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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

HARMONIC LINIMENT-Ths Linimentha
- been proven to be Of the best Pain Extractors
that has been found Tor years 1t has been safely
and successfully applied Rheumatic Complaints Head
ache, and many gther rs that heir TO-. II is for
sale by Messrs. CLARK u ALLISON, Wholesale and Re.
tg Druggists, St Charles and Union Streets to
nr. Capp's Church, Newt reans. n23 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

ne heard OF me Mustang Lnimsn bought amt used directed
Louisville KY, negro man wha hai rrong
both his legs They rotten and he i.a T
would be the of hsienth He procured bottles Of
he Must Ln,men and used according lirection In
mouth the ted.
John BENNETT OF Petersburg Ill., had daughter years
who had T,niG Capis or Scal Head The scalp
cunning ha been Tor han
good They persu- e Mustang Lnine and To
Joy, has entirely healed sores and beautiful
IN II hmm unuc aEa he
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

For fences and ont 6nizdings Tor Sc7to0l-houss o
Dyyadss strsst, Ecusfh Ward, Municipalit


1sysdss strsst, EourfA Yard Municipality
No. Ty0 ,A
Az ~ fence fronting On Dryades street to be built with
good cdsr post about 81 placed than apart
ard ie IN the efNn have rails 2x4 lei into the posts;
Gboom board II inches wide, IA thick, with beveed
TX mill dfssd noosiag narrow tongued and grooved to be
headed and placed Dressed side to the street; have cap
soos I'd 70 admit the top endof pan TO have two
thse coa whise lead oil the inside wbewashed
and dividing ne !o and around the pr!vle to be bull
in the sronnd with boards. tevsei the edges,
nailed Che with top and battcn
and the inside fence 70 the Surveyor direct all
be 8 feet high.
The twovies be 10 feet long by feet wide each The
be Az wide by IA feet long feet deep bricked
six apartments with and door 10 The door
have piece OF lattice in about 12x1S inches The floor,
TO he xed 10 Ike ont Tor The purpose Of cleaning van TO
The prvies to be built with Ia inch unlicensed ued
and grooyed flooring. not than inches WIDE placed
dressed side QUIT the roof covered with the have
joints to be the side the doors on, 2
wide fixed the same The ron. Ali outsides be painted
with Bikes Patent Metallic Paint, three al insdes
To be coal and cd house I0x15 feet, built under the
house, with two doors. plank hoor sides boarded up with
inch plank, to be wfewashed
two partitions OF u mill dr. ssed and floor
ing dressed and beaded aad painted three both
All lumber Tor the above specified work to be best yellow
pine or cypress all outside To be free of The whole
be done the satisfaction OF the Surveyor accordance
e spec hcaons To be completed in forty days from date
81 contract.
All doo1s and gatss to have suitable fasenngs
In addition TO the above, there be nortce blinds fill
the between four anes both Stories the rain
iron the stars on the north sde to be painted three
Onehaf done. the balance when The whole COMPLETED,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

SENDFULA CURED.
This Certificate cOncusively proves that this Sarsapaa ba
geriect control the obstinate disease of the Hood
three persons cured IN one honse unprecedented.
THREE Oh ILDREN
Dr. IoDRsead-near Sir: have the pleasure TO inform
you that three of my children haye been cured of the S0us
10y the use of excellent medicine. They were afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
look them away, for which feel myself under great Obga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
IsAAC W. CRAM. LOG Wnnster atreet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

[ 'EME I-l500 bbls, Newark and Rosendae,
iJO bbls. other hands landing and in store for sale by
leo HAYMaN Il HOLDEN, % Magazine ST.
" Agents for the Newark and ROsendae COMPANY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

AlhS ARRlV AL NEW ELEME FIGS
hhds selel ted Figs, in large and all drums recei,
steamship Ohio being part of the first and only cargo
OF New Crop which has bsep received this seson BY
w. L. GUSHING Il co. 90 Common ST.
EG Parties who have purchased arrive, requested
to reeve the same from steamship Monday morning
crop. d9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

NOT CE To TIL Il l. A DIES.
Those that initiate DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla have
invariably called their stuff great Rensv far Females o
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates to the
Complaints oil women, word Tor word-Other men who b
p incidence have, since the great Of Dr. Townsep
SaIsapafa IN complaints incident to females, recommends
hetrs, although previously they did number of hes
lxtqes, rus etc., are injurious to females, they aggrs
Nnte disease, and undermine the cOnstu ltlOn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

RARELLI " co, 81 Common str ct offer
~ the following goods, in store, Tor sale
Italian Marble Blocks, Slabs and FILES;
Otto OF Roses and Essence OF Ani5etle
Nice Oh, Bordeaux Ansete;
Clare Wne-Bergasse brand
God Liver Oil, received direct from Newfoundland !;
Pertnmery-a full assortment;
permasan Cheese; Madeira. Sherry and Fort Wine;
Black SILK Velvet and lts.an Sewing SIM
- One case superior Denial instruments.
d5 BARELIi & co ii Cannon at
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

For fences and ohf-5ntlafngS7oT ..e71oO. ..
lie corner of Richard and Peeanier streets
=: II. R.~st IV,,rd Ssoosd Homeopathy.


For fsncss and ont buildfngs for Seaoo.-Ao*se on
lie corner of Richard and Psean.sr Streets
u, The Fsrsf Ward, Second MNntcipatuy.
All the fence fronting RcaTa ana s7 nacsd nut mr No
b bull with good css e, go't s 70 have two rails
a 4, eta sp ,be s po bottom wide, u
e ip 70 .s s sns a ss,S ss
md eooyed to headed and placed dressed side
to he have cap gro9ved to admit the op end OF
Is. oassids psisisd white lead oil inside
hits ssbrd Two The fence be feet high The
and fence to The sn
RoG yfw TO be but with cedar posts about 4x7, placed
- fh1n feet apar feet in the ground covered wi
cap and bat the end joints to be white
washed coats both sies be gate the alley and
the d Fences to run as the Surveyor may direct All to
The prlves to Is long by feet wide each The
vaults to be "a feet wide by IA feet long, feet deep brcked
apartments with and door each The to have
piece lattice about l2x inches The floors to be
ventatos 10 each to extend al least feet roof
The prvies to be built with " iaeA a dssaaed long
and srooyed flooring not more than inches WIDE
joints Be the side the doo are on II
with Bakes Patent Metallic Paint. three coats all nsides
II" bs cosl and wood house Ioxi5 feet built under the
house, doors plank floor, sides boarded with
inch plenk, to BE- whitewashed;
Two pasfton Of IL mdressed tonsuei and grooved or
se and beaded, and painted three both sides.
All lumber for the above peched work to be best yellow
pine OF cyp all outside TO be free OF The whole 10
bsdone TO the satisfaction of the Surveyor accordance with
the specifications To be completed in forty days from date
q All doors and gates to have suitable fastenings.
In addition to the above there Is to be morce blinds ill
the spaces between four antics both stories to keep the rain
Payments be made cash, III I'd when the work
onsha done. the balance when the whole completed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

lady St Louis had top OF her head hrcaen,t
spread all the scalp The hair spo
Inc size OF dollar, that running She the Mustang
Lmmen on IT. and not only healed the sore brought ou
beautiful crop hair! She now ustnp To- dress e ms ,r
aud says me best Hair Tonic We yvcs bean
n obtaining before.
These but lew the thousands Of daily
fnaIlp nj the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

PADUcAH, Ky, JuAeo, lS4My stock Of Cherry and Tar
syrup reduced bottles and It's popnayity is daily
increasing You womb do well to send another supply
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

A LGlERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
SToRE-Fhe undersigned ia grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed and the of his customers
has enlarged his stock and store and hopes with these facilities
merit their continuance lie prepared FIJI all Plantations
ship, Steamboat and Family orders in the Grocery and
ship Lhandery line at city prices, and the shortest notice.
lie keeps constantly hand extensive Fresh
Groceries Paints and OIL Pitch and Turpenne, oakum and
of Hardware, Crockery and Fin Ware and Shetfeas ar
ranteI Tools Tor carpenters and caulkers' use.
no 3n- THOMAS HITGHES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN,
1t is the safest and etfecua medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the suerngs attendant upon child
bth discovered II strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents and disease, and eurGhes s
food; those who have used It think it Indispensable Il
highly useful both before after confinement pr
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth c0siveneas pe
cramps swelling OF The feet, dependency heartburn vom
ltng, pain IN the back and joints, false pains hemnrrhage
and IN regulating the ssereons and equazng the circua
ton has equal The virtue OF this medicine a.
always safe, and the deicate and successful
very Jew cases require other medicine; some little
castor oil or masnesa is useful Exercise the open
and light food with thus medicine will always insure SAT-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

10 his right arm Alter tu1einV the crutnng pam soe
lays without moments rsgt he oRiue, bottle ii he gus,ng
ment, and applied IT. In less than hoits he W
entirely relieved from pam and the and stiffness sty
tahicated Let any one doubt this presence he .y ye
them OF the muscular heE6ny Of his ooi
ri ght -rm.'' 7
~ ta- ZOO So, "N'' u "a4A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

IL ET1HUPs-
IN 50 boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup;
~ do do Walnut do;
III do do Mushroom do;
store and for sale by
R. NJ. McALPIN, 7 Canal street Row,
ola It and On1u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
Specifications
For laying doWa, plank side,caiks IN the Secon
Municipality and furnishing materials 70

MAyogALTY OF Nav ORLEANS, Feb = ,sx,
NOIiCE Is hereby given in virtue Of The 49,
~, rs,olnt1n that viii sell at my office. on MONDAY
and risk Of Mr.. VIM. Smith, the contract. therein eesni
The work 10 be done agreeaby TO the speccaonss
les A. ID. CRossMAS Nayo,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

[Frgrg DR.. ~. S. .Haekint0sh.1
WEBLsvILLs Ohio, January -, lS47The article Of Wild
Cherry and Tar find 10 be valuable medicine, and il
considerably my practice have sold and used nearly all
You have forwarded and would he pleased to have you
send another supply the Of transportation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
DOCTOR .. II.
TOaC1aSesss5IS SNrS0Dsas'tAEs
WNNuEH AND B,,EsSA

HEH MD B'ihestN-, " II" HUT
The Most Extraordinary Medtctnt an nc H1r
THIS EXTRACT IN QUART BOTTLES u is stS
CHEAPER PLEAsANTER, AND WAR
RAETED SUPERIOR s0LD--lr
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING PuRd-
ING, sICKEEIHG DEBILI-
TATINa THE PATIENT. =
VIE great beauty and superiority OF this Sarsapara over
all other medicines s that while eradicaes the disease,
1t invigorates the body II is one Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; not only puriies the whole system ana
engthens the person, at creates and non
blood; power possessed by no other medicine. And in
this lies the grand secret Of its wonderful success II has
performed, within the last five years. than 100 O cures
oil of dsease at least 1900 considered
ncnrabe 1t has saved the lives Of than 5000 Children
during the two past seasons.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

DIT,
uayis's syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
of lis virtues My wife had been affected Tor long time with
weakness and pain IN the breasts the OF this medicine in
short lime entirely relieved her. The symptoms would after
time ecur, and all occasions the relief speedy
in the first puCe Ii six months since she has been
free OF the affection, consider and recommend it
valuable medicine. Its thenng effect has been great
in addition relieving the beAs SWALLOW, 20 WateTlt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
For Horses and other Animals,

Z 5 v oe 10 IIs " lstang Lin,ment and its
Scratches, sweny, Pole Evil, Fistu Head SPAWN Ring
Tone spint Wpi Cal, Cracsel Heels Mound Stiffness
unnatural Ent Bones Muscles. livery sane kerr
this city had march horse that he puze highly thar Ind
Afge lng Bone on both ieg he horse perfectly cured, and
bus limbs left perir' y III by If tmInent
10 Country Merchants.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13
IoHR BUTLER, Jr.
FEMALE MEDICINE.

=
d.. Towusends SarssDaiia is sovereign and speedy Gu
ior ncpien Consnmpton, Barennes, Pfpiapsus Uter,
Falling OF the Womb, Costiyenssl, Piles LenuhDrrhma
Whites, obsrueted difficult Mansru alton, Inconlnena
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof for the genera
prOsratiOn of the sYs'emno matter whether the result
inherent cause OF causes produced BY regularty Illness
accident Nothing be than
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness
tude from taking at become robust and full Of energy
under its influence. Ii Immediately the
Of the female frame which is the great Of bfra
II will be expected OF Of delicate
exhibit certificates of performed. hut car
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been eporc
to Thousands OF where families have been without
children after few bottles of this invaluable nedCl1e
have been blessed with fine. healthy 0ftspnns.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-13

~, 10 HIUI 2 thS IND WARMED LADIES.
This extract Of aTsaDara has been expressly prepared in
reference 10 female complaint No female VINO has
10 suppose she 5nproachng that critical period "The rp
u Lille, should neglect to take it, it
for OF the horrible diseases which female
ere subject at this time OF life, This period may be deayeu
Tor severi by using this medicine. Nor les vane
bic Tor those who approaching womanhood, cal
culasd to asst nature by quukenng the blood and nygor.
aIng the system. indeed, this medicine invaluable for
the delicate diseases which subject 1t braces
the whole SYSTEM renews permanently the natural
BY removing the impurities the body, far smua.
ting to produce ubEauent relaxation wi clg the
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles Of this medicine many severe painful
surgical operations may be .. evented.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-09-27
wednesday Morning, Sept. "a, 1851
Keen il Before the PeoDIe,

d" l have hoped for, not feared the coming of the
Judgment of my constituents, though, from the
very inception of this measure down to the pres
ent hour, the country has been flooded with mis-
sles representing all who favor this particular bill
as in favor of the Union, and every southerner
who opposes ii as opposing it for the purpose Of
disunion. Now, sir, when respectable man shall
make that charge against me | shall answer
him. When any respectable man shall ever ac-
cuse of being disunionist, l will answer hin,
in mOnoSyllabies. At present | have no wish to
enter into an argument to prove that false, which
/ hope no gentleman will charge, and which my
whole life utterly condems. If | have super
sttion sir, which governs my mind and holds 1t
captive it is supcrstitous for the Union.
If one can inherit a sentiment, | may be said to
have inherited this from my revolutionary father.
And if cultivation can develop sentiment in the
heart and mind of man, surely mine has been such,
would most develop feelings of attachment fol
the Union.--J JEFFERSON DAVIS, Jane 1850.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEoPLE-''The south needs
and has asked for nothing more than the principles
of the Constitution; the rights and mmunites the
compact was formed to make stable and secure. -
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLE.--''I look forward
with confidence to the action of Mississippi, and
hope it will be sustained by the general action o
the south upon which hangs another hope, that
the union Of the south will produce reaction II
the public feeling Of the north, and THAT OUR Con
sTIrUTIoNAL UNION MAY PRESERVED, A MoNU
MENT MORE LASTING THAN BRASS TO OUR REyOt-U
TIoNARY FATHERS AND : TEMPLE OF TRUE LIBER
TY FOR PosTERITT THROUGH COUNTLESS AGES. -
JEFFERSON DAVIS, N0g. 1850.
KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEoPtE.-'.So far as Sen
ator Davis excrted himself to attain amendment
to the (compromise) bills in order to secure th,
protection Of slave property, he will meet, as h'
merits the decided and unanimous appreciation O
his constituents - Coiun1Jus Democrat.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLE.-'' Senator Davi
addressed the citizens on the Odd inst; notwith
standing his extreme hostility to the adjustmen
Bills, we learn from the Yicksburg Wing, that h
failed to commit himself on the issue of secession
Columbus Primitive Republican.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-09-27
Shall the Union be Dissolved for the Repeal O.
Non enforcement Of the Fugitive Law!

By electing majority of members to the Con-
ven,lon IN favor OF acquiescing in the Compromise
measures, the people decided chat they would not
take State action against them, and demand redress
of the Federal Government. The controversy,
therefore, which grew out of the question of sub
mission or resistance, is concusively terminated.
The minority yield the decision of the majority
and the contest will not be kept alive, even though
an attempt is made to do so by the desperate fac
tionists, who wish to rise to places of profit and
trust upon the dissensons of their fellow citizens
But in expressing their determination to bear
the evils of the Compromise measures, rather than
bring upon themselves the consequences they were
persuaded to believe would attend the adoption o.
measures of resistance the people did not express
their approval of the course of those who assisted
in passing them nor did they sanction the plat
form which adopted by Gen. Goote and his
followers, In this city, on the 18th of November
1850.
In other words the people, in deciding tha
they would submit to the so-called scheme of Ad
iustment did not decide that they would dissolve
the Union on account of the repeal or modification
of the Fugitive Slave Law, DC. That issue is t.
! be decided in the Gubernatoral election in No
vember. Every man who votes the hybrid ticket
headed by Henry S. Foote pledges himself in ia
vor of the disruption of every tie that binds Mis-
sissippi to the Union'' in the event OF the passag
: OF an act repeating or modifying the law of 1856
for the reclamation of the fugitive slaves. AS proc
OF this we direct the attention of the reader to tn
following resolutions adopted by the Foote Con
vention, in November. We copy from the Fag, c
November, 22nd.:
Gen. Henry S. Foote, U. S. Senator, being the
called for, addressed the meeting at length A
the conclusion of his address, the committee re
ported the following resolutions, which, after ha,
ING been read by DIR. VIM. D. Lyles, of Noxube
county, were adopted unanimously.
WHEREAS The October Convention of Miss
sippi, 1849 passed the following resolutions viz
That Congress has no power to pass any law
polishing slavery in the District OF Columbia,
I to prohibit the slave trade between the States,
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-09-27
The DGrfnrS Efisngrep.

Below will be found two paragraphs from good I'm
ion papers, but it is singular to note how well they
gree to disagree. We propose show that the Flag
of the Union, published Jackson is right and that
all statements which do correspond with the one
below are designed either to misead deceive the
People We know but one way to meet misrepre-
sentation and we have determined to force that oppo
sition which has proted by to manly course,
or brand it with base deception. The State Rights
party have labored burst the cloud of misrepresen
taton with which it has been enveloped for many
months past With some it was a Dsunon party per
With others it was immediate Secession party.
With others it regarded az tending to Secession.
Others called it the bluebucket party but continued
and constant fire kept up this party by all man
of men, and all conceivable forms resorted to
to poison public opinion against the party. Down
right falsehood of the extensively used
and in short nothing left unred perfect the plan
of destruction. that ingenious mind could conceive
or a bold and impudent tongue utter. We have been
told that of the high priests of the Union party in
this city, who day after day denounced the State Rights
the Disunion party did not conceal the fact that he
labored not for the purpose of preserving the Union
thing about which he had no fears as he admitted
but that he desired and sought through the crv of Dis
union, to break up and destroy the Democratic paru
1t is against men controlled by such motives urgipo
the CRY of Dsunon, that the Southern party foucht
Against such influences no men could succeed The
character of Harris, Young and Wynne fell before it
There can be but little doubt that almost any othe
men in the county could have defeated them under th
same circumstances, and hence regard the success
of the three convention men elect, no victory i
fact
We have alluded to these matters with the view c
showing how the State Rights party was misrepreser
ted and also to show that similar game is manifest
ing itself in certain quarters now and that are dc
termined TO meet and expose its authors.
What were the issues decided by the Septembe
election Let US succinctly state them.
lst. Whether the position assumed by the Govern
and recommended by the Legislature should be sus
tanned
End. Whether the convention should propose re
medal measures for a constitutional resistance to, o.
acquiesce in and quietly submit to, the Compromes
as a final Adjustment of the Slavery question
2rd Whether Mississippi should meet by delegate