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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

NEwYoRK STATE LUNATIc AsYLUM.-ln the
Report of the Managers of this Institution, 1t is
stated that the whole number of admissions, from
the 10Th of January, lS43, when the Asylum was
first opened for the reception of patients, TO the 3lst
of November, 1850, was 2743. OF these, 1888 had
been discharged, recovered; 46S improved; :s2S
unimproved, and 400 had died.
The total amount of receipts including the bal
ance in the treasury, ($10, ,l4, ,3S from last fiscal
year, was during the twelve months ending No
yember 80, 1850, $sO,247,46. The total expendi-
lures S65, ,O2s 49, leaving balance in the treasury
| of l5,2l9,2l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

A SURE and safe remedy for, and will positively
cure, the Sick Headache. Chs and fevef aj
Cholera lntanum, and healthy action to ,ne nS
without particle OF calomel, qunhe OF
entering into their compound They DO mot pnror 70 be
remedy Tor all manner Of diseases that es sy si 70" 2 oo,i
lively cure. They will also correct all " u
stomach, and relieve from those aches and pans fousho"t
the system commonly called rheumatic. v.;
II Is Az excellent remedy for the Gravel ana !" 'e"i-
iuge Or Worm medicine, there is none better. ,,o Er,
w Prepared only by DR.. J. 5. fAkHEK' i1V r"''o"
street, New Y ork, few doors from broadway.
"" y. d. BEACH, ~ Canal street.
ses Tsxas .na Ei,n,n a'"' fall-lyd&w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

DARING ROBBERY IN NORFOLK, VA.-On Sat
urday night the 22d ult of the most respect
able citizens of Norfolk, Willis b. Dali, was at
lacked by band of desperadoes, while on his way
home from his store, knocked down, and robbed of
nearly S4OO. 1t seems that Mr.. ID. had been in the
habit of carrying small hand-trunk with him,
containing his money, which fact was possibly
known to the assaants, and the attack, it is poss-
BILE, was premeditated. One hundred and forty
dollars of the money has been recovered num-
Der of persons have been arrested, examined, and
remanded. Their evidence showed pre-concert. 1t
is thought that Mr.. Da's wounds will not be fatal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

LONGEVITY IN BosToN.-Mr. Simonds, the City
Registrar, in his report of birlha, marriages and
deaths in Boston, for 1850, which has just appear.
ed in printed form, says that by an analysis of
the ages of more than two thousand persons who
died in 1850, taken from all the ofthe year,
it was found that the average period of human life
in Boston is less than twenty-one years that those
of American origin average over twenty Eve years,
while those of foreign origin average scarcely sew
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

GREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA Is. C9 RAIL
RoAD.-The Newberry Sentinel of the 25th ult
says: "The arrival of the cars at the Newberry
depot, on Tuesday last, saluted with the firing
of cannon and other manifestations of joy. The
rejoicing of our citizens at this event was altogether
appropriate They felt that new era had opened
upon them; that they were at last permitted to
participate directly in the advantages Of the great
est invention of modern times"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

AN IMPORTANT LAW. - The Legislature of
Delaware has passed law to prevent free negroes
from coming into that State, hereafter, to reside,
under penalty of fifty dollars. The offender, in
case he be unable to pay the fine, is to be sold be-
yond the limits of the State, for a sufficient to
pay the fine and all costs. The law is not to affect
seaiaring men, servants, or persons entering the
State temporarily for the purpose of trade. Any
captain of vessel taking free negro into the
State to attend camp other meeting, is subject,
under this law, to fine of two hundred dollars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

AN INTERESTING RELIC.-- The Springfield
Republican notices the sale of the Library of DR..
Webster, recently executed for murder. 1t was
quite valuable. The Chemical and Philosophical
apparatus, also valuable was about to be sold.
The Republican does not know if it has been de-
termined to sell the Neurological Cabinet, but
the correspondent writing on the subject, says:
1T contains one specimen which has melan-
choly interest associated with it on account of the
fates of its two last possessors 1t is loadstone
natural magnet which before it came into the pos
session of Dr. Webster, belonged to Lavoisier
who, ii | remember right, was guillOtlned."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

It is estimated that there are no less than ten
thousand daguerreoypists in the United States al
this present time. [Gong the rounds.
Some European analyssts of our national char
ac,er, will be surprised find the reflective taeui-
lies so extensively cultivated among the "Goiead
Americans"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

The Maryland Banner Of Liberty says that Col
Edward Scbey of Frederick, has in his possession the ien
ca sword with which SERGEANT EyeIhar saved The NE OF
Col Warrington the " Battle of Cowpens. ~ VIII he
remembered that Of Tarons men was IN the act q
staying the gallant Colonel from behind, when Eveihar
who observed his danger rushed forward. and with ont
stroke telled him to the earth,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

Another post-offce clerk has been arrested in
the post-office at Belfast, Allegheny county, New
York His name is Samuel A. Willard; he has
been opening letters quite extensively. In default
of his ability to give bail for $1,000, he sent to
the Rome iail
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SADDLERY, ETC.

'- SADDLERY, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse.
g RoBB & CO. No. 60 Gravier street, are con-
~ stantIy receiving from. Philadeiphia and g9KSN
FFHssas FRs .,aes ssw ssGSs.,.. Gssss g
$50 all descriptions. SsppIxny
etc. lsprA f kusSEs sooDs. @ TaasKiiss and f.aKlso
" Planters and Dealers invited cail. ia25 I'm
CADDLERY STORE-SMIrH & BKoTHER,
- 50 and 81 Common street. New Orleans. cSA
Goods in their line in the Southern country. COM
bDLEs-More than 500 varieties sf English. Amer
bsds Bds fsf Fns fEss
Hs ge.. stnup Leatbers. Extra, Reins, Hitch Rens.
ehfHnssIks' Hnsk'sGss-coaeh sie Gig and Buggy Harness.
os q ay %.son sd
P7T,aSn Gear Of every SesG,p9TI
rvS'ssdtE va.s. and Carpet rsffs Bag. 'sS1s al
ssE SAsA IAkHSy SA .es fEss sss 8
s'fEE rEESTHEk SsTHERsks d f2AsH hsGs p
% sss fs as s s.: s = ~ i 10. iRs
Goat and sheep Mofooso; Calf Skins; Lining and Wei
sss ca SsIG'i BaS Ro and SKINS
.s :ss
sae, Bands I Saw Sa Mn ssnSs; Sds RSses ~ ii % hO
Band Rivets Lace and Band Ieathers, etc. etc.
dEH SMITH BROTHER. 50 and 80 Common st.
sA%DsKhH s:G!D s,s H.,S MAa..SSss
sssis ss..ss he Iss ass:.;ss. as: ss:.4: s.s W
Canal WAC ia'ssaEE kNEAss, g. l.. :. |.
| Manufacturer and importers Of SADDLEkft HAH
| NESS TRUNKS, WHIPS. Leather Of all kinds. Tools
f. Trade pasa s.sds w.ss
| cock Pfotos. -
>sA In great variety. together with ..s Military
| =. Findings, Trimmings, etc., as Cloths, Cas-
| y IN simeres Buttons Laces and Embroidefes, MI N
l Flags, Buntiugs, etc. " "
RegaIia and Jewels,
For Masons. Odd Fellows and Sons of Tempsrancs Nork
| ing Regalia, Peraphernala.
NJ X. are Principal Agents OF the Boston Beng Com
pauy for the sale of Metac Rubber. Machine Betting
| Steam Packing etc, together with all articles of
| LFy)L9 RUBBER Jh.3JFUFACTERE.
ces with other Houses or they will reerett -
| HY Great Inducements will he oserett sps iypW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

ORIGIN OF THE WORD DoLLAR.--The de-
rivaon suggested for this in Todd's edition of
Johnson is confirmed by a particular explanation
of later photographers. In 1916, silver mine
was discovered at Joachim's thai (St. Joachim's
Dale) in Bohemia, and the proprietors in the fol-
lowing year issued great number of silver pieces,
of about the value OF the Spanish psoduro, which
bore the name of Joachim's thaer subsequently
abbreviated into dollar. Thus the dollar, like the
guinea, commentaries the place from which it was
nrininally coined.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

ANOTHER RAILROAD RIoT.-The Baltimore
Patriot says that the men employed by Capt.
Piper of that city the railroad, five miles above
Paramount, Va, had serious riot on the night of
the 10Th ut. 1t appears Capt. Piper himself had
been threatened ii he employed any but Mayo
men he dsregarded the threat and employed ten
others, when the shantee, containing twelve or
thirteen men, was attacked with guns and pistols,
by forty or fifty assailans, who shot of the in
mates dead, wounded several, and attempted to
fire the shantee. Ten of the rioters have been
arrested and five or six of them identified. Others
will be arrested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

YAzoo Cry AND BIG BLACK PLANK ROAD
The Yazoo papers say the people have taken hold
of this matter, and will prosecute it with vigor.
Upwards of 10000 have been subscribed already,
and the prospect bids fair to obtain the whole
amount in short time We are glad to see this
spirit awakened in Yazoo, and hope Warren will
profit by the example. vicksburg and Warren
county might build plank road into Madison
county--crossing Big Black near where the line
between Yazoo and Warren strikes that river,
drawing the principal trade of Madison to this
place, but they are asleep, and we fear they will
never wake up [Vicksburg Whig, 18th ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

The CHARGES AGAINST THE BosToN REsCU-
ERs.-The Grand Jury of the United States Dis
trict Cont have examined all the charges preferred
against those persons arrested on suspicion of aid
ing and abetng in the escape of the fugitive slave
Shadrach, on the 18th of February last, and it is
expected that they will report thereon tomorrow
morning The jury trials will not, however, COM
mence until Tuesday, April 5lh The fact that
the Hon. Rufus Choate has been reaained by the
United States District Attorney, Mr.. Lunt, to assist
in the prosecution of these cases, would lead t0
the inference that true bills have been found
against the alleged rioters. The Hon. Charles Al
len, of Worcester has been retained as leading
counsel for the defence, Boston Courier, 24th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

OUTRAGE IN LAWRENCE Co., N. Y.-On the
22d ult., a number of persons, disguised and with
supply of tar and feathers, prevented the officers
from selling property levied on for military fines
The sale was stopped and the officers beaten.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02
INSURANCE.
MARINE AND FIRE
Insurance COMPANY.
GAPITAL. R3OO.l I


JOHN. M. HILL. Pres, ...G go. w. MARTIN. secry.
RTSPf or r. anS
" ii II AssnfPH Il HsT 9sEfHksk Z u enc q
Southern Mutual Life Insurance COsa-
pany Of Louisiana.
4 IFE INsURANCE @ExCLusivELy @ y;;.exH Gn1.
800. 900. Parent office, No. 4s Camp street.
NewOreans. This Company Is now ready to make
1sursnes e. GR ,Re, Whit fs.ons and ID
! | !
TM premium. Thi. being ihe only Com
szSsf)W Ak fined exclusively to Life Insurance,
szfl1 & E1TS ewith an extra Guarantee Fund, the
F ~ <za)irectore feel confident that il affords
H. E5Ik 81 IksH unusual and much greater induce.
fNnents to those deslrous Of efiectng an
SSnpax1SP insurance on their lives than any other.
II Is also upon the mutuA uAi principle
each person assured becoming member thereof enjoy
ing portion OF its profits, being entirely exempt from
liability beyond the amount Of premium pr mno n, hscIusS
are generally successful more especially those exclusively
confined TO Life as they are based apon % calculations warrant.
sab,y and success Of this Company placed beyond
s "a s 81 not s n has mass .s
on essened subscriptions to Mutual insurance Companies
Ts Erra Caagsnee Fund of $50 600 remains
until the Company has accumulated similar amount to
'ass y California permits granted and extensive travelling
p'''''e go. Direetors.".
Joshua Baldwin, Sumpter Tuner.
Charles M. Waterman, Edward e. Payne,
Marx Walton, Wlllam Y. T9mpkin.
James Bonner, George w. West,
William H. Garland, John calhoun,
sGsss RsssTs N. n xsisGn. MeAioin. John John Leeds.
Ed~d m''phs''Jgqd JOSHUA B BAibWiS Sf'1P; fis.isn..
HARMON DoANx. Secretary,
Medical Ehamipsn- RIGHAED t BSis' g N, D.; howARl
Il. l.. GOOLD. Attorney. UH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02
DANCING ACADEMIES.
BANGING ACADEMY,

DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. p. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
WI ard Of Newurieans that hia Danea,s 1nas
Academy will te opened MONDAY nert, Nov 4. At
N7s No. 6Cac,nieIet street, between Common and WS0
MN streets, he will teach all the u>
3 fashionable Dances in ssich the eics,rr
FreHeA t2nadyi1es,
False Denn Temps, Polka -Mazosrka,
Yalse a 7rois Temps, German POLKA Walt.
Polka da Salon, La ked0pa,
The Scottish Polka.
fashionable Daucss ladies and geusls
me a a codrse Of fifteen iesaons
NJ Classs and gentlemen from si O'Clock
every day.
w Class Children from O'Clock till dark MONDAYS
snd THURSDAYS.
rz- for gentlemen from haltps till 49, every nsat-
Nexf Orleans, Nov 2 1850. M 5n "a INV
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ME DACiu ERREOTYPE SALOONS, No. |
l. SO Camp street, (Sb's buildings) are now open
for the reception of visitors who are RESPECTFULLY nved to
Ep," These SALOONS have been magnficently furnished,
and attention will be bestowed to give satisfaction TO
BY the supedo arrangement Of e. the ,s LIsMI in The
OK sRss ,if aed in rspans Plates fora pIosaes
high degree of perfection. with the and natural
graduation # Light and sl'ads without which Pictures can
choice Of sys .sd Eas%ss s.a sns @
suitable for Miniatures. furnished al the manufacturer
" Artists supplied with article used IN the Da
gaeI'esype at NewYors pess = ,mD .t,es NeSsau,
SHAK ESPEAR IRON FOUNDRY,
2OS Gir0d Street, Mem Orleans.
WHEELER, PErTEES Il CO., would res
TO W ss1Ms % " sk yssi .nd a ta s sSSxR e9
asSs.M anS saw Mn SAciSESY nd RAR%%f WSRK
the shortest notice and the most approved system.
bore roa 9ss vss d a n anu
ordeD ior CouPus. Pipes. Wheels F9rnaee n Mouths,
Gires Stove Plates. Ven,atos. Sash Weights etc.. viii
The blacksmith Department is fitted to enable workmen
6rdss from Plantation pnncluaIy attended to. which
ps''tW WHEELGR, SIff pETTEEs Co, New o.ls,ns. La.
itti g. FeTHTHEsiEss' fRTTEEs. s !. SsSWSSDo6ff.. g.,
PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS. &c;
y STREET, New Orleans, has Just received anew 4
and large Of Brass Cocks, various szes 40
Force and Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, etc. ETC.; ~
Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs and Shower bsths -
Also, laying and Lead Pipes Sheet Lead wus
OF every description Ship Steamboat work promptly
put up and repared AL orders nromntly atieh'e W.
6V Charses moderate. -----------
SEY MOuR q BRO.
WEOLESAI.k AND RETAIL GhOCnAss
Nos 242 and 2i4 Tshoupitoias street, 'Seoorfea"s'
| KEEP constantly on hand good supply 6 Of y every
IA article IN the GROCERY LIZ r. s4Sn EE iS g.
| BACON, BUTTER. LARD, COZ Ell, Ea,r ;;' So IN
MOLASSES, FISH. ETC. etc. IN large VI '" svs s
| to suit purchasers - . =
| DAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP
Il q R0WERS so long and avorably known rs a HOUSE,
anil Sins P.NTKR ldniorm ms numerous friends anu
the nnblic IN general thai he has FAINT SHOP, at IVA
Mnsayne street. where he prepared 10 contract iot exc
snns viii prompiness and dispatch all oers IN his ht oi
| business with the very best OF matsrlas NJ y
| (SIGARS-2OO.OO 900 Cuba and Short Skies, in
mbi5 il9's anu A. f. COCHRAN. n Tesoupitouas st.
| DRANDY--l50 half, quarter and eighth pipes
| ID assorted brands, for sale by
api Nv. ARTHUR y co. q and . New lsvee
VITHlSKY-l5O bbls Corn Rectifed, Monon
| w gahea and Old Rourbou, for sale by
| apl Nv. ARTHUR Co y and - New leyee.
ERESH COW PEAS-l00o bags in store an
| l. ios sale by BARELi.i co. 81 Common St
| COAP-25O boxes Olein Oxide, for sale by
- !. I. W. ARTHUR y co. % snd y New Lssss-
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NdILLER, HARRIS Il WALDO, No. IA Cana

MILLER, HARRIS u WALDO, No. IA Canal
Nl street, New Orleans, wholesale and retail dealers in
paned and Wooden Ware Table Mats Gilt and Bonzed
Lamps and ndoles Glassware Plain and Coored Floor
and Wax Candies; Sperm aals Lard in;eed Nsa.sloot
tine and Paints Of all descrpons brushes Window Glass
Putiy White Lead; Sand Paper; Glue; Cgrled Hair Han
ture Coach Black Japan and White pamar Va,rishes
Also-Picked and Common Moss always Tor sale.
PRICES OF CAMPntNE: -
Nv the barre Observation-Disclosures 30 cents per gallon
Nv the We gallons .65 per gallon
For less quantity 10 gallon
r,hiJ In jy w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

A Coon SIGN.-The Charleston Courier learns
from the Observer, published at Winyah, South
Carolina, that several gentlemen in that town have
bought ont the entire interest Of the former propri-
etor OF the ice-house, and have ordered from the
North supply of ice for the coming season. We
are glad to see this for two reasons first because
1t Indicates that our friends in the Palmetto State
are disposed To keep cool, Notwithstanding occa-
slonal appearances TO the contrary and second,
because II shows that they not yet unswerv-
ingy determined on the system of non-intercourse.
Washington Republic
VALUE OF MOUNT VERNoN-Ion, the CORES.
ponlent of the Baltimore Sun, in his letter of the
oath ull., has this interesting paragraph:
"It is said that Mr.. Washington, proprietor o.
the Mount Vernon estate was asked by the Pres
DENT on Friday, the price at which the United
States Government could purchase Mount Vernon
| for a Military Asylum, and that the reply was
| that for two hundred acres around the manson h,
would ask two hundred thousand dollars. Mr.. W
| remarked that The offer of wn hundred thousan,
| dollars had been made TO him by private ndvdu
ais, and that, of course, he would expect the Gov
] ernment to pay the same"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

The Rev. DR.. Cox, a recent visit to Roches-
ter NewYork being invited to address the citizens
on the blessings OF the American Union, and the
evil influences which have of late been made to
weaken it" replied that nothing but the state of
health" prevented In his letter, he thus speaks of
the Northern dsunionists: &,
"The classes of persons thus obnoxious to our
censure, surely the grandest obstructons, at
this moment to the real good of the country, and
the best interest of our colored population
Non tall auxlio detensorbus sts,
Tempus eget."
Heaven save us from such aid as theirs The times
DisOwn alike their services and Crimes
And he adds in note:
Sour duties alacays result from relations !;
and hence to separate them, and make duties as
if resulting from the relations of Others is confused
in thought retrograde in action and false in argu-
ment. Hence the Bible puts busybodys im OTHER
mems matters, in very proper predlcament, by
sorting them with murderers thieves, and evil doers
of every infamous description. See Peter 4; 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02
MEDICAL CARDS.

nOCTOR WREN, on jackson, between Rous-
- seau and Laurel streets, Lafayette Referencesr =
ACarwrght, Dr. M. Cannon, Dr. VIM. G. Austin. mlo ly
DR. J. S. COPES-Office and residence, 444
- Magazine street, second door above Edward. d3 1y
TAYLOR, DR.. B. F., Qate of Memphis) Office
i IN Canal street di7 3m oss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

MARRIAeE.-A very singular and extraordinary
marriage has just taken place in this city. The
names oil the happy couple made man and wife are
Mr.. Thomas Shores and Mrs. Susan Anderson,
whose united ages number over one hundred and
forty years, or seventy years each. What is still
more extraordinary about this Youthful and newly
welded pair, is that the minister who united them
in the holy bands of wedock is the son of the hap
py bride. Verify, wonders will never cease Mad
ison Qnd) Banner.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02
SHOES, HATS, ETC.

N11~ TEACHER OF MUSIC. ssan
X3SSk EEMKs. ~. CAMPBELL, Teacher Of sfn- Il
2k&e Piano Forte and Guitar, pupils
~ at her residence, on Race, near Camp street;
Julia
Lectures pupils
OF Music. Price IS
HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

nR. C. S. FENNER devotes paricu-
- lar attention To the treatment of ofDlSEASESaX0yS
OF THE EYE. Office, 163 Graver street. op-
.l,N Na.,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02


EGYPTIAN EYK BAlSAM.
n COHEN, having had 30 years experience, OILERS the
IL. above infalibe remedy for all Diseases per:
taning to the EYE Ophthalmia, of five years lE
OF years. cured in 10 weeks man of this CITY, =
being blind for MONTHS restored to the sign oi one
eye three weeks gentleman who always used specs of
% By wsaa 1snn $ Sag H1s ~
dammation Of days cured bv single DROP 1t gives
brancy the Eye. and also strenghens ,hs sight
~" Nos. 1si CIRCUS Street and ~ MAGhlzi,NE ,z ~
Street. apll ~
WI X. F. FRYER, INDIAN DocToR, formerly
w of Mobile, Ala. cures all curabe sickness q "A
Men, Women and Chidren-Resdencs and Once 80
Frenchmen street, Third Municipality: Once hours
from O'Clock A. M. till Pm F3r further parncu- -
lars, please to examine the : Daily Delta
Sv- INYoRMArIoE THx PuBMc-l do certify that
dung month of March, 1851 and have not lest bnt one
case Many OF those patients had been attended and pre-
scrbed for by several OF the most distinguished physcas IN
the United States and Europe, wrhout cure
Afflicted patients with disease
Have often come to me Tor ease;
Though much distressed have been their case,
| have seldom failed in curing them!
have seldom failed in curing all
Given under INV hand and Of honor this day aud
NewOrleans, La. April l, lsol
Testi mOniai.
s.For length of time suffered from Dropsy. Every
remedy which triet, and every physcan employed 0,
consulted for cure proved OF avail and with despair
contemplated the iuinre Then read n ne i"as"nS s S M
stating that he cured every species Dropsy ana s IN
very short time As situated then, man would grasI
any and every means oil cure and 80 turned 70 Fryer
In short space of time cured, SO that now am wei
and in perfect good health and, thereiofe earnestly wou
recommend Dr. Fryer all my former fellow sufferers.
| tat ns,r "HHRNARD MUNcH."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22

podss. We have much faith In the agood tine con.
tpg" Tor our eyes have witnessed great changes
within short period, which steps In the mighty
progress Of events and links In the rsst chain which
win soon enoircls the globe In it, strong embrace.
At Pepsita, Tahiti, the 18th OF October, EMILY
daughter Of Capt David Drisg, to Monsieur Bows Of
the French navy.
In Honolulu, on the l4th Of November, ABRAHAM H
FArSRwEAInER, formerly Of New York, but long
resident Of the Islands, aged 30 years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22
Marriages and Deaths In California.

-.
At the house of Mr. Stevens, on the American river
Dec LIST by d. d. Bullock, Esq Mr.. JONI HARrEs to
Miss JANE SrEvrrs, both Of Sacramento county
In Sacramento City, Dec. 18th, by Judge q. III Swift
DANIEL b. sATTEnFIsLp to Mrs. SARAH Il. BIsHoP, all
Of Sacramento.
In San Francifco, Dec. 7th, by the Rev A. Williams
EDWARD w. BRApFoRp, to Isabella TAYLOR.
In sacrame INTO City Dec. 10th, by Rev j. A. Benton
Mr. KAfu, to Miss MASuIKI, both formerly of the Hs.
wsiian Islands.