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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

SMART OLD WoMAN.-I. B. Billbrook
kept three cows on his farm at Hard
witch, VT. last year, from which his
mother, lady of 80 years of age, with
his assistance, made in nine months,
nine hundred pounds of butter.
They must have used one Of Grid
ley's Atmospheric Churn Deshers, such
as are made by our friend Mathers, of
this place.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

The cotton crop now appears 10 a
more promising condition than it did
several weeks ago. In Limestone, es-
pecially, the rain on Wednesday night
was of much use. The corn in that
now looks more promising.
HuntsplHe (ALa J Star, 22d.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

According to table in the Bos-
ton Courier it appears that the recent
war with Mexico cost the United States
more in round numbers than the last
war with Great Britain. The latter is
said to have cost but S11S,856. 900,
while the former caused an expenditure
of S148, ,699, 600.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
PRIyoEToN CoLLEeE.-The annua,

PRINCEToN COLLEGE. The annual
commencement Of this old and excel
lent institution, took place on the
26th ult., in the presence Of very
large assembly Of spectators. After
the regular exercises were finished,
the degree Of A. B. was conferred up
on eighty members Of the graduating
class,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

G-Coi. Dup-ee was recently killed
in Kinds county, Mississippi. by his
son-in-law, Mr.. ]. s. Graves. The par
ties had difference for some time pre-
yiously. Ga the 9th ult. they met at a
church near Brownsville. Graves leff
the church, but was soon followed By
Dupree, who approached him and asked
If he was armed. Graves, hoping to.
prevent difficulty. said he was not
Dupree then pulled Graves from his
horse, and cut him several times with q
knife, when Graves drew pistol and
shot the Colonel through the body. Col.
Dupree died in about two days. Mr..
Graves gave himself up to the sutiiori-
ties and was acquitted, the evidence
proving justi6able homicide.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

UNJUST AND FooLIsH.-A cores
pondent of the Boston Recorder, a
portion of whose article is copied
in the Chronicle OF this city, in speak
ing Of the members of the Presby-
terian General Assembly, makes use
of the following language:
"At another table, sits DIR. N. l..
Rice, pastor of the church in which
the Assembly sits. He is perhaps
the abIest debator of the day. He is
noted for his public discussions with
Bishop Purcell, the Romish prelate
here; with Alexander Campbell, the
founder of the great sect Of Camp
bellite Baptists, aud with one Pin
gree, a poor ignoramus Of the Uni
versalist order."
We pity that man who would al
low himself TO become so blinded by
his prejudices, as to prevent him from
awarding justice to one whom it is
due. Mr.. Pingree was far from be-
ing an ignorant man, as those who
have listened to him both in the pull
pit and in debate, can fully attest
As a speaker he was forcible and elo-
quent- -as a debater, he had few if
any equals. He was loved while
living, and his memory is held sa-
cred by thousands. Respect for the
dead should have prevented a bigoted
and prejudiced writer from indulging
in such unjust and foolish language.
Gin. Nonparea.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

S NTH, and an artist, we're one day at
Governor Fish's, and observing a pic
ture of his children hanging up, the ar
tist observed: "Smith-Sardines. Do
you take?" "Yes," says Smith-"Lrr.
TIE Fishes IN Oh" Boston Post,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

1--WE know a young lady, who
In her horror of oId-maidism, has en-
qrayed at the bottom Of her cards,
"No reasonable offer will be refused" !"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

SUDDEN DEATH.-A German, who
was dancing at the Elm Tree Garden,
at the canal bridge, yesterday, drank
freely OF cold water while he was over.
heated, from the effects Of which he died
in few minutes.-LoH. Gour., 29fh.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

Who would not engage in all the ex-
ercises of pious life, be ''steadfast,
immovable, and always abounding in the
work of the Lord" when he sees what
dull sensuality, what poor views, what
gross enjoyment they are left to, who
seek for happiness in other ways?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

An Irish Judge said, when addressing
a prisoner convicted of murder: "You
are to be hanged. and hope twill be q
warning to YOU"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

Homestead Exemption Laws have
been passed in New York, Maine,
Ohio, Georgia, Texas, Michigan,
Wisconsin. lows, and California.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11
THE JOURNAL,
Is published every Thursday morning
by NASH & HARPER.

BY NASH & HARPER.
at the low rates of 81 75 in advance :
So 90, paid at the expiration OF the
year.
Any person sending in five names,
accompanied with the cash, will be en-
titled to copy gratuitously.
Advertisements will be inserted at
the rate of 81 per square for the first
three insertions, and 95 cents per square
for each subsequent insertion.
Liberal deduction made to yearly ad-
vertisers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

ANls % Two Famies and few Single t;entlesacn
~ cur be Hec0'ninodoieIl with q o NJ s and ft
lis5 lttil >t On reasouuble tersns Apply at M
~ 1erase.ss -: neal oyaras srest Church yl6 I'm
ff, egsfns he new sgosstory
a Bttit;k hUfisDiNG. with a HALL ALLY IN -,
y, y, ssE sasted on Tie corner FIST John sueetinsng M
a lse Is BRICK DWELLING having four roohs
"A lsesSThIse aisH BRICK STORES, ali siinaied neaI
io@as Market. hetEpe frcls and ST John sts pfy ID
iylp I'M ., !. PETERS, JR., 1S7 t;aronIectSl.
y ~ RkfNXzA EftRNfSflE TB T A Rfl0R AND lIsIl
= NsJAiei Nlsll ktreHRN, If desired, Pleasantly To- o..
1elS5 aH c9ps 70 business Terms per month M
Astsltess : D n at This office. E4 A,2
TtQREN,f "a convenient ard comfortable FRONT -
iaI0 Il j. rick LES III Commerce st. NJ
ttatIsAtstsHD ROOMS TO NlsNST, At 50 -
sfsFff.lRfsaS STREET. 5cf1eceA CgasaoH md I'll
tt.tytcll ssfecfs. d25 slAlsr>
n 70 4llfMT--The SECOND STORY of rs Gas. =
t9Asbeitse Slrett suitable for S3ossge Of Eufnre. I'd
fte has Hosting Aleel and otef venelces. Rent A
LS % Can 's1 p n sbg|SB ! So Y
sIIsNls LOO Ms FOR 4lleasaut -
- Furnished Rooms IN the large tM0-story lotre, f
WIN t'iifiesi ~ the corner Of ST John and ltfiO nsA
Streets ntB
20 IkisNT.l Twc Prime Nv HI. ING loUSES ~,
streets on the shady side 81 the street. Apply on The &
i1re,nlses. nl5 Il
6yIQRK TO HEN'F.rha large tours story Store or l,ar
- OF sstmel No. 10 Tcfonpiloaas street. formerly oc -
eupe BY Kennedy y Foster; being sRlenlid location f
iof large western Grocerg or Dry Goods House. For ~
pIs SWM. i. CUSHING 4 Co. S. copmon i.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

oEp CoNSTlPATION OF THE BOWLS.
TIE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the surt safest and most certain remedy this disease
1t will positively give reet in the worst cases. and even after
all the Old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at our office with astonhmen upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon parts
OF teif bodies near The bowels and that
had resulted iTot. This reut will always follow thorough
rubbing OF the Extractor upon the bowels when they are cos
tive Let the experiment be. tried. is perfectly safe md
IN no instant can tIe Pain Extractor do harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

NNDetoua FAcr The blubher on.a iat whale
= sIsei'iiea ID ~ thckess paris frnn iif,ees 10.
lYeii'y inches tlitk, Enough seldom more than a
i1t i ~ OF eoafser texture arid much harder
itai ~ pork 50 very full of oil il il that casl
ciseig packed III th clean raw CAT Of the Wilde
fi iQt cnlain the oil boiled from and lie SCRAPS
qse K tsssIles dis has beer, Frequently proved by
e1feiifeni.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25
s A gov Improvement n the production Il
IS S sh.e Isssllbss IA lhs New YoFk ce,ssier


D, f'czpef has made an i'm pr Inciit in The
p'.''pr.'pt q Eetests Tor the production Of gas,
k,''9 81 ~ p5trued. and which Is very simple,
e'Ise.'fes Ai eees.omicql, Tie subsfauce used out
- .FI'> Ae generates gas is the bitgnen ion1s SO
s&.'l.tftl4 ~ Trinidad aud olhef West India
tel''''' IA siie ekpcsmcht Witnessed by ,,s; one
rf..i 81 b'tnmen pensEalss six entire feet Of
sz'I,eh, without bfiAa pnfi6sd blst wisIi 4 more
clear aud brilliant ", aud wilma ltss offensive
sii,sl iissr a9y gaf yet furnished as BY our gas
rqsii'1hief tip Dpelqr states That he can make
Il.e e>s al' fge stals a cost q MOI more than
my es1ts re- tietlsAril lsef Which, eur readers
VI feittt Is The cost ol making Il 1t Southport
4R'' ei'eF English towns II this be the case, and
atsn. ftAs we saw we cannot doubt it, gas gene.
*f4l q This substance. by his method, can be-
WI % the qQnsurefs at not to exceed one
dsisIatd bah thousana Feet and leave besides,
Sarge pfoIi< IA the aasiulaehneFs His apparatus
Aas,.'tt' aasited 70 The iehNhg ofpnblic houses,
tieA1sst ~ ahd where he easii fixtures are owned
81 W. &. q ~ budding Il ean be sabstil
~ genqtatgf, u very ililling expense. X
fs's'{s 81 sssofe science y operate il chan 70 boil
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

r "a, A Nh ~ ~, Z. ~ CJIkIlI.,
- AMI Al,JNlt, and am still candidate for the peO
L PIES Bull POSTING. Thankful 10 those who so
elected and those who did not for the liberal patronage ii
General that am ready at all hours post their bills Or dis
tribute Them Orders left az the following places viii be at
nee ~ Camp street, Delta Office III Poydras streets Plea
corner ST. Charles and POylras SIS
MY So SNTCIIEI.L. Pentle,s Rll Posier
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25
EDUCATION.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
BoARiiERs AMP DAN PLPti.S, edreadeiei
street, near 81 Joseph, established III iSl2 under Tie
sueunteneenee OF The flSSES ALLISON. from LON
rms institution, conducted the best plans Of
European instructions constantly open for The reception
Young ialies IN all the solid AMI ornamental branches requi-
SITE TO a complete and finished education
PERM and other particulars may be known on al,nct.
on q Ne residence Of the MISSES ALLISON on Carsn-
aest street. jaId ~
LOUISIANA UNIVEItSFTY.
CURgNFlf1 OF COMMON q. f{TJTFpa STR EEJ,S.
IN son of 1S4a-50: 20 80
Latin and Greek4.tseo. @. Antfan a. NJ .
Mathematics and Eng sfG. w. Sears u. S. Military
Academy.
Classics and Englsh--W. c. Daneah A. M
French LangaaEe-Aiarc Roux.
LIE lailion FEES are from 81 to 80 a month
f$ There class for boys under six years Of are
Jai4 6m GEO. q. ANTHON, A. NJ. Principal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

4. sSt .j esi'fs etg toiHsst 4ttb5otss Gleefs,
ss,s sss. iaassis,s ssS u
fsnsssa A1s qisp soNls &c
s W. 1 & ssw Sss tRgys s and
. h. AZ ' ssS.e;s aa qlnsie
ft ,eel a5 eassEet been enieycd IN nelb nrsoee
saa aud 6aRss S; s sarS MN s sSa Ias
sI 's VIM \, MIL e Noa sssi Ihe scseluoq ra'pp eov,
hns neea nsdr wloe- Hundleds u peons' sSso ma
rn MATS s ssd ess 'y @ saoasr
af,2S ,sops g & # re ssiiye
sss g, H..H LOW Nh Iee eaaiasiopS. slls iliy
Tire iplla@ee eqdnala cin Col sa,isae q qaylor. 4
E ea.lsH.st hlFh aensine and excessive acQ1anlance
nw isnan, cdmaends 70 lie sishon 81 sR:'' =
= 49, 4 4 :. n Nxss YORK, January 2, 1873.
M el siaes Il yoas sss,i l 1ss,.a s q
~ = u WY a T gs'qa r. Esroas slis q
A.; sesa asns =. aaits the bs opinion entertained 81
nke efg aovas specially he enerestd a,s s ~ "
III, ~ se'Aiak ,eins fsost seeese mlnpa, TONG
Yer. highly gpptpvc,l and eseasFsly ased
xh sScs & e. & md & se s's s W. sHs , s5
3 1e An \, ' @a9 n'senesn,l, tbe same fe aud mysell
.s 4s,,o.. q he ARM, 10 eoaeIn
4 VII s ~, s ls'' 81, Z 4, Y fsesn The more ss
6,e. ssgs.al n.es, tIEoagilout IN iSSgth ami
y. 81 Consul q New u ,9 sIsPss
- q = n = p t.i8 ~ " w BRoNf3iiTIS
nls iat nIahs Yeas VIM as az
n ny 'l'.9 ss ssssls .'s eaEgs e 9ae
as Tinted tsas, ,sthon geeisins sy o1i
aea fAs aug cs sRs'a ap ssisnIos
HeSs lssl al y s. - isa oah n5si eisni ~
el w III ,l,i ls! 2. panied villa phtbEis
{eos Iufsla9ls saapsia Unjust saS fe,iensi, Wien ~
sS.n.asgesj Il, .g Ille aos place much
yeg sEe informed s tIls ian iE dilsrsni re ss
SOW %efs wss ised pS "
,@S g ,Ae 70 sytience Hh'e magyqous Specific has not
dsy. eebss r The bass ol q as hamanit 4 my S
Nsqr ssrs irsIi, - D,PARENr
ri. .., csss.lais e tn.ss q r. Fiea States,
s. s by W. q f Gus n s, were IN
4 8oRG. VIZ i Consul
islqwipr leeriiae presented and tic reader
iaglsi 10 eareill pfuAs cona,ea Oh such evidence I.
unneeesays
,,.... ..,.sz Macy yeEs. Apiilas. ist7
Nns feffful debility, weaknAs los al as1si;' ~ ~ ~;
I'LL ~ is3se f. ls2a ,s sleqs pFhs, j con,
now baye a.e nasle Il s1iirnis Van MAJ ~
l.1s ~ 3l,h aud ali induced o. ia NJ is'osS ,' "a
~ 1sls oi,eIs }pn nlreey posses, aAi 70 lhese doSfbg
nf sa i5s sii q leis' s r. n
rs a ~ hglyerf, he4 York ..,... = 80
RAJ. aeiiis al NJ Jslst hIci6a II slst 7. p,
ms.eaA y iie chnFei, n good slsIins worthy u
Pastor Of seroea Presbyterian GhslS5. Bseosyn.
n fsgslsd ar1 gid, FhplasaIe and retail, by A. b &
vi ~ William, New fes Sold 49, hy Drusess gene
&, & y. .gaf9. s anl,s sala and the capsus fes
e..a. K .:N INDY 4, New odsanss ,J0sEPi PAGKEB
B s1 .'ss k e j. 81 & MI
sl.s 4 fIlsfi opeeusss sRa Raj s I ATdl AM.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25
MUTUAL. HIsNEFTF LIFE AND FIRE INsJH-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


The permanent fund is 10 be Invested as per charter for die
III e oey holders q bonds and mortgages on
nefeon and IN Stocks ofhe State and Of the United States
fhs Company being orgqnzed, moi for the benefit Of
iockh9eTs and capitalists, but solely for the protection Of
erty, isin rs operations great National beuegoe intu.
ton Soigcied upon the aud sol principles and
and handsome lsacy 70 wdos AID children aer eaih 'iss
Az policy holders, whether for life shorter terms, who
continue tle insurance til death, participate IN the whole
OF e ,S1's s o. me eompany without any riervaon
ps9npt settlement IL caSe Of death mgTe woman can
eiec. nIlnce 9p tbs m Of for The sole benefit
nofs. TRUsTEEs; ,
sS5 fS'E IT, Ns s @s M q 5sSs5sG
Isaac 'Pf nTsR cosn SSo sPw s5 s q ! sgSer
j jssP ss ' sySss js a Gse Ps,,,
VIM N GdoIfcb joshua iaHgin' Wji I@ n tyyIII SI
e 52hp f $a.'ra''' Gee W Smith Eso T. ec9e6
come6as Feose g6 sla@e, John M D. j. Lac SspAi
Ions H4eAs Pedypl ' 81 t6s t Company.
JpsffPh H. i.AL1ANpE, Vice President.
TneNls Ha SsTlSNf M Ses,a l5qssa Of
u q, hkARTr, Acmsty.,..E. l.. GooLn, Attorney
Examiner Office hoars o blacks, n 10 ss a NJ. do Ia1
Whites to r M, at his residence lie wi exalnne white
O'Clock NJ. Hewitt not examine ang one nj III. 5, n
wo9s permit which can be hadon application Office
This Company is prepared 10 enlertain applications
9g e Insurance. and sae Policies on all sound and healthy
~ the Board which les than tie rates CHARGED By he
~ W or ana lonon offices, and without their restrictions
FRONTS are declar annually, and The profits draw interest
Of Their aoa e age a. 9ucs 10 e extent Of twotirds
~ Naiitornla Permits issued TO Life Insurance menu
Rates, and all Information Is 70 Life Insurance and All baep
scuy 70 e1ect Insurance be had the office Of he
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
. ~ o'.ee oooIs, y A. NJ to SPIN ieT ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

sCoLEsIAN's PATENT UyDuLAToHY MILLS.
ANuF,AcTQRED in Cmcinnal of superior work
Sp0NEs for sale by IN
!als ". J, HART & Co, ~ Tehoupitonlas 81
tianisis and others wanting the best and cheapest
Corr Hi ever Offered in Chs auF other markell would do
wei % eau and examine these Minis before purchasing ee
wnsfe as we have supply hand Of the various sizes IL
sg.5 Sean, Water OF Horse Power Prices from 500 "a
eyV and wsnsnisd TO perform 10 the satisfaction uf he
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

tV The following statement Is from worthy and well
known citizen. Mr. Miar has been for several years a hi
honor and responsibility:
.PnEsnEBHA, september ~, 1884 month or more
SINCE vas attacked with IN osnale hacking cough which
re the common REMEDIES such arceQue and s,lulls,
AMI other nniiaury nedOits Dr. i;lls Compound S,ru,
OF Nlt cherry and ar relieved in few dO4es aud thTe.
lOufs OF botle eninsy Cut My nOiher w no is
tronSed viii acknowledgement and haslpen regularly taking
siels aud p1rruorh has been taking Dr. DAVIS medicine lar
few days nst, aud says er cough Is not half 30 bad as
before size commenced titkin-it.
..,,,,,,. Tu9AAs MuLAH{ Il Race street
the South aud West, u WRIGHT & Gt5 @ ~
a., no; f5l ChdrLrds street. New tlTleans,
Where all oriet must be addressed : SfdIi .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

u - ~ EIlItI7 NINlhIFAN7TUItF.
Vie subscriber would respectfully call the attention of an
those bound 70 Che sEod region . TO his large stock of
useful and necessary articles, snch every variety OF Wall
end -, ether TEN with Portable Tent Poles Canvas
PACK SADDLES; Potable CAN III lbs Weglna ,out
two pounds; Canyasg TRAVELLING BAGS, etc. ali OF
~lch he oers az fair prices and in any quantity Those
wishing Their articles Haer7 rOOed be accommodated,
and p al customers who prefer 10 do heruwn waerpioo
ing e subscriber will give Inc receipt and guarantee ie ei
et equal to other process Fail and Purchase ROPES
q every description speed and furnished every
Resumption made 10 order and neatly remained Every deat
tiopof Wood and ronlframeA VIKINGS, TARPAUIINS
etc., made and warranted proof against rot OF mdew
"a re-, ii. CASSIDY,
corner Canal and Magazine sts., entrance on Canal
~ All orders from the country will be pronlpiiyt
tenutu W nj
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25
], : : q . 3, q ], u ! I


| A SAFE and Certain Cure for CoHsuMPTios Of the
"A LuNes5 SITTING or BLogp, CorsHs, Coins,
AsTHaA, PAIN IN THE SIBE, BRONCHITIS, HoopIN,l
CoUaH, and all Pulmonary Affections.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville Journal DIR. Rogers LIVER
WbkT and AR not only gives immediate relief IN Conghs
Standing here aud eeShere Is making come very
The Railway Register adds We have heard il sat,l
cine that It is of The remarkable nieliens al lie
age ipg Coughs Colds influenza Bronchitis, Asthma Pain
and all Lung Complaints, which, il neglected. usually ien
nate N COpsuHpt0n and the certificates attached 10 lie
advertisements would seom fully 70 justify this statement
LIVERWORT.
rms Iant has for many years, been found to be of Singh
recently was ascerianed that il possessed great power m
snesiing bleeding at the Lungs Coughs OF a Chrome e6a
ST., e, anu OF essential seTSIe Y all Diseases OF pulmonary
Tbs article now universally acknowledged TO be The o
healing and efficient application for diseased or jecayns
Lungs, or any portion OF the leshy or muscular afis III i
human body. lis medicinal and preservaive uuafes were
understood BY tie Egyptians IN the early ages Of ne N
a w. eounI NOW eAls among scientific men, that the pre-
pnpcipally sf this Ingredient In later ages was foin IN
2e n universal use among tie aboHgnes Of America ami n
HnsOOnd state of the Iuugs or any apracb M
who are acqualnted with the history Of hardy Te nj mem
nov ts i aaeqth from Consumption Is Rnknowp among
en Inc nseaiea fncpy al countries aipear 10 ve
eeone aware OF the healing properties OF this article
~ are now introducing their pfacce Or Bncian Of
~ . ~ Sfliien q ~ Peesbargi Dr. La preurs,
and with entire siccess. 1870 = ''9'
- Beisare Qf CoNRterfeits and base IaitatioRsf
a. IL lhe genuine article Is signed ANDREW ROsERs, on
ln ne en- eriyefi wrapper around each bottle.
IL ttsifEi per Bottle, or Six Bottles for So Sold
sCl0ViL K MEAD, II . Chal4rts street.
smd&W between Cont and ST. Louis SIS N llrleaps
La 6ESERAI A9ESIs EoR THR SOUTHERN STATES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

E1h. ). BIdNSAOON. elice and Residence No I 81
~ Canal street, between Philippe and ircis SIX III Sm
TYR. htACGIBBON has rclnoged to 80 Phiivpa street.
- between Gfavirr 5pd Common. Tvs 6tn I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25


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y 81 N'|sse. Hcm.i nisis nsIlluafy
a' |R|aff 81 |||Idi adj 1o.sfft
81. u ..'|' r. N|lai - 4as.Is days
~ y z|ft j. arg 1sIaIae lima,
RS. q LED. y, z. ' z. .si a se r.
m ~ t1s15s's al19 - stf|. within q Sc + II
''t i2s1 ~ ziaeqsil', sqna 40 ssqff
ttN.. AL 81 saI Ait.foil's Ut in,
RI. en' = .'t..t1. md dim Hi.<5t
s .''eqs si'e .Asn esl 4nl|fan ,'ig
~ H. I,'it i'oe''i i'se lie lsil {;.alsA
''f''s tsNN uN'n Pai re fqlFt Aa4ni e <
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25
LLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Orisiinl and Only Genuine.

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NO COMIC U-ND
HAS everbeen discovered that possesses any Of the qualities
OF this FUNGUS remedy Almost daily we hear Of new and
heretofore uhknown virtues discovered BY lis application 10
new diseases iorit remarkable fact, that many lis e
lee known Gully from accident or experiment So eep
has been the science of MIR. HENRY BAILEY The la.
yentor 50 admirable The combination Of is ingredients thai
Il found suie 10 relieve almost every aneht to which the
frame Of subject let as ehunEats some oil Inc e
cular qualities OF this remedy
FfSt--lt will within five minutes from its application,
remove the pain from The severes y RMS, SCAIDs or
BLlSfERs l. viii alsorenose the pam AMI cure GOVT,
flS-lll LERouX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
Or SWELLINGS.
Sccoitd-In cases or BURNS ffapliesi iJnmeyaiely il
viii preserve life matter how may be the INJURY
unless vital part be burned aud consequently amy sore OF
hilanslaton.
1atrd-it will heal Burns Wounds Ulcers or Sores Of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FoGrts-t neutr,szes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, Rabd animals.
FJt,-lt will, wherever applied, prevent M0RFIFlt,A.
TloN and in old wounds wherever modification has com
nience, will arrest the disease. and the wounds even
where flesh has already dropped away viii restore the ar
to itsnataral state.
Sirth-lf BROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
mp IN Tie Salve, no Inflammation! Swelling or Pain eau DC,
cur and the bones unite, mid become strong with astonishing
rapidly.
Seeeaaa.When the Bowels are painful, or inlame the
Extractor, ii well rubbed upon them, wii afford relief and,
cause movement even when castor oil ,jaap and all other
medicines have failed.
EgAthi use IS perfectly safe in all caseit never can
do hafn-the system win absorb than IS necessary 10
repair it, Ii viii conflict with any medicines that may be
taken internally.
We haysae space in this publication enuneale all tie
diseases CARED BY
DAiLBY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall uoin few testimonials of its value selgcs
from the thousands in possession, from all paris Of the
country.
Itmay be confidently stated that there no case of PILES
which may not be Cared by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
IL is certain remedy and once the pain and