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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-02
DIR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA!

This Medicine WARRANTED to be superior any 9TH
er preparation Of Sa rsapara the wor-has cured and
will of Scroiua. or kings EVIL Consunp'
ton Bronchitis, Erysipelas Obstinate Gutuneous Erup.
tons. Botches, l'cs, Ring Worms, and letter, Scad
Head, Chronic Ulcers. Mercurial disease, rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Liver complaint, Papitaon of the Heart, Dys
pepsia than any other medicine discovered and
hence it the purifier of the blood offered to the
public Read the certificate of Mr. Brooks and then send
to our Agent and get pamphlet containing just
ISAAC BROOKS, -JR., CASE!!
GO AND SEE HIM AND YOU WILL SAY THE HALF
HAS NOT BEEN TOLD!
We the undersigned, having visited Mr. Isaac Brooks,
kr al the office Of Messrs Rowand & Walton 376 Mar
let street. Pha consider his the most remarkable
one have witnessed or heard OF:
His disease Scrofa. and terrible must have been
his twelve years conflict with the destroyer fs Palate,
the entire rocf of his mouth Nnse Upper Lip and lower
lid Of the right Eye have been destroyed his Face nearly
eaten up. and part Of the Jaw Bone carried away And
yet We can give no description Of his
Mr. B. informs that in January last the whole interior
of his mouth we'll most of his face, was mass OF
deep and painful ulcers.
On tn. 4h of January last he commenced taking DR..
Cullens Indian Vegetable Panacea, which checked the
disease few days. and from thai time the cure has pro-
gressed without interrnission.
New flesh has supplied the place of the deep ulcers and
though badly dsgred his lace sound and his general
health Is restored.
We are assured that in the treatment of Mr. Brooks
case no Mercurals, Oinirnents, or Caisc applications
have been sed,-n lac tlc Tahlcea alone las wrought
this wonderful change.
PnILIp S. WHITE. Esq, }. w. JONES, NJ D.
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS, W. STEELISG, NJ. ID.
Rev. A. ID. GILLtTTE, /. L. ). RoHYi NJ ID.
Rev. J. X. NICHOLAS, JACOB FRINCKl VI. ID.
Rev. WIN. URIE S. B. COLES, MD.
Rev. f.. KINCAID, j. W. AsIIMEAD, Esq.
Rev LEVI BRINK, p. SKEN SMITH, Esq.
E. GuLIIoN, t SO. l.. A. GoDEY. Esq.
And thousands OF others equally respectable, whose
names might be added il necessary.
Residence west side of Jefferson street. third door from
scluyikl. running from Schuylkil Sixth between Lo-
Gust and Spruce.
Wholesale and retail by RowAND g. WALTON, Propre-
tors No. 81 N Sixth street. Phila, JAMES r. McKArN,
Camden. BoArwRIGIr ,TIoT, Columbia, P. NJ. COHEN,
Charleston.
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Domestic Manufactures.

We are now prepared 10 offer our stock of
Black and Russell Pegged Brogsns, and Russell
scwed Negro Shoes, all Of our own manufacture
which we can recommend to our customers as
they have been got up with great care and made
ofthe best materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine for themselves.
Oct ~ w. ANDERSON, &
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Make Way!

T1o make way for new goods, large supplyof
Ladies' Wi inter Dress Goods will be sold at
Greatly reduced prices. f: W.. BONNEY.
February &c 10
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n Ebuity--Lancaster District.

n Ebuity..LancaSt DIStfIct.
SamueI b. Enmons ct al. vs.. Susanna Ca ston,
Executrx, ct al.-Biil to subject property and
income, and for partition.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Asia NJ.
/ Castor, Samuel N. CASTOR, Jefferson CASTOR,
Middleton G. CASTOR, William X. Mcdonald and
wife Eyelina, William Frederick Williams, Sarah
Evelna Williams and Susan ]. Dye, defendants
in the above stated case, reside beyond the limits
of this State: 1t is ordered, on motion OF Clinton
a. Hanna. comp!ainans' Solicitors. that the Sal ::
Defendants do;a ppear, and answer plead or demur,
10 the bill in above case within three months from
the publication Of this order; otherwise judgment
pro contesso will be entered against each and all
Of them. JAMES H. WITHERSoOON,
Comn,;ssoner's Office, e. f. L. D.
Mreh le, 1850. 23-sm [s7 Ool
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GENERAL COUNCIL.

NOVEMBER H. 1891.
Mr. Jarvis presented the following report and amen ed Or
.llnsnce winch read by its title, and on motion OF Mr.
RoSoissa rRat the Ordinance be printed in the official
journal of this Council, and that hundred copies be
sied in the Oil a Journals OF the municipalities Nos One,
Two and Three that be made the order OF The day Tor The
Rc5oiDd That when this Council adjourns will adjourn
to aqrda Gj aa ba a5 W. s rSSTrd the Ordinance eab
fishing a uniform of teXauoG respectfully beg leave to
fFSSned i NArHAE JARVIS Chairman.
J. i. CALDWELL,
j. J. hUGENBUHb.
NewOheans November A. 1850. -er..,.,. u.,,,
An Onane to s,tbh Tn TORN rate OF P aTes on
Cabrets, TaVems, Brokers', Bankers' rays' carts Gar
Ar l. Br it ,tncabythe General Council Of NToO Or
leans, Tina tax of fifty dollars Fer annm 6ayaGe a
after the LIST January next, into The Fe2suIy OF each Mum,
patty on re eAh b Of whGh fasep e =, cue
which said hawkers and peder, shall be pnvledged 10 M
oee to expire on the 8sl of December each and fur
ho they shall dollar for each license SO OBJ anne
aha be Kept to retail sptuoGs liquors by the glass shall
senian nay the sum OF 1--WE %n@re4 G2 ca ars per
Art 3. All persons pEopreors or esees OF theatre CIR
each year the one hundred and twenty-five dollars on
each bar wn said theatre crous, ballroom, etc, for IN
the tim OF the performance only and one dollar as aforesaid
3 1nors TeS led by the glass Shall pay attX Of three
HUNDRED dollars, payable quarterly advance and one doa
ST An grocers. who shall sell spiGuops liquors by tn
bote or pint shall pay animal tax OF one hundred dollar
TSVahle semi. annually in advance.
Art s. Each and every person doing bu mess as whole
s and retail merchant, grocer, auGuoneer dealer
raider or druggist, shah tax OF forty dollars per annm
Art l. Each and every pc son dong D4,lmesS as Ila
taX oil fifteen dollars annum those perIUIf selma ZOO
exclusively manufactured ny themselves s''' De ''
from the pay mtnt OF sad 'aE ,; IoIr- rov,brs in
Art. s.. An annual tax Of lgy Uomu, mn merchant
WI ry meHr or CO p Tne o. firm engaged la comms
sion businesseach aud every person be ng EStI[ ~
mendnm shall pay in advance, yeary aA l I ~ I m
MI Each and every money broker or IeAeT IN u,Cut
nev or g0d and silver bullion, or gold dust shah pa
fax OF one hnIcred dollars annunl N auN b nm
Art no. q N and every private olFhsIf a' nv H."
,erv IeTson buyng and selling bills OF eXch nse as ug
1iIsi I'm. ines aud persons carrying on pom we w.
.n ayrnsnCe business shall pay tax Of TWO huL
ped doars This article is not to Apply 70 'f az aItimi
ney and exchange brokers cDmpeheeueu " LIZ o morn,
And further each and agent OF any p b and sci
an bv The state OF Louisiana engaged N puy ' o
!hteu " fr scroupt OF said foreign bank ,hdi %
taT ri siGGO for each bank represented S notb
taS 4inn in agy lax said agent may pay In any oO'
capacity. - 1851, ocancv or foreign insurance 0
annual tax in advance, as follows
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with
GENER DEBILITY



consists in the fact that they and disease by 0Iodrd
application in place OF the usual mode of ggng and phys
licking the patient till exhausted Natures hopeesy under
the infection. They stre CITIZEN the ohois SUstea equalire
te circulation of the blood, promote the secreO, and
do the slightest injury under circumstances
Since their introduction into the United Sates only three
years sinCe than 6OOO persons including all ages
indies, who peculiarly subject to Nervous Complaints
have been E tins ely and Permanently Cured
when all hope of relief had been given up and every thing
else been tried in vain
To illustrate the of the Gy7LHANEC BEL suppose
Of person afflicted with that bane of civilization,
DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic Nervous Disorder.
In ordinary tmnants TAKEN which, by their action
the and muscles of the stomach afford temporary
relief but which leaves the patient lower with
injured faculties after the action thus excited has ceased.
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the action of
the GALVANlC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic sufferer even
In the symptoms of attack, and simply tie the Belt
period the inseIbe peFspratOn will the positive
element of the Belt thereby causing Gavanic circulation,
which will pass the negative and thence back again
the positive thus keeping up acontnuous Gavanic circulation
ughout the system.
~ Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. A fen days is often amply
sufficient TO eradicate the Disease of years.
the disease for they weaken the vital energies of the already
Frustrated system whe under the streng henng, life gvng,
vaZing influence of Gayanism applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
sufferer is restored to former health, strength, elasticity and
vigor. The great peculiarly and excellence OF
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most UndOubted Character
From all parts OF the Country could be given, sufficient
fill every column OF this paDer!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

TO" Law Department of the University of
LOuisiRna.-The Lectures in this Department will COM
nence on the first MONDAY of December
consequence resignation the Hon. Henry Billiard
who has been elected Representative in Congress- his place will be
temporarily supplied by
CHRISTIAN ROSELIUs ESQ., whose lectures will embrace the
History Principles The Civil Law urS-
prudence and Land Titles of Louisiana.
of Professor McCALEB will embrace Admiralty and Mari
Jurisprudence Nations and Jurisdiction Of the
Of the United States
Those Professor RANDEL HUNT will embrace Commercial
Law, Criminal Law, and the Law OF Evidence.
Those Professor MONROE will embrace Common Law, Con
sttuona Law, and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice.
Diplomas, equivalent license practice will he conferred on
only
full shall have studied least year the office
Testimonials good viii be required
For further normaon application may be made either OF e
Professors, and TOR Macuaon the undersigned at his oceh
the e Municipal Hall, Second Municipality
ma I'm THEG H. McCALEB, Dean.
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TI'HE PACIFIC HOUsE-MR. ?. E. DORSEY re-
spectiuly informs his friends and the public that
he will his and elegant establishment on ll,;
FRIDAY, the list proximo. The PACIFIC has been viii
fitted without regard to and Is not suFpeu
by any like establishment the city The extensive anu D
liant Saloon and elegantly furnished Pnror oer inuucg
ments not to be met with elsewhere. The bar WIN al ul
times be supped with the choicest Wines and LIQUORS to Ge
had in the conutry Mr. D. will be happy 10 receive MS
friends on Friday AZ the PACIFIC opposite the Varieties,
Grayer street bet CarOndeet and Baronne. 90 am3dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

COFFEE SALOON AND RESTA URANT.
- The undersigned respectfully infosm their friend aRd
the public generally, that they have opened RES fH1
Charles street, door above GTavier, up stairs
The paIonag of our friends is respectfully solicited
nl6 Tvs MOFFIT & KING,
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Francis Fnb1.e s. Go.

Francis FNbre - 20.
No. 90 Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
Have the pleasure Of rning that they now
receipt Of choice selection Of FALL and WINTER GOODS all
the best materials manufactured the latest style and at very
moderate prices. The stock comprises in part
Super Black and Blue French Cloth DRESS COATS
Brown Olive Green French Cloth Fr,ck Goats.
Brown Olive, Green French Cloth Walking Coats.
Brown Olive, French Coh Business Cost
Back, Blue and Olive French Cloth sael
Drab French Cashmere Sac Coats
Back, Brown and Dab ia Cloth PALEToTs
Black Brown snd Dahlla Cloth suRToUT5.
Embroi e 2ca B BlseF and Fancy Cssbnsre vEsTs
Embroidered Black and Fancy Silk Vests
EmbroiIere Valenci4 Vests.
Embroidered Ma-Eeiles Vests
Black Six an Sa in Vests.
Rich Black and colIred Figured Silk Vests
Rich colored Ci +mere Vest.
White ard BuG MarseileI Vests.
Buff ValercIaHV
Black and Blue Doeskin Cashmere PANTS.
Coored and Fancy Cashmere Pants
Now Spun Six UNDERsHlRTs and DRAWERS
White Cashmere and MeIino ndeTshirts md Drawers.
Ribbed Lambs Wool Un,lsrshirtE and Drawers.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
Silk, MeTiuo and Cotton HALF HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE
Black and cOloLel Silk and Satin CRAYATs
Rich Figured Silk and Satin Crayars.
Rich White Figured Silk and Satin Crayats.
=. Rich coErel CURED Silk snd Satin Cravats.
Rich cooIed Six and Satin Starts.
White and cO'orel Linen Canlric HDKES.
. White Hdkfs
White and eOlorei English Silk suspsnderE.
White coorel Weiing'o
:. Black, coored and White Huskn Gloves,
Blark,c oloIed and Silk
:, BlacE and coored Silk Umbrellas.
E- Aarge OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS Of very SUI
ip, " I'm
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c. ROsFLIUs,
F. B. D'AQUIN, Testamentary
WT + E 2I LEySRIcH' Executors
nv 4 Ig5O

e.S@ In consequence of the recent loss OF my little
postpone my paper until WEDNESDAY, 27Nh inst,
positively issued. The title Of the paper will be the
" MAJOR DALGETTY." Price 25 The carricaure OF
soulG brilliant. DIR. HUNTER, "a St Charles
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COAL

EtTPH COAL YARDs-McBEAN, WILLARD N
y co. keep constantly on hand at their Yards, No. u
Customhouss street, first door from Royal, and No. $50
Tchoupoqas street second Yard above St. Mays Mar
ke supply oil Ptsburg, Anthracite English and American
Camel Coal orders left at either yard will be pompy
attended 10. os3 If
COAL-3O tons English Camel Coal superior
~ article Just received and for sale at n Customhouse
City Coal Yard.
Of ImEtW MCLEAN, WILLARD 81 co.
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Unreseryed SnIe-VaIuabie Second Municipality
Lots Mt Auction.
BY IL. w. PALFREY, AuctiOneer.

DBIce NO 2 Camp street.
SATURDAY, November o. I2 o'cIock-wl Banks
| > Arcade
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND Of Erao and Liberty streets
The 81 lhery, 100 aud
adjoining Liberty street.
lO) well filed up and the plank pave
the properly ami adjacent the
Drysde Market per plan exhibited the Arcade
One-,hIrd cash; bfsncs u Is
| bearing mortgage the properly.
| Act o sale before T.. l. Lew E, Elg., y. p. mig
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY.
Latest .1rriuQE.

DER STEAMSHIP OHIO, and ships Cornelia
L and Vicksburg, just received at
so Canak street,
the latest Importation Of
Magnificent Silks and other Dress Goods
Figured Plaid and Brocads ack waerd figured satin
spei plain Silks Satin de Chsns, snchsR, hous'sne de
Lan Cssefes Apaeca Canton Cloths Bonbazines herino
ParamattaE, POplus, MOhair Lustres, &c, &c.
Embroider1ess
Embroidered Linen Canb Handkerehefs Clsrs, Cu Jsco-
and swizs Eigngs, &c.
VisItes, MantilIas and CIOaks.
large stock Of the styles unurPas1sd for beauty Of style
and finish BY any ths city.
Wooden Goods.
Blankets Of szs and quality black and fancy Cassmerss,
5stine, Tweeds Kentucky Jeans, Kssys, Fannels &c.
White Goods.
Plain Swiss Jae7net Canrs aud AuI Mullins Curtain Mus
ini Curtan plaid Swiss ani Jacore Mlsns Bishop Lawns
Linen Goods.
Linens, sheiogs, Table Linens EapEloa Towels
Lawns, Linen Cimbrcs, Linen Caufrc Handkerchief, &c
ShayIs.
very extensive fine long shaVs
Ceshmsr shaRlsi Cahmera Scarf Of very fashionable yes
Hosiery,
complete Of Ladies' aud Chdrens Hosiery
Undervssts and Drawers.
Fancy Articles.
Latest styles Of Trimmings, sink Buttons Brld Kid Cloves Silk
Yeve O Silks Cravats Grape Le Wells Grapes Lsce &c,
Domestic Goods.
sheetingS shrngs Prints Co0nadss, Dnims Ticks Checks
other style Of
Plantation, Housekeeping and Fancy
Dry Goods.
All OF which purebaed Of the undersigned prices suit
the experienced purchaser.
MIA lot 3dp g. NJ. SIMPSON, 50 Canal At.
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NOTICES.

@NyYNz= Liberal Division No. 10, s. of It.
SS2Nxs& ER- Meets every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'Clock,
T0 Hal Of Sons Of Temperance No rs St Charles
ssE w P. Bro. W. q. LATHAM NJ, will deliver an
address the Hail. Sunday morning, 2ih inst Members OF
the Dvn sed be punctua attendance and mem
IS Of other Divisions invited to attend BY orier ,
n22 NJ. 3. O'NEIL, R. s.
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slg" The Fair for the Benefit of the Catholic
ORPHAN ASYLUM will be held by the Lafes OF NeSOreans
from the 18th proxnp Christmas Eve inclusive.
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L spectfuy inform their friends and s-as-4yszs--s.
the public that they hsve inst received 81 ssssl7p
and daily Teceiv ng extensive -, ggs-e-t9
sOrtment of ABlNET FUR NlrUkE &C
~ Of every variety and style; also, choice assortment
w Of the following articles, TO wit Chairs Feathers
~ Spring, Moss snd Hair Mattresses, Eured Hair, Hair
tCloth, Plush, Damasks, Cords and Tasses, Gmps,
Narnish G' Purchasers invited call and
examine our stock, which will be offered prices that can
not fail to please. &. FLINT X JONES,
OIL lm}dp Al and AZ ROYAL street.
ELORANCE HOUSE, Lafayette Square-The
l. above establishment is ready TO receive Il
Transient and Permanent BoRrlers for the coming InA
TERMS: lIlai
Board ana Lodge per Day 81 90
Board and Lodge per Week. o.
boaru per week 0 "
nil W.
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WANTED.

WTANTED-An Anchor with Wooden Stock,
w weighing 1900 to 1000 pounds. Apply Immediately
nl3 L. J. HART co. 79 Tchoupitoulas st.
MEXICAN DISCHARGESW ANTED-The
vi highest price paid for Mexican Discharges at all times,
No 20 Nachez stairs entrance Banks Arcade
passage, on Natchez street. no
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to Application will be made to the Commercial
Of renewal ct No. 1899
May 1882 Ten Shares Stock the of N. C.
HALL-the original certificate having been lost
ewOrleans October 81, 1850. ng iaw6tS
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TtEAA TONIC AGsENCN-NO, 50 Camp street.
Z CERTAIN anndote against Constipation OF the Bow
n es ToruOr of the Liver, indigestion, Papitaon Of
the Termination oil BLOOD 10 the brh Nervous ttesd
aches, Chills and Fever, etc.
RECOMMENDED BY
n r w Hill ESQ President II. B. BascOmbe.
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Gen, sam houston,
DR.. " Nj. Gwir Capt. w: \. Fuller,
N. w. b. kssns- and OtheEs. apS lsSp
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REMOVALS.


D EMOVAL-WM. J. DEWEY has removed to
IL No 81 Gravier street pl9
ID EMOVAL-G. BURKE Il Co. have removed
IL No las Canal street, State House Square IA I'm
d EMOVAL-The Office of the New ORLEANS
IL and CanolIton Railroad Company has been removed to
No - Baronne M
D EMOVAL- THos. d. HAILEs, Broker has
IN removed No 81 GraVier street, stairs back office
Landed property bought and sold, and Notes and State
and Municipality Bonds and MAYORS Waran discounted
y Good Mortgage At low rates nd I'm
d EMOVAL-TURNER ~ RENsHAw have re-
moved their office to No IS Camp street, stairs, and
Ware house No 434 Tchuupuuas street, Hun
street where may he found supply Of TObRc-
for the Mexican market and for Plantation also Cigar
Tobacco OF all qualities for sale in hhd bales, nd I'm
DEMOVAL-We have removed to Union
IL Row. No. 70 CqrQndelet street.
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & co.
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tV" Succession of John McDOnOgh.-Al persons
desiring properly belonging the succession of JOHN
McDONOGH requested make their applications in writing,
the office of the Executors the Royal and
Streets building occupied by the Union Bank
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To MOTHERS AND MARRIEp LADIES.


In all of Female Diseases the Galvanc Belt
estimabe value. 1t would take many columns, to
give the testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts OF the
Union. Weakness, irregularities, low spirits, pain the
breast and sde chOros uOT abus poapsus uter falling
of the womb, cOtvenes DISTRACTED scu meBsruatoH
general prosTatOn Of the SYSTEM and all affections OF similar
character Immediately and permanently relieved by this
simple and beautiful invention The eneryang nature of
climate renders natural SttniaRt necessary for the
preservation OF female health and surely notlng can be 50
safe ecacisLs the stmuant which Nature herself has
provided. THIS is GrdRlsm, and It's application BY the
aIyanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid is in pleasant
and agreeable No Inconvenience attends its and the
ns fshe and deCate with entire and safety
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Mr. Jarvis from the Comm Itee on Taxes presented The
following Report and ordinance, which, after dspensaOn
OF the rules, We nuanl mUusly adopted.
Tha Committee to whom referred the petition of Du
bus and Nh respectfully beg leave report that after due
considerations they advise the passage OF the following
uuHnCe
LSgnedl NATHAN JARVIS, Chairman.
]. T. CALDWELL,
]. J. LUGENBUHL,
| certify the turegOrg to be
J. b. WALTON, Secret aTy,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

u IIs TTTWTIHE DFdHH OF
LUCRETIA BORCGIA.
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AUCTION SALES.
Steamer COncOrdia. .......r. Steamer COnCOrdta.
BY SYKES, HYDE & co.

S,ATURDAY November at ~ oclock-Wul sold lnks
= order aad under the Inspection The Port Warieu
Tor account Of whom il may concern
Steamer tONCORDih- she lies the opposite side OF the
River The U. s, Marine Hospital Engine, Boilers
Machinery,
CaEh
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Are found OF service in of commissions or s
smodc complaints, and general affections of the
and diseases caused by deficiency Of nervous
snprgy in the limbs or other organs OF the body.
~ Many hundred Certificates from ali parts of the coun-
try the extraordinary character, be given ii
Unired.
~ No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use of Dr.
GHRISTIE'S GALVANIC ARTICLES, and they may
he by the feeble and delicate with perfect
safety. In many the sensation attending their Is
aghy pleasant and agreeable They be sy part
Of the country. -
PriceS:
The GALvANIC BELT..,..,.......... THREE DOLLARS.
Tue GALvANIC Two DOLLAHs;
rHE GALVANIC BRACELETs..,,,..,O Ok DOLLAR EACH.
So The articles accompanied by full and PLAIN dlreo
Pamphlets, with full particulars, be had OF the
authorized Agent.
kY- For sale in Nav ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agents,
GUINNESS & HILL,
DE..ERs YISE FANCY ARTICLES, coin PENS: ere.
81 ysod Slp IL SAmp Au~eI'