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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

TINE inhe remedy discovered for that class of dis
generally, which the Copava and Saranara
have been found svceabe The estimation and sale this
medicine obtained for the last years. certain criterion OF
immense utility 1t acquired every
part Europe II has been examined and sanctioned
by Faculty of Medicine and by the eminent
Of the profession.
One Recommendation this preparation above all Others its
neat, portable forn-put posthe mode which
aken being both and pleasants tasteless no
daily business. Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful and ought never
with preparation the advantages which
present combines Accompanying the medicine pamphlet
explanatory Of the different stages of the disease without any extra
t Prepared BY Thorn Chemist, London and sale by
SICKLES a. co. Druggists, "a Magazine
New Orleans mars 3m2dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

THE SMUGGLING CAsE.-Two afidavits were yesterday
morning made before Recorder Geno against John Myers
whose arrest for smuggling not ced serday morning
One affidavit was made by Jean Baptiste Monedo. who
deposed that he arrested the prisoner Officer Devne testified
that it he who had made the detailed in
paper yesterday He that he had taken Myers int the
Coffee the Of Urspline and Front Levee
charge of the prisoner. Officer Devne claims the reward if
any there be-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

BAGGING AND ROPE.
cOA PIECES and coils, OF the best brands and quality
OU}U in store and for sale by
THORNHILL g. McILHENNY,
my4 I'm 81 Grayier ST.
CALIFORNIA SPADES.
400 FOR SALE low. Apply at % Natchez street. up
HUI stairs APPS
COFFEE.
TAVA, Rio, Havana and Lagusyra Coffee in store and
- for sale by CHAS. STOUGHTON,
myl6 "a Camp ST.
WHEAT
THREE THOUSAND bushels prime Wheat for sale by
WHITTEM0RE & CUTTER.
my9 10 TchOupt0uas ST.
OILS. OILS.
THREE THOUSAND gallons Winter and Spring
4 Bleached Sperm, in casks and bbls.
10000 gallons Winter and Spri Beaohed Whae in DO.
so barrels Winter Strained Lard OH; 70 bbts. best
quality Tanners Oil $50 gallons Boiled Linseed OIL and 30
'''' e"o y" WfiITTEMORE & CUTTER.
,nIO 10 TchOupiioulas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

COLTS REPEATING CARBINES.
lust received. few of COLTS (Six Shoong) RI
y FILES or CARBINES, with all the necessary nipple
ments-i e. Cap Primer Powder Flask, Mouds for Bullets.
Shoulder Straps They well adapted to the wants of
adventures California which Offered for sale By
nny1l I'm N. BRAnNER SMITH, 81 Gravier st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

NOTICE 70 FIREMENA AND OTHER CITIZENS.
Asa Celebrated Fire Engine Builderat
"A the No,!h ha, eontractsd TO balld Ma. ~Y
c mac6ine. he has promised Ihal do some
thing extra in throwing water. (wishing XG- ~
Keep one of the links broken that keeps chained
North will undertake e !nid First Class, nell finished
NEW ORLEANS MACHINE on my, Patent Plan.
which shall throw wate foot for foot with this Northern
in the Crescent City being independent in this branch Of
business they will find lists for subscribers mt $40 per num-
ber the following Coffee houses. When all the numbers
taken, the Machine will be commenced and when fin
ished and proved to be draDn for BIZ LOTTERY or by
any other mode the Subscribers may think proper
THIRD MUNICIPALITY.
Nos. to 60 inclusive. .DENO q oUIFON.
Spain and Levee SITS.
Nos 81 TO 40 inclusive .. -. GEORGE BOYLAN,
Railroad and Victory st.
FIRST MUNICIPALITY.
Nos. 12l TO $50 inclusive. :COSMOPOLtTE,
st. Ann and Chartres st.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY;
Nos ISL TO- 40 inclusiye. PHOENIX.
Nos al go inclusive ,J JAMES BARRON,
Jula aud Carondelet SITS.
For further information. apply at either Of the above
places. at the CRESCENT FOUNDRY, IS GikOD
STREET. 80
Editors favorable to the City will confer favor
by noticing the above. tmyA III "A. u JONEs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

"a For Marseilies.-Passage Ony.-The fne fast
x& sailing ship LYONS. Capt. Carnes. will have I'M
mediate dispatch For passage, having handsome
m,22 LEVI II. GALE. 90 Common ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
NEW ORLEANS:

TUESDAY MORNING. MAY %, ls49.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

DAYS, at 81 O'Clock, P. ID.
EVOR MOBILE. from thss New Canal and Pontchartran
Il Railroad. via Pass Christian. ~ h
EF- Freight by the New Canal. Ls4e35As.a553S
Eay- Passengers by the Railroad. sE:zlsEissa
The new and splendid fast running Lake steam
for the trade cabin all in state rooms will leave the New
Canal above landing at the Pontchartran Railroad for
passengers by the o'clock p. M. train of cars
Freight received for Montgomery Weumpka, etc.. giving
through Bills Lading at IS cents per Dbl.
N B.-Freight received at the New Basin Warehouse
til / O'Clock, P. M. ON the day Of departure.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
ia3i ii WINGATE & Brennan AZ Poydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

THE undersigned fully prepared to execute all papers
r. necessary TO procure THREE MONTHS
hi EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY Tn
I and EXTRA PAY due the heirs OF deceased /kExN
officers and soldiers who served in the late war1-A
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange, directly
under Major DnshePs office. ,
Though the Paymaser has closed his Rolls in this city the
undersigned still keeps his Office open to prosecute al claims
for Back Pay Extra Pay and has Trustworthy Agent
in Washington whose special duty it is to attend promptly
" VIM MONAGHAN.
anal ims-3dp Late Capt. COZ 9Th Regt La. Vols.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

DERsoNs PURSUING THE TRADES, PROBES
L SIONS and OCCUPATIONS subject TO TAXA-
TON, within the limits of the Fourth Representative
District requested call the undersigned and take
out LICENSES and those indebted to the State of Lou
siana. for TAXES REAL ESTATE, ETC., are re-
qust TO call and pay the same.
The District is comprised between 81. Louis and Canal sts
TT" Office in Exchange Alley, between Bienvile and
o mi I'm THOMAS McKEON, Collector
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

SL4 For Liverpool.-The A bark GEN. TAY-
NsxEH LOR, Capt. s. C. Redman. having nearly all
= her heavy freight On BIO I'd; vents about SOo bale:
which, with consignment. apply to
my15 DEWEY g. CO., 81 Gravier ct.
For passage apply board Post "a, I'd MuDcpaty.
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COLTS REPEATING CARBl

MULE FOR SALE. ~
A WELL broke, good sized MULE, for sale SpA-sTA
n low. Apply at No 22 Nathez street. up Wy
IA M -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

aa For Havre-The A l. fast sailing ship ORnM.
her cargo engaged aud going on board, viii have
to j.. III. GALE. 80 Common st.
For having handsome accommodations apply
board. nyl9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

e. For Liverpool-The 1, fine and fast sailing
AGEE American snip MANCHESTER Capt Cone.
is now loading. and will have immediate dispatch
For freight apply 10
SAMh; TOBY NEPHEW, IS Camp st.
orr p WHITNEY " CO., " Campst
For passage. having handsome accommodations. apply
ri
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

LII For LiverpooL-The and fast sailing ship
49, JAMES CONNER, Capt. Conner. will have
apply to L. HI. GALE, 80 Common st.
For passage apply on board my10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

CLOTHING ..CLOTuING.
RETAIL STOCK RRIVE ID!
NG BARNETT. No. Is CAMP STREET. has Just received
M per ships Gaena Quebec and Memphis, large and
well assorted stock Of fine SUMMER CLOTHING. made
expressly for the retail city trade:
Super Black French Merino Dress and FrOck Goats;
Fine Drap d Etc Orsay Goats and Sacs;
Casfmeretts and Tweed Sacs, all coors ,
Cashmerette Paletots and d Oray Goats. all colors;
Plain Linen Plaid Linen and Nankeen Sacs
Super. Fancy Grass Sac and d Orsay Coats
Fancy and Black English Meno do. do;
Black and Fancy French Merno Pants
SuDerfne Drap d Etc Pants;
White brown and Fancy Linen Drill Pants;
India Nankeen and English Merino Pants
White and Fancy Linen Vests;
Fine Black B0mbazine Vests .
Super PLAN, Figured and Embroidered White Marseile.
Vests etc etc (my9 tell NJ BARNETT. IL Camn SITS
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n. For Liverpool-The A I, fast sailing ship ME-
N4TE DALLI0N Capt. Handlett, will have quick dis
S1sn. patch. For freight OF 800 bales cotton apply to
l.. H. GALE SO Common st.
For passage apply on board. myll
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29

"And Twas contriying what kind ollie should
tell him.
This expression il was my fortune or
misfortune 10 oyerhear, while passing
along one Of the public promenades Of 4
neighboring city. In was uttered by one
Of Two fashionably dressed young women.
who were passing me a, tile moment. and
whose appearance would, in the eslima-
ZION ii the world, be esteemed beautiful,
interesting and intelligent. The thought.
less abandon with which the expression
seemed 10 be uttered, gave painful i'm.
preston Of the character and heart Of the
speaker.
The words were Of course all ihat
| knew or wished to know. of the connec.
zion OF the discourse. But they were
al once the history Of heart perverted
| by education or corrupted by evil as
sociauons, or inherently unprinelPlet
and base. Surely, thought |, that young
woman could not have been the sub.
Ilcct Of pious mothers prayers and
affections; and. If she have brothers, are
they not vicious and degraded Her father
may be rich, and she may be an helress,
and occupy high rank in society, and be
esteemed for her position and influence
but she is, in tie slrlclcst sense, woman
without integrity Not only does her
example justify The unIavofable lnfe.
Ireoces suggested respecting her friends and
teachers; Du, the ministers Of vice poin
lriumphanlIy 10 such an one 10 justify
ISLANDERS against the sex. +" False and fan
and deceiying," AZ applied 10 woman i
Their cant and their song: and here is on,
who seems 10 answer their description
III is The exception, doubtless, but wouIt
that il were The only one
But cannot follow The painful deVe
Ilopempnls Of this species oieducation; 70
the very history of vice may be contagiou
in propagating the evil. | would rathe
content myself with incuca.ing a pure
example, while the incident mentioned !
Ituade sufficient illustrationof the basenes
of falschood.
And who was TO be made the victim o
this deception, so deliberately planned
VAST father whose commands had beer
violated brother whose confidence llaC
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29

liills brosn eolisgs slood - IN days 81
gore. Msrfily danced me hille siEssm
down lbe bill side. wish 10 cool. rushing
SQUAD. and The birds sing sseeily from
their lraiy homes. Proudly srll. stood
he huge mountains. snd Tie stern. grave
face 81 !" The old man. looked down upon
he earth ~ il hes ever done.
Nsivrs he'd put on her most smiling a.
rect 10 welcome b.ck 10 their dear old
home the hunter. bis wife. and daring
Jessie with HI. beIfo,hed. The distant
sound Of The yillsgr church bell was val
ted oul on the snll ar. - . trastlling csF-
rlsgs stopped before The door II he cot.
tage. Jsssls uslsred cry Of Jay. and old
Jseob and his wife Iell the hotiea stetl.
ing issi down their cheeks. - they step.
ped over ihe dear old lhreshhold once
more, snd into the linle kitchen.
The Young couple were Il be married
here. Ernest and Jessie would have i.
80. and that evening in the very spot
where years ego stood her sainted mother.
when welded 70 her hearts choice. Stood
Jessie. now. A simple robe Of pure
white muslin. wss the dress Of The far
young bride. aid one white rose bud
cleaned iorih from amang her dark cnils,
And ihete Ia that humble cot. in all The
freshness aud purity Of her young GIL,
hood, WAS The rich heutss welded 10 hIm
4 - - - -
.Dear sister Jessie. l must Tell you
lntle Story, now that Hymen's KIM, il
fairly bound around you," said Eselyr
Harrington few weeks alter The wedding
The grand psrsnis sal in their easy chairs
Harrington held hook 10 his hand. Jessl,
al BY his side, and Evelyn aud Alie'
were drawing.
| Jessie smiled and begged 10 hear, 81
Evelyn began. Three years $50, m
brother Ernest here spent three month
among tie White Mountains Of NeS
. Hampshire. lie returned raung oi
, lovely young gtl he had met there, WheI
lie intended 10 bring home the next yea
! a. his BRIDE. By The way Etnes,, VIII
, did you not do a. you threatened Dl
fIyour Harrington blood rise up TO preveI
you !"
Nay, Eve, when reached The Gag
, The bird had flown. Do 60 on with you
story, Jessie is much interested"
.WcIl, as | was telling you, he va
very much fascinated BY this charmin
little barefoo,ed country girl, and i wa
only The afternoon before he met you 70
the first.time in tho evening. he repeated
| should pledge, FOR The nineiy-nin,h tim,
his resolution Of never marrying any on
bot her." Tears Of Joy filed The beau.
, inl eyes Of Jessie as she looked confident
ily in The fee Of her husband, and Es
suddenly exclaimed, NOV brother, VIII,
. icos that girls name! My story is ii
complete wl,hnu, Il, and Jessie will wis
10 heat" ]" Her name, my dear slstel
was Jessie Vernon, and 10 now Jessi
Hauington," was the quick reply Of lie
brother.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29

WHO ARE THE RICHa
From he London Inquirer.

Who are he rich 1.-The favored FEW
Whose hands their dazzling treasures hold,
With luxury deck their halls. and sirsw
Their paths with goldi
No: for Inc wealth . proudly "a.
i borrowed all--lhe fatal bond
May giant i 70 the grave. but 10,
An hour beyond.
They are the rich whose treasures lie
III hearts, no, hinds--in heaven. not here;
Whose Ways arc marked y piiS's dgh,
And meFey's tear.
No borrowed wealth, no falling store;
These treasures Of the soul remain
lis swn; and when % live i Ger,
70 die i gain.
Who arr Tie poor 1.-The humble race
who dwell where luxury never shone--
Perrhance without friendly face.
Save Col alone I
No, On tie meek and Iowiy mind.
sui following where its Saviour troi,
Though poor ii Al. may richly find
The peace II God
They are The poor. who. rich IN gold,
Coniding III that failhless store.
Or tumble for the wealth they hold,
or thirst Cor more.
Whose hands arc fctiered by ii touch,
Whose liPs no generous do!y plead;
Go. mourn their poverty, for such
Are poor. indeed.
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been betrayed friend who las wasted
attentions in hesrlless fFnaef n vs. il
10 sponi Il lile nuEes. 80 - aiiessiDns
81 devoted iuseIl
Iropld mol suppose lsal oGe standing IN
The position 81 she conIngal gyaailal WAS
ID be the siriim. without prssuiaiag IL
author u Re deprived hfyoni lie reach
81 hope. and Nere il ! lpaeheI sheali
exrlaia,. How liiiie dies lie ihaugh.iess
girl reflect On the price she i pakiHg lnr
mnmenlary sureess-in The inlaaii0a
ii hat,ils tiipi. snnn ~ lite, vii leave her
without Erspee: aud without character .
fnr. however lhe wnF.Hi may praclicr and
laugh Al deception. il seeks only tur ID.
tegrlIy A. the Iswpi ri Is confidence.
We like 10 contemplate tie gfares Of
female beauty. where Tile. aHd llnFe. and
smiles. aEd al the Nisrheuos ii lowell
ness, are The .lEapeEy 81 = Mgni Al peace.
and 4 heart endowed with goodness. But
lei iaisehood he suspected. and ihe augei
form seems vile. Ne lnashe tine wreagh
and Ifesses lhai deck lie btnw III shame.
ifliIsehooI seems thus tile 10 those
who practice il. and IL The eye al man.
how daIh il apaar mhrn tile eve VI God
heaolds IT, Truth the light arnand HIS
throne; sud naugtt hnt truth ean erier
heaven. FalSetnod mty hate its tfiumph
fur lay, but I'LL IL gains ae wasted ~
All hour. aud viii ilstm tade lis .uilIurs.
Those WIN lose and m,ihr q lie are elias.
srd with III tile vile wh1 sjt and weep and
howl w,lllau. The gates pf paradise.
l'arlgr Ns.sxias.
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From The Exeter News Letter.
JESSE VERNON;
or the IIaid Of tho Mountains,

ny /" corsIS EMMA. "

NMAfGEM
Away m among The . Granite Hills of
old New Hampshire Stood noss.coyer.
ed cottage. Iisiwalis were blackened BY
the storms of many winters. and vet il
looked as iirm as the mountains thai stood
near and lowered heir proud, grey heads
f;u up into the clouds.
sparkling stream dashed down the
side Of one of these hills, and ran right
merrily past the cottage, never swerying
from its course, but sweeping I" onward,
right onward until it reached larger
stream Ear Gar away.
The interior Of The lille cottage had al.
so i venerable appearance, bul The apart.
ment that served Tor both parlor and kltch'
en-, with lis well secured floor lis antique
chairs and table; the beauiat standing in
one corner, with lis rows Of bright dishes;
the manlleshclf. on which laid The large
family Bible, hymn book, anllwooI three
oiher volumes; and the oIdhre place, pos.
sessed an air OF extreme comfort and neat.
ness.
Jacob Grey, kind hearted old soul, hls
"gude wife, and their'grand.daughler Jes
sic, were the only inhabitants Of this rus.
Tic. home. lie was hunter among The
mountains, and on a clear day the sharp
crack OF lis sure rifle could Be heard echo,
Ing lar and near. Ii was seldom that !
night passed. however, and found him
away from his house, where pleasant
words and warm hearts ever gave h IN q
hearty welcome.
His wife was "plain homespun wo
man." as The saying goes, wise in tia
wisdom which comelh from abnye, bn
knowing LILLE Of The philosophy Of TN,
world.
Jessie Vernon loved these her relative.
with an ardent devotion. The fifeeI
short years Of her life had sped swiftly
away amongst the dear haunts Of her home
And that home was her world, for ihongl
she had often heard Of her father, who hat
persisted al sea many miles away, eth
mountains tha, looked so prolectingl,
down upon her seemed 10 shut her gu
800 49, 6'sas MOtlu OeSOnu.
jessie was not beauty perhaps, b.
there was fascination in her large brow
eyes, and an expression ahou, her whol
conntenanee more interesting Than Ill
mostregular features could have been. Sh
was one Of those swee, wild flowers Hi
spring up UNDECIDED, far away from The bl
sy haunis oil man.
A bright day in The early Autumn wa
drawing near lis close. Jessie had draw
her glandmother's chair nut into the pore
and was sitting on the doorstep al b,
feet reading aloud from The Bible.
The last rays OF The sun were lingeril
on the tops Of The mountains, while rio
golden clouds floaled high in the air. ri
birds we're singing their sweet good nigh
all nature seemed as il about sinking I'M
repose.
Jessie had read but few verses. VIII,
she suddenly stopped, and leaning Ii
Young head on her granlmother's Ia
gazedparneslly up into The sky. and bur
into tears.
. Jessie, child, what is it,, asked Il
matron anxiously, laying her wrinkl,
land on The brow Of her darling.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
Nemsrarers,-TI.e Hon. IntIge Lon.

EeWspaperS,.-The Hon. Judge Long
street says--smail is tie sum that is re-
qurca 10 paFouize news; aper, and most
amply fenuueraled is The patron. care
not how humble misunderstanding the GA.
zeiie which lie takes, II is mex, to impus.
slble 10 Gill a sheet 50 mes a wear, with
ont pulling into il something that Is worth
the subscription Price. Every PareHt
whose son is off from him at school. stanid
supply him win a newspaper well
remember what difference there vas be-
lseen ihose Of my schoulmates WHO had,
and those who had rot across IA newspa-
pers. O4hpr things being equal. The first
were always decidedly superior 10 the last,
in debate and eompnsiuon IL least. lite
reason is nlain--lley had nose facts. A
newspanrr is a history II current events,
as well as 4 curious and interesting mis-.
celIany, and winch youth viii pursue with
delight when they viii read nothing else.
Too Late. a poor womannamed Cur
r., living III Front street, Wilmington,
Delaware, who washed for living. recent
IL died III cholera. Two weeks before
her death, relative Or old friend, dying.
bequeaihel 10 her 100000, The news Of
which did not reach Wilmington until the
earth was over her remains,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29

A Steam Id0l.-In the History n
Wonderful lpvtntiau-," teeenlly publish
ell. we iiad lhe following FURIOUS aefpuui
ni an ancient lani which, scied upnn by
The agency ii IT. am. deceived AID ssguE-
i.hed is cTaduinus tntefies. Lhs il "ne
Of tile earliest instances on record IN
which lie expansive properties Il seem
Mete applied 10 amy furpose;
I'll i. alsn reearlsa, ihsl u.o on lie
hanks nl tho WeseF. the anctnt Ttetot &c
gods sometimes marked ihrtF dispIeasvIs
hy sort Of ihundet.bol', witch was im-
media,ely succeeded by cloud thsifiiled
The temple. An image Of The god Bus en-
ick, which was ionnt in some exCaf stlons.
clearly explains lie manner in which thus
prodigy ~ss accomplished b. the priests.
The heal Of lie metal god was hollow,
and contained within u pot 81 water !:
The mouth, and another hole. above the
forehead, were stopped nv wooden plugs;
. small sioye, adtotly placed IN rasriy
Of The head under tie PIT, conished char.
coal, which. being Ugh eil, gradually heat
ed the liquor contslnfd III lie tead. The
vspnt produced from the water ha,iug
acquired sutlirleul pressure. forced out
the wooden plugs with loud pof, and
they were mmedlarlv followed BY Two
je.s Of stesm, WITCH formed a aense cloud
round Tie gad. and concealed lin from
his astonished wofshppefs."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29

I'VE Rectify no TIistakes. MIR.
Jcssutrum, Treasures 81 Banking A.
sociation, IN this City, received on Sttut-
day from the Sesman's Swings Bank.
one thousand dollar bill instead Of one
bundled. lie did not Discover The mis-
take III tie time, nor until an hour or two
sfterward, when tie was within an zee Of
paying away tie bill for The amount lie
supposed i 10 represent, bu, caught
glimpse Of the additional cgpher before it
passed nut 81 his hsads, Iiurtying back
10 the bank, he informed The paying teller
that he had made mistake.
Ave lectity M mIs'akes after The
parties have LETT the bank" was lie re-
ply.
"Yes, but you've psid me toe much
money"
| This vas quite another pair ot sleeves
The Officers ii tie b#nk wete instantly n
! the qulvtve. Mr.. Jessprrgm hardcd in
the one thousand and ftrtised enc hun
bred IN rautn, witilaut even thank
you - by way uf difference.
N Y 9fnYYS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-29
CHATTER III.

|, was clear, bright day in the early
Autumn. Bngh, as lhs, on which Ernest
Harrington first mel The gentle maiden,
vii, was nov to become his bride. The
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-26
Brighton Marlset-Thursday, Feb. aa.

IhepOTItu
AT Market 625 Beet Cattle, IL pairs Working Oxen, 1850
Sheep, and go Swine.
PRsoEs-Beef Gaftls-Extra $500; first quality $780,
second do. sc 90; third DO $3.50.
Workng Oren-sales at S75 s3s, Ss5, $3.50 and $l25.
Coos and CalueS-S24, %, IS and $40.
Sheep-sales at $780, $50 and S.. A few cossetWeh-
ers AT SO each, and a few at Sll each.
Syine-One lot to peddle, selected, 4Ac for Sows and
sac for Barrows. At retail ami &C.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-26
FOR. SALE

- rTNHE subscriber offers for sale his situation in
hs1N Z the rheast part of Charlton three miles from
sAzA Charlton and Cappville Dopots, consisting OF a
good Honse Carriage House, Barn. Wheelwrisht Shop,
with watepower and machinery convenient for the bust
Also, five acres of good Tillage Land, with Black
smith Shop upon the For further information In
quire of the subscriber the premises.
Charlton, Feb 20. ALANSON p. TOWER.