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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11
8I-AKEs FIRE laNP y Ms.4STIER-PR0OF MINE.

MQhE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS Of this Paint have
" been old here ihe past season. which has given very
4snsa ai.aeuon g al who have used tand the demand
~ q Increasing, The Paint Of two cOors the Slate and
Chocolate, the latter one 81 the most iasonabe now IN use
aaa Jar more dFae than iead tie weather makes no
Anlession upon 10, whether used upon Bnck or Wood
Mr. bzSsOS "a Practical Painter Camp street opposite
LAFAYETTE hq9ala) who has nsed It extensively will mpau
efeiY desired Information respecting ii.
q. SHELDON, Agent
~ Sold Wholesale and retail BY A. {. WILBUR & co,
- oalA finee- oil 8md&W
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no Am, VyUONT m NAV CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCEHN.
TTHE subscribers would respectfully call the attention OF
l. COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and Dealers in tas -
HATS and CAPS in general 10 their VERY 81
EZ LARG EassUrtnent of the above named Goods -
Ell which Is SECOND TO NONE IN TIE CITY,
- comprising EVERY KIND AND QUALITY en-.
uey too numerous to detail but honestly assure all per-
about purchasing in this line that an Inspection o. their
stock viii be greatly their advantage, before purchasing
eVhera for the reason that mostly all OF their
manufacture, and conc DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
MANDATORY M Newark, n. j., aud being satisfied
with tbe ANIfFACTURERS' PROFITS feel certain
hat purchasers cannot fail be ate also (aeFau inspec
''' '''' wv DURBRIDGE & Co,
oct4 6m q CusOmhouse street up stains.
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BzT A writer in the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce

70 writer in the N. ". Journal Of Commerce
uays; Good port wines are worth in Oporto e4O
70 f45 sterling the pipe cash, and 42I per cent.
duty upon thai, with freight, ETC.; good sherTies
from ss49 to Zoo, and some flO0the pipe; Madeira
ESQ and upwards am now speaking Of fine
wines, but not the highest grades thosereaeh EIOe
and upwards. Samples Of sherries have been sent
from Aerss 10 AeWYoTk, as follows flO0. 5000
snd $500 The pipe The duty upon the latter would
be over eiiO0 The pipe. I think il our " sstmin-
SER Review man were to tip down three bottles Of
this WINE il would trouble him to tell whether he
had bis own hair or wing upon his head"
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TENT MANDATORY.
FTNHE subscriber would respectfully call the attention of ali
those bound to the gold region to his large stock Of
useful and articles such variety of Wall
and other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poles Canvass
PACK SADDLES; Potable CAMP BEDS, weighing about
two pounds; Canvass TRAVELLING BAGS. etc, all OF
which he offers at fair prices, aud in any quantity. Those
wishing their articles waerpr0oed be accommodated
and 10 all customers who 49, their own Waer-prOO
ing, the subscriber will gi~ apt and guarantee tie eE
feet equal 10 any other process Fall and Purchase ROPES
Of every description spced and furnished FLAGS every
description made to order and neatly repaired Every derip
ton Wood and ntrameA W NlNGS,I ARPAULIES,
ETC., made and warranted proof against rot or midew.
II. CASSIDY,
corner Canal and Magazine sts., entrance on Canal.
~ All orders from the country will be promptly at
tended to. nj
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The efficacy Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable. We know Of cures. and do not
hesitate say that the Ointment will fail for this pur
pose Deeacy prevents from asking certificates from ladies
this subject The following prOeused by one of our
Agents;
This win certify that have used DALI,EY'S MAGI.
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheeTuily recommend it TO those who may be afflicted
with that mos distressing complaint, most valuable ar.
tcle TO cure IL. PHOEBE BRAY,
albany, April, 1916. MARY MOORE.
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FFNHE undersigned would most respectfully inform the c.
A Zens OF Lafayette and New Orleans and ~ =
the Public in general that they have opened "a eA q j
the LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT, for ~ NJ
merly kept by PHILIP HARTY, NS5lAG
~ teA and situated LEYEE, bet5eeR Jack
2 ee-h--ah-A son and Josephine streets; and having
repaired and retted the ~ same thew are now m.
pared to their pa - irons nj tie shortest no.
tiee with all the sub Ss M santnls and delicacies
Of the season, such as shl Oysters, Game and Fish
Of every description. Their Vines, Liquors, etc. having
been all selected by themselves of she very best brands the
city can afford. VIM. H. MCGUIRE,
d5 I'm H. CASSIDY.
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jHS r oF1I, Ladies Shoemaker. 70 Race street.

- Merchants, from different sections Of the country give
the most h1tterng accounts Of the universal popularity and r
hcacy Of Dr. DaViss syrup, under their notice number
Of thc.n Witnessing It's virtues have regularly sold
ditOn that u did give satisfaction, The price should
returned, and no Of them has bad application
the money. his speaks volumes iFy0- the mcdi
cine. We append few extracts from orer as samples Of
those we quent receipt Of a. well o Of verbal accounts
frequently hear:
[Er0m Doctors Vaughan ind Rush both practising ph-
siCidHS, 8 sTet as DgUggtstS.l
MlsHANyAKA, Ind, juno !, ls41-lr. Dayss Syrup Of
Wild Cherry and Tar of ike hot cakes We think that
If choose Wholesale for that medicine,
dispose Of almost amount in Northern Indiana.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS. ETC.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.
WINES, Liquors AND CORDIAI.s 60,
w -For Bar, Steamboats, ahd Family use.--l F=t1A
D9Te sl1 a 9- G,a9E r. e bottled to order m
NO -' " THEODORE MEEKs, IS Common st.
GROCERIES. .Retnu and Wholesale.
l.D1." -, HULT sEENFfMd0S1GgfRf, SEYMOUR
aad st.. .NaJB's .Harket.
THEY take much pleasure to inform their friends and the
veil PS boSgg Ia ye 9aie Pg,GhaJsd The sd
street, situated convenient to St Mary Market; x H
and which hed up in the best manner; where --l4ll
every article in the Grocery line shall always be found, and
at the lowest prices Oers from their Friends the Coun.
try Or in the City, shall be carefully executed.
~ BESIDES being prepared to furnish every article Of Gro
fSF they y w supply R 9e TS FLRER 9oTA
PORK, in small packages or in barrels iyl0 3taw If
TINHE Subscriber having commenced the WHOLESALE
Il and RETAIL Of LIQUORS, WINES, etc. r7EI=S-s
keeps always on hand thelollowing, VIZ:
BRAND ES5TIGodard's, Mqgloy's, and other AsazilA
celebrated brands, very old.
M I9LLsAsN GISy,bITeg importation, best quality.
PEACH and APPLE BRANDY-Direct from Maryland
EAST INBiHia MADEIRA-A splendid article.
BpFE GORDON SHERRY
FAVE p1r,, p,,,a,,yery superior
sGoTCH and IRISH WilislKEY- Imported by Mr..
CH5AMPAG3tN5EE-o every brand and description
BRANDY FRUITS g
sCOTCH ALE aud LONDON PORTER.
Wholesale and Retail at 10 and l6 Royal street, by
Mo 5. It. TAYLOR.
a. f. COCHRAN Il co,
GENERAL COMMISSION MFERRGGHYASrsS' sand aad Di.
~ rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, ETC.,
RAI$INSS;ZzIn. quantities to suit purchasers;
ALMONDS-3o0 bales and bags Soft Shelled Almonds;
SHELLED ALMONDS-90O boxes, in fine order:
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUIS-3jO
PEFPER, RACE GINGER, ete-lOO bags;
SFARCH-AgenCy of Heti, Floyd & Co.;
LOHSIERS, etc.-Agents for Caldwell 4 Cos.
SARDlNES-Wloles. halves, thirds and quarter boxes;
NLNES-Alnscat Giaret, etc., IN boxes; Malaga sweet
and dry; Port Wine, various qualities, ETC.;
BkAN ID tiS-N anOus qualities:
BuTTER-Alwayso on hand a supply best st. Louis:
ORANGES and LEM0NS-Of direct importation, and
al kinds Of Foreign Fruits, ETC.;
PRUNES-In iars and fancy boxes;
t!TRONS-S09 boxes superior Genoa CltrOns;
CHAMPAGNE--lO0 baskets:
BRANDY CHERRIES-30O cases fresh landing; ,
MACCARONI AND VERMICELLI-3OO eases fresh
FIRE.CRACKERs-8 boxes first quality No. /;
POWPERIA Of the celebrated American C By,
der manufactured on
SUNDRIEs-Iaqding from ships Ure Nag2 Ii a "a
- MA afghan, Arkansas AbHinO, OsWeeO Nalu Vi VI
leans and bark General Taylor
IODFlSIi-l0O boxes;
ROE HERRING-9O barrels;
CRANBERRIES 100 packages;
TABLE SALTT 7Iy9, eas9fsi ~ eases.
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEE5E-D boxes; -
MANUFACTURED TOBACCOTTIOcases Meyer s.
S6GssiAfE RN I BAHFFFtF FERSSSl fiikins;
BTCKWyIH,EEiAsFIss1F S g1Rss sEssii,ovs.
t HE An eTBER-a5 Gases Gases casks Phil Ale;
CASTLE SOAP--2O0 boxes;
ROCK CANp21,223 cases ETC. eiC eo, For sale by
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~ I7--T7--77 vi CI-T T0TW-
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FURNITURE STORE,

- The CaR viii leave New Orleans and Carolltor a,
hour after clock on Sundays, if the weather A fsr
~ The Lafayette HOre Car will leave ever III ,,;,,t.
from the OF Barome and Canal streets nv eT55
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u 5g9 III Ion or 5 IL Si 9TEe' ,n i5 s,r
md Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
l. know Of instance of permanent Of Asthma
N gentleman of Ohio think shall be able to sell least
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LIGONI, JulyD, lsi6-f our Wild Cherry and Tar SyruT
gives general Satisfaction We have been out OF for som,
time aud thought we would not order any; but 1t Is Bmos
daily inquired for, and we thought perhaps Il would bo bg
TO order some
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II Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers in
sultng PHYSICIANS for the of private Diseases owing to
the utter dsquacaons Of those who profess 70 cure such
eases deem to be nothing but an act Of kindness towards
TIE unfortunately afflicted, well sheer justice to d.
MULLEN, No. 50 CUsTOMHousE STREET, 10 state that in
the 1916 s0rey afflicted with Syphilis, in its worst
and mos qppalng FORM and for several months together was
under the best regular medical practice could obtain m N w
Orleans, without being all heneled-ndeed grew worse
At length heard Of Dr.. Mulen's great reputation. up
Piled to nun, and to JOY, in three weeks he restored
me 70 perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans, Jan. Z, M
jyl5 If SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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112 n. Charles Street, near Lafayette Square,
T'HANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
Il slowed upon him. would solicit a continuance Of the
same. After practice OF twelve years both in Europe and
the United States and having ayaed himself of all the late
Improvements, he feels confident that be viii give satisfaction
TO those who may favor him with call.
J. w would cal particular attention to his improved
method Of inserting Teeth Gold Plate. Persons requiring
such would do wei to call and examine specimens All his
operations viii be warranted the best of workmanship and
MATERIAL and give satisfaction to those who NAV patron
i've him, J. w refers the following gentlemen who have
hOuored him with therparOnage:
Professor Stone, DIR. BenbrQok, Morphy 4 Nevus,
Professor MOrphys Sykes X Hyde, Robson & Allen,
Professor Dimitry, StJuges X Wright, etc. etc,
Gf4 Dentists supplied with Gold Foil, Plate, Teeth, etc.
Office and residence, No. 112 ST CHARLES street, near
The corner Of POydras. jy3l
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CAsT sTEEL aANYs

VF1HE subscribers manufacture from the BEST CAST
STEEL, Circular Saws from two TO sixty inches In MI
ameter also, Mil, Pitt, CIOs-cnt and other saws AN of M
pe0r quality, They also state that these saws are gT0und
by their patent machinery which enables them 10 claim ey
cuvey for their Saws the advantages derived from tin Hs
Of these machines which are highly important as lie saws
thereby made perfectly and regular in Thickness or
thick or thin at any part thus strengthening Circular Saws BY
gradually increasing them In thickness from me cutting edge
to their CENTRE The truth aud uniformity of Their gaSs
renders @ set IN the teeth necessary and on this account
less power required TO DIVE the saws: besides they will not
need % frequent sharpenngbe less liable 10 become heated
and also produce saving in timber.
80 These Saws may be had Of the subscribers, the
Prlcipa Hardware Merchants IN this city and throughout the
United states r. HOE & CO,
oz5 bfnd&W y and 81 Gold street, New York.
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CRUSHED AND LOAF SUGAR
ID boxes LOAF ., =,
eN bark kieaEi, ~ sale By
ds chAs, sToU0HTON, q Camp ~
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A g. AEf6YFORTH. A0T.8RY PUBLIC ann
-. CQA.HfSslo3ER OF DEEDS }or e1erv Statf
q tle lHltn.. -OFF1cE-NO " CAN'T STREET New OR
leans l Dispositions taken. Accounts Probated DEED
ald lollgage DAWN and all Documents and Instruments N
Nuung FepaIed and Authenticated for Use and Record IN
any pan Of the UNITED STATES. Z OrnInissioned
Since 1915.
80 MaTha and other protests particularly attended IN
and an CASES Of General Average Partial Los eoecty
yea and ifqpi ly an1nged. mh26 lyd&W
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hR. PEARSON informs bis patients that he can be
II consulted daily al his office, from Co.
A. NJ. to 5 ?. NJ. DR.. PeaNOns many inn M B
prOventuis in DENTAL SURGERY, ~ lF1
are TOO well known and appreciated 10 require Illy
enumeratng His Block Teeth particularly worthy the
attention OF those requiring artificial ones His prices are
graded suit the circumstances OF ALL Office at his resi-
dence, No. = BARoNSE STREET, near Canal. sl2 #
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CONINIERCIAL HOTEL.

THIS large and convenient Hotel having been leased sf
Il by the undersigned for term of years, now open iis
for the reception Of boarers families and single gen
temea, at very moderate prices
The interior OF this establishment has been thoroughly
cednsed and painted and the bedrooms all fitted in
rsrate order The stngoOms, which are large and con-
veent being both in the front part Of the house are also
newly furnished in good order and Tit up with gas One for
families and one for gentlemen Polite and attentive servants
viii always be kept, and also Waterman who viii attend
the private entrance during the night. In short pains will
be spared to make those who paOnse the Commercial Hotel
a comfortable home.
The situation of the House is welknown to be one of the
most desirable IN the city being exactly in the centre Of
the steamboat and atboat landings which make very
convenient place for Western business men, -
The management ui the whole House viii be entirely unde
the superintendent of Mr. p A. GOLDSTEIN, who il
wel!and ayoraby known by the city and travelling com
mnny boarding house keeper number of years; b.
this he hopes meet the wishes of those who parOne IN
Commercial Hotel. w. II. LONG, Proprietor.
D26 m p a. COTnSTETN lapt
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY
FINE WATCIuss. LIlNNEl .RY- 10

NEH MEYER, No. 100 AMP street, Watch. 70
lYl maker and dealer in gEWELRYa- GOLD AEA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. e IL
All Jewey articles repaired atmoderate prices. ml8ksAlA
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PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES, z IL
an Jewely articles repaired amoderae prices. ml8fzaSlA
FINE WATCHES, JEWEI.RY, Etc.
u A. TYLER, 30 CAMP street, has constantly on hand,
u, and is receiving by every arrival, Gold ~
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WAIFSHE Al Of all IA.
- ~ and Guarl CHAINS, SEALS EeaszA
- - and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens,
Pencils Thmbes Buckles etc; Fine Brecees, Brooches
Necklaces, Rings, Slyerwue, Spoons and Forks Ladies,
d FIn 4s iF Fancy T Goods L9s 1s Per
with great ySyey q Other articles t9o
Silver, Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of every
knd-Eye Protectors, etc. etc, constantly on hand, and
fitted to suit the eye at short notice. Mo
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, sILvERWARE.
YOUNG s CO., No, s. C.41iP STREET tlate
Il NELSON A. YOUNG,) will have constantly or -
hand large assortment Of Fine LEVER and Du-SS7N
PLEX WATCHES (tor Ladies and Gegtlemen' s X "a
wear) Of the most approved maken OF London, $3.50
erpOo and Geneva, consisting Of Heavy Hunting and Open
Face Gold and Silver Watches, fine Second or Timing
Beautifully Chased and Engraved Watches for Ladies, OF
Ladies Guard and Belt Chains an entirely new pattern
Gentemens Guard Vest and Fob Chains, Seals and Keys
Ladies and Gentlemens Finger Kings, OF Diamonds,
Ladies and Gentlemen Breaspips new styles; Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver Holdeus; Gold Pencils Gold aud Sill
Yer Thmbes new pattemsof Earrings; LOcketsi tuds
ser Mustard and Salt Spoons Table and Dessert Forks
Ladies' Butter knives, ETC.; also, assortment of Silye
sPECTACLEs-Fo Ladies and Gen
So $50 temen in Gold, Silver and Steel Stlve
- Spectacle Cuses Spectacle Glasses to sui
sQsPENDER BUCELEs,-GOld and Silver suspende
MARBLE NANTEL CLOCKS. new style; require n,
ENGIfsH OFFICE CLOCKS. first quality.
Canes Mounted Diamonds Reset and Jewelry Manufac
az Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the city are respect
fully my tied to examine the stock above mentioned
dlcle = MHItaiu a. me a. any uAefeu loI sue N le city
attention always paid Repairing fine Clocks, Watches
yewery Which we guarantee to perform, or no charge 5
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Daily CRESCENT.


Exrto1Ts % LADY ewlNpLER--I Hoo to gst
Haea caEprs is3fApla PogiRg for them |
lhaH We 1aings quieiiy sang every day beneath |
ihf sailatsd suFfaca al so1eiq M this sreaf Gotham
that would astonish many of our readers Il they only
New them On the evening Of the 9th OF tho /
present menih carriage drove nn 10 the door Of a
w'eli-knovn conieotonqs in Broadway, near Wash
inEton Place, containing lady who desired the
driver 70 20 70 che store and ask some Of the people
g the store to come ouk to her. She was attended
Ay person IN the establishment, who took down
~ the book very extensive order, comprising an
aAandant supply Of every variety. She directed
sde articles g be sent 10 Waverly Place giving her
nana as Mrs. Wainwright The confeetioner
having faith 10 the responsibility Of this upper ten
4ocaie, executed The order without hesitation The
Man, however retained without the money, an
stated that The plaee looked strange and suspicion
vas immediately awakened On sending again,
the next day, the name Of Madame S. was found
on the door, and the house ascegained to be haunt
d fashionable vice, Of which she WAS the keeper
Df course, the bill was not paid MIR. Weller made
Application 70 the police magistrate Of Jefferson
market ol warrant against the lady for obtaining
goods under false TTetences, having given a wrong
name. The magistrate said he would send for the
lady and let the complainant know when she came,
and that he need not be uneasy the matter would
be settled, and Be would lose nothing by it. Mr.
Weller, finding that the magistrate was very long
IN sending for his lady friend, called on him again
especially as he hae heard she was about to leave
the place. The magistrate stated that she had been
there that day, and that al would be right; that
the story about her removal was all false rumor.
4ha4 day both the Justice and Madame Seignette
remoyed--se viii not say together - though the
coincidence is strange enough. Weller called at
he olnce he next day and found another magistrate
N the place Of his former acquaintance. On de-
nandng warrant for the lady, the magistrate said
there were five warrants for her in the Office for
length Of time, bnt she could not Be found. The
lady and her effects had UaBlosea, and Mr.. Weller
is RSnNS some City dollars. She has bamboozled
host Of others who now turning up with their
doleiul stories. Among them is an unfortunate
jewelier. The following is related as one of her
exploits last summer An upper-ten merchant Of
this city having gone to Saratoga, or some Of the
Other fashionable waterng-places, and shut up the
house, By some means other she got into it. and
in the name q the family ordered goods to q large
amount, for which, OF course, she ala not nav
Carous was carried day and night till the cheat
2 found ont and she had to deeamp 1t is said
that The sons Of the merchant were in the secret
and shared IN the revels.-lY,Y 7. Herald, Noe. 90
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TElTITVllNV D WUUN NVW MESSIAH :
RANT.....N0. "A ST CHARLES STREET.
FHHE subscriber hegs leave 10 inform his numerous friends
u and the public that he has thoroughly RI 6M ~
open it for their accommodation NJ ouday, ~ M n
sept. 3. Having made extensive alterations and NtisE
e. Improvements in the Cooking Department, af-
7torling much greater facilities than formerly, he
~ trusts to- be able to serve his patrons with every
~ thing in his line in style unequaled by any Res
tauantln the city,. He has made auangemt for q
aeolstant supply ofOYSTERS from the chOic- 5siN
est Beds ofthe Gulfand the Lakes and his Table ~ 4y
viii always besupplied with the best STEAKS gSsfssg
- CHOPS, FISH, GAME, etc. together with
tsg eAevery deieacy to be procured in the NewOr-
esalnss leans markets. The BAL will be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS, PORTER ALE. etc. OF
The very best brands carefully selected. His Cooks and
Walters will be second to none in the city and he viii be
found awas at his post see that his patrons receive prompt
and polite attendance. In short he viii use every exeon to
render his Saloon worthy of the beTa support it has hitherto
received. Lsep3 6ml JAMES CASSIDY.
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CUTs, MOUNDS md sOREs.

The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases is
wonderful so quickly does il all pains and soreness
and heal the INJURY. No Scar REMAINS Its success in
healing old sores Of long standing unparalleled.
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MEAKNEss AND PAN IN TIE BREAsT.

PHILADELPHIA, June q 1851 can highly recommend DR..
DayisE syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knowledge
offs virtues Ny wife had been affected io long time with
week.-mrs. and pain in the breast; the Of this medicine
short time entirely relieved her The symptoms would, aier
time eCur, and on all occasions the relief was a. speedy
in the first place. II six months since she has been
fee OF tine affection. Consderit and recommend
valuable medicine Its ghenng effect has been very great,
m addition 10 seying the breast. Swallow, S Waersf.
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g B0RDFNrows, n J., Jan. 9, l8l7-We lave taken
ume trouble to introduce DR.. Davs's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar here and have sold all we received from you Dr.
H. Cook has used in his practice; he thinks highly OF The
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Y WAX IUlVNlAT LINZ g--
AHf3L&s-sANON, Ersaik
AN(sAlD-NORAaAN,

This line composed Of new low pressure boats but ex.
pfey Tor the above business, OF great strength, and with
powerful machinery. Anhaeile Goal is used tor fuel 10
avoid burning the sails and rggings Of vessels and 10 fee
them
Arrangements are made with other b0ais this line
In taking large ships the bar, when necessary
5la-naeH and ship-0Wnen will benefit themselves BY
paoning these boats they will obtain dispatch web
e sie greatest security for llle and properly. ms