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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-03

| EXPLOSION AND OTHER DIsAsTERs.-A dread
| full steamboat explosion occurred at Glasgow
Scotland, recently, by which six men lost their
lives. On the same night, and in the same river,
| Tor near its entrance) the Thistle steamer ran
down the brig Laurel, from Dsmarara, in which
fourteen men persisted and on the same night,
and near the same place, the steamer Vanguard
ran down a schooner, in which four men were
| drowned.
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
TH F. large assortment of {, REEN and RI, ACK

4 TEAS everoffered for
sale this city and at lower
prices. These TEAS are II
the latest importation, aud
Of the most choice qualities
grown in China. having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put mp 10
small quantities in vel Sc.
cured METAL cpackages, 81
as 10 pres, their fra.
GRANGE Is Long ~ in thr
chests
t-r Git re al tien'rrs
country uercha.is, steam.
boats, ship ari hut -lssup.
piled with ever dnsc,i -.
ton OF TEAS iuchests, hall
chests, Y h "nr i ID box
ages, If lie ire't.
Ja27 fm A.
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared


In the First municipality designated in the following
table by mlD the Nos commence The Railroad and run
Nos the Steamboat Land
Ing teing Futboa Landing In the Third ln3) the first
No. Wharf
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BORDEAUX-Per ship aac Newton: l case mdse v
Barrett do GaursntIaG hhds wine " Mongneau-2ht
hhds wne sa1iHes and brandy fruit casks
and Irvine Lansta-4o hhds wine !opsnI45 do Boyer
Vredenhurgh Sco-0 hhds u h do wine Seignouret &co
lob rs hf hhds wine Paul lnge f &co3S half hhds
hampers empty bottles LacostslO Il! pipes brandy
Wiams-50 or pipes brandy a0 cases wine, AOO tiles
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS


Monday S Morning. March !, $751;
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Galveston, Place, Galveston and Maagotda
Harris Morgan
She Riff sSss RfSis Gfe ss
bS%as
sar3 sN bas sp Tdea Moaa Genoa ap'' A Hene
Ss shs %ss ISs liverpool Nhd:,
Br schr c Mathews, Robinson, Belize. Honduras. 60
schr NJ ,rca M Briggs. Anderson Mobile Jas Fafleiy
Arrived.
Steamship Pampero, Lieut. VIM w Hunter from Chagres
Span steamship Habanero. from Havana, to master-Poin
Ship Isaac Newton, Bush 50 days from Bordeaux, to M
Ship Eqropean Whiting from Liverpool Sd Jan. master
Bark Chas thompson Small Is days from Philadelphia to
Bark saranac, Yates. days from Charleston. to
Brig Water WITCH Brown. IL days from Chages. in ballast
Brig Denmark, Ransy, IA days from NewYok. to b.
Brig Prncpe Gchrist 10 days from Lavannah. to l. x
schr uISana L,wess days from Grand Gallon. to Chas
schr Southerner, Bousson. days from Tampico to o
Bevidere, Lodwick. fsom Carolina Bluffs.
Bro9klypp, Fuller, from t;;I.t Cinein All. ,;.,;u,
Cieona, Wells from Grenada.
Chancellor. Bacon. from Louisville.
GGsefR ay ss'ff 1's% peaad.onv
Montgomery. Estes from Old River.
santa Fe. Re;nolRs. from ' Montgomery Point
& ,5 la%s sn P4Ws f from 18th, ThbGa ncno,,
ST Charles. Apologize, from Shreveport
TOwboat Anglo o P9rts from the s..
bark Ss witch and
Towboat Mississippi Brown, from the Passestowed dowr
r s @ " s Euro
pean and y 6e!k Chas Thompson f, IL.
down and to sea on the list inst bark Cora sehr p
Sears and VIM Byan-brought up brig Principe and sch
| steamship Habanero and brig Denmark.
| RELow-CoMINa UP.
Two brigs unknown.
| -sOs-
Exports.
1926 bb whisky 5 do % ties rice 20 tons IRON l Dbl
potatoes, los sacks Coffee l50 sacks salt 32 sacks
NEW YoRK-Per ship Quebec: no bales cotton. "a d.
90 IS bis ooii 81 do lard
lss bb red OIL 70 DO castor oil S b6 o Ra
bxs candles q do sarsapaa 20 ties bses % h cask
& ss 81 R ssG Ss MS oa fss7
s1T e ss S SfpRs Bdd m bales cotton
| do Sea Island, 50 do moss. ,o ,,
LiVERP0ol;-Per bark Frederick: 1876 bales cotton,
| bxs lard 10 bbs lead ore.
GEs6APsr bark Idea: $50 bales cotton 1000 slaves
CHARLESTON-PeT bark Imogene: l0l cks bacon,
ties hams So bbs pork, 500 bbl -four 300 do whisky ia b.
candles 20 bbls lard 100 kegs cheese "a bxs glassware,
| LlvEkPOOL-Per brig Johannes; 345 bales cotton, II
| bbs flour 3S5 ties 1853 bbls lard y
| GALxESTON-Per brig Excellent: 80 tons coal.
BEllZE. Honluras-Per schr G B Mathews: $50 bbls
hf do flour, 10 bbs bread do beef hams, So lar
bbls pork.
MOBILE-Per schr M NJ Briggs: 100 bbls -four, 10 BIT
pork Az hi Is bbls molasses s65 SKIS corn, III casks caret
|,
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]. NJ. W. POTION, 163 CarOndeet st :,
J. C. DUNLAP, "a Camp ST.,
felO Am w p CAMPR In II, Ss Grayier at

nR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon, would
- announce to the citizens OF this city and itsN
vicinity that he Is prepared to attend to AL BUSINESS
In his line entrusted his DR.. Elliott hopes HA
his long experience Veterinary Surgeon will in--@
sure him large business he spent nine in the Vete
Inary College of France five in Prussia and the last
five years in this city with great success The Doctors
charges from 81 to 90 upon durable disease.
Advice gratis.
The Doctor is to be onnd At al hours OF the day and
night al rateFsal's Stables st. Cha les street.
TT FAMlLY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and for sale TEA 3m
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COMPLhTE HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
Ii. BrOlUe9' y Co.,
No. II Camp street.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENwARE, LAMPS, Sill
~ yyn and RJAgED WAHn B, BdREAss.A T.s Iron
ec-beng the most complete assortment be found
the city. jail 3dp I'm
500 CRATES CROCKERY WARE,
TOGETHER with immense stock Of GLASS
AND CANA WARE, imported expressly tor ('FR
the trade of Louisiana, Texas, ssspp Arkansas, Mn
aAand Tennessee already store and landing, and S.V
Wi9 large shipments constantly arriving from Liver -
VII pool and the manufactures which offered country
- me chants at the lowest make pr.ce, Nv
| MUEL E. MOORE CO No. 81 Camp street,
Common Streets jail is2m
| CTAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE
~ 300 boxes Star Candles, Is, SIS and As,
100 quarter casks Port Wine; For sale by
| fela T. RYoN, % Old Levee st.
THE undersigned continue to make liberal cash
adva upon approved consignments to their friends in
FERD SsY s aaS
T INsEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL
$50 casks Soda Ashes and Palm Oil;
100 barrels Soap and common Rosn;
s00 barrels Pitch and Raw Turpenine;
aO barrels Spin Turpentine;
$500 kegs Tar and Pitch. in fine order;
30O barrels Bright Varnish and Whiting;
1000 bales takum, various qualities;
900 boxes Yellow and White Soap, for the Mexican
100000 English, Pit'sburg. Baltimore and Pensacola Fire
5000 English Fire Tiles varous Sizes from 9x9 36xls
1870 barrels Newark, Rosendae, and other brands OF
Cement and Plaster;
600 barrels fresh Thoma' ton Lime, landing;
For sale f BY '''sI ALFRED E KEHRNY s Go
fe2l 2taw3m II Magazine street.
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Notice.
All Povers Of Attorney heretofore given By me hereby
oxed. fei3d WOLFF, IS Camp street.
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Rocheenu &co4 bbls nuts, mdse Rolet-24 hhds
5! wine 20 bbls brandy ISL brandy fTnt
Magnan-92 hhdI 37S wine Maxent-iSD hampers,
baskets and eases empty Jugs and bottles cask seed, pipe
dimes and brandy fruit A u Heine-S pkgs mdse ~
Tauvry-271 do bales corks NJ Tupery-S hhds and lU
wine cases me Ferbos Bros3 hf hbds wine loson
svestreN do Cadihan6te hhds hi d9 ~ bbs ~
wlne 30 pipes brandy, cks twne M L9cas-.U
wine de Fuentes &co-l do mde EgoordanIIh n
pines 10 do bb brandy. pkg mdse CarIee-4 hhds
wine ar pipe brandy l. do 43 hf hhds wine,
mdse Lambe4O hhds 30 half do wine 90 cases alb
synthe LOnge-6 mdse A Depis-i0 hali pipes
brandy Tardo-23 cases prune,s toelhe ScSIo hall
dor-lO0 hi hhds wine sardnes etc Noel uraud
mdse Turpin-2 do Redon-44 hhds hi do wne
Al hf 46 or As bbls brandy, "a cases mdse. order
LlVERPOOL-Per ship European 57o6 sacks salt John
Toole. -
PHiLADELPHIA-Per bark Chas Thompson: Assorted
mdse.
NEW YORK-Per brig Denmark: Assorted mdse.
SAVANNAH-Per ig Principe 400 casks lice to s l.
Il f l. Levy.
80 do to order. 49, 1890
GRAND CAILLOU-Per schr UrbaDa: A. hhds sugar.
100 bbls moasses Byrne &cO 300 do " Denns0un
Hco-l10 bales Drui het Il Son.
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Cough, the temperance lecturer, is holding forth
in Cincinnati
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AUCTION SALES.

Clothing. Shirts. zee. Hat.... and Cans.
BY j. Il. BLACHE a. co.
MONDAY March 3, 10 o'clOck-Wl auction
Nl roons No. II Chartres street.
An CLOTHING, such Qneen Cloth Merino
and Alpaca Drsss Coats Froeks and Paeos Drug,
Msrno Monterey Cord, Cotorade Kentucky lean Pa falcons
Silk Shirts Co.ton undershrs
penders, Silk Handkerehiefs, etc, etc.
Also
Is dozen Of Merrimsck striped SHIRTS
40 dozen Of conred SHIRTS.
Of Drab.F
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Education.
OGLETHORPEU UNIVERSITY. G

Education.
OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.
THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
phanthropic more liberal finished education than
has been offered by other Literary Institution in the
country For the payment Of hundred dollars in advance
will be issued, which entities the holder have whole
family of boys educated without any further charge for
tuition and Tor the pay of five hundred dollars script
will be given emitting the holder and his legal representatives
The high literary Character of the Faculty. as well as the
heathness of the location and the moral training of the
DENTS makes it OF the desirable Institutions of the
South for the education of our youth.
For particular information relative the Institution app
ton be made eli her of the undersigned who the
authorized Agents for Louisiana:
j. M w PICTON 1853 Carondelet st.
JIG, DUNLAP, "a Camp St.,
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CnINaiUun go

Per bark Saranac, from Charleson-J Cotchett-Garca
&co-Fearn, Donegan Nco-Payne & Harison-H l. Stone
&co-Cherry, Henderson &co-E ForsallJ Cocks SEQ
-3abcock u Fennel-A f Cochran 500.
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NOTICES..

Red Rover Fire Co. No. 49,
II The ffissrs sah members ~ this Company
- viii p'esse attend the regular month meeting
MONDAY the 81 n March, at hslf-past O'Clock,
-. NJ, puuctually. by order.
T. FINNsY VERLANDER, Secretary
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SF1A Mile JENNY LIMBS 49,
X4k TENTH GRAND CONCERT W.
~ In NEw ORLEANS. ~
~ At the ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
On MONDAY EvENiNG, March ..
PROGRAMME. PART 1.
o.EsruhE.tLs hsa del Rsgsimsn.o, v... po",.s
Signor Bellotti.
sCENA and ARiA-"E vain i'espere," Robert lie
Diable) heyerbeer
MILE Jenny Lind.
DUO Themes of Guisums Te-P,sno and Violin
Osborne and DeBeriot
Messn. BENEDICT and WYNEN.
DuETTo-"Appurv ALA luce" LA hsna del Reg -.
s M'IIe isnnv lind and sisnor Beleri.
PART H.
OVERTURE (Zsmpa -'herod
PRAYER oh die Woke" tDer Ffs,schu) .we..r
Mile Jenny Lind.
LIE CARNAvAL DE vENIsE ''psganill
Mr.. WYNEN.
SCOTCH BALLAD-"Aulf Robin Gray.
Mile Jenny Lind.
BARCAROLA-"se la vita vuo godere ..Taiolini
SignOr Belletti.
HE ''A0 SOM Mile Jenny Lind. ''
CospuoroR. ....... Mr. JULIUS BENEDICT.
~ A fra. elias. ORCHESTRA, led by Mr.. JOSEPH BURKE
has been engaged.
" One of Chickerng Grand PianofOrtes, furnished BY Mr.
HENRY PARSONS Pisnoore wererooms, No. 10 Camp street.
will be used for this Concert
~ open hspas 6Concer to commence at O'Clock
s Book. containing words of the songs Price as
~ The price Of Tickets been fixed as follow:
Orchestra
Seat. in The Pit numbered. Three Dosr
numbered Two Dollar
Third Tier So Do on
Gallery. Doia
~ The choice for WEDNESDAYS Concert will b
disposed of at auction, TUESDAY MORNING 4h of March,
II O'Clock BY SYKES. HYDE CO. at their Sales Room,
Magazine street.
~ In order give equal chance choice of places viii
offered at the day each Concert Seats not so
at the auction may secured the above at the ticket Office
~ The Of JENNY LIMBS remaining Concerts in tbi
ey i, extremely limited, engaged passage
Steamer MAGNOLIA which will leave New Orleans the
this week.
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DAN RICE'S CIRCUS

DAN RICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERDIDo STREET.
Re-engagemen the Six Horse Rider, sTlCKNEY
THIS EVENING, March ga Grand Oio of Arenc Olympic,
Equestrian and Pantomlmic Enetainmnt' which the great
Rider LEVI NORTH haster Jean, OConne Edgar Harper,
MILE vcoa and the Whole collected force of the Company viii
appear. THE EE CLoWNsDan Rice, Ben Jennings and Sam
Weser will render the and mhu beyond
cedent.
Doors open quaerpas g. performances will commence at
quarter-past O'Clock.
Office between the
hours of 10 and 2.
rF- Circle, so Pit, IS Free Col
ored Gallery cent?, mhs
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In the United States District Court Eastern District of
Louisiana .Nob7&. LANES ". GOSLEE ct

In r. y.,sd sta1ss Rs'r'et GeS ESse Rs'r'
obedience to an admiralty warrant to me direct
ed in the aboye entitled suit seized the seamboa, lag
hereby cite and admonsh the owners and all and
every other persons having pretending to have
before District Court qf he Ini,sd Tor the District
3t % III tss
'' iss sfS9s'n' FSS L. j. scorr u s. Maha
FOR sALE-A fine Saddle Mare. Apply to
L fe26 1wis WIN. J DEWEY. 80 Gravier ST.
FOR SALE-A likely Mulatto Boy, about
twenty-five years 9dawe acquainted with the man
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
of site sS5 h pys MeaGd G Ii
HILL, Of Messrs Fiji. Mclean CO. .,''' " iess
FOR SALE-The well known Watering Place,
| 4 HOLLYWOOD on the Eastern shore Of Mobile 49,
with al tie and an ns
msSs hso, on Ia e terms II application
This establishment was commenced about the LIST of Janq
s for
and has paid prot on the Investment OF over 10 per cent
The location is of the most commanding Mobile
having all the eonyenences for Shower and Salt Water
Bathing that required for watering place. The country
round pine woods ponds in the vicinity and
The main building, besides parors, dining rooms, office,
pantry, etc. contains sleeping. large number OF
cabins varying in size to suit amIesa of which frame
buildings, and have been finished within the last
| can accommodate comfortably $50 persons.
To having funds invest this
or advance on said property holding the security
Comfy half the insnrabe value would be required will
please call u. NJ. Wilson, St. Michael Chamber
lain & Co., Commerce street
WILLARD FREEMAN. Proprietor.
| February IA, 1851. fel9 3w
| VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AN
NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable and highly
improved Sugar Plantation, situated the parish of Point
Coupee containing 1900 Of which 500 under cult
walton, offered for sale. Sugar house, with
riOr Engine, has Just been completed of 4 600
With the Plantation are offered Thirty yaluabes Negroes
a more full description and terms, apply to
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & co.
/ TTniou Roxy Carop daIaf al
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pn aGanoerA.

The bark Saranac. the Goth u, off Cape Florida, So
ship John & Albert steering North.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-15
Ggs5s fGrmer.
Health Of Stock.

To ri olnote the health Of stock,
mix occasionally, one part of salt,
with f3ur, FIVE, or six parts Of wood.
ashes, !; nd give the mixture to differ
cnt kin IDS Of stock, summer and win
ter. It promotes their appetite, and
tends B keep them ina healthy con-
dition. 1t is said to be good against
bots in horses, mnrrain in cattle, and
rot in 5 heqp.
Hor4 rldish root is valua Bile for
cattle, II creates an appetite, which
is good for various diseases. Some
give it to any animal that is unwell.
1t is g4od for oxen troubled with the
heat II animals will not eat it vol
UNFAIRLY, cut it up and mix it with POI
tatoes. pr meal,
Feed all animals regularly. They
not onlE look for their food at the
usual. I me, but the stomach indicates
the wan t at the stated period. There
fore, fed d morning, noon, and evening,
as near the same time as posi- ble.
Guai d against the wide and injuri-
Gus ext rem es of satiating with excess
and sta ving with want. Food should
be Of a suitable quality, and proper
toned to the growth and fattening Of
d.
animals, I'd their production in young
and mi Tx and to their labor and ex-
ercise. Animals that labor need far
more 4 bod, and that which is more
nutritiP bus, than those that are idle
S,GuaF I'd all descriptions of ..stock
against cold and exposure, especially
againstsco storms ofrain. sleet and
damp fnow, and again St lying out OIL
the col Z gr ound in eoolinights, in the
spring and fall.
Ina dry time, see that the animals
have d godd supply Of pure water
When the fountains are low, they
drink the DRAWINGS Of fountains
stream and passages Of water, which
are ulATholesome.
If barns and stables are very tight
and WI rm, ventilate in mild weather:
even ih winter.
In FEEDING animals on apples or
roots, begin with small quantity and
gradually increase it. It would be
better to have all changes in food
made gradually, when there is mate
rial difference in the nature of the
food, aB from hay toJsggass, and the
reFersd; from much fodder to much
grain, and the reverse.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-15

boss that the first tooth | pulled on
my mississippi Patent Plan | either
broke the neck Of the patient or
bis jaw b ne, and | have done nei-
Their
Did you neverpull a tooth that
way before? why, you told me you'd
pulled a hundred
yes, but they al belonged to dead
men,
and il the rope hadn't guy way, I
reckon there'd bin another dead
mans pulled. Cdss you, you'd new
er pulled my tooth, if / hadn't
thought you had plenty Of 'sperience;
but gin meImy change, | wants to be
gwine to- the boat.P
I gave the fellow his change for the
fve-dollar bill, dedqcting the quarter,
and the next day, when ehdeayour-
ing topass it, I found we had both
made a mistake. | had pulled the
wrong to 9th, and lie had given me a
counterfeit bill.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-15
SaW-D for Orchards.

! A y ear ago last fall I hauled load
Of old rotten saw-dust and t brew 1t
aroand my young applestreeS- My
neigh or over the way is one q f those
characters who plods on in the So me
old ira ck that bis father and great
grandf lther did, believing that they
knew Ill and more too. My neighbor
told m e e ] put saw-dust around my
Il tees it would surely kill them. He
said be put manure a round some Of
his trees, and it killed them. | told
hi1nI would risk it AN y how / put
fresh stable manure around one row
and saK-dust around the next, around
anothe i row 7 put leache ed ashes, and
the remainder. of the orchard | ma
nured with well4rotte ed barn-yard ma
nure. and in the spring spread it well
and l4nted the gro nd with corn and
POTATOES. The resi- pit was, my trees
grew very luxuriantly but the trees
where the saw-dust was, grew the best,
the bark being smoother, and the
trees hadIa healthier appearance. l
will ST te also, that the part of the
orcharh planted to potatoes grew
greatly better than that part planted
10 5corh. The soil a clay loam.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-15
FUN AMI0 9ANGNa
+, The Determination,

Alfather sis by The chimney post,
Oh winters day, enjoyingla roast;
BY his side is maiden young and fair,
Agirl with "a wealth Of golden hair;
Ahdshe leases the father Stern and cold,
With question OF duly, trlte and old:
Say, father, what shall maiden do
w hen man of merit coaSs TO WOO!
And, father. what Of this pa hn in my breast
Married or single-which is the best!"
Then,he sire of the maiden, young and fair
The girl with The wealth. oil golden hair,
Hp answers, as ever do faith bfs cold,
TIP The question Of duty, tr le and old:
she who W eddeih keeps Gods letter,
She who weds no! doelh be tter.''
Then meekly answered the maiden fair--
The girl with the wealth of golden hair:
Il will keep the sense Of I'd Holy Letter,
COnlen, TO do we'll without Iloing belicrl''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-15
JEW I0A VHKD'S
or Hebrew Plaster.
Tl,e fsreaf Kennedy.

HE Great Kennedy,
For Rheumatism. Govt. Pains 10 tie Side
Hip, Back, Limbs ald JonIS, Strolula
Kings Evil, White SwelBgs, Hard Tu
mors, Stf JOINTS and all Fixed Pain.
4 whatever. Where this Plaster Is applied
Pain cannot exist
TsIHESE PlRsters possess the advantage
Il OF beng put up in alright boxes
hence lllsy retain theIr full virtues in all
lcliuates.
| HAVE YOU FRIENDS GOING TO
CAJ.iFOKNIA2
IBy all means advise them 10 take along 9
lsupply of this plaster, " may save them hun
dreds of dollars, II hbt their lives, as the expo
sures whlch they have to enduIe in The mines
lbs sure to bring on disease, which might be
easily cured by the use 81 this celebrated plas-
for the want OF which many have been OBJ
Iliged 10 quit their abors and fall into the
hands OF the physicians, who by their exlrav
agant high charges, sooh take away the hard
earnings Of The oragest Iaboring man. BY
sleeping ~ tents or on the ground. Rheuma-
! tlSm, Spinal Disease, Stiff JOINS, Lame Back
or side, and all ike diseases, are sure to troub-
lie them, and many iimes entirely lay them
up, when the simple application Of this plas-
ter would give them immediate relief, and
enable them 10 proceeu with their labors with
out delay. I
II has been very Beneficial IN cases oil
weakness such as Pain and Weakness in the
Stomach, Weak Limbs. Affections OF the
ISpice, te male Weakness, sc. No female
Isubjecl TO- pain AID weakness in the back or,
side, should be without il. Married ladies',
IN delicate sillauonsl find great relief from
constantly wearing thlsIplaster.
The application Of Fhe plaster between the
shoulders has been found certain remedy
Ifor Colds, Coughs, Pailisic, and Lung Al,
Iiectlons, in thar primary stages. 1t destroys
inflammation by Precipitation.
BE- ware Of couuterieits and base limitations.
Deal FTs and purchasers generally are caution
ED al aInst buying OF any but our regular
Agedis; Otherwise they will be imposed upon
win a woFinless arilcif; as many base eoun-
erleils OF this plaster are in exislance.
REMEMBER
TIL lie genuine Is sold only by Us, and ourI
advefiised Agents throughout the South
No eddler is allowed 10 sell it. In future
The genuine viii have the signature of e.
on The New stee! plate engreved
LABEL on the top Of each box; 10 counterfeit
which will be prosecuted as forgery
SCOVlL s. MEAD.
Us CharTes ST., New Orleans. |
Sole General Agents TOR the Southern States, |
10 whom all orders and applications OF agtn-
lies wust be- addressed Scll by
WEBB &SIstafvH, ),
IieDeE & HoNErcurT. Elktou, Tom.
!. r DEMoviLLE, Huntsville, Ala.
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