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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25

..y" and devise some plan for advance
ing The great work TO which they are pledg-
ed. Public meetings, discussions, puolica
lions are The principal agency 10 be em.
p!oyed. Tie people must have the means
Of hearins and reading. There is no 9th.
er hope Of success for our cause than by
gaining on The understandings, hearts aud
cousciences of the people. We want o
solid, durable bcsis for our operations. and
such a basis must be laid by our Grand
Division. Interest, policy, seitisnness or
popularity may give a lirsl impulse to good
actions where higher motives do mol exist
-bu, higher motives must be acknowl.
eJsed-flt. Nay-,he benevolent and
devotional spirit Of the Christian must
gain tie ascendancy, before the blessing Of
God can be exprcIed to resi- on Oh. Iabors
or give Them security and permanently
Temperance 4drocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25
Notice..

Notice.
u will sell at Auction on the first Monday
g in November, the remaining Stock of
Goods Of G. L. & E. Penn.
E. PENN, Agent.
Oct 25 1t 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25

~ rejoice that
General Taylor, if
he comes into the
the Presidency will
be Rpledged upon
any issue whatever.
[Spsaker Winthrop.
"Gen. Taylor has
never declared bis
political opinions !;
and Il than. Gnd
for it. Gen. w ash
ington did not de-
clare his political
opinions when a
candidate for the
Presidency Jones
Sie1rdrt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25

1e,li. Did lie lien before, WinlIrop's
statement could be published in the Della,
have il Withdrawn, and publish in place
of it Bale Payinn's card, avowipg and
confirming az fully authorized Judge
Saunders's declaration?
18Th. Did he iu writing TO two gentle
men fatty contradict himself on most
material point as follows:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25

Be slow in choosing friend, but slow er
iu changing him.
Lazy folks lake the mos, pains,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25
From The Columbia Daily Telegraph.
MANUFACTURE OF COTTON Al
nIE cnIr,riI ,Nrn cnIIHl NEST

N From the Columbia Daily Telegraph.
MANUFACTURE OF COTTON Al
THE SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST.
The ST. Louis Courier saws that a COM
puny notwithstanding in Kentucky,
indiana. Arkansas, Luuisiaas and Mississi'
phi, have organized themselves for The
purpose OF H. anulac,urins cottcn, IT Cnn
relton, about l20 miles below louisville.
The facilities offered by This location are
said 10 be all that can he asked. Land is
cheap and abundant, coal exists in.;,ln,nst
exhauslless quantities, aud lhere are other
causes in existence that will make. Cam
Melton one Of the greslest manulacIuri ng
points in The Western country, in many
other things besides in the colnn. The
capital stock Of The company is $500, ZOO
of Nhich, We understand, S20O,O will
now be put TO use, and IL 200 spindIes
will be started.
C.nn,ant,1s upon this statement the Au-
susta Chronicle makes The following ju-
eiciuus reflections which 6nh a conlirma.
lion in the experience OF OH own citizens
here in regard 10 the Safuda factory.
with common pruderce and perse-
verancc, The regions of country where
coIton and human food are cheapest, will
be the most successful in fabricatIns all the
heavier goods made of this great Soo'h-
ern staple. It's manufacture iu this Stale,
we are assured by men familiar with the
cost of growing cotton and making il into
cloth, is more profitable than it's culture
at ordinary prices. We have wa'cned
the operations ofthe fucrory recently start
ed in This ciy with lively interest. APP
pfecialins the difficulties OF branch Of
business, al which so many new and raw
hands would have 10 learn The trade. we
feared that supply of good white oper>
aives could no, be had 10 work IN ihe
mill. Much, TOO, have been said about
the unwilling ness Of poor families 10 en-
gage in this kind Of employment Ex.
perieuce, however, hos happily talslhed
'rese sinister predictions. There are more
applicants for work than the company
can employ; and the success of Georgia
girls in learning to spin, weave, &c. IS
most credila1le to their ;acI, intelligence
aud industry. There is one who earns
regularly S5 per week. She ID tho daush-
Ter Of " iduw woman, who with the light
labor of little sou sume 10 years old. ad-
drd to lha, Of herself, is in The receipt Of
some S34 a month from this cotton fac
tory Itmust he borne that neither of the
three members Of this small family is COM
PEELED 10 work day longer in his esta-
blishmeut than is agreeable. Wo ask. is
i, of no advantage 10 this community that
its most reedy famiics-are no one is
above the possibility Of waut--and fur
ushed with the means and situation 10
earn, withour discridii, or severe toll, each
S409 year? That it is a great blessing
10 sucn families, no one will deny.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25

Insects about Fruit 1'recs..-Tt is Of the
greatest importance that all insects about
fruit should he destroved This desirable
end is effecrcd in variety Of ways, one of
which will mention. As suon as your
trees begin 10 cast their frui,. turn 10 "onr
swinc--uo matter how many, if your ORCH
ard is Of considerable siz---and permit
them to remain there ill the fruit araIns
its marimum size. By examination you
will lind that almost invariably every ap.
pie, pear, or other ltuil that falls prema-
turely, contains one or more worEls.-
These the hogs will destroy, and thus pre-
vent injury from the same source in succeed
ing wears. Where ,his methad cauuot be
adopted, all the fruit that drops early from
the bvughs. should bo carefully aud ire
quanly picked up, and fed 10 the swine in
lhoir siyes. Lime and ashes, applied 10
considerable quantities, operate both as
s,imulant TO the trees, and as a remedial
agent in checking The ravases of The cur
cuIins and other insectivcrnus depredolors.
Salt, also. 10 small quantities. is decidedly
beneficial to mnst plants. aud many are
beneftred by il when The quantity applied
is large.
by experiments which | have recent
" male with SALT" writes friend long
distinguished for his enterprise and inteIli-
gence in tho pursuit Of agricultural i'm
provemcnt-" find that many plans
flourish we'll with so mucl, salt, as would
Immediately prove fatal TO o'hers-ihus
the quantity accord to a few rnots of
asparagus would destroy an oak. am of
opinion thai those plants which do no' re
ceive immediate injury from The applica'
lion of this substance. will derive great
benefit from il."-Germanto,cn Telegraph.
The GoM Fsucr.-The New York
Sun says: ave have seen an Individual
jus, arrived from California with fifteen
pounds of the Feather River gold dust,
sufficient fur q sample, in his trunk. and
although il shines seduciively, ii is only
another proof that 'all is not gold that
gli,ters,' being nothing more nor less than
a species Of mica. The gentleman who
broueh, it an, understood when he sack
cd it, its precise value, and had no idea
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25

ork for The Grand Diuision.-We
Grand Division will. at its ap.
g meeting adopt some means, TO
he interests Of the cause. through
Tale. 1t is lime The Order was
self known anil felt more gener-
community. .Itis~ time il was
,.ouuof the Diyisiop.s Roonasste
to,,easfG irt6DoG twill
Ilze its own eKPectanDns and
friends. We hope The breth-
. IhIs suhiecI their serinus M.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25

IL have laid it
down as a principle
rot to give my opin
ions upon, or pre-
judge in any way
the various qnss-
lions of policy now
al issue between The
poliIical parties of
The counIry."-G Gen.
Taylor to Mr.. Nc
Conckey.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25

SIT is a right in
herent TO every free"
man 10 possess him
self of The political
principles and opin-
ions of those iuwhose
hands the admins
tralion of The gov.
erument may be
placed. ."-Gen. Tay>
Tor to Mr.. DelOney.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25

l4lh. Docs he now stand silently by,
and thus counlenancc an,agonislic declara-
lions as 10 his present position, like The
fnllou,ino
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-25

WEDNESDAY. Ocr. 25, 1913.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

. SFARBING.-A man named John Mckensey ~ss
'ouhd, on Thursday night last, lying at the corner
VI SPAN and Levee streets in the Third Munics-
iaii'y. On examination, it was found that he was
dangerously cut in the thigh. His wound was
dressed by physician, after which he was con.
'esed TO his residence No clue has been obtained
W 10 The identity Of the person who stabbed him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

'RuEL.-Three free women ofcolor were veerep.
DAY brought before Recorder Suzeneau. OH qhe
'a'Se OF having cruelty beaten a slave belonging
u antoine ABBOT. Mr. Abot made affidavit that his
was so horrible beaten that she fell down upon
"s uoor-SIep completely exhausted. The parties
"''''Sed gave bail for their appearance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
NATHAN JARVIS & 60. DRUGGISTS,

NATHAN JARVIS & co. DRUGGISTS,
Corner Magazine and Common streets
~ 40 bbls Alcohol; Is cases Cologne Water;
80 bbls Turpentne; cases Quinne
80 bbls Linseed Oil cases Calomel;
IL bbls Castor Oil; 800 gallons Sperm OIL
Is cans Schwartz Paris Green;
20 cases Marcher's Chrome Green
1lC0 boxes New Jersey Window Glass:
$50 cases Madeira and Claret Wine bottles;
so baskets "a OF. Olive Oil;
30 bbIs. Copperas; 10 bbls Alum:
80 bbIs. and kegs Refined SaItpetre:
$50 boxes superior Lemon Syrup;
100 boxes Stoughton Wine Bitters:
% bbls. Salaratus, Boston manufactured;
10 bb!s. Copa an Japan Vamsh;
200 boxes superior French Window Glass mh25 1w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

ACCIDENT AT BUFFALO FROM GUNrowDER-
1t is stated in the Buffalo Republic of the evening
of the 18th inst, that during the forenoon of that
day, very serious and painful accident occurred
at Black Rock Dam. Eight of the workmen en-
gagged on the State work. four Germans and four
lrlshmen, went into one of the huts occupied by
the laborers, where large chest, containing tools.
and about thirty pounds of gunpowder, was kept.
One of the laborers, who, it is supposed, smok
ing pipe, went to the chest and probably spark
from the pipe, or from conclusion of the tools,
ignited the powder, blowing up the hut and all the
eight persons. Six of them Were wounded The
other two escaped with less injury Some of them
Were terribly mangled eyes out, nose and part of
the face blown of. The accident was rendered
more destructive in its effects by the powder being
under the shovels, pickaxes and drills the men and
tools thus being all blown up together. The sight
is said to have been horrible in the extreme
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

rIludy Night, Nldrcn OIL 1910
The business of market has not been extensive
durng the three days nor have varied very mate
rally Cotton however has been toeraby and rates
much hrner, with slight improvement. Sugar and Mo
lasses have continued dull while in Pork Bacon and Lard
some reduction in prices has taken place.
Fourteen days later from Europe by the Liverpool
steamer Caledonia is about due and is looked for with
unusual interest both political and commercial circles
COTTON.-Our report OF last Tuesday evening left the
Cotton market rather active factors having generally
submitted decline of half after the receipt of the
unfavoabe European advice by the Cambria. Since that
time buyers have shown disposition operate pretty
freely and the sales up 1880 bales follows COCO
bales Wednesday, 5000 Thursday; and only 25Co bales
to-day; taken mostly for England the Continent and the
North Prices have become decidedly irmer and
instances have advanced cent in accordance with which
we have slightly varied former quotations The receipts
this port since LIST Sept date exceed by 1e) $50 bales
the total receipts of last seasoa
A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

~ The small steamboat Rambler, while on her
passage up from Louisville to Cincinnati sunk on
the night of the 2lst ult., NEAR North Bend She
was running close into shore, when a large tree
fell from the bank across her forecastle breaking
through into the hull, and sinking her almost i'm
medately. No lives lost
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

SoTHING.-The Police offices and higher a,~,ptss
e eere yesterday almost entirely devoid of interest
Virtue " held her own and Vice was atA PIE.
olium.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

hEMANDED.-Alex. Greenwood, a noted thief.
~'as yesterday brought before Recorder Baldwin,
o. 'le charge of robbery. lie was remande.J sop
SAan'nauon until Wednesday next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

MURDER NEAR BALTIMoRE--On the Goth nlt
at Black River Neck, five and half miles from
Baltimore, on the old Philadel phia road,) a per-
son named Shaefer, a butcher by trade, mur-
dered German named Caspar Miller. The latter's
head was half blown off when he was found, a few
minutes after being in an interview with
Shaeffer The murderer was not arrested during
he dav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

nkEAT FIRE IN Pen YAN-The Buffafe &c.
r1''': lo'h INST. gives the particulars of great
.,'e m ZEN Van, on the preceding day, which CON
"a'led one-tourth Of the business portion of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, % 81 30 N.-LoNGITUDE. 80 Win Time 81

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Riato, Hanson -IIavre Bailey & Baxter
Ship Montreal Dxey, New York Fosdick & Bro
Ship Oceana, Br,) Jones, Liverpool,
Brig Martha Kinsman Buchanan, New York.
schr. Aureia, Hanson, Brazos St Jago, Master
Schr, Mary George, Watts, New Haven, Conn,
schr. Patsalago. NTiIlgan Pensacola, Mast
schr. Dream, (Brl Mckay Belize, Honduras Barel i Co
Hyde Il Ogesly
Steamer Chas. Hammond, Jones, CiRcnna,
Steamer Mobile, Sutton, Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship McKim Breath, fin Vera Cruz, 24th at, to y.
s. Quartermaster-S ny
Ship Bornhon Merre 40 dys FIN Cadz to mas'e,-2d my
Bark Appha Maria Billings days fin Vera Cruz, in bal
Bark Pano watts, I'm Vera Cruz 9th u in ballast,
Brig Otheo, Drew, days I'm Brazos St Jago nraste,
sclr Nancy Bishop, Davidson day. I'm Vera Cruz in
ballast to %astfTp ag.n rhonnsO, ,. =, Fam
pico in ballast, to U S. Quartermaster-3d my.
STEAMBOATS,:
a4 e Wa TN aes D coo Sof'e'
P Of % W Wht%ST m I'm g. bales cotton,
s"@anee s LesS s. I'm % bales cotton n' 'V'"
Sstss n1 e Ws fin sna a bale BALE. ess.
Dadem, Stewart I'm Piltsbnrg. o,o
Rodolph Moore i'm Camden-763 bale. cotton
Ruena Vista, Post, I'm St Louis.
thilde Harold Pierce, FIN Cincinnati.
Grand Turk, Robrtls. I'm Pittsburg.
Luna Hart I'm Bayou Sara-ll0 bales Cetos.
Alex. Scott. Sturgeon. I'm Louisville.
Mobile, Sutton. I'm Mobile.
Iowbo Persian Andrews, FIN the Passes
Tow boat Belle Mcpherson, I'm the Passes
Aowboat Caledonia, Pinnegar I'm the Pas.s.
=. BELOW DINING
br ship 1seslannan DImore, from Londsa.
Memoranda.
Towboat Caledonia towed down and 10 sea on she 9th
sff, ship tr5ance bark saragossa and brig P Soue.
Iowboat Persian lowed down and on the 10Th u,
SHIP Swan Dark Hero OF Sdon. and schr ferdinand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

Do The steamer Hermann Went 10 sea from New
York, on the Dist ultS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

accident AND REPREHENsIBLE CARELESS
SEss.-Iowards noon on the 2lst ult., the New
Workers We're alarmed by the report of what seemed
at frs likely to prove of the most frightful ac
cldenls of late years. The drawbridge at Newark
having been left open, and it is said, the engineer
not seeing the flag, the whole of the Philadelphia
railroad train plunged at full speed, head first, into
the Pasaic, bnrying the locomotive, tender, bag
gage car, and half of the second class car in the
river! The confusion and terror, as may be ina
gIned, We're extreme. In the first panic many lives
We're supposed to be lost but there reason to hope
since, that though many suffered serious injuries,
none We're killed. Ex-President Van Buren, was
passenger in the cars, but got out unhurt. The en-
gineer escaped by clinging to an overhead just as
the train was going over. 1t is to be hoped that
there has been rigid investigation, and the culpa-
bic parties, if any therere, exposed the strong
est public censure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
MNsZANM sAAEs,
Succession of Charlotte FreyG,

succession OF Charlotte EreyG,
BY PIERsoN & BoNNEvAL, Auctoneers.
SATURDAY, April l, at Il o'clock-Wl be sold at the
or Of h Honnrabe the Et IL aa dn @ 10 an
leans under date Of March is48 Noo'' VI 'e" VI
RFTSY neeress AGED about 2s wears and bar child .
Tems-One cash: balance at months for approved
o,load note baarny ,,or ge until Anal ~
OF as o o M "A Esq., Notary Public m the
s>eS.,SS succession Of s.bsstien Mzroband
nv pTEPSoN e. RONNEWaI anotionaors
BY llhksoN a. hoNNt,' Al, h"cuoheers.
y ST Louis Exchange without reserve, by virtue Of and
mp % @ x AN 9rer o daed e % "
' Tbeen o. os OF S e"aed IN the beautiful
s HS@b her 5ss sl 1872 1873 1874 1885, 1885, 49, l90 @ 200
These Lots are well located for residences of
them fronting the Gulf of Mexco-te whole fully de-
Terms cas ACTS es Of sse before s antonio Doocou
Succession of Louis Allard.
Office No 81 Gragier street
TUESDAY, April 4 at haIfnaSt 4 ocinck p M-WI
be Sold at the corner of Mana and 81 Tanda s,rests
by virtue of and pursuance to an order from the onoa
ay and for aeeoot of 81 aS dated Febu
A quantity of FURNITURE, BOOKS a DoubIe Bar
relied GUN etc etc Terms cash. mh28
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TOSEPII R BEARD Coumercjol o,3 aJ,u; A. =.
., No 10 Banks Arcade New 0rIe an 0r"e yStgry
INsEED AND TANNERS oII-con5 @n9S y
nib aNO' anu 10 '''' 3 s W. GUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
r3SifN d. t.h'-5o iklhs superior Orange County
NH ~ II R ZOE RfGur 81 Tchonni,orlo
mn Z. ? hoE-.2 q w hioi |, 90 Ichonpllonlas St
Feathers, Curled Hair, Moss &c.
ON hand and for sale at lhe phostery and Paner Hapr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
RORBINs' ORLEANS MILLS,

IN 3 1rinngle BbNulHgS.
THE PROPRIETOR having recently fitted up these
Mills in the most complete manner is now prepared to
receive orders from the trade and to retail Ground Coffee
Hates Steamboats, and vessels will find it their inter
est to call on undersigned and his personal attention
devoted to The business they may be assured that the ar
cles will always be of the best quality and neatly and
fully put up and delivered free OF charge in part OF the
CITY, lmhp In . d, hObblNS'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

For Aldermen of the Fifth Ward-SEcoND MINI
CIPALITY-W. G. KENDALL and JOHN G. SHAN
mIl.y te
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

EH For Mayor.-We authorized to announce A.
d. CROSSMAN the present Mayor New Orleans, candidate
Tor re election AT the next Municipal Election. milo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

a. d len5 l Co sch c. Ggi'aHH by Wagner.
n zen Broeck's b. h.: Mons. Bertrand, by Mons
i Gnson, dam by Bertrand ..,...............4 \
y henner's gr c. EOiaS, by Grey Nledoc dam
n. by imp. LevIathan; Y. o................b . !
HARRISON rIon Henry ch. f. Miss Forte, by imp
"lencoe ont of Fanny Strong; Y. o.......4 d.
Time. Sla-5:56 la-6:lSa1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

COLLECTED Works OF Ex-PREsIDENT ADAMS
This gentleman's collected works are soon to be
published by his son. Charles f. Adams in some
fifteen to twenty large octave volumes, with the
last touches of Mr. A just before he died His will
appropriates sum of money to defray the EXPENSES
of publication.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

New AND IMPORTANT CHANNEL OF TRADE-It
has been supposed that the completion of the Hi
nos canal from Peru, on the Illinois river, to Chi
cago, on Lake Michigan, would be the occasion of
directing to New York a large portion of the West
ern trade which comes down the Mississippi
to New Orleans. We have, however, always been
of contrary opinion, and it will be seen that so
far from njurlng, the Illinois canal is likely greatly
to benefit us:
The steamboat Convoy. from New Orleans,
brought up some 1875 hhds. of sugar, moasses. etc .
consigned to different houses in Chicago Ii will
be shipped says the Era, from this place by steam
boat to Peru and thence to its destination through
the Illinois canal. This is the first shipment from
New Orleans via St. Louis to Chicago ;,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

For Recorder.-JOSEPH GENOIS Isl candidate for
the office of Recorder of the First Municipality He will be
supported by his friends. mnl22 II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

To- For Recorder.-We authorized to announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN candidate for reelection 10 the office
Recorder Second Municipality, the election April milo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
MEMPHIS WEEKLY PACKET IIME

IvIG1st IN 1I1S w
L644ttAS.sf TIN Capt. C. B. Church and CLARKS
zs9sszsass VILE. Capt. B. NJ Holiness viii continue
Regular Weekly Packets between New Orleans and Mem
phis, leaving New Orleans every WEDN ESDAY EVEN
ING at clock, and Memphis query WEDNESDAY at
o'clock Shippers and Passengers may depend on the punc
nay of these PaS WI vii land sgh, and
River Helena For freight passage apply on board
at Canal street wharf
mhf6tf HYDE & OGLESBY, 10 Poydras st. .
One of these Packets ready freight every
Monday morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

WINDOW GLASS, LINsEED OIL, ETC.
Ak BBLS. LINSEED OIL; 81 do Turpentine;
fO ID bbs fine Copal Varnish;
H do black do
200 kegs Lead, assorted sizes;
100 do English Lead;
$500 do Colored Paints, 10 to % ID;
1000 canisters do do ] TO % ID
200 dozen Paint and other Brushes
200 boxes Window Glass, by TO "a by 46;
200 do double thick. by IL to IS by "a;
100 Gaziers' Diamonds;
270 boxes French Glass; n VII.
IS cases beautiful Stained Glass Red. Blue, Violet
Green and Yellow; vu
Whiting Putty. Venetian Red, Spanish Brown, I elow
Ochre and all other articles appertanlng to tahnns anu
Glazing. for sale at reduced prices by 4 CLtaSSNos
mh3i n PANT Oil and Glass Dealer, 40 eanal ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
Municipal Election. Candidates.

Eds. Crescent: Please announce in your valua- a
bic paper SAMUEL SHAKESPEARE, as an In 81 q
dependent candidate for Alderman of the Sixth STN(SS
Ward. lie will be supported by >-r ,,,,,r,,[
mh22 MANY VOTERS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

MEDICAL TREATMENT
TAR A. Gu Lien has removed his office, from 20 Royal
- street to No. 10 .N.4TCHEZ Street, near he
Arcade He still continues to 5 trio ture on his
new systenemoving the worst structure without any
aton-enrey by medicines that relieve and permanently
cure without any hindrance business diet Dr. Cullen
is TOO well known, in NewOrleans and the sseoundlng
country to need any putting seflaudaon On applca
lion 10 DR. he will refer you hundreds of the first stand
ing in this city who have been cured in the last ten
his new plan Please call and examine for yourselves No
nav required without is effected.
Rheumatism cured.
Gonorrhna cured in three days, or no pay.
trS~ Remember. 1G NATCHEZ STREET NEAR THE AR
c.nT post maid letters punctuay attended to all conf
dence and medicines securely packed and sent TO any par of
the country. mh2o ON