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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-05-18

TIE EIGHTH OF APFIr
surprised to find in the soathroD, I, J,
,ns,.'the speech delivered at nj, !. ! d.
o''i'O"' on the 9th Of AUdG, H. I
mas unwl'tingly, 1--WE mean noibi, ! :. s.lll
permitted itself to be u,sd. II. E.' 'l'n'I
'na' the meeting was called pisn% J.
:, parry, l.et's see-l. The noslios ' Y
'e'Ved BY democratic politicians, . \
circulated at this place wasi i h. MI L
OF a democrat. 3. Among tbo n, r "
10 the Raymond call, we recognized +.
wings A. The call was inserted ! \ \
cra'lc papers only. S. The speat., I
''"ued were invited BY democrat,
speakers were not, and have uot 4, H
particularly General Quitmaa3 b,,I \.
true wings. 7. Every motiot Md, !,
meeting was from a democrat, &. n. :.
lions adopted were written and r,por,i
gentlemen ofthe democratic p,,,v
motion to print the speeches wss MA.
democrat. 10. Every gentleman On n,
ml''ee to procure the publication Of h. a.
es was a democrat. II. We have yst i
with the first wing who approves Of Ii, IA,
Ions ashley stand! 70. The meeting y,
ed to order by a democrat, and on motto,
it adjourned.
The speeches will do entirely we'll, md
pass at par, when the mesiI
called by its true name. We cannot tf
.'ie OF US, look at it as a "meeting vi
distinction OF party lines RAYMOND Cav
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-05-18

writes as follows:
Vidalia, May Q, 1851
An eye witness alone can realize The
tent of the destruction caused BY the ps
flood. Moro than two thirds Of the pat
comprising the old Concordia district
Concordia, Tedsas, Madison, aud Carol
under water. The only portions Of dry
are along the banks Of the Mississippi v
the levees still stand, but all the back col
is inundated. Within a few years dense
ulation has settled on the high lands bord
on the numerous bnyous in The inIs
These have all been driven out. 10 this
ish alone 10000 head Of cattle have
rowned, and in like proportion IN Tho
parishes. In Pointe Coupse The de'lfuS
IL eqeulIy great.
The water is falling here very slghlI
in conse quence Of the crevasse atS| y"
it is rising in the swamp. It IS now
taat the water will not fall 10 tune 70
cotton. The plant is very smell anu Oae1
for the season. The deficiency IN Ih'
pa rfsbes will be Of least I5OiOOO OaeA
country from the mouth Of Red E'''
ARR ansas line, $50 miles in lepgIh ana
b readth; is the Learl Of the cotton Isg'
will not prOuuee one fourth q : crop
under the most favora bic cIrcum'lan'''
cause not a fourth Of the land can W
teds
I am aware that tits too m0cl 'neVu,
cry out short crop from the start Du'.
mar visit any point in the cotton ieS'0"
valley, and he will believsth a th' 'lop
year will be less than that o. ias.'
eddy the enhanced Price will dllil'''n !
sumption; and thus react upon I9' ~
that alone can prevent a RISE
on it that this flood is the most sA''a
1928, and infinitely more de''lu'y
that only filed up in the swamp' ~.
plantations opened on the from ,."I.
SWEEPS over a vast region oil cueAy-r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
Genuine Medicine Warehouse
No. ISL Chartres St. New Orleans.

I WRIGHT y co. having resolved to stand unTivaed in
y every department of their business have agreed with the
PropeOrs and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States keep them
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
tar below the usual market prices. By this arrangement they
enabled offer for the inspection OF purchasers the mos
extensive assortment which be found in this ohe
city. Having had many years experience in the purChaN
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
tor conducting this particular Department. on the most liberia
scale and prepared to supply the trade at prices
exceedingly low, that the purchaser fail realize
handsome cenage his investment either at Hh0tesah
RetuH, AT their establishment may be found a u
assortment of ALL GEN UINE PATENT MEDICINES
The following list comprises par of their assortment,
be furnished to dealers, cases, at from twenty Il
twenty five per cent cheaper than manufacturer resua
BFVnaa
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OAGUERREOTYPE, TALHQTYPE HVALO
TI,IpE GAl,t4IiN.

N ACQUIRE HARRINGTON, having purchased from
IVA the assgnees of w Talbot the patent right for The
use Of his Tab0ype process, in the States of ionsRna,
Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Texas beg leave 10 CH the
Of public their gallery Of specimens In this
new department OF Photography,
The Taboo ype taken npon paper, worry glass, metal
and variety Of other substances The INST possessing the
decided advantages Of essY snfmssblV by mail can be
enclosed in letter, made adOFn the OF book, OF
Ft1S-fNgl N portfolio.
Inc IOlbOype ennasg susceptible Of colOrng that
W. picture be finished any degree deged bY the sitter
variety OF texture and color ui the tr0pery and com
] eaai, $50 ~ ~ 9'''' '''-'' ~s'' w '1''''A'' 800
g hahPlype represents The sitter without
/ the right cheek, ~ '' ''7'' N''-~N ~F'tN'44 NV
~ ooyhe can be Duplicated 10 any extent without
',,s5ss' i Itnule o. another sitting. After the first
tir, ,ToT sI n CONES can he furnished Gt future
lilS upon stInie 9ppuGatUn by letter or 0ther,yFs
N. B-N y u, being furnished Va III So f,r,, r., the
Eo5cuoh Oh l superior att, Feqdv In d7vrT0 ar no 5
'o fS s1ifS 3 h thorough trucsuns
bAb bEtNhI.pl FEs they uFoegs Ia r,,Irr
better than any other establishment In Inc VII Vi iu
guaranty perfect bkensq3 a chd of IN n1nris H. ~
saonnd- no charge. Lmhl III No. q CAMP sii,Nt
ftApEEtssasg besss m store f5F ssls hy
~ uSN Il q HABIT y GO. 70 irgsgapliqulEs u,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

successful C. Nj. CnARPoNTIER
JOsEpU M CHARPONTIER,
VIM r. HAIFLEIGH.
For further reference, apply TO the following gentle
mostly physicians and planters; few among the many:
In NewOrleans-DTs. s. Gilbert VIM Owen, q. O. Sc hell
and George w; Saunders; Messrs Shropshire Son. G. A
SANFORD, I. Is. Ives and Caut. George Faussett.
Jefferson Parish = n. r. X Cutler and J. w. Allen;
Messrs. VIM BObb and G. p Robb.
Parish OF st. Marv-Ir Tarleton: Messs / NJ Baieman.
VIM. Rochelle and Geo. Schwing.
lensas ~ h--MesIs J. IL Bullin, Ira Bowman, CIV.
W9.ton, VIM Flynn, Wm. Ferguson and X. "A. Flowers.
Raliues IaTsh--Mr J. II. Knapp.
State o. MlsssppI-Gen. w, IL; BRANDON GO. SemPe;
Mess y Is shaw w. Z. A klllngSwOrlh David luiiln
David MCCaa, john 5. Chambllss, L. J. ChamblissanI
Asa Russ.
AsO-Rey. VIM. LttieIOhn, Parish Of Assumption; "!
r. NJ C. Glover of Missouri formerly Of this city DEW.
A. Reed OF Quincy l; or any one VINO oAn fpsaS oil ms
knowledge, from actual investigation and trial.
Il. L. MANN, % Gravier street, General Agent.
-, d ,,, =, ,c NJ
~ For sale also, by GILBERT Il 90, ~, and o. n.
MORRISON, u Magazine street; by MI GpHEi a MTs
SandlOris office, New Basin; by Won HAhlEN y
son, near the market Lafayette; BlSBEE q HEMlNG-
WAY, Jefferson City the office of the Oreanian, ThiEi
Municipality and various other agents
Price 81 10 per ounce-5O half ounce An ounce
sufficient for six or eight cases.
None genuine without the fac sqte signature oil a. Ken
dali Il Co, the likeness authority and signature OF Janea
Speed the envelope, and the words, Dr. Speeds Fe
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Albany, Ap l, Is4T.


OWING to thea Awcce5s and immense sale of DR.. Town
send Sast1 utih, RNNmbyr ut men who formerly
Agents, have conn hCed making Sarsapari Ia ENuu a.,
ElNirs, Buers, Extracts of yellow Dock etc. They 1a-
rally put II up IN the shaped bottles aud of them
nave stolen and copied advertisements they on"
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Olce, 10 EUffuH street. sun Building, n w
York Redmg \ Co. State street, Boston; pynu s. t,
39 NrLt Second street. Philadelphia; 5. 5. lanee Drug.
glst, BaumOei T. NJ Cohen, CharesiOn l05 south Psari
sirset, Albany; T. ii, AcGrw, Salchel; and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally hTnug bout die
United States, West indies the Eanadat
J. WRIGHT. lgl thlrfr,S street,
d3 SOLE AaEyr Nav, ,lrleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

Those that initiate Dr.. Townseud's SarapariIa, have
invariably called Their stun great Remedy fer Females,
complaints OF women, word Tor wOrd-Oher men who j.
p incidence have, since the great OF Dr. rOwnseu,
Sasapara IN complaints incident to females,
heirs, although previously they did number OF these
Mixtures Is, etc, Injurious females, they agra.
waite lIsalse. and nnlermne lLn g@msMLmnnn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
DAILY CRESCENT.
I1TTHER,s hymn.

IlJTHER's hymn. Is.
60. ,be German in The same Mama as NE org
- ina, By james Maceeih1
,,,,n~bod i The Lord our God
good defence, and artnor true;
the darkness scatisr at his nod;
The binding mists he leads us through,
The wicked fend Of hell draws nigh
in might and craft he takes the field,
With efforts dread TO make us Yield;
And on the earth no match hatlI1fe,
Oar sworn and earnest enemy.
OF cur own strength we nothing can,
Smitten by ruins rapid sword:
But for as hgh the UnialleR Man
The Elect aud Champion OF the Lori
How name you him who Is yourstay+
Jesus the Christ our heart repnes,
The only God Of earth and shless nov
To him. heaven host uie i noi, H. Ja p@'
We aoabt him not; Heil"In ne uSy'
s,honeh handed devils thr'nged onT path,
Iike beasts of prey 90 work our III,
lVhV should greatly tear Their wrathE
III Jesus viii make US victors sui
This worlds King, with vengelnl trOWn,
NIsrshals his demon hosts IN tight;
WenAlmly hide his iiercest might.
Doom "a foon TO lose the usurper's crown,
Chnst's slightest word can strike him down.
Through storm and change Chrst's word eudures
Why should he's power our hearts appa?
God firm decree our souls ensures;
His Spirits sUnbeams hourly FAM
Ours is the coRquest-Ouls the gain.
Driven homeless Jar from child and wife,
And spoiled Of fame, OF goods, o. life;
SUI Canaan's bowers for us remain
a Father smile--a teathess reign
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
IlHE ELECTRICAL FEaRIFUGEi OF. srrnp,a

t F naAE T htIG IA FhbhiFUHhE; q, SPEED p
Il FEVER IOEiC-Ihe announcement that levers, oil all
grades and types, can be cured in from tho to tetD hours
without vomiting purgng other dIsagreeable oleIauOu
VIII appear so startling and improbable, that many wlhars
y give credenee though momentary asOnshed stsucv
apparent presumption, and think of the subject;
nevertheless unhesatngly declare that the Eectrica.
Febnbnge will do il, when used directed
Bilious, Yellow, Congestve, Typhns and intermittent
Fever Ague and Fever, all yield and potent
remedial action 1t is perfectly safe in all conditions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

OF life, and may De al
minlstered with perfect
propriety to Doth sexes.
of all ages and cOnstitu
tons. We have numer
Gus letters and certificate.
showing, so far sthe ties
timOny of others can go
its sure, safe and uniform
successful operation.
The following extract
are fair specimens:
DIR. T.. Goodman, o
Linden, Ala, writes -
March 81. 1851 ad
ministered it last Sum
mer, IN upwards of tiff.
cases, Of different grade
Of fever, and sucGeeds
IN eJerD instance IN iron
two to ten hours,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
INK; IAK!I INRIII
EEEJg'5'jSGls'S GO5lEslsbiR EssES

Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue, IndeIIbIe,
Scarlet, Red, CRrmine.
'IHE comfort, pleasure and benefit of the use of GOOD
readily uppScaa BY h" WHO have n exDeTeese i'm i'm
use OF pal-and who has not These Inks flow more freely
than any other in U.S. ~
For sale IN quantity tue manufacturer prices by
h. y BEACH, III Canal street,
ay@1 ~ Wholesale Agent for New Orleans.
S2THR A "a F sRf &9TE E5 rKE 81 sGREWs
- S WRr1yy2 =, G 20 y MILL IVA.
i. W. ARFHfUR & %,
giIpEHiALEs FOR THE MEXILAN MAR
hGT-just received per ships Astoria and Empire Queen
dom Lyerg9o, 81 bales, four uussc each, int eae5,
- Nv McGOWEI.L, MILLS & co. ss Gravierst
10 ibe so On VEL VI H.; ~, n hand
. P. LOUIS Massey, Druggist.
50 cor. Camp and Graver SIS.
/ ERMETICALLY SEALED ARTICI.ES-sI
h mon iloh,ers, Shad mackere! tiaIhnt, and C,amsp
l" SO fl3re and Tor sale by T. j. HART \ 60.
.W 70 Fcloupitoulas ST.
kHh sALE-42 casks BASIS PALE ALE and casks
3'' 2HS" "j &G Hf 379sa 6 @G2y 'aysr st.
OPP ING PApEH-5O reams landing from ship Wi.
SIG E. J. HART & Co 70 Tchoupitonlas street.
EEF-FuItcn Market and Ushers Spioed Beef 90
packages in ''9FG AID for i2e 4y
MohaAssissTsO barrels ,. eboel, in store for ale by
'Oh HltE-A irst-rae Boy about IS years old intelI
- gent, and good house want, also body servant In
cure OF lausl LEWIS FLORANCE, 81 Gravier ST.
E'OH sAiE-A likely NEGRO GIRL, Is years of age
arSz l. W. ARTHUR 4 co, 2Sand ~ New Leves.
khCG sTOuE FOR SAIE-A Retail AuoihecsTy
- store, well situated in hiGky inhabited part of The
SS sS,5 huTPc'PaIIyy 9% rt2r cash ADDly 70,
S}HEILED AI.MONDs-50b boxes superior snelIed al
a,F' :, .-., K, F NICHOLS y 60. IS comost.
IGARs-lCO hhis fair and choice, IN store and for sale
- by GnnDRlCn " 90.
$50 n, q and 81 Common street.
ICis-50 casks prime fresh beat Carolina Rice, Just
SIS BARELIL Il co. 81 Common st.
lOAPhR-Leter, blue and white, American and French
DO stray, large and small, Hardware, Rag, Shoe and
SO '0'' Z. ]. HART & co. 70 TohoupitouIns st.
FiRE ,nHACAERs-lOoO boxes landing and in store
s.8 W f. J. HART 81 co. 70 TchOupitouIas ST.
RHUGs, MkDICIHtss, etc.--The subscriber Ia now
,5s,, reSeyng s, 5qPy o. arof h Ps and OILERS
'Sp d S f on Terms ugs s vsahda Gnrne
ENOR SALE--A NEGRO MAN, As years of age, a first
4 rate Waehnussman Also, eight good secondhand
TARPAULlNS. Apply at No. IL Lafayette street, up
stairs O3 1T
TKVOBACCOi3 half boxes aud 10 cases landing from ship
Caledonia Brlndsr and bark Saragossa for sale by
| 90 r. j. HART X co, - Tchoupitoulas st.
'HEEsIs2{ eases English Dairy and Pineapple iaqding
| ~ from bark May Flower, for sale by
| OF f. J. HART co, 70 FchoupitouIas st.
I EGHORN HNFr-I case Leghom Hats, Of Superior
gnay and OF Al sizes, directly imported and for sale by
aus. BARELLl co. II Common street.
STAR GANDLIiS--8OO boxes for sale by
- sls !. w. ARTHUR X co. - and % New Loyee.
C4:tsokkFFE4c BSfiA ks 4gs, ras,ppepl,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

Achievement Of Scisncs.-Night comes down
over ship at sea- and passenger fingers hour
after hour, alone on the deck. The waters plunge
aud weller, and glide away beneath the Keel.
Above, the sails tower up in the darkness almost
to the sky and their shadows falls burthen ON the
deck below.
In the clouded night no star is seen, and as the
ship changes her course, the passenger knows mot
which wav is East OF West, or North or South
What Island, what sunken rocks may be on her
course, or where they are he knows not. All
around to him, is mystery. He bows his head IN
the submission of utter ignorance.
But men of science have read the laws OF the
sky. And the next day this passenger beholds the
captain looking at a clock, and taking note OF the
pace of the sun, and with the aid OF couple OF
books composed Of rules and mathematical tables,
making calculations. And when he has completed
them he is able to point almost within hand ;
breadth to the place at which after unnumbered
windings he has arrived in the midst of the seas
Storms may have beat and currents drifted, but
he knows where they are, and the precise point
where a hundred leagues over the water, lies his
native shore Here is reason approaching and
making use OF the revelations of science.
Night again shuts down over the waste of waves,
and the passenger beholds single seaman stand
at the wheel, and watch, hour after hour, as il
vibrates beneath = lamp, a little needle, which
points ever, it were, living finger to the steady
pole.
MS man KNOWS nothing OF the rules OF naVlSa-
ton, nothing of the of the sky. But reason
and experience have given him faith in the com
handing officer of the ship, faith in the laws that
control her COURSE faith in the unerring integrity
of the little guide before him. AM so without a
single doubt he steers his ship according to a
prescribed direction through night and the waves
And that faith is not disappointed! With the
morning he beholds far away the submits o.
the gray and misty headlands, rising like cloud in
the horizon, and as he nears them the hills appear
and the lighthouse at the entrance of the harbor
the spires and the churches and the shining roofs
sight ofjoy, and he tries to detect his own dwell,
ling.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

This certificate ConcusIvey proves that this Sarsapara has
perfect control over the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in house 5 unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
Dr.. ToBHsmd-Dear Sir: have the pleasure to inform
that three Of children have been cured OF the ScrDu
by the Of your excellent medicine. They Athlete,
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
.oOk them away, for which feel myself under great Ubug
uOn, Yours, respectfully,
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2 BOTANIC DRUG STORE. IN
9S CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS. 80
4 CONDUCTED BY DR.. A. A. JONES. ~

~ CONDUCTED BY DR.. A. A. JONES. AZ
LEA Th old establishment s0icts a continuance IA
of public patronage 1t is the oldest IN existence IN
The South And the that has uniformly kept rs
and good Medicines eyuCed by the fact that It's oldest
patrons are still IL he ones Every compound prepared
by the proprietor whose experience in that line s Of some
years standing They prepared OF the best IN
gredipnfs and ConseU neuty Of the best quality
Should Planters, Physicians, private families wish to
procure Botanic Medicines that respect
ed the designs tor which they recommended,
they have only give their commission merchant strict in
uCOns procure them Of the subscriber who keeps
anty hand full and complete assortment both OF sim
pies and compounds
All at as low prices as articles Of the same value ca
afforded / the South
Also all the hate Botanic works.
A Botanic Physician always In attendance Rememba
the No of the store Is sRj CAMP STREET y2jd&W iIanl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

letter from Constantnople Of the 25th ult
states that great sensation has been caused by the
wife OF Mahemet Pacha having strangled one OF
her eunuchs assisted by groom and some other
servants. She had been arrested. She pretended
that by law she had a right to kill him if she
pleased.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
FEMALE MEpIG }22FF BUTLER j.

d.. Townsend SaTsaparia n sovereign and speedy ours
0' ncpient CGnsumuuGn banennes, Prolap5us UterI,
Falling of the Womb, CGstiveness, Piles LeuCh0rThm,
Whites, ObsTuCtsd dlcult MensTuatiOn, incontrence
Of Urine involuntary dch8rge thereof and for the
prOstTatiOn OF the whether the result
inherent cause causes produced by regularly, Illness
accident. Nothing be pr5ng than
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and lassI
ude, from taking become robust and full OF energy
under influence II Immediately the neTveess
Of the female frame, winch the Of banec
1t viii not be expected of of delicate
nature exhibit certificates of performed, but
the afflicted ths hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands OF where families have been without
children, after using few bottles of this invaluable medicine,
nave BEEN blessed with line. h9aIthy 0t3pnnR.
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

CARhlAGESs ElO.
tAftltaAG iESS-CAitlklAt Els bscrlbeu nave
~ hand large and wellseleced ass0n- "a s-5 =
nlent OF CARRlAGS, and are constantly 6stt spo
Jag from the best Northern Manufactures, every Ss
Style snd Variety Purchasers would do well give
cal. u. WOODRUFF " Co,
up& omd2W lbs st. Charles street
nj NV ORLEANS CAEEHEAtEE. tVANEiAULEf5,
IN Nos = and 4 20 GraBier street e. sq s.
CARRIAGES and HARNESS OF every f,sts gisSFk
description always hand. For sale low Ee as1<sa.1
for cash or approved paper.., ALs0,.... Ssg-Sfl-
Springs, Axes Lamps, BANS, Cloths, Leather Lace aad
Vamsh. si4 bmd& WI ia. LUM a 60.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10

FlTSI FITST FITS
DIR. Townsend, having tested his SaTsapRla
of Fits, OF course recommended it, and surprise
to receive the following from intelligent and respectaba
Farmer of Westminster county,
FORDHAM, August l5, 1877.
Dr. T0rHssH1-DaHf Sir: | have little girl seven year
Of age, who has several years afflicted with Flt7
ed almost everything for her. but without success last
although could ind recommendation in circular
Tor cases like hers. thought, She was very delicate
health wOuid give her of your Sgrapaula, and
very glad did for only restored her Strength but she
had of the Fits great pleasure and
ps. She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
fee grateful. YouTs, respectfully,
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e. j e..
. ~ - -'"'' '-'s--- .a.7 Ms
faaaa-assA~ talsaslll.,l

N4ta-llsa,
ia St. Chaqsss street. near Lafayette SqHars
hSQlsE proprietor of DR.. Levett's PATENT EN- AMEt.
- by which all the God Plates, Springs and Clasps
securing Artificial reeth are concealed by a beautiful En-
ame making not only complete imitation OF the natutB
set ana tums, but protecting the metal from ACIDS and
mouth BY all other modes
u w would call particular attention his impTo ged
inclined o. Inserting Teeth Gold Plate. Persons requiring
sueh would 40 wei 10 cali and examine speumeus An
operations will be the be of work manshp and
material, and % give satisfaction TO those who may patrOn
I've him. J. w. refers the following gent ensn WIN have
h0noTei him with their patronage: "
Professor Stone, Dr. Benhrook Mornhy d Navips
Professor d0rphy, Sykes Hyde, EobFs3n h AIisn
Professor Dmry, Sturges & Wright 80 80
~ Dentists supplied with Gold Fol, Plate Feah efo
Office snd residence, No. Al ST. CnlRLEs sllee Sssi
The corner Of Poydraa. Val
MAMA, GUM ARABIC AND isssENCEs-
AVA Gases direct Importation Just Tacplysd for sale BY
% 8ARELLl 90, q Cenmen ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-10
SADDLERY, ETC.

sADDLERY WAREHUUsN
49, - SIGN ufthe Golden Horse Head, glEal1~ $40
4 sSA where the large Horse stands in n Yk=AA5S
Aest@2ASthe door-No. Magazine, near h IA u RG
Canal street, ssSagl 49,
MAGaE n KNEASS,
Rlanu acfnreH and importers of SABDlIERY, HAIR
NESS, TRUNKS, WHIPS. Leather OF all kinds, Too5
and Findings for the Trade. Plated Sadiery Ware, Cnac
and Harness Furniture. WAeetbarT0i0s Cdrey aud Pea
cock RieDs.
Military Goods,
VA In great variety, together with Military s. A.
So Findings, Trimmings etc, as Cloths, Cas- IA rs
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hegalih and Jewels,
For MssOns, Odd Fellows and Sons V Tempe rance, WORK
ing Regala, Psraphenaa.
NJ 4 X are Principal Agents Of the Boston Betting Com.
pany, for the sale oil Metallic Rubber Machine Betting,
steam Packing, etc. together with all articles Of
ENDLa RUBBER MANUFACTURES.
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Ces with other Houses, or they VIII regret it,
~ Great inducements viii be offered. ans lyDW