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Eds CresesHt-Please announce the name Of JOHN NJ
BELL as candidate for the office Of Mayor of this city, al the
ensuing April election, and obige many friends in the
fy1I THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
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FOT
az We, the citizens of the Seventh Ward Second Alu
do nominate Dr. s. w. DALTON indepen-
dent candidate for Alderman at the April Election.
mills MANY yoTERs.
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Editors If the Crescent Geneneni PLEASE announce
ALEX. GRALHs, ESQ., candidate for the Office Of Mayor
Of the City of New Orleans the next Election.
mh5 VOTERS OF SECoNb MuMeIPALITY.
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The WEATHER.. Summer ngels, not in ihe lap ofpsing
there is coqnetsb breeze wcong with soft embrace,
and then chilling with It's Fepeing coldneasnor whsine
wind bearing dnss from land Of snow. She has bounded
forth from the nursery with the light step and Winning smile
Of womanhOod and with the warmth Of an old acqualnance
Eeets with prosr other utmost bounty. March
regarded unkindy month in other cmes here layishes
goOdy gifts, bids the groves unye their beauties and ladies
don their butterfly attire. Dwellings open wide to the well
rnlne nrnal and frnna
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We are authorized TO A. ID. CRossMAN, the pre-
sent incumbent candidate for reelection in April next.
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Fasting DAYS. - Gov. Dana, of Maine, has
appointed Thursday, April A. as day of public
fasting. The Governor OF New Hampshire has
appointed the same day; and the Governor Of
Massachusetts, Thursday, the 18th of April.
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bhfIIhe7s IfOfse LOtIOhs
failing ramedy ali diseases the 10 subject
Recommended The sulEnowG firm Of hPP Brown NV
York. Hiram Woodruff Boston aud by hodsAnds EsneIoeu
throughout the country. Sold onlF IN New Orleans by
NH J. WRIGHT g. co. ISL chaIrss street
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Removal.
NR. GEO. KEIOGG homeopathic, hes Removed bis oaet
Tolton Railroad Iepot oil 6m2ip
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TO THE PUBLIC.
"IHhu mil ne die q,

YNHE light of science is penetrating the mist
i which has 80 long shrouded the cause of Asiatic
Cholera. Eminent physicians and naturalists in
Europe, and in this country, have ascertained be-
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culp in the atmosphere Of places infected by this
as well as other diseases The "myriad races of
these insects, in their various kinds therefore
believed to be the medium by which epidemical
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opinion was advanced by the French Medical
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admirable scientific plans for investigation, above
noticed, were not then attained, nor published
early enough in the past season to be OF general
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