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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-05
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Wright,s Indian Vegetable fills.

Henry Masser. Sunhury.
z. & ]. Kauffm,n, Augusta township.
John II. Vino nj, Chillisqunque.
Kase Il Be,estress-r. Ely -hnrs.
Samuel Herb. Little Mah"n1y,
William Depp-n. jacks'n.
Ireland srd Haynes. McEwensvire.
William Heinrn & Bro,her. Milton.
Forsythe. Wilson e. Co, Northumberland
James Reed, Phsarove.
G. w. Scott. Ra-hvilie.
w. & X Fegrly. Shsm"kin,own. ..-...
Rhodes Il Fauow Snyderst"wn.
Amos T. Brisrl, Turhu'sviiie.
Btunevil,e Holshue, Upper Mahonoy. .....
J.hn G. Renn. do do.
+. l.. Piyer, Watsontown.
Wholes.ir, $, the Office and general depot, '6!
Race ST., Philadelphia. Dec. Ia. lS47.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-05

"ENI, VIDI, VIcI-Dr. ALIENS VEGE
TABLE COMPOUND. for the cure "f
DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT NER-
VOuS DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
&c. This Medicine !. Offered to The public under
the assurance that there is article in existence
having stronger claims 10 their conside, atrn be-
ing compounded hy a regular Graduate Of J'fier.
son College, PhilshIph a. and = practising phys'-
clan Of twenty yeats standing in Phn.dclph his
long experience has confirmed him in the opinion
,ha, compound medicine was required prevent
and remedy the drbilitalion pt duced by residing
in log, missnstic climates, and To counter act the
pro trating infurncrs Of many nervous disorders
with which the human family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is q well known phy sici.n. aud
has used the absve medicine in his practice fuI 3
yesrs with the most astonishing effect, having tes-
ted its qualni"s in above r.....tr.... ......
r H. FIVE THOUSAND GASES. -...
No medicine rser Ie~ived more fsnering 70
commenda,i"ns from ply sicisns of eminent stand
ing than has been best,wed on this. s...
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION AND
IT'S CONSEQUENCES.-A eminent Profts
sor s,ys:--"Ii chiefls arises in persons Who lead
either very sedeuiary az irregular life. Although
not regarded IS fatal disease; We, T neglected "r
Improperly treared, NAV bring on iucuI~ble Me-
ianch"ly, Jsundice. Msduess, or Ve,tig'. Palsy
and Apopiexy. A er at singulari,y attendant on
il L.. that i, may AID ofeo do,s continue a great
length Of time without any remission Vi the symp-
toms. f'-I. '.. .rr .r .- .. q. ...... ...
CAUSEi.-Gref and unessines Of mind, in
tense study, pnfuse evscuaiions, excess in venery
excessive of sp,ruou. liquors. tea, tobacco. u
plum. and other usrcorics, imno'iera,e repciion,
ov,r dsteniinn of the rtom ,ch, deficiency OF the
secretion Of the h,le or g.s'rc Juice, exposure 10
cold aud damp air, the chief causes Of this dis.
ease. .#...r . .. . ..I .. .. ..
SYMPTOMS.-Losso Of appetite, nauses, heart
burn, aciii,y, aud itriid eructAIions, g0awing Of
the stomach when empty. unessinsss In lhe throat.
psin ia the side, oost'venrss, chiilnsss. 'nguor,
lowness II spirits, PAlpita,ions, and d'suItsd
Sleep" fH..4 .ft.-
TREATMENT.-DR. ALIENS VEGE.
TABLE COMPOUND hes never failed in ador-
dug immediate relief, aud . 'sdieai cure for this
disease. .t ..at.< .1 Ui r-G. -.ts... . ..r
or This Medicine cen he had Of II, b Mas-er,
sunhuSy; J. q. Msr,in. Pott'ville, MsdiM &
BicksL Orwieshurg; and al Drugsists generally.
ALLEN a. WARD, PIopsisioIs
Philadelphia, Nov. az. is47.-cq ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-05

THE BRICK HOUSE in sunhu,y, Of the sub.
scriber, now occupied by Miss Morris. For
terms sPPly to WI, Dewsrt, Eq. or to my.slf.
@ A@'f -. W. r. SMITH.
Northumbs, land, October 0, ls47.-u -..
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cEEAP NEW GOODS.

IUsr received. a handsome iot Of Cloths, as.
o. sinners, Calieoes, Caps 81 all kinds. Gum
Shoes. for men. women and children. Groceries,
Q.efasUare, and vsri.y of other articles, shss-
per than ever, by HENRY AASSER..
Sunbury, Nss. eth, ls47,
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- IT -oUSn pEATH.
A RE YOU A MOTHER! Your darling child,
n your idol and earthly j"y, is now perhaps
confined Ia her chsmher hy dangerous c"ld-h'r
pale cherks, her thin shIunksn fingers. tell The
holi di.ease has already gained upon he'-the
sound of her sepu'chral cough rie'ccs your soul.
YOUNG MAN, when just about tn enter life,
disease sheds a heart cu~h,ng Hight over the fair
prospects of the fu,ure-ynur hectic cough and fee
lie limbs tell ~ your loss aud hope, hu, you need
not de spair There is a balm which will heal the
,,un,l.l Iungs IL Ia
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a Good Tenant
wv "A -NHuE HDs
FnR EARM & SAW- -NIJJ.

n y Union County, miles west Of New Berlin.
On Penns Creek. Abou, 30 acres are cleared.
Timber Land sufficient. The premises will he
rented three or f,ur years, on shares, to suhasIe
teu,n,. In.,uise Of HUGH 8ELLAs
SIahusx anuafY G. la4N-3t
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

N rursu'nce Of an order Of the Orphans' Court
Il Of Northumbe, land coun'v. will he exposed to
public sale. on Wednesday the LIST day If March
next, st the house Of James Lee. in the borough
of Northumberland, 10 wh: the one undvi ed
tenth part Of tract Of land in Point township,
In said county, snd surveyed on a warrant gr,ni.
ed To Marcus Young, adjoining lands Of John
Whesilev and The late Daniel Robins. and known
as the Hubles tract, containing
Late the estate If VIM. Mccoy, decd.
Sale TO commence at I o'clock, P. ~, Of said
day, when The conditions will be made known by
DANIEL. BRAuTIGAM,
DAVID TAGGARr,
BY order Of the Cou't. Admv's.
EDWARD OYSTER, Clk. .. G..
Peh. S h, ls4s.-4t
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NOT roo LATE.

"REAT BARGAINS may yet be hal at PUR.
f" mrs SroRx. He sill his q large a-s"r' ment
OF Goods which he will sell at first cost. Being de-
,e'mned to disc nt'nue the business, he will sell
very low. A saving Of rs or 80 per ceu,. can I've
made hy ~ chasing a, his store. Cali and exam
inc for yourselves. T All kinds "f county pro.
juce taken. at the highest market price.
SunbuTy December 4th, IS47 If
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ID 4 r. ID,

his place, on Thursday morning last, EN-
IE, daughter of Mr., Michael Wilvert, aged
are, z months and days.
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PRICE CURRENT.
.ood Intent fire ('Ompany.''

GOOD Intent Fire Company"
iTATED MEETING OF the Cesspany wil
held on Mondsy evening next, q, o'clock,
Court House. Punciual attendance 10 &c.
HENRY DONNEL,
IS, ls4s. .- .ye 10 1.se,, has Secretary.
vashtngton Fire Company
G members Of the "Washiugtnn Fire Com
any" ere requested, 70 meet st the State
I, on Monday evening, Feb 7, at o.
precisely. Punetusl attendance 10 IeqniIed
IS. SAMUEL J. YOUNG, See. b
. - -
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WIN. r. DOyti's Estate.

n WIN. r. 1BOyd'S EState. Y
AIOTlCE is hereby given. that letters Of aj-
IN minisiration have been granted TO the sub
srribcr, on the estate of William r. Boyd, decd.
late Of the borough ot Norihumtesiind, Nor,hum
herisnd county All prrsons indebted to said es.
tau, and all those having claims ng,n., the san-.
are hereby requested TO come forward and make
se tlement soon as possible. '. " .'f '''
'.''' CATHARINE G. BOYD.
Morbid, Feb. 5 1S4R-6t Admr'x
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

BY OVERLAND MAIL FROM THE PACIFIC
The N. Y. Sun has received UiG Chagres, by tht
regular express the September mail from the Souti
Pacific ocean. The latest dates are Chagres, Sep
TENDER 81, Panama, September %, Callao, Septem
Der 20, Valparaiso, August 30.
Chill = The Congress of Chill was still in ses
sion. The railroad bill has passed the Chamber o
Deputies in nearly the same form as that in which
it passed the Senate.
Fifty thousand dollars, it has been proposed
should be appropriated to be used by the President
at his discretion, in attracting immigrants from Eu
rope The MeTcUfio SAYS g Freedom in the pub
lie worship of God would attract more European
emgrants to Chill than millions Of dollars."
In Valparaiso proposition is made to light the
city with gas.
The Government has lately published decree,
deciding that in all civil suits brought against the
bishops the metropolitan is the proper judge citing
the action Of the Council of Trent as authority
according TO which the secular courts take cogni-
zance of criminal cases, and ecclesiastical courts
of civil One of the police of Valparaiso was shot
dead while at his post, in the day time.
EcUddOr.-The prospects of this Republic appear
to be growing brighter. A majority of the Repre-
sentatives chosen to the Congress which was TO
open on the 18th September, belong to the liberal
party Gen. Flores has been expelled from New
Granada, against which decree he has published a
long protest his absence from Ecuador enables the
opposition to act with more bOldness and freedom
than if acting in concert with him.
Peru.-The revolutionary movement in Peru has
been completely suppressed. The President has
asked for extraordinary powers to enable him TO deal
summarily with the State prisoners. In reply, the
Council of State appointed commission to decide
as to whether the general officers and principals
concerned in the revolution shall be tried by court
martial other suspected individuals shall be tried
out of the department of the general laws of the
State, and the sum of 5000 was granted TO make
good the damage caused by the insurrection No
final decision had been made
BoliUia.-Of the individuals under trial for re-
evolutionary attempt at La Paz, ten had left for
Cruro, five of whom are to be beheaded.
1t is rumored that the good understanding be-
tween Peru and Bolivia will be disturbed
Commercial AT Valparaiso during August, the export
trade to the United States active There has been
transaction of moment either in wheat -four, and in salt
petre none. Bar silver 10 50-hard dollars IL.
Nothing has been heard of ship Rainbow, Capt.
Hayes, from New York, at sea six months.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

HE GERMAN REPUBLICANS" Hastv as nv
letter is" says correspondent of the New York
Tribune, " must do the German Republicans ms
tice on one point, with regard to which thew are
generally misunderstood. 1t is not they who up
hod the absurd idea that German nationality must
include every race that has ever been under Ger
man authority, or among which the German tongue
has ever been spoken They desire the emancipa-
ton Of Italy, not its subjugaon the emancipation
and independence Of Bohemia, Hungary, Poland
and all the Sclavonic tribes. They see that the
idea Of Nationality it is held by the Liberals, is
narrow idea; and that in its stead it is necessary
to put the idea of Independence and Association.
The Free Association of Nations is the ideal which
their politics has in view"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New Materials Of the Latest STYLE

n The propeos Of the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends end the pnb that they have added
JOB OFFICE their esabismenanda prepared
all kinds Of printing the most aporabs terms,
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADINGi DRAY RECEIPTS
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.,
in every style.
All their maeraType, Presses, entirely new, and
the very Improvements which viii enable them their
surpassed this city. The Presses
from the foundry Of Messrs R. Hoe & Co.. NewYok, which is full
guaranty of their exeeencethe type is from the wenown un
Mes George Bruce & Co. and John T. White and has
been selected with great adapt the business of
this city. Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS STORE.
p. w. WOODLTEF,

NO 81 CH4RTRES STREET,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
generally that he has Just opened at the above establish
ment well selected stock of French, English German,
Swiss and American Goods, which he invites their
particular attention His stock consists principally Of the fol-
lowing articles viz:
Rich Cashmeres and Mousseines lie Lame plain and fig
uTed; rich Omure, ehangeable and figured Silks black
Wateed and plain Silks; MernOs; black and coOfed Apa
cas-; black BOmbazines; French and American Pnts Cash.
mere and silk Shaws; rich Canton Grape Shaws embroi
dered Collars and Capes; wOed and cotton Shaws and
Handkechefs; worsted and cotton Damasks Diapers and
Table Sets; linen cambria Handkerchief embroidered and
new styles; cotton, silk and woolen Hosiery; misses and
boys Hosiery Gloves CTavats; fancy Handkerches ner
and silk Shirts and Drawers; wOed Paids for chdren
Linens; Lawns etc etc. etc.
t. He also invites the attention Of Planters complete
assortment of PLANTATION GOODS-consisting Of
kerseys, Linseys, COttons. Flannes Blankets, Hosiery
q pfn pR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

EMIGRATION TO TExAs.-It is a circumstance
significant of the times, in connection with the
failure of the potato crop in Ireland again this sea-
son, that large number Of landed proprietors-up-
wards of sixty altogether-left Dublin for Liver
pool few days ago, on their way to Texas, where
they are about to locate, having purchased tract
Of land with the view of forming settlement
They take out with them a number of their retain
ers, and upwards of f6O, 600 in gold.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15
FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.

NO. % 8L4GHZLNE STREET
kt FABRE y co. have the pleasure OF informing their
Il friends and the public that they in the receipt
OF choice stock of articles m their line selected with the
greatest from the latest French and English poEtatOns
Much pains having been taken in the selection and manu-
fdence as being Of superior STYLE fit and quality.
We, therefore, invite the attention of purchasers to the fol-
lowing named articles, comprising portion of large
stock, namely:
sgper Black Bl French Cloth Dress and FrOck COATS
Blown and Olive French Cloth
= - SURTOUTS.
. - Cashmere
" Black, Brown and Olive Cloth sACs.
- Tweeds
. Brown and Olive Cloth Business COATS.
Black Cloth CLOAKS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
= embroidered.
Silk and Satin VESTS,
- Freh. Cassim. PANTALOONS.
SILK and Satin SGARFs
Silk and Linen Cambria Pocket HDKFS.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
SILK UNDERSTANDS.
Merino
Merino Silk and Cotton DRAWERS.
- MerinO and Cotton HALF HOSE.
Black, White and Colored HOskin GLOVES.
- Buekskn and Cashmere
Russia RIDING BELTS.
SHOULDER BRACES.
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE
SILK and Cotton UMBRELLAS.
~ superior assortment of TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
VALIsEs and CARPET BAGS. All of which will be sold
on the most moderate terms. nj I'm d&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

10 war and conquest on our own borders Spain
could not remain at peace amid surrounding COM
motion; England and France both have posses
slons in the West Indies, and every change Of the
condition of thingsn that quarter, however slight,
VIII be viewed with anxiety and jealousy by the
people and Government Of this country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

90 Burglaries and robberies are quite abundant
in Philadelphia. Whitall & Brothers. glass deal
ing establishment was entered in the night recently
and the door of the safe blown off by a large
amount of powder put in the key-hole. The loud
explosion alarmed the robbers, who fled without
booty. The large fancy store of r. & G. A.
Wright was robbed of $500 or $500 worth of goods.
The entrance was by false KEYS in both cases.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

OF Arthur Livermore, of New Hampshire,
having been nominated upon an Independent ticket
for Elector of President, has published card sta
ting that, being opposed to the extension of slavery,
he shall act and vote for none but the Free Soil
Candidate that however highly he respects 9TH
ers, he prefers Martin Van Buren,, for the first
Magistracy of the United States, wih or WITHOUT
reference to slavery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

New DIscovERY--Dr COnnes Mixture for tsouorhaa
and elect, Seminal Eus0ns and Weakness of the terra or
Bladder This Mixture contains injurious article what
ever butpossese tonic properties of real efficacy and mOfe
congena to the constitutions than any other medicine used
for these complaints. Freed from the nauseatng qualities
attending cOpavla and the mixtures II wifi be found
agreeable to the palate and pleasant to the stomach and will
cure any all IS refused ioif II Is equally good
and certain for temaesSod only 50 Poydras street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15
CARRIAGES l-CARRTAcgs

a T EASTERN PRICES at the Commission CAR
"A RAGE REPOSITORY. No. IS Hsls5sSS -
81; GhIiaRLES street opposite the Com
Y RECEIVING FASHIONABLE CARRT- NIS - ~ :
AGES Of the latest styles, direct from the manulactoTss
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
Giles Ne, Nc, for style finish ami price equal any in
market Customers invited call and Tor themselves
le5 TN II. s. SMITH, 66 st. Charles 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

The SMITHSONIAN INsTITUTE-The National
lnelligencer furnishes the following particulars
The affairs Of this institution are advancing in
most satisfactory manner. The east wing Of the
noble edifee is almost entirely completed, except
ing In regard to heating and lighting and the west
wing is enclosed, and its accompanying tower car
ried up, which presents quits picturesque appear
ance. The smaller lecture room-that in the east
wing-is also completed, in which it is expected
there will be a course Of lectures delivered on va
nous subjects during the coming winter by distin-
gushed gentlemen. The valuable chemical and
philosophical apparatus, recently presented to the
institution by DIR. Robert Hare of Philadelphia has
been received and deposited in the east wing. The
value of this donation we know not how to esti-
mate, but it may be mentioned that it was packed
up IN about one hundred boxes, and that schooner
was chartered for the especial purpose of bringing
1t to Washington. Many of the articles have
value far greater than that of their practical appl
cation since they connected with the history of
the progress of physical science in our country"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15
STATE TAXES.

sIAIE TAXES.
ESlDENIs indebted for State Taxes for the year 847
h and for State Licenses for the year 1913 in the Third
Representative District, New0esns, are hereby notified to
call at the Collectors Office, No s. st. Charles street. in
twenty days from date md pay their taxes after which time
all bills viii be collected by seizure and sale according
law his publication has been made to preserve people
from additional expenses and also 10 prevent the Collector
from resOrting to that mode of collecting
A. w. SCATES, Collector
~ The boundaries Of the District are embraced between
Canal and Julia Streets and from the Mississippi the Me
taTie road in the rear. rs lot
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

MORE VIoLENCE.-In consequence of political
difference, Henry Gideon, victualler, commenced
alteration with William Jones, also victualer,
in Philadelphia on the 4th inst, when the latter,
with cleaver, cleft CTS cheek to the bone, knock
ing out several teeth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

BRITIsH RAILwAYs.-The Northwestern, South
western and Great Western have concluded to unite
their capital and convert the three companies into
one, under one controlling body, leaving the details
to the respective boards. The delegates consist of
five directors from each company.
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Memoranda:


Steamboat Agoma left st. Louis the 9Th inst. Re-
ports 8 feet water in the Upper Mississippi
Steamboat Gen. Lane left Louisville the 9TH inst Re
ports az feet water in the Ohio river
Towboat Alton lowed down and to the 10th inst
ships Pharsalia and rimoleon.
Towboat Louisville lowed down and to sea 9th inst,
bark Convoy. brigs J. A. Lancaster Mary A Jones and
Barcelona, schr. Home.
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DR.. MENsNG, Dental surgeon,

- -. - NAEnS11NeSs Dental SURGEON
IL AFlNG returned to the city of New Orleans from his
- tour in the North and East is prepared G.
% psrlorn ai operations appertaning 10 the
TEETH and has become acquainted with 4 4
the best mode OF operating approved by The ILL a.
college OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Nd His prices
Tor operations are IN proportion to suit the times a16 If
TooTH-AoHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE BY DR. bIFNsTNC,s
IOOJH-ACHE ELIXIR, or no charge fsz~ Ofiee
No SO BaTonne street, 4th door above Common St. New
Orleans. - -"
az Office SO BaroRne street. 4th door aBoue Common
WEST Practical DENTIST, 112 St Charles ST.
go WdrraRted for Ten Years. 81
EfHESUBSCRIBER, having introduced e.
A into his practice and improved
method of FILLING TEETH with Gold VI Z FS5zF5TA
by which double the amount of density IS I1lIIY
Produced is prepared every filling where the
Also whole and half sets OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH either
blocks of carved work with false Jaw and gums or with
single q separate Teeth be preferred, mounted
old Plate and confined by atmospheric pressure sufficiently
hr TO sustain weight OF sixteen pounds will be furnished
at any other Dental establishment in the South
IL J. w. refers to the following gentlemen who have
honOred him with their patronage
Prof STONE. SYKES HYDE
" MoRPHY. STURGEs & WR1GHT
" DIMITRY. MoRPHY NRvIus
Dr. BENBRooK. robson & ALLEN
N. B.-Dentss supplied with Gold Foil and Plate Of
fee, No. liz ST. Charles street. SIS 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

OF Fruit trees are being shipped from Michigan
to New York Il is stated that there are some va
rietes of fruit raised in Michigan, far superior to
any grown at the East.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

PEACE CONGRESS. Arrangements are in pro-
gress for holding great meeting of the friends of
peace, at Exeter Hall, on the 3lst October 10 re-
ceive the President and Vice President Of the
Peace Congress recently held at Brussels who are
expected to meet at London for the purpose of pre-
senting the address voted at that Congress to the
governments Of Europe and America. The adj
dress will be presented by these gentlemen to Lord
John Russell, as the head Of the British govern
nnent Similar meetings in Birmingham and Man
chester will follow the one to be held in London.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

- ! 49,, SUGAR LIME
ON BBhS. SUGAR LIME, put mp expressly for So
@OO gar-making in extra barrels landing from bark
AvaradO ATs-o
Landing from brig Pamaho-l000 casks THOMASION
LlME and from ship Bfandywne-15.CO0 ENGLISH
FIRE BRICKS. For sale By
o2l JOHN STROUD s CO., l45 Common st,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

INTERESTING FROM Climatic following IN
telgence, found in late China papers, will doubtless
be very interesting:
United States.-The Herald states that there
Is strong belief, that Mr. Polk will be re-nomina-
ted Tor the Presidency at the approaching Baltimore
convention, and reelected in November next"
The California Star, of April LIST, says that large
numbers Of Chinese are preparing to emigrate to
that country, which is considered favorite climate
for the silk worm