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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
HE P309ElET0 S ARE REGULARLY
EDUCATED PHYSlCI3NS.

Having been engaged for nearly thirty years il
an extensive practice Of medicine. sse have lon
seen the necessity OF Just such madeleine as thu.
"a medicine compounded Of Vegetable produc
tons OF rare efficacy and virtue, and so combine
to assist each other in their operation-sure G,
search out and eNFel from the human body all the
germs of disease; and yet so gentle that the mos
delicate female may them with safety.
Unlike any other Pill now in use. they act upon
The large and the small intestines alike-neve'
causing pain or nausea, unless the stomach is verl
foul
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
Pills ! Pills y


FF1OR every man. woman and chic u. al
~ country who need kindto sultyou 80.
Puliord Ambitious Pills,
FahnstocE's do
DR.. Elmore's Improv ed Bilious GO
Jew DavId's Honey { Dated 10.
Oriental or Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious 10.
Graefen5erg DO
MofIat's Pills & Bitters.
Sappington Ague Pills,
DR.. BrUce's do,
Dr.. Brandseths Pills,
Rev. 0. Hibard's do.
Dr. Angle Candy Coated do,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do, -. r
md lots of other kinds, which you can sns,rl
;aling at the Mineral Point Drug store
cPposite Beech's store -oen
Nov IS r y. PO II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
gg@gg 81 I@ge9GS ; 9g1 0g is.
TAX NOTICE.
Office Of the Board of Supervisors, !
MINERAL PoIsr, Oct. /, 1850.

Ut" q N7Nt
NOTICE Is hereby green that the following
N described Lands and Town Lots, sold
in April, A. ID. 1913, for the unpaid taxes Of
The year 1917, remain unredeemed in the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors
OF the county of Iowa and State of Wisconsin.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes, interes
and charges due upon the tracts hereinafter
described be paid or before The thirteenth
day Of April, A. ID. 1851, the said lands and
town lots will be forfeited and deeds will be
granted 70 the purchaser for the same.
THOS. S. ALLEN.
Clerk BID IF Supervisors, Iorca 60. His
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

JUST RECEIVED.
Mendelsshon collection of Psa!gnody,
Jeremiah ParSes,
Family Failings,
Man with the Mask,
DowageT, or School for scandal.
ATTIC Revelations
RockInham. &c &c, &c.
W. Reeds Black Ink,
NotaIial Waters, &c
JOSEPH SMITH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
A Host of Physicians,

Piedgins taeir experience and sin in its merits
Whoever witnessed such srrsy II men q all pro
fessions holding it up the people as medicine OF
rare aud wonderful power ana one on which al
classes could rely with uodoubtei and Inuistakeabie
.--.l.-.., NJ. III trre rive tie I'D Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

.-f~ IS ret another medicine in the world that
f-aT sueh high Snd p"verful testimony in Is IA
p" - defv she world 20 produce its equal. Here
~ on - stirzuished educated rItYsIc1ANs
Hase opinion i Of value all sls9 towards
Hndrea DRUGGISTS, whose experience ia con-
Guiding. mixing and preparing medicines or every
vracter snd description, eutitle their opinion Z,
lie greatest weight. voluntarily and frankly state
herr views Of the merits OF old Dr.. Jacobs sAr-
enariiia.
j. all this We shall add as far IS we havo room,
Re testimony Of those who have been cured
Colchester Conn. june q. ls49.
Dr- jacob Townsen6-Sfr. Nv vile has fo- Two
ears - more teen afflicted with disease OF the
Ever approaching nearly 70 Dysrsptic Corsump-
ion. She applied 20 most eminent ufvsieians tst
tttsiHcd 10 relief ~ their hands Size AZ length
rfei = 2 lOWUseun's Sarsapariila. without
tA&Ii14 - or ADVANTAGE Seeing Old DR..
5sr"t lewnsena's SarsSTarilia advertised in the
Hartford pape-s ~e Procured = half dozen bottles
winch have nearly restored my wife perfect health
'frer persons seeing - able Effects snx-
I car sell several dozen forthwith.
DANIEL BUCKLEY
Depot for tie Ole Dr'.. sarsapzTiIla, Is now Ioz
THOMPSON. sETTLMAN r CO. Propristors
Princ.pa Office for the Western States-I6
3 Vine street Cincinnati Ohio.
G. ". CALHOUN. GeHeyrl .4gert.
CLARK & WooDRUFF, MilrauIee.
A gents for Wisconsin.
For sale in Mineral Point bv
THO. RoDoLF.
Deales IN Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dye-Stuffs &c, &c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
hingles. ~llingles.

A lne l3. Of shingles on hand and for sale
prices Satisfactory 10 purchasers
c. BEECH & Co
aIneia POINT. Feb 22d 1850
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
II MED APPLEo--A hTst rate article Just II
IL Ceiyed and for sale at LLO1D'S
The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MARINE & LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK
100000.
Office, on Uater Street, in Uises' Brick Ro1c
VINCENNES, IND.

This Company having duIv ORGANIZED and ten
per cent paid in on the caDitaI sfock subscribed.
and the balance secured bv mortgage on Real Es-
tate and by personal guarantee. are now prepared
to effect Insurance against loss OF damage by Fire
on Buildings Merchandise Machinery. Nanutac-
tories, and all descriptious of property: also on
fransnorfafior1 ,ba - Of The 60 e. Sc L.
the hnls of stearnb+s and otl,er 1913 nd M.
on Lireg of individI1aIs goino to Cafifornia The
rates If nreroiuro will ta as low as those of any
other responsible Con1n,nv
All losses l;bar.If adjusted and ,,ror,,l,, ,,e;5
Tho st(c - -: .C,,,,( = III atiTJolT~ N
the West and contradict h, western men and in
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
Solid, Unbroken. Phalanx,

re make trial Of this noble medicine TIE DRUG
GISTs eirh ehsrac-eri,tsc NOT eue ss. h=se added
their testimony its excellence an6 pnsur pAssed
eflcncr WIN them came
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
MOFFATpS
Life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for period Of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained a nigh charac-
ter in almost every part of the globe for their ex
traovdnarv and immediate power of restoring per
feet health TO persons suffering under nearly every
kind of disease to which the human frame is Gabs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
EROEA HERE

Teeth extracted in the best manner, also cup
ping and bleeding attended 10 at all times by
GEORGE APPEL.
Mineral Point June 2Cth 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
LONDON VEGETABLE
81 LOU LpIILlLSo

FROM THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
n ii HE pubic are assured that in these Pills they
- have a medicine of unrivaled power and e
hcaey. The proprietors after having used them
several years in an extensive medical practice con-
hdently pronounce them the best Pill ever CON-
pounded
If the public would take the trouble to examin
they would find that the pills in general use are
got up by men having medical knowledge
though some Of them give themselves the title of
Doctor. Their object being to make money, thei
pills are composed OF some drastic drug, like aloe
and sometimes sugar coated. to cover their extreme
ly nauseating taste. These pills will generally op
crate but they are apt to leave the bowels costive
and by their partial operation upon the large in
testnes they induce costiveness piles and various
forms OF dyspepsia and other arrangement OF tho
intestines. Not so the
LONDON VEGETABLE BILIOUS Pills.
They are what the profess to be, composed OF
some o. ne m.tsi are and valuable medicines ev-
er t,sccr 1a, combined that they act upon
all pa fhe small as well
as the mo healthy ac-
ton, the most prolific
source md digest
i've organ .ea-...ae. ..6 he a.tlv condition
The desl4s Ais- .a.ea -ac-- pills sr1Ie GOT an
was 10 sol re problem % tine 20 5 bliity o. find
ing in yhe egeraa5e < aadorn.
lib fIl IL FOR MERCURY
an irs -orms, nd practically IN regulating he
liver and removing Bilious diseases as we'll as act
ing as an alternative IN all forms OF Chronic disease
After patient fria o various medicines in differ
ent iorns 81 combination. ,hese pills were found
10 solve The problem. IN them the pubic have a
vegetable compound answering al the purposes
81 mercury, and vet per ectly harmless. being a.
daHied tln proper loses % :he most delicate e.
male OF c:t.id sell rs .se robust man The
Med f.ca-T t-" -.isj-e.. %. eaf .ha.g iler -s
nuf r.. 80. ....a, 49,,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
4 QUESTION ANSWERED.

Il may be asked why adding another "a
the large list already offered 70 the public. claim
ing as these pills 90. 10 cure all diseases Ou,
answer is this and il j, given in all candor ",
believe We have in these pills. better medicin,
than ever before offered ior the relief OF human
suffering, and that they destined to prove p
great blessing TO mankind
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
Every Class OF Persons,
A Fountain of Sweet Waters.

or they have seen its effects and know tha: it Is
sod. And as though tnis were act enough 20 o.
vince every doubtful iaind and cause tile ENTIRE
POPULATION in
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
0hys ~ar A>u Always seas

-.-- .tA
g. -..e AZ %a. desire it, il chance 70 tTy rhtu
~. ".s }o'chas-ng. We leave with our Agents box
f. c'"'aU'ng dose or two lor gratuitous distribu-
'san. We prefer rather, 10 Introduce them this
ay than by publishing certificates OF their Ell
ctcy-hHndTeds OF which have been rendered us
by grateful patients who have been cured by them
In these pills the public have a certain cure ia,
lhe Ague and Fever. Chill Fever. and all disease
OF that class il they VIII Perse, ere in fheir use ri
they have full time TO cleanse the system: with.
out the necessity Tor quinn Bar. or tie thou
and and one Choagogues and Tonic, Offered 70 rh.
P'bIc all n which contain Quiuine or Arsenic
thea az i,e t.trte4I'lo Nhet eo.rJ l., tilr--
pills. they viii aave no relapse but remain in GOO
ha3lfb
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourge of the western country thee
Medicines will be found safe, speedy, sno cer-
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the p stem
subject 10 a return ofthe dsease--a cure by the%
medicines is pernanent-TRT THEM, bb
SATISFIED AND RI CURED.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
Rlious FeVers nd LiVer C0mplal1tE.

General Debility, Loss OF ArPEilTE, 's7
DISEASES OF FESlaI.Es.these medicines have been
used with the most benel cial results in cases %
this description :-kING's Evil and SCRoFLA' u
its worst forms, yielGs TO the mild yet powerful
action Of these remit rlSa3ie Medicines. NIGHT
SwEATs, NERVOUS IDENTITY, EERvoCs Cox
PLANTS Of all kinds, PALYIrATIoN or THE ilElS7,
..---... -. -......-.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

Just received by Prairie schooners large a
mount o. SAIL, which Will be sold the bestterms
BEECH * TILLEY.
June goth
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

IL Unknown to whom the above lands
are assessed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
Psows! Pillows! =!

wIEIRST rate One and Two Horse Flows; Also
4 first rate Breaking Plo.y. Tor sale by
BEECH < TILLEY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

E7NGLISH BLISTER STEEL Of a superior
~ quality tor sale by THOMAS DANEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
EIOOk al EEhES.

r Albany quantity on hand and for sale
~ at the Mineral Point Eahng House
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
Honey Honey!

A large quantity of superior strained Honey on
hand and for sale by BEECH & TILLEY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

BUFFALO TONGUES, Dried Beef and Venison
- tor sale at LLOXD'S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

S.-A first rate article lust re
for sale at LLO1D.S.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
The Pine.Tree shIllinr.

Capt John Hull was the mint. master of Masses.
cnlsetts, and coined all the money that was rnads
His was new line of business for In the az rI;s,
days of The colony, the current coin was The aoid
aUd silver money of England, Portugal and Snsjn
These coins being scarce, the people were pften
irced 10 barter their commodities instead of selling
them -''s
For instance, if man wanted 10 buv coat bo
perhaps, exchanged bear skin for it, If he wished
a barrel Of molasses, he might purchase il for a
pile Of pine boards. Musket bullets we're nseJ in
stead of farthings The Indians had a sort az mo
ney called wampum, which was made of clam
shells and this strange sort of specie was kevyss
i3ken m payment Of debts by English settlers.
Bank bills had never been heard Of There was
not money enough OF any kind, in many parts of
the country, to pay their ministers; so that thew
had 10 take quintals of fish, bushes of corn, or
cords OF wood, instead of silver and gold
As The people grew more numerous, and their
Trade with one another increased, the want of cur.
rent money was still more sensby felt To supply
The demand, the General Court passed law for es-
tdblishing coinage of shillings, sixpences and
Threepences Capt, J. Hull was appointed TO man.
niacture this money, and was TO have about one
shIillng out OF every twenty, to pay him for his
trouble in making them
Hereupon, all the old silver in the colony was
handed over to Capt. John Hull. The hatteted sill
yer cans and tsnkards, lsuppose and silver buckles
and broken spoons, and silver hits Of swords that
had figured at court, all such curious old articles
We're doubtless thrown into the melting bot together
by tar The greater part of the silver eonsisied of
bullion from The mines Of South America. which
Hs tE7h HnfeH7rs, iryiie wsre iiitls hsitsr llian
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

my reason for this bequest is that the said book
seller showed me many marks of kindness and
courtesy, and visited me during sickness of seve.
RAJ RAJ days lie was married man, member of
the English church, and, if now living. il abont
forty years of age, or more
" Codich-If the above bsquest cannot be com.
piled with, for lack Of proof or by reason Of the
death Of the legatee, hereby direct my executors
70 divde the shares equally between The five par
ment'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

Isco Remarkable Women.-Tbe census t.Lers
OF the Second Ward in New York states that there
are now living in that Ward two very rematkable
females One is about ninety years of age. born
in Ireland, who earns livelihood by fine sewing
she has never used specacles, and her sight is as
perfect as 1t was IN her youngest days The other
is one hundred and one years old. and aiso sno
ports herself by her kneede. She is said to he as
active as woman of fifty, and dispenses with the
use of spectacles.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
MUSIC.

MusIC AND MUSICAL INSTR UNIEsNTs. The
~ subscr 6ers would respectfully request your ~
attention TO their large and extensive stock or Mn z1
sla 1 and S Musical ~ Merchandise of descrption @
Eortss from the factories of tn, rsi makers in tbe
United States and Europe. " e N
Srlngs for Violin, Gnitar Harp Vioipcelo DopbIa pa
etc., Guitar Pins, Pegs, Screws etc i7 iass'
HIolhs, Flutes Gu taIs. Accordons Brass Instruments
Tor Bands, ambOurines, Banjos, Drums e;o etc -'9
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammers, Forks etc etc. and
attended TO. ~ ''i' VIC ptunpuy
seminaTies. - N-0'Ois' anu W
Second Hand Pianos bOugh and taken in part payment
lished. w -'o''Ai e' SUN as pup-
The entire Music Department will be under the cbo. s
Mr. H. d. Hewitt. New Orleans, La. Oct s5 50 "a
os5 dtfNW4t n IS s. HhHHIEir HHhEHMHTIEEi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
succession Of Cyrus Green-ImprOVed PrOpeFtV
on sIlette street, Second Municipality,
Il n 4

w EpNEsDAf December at Il o'elock-wi be sold at auc
~ on at Banks Arcade pursuance Of an oisr Of tb
dated Nov. ?, 1850 - 1' 0uf VI L'e"orieahs
The follow ing described properv halorpi,o q, a.,
Cyrus Green, deceased, viz: 99 - 49, eSeeAs''" VI
A certain LOT OF GhOIJrJD with all the i'm rDror, 49,. a,
le square bounded Benjamin, Suzette st Thoms and
streets SAID Lot 4s feet III lnea
Ioni on u7ee street. by depth of 10 Sc inches
paralel lines The improvements comprise large and eonvesnt
AMY quilt Of brick having aud eight
Mi galeres front and side two kitchens seryaitsi
roh In the With on brick onds
tons arranged for keeping meats butter ETC below
Onethrd cash balance 70 and is months fr no,e,
property. - ~ ~ '"Ut s1se oh the
purchaser e' " - ~ n' Expense OF me
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
Direct .E2SlaoOTt11tl0e1,

~ NOW opening at the Store Of -a5
MI A X d, 81 Royal street.
Ihe subscriber having justreurned from Europe
10 oe TO his friends and the public complete assortment
o. GOODS his line eected by himself anulctorss
Europe with the greatest and attention. among which will be
found the following
Fsuteus, Canopies Tete-aTee Mar
qnses ConsoleI, Jardiniers, stc
CURTAIN sTUFFs-of every variety and ou,lv cobnr;;
some very rich and splendid patterns
= De SEW KEs-CryEtauX de Venice including
every variety OF goods, both of fancy art Papisr Mache
ho2e Statutes Pendues, Nante Ornaments Vases Services
or he rsoe including Breakfast Dinner Sets Perfume
Bottles Of raised Glass and varegated colors
LAfs-of eyary description Bronze and Poreane also
new and beautiful article which be used either as Lamp
Vase, : 'F
patterns. f
AND soiREEs-Eyery variety oruaments including
uses oandelabras, Ornamental China Groups of Figures
Flower Vases, Flower Baskets, etc.
me above bods just per Brunswick Magnolia and
from Havre public invited 10 call and
terms. " ~ ~ apo o' m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
AUCTION SALES.
mouse and Lot on Philppa street, Second Mn.
nIcipHlity, for account Of former
RfrK
BY j. A. BEARD.

nIcIpHIity, lOr accO ant of former
purchaser.
- -. A. HEARD, AuctiOneer,
ATqRDAY November I6, o'clock- m be 80 d at
- at Banks Arcade ~ 'e SUI a aueuon
following described Property for account and rk Of
christian Menzer, failed conpiy with tb terms
adlnucdtiqn made the 18Th Of October 1856 to wiz
a certain LOT OF GROUND ali the inluToyen,s tIsra,
10 % square bounded by the New Basin Phiupa and Init r
iflon wax said Lot measures 80 front on PhinnS
sue py ueplh OF % feet between parallel lines The
mh comprise two story house gate entrance Len
as per plan. 80 W S'neh' repair all
TIE purchaser payment of note due
Inc property to be kept insured for amount Of credit navr,e
the purchaser. ' A~i ~ ens expense OF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
Extensive Sale OF Splendid and FasbionabJe
Furniture.
RY Il A. mann

rTITT
oE5iDAf November 26, 1850 aud following day al il
Robb, Esq, st Charles street, = - ''ie' VI 'Nihes
The enire FURNITURE of the es ablishrnan, ~.
sgsni and fashionable Drawing room Dining aud Breakfast
superb alirros elegant Curtains
s 9rS Tables E1tenson, Dining FABLES Piano
fuii China rnntants
nanbeFs conprspg every pun of Bedroom yon'site
ava large yaIety Of ey description II Furnilure
me pest manufacture and latest a prr CATALONIA
VIII oe ready Tor delivery the 9Th November - ~
me uTsng will be opened inspection of Furniture op the
same and following days, " u'e oi 'ie
Terms - on de livery, Sale, ,vi.b,ut rosorr,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13
EDUCATION.

NEW ORLEANS FEMALE INsTgTvJTE-f1p
At w a 1SP sS H9aspss sga9oL gpR Yogse LApI
A This Institution under the persora
ery aD q NIT macanay the advanced CLASSES the
ny assisted by another gentleman To give instructions in
ne french Spanish and Italian languages, in Drawing
Dancing, Vocal and Instrumental Musie the most ncc,
pllShled lSl professors are employed.
and school and he aim Of s pnopa pSp IL i n o
a9c thelr pugis through substantial and systematic con
ledge and discipline Of ne hsal as We ns s
Of Intellectual culture ample 6ase ssf e sau ge
10 efforts wilt be wanting to promote the improvement o
me pupils, and ladies received the family rs
9oafaess viii share in the eoyments, privileges and aeD
The Play. Gound-an item essential to sobooi. ls,ga
dry and secluded from public vew and references when
teaue WI be made to parents who have had their daugh
ds,sg sSgFse ;e ;. Gf Lectures History and osphy viii
scientific Subjects the school furnished with he Tsuss e
made personaly BY letter Sus sms lsE oe
CarrOllt0n Episcopal Female seanfnarv
FIVE miss from New oea. and I'd beyond the fsrss
EisAA e6oa Roy sanspfs and Ranepa Il,
hEv,n cHAs. H. wlLLiAMsoN, Principe. Of the French
mss. CLARA D. NJ. GUoN, pracipal Of tn. Musical De-
The RT. REv'D LsoNInAs POLK. d n "a,
sssrcne nsitosi supervision e hs general affair oi he sm
Thu Institution i.r s n.treon Ct young ladies m al n.
81 n ope win be opsned for Tie
@ pas Maasien Ss ns S0,smhsT ~ ls
saaliy situated Il az bssbs .s @ q pr . l.
a. ali hours by M fi'es and accessible from Nes
The s1PsSVS exp V toE aoau Tuon Eugish French and voea
Music inepding q nstrmeu $40 er ss
psr pis S furnish hsir sbest pillow cassl laSs
% ses All payments will be sqasssirey and apa
ls sD e es pupils win b
sPs Fespoa po y 1s sia ssSs u sSI,
ShqEsS q ss IN louisiana eauoon Parish of jeaon October
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

ST. LOUIS HOTEL-DANCING ACADEMY =
- MApLLE JULIE VINCENT respectfully -
TO the Ladies and Gentemen Parents and es
poar1ng Schools that she has taken the Saloons Of
We ST Louis Hotel Tor her academy this winter &iS
She nope tor the continual patronage Of hersehOars
o last winter and all Others who to on her academy
MAD lie June Vincent viii give Children oiree every yyo
weeks and ba every two weeks for the Senior Classes
IL not necessary TO the variey Of dances Thai
Gi oe ttauggf &C her academy, but AZ is new and
lead the orchestra with new music, ss ~
TERMs-Six Dollars for Twelve Lessons in classes al her
Academy Private Lessons of four eight at house Eght
Dollar each. - ~ VI OAs VI t'o' Ohe
Mad Vincent will be found at her academy at all hus
oi her class Thursdays and SaturdayonT
ten P, ~ si'eii4h I'll
Der. DS'N 'i'e ~" Vi Se SsSem- S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-13

A LGlEhS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANpLERy
undersigned s grateful for the patronage
efeoIoe bestowed and to the wants of his ensfomer
has enlarged his stock and sore hopes with these
u msrL Their CONTINUANCE He prepared to fill all PIantaon
ilp' Steamboat and Family orders in the Grocery and
amp Chandery line at city prices and the shortest notre
Keeps constantly on hand assortment of Fresh
o Sea rar etc Corage Of kinds and general assortment
ranted Tools for carpenters and caulkers' use y
- 10 on THOMAS HUGHES.
GEORGE SHERLOCK'S EsrABLIsHED
o1,, EMIGRATION, ,iS REMITTANCE. AND INTELLIGENCE
offlCk LlV foy dras street, New Orleans. Pas s1 ne
a 70 ra ang 9,frSaa JrS G'reGt Br5tain and Ireland
to inform his friends and the public that he ssssfa
Gonnaes n. business of issuing Drafts and bringing out
reasonable terms. Apply to '' " e p w y"
GEORGE SHERLOCK, ITO Poydras street,
between Camp and St. Charles sts
s--ps =, INTELLIGENCE DEPARTKENT;
1ardeners and LaboreTs supplied to those reour
ng them, and families fnrn he'd with good 6oroneb
servants, Cooks, etc etc. Apply 10
~ GEORGE SHERLOCK, ITO Poydras street.
~ oulus between Camp and St Charles