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According to the Courier des Etats Unis, a
Spectator is at present mastering, in Paris, some
three or four hundred women, with view to take
them to California, where gold is, and the fair sex
are not abundant The furniture of more than two
hundred of the young fugitves was sold at the
Place de la Bourse on the 18th ult., they being I'M
willing to incur new term of rent The Spectator
in question, who is an executor, is going to estab-
lish matrimonial office at San Francisco, after
the fashion of that of Monsieur Foy, at Paris.
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JOHN CALHOUN. Secretary,


A TTENDU, Qu'un acte de rAssemblGe Gene
IA rae de Fiat de la Louisiana intulge Acte reaui
la vile de Ia ROuveie- Orleans" APPROVE lie II Mars lsy
puuryot qu ayant que lie COnsel auCane lies municipalities
Xer dcider e DIES taxes qul{erOnt asses
sees fat des Civilizations mOntrant les dhrens Items
de dtpenses, m0ntant ntCessaG pour
les imprrvues de la Municpatt pendant IauIye
couraac. pour parties tat ufbalues que rqras eguel
Gvauaors saTOut pube5 Angla5 FTancas dams
journal oce la de NuniCpatt pendant au MONS rGhe
iuurs reunion dams aQuee COnse deyra lNer ct
dtciler le mOntant DIES taxes Qul serOnt asessses.
1t, attendu que, le Conse de cete MunlcipaNt pass
e NOvembe 1850, TesOut on drcaran uHDahes Oulea
les imites de Ia dite MuntcrpalitJ;
En- consequence, pubOn5 'tyaluauGn suvants, en-
ConlomitG provisions aCe du IS Mars 1901,
rso du Conse adoptt ceour ct avis est dqnno
par pftsente que apTes premiere puOHca
lion de Ia dite Cvauaunn lie COnse devra prOCede Ner
docdeI lie des Prtever les tabeauN as
sessement pour 1880:
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Owing to the s7'uccess and immense sale Of Dr. Town
sends Sarsaparla amber of who fOnnery-U
Agents. have conn., ,lced making SarsapariIa Eyha?ts,
EXrs, B.tets, Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc They gsle
rally put in the shaped bottles, and Of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they OnH
worthless limitations. and should be avoided.
Principal Office, 4b Fulton street, Sun Building NoW
H25! RediDg Co.. SGte street, Boston; nyott & Sea,
l5I North Second strict, Philadelphia s. s. Hance, Drug
glst, Baltimore; P. NJ Cohen, Chareon; l05 South Pearl
street, Albany ?. H. McGaw, Natchez; and by all the
pal Druggists and Merchants generally tlr0u hUut the
United Ststes, West Indies and the Canadas.
J. WRIGHT, l5l Ckartr6s street,
d. SOJE AGENT, New Orleans.
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BRAZOS ST JAGO Per steamship Hacht 334 hides to
Mcdowell, Mills &CO-3 cases mdse Hess &SSSawy er-l50O
horns A + Cochran 900 in specie 10 kemm-s UIO
Cramer &cO$5620 Schmidt &co$3iIl Gildemeester &Co-
$2Sl5 Clsson & Ves-$3OOO GARNER BrOs-$ls9O M Bias
waldt-Sl0j0 Femandez-$59O Il Leon-2 pigs bulllOn-J
Burnside
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YOUNG MEN. = The idea is prevailing in some
communities that young men fit neither for gen.
erals nor statesmen, and that they must be kept in
the back ground until their physical strength is i'm
paired by age, and their intellectual faculties be-
come bunted by years. Let us look to the history
of the past and from the long list of heroes and
statesmen who have so nobly distinguished them
selves, we shall find that they were young men
who performed those acts which have won for them
an imperishable need of fame, and placed their
names high on the page Of history. Alexander, the
conqueror Of the then whole civilized world, viz
Greece, Egypt and Asia, died at 49, Bonaparte
was crowned Emperor of France when 80 years Of
age Pitt, the younger brother, was about 90 years
Of age, when, in Britain's Parliament, he boldly
advocated the cause of tho American Colonies !;
and but % when made Chancellor of the Elk
chequer. Edmund Burke, at the age of 25, was
the first Lord of the Treasury. Our own Wash.
ington was but %, When he covered the retreat Of
the British at Br,ddpck's defeat, and was appoin-
ted TO the cCsamand-n- of all the Virginia
forces. Alexander Hamilton at 90, was a Lieu
tenant-t ,Olonel and Aid to Washington, at IS q
mer.,nsr of Congress, and at 80 Secretary of the
Treasury Thomas Jefferson was but 80, when ht
drafted the ever memorable Declaration of indie
pendence. At the age of 30 years, Sir Isaac New
ION occupied the mechanical chair at Cambridg
College, England, having, by his scientific disco
veries, rendered his name immortal lSunda
Mercury.
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STEAMBOATS,.


Tgasan b FOR @Sbhg- L5IAI - ~-5I~zs7N |
sf7gsiS e D. .iilLit. tI.N r t=--t-& ss5zHS |
1880 ih2 'I9en!IsAr 10Y ntGs.lpB' Ii:l
12GSet ~, .,.ngfs Naan r. a iiefn &R2
expressly ~ we liane ~ " az @ b
tons, (lA1s5 CeDpsH4 N Que o. M m grove
Ii a1vg az tba SRe OF the o'cinc} p M c7-aai tie
sa latter gg leaves iba Office Of the Agpnt a. Ocoek
P N. For freight or pas51ep, GpplyOl board, 0tt0
-, - -: 3 ! ~. s,.--
itsa p Eor 2 p ia r. r %"e 1 eeIii
Cy BoX and n ma 7III,I nI amer
Allen, vii leave The New Canal every TuESD ~ WED
NESDAH, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock ?, |
M, touching the 'char9iq Railroad for passengEby
the o'clock train. The MOBILE will touch all the
Watering Places abOYeon w edne sday and turday
nj ITS her outward trips, and the 81. CHARLES Will
Thursday nil hts. Freight received ut the Canal Ware
house at all hours Of the day The last Barge on days OF
oe Ii3 e" h II Wine ATE Agent IS Poydrasst
TI,,iz a, ~ rii. Ij,,,,,, t;,.
fHR n aS5St VI MAJ Ut
49, ih 4 ~ VI TFiteneLS[t, an,G iG
running paisengSF packet se9mer hGLE Capt ).
r. isoaNiGk VII ieaNS i9E 'te 'noNe anu az B'tIeute
2ndGgf, On te Ian mi iol 3aoaA r. M
orto Ll-3l T. b. SMITH, II Poydr8 st.
gr1zs = Regular wednesday Red River pack
iA5l-S ct ssaT3ar 4 Ijills-For 5 7Teyeu NJ Satch
ss}@5 t9e6es and AIaNaniria-The snpeor aud wit
running passenger steamer CADDU. Capt Root Craham.
y III me lia l9S al . . GoG% +, NJ rSgelsm
Or passage Apply on noS' ioos S i ao 4"4u Sasos o. 10
'tS :. - 80 = - - : ~ w 49,
~ h. Regular Montgomery and W ctumpka
e44haart5i' passenger packet steamer JOHN AUHttLS
Hsz--siasz3a SEEE-FOr MOntgOmery and WeumpAa dI.
rect, the RverThe new, ubstanti and swift running
passenger packet steamer JOHN MORNi SSE TT Captain
| Hugh Findwln, viii positively leave for the above
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Arrived
Steamship Yacht Thompson from BFaZO5 st JagO 9Th inst
TO Harris Il MOTgan-1d my,
sTEAMBOATs.
Alhatr0s7, WheelhOuse, from Port Hudson.
Hurry Hill. Newell, from Nashville.
Belle Creole. White from Eicksburg.
Empire, Meekin. from Louisville.
Die Vernon milllken from st Louis.
Texas Claiborne, from Alexandria.
StJames Power, from DOnaIdsOnville.
Mary Foley, Dalteres. from DOnadsonvie
+ NJ Sireck, Streck from DOnaldsOnyle
Fashion, Martin. from Grand Prairie.
Slas Wright O'Neal, from Cincinnati
AuOcrat, GOslee from Memphis
mondana, Brown, from Ouachita.
Anna, Johnston, from DpelOusas.
u White, Gilbert, from WiiamspOrt.
Catdo, Graham, from Alexandra.
Gem, Snapp, from Louisville.
Patrick Henry, Landry, from Baton Rouge,
BELow-COMING
Ship Westminster, Shapter, from NewH DIRK,
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nOy3Gt
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Thursday Evening, December II, lS5O.S
Arrived per steamer Gem 43 head of Cattle and az Calves;
per Empire % Cattle, IL Mich Cows and 1874 Calves per
Die Vernon 80 Beef Cattle.
PR1oEs: Beef Cattle, 49Glsc. Up ID net; Hogs
m ~ b net; Sheep 50 27(6 SO 80 o. head Mitch Cars,
ga "a SO % head; Gaines, s. 90 @s9 80 % head.
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DaprGs exnoso de la situation nanciGre de Ia hqmc
palt, volt gu Cesaire de prever lu lgy en- ue
take Ia proprI onCire perOnee ans ln sur e ca
les items suivants .,o- .go- .-
Deficit de l'annGe 1850 ,o-; J 4dIvv2'nnU9 O.
Montant pour fare face aux dlrenses de 1851 9t4 S.
M0ntant requs par Comitt dies liquldateuEs @OOO w
s65O, $50 SO
nOv3Ot JOHN CALHOUN, Secrctare.
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NHAnAHIE YORN-This celebrated Philosopher, As.
El troogst and PhysognOmist and owner of the Egyptian
Oraces Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men Of New Orleans that she will remain in the city for
short time and may be consulted in any Of the above
cences nj her office No. S Grayier street, between St.
Peter and ST. Paul Madam " if desired will give
chronological Charts with admeusurements of the head,
tempeTa ment, etc. Consultation 81. aul2 6m
nR, e. j. CONES EXTRACT OF COPAVIA,
~ SARSAPARlLLA AND CUBEBS-This original
preparation has proved itself superior the Capsules
other extract and with the recent additions and improvements
will rarely fail provided the directions be fully observed
be had a. the Corner of JuagaztRs and P0gdTGs
dtA 1U
ENCIIPBE sTABLEs-BATES FORDNEY, Pro
IA PRIETOR-On Phlippl street., opposite "a
~ UnlOn.-HOrses at all times to let, either SNfsfssA
tasRY in harness saddle. Several fine Horses WS4
- on hand for sale. Also, prime lot Of RIluSz1s
Kentucky Mules for sale, reasonable terms. Oh Il
DORTER-Just landing, a consignment of Lon
L don and Dublin Brown Stout Porter for sale by
n23 JOHN TOOLE, % Plank Place.
T EMONS-lOO bxs Merton Lemons, for sale by
IL n26tf r. +. NICHOLS & CO., rs and u Camp ST.
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List OF vessels lea Port Not cleared.

[Nstsn the First municipality designated in the teieNP'
table bI nj ne ka. osr1asnee At me AsiTsa sao run
Second final the Man, above ths sttspss -
my being Fatbsat Landing In the Third lns thu Esi
lheng hAT
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Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarsapanlla, have
n"araG eSed e, as 1S@1eGg XXX ts 10 10
complaints Of women, word for word-otleT men who
up medicine, have since the great Of Dr. Townseut
Sarsapana complaints incident to t"ma les, eCOmmeGCed
theirs although previously they did number Of these
MXiUres Pills. etc, injurious to females, they agra
ua.e LIsaase. and MmlaTmIne the elnstamLIon.
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EIGN rs.

The Mexican Mail Lime of Steamships
bet, New Orleans and Vera Cruz.
g-s-Ess IN pursuance Of the contract made with the
( ~ "a Mexican Government by Col A. 9. Ramsey
$500 for the anspOr alton Ui the Mexican Ocean
Mails, the steamship ALA BA NJ 4, r. W. Foster,
mander will between thu cities Of NEW ORLEANS
and VERA CRUZ rs follows:
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~ n, For Nashville, ClarksyilIe, Edlyytllc,
ylkAissS n etc-rhr steamer n RE&A lsiR., FhOs
- H. Newell. master, vii l.2ys iur the above
and all intermediate landings on SATURDAY, Nc All
inst, at O'Clock, p NJ For freight pnss,gg apply on
hOarl, or 10 [dlal R.CROLNEII. Won't.
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ASA. n-sa HERMANN LODGE No G. ol Free and ACcET't
" ~ have removed their Lodge from Nc. ZIG CnsTTt
nv tC southeast BenyiIe En-
hRnga Place, where their RgguGr Meetings will held every
WEDNESDAY, at the usual hour. BY order,
ial3 iy HENRY SINUNS N IS
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SHIPPING.


Pacific Mail steamship Company.
s-Es FOU CALIFORNIA via CHAGHES.-
xsSE6FBA Direct Line to ChHgres.-The new and
m&gniiieent douL ieengine steamship PILL
Nh "a Ga c, hF , III: II, S n, ~, III sGGRE5
DIRECr, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, January lst'
This steamship together with the new double engine
ship CARmpEAN built expressly for this trade, will form
meet with the GompsEys Mail steamsRips oREGos, C1LI
Ps and m Panama
Oregon securing to passengers gR9TGI TICKETS Ta
by each steamer carrying later dates than any other steamer
leaving the United States meet the government Mail
California and Oregon.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From N ew Orleans to Chagres. An, MA
In Saloon ny ny
In Steerage,wih Berth and separate Mess 40 %
From Panama to San Francisco. ~,
In In Sa iee3as: with Ii and separate i55 @
t All tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
procured directly from the Agents, other parties are
au'hOIRS9M is Fl SS's pr S2RESA2ts IL Agents.
d7 IOj Nlagasne street, NewOreans.
U. $. Mail Steamship Company
1gs=E=. FOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,
splendid double.englne steamship OHIO, Jas
UHAGRES. with the Government Mails and passengers lol
SAN FRACISCO and intermediae ports, from her wharf
a aS e. on S sAFUK sf! p.i Bscs%bsr @ -
e57 The u. :. Mail teamsfp Company have now toul
new md magnificent Steamships the Republic, CoLuMBTs
lsTHMus and ANTELOPE ru1nlng semi inOa ny on 1e d
AT Panama beng now complete will be carefully Kept up
and passengers may feel assured Of meeting WI" no uetehuot
| at Panama beyond the usual stay IN port
RATEs PASSAGE.
From New Orleans to Chagres; .oo n,
IN Saloon;
In seerage, With Berth and separate Mess..,... As
| From Panama to San Francisco; ,,, nj
In sSeasa, With berth and separate Mess $50 G
~ PsoE ssom I0 sogS and thus have IN
| nifty OF seeing that beautiful cry '-r.1 until ,id r
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INK! INK!G INKI!g
RENr2'6SOsS'S GtOg9EsIsD 6 Egss B1SkS

Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue, EndeIibie.
Scarlet, He'd, CArmine.
TIME comfort pleasure and benefit of the use Of coon
Il INK in our daily correspondence and business, can
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced
from the pen, and give stronger and more durable color
than any other now in use.
y. ID. BEACH, 1E Canal street
ay23 Iy Wholesale Agent for New Orleans.
SONS OF TEENIPERANCE JEWELS, etc,-A
> Supply of Sons of Temperance Jewels and RegaIa (,
Younger Brothers Jewels kept constantly hand Nc
n CusomhOuse Divisions organizing in TeXra
California etc will he promptly attended To hy ADDRESSING
?. Il. WILLARD, No. n Customhouse street,
OBJ If New Orleans.
DORTER AND ALE-2OO dozen REYNOLDS,
dc E J. HART & co. 79 Tohoupitouias st.
p ICE-The entire cargo of the brig Somers,
sale on landing by BARELLI co. 81 Common st.
SILK UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS-
~ cases, Just received, for sale by
do L, j. HART Il co 70 TchoupitOuIas st.
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Alter which dRe new arrangement viii be made, Of which
due notice viii be given.
NOTE-IaliOmia passengers informed that by taking
the DAILY Mail Stages from Vera Cruz the City Of Mex
and from thence on horseback they reach Acapulco
the Pacific in days travel through hiCkly settled
country. The price of passage in the Mail Stages Mexico
500, and from thence 2) the Pacific. By taking
sage the line Of Wagons from Vera Cruz to Mexico, the
price of passage through to Acapulco does exceed 5
aud the time fifteen days BY this route California travellers
spared halt the distance Of the usual sen voyage
the Atlantic ard Pacific Oceans, and the whole Of PES
sage rom NewOreans TO San Francisco will not exceed sl75
For passage, apply to Z. J. MEEkER K co.
40 I'm t6 POydras street.
Fl4 FOR IINFHPDOl4-The Al ship ALIEN.
ATf3a GRANT, Capt. Alexander will have immediate
S dis atCh for the above pOrt, For freight pasar
Apply to THOS. ROGERS, IR., " GO.
ngJ or 6. W, OLIVER, % ST. Charles ST.
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Isaac w, GRAIN, Ice Wooster street.
nnINInNS ~ puWsIrI ,la

OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend ia almost daily receiving orders from Py,
Clans in different parts Of the Union.
This to certify that We the undersigned Phyacra, Of
the city Of Albany have in numerous presented ~
Townsens Sarsapara, and believe be of the most
valuable preparations in the market.
II. P. PULLING, N. D
J. WILSON, NJ, d.
r. II. BRIGGs, NJ. D.
Albany, An /, IS4T. p. Z. ELNENDORFF, II. D,
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EXPOSE du Deficit Probable pour 1850.

ExpOst des Recettes Probe lies pour
Noyembre ct Decembre 1871.
Cats, MarChands etc 800 W
DTO3 de Levte Dun W
Taxes Anitrtes lOgUO W "a, -,, -,
Marches pOurle LOyer de 1850 10000 W-SlO6,5O W
NTontant d pouryor par la Taxation $lO5,6O5 q
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1t is the safest and most efeGtua medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the sueTngs attendant child
birth lve discovered It strengthens both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease, increases and enGhe t
food those who have used il think it indispensable. l.
highly useful both before and after confinement, ~
diseases attendant upon chldbh In costveness piles,
cramps swelling of the feet, dependency, heartburn
ting, pain in the back and joints, false pains, henorhage
and regulating the seCeOn and eQuaZng the GirOula
ton it has equal. The great virtue Of this medicine is, it
is always SAFE and the delicate and successful;
very few cases require any other medicine; in little
castor oil magnesia useful. Exercise in the open
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure safe
and easy confinement.
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Crescent 25ao& aup cd .gsa ting GG.cr.,
~ The proprietors C4y Weekly Crescent respect
fully inform their the publie they have recently
mad sou uerac additions their Jot hmeu and have
glazed under the charge Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM, who has
long in this city OF high capabilities IL
The material OF the office being complete and nearly
all new they are prepared execute all kinds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
possible delay and without disappointment 80 those
u may favor them patronage. Particular will be
riyeu to the printing Of LdWYEHS1 BRIEFS
BILLs LADINa. INSURANCE BLANKS,
HEADS, NurARIAL AND CLERKS BLANAs,
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS.
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HAHDBTLLS,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC. enc.
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sa FesnlAT MonaaY AiGEsbqFEs rs, NEeey

IsI4 y, = Packet NONEtiUNEHN-tor Irrcelon,
SSSszsnzss Lake Providence, Mihken's Bend; NIeks-
burg, New Carthage, Grand Gulf, Rodney and Nacheg
The splendid and swift running passenger steamer MONT
GOMERN, Capt j. II. Esiis, will pos Sely leave for the
above and all intermediate landings, MONDAY the 10Th
INST at O'Clock P. M. For freight or 2ppy TO
dl9 7. q. SMITH. II poydr8s st.
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70 THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
S"CO.'s Passage and For.

LEA NVarding Office, ~ n
Il n No. New Leyce between Canal aud R4l+h ~
Szzsz<zzaaza Common Streets NcwOEraus Esz7xlfli5sl
Tickets 0r Ctggrs, Panama. san Francisco and
% California, can he had e the office.
N -, Passengers forwarded an ports the Mississippi Ohio
luo, Rcd ard Ousha Rivers, Mobile, Montgomery ana ali
para u IeIh o.. IN lEp
GEORGE SHERLOCK'S ESTABLISHED
~ EMIGRATION, REMITTANCE, AND INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, ITO PUy uTas street, New Orleans PASSAGE
r. to amt trgTI tFeui Britain and IrsiGHd. n.
sEs ria iircrpaB The subscriber GegE eava efE5s
HAa4 TO inform his friends and the public that he =sSas
continues his business of issuing prag, and bringing ont
passengers from Liverpool TO this city, in good ships and on
reasonable terms Apply to
GEORGE SHERLOCK, 10 POydTas street,
between Camp and ST. Charles sls.
INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT:
~ Gardeners and LabOTers supplied those veQuir.
ing them, and families also iunl he'd with good thorough
Servants, Cooks, etc. etc. Apply 10
GEORGE SHERLOCK, ITO Poydras street,
M 6mOs between Camp and st, Charles sts,
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FITSl FITsI FITSI

Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sarsapala in
of Fits of course recommended it, and surprise
10 the following from Intelligent and respectable
FoPpHAH, August ~, 1871.
Or. T0,7nsead-(esT Sir; have little gil seven y5an
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fsj we
sd almost everything for her, but without at last,
although could ind recommendation in circulars
r ike hers. thought, she in delicate
be9th wOnd give her Of your SGFsGpara, amt
very glad did II only restored heE Strength but
has mud Of the Fits pleasure and
a. She a fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we fee grateful, Years, respectfully.
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Amount to be provided for by taxation......*54a

From this statement Of the fiscal situation of the Munic
paity ii will be that 1t will be necessary 70 RAISE by
the real and personal estate and capital OF tbs Mun
cpahty. sufficient to cover the following Items
For deficit for the year Of 1850. $G56J5 y
For amount to expenditures 1851 a4l5il 20
For amount required by Board of LiquidatOs AOUV w
$3.50 $50 50
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This extract of arsaparla has been expressly prepared
reference 10 female complaints No female who mas
to suppose she approaching that critical period, THE Tari
Of Life should neglect to take it. as It certain
aT any of the horrible Diseases to which female
are subject at this time of life. This period be delayed
fly several ysl by using this medicine. Nor less van7
BE for those who approaching wOnanhOod as Is cal
cvgd TO assist nature by uuCkelllg the blood and nvgn
0g he system. lndeed this medicine is Invaluable Tor
the delicate diseases which women subject 1t braces
he whole SYSTEM rausyB permanently the natural energies,
By removing the impurities Of the bOdyn far sunua-
ting as to produce subsequent relaxation wi chs the Of
most medicines taken female weakness and disease By
using a few bottles Of this medicine many and pamtA
antelcal Duaratlnns may he , evented
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FEMALE MEDICINE. -' 81

d. Townsend's SAg3sData sovereign and ssY 5us1
for incplgEt Consumption, Bienrgss, Prnapsus Uten or
Failing of the Womb, COsVenasa Piles, LeuGhOfIlga,
Whites, Obscrultad difficult MeusuuaOn ncOntnen2e
of Trims discharge thereof and for tbs general
UrostraOn of the sysennO matter whether the result OF
inherent or causes, produced BY megunny Illness
accident. Nothing be than
effects on the human frame Persons all weakness and ass
tuda from taxing become robust and full OF energy
undeT its influence. 1t Immediately CouneEActs the reTvees5-
ness of the female Frame which is the great cause OF barren
nesa Ii will be expected Of in cases Of 80 delicate
nature exhibit certificates Of performed, but
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of where families HAYS been without
children after using few bottles of this invaluable medicine,
have h5sn blessed with fine, healthy offspring.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE, 49,. :
Friday Morning, December IL 1851.
ottouThe recent concessions had the effect to bring for
wand several buyers yesterday and fully 5000 bales were dis
nosd Of Prices were rather easier and we make slight
changein our figures.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-04

Canary Seed,
PRIME article constantly hand and for sale IN anu
~ quantity, by LEWIS T. LAZELI, Apotkecary
F22d6w POI Main-st, doors north Am. House
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-04
Messengers Notice.

.Worcester, IS. ttN February 90, 1850.
LION, HENHY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
IL Tor the County OF Worcester, hls this day issued d
warrant asans The Estate of FIR EDERIC W.SAWYER,
ofMbury, in said Cuuuty, yeoman an insnvept debtor
AM inc payment OF any debts, tho delivery Of any
property belonging to said insoycnt debtor 10 him
hidden by law
The first meeting Of the creditors of said nsoven debtor
WIN ne neii at Couit at Insolvency the oicn of said
Go nmssonern Worcester 10 aid County on tho twenty
Nun day q" March next, Mt ocloek in the orenool
TOT tue proof OF debs and to choose
ol MS ESTATE. ilhlJ tn j. DAY, ID s.. Messenger.