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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-28
A U CTION.

"HE Subscribers will continue offering
IL their Stock of GOODS at Cost until
Thursday The 29lh inst. on which day They will
offer the remainder at Auetion. ~
R. CAUSSE e. Co.
N. BAH persons indebted TO the concern
of X. Causse u Co. are particularly requested
to call and settle without delay.
R. c., & CO.
Nov 7 If AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-28
A Teacher Wan1ed

TElO take charge Of the RED BANK Acade
IL my. One we'll qualified 10 leacli The
Languages, would be preferred. Recommen
latons Of morals and character. will be reqiir-
ed. as well as qualifications For further par
.,.,lrrr, mail, La
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-28
Candles, Soap, &c.

CHHuItS, SOIp, &C.
80 BOXES Sperm and Adamantine Can
GU dies.
Is Boxes Hul's Candles.
2n do Wincheslers Turpentne Soap.
20 do Toilet and Shaving Go
For sale by II. A. KENRlCK:
Hamburg, Nov 26 It as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-28
N o r. &c E.,

N y Y Il.
A IL persons indebted to the estate William
IA Raborn, decd, are required to made inl.
mediate payment. and those having demands
against the Estate, TO present them properly
uItes,cd on or before The fifteenth day ofJanua-
ry next in the Court Of Ordinary, as desire on
that day 10 settle up the Estate.
H. B. RABORN, Adm'or.
Nov. 10, I549. If "a
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Nov. 21
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-28
Edgefeld Female Institute.

Nov. 7. 1549
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-28
house and Lot for Sale!
Constantly ON Hand, {,

Oct. 80.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22


TAKING ToLL-The st. Louis Reveille is pub
fishing tale, purporting to give some adventures
in the life Of young physician, from which WI
take the following exiract
A snow having fallen, the young folks of the
village got up grand sleighing party 10 country
tavern at some distance and the interesting younf
Widow Lambkin sat in. the same sleigh, under the
same buffalo robe with myself
"Oh, oh-don't! - she exclaimed as we came
10 the first bridge, catching me by the arm, and
turning her yelled face towards me, while her lit
ale eyes twinkled through the gauze, in the moon
Light.
''Don't WHAT" asked, e Pm not doing any.
thing"
g Well, but | thought you were going to take
toll" replied Mrs. Lambkn.
"To +" rejoined, What's that f"
Now, do tell " exclaimed the widow, her
clear laugh ringing above the music of the bells /;
$ DE-. Mellows pretends that he don't know what
toll is -
Indeed, don't then,'' l said, laughing in turn.
Don't know that the gentlemen, when they go
sleighing, claim kiss, as toll, when they cross
q bridge Well, never .
But shall | tell it all The struggles of the
widow to hold the veil were not sufficient to tear
it, and somehow, when the veil was removed. her
lace was turned directly towards my own, and the
snow Clustering in the moolight, and the horse rot-
ing on Of HIMSELF the toll was taken for the first
time in the life Of Dr. Mellows
soon we came TO long bridge, but the widow
soon as we reached it.
But you won't take toll for every span, will
you, doctor E" she asked To which the only
reply was, practical negative to the question:
Bid you ever, reader, slsigh-ride with widow
and take toll at the bridges
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22
DAGUERREOTYPF,


~ wonldrespe return tharks for liberal patron
~ age bestowed on him sinoe be INT had the honor o;
in'roduanE the DAGUERREOTYPE into NevClrisaus
ave yeaIs ESQ daring which time he has taken more Portrait
than any 9hsf person IN the world. His specimens Wert
e1hioed 81 the Ear in oompetit0n with Others taken BY
Rs pft oPaFaor rom NawXOk, and he was awarded the
l- alQ4I no EpecnenE hited at his sstabishmen
Dat thto te5eA By hEe J. NJ assures the public that his
J'1e WIZ continue to be what they always have been
-a4, AIS toag experience, and constant practice
ny to psron9 derrous of instruction in the
1SenLlu 9L Genuns Highlander Cameras 20 per cent
29eeper than any n the city all other articles the
haiea az ~ per dozen sOovis No for 90 a5susganed
Nc t plates mada Ia the United States CEsas 90 rs and
- egi @ewH0rk Gausfat at ai8
= orders FROM the eountTy promptly attended
~ Enhance No. s CAMP rtrsat.
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"a Q: AlNsWoRTH, NO T.8R Up U8LTC and CO W.
IA MISSIONER OF DEEDS for egsrg Stale "a M
OelS9' OgE3os-H2 90 CAMP STREET, New Oreans
10y Dispositions taken, Accounts PF0bated Deeds and
koTtgages Drawn, and al Documents aud Instruments al
Whiting PiepaTed aud Authenticated for Use and ReCofj
any part Of the UNITED STATES.
~ Maine and other Protests particularly attended IN
anu a cases Of General Average Partial Los enrectl,
H"eSu ana promptly arranged. mh25 lYdE w
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November Election.
MAKORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
General CounefI.
SITTING Or rHUR551Y M ocToBEP 80

y - = q a y - "a = IL
SITTING or 1HURSDaYl ma OCTOBER 1919
ResQtVea, That for the election to be held on The fnt
9nuay IN November next the polls shall be held the
following Commissioners and Clerks
First Precinct:
at Fire Engine House No L. Reaous street near Bacs
saat,, GoHH5sst 0aerS-James Ross Geo A Risk Philip
Second Preciact,
Dagranges Hail. Nsyades street. near the Horse Station
Raes.... Ctefks-5. G. GoIdsmith s. Phillips
Third Precinct:
a Ai 4 57; Ealto3 School House CoHmissorsrs a.
Fels' ihhm Emerson ~. donovan. CiCrkS-G. w.
Fourth Precinct.
a. Fire Engine H9nso No Is Apollo street Commits
CiaEs-G, W. WhtsReadi b T. Z Cad isie' . Alr"n
FIFTH Precinct:
AT Fire Engine House No g Thchoupitoulss street.
Semmissigaers-C NJ. Waterman, Paul r. Sheffield,
Terrell. l'''''' "O'''' an VICE. N'chaId
Sjrh Precinct:
At the Hal Of Loui,ian Hose Company Caropdeet
street.. CoNiia'SSf0RerS-R; sykes, B Kandg Samuel
Jackson. C1erks--George +. Psaaon John f. wilson
SeUeah Precinct
AZ Arthur O'Doaneps Coffee house corner of Poydras
?. McIlyaine, Walter Sicoi.. Clerks@John " TSyof
Eighth Precinct.
and C Wa SoA se' H2s Cent street between Levfe
5 maiot Robert Monteith ,.. Cterks-W Il. slafI, L,
Ninth Precinct.
the Second Ward Coffee house corner of Nsrais and
story PaloS Shields ceTis@H G. Fosta S'j J. W.
ESIhdAuezs
Tenth Precinct:
AT Hampers Coffee houe corner of Toulouse and Ola
,eyee Streets ComaiSf 0sors-L. L. Maxent BENJAMIN
" Nh h oe'o j. p KamBsl, ceris-Gastsye Jaquet, L.
E3eUenh Precinct.
AZ PaiVfzo Coae house, Odeans Theatre. . Commits.
'Ctcrks-E A, Michel, Anggste Deian
IlDelh Precinct:
-. Ie aIAet Goiiee houfe corner Marais and Orleans
chuId, Jr'.., Cterks-la. Price, Emile Keynes U"'
IhifeeRM Precinct:
AT the Fire Engine House No T. Iopital vtrss bst,,,
Bourbon and Royal streets CoHnliysoHrrs@ v Gent
aaln jules CasssEd. Il. Cauen.... Clerks-J. Doho56e
Fourteenth Precinct:
A. aonteeut CoHee.house, corner Bayou Road and st.
Aaqb sS,s' n ~. Baraett D. Coulter
Fifteenth Precinct:
bit aaeaio Coifes.ho5se corner 2f Union and Good
John GuesnOn. -. Clerks Eugene StaeB, John Below
SitteeHm Precinct:
AT A. FaivTe's, conner Of Tont and Bayou Road . Com
p piisgs'o'isTJ BSemude1 lCuoullu T. G Rap,
SeUegteeHm Precinct
isner lne N95hngton Hotel At MipabuFg C1B,aais.
tterhS-lleny dart, john Jacobs
Eighteenth Precinct
~ 5enos Cofee-hOuse, corner of LeyCs and Spain
Nbae Ame CEs@ueaTy n Ge.ssn jo on Ma Esa
NReteeRM Precinct
AZ the Mexican Gulf Railway Depot Co,y,yssjo1ers-
Henry seguin f. Newman. '0sspn rea'ce''' Clerks
IDenteh Precinct
. Al the corner Of Casacayo and Moutegut street, ,-;,,
h' llsVo{ Come house Cegmis SiOaers-T ID F9gaf
q Baroq BosioHaine, }. R. Vienne CierEsSEdo1ssd
Ttoentg.frst Precinct
AtJoseph Marets Cohea.house, near the Sugar Refinery
NJ ColrOn. Ctcrks-p, Daron, Numa Trtm5 r
,,.,...- ,-., n. WMi, sCs POMPKINs, President
tseaed 5 A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor
a true COPY on 70 a. ST. CERAN, Clerk.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

ANNABEL LEE.
ItwHs many and many year ago,
10 kingdom BY the
That maiden there lived whom you may know
~ the name of Annabel Les
And this maiden she lived with no other thought
Than 10 love and be loved By me.
Iwesa child and she was a child,
lnthis kingdom by the sea,
But we loved with love that was more than love-
t and my Annahsl Lee =,
With a love that me wnged sslaphs Of heaven
Coveted her and me.
And this was the reason that, long ago,
Ia this kingdom By the sea-,
A wind blew out OF cloud. chilling
NV beautiful Annabei Lee
So thai her highb0rn kinsmen came
And bore her away from me-
To shut her up in a sepuChle
la this kingdom By the sea.
Theanges not half so happy in heaven
Went enVyng her and me
Yes l-thai was the reason Gas all men know
Ia This Kingdom by the sea-
That the wind came out of the cloud by night
Chilling and killing my Annabel Lee.
Bat our love it was stronger by far than the love
O1those who were oluer than We
OF many far wiser than we
And neither the angels IN heaven above,
Nor the demons down undei The sen
Gan ever discover my soul from the soul
Otthe beautiful Annahel Lee:
Forthe moon never beams. without bringing me dreams
Oi the beautiful Annabel Lee
And the stars neverI.e, but feel the bright eyes
OF the beautiful AnnNbel Lee
And so, all the night tide, lie down by the side
AOf my dBTing-my daTling-my life and my BRIDE
In her sepulChre there by the sea-
In her tomb by the sounding sea.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

" - $1,000 SS~sS@sAA4a'
VIE subscribers would RESPECTFULLY call the attention of
4 COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and Dealers in erFs5Fs
HATS and CAPS in general, TO their VERY 80
Ess LARGE assortment of the above named Ia
I'D G0pds, which is SECOND TO NONE IN THE
60 CITY, COmprsing EVERY KIND AND QUAIL.
II entirely too detail but can honestly
sure all persons about purchasing in this line that an nspsc
ton OF then stock will be greatly their advantage beora
purchasing elsewhere the that they mostly all
ct rt their own maR1tecqTs, and come DIRECT FROM
THEIR OWN MANUFACrORY at Newark: N J. /:
and being satisfied with the MANUFACTURERS
PFlES feel certain that purchasers cannot fail 10 be sat
hsd O (atsT an lnEpeCtODl that the above repre-
Sented DURBRIDGE & co.
oci4 ON 70 CustOmhouze street up stairs.
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70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS:

-, The suboFibsE have, within the past two sss8Fa
81 weeks rso5ivee, Per ships Railh, NiObe, fS
SKI wabash and Others, q large and cOmDete ~
- als9Ttment of HATS and CAPS, for the Fall and
winter trade iro their Mandatory in New York,
stln0 OF HEAVIER Nntria, Castor M0eskn, Silk Angola,
ana ygOol HATS; Otter, Sea Nutria, Glazed Goth and
mar seal GAPS. Also an assortment of Silk, Bingham
and Cotton UMBRELLAS, which will be offered on the
most liberal Terms. Country Merchants and Dealers will
mud 10 much to their interest uine Stock.
% tnl ID. w. s. i BELDEN, Charities ST,
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SHIP. TIMBER, sPARs, ETC,

WHITE OAK TiMBER. ifom 30 10 % feet long,
w YELLOW PINE TIMBER from 30 10 70 feet long;
SPRUCE SPARS, from 20 to 80 feet loag;
ST. DOMINGO. CUBA and HONDURAS LOGS.
MAHOGANY Plank, Boards, Soantng and Turned
Neweils and BsusteB:
CLEAR WHITE PINE, CYPRESS and POPLAR;
OAK, ASH and HICKORY Plank and Scantling.
80 al kinds Of LaHqEer salged 10 order.
sep27 I'm IA is and Is St Josep1 street
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pELIGHTFuL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
KTR. GEORGE CULLUM offers for sale bis deiEbtrpl
~ residences on the Eastern shore Of Mobile Bay -
There Is not more charming spot 10 be found in the @
- south IL stands some seveny-fve feet above tue
sR3he water the land rising in succession of terraces
~@sOid handsome wharf rises the st of these whence
wei laq seTpentne walks J. ad 10 the delightful residence
ANA out buildings The place called Rayignna from the
avne that edges the Northern side of the font lawn in The
middle Of which flows stream Of spring water that rises
amidst the iO &c That lines the side and head of the dell and
As never even peeped at by the Besides crung through
the Dairy mis- sparkling stream forms near the Bay sue
Cesson of everOWing Shower Baths and "a be water Is
almost always sag that washes the foot of the bluff every
species OF fine Babing ct ell times be eDOved Abun
dance Of Game always be had in the rear and an nm
falling supply Of Fab De taken at apv time in front
For a Summer Residence and Watsripg place II csT
scarcely be ENABLED in the South. ~
~ For terms, and other particulars INQUIRE of r +
NICHOLS q co. cor. Camp and Eatchez sts 90 1nitW
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PHILADELPHIA, June IS ISL feel free to recommend
III lays syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Tar from my ca pei.
thee OF rs oehebia effects in my CBse have been
Tor some Tine past subject to attacks of splitting Of blood AZ
tended with weakness Of the breast and uneasy sensation
4t lhs stomach, accompanied with dyspepuC symptoms
Last spHng, having attack of it, recommended BY
an who bad been cured b. Dr. DayS syrup
20 try It, did so, and relieved by less than on
uOtle LIS apparent good effects were immediate.
JOuF /. DRAM, Ladies' Shoemaker 20 Race 81.
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Mns 90 and Oh na.r,n -trnnt


EDRlESTLY 8 BEN, importers and Dealers in Foreign
4 ana Domestic Ha5dwaIe, Cutlery, Iron, Tin m
eFal patronage The quality and prices Of their II a
g9ed' ena IheiT PT t attention to all orders Io
* h4aRee q lheu iayofsi By arrivals from European
8 fresh supplies. carefully seieSed az every i6Br rs
theif line and can confidently invite tha attention of pqr-
English 8arLoa, round, square and lat--7oo tons;
:. Pennsylvania %. d5; Ito tons;
Tennessee Iron 1osp5 5 saqao 5 sad aasoo tons
=, Plough do. "A tons;
' Sill, Moulds-lQ tons;
BTziers' Rods 10 SIS and inches lound-9O0 bds
70 she get ton1Englsn American and Tennessee-omI II
Hoop lrou-fom q to AZ iloh-sqO bundles
Round Io.-if9m Il to 35 iuch-2O0 bundles
h. Sut s E51llii-oelebned Weymouth, and OheE good
Press Spkes-3)l kegs;
I'm Paese 9 o6 il[S5i bs aaRl. sG boxes;
,95 Lj9' 4Lao S2eeT 9to@ 55 eco ID;
German, Shear Bitter and Cast steal-950OO bi
Eprdz5IJ siS Jl-n z, Il1iL = ECU BOAss;
MstteImoIe's Cotton, Wool and Ilone Caijs-60O d0z.
Har and Wis s 3isTe G Dozen. Dozen
Patent balances and Platoon Scales;
Ok, Truce, Log, Halter and Col Chains;
Gealn Gables ami Anchors;
p, American and English Locks; Sliding Door Furniture;
!ooks and Plate Hinges Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every description; Hoes Of every de-
sqr9iion ard pattern; CgssCu Pr and Mill Saws Pougds
TaTrsd and Manila RoUe-all sizes
Oakum, Marine Houscua etc:
Sperm, Linseed, Lard and Whale Oils;
RRt oaPi91 FR Ne. White 6a3 Lead ia.
Black and Yellow Paints VsrdigGs
F Fa5,, pR e., Chrome rome Green 81 b..
E Fjfn On, RS eisiI It99 9 70 90 Pinis'
Sheet Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pine, etc, etc.
r,!g They are also the only Agents in NewOreans of
ulIman, HanIeeT * Co. s celebrated Tennessee IRON
$50 kFedA Eat5u
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rE Merchants, from different sections Of the country
give the NEST hetterng Of the universal
ana e1ncaey OF Dr. ldvlss Syrup, under their notice
number " them witnessing s virtues have regularly sold
on g0ad0u that It did rot give satisfaction the price
should be returned and Of them has had any appca
lion u return the money. This speaks volumes in yO of
the medicine We append few extracts from 0rdeu I'd
samples o. those in frequent receipt Of as well as OF
verbal accounts we frequently heaTt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

Fare-S2O. a.. Time, Is hoDrs- nv he d.il - 9.
9Ie9qme'S ~ wilmington, North Carolina thence by Rail
Ip9d 10 igteIsbuIg theace PhlaleDha Inv ~ sstab
Baltimore ''h'oh Sly' ana
Steamships from SaUannah 10 Mem York
Steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE Is.,a
Savannah alternately every Weduesday-auviRg on HI
following Saturday. Fare, S25 Passenger IeayinS
Montgomery on Monday Morning viii reach Savannah h
tune for the above Steamers, by of an extra night
train from Macon '7'N
Steamships from Charleston to Ns,0 York:
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
leave Charleston seTnatey every Satufday-arriyng In
New York on the following Tuesday, r are, S25.
Steamships from Charleston 10 PhilqdelDhia.
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY leave Charles.
ton alternately every ThuEdHyGuivng in PhiIadegdR on
The following auAd8y.... y EFe, 81B.
isaH 81. 6Asis q sa3a o.sI
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WbAFNNEc0 AND PATN IN TIE BREAST.
FiLADkLPIIIA June y, 1851 highly recommend
IT DaEss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knew.
edge o. ITS virtues Ny wife had been affected for a long
IAg WIN weakness and pain the breast use OF Tins
medicine IN shori time entirely relieved her ThesympiomS
would aiteI time Iecur and all occasions the relief was
bspeeu Sln the INST place. 1t now near six months gjucs
she M been free Of the affection consider and recon-
menu II as most valuable medicine. Its effect
mas been very great, in addition to relieving tie beast
SAMCEL WADLOu ~ Wood street
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GROCER RES, ETC

SEhDCE4lEjS, ETC,
WILLIAM i. CUSHING, Commission Merchant
w No. % GRAyIER street. offers for sale
REFINED SUGARS-Ieaf, Powdered and Crushed. of
800 WoOlseys Stewat's Lowering ard Orleans Refneries
Cu0CQLATE-l6O boxes Of Sweet Chocolate; also Ba-
ker's No. /.
PICKLES PRESERVES, etc-IOO boxes gallons. halves
and quarts Pickles. Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
ketchnp Pepper Sance Assorted Preserves and Jeles
SPERM OII4-ln casks and ibis, pUre and bleached
WHALE SOLAR aud ELEPHANT OILS-In barrels,
pure and bleRchad.
SWEET OII4-l0O baskets pints and quarts
BUITER--St. Louis and Cincinnati packing.
GHAMPAGh E-Ot yartOUs qualities
TOBACCO-1l0 DO es myers superior and other brands
various qualities.
ClGA RS-IO00 600 Common Cigars
LAMBERT'S PRESERV ES-3O boxes Lambet's Vicks.
burg Pegrhes, eseTved, in superior order.
OFAR0 BRANDY-1O haEpipes.
r. H. GODDARD BRANDY-6 hRlEpipes
MADEIRA WISE-tO quarter casks, various qualities
PORT WlhE-2S qugTterCasbs, pure JUICE.
GIN, BRA hpH, RUN, etg.-AN kinds Of common and
superior qualities; niSo. Neutral Spirits NewEngland
Ram; Jamaica RUM Irish, Scotch and Old Whistles;
Anissue; Gq9ooa; GujgnO eti Absynthi Cordals and
Liquors o. all kinds.
FOR Observation-Disclosures sealed HOLSTERS and
Salmon, In and ID cans.
MUSTAHD-FhorntO a. GOngtad's Louisville Ky. in
49, 10, hall and qua ter cans.
GH2S bt.ER K ESQ PACKAGE halves and quarters.
iEAS-lmpeiat GunpOWuer, Tyson, etc. in half chests.
$500 and l3 ib boxes and CanIsteTs.
SOAF-Cast'le, Boston and Cincinnati
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New OEIaang EnLgLani and RomLLLanoe omoa.

New Orleans Emigrant and Remittance Office
80 81
1--WE undersigned, his Old established office continues
4 to accommodate persons DESTROYS of renting money to
their friends in England, Ireland Scotland with Sterling
sight Drafts payable in any town in the above named
Kingdoms, and in TO suit. He also usual continues
having passengers brought from Liverpool this city on
good ships and easOn9ba terms. Parties living at dis
tance by addressing letter postpaidl to the undersigned
VIII be promptly attended to. JOHN TOOLE,
SO ly Is Bank Place, New Orleans.
BLAKE'S FIRE AND WATERPROOF MINE.
RAJ PAINT.
MORE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS of this Pain
1FA has been sold here the past season. which has given
very general satisfaction TO al who have used it-andth
demand for is increasing. The Paint is OF cOlOrstl
Slate and Chocolates the latter is one Of the most fashion,
able cOoB in use, and far more durable tdH lead
as the weather makes impression upon it, whether USED
upnn Brick or Wood.
Mr. BENSON "a Practical Painter, Camp street, opposite
Lafayette Square, who has used extensively viii impart
every desired information respecting it.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by A. O. WILBUR Co,
l9 Bank Place. oil dAVV3m
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DAILY CRESCENT.
ANNABEL LEE.

es The following is published in the Northern
papers as the last thing written by the late Edgar
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AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON * RESTAUR6T
,,-,r,r, 2, No "a Sr. CHARLES ST. 49,

continued endeavors TO please the uubl may s s ms
MN continuance Of that pubic's patronage si5,fO
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON < REsTAuE6T
,,,r, No. a ST. Charles ST. VA -
VIE subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous f,i
= and the public that he has thoroughly he. g e0'
painted and repaired his establishment. and s3NA
VIII open u for their accommodation on Mon w. y
EA-tay, Sept. 3. Having made EN- w -
sfsf5fN n tenslye alterations and Improvement ~ r.
Ns.s e looking department, aitOFing mucb gTs,ta--
1a;a facilities than formerly he trusts tobe M 10
guaeu Oy any Restaurant in the city. lie has mRe o
E Fl ,L .or constant supply Of OYSTERS -
rom the choicest Beds OF the Calf and no N T..
Lakes and his Table l Will always be supplied y NJ ~
e asFHnar,. Win the best steaks, ChOps [gYsg
~ FISH, GAME. ETC., together will -,
markets TN R Gega5y 70 be procured in he Orleans
QqoH Fodsr, Ale ETC., Of tie yaTy beat baa5 ci H.
sesged li eoo 3nd wsass win be ssa5ad % Done u
re ny, anJ ~ VII be 'uH9 sysys al his boat ia ~ &
h. p5ions istciFo biemp anl Dniis asaasgps Ii 5sS'
g WI us5 tgsF asslA0H % 'eHIar his Saloon uslbv
HlsSa Ihs gAssaHyi
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and Savannah NiaoOn


IC1UeS. .9yTrirr7 D;sto,s..
montgomery, DAM 0pehka, II NJ Railroad 81 miles
Opelika, Pm Bamesv'e l0A NJ Stages gS miles
K Evansville 8dPM Macon, q. Balifoad q miles
Savannah, Pm Charleston BAN St'mboat i4Omies'
Edye-. HogtgOmery to Charleston, S23 500 Sayqa.
nah $50 90 Time through 73 hours, Including two
nights, rest, viz; at Savannah and Macon "
The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and Savap
man line, are the MetumOTa William SeabraOk and Cen
Cnqh, well known for their safety neatness and gu1pt
Gus fare No charge for meals Berhs.
The Cans the Central Macon and Western Railroads
are Of the finest description.
Staging reduced 10 IS miles.
y Two DAILY LINES of iourhorse Post Coaches from One
hka TO hanesyle, via COlumbus-besdes extra Coaches
passengers, without detention
though tickets apply 70 tho Agent, the Exchange
cry, Alabama. e' at t'iOH'E'In
Passengers procuring through tickets of the Agent
ny lOnlEOmeIy, VIII save about "A. ,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

Whts Beans PWnes, Dates CuTants Sheled Almonds
NaCEerel and Salmon Iu Kim and halEks Carat Ground
Spices Off kinds, urre Powder Pepper Alspice Gloves
AIers Lemon Synps, Table Salt. Cuon, MacGroni Yer
micei, Talow Candles, Vinegar, Peppermint, Lard Cot
ton Irvine, WasabOauis Nest Boxes and Rncfefg Ale
tofte ard Bravo stout Cuba Cigars Playing Cards Nut
msg5, Gaeo, INDIGO, L9ZeuEeS, Barrel Covers, Malaga
Vine. Colks, Backing, Small BT0Oms etc ete F"
~. b. pies from the country for goods moi in my line
ash. .,o7rS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

lIaOEIER, Jdy ~, IsA6.-YOuT Wild Cherry and Ta
syrup gives general satisisctioH. We have been out OF
to some tine, and thought would not order any; but
IA almost dnllg inquired for, and we thought, perhaps
would be best e order some
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22
from Doctors YaEhaa ard Rs both Draetioi,g p1yst,

CCHs, trsil s DTHgrtstsl
hisHAWAKtl I'D June lS4l DR. DuviS's Wild Cherry
apd Tar Rols OF ike hot cakes. We think that you choose
10 give u wholesale agency for that medicine we can die.
pO'e % e'u'oil Shy amount IA Sorhe5n Indiana.