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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-24

BUILDERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No 2O6 BARON.NE STRE EFT, t,oecn Heu.a
ana Gtrod 81 eets Second M"nic, eng ged
IN building can find TINS large stabli,hmsut a very
efe9sxe d complete stock comprising every de crption
q nfn anh m tow @ priced HARDWARE employed in the
Tons and improvements in Locks Sliding Door Trimmings,
ben iuls, Front Door Locks and Kinds of Fastenipgs,
cnnnnn as wei as OF the l. kinds manu- ctued
MakBLE NJ MANTELS.-A large and handsome asaort.
Tile, etc. -' ~
EaSGH IRON BALCONIES RAILiNGS AND
sEhhN,Da HS, embracing and beautiful pat
teTS, % 9e pn1 ~ 10 order, al reduced prices.
IhIS SuuTTERS, Rank, Vault and Safe DOORS,
~, kS for same from $40 to $3.50 each
lhON RAILING for Public SOU res and Parks, together
WIT ne s,Sge & work innshed and pu complete.
r cfhONTS FORSTORE with Iron and G fanie columns.
iurn, NED and set np complete at reduced prices
LIE abER BOTTOMS of Cast Iron various patterns and
sizes onamenta Cast Iron Courns io Store fronts and
,u aWniGgs venao,s Of AT sizes, Sash Weights store Doo
bois hrass, Iron and Silver Pated Flush Bots for sase
anu folding doors. Sliding Do Trimmings. of kind III
SILVER PLATED WORK, viz: Lock-, Bell Pals
Butt Hisges. ~ " ' 49,
large and complete stock of best Boston Alls cor
sJanuy on hand uding 3D. fine 3D. 3d. I0l finishing .atnt
Mans, elc at the lowest prices. ALL, N Hlll..
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REMOVALS.

d EMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
~ and Commission Merchant, has removed to u Graver
s,ree, jail
y EMOVAL-J. H. SWAIN has removed his
IL store No 81 Common stairs opposite the
Versna Hotel where he will be happy to wait on his old
friends AM, IN someTs Jazz I'm
DEMOVAL-Dr J. S. KNAPP, Dentist, has
IL removed his Office from 10i Common street. OF
St Charles to his office and residence No 10 Baoans
street. where may found the constant pIacce OF his
profession in all its departments. Ja2l tYl
DEMOVAL-The Office OF the New Orleans
II and Carroton Railroad Company has been removed to
No "a Raronne street. nj
EMOVAL-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
IL has removed from No. IL st. Charles street to No. ~
Camp street np stairs MS ly
d EMOVAL-JosEPH II. PALMER ~ Go. have
Ii removed from 50 Gaver street to No. 7Camp street,
abo e GrayleI. sp bm
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U. S. .ARMoRIEs-Muskets and Rifles Made.-
There are five armories in the United States, viz
Harpers Ferry, Va; Springfield, Mass; Ale
ghany, Penn Washington, d. c.; and Water
vet ~ Y The fiscal year ending January 80
1850, the mandatory of weapons of war is re.
ported as follows: 2S,l5 percussion muskets
1000 percusi ion cavalry musketoons; 2676 percus
sion rifles; 10 ,4S7 flint lock muskets altered tt
percussion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-24

New LINE OF STEAmsnIrs.-rhe New Yo rk
Tribune says: Messrs. Wesiervelt & Mackay have
made a contract Tor The immediate construction Of
a steamship OF about 1000 tons, for the New York
and Virginia Steamship Company, designed the
first of line to run between this city and Norfolk
Richmond, etc. She will be 2l0 feet in length, 32
in breadth, and 10 In depth, or similar in dimen.
sions to the steamship Louisiana, recently built by
the same gentleman for the Gulf trade. She will
be furnished with two side lever marine engines
which have already been contracted for al the
Morgan Iron Works. Il is in contemplation tc
construct another steamship, of similar dimensions
for The same line, al the earliest day practicable
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5 MoUR X BRO:

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCRhs,
Nos. 2l2 and 2ii Tthospi,oatas street, As1
Il EEP constantly on hand good supply 1 oI every
N artele IN the GROCERY LINE 'aGb Is SritC E.
BACON BUTTER LARD cor r Be. tf Eli i nan,
hpi.an 70, ri9ii's'o wv fys 1y
4 DVANC CES-Liberal cash advances maae on on
n of sn other piodnee 10 our fieaus
i, 4 ,ndan tlvsrpoof and New NoIk -.
dsi JoiiN H. ELLIOTT CO. 49 Cosonhoose 8.
CEMENT-l200 bbls. Newark aud kosendae,
I } yan bbl, Roman ard other b. .. ds, fr sale by
r,s HAYMAN n HOLDEN, ~ Magazine s.
20 Agents n. and Lime and Cement Comyany.
| NrAILS-2e0 kegs, for sale by s-i
~ feI9 E.J HART& GU ~ rchonpnoeias Il
] OOFFEE-S50 bags Rio and Haysns for sale By
- NV. ARTHUR u co. % and y New Lssss.
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DRY GOODS.

Ginghams-. Prints Cottonades.
"E are now receiving per steamer Falcon, ships
w Maid of Orleans and Hudson large and desirable
of the above goods embracing the latest styles and
Makes Aso-yaconets and Lawns, low priced 10 the
finest Baeges silk Grenadines to which invite the
attention of the city and country trade.
fel3 JOS H. PALMER CO. n CampM.
DRY = tOODs BY Thk ACk ASa.
~. DTNdsse1 Smith,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iell NO. - GRAvIER STREET. 1y
BLANKETS
ID 1850 pairs heavy whi,e BLANKETS;
40 pairs coored Saddle do;
go pairs fine blue and scarlet do;
I'D pairs Whitney and bath Bed do;
~ pairs Crib and Cradle do FoTsa by
d4 JOSEPH H. PALMER & CO. ~ Camp s-
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WEB YORK .4taE.NCy FOR
BrOnZeu, Iron a MI Marble Furniture,

Harden EhSrs and Srees, Sofs, Tables, small and large
Seter ables with marble tops Hat and Be uquet -t.ds
buan dnd Italian Marble Slabs, with fancy bonzed or
article. ~ ~
The above articles will be found very beautiful. much
| cheaper than wool, and IA durable.
ALLEN HILL, No 206 RnroDne ST.,
between Heva and Girod SITS Second NJ nicipaly,
ie34 Imlp New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-24

boxes fine and common Vir
L gina Manu- faotsred, for sale by
ies J. w. ARTHUR u 90, Is end 70 New Lsyse.
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SADDLERY, ETC.

SADDLERY, ETC.
ANDREW 6. BULL co No. Is Canal
ss New oss%, .sa 9ss1 Gs%e .a
ss55l;Iy ;nd 'sssa.1y s..sl las'ss sssa.;.s;; @
and SiaaiS sds Too. asd anns' s%
.sS S. daW ANDREW G Bull a CO.
PHiI.ADEI.FIIiA sADDI-EhI WAilKIiOC 81
- he door-No 8 Masazins, near L.. MEH
oanai s%IsfsS'eE sIfsS' & KNEAss,
sEss t Il
and f. @ Trade s sse ss Was fss
Fndss. + dss. TTsis'a sss:ass. ss ce.
~ Fiass Buntinss. ETC. to- '4 ~ "
ga f:ux. .ns soS. q wot
Il FL # Ms Rass: seG. ss.s. sss ysss
Steam ssfns bH sss GBBfts' W. VI f3t1f!s;
cs: With Other Susss os they 1 T n ns ,vnw
PHILADELPHIA
sADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse.
| g ROBB & CO. No 60 Graver street, are con-
ca Ensland new G ods theirIins. ts5A-IS ~
c. of ali descriptions, sADpLrRY .l3G
Z HARDWARE, Harness, LEATHER, MATERIALS
etc. INDIA RUBBER GOODS, TRAVELLING and PACKING
Aiso-A fine as ortment OF BUFFALO ROBES
tg Planters and iealers are invited to cal. la25 TN
CADDLERY STORE-SMIrH & BRorHER,
~ SO and 81 Common street. New Orleans, ca
@ Gs Se iss s ns It. fs%ss soassn
sAbDLEs-Mose than 800 varietie. Of English. Amer
can Sgsni,h 5 MssS1n NJ ana side Il ssdss
| - Brides Bride Filings. Nartngais, Girths. Snrcn
ksn ge., surup Leathers. Extra, keins. Hitch Rena
| q y HSsN Ess-Coach, Gig and Buggy Harness
qualities Wagon and pray Harness complete ip part.
Collars, Dray and Wagon Saddiaa Hames Blind Brides
| Plantation Gear Of description. sAfrsst ~ ~
| TRU RUNkS-tacking Trunks. travelling e<SSs -
Trunks, Nalsss and Carpet Bags, all styles i Y
SADDLERy HARDWARE, sADDi.ERs, ~
| NESS, SHOE MAKERS TOOi 5 ard FINDINGS
every des!rption. .IoACH TRIMMINGS.
Leather and SK,NS--skrng. Harness. Bride, So
and Band dealher ,nl Top Side, and Hides Enamel,
Bag Hides an Sides Pad Skins Wool skins; Hog Skia
Goat and Sheep Morocco; talf Skins; Lining and We
Skins, all coors and quaIties Chamos and Buck Skins
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes, etc.
to" s. Il B. Agens for the sale of the Patent ind
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands. Also, the Patent Setcte
Leather Bands; Saw Mill Bands India Rubber Hose
Steam Packing, and India Rubber Clothing, of all kinds
Band Rivets, Lace and Band feathers, etc etc
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WARE
~ HOUSE, Nos. Ii3 9ragisr and l3-
EsST ft.ss,s re. opposite m The a., q charles s Hotel
scnption always hand For sale low cash apoye
paper .. Also Springs, Axes, Lamps, BANS. Cloth
sIa smd&W LA LITn 20
l
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Notice.
OFFIcR LAKE PoNTcHARrRAIN R ABROAD Co.}
NewC,reals, April ls, lS49.
A t a Meeting of the Board OF Directors, it was
IA Resoiped That public notice be given by the Company,
that conformity with the rules already adopted and ade
known, shall hold itself responsible Tor loss, dam
age, missing Whatever happening goods ransposteds
when resulting from accident during the actual voyage
end of the road the other and that all heght
shall be The risk and peri Of the shippers or con-
sgnee from the Very moment it is unl. AIDED. -
an tf J. NEVILLE. Seenetary-
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MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTcHARTRAIN.
RAILROAD COMPANY
JNep 7rraa cement for the Departure u the Cars.
THE CARS LEAVE


On Sunday the Cars leave every honr IRON CLOCK A.
e An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street
quarter of an hour for the Depot.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-24

RAkCLAY'S London Porter and Bass Pale
- Ae-.24 casks, just landed and for sale by
dA JOHN II. ELLIOTT Il 60. az Customhouse st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-24


Distrtct OF I.0hhsidnd.
The United States James BiaisdeU IT, master of
bark Piedmont. No. 6725. Attachment.
The United States VS.. bark Piedmont, No, 6726 So,
Ad and seizure
The Ua,ted States master and orners of brk Pied.
laont. No. 67H... Attachment.
obedience to an admiralty warrant and attach
meas in the above entitled have seized and into my
possession taken the bark PIE MONT her Tackle Al.
pare ard Furniture lbeei and attached hy the United
States uo feitue) do hereby cite and almonh the
owner or owners thereof and all and every other p
persons having, or pretending tn have any right title
teres t IN or IT. 70 the same 10 BE- and appear District
holden IN the city of Nsw Orleans on nr before the Third
MpND from this date, show cause, any they
or can why the said bark Piedmont her Ia ke Apparel
and Furniture, should be condemned az forfeited ard be
sold asreeabl TO the prayer of the hh ans IT, s. Mar.
|, 1851. "
ie5 Is "A WIN $, SCOTT, U. S. Marshal
EfOR SALE-LAND WARRANTS of 100 and
40 acres gparantied superior PLANO FORTE,
horses, nearly 90 sweet OR NGE TREES two and
three wears old fine plants 10 Green. House PLANTS,
almost every variety.
For RENT-A Country Residence two n,ilss from the
city, containing thirty. .'our acrea
Inc StTe No. ~ Jul ST., suited for retail business.
Apply at No. 90 Natchez street up stairs fe2O 94os
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-30

Per Es1fH pIfIs. Etv E- 1874
"DR A 81. MAFHfrtAt: ilad hts.fuo sire ilu
.,.tia, lneile-. tr-7jei ofia +Th. Married Woman
Private Medical Cour5u.ou' some vrar= asu lao-,
usu. misery nlj- IL have escaped iave suffered
81 II from causes sy}li z.u peat ont 80 yogr baoh
vy ogt tugvi r H.-t - l.t Ioitfi4ra c'fnN.H.-
'tiui nsv ca-- lrsate. ol ;r5.t every .rEs. r. ..
avail herself Of ,ie iu.orua Heaine.i ia its pages.
Letters are daily received oi IT'S character unie-
/ cl=sHry 10 present
Ta hast SIT unmarried. jut contemplating mar
gia.e o- perhaps hesia7us 20 the Irer rlatv ot
acufriuc ts Responsibilities .fstdHtt ufnu IT, tt
sforfcs or being issesse,i al Gse rsVei itious
tuju.i iu tlcsc Ya.rs s. intimately involving ueii
tutara happiness ear n.t t-s aUtrr,iaiefs
II u.s. os course iauractirai3c 30 r,liveE more iuiy
the. various subjects treated al 'h.y of
ture strictly Intended for the married. or fps-
temflat'nz nnraee: rether is li necessary, since
10 IS every oues d1ts i,s become possessed nf ku0Evi
edge whereby the suitri8es to IS tic 7Vt, mott.
er. or r sister, mav bee s1l.cct- can be ot'viate,
~ Comics VIII -. sent ny Mail free Of Postage
The Purohnser-
80 On the r,rci,,r of One Datla~. THE MAR
BIED WoNAE'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
PA%ION' IS sem I105ied ttfrt 20 any part 81 toe
I-aitrd States AL letters must le post a' except
those Caita IlTus rcnlilaur'', a"d ndafts ~ i'f
4 n NAgUtCEAU. Box 1924. New York City.
Publishing Office, No. t22 Liberty 81. New y crk
ever 10000 comics have been sent by MAI.
within three ulolths " th perfect satisfy ana Ger
taiuty
Booksellers ard a ents engaged IN is sale. ar'
7i.,sips handsome co,anereuciee from the read
.na extraordinary der4sn5 lor il, and rae extreme
3 LIBERAL terms afforded faem.
Active local. 81 travelling Agents throughout
he United store. ana Caoadas, ,rill Re supplied ID
be same terms Communications are require
e po p a13 directed aloye
~ CATTI0N-Tle rub'.c are cautioae.
against various ca'ch.r enries iu.er3ed TO b.
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trnA Noffce
--sEee az b sepsrsisgr, haea O. y 5

O. q I = q s7psIE7soTF l1lca Q. = =.
MlNERA1 golNT. s. pl. 80. 1851.
At persons Interested are hereby notified
that the flllnwing ~crlbed lands aud town
is,is soh 10 April 1919. loT tire taxes o. the
r~7f 1913. remain uurs deemed 10 my Office
Vow therefore. uaI@ss tie t4Ses and charges
upsn such tracts small be paid on or before
the 6 "a jHy o. Apfii 4 u. 1872, sa1d lands
afd iowu lots VIII Be forfeited. and upOn APP
l,iicalio.. deeds wi. be granted % tne par
clissrrs for Tire same.
TQO'S S. ALLEN.
Clerk Ed Supervisors. Io1o co. NVis.
scata -11se 7ers X
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-30

TM1OR every msu. woman and cLjil in the
- country whom 2 kind 10 saltrouaII- say
fulIaEd Antj-B. Iloua Pills.
Fahnstoc- 90.
DR. Eimore Improved Bilious 10
jew Detid Honey Coated 10.
Oriental orSoeereign BALM DO
Lees Bilious DO
Graet.enberz 10
2l9l1ts Pals q Bi-tars
SanVinE-on Ague Pills,
Or RrHces do
Dr. Branareths Pills.
Eev O. Iiibsrdz 1o.
D. Angles Can1r Coated DO.
HeETicz's Sugar Coated DO
md lors Of other kinds. which Won car oet Nv
.aiins a. taz Mineral Point Dug store, lea Nv
{ pposi-e Beech store
N2T Is R ? TULFORQ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-30
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Erlrqct Of a Letter from Geal'rmon "a D"yi9'', o.
DAYroN, May ], 1897.
"D On A. NJ. MaURlcFAt-N9 Degy Sir: The
Married Nop1ans Private Medical Ccolpaniun. for
which I enclosed one dollar e. your address came
sativ 10 hand. ] wotd u3t base troubled you with
tses5. few lines but that I irnpcied 10y a sense
Of gratitude for myself and wife. 10 give utferance
to oar sincere and heartfelt emniuus
nv wife has been perceptlay sinking Yer some
three wears o- more, in qoence OF her great an
suIsl and suilofiue months before and during
confinement; every successive one mnce audi more
deb1a,ad ana prastrafrd her puttus her lite ia I'M
aliaaut dau.er and which was, on the last oecasion
dsssaj-ed OF supposed that iis stareCf 'hHs was
inevitable, aud resigned myself 70 meet the worst
Al this lime .nosv about tv5 uonths| 7 heard Sour
book h4hlv spoken oE as couta aiag some matters
reaching my case. Ou It's receipt and perIsal can
not Is, press 10 SON te relief Afforded ny distressed
mind aud the jos its pages Impaired t1sny VIE on
.earlias that tlse E-.at discovery OF 81 81 Lteso
maaux provided a remedy. y opened aspr1spect 70
me which I little conceived was possible no ptcu
aisry consideration can ever repay tie obligations
an under 10 y0u for having been the means @. I'M
par ing H. us tile matters contained ln Ae Married
Wouans Private Medical Companion nut To-
,his. ere another year wnud have passed over my
head IN I'll human probability my iie would nave
been IN her grave and NV children leit motherieSs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-30
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
THE MARRIED WON AM
Private Medical COMPANION.

If-cn1lsib ElItoa. lsn0-. NJ 30. PI3ce sl.O0.
THIS WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIAL.
~ FOB THE NARRIED. or those contemfls-
~ marriage IS Il dis,l1-es important secrets 2. mich
should be known thesn particularly.
Here every iemaie-thc VII. tie mother-the
one either budding into womanbood, or the one 10
die decline OF wears in whom nature conreiaplayos
en Important change-can discover the causes symp-
tonne and the most efficient remedies and most GER
tam mode Of cure IN every compliant 20 which her
ses is subject.
The revelations contained IN IFS pages have proved
d blessing TO thousands, the iunumerahle letters
received av the author which he is permitted By the
t,.-ftars d. f5lbi-saI viii attest.
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HTOEFAT'S
Life Pills and Ph4Dix BiiterS.

These Medicines hive now ben before the
ouble for Il period Of FIFTEEN Y esAkS, ana
during that time have maintained high chaFac-
ter I'm almost every part % the oti'e Tor inef eN-
traar6inarv and i-lln sdIate power 81 restoring per-
feet hcith to persons ssgIriug under nearly every
zind Of disease 10 which the human frame Is liable.
N MANY THOUSANDS
ae cr-r, Seated instances. they have even rescued
sufferers i-ulu the very verge Of an untimeiy
crave after ~ the deceptive ngS-guIns 81 the day
had utterly ilsiird ,tf3 60 many thousands they
have permanently secured tilat uniform ENJOY
mon. IF heai1h. without which life itself Is bat
= martial bas,iar - great indeed. has their
efficacy. invariably aIa Haiab,E prov ed that 1t
has a5s..ared scarcely Jess thau miraculous 20
.a..sa who were acquainted with the beautifully
philosophical principles upon HAich lleF are com
pounded, and upon which they consequently act
Il was to their manifest and sensible action IA
purifying the springs and channels of le, and en-
dining ihan with renewed tone and vIgor, that
.)i-.v were indebted for their name
Unlike the hest Of pe-nicious quackerles which
BOAST nr vegetable ingredients. tine LIFE EEDI-
CITES ARE purely ard solely veeetaoie; aud
contain neither Mercury, uor Anthony, nor
Arsenic, nrr amy olf-r mineral M any t"rm
Whatever. ihev are entirely composed II eN-
,rsers from rare and powerful plants the virtues
BE- which. though long known ~ several Indian
tribes AMI recently 90 some eminent phurnaceu-
.icai chemists. are altogether n4kuoTn to tie
Ignorant prcteileT- lo sledcel science and were
rle.sr before administered ia 50 happily etieacious
q combination.
The first operation is to loosen from the coats
ar the stomach and bowels the varians impgri-
lies aud cruci.ies constantly settling F1aad them
and t1 resnofa ihe hardened faces which collect
i., the caayolutises If tle saal utes.iles. Other
medicines oaiy partially cleanse these, aud lrave
such collected ua=scs behind TO pTndl.ce iab anal
Custireness with all It's t!3u ui evils, or sudden
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MARRIAG !:
WY SO OFTEN UNaAPPY.
- GlrSES ~ - RENEDY!

THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY !
NAVY ana many wife endures years Of bodily
su5eru- and of mental anguish. PROSTATE and help
less cmbitterine her life that Of her hasband, and
aazarsiag the iature welfare of Der children, arising
from causes which. f kaoa-a woud hsve spared the
suffering. the anguish 70 the wife, und to the hus-
0aad enbarrassrneuts and pecuuiarv difficulties bav
ag t.eir orjsin IN The mind being weighed down ani
harassed ia consequence o. SIZE sickness OF the com
panioa q his bosom.
How important that the causes should be known
to every ~ile, TO every husband thas the dreadful
ana narrowing consequences 20 tire health aud hap
puess Of both may be avoided! Life Is roo short end
health too precious admit any portion Of tie 20
Re spent without she fan enioS meat OF the other
The timeiy possession OF lttle work entitled
fTovvs has been the means of saving the health aud
die life Of thousands over
TWO HUME RED THOUSAN
copies have been sold since the FIRST edition IS
zued
TIE author has been induced 10 advertise it by
he urgent and pressing request Of those who have
been indebted s publication for al lh-y hold dear
tsat Oh may hae4 opportunity OF obtaining iti. aud
slo have favored him .yith thousands Of letters az
eacouiuu, some of which are annexed to the adrer
,jse5neLe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-30

These Medicines have now been before the
public for period Of FIFTEEN = e.Ak ana
during that time have maintained 4 high ciaafac-
ter In almost every part Of the 9',a'e nor ineH eN
t-a,r6ln,r,- and immediate power Of restoring per-
fc- bcsil ta persons ssg.Triag under nearly every
Sind 81 disease 10 which the human frame Is liable.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-30
DRUGS 81 MEDICINES

THE subscriber is now opening laree ST.,
i OF fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OH r.
'atent Medicines, &c, &c, Just received fror, d
.asr. consisting in part of 'A'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-30

~ C. ". BLISS. PROPRIETOR. y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-30
TcszafEar 7EaeEsFEso.

inral poiur, Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-30

- = z NIX u 3 g Sa3S OF Mineral Land
- just printed and for saleat TINS Office.
EsIGs IRE Ss and S. !aBu berry
p HAVE commenced receiving choice iot Of
- large and Thrifty FRUIT JDEES, direct
rom the SCoTr NURsERT. near Davenport. Iowa.
whica l VIII sell lower than they can Be had at
any nursery il tais vicinity. Those DESTROYS OF
obtaining trees viii DO wei 70 call soon.
have also Oh hand and am receiving hleas-
sorlnler-- 81 >arub5s-:or sale low
z D FCLF0ED.
Aseat tsr Nursery
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-16
Percy's Greek Institute.

EfHIS institution has been recognized,
A and is now under the supervision of a
Board of Trustees, and offers advantages
found only in regular female seminaries. 1t
will be conducted by those who are fully
compent to discharge the manifold duties of
such an institution, being guided by the ex-
perlence of many years, and supported by
the sanction OF their former patrons and ac-
quaintances. Students will be admitted at
any time, and charged for the time in at
tendance. No allowance for absence, un.
less caused by sickness.
The school viii be opened Oh the 18th Of
January, 1851, and continue ten months,
with the usual vacatious.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-16


? Iaefn Nas shining brightly upon ihs
Tie baltic plsiu.
fne Sstiie tfasss hn4sd iiehtIy To- is4.
ipfss 81 itr slaia
lhe rans bad hushcd their ihanlcf. the
iunss Ia silence iaf.
When come ihe senorlA tle maid o. Mon.
tesey.
She gave he Thirsty water. and dressed
each bleeding wound
And gentle prayers she uttered for those
who sighed around.
And where she sounded. iusl at the break
Of day.
We bessed The Senoflts. the maid Of Mon.
leroy
She east a look Of anguish, on dying and
On dad,
Her lap she made a pillow, fox those whe
groaned and bled,
Aud when the dying soldier, for one BRIGHT
gleam did pray,
lie blessed tho S%etorta. the maid Of Mon.
lerey.
And though she loved her nation, and pray
ed that it might live,
Vet iof tie dying soldier. she had a tear to
give.
Then aere's TO that bright beauty, who
drove deaths pang away.
The meek eyed Senonia. The maid Of Mon.
terey.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-16

Fancy store.

fEAHE Subscriber respectfully announces u
a me LADIES and Geutlemen Of Woodville.
avg his friends in general, that Ia has ius, open.
Ga at has store, on Commercial Row. a large
ana elegant selection of fancy aud ,.selnl a.
ncles among which, are the lollowing:
Umbrellas. cotton aud silk Cloves a!lkinds;
Riding-whipS and Wslking-canes; Tooth hna.
she's Pocket knives and Combs RaxorS Ra.
zor.siraps aud Shaving soaps; Perfumefy q
all kinds, colors and scents, Hair oil Of the best
quality Soap Starch, Indigo Candles Sar.
dimes HOLSTERS and Salaaens; Preserves. Pick.
els, Currents and Ciifoa; Olive oil BAY water
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts Filberts English Walnuis, Damages, Ap-
pies &c.
ALS0-The best Tobacco and SeSars. viii
be kept on hand, together wAli every
article usually kept ia such establish.
lnents but which are now TOO numerous TO men,
ion w "A. HASSELLe
Woodville, February ilth, is5I-iy,