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NorrcF.-The genuine tpham's Elccluary has his
hand is also done with a pen. Price, 81 box.
Sold, wholesale and retail by WYATT * ktrcHAN'
III Fulton sueet, y. y, A c SPEAR, aud CiEo' A
flAKRiHGIoS, Agent, ioI Burlington, snt by DIussists
generally throughout the |. :. and Cdnadds.
Burlington, July t, isis, WING
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SPRJNG

the Gracicnberg Vegetable Pills. the Gracicnherg
Health Bittcrs, and the Gractcnlcrg Snrsnparily com
pound should snperscde all Others. For unircral' use
the Pills an Bittcrs are OF ncuiculublc value. 1hosr
who ,nkc them need not fear the eneryating effects Of
the sumcr which is AT hand
The General nrrut Tor W. Is l.. l." DllCllEk,
-. Adams To whom applications tor agencies may be
addressed. EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
AGENTS IN C~ilITTENDEN COUNTY.
RmLiRstoD-.A c. Spear, |. Sherwood, J. :. Nun
son and Geo. f.. Harrington. Druggist.
lFin0oSki Eaiis w. b. Hatch & Go. .niion,
Ayers & Clark. .Shclurn,-W. u. Tyler. Nnniing-
Lot Ite-Ly6irvSop, IndcfkiH-C. +; Alien, thar-
Ie,igbo ientrc.-I. Lyniaeicto--ficid s Beach.
Wood. H;acsJmg-W b Niclc' ESQ.," unpi.
| futile. R~irhmoni,- e. i. Green ''l'S'o"- i'"'-
bert X Hodges.
wJ2Vl.
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STEEL. Silver. German silver and Brass Guard,
) Vest and lob Chnins. Also, SIX and Gold, II
fine assortment Just received.
WI BptN>NAD s. B%RoruErs.
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congress Wafer.

FRESH Congress Water, Just received Direct,
L from the Spnnn, foI sale by
d4 w59Wi AMOS {, SPlAR
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Q'1v;4 :se,S, E'aMS.
NNfie'n.

1 FIND assortment just received.
~ wj2 BRfNSNAIp 4 PgornERs
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S.ces and silver Chains.

\ LET ~ II\ESky ROCKETS. lust RE
y cciyrd. W. BW"sNAp x BROTHERS.
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IT, Most Extraordinary Work 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

YELLOW FEVER, IN 17s5 The rayages of this
dreadful scourge have ceased in QUE northern At
lantie cities, and the present generation know but
little about the dreadful fatality Of that disease
An extract from the Diary Of Rev. Dr. Minor, soon
to be published, speaks of the yellow fever in hi
ladelphia, thus;
Nov 4, I79S.-It is two months this day since
have made minute in my diary. During all this
time have he'd The dull and monotonous life Of an
idle man Eypslled from home by the dreadful
scourge, which has increasingly ravaged the city
since the beginning of August last, have had no
business, except my small practice in Montgomery
county, TO attend 10. Yesterday returned to the
city, my father and his family having arrived few
days before me. The streets have not yet resumed
their usual cheerlulDess, nor can such thing be
looked for very soon considering the loss by death,
of ,445 Of our inhabitants and all the variety of
miseries attendant and consequent on such NOR
talty Other accounts make the number of deaths
3637'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

PADDY NOT To BE DoNE.-A newly-mported
Irishman was one day standing with his hook I'M
der his arm, at a shop window not thirty miles from
Glasgow. The shopkeeper observing him from the
door, aceOsted him thus g Well, Pat what do Won
want in my line to-day - " What you have not
to give me, - reoined the lrishman. :" I'll wager
pound have what suits you,'' returned the former
The latter, pulling pound from his rags, replied
g It's done-tabe your dust. / want a sheath for
my hook" To poor Pats establishment and NOR
LITIGATION, the sheath was produced. Away he went
to the harvest, however, leaving the pound with
the shopkeeper. But not to be beat, he called on
his way home. and in the presence of witness,
thus addressed him: Well Mr.. -, what will
you take for as much tobacco as will reach from my
one ear TO the other % s. penny, was the reply
This being agreed to- the grocer cut off about foot
Of tobacco, and was about applying its extremities
TO Pats ears, when the latter, pointing his finger
upwards, exultingy exclaimed, there is one ear,
but the other is nailed TO the back of the gao door
at Dublin" The duped grocer was obliged to give
his ingenious antagonist forty pounds Of tobacco be-
fore he could get quit Of him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

H. P. GRATTAN .... siege Manager
DOMBY AND SON having bsen received, by a and
fashionable audience; with he enthusiastic eppaus be
repeated THIS and EACH EVENING until further notte.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY Dec g perfeylnauces
Il will with fhe highly successful
produced Burt THEATRE New York, nda tod IN Jhn
Bro CHAM Ed, Dickens celebrated Nov 81 nOMBEY
AND SON-Mr. Dombey, (ihe Colossus Comnrc-,l Mr.
Stine=: Teots, Mr. j. Charles CarSer Mr. Rynar Sd
ellis, NJ. Gero; Capt. Ed'ad Cute Mr. j. Greene;
BuHhy Keller Major Joe Bagsock, Mr.. Spear; The Ma
live, Mr. M5ant Rob, the Grinder Mr. Thompson; Walter
CIV Mr.. Kingsley Brogey. Mr.. Grosvenor; Gpp Mr. Dav
WHier Frziames; Edith Dombey Mrs. Coleman Pope
Mrs. kewOu, Mrs Rowe Florence Dombey Miss Jackson
Susan Eppe Miss z. PetTie Flowers Mrs TimoE After
which, the .Iiginal OLD ENGLISH MAY POLE DANCE,
ranged y Mr. Thompson, and danced by Misses Fiane Is
Forest Williams Tinoney, MoTand and jackson, md Mes
Thompson Grosvenors Keller Mo.and HTedla and DAVIS
conclude with the Drama ROBERT MACAlRE-GerIneuil
Mr.. RynaT Dumont Nj. Grsrson Robert Macara, Mr. Charles
Jacques Sop, Nix. Spear; Charles Mr. Grosveno Pierre Mr.
Keller Sergeant Loupy, Mr. Kingsley; Louis, Mr.. Thompson
Faneo, Mr. Moand Marie, Mrs. }. Greene Clementne, Mrs
Johnston. la the PieceA Dance, By the charc
ers Mr. Thompson md Miss J. LaE0fes,
The Police Department OF Mr. s. L. Bemau.
Prices Of zdon-Dess Circle IS Paquee Second and
Third Tiers. so CO0Ted Boxes 50 Gallery rs cents
81 Private Boxes and Seats may be secured the BoxOce, be
he hours OF 10 A. NJ. and P NJ by applying Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors before Performance will
quarter-past precisely. IS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT:
PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING.
Al No. So s. Charles street, Ne,0 Orleans
RY HAYES. MCCLURE & co.

by HAYES, M CLURE Il CO.
The publishers of the Daily Crescent have Just issued
Weekly Paper of the largest size printed in beautiful style
for circulation in the country The Weekly Crescent viii
contain the News of the Day, Original Articles all
subjects of general ntsres-and particularly upon those
in which the people Of the South and West mme-
diatey coneemed-Orgna aud Selected Sketches, Tales,
Anecdotes ETC. and Price Current carefully corrected up
the hour Of publication. 1t will be paper useful to al
classes of citizens, and especially adapted TO merchants
mechanics planters and families In lis political character
it in the largest Of the word independent taking
part in party struggles but aiming inform and
stuct the people upon all the great questions which arise
affecting the internal welfare foreign relations of the
country
The paper viii be furnished to Single Subscribers at Three
Dollars per year. Gibbs Of -Four more directed the
same Post-oce at Two Dollars and Fifty Gents year each
Postmasters and Others who act Agents and send
orders paid for copies will receive copy in addition
for their compensation. Payable all IN Advance
Single papers packages, in wrappers be had the
office of publication.
Papers with which we exchange will favor by giving
the above place in their columns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed of in this Court yesterday Judge McIieny pre-
siding James Walker accused of stealing dental
suments, found guilty Geo. Brady and John Devne,
accused Of stealing com-sheng machines from the
Levee at the foot of Julia street, tried and Brady
found guilty and Devinea equitted ote pr0sequis
entered in the of VIM Tracy and Jean Guame, both
accused Of larceny.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

8cg- writer in the New Haven Courier esti-
mates the population of the city Of New Haven,
Conn, at 2O,500. His calculation is based upon
the number Of registered voters which in 1910, was
2529, and the population IA 800. In 1915, regis
tered voters, 1851, and the population 1854 In
November last, registered voters 1916, and the
population thereby indicated is 20,50O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

How LONG A MAN MAY LIVE AFTER HE is
WokN OUT.-There is now living in the parish of
St. Paul, Bethnal green, (Eng.l an old soldier of
the name Of George Lewis, in the 94th year of his
age, who was discharged from the LIST regiment Of
Foot Guards, then commanded by his Royal High
ness the late Duke of Gloucester, on the 29th of
May, 1902, after service of 26 years, and as his
discharge expresses, because he was Every lams
and warn Out -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

Agency of the NewYork Canton Tea Company
The Oldest Establishment III 9Rerica-PriHcipaL Estab
EishHept IN Mar York
FTNHE CANTON TEA COMPANY has been popularity
Il known Tor many years. This is the largest /s555N
and Oldest Tea Establishment in America. The 81
public have had full proof of the integrity and the * E
responsibility but such has been the great and s Y
pressing demand for their Teas of late that thy have been
obliged to enlarge to great extent their two principal
Establishments in New York. namely Nos 125 Chatham
and63 Greenwich streets They possess facilities
in relation the Tea Trade very abundant degree and
doubtless superior TO any other Tea in America
Their crupuOns regard to all principles that tend to elevate
the character of large house well understood and has
already secured them connection probably larger than all
other Tea Estabshme united and they consequently
determined TO sell TEAS pHTCr more fragrant and pTfect
for the PRICES the aggregate than house in the world
China excepted.
They most zealousy invite the attention of the inhabitants
of this city their Agency where the following
always hand ard they feel hesitation in stating
that wherever gle trial made very decided preference
is given celebrated Teas of the Canton Tea Company
fT- Readers, make the experiment.
The Real Prices follows, subject in all cases to be
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

DAN RIcE's CIRCUs-FOrt the past couple of nights the
water proof pavilion has done good service. Dan Rice,
Rosa, Jean, Willie and Glenn Roi to draw let it rain
so hard Let not the day performance tomorrow 12
O'Clock be forgotten The sight of SO many children as
were there last Saturday, is pleasant to the eye.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

Do The editor of the Steuben Courier publishes
marriage notices under the head of Joint Resolu-
tons. " He has decidedly a legislative turn, and
we should not be surprised to hear Of him being
elected TO the Presidency.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

FIRE AT YAzoo CrrY.--On the morning of the
LIST inst, fire broke out in the Town Hall Of Yazoo
city The hall was soon wrapped in flames (says
the Democrat) as was also the adjoining building
on the right, occupied as a store by Messrs. Kelly
& Berry. The fire next extended to the old Epis-
copal Church, situated on the left, the lower part
of which was occupied by DR.. Camp as a school
room, and the upper as a Hall by the Sons of Tenn
perance Here by the active exertions Of our cit-
zens assisted by heavy rain, the progress OF the
flames was arrested The principal sufferers are
Messrs. Kelly & Berry, and J. r. Richards-whose
consumed The law library Of J. II. Lawrence
was also destroyed. The Corporation sustained
the loss of all its books, records, etc the Lodge of
the l. o. o. F. in the second story of the Town
Hall, together with the regala and other appurte-
nanees. was consumed the Hall Of the Sons Of
Temperance shared the same fate. The buildings,
we learn, were insured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

HABKAs CoRPUs.-A of habeas co pus was yester-
day brought before the Fifth District Court the following
petition filed by R. McFadin The petitioner that
he has been arrested and imprisoned affidavit of Ma
dR and Casimir Veneuye, who state that petitioner is
indebted them in the sum of s2 800 and that they verify
believe that McFadin who is now in the city, but who
resides ont Of the State about permanently TO depart from
the State, without satifyng their claim The petitioner
for his release from prison the ground that there IS
aega ion in the atdavts that petitioner had absconded
0m his place of residence On this point the Court
the following judgement maintaining the habeas corpus
The Court considering the provisions Of the act OF 18th
March, 1647 amending the abolish imprisonment for
debt Of l84O considering that the affidavit does aedge
as IN ~ iiol IN el ,aeee " .i SOD
the code Of practice adjudged and decreed that the
petitioner, r. McFadin be Immediately discharged from
Imprisonment and that c. Veneuve and wife pay of
proceedings
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

Ds- A gentleman travelling on a journey, having
a light guinea which he could not pass, gave it to
his Irish servant and desired him to pass it on the
road. AT night he asked him if he had passed the
guinea. g Yes, sir,' replied league, "but was
forced to be very sly; the people refused it at
bPakfast and at dinner, so at a turnpike where /
had fourpence TO pay, l whipped it in between two
halfpence, and the man put it into his pocket and
never saw il y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
First night of A GLANCE AT NEW YORK.

First night of A GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
THIS EVENING, Friday Dec. g. ls4S-W presented, the
Comedy II PERFECTION-Sir Lawr nee, Mr.. Chppehdae
Kata O'Ben Mrs. Jones After which, the Local Sketch.
by Mr.. Baker, entitled A GLANCE AT NEW YORK IN
lS4s-Mose, Mr.. RUSSELL George Parcels Mr.. Fue; Lie,
Mrs. Fuller To conclude with TIL CHAsTF SALUTE
In which Mr.. Chippendale aud Miss Emily Goa W appear
t8F- Mr.. c. d PITT is engaged for Six Night only
g Doors open halfpast g. and Curtain AT o'clock
Tickets and places may had application Mr. J. P.
BAlLY, between the hours Of 10 and o. lock- every day. ds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

Gs~ Mile Lovamy, of the Moravian singers,
married at Manchester, N. H., on the 18Th
November, to Herr Stoepel of the same company.
The age of Madame Stoepe is about thirtysix
years, that Of her husband eighteen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08
DR.. HAZARDS
CRT ERR ATED VEGEIA Ri Pills

CELEBRA Ell fEOE lADIEf GiLLS.
For tie cure Of Diarhga and DgsenterV, both Chronic
TTNHE proprietor recommend this medicine spc edy
safe, and intalbe for the above diseases iavng
which these Pills recommended and having fully tested
their qualities by several years practice he can safely
mend them 10 the afflicted medicine, mild out eflca
eous in their operation and entirely devoid Of detenou
substances The most feeble take them viii out the least
possible fear injury. Tney operate mild puTgative
healing the bowels, and leaving the system healthy and
vigorous state. Prepared only By N. E. HAZARD, NJ.
And sold by his agents;
IL None genuine without having the written signature
Of the proprietor on the outside wrapper
The above excellent medlrne Tor Children teethng
The pill easily be dissolved in IL the PARENT
General Agents.
to AS an act Of common humanity to those suffering
from the diseases these Pills profess 10 cure, WOuu s,e
that believe them TO be the best remedy IL ire "of OF
that has been brought into use. SPEAK o. tne eHcacy
from experience, and OF gratitude 10 men glted pro-
eight months gaE YeTely afflicted with chronic DIanhqa;
consulted and tired the remedies o feye,a distinguished
physicians bur could not obtain Teei sIt memphis Tor
dahilafed tn he scarcely able to work. told by
friend In Nashville that Dr.. Hazads Pills would cure me.
called mon him and after using two and half boxes
disease in four weeks gained 70 pound in esh-and
turned home in perfect health ALLEE HIIL.
Sod BY J. WRIGHT CO. Isl c&ar tres' st. s.. N 81
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
OST-A DARK bag PONY about I2 hands high. with
~ Spanish Saddle and Mexican hide Bride ~
The above reward viii be paid by returning the kzsa
d5st MeDUFF. FLINT CO, p Masanine. =
oILs!..oILsu
nix BARRELS No. /, Winter Strained, from haDufac
bbls. LINSEED OIL. Cincinnati City Mills in stnre-FOr
saleby STURGES 4 WRIGHT
n22E s6Tsh0upitOula
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

~ SEE ADYERTLsENENTs ON rHIRD PAGE.
Mob .TUsCUMBiA, Morgan P. NJ
Pi 1 hA8G G[1 E EiAS Irvine l2 NJ
egg o. S. Mail Marths washington-Fqr Cinein-
dras wharf THIS DAY n, positively.
The Martha Washington very ghdraugh and viii vi
no delay. d8
KY The Tusournbia--For Mobile, via the River Co,
TUsctMBIA ls@5es THIS EVENING, Friday, AZ o'clooI,
!, t1- Protection Hose Fire Co. The Offices and
SATURDAY EVENING Dec las At q'clss I'd, by order
dS WIN. Il. ALIEN Secretary
The ne EeY GS 0ea6f S hMEsefahaRiss 5
past os he as'S9 s ! b. est cGub
p Rev. Alexander C2ImP6si; Ihs Pu6 including
attend. a. Admission, free. dS
~ Grand Division s Of t. State Of Louisiana
Louisiana viii be held at the Han Of Pelican Dision No #
e9rneT Of s. Charles and Gonnon Streets on TUES ZAE
7 O'Clock, P. NJ. H-5- The Members earnestly 49,
as St EDWIN L. LEWIS, c. S.
Ey- Grand Temple of Louigiana;--An Adjourned
eing Of i Grand Temple VII, be held GU sATuR- 2M
Hall No @ Canal street p RR E VII please
J. K. GLE, Acting G. W. R. " d8 s''1'-'~
~ Public Meeting Of the 0. Of S. of T.--Un,on
Ryis2n No 6 vii hold an Open Meeting a C,ys Eg99t #
ING the 9Th inst Exercises to commence at halfpast As
o'clock
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of city places sdn- -.
respectfully invited to attend The Daughters Of IT, the
l. o. Of r. and o. Of s. Of T. arreques.ed pear Regaa
Permission having been granted by the G. w. P for tie o. Of s. Of
T. Regaa his above members Of the Order
requested 70 bring their Regain with then
The meeting will addressed by speakers Of enence and celeb
Music will be arranged expressly for the OCCASION and every
arrangement made o render the ng Interesting.
Committee Of ATraHgage1ts:
r. H. BRUNEY, A. GRAINER,
J. HOBBS, J. X. GLE.
ALEX. MCLEAN, dc
To- Gas Light Company, New Orleans December q
1913 Stockholders OF this Institution informed that the
the Company, MONDAY the LIST Of January next the
hours Of 10 A. N. and2 P. M. by order
dc I'd P. N. WOOD Secretary.
~ Neworleans, Dec. S, 1848.-Dr J. MENsING:
SiThe Set of Teeth you inserted for consider be the best
They equally serviceable
teeth Those needing work done your line liberty
call No. 81 Sohn street, Pedo and Gavier
strret, aud inspect it for themselves. Yours,
Do 3m A. G. TUCKER.
-e&S-
~ Acknowledgements Machines for Medical Use,
with Improved Platna Batteesprce from S2 SO TO $5 Pho
aud Wire socktons Artificial Teeth Files Excavaors Points
Lightning Rods, etc, for sale by -
d5 I'm J. d. ANDERSON, II st. Charles ST.
rx Pbanix Fire Co. No IA snbsorption List
for the benefit Of said Fire Company aid them repairing their
losses, can be found at -
c. ID. BUNCES Hat Store 30 Canal
~ " B. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities of Phia
lelphia EewYork, Boston and Baltimore.
Ew- Messrs R. BELL & co. Consignees of 80
sacks Corn per steamer New Orleans, will please call and
ceive the same, or il will he sold to nay expenses.
n2sn HYDE & OGLESBY, u Poydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08
De Goods, LAD, Boob, shoeg. e

by. K. a NJ 7 ] z L D. AnctiOnepr
WILL be sold Daily the Of JASPER F. SMITH No
w Canal Camp Magazine srreisoithot
general Of DRY GOOrS consisting n part Of
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, KkRSEYS,
ALSO.
HATS, Boots Shoes HARDWARE, Cutlery, and large variety
Of FANCY GOODS, all Of which viii be very suitable oI Country
Trade. Terms cash.
N B.. Liberal Cash Advances made consgnments Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry
Merchandise generally q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08
DAM RIOE,s CIRCUS.

Under Waterproof PAVILION Brilliantly Lighted
with GAS, and imTerv o rain.
Doors open o'clock. dHssioHDress Circle, cents Pit
IS T.; Coored Boxes, so
A DAY PERFORMANCE EVERY SATURDAY, at 70
II o'clock, for Families Parties and Juveniles FREE CON
GRIT Epery Eren4g, o'clock in front Of the Gre by
MENTER'S eel brated BRASS BAND.
THE COSTUMES, TRAPPiNGS and ACCOUTREMENTS are
elgat ever used in any Arena and the Stud Of
HORSES probably the best attached any Circle including
the eccentric and dminuve Trick Ponies Aroosio0k Flash,
Dash, ard May Fly
The TROUPE the and talented cOnggaed
city, ant divided into dstnc corps, wi, JUVE-
NILE ARTISTES and those oil MATURE EARS: the for
all under years Of led by Mile ROSA the
greatest living Eques.reHne master JEAN the raorinary
performer upon the Tght-rope and Equestrian Master
WILLIE the astonishing GyHnast The latter lei by DAN
RICE the great original Clown and Slaperean Jester GLENN
ROl the Rider OF the world II Slgnor LUIGI GER
MAN, the great Italian Trick and Dramatic Equestrian; H. P.
MADIGAN, Mons La THORN, Mona PlQUET, 4. ROS-
STEM, j. PURCELL, F. NACHE, accompli he'd Equesans,
Gynnass Vauter etc, and Mssdames RICE, MADiGAN,
NACHE ETC. etc.
Ia Other Eastern Stars engaged and will shortly appear as
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

az The Barnstable Patriot states that Miss Bet
Orleans in place of Matthew Kingman, deceased.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

~ Mr.. Cyrus Jarvis was badly injured while
blasting rocks in Concord, Mass, and it is feared
he will lose his eyes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

OF The Bunker Hill Aurora records that a
hog bit off the thumb of the gentleman who was
about to slaughter him
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08
STOCKWELEs MAMMOTH PANORAMA
THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
VIII open on MONDAY, Dec De; !

For short time only previous its removal Europe.
1T PANORAMA H.AI.L. an the COMMERCIAL Ex-
CHANGE BUILDING, and continue open E1erp
EUeHiRg in tie Wesk, Sunday excepted
THIS PANORAMA Three Times the Exeat q any Pointing
in The World and faithfully represents Of country Three
Hundred Miles Length. The Drawings
made actual observation, by Nc sTOCkWELL. and truth
full copies the Magnificent Scenery the World
Jude every City Term giags and Landing from the Gulf
Mexico the Falls ST. Anthony. Among Cities repre-
New Orleans Natchez Vcksburg, Memphis
Galena the Mormon City Of Nauyoo, with the Temple"
Innumerube Steamboats, each likeness the original
represented under way woodng, the landings burning
snagge collision and countless numbers OF other kinds
watera will be the IN The Upper Mississippi
great number Of Indian Villages Encampments,
Lodges Wigwams," and Groups Of Indians
Costume dancing, ball play fishing and equipped for
battle. IN short, feature Of the mighty "Father Of WaterS has
been slightly passed
e~ Mr. ]. NJ WESTON will give Historical and Geographical
Explanations Of the places, the picture passes be
audience.
Perdidl
es- The PANORAMA will commence moving at O'Clock
evening. d7d J. NJ. WESTON, Director.