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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-15

-0iNGSENG PANAeEA.-..Thispr sprepsrstionit
sesmsis attracting good deal Of attention in the
West end South atprssent,) From what we have
seen Of j,s action jn Coughs. Colds, Pieurisy,
Asthma. Ec.s we feel fully justiied 10 recommend.
Ing our readers 10 give Il trial. The price, too,
10 low..-only fifty csnts...jusi half what cough
medicines ususlly cell for.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-15

IN is,ng between Jasper Mallory and John Nal
Iory, at Clarington, under the name and 6sn -
John Mallory & Co, was dissolved By muiuaicsn.t
sent ON the lst day Of March. ls4S. ttleA aihssI
NIB Tho uDdersigned will continue the sslt
of Dry Goods and Groceries in the room fosmsrly
occupied by said firm, where. by strict aiieniisn
to business and selling the cheapest goods in towa.
he hopes to receive the patronage Of his old eusss.
iners and the public generally.
April s. 1878 JOHN MALhc1x
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-15
MONROE HOU Sc.
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.

The subscriber has taken this well known house,
Qatey occupied by J. Morris.) where he is prepar-
ed to entertain the travelling public and boarders
in the best manner His table will be furnished
with the best the country affords; and his stable
well provided with provender. By low bills and
strict attention TO the wants those who patronize
him, he hopes to merit liberal share of custom.
April, lS4S- JOSEPH REDDING.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-15
kx71LLIAM sTRAITsBUR US Es.

u11LLLAM s sTRAITsBURYy Yy Es.
\ " TATE. = Notice is hereby given that the
subscriber has been appointed and qualified as ad
ministrator Of the estate OF William Strsitsbpry,
late, Of Monroe county, deceased. Az persons
having claims against said estate will present them
legally authenticated within one year from this
date, for settlement; and all persons indebted to
the same will please call and make immediate
~ An ..... ., JAMES CULLEN, Adm.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-15

J" LILLIAN GOODHUE'S ESTATE
w Notice is hereby given 10 all persons in
debted to the estate Of William Goodhue late OF
Monroe county deceased. TO come forward and
make payment 10 the undersigned administrator of
SAID estate. residing in Belmont county. and all
persons having claims al anst said estate to pre-.
sent the same duly proved for settlement.
g.- = WILLIAM GOODHUE, Adm.
Apil Is, Is4S. .. sg ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-15
N. .EBACKLOCK T. Co. ..s'.' y. g
245 BALTIMORE ST. RALTIaToRz mn.
's WHOLESALE DEALERS IN yed ,asFq
BoOts,Shoes, Hats, Caps, BonnetS kc

Have received direct from the Manufacturer .
large and well assorted Fresh stock, and are pre-
pared to offer great Inducements to country msrs
chants and others who will favor them with acau.
Our stock consists in part ot a - !,
1900 CASES SHOES AND HATS. y
Mems Boys youths Cali Kip & Cumned Boosss
-4 "'" Goat Monroes.,
Womens s Misses pegged & sewed Wells q BoeIs;
I" ,.a3oa Kid, Morocco and Seal Sippesss
with large assortment Of Caters. city made vol.
and Childrena Shoes Of al kinds, sr,q .,,'.tsis =
...Y HATS. m0. s.aBy,o
/ Russia, Moleskin, Coney and Nutria Hsfa ssl ;
Mon,tiey, Baena Vista sporting and w DOL HalaD
Sennet, Panama, Chinese, Straw &, Angela Hass.S
Also, a large stock Of Palm aud Leghorn ,Hsss.,
\ so CASES BONNETS. .Q .,ssesss
! Florence Braid, Deron, China Peal. willow.
Lawn, Neapolitan, and other kinds; with large
stock Of Trunks, Shoe Thread and Backing. b. Il
/ March ls, ls4s.-ly T sy-aL ,aI8aiGsll
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p. w. WOODLIEF.

NO. 27 CHARITIES STREET. .
ID FSPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
N generally that he has inst opened at the above eia Dish
nent a well selected stock of French English German
Swiss and American Goods to which be invites their
particular attention His stock consists principally oil the io
lowing articles, viz:
Rich Cashmees and Moasseines 1e Lame, plain and fig
ured rich Omure changeabe and figured Silks; black,
watered and plain Silks MernOs; black and coiOTed Apa
cas- black Bombaznes; French and American Prints CASH
mere and silk ShaWs rich Canton Grape Shaws; embol
dered Collars and Capes; wOsed and cotton Shaw and
Handkerches wOFsted aud cotton Danasks diapers and
new styles; cotton silk and wOollen Hosiery misses and
boys Hoey Gloves Crayats; fancy Eandkerchets meri
and silk Shirts and Drawers; woed Palds Tor cdren
Linens; Lawns; etc etc. etc.
5 He also invites the attention Of Planters to complete
assortment of PLANTATION GOODS consisting OF
KeTeys Lnseys, CottOns Fannek, Blankets, Hosiery,
Cans no
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D.s- "And so you're going out to the East Hin
gies, my darlint, Mrs Marooney7n said an old
Irish croe TO the young wife Of soldier, about to
embark for Madras; I've been IN them parts
meeself, and well do / remember the torments
went through, night and day, with the muskca-
ices They have long suckers hanging down from
tier heads and they'll draw the LIES blood out of
We before yon can say pease.
This terrifying account lived in The memory Of
ihe young woman; the vessel made Madras roads,
The decks were soon crowded an hahus aellgnlsu
III lie siphf Of land Mrs Marooney among the rest;
bnf efov was Of short duration for on the shore
She perseived an elephant Horror-stEick ken at tns
sieht and in breathess agitation, she approached
the mate, exclaiming, with upiiled hands, Holy
mother, is that a muskcaio
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gy- TIal,evrand had a confidential servant exces-
siveI devoted to his interests, but withal supefa-
tyely nquisitive. Having one day entrusted nm
with letter. the Prince watched has faithful valet
from the window Of his apartment, and, WIN some
surprise. observed him reading the letter On the
next day a similar commission was eonilaed . ne
servant. and 10 the second letter was added pest
scfipl. couched in the following terms
q You may send a verbal answer BY the bearer /;
he il perfectly acquainted with the whole aiiaif,
having taken lie precaution to read this previously
ip It's delivery"
Suclsa postscript must have been more eIeetlse
chan the seEsrest reproaches-
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PATENT 0FFTQE REPORl

TJJsT received 81 Weld & Co ..,
ab THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE C0MMlS-
SIONER OF 5PATENTS-FOr the Year 184T
54sTHE IMAGE OF HIS FATHER R''-By the Author
of " The Greatest Plague OF Life. y Z
= HoLDFNiSs sD0II.A AR MAGAZINE--For September.
FLOWERS SPERBONIFIEE-=No. y
PALACES OF THE FACULTY. rsv,.-
BOUSSINGAULTS AGRfCULTURALt CHEM
VII,FRFD RONTRESSOR -
WHAT SAW IN CAIIFORNlA-By Edwin Bryant.
ORPHAN EIECE-By Miss Pickering. p ~
BLACKWOODlS MAGAZINE-FOf September.
= BRAGEL NNE-Complete
For Sale BY OILS WELD ~ TO u camp 81
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cnAT.i noALll

1~tITY coal, Y YARDS-OFFrCE and YARDS Nos. 332
and 334 TcHOuPIroULAs STREET, three squares shove
St Mary arketAi iays on hand and for SALE wholesale
on retail either by aoa out OF yards IN any guam;
tity- PITTSBURG dyNTHRACf1E, ENGLISH
C.4N,NEJ. and TRaDE Y.4TER COIL.
Steamships coaed and trimmed with dispatch; steamboats,
Fowboats Foundnes Cotton Presses Sugar Rehnenes. Ho
tes Smiths Mills Plantations the upper or lower Coast
Water and Gas Works supplied with any Quantity OF the
best PITTSBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
dispatch. Families Stores, Offices etc supplied with the
hest quality Of Pittsburg nthracite English Camel and
Trade Water Coal well screened delivered in any parts OF
the cities of NewOneans Lafayette and enVons at the low
est market prices.
EH@ All orders strictly attended to-
EW@ Contracts entered into TO supply yearly.
MCLEAN. WILLARD & CO., as
NJ 2nn 332 TchOupifoulas street
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SUGAR LIME
s1fA0 BBLs. SUGAR ~ pnt up expressly io5 sg-
SDO gar-making, in extra barrels landing rom paf&
Alyarado. ...ALso.e... 2. go Il,
Landing from brig Pamaho-l0 1000 casks I41OAlA5IQM
LIME; and. from ship Brandywine-l5sD5v ErG4A19n
FIRE BRICKS. For sale BY
o2l JOHN STROUD & COZ. l49 Common 81
EDRANDY.--s0 half and quafter pines I il9pny =
ID Co.'S SazernaeN q and other avoIite bianes npiak
and in store for sale BY DENTON 3 b. ftl1l I,
mis- 3t q a9a = -1-es .2s -
FHTINES 10 auarter casks Of AadsiEs Dry and sMeet
a. 80 1880 81 e''u @ O1 BENTON & BARRETT.
blsN 2 ana q GfayieT s.
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Splendid Assortment of
WINTER CLOTHTN NC.

NO. 13 CAMP STREET,
FBNHE subscriber has lately returned from the North where
he has devoted his time he manufacture OF large and
well assorted stock of CLOTHING, which, for style and
finish, cannot be surpassed
G5ni.emen purchasing at retail, and dealers at Wholesale
sre ia viied to call and examine for themselves.
The following articles offered at lower price than can
be sold By other establishment OF the kind N the South
ern COuntry
Black Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Black Blue Brown and Olive PALETOTS and SACS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
Super super Black Doeskin PANTS.
e0'1)rsay COATS ofevery description.
God-mixed and Brown Tweed SACS.
Super Embr0idsied Black Cashmere VESTS.
White Marseille' (Poika)
nsIm anu "-D' m. BARNETT. 1s Camp street. s
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

Os- Conles, in his excellent History Of Plants.
notices the virtues of hemp thus laconically; BY
tbs corlage ships ara guided, bells are runs' beds
are csfded, and rogues kept IN awe
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FREsH FALL GOODS.

FRESH IALL EUUDS, ,
NTOW RECEIVING a full ASSORTMENT purchased mostly
IN for CASH at AUCTION in the North, and BY agency
in Europe which will be offered nean yimpOrtaOn pces
Plain Black SILKS, all widths
Satin. striped and Watered SILKS;
Talfeta lflac;e do.
Changeahe Glacie do. very 1eh;
CASHMERES and MUSLIN DE LANES:
Raw Six PLAIDS;
Striped POPI.INS and Al3aca TABBlNEF;
Colored Plaid ALPACA and WOrsted PLAlDS:
Black Cashmeres de LANES, Alnaeas and Bombazines;
French CALICOES and GINGHAMS;
French MERINOES. light oolOTs;
MUSLIN DE LANES. solid colOrs;
Florence SILKS, all colOrs;
FmbToidered SWISS MUSLIN, for evening dresses;
New style Embrd COLLARS and CHIMEZETTEsi
Baiou's celebrated KID GLOVES;
Linen Cambric III HANDKERCHIEFS, great variety;
Ladies' and Misses English HOSIERY: with an exten-
sive sunply of HOUSE FURNISHING and PLANfA-
TON GOODS, which viii be- usual 9fered, At At whole
sale ices at NOl1AN >,
nj I'm corner of Chartres and Canal streets.
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LOTHING.-REMOVAIA
nj BARNETT has removed his store to \ O. - Is4JbP
now epared 10 supply the City and Country Trade with
full and eomRlete assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
CBOTHINe ieonssfing in part OF the following
Black Cloth Dfess and Fr0ck COATS;
Superior Black and Brown Cloth 0NERCOAISs ~ ,,res
Black Blue Olive and Brown SACS and PALETOTS;
Fine Black and Blue Felt do. = . .doi
Blue Mackinaw and Drab BLANKET COATS
Tweed SAIS, Of every Style
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANf5i
Printed, Mixed and Black Satlnet do.i
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS
Plaid Cashmere and Black Cloth do; oI om
Va hita and COored ManeiIes and VALENCIA 90: We.
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KATE wALsINGHAM, 60.

KATE WALSlNlTAAMs &cs
lust RECEIVED per steamship Falcon
J SHANDY MCGUIRE. or Tricks upon FFavelers--0y
THE Three SISTERS and THREE FORTUNES (
ARA BIAN NIG1TS-Pars and 3;
SFI,F-MADE MEsN--by John Frost, l. L. D.
Parts BR GGEIlONNE, and Complete
MYSTERIES and MISBRiES OF NEW YORK, Com
SHORT PATENTs SERAlQNS-by Dow Jr. Ipete.
R0IIcsH AND READY MELODISTS
BUSINESS MANS ASSISTANT
FRANCE, ITS KING, sics-ly Gen Lewis Cassi
AMERICAN REVIEW, tor October;
STIIIMANiS JOURNAL OF ARTS and SCIENCES;
and variety of New Books just received and for sale BY
o8 WELD & co., "a Camp street.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

A n EASTERN PRTCEs AZ The Commiszon Ga r.
N RTAGE REPOSITORY. No. 90
st. CIf.9RLES street, opposite the Com o eea
rnercial Exchanee.-On hand and constant
Iy receiving FASHIONABLE CARR ~ "
AGES Of the latest styles direct from tile nssnufactoes
GIES, &c. &C.. for Style finish and price equal TO any in
market Customers invited cal and for themseyes.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18
sTATE TAYrs


ID EsIDENTS indebted for Sate Taxes for the year l84
u T. and for State Licenses for the 1913 In the lf
Representative District NewOTeans, are hereby notified q
oaa at the Collectors office. No. 81 st Charles street. ~
all bills will be collected by seizure aud sale according to
hw This publication has been made TO presetye t people
from additional expenses and also prevent the Collector
W A. W SgATES, Collector.
The boundaries of the District ae embraced bst@esn
fsrie road IN tfe rem = n6 10f
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oARRTAcE MANUFAoToRY,


HFE Patronage that has been extended te very beF
ii aly the last seven years, whlein Com 1850 ~ .
mon street. has induced us the last simmer Ca aZ7AL
% erect large building expressly toI menn 3-e3
actunng and repairing GAhktAe ellS.-- - ~
We have Of the largest Shops IN The Southern
Country and are prepared with good Northern wOTkmen,
and the best of materials, to build any style O4 Carriage 10
order and guarantee them two ears used n the country
Carriages and can restore them almost 70 e original heauy
and durability, although apparently worn out ana useless
We viii pay freight carriages sent Us 70 repat " VIII,
also keep on hand assortment OF NEW ena Skc0HD-
taken trade for New We invite the attention OF
those wanting New Carriages their old ones epaed 10
call at ManUactory Repository and Judge icI them
selves, at the corner Q l12.d IE x and CIR oFDELT
Streets door to the Ohce OF ne Commeca water
Works, rear of the St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
Ie5 6n MATTHEWS q bt1te AN.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUMDERs,
Carpenters, and all others interested IN Buildiszs
YXT p. KELSEY s. CO.. srEAM MAxuFAcToRY.
Wv. ST. RI VI. Street 6etzoec 1a dad Cfar0d sts.,
aear The Protestant CngeferY now fully prepared to
execue toode every description o. work used n pnYae OF
Panel and sto9e loo poors mahogany sausters
Rollins * Stationary Blinds Awng POsts
Window Sash, Gaps and bases Tor Columns,
Window and Door Frames, Mahogany, Rosewood and
Mahogany Newes Black Walnut Aeneerng.
Every nption of Circular and other SAVING.
TURNING OF all kinds done to order
BUILDINGS every description CONTRACTED tuf Sugar-
thing appertaining thereto complete the best and most
approved plan. Drafts of Buildings and Machinery made
10 order. Stores sheleed and Bars fitted up.
Il orders addressed above will meet with prompt atten
ton. Those who desops Of budias svoad DO well to
give a call
~ Mahogany, Cherry. Black Walnut. Cypress and
White Pine Lumbar and Yellow Fine, or building
purposes, constantly on hand and lorsale o2i Sin
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

IAuBT. w NORTHlNGTON, Generat .4gs5st and
IN lllectoT Rodney Jeliofson county. Mississippi. will
sten punctaag 70 he Cs,'eoti0n Of Notes, DFafs Ao-
counis in FMS and tssiuthen par Of Claiborne county.
Rtfeys f0--ilFake q Evans. BTopghfen \ Muldoek.
fincka1d, Warren y CO. Rodney, Miss; John 60Odin,
RicI md Beck r. H.& G Nj Bayly, New Orleans; w.
K. Eonfy r. A. 8. Doniphan, Natchezs James @Oodin.
Cincianati jas Hand, riladepha; j. q Ja1aen tezng-
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

NEW D1scov KRyJr Cornell VI xtnes for GonoFraea
and elect Seminal Effnsions and Weakness Of the te{a q
Baddar This Mixture contains No INJURIOUS article what.
ever but POSSESSES properties o real efficacy and more
uongena to the censtnti0H than any ether medce lsee
for these Complaints. reed from the nauseang qnaile
aftendng copapia and the mixtures II VIII st9pnd
agreeable the palate and pleasant % the stoach ara WI
and certain for feaesod only 1t So Poydras street.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

GPENCER 3 MIDDLETON have Just received a their
- Office So Magazine sree from New Yok and b0sen.a
large assortment Of well selected new and latest 81 II
TER PRESS and JOB INT1NG TN PES and FRI N'f-
ING MACHINES. with which they are now prepared 70
execute all orders their line with correctness and dispatch,
and reasonable be Obtained IN The city.
Walthe facilities at their eonmand and with prnc
tc kaOWie3ne Of every department Of their business. 10
aFanee that they give perfect satisfaction 70 all
who may favor them with their cdst0m.
In printing CARDS the superiority Of the MAGIC
PRESS over eli Others use generally admitted
In proof Of which we invite examination and compar-
son OF our specimens with those Of other in the
s CARDS ar FROM $3 TO SIS PERi 1000,
And other descriptions 0f Book and Job Printing At equally
low Oa3
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

HEMP HEMP! :! HEMF4.3
EFSHEuudefsiqned in to mestt xewsei the
Board OF Underwriters. have set epaft excl ~ ~
the storage Of Hemp and other extra
No corner Deord and Magazine Streets u 2bss 1
facility Of RECEIVING and delivering At the fafe11sS tiSs
being no hosting to tie second story !equrel saass INN
the esirals Baca foI this q st2sFes
x e~, eFfiit - ttt.f-
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sr-.rr4,s tsr,.,. 4l4sok@1lus sLlg1ss
= H'hE CSt tAREN ERSHg gP hereiofons exstns between
. me nndeisgnsd IN the 9uetioN and coRRssaeE hus
ness, Is THIS Day dissolved BY mutual consent.
- " tlEfsS3N Is charged with the Aettiement d the
BUSINESS Of the drnl. J. 3. PERSON.
= Il. Z. J. Al B0NNEYAlL
:. - The subscriber vii eonfnae tie AUCTION AND
COMMISSION business. and will General roter
the sale anfpurehase Of Real Estate Negroes aad aohef
j A. BONNENAL. e. Gaser, &.
New Orleans. Aus.3 i8&. anS0
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

GEs- During trial which took place in the counI
try, respectable, though not very ostentatious
looking gentleman, occupied the witnesssb de-
votedy waiting cross examination -
counsel. e how d o you spell your name Z"
g Oh, ssr, replied Mr.. Wood, " very easily-a
lesson in it is very much at your service.
'' Come, sir, don't be impairment let his lord
ship hear it -
The witness proceeded thus tripplngly-
double o, D."
Z The barrister looked confounded, the court and
jury laughed, and Mr.. 0itiwell Wood'saeyidence
was suffered to pass unshlekled.
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Mn uTIMRTll

5TIPWARDS Of 1000 bottles of DR.. GQLEMAN,Sa
fGONORRCEA b1IXTU RE have been sold during the
past wear without hge Insiaaee Over ten
dozen used in our u s. Hospital lhIs ~ dcne eai-
enges compe,on both the POI u Of taste an CERTAINTY
Of cure where falls the money will e refunded in every
case ~ Sold by III KENNEDY ga ChaftIes street and
at DR ~ w. COLEMAN g TONIC BITTERS DEPOT
81, DO D q 9 s~7l s2af}H9
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LOST OR STOLEN. -
OST stolen from the advertiser, aDRAFT, OF whch
Ia the following copy
No ll2 Camargo Mexico. August I'd, 18E,
New Orleans La.
At sight pay to the order of James Chaplin the Of SIX
hundred and fifty dollars being for tnat amount received b
me in specie for the public service and Tor which TINS sha
m youT receipt al the Treasury of the United States Given
in duplicate this being the original WHICH being paid the
duplicate of same tenor and date to be mil and void
$3.50 lol7J g. Fl. CROSSMAN, MAJOR 4 t1r. MASTER
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HOInROnK OYSTER sALoQN.

CHICKERING'S P1ANO-EO3XES.
EENHE PUBLIC will please take notice that I HENRY
Il PARSONS, "a CAMP STREET. is my
only agent for the sale of my Piano EoRTEs B
in Louisiana; and that instruments taken at 81 N 4E n n
this depot may be considaEed fully guaran-l =
tied from the factory; and that the prices will be the same
adding freight and insurance only Orders may be LETT of
any kind OF instrument and no advance required until the
article is received and approved. j. CHlCkER1kG,
myI6 334 WashingtoR street, Boston.
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! CoPARTNERsHIP.

W CoPARTNERsHIF. :
ON the 30h Of Septsn be 1913 the undersigned assoaia-
- ted with him IN de BOOK ard JOB PRINTING
RTISTNESS MAJ LRvV1s A MIDDLETON late of Mobile
The business OF the Will in utns be conducted un
der the firm and style Of SPENCER & MIpphe1oN
o93 Il. SPENCER.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

Rs- sterne used 70 say, g The most accomplished
way Of using books is to serve them most people
DO lords, learn their title and then brag Of their ae-
quaintaneel
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18
FOR YUOATAN.

MILITARY GOODS The subscribers have now On
Iva hand 200 u. s. RIFLES, from Harpers --rszs7yS
Ferry a large supply of COLTS REPEAT. -
ING PISTOLS. OK shooers;l English Bi1Ll IN. a
PISTOLS. HOLSTER PISTOll5; also low sezzse,-zS7s
priced Revolving Pistols which, with ccmpete assornent
Of SWORDS. sABRES Military Sashes, and other NH.
tary Eaupmeng they offer for sale, low for cash g ID
ChanFes street. [Je22tfl HYDE & GOODRICH.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

MAGIC PRESS PRINTING OFFICE
n gPENcFR. LEWIS A. MID DAETOl
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

NOTICE,
T WILL PAY NO DRAYAGE IN future, except %
Il thoss who have order ,r,y,r, .. 9. er.,. :,
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

A Coon SPECIMEN OF POETRY, BY YANKEE
BoY-A miller, by the name Of Wright, kept
large flock of geese, which he fed from the corn
which was scattered about the mill A scamp IN
the neighborhood had pursued the practice, for q
length Of time, of stealing from the flock, when
ever he had occasion for d good fat goose. AT one
time he had occasion for an extra supply OF geese
and it came into his head to sprinkle in little wit
and poetry, with his thieving; so, after securing
three of the geese, he wrote on bit OF paper;
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

STORAGE FOR COFFEE
ENTE can axe on storage floor second s1oEy q
w dry and dark place. l5 900 bags Also. n anotm
store from % 900 to A 600 baez MsrohaaS naylnk coss
20 store will find to their dyanta q c enq oel
sD91 f53 TohouDitoulaz street.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-18

CoEvraas MAo1cAL PAfs Ex1RAcTos willproys abless;
ing all those who use it, A h s2sels.zn @ 5sme9xIoI ai
Baruss Sore Eyes Fe0ns, Ulcers Bruises, lie Bol0euN,
rvneas and an complaints which need an extenal appi-
cation Bg Is use InfammationS aIs isfmosfq sMellings
reduced and even Modification stayed lI"i pe snppsp
~ nj leFevnlen gratis ioF their pae and the poor o. their
naJishss-Sold only at So POydfas street.
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" Mr.. Wright, bid You good night,
IT is time for me to wander;
we bought three geese, at a penny apiece,
And left II with the gander. ~

And lefti with the gander
He then enclosed three pennies in the paper, and
suspended them to the neck Of one Of the ganders.
boy. with his grist, arrived at the mill just as the
story and poetry were being related to crowd.
The boy was very much taken with the poetry, or
uarses, as he called it, and was anxious TO possess
himself Of it, so as TO treat the family with it, when
he got home After listening attentively to the
reading Of it, three or four times over, ne thought
he had the Uarses all secure, and started of for
home but. for fear he might lose the jingle Of the
rbyme. he conned It over to himself all the way
home, where he arrived, ttterfng and chuckling 70
the very ends Of bis fingers, to think Of what reh
treat he had in store for the family Jonathan first
related the story of the stealing Of the geese, with
all the embellishments his ingenuity could invent.
" But, there 3 the varses" said he; that s the
'cutest of all. g Well, Jonathan, can you repeat
the varses'l' "Oh, yes, I've gothic varses safe
enough, for said them over to myself all the way
coming home. The varses Went sorter this way
Mr. Wright, I wish you good bye
It Is time fOEine to be going;
I've bought your geese fof three coppers A,,,,
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