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SORE THROAT.
SANDS SARSAPARILI.A. ga q
SCARLET FEVER DIsARMED OF rrsrERRoks

This dangerous and alaT ming Si0h, WHICH has swept
from the stage time many, both the innOt nj a.
olinanc and the vigorous and mature age Of sn
hood has length met IFS bane and slOte and n S,l
eee Is upon the system laid waste BY the powerful
influence Of this pTepzsuoL. Alnue nsnd-chiid O. Mr.
Vim. Patrick, wood eouier, was attacked with S(arlet
Fever which let hef IN dfeadf<l state; her body
something lie bile. and al least two inches In dane
ter made appearances ths shoulder, whirh broke
and discharged almost cgesble quantity OF most a.
ensve natter and besides tbis arse Quantity was as
charged from The ears, OF ven offensive ehsracter
AmostdespsIing o. ever stopping The discharge they
ed Complete cure, the child having taken only one bot
te Fur the beneht Of those suffering from the banefa
effects this horrible disease, Mr.. Patrick plea
sed 10 Inform person 70 the Correctness Of tina
atsurnf they can al his residence IN Exeter street
near FAwn street-BainnSrs S-ss. sii.. 81 :
The following testimonial to the value Of the Ss.ps-
ma Is from the Rev. Luther Wright. aged IS years
Cenzre satiOnal Minister, residing at wobarn:
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= III NANCY J. MILLER, as Sanivan g.
SANDS, CELEBRATED sARsAPARILIA

This excellent compound, which Creating sac uni
yesal interest throughout the country, male is waV
successfully into the favor Of citizens anil the neot
sr0und We have read again AMI again Of the efrv
Of this inv sluahe medcinc all very
beverage meliene-but net until recently nave W. bsd
any POSITIVE proof which could induce Us spssR iTV
Of II. But. from facts IN our pOsSessiOn We are nov
sen c0Dyince ed that without my exceFton Il Is the A.
Fksr, PLKAsASTEsTs and BEsI compound ever Offere
the pubic, for the cure Of ali chronic diseases Tbe
olats and scrOfala, and all nlpuIfies Of nc blood To-
zether with many other complaints.
II long been remaTked the age one Of mos
trums and nOstnlm venders that hardly dare Feet
mend valuable discovery In the Medical Science lest
We eoparlise reputation for hcreIaiy and e1iSf
ency; but tin this instance hesitate hazard NE re-
marx which we have made above.-HsFpord Reuieso
|. la. taase SORE THROAT M
The oIowing Is extract from letter received nom
Mrs. Bevans who bad been Sfeted saversl Yeas win
scrOfuIous Uuesrs, Dyspepsia, &c, and recently an q.
lection Of the throat and chest
20 -f.'T BAILKvsBURs, Va. Dec H. 1875.
Messsrs. A. b. a ID. SANDss-Belore I commenced
using your SaIsspaTla, safeTings amost naSt
expfession my throat wa completely liberated kad
dreadful GOaeh, and there frequently L. togef-
er that could not speak above whisper; and besies
the mnsnmsiion frosn my throat extended 10 my head
so that my hearing very much anpaired a.
king the SarSsparias short 1me my heaith improved
and my throat Is well; AN free from cough md
ghtness 0f the Chest ever was and can heSr quite
,istincty. Ny throat has been well about three months
II which has been effected sntrsly Oy s OF
]
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S7D IScfDESr.-The horses ran away with the
Mail C,lch last Friday, between Vincennes ana
Pfiucetns, Ia, and killed The stage driver.
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! Messrs. SANDS: 'Gentlemen-From that have expo
eneed and from TIM information have Tecenty IeeeiT-
h. used your SsrssPana. have the lsasI doubt
ha N Al n valuable medicine and that fe mn
ulerous rCs tss you have received ID efficacy ara
fay sustained bY ExPKRIKScK, and altoos IL Tevsa
d =, and ufllysle very extensive and ssnd in no nee
az my handle eoTfs 10 Increase The i ant an = 10
sctedby diss 70 become quain e with he ETrr
cAcy and Povskk OF yo1rvain.hle mees sDs. ~ u
am, gentlemen. gstsfly and very tfnIy yours
Atuti -- LUTffRR WRIGHT
Prspsred and sold. wholesale ard rs A. By n a D.
SANDS, DfasgisssRd Chemists, 100 Eutnn ST. corner
oi william. New YORK. So1f aiso BY j. D. wader6 Co
Lolnsxlne; g. W. Norton. Lexinefnn, tses. (ssnau
Psris: SeAfos & sharpe, Naysvine 4. B. Hnmsn Gin
einns, ID. Crssbeaa, ;ndisnapolis lf and b drueKfs
Price 81 pr Bette. an Bottles for -. ~ ~
DeesmbeE &c. ls48-fy Gov. s,.,, ID --i1l.4z E 80
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astonishing ege, effected BY the Of sands sagsaPa.
Iina
This TO Gently that have eOlored woman who has
been afcted TOR the last nve with SCrOla an
the edes used had effect in aIestng the oro-
gress Of the complaint; ON the Contrary she constantly
glew worse and after exPendng between seventy snd
eighty dollars with PHYSICIANS besides using other popu
lar NEEDLES without saeeess, III the disease had eaeu
away he cartilage Of her nose. made rs 1Ppcar4Rce0n
various parts OF her body, and had finally IA
rsvages an the roof Of her mouth. . s.f'
In this dreadful situation, with the prospect Of death
staring her in the lace stated her Dr. DsosWav
the agent sands SarsapAIllla NswberB y. ~
whom was advised TO use that articles and 10 my sur
pTSe and that of my nelghbors whom her ease wsS
known, after using four aud ball bottles she wasres-r
ed 70 perfect heath. and that the space otlzee weeks
and was able 70 work in tSO weeks from the tme she
Commenced tAkingit. q
. In witness Of ne tTuth o. his statement have here
unto Gnxed Eay name, this isth dag of S<Dt., is47
JOSEPH MeCOrTER j. p.
MoIth Of NeHse River, Craven Co.. n. G. =
ULCER CURED OF SEVEN YEARs STA NDrNG.
This sasctsd IN Judy. Is44; there have been
no symptoms q return. and her heath sin Continues
good, July, 1Sis. ......-. g.. ........-l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-10

Mr.. EVERETT CITING GEN. JACKSON MIR.
Edward Everett, in addressing Committee of the
Massachusetts Legislature, and when speaking of
recommendation he had intended to make, when
Governor, for appropratng 100000 for an Obser-
vatory, but which his political friends induced him
to abandon, tells the following story:
s. do not know but ought to blush for my want
of frmness. have, however, the authority of high
examples. When the award of the King of the
Netherlands came to this country deciding the
controversy relative to the North Eastern Bound
airy, General Jackson disposed at once to issue
his proclamation, declaring that award to be final
adjustment Of the question. 1t was, however, (the
award, received with universal disfavor in Maine.
The General was beset with representations that it
would be the ruin of his party in that State, thus
to issue his proclamation and he was persuaded
to refer the award 10 the Senate as an arrangement
which needed their ratification. Thus was laid
the foundation of another Had of controversy, ne
gotiaton, and all but war. was told by the late
Mr. Forsyth, while Secretary of State of the United
States, that General Jackson was accustomed to
say, in moments of perpexity and.weariness at the
unsatisfactory progress of the renewed negotia-
tons, that this the only important occasion in
his life in which he allowed himself to be over
persuaded by his friends and it was precisely the
occasion when subsequent events had shown that
his own view of the case was the correct one.'
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The Organization Labor.

In taking, with this last number, a farewell of nv
readers, cannotdc so without expressing my graft
tude to those gentlemen who, though professedly of
altogether different views, have consented to their
publication as matter of accommodation rather
than OF approval The ideas of Reform which thew
contain are by no means speculative, but are based
on experience and practice they are possessed and
enjoyed. What is erroneous in my theory will GER
tainy be amended as soon as it is discovered: and
what can the best of us do mores The attempt for
the organization of a body of laborers in this CITY
will quite likely fail, for the plain reason that
commercial city is not the place where the laboring
classes can be reformed, though theym be en-
riched as individuals. The defect in the civil and
political system of the State of Louisiana and the
city OF New Orleans are happily couLteracted by
the almost boundless charity of its citizens, and
though that charity is itself defect, vet it is suf
Gent to make amends for the absence of strict
justice to every member of the human family which
true reformers labor to introduce.
The last sentence in No. rs NAV suffice to show
my readers what consider an Indispensable pro-
vision in the reorganization of society and the Or
ganizaion of labor. IF ever.I should think it
necessary, be induced TO think so, The whole of
these communications may be reviewed and reap
pear under another FORM Those who have pre-
served them will find that they contain a system
which, if they choose, may themselves construe
according to their pleasure.
CHRISTIAN BURGHALDER
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE. 168 Povdras strae

phINTED Mnslns fastcOors andibeautifu patterns nj
125c. per yard, selling al the stores at
70 to &C. scoch Gingham.. l2kc cases sw., Mqslns
mask Curtain Stuff at &c. Turkey Red do 10c 100 doz
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkf style at a so
Mosquito Netting at &c., quality not be bought for
less than loc IL the city Irish Linens BY the large
small quantity at less than wholesale Pure Linen
a. Zoe per yard and upwards Undessed Family Linen at
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples Aiso
full ariet he newest and richest styles Of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low The subscriber would
remark that is not the practice of this establishment oe
few leading articles cheap with view of obtaining
exorbtant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving goods from the North the lowest aesan
active and ncreasng business unaffected by cholera or hard
in rent and expenses-he afford to cell cheap Heavy
especially invited call they will be reminded OF the
cheap Establishments in Grand and Catherine streets
mhF3 R. BROWN ia Pr, drss st
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PERFUMERY, ETC.
ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW
l. ORLEANS.-Having become agent for the aNMM
saeof p ERFU M cry NIss ESH

IL w,
ANN No. 122 Chartres street, New Orleans. | s"V'WS
that can furnish every article in that
VN line fresh, and not inferor to imported from
Europe. l pledge myself to sell every article,
cording to quality cheap possibly sell and
guaranty every article Ladies gentlemen who have fine
Toilet bottles for Extract Of Cologne. Lavender fine Pomade
Cold Cream etc. can have them epenshed very reason
able terms saving the of epuchasng bottles
hope will call and examine my and for your
selves wish to avoid thing like deception wish to
inspire every lady gentlemen who may purchase from me
with confidence in stock here not 70 make l,tte
and off spend it in other countries here are al
my interests and sympathe: successiu you VIII event,
your lberality l fortuneseeker make money TO
gentlemen. have nv Dressing room well supplied with
best SHAVERS and HAIR-CUTTERS to be fonnd any
where without any regard to expense. My BATHS have
careful and polite shall be ready to wait
on the ladies first their due and choice shall give
general supervision To- the whole establishment and
that even the most fastidous are pleased
am the sole agent in this city for the chemically
pared HONE 4rkdncite Stone prepared by ]. Ward
stone truly believe far superior 10 heretofore
use for ali kinds of Instruments The engaver dent
M cutler barber and all persons who wish fine edge
tool will find to their advantage to purchase this Hone
My KAPURLAPlUM Possesses all he virtue has 30 long
Dandruf N. B. COINS,
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OF A few years since there was professor at
part of his religion. Among other things, he was
particular that every member of his class should be
present at the first recitation of every term and if
any were absent he called upon their classmates
to state, if they could the cause thereof 1t once
happened that of his pupils had died during va
cation, of which the S'old man. was not aware !;
class had assembled, he inquired after his where
abouts. Being little deaf, he misunderstood the
person, who answered, " He is dead sir" and pro-
ceeded with his customary remark: Sc Not suffi-
cient excuse, sir; and am astonished that any stu
dent should render such a one in my recitation
room"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-10

From CANADA-Ihe Excitement Increasing.-
Advices from Montreal down to the evening of the
18th ult, represent the people as (morally speak
ng up in arms in regard to the bill for paying re-
beilion Losses Numerous meetings still continue
to be held in various parts of Upper Canada. In
Belleville the notorious VIM. Lyon Mackenzie,
but for his speedy departure, would have been
ridden on rail. The Toronto papers are warmly
engaged in discussing the question of annexation to
the United States. At grand concert of the
Philharmonic Society, held at Donegana's Hotel,
at which about 800 persons were present, his Ex-
cellency the Governor-G General, was treated with
marked signs of disrespect. The ferment is far
from subsidipe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-10

FRENCH PoLITENEss.-A young gentleman,
lodging in a narrow street of Paris, lately con-
ceived himself enamored OF lady who appeared
occasionally at an opposite window. With the
freedom of modern Lovelaees, he enclosed a copper
coin in blet-doux, to give it the necessary weight
and threw it with sufficient FORCE against the closed
sash, to break the pane of glass and go through.
His own window was left open, and in a few
minutes after, cold roast chicken entered from
the opposite, to the leg of which was tied the fol-
lowing note:
.Monsienr.-You take advantage of q means of
pondng to my wife, which proves you to have read the
Spanish r0mances to some profit. While l allow you in
genuity. however allow express wish that your
future oveetten her by the post viii let the
enclosed weight be of soer instead Of Clipper that may
be able to repair broken pane of glass at your
Your humble servant, X"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-10

Minnesota EMTGRANTs.-Gen. Caleb Gushing
and Robert Rantoul, Jr., of Massachusetts,, it is
sad propose to emigrate to the territory of Nine
sofa, there to engage in the iron business in con-
nection with company already formed. 1t is not
improbable that the tide of emigration will, in
very few years, warrant her admission as State
into the Union. .....
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A. r. COCHRAN & CO.,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and In
" porte.s of FRUITS NUTS, etc. have for sale
RAISlNS-3OO packages wholes halves and quarters.
CITRONS-2s0 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-Inj as and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes MOL
PECANS-2O0 b. gs and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-lt0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No l.
BRANDY CHERRIEs-MUSCATW INE-3c0 cases.
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y J. Caldwell & Co.
ElGS-NQ0 drums extra superior.
PEPPER. PlMENTO and RACE GINGER-4oO bags.
MACKEREL-An invoice assorted.
ALMONDS-aO0 trails and bags Soft Shell
WINES-Por various Qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
200 cases Old Spanish.
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS and every variety of
Fruits ard Nuts
CAROLINA SEED COW-PEAS-5O0 bnsbels
SCREENED SCHUYLKILL COAL-50 casks.
BUTTER-&O kegs superior st. Louis. mh22 I'm
Agency of the celebrated Americsu Powder Go.
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nnll22 In
RETAIL HARDWARE
And HOuSe.Buiiding Materials.

FTNHE undersigned receiving. direct from the Manu-
il facturers, all kinds of FANCY HARDWARE ~
II BUILDING MATERIALS House Furnish E.H
- ing Goods. Guns. Pistols etc, etc.. which heEHI
A offers at low prices. and invites his friends and W
the mechanics of New Orleans to call and examine;
FISHING TACKLE. Rods. Hooks snkels. Lines. Nets
etc etc The UNDERSIGNED also reaues the attention pf the
WIRE RAILING, for Balconies. Window Shutters,
GATES and amose every article for the use Of Building
other article in the line of railing for Enclosures, Gal
eries, and Fences for Tombs Being made entirely by
cast or hand wrought Railing. The undersigned having
been appointed Sole Agent for the South invites his friends
call and the specim No As Chares street.
where orders will be received for any quantity required at
mh% s If f' ''''e WIN. A. BEECHER. 4s Chartres st.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

y Z y II
So Camp street. NewOrieans,
WHERE families find all articles of House keeping
G9mprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking Utensih Tin and
rN IlGMHgEs and nd Kitchen Fire Iron: ware
WARE; Fire Dogs
GERMAN SLY ER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver. Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS. .
WOODWARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS.
CHURNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles. Nurse Chaii and
Wagons.
Hearth Brushes -
MATS.Inte, Manila. Alicante Palm, and Husk MATS.
WATERS, and TRAYS.
BRASS Britannia, and new Metal CANDIESTICKS
and LAMPS 49,,
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
Wood OF fsoal-with fixtures complete /; the most az
proved article in use mara tim
~ Hotels and Steamboats, furnished at reduced
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-10

nT The Commissioner of Public Buildings at
Washington, Mr.. Douglas, is complained of by the
mechanics in his employ for official misdongs.
The Washington News of the '3lst March, says:
We learn that the committee appointed for the
purpose of asking the removal, waited on the Presi
dent last Wednesday, who requested the complain
ants to file their allegations against the Commits
sioner at the Home Department, and wait,upon the
Secretary with their proofs. We further learn that
the committee yesterday waited upon Mr.. Ewing,
by whom they were courteously received, who init
mated that he would give the complaint and pa
pers his earliest attention. The matter is now un-
der advisement of the Home Department
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-10

GEN. TAYLOR IN New ENGLAND.-In the city
Council of Boston, few days ago, on motion of
Mr.. Kimball, it was ordered that committee of
five be appointed to tender the Inequalities of the
city to General Zachary Taylor, President of the
United States, and invite him visit Boston at as
early time during the present season, as may best
suit his pleasure and convenience.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-10

VOLUNTEERS CoNvENTIoN-The convention
of the surviving volunteers of the Mexican war and
the last war with Great Britain met in Harrisburg,
Pa, at the capitol, on the 29th ult., and was Or
gained by the appointment of Geo. Richards, as
President. Seventy delegates were in attendance.
At o'clock, in the afternoon a grand national
salute was fired, and at O'Clock the delegates sat
down to a supper.
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MAaUIRE's DAaUERREorYPE.

M would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NswOreans
Ave ysan ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other pers0n in the world. His specimens wen
s At the Far II cqnpstitio9 with ohe taken By
Fiut Premium. Nospeoens exhibited at his Establishment
put those taken BY HIMSELF M assures the public that hs
portraits Will continue TO be what they always have been
ne BEST His long expeience and constant practice are
to pe,scn. de.ous of in the
beautiful art. Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same
Plates At e2per dozen Soovls No for % 2guarantied
% 50; NewY0rk Cameras at Sl8 49,
orders from the country promptly attended
u Entrance No. CAMP street
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o. French chestnuts are sold by Inherent roast
ers in the streets of New York, Philadelphia and
Providence. They are very large, and half-a-dozen
of them, warm from the roasting pan, form most
delicious lunch. In some parts of France and
Italy. these marrOns are used as a substitute for
bread by the peasants
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-10

TO CALEORNIANS.
Smith BROTHER. No. So COMMON STREET,
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
Manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT.
TT 8. B. have for SALE and constantly receiving,
almost article for the comfort and use OF the
CALIFORNIAN EMIGRANT Among their assortment may be
found AL BEDS. Air Pillows India Rubber Cloth Ridng
Caps Sou wesery Cloak Coats Pouches Clothing Bags.
Travelling Bags Bottles Water Tanks. Blankets and Tar
paulins ....ALso....
TENTS, P.4CK SADDLES, CALIFORNIA SADDLE
BAGS Saddles and Brides of every description Bits Stir.
rups Spurs, Hair Rope. Mos Blankets. etc etc. fy28
CARD
nR. DODSON has returned from the North, and viii
resume his practice fomeryespecaly the treatment
of Piles FstuIa disease of the BLADDER etc. Stnctnres
from whatever treated for radical cure without the
of caustic cutting instruments.
Dr. FLINT says(in writing for set of my ustuments):
The have reflected them and experienced the
of that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that have provided by your ingenuity and skill
surgical desideraum in that particular
u His newly-invened and improved instruments for
the retention and radical of HERNIA adapted
every variety OF Rupture. and, when well fitted,
with ease and comfort The blocks do not mbibe penpa
M is corrosive effects and the covers may be removed and
washed at pleasure UnequivOca Onas of
cures both the aged and he may be examined at
ny office, No. 2 UNION street, second door from st.
Chariess st. fyN d&W3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-10

NOVEL PREPARATION FOR MARRIAGE.-The
Legislature of Massachusetts has changed the
name of man named feathers to that of Warren.
that he might accomplish his desire to get mar
ried-the lady being ready to take him but not his
name