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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

ADVANTAGES OF BEING FLoGGED.-Many per
SONS will be amused with the following extract
from physiological work Of high authority,
although there may not be found in these degene-
rate days those who will be willing TO enlarge
their proportions by following the advice here re.
commended
Various expedients, in addition to an improved diet
nave beer resored to- for the toraOn of lean persons
better case but amongst the most singular that have
record Is that of ageatOn Gaen says that horse dealers
having been observed to iaen hor for sale by oggng
them an analogous method might be used with spare per.
sons who wish to become sOuter lie also mentions slave
dealers who employed similar SuetOnius informs us
geae him not only to him of scatca but keep him
plump tMelbomius pretends that nu.so1 whip little chill
chubby to hsr %c,he,s No doubt but agellaon deter
tend 70 increase the erenaton and give tone which
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

The ARCTIC ExpKDITIoNs.-The Erebus Capt Sir John
sranknn and he Teror Capt CIozer. LETT England in
May loA and have therefore been absent years. lacking
tour months They have been heard of since they
and search OF them that the American and English
expeditions sent.
In 1s4s Capt Ross returned from the Polar Seas after
frutless search for the missing vessels.
In Mays 1850, Lady Franklin dispatched two small yes.
ssls, under Capt. Ross, for another search.
In May, 1850, the Grinne expedition of vessels the
Advance and the Rescue. left New with the same object
and at the last adycss the vessels of both the expedoins
together They had then discovered the signs OF
encampmen shore, which supposed have been
made by Sir John franklin and strong hopes entertained
that the next will be the finding of the missing exped
on; alive their vessels frozen fast in of those per-
their fate The Erebns had on board souls and
the Terror 6S-tota, l3S. IN. Y Sun.
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Cotton and Tobacco Statement.

~ - '0-'''-S 49, ''''- ~.
STOCK on hand not cleared 800. ..s37 ,S5S lO,a94
don, a. ~. Tos.n,. asa n1' .S limited business
.n,a and o,,v "n U,naa anu ,e saes mAsns oeen
tata .ny fr,hsr m ., we are sun unaoe 10
The sales have comprised about asO bbJs noudna nao,
several lois N, iaaD 1so NJ N'"' '"o'oe a. In
Sma.sWTh, .s.,a,, ~ V D'
od,,a sn Vi susa, IN ne cary pait Of 'he week
,lte,,t;on until Thn,J ha. bn,Ja ".u ainoa
advance The sales nm to WJnod n.n;n. upo On
about 1900 bhd. taken n, foows n, s,nsd ,noN w
Monday san IN Tusd.v soI md IN w.5ao.s sao ~ W
tho r,, 70, GOOD Cnn,,,on =, E.; ss e'o mus )
Fo,lv E,, 5kc IN ThnrsJv foo hhd auu io
Ia advance and vas,sdav nhou, sa1 n, ,bo =, At
makng the total sals Of the ssI sscS hhS M sae
now ara. far Infr;or 10 omon atlSasI ~ E
Fo; az.oSsE p. .ud Tn. osg =, So M W ru"y
Wsek; Tscsnts aTi5 hhds Eruo,,s saso ia. "'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

The Washington Monument has now reached
the height of eighty feet above the surface, thirty
eight of which have been raised during the past
year, at an expense of $1,000 per foot. A number
ofstones from different States and societies have
already been inserted in the column, and many
others the ground, ready to be placed in the
wall as The work advances.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

The WEALTHIEsT MAN IN GEoRaIA.-Gen
Hartwell H. Tarver, of Twiggs county, Georgia,
man, in that State He owns thousand negroes,
and fifty thousand acres of land, divided into ten
plantations, in Twggs, Pulaski, Houston and Ba.
ker counties, yielding 1000 bales of cotton annual
ly, At IL cents per h., his crop will bring
Sl0s,0OO. He recently added to his estate tract
of 1850 acres, in Burke county, purchased at
$l5 IS per acre, or for $37 900.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CITY,
Friday Evening, January 81, 1851.
Arrived during the past week, 795 head of Beef Cattle,
2'l Hogs. ll9O Sheep, SO Mich Cows. 2s3 Calves.
BEEF CATTLE-The market was but scantiy supplied
during the week and closes with moderate stock of Western
and Arkapsss Cattle hand Prices easier than last week.
We quote at 6971zc y ID net
HoGs-The supply is ample. and prices have an upwerd
tendency; we now quote at 5@5hc y b net.
SHEEP-The market is almost bare. Prices. 90 5ODsl 90
" head
Mich Cows-Only small supply, and selling at $25 %
ffDs75 90 W head.
CALvEs-scsrce, at &c OO6s9 90 thead.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

1t is affirmed that negotiations for a marriage
between the Emperor of Austria and the Princess
Sidonia of SaIony, have been brought to a con.
clusion, and that the marriage will be celebrated
next May with great splendor. The Princess is
only IL, and very beautiful. Her father the Prince
John, brother of the regnng King, is owing to the
latter having no Offspring, mex, heir to the throne
English paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

In the river Mersey, England, ship called the
Hannah, is lying, of about 4l0 tons, which has
been purchased by Mr.. Gardner, that he and his
family may navigate around the world. He has
fitted / up in the first style, with apartments for
himself, family and servants, and has provisioned
It for five years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

There were 38l5 new buildings erected in Phil
adelpha and the different districts during the year
1850, of which $50 were in the city proper The
increase over lS49, in the city and county was not
less than 1000 buildings. Those erected in the
city proper in 1S49 numbered ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25
SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A B D O M I N A i
SUPPER TER

Sss snv At OAss 10 Chariss ssyssss JplsN.
Thelightest elastic and in ussf
the 0i the WOMB compaint-theb bearing down feeling
the bottom lungs aide and ba l.
the whites etc. IN pregnancy its use prevents miscarriage
female. any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter ey can
be referred the wife OF very celebrated physcian OF this
ing several other patent without relief Phys
uient at the propretors, 10 ST. Charles street.
practice have had apply all the
boosted Abdominal supporters Ia and have
adpisd e and comfort dc.sd Asr
For three years afflicted WOMB complaints
the time confined to bed Ny nergs very great
thing relieved until of Mr. Sherman Abdominal
pores ensbsd to about house, regain
uieT health and cheerfunsss Mr.. wif.kiNsnA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

RECORDER GENols' CoURr.-Antono A.burne was yes.
teday brought before Recorder Genos for examination
the charge of stealing ptng STEAL boxes from
bOai at the foot Of St. Ann Fist Municipality An.
tonic caught in the and he before the First
District Court
Seven Migrants WHOSE not worth giving, were
also down for trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

Alexander Fragonard, an eminent French painter
and sculptor, pupil Of David, has just died. His
greatest work as statuary, is said to be the from
tispece OF the old Chamber Of Deputies in Paris.
Among his works in painting is ceiling of the
Louvre, representing Tasso reading his !" Jerusa-
lem"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

Lieut.. Col. Patrick Henry Calf, of the Army,
recently who died in Philadelphia, was buried
at Norfolk on the 10Th, with military honors He
was native of Williamsburg, Virginia; and was
highly esteemed by his associates in arms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

THE GRAND JuRY.-Tbe Grand Jury yesterday found
true bill against Jules Dearue, for mansaugher. The &C.
cued as will be recolected, shot Billy Williams some time
SINCE a, the Sixth Ward poll, Second Municipality
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

i, "A great loot race, for $500 side, came off at
Longmeadow, near Springfield, January is. A
young Engshman, named Poole, undertook to run
five miles in thirty minutes He succeeded easily,
with y-nne seconds to spare, although the track
was muddy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25
pOkT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Mount Washington, Blaisden, Havre TIC Jepkn,
ship Qphelia n ason, Boston, CIV Hynson
Sblp Joshua Mauran, Barton. Boston. l. Gale
Brit ship David Cannon, McClay. Liverpool, Holmes Mills
Bark w Dyer. Dyer Philadelphia, X M Harrison geo
Brit bark Action, High, Liverpool, Holmes Il Mills
Brig Josephine, Ducey. Chagres, w Brown
Brig Gen Taylor, Fuller, Norfolk and Richmond Palmer
scbr Mystic, Smith, St Marks and Key West
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

The Winchester steam mill, at Milan, Ohio, was
destroyed by fire on the 18th instant. Estimated
loss $4,000, on which there was an insurance of
Sc, 1000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

The NewYork papers are full of encomiums on
the Stag-hound," new ship, the sharpest ever
built, it is said which has arrived there to load for
the same port with the Architect. She is getting
freight at the rate of 81 per foot.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

The aggregate amount of duties paid by New
York city auctoneers during the fiscal year, ending
September Both, 1850, is officially stated to have
been Sss,556 10. Remainder of the State, $343 So
Total, $s5, 500 CO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

FIRST MUNICIPALITY CouEoIL Room. - Our friend
Michel. the sergeantat-Arms Of the First Municipality
Council deserves the thanks Of the RepooIia Corps for the
admirable improvements he has recently made for their
venience In place of the rckety old desks which they
have heretofore had to we he has procured two
desks with drawers and other accommodations He has also
provided what was much nceded-addtions lights for the
Reporters Michel is of the good fellows of this world
May his shadow be les,
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List Of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
Mlddleser ,m2i Pacifi,


tha firsi municipality dsrgnatsd In .hs fssvias
,aos y u re Me- csnIasncs Al the Raissd up.
ny Ne being tIabsat Landing Third n3I ths o "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

The steamer Niagara took out $4,000 in gold
dust, $4,000 in sovereigns, and 100000 in silver
dollars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

The CouRTs.-We could hear of any thing mportan,
in any OF the District Courts yesterday The First District
Court was occupied with civil cases..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

lksAsITY.-An unfortunate man, who is supposed to be
returned Californian aken into custody by the Second
Municipality police Thursday night as unatic. He
had upwards OF thousand dollars in his lon lie is
stii in custody.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

Which is the most proud-a girl with her first
beau, woman with her first baby?
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

GENERAL Council. This body held a special meeting
last eveningnne members present. Mr. Cad well was called
to the chair and in the absence Of the Secretary Mr. Michel
called to fill his place.
received from the Mayor calling the atten.
ton of the Council to the necessity of naming Commissioner
and Clerks for the election of Surveyor of the Second NUM-
cpay. and of member of the General Council in place Of
Mr.. Jarvis, deceased.
Commissioners appointed for the election Of member
of the General Council Surveyor of the Second Mu
nicipallty.
His honor the Mayor transmitted memorial signed by
large number of shop keepers complaining of the heavy
tax imposed them. They that considering the small
capital invested in their business the large amounts to
prohibition.
motion made lay this to the next meet.
ing, the Council called for special purposes and
siderable discussion ensued 1t finally resolved to have
the communication read. but before read motion to
lay on the table, subject to call prevailed and the Council
then adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALyANlC BELT. NECKLACE, BRACELETa
AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
VG7CO1tS Diseases.

Aud OF those Complaints wc
or unhealthy condition OF the Nervous Sy.tem.
THIS beautiful and convenient application OF the uys,er
l. GUS powers of GALvANISM and MAGNE fISM
has been pronounced by distinguished physicians both in
europe and the United States, to be the valuable
Or. Chris1ie's GALVANIc BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the perfect and certain success in all cases of
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body giving to the various
A!ss tiP FRAME PALSY.
B Bta b. DEAFNEss, NERVOUS TREM0Rs. PAL
RPllIfAGIisoN oF The HEART EIaI APOPIEXYs MEg.
I tIXER G3MPL A, Ti SPINAL COMPLAINT, and
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALL
NERVOUS Disc ASSES, which Complaints arise from one
simple . csuse :, ~ DER.dNGEMENT or
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25
Or, Christie's a,alvauic Curative.


consists the fact that they disease by OUTWARD
appcdtioH place Of the usual mode druggns and phys
licking the patient till exhausted Nature sinks hOpeey under
the inicton They strengthen the uhole spstem equalc
the circulation of the bood promote the secretions and
necer do the slightest INJURY under cireams
Since their introduction into the United States only three
years since more than 10000 persons. including all ages
classes anu conditions among which large number Of
ladies' who are peculiarly subject to Nervous Complaints
nave been tiely and Permanently Cured
when all hope relief had been given up and every thing
else been tried in vain
To illustrate the of the GyaLpfNIC BELT suppose
the Of person afflicted with that bane of civilization
DYSPEPS1A, any other Chronic Nervous Disorder
In ordinary stmulants aken which, by their action
on the nerves and muscles of the stomach afford temporary
relief but which leaves the patient lower state and with
Injured faculties after the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting 0R the action OF
me GALVANlC BELT. Take Dyspepic sufferer, even
IN the worse symptoms of an attack, and simply the Bell
short period the insenbe perspraton will the positive
element Of the Belt thereby causing Gavanic circulation
which VIII pass to the negative and thence back again to
the positive thus keeping ac0nnuous circulation
throngh out the system.
~ Tins the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. A fe,o days Is ofto,t anpiu
Stttelent 10 eradicate the Disease Qf years. r''
the disease for they weaken the vital energies Of the already
Frustrated system WHILE under the strengthening giving
vitaizng influence of Galvans, applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient Weakened
sufferer restored to former health strength elasticity and
vtgor. The great peculiarly and excellence OF
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
:, OF the Most undOubted Character
from all paris OF the County, could be given, sufficient to
hill every column Of this paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

Arrived.
Steamship Maria Burt Emerson from Galveston Sabine
Brit bark Frederick, Frnk Sc days flom Liverpool to VIM
Lufse 5sIk Jsaerp. 80 days from Rio de Janero. to
a Safk h9hon9 Coez 90 days from Palermo, to Broom
schf Scranton Wa,soe. days from srazos St Jago, to
sohr Ghpoa. Cosen. days from ApaIachcoa. to master
Basin.
Amaranth, Atchison, from st Louis.
Msry foey Palsres from Sn F Fi3poHsHRvl'
T boswell, Larose. from the Coa;
Salqda, Page. from Yszoo City.
Nacdez No.. Leathers, from Hard Times
Anna. johnson, from Bayou Macon.
s% s ead sSss df G
Anonimo and schr II L Scranton.
es IS n aoS GG S sS sHssi
q
SHHaAsGdRlEsaaPe, brig Josephine Ballast
1897 81 s s S asHs @ 70 5s Ss sua
& $
50 FL s az h Dyer sos hid.
bb moasses 81 do lard OIL $40 bxs Candles 50 do soap,
e ANS shs' RiqGSMospper brig Gen TAYLOR
' KY ~ - s9 ,e %o Myse ,4 b
Is do beef do whisky. cks bacon so4 SKIS corn
Imports.
,LlVERPOoL-Per bark Frederick 3e45 sacks salt VIM
RIO DE JANElRo-per bark Jeddem: 1915 sacks coffee
,PAhERMO-Per bark Aninomo: Lot fruit to Broom &
BRAZ0s ST JAGo-Per schr L Scranton: cargo re-.
waad y a6 sshs chPSa 49, bales
tobacco Z M Harris-6 do G Rogers &co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

THE Arson CAsx.-victor Lefor. Mr.. Lefort, Victor
Rouard. Charles vehile. Jean Brochn and Bridget Nc
LURE We're Yesterday examined before acting Recorder
Hawthorn the charge Of setting fire 10 the binding
pied by Victor Leo confectionery establishment No.
lO3 st. Charles street.
Lawrence Maddox, the Waterman the beat testified
that about hapast O'clock the morning Of the 10Th
Instant while Poydas street, he heard cry fire.
and he down by the ST. Charles Theatre. He
LIMIT shining through the glass Leorts doors, and
about the time he first this, broke in of
The DOORS Witness, with the asstance of who
up. broke in another door opposite The front stair The
fire was under the stairs between the wall and the bukhead
dividing the stairs from the shop. He out and gave the
alarm. and then got bucket, filled it with water and hast
ened back. lie threw the the fire. and other
also threw bucket Of water, which got the
flames under. that they utter exiting uished Wit
through the before the fire ont, and
tered back where he found Mr. and Mrs. Lefo
Assisted by Henry Kays witness forced the back door, The
inmates of the house did manifest alarm and made
no effort to out the fire. One Of the was going out
of the back door with his trunk when he arrested After
Brochin arrested he requested witness to allow him to
get his money and clothes. He in the yard with
him, and he there found small box, and basket of clothes
Budget Mcclure coming down the back staJ when wit
first saw her. Beneath the stairs witness afterwards
found combusibe materials which appeared to have
been set on fire.
Henry Klays wa, sworn. When he first arrived the
fire. there several people the spot endeavong
tingush the flames The door open. Witness assisted
Maddox breaking the back door and aesting the
prisoners. Did not of them until he them in the
back room. They made effort to put ont the fire..
--- was sworn. Says he heard the alarm Of
fire few minutes past O'Clock, and two persons
trying force open the doors Of the confectionery shop 03
St. Charles street Witness assisted them breaking in the
door, and found the fire described by previous Witnesses
Went after engine No. 49, and then returned. Assisted in
putting out the FIRE. Did any of the prisoners until
they out in custody of the watchmen.
Charles Keller sworn, but bis testimony very
MATERIAL he did get the spot until the doors were
open. He essist:d in putting the fire. He the
conclusion. from appearances, that the result of
accident.
Mr. Dufour who appeared the part OF the defence
moved for the discharge Of all the that
there evidence all which could convict them. He
argued the point considerable LENGTH when the accused
with the exception of Mr. Lefort, discharged The
latter retained but the Recorder did decide upon the
precise charge on which he should send him down.
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COAL.
FAMIL Y GROCERIES. ETC

CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street.
TEAAs-of various kinds and qualities;
sugar =. :. :. :. :. -;
Rs SsSos F saS h asS Scotch All. =;
Pru;nes, ssIdnes Preserves and Pickles;
s'.s1 Bsesa fio Si snd ski ss and fs''
H Hams sas aIss b sas rWs''Rhas
Oils, Candies. Fish. etc. etc,
on @o on hsPd by continually receiving and eT
isS half Dc chests H Rsssisps fs s a''0r'sd
9So boxes SIP extra imperial Green Teas;
l g As sG chests 1sl y Y H. d Tea do do;
from ,s, SSs magnificent Green
ana on '''' 's1s HI d!Rffds TO-
ia4 lw n and % Common street.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY OF THE NEW
.,,N., YORK CANTON TEA CO.. Nc; 7sGsnal <~sA
ss' p ssss. a nsG e
ton TO the Tea trade superiorto any other establish.
fragrant and he prsss IN The
III hs Gs
jals I'm s. H. PAGE. Agent.
MESH CEhlES-JuSt received and
l. store
IS boxes and quarter bbls Buckwheat;
70 boxes " Jenny I.nd" Cheese;
q cases case Corn sts.eh for cakes. buildings. etc.;
& half chests SafPSan and In Imperial Tea;
10 casks new Sugar Cured Hams
10 quarter bbls. Family Pork;
~ quarter bbls. Ushers Picked Pork;
g bbls Davis Sugar Cured Dried Beef;
20 ten fancy boxes of the ooons Tea ever
10 cases Macy 4 SOM MS patent Wax Candles;
s bbIs. St. Louis Sugar. house Molasses;
% mats Old Java Coffee;
3 bales Mocha -;
40 kegs Dutch Herring
% baskets Hedsick champagne. =. For sale by
jazz lot w. @. RAYMOND II Camp street.
pICKLFS--.
50 boxes nderwoods half gallon Pickles.
50 do do Quarts do;
10 DO Do f HiSs Lebstsf.
In store and for sale by r. nj. McAipIN,
JalS 6t 70 Common st. and Canal street kow.
A'A go kits No Maekerel; 80 kit, Mess Mackers;
s S SO DO DO ddo S hal f'i kit so Tongues and
Cooper, and for sae by r. NJ. McALpIN,
Jalo bt 20 Common ST. and Canal sreet Row.
pORT WINE AND TANNERS OIL
L 100 quarter casks Port Wine:
ia, 80 barrels Tanners Oil. Fsr sale BY o,,,
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AMERICAN THEATRE.
Sole Proprietor and ManagerJ a CuA,rv.
Acting and Stage Manager N. Fo0TER

THE ONLY ACKNOWLEDGED CIRCUS of the United
/ States and containing Teent unrIvsed, will perform
FRIDAY, sArURDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS, January
a. IS and 26.
f1- Day Family u N. SATURDAY
No otice-Afer Sunday Night, the Theatre will be
CLOSED for several days complete
being production Of requiring the
efforts OF the Equestrian and Dramatic Corps.
Circle Parquette cents
Family Circle Second Tier 40 Coored Boxes 50
Gallery, %
III Doors open quarter. past 9; Curtain att.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

NOTlCE-kidnapped yesterday, small
Black Boy betwe en- II and IL years of age, g.
svering to the name of LEON or HAWK EYE ~
was last yesterday afternoon. between and A. n
and French. and stutte.s suitable reward will be PAD
he has been kidnapped will be satisfactorily by
application at the clerks office of the Fifth District Court OF
NewOrleaas ia24 3ts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-25

In al Of Female Diseases the Gavanic Belt is OF In.
estmable value. 1t would take many columns were to
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and mos respectable Ladies in all parts of the
breast and side, eoros fqor abu p,oapsus uer falling
general psIaon Of the system. and all affections of similar
character are nme!a,e, and permanently relieved by this
climate feaders some eatnral stmiam for the
safe ecacioas the smulant which Nature herself
provided. This is 3aiuanism, and its application by the
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid every respect pleasant
and agreeable No inconvenience attends its use, and the
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INSURANCE.
Negroes Insured in Knox 1nsur>nee q
Of INDIANA N

Of INDIANA vs.
American Live Stock Insurance O.
HZNCENNES, Ia.
CHARTER UNLIMITED. d
Capital. .Sockholdas Individually Iab,e
JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, Pssuidmt.
JOHN C. REILLY, Secretary. II
NJ nsure Hoses Mules shep every de,.,pson
against the combined Tisis Of - =
Fire, Water, Accidents and Disease.
DR Jos. ELLIOTT. Veterinary suryeou. Inspector.
The undersigned duly authorized Of the popular
and very responsible Companes will applications for
several kinds Of Insurance.
CHAs. G. LATHROP, Agent,