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DENTISTRY. &c, 4.


DENTAL 0TIOE,
nR. PEARSON informs his patients he -
- still continues his business at his resi-
denoe1 NO. BARONNE STREET, neaTU FPV4N3H,~A
Canal. AllOpeFatiOns faithfully performed. G|4lIIJ'
His prices graded to suit the circumstances of all.
~. mo connection whatever with Mr.. Ani0ux. o.
W.R. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,
"A Cdr0pdeiet street. Nclo Orleans.
MI ILL perform all operations the FEEGH for their
w Preservation IN the most. scientific
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert *
ed iom one to a whole set, on the mOst( YFv-9,taA
modern and improved principles 1l-l-J
Teeth extracted without the use of ChlOTOiom, and with
but slight pain to the patient.
From long experience in his profession and strict applioa
ION 70 business ne hopes TO merit share of public patronage
AeeEenoe can be given to the most eminent medical men
and surgeon Dentists in the country. OS I'm
DENTAL NOTICE,
hk. PEARSON informs his. patients that be can be
~ consulted daily at his office, from Is -
pfoYements in DENTAL SURGERY, (I Y
are 100 Wen known and ppTeGated 10 require -A1-14J
enuneratng His Block Teeth are particularly worthy the
alteh9an q those requiring artificial ones, His prices are
aenoe. no. BdROyHgRE street, near Canal. az
= ,,,nsn DENTAL NOTICE. .
WESf FraSt,eaz Dentist, 112 St Charles street
the liberal PATRONAGE heretofore bestowed
upon NM would solicit continuance cru FYv+tlN
the same; After practice of twelve years, AA1l1J
both N Europe and the United States and having syaled
himself OF all the late improvements he feels confident that
he viii give satisfaction those who may favor him with
j. w. would CALI particular attention TO his improved
method OF nseFng Teeth Gold Plate Persons requiring
such would do well to call and examine specimens All his
opeelons VIII be warranted the best of workmanship and
maea and to give satistaeOn TO those who may patron.
re MIN w. refers to the following gent emen who have
hhonored him with theiE patronage:
Professor ;Mophy Sykes & flgde, Robson q Allen
Professor DlHlltry, StuTges & Wight, etc. etc.
Office and residence No liz St. Charles street near the
corner OF PoydTas. jy3l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-24

ENIRE BRICKs-3O 0G0 English Fire Bricks for sale by
II OILS JOHN STROUD Co, las Common St.
CtEMENT-S0O bbls Newark and R0sendaie landing
~ from ship I.ehigh for sale by
OILS HAYMAN & HOLDEN, 9S Magazine ST.
~ 1000 bbls, in store and for sale by the above.
MARBLE DUsT-l00 bbls. Marble Dust, for sale BY
w ole JOHN STROUD 4 CO., 146 Common st.
4 IME-lOOo bbls Fresh Thomaston Meadow Rock Lime
II landing from bark Clermont, for sale BY
OILS JOHN STROUD & co. l46 Common st.
T ANDING-EX ship VioksbuTg II kegs Orange County
II BUTTER, and for sale by
OILS CHARLES sTOUGHTOE, "a Camp st.
ID OCK CANDY-8O boxes landing from shin Cham
y plain, for sale by E, J. HART & co
OH IS TchOupitOulaI ST.
GtEMENT-lgOJ bbls Denm8pis. and NeI1o1 & RTCI51T
hosendale Cement in store, landing and for sale By
olo JOHN STROUD & co. l46 Commons at.
E0LASTER PARIS-lOO bbls. W0ihespOOn's LANDING
L from bark St Andrew, for sale by
0l6 HAHMAR & HOLDEN, SO Magazines
Gg- 10 bbs WotheBpOOn's, Kings, Cogginsis and
Newark, IN store and for sale by the above,
n Fire Brick for sale by
x English Northern aud Western Fire Claw In Iois 10
suirpurohsssH for sale by the above.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

VIC maker aud dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD Va
ekN5, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. u a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-24
MADIsOW muse Montqomer

MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.
TNHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage Of the
Il travelling public, confident that he can supply n
the wants Of the transient visiten of Montgomery, as
well any of his competitors. Those going ~
tuning from the North obtain meals all hours suit
theayai and departure of the railroad and tteames
fine fOuT-hOne OMNIBUS constantly in attendance to
passengers to and from the boats to the free OF
charge The accommodations are equal to other esab
5hmen in the town, and being at reduced rate, offer
additional inducements 10 the travelling public. The best
Stewards cooks and servants engaged and pains will
be spared to render the Of vse pleasant anu agreeable
ab20 d&Wly c. A. ABERCROmBIE.
sEAMEN'S TEMPERANCE HOME, MOBILE
17HE SUBSCRIBER who has conducted the Sailors
Il Home in the City Of Mobile ttom its commence f.A
ment TO the present time, has engaged, and EsM
fitting up, spacious Mansion opposite the Market AA-M
which he will open Tor the accommodation of SEAMEN
and the public about the LIST of October He determined
devote his entire and uuceasing energies make the
BEST and the MODEL Of its kind.
Every thing possible shall be done 70 promote the comfort
OF the Seaman, and to give him HOME that shall
his wants in sickness in health.
The best moral and religious influences will peFvade the
Home. II viii be visited frequently by the Clergy of the
City and Of Their number will Chaplain. The
welfare Of the SAILOR viii always be regarded, and he
Will find q friend in J. s. TOWNE,
$50 A SHTPPLNG OFFICE will be attached to the
HOME. Ol9 2wd INV
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VINEGAR BsgABLIsHMRNT

VNHE Undenignedis oonstspty manufaoturing and has
Il ioL sale very superior article of VINEGAR, E
which he will guarantee to improve by age and LE9=A
WltdeiVsI il, free of charges, in any part of
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced %
prices to suit the times viz Butts so gaOn % 5O Barrels
50galonS, 42 BeIre 40 gallons, cents FallOR lbe
"a dltoOunt made to wholesale euStOmsn.
& line dropped in the POltOfioe will be punotaslIy
attended to, [ap29 til JOHN II. WEBB,
Corner CommUn and MaTas ats opposite Charity Hospital
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-24

"OULD announce to the ozsnI of dis CITY and its
w vicinity that he is prepared attend to all business
in his line entrusted to his DIR. Elliot hopes long
experience as Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large
business, as he spent nine in the Veterinary College
Of France 1--WE years Prussia and the last five yearE
this city with great success The Doctors charges are from
81 to $40 upon durable disease-advice gratis
A The Doctor is to be found at all hours Of the day
and night at I4ttersails Stables, st. Charles street.
~ FAMILY HORSES, well broke always on hand
and for sale. ala 6n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-24
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory

TOHR MlLLAR No. 1o1 ST. CHARLES Street
y Corner of CirOd street, respectfully informs On
i citizens en-. Of New Orleans and Planters of Lou;
uTnIh all articles in the above line and has con.
CNTS MN stantly on hand a good assortment of SAD.
se43IA1=A4={4 DIES, BRIDES, MARTINGALES
laB1Atst u AgAWHlPS, SPURS, and HARM ESS Of
ssals9 sAsAgAJeyeiy kind I; MILITARY SADDLES,
HOLSTERS, PACKSADDLES, VALISES and HOB.
BLSS-al which will sell as low as those who import
them and warrant them to be as goOd-Whie theyaTe All
Of the CRESCENT CITY manufacture - 49,
" Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished at
IhOTt notice.
,R ,REPAIRING attended to with neatnesu and
dEpateh. iVi96m
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NEW ORLEANS = OARRoLLroB RAII,RoAI


~ The Gam willlsave New Orleans and Canoltou ever
hour after O'Clock on Suhdayt If the weather fair
~ The Lafayette Hone Cam will leave every Is minuti
from the corner of RHroRne and Canal Tta msylS-Sm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-24

AZ Joseph Matets Soteehouse, near the Sugar Refinery
q. 1OmRissfeHgCfs-JOh Cook, jacques CLnrbOnnst II
M Coron' Clerks-n; Daon, Numa TIsm6
VIM. q. TOAiPKINS, President
APPROVED l5th October, 1893
Ssigned .,o A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
n uue copy Olo te a. ST. CHRAE, Clark
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-24

Z Merchants, from different sections Of the country
give the meSt h1ernE Of the universal pOpuaTT
anu fieSsy OF Dr. Dayis3s Syrup, under their notice
NUMBER OF them, witnessing virtues have regularly sold
on condition that if il did give satslactOn the price
should be returned and Of them has had any appca
Aon TO return the money This speaks volumes favor Of
me MEDICINE We append few extracts from orders az
Samples OF those in frequent receipt Of as well OF
verbal accounts we frequently heari
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-24

DT DayissSyup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my expert
ence OF us beneficial effects in my have been
for time subject attacks Of splitting Of blood at
tended with weakness Of the breast and uneasy sensation
at the stomach, accompanied with dyspepuc symptoms
Last spnng having an attack of H. recommended by
an acquanICe who had been cured By Dr. Davss Syrup
70 tfy IT, did So and relieved BY il less than Ope
bottle. lts apparent good effects were Immediate
joan \. ORAM. Ladies', shoemakeL. 70 Race St
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Union Mutual Insurance Company,

NO So WALL ST, NEW YORK,
i NSURES on the Mutual pnncple-1oit6Out personaf
Il AdbuHV-havng Cash Capital paid in Of
500, 900.
assurances made against loss and damage by Fire and
Marine Risks and Risks Of Inland TRANSPORTATION and
Navigation, at the lowest established rates.
II The Profits Of The Business l5tEg be divided be-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-24

AT Hampers Coffee house. corner Of Toulouse and Old
l4eree Streets. COMMITS siaRerB f. Maxent BENJAMIN
Van Ostern. J. p. KainpeT ClerkS-Gustaye Jaquet L
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
State Cos,vention.

We would direct the attention Of the
democracy Of Iowa to the call published
by the Democratic State Central Commit
tee in another column for State Conven-
ton to be holden in this city on the 2S,h
Of June next. The main object Of the
convention, as will be seen BY the call, is
10 nominate candidates for President, Sc
,rctary and Treasurer Of the Board Of
ubic Works. 1t j. highly important
that these Offices should be filled with good,
true and practical democrats--men no:
merely bearing the name Of democrats,
but snch also as viii practice upon, and
carry out the doctrines Of democracy in
their official acts. Unless we DO this j; is
in vain for us to preach democracy.
1t is also importan: that full attendance
should be secured, in order to arrive a,
correct conclusions as to public sentiment
in different sections of the State, and TO
compare notes as to the effect which emf
grafton andimmigration are likely 10 have
upon the relative strength Of par,ie. in the
State, so that action and effort may be d.
rected IS the circumstances Of the case
may require.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
"A Lady soiaK to California. -

We are somewhat amused BY seeing
occasional paragraphs with the above head
ing in eur eastern exchanges; as though il
were in any way singular or out Of the
course OF things for al American lady 10
follow her husbands or her lovers for
tunes. through whatever dangers, reverses
or prisations they nigh, happen to lead
HMM short, 10 elesve to him through
the storms of adversely. (if he must and
viii encounter them, as we'll as in The
sunshine Of prosperity. We have seen
more or less females on their way through
this city to California nearly every day for
the las, ten days-souae q these ladies,
too, who bear the evidence of cultivated
rehnemen. in their address and converse
ton.
Our eastern friends of the press would
cease to be sstcnished at "a lady going to
California did they tu, know, ,ha, hen
4 real western girl does take liking 10 a
man. she loves him with her whole soul:
she does nothing by halves. A lady 60
ing to California" forscoth. Now, not 10
say that we would allow a wife OF ours
ii we had enc, and were wild enough
ourselves TO attempt the journey to &C
company Us TO Coliiornis, we should feel
very much inclined to suspect. either tina,
we were a poor husband or ours a very
poor wife. if she were net determined 10
follow and share our fortunes. whether
they led Us to California or TO the end Of
the world.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
Califernia Emtxrasion.


The waters having somewhat subsidized,
the FIRST waves Of California emigration
have set in, for the plains. The first
teams that have crossed the Iowa River
for 'ahe land Of Ophir" At this point, pass
ed through this city two week. ago to-day.
Since that tim. eighty three teams have
crossed. The cry is 'sstill they come, =
and thicker and faster. This point being
only On branch route, and north Of the
main line Of emigrant travel, we had no,
anticipated seeing much emigration through
here. In fact, from accounts received
from points lower down on the Mississip-
pi, we are led to the belief that what we
see here is mere drop in the bucket
But even thus early in the season and ou'
Of the main route of travel, as our town i.
it is filed dsily with teams and emigrant.;
and SO great appears to be the hurry 10 ar.
rive first at the Ell Dorado, that we have
seen races take place to be the foremost
to arrive at the ferry.
From passengers and exchanges both
from the upper and lower Mississippi
we learn that the steamboats, are crowded
with emigrants. their teams and wagons
who are going up the Missouri, 10 take ,
fresh start from the head quarters on that
river. We also learn that there are many
thousands of emigrants already congrega-
ted there; and that supplies have in con-
sequence become quite scarce upon the
Missouri. Whether the latter portion o.
the above information is in any way more
wathy of credit than similar reports cir.
cusated farther east relative to our own
immediate neighborhood, we cannot say
4. any rate, considering the large number
of emigrants already ahead On the road
We will venture safe peiee Of advice tc
those who are coming after: viz: to re-
main In the older counties near the Mis-
sissippi until the gaass starts, or they are
sure OF obtaining supplies further on.
Most OF the wagons which have passed
through til, city appear to be well provi-
ded for he trip. They average abOu,
three yokes of oxen to each wagon, but a
few horse and mule teams have gone
through.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04

TGov. Mcdowell. of Virginia. de-
ivereda speech on Friday. in the house, Of
congress, which moved that body so much
that they suspended the hour rule. and
listened TO the speaker for three quarters
of an hour longer. 1t WAS upon state
government. for California. Many mem
bers weps, md among them Mr.. Speaker
Winthrop more than once gave way 10
his feelings in food Of tears. Accord
ing 10 q Washington writer.
For a quarter Of an hour after he had
concluded, 50 great was the sensation in
the hall TIA, no business was done. The
committee then rose: but, on motion. the
house again went into committee. and Mr..
Putnam made speech. The members
went TO dinner al three, with the under
standing tia, there would be speeches
made for Buncombe until late hour to-
night
l never in nv life heard such speech
as sha, Of Governor Mcdowell. | will
not attempt to describe it. Nr. -. q
whig member. remarked 10 ne al its con-
elusion, when his face was still wet with
tears. On seeing - attempt 10 get the
door: .sWeil, who would have though,
that a man smart enough to &c, to Congress
IS - fool enough to want to follow such
a speech IS tia, jus. delivessd:'h
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
To Califor.i.. L migrants.

Some othcious persons have circulated
reports. both in the northern and southern
portions OF the State, to the effec, tina: sub
sistence, Especially corn and cats, was
unusually scarce and dear upon this por-
ton OF the route 10 California. Emigrants
from Wisconsin and northern Illinois have
consequently been induced to avoid this
route. We wish to correct these false re-
ports BY stating the. any requisite quanii-
~ Of supplies needed by emigrants going
to California. can be had in all the settled
parts Of Iowa. There are individual far
mers al over the country who have on
hand their thousands OF bushels of corn
each, which they are ready and anxious
10 dispose Of In ,hi. part of the State
corn and oats can be had in country ans,
town at from fifteen to twenty-five cents
Per bushsl.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
The HIeH Tariff PARTY AN OBso-

THE HIeH Tariff PARrr AN OBso-
LrrE Ipr..-The Hartford Courant. a
whig paper, publishes the letter of a cor
respondent, "a distinguished gentleman
in Massachusetts," advocating Abbot,
Lawrence as secretary oil the treasury
The writer makes the following admission.
which is important to manufacturers and
others advocating high tariff. SIS show
ing what the prevailing sentiment is in
New England
"fhs fact uneues,ionably is that Mr..
Lawrence. however he nav have favored
former tariffs aud the protective system Of
iomer days. is no' high tariff HaaH- The
day Of high tariffs has gone by. They
have done their work; they have given us
the reqi>ite skill. and concentrated the
capital in such manner upon nanufae-
lures. that the country can now breast CON-
petition with range OF duties not higher
than is needed for revenue purposes
Thsrs is no high tariff party in The country.
The whig parsy-she great body Of New
England manufac,ure<-de nos desire a
scale Of duties higher than the average Of
the present tariff
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
Tie Psrts Of tie Coxafry -The New

Tie PsTfy Of tie Cosafry The New
York Herald, an original and independent
Taylor paper. announces, and bears testi-
nony to this glorious truth; The demo
cratic party original party Of Thomas
Jederson-has, with the the exception Of
the four years Of John Quincy Adams.
and one month under Gen. Harrises sox-
eEzed this country from the beginning ai
the present century to this day. For the
inst time, therefore, in the history Of the
rePablic, the old Federal party, or the
modern Wings, assume power under the
mantle II Gen Taylcr.:
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04

CHoLEsA.-The cholera appears IL
have broken out afresh in St. Louis
Memphis and other :omns along the riv.
er. Late accounts from St. Louis repre-
sen,s it on the increase. Tie Quincy
Wing of late date report. FIVE cases a,
that town. al OF which originated will
persons before their arrival there, and MI
proved fatal. Neglect to attend to The
disease in its FIRST stages IS slledeed a
the cause Of this extreme proportion Of
mortality.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04

A SrER.-The reason is now apparara,
why Gen. TAYloR did not take those
dead letters" from the pest office. Freq
the following it will be preserved that
with the General. opening letter is no.
necessary preparatory business to know
ing its contents:
The President letter ssys-has de-
ternined not to open any letter that con-
tains an application for Office: and, to use
his own words, he would part with his
right hand sooner than fwerre FROM the
decisicc."
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04

DrAocRArIc NrcroR1 AT DErRoIr-
At the charter election on the 9th inst
on the day of the Inauguraiion-s.the dem
ocrats carried their Mayor, is OF the Is
city officers, and large majority Of the
Aldermen. Last spring the city srns shig
IN all is branches. CHARLES HowAap is
the Mayor elect, and his majority is lot
far from 300
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04

GIVE are happy to be able TO an
nounce thai the Hon. JAS P. CAsrEroS.
Judge of this judicial district. is SO far
recovered from the indisposi,ion by
which he was partially hindered in the
performance Of his official duties durin-
court week in this city, as TO be again
upon the Bench. His health, however.
is still quite feeble.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04
Public Laws Of the Uniied States
BIZ AUTBoRIrY.
RADICAL


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AsfHovkre January 10. tsss,
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04

SisaHaer at Iora City -The steamboat
Hsrc!d paid our city a visi, asst week.
and took about four hundred tons OF
freight safely out of the river. Captain
MoKSOw appears like polite and obi
sing man, and, we should judge, has
been raised in good society"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04

THAxks.-Our thank. are due to the
obliging clerk OF the steamboat HIRaIr.
for St Louis papers in advance Of the
mail. Cur friend CcssIrr OF the Demo
cratic Enquirer" and T. s. BsrrrI, OF
the steamer Oswego,hase placed us under
obligations TO them for like attentions du-
ring the past week.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-04

Al he township e.eesioa Assa IL this city OF
Aoatay Of tbs ~eek. the democracy were viesori-
cas- BY IN sreraes majority Of about forty. Tie
wings placed - aaoii,ioaisi sal ,~o democrats u
Ga theis ticket: e-s ii ~oz,a 10: 90. BosA Of the
cenccrass. however. acted Ike ,rus ssssserx. for
they NOT saiy rrpusiase. ;Ae bad crn,aay in uA,eh
tsey ~ere place. sgais., saeir wiz. eas voted ,se
eaeas denoS,scs tieke', nd consequently .saias;
tAersesves.