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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-30

ED ON STORMS, London, 1s4e-The pogre.s o. abe
dcveooment M tho and OF the variable winds
r, Inc rar,,ca npppIc subject navigation, ~
nv charts md by Lieut. Col VIM Reid, royal
engineers ravrop . u,r,pv ,
nc, ~ booksellers, near oh street
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-30

TIME Encycloprdia Of Mental Philosophy cesnpri-
science Of nsetnQq ,ose'
RIDGE siodda Whateey, Maurice, and other well Known wtss
l vol. 4to., London. FAANCk TAfLoh.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-30

PARIS CIoaIs shavvls, very
goods Of the following descriptions 70 which invite the
attention Of the ladies: ~
10 rich embroidered cloaks, ready made .
10 do do cloak patterns
medium priced embroidered cloaks, made up
10 do do do In patterns
10 Jenny Lind cloaks.
In sHAWIS have received
Is nch cashmere long shawis
s rich do
Rich Hungarian DO very pretty
square .h.wis in and styles Of patterns
IS plaid scars hat
80 woolle shawls, Cor misses
100 priced woolen sbaw1s
20 long black thibet shawls
IS 81 do square do
20 "a do do do
rs 81 do low-piced black shawir.
Upon goods win be found repsses
w. ''' = cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
octos-a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-30

cyOUvENIRs Anru~ls illustrated GIN Books, and
n Juvenile books-TAYLoR MAURY, Booksellers, near ~
street. receiving for The coming holidays large ana nc
collection beautiful for presenthtons al ne
Animals published e country and those impo',sui sev NV
clasp bibles and prayer books and mos' extensive , ~
new and standard boots for young people oc'1'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-30

MRS. BI.AKE's Private Dancing and w.lt.ing Aee-
open reception OF scholars. Days
Tuesdays Fridays Private lessons from 10 O'Clock Even
cla fol gentlemen a O'Clock.
Hon VIM. ballard Preston, Secretary Of the Ma,
Col Bliss United army, Washington; AIchi
bald Campbell War Department Washngton Randall
ner, esq, irea- Oct 20
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
THE BROADWAY THEATRR.a

This beauty Of Broadway, now unde,
the sole direction Of Mr.. +. A. Marshall
formerly of Philadelphia, is q ma gnifcen
building, and reflects great credit upon the
taste liberaIity and enterprise Of its foun.
der, Col. Alvab Mann. By the way. IN
tell you a good practical joke, played mon
my good friend, the colonel, when this build.
ing was undergoing erection:
Of course the thing was looked upon as
a very great enterprise, requiring an i'm
mense outlay Of capital and all that. 90
that, whenever the colonel was addressed
on the subject, he was heard 10 remark.
with a degree of Just pride
"Yes SIR oh, yes, sir! Iown EVERY
brick in The building
One day, one ofthe masons emplovedo ON
the building. jolly, fun loving chap, over.
heard the remark made by the colonel. and
at once went and bought a single brick.
had bis name cut in il, and gave it a promi-
nent place in the rear wall.
A f.w days afterwards, and when some
forty feet more Of wall had been raised a.
bove iheyoung mason's brick, be went TO a
friend Of Colonel Mann, to 'draw him OUT,
ON the sole ownership.
Good morning, colonel y says The wag's
friend, 'swhat a magnificent building yor
are erecting here!s
"Ies," replied the good. natured colonel.
Eyes, while we're aboet Il, you know, we
as well do the cIsan thing"
'Ah, ye~s!-pnblic g~ooJ--pubfic enter.
prise public improvement | / see, colonel.
It's a splendid project, indeed but you. re
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

not eioae ID this gfeat work. colonel are
you I"
Yes, stree | am entirely alone Del
etftE brltR IN The building, by toyei'
iii nuke you q bet, colonel, that you're
mistaken that you don't own every britt,
In The building, II you dare
How aoT
oh, no matter how sol III bet yoa
will you bet fife
'Bvt you ! BY Jove. sir, III bet you my
head what do you want 10 bot Z
"A basket Of champagne with the
fxin's.'
III take Il alrf Now fr your proof
Come with me" satd the war. mtielIv
taking the colonefs arm, and leading him
up 10 tho scnffbId on the rene wall, bc
pointed out the fatal trick. on which, or ii
which. was dug The following inscription.
John PerkiHs-~his brtek, 1s4s
hhlundfr and IightninRr exclaimed Tho
Uiel, I'm done for, and no mistaIte,
Send for John Perkins, and let's see who
The d--l he is''
The wa was sent for, lltlB atispacting
Tho nature OF the colonel's request, when
they oil adjourned into Corporal Thoinp.
sons, and the hamper Of champagne was
at once set flowing.
In the midst Of their merrimenl, the co.
lionel raped silence, and, addressing him.
self TO the waEgisb inasof, said
Mr.. Perkins~-I believe that Is your
name 7
Yes. SIR
4 don't know where our partnership
was begun, nor how long ii has been con.
tinted, but 1t certainly has been a very
agreeable one, and free from any Of tip
anDoYanees usually attending partnership
concerns. You have In all respects been
u silent partner and as II Ii tt0w about
to terminate, | want 10 know how much
YOU ask for your share Of the concern--
lie brich IN the rear wali7'
An immoderate roar Of laughtet followed
this speech, ard as the wag Insisted upon
i, that he bad been amp'y paid for All his
interest In the Broadway Theatre, The
generous colonel presented him with d
free hehet for life, and has never been
heard to say, \ otcn epefy brich in NE
building sirP
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

ABSENCE OF MTND.-It is said tina, the
foreman of grand jury at St. Louis, who
was 50 dazzltd by the beauty or a Lady
who appears as a witness. that he became
a little confused, and after administering
the oath a. usual, instead Of presenting The
book drew up his lace in he most fascinat.
ing manner, and said-"Now kiss ms.
ma Am. lie never discovered his error
till the whole jury burst INTO q roar of
laughter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
Fton ME Louisville Johraut.
LINES FOR AN ALBUM.

LIN ES FOR AN ALBUM.
Tady. tho thou art far away.
Aud tho mine eyes have seen thee not,
I'll Using for thee n simple lay.
And my sweet theme shall be-ah what
Forgive me. but my cong aluall be
OF thee, oh fair unknown, Of thee.
I've sat beneath this twilight sky
And mused upon thy gentle mime,
Till Fancy from her home on high
II cmnlng on her wings of iatns
To bid thy gentle form aFire
Like life before my dreaming eyes.
Metbinks, sweet one, fsee thee now,
Thy blue eye glowing like a gem,
And thy fur hair upon thy brow,
Young natures own bright diadem;
Ay, thou seem'st standing BY my side,
The sunny-haired and azure.cyed
My pathway lies mid storm and strife,
But tho on earth we may not meet,
Still, mid the darkest ills Of life,
Ny thoughts will keep thine image sweet
That fancy with her witehing hrt
Has pictured on my brain and heart.
And If ~perchance in future years
Thine eyes upon this tribute look,
Undimnfd by grief, unwet with tears,
Oh give one thought to him who took
For thee his lyre-with chords arstfting.-..
From off willow where u hung.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
WISHES.

Sweet be her dreams, the fair, the young!
Grace, beauty, breathe upon her;
Music, haunt thou about her tongue!
Life FIJI her path with honor!
All golden thoughts, all wealth Of days
Truth, Friendship, Love, surround her!
So may she smile till life be closed,
And Angel hands have crowned her.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
TIE MANIAC
A SCENE IN 4 fafyATB Van. nousu.

SaN@
The following lines, descriptive ON SCENE In 4 n
ttts ttad.h9nse, ARE from the pen Of M. G Lewis. iat
They Were published IN the National kptstigtHetr, /
but eighteen years sintsj the editors II that 1aper Ii
.ftdiiced them with thess feiuarks. tiffany one ca
Rad the following lines without shuddoring In sythpt
thy with the supposed captive, he must hive d heal
dead to every human f~esfing.O
stay, ioiIor, stay, and hear my goel
slie IN int mad who knesls IN thee,
For w1iat m now, too we'll | knuyv,
And what ! vsas, md What should be.
Ill rave no mofe In proud destHtf,
My ~latigttRge shall be mild. though sad:
But yet I'll firmly. truly swear.
| Mn not madl | am not madi
Ny tFrBiit husband forged tile tile.
Which etshins inc In this dismal cell
MY fate inktioW u, my friends bswHil@.
Oh lail0r haste thai flts to tell!
OH hnste my fathers heart 10 eheeF
His heart at once twill gfieye and glad
10 know, though kept u captive here,
lam not mad ! am not rad
lie sttllles In sr6fli, and irttst the hey
He quits the gate | knBlt III vain
His glinttnerfhg lamp still, still / seel
TITS goheAand ali Is gloom again.
Cold. bitter eold-no warmth, no light
Life al thy comforts onse | hadi
Yet here Ian chained this freezing night
Although not mad no, no not mad /
It's sure some dream Honie vision vutni
What ! the child Of rank md wuntli
and the wretch who clafhs this ciiatn;
Befelt OF freedom. friends and heaIthl
Ali while | dwell on blessings fled,
Which never more my heaft mhst glad,
How aeles my heart how burns my head,
Hut 'ts not mad, no, 'tis not mad
Hast thou my child, forgot ere this.
Amotlief's face, Il mothers tofiguel
She'll meier fHget your parting kiss,
Nor round her neck how fast you clnnei
Nor how with me you sted to stay
Nor lieY that suit your sire fBfbndat
Nor how'll drive such thoughts away.
They II make me mad~they'll make me mad,
Ha rosy lips how sweet they smiled
9tN mha uueeyest HOW Dflght they shg1f-
None aver bore a~loTelisr ohilds-
And hft thou n0w forever gomez
And mtist | never sec thee more.
My pretty, pretty little lndi
| will bs ffes-tmtnr the door
lam mot mad@-l aln not nadl
Oh. hark ighat means those dreadful frtesl
His chuin some furious mailman brcoke-
He cvlhss-I see his glaring eyes
Now. now. my dungeon CRATE he shakes
Itelp--ielp--iie' gone--oh- fearful woe,
Such screams TO hoar, such sights 10 See
Ny brnin, my bfnin-1 know, | know
Iasp not mad--but soon shall be.
Yes, soon-for 10 y~oti-while / speak
Mnrlt how you demon = eye. bulls glare-
He sees me.-now with dreadful shrek,
lie whirls n serpent high IN air,
Horror-the reptile strikes his tooth
Dsep in my heart 50 crushed aud sal!
Aye. laugh, ye Gends. feel the truth
Your task Ia done--F'm mad I'm mad.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

The Mobile Register says "yVellcr.
lsfns are out Of fashion, but the following
is a good 'un : -"
\ ask leave to introduce a bin fpr The
destruction Of worms,-as the woodgscker
said in a late stump speech.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

Ut A magistrate in q Pomeranian Town
cautioned the people not to smoke ii The
public square, in the following words.
Shrinking is strictly forbidden IN this square
under a penalty of ten dollars or TWENTY
lashes, Of which the informer shall rec Ell
VI. ols halt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

ANorHER QUEspes.-Vaen, IN taking
the census, the government marshals Ia.
qairs respecting the atanber belonging to
a family, have theg any right to ask vheth-
er there Isl prospective increase within !
certain period
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

" 1t has been suggested by war,
says the Salem Observer, that i. woud be
wei for some Of those who talk oil making
a settlement in California, to commence by
making q settlement at some before they
90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
No. L..

OLD ZAGK sfNfESubb =. Tie loloWisa
sentences was Voted Oh the f,trk III 4 Wbia
electoral ticket, In ibis city, iin tie n. illf.
Il is 10 good to Ie kept III tne hallot tlof,
and begging tho voters PARDON w. feel
constrained to lpate II f1liit - Rlthh0nd
(taJ pA.
Zachary Taylor stand up Is fou hasd
been indicted by The Grand Jury TINT al.
setibled in philadelphia, fIr Rlf1iy
resolntely and dpiurminpdly seeking 10
rule over the people gflbo United stafest
And after d fair, able aud Impartial ln3ea-
l~lgatiotfofydnr ease, BY 4 jury oftho people
whom yod have chosen 10 Try yeir case,
you hare been fOlnd guilty,
II now remains 10 ne 10 pfonotnee lba
sentence Of the law. That sentence b.
That you be taken lrotn your RESIDENCES
~ Louisiana, uuder q strong guard. that
that you be transpo ted 10 the city Of Wash.
lngton, Ii the District oil Columbia, and
tbHH you tboro be placed Oh 4 chaif, proA
vided for the purpose, In the White House.
and b. confined for Tho term d ffDtr years
to sueli labor as your country may requires
And tnay the Lord have mercy upon yogf
soul
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

ANGELS UPON EARrH-ln sickness
there is no hand like d woinan's hand--no
heart like a woman's heaft-no eye 80 IN
firing no hope so fervenf. Woman wv 4
sick man couch i divinity im-neraonaied
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

% Noamab, the daughter Of Enoch,a
remarks the Gateshead Observer, twas
$50 years old Wien she a,arriedg Let
some f.Iks take courage YET"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

A steam ferry has been chartered to
convey a party of PhiIadelpbians 10 Car
fornial-"Thres wise man D Gothap went
to sea in a tubl"-N. Y. sun.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

'Hindoo law says, Strike moi, even viii
a blossom, a wife, though she be guilty Of
a thousand faults"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

G5~ 4 general % tie pbint Of death,
opening bis eyes. and seeing a consultation
Of three physicians, who were standing
elise by his bedside, "a ntly excianed.
'GentIefoan, i yon irelby %plaloops, it's afl
over with me!' and instantly expired.
R Why are The IHbernians bsssio-
nate? They come from Ireland.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
Da. T'HOMAs

Having permanently located In Baton
Rouge, tenders hls professional services to
eitizsns ofthe town and vicinity.
Office neat door from the City Hotel.
Lafayette street.
Jtna 10 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

If the Doctor cures, The sun seey 4 ba
if he kills, the earth hides it.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

LHpEprMENrs.--A hand orns yo,ur
Yankee Pedlar made love ton buxom willow
N Pennsylvania. He accompanied bis
declaration with two impediments To their
union.
"yame them" said the widow.
"lbe want Of mems To- set up a retail
store,' replied The pedlar.
They parted, and she SEM the pedlara
check for ample means. when they mes
again, the pedlar had hired and stocked
his Store, and the smiling fair one legged
TO know the other impeachment.
= have another wife, c1icd the notion
dealer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

WHAT rs A PotND 1--sif Robert pesf,
some time ago, puazlrd tic words m general
End h%itnself III particular, BY asking. What
ls Q Po1nd We believe the Riphf Hon.
orable Baronet, lice the eree0 otoearss
boy with bis masters llttIs account. In
''waitlitg E r an answer = and, taking nily
n, ~ him. We offer the following res6luz
tons Of his rather qnainf query
A Pound-6fc cherries sold ii tho street.
IL eight ounces.
A Poand-of raw sugar, IL fen onhecs
ni shecharine, 10 one ounce Of brownpapet
aud five Of sand.
A Potind--@of arrow.root, is twelve 6tm~
ces Of pure radia sogiAn 10 four Of cLalk.
A Potnd-on lbe stage, Il one brass
hutton, or, when 10 the shape Of small
change, il II ten gallery checks.
A Ponnd--of waste paper sold AZ a but
iersb0p, Is twenty. -four oinres.
A Pound -of mutton. chops, IL nine ott1.
ces # meat to four oi flank and three of
bone.
A Pound-cake In a shilling and III.
yards, according to lls size.
We hope Sir Robert Peel will find these
10 his question Of "iYhaf Il 4
r uud7 perfectly satisfactor y-puneI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

The world is a ishing.pond-faII # 4
perg cells and sucksrsi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

AND BUILDER N GENERAL.
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that be win undertake con-
tracts IN MS line, and on reasonable terms.
All orders left at Pike 81 Harris Store or
through the Post Office win be promptly atten
ded to-Refer to Pike & Hart.
Jan. l3-nn /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

"NnHw ! brudder Charcoal, 'baps yog
can unetnlighten dis dark Niger on d.
subject OBJ what is meat by de politicians
when dey talk about log rolling
We'll, Soolbag, III tell We lis What #
tiuk II means It nm dis-6y de making
Oh certain revolutionary oh de political
wheel, fickiaf i~ndiwidowals aro rolled
into de office Ut Wayhnmton and dey
froobe to be nothing but logs arfcr deg
gel 'cm Jar"
~Fank yc ! Use q wiser Niger now dan
| shall be tomorrow"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20

FfRTuE WITHOUT FBaR.-Whea, ifpffy
mature dellberation, you are persuaded a
thing y IL % be done, do Il boldly and DO
not aflect privacy In II, Or concern ~yotlrself
ut all what impairment censures or re1e
tons lie world will past uponiG For # tSe
Thing be not just and innoreftit ought not
TO be attempted At all. though ever 80 se-
eretIy. And ifii be, you do very foolisbIy
TO stand IN fear Of those who WIN ihcta4
selves do III In ceGsuring and condtmnipg
what you do well.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-20
DIR g. w barring,

OFFERS his professional services to The paotis ii
Iatgtl hs.g,ige an. Vicinity, Office HI the UfpF.sigrs ii
w " e Wddhu. mi Uhitfet street. y
april st1i y,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
MOLAssEs RARREL

MOLASsEs BARRELS. -,
2 VIE subscribers have on hand from 500 Ia iS&
"A 1000 CYPRESS MOLASEEB BBLS.
warranted 90 Gallons; ready for delivery. For
ale veg q =. w THOMPSON as 3 CO.,
DlANO FORFEs AND HARPs-HFERY
P,AhsQNSt % Camp St., offers
10y ale FlA9s9s from Chiekefilg, Nunns
y CLARK, and Feyel. Also, liza RPS from 41 ~
WA J; T, Biow9e 60. 1.ssgadon, v y
names stand first on the list OF manufacturer, and
their instruments offered at the lowest factory
~ prices. - SECONDHAND PIANOS for
SALE and Pianos to RENT. dl31m
CALIFORNIA HOUSE,. The undersigned Is now
~ cqnslEuchng elegant PORTABLE FRAME -
hOuskss suitable Tor California Any number of a..
Portable Houses Of such dimensions may be requ i
red can be tnrnaed at the shortest notice. on reasonable
now On hand % which the attention Of California emgrants
called ~ Orders from the country viii be promptly
attended to- when accQmpaned by cash city guarantee
DIS I'm b. HOWARD, Builder. 2l9 Cafondelet 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
81 u
~ y !Sss
AND

A SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION of the
4 n LuNssS SPLITTING OF BLOOD, CouGHs, COLDS,
CoUGH and all Pulmonary Affections.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville journal says; DR.. Rogen's LIVER
WphI and II K not only gives immediate relief IA Coughs
standing here and elsewhere it is making some very remra
bic cures Of Consumption"
The Railway RegisteI adds: 1--WE have heard it stated
~ persons OF great Tspecabity Who have used this med
eie haI Is one Of the most remarkable medicines of the
age tor Coughs Colds Influenza Bronchitis Asthma Pain
IN the Side and Breast Splitting Of Blood WbOopng Congb
and all Lung Complaints which, II NEGLECTED. nsna, taS
nate N Consumption; and the Certificates attached Ia The
adVertsemensWonld seem fully to Justify this statement
LIVERWORT,
rms Plant has for many yea, been found to be Of Singh
recently was asceraned that il possessed great power In
aIaung bleeding al the Lungs Coughs Of chronic charac
IA eG, and oil essential service n all diseases OF pulmonary
This article now universally acknowledged to be The most
heang and efficient application for diseased or deeaying
Lungs portion Of the eshy or muscular par III M
human body tt medicinal and preseryave qualities were
Understood by the Egyptians in the early Of the world
ana 70 doubt now exists among scientific men, that the pre-
Principally Of this Ingredient In later ages il was found 10
l IN universal use among the ehOHgnes Of America and at
us gay II Their principal and, IN fact only medicine for an
hate OF le Lungs, or any approach to il. Those
VINO are acquainted with the history Of this hardy race Of men,
Know that death from Consumption unknown among
them The medical faculty in ali countries appear 10 have
become aware of the great healing pr0pfes III tb orele
and are now introducing in their Practice Dr. Bucian Of
8and; Dr. Cnchton, Of St. Petersburg DIR. La Preure,
na9n q combining u with other articles in their prescriptions,
~ Be0are Of Co'pteEfeits and base TmitationsI
~ the genuine article is signed ANDREW ROGERS, on
ne engraved wrapper around each bottle.
EtlCE y PEI Bottle, or SIX Bottles for So. Sold
10. sCOVIL & MEAD, 113 Chartres street.
as dmd&W between Cont and ST. LOuis sts., N Orleans
eoLh 6ENEhAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

bar9tAg e. fe OFNgrg Passages, etc., etc., have been
cured by this Compound Mixture and eas of yPIlIfs III
hs most description have promptly yielded their
The preparation is, without Doubt most eetual remedy
and has cured many obstinate diseases after many other med
cnes had failed In lis improved form nearly iaeless
a4a enectsa permanent cure ~ the space Of fire sT days,
WluOu6 much Tsneon 70 Diet or any TO exposure bus
part subject to that troublesome weakness that occurs so often
aie the use Of other medicines generally prescribed and II
taken in the INST stage Of the disease, il will arrest the dis
charge, and remove an unpleasant feelings a few days In
9ngpr0tTacted chronic Of the Diseases in obstinate
1lee Female Complaints such Whites, ETC., il is, with
out qo9Dts tle most eectua remedy ever discovered
we DO not oiier these Specifics a PASACEA or cure
every thing, but for the abOye-named cases. we are author
lied by Doctors Leroy and Peeer of Paris Che inventors
to guaranty cure.
We would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public Of Orleans the last nine ears and
they have universally proved eficaciOus.
~ Sole Agency, No. n CARONDEI,ET STREET.
betBgecR Canal and Common streets. ii Nv