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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-08
PROSPECTUS OF
1THE DAILY TRUE DELFT


ITO THE PUBLIC-In issuing the following prospectus
Il to publish daily newspaper by Association OF Print
deem duty eiOWeitzens to explain
position regard 10 the undertaking have determined
We feel sa fled that the increasing business and population
of this city fully able to sustain enterprise
OF fellow mechanics and WOTkingmen they having on
similar occasions extended their sympathy In regard
10 publishing newspaper by Association OF Printers we
introduce nothing novel in business OF the most
prosperous and best edited papers country have been
started the principle In reference 10 the necessity
which compels TO this undertaking, will submit the
following statement:
The DELTA" newspaper-appaTently of the most
ourshing establishments in the city-came to the detemin
alton educe twenty per cent stating as rea
same prices as other establishments their line of business
We Therefore. after due cOnside atOn concluded that we
could not submit 20 great reduction IN our prices es
pecay the they had heretofore been paying barely
allowed subsistence and in fact being much less than
those received by other mechanics for the number OF hours
they labor In consequence Of refusal, dis
charged by the prope0Ts OF the Delta and so large num-
Der OF persons losing their of livelihood, at time
when business dull has compelled to our present
However, do not wish the public to nteT by the
above statement tbawe start in business in opposition TO any
newspaper eta hment in the city but simply to make
living at legitimate occupation which most of have
been engaged since boyhO0d. The capital invest our
labor and hope by perseverance, and abundant
peaOR Of such capital to obtain the confidence and sup
port OF the community.
The following the terms which newspaper, strict
" neutral in politics, TO be called THE DAILY TRUE
DELTA" viii be published by Association Of Practical
Printers:
TERMS The True Delta" will be issued every day,
Mondays excepted from the building of the EDeRRg Her
cg Magazine street. third door above Poydas street.
and will be furnished a. Is cents week payable to the
cents Der single CODY n6
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HoRRrBLE-A fanatic, named Rhodum, resi-
ding near Syllacogga, Talladega county, Ala,
while IaboriHg under partial arrangement, we
learn from the Tuscaloosa Observer, recently killed
his own son, and pilng on the body rails and other
combustible materials, set fire to the whole On
his being questioned why he committed the act, he
replied he was making an offering of a lamb. .
The body was much burned when taken from the
burning pile. The poor man is confined in Talla-
dega Jail, more with view of security, it is sup
posed, than punishment.
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FIRE AT MADAME CALDwELL's.- Yesterday
afternoon FIRE broke out in that part Of " Madame
Caldwell's establishment, fronting on Victory
street. The FIRE is said to have originated in the
second story, owing TO the earelessness of person
occupying part Of the premises-but for the truth
of the report we cannot vouch. Thanks TO the
timely arrival Of the engines Creole, Phoenix, and
Neptune No. 4, the flames were got under without
doing more damage than burning bed and knock
ing down some plaster-O rleanian of yesterday.
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HoRRrBLK MURDER. AT Lesstown, on the
Kentucky river, about two weeks since, two men,
one named Seferty, the other Myers, had a diff
Guilty, when Saferiy drew his pocket-knife, and
holding the head Of Myers, drew the knife around
the right eide Of his neck, separating the jugular
vein,. causing death Immediately. Saferty was
arrested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-08

or A Iitany and prayer for penitents attacked
by the cholera, has been published in England,
and meets with ready sale.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LAT1rUDr. q 81 0N.-LoNerrr % Win Time. Ga.
Cleared Yesterday


Big iehsaans Al cRs@ RSsiRn s. w zsebsr %
POaeEs Prudente, (sp.) Sample, BaIeelona.
CT. ...,..,;,oi, Lapeyre' Harspes S y 20
schr. K. Ssh s5' Merrill ST. Msr E. G. Rogers Co
schr. Hornet, Gsmmon, Mobile, n mr. Master
schr ST. Helena Winch Balize. Hondulas, and MARKET
sehr. Corah Bradbury. Brazos St. Jaso. william
Steamboat Moniezami, Kelly, Mobile, Wngate & Bienen
Arrived YESTERDAY:
Steamship Portland Place. from Galveston oh inst 10 Hsr
ship GeS Pa,k6iI sIcKown, 4s days from Liverpool TO
Ship Geo Evans CouiIar a days from Liverpool to
ship Espsrance Fr5 CafTouge 90 days from Havre to L.
Ship Harmonic, (Frj POussad 50 days from Havre,
Ship Juiia Cesar lBr) Flemming "a days from st Thorn.
as, in ballast, to G; H. Holt-3dmy.
Ship Hemne (BTem.) Ra.chen, f,Om New York. Oct 9TH,
in ballast, to WaTneken & Kirchhof-2d my.
Bark Ark Doane 50 days from Rio de Janeio to master
Bark Louisa Gpnby 20 days from Baltimore J, H. Ash
Bark Yesnciana, Tsp Casper days from Havana in bal
Bark Acton lBr5 Dudley from Liverpool Sept 10th, to
Brig Gs Iass BIadfe9d days from Nassau Mp TOT
Brig Ellen SBr Isnsley q days from Halifax N S. to
Thompson, ChuTchman & Cod my.
Brig Victoria, (Norw Bic, from bordeaux 18th Sept, to
scbr Gen. washington, Church DAYS from Havana, to
schr Marg LanEdon, Has Is days from ThomastOn, to
schr Hsione Ensoi, days from Havana to B. G. Shaw
sch Lavnia CBr) Bodden, days from Grand Caymans,
to A. +. Cochran & CO-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon Hiem FIN Mobile.
Elisha Landry, I'm Baton Rouge.
Ellen T. Snapp, FIN Alexandria-2l8 bales cotton.
Belle Creole ChampOmer I'm Bayou SaralS5 bales cotton.
Viola Wilson, I'm DonaldsOnville.
Luna Fairchid, I'm Bayou SaTa-254 bales cotton.
Hard Times Wilson. FIN azoo City-l446 bales cotton.
hoquOis, Moore. FIN st. Louis
Towboat Southwestern, Martin I'm the Passes.
Towboat SonthemeT. ShultZ, tIom the Passes.
TOwboat Louisville, Duncan, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Persian Andrews, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Mary Kingsland, Davis, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Big Galveston, from Nassau n p reports the brig Chat
tahoochee from New York for Georgetown s. c. put into
Nassau with loss of sails ETC.. for repairs Sehr. Emily
A. Thompson loading for Baltimore. Brig Baze for Phil
adephia and schr H. s. Laniear for Mobile in few days
Towboa Louisville left the s. w Pass the Sh instant
Reports the ship Austerz and two other ships the Bar
bound ship Forest King inside the Bar waiting water
Towboat Mary Kingsand lowed down and to sea on the
3lst u ships Monterey and Delaware, bark Mary Parker
and schr. American
Spoken:
On the Sd u Tortugas bearing s. E. distant 40 miles,
bark Nashua, hence for Philadelphia.
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FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING ESTARIISHMEN T.

NO. 20 ALaGaZLN.E STREET
~ FABRE & CO have the pleasure of informing their
H friends and the public that they the receipt
of choice stock Of articles in their line selected with the
greatest from the latest French and gish in
Much pains having been taken in the selection and manu-
ctue Of every garment they offer the with great
flence, being Of superior style, fit and quality
We therefore invite the attention OF purchasers to the fol-
lowing named articles, comprising portion OF our large
stock namely:
super Black French Cloth Dress and Frook COATS.
brown and Olive French Cloth :, ,ncn,
- Black and Drab PALETQTs-
% sURToUTs.
- Black, Brown and Olive Cloth sACS
DTab
Tweeds
Brown and Olive Cloth Business COATS.
- Black Cloth CLOAKS
:. Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS. ..,...,
Cashmere
SILK and Satin VESTS,
Frch Cassim PANTALOONS.
" Six and Satin S 81, 4 Yrs
Silk and Linen Cambria Pocket HDKFs.
80 Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
SILK UNDhRSHIRTS.
MennO
Merino. Silk and Cotton DRAWERS.
Merino and Cotton HALF HOSE.
'' Black White and COlored Hoskin GLOVES.
- Buckskin and Cashmere
Russia RIDING BELTS
SHOULDER BRACES
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE
SILK and Cotton UMBRELLAS
liz A superior assortment of TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
VAIIsEs and CARPET All of which will be sold
on the most moderate terms. M I'm d&W
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Crescent OFF1cE

Tuesday Night. November Z, lS4S.
The part three days have been period of but little acv
y in our Market owing in degree to the absorbing
interest taken at the present lime in political affairs Cotton
has been depressed By the Hbena and the rates for
Flour and Corn NO. fully supported.
COT TON.-On Saturday the prevalence Of a violent
rainstom prevented much from being done in Cotton, the
sales exceeding 500 bales and Monday the
favorable accounts by the Hbsnia representing further
decline of 3D. Liverpool limited the sales to about 5000
bales at reduction in most of q of cent. To-day
the excitement attending the election has had some Influence
in restricting the business which does not exceed cO bales
making but $500 bales for the three days We reduce
quotations to conform to the decline above stated.
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Mn nrIMRuG.

vTPwARDs Of 1860 bottles Of DR.. CoLEMAN,S
4 AG0N0RR(EA BfTXTuR f have been sold during the
- s1 Ngifhout complaint in ngle instance Over zen
dozen used IN our U. s; Hospital 3. This q 9cne cns.-
s Convection both in the port Of taste ~ efasNtB
n ens where itfai The money WI Be Tefun9sa n every
90 s>- sold By III KEN NEIif 81 gheItrs street, ena
~ Tyu a w. COLEMANs T0hlCBITTEkS pkkssstSF
aQ POYIlKAa EtFast. - - -
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- - TO TIE PUBLIC.
ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
Y his sevces as 4 UCTIONEEfl for the sale of REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng his utmost exeOns to promote the interest OF those
entusting business 70 his care,
EH Negroes of every description constantly on hand
at private public sale.
AZ Liberal Cash Advances made on consign-
ments. RICHARD TERRELL, AuctOneer
my20 Nos. Is and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage.
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Attn Numerous testimonials are file at the Company
Office which would satisfy the most rcedulous lettef
just received from Joseph p Hail. Suffolk, Va contains the
following: ,,
e~ Y The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case can,
- The proof is daily coming IN from ece'D os
in the Union. ~ = - The mn
ent any bad symptoms appear. Seamen boatnsn, Zee
ellers and ali Others should have supply as JUS ' ~
Ths medical faculty are asonished At its p9wef eey
conessing that there no other medicine 81 " " " WIN
pared to IT, -, ,,,,D,,e pANACEA
Is eouay efcacious in all the bowel and
Of Children No mother or Plysclan 9 il,
n5@ The General Agent for Louisiana anu !"
n 'EANsBROUGH, " Camp street, New Oreaas' La
~ ,oTn Qualifications for gences may be a4aresseu
70 "hOh aPp EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
new ~ F az by WELD Co. Periodical Agents, ~
f,sTsn street: ALFRED HUNTER corner Of ESesange
piss and Customhouse street. and By DRUGGISTS gen
rsIv TIfOS COOK. Postmaster. city Of Laiayetle; =
n VAN BOKKELLEA, corner Camp and y. hlay
sts I(JHN FOELKEL. corner Levee and Sexeiu. 80
Iafsyette: and CHAS. BENNEOT, Carolson Louisiana.
P s-The Graefenberg Company are eestToas g PIo-
eliR the services Of respectable female ~ eeYg gle
~ ae Ua0n in a business trch wH 5s peTg teeTatsps
By addressing the Company, No; BfoaaWs ~" Ao'A''
postpaid, p1gtieuan viii b fuInishsa.
August, lszR.
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MARINE AND FIRE 1NsURANo

MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, $3OO,OOO.
Directors:
JOHN NJ. HILL, ALEX ALLISON, lJAs.B KNOWLES
GEO. w. MARTIN, JACOB McGAyoCK. G. NJ. FoGe,
f. b. FOGG, WIN. EAKIN, SAN SEAY.
VOOLFOLK, JOHN M. BASS,
JAMES J. GILL, Secretary. JOHN M HlLl'' ffes l.
to This long established Company, with the most ample
for the protection of its Policies, continues to take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms,
at its Agency in NewOheans, at the off e of
o3I PICKETT. PERKINS & CO. 81 MAGAZINE st.
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Hoo-SLAUGHTERING IN CONVICTION, OHIO
The Coyington Journal says ''Messrs. Riggs,
Loose d. Gaines, are erecting large house for
slaughtering hogs on Willow Run, near the turn
pike. The building is 100 feet in length by SO
in breadth. AT this establishment they will be
able to slaughter 800 to 1000 hogs per day. The
hogs will be received above the toll gate.
This establishment, it'll those of Messrs. T. Me-
Carthy & Co., and Milward & Oldershaw, will
afford ample facilities for Strengthening all the hogs
that may be brought to this market. In the aggre-
gate they will be prepared to slaughter two thousand
six hundred hogs per day Thus: It. Mccarthy
g. Co., 1000 Milward & Oldershaw, 700; Riggs,
Loose g. Gaines, 900; Total, $500
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
BLH0TRo-MAGNBTIc PoRTRATTs

Observation-Disclosures PORTRAITS.
by the application Of the above mysterious agent to Da-
- gueneotype Ga discovery Of the subscriber the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind IN SINGLE sECOhD-eatchng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing indeby upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENEssEs Of relations friends do moderate
price Rooms, of Canal and Chares Entrance
No. 3 ChaTtTss street. ITny3 lyJ w. b. HUTCHlNGS.
MAcUIRE'S DAGUERREoTYPE.
M would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
- bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into HewOrleans,
five ago during which time be has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. lis specimens
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken By
the best operator from New Ork and he awarded the
First PreTium Eospecens exhibited at his establishment
bat those taken by himself M the public that his
portraits will continue TO be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
the best inducements DESTROYS OF instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine Roigtander Cameras ~ per cent
cheaper than any in the city, al other articles the same
Plates at % dozen SCOvs No. for 50 25guaranted
the best plates made in the United States Gases 81 70 and
90 50; NewYork Cameras at $iS.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended TO-.
~ Entrance No. s CAMP street. mill If
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BOARDING HOUSE.

121 GRAVIER street, betUeea st. Charles and Caron
defet streets d00r from the corner of CargEdete
MRS WILSON, (lafe of q Benville streei,) respect
WI fully informs her friends, and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location occu III
pied by her during the last year. She has had her@-
House thoroughly Te6tted and prepared for the aceommoaa
on OF gepenen exclusively Grateful for past patronage,
she ho3eg bv ipeut attention the comfort and
venienee Of fer paons 10 merit and receive continuance
Of the same Her terms viii be- heretofore MODERATE
NJ Ivr d&w
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TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS AND VELVET

CARPETING.
EET receiving large assortment Of the above superb
w GARRETT NGS -. o -.
BRUSSELS, 3pys, Ingrans in great variety of qualities
and patterns, Veneans for halls and stairs Figured
Baize and Linen for Crumb Cloths
WINDOW SHADES. HAIR CL01 HIS, FIN Is to 90 inch;
TABLE end PIANO COVERS of various qualities
MAT1lNGS and FLOOR OIL CLOTH FIN 3 TO "a feet
wide, beautiful patterns. of various qualities and
well seasoned all Of which offer at the lowest
market prices at wholesale retail
90 3a A. BROUSSEAU Il CO., q ChaTtTes ST.
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RACES! RACES.
ENI.TPsE COuRSE.

ECLIPSE COURSE.
V1HE LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION FALL MEET
vember is15 over the Ecjpse Course Canolton. with
The Great 81 eepstakes for all ages Three mile heats
$500 subscription $3.50 fohet-FouI entries yz:-BUENA
VISTA, TOPAZ, CHARMER, VERlFIER.
WEDNESDAY, the ed of November the week pre-
vinus-the Match Race between TOPAZ and JENNY
BREEZE for $500 side. -Four mile heats, will come OIL
f~ A full programme of the Pulses and Stakes will be
given in few days. THOS. EUBANK LEEFE,
n64t Secretary of the Louisiana Association.
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Stock on hsnd not cleared. .lo2,9l7 1O4S5
TOBACCo.-Nothing of Importance has been done in
Tobacco the entire sales being over IS hhds of which
A. at A. and 80 hhds.-1 A at ga do at IA do at 4
6 A. and r. at 81 Iound 10 Il. at 3, and do at 2sc
ID. We still quote Lugs l402; Leaf Inferior to Com
mon SGD31l Fair 4E41 Good to Choice, 4s06zc. ID.
SUGAR.-The Sugar market has presented rather dull
appearance and the sales Of the two days or nothing was
done on Saturday, have exceeded $50 hhds Prices
about quoted in last, say-CommOn to Far, 2s(d
"a Prime and Choice. 4id5421 p b.
MOLASSES-Som 800 bbls. sold yesterday, chiefly
ga but to-day prices lower, and we notice sales Of
500 bbls. at 81 14k022c. gallon.
FLOUR-Flour has been in fair request for export but
at decline of about 12c from the rates of last Thursday.
The sales about 5000 bb at "a S004 S7s for
Ohio and Illinois, (mosty the atter) and "a 9505 Dbl
for fancy brands including about 5000 bbs to-day. The
arrivals past TIRES days l59l7 bbls exported time
SIT bbs
GRAIN.-The Corn market has iuctuated but little,
though owing to large receipts prices barely cent
lower The sales amount to about 1000 sacks chiefly at
56057c for good shipping los OATS sell at 9O39c in
sacks according quality The last sale of good WHEAT
was at 81 bushe Arrived past three days, co. 09 sacks
Corn; exported same time. 41l7 sacks
PROVISIONS.-PoRK has been but little inquired for,
and only 300 0 bbs have been taken at 100000
D Dbl for Mess. and SO 5000 IS for Prime Some small
parcels of new BEEF have been disposed of at $5 90 for
Mess and s19 so Dbl for Prime BACON sells very slowly,
but the retail rates still nominay the same443c for
Sides and Shoulders and 7f12e b. for HAMS Plain aud
Sugar Cured. LARD has been quiet, with sales of only
some 300 bb and erces 6s7 and perhaps 500 kegs in
lots at 71sc. q ib....The best Western BUTTER sells at
I21SfG13 and CHEESE at 71s(Gsc. o ib.
CuFFEE.-The demand is fair and about 5000 bags Rio
have been sold at 52z(G6c. Q ID. from shipboaTd.
WHIsKY-Is retailing at 2Ez022c. p gallon for
Rectfed.
HEMP AND LEAD.-NOthing done.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-The market is steady, and
some 800 pieces and coils have found purchasers at
for Bagging and Sl1Slzc p ID for Rope mostly cash
GUNNY BAGS-Now sell at 121z013c.
SALT-A cargo OF $3.50 sacks Liverpool, onefth Fine,
sold at 81 10 sack round The unchanged.
HAY.-Of Western $40 bales sold at s22023 q ton.
EXCHANGED rates for Sterling UNMARRIED, say
-61St9s p Ct pm. New York so day Bills, 14D2 ct.
disc Sight Checks 1zGD1 D Ct pm
FRElGHTS-ATe steady. We notice three ships taken
for Liverpool at 1532d for Cotton s. 3d. for Flour, and
lO1ld for Corn two for Have re- for Cottona bark
for Gibraltar at $40 for Tobacco.
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8.

SINGULAR DEATH.-The Liverpool Mail con-
tains the following strange account Of the death Of
a woman who attempted to cheat a shipmaster out
of the price Of a passage to this country, by SNUG
Cling herself on board in a box: " On Wednesday
the ship Columbus was moored out into the river,
with view Of getting her ready to proceed to
America. In the course of the day some of the
passengers fancied they heard a noise issuing from
box between decks, and on opening it female
was discovered inside. She was Immediately taken
out, but expired almost nstantaneously. II is sup
posed that she either secreted hefsel or secre
ted by some one else in the box in order TO escape
payment OF the passage money out man named
Thomas Devine, who acts shipper OF passen-
gers, has been charged with causing the death OF
the girl by slowing her away. The inquest was
held yesterday before Mr.. Statham, the deputy
coroner, when our reporter at once recognized the
prisoner, Devine, as a fellow who a few months
ago was brought up before Mr.. Rushton, on the
charge Of having defrauded bouncing young wo-
man out Of a sum of money, by proposing to pack
her up alive in a four-and-sixpenny deal box, and
stow her away on board an American ship, and
thus cheat the shipowners Of the proper price for
live passenger Ii appeared at the inquest yester-
day, that the young woman who was the subject of
the present inquiry had been acting as nurse to the
prisoners wife, and she had been slowed away on
board the Mortimer Livingston. The key of the
box was sent on board, and it appeared she was
once seen out Of the box but on the box being sub
sequently opened she found just alive, but died
Immediately afterwards from suffocahon."
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELLERY, ETC.

VNTE are in receipt Of large and Splendid stock Of
w Gold and Silver, Lever Lepne and Deuplex ~
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and SWISS tSr5A
manufacture. Also, Jewelry, Sill 5%
S@g ST<Ss verwaTe, Spectacles, Gold Pens, &zAsz<9
- ~ Pocket and Table Cutlery, and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen stock before purchasing elsewhere it is
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care, and
shall be sold as low at any house in the city.
KNOWLES 4 NOEL 30 Canal street.
N B-OuT personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing description of fine Watches, Clocks Jewery ETC.,
which shall perform satisfactorily ever or no chqrge.
n6 IL IL. u N.
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MoNTHLY BULLETIN-No. 8.

hIS SEN L En- T., DAAh1
IL IN a Fen Hours.
THE GRAEFENB R 9
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts
LIST. The GrGefeRberg
ysentery SUTGp
will cure the Dyseptery, u
arrhea, etc., in tWenty-tour
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted,
no matter how bad the case !;
even if the discharges are
bloedy and con stant. The
money is instantly refunded
If a cure is not the result.
81. Thousands Of lives
have been saved by its use /;
in some instances where the
patients have been given up,
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FREsH FALL GOODS.

] ThESd FILL GOUDss ),
NOV RECEIVING a full assortment purchased mostly
for Cash, at AUCTION, in the North, and By ageney
in Europe which viii be Offered importation prices
Plain Black SILKS. all widths,
Satin striped and WaleTed SILKS;
Taiieta Glacie do.
Changeahle Glacie DO very rich;
CASHMERES and MUSLIN DE LANES:
Raw Six PLAIDS;
Striped POPLINS and Alaaca TABBINET;
Coors1 Plaid ALPACA and Wogsted PLAlDS:
Back Cashmeles de Laaes. AL scas and Bombazines;
French CAIICOES aud GINGHANiS:
Frennh MERlNOES light eolOrs;
MUSLIN DE LANES. solid cOloTs;
Florence SILKS. all coiors;
Embroierd SWISS MUSLIN, for evening dresses
New.stye EmbFd COLLARS and CHIMEZETIEs;
Bsiou's cel.h-aied KID GLOVES;
Linen Cambria II ANDkERCHlEFS. great variety;
Ladies' and Misses English HOS FRY with an exeu,
siye sunnly Of HOUSE FURNISHING and PLANTA-
TON GOODS, which will be- usual, offered q whole.
sale prices, at NOLANiS,
NJ I'm corner Of ChartFss and Canal streets,