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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
DIR. BEACHES MEDICINES.
Beaches Pulmonary Powder.
FOR COLDS, COUGHS.
CONSUMPTION. Shifting OF BLOOD,

fU fr.sr Do. ~
hu~fv l srrIrinr 81 suchs conclusion have, says
Dr. Reach Il work an Pulmonary Consumption" .at.
tended i.ta num or OF persons DO pronounced
lv tHc most ointment PHYSICIANS 20 Re IN pcrieciy
homeless -aH1 lu and mad every symptom Of the dis
ease u t- ruunrrcd stages. iutwh8 were ehectualiy
cured 50 9a HrN, and euuy ing excellent health.
rrraH.rt one uars1n particularly. who reduced 50
o,, chat fetsea prescribe for uiul when called,
itez-t7u O. attend to his case THIS did gnder the
srf# aI impression IHat medicine Of any KIND would
AVA pottrs. soue mouths after, this same man &C
cu@tea ue 10 street, gHd stated ta amer saw him
De procured tar Ht LMeNABA F0NbER, named al
the head at tins article fhls made into syrup by the
US af which he completely recovered" II il beyond
dispute hc lungs recover from disease the same as
ans Other organ, provided ihe powers OF nature are sur
tganj So briuc about HeBthy HtAH; all which shows
The pf'fieiy o. pursuing lus "Hs course OF .rHt
mcul- aud OF using The most appropriate prompt az"
efsetve remedies.
Tae PULMONARY POWDER or SYRUP, Is sci.
cutbc CouhuaiIouof the most iiua9le articles winch
az De fouud tn WHOLE Matera Medca, being u-
squailed iB efficacy. and ~ toe number Of cures
winch d las effected Il IS a concentrated vegetables
stance rs 5fcver and contains Evpeetaraut Tonic or
Essrnr7t+4e Are-aiive -timHaui. Pectora, and De.
mucaut properties, hence It promotes easy eNpectora
iiuu. removes congestion. mhammailon. or tehTllo
state ofthe restores the tone aud strength of the
organs expey the ceusdmptive taut or morbid humors
fou the buld~, aHd hy It's stimulating influence u re-
moves tubercrs from the lungs promoting ahs0rp
ton Anon. the numerous metre mes which Dr. Reach
has trico, rom time TO TINE. iof nearly Thirty
WEARS he saws in his work on Pulmonary Eonsump
ton have found the Pulmonary Powder ) yrp
suHeior al Others and under be use OF this multi
iudes have recovered Ater 1uiHg by extensive
practice, those indigenous productions which
were most efacacious Tor disease Of the lungs, have
cousspd t4rrlher suitable proportions,
and the product Of the Role Is thls uneqused Powder
winch confidently recommend as superior to any
o rr for hs treatment any all diseases
Of tse lungs and particularly Phihisis PUN nalis.
Consumption. u perfectly safe in all stages of tic
disease aud under e circumstances, and where there
is amy constitutional stamina leil TO operate upon If any
thtar ON earth cad effect A cUte TINS will do il" IL
expecoratfoa eesv che rs bleeding of the lanEs.
arrests night sveajs heals ulcers. disspa,esiuberces
these !urs c4ates pain strengthens the nervous
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
RITIEn'S


COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR & WILD CHERRY
tilS pleasant, safe and ehc aoious remedy for COUGHS
colds, snfr throat, Asthma splitting Of blood aud all
diseases" on lhe chtst tending TO CoSsu NFrIuN ur safe
ny slorvkeePefs, generally ~ this and adjoining coun
ties, At fhE LOW PRICE o. - Crs rER Eo1TLE; and
Wholesale and retail by the proprietors
l. & h RITTER, Druggists
ldl North Second ST., below Vine, PiIL'A
Read The following voluntary testimonial
Smithhtlt, Monroe co, Pa Dec = 1877
Messrs l. 4 Ritter: Gentleuen--l feel il nv
duty To acknowledge 10 You she sresl benefit have re-
ceived from the use of our Compound syrup OF Tar
and NAd thefry. Having been for ipng time am eled
WIli Pulmonary caupIsin, tried all the usual REM
edcs without oAtsune relief, when fortunately Tor me
vas recommended 70 use Your syrup. The lrst butlie
made dce dedly favorable impress an on INV disc
continue taking aud am happy 10 say II has ior,lad
me great fele and eheertuily recommend ihos .,f
iering under similar complaints use your nynhsbi.
msd'S aa JOHN NEWAAkT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
CUEG.tggsgiy, ssssEt,,

= ~ - y = = NJ y W TVN
WHEELING. II X. LIST
At SrELlE LisT's WAREHOUSE, WAFER ST.
fTsHEh wiiitake risks on Buildings OF all kind. steam
hoals and targoes, Factories, Mills. Keelhoais Fiat,
hoas and Car-Ots etc against loss or damage t IRE
Or The dan cs aud penis ofthe seas lakes or rivers ON
very l@'p' eDie terms. sep Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

nMhnbsU B'"sula'sssiuHs, Iasistt nIcuDdua,sns1sHV
WYE receiving direct from the Manufac.
wv urer's. by whom they have been manufactured
expressly for own TRkpE, Of the largest and
selected assortments of Doors and SnoEs for pnr
and SUMMER WEAR offered in this or any other
market. 70 all who in want of ANYTHING in the
way of Roots or Shoes. we would respectfully request
examination of our stock previous pureh asng
surfing them they will find it TO their advantage our
stock viii he found 10 consist in part OF tho follow ing
seasonable goods
500 pairs Mems Fine calf hoois
500 do Gents Fine morocco do
800 do Mems Stout calf welt Boots,
sG0 do Mems Kin loots,
MEMS MoNRoEs
1000 pairs Mems fine calf and morocco Nuuroes
1000 do Mems kip Br0gans,
200 do Mems stout ealfa welt Brogans,
BoYs' AND YOUTHS BOOTS
JOE pairs l,oys fine calf boots,
ljO do Boys prime Kip do
100 DO Youths do do do
- do do fae calf do
BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGANs
900 pairs Boys Kip Broeans,
$50 do do Morocco Brogaus,
go do do Thick do
aCO do Youths eslf and morocco do
$50 do do Kip Brogous
20O0 pairs cheap id and sral Slippers,
SEQ do Ladies Fine KID slippers,
900 do DO Fine KID Walking Shoes,
800 do do Pump Soils Caters,
$50 do do thick do do
W0MEN's LACE BOOTS.
SEQ pairs Wouten's Kid and J orocco Lace Doois,
MISSES sLIprEEs, IAoF BOOTS, &c.
90 pairs Misses KID aud Sea- Shippers
$50 do do lla,f CATERS.
40 do do Morocco Lace Boets.
CHILDREN SHOES.
o0G0 pairs chiIdren's morocco and leather Bootees
500 % do Fancy Caters,
200 do do Fancy colorel Kid Bootees,
so do do Back and eolored Kid ankle Tics,
ECO 10 do Morocco Lace Boots.
1900 do do Leather peeeel Bootecs
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
Constantly on sand large aud well selected assert
meni of Shoe Steck and Findings, viz Spanish Sole
Leather, French and American calf skins, Morocco
Kid. Lining and Binding skins. ALSo-Lasis, Boot
Trees Shoe Threads, Nails, Pegs, Patent aud common
aw' HATS, Avn elades, Pineefs Knives; an assortment
OF French Shoe Kit, &C &c
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 US, we still solicit continuance of the same.
McCLAILEN, KNOX & co.
Wheeling, Mar Ia, Lass.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
.GegTz ;T-sICIM.
mn SWEETSER,S pAN,CEA

4 y -
~ MS MEDICINE is warranted on oath not 20 con
! tam rartc'e Of Caomei Corrosive suar.arc Arse.
mic. n1rife or Gold. or any de'cferious miuera's
The rrmciete upon which TINS mrdieitn acts Is Nv
sssfi1a and bsrmouizng With natures drives ont an
ful acrimonious umors from the Hood and body aud
,y as-iWatns wth and strengthening the gastric Juice
81 sic stomach INSISTS digestion; in short there l.
not ven artery. muscle herve IN the humane body
that s not strengthened hv tho rAN4cEA. and it also
poStsts tho rears allie property OF removing mercury
nom thc hores aud Joints
FOR FRI rTIoNS OF THE SKIN -scurvy. seor-
butte Affections. TuWofs. Scra'iula. Kings Evil.
Whue swelling. Erysiress, Ulcers, Cancers Running
S-rts seals ana biiu time md determined pcrsever
auce 90 ia. SNFErsEF's PANAsEt. viii eject cure.
EOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food. Nausea, Namtiugs. Ncrvnus a1ec
lions BiUfous complaints Headache, Paleuess. or Fc
male irregularities. =. Sweesers Pauacca will soon
effect cure; bat fohstiuate. attended with gripping
wing paus the dose should be increased aud the cure
viii soeu Ne effected. Let not the patients fiehteu
themselves with idea that they weak to
tch medicine; bat hear IN mind that their mildly ope
raiIre medicine puts not weakness into tho frame
most certainly draws weakness out, leaves strength
IL place and by giving composed sleep night aud an
~ to rel sh food. reanimaIt The whole frame with
yieorous action, clearing The mind aud improving The
sight. 80. -. -. ...
accompanied tcih Ne, U0us Debility, cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
Endure the Piles no longer

Endure the Piles no longer
~ Sufferers rR"x rur rms ststt's 20
DR. UPI ; n s
VEGETABLE ELEC | \ II
THE FAULT Is THEIR Own.
Try it. an Won that have The PILES, lNftAN'-
TroS OF the Liver, Spleen, Bow IT, hidltys'
Bladder, Liver Compliant. Dysver~Ia. Lon
sliraion SICK Headache, OF any Diseases
at which
PEE ES.
Either Bleeding or Blind, Eriernai or n
feraai is The determination At. and TIE thanks
Of additional thousands iriH be oppressed.
READ This EVIDENCE here OF CURES.
Though il cannot give the saved one wealth
II gives treasure far more glorious. UEAtIH.
UNIrED STATES. MARsHALL's OrrIcr,}
New York, December 6, "a
McsSrs- KFTrHsN & HUSsnAw:
Gentlemen, under standing yon the general agents
fur the sale Of "pr phsm's Vegetable Electuary," ta
the OF Piles have deemed it my duty to volunteer
recommendation m lohalf Of that valuable medicine
have been afflicted for many years wh Piles ami have
tried various remedies, hut with beneficial elects
Indeed began TO consider NV utterly hopeless. Bu
about the OF September last, prevailed upon by
a friend TO make trial ofthe above named medicine.
TOOK his advice. aud rejoice lie say that only re
eved. but a. believe. perfectly cured. most earnest
recommend it to all that may have the misfortune tC
lie afflicted With that annoy ing and dangerous disease.
Very fesFeCt'y Yours, etc. ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

So BOOT AND SHOE
E-s;xrI,,. MNNUFAGTORV.
t4I.sl4g%zssss,zzy,,, JOHN BRUCE, Fashnna
~ ~~s.-z.zzze~- bic Boot and Shoe Maker, few
doors Below the Monroe House
Main 81. WHEELING Va.
HE wishes To inform his friends aud the public gener
ally lha, he has hand the lest and most fashion,
able assortment of FINE BOOTS IN The city, and made
by the hest yvutkuen the country. lie also
keeps hand good assortment of tihe pegged Boots,
which very low. These with everything in his
line, aud wIh close aud attention TO business
.ud by providing neat aud cheap article, he hopes 10
meet The patronage of discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
lie has inst received fresh French Calf skins,
which he : prepared to manufacture into Boots and
Shoes his friends very short notice, in his pecn
harry and fashionable STYLE AprI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

Owne 10 the great and immense sale of DIR.
To~ asc.ds sarsaPariill. number OF men VINO
formerly gents have making Sarsapa ra
Extracts EnAfs, Buffers. ENtraes OF yellow Dock &c
TAey generally pui up Ia the same shaped bodies,
uud OF them have STOLEN and copied advertise
mrnt. they only worthless limitations, aud should
ho avoldea-
Principal Oa1oes, 100 FULTON STREET sun Buli-
ia. e. D., Reaatas A Co.. state st.est Bo.toa Dyon
a Saa, ts2 North : t1ua street. PHILADELPHIA; : =
N.i.lI IS Go. - Caa.irrs .tfest M Orleans lNS
Sftt. p..I str ot Alhsn ani o., ail abe piac pat
a au' 70 asra .uts a.irray tlsoas i.uGt tAc Uul'
'.i ~..s.t n.y. a.> .at ttt a. t'.i,.
Tor sa'o whocsa'e anil retail, by G EPRYoB * c
Agents a r Tuta OIL stand, mann ST, Nh,chHg, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
10 Clement Daaiels AID Abraham Doaiels.
pu1tatrs ia business Undr ne STRIFE q. fim
If 4 Al. UpvigIS


~ ANiNt o'ta'rci Commission 70 TAI q The Gepos
" tpr~ of Isaac Bry son. Samuel Barnes. and others
yitHres tortue Steamboat. Norttern Light, m sh
depeH5in fu lhe Circuit superior Court OF Law auf
GhaHteW tor Ohio county, ip the state OF Virginia,
whefcin are iain II and the said Steam boat. Nor
tNerr isht. defendant aud on mol residing in ih@
Commonwealth and having attorney ia tact, within
The 10 IS hom noice If Tie ue aud place of TAX
the said de- nsitious can icEveu Il = NOW published
inflrualinu that the sad witnesses and Others,
Willie examined un the tw cnfy eighth OSLO day Of in
rs nfNi triueeu Tie hours OF seven O'Clock, VI, aud
eqtt O'Clock al The office of Dean and Mills. Third
rfet ar.ni;e the Henri House. n the ely Of tiueih-
ual state 81 ONO. and I'd" de.oslons Will then and
terrtaken n TIE auress d. fr the purpose OFF, ma
read as evidence ihefen IT. however, from any cause
nor tare.een the taking of said Dispositions shall not h.
commenced or is ng commenced, shalt not te Coin ite.
ou ts dae. the taku Of the saue viii be aaIunuef
tinit time until the SAID dispositions shall p,
completed. Given under. This 2ith dsy of June =.
STEAM BOAT NORTHERN LIGHT
ie26 BY Shefratd Clemens. Attorney
Z ,....,.,I ,,.,,,. Sfusie and sent zone Kosewoof
N'toi d''"IiS' and Eisuy Acror6ecHs. verc
fine article just opened; Fmte. Violin and Accorded
rreeepfnrs. thou master. e iaiIsn strings Grsy-s
4 Co'- ceie raisd & snd y Copper Buries g Keys,
al snuiactuIers prices 20 hour and day CLOCKS,
Alrij JAS MELLoR. Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

AMEkiCAN iELECnAfn CUMrANi.
BALuMoRE, FIrisrukoH AND WHEELING.
WESTERN LINE.
Office al the Exchange, Baulm0rS.
u EUUCED RATES.-The charges nave been reduced
80 os al Messages OF from Ba tmore, Pittsburgh
Wheeling. and CORES bonding reduction made on a /
IsesIapAlc dispatches Orw arded from Baltimore Wet
Of PIttsLgrsh, FenHsy wanna.
RATES
The charge fol telegraph despateilto or from Ba-
ofe Pittsburgh aud neelng, IS 40 cents for tbs hrs
words, three cents Tor each additional word.
3y-Nu charge made for the address anu Signature.
thtii the completion of the South W esierh Line Of
Telegraph from Memphis, Tenn. To New Orleans, dcs
patches be rw afdcd hemphs by ti'is roule, aud
mailed for n eW orleans lel3
Ms-o .Kvcs Isl qualify Principe Cigars, just
~ 81 - s-s reed and fsr sale ~
u46 LIST, HOW Eli AND Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
rn,icnrnting Cor.Iini.
Nen.,ir,,niiom Curch.

As 10 roueN- luI iHVt.uttfe thr system gives activity
to tt- limbs, 900. t5aath TO tue muscular system,
most extraordinary rrtrer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

II NJ fTITIIT z. -JFT Y I-EIII I1I Z.
ccrjf that for the last five years. hsve been az
ficcd with Bysp,ps and VI alter BRASIL acr0lur an led
with general weakness Of the whole SYSTEM Pariicu
arlv distressing Pains p thr Hck At tunes my diees
len was so lad that could scarcely Keep anything or
tv stomach. and coffee cou'd not touch. has been
attended Us several doctors aud had taken great many
INSCRIPTIONS, without receiving any tenctt. A few
weeks ago commenced taking DR.. Swecter Pauscea.
and before had finished The hfs hut.ie. tell ccuau IL
would cure me, as medicine had taken had such an
eiiect on tee have taken three noiiies and feel
perfectly well am, however. taki another hot:e
strengthen my nervous lstcu. make this statement
publicly. to let afflicted know whereto obtain relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

CorAL Narns. uHr own manufacture IN bs.. s,,.,,.
!e'f PRYOR L PAUL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
Gss- The following table shows the amount of
Tonnage bull and owned by the leading States
for TWO wears ending inne 30 81

CURIosITIEs.-Iiie Roclirrfam Va R lister
gives an account of something new IN the curl
o>ity " line: 1.-The celebrated Runkel Family >
of Rockingham We understand. will start in a !, -
DAYS down the valley, with the intention of vsitire
different portions Of the United States. This family
consisting of two brothers and TWO sisters, viii be
found to be objects of no ordinary curiosity being
IN all probability, the largest family Of human beings
ever exhibited in this or any other country. Their
united weight is 400 pounds! One Of the young
ladies is eshy 10 be unable to walk and when
moving of her own accord goes upon her hands and
knees. They of the ordinary height, and their
mother is an unusually small woman the father,
However, is an ordinary sized man
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
For the Crescent,
TO NJ. &. M.


| think of thee, and memories sweet and fast
Come stealing gently Ger the placid mind
New hopes arise. too bright, fear, to last
Whispering genter notes than summers wind
And as each mental cadence floats away,
Still sweetar melodies take up the lay.
That thought is heavens, which give to thee
Or to thy love-tor that's the gem prize
And get tremble in the ecstasy
Lest | no favor find in those bright eyes
Those deep ceruean windows of the soul
Those flashing Orbs that now my peace control e.
think Of thee and o er my future way
The rositst and the sotest sky is spread
And then think. how soon he brightest day
Can be oefcast-of hopes already dead
And thinking thus. my bosom thobs with pain
once did dreGm all let me not again .-RAM2LEE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
Another Taylor Letter.

Baron RorGE. AUGUST u, 1875.
Dear Sri take pleasure in Acknowledged the receipt Of
letter OF the 22d lHly, enclosing to the resolutions
adopted ameeng OF the Wing Young Auburn
In these resolutions, find terms OF respect and confidence
ard highly CRAFTY they unexpected
and 0t which desire TO express slGcefe>t taukS TO the
wings of Auburn who have thus attengy responded to
my domination.
TO yourself sr return my best aeknOw dmenrS for the
KIND terms with which you hava accompanied the reolu-
and for the gratifying Assurance Of the support
of the wings OF your city At the coming eltCIOn
am dear SIR with high respect and regard one
III Mt Sery ant l.. TAYLOR.
To ,hntrew J. Stevens. Esq, Secretary Auburn Rough
and RealE LInh Anlmrn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF New HAMPSHIRE
The meeting of the General Association of tOugre-
gatlOnal and Presbyterian Ministers of New EIamp-
shire as We learn from the Congregational journal,
commenced lii Manchester, on the 22d ult. The
Introductory sermon was by Rev. Mr.. Bouton. OF
Concord, on the history of The churches OF New
Hampshire. He stated that the first church was
organized in 1893. TWO hundred and ten wears ago.
In 1910, tiiv years after the landing OF the Pill
gr!ms only three ministers had been settled in the
pfn,iIce. VIZ. in Hampton. E.xeter and Dover. In
1873, century after the settlement OF Hampton
and Exeter, fity-tve ministers had been settled.
From l7SS to 1903 ninety-three pastors We're set
lied from 1893 TO 1923 hundred and fifteen :;
from 1923 to 1873 TWO hundred and tiiV-six. From
t3S 10 '5iS the whole number OF minis ers settled
Is SIX hundred and eighty-ive. In 1916 the mum
her of churches was only iitty-ve; in 1870 il was
eIghfy-one IN 1880 there Were one hundred and
to-ty-slY lld in 1917 the number had increased to
one hundred and eghiy-elght. In 1916 The num-
Der OF church members BIOS in 1880 il was
1867: and the last year 22,790.
The first Convention of Congregational minis
ters, 50 tar as appears was held al Exeter, July
18th, III. ami consisted of II individuals
The average period of Office of y ministers SCI
tied previous l7iS stated at % wears and the
a! erage a of so of them was 63 Years. The aver
AGE period Of Office of $50 ministers. from l7fS
them was 81 years For the last twenty years The
period of Office of l0i who have been dismissed or
lied, Is onl y four years; and the average period
OF all nov. in office Is fraction less than ten
years.B0Ston Yrducller.
Gs~ The following table shows the amount of
TONNAGE buil and owned i,E- tho iaaIng States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
Ice NO TICEl

10 the Citizens Of .NtU OritGnS--
SIN my COMMUNICATION in yesterdays paper The s. 10
Clyde" has arrived with fine cargo Of ICE fer Gs
Enlistment, and now take very pleasure IN inform
the citizens that there danger of the city being
out this Important article will however sug=L,l the
propey of It's economical a little longer, When tru.
there will be change the weather that will guaranty
reduction in prices to previous rates. The stock
hand in this establishment much lighter than usual tn
OF the owing The heavy demands caused By
the failure OF other establishments but am confident it wl
hold with moderate economy the part OF consumer,
s9lt A. w. BOSWDRFH, Agent Commerce st.
A Coop CHANCE.-We invite the attention of
printers and publishers to IL" following notice
The paper is located in one Of the richest parishes
in the State
TO PRINTERS
For SALE, npon reasonable terms for cash, wei
established " HG PAPER, in thriving town of this :
competent, economical, ami industrious business man
would do well purchase. For particulars inquire th
Office. AZ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09
Markets.

CI~rrvSsrI. Sept t. !" Ms les Western Flour g
l2te-iolIa'> ~ y dent bLyes....S Sale Whisky
ltl," & in IL e ...s :. les Western Bacon sides
g.. hi., produced Gyre imness IN bus
N.fsH &. l. -Breaus ufi are all held higher.
.. o.. a. Gr-tter. The foreign has giren a
.s..ne cry thing bat Cot which l. unset
...s. -'.-... o, D.. give reliable Guotatior,
l-.-.....s. tx. IL. . p. M-Sacs IC0 bbs WasteT
Flea. Prime white Wheat to a Sc -. 100 bhI,
Wi - !, ~ u5i5 @ Sugar Sc. Tobacco, 81
&c n - 50 a. =. ,u..v.... Western Clear SIDES 3 &C.
ST t,--" T.. ~. 81 P NSa-s Is hhds jolacco a tn.
STATE " 3, nou>e s-taSej hhds 50 65G0 50 10 hhd,
Petr.ed 81 ss - At the Planters. Al hhs mostly in
teo! Passed S. t1JGs -, and Refused 81 45 SO Is
Sales t90 bhl Flour So 650s4 Sales 1885 sacks Wheat
at 63iG 70e. Salss Whisky al 16tafai634c.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

INTERESTING CEREMoyY.-We learn from the
Norfolk Beacon, tina: scene Of touching interest
occurred at Fortress Monroe few days ago. This
was the return. to the domcil Of the venerable
Cot Walbach, o. the war-worn flag, rent and per
oreted with balls, which had waved on to so many
victories the gallant 18th Regiment of Artillery.
lis bearer, shot through the heart yielded il only
with dying hand, 10 the brave Lieut.. Benjamin
who planted it firmly on the memorable heights Of
Conreras. Major Brown delivered the Presentation
speech, to which Col. WaIbach made an mpfomptu
reply, drawing tears from the eyes of many of his
hearers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

RELIGIOUS REFUGEES. There arrived at New
Haven, Conn, recently, in the schooner Gold Hun
ter, troln Porto Rico twenty pass gers, Por.
trguese, who We're forced to leave the ! and of Ma
dtira some two years since in consequence of their
,elIgton being obnoxious to the laws of that coun.
try 1t is stated that they of the Presbyterian
denominations
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

LADY SwIMMERs.-'fhe New York Stai ad ices
ladies' to learn to swm-lhe advice deserves con-
sideration for many lives might be saved if swim
ming We're added to the rest Of female accomplish
ments Major Noah is sad to be the editor of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

SENSIBLE ABoLITIoNIsT.-'Ifie Louisville lky.)
Examiner, the An;islavery paper of Kentucky, in
IN article Oh the subject Of the recen: escape and
recapure OF fugitive slaves III that State, Gepre-
Gates the practice of encouraging slaves to escapn
from their masters, as tending TO exasperate the
sla,eholder, retard the progress Of emancipation.
md strengthen Ike bonds OF the slaves