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RhOAi HOuhE-The public is respectfully informed
- that ths establishment will be opened for the ~
reception o. visitors the 18th inst. Attached the fR
House will be found a BAR and BILLIA RID it'll
kD ~ TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
~ Tables. The table will be always supplied with the
aslicacles q the Sea Coast and the New Orleans Market
Inc large Lawn, and the number Of Shade Trees
iamlles OF any along the Coast Persons wishing to
their communications by boat
follows: = " ~
BY the month, per week ! AZ 90
Fer 90 Per day. ........., 81 so
,,,e N, Children and servants half price.
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; or. spEED's
FEVER ToNIc-The announcement that ieveIs Of all
grades and types be cured from toO tioeatv hors
without vomiting, purgng other diagreeable operation
will appear startling and improbable that many will hard.
give eredenee though mOmenary astonished at such
apparent presumption and think of the subject;
nevertheless, unhestngy declare that the Electrical
Febribage will do it, when used as directed
Bilious Yellow, Congesiye. TYphus, and Intermittent
remedial action. 1t is perfectly safe in al conditions
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JOHN BUrLER, Jr
FEMALE MEDITfNIE. --N' -

d. Townssnd's SarsapeIla a sovereign and spsely CUE
lncipient Cgnsumpton, Bauenns, PTolapsus Uief or
qlling OF the Womb, Costvsns Piles, I4euuh0nhGa or
hltes, distracted difficult Mensuat1n, Inc0ntinence
Il Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the genera
rOstraon OF the syaenno matter whether the fnut OF
Inherent cause causes produced by egusty Illness
i;eidenl Nothing can be more than tHyigorutng
itects the human frame Persons, ell weakness iass
ude from taking II At become robust and full OF energy
ndeF its influence IL Immediately e0unteTucts the uarys,s-
Of the female frame which the great cause OF baEren.
1t will not be expected ct Us, IN deosie
aiure, 70 exhibit certificates OF perfoTe but we can
sUre DE afflicted thai hundreds OF nave been reported
u.s. THOUSANDS Of ez where families have been without
htdren, alter fcW bottles of this
"a been blessed with q hue. healthy Diisprng
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CUTs. WOUNDs AND sOnEs

The effects Of The FAN EXTRACTOR in lheie oases :
wonderful quickly does all pains and soreness
and heal the injury. No SCAR RENAME. Its success in
healing old sores of long standing unparalleled.
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No. 223 CHESNUTS STREET, PHILRDELPHI.7
'HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
l. friends that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which 81
has been under his charge for several years. Just been @
elegantly Tetted, enlarged and eiumshed, the most
fashionable manner and the entire organization Of De
pamen complete The most splendid suit of apartments can
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.
he central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it of the desirable 10 the
CITY for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either upon
business pleasures and there shall be spared
have 1t continue merit the liberal support has heretofore
received. H. J. HARTWETI,
EY~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 W.T.
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PLANTERS H0TEL-N NEW ORLEANS The
4 Undersigned begi leave 70 inform the public that 81
Sumner, and that he will accommodate AT very Il1
fedueed rae those who wish to locate permanently Fam
hes, specially VINO wish excellent and good table,
on me pest terms that be had in the city would do well
70 qa immediately; also, gentlemen who simply wish Board
Swtho44i odglngl viii be charged exceedingly low
rate The publio's obedient servant,
my7 BIN NJ MURRAY
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JAMNs D. sPRATLEY,
.sUReEoN d{gA DENTIs

Once Mo- 10 81. CHARLES street.
Hetwsen PaYdras and Lafayette Sauafs 4
Y3liEkE AL epsraZisna ths TEgTB viii performed
~ tnil.iaetcEy maaner. MIA ~
.. ID. BULLOCK DENTIST.
AkflCE AND RESIDENCE, 39S Camp street, just
operations on the TEETH for their preset
walton and beauty artificial TceM IN. IL -
asftsd-trom eae 70 a complete sel--oh the -a4lI1Y
most approved plan. IN. d. Charges very mou
eanle. ias ty
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10 the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
,nu Sasapaflla, number OF who formerly
iaahehu, nave commenced making Sarsapnna ExIugtss
gSl1, Btte Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They le.
ay put up ln the shaped bottles, and some OF tem
ave stolen and copied advertisements; they on'
"q3iQlless limitations, and should be avoided.
v Ihcpa Otlce, l26 Fulton str6et, Sun Building, y
%, Keeling Co., State street, Boston; py0tt sS6,
~ TGrM Second street Philadelphia s. y lance Drug
ssl batlmOfe p NJ. Cohen, Charleston; 100 S0nd Redrt
,.5eet, Albany p H. McGTaw Natehez and BY all ne
RIncpa Druggists and Merchants generally Throughout the
United States West Indies and the Canadas.
. J. WRIGHT, l5l ChaFtres street,
do SOLE AGENT, New Orleans.
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DALLEY,s PAN ExTRACToR.

- For Eryspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear Cor its
other place The Pain Extractor however draHs ou
and completely removes the Of the dseas and effects
Cuaho
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

DL. Townsend not having tested hiz SanHpaTa
Of Fits, Of course recommended IT, and surprise
Q receive the following from Intelligent and respectable
Farmer Of WeStciesteF county; Nh
FoRpHAM, August 49, 1SE7
Or. 1gDHsend-DeAT Sir: have tide gih seven year,
If age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
led almost everything for her. but without success at last
ithough we could ind recommendation In circulars
OF cases like hers, thought - she very deicas
health we would give her Of Sazapana are
'e glad we dad. for not only restored her strength bot she
had return Of the Fits 10 great pleasure sun
lEa She fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
We feel grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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IL subscTiber respectfully invites the patronage Of
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that f.ss.asi
he supply the wants of the Transient Visiters To a
Montgomery well Of his competitors Those
who going 10, returning from the North can obtain
MEALS HOURS to suit the arrival and departure
the railroad and steamer fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly in attendance, to convey passengers and from
boats to tie free of charge The accommodations are
equal 70 other establishment in the town. and being al
reduced offer additional inducements TO the travelling
public The pest Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged
and pains VIII be spared to render the stay of vse pleas
ANITA sErees Die,
au2O t&Nt a. A ABERCRONpTF
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In g. N. sAUNDERsss OFFICE, No II2
the citizens OF NewOreans for their generous support and
hopes mat prompt Attention TO business will contnu
snee o. he SAME lie IN possession Of remedy that VIII
break up any lever IN from TO II houn Persons wishing to
Try Il can Obtain upon application At his office. my0 ~
IROTANlC DRUG STORE, No. 08 Camp street,
= conducted BY DR-. A. A. JONES. mill "
his. H0UGH aad FRYDfNGER will attend to the
pfacilce Of their profession in all in It's branches Strict
calls attended 70 at all hou Office No. 1873 Baronne street,
near The Carolllon Railroad Depot.
- EGYPTIAN EXB BALSAM.
u. above nlalibe remedy for all Diseases per- r7fFs.
tanning to the EYE Ophthamla, of five years Nf.SSS
standing, cured in ii weeks the Tear in the Eye,
Of 3 years. cured in 10 weeks, man of this city, 49,
being stone blind for months restored to the sight Of
eye In three weeks gentleman who always used specs for
% years. by using only drop WINS enabled to read the
newspaper without them by candeigh hours after. In
nammation Of days cured bv single drop 1t gives
pFilancy to the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
CHARLRs street. apl7 1y
EAR. ELl.lOTT, PstsriEarv Surgeon, would announce
~, 70 the citizens Of this city and its VI; ~
business in his line entrusted to his S<2 IA
D Elliott hopes hisong experience Veterinary Surgeon
Will insure him large business, he nine years the
Veterinary College of France five years in Prussia and the
last hve in this city with great The Doctors
chafgesare from 81 to clio upon any durable disease
Advice gratis.
~ The Doctor is to be found at all hours of the day and
night at Tattersalls Stables, st. Charles street.
FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BlLUXI.-Fhe undersigned
w has the pleasure OF announcing to her friends -
and the public that shs has leased for term of years @
this desirable Hotel. The location central 10 bns &1!
ness cOnyenent 10 the haFbOr and bath houses with
the benefit OF the breeze and beautiful and ne5san
view. The house wei adapted families the rooms large
and well ventilated, and desraby fitted up There ara sew
era Ten,pn Alleys attached TO the Hotel aiso Pleasure
and Fishing Boais-and IN Short every thing to give sa
tact On 70 all who 'ay favor her with call.
Terms reduced from and after July H. 1885, as follows
Board per month. ..........,,, aa0 M
per week. 3 M
Children and Servants, LaiGnIce WIN, =. h.. o.
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r. n. g. 3. a .. s. KNAPr,
DENTAL SURGEONS, No. 104 CoMMoN ST..
LluInlllo Il.

saEk any one thai Cafio7s Teeth may Be-
y Preserved % extreme cid age millions - tss.s..
"a which are now annually lost that might a1 ~
e Preserved by timely and luaiioions ueat. YYy.A
Hsah oomfost beauty SD ongeyity ars xreallS sfen
dent on the preservation Of the Teeth.
Tooharhe, caused by exposure Of the nerve can be re-
ieYad neGl the nerve destroyed without pain.
They cave used the Leeon and Chor00rn nearly $500
cases without the least INJURY 70 the patient and with
alceeas, dsuyne senshty pain Ia the extraction ol
and eso N the most surgical operations, apu-
aion1 e,ct be a1eed by Professors EtOne Wedder
don 10 This city.
1hey are prepared 70 insert ARTlFlCIAL TEET II, from
one 70 eatfe es. either with without Artificial Gums,
WIN OF without atmospheric Gas circumstances may
eqnis) according 70 the latest scientific improvements
the
Those persons who have tested their operations several
years past VIII ceerfny bear testimony in their favor, par
nc1aEly ot their beauty and durability. miz6 iy d&W
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D. WEST.
alup

$50, 81 y. Csatscs Street. near kelagstls sq4ars.
- gAtE proprietor Of DR. Levett's PATENT En- AhlEt.,
~ ~ which a the Gold Pate, Springs and Clasps
securing Artificial Teeth, concealed by beautiful En-
ansl1 making moi mis- eomlete imitation of the natural
Lseln and Sunis but protesting the metal from acids and
telaot,ng the Unpleasant mesalic taste impaired to the
:. M *oua call leIiculat attention 70 his improved
mesit 81 inserting felth God Plate. Persons neQurng
sneh You'd ~ well 70 call and examine specimens ALI his
oIefAuns VIII be the best OF work mansip and
mtea. and y satisfaction thOse who may patron
lee hsn y W. nes 10 the following gentlemen who hive
lpnofed him with fheiI palr1nage
Professor SlzIna, Dr. Benhr0ok. Murphy q Nevius
Preieazag AlcEphys Sykes 4 Hyde, Robeson 4 Allen,
flgis.sos 4Amifp, sturges 4 Wright, etc. etc.
E4r Dentals supplied with Gold Fol- Plaie Teefh eto
Othce and redenos. No. II SF. CHARLES gtfeet neal
The e0FndEof Paydsna tvSI
r.. n. q. 3. Il ., 81 KNAPP,
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WhnuIAutuF9l and sDl1n 9 hQIeaala and retail, By
X. u. MASSEY Druggist and Chemist
mno ON ~ Camp, corner Gfayier street
MAf0HAlT I,,,. y :, N IGg oRLEAas,
MAYORALEy og NrwoRLrAns.

NOTICE Is hereby given in accordance with the abSye
preamble and resolution. and consequence OF the l
arg o. We part Of the sad James Dixon % fulfil The contrct
aoluaealen 70 nlm on ne lyIh June h5O that win se 10
q my oes a. 4 soSk ~ account and d james
Tor furnishing IA, w louzand) feel hard vesV nina 49,
Lumber, a. spenhed in sad luton and secistions IN
hle in the Surveyor office. '''1 SO'-N1''''' oh
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- , INV YORK, ApnI d 7 Al
DR., 10s0RseHd-I verify believe that your SarsaIuTla
has been the Means through Providence Of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough Il became worse
and worse At last raised large quantities Of blood had
night sweats and greatly debtated and reduced and
did not expect live. have only used Sarsapaaa
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me. | am able to walk ali over the city. raise no
blood, and my cough has left me. You well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your ODD servant
WIN. RUSSELL, % Cathanne street.
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~ for several years the conductor of the we'll known
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, fYss5f
situate IN Baldwin county, Ala, the eastern shore a
OF Mobile Bay ten miles southeast of Mobile most asA
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen to give him visit
with their families and enjoy the natural beauties and arac
tive accommodations of the place. open the season.
lie intends to conduct his house in such style OF and
excellence 70 make te Of the country every
way worthy of the most liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the advantage OF en-
l0yng Shower Bath unsurpassed in the Southern country
being supplied bya Natara Fountain discharging han
dTed gallons of water per minute. strong Chalybeate
Spring also the premises very beneficial those whose
health require the OF Mineral Water.
For Salt Water Bathing commodiOua house has been
erected.
Low pressure teamboat will leave this place every
ming for Mobile, and return in the evening.
Applications for Board should be directed to me- care
OF JOHN TICKNoR, ESQ.,, Mobile, Ala.
ap30 BIN WIN. l.. HOWARD
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Below is Of another child saved. DR.. Town
sends SaEsapara has saved the lives Of thousands of chill.
ren The following certificates selected from great
uumber received this week;
NEW YoRK, April !, 1877.
DR. J0Dasea&-Dear Sir: One Of my children was very
4ck with Canker IN the Month and Throat attended with
treat debility. IL came dying. obtained of your
excellent medicine. and il cured directly for which assure
you feel very grateful Koun, respectfully,
Tlashr FtFaa
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DR.. ToNRssnd-DeaI Sui purchased iuf my wife Two
bottles Of Sarsapaa Of your agent, Mr. mcNair OF klba.
mazoo, TO Try Tor the Fever and Ague Before hail In
sed the first BOTTLE appeared to the blood and eYsy
other day. when the ch and fever Appeared they a
violent and before she had finished the bottle she was ell
before she took the ague lady that had be very
with chs and fever, but had broke them with aiune
was left in weak and distressing atei troubled
exceedingly with The ague cake, seeing the effect that had
On my wife, she sent and procured few bottles and
restored her In lew weeks TO complete health. Your SaIs
para is, without doubt, uneuaed in Diseases incident 10
the West and if you think that this communication will be
Of use, you at liberty to il : you choose,
Yours. respectfully, CHARLRs H. SWAIN.
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In this misery onged for DEATH and never expected re-
very, wneu Mn. Jesslp desired me 10
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z,
ID Opposite The Main Wharf.-The undersigned f,5sT
have the honor OF informing the public, that they ;is
have Just completed establishment Vaudeville,
opposite the large Wharf, scale of magnicence and
comfort calculated fill the void that has long been felt
in this delightful ID has been their aim
make this establishment fashionable and desirable resort
combining the comforts OF Restaurant kept in the most
approved and recherche STYLE with Wines and Liquors of
the most choice and varied kind.
Dinner will be served either the table dhOte or according
the bill of fare. Attached the Restaurant will be found
BAR at which only the best Liquors and Wines will be
dispensed
Connected with the establishment likewise handsome
Billiard ROOM provided with excellent cues, and where anna.
teu occasionally find relief from the monOtony OF
country life.
an fine, the pOpTetO have left nothing undone to make their
establishment agreeable No money has been spared
to the various comforts for those who may honor them
with their patronage.
N b. There Barber and Hair Dresser attached to the
above establishment.
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EDlCAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
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MOND, VA.-The thirteenth Annual Course OF
Lectures will commence on Monday, the 18th OF
October, 1850, and continue until the LIST OF the
ensuing March. The commencement for comforting
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K. l.. BoHANNAN, NJ. D., Prof. OF Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYHE, M. D., Prot OF Mate-
ria Medlca and Therapeutics.
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Pharmacy.
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and Surgical Anatomy.
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my and Physiology.
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ractice of Medicine.
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trifng expense.
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cases. and furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical
instruction. Many surgical operations are per-
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the guidance Of the Professors, unusual opportu-
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diagnosis, and treatment of disease.
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