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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-18

NOTICE.
HE subscribers have com pe e., their arrauce sV5
ments Tor more extended business than thatA ~
yI hitherto done by The old house Our stock oi1S~
Esy DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHENICAJS
~ ''u3iIcAL INSTRUMENTS AND PKRFUmgRY
a snibrclig, As intend il SHALL every article needfnl
70 the heats o. Families Planters and Country Dealers will
not ,, excee'e IN excellence of qualify Of
EfNFRaI, PATESre tI Iadei TS1E Is
can be addressed with confidence certainty
vionsly experienced in this place W. ~ '
E The uspd credits and facilities of ira de exended u,
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
sT,HE subscribers have just received additional ~
i supply of very superior Gold and Silver Watches IN
other superior makers also, Fine London Dupis1
Watches rich Jewery of the latest Styles complying Fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and seal. Ladies' BRACELETS,
Se o sest variety Of FANCY Goos Selected by
of the firm the European ma,ket. o. Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Retcue and ether fancy
articles ALo fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks Castors Candlesticks Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Regolvers Bowie Knives Military Goods, &c..
Nc for sale at moderate prices pyHp1cp IL Cb.,,,,
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
r A. TYLER, 80 CAMP ST.. has constantly on hand
Lever. Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES OF all iM
the best makers. Also-Fob, Vest IN
Pencils Th,mbles Buckles &c. Fine Bracelets Brooches
Necklaces Rings, SilVer%are. Spoons and Forks Lsies
Candlescks Urns, rich Fancy Goods Lubin4s fine Per
auueous mention Aso-SPEGTAC Giles, with Gold,
Silver Shell or Steel bowed frames, and Glasses OF every
ntted 10 SUIT the eye al short notice nlp
VIM. -. MORGAN,
PRACTICAL WATC H M "A KER,
NE saseIs5 has ~. tsgyed an and aaf FAS ;ug
80. n go, GOODS consisting Of very supe ~
-a5 Gold aud Silver Watches, with &.sA
- 49, Hunting Case. of NJ. l. Tobias. -
atces ch Jewey, of the latest styles, comprising hne
Cola Watch Chains. Keys and Seals; Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pins, Gold fenes Eases ringer Rms
himself in the Northern markets. from the latest European
lmpoatIons consisting OF Work Boxes Dressing Eases me
Fans, Reticues. SCISSORS hne assoilmeDt Of Silver
All the above articles Will be sold at the most moderate
sates. JdLo On l--
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BEL CRESCENT HOTEL,

PULNT LLE-4R, B.3LD VIN co UNI'T, .9L.4
HAVING been leased by Inc undersigned will be =.
2pen on the first If .JnMs. for the entertainment
Of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS. H.
This ESTABLISHING is beautifully located the side
MosLE BAY about midway between Mobile and the Guli
OF Mexico The water at this point being dioaUs clear
and salt (with depth of SIX feet within fifty yard. the
sh0re and having firm white sand bottom reEders this
place particularly attractive for Ses-b bathing
Blue-sh, Pompano. Spansh Mackere and all other fish
peculiar TO this latitude abound the Immaculate uiciRity
OF the Hotel NeveI-falng Springs, convenient dis
tance, furnish abundant supply OF PURE WATER
= ne bu ding Is entirely new-pesf nts ont the South
OF ESQ lse and affords ample mediation for 200 pei
sons The rooms large and airy.
safe and commodou steam vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear-PaSsage 81 cents
The rate of Boatd will be S10 per Week, payable in all
cases DeekB, Deductions maize Hr families remaining the
season, Commrui ATOMS this subject addressed to the
undersigned at Mobile, Will be promptly attended to.
GEO. b. CLITHERAII
Mobile Ala. May II. 1879 rnyl9 3m I.essse
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NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the hazard which stran in
consulting Physicians the OF private diseases
owing the disquaications OF those who profess
cure such cases deem be nothing but act OF
sndness towards The fortunately afflicted well sheer
state lat year 1916 soreIy afflicted syph
liz aus worst and most appalling fora, and Tor several
mouths together under the best medical practice
coud obtain New Orleans, without being at oil benefit
ea-indeed grew worse. At length heard OF Or. lMu
ems great reputation. applied him. and to my great
Joy, three weeks he restored perfect health Sub
icnbed New Orleans, Jan. Z. I847.
nl5 If SAMUEL ROBERTSON. :.
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ssMiTii " BROTHER. No. SO COMMON STREET
GRAND DEPOT for he sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
manufactured under -GooDYEAR's PATENT.
60 3 b have for sale, and stan,ly receiving
4mos every article necessary for the comfort and use of the
GALFoRsiAS EMI6kANT Among their assortment may be
!9unh AK bEDS II Pillows India Rubber Cloth Rid me
raps 2on Weste Coaks Goats Pouches Clothing Bags
pauins. Also 'hAels anu iaf-
lE1EIS, PICK SADDLES CAL,roRsI. S.np1r
nAds eandas amt hnde, of every description Bits stir
MS NPuis' iidh hote Nioss Blankets, etc
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MEDICAL.

nR H. A. FOtJhEiQU ET-O1ice on 81. -Uary street,
IL between Camp and Magazine streets, opposite the
Magazine street Market. at II. GoidRanns Drug Store.
l.FsykTrF nlh10 I'm
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EARTwELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No 223 CHESTNUT STREET, PHIL.ADELPHL6

No. 223 CHESTNUT SIRE PIfIL.7DELPHL7
TsNHE undersigned wou inform his Southern patrons and
l. .tnends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, y hch "a
has been 'er his charge for several years, has just 1
been elegantly refed enlarged and eturnshed, in heA
fashionable manner and the entire organization
every department complete. The splendid suits OF
apartments be had at all times by giving few houn
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE renders it of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either
upon business pleasure and there shall he exerions
spared to have continue to merit the liberal support has
heretofore received. II. j. HARTW ELL.
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always il
readiness my7 d& Wtf
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tt Merchants from different sections of The eo,,,
give the most attenng accounts of the universal o..
and efficacy of DIR. Ddys's Syrup, under Their not,s
number of them, witnessing its virtues have erahh =
II condition that If i did not give satisfaction M ~
shond be returned and no Of them has had am sE
ton 10 return the money. This speaks volumes ia srr
the MEDICINE. We append few extracts from ovden /,
samples OF those in frequent receipt Of as WI w
verbal accounts we frequently hear:
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~ COHEN having had 81 years experience, offers the
-. above intatlbic remedy for all Diseases ssssss
OBTAINING 10 the EYE. Opthalmla, OF yea <<SSS<
standing cured in IL weeks the Tear the~GSySS
Eye, of years, cured in III weeks OF this 49,
city being stone bni monts, restored 10 the sight
of ye weeks gentleman who always used specs
30 years By using ony enabled to read The
newspaper without By candeght hours alter In
sInnalion days, cured 6p sngte drop 1t gives
bliIancy The Eye, and also sreng thens the sight
. IL 2o5 PHILIPPd Street, near Heva, and AZ ST.
CH.iRLES Street. 2pl7 ly
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
FFECTlONS q the Ottic Nerve, lhtls, ConIuncilval
~ Inflammation Partial Blindness, Operations tor SLLebs-
mus and other Diseases affecting Vision. DR.. TUN-
STALL 5 OFFICE, 70 Circus street. between Petiido
and Grayier streets Hons OF Consultalon1U nj sun
lays IL till a.. Certificates from Phyicans and PaiIeGts
may he seen al his Office jaiD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-18

PHILADELPHIA, June ., 1871 feel free 10 ,aoou-
Dr. Daviss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from nv s
ence of its beneficial effects in my own case Ih,rs
for some time past subject to attacks OF splitting o E
at the stomach accompanied with dyspepiic wm 1s
Last spring having attack of it was recommsrS
an acquaintance who had been cured by Dr. Dsyss r.
totry it, din so. and was relieved by it in Il. ,b
bottle. Its apparent good effects were immediate
JOHN +. DRAM, Ladies Shoemaker, 70 Rsrs
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HOMOEP ATHlST.
gGR ID. GLASS. Gate of HopkinsoiIs, Kentncky) No
- 81 BARoEEE STREET, between Union and PeTddo
ir.etE Ney(lr-ans MI
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE ppp !,

WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE RRFlgr
PHILADELPHIA, June % 1851 can highly reo1.-
DR. Daviss Syrup oil Wild Cherry and Tar from NV I
ledge of its virtues. My wife had been aieepd e. "
time with weakness and pain in the brsas The ps ~
medicine in short time entirely relieved her Thesvrwa
would, after time ec1r, and on all occasions ts .
she has been free of the affection consider i ana
mend it as most valuable medicine lis strenebsnaa
has been very great, in addition to relieving tie bsss
SAMUEL WADL0w, 70 Wood a..
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
syJTTER 20 hegs choice Goshen Butter:
81 40 do prime Western do.
HAMS IL tierces Shay's Extra sugar cured Hams
[ CASKS piain do.
CRACKERS Is bbls Boston & Soda Crackers fresh:
- - Is do Butter and W8re do do
tLOuk-40 bbs fresh St. Louii and Illinois Flour
STARCH SIS boxes;
"A halt do Colgates Pearl Starch
.unn 10 do. Pineapple do
RAlSlNS-l50 whole, half and quartz boxes
SOAp-50 boxes No. Extra Family Soap
FEA-100 packages fine Green and Black Teas
For sale low, and delivered free of charge in any rar of
The city By [aBl3] CHAS. STOUGHTON "a Camp st
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!

Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse
..,,,r, No. IS M7G-4Zi-NE STREET
WE subscribers nave constantly hand the most Ell.
tenSlye a. onmapt Of Furniture, consist of saz
n BuREAiS, DINING and CENTRE sszzIt<S
"A TABLES, SOFAS, ARMOIRS DRES
r1SsiNG CASEs; LOUNGES, 9TTQ-s.7Fxsssss
MANS: CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, L0IJKTHG-
II.ASSES. DESKS, Etc. etc. ky- City and Country
leaas,s are requested to give call before purchasing
sewee as our stock at all times very large and complete
ptS,ters from the Country also requested to call and
sSanne our STOCK determined not to be beat in
prices by any othsr house in The city,
Jag AIcBtrFF FLINT 4 co 75 Magazines,
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SIN IT & 3 R HER,

VINEG Ar ESTAEIISHNIENT.
TIE Undelslgneii is constantly manufacturing .nh MS
ioI saiee very superior article of YIN EGAR -
viii deIi e WI quar- nee to improve by age, and H
H. ieiVef IT, tree of charges in any part OF Fkg
ni t s'y or aiaye tie, at the following reduced ss
90 eeo 10 l1 tines VIZ: Butts so gallons 90 So Barrels
ie SSco & A. made wholesale customers - ''
attended to- Tanoo 81 he fosl2HGs VIII pc npnntaa'
Corner Common spi SOits q w Emp
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Ii OL E > g CO.,
soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers

s%..'.
II RESPECTFULLY tform the public and their iormer
~ customers that they have remoredto l2o GR4VIEG
nree corner q CarandeLet-where they are prepared II
~ orders Tor MINERAL WATER for the supply of Siam
Hotels Bar and Private Families or for Exportson
A.; BIA Liberal Discount allowed to Grocers and Com
S SODA WATER and MEAD furnished r
Fountains, as heretofore. with and superior Dravyjn
en
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HATS-HARDWARE,& &c,
u CASES Broad Black Fur HATS. Esa
- case Broad Planters do Ell
! do. Drab Palo Alto Leghorn do E5assA
1 do. -Duustabe Straw do
THREE CASES NATURALIZATION
803 Draw Knives Chises Pane Irons Angus etc
y, W doz nests co cred Wood BUCKETS Blu each
Eo, s.,, -. III t doz do, do Dc do . in each
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IFT0nt HHTgneft q .ICfI0Nln ]
: LIGoNIxR, July 20, 1916 Your Wild Cheny mi n
Syrup gives general Subtraction We have been on Il
for some time and thought we would not order am ri
is almost daily inquired for, and we thought Niuli
WOuId be hest to order soma 49,
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UhWIIU RE PkCAED AND MOVED.
l McCUTCHEON, 100 ST. CH.4RL Els Sire Tw
Donrs above PoydTas street will attend to PACKING
ano MOVlNG, or SHIPPING FURNITURE for pers,ns
their reside noes leaving the city, Oder SEN
with dispatch. wan P' e' anu e"eou'eo
Hotels, Boarding houses Steamboats, and sb;ns .pnnd
WIZ Furniture, MATTRESSES. Bars ETC. on very reasonable
LIE McC., 1903 ST. CbaIles street
I, y New and Second hand Furniture Bought Sold
1NcpoHeu. SdiuisHSd ana POLISHED, rnTj7 On
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ciGRs, as loeiI as Druggists.]
MIsHAwAKA, Ind. June ,ls47.-Dr. Davis's win q,
and Tar goes off like hot cakes We think that you \,
to give wholesale agency for that medicine we csi
pose of almost any amount in Northern Indiana "
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-21

The HAsDsoMEsr DAnY IN THE WORLD
Within the last few days, the New Orleans
Picayune has come out in an entire new dress
Of type and materials, though we did not con.
ceive II required such renovation. It is well
known that the daily journals Of. Europe are
much inferior in beauty Of typography to those
Of this country; and as it Is a @fxed fact that
nopaper the United States can compete in ele.
ganee with the Picayune, we therefore nnhesi.
tatingly pronounce it sthe handsomest daily
in the world" We trust that thosewho have SC
ably and successfully stood at the helm that
guided it to the apex Of its present celebrity
and prosperity, may long live to enjoy the re.
ward Of their talents and energies. The Wig.
nette is very beautiful, as far the chisesing il
concerned, and doubtless cost a great deal, but
as q work Of art, in our humble estimation, il
has glaring faults.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-21

THE LATE DREADFUL CALAM1TY.-We oc-
cupy much space this week in giving the par
ticulars of the late dreadful disaster in New
Orleans, caused by the explosion Of the Loui-
siana; the breadth Of our paper would not en-
brace all that is interesting connected with it,
Many reasons have been assigned as the causes
but the public should know but one cause
THE ENGINEER, has want Of ability ar his negh-
gence-and he is the person that should pay
the penalty for all this blood! We cannot re-
frain from remarking here, that the city press
in reference to this lamentable event, TEEN
with the most touching and beautiful senti'
ments that we have ever read, and we would
be pleased to make some extracts If our space
permitted. May they never again have occa
sion to shroud their pens in sorrow so mourn
full, pathetic and sublime.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
LANDS 0 SALE.


ON Bayou Crosse Iete, Bayou Marangoin,
" and on the Atchafalaya, at Public Auction:
Township !, Range 7, Lots Al and 40.
Township 2, Range Lots 9, 10, IL, II,
II, IS, 10, 20, 81, %, 80 and 80.
Township 3, Range 7-Lots IL, 3, 4,5 and 6.
uThe above Lands will be sold at the
mouth of the Atchafalaya on SATURDAl Y,
22d day Of December next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Township I, Range 9-Lots rs, II, 70 and
1O3-N. w. and N. E. qrs. of sec. l0S, s. E.
or. of sec. 1Ol, N. w. or. of sec. l08, s. E. and
N. w. qrs. of sec. 1902, S. w. and N. w. qrs.
of sec. Ito.
Township 7, Range l0-Lots 81 and 4 of
sec. 80 and 81; 8 and 5 of sec. 80; l, 2, 3 and 4
of see. SO; l, 3d. 6 and Z of sec. 94-N. W.,
s. w. and s.. E. qrs. Of sec. 80; s. w. Of. OF
sec. SO.
Township 8, Range 9-Lots r.: IS, IA, Is,
Is, II, Is, l9, 20, 81, %, %, 25, &c, as. W.:
or. of sec. Al; S. w. or. of sec. 81; N. Z. or. of
sec. So; Lots ] and 2 of sec. IS.
Township II, Range 13-S. w. and N. w.
qrs. of sec. SO; all of sec. %; s. E., N. E. and
S. w. Or. of sec. "a; and S. E. Or. of sec. rs.
UThe Lands in the four last named Town
ships will be offered for sale at Plaquemine on
SATURDAY, ooh Of December next, at 10
o'clock, A. M.
Plaquemine, 2lst Nov, 1S49. ids
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-21

WALTER H. PErERs.-In another column
will be found a production from this young gen.
tleman, Of New Orleans. Others, as well as
ourself, will doubtless conceive that they dis
cover several imperfections; nevertheless, it
bears the true impress of poetry and genius, as
far as our individual judgement, formed from
taste, is concerned. By rule we are no judge
of poetry. We have read several Of Mr.. Poe's
ballads, similar in style to the piece alluded to;
and truthfully assert, that, in our estimation,
aSusan," although not equal to the BELLS" is
superior to aAnnabel Lee" It would be diff
cult for us to believe that 1t could be possible
for any similar production to compete with
aThe Raven" of the lamented Poe. BY study
and cultivation Of taste, Mr.. Peters will rank
with our most popular poets.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-21


uHouses are in great demand in this town.
We are sorry to see that most Of our capital
lists, who are benefited by the increasing pros
perity of our town, show no desire to improve
their valuable lots by building. The want Of
residences, and boarding houses will be sorely
felt this coming winter. Buildings of any size
yield readily from To- to Is per cent on the mo-
ney invested, thereby beneftting the proprietor
as well as the community at large. The future
welfare Of Baton Rouge is in the hands Of our
citizens, it is for them to decide whether they
will take the tide at its food, or let it pass heed
less by.-Baton Rouge Gazette.
The above remarks can be applied with equal
proprety to Plaquemine. Many old barns of
houses in this place, better fitted for the shelter
Of beasts than humans, rent for sum per year
that exceeds their actual value.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-21

A ToUcHfHG INc1DENr.-Last evening during
has SO shocked the feelings and sensibilities of
our whole population, the body Of a female,
much mutilaled, lay on the levee almost entire
ly naked. A crowd was assembled around it,
and many persons looked with horror upon the
spectacle, of apparently ayoung and beautiful
figure, so disfgured and blackened. Suddenly
a gentleman rushed from the crowd, and ap-
preached the BODY took off his coat and spread
itcarefnlly over the mutilated remains, and then
disappeared in the crowd. This act was one of
touching pathos and nobility of heart. It NOV
ed all present.-DeAa of Friday
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-21

The MILITARY INsTITUTE.-Since our out
side was worked of, we have received a new
advertisements of the above Institute, Contain
ed in another column,) which gives some inn
portant and highly advantageous changes. It
will be perceived that the Faculty have deter
mined to locate the Institution permanently at
the Blue Lick Springs, twenty-four miles from
Maysville, Kentucky, and will remove from
Georgetown Immediately after Christmas. We
have hitherto spoken of the advantages of mil
itary instruction to the youth of our country,
and will refer to the matter again soon, for pa
rents generally do not reflect upon the impor-
lance of such studies in connection with the
education of their sons. If any in this vicinity
feel an interest in the above institution, and
desire to send there a son, they would do well
to call at this office, and procure a pamphlet of
the plan, regulations, &c.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-21
Mrs. Rich's Institute.

We would call public attention to the ad-
vertisement of Mrs. L. NJ. Rich, which we pub
lish to-day in both the English and French Ian
guages. Mrs. Rich has lately taken charge OF
the Female Seminary in our town, which she
has repaired and furnished in handsome style.
She is now conducting a school for young Ia
dies which will compare favorably with any in
the South or West, in point Of accommodations
government or teaching. Mrs. R. is well quail
fled in every respect to discharge the duties of
principal of such an institution, and she has
connected with her, ladies who are amply quail
fled to teach in all the departments, both in the
English and French languages. We can with
the greatest confidence assure the public that
pupils committed to her charge will receive as
good training and as thorough an education as
can be procured at any other seminary. Pa
rents residing in this vicinity, now have it in
their power to furnish their daughters with all
those accomplishments that adorn the sex,
while at the same time they remain at home M
der their own supervision.
Mrs. R. has changed the scholastic term,
(which hitherto in this institution has been
three monthly to a session Of fre months
Without noticing particularly this change, it
might appear that she has greatly increased the
charge for board and tuition, whereas in reality
the advance in price is very trifing.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-21

The CREscEET.-This is another journal in
which has been exhibited great tact, talent, en-.
ergy and industry-and. which has lately been
enlarged, in advance Of its new materials
The Crescent is yet its infancy, but perhaps ne
journal has ever made such rapid strides in the
path 81 public fs&or h 50 short . space, In its
editorial, typographical, office, and outdoor de.
partments, it has talents of a rare order-oi
that peculiar formation that s%urmounts all diff.
culties. and wins its way to popularity and
prosperity. Its vignette and head are also much
improved and beautifed. We fervently hope
that our friends Of the Crescent will go on apros.
pering and to prosper"