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COBB'S SCHOOL BOOKS.
July 13, l849.

The attention parents, Teachers, and all who
feel interested in the cause Of education is respect
fully called to the revised edition Of CObb'S ses
Ties of School Books, consisting of a Primer,
Spelling Book, and Readers No /, ., 3, !, and 5,
published by b. davenport, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The above series Of books are now in general
in the schools & semnaries of the Eastern States,
and are now being introduced into the principal
schools and institutions Of popular education in the
West, on account Of their superior merits owe all
other books now in use At meeting of the
Teachers, and Board of School Directors, of Car
roton, Ohio for the purpose Of examining the Sc
res relative to their merits compared with others in
use, held on the 7th Of June, IS49, the board of
Directors unanimously concurred in the passage
of the following resolution:
Resolved, by the Undersigned school directors of
School District No. |, in the township of entire,
arroll county, Ohio, 7 hat Cobb's new series of
Spelling and reading Books, pub ished by b. Da-
venport, incinnati, be and the same are hereby
adopted for the exclusive use of all the scholars of
said district and that the same, as we'll as Robin
sons Arithmet be continued in use for the term
Of three years from this date.
Signed, A. W. Morrison, Geo. F. Kennedy John
Thompson, School Directors.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
CarrolltOn, June II, lS49.
Mr. B. DavenpOrt:-I have used CObb's series Of
Spellng and Reading Boo for several years past,
n the srhools that have taught, and | can unhe-
sitatingy say that they are the best class books Of
the kind that have ever come under my notice
The improved edition now in course of introduce
ton into our Western schools is a valuable work,
and will greatly facilitate the progress of education
in Our seminaries.
A. w. MORRISON:
From the Honorable ]. Pearce, President Judge
of the 5lh Circuit Of Ohio.
Mr.. D. Coles-Dear Sir:-At your request
have examined Cob S series of school books pub
ished by B. Davenport, Cincinnati, and take great
pleasure in recommending to parents and teachers
the entire series as being most worthy OF general
patronage ] trust that these books will be speed
lily introduced into all our primary and common
schools, feeling assured, as do that they are ad-
mrably adapted to the purposes contemplated by
the author and publisher. Yours, &c
J. PEARCE.
CarroIton, o. June 12, 1849.
d. COLES, Agent for the publisher.
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Drug Store Carroton; also at stores generally in
this and adjoining counties.
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CarroIton, o. June 12, 1849.
d. COLES, Agent for The publisher.
For sale wholesale and retail at R. H. NcCall's
Drug Store, Carrollton; also at stores generally in
this and adjoining counties.
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Y For sale an .VeU Orleans 5y the dgents.
q tt VAN ZANDT Il CO.. II St. Charles st.
McVOY'S TONIC.

Tone and Health iFoLtow It's Use.
ON1CS (oaika from tonos tension tone) are medicna
agents tha,1estoe the sound and healthy elasticity The
strength and vgo of the body when weakened and re-
axed and when there deficiency of tone or vital power
from the influence of dease. =
This Q acts upon the nervous, the capillary and
the muscular system 1t acts upon the heart through
sympathy with the stomach and also by the absorption
the active principles employed that they be directly
applied to the moving CENTRE and the Of the blood
vessels Indeed of all the preparations conved by the ai-
lice OF man, this among those which exerts the most
powerful TONIC effect II increases the digestive powers
Of the stomach stimulates the ntesne, and being dissolved
IN the gastric and intestinal juices taken up by the absOrp-
ens the blood and stimulates the whole system The
countenance, pale and faded beautiful fOd
aspect and the whole of the system called
healthy action 1t augments the of the
on the nerves increases the general vgor of all the functions
1t CuIEs (wthout purging) here there pale vel-
Jaumdsse Diseases of the Heart Obstrueted .Menstraa.
Hedk Habit Indigestion, Relaxation, Hrsteria. .Scrofula
Chronic CdtdTrh Ct0rea Hyp0chondrdsis. Green Sick
ness Paralysis Riekets and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
EY- TONICS must not be used where there is Fever or
inflammation. Price 81 CO.
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AN UNFoRTUNaTE GALLANT.--One of the prl,
vate secretaries to Louis XIV, being connected
with the wife of citizen, found the husband
yeTy troublesome impediment to his amour, and te
get him out of the way, gave to the king among
other papers for the royal signature, tettrg S q
Cachet for committing him to the Bastlle Ine Ii.
king signed it without reading it; but the clvl 9'l !.
Ger. 70 whom it was given to execute, happened 70
be acquainted with the citizen, and gave nm pr
yate Information to get out Of the way Ihis, mas.
tr citizen pdsn did, o asag PaIs s,s s Sree S,s
NJ 6nr davs. On his departure the woman sent
for her paramour, who, after petite souper with
his fair one, retired to bed with her. ~
In the middle Of the night the officers o justice
arrived, and all the doors flew open in an instant
the secretary was seized--it was in vain that he
otested he did not belong TO the house the Officer
told him he was obliged to consider the man ina
he found in bed th the mistress, as master oi tie
house, and master secretary was very properly
committed to close custody for the remainder O.
his life
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ROMAN FIFERs, OR FLUTE PLAyERs.- Lvy
tells story Of these gentlemen, not unapplcable to
modern times. Atan early period of the Roman
Republic, having taken offence at some regulations
which had been introduced by the Consul, they
took their departure to man. and forsook the CITY,
BY their absence, the public shows, the professions,
and many of the mysteries of religion, were either
actually at a stand, or could not be duly admiDis-
tered. The Government was obliged to send de-
putation 10 them in consequence, at Thur, where
they had retired. The fifers were sturdy. The
good offices of the magistrates of Tibur were re-
sorted to- all was in vain Al last the chief persons
of that city who were desrous of rendering ser
vice TO their expiring neighbor, hitupon the follow
ing device to restore these musicians to the Romans
They were asked to dinner at various houses of the
nobility, and having drank to great excess, which
these kind of people (says Lvy) ever prone to-,
they were packed up in wagons and driven, during
the night, into the market place at Rome. In the
morning, when they awoke from their wine and
their sleep, they found themselves surrounded by
the populace, who werecracking their jokes on
them. Nothing, however, could prevail upon them
to Weld, and the Consuls were obliged to rescind
their regulations 10 allow them commons in the
Capitol, and;to spulate that three days in the year
they should enjoy an unrestricted licence to run
through the city in their drunken broils, and to
offend every ear with impure songs and jokes, a
custom that still survived in the days of Livy.
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tny tnen operations, BY any other pfepaYafon coun
pcnnoed iof similar purposes. now before the public
SpScincs are combinations Of approved Incidence
the excellent qualities Of each medicine into one
hh wh0e 20 as 70 produce most efficient compounds
nave never yet been known fail tisimpossbe to
OF olhe5wse host of facts might be advanced to
snow ne proad and deep foundation upon which the char
sc.s 2! Inese Specifics rests for support Long standiue
eaoss q OoRerrAGa, leet SYictres Pains IN the 70
1geGst0Ns Q the hsdnevs, Gravel Burnijee in the in
avl ETC. ETC. have yielded t0the OF ese
9nfldotes and instances Of SYPHILIS Of the o
dsscpon have fled before theirmost astonishing
REFRIGERATION r. without doubt the most esctuaI rem
ass eyery other medicine had failed IN simproved form
nearly tasteess, and effects peySlncrf esre h; ~
spass fcc o. siz ddvs without restriction to dief~ex
posule OF business Besides this important sdyanfaa4 II
nsvea eaves the to that Toublesome wesknes
occurs 80 often after the other mecnes eeneaiv
pSscnOeo and taken in the first stare Of the sesse 4
WIN slIes the discharge and all unpeasant ein
aays IN long pofracted OF chronic sfages of the
IN obstinate Glee Female Compaints such n
w, &C. r. without doubt the most escua remedy
We a. "a Off. these Specifics as PArAcrA Or cu,.
d IL PIT ior the above named Gases we are author
70 &gayonty cure under forfeit of $500
we would here remark that these Mxtures have bep be
~ me pnDc OF NewOeans for the last nine rears and
my psve universally proved eficacous. = :
.ITs SdUIIOH--Bewnre Of a base Couxterfeiter acke
ssss punons exd injurous article, Receesf ne criv
.ageNL IN United States Is A. DONNAUD No 1o "a enn
DsLri STREET, between Canal and Common
realise on Structures can be had xratss =
q All private consultations free Of charge M
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NOTICE.
ITO THQsE AFFLICTED wITH vENEREAL DIS

EASESThe reputation Of the writer 20 well estab-
hed that all that those who have been
g unfortunate as to have So1t5acted ofhos dread
their various FORMS M that the writer after most succes
1 practice Of twsntys1 confined :trcy p yeneTsal
heved many hundreds who past all hope. many Of
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians
lively safe certain and speedy Should any Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves bene
tits OF the subscribers long and successful experience
MIST B. f. MULLEN 86 Customhouse st
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U,oR THE BENEFAiTc 4 TcAFDi 81 THE AFFLIcTED,..

NNUK THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
consulting Physicians for the cf pIvae diseases.
owing to the utter disquacaons of those who profess
to such cases. deem to be nothing but an act Of
kindness towards the nnfounaey afflicted well sheer
justice to Or. MULLEN. No. 06 CUsTOMHOUsR STREET,
to state that in the 1916 sorey afflicted with syph
Lis, in its worst and most appalling form. and for several
could obtain New Orleans. without being at al benefit
tedndeed grew worse. At length heard of DR.. Mu.
joy three weeks he restored to perfect health
scrbed New Orleans, Jan. =, 1647. ..-
mis- If SAMUEL R0BERTSON
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DIR. KEELER'S
Celebrated FAMILY MEDICINES.

Y = = = .
T'HEsE MEDICINES expressly prepared for family
Il and from the great popularity which they have
acquired wherever known, and satisfaction given every
trial made Of them the proprietor feels encouraged to extend
benefits Unlike the many nostrums put forth before the
public they are the production Of calculated
by education and experience to offer to the afflicted remedies
emnenty worthy OF their confidence The proprietor
graduate of of the best medical schools in the United
States spent in preparatory studies three yeaB with
fsso Of the institution attended three full courses Of med
cal lectures and has been engaged for praccing
the principles of his profession amid diseases of diversified
character From such experience and data the public ha.
of cases. with the most gratifying results carefully com.
pounded upon scientific principles by thoroughly
quainted with the medicinal effects of each article
and OF their combined effects, when chemically uned
EH These preparations consist of the following kinds
8 Dr. Keeler's Panacea. - ga
For the removal and permanent of all diseases arising
ON an impure state of the blood or habit of the
=. -.-''"~ Cordial and Car1ninatives
For deranged state of the stomach and bowels whether
occasloned acid and acrd food
70 cents per bottle. =fa.lft ttvr . d
Cough Syrup.
For the speedy and of ncpent Consump-
ton, Influenza Coughs, Catarhs Hoa seness Asthma
Bronchitis Hopping Cough Group and fer all affections Of
the pulmonary organs arsng from Colds Price 80 cents
Vermifuge Syrup. 4ga '
This Vermuge eectual and powerful remedy for all
species and varieties OF Worms affecting children and adult
hie.frce 70 Cts per bottle. fe5 }44uF-
.=s Rheumatic Lotion. ~
powerful and sanitary external remedy in Tic D0ul0u-
repx Neuralgia Headache Pains In the pead chest st0m.
aeh and extTemites Rheumatism. Stiff JOINTS Contrctons
Of the gaments, SnIans Bruises Contorions Gout Sci
attic pains, and for affections requiring the use of external
remedies....25 cts % bottle. = 81 sslts
Liver and sanative Pills -
Aspeedy and positive remedy for Constipation Bousness
Jaundice Dyspepsa Headache, Sick Stomach Piles Ner.
vousness and for the many affections incident vtated
and deanged condition of the digestive organs generally
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THIRD MUNIoIPALIrY FERRY TO ALGIERs
4 ll....a..1sz DON'T FOR0ET!I! = :
THE CHEAP ENGLISH BOOKS!
AZ Wl1ODRNEEN Nn "a CAMP Ntra1t


AT W0ODRUFFS, No. So CAMP Srest
lNARY'S TESTIMONIES Of the Fathers of the Firs
Four Centuries TO the Constitution and Doctrines of the
Chnfch Of England as set forth in the 80 Aces syo
EEANDER,S LIFE OF CHRYsosTRoM, translated
MOSES COLLECTIONS Of Antique Vases. Affairs
PaterT Tripods Candelsbra. Sarcophagi etc engraved
on 7opates several coored. Small no. embossed cloth
BEWiCK's. SELECT FABLES. with Memoir, portrait
OF Bewick. and nDwards Of $50 eneravings on wood
together with Descriptive Catalogue of the Messrs.
JAMES'S HISTORY OF CHARIEMAGNE. with a
Sketch the State and History Of France ffora The Fail
ef the Roman Empire 10 the Rise of the Caroyngian
Dynasfy. eve cefh. Price 81 so, = 4
NTEBUHR'S HISTORY OF ROME Epomized for the
Use Of Colleges aud Schools by Twiss Syo extra cloth
9TH Chronological Tables and an Appendix Price s2
THE WAVERLY GEMS. series OF GA exquisite Steel
Engravnss and illustrations of Incidents and Scenery
IN Sir Walter Scots Novels Turkey CLOTH extra gill,
DR. HUGH Lev EssAY on the Larynssmas % stfidu nU
los Or Cfouphke Inspirations of Infants. etc. svo.
rHE D0cf0R s,c BY Robert sopshey. edited by his
son Al. law r. w. WaFtes, b. ID. Price "a 50.
MEMOIRS II The Life Works and Correspondence of Sir
William Temph. Bart. by the Right Hon. Thomas Per.
=, ssg%yins % Ccnstensy vols 8vo. Price - So,
GLEIG's MEMOIRS Of Wauer Hsstines- vols sso,
KIsEv INV sICSs MoNpEp%1s net s'ssi9E spSh Pce ss
Remarkable and Fccentc Charatsfs. including Curos-
ities Of Mature and Art vols Svo 124 curious plates
extra cloth. Published at "a a. Price 81 50,
LAW6ON'S HISTORY of the Episcopal Church of
Scotland, from the Reformation to the Revolution 6vo
$50 pages, cloth. Pnce u IS. ap9 81
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CLEVELAND
WA T e r G URE STA Bills HMEN NJ

CLEVELAND =
WA T r. @ URE ia B is II M T
THE Subscriber has erected in the immediate vicinity of
lone 81 aIS Parni who Sn1n may
IL as ands1
f e Was1 az bs 81 the Of Deas
abundant; some Of the Springs are very eold-one in
which % s the thsnomsss stands at ~ Fahrenbst in Sum
attendance An Patients are qaed to furnish three Com
one coarse Linen sheen ha sy Ss %
pieces of Linen Cotton for HANDBAGS and SIX Towels
msn i SUBSCRIBER ,snds ss the aoeaton OF his establish
ften second to nome +. 90 =
Patients should bear in mind. that as the restoring Of
ne be mads spet With them Everything else should
All communications must be postpaid. e.
Cleveland Ohio 1sis.i T. NJ ~ fs,s fopeto. s i,w
StSSyfs Psssn, sMToynsc MooS las Cal Stoves,
~ hsga. fa HE st9ses n most improved patterns. suta "a
Fancy high COs Stoves or Basooas looms. etc ete
Sommnrnn Stoves nine and ten plate Stoves ~
Furnaces Copper and Bfass Preserve Kettles different sizes
ooHIpesI oI2es Mann Md,aaG Pa.sa. PPames yv Tq Pumps
very general assortment Of Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Bias and Britannia Lamps ,sn and fes Candofs adR
Bias. Britannia and Japanned spittoons;
jail and Steamboat Lamns Of different sizes:
Britannia Tea and Cofiee-Pots,
Bntannia Soup Tureens, Of different sizes;
Copper. Iron and % Fin - Tea. Ketsiss < d ss.ps'
church's Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
Ny Own Patent n stov-, !. ,hs mos, ;,,n,o.s
bum wood Cocns '1s Raness me improved pan to
American Air tst Cooking Stoves for wood or coal on
BE-: Rotary Ranges. wood Or COAL of different sizes
Emp Sn s, Gssoo.es q different sizes and patterns
as H. 6EvGRESx Hef; Sssss SosDisssIss SSias ss ETC.
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- FOUND SPECIFICS al
fort the cure of GonOrrhGa,
elect. Structures, Venereal
diseases, etc. etc.
Untiring research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice. have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepara-
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletiei
fearlessIy hazard the asser-
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualed. either for their
curative properties or for
mildness, safety and cey-
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$50 REWARD.
81 AV E ID e r OF.

TT Slave Yard and Boardinc. .House 1so es,,v;sr
street second door from Carondelet.
HooSME SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
Sa Snnss ravoa6e terms The building large
attention will be paid to the health and cleanliness Of All
sn fard. p4tf
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DAILY qREsCENT.
rARApuRAsE OF noRAcE's ODE TO PYRRHA.

What lover.boy his slender ffams displaying n
Fashions last mandate to the world Of dress:
With lust breath of peffume round him slraying
To telI Of sweets that BARRIERS hands impress
In parlor dim his poon-day visit PAYNE,
Now clasps thee Jessie In dear Cares
For whose delight those yellow nngIets streaming
In golden, clusters negligent andfr
In beauty that De'er cost one moment 3 scneming'
bnf seems al stolen from simplicity!
Aiss poor dog ne 'er in his bsses dreaming =,
Thou'lt change than any breeze more suddenly
Fen whilst he hangs in transport Ger his treasure.
And folds thee TO his fond confiding preast,
And numbers DER his future hours o. pleasure
The br0k en- vows, caprice's o'erheaped measure,
He'll mourn whilst storms on eyery hand invest
Wretched the man before whose dazzled vision
Thv beauay, not thy character appears
Me- menI,ry guards and for my safe tuiion,
These mimic storms upon her tablet IeaIsS-a;,. IeaIs-a
There was wreck "a, and scapng then perdIton
Now thank the gods who rescue marIiers.
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Lightning-ROdS on Scientific Principles.
RETAIL HARDWARE
And HOuSe.Ru51dfng Maferfa 1s.

u facturers ali kinds of FANCY HARDWARE "a
BUILDING MATERIALS, House Furnish ~ ~
ing Goods Guns, Pistols, ETC., etc., which he ~ II
ofen at low prices, and invites his friends and W
1.-THE mechanics of New Orleans 10 call and examine
AIsos fine assortment of the most celebrated makers OF
FISHING TACKLE Rods, Hooks. Siukefs Lines Nets
etc. The undersigned also requests the attention of the
citizens OF Neyh Orleans to the beautiful article Of IRON
WIRE RAn.lNG, for Balconies, Window Shutters,
Gntes. and almost every article for the of Building
which must from its utility and beauty take the place OF
every other article in the line of railing for Enclosures Gal
Jees and Fences for Tombs Being made entirely BY ma
Chinery, be furnished at much less price than the
cast hand ght Railing The undeuigned having
bees appointed Sole Agent for the South invites his friends
to call and examine the specm No. As Chares street,
whsFe orders will be received for any quantity required
less than the price for wood railing. :
mhN # VIM A. BEECHER. 4s Charres st.
THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERs
YNHE undersigned woud respectfully inform the public
i Il that he has now in successful operation 09 -
1ine new STEAM FERRY, running from lsk@aS3tslf
the City Of New Orleans TO Algers from day
light until o'clock, The Boat leaves this CITY from
ne wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
sice the Poufcharrain Railroad landing in Algiers sho
Gance above the Beevlle Iron Works The laudiua on
each side well arranged and safe and sure exit and en-
always obtained The are the same as those
chaged by the other Ferries Also shipmasers and Others
Wishing 10 60 to the Point will find large and Councillors
kim CONSTANTLY plying between the Government wharf
Swheas the 0mnbuses stop) and Theirs Warehouses on
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH
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MARTIN III. DEVEREUX.
MANUFACTURES OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet-1rOn & Crate Business,

GRATES of Brass, Russia OF Berlin Iron, of any a
~ pattern size. to suit the Fire place ManteI
STAIR and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR STA -
boarding houses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES to suit
B. Pam ana Bonsed PYRAMp %
SUI sun - S5nIches Halls or Public Rooms: Smal! DO for Off
ces OF counting rooms. Ship and Steamb CA BOOS ES
IRON NO to 3, for coal OF wood. STOVE-PIPE of all
sizes and pnt up Bath Heaters, Stills, Worms Sugar La
NB-Bnilders and Others in want of Crates Tin Cop.
per Pipes or Cutters will find TO their advantage to call
An REPAIRS promptly attended to at
fylu No. 20 Tchoupitoulas ST., New Orleans