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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07
A Singular Award

The offer of small premium was late
ly made, through the Boston Congregation
aiia, for the best essay in answer to sundry
questions in relation to practical religion,
and ESPECIALLY pointing out the relation Of
the souls salvation to knowledge of the
person of Christ-a point, we would
think, involving the mostpeculiarfeatures
of the orthodox views. The committee
in the case awarded the prize, without
knowing the authors of any of the propo
posed essays, to Rev. Mr.. Briggs, a Unita-
rian clergyman of Plymouth, Mass. 1t
is certainly suggestive circumstance, in
many ways-and perhaps we may say
hopeful-that the best exposition of such
a point of theory should have been sup
piled by a Unitarian--eyen in the judg
ment of orthodox critics.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

accidents from carelessness in the use
/ firearms, are constantly taking place
Nhe Village Record says that few days
ince, young man at Willistown, Chester
ounty, took up a gun, and piayfully pointed
he muzzle at the breast of his wife remark
ng, "how easily could shoot you." The
fife suddenly pushed the muzzle from her
rcast. when the gun went off, and deposited
heavy charge on the floor, just by her foot
Che young man thought there was no cap
.pon the tube, and probably did not know the
|iece was loaded; but the cap was sticking
i the cock, and the gun being cooked, the
odden push given it drew the fingers of the
ban upon the trigger, and discharged the
bad. The wife was insensble for some time
ferwards from the sudden fright, and still
emains quite low.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07
shippers in Cheese and Bacon.

Much cheese is annually lost, or rem
dered unstable, by being infested with
shippers. To drive out these, when they
have once obtained lodgment In the
cheese, cut small circular hole on the
outside near the centre, carefully remove
the round ring or plug, and having exea-
waited portion of the inside, so as to leave
a hole to the middle of the cheese, fill 1t
with the best French brandy. As the
liquor is absorbed by the cheese, renew
it, and repeat the operation several times.
Then fill up the hole, and place on the
plug, covering carefully with piece of
paper pasted over, and the shippers will
leave it at once, making their way out
side.
These troublesome vermine are also
very injurious to bacon in warm weather
1t is asserted that if piece of sulphur IL
thrown on the fire every day the bacon Is
smoking it will effeetually prevent the
attacks of shippers and bugs.-GeTman-
torn Telegraph.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07
Excitement Texas.

Great excitement prevailed at Rio
Grand in consequence of the Mexicans
refusing to deliver up runaway slave.
An armed party of Texans had threat
ened to capture Preside. 1t is said that
there are 1000 fugitives in Mexico.
If there were twenty thousand "fugi-
tives" in Mexico, Texas would have no
right to demand their surrender. Mexi
co is under no more obligation than Eng
land to surrender fugitive slaves. There
is no clause in our Treaty with that Ma
ton requiring any such service. Itwould,
however, excite no surprise if the refusal
of Mexico to surrender these "fugitives"
should be made, by and by, pretext for
a foray upon Mexican soil, and perhaps,
the subjugation of the Mexican Govern
ment.-AL6. Ere Jour.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

A German lately reached st. Louis, put up
at one OF the big hotels, and represented that
he was just in from California with an $780,
900 sized pile of the dust, which he deposi-
ted IN the bank. He was going to make his
home in the city-going to loan out his mon
ey and live at ease-going to be a "big bug
on Change. In this specious way he got
lot of anxious admirers about him, from whom
he temporarily obtained S400, or thereabouts,
only till he was ready to break open his pile
in the bank. In the morning all the business
was to be fixed up-and so it was, sure enough!
The German had suddenly been seized with
the emigration fever, which had carried him
of.-Cin. Eng.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

DEspERATIoN.--A letter to the Tribune
ncnlions the circumstance of a merchant at
san francisco; who, having been burnt out of
IN he owned, by the previous fires of that ci-
y, when the flames of the last con1agration
.urrounded his bu;lding, in which he had all
be possessed, cooIly invited his wife to walk
pa. and see the FIRE; when they passed into
.Ge street, in a moment Of mad frenzy, he
irew revolver and shot her through the
head, and then instantly ended his own life
ASith another shot.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

TO the people. We have here the ACTS OF
the Wings against the HYPOTHETICAL
PROFESSIONS Of the Locofocos.' Elect
JOHNSTON and STROHM, and this graft
fying state of things will continue. But If
the destinies of the Commonwealth are again
committed to the PLUNDERERS, we shall
have a return of the days of WOLF, PoR-
TER and SKUNK, and the State will once
more be plunged into irretrievable ruin and
embarrassment
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07
Squirrel Hunt.

We have seldom known the squirrels
so numerous in this section of country
as at present They have been quite
troublesome in many places already,
particularly in Beech Woods and vicini-
ty. A hunt was got up for their exter-
mination W. S. Marsh and G.. G.. Bish
op were the leaders. There were 40 on
each side, and were to hunt one week,
or as much of the time as they pleased.
On Saturday, June Goth, they met to
count-not noses but tails. A dinner
was provided by Mr.. Ross Marsh, and
the losing side footed the bill, being so
cents each.
w. S. Marsh's side, No. l, as follows:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

THE Iron TRADE IN New -YORK.-The
Troy Whig says -" The Iron-workers, Cap
italists and Laborers, are undergoing a severe
experience under the present Tariff, the di-
rect effect of which is to protect foreign not
home labor and Capital. The forges that have
not stopped, are kept in operation at loss
on small scale-and in the hope that bet
ter day may come. In the Northern part of
this State this is the case. The effect to
suspend entirely would be distress, by throw
ing operatives, having families to support,
out of employment; and yet unless relief is
obtained, even this must be done"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07
lespon1ence oflhe yeier.orn.n Republican.

4 Correspondence OF lie JeaefSoliIhh fetupichh
NEW York, August 2, 1851.
There is quite an-efort being made to BAN
iSh from use camphene and burStng fluid, on
|the grounds of +" dangerous articles Wis
lom may prompt the suggestion, as many
Dives have been sacrificed-but those lives
sweTc sacrificed mere to carclessness than TO
'ihe articles condemned, as must plainly ap-
pear from the record, and especially from the
list Of accidents lately named in the Tribune
as arising from this cause. Camphene and
burning fluid have not been long in use for
lights, and people have never been fully in
formed as to their nature, and how to use
them. ! can remember, on several occasions
of given caution to persons in the act OF
filling lighted lamp. or holding light to
soc to fll lamp with the fluid, and while
getting from the danger myself, hearing a
+" grunt' and ignorant reply that "Guess
there's no danger" Experience is a dear
school, but the most Of us Will learn from no
other.
The weather is not oppressive in the City
during these times. as the atmosphere is rec
tilted by many brilliant flashes Of lightning,
and we are always favored with strong fresh
sea breezes from salt water. The city is
healthy and clean, although whilst perambu-
lating some sections it is necessary to keep
the "shady side and hold the breath.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07
Great Hau, of Counterfeiters

We learn from the Etaiira Democrat, tina :
several notorious counterfeiters have been ar
rested in that section, and that $4,000 or
$4,000 Of their spurious issues have been
secured. The persons arrested are Geo. w.
Iickner and two brothers, and q man named
Wisener. Officers are after others Of the
gang. In several trunks, said to belong to the
accused, were found their dies, paper, ink,
rollers, &c, and counterfeit money to the "a
mount of about $4,000, on the Globe bank, Of
Boston, and $4,000 on the Mechanics bank
of Albany, and the balance on Pennsylvania
banks.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

1t appears by the report Of the Board of
Visitors on the financial condition of the
Military Academy at West Point, that
not regarding either the interest or the
principal of Government expenditures at
West Point for lands, buildings and per-
manent Improvements, and considering
that the officers If not employed here,
might be usefully employed elsewhere Ia
the service Of the Government, the annu-
al expense Of institution IS set down at
sl53, 0I2 So, making the annual cost to
thr Government for each cadet 5000 Sc.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

~ An honest Dutchman, in training up
his son in the was he shold go, frequently
exercised him in Bible lessons On one of
these occasions he asked him-"Who vas dat
would not shleep NIT Botiver's wife !"
"Shoseph."
"Dat's coot poy. Vel, vat vas de reason
he would not shleep NIT her %
Don't know-shpose he wasn't shleepy."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

"Gentlemen of the jury" said western
lawyer, 81 don't mean to insinuate that this
man is covetous person, but will bet FIVE
to one that, if you should bait steel trap with
new three cent piece and place it within
six inches of his mouth, you would catch his
soul. wouldn't trust him in room with red
hot mill stones. and the angel Gabriel to
guard them"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

The Roman Government has condemned
one Pletro Ereoli to the galleys for twenty
years, for having tried to disuade fellow
citizen from lighting a cigar he was about to
smoke The Freeman's Journal published
IN Boston, admits the fact. and gravely sets
to work to show that such punishment for
such an offence, was " the act Of a mild and
parental Government" Oh!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07
Wages in Oregon

A clergyman, who formerly resided in
New York, thus writes from Oregon:-
Carpenters make from eight to twelve
dollars a day, laborers five dollars and
wash-women from three to four dollars a
DOZEN for washing. Healthy persons,
who are accustomed to work and willing
to work, make money rapidly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

A JERSEY SAW FIsH.-At Cape May
a party was engaged in fishing with
seine on Monday and caught q saw FISH
which weighed 1905 pounds, and measur-
cd Il feet from the tip of the tail to the
end Of the saw. The latter member IS
3 feet long
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07
Wing State Central COInmittc'
Meeting.

The members of the Whig State Central
Committee are requested to meet in the City
i Philadelphia. on Thursday, August 14th.
i is important that every District in the State
hould be represented. Every member is
herefore solicited to be present on that day
fiIhont fail.
NER MIDDLESWARTH, Chairman
\ July %, 1851.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

nF The Juniata Sentinel alludes with
great gdod humor to Mr.. Biglers' silence on
certain questions his taking both sides of
others, and says the I.ocofocos should hoist
his name as follows:
Regularly nominated Tariffand Anti-Tar-
iff; Abolition and Pro-Slavery Free Soil
and National; Regular nomination and Anti
nomination; Kidnapping and Anti-Kidnap-
ping Buchanan and Anti-Buchanan; War
and Anti-War; Cuba and Anti-Cuba, and reg
ular Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Mon
roe, Jackson, and Snyder Democratic candi-
date
For GOVERNOR,
Col. WILLIAM BIGLER, of Clearfeld
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IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
Who Contracted the State Debit

The following statement of the various
lcuns constituting the present STATE DEBT
Of Pennsylvania, and amounts as they stood on
the lst day of December, 1850, says the Read
ing Journal, is copied from the Annual Report
of JOHN N. PURvIANcE, late Locofoco Auditor
General, made to the last Legislature:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07

A METHODIST woods meeting wall be held
ear Richmond, Northampton county Pa,
pmmmencing to-day, C7th inst.) and to con-
nue. four days.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-07
SI0.CT.2l4 6S

silt should be added that the original relief
loan amounted to about So, ,00-but
has been since cancelled and reduced to the
present sum of S652, ,l64,O0.
tTThis loan was created for the purpose of
avoiding the Inclined Plane on the Columbia
Railroad,-a work of great practical utility,
and one which greatly rebounds to the inter-
ests of the Commonwealth.
The above is taken letter for letter and
figure for figure from the Official Statement
in the last Auditor Generals Report, page
120. Let us now see under what administra-
tons this debt was accumulated:
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and nb.S
own METHOD By Sn aren't fesps he om,oS
and boyVeAs in pefiectiy healthy condition
Half atssspoonfG Of his fId nfu:ed in water. will di
gs dissolve pounds Of roast beei about two hours
Scientihc Evidence. .,g
Baron Lebjr in MIN ceebrafed work animal chemistry
says An artificial digestive fluid anaogous To the Gastric
81
such and eges viii be sotened changed and digest
Cd Just n the same snnr a. they would % IN the human
Ps,slsa hi. famous treatise :. On Food and Die! .
ssns great fact, and Describes The nsthSd 81 preparation
s1s fhs. .riss than al n bs Psv.oo.vo
Digestion. that dimi.ut 9f the due quantity
Of The Gas i prominent and 81 prevailing cause
Ss Carte from The s.onsehs 81 living AMI
mails. Ehach p1ovsd o0np!e.sly succssfuln .,u...
ps -. IN . q sot i physolosy sGss
stonac Of snimah, .ated in wsts impsFt to the fluid
81 digestion o Ss@ al il ,G no w
6gsnt fon ~ natural digestive process..
B.sc Fi slsi Shl 1851 pP sai, :sS. ne
Of Ssses From ssccus s1psn%spts. Know that ooa
dsolvs rapidly p an ariSs, digestive hud prepared
IRON Pepsin e / } nasursl Gastric gGIes t,s
great wof On Hu"sn PSyiaosS. asvotss more than
ments with Dr.. beaumont, the Gastric Juice. obtained
hnown me !ns al o Ss
psSsctiy in the Artificial in the natural digestion:
For further proof oil the remarkable merits OF this
,Sss call at k fE5NsbbsH en- 81 g. ds''D
| q - General Agent for Southern States.
to For sale also By Druggisu generally. mya y !
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9 = 80. a. = =. .
CountePieits Abound

All other falsely named PAIN EXTRATORS arsC0uc
trfeits Of DALLEfS. The worthless who SSH them
hope, that by stealing name they may induce the PUBLIC
believe that their noums the virtues the genuine
articles. Buy of none but authorised Agents,
+. % Attend to the peculiar marks upon tbs gsa.
uane and observe that the name II. DA l..
LEY be WRITTEN WITH A PEN. IN dlferent
eolored Ink, on the envelope of each Doc and that
no other DO upon it.
General Depot for the United States where all ordsrs
addressed will be promptly executed.
II. DALEY d CO.,
. AS Broadpap. New YorS.
SOU THERN DEPOT,
Isl CAartrss street, New Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, ALA.
bAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNES.
SEE and the City oil ST. LOUIS. in the State Of MIS-.
sOuRI. will be promptly supplied
JOHN WRIGHT d co..
eosO ~ Csns~et sgenfr Fo~ said Tsvvttpy,
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A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY tor, and will
IA positively cure the Sick Headache, Chls and Fevs.
Jsundce, Dyspeps Chronic anhea. Sea sickness, Cho
era and Cholera Inantum and restore healthy action to
the Lves without particle OF caomel, mercury qunine
morphine entering into their compound. They do
port be remedy for all Of diseases that eh heir
positively cure. They will also correct all derangsmens Of
the stomach. and relieve from those aches and pains through
the system commonly called rheumatism.
or Worm Medicine, there none better.
~ Prepared only By DR.. J. q. FANcHKR, 40 Flu lton
street, New York, few doors from Broadway.
For sals. Wholesale and retail, by
kansas Texes and Florida fell HdSW
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3. DOCYOA .. r.
1DsUssSenfy,S sSAs.S0a3Ggs'Sless.


The Most Eltyaor dinary MsaIssms -. 10 For
THIS nxTRAoT Is PUT UP N quart goTT.ss.-1T Is sIz
S4sTID sUr rna1 y To any s9 BID
me, slcKENINs or DxBiLI- I...u F.
h, TATIs TN TaE fnT u III.
ali other medicines H. that while e1adicsiss he disease
n'sGssfPss N xkD s$ ia N Ss
engthsns The psson. bpt 4 creates new and Iqi
e. ssss ss S Fl s i've ss h.
nourab. il has saved tbs lives Of more than 5000 Chd,s,
10000 W SAsHs 81 81 hE REERRarY AM
psm.n %So sa1s 90 @Hs
by the effects of medcns ndiscreon committed in youth
s ans
wanto ambition fsnting ,cnsaton, prematq!e decay AM
be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy. This sare
'arla is Tar 'p pEVfG g saZ CORDIAL,
mbs and strength to the muscular system. in most
o'una'' 0stg;s5s NsuMprIoN CURED.
& 4. AK s:: Ss's,
FL "Sts & 4. s &c. L.: &c.
and can DO sured g -
sPITTING. BLOOD.
Dr.. 7sonssn4-I verify tsisys that souf sasapsHila
and AT last raised large quantities Of blood, baG
,bor i%s and there hos shsnss Sssa %'ouss'
sIood. .nd ~ ssash g. sn yoa .s!l mag
a" s1:
RHEUMATIsM.
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Saraparla has cured
The most and chronic weekly sradica.ed
James Cummngs Esq one of the assistants the Luna
,BLAoKwELl,s ISLAND, Sept. "A. la;
ans ysa viz he Of ss %
could not .ssP q wall had the utmost distrsssn,
R afs
% ss s% s IT 81 % sE
FEVER AND Ae }tts.' o'-.l''''
% % End AsS ss
West of like character .;..,. ~. a. ,o.,
Dr.. Tognss~1-Dsa, sii: pu.oSs:sd IA my vile w
bottles q sanspaas Of your AGENT NJ. MsNa Of kas
irey relieved and she muoh better than she had be
H SSf the that BE-. %
vas s il ys weak and L. a.. be
on "s ss s1SS
restored her in few week. to complete health Your saIss
the West and If you think that this communication wilt
Your, respectfully, CHAhLEs ID. SWAIN.
FIrsi FITsI FITsl
Dr. Townsend not having tested hs SarsaPaIa In cas-
Of Fs Of course never recommended 1t, and was surprise
10 rooeve the following from Intelligent and respectful
Farmer Of Wstohsater county, ,e.,
Nv 9otcns<nl-pear 6rs have little girl seven yea
Of age Who bas been several years afflicted with Fis "
sd almost svsyhns for her, but without :ueoes at las
fs csses lie hem we thought she u very dsce
health We woad give hes come Of Sanapaa, and 81
vy slsd We did, for only restored hsr Strength but
has had mo- return Of the Fits. to srea pleasure and su
pnse shs j. fast bsoomna Ragged and hearty. for who
We feei grateful Youn, respectfully,
JoHx BuTLsR, il.
FEMALE MRDICINR.
Dr. ToWnsends Sauapalil9 sovasign and needy oar
for lncipen Consumpton. Basrsnnes, Roapsus Utsr.
Failing Of the Womb. Cestiycn0g. Pills. Lsaohonhos, 3
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Wusdesf1, quickly does remove al paths And co q
and heal tbs injury. No Scar RRMAnis. 3Iss ,ueo N
healing old sUes of long standing h unparalleled.
81. Louls, Mo-, July O, lBle
Dsas 81 Abouta week since. while working Il NJ trade
BIZ Of tRs sdIs entered The top my foot Just bsovthss
sssn ss wound psssn 70 inda|s and co1t9Ssd 90,
Of Myh and adhesive piasss. but all to no purpose
then commenced the use oil
DALI.RY's NAUTICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
and in less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
10 subsde, and has now entirely left me.
l can confidently recommend Daley's Masica Pain Elk
tractor being superior to anything have tried 10
removing pain OF Inflammation.
am ship carpsnter by trade and shall be wlingt a.
H the virtues OF the Saive all times when
reside Franklin Avenue at No. l5 where oan give any
1''0'mAn'n 0'''e' iG STEPHENSON M. BISHOP
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DA L L US
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The Osisinal and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND

Tno Oreinei ana Oniv GENUINE.
NO COMPOUND
q s Ss. ,s%.dy a@ dali. ~ % s,s
asw ds....-,ot ! !. r.msrtaes fact tA., efis.
3 So
found suited 70 relieve almost every amsn to which hs
frame of mans :ubsot Let rs snumsEass some of the Pc
'onai ao'n rano :, 'nl' ,sm'os,
,9 IN s:.. 80 .s s. Pain ss e.
sss..A.w1sn the Bowel. are painful, ,naan.a tn
s esoi OIL T so and 9TH.
meooAnos nave ioiieu' ...,
Exhh-u use perfectly safe in all easssit never csa
do .ysm en-, will absorb no more than i
spal' IL II w' not CONNECT with any medicines thai maybe
ai W. sssa " ri. %, Il.
dl.ss . cured By W ~ 'N'''~N'% 'N'''' 81 '''
DAALhX's PAiH EXTRACTOR.
from the thousand, in our possession from all part, Of tn
country PLEA ~,
II ma, b. oon6d.n,,, ,,,.a h., ,h.s, mn o... Of
certain remedy and ,sno,s' at ones the pam and
Of ss solemn dsy Sa 70 sHG mn
70 STATE that FAYE Dean troubled with IN
much BO ps IL pon q hat Inc 81
dSt" 6U! sT9w
wnle Wa Snd nneiy uf&ea Y make tral OF
Ali MAGi uS pA ~, for
VI: sad hsss ever: .aa . .Ssp.s d Gois q ~
ns 70 affirm q. should make the, 4sps., I'd
'- c;s ssa a. sddi lsH. ' ' A''
nm slP Has
oE1 n4Rsias " PAIN EAIkACSL!Oh Is invaiua PIE
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RROoKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY
ID The attention of Merchants and shippers Is called

Lana Wly1'asNaeLS.
u n @ H ASED Or j. y A ~ - ID .
11- nm ,,ro
HOLDERS OF LAND WAkhANIS under
II AT Of 2esh September, 1850 llth February. i 4
olScton to he undessrnsd Tkoss moi disposed 70 MI MI
eli may have their Warrants located the choosat
and located, b. applying 70 ~.
aniS STONE 6 WALWORTH, IS TchoupitoulasH.
SADDLERY sTORE-smITn g BRorHrR,
.se I'D 81 cs..ss sss.ss.. New o.!:.. !, -
Coed IN tSsir iins il IL SoutEssn country. com.
S4bDIRS-Afoys Than 800 vsristies Of Enelish Amen
osnr tson ss6isn Snsnish MSxjcsn Ind Sde Saddles
EAIljTE RACfS and WALLETS IN ercat variety -
- ErideS BFlde Flines Maytipaals Clrthn SuFcn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-26

THE true Digestive
Fluid or Gastric Juice.
prepared from Rennes or
the stomach Of the Or.
after directions given BY
Baron Leibig, the gFsat
Physiological Chemist,
By J. q. Houghton, M.
D., No. II North Eighth
street. Philadelphia, the
only immediate and per.
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Notice to Females.

John Bulls Sarsapara of the greatest Female Me
cines existence In those where the
constitution sdebated the energy essened when
the eor q nature are weak and deficient Or are prous q
feeble and Yielding the spirit troubled and depressed The
destroyed then Bulls Szsaoarla is sovereign remedy 1t
assists nature in the performance Of her duty braces the
moves checks creates and healthy
blood and mpar,s health and happiness Were ladies gene
disease and pnhapp,ess among them than now e5
would succeed the pad face should have smiles
Of ea and perhaps long e instead of one abort by
action AT that critical period termel the turn Of fe,
WHICH often attendant with much danger Rus Sara
parilia 10 found bene csl effect All ladies
approaching this should be appzed of this fact, and
| avail tharnno aoit Ia a.ta,ah la icip,