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~ Metehants, from different sections OF the country gss
atterng O the universal and ef
heacy Of Dr. Davss syrup, under their NOTICE A numbs
Of them, witnessing ia virtues, have regularly sold
ion that it did give satsiacon the price aDud b.
returned, and Of them has had aI application 70 r
Turn the This speaks volumes favor of the medi
cine. We append few from orders samples 81
hose are frequent receipt well OF verbal aecounp
frequently hear: I
IFrom Doctors Haaghaa and Rash both pTactsirs pht
siesaHs Defi as Lrpggists.l
MIsHAWAKA, Ind, June l. l6f7-IF Davis'a Svrup M
Wild Ch ~ and Tar of like kot cakes We think thss
dispose Of almost amount in Norhem indiana
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CITIZENS BANK OY LOuIsIAEA,l
NewOrleans, July 3, 1850.
DR0POSALs will be received al the Office Of this Bank
iur the LEASE, for term OF from TO yssrs Of Tie
ST. LOllIs HOTEL, together with the BAR ROOM
and ROTU NDA of the 81 Louis Exchange. The 81
Louis BALL ROOM will be leased with the above or sep
Hratsly
The Hotel to be furnished by the lesseesecurity to be
''n1" Iya itawam ortf EUGENE ROUSSEAU. Cashier,
nRANGE STREET WAREHOUSES. Corner OF
~ ORANGE and Lev EiE, are now pIepaFen 70 receive
Hay Salt Merchandise etc on s25age a. he loves, rates
Appy to A. soRIA. 10 St Charlss 81. ans
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE--The undersigned
- having removed his establishment from No. S9 to the
large story brick building No l MAGAZINE street, re
sectiny socis the patronage OF his friend and tie public
au5 Sn b. BuRGEN.
kk AMs-I0 terces Sugar cured J.. ,.-
I i anl4 A. r. COCHRAN co. ~ TchonDtouas st.
ISRl NEs-20 cases -
L aua A F. COCHRAN & co. q TchoupitOulas ST.
ID AIsINS-2O0 boxes ship Peter Marcy
" auA A. Z. CtGHRAN = co. % Tchoupitoulas St
CIsS i W SRTHfTR II RI Il n, 81 and q New I.svs4
lAIR-50,OOO Bushels Pias,ering, foe sae by - =
" apl HAYMAN HnInEA as MasAIns st-
CIGARa-Isl boxes Cuba skies.
" aulO A. F. COCHRAN 90. q Tohoupitoulas It.
NANDLEs-l0J boxes Hydraulic pressed Candles,
~ aHl0 A COCHRAN On n Fchaapiinulas II.
u OFE AND nNtitiINll--a9o cOlll bssi Ropp; 10
- ss6 S'''i ER wv kksgFRts sF c6, = 4aa o New sma
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,VTIW and Gin RIs11de

MIL N9lG Gin Bands.
OATENT STRETCHED LEATHER--In,iia RnIbe,
I aud Common Leather Bands OF all sizes Also Rand
Leather Laelne, Rlvet, etc., always on hand Together
with complete assortment OF Sahdery Ha ness Leather
Trimmings and Tools a the Saddlery Warehouse 81 and
50 Common street. Ljy26 Sml SMITH & BROFHEK
nRUGs, AlEDIIINhS. eIc.-Ths snbseYlissy "a nav
- receiving fresh supply Of articles IN his ne and offer
them for sale reasonable terms. JAS. 81 SHAW
dk d&Wtf a-. nVuvgia4 VssorIa NrYn.sy
nHUGS-400 tb subimed Calomel; 20Odo Tararic Acid.
- 20 do Hyd de Potas7si % do Iodine; $50 tIo Blue
Mass cases prime Opium etc. etc.; landing and in store
aug z, J, HART & 90. 10 yehoupitOulAs ct.
lLsse9 sp sgsSY v %Slg pIsseAE 70 ysle.s spd To-
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lItGi, sSiiOOIf EOh i0LN% LADlI4s,

IIktIh ed lHUUE} FUH I VUNtG lIAUTEsSo
As BoARDERs AND DAY PUPILS, CaroRdetei
IN street, So. 0sepk established 1872 under he
superinteneence Of the MISSES .ALLISON, from Lon
This Institution, conducted the bes plans Of
European instruction, constantly for the reception
ades in all the solid and ornamental branches reau
site TO q complete and finished education
TERMS and other particulars be known applica
uon al the residence OF the MISSES ALLISON, CaTon-
d,lai street tal1 Iy
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nNHtENATEU BITTEHS-A Sovereign Kennedy
" for Dyspepsia, Phthlsic, and FN ERAL DEBILITY.
Are SOVEREIGN remedy for Dyspepsia many of its forms
such Panin the Stomach, HEARTBURN. habitna Coveness
Acid Stomach Headache, loss Of Appetite, Piles, Night
often results from Imperfect digestion. relieved by thehe bit
tea In short, their has been proved in the relief o.
tonic condon Oft semaeh also n general debility arising
from age from the effects of fever, particularly Fever ami
Ague. Females suffering under any uterine deTangemen
arising from weakness, will find the OXYGENATED BIT
TIERS excellent remedy and surpassed by any med
pima Ia nsp, -, Sold hy the EMPIRE COMPANY, whe
hayf as9 halg a Of Cpmstoekh valuable Mtdelhes,
" ths ell a Nd tte EofasbA slSssss estssl
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DR.. DAVIS's
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRYAnD TAN.

IN OFFERING to the public this new ard valuable ssmsy
4 foE cgNSUMPJIOF, BRO1CBITIS, AsTHM4.
COUGHS. COLDS, &C., append few notices. oi The
character and efficacy Of tie medicine. FumerDrs ts.ne
nsk be psmfaiet for dnbuton nj the agency,
which invited to OBTAIN Itnay be
that Dr. d. s emi1st pF1esng physician Of Twelve yea
standing, graduate OF the University Of Pennsyiyanla-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-27

SHKEsE-50 boxes prime Western Reerye, in store and
- tos sale by A. ID. GRiEFF CO. g and ~ VA l.esee
QUTTER-6D kegs St Ionis.
~ su3 A Y. tn'BHAN WOO ~ rehoertoeles 3.
s,IIEaII.islB ALM0NlbS-31 boxss.
= su7 A. r. ColilRAN CD n Tehounitoulss Z.
Ill.ACk PkPPhfi-s5 bags ex ship A Anseslls.
ID anH A. F. Co HIRAM y 10. n Tehoapouas q.
S,PLiT PkAs-lg packages Split Peas, tot sale BY
- anH GHAS %TouGHrpN. 81 csmp st.
IlLACk PkPPEKh0 bags ex shIp AusIesil1.
ID an4 A tHh'HR ~ \ 80, n 'reh.'ns'isn,,ss
~ RIce.ior sale bv BAREi.lI 4 Ca. 81 Csunman
fVOFFEh-A0 sacks Rio, for saie by =
~ auH |. w. ARfHIfR 3 CO. 3 and 50 New Lsevee.
TTsOBACGO--i50 boxes yarous brands. Tor sale by
Z anl4 y w ARruuR Sf'fl y ana 2 New I.syes.
STAR CANuLEs-250 boxes now landing for sale hF
= aan w. ARTHUR n co, = and g New l.evee.
NLGARS-s0000 900 various qualities, for sals BY
NpSrAhD--sew YeIk, % hosssl ksRaakg OF ].
AZ ARa SaAi y .ials aRa lsl ssis "
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MILFoRD, Perry ecu.y. Pa, og,obes /. lsis-Nsssrs,
Robinson, Collins Co., SIRsThns iniogm you that
was afflicted for twenty with violent pain in my breast;
much hst could hardly lie in bed night Coueh at
Of consumption. applied several ply scians and
took great deal Of medicine without relief whatever
cherry and TaI. Of whch took two bottles which eniy
dence recommend to all who in like afflicted
: most valuable medicine, JQHH TOoMRY. )
The authenticity OF the above statement vouehed for BY
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant Of Milford, who knows Mr.
TOomey and the circumstances OF his Mr. T. sixty
year nf
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nR STARK r.pecIuy offers bis professional services
~ to tho citizens IF sew Orleans Otiea a. the Drug
store, OF Apollo and lilo where he will
scribe guitousy the poor between The OF 10
IL A. "a. au3 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-27

FRESH CORN NEAL.
'PNHE subsuni,er have opened Depot of the Orlean
4 Steam Corn Mills, at the COAL YARD, eorasr II ST
Charles and julia streets, where orders for fresh GrOunC
Corn Meal, GrIs, Cracked Corn, and Oil Cake viii bt
''%die'i %Re' 4 ''''''' y" 8 w THOMPSON " co.
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WBAKNEss .AND PAIN IN THs BRRAsT.

PHILADELPHIx, June IS S46I feel free to rscumm Or
ilays's syrap % Wild Cherry and Tar, from ex aTet
OF It's benlcal effects In my have been iE sous
ume past snheet attacks OF splitting bloo Attended wild
Seakne q me breast and uneasy sensation Al tine Iomaea
accompanied with dyaeptlc symptomp. Last have
attack Of II, recommended by aequ sspue, wiz
had been cured BY Dr. DAVIS syrup. NY idsO aa
Tetseved b. il les than h0te Ils apparent Eo
efects were Immediate. Ie9 -7. Il
J0HN z. ORAN. Ladies' shomaker. 70 Race strarf
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fITTsBURe, Jan u, 1s47-The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and a. has given great satactOn TO those who have gad
On gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able 20 e at sas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-27

ITIdI lIle bDIendld BATHS,
eeently erected on Exchange
.dtley, corner of BienvilIe street !,
are now IN operation. The Rath
Rooms for HOT, COLD or
SHOWER o BATH s Are well
lghted and admirably Ventilated,
no expense having hasr s,,,,,.',i 1, !,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-04
q" SIXTEENTH
ANNIyERsA AIRY
OF THE hfI
AMERICAN ANTT-SLAVERY SOCIETY.

The Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the Amer
lean ANTI Slavery Society will be held at the
Broadway Tabernacle on TUESDAY, the Sew
cntecnth OF May, 1850.
At no moment since the commencement of
the Anti-S Slavery enterprise have the devoted
zeal and earnest efforts of its advocates bccn
moro NODDED than at this. The American Soci-
city stands now as it did at the beginning, the
sole enemies, through all the United States, to
the system Of AMERICAN CnArrRL SLAvERY.-
The magnitude Of its work, and tho Importance
Of the Obstacles in the way of its accomplish
mont arc yearly mndc more and moro manifest,
as every party and organization that have hoped
tostruggle against the SLAvE-rowEn by con-
scnting to compromise with it, successfully re-
tire from the contest either glorying in success
full troachery or submitting to shameful defeat.
a contest Of near twenty years has proved that
the only hopeful issue with Slavery is the de-
mand for tho IMMEDIATE AND UNcoN-
OPTIONAL EMANCIPATION OF EVERY
SLAVE, and that such consummation can
never be attained SO long as VIC maintain po.
litical USIoS WITH SHAREHOLDERS.
The Northern boundary of the slave States /.
the same tn-day that 1t was when the American
Society came into existence, its Southern is ex,
tended Westward and Southwark. embracing
vast and fertile territories sufficient TO insure il
existence for centuries to come. 1t is some
thing to be thankful and hopeful for that thi
extension has not beon without struggle, ant
that that struggle becomes daily moro and NOR,
earnest and determined. 1t will be entirely sue
cessiul whom the North is awakened to the con
vietion that tho ABOLITION OF SLAVERY vii
alone determines its cxtonsion--that SoutherI
and Western boundary viii no longer be con
tended for when its Northern is destroyed
THE ABOLITIoNIsTS of tho American So
ciety alone arc devoted to this work. The An
nual return Of fhc Anniversary of their organi
zatioh should remind then, each and all, Of tn,
duty they have assumed, and the responsibilit,
which they have recognized as their own. II,
who does the most to mako its action and il
Voice the moot efficient will have only done iii,
least he ought to do.
W The meetings Of tho Society viii be continued
asusual, for three days. The place of meeting
will be named in future notices.
= WIN. LLOYD GARRISON. prsst
Mss1s1i ssSsas h1s1sS p%s5Iss sAr, s.s,.'ar'..,
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Agents for II, BurI,.
-a
OHn.

1928 ---~-- 81 '|I IIii Va Il.I
so Ni OHIO.
New Garden--D L. Gaibrcuth and /. johnson
: Columbiana-Lot Holmes iff-9n ~ q
Cool Springs -Mahlon Irwin. saase Faai
Berlin--Jacob III. Barnes. l'f f1lf st l7li 9
Marlbcro'--Dr X. q. Thomas. .1
Canfcld--John Wetmorc. @. .r Hdl
Lowellvillc--Johr Bssell. t.ssc st
Yonngstown4--J. 8. johnson. 49,.
New Lymc--MarscnnM Miller. .eria "a
Selma--1hoinas Swayne. 80 ~
Springboro' IRA Thomas 80. ~.
IIarvcysburg-V. Nicholson. F.-
Oaklnntl--Eizabeth Brooke. U tf
Chagrin Fals--S Diekenson. af..
ColuIabus---NN. w. Pollard. i..,s.f..
Gcorgctown--RuthC Colc.
Dundysburgh Glenn.
Far1nington-Wi Willard Curtis.
Bath--J. B. Lmnbcrt.
Raycnna--Joscph Carroll
kcsvillc-IIamah I. Thomas.
Southington-C Caleb Greene.
Mt. Union-Joscph Darnaby.
Malta-Wm. Cope.
Richfcld-Jcromc IIurlb,irt, Elijah Poor.
Lodi--Dr Sill. lilt f
Chester n Roads-Adam Sanders.
Paincsviilc--F. McGrcw. Nls'f'
Franklin Mills--Isaac Russell. tta
Grnngcr--L. Hill.
Hartford---G. w. Bushnell and w. J. Bright
Garrcttsvillc-A. Joiner.
Andovcr-A. G. Garlick and J. +. whitmorc
Achortown--A. G.. Richardson.
East Palcstinc-Smon Sheets.
Grangcr-L. S. Specs.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsbnrgh-I. Vashon.
Ncwberry; ]. NJ. Morris.
INDIANA. .
Winchostcr-Clarkson Puckct,
Economy-lra G. Mnulsby.
Pcnn-John L. Michcncr
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EtstlsIor.


. T''li fr HNN --r---s IflI.iI. tr|I
Tho shndcs Of night were falliag fast,
As through an Arlinc village passed
Ayouth, who bore, mid snow and ice,
A banner with the strange doyioe. liu
"a 4 Excclsiori a.
His brow was sad his eye beneath
Flashed like falchion from it, sheath,
And like silver clarion rung
The accents Of that unknown tongra,
d Excelsior
In happy homes he saw tho light ,tfa
or household fires glcam wnrrn and bright
Above. the spectral glaciers shone, a
And from his lips escaped groan,
el Excelsior
"Try not the passl" the old man said
Ozark lowers the tcmpcst overhead,
The roaring torrontis deep and widcl"
And loud that clarion voice replied,
Excelsior!
30, stay" tho maiden said, sand rest
my NtHl hcoA upoli titio Oicdst
A tear stood in his bright blue eye,
But still he answered, with a sigh.
fta Excelsior
"Dowarc tho pinc-trce's withcrcd branch
Beware the awful avalanche -
This was the peasants last good. night;
A voice replied, far up the hight,
Excclsiorl
At break Of day, as heavonward
The pious monks of Saint Bernard
Uttered the oft-repcatod prayer,
A voice cried through the startled air,
~ rfc.s Excelsior ..,....
A traveller, by the faithful hound,
ITalf-buricd in the snow was found,
Still grasping in his hand Of ice l'f
That banner with the strange device,
Excelsior
There, in the twilight cold and gray,
Lfeless, but beautiful, he lay,
And from the sky, serene and far.
Ayoicc fell, like falling star.
Excelsior
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+ herself, { bound umphgticaIIy 10

respect for herself i bound emphssicaIly to
protest. l isII b tf1oii@ 4i}f 11 Il
Though the politician may sheer at rs, be-
cause we wish TO have our riehts ackaow-
ledged---onr right to share in the government
10 ns full an extent as he does--becanfo we
object longer 10 endure tax ton without rep
rcsenthtion because we desire to have form
of government Instituted which shall derive
It's powers from the consent OF the governed; !;
Yet us not be moved from our position. Aud
though in the social cncle the finger Of scorn
may be pointed nj us because we aspire TO a
wider field of action, TO livea higher and
larger lilc--because we wish to show that n
woman tiuy not only give anple uSientonto
the wants OF her family. hut also cultivate her
mind even as nan culivaies his; let us not
be moved fioiu our position. Aud tho we
nny be laughed nt becnuse we Insist that our.
business relations with the world should bo
diflereft--tlIat women should I've left as free
as man TO choose an occupation Tor herself,
aud that when she performs labor that she
should he paid for il, without any reduction
in price because of her sex let US not
be moved from our position. And tho the
chnrcli-whilc protesting TO believe that IN
Christ JESUS there is neither mule nor female,
but that all are one--sleclares ibot IL suffers
not n woman to teurlI IN public, assigns her
m inferior place in its membership and in its
councils, and thus ii the name Of religion
sanctions the legal disabilities and the social
wrongs which now Cypress her; letus not be
moved from our position. Hssi
We but ask that our equality IN point of
rights he acknowledged; we ask that none
slinll strive TO obliter1ic or deface the image
and iupcrscripton our Creator stamped upon
our souls am aware that the grent mass
OF women in this country have no sympathy
with the views have expressed. wish II
were otherwise. | wish they could he led TO
see their true position, and be made 20 un-
derstund That the gallahlry and devotion Of
nnn is offered them in lieu of recognition
of ibeir rights, and that il is only IN few
rare cases he npproaclics and coilverscs with
them as equals, as being as fully rational, in
teligent and morally accountable MS himself,
endowed with tho same rights and clothed
with ilie same duties. it
But will not further extend my remarks.
] have already said enough TO secure the dis
appreciation which is always bestowed upon
n woman who thinks and speaks for herself
j have said more than enough for those wo-
men who are contentcd with their rose-cov-
cred chains and gi,led prison-bars and
could hope that have said something to en-
courage TO earnest action those of my sex
who feel that no length of legislation can
sanction and saItctiy tie wrongs that have
been inflicted upon them that no social usa-
ges, however tme-lionored, can justify the
expressions they have been compelled to en-
dnre; that no religious creed, however sane
tlmonious its supporters, can find the least
excuse for the Inequality in the church. 3"
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THE Ace OF TooLs.-The present Age is
the age oftools. Every truth is converted into
one OF the mechanical powers. The citizen
is now made comfortable by the perfecuon of
practical science. lie is cushioned, steamed,
coached, cabbed, telegraphed, till no want
rs leit iinsatistled. Whoever wears shoe is
as well OF as II the whole earth was covered
with leather The clocks nre regulated by
the chronometeTs OF the iiail-Road, and the
great sea wnIts for the invasion Of the tele-
graph. Our streets and houses ara lighted
by the invention of chorol6rm and Eil,erl
Gnvitalion is made to pull to some purnose.
and tho sea, no longer allowed 10 weller in
iazy nagn'iicence' 10 used for the objects OF
industry, ndmadeto pay for, its salt. .l.'
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VOLl5.
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hc,n IorL Ce,,f1 1910
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-04
EARLE's sCAsT-sTEELH HONE &sTRoP
FOR RAzoRs AND SURGICAL iNsTRUMRNTs.
a sure Remedy for all the Diseases to sohich fAs
Razor Is subject. "a fiif'i lrt

ron RAzoRs AND SURGICAL. INSTRUMENTS.
A sure Remedy for all the Diseases TO sc1ich fhs
Razor Is subject. n f,u' Hlsl
This article proves TO be superior to any now
in use not only for restoring Razors 70 their ori-
ginal cutting state, but giving it a finer and
smoother edge than any other article now in use,
will just say Notwithstanding facts are Stub
born things) that within three years pastI have
met with hazors laid by as useless, supposed TO
be worn out, others become, too soft, others
erumbling on the edge, and on applying them
to the Hone, restored item to their tormcr cut
ting state and l have only to say, IL thcrc is q
Razor which has become soft from using, or
crumblcs on the edge, have not yet met with
such in testing more than one thousand Of diff
fcrent stamp. th 'ifs ~ ,It- = ~
Manufactured by d. Earie, Portage Co., Ohio
THIS IS.To CERTIFY that we hive used
Earles Improved Homo and Strop for Razors
and Surgical Instruments some months, ,iSd on
trial consider it superior to any thing Of the kind
l have seen tried. lffH ~ AETC hTn
ZADoK STREET, ,aro
JAMES MALAiSBURY,
JOHN SHEFFER, '.
fmbf ~. HUDSON. llaentii iil.s g
Salem, o., Nov. !. lS49. 4lialisss
For sale by FAWeETT 8 SJOHNSON. Salm, o.
October 10, l840. efaitf tta IL