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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
TALLANT & DELAPLAlN.
IEJIECI JAE VA

n RE now prepared 10 supply their customers and
IN country Merchants generally with th:ir full sup
py OF Spring Dry Goods. They have now in store aud
eter for sale good terms;
o5 cases Prints, assorted styles an Qualities,
10 Redched muslins :"
5 coored and black camhrics,
10 cotton panialoOn sluHs,
4or 5 do assorted Lawns and dress goods
Ginghams, various qualities,
Alpacas.
cloths and cassimeres,
Sattinets,
TweedS, various stYes,
Linens and linen checks for coatings,
Irish linens,
Spring Vestiugs and black Satin do,
cases honnets cases p. L.. hats,
9 Pedal and cots, Lcghorm do
Parasns; together with Nankeens, B!eached
and Brown Drills, Tckings, heavy Sheetings and Shir
tings checks, Mariners stripes, Table Diaper, Hosiery
Suspenders Buttons Threads OF all kinds, Sewing Silk
Pocket Hdk'ia, cravais, aces and Edgings, Pins aud
Hooks and Eyes, Tapes Sesas combs, ribbons, gloves
mar III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
.EEyRn6Flug8.
PAITIMoRELoCK HOSPITAL.

vrrUERE NAV I've obtained the most speedy Remedy
NJ fni Gonorrha.a Giccis Structures. seminal Weak
ness Tain in the Loius, Affections Of the Kidneys eso
those peculiar affections which arise from certain pyac
tce Of YOUTH and which, II not cured renders marriage
npassh and in the eud destroys both mind and body
This remedy will also cure Impoteucy and every symp
tom ola SECRET DISEASE.
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL IHeECILITY
SO often consequent uyou voluntary constitution
al excess OF tho VtRlLE POWER OF the human system
A CURE wsEskNEED IN FROM one To TWO DAYS, OR
NoCGARGE MADE.
Office. No :. Soura FREDERICK STREET, ON the len
hand side going from Baltimore street, doors from
the corner.
BE particular in observing the the door and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

DR.. :PHON'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY
why Wit you suffer with that distressing complaint
when remedy hand that viii not TAFT 10 cure You
TINS remedy viii electuly destroy any alta, OF head
ache, either nervous bilious. II has cured OF
twenty yearss standing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
BOOKS. NEW STOCK
BOOKS! BOOKS
WIntD6ayg.
New Fall

AND WINTER GOODS
At Me4 Big Doors, corner MdtH and
Monroe SIS.
q RICE has received his new stock OF goods COM
- prsug every article in the way of inter goods
for geptlemens' wear, all OF which viii he made up to
order IN the fashionable sold by the piece
yard very cheap for cash.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
My stock in this way very large and good, and
will offer them al wholesale retail my usual low
prices; believing that persons wishing 10 buy can do
much better here than elsewhere Will only say to
old customers and the public in general give ma
look hef4re yon purchase your winter clothing
Biz Doors. oct IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

TO the HALT AND LAME Comstock's Nerve
and Bone Imminent and Indian Vegetable Elixir, Is the
eectual or Rheumatism, contracted cords OF
lscics. and warranted To ours any case of Rheuma
tisIn ot GOut. Al the above articles are spid by
J FAIkCtil I'D. " Hee,tHg, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
TUE GOOD INTENT
GAD'a'gEsNes STORE !!


,rIp coon tN.rpN,r
esn,a'uEsN S'c'sApeE,
a III ~,
OHt D0Gf oO0te me Z. y. HOtct, bdttf ST.,
JVbfs{iUr Va
Y~,x-. :, 80
.,,,,,, "A k % W.
81 EEL constantly on haud al' klnls or
% e e...., kEApN MADE tioIiit Nc
ror tvurktnanslin ana IN tbe tqtes, fashion iv 90
-, ,,,,I, -
fAlhA ChEAf
NEW FAI L. & WINTER GOODS
M, ~, 49,, ., ,,,,, :, ~, ,,,,,,- ,,l,,r
Al lHA w On - HH-'Ni ~ - : 'i'n,
S6c0Hd d0Or 6ct0U me L. y. HGtt,
WHEELING Va
yE,us uusr6,wusIS aKp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

DEAFNESS CURED-DR. McNAIR'S ACCOUS-
TIC OlL-rhoSe deaf from Old age and from infancy
Often their hearing in miraculous manner
by the of this oil. it has the effect
tension aud bring the natural action Of the parts
10 restore the hearing when lost impaired This
will he done ia all of receut deafness and many OF
long standing. An deaf persons shOuii this oil 49,
ComEtock x Co. 81 CORTLAND ST. the whoesaiers.
Prce 5 per flask.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
MARSH TAYLOR 81 MARSH
TIL: JOHNSTON. JR.
BRIDGE CORNER
15J9acti * 3gobissS1lg.

BASSETT & ROBINSON,
No. 81 and SO, South Wheeling,
XyAvE just received their late fall stock OF Goods
.hsa which will be found pretty and unusually cheap
please call and see, no trouble to show our goods.
Nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
SenllfhOV AL.


H7HE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
\ the public generally that they have removed from
their old stand Main to the new and spacious
building lower end of Market where they have every
convenience for the mandatory of
STAGES, WAGONS AND CARTS
in the cheapest and seSt manner, also for all kinds OF
Blacksmithug, which will be- promptly attended TO-.
Thankful for past tavors they respectfully solicit a
continuance of public patronage in their lire.
octg BUSBY x LITTLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

PRINTS.
"A LMOST any number at your own price To be found
~ at BASSETT ROBINSON.
Nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Al Of the foHoviag articles tcAjch hare OBJ
tanned taboAnded popH}artiy. ars sold By
A. O. FAlRCHIID, Wheeling, Va.
AN UNEQU ALI Ed REMEDY
And an sIsn.n;5c for ses1s srnsss.
lst-fo5 Odds and Feyerish feelings aud preventing
Fevcrs
ed-For Asthma, Liver Complaint ana bilious afec
tons.
3d--for nerlma, Indigestion ard Loss e Appetite.
4lh-l,or Costventss il females ami mates
5tt-for stomach affections, Dyspepsia and Files.
The rel points are, Ills not hai take never gives
paia, ar0 never leaves one costFe
For all these tmHgsIt warranted uncqHaled, and all
who dn net ma 50 naay retaF toste and
money.
Tins medicine is I.ONGLEY' GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN FANACEA. Fuher description in an Nina.
nae FOR ISIS, gratis.
HAIR IONIC.
To the Bald aud Grey yoa ISL rich luxriant lead
of HAIR tree from dandruh and scrf do to uro
cure the genuine Balm Of Columbia Ia Cases of bald
rtss il VIII more than exceed your expectations
Many who have lost their hair Tor twenty years have
had II restored to its original perfection hy use
this lalm Age, State condition app be
stOce whatever; it also the fluid flow with
which the delicate hair tube is filed, hy which means
thou sands tWhose hair grey the ASiaic eagie)
have had their hair restored to Its natural color tho
of ths invaluable remedy. In all fever
viii he found tie most pleasant wash that lie used.
few applications only asenecessary keep the hair
from falling out 1t Strengthens the roots. fails
10 impart rich glossy appearance, and perfume
for the toilet inequalities holds three times as
much other lscalcd hair estorativeS and more eff
fectua. The Genuine manufactured only by ConistUck
Co. u CORTLAND ST., New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
Wnrnln1pK4
CLAY FOUNDRY.

WHEELlNT, Va.
M'GINNls, q. W. CUNNINGHAM, JAMES BAGGs.
M'GINNIS, CUNNINGHAM & co.
TETAREROOM al the House OF ID. M'Ginnis, No l1s
SN East side of Market square, where in addition
10 his stock OF Iron, Nails Groceries. &c, viii he
constantly kept hand q kinds of cast n%s; cooking
of the approved styles also every other des
crption of Stoves and Crates of the hest and most
eautifnl that in use; sugar and wash kettles
of all sizes, good assortment also every other descrp
lion OF To make the assortment complete. We are
also making preparations to have good assortment of
the various patterns Of Poughs for the coming season.
all of which viii he sold on the most reasonable terms
Job work the s notice and lowest rates
jan sgd MGlNNlS, CUNNINGHAM 4 CO.
JAS. d .MGILL :. n. BUSHrIELD. WALTER C. ROE.
AiJcGlLI BGlSlifiELD & ROE, Wholesale Grocers
Iva and Commission Merchants, No. 1874 Liberty st
ri tsburgh. "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
COPPER. TIN.

AND SHEET IRON WARE MANuFACToRY,
lS5 NdrLet Square, Wheeling, Va.
f97HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends aud
Il the public generally thai ne has removed his sale
rooms into the large brick building adjoining his old
sand, where he is fully prepared to do all work. either
i'll Thu Copper Sheet iron, entrusted To him, with DIES
patch. have On hand large assortment OF Fin aud
Copper that viii sell for cash or TO prompt csto
q shsrt credit. mr. II GEO w JOHNSON
vYYDR ANTs--Valvc and cock Hylratds at ri Is
LII hursh prices, warranted to work well, vt
mrI1 JOHNSON ,ls5. Market Square.
r FAD Pipe always on baud md furnished al short
81 notice at II JDHNSO :, les Market SCR.
"COPPER" KErTLES.--W ash and Stew Kettles on
~ hand and for sale low at IOliNS0N'S,
mr. II lS5 Market square.
FxOFFEE MIILS-A superior article 81 Livingston
~ &Roa2in's mauuf hand and foo sale low al
mr. II JOHNSON'S, lS5 Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

Ianure Forks WIZ 'slga g'gd 'yus. man ian.
.eeived and Tor sale hy OFT n GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

Something Rich Of will MI. week. nns sa
tiful stock of fancy goods have oferel such
Silk Tissues, Grenadines in mode hfk, PINK and blue
FIoradnes. Berage, all colors; Rich aGieeon SilAS;
ELEGANT ShaWls n Grape, at FROM six 10 my dollars;
Camelcon silk do; Grenadinc; HcrnaHa Silks Bcrage
and various other new styles. one beautiful PARIS
made Spring Vsitc style capes, collars, &c. in
needle aud Tambollrr with many other exceedingly
rcn goods. - j. SENSEN Ely.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

distinguished graduate from ofhe first Colleges in
the United States. which he by his Diploma
also member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons and j.
centae ofthe Apotheeares Hail. London and the grea
part Of whose life has ccn spent IN the first Hospi
tails Europe aud America, viz: those of London, Paris
and Philadelphia. may be consuedOn all diseases, but
mare
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22
5ggoeGag0tasrR>
... Just iecclVe6. a gruat variety -
- = veniIian and pamask yenltlan sta
:; aud for sale very low by
lar 10 MENDEL, HARBOUR
FOR SALE
S,iungff ossnrfu,ynf nj ,,s;nJs.r chairs "a
FOR SALE

Q Splendid assorinnnt OF windsor chairs, arm rocb
ing chairs, small chairs settles etc. at
doc ". RilIELD AEEER'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-22

geo pieces plain brk mode striped and fancy barred
Berdces; extra mode embroidered superGnc quality
tin stripe rich graduate satin stripe hH and barred,
and in short everything i'll the Berage line that is in
ma
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25
PROGRAM NE
or THE
Grand Democratic TOrCh-Light Procession
OF SATURDAY. OCTOBER g

Po9 G2sad S Saa5ds with a. two m2Ii s
Caimette Cuads aud other independent Cas- and Butler
Clubs of the City;
Assistant Grand Marshal. with two Aids:
First Municipality Ward Clubs, from l to Z
Officers end Crews Of Vessels and Steamboats,
Assistant Grand Mssfs55baI. with two Aids.
Second Municipality CAS- and Butler Clubs
Assistant Grand Marshal, with two Aids:
Democratic Clubs lf0m the Parish Of Jefferson
Assistant Grand Marshal, with two Aids.
Third Municipality Ward Clubs.
The Procession Will form the upper SIDE Of Canal street
the head resting Circus street. with the Mounted Pioneers
in advance The whole Procession will be under the dirac
tion Of Vaudeville margny Grand Marshal and his two
Aids Clement Ramos and W X Stiles.
The following gentlemen viii Assistant Grand Mar
shas and will each appoint two Aids
First Municipality. ........... Gen. D. Augustn
second Municipality ,,.......4 oii H. ", Pahey;
Parish OF Jefferson .......-,...Dr +. Thorpe.
The Procession viii proceed ITO Circus JuIs street,
upJulia street to St. Charles down St Charles street
through Royal street. CasacaIvo street. roug
10 St Ferdinand street MP St Ferdinand to tho Ievce IN
the bevee 10 Espanade streets down Epanade to Condo
street Condo street. to the Place Arnes where it vii
be dismissed by the Grand Marshal
The Procession viii start at 8 O clock precisely
The Democratic Clubs of the First Municipality and Of
Agien are invited TO form under Gen. D. Augusa in the
Place Ames the Clubs Of the Second Municipality and
o. Jefferson, on Lafayette Square under their respective
Harslas Col! H. w Psifrey and Dr. 7. Thorpe and the
ihl!j Municipality Cas- ana Bnter Clubs in Washing ton
Square. under RiUsd Condor Assistant Grand Marshal
a clock P M, TO move procession 70 Canal street
The time oi moving from the three Squares and also from
Canal street. viii be announced by firing Of rockets
II is particularly recommended 70 all the Gibbs joining in
the Procession not to light their torches until they in
Canal street. By ouier OF the Committee
90 VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY, Grand Marshal
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TAYLOR AND FILLM0R q.

GREAT ILLUMINATED PROCESSION,
ON SATURDAY NIGHT. NOVEMBER
IL The Rough and Ready Clubs Of The City of New
Orleans Lafayette Greiua aud ge7s VIII unite in Ir,ud
Procession on SATURDAY, ihe 9Th Of November The
Programme 'sl be Published IN proper time.
L is desired tina. all the Clubs make their arrange
rsr's as early practicable and that no exeran be sDae
make this demonstration rha largest sud n,o ppu5;ng ol
aa7 gh= ha. sEaT ygi taken piagB our gty b. .s. A
- CENTRAL EXECUTIVE uOa1alTTEE,
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Further News by the Britannia.


IRELAND-In this unhappy country, the arrests
still continue. Many persons have been imprison-
ed, charged with having participated in the recent
outbreak in CarrCk. Several ladies have also been
arrested, charged with reasonable practices.
HAMBURGH-Fhat awful scourge. the cholera
was disappearing from Hamburger, and the cases
which were occurring were few, and Of light char
acter, not resulting fatally.
FRANCE.-Louis Napoleon had taken bis seat
in the French Assembly, and made speech in
which he gave ia his adhesion 10 the Republican
form OF government. In Paris all was quiet, but
military precautionary measures We're still rlgidiy
kept up. The government was about to propose
that the first President should be elected by the
Assembly Should this course be finally conclud-
ed on, crisis, II is supposed, would be immediate
~ produced Eight socialists have been arrested
in Paris, for conspring TO take The life of Cen Ca
vegruc.
BADEN.--An instruction had taken place in
Baden, and a German Republic proclaimed, but
the agitatofs were soon put down.
AUsTRiA.-The Austrian government proposes
a Congress of all the great powers TO effect a de-
finite settlement Of Italian affairs.
SrAiN.-The civil war III this country still con
tInUes Carrera has been defeated by the Queens
troops 4 Spanish princess had been born.
ENCLfND.-AffalE in dis country appear to re-
main pretty much as al last accounts. No distUr-
Dances Of any description are mentioned as having
taken place.
Pennsylvania and Ohio Elections
Ii Is now certainly known that Johnson is elect
ed Governor Of Pennsylvania, by what majority is
not named.
Ford, the Wing candidate for Governor of Ohio.
has IN all probability been successful.
The Foreign Markets
The Cotton market al Liverpool continues heavy and the
accounts Of the abundant crops made this side the
water had the effect of keeping down prices aud it is stated
that there not the least probability Of Improvement The
sales oil the week reach 5000 bales Notwithstanding the
trade steadily in the market and consequently fair
demand for the article exhibited during the week the
tendency OF prices dOwnwards No positive decline had
taken place in far bPands which had reached eighth
Of penny per pound FAR Orleans quoted "a and
mddng thr"s and hVeelghts TO three and three quarters
Tie total stock forty thousand II desctip-
toms Of Bread Stuis are said be little down Indian
Corn quoted At p 70 BIS Meal lis. 3D. Flour duty paid
stead" at . 10 SIS, The heat crop gsneTy conceded
to be below Prices Of all descriptions Of
Wheat have declined two Shings per quarter and English
Flour, three shllugs sack. Rice qu0ed =, & I'd
TO Els. I'd. Iurpentine, 9s; American Rosu 81 Sd ~
tonso stood at last dates nj eighty and seven-eghhs
to eighty-sA.
The by the Britannia has had depressing influence
on both Cotton and Bread StutS i'll New Y ork
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TIE MAGNOLIA,

4 A0nthig Periodical dsrotgd the Iateress and i'd
cGHCcHgat OF bssfRaGpGBdeHt Order 0t old Fet0US.
y EIlEVINC} that monthly periodical conducted upon
D proper principles, and having for its particular design
The advancement and welfare OF the lNDEPEA DENT
ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS IN the South and West,
w0a meet the cordial appreciation Of the OrJef generally,
1t E proposed to establish such Magazine in the cty Of New
Orleans and the favor and Zez Oi all good Odd Fellows
respectfully solicited its behalf II is intended 70 make The
publication such viii only interest al attached
10 the Order but also give such character viii not
tau 20 make It generally popular papT and family
Magazine The contents will be varied and consist OF such
matters will interest instruct amuse, stories,
Legends Biographies Statistics, Choice Extracts Of His
tory, Original and Selected and all matters pertain
Ing 10 the interests and advancement Of Odd Fellow
ship. Tie city Of New Orleans offers extensive
field for obtaining the contributions of many of tine most
Talented membes OF the Order and contributions viii be
sought for and obtained from all sections OF the Union. As
matter OF interest 10 the Order OF Odd Fellows II u be-
eyed that point in the United States offers induce
meHts 70 its members exert themselves effort estab
s such publication IL proposed TO commence the work
with hItytWp to be increased the circulation and
profits VIII allow Subscription price, Three Dollars per
aunum, payable 10 all eases IN advance To commence the
publication with any prospect Of success, viii require
At east thousand paying subscribers. Should sufficient
number OF subscribers be received season. He s number
Will be issued the Isl of January 1873 The Secretaries
OF all Lodges authorized TO subscriptions and
respectfully requested to make returns and as often
possible Should The requisite number Of subscribers not
be received season, the work viii be issued and all
money paid will he returned Immediately
W. VAN BENTiiU SEN.
New Orleans October II, 1913. o4 a.
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lCorrespondenoe OF The Charleston Mercury
Key WEST Sept. "a, lSi8.-S5r The brig War
caller having Undergone the necessary repairs, pro-
ceeds this day with the balance OF her cargo TO
ST. Hlarks. A large portion of cargo was found to
he damaged, and sold here for good prices. The
hull and materials of ship Kestrel were sold on the
10Th for the Of 1888 So It is the intention of
the purchaser to break her up. She is remarkably
well fastened with copper, and think will prove
good speculation. Brig Golden Eagle having
obtained funds on botlomry to pay salvage and ex-
penses, sailed on the goth for Nassau. There have
been arrivals from any quarter since my last. Win
ST Augustine The weather is remarkably warm
and calm, from which The knowing ones prognosti-
cate hurricane
KEY WEST, Sept, 30-Sir The brig Warcaller
sailed for ST. Marks on the oath, By which the en-
closed letter was dispatched. On the 2Sth she re-
turned to port. having experienced off Tampa Bay,
IN eight fath0ms water, a severe hurricane which
threw her on her beam ends, when il was found
necessary 10 cnt away foretopmast to relieve her.
She is again discharged, and much of her cargo
proved to be damaged. which viii be sold for and
on account Of whom il may concern. The brig
viii be repaired, and proceed with the balance Of
cargo, which viii be very trifng. Sept. %
Arrived, pilot boat sclr l.. NJ Hitchcock, from
Vera Cruz; experienced severe gale the 25lh.
2Sths-AniKed, schr Hudson. from New York, via
Jacksonville, East Florida 1. 2gth-Arrved, brig
Ann Eliza. from New Yug1, bound to ST. Marks
yjii.--'i ,. steamer Virginia from New Orleans.
W Philadelphia gfNG departures
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SILK AND STRAW GOODs!!

W. q sEI.7IF57 I'VE NIREET,
(5ctDeea Common ind Gfragfer SIS :
TUE SUBSCRIBERS ne nov tacei,.irg tlsir I'm
= ft42tetS rock or FANCY AND STAPIF SIi TX
- -, ~ r.. ~ AND MILLINERY GOODS among which
PACK Iu5tTlns Go de Rhine and Gro de Swiss Dress
lA az widths Black Plaid Stripe Figured and Waered
PPo;1'szine R1ned CasbmeTes; NJ de LANES Owagos
RI Salih w hits and Coored Salns ard BOnset silks
eaek ana Joloied FoenCes Grape CgaOe Isse Illusions
ST S5eea be!ege BLACK SIX erges Black and Fancy
P aa'ss 1stln do Ladies Fancy Dress Itandkeffna.s
e ,s k tiESe Gmps Ruaon; Sc Bag fb al9
eati'e -sy yuan Filet AS; Black. Nhle ana Colysc
30 LOVES Cashmere and SIX do; Black and " ate
2i,k u o2e Cotton Hosiery al KINDS olawls agd scars
an and San do. all purnbers i EW ST LIZ Fanny
BRAID B0NNFTS Tuscan ana straw 10, latest rssh-
ion Af~6,aI Fofgers and Wgeaths; Irish Linens Linen
Csnbrio Han.lserchieis Camb1es; Jaconets sgs and
MuH Mu,gs: Fancy Nett, Eaibr1lderies. and almost
every variety Of FANCY GOODS. suitable 70 tie season
usually kes By them, 20 which they fspse}iuy invite the
City saB Country igaie
. YALE. ta. Sc ~ y asEzstaa sBs4i.
- ssili2sE EssHs&H U,5s.asa sss sfFYf@ Fjs.
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TWENTY MILES AN HoUR.-it is understood
that match against time has been entered into by
the owner of the trottng horse Trustee. The dis
lance is twenty miles, and the time allowed for the
completion Of the task is one hour. No horse.
either in this Or any other country, has ever trotted
twenty miles within the hour and if accomplished
in this instance, viii stamp Trustee as being one
of the best horses Of the day. The stakes are
SI500-N J. Herald.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

CAMP MEETING NEAR WATERPROOF. We
have conVersed with number Of persons who at
J. McCrory, Esq, near Waterproof An of Them
represent II as one of the most interesting assem-
biages OF worship in which it has ever been their
good fortune TO mimgle. The meeting was opened
early in tie morning Of Thursday The l2tb And
continued until the merning of Tuesday the I7rh
INST. Upwards of fifteen clergymen ministered and
twenty-one persons joined the Church during the
meeting. C0Hcordia Intelhgencer DIST inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

ITALIAN LIqERATURE-W end the following
specimen of Italian literature in one Of the city pa
pers. We don't think Dante would know his own
language in this shape. The reference is to the
inscriptions the transparencies Of the Italian
Rough and Ready Club:
The emblem ia a large tree with heavy branches
on each side. In the centre Of the root are the
words G. W. Fondador q Paare de Ia RepuJ-
her. and the different branches bear the notices,
. Thomas jefferson, Grande apostolic de Ia Li6er4
tad D." q" ,japes Monroe, Protector de h PoDerdad =
50 fumes Hadison, RefoTmadorie De EY,laljddd'
" W. H. Harrison, Djscipnio de Ia SiaPLjcidad =
while on The topnost branch, sturdy tree in
itself, stood the patriotic words, s. Il. Taylor, Ami
recb0a Get Ia Nactoa''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

~ Sixth Ward, Second Municpality.-A RegulaE
Meeting OF ms Club viii he held on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
25h nst AZ clock The Democrat residing
Ward l. earnestly invited Cali will the last
meeting previous TO The Torci-Light Procession.