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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-04
MRnIGAL TRTATMHNT

AR A. CULLEN has removed nts once rom ~ 70
street to MOL Natckez street. near the Arcade Ia
still continues TO cure Structure, bis new
ing the worst sietuEe without any ~
drance TO business Diet Dr. Cullen too wei known q
new ~ osdsS a me to Dr. c. he vii refer
you hundreds OF the first standing IN ths clty no save
and eSsmne for yoaTsslves No bay required without
effected rheumatism cured 1unoffntea cnleu ~ lss
u' - Remember I6 NAroHEz sTREET near the Afcads
Postpaid letters punctuay attended % n az e
medicine securely packed snd sent 20 any par 81 me
country. alH-2 o1l
TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND NERO AN rs,
! fNOMSTOCK & CO.. SO POYDRs4S SltiAstsf base
" on hand the following Genuine Medicines wnlcn ever
| family ought to- be supplied with, viz -
| HAYs warranted to cure any case OF tns iess
JEW DAvIDs OF HEIR Ky PLASTER; where happllea
pain cannot exist Of the genuine oO cents ps5 Ro4
ness and ali comp ANTS of the Ear-Pnces $lpeI TASK
LANGLEYs GREAT WESTERN lHDlAE hEskgs ~
MofSEEis RELIEF FOR those ladies about becoming
C6msTocK $ EXTRACT on sARsAPAR --foF Panty.
ing the Bood3PEoe 0oe per bottle 45 ger Elm
case either Nervous or Bilious; WI yoatryit
TH6toMEw's ExPEeroRANT PISK ErRup-ios Coughs
Colds Pain the Breast and Side and 81 Chest and Lung
F4aSEsTocK's and KoLMsrocK's VERmIEueE--io,
Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms one OF the
THE East INDIA HAIR DIE viii color The Hair jet black
orbIowp and warranted not 70 stan n the SKIN.
| ed Cords and Muscles.
| PAIN KfLLER--Pnce. 125s cents
ohpkIoEs GEspIEE BALM OF goL51PiA msles
| ntand freeing from dandIutf.
TIE @9EDER APP BR,tEsslNs o. TIE s,s ss
remedy for an Burns Sore Eyes Feons Ulcers Bruises
external appcation By is use inanatons aie removed
swelings reauced and ploitil catoi ey stared s..
ap24 If COMST0pk e Cos ~ Poydfas Sc
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FITsl FTTsl FITS

Dr. Townsend having tested his Sarsapaula IN cases
of Fits Of course never recommended it, and was surprised
to receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westminster county , :, ,o4z
Dr. T0sonseRd-Dear Sir have little girl seven yeas
of age who has been several yearS afflicted with tlts we
ed almost everything for her but without success at ast
although we could find recommendation in our cGuaIs
for cases like hers thought, she was IN very deSae
health we would give her OF your Sarsapara and ae
very glad did for only restored her strength D9t se
has had no return of the Fits to great pleasure and
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty, Iof Which
we feel grateful. Your, respectfully, - 7
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GANKER IN ME No

o, a.. scNonTt az smother child saved Dr. Town.
ssnds Safsauaa has saved the lives Of thousands OF eh
dren The following certificates selected rom great
number received this week. ~, ,o,T
sick with Canksr in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility 1t came near dying Iobtaned some 81 yonI
excellent medicine and eursd directly toI when aSsuIs
Won feel very grateful. YOuTs, respectfully
ELIZABETH FOWLER, n DeSDrOsses 81,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-04

NEW YORK, April q, Io4l;,
DR. JoDnseHd-I verify believe that your SarsapaIinla
has been The means through Providence, of saving my ne
have for several had bad cough II BECAME verse
and worse AT last raised large gu mtes or blood mad
night sweats and was greatly debaed and reduced anu
dd mot expect TO live have only used your SarsapaIa
short time and there has wonderful change been Wfought
in me- am now able TO walk all over the CITY Iass nc
blood and my cough has left me, You can well imagine
fhat am thankful for these results Your OBJ dt servant
S 49, WIN. RUSSELL, % Catherine st.
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. ''''I NOTICE no THE LADIES

Those that initiate Dr. Townsends Sarsapanla, have in
vaaby called their stuff great Remedy Females etc.,
and have copied our bills and ccua which relates TO the
complaints of women, word for wordothef men who put
up medicine have since the great success of Dr. Townsend
Saapara in complaints incident 70 females recommended
theirs although previously they did not number of these
Mixtures, Pills, etc. injurious to females, they agra
yate disease, and undeImlne the constitution.
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

1t is the safest and most eectua medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
birth ever discovered 1t strengthens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease increases and enTeheS the
food those who have used think Indispensable IL Is
highly useful both before and after confinement, as pre-
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth in cOsyeness piles
cramps swelling of the feet dependency, heartburn Yon-
and regulating the secretOns and equazng the ecui
ton has equal The great virtue of this medicine Is
IS always safe and the delicate and most SUGGEST al
very few cases require other medicine IN some little
castor oil is useful Exercise IN the open an
and light food with this medicine will always insure sale
nd easy
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FEMALE MEDICISHES-N

Dr. Townsends Sarsspana is asOveegn and speedy cure
for Incipient Consumption Barenness PrQlapsqs Oter o.
Failing OF the Womb, COstiyeness Piles LeuchonhRe or
Whites, DISTRACTED difficult transformations lnGontlnence
&C Urine OF involuntary discharge thereof and for the genera
proaon of the systemnO matter whether the result OF IN
heent cause or causes produced by egqauty illness OF &C
cdent Nothing be surprising than us nVlgorahR
effects on the human frame Persons, all weakness and las
ude from taking become robust and full OF en-
eTgy uuder its influence 1t immediately cOunteraets the
neTveessness of the female Frame which the great cause OF
baeDness 1t will be expected OF IN cases oil 80 De
cate nature TO exhibit certificates of cures performed but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds of have been
reported Thousands OF cases where families nave pen
without Children after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-04

WILDEY ENCAMPMENT, No. I-Ineets in the Hal
of the Grand Lodge on LIST and ID Saturdays OF each month
OtTcers-Thomas II. Shields, q Pi Nm; w Herbert Il X
ICrckard w; i. A johnson, W. r, Dele sderneT' q
H. Williams, Treasurer,
HOBAH ENCAMPMENT, No, o. meets at Crescent
Hall 10 Camp st. % and 4th SATURDAYS OF each month
OtfcersJ o. Nixon q p Henry Bier, H 7; H. T. Stetson
S w; Joshua jackson, w; G, w r. Bailey Scribe Geo
O. LaWYasOn Treasurer.
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Cosmetics Chalk, and variety OF preparations generally
in when applied the face po OF ITS beau
ty They close the pores of the skim and check the ccua
ton, which, when nature not thwaed by disease pow
der the skin named by the Nes used in soaps beaut-
fes production in the human face Divine as well
as in garden of rich aud decatey tinted and yaegated
flowers free active and healthy circulation of the fluids,
the cOursng OF the pure, rich blood 10 the eXente
that which paints the cOuntenanee the most exquisite
beauty 1t is that which mpars the indescnbabe shades
and flashes OF lOveness that all admire, but de-
scribe This beauty the offspring OF ponder
or SOAP Ii there free and healthy circulation there
is beauty If the lady is fair driven snow it she paint
and cosmetics and the blood thick, cold and impure
she beautiful If she be brown yellow and there
pure and active blood gives rich bloom TO the cheeks anu
brillancy to their eyes that IS fascinating.
This why the southern and especially the Spanish ladies
much admired Ladies in the north who take but little
exercise confined in close have spoiled then
complexion by the application of delete0U mixtures if they
wish TO regain elasticity OF step buoyan spirits, sparkling
eyes and beautiful competitions they should Dr. Town
send SaTsapara. Thousands who have used it.
than satisfied delighted Ladies OF every station, crowd
OurOfice daily.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarsapana, have in
varaby called their stuff great Remedy t0r Females, etc.
and have copied bills and circulars which relates TO the
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no MoTHERs ANp MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared in
reference female complaints No female who has reason
10 suppose she approaching that critical penod Inc
for any of the numerous horrible diseases to which females
are subject at this time of life This period may be delayed
for several yea by using this medicine. 1t less yau
Bile for those who approaching womahhood as II cal
cuaed assist nature by quCkenng the blood and nygo
ang the system. Indeed this medicine nvauaqe Ior an
the delicate diseases which SUBJECT IL braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body not 50 Tar sua
ting as produce subsequent relaxation which the case OF
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease by
using few bottles of this medicine severe aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-04

ME medienes issued by the GraelenbeTg Company CON
sist Of Series prominently adapted to the diseases Tor
thew are espetivey recommended Great dsrepute has al
tached to the Patent Medicine business by persons claiming
4iersaL powers for single given medicine Il : not only
IDLE but npudent iaunt such doctrine IN the faee OF an
intelligent community 1t is contrary to the very rst prc
nlas of common sense ii
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-04

MARRIAGE q, &
ifs history. ceremonies and phu0sophy. y
PHRENoLoGIoAl GUIDE nl,,ssi5I
Designed for students OF their own ehaaeef' Atess
THE TEETH s.ss. - =
Their diseases, and treatment. n 4l.,;s,
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RHEUMATISM

This is only one Of more than four thousand cases y
Rheumatism that Dr. ToWnsends SaTsapnrlia mas cuI9u
The most severe chronic cases are weekly eIaesVeo W
LANES Cummings ESD one of the assistants in the Luna;
tic Asylum Backwes Island is the gentleman spoken Oh
= L,En uInn
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! s,Sapss - or on PIRENoLoaY AND PHgsIoLseY y
DESCRIPTION OF the functions OF the body ana 5alna
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-04

JEFFERgoN DfyGsIos, No 1O---BIeets every Wednes-
day evening" At clock, in the attic story OF The GlenS
Academy (96icers-lVm ROgefs w p lpm fillmore, w
AT ii a Allenaafien, 81 s Rose A 3 g 8 Sawyer
81 Il Afford. T las NLcGowan, q; II Mct]aFty, A Y
l..hL 81 b 6. Rnsse o s. Sylvester Bennett. w Z.
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oil the hundreds tldI we nave ieCeifSa iLoAA
West of like character q, a1e.7
Dr. T0Unsend-DeaT Sir: purchased ioT my VIE tgo
bottles Of sarsapana Of your agent, Mr. MeNa Of hls-
mazOO to try for the Fever and Ague. Before mao hhS
ed the first bottle it appeared TO warm the bo2I ana eVery
other day when the cs and fever appeared they were less
Violent and before she had finished the bottle she was en-
trey relieved and she was much better than she sa p9h
with ohs and fever but had broke them with qunlne anq
was left in very weak and distressing state ana rouple9
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that II mao
on NV wife She sent and procured few bottles, ana II re-
stored her IN few weeks complete health. Your saIsapa-
a is without doubt unequalled in diseases incident 70 the
West and if you think that this communication VIII DC Of
use you are at liberty to use it as you choose. ~
YOurs. respectfully, CHARLES d. SWAIN q
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GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PAIhIAhCHo-Ilee
at Friendship Hail. ChaTtres street, on - M =
evenings. .Qfcers-C. w. Whital w 9 Pat
riarch H. Thomas. JT., M G Ii p q. Hooper, ~
X vi L Sen'r Warden H. P. Andrews X G + y
Junior Warden Il, w. olmsted, w Scribe 3
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08
Electors.

Dist Name.
/. Gen. JOHN S. MILLsoN, of Norfolk City
2. FRANcEs E. RIvns, of Petersburg.
3. HENRY L. Hopx1Ns. of -
4. JAMES GARLAND, of Lynchburg.
5. JOHN R. EDNtU vDs, of Halifax
6. SHELTON F. LEAKE. of Abemarle.
I. JOHN S. BARBOUR, ST.. of Culpeper.
s. EUsTAcE CONWAY, of Spottsy lvania.
9. ROBERT G. Scorr, of Richmond City.
10. HENRY A. WISE, of Accomack.
II. WILLIAM LUcAs, of Jefferson.
IL. GREEN B. SAMUELs, of Shenandoah
IS. JOHN LETcHER, Of Lockbridge.
IA. JOHN C. FLOYD, of Washington.
IS. ALBERT G. PENDLEToN, of Giles.
Is. Col. JOHN G. STR1NGER, of Wood
II. o. w. LANGFITT, of Brooke. ..c
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08
sa' Improvement ofthe
MARKET HOUSE.

PROPOSALS. will be received BY the
II Trustees of Woodstock, until the Goth
instant Ounce When the contract will posi-,
lively be let. -,
* quantity Of plank, lumber and shingles;
Plastering and Mason work and Joiners's
work will be received. Ygnetsis s7E e5'
Bids will be separately received. or the
whole given to one person.
For specifications, call on sc Williams.
June 8. aes TRUSTEES.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08
"A<N
THANKS,

g To Hon, II. S. FooTE, for a copy
ofthe report of the acting Secretary of
the Treasury; also, for a copy Of the
lette. Of the Secretary Of War;
q To Hon. 7. H. BAYLY, for copy Of
his excellent speech on the French Re
solutions, SC.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08


Ne,v York .agricalt,rist. A prospectus for
the current volume of this paper appeared in
the New World recently, with a note append
ed, stating that country editors copying the
same would be entitled to the paper for one
year. 1t was inserted in our columns, and a
copy sent to the publishers, marked and yet
the Agriculturist has not made its appearance
Do they intend to comply with their own pro-
position? If not, we should like to know what
security a man RENTING money to them would
have that the paper would be sent :? Fhe
principle is the same, in either case.
We would also call the attention of the pub
fishers to TIE fact, that we are also entitled TO
a copy of "Gunn's Domestic Medicine" See
fourth page. .'....- a.'a-al sa ID }H
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08
HIM. Y. LoveN, Esq.-We announ-

HIM. Y. Lovel!, Esq.-We announ-
ced several weeks ago, that Mr.. Low
ELL had purchased an interest in that
sterling Democratic journal, the emil
ners' Express" Published at Dubuque,
Iowa. BY late number Of that pa
per, we perceive that Mr.. L. has as
sumed the entire proprietorship. We.
extend to him the right hand of fellow
ship, and welcome him as a worthy la
borer in the great vineyard of Demo-
cracy. 'A's '" -
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08

TEMrrRANcE LECTURE !-Kah- Sc ga gat-
bo,ch, or George Cop,cay, Chief of the Chip
eway Nation, will deliver an Address on the
cause of Temperance, and the order of the ).
of r.. in the Methodist Church in this place,
on Thursday the l5th inst., at 2 o'clock, p.
NJ, and at Strasburg in the evening. da s1l.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08
ASe-

Don't Forge! I'VE wouls remind the De
of this county of the meeting proposed
to be held in the courthouse on Monday next,
for the purpose of opening the Presidential
Campaign. G B. SAMuELs, Esq. the Elec
tor from this District, will address the peo-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08

IS Within the past few days, We
have experienced almost every variety
of weather,-the chilling blasts Of
early spring, the refreshing showers Of
rosy May, the scorching rays of mid
summer,-alI in ten days. We are,
however, ourself, individually, a kind
of philosopher sans souci, and ,don't
complain at such TITLES, We only ,
mention the factf the benefit Of ours
distant subscribers. l =.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO,
The Treaty atified !.

& The Union of Saturday and Baltimore Sun
of Monday last, have telegyaphic dispatches
from Mexico, which state, in the most positive
terms, that the Treaty Of Peace has been rati
fed by The .Nericma Congress, by vote of 81
ayes to IS nays. We also learn from the
same source, that orders have been issued
calling in the ontposts of the army-and it was
expected to march for the coast between tie
LIST and the 18th of June. Gen. PERs1FER
Smith has been appointed by Gen. BUTLER,
superintendent of the embarkaiion of the forces
at Vera Cruz
This cheering news will be received with
applause by all the truc lovers of peace, thro'-
out the country. 1t may not be so palalable
to certain set Of croakers. whose productions
have had so much to do with delaying the
contamination of the Treaty; they talk about
peace, but secretly desire that it may be delay
ed, for the purpose killing off Mr. Polk and
his party. We congratulate the country up
on the success of Mr.. PoLx's mode of''indem-.
nifty for the past, and security for the fhture.'j
We have taught Mexico lesson which will
forever hereafter guide her in The way of hon
or and peace, in her intercourse with the L.
S., and we have left with her tie elements of
improving both her social and political condi-
ton.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-08


S., and we have left with her tie elements of
improving both her social and political condi-
ton.
1ev York- What WiU She ID p
The attention of the Democracy Of the
Union is turned to the condition of the
party in the State of New York, with
no ordinary solicitude. WELDING, as
she proudly does, the largest number
of electoral votes of any other State,
her vote at the next presidential cleo
ton NAV decide the contest-the mo-
mentous question, whether or not the
Federal Government shall continue TO
be administered upon Republican prin-
ciples, or pass into the hands of the adj
vocates of a Bank, High Tariff, &c.
Whilst we view with regret the I'M
fortunate split in the Democratic party
there, our opponents take fresh conr-
age, and believing that our candidates
cannot succeed without her vote, they
calculate strongly upon the election Of
their own. .... .....
We confess that the prospect in N.
York is gloomy enough dark cloud
still overhangs the party3 some of the
leading papers and orators on the
side oftbe Barnburners, have declared
their determination not 10 vote for the
nominees ofthe Baltimore Convention;
vet we cannot believe, until our eyes
shall witness it, that the mass of that
branch of the party viii suffer them
selves to be mislead BY their blind in
fatuated leaders. We cannot believe
that they viii sacrifice their principles,
if not their country, for the sake of
maintaining distinct and separate or
ganlzation, growing out of local causes
causes tha: have no immediate bear
ing upon the fundamental points of
their political faith. We say, then,
that although we do not yet despair Of
healing our Discussions in New York;
and securing her vote to Cars and
Butler; yet we would have the De.
mocracy act as tho it were lost to us;
we would have them bring out Their
utmost strength, and particularly in
those States which are considered as
doubtful; for, it is very certain, that
with the aid of the votes of the new
States Of Texas, Iowa and Wisconsin,
twelve in all, and probably the vote
of Mr.. CALHOUN S pet lamb, Florida,
{three, if we can carry Ohio, or any
other OF the doubtful States, we can do
without New York-if aCe must
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THE EAGLE
Life & Health Insurance Company
No. 40, UM Street, NeU York.
lNIANuATTAN RANK BILL DING J

(MANHATTAN BANK Bull DlNG,)
/ S prepared TO insure Lives, grant endo~ me rs
| and annuites. In addition the annually re-
served funds out of premiums, this company has
capital of 80, 900, and dividends will be paid
to the shareholders until the assets amount TO
S200000. The directors personally RESPONSE
bic to the psured, if the capital is impaired by
improper anagement The rates PER
CENT. LOWER than IN rates of mutual compa MES,
anc credit of forty per cent. will be given on
policies for The whole duration OF life.
ADVANTAGES
WHICH THIS COMPANY HOLDS OUT 10 INSURERS.
/. Our ample paid-up capital to meet whatever
extraordinary risks NAV arise.
>. Premiums lower than mutual companies.
,. No rc-ponsibility 10 insurers beyond the pay
ment of the premium.
4. NJ risk of partnerships with all classes of
persons, and its serious consequences.
5. No Liability TO have the sum insured reduced,
or to make further contributions in case of NOR
tally beyond the estimated average.
6, The certainty OF having every claim paid as
soon as substaEtiated, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place.
7. The stock holders and directors having large
Interests 10 the company, affords security to the
insured that affairs will be conducted so as to
secure safety and stability
Premiums for the assurance Of 500 on Il single
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Sale OF Articles I'm store.


THE following articles, having remained in
4 store over one year, will be sold at PUB.
Lie AUCTION al the Ware House of C. /.
HUTCHINSON X CO, on Saturday the 18th
day OF February, lS48, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for
transportation Charges
MARKS.
Adams, N L. / Sett Harness,
Barrett, T. l Box Sundries.
Cook, Z. A. Black Leather Trunk,
Cramer, Z. Dry Barrel.
Cheesebro, o. P. | Dry Barrel,
Cone, |. | Cupboard,
Dyer, J. w. Barrel,
Fox, ]. Chest,
Keyser, G.. | Lot Betsteads. Table.
No MARX.
Chairs. I sinai Red Trunk,
French Harness, | Barrel,
Kettles, l Stove Drum, Cook
pr. Castings for Stove,
threshing machine, | Dbl. old Castings,
bbl. Peach Stones, 3 Wagon Bo es,
bundle Bedseads, 9 Bags Clothing,
e Mill Saws, | frame for saving lathe.
Stewart, o Lumber Wagon,
81 . Chests, | Watch,
" Sheffield black Leather Trunk,
Starkey, II. boa l. Glass,
Streitt Fredolin Box Books,
Tracey, S. l Box,
Warner & Box, Barrel,
=" Franklin Stove,
Warner q Sinner. | Lo, Wooden Bowls,
>, S." ! bundle Bedsteads,
s. l.. l.. do. do
Tinkham, o. Lumber Sleigh.
c. |. HUTCHINSON & co.
Southport, Jan. Z, l543 ms
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Observation-Disclosures Jpiop saws:

TRoPHIEs.-TheW ashingtonUnion says:
THE War Office has received from Mex
leo, various trophies of small beautiful brass
wall pieces of ordnance, sent by Gen. Scott
and brought TO this city by Col. Andrews.
The black flag Of the guerilleros. Thema-
terial is bombazette. The ornaments and
letters in the centre, upon the red ground,
are worked with green silk upon black cloth
pieces, except the squares which are worked
with white. But the most remarkable is a
small pennant on the top, made of black, Il
inches by III with various military orna-
mcnts. On thetop and bottom are a death S
head and cross-bones. In the centre, these
ominous words: " No dol cuertelF GIVE
No QUARTER. This staff and flag was la
ken at La Mira Flores, on the 18th August,
l847, from the guerriIlas who attacked Lieut.
Hammond's party.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-14

SoUTH CARoLINA.-The Senate of South
Carolina have rejected the bill which pass
ed the House, giving the choice Of electors
of President to the people by vote of %
TO II. The opponents to this bill are the
same in number as those Senators who de-
feated bill. for the same purpose in this
State in 1924. The effect will be different
in South Carolina, however. There is no
such thing as popular Indignation in that
State unless it is created by an attempt to
liberate or educate a negro.