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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat Head
such Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat Nervous
aud sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia in
the Face BuIzng Roaring in the Ears Deafness which
Is generally Nervous and that distressed complaint, called
&c DoloTeux
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
CHRONIC DySENTERY,
CHOLERA FAkTUM.

No mother need mourn the death of her child by
that chid-desiroyiny complaint when etbing in warm
weather cholera MtiHtpn, or what is called SUMNER
CoMPLAINT-if "BRANTS PULMONARY BALSAM"
be administered the child 1t should however, in such
cases. be used In re large po0ns the directions
each prescribe, until the complaint IL checked
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
RAISED FROM TIE GRAVE.

Mcssrs PRATT y FOSTER. merchants, of II'esi Corn
ir0A. Comm, SAID BRtNT'S BILSIM had effected cures
OF such hopeless cases of CoNsUMPrioN in lcr town. TINT
other coug-medicine could he sold there; that
had rdiscd from Mc that physicians
end all the friends said MI ST DIE! One gentleman, in
particular far that his physician told him II
Uscltss 10 tIhe any medicine He them Then
hope len, began to take BRANT'S BALSAM-Gor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
CANNON X VANCE.



re O + II y g ii T. 10 ROPS,
An lnm dldr1 and vcItrct cure Tho
who have cit The palnij lhrobbIng and t
crurla'lng pangs Of THIS dnCasc hsuu OK
through their Jaws with most tufm,uinc
perseverance, ard, as !, often the case. have
e riycd but little sympathy from iIioLds on
furh occa,pu,, wall no dot lcmuch pleas
"d lo know ol q remedy that VIII never fail
to 4 Iirt forever thc unmrrcllul offend,
ius remedy Is the Glove Anodyuc, an un.
fulln" curt.
Tue following testimony is from one of
our most Distinguished practice D,niists-
New iors, Dec 10, iei1
NcSsrs. \. u & ID nds-Gcntlrnita
In the rours" cf ny practice have extern
sI,ek used your Glove Anoryre wuh much
success to tee tcilcluf the TUoiha,I,:and
~ constantly recommend it 10 my po,icrts
deem It bat Irst ~ inform YOU ol the hi.h
opinion have OF 1t over other remedies.
am yours NrN RESPECTFULLY.
VI. LEYETT dentist.
u Broaawnv, corn'r ~ Warren 81.
PRICE % cts pERN lL
Prepared aud sold wholesale and reia
hy A Il n ID SANDS, sew No,k. old ac
80 by Hruggist, gen, eily ih oueh ut TIE
United states and Canada.
II. II llAI IhkD agcntor nlp.
nov ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
Or. { HRlsTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in Of Fits
Spasmodc tompsiuts aud general Nervous Affections of
the Head and upper eNtemes Also in Palsy and Paraly
sis, and ell diseases caused by deficiency OF Powe
or Nervous Energy In the limbs or other organs Of the
body.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
CONSUMPTION.
a DYING WOMAN CURED

We state Ills cure, 10 prove the SAVE LIFE
when This BALSAM is used, aer the person il con-
sred By Physicians and friends to be in the last stages f
actually DYISG-Hnd, in this case, CONE,
mt the sHBOUD and BURIAL-CLOTIIEs bought! For
III" particulars of this case and the respectable and donbt-
Cd pyOQf Of all the circumstances and facts refer
PAMPHLETS.
This cure was effected on Mrs ZlBA DYKENIAN, of
H1itoH SPA, Saratoga County, ~ T. We can prove. be-
yuud doubt, many otieys almost eqndy hJeiess and in.
aumerdilc cases of Coughs and COnSunpti0ns Cured
which were pronounced Hcdbe bU sKILfuL PHYSICIANS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
AinsleY's EXIrCGs.

.z The Suhscrhrr continue, 70 run
f~T--AS2s an ENrBGss, from thi, rlacc.
|1.H by which packr,"s &C.. may be for
warjcd and delivered, uy faithful mt u to any
part Of the United States. All orders and
packages LEFT al tho CGc, NJ. Il, 7hon,,
1rccI, Ne~por, will meet viii urcmr, at,cn.
upn. X. II. KiNSf EN.
NJ #
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

Tho fo!lrwHg certificate is from Mr. Blh-
dy, the celebrated DogucrIcotyps'
iy,ng been afflicted very severely visa
byspcp>Ia,' together with ,Alrcu.c ", aknc>s
Il was advised to ,,ke iiuj,nmg>' Dysp.pI
ttttars, nUi hy' Is ~ reason Ia lcyraI
iuhl, sTcrl,c " cu.cd ne. | la,ee,uitchi
20 Symptom, If rctdrn uf he disease and
brt, eve fron Le effect it had on ne int
viii cure the Ftrst ca.ls of4y>Icp>ia.
VI. u. BRADY,
M 2lJ Broadway, NY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

sry> The Taunton Gazette lest
subscriber ihe other day, because the
publishers would not agree 10 islc
cr0C. .sf'R,s ~ pat uctt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
JHnS II LYON.
E'LUi1IS. E..
Brass & Copper Worker,

Mauuactur,r of Force and LiGir,
'gTS Pumps, Steam Water, and Na,t,
LE4.i Pipes Wa t. Kettles; Bathing an.
tus &c, corner Of Thames AMI Gridlrv
streets
j. W LYON, having purchased the above
nam'd est ,bli,hmcnt Of lis brother JOSEF +
Lyon. l. prepared to execute all crdrrs and
- d. work IN his line ofru,inc., at the slor,
nD'lca, and IN tho mos perfect manner
81. root patronage IS solicited.
Nov II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
FITS. FITS, FITS.

Mrssrs. j. X. LIPPlNCOTT 4 SON. respectable mer-
chants nj Hs,ore SHfaH county, PcHHsBr0HiI, wrote TO
~, May -, iai, stain Umuns other BENEFITS which Ind
been derived from the use Of BItAN1'S PULMONARY
BALSAM, thai ut their customers had Just informed
them tina Ter child which bad been subject to for
scr',d cured by The of BRANT's BILSdM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
COUGHS, COLDS AND

~ NlIDS AND
n - tonsuHEtions, Asthma, Pcu-
- t'.. .,ts~~r risy, lhthsic, Splitting Of
. Is -. ;n.c.t ~, t, B'ood, Hopping Cough, Bron-
. r.. On, chltis, and al Pulmonary Af-
50. IS ections aud Diseases Of the
4 .',cSh | Lungs aud Ga It.
y gt.; LIZ l. Il thus spoken ofhy eini-
4, g. ''Isss ncnt PLY slciaus. One says---
-.a&.;As~ --,.--~A 'For tac above complaints 1t is
superior To- ANY other preparation Uscd.' Anoth-
cr-.-''l can with confidence recommend il. ."---
il,thnr--''it has brrh used with complete success
All a.n satisfied that 1t is "A valuable Incidence
\ lpta 'r.---" II = safe, convenient, aud vcr,
/ 70 1"iJus "a 'dicjle.' nLhcr--- II has
never, - my hnowcdg', Disappointed the
r.ds nlblc expectations Of those who have used it,
An,th'r- -"lt l. equal il moi supcrip; 10 any 9th.
cr m'li'mo within ms knowledge"
Ls'rrt from tier dated Dayton, H.. April
. II, lSlJ:---"lt was first introduced into my
f,miy hya celebrated Physician, some ten wear,
agp. and su"a WIS The benefit my wife dci iycd
Eon it that Nc have not been without il in our
hpu-e silry. have also recommended II to at
least htty different persons since, Tor Affections Of
thc Lunys, and do not know # a single rasc ir
which II ddnot give immediate rclici, and some
were cured after being given up by their rh,,i-
claus"
Beware nf CoultcrLit, and limitations such
a. Cpgtrr'- Compound Pulmonary Balsan, Amer
isap Pulmonary l!a,an, and oilers, in part bear
ing th" nam" Enquire for the articles b, i,s
whole nn.u'. the
.NEGUTAGLE PULMONARY BAISAN."
arl sec that it his the written signature Of Wm
Cud'r upon q yellow label, on tn blue wrappers
Each bottle and seal is stamped "Ncgotahc Put
uInlry Rasam.''
Prepared by REED s Cy'J'LER, Importers
and Whoicsals Dealers in Medicines. Paints.
Chemicals and Dyc ,tu'1. :i3 India stree, BE sion
an sold by Druggists, Apothecarirs, and Count,
H"rrhn3t' generally. For particulars and lc-
cumnna.dtials see Pamphlet accomranyi mo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
c()N,SUMP

IN al ChrisiHuled nl civilized countries hns caused
lar prupor.on ct deaths than any other muady that az
III cis the human family; and, unill within few years
there hi- been certain remedy stop the deysia
tou O. tlnt DESTROYER. Iut now
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
Spring and Summer Ne cdiciue
Ise following letter, received from Trojilo,
hexico, shows the good effects of this inyalua.
ble medicine in that country.

1RoJLLo, January ID, lSJD.
DR. s. /, TOWNSEND New Nork-DEAR SIR: IL
gives me great pleasure to inform you of the happy
results which | have obtained in three cases of sick.
ness hy administering for the first time your Com.
pound Extract of SarsaparIlla; and from this time
hcncciUrward shall be of the opinion that, of all in.
vented and administered anti -vcncrcal preparations
tat which you have presented to suffering humanity
l. the best ever have met with in my experience.
just have been administering II TO laborcr, who
Tor the li-t live y,r has been suffering with ScrOiula
which sickness hus r'-i- the best remedies that
science can produce; and finding also that three TO
four bottles Of Swum's pnnnccn had no effect con.
cludrd To- give him your INtrrct, and to-day he finds
hm-rlt perfectly cured 10y only taking two bottles
uIy Of thirty ,rrs OF Hg' IS cured of lroppsus
I'1l ly two bottle. hay Of fifty years, afflicted
with Ga-trolnic AMI who was suffering with il since
bong fifteen ycnrs of ng", IL nov perfectly coryaos.
cont uul only oh Orvos lt,l' pun in the region Of
the cp'-H .trira--h,ug free from all those dread.
iu pan which shr form rly wat troubled with.
Ia witness whereof You may publish this letter il
you d., ,fu i proper.
now hnvc only - til You that IT ouli hc wt'l TO
establish an ig noy with small stock IN this city
No" lnvr only II very reduced numNrr oi bottles.
which I bought in Mnracabp for trln. Ey"ry luy
prnp," from differ nj parts Of the proyinr" civ" or
der but III ' j. no stock - supply As soon us there
/. stock. mn h wa h' spll. YOU mly it3gc from
On" uhoy" srt mont AMI it vii not only increase the
sHi"a. lUt i'.u M kn esp mo- i.ghior.
In This pro, nee thrr' H. no other ulysciap besides
tho one who lHF the honor Of addressing YOU and who
wishes You ivory pro p7rty in your chemical and
botanical hhUrs A'h you have offered 20 humanity.
rciI1 n. t"ar sir, your uht q rvt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

NtRMIFUuE OK "DEAU SllO r.
ior worms. y hIgaly valuable pr,uara-
tnn, capable from The prJmi ulu,c oi n &C.
IN, uI gearing the y Il IN IN Il lew hOuls
1t every Nu.m
Mach p,ius oas been taken bl tie o'igire-
.urul lhl- cumpoun 10 test Il CliHI IHrGiiye
merits f the principal Neunilugr prciur~-
IDu- Of Ia 'd1l--anu while 1t Is tronk'y ac-
iu I'VE ir,d thai many Of Il en- are often
.Grc1 i>iNl ani # D gi,al rJud he j. as-ur d
IAu thN cpa,hln,s at, aHta.cs I,sse. e.s,G Y
ap . h't N'rh,iGgc-- aud having witnessed
fra srrlc- Of yeas IN IA w.dc held of Ir1c
l.c Is 60 apiece uIunpt over every other
,r,p1guton, hr has p. rmtt Il II TO 20 lorih IL
I messenger ui lei ci to AL Whr laLor VI der
III, - 'cirs OF hunan sun rpg.
fnDuS ,nj> Of testimonials IA glt be here
I'll tdccd to sIun is rapiily increasing lame
~ the south ana Wei but he Is entirely
~ ling TO res H. IcpGalion on trial # lis
Dwu merits
Joucsborough, Tenn, Dee. 81, ISIS
We. "a tHr aGents of hr pccty, have re-
talIed Il large quantity oI his NeImii'uec, "
from the demand for ii, and the praise gwen
% II by those VINO haya purchased of H., and
ricd 1t IN lLcir Own Gmi,ics, We have no eS-
'a'!oh IN ptonouuciu%i one OF the Lest ar-
els ia use Iur tie o,s ruc,ion of woln III
cIlidfen.
CANNON x VANCE.
Extract Of "a letter received from distin-
gnl'hcd Lawyer.
Esuvilc, Va, Nov 2l>t. 1917.
Dear Sin. There have been sufficient TIL
ais "' your NrrnI,uge in Ills part Of the
country, with the happlrst success, to war
"a ms IN recommending II as one OF The
most prom, ant cncacious remedies with
"h'ch thc r'nan family have beer hlcsscd d
aud II w'!l aforI me- peculiar satisfaction to
witness Is . neral reception b. Tie ubIIc
through 1ut th" unlry,
Very Respectfully.
EMMY T. KAN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

This BALSAM HEALS AND CURES ULCERS in The LUNGS,
and elsr here mternaHg certainly and esy The PU-
RiFYINs EXTRACT and heals ulcers externally This
sm cures of Cough and Consumption out Of
rEN, after all other remedies have failed 10 do good.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
Thousands of Consumptions

and Chronic Coughs abundanty prove its uHfiag efficacy
in such discusses aud its undoubed curative power and
suuhug healing properties, in the following complaints
snd discusses. viz; Splitting If Bood Heeding az he Lungs,
iui in he H,ega and SIDE, Night Sceats Nervous Com
TiiiHis Pdipiioa 9f The HEART Coerd fdnum, Dysel-
icy AMI Summer Complaints in children and fdHts and
ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and nll dseases Of pulmonary naure-such diseases
usually prove fatal under ordinary treatment when the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
BRAMrs INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS,

Tie Blsam dnrs nom hc EXtrncl because 4 Possesses
s,rerdl mciicaion chic peculiarly ddpfed o. and
cs,cJfiyLID uerfSS1Tu IJy, The q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

rev many of e m0st strongly marked and dreoped
case 0f PUfMoNARY CossUMPTIoN-red undoubted cases
of g,cer1'cd and diseased LUNOSsuch HOPELESS
were never before cured by any other medicine SO
~ hqcss were of the afflicted persons. have
vceu pronounced by Thyscans and friends To he
~ DYING. SOME who had their buralclOthes made, have
Occn cured aud yet live Others, who II said would
live another day, now well and hearty they
II pos-rsses all the cleansing aud purifying virtues nearly
powerful and Hcye the preparation which call
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

INFLAMMATION of tho KIDNEYS.
Ladies of pale comprSion and consumptivc habits,
and such as are dchiihtrd 10y those distractions
which females are liable TO- are restored 10y the use
of a bottle two, to bloom and vgor
THE NUMBER or DISEASES mentioned
above. as cured lay This preparation of Sarsa-
parilla, MAY SEEM LARGE; but we are, never
theless, PREPARED To PROVE, by an EXTENSIVE
ARRAY uF CERrIFlC ArFs. that such is the FACT.
a fraction %. the evidence which we possess
concerning each disease would be received
before any JUDICIAL TRIBUNAL as complete
demonstration. i must be remembered that
all This iIiglItful array of maladies though ap-
pcaring in an endless variety of forms, are
yet similar in their origin and causes; for they
all spring. directly or indirectly, from a COR
RuPr FoUSrAtN. IT The blood we're in pure.
healthy. and active state, it would drive all
these complaints from thr system, aud CHRONIC
DISEASE WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE.
Spring and Summcr IVA cdiciue.
The great changes hrou-h about by Sprin, arr not
observed nlur' in ~" vr,. Table world iirr ufltl
nEu--ic feels lt sliuG'. dDbiuty. AMI d,pl,ssipn
ot the animal spirits whrh l. .cu,r ~ Tho season.
phc dull. staga,u; buui nt wni'r rrqJirrs purifying
Rnd r,urwin-. Dr. :. +. Towu~'u / - Compound EN-
tact %! StrstpHitH w"Hr. tbc nur'ls tia, have hrrn
Won IN ts n'd. II I, by lar tur bet spring medicine
ever invented
Hse following letter, received from Troiilo,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06

tonsunrtions, Asthma, Plcu-
; risy, lhthisic, Splitting Of
b'ood, Hopping Cough, Bron-
chilis, and al rulmonary Ah-
ectlons aud Diseases Of the
Lungs aud Ga IT..
l. Is thus spoken ofby emf
mont PIN sicinns. Ono .nNs...
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-06
RH EU UMATISM
and Enlargement of the Joints.

Read the following wonderful cure of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16
Mr.. G. W. couldoc,k.

Eds CSeseeatin reading the Crescent Of the 14lh inst
my attention was attracted 10 what appears unfair
notice of the gentleman whose NAME heads this article
While fame, ranpettongael precedes Miss Cnshnan Mr.
coaldock comes among nearly unheralded although the
provincial reputation Of this gentleman might well ente him
10 great consideration. Al home Mr.. O. has received the
highest meed OF praise and The least proof of the ca
ton in which he Is held Ieued gentleman aud accom-
pshed actor IS that he has received from Mr.. Macrea
repeated otels 10 play second him London; bat Mr. C.
sseed these otss for the purpose OF accompanying Mis-
Cusan 70 tis country, not dreaming OF eneonnteng any
thing but the unbiased opinion Of an impartial public. There
has been some acrinoay exhibited towards Mis- Cushnan for
having brough Engshnla 10 support her in her round of
claraese being asserted, and with truth that we have
American actors capable q slainng the r5s comnile 10
Mr. Ceuldoek word places that matter at Isst It
would be impossible for Miss Cushnan in addition to her
Other arduons duties, to direct each rehearsal as should be
drscfed and it that she should find some one
eaabe Of relieving her particular; and she has found
10 Nj. G. an Invaluable auxiliary
Lea Us be candid in our Judgment and in all eandor
beeye il would be impossible 50 as that Mr. q is noi a
yEAy good actor, and certainly TOO polished to have said
either pint g or pison. 5usrios.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16
CLOTHINGi For Psrso1s
ESOegasSs 10 California;!
.yOrgIs EegOthel.s,

Corner ~ Aiasaiise and ceamoa strests ysp DrseHs
Importers Of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH. GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS
HAVE at all lines hand large rel assorted stoek
Ii consisting Ia part Of
French and Engiiah NEGRO BLANKETss
Ts. IA and Fwlied LOvvEL.L COTTONss
"a, rs. "A and Twilled white and brown COTTONS.
Kentucky JEANS snd LINSEfS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Seryaniss
Blue and fancy eolored KENTUCKY JEANS; ~
White, blue, red yellow and green FLAN Nt1is5
Negro WOOILENl GAPS, SOCKS and sfifRFS
Heavy and light CoTToNADES and DRNIsIs for CLAN
tatlons
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH for NagToess
blue black and mixed EATINETs;
French CALICOES, GTNGHAAiS, silif. and BartEnes
English CALiCOES, Mefnos, Alpaeas and Bombazettss
English HOSE, UNDERsHIRTS, Drawers and Cloves :
German HOSE and HALF-HOSEs
Plain, white. figured and colored SWISS NtIsLINS;
Plan and cross barreh CAN BRiCs and AiUSfsINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERSs
INDIA RUBBER sUSPENDERs;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD IAACE6.
.s.And .AIso....
A great variety Of FANCY GOODS such a are gerer.
ally sold by the tpe, which ,hey eer e Purchasers
favorable terms. Jas sm2dp&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

son NETS or TIE SAL VT y Mr. no. lkks
80 LOUIS NARotFoN
fqe IRE |21a, rot rgineu President q France,
That EFenee who tAseF up sons IsN Eae1.|a Asei
Nppres lon 4 bin. with sheh slua eAlqns ,l.Ies
Il lhq9k til oA|SalIg q each 1a.pp.'p ltaQs,
Ard ENABLE l'.e vi, n|.'Ilsa 1oatilhfi rferee
70 1aii sissa time aso16 % gsIIaaf kquas
BiatmQfl Ahfsea fia. ldNhy slloald SIG NIT
insi'. h dGectale With hemb. and shay. md sie.
A1lis chosen sAnctnogs ana aaknos lodged home
bln7sns the grandeur Of each une ifed dome
Lcahnoi sas | illfik your envoy did acliese
Otsa than very dnsslionabls son Of slefys
Nor % I think hen I've ii teathlesa story
But fhat point fpt npbeiaFers to believe,
For The uTskilial laugh when the ladleons gfisss
And "a YOU must not caysl wiehl Doubt
The honesty Or truth af soar intentipna
You've been subjected to such rough conventions
Fortuna has turned and twisted you SO much about.
i Is puzzle you ne not inside cut,
fhops your quarters arr as iipe as HdM's,
And that your conscience il AZ happy asa calis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

By the way Of Louisville, we have received a
Geographic summary u the proceedings Of Con
gress on tho Sth inst:
WAsHINeroN, Feb S.---A long debate occurred
on receiving a memorial fol dissolution Of the
Union. which was finally laid over
They then proceeded to consider Mr.. Houston s
resolutions relative to the power Of Congress over
slavery.
Mr.. Houston spoke upon the subject, assuming
the ground taken by Mr.. Clay, and recommended
eoncihation and concession by both parties
In the House, the Committee Of the Whole re-
sumed the consideration Of the bill limiting the ex-
penses for collecting the revenue, and after a
lengthy discussion, without definite action they adj
jo1rhed till Monday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

tTALtAS OreRA The Italian Opera Com,
pany nom the Assos Place Opera House. New
York, on their way to the city Of Mexico, where
they have an engagement, arrived here yesterday,
having missed the British steamer at Mobile.
During their sejoprn in New Orleans they intend
giving few representations, the time and place Of
which win shortly be duly announced From their
established celebrity % New York, we may expect
a lieh treat The fbllowing Is list Of the troupe
,,.;.s y.aaz ). -. SianDra clotlde BatiIi Thora
.' sy'e'' Hienpra Ainala MI Naltehina
ffiaD 1fnofc, - "A a ltiio AEnoldi.
fefltqslo2. Francesca Taiianelb
8Aeso. s4t.-s Aitiiio Natelina.
sHaeffrr Dtfeftere.s, Antonio Barth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16


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CHAR eI. Nv Nils, u Mead ID. Carmen ard An
Miss ae snIss 1i51sss Il 4 Ri1'iidoad, q i
~ + EQ'idt r. ], Lil3n 81 y, LenFi 4 H4fIl
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LARGE BoAIs.--The steamer Sultana, the lar
gest boat now ON the Western waters, measuring
nine hundred and twenty-iour tons, but which on
one OCCASION carried 10 New Orleans more than
seBsateeu hundxed tons, changed owners a few
days ago. She i now owned, and will be com
manded, by Capt George w Cable ,Ist the right
sort Of man for a big boat Although the Sultana
is now the largest boat afoat on the Western wa
tefs, Capt Taylof's new boat to be called the ST
nearly two hundred tons. her length on deck is
325 feet 80 feet beam, and feet hold, and win
cost about $4,000. She is owned BY Capt Geo.
Taylor, Gaty Mcclure & Co.. and McAllister &
Co. She will carry two thousand tons.--iSt. Lotis
Union