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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-08-16
DEe. KUhRI.,S
VI u D I Q TIT lSs
REST0Rea OF the BlOoo.

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASE,
Letter from }. R. Cal!um, E'f., dated Milton
G. August II. ie47.
DR.. J. kubl-Ucsr SIR:
Your Medicines hate given entire ss,i.iei
in this section Of country. the Aby..iniaa M
ture especially. is highly approved Of. /, bs, b,
Jared 10 cure in ssey ease. 1t sells lie
cakes. l have never had though 10 ,rtpI,
demand. fou will please send NE . hrp, /,
tly II il as soon as You arrive al hon.e.
iours, respectfully,
j. u. CALLUM.
Million b ~ Star.
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l42 Mercer street,

NorrcE-Thc genuine l'pham's Elec,usry ba.
Ms written signature, thus (lrA. U,ham. NJ. d.
ne hand is also done with pen. Price 81 bor
sod. wholesale aud retail by WAR a. Krrcu
AM III Fulton street. N. Y. and by Druggist.
generally throughout the U. States and Canadss
JAMES +. GILMER,
Agent for Charlotte, n. C.
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STATE OF NOR7H.CAROLlNA,

CARAEIUs COUNTY.
~ EQtUY-Spring Term, ls4s.
Richard King IS. Archibald Morrison and George
c. Marvin.
TN this case, il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
- the Court. that the defe ndan,s are not inhab-
itan'. Of this State, 10 ordered by the Co,. that
publication be made for SIX Ks ~ the Charlotte
Journal, that the said Archibald Morrison and
Gecrae c. Marvin appear at the next term OF
this Court,tc he held for the county OF Cabarrus,
at the Court. house in Concord on the 5th Mon
day after the 4th Monday in September next. and
answer Plaintiffs demand, er Judgment will be
taken pro confes.o.
Riluess. X. w. Allison, CLERK and Mater in
Equity. for Cabarrus county. the 9Th Mond,y al.
ter the 9Th Monday in Msrch a. d. lS4s.
r. W. ALLISON. G. i ". f..
May 81. 1913 Printers fee 81 62!. t3J
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CoSrrNicAriuS
Wliisn Slsde. Esq. OF liueoln,ou. Il.
for a number Of years ~ss afflicted NH
peps,s aud fla,ulroee, aflcr a f,ui,lss. In
a nutnbfr OF prescriptions, ard The svnp
cured By The a,s of two hotties Of The R,,,s
aud ono vial Of the Gold Mae B.i,s.
Capt. Sisis bc,ug now able TO 'seaz-
d.. kkais MGie.sss. has seefp.el %. AZ
for the saAs.
I J lIOLTON. Atv,
Charlotte.
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~ NOTICE.
LANDS & MILLS.
E.E SLEE,
800 and 400 Acres o.
GIN AND SCREW HOU.s,

GIN AND SCREW HOUSE.
with well OF excellent water. ani all necessary
GU, buildings, wiih large body Of good WOOD
LAND.
-ALso-
A Plantation containing $40 Acres, (all WOOU
LAND joining the Limo. belonging 10 the bei,
Of John Arnold and John Patterson, decd.
-sLsO
One tract, containing 100 Acres. iotning the
Lands Of HUGH krkpa;rick, Margaret Reid. and
others, all WOOD LAND.
ALSO -
One tract, lying on the waters Of Sugar Creek,
joining Tie Lands Of John T. Reid, Albert Wa
lace and others, containing IS Acres.
-ALsJ-
my Mills, known as Fosters Mills, with the
Land belonging TO IT,
The above Lauds are not 10 be surpassed bv
any Lands IN Mecklenburg County.
Payments made to suit the purchaser.
Negroes vail be taken in part pay meni for The
bove Lands.
W Persons wishing TO purchase will call on
he subscriber.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
September g. Is47. 52f
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Great Clothing Establishment.

PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE.
No. los. Chestnut Street, btiioeea Bird and ih
North Side.-PHILADELPHfA
TO SOUTHERN l. W ESTERN MERCHANTS
Many years experience in business has satisfied
me iha, puGag in newspapers withou, having any
assortment to back il is all humbag. ], therefore,
have come TO the determination of having the
Philadelphia Wardrobe ws!l stocked
with all kinds of Clothing. and at such prices
az will please all. In proof OF what say, in.
vite hook in the Wardrobe, where can always be
seen as handsome and extensive an assortment of
GeMtlcmcM's Clothing as can be found
10 this city. Remember the Philadelphia Ward.
robe.
PERRY R. McNEiLLE.
No. los Chestnut Street. Philadtlph
MIA large stock of piece goods on hand
Garment. made 10 order al the shortest notice.
June I. lSiS 35-3m
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Endure the Piles No Longer,
READ THIS EVIDENCE HERE or CURES.

READ lIlS GNipL.NN 4 u I'M W y tNAf~''
Though ii cannot give the saved one seallh,
Il gives treasure far more gioroa', HrAtrn.
UNlrFp STATES MARsuAL's OFFICE,
New York, December +, lsi1,
Messrs. WyGa & Keielain'
Gentlemen Understanding that You are lhs
general sgen's tor the sale OF DIR. Upham's We
getable Electuary," for The cure OF PILES, have
deemed it my duty 10 volunteer rccommenda
ton in behalf OF that Invaluable medicine. has,
been afflicted Tor many years with Piles, and have
tried various remedies, but with no beneficial eli
fects. Indeed began 10 consider my case utter
Nv hopeless. But about the fret Of September last
| was prevailed upon by a friend 10 make tria
of the above named medicine. took his sdyice
and rejoice to say that am not only relieved
but, as belive. perfectly cured. most earnest,
" recommend il to all Who may have the m,ior
tune 10 be afflicted with that annoying aud dan.
rerous disease. Very respectfully your obcdicn
servant. ELY MOORE.
pENlpEA AM q CIfpE OE pies
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IyNOtice.

a Ii persons Indebted 10 the Estate ofWn.
"a CAa.o> ~ sum. over one Hundred Dol.
lars are required 10 eeme torsard and either pay
the interest upon their debts or renew Their notes
And all debtors owing debts under the above sum
are required 10 ray them 81. All debtors no.
complying with this notice ~ the 10Th day o'
April nest, ma, certainly expect 10 be sued.
J. II. WILSON, Executors oil
M. JOHNSON. { WIN. Carson.
Febru,-y I, le4S lNt
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II s person has tube rcala,
discsse requiring these rem.
edl 8, mote or lees Tenderness.
! all be islt 90 sppl ing pres.
cure alih the thumb on tho
, esnglions oflbr -?inil nerves
IN 'hs tnterrer,ebral spaces
along e,ch side Of the spine.
Any pe son Of common sense
/ can determine this fact. 1t
- no matter whether there
are o.. az H,nte places y here
tenderness is found, o. one Or
u,ore organ. or limbs are dis.
,ased, or which organs or
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DR.lE ROYs|
b'GGEI.AESLE
Universal Pills.
ARE A STRENGTHENING, TuE6Aii'
AND A PURIFYING TONI.

ARE A STRENGTHENING. TuG6Air'
AND a PURIFYING T0NlC.
Thcsc Pills are universally seknoSleaies
all Rho have used thom. 10 be Pleasant =,
and certain Cure for Bilious Frvers, ff'e :,
Agoc, Liver Complaints. Sick iIcatachf, .
dice Indigestion, lnputi;y OF the Blood' eg ~
Gus Digcatct. Nervous I''l'ai'.-n, .aproof, -
'ual ,osuvtness, Los. of Appetite, pl'Fe1
Piles, Collie. Worms in Children, femaV =
plants, and in all Diseases arising lion ~
Liver or Impure blood. and they arc eeJSh'
comparison tho bcst Of all known speeches :.
cure OF that class Of diseases for which the VI
cal Faculty have for years united IN Pre'''"
the celebrated
SarsnparilIa and wild Chef1,'l
Which are tho two principal ingredients o. :
lie Roy's Pil's and are 10 combined WIN
valuable Remedial agents added 10 supply
tain sanaiive properties which both arc o'".
Of that the whole compound furnishes 'oo =.
most effective, most serctablc, and mfa pe',J
Tonic and Aperisnt Medicine ever Offered ~
public. -
As an Apti.biliors medicine, no family .a
be without them. a single ,riat 10 more s'n'
lory than thousand certificates. IN
Be careful 10 ask for Dr.. Lc RoyS seg1
Universal Fills. and take no other. ~
aJ-Price % cents per boz. Fur safe ~
IAMEs J. GiLnEa, Charlotts. and BY fH"
sG g.n. cV"s 90 "a. it,s
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All ssi;icms Cornpiaint.

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CoNSTlRPATl
DfsPEPSiA, FEVER AND AGrF, liz
ACHE, JAUNDiCE. LIVER CONfLNN
RHEUMATISM, ALL STOMACH CJffl
MS, GREEN SICKNESS. Sc, Sc, Va
once 10 these Pills they purge a"ay efs1
humors, ar'cs, tto ptrg'ess OF dissa'e, AM u
sanis iias :. store tone snd s'sas 10 ihe sls.''
In eases of rcretsi dcranssmsn, Of The Ia
ther ara S1IFWEIt.x
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MITCUELL,s EYEsiLyE.

The following Certificate from D5ct Joslyn. Of
the regular practice, vill satisfy every literal
minded individual that Mtchcli's Eye Save is
no qpIek preparation, but j. entitled, a. vel to
the confidence Of the Faculty, ssall others. wh,
may have occa,ion TO avail themselves Of It's
benefits
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Carriages for Sale.

HHNiIE SUBSCRIBER has now on hand large
l. and handsome stock OF carriages, which he
will sell cheaper than the same description of We.
hiel,s have ever previously been offered IN the
southern country.
c. OVERMAN.
Charlotte, MAY l.. lsls 33d
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Literature, SGieHTe T. AR,
ITS COYTHI1yT
lIS ILLUSTRATION

ITS aONTNINd TONS
VIII embrace every name of distinction in Auic
RIA aud Europe.
ms 3LECsTnATIONS
viii combine not only every Master Piece, vhc.
Their in PAINTING or SCULPTURE, executed
in America, CT By our Artists and Sculp,oTs q
bro,d, bet ORIGINAL DESIGNS, illustrating
its Literary Cont, MS, . feature peculiar to The
I!v,trsted Monthly Courier.
TIE FASHION PLATES
viii be given pure as imported, not Esfb:ed and
de.,ro, ed is done elses here, and IN oil cases
ia sdrsnee file vagorines. an advantage which
the Courier viii alssy. possess, from The mate
rial on which it, plates ill be engraved.
The Editorial Drpnr tnscnt
viii b. conducted by ANDREW NV Al IL sod
HENRY b. BIRST ,the author ot 3" Endy mloa,'
"Penance OF RI..ns," THE Funesai Of Time,
and other Pocas; '-Mr. u. eonIibutirg eSc.u.
sveIy TO this ,urnal. assisted ay some Of The most
powerful pens Of the dsy-boh Of whom p'stse
themselves vG uaily aud as associates, 10 make
the Ilustratsi Courier net only every Wy wor.
thy the patronage Of the public, but credit 10
the Litera ure and AT OF the day.
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Cures arc Cor stan;ly EGt,

By thsse Fills. 10 cases where every 5isst
asd utterly iailee. ~ ~ o-s ah1nt,a ~
this could he gwen. bu, tflai OF oas u
convince the palieui. Thes cAn le eilsei
sent BY nal, ., 'rifling etgc7... The pal
cent, COX Ware fro asllsIs vorii az 4
and fhs monfy israifisd. zee ComFssy r'l r
p5sisCs on q, Pulls Remi,isntss At IL Z
pany'' risk. Wherever there ~ Acesf !
Company they can be ordered BY nal
These Pal, sre taking The place II III Z
ard no alex pefsln should 10 aiihoIi lkca.
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with well OF excellent water. ani all nere. -ary
Out. buildings, with large body Of good WOOD
LAND.
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Rangers Notice.

County Court E1eeutioa. for sale here.
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TERRY, August ~ lSiD.
/ ID. NITcnELL-Dedr Sir: Tho frs,
time ] saw Your t., SaI,e was a, W. J..
ChapIn's where II came, a. vas informed.
on your communication, for tho cure Of his
litt!c daughters eyes. | had l,tle conf.
dence 10 lt-as have IN most OF the pa,eu,
medicines. Bu'a The most popular modes
of treatment, and specl,l remedies had ut.
iefly failed TO benefI, tie little sufferer. |
consented 10 lis use, sufpo,ing that If II did
no good it would do no hurt. /, was
case OF severe S"'.''..''ou, OshthaImy Of
both eyes. The eye balls and lid, we're al.
very much inaimrd. Your Eye Salye ans
used. Immediately i, acted like n charm.
10 few days perfcc, cure was clIc c,ed. I
his was sometime last winter. Since tha,
have used your Salve great many times
with the happiest results. In my hands il
has speedily cured recent inflammation Of
he eyes aud also that which had resisted
~ treatment from one 10 five years. Nv
PRESENT opinion IS, that. as to convenience.
'me' safety, and certainty. it Gerry far sur.
asses all the Salves and Eye Washes of
hlch have any knowledge.
Respectfully,
u. W. JOSLYN, A. d. /,
For sale IN Charlotte by II. h. Il l.. s. VIII.
ans, y. +. Gilmer, and r. J. Ifolton, and for
we 10 oil The country stores through The South
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The Cracfenburz VegetaI
PILLS.
1870. geo boxes sod each aud q
~ week.:


Col. Wu. JONES,
Louisbofg, ffanAiin eouaty. North Crsu
The General Agent IL fully P'efns e u
sub.Agen.s vhmsser there 10 60 bisss.
CompsSy; either on gefsonAl afpilssliss I
matt, pet paid. The rapid ALE of REQ Z
ted psil.. and the estfaordiusry cure, IL,
constantly easeliag, render them, By iii.hs
popular pill u the age an Agency AZ 1
qurn,ly lie very vsluabls.
The Gftefsnbets Pills az. inconesi'ts,|
RIO, 10 shy ever before discovered. Is, 4
complains; in general deTahgems ., q y
ten IN al disorders q hich ftssh dom ,isj
u he blood. ,hcsa pllss . soveieis ~ i.ss
In the class Of d.sess> called chrome. usj
fehberg Pills achieve their hishc>, lrssa
Here hey defy all eomfe'lii0n. Eal, 81
10 he hied rec sses Of tie system htr 4
y but surely purity the blood. rot on =
and give ten and sieor 10 Tho soIy.
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Ij'ln conlbnltion, The Ius'Faied Monthly T
Courier and VI Makin's Model American Courier,
are aTHded a, the same rates.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES
ME.sas wrArr & KErcHlH:

THiRrY YEAss STANDING
Mount Washiagton Berkshire Co, Msss.
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VIII embrace every name of distinction in .
RIA aud Europe.
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EcagNoyT, Berk 60. Mass. Nov. %, l-47.
The alb We certificate tells simple and truthful
story OF suffering and relief, Of which physi-
clan and witness in the rase, cheerfullY endorse
DIR. CHAPMAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

RAMBLER.-We are pleased to see that our con-
temporary of the Commercial Times has favorably
noiced the poem of our friend Rambler, published
in our paper Of Wednesday. We have previously
made no remarks upon this production, as we were
persuaded that nothing we could say would be re-
qusite to draw attention to its beauties The great
est beauty of poetry we consider to consist in
aiDful adherence to nature and truth; and in this
wild be found to consist the principal merit of the
Beggar Girl" In saying this, We do not mean it
to be inferred that the poem is destitute of those
beauties of imagination which lend such a charm
to verse; On the contrary, the author is possessed
of vivid and delicate idsality, and his figures are
Just and NATURAL yet, in subject such as he has
chosen, it would be out of place to give full license
10 the imaginative powers In many places the
versifcation is remarkably sweet and harmonious
and, as a whole, we consider the performance as
indicating a very high order of poetic genius.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

MAssACREs AT PoRT-Au-PRINcE.-The Courier
of last evening publishes late letter from Hayti,
which contains the following paragraph:
Hayt has again been the scene of bloodshed and
murders. We learn that the brigantine Queen
Victoria, of Trinidad Capt. Tucker, from Port-au-
Prince, bound to Hamburg, with cargo of coffee,
etc, put into Morant Bay on Thursday last to pur
chase Stores as none could be procuredlat Port-au-
Prince, in consequence of the state of matters at
that place; and that Capt Tucker reports that he
has brought dispatches from the British Consul
there to Commodore Bennett, on this station, re-
questing that vessel of war should be Immediately
sent to Port-auP Prince, where serious disturbance
had taken place-a large number (some say up
wards of hundred) of the colored population hav-
ing been massacred by their black brethren The
cause of this outbreak has not been fully mentioned.
but it said that the lives of people Of color Were
daily being sacrificed m large numbers. This de-
termination on the part of the blacks to extermnate
the browns had been brewing for long time-in
fact since the fyrant Soulouque has been President
and it is now being realized with vengeance
mat none but savages would be guilty of commit
ing. The Commodore, we learn, has been una
o,e to comply with the requistion of her Britannia
haJestys Consul at Port au Prince, there not being
Single vessel of war at Port Royal at this mo-
nneht, excepting the guard and store ships, which
are useless IN their present state.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

CONDENSATION IN WRITING.-The last number
of aleading American Monthly has an article which
treats of the influence of the Telegraph on Lera-
ture 1t iners that it will have all effect favorable
to brevity and precision-the communication of the
greatest amount of intelligence in the fewest words
an important improvement certainly, and one very
much needed in our public documentary literature,
the authors Of which seem hitherto to have been
ambitious to show in how large mass of words
they could involve given quantity of thought.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

GENERALS Pillow AND SHIELDS. - Generals
Pillow and Shields left this city yesterday evening,
in the splendid steamer James Dick, for Nashville,
Tenn. Gen. Shields arrived here yesterday from
St. Louis, and had scarcely time to grasp his old
friends by the hand before he received orders that
his presence was required at the Court of Inquiry,
to be held at Frederick, Maryland. They left,
amidst the congratulations of friends for their health
and prosperity, and the cheers of those who wit
messed their departure.
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d. We would recommend any Of our friends, of
a literary disposition, to call at Whites, No. SO
Canal street, where they can be accommodated to
almost any extent. Should they prefer romance,
he has all the latest publications should historical
or scientific literature be to their tase that
also they can be gratifed in short, literary appe-
tte, of whatever variety, may be satisfied by ap-
plying to White, whose catering in that line COM
prises all that is new, interesting or important.
Among the list of his books, we notice Louis
Blancs History of Ten Years, from 1880 to 1910,
which we advise every one to purchase and atten-
lively perIse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

DAILY Press OF LONDON AND PARIs.-One of
the proprietors of the Baltimore Sun, who has been
in Europe, says that of the London Dailies, only
two have large circulation--the Times, which
issues 10000 copies, and the Daily News, 5000,
per day. In Paris, there are eighteen Dailies.
La Presse prints $4,000 copies daily; LIE Steele,
10000; LIE Constitutional, 5000; Journal des
Debats, 10000. Price of La Presse per year. So
IS; LIE Steele, 81 so: LIE Constitutional, SO Is !;
Journal des Debats, SIS; LIE Moniteur Universal,
$21. The subscription price of the London Times,
he says is between S3l and S32
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Drugs and Medicines.

IL Rustic & Paddock ITO PoYDRAs STREET. (nexf
door the Delta Ofice Whoiesae Dealers in DRUGS md
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, etc.
The above firm have recently made retail counter their
and prepared put up Physicians Prescriptions
small packages Medicines with and dispatch
~ Their medicines fresh and pure; SUCH they are sold
and warranted
u r. g. P would also add that their Of PERFUME
FANCY ARTICLES such Cologne Water, Extracts
HANDKERCHIEF Hair O Ponaads Cosmetics, Brushes,
Comb equaed be surpassed by other house
in the city. mylu zw2dp
IF Fashionable Clothing.ITHOMPSON NIX.
received by arrivals from New
York Fashionable Summer Clothing
comprising OF manufacture Their stock
in consists of
Super black d'Ete Frock and Dress Coats;
Super black and coored Merino Sac and fancy Goats;
Black and brown Croton and Alpaca Sacs;
Striped, check and plaid Linen Sacs;
Best black French ORA d'Ee Pants;
White Naval and Military Drill Pants;
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants;
Fancy French Drill Pants, styles;
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants; -
Buff and Fancy Linen and Marseilles Vests;
Plain and figured white Marselles Vests;
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts;
Understands; Drawers;
Hali-hose; Pocket Handkerchief Cravats; Gloves
Suspenders, etc. APPS 2dptyl
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os- The Northern papers are wrong in saying
that young Benton is not elected School Superin-
:endent of Iowa. 1t is stated in the Iowa Sentinel
of the 2Sth ult that the official returns for Super
intendent of Public Instruction in that State, de-
clare Benton elected by eighteen majority. Benton
is. Of course, the democratic candidate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

OF The Louisiana Republican, No. l. has
reached us-a well printed weekly, at Lake Provi-
dence, in this State The selections are good, and
plenty of them. The original articles show tact
and ability. Success to the Louisiana Republican!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

THE ORPHEAN FAMLY-Our citizens are to
have chance of hearing these sweet vocalists. to-
night at Armory Hall. We can testify to the taste
and talent possessed by the Orpheans having heard
them in nights lang syne. There is peculiar har-
mony in their voices, acquired by long practice
together, which produces most refreshing effect
the hearers tympanum. We cordially recommend
the Orpheans to our citizens
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

ANOTHER CANDIDATE-Some north-Westerners
are proposing Governor Dodge. of Iowa, as demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency. The Cincin-
natl Signal says of him: He has many of the
jackson elements of character, restrained by nors
thern education and temperament. Has the conf
dence of the northwest the defender of the frontier
during the Black Hawk war, and has held himself
proudly and firmly aloof from the corrupt cabals
which have so demoralized the democratic party on
the subject of the Presidency
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

ns- A =" Liberty Convention has been called in
Ohio, to assemble in Columbus on the 18th of June
next 1t is intended to be a mass convention; all
the opponents of the extension of slavery being in
vited. The g call' is signed by S. P Chase, Sam
uel Lewis, R. B. Pullian, Ames Moore and Stanley
Matthew's
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 70, 1s4s.

f Having been obliged 10 change carriers for our paper
In that part of the Second Municipality bounded by Poydras
St. Charles and Canal streets and the swamp those OF our
Subscribers who do not receive their papers will please make
il known at the office.
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q. YALE, JR, & GO,

" CNHFLTc5 slTEtL,
IJAvE JUST RECEIVED. per late arrivals. a large and
II general assortment of SPRING GOODS, among
Muslins Embroidered Swiss Muslns. Black Italian and
Gros de Rhine Silks OF al widths Back v aered Striped
styles Bonnet and Cap Ribben Plain Satin and Taft d.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

BRIGHT There is an article on the French
Revolution in the new number of the London
Quarterly Reviews which contends that if the Tory
party of all shades in England will only throw aside
their differences, the monarchical cause is safe
there, and will ensure the ultimate triumph of
French royalist principles in the person of Henry "
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