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PAGES ISIPR9VED PATENT PORTABLE

PAGES IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
SAW MILL etc., etc.
VIE undersigned, at his Factory in the city OF Baltimore.
Il Md, extensively engaged in manufacturing the fol
lowing and various other Labor Saving Machinery all OF
his invention and of which he holds Patents under the
Goyernment of the United States, viz:
,page, g Improved Patent Portable Saw Mill.
ms Mil, which has for enjoyed such dlstin
Euhed celebrity in the Middle Western, South western,
and Southern States has been improved within the
last lew months as to render it of the dst efficient If
not the most effective machine which has been
he has from Of the first in the country, place lis
character for Simplicity, Strength, Durability and Potential
Action beyond all cavil and doubt By
OF the saw, he has been enabled cut timber Of diane
ter, rendering the intermediate agency of other Saw
wholly reduce the OF logs, desderatum
GRIST MILLS.
Pages Improved Patent GTist Mill, which stands unrva
led, and has been highly approved by planter and
farmer out Of the many hundreds who have had them
FACES NEWLY CONSTRUCTED PATENT WIND
MlLL-oF VARIOUS SIZES.
This Mill constructed upon entirely novel principles the
wings adjusted be shifting, and capable Of accom-.
modatng themselves to the wind, let blow from what
quarter may These Mills are also arranged carry
| HORSE POWERS OF FROM FOUR TO TEN
HORSE CAPACITY.
Corn and Cob Crushers, Thrashiag MACHINES Corn and
Seed Planters, HGy Presses, and various other Labor
| those who have bought and tested their virtues.
LY Orders addressed to Messrs. STARK, DAY &
| STAuFFER, and MessH, BRAUD Il LANDRY, who
his Agents in New Orleans, will be speedily filled so,
also, will those which be addressed to the undersigned,
| the inventor and manufacturer
TERMS = Cash, in Baltimore, the shipment of the
u ni4 4SniN8mw 'hoN'f Ba alAiSGs Md.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
,CRgscEyT oEFrcE


COTTON-The expected accounts BY the Canada, which
came to hand yesterday unavorabe for Cotton
they decline OF I'd in the Liverpool Market
The effect has been depressing with and $500 bales
sold at s lac decline from Saturday The purchases
have been mostly for England and France. We alter our
quotations.
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CHARGE OF ARsoN.-John Brown, accused Of
Getting fire to his house in Tchoupoulas street,
Saturday night last, arraigned yesterday and
pleaded not guilty to the charge. The examination
Is fixed for the 18th inst
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NERDANr.-H. Roscom, parsonage who cam
2ave very keen perception Of his business, if h,
had criminal intent, taken into custody yes
terday, for attempting to pass counterfeit bill
upon Mr.. Valentine, the broker
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-James Viii
lams will have to appear before the Crimina
Court ordered by the Recorder, to take his tria
Cor passing upon William Nuttey, the barkeepe
a the Picayune Coffee house spurious haIf.dolIar
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STARK, DAY 81 sTAUFFER,
Importers OF Tin Plates, bar and Sheet Iron
Nails, Hardware, Cutlery, etc.


Nails, Hardware, Cutlery, etc.
Store N S4sf G"@ aa u Gaz :f , ssa corner Of
HAVE in STORE, and on the way from the yariou
stock Of Good e Comprising SstR he p %o saieS
ne United States-consisting in part OF the
1900 boxes Tin Plate assorted Sizes and of tile best Char
90 SS SSS BiOek Tin sPslter Sheet Zine etc,
1900 bundles Sheet Hoop, Band and Rod Iron, IrOnwsre
800 tons s%edes English and American Ion at square,
50 tons ste@Ssyor Co Os ce G al Cast
shall's do; German Crowley, English and American
Sheet Cas- Steel for Gin Saws; Gin Saw Plates and
Ok, Log, Trace, Coil and Halter Chains;
s sS on I fss6 G1SenB and S SsRf HO
fHners RSst: Bucket Es ss Sauce Pan Handes
Amsee iSo co fyElMS d ps Hole hRv sOw'
X isss, Screw crew Plates Rls, Stocks and Dies;
Gark's Patent tent; Bqtt Hinges
LSsfs@American and Bnglisln-of every description:
Sliding Door Furniture, Shutter Fasteners;
Bfsss Cocks, Block lin Fau S ss Wove Wine;
sRo9ye Snd fo Sga f Fs ets, Feuder;
A Ans RSa GEdlrOGs I IW and CueTs Tools
go Dozen a cSHss SsaG Saf aod Hunts
5000 keg l Boston f Nails of the celebrated Weymouth; s.
ID. Il s. brand Pressed Boat Spikes; Wrought and
Horseshoe Nails;
$50 tons Hollow Ware Castings, etc;
800 dozen Shovels and Spades-A Adams's Wood
and other makers:
1000 dozen Whttemores Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards
assorted, genuine and second quality;
300 dozen Goee Mis-Wllson's genuine and imitation;
800 dozen Wine and Hair Sleeves, assorted;
500 coils Manila, Tarred and Cotton Cordage Bed Cords
Plough Lines Oakum, ETC.;
Files Edge Tools, Saws, Mill and Crosscut do;
Grass and Corn Scythes and Sickles;
Straw CutteE, Corn Shellers
Corn Mills, Horse Collars, Hames, Blind Brides;
Plopghs-of Parsons King Halls and other makers;
Walls Saws, Grist MAJ and Gin Irons Garden Tools;
Combs, Brqshes Fancy Ie5fumeTy, Soaps, ETC.;
Shoe Thread, Twne Hide Whips Glue;
Band aud Harness Leather;
Beached Winter Sperm Oil--wHnanted pure;
Double Refined Winter Beaehed Whale Oil;
Fall and Winner Lard Oil;
English and American Linseed Oil;
Olive and Tanners Brown AINed Oil;
Tar, Pitch, Spirits of Turpentine:
White Lead, Ground and Dry Paints:
Lamp Black, Putty, Window Glass ETC.;
Nova Scotia Grind Stones, Cologne Mill Stones;
Powder, Shot, Bar Pig and Sheet Lead Lead Pipes etc
WitheveTy other article appeainng the Hardware trade
allot which they Ottert ~'hsFlOw. 81 1tfSmW
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH ~, 1850.

The w EATnER.--Yesterday the clouds lowered
over Our city, and the bright sunshine was buried
N their tcecy folds Summer vanished before the
chilling breath Of winlerfres buzcd in the hearhs
that had been considered closed for the season, and
the light fantastic shupes which the raiment of our
citizens had assumed were crushed beneath the
closely -buttoned over-coat and cumbrous cloak Of
the pedestrian
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REcEIvING STOLEN PRoPERTY.-This is the
accusation preferred by A. Stahtrin against Susan
MrMahan, and on which charge her arrest was
made yesterday The property in question, consist.
ing of quantity of hams, was found upon III
premises OF the accused.
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FIRST DISTRICT Court. - Patrick Gallagher
was placed trial yesterday for the theft of box
OF wine. The jury, considering the temptation to
which the prisoner had been subjected, brought in
Il verdict Of guilty, but recommended him to the
mercy of the Court. Peter Franklin Simon wa s
found guilty OF larceny in robbin Mary Ann Fin
mar on the 7th of 1upuary OF $3.50 in gold. The
accused obtained the funds under pretence of ex.
changing it fer paper.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

LAFAYETTE, Monday Evening March IL 1850
No receipts worth reporting to-day. Market firm.
Prices:-Beef Cattle, 5slt961sc % ID net Hogs,
04ac qP ib net; Sheep, SO 5O9s4 ~ head Mich Cons
s959s55 W head; CalUss, 41a96c. % III net.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sergeant was brought
before Recorder Baldwin yesterday, for the larceny
Of S37, ailedged to have been taken from the chest
OF Henry S. Blake. Sergeant was remanded to
await his trial before the First District Court
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FlRE.A fire broke out in some old stables and
sheds in Lafayette, Sunday night, which were
entirely destroyed. The small loss must have been
gain to the city.
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CASE OF STABBING.-Patrick Eagan will be
7.Aunned the 18th inst. the charge OF stab
hing James Coyle. The affair occurred on Satur-
day night, in ST. Joseph street, Coyle was
wounded in the left side with a dirk-knile
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RoBBERY.-" He who steals my purse steals
Trash" is an oft-quoted line of the immortal bard,
but IS not applicable to the present case for Morris
Goldman was desPoiled of his net receptacle for his
worldly wealth, and lost by the operation exactly
- 80 He has made complaint against John
Dudley, Owen and John McCarty, who have been
arrested, and will be dealt with according to law
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[FrOm s. s. GtUens.I
PADucAF, Ky, June 8, lSMy stock of Cherry and TaI
Syrup reduced to nix bottles and its popularity daily
ncreasnz You would do well to send another supply
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

Cleared Yesterday.
Snp Cunatic DevereauX, New York, Toby 4 Bogert
lir. ship Agnes, Smalman, Liverpool, c. w Oliver
-. shp hurela, Ferres, Barcelona, p. Cahusac
Er, ship Margarctta, Likes, Hull, j. Dixon n co
Br. ship Sesastrns Dand Glasgow, Stewart h Co
~ bark Cephaide, Beus, Marseiles, Paul fnge fills
,Rrh hriS Louisiana, C0palelno, Genoa, ID. Lanala
Brig L. r. Palmer Parks Charleston, J. II. Ashbridge Co
Sclr Havana, Symmes, Chagres, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Scr Ira Bliss, Young, days from Apalachcola 10 MASTER
with 30 bales cotton-Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen. Hamer, Boanman, from Pensacola
st. Paul, Norris, from ST. Louis
Abanos, Dugas, from Laluufche.
Rio Grande, Gordon, from Washington La-I4q bs roiio
Princess No. 3, Holiness from New Cartiage-I6g s cotton
atom, Hunt, from Mouth OF Codwaer-12s3 bales cotton
bulletin, Church, from Memphis-2391 bales cotton.
Oregon, Hern, from Mobile.
Memoranda.
T0wbOa Ocean lowed down and to sea- on the 9TH inst
ships Belle Rock and Dumbaron, and brig Argo.
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FIsHING TACKLE, sNINEs,NETs. ETC

FISHING TACKLE, SEINES, NETS, etc.
'HE subscribers receiving their usual supply OF
Il FISHING TACKLE, which with their stock now M
in store, makes their assortment the complete and ~
best in the eountryconsistng in part of English and ga
American Senes Cast Nets; Shrimp, Trap, Dip, Ne
Crab and Landing Nets, also Partridge Nets Hemp al ]
and Cotton Seine Twines; Herring Twne; Linen, WI
Silk, Hair, Grass, Cotton, and also Plated Lines; Nj
Lines complete; bamboo and other Rods plain and III
ointed Reels; Floats, Rings and Tips; Syvels and ~
Snkers of steel, bsass and copper; Weghers Eespears
Disgorgers; Batting Needles; Shooding Gut; Limerick
Brooke, Kirby Salmon Pike, Aberdeen Virginia. Carlisle
0Shanessy backsh and drum Hooks; artificial Flies and
Bats viz Mnnows, Grasshcppen, Frogs, ETC. ETC.: Camp
Stools Hooks on wire gimp and gut; Bait Boxes and Bias
es; Fish Baskets; Tackle boxes; patent Drinking Guns
Sporting Knives, etc etc all of which will be sold low
wholesale and retail by
w. B. MoCUTCHON g. co.
mn9 6mW SIS Grayier street
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IFron Mr. S. c. Hages, Of tie firm Of Brerer Hayes Z
Co. Booksellers and Stati0Hers, No. 1873 Market street
PhiiGdeipkid-JanuaTy 8, lS47.l
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable
DIV; il cured the Of colds with II you a
uiicaie will cheerfulb give &. C.. HAYES.
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COsU0ss's LitIsossxrtpttc.


A SAFE AND CERTAIN REMEDY FOR THE GRAVEL,
STONE IN THE BLADDER, FOR ARRANGEMENTS
OF THE KIDNEYS AND URINARY OR
CANS, AND ALL KINDRED
IN presenting this invaluable Medicine to the world the
lived for many years in the vicinity Of Yorkvil Tennessee
and here, at boe among his neighbors hest tested
its virtues and proved its efficacy. The Scriptures say that
prophet without honor except in his own country
The same true Of medicine If medicine overcome
then its may be said to be fairly established
Such has been the with the Lhonrptic II was no, al
hrs exempt from the fate of other i with
heard on side But the proprietor steadily pursued
own course leaving to his medicine prove its ecacys
and did The most obstinate have yielded. The medi
cal faculty in his neighbohOod have long given way
ters to the wonderful and almost miraculous cures ii has
effected For proof of the of this medicine many
which accompanies It. and for the csedly and sepunee
OF the testimony therein exhibited the proprietor refers
ceruhcates which follow JOHN F; CoWAeNS.
AT the request of John F. Cowan, ESQ. Of Knoxville,
Tenn | have examined his pamphlet in reference the
in which find certificates from the following persons viz
Dr. James 7. Bone; Dr. VIM. Parks; DR.. Hugh Y: Bone;
MAJOR IT, Miller Col Holmes Ess TSoma:
Cooper, Esq James Bald1dge, Esq; T. l.. Hamilton; j.
s k Sossph Saas5cS GR M s s0 M Bsr
net Brandt Smith Parks; Felix Parker, ESQ., Phil Claiborne,
ESQ., ESQ: T. b Gehrsl; B, Crawford Esq; Major A w
Rev. J. w. Needham; Col. Edwin Sharp; VIM. j. David
sSn R RSDe c Totem Pesf 4 pOzs5 h H. Day Esq.,
ally acquainted with all the foregoing pesons-r the greater
number Of whom have known for than fifteen years
pectabliy and OF nimpeachable veraety. That have
known Mr. Cowan for years and from his high chaTac
the genaneness Of the gnatnresYto ali the cer6eass con
tanned In the pamphlet. JOHN w. GRoCkETT.
in the foregoing of Col JSh9 W.
CI0ckstt- - w. Z: FIFE.
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BE WARNED In SEASON

az And neglect that Cough daily weakening You
Constitution, irritating throat and lungs
disease, Consumption when soothing and healing Temed
can obtained DR.. 4. ROGERS SYRUP or LIYER
WORT AND TAR. For sale
sCovlL & MEAD's, lis Cbarres ct.
Il See advertisement on OUTSIDE dS Snip
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FIneiy steam saw WILL
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOheer.
THURSDAY, March 81 1885, Il ocock-Wll be sold
L ton, Banks Arcade
Valuable STEAM SAW MILL aid FARM, known -
the Naloney Pearl River D miles A.i
from the Rgoets 90 miles from Covngton, containing
$40 acres Of Pine Hammock Landsa Of the
partial cultivation The Mills have great capacity, and fne
order The improvements capacous The locality Of this
property unsurpassed State the facilities
choice White OAK Cypress and Pine Logs better than any Saw
Mill In the country
Terms-SlOOO cash. balance and years Credit for
with approved paper endorsed satisfaction Of
yenfO The improvements h be insured and pOle transferred
to the vendor
the purchaser. Ohe
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DIR. CHRISTIEiS
GALVANIC BELT, NECKLACE, BRACELETS
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,


+ ID r. CHI SITE S
tsAIYANIC, RFIT NECKTAf,Is mn CGsI Isre
ANY, -. sECnDASE>. blhAChLEIS'
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
.Wp1srO4ER Ek6SDnROR
And or tbo.s ,,,i,s 49, o - - $3.50, 49,,
or unbsgy eandoU If h ~ sn
~ y. Iin'14ny eonliuono ne NerYous system
Hls beautiful and conyenient application Of the myer
100 S Sus poMers Of YhAIg :ANlSM and MAGNETISM
s peeh pioonheed by Distinguished physicians, both IN
IinPs dhn me OnlIed States, 10 be the most valuable
nledichaI discovery oil the Age.
Dr. Christie's GALVANIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
sused with the most parfct and success in ali r
GENERAL, nERM sTTTI1' III ai' vases Vi
Strengthening the weakened body giving the various
ORGANS, and inylgoratng the entire system.
Also, in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION RHEIjNATISM
ACUTE and CHRONIC GOVT, EPILEPSY, LIJM.
BAG9, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREMORS PAL
PIFATEOE OF THE HEART, APOPIEXY' NEIL
RALGIA, PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and
DISEASES OF TUE KIhNEys iF XII
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL. ENERGY. AND Ali,
NERVOUS DISEASES which Complaints arise from one
simple cause--namely, to- a BEREAVEMENT OF
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Postponed Sale OF Flint Fiirniiufe-T0 be sold
without reserve, on account of departure.
BY j. A, BEARD, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY March 49, at II o'clock-Wil be sold, at The
" residence Of d. Gwinn, Nayade street, to the highest
bidder
The rssdue Of ri FURNITURE eontained in Dwelling
comprising elegant Rosewood Sci TeteaTee Table
splendid Mirror line Painted Carpets and Rugs to match Chimney
Ornaments Dining urnufe Bedroom Furniture computing
Mahogany Arn5rs BdreaG Bedseaia, Carpets, ETC.
Terms cash
The goods removed and paid or the day of sale mhs
Hats Hats. Hats. .sYndic Sale.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
"WEDNESDAY March 49, halfpasi 10 ocoekWl be sold,
w their Auction Sales Room No 50 Magazine street. BY order
Of the Syndic Of Andrew Rankin CO..
100 cases HATS, different qualities Sale positive.
Terms cash. mh7
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send another supply q soon as the means of transportation
PoRT CIRBoE, February 20, lsH-.Ressrs. Robinson.
okifTs f. Co., am happy inform you that think Dr.
Davss Svrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar win take the lead up
IN our PAT Of the country Of il, and have hall
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked often for DR.
Daris's DeparatfUs EItYae and Joseph Ddois,s HofSf
Liniment, that have taken the liberty of writing fg
write me word, and send dozen Of each, with arge
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. X, KEMP-oE-
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/ AUCTION SALES.

D. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
Hg Sales Arrangements Jor
Stocks nesdays and Thurdays; Real Estate, Wednesdays
Saturdays n II O'Clock Banks Arcade General
mediate days III Office No. 10 Banks Arcade PasaEe.
Groceries. PrOvislOns...... and LIQUORS
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
THIS DAY, March balfpast 10 oelockWm sold at
Il their Auction Store, No 81 Msgazue street.
200 whole, 400 quarter boxes Hsisinsi
% quarter casks Tlnret Wine; 10 900 CigaTs;
10 ibis Brown Sugar; co boxes Chsese
100 boxes Claret Wine; 40 baskets Cbampsgnei
50 boxes Sperm Candles so boxes Tobacco
20 boxes Tumblers 100 bags Rio Coffee;
20 eighth casks pure French Brandy
IS bbs Domestic Brandy; 10 bblS. Whisky
Hams, Shoulders, Sides etc. etc.
l6 bbA and GARDEN SEEDS, constituting very
geneial assortment mhl2
Glassware. -. Glassware. Without reserve.
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 CO.
TUESDAY; March H. hafpar 10 o'cIoek-li be sold
l. their store, 81 Magazine street.
50 casks GLASSWARE aud Sandwich Glass Company
Canary Portland Rochester and Arch Lamps: Globes; Mead
.-,..-...., Also
Is Gothic Hall LsIDps, stained and ground
5 GLOBE and Lantern Lamps
Immediately after....
800 boxes well assorted Window Glass
Terms at sale. mhlI
Schooner Thorn. Schooner Thorn.
By SYKES, HYDE g. co.
TUESDAY March II, O'clock Robihsons Sipysrd Al
giers, Just below thu Ferry by orjeT and under the in
speco Of the Port Wardens, will lie soid, or sce0nt Of
Schooner THORN, 40 burthen, she lies; Rig :
giDg, Sails, Anchors, etc.
Terms cash mill
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s Merchants from different Of the country givs
The most fatteng Of the universal popularity and ef
fcacy Of Dr.. DayEs Syrup, under their noce- number
Of them, Nne1g is virtues have egnlary sold On eos
retuTned and ose Of them has had application
INN Ire money This speaks volumes in favor of the edL
cine We append few extracts from orders, samples o.
hose we are IN frequent receipt Of well Of verbal
We frequently hear:
siciaHs, as neu as DrHGgiSts.1
MIsHAwAKA Ind, June l. ls47-fr. DAVIS Syrup Of
wild CHEEKY and Tar goes off like hot cakes think TINT
il YOU choose give wholesale agency for than medicine,
we can dispose OF almost amount in Northern nhana-
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SUGAR hETTLES-Assorted, 30 to "a inehes Ten
~ neee pattern and warranted equal to the best Tenne
see; also, CRATE BARS, FURNACE MOUTHS, etc
ETC. in store and for sale by
w. B. MoCUTCHoN & co.
rnh6 6md&W Isl (rayier street
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

I'D MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
emable value. 1t would take many columns were we to
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts of the
Union Weakness irregularities, low SPIRITS pain in the
Of he Womb coseS SSe g Or falling
general postraon OF the SYSTEM and all affections Of similar
simple and beautiful nvenon The eneTVstns nature ~ ours
climate renders Hatnral stmuIant necessary for the
a casoI the %uan which which Ssanes Sss n h sS
SyasS Ba sn5 F.d aHd its application BY the
and agreeable; NO inconvenience attends its use and the
most feeble and delicate can wear with entire and safety
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head sueh
as bronchitis Inflammation Of the throat nervous and sick
headache dzzne OF the head neuralgia in the face, bnz
nervous and that distressing complaint called tic douOueux
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in of commissions fits,
spasmodG complaints and general nervous affections Of the
and all diseases caused by deficiency power or nervous
energy in the limbs or other organs of the body
EI Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the coun
R Of the most extraordinary character can be given, If
II EsHS RsiSHtn esFs asa u; he. Ct D
BY the most feeble and delicate with perfect and
nghy pleasant and agreeable. They be any par
Prices,
HE LIE SAL LvAN THREE DoLLARs
T hE GAL LyASIo Two poLLARf
IHE MAGNETIC FLUID ..,.........,O ONE DOLLAR.
AZ ne aricles are accompanied by full and plain drec
authorized Agent. - ~ w ~ "
~ For sale in NEW ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agents
GUINNESS 81 CO.
DEALERS IN ZINE FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS ETC
do ly cod 3dp IL Camp street.
mMoUsSULMAN zINC,n FOR ROOFING.
hE subscribers the 81 Yiele
celebrated Sheet Zinc, call Builders an
others this sIe whn used proper and qua
durable and economical article for Roofs Il on rc
IN Europe or thirty without ra and apparently
eoo as men Hrsl put IL particularly calculated
large oudngs churckes, ugaih ses etc. Circulars giving
We requisite Information the subject, be ld and models
the mdis u 'slhs seen, application
SLAkK, DAY g. STAUFFER
- eVTpeT Canal aud haEGzuSs o.
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IFroIa ~. u. s. .Mafkin

LsoE1ER, July 20, 1s6Youf Wild Cherry and Tar Syn
gives general Satisfaction. We have been0ut Of il for
time and thought would order any but d alma
daily inquired for and thought perhaps il would be b
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HAHDWAhE AND lion eIOhks.
Nos 50 and 81 CAMP STREET.
DRIESTlY Il BEIN Importers and Dealers in For.
L eigh and Domestic Hdrdpare, Cat S--seCxEsEs-a<
,eTp, Iron TIN Plates ETC. thank their ~~1asRlaz,S5
friends for their very liberal PATRONAGE Tie
IN quality and prices Of their goods and Sts
a their prompt attention 10 All orders received will
~ they hone secure 10 them Continuance OF their IA
kA yors By arrivals from European and Northern ports
@ they are CONSTANTLY receiving fresh supplies carefully
selected of every thing In their line and can confidently in.
ve the attention Of purchasers TO Their large aud well assorted
stock of which the following is part VIZ;
English Bar Iron round square and fat-f00 tons;
Bsst Gable LOO tons;
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SUNDHIEb-IN STORE-
- HAMS-20 heroes Shay's and Stage & Shay's Sugar
BEEF TONG, ESQ boxes superior;
CHOCOIATE-40 boxes No. /;
FIGS-900 drums; y
PICKLES-4O cases:
CANDLES-l00 boxes Sperm and Solar Sperm;
BgTTER-l0 firkins choice Goshen. fresh;
CHEESE-75 boxes Goshen;
CRACKERS Boston, Butter. Wine, Picknick and
Soda Crackers;
MUsTARD-75 dozen Kentucky fresh; for sale bv
mis- CHAS. STOUGHTON, - Camp 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12
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