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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
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I tnes held IN the Clerks Office orhc Circuit Superior
Cont OF Law and Chancer,, for The County ii Amherst
On Monday the ifd day oi December, 1873
Lindsey u Mcdaniel Plaintiff,
Dabncy Sandidgc in his own right and a. guardian of
Lindsey - George and Gideon Mcdaniel and as surety
for Ambrose II Mcdaniel as guardian for them and others
John Williams and Lucinda his wife, " ham II Mclan-
el John $ Mclanel John Iayslca and ramsey Jane his
Wue, ahney Mcdaniel, the administrator of George
DANIEL when one shah be appointed Gideon Mcdaniel
Ambrose Mcdaniel, in his right and as guardian for
ms SIX children, Ramsey Jane, john Dabney Lindsey
George aud Gdeon john London in his own hight and
as executor Oh Trzah London, decd trustee in vii
liam A. London and Frances W oodroof, w lillian 4 London
WINSTON Woodroo and Frances his wife, Daniel II Lon.
dom IN his righ, and trustee Mrs Frances Wood
rooi aud William A. London, and James iiggmbotham
Defendants
The defendants, John Iaysleu and ramsey Jane his
wife, uabney Mcdaniel, Gideon Mcdaniel and Am.
hrose Mcdaniel, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according the Act OF As
semby and the Rules OF this Court it appearing by sat
monweath II ordered That the said defendants do
here ON the first Monday March next aud answer the
inserted IN some newspaper published in the town Lynch
burg, for wompnths successfully posted at the front
door OF the Court House of this County
Acopy-reste,
dec 2o-w2m ROBERT TINSIEY Cl'k
virginia:
holden in the Clerks Office of the county com,
of Patrick, at the courthouse thereof the first Mon
daF in December, iS49.
Mahlon Scott, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Snow, Lafayette Snow, Adam Snow and Henri,
SNOW, Defendants.
! IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Adam Snow and Henry Snow not having
entered their appearance and given security according TO thu
Act OF Assembly and the rules court aud it
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of thu
Commonwealth on the motion Of the plaintiff counsel
IS ordered that the said defendants appear here on the
Monday IN February next and answer the plaintiffs bill am
that copy Of this order be forthwith published in the Lynch
burg Vgisn, for two months successively and posted
the front door Of the courthouse Of tins county on som
court day A COW T.ste my va 'o''
q Dec 2o-w2m SAM'I. G. STAPLES r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
(No. 81
DR.. HOOFL1ND'S CELEBRATED
German Esittcrs,
Prepared by DIR. {. NJ JACKSON, at the German Med
tcinc Store No. 100 .irch St, Philadelphia


The German 'Illustfafed News" says:
'Our editor aud others of this office have used the
GERMAN Buffers and recommend II wlh
confidence to readers. As prrpaed ny Dr.. Jackson
fully equals not snrpasses IN lis ecs upon diseased
Liver and Stomach, the fullest eXpec alton Of The ds'in
gushed phy sican.
The City Item. Oct 10th, says:
jog for The Mrald How many of our readers are
afflicted with diseased liver, stomach, nerves Many
no doubt they are 10 b. pted. Vet 10 all there Is
cure. DR.. Huodands GERMAN BIrrERS has al
rrady cured hundleds and that it will cure.
who uses IT will DOUBT if they II directed -
1t has established for itself an uudying fame. which few
have done out of the vast number that has been thrown
before the public Is Of the most perfect prepare
tons in use. and. az German contemporary has said
that prepared by DIR jackson, il fully equals if
SURPRISES lis ELECTS the fullest representations If the
distinguished physician who FIRST compounded it. As
spurious article before the public, we W ud
lion all against using but that signed by L. NJ
JACKSON. and sold by him at 100 Arch street.
The "Camlen Democrat" the best paper in West
jersey, says July q.
"IIoofland's German Bitters."
1--WE have seen mary hIutuug notices OF this medl-
cine, aud the source from which they induced Us
o make inquiry speeding lis merits From inquiry
were persuaded To use H. aud must we found II spe.
chc In It's action upon diseases of The liver and dges
organs and the powerful Influence npen nervous
prosraon is really surprising 1t calns and srengrhe
The nerves bringing them uo stale Of epose, making
sleep refreshing
II his medicine was more generally used are salts
he'd there would be less sickness from the stomach
liver aud nervous system, the great mai rty Of real and
Imaginary diseases emauale. Have them in healthy
cond ton, and Won can hid defiance epemcs gerer-
ally. This extraordinary medic would advise our
friends who at all indlsposed Ia give iria-ii will
then recommend itself 1t should. IN fact be in every
family" No other medicine produce such evidence
Of merit.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS.
This medicine has attained that cher character which
is necessary for all medicines To attain induce counter
letters 10 put forth spurious article the risk Of the
lives OF Those who are lnnocenlly deceived,
Look ceH 10 The marks of the genuine
They have the WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
c. NJ. JACKSON UPON TIE " RAPPER, and
his name BIO IN THE BOrTLE, withou, which
they spurious.
For sale wholesale and retail at the German Medicine
Store, No. 100 Arch Street door below Sixth late
of 27S Race Street, Philadelphia and by
DAVID II. LYMAN. Lynchburg
And by respectable dealers generally throughout the
State.
! Nov. l5-is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
BALTIMORE.
COSTUME HALL,
Conner # Pratt Street aud Centre. .Hnhef Space.
GEOTEsk.S'. USE.

oi Tie establishment would
fully inform the citizens Il Baltimore ard vicinity
he has received irn Europe, the Fall and Fashions
together with fch assortment OF Goods adapted the
ing season. consist OF Snpeiae French Eng
lsb Cloths, Castor BtayeIs Pilots, and Peot Coating,
new article Tor Otetsaeks and Business Coats Also
splendid ment 81 French and English Csssmeres aud
Doo.kns the most desirable stFle imported season
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
10000 DOLLARS!!!

We WELD the magic wand, the gol1en dream realized"
Every State in the Union represented in the list II Capt.
tails sold last year at COINlN * Co.'S.
CAPITALS SOLD IN DECEMBER
g lQ4 A.lln1.- s,Il ND senI ..r1..1 ALr...ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
COLVIN g. cos OFFICE,

n w. corner If Ia timore and calvert Streets,
MUSEUM BUILDING, BALTIMORE, MO.
- The most unparalleled Prize Vendors III the world
Guarantee all Prizes
q icial Drawings pt December show EIGHT CAPITAL.
PRIZES SOLD IN DECEMBER amounting TO upwards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
RICH VESTINGs.

We have, and constantly receiving, New Styles al
yelyets figured and striped Casmeres Silks Satns aud Va
enrias ~ all shades aud colofs.
work cut and made IN the best manner-and
rds style and workmanship warranted give en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
commissioners NOTICE.

Circuit superior Cont 81 Law and Chancerv hcl,
"A iir Bedford county the 18th da3 81 September, 1919:
Penelope Whine, dow and reliet Of Joseph White d
Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
BALTIMORE.
SIS, 900 DOLL A R S!

SIS, 900 DOL AR S!
g. THE GRAND HIGH CAPITAL PRIZE. -
In the grand Consolidated Lottery OF Mary land Dawn De
cenber y, 1919,
Sold by COfrin y Co.
Eight Capital Prizes sold in December.
'Iis strange, tits passing strange"
Eren,s Of the past year. glorious m their results has
sealed uerdie their cery touch Is gold
From North South, ard from the East To the Great
est ia every of this great conederacy has the
and lame OF the great Lottery Firm OF
COLVIN & co.
OF Baltimore, Maryland, become known by their
Briiiiaa Success in selling Capital Priest
One ORDER per mall to Covin Il Co, has produced the
Capital Prize.
The hgency of COI.yIN CO has been established in
Baltimore twenty five years, agents under Messrs.
Yates Mcintyre. ID. S. Gregory & Co. J. G. Gregory =
Co and d Paine Il Co, Managers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
RE.sD CEOTyzs.s'G.

Persons al Ready Mide Clothing are PARTICULARS,
invited To- call and examine stock before purchasing
where, manufacture all qualities Of Fashionable Cloth
ing aud assortment Of that article is at all times LARGE
which offers 10 purchasers great indueement Of procuring
article of quality which be obtained any other
clothing establishment III the city.
We have hand aud constantly manufacturing Gar
of from the best materials. in tie
approved styles Tor fall and winter consisting of
tout Sack and Pctut Dverross of all cuors
sizes, from ~ 30, 30, Is, 50 and upwards
HOys' sacks and OrerCOOtS!
large assortment OF Boys Sacks and Overcoats 20 per
less Than the usual prices Superne rock and Dress
Coats, made from German and French Cloths, the latest
fashion. large stock OF Tweed Goats, Pants and Vests
We have large assortment oil Tweed Frscks and Sacks
article. Forest Sacks, FOR stormy weather.
PANTALOONS,
From super French Doesknsbaek and fancy cashmere
Pants, Of variety Of shade and color g. So IS
2, 50, ;, 30 and upwards.
VESTS,
Made from rich Yelvets Sans Cashmeres and Nalencas
and all prices. PR mcmhr the and place,
OF Pratt STREET md Centre.,1IIret Space, Baltimore Md
Nov 22-wl2m H. II sCOI.E.
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SADDLERY, TRUNKS, &C.

The Subscribers
have naW on hand
aud will continue
10 keep, the lol
lowing articles,
made ut the hest
materials aud IN
he most substan-
tIal manner, and
at pTictsthat can
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
AGRICUL TURAl.
From the American Farmer.
III f. EP IItiSBAN DRY.
IT, IL. lit - IL. a. =,

To he Editor Of The american Farmer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

called meeting Of this body was held last evening. Re
message from the Mayer was received stating thst he had
convened the Council al the written reauison Of Messs
q that be bad disposed Of contract Tor nnisng 100 oJ
,sstol Lumber az % per foot Likewise advising that The
q June 20 lay over and that in consequence the Mayor had
taken OFT provisional seizure The message was appropl
The i business ii order was the resolution 10 pay 10 Mr.
month ii Jane which motion was Spds s deSas ~ ~, s
9urunet g Tho Coanel the "a last After some discus
We Municipality reserves itself The right Of claiming baei
rs money y esss ne Corporation should be default
then moved 70 refer the whole subject the Improvement
and ridiculous M Fab replied that he had newer esDs
fenced the MISFORTUNE 70 pre- st thing ridiculous to thu
the course Of the genean inconsistent, Mr. Fabre ID
few planted the charge of inconsistency on the
sss moved s'a e sR Rs matte q &
e. Comnl'see moon was finally made and
ylso Offered by Mr. tabre. SAID pFovzo adopted AZ
r good deal Of dispute, The resolution Mr. Be
The next Ching n order the report Of FINANCE Com
Chairman, said that ipnsties lad been done 70 him II
20 ni remarks on The Sinking Fund and he desired make
Sg annaed on The ground that he was absent in Keaiueky
Board OF Lqaator wa 9iy ~ Ing 81 ~ KS vs IN
never ; informed that decision fis rpo sswiss embo
hat consd RS Whole "a o1ssoa H. Il o w
to belisse ,h Prom this IMPRESSION LEI
G re- E s SIN I'M FnnS q appoint co@ms
n'laue some reinaEks relation word
ss III; ~, Ia which hei hartman ailudes to The fc
l "A IN 10 agues had signed The meniaon EN-
sd he ~ a yeEss that i the Chairman had CAREFUL
~ e a"s riAanca Report Presented nv fhe tors,e
Chnmans ne wond have faIen ma he IN
tto vo , ns eonmendsuon And he took occasio
; me- iss WI 'epcrL was presented 10 him only a fan
WHINE s 9e'J n n nesting Of The Council and N hand
bnr.y william, ~ au that he could only glance over
mi Laughllp fephe, and observed Thai the gen,Is..
must nave read the report however hurredy hs NAV ~
done 10. In jnsce 20 hinss he bound 10 silda u ~
matter a. ength though be was NOT impelisd 10 ID ~ x.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

IG2500 REMARD WIN : given % a. medic

aaGslStbll REWARD WIN be given 10 any medical
III & Esnueman yeher in OF the State) after a
p named diseases dnic en- aud with more saI,v so p
wv llgays ltVe peeni opposed hnt
ms s ene TO be 50 general that The public expect IA NJ
HUNDaED THOUSAND CASES ~ IA LaAN . ONE NJ,
year l57whcL be attestea v ffouss,e 49,, Is tle
Eo ny @ ana practices esise relief lie most deadly
gestive Fever Military Fever, he XXI, nus Zen
proper, Asthma Phthc. Liver Dease 9psnnption
ana e 2 e Seps egFs 9l n forty hours without
Orleans treating Of the Dropsy either { c,an n new
Hospital vii cure it free Of any charge Des W. ~ ss
Pe S ri AcsIe and tnsnSpy RhsnmSSlsSrn
Ulcers q long standing, Ague and Fever cured il NV
hours Or no charge made Wind in the Stomach
aostlyepesss Headache, Los Of Appeie Palsy Chroo
SPrns Gnis Gunshot Wounds, Scads and Burns ana IL
kinds Of FLESH Rose and Eating Cancers cured Vithon ~,
use OF hs knife r. any other metallic Instrument or agent
the Cancer, Tum0r dead flesh back and il viii snppnra
or matter between thar and the line Of sound s and tbe
Cancer WI drop out IN many cases, fom two 70 three
Jays swelling and soreness II the Breasts Of Femees
(Which often produce Cancers Gravel and Stone
Pains IN the Hips and ions, together with all other curabe
sckn.ss q aen omen and Chitren Particular attention
bave also disc vefed method OF curing Sanmerine Of
Suttetngs without producing pain To The patient
We afflicted portion OF the public requested 10 search for
me lne Snoleagso o. ms matter, as they would dig hidden
Ny thanks and good wishes are again rendered to the eood
citizens OF New Orleans and the adjoining Saies for the
ezen OF The phce. Certificates cures and kiI can
be examined Office, No. IS FrenchnT n street, Thrd
h i2s from osIo1k FRv 81 Sflq ls
CtOPARrNERsHIP.-Mr JOS. BACH having shis
y day joined the house of M. BARNETT K o. The
style OF the firm will hereafter be : - e
BACH. BARNETT 4 CO, Magazine street.
NewQFeansI July 8, 1850 jys I'M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

sTABBIEs.--A very serious charge q this ma.
ture was preferred yesterday before Recorder
GenOis. by Octave Floy. against one Paul Cheyal,
free man Of color. Foy states, in his affidavit,
that on Monday night Cheval came TO his house
on s.. Philip street. and called him from the door
that on advancing a few steps he The said Foy)
was struck and stabbed in The back by the accused
who pursued him he fed and again assaulted
him with pistol, which he was prevented from
firing by the intervention Of others The case has
not yet been examined
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refnfk1 made 0Eaftf which so would not notice.
The yesa and nnys being called on the adoption 81 he fe
port Dr. McAifn voted against and the oiheE members 10
favor.
M. fnbrt presented resolution which then adopted
ealing ior te aqgonlman Of COMMITTEES Of res c0nfe
with the other Wuncippiea aacnriaan WHEELER
would oe advisable y at n continuation, with the
Board Of lihaidaiOrS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

AusTRAL1A- The Australian colonies are ran
idly rising into great Importance; the population
has increased from $4,000 in 1928 10 $4,000 in
1919, and the exports from f1sl 900 in 1898 to
~, le7 63S in ls45 the last year the accounts
have been exactly stated All the present rate OF
increase, the population will be 2560,0QO in 1879 ;
me number Of the conviots in lsa9 vas about
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

An lNcoRRleIBLE BoY.An application has
been made to Recorder Caldwell. by Anthony
Kasch. Esq, to receive into the House Of Refuge,
from the Boys Orphan Asylum Of the Third MI
inequality, lad named Paul Moss, who is o. dis
position 50 abandoned and depraved, that the Di-
rectors Of the Asylum state that he cannot remain
in their charge withou: serious prejudice to the
other children Of the institution. To-day is fixed
for the examination Of the case.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

A. eePsuossly q he Whole sM ss re Jag IL
xisss y soe issiIss .Iss. a.. osu oo,s
n,--'s1'l'a.ss.'l1zs
The stFntEord mysteries aud KmoeIsfnFb
In GenerAI--Itcv. Or. Phslps.
The following Letter 10 ie New York Qbeesves,
religious papes from Die Rsv. DE-. Phelps, Of
sratiord, Is siEnttsf egaslir which win be read
with interest:
10 the Ediior ef the Men Jgrk o5sstuers
MEssns EDfToNss Pubic esiention haa been
called q laie 70 certain strange manifestation
which have been denomnaied hlyste1e-ss Knock
irgs. They first began to attract attention IN the
city Of Rochester. between two and three yearssqo
esure that time similar manifestations have been1s
tns esis4 Of Auburn. SyFaause, and IN other paces
m " es's.n New York, and recently 10 several plar
sces n OHIO New JeneY. Connecticut and liaeEa-
chpsetiss forfeyefal weeks past, something The
same character has been witnessed al nv house. Il
commenced on The 10th Of March last, and coIs-
uuueds With Night interruptions, from tNO to three
months. For The FIRST five or six weeks no co,nt-
nicatlona were made that we could understand
but The phsnomena consisted ia the moving Of ar
ucles Of furniture in manner that could iioi Be ae-
counted for Knives, forks, spoena nails, blocka
OF wood, etc. We're thrown In different directions
enoat the house. They were seen 10 move from
places and IN directions which made il certain that
no visible power existed by which the motion could
De produced, For days and weeks together /
watched These strange movements with ali the care
and caution, and close attention which could ne
STOW Witnessed them hundreds and hund reds 81
i,'aes, and know that in hundreds of iRsSanees
they took place when there was no visible power by
witch The motion could have been produced.
scores Of persons Of thu first standing n The cofBlril-
niIy, whore edneation, general incl eence candor
.etaciey ehp sound judgement, tl0l.s will question,
were requested 10 aifsess tie phenomena and Il
possible, help sss @ solution d ts loyalery Bu,
as yet no such s0lufi0n has been os,tajned Tbe
ipsA liAt we whole was q !. trick Of the chlldreI'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

'isin ne frs designated in the folisSial
n NY ne Nns eeinfnenee q The Railroad up-
~ u os tpAt thf tt5f.
os,No beng tlathest Laains IN he Third fu,sj s M.
eaananee q the aatsad No fsa .sbrf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10
sHE "a MANS "a,
"A Il u q M r NJ a +
SUPPER + ER

A. OAe 70 3 Ckaflfs sfestf afrafil tsla
TIE ghat, elastic and romfestnbie os
4, ,l sss q Re wons m tsgs
fls xhlies etc. N pregl|ney is nse prevents
in inet d indispensable to The coi0r Of dN't.|t
einnle amy doubt the eiHarF Qt this arppuIi1i 41
be referred 20 he wis Of very celebrated phFHoIaH n f
CITY who now pslpx one with peffQt vi
l1s several s patent slpp9steis Nltlsl, sly relief ftf
clans respectfully inglied to gsAt and e&las
mert u the pfopfietos,s. % g Charles slleei.
In pra<tf4 - have had asI
boosted Ah10ira
ai1Qi 70 rel and he fcsl Nj zf
PHILADELPHIA Ara. lttal Nm At41-I f{Ifz. tT ID
Fos three grss Aell S|I sfl 9olf roatpInihile2 =
lhe done cpn1isl % 30. NJ sIIna4 tSlY ere No
lhnF tieee u1ll fei ~ NJ Ehafq4is Astc,aiclf %
lHzI lsallh al1i cIFt1I4n1l4 Ms VII izkilnfR
EfQl4HQLNu EXTRACT OF C0PAVI8 aNf
z - r asE isssssss II 1siaart eFas
fy HnrA4 xalf qfle i has tafey laiiei 10 Dlea nff
XII eur taets ~ sIeple d.retl9ns Nleh 1acnnna4f
great and an.51nlsd nzcdln1a Bsisf RI nom ~ mas
9s3t,Na 4eR4 ~ Hees1iahl 20 te so1la4 h
rs g1 q az e eens eieif and portable zs. and
N kCl EnsQH a ETas so chls;sai sore.
di9 ataEe M - UAma ptrafts Neg uliaiA'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

For TRIAL.- The bold depredations of Michael
diihooey have been terminated for the time, by his
commttal by Recorder Caldwell for trial before the
Criminal Court, Gilhooley was arrested at the re-
quest Of Mrs. Waiford. who discovered him CON
cealed in her room Julia street. on Monday night,
about seven o'clock. He was engaged in breaking
open trunks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

InEFT-W Vim. Baker alas Morgan, is charged
before Recorder Genois with stealing watch, in
May last, from the premises Of one Torres. How
time was made to fly, will be demonstrated in the
examination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

pTssEFsIA on Iald sfIoN as saa AAHli ss
RSe WI n sgd sGH5gRoNIG GQtJT ERlL LU1f
f1ps 5f T AHERAxspfRs A fF55FFhleSRRT I
Ef HER RiAaSS ~ SE aa.pE AED c
y!JJlR2yATgRE Of TIE SPINE, HIP CosIPLA
EEKg A5F E5 f PHy iIoosfY sSE REEEsYENSY
NEkNoys DISEASE which GemnIalis aliss from one
4HE NER1o5 Us e3sA' EakT oS
In Nervous Complains. drugs and medicines i,,crsss,
nss assase lor they weaken the vital energies Of he already
lie ~ an as SsaS,lss
saO The great pssusy snd sasssnos " se and
.. Dr. Cilrissie's Haisanic Cuyasivess
GRgzisetson. II place Of usual gas and phys
" ns paea ~ exhausted hopsley under
tte eciatioR o tic Mood, promote he seeretsoTs d
ss sa IL iu9 s sg s,ss oas ss:
years since an 60 600 egsos including al ssss
adde's who are psenay Sbseh e sss cSape Ct
aess been ntiiely and P efm anehtfy Cured-
snsh g. oRs q relief bad been given and thing
foiIus'fats he Hss the az psx4c BEL n. suppose
ss s Ss. dos s p sa St q
z oriarg esss which, b ihsir sssion
relief by which leaves hs lower sste and viii
Now con, ~. s, r.. ssn gs excited has ceased
81 BELT II ssbas a acton q
oasd S s So 1s q N fs q as Bs
no period The i1senahls pesaton win on he POSITIVE
which pass On g lie ina encs asE sas p
he nus keepg up acontnpous circulation
pI 4 Tsps rs p e # DYSPEPSIA ARE
aE1.cent % eradicate ne Disease 81 years. '-'ss
5VEk TlFlCATES AND TESTIMONIALS
-. OF the A!osl Undonhsed Character
GIL every column q shA paper ssf r. '-'s''' y
10 MOTHERS Ann eIARRrIsD IA mrs.
~ az cAss o. Female pIssase The Gsissne Belt Of
% ss nS Snss MS"a s cCu@9s e
a. as Ws sa osE rlS Ssssss Ladies l. al parts g as
breast and e coos ns bas' osus uts e Or Isne
Of the womb cQsIivsnes oIsucied siiep
character Immediately and psrianenty relieved by us
a9pls and hssutita iavsalio IF
e ssas q s II, ssS . SD ss Pp can s1
6svanic Belt Fi Is ia ssss Ipss: pleasant
moss feeble and delicate with ele and aaie
Or. ChrIstse,s GALvAMIo NECKLACE
used ieg ~ Complaints affecting lle Throat Or Head, sech
ling Or roarng in he eais, deafness which Is generally called
nervous, and that dsns complaint called Vic douloaieux
DIR. Christie,s GALvANIC BRACELETS
Are found Of vast service il Of commissions OF a
sa sSS Spp Mil Also Il Ps sad q aS
and a disease ssessd y dedoisHe Of
~ MANY hundred Certificates. from all paftz Of the com
n.y. The most extraordinary character, Be gwen 4 r.
GfRf5TIE'S GAl.YANFC ARTiCLES and they may
BE- by the eehe and depale with perfect and
sE p c ss nj s 60 s'S G ss E II; 3 ca
Prices*
FHk GALvANtc RELr IHAkK DOLLARS.
Tux GALNANIo N4cKhk Two DOLLAks
fHE GAhFAtxC HHkCkLETs Ok DOLLAR EACH.
u Sss ss.ss s * 81 ls ssa p s
Iio9s PanPhs, WIN lal paeslas'. may e had q he
~ For sals IN Nsw ons.nAss BY he
Sole Anthox1zeu "A NQnt4,
9UINNHhS a. Cos
nRAtEAs ~ FINE Ftkcy 1IcfNs. anLp kHNs, FTc.
Wy ed Aip u peHp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

v CRUELTY TO SIAvE.-A case Of this kind,
SAID to be Of an aggravated nature came up yester-
day before Recorder Caldwell. J. R. Drummond
was arraigued on the charge Of cruelty beating a
slave, at his depot in Union street. He was ar
rested at the request Of Alderman Hawthorn.
There has been no examination as vet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-10

fowboa' phenx lowed down and to sea- on tho 9Th inst
ships l. quantnm. Kentucky, Genoa and Oscar IA
Iowboai Star lowed down and 10 sea- On he gth ms,
slip Thomas Church.
fowboat Diamond towed down and to sea- on the 9TH
inst, ships Arcadia and George Patten baks 81 Marys
and 9Th Of May.