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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27

Gle - was Just from breakfast, and Standing the
wharf horseback and Pin6 with measuring rod in his
brands hand kn0T nohPg Of the st of the asy few
the same time saw him pushing his barrow against Leddo
when saw the accused and stretch his rod the
did not touch the deceased with his rod who continued
his G ns Arr ss bob n ana men struck h with
struck first and knocked the prisoners slave of his hand
the head LETT where was standing, and came t. the
wharf where the fight was going saw Burns knock
ed then followed him in three feet and
to pull the head Of Pine down INTO the water while his
struck Burns with his knie he much danger Burns
was on top in the mud and water Pine had
use but one hand am related in way the pris-
off Of Pre- nv d s
Leddo had attempted to interfere ha, the would have
MEM the head Of n the
water sons time he had his hat on. Burns on, ST.
save after Blu MS kf ocked one out Of his hand
STEPHEN BRUsT tGeman1 swofn-l was on the next
prisoner at the bar Then they both cnched and went
sone; he then struck Pine the head VIII lie in the water
off, fe ,sf e se id h oce
Cress;sraminatton-l am positive that the deceased
wa,er Pho was undefneah Bsrns when thu. STUCK
PHILIP WILDERMoT swon.-I was unloading my cart
attempting TO down the prisoner the water was running
into his mouth when Pine used his dirk. The mate
standing 10 feet off the Of the fight.
considered the prisoner danger of his life; ran for
friends; when came back saw Burns come out;
Pine had be helped out; there 80 with sticks
ami stones that followed him. am in the employ oil Leddo.
Have known the prisoner for months; he peacea
Bile man; never knew him TO haze quarrel 4
JOSEPH GAVIN -(Testi nony French, and in
preted Leddo standing in front of the staging when
Burns came with slaves Leddo inquired why be took
big the wer fromd ed II 5 Of your
business" Ledd0 then said that he would Burns
very aneily insisted upon pushing on wbeebarow-sad
that he would go ahead if he had 10 shove hem both oyer
board He pushed the barrow the prisoner who had
COM up aud they both then seized slaves when the de-
ceased knocked the prisoners stave Of his hand struck
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27

~ strangers In tn City, DIR. Il. r, MI LILLY
IN The other columns Of this paper he ~
very pest In his profession the United Staes An ~
n need would do veil to him CALL Al So ,sd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27

s5ys The Ship Jane H. Giidden, Capt. A. Childs
HAVE gg opposite Pest IL Second hun,cipalny
gnees please attend to the Of their goods on the N
gods permitted within five days viii be sent TO the
nublc so,es ie25 DEWEY g. CO. o. Grayiss ST.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20
) elected y oetrp.
THE BRIDES FAREW ELL.

Farewell Mother tears arr streaming
Down Thy tender. lallid cl,eck.
!, IN gems and roses cleaning.
I'm eternal sunshine dreaming,
>,arrc the sad farewell may sf"ah.
Farewell mother NOW have thee,
And III, love unsgsakab'c-
One IA trust who int, drcwNr the.
One Ia thccti-h-- Uh1 may yrrN- me
Farewell mother fare thee Well
Farewell E.,l,r thou m smil.nr.
Vet there's sadsss on Thy brow
Mneled loy and lanruof lllng,
Al my heart, from that t-'snilins
Tenderness, Ia which ~.
Farewell father. thou dnlst bless nr.
t.r ~, hJ- thy name could he'll
u, mpy wssind who should oarr,s me
VII, should ~il,re--Inny opIrrss M
Father rm.niian iaIc thee well
Farewell Sister '--ihou art ~ lining
Round M. IN aih',i'nn deep.
Gazing ga NY rafh 20 SHINING.
Wishmg "py -. hu, u. 'rr dSimng
Wby hl,,s-d hr,d should weep
Infcsrll .i-ict have wc ever
siitn-i wrath uuf hna,ts 10 swell,
I 81 gii>r looks, 81 WuniS. tins, sever
tir-, that ,hn'iid h' parted never,
SISTER, dearest idfc thee VEIL
Farewell BrsA.s '-,hou ar, brushing
,.rnty III ti,.sr 'rar.r at mine
tud the crpi that fresh wnr ri,-huF,
N, mo-, huly k's- Is hushins
tau 'rt ,e..,., ip,c Ike iitiuc
Farewell brave and rrn'le brother,
a.. mae A, IIt,t t,.rsl. an tsII
| aNr M yri--al,hourh snuiirr
lnnn- iunia father mother
al beloved ones larr thrr well
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

Opinru OF ,l, Com, hy Justice LiI-c,~h'.
IT, appellee filed hi, l~'it~n against the ap-
plLnl N the Distract Court Of Washington
SAINT, on the llih Of May, 1896 "a the fol-
1U3as words:
~ me It,qo,aLie ii. .Tuicc Il the Th,r!
fric' Court: Th. petition OF Charles kci-
a. YOUR Honor show 9Th, that John T. Cole,
Iii, county aforesaid, ou the All day OF
b. A. II. 1910, executed his certain pruInis-
mute. IN the words aud figures, Ms follows,
Washington, i,h March, 1910. Two
p after date. promise 10 pay Charles kol-
or order, aiiccn hundred dollars, Tor value
1,,ed. Signed. John T.. Coles And, on
- same diN, John i. Coles executed his GER
- other promi-sory note, IN figures and
eoolS u, follows, to-wit: Washington, ith
l1neh. 1870. Twelve months after date,
stn,,, to pay Charles Kelsey, Esq, or order,
Nm hundred dollar, for value received,
4mDsd. John =. Coles" On which last aior,-
= prpmissory note, is the following endorse
- ,o.wfi: PA, to the orlrr OF James +.
w. Signed, tharlc, +. Kelsey, James T..
sv' Aud your petitioner alleges that he
- owner and holder of both ot the slii
issory notes. the latter not being trans
~ b, cndor -uiout. by means whereof the
John I. tuts has become liable t. pay
- petitioner the sums oi money VNpr' 9sci
, ~ two promissort notes, with interest from
~ slime thu, become due to-wir; Upon the
~ OF SAID notes, from the ..th dry of March.
|e11, and on The last, from the nh day Of
|1neh, ISL Vet the SAID John L. Coles
4nnah so indebted and liable MS aforesaid ha.
~ ,c, paid said amount or amy part thereof
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leo. 4, char. a. contains provision that in It's
Terms 80 Var n !, relates ioa M bseq,ent promise,
5 not Ins'erisl!, di%reni from or own, and the
F.ngtsh court nrrA, tts, nc, att~ar to h~fnon.
zc with Che doeitNe laid down in kste-y, and of
the Supreme Cont Of tn, United Stsees, IN 1,
Peters From winch It appears that ih>se s,ust
be- IN acknowledgement Of n. Act~ eN,~tiug,
and an oppression q Willingness /. ray II, boil,
must concur do these two INGREDIENTS. n,acs-
sary 10 make AN acknowledgement within The
sla''1s, concur III Coles letter ~ Kelsey, IL
appears to me, thai Il deVs so n,T..a,; thu, *
II the letter referred tp the two notes exhibited
NJ the rl.adinc and t-lievc that the r,,..uuu.
ton 81 law, 0n the absence n any other trans.
actions 81 the character referred 10 in the let.
teri world be, that III. letter had reference I,
Hose notes, and to 10 othc.s Tins prr.vrpp.
tim, II not rchnitcd, would then as.t,rne tho
character Of full proof. In the le,,ers, N. mn
only recognizes the existence Of the DEBTS. but
also declares his intentions b. paw. II the
promise or acknowledgment contained in the
letter had hcen set out IN the tstNion, should
have lclt No difficulty in affirming the Judgment !;
BIN hcanse that was not dorr and nothing
appearing IN III. petition IT, let ~ that letter. 40
M to make the dtiegata and probnia correspond.
believe the Judgment ought 10 be reversed
and reminded
.inst'ce Wheei,r dissenting sarno, con.
eur IN ihs opinion 81 The Court. and will state
hereafter the reasons on which ! think the
Judgmen, ought 10 hc affirmed
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WHY ''onh-' 10, YIN rr r,-ne o,t IN the rs.,
Hinge. my dsrltnt. Mr.. Nrr.,'r.y ," ~,I a, iii
lfish crown % tbs wang si,- of .sl,wt sts.t =,
cuharA tr Nssifas, tsr been m th.m - ~. NIL,
and well do r,rs,nter tle iarm-i,,s weu, ,hr.,vh
n,sii siri day with t- ir,rkst.~ They hay. ,,s,y
-Uck-rs hanging down hosn ueir h.s.l. an, ,h..v
dr" '' l'e hlo-.i o ri ye hiore y. tan srt r~a-
Thu terrifying lived la the r,ernfy ~ ,t
Young wosnan ur vessel n,s,le Msiru. r.u,l.. ,h,
drrAs ~.r' s-n ors~dryl al .ani. tel,rh,.n,l nj
the seh' al land, W. Nan-ir,s, smnr ,l. n,.I5 h,
A~ ~ was Of stor duration f,r ~, the .hoe- .h-
i~frTi'"d an '~phsni Hefr'1s,'''ken a, III. .,sh'
anil IN hrra,.ss agiust,on .l~ srprx. b-, H. ,ss.
ssolsr''ns 0ith nsasi,ed hands. iIcl, rnpsief, -
that Il ln,is kstn "
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as a necessary consequence, irnr, the principle,
discussed. that when the law of the court doe
not permit the common counts, MS it il with Us
that the contract or subsoluen, promise shout,
| IT, specially a,crred, or fully stated, IN III,
plaintiffs petition Ii the new promise is IN,
cause OF nciion, surely il ought 10 be Sc, ou
IN the petition. If not, when the law i, apple,
! solel, to the pr mis-. shown and sued on, il
viii appear that the plaintiff from his own
showing, is not entitled to bring suit, | do MOI
| believe that il would make any dif!efciN,
| whether the subsequent PROMISE before or at
ter the statute, had completed The lar, III,
! promis. SO subsequently made would be III,
cause of action. The ith section Of the act ol
| limitations makes no exception or di-tinctios. q.
| to the acknowledgement I" take the ease ont
| the operation OF the law, whether 1t be mad,
before or after the bar has been completed
| The words of the act are mo acknowledge
mcut of the justice OF the claim made subsc
quent 10 the time II became due 1t would seen
that il the suit had 10 be supported on the NJ.
know lcdgmcn,, that il would follow that IN,
acl nowiui cement was the cause Of action
whether msde before or after the bar had beer
coupl,tcd Blu, ~hould a distinction be con.
coded. and should IL be- thought that when the
! subsequent promise is made before the bar be.
came romnl,t,. Tint il would impar, y,,al,,,
onl l,r,I ep,rgy 10 the contract dermnn,. and
IN Nh, i,r. Of III. statute. dead. vet under our
system of uleadipp4. | should still hold thu, a
fact so material and one performing SO jmpnr.
Inn, +, mart in ewing ler,l life and effect should
bo distinctly AMI ALTERNATELY clledocl in In.
n,ti,iou Of the plain,ti and IN tins asp.c, | do
no, deem il material TIM, /, should be- held tina,
the subsequent promise. whether made l+tor,
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pA,IsDNS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
SIrrExBrR Term, 1910.

- r. tolss, APPELLANT, ts. tHARLV Mel
~, ArrrLLlE.--Appcal from the District
Court tor the County Of Washington.
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lIhihNiN" rht BANS u scholar II Dr pr,hy'.
coming into the Tarirt WHORE ,i,s p,rtor nal h, 49,
hnr hnnoh oi eml--s ipr has own eating talr, !, nm
hnd 'nYs ai"'d, puh.. il.s i..a. hs,e...n ,ha..
r'al'' and my nr'nh Il any nv know. any mi
,a'r' :" im.'s,usn' Why these two .h,s,ld nj l.,
tiurd n,cis~r, lv hnn drclanr a"
The d'Htf beng IN the ne,i rpom n,rfA,s n, Ill
my was 'n'd HHd cotnng into ir sclssa m mi. nj
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:" n'''',d 10 the n"ial di-r l,r ~ r,,- IN, .lc,sI
t""sn IN, ri and TIM hoy'- hart II any nm. kro,.
~ aiP r'', ta'-'' ~ Iia--urr u, why ,ts-a should t
b. tli'd, b. hl'n drrlars 1t "
i,shid The lans,' cr,Si the hoy
My ~ 7 " SD the doetnr
hv. "f''" "a"
Ths rns~er ~ pleased n. ds-tor, thu, is u,d-rvJ
n" hoy To- sii down.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-07-20

'oio>i,i>G rnr ArcNLt>p ls,sSrr We l~syr
ifni The late English Iafs'a that t,- suh.-- q + tho
S"'i Sa whale fishery Is .soltr co-be ~ ME si,-.
'"i' ~ vd,gnhd. II Is represented that tie fart that
u" nil'-i States have sis hunr. v..-.l- .nvvsrd il,
That trade. ~h'lr England has e.- than ,a,n,y IN TN,
~uth-rn whaling s,oa,d- hn- Tor ssu. i,n,y ,..n
a. reh"a'h 10 That country and British culs rrfl-
= no" about To attempt further cfk',- IN the AMIR,
dean seas y; - sisresie,i that tn, want Of pr,I.
-'''inil has been cause OF delay Int W. t,nsi.,l,
late y 'or t's-euaich. who's. iinnc !. rlns,I, n.
Nmh'l WIN ANTARCTIC j-'o,ery, has l'si Obtained ,
rrn IT the Ancklaj Islands, IN condition TINT tho
'o'orn"n s' cail" on if no portion ri the M Aient
.A~h-' ihr rruP oi Island, lie. Ia the son h ~
New Icalaiid anl y SAID To ~ veil sui,, inr n ,st.,
n' ~ 'cg'fi' oinn'i' ami sitiaiinn. ana snccepf
Hidf . anuenird, the vessel. .raar-i IN the cup
,n'" "i mhal'~, viii i riand IN long No,s-c H. Bug
laini ~ NJ Present ~ sa-cal Inducements A.. b. t..
ie ~ "u ~ ,''uil.is, believed thai eor,tnu,
W." ",''if Establish it-'f m The ISLANDS cour-. II
time. VI Esiensr " val ~ eat Ia .u,. rir,en ,h M,
ri'rcns'iils i 'rtsct,H
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rs in'crf.' ~ a. Brush nsno,. dit !. over
tHtt''''"'. se H-- hundred AM iNtHii miioa v
gHiif.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-19
A Word to the Afflicted.

5000 persons in Philadelphia alone
have witnessed with astonishmenl the won
derlul efficacy Of
Thomson's Compound Syrup of
Tar and Wood Naptha
in curing Consumption, Asthma, Bronch-
ills, obstinate Coughs, Pains in the Side
or Breast, Liver Complaint, sc. &c.
This preparation is entirely Uegefoble
remedy, and may be administered with
perfect safety to the feeble adult or child.
Its power as an Expec,orant is admirably
adapted TO relieve the oppression in pull
nonarv disease. and while it assists nature
in throw ing off the vilaled matter which
collects to the injury of the system, ii acts
as a general tonic or strengthened.
The testimony Of Physicians and others
to the value of this great remedy, has been
of the most satisfactory kind, and has
given it character and standard as
FAMILY MEDICINE.
that has placed it beyond competition for
the various diseases for which it is en-
ployed.
Prepared only at the N. K. corner Fifth
and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Sold by Z. ". Scha0qe, Sole Agent for
l.ewisburg and vicinity. 2T3
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Myers Liquid Cure !

Is positive and never-faIlIng Remedy
for PILES, whether Internal, Ex-
,ernaI BIND or Bleeding hiie
{, IL, H.. ,,I,..,,,,d &C. H.
C"o,'' =, 49, pI..,: -
CdhkeI oo'e ",'' '.", n' ''s'"' N"'""-
eous Diseases, MefcHftu 1DecltonS &c
also for Scalds, Burns, Cuts, SpralnS, Brul.
ses. DC. &c.
w. Col ;us,,6.J in nrocl.im;no the Fac, IN
~. Wo,Il ,b., of all medicines ever b,o', before
y. ..,,:. ....,,. h.,o .,c, hsen u,o,c h.,cf;c;.I
=, s,;.,J h,m.n;,v than N,ers' I;o,,;d Cure
We know this is saving a great deal, but il we
were to write volumes we could not say too much
!, n,.;se of ,hi.
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Hooded. nav ,bous.na. bless The b,nnv hon,
'.'ta" g., ,h.v ,vsr. mad. .con,;,,.j .;,h ;,s
,;,,,as .,d o,r nr.s.,, ,,r,.,s. =
:" 80 o,h., ,ho,ssnJ. how and .h.,s ,hsv
" .' "n..; ,ha, '.I;af .h;.h ,h.v n.,h.ns ~.
lony sought for in vain.
Tbe sunerior excellence of this p,eparation
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NEW EDITIONS
EDITORIAL Family 3sible.

Each Volume Is ILLUSTRATED viii, srvera.
hundred l.ngravnss, and The BIBLE with
Dnc Thousand.
AGENTS WANTED in every Town aud
County throughout the Union Ia sell Sears
Near and foPukI; fir'oriai Horhs," UNIVERSAL,
ncknow lodged 10 he the hest aud cheal est eve,
published, as they ce';ainly are the m"si salahle
Any active Aeen; may clear $500 or $1,000 Il
year. A cash capital of SI5 OF $50 will he nee
sSary. Full particulars Of the p' nciplr- and
pr'lit- of the az ncy will be gwen On application
either personally or BY letter.
Address Invariably p"st-paid)
ROBERT SEARS, PrHLIsmru,
1873, Nassau 81. New York.
No letter will be taken from the I, fIce
unless post paI!. $3.50
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English and German Physician.
HOS A. IL. THORNTON. VI. ID.

. AAO - ~ He A1VBN-N wv We Zee
w HO has been regularly educated in
w the University OF Maryland. and an
Honorary Graduate Of Cas'Ieton College o
Vermont. and Member of the Medical
aud Philosophical! Society Of the Stale OF
Maryland, offers his professional services
lH ali the branches OF the Healing Art to
the citizens OF Lewisburg and It's vicinity.
He has been engaged in the practice of
medicine, in Luzerne county in this State,
for nearly thirteen years-lrom whence
he brings letters Of recommendation from
The first men in that and Columbia county.
as regards his standing in the profession OF
medicine, and his genera! character, viz:
Hon John N Conyngham Rev Marmsjuke Pearce
Ziba Bennett Charles Kalbtus
Andrew Beaumont H Young
d" Headley Drs A Is Wilson
H b Wright Thos w Miner
H w Nicholson, Esq H Warner
Jesse Bo~ma Esq A Yohe
Chas B Bowman, Esq NJ Steck
Rev Thomas Bowman
N B. Dit. may be found at his office
at the Drug store on the east side Of Mar
ket st. next to Walls store, or at his resi-.
1ence LIST door below kline's hotel.
Lewisburg, Jan. 5, lS49
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PERFUMERY |!

CCHAFFLE has received a choice as
y sor,ment from L. RousseL and J.
Hauet, Perfumers, whose preparations are
celebrated
Bears Oil Pearl Powder
OK Marrow Fancy Soaps
Bay Water Hair Dye
Cologne Wafer Shaving SonPs
Curling Fluid &c. &c.
AIso-a general variety of Jewelry and
Fancy Articles, Spectacles. Pencils, Wallets,
roothbrushes, Harbrushes, &c. &c.
T.. W. SCUAFFLE.
I.ewisburg, Nav Is, lS4S
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4 DYING WOMAN SAVED
CONSUMPTION CURED.

We give the loIowin. fsc; of which
prove the power life VIXEN the prr-on
the very lt stages Of existence when B'onss
IaSiaa Pulmonary Bai IL administered
We live the follow r'tfcl.c Q fact O. cure which
sos ~ prove the power To lite when tn, person
ec'ss tp be- in IN. very last stages OF exsence when
Brdsts Inds6n Pulmonary Eaom is adninist red This
case duss not Stand sio,uc cu2i u-iac MANY cp.E.
~ marr'!ohs and asonS.tDc'n1 kErdroys OF ho,el,ss
cases anu ho.sf"ds oi eases ca I'D CONSUMPTION
THIS CURE eh.'r,ed the viii. of Mr. ZiBs
DiksNSN OF tin. t0nsn of R1iis,oa Surasga Co. " Y
Mrs Dykemin wa pre- nouuced ayne. and Mr. Dykenian
went 10 the sor of Mr. joHN WAIT purchase cloth for
shroad and other bVisi iats expecting his wife
would soon die sh wa- in III f stage the disease
-wss much oppressed and dis;rosssd-,ni relieve her
ertaf distress. and make dysR yii,tc easy Mr.
Dyk'man ws- p"r-u'l'd To- her some al BRAN1~S
INDIAN PULMONARY BAisAM." liz took me Iuisan
hotne with thc -hr"ud. aud portion his wilis
relieved |" r-sh. continued take i, un IN. r. ov. red
9OoD HEALTH ana sic has ra.ssaod U for aea-y -four
yar'-s'r PanihIe tor p,rr.-uar.
Mr. DvkrwAS -wor. Z, TIN. aiuve facts befu e r-Hos e.
fouNG, E-q- of Raiis,on Spa. .s'tl April, isis
1Hor Il. forNG E-,l, .l,ssftrr c,Itnrs tiat he has
known Mr. Ds k'fn"n n.iiy yr.rrtnd that he is
tsir most ~o,rhy aud r'serabie ct,.es and Mr. JoHN
AIT the rcant spoken OF hb also cetife. 10 tho
good charatrr OF M DyieaHs. and that h. was sc.
quant.d with aH t. Jac1s htyu. heard them often spok
OF by fuLepdn