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The daily crescent., 1848-09-27
- The maladv which seems TO have aflicted

0r The malady which seems to have afflicted
the editor of the Delta, is we fear, contagious pre-
monitory symptoms being apparent in one of the
correspondents of that paper, who complains, or
appears to complain, because we published the fact
that police officer had made an affidavit relative
to the explosion on board of the Concordia 1t
seems that no fact can be published in any other
paper, before it appears in the Delta, without some
degree of culpabiiy on the part of those who give
it publicity. The whole press will soon be in the
pillory
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

OF The rapdity of the rise of real estate in Gin
cinnati is well illustrated by statement made in
the Times by Mr., William V. Barr, son of the late
William Barr, owner of the " Barr Farm Mr.
B. has been investigating the matter, and states
that his father gave $33 so per for his property
in lsIl-'' thus says Mr.. Barr, paying 1855 50
for what at this day. on an average of $50 per foot
which is low, is worth $9,3O4 900, without refer
ence to the buildings thereon"
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

FORGERY AND PERJURY.-A man named John
Lynch was on the 18th committed to Jail in st.
Louis, upon charge of attempting to sell counter
felt soldiers discharges. 1t is alleged against
Lynch that in the transaction he committed both
forgery and perjury the investigation of which is
given to the Grand Jury now In session.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

BRIDGE OVER THE MISSISSIPPI AT ST. LOUIS
1t is stated in an Eastern paper, that, since Mr. FL
let has successfully accomplished the construction
of the W ire suspension bridge across the Niagara
river, he is about to revive the proposition made
by him some years ago, to construct wire bridge
over the Mississippi at st. Louis. The Republican
says that about eight years ago, Mr.. Elet made
thorough examination and measurement of the river,
and reported that he could construct such bridge,
at a comparatively small cost, and so high above
the water to interpose obstacle to the passage
of steamboats,. He also made soundings across the
river, and ascertained that permanent foundations
could be obtained.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

RENcoNTRE.-On the 10th inst. an affray oc-
CURED at the Planters House, St. Louis, between
Judge Townsend, Mr.. Alexander Powell, and DIR.
Chase. Several blows passed between the two
latter, though from what we have been able to
learn, no serious injury was sustained by either.
The origin of the difficulty we did not learn-says
the Reyeille
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27
From the Cheraw Is. Cd Gazette ]

LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLoR.-We have re-
ceived from the Secretary of the meeting held at
Bennettsville on the 7th ult the accompanying
respondence between himself as the organ of the
meeting, and Gen. Taylor, containing the Generals
response to the proceedings at that time, in which
his nomination was cOncurred in by the meeting /;
and which we are requested to publish, as being
the most convenient and suitable means of convey
ing TO his friends of that meeting the profound sense
of the obligations thus imposed upon him.
BENNErTsvILLE, Is. C.) Aug. q, 1s4S.
Sir Enclosed have the honor to send you faithful
report of the proceedings of meeting OF the citizens
of Marlboro District (S CO held this place the 9TH
inst in which you will find that l. Secretary, drec-
Very respectfully, your obedient servent.
B. ID. TOWNSEND.
To Gen. 4. Taylor Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
FAsTPAscAeoULA (Mss) Sept 5th, Is4s
Sir Your communication poStmarked the 23d u, and
the Newspaper containing the proceedings of
mas meeting OF the citizens of Marlboro District he'd at
Bennettsve the 9TH Of the month"; have been duly
received.
beg that you will take suitable occasion to convey to
my friends composing the meeting profound sense of the
Obligations under which they have placed me by thus uncon
ditonay concunng with In other parts
OF the Union in my nomination for the Presidency.
Should their wishes this respect be realized at the ap
preaching election, shall be earnest endeaVor in the dS-
charge Of my duties to give satisfaction TO my countymen
am. sir. very respectfully, your obedient seryent,
BD.TOwnsend, Bennsttsvile Marlboro District, s. c.
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SISTER OF CHARITY.-We have to record the
death of another of the noble, selfsacrifcing Sis
tiers Of Charity. Sister Julia Shirk, aged about So
years, died yesterday of yellow fever. She was a
native of Baltimore, and had been member of the
society for thirtytwoyears. Whats glorious career
in the cause of Humanity-thirty- years devoted
to the alleviation of the suferngs of the sick and
dyingl
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~ See First and Fourth pages. 81
Charity Hospital. .semi-weekly Report
Board of Health.

List of Interents in the City Of Ne Orleans for the "a
h0urs ending September 8, at IL o'clock M.
Apoplexy l. Consumption !, Gonvulsions Cholera In
fantnm Dropsy DianhOa Ententls l, Yellow Fever o.
Tvnhod do HemOnhage of the lnestnes l. Uncertain l.
Totai Isl Ia were whte and colOred. under 10
Whers 5cru-IreIand 6. Germany l. NewYOrk l. Massa
ehusetts l. Tennessee l.
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MASSACHUSETTS l. o. OF o. F.-The proceed
ings of the several encampments in this State, for
the year ending lst July, are summed up as fol-
lows: Number of limitations, 239; contributing
members, TIT; revenue, $S,05S. The total amount
of Relief for the year, was $25O7, viz Paid for the
relief of Patriarchs S2269; relief of widowed fam
lies, S28; for burying the the dead, $2lO. The
Grand Encampment is represented to be free from
debt, and has fund to meet future exigencies.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. Is, 9P. M.-The Barnburners
of Hamilton county, Ohio, have nominated Samuel
Lewis for Congress, and full legislative and cleo
toral ticket.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

A HARD CAsE.-A verdict for $500 damages has
been rendered at Louisville, KY, against Capt.
Cassius M. Clay, for forcibly entering and dam
aging house of questionable character, kept by a
woman named Boiler, in order to arrest some of his
men who had taken up quarters in it. 1t occurred
two years ago, and Capt. Clay merely obeyed the
orders of Col Marshall.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

ILLINOIS JUDICIAL ELECTIoN.-Lyman Trum-
bull, John D. Cation and S. H. Treat, have been
elected Judges of the Supreme Court of Illinois,
under the New Constitution. Lorenzo Leland, for
the northern division, and w. B. Warren for the
middle division, are elected Supreme Clerks, and
probably E. S. Ridgway in the southern division
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Mr.. MCDUFFIE.-The Milledgeville Union of
the 10Th says, 'Mr. George McDufie arrived in this
city last week in feeble health The object of his
visit is, to try the virtues of the Cold Water In
stitute' His numerous friends will be gratifed to
learn that his health is considerably improved"
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Ds- The steamer Montauk arrived at St Lous,
from Jefferson Barracks, the 10th inst, with six
companies of United States Infantry on board, un-
der the command Of Col. Loomis. They are des
tined for forts Crawford and Smelling and after re-
manning ans hour or two, the boat proceeded on
her trim.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

MoNTEREY.-News has been received, but not
to a very late date, from Monterey. Capt Self
ridge, U. S. n, who received a wound in the foot
at Guaymas has been under the necessity of suffer
ing amputation of the leg.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

A FAMILY OF MURDERERs.-On Skunk River,
Jasper county, Iowa, old Hamlin and his two sons
murdered Nicely, boarder in their family, and
burnt his body to ashes in the night Their object
was 800 which Nicely possessed. The ruffians
are arrested and one of the sons has turned States
evidence.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Gs- Letters have been received at NewYork from
st. Thomas which contradict the accounts here
toore published of the damages property on that
Island by hurricane.
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THE SUGAR CRoP.-The Planters Banner says:
Several of the NewOreans papers, in their yearly
statement published on the lst inst, form very in
correct estimate of the growing crop of sugar. and
predict large crop, while the fact is notorious
throughout the State that the crop will be less by
One-third than that of last year.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Nor AT ALL NEw.-Charles Francis Adams says
that his affection for Martin Van Buren is not so
recent as might be supposed. He was struck with
admiration for him in 1S44-at his course on the
Texas question.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

OF We are grieved to learn, from the Baton
Rouge Gazette, of the 23d, that Alexander Mather,
member of the Legislature of this State, died on
Thursday evening last. Mr.. Mather was quite a
young man, being only 29 years of age at the time
of his death
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

DEPRAvITY.-Six young females delivered their
testimony in the police court, Boston, a few days
ago, which was so very contradictory that the
Judge said it was the most melancholy exhibition
of perjury that he had ever witnessed. They gave
evidence against man who had slightly chastised
one of their female associates.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Gr Gen. Persifor F. Smith had an official recep-
ton from the authorities of Philadelphia, on the
18th, and afterwards received his fellow-citizens
generally in Independence Hall
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
Northern Markefs

NEW York, Sept Is, P. M-There has been considera
PIE activity In Flour both before and during change Ihe
foreign. Sales bb have been reported of which
OO upwards were taken on foreign account or for ex
poraton The rates were those last quoted s. S71Ss5
934 for Western and S6(O$6 % for Genesee according to
cpaly confined to Flour. Wheat and Corn still held
at rates that buyers are unwilling to meet Oats continue
scarce and IN demand5O0O bushels were sold to-day at @
&c., being somewhat higher than Saturday In Pork
there less movement present prices being thought rather
imstOn though what sales have been made went at fair
and were full prices
PHILADELPHIA, Sept Is-Our Flour market to-day has
passed without sales of consequence prices being steadily
maiDtained-$5 872aD$5 93 and Sc has been given for
Gle Wheat and Corn were rather inactive the latter bring
ing 6O(db3c. for White and 6olD69c for Yellow Oats
Provisions m-Mess Pork s12 and Prime SO So with
no sales of moment. -
Photographed to Charleston Mercury.1
NEwYoRK, September 2O-6 p. M-The Cotton market is
@a sSRs Rice have
good Eastern and home demand and shipping in
qqlIy SVO Dds Genesee sold at 50 ol74 Sales OF prme
white Wheat at 81 "a q bushel prime yellow Corn, 65G
CIScIENATG, Sept 16-s HThe -four market is stag
no buyers Sales prime red wheat at 75c Sales prime vel
Sw Fe doans Ne change Tn IN %
Sales mess pork No at SO 855SC0$O. Lard in bbls.
the country at 4c. Sales of common hams at 6GD61@c
shoulders 3Sc. Sales timothy seed at 50 50O$2 62a
haxseed S3GgeIc The money market tlght-Easen ex
CINoINSAr1 Sept, 49, P. M.--Pnme Red Wheat 81 co.
Flour 81 co. offered freely for sale Grain market with
out change Sales of Whiskey at HGDSc advance of
B(D4c Bacon Sides 44c. p h.. Lard, in bb 71sc
b...No change in the other articles usually mentioned
and market very quiet generally.
ST.. LOUIS Sept. 16.-TobaccO-Planters' lugs 81 00O
81 so; leaf SO 000s3 co. fine shipping SO OOl6
81 90; common to good manufacturing SO 500 s5 Co., fair
to choice So 50fQ$7 90 q 100 bbs Lead$3 S5l0$3 80
=: Flour-Good country brands "a OO0$4 12a; city mills
"a 25l9$4 so q bbl:. Grain-W heat inferior, 50i055c
Corn SS0S5c Oats 29gO22c Rye 4O345c Barley 38f045c
Bacon Clear sides 34 "a 4c.; hams 3s(4c good
shoulders 2sdD3c y h.. Whisky-190 l9ac b gallon
Hemp 500 $40 y ton Freights-To New Orleans:
ton; tobacco "a hid: wheat &c., corn 12c bushe
tie So d head,
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THE Potato RoT IN CANADA.-The Montreal
Courier states that the potato rot is making exten
sive ravages in most of the counties Of that region,
and predicts that that necessary esculent will be
scarce there the coming winter.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Political DIFFERENCEs.-On the Philadelphia
whig city ticket for the Assembly we observe the
name of Craig Biddle, and on the democratic ticket
that of his brother, Major Charles J. Bidde, brave
and popular officer, lately returned from Mexico.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

RAPID TRAVELLING. The journey between
Cumberland tMd) and Boston, distance of 600
miles, is habitualy made in eighteen hours or less,
in each direction without the loss of ample rest for
the preservation of health.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

RIvERs.-At Pittsburg on the 10th there were
20 inches water in the Ohio. At Cincinnati, same
date, the river was stationary-weather cool. The
White Water Canal is now navigabIe.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

LOUISVILLE, KY.) Sept. Is, 5 P. M.-Nr. Clay
and the Presidency Declination, 8c.-A
paragraph appears in the Louisville Journal to-day,
from letter written by Mr.. Clay, the publication
of which is authorized by him, in which he says
that while he feels deeply and gratefully affected
by the desire to which many of his friends cling of
electing him to the Presidency, he cannot accept
the nomination rendered by them for that Office.
Feeling bound By the decision Of the Philadelphia
ConUention, he does not wish and cannot consent
that any further use of his name in connection
with the Presidency be made.
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THE RICE HARvEsT.-The Georgetown IS. c.
Observer, of the 18th, says the rice harvest con-
tinues to progress and the weather has been favor
able with the exception of few showers of rain
The entire crop, it is supposed, will be an average
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

REFUGEES GOING HoME.-The Boston Travel
Ter notices that schooner which cleared at tina
port for Port au Prince, had on board six of the
Haytien refugees who lately arrived in Boston
They were to be landed at Turks Island, where
they would remain until order is restored in Hayti
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Gs- The wings of Washington have made ar
rangements to celebrate the battle of Monterey by
a grand mass meeting
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NAvAL-The U. S. ship Ohio was at La Paz on
the 18th of July. 4. The U. S. ship independence
was to sail from La Paz on the 14th of July, for
the Sandwich Islands. The U. S. frigate Bran
DIVINE sailed from Pemambuco on the 4th ult.,
Cor Ra hia
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-William H. Sigler, edi-
tor of the Morgan Journal, Ill., and young man
of fine promise, died at the residence of his father,
in jacksonville, on the Sth inst.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Nor DECAPITATED. = Mr.. Cooper, whose head
was reported to have been cut off by railroad ac-
cident between Baltimore and Washington, has
been comparatively but little injured.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.
IReported Daily for the oreseent

LAFAYETTE, Sept. 26. Is4s-Tbree steamboats, landed
yesterday but added very little to the stock hand
good article of Beef be bought under &c. q h. Hogs
4Sc ib Sheep, 90 5Ol0$3 head; Hay $250s28 ton;
Oats SOf0S5c . bushel; Bran, 7C0SOc p cwt.; Corn,
52tGO56c. p bushel; Oil Cake, 81 o cwt
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TTeIegrapbed for the Baltimore sun.1

New YORK, Sept. IS, P. M.-An inmate of the
Tombs, named Sprightly, yesterday committed sui
eide by starving himself in his cell He was ar
rested for numbering his wife under painfully bru-
tai circumstances, and had frequently since his
confinement declared his intention of not living to
stand trial His keeper had accordingly moved all
means of selfdestruction within his power, but
without avail.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18-FataI Railroad ACci-
dent.-A collision took place this morning between
the Baltimore and Philadelphia trains, the rail-
road, between Wilmington and Brandywine Bridge.
Mr.. Chickering, machnist, of Wilmington, was
killed, as also Michael McDermott, brakeman, in
the employ of the company Another brakeman
had his leg broken, and Bowling, the conductor,
his foot severely crushed
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

D~ Gov. Lane left Fort Leavenworth on the
10Th inst for Oregon via Santa Fe and California,
with an escort of 25 men under Lieut.. Hawkins. e.
Gen. Price was expected in Santa Fe on the I'd of
August The Missouri River is falling.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

OF The Europa passed the steamer Britannia off
Cape Race, on the 10th inst. On the 18th, passed
steamship Niagara.
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Arrival Of the Steamship Acadia.
First Dispatch,

The Picayune of yesterday contains a tele-
graphic dispatch, announcing the arrival of the
Acadia at Boston. She is the packet of the 9th. =.
The Grain market has declined. Corn is selling
at 80 to 34s. Flour is quoted at 32s. cd. to 34s.
Old Wheat has declined from 8 to 5s., and New
from to rs. Sales during the week have ranged
from % to SIS. Corn has declined from to 3s....
The news from the manufacturing districts is
encouraging. The supply of Cotton is small Fair
Upland is quoted at 4B. Sales of the week 81 Geo
bales. England and Ireland are quiet. Paris too,
is quiet but the factions increasing. The papers
openly abuse the Republic. The disturbances in
the provinces of France continue. The Bonapart-
lists are trying to make Louis Napoleon President.
The dispute between Denmark and Germany has
been temporarily settled, but Schleswig and Hol-
land have refused to acknowledge the armistce. =.
Austria has accepted the mediation Of France and
England .Italy is in a tumultuous and excited
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

G- FLYNN, the actor, the report of whose death
has been extensively chronicled, has not yet step
ped OUT but is rapidly recovering his health at
the New York Charity Hospital.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

% The Boston Vindicator, the publication of
which has been suspended for few weeks, has
again made its appearance.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

% A fish came through the hydrant of hotel
in Cincinnati alive and in good case, and deliver
ed himself up to the authorities in the kitchen.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

o. Deaths in Philadelphia week before last 1872 !;
adults "a, minors 7S. By consumption Is, cholera
infantum 10, diarrhea 6, smallpox l.
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07- Samuel N. Janney, of Loudoun county, Va,
minister of the Society of Friends, declines being
Free Soil EIector in Virginia, though if he goes
to the polls at all he will vote that ticket.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

IEs- For a list of School Books for sale by J. B.
Steel see his advertisement in another column.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Gs- Thanks to the officers of the steamer Alton
for St Louis papers.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Gs- The wings of st. Louis had grand torch
light procession on the night of the 10Th.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

D1s- MackereI seem to be quite abundant down
East, and the fisheries very productive.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

VERMoNT.-The whig majority in the Senate is
10. and in the House-A on joint ballot
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

o. Colonel Davidson, late State Treasurer of
Kentucky, is not defauIter, as has been alleged.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

~ The Ohio penitentiary is now lit with gas,
manufactured in the building, from greese saved
from the kitchen.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

o. Patrick Shaw and two companions are to be
tried at Fall River as banburners.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

D1s- We are under obligations to the officers of
the steamer Mohawk for late papers.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

s1~ Seventh Ward, Second MunioipaIity-CAss
AND BUTLER CLUB-Meets THIS EVENING at 7 o'clock AT
Hendersons Seventh Ward Democrats of the Ward are
requested to be punctual SAMUEL LOCKE.
All. GILLAND, Secretary. s27 President
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sands's Clothing Emporium,

~ Richard Sands, grateful for past favors would
specuy public his Fashionable Clothing
26 POYDRAS of Tchoupitouas
NJ Gentlemen arriving the city will find their interest
to call and examine for themselves
sE Important to Health.-No family should neglect
to have hand few bottles Of BILLINGS CARMTNATIHE
SYRUP infabe remedy for Bowel complaints
frequently during the months than other period
q ms remedy never never S 55 IN t oSt cases OF Dar-
lei D. HANSBROUGH
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EV~ S. of T.-Crescent Division No IA Regular
Meeting Of this Division will be held at Crystal Foun Ha wz
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 9Th inst. at half-past ~
o'clock Members are requested to be punctua in their
ATTENDANCE as business Of great importance will be brought ~
before them. Brethren of the Order generally invited to attend
g26 BY order Of the w. P. JOHN H. LuDM -GSEM. R s.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

FATAL Academia man named Parke was
killed al democratic meeting in Penningtonvile,
Chester county, Pa, by the wadding of cannon,
fired on the occasion, striking him in the abdomen.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27
< cas- and Builder Olnb.-sIrru W,n

s1~ Cass and Butler Club.-SIxTH WARD, SECOND
MUMCPALITY.-The Regular Weekly Meeting ofthe above
Club will be held at the Cas and Butler Hail. IS ST. Charles
street, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept o. at halEpsst 7
o'clock lance mmbers of the Club and of
of the Ward requested meeting will be ad-
dressed by capable speakers Of the Democratic Party
s262t THOS. J. BURKE Secretarv
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

% The State Treasurer of New York is lying
verv ILL.,
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Ey Strangers in the City, see DR.. b. +. MULLEN'S
columns this paper He
very profession the United States All
would DO well give him call, s6 CuHtomhous
treat Pm
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Sannnd Dispatch.

New York, September M.-The steamer has
arrived in Boston. The Cotton market is steady.
The sales of the week are 81 900 bales. Fair Or
leans is quoted at 4sd. -. In Flour there is no
change, but it is dull. Indian Corn has declined
IS. per quarter. .ConsoIs have advanced since
last accnnnts.
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Watering Places MOBILE, Sutton p A. Onn's N q, "a
Ounchita s Black X .RIDGELY, Lord S P NJ ~ ~ - ~ ~
YGz00 RUGT. BEN ADAMS Hunt e p NJ
Red Rper CREOLE Wilson, S P NJ
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

GW' The lght-dTaught steamer RIDGEl.EY / FL Love
master receiving freight at the foot Of CusomhOus
street, and will positively leave WEDNESDAY, the 27th
inst at O'Clock, p NJ.
s26 T. B. SMITH, 96 Magazine ST.
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Do Deaths in Boston, week before last, SO.
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~ y v
Died:
from the Western World
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

In West BaonRouge the 2lst instant JOSEPH ANTOINE
DOuSSAN, son of Jos. " Duralde aged about years.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

Os- Castor oil candles, warranted not to run, are
made in Illinois, and sold at 25 cents per pound.
The castor oil bean is easily cultivated.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

TT See advertisement, the first page of this paper
headed "a TO PLANTERS AND FAMILTES,' of Comstock
Medicine Magical Pain Extractor Depot
Poydras street, all that sold GENUINE
PURE. iel 6m
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

EY- To Country Merchants Planters and Physi-
cians-Plsae the advertisement Of RUSTE g. PADDOCK
upon Fourth Page, headed above. nyIOEI
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~ SEE ADyERTIsEMENT oM rRIRD feE.

Steamboat Departures This Dav.
The daily crescent., 1848-09-27

The Americo-Graefenberg Theory does not |
mat one medicine idle
I u u haunt snen doctrine IN the face intelligent community
~ 70 l Of quacks and pretenders. But IN the Of
ea @ oaed oy the Graeenberg Company EVERY DISEASE
~ For Agents. GasfenbergI Series on fourth page 2
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ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES
n Ofee at Lucien Hermanns Marine Notary No 2l Roya
'sTssE' NsS orSsaHs' je 20 tlEt nov,