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BEAUTY AND HEALTH,

Cosmetics Chalk and variety of preparations generally
IA u when applied to the face very soon spois il OF lis
beauty They close the pores Of the n and check the cir
Culaon Which,, when Nature tAWarted b. disease or
PoNuef or the skin ntamet by the akaes used In SCANS
beaGuhes Its production in the human face divine rs
wen IS IN the garden of rich and delicaey tinted and
tea mowers. ee, active and healthy circulation Of tie
uus OF the coqrng OF the pure rich blood to tie eytrem
e that which paints the cOuntenance the mo exquisite
beauty IT that which mparts the understandable shades and
Hashe OF LONELINESS that all admire, but none can describe
i5i3 beauty IS the offspring OF NATURE of POWDER or
SOAP II Iere Is not Tree and healthy circulation there
Is no beauty u the lady far driven snow Il She paint
ana use cosmetics and the blood is thick cold and nipuF
he nof oeaatn Il she be brown yellow and tere Is
a halllancy to their eyes that is fascinating. ~
ms why the Southern and especially the SDanh ladies
are so much admired Ladies in the North who take INF III
exercise or are confined in close rooms, or have SPOILED tLer
complexion by the application of deeIerous mixtures n hev
wish to regain elasticity Of step, buOyant spirits sparkling
eyes ana beautiful complications, they should use Dr. Town
sends Sasapanla Thousands who have used It. are more
than satisfied, are delighted Ladies OF every station crowd
our office daily. ' '''' Wv"
NOTICE TO THE LADIES
Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's SargauarlIa have
VaTably called their Snlt great Rme3 far Fcqtcs ETC.
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates to The
Complaints OF women, word for wOrd-Ohn men who mt
gp medicine have since the great success Of Dr. Townsend
9aSapaFa IN complaints incident 10 lmaes recommended
Tiers ah9ngh previously they did not number Of these
Mixtures, Ps, ETC., Injurious einae as they agra.
Nate disease, and UNDERMINE the constitution.
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PHILADELFHIA June 2 1851 feel free to recommend DR..
Davs syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my experience
OF Its benca effects in my have been for
time past subject to attacks Of splitting blood attended with
weakness OF the breast and uneasy sensation the stomach
accompanied with dyspeptC symptoms Last spring. having
attack OF II, recommended by acquaintance who
had been cured by Dr. Dayss Syrup, try il. did and
was relieved by n less than bottle. It's apparent good
effects were immediate.
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LOUISIANA
CORNER or CO.HJMONS- PHILTPP.q STREETS
A CADEMIC observation-disclosures during Ses-
IA sion of 1880;
Latin and Greek-Geo, G. Anthem, A. M:
Mathematics and Engsh-C. w. Sears U. 5. Military
Classics and English-W c. Duncan A. NJ.
French Language-Marc RouX.
The Tuition Fees from 81 to $40 month.
Eg There is a class for boys under six years of
jal4 6m GEO. Q. ANTHON, A. M, Principal.
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u ,. Consul to New Grenada
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRoNCuITIS

AZ. &c.. NEw Y9RK, February II, 1873.
Of my throat affecting tie larynx during VII ~ disease
lsa,ed by DE most distinguished physicians IN E11a wa snd
but az the time my general health and sengtR 5ee o'
anu ine usee making ieaTin progress causc apphcations
were used, ana whatever else thought most eieent III
pIudpeing but am confident The depombe sitno
non was ", ie ary9gtis being accompanied with phthsis
led my ne had not obtained relief through the medium Of
ceqmerced using The Sarsapara aid moi plsess mn e
soaaense rs Iirqes and tins Will not surprise yon, when
s IN Gnea haa iiiea more than fifty different RENE
te5ls ne DE- Jour years without any success but
Haef tssaf your SRapara few weeks was obliged at
cy relieved, but eured me- and therefore hjnk II nv
dny, gentlemen, for the benefit Of suffering humanity 70
Youn very truly, d. PARENT.
M Consulate Qt France IN he United STAIRS
ne ABOVE statement end signature were acknowledged in
enr presence by MT. ID; Parent as true
For the Consul General Of France
L. BORG, Vice Consul.
The following interesting case presented, and The reader
invited TO its careful perna Comment on such evidence Is
unnecessary:
NEW YORK, April q. 1917,
viii general debility weEne los of ab 1eg oe 81 a lIs
sn no benefit from The various remedies prescribed con-
tidned about ihree months since make Of vouI Sar
psua nov have iee pleasure Of informing YOU that lts
ssss qss n Sepea 1th ihs happst results in
he many others you already possess and those desiring
M es mi e es ~ soy .e particulars e
Jug a. 30 Bowery, New York " 49,
This eerfss dat M Janet Mcnios 4 Known HOWL 10 ms y
sIss o. 'e Church IN good standing sRd verify Of
Pastor of Second Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
, ~ Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail By A. D.
~ sANs Dguggisis and Chemist 100 Fulton street, cor.
rails throughout the United staes and the Canaas. Price
VI per bottle; AZ hotties for s..
~ New l os So 5os }EffEi f6k GEaR
HHsssis Costa 1 CO.; No9sensr -sIt h + II AD
yss 3 flI1ofl onsiOusas' AID BALL & LATIAM,
Hs5va Sasa' Jazz d&Wln
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DIR. DAVISiS
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAIN'

IN OFFERING to the public this and valuable Iemguy
i for CONS U1IPTfOgV, BRONCHIIIS, ~ IHyIp *
COUGHS, COLDS ETC., we append few nouces VI NV,
character and efficacy of the medicine. Numerous Wsu
nals may be in pamphlet for distribution at the agehy
which sufferers invited to obtain. ltmay be- proe 10
that Dr. D. eminent practising physician OF Twelve yea'
standing, graduate OF the University Of Pennsylvania
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WEAKNESS AND pam IN THE BREAST.

PHILADELPHlA June g. ISL can highly recommend Dr.
Davis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
OF W virtues MY wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and pain in the BREAST the Of tins medicine in
short time entirely relieved her. The symptom. would after
time, recur and On all occasions the relief speedy
IN the st place. Ii Is six months since she has been
free OF the affection consider and recommend
valuable medicine Its siren eng effect has been very great
in addition pnlevng the breast SWALLOW 10 Water st.
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NJ CAUTION Eptared should hey hare
security against SaAguials HeHa, eh al lis hoToTsI bat
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IFTOm VT. JONn d .H0rgdN IIFNEE ,,99TTIl I,l,,,v
PITTsBURG, Jan. l2 ls47-Ihe Syrup OF VIVA 1nul.11
and Tar has given great satisfaction to those who nave eu
it, know OF instance OF permanent cure oil hs'ha
gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able TO sell aeaS'
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Dr. T0DRSeRd-Dear SIR have the pleasure tn inform
you that three OF children have been cured of he rO,
by the use OF your excellent medicine. They afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great 0blga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
Isaac w. GRAIN, 1O6 Wooster street.
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DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR,


but shall subjon few testimonials of its value, selected
from the thousands in possession, from all parts of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-08

1t may be confidently stated that there is of PILE
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and at the pain
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'TV TLNNI Etts AND BlIl4DERs,-A. BROWN
r. & CO., Dcaters IA al kinds of Iugber--C,ynress
White and Yellow Pine, Mahogany Black Walnut Oak
Ash and Poplar; Mahogany Newes and BausteTs Iaih
Leans. STEAM SAW MILL, NAToHEz, Mis-" '"'
where the Mississippi River below NatcbeZ az ba y
notice. ana ia ~ w. w WI
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PADUCAH, Ky, June s, 1SB-My stock Of Cherry and Ia
Syrup SNOW reduced to six bottles and its popularity Is
increasing, lou would do well 10 send me another supply
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JoHNF. DRAM, Ladies' Shoemaker, 70 Race street.

Merchants, from different sections of the country
the aeng accounts Of the universal popularity and e
hcaey OF Dr. Davss Syrup, under their notice A number
Of them, witnessing It's virtues have regularly sold
dhOn that it did give satisfaction the price should be
returned, and no of them has had any application
turn the money his speaks volumes in favor Of the med
cine We append few extracts from orders, samples OF
those we are in Of well OF verbal accounts
we frequently hear
LhTom Doctors IaHghaH and Rush. bDh practising ply
s'eiqRs, as tosH as DrHggists.l
Wild Cherry and Tar goes off like hot cakes We think that
you choose to give wholesale agency for that medicine
we can dispose OF almost amount in Norhen Indiana
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-08

LIGOS1EE, July 20, lSI6Y Wild Cherry and Tar Syrup
gives general sasiactCn We have been out Of ii for some
TIME, aud thodgh we would not order any but almost
daily inquired for and gbt perhaps il would be best
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nR. j. BENSADON-Oficea and Residence, No. 81
IL Canal street. between Phippa and Circus iy7 Sm
TNR. MACGIBBON has removed 10 % Phippa street,
II between Graver and Common. jy6 6m
HomRopathIst,
I MI. d. GLASS, Qate of Hopkinsyllle, ky.) No. ~
Baroe street, between Union and Perdido Streets New
Orleans. MI
nR, WALLACE, No. ~ Arcade Passage, (up stairs, }
- New Orleans Office hours-From9 A. NJ. to IL M, and
from to P. NJ
Orders left the Drug Store of II. Bonnabe will be at
tended to. ja26 lyd&W
nR. JOSEPH OSMAR KING, Member of the Royal
II College of Surgeons, London, informs his esAsSYe
friends that he has removed to No, 233 Maya lrSSN
ItRe street, opposite the Orleans Warehouse r.WyS
ner OF Julia, where he will practice his successful ~
treatment for Diseases OF the EYE. He invites the serious
attention OF those suffering from this malady dis Bins
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[FroH M; s. G. Hayes, qf the r1a If Brolssr Hayes 4.
Ca, E6Oksrs and AtdiI0HsrS, No Igj farkei strest
lhttGdGtp hla-lanuSJy 8. lS47.l
Your Syrup Of WLd Cherry and Tar Is an invaluable RENE
dY; cured the of colds with me Iii Won want cr
tifcate | viii chesTiully give one s. C. HAYES
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TO PRINTERS,

EMESI'-l050 Lbls, Denman S and Nelson & Browns
~ y, fhe:endale Cement for sale by
Ja24 OF JOHN STROUD s. CO., I46 Common st.
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known citizen Mr.. Aar has been for several years hi.
rector OF he PUBLIC Schools and has held various offices of
honor and responsibility:
PHlLApELPHGA, September 10, 18i5-A month or more
snce was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the common remedies such paIegorc and suuiIs
lgd q!her ordinary medcnes pr Days Compound Syrup
ourths of bottle entirely cured me. My mother who is
troubled with cough and has been regularly taking
sqgs and paregOrc has been taking Dr. Davss Tor
lew days past and says her cough mot half so bad as
before she commenced taking il.
,,, Thomas MnLAR, Al Race street
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail By the General Agents for
the South and West j. WRIGHT Il GIC5 ~ ~
mn NO IOI ChartrGS street, New Orleans:
Where all orders must be addressed. dii
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Rapis's Syrup Of Wild CAerry and TdrWe would q 4
attention to the adyertene Of this valuable medicine
other column. Several Of us saluary effects have
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend it 10 the aficled.Ed NJ j. U6skEy Etsiter
and IempsraRee ScRtlnek, (IreIt0n, } Feb. g. te4l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-08

This is only of more than four thousand cases of
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Sarapaila has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eradeated by
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESD. of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Blackwes Island is the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-17

The following news from Oregon has been recei

The following news from Oregon has been rsceiy.
ed at New York, by the Georgia:
1t will be remembered that the Rev. Mr.. Whit.
man, together with his lady and family Nyers rna.
sacred by the Indians, at the Mission, above Gas
eade, IN Inc hyose country, Oregon some time in
we year lo1f: 1here We're some eight or ten fam.
HES temporarily stopping IN the place at the time
lhe male members of whom were also murdered
The women and children We're taken prsoners b,,
The Indians, and The young women compelled m he.
come lhe wives OF some oil the chiefs. Soon after.
wards, MAJ Ogden, commander at Vancouyer's
of soldiers into the Indian country, to rescns tbe
unfortunate prisoners, and punish The Indians far
the outrage. They found the Indians gave tbsp,
battle, IN which many of those engaged in ihe rnur.
der at the Mission, were killed. and finally sncrsd
ed IN recovering tie women and children, some
nifty IN number, by hiring The savages to deliver
Them up Thus the matter ended for the time RI,
we learn by Mr. Field, now in this place, vvhn
lett Oregon city fifteen days ago, that Gen. Lane
has taken decided steps TO have more satisacInrv
settlement In March, last, he formally demanded
OF the Indians, the remainder the murderers and
nine of them, including the Catholic Priests. have
been delivered into the possession of the governor
OF Oregon. BY proclamation of the Governor, the
Legislature ofthe Territory was convened on the
18Th Of May, at Oregon City, to give the prisoners
trial, and our informant thinks thar ere this, thew
nave been convicted and put 10 DEATH
The chiefs of the Klaekatats aud CalipOes have
rendered their services to Gov. Lane. When our
Informant left, they were encamped at Linn Civ,
awaiting the sentence of the murderers ON trial he
fore the Legislature. They are to ioin The forces
Of the territory, and march under Gov. Lane over
the land route toward California, till thew reach the
neghborhood OF Rogue River Ii is known that
there are hostile tribes of Indians in this country.
IL was infested by them last season, and several
helpless companies OF OregOnians were murdered
while on their way TO California. lately some
friendly Indians have given information in Oregon.
that the wivesand children Of some families Who
jonrneyed over this route last season. are now prs
oners among the Digger Indians-the men having
been murdered. The Oregonians are highly in,
censed at these ouirages, and il is thought they
will not be satisfied until the offensive Indians are
exermnated. The energetic steps taken by the
Governor, will doubtless be the means Of opening
and Oregon.
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DR. BANNING'S BODY BRACE.

~ The Patent Lace Body Brace efficient relief 10 Mr.
sons abong under the following and analogous alades and
symptoms viz:
Weakness aad oughness Voice or without Bronchitis or
sore throat and labor in vocazng the Lungs and
Chest with 1nl dead oppressive pains feeling region
also with difficulty of breathing, cough and bleeding at the
Lungs paPitaion of the Heart especially on walking
MED with dizziness and confusion mind; ghaly
nkng agone feeling at the Stomach Lungs and Sides ans
particularly on exercising exciting body dposng the subject
to stand and sit in dropping attitude dull dragging pains in the
SIDE Initiative OF primary affections Of the Liver spen-symp
tons aggravated often strengthening eostvenss piles
and chronic daThu; debility Hips lower
win numoness and loss of notion swelling and eodue feet
particularly towards night pains and weakness Back eurya
lure of the spne falling Of the Bowels Female weakness
This instrument perfectly supports the body, all cases gives
instantaneous relief the great variety affections mentioned
above Thousands who have sufferers years have by
Of the Rrace been in short to perfect health
NJ Persons distance fitted the Brace BY sending
the number Of inches round the Hips inch from The
top with description of form Can he had only of A. SHEER
MAN sole for the South 70 Charles street. Neworeans
~ DTs BANNING MI ES respectfully announce that Mr.
A SHERMAN 10 St Charles street. an assortment of NJ
Bannings Body wishing the instrument % All
Dr. sherman well qualified from his In he busn
oHppy and lit them female in upon ladies'
iyl6 2dp II pm 7'
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We give annexed a summary Of the proceedings
in Congress ON the sth inst
SENATE.-Mr Walker gave notice OF bill to
alter and fix the time for commencement Of the
sessions OF Congress-
The attendance of the Senate was thin.
The adjustment bill was taken up.
Mr.. Truman Smith spoke in opposition to the
bill, and giving his general views on this subject
promising that he would do ell this in one day.
Alter MIR. Smith concluded, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE The House
resumed the Galphin case. The House adopted.
as an amendment to the substitute Of Mr.. Schenck,
by vote on yeas and nays, of 1l9 in the affirma-
tive and sc in the negative, the following:
Resotced, further, That this House decidedly dis
approves of and dissents from, the opinion given
by the Attorney General, in favor Of an allowance
OF interest said claim, and from the action of the
Secretary of the Treasury in payment of the
same.
The entire substitute Gncluding the above and
the censure on the President passed on Saturday.
was voted down by vote yeas and NAYS of 80
in the affirmative, and 1853 in the negative.
Mr. Featherston moved to reconsider the vote by
which the main question was ordered, with the
view OF moving the resolution appended to the re-
port made by himself, Mr.. Disney, and Mr.. Job
Mann, as a substitute for those reported by Mr..
Burt.
The House refused, by everything the decision
Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, moved to lay the
whole subject on the table, The House refused to
do so by vote on yeas and nays, Of IS in the af-
frmative and 116 in the negative.
The House then resolved by vote of 142 i'll
the affirmative to 40 in the negative that the claim
of the representatives of George Galphin was not
AUST demand against the United States. 1t also
adopted the following resolutions:
ReSOtUed, That the act Of Congress made it the
duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to pay the
principal of said claim, and it was therefore, paid
in conformity with law " and precedent"
The third resolution was adopted on a vote by
yeas and nays, as follows viz:
ResotUed, That the act aforesaid did not authorize
the Secretary Of the Treasury to pay interest ON
SAID claim, and its payment was not q in conform
lty with law or precedent"
motion has been made by Mr.. Featherston to
reconsider the vote by which the last resolution
was adopted, with the view of amending the same
SO as to accord with the votes of censure upon the
President, Secretary OF War, and Treasurer and
Attorney General, which were adopted on Satur-
day and this morning, but which were subsequent
~ voted down to-day. Pending the question, the
House at four o'clock adjourned.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LATE PREsI.
DENr's ILLNESS. The B ltimore Sun of the 9Th,
says, " We learn that the President was first at
tackled with the cholera morbus on Wednesday
ngbtor Thursday morning. He, however, attend
ed the ceremonies at the Washington monument
on The Fenrlh Of July, and his healthy appearance
and cheerful department on the closing Of Gen
Foote's Grafton, was the subject Of general remark.
On Friday be was quite unwell, and his physician.
DR., Witherspoon, was in attendance On Saturday
and Sunday be continued 10 improve, but toward.
3 o'elock yesterday morning he was violently al.
tackled with vomiting, and his disease assumed the
form Of bilious cholera morbus. accompanied BY
fever Of a remlttent type. DR. Wiihespoon imme
diaiely sent for Dr. Hall, TO consult, and also iee
graphed DR.. Wood. OF this city. the son. in-law Of
the President, who reached Washington in the
morning train yesterday
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FROM SPAIN-The Cuba Erpedi 'ton.-The Lon.
don correspondent of the Philadelphia North Amer
lean gives the following account IF the reception of
the news Of the invasion of Cuba at Madrid
The news Of the invasion of Cuba by Lopez
reached Spain about two weeks ago, and created il
is sand, painful sensation. The MADRID CORES
pendent OF the Morning Post under date of the 10Th
instant, describes the excitement and remarks thar
i Is telt that Cuba is lost forever Spain, if the
Yankees have strong party among the Creoles, or,
as last desperate expedient raise the slave popu-
atlon;' On the Sth, the Spanish Government re-
ceived the news by telegraph OF the landing of Lo
pea Cabinet Council was Immediately sum
moned, when it was determined that if the Captain
General OF Cuba considered it necessary to dispatch
war steamer to Cadiz for military and naval re-
Inducements, the troops in that province should be
at once embarked in all the vessels that could be
spared from tn home stations, as well as on board
hired steamers. II was also determined that an en-.
ergetlc proclamation should be addressed TO the
american Government The question of offering
the Island OF Cuba to the British Government was
also proposed and debated, The Heraldo, minis
terIal paper, announces the receipt of official dis
patches from Cuba, dated May 3, and remarks that
when the Spanish Government made the loan of
thiry millions OF rails to increase the steam navy
the Intentions of Lopez and his party were already
known, and the post formidable preparations were
at once made TO fortify the island and be ready 10
give the invaders warm reception. On the 18th
instant the greatest JOY prevailed throughout Ma.
drld, at the news of the failure of the Lopez expe
dition."