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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-17
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENeE.
Political Affairs.

THE NATIONAL WIG CONVENTION AT UTICA.
Urea, October 16th 1850.
Most Of the delegates have arrived. There will bs
atout 80 in all.
The corvsDtion will nominate the Syracuse ticket,
and put before the people a strosg address prepared
in Nes York city, which viii endorse President Pill
more, Henry Clay, Daniel Webster &C., AMI viii send
q dead thrust to the movement of Seward Co 10
tsblish northern abolition party
The address will urge that the slavery cxcltsmeus
shall not he renewed in the Ocugrrs., ant ns
same tiE0 will take ground sgsinss al siays ter
ritory IL will argue that IL tbis convention hai not
been called the wigs OF New York would hiss t--a
cast OF ftom the whig party of the nation. - via
also recommend grand rally ofthe wings ~ Lac cora.
ing election.
The resolutions will be about the thors oi.
tered by the minority ct the Syracuse convention.
cept that they will be little more ultra
There great numbers of outsiders present 60 n
both sections of the party.
UtcA, Oct u. 1870.
The National Wing Meetings in Rochester aud SYRIA
cuse, veil attended yesterday Tbs resoiU.iors
were much the Mt other meetings
WIG NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS IN mE TWENTY
NINTH DISTRICT
LIMA, oct 10 1850
Jede6ish Hcsford. of Moscow, nomiNst,d 81 che
whig convention held here TO day as ths asiiitte
Cor gress In this district which represented
convention VAS very close betwees Mr. Hostera emf
l.. q. Peck, national whig.
NOMINATIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS,
BosioS Oct. Id, 1850.
The wings Of this district last ming nominated
Thomas Stevenson for Congress, INSTEAD OF Ar Bg,-
low. For the eenate they nominated B-ujaiaiu g .
ver,J wilkins, George II. kunu simon Greenieat,
and Albert Fearing Of Boston, ana Charles Hubbard
OF Cbels.a
The s.lnonrats have nominated Isaac Enery Hen
ry Croker, Cyrus washburn. Noah Hsrrod, Ragx,es
Slack and JOIN L Heard, Senators Zoe sadoik
both tickets adopted at tna nitdiesax Convention
are cavina ia. samuel Hoar free fo,r. mas declined
the whig nomibaten for the seusss
George Farley, Tree soilcr aud Horace wake heid
union democratic and free soit ticket.
ticket will he formed the lSth inst. at
Concord.
MOVEMENTS AT IhE SoEIn.
BALr,ioRE, oct 1e. 1850.
counties in the great cotton crossing SECTIONS Of tho
State, that staunch linton Jelceares Go tho Stale
Convention will be elected In each.
The Virginia Reform Convention ysstsTasT, elected
Judge Mason President II that bctr.
THE UNION MEETING AZ HoF-tr
BA,ricsr. Oct 70 lsja
The Mobile .9drofser ropr.sssts ths. tho Uaiou
meeting rrcc1 tIy held IN that city the largest
and most epi usiastie held there; and esyath
people of Mobile have put their rsg,ebsio On
the odious doctrines Of s.crssicl al ooT schess
for the dissolution q tie Union
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L.vrcH.s.-At Nediord. van instant. h7 Mr Samuel
tspf sm 80 prior chip Of tors, CALI the nion
ovp,d by N-ssrp. ". y. Macksy anaJ I. Coolidge,
an q ivtsndss for the Hsst fnois trsd..
At seaside. Ne l2th tnstsnt vs<y superiox rhir
o f1b tens built OF white OAK and copper f,stenet
With fsM ycop. sud mahogany s.Ssn. for b.auty Of
neosl sBd thnrorsh worsmsnfhsp, " " saot she has
never been surpssssd BY any vessel built 10 the Ssats
she Nss buiit and " osEed ~ hgs-hvn Aas.in,
rfq ot Newcastle ~ho h-s vcsy netly acquire rspu
tsais ~ Lsisr enc the bestshp hvidsrstn Ns~ Ens
lard wssy oot iuf.s med ~sst ns ne is- shsp bears
A. w~rn. Ne 9Th tbs,sst, W NessEs. lawrence
HNt III rslsmcun of about motonsi ~ mr. rat
nrsv ship Jshn q Lucy. o. ois tans
AZ Thom alton sb. nv Msssr. notton 4 Lermond,
,b yreeiuse OF Tt2 tons 20 b. commended hy Capt.
y. ut~hrtst Also "a, scncorerF Cop-isod. Intended
fer psehet bstvsya ftcosde1 sss Bnsoa
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co.ven,,ou OF the Cads.. o. temperance.

ffsAlt... vft 40 I'D.
The grand section Of the csl-lr % p-rsuee, ~
this State opened in this city, tc2sg BY pap'i
Ca6y, Grand Worthy Patrocn Several es'olntiaas 81
&ntsrsst TO The Order piases -ol tas fciovins
ofie.rs were elected DE air raiT 90 Nfw fof
Gfand WORTHY PATRON; Ns-rfr COBB OF Syracuse
Grand Af-.tsut Parroou; ni-1m attIaa7u, oi ftuga-
k.-psi, 0rsud S.srsttty, rt0g II I lance of Utica
gtsud rr.aeuror. W. l.. Dissafe. 81 .YrtcGfs Grand
a. sglsib; Hrnry u. JsBer 81 ttra rftrsl 8uaft'
"A tiitr hcock oner GtHra a~t John fi-tsris 10
Ugics Grand watchmau. Gtr-ga N few.s Ass.ftsut
e.or.fufy The snnoBpcsflttt - ttc election oi
Drrisl Csdy, Nd, -as fsc,ivsi s,ia haF.ausl 4ae
beet feeling existed H. ~. a4srr
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PHiLApELrHIa, Oct. is 1850.
1t is understood that e@eEis has taken place be-
tween Bsrnun and some stockholders OF the Chestnut
street Theatre, who insist being a. dead headed,
Some Of the reporters indignant because B,rnun
gave them thiId tier seats. Ihe oxeitemsnt causes
much merTimsn ali slices.
jenny Lind will siye three concerts In this city
two &c the Chetput street Theatre, via TO morrow
and Saturday and one On Friday at the Muncal Fund
Hall Che will Tttmn 10 kew York on Monday, to
make Preparations fof her grand Uncer In that city
Wednesday next
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nnsre &c of tne Utica and ~,i.c lrcfecy pais.
road srofsl,


che foIiosiDg g. the rufr-s. slattn,ul 90 aTecsut
meeting ~ tn Uttca suI rrfsf.tI-lr Railroad Nuu-
navy The meeting ~as ~ iH taa fals iraftui re
aitsh n resolved 90 r~aa4 'tlr tftttsl a1aa.
upd~r the grnsrst rEilro1t lew flrIu .lt le' 81
% hGntOa provfd.d tha 4trs 1uiHrla rarfuF
meeting ~ held BY tbeu ~ fhe ts,h et Nos
rest Al New lsrk THIS Increase. if rad, viz. -iTe
rs yer cent e. stock t1 the lrssenf fhtcruisffs
The stock all b. issaso 90. aurh s@uuut nsd upsa
% IN. mssDs 81 the couFasy .Ay wsrsnt-t5 De-
dsterr,fued upan hsr-afltr
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The u a frirste ~ Ls.rsncs, Capt Pauidine
o. Brep.nkaup the 18th OF septsmber. expected to
sail shsrtly 20 the linked states Ala well
The u \ tlocp Of gar ~ Msryr. Commander Ms
srud.r vili ss Ncrfoh tor the Psciac TINS week
Tn. 4. Coast surveying steamer Jsnersos. Lieut.
Lee eennsndipg arrived at Norfolk the li.a, from
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The South Carolina Election.

GHASihtf0v, 0ct. 10. 1870.
The election in this Stale hss pstss' ct guieuy
Mr.. Aiken, tho wbig candidate tor Congress iu tho
Sixth district has probably been elected over issea y
Holmss the present incumbent Tais city gives IN
AIKEN majority OF $50. col Carrv - ter * o..
Me'c,pv has 100 majority over Mr. DeszaFrure irf
hs az Nm
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The OHIO Il .ectio,.

UItl iHtsfi. Uet ~ 800
james VI. Gaylord. dspoerat, cas- bsla elected 10
Congress in the Thiiies nth distrirt instead oi -
Finch wtig, ~ previously reported Ibe nav Gone
gr.ssioUsl d'leesioo y -.i ~ Ten Goulccftta
eight wbigi. and thrs. ire. soil NhiEf.
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City Intcliigencn.

Ap5oUrNrB Paw AUcIt"N. NALvasr Cu1Rcu
yesterday afternoon, At O'Clock tns adjourned sas-
ton fale 81 the peus In Calvary church tbs
Of Forty first street and Fourth sven,e Oh at
the said church. sDs was brm.rously attended rhe
ened pews which remained over from tn Last sails
Saturday, were die Fos.d OF 5y choi.e the aucti
br. Anthony Blerek,r knos he'd doHn ths fciiD siaa
pews, the numho and prices and purchasers 81
which ar aobsxed.-
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Failing of the Cambria.

The royal mail steamship Cam ris sailed At noon
day with ~ passengers for Liverpool aud 2, for Hall
fax. No specie.
Among the passengers for Liverpool sir III.
Bridges and lady, OF Epg'sad Admiral Dorsl OF the
Spanish navy; T. O. W. Pierce, Y E. Gushing w. @.
BAKER, George W. Prssss. and Mr. Dutihl, OF New
York George Herman of Philadelphia and w. Churd,
Of buffalo foil list of the passengers will be found
under the marine head
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A d..true.tvr IRE suoeeisG 60 b. ths work ofau
trceUctsty. tccurr~d las ufht ~ th- en1te 1nuse
q, Ns,.ra Mtn,r. HrB ii aasth4 LufF $40 0NI
A break has cccpned ia iA. Wa4tfa Canal
TIE ohio river Bsyeg Aa'fn o. Dc ru ieF e4 ~
pratt
Extensive srrapsemants are 1sGr- Cor port rsc
nr The sutply vii fs lsfssiy bsliti that O. last
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lunch was given at tve o'cloek at which the wor-
thy committee ssd vast nu b-r OF friends seemed to
sioy th.tps, Ives with much gnsts The day after to-
morrow We shall give the result. OF The reports
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Court OF Appcass.

Albany. Oct. Is. 1850
Case No. % closed, and No. Fl commenced to-
dav but The argument the latter was not finished
prior TO adjournment
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The exhibition this H. certainly OF the finest
have In any part Of the world aud Is said
10 b. superior TO any show Of the HAD ve have
boasted The followips Is lss Of the entries al
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important Correspondence between Hunt
nte Cree EeF-Hunt Going Over to tho
syrnt Convention.
.RANegg TO WASHINGTON HINT.


CANAf DAIGUA, Ontario, Monday, Der. 7.
My nTAk SIR up TO this time We are without
sny formal publication of the proceedings of the
recent Syracuse Convention, or notice of the ac-
cepsnce If Its nomin atoms by either of the candi-
dates, beyond an announcement in your behalf that
recently appeared in the Albany Eusniag youraai,
which assumed to speak by your authority. 1t ia
claimed by many, differing from me in opnion, and
ny several prominent presses, that in the accept
sGoe "a which refer. il was your intention to ap-
iaove OF the resolution. passed by that convention,
az n,cre truly expressing the sentiments OF the
wings OF New York, than did thnse reported by
be committee and rejected by the majority of the
convention.
enclose n copy Of the rejected resolutions. be-
hevrg that YOU Will not he state TO declare yorr
opinion Of them, and upon the subjects TO which
thrN refer.
Wib earnest desire 10 maintain the int gritty
~ sur pgrty in this State, in such manner as to
ieta'n our position in the glorious wing party Of the
ration, remain, very truly yours,
FRANCIS GRANGER.
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1ur r,asr rIcKEr 40 rioN.

PnlAuEiTHiA, Oct 70 o-eIock Y. VI
The Neket AVIATION whish opased this morning at 10
o'clock. ard 81 whieh sent you a sketch by tel''
sra,h .t posp ~,s en- exciting AHasr though IN the
Meter al sse nrst tichs, tAsrs no excitensnt
ssaicv.s sotribtardips the repeated Efforts "a the
svetiesssr 70 rrodues 10, sud all thai had ben aid
sscst sAs ptpse reasAisg s1eoO. The Phhe@sr o'Ans
usS. up DER r,isas MT ND tor ~ SOD Ass,rdinsy
eriy ON, 81 them, namely, Rect Offered Tor " the
oths, tidar bsins a Boston bookseller, Nno Teat as
b. so,o for the fret ticket In tina. city, being ez
se, shat h. rrOyosya 10 tiye hsrs. Rooi purchased
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ROSWELL CHAPN
VEN ss;
OR. cOmsTGFATiox o. T1E sowEIs


THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Ii the sure safest and most certain remedy this disease
will positively give relief in the worst cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at office with astOnishment upon their faces sa
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon part
of their bodies the bowels and that eopious moyeet
hadresulted romit This viii always follow horoug
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are COS
tive Let the experiment be tried Ii is perfectly safe; an
in no instan tecan the Pain Extractor do harm
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1yH the auars Of Caara landing from Italian brig
Francesca from Genoa, for sale by
80 BAR LII 4 co, 81 Common St
~ Also on hand. BY recent arrivals RAFdigho and Dove
Marble in blocks slabs and Tiles Of M sizes and den-
sons also. topI casss pobed Marble Table Tops for saa
low 70 eoss conaanmenh. lsss
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Mr.. Downs speech ON the Nax., ~.
at NeMOrieana. A'Ss

~ NcttOFAeamas
MI; PRESIDENT, am requested to present a me-
nlofiai rom the corporate authorities Of Nav o.
leans, asking the establishment of a naval d.,,s :.
tnat place lot OF land was sometime .;c - =
chased near New Orleans for a naval d., ~.
nothing more has been done in the matter Tbs
municipal authorities Of that place represent this
state oil things injurious to the comneyc;.I -
est, as well to the interests of the Covern,,,.
IN mat quarter. A naval station and depot tbers
would De greatly advantageous to the Goyernmert
ihey represent, also, that naval or REVENGE ser-
VICE iofce Is necessary there for both the business
OF the place and the interest OF the Covern r,ert
believe that so far economy is concerned tb;~
Is great mistake. l believe that there = NOT !.
single revenue cutter at that port and none f,o,,
Florida to the Western ooas, Of Texas. II Il esr-
alnly OF essential importance to the interests nj L
Government, as well as to the interests of COM
merce that there should be force there. either
naval or Of the revenue SERVICE wish ~ s,,-s.
tne attention OF the COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs to
the main question involved in the resolutions.
IL Is astonishing to me why, at one Of the great
est masts Tor provisions in the worId-New Or
ieans-where almost the whole world buv ,bair
provisions, where they buy their sunn;ss g. ,Is
armies and navIes Of Europe, and where all onr
supphes Tor the Mexican war were furn;shs, - ,,,r
army, and where every body else buys their prov;-
so1s, the United States have not a naval tlepet.
uhaefstana that there is not even a navy agent
there: The office has been, believe. aho6sbsd
ana they consider It Of so little consequence tbat
'ney nave no establishment there whatever con-
nected with the navy Of the United States. This
matter Is Important to the Government Of the Uni
yea states IN many points of view During the
late war there was frequent difficulty in recruiting
Tor the navy In consequence Of the vast com
merce Of the place, and the number Of sailors out
OF employment there at certain seasons, recruits
might readily be obtained. There being no naval
station, there were means Of ranshpping them.
and there were not even supplies Of coal there for
the Government naval steamers, and they would
have been totally without fuel if they had mot bor
rowed It from the quartermaster's department of
the army; and this in position where coal and
other supplies could be obtained more advantags-
ously and perhaps cheaper than at any other port
in the United States. 1t is strange that ali this
should be entirely laid out of view, and even the
navy agency abolished there, and the Government
apparently disconnected with that position pointed
out BY nature as the one of all others best caleu
lated Tor an establishment Of this kind. / hope
that the Committee will take mp the subject seri-
ousiy' and that something will be done to reuledy
the evil.
The resolutions were referred to the Commitsss
on Naval Affairs.
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The efficacy OF { thePAIN EXTRACTOR in this diseas
is remarkable. We know of numerous cures and do not
hesitate TO that the ontmen will fail for this puf
pose Deeacy prevents from asking certificates from ladies
on this subject The following procused by one OF our
Agents:
This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore Nipples
and eheeruly recommend those who may be aiced
with that most distressing complaint. most valuabel
ticle to cure it. PHOEBE BRAY
Albany, April I845, MARY MOORE
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hereby certify thatI have been afflicted with aninyeters
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
hye hundred dollars IN employing physicians ndin purchasing
medicines that are used recommended6 but 10
purpose, until, last resort, heard and Iried DAI
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, 10 nv
great surprise before had used whole box OF this Salye
about me. BRADOCK DAVIS
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In regard TO he defeat Of the oomproml.s bin

In regard to the defeat Of the Compromise bill
the Washington Union Of the LIST inst says:
But we have more prophecies to offer or spec
ulations to make. We shall wait to see The result
We shall see in what spirit the Senate win meei-
what they willing do for the salvation Of the
unioR and what they viii do for the whole country
Mr.. Clay said few days ago that he should not
despair Of the republic, and that, even il defeated
in his favorite scheme, he should attempt to see
whether some thing else could not be accomplished
to secure the tranquility Of theeonntry. We adopt
his maxim OF action, and every patriot invokes the
adjustment Of this fearful contest without delay.
Are we less wise or less patriotic than illns,r-
GUS forefathers who framed our present glorlous
constitution They had to lay the fesndztien Of
government amid Thousand difficulties and con-
tending interests; but they suEmounsed them all.
They established constitution which is the wonder
and admiration Of all the world Are we less wor-
thy of the innnmerabls blessings which va eniovl
Or have we less wisdom and patriotism than thsy
possessed to secure their prsssFvatian2
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Ii certIfes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTION
Nv nv family for Salt Rheum Of thirteen years
eyated, and they both entirely removed There
odoubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that the
Patea claims for 1t, from what has fallen under my ohseF
walton ded 70 the respectable testimonials in It's nvol
by 9th no have used II in requiring immediate relief
do cAeeFfuiy recommend the attention othe aicte
the OF this invaluable salve.
Ba6dlO. ". =. ROSWELL CHAPEN
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(tENIENT-5OOob bbs. N and ROsendae; 1000 do. Roman
~ and other brands, for sale by r
yd HAYMAN i HOLDEN. IS Magasins st.
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DIAL US
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only GenuIne.
1ai NO COMPOUND

No COMPOUND
Seyeto,o,e virtues, d,seoysrsd by s sppicaon
new dissases--lou , i aren- sable fact, that manyo
s''s - = ~ ~ .iD ~ " ns "nv'l'y' y ~D''- Ev
yentor 80 admirable the cOnipinanon OF 4. rFfs1'eP
i found suited to relieve almost every almeniro
frame of manis subject. Lei rs enumerate some
euaar a quHl,hes s,a q u.is 1smeey;
remove the pain from the severest BURNS, sCALDs,
TIll-DoI .FROTJx PII,pS RHRfIMATIsM sflR gs
or sWEIJJNGs -
viii preserve life, no matter how ssvess may be the iu
saa pa Oe Ou'neo' anu consequently any sore
TAird-It win besI I,u,n. n, vvaond. IIs, On s,. ~
any kind. wfTnoUT SCAR - - : - -
FOarM.-It neuiraizes and destroy ISON from PLAN.
hsPnlsa' a!ls Insects Or Rabld animals.
rirsM v-is ms mneievsi aypueu, prevent
AAor ana IN oa wounds whenever moruncanon has CON
menced, il viii arrest the disease, and the wound u
where eah has already dropped away II will storsB
to its natural state
saa.Sn BhohEN LlMBs. when sst' be well wrapped
W IN ths 5ase no innammanon' swelling On Pam can %
rapidity. - '-''- ~ '''''''''4 4<
Seventh-IVhep the Bowels are painfp,. or ipamsd a.
rAiac1o wen rabbed upon them, viii afford relief. and
causs even when castor oil, jaap and all ohsr
fgatis use is pertecy safe in all caseit never can
repair i. vii not conflict with any medcnes thai MAJ j.
taAen internally
- c", vi ~ Spae m 'nn paOneanon 70 enumerae al me
nxiIRV,s PAIN Rxru Asyr0p
put we shall su1loln lew testimonials Of lis vaue seeete
rom the thousands IN our Posesslon from all part Il tn
FILES. ~
t be confidently stated that there case Of PILES
nnu1
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6, 1886
Dear Sir About week snce while working at nv trnde
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
BIT OF the adze entered the top Of foot just below the
until became nluch alarmed used British Oil, incture
then commenced the of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
to subsde, and has now entirely left me. 49 81
can confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain Ex.
tractor being superior anything have seen tried 70,
removing pain or Inflammation.
am shpcsrpenter by trade, and shall be willngto
uy to the virtues of the Save at all times when necessary
reside on Franklin Avenue at No ISL where give any
'-'''A''''i D''l'"' yEFFERsoN M. BIsHoP
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CUTs, wOUNDs AND sORRs.


The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful quickly does all pains and soreness
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its success In
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled. -.
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is the safest and eectual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the uengs attendant upon child
birth discovered. II strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents pain and disease. increases and enches
ood those who have used il think indispensable. l.
highly useful both before and after confinement it
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth: cosveness piles
cramps, swelling of the feet despondency, heartburn,
ing pain in the back and joints, false palms. hemobage,
and IN regulating the secreons and equazing the ccua
on it has equal The virtue of this medicine is, it
always safe, and the most delicate and successful
very few require any other medicine little
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure safe
md
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, &c.
TOHN McCARTY, PLUMBER, No. 13A CAMP
y STREET. New Orleans. has Just received anew
and large ASSORTMENT Of Bras COCKS, various sizes
CSQPosns Ranges Bathing Tubs and shoysr Baths. Ia
of every description. Ship and Steamboat work promptly
put gP and repaired All orders praHaRtly atende TO-
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oI IP00TANIC 0. DRUG STORE.

~ 90 9S CAN'T sTREET, Nav ORLEANs. 90
~ CONDUCTED BY DR.. A. A. JONES NR
1A Thi' old establishment soliclts continuance {jA
Of public PATRONAGE II is the oldest in existence in
,he South And the that has uniformly kept fresh
and good Medicines, evnced by the fact that its oldest
patrons are still its best Every compound prepared
by the proprietor whose experience that line s of some
sss yesT nd standing They are prepared Of the best in
Should Planters, Physicians, or private fames wish tn
procure Botanic Medicines that e in eVey resDect
they have only to give their commission merchant strict n
srueons 70 procure them Of the subscriber who keeps con-
pies and compounds. = ~
All low prices articles of the same vaua cap b
afforded in the South. ~ -
Also all the late Botanic works
A Botanic Physician always in attendance 49, Renenher
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09

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sends Sarsaparla number of who were formerly II
Agents, have commenced making Sarsapania Exua It's,
EixTs BitteFs Extracts of yellow Dock etc. They ne.
rally put up IN the shaped bottles and Of
have stolen and copied advertisements; they
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
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