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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30

Fr'HePai ofs' loi Nss'aE't, NsS Tsrk Guy
OLD DR., JACOB TOWNSEND,
TIM ORIGIN A. pIsCoyRRER or THR
Genuine Townsend SarSaparilla.
odn r Tovn.end (, row about 20 year, Of sre. sud
has long hen know - The .frTHOR aud DiSCOT-
iRth " the oFNiLNT ORlGLNfL yOEN
- -Nf' Nfb FfhfLf.f" Being V-r,r he was com
psii"d Co iut I' manufacture bi Which means Il has
been ksd ont ~ msfset and The sales crcumsehbsd to
those only wh1 bad proved is north. aud known Its
value % aad fca tri the ear, OF many n,yorthsl,.s
A. those psrons hu bad been healed Of sore diseases
aud AVID 'oe' death. rori.,Hsa IL steslsaes asd
vyld,fta.
HEALING POWER.
kn'"Inf. ~rHv fsrrs esa. that he hAd BY his skill
,-cn'' Hn" ''iFi'a'r devised ma -fuos h,ch would
% 90 'H''.' ,Hlr hdvertFte 60 MANKIND whsn the
mrani ~uuid 90 furnished 90 bfiHr 10 into univsrsai
n"ytr Nhen i' w'ri1a'o virtues would be known
a"d arr'e. 7ied. ih't time has cous the means are
GF'Nn INlo rNrortiltp pRFrsR4r7oS
u manu- Irsf isr af.rsi scale and b., called Gn1
throughout The ,ra %. end breadth Of The and .,u.r,.
a. 90 " ''"ai 'neaiHbir OF degeneration OF ds.snorA
ton
tuuke young 81. 2. Tunu,rnd ., ItIupr,,es with ar.
aud nrNrr change. Hi or tlr better tstause 10 Is pre-
pared Cd '-'rntf' r-iasiptfi ry fSicsHse ~aa. Ths
hrarti tu.s ledge H lhtUtrt brd the latest dl,sov
srist Of the srt ar,e ID. trn brought fequitna In
The manut.,urv ut t's ud nfs rHr,apafila The Haf.
t1I~fia rt 30 is we'll knau med "a, men contains
are inert useless and .nthrr, phlch n retained In
efeiAn"e 90 'f l'e produce fr~-'st-iigH and ae'd.
"bfb DO Ihitn"1' 90 %" system some ~ Tho pIopsf
tes oi sana0af'ia are 90 rs'afis that they eaufey
UH The ~
.....t :, ~ ''''"' " my ~, Nd
,,-,,,g,s ~ ',..- 'i A.. ON V tho.s
tus rr,--rr.,. ut..I a. .', - a, a. .,sst-
tar' uor-r h..t .r. .4, d. DID,. .....,,. ~ ..,5.,-I ~
tee tho t...t v,t..H .r IN ID al la. AN, FF
-. -" '. ~ 80" we i"'' AN thsi get
rs.t,.f Iu ta. ,t thas ifo, a., ,,tsr -, ,.',ht
- b.. -. ~, 49, ''t'' 'ti,' 20 ssSssn Nith
EITEADI ~ sYRtPf BAT sush is sot ~. ,ttic.
tHosn IS me
GENUINE OLD DIR. JACOB ToWNsEND's
1,pstr,Dfr
'.'i'' NJ N"'iA-N'
.'' .-.'' '1l -' we ''ffi lForcf'-ss NJ The
'' ''' h'.' fT"''ea every hing cAtable
".N 40 on 20 ""3nta'."n BE- etunctsd Asa
''.'' .A..''' 'i ''A' ~ Nr'uo 10 secuFsd
'"'t'' .HN H"n mos % "a Rendered
.t ''' 10 So. I'''e 800 hsahnt
Dr." ''a "a}f 81 "a made the most
Cure ar iuu,merahIc JI.a.
ltrr.. '... ,-.,-', - - = -, :. ..-,,''
s,r.. ,r Ia ,f,u, tl l,a ,,,.nsn and eaIls,,s "a,
a-a .. d.rs ,.rssr. .r tas ...r, m W
t..Et.. urT.... EgNFggNg4 .rs JrrB "a A.
FI t4NJ aas ~ EHJIytyfes ,1E9Ff,Js
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
FOURTEEN RESPECIABLE WITNESSES

certify that MI the above statements 90 Hs.k!n
Iirtdis irus Ia susry particular they being we,
quAlniod with him Tho Witnesses names are fIL
lows via bocf IAowa' NiItaris ono uf The moot
spectacle physicians iu Rome. X H-apsp proprietor
Of the West Rome Hotel E.sard htfrhtars ian, ica
,Ngf, AiI'ad MisAiaFf, Je'is IyoH. Eliabsh I,tsa
hsH'B foHridf Ehssbsfh Co7rsdi P.ay Dartse. JsAa
Tryoa. DsAiah TrtoH
BBsELL { LEoSAEn. whocsslc Aul retail druggists
q Rome cetiiy that they acquainted with the sad
y Haskn. and know and believe hs statement Il
sure 10 be true Bs-ELL 4 LEONARD
BRANTs INDIAN PURIFIER cures oil Impure Dis
u tho blood viz Soald Hfad Sail Rhsar RAs,.
vahss, Eruphsss. Ptapls' ne Faos pus,, B,s,, ~
e0f, CoJhrSasI5, hsfesTta DJsaisI. Lttr Csaplsi4f
Paiag ~ fhs Back Stds and LtHbg. Sc &c
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
Groceries

4 h The best quaIitlss aud lucludingnsariy every
- article iu general ute received ard ~ al.
~ b, P BILL
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
FEMAIT c6MPIAINrse' Sc

DO Hnts prri-f, BOZ rtsss Of f'ss- -sfass o. HAmss
$50 rae . $50 nasfrvffs4 Ssrprass4 of Psisfsl
f'f' 'f-fs s.eriff l' me rsutuusI lrridt ~
-.' o.. az e.stias. eunag 81 he ilfiss q a.
w ffatHF1f 0attfariaHs 80 rrfuIauna ths rrDsr,l
'YttsH. 30 rfrs Gee GOD tlrrrfth b La. = ~. 80
49, tnaf rHrrt t.r-It HF 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
PURIFY! PURIFY /!
BRANT'S INDIAN
PI RIFIING EXTR ACT.

Nes ne deceived resH.f sfi ,fts-v $3.50 Is I.niarsi
BY be zee oi s-a0,. tara.i. u' ih' Ittflrs u.sn
rsu~ty Dob tIt v.rli '-rs o.f P.nrt.-Is tar IIa,'I
Tr' rrHiFtrH be- Ust'r prepared from lsrft4. o.
and cures tlr 1Hf. asfffsas hnt Iona stsrI e
diseases ot ue n'oul without rtttaF rr.rtar s,.tsa
tsf afttanFr DO dream frsrrtAsai ,s.f rraisI.
mstrs nee hsa.Isg l.eof, and fsrt ttrrr and
t.Is O.. fhe vI.H.. staIrfr
Mit>Ts r'EHIfH s rOuR wts DHEAr
~ tfsn aH, u,.,r remedy 81. ..s world us.sz'e
ONE DOLLAR S WORTH
y tas.ta .-..r. ..r..af or cure tIra f-. a..
or rHf. .t f........ .. ..r .... I-f.r.. OIL. Hst
N.r .srr f.... sf ".r I'M. I.- .a.. .risHf ssss
tsv t.. ..us..... f. ....." ... OBJ. -e.s 90
nIr rHs.f Oh. f..1 r.... ~ .... is..... ff4'u.s
tsaa r.f.t .. i.8' 's.f.f.t8 l..f. ftritft
We u.If bare ss. i.aI I.aaII Nfl...ssI bad ta.rj.
u.u.H f..s Issf frrr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
81.
Merchants Lake Boat Line,

far The Transportation Of Property between
LAKE CUNNIPLAtN TROY. ALBANY
NV DIRK AND BOSTON.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
Grand Universal Concentrated

rthn he fssth and U he tb0N lsdFs q IN b. need
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30
Fr'ao'si ofs' loa .Vss,ar-st., NsS T.rE ci,y
OLD DIR, JACOB TOWNSEND
TIM ORIGIN Al pIsCpyRRER or THR
Genuine Townsend SarSaparilla.

ot h Iovnsend Is rov about % years Of src sad
has long hen known - The ftTJiOR and DiSCOT-
fRth Hf the OT.Nt LNy ORIGLNfL " YOBN
- Nb NfHN fhiff.f" BcirE lrpr he was com
p@A"d Co Uui It manufacture boy which means 10 has
been keH "ui ~ market and The sales cifcumscbsd u
those only wh1 bad proved is worth aud known Its
FAue 10 mad f"A' he'd the ears % many. neVouhslssI
a. those ers"ns be- had been healed 81 sore dssa sea
sN' 'At'd ial death ir'rl .ard ia sScsllsaoa Ahd
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-30

BY ]. S. WOOD. NJ. D., OF
ALBANY, y. N,ASAPURIFYER OF
THE BIOOD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
MAYO's MUSIC STORE.

) CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal ST.
New Orleans.
NE undersigned desires respectfully TO inform the Public
= that thev can always find at his MU--,s5zss--l-
s5 SIAk iels 1ss s,Ss e;ss,
enable prices and on accommodating teTms.l Y v y
Among them Piano Fores made by the old and ceie
brated Manufacturers, GILBERT & Co, of rich Tone
and finished beautifully in Rosewood Black Walnut and
Nlahogany with Iron Frames made the most substantial
and workman like Also, justly celebrated EO-
LlAA PlAN0 FORTES which for sweetness of tone have
nor oeen eqqaed They particularly suited to Il
ny rs me fohan does not require tuning for years.
Inc New Improvement in Piano FOtes the Patent Ybrd-
tHg OoeT0rfdge also for sale at this establishment. This
Improvement gives peculiar irmness and biancy the
tehe adds to the durability and strength of the Piano. and
renders capable OF remaining much ger tune than
those IN ordinary use.
w. T. NJ is Agent for Henri Verz's ceyeJroted CRAM
PIANOS and PIANINOS, made in Paris. F u power and
sweetness OF tone they stand pre-emiaent.
SECON D-HAND PIANOS for sale at from $50 to
SzVV each, and taken in part payment for ones.
,CATHCART'S MELODEON-This beau ful loned
" mo Instrument TO- Village Churches Lodges Sc enadng
Parte and the practice of Organsts possesses
sweet and powerful tone portable (weighng but 25 lbs
and Offered at $50 each
Orders from the Country for EuteS Guitars. Qarionets
t.,ageolets poltns, piolOnceos Strings and Musical
reasonable prices Bands supplied with Brass Instruments
and Band Music.
Harps, Double and Single Action hand and made to
order to suit the taste OF purch aSen,
MUSiC-The largest Catalogue in the South The stock
Is an accumulation of 20 year, and in many old
and beautiful pieces out eff pr t.
EeU Music received by every arrival from the North and
Oy te oeIgn Steamships Original Music published every
week at the store. Native Compositions solicited.
by addressing the undersigned Catalogues of Music vii
f LA TUNED AND REPAIRED. Music BoHnd.
IyG I'm VIM. T. MAYO. Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
ACTE DE SOCIETE LIMITE.
TREANT LA COMPAGEIE DE BOURSE Il
- COMMERCE DE LA WILLIE DE LA MOI

VELLE ORLEANS-Pardevant moi Greenbury RidgeIy
StngeI Noaire Public dan. paroisse vile de la
Nouvele Orleans Etat de la Louisiana dument commits
stone ct asermene ct en- presence de lemons
mes ct sOussgGes:
sont venues ct ont compau les peonnes c-ap6s NOM
mee qn ont declare en- rertu ei de CONFINEMENT
clauses un acte de la Legislature de Eta de la Louisiana
approuve lie trezeme de Mars de annee dix hut cent
rente sept.
Files muuelement decide convent d'etabl en- Ia
de vile de la Nouyele Orleans Compagne Socete
Lmee compose delies ct de ees autres persOnnes Qn
peuven par la suite sy adJondre egalement lie
tire de
LA COMPAGNIE DE BoURsE DU COMMERCE:
~ commencement ladite Ell iadite conven
hon esd comparans adherent lie present clauses
suivanes, savOir:
To- Reimbursement propose par ladite Compagnie devra
etre sue st. Charles, lencognue de la Perddo
Orleans;
Co. LIE but de ade Compagnie est eriger une Boue du
Commerce ct des salons de Lecture de deges
tons aares du resort un elabs de nature
DO LIE monant du tonds capital de adte Comp8gne dew
chacuneyDgt actionseront payabe compliant
qnarant pour cent payabes lie premier Decenbe suvant
tlo49 Ses preen comparans dea foDn leuI blets
pour esds deux paiemens cdessus spues ayant page
compant lie premier versement;
40 Ce qu suit ct les des des masDns u
commerce qui composent ade Compagnie de Bourse dn
Commerce ct paIm lesqueles les tends capital etc diys
ct IeP1fn de la msnlee snivante savolr:
Robb hoge cLnqnaute actions Samuel Peters. yingt
clnq actions Feet fFes vngt actions Henry Blood dix
actions; John Feeand. dix actions; Alexander Gralhe,
dix actions Kelly s. Conynghsm dix Hewitt He.
Y William Palfrey, dix actions Henry Bier, cenx actions
Ngheimns Bogat une action Jamson Mcintosh une
tons: shutz. Hadden Leach, trois acions: John o.
Bren dsux actions; ames Caller dix actions Peter Con-
reg Jr. GIRO actions William H. Avery, cling actions; j.
+ sbaw. une action John A Merle deux actions Jos
Beard g1atre actions James Wallace, trois actions
Wilson Paterson. deux actions L. Matthews, dix &C.
nne action John Philpp une action Robert Ferguson
deux actions Charles Briggs deux actions Feowes John
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

G5~ A Jack tar lately who had taken to evil
courses and was walking off with set of silver
dishes he had stolen, facetiously remarked that
the service was going to the ID" popular
phrase i'll the navy, we understand.
01E- We have heard great deal lately about
sovereigns being light. This will perhaps account
for the facility with which they always fy.
~ Mr.. Macauay is reported 10 have said that
on account of the great number of failures in lS48
no future historon, when talking of it in reference
to former times, would be entitled to call it the
Succeeding +" year Punch.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
DAILY CRES CENT.

THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED BY PORTRAIT.
PAINTEEs.-Remember,t that, if you always g hold
the mirror up to Nature" yours will certainly not
be the glass of Fashion - that you must make
faces, you may as we'll make pleasant ones; that
ycu must draw on your Imagination for spirit to put
into your sitters mugs; thai when Nature and Art
come into collision, Nature must go to the wall ;
that you must never paint flat, though you may
fatter; that he who only paints what he sees, de-
grades himself into Daguerreotype; that Nature
every thing to Nature, and do MT pay, at least In
this country.-Punch's Almanac.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
PIANO FoRrEs AND MUSIC.

80 CAMP old Stand Trio Doors from C3rauier Street.
f'HE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly OIL hand and for
a a sale on the most reasonable terms: sfseA
MeS sN: Nuns and s, Clark A FL Gale Co. 81 h
Fischer and others among which may be found some of
tho beautiful EOLlANS. with Ives tunables reeds.
men, fully guaranteed. Also RHaRT'S IMPROVED
MELODEONS; fine Parlor Organ which cannot be sur.
very portable, and be packed in small trunk which
ma e them very convenient for ladies who travelling
and cannot take their Piano Forte with them.
GUITARS, FLUT Es; XIOLINS. VIoLONCEI.-
vF9e Los, CLARIONETS, ACCORDEONS. TAM.
"A ~ BORINEs. BANIOS, and other instruments,
s5Ys ways on hand; Huntus, Herr. Gamer, Bertini
= ton Books for Guar. Violin, Flute, ACCORDION
and other Instruments SHEET MUSIC received as soon
published from all the principal publishing houses in the
United States. All orders from the country promptly at
i: A. T. has in his Piano Forte Room, few choice
PAlSTiNGs by old msse,s for sale low and will
New York Specimens of their Engravngs presented to
each subscriber may be his room. fy10W6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
NEW ORLEANS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT WAREHOUSE.

late r. L. .9Hen's.)
corner OF Magazine and Poydras Streets,
~ FRANKLIN. Agent.-F6r sale-A large assortment
Mi si,ii OF Ploughs; Elanows, Tanning ~
WINS, Corn Shelters, Corn and Cob SN~@S
Srushers Straw Cutters. Ok Shovels. Nm
S yx, fokes Gram Fhrashers, Corn
Ils, Axes Hoes Shoyes and other AGRICULTURAL mple
rnents. -AIso- -f'e
hardening Tools Guano Plaster Rock Salt. etc. etc.
~ OfdeT will he executed for every article wanted by
fisn'efs. d16 Std&6mW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

Ma" said an inquisitive little girl, will rich
and poor people live together when they 60 to
Heaven - Yes, my dear, they will all be alike
there sThen, ma, why don't rich and poor
Christians associate together here % The mother
did moi answer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

1s- A negro being asked if he knew who "E
PtaribuS Unum was, replied 60 / dosn't adzackly
known de gemmen myself, but reckon as how he is
one of 'em, as he heb his name on all de drums'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
REMOVAL.
DRlESTLEY & BEIN have removed their eptire Sto

--------
- REMOVAL.
t)RlESTI.EY BEIN have removed their entire Stock
l. of HARDWARE. IRON, Sc, &C., v-Sysz=r=s
from Nos l9 New l.evee and 81 and 40 49,
Ichoupouas street. to their New Stores,
Nos. 50 and 81 ca Street opposite Az1ksx1szl
Nachez street. where they have on hand and constantly
receiving by arrivals from Foreign and Domestic Manufac
ures nll supplies OF every description of GOODS in he
line which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
On accommodating TERMS Country Merchants, Planters
echancs ana purchasers generally are requested to call
portion oil their stock on hand and aIleat.viz:
800 tons English BAR IRON rom square and fiat.
so do Resi- Gable ''"" ''ua'e anu nat
so do Pennsylvania
10 do. do Boiler Iron
10 do. Pennsylvania do:
900 bundles BraZiers' Rods i 5.l6 and x roupd.
800 do Sheet Iron 10 IN *: ~ ~ ~
800 do Hoop Iron & to inch
100 do Band Iron X, IL, IL, 2 and az inch;
100 plates Tennessee PIough Iron;
Buy Tennessee Plcug ,-shaTe Moulds;
100 kegs Pressed Spikes;
300 boxes TIN PLATE, Pont Pool;
30,0 900 lbs. BRAZfERS' COPPER I'd TO 100 III sheats.
5000 lbs Block Tin Spelter Zinc Sc:
600 lbs. Cast, German Shear and Blister STEEL,
ANVILS, VICES, SMITHS' BEL
>~Te@sHr~, LOWS, Sedee and Hand HA MINERS.
Il | Stocks and Dies Screw PaIes Fire Irons
49, and Smiths Tongs;
hes ann kaps' American and English LOCKS of every
sl;d nescddl aa = ,n,
Rntt and ParI;emnrt Inaoo W." ~ a.S hinges
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
MAGS2MA UNION, No. q DAUGHTERS OF TEMPER
ANCEMeets every Tuesday at clock. M at the Hall
of Pelican Division corner of Common and st. Charles
TEMPLES OF HONOR

OF ffER f PE2R HE IF sTATE
So and Installed n
February. to serve for one
LSsen5aSI VI Ocean Fe@PIe Of Honor Noa
: K Gle G w R Qdeon Temple Of Honor No; 5.
Fs%p e aGHf sso n So
af & 9dss sn. fsmss Of df Homo 8ooG S Ne
b. F. Weymouth P C w T, Crystal Temple. No4
81 The Grand Worthy Tempar made the following
Robert Cook, DGWT, District No. l. delegate from
Mhsp g. ca asdRef q G1SrI N District No delegate from
Wm Ferry R DGW i R;, PSISydenqs TEMPLE No.
of Honor, No. s. for the City OF New Orleans
day Of month confer the First and Second Desees
s0s ns Third De-
as eslsF y AS: Rs$i!ss
WV ;lIgw MHf sia Pr X Peai0e Ds
B1ohen Hail near Jackson street. LAFAYETTE s' Younger
&c., $$SHse Filth 5$s E Ha
+ S:e john aif g. is'sP'""
%Hsr1f G CT Gs M Ma ssss f P
Munic!pslity.-
E M% Py North Jsms; 5sfys,
io w feieT Ioadey.. ....... w u
Lq;heI Samuel Sam fi Weeks +
William Kyle. 7 :,
ORtEASs TEMPLE OF Honor No sMeets every other
EdT Tnr! G. Mik....'.WWWGT Nielsen Amold,..nW
IL Wynne ......,W +. Ford. G
{ f i S$;6
CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF HONOR No 4-Meets ON the 500.
ond and fourth Mondays Of every month"; at Temple Hall
No. 5S1a Canal sreet.-Ohcers: ~
4 i u F ElddSSse..WW WR Hall ........WT
~. so" L J. H. Lane w y
". 6. Latham IVA 4, D. Anderson w D .
NJ. F. Woodruff .....WFR --..........-..W G
ODEoN TEMPLE OF HONOR. No 5-Meets every other
Tuesday evening at Crystal FSun ii 222 Tcouptouass st.
l.. B. Blades. ........W IT William Milier.,,W U
Joseph Benson ......WNT = Brauer..........W d u
T. j. Ode.i. ...........W r John Connel .. W {;
A b George. AR T. J. Smith .............W S
layicr....-.... w r n T. A. hall. p w G T
Join benson. w L
MAGNoL.A TEMPLE OF HONOR. No, 6-Located at shreve
port, La tV No list received.
PROVIDENCE TEMPLE OF HONOR. No. 7-Located at
Lake Providence. ky~ No list received. r
BAsTRoP TEMPLE OF HONOR. No. s-Pari.h Of
Oaaehha. k]~ No list received.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
G9o,S of gs1Jrpsglrnsse

@WIZZM edge.-I without reserve, solemnly SAWZM
SIX pledge my that will peither SAN&
.AAN. make buy SELL Beverage any opH szAAS
SzQE>SS Malt Liquors. Wine or Cider. EzHSES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
CLEVELAND
ATER-C URE Is Bills HME
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FNCY GOODS.

H. north Of GaveE street Offers for sale good P SO0'
WATCHES, in God and Silver Hunting or Open Aa
SSed Gafs Marble and Fancy Mante C9gks -
Ell snd key7 Cpd Pens with gold and silver holders
ger Eises Of ali he sshonsbe psern
.oekets Studs Sleeve Rut'on; Bracelet Clasps for Hair
Buckle Ws ap Rac Sf Prs in great variety suspende
Fine Silver Cssors, Cups Pitchers Tea and Table Spoons
Silver Plated Caston. Candlestcks Waters Trays Ums
FNE F&SC SSd GGS SGDD: viz Rich Fans. paDjer NJ,
sSS NP a.s a nf'Ps Pol SRs fs%s
ard Insid Boxes varons patterns Silver Co@bs. sS
Combs; Silver Gilt and Silver Plated Bouquet ucdeTs
Beautiful Vases new patterns Reticules and Purses new
CUTI.ERY.-Rodgers' Fine Pocket and Penknives Ra
'PERFUMERY IN GREAT vARlETY-Geuune Ia
ma Cologne, onda and Lavender Water, Fancy Soaps
Strangers visiting the city are invited 20 all and examine
these Goods. E. A i. int nds always 10 have hand
stock OF Goods Of the best quality, and will sell at the
JEWELRY MANUFACTURED AND REPAIRED
a, snort notice oiderS from the Country viii meet witt
tyLosmW d 4. TYLER. 80 Camp street N o.
STOVES! sTovEsn sroyEslM
I'D Virgin S cos Patent Wood and Coal Stoves
h s iisH s'qses most .nnoved patterns, suta e
Fancy high Coal Stoves for Bar rooms, ETC. traa
Furnaces Copneard BIa5 Preserve Kettles, different sizes
Oliver Mooa' fatenl well Pumps nrs'
Also
very general assortment OF Cooking uenss and Kitchen
- Furniture, OF COPPER Iron and Tin Ware;
IraSs and Bitannia Lamps and Candesticks
Bias, Britannia and laHanned Spittoons
Deed snd Cash Boxes lumber nrainers
Hall aud Steamboat Lamps. of different sizes
Hntauria Tea and Coffee Pots
Britannia Soup Tureens Of diffeneat Sizes
Dish C0ysIs; Copper and TIN Measures;
Copper. Iron and Tin Tea. Kettles.
Buck & McCifap' Patent Cooking Stoves;
Church's Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
My Own Patent Stoves the most improved plan, TO
burn wood or coal Cooking Ranges
American Air tight Co king Stoves wood or COAL on
= the most improved plan ;
Rotary Ranges for wood coal. of different sizes
ship Cabooses, OF different sizes and patterns;
English Steak Dishes, Covers and Stsnds;
Cake Moulds Oyster Gdrons Oyster Stewpsns etc. etc.
Jas iy VI. H, DEVEREUx, % Tohoupitoulas St
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BANDS.
OATENT METALLIC INDIA RIyBRER REF Tine
l. 81 all szes for saie by
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CROC kerry AND GLASS WARE,
- ~ AT WHOLESALEil -&

4 anu DIV Re alters
" will find at the sign ofthe GREAT PITCHER, Ma
amp Street Gravie of the largest stocks IMP
Of q ZEN w A X E ever imported into the g71
United States all of superior quav, latest pattern and
shapes. Assorted Crates for Country Trade.
Also, Debenure Goods for the Mexican market large
assortment of GLASSWARE
a5F~ Terms moderate and packing guaranteed
fy3-3md&W SAMI.. L. MOORE. 81 Camp ST
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G., H M.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE wAREHoUsE
MossELMAN ZINC FOR ROOFING.

THE subscribers agents foE the sale Of the Vee Monta
! gne COmpany's celebrated SHEET ZINC, would call
the enon OF Builders and Others to this article as when
used Of proper thickness and quay) durable and
mca article for ROOFS. 1t has been used Roofs in Eu
for thirty years without repair and apparently
good when first put on particularly calculated for
giving all the requisite information the subject can be
had and models of the mode of using seen on application
TO SLhRk, DAY, STAUFFER & co.
fvs6md&W Corner of Canal and Magazine sts
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Clothing. Clothing. Clothing!

CIOtnIhg. .CI0thing. Clothing!
M. BARN THO. g Camp street,
AS now on hand, and is constantly receiving, large
Z and magn fcent assortment of FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING-all of which being his own manu-.
facture enables him to sell cheap any other establish
ment of the kind in the Southern country Gentlemen pur-
chasing for their and dealers wholesale are
respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
Fine and medium do. do all colors
Black. brown and olive Monterey do and Sacs
Black and fancy Dap d Etc Sacs and D'Onay Goats.
Extra fine French Merino Sacs and Paletots
Super fancy Linen Goats, of every description.
Black and colored Spring Cashmere Pants
Superior French hierno Pants.
White ard Fancy Linen Drill Pants
Spring Twee' and French Cottona,'e Pants
India Eahkeen. and Silk warp do
Super white Marseles and Linen Vests.
Black satin. telino Cashmere, Rombazine and
Fancy Vests Of every quality and stye.
mill Ban Nj. BARNETT 10 Camp st.
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A GARD.
/ TX. DoDSON has returned from the North, and will
his practice ormery-especaly the treatment
Of Piles: Fistuia diseases of the BLADDER etc. Srctures
from whatever cause treated for radical without the
use of caustic cutting instruments.
Dr. FLINT says Tin writing for set of my nstrumen):
The more have reflected them, and experienced the
want OF that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that have provided, by ingenuity and SKILL
a surgical desideraum in that particular"
ES- His newlY invented and improved instruments for
the retention and rsdca care of HERNIA adapted to
variety of Rupture, and, when well fitted are worn
with ease and comfort The blocks do mbbe perspa-
ton and become offensive The springs prepared re-
m its corrosive effects and the covers may be removed and
washed at peaure Unequiyocal esonia of permanent
cures IN both the aged and he be examined
ny office, No. UNION street. second door from St.
Charlesst. fy24 DE- W3m