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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21
Supreme CONFECTIONERY, May 30, 1850.

Supreme COurt-- Monday, May go, 1850.
PREsENT:-A the Judges.
The Court delivered opinions in the following
cases:
EusTIs, Oh. j. l. C. Roselius VS.. Madame DEL
dchdise. Suit for fee. The presumption arising
from the fact Of counsel appearing in case that he
was employed By the party, is rebutted, by evidence
that his appearance was to support the interest of
others which was involved, and that he was mis-
taken as to his being employed by the party her.
self. Judgement reversed; and judgement rem
dered for the defendant, with costs.
RosT, J. 2. Wngerter VS.. George w. White !:
Monagan security on BAIL Held that the issue of
the bail writ was illegal, being done by the Deputy
Clerk. 1t is a judicial act and can only be done
by the Judge, or Clerk, specially authorized by the
constitution. Judgement for defendants affirmed
Judge SLIDELL dissented.
3. Watson vs.. GoDans. q. Motion to dismiss the
appeal, on the ground that the plaintiff had inst
tuted another suit for the same demand was over
ruled. Judgement on the merits was reversed
and case remanded for new proceedings, the de-
PENDANT paying costs.
A. Potter vs.. Emerson -. Judgement for the
plaintiff affirmed.
D. Municipality No. | vs. Gds-Eeht Co,nDony.
Suit for the abatement of nuisance, and 10 stop
the drainage through the cutters into BAYOU ST
John, oil fRtid and other nauseous substances from
their Works, which affected the water and killed
the fishes, etc /: Held, that from the evidence, at
The time OF bringing suit, the defendants were not
in fault. But the Judges visited the premises in
person and saw much cause for the injury COM
planned OF, and admonished the defendants
Judgement in their favor is affirmed, with costs.
SLIDELL, j. 6. Dupin, Agent ETC. vs. q eneral
Mutual Insurance Company Of Netc York. -. Judge
ment for the defendants is affirmed, with costs
7. Dunbar vs.. Conner free woman color Re.
cord In this case is defective, and the appellant not
being In fault, the case is continued that it may be
perfected.
g. BarstoD, master of ship, etc. va. Loison g.
SdUeStre. -. Judgement for plaintiff affirmed, with
costs.
9. Curtis, ct al. vs. Dansac. :. Judgement for
me p!alnut affirmed, for the given by the
District Judge who tried the cause.
= TO- HarUey, W!te. etc., opponent VS.. Destrehau's
Succession. Final decree rendered in this case
Judgement reversed in part, and SO amended as to
allow Mrs: Harvey, the opponent, an additional
sum OF $3.50, as interest on $4,000 at per cent
Judgement so amended is affirmed, with costs.
PRESTON, J. II. Loughery vs. Crooks IA
suit commencing by an arrest. The defendant was
arrested and held to bail, but before service of pe
tition and citation he left the State curator ad
hoe was appointed, upon whom service was made,
and the plalntiffhad judgement; which is affirmed,
| with costs.
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RECORDER GENOIs CoURT.-The following cases came
up Yesterday Thomas Ward anaigned for alleged
theft OF clothing and cooking utensils belonging Alexander
Brown The guilt Of the prisoner established by his
confession and the Of the property upon his prem
The schooner General WORTH lying the Old Basin,
was entered Sunday night and robbed of quantity of
wearing apparel belonging to Capt. Fomar has
been issued to appehend Negroes accused of the
warrant issued for Thomas Douglass for brutal
assault Mary Eliza Schular Sunday night in Front
Levee street, near UTsune. The knocked down.
stamped upon and left sensee the pavement where she
was found and conveyed to neighbo apothecary Her
person presented sad appearance of i'll usage.
Charles Allen made affidavit charging Charles Morris
and Edward Kelley with following him last Monday NOR
ming, about O'Clock, from ball Leyee street, and
assautng and robbng him Condo street, Espanade
The complainant states that be seized by the throat and
made to deliver the contents of his pockets. warrant
was granted for the arrest of the parties.
Mrs. Catharne Foley while visiting the house of Mary
Silva on Thursday evening last attacked with faint
ing fit and on her found that she had been robbed
OF her pocket book, containing $77 in and gu any
Of jewery. Upon affidavit that she believed Mrs Silva
to be the offender search issued and several
the missing articles found in the house of the accused Mrs.
Foley has again rosed that she believes the money and
other valuabes have been transported the possession
JOSEPH Callahan. The matter will be still further invest.
gated.
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But ONE LEFT.-The ST. Louis Union of the
l4th inst says there was German family, named,
we believe, Grand, consisting ola father mother;
and two children, on the steamer Columbus, at the
time she burst her boiler and of the four three were
killed-leaving only an infant child. This child
it is said, was brought up Oh the boat night before
last, and is now in this city in the possession OF
strangers, who were also on the Columbus at the
time of the accident.
Mr.. Grand, 1--WE are Ot sure that we spell the
name properly was known to have had in his pos
session considerable money, and also quantity Of
goods. 1t is said, that there are relatives of the
family in this country, but their location is not
known
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

The KENTUCKY BLoCK.-The State of Ken
lucky will contribute block of its own native
marble for the National Washington Monument
1t will be eight feet long, four feet broad and from
eighteen to twenty inches thick. Inscribed upon
it will be the arms of the State, and the appro-
pirate and patriotic motto directed by the General
Assembly: Under the auspices of Heavem and
tile precepts Of Washington, Kentucky 1ciH be the
last to giUs up tie Union p
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Books, Rare and Scarce,
THE DEAD SEA ExPEDITION,
genuine Msdictae Warehouse
No. l59 Chartres st. New OrIeans.

WRIGHT co. having resolved to stand unrivaed in
S every department of their bushes have agreed with ne
f,opreors and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
ecnes throughout the United States, keep them con
tar beoT The usual market prices By this arrangement
are enabled 10 offer for the Inspection of purcarers
extensive assortment which be found in any other
CITY, Having had many years experience in the pucha Sc
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
for conducting THIS particular department. on the most liberal
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome centage his investment either UhOiesah
Retail. At their establishment may be found a IN
assortment Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
The following list comprises part OF their assortment AM
can be furnished TO dealers, in from twenty
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than manufacturer regu
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PETRIFAcTIoNs,-AbOut 60 miles above George.
town, Williamson county, there is valley of
petrifactions, probably unequaled on the globe
Not only PROSTATE trees petrify into the finest flint
but leaves of trees, flowers of plants and often the
whole plant bearing fruit, is pelriied. large
tarantula was found natural as life, sitting on
rock, completely, and in every part, turned to
stone. Al enormous Indian arrow head has also
been found. The petrifactons and the floral beau
ties there hardened into rock, would astonish and
delight the naturalist.
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY Fl, 1850.

RECORDER CALDwELL's CoURT.-Seeond Munieipalt.
p-Jerenliah Haly, Timothy Donohue. and Patrick MALI
gan, stood charged with oous conduct and assaults Their
examinations were fixed for another day.
Eliza CAIN arrested vagrant, stouty conducted her
own defence entered complaint against the watchman and
displayed medal from Father Matthew proof that she
had reformed Eliza was allowed to depart, with a warning
to beware for the future.
Sarah Daes made her second appearance an the charge
OF lying drunk in Gard street. Having promised on her
DISMISSAL few days since, to take the pledge the Re.
corder concluded to send her down for thirty days.
Two of the police John Roach and Thomas Thomas in
attempting TO make arrest in Girod street, Sunday
ming, were assaed by mob Of ruans and shockngy NAL
treated
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letter received at the Mission Room, in New
York, of the M. E. Church, mentions, under date
of March 25, the death of Rev. Mr.. Sratton, at
San Francisco. He was formerly connected with
Nazareth Church, Philadelphia.
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A very important movement has taken place in
France, which affects the Roman Catholic Church.
The Able Herandean has called convocation OF
the clergy, to take into consideration how the
church may be restored to its primitive simplicity
and cured of its abuses" The Bishop has
forbidden the clergy to attend.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

James G.. Drake, the poet, died at Louisville on
the 18th inst. His "Tom Breeze" "Pensez d
Moi" and "Parlez Bas," with various other
beautiful flowers in the field of song, will be per-
ANIMAL
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A man, at Aston, in England, was leading a
cart-horse, when the animal caught him in his
mouth and threw him down, and knelt upon him
until the breath was quite out of his body. The
poor fellow was dead when taken up
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

John w. Baer, the Buckeye Blacksmith" has
been arrested and committed to prison, in Potts
vile, Pa, on the charge of seducing Lncretia
Stats, aged 16 yers. Baer is a married man.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY,
Monday Evening, May 20, 1850. )
Arrived to-day, per Chancellor a6 Sheep The
market entirely bare. OF Hogs, Sheep and Mich Cows
we find moderate stock on sale
PRIoEs.-Beef Cattle, @ ~ % net; Hogs,
@5c " ID net; Sheep, "a 5O@$6 y head Zone Sheep sold
for s15-24S ID gross) Mulch Cons, $0@ $45i CGtUes 3
@$-q head.
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AssAULTISG AN OFFICER.-Patrick Lyons of the First
Municipality night-watch, made complaint yesterday
against Peter DAVIS boarding house keeper, Gaatn
street. Lyons went into the premises quiet riot The
noise proceeded from number of dissoute females and
attempting TO take the offenders custody he was attacked
by DAVIS, who, armed with a pitcher and a bottle made
battle He was taken in charge by the police who rallied to
the assistance Of LYONS. DAVIS gave bail 70 appear.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

The Natchez Free Trader of the 18th says
AT this point the Mississippi IS at a stand, and
has been for the last three days. It is not within
ten inches and half of the highest point this season.
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THE PORE AT RoME.-A letter to the London
News says: 8 His Holiness formally entered the
imperial city, from which he was so long an exile,
on the 18th of April last. He was attended by all
the French troops, Cardinals, Ministers of State,
etc. and the crowds that lined The way by which
he passed were immense, amounting to 100000
persons. He was received with loud acclamations
by the people. On the road they were so enthus-
aslic that at one place they lay on the ground in
IN order that the Pope might make pavement of
their bodies, and it was with difficulty they were
induced to rise from their prostration. And vet
these are the people who year ago drove out the
Pope, and shouted Long live Mazzini!''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

Some two hundred persons mostly children,
were confirmed in the Roman Catholic faith, at
Newark, the 9th inst, by the Rt Rev. Bishop
Hughes, in st. Johns Church,
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CAPT. RYNDERs.-The NewYork Globe of the
9Th inst. says: ave cannot join the Post, Elk.
press, Tribune, and other abolition papers, in de-
nouncing Capt. Rynders for the part he has tax en-
IN the proceedings of the last two days. He acted
without Vlolence-he used no threats-every man
and woman was safe; and every person was al
lowed to express his sentiments upon either side
OF the question. But, when the abolitionists were
proceeding to insult the President of the United
States, to nullify the Constitution, to assail the
Union, to denounce the Roman Catholi cs and all
other Christian sects, they decidedly informed
that they were going too far, and that no Ameri-
C an, or New Yorker could allow such sentiments
be offered in his presence without rebuke"
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A new church is shortly to be commenced at the
corner of Fifth street and schuykill Fifth, Phila-
delphia, for the Rev. DIR. Wylie, the oldest divine
attached to the Associate Reformed Presbyterian
oh
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Gen. VIM. F. Packer, of Lycoming county, Pa,
has been nominated by his Democratic friends in
various parts of the State, for Governor.
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EDITORIAL CoURTEsIEs.--We notice the city
scavengers busy cleaning up in several portions Of
Lousville.-LOliSvileD Democrat.
Well, do MT get too near them, you may fin
yourself tossed into one of their carts-LOnisviHe
Journal.
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The well known VIM. Lyon Mackenzie has re-
turned to Canada, and is about to become the edi-
tor of newspaper in Toronto
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The Right Rev. and Hon. DR.. Spencer, Lord
Bishop of Jamaica, has arrived at New York, from
Jamaica, accompanied by Mrs. Spencer
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Capt. Randolph, highly esteemed and well
known citizen of St. Louis, died on the 18th inst.
Of cholera.
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WAKE SNAKES. DR.. Wright, of the Boston
hospital, has extracted two snakes, of a green
striped color, one eighteen and the other fifteen
inches in length, from tumor in the stomach of a
female patient She was rapidly recovering.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

Plasters.
Sherman's Poor Mans,
Allebasls' do. do.
Do. India Rubber Back,
The Improved Poor Mans,
Jew Dayld's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
h1app's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread
~ Strengthening,
Writings Strengthening,
kldd's imperial,
Helrick's Royal.
Liniments.
Hunts Hayes,
Buffers Bone and Fever,
Davis's Horse, SciaDs
Bartine's Lotion,
Tooth Pastes.
Sherman's Compound o
| Tooth,
Thompson's Aromatic Tooth,
Jones Toothache.
LOLenges.
Sherman's Cough, Worm
Camphor,
Cning's Worm,
Wlstar's Cough.
Drops.
SolomOn's TOOIhache,
Sherman's TOOthache,
Williams Toothache.
r miscellaneous.
ThOrn's Extract,
Nlner = Arcanum Extract,
Carters Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial.
Vaughn S DithOntriptlc.
OsgOOd's Indian ChOlogogue.
!iaisey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hayes Dys'y Cordial,
Culien,s Female Specific,
Gullen's Indian Veg. Rem'y,
kowand S hIngic Lotion,
Bell s Army Tincture,
DAVIS Depuratiye Extract,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Jayne's Caminative,
kOwund 5 Carmlnatiye.
Balm Columbia,
Y pham, 5 Pile Electuary,
Jones Chemical Soap,
CrumptOn's Balsam
ThOmDsOn's Eye Water.
Mrs. Hayes Eye Water
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Jones Hair Restorative,
Jones' Lily White,
Beal's Hair Restorative,
SODA Powders, Colognes,
Meen Fun,
CITcassian Balm,
Balm OF Gilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
Bailey,s Shaving Cream,
TaylOr's Shaving Cream,
Bartlne,s Hair Lotion,
HATS Remedy for Fits,
Lamotte's French Remedy,
Balley,s Mead Syrup,
Balley's Sugar-CoaJed CAPS
Bagie's Hyperion Fluid,
Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth'h,
Jones' Nectar,
Layal's Anodyne Cordial,
Balm Of Thousand Flowers,
Barnes Pile Lotion,
). Fahnestock's Vermifuge,
Bailey, s Group Syrup,
Ivory Paste Backing,
MacassaI Oil,
Chinese Soap,
Lucina Cordial,
TurllngtOn's Balsam,
British Oil,
Seidlltz Powders,
Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Soaps, etc, etc.
iclns line not mentioned in til
equally favorable terms.
1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

DRowNED.-The- Thibodaux Minerva of the
18th inst says Mr. Louis Hebert a respectable
nhabitant of this parish, in attempting to draw in
a fishing line, few days ago, fell into the bayou
and was drowned. His remains were recovered the
next day and deposited in the cemetery of the
Cathoic Church, but they were subsequently ex-
humed by the Coroner, for examination, il having
been reported that the deceased came to his death
by foul means. No marks of violence, however.
were discovered on his person.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

LATITUDE 29o 81 3d. N.-LONGITUDR 800 Win Time 6h
Cleared Yesterday.
Br ship Helena Sutherland, Liverpool, Holmes & Mills
snip Lehigh' stewart; New FORK, J II Ashbrdge e. Co
Br bark Prince of Wales, Brown, Quebec,
W Andrews & Co
Br bark Snowden, Skeem, Pensacola ] AiexandeT
Bark Frances, Freeto, Bordeaux, G nj Iucas
bng Josephus, Pitcher, Savannah, Wood Il Lowe
Arrived Yesterday.
Span steamship Guadalquiver Gaene from Havana 18th
inst to Jas Robb Co-2d my.
Bark Cuberne, Watts "a days from PHILADELPHIA In mas
ter-2d my. -
Bark Arethusa CrOwel, so days from Rio de Janeiro
master-2d my. -
Brig Versailles Pendeton, 90 days from Camden, Me- t.
MASTERED my.
schr Mara johnson, adays fin Pensacola to maser-Basn
STEAMBOATS,.
Princess No 3, Holmes from Vckburg-1l40 bales COTTON
Mondiana, LarOse from Balize.
Elisha, Dugas, from Lockport.
Oregon, Hern, from Mobile.
Towboat Mary Kingsland, Whann, from the Passes.
BELOW-CoMING UP.
Ship st Louis, Bunker, from New York.
Memoranda
Iowboat Mary Kingsand, lowed down and to sea- on tn
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Third Municipality Council.

This body met last acknowledgements Seuzeneau and
seven members The minutes of the last meeting
were adopted
After reading unimpoaRt reports and petitions the
Council proceeded fix the salaries of the Municipal officers
as follows:
Recorder, $500; Treasurer $500; Comptroller $500
Council and Recorder $1,000, each, annum Sergeant.
alarms, s4O month Collector Flatboats, ~ Der
and $40 per month Collector of Levee Dues ~ Der
cent and SO month Collector Cabares, "a per cent
and 80 per month; Collector DTays and Carts, "a
cent and SO per month Collector Real Estate, 500 per
month; two Deputy Collectors Real Estate ~ per cent
Of the Work house $40 per annum Clerk a ork house.
S60 two under w ardens for okhouse s35 per month
sary Port Market s96 month; Prosecuting Attorney "a
per cent commissions and $500 Physician, $40
per month Keeper OF the Pound so per month Chief
Engineer OF Draining Machine $50 per month Femen
Tor Draining Machine SIS per MONTH Carpenter for Drain.
ing Machine, $50 per month.
AT late hour the council into the election of the
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mount EesnWus is in a state of eruption again,
ana mas already covered fourteen miles square
around 1t win lava fifty feet deep.
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The RECENT SToRM.-The Thibodaux Mi
nerva of the 18th inst gives US the following de-
tails of the effect of the late tornado
In this parish Uafourche) Bishop Polk, living
two miles above this place, had his sugar house
demolished, several negro cabins unroofed, and
number OF negroes injured he also lost about two
thousand young plants, as well as a host of poultry
and young pigs. Mr.. r. Barrow, a short distance
below town, had all the fences on his plantation
eVeed to the ground, and, in fact every plantation
was more or less injured by the storm. Mr. w. c.
Gayle living about fifteen miles below this place
was the greatest sufferer that we have heard Of
beside loosing his sugar-house, he also lost negro
and had several more seriously injured. The cane
and corn crops have suffered greatly in many places,
particularly in this vicinity The corn crop, it is
supposed, is entirely destroyed the cane crop,
with favorable weather, may possibly recover, but
even this is doubtful. The fields aud forests have
now more the appearance of winter than spring"
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Weers waiting anEiopsly to record the first birth
IN ea|ifemia,
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otocF. nolm is said to be one of the most dissoue
cues in Europe, and yet one of the most well
behaved
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10 :. COKE q CO., DRUesrsTs, Corner of Maya
LIZ ztne and POvdrds streets, prepared to q
cute orders for Planters, County Physicians and Fam 80
lies Every article warranted genuine. DR.. E. j. HA
CoxEs Preparations extensively used for ten yeans ~
recommending themselves BY their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled remedy
Ia for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc,
NIEXTrRSAhCsT, t 0F &c GoPAvIAr sARsAPAIRILA
49, 49, superior to the Capsules any other extract
TONIC EATRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
IARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made, as proved by the effect produced
BAhSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LTVERWORT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. u1s 1ysdp
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NEW ORLEANS Markets.
CRESCENT OFFICE, q

Tuesday Morning. May q, 1870. )
COttOnThe by the Hibenia, although very favora.
bic, had but little effect upon Cotton market yesterday,
and only about 400 bales disposed Of at quotations.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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Vermifuges.
Wiuer's Canadian,
II. A, EriinestOck's,
SWANS.
Bailey'5,
Jayne's,
Challen's.
saTsaparillas.
pr. TOwnsend's,
Balley's,
Sunds's,
WinkoOp's,
BristOl's,
Woods,
Bull 5.
Pills.
Clickner's Sugar Coated Pur
Paris Life, [gaLiye
AlJiiat's Life,
Nnght's Indian Vegetable,
BTandreih's Veg. Universal,
MoTisou's ygeian,
Lees New London,
CoOper's,
AndersOn's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgative,
Hlbbard's Anti-biliOus Fam
Swayne's Sanatlve,
HefnCk 5 SugaT-cOated,
Sapplngton's Fever g. Ague
COy,l's Rheumatic,
Graeiienbere,
SpeBcer's Vegetable,
Winer's ChamOmile,
Persian,
Allebasis' Health,
Allebasis' Ague,
Evans Chamomile,
Nandtz's Anu bilious,
lngOidby's Pile,
Jayne's AEue,
Halsey' 3 Gold.
Cough Remedies.
Sherman's Balsam,
BuchHn's Hungarian,
DIR. Davis Wild Cherry ant
Tar,
Mlner's Elecampane,
Wistar's Balsam,
IbUmpsuu's Tar and NGpthe
Jayne's Expectorant,
Duncan's Exl ectorant,
BarthOiOmeW's do,
Balley's syrup Wild Cherry
Swayne's do. do.
Schneck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England do. do.
IsylOr's Balsam LiVerwort.
Bitters.
MntiaI's Phoenix,
HtihDard's Wild Cherry,
Woods do. do,
Blake,s Aromatic,
Iiernuk's.
PanRceas.
SWANS,
HOuck's,
Culleu's Indian Vegetable.
Ointment and SalVes.
Dally's Magical Pain Ex
tractor,
tlawley,s Vegetable,
Otto of Rose Lip,
Allebasis's Black,
Tousey's Master Of Pain,
COnklln,
Buffers letter,
McAllister's Vegetable,
DaHiorth's Vegetable,
haITlson 5 specific.
TONES.
R0wand's Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
NOrri,'s Mixture,
Jayns's Hair,
EOX's Cyprian Hair,
East India.
Van Reeds,
WynkOop's,
Bailey $.
to All articles in the Med
catalogue viii be supplied on
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A Congress of SOvereigns is about to assemble
at Dresden
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The project of Railroad from Paris to Mar
settles was before the French Chamber at the last
dates.