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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

THE undersigned calls the attention ofthe New Orleans
public TO his Select and Fashion able .4ssDFt- -Sts-z
meHt Of EOOTS and SHOES, mann lactured u - 4
solely by himself. Gentlemen deirdus Of having "a
their Boot and Shoes made FITOf elegant va
teral, and IN srYLE-would do well by calling the
undersigned. CORh-SOLE and DOUBLE-SOLE WA.
TER-PROOF BOOTS made to order.
o. TN Il. .OSULIINAN. 10 st. Charles street
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,,1,..y oI. A.. 81 rev Orleans, Feb ID, 1850.
"e.U' oIu"S ~" u HEAD QUARTERS, lst Div. L. M.
l. The Volunteer Corps of the lt Division win be pre-
pared to celebrate with due mill ss5sy lzss. lss,
tary honors the 22d February, -<2z5%s : 9s@ss>
the anniversary of the Birth DdySGz@. s-HsS
of the IMMORTAL WAsmNGToN; asSsSS1&2--
for that purpose they will assemble their respective parade
fully equipped, at o clock A.. NJ.
g. The Artillery will be prepared to fire National Salute
at sunset the eve, and sunrise of the day. the
Place q -Armes, Lafayette and Hashington Squares.
g. Weather permitting the troops will pass the day out OF
the city, and will prepare themselves accordingly.
The officers of the 1s and other divisions special
duty invited join the Major General and Staff IN full
dress at the Place d Armes, hafpast clock NJ.
.. Brig. Gen. D. Augustin, commanding the Louisiana
Legion and Brig. Gen. L. L. Tracy, commanding the lst
Brigade, are charged with the execution OF this oEder far
it their respective commands. and they will hold
themselves subject further orders from Head Quarters
BY order of JOHN H. LEWIS, Major General Commanding
First Division Louisiana Militia
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BRITIsH FREEDOM. - When the old jail Of
Hants, says an English paper, being cleared
OF its prisoners, who about to be transferred
to the new jail poor wretch was with diff
Guilty made TO exchange his quarters, he had grown
so used to, having been confined there fhiyTy5fUe
gears for ds6ti Here is striking instance, at
least, Of the consistency of nation that paid up
wards Of twenty millions to emancipate the slaves
of the West Indies How many such prosecuted
poor debtors to be found locked up in the
Bastiles of Merry England"
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~ Us1ltF4 LOftWtss0h Hefclaht, 20 GraNlef 81. nJ
w street. ap24
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REV. Mr.. STOCKTON "A Church actthout q
CTeed.-The Presbyterian of the West says:
We understand that this gentleman, late pastor
of the Reformed Methodist Church in Cincinnati,
has resigned his CHARGE and proposes to establish
a new no-creed church. With view to this, he
last Sabbath delivered his first lecture in the Uni
tartan Church. We have not learned what are to
be the precise features of this new church. Du-
ring the last winter Mr. Stockton preached several
discourses, in which he held that there is middle
place, called Paradise in which the better class of
heather, and all who having some grace, die in a
state of imperfect sanctfcaton, placed that
under the ministry Of saints and angels, they may
be fitted for heaven. We presume his present en-
terprse has reference to these views.
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GuNDRIES-TEAS-260 packages;
~ FlSHI75O packages Goldfish, Maekere, shad and
CRANRERRIES-3o packages, in store and for sale by
jazz !, CHAs. STOUGHT0N, "a 0siHp st.
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fs; The ne gndeTyigned has lately erected 65E9
SSstS opposite the Odd FellOlcS Hall and La, SzA(A
ESsY taDette Square, wherein will be sold all 49,
TSSr kinds of PLANTS such as Roses Camelas, Of
100 varieties Geranums Azaas, Evergreens and Trees oil
all descriptions besides great collection of ExOcs from
Mexico, Brazil New Holland the Indies and China-and in
fact his Establishment contains greater variety of Plants
than other in the United States, and has beun under
great EXPENSE make worthy of the patronage
heretofore enjoyed. Mr.. Bach has engaged Mr., ELY
SALESMAN, whose long experience and knowledge in the
HORTICULTURAL business will that exeon on hs part
shall be wanted to every information the treatment
of Plants The prices Of Plants will be LOWER than any
other establishment sell them. p Orders puncnaly
filled and sent to the Steamboats, Houses Without expense.
do 3m JOHN MI RACH
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THE WooLLY HoRsE.-At the instance of SEN
aator Benton, warrant recently issued at
Washington, against Mr.. Thomas M. Coleman,
proprietor of the Woolly Horse" charging him
with obtaining money under false pretences, by
exhibiting an animal said to be nondescript
caught by Col. Fremont. Col. Benton and II. H.
Dent appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Cole
man was accompanied by several friends After a
full hearing OF the case, the Justice required the
accused to give. bail in the of $500 for his
appearance at the next term of the Criminal Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-13

DOCTORS BANNING AND MILES,
HAVE taken convenient PRIVATE PARLoRs at the
~ VERANDA, where they ask to bs consulted t g1stI
tousy relative to the use of BANNIAG'S BODY
BRACE, for the auxiliary relief Of weakness of the Vocal
Puimolary Digestive, Female, Spinal and Nervous System
N the case Of both ladies and gentlemen but particularly
In the Ot weakness and spinal defornties
chdTen ladies, and etenaTy gentlemen this climate.
Ihe principle which these apparently dis
connected affections relieved by the Brace That
they consist in mechanical displacement and primarily
diseased condition of the internal organs, caused by bad
posture and weakness OF the surrounding muscles which
should preserve them supported and in place explaining why
medicine has not relieved this class of weakness.
I'd. That that support which effecualy and naturally
restores the lost upward bearing Of parts the
and relieves the symptoms, and places Quetus
tatng Influence which intercept the natural effect OF medicine
I'd. This the Brace aceomplishes In wholly lta.
tive Of concoTan with natural actions OF the body; rs
by firmly supporting the Ois the weak part OF the back
pushing forward under the shoulder thereby balancing the
latter the body axis secondly by lifting but
pressing the sunken abdomen thereby taking undue weight
from the vessels Of the lower exemes and organs of the
lower body and also removing dragging from the parts
above thereby actually expanding the waist and chest and
Strengthening the whole body by the consequent upward and
outward bracing Of the supported action and pr
cIpe entirely different from that of and shoulder braces
removing all desire for or propey in their The med
cal profession are invited to call.
s Parors for the reception of Ladies from o
10 p. NJ. Gentlemen will be waited upon from 3 10 z
p. NJ, Female attendants upon ladies. fy5 If
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No. III GRaFIEIt STREET, 6ets0eeR st. Charles
and CdrOHdeiet, one doOr from Of CdrORdetet
KERS. WILSON respectfully informs her -
ltA friends and the public that she continues in the i
above eligible location occupied by her during the
md those who favor her with their patronage From
Ter long experiences and the very desirable and
lcation OF her House, she feels confident of being able
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue be very Mon.
KRATE. do Iyd&W
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STILL THEY CoME.-The number ofimmigrants
landed at this port during January was l3,034,
being 4,40S more than in January 1s49,-N. y.
Commereiat A9pdtissr.
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B5- French is taught at two shillings per lesson
in New York. The pupils will find that they have
only two shihngs worth, the teacher being in pro.
portion 10 the pay,
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IIlIeds1'.' Sa7sdt5 q
The intercourse between the Canadas is, as shown
by the above figures, rapidly increasing, and will
years to come, which will greatly augment the
business upon the lake, and increase the tolls upon
the Champlain canal
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HOTELS. RESTAURANTS.

PRIVATE D0ARDING.....No. I6 Natchez st
MISS ANN HALLETT, Gate of the FRANKLIN
1N1 lousE, Mobile beg leave 70 inform her Friends
and the Public that she has opened PRfV.ATE fIHl
BO4RDLNG HOUSE, No. IS ate ne stree ,A ~
The House has been newly furnished, and with Terms suit
the times, and determination to make her Boarders
forabe she hopes receive share of patronage nl2 1y
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BANKS ARCADE. Magazine street 4l..
TFNHE subscribers having recently returnlshed and isf
Il painted this weknoWn and central establishment #siiI
ghout, prepared to accommodate number s
fcy and transient boaders The rooms are pleasant aud
well ventilated. The supplied with the choicest Liquors,
and THEN Tables shall at all times be furnished with the best
the market affords. They their thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage extended Them the past season. and
speetuly solicit a continuance of the
Oh 4md&W TUFTS & DItfGES. Proprietors
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THE PELICAN HOUSE,

TT'HE above House will open HIS DAY, the 25th ..:f
January, 1850 having been exquseg ornament MsisI
ed by the first artists Of the city, and lifted ont in
manner suit the comfort aHd of all, well the
taste Of the most fastidOus connoseur The Lunch will be
found recerche and the Liquors OF the best selection.
The proprietor his friends will bear tes
his former desire for their pleasure and hopes
prove that the future will not be unworthy of the past
- KING, Proprietor,
ia25 formerly of 81 Charles Hotel etc
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Los OF smpL. Y ANpBARk M.R1rTTrA TIE

Loss OF SHIP l.. u. AND BARK MARIETTA.--'fhe
Charleston Courier is informed by Capt. Hosener,
Of the schooner Brothers, that the ship L. H. of and
from New York, for Liverpool, with full cargo Of
-four, corn, etc, and some passengers, was sban-
doned al on the 18th January,in lat about $50,
long. go 3O'-she having become water-logred
The passengers and crew were taken off by the
bark Marietta, Capt. Vennard, of and from Bath,
Me-, for Havana. Inendeavoring to place the pas
sengers and crew on board the Marietta one Of the
boats got swamped, and the third officer Of the L.
H., Thomas Dickey, with two passengers were
drowned. The Marietta, being short of water,
made sail for the Bermudas When nearing them,
she ran ashore on the southwestern reef, and be-
came a total loss.
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TERMS OF THE CRESCENT.
DAYFsen Gents per payable carriers weekly;
Eight Dots per hayearly and quarterly at the
raein ADVANCE Single eopies, Fire Cents. The Office will
Iecsipt for all subscriptions exceeding week
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT will be furnished single Subscribers
at Three Dolars clubs Of four directed
the svne Posohee, at Tao DoTs and Fifty Gents each Post
and othe who send orders
for copies, will copy
Pensaon. Pdabe in all adsdcs Single Pspers
packages wrappers be had Office publication
No So St Charles street
ADTBRTISEMETSnO exceeding twelve lines, Agate type
81 for the arst Insertion every
ton Those Of length in proportion Notices
second page, lines In Pearl type 81 each
Advertisements Pa6lshsd weekly seeeky, veety monthly
charged 81 for insertion. liberal
discount made % those who sdyerise By the year.
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GREAT CoTToS SPECULATION. lit is stated
that greater speculation is at this time raging Ia
cotton than has been known since the great specu-
lating year OF 1925. The New Workers, in partic-
ulsr have the fever in its most violent form. The
article has risen, in that market, two cents per
pound during the last two weeks, and at the rate
Of quarter Of a cent per pound, each week, for
the last sixteen weeks. Itisn just one hundred
per cent. higher than it was year ago. The sales
Of the last ortni ghtin New York have been 40 933
bales being the largest business in that market OF
any fortnight on record The sales are chiefly to
spectators, who become excited and continually
bid up the market against each other For the
present, foreign orders for cotton have ceased-the
New York p ice being several cents-in advance OF
Liverpool market On the strength Of this cir
cumstance, the Hartford Times states that several
Boston speculators have sent out order 10 pur-
chase %, 900 bales in England: and there is also
runor that combination forming IN New
York to dispatch an agent with funds and sweep
the Liverpool market clean Of the article. The
low interest of money abroad 1t to per cent. per
annum) avors operation Of this kind, and il car
ried out it will astonish John Bull somewhat
LoIceH Courier.
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RRooKLYN WAREnoUsE COMPANY.


MAYO's MUSIC STORE,
CAMP ST, three doors from Canal ST., NGU Orleans
TJSHE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the public
j. that they can always find at his Nj sic
PIANo FoRTEs C rs AZ very reasona6e3 n ~ Il
prices and on accommodating terms. Amongl Y v
them are Piano Fortes made by the old and celebrated Manu-
aeurers r. GILBERT &Co OF rich tone, and finished beau.
tuly in Rosewood, Black Walnut and Mahogany, with Iron
ner. Also, the Justly celebrated EOLIAN PIANO
FOR TES, which for sweetneSs OF tone have not been
equae Fhey are particularly suited to the country as the
Koian does not require tuning for years.
The New Improvement in Piano FOrtes, the Patent VI
RBATING OvERBRIDGE also for sale at this establishment
This Improvement gives peculiar trmness and bancy othe
treble adds the durability and strength Of the Piano, and
renders capable of remaining much longer IN tune than
W. 7, III. is Agent for HENRI HERR celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and PlANlNOS, made in Paris. For power and
STsHe # Pps NS fy Fl f5f9d Rs ga .a at from asa
aGb aGy@en 1S% SeSa toned
Parties and the practice Of Organists possesses sweet
and power9 tone is portable tweighing but bs,) and
Orders from the country for Flutes Guitars Cariaels
EldgeteS TtQttaS, Dotogee0s, Strings, and Musical
at Bands supplied with Brass lnstuments
HARs, Double aud Single, Action, on hand and made
to oNier, to suit the tasn Of purchasers.
NHJSiC-The lEgest Catalogue in the South The Stock
is accumulation of over 70 Yeas, and in are malV old
NEW MUSIC receaed by every arEiy al from the North
and by the oagn steamships Original NNEc published every
week as'+le sore Native Compositions solicited.
By addressing the undersigned, Catalogues of Music will
dAS2S E S@W and MM F. NAYS NP;e PSSas Es..
SqTNSDFIEs- TSJI5 Iss -TEAs-aso package;
~ FlSHT75O packages Codtishs Maekere, shad and
CRAEBERRIEs-s packages, in store and for sale by
6SeNls s SpS6 ely MaTS InsgS for sa
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THE PEOPLE's Bill POsTKR.

I STAND ALONE and am stil candidate for the peo
pies BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected and those who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me- would wish to Inform them, and all the world in
general that am ready at al hour post their bills dis
tribute them Orders left the following places will be at.
tended to: Crescent Office SO St. Charles street, billiards. Of
lice, 20 Camp street, Delta Office ll2 POydras
yune Job Office II Bank Place; Picayune CofIee house
corner st. Charles and Poydras sts
nl2 & g. SATCHETI Peonlsys RiU Poster
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COLEMAN's PATENT UNDULAToRY MILLS

MANUFACTURED in Cincinnati, of superior work.
wi manship, and the best materials FRENCH BURR
iais E. j. HART & CO., 79Tchouptouas st.
aI Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
Corn Mil ever offered in this any other market, would do
where as have supply hand Of the various sizes
suit Steam, Water Horse Power. Prices from 800
$30O; and warranted perform to the satisfaction OF the
purchaser,
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90 Major George Gordon Byron, in spite Of CEN
sure and analhema, has issued two numbers of his
announced +" Unpublished and suppressed letters of
Lord Byron" Major Byron claims TO be a son of
the poet and such, has for years felt, he says,
interested and been engaged in collecting whatever
could be found OF letters "reminiscences connected
with the life e'of that father. Fhe object possibly
was mixed one, governing his labor of affection
and admiration. The son might wish to ceer up
the mystery Of his birth to bring 10 the light some
of the honey-tongued enemies Of mis- father, and to
place The social and religious character of that fa
ther in its truer light before world. Major By
says that his only object is to render justice 10
the memory of the Byrons, both the poet and his
wife, aud his father and mother. He insists that
persons since dead, or now living, protesting the
deepest frendshipfor Byron, have or are doing him
the wprstOf injnries before the world Byron smelt
some of these Janus faces out before he died, but
he never thoroughly exposed any of them. Msj1r
Byron ntmates that they will be hauled over the
Goals in nohenviable manner, in the of his
volumes, and that Byronwill scourge them himself.
So far, the letters develop new and not generally
known traits in Byron's character, well as that
of his father, and however the public may the
work, it will be interesting one, and with its
thor, is entitled to fair play-NeW York Sun.
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MAGNAEIMITY.-One of tic first acts of Mayor
Barker, recently elected Mayor of Pittsburg while
IN prison, was to appoint Judge Patton, by whom
he condemned TO the office of high constable
We believe the Judge did not accept
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORIES. =


hAHDWAhE AND IRON STORES.
oRrEsrrv $ Me- RErS 80 and 81 caHP aj P.s, SIREET
eEa s eH4 r., DgEsstio gs;ts adrdRSar Gai t.i;
ii'sS 'o ausv uf vepg ang n n9e sT @9e nS
A Vors By arriya ais from European and Northern ports
selected Of every tRE IN their Be and can GoRdenty i
sok e of Wbe Se en 70 s nsr ge S ana wei assorted
English Har Iron, round square and flai-7SO tons
Best faSs fsansylvann :: -iSS -lSS tSns tSns
Tennessee IRON bq9r 2o9rg flate 8n,z 05 t0Gs toDs
:. :. ;: Faasb RSiisE ria'e-sg "a. q toms; toms;
S:s sws{bss 8. i; BiSfsi5l B 5o8s; 5R9' %,
sbeet IonEnrisb Amesan I 21o and Tsnns IL
Hoo3 5STO TTaS0tp@ Gtg%als'i 3 10 AZ Dob-8oo bunds.
RoE RopUa from .6 z 70 35s iach12OO OBJ bundles
400 kegs " 4'u'' N"u ou'eI soou o'a'uS
Press Spikes-9OO kegs,
R2ost PS and Table GGatleEg RazCrs ec
Block Tin zlne. sgelierm 4 etem19 Il 10 600 IIs; Ooo
Gssn Gan sSsan ltsr and lO z oasi 3 @ %
$gPie. sReyss|Anes an5 other brands dozen;
coss MWons W re9nine eDi do1ea aOzeH'
p, BAR aha ~ " t, ne SeveSGzgy 3 pi, " DO dozen; g
HaSil, T yisffs, stqGE f,5 aad .$ Be5 IA RisIgPs;
C6aR C6Snets S"FIsS Foos! an4 raRsb3 rARsn93ri; a.;
oSnw HGoss%Dd lsi Pas Hinges IL s BGa9d Il Hinges
Grg,ion and I pattern; ma CPs RPS Cn Pit and Mill Saws; POushs
u Hollow WqEs and Gssiiass I7ll5Stoas;;
TafrSd aFem aqd Nai1. MfGi1 HBa!sns RUPGs sizes
AIsni6 Af% h41ss2 Fnfs whiis hns GaSa aaS Whale Oils
Bask 5II. LAM iad 6sa,y yellow PANTS V'Fdsris;
French Pots from to 20 Pints;
s%sRa S,@5 iS"f PS f. fsa4 4 E.pg rss . ..
HiIwar Vri % & S3 ~ % Oily sb agJn!T + u y NeT = RgeshE q
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MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.

EENHE subscriber respectful yinyes tine patronage of
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that .ssf
he supply the wants OF the Transient Nsiie 10 s
Montgomery well any Of his competitors. Those
who going to- returning from the North can obtain
MEALS HOURS, suit the arrival and departure
the railroad and steamers. fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly attendance convey passengers and from
boats the free Of charge. The accommodations
equal any other establishment u the town. and, being
reduced Tate, offer additional inducements the travelling
public The best Stewards, Cooks and Servants engaged
and pains will be spared to render the stay of ver pleas
ant and agreeable
ausn1 20 A a
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hNUNDRIES, SUNDRIES-
- PORT WlNE-lIrect impOrtanon-j0 packages;
sEGARS-5OO,OO0; T0BACCO-300 packages;
PAPEB-Sraw, double and single crown, Letter ard
Cap, Tea Paper and Hardware do;
TEA-i50 boxes Hgson-lOO packages Imperial;
BUCKWiiEAT-In boxes and bbls., fresh, landing;
BRDOMS-5U0d dozen:
MARKET BASKETS-30O nests;
GlN-lO pipes Holland;
BRANDH-3OJ packages, assorted
ELONES-2O bbls.; MACE-I bbl.;
SPLIT PEAS-2l half bbs;
PICKLES, KETCHUPS, etc;
SUGAR-Loat, Crushed and Powdered Sugar. North
eEn and Louisiaua-50O packages
MADEIRA, Madeira Bottles, Sherry, Muscat, Extract
OF Blackberry, Peach, Cherry for sale by
fy3 E. j. HART Il CO., 70 Tchouptouas St.
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SSTAR TOWBOAT LINE ,rv-u.
y ANGLO-SAXON, zSlkgs-la
ANGLQ-NQRSlAhiAN, QRSlAhiAN, a-s4-===sssa-is1aaa

This line composed of low pressure boats built
prey for the above business, of great strength and with
powerful machinery Anthracite Coal is used for fuel
avoid burning the sails and hggngs of vessels, and free
them from smoke.
Arrangements made with other boats to assist this line
in taking large ships the bar, when necessary.
Shp.maste and shp-Owners will benefit themselves by
patronisng these boats they will obtain dispatch well
the greatest security for life and property n26
NeWOrleans Nov "a, 1919. ]. w. STANTON& & co,
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10 The Courier Francois says; We are
assured that Admiral Dubourdleu, appointed to the
command of the French force at La Plata, in place
Of Admiral Lepredour, has also been named envoy
extraordinary OF France to the Argentine, Repub-
lie He is to unite in his own hands the direction
OF the military forces, and the widest diplomatic
poWerso
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[Erom the RGU. ]. Flanagan, Qf BiRbrook C. HI
J; WIEER-Sir: have made trial of your Canadian Yer
mnge and with the most happy results In my ownfamiy
and in every that has my knowledge the expu
sion of worms has followed the administering of your Verm
inge. and here prefers any other effects
certain, and children take more readily, which is a
great point gained in giving medicine children remain
yours, etc. etc.
July 16, 1845. JOHN FLANAGAN.
EY Physicians generally use Winer's Canadian Yer
mtuge This medicine is simple vegetable preparation and
dence the result, it will always destroy worms and
restore the patient to health. I-
G Over thousand certificates have been sent to the
Agents from planters merchants and physicians bearing les
timOny to the efficacy of this iRlallibe remedy.
GV- Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by john WISER, Manufacturing Chemist
and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West and
JoHN WMER s. 90, g Maiden Lane, New York sole
proprietors for the United States.
G Sold Wholesale and Retail, Manufacturers prices
by j. WRIGHT & co. 151 CHARrREs STREET Nelo
Orleans. Ia2i 3miS w