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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-16
RESTAURANTS, &c.
HOlbrOOk OSyter Saloon and RpStanr

Bai;atars. which which will be served G<A(eY
y gna FIs to be SUPPLIED with
no pains will be spared to crafty the taste of the std
s sri CHOPS 81 s' III IF ss w ' End Of Be 6T
TRY, aud in short, every thing in season that can be
procured a30
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Lake end Of .Neao Shell Road.
THE undersigned has just reitted and opened the above
tends T Woy ct fed
of his friends and those who wish to enjoy &aaa
treats in the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
in the best ORDER he will have boats all times keep
home He will also be all times supplied with every
sernon of wild and all the dseases that the New
come @ s%De 0nas 81 sTpstSp GcKoK
Hovllag a5a RIia,d d5
HE rs friends and
ditons to bis Estabishment rendering it the SA
Rss fplHPRstAs G s S f be s snpp Iss
with the choicest fare that the markets of the city afford
in style to satisfy the most astidous epicure Having
p!spaSed to BoARDERs with or With
0q Ths ofss * H sAE T5 Ssen ass sss
and visite will find the Tables and appointments of this
Enlistment eaua to any in the city, and from their central
S se
wanting to give general satisfaction his patrons and to
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage
fp The BAR as usual will always be furnished with the
did sm RICHARD MURPHY
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and
ID ESTAURAT-No A ST. CHARLES sTREET-The
~ undersigned would most respectfully in MM ~
form his friends and the public in general that -
a he has re0pened this wel-known So AES%X
<MS4S l. establishment in new and eie- ~
s% NE CANT style and hopes by his unwearied atten-
GA&seX ton to business and his great experience to
retain and increase the kind and liberal patronage heretofore
extended by the lovers of good cheer Having made ample
rangements for procuring Mobile Barrataria
Sgs4s4zkz1NA and Cat Island OYSTERS, together with
$4,000 GAME and FISH of every description. he
prepared to at the shortest notice, all the
artes and delcaces of the in style calculated to
please and crafty the taste of the most faOus epcure
His WINES, LIQUORS and CORDIALS have all been
selected by himself and of the finest brands the city
produce
" He is also prepared to accommodate few gentlemen
with Lodging and Private Sitting rooms he has had the
portion of his house elegantly furnished for that
pose. inc 6m] JAMES CASSIDY.
B ARDING H o U Sc.
liz GR.ap1ER Street betDeen St. Charles and Cdron-
deet Srees-One door from the of CarOadeet ST.
MRS. WILSON, Gate of 81 Benville sreet) respect
1sl fully informs her friends and the public generally ia
pied by her during the last year. She has had her LII
HOUSE thoroughly retted and prepared for the
daon of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
she hopes by dgent attention TO the comfort and
OF her patrons and continuance of
the Her terms will be- as heretofore MODERATE.
NJ 1yd &W
TDr TJOr
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Er Mr. Frederick Dickens, brother of 8 Boz, :"
has married young lady of the name of Well
ler." Some editor wonders if she is q sister TO
#Ssmiyel,'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-16

o. Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler read Romeo
and Juliet" on Monday forenoon, 9Th inst, at the
Stuyvesant Institute, New York, to a large and
fashionable audience, mostly ladies. Her s. Mac
beth " on the Saturday evening previous, was
triumph in every way, and realized upward of $780,
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

saieo Z b + I u NJ 3 r Y GTsSgSY
made the celebrated mandatory OF l.. Busy, Yta
Tn No. l22 Charres street, New Orleans, | '"""''
you that furnish every article in that
SSA line fresh and not inferior to any imDoI2c from
~ Europe pledge myself to sell every artcie, ae;
codns to quality cheap any possibly SELL ana
guaranty every article. Ladies gentlemen who have hne
Toilet bottles for Extract of Cologne Lavender ne Pomade
Cold Cream have thn repenshed on very reason
abe terms saving the expense of repurchasng bottles.
hope you will call and examine store and see for your
selves wish 10 avoid every thing like deception wish to
inspire every lady gentlemen who purchase from
with confidence my stock am here not to make little
money and off spend it olher countries here are all
nv interests and sympathes If successful you will event
ualy an estab hment truly American, and worthy of
your hberaliy. | fortune-seeker make money TO
enable approach as near gentleman posbIe-For
gentlemen have my Dressing well supplied with the
best SHAVERS and HAiR-CUTfERS TO be found any
where without any regard to expense. My BATHS have
careful and polite attendant. shall be ready wait
on the ladies first their due, and choice shall
general supervision to the whole establishment and
that the most fastidious pleased.
IL am the sole agent in this city tor the chemically
pared HONE, 4rkancite Stone, prepared by Ward
stone truly believe far superior stone heretofore
use for all kinds of instruments The engrsver dent
s cutler barber and all persons who wish fine edge
tool will fad their advantage to purchase this Hone.
My kAPURLAPiUMp Possesses all he yiFtnelt has long
maintained and still stands uafiVsled fox PTsysniirg the
fyAiydsW Nos. 90 ST. CHARLES and % Common 81.
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CROCkERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE, etc
sfs- AT RETAIL. 81
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER offers at greatly reduced c.
i prices. his large stock of CHINA, GLASS and
EARTHENWARE, Cutlery, Plated, Britannia &.E
and Japan Ware, and HOUSE FURNISHING $A13
ARTICLES.
Families Hotels Steamboats, &C.. supplied at the lowest
CAST Prices. Goods for the Country carefully packed
fy3-d& W3m 5AM'L. e. MOORE, 81 Camp st.
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PEW IN DIR. SCOTS CHURCH TO RENT.
nNE-HALF of a pleasantly located PEW in the bove-
~ named Church Apply at the Office of the Cresc emit
50 st. Charles st. jaN
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DENTISTRY. &c.

ID +. SMITH & BROCKLEBANK CT
-. DENTAL SURGEONS, North kSesefsSskz-sR
Corner of Lafayette Square and Stu 1874
Charles street. n23d& Wifi IJIlly
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pve the creditor of the remedy and forum contemplated
at the time OF the contract, suspend prescription.
HENRY BOYLE rs. WILLIAM MANN. Appeal from the
Fourth District Court of Men Orleans (Straubridge
D....No. 1852. .ROsT, Per curidm This action
commenced by attachment, in August, 1si7 on
promsory which had been due more than five years
the time. The plea of prescription under Art $685. of
the Code presents the only question the cause That
plea maintained in the first instance, and the plaintiff
appealed.
mercial firm of w. l. w. Mann, trading Franklin in
the State of Mississippi His brother and partner subscribed
the sued the of the firm the 9Th January
of that year. 1t payable months after dsts vii
liam L. Mann killed before the maturity Of the
The defendant took charge of his assets and the words
of one of the witnesses, paid long ss he had available
means, and finally abandoned all n despair"
In So he removed from Mississippi Texas which Wss
then foreign country and thence 70 Mexico, in l5.
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Where an executor in the State of Arkansas placed certain
slaves OF the succession the possession of his surees
in order to quiet their apprehensOn relative his mis-
management OF the succession and the executor after
wards frauduenty and forciby took the slaves out of
the possession of the suretes removed them Louisi
ana, and transferred them to a third party residing
therein: held that the sureties have such qualified
property in the slaves would enable them to maintain
action in Louisiana against such third for their
possession but that the hire of the slaves while in the
possession of such third person. be claimed by tbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Nov. 22-6 p. NJ.
There more doing in cotton to-day, and sales
were freely made for shipment but at rates which ia
vored the buyer. Gulf eottons In good demand
but transactions mostly uplsnds which In
better supply. In -four there better feeling
and speculative saes with doing for export
Canadian continued In fair request at steady prices
There good inquiry also for the ward and for
the local trade and the market closed firm Southern
continued dull and prices inclined to droop Rye -four
was firm, and corn meal was heavy In wheat there
va fair show o. samples but the prices OF holders
above the views Of millers. Sales Of Canadian
pretty freely made In bond at rates stated below
Corn continued dun aud price, low with m ode
rate demand for the East aud for distnling Rye
tpusd dull Barley vas nrmer Oats were In good
demand, and prices firm. The pork market va. heavy
beef at rather ess.r rates Lard was some less firm
Butter was dull Sugars and coffee continued firm,
with moderate sales the stock OF st Domingo coffee
was light and nearly all In arst hands had been pur-
chased
Asnrs There was a fair demand for pearls. and
saies 81 GO bhls made at 50 81 and loo bits pots
tS6 20 . 81 SIS
Bn.aDsrUrrs - FYour-The transaction. reached 20.
coo bbs. including Gue at ~ 81 rs; sour at Sank
- 81 y: ordinary state at 50 90 81 62T; common
State. mir.d Ohio aud ipdi,as at - cas- - 70;
straight State. Indians and Ohio. at 81 10 81 81;
choice stste at ~ II 81 SIX; mixed and straight
Michigan at 81 SIS So, fsvorite Niehigsn at IS
s. 20; fancy Gsnssee At So al So ol1.; fancy ONO
at So S. 1b estrs ohio. at SIS 80; and extra
Dehe'e nv 70 VIZ 20 ~ ibcnledi IN the sales we're
$500 bbs Canadian st 81 75 Also 5000 bbls Osvego,
reported for export. SoubsfE Flour 500 bbls sold
IS 1sa IS 81 y for common 60 good brands Rye Flour
200 hbls. sol1 at SO Corn Msdi The sales Included
100 bbls Jersey a. IS 50 t2H Buckus,af better;
Gales 81 100 bag At ~ 20 81 and bbls at So SO 81
frcsts extra In demand At ollsc per Is 10. bags
ADD 81 Is per bbl Htsai The sales embraced small
lot 81 Virgins white private terms, 800 fair to
good spsoisu. at - O5 81 O6 aud 500 buhel. do
on private terms Csrn sales made Of rs 900
bushels including Western MIXED at coo. 62isc old
and De~ southern mixed At bsc.; lat aud round yell
low at Csc aud rouBd white eighty mixed at 62hc
Bfsy better with sal-s % 100 bushsl. prime
rowso AZ 90 10. sBd eco bushels prime too rowed at
G2c Oofs- ssles 81 northern At Ale. 42c Southern
at 81%c and Jsrtey Of Jsc sec.
Co1ToN- shippers have purchased freely 20 day but
a. ,~e prices Safes q 600 bales reported on
'cbabge Gulf cottons arr most In request but, from
their shundance aud comparative oheappess the sales
chiefly ~ UTlsnds strictly COED tar Charleston
oottoDs with great dihcuy sold to dag lOJsc
nunts
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Died.


fever CEARLrs EDGAR, son of Robert and Mary Dunn,
aged years. 10 months and day.
Our sweet boy hath left US;
Ills God who hath bereft US
Ills He alone our wounded hearts can heal.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
accompany the remains to Greenwood Cemetery this
tridsy, Nov. 23) afternoon at o'clock, from No 62
Avenue ID.
On the merning of the 2lst instant, Mr.. MATHEW
SHAW, in the 5sth year of his age
His relatives aud friends are invited to attend his
on the corner of Twenty seventh street aud Eighth
avenue, this friday afternoon at o'clock His
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
On "Wednesday, 2lst instant, of consum ption Mr.
CHARLES WHITAKER. late Of Harmony Hail. Centre
street, aged 26 years.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are in
vted to attend his funeral from the residence of his
mother No 338 Hudson street this day (Eriday, 23d
instapD at 2P His remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery for intermsnt
On ThuredsG evening the ed instant, MARGARET
kERNAs In the 22d year Of her from the county
Of Latrm parish of Csrigallon lands OF Dramucchs.
Her funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoon
at o'clock from the residence of her uncle Patrick
Cassidy, No. 26e East Twenty. fifth street. near Second
avenue. Her friends and acquantances are respect
fully invited to attend.
Affections long time she bore,
Physicians tried in vain,
Till God was pleased to give her ease,
And free her from her pain.
FAREWELL my friends love so dear,
am not dead but sleeping here
As am now so you must be,
Prepare for death, and follow me.
AtDeerfeld, Mass on the 18th instant DR.. JOSEPH
GooDHuE, formerly surgeon In the United States
Army and stationed for several years at Portsmouth
N.
At New Haven, on the Goth instant Hon JonS c.
LAWS late Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives
ANN HoRsIEy IN the SGD year of her age widow Of the
late DR. Horsley, U S. NJ, of Norfolk Va.
At Carrolton, ia on the l1th instant, RoBshr
McGRrGoR a native Of Scotland, in the 42d year of
his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-23
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BosroN. Nov. 81 l8i9-At Iuctios-16 shs Boston and
PIOyidenes Railroad s9ls II do Concord 90 S7l do.
Steam Mills (par 50) SIS IA DO Traders B.sk ssz DO.
Granite do. S9s do WASHINGTON do S95s do. Meroan
tile Marine Insurance Co S9l do Nstoual do do oar
90 SOL BrOksr, Bosrd shs od Colony Railroad. 764;
and Montreal Railroad. 81 do Portland saoo and Ports
mouth Railroad % ~ do. Boston and Worcester Railroad
97s 9s l25 do East Boston Company, .l6; do Ex-
change Bank lel % DO Boston aad Maine Railroad lo7
road, 1914 Is do Cheshire Railroad 66; 80 do Vermsnt
Cen trail Railroad 56z 80 do Norfolk " Railrosd
S Second Board-l3shs Vermont Central Railroad l6s
st6y 10 DO Norfolk Q. gstv Railroad sSnos 49, 10 sid
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22-Firsf Boa, d-lS shares al
rsGd ia; sso9 City 6 70 "a lo5 $4,000 State S.
G, 66K.
BALrIMoRE, Nov, 2l-First Board-saoo U States IS
" II, sVOo Baltimore o. 70 losI 1910 do lo31i $1,000
NsIyai quarterly os, s; 40 shs Marine ak 2S do
2s3 II do. Union Banh 6l 10 do Ga Is do Baltimore ana
Ohis Railroad, 40; 30 do. (tme) 5lh 10 do 49n.
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CBssnns-steamshp Falcon, from New orleansN Clark
Coleman. A Conner, Mr. Butter, Hemstead. Wright
Hyan. Booney, Bmton, II Hunton, Col l. De
Shields. Towles II p McGrsth, Able, W Bullock ]
o. prien. p Kreslein W niokesing. Ellis 3 MeGurtry
Phillips Mcclellan. w Aigro, Denaman Crnian.
Eastin McDcrmott Ferguson. A Collins, " Lyon, q
Gribbin, W Thornhury. q Ills Or A q Wells Z W
Fresre Freeze, Williams. Hill Thos Fink, L
Austin, Payne, Nichols. W Joiner, Purpoiat, Da
Wis Hitchcock, Pierce, q Story, Wilson, Mrs
Wilson, l. Timer, Joseph Bustu, A Busbe, Field,
Mrs Lindsay, Moore, Moore Crooks, q De Volt
Handy. Handy Doyle DIR J Franklin. Y Landin :
dale, T Land pdale FraphlinJ Franklin " Jones' s
Kelly Lsmbrght Talbot Sullivan Norris ii Gold
stein. simons. Hill DR. Jones. n Breediov,
Wilson. T Dillon Gardiner. @ Rioncomb. II Smith, A
suggre. A Ksfey, Mccouohie, Morris, Lynch. K A
Harris, b Dudley. Ayres Gerard, Val. II
Sin mona Reotk W Lindsey, Tool yr, c Tool ST.
l. Tool, W Mathews Il II Mathews, Smith, II Felde,
Wettman, Dchsn Streban, Mrs Whitman vowlee, A
Nulaid, Cochran, wilson Farrer, q Farrier,
II stevens ID II Crowcll, W Powell, W II Foster II
Fisher N heeks Logareo, Uumes MaCorkle,
pouston. DIR Franklin bite Benford, o Harris
J erase A Mcmillan. q Lepsher. Gslashsr. Con-
way, Brown. Conner v Debour, Earle Gilbert
New comb. p Brosgrave, Dickinson, Brown soEroy
X Mcdaniel, Mr. Alexander Thornhury, Collins,
Turnho, sapders, CODY. Britain, Logan Kelly, W
Boothe, n Durkin. Gardner A G Morrel Fulton. b
Wells, Jsmson. Lepope, y Tivalsr, Scott,
holmes Darby
Nshipy, ASoIhus Pirrie WIN osbrey, George Kiaead.
Mitchell Lewis.
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Bremen Malls

Notice Ia hereby given that the November, December
and January tips from New Nork by Southamp to
Bremen and back, will not be performed by the mail
packets asbin gton and hermann owing to their
temporary Withdrawal for repair by the proprietors Of
the line and that Ia consequence the postage let
tiers to Germany should be prepaid to tn. extent OF I've
cents the single rate being the United states share of
the postage and the residue OF the postage should be
left unpaid the better to ensb. said letters t. be
veyed by the Cunard steamers under the postal treaty
with Great Britain A "closed mail " howsver will be
made up aud sent, once month, from New York to
Bremen, to transport all letters for Germany which
the entire postage is unpaid which the postage
to Bremen or to destination in Germany Is prepaid
COLLAMER, Postmaster General.
fosr OrrIcr DfrAErMrNr. Nov. q, 1S4e
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Stsck ~ ctJi 20 81 tardf etUmatei ~ CO., bales
FptIcHrs -tngsgs ments vere maIe tor Liverpool Of
100 tses cotton al "a liquids ~ Zbs 900 boxes Of
cheese 25s and 40 bbls. u lard zOs 10 Hare.
cotton tssen - sc hsies 20 tsiiorna continued
frn aud engaye his sere making at rates varying
from E5s. 20 o. &c pei cubic foot
Pso,tsioVs- Pork The esles sere 30 bb,s ct $40
A4s $40 80 for and 50 31 - a. fJr prime ani
cl.sr ct si2 Reef Sales iDciudfd ~ 900 obs c8un
Try a. SO Tor prime. spd 50 20 for mes; prime
va firm At so SO - cot mssts were dun az a &C.
Cor hams snd sbouidsrs beef hans wefe steady With
taes e 100 hbls country ~ az Lard rather
sssisr. with ~ zoo tbs at 0H a % 10 ant 30
hegs "a Butter dull and heavy. cheese was
dub and only prime Diaries we're IN demand we quote
eAs6kc
NHIsnrS-Tbe market steady and quiet, with
Gales 81 200 bile rsun sud los proof ONO, a. Zic
drudge was 90 20 ~ &c, time and Interest.
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N arrled.

On the 2lst instant by the Rev Mr.. Geissenhainer,
Miss AUGUSTA HEATH to MIR. WM FIRpEsER, all of this
city.
At Baltimore, on the 18th instant, Mr. FKAScIB
LAsGLy to Mrs MARY BARRON, all of Washington city
At Batim ore, on the I'd instant Mr. JOAN BURKE. Of
Cumberland to ANN, second daughter of Thomas
Burke, Of Midtown, County Rossommon, Ireland.
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Cleared.
shirsoBcttirguer lpksl. Bursey, Liverpool Grnne MIN
rento, Parker New Orleans b stanton; Elisha Dsnnson
savasnaS Se.mith 4 WaI.S ''' W. 'n'Ari0 n0'ms''
Bsris-Isassl :, Mckee Valparaiso. AlsOp chaunosy
Besk kunhardt Paeae sawyer. New @rsans' Bress
yOse Brazil Levis, do, Van Brun Texas. KoNair
Briss-Detroi Atwater San Francisco. sayrs; Carl
Royal B %.nw1h BeTnuda WATT pav eD sc
geIlp, Crewel Pensacola
nsyssren; ssboSrns Bartlett Jaemsi' p BseR Co;
Miner sSsn.On Mobile; Cha. G,se; Miner
lsms dCi Mary Jane Peel DgPpy Richmond.
Ltiicssld wsrshsm Flying Arrow, coaScrs. oiouosstsr
Harvard Baker Boston. Ellis, BeastOn. Providence
Arrived.
Brig osceola tOf New Bedordl Baker Maisss So days
passed Gibraltar Oct Is With mdse. TO rraseis Co 18Th
Island from Malaga YORK; and sw brig from DO.
Brig Falcon tBrl. PITT, Hamilton, gsrmud.. 6 days in
to ,pss " ,a Snt h On Friday last, OF Egg
carried away the s,arboard monkey rail. "A''"
sshr rR y MAILER. Price; Richmond, 4 day.
sehr John Tii,On, coneslin. virgLia days.
sehr Gen crApper sayl', vrsinis, days.
sehr Henry. Mott virsinis 5 days
ssRI i s.fs.p ccis Fstei.sa1s aa sy" days
ssSI wm 'sn l1s ysns;rsil. Ps,'r.ourE days
sssr h-iss,oo les Less a,'Handris.
sehr Senator, Knapp, Georgetown, DC, DAYS.
schr Boress ThomTson. peisssre, > days
sssr Sssssss fas sTs the rllf No.
sehr Eiie. Churchill, NewburS port, days
A barb. South Of the Highlands.
Brg Rainbow Emerson, from Hamilton, Bermuda, days
schr cOr'aftDr) Ve'ey, bermuda
sailed.
Ships Martha San Francisco; Hottnguer (pht) Liverpool
De Wit Clinton. do samuel h'cts Banors. bark Er.-
kspAs, Pensacola and sthers.
No. % wind q, sur,i,. Nv. ,,or,ai., G. ..u... A.
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Port OF New York, Nov. 81, Is49.


TeIeKfaphIcs
See senera column Marine Intelligence
by magnetic telegraph.
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Passengers Arrived.
HAMILTON (Bermuda)-Brig Facon-Nr Coohran- in
he ate
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rHuAntLrHtA, Nov a. PN-Arriysd- scNrs Penta
nudsun. NJ oth Royai Oak Preshurx Ek River
Black nismcnf, Stevenson N'ork.
tl.aree-stsamshr tocutu. Peck, Chsriestoni banks
Selah, Ains Boston Icouia Howes do brgt Adele f0n
siue - Jafo ce Cuba; Delmone Locke Gun
rica TfesdWell selen; Niilap Pitt dali Boston, schr.
pspta Hudson. forh tuclo John, Baldwin do, steamer
Iryu GreeN do
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
HORSE AND CATTLE.
MEDICINES.
Don't permit your Horses OF cattle to die. when
the means Of cure arc within the reach Of all!

The undersigned has spent several years in the
study Of Veterinary practice in "London and E.
dinboro,' he has also avacd himself Of the rcscar.
ches Of Lcibig, and other celebrated men, who have
contributed SO much towards a jutcious treatment
of animals; the principles of our practice consists
in the rejection of general bleeding and the total
rejection Of oil medicines that experience has
shown to he of dangerous tendancy. These re-.
mcdies act in harmony with the vital principle. ana
when given according to the directions which ac-
company each article they are capable OF exciting
and increasing the natural functions, without di-
minishing or destroying their power hence are
'''''''' Wv ~ G. II. DApD, NJ. D.
AList of Horse and Cattle Medicines.
Physic balls. 75c. per box.
Alternative ball. 75c do.
powders for bad condition, 75c per pack
Hcavc powder for diseases Of the lungs, 75c dc
I-rinc powder for " kidneys 75c do
Tonic powder for bad condition glandcrs, 75c do
Cordial drink for inflammation Of bowels, 75c pei
bottle. p t.r... .-... ..-.
Liquid blister, 75c per bottle. .. ..- ..
Ointment for promoting the growth of hair, SOC
per pot.
Healing balsam for wounds and saddle gals, foc
per bottle.
Ointment for mango scratches, old sores, &C., SOC
| per bottle.
Embrocation for core throat, 75c per bottle.
| Hoof ointment fer sand crack brittle hoof, &c, 50t
! rrcr bottle.
Horse Linimcnt, the most celebrated article known
in England for lameness Of every description rs
& 81 per bottle.
Distemper powder for red water, 81 per bottle
Worm powders for the removal Of worms from
the intestinal canal, 75pcr package.
For sale by STIMPSON & REED, &c Mcr
chants Row, also at DADD'S HORSE AM
CATTLE MEDICINE DEPOT, Nos. s;
Haymarket Square, Boston.
Pamphlets describing the diseases for whic
these remedies are used can be had gratis.
Numerous Certificates arc in possession Of th
Proprietors, Of cures performed by the above Med
cines.
Soldby GREEN & FLETCHER, No. &c Sout
SIXTH Street, Philadelphia. and by his
AGExTs.-HLSnr MAssLE, Sunhury,
February 8, IS49.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-28
CONSUMPTION.

CONSUMPTION CAN LIE cuKED-Cruchs, Cat1uh, Br'n-
ehs, Splitting # Bl ud Asthma Diicut rrinsc Ex-
Iect ra Hec ic Flush, Night Swens. Pain in the side
&c have been ed and can be with much certainty
any ther disease. specific has ng heens ugh 7, hut
IN vain until the disc very 0f Dr. Erkes Pcea 1t is
mild and safe hut certain and eiicai in it's 'petati H.
and cam ssibiy injure the delicate nstuti
We uld earnestly nnvnd ia afflicted t. give ii
tria-and believe they will have ccasi II regret
it, The system ceaiscd and strengthened the ulcers
the lungs healed nd the patients gradually regain their
usual health and strength. Read the iylowing: