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- GAMgzE.Rs ;, AM CURED.

Mr. B KINNEY, merchant, Clinton Oneida county NJ "
informed that cancerdoctor in said county was eueGn
wonderful cures of CANCERS through the efficacy OF BRANrS
PURIFYING EXTRACT. cnHcerd0ctOr IN Greene county,
N " is also using said PURIFIER Mr. A. B. SETTLE, drug;
p at CanaolaIie Montgomery county, NJ " has informed
us Of an important Of CANCER Of long standing which
was effected un aged lady of that place. IT. therefore, this
PuRtFER cures Caae by lis purifying healing power wha,
impure disease the blood not curel Seven years
experience and triumph says there none but wha VIII
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Hobensack's Worm Syrup.

Hobensack's Worm Syrup.
TENHE best and perhaps the most useful mcdi
l. cine ever offered TO the public, for the de
OF Worms that af1lict the Human Fam
lily, is Hobcnsacks's Worm Syrup
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS,
You that have those little ones entrusted to your
care, to nourish ana rear up in childhood, should
consider they are more or less afflicted with di-
sense in their tender years, and of all diseases {.
affecting them none SO fatal as mornS, they not
only destroy them but aggravate most all diseases
such as Diarrhoea, Looscness &c. They are not
confined to children alone, but grown persons are
more or less subject to them, and not unrequCnt-
ly suffer when the least gu 'pect from hot fright
fulreptile, the
Tape w Orma.
How shocking the idea OF human being, pin
ing away miserable existence with such a mon
ster pra ying upon the vitHls oflife. While others
will excite your fears TO sell their spurious articls
with no evidence of their virtues. And to show
the unprecedented success and established Tepu-
tation OF uobensack's Worm Syrup, we will here
let a sufferer tell his own tale Of woe, and express
the generosity Of his noble soul in strains OF graf.
itude for his relief from the messenger Of Death
and who affirmed and suhcrihed before Il Justice
of the Pence in the county OF Philadelphia
Williamson, Camden county, NJ.
MnssRs HoBENsAcK--With the blessing Of
kind providence, send you these few lines. infor-
ming you of the wonderful effects of your Worm
Syrup. Having been ATTENDED by fourteeu differ
cut Doctors. without receiving any benefit, and
hearing of the wonderful cures performed by your
Worm Syrup, was iupuccd to try il, and upon
taking the tenth bottle ! was much relieved by
passing a tape worm q feet in length. My Iaith
at that time becoming so much in its favor, and
my wife being unwcll, induced her to TRY it, and
to her utter ustonshnent she passed stomach
worms and was restored 10 health. | havo used
itwih my children, two Of whom were much al-
fictcd and a large number of worms were pissed
by both with almost an immediate restoration to
health. YEAMANS PAUL.
August 18th, 1919.
County OF Philadelphia, IS.
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber
one ofthe Aldermen in and for the said county,
the above named Ye0mans Paul. who, after being
duly affirmed according to law, doth depose and
say, that the above statement is just and true in
very particular
Affirmed and subscribed before me, This 18th
| ay Of August, ls49.
| SAML. ENG ARD. Alderman.
The above certificate we deem sufficient to sat
isfy all and to the afflicted we would say, use no
other while Hobensacks' Worm Syrup can be had
IN. g. @. S. uOBENSACK, Proprictors.
PtiLadelphla
! For sale By J. BeaA, J, p Wood and Snyder g.
| Mccormick, Cadig, and Merchants generally.
throughout he state.
! October 90, 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-14
"OHIO HARMONIsT.p .

A COLLECTION ofPsalIns and Hymn tunes
n from the hest nn:hor, TO which is added
selection OF Temperance songs. also, containing
The rudiments ofmusio. on n plain and concise
plan. by ALExAEDER AULD, enlarged edition reyi-
sed and improved for saloby J. BEALL.
FebUafy 81, 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-14
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, &C.

"BYRON, GENEsEE Co. n. Y Oct. 49, l847.
"Messrs. NJ. T. WALLACE & CO.. Some time last winter
wife became debiaed from the effects of Lueorh9d
form any household labor Her medical varied
according the advice and prescriptions of the eminent
physicians until skill exhausted nuseess efforts She
became very skeeon that the time she commenced
king Brdnfs Medicine she weighed than eghyfve
pounds hut by the time she had taken four bottles she became
10 do all necessary household work. and gained thirty pounds
Of flesh in four weeks.
Yours truly, G. B. GALENTINE"
The reader will observe that Mr.. GALENTENE SAYS "ouy
sKLLn He, are informed by z. TERRY, Esq, of the
sRme place. studied medicine.
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest,

who have used BRANTs PURIFIER after having used and
tested the sdrsaparilds and other medicines recon-
mended to cure blood diseases, have decided that
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dvspepsia-Sour Stomach!

rom the girl the Ooman and the tcoman at middle dgethe
me case Is accelerated the other gradually suppressed
prevent any of the taat diseases that frequently arise IN con
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This is the case of Dying who yet hUes. He Dls
cured of of Scrofa by only l0Ue Bottles of
BrRnts Purifier than cured by the of TelUe
Gallons of the best sarsapara that made Sarsa
para has not Sufficient medical poUer to effect the cure Of
such rcr0kingly hopeless case.
Mr.. j. B. HAsXN of Rome, Oneida Co., ~ Y, had Scof
Ra four yOdrswas confined TO his bed the last yearhe
much diseased and debitated to be unable to
his hand his head He had the best medical advice
had used all OF the best srsdpdrias to good effect
got and oorSe and considered TO be in Dying
State and could live taoenyour hours longer when he
commenced using BRANI"S PURIFIER. His neck was
eaten nearly Of from to hole was eaten through
his oiRdppe under his chin, that he breathed through
the hoehis eaten around that it could be lifted
up out of it's place, it only holding by small piecethe
of destroyed by two Ucersan Ulcer under
the arm large mans hand had nearly eaten through
his side into his body Thus he afflicted with TceRty
such putd dcid Cfensi0e Ulcers various parts Of his
person. For further and full particulars Pamphlets
Doet THOMAS WILLIAMS one of the most skiltu physi.
clans of Rome called to askn the day before he
commenced using BrdAts Purifier. DOet. w. examined
him and then told him that all the medicines in the World
could not cure him-that his case was
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-14

A NALL quick at SnoTwEDa AND CRAnB's md get
~ some oftbo pretty Goods before they nre all
gone. they are agong fst may 8, 1880
DANTALOONs--Jl Cashmere Tweeds
h Saltinets and Cor6eroy, at tic clieap cash
storeof sHOTWELL and CRABB
may 8. 1850 oe.s
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Worse than Hopeless

Now hear Mr. HASKlN'S statement of cure. lie said
My wife procured bottle of BRANT"S PURIFYING
EXTRACT-THAT BOTTLE enabled me 10 get of my bea-
the SECOND bottle enabled to get out Of The househe
THIRD enabled to tcalk miles and when had finish
cd using Nine Bottles SEVENTEEN out of oenty Ulcers had
HEALED UP, and three bottles more effected PERFECT
CURE and restored me to gaod health.
FOURTEEN WITNESSES. -
The above facts are certified to by DOCT T. WILLIAMS
Mr. g. r. BROWN, of Vest Rome HgeL Messrs BSSEL.
& LEONARD, Druggists and ELEVEN other respectdtl
uitU at Ron
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MTERCURTAL DISEASES,

erddcator Of all The effects Of MERCURY any of the various
A n euA III
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Rheumatism.

BlactioslpS Island, Sept, A. lsi7.
DR. S. P TOWNSEND Dear Sir have suffered ter
ribly for nine years with the Rheumatism considera
BILE of the time could not cat, sleep or walk had
the utmost distressing pains and my limbs were ter
rbly swollen. have used four bottles of your SaTsa
parilla and they have done me more than one thou.
sand dollars worth of good am so much better-in-
deed am entirely relieved You are at liberty to
use this for the benefit of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS.
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SALT RHEuM,

ard sl impure chronic deases BLOOD, always cured
BY HRANT'S EXTRACT
Z For sale by John Bedll, ,Gadiz; W. Sturgeon g.
Co., IIafrisyile; j Russell &aEo.. jefferson; ]. s.
A. sraggert, IippecaBoss Al. +. Cros's ey, New
RAmley, IDhn Parrishs gWoore6pld; J. T. Camblctt,
Deefayllle,Isnac Lewis t5epTgetown, and By Mer,
ohnhtsaiM Druggists fllseVc%y town in the'state
februaty 20, 1850 ly s
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Splitting Blood.

DR. $. P. TowNsEND--I verify believe your sarsa.
parilla has been the means, through Providence of
saving my life | have for several years had bad
Congh it became worse and worse. At last raised
large quantities of blood, had night sweats and
greatly debated and reduced and did not expect to
live have only used your sarsaparilla short time,
and there has wonderful change been wrought in
me. am now able to walk all over the city raise
no blood and my cough has left me. You can well
imagine that am thankful for these results, Your
obedient servant WIN. Russell, 65 Catherine-st.
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DR. s. P. TowNsEND--Dear Sir 4: have little girl
seven years of age who has been several years
afflicted with Fits; we tried almost every thing for
her but without success at last although we could
find no recommendation in your circulars Orcases like
hers we thought as she was in very delicate health,
we would give her of your saIsaparilla and are
glad we did for it not only restored her strength but
She has had return of the Fits to very great
pleasure and surprise She is fast becoming rugged
and healthy for which we feel grateful.
Yours respectfully, JOHN BUTLER, ia.
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM !!

Mr.. A. HOLTSTANDER, merchant, Obcylia, Loyyain Co.,
Ohio WROTE December 49, 1848 and aer having stated how
like charm The PULMONARY BALSAM had effected the
cure Of bis wifes consmPLiye cough said ~ have person
debility Of my system, and have no hesitation in saying that
II Is the best medicine and INvIGoRATE
TEN that have used In every instance where have
sold BRANTS MEDICINES they hare proped their efficacy
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-14

Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cnred
Bronchitis Consumption, Liner COmpiasNt, Colds,
Cdfa,rh, Coughs, .4sihma, Splitting Of Blood Sore.
ness in the Chest, Hectic Flush, Night SWsais, Dt.
fct,lt or Profuse E1PectOratiOn Pain in The Side
&C.. hare been and can be cured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-08

A COURAGEOUS EscAPE-A notorious female
thief, named Frances Wilson, who was committed
to jail on three several charges Of larceny has
capped By bnrning out one Of the panels of the door
which leads out into the yard. She thenFneed 3
bedstead post against the top of the gate and forced
it back sufficiently 10 permit her body 10 pass
through the aperture. il is supposed she assumed
male attire after leaving the Jail She represent
ed as a large, masculine woman, and has been em-
pioyed in the capacity of a canal hoas hand, and
also as a stage driver during The lasr Year Two
other females were confined ia the sane cell onihe
charge OF larceny, but had not courage enough 70
follow their intrepid eon,panion.-Cm Eng.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
TERMS OF THE CRESCENT.

cfa week payable 20 the carriers weetly OF
Eight Doas hayeaTiy and quarterly a the same
advance Single copez FiDs Csnts. The ofce will
receipt for all subscriptions exceeding week.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT will be furnished single lcrbers
THREE Dollars 70 clubs Of four directed y
POs-ohee, 7to0 Dollars and Fifty each Post
and Others who Agents, and eud orders pad
for copies, viii receive copy in addition for their com
pensation. Payable I'll in adraH Single rApeS
packages in wTappe be bad at The onee Of publication
No 50 St Charles street
exceeding twelve lines, 10 Agate type
81 for the first on and SO cents for Euseglent inae
ton Of greater egh IN proportion Notices tAs
page, Of ten lines in Pearl type, 81 each insertion
Advertisements published weekly en~ekly III weekly monthly
charged 81 for ifserton lhfa
discount made those who advertise by the year.
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THE AL ALBANIA AND TENNEssEE RAILROAD
We extract the following from note addressed 10
the editor OF the Mobile Advertiser, by Lewis
Troost, Engineer, ETC., wholias been engaged in
making surveys Of the above mentioned road
We have completed the preliminary surveys
Of the road, and am pleased 10 inform you that We
have several excellent routes for the road, from the
Alabama TO the Tennessee river. with a maximum
grade, going south, Of forty feet to the mile
The right OF way has been gratuously bestowed
by the landed pfopristprs upon all the lines trom
Selma to near Taladega, which is as far as the
agen, for procuring the rghtof way, has made ap-
plicaton. The right of way beyond, to the Tennes-
see river, will also be secured without cost TO the
company.
A most commendable spirit pervades the country
interested in the road. The agents are actively
and successfully engaged in procuring subscriptions.
ID is the intention OF the Board OF HFestors 10 put
about lie miles Of the read under eesssat for gfa-
ding, without delay
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NEW ORLEANS, MONDAY MORNING, JULY g, $3.50
REGULAR PACKETS.
r-as For Mobils Va nay 81 pi toTiIs, ..I r. 3,

- For Mobile via bay St. Louis, Pass
sassasfR essiisH fHR:SR! GI "a $sS
master win leave as above every aynS bs N sa,I an
tuesdays ock NJ and on RsS aiGdsy' e. ~ oeoss
A. hy ibe O'clock P. NJ ran.on Tuesdys, and by The
o'clock train on % Tl fI9s e AV ~
iEeSSEENhfSd ieS Freight received New Basin Warehouse
ali hours Of The lyhat reSeiysd e FLIP qp to 9ess 10 ~ on
abHy Jceyed after these hours il VII BE- ors sd ae
s1;gPs isii D For freight q H. pfiifiSS wSd&TE agETYE
~, n Montgomery q dkM,etnppka ~, -Gsa5. 3,
- fsesetsTt P,eS stTty tsg'f Eg56Y yl90Tf mi Bft1Rssg Rsg -
DAY and sAtTUyRDhY EVENINGS, Is o'ci5eEih he
Bella. BELL s. c. Bgrrii. master. leaves on 8 pa
GNMh.A snd cir Il FftS0dSSa,' t0S &1af &aah On mas rs
uEpAf f''S1I S%NESEE[GISI EI 1SIg 60 Acct Mobile.
jel7 If 10 Bank Place Nav .i.elhs.
sS n E95 T9iI MHeeRRtgSmeIy| n III pnE nd lHe.umgAA-
thahA, A II Pdndams, PdGAsii ima5telTE L aTRsefRs, as
gat d5a@gh s vi ffgs f., Ihe above and nere
PassenseH rom Nsworleans going Sorth may calculate
"gi je7 if'ai'i'' iaa u CAMPBELL CO Agents. Mobile
~ h, Vicksbgrg, Warrenton and New Car
haee Weekly Paeset e stesmeT e e, ll40MNDEs,
vicks6arE Nanenton. New Carthage, and al intermediate
sndagsITTRIsS Ssy @agaoea 3 and @ running psaiense,
above trade on about he 18th Of September and win
remain in the above trade during the For freight
pIildi8' api8 4 f'''i' t. B. SMITH. 90 Magazine 81.
LaiSt9 AZ 9ovEEFs 8, ! %HE ElgE EiAEi tAkE' s9 J,
Hsss=as5z4s Morning Line-For Coving, kszzssresa
ton via Aiandeyile, Lewi5burg and Ma isonve The
and substantial Lake steamer LENORA, Elijah Miller
g9 9RRd Ras5d T &ERY m Sy R Lassea
on the arrival Of the Y O'Clock M cars returning leaves Gov
ington EVERY DAY, (Su 1days excepted at O'Clock A.
| ~. Passage ~ cents Meals extra 81 cents
Evening Linc.-FOr Mandeylle, IswisDurg and Madi
sOnvle-Ihe new airy commodlOus aud splendid uppe
| cabin steamer JENNY LIND, r. W. Dunnica, master
viii le1ye the Lake-end OF the pontcharIain Rsroat
| EVERY DAY, the arrival of the O'Clock ?. NJ
train Of returning the next morning leaves Madison
vile, via Lewisburg and Vaudeville, O'Clock N.
anses the Railroad in time for the O'Clock NJ.
| the city on SUNDAYS the Jenny Lind will start for th
above places the arrival Of the O'Clock A M. cars
returning in time for O'Clock TO the city. Pas
| sage 50 cents For further particulars apply to
| PAYNE 4 HARRISON,
sTEVENsoN pEMERRlTT s. co. 7Gravier street
WIN. l.. CUSHING & CO. So Common street,
J. r. BERCfER & GO. "a Old Leye7. jy6
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The New YoRK VoLuNrEERs.--The hainay
voted to the New York Mexican volunteers. ey a.s
councils of New Yort pity their widows and ehil-
dren, was distributed on The 25ih ulr, ltamounssd
10 twenty five dollars for each member OF the -,
-ment. being Sc 600 The Cosnp,roller's eiiats
exhibited a lnast motley and melancholy group ei
claimants
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Ano,g The Messengers ia the Canada, which
sled from Bosion on the 26th. were the Hon, H.
SboSte ,ib I o Barnes, late U. s Marshei and ..
T. Woodbury, Esq, son Of Judge Wceabury
They are on pleasure excursion ecrcss ihs A.
lautie, The Canada carried gut 81 900 - gold.
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THRO GH IN ~ DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced TO Ninety-three Miles.
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the Daily line
t6RGSAai ai Gap 5aGssy Rsynos and JAMES MES L. % BAY G
oSs n:1 oScE Fa En- 1SRf g. a
MoaILE TO MoSTGoNERY-By the Daily LINE of suro-
ior First Glass Steamers, leaving Mobile at ~ Fni a.
irving az Me9tgomery "a day e To- i A. The 'n2 go-
i R9 q Ciff6S Iii GoS SSa Ada a. Ca5
oRsoR FARER RSdPl Gapt Sg5e James Fac FaS s.
g to 43 hours BY the Daily Mail Line Cosch-Fare sl1
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLBsTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
mou,955s4g hEsxtsI Il M opgtl AS1ivFS m Rsd '.5S Z niles
9P,4 m. M Gfn tla, "a a i ,a fif Ss5,.. a a
Atlanta 80. p augusta ,. IL IN. Railroad. 20
Fare-Afoptgomery to Charleston SO 5O Time through,
o. Se PSS sy GHo9g age 6se 1eE qiSa az sr Il @ ]
passing through West Point, La Grange and Greenyile to
Griinbesides Extra Coaches always readiness
forward number Of through passengers without de-
~ The Cars on the Railroad are of the most approved
upon the Georgia Raoad provided with
s9te;Eooms ms aTa beTis Sr night % taye to t. Ar.r
Exchange Hotel, Montgomery Hall, or Madison House,
n. B.-Passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent al Montgomery, VIII save ahont ~.
G Il Il AT E N II II A l. Nj A L. LII N e,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
LEAyE9 ARRvFs M Ro2 RsTANosf si miles,
Opelka 80. p m B5rnesyle ~. sages..... IS
Barneshie "a P m Macon, ,.''' PIN halroai'.'' ~
Savannah S.al m chaeon T. m a.. "
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston, s23 Soto Savannah,
s2 go Time through z hours, including two nights rest
E9- The Steam Packets composng the ChaTlsston and
BRooK and s GES CLNCH III veil Known for sas 9
neaass an and onnge Somptg0us O, sf1Ts fare or bs,s
The Cars on the Central Macon and Western Railroads
| 10" STAGING reduced to uinety-eight miles.
,; Two DAILY Lines Of -Four Horse P9st Goaches from ope
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FoHN SFn0pD s CO., I5 COSMOS 81, between
- turOnleeand BaTonne sts., Dealers NJ AR ~
BILE M MAN'rEL-PIECE and ENAMELLEDtSN)I
ERATESt MQNuAIENrS, TOMBS. TOMB NlllAis9lag
SLAMS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in otN7a3'ao
all VS. dlieIsnt yafeties lhomaspn LIME, Cal W.
S1Snid SSmGd rlAsER Han El pF PARIi Rop2 B ~ HS
English, Pensacola and fttsburg FIRE-BRICK. my3
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Cold, Warm and Temperate
BATHS ...Also -, II AIR
QUITTING AND SHANlNG,
by STFPuEN W. RODGERS,
No. iS2 Grayler street, between
BaroRne e and Phillip p a
tfeeis,
my3I III
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UININE-8Ooo o. pure Sal QUINiNE;
" 100 OF. pure Sub MORPHlA;
StTychnne and general of Medicines, carefully
selected, at moderate prices.
r. i. MASSEY, Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
iy4 corner Camp and GTayer sts,
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pusite st. Mary Market prepared to manufacture
Steam Boilers U every description, cheap prices they
can be delivered here from any part Of The country jas "
I'D. q. TAYLOR u co. Deaisrs IN teges, (IuR
N NJ Bags, Rice and HtstGrR Produce, No. - MaEa-
zine street New Orleans. fy25
10 6iR. w. G. FITE is our authorized AoENr to
n business OF the House. per notara act passed
tis day before \. q. AnswOrth, Notary Public
tE5 GEO q TAYLOR & co.
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J. & co, DGaT8 in al kiHds Of LpmLer-Cypress
he and Yellow Pine, Mehogany, Black Walnut, Gak,
aud Poplar: Mahogany Newels and Balusers; Latn,
and Ere BrieN, 20 MAGAZINE sTEET NEw On,
IL ans. STEAM SAW MILL, NATcHEz, Miss.
~ Orders for all kinds OF Cypress Lumber, delivered any
where the Mississippi River below Natchez at shoh
notice. ar yd 8mW
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III BAADNER SMITH, General Commission JNer-
v chant, 80 GRAyLER STREET, Is Commissioned to take
Acknowledge Of Deeds aud Powers of Attorney, TO Adj
minister Oaths and take Testimony and Proof Of Demands
uy appointment OF e Governors of the following States, viz
MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
ISLAND, CONN ECTlCUT, NEW YORK, NEW JERs
G0NSi,S, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI KEN I3IS
CAROLINA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI and FLO.
RlDA. O25 I'm
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RATHs D ATHs;TAe public i,respeotlaliy informed

z
ID that the splendid BATHS, F==77==S=Fz,,r,.-.-.-,
recently erected Exchange a=sSS7===sea aSSe5ss-A
allen, of Benvile street, Elsfs
in operation. The Bath HIM 5aA
Rooms for HOT, COLD or NMNS9 IVf{8aAfS
SHOWER 3 ATH are well k-ssy4S----IlHlLsXA45s Sail
4 lighted and admirably ventilated, sssss5
no expense having been spared by - -
the proprietor to make them complete IN all their dnlls The
proprietor OF the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS, has
several elegant Bath Rooms CONT street. the
of DauphIr, the site formerly known the NepOuly
Baths which excel in magnifoepce any establishment
the kindnOw in this city, and where HOT, COLD Show
Err, VAPOR and MEDICATED BATHS can be had at
all times. from O'Clock till 10 O'Clock Hot,
Cold or Shower Bath, 20 cents. myll 3m
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, % Julia st.
The undersigned respectfully inform the public they are
n}w RTsPgTgd g fuEqs, al kinds Cf CAST IRON and
lion, pA'IFEBNS, etc they will also Make, Repair
put ENGINES or MACHINERY reasonable terms,
and with puuctually. PRENTICE " MURRAY.
I 0CkSMiTHlNG, BELLi-HANGING and General
~ J4BBlNG, will st be carried on by Prentice; who
you'd 10 his oTmeF and the public that f
they need any thing in the line to call and he will his
endeav0r 10 please,
jei5 I'M PRENTICE & MURRAY.
EXCHANGE ON NRW YORK-BiIs at five 10
"a sxy days sight, for sale by
aif III
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~. s3%'S$ ass5se @fs9s e .s.
BOC 4 A Nd ES SHOE STORE,
kceps y on hand every thing in his ineincluding
great ynIs fLad.ss Cienenlen's Boots and SHOES
and will a at The lowest Cash Prices. A share of pubc
A-SpatFonage y respectfully solicited. api ly
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EXeHANGE ON NEW YORK-Bils al five 10
"a slxY days sight for sale by
sl5 JOHN II. ELLIO7 u.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TEsugsC. o. sTARk, Notarg Public. No. 80 Grqyer
strset and No 10 Banks Arcade Passage apo ~
m DuIKLEY, y4geRt fer Miss ~ PodtHey; Office
1 4. No 4 ST. Charles st app lyI
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ROMANOsA (Successor TO Costa & Coz Importer
- Of HaUdRa Produce keeps constantly hand large
OF CIGARS consisting Of lmperales, Regsnas
Uazad0ne Ca6Oue, PaneIeias, Dama Small Regalias, NH
ar TTab1gg, etc., from the most celebrated brands
Havana No. Front LGvee, or corner ST. Charles and
tfrstyieT streets, New Orleans myaS ly