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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-08

LETTER FROM JonS r, HALE,-Tbe Boston
Traveller of the 3Oth ut. contains letter from
Hon John p Hale, addressed to the editors Of
the Emancipation, but which was received too
late for publication in that paper. MIR Hale
cheerfully withdraws his name from the canvass
tor the Presidency, and expresses himself fully
satisfied with the platform and the nominees Of
the Buffalo Convention. While he thus defines
his own position, as If aware that the dose now
commended to the lips of Liberty men ID not
the most palatable, he adds; ~ have no railing
accusation 10 bring against those who see the
path of their duty in another direction" g.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-08

81 The official Wing majority in Kentucky
is 1921. Ir a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-08

FREDERICK N. PALMER is agent
IL for Ross Melicdtod CrgStaisai Soap, At the Posi
Office In Bratleboro, where j may awaysbc found
at Wholesale OF retail
Aug. /, Fa ansOs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-08
POsTsCREPT.
IJNcoNoUEREp VERMONT

"
The Boston Atlas of Thursday morning has
returns of the vote for Governor ia a. towns,
showing a net Wing gain Of SIS votes over last
year. The Senate Is certainly Wing, Thus far
there arr elected 90 Wing representative to %
Van Burcuites and Democrats. Last year in
same towns rs Wings, Al Democrats. Wing
net gain, rwELvrl The House il certain.
Hon, VIM. Henry Is elected to Congress in the
Is, district, and there is no choice in the I'd
81 The steamer Washington has arrived AZ
New York, with two days later European news.
The English potato crop is suffering severely
with rot, and brcad-stufFs must be imported.
ireland is reported perfectly quiet d
Great fears prevail in France Of new out.
break. But it il ihonght the Government will
be able 10 maintain itself
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-08

In Circassia, the Russians have gained great
advantages over the mountaineers, and it is
probable that the whole country, which has 50
long and so successfully resisted the Russian
power, will now be subdued. lQlh III III
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-08

u has saved the lives Of many Thousand tliidFen
when reduced 10 deaths door b. this complaint; IL
gives them Immediate rrlio ard they yey soon fccos
-. Sea Sickness.
Il ia most pleasant and desirable remedy for Sea
sickness Il checks the vomiting and readily restores
4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-26
MAYO,s MUSIC STORE.

DLANO FORTEs, manufactured by the best houses and
fully guaranteed for peTmaHsDcy Of y
t0neand durability fwOrkmanshp; EOan 60 80
Piano Fotes from the best manuacoryE + h hi n II
for five years MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all the publishers in the United States. NEW MUSIC
published every week from the most popular authors. MI.
SiCAIi INSTRUMENTS Of every kind, embracing IN
part Haps, Double Bass, Ni00nCelos, Guitars Vioing
Banl0s Drum, bass and tenor; fambOrnes Flutes Clar-
-ionets, Fageoets. Fes, BRASS INSTRUMENTS
TGmbGnes, bass, tenor and Alto Consultations Orphe
uhGes French HONS, Tmmpets valve and plain BEgies
Cavalry Tunnels, Hunting Horns, Cymbals. MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE Of every kind. STRINGS for the
Harp. Eas Vol Violin and Guitar INSTRUCTION
BOOKS for all instruments by the most approved authors
INSTRUCTION on the Piano, Harp Violin Guitar, Flute
and Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired and taken IN
part payment for Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND. The aboye-named merchandise is re-
ceVed and sold Consignment and consequently offered at
mnch lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers are respectfully invited examine the articles
Wl3 In WIN. r. MAYO, Agent,
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS HAVING
HO USES no RENT and PROPERTY FOR SHE

VET VAN BENTHUYsEN. BRoKER AND GENERAL
W. AGENT, has opened at his Office No 81 -
CRATER Street, a REGISTE R of Dwell 1.,!!sA
lngs parts of Dwellings; Stores and parts OF ll.y=
Stores, offices, etc, To Rent also, REAL ESTATE
For Sale.
ton relative to Houses Torrent and Real Estate for sale as
will enable persons glance whether the terms and
situations are satisfactory thus saving vast amount OF
inquiry and labor in hunting for dwellings, ETC.; all such
information being had at one central point.
Property holders and Agents for the renting OF Houses
WILL doubt, readily appreciate the benefits Of such
Register and invited to send in description OF preml-
SEES, location and rent.
Already large number of dwellings and stores are on the
Register and daily additions will be made until the Register
becomes as complete is possible to render It, small
fee is charged for the use OF the Register - 2,
et5@ w. V. Il. will attend to the RENTING OF HOUSES
and SALE OF REAL ESTATE both IN this city and the
country Jyl0 I'm
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s AN. S
tv PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY -

Il J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La Pqtria. viii devote few
~, hours during the day Instructions IN the Span
ISL Language Mr. G. has adopted new and easy method
by which scholar can learn read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two three months.
For Terms &c, apply to Mr. Gomez at his office, No. 81
Exchange Alley, near Cont street at the Bookstores OF
j! b. Steel IA Camp ThOs. l.. White 81 Canal st. and
j. C. Morgan II Exchange Place adjoining the Postoipe
EB II required Nh & VIII give lessons at night. 13
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MN@gANM sAASs,
Lots Of Ground for Account of FornoaT pr,r,bse
BY PlERSON 4 BONNEVAf,

Lots Of Ground for Account of Forrnsr 5,,--t,s.or
BY PIERSON 4 B0NNEVAT.
Office No OF CFrqp5e- st.,ot
kAJ ILL De sold AT Aucuon-On TUESDAY tba .:qiI,
w instant at L clock, Banks Arcade-ior g,6f
OF MLC. Brown who has neglected TO compIv win W.
terms OF the adjudication made 10 him the Isl OF Univ
1875 " '''''
TEN LOTS OF GROUND situated al BIoomi,olar
Parish OF Jefferson designated as Lots No 81 hi Itb
whole according q certain plan made by & A He5in
Surveyor dated the 18TH May 1913 which viii be exhibited
al the sale
TERNs- Oun-:hgd Cash, balance at and IL months,
credit Tor notes bearing mortgage until paid
Acts Of sale before J. r, Beard, Notary Public at the
ueu>e at thg purchaser. an It H. -, =, -
TO THE PUBLIC.
- lCIARD TERRELL respectfully offers TO the public
= his sevices as 5UCTIO.NEER for the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAV Els, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng his utmost everOls promote the interest OF those
euiruslung business TO hIs care,
EE \ egrOeS OF every description constantly on hand,
private or public sale.
Eg5" Liberal Cash Advances made Ccnsign-
ments RICHARD TERRELL AuctiOneer,
Iny2O Nos Is and 20 BaLkss Arcade Passage.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

t Y. B. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities of Phia-
dslphia, NewYork, Boston and Baltimore.
~ E. s. Grant, now travelling in the Northern Cities,
Is authorzel5 50 tansle1 any business for this oaics.
Est" Mrs. C. Z. da PONTE would respectfully
inform those persons who desons Of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies either Of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the reasonable terms. Apply
tits Oficr apl3
NOTICE.
Mr.. l.. :. unI CLIFTON OF Vicasbure, and Mr.. r. w
WORTHlNGTON, OF Rodneg, are duly authorized agents
to and receipt for all moneys account
OF The CEE~, EET."
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THREArENiNG.--Jacob Schneider was yesterday
arrested in the Third Municipality, charged with
having threatened to cut the thread of life of Jo-
seph Schoder
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RE1REsMMKMHsa

ICE CREAM GARDEN.
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
A. Al those in favor of supporting establishment Of
this kind Hii be kind enough to call and put IN Nsga
their votes 1t will cost cents for the best glass &&G
of Ice Cream that can be found in this city Judge S
from the demand, and from what my customers say ~a@
Perhaps they attering the only way to test that IS
10 call and rypay ten cents, and receive thanks. must
acknowledge that greedy, Ike all the balance OF the
human Kind the more custom have, the more am anN-
ious TO get Ety- Gail and try the Cream, and oblge
K. b. WOODWORTH
W. I'm corner of ST. Charles and Union SIS.
UARRoLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS.
- The public is respectfully informed that this ,Esa
iisA most delightful place Of resort and amuSe- ssSa
- meht Is now open under the management aascSS
u {Ie sghscnbe In the extensive grounds 30. 49,
LCEL ? OF all kinds will be furnished by the gard
4 fI az e saloon al IN the Gardens ICE CREAM
CONFECTIONERY -
Inc hoe department undergoing extensive alterations
anu 1HPiUFelehE meantime preparation made TO fur;
s hasL Ra[es Tih all the deeaces ofthe season, and
and last though moi least attentive and polite bar keepers
viii be found al Their posts TO administer to the comfort of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he octs
aplS ON JAMES DURNO.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Gtna Insurance Company of Hartford; Conn
STATEMENT or ASSETS ON ist MARCH, iS4b.
Cash deposited in Phoenix BANK, ilar fore. coo
Cash degos ed in Banks in Hartford, bearing
Interest el the ate OF per e. peraunum 75NU-l4,CJU
Stock Ia Ila11H Bank, Hartford. ......... I2,gSO
o. D.. Finn'. ..........- n,3V
.. .. Farusrs' and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford Observation-Disclosures. l.-UD
Stock in Exchange NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
o, o. Connecticut River Rauk.......... S,.3v
.. o. Eagle Bank Providence. ......... 1,NUO
q. 3. Lee Bank, Ice, Massachusetts,. $40
O., o. Connecticut River Company. 1900
q. q. RalIoai. ...... 1850
o. o. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above stocks are OF the most substantial
character, yielding 10 per cent. interest
annually and are worth at this time an adj
vance the above mentioned prices of 81 Oy2-lO3Ug
Bonds OF Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... d 900
Real Estate IN Hartford valued q 20
Bills Receivable, payabein % days after demand.
ply secured by pledge OF Rea OF Personal Estate, or
solvent eHdgreE. 10 J
Total Assets OF lie Company. Is 25G
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp -.reet.
~ Tie undersigned, Agents for the above Company.
continue TO issue policies At the lowest rates OF preluu
turning TO customers 10 per cent
WIN z. FO$DiCK.
myI0 ti1IstN GEO. G. LAWRASON
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TIE EMGRATlyG factories The Pittsburg
Gazette Of the 10Th says; A committee Of the
iactOry-ow1ers left Yesterday for Western Virginia.
to examine sites for the purpose of building up a
mtuutaJiu turing town. This project is sincerely en-
lsraiasd by al the proprieors. and bv some of them
very enthusiastically. We learn also on good au
thorly that a cotton manufacturer in the eastern
part OF The State, who visited this civ few days
back. has agreed % take 100000 stock in the town.
and 10 erect large cotton mill. Three sites are
offered tie company, all between WeIlsvilla and
Wheeling, IN Virginia.
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The OrEt.y7s DEIrGuT which forms an essential ingfe-
dent in the Gaeenberg Sarsaparia Compound Is probably
superior SaBaparla itself Professor Frost OF Charleston,
s. c. speaks of follows, the Southern Journal OF
Medicine and Pharmacy
system generally. So powerfully is its action eXened upon
the capillary and secreng vessels changing their morbid
states or conditions and dBpOsing them to new healthy
further adds That it chronic diseases and chronic in
hammatOns and also in the long train OF consequences That
follows syphilis that its efficacy Is best exhibited.
The superiority OF the Graetenberg SarsapaIa Compound
be thus stated
st. ii composed of number of the most eficaciogs
vegetables in the whole range of the Matena Meca IN adj
dtOn to SaEapanlla
Cd These are so highly concentrated that there many
doses the bottle than OF the very largest bottles
advertised.
3D. This concentration renders to SaEapara what Qui
nine to Peruvian Bark The diluted preparations are
better than ordinary beesOuHng the stomach
and spelling the bottles To a weak Infusion OF SaTsa
panla when suIphae Of the article may be had, Is ike
taking bark instead of Quinne Orlke travelling ID seOW
AGAINST strong canent, instead OF IN swift steamer
These things being o, let all who have maze up lIleu
minds any Sanapanla, that Of the GraetenDefg
Company It's warranted 10 be ten times more eieae0us
than any other knOWnnO matter how large me poe Or
eNtTdvagant the Advertisements. a. SPih9 tEblti N,
the Grdeienherg Vegetable Pills the Graelenberg fieaiil
Bters and the traeienbefg Sarapanua COmpOund should
superede all Others. FOEunVeEa use, the Pms and brrs
Of nealcplabs Yalue Those vino take them need not
fear the eHeTyang effects Of the summer Whic IS at and
~ The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi,
d. HANSBROUGH, Y Camp street, New orleans, La.
to whom applications for Agencies may be addressed.
~ For sale By WELD & -; Periodical agents, ~
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner Of Exchange
Place and Custonhouse St; c. VAN FELS0N1 corner
Magazine and Bartholomew SIS; j. WRIGHT & co, Isl
Chdnres ST.; j. BBADO, q Condo st., New OHeans..-
THOS COOK Postmaster, city OF Lafayette j. L. VAN
FOEIKEI corner IeVee and Seventh st Lafayette aud
CHARLES BENNEOF. Can0lt0n, La. Ter iatF
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AREEsT.-A man named Joseph S. Maddox was
last evening arrested in che First Municipality,
charged with having counterfeit money in ms pos
session, with intenrto pass it, He had $40 com
terleit nofe and q spurious eagle.
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N EW ORLEANS
SATURDAY. M0RNING, AUGUST g

DIsoRDERLY iIoUsE.-A lady bearing the appel
Iation Of Jane Srubbefed was yesterday brought up
before Recorder Golding charged with keeping a
house Of ID fame in Common, near Baronne street.
communication signed by several citizens resid-
ing in the ticipity Of said house. was sent to the
Recorder q few DAYS since, complaining that the
hyus. was nuisance. Two other houses, occll-
I-d by blacks, near the corner of Common and
Baronne streets, were also complained Of The
Establishment of Miss Snlbblefeld is represented as
"..ng any thing but whatit should be, and on the
charges preferred against her she will be examined
aI the BOD. inst
SECOND }lrWcPHITY PoLIcE.-Henry Pieren
"a- last evening arrested by officer Petrie. charged
N@l having aided and abered in the crimes Of per-
us, end ors"rg Oh the 9th inst.
A.a,}.-tn adray took place yesterday after
..u between Gommis,ary Linge, of the 9TH Ward,
''~I Municipality, and Mr.. Hypolite Pettipan, in
."'". .. former received pistol shot m the right
... "Nr difficulty Of whichlwe could not learn
... naae, occurred in a house on the corner of St
tau and Claiborne streets, and we understand that
Ling. struck Oh. first blow. The ball from Mr.
Hrnmlu'S pistol struck button on Mr.. Linge's
pu'a.ol-. turning its course and probably saving
Ne. .1.. us The wound. we understand, is not CON
.a.a.- dangerous. Mr.. Pellipan was arrested, and
o,,, TAI, Tor his appearance to answer.
tm-r NrycIrArIrY-ln the way Of police do
ua.. the First Municipality was yesterday as dull
.r "o.ae-oHicers or Recorder could wish. Not
-.-Io affidavit was taken. and tie nght-waieh re-
po1 Of Thursday nigll did not show q case Of the
-.us.Gesr pt.. interest,"
1wat&a.-WiIum Noble was last evening ar
tes'"8 nv officer Everett of the Second Munici-
''.'t ''',g' charger VIA" aSsa"I'iIS ana seriously
'''i''' D""' WIN d draw knife
p.,,n,.,. ,........
@ rrS on @ tr to the cr .fc : and dssTar
3,~.y mnglrd Il stranger who was walking upon
'h' track near Huntsville. The engineer, as the
'.", ~ i"oachru "IiHh h'hdred yards. discharged
ri.J sia,,i ' i,', , ',''l 'llIs was
fr,n The man ua- throw, dawn caI,rIf h- fbe
arm near the shoulder. and dragged some distance
before 1t was possible for him to be released. The
TN. boSgmrr5 ' hTI s . Ie , ITr 1rf ana
['rr. \ was Afterwards a>crriained that he was
.u 10 81. pane ."h DR. alachr" 10 HE engineer
ra.Ir"a y, %,L'o, w , ,lg, ;n, s s'0
W.. nm .ar..,rI Ia, ,,. mar. NO.. ,.r.,, -, 81.
Clarity Hospital his arn arnputltcd. and he was
Ggncal O'clock Yesterday afternoon.
As.'rLr WIruA kNuE.-i rama -Gilers was
Yesterday brought before R"corG-rl e. charged
"Ah ass1nIuug aad attempting Bernard
N"E@ue with knife. Iin Wa r.H dollars.
a.s...,~,,.. 7,-..r-,,...., ..,.,...,.,os
eli; -,.,-, -...,.r,. '."..' ~ use
..r4,-- - .I.rI..I
..I,,, j,,l... e., 70, "a
and William Moakle A5Sa gilt up on the
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sHSMMNNAHsa


s For sbreveDort Natobitocbes and AIexa
ARs o[ ohIeT r ~ @ Git S 5I Tss
zE - steamboat A RgaER Nm. z 5s Talbot
MASTER VIII leave above on RDAN the 10th INST
at clock P N, For freight or passage apply on board
foot OF BlenYllle street. or to
au24 Y 3 SMITH 50 Magazine ST.
60 The S+o-,-It- A T % 1TT,C7Sy = L. ~,
iAf41 "a 0atlloodl E4ta11 f roo ~ TtyST
LtA7f1 tt"'s, iV9ytLST7LTt, tltSO"fS "gu 'H..''
z$5sSEass9z-s tHg-lln SATUBDAS the 10Th INST az b
ch, r. NJ, new eIe 9Iy1 ana inc ~
4tusiL PASSENGER S'elI1at ALb a h'9, 1hdlIes ~
lf1oeo5' haste - IeeelEaas iIegnt anu VIII ieaNe as
l"i ei5iI. u i " 3 I5 usu ltsu
Dl a. OUiaf T % -, II FoyaaS street. Tin
~ ne AIPdtIoS ud"s O'S ~ iHeieS ""e'' anu ,S
meet WIN no He.y. 9u-t
49, ~ Steamboat ALHAMBRA-FOr 81 LINUS,
fL4SAfl5 - Memphis ctc-On SATURDAY, the 10Th
rs95sssEss inst at 5 clock p. M.Ihe and spen-
ter is receiving freight and will leave above FOfITeght
or passage having unsurpassed accommodations, apply
board al P0vrlras street wharf, or to
HYDE & OGi ESBY u POydraS ST.
or KENNETH 4 DIN, II TChOuptOulaS st.
9 ~ The AIhambra is an entirely new boat. and draws
onIT AZ inches water au2l
~ =. NJ I-;+--Lo s ,v5 AIpy-
iieT9 IA OF onEeyS !, ~ - ir-Lt Saa,I1
GHdf@- - ne ne \, IIp VIy aser VIII
$3.50 IOaI a ID; ~ rI u " ~ W Nv JfiI instant At
Iehye Iof me apoEe, on ~ III, on bosrJ loot
O'Clock p NJ fOt lfelgAI OF passage Apply Oi po' ~
o. Beuvle street, or TO - - -,,,,,,, ~. =,
au25 l. b. SMil II, 30 -ha=@zlle 81,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

hATITroE, % 81 3gN.-LoNGrrUDE, 80 Win Time. 81
Cleared Yesterday:
ship Zone Foster Philadelphia. Andrews & Dewey
Schr, Gen. Washington, Lshtbouue, savannah;
Steamboat Duroe, Gray, Nashville, M5ster
Arrived Yesterday:
Schr. Soptheme Harris. from Bmzos ST. Jago 18Th ast,
sehr David CofiiH Taaei 10 days from Bra1o St Jaso
10 uasterPont.
US. schr B E sayre, days from Bazos St laeo. to a.
r. Quartemaster-3d my
STEAMBOATS,:
Elisha Landry. fin Bayou sara-l5 bales cotton
NatceZ, LeatlerS IN New Carthage 45 bales cotton.
RidgeIy. Wilson. i'm ChampacnoIa-IS6 bales cotton.
Iowboai Diana. Fltner fin the Passes
Memoranda:
Towboat Diana lowed down md 10 sea on the 2}d ust,
ship John G. CoseT.
HAROLD!
We LAST u 4E FHE d, SAA0& KINGS -BuIweGs
WANTED.
A GENTS to travel for the GBAEFENBERG COM
~ PANY in Louisiana and " ,sl,si2pi, Apply to
ais # ID. HANSBBUt Oh, Y Camp ST.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS. o~qs.v
s1EG CASES, landing tIom ships Mozart and u 81
sn2i 81 r. g. HOBiBs. Z Cu.tomhouses st. z244-
NOTICE.
nURING my absence from lie city, Mr. JAMES y.
~ EpRNBULI Is my duly authorized agent rs per act
pa .i5 9eioe D. / Ricardo, N" S}IH Tu9g AIDwrII
NOTICE.
MIR. II. O. HALL Is our authorized agent during our
Jyi5 I'm HOYT 4 FORD II S. Charles ST.
TO BE SOLD.
TFNiE INTEREST OF A LOT AND HOUSE, -
No. 10 IjetOrd street. for the term OF two years #;
a3d '''' A'i''''.'''' ''' N. LAWYER.
Runaway
Tue 10Y DANIEL, aged abou 30; complexion 3 *,
= copper coldf@5 feet Ory niche high; stout hmIi, &S
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RoBRERY-0n Thursday afternoon last ped
dler, named 0uri Joseph, went into Mr. Ham
mond's coiee-house, ON Elysian Fields ST. Third
Municipality, to sell watch, and placed his bun
die, containing goods worth about $I0O, on a chair.
lie Went mo another room, and on returning
found that his stock in trade had disappeared Jo-
seph yesterday made an affidavit before Recorder
Seuzeneau, charging one Hermann Stocker with
the robbery. The accused has been arrested, and
VIII be examined to-day.
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FEFHE subscribers have Just received additional p
4 supply Ofvery superior Gold and Silver Watches IN
with Hunting Gases of NJ ]. Tobias, RObe and T." ~
other supenormakers; also, Fine LoadoH DuDler e=<2
Eac4Gy, ugh jeweIy the latest styles COMPRISING Fine
God Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Case Finger Rings,
&c. $50, a great variety Of ANCN GOODS, selected by
one ofthe firm in the European markets consisting Of Work
Boxes, Dressing Gases, fine Fans Recues and other fancy
articles Also, fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks, Ca,fors Candlescks Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols, Reyovers Bowie kuiyes, Military Goods Nc
&c. for sale al moderate prices. by
je3l HYDE 4 GOODRICH - Charities st.
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Total Assets of Ike Company ............. rs -JG
EE" Tie UNDERSIGNED rents i5r The above Coa3auy
continue 10 issue policies a The lowest rss of nreur rs-
| iuniugfp customers 10 Der cent
WIN. r. FO$piCK,
mIA tiilsN GEO O. LAWRASON
ryCnrr,r, ,r,rg,y
z-v--t, l- n a CLi IN ~ IL n a.. rn-:.
w NJ, 5n...I - Il'' 't~' .' s''0 ''""'-
! Fpps' Z, -I- tij p JSRIEuI1,-
M D z}Sh,, =, ~ "a VI n ~, r;D,- q. ,.
| - p itNTi.Dr C-t-ES In p 1'NIitnI rh-I-.
HOWEOTkrHIG CiUFFEE. IN - h. natar.
GPPS L4MESTIC HOMEOPATHY.
hl LIS iN bit' ~ NJ.
al@rt WELD * CO.. y Camp Street.
PIANO r07TrG
EgENEN PARSONS CF hmm STRAIT lrp7v zt0r4) F,ur
i1-l- bLrr,.- Pod. an trr saIs' 60 "
sarr ..,.t nj ~ IN FDPTES TTES5aE9 ~
from th,..arsp, SIunsE i4r q: IFarf ltEf
guI A n EaIe N 10 This .o, / rnnprs4,I " II u
. en- ,,riet e,r ms o.N I Seemed .t,
! which is mudly gaining IN public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken m exchange. and
tuning and u" ".atnG done at short notice. Je,Ju
. --.-
FRESH GARDEN SLEDS-FoH ftI.L thbP.
,,r,fr, g.. -.-r ..,r,r,,.,
- CONSISTING OF IuTuiS. 'd5'dTer OIL SOILS @Iffa
Beef Carrots bnIone, Leihce l'rehs and every .Ssss
other sort of SEEDS suitable for the ll sstS -
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pia1tas G,aresars fa fp al. and
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~" Gambia PLANT : Rose Dmnge. and Lemon
TRtEEs and all sorts Of ShRUBHERF on @5n@ IT. fine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-26

~ The ten hourIaw" factory operatives held a
meeting m Philadelphia, on the 10th, and resolved
TO sustain none by their votes who did not favor
their cause.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-26

~ The cotton factories at Piusburg have not
YET resumed work, tIe resolution to do 50 having
been rescinded.