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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-17
MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO,

% Cdndz Stfeet, 1VelO Ofle0nS,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
w TABLE CUTLERY, Plated, Es
Planished, Tin Japaned and Wooden FS
Ware Table Mats Git and Bronzed }S9S\
Lamps and Girandoles; Glassware Plain }P8Sk
and Colored Floor Mating, and House }Shsbk
Furnishing Goods generally. Sperm and { IX3NS
Wax Candies; Sperm. Whale, Lard, Lin s{HfSUs SE "
aeed, Neasfnot and Chemical Oils Spirit GSREGSHstaS3
Gas, Camphine. Alcohol, ,Turpentine. and ~N.A%
Paints of all descriptions Brushes Win
dow Glass; Putty; While Lead; Sand Paper; Glue; Cured
Hair: Hair Seating and Springs; Flowing Polishing Scrap
ing Furniture Coach Black Japan and White Damar Var
nshes. AlsO-Picked and Common Moss always for Sale
PRICES CAMPHINE:
by the nve gaOns.. cents gallon
For less quantity 10 Cents gallon
mhla LIP ly d&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-17
SADDLERY, !, ETC.

.- PHILADELPHIA
9 ROBB & CO. No. go Gravier street. are con-
% stanty receiving from Philadelphia and NYn
"a England new Goods IN thsirlins. t.3k+tk
~ Their stock eomprses ADpLERT N y III
al as;s.p... s.Dp.s.n N .iss..s
etc Ls1AA kusHER GOODS, TRAVELLING ana rAck'As
Aiso "A fine assortment Of BUFFALO Rosss.
y Planters and Dealers are invited ID call. JeD
SADDLERY STORE-SMIrH " BRorAER,
- SO and 81 Common street, New Osissss, -
oiler for sale the most complete asA1ftmeni ot
Goods in their line in the Southern country COM
SADDLEs-More than 800 varieties q Ensiish. Amesi-
can Columbian Spanish Mexican. and Side Saisiies.
SADDLE BAGS aud WALLETS. ~ great vaIety:-
a aIes, siiriap Lsathers Exua. kens. Hitch Reins.
81 8s hf'ss hfH'ssnsSsEss-Coseh, GIG and buggy Harness.
al quas. Wssoq and Day Harps. eo%pss z = ps.is
TRUNKS-Packins Trunks, Travelling
Trunks, Vsses and Carpet Bags, all styles
y isASbLgRy aAsnWARE, aAApnSWARE sADptEEs, BAR;
every description. :. COACH TRIMMINGS.
LEATHER and SKI NS-Skstinx. Harness. Bride, Sob
and Band Leathet Oil Top Side. and hnies; Enxmssd
Sides and Hides; Pate all quantities and cols
Goa, and Sheep Mosocco Calf skins; L,pns ssd Weli
Sklns, all col0 and qualities; ChAm0is and Buck skis
Lace Leather; Buffalo Robes, etc.
~ 8. B. Agents Ion the sale of the Patent india
Rubber Gin and Machine Hands Ao The ts,sni Suschsa
Steam Packing. and India Rubber Cio,hnx Of al kndsi
Band Rivels, Cace and Band Leathev1. ETC.
dHu SMITH bRoTHER. WAnd ox Commoa =.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-17

LAST INDIA HAIR DYE ts Hair AVID net hs sk,.
Z Ay psfson BY sns n ys mss nssP ne ~.
acfurrd bv The cs.brz Cheust Dr. Consroch, nuthss
and By him ssusntsd -
coo The H.,r bor auns the least and without staining
~ mill p sun ~ s'~ j. WRIGHT J. co. ISL t;harres d.
1TVHE noJersig ned continue to make liberal cash
ay.rces upon approved osnsisnmeuist their ttisns IN
nsssf sss N FERD KENNETH d co IS Mssaxine
| TCOX'S STARCH hu0 oaxes in store TOR sale
r w A. " GpiFFl y ~, q and " f,lf loves
d YE FLOuR--l0e baIels fresh Northern Rye
is 0ai' II TFER6. KENNETT 4 CO. . nssa.i.s 4.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-17
MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
50 POYDRAs STREET, New Orleans.

los. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public geps,ay that be has purchsssd the entire interest Of
the Southern Branch Of Empire TO. has leased the store,
50 POYDRAS STREET. and hns fitted up At con'des.
able expense M the Patent Medicine business Hayse On
surpassed facilities for supplying Druggists and Deas
general with article in this ne he confidently scs
an inspecticn Of his stock and Satisfaction will be
given to O. twh0 favor him with their patronage.
The fol wing list only compises par! Of his extensive
assortment which and be furnished the Trade
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-17
BOARDING..

pOARDiNG-Single Gentlemen or Families
II a. Atez s--s.i
a famy, reasonable
can De accommodated AT 40 Camp apl 3m'
IN1 the public that, haysg opere led and thosou Eiiy
renoya ed the WAvERLY HOUSE, No. - Canal \
st,(iafey occupied by Mrs. Shall, prepared
TO 1her accommodation, both transient nnd
permanent Boardefs, that paine and
NewOreans. November 5. 1850. MIA lyos
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AGENCY OF
ARROUIN. MARETT Il CO. COGNAC,

AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT T. CO. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
4 for the old established house Of Arbouin. Marett &
Co." prepared receive orders for their superior
COGNAC BRANDlES, upon the most liberal terms; 10 be
shipped in any quantity or TO any port that may re
ds3t s. WOLFF. 10 lamp 81.
EMIGRANTs To CALIFORNIA
A RE invited to call and see the POK ABLE
IA BEDS AND BEDSrEAuS which shut up IKE an
Umbrella. They only el5 Come and see uem'
charge nothing to show them tc yoHH,, " 90 H,; :.
myl6 IL. WOOD tENn1. % uske ke.,lo ~.
pARELLI & Co, 81 Common street, offer for
ID sale The 10 lowing close dfs ent con1gnments-
COspac Brandy; Madeira and fott wine; lI1
(,od Liver Oil. Saltpete;
Essene,s of Bergsmot, Lemon, Orange and Eose;
Walpufs and lenilis: ,o
81 Ju,eu Medoc Ciaret In boxes. myls
CLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
" 50 packages GLATSs Az "a ASMPs; .,, ofn,,,s,,,
and Sizes which offered 70 The trade at snnisctuers
yITETHERILL LEAD WORKS, West Pha-
w delphia. J. p. Il William Wetherl, rrop,ietovs-
The subscribers. agents for the Above cebraed brand of
White ead constantly and stock ot he different
grades, Pure Extra and No in all the various sig pack
ages. Ieil1 Il. J. HART N co ~ rchcapi,oulas
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARiLLA-Asu sup
L ply direct isOm the factory. andips ship Jssos and
for sale by r. L. MASSEY.
myM eosnss Camp md CTaviss szsst.
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COAP-2OO boxes Olien Oxide, for sale by
- LW, ARTHUR& co. 8and " New Lsvsss
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7 lME-S0 casks fresh Western Lime in store,
IL for sale ia lots to suit.
rs tERn kENSETT& 70 90 Magazine st.
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DIR. LACRUE'S, of Paris, TOOTH AND
GUM SPECIElC.

" ANTED-The Undersigned wishes to pur-
w chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES, for which a.
thu highest prices will be pad. Those who have slaves ~
for sal will please call on the undersigned al his Of
fee, 157 GravieI street. ~
mh3l 3mos j. w. BOAZMAN.
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NJ y T. Il
l63 Gravier street, New Orleans,
a. viii constantly PURCHASE NEGROES; q
~ also, Board and Sell on Commission, any and IA
"A all slaves consigned to him. &4
~. fell osly ~N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-17

A. D. sRsEyr. s.A. KlKssLAND. WI n GREENWOOD.
GRIEF u CO., A. D., Wholesale Grocers and
" Commission Merchants: dealers in Goshen and Western
Butter and Cheese, and agents os Taylor Albany Ale
and No. 10 Front Levee, NewOrleans. nl3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-02

We copy the following from tie Hunts

We copy IL" loiipWtfS Vonl VIZ StVutb'
Vile Item
To The Editor Of The Hfm;
III. enemy u il, our land the ncirs III
Federalism nrc sonn.iin,r IL our ears vnjrps
advocating ! sirong govvrnn,ets A,e hcnrd
in cur r',A-s, ~,,s-.s ". .I.-e ..~~sr~p~ts
are cont, ndins that tho General Govern.
men! is o'nnipoter,; aud hence call upon
Won and every ether lover Of liberty and
the unioe Of these sta'ce. to fall into TIE
raiiks and prepare for the contest. lhe
.Iselips is near ut hand. an nvowssl Wing
is IL the Geld ior Governor. aud there ARE
five who cel themselves democratic esndi
dates for that high and hcnofs''l'. position.
What shall We do I Shall We divide our
votesf II so. defeat ia iuesitable. Shsll
We concentrate II so, victory Is oars.
Upon whom. them shall We concentrate !
That's the question. To this there ca" be
bn. one reply aud every one vii" 10 anx
ious for the success af the democratic par.
y viii give u. Let " vote Tor y. u ilklA.
'ne sal!."i Ranger. thu accomplished gen
,lems" mud scholar. aud Tue pure democrat.
lit us vote for him VII" has s'eed By
Texas IN I'll OF her 'ro"''lss--~!" arrived
here immediately after the bi'il, OF freedom.
'nand The sn e'i "n,n''er "i ."ses
Bot - nay "s'ooi.hmc"., J zee J" tho
Texas Presbyterian Of The IGN mt. ""
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-02

liticHl creed WhtcI tnchicAtes The uut ehjt q
those great objects NJ 4 paramount duty. il
he 'rue faitA. and tss u Which We NJ.
mainly indebted for tie present success .
the entire system. mud IL which we mus
alone look for Ia future stsb!ity."
IL the third animal mes sage. Of 9th De-
ccmbsr. 1891. the President speaks OF " The
internal peace mud security Of our cor, I'd
Grated Safes" If "tbc States comprising
our Federal Union" and expressed hin.
self thus:
"Lct us be grateful for these hlessings
to the brncfcent fcing who has conferred
them. mud who suffers us Ia indulge rcas.
enable hope Of their continuance mud OK.
Tension. while we neglect not the means
by which they nigh, De preserved. n we
may dare 10 jnds. Of his future designs by
the manner IN which his past favols have
been bestowed lie las made our nation.
nj prosperity to depend on the preservation
If our l.b,iiirs-our national forcr an our
Federal Lnion--nnd our individual l,arri.
ne. an the mniu,cinance Of our State
Kighs mud wise institutions. II we nre
prosperous n, home. aud respected nbrond.
il il because we nre free, united. iudust'i.
Qua, aud obedicnt 70 the laws While we
continue So. we shall. by the blessings o:
Heaven. 90 on In tie happy career we have
begun. aud which have bought ~. IN the
short period of our political existence. from
population of three to thirteen separate
Colonies to twenty. four United S.a'es---
from weakness to strength from rank
scarcely NAKED IN the srnle of Na,io, .,
to high place IN their respect"
lhi, message concIuds thus:
"In conclusion, prrmi, me to invite that
Power which supe,intends all Governments.
to infuse into vnur deliberations NJ this i'm.
p"'lnut crisis of our history. spi'it OF
mutual forebearaace and cancellation. IN
that spirit WAS orr Union formed. aud In
TINT spiri; must it be preserved"
~ his message placing his rtfo on the
Bank OF the United States, Of 10th July.
1882, we G"d the following language ID.
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- - 80
! Mo". nnusr ne gmoance ~ our wig fscs.
'uens' M''s'u i'''nn'r, nay w uh'.'o"ucu
e'nuoe"ce % s"c ""'ss !" '''""',"Hn'
'"s' y" ou' ""''e'''c V"'cy ~. m"'l's sovs'
e"sy u t""teesiop :" "auss sn"nstrs-tn
improvements o. rivers anu "a'pn.s y We
reu"c'o' "' poA''Ec- nnd mo Au'st Hc'
e"""'""nny " P"nnc "heeFa lis ehe'Bet'
'c' F'P""'es"' ''"'n'"i, H"' u'y''"ea WAN
"S''n'ns " our '"rs'g', an"''s-"ns ~
suis" '"F '"c ssas"ous % sn'Ss ana tue
respect o! ot''ef hA'.,uA.
=" official cxp"s'sesn 81 Tue TENOR hnd
meaning ~ these resc5uflona n'ny be found
~ tue following cAi'"ct non. the spcrch 81
1ov. Johnston, delivered Ut the close 81 the
Convention
ne spoke frankly and Freely on The
compromise Measures. liz should never
nave vo,rd i"r 'he Iexss bcn"daty WI
""' '.c .oH'"Ve Sisse Law; hut '"s ~o"''
promise ',''is "fe di'I'oseu a. tue qnes''"h.
MY se'"e"' "'e controversy "h tnesx 'exes
s""Jec's mas 'ern "'J"s'e" ne i"s''nc
s''s. Lei" 10 'he IA" "' the lana ~ de'
mahds our obedience, and no I'sst OF
ign, '''noeo man WIZ resist ~ "us sms
Jaw "s'''' "'t"'a 'eacN "' amendments us
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II il becoming very common uowadsv,
for the f,d.r,Iis,. to ouot. Gen. Jnckso,
ns outI,o,i,y for their d,,c,,iue. Of c.u,oli
datiun. They wnrred against him To " bin
Ter end" and ,raduced hi. inir Zane Will,
living. aud now that he il dead they wouj.
insult his ashes hv pcrvcrtinr hi. PRINCIPLES
sentiments and ,iort,ju.x iron, their I'm,
meaninr and itent /, ,h.i, own h.lIi.l
purposes to purposes for vi ich they wouI.
/ not dear use them while he WA. living
Ills friends should not suffer II 10 be- done
inter his death. His proclamation Is III,
document from which they read gycLu.
sIvrLy TO bolster % their cause. Now. il |.
well krnwn that Tint instrument wns wit
ten by the old hero Will. lie wa. rrcn,l,
excited. and when His iudpmcn, md reason,
were cloud.d mud swnyed BIZ the n ,..i,n,
uud pr..iu.,i,c. iucid.u, IN n contest where
personal uninc.i,ies aud personal friend.
shi,s entered a, LARGELY i..to every thiuu
that WA suid mr. don. ri Tho ti,rr. And
from these passion, md uiudiccs. rs com.
mon ,.rhans \, tho crcr, and ro,d IA ia
the must humble md yicious Of our nature
Cen 1nekscr', il is well known, WINS nol
,t,.n.,. c..,aJ "a, H.. and H., t.;.,a.
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I,cLs.u whom III. ,,r.,r nad mdccmcn,
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t;,,.J Ly cx,r.n.ous caus.s TL. lollow.
I'M, .,,,.c,s f,,u, L;s m.xsnrca mr.. tinker,
from the Richmond Enquirer then edited
hv father llitchie--of the 9th August, 1889.
which paper took strong ground q, the
time against tho unexplained doctrines Of
The pl"'l"'"n''o"' ~ w'i' 1e see" ,hn'
Ten jackson was strict drc'pln, "' 'e''
ie'son. While those VIII" have 'allrn so IN
love 81 Late WIN his doctrines are reading
from his proclamation s"i'i'rse the, also
read at the same time iro" Inc messages
referred 10;
In President Jacksons Inaugural Ad
dress, delivered on the fourth OF March.
1899, we iiud the following sound md or.
,hodox sentiment:
=" such measures ms | shall be called
on I" pursue IN regard I" The rights o' me
= t..k a
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The several States, Y IN II
sud too success u ltsff
machinery ri The FrdssE O.
!is co.tspl of A. apl,iklled
lous sectional H.sj' ,aity. ~ IN
y Of III Seath hsvs d4,efs
aIs'n tl.sif rlsAs. eonssiss;;:oa
future. y d<nosncs ssnrt,a(
sosver ssnctioNsd. to u,ake
nrons rliurt 70 fVsle1s syse1
the conservative i5 n 4
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THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
any TWO D0xsxsA2O 4 FEAR
n. w. l. q U q u q 70 y,
EDITOR AND ru0RixTon.

TERMS
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pavmrn, he delayed until after tl~ 'is months. The
prcr VIII he Four l'c'!a's. Single copies, One Dime
Advertisements at u y-r square of ter lines 81 hess
a, 4, cent, p~r square TT cyefy su'-rqsn in-riion
A ti,,r,al discount made fos yearly advertisements
Hnmonur,rusn, II candidates, Ten Dollar.
T~eIy- r., rent will hc charged Oh advertisements
no, tnid IN sdv~nce. ,
~ I.,,rrr addressed 10 hi, Office mus, he post raid
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lsupcr warehouse.

No. 81 .a,ap >a'et. Nr@ Ortedns.
DIAPER Of every description furnished to
order, a, ycly sh"r, "" ice,
N. H. Agents for J. u. McCrcary's fancy
roIorcd, bouk, and news printing Inks, at New
York pr~cs. ,o.rrrp
E.,,orr Koss,Ss. Nicholas a. AH~'ssroS.
I1tIisBINS, ARLINGTON \ C". Onto"
IL Factors aud Commission Merchants, N"'
~. l,auk Place. New Orleans.
Wsyxs:--Alr. Dandridrr Ellis, Esqr. Dos
Ton, ls.wie C"uu,y, Texas; Mr..t.. ury q
Ward. Jefferson Texas; Ward & Wilson, Mar
shall, Texas.
At. ~, 1896 nv W.
I,KOSr Il co. No. " Magazine street
pho!ssaie aeal<rs ia boss, shoes, organs
bo,s and caps, suilal,le fur tho country Trade
also i'aim Leaf CsmixscAy, end ."e1'ea"
iiHs.
SANITY r.sviying fresh enrplis~ Of the Hb"''
goods Al ,l,e lowest prices.
C.m,,,y dealers are invited - call and cxnn''
jne eur extensive si"rR, 49, :.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-11
DOCTOR YOUNG.
Ciecfic rhNsiciaa and Suryeo,

I ) ESPECTfCLLY informs the citizens of Ev-
~ ansvlie and vicinity that he has opened an
o.ice In this city fer the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery, an ali its branches according to the most
approved practice of Eclectic treatment snch ~ laid
down by the Eclectic Medical Institute OF Cincin
Lat, and iisaemphis Medical iasiig;e. The Eclcc-
coE American system Ci practice has proved supe.
ior TO a. other systems. The p:ac,ce being such
as i,s name Indicates eclectic" selecting the good
eve system, and rejecting all dangerous and
Gelelerieus method which Impair the vital pow
e-a 0i lac ps;iear. The eclectic system embraces
great nuuabeE OF medicines not generally Known
or used AID lis success in curing diseases is beev
ed to be dRequalled The average mortality Of
Cholera under its trea ,raent, ras been less lhaq
fse1 "a Se'.'S ,ci' %. op3g fully .ested in New
",eiiis in iS;Ss'lt l65s, during Its prevalence
there, ant, other Diseases less than two pr cent
- sane, tho Nercuria!, Antinopiai, ana Hood-let.
;ins system OF treatment is replaced by far better
cgcnclea.
Dr GoSn; il pc pared 20 treat oil dresees OF the
cge nd ear, ard all caOn.c diseases lie will
care all Cancers and FIsiula IN Ammo, by new
meth q, not usin. she Eniie in any He has
cured tpileplc hts Oi fourteen years standng. lie
viii attend calls shy distance in the country.
Can be consulted a, Mrs. Ponticoet's, corner VI all
and First streets.
decl4- Dlaw SVf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-11
MORGAN g. KEEN.
AI.LIS & HOWE8
WHOl ESALE Dealers in Groceries,

M HOl ESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades, Show.
els, Powder, etc, etc, are now receiving their
IIinfer Stock, and would respectfully say 10 Mer-
chants Having had experience in The business O,
the West, almost as long as the West has hid bus
mess, they have ihort ugh knowledge OF the West
and its wants. guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
porters such articles will suit the market, and
prepared to sell goods on as favorable terms as
can be obtained in Louisville or CinciI nat;
To CANAL CoyTRAcToBs.-W ;special view TO
Canal works. they have on hand, and be con-
santly receiving large lots OF Spades and Shovels
Blasting Powder, together with all other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll noursh the body, 70
cheer the spirits OF our sturdy aborers
To FARMERS AND PRODUCE DEALsRs-Tbey will
pay the highest market price for country produce,
and call particular attention their yer, large
stock OF Gunny Bags, hich they will furnish on
terms that cannot fail to please
Nov. .. 49-n 2l-tt: '
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yyESTEEg uAEBLE.

THE undersigned having discovered QTarry Of
fire White Marble in Harrison County, Ind, has
erected Steam Mill for the purpose of -awing il
up into Slabs suitable icr Tonbstones, &c. Is now
prepared to furnish such articles nj abou: one hall
the price thew have heretofore been furnished az
Ii receives very beautiful polish and is in every
way equal 10 the Marble furnished by The Vermont
ansville, which Will be here during The conf 2
month Any one needing Monuments, Tomb
stones, Furniture Work of airy ard every dcscrip-
tion W ouid do well TO examine our Western pre-
ducton before buying have been long engaged
any Marble ever offered in Tia West
ap23 lmdy,f COL CROSS.
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MEDICINES.
HATCHITTS
Com ound Extract OF
COHOS H!

T,HIS Medicine, heretofore, has been confined al
II NEST entirely tn domestic practice, being known
enlv 10 the Pioneers of the West and those having
communication with the Indians. With but few
exceptions, has entirely escaped the attention oil
The Regular Physician and Is altogether unknown
in populous portions of the country.
lis medical properties are more powerful and va
ried than any other plant known to the American
Florist.
IRIS POWERFUL ToNIc-Curing Chills and re-
vsrs of long standing, when Quinine and other Ion
les have failed. r.
IT pA SrIMrLUs-l Increasing the secretions OF
the Bronchial Neucus Membrane, II cures Asthma
pronchius and Pulmonary Consumption.
IRIS An Having more powerful
effect upon the Liver than any known vegetable; II
cures Dyspepsia, Cosiveness, Jaundice anu all ph'
leus diseases
Iris ANrIscoRBUTIc-Itbei being proved beyond con,
irsdiction that it pM cure Scrotua, Scurvy ana all
diseases caused by impure blood.
IRIS DrApHoRErIc-Curing all diseases OF the
akin. such as Itch, letter, Scald Head, fieuTlsy'
Erysipelas Scarlet Fever, Measles, and Small fox.
Ir Is DIURETIc AND EMENAGoGUE-Curingd diseases
sft the Kidneys and Bladder, Hysteria, DeIanged
Menstruation and Chronic Affections OF the Womo'
kT II has proved TO be unsurpassed as Medi-
eine. for Rheumatism and Gout, Mercurial and Sy'
phalitic Diseases.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-11
MEDICINES.
usn Howns couoH CANDY.

A certain cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Sore
Throat, Whooping Congh, Bronchuis, ana
al diseases 81 The Lungs likely to Ter
nrinate in confirmed Consumption.
THE reputation of this article is now so mucn
established over the whole south ana wesl as
being the .ny medicated candy any PRACTICAL BEN
that is unnecessary here to disco mt on Its rner-
it's but merely to reiert TO one OF the many
have received tor Others we refer 10 our painpn-
lets, to be had of any of our agents:
From Rep Vim. Young Tate ofts NJ E. Church, C'n;
Dear Sir: While laboring under Sc 'ere cold
from speaking IN the open air, was handed piece
of your Cough Candy, from the use o. which ex
perienced great and almost immediate reilei since
then hav. frequently used il Wi I'll the same bene-
fetal effects therefore feel no hesitation IN re-
commencing your candy as certain speclhc 'o'
VIM. YOUNG.
Sold in packages; 5. 10 and 2cc. each.
c. BELL,
ALLEN. G. HALLOCK, Agents IN
w. nj. WOOISEY. Evansviile
KELLER & FARNSLEf -
Wholesale agents in Louisville,
n9l ROBINSON, PETER & CAREY.