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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26
From Haytt.

We received yesterday by the brig Santiago.
Cap, Barsess, from Aus Csyes DC ) document
sgoed BY seven ship masters nov At that place warn
Ing III matters and OF vess"s sgsiusI iu az
thofi,ics Capt E. Rsdshr OF the American brig Gen
Worth wsS according this statement grossly lnsut
oil and abused by negro employed ou lighter, and
when the negro husny thre>.ned TO all him. sFPied
e. The For oeer 70 have the negro restrained Ths'
ofhcer refused 10 ensersln tee shove complaint but
caused the Captain 10 10 arrested The AmerieAD
corsul shereapcn .pPhed 70 tire hishe" cteer Of ee
place for redress but L al funeronay, sitsr hearing
the stseu sa OF The negro refused 10 s,en 70 me VT
nssses OF the Captain and swore tia; be would throw
the Csptsia into dungeon snd cut OF 10 Coo'n!i
head The Consa', however. soor enolsd hin Cd and
tho affair wss postponed IL saother day. Il had ro'
beeo settled when the sbcve Statement, wss mailed
Tse sAn,sso farther rsPos thsi OF the eve ct Asii
departure from Aux Cages, toe DoniaiciSns It'd pl'
ssed and burned TO the srourd two Hsytitn Villages
nansd Peslss Revere sud Dams Nara, vht,h cAess4
srca, essisnsa, Of Aux Csyes Tss hsynen dee'
vas tssn ylre a, taa, port 6ut Ion imnedisely 10Y
Dame AsfiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

~ The Pre0leats Message va, Photographed
from Baltimore to Pittsburgh complete In sin hosrs
snd twenty minutes. In ample season 20 be published
yesterday In the morning journss Of tbs, city 'mu-
tsneo usy with SO spp-.suee In those n Ws.sinscp
Baltimore, Philseelphis and this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26
Frem Africa.

Toe brig Nenezasls, Fowler. tom the River
Gsboon West Atries, Oct 10 reports tnst the port OF
Gesuis 10 under blocssks y gbe Eagn,h for Inc pey
pose OF az pressing tie Slave srsde snd thu; aimee
Msy l2 me Assinee River hAs been under block sae
nv the French
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26
THs HEW.YOIK TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE
va b ,ssss a. s'eloeA 7an Ho-sss-P,t' ct
s~ss n w,szpos read, fr ksatsS
II WILL CONTAIN
THE LATEST NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THIS CONTINENT

Recesced up 20 nc tis'e o. fofhe !" f','''
The Edition Of m Nesr- York 1'TIt1ne 'o' Ia
rope, made up 70, the mails by ne HJe,H'0, from
thus port To-Day, VIII se found 70 contain .
comp e.s iigest Of all the late local and political
os~s the latest intelligence from CAuads Mexioo,
&c; California, Is,hC,os sri South American
oev.; fall AMI accurate Money tDd Market he
ports a carefully pre- Pafod Shipping List, Edo
-,s on al subjects Of resen; interest and a. az
ooaL< 0, American Affairs sinoe tbs sailing Of ths
lAst ,teaaeer ia the English, grsscn and Gern, IN
languages Perscas desiring " send then frieao'
10 Europe, will hnd tnis sneet all that car be 1e-
sired in the way Of complete AID ACCURATE news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

K.s1uckY.-Tbe ConstitUtion,l Convention Ct
this State has nearly completed Its lk5ors. Ger
ret Dsviss proposition to engraft the principles OF
Native Ameriesnism on the New Constitution
VAS voted down. SITTER full discussion, by 80 to s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

II The U. s. Steamer MISSOURI. il will be
wss oaru, To ~st-T edge and sark 81
u'o'N'~ some seven or eisai years ssO Since that
,iras Two Eosash CON bSniea have mad, insrc,ss .,
'sap's u rAse aeT laii Juns TIE L. : Govern nsGi
sas' Gus cur old frfend Capt TAyIok, II submarine
eo'oiie5 70 usse saSrcy and rspor, ths prse'i-
esaia'y and estimate iAe expense Of rsi.pg Ihe cd
aal ton her sAmy eto- Cses 1. executed ,ae IN
eis,oD and sent bic PcF, soroe time since 10 TIA So
ersts-y Of the navy PIE hss lsss rUsurnea 10 ,hs Ez
pre City MciiAs 1.,nses sc ana hss tAAsD room.
AZ toe Astor Hsuse 10 Understood that tho rsaasss
OF the Mstonri can preAoly r. raised though you'd
doubtless prove rstssr AZ expensive eaierPEisA
Ga sis wsy eone Capi L w&s taken 'efiSasly III Al
Llsson and Ma s,,endei BY tie Royal Fsysicsns uao
sssursd him hat be tad not possibly I've bsi fe y
Ssys bas Asyiax 10 is osloa give IL up &c sss
charged k.s medical ss,nt.ats ana dootorrd Anse
successfully 10 be ass 20 leave Lisbon In fsu esy'
for bone He has %, karrsly recovered bat hls ply
s.sisr, Or. Ds&Es, sh2hs ~ vii - secai N lea
esya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

tY r. w. Ki LLocG Of Ohio, one Of the most
eloQusu, end effective champions of To,sl Abstinence
from Intoxicating Liquors, 10 sbeu, 10 lecture for
week or ~ o In Ul,tor Co NY W. bespesk for him
a senersl hearing. siviOR our assurance 'hsi he sill
rfehv renav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26
~ We com mend 70 our rea

~ We com mend 70 our readers the able and
interesting Report cfthe Secretary Of The Iater.or
which xe publish a. length 10 this paper. We
have tso bepsrts q the Navy and Wa Dsptr~
ra.nu, ard shall give synopis Of both tots after
socn-tlis morning we have 70 room for either.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

rF- Hon JosEFg w. JACKSON, formerly IL
Congress, hss been nomins;ed by the LEGO Foco Nom.
bes Of the Georgia Legislature frem the let ConsEe's
District, Gate Butler kinsO 10 take Mr.. Kings place
IN ,hs House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

q We learn th3s the Richnoei and Fred
sisksssrs Rsilrssd pspSs sss Destroyed b. srs q
s..s,a xssais ass.t.. rss e. : s.sy r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

" Astonishing Inducements are offered 10 hoase
ksepsO The choice Of Inc whole stock Of Englsh car
pspg oil elolhs table covers contained sys
large show rooms, at 70 Bowery, HIsAs AsDsssos,, 10
offered 81 Wholesale prices, giving all opportunity Of
saving some twenty Ave per the purchasing Of
such sriicIss We sduse ell about purchasing smbes
this rare chance. dAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

HOLIDAY PsEsEsrs A now and very ehsap assortment
Of Embroidered Collars, Linon Hdhfs Chsmisettss cuf
Hsbls, Lace CSpes, Bsfhas. &c expressly Tor holiday
Hhs, al j. r. FAsssLl. Co o, 657 Broad ~, osxi
iatensuOnsl Ans Union. dts Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

fuRs Tos HOLIDAY PsEsEsrs.-Lsdies and misses
rud', eapes, cafs, &c. will DO sold al greatly reduced
prices, for lbs neIs two wssss al HAsLEys lee no wiu
then prepare for bis asaai spnas baslasss) All who
want good article would do we'll 10 call J. H. HAsLsy
- Aadsn-lsns. s24anhW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

hErALLIc TABLET srRop-BJ the u this article The
operation ofshsvieE becomes sssy end agreeable
Fof nssfy thirty years which this article has been bsfoSs
hs pobc, nons mas rsesve4 many sncomians proof
ofuniiy, os enjoysd is euvisbls reputation liberal
discount TO wholesale purchasers
o. SAUNDERS l. SON, ~ Broad vsy,
d2l Seed cor LAbsuy-st and ST. Brosdvsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

.. t.sse, 2s21 have oeea san.seG g.
n -aeg, ant IO.ls0 have ben sios-
sd-so ce s.s.snei In lsnc-srlcn
Ill rsssi-s- 10 sos,lso sers.
Ard ,scgla there BE- PAT loo 900 v.Id
ri.lzs, "A . esznsteo, ten t.ers
81 re1.is u Eoe ursau.aai
el<ms, visa, Il sogsleS IN lad
I'll require q iaEtasr qasEasy q. <5so,s 40 seEes
hAAirs n .--.-.-.----......... "a e5d,ooo do
Pdor - lat CT octoos- szss ,ss-- h.d
beAn located VIE th-s- M.x,-a.
-T var ss;s-.-.--...-...... -. Soa5 40 DC.
leaving yss 10 b loes.sd paI-soo d.
The proprietor Of warrants Used Instead Of par.
oesss ss1sy II lie aSoliuy ss.ss sl pfosab.y
sesus No. h ~ Arss go snspias yeeDsi "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

WAssIssros, Dee ~. leo.
Ma w. JEkvIs:
Dssr Msdam-You will pisase secepi my best thsnhs
br ihs boz ofyour Gold Candy which you kneiy
shall resor to he with great eon6 .enee IN ~ e.
hcsey Tor the slleyisrisn ofcogg hs and colds
femiin, very respectfully,
Your htend and scIvsni,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

sold, wholesale and retail, by AS w. Jaws, ~
Broadway, door shove v.nAlinst and sold By dur
gists generally. d46l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-26

WIsDow sHAsss asD DsAPEV j. q. Wooproso, rs
Broadway has just received beautiful assortment Of
Window Shades suitable for The coming season also
Drsperss, Tsssels, 0diogs, &c These goods will be
disposed Of at priees the views u tho
nOnicA 10 maze room for extensive business o..
rsngAmenls We sdAiss hose sboat purchasing to f.
yOr nim with call before gakins solecIon. dnH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

CoLIscroRs CUSTOMS.
John l.. Rogers, Gloucester, Massachusetts vice EM
i. Stacy, removed
Gideon S sackett. Cape Vincent, Now York, vice Pc
leg Burchard removed
SURVIVORS CUSTOMS.
Lanson Mach, Gloucester, Massachusetts,, vice John
Woodbury., removed.
John A Chew, iIsvre de Grace, Maryland, vice Ro-
bert Gale, removed.
nARsuALs.
William NJ Brown CT Georgia. to be Marshal Of the
United States for the District OF Georgia, vice Henry
Williams, Who declines the Office
Walter G. MsloDey Of Florida to be Marshal Of the
United States for the Southern District Of Florida vice
Joseph ID. Browne, removed
Hiram w. Hustled, Of North Carolina, to be Attorney
of the United States for the district Of North Carolina
vice William II Iiagh, who declines the ONCE.
George w, Call Jr OF Florida to be Attorney Of the
United States for the Northern district OF Florida Woo
Chandler T.. louDge, removed
orpfcgRs
John DiDkgra Of Louisiana to be Receiver Of Pub
lie moneys at Monroe, Louisiana vice John b. Fhiol,
removed.
Daniel Clapp Of Illinois to be Register Of the Land
Once at Danville Illinois, vice william l.. Russell,
removed
Lewis s. Lowell, OF Michigan to be Register Of tho
Land Onceat lobis Michigan vice Benz amin Sherman.
removed
ThomasB Thorp, Of Louisiana to be Register Of the
Land Once at New Orleans, Louisiana vice Louis ste.
Martin, removed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

exalted station (full of harassing cares and dread
responsibilities, must stand by him. or we shall be
guilty OF all the baseness OF desertion from the
battlefield Of Buena Vista.
trust may be permitted, in view of these facts,
to urge on you, and through you on your friends,
the Importance of an early attention to the con-
gressonal elections in your state. If the wing and
republican friends of President Taylor in your
commonwealth shall now act with their accus-
toned vieor and spirit am confident the result
will be alike crediable to them and suspicious to
the whole country.
With sentiments of respect, am faithfully and
truly yours, TRUMAN SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

Thomas J. Mexican has been nominated by the
wing state convention OF Iowa, as a candidate for
the presidency of the public works. William Pat
teIson Is the democratic candidate for the same
Office.
The huDkers Of Vermont have nominated John
:. Robinson for Governor, and Philip T.. Tuckerfor
Lieutenant Governor.
Henry Daniel declines being a candi Gate for
Congress In the Ashland district of Kentucky.
The contest rests between Messrs. Morehead and
TrabUe
Joshua F. Bell has been appointed Secretary OF
the state Of Kentucky, wee Orlando Brown, re-
signed.
Edmund Deberry Is the wing candidate for Con-
giess, IN the I'd district, and Or. kesne, inde-
pendent candidate for Congress, IN the 9TH district,
Of North Carolina.
The democracy Of Eastern Mary land are agiia-
ting the subject OF reform in the general State poll
cy, and specially the reduction Of the taxes. The
payment OF dIicci tax, imposed 10y the legislature
of ISi3, was repudated IN all the counties where
the subject IL now under consideration, and in Sc
veral instances the collectors narrowly escaped
with their lives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

From ANTreuA.--Csptain kirwan, Of the brig
Falcon, arrived at this port this morning from An
upus, whence lac sailed On the lst inst, reports
that the Island was suflefisg greatly on account OF
long drought there having been little or no rain
for Elk months past the ponds were all entirely
div. and the stock daily perlshing for want Of
water II was in contemplation, unlcse speedily
relieved by rsins 10 send to the neighboring islands
for water. American provisions continued album
DAM -Rnlflnllff pnfrinf. JnIn l2ih.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

The u $. brig Peuy, Lieut.. Commanding Til
ten. :9i DAYS from r 10 Janero, anchored in Hamp-
ton Roads, On Tuesday night. The following is a
list ~ her ttiicsfss--
HAT cong. EDWARD q. Tiiton; LieutenaDt, Chas
D,as, Acting Master Oscar G. Badger; Purser Joseph
G Etdridee; Tssst Miithirman, John Rass'll; AS
,iss ant Surgeon Edwsrd Squibb Captains Clerk,
CNorre Kellogg; Acting Gunner John sCully; Act
~ ICatswain. John Stout Passepgers- Passed Mid
fhipusn hsac q. Strsin and Midshipssn 2 Prick
eft - N,ytoik Isae.y .Juiy IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

Destructive FisE AT NEwARK (N IA Ere
broke out about halt past nine O'Clock, last even
ing, IN a stable in the rear Of Jacob Johnson's
coffee and spice factory, IN Mechanic street,
the corner al Mulberry. Both bulldogs were
consumed, together with two adjoining Nos. 81
and 50 Mechanic street, one owned by Lew Dly-
ton, the other by ID. l.. Noyes. The Phnnlx works.
and several other valuable factories in close prox
unity, were IN great danger, being filled with DRY,
seasoned spokes and other combustible materials.
Jacob johnson, spice factory and stable, loss
$500, insurance 81, $50 IN American Mutual Fire
and Marine Insurance Company OF this city. Lew
DsJton's shop, No. 81, Ices $780, no insurance.
Geo. Dunn, - story Of the above, dash-ralliag
facicry, lose ESQ y. Il Broun, LIST story same
building, silver platter, loss SG0 No. 81 was large
three story brick factory, Owned by d. +. Noyes-
whose loss - about $1,000 the building, the ia
terror 81 which only was consumed, Insured tor
sI,2CO IN the American Mutual Fire and Marine
Insurance Company Of this CITY, and 900 on the
stock and tools cf his comb factory, insured $500
IN the same company. John Coles, 30 story same
building, needle factory, loss 500, no insurance.
DuD,e g. Rhodes, 1t story OF the same, shovel
makers, loss SiC0; and Charles Duerr, "a story,
Ices ere, no insurance .-Nurark (N ~ dfrcr-,
fsef@ .fs.ly 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

Father Mathew will stop at the Adams House,
while on his VISIT to Boston.
Augustus Littleiohn, the revivalist, died short
time since in the Ohio penitentiaIy, where he was
cent; under the assumed name OF Hamilton. -,
Senator Seward was seriously attacked with III
ness AT Canandaipua on the 10th inst.
Gen Herrera. minister from the New iranadian
government to the United States, and Hon. John
Slidell lste 4. s. minister to Mexico, are at sara
topa Srfinpg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

FroN JtiA I'm 10 rHE IOrn.- Durham, Greene,
Uiiuh EIsdlsy; Green RIVER, Columbia, Jerome
pa, lard; Essi Homer, Cortland, Luther X. Rqse;
Meft Il,nfietta, Monroe, John NJ. Cutler; Hess
Road, Niagara, Asshel Staples; ke,ne, Essex,
St,rhen Pstiidgc; Csmpbeilyillc, Dutchess, j.
Wtsley Stake; Souih Armenia, do, Milo Y. Win.
chetlei; Red Heck, do, Jrhn Bates; Monroe,
Orerre, Daniel f. Fuller; Pembroke, Gencsef,
Guy Z. Claik CloyesYile, Delaware, NJ. Griffin
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Dnmektlc nllsftlInnY.

John Lewis, white, aud Arthur Blame, c. torsd
escsp,d from the state prison al Auburn, co the
9TH inst.
Tbs Maine Conference Of the NJ. l.. Church as
sembl.d at Augusta, on the llth inst.
Two hundred and fifty houses are offered for
rsp, in Cincinnati, their tenants .ying lied FROM
cholera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

LATE PROM RIO De JANERo-ARRivAL or TirE
T. 3. BRIG PIRRY The u. ). brig Perry, in thir-
~ nine and half days from Rio de Janeiro, arrived
in Hampton Roads on Tuesday, the 10Th instant.
having left Rio on the Ist Of June. Our minister,
Mr.. Todd, has accomplished the recognition OF the
claims Of citizens on the government OF Brazil,
which have been for many years pending. Monte
video II still besered by the army OF President
Orbe, and sustained in It's revolt against the legal
government by the naval force of France. Buenos
Ayres, and all the ports Of the Argentine coniede
ration, are az present exempt from European inter
ference, and open To commerce. The American
steamer Santa Cruz sailed from Rio sometime in
Msy last, for sun Francisco. and sunk at sea,
few days afterwards Captain Smith aud his crew
reached the coast in safety Phil Ledgu, July IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

RIOT IN MAcHAsPoRr, (MASs. )-Our cores
pendent al Mschlaspor, wiring under date Of the
sth met, says;-"The peace Of our hitherto quiet
village has been disturbed, by riot between some
difficulty originated in a misundersia ndng about a
cannon on the ilh. Yesterday several came down
fIom w. TO settle IT, when fight ensued, and some
Elk or eight received a pretty severe beating, and
one IL was thought had some OF his ribs broken.
A legal investigation will be had when | shall be
able TO give n more particular account Of the
shameful and disgraceiul tragedy. "-Boston Atlas,
yuiy -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-14

From Nay, The accounts announce a complete
victory by the Dutch. The attack commenced on
the 18th of April, and after thirteen hours hard
fighting, oil the Notifications were taken, and the
Neiheflard flog was hosird within the walls. The
Vailans il was said. had five thousand killed, &c,
srd he loss az the Dutch was about two hundred
aud fifty. II il copiectured that the island will,
forthwith. be ANNEXED TO the Dutch possessions
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Owing 10 the uniavUrable accounts by the last
Am, rican steamer, OF the growing crop, there has
been an extensive business transacted during Tue
ratt wrjk, al an advance of Id. to ID. For day
or Nv alter the arrival Of the Niagara, the demand
was particularly animated but Tor The last Two
dyys II has been more moderate. WIN an IN
ct;n,td quantity oiieIing, the extreme sales OF the
earl, lait Ct tie week ole scarcely sustained lhe
,ars have been 1870 bales, ct which 1o,VOo we're
!, 4 on nv succuaturs, and 1000 for export. Anne
urs, de, crrilcns consist Of 1900 Uplands, az I'd
ard 3D. :O.Uc0 Orleans at I'D 10 Dad, WIN 4gOo
a, Cld l3JlO Alabpma and Mobile az id a 5Bd !
80 Sra Island, At FAD l0id. Fair Upland and
N,blr il Quot, 1T lio fan Orleans at SBd, q ltd
> sid fer middirg qualities. The sales on fnoay
an, urt,d ~ GOO bales. -. r.
Tbe r,rorts Of the Hevie market are very iayo-
tablp. tie demand being active at improving
ittcs. ...
rtepdstuhs, wheat, tUur and com nave oecu
STEADY curing the week, though there was some
dultess towards the close.
Itut.R-N,sier brought 2is a 2ss Tor superior
inspected qualities, though some sales OF imerlor
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TRUMAN SMITH AND THE CONGRESSIONAL ELEc-
Ns-The following circular from Hon. Truman
Smith, exhorting the wing party TO support the ad-
ministraticn, is said to have been called forth by
the attack OF the Washington Union upon Gen.
Taylor -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

Passages etc ec have Been cured by this Command N
tuFe and cases of SYPHILIS of The inveteTaie desCT
ton have promptly yielded TO their sanave influence
The preparation is without doubt, most eteeuRl ROM
edV and has cured many obstinate diseaseB after MANY
other medicines had failed. In its improved form ii is near
" Aseess and effects permanent cure IN he s,Gse Of s
dags without much restriction to diet or any to ex-
never the part subject that troublesome
that OF ten after the of other medicines geneTav
prescribed, and IT taken in the rst stage of the disease Il
will arrest the discharge, and remove all Unpleasant feen
in few days In OngpIOaCed or chronic stages OF ~
diseases, IN obstinate elects, Female Complaints Tupb ~
ever discovered 1'
We do not offer these Specifics as PANAoEA or cure
every thing but for the ahOvenamed oases we are author
to guaranty cure. - -
we would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public of NewO reans of the ast e PEARS and
they nave universally proved efIicaciOus
" Sole Agency No. I8 C8RONlD ELET' Strict
6ett0eeh Canal and Common streets. 81 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03
ToR FEMALES AND MALES.

- BE RuITFUL AND MULTIPLY
II CREATIVE ELIXIR-T is the only actual rene
dy ever discovered ioT lmpoency, General Debility, Noe
efet habits and many OF the nOsruas recently recommended
iof the same Complaints are wonhesi mutations which 70
into the market The medieP faculty Of Europe and he
United States unannous in their Of
the JUNO CORIlAli Had have not given then sanction
gle instance that has been authenticated auy cCn-
pound for the purposes. This Of the maadea
relieved by the Juno Cordial are generally such as 70 leave
disqualification OF certificates OF cures Of the question
the proprietor could pOducs host OF the Ooncusiys
tesmo2y 20 show tha the great reputation that Il en19ys
was not accidentally obtained but firmly based Rp0n its
positive and apparently miraculous virtues In eli directions
would not have been but for this extraordinary pEepaA
i s ecommshded obection has bse5 SsiSTaIiy 5s5e ~
the price Of the Juno Cordial beCauIe the trash that has
but the fact s. the Cordial cannot be Afforded for less and
ought 70 be much dsar Of the ingredients which
the olhe are made Of cheap drugs worth but little in
nsy and eaa n merit we assure the reader that the utmost
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the cure Of
the maades mentioned above and also of those which fol-
low VIZ ASsI Of Mu'cuar EneFgy, Physica Lss.itude
tons indigestion, Sugg5hness Of the Liver elect Leu
Sohoe o. w nss and tIof Aiboy and eyery disease in
Fnneuonsln oil of which i will afford almost immediate
relief and II used as directed, is almost TO produce
positive and permanent Persons about to many Il
CONSCIOUS o. sny weakness OF disability Of certain nature.
4nOpH take TINS COhDlAIi, 9s Il will inialbly restore
health and yigor brief period and where a want OF of
spring cause Of regret If recourse be had to IT, the most
Of priceless value those without offspring h hgS taken
the precedence IN Italy AID will all other countries where
It also possesses unrvaed quee, of curing ipoipiept
Consumpton; and have administered it with snccess 10
ration Of their health and the result is hat medicine 40
been added to the catalogue for the Of ncps con
To 1prsed wide the blessings Of this medicine IbHys an
Peihteqqt mesirs JUD5Sh CO. Of the city u New YolE
N me Onted states Of meIca E0e Agents for M sale
and none can be genuine unless i comes though them
N.Dl., 1n,v 1871, 15AldHFoNIO LARZETTG, M u.
Sold ONLY IN New Orleans at 50 POYDRAs sTREEr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

CoLLRGE COILooUY.--A class which graduated
not Thousand years, ago, embraced among its
members one Tom Elliot an incotrigible Wag; but
who was not noted for any particular and pointed
attention to his studies. Mathematics was a par
tcular object Of Toms disregard, and this caused
him an occasional jsR desplt with the dry PROBES
sor Of Comics On enc occasion, the professor, du-
ring liberalization, asked Tom to explain the method
81 asceftaining the horizontal pafalax Of the sun
Tom replieas
I dent Know how
But," said the Professor Suppose you were
appointed by the government to ascertain it. what
would you do Z"
a resign +" gravely responded Tom, amid the
eonYulsve laughter Of the class and even the Pro-
fees0r perpstrated grin.