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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14
Assn SILK GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Thomas Br0dy,
~ CHARITIES STREET. 0O

Rich Bareges French Jacones French Ogandes Printed AIvo
ines, Broche Bareg Plain Grenadines Printed and
Plaid Japonase Printed Tissues Tissues
Changeable Tissues, Plain Fancy Lusres Cham.
braysi Engtth Lawns, guaranteed fast col0rs, AT ia
cents per yard; Plain, Mode and Fancy colored
Jacohets, stye French Forari Silks Rouge Aants Em.
broideed Muslin Nantes, Black sears En-.
6roided Muslin Cap Lace Capes Wide Founcug Laess
Black while and CoIored Nets Embroidered Musns
ana Nes Laees, EdgiDgs Embroidered Iandk sne Collars
Guns scarls and Behes 20 superior Lila for family
use, warranted free from cotton IO4, ia, u fna
Linen sheeings; Towelings, Diapers, HueEabucks;
AL widths In super Hambro DRmnsks; Damask Napkins,
Table Cloths, Quilts Cotton sheetings shirtings; all
descriptions OF DOMESTIC GOODS Ribbons Hssisry Gloves
and Small Wares mil I'm n5- p CHARTREs In
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11- A bill has been introduced in the Senate of
New Hk to license steam engineers. 1t provides
for The appointment Of board of competent steam
engineers by the Governor and Senate, whose duty
II shall be 10 examine all persons desiring to have
control or management ofany steam engine or boiler
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70 M. J. Lombard has been recognized by the
President as Consular Agent at Monterey, in Cali
fornia
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90 The rumored death Of the gallant Col. Nav.
at San francisco, is unfounded. The Capt. Nav
reported to have died at San Francisco is supposed
to be Capt Jas. R. May, OF Virginia, formerly II
the VoltgeuTs. -
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The CAMPBELLs. = The programme tonight
shows an entire change Of performance, making
one Of the most attractive bills of the season. Com
mercial Hall will be crowded as usual
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% A New York paper, referring to Mr.. Emer-
sons Lecture, says the room was stuffed like a
sausage" 1t was meet to be there.
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PROJECTION FROM FIaE AND BURGLARs.

"A possessing a secure depository
for their Books, Papers, Money and
other articles oil small bulk but great
value, will dismiss all doubt on in
guhy OF Messrs. ID. Elder, Brothers
& Co.; Gribble 4 Montgomery;
Alexander Hill: JIG. Dunlap; ThOs.
X. Price; aud Thos. Maddox, Jr.;
all of whom escaped ierious loss in
the late Camp street fire, by having
their Books, Papers. etc. in RICH
Il CO.'S IMPROVED PATENT
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james Gniick Fire Co. No.

~ First NRrd.-SECoND MUNICIPALITY - At n
meeting held at Frank Emrnes Cofeehouse Wednesday
ing the 18th ins for the purpose nominating candidates for
The Council Of the Second Municipality and candidates as deo
gates for nominating members OF the Council on moop
LEONARD MATTHEW'S, Esq called to the chair and Nj
Turner Secretary On motion, following persons were nut in
nomination w H. Cook, N Marks A. Mclaughlin lanes
Ross and M. Turner I, N MARKS and w H. COOK havIrg
received the largest number of votes
nominated Delegates for nominating candidates for the
Couneil-". M GOODRICH and MORTIMER TURNER. :. On
mooT the thanks Of the meeting Mr. Emmett for
the use oil his room On motion, the meeting adjourned.
M Turner, Secretary L. MATTHEW'S Chairman
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Or Our thanks Ere due to the officers of the
steamers Auiocfat and Gayoso for late papers.
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DT- The State of Massachusetts intends contri-
butng block of granite to the Washington Ma
tional Monument with the following inscription, in
relief, on its face:
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GeRHemen-Au article headed Sc Property Holders, Exa.
mine Your Paving Bills accusing the officers of the Mum.
cpay OF fraud and speculation the property holders,
and aedgng that Judge Buchanan had discovered the fraud
having appeared in of the morning papers, must beg
you will publish the accompanying reimbursement certificate
for the sidewalk Of Mr. A anton, by glance at which any
one iShg to understand the utter injustice of the
charges contained in the editorial alluded to.
Two contracts for laying sidewalks within the limits of this
Municipality entered into during the year 1s47 after the
usual course oadversng for and receiving sealed proposals
The parties furnish all materials, except curb and
gutter, Which be furnished by the Municipality the
cost of the propeto Where the sidewalks have been laid
by the property holders themselves the curb and gutter have
been furnished by the Municipality in accordance with
resolution of the Council passed June l4 and charged to
the property holders the Municipality rembursing Onehird
part of the whole sidewalk at established price.
When the Municipality had stone, they have allowed
the property holders furnish them (ee resolution passed
March 3d. 1S45) paying their proportion the property
holders The furnishing of the curb and gutter by the Mum
cpay has been done accommodation to the property
holders, and preserve uniformity in the curb stones Of the
streets.
In the district awarded to Mr. O'Leary wooden cutters
laid instead of which cutters laid under
separate with A. & J. Godng, passed Oct IA, 1885,
three bills for the proportion due the contract for work. for
the of eurbones and for the OF wooden CUTTERS
have been embodied in hence the price OF 81 % and
81 6625 per running foot.
The object of arranging the bills see, has
been annoyance the property holders Hundreds Of
them had previously discovered the fraud and speculation,
and, upon application for explanation of their bills
were perfectly satisfied. GEO. T. DUNBAR,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
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5. OF n. Meetings Phis Eveninw,

CRysTAL FoUNr DIVISION, No. L. at Crystal Foupt Hall
No ~ Tchoupitouas street. at half.past O'clock
WAsHNGToN DIVISION, No. s. at Younger Brothers, Hall
Lafayette, at haEpast o'clock A'"-''
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hessrs Editors Please announce me as Candidate for
the Chief Magistracy of the city Election in April next.
iy4 PETER L. IoRE, ex- La. State Librarian
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Auction Sales This Dav.

Daughters of Temperance.
OLEAEDER UNION, No. 5, at No. g. Marigny's Budings
Tmrd Municipality, every Thursday, at o'clock p M
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~ Charles Burke, the comedian, is PLAYING in
Washington City. r'N''''s ="
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In Philadelphia the Cd inst. Mrs HANNAH BIoRrN
eosou Of John Bioren, aged 10 years Words are NOT NEEDED
y record her yrtues-heT epaph engraved on he hears
a who Knew her, The family circle of which She wa,
~ h nqsed broken-sorow, deep and abiding, dwe
M me hemains of the late JAMES S. SHAW
no'td lom his late rssdcnee on tevia street oppo.
~ '3nNpAiy Hal, Ter In,srnsnt in tho Protestant Css
20, W. y vfss utsi, TIii5 EVENING at u,ulosk
~ 'sss saa ssssAlHlsatas q rs ianllY sfs FsrptI
- = 800 eiisssi le,,Al nslLss 'utH
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For Mayor, THOMAS j. SPEAR, Independent Crevasse
Canddate-the Poor Mans Frend-to be elected in April
next. = 70
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- A''''' y 's's any more. -
The SPEAKERsHIPs-E NJ Noise has been
elected Speaker. He is democrat but without
doubt the most competent member for the office.
We are glad that he was elected. if for no other
reason than because the wbigs attempted bv de-
serting their seats to prevent an election. This
mode II sttempng to control the majority is wrong
and always results in loss to the party which
adopts IT, The wings claim to be the conservatives.
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Eds. Crescent!: Please announce JOsurA BALnvtN the
Recorder of Municipality No. Two candidate for reglec
ton in April next and that he will be supported irrespective
OF party, Dy ue lmhSl THE PEOPLE.
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typ er steamer Falcon" 4Aa
Fine, Fashionable Clothing.
No, SO Common Street,
bet0eeR YeraHdG Hotel and Hel0lott'S Exchange.

THEO. A. JAMES 81 CO.
Are opening large assortment of Elegant and Fash
onabe Spring and Summer CLOTHING, made in
the latest STYLE and expressly for city trade, received this
day per steamship Falcon.
Gentlemen deirng any articles in line rest assured
the above shipment is of the best quality, regards
material and workmanship .ALso-A superior article Of
Spring and Summer Cravat; Linen Undershrs and Half
Hose; Gauzo, Merno and Cotton Undershts and Drawe
Gauze Flannel Shirts; Linen Cloves Linen and Elastic
Web SuspendeE; Silk and Linen Cambria Handkerches;
Fred Cotton Drawers English Cotton Half Hose; White
and Striped Sk-HalE Hose; Silk Gloves; black and fancy
Satin London Ties; Silk and Hair Stocks, which
invite the attention Of friends and the public mild 2pf
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Eds. Cresoeat-Pease announce the of JOHN M.
BEnt candidate for the office of Mayor of this city, the
ensuing April election, and oblge many friends in the
fy1l TuRKE MuN1cipALrr1rs
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NEwORLEAEs, March 4, 1850.
GsnaHenl have just received your friendly note
egned pleasure accept this tribute your Kindness
the honor appearing you St Charles Theatre
Thursday, the 18th Gentlemen you my sincere thanks
for this daerng compliment and will study your approba-
on 4 have the honor Gentlemen your oeent very
humble servant EDWARD MORTON QUIRK
To r. NJ McApiu, A. D. CTossman, Burke Peters,
M. JudsOn, AdOphe Laye II. j. Rannsy, William Malcolm,
4 A. NJ. HOibroOk mill I'd
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On the 18th ult. Mr.. J. e. l.. NYEeAARD In Mi. NJ
oARET daughter of John r. Parker, al Of Union PsTs
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~ constructing elegant PORTABLE FRANZ = now
P h0USSES suitable fog California. Amy number Of -
red, can be furnished the shortest notice. on reso5s
terms lew Houses Of 20 by 40 feet for Stores two Stare
high TO which the attention OF California enrrants Is csd
q Orders from the country will be promptly aitendej
70 when accompanied by cash city guarantees credit
-, :, b X. HOWARD, Builder, 219 EsgondElst street,
~ nsii9ink syfnef Rfnisin hhd
IN uss Y gIs,. X iss e s'sEl s
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY on
HARTFORD, ct.
.IkCoRPQRATED 1926.
~CAP1TA l., 500 900. @1
D, w. CLARK, President.

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
r.,u,, No. % Camp strest
undersigned having been appointed Agent (in place
-, 9i - A. Adams ESQ.,, resgned) of the above old and
IN mi IN i N TERMS against FIRE MARINE AND
An losses will be promptly settled here or paid in Hartford
Conn, az the option of the insured - " ''
RISKS ON LIVES also taken in the New Yoyk Jifa
Insurance Company. YIN i4''0
49, oHo. oo q. CHAs. c. LATHRoP, Agent.
- ~ OmSe % lamp street, New Orleans, a. ia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-14
GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGS
.AL AUCTION.

BY J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
sV viii esold at Public Action, No. ST. CHARLES
STREET, up stairs, Cooks National Galery)
On the Evenings Of SATURDAY, March l6,
MONDAY March 49, and
TUESDAY, March 10,
Commencing at O'clock
375 Splendid OIL Paintings, by Ancient
and Modern Masters,
oil great merit and well authenticated, comprising the
HUNGARIAN GALLERY,
recently arrived in this city together with a
Splendid BOOKCASE, Tortoise Shell. iRiaid NTH SHoer
Manufactured for LOUIS XIV by the celebrated Boul;
MARBLE PIECES, and
Ancient Bronze MANTEL ORNAMENTS, and
CLOCK
This collection comprises the finest PAINTINGS and
WORKS OF ART ever offered for sale in the United
States. to- The Bookcase etc., will be sold on the 18TH
at halt-past O'Clock, precisely.
Terms Of Sate.-An sums $500, sixty days; over
$780, ninety days, for approved endorsed notes. satisfactory
to the vendor.
sB5" The Gallery is NOW OPEN for the iuspectiop of
the public
The collection of Paintings here offered to the public to he
sold at auction, we worthy the attention of every amateur
of the Fine Arts. The HUNGARIAN GALLERY of
ITSELF forms one OF the finest collections brought this
country, and was formerly owned by the Prince Coao and
the Count Clecy These distinguished nobemen were from
necessity lowing to the recent revolutions in their country
compelled to dispose of them. The other Pictures have
recently been received from Italy, and formed to make up
some OF the finest private collections of that country All of
the Paintings correctly named and described and fully
guaranteed as SUCH without 0entaton exaggeraon
(There be found among them any of Raphaes
Michael Angeles Titian's, or Rubens Paintings which
rarely reach this country
The CABINET is a work of the highest order made by
Boul for Louis XIV who presented to Nine Mantenon.
The initials Of Louis XIV and Nine Mainenon are encrus
ed together 1t recently the property of Prince Coao
The Chimney Furniture belonged to Count Allegri of
Paris, and are magnificent and fine works of mh12S
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Editors az tie CFesceal Gentlemen; PleSse announce
ALkx. GRAILHE Esq as candidate for the Office of NIayor
of the City of New Orleans at the next Election
mh5 VOTERS Oh THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY
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TN osef NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
| NJ OSGOoDS INDIA CHOLAGOGUE Tor Fever and
torms Of Bilious diseases. 49, - -
especially Tor the thorough permanent Of
o. ne liver and other organs which attend the dis
eases OF bilious climates. Fer sale by
J. WRIGHT y CO., Isl CheTIes 81
az Dealers supplied on liberal terms ~ efnap
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Eds Crescent-Please announce l.. U. CAYENNE as an
independent candidate for the office of Of the Second
Municipality, and obige [fy11l MANY VorERs.
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Bartine's Horse Lotion.
nerertailng remedy diseases the HORSE ia bc
o. Recommended by the welknown firm of Kpp Brown New
hiraia woodruff Boston aud BY Of gentlemen
mfvughont me country Sold only In New Orleans by
9hf JsWRlGHT co. ISL Chartrss sirrs,
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rot.t,eAb ADvRRrEsEMEzrs.V must hereafter refuse
p-Ia notices Of meetings. etc., etc.. urles responsible
z sent with EACH Wehave on our books several hun.
a aolsn for work Of this kind which we expect to
coiect-she scstered relics Of the last campaign We can.
not afford 10 Lose any more.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
ns-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON TT1R1 p.er

~ 'HS aDEhh1LSEMENIS ON THIRD PAGE.
Laroo Ripsr ........LATONA, Hunt, 10 A. NJ.
da5oo River EXIT, Sweeney, IL NJ.
Ao6ie 1890. OREGON, Hiern, ~ P. Nj. Cars.
For Chagres, via Havana The splendid mail steamship
FALSON Lieut. H. j. Harsene, u s. COMMANDING will
on the 18th n O'Clock. A NJ punctuay foot
OF 81 mary street. Lafayette -PAsngers will
at the hour. PARADISE. Lawn ASON A. ts6
N BThe Falcon will take for orr 10 he
'0iheu ~ 'ne ilen steamship Ohio al Havana mhli
AZ The brig PARTHENON, Can't. Davis from Havana i, now
lchagng her cargo at Picayune Tier Municipality
gneei viii please take their permits % the reept of
their goods on the Levee. f''
mhtf j.. W. ANDREWS A. OF Coruo,s,
q The Mail Steamship FALCON, Lieut.. H. J. Hartstene
" . NJ Commanding, from NeEYork, dscharging al her
%sa[ 9ot o. g. Mary street Lafayette hereby
he TO attend to the receipt Of their goods
ohefWiie they will he stored expense and risk
ml3R LA e 81 S {;Ja,v; - gs n.y.,
az Shippers by the brig CYCLoPs Capt R. Calhoun for San
Francisco California, will please send ang as she
Will clear on the 18th inst and leave
and can only take the bulk 200 light freight Anpv h
mhIs BAREffi h On n T piny, W -
LIZ NOTlCE-Neiher the Captain nor the UNDERMINED Con-
of the British SNOWDEN from Iiyernos viii n
mh9 J. w. ANDREWS IL co. eI C,mmNns,
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K -,
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE w AhEHoIsE.
4 Nos. Is and 20 Grdpier street sssessS -
SAhkiAGES and HARNESS of every o. lt-zssNtkvr
for eaS or s appSSSe On hand FO, sale low
Spnhgs, AYES Lamps Bands, Cloths Leather Lace and
NaInlsh lmhl3 6md&W9 u. w. HALE " IifM 10
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

I MWH m n PkRUPERTY ON APOLLO STREET.
l. = "A genieei HOUSE of Ten Rooms well situated
pet N4 Delort and Robin streets HOUSE and "a
lOl between magdalen, Jackson Girond and Heya WiM
- " Iont win improvements 5000 $500 Vane
IN location of Chenut and Third Streets about half
G Win moderate improvements, suburb Plaapce
faeSt or improved city side of Canoon Also Squares OF
taND III Lafayette, Greenylle, Huntsville and Shrevvs
ouLy.,o THOS. ID. HAILES, Broker
nnIo III Common street.
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We are authorized 70 announce A. d. CRossMlN the pre-
sent incumbent as candidate for reelection in April next
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Rsg7 ACRES Of LAND in Trigg county Kentucky
- ~ monlh o. River Tennessee Considered lie Lighes
s6e sp SS ~ esSsd and u cultivation Several neye
CTeet ,bnn6 ~ sASsent water, and constant running
sWS 1usS Inc finest qualities Of Timber abound and
so9d landing On the land is Ferry where The mail ssrs
s fOush 70 hopknsvle being OF value as a stand lor
hHeSSucg' g9od a5abe LAND N. w. q s. a6 and s. WI
balon,nn, H. west; with appuTtenances theTeunto
"Tsohhff5ns' THOS. ID. HAILES Broker
annlu nsira.a
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10. o. f.

ZE5N<SA< ES- HOWARD LODGE No. IA Regula,
Meeting Of this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING
S21ssN Thursday, at the Grand Lodge Hall at O'clock
nhl4 y SANJps6N ssa,r,,,,,
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sissSIes g. CO., 40 and ~ Casssf ssasst,
w salE7i iEsitsesr's, Piss fsssrsfs, ~ 90 - y
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Mr. A. HanOn should reimburse two third part Of the
aDoNesu .SaO4 d
certify the present account TO be correct according to
which Mr. A. Hanton owes TO the Second Municipality the
sum OF two hundred and xtyour q 100 dollars for the
ton OF said Hanton IN making the sidewalk above specified
GEO; T. DUNBAR, Surveyor Second Munici'U.
Surveyors Office, January IL, lS49.
From the above certificate of reimbursement of sidewalk
paving will be perceived that the of 81 60 per foot of
feet sidewalk and 81 66S foot for Il feet sidewalk
obtained follows:
. DUE DENNIS o'LEARy, CONTRACTOR, FOR WORK:
For feet Sidewalk, per foot. ~
OF MATERIALS;
For 20 inch Curb Stone. per foot. ..,...,..., so
For Wooden Gutter, per foot. ................. so
$40
Two thirds which the property holder pays, making
Inc cost TO MIN per loot "
DUE DENNIS O'LEARY, CONTRACTOR, FOR WORK;
FOR u feet Sidewalk, per tO0t...... .......Sl 0O
MATERIALS:
For 20 inch Curb Stone per iOOt................ 50
For Wooden Gutter, per fOot................... 80
$40
FwO,thrls OF which the property holder pays, making
lhe cOsGo nun per lOOt ~ Oo53
ts-S00
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RennYaII

Removal
CCKLEs CO. have removed Wholesale Store from Mo- "a
Magazine No 42 Canal street. adjoining heT old retail
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xeEoo hipsr -...LATONA, Hunt 10 A. N.
da5oo River EXIT, Sweeney, IL NJ.
nobtte OREGON, Hern, q z. M. Cars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-29
las a Female Medicine
"a


This Sarsaparlla is a sovereign and speedy cure
for incipient Consumption, Barrenness, ProiapsIs
1Jteri orFaIing of the Womb Costumes, Piles Leu
corrhda or Wites INSTRUCTED or difficult Menstrual
.tiona c2ntinsnce of Urine, OF involuntary discharge
thereof and for the general prosration OF the sys
teh-no rnatteS whether the'resut OF inherent cause
or causes produced by irregularity, illness or acct
dent Nothing can be.more surprising than Its IN
vd6orating effects on tfe-human frame. Persons OF
all weakness and lassitgde, from taking 1t at once
beeomt soBrst and flfefenergy under its influence
II inne4ately counteracts the nerVeeSsness OF the
fenfle frame whIchAs thegreat cause OF oarrenness
1t Will notbe expected Of us 1ncases OF so delicate
nature to exhibit certificates of cures performed,
hut can assure The afflicted that hundreds OF cases
have been reported TO US Thousands OF cases where
fanIbss have been without children, after using
few bottles OF this invaluable medicine, have been
Aessed with fine heal thy offspring: 1t has been eX
grossly prepared in reference TO female complaints
.N6 female who has reason osUppose she approach.
ing thar critical period ''ths turn OF Lle, should
egIect 10 take itas IS certain preventive tor any
'nTfhe Aumerons-and horrible diseases to which tie
nal es are sublectat this Dle OF lie ms Perl9d
-,n1v bedeayed fol several yearsb% using TINS med
ictne Nux IS it less valua9l tor those VINO are ap-
nro,ehing womanhood. as 1t is Calculated 20 assist
nature h' quickening the blood and nylg3ralfe me
ss,ers- Indeed this medicine IS invaluable Tor the
delicate diseases 10 which women are suOJJCt r
IL Ia the safest and most etiectal medicine Tor
me system and relieving the sutierings at
,5,ntno5 child birth. ever discovered IT. strength
SoIb tR TaothcF aniehd prevents pain and dis
Q &c incense ind enriches the tood' ihose wn'
ave ised il think II is in9tspensaee II Is eIly
-aseul both beioxe and aiter confinement as II pre-
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ATI,TS g. HOWES

WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes, Spades, SHOW
els, Powder, etc, etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say to Mer-
chants: Having had experience in tie business Oh
the West, almost as long as the West has hid bus
mess, they have a thorc ugh knowledge ofthe West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
porters such articles as will suit the market, and
are prepared to sell goods favorable terms as
can be obtained in Louisville or CincT matt.
To CANAL CoNTRACToRs.-W especial view to
stantly receiving large lots of Spades and Shoves
Blasting together with all other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll, noursh the body, 70
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laboTers.
To FARMERs AND PRoDUCE DEALERs.-They will
paw the highest market price for country produce,
and call particular attention to their very large
stock Of GEnny Bags, Which they will furnish on
terms that cannot fail to please.
Nov Q. 49-n2I-ti