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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-20


VIRGINIA AT rules ten in the Clerks or
flee of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the 4lh
day of September, 1913,
Nicholas g. Kinney, Receiver of the Circuit Su-
perior Court of Law ard Chahcefy for AUGUSTA
County,-Plaintill'
AGAINST
John man,-~Deiendart
IN CHANCERY
The Defendant, John Kaufman. not having on
tered his appearance and given security, according
to The act OF Assembly and the Rules of This Court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
no ihhabtaht of this Commonwealth: II is osdctet',
that the said defendant do appear here on the first
day OF tile November Term next and answer the
bill OF the Plantifl and that copy of this order be
i s, inserted in some newspaper printed in
oiaunton, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Court ho;.se.
a CopyLre5ie,
MICH. c. KINNEY, C. C.
September 6, lS4S.-2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-20
Elk Governor SEWARD, of New York, in reply

Ex-GovernCr SEWARD, Of New York, in reply
TO an invitation 10 address public meeting, says
''For myself | shall cast roy suffrage for Gen.
TAYLOR and for WILLARD FILLMORE, freely and
conscentionsly, on precisely the same grounds on
which have hitherto voted for Wing candidates.
because they commended to me by the Wing
party, and their success is necessary for lis con
tInued and increasing usefulness. In the name and
character Of the latter we have every guaranty that
"a Wing can desire. In thc moderation Of The other
and his desire TO administer the Government as the
President Of the whole people, not for nero patti
ian ends, recognize claims to public confidence
which have no fear will ever be Disappointed
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-20
10 the Common Council Of Stanton

GENTs-l wish TO suggest to you the propriety
of establishing better regulations al The Market
house, or TO repeal the market law altogether, if
peoples servants are TO be held, and fruit taken
from them by persons who have neither sense Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
70 HALF 4 MlLMoN OF THE ToS
WE MEAN SUCII rs NAVE
q ESRl fEEE, SISi


n SPECIES Bi COMPLAINT FOR WHICH THE
-. faculty. tbis orthc Old country cav hUd no gen.
me remr,i, aud which caHrot Slwas I've cAtermuaicd
ven ~ pciuu aud disgusting application ct thesur-
-ou's kmifc We know that i'r hS disease dozens 81
.,css rcHtctcs having tcsu rufed into n"'"rirt AID
.,.dto erous ofdcceIved individuals and thai any at
nrisrd relief for tbat reason. IS te dsrrgardcdi
al We ~ trust to tie good ~eHsc of The 81 crc' a4s
u az, intention 10 deceive. ardto credit our ~ guS'I
ed a-serttri sfha- w rhanlS RUB bi.t' tNhh
sure AID safe Tor life ut Tire IlLE~ te They IN
tprnai or external. hrftlJu- or bind The Elrciuarl
viii cause tut Lutte tTrui7" NJ inc"Ne whcn t'N
en-. and NV any case. no matter now lda WIZ pei"'l
,oa aud perm urut rNtifpa ou o piles ahd us aiiehd
sit ailments. Ia BdstoH. ia The shor space 81 wv"
years. ....
NEARLY THREE IUt SAM. - hr' ! HtS
Ncrr ELECTED. aud in NrW NtNete baVe 'c'h we ~
not hesitate IN sayfvc times thSi unu cr achieved ~
the space uftiuc. The inventor OF I've IrcluaA
wlrh tic roughly runqjcts what has ever tad dnS
now baLrd the sktl and experience ~ Tue WNca ae
uty, practising physician HIS sluiious h"ls al
College induced the terrible ro paint aud was Tore
lieve hs suerluEs thai he expended the Time ahd
study which produced t,Ssng To Tie community al
/ large ~ the shape oiihe Elrciuary.
There many causcs OF piles. IN some perSohsfhe
complaint is icqucsi from tier ancestors III. 1reaos
OF pi is the use Of violent rureatives IN The
| sra, = 81 pills. Alocs tornlsa PRINCIPAL insrodcw Il"
these puTginG pellets. and anrs invariably inhaic and
rriteteiHe aHcniatH eara', aiken The stomach ana
bowels, aud sh5 kc the Whole constitution. Sirorgdrhks
also nruduce piles. Inactivity aud long sitIngs lave
tie tendency. No after wiIa ne rs'se INC grG:
| rrictors ofthe Elccinary warrant COMPLETE RES
TGRNTlON, tic ceetuarE j. used according to drec-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
MAGNETIC BATTERY.
CONSISTING or
ELECTRIC PILLS. GALVANIZED
PLASTER.
1Haeaetic Ether No, / for Coasump fion,
-ncgnefic Either No 2. for NerGous
Diseases. Nagaefic -3iher No,
3, jar Lircr Conc


NggAN Icing CONFUSED OF The Elements of Earth, Air
tsasss frc and Water, thor ahlasamaioA produces
eeflt"! Ma@hc'is" an" c"va'iisIH ~ snlcIent 9uai'-
iitIeS 10 warm, ultimate and set IN motion the organs OF
ms composition.
The Magnetic remedies areso chemically combined,
thai they embrace the four and powerful of
NATURE, ELETRttTN. MAGNETISM ard CAL
NALlsA. These elements form tile constituent princi-
pies of life, health ana man. acting upon
ditcfcHt organs according 10 the nature either different
secreiiuns. Whenever moe ut HE organs Of
man copgsi ION fcconcs diseased il is ow ng 10 the
asS OF those rita principles Which animate machine
y TiREHFOLDCuKUl Is NOT EASILY BROKEN.
Nhere The lie ;tric lls Magnetic .l:ticr and Gal
vanlzcd Plaster used in connections tlere few
disease winch can withstand their influence without
TREES AREKNoIvN BY THEIR FRUITS"
! lie Magnetic remedies can only he Known and pro-
perry appreciated - using them ia removing diseasGS
All we ask ii sevrIe lest. and if they fail
stance IN these diseases Tor which they recommend
et--Wt ascd as directrjyge wish 10 he informed,
aud We W'ii withdraw them frlm the public.
MEDICAL SOCIETIES AND MEDICAL.
Are particularly requested 10 ry Them test Them and
co"dehn hcm publicly if they are not lusi What they
are REPRESENTED H. rethe very best and niy sure RENE
dies known Ter lie udi>cfiuate otncipicnt consunp
ton, nervous, lli1us aud chraliic diseases
IHHEEGRAND REMEDIES 10 REMONEONE
DISEASE.
Electricity, Magnetism AID Galvanism, controlled
he broug!, hear and acl uDon that part where
disease has 'aSjenej ITSELF tina: nothing withstand
It's influence, bat must he removed, unless Providence
has otherwise or@errd.
DISEASES BY ONE MEDICINE
Bat scientific series Of remedies or The removal of
and Bilious Tnese remedies are founded upon strict
Pathological principles and have received appro.a-
tom OF an Inc Medta Societies who haveteen acqdain-
NOTIFYING Is INTENDED.
We shall not attempt force remedies InJ gen
erd use d! putting hei The fact ie-as soon AZ til@y
lecou.e kHowu--ihe iuhiic VIII know how aTsrci-
ate teir worth; although thousands may die without
giving liiem trial. our dGiy is done, When we inform
on At and furnish yuu with, remedy tounIed upon
tse srlrest laws OF rahe!ogy, Physiology ana natural
SCIENCE. We nave n.eely stated lcW facts aud leave
a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
81 MINER AND BOW Eli COMPLAINTS
Dr. YHONpSON.S CARMINAIINE

Asrieni!c vegetable preparation prepared by Dr I'd.
gar ThorH. formerly of rittSuTIh NOW OF New York o
". Tins Invaluable preparation well known by The
inhabitants of riltsaur.h aHd vicinity a suEE aud
reuedy for summer compliant, iiiarrhTa. CHo
MorhIS, eic. IL Il scientific remedy, predicated
upon the Hpateratie laws OF nature Ii removes The
cArSE and she effect naturally tEAsEs No person
should 90 lengthy journey without t. and for summer
Compliant children II is truly Invaluable, bciug a Ger
tain cure aud hv It's timely Huml FRS at Cuidrcn
mgh tie saved from the Price - cents per hGtlc
Sod hv the zgeuts for nc Ccnener's Sugar Coated s
SEE list OF dgeI;s glove.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

/ "A - "'i,,a'' i, e fi,,,, 49,
nv m an diseases when can afact inc human frame
li.a1.u,be Ipuiycsttn,t Rheumatism pilps -,urv,
Drons : ,llrnN ybnlera.lnoriis Worms Nboosi no,
rou5I Consnrat,tinr Ianp,lice Quincy Scsratina i.
er ,o,is,,,t ,pnnIc,, cancers Nc,sie. sar rleuu,
Fiis Heartburn Giddiurss Erv-ies deafness tfrl.
mos oftbe SKIN colds COM Gravel Iains in inc lack
Inward weakness Painiianrs In the near E.ip0. in
The fbroat Asthma Fcvrrs Of All kuIs Female oi,
rtsrts sf;cj,es ~, The i. sittnt Of Eood sore a,r
Srrnfg y Anilo,, ire InvyrnSs of snirts FIoofipr
| ruor AiIusnr Whites Crimes Il mos cvii OIL ay
Iysteria an M, Tho stn,par aud al bilto,s arc,,ins
plerrisy CToup Syeilei feet and ces s,yine,noy IRE
NOR }ybiic Gye'i,,,rs rnnrors Tcrrs Von,;.ing and
a ho,t Of ofhcrs e .,ere.s;yey aud reneaedIv been
| va,,,,i.,el l,. fle,r ro,rcr,,,I ari,
@ he a.' now, t !" ' e, ,crpanort cnres
Wien an lfi-ar oils had ,.r,yoI .,yatli,,~ ,t
| The IA + ,tsqrs disease.
| THEY lave i'm many cases snpcrceded the 1rcsrrii,
tive I' ot .t, NOS iii}lf t,iyir,sn, and rc,,5,
I j,, ,I rrG9,ri w neon Of
,,, - i,.,,,1,i. ,,l .tssce,. H. r,,,a..,,, mo- -
, nd s. asl 5 fia'I[e na ,fo,4' Inc Ia
r r,'' Hood - - ''''
| ;t'., -, on, troit,cad into tf,a Ifos.t,,s Of e.,
i,hi,ti 49, ,l Vic'''s AMI t'rr, ~, }. ", '.,
led e[era,s Of o,tr Fulr.rn tiiassadfs titr INV.
received ne cy4r.'le a. ileiGaf,n 1t the tn,crnr
ofEa-.a, and lis Celestial Siaj,sy ofiae GSiac.c fn
( pie.
j. searteH Fae"es Ne>se' "i any fen.r sal iron.
ihe port OF New OH. without most abundant spfiy
! OF The ,,,,.,.,, -, 49,, ,,- ,,,.
SICK " ANS NEVER FAILING IidENN.
81 A@eHt,S ave hceh t.1ah,ls'yHl III aIl me pfWr
pa @ ~ , G sins S' n :" e.s ,ans m S
section Of tie Country TESTIMONIALS of tt marvellous
elects ave pajtrir IN from all guarets-.t in such
nunler lila. we nave not time t. lead on, IN i oftie,
What stronger or more conclusive evidence l. IN these
important facts can the sceptit al drSc? /. pos
sihie that the many thousands whn have trci Cl' X
nv mpostare o. quarAery eN used wUuhl it not long d
TO- lave EN- held up. silouid the >corn and
derison of Il justly offended canlnrniiyl
* Rssuenter, Or. &. Y. C:ckencr Is the ORIGINAL in
te sugar Cuatod Ills. ard that nothing Of
tn sor was ever heard OF until he intro 4uee na in
Jurc i-s3. Purchases Should Therefore. always ask
for 't.ckcucr~ sugar Dated Vegetable biIi-. tate
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
Nov IG-Gn
AT THE CANTON SEA STORE

At THE CANTON TitN STUKE.
Huriet Square. Whaling. Va.
%TJsEERE you may tnd pure teas, imported by Inc
w CattGn Tea Company of New fefH, l25 Chatham
and lG3 LreeHv tch SITS.
Eeail prices Us fojlow,-s jet in all cases 10 re
turned i moi approved of in either wegIi or quantity
GRtlNS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

llNE Black cloth 1uftaus for infants,
= Rcd riusi, black aud broNn Flush CAPS,
superior nte led silk caps fur Gents aud Youths
Fine do 10 do dsI
A.su great variety OF cloth caps tor Gems and
fSG,hs Il, very low lriees a. ueAEh e " a@Est
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
Esss WON WA

Eses HOeJ w a "A
GOOD Cooking Stave?--ihrre is nothing mare
~ desirable in the way OF house urniture than good
Cooking siovc-thcre are great many excellent
of variety of Patterns in use, ut have seen
none that appear to have many advantages the cir
tight Combination Sinve. We advise h"nSeFe- pers
call aud see this stovca JDHNSON'S.
Tin, Shee, Ir'a an stove ware house, No 1871, Mar.
ket square. DOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13
e}ApS!C AssS!!

....,.,..- ., UST receiyedt ON New York
= &j. Ss,tfs.1 - 10 dor Melis' 10, Cloih Cars,
rs3.iSt 49, a very in, article Gentlemen
az vi ~ 'afF6 wattHg Ia,.s, viii please
E,.,s call and see them as they Will be
= ys,s&,s.Ss& u sold low cash.
%isc-2slzssssssSs sss TODD q HOWELL.
SEPT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

. a.. Au'I M, ca..a l0l sac y tElu. . tAUlI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

UNDER ALL ClRCC MIST ANCFS.
TF VOC ARE SICK, ge cured; If well. clul'oy meas
III Ia continue Every individual inGul9es in
habits which must greater lesser extent dlsar
range the admirable aud Intricate coI inaions which
form the system, aud consequently
iSDf.IntAL
should possess uiiid vel etiicacous, simple and
accredited preserving All the functions otthe
body in good oder.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-13

fI.u tt is caring loo t..iA clothing, hiu shoe, iu
wei t toI allifr lfOi tgAt laCng. Improper Dict,
1+ua4t ua s.-. great .uchta excitement tuH- cuni-
ca aIA.. ui urr trouble OF mad, at dlsd ouitittl
aua .4a-4 ularl rausrs, >iHrlha these : HboNs
csa, .uls VITA tie .,i-, ..,iefuus and Hlearrnu4y
tltu H -sl-t sluY u- ot tiGen, winch tivs"
.a r.uratl Designed cure. TheU sIrutliOi sap
,r-.ua. t.-l4fsi- tTr!Iuns and cNCtctIOAs p.cu-
la 80 u4.c en-. tcfl tguteat occurrence is Wldr-
4r,.I a.s cAfra-.t-, aud ono Whlth n neglected. pro-
al. a. lle sequences. large proportion
ip ascs-cs % t,ic a.nAacd, liver Lungs. 1T lu ami
s-run4s IS slui. selaes, Originate Al ts primary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01
DE-. DAVIS, sYRUP of WILD oHERRY and TAR


IN offering to the public this and valuable remedy fol
Consumption, BroachsttS Asthma CoEghs Cotdset
medicine. Numerous testimonials may be pamph-
let for distribution at the agency which sufferers invited
the University of Pennsylvania.
fs 3 5S g PPsgg vsaD d 81 VIVA Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have nsed
on Gentleman mo Of Ohio think shall be able to sell at
least six gross year.
f R6R6Fsr GafS RoYs ss ggW e have taken some
trouble to Introduce Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
G Bss sed ff sO 6 pE me Ss thinks Highly Of the
medicine Dr. Cook one Of the most eminent in
BonapaIe of Spain during all his residence in this
Prom Ike. Hesteya Empire Dayton, o. yty q, 1s47
Mr.. F Howels: Sir-It affords me much pleasure to
say to you that my Cough and severe affection Lungs
DR. DAVIS Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
Ss Of tie above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds as
most excellent remedy. Yours respectfully
Milford Perry Cougtg, Pa, October /, 1886
Messs Robinson, Collins & Co. Ss-This is to inform
in my breast 50 much that could hardly lie in bed at
night Cough attended followed BY emaeiaton and other
decided symptoms Of consumption Iappled to several emil
nent PHYSICIANS and took great deal of medicine without
pound syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tat Of which took two
bottles, which entirely relieved me of my copanisi e
fore can, with confidence. recommend to a VINO are ~
like manner afflicted, as most valuable medclnTT o,,rv
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant of Milford, WHY ~ ~.
Toomey and the circumstances Of his case i 4 . No"
sixty years of age.
WELLsv1ELn ono Jan ls The article Of Wild
Cherry and Tar find to be yauaDlgI inesiene anu Use
considerably in my practice nsye sou da e1 hsy m
that you have forwarded and would pc pleased 20 nave you
send another supply as early as the means OF transportation
viii open. . ,s
mr. eTlAVIs, SYRUP or WILD CHERRY. AND TAR.
Tie statement word for word it was taken
or tI i;s ~ Mrs GeOrge-without paint varnlsh No
n anntactung VIII sufferers such evidence!
PM Sept. %. I'll have been subject for
~. ~, Gitsn wears to weakness of the lungs gh and
hectic iaVer and very frequently laid bed during that
lime with distressing cough and pain in my breast and leit
side Nth night sweats. Last April had violent attack
which tasted for three months 1t appeared % me that my
whole lungs diseased would spit up daily halt PINT
~ matter took great many remedies that Were recon-
neude to well anumbeI of prescriptions from our
family physician wifhoutany relief AT lastl was prevailed
mon 10 take Dr. Davis Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and Tar which had the osthaPpy and sautary effect on my
disease Before had taken one bottle my cough gave way
night sweats relieved the pain eit my SIDE anu
breast. now consider that am entirely well, except a
neuralgia pain hatI am occasionally afflicted with on one
side of my head. JANE ELIZA GEORGE;
Thompson St. door below SehuyIkll Sixth, south side
- Sod by ROBINSON, COLLINS & Co, q Market
Jsis sUT ]. WRIGHT & CO.. Isl Charres st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01
MAGuIRE,s DAGuEPRRoTYPE-

NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
- age bestowed him he first had the honor of
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into Hew0reans,
five years ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair competition with Others taken by
Fist Premium NOspecimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself J. M assures the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
the best inducements DESTROYS of instruction the
beautiful Genuine Voigtander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city al other articles the
Plates at 81 per dozen ScOys No for SO -guarantied
the best plates made in the United States Cases 80 IS and
80 50; NewYOrk Cameras at sl8.
az Orders from the country promptly attended to-
AZ Entrance No CAMP street. mill If
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s MA p s..
FoR NEW yoRK- d H4VAWA7

FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA.
r4s~Ess The steamship CRESCENT CITY, Captain
M lAA G1as st0ddaTd viii leave as above, i Es-
= - DAY MORNING. August Is. at 10 o clock.
oT Ns York teuehng At Havana which place she viii
ohy stop a eW hours Stae-rOoms and bertis may be
cured a. the office Of her agents but viii considered
engaged un paid to Passengers for Havana arer equesed
10 ontain passports For freight or passage apply to
j P WHITNEY & co. 70 Camp street
RATEssoF PASSAGE
= So. 10 1Ne1e York TO HaUdRd
N Lower Cabins IN 0d m IA sss
In the Storage. ..s....:s..I t.. % ID
Letters for New or1 will be taken free for Havana
cents per single letter viii be charged and cents per
eeep report having been extensively circulated that the
Ne Sly would be withdraw from the route between
s nd New ork we axe occasion To say that she
expressly for the trade between New York
rev oTieas andthat ii ere is no intention on
" she owners to make any change in her roufe
~ y, +, lWHIPNl1Y & co, Agents
1zsrse. STEAM TO BRAzos ST. JAGo-Ren1-
IT, ~ Id ReJ-Ihe superior coppered and cop.
Alfred Stevens, Will ply as Tegnar packet betIyeen New
Orleans and BraZos St Jago taking eight far NIonfI te
Rio Grande and Matamoros, which win he nv III o o
delay ample arrangements having been nsa e
Lighters. etc, to insure dispatch. snse a.
a n,,.- MORTIMER, TURNER s. co. Now Grisa,.s
6THOMAS E. ADDY u Co. Brazos ST TTas,o'
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MI. HI fiG H. WI n MAYO, AGENT
IMPORTANT TO PERSONS HAVING
10 YES 20 r MT nrd pROPERTY FOR SAL I

HOUSES ~ RENI' anu PItOI FItI FOf S17AIE.
NJ VAN BENTHUYsEN, BRoKER AND GENERAL
W.. AGENT, has opened at his Office No. 81 IL
CRATER Street r EG ISTER of Dwell. fn!fN
ngs, parts of Dwellings; Stores and parts OF sI4s4-
Stores offices, ETC., To Rent; also, REAL ESTATE
For Sale.
The object of this Register all such ntoma
ton relative Houses for and Real Estate Tor sale as
will enable persons at glance whether the terms and
situations satisfactory thus saving vast amount OF
inquiry and labor in hunting for dwellings, etc. all such
information being had at central point.
Pr0peyhodeTs and Agents for the renting OF Houses,
will doubt, readily appreciate the benefits OF such
Register, and invited to send description OF prem
ses, location and rent.
Already large number of dwellings and stores on the
Register and daily additions will be made until the Register
becomes as complete as it possible to render it. small
fee is charged for the of the Register 49,,
to- w. v. B. will attend to the RENTING OF HOUSES
and SALE OF REAL ESTATE, both in this city and the
country Jyl0 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01

A DEsERTER.--A man named Adoniah Smith,,
was lastevening arrested by the First Municipality
police, charged with being a deserter from the Cd
Regiment Of U. S. Dungeons. He was committed.
SUBJECT to the orders Of his officers Charles Fair
childs was arrested for having, on the 29th instant
seriously beaten a man named J.. Williams. on
board the steamboat Lima
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01

SPANISH SI5II!NIi


Ey- PRIH.4TEs LESSONS ONLY. ~4Es
IL J. GOMEZ. Editor Of La Patria. will devote few
II. hours during the day to give instructions in the span
ish Language Mr.. G. has adopted and method.
by which scholar can learn read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months.
For Terms &c., apply 10 Mr. Gomez his office, No. 81
Exchange Alley near Cont street at the bookstores Of
j. b. Steel, IA Camp ST.; Thos L. White % Canal st.. and
j. @. Morgan, II Exchange Place, adjoining the Poofee.
IT, Ii required Mr. G. will give lessons night. in9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01
6PEGIAL N0TICES.

f1r Mrs. o. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who desrUu OF learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that sis is prepared to give
private lessons to young Ladies either of those beautiful
accomplishments npon the most reasonable terms Apply
at tins Office. ap12
NOTICE.
Ma. LIS. HOUGHTON, of-Vfcksburg, and Mr. r w.
WORTHINGTON of Rodney are duly authorized agents
receive subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
OF the a CRESCENT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01
NOTICE,

ITO THOSE WHO INTEND To PASS A FEW
L WEEKS OVER THE IIAKE.-We will supply on
friends and those who wish SWEET TABLE BUTTER
in stone jars of any size. GEO. JACQUES q CO.
Butter and Cheese Depot, under the IcehOuse,
je2 If corner of st. Charles and Poydras SIS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01
For the Crescent.
. TO FLoRANTHE.-BY MRs G. d. DA PoNrE.

For the Crescent.
To FLORANTHE.-BY Mrs. @, f. DA PoSTE.
| am forgot how dark and sad theme
To dwell upon--forgotten and by thee
All other griefs my sonl could well forget
But ffon that thought my memory cannot flee;
Butyet would not now exchange my lot-z
This path Of tears through which houdy tread.
For aithe wealth, the state that thou last gain d,
With him thou canst not ove-bnt yet hast wed
am forgot; but time shall bring me store,
OF resignation. and new hope TO gain
/ may moi haze tilee though TOO soTelY tied
Formauh God siren 9Th or courage to sustain
Yetahl how cruel thus upon my heart
To stamp thy image and eternal wa. -
Look truth look love, vet in those days Of bliss
Think Oh the hoar to strike the fatal blow.
And an thou happy was there then no pang
No selt;aceuslrs thFOb within Thy breast -
Noiingering wisli-no fond regret tomake
Thee oatae that gold which cannot bring thee rest
Too rashly done-say, has it brought Iepose-
Aon gliteT.ng shrne-hat word of knocking show
Efaced the past or washed from memory's Iouu
he recoidtler which alone may know?
Andmust blame thee-tempted thou hast gone,
Where Others go-perchance where Others fall
Where Others fall all no, not hearess quite rcall
Though throngng worlds with wealth and power should
Farewell, Floranthe yet before die
My spirit will commune in peace with thine
Forgive thee all, my triumph and my JOY.
To love thee still while life and thought are mine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-01

ARcENY.--Martin Bolen was last evening ar
rested BY Officer McAfee, Of the Second Munich
pality Police, charged with having feloniously
taken away dray, worth about S35, belonging to.
George McChristal. of Julia street.