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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01
AEMEAENN,
EMovAL.-wATCHEs, JEwELRy :

n M o vAL.-W WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
sf s@o1ed Ii. f h ps s sHs he public
: e ss% ts?35 g g % c xf;
establishment He has spared neither pains expense
Of ao h S os
Sfia if "a F$s$3
and Chains SILVER Ware China ',t crysts af and
Bronze Ware Clocks and Manel Ornaments Of every de-
aned Pocket and Toe caes Dhs snd
paTo GhoIes Pernmery and variety Of other articles
prices. $500 ~ ~ -l'''' apps as' izt's
CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
~ THE UNDERsIGNEDhay have this -
" i;iS6ass5 RsTissS7 B j s!hGs5
= NaE Ess under ss the the style and firm of Knowles
10 sfs esey d esmp
t ton POT OF FINE WATCHES Clocks Jewely etc: Tween;
the public that work shall perform to their salts
faS we have in store and will constantly boo, Co.
#a IS
etc. Of which will be sold as low as any house IN the ety
and %d fly ym T'''n'isd Please call e. kSSSSGMTEs
f7EEk sAsWs 5aMs s ETY. Would respect
1gba 6 in Invite ne the sd attention tent Of h fnds
ELRY, ETC., comprising Watches OF the most ap. RIAa
P RnS GGa a Vas s nnta
consisting in part Of Tea Table, Sugar, Salt and Mustard
1po9hs, forhs LauieS Cdstofs, cups PItctATs Toast
Racks, etc.
great variety of Jewelry Cutlery Rich Fancy Goods
Pertumery, etc.
PIANO FORTEs.
Just received from the manufactures of
- gsT Mess Nunns fischer, and A. II. Gale
PIANOS, in new, style casesNa few with
Please call and examine. apo If
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &c.
NELSON A. YOUNG, No. 8 Camp street, ,-o
~ would Tespeetfuiy invite the attention of his A
friends and the public to his and extensive as
sortment of fine English and Swiss EzAsEA
. LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and most celebrated manufactures of London
Lverpooi and Geneva carefully put up and wenanted
SUIT Ladies or Gentlemen Also a very large assortment
Of WATCH ACCOMPLISHMENTS every variety Of
Ladies and Gentlemen's Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS; Watch Ribbons;
heys and Seals OF the latest and fashionable patterns
Ladies FaShlonabe BROOCHES, "a great variety }
Diamond .Ruby Garnet, Pearl and Plain Gold FINGER
REUGS, NECKLACES, &c
great variety OF Gentlemens Shirt Studs Sleeve and
Collar BUTTONS Breast Pins, Scarf Pins Seal Rings Silver
suspende Buckles Gold and Silver Specaces of every des
Of every description Ladies, Fine Silver plated Sheffield
Casors Candesticks Trays NC. Levi Brown and Spencers
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens Gold or Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Persons from the country wishing purchase fine Time
Pieces Jeweiry, would do well call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
~ Particular attention given to REPAIRING Clocks |
ana w atche at short notice. by the most kliu workmen
be found IN the country.
IL Every description of Jewelry made and repaired to
ofder. tap5 limo
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SANMERS--SEEDS.
FLowER eARDEN AND Seed sToRE

FLOWER GARDEN AND SEED STORE,
FENHE FRESHEST GARDEN SEEDS can be Gss>s
L obtained at the Seed Store of MATTHEW. SsGbS
BYRNE, at tie corner Of ST. CH9RLES andEhryA
GRfpIER Streets; warranted to be the finest 80
collection now IN the city.
Ss the choicest kind together with the best collection of
N&- SIR UkBERY to be found in the market boil
DUETS put up to order at the shortest ice. ap24
G Persons purchasing Plants Seeds and finding them
not to be as they represented will be returned their money
NEW GARDEN SEEDS.
lust RECElv ED-By ship Atanta-A fresh supply of
% GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, war ~ ~
ranted genuine, consisting OF every variety Of the sAgSaf
season, and sold cheap by the subscriber e@NSNE~
J. AFFLECK'S Cottage See, Store rg1S8
101 81. CiI53Et.FS Street.
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND 81 rs, and the
1855 best collection OF Green Hot House pials the city.
Ladies and Gentlemen supplied with Practical and Expert
enced Gardeners mills
FRESH GARDEN, FARM and FLOWER SEEDS.
vuHHE subscriber has hand esn and wei selected
IL stock of GARDEN SEEDS all w2r1nted 4ss3 "a
fresh and genuine. Planters furnished with kaEes Ss,D
containing Well assorted variety OF Garden Seeds TeA
at from 81 to so per box. -
f~J Country Merchants supplied with Seed by the dozen
or hundred papers, for retailing
Market Gardens supplied seed by the pound bushe
moderate prices. ID. MAUPAY. Scotsman and Florist
mhl0 5m No % Camp street..
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New ORLEANS, March 10, 1876.
M. DanG-I have used. taking off crops of sugar
me paient Crate Bars nyented by MIR VIM Fere and find
mem lar SUPERIOR from their surface 10 the ordinary
9as IN use nasmuch they WILL from their peculiar orma-
1oh Iast hive times as long. Respectfully,
mills 3m q w cAMpREII
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

OWEN b. WTFEERS, AM, MD, Gate of Reatucky0
having permanently located in NewO reans respectfully
lenders his services 10 the public all the duties devoIvng
maphySlelah lie refers 10 the following gentlemen:
Iheo FIelnghuysen, NY. G. S. Pattson, Md NY
Hon K. Underwood Ky. G. S. Bedford, MD NY
Hon. ] J. Cnttenden, Ky d. Glass MD NO
Hon. Z, N, Ewing, Ky. s. d. Gross. M D., Ky
Hon. 0. G. Cafes KY C. w Short Nj ID XIV
non D. L. Clark, n.y.. r. Ill. Short & Co., NO.
hon. Asher Graham, Ky. Howard Malcolm ID D. XIV
unDu ~ 'N ~ o. Gnu
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HEMP! HEMP. HEMPI!
E'HE undersigned in order further to meet the views of the
Board OF Underwriters have set apart exclusively for
the storage OF Hemp and other hazardous articles OF
merchandise the proof w arehouse Orleans
No - corner Deord aud Magazine streets The locality and
facility OF receiving and delivering at the Warehouse (hsre
being hosting the second story fequred renders this
the most desirable place for this description of storage
apo ON GEO R REARD&CO
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OFFICE UNION TOWB0AT Co. April Il, 1913.
EROM and after this date the following regulations will
be in force in regard to assistance Of vessels the
Barr VIZ An assisting boat will be furnished, either
inward outward whenever may be thought necessary
BY an agent OF this Line and charge will be made for
the to vessels drawing less than 10 To vessels
drawing Is feet and less than IT, half will be charged
and all IL will be charged full This regulation
when they loaded by the head the draft will be taken
from the stem An vessels that have paid for
ing boat inward will be transported free of charge
provided she not moved out of the limits of the Corporation
nor to the shipyarls.
apl7 I'm JUNIUS BEEBE. Manager
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

NEfS-NIAES.
MITCHELL'S Large Distance and Reference Map of
lVl the United States
c. X. MARsHAhL's Astronomical Atlas and Map, highly
colored and illustrated
LATouRETTE,s Map of Mississippi, Louisiana and Alaba-
ma with all the late Surveys Sc;
PIKEs Coast Directory Of the Mississippi River with dis
ances and names of all the Plantations on the Coast
Also Pocket Maps of the States. For sale by
apt I'm MILES C. SALE & co
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS &c

FUFHfS hIND bA 7 EdINT AFEARAIUS, &c.
T0HN MCCARTHY, Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street a
D New Orleans has Just received and large IL
assortment OF Brass Cocks various sizes Force and 15A
Ian Pumps; Beer Pumps &c &c; Cooking Ranges; -.
Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. Also laying and repair
snsieamboat work promptly put up and repaired All Of
deEpDmpty attended TO.
Gy~ Charges moderate. mh34 1y
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eek ORLEANS, MORNING. 1913
STORAGE FOR COFFEE

WE can TAX on storage one floor second story, in
sors ay ana 9af tx gaee o bsgs Also in another
will find to their ge TO call and examine our
warehouses. EMERSON TOURNE 81 co
apo 158 Tchounitoulas street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-01

A SENATORS ExAMPLE.-Legis1atiue Affection.
In the Senate of the United States, ON the 10Th
inst Senator Foote announced that if Senator Hale
would pay visit to Mississippi, he, Senator F.,
would be happy to assist in noosing up Senator H.,
la Lynch, on some convenient tree
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SPICE AND COFFEE Mills

T l.; BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
a Of New Orleans that he is at all times prepared the
of all kinds together with Conmea Hominy and Gritz
Steamboats,, Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
shortest notice, and ar,
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NuTTALL-HO Us19S.NI7H and BELL Gu
D. HANGER, LaJdyette 81. near Camp .Ncao e.
0rleaas-J0BBING, LOCkSMITHlNG, etc. EE
~ Bell Hanging done in the best manner, -
moderate terms. Store Door Bolts and Bars made to 9S
Order mb2I 6m
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G r. y y S.

:. IN !, pT rs DEAKE & CO.. Commission Merchants
'hht H. Brokrrs SO Common ST. mh5
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From the American Farmer.
Work for the Mouth.

Gathering Corn Those who may not
have completed tins work should %
ahead and have it done without further
delay, and when gathered see that 1t is
husked and put without tn" reach Of IL
Their two or four legged d"rr'd,t"rS.
WINTER pLorGni>G.->iliH clays in
t'ndcd for spring culture sI.o"Id, through
the winter, whenever the ground is Mt
frozen, be plou1hed. care being observed
never to turn lurrow wien such grounds
are 1rd
NIcu Cuws.-T|csc MS receive attention,
be provided with w"rm lo.'.in.s. c"Iu"rt1hln
bedding and succucut food, either IN The form 1T
Stops or roots Dry hay or straw " Ill keep them;
but he who expects them {" Sc"r;c Il generous
measure of milk, mIst 1--WE them n-Ict ior, than
that A rnbhn. down with the curry ",Inh or
card, and wh!sp Of straw is equal 10 quar-, Of
grain daily.
FArrEN,NG HoGs.-Sce that these get their
feed regularly, that tIcy do not suffer tor water
arc warmly bcddrd and have supplies Of charcoal
or rotten wood.
YouNG CATTLE rcquts always to he KEEP, in 4
growing condition, and this can oGly be done, by
giving them such food, and in such quantities,
as viii contribute To the growth of bone, inuscle
and flesh, not forgetting that moderate degree
ofiu,ncss is 10 disadvantage 10 sightllA.ss, sym
metry 0l form, and SIZE.
FiRLwoop.- Before the weather and roads put
il out OF Your power, have your trewood cut,
hauled into your paEd and piled up ready for
Use.
FEScl IG.-Go into Your woods, cut down rs
much timber as will serve you for fencing next
year, when cut down have it hauled and piled
up in your narn-yard, and employ your hands ,Il
ring the .rclGnent days OF winter III Shaping them
into posts and rails. attention To these duties
now viii save you much trouble and vcXation
next spr!ng
GATES While Getting out fencing, t,nt for
get that every field on your farm should be pro
vidcd with gate.
WATER tERows.-Examnc these aud re-
move all appointments to the free passage of tic
water.
GAnI,c.-Rccolcct that winter. ploughiug
kills garlic.
siE>cl!s Examine your sl"igls. repair them
hncrded, and give them c"at oi paint, in orrrr
that Trey may hc ready for your WIVES and dauyh
iers to visit their nci, hbors whenever the snow
comes.
ACCUMULATION OF MANrREs Suffer no on
poItnni'y to pass by nnimprpvcd by which you
can add 10 your manure Pile.
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Dec 18th 1T
West Chester Fem Seminary
Miss. P. G Evans PRINCIPAL.


This Institution is located in the unusually
plcasAn, ami healthy Borough of West CT ester
Chester county P,., to which access is had
twice day from the East and West by Rad
road.
Tuition will embrace all the branches of a
thorough ENGLISH EDUCATION, viz: Or
biography. Reading, Writing, Geography, Gram
mar, Practical and Rational Arithmetic, Book
Keeping, Algebra and Geometry; Natnral An
cleHt and MUdcrn History, lnldllcctaI, Mora
and Natural Philosophy, Plain and Ornamental
Needle Work; and III addition, instruction VIII
be gwen IN the Latin, French and German Ian
GUAG ES'
TEnus.-Tuitiou and boarding, including
washing, bedding, fuel, lights sc si5 per scS-
SION, payable quarterly IN advance Music and
the languages at moderate extra charges
1t is ~ it'll wmrIlucd satisfaction that we COM
mand Miss +. e. Evans >c""ul fl the Particular
accommodation Of boarding pupils. Miss EvauS
has been engaged for some years in the mannIc-
mcnt Of a female school, in which her peculiar
ability was cvincei and acknowledged Her tai
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"a e, laI5I. .1lE|7:}2')lI1jXl9>
WEST ElN NEW YORK
CDLLEG OF iIEt LIH,

2OI AialH street, Buffalo, n, Y,
Dr., G. C.. Nauehns Vegetable l.ithontriptie
Mixture, 4 celebrated medicine VIII ictI has mad,
GREAT CURES In ALL DISEASES,
is now introduced into this section. The luit
of an advertisement will not permit an EXTENDED
notice Of this remedy; we have uml TO say it has
for It's Agents ia the United States and Canadas
a large number u educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
in high professional atAI'di"r, who make Gcncr-
al OF it i'll their practice ia the following dis
eases; Drupsy, Gravel, and diseases o! the urln'
AIRY organs; Piss and all diseases Of the b.uud.
arrangements OF the Liver, &c, and all genera
discilS,s ut the system. IL is particularly re.
qucs'>d that all who contemplate the use OF tins
article, OF who desire Information respecting it,
will OBTAIN pamphlet OF > pages, winch agents
whose names are below Viii gladly give away;
this books treats upLn the method vi curc-cA-
plans the pro critics uf the ar;iric, and the DIS
cases it has been used lot over tins country nd
Euopo Tor Jour years with such perfect eiicct.
cua Is pages oi testimony from the highest
vcntcrs m,i be found, with names, places ant
Dotcs, winch c.h be written to by any one III
racsind, and the parties will answer post pald
communications.
SIX ior the pamphlet, as no othcr supamch
phlc has ever been seen. The evidence oi
power vi TINS medicine over all Diseases is gui
| aHircd by persons ot wei! known standing ms
clcty.
| Put up in 80 or. and , o. bottles. Price s.,
81 " 81 IL o.; the larger being the clcn 'cr
| Every bottle has
&c. c. VAUGllN'
| written on the directions, sc. Sec pa,nphle
pa.c IS. Prepared by DIR. q. C. VAUGHN
and sold at Principal Office 2C1 Main stree
Buffalo, \. Y. Offices devoted to sale OF tn,
erlicle exclusively, ID! Nassau, New Yark, ant
conner OF Essex and Washington, Salem, Mass
and by all Druggists throughout this countr.
and Canada as Agents.
AGENIS.-Dr J. Wallace, Elkron; r. l.
Thomas, North East; Andrew X idd, Port Depos
It,; John 5. Evurist y Co., Row landsviIc.
Jan, 22d lSlS-.l
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APPOINTMENTS By GEN. TAYLOR. The fol
lowing is said to he an extract Of letter ilom
leading citizen of Louisiana.
The pulcy which Gen. Taylor will pursue in
regard To applicants for Office, so far as fre opn
ions of his leading friends here may be taken us
indications, seem to be that he will leave II TO
all the Tay lorIics o! each State to agree among
themselves, in the presentation of suitable and
proper candidates. 1t is openly asserted and
think with his approval, that he will have Moth
ihl to 90 with choosing between the conflicting
claims Of the mnltithdinous applicants. lfihls
policy is adhered To. and have little doubt Of it,
the General may have some chance to carry out
his well known and unconcealed horror Of tho
doctrine, that "to the victors belong the spos."
! give you this as an item Of news, which you
may use as you see proper.
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THE CECIL WHIn,
EEKTO.9, .rEd.

Foe Tic Cccis HMg.
Reflections.
DsD,cArEp to May 4. ~.
Oft have inhaled the soft perfume,
I hat was borne upon the gale,
Where flowers in sec!uson bloom,
Within soIae quiet vale.
In EAuLy youth twas sweet to dream,
OF happiness and Love-
When life was like placid stream,
Bright as the azure blue above
Those you,!tIi.' dreams have faded now
IN YAM their memory trace,
And ollru seek upon my brow,
Realities to replace.
Yet on the fiowrct's silent tomb,
When radcnl suii!,caus pour,
a iaircr rose again may bloom,
StIil brig liter than beiolc.
And YOUTHS bright happy hours,
Although the aSins are ",iond'd
May come again with fragrant ilo~ula,--
AGAIN my piih will be- liium d.
U,iLMiRyto1 Ds!. 'I3. J CT.
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ss Calls i'EH'5 Al.l-UhhLtNG ON
We MEN i.-IIlNn OF ria FOLLOW ~
lACIS:
LIST. That fiyn.riglits Of all We i've into the
stomach, pass oil tnl"Ugi the pores vi tG sh IL,
III hen,~tc f,,ptr"',,m
%. That the ShnI c"acull"s more matter
tAan the Lungs, Kidneys and D,"cis pat tugcl'.-
or.
3D. That The Ski, discharges more matter in
twenty Jour i.Vurs, ;hln the DowrIs u, IA i u,t}
ana tnat hy severe exercise, Il man Will los"
thee, UU! and five pounds in onc hour
,ltn. lnat thc Creator pierced the human cut
icIe with pores VI small opening 10 lie almost
incredible number OF 500 .Nii.LltN, making
THIS tnc GRAND OUTLET OF al lIc Icdund,lul
mat CT Of the body.
5La. That through these pores are constantly
cXUuimg the DID, 0it,Ird aud lry!i-oL PARTICLES ul
the EtJod, and httHolS Of the UU4y and the lclsie
Of the system.
Gih. lr.L 10 stop up the pores, twenty four
hours would cause instant DEATH.
'th. That sudden changes ii weather and cx
posHfc to cold, CLOSE THESE pores part ana
hence the long catalogue OF diseases over the
land
stn That as the skin is the medium 70 cvaco,
atng all the humora ol'thc body, we sccrhc pru
IOund folly ana aOsur IIty Of rcSoItng to pills
"''S' '''' ''' ''''''; " I"iC INC SItdL liid
niy OF diseases produced by checked pcrsp.raL
on.
VIII until September, 1914, there was no med;
cine before the public that had power to restore
The LSe'sS'otc Pu'Yt mton, by impalting vitality
and nervous ancrsy to the skin
lOth That NtALI>TEE'S ALL lIEAiING
ON / MhNI IS That medicine, and which, by
possessing tins power, is ctectn. more 70 III than
ANY I'VE OF even ten remedies III this country.
fucc - cents Il box
Also, NcAllSTER'S II. lIR OIL. an extract
from the Ointment and possessing the same uCd
zeal properties. Price 30 cents bottle.
Sold N E!Nton b" Dr.. Jos. u all4cc
jay -, IS
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Fail and winter Clothing.
WILLIAM G. LOWE.

no. % Market Street.
Respectfully Informs his friends ard the pub
lie generally, that he has just received Il LARGE
assortment of fresh and fashionable
CLoTns, CAssrnERs, yEsrlNGs,
And other goods which he will make nm and
dispose Of for cash at the lowest phiiadclnhi,
prices. Customer work will bo made up l,v cx
periGnced workmcn, in the most f. fashionable
style, and upon the same liberal terms
Those who may he in want ofany thing in his
line Of business, would find it to their interest +,
give him Il call before purchasing elsewhere.
Wilmington, Oct 2S-3m.
FISH! FISH!
Mackeral No & 3
Northeast ilcnings
Labrador GO
Scotch "
Cod FISH
In store and for sale by VIM TORBERT.
July - As.
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Parsons & Wilson.

aSAEsoNs WILSON, having moved their Biz
IL Derry ana PERIODICAL AGENcY lron til,
corner Of Front and Market sts., to No 10 kmr
81. between 5rd and 9TH and having opened i
CHEAP BOOKSTORE wut.!d invite the al
tcnlon Of purchasers TO their stock which VIII be
found complete lii all the different departments
OF literature.
All the standard School Books, Blank Ac-
count and Miscellaneous Books aiwa VS. on hand
Blank Books Of particular patterns ruled and
bound 10 order at short notice.
New publications. received as soon rs ont.
Orders respectfully solicited and persunss
ilg tllcun may rely upon having them filed
care. Address PAHSON & WILSON.
Sign of the BIG Book,
No. 10 kng St
Apri,s Wilm ;nrlon, Del
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4 FAXED FACT.
IT IS UNIVERSALLY CONCEDED that
,u,,,', IL t,rua1 kcp,cJv

l III
Stantop's External Remedy,
HUNTS LtNIM f. y +,
Is one ofthe Greatest Brssin rs ithiu the rcarl
of II mankind. it can be had ior only % cents
a bot, lie, and will always cure when tauly ap.
itrd. Millions huvs TESTIFIED to its wonlurt,,
healing pro-. critics L. relieves Pain Instantly
1t cures disease, and prlreHts det1rBt it rcaturt
TO h,aIthy action the Marcus Sgsicm wherever
i ls attacked by auy oil tho complaints to whcn
it is subject; there is 10 Medicine tudt can com
pare with it. II yOu ave either Of ,hr lI,uwlr
diseases procure it, and you M, rcsl assnlcA
that YOU will experience ruilci at once, and M:
continued application viii s"0n r.uaoyo the dis
r3Tr. Spinal NH' ciions, RhrurItisnI, fIlIIJ
and al! Nervous Affections, ContitctionS at ID"
Muscles, Sore hroat and Quincy, Issues, GIG
!cris, Pains in the Lack and Chest, Aguc IN
the Breast and Face, Ioo:h-ace, SpIalns, BruS-
e., Salt RheniH, Burns, Group, Frosted Feet,
Coros, Bunscns, Fresh Wounds, s"eIi,ngs ana
Bruises, Sccuiulo"s Affections, fosons, Tic Dot
dleuN and all Cuancons and Nervous Diseases,
vanish before IT, and leave the body N a sound
and healthy state. For evidence OF lis great
hover over the >y''em' see the pamphlets 10 be
DAD Of every Agent, gratis.
tx ltAo"llAAHl CJhE OF SALT
| RliEUAl. NE" ORR, EcDrHuy is, Is III
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The Morning Train Of Cars from phiadcl
pl,it Tor Baltimore, arrive at Elkton quarter be-
fore oclsck. 4. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phi!a. at
quarter before - o'clock.
Might lnc from Philadelphia reaches Eliton
at lmlt'p,at / ! O'Clock at might
Night train from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ter before J o'cori;. =. VI.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
t.ikton, April eth '4s.
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INCREASE OF There has
been great increase in the Methodist Epis
copai Church within The bounds Of the Bal
tin'ore Conference within the last few
months. Upwards ofii!leen hundred have
joined in the Baltimore District alone since
Me first of August asst Bait. Sun.
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THE CECIL WIG,
Is Published every Saturday.
In the Log Cabin,
nv ?, G.. ETCKTTrTS.

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RATES OF ArvEHrls'NG.--l square 3 weeks
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for one third ,f a column There will he in n,
case, any abatement o. these rates.
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cities OF ia Itiniorc, Philadelphia and New York
Advertisements left at his Country Newspaper
.!rcncy" in either of those cities will receive
prompt attention.
john q. Waters, Esq, is our agent in Port
Deposit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-09
Goods for the Season.
G. Y. KIDD,

NO. - MARhET ST. WILMINGTON.
As .. me, OF Store '''s' and varied us
Foreign Domestic Try Goods,
10 70 =, at the present low prices, winch will BE
diap s. / otat 4 very small sdvance he names il
part
Ladies' Dress GGGhS.
Ca*lmcrcs, all wool, Orleans Clot,s, OREGON
Satin STRIP. auG bar. and Monterey p!a,Gs,
do in rich colors. Lama Paids, Cling
do all silk plnids, HAMS in variety.
do worstrd pIai,Is, French and English
Alplnas, blk p!aid and chintx, Mansscincs, in
mode colorS. great variety.
4 lie offers great bargains il, 81
French MorinoeS, & Ihibit Cloths;
English Mrfinoos, Parlmetta&
Co51rg Cloths.
4 lH s'Hpiy # Hosiery.
For Ladies. For Gentlem en-.
Alpaca Hose, rbbd. Lambs wool l. } h
PLAIN Nigonia u do
cashmere do do do Ncrino - do
Ncrino do nl;N'd. Wooden, Cotton
Andalusia, new style, Thread do do nd
Raw Silk. WOODEN, cot
ton Sc.
Those in want Of Goods at Grir prices, and
who wish to buy ARTICLES for what they are re
PRESENTED, will please call as above at
G.. W. KIDD'S.
So Market ST. Wilmington.
Dec llth'l7