that co.
rOus movement had resulted from it. This result will all
ways follow Thorough rubbing the Extractor upon the
bowels when heyas ootve Let the experiment Be tried
II perfectly safe and in instance the Pain En-
turntor IN harm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-20
DALiLrET1B
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.


Has ever been discovered si pol.essea any Of the qualities
Of this famous Remedy. Almost daily We hear Of pe and
heretofore unknown virtues, dseptssby IL application to
nssEdisesssfoti i iemaFaBe fact thar many Of is
effects, khown0nly from accideht or experiment 50
deephas bent science Of Nh. HENRY BAILEY, fbe
Inventor admirable tire combination Of ugredents
that is pund suited to relieve almost every ameni TO
which the frame Of nah is stiec Let us seine
of the peculiar qualities Of this Eemsdys
FFst-H viii within five minutes from its application,
remove the pain from the seveFest BURNS, SCALDS or
BLlsTERs, L viii also remove the pain and cure GOVT,
TIC-BOLOREU4, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS. 30.
SseondE-Iny cases Of BURNS, if applied Immediately
II will preserve fe matter how sevefe may lie The inidy
unless vital part he burned; and lis immediate application
VIII prevent any blister, and consequently any sore orn-
faDmation. - =
TairdIt WIN heal Burns Or Wounds Ulcers X Sores,
of any kind, WITHOUT SCAR
Fourtht neRtraizes and deatIOys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabid anlhialx.
FUth-It viii, wherever appieA prevent AfORTIFICA-
TlON; and in old wounds where Justification has com.
nenced, viii arrest the disease and cue the woundt even
where esh has already dropped away it will reofe the
pan tafts natural state. .aa
,SiEA ,--If BROKEN LIMBS. wheusel be well wrapped
~ in the Salye no Inflammation, Swelling Of Pain can
ocoui and The bones unite and become strong with aston
ishng lapidity.
SeDehaWlFeh the Bowels are painful or iufiamed, the
Eyiraefor if well fub bed upon them, sill aIo relief and
cause movement, even when castor OIL iaap and all other
medicines have failed.
EghtIN is perfectly safe in an caseslt never can
do harphe system wilt absorb than is necessary
70 rgpair Ii viii not conflict with any medicines that
may betaken Internally.
We have space in this publication to enunerafe all the
diseases cdGed BY ~
DALLBx's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall subiOu few testimonials Of its value selected
from the thousands in possession from all paris Of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-20
roRT OF NEW ORLEANS

LATlTUDE. y 81 80 F.-I,oSeIrUDE. 90 Win Time g..
Cleared Yesterday:
SteamShip Yacht Thompson Galveston and hlaiagorda
Ran Issd usona, DouneH. Boston, W. A1disys < Go
ssAr II sprague, wilson Tampa Bay, :, 20. ..
stsarsfl Anglo American. Davis. Tampa Bay; y,
Arrived xesterasS:
Steamship PaInefo, Smith, fvm Gatgston, l7th inst, 10
HUNS & MoTgaa--l5 b1l sqlten.-tst my. ft.
sMb btaha, APWe. II DAYS tom b9sSn e
10 G IA. PeaTs0n-2d my.
BARK MAY FloEsr, Jqhason % days from New York to
Span. big AuiSfs Csfsass6 A days from Nav York, to
p Caselie-lst my.
Oregon. Hem from Mobile
| Gland Turk, RObrds. fIOm 81. Louis.
Giqsy, IRE fom Bayou saraz777 hslss cotton
f. N. StTeck. StIeck- from Laourche.
TOwboat Star, Brown, from the Passes.
8ELOW-COsGING UP.
3 Aship, bark, and brig, nGnes unknown.
Spoken.
By ship Diane, on the l4ih inst off Sand Key sehr.
AuitR Dam0n from New York. for Braaos St Jago. On
the leth inst, in lat 80 40 N, ion s7o sO W. brig Arc
turus from Galveston. for TndSz Island.
By ship Mount Washington, hs 9Th lust, off The
saaOs, ship MOnongahela from Philadelphia. for this port
syingto at the time On the 18th inst, of Tonugas,
ship Allegheny, from Philadelphia, for this port
Memoranda;
I Steamer Grand Turk lef st. Louis the 18th inst In
port loading for New 0tsans steamer Nouhal Nsg 10
ash Lawrence Gen. Jssupy MsodsOn. AlhambIa, Alton
ana 81 l0as Passengers.
/ Per steamship Palmetto 6on GsvesonRIrs. Zoos and
/ I'VE dgqghtens fdT gohnsOa and lady Miss Rhea, Ms.
| GEet, M1ste Rhea. two masters Foos. Nests. Foos s.
| Coleman. Stansbufy. G. I Dell, aud II "a deck
Per balk May F'owef, fr'm Newly oik-ss sserage.