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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

Owing to the saaNlccess and immense sale of Dr. Town
send's Sarsaparila, SNmber Of who formerly
Agents. have CONT need making Sarsapanla Extfsar
Eixs Bitiers Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They ges
-ay put the shaped bottles. and Of
have stolen and copied advertisements they
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Office, l26 Fnit0n street, Sun Building, Nov
York Reding Co.. STATE street. Boston; Dyou 9,
s BatmoIs tohen Charssion los south PeaT
street. Albany I. McGfaw, Naieher and By all ths
United States. WestI lies and the Canadas.
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

INV YORK, April q, l347.
Dr.. Ta,onsend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparla
has been The means through Providence Of saving my life
have for several year had bad cough 1t became worss
night swes and was greatly debiated and reduced and
did not expect 70 i've 1have only used your Sarsapaaa
in me- am now able to walk all ever the city, ralse no
blood. and my cough has left me- You can well imas
WV. RUSSELL, IS Catharne street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30
NEW ORLEANS.


MILNEBuRe AND LAKE PoNTcHARrRA1N.
RAILROAD COMPANY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

1t is the safest and most efectua medicine for purifying
the system, and relieving the sufsngs attendant upon child
child Prsyent, pain and disease INCREASES and enchsa tbs
highly useful both before and after confinement as it pr
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth coveness piles,
cramps, swelling Of the feet dependency heartburn vom
ng, pain in the back end joints. false pains, hemohage
and in regulating the secreons and equazng the ccua.
ton ii has no equal The great virtue of this medicine is il
always safe, and the most delicate and most successful
very few cases require other medicine; in some Int
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

~ All articles in the Med
catalogue will be supplied on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

DR.. To,onsend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles Of sarsapaIs Of your AGENT Mr. MsNair Of Ka!a
ished the first bottle appeared the blood every
other day. when the ch and fever appeared they esa
rey relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had bet very sick
with chs and fever but had broke them with unine and
left in very weak and distressing states troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that had
restored her in few weeks complete health Your Saa
para u.s. without doubt uneQualed in diseases incident to
the West and If you think that this communication will
of use, you at liberty to use it as you choose.
Your, respectfully, CHARLES IL. SWAIN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

This Company being orga
nized, solely for the protection
OF the policy holders and their
families against want and pow
erty, is in its operations a great
national benevolent institution,
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles, and afford.
ing for a small annuals sum, paid
during life, a large and hand.
omelegacy to widows and chill.
dren after death.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30
RHEU M ATIsM

This 10 only one Of than four thousand cases
Rheumatism that DR.. Townsend's Sarsapala has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eradicated
James Cummines Esq one of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Backwes Island. is the gentleman spoken Of
in he fol lnxviny tier.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1919. AND DECLARED A pIvI
Once, No. - Camp street,
Between Gravier and Common sts.
Business of tia Com ann Ife Dali
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

OPINIONS OF PHYSI( lANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Phys
Clans in different parts Of the Union.
This 70 certify. that we, the undersigned PhyxcaL
the city Of Albany, have in numerous cases prescribed
Townsends Sarsapala and believe it to be of the
valuable preparations in the market.
II. P. PULINs, N. D
j. WILSON, NJ d.
an ,o K. =. BRlass, M. D.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

SCNVFULA CUT
This certificate conclusvey that this SarsapaTa
perfect control the most obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured II one house unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
DR.. Tcnsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure to inform
you that three Of children have Of the ScrO
by the OF excellent medicine They were afcle,
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great obea
ton. Yours, respectfully,
Isaac W. CRAM los VVooster street
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DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.

II be confidently stated that there case of PIE
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t is certain remedy, and the pain and
soreness. -
/, John Williams, q resident of Hamilton county and City
Of Cincinnati, feel solemn duty that The oOmmu.
nifty, thus to publicly state that have been troubled with the
Piles for about years, during which time have suit
confinement to my bed and have expended several
dollars but to no purpose continued to Mean
"DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR =" for
well and hearty ever and TO the two boxes Of this
precious ointment aseribe my These lacts am will
dent any authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Cixr,u uufi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

BLACKWELLs ISLAND, Sept. IA, IJ47.
DIR. Totonsend-Dear Sir: have suffered terribly ios
nine years with the Rheumatism considerable Of the time
palms, and my limbs were terribly swoles have used -four
bottles Of your saysspaa an, they have done me NOR
ter-ndeed am entirely relieved. You at liberty to use
this for the benefit Of the afflicted Yours. respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

Dayiss syrug@ Ma Casyry and Tq,--We You'd cal
attention the advertisement this valuable medicine
other column. Several Of its luaey effects
under personal obsery and confidently
recommend ii to the afflicted Ed. " u Weekly Pisitsr
and 7smpsvanes Sentsnsi, t7Ssat0N,) Feb. 3. Is.7.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-30

~ faltcly vi pEephfdllOna genera
to the lace, very soon spoils it OF ia
le pores Of the skin, and check the cir.
Nature is not thwarted by disease CT
flamed by the alkalies used in soaps
lotion In the "human face divine, 81 as
rich and delicately tinted and variegs.
active and healthy circulation OF In,
If the pure, rich blood to the extreml.
8 the cOuntenance in the most exquis.te
Oh imparts the understandable shades ar d
at all admire, but none can describ-.
spring of NATURE not of POWDER q
a free and healthy circulation. there
dy is fair as driven snow, if she paint,
! the blood is thick, cold and impure
{ she be brown or yellow, and there 10
it gives rich bloom to the cheeks. and
] that is fascinating.
hern, and especially the Spanish ajies,
Ladies in the North who take but little
4 in close rooms, or have spoiled their
LEGATION OF deleteri0us mixtures, II tnsy
y of step, buoyant spirits. spark M
lplexions, they should use DR.. Town
thousands who have used it, are MOI,
hted. Ladies of every station, crowd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01

can solve this and other problems The very re-
riops traversed by the Turkish voyagers are Ia
fact t,yros inc0gnitae. They have only landed on
isosted points bat none Of them have PenetraEed
into the interior. Even the tropical wonders oil
nature. the mineral treasures aud tue unknown
animals snd plants which they eontain can on'y
be brought 20 our knoTledge by European set
Element. Dr. Kuoblecher's undertaking cannot
be TOO warmly recommended to support aud en-
coursgeme1t The first point is the purchase oil
several Nile boats without which the undertaA'
irc ust be dependent upon the intrgues aud
csprices Of the Turks. Then Dr. Kno6lecher
wishes 10 add to the Missionary station little
colony Of lay brethren aud artisans, who shall
improve the material condition ot the blacks aud
instruct them A sum equal TO two mouths' pay
Of a company of soldiers would be sufficient 20
secure the execution Of aphiianthropic and Chris
tian enterprise, as well as to gain the fruits OF
scientific explorations il the Equatorial regions
Eastern Soudan and to the unknown sources OF
the Nile. Msy the enterprise not fail OF support,
especially in those quarters where the means Of
snccess can be readily furnished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01
For The New.York Tribune.

For tho Ae~-YOrk Tribune
NIGHT AND MORNING.
Down the Worlds steep, dread abysmal,
lev as Spitzbergen's coast,
Through the night hours, long and dismal
Ghost is calling unto ghost;
Crushed is every fairer promise,
And the good is taken from u.s.
Sorrow adds to former sorrow,
And, with every new tomorrow,
Some expected joy is lost.
Bot will not shrink nor murmur,
Though a specter leads me on
Now ] set my footsteps firmer
Face me now, thou skeleton
Trance ne with thy aeshless eyehOles-
But move to other viols
Than the ratiling Of thy bones,
As we tread the crazy stones,
For l see the risen sun.
With my face behind my shadow
Thrown before the risen sun,
Life follow Ger the meadow,
And an Angel thruIts me on.
Every little flower below me
Seems to see me, seems to know me
Every bird and cloud above me
Seems for do l dream p 10 love me,
While the Angel thrusts me on.
Where the turf is softest, greenest,
Does that Angel thrust me on;
Where the landscape lies serenest
In the journey OF the sun.
shall pass through golden portals
With him, to the wise Immortals,
And behold the saints aud sages
Who outshone their several ages,
For an Angel thrust them on. o.. o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

PRoyIsioSs.- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with bun little
movement sales l0aiic-I.ois in store held higher.
FLorR.-Sales. s3las3s Tor supcrfne stocks
accommodating. Fumily slias5 US to quantity and
iual.ty.
NEALs-65 to 20.
GRAIv.-Corn 20 to rs cts: Oats 35a371 cents.
GuASo.-Best Peruvian s55 per
PiAsrrR--Lump, sS Ground So
SyGARs.-New Orleans la9 cts: Porto Rieo7 TO
10 cts. Clarified L., cts. Loaf III to lad set
FLAxsEED-sl 10
WHIsKY.-Mounta zoe. dull.
BEEswAx.-20 tool cents.
BUTTERFLY a Is. cts. duh for No. l-Frcsh
Butter at market very and brings 20 to SOC.
BRASpY.-Apple, 35a40; Peach, none offering
BAR IRoS.-SS0aSj asserted dull.
CorFEE.-Rio II 10 IA cts Laguira IA to 10;
Mocha 20.
CouSTRY LNENs.-Tow Ito Id Flax Pallets.
CoTToN YARSs.-Salcs 1920 cts.
FEATHERS 80 to 80 cts.-Scarcc.
Moods to % cts in demand.
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 37A very scarce.
GrNsESG.-35a40 cts.
FLAX SEEp-Salcs 40 per Sc b.
FIsH-Herrings, No. l, SSl; Shad, old $3.50
new $40; Mackerel. No 3, $3.50.
TALLow.-at to 81 cts,
TAR.-s3.50 per hhl.
HlMF.-Wc quote 81 to Sc. in demand
LISsEED OiL.-S5a90cts.-in demand.
LARD.-111ai3 cts. bur little in the market
MoLAssEs.--Ncs India 50 to 40 cts. per gallon
n. O. ~ to As cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

The St. Louis Republican chronicles
the arrival atthat place ofsevcral merchants
who left Santa Fe about the 1st Of May,
and gives the following intelligence from
New Mexico
We learn that fifteen companies of the
United States troops under command of
Col. Monroe We're to leave New Mexico
on the 10Th May, upon a campaign against
the Navajo Indians. Major Graham was
to have the command Of the dragoons.--
Lieut.. John Buford had been appointed
quar,ermaster. This military movement.
lift should have no other effect, will serve
to give activity and energy TO the army,
and thus restore their health, which has
been seriously injured by the life of mac
tivity and confinement TO which they have
been doomed
The census of the Territory, taken BY
direction ofGov. Calhoun, presents thisre-
suit: Entire population, 56,9Si, Indians
excepted. The ratio Of representation for
the country is fixed for the Council at t.
3S4. for the House, 2,l13.
Gov. Calhoun. on the $50 April, issued
his proclamation for an election Of mem
bers of the Legislative Assembly. appor-
tioning the number Of members Of the
Council ard Of the House among the sevc-
raj counties, and directing the election TO
be held on the 10Th May. The Assembly
SO elected are TO meet at Santa Fee on the
I'd day of June.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
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rfsp nrpSsiopr

The justice and truth Of the following
article from the Alexandria Gazette are
confirmed by the united testimony OF both
wing and democratic journals in the va
rious towns andcities of the north, through
which the President passed on his visit
to Dunkirk:
The appropriate and handsome manner
inwhich the President Of the United States
replied to the many addresses that were
raadeto him during his recent visit TO the
North, gives us very favorable idea Of
his abilities and discretion. These addres
SEES We're made without previous notice, and
the Presidents responses were ta7prompfH
and yet they were all expressed and to
the point. We learn also, thar the person
al bearing and department Of the Presi-
dent, throughout the entire journey, were
such as to command the respect ofallwho
saw him, and in many instances to make
him warm friends. We are not surprised
at this. because all who have approached
Mr.. Fillmore, since his accession to Office,
have united in their testimony as to his
courteous manners and the suavity and
propriety Of his intercourse with his fellow
citizens. lie wins golden opinions from
all who have business with him, or who
call upon him, to signify their respectfor the
Office he holds, or their esteem for him as a
man.-Rich. Rep
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
The Railroad fr0Isa Salt Lake 20
California.

What Mr.. Whitney and the general
government have not accomplished, an OBJ
scure religious sect Is likely to do. e.
open an iron passage from the Mississippi
to the California valleys. The Mormons at
Salt Lake propose to construct Railroad
from that city TO San Francisco, and such
is the prosperity Of that people that the
general impression at the West, is that they
wiIl succeed in doing it, if they undertake
il. Indeed, the Chicago IrfJaae intimates
that they have already accumulated wealth
enough to accomplish it without assistance
from any person out OF their own comrnu-
nifty, or at any rate, that with such help as
they would get from California itself, the
enterprise would be carried out. This
Mormon settlement, which, according to
the speculations of that print, was com
menced under the most unfavorable aus
pices, many Of tie FIRST colonists havcbee
obliged to fee for their lives from Missouri
and Illinois, has become q most important
community III some respects.
The Salt Lake Valley, as all are aware,
has becomea very important point in con.
noction with the emigration to California.
There Is the depot for all sorts Of supplies
for the relief Of the worn out, half ianished
travellers across the plains, and thousands
of them attain grateful recollection Of
thekindness and hospitality withwhich they
were treated while recruiting from the
hardships of their journey.-Bcston Rail
iran Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
WILLIAM +. GORDON, in.
juno 9--tjy n. A. PATERSON, TpusrRKs
.OTrCE.--In pursuance Of a decree Of Ii


M OTECE.--ln pursuance Of IA decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Amherst county. pronounced
its Inst term in the ehanecry of Christian IS
Shepherd &c. the undersigned viii on tho 18th day
Of August next proceed to sell upon the premises,
at public auclioa 20 the highest bidder raisGiic
R2k TRACT OF LAND, containing 3Js 4
~. ncrcs, lying near the town Of New Glasgow.
in said county. the late residence Of Mrs Elizabeth
Shepherd and the former residence Of Judge Luz
cas- D. Thompson This tract Of land has every re-
commentator, both to quality, fertility Of soil.
abundance OF timber and wafer. and i,s large and
comniodious dwelling and other houses, which
could attract the wealthy farmer, who wishes to
JOY long life of health and plenty.
TERMS-Suthcicnt cash to detrny the expenses
ofs sale. the balance Of tho purchase money be di
yidcd into three equal instalments payable in one,
two and three years, securcdby bonds with approx
cd personal security, and the title retained ui
mate security for their payment. Partial posses.
sion for Seeding purposes 70 be given Tie coming
All, and fun possession on the LIST dag Of JANUARY
next. RIO. NJ. BROWN. (Commis-
STERLING CLAIBORNE. sioncrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
Approprinee Prayer.

The South Carolina Convention which
adiourneda few weeks ago, was opened
each day of its session with prayer, by
clergymen who volunteered their services.
On The Shot May, the Rev. DR.. Gilman
oificiated, and his prayer embracing the
following appropriate petitions and exhor-
tations:
"And yet, oh God with fond and lin
gering hopes we presume TO implore thy
Blessing on the great Coniederacy Of
which we still form part. May the let
ter and the spirit of that renowned Con
stitution which we have received from our
fathers. and which was cemented and seal
cd by their blood and tolls, be faithfully
rcvercnced and fnlGled by every party
concerned IN it May the kind advances
and concessions which are made by one
portion of ourfeilow-citizens be generous
~ interpreted and accepted by others
Dispcl, by thine Almighty and benignant
providence, the cloud which now seems 70
pend over our destinies. May spirit Of
mutual harmony and justice parvade every
portion Of our common country Alay we
i'll be enabled to see as With one eye, and
feel with one heart, and 10 be irnrrlled IN
one direction towards the common good.
Whilst maintaining and defending what
each party may believe to be the right,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

continued and held for Nelson county. ut tho
courthouse, oa Wednesday, the 9Th dny Of May
| 1857
James b Collins trustee for hi, mother, Mary
Collins, Piaintifi,
against
Moses W. Hughes, executor OF William Hughes
deed. John G. Collins, Elizabeth Hughes, George
W Hughes, John IL Perry John 7. L. Hughes.
The Administrator of William Hughes decd Mo-
scs b. Hughes Bepinmin Hughes and James NJ.
Hughes, Dotendans.
This cause came on this sh day ol-aiay. 1851 Ito
be heard upon the bill OF the plaintiff and exhibits
fcl, the ordor Of publication taken at rules tie
% 1ay of August 1917, which appears 10 have been
duly published according to luw, to the defend
ants ohm +. Z. Hughes ana Benjamin Hughes.
the other defendants, and was argued by counsel
on consideration whereof, and moro than two
months having elapsed us well since tho return day
OF the Subpoena executed as the Cling Of Che paia-
tits bill ind they, the said home deiendants still
failing file their answers, the plaintiff bill 10 tn
ken for confessed as To these defendants, and the
court doth order that Moses ". Hughrs, executor
of William Hughes deed. do render before commits.
| soncr Robert Whitehead. account Of his admin
isation Of tic testntors estate Which account said
commissioner Is directed to examine, und set
tlc and report the TO the court, together with
any matter specially stated, which may be thought
pertinent by himself, which may be required by
the parties to be stated,
A copy-Tcstc,
HOWELL L. BROWN, Crk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
Tnc fate California News.

As already announced per telegraph,
the Steamers North Anerira and Empire
CITY, both arrived at New York Tuesday
from Chagres, bringing inallbetween seven
and eight hundred passengers, and nearly
three millions of dollars in gold dust.
The dates from California are TO the LIST OF
May. We append few additional items
ofiaterest,farnishcd by the Alta Californian
Of April 50th
Considerable progress has been made
by the Commissioners in forming treaties
with the Indians. Yesterday there was a
rumor that the Volunteers had been whip
ped by the Indians in the Mariposa district
Robbcries have been SO numerous and
bold in tho vicinity of Monterey that the
people have called upon the Executive for
protection.
Since the rains, the miners have been
reported as doing much better than pre-
viously.
Some of the richest specimens ofqdartz
have been brought to this city ever seem
producing more than 33 per cent Of gold
Some rumors have been ahoat that a Sc
cret expedition has started for the purpose
of taking possession Of Lower California
but it is probably merely rumor.
There has been great excitement Al
Mokelumne Hill, in consequence Of mis-
understanding between the French and
Americans At last accounts the difficult
ties had been settled. At one time botl
parties were armed and in great force, anc
the prospects were that general anc
bloody battle would ensuc.
The Legislature has passed an act to ex
cupt homestead and other property from
forced sale in certain cases. 1t las also
passed usury law bill, fixed interest a
ten per cent, and allowing by special a
greement eighteen per cert per annum.
The prospect ofgood cropsis favorable
the spring rains having been Of inestima
bic value to farmers and garduers.
Business has revived considerably, and
the confidence ofour citizens in the future
progress Of the State is undated.
The Monday previous to the sailing o
the Steamer, there was an election for Mu
nicipal officers a, San Francisco, which re
suited in triumph for the Wings, in ma
.jorities for city offices ranging from three
to seventeen hundred votes. The demo
Gratis elected two Aldermen, the Wing.
six; The democrats also elected four assis
tant Aldermen, tie Wings four. All h,
rest Oh lie alir ticket was elected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
From California.
ARRIrAL or MORE GOLD!

New York, June 81.
The steamship North America, from
Chasres, arrived here to-day. She brings
4 dates from California to the lst of May,
100000 in gold and 400 passengers.
The steamer Falcon had not arrived at
Chagrcs up to the time ofihe leaving ofthe
North America.
FRoM CaLIFoENIA, we learn tina, mining
operations were unusually prosperous; that
the Wings had carried the city OF San Fran
cisco. in the recent election, and that there
was not scintilla Of truth IN the rumour
Hlatire to a secrc, expedition being on foot
for the purpose of taking possession OF
Lower California.
The Legislature Of California adjourned
on the Both April, after passing law ex,
empting homesteads. and ilxing the legal
rate of interest at 10 per cent. per annum.
Business generally had much revived,
and every indication seemed TO warrant
brilliant prospect for the future.
The Steamer Empire City has also ar
rived from Chagres, which place she left
10 company with the North America
She brings the California mails, together