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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
Leaving the Garden-The Battery.

As soon as the lllustrOuS Exile LEFT the Gardeu
and made his appearance IN the Battery, the &C
carnations OF the tens of thousands present
burst forth in almost simultaneous cheer He
was provided with a horse, and surrounded by
MS companions in exile who had proceeded him
to this country, rode round the ranks.
The different companies went through their
evolutions in good style, and the place never be-
fore, perhaps, presented more martial OF ami
mated appearance. Considerable time was
thus taken up before the procession had formed.
The windows and roof of the Washington Hotel
and the houses in Battery place were crowded
by dense throng OF whom the ladies formed
the principal portion, and greeted with wavingo Of
handkerchiefs, &c, the noble exile
The scene at the moment the carriage OF Kos
suth entered on Broadway is beyond descriptions
Every window OF that thoroughiare, as far as tho
eye could see, was alive with human beings,
and. amidst the waving of handkercheis, by as
beautiful an array of the fair sex as could DO
witnessed who were most enthusiastic In their
applause, the Guest of our City passed onward.
The cheers had no time to die away, for they
were as continued as the sound OF the waves on
the sea shore. Ii was with great difficulty that
the line on the sidewalk could be kept in order
in consequence of the rush of human beings who
endeavored to keep up with the carriage that
contained Kossuth and some accidents took
place by persons falling down the steps leading
to the Easements, but not very serious.
Every thoroughfare leading from Broadway,
lent its quota OF human beings to swell up tho
dense mass of spectators, and in some streets,
particularly Wall, Fulton and Nassau, tho
sidewalks were greatly crowded, and rendered
almost inaccessible as thoroughfare.
Many who have witnessed similar exhibitions
of enthusiasm from the time of La Fayette's
arrival here, said that the present sur
passed all Kossuth returned the greetings he
received with the grace and dignity that charac-
terizes all his movements, and seemed the least
interested person in the pageant, but he was evil
IDENTIFY in weak health, and still felt the dizziness
usual after long voyage.
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!. the saps corps that received and as.eno p IL,
La Fayette, on his disembarka',On o nd usn,
and marched to DR.. Doane's nou'e' ~. .e e1
on duty. They remained until II was Necessary ,s
70, them to form an escort to conduct the Mag
v.r 70 The steamer which was to convey him to
New-YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

At an early hoar in the morning, the Rich
nond County Guards, under their officers. which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
The Morning Mt the Island.

At an early hour Kossuth rose, and his
first duty, after the performance of his toilet, was
toprepare his correspondence forthe Post-Ofiice.
Having done so, he took breakfast and then Mr.
Stiles, the late United States Minister at Vienna,
and Mr.. w. Stephens, of London, were introdu.
ced to him. He conversed with Mr.. Stiles for a
short time, and was very glad to see him they
then passed compliments and separated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
KoSSUTh'S SPEECH.
THE DISPERSION.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE.
THE SERENAOE.

the MASSES At THE IRVING.
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About one o'clock the head of the pro-
cesslon moved slowly from the Battery IN the fol-
ofdeY
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KoSSUTH IN NEw-yQcS%

THE DAY-ENTHUSASM'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-21
LETOURNOS
e I. Z Il Il A II Il ID c COUGH CANDY.

100000 Reward for a more eiectual remedy for
the cure OF COuGHs. COLDS, ASTHMA, In.
FLUENzA, CosUMPrI0N, GROUP
AND SoRE THROAT.
EHE extraordinary success of the LETOURNO
Il CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY, in the cure of
Copghs, Colds Asthma. Influenza, Consumpton Group.
AMI Sore hroat warrants him recommending those
who be afflicted sure and certain remedy and as
beng nnuIpa,d by any thing OF the Kind. Every family
sioud be supplied with it, be used a preventive in
case oil Coughs Colds 1t only eitcacious in its
exercise bat II rendered palaabe the TASTE that chill
dfen VIII use without the least coercion Ii qunck
nostTum, hnt genuine remedy of Known and es abshed
efficacy. For sale wholesale and retail by
+. l.. MASSEY, Apothecary,
corner Camp and Gravier streets.
80 uealears supplied at liberal discount Agents for
LErURNo. jal0 o-fl p L., Massey
TO PHYSICIANS AND PLANTERS
nj. Johnsons Pstsni REcoILING SPRING LANCET.
ms invention soppie at all that be desired
lancet without sny of the disadvantages incident 10 the or
anay spring Lancet heretofore made Of 1t can be adj
Juea 10 the ncsion required that cannot vary from the
P9nt nended and the isco of the point instantaneous
ply 5nst received, for sale by r. L. MASSEY.
aio corner Camp and Gfavies streets.
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II WRIGHT CO. having resolved stand unsivaed IN
u every department Of their bushes. have agreed with fhs
Popretors and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
Medcnea Throughout the United States. to keep them con
r below lie usual market prices By tins arangsmsnt they
extensive assortment which be found in this other
CITY, Having had many experience in the purchase
and sale of Patent Mecines they have acquired faGties
for conducting this particular department. the motbera
scae and prepared to supply the trade at PRICES
hanasoms per centsss on his either Whosss
assortment Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprise: part Of their assortment, and
be furnished Dealers in cases, from twenty
twenty-five cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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DO ESTIC POR rs.
FOR NEW YORK direct To

.reSsss FOR NEW YORK direct :. To sail
NEGtfH S.7TURDa Y, Jan. %, at O'Clock A. NJ
- The splendid Al low pressure steamship FtikE.
MAN RAWDON, Robert T. Brown, commander. will
leave the wharf foot Of God street. above Fer freight
or passage. apply TO
~sStsat CHARLESTON AND HAyANA
sNfFENN Packet - United States .ial Line 5stioeen
.zzsxAGAs Charleston and EarGna. via Sasanndh and
,sev West-The splendid steamship ISABEL, Capt Ro
Inns l0U buhen has resumed her regular trips from
CHARl.ESTON Is. z. to HAVANA, leaving Uagaua
for ChaestonSh and I'D of each month; leaving Cbasles
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
RATES PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston Savannah ...........,...$t0
Havana TO Key West 30
Fol further particulars, apply to
NJ. Y. MQRDECAl, Charleston, or to
E. J. HART co. 70 Tehoup.euas st. T.. Orleans.
AGENTS at Hava na DRAKE BROS & co.
E# Passenger leaving HSs ana by this ship reach
Baltimore the Fifth Day by taking the Land Route and
New York and Phlaie pha in the time by taking ths
Steamship 10 those ports. de- 2aw
La FOR NhW xORK-Ths fast sailing coppered
EfTH brig II Ml.ET. Crawford masler having large
part of her engaged, will have dspa ch For
freight OF % hds Sugar md deck load apply board or
jail or to WIN. j. DEWEY, S. Gray Ter St.
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mkt mkt INKii!
ulzs.1.lSO7s,S COIssusbSpss KssIcS.

81 1I741I
slack. Japan, C0pYiRs, Marking. Biae ,lndelfble,
ryurs ,s,.l -, .suI, - ~ s oa,,
y; ~. p, d; ana Dene os ,me use o. Soop
ea,;s Il. T % b G anu BUSINESS, can
ass o bsdeand Who has not Tnes INKS e mege ss
nom the men, and give stronger and n,ora dnrsbls l
'h Fo: any Y: os sh., now il qss
H. d. BEAcH. Nv GansI stret. w
THE GUERREo s PES s "a .9S NAI NJ
% Camp street. tshf's new buildngs3 are nov open
& st ny o. s,sori who are respectfully invited to
These Saloons have ssso Of
sseis attention w' be bestowed to give satisfaction to
ny the superior arrangement of the LIGHT in the
oes,sns Room, constructed for This purpose with
rEss nssd u sns,a apa py NEW CHEMICAL Pro
high dssse 81 pepso gs eoSy b lew lev seconds exhibiting
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INuFE ERlNG to the public tlisnew and q
NJ \ ~ ~, s'{ {, = y,HrT iuS. BRONChi1
IIoytfHS, COLDS. etc., We append q fesA
character and efficiency the medicine, Nunlesps
ma.s nay Pc seen, apa pA'et i0r distihution the
mat ~ u an eminent praetsnr physician
s'ahuihg graduHte Of the Unworthy OF Pennsylvania
:. lFrom .Mr. John p. Meysan, Brnseist.J
TrETsBuna, Jan. IL, l8l7-The Syrup Of Wild Cherfv
@ ~ 49, given great satisiaction TO those who have psd
IL know O 0ne Instance Of permanent cure Of AsthS
Or genteman q Ohio think shall BE- abs IN Il lad
''a kio'e E yea,' ~ u,-, -. .,, .
~ nM ~. Edsc9rd fobtlHs linz 5et !"
.o,. sucni WING ~. ~ jan le4s-We have tnke0
a T .vI h " nJ9auce " yluP q Wild Chkuv
meIone '' u'eu y IN nus praece thinks hsh u "
49, II Soos ~ one Of re most eminent phydclars n te
su 9sass' INV W. we eilenung pnyqraq o. j0gsph
Donapmss VI oPshs uunng Al his Fexdence IN this
cou9ns 1y yx,. ana. g.. e., "a. =
;,s w th ssSssd ins; ~ med51s 9 tns pen1
Was WIN tn9 nSnon q pepnsnng no cefticaa
w,nous go4a aminoy III ~ ultn mat rule we h4ys
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nav s y Sep & mi a ena a @ ons s1I &
week.-Mrs. and pain in The breast the Of this medicine in a
sS me sn an rel Ell ss s % as mo s
s III Sss
yasssls sss "a
"a aD'''''- O''l''' ~ s ss $50 = 80 7
sS,p q iqHe s nj ss free ,eSOm n Dr.,
d It's bencial effects ny eess. have been lo. soms
with yepo S1
had heen enrei by 6r Davis's svr,a !" NV II so anJ
s Ss s We're ny il il les than one bottle m apparent good
'''' JOHN r. DRAM. Ladies Shoemaker 70 Race street.
y. Mss ss,s, from P a
Of Them. witnessing its Virtues have regularly sold on con-
and no one Of them has had sy apication 70 re-
bs sd.s s 81
we .la frequently nns,o. se AZ .,s. ,,s p,.,
Ms#A4n s.'.Gs 5as s r bs?. syss j
81 60 @ ne.
we can ai'0's "a 'im0'' any amount IN NORTHERN INDIANA
dy9Eoe ihsysse @ ss,s; and v,un
syes general ss,iaissoa we have been Il
e ana hn9ugp we woqa n n9s oe any, pa almost
to order some
wIIIsyILLr Ohio January g. is4"Tls article Of yviId
Cneify ahd 81 nna 70 20 vaiaape neucne, anu nse 4
s ps &c s y
RoaT C4asof; February " w. a,nmsssrs s hpp9irsSs
% syrup Wd GSss and dGfa ass sd
N our part o. the country am on OF II and have halt
Psssss Dspar9sips E1.sass ed ,Sssss pssss i'll
cr above Ta SS ps e
write ms word snd send e two dozen Of eso4 with zs
Dayis's sgs.s Of IsId oss,g AID z,s would ca
o Sya e4sss o. s S1 sS
i . ,Ss slieisd. VI 4 gs,s,g Iisissr
fna ieR'psraHes ee''f'e'' klreHs2a'} Feo. D. loA'
lyon. r G Asyss, q g r, q srsssy Hays. !
a iS1 . i'' 'cr' strss
v s,s e wor a Of e mi sp a az y
dictate win abssSals give : -' g. Malss r.
rFrom s. s, c,;nty,1
e~ You
MILFORD, Perry couE.y, Pa, October /, ls4s-ywe.srs
S o1 SS Vs & 70 inform yGu that
50 much 20 ta could hardly lie in bed Al nh CsnrS ~
o sHssd y u and o dsa
10 COX slet deal Of nediene rf Sslsgs anq
sassf y f' sss e u
dence recommend i to ali whoare IN liz man u, Tn sn
Mr. Isaac Mny "a mebsn Of sera w ot hz
Toomey and the Of biz case MT %
Ir Dasfs's Syyr, of ma oasvrv rrd Tn rhe e...
loving il w 10, word ~ 4 y.s At a., , ,e IN.
Of Mrs eorreyhou, pant or varnish M % ~. s
ufacuring win slisre resist sn enos aan-
PHLAnELput SsntembeI a, isi1f b.ra L., ,. e..
fifteen the lungs coa g and hesc
distressing cough and main in nv bst a, nte VIZ
nigh swsais las Ami had vioen, as.s ss,
for thee months II snnenred IN me shss no aals
diseased woud spt 10 daily half nint al nas,r s s
as na az Nc 49,, ~ ~ 70 Me, a. wen
out any ef Ai HI vas nry gIt i nnG pnyc an WIN
ys Iomnonnd y,nn Of WIKI gs upoh 70 "a " "a;
in sd a anI aa,ary sesi on my disease Before
,yera raIiayed the na;, 81, ~ M &c ~ ny nsnt sWeag
der thai am entirely we eyoept , nav c9aal
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levi ., Sss sj S.s:!y
81 n ! t II Sboys sss,ssss ~ Y
q e 4 as,.f g IN a's Nc sa:ayq ~
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s1se q ss sss ;sssss1 f A:
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sss sS g Ne ts s;s sss s ssssa
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sae g, Mss' r
sod ras III 81 Loais Fsis1ts re-
e go sSss 3 s Sss q & ss Sas
sss eSSizS FsTf + i77so1- FecI e9FoT he
"a 3! 1.lsss m 'sadRssNNr sIsoan &c
Il pss. s sssty EklDk Ak 2. IL
u 2S6{9 a 6oSfd 81 q ~ Z ''s r. =
g e g 5; As5sga. 9 New lsz:s:
Il Ssbsrrr e nd MSdscryie gnar new s' aed
sofstansisi Lske steamsr GIKNORA. built i
r. pea1ss = oow.
e arrival Of Il ocock can Monday 6a'cock
f fSsRnssa' fFSSsssas; 81 81
se r.tts, RAJ Z, n. ocs u ssavWr n 9,os;,. q
co. IS Common street. closes at o'clock A. on the DAYS
Of departure For further q rcuars, inquire Of
I Y. WI: Z: o0sl..Ss ~: :. Common street
"a HK3 In PICKET staamsr <. DOUt:f.Ass, rspt.
sBss On ~ lie nys n Is
New Orleans Mail Boat and arrive at Montgomery on
ss% ts s 81 ss 81 FL nsqss s
L. rue. o. em
"a g Regular Yazoo Hiver Packet GIRO
asiaa a4 and etfsaSSs a:w as zee
Weis WI says Sy liz abeys snd Ill pseiias
f!sndnes TUESDAY, the aist inst, at O'Clock
passage apply on board foot Of Canal ST. OF to
- kes5Is, Y.aaa = and n.y. YaII.1n.I,s Ti7c;
P Fsss. s tsa, " A M.11s
5y ss!sis sud vis5,bsrs I rev. dIaushi and
IA lie sSoss and Ii sn
iassoa EsDAY. 2l.tps as o'clock For freight
e I Smith, II Poyd,o 81 s 70
~ "a Neeular He'd River Packet steamer
81; M GHaAAESFST shIsssp1T Nssh
uhnns passenger packet St amer ST HAIRLESS
Isnns, N TiJSnAV II ~ 81 anu ~
= HI Fos 7erit or nnny on hoari y, tn
>. ia30 ~ " n IT. SA5IrI9 III poudyss sraef
to- This boat will take fresh, for Fort Towsen White
on IL e. I'M I'll sr'Es apSoe , n mn na ana rsnp
s'sams. 0I
rcis wa the New new tubanal and swift run
ing passenger packet steamer JOHN MpRRlSSETT, Il.
Eindrens asteT, Will positively leave TUESDAY, the
ssi ins At O'Clock r. M taking freight and passengers
~ t1e above ports and all lanings the abama River
Fos freight o passage, apply board New Basin. to
K JAZZ Il. b. SMITH. IL Poydras st.
I "a - !. RecnIor a5necI,iio PecRef s3eomer
/ FINK STORM For Camden. cdampasnoIs Wi
& mnst9p Monroe Columbia. and al landings
eems NORM aa e,y IT, passeng s
sd Nj s u sM ~ w aoose
IS O'Clock F. NJ. poyey Fos feeh Or passage bavne
sssss - ~ ;sii apply " pSa P' p pusiomnause
-. 2 = : =. y. =. :. : ~ - y.
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FOR EIGN PORTS.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
ssrssse FOR CHAGREs via HAVANA-With
Gf Naila The ma n;f,ant I,, NJ.

xeHE. FOR CHAGREs via HAVANA.Whh
ens s saashp AZ bTasPfsst Gs6e
nesm6 SsfMna%GsRRdsg wi en # p
This steamship, together with double engine steam
ass M 81 t Ea Mail 6 1s oSSs {
YORNIA, PANAMA, NoRTHERNER, TENNESSEE, CoLUM
BIA and CAROLINA, from Panama San Francisco and
certainty and ts quickest dispatch. Mail will be dispatched
by each steamer carrying later dates than any other steamer
leaving the United States, meet the Government Mail
California and Oregon.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
~ navana $50 w
From New Orleans to Chagres. -
IN Saipo' $50 w
In Seerage, with Berth and separate Mess 40 20
From Panama to San Francisco.
In eerage with Berth and separate Mess. 10 d
L. tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
i.,szkMsTRo St E / sSyfls e. Agents
Jal6 l06 Magazine street, New OrIeans.
sdIE the 2st INST, posfticely-The Al new coppered
- and copper fastened schooner BONITA. Capt j..
board viii sail as above For Or p sa hasD on
ial6 BARELLf q co. 81 Common st. -
yE11 FOR CHAGREs AND BAN JUAN, Nica-
QUEEN, tburden 200 tons) Varny master, is now
daily expesed and viii have the quickest possible dispatch
and has excellent for cabin and
passengers For freight g, passeg .,s AMY to
aA FOR LiyKEpo9i;nThe Al fast sailing Amer,
mediate dispatch for the above port. For halape
of freight, apply to G, W OLIVER,
This vessel has also fine accommodations for few cabr
ana sleefage PASSENGERS dis
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FEMALE MEDICIINE A"' '''

lOwDsenu6 O3saDNfnla sovereign ana spes1Y
for incpient Consumption, Barrennes, Proapsus Ute
Falling OF the Womb, Costtve1ess Piles, Leuchonhss
htes, obstructed difficult MenstIuaon Iueonneuce
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for The genera
proraton of the systeno matter whether the result OF
inherent cause causes, produced by eguary, illness,
accident. Nothing be surprising than
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and iass
ude, from taking become robust and full of energy
under its influences 1t Immediately counsTscts the nervelee
of the female frame. which is the gea, Of barren
II will be expected of US, Of delicate
exhibit certificates of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds of have been reported
Thousands of cases where families have been without
children, after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine
have baen blessed with fine, healthy Offspring.
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- NUTICE To TIL e LADIES.
Those that initiate Dr. Townsand's Sarsapanlla have
invariably called their stuff gret Remedy for Feaates c
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints of women word for word-oher men who III
medicine, have, since the OF Dr. TOWNSEND
Sarsaparia IN complaints incident to females, recommended
heirs, although previously they did number Of these
Mixtures Pills, etc., injurious 10 females, they agra
Vate disease, and undermine the cnugtitutlou
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no MOTHERs AMI MARRlEn LApIEs,

Ths of arapera hes been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints No female who has
to suppose she ID approaching tha critical PERIOD The Tar
Of Life. should neglect TO take it, preveniIyt
for Of the horrible diseases 70 which fenae
subject this time Of life This period be deayed
for several by this medicine Nor vaud
bic for those who aTe approaching wonan1cod as ii is cat
ouaad to Ht napre by quckeang tbs blood and nyg0r.
atng the syem Indeed, this medicine is Invaluable for
he deicate dsaaes winch subject 1t bractb
the whole system. permanently the natural energies,
by removing the impurities OF the body, far ua-
ting produce subsequent rssxaton wi CHS the case Of
medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine AID painful
sursnal may ne l ed
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SCROFULA CURED
This certificate coneiusvey thar this Sarapaln
perfect control the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN.
DR.. I0Dnsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure to inform
you that three of my children have been cured of the sco
by the OF excellent medicine They afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away for which fee myself under great obga.
hOn Yours, respectfully,
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FITsl FITSl FITsi

Dr. Townsend having tested his Sarsapails in
OF Fits OF course recommended it, and surprised
70 receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westchestef county:
FonDHkn, August IL, 1S47.
DIR. J0paseRd-Dsa2 Sir; have little girl year
OF age who has been several years afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for hsT but without success; last,
although could and Recommendation circulars
Tor cases like hers. thought, she in delicate
health would give her of arsapana, and
glad did, oT not only restored her strength bu she
mas had return of the Fits to pleasure and
prise She m fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we Fee grateful. Yours, respectfully.
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60. g. - - ia,
NfE undersigned. at his old established office nuoe 10
accommodate desrous reuting money TO their
erds In England Ireland or Scond, with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in the above named king
d. ms, and in suit He also, usual continues hay
passengers brought from Liverpool this city on good
ships end reasonable Parties living at distance 81
addressing letter (postpaid to the qndersgned will be
II omptly attended to. JOHN TOOLE,
$40 FIN rs Rank Place
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wEAKNEss ANn PAIN I'M THE BRRAsT.

PHILADkLPIlA, lE
Davss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from knowledge
of its virtues. My wife had been Infected for long time with
short time entirely relieved her, The symptoms would, after
time recur, and all OCCASIONS the relief speedy
in the first place. 1t is months she has
free Of the Affection and recommend as amost
vauals medicine. sstreng hening effect has been great
In addition relieving the breast. SWApLOw I9 WalsTH
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! IN III " EN yERthlTY AND

Or. TJ1onSena-I verify believe that your SarsaIari
has been the through Providence of saving my e
have TOR several had bad cough Ii became
night sweats and greatly debatsd and reduced and
dd not expect to ve have only used Sarsapara
eho tme and there has wonderful change been wrought
n me- am now able to walk ali the city. RAISE
that am thankful for these results. Your obdt servant,
WM. RUSSELL, Is Catherne street.
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CAUTION.
OWING to the Nluccess and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Sarsapaua, lsmber OF who formerlyeu
Agents, have coni. taced making Sarsapana Extia,ts
Eixrs Biters, Extracts of Yellow Dock, They gre
ally put the shaped bottles, and some of them
stolen and copied advertisements they are onD
worthless limitations, and should be avoided
York Redng Co., State Strset, Boson; Dyott & Sen
i52 NORTH Second street, fhladepla s. s. uanee Drug.
gs BaitimOre 7. M, Cohen, Charleston; los South Pearl
street Abanyi 2. H. NIcGIaw, Natehez and by all the
United States, West Indies and the Canadai ~
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street,
Do SOLE AGENT, New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-21

ss~s Nos, ~ and "a CG.MP Street. "A
f~sss-&sS4s.- PRlESTLEf BElN, IMPORT M
Il ERs AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN IA
~ n, AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CuT-G5
hERH IRON, lin fLAThs, etc. etc. thank their friends for
hef liberal patronage The quality and price OF their goods,
anu Their prompt attention to all orders received will they
secure TO them eontnqanee OF their tavor By arr
vas from European and Northern ports. they constantly
Receiving fesh supplies caefuyss eced, OF every thing
ner le anu can confidently Invite the attention OF
ehases TO te large ana well assorted Stock OF which the
iohownG + q part: -, -
English bar IRON, round square and fat-1u0 tons;
P Res, psos iron, oGna SQUARE ana na-l9o tons;
' es rens y a1 ~ nosr ats non-aV tons
Rs iehnessee ion' To9na square snd iat-soO tons;
Resi- DO plough plaie-o2i IONS.
Best, do, plough mouds-io tons;
nweass irqn-1 1 tqnsi
R,,,;ers; Ro9. II Z ~ al - ), ii' ON, :,
Sheet Iron, English American ard Tennessee, from 10
to sb-ooo bundles; ~,
hSop IRON, nom y 70 - lnches7sU0 bundles;
Cut Nails ceiehraiea Weymouth and other nod
Pressed spkes1-5sO0*egs;
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, etc;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-21

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHI lIDR EN-.
1t is the safest and most eiecual medicine for purifying
the syem and relieving the susrgs endant upon ohd
b discovered. II geRs both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease, increases and eohes
food; those who have used il think it Indispensable l.
diseases attendant upon childbirth costiyeness, piles
cramps, swelling OF the feet, dependency, heartburn
and regulating the sscretions and eqnal4ins the eircu
ton il has equal The virtue Of this medicine
always SAFE and the delicate and successful;
few require other me9icine little
castor oil magnesia is useful Exercise in the open an
and light food with this medicine, will always insure safe