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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-06-27
NEW STORE
AND
New Goods.


his friends and the public generally that i,e has
just opened out NEW STORE in the build
ing Immediately opposite M'Dermit's Hotel
consisting of large and superior stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODs,
Among which is general assortment of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, TWEEDS,
VestjnSs, Linens, Checks,
COTTONADEs, DRILLINGS.
N.aNKIKNS, TICKINGS, PRINTS
Muslins, Ginghams & Cambrics,
Together with great variety of
FANCY DRESS GOODS
Silks, Delains, Lustres, Lawns,
Al lpaccas, Bombazines, Null
Muslins, Shawls, Hosi-
cry, Ribbons, La
ces, &c.
Also
Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
BOnnets, Umbrellas,
ParasOLs, Queens,care,
H0rd,cdre and Groceries.
In fact every thing usually KEEP in a country
store. All Of viii ch he is determined to sell a,
prices, which for cheapness, CAN'T BE
BEAT. He feels confident that he can satisfy
his friends that they will find il to their advan-
iage 10 give him a call.
EDWARD ROBERTS.
May l6. ls50.-32.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-06-27


which he will sell wholesale or retail as
low as any other establs hment in the
country. He is also prepared to manu-.
facture SPOUTING for houses at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Merchants and others desirous OF
purchasing bills of ware, are respectfully
invited to call as he is prepared TO furnish
all articles in his line equally as low as
can be had either east CT west, and all or
ders addressed to him will be promptly
attended to.
JOB WORK of every description, done
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned hopes, by strict at.
tention 10 business to receive a liberal
share Of public patronage.
Old copper and puter taken in exchange
for ware.
GEORGE HARNCAME.
Oct. s. IS49-5-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

RAT OR MousE--We once heard the famous Lo-
renzo Dow, in sermon we shall never forget relate
story in illustration of family disagreements, and
the fact that violent quarres frequently the effect
of passionate and unyiedng tempers, excited BY the
most trivial incidents.
knew, said he, an exceedingly happy and atiec,
tionate couple, who had but recently commenced
housekeeping in the luxury Of newly welded love-
aAd elegant plenty.
As they sat together in their parlor, the
little tender nohngs Of reciprocal love sleek lille
mouse ran across the apartment.
"NIy dear, cried the lady, did you see that mouse"
~ saw it my dear, replied the husband, but it was
a rat"
"oh, no, love, said the vile, it was certainly a
mouse"
"Madam, tell you it was rat,thundered the hus-
band"
"It was mouse, asserted the lady, saw it very
distinctly"
81 saw it also, madam, and my eyes are as good
as yours
@Your eyes may be as good, sir. but if they are
your iudgment is not" retored the lady. And So
said Dow, the quarrel progressed, until the couple
so incensed each other they separated.
The mutual friends succeeded IN affecting recon
citation, and the harmony OF affection seemed res
tored but one evening as they sat chatting, toying
and saying how much they loved each other, the
wife remarked
"How foolish it was to have such quarrel about
that silly mouse" -.
0Louse cried the husband, say that it was a rat p
So the quarrel was renewed, and the loving pair
separated the second time
Now, reader, if you are quarrelsome, there is an
example for you. You see tina! although the crea'
ture's being rat or mouse was not of the least con-
sequence 10 the parties, or any body else, here OIL
hereafter, it was yet sufficient to excite two stubborn
unyiedng spirits much as to desloy young love
and sever The holy bonds Of conjugal affection
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

POETRY
For THE SPECTATOR .
no w.

FOR THE SPECTATOR.
no W.
There in its centre, scpulchral lamp,
Burns the pure flame, eternal, bit unseen
Which not the darkness of despair can damp
Though vain its ray as it had never oeeh'
oRemember thee" ?-Think not strive
TO ouench the constant flame'
That keeps the funeral lamp alive
In lurid light the same.
That burns where hid thy image lies,
A relic set apart
From all that bids emotion rise
To rend or soothe the heart.
No common grief can minsle there
In lighter shade Of wo;
Or reach the depths where reigns despair
Predominant below.
No Joy its cheering light VIII Sheu
To dissipate the gloom;
Nor one pale dower litt ITS head
O'er crushed affections tomb.
Ny broOding thought alone will fly
To seek and share the cell,
Where all its hopes in ruins lie,
To breathe its sad farewell.
"Remcmber thee" well may give
Thy heart this boon from mine,
When all its purpose is to live
The sepulchre Of thine.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28
STAUNTON SPECTATOR
TERMS,

Az The "SPECTATOR" is published OneeS "ss%, ~, =.
f,oo Dollars year, If paid in adcGmee or 1eC
snd FYtYa Csnts delayed beyond the erPra0" s ~ ~.
No Subscription toiltbe discontinued, but "''
S9dito, ,,until aliarreGrGgeS paid -, ,t
n All communications to the Editors 0S ""'''
pad, or they tcillnot be Gtte"dedt0' - ,..
ny. ADVERTISEMENTS Of t'ere ',"es tOr .'s,J 81,
snsetsd three times for dOtiar and "geHyprs Genus D
each subsequent continuance E@fser
same proportion liberal discount """' ~
che year.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

A Curious PRAYER-The New York Tribune
says that at celebration which lately took place
somewhere in the Norlhen States, prayer was offer
ed in which the following curious, not to say anus
ing, passage occurred:
"We thank thee,O Lord,tha these, our foretathers,
were thus permitted 70 die in battle, for dulce et de-
c0rum est pro patria mori, which means that 1t is
sweet and honorable 10 die for ones country"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

"Parick you fool, what makes YOU steal al'ef 'la'
rabbit when your gun has no lock :" 'liush llush
my darAn', the rabbit don't know that"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

"THERE WERE GIANTS IN THOSE DAYS"
thigh bone of a human being, measuring SIX times
the number of cubic inches that the thigh bones oi
common sized man does, is reported in the Eliza
bethtown, (Ky.) Register to have been taken iron'
the sands of Rolling Fork, recently, II mlies Hon'
that place. human collar bone, equal IN III Propoi.
tion. was also found at the same place. The relics
are said most unequivocaly TO be those OF human
clares that the height of the person to whom they
helonced must have been l2 or l3 fee!.-Cnctnaatt'
Gazette.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

The MosrrsqUIous-W find the following, in refe-
renee to these unfortunate brothers, in the St. Louis INTEL
ligencer, Of the 26!h ultimo:
Some days ago we stated that a bill had been filed in
the criminal court asking that several competent
be appointed inquire into and report on the sanity or IN
sanity Of fGonzave, the elder MontesquiOu. We learn now
that no action has yet been taken upon the notion FOL
the reason amongst Others the counsel for the defence
have not expressed their willingness such an inquiry In
view of the utter impossibity of empannelng new jury
so soon after their second trial. the will not be called
up at the present term Of and not in all probability
until the latter end ofhe next term Both brothers are
in the meanwhile, still residing at the Charity Hospital
with their brohe-naw. They are to all appearances
in the enjoyment of excellent health riding or walking ou
frequently.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

STRANGE SuIcIpE.-A daughter, aged II, OF ueo
Grissel of Rensselaer, Ind, committed SUICIDE on ie
23d ult, by hanging herself She had accideh'ey a.,
broken a crock, and was afriad of punishment, She
dressed herself in suitable burial clothes, and telling
her little brother that she "would never break anolh
er crock,n she got upon the bed, tied bride to the
iois fastened it around her neck, and jumped OIL
Her brother succeeded in replacing her upon .e 0eu
but she jumped off the second time, anu pe'ofe "'
could obtain assistance she was dead
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

g Ne Nepaulese princes were so delighted win VIII
the rapd movements of the cavalry, that they express
ed an anxious wish, at the close of the review hel'
Of uydo mark. 10 purchase one of The regiments.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

g. have been a protector in my day, and much
as have been employed with the economics OF so,
ciety, my conviction is more and more strengthened
in the utter vanity of all expediens short o! faith IN
the gospel Of Jesus Christ, whose disciples are the
salt Of the earh and through whose spirituality am
religion alone we can look for the permanent civlil-
zalon and comfort to the species, or even Tor earthly
blessings, which come after, and not before the KING
dom of God and His righieousness.-Dr Chalmers
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

e. 81 say" said creditor to an easy deo'of'
.svour note has been running long time" >,
@Ah !" replied the other, swell, as the boy sala o'
the molasses, .lct her run"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03
ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
COsTIVEKE ss;
OR, ooNsTIPATIOE or THE BOWELS
THE A

~ THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sur safest and most certain remedy for this dIaaaa
Il will positively give relief in the worst cases and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at Office with asonshmen upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon parts
Of their bodies the bowels, and that copom mo
had resulted omit This will always follow thorough
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are COS
i've Let the experiment be tried. 1t is perfectly sa and
in no instan e can the Pain Extractor do tnrn. .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

NHE Subscribers would respectfully call the attention al
Il COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and Dealers in 80
HATS a1d CARS IN general, to their VERY E:sazz
~ LARGE ASSORTMENT of the abo Ve named Goods "a
III which = SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY,
$SScomprisIng EVERY KIND AND QUALITY an
ray too numerous to detail, but honestly assure all per
sons aDent purchasing this line that inspection Of their
STOCK WIN be greatly their advantage before nurehasno
esWhere for the reason thaLthey mostly All OF their o,5
mlana1aetnre, and come DIRECT FROM THEIR HtVN
with the MANUFACTURERS PROFITS fee certain
a cannot fail TO be satisfied also CATER an insDeo
oct4 6m % CpstombmssG s,,o q 20,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

- College of Surgeons, London, informs his AE7Hsn.
friends that he has removed to No. 233 yhdgd- ~
lsne street, opposite the Orleans Warehouse cor.
per OF Julia where be will practice his successful
Treatment for Diseases Of the EYE. He invites the serious
nttention OF those suffering
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03
sALT RHEUM .

This oeTtifes that DAL4LEX'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used IN family Tor Salt Rheum of thirteen
DURATION and for arts These fierce diseases have been al
gan be no doubt but this Medicine has s the virtues that tbs
Patentee claims for it, from what has fallen under nv osT
yaon added to the very respectable testimonials In lis favor
BY others who have used it in requiring immediate relief
LIDO most cheeruly recommend to the attention Othea cte
the of this invaluable salve.
Buffalo, W Y ROSWELL CHAPLIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

-. WHO ARB THE GREAr9., BY T. P. DouaLAs
30 Ezas2 hey tho.e Who trace
Tree fss4p from noble races
fk y s ssss Y 'la md Il SaaP
:. d slsla = 4'sa h''!,t lsd band.
ss, his.sI h5sF6s md 6aspas ksE.
III though 10 Ase1Ith and ti|e1 BON.
Ard q Ib1t broad snd li6ll d9inails,
ss sss'ss 1 q. We eGs sss' s ;ss
spit1 d tudii ttab ~ ~ H--st
yvho ~ tls r.sAs = .. s.sy ~. vIos'aai <.
W.T. III ss%s s,s 81. I. s. IS Ssss.
iss's 3 VS. So & ss.s s.s s. zeal.
Il, VIZ -. ssls t,s =. s! g.IFd.
hs Il ~ ssS. isss 1ss s. What lu.doe .saci.
hsi WY IN <la.i "a ~ h w ssasL n.
ss .sss 3 81 ss AZ sa ads - Y. Sis sss
s. y, q nth 10 would 70, baae . - -.
81 15cs11f due-tbeg are the gfeatl -
e Ias s s:s.s ss q ~ e: ssl Is,.'' si
Nhlss shIpst 10 furilsst seas eaploea = 4
ihsir ensr'lian and their etide has hesi !;
i mild Integrity hssh gclr,d
e q hsir Rle.,, Z. 's s. hue s .,sss
, ~ s 9eRay sssa sbs4 Ss ssn:
tr Hck 6is.idsg on thef path awhiss. - e
7zsR ~ he ggsuti ihev an the Enati 80
,FhsIe>.s fsassf woih L found, = !. p
s Nisl1f@ trath and lore abound s.s1
Ming well ~ mani whEss' BIS lot
Whslgi Dc world ceqsoroas, blame,
As soas The cloud above The earth,
lie reg<ns The accident Of birth;
81 soul, inhped with that uue light
Upward, and onward armed with fate
The save not master, Of the gleatl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03
THE PEOPLES BTII, posTFp

STAND ALONE, and an XXI Il 4, ~ H. a;s.,. g
PIES BILL POSTING Thankful to those who Got
ave ma ,S Wh2 ad not for The liberal patronage they
S mat am ready at all hops post their bills or dis
uiDas mem ORDER left al the following place will lie At
nuea s 70 crescent Office 50 St Charles street; billiards OF
G 20 SSae street, Delta Ofce liz Poydas street; Plea.
ooLisr 81 UEaEel eAd POYdTas IL. A-'
Az H.fb@AA htlEl Pcsla.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

L
ggPEHEREE ~. 5oJ P s6,H. IKE gEGETaasskE
s as esabs6e beyond s RsdoW lO5 q sopS g. the
experience and testimony Of te most eminent physicians,
afflicted are caused BY worms and thousands Of Children
e annually from those Diseases when the either NOT
paratohs which have been recommended as reISsd ei
worms oqt experience has proved them all ore
isetnai the end however, has length been attained and
aTemedy been found which ha failed g destroy worms
wherever they haye existed This assertion is supported by
ts testimony Of the most eminent physicians and respectable
individuals t Y ne COUNTY; II Tier remedy
II is safe IN jig operation, and easily administered than
any other Some Of the symptoms winch indicate tie exist
gpale of eadeh color saused with iiushs
s%oen e eb ass'R u aa Sa e 6gah % The M
DICK nus nose the sleep disturbed, the patient often
ing the teeth the appetite exceedingly irree MAR being
sometimes yoraooss at Others feeble and in INSTANCES
Io the following certificates numerous Others might be
the tac that Wners Canadian Vermnge y is a superior
Medical Evidence. -.
We, the undersigned, having frequently administered
medicine prepared By Mr. John Winer Of this tow n dese
satisfied with its efficacy confidently recommend Il & All
and efficient remedy for the expulsion Of from The
Lceaais Of the Roya College of n hsiahd' etc
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons ID London etc
[F Eggr 4s Rse 4 Esqgegass II Bta5rost G. VI
muge, and with the most happy results. In my owufamy
SION of worms has followed Tie Administering Of your Yelm
luge, and every one here prefers any other effects
are certain, and children take n readily, which is
great point gained IN giving medicine children remain
yours, etc. etc.
July Is, 1915. .s. JoIiN FLANAGAN z
tP Physicians generally use WneY's Canadian Yer.
muge. This dcine simple vegetable preparation ana
always be administered with perfect safety and doui
dence to the result will always destroy worms and
restore the patient 10 health. =
v Over one thousand certificates have been sent to the
Agents from planters, merchants and bearing te
nmony 70 the efficacy of this inallble remedy. :
y k1- Warranted in all cases,
Prepared only by JOHN WINER Mannfaoturng Chemist
IlatsI
JOHN WINER & Co, SO Maiden Lane New YORK sols
pTOprietors for the United States. = -
tS Sold Wholesale and Retail at Manufacturer's prioes
by ,. WRIGHT & co. 1871 CHARITIES STREET, N;sst
Orleans. : ia21 3,ndk.NVf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

BASES ARISING FROM AN Ip6PURE STATE or TnK
sereq Kas E1, R&sI2satis% OBSTINATE v otans
'ps MsDt'G B. PSSgs q Prstass 10 Face,
Tsr seata he'd Srs asss d H.sf PSin
e SGsss @1S sSt ea Stsse or 1sis
,dnd Dtseescs arising from iRjudiciOns use Of
fsnoei LIFE; also. Ciroe BiSordrs en-
In this preparation esongly concentrated all the Msd
Ss a pr0 EFT ,b Of SsrsaRsa e9mned with the
smpes Of The Seeetable kingdom and ii has beenso fully
:? & 9ps oS BY s5
own own me ne pupils ard has established on il
he various compounds bearing the name Of arsaparia
Diseases have been cured such are not furnished In The
used Il capable as 81 do Ss9S for or te
e S,9R ' ond suffering and Struggling with disease g
Another Cure OF scrofslIa.
The following striking and, will be seen permanent cur.
3, ~ lnye s case OF serotula, comments itself to
., soUTHPoRT Conn JAM /, 1913.
induces me q ~ e. symPPihy for the afflicted
afflicted ssroa on Is sIs BODY sdGyeF 81
bo,v The he remedies used e disease attacked one leg, and
peYW me khee purated Her physician advised Il should
benet opea wen was done but without permanent
sss we S TRs e. 'B Bd Es pT SdGSsd
Scaed and favorable effect relieving her more than any
bottles 70 the establishment and delight Of Rhr Tsnds she
SsS car sss hesh quite rsIOed 4 year since
a..
49, was uofongh iy eTadcated from the system ON
pesibos are all knowing to these farts and tbink eS
"s"" VI SSius saIsaparla Yours, with respect,
Extract from letter received from Mr. n NJ tusis'
sen1 ls well known in Louisa county Va: -'''''
have cured negro boy OF mine with vopI
$50 WHO was STACKED with ScnOfua, and Of n
SsIES.uiDes laHh,ily; HOuTs, truly, N w HARRIS =
st asns = nal, va, July u, 1882 l.
sAPARILLA.lt seems almost. unDeceszgr nv IN
nneGi atenu9n TO an article well known and SO desredV
~ s preparation, but patients often who wish 10
conn oi saFsapsra induced 10 Try Worthless
tba gesng ne Aane but containhtg little or none OF
confer sress aasenoie root and think we cannot
~ % ne advertisement of the Mes sands In snathsI
nj " uote mas recently been enlarged 10 hold ouaf
T. NJ Hno wish really good article wi nd eoneeurate1
tbonss ~ value OF the root The experience Oi
FOR which Proved It's eieaoy in curing the various diseases
t5ao nnS recommended and lno present time mon
~ s of, perhaps, is this medicine useful Ia reparnR
kxsss $3.50 oae Snahge OF season-HONe jour. Sent lS4S
GTn Eegsaffd and sold, wholesale and rsts by al III
ner Of William and Chemists 100 Fulton street.
Hy the and nd ts s CsSsas se
" pei p0lte sN bottles for - - S'
n N f toT, sac BY SICELES & CO. N yARYIs& 90
N9L n, hfEsrNNEuf. New Orleans JOSEPH PACKER
DELL Baton Pans " Ma99ts0mefy: \. Z. -WAD-
g sssn . ~ H. opelOHsass and BALL 4 LATHAM
.--.9- ee.a- fyS dAWIm
TUM AhABiC-l00O lbs. choice GUM ARABIC IN
s 10 ~ Veranda Corner
OPfoM-l0 CASES in store for ale by
Is dsw1 'As s. shay Vsr:sa 1sSsS SssS:.
tnilA SfhD[1hs Invaluable Remedy for DiaEThOa ard
- ionpainL Of The Bowels, just received from Msxico
" eN"u V@ande QNaAss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

She brought to bed box, and applied some 10 e aora
felt mmsate ease wherever it touched me, and beggsd
fOr enough 10 annont thoroughly 1t was Obtained and
life scanned invest To remove the buTnnx main
in the chest made Pills Of it, and took them which
soon cured me- owe life to your valuable Extractor
being now strong and have been ever since eay
in the year 1872. KERZIA FRENCH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an iuyaterae
Fever Sore for fourteen years last past and have ,osnt
ye hundred dollar in employing physicians and purchasing
medicines that used recommended uue but u
no until, last resort heard of and tried DA
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR when 10 nv
great suT before had used whole box of this aye
ny limb was entirely healed and have nothing Of ii left
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, NAV g. ISs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

nine years under medical skill in the cite Of New
YORK and Albany labOrng under the distressing ETy
peas, attended with Inflammation OF the kdneEs and win
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the he
Of hens pr0rudng, and large bO covered my body
came ntoerabe Ny tongue cracked and the roof Of my
mouth covered with sores and my chest al the roof NJ
did not cool il. '
coveYv. WI Mrs JassuD Desired -FSSNN "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03
ERXGIpnIAa

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is tnyaluable
Other remedies make The disease disappear FOR a little
hme but is driven n and win re-appear in the same an
other place The Pain Extractor however drdos ouf
and completely the of the disease and effects
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03
., s B9 gA,aJ US !. Us HOUSE, l:Ea

w. 121 GR.aHEER STREET, 6etsosea ST. c4ay1es
ana SdroReetct, one door from corner of Cdr0HdeL
MRS WILSON respectfully informs her f{s5sAst
~ friends and the public that she continues the sd
lb0Ve eligible location occupied by her during the
md those who may fave her with their patronage From
1caten of her House, she feels confident of being able 10
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with Their
Psfrsnege. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mon.
sERATE. do 1vd6SV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03
= co.,, EGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM.

b hsyng mad By yesIs, experience, oilers The
aiming TO the EYE; Ophthslma, of five years
slsnlng. cured IN IL weeks the Tear in the Eye VHSa
~ 2 years. cured IN ~ weeks; of this city, 49,
oeg stone bind or months, restored sight of
thfee weekss gentleman who always used specs for
- years by using only drop, was enabled TO read the
newspaper without them by candelight hours after In
Iemnauon Of dayh cured by one single drop ID gives
nrplalcy 70 the Eye and also strengthens the sight
~ Nos 2O0 PHlLIPPA street, near Heyia and SIR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

lying 70 the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
gst number OF who were formerly our
Hgehs' nave commenced making Sarsaparlla EXtracts
EiNrs, bers Extracts of Yellow Dock, ETC. They gene
aB pn up IN the shaped bottles, and some Of Them
nave stolen and copied advertisements; they are onv
"22rtlless limitations, and should be avoided. '
tTncipal Ofce l6 Fulton street. Sun Building Ne,U
I n9rS kedmg Co., Sts street Bosoni nyott Son
gSt Baltimore; P. M Cohen, Charleston; I05 Soth Pe15i
street, Albany P. H. McGaw Natchez; and nv an tbs
principal DRUG gfsts and Merchants geperay ron 6oa ~
United States, West Indies and the CanaIlas 70" No
]. WRIGHT Isl Chartres strset
d8 SOLE AGFNT Nsv, G,iaar.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03
b RE NIPPLES.

The efficacy of hsPAIN EXTRACTOR in this di,esSe
Is remarkable We Know Of numerous cures. and do not
hesitate say that the Ointment viii never fail for Ibis
Decacy from asking certificates from ladies
on CHS subject The following prooused by one Of our
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-03

STAMMRRINe.--Dr. Tunes, Of Newark, N. j.,
in published note on this subject, says: Permit
me TO say, that stamInering is caused by attempts
20 spesk with oseptg lssssgs In singing the lungs
are kept well inflated, and there is no suffering
The method Of cure IS, to require The patient 70
keep his lungs well flled--to draw frequent long
breathk to speak loud and to pause on the instant
Of fiRding embarrassment in their speech, taking
long inspiration before going on again. cured
pns 81 the worst cases ever knew on this principle