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Or. OloHseHd-Dear Sir: | have suffered terribly for
sine yean with the Rheumatsm considerable Of the time
could not eat sleep walk. had the utmost distressing
pains, and my limbs terribly swollen. have used
bottles OF yonT EaBapanla and they have done
than one thousand dollars worth of good. bet
te-lndeed am entirely relieved You at liberty use
this ioT the benefit Of the afflicted. XOun, respectfully
Laa-n L-r-.E
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This i5 only of than four thousand cases o
Rheumatism that DR.. TOwnsend'I SanapnHa has cured.
The most and chronic weekly eradOated By
its extraordinary virtues
James Cummings Esq. of the assistants the Luna.
tic Asylum Blackwe'I Inland, is the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

- FOR CALIFORNIA
SMITH u BROTHER. 3 2 Common st
HAVE FOR SALE-SADDI,ESs Ditsble foT tEo.. ~
Il ing 70 California cheap and good go
BHS,lll1Ik1ES, Bits, stiuups, Saddle Bags and
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and
escTpuon among them may be found Caps, Coats Cape
IaTpaullns, Tents, Clothing Bags, etc etc ~
At the sign Ofthe GOLDEN Saddle So Common
80 - SN'I I'm
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NE subscriber has been t. great expense in procuring
and packing, well assorted, in bundles Of rs eaoh for
this Market a few thousand PEACH TREES from -.
one OF the oldest and best Nurseries in NewJsrsey. US
Ihese Trees OF large growth, from to ten feet
hgh one year from ga of the approved kinds that
are raised in the States Of Delaware and NewJersy for ne
fhHaaeiphla and NewYOrk markets. A number of them
nave been carefully selected from the eeebasd Orchard OF
Reeves y Hidgway, Wilmington, Del The greatest
care has been observed in taking them i0m the grou6d h
Their roos qniuu1ed and packing them so that they
viii arrive in excellent condition.
Any person wishing mOTe bundles can have them
Well taken care OF on their arrival here by having the roots
paCsu In Inc ground, TILL they ready to receive them
Ihey VIII probably arrive about the1st of December Or.
sep26 2m VIM p NoI. "A I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

Ih3se that initiate Dr. Townsend's Sanaparia have in
VdDy called the stuff great ReHedy for Females ETC.,
and have copied bills and Circular Which relates To ne
complaints OF women, word for word-OheT men who put
~ medicine have, since the great Dr. ToWnsendE
3atsapala IN complaints incident females recommended
9elIs although previously they did not number Of these
mixtures Pills, etc, injurious females as they aqga-
Vate disease, and undemine the oonstitution. ~
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Dr., Townsend having tested SIS ssnSpals in oasss
OF Fits Of recommended it, and surprised
% receive the following from Intelligent aAd respectable
Farmer Of WeItohestaT oouatY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

- BOOT MANDATORY,
VIE undersigned calls the attention OF the New OTleans
public e By Select and EashiaVabe y7ssOrt. TsaH
meat Of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured "a
solely BY himself Gentlemen desirous Of having "A
their Boots and Shoes made TO 6t-Of elegant ma. ~
tesl, and IN sTYLR-wOud do well by calling on The
undersigned. Oork-sole, and Double-sole WATER
PROOF BOOTS made TO order.
% On E. O'SULLIVAN, 70 st. Charles street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

VIE UndeHHgne1 is constantly mnnufupf1ripg and b,,
of sale a very superior article Of vi NEG r. rf-
When ne wall guhTe ntse TO improve by age and -A
Win deliver It, tres of charges, in any par N
me city or l49iaystte at the following reduced
70 SUIT times viz ButI so gallons % So Barre
- gallons, %; BaIrelI 40 gallons cent 8 gslIop ~
's discount made to Wholesale customer
X line lToppsd in the Postofce will he ,lIv
tttended to. laps til John H. WE'RE
DOrnaT Common and Maaia Onnnata Charity Hosp;t.l
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FEMALE MEDICIiNyEBl' DOIA1A' ~

DI. IOWuEsudH EBIEap H8 sovereign and Fpeady oufs
tQE ncpient Contumpton Bercn Polapsut Uter OF
E9iaR Of the Womb, Gogtlvene1E, Piles LeuchOnhna on
shel obtTucied or difficult MeEftTuaOu InccntpenCe
o. OLne OF Involuntary discharge thereof sHd for the general
Pr0sti0n OF the syate-nO naeT whether the result 81 in
hesn cause causes produced By uegulaty neI or &C.
cehb Nohng can be more IuTpT6nE than its rauR
eeGu on the human frame PeuOnE all weakness and ai.
ntude ron taking 1t al once become robust and full Of en-.
efgy uudeT its Influence. Ii immediately counteac II
EsIyee''ne OF the female frame whch the great Oaur on
narennet II will not be expected Of caaes OF 30 de
oate nature to exhibit certificates Of performed but
we car assure the afflicted that hundreds OF casel have beeS
reported 70 us IhousHnd of where families have hen
without children, after using few bottles Of this invaluable
modone haTe been helled with 6ne, healthy oiprnF
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q q q q va II d. -

THE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIFR"
- Is new article Of English invention and now first in.
IOdueed into the United States. This Filter is made of
peculiar kind oil st0ne which performs the percOlaOn with
greater apdity than other discovered 1t cyn
gallons per day Il rapidly dissngages maerof every kind
held IN suspension and renders the beautifully pure
and hmpd, and from its peculiar construction is partcu
larry ADAPTED TO purifying the Mississippi This Filter
Of the most useful inventions OF the day. It's smp
city OF construction its duTabiltyno maher how impure
or muddy the water may ba never falling SIMPLY Of pure
water without trouble the speedy removal Of all deete-
nous matter its Applicability TO be placed Water Rutts
Tanks, Cstens Ponds Reservoirs, particularly recon-.
mends l. 10 the notice Of Hotels ROarding Houses Steam
boats, Ships, Private Families, Offices ETC.. for all of which
there sizes suitable. Several of them have already been
pat up m the city and country and found to answer every
expectation. They now. be operation at my
store, where persons invited call examine Them If
not with view of buying, a curiosity.
ALEXANDER HILL,
HepI5 Hnnra EnFnshina gtnna e fInr,n a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

Dr. TownSeudB SaHaparila Is uneanaled in .ys of III,
ClS and Fever and Agus The following letter only ont
Of the hundreds that have received from the South anC
West Of like character:
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Saddle, Harness and Trunk ManufacfoTv.

TOHH MlLLAR. No. loT ST. CH8RIES Stro.t
= Corner Of Grod street, respectfully informs OK
ne cltiHens Of New Orleans and Planters Of Lou. A
sana, that ne IS prepared tn Manufacture and RI ~
furnish az articles in the above line and has con.
THS \ m stanty On-hand a good assortment Of & n
f5sF44H4 T -T4 pI4ES, BRIDl, Els MARTING a rs
,gENMRW y HNWHiPS, SPURS and HARNESS. III
eisa-A AzAJeyery kind MILITARY SArI1T rs
B5yO ny IEkSi PAIk-SADDLES VALISES and Hon
B1ES-aI which will sell as low as those who impoH
mem an1 Naant them TO be goOd-whe they ana All
Of the CRESCENT CITY manufacture ''''' ''' oil
shOt notice. - "'N : 'eue luIhIsneG at
dispatch. y" VII" Hea!;nSsS ahu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

.~ryr,,, n ATH s! BATHS!
VIE PQBLlC is respectfully informed that the splendid
I, BATHS, recently erected Exchange Alley corner
81 1lenYlle street. The Barh ROor1s
Tor HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are we'll iikbtad
and admirably ventilated, expense having been ei
5 the proprietor to makehem complete in an their datss
The proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY b FAITHS
g now erecting Bath Rooms on CONT STREET. near
The corner of DAUPHINE on the ste formerly tnoty o.
the NePouy Baths, which, when completed viii excel in
magnlcenee Establishment Of the kind now in ms ci
and where HOT, COLD, SHOWER, VAPOR Ann
MEDiCAIED BATHS can be had at all times fTOm (
clock A. M ~ III CLOCK P Hot, Cold or Shower
oaLn, / TWENTY-FIVE tents iy20 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE. INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL S300o00-al paid in. Surplus $4,000
y Jas. WALKER, Seo'y,. jas. a. PORTER, Pres
The operations Of this Company for IL years has been
confined alone and exclusively 10 Underwriting
River, Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted. W. B. PARTEE, Agent,
mh26 " Office No 30 Camp strset Nav OrIsann
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q ALL WHoM- TT MAY ooNoBRN=
FURNITURE. MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH

=
ING MATERIALS At Auction Prices
II, above POydras-Keeps constantly
on hand q good assortment Of NEW - D
AND SECONDHAND FURNI. - fA
TGRE, Curled Hair and Moss MA &ta31a1--aaA
TRASSES, made of the best materials which he dis
posed TO sell az low be bought at auction for cash
HEPAIRlHG of Furniture and Mattresses, and all kinda
OF JOBBlN done at short notice and by the BEST work
90 New and Second hand Furniture bought etc, ETC.
WE 8m D. MotHITCHEON 1903 ST Charles at.
SADDLERY AND NDIA.RUBBER GOODS
ca We have on hand large assOrt- CTTHFSS<
k ment of all kinds Of 4A=AA4
- India Rubber Goods, lfTNAFS - MA
: suitable for persons going to NAaa4azA-AzAS
California, such Beds, Pillows Blankets. Ieeeips.
SoakE Pouches Water Tanks and Bottles, Drinking Cups
bagst India Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
- A eomplets stock of SADDLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS. at Wholesale and Retail at the Lowest market
prices ~ Country Merchants and Ssddlen can be sUp.
piled with article in line ~ Orders put IN
with care. ]. A. HORTON & CO.,
au1 dNW 58 Common st. and II Canal Rt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

I-41IN7
This extract Of samapslR been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints No female who ba5 resso1
70 fqpp9f she approaching that critical period The tum
81 lie, should neglect TO take certain preventive
for any Of the numerous horrible diseases 10 which femsS
ere subject at this time Of lie Thin period may be delsyed
QT several yeen by using thu medicine Nor eas vaua.
pc io those who approaching womHnhOOd a. il cal.
coaed to assist nature by 1uckenng the blood and nvFo
anE the system. Indeed this medicine valuable fnT an
the delicate diseases to which subject Il braces
he whole system rsneWa permanently the natural energs
~ removing the Impurities Of the body far stimulg
ing a. TO produce ubseQugnt which the case
most medicines taken tOT female weakness and disease
using few bottles of this medicine many severe asd psipn
surgical operations may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

DR. MENSTNG, Dental Surgeon,
IL ANlhG returned to the CITY of New Orleans from his
Il a tour in the North and East, 10 prepared GO
70 perform all operations appsrtaining to the
TEETH and has become acquainted with VI 49, ~
the best mode OF operating approved by the AAIIIJ
College Of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore Nd. His price
Tor operations are In proportion TO suit he times sl6
TooTH-ACHE CURED
" LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. MENSIHG'S
YOOTH-sdCHE ELIXIR, or charge. RS7- Office
CARONDELET STREET, "a door below Girod st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

CIeaRSe and StTcRgh6R. C09sAfHptlgH ca @ eared.
RTORchitis, Consumption, Liner Complaint, Colds
Catarrh Coughs ASTHMA Splitting Of Blood, Soreness
Of the Chest, Hectic Flush, ght Slge0s, Difficult
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15
GREAT BLESSING ro MOTHERs Lrn fHIInREn

N-NLft4 blAEc1lr'a TO MOIHEhS AND CHILDREN
II ia the safest and eeotua medicine for purifying
system and relieving the suferngs attendant upon child
D ever discovered. II CITIZENS both the mother and the
ehq prevents pain and disease increases and enTches The
oop those who have used it think ldispenSable II Is
mighty useful both before and after confinement a Ue.
vents diseases attendant uponchildbirh: in cosvene piles
cramps swelling Of the feet dependency heartburn voms
ing, pain in the back and joints false pains hemorb lge
and ID regulating the secetOns and eQuazing the eli sus
on has equal The virtue of this medicine ia IL
always safe, and the most delicate and successful;
very few cases require any other medicine some little
castor oil magnesa is useful Exercise in the omen ali
and light food with this medicine will always insure ale
and confinement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-15

Uaf1 WiHIoaVe Nav UTIaanG and CanOlltO1 eVeTT
hour sitter o'clock on Sundays, if the weather is fair
~ The Lafayette Home Cam will leave ever rs minute
from the oOrnetof BarOnns and Canal SITS. mayl2-6m
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

ma q. MEY Err, No. 100 carr Itreet Watoh- -
W. maker and dealer in JEWELRY1 GOLD ASR5A
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES, H -
An Iawelry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices mlSss
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE

Is published every Friday, at Salem, Coium-
Diana Co., Ohio, by the Executive Committee
of the WESTERN ANTI-SLAvERY Society
and is the only paper in the Great Yves,
which advocates secession from pro-slavery
governments and pro-slavery church organi-
nations. y is Edited by BENJAMIN s. and ].
ELIZABETH JONES; and while urging upon the
people the duty of holding "No un'oi with
Shareholders" either in Church or Safe, as
the only consistent position an Abolitionist
can occupy, and as the best means for the de-
.struction of slavery it will, so far as its linn
its permit, give a history Of the daily progress
of the anti-slavery cause-exhibit the policy
and practice of Shareholders, and by facts and
arguments endeavor TO increase the zeal and
activity of every true lover of Freedom. In
addition TO its anti-slavery matter, it will
contain general news, choice extracts, moral
tales, &c. 1t to be hoped that all the friends
of the Western A~nti-Slavery Society-all the
advocates of the Disunion movement, will do
what they can TO aid in the support of the
paper, by extending its circulation. You
who live in the West should susta' l the pa
per that is published in your midst. The
Bugle is printed on an imperial sheet, and
subscribers may take their choice of the fol-
lowing
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01
TERMS.

$3.50 per annum, if paid within the fis 8
months of the subscribers year.
If paid before three months OF the year has
expired a deduction of 25 cents will be made,
reducing the price to $l,25.
q. If payment be made in a advance, or on the
receipt of the first number, so cents will be
deducted, making the subscription but 81.
To any person wishing to examine the cha
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months, for so. cents in advance to u 9TH
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az No deviation from these terms.
~ We occasionally send numbers to
those who are not subscribers, but who . e
believed to be interested in the dissemination
of anti-slavery truth, with the hope that they
will either subscribe themselves, or use their
influence 10 extend its circulation among their
friends.
az Communications Intended for inser-
ton to be addressed to the Editors. All 9th
ers to the Publishing Agent, JAMES BARNABY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01

AN ExAMPLE.-The advocates of the
killing Of Washington Goodo insist upon
it that il is necessary that the man should
be strangled as an example to society.
If this is really so, we should like 10
know by what rule Of consistency the
man is 10 be killed in so private a man.
ner that ven these people who live in
the immediate vicinity of the Jail yard
are TO be deprived of the influence of
such a salutary lesson as it is said the
execution will furnish. If chokeing this
man is 10 have a beneficial effect upon
society, then society ought to have tho
privilege of seeing him choked. The
execution ought 10 be on Boston Com.
mon; the schools should all have a ho!i-
day; and the Rev. Father Taylor. who
has prepared the man for heaven, ought
TO be commissioned 10 cut the drop and
send him there. If killing people is
Christian business, then the best Chris
iians ought 10 be the masters Of all such
ceremonies.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01

ct, and was succeeded by others, even
more terrible in character, and too shock
ing for detail, which continued until dca.h
closed the scene.-AiJdny Express.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01

AWFUL ScENt!-A day or lwo ago, we
saw a raving with the deicrium
tremenS. She was young, handsome and
a mother! An uncomfortable passion for
intoxicating drinks soon made a hell of a
once happy home, drove Il kind hearted
husband and father TO despair and death,
and brought the wrctched mother and her
two young boys 10 the degradation of
public shame and street ~bcggary. Her
rawlings were terrible. She lancied her
self a fiend in pcrdilion, compelled by a
superior power Of darkness TO thrust her
children into fierce flames, and hold them
there ill their bodies were burned 10 Il
crisp! Her description Of what she saw
in her madness, and Of what she faucied
she was obliged TO do, were awful and in.
dcscribable. Occasionally the wrelched
being would fly 10 the farlhcst corner of
the room, uttering piercing screeches of
agony, and pressing the palm of her
hands oyer her eyes in a vain attempt 10
shut out the horriG spectacle presented to
her distorted vision. Then, as if impel.
led by an irresistible power, she would
rush forward, clutching wildly at what
she thought to be her children, and with
loud oulcries, plunge them again and
pgain into the furnace Of fire, mingling
horrid curses and imprecations with the
mosttouching and feryent prayers. This
hallucinalion haunted the miserable crea-
lure long after she was rendered power
less by the restraints Of the straight jack
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01
Beware of American Land JObbers.

TOMe Ediior oftAe Examiner and Times.
SIR,-I desire, through your widely
circulated paper, 10 warn the public "a
gainsi being, under prolcnce of alfording
facilities 10 cmigrants, deceived by u sci
of adventures, who having Obtained pos
session of great tracts Of land in Texas,
are now using the English press to make
the tide OF emigration flow TO their acres.
Texas has not one single qualification
which Illinois and Iowa does not pos.
sess; and il has the CURSE OF SLAVERY
enlailcdupon it. 1t was iniquitously ''an-
ncyed," expressly in order that it might
become n marker for the slave-brcedirg
States Of Virginia and Kentucky. Iet
the working man be especially on h.s
guard. Lab0Mr is not honoured in o1y
Of the STARE States. The mar who works
with the slave, shares in the slaves der
radiation. My advice TO all emigrants is
not 10 buy an inch of land till they sec it.
There is abundance of good land cheap
in the free States, and il is Oniy in The
free states wAcrc property adrances in
rdlue.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01
ARCHIBALD PRENTICE.

The above timely warning we find in
,hc Glasgow (Scolland) ETomjncr and
Times, Many Of our readers will recol-
lect The passages from the letters of Mr..
Prentice, while travelling in this country,
which we copied some months ago, from
that paper; since then they have been
collected I'M volume. but have found no
publisher in lhiscountry-why, the above
letter will explain; Mr.. Prentice speak
loo plainly Of the peculiar Institution
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-06-16

One of the lines of the Chagres Division
having been completed, the parties en-
gagged on the same were sent a few days
since, to seek third line on the Panama
Division.
The two lines across the summit make
the greatest elevation some 40 feet less
than previous examinations. The high
est grade over the summit, on one line,
will not exceed ~ feet per mile, with a
short tunnel; while the other liuc dispen-
ses with the tunnel, but increases the
grade to GO feet per mile.
The total distance from Panama to the
Terminus on the Atlantic is 46 miles.
There will be required only one impor-
tant bridge, all the rest will be small.
The best and most desirable wood can be
obtained on the line for the superstruc-
ture.
The surveys will be finished in four or
five weeks, and if the same energy is ex-
ercised by the contractors ior building the
road, you may expect to see it compile
ted in eighteen months, when | hope to
be Oil my way home, and enjoying a
steam ride across the Isthmus."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-06-16

much longer resist the pressure. Should
this be the case, it will add greatly to the
extent of the calamity, and the conse-
quent distress. as those districts which
would in consequence be overhowed con-
tain very large populations
We hope, however, for the best, and
as the river has fallen two feet and
half since the crevasse was opened, and
still continues to fall without advices from
above of any further rise being on the
way down, we cannot but hope, that the
efforts now making to close the crcvassc,
will be successful. If the river should
fall two or three feet more, of which
there is every prospect, it would render
tia work of comparatively easy accom-
plishment.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-06-16

of the Garita de Belen, and every mem
Der of the regiment will sustain me in this
assertion,
In his eighth, he says / led the two
regiments to The charge. Pray, may
ask, where was Gen. Shields that he thus
passively resigned his command to Lieut..
Reid Again, | repeat, if he did So he
had left his post form the second forma-
ton the Palmetto regiment was given the
post of honor (the right wing) and were
IN advance of the New York regiment in
the charge, which broke the centre of the
enemy @
OF his ninth, can say nothing, only it
is singular. Inever perceived Lieut.. Reid,
when according TO his statement, he was
with the flag of the South Carolina reei-
ment which was in arms length of me
several times during The engagement,
OF his tenth, / can only reiterate, where
was our commander (Gen Shields) who
u for the first time, have heard accused Of
incompetence as to giving orders to his
command ?
OF his eyrloits under the largest gun
at Ohapultepec, l can say nothing.
Will many apologies for trespassing
on the patience of yourself and readers,
l leave Lieut.. Mayne Reid to the enjoy
mont Of his glories, and the consciousness
OF his great modesty.
PALMETTO.
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