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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-10
Guinness r. Co.

Guinness q Go.
IL Camp street,
DEALERS
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable for Pesen comprising almost endless variety very
beautiful articles of taste, fancy and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
complete Sssormento fine Linen and Cotton SHIRTS Under
Shirts Drawers Socks suspenderS, Cravat, Scarf, Stocks
Gloves, etc.
TRAVELLERS GOODS.
fac assortment of Portable Desks Dressing Cases Mirrors
DraH Fasks, Money Belts, Canes Umbrellas etc. etc,
SPORTSMAN'S GOODS.
Guns, Rifles Pistols Powder Flssks Shot Pouches, Gs Bags
Gun Cleaners Cape ETC. ETC.
GOLD PENS,
OF all the celebrated MAKERS in GoG and Silver Cases every
variety Of pattern, ranging in price at retail, from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
r. COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY,
FINE CUTLERY, etc.
~ Orders promptly faithfully executed market
prices.
GUINNESS g. co.
IL CAMP STREET,
Dealers in FANCY GOODS GUNS PISTOLS, GOLD PENS, etc
ape 81
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DISASTER TO A CALIFORNIA STEAMER-The
steamer Wilson G. Hunt, from New York for Cali
fornia, put into Bermuda in distress, on l1th ult
having encountered most terrific gale when a few
days out. A fireman, Thos. Blackney was killed
by sea which she shipped during the gale, and
two of the deck hands seriously wounded. box
of gold, containing $4,000, is said to have been
lost overheard in attempting 10 put it into small
boat. The boat went adrift with seamen named
Richard in it,
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The PLAIN TRUTH.-The New York Mirror
says: " We have no acquaintance with Mr.. For
rest as man, and as our readers well know, no
great admiration for him as an actor; but if the
sworn testimony Of himself and his witnesses is to
be believed, he has either been foully played upon
by some devilish Iago, outrageously wrOnged by
his wife The woman who would receive such a
letter as the addressed to Mrs. Forrest by the
actor Jamison, and retain it in her possession
without her husbands knowledge deserves to be
abandoned; or, as the Scripture hath it, to be
Z" put aNyavn
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AN ODIoUs MoNoPoLY.-The CHILEAN Govern
ment has renewed the privilege, for five years, to
the British Steamship Company, to navigate ex-
clusively the Pacific coast from Valparaiso to Pa
mama, but the Governments of Peru, Bolivia and
Ecuador refuse to concur in this arrangement and
oppose the monopoly.
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LUCKY MEN.-Two poor men living at Glouces-
ter, N. j., have lately received news from England
to the effect that by the death of relative residing
there, thea had fallen heirs to an estate valued at
$4,000 One of the lucky men is named John
Burroughs.
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10 The coming of Jenny Lind has turned the
attention of the Gothamtes to the necessity of the
erection of saloon for concerts, and contro.
versy is now going on as to its proposed site.
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Fish and Fishing.
U 10 n
Corner of st. charles and Canal streets,

Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets,
n- Has hand the FISHING
TACKLE be ound Ia his city compa
In every department, and eomprises-
Superior Fsh ods Of Lance Gnns superior
wood, Hickory, Bamboo, etc, ylGIn cases and Covers
mounted IN Silver, German Sit Colts Pistols.
and Brass. Aliens seEeocking Pistols.
Limerick Hooks, Hinged Plated Genuine DeTugers Pistols
Tapered Also, SnOUded, In lPo Eder FaAks and Horna
Gimp and Cat Do. Magazines
The Patent Spring Fish hooks, Shot Pouches Bella
Extra Tips, for Rods Of all sizes. lGame Gags.
Fine Balanced Reels, OF German Cleaning Rods
Silver and Brass. Nipple WIenehes and Cleaners.
Eight plated Silk Lines. Wesley Richards Wslkers Eys
Silk, Grass and Hemp Lines, of G d. qualities
the finest quality. sion Caps.
SIX Worm Gut. ICut aud Felt Wads.
Floats oil sizes aud Sys Dog Collars Chains and whistles
Artificial Bait Of every description. Pistol Belts.
Leads Of all patterns ard silica Bowie aud Hunting Knives.
Bait E0Hea, Baskets and Kettles Gauntlet Riding Gloves.
Landing Nets Fishing DO. Liquor Flasks.
Fishing Books and Boxes. lDrnktlg Cups, etc. etc.
Dsgorgers Swiyels Batting Nee Podg WoslenholeTS ARd
dies, etc, Crooks Fine Guilty.
nc The GUION ROD particularly adopted Southern and
Wsesn Fishing generally well worthy Of careful inspection
To- Having arranged with John ConrOy Of NeWYork The eelt
OF whose articles e sale Of all lea
Of his articles will hereafter be sold mauuac
Gurers' NewYoFk prices GUION;S,
FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE,
mh5O I'm Corner Of 81. Charles aud Canal SITS.
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INK COMPTROLLER OF THE SECOND MuNIci-
PAnirY.~-Oa wish to have entries for this valua-
pie office has been responded to, and by more
ioFmAdAole competilors than we had expected.
~ Emerson, like Mr.. Layet, is a native Of New
Ofleanss He is known to all the business men Of
the ievee, Tchoupitoulas street and the rest of
mankind. Mr. Calhoun, the former incumbent. is
also fahdidaie, and has warm friends.
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DIEB In Glynn County Ca Mr. JouH Cyooprp .gss
~ Mr. Cooper settled The saboard Georgia before he vo
adun For The last 50 lived ST simons Island The
greater part Of the time he engaged extensive commercial
business Ths honse Of which hewas member Hamilton Cooper
owned several large vessels which engaged trade
ihe pos II Frsea and Europe His residence al the ar
settlement made t Ogehope in Georgia Bun spent seysr
seeks a s house Immediately after his duel wild. Ham
ion Mr. Cooper for many years life an extensive saye
Owner and remarkable for his master He EXERCISED
powerful and beneficial the county where he resided
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THOMPSON 81 NIXON, 10 Camp st. q
sV~ Have received per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, ful supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for RseuH, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of purchasers Their
Stock comprises:
DRESS CoATs-Of Cashmere Cloth, and French Drap
d'Ete;
FROCK COATS-Of Cashmere Cloth, and black and
olive Drap d'Ete;
FANCY COATS-Of drab and mixed Cashmerette,
Britannia Cloth, Drap dEte, black and Drab MernO,
and Alpaca:
SAC FROCKS-Of drab Casfmerette, Drap d'Ete, drab
and black MeriRo, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca
PANTALOONS-Ofb black and fancy s. M. Doeskn, drap
d'Ete, Drap Rationale, white and figured Drilling,
Check Linen etc. -
VEsTs-Of black and figured Silk Buff white and fig
ured Marseilles;
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS-Of all the latest styles;
CRAVATS-Of Silk, Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLOVES-Of Silk, Linen, Lise, Berlin and CottOn
UHDERSHIRTS-Of Gauze. Merino and Cotton;
DRAWERs-Of Linen and Cotton, French Wristbands
and laced backs;
HALF HosE-of Silk, and white, brown and striped
Cotton;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-Of Silk, and white and
bordered Cambria;
SUSPENDERS-Of Linen and white and figured SIX;
UMBRELLAS Dressing Gowns, etc. etc.
THOMPSON d NIXON, 10 Camp street,
mills 2dptf opposite Hewlett's.
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W The italian Triumyirate-Maz,

10 The Italian Triumvirate -Mazzni, Saffi,
and Montecchi--have published an appeal to their
countrymen in the United States, enjoining on
them action in behalf of national independence.
They look on the sufferings of Rome and Venice
as not without their value but as having taught the
world the capacity of the pensinua. Organization
and agitation are made the watch-words
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TT The trial Of DR.. Webster completely flIs
the Nqrshern papers. The evidence, tho arguments
q counsel. the speech Of Dr. Webster himself, the
charge Of she Judge, and the sentence, have all
reached rs. Until we read the evidence, we were
snAenE the defenders Of ths accused but the evi
denoe is 90 conclusive 20 be resisted and we can
MOI cenceivs o ny bypotheuis consistent with the
facfs sad bio inpScsnce. The verdict Of a Boston
jnsy ii capital ease may be safely relied on for
i i uslI known that the opinion Of society in that
aitf = adverse 10 capital punishment That verdict
Wa based alike the evidence of the State and the
a5sesc< Of evidence for the prisoner. Portions Of
the remains OF Dr. Parkman are found ia his labor
story notes executed by the prisoner, and which
had been in the possession of the deceased, are
found among the papers of the accused. It is
shown that he had no money with which to pay his
prssentdebts, lnuch less totake up notes not yet
INSURED. Against this there's no evidence what
ever. The identification of the body is complete.
An experienced dentist recognizes the teeth as
made by him for Dr., Parkman, and he gives the
marks by which he does recognize them. This
faculty Is one wonderfully strengthened by constant
exercise the cattle-tendefs Of the Opelousas pfai
rissknow every beast in that wideregi they can
4 ,y;,l,.,ha shsrhsra.a e So; 1aIe. =. - |"
,,s,t M, 49, s-e ee 'sop
to discover the traces Of man in the shifting sands
and the Indian to follow track for miles through
the forest. Had Or. Webster accounted for the
money with which he paid the notes. the fact Of the
body being in his room might have been sufi-
GENTLY explained to have prevented conviction
But the absence Of all proof in regard to the notes
'eA 'le jury 40 snanee O escape from the verdict
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o9r We see IN the Louisville Journal statement
made ~ request. that the Belle Key 9 was not
running race'' with the BOstona on her trip be-
lore last up. The statement viii scarcely be Gre
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WHARFINeER.--Capts Seleck and Eldridge
are the crndidates for this responsible office In
this city, where the number of craft of various
kinds is so large, and the space for wharves SO
limited, the Wharfnger has frequently delicate
duties to perform Both these gentlemen are
highiyrecommended.
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) NEwYoRK MYsTERIEs.-M Mysteries of start.
ling character are being developed in NewYork.
The Tribune's reporter is gathering additional
items in regard to the game of extortion which has
been so successfully played upon some very res
pectable citizens. He says that it appears that
certain legal gentleman of high preiensons to mo-
rality and religion one of the extortionists who
have duped TO the tune of thousands many of our
citizens, and among them several members of the
same church with himself, in which he has always
stood high as man of undoubted piety and zeal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-10

j. B. ST + Z l.,
N. o. StatiOners' Warehouse, IA Camp st.
10 Just received the following
NeV and Interesting ENGLISH and AMERICAN
Books:
ToMLIN'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, Complete In
vols. svo.
YoUNG's COURSE OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
AND THE MECHANICAL ARTS In vols
THE YEAR BOOK OF FACTS IN SCIENCE AND
THE ARTS, for 1850
TRENCH's NOTES ON THE MIRACLES. nlvol.
Svn.
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF DR..
CHALMERS, BY his sOn-in-law, Rev. WIN. Hanna, LII D.
DAVlES'S GRAMMAR OF ARITHMETIC; or,
Analysis Of the Science Language Of Figures
Of Numbers.
MODERN LITERATURE AND LITERARY MEN !;
being Second Gallery Of Literary Portraits BY Geo Gidlhn
THACKERAY'S HISTORY OF PENDENNIS, Nos.
1to4
THE WILMINGTONS, Novel. BY the author of
" Emilia Wyndham, I" Two Old Mems Tales" ETC.
Also, fresh supply Of
APPLETON'S SOUTHERN and WESTERN TRAV.
ELER's GUIDE, with authentic Maps;
And other valuable
GUIDES AND HAND.BOOKS FOR TRAVELLERS
Throughout the United States Of the latest editions BY
the most approved authors For sale by
APPS St Nv J. B. STEEL, "A Camp street
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PROF WERsTER's CoNvIorIoN.-A great va.
ne'y oil opinion is expressed in NewYork, by the
press and people, as to the justice of Prof, Web.
ster conviction. There is yet little diversity Of
opinion here, though all think that Messrs Sobier
and Mefrick conducted the defence in yerv lame
manner ~ ''A'ie
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OF The National Pacific Railroad Convention
assembled in Philadelphia on the LIST. We see it
stated in the papers of that city that Mr. Asa Whit
ney, the protector Of the Mississippi and Pacific
railroad scheme, was to be present.
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10 During the month of March 10Y deaths oc-
Cured within the city bounds of NewYork, viz
men PAT, women 237 boys 264, girls 2s7-of the
whole number 100 died of consumption.
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Gs- The Nova Scotia Legislature has laid duty
of Is, 3d. currency Us cents) per barrel, upon flour
from the United States.
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NASHVILLE CONVENTION IN SAVANNAH
The votes for the delegates were 43S. The num-
Der usually poled is from 1900 to 1000.
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10 The amount of Treasury Notes outstand-
ing on the LIST of April was $4,000.
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For SbRvExoR-Mr. Dunbar is too we'll
kpown "a the Municipality to need any enconnium.
He claims the credit Of having stopped the crevasse
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, ,phf Soops-important % the Trade.-Messrs j. n
Blaehe Co. will SELL this morning n, 10iz $780, " p
store Of Mcdowell Peck, sc rayier street an ssss
sentiment Of Dry Goods by the PACKAGE The Catalogue ~
Which, portion is given under the auction head sSo
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majestic display Of Fire Works takes place ~
nng at tbe Place for the benefit of he Camp
Orphan Asyuma noble charity which deserves tbe t,s
ng nana Of oar citizens Father Mathew has been pyd
70 asd and we hope that he viii see an exhibition Of Tho
h6erahis OF The sunny South that will gladden. tbe hearts
o. the suaras Of the iahee and enable them 10 extend
then boants Mes Caioir the celebrated pyoeehnists
a. a'A on tnls occasion, and promise beautiful
display fun band win be in attendance, ''4D''iu
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CENsURE.-A resolution of censure upon Mr.
Websters speech has been introduced into the
Massachusetts, Legislature, and is earnestly urged
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lllh. hiLAnlor's BENEFIT = Tonight, at Plaode's
Varieties, viii be given benefit to the beautiful oa
ana accomplished daNsease Mile. Hiario An who woull
Sc he poetry of motion exempied in the most consum
mate nanner should by all means go tonight and see IN
exquisite altl.e and he eeganL CORPS which She e
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G5- Mr.. Walter Cotton saw at Rio woman only
twelve years old, who had two children. She was
married at the age of ten to a man of sixty five
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- NOtice.-rhe undersigned On retiring from the No
taral Business would respectfully Office
Air MA MoNAGhAN, and his late managing clerk Mr. GEORGE
hAhEsHDE tho favorable notice his old friends and the
publc in general, with the Affairs which may
iauasd 70 them VII ss faithfully sad efficiently attended
ahA pkSik4. L. RICARDO,
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Thomas BrndY,

Y CHARITIES street. y
NEW BAREGEs, French Jaconets 0rgaud Avorine Tissues,
~ Lawns, Printed Cambc Ginghams Foulari Silks Summer
Silks
LINENS, Damask shrngS, sbsngs, Diapers HucksbacEs
and Napkins
LACE ANTILLAs Barge and Muslin Mantilas Shawl,
and ScATis, Grape shaws China Grapes,
BLACK MATTI0NI SILKS, Rich Fancy Silks, all styles
PARAS0LS, Chldren's Parasols, Silk Umbrellas
Hosiery Nets Laees Ribbons Gmps Frnges Buttons ali
descriptions Of Trimmings, m
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90 DIR. Alexander McWilliams, a distinguished
physician of Washington City, died on the 3lst ult
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PRoF. WEBsTER's SPEEoH-1he Verdict, ETC.
tits very unusual thing in this country for pri-
soner, on trial for MURDER 10 make speech in his
own defence. 1t is rarely, indeed, (says the New
York Herald of the 3lst) that man on trial for
such heinous charges that alleged against Prof
Webster, has had the Nerve or fortitude TO speak in
his own defence, after having employed counsel
We hardly know what to think of it. To those
who consider him guiltless, it will confirm them in
the opinion that he is innocent of the crime for
which he has been tried, while on the other hand,
those who from perusing the testimony have made
up their minds that he is guilty, will in his address
to the jury, perhaps, be confirmed in their opinion
Such will be the judgement of the public on the
matter 1t NAV be the desperation of innocence, or
the desperation or guilt that has induced Professor
Webster to take this step; but unless he was posi-
tive of his innocence, we certainly think that I'M
der the circumstances, his addressing the jury
! rather injudicious. In fact, we should think SO
under any circumstances.
On the day following dhe lsn the Herald says
in reference to the jury, 1t will be very rigidly
and very severely criticised throughout the country
From the imperfect character of the evidence, fair
and impartial people in this community, generally,
thought that the jury would not agree, or that at
the outside, they would render a verdict of man
slaughter or homcide.i There is no general belief
that the evidence is legally strong enough to con-
Wet him of murder. They think differently in Bos-
ton. We doubt the legal accuracy of this verdict.
The sequel, looking to his execution, will be the
exciting and the most extraordinary of all this re-
markabe affair"
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GEORGE T. DUNBAR the present incumbent presents him.
self candidate for the office of Surveyor Second u-
cpaty and socts the of his fsow-ctt zens at tho
election to be held on the 22d inst apl0
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.VeaU Store and .VeaU Goods.

q. NJ. SIMPSON
Having Just opened his NEW STORE, No. so Canal
street, (bew Chares street and Exchange Aey) offers
for sale large and well selected stock of NEW FASHION.
ABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, at very
moderate prices The Ladies particularly invited to call
and examine splendid assortment of
Rich Silk Tissues, entirely new;
Large assortment of rich Paris Bareges;
Gases of French Muslns, Jaconets and Lawns;
Rich Silks, for Dresses
together with general of Ladies' Dress Goods
large stock of Irish Linens grass bleached and warranted
a fine fabric
Linen Sheetings, of all kinds;
Linen Drillngs, for Gentemen's wear;
Drab dEte, for Summer Clothing;
Hosiery of every kind, Gloves, etc.
Large stock Of Linen Cambria Hdkfs embroidered and
plain selling very cheap.
To which may be added general assortment of Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS, suited to Family and Planta-
ton ap5 lOt2p
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~ Nouce'-The undersigned, having united together
OF 'ne of NOtaril its branches leave
INFORM their friends and the public they prepared
CUE win correctness and Dispatch may
hem at the old staRd Of D. RICARDO Notary Public
NO. 70 ors'fer street WA. MONAGHAN
Successor d. |. Ricardo,
.En u
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FiReiSIA--At the last session of the Virpipia
Legislature S9230O0 were guarantiedin all for the
following works: James River and Kanawha Canal
sSOo,OOO Richmond and Danville Railroad. s20O !
wv Virginia Central Railroad (eas.ern extensionI
slooooO sOath Side Railroad, 1928, 600. In adj.
ei'ion g thla, three-fths of capital of SEQ 600
q. sA'shuAng the Virginia Central Railroad from
Staunton to Covington, was passed
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ms CATHOLICS AND Ma. CLAY-Mr. CLAW
nas lsoessea lrom the President and Faculty Of he
University Of NOtre Dame du Lac Roman Ca,s i~
he) ~ Indiana highly complimen ,arv ls,tsr g.,
Ais recent efforts in the Senate to appease civil
ssrlis and preserve the Union They thus ooncln,,.
Wh,ie you are assailed by the violent ana IN.
might be agreeable 70 you to know "a, u II
ciudsd religious house, whose inmates have ,bs;,
cazsnsiip and conversation in heaven. who COM
nans more with the mighty past than The present
ana whose invisible companions are the noble army
st saints your hndiing oratory has warmed and
As.as: msny heart infenble and altogether
,o a. 4 r said there ars thirty thOu eriinals
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PERRY s. WARFIELD candidate for the Office of Sec
ond District Attorney Election by the people on the fourth
Monday Of April - apl I'd
Eds Crescent Have the goodness TO CHARLES
s. REESE ESQ. a candidate for the office of Second Dis
uict Attorney. Election fourth Monday of April.
M MANY
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For Comptroller

We authorized to WILLIAM II. GARLAND,
the present incumbent candidate for reelection at the
approaching Municipal Election. app
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Upper Ten Thousand.
k- The following letter received from Sicox gen
lmgn repectaby and fortune WAC well and widely known
DIR. s. TOWNSEND's sARSAPARITLA has cured thousands
Of patients in the upper ce Of society," and used both New
York and Albany majority the arsoerac families They
purchase In the spring of DR. s. p Townsend half
dozen bottles and the whole family for month six weeks
sck orwell There preventive for disease like it. These fa
lies rarely, ever, a child or require physician.
NEW YORK January g. 1850.
Dr. s. p ToWnend-Sr Justice 10 your remedy, take the
liberty stating that about years tnc took violent cold
which chnd not Il became settled cough and oon
eha affection Of the throat and lungs which distressed me very
much indeed My little in extreme III health and pro
cured some OF Sarapaa him. He took bu snort ume
when we thought he hal the iaandee but found threw me cue
through the He which induced me 10 use H.
done happy that 1t entirely cured
both and in the enjoyment OF excellent
health Your SarKApara beyond doubt excellent
edy, and should be widely known. = - = -
Yours, respectfully, VALENTINE slCoX,
81 Amos street, NewYdEk.
Sole AFents f9Y Esv)rsh1l J. WRIGHT 4 CO..
sps eefar vi ChASWes Iuesli
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The HUNGARIANs.-U jhazi, the Ex-Governor
Of Comorn, has addressed statement to the Hun
garians in the United States giving an account of
his proceedings in their behalf, His effort has been
to provide secure and fitting shelter for his CON-
panions as they arrive, to rescue his unfortunate
brethren in Turkey, and to obtain from the Ameri-
can Congress grant of land for them to cultivate
The progress of the last object stated is succncty
given. and hopes are entertained that it will be
accomplished. .. ...
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Eds. CreSceRt-Please announce l.. u GAIENNIE as an
independent candidate for the office of Recorder of the Second
Municipality, and obige [fy1ll MANY voTERs
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Eds. Crescent Please to the Voters of Muno
pality No. One, that W. M. FLEMING is candidate for
Recorder and will be supported by MANY VoTERs.