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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18
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The medicines issued by the Graefeuberg COMPANY
ssl OF Series pTeemlnenuy adapted to the diseases Tor which
tache to the Patent Medicine business by persons claiming
HHrer'G/ powers for single medicine. II IS not only
de, but mpud"t Haunt such doctrine the face of
intelligent community Its contrary to the very inst prIDcl
pie, OF common SENSE
~, GRAhF BERG NEGEEAbLE PILLS.
The history Of the Graetenber- Vegetable PHI briefly as
The inventor. after than quarter of a centorys in
yes'gca OF t subject, WI LED to the discovery Dy reflect
NJ Guon he ioio"in. Law, 0. Narue:
81" There are three pracr9 avenues by which Nature
EUes from he body what 1t necessary .hoqid be expelled
heretron; These three fIe stool tie Tune and the
Pores These &ysr be helt IN hr@rdy condition, dis
human being car safely deead d.. IN addition to Tbs, r.-
LAYER mus be kept o!vr F,a Liver is the largest organ
ufi II regulates The Bile, and aon-rg1ent the digestion
made healthy. Added T" all this the strength and
the s5'em must be kept up by proper nnusshment exercise
These plain and simple laws and when hey all work
.amonloU, ~ erscn'S lnsount heath ms position viii
10 Now, when the system is discussed it the first grand
o9fC 70 SCI ri these 0c2g al work both TO eEe disease
The bowels lust eopcus, ceansed oo bed pad strength
gnF' li gaGf mus 9s laee TO low bethIy ard natn
and stomach mus ne esa "a, s and, above all the
be opened and the s6 made healthy These things
q. ~mi nc On the cFseS ana He i he ea,n I5" VIII
We VIII suppose The OF person gttc ed with bilious
,uu back ache he IS weak ard TaTyogS his :
'e"y ska iy ana his tongue urred. lie docror
or rer, and givel dose Of medicine purge him b.
oy ef BfSis qa catsS IN T sg sGs No.
.to%s T..nIn and The same Old purge IS admin cred
True PRACTFiiCE0 me
such case ,yhat the urag that Nature hers., nom
o.! n.y. to set N healthy Operation AL the means tina
sc 'hs IN YES must Of course Be evacuatedhut the
= BAL 81" IN Il I'5 aSe Of Tie business The kidneys
Wc'S 10 ao Inc s[om@ch must be ciensec and above
l,s, o- .g.eNsd dn4 e1aotd 10 thfGW OF the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18

u Townsend, haviaI tested hs SarEaparfla in case
:" H. OF course never recommended it, and was surprised
eCe't we following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF Neschesterco county
n EgRDBAM. August 10, ls47.
81 4se who nas been several years afflicted with FIl W"
oloS everything Tor ber, but without success last
!o case. Se hss we thought, she very delicate
very glad did not ny est0rd her sfTsp6 hn an
mas NAG 40 return OF toe Fits great pleasure sad SUI
we Ieel grateful. Your regUeCtfuly
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12


The Maine delegstion all voted against the bill ex
cept Clark and Williams, Democrats, who voted init
favor.
New tiampshire--Tuck and Peaslee sganst--wilson
and Johnson absent
cut, every member against the blu, except winthrop,
Speaker, who OF course did not vote.
New YOri-all against the bi except BlrhSa !. Dem
oorai, who voted In favor, and Murphy and Hunt alb
sert. KID
New Jersey-all against. except EdseI, absent.
Pennsylvanis--C. j. Ingerson, Brown, Brodhead,
ami Main, all Democrats In avor-Levin, Bridges and
Br ady absent-;he rest OF the delegation against
Deaware-ler the bill.
Maryland, an nay except Ranan, absent.
Virginia, all nay, except HendletoD, Whig who voted
yea.
North Carolina, all nay, except Boyden and DOnne.
Wings. a
Georgia all nay except Stephens, Wing, the mover
South Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi Afkan
and Texas unanimous in favor. 't
Louisiana, all nay, except Morse, DEM, absent.
Michigan and Wisconsin unanimous against
Iowa--Thompson against-Ise her absent
MiSsolTi-all for the bill except Phelps, absent.
nIinots-R Smith. Wentworth. and Lincoln, against
the rest In favor. :
nJiara-Robinson, Petit. Catheart and Rookhl. all
Dems, In favor-tht rest against.
inson, MiTer Riehey and shannon In iavor-the rest
renntssee-Crosicr against Chase and Haskell absent
the rest In favor.
kentIcky-Thompson, Adams, Duncan and Buekner
asainSt--the rest IN Eivor.
There were three Seniors ABSENT Iowa was unrepte
scented. Annexed rs political and sectional view Of the
vote; F
Wings. Dem. Slave States. Free States
Yeas &c q 9
4
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12

from private letters which have been shown 10
'ne editor OF the Boston Transcript. il appears
uai The Dead Sea exploring party have success
iaiiy and satisfactorily completed their task, and
ieuifned 70 Jerusalem, where they were on the
i'h oil May. They have sounded The sea in all
as parts, to the depth Of $50 faihoms, and found
tne bottom erystszed salt The presidential ef.
ieeis attributed 10 the waters turn ont 10 be fabu-
lous Ducks were seen skimming over TIE sur.
laee and Partrisges abounded along the shore
HE party were upon the sea m their boats or en-
cAllPed on its borders for some two months, and
mef researches and estimates have been of the
most thorough and interesting character. Al
were IN excellent health and spirits, no sickness.
u accident having occurred. BY the Arabs the,
"ad been received and uniformly treated with the
utmost kindness and attention. The Syrisas con
sider "the men of the Jordan" as they call them
me Ereaiesiheroes Of the day. Lieutenant Lynch
and Dale will visit under the most favorable cir
ean'slances all the places made memorable II
scripture history; and we may expect from then
sh'shiy interesting account Of their exploration
o. The Dead Sea and their adventures in the Hol
Land --lc aa ID -
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12

1. The world estimates men by their sue
cess in life; and, by general consent, sue
cess is evidence Of superiority.
2. Never. under any circumstances, as
sumo a responsibility you can avoid con
sis;ently with your duty to yourself and
others.
3. Base all your actions upon princi-
pie Of right; preserve your integrity Of char
acter. and, in doing this, aerer reckon the
cost.
A. Remember that selEinlerest is more
likely to warp your Judgment than all 9th
err circumstances combined; therefore. look
well to your duty when your interest IS con
cerned. ...r
5. Never make money at the expense OF
your reputation.
6. Be neither lavish nor niggardly: OF
the two, avoid the latter. A mean man is
universally despised; but public favor IS a
stepping stone to Observation-Disclosures gen.
erous feelings should be cultivated
Z. Let your expenses be such rs TO leave
balance in your pocket. Ready money
is friend in need. III ...
s. Keep clear Of the law; Tor when you
gain your case, you are generally loser Of
money. 4, -..r.. ,..r ...-.,s..+
9. Never relate your nislortunes, and
never grieve over what you cannot prevent.
10. No man who owes as much as no
can pay, has any moral right to endorse for
another.--Hunf's Magazine.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12
Danish Yves, India islands.

Ti..-. .i.-s. D-assh Islands In the w. In
dies, over all of which the Governor ofSt. Croix
exercises general supervision. Van Scholten,
who filled that pest, was displaced by the citizens
on account Of his proceedings during the late In
surrection Of the blacks, and Provisional Gov
eminent was formed. We learn by private let
tiers, that Oxholn, Governor Of st. Thomas, has
gone 10 st. Croix, and taken the control by con-
sent Of the citizens and Of the Provisional
Government, not only Of that island but Of the
other two as dependent on IL. Some Of the first
accounts of the insurrection were exaggerated.
No plantati were burned, and but few lives
lost. The quotations Of Flour at the Wind
ward Islands generally, were about the same as
they now are here.-Jour. Of Commerce.
UAyTI.-The Monitor Hayfien Of July = Is
filed with proclamations Of President Soulou-
que, giving ms reason for change Of Minis
try the wishes of number Of citizens combined
with those Of the "force armee." The new
ministry is composed Of Gen. Dufresne, War;
Citizen Vavai, Interior; Citizen Francisque,
Justice, Public Instruction and Worship; Citi-
zen Solomon, Jr., Finance andlF oregn Affairs.
Other ordinations have reference TO the dis
turbances at Aguin, declaration Of martial law,
battle of Cavailon 25th April, the termination
of the insurrection, and consequent eondemna-
ton to death Of twelve individuals, and expatri.
alton of sundry others, with conhseation OF all
their goods and possessions in the Island. The
paper appears at the above date, for the first
time after an interruption Of three months.
The BRrTIsH NORTH AMERICAN PRovNcEs.-
The Haitian Sun ofthe 25th inst. has an arti.
Gle ON the condition. of the British North Anne
rican Provinces at the present time. II says
| that their commerce Is shattered, agriculture
| depressed; and treasures empty. 'fhe press o.
New Brunswick (says the Snn) declare tina
Province 10 be In a atats Of bankruptcy, ane
the state Of things in Newfoundland to be lit
lie better. Nova Scotia, so far as commercial
and monetary matters are concerned, has arriv
| cd at the lowest point of depression. The SUI
adds, however. that the people are beginning
to produce more and to spend less, 30 that |
better state Of affairs 10 anticipated "a
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12
LOUISVILLE, KY: SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1913

degree adopting il us the system of the govern
ment; and gave my sanction 10 one OF the most
liberal acts upon that subject that had ever been
passed BY Congress. went further For the
avowed purpose of bringing s'the means of acqllif-
ing an independent home within the reach OF ma
ny who are unable to purchase at present pTices,'
earnestly and perseyerillgly recommended ID
Congress TO .scause the value of the public lands
in the cid districts, which had been for certain
time in market, 10 be appraised and classed in tw,
OF moro Iates, below the present minimum price
1.-The effect of which, carried ont in the spirit Of
the Recommendation, would have been TO bring
iarge and valuable portions Of the public lands
within the reach OF those who wanted them for n
home, at prices but little if anything beyond ,te
EXPENSES Of surveying and locating tkem., ~
These and all kindred measures in which II was
my pieisure 10 participate had the SAME general
objects In view, which do so much honor 10 the
perseyeTing efforts OF yours and similar associe-
tions-to advance the welfare Of that portion OF
our fellow.citizens whose capital consists in the
labor oi their hands, as far as that can be done
consistently with the constitution and The spirit
of'our institutions. II was also in furiherance OF
this great object and 10 afford 10 physical toll Ut
least some opportunity for mental culture, that |
directed, that all persons employed in the public
works, whether laboreIs or mechanics, be re-
CURED 10 work only the number OF hours prescribed
by the "ten hour SYSTEM" and the order OF March,
1882 to protect the sailor before the mast as far
as depended upon the President, against the lash,
without the Intervention OF q court, was part Oh
the same policy--a policy which | can coiscien-
liously say has heen with me iayorite one from
the beginning TO Che end ofmypublic life. y
have referred 10 these facts for the reasons I
have already assigned, TO show my respect for the
subject OF your inquiry, and with no expectation
that they will exercise the slightest influence on
your course in tie coming election. You and your
associates have already selected a philanthlopic
and highly gifted citizen, on whom you intend to
bestow your votes because you have reason 10 be-
lieye that he will more effecnally carry out your
views of the public interests This is the pIinci-
pal upon which IL is my earnest desire that the
whole people ofthe United States should act, and
which shall be the very last person TO complain
Of for be assured that if these invaluable political
institutions OF 0urs are TO be made perpetual, il
can only be done by an honest and straight forward
employment of the right OF suffrage the part Of
those who partake of its blessings right inesti-
mable 10 ireemen, and formidable 10 tyTants only,
lam, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12

opposed to The passage oil the bill, and the nays In
favor Of il:
YEAs- Messrs. Abbot, Adams, Ashmun, Beloher
Bingham, blanchard, BOydon Buck neT, Butler, Cnfy
Collamar. Ciapp, Collins, Coager, Crsnsion, Cro~el
CrozheT. Daring, Dekey, Dixon, Donnen, DueT, Daniel
Duncan, Dunn, Echeu, Edwards. Rmbree, Nathan
kyams, faran, Furely, Fisher, Freelley. Fries, GA
dings, Got, Gregory, GTnnel Hale, Nathan X. Hall.
HanTlonS, James g. Ham poa. Moses Hampton, Henley
Henry, Elias b. Holmes, Hubbard, Hudson, Joseph Y.
Ingerso, Iryin Jenkins Ksllogg DANIEL r. Hing. Lahm
VIM. L. Mcfarland. MeIvaine, IL. Mann, Marsh. Mar
vin Morris. Mullen, Nelson, Mes, Newell, Nicoll, Pal
frey peasee, Peck, Peneton fetTie Pollock. Putnam.
Re-, nQld, Julils Rockwell, John A. Rockwell, Rose,
RuInSty ST. John Schenck, Sheriff., Sylvester Singer
land. Smart, Carb a. Smith. X. SnIs. Truman smith,
Starkweaiher, stephens, A. Stewart, G. Il. Stuart,
K. w. ThOmponsy }. b. Thompson. William Thompson,
WORTH White, wiley. wiimoi-119.
NAYs-MesTs Atkinson, Barrinser, Barrow, Beyly,
Beae, Rednger, Birdsan B0cock, Bots, B0wtlin Bow.
ian. BoJ,,, Brsdhead wn "a Brown. Chas. Brown, Al
bert e.. BROWN, Burt, Cabcn, CaihCart, ChApman, r..
Clark, Beverly L. Clark CinsInan Howell Cobb, w. X.
W. Cobb, Coke, CIisieid, Daniel, Dickinson, Alex
Evans, FestherSon Fiokin, Founoy, French, Flaton,
GayIe Gentry, Gogsin, Green MIurd +. Hall, fiaral
son, HaTmanson, Harris Hill, HlliaId r. Holmes @.
S. Houston JohnW. Houston. lnge g ingersol, liver
son, jameson, Andrew johnson, X. w. johnson, g. w.
Jones, John w. Jones, Kaufman, Kennon, ThoS. h.
King la Sere, Lyon, BUmpkin McCelland, Mcdowell,
AcCay, MoLane, job Mann. Meade, Miller, Merehead,
Outlaw, Petit, Peytsn, Pilse1ry Preston, Rheu Rich
aTdson Rchey, Robinson, RoCkhn, sawyer, ShepPeTd,
simpson, SIMS stanton, Thib0deaux, Thomas j. Thoinp
son, X. A. Thompson, Tomp<sns, Teombs Turner, We.
nable, Wallace, Wick, Williams, and WoodwaTd.-g1
ABsENr-AieSsrs. Brady, Bridges. and Levin, OF Pa,
l.. X CiASe Gsd ". I. Haskell, Tean.; J. ID. Cummins
and Joseph NJ koot Ono; G.. Duncan and j. p. Gaines,
Ky; W. Hunt and n. G. Murphy, New York; Joseph r.
ESall, New Jerseyi Joseph u. Johnson and James VII
son. New Hampshire; Shepherd Letter, Iowa; John 5.
Phelps, No.; Isaac T.. Morse, La. J. Dixon Roman, Nd
Total Is. ... .
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12

A London Correspondent Of the National
intelligence says.
~The Established Church is undergoing
the ordeal Of very searching and astounding
statistics. The income Of the clergy Of the
establishment is said 10 be f10. O00. 900 per
amum; whilst that Of the clergy Of all En-
rope, independent Of Great Briisin. j. only
about Il 100000. The arguments based
upon and deduced from such statements are
not favorable TO the recipients Of this inn
mense sum-" a-nF ,a- q slli
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12
WAsHNGroS, jury "a, 1S4S.


A gigantic stalk Of the pie rhubarb arrived by
the steamer Cambria from England, present
from Mr.. Woodcoek, of the city Of Manches-
ter, to the Department Of Natural History In
the Brooklyn Institute. II is three feet and two
inches in length, eight inches In circumference,
weighs four pounds and two ounces, and Is APP
parently as fresh as on the day when IL was
plueked, which must have been about the 18th
Of June II was packed in dry saRd, the best
preventative, probably, for vegetables and fruits
~. Y. Zee. Post.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12
re@PssnDcr.

The city Of Syracuse, N. Y. has made
thorough work in the temperance cause.
Its action IS thus recorded: 49,,
1. No licenses are to be granted By the
authoriiies ipr the sale Of any intoxicating
drinks. .-ssf s.,. .ss-.a,,..
2. The board Of education are 70 employ
no tsscher in any Of the public schools who
uses my intoxicating liquors as . beverage
or who i addicted to he use Of tobacco
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12
Gsssn Rerrhn.

q, Inc trade in Gutta Percha seems to be advsn-
Importance every day, and to be en-.
tossing The attention Of the natives of the IN
u.sn Archipelago TO the exclusion of other pur-
~ The Quantity imported into Singapore in
% s nast ioar months Of this year, according to
sans y'ac'a reports, was upwards Of 200 piculs,
~ sa. 70 GU cwt which Is, however, short OF
,"sa aesusl saPPly. The price had risen from l9
a., T ro'Srs lis said that the American Lam
81 n. - company have secured the monopoly
sum ~ so % territory for two years Cor the
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12

The foreign demand Cor investments IN United
States stocks, consequent upon the disturbed
state Of Europe. continues to increase. On En-
day and Saturday last, the 14th and 18th inst,
the Treasury Department at Washington issued
10 foreign oriers s443, 500. OF this sun the
Rothschilds received about $4,000. A large
portion was sent to Pans, some SO, 900 TO 9
house in Spain, and q considerable sun TO Gene
va At the rate they are going, they win sool
be out OF the market, and attention viii be turn
ed 70 State stocks.-Nsioark ADJ.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12
The Factories.

All the Cotton Factories in Allegheny have
stopped, and will doubtless remain so for two or
three months or longer. Thus some two thou
sand operatives have been thrown out Of sm-
ployment. The ProPrietors allsge their inabili-
ty TO meet the requirements Of the "Ten Hour
Law" which went into effect on the 9Th inst
PinsbErgh Gazette.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12

THE penalty Cor walking on EailroAd track
in England is fi0," said one, while disclosing
the numerous "fatal accidents on a railroad
t"P,oh," replied Uncle Jerry, ais that slli The
penalty, IN tkis country is dsafA.', % elsv .otg
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12

THE COMPROMISE BnLI---The following is the
vote by which the compromise territorial bill was
laid on the table in the House. The yeas being
opposed to The passage of the bill, and the nays in
favor of il:
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-12

GREENE e. BRONSON.
To Messrs. John Cochran and Others, Com.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30
Died


Friday night April asth MANY Avn MuLLAy, aged 3
wears months and a. days, daughter Of Henry Munn
Ths fsds and acqraiutsnees respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
April soth without further invitation at his residence
2tix Elizahets street.
on the attn iust HxNxr Gissors, at his residence,
81 Brooms-stteet
Eis friends sod acqaNiutanoes respectfully Invited
to attend his funeral this day, at O'Clock TO toe
pla.4 of intermeut In Greenwood Cemetery.
Gu Saturday, the 10th inst, Mrs. ToRorEAa HoHAT-
MSS wife Of d. g. B. Hohanness, OF Constsntinoplr,
aged % yesrs ana days.
The friends Of the family, also those Of her brother
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

coed attendance OF the trade, and, on tho
whole, much better feeling prevailed thsn
hsve lasterly rerortsd Th.r. was fair demand for
American, and all qusli.s OF both and old realized
Id to ID per rs ID advance There Inquiry
dssrer and all Other kincs brought very full prices
Malt mailing barley beans sDd peas met the u.us rs-
tail demand at previous rates There not much
done in -four but Western per Dbl 2ss being re-
allied for good and riss Is per rack d.srer There
WAS not much sound Indian corn offered and such
brought 81 to Is 4so H. and Indian msal with
. better sale, cd Per Dbl advance Oatmeal remained
without change invslue or demand.
Liverpool Provision MARKsr, April ll-American-
Our imports do not show increase the supply Of
beef and the deliveries coninso large several
having again been taken for the outports In prices
h.re 10 VARIATION and holders vary arm. There
has been rather doing in Pork parcels old
prms having bsen taken for Ireland, together With
stores is much wanted The market IL again clear OF
Bacon, the arrivals having before, been sold
more Inquired for Cheese il in .mal i suDpva sne ne
demand IL brisk The sales of Lard are extensive
all that has been offered having found ready buyers at
mand for Butter has boon limited during tho past week
and prices the turn lever This import of ell dascrip
tons hes fallen of materially, but grocsrs anticipating
immediate wants Prices vary to Gas per cwt
according to quality and make Bacon ia In brick de-
mand at aos TO OBS per cwt Hams little spquired
after and prices rule from 70J to las per owt Beef 10
scarce and wanted prices only nominal Pork 10 In
retail request for ship stores,
State Of Trade.
MANsHEsTER, Friday, April lA--There has not been
any material change in cloth market this wesk and
prices II sales have been at all pressed have again
dsd in value though only slightly Tho stocks in
nufactufrs and spinners hands ipcreaeipr to an
enormous extent and there no remedy but that Of
further curtaiug tho production. The continental
houses still do not purchase single pees there any
a. dull cloth sales to any extent be made,
even at Q reduction on the present low rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

q EON HALLgNGE-NQTIcE-l GhNTLG.
8COO me- who their old clothes 20 leok Ice rev
% a, the Taiiring IlesrIng DyeRg and hsrsirsg Eaiso
lishmet at 66 Go street. where You ca. 81, a., Miase
ans your clothes ~ the sho-teN nocc atd en- fhe mos
ttrss BIZ j. NOAH, &c Ggd street. tso soat3
men left OF wsarisg srpsIe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30
The V,rs,n,a Electlons

We have heard thus tbs results Of the election for
Members of the House Of DELE gates held In Virginia,
Thursday last IN the following counties:
.4IerandJis-Francs l.. Smith, whig.
Fairfor.-H. w. Thomas, whig.
Richmond Joseph w Mayo, wbg.
Henrfeo John A. Lancaster, vhig.
Haaoper.-R F. Darracott, whig
Berkeley-Charles J. Faulkner,
and William L. Bosk, wings.
Jeferssn-Wm c. Worthington,
and John A. Thompson wings.
Frederiek.-Messrs. Wood and Snyder, both demo-
Gratis, sre elected, being whg loss Of one mem ber-
From this district also MIR Opie the democratic candi
date for Senator Is elected, being another whg loss
Careiine.-Willism A. Monoure (dem re elected.
StoGsrd.-Richard C. l.. Moncure DENY reelected.
Culp.per-John 5. Barbour, jun dem.) re- elected by
increased majority. In this county, Shackleford
contest in the district viii be between him and Davis
another democrat This senatorial district last rep
resented by Mr. Voolfolk, (dem)