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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

UeWEaO, MiChIgan, Oct. u, ls4T.
Or. I0UHSeHd-DeaT Sir: purchased for my wife
bottles OF yauRpEnA Of your agent MI MCNaiT, OF KRla.
Do2ool try for the Fever and Ague Before bad finish
ed cha inst Ee It appeared 10 the blood and every
othe day when the cs and fever appeared they
yosct and before Fne nd finished the bottle she
rg relieved and she much better than she bird been
bei1s she took the aERe lady that had been very sick
wit ohs and fever, but had broke them with quiuiue arc
weak and dIstrEatuE state and tfC ned
DINGHY with the cake, seeing the effect that ad
wife, she sent and procured few bottles sUd re-
so, her few weeks 70 complete health. Your Hanapa
nls without doubt Uueqpel'ad in diseases incident 10 the
W65 and % think that this cation will le Of
1ss on sat liberty % uEs il aIyuu choose.
FOun, respectfully, CHARLES II. SWAY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

ID, TownsandU Ssnspbila is unequulled in SCI of th
Chla and Fever and Ague The following letter only
Of the hnndrss that have received from the South
West of like character;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

Mr. II; 9. HALL our duly authoriz.d gent during
IVA cur absence from the city HlYT a F0T{ii
HewOi leans, 18th July 1879 Wa
,--.,r,,,,,, AKIN is 3. .....,.,, VAbNlSE
SUPERIOR Couch, CopBl Japan SLACK and Bright
- Vanish, in stoFe and sale b.
SAMUEL LOCKE, 3 and 9 Front I ayea
hetuyaeu usfoF,bnnsa and no. III -.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

'ENHE lNNARIAbLE SUCCESS of these Drops in
a cases OF lmlOency has gained for them celebrity
10 those persons who, by OF yeney self pollution
nave brought themselves Premature impOtenry. invO
untaIy Seminal Emissions, General Debility, Weakness
ana ShTvelng OF the Genital Organs. Nervous Affections
or any other consequences Of unresaned Ohe
sensual PASSIONS these Drops strongly recommended
inns dreadful practice (OnAnism) depression
l9Wness OF spirits with peculiar fits OF melancholy and les
both mental and bodily capacity.
~ The only Agency in the United States is at No 10
GARONDELEr Street. between Canal and Common SITS.
NswOrleans, sign Of the Eseuiapius Statue. 81 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT
I'VE UndeTsignei is constantly manufacturing and het
4 !0rsaea very EIpsrOF article of IHEGAR tsg-rs-
which he will guar Rtse to improve BY age and l-ta
VIII deliver It. Tree Of charges, in any part OF 49,
the city OF Lafayette, at the following reduced
prices TO suit the tines BDlts 50 gallons 93 50 Baue
81 gallons, a3 Barrels 40 gallons, gallon libs.
diseOunt mode tJ Wholesale OusOmeu.
~ line irOppsd in the POst0fhce will be punotaaly
attended 10. CaDG9 til JOHN III WEBR
Corpe Common and MarsiE opposite Charity Hospital
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
GREAT BLESSING ro MOTHFRs Am CHII.nPrn

1t is the safest and sfscuRl medicine purifying
ne y5tsm aud relieving the suengs attendant upon child
Dh discovered. Ii gthens both the mother tha
ed prevents pain and disease increases and enches the
oOdi those who have used il think il ldspensabe II II
highly useful both before and after confinement as it pre
Vonts diseases attendant upOnchdbh in COstiveness piles
cramps swelling Of the tee dependency heartburn Vom.
lung pam IN the back and joints false pains. hemorrh &c
and IN regulating the 5ecretiOBs and equazug the c. ua
On has no equal The great virtue of this medicine
Is always safe, and the most delicate and successful
very lew cases require other medicine some little
castor OIL Or magnetism useful Exercise the open air
and light food with this medicine will always insure safe
and confinement 1888
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

FoHDakM. August 10, lsl7.
DR., T0toRseHd-DsaT ETl have lift'9 gh years
Of 6ge, who mas been several Ysau afcted with Fi't
MED alnOIt everything for her bat WtCut last
although We could End mmen Gati0E il cc1sd
'o ceHe& IKE heu thought, she vsry deiCGe
health, We would give her OF your 5EnspaHE nd are
glad DID for gay restored her 9Th Utthe
1st had 20 return Of the Fla, pleasure
prise She fast neoOmlHE rugged had h6ary for which
We feel Erstefgl. Y0uT respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
MEDICAL.

nR. J. BENsADON-Of6Oe and Residence No. 1877
~ Canal Street. between PhipDa and Circus Hts jy7 On
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

- DIR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon,
MODLp announce to the citizens Of this city and its
w vicinity that he is prepared attend to all business
In his line emit listed his Dr. Elliot hOUes his long
experiences as Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large
business, as he speut nine in the Veterinary College
Of France i've in Prussia and the last five years in
this city with great The Doctors chagsa are from
81 70 slg upon any durable dissase-sdvies gratis.
IL The Doctor B to be found all hours of the day
and night at TaueB8lls Stables st. Charles street
and for sale. sl5 SIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

Keeps constantly hand every thing in his ue-includine
great variety Of LADIES AND GENTL EMENs Doors AND
sHoRs-and will sell at the lowest Cas- Prices. share OF
public patronage 10 respectfully solicited Hp7 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
CrOCkerY, China and Glassware.

p r, FELL & OC.-s4 Common ST., New Dreams
importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail.
SsE Lamps Plated and Britannia Castors Can E7#s
so dlesiCks Table Cutlery jGpanped Walters, 9to i4a
- Goods will be offered at low prices and when u
or the Country, packed in the safest mh22 6n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
NAW oRLsANs o. RROLLToN RAILROAD
"a ga ss7s $50 IS g

DtBOt s0Tasr If BarcEHs sud Psrdiao stsssts.
slaga ticket distance above Pleasant 80 oeatE
lnga uckei for children oveTb AID under Is ysgu 10 -
~ Igke laed) stssss.ss.nst.s 81 20
Halt the above for distance below Pleasant
Servants tglgves ofaay 10 osAtl.
~ Residents Ia Lafayette DRuOltou and vicinity are
Informed that this Company mas fixed uniform rate Of
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars t0-w s5 90
month n advance for either Road aRd for dAnoa
Children half pIoen9 such tickets gven for any other
period than the tiTut to the last of each month
Car. expressly for lsdis5, il each I9iA.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICkLAYER, No. 3 ROYAL STREET,
UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK, such a. the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges, ovens Steam =
BOieEI, etc All work done by tho subscriber will kfgH
be guaranteed, and specimens of his work may be ~
any time. ~
n. Bl-PLAsTERING and WHITEWAsHING doBs
with dNpatch ial9 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02
FEMALE MEBrcfiFSFsN D0IAAN' d.

Dr., ToUnEeHdE SausDHna IA lovercep end speedy euro
2f lncpisrt Co1lumpuop baTTenneE PFoEpBus tsf or
railing Of the Womb, CrtiiyCnrTr Piles Lsvgh1uh0a or
Whittier, cbtructtt or difficult MeEstrUaun tnC1nBsnoe
OF CtIEs OF igvQuntay dlhase hgD and for The general
pfoaHtlOU Of the aYatsun0 matter helHeg gsu
hesatcau o. causes produced By sgusny reI or ac-
odent Nothing UHn be more su7pTEnF than iuviy rHa
eeoa on the human tHme Persons ali weakneEH and
utude, from taking at become robust and fu OF en-.
srsy under tG influence. II immedsdatsy cuuntsrsn h
ssyesnest OF The female frame which he great cans OF
9Arennea 1t will not be expected Of in Of de-
cate nature exhibit certificates Of cursl performed bBt
we car the afflicted that hundreds OF cases have been
reported 70 Th0uEanda Of Ceqe' where families have been
without children after usBE few bottles Of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed With fine, healthy oiprpF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

This extract Of Sanapsns Deep expressly prepared in
reference to female Complaint Nc female no has reaBOH
@ suppose she approaching that critical snod TIE
OF me- should neglect 70 take IT, certain preventive
Tor any Of the numerous hOIhe diseases hch females
2Ie subject this time C Life. Thin period may be delayed
l0i aeyefa yseIt BY this medone Nor eat VRlua.
oe or those who are approaching womanhoOd Is ua-
cuHteQ 20 assist nature BY quick the blood
aing the system, Indeed this medicine invaluable or All
the delicate diseases which sub ect II hrsceS
the whole system, permanently the natural eneFggs
3y removing the impurities OF the body, not far gnuF-
ing as 10 produce guDeQueEt relaxation which the
most medicines taken for female weakness and dsease
using few bottles Of this medicine many revere Rad mi
surgical operation may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-02

Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption can be cured.
bronchitis, Consumption, Liner Complaint, COtds
CataTTh Coughs Asthma Splitting Of Blood Soreness
Of the Chest, Hectic Flush, Night SUeGts, Difficult
PrgfUse ElDeot0rGtOR, Pain an the SIDE, 6e hdUG been
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
Meeting Of the Farmers Club.

A regular meeting OF the Club was held on Tues
day Doth instr L. PELL, Esq ia the Chair.
Mr. Mics presented his usual variety OF extracts
and uansstions on different tOplcs-amoDg them no
tces Of extraordinary fruits and flowers and flourish
ing gardens and skful horticultursts all In old times
mainly In the 10th aud 18th centuries. We have not
space, however, TO copy sny portion of them.
Tho regular subjects of the day were The Relative
Interests Of the Atlantic and Western States 10 Agr
cultural Productonssnd the Relative Sizes OF Farms
TO Population"
Judge VAN WICK thought the first division Of the
question important to future generations than 10
the presentbut he considered thst the Western part
of our country must eventually become the great Gran
ary ssd Cattle Fold Of the rest of the nation that the
West raise the chief Breadstus and Animslsfor con
sumption in the manufacturing dstricts--whe the lat
ter will supply such smaller products as are needed IN
the Western States The Judge thought the Great
West has peculiar advantages for this suppiythe soil
being exceedingly rich, nine tenlhs Of ii sluvs and
requiring not half the care sud labor here bestowed
upon IT, Cattle too. be considered be raised there
much more easily than farther East-the grasses and
pasturage being Infinitely SUPERIOR naturally TO other
varieties in the country and the climate being less &C.
verc comparatively little shelter ia needed and conso
quently there is less foddeDg TO he done Regarding
the relative sizes OF Farms and Population tue Judge
thought that have not the same contracted ideas
here yet that they have ia Europe and considered,
that II Yankee Farms liable 10 be cut ny
into so or 100 acre tracts many OF the heirs thereof
would undoubtedly retire into the country 10 90
up anew. Mr.. Van Wyck also thought we should not
cut up the land the Atlantic coast when there is 50
much unoccuped in the whole Western country.
Mr.. PIKE observed that in his particular locality,
there two farms where there was one twelve
years since. Small farms he considered very great
ev-and thought also, that II would be benefit II the
larger farms wers consolidated.
Mr.. ST. JOHN then took up the story, aud en-
deavored 10 demonstrate that the prices of
destined 10 asurprislng ellinsomuch that forty
yesrs hence Wheat will be shipped from this large aud
fourshng depot for about hgiy cents per bushe Tie
considered 1t the interest of the Eastern States
ufacture and for the Western--but that inter
change Of products between them would be to the
great advantage OF both. He thought also that the
Eastern States will never consume onehalf the pro
ducts Of the West aud that they must lind market In
European consumption
Other gentlemen took part in the discussion,
but nothing of elected aud, after passing
Judgment upon Churn and the ssgaclty OF the FL
ephsnt Ia mixing hay with his food before eatlng-the
Club adjourned, after twohours session continuing
the same subject in connection with the Different
Modes OF ManuTiug for the next meeting
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
Rev,vm, Of Mormon,.m In Missouri.

Etons Haybiager and Banoemy's Organ is the
title Of Mormon paper published at 81, Louis Mo.
The frs, number contains Bsneenys Proclamation to
the Latter Day Saints, in which this now Mormon
Prophet predicts many wonderful things-smong others
that I" The Lord is about to restore the Kingdom of
Israel and commands a Temple to be built Ia lnde-
pendeuce Jackson Co Mo. In which he will establish
schools for the instruction of the remnant of Joseph
(whose land the Genties inhabit) who again
become the proprictofs of the soil Bsneemy says
that the President elect the Governors Of the several
States and other subordinate rulers, will not compel
the State of Missouri to restore the lands wrongly
wrested from the Saints they shs be cursed, cut OF,
and cast Into outer da kness He predicts, also Dis
solution of the Union consequence OF the rejection
of these mmsndments and that South Carolina will
frat break out In rebelon-aterwsrd the whole South
In herce aud bloody with the Nerth. SO intent
will the South be, he says to conquer their Northern
brethren that they will msrshel the slaves for war who
will In many instances turn thei. weapons upon their
own masters. Then the South, finding their weakness,
will call on Great Britain for aid the effect OF the
response will be general European war; aud ansly,
the people shall neglect and disooey the war will be
neutrality-suspicious., famine ana desolston will pre-
vAl-unt lew of the refractory Gentes will be len IN
the land The remnant OF Jacob will then 20 through
tho land aud tear the remainder OF the Genules an
pieces After very terrible TRADE against the nations
Of the Earth. Bsneemy winds up his long pronuneis
by modestiy requesting aud requiring all political
and religious Editors TO give 1t an insertion In their
struction of dsobedent Gentes and the rebuilding OF
the Temple csnno, be accomplished without money
and workmen: therefore Baneemy inserts proviso Ia
his proclamation requesting workmen TO come snd the
people contribute gold silver precious stones brass
iron copper and Iinc.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
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49, ship flANls lhsshrf. mss,f
dsfs f0f i1r ulIl tnIin0s 3D. 'H' .f .0 'f
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been passerf vessel H. fran hHN ed HIf si 30
nfs HrruuiHl UaUnns ff Usssrn. Hi .NH lfIff q
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qffnf aui rHrpef f.4f HaII. having sIHHII'I
hafs faf rss.af. sf. Na Isrsifsaf 90 .h' .'lf0 90
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
ROTARY COPPER GoLD-WAsHER.

ELISHA FtrLGERALD'S PATENT
I HAVE EXAMINED MACHINE intended flr ~ssh.
ug sands ana gravel couisning gold and oth-r h-s W
metallic substances exhibited 10 ~ Mr. Elshs Fuger.
aid far - ia principle 10 concerned consider t better
sdap-d % The purpose than Any m>nr which Rave ever
had porturity u seeing IL sciuk op-fa0n u ihe
.ing- experiment which witnessed. app % corffm
fully NY opinion OF s merits, for here appeared o be- no
sppr-ciabe dinnuuon the quantity " t- od dgsi that
mixed with sand for the purPl.e q sslng hr ma
chine JAMES RkNNlCk
Colunhia College, y Jan. 8, l8is
fly With Professor k-ngck ln bis rec0mm-n-
dau0u Il Mr. FzgerAd's goltwssh-r, and have advised
several Of my friends 10 purchase me sppsrsius
JOHN TORREY
College Of Physicians and Surgeons 81 Crosbys January
=, i8f4
One Of the aforementioned mschnes may be seen s 81
Besver-.t where orders for hem VII he f-c-ived ~
III w. THOMAS DENSY
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

Hr Mr.. DAVID Es6LIsB formerly Cashier and
Teller OF the Union Bank Of Georgetown, ID. G. and
who has heretofore borne good character, has been
detected ia robbing ibe institution Of --Op Il tfsems
years took this from tbs bark
Ia bills Of an Old issue. heretofore supposed 70 bave
been destroyed He attempts 10 justify himself from
the crcunstance that he performed the duties Of Two
officers In ihe Bank while he only received pay Tor one
ty- Hon. z. SoULE left New Orleans on the
llth bis way 70 Washingon sttend the extra ses
sion oi The Unitet States senate which Il called Tor ihe
fth Of March next
"a The death Of Joseph +. Harrison. Member
o: the Iowa Legislature from the Johnson and Nuses
the District Is announced Ia the IoNd CaPhai htP'ri"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

g AIF NI'fN fIV ! tI1' tH"NNN =" "''
- TO rt from the hr.i day ~ Nsy 'tfi hr tftr sff
~ commud.ols rsfaPishr ruf known as ne Amr Hcal
Hotel suai- on the south sie of iiaesf ll fe tAy W
Albany The prem il tr mmcdair vicinity ol
The Capitol and other public huuaInss, srd NNhn h.f
nluut-. walk of ths siesm1nsi lsltn ant r-shJ 90
pots Enquire n WILLIAM \ w 80
Ann tAcnSNhrs NiNsNF
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22

The cost Of completing the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 10 the M0nongshela s estimated at 81 10000
When this Is completed the revenues Of the road are
estimated At s2153,743.
The following are some Of the principal articles
imported at st Louis for the years liza ls45 1916 Ia
and lsis commencing Jan /, and ending Dec. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
vgAnrrp AT THE GOLD MINES.

IN 0nn BOTTLES on GAYS CAECHALAGuA,
DU.OUOvhefr ils efficacy he Of fever ard
ague best A. in - condensed form each bottle
coulsns third doses hsn qusu boule ~ rafss
pana. while The ffeig gh viii be 0nefourh mnch
and contains syrlp other Ingredient key lo f-f
meni Anf sour = cimse, n 0f-rs Inducements tn
purchasers 10 supply lhe demand. Apply a. he C.nchas
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
SUPERIOR TURNING LArREs.

lanes STEWART IS Canal-.l ssd 10 Eim-.g ls con
Jssnly usruscturing and hss no~ % hard between 81
ans So superior sh-s Of the following descriptions ard a.
reasonable prices, namely
Deuti.rs Lathes very highly tnis1ed
Common.
Brass and WOOD Turner'S Laihes
Jew-ief. ard Penci-csse makers, very - p=lior.
STEWART /. also suihorzri % sci "a agent Tor NJ
sse ~ the celebrated Lath-s manufactures ~ Jslrs
Perkins % Hg1son Of large size add 81 pnc-s rom 80 70
$40 specimen Of this description may be s-en A. .
factory a. shove jll In
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-22
IMPORTANT TO oALIroRnIArs.

nUPUf'S CORDIAL ELIXIR Or BARK should De-
~ prominent amOng he various medicines purchased nf
California lis tonic snd artf-hre properties maze ~ %
the best preventive ~ Cslrns fever he- De- hong
admirably adapted he frame enf-eb ed ihsi
disease fl7f lmsl T. DUPIY. fOg osiWsv
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