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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-24
Days W'ate,.- 2 4 2 T 5.ocf Cps,
Goats, Cl0aks, Cushions aud
EP p IsNsG.,s S. sss 81 !. 81 sss
COMPOUND FLUID ExTREtT0I S
SARSArARILLA45ANDi QUEENSs


DELIGHT
There are few cases nf chronic and palnfn
Rheumatism that will not yield to the infiu.
ence of Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight If
duly perscvered, especially if taken in cong
junction with Hydr. of Potash, times called
1fcrcurial Rheumatism (violent pains in the
bones, &c.,) resulting from the nlercury taken,
by patients during severe fevers and other
protracted disease. ss;s IS
II is highly recommended fortaIl diseased
OF the skin, chronic as well us recent One
bottle will, in most instances, sef1ecthalyre
move all pimples, postHlcs, or blotch on tia
face, TO winch hyoungg persons iil thisi
are SO much subjected to, arising eifher ftpns
iWpnrity OF The ioqd III
best remedy known for scrofulouE affections,
sores, and Ereakings out in young children,
and Is safe and cfficacious in removing entire
ly every trace Of Hereditary disease from tie
system in the tenderest infant in fact in ali
taneous affections it is invalnable, Ar gem
cral purifier Of the blood, and an eradicafor Of
all obstinate diseases this preparationwilin nn-
doubtedly take the precedence. Of all other re-
medies. 1t gentry operates upon and reg
wonted purity, gives tone TO the stomach, and \
promotes digestion. 1iia ttt.if
1t will efIectunlly relieve Erysapelas ere1
in lts worst stages, and oil persons suffering
from this distressing complaint are advised 10
ise it, first SO, hut it no marked reliefbe found
after taking one bottle, twill be necessary
to use the Iydriodated Potash with it. s,g 4
Not wishing 10 publish certificates as Is
done in the case OF all quack medicines Of the
day, TO effect their sale, and so force them up-
on the public, the subscriber begs leave 10
state that this preparation has been prescribed
and used by number Of Physicians and Plan,
ters Of our city and neighbotheod, with great
success, viz: DR.. H. r.. Frost, Dr.:
Ramsay, DR.. Thos. Y. Simmons, Dr. e. c.
Pritchard, Mr.. s. Lcgare, Lieut.. Wilson, ~ 3
S. RS, all of this city, DIR. James Stoney..
Beaufort.
and the Medicinal Properties of the Queens
Delight, Physicians are respectfully referred to
the 9Th and 9th Nos. Vol. ], of the ssSoutheTfi,
Journal of Medicine and pharmacy. 49,
Price 81 per bottle, or $5 for s do Tho
same preparation as Syrup, is also prepared.
at VI per quart bottle, or s. per 6 bottles.
Prepared by J. PETER NJ. EPPINI,, h alat
Ken,ist and Druggist, Kinig-a \.
Charleston, S. c. I
For sale in SumterriUe by The Agenf, iAts
JOHN L. MILLER, M n. So
O-The subscriber will receive negroes Ia
boring under any of the above mentioned dir
eases, even the most hopeless and obstinztc'
cases, on treatmeut; or those persons having
unsound negroes, and not wishing to incur
the expense attendant on such. Treatments.
and are willing to dispose Of them with tho,
view Of seeing them cured, viii find a pur.
chaser in the subscriber, who sis willing to,
give fair price for such. = s s.ss y
=, =. = i''. ,, r. NJ. ,,;:.. r.,
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-24
TO PLANTERS.

The undersigned has just received few
Barrels Of very choice CASTOR OIL, for
Plantation use, which will be sold lower than
it can be bought this side of Charleston; also
large and fresh supply Of Glauber and Ep-
som Sails, which will be put up in quantities
to suit purchasers, at the shortest notice.
]. A. CLEVELAND.
Camden, Nov. 15 .e,
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Mo- on 1 4 I. Z
:NegT0ess JIOfh31T aBl(l .TOanSs;

sIIH8 ~ ~ lOIIA q ~ IL S34SSI
Isl The Ssubscribefs wonll form the; Plan
fterS Of Sumter District, and their Gnstomefs
that tithey have become the Agents of lfrss
OOLLEN Q FABRICS, which they are,
now prepared to exhibit. In; their Judgement:
the beat. article for Negro Ssllgtliipg ever Of
fsred in, this market 81
ErThey also have a snssi 8iot Of superior
country f1kMS and II RID of a, superior,
quality; North Carolina Onions, and Fresh
pounded Rice. S. sl{
August 30 1s4s. 1850 81
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just Received.

BY DRUCKER g. Co, a. full and comn,eso
snpplysof sSADLERY Y, CUTLERYANDs
HARDWARE, consisting of almost every
article which belongs to the above specifiea.
lines, which will be offered at the lowest pri.
ces Enquire at the 2'5 sR n 55tafsHg
i'1. 81 CAMDEN BAZAAR, lil -
Opposite the Camden Bank,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-24

s Y AZ s.
/ Is 5 Nv S4A. IL: M NIB ]ies8E
superior erticle I'M fine pNsI
COATS; Beaver. yocH 4 and Qyar- spess and
Sacksj (plain and deied, khfnesS
Merinc, Satin, Silk and ssiineYe fesfsSf
plain andf figured Gassins and fothessR
with q general aasort rtfnent
tllut. fitting GG00d s 8 3dbs1tgt 1aaalssa a,#
S55'ss HI,ICL:ES. s.lsIss ss'Es q
tPuRCIIAsERs WILL IND ATssALL. yyssges Al
lExcELLgNT TAsscRTMENTs or THE EaLLatss
ING ARr1cLEs .3;. I'd .t,ss ilss.s
White long-cloth and linen sl,irty,, III
Colored muslin and linen doy !, Sfi:k Bod 7
Linen collars and Bosornsf S.
;i a;s::::;; satin tocks;
sSelf-adj djusting do, stssss ti.s aiT5}
iBiack slkand satin Cravats
tColrd do 3s Ice do u do, 10 s lEitt f5
Silk and satin Scarfs,
Kid and buckskin Gloves, az 81 4, ss
Merino and Berlin do, r. ~
Silk and thread do, 81 sfS
Silk elastic suspenders, sa ~
Elastic suspender Ends,
Silk, cotton and lamb Is wool soc cke,s Is sts sS
Silk and merino Undersshirts and DyaHeHSf
Lambs wool and Shetland mixed 81 doss .ssS
Flannel, cgovia and Bcrlin do. {,ssS.s:s
Shaker flannel and Eng. sbucksin ,.nsssss
Minerva shoulder BRACES, :, sss I, ,srsra
Riding and Money Belts, aFS sl4 3 q & ~
Dressing Gowns and Caps a 5.fFs - 81!
Silk and cotton Night Caps, t4i ;fSss
Trunks, Yalses and carpet Bags. 5 49, s1s
Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, b ~ - 4.tsas
Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, &c, tdzcs csc.is
Days Wzter- Proof Caps,
Goats, Cl0aks, Cushions and
LIFE PRESERYERS Is.
The superiority Of, : the workmanship y,
the above Garments unparalleled nthisoT
any city in the linen: ~ t
D'All orders filed with proinptness ansdis
dispatch, on the most reasonable terms. and
all Goods Warranted or no Sale Z, q tSt :isss sss
Feb. 16, 1913. }l3 . ~ sssss{sis..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

Mr.. WEBSTER AND Mr.. DAvIs.-The Boston
Courier contains repetition of the charge that
Senator John Davis wrote a letter to Ohio, after
Gen. Taylor's election, and before his cabinet was
selected, which letter was shown to the President
elect, in which it was stated that Mr.. Webster
ought not to be received into the counsels of the
Administration, and was unworthy of its conf.
dence 1t is added that no denial Of this inter
ference to Mr. Webster's injury has been made by
Mr. Davis and that the proof is at hand, should it
be disputed. Very strong epithets are applied to
this act 1t is charged as folly" impropriety,' -
"meanness," and degree of faulty quite be-
yond eplthet or description" In fact, the temper
which is manifested between the friends of these
two Senators, in Massachusetts, is hardly less de-
cided than that which perplexed the democrats o
Missouri between their two Senators, Benton ant
Atchison
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

NORTH BRITISH PRovNCEs-A part Of the
ministry of the Governor General Of Canada has
been sent to a conference with deputies from the
lower provinces, as they are called, of Nova SEQ
tia and New Brunswick. 1t is thought that the
object of this meeting is, in the first place, to make
arrangements for the management of the post office
over all the British North American provinces on
uniform system. A recent act Of the Imperial
Parliament has conceded to the colonies the right
OF managing their own postal affairs The second
object is to be the formation of Zoverein or Gus.
toms Union between the provinces, for the assimi-
lation of their tariffs and the third, Immediately
that this Zollyerein is formed to open formal ne.
gotation with the government of the United States
for reciprocity in commercial intercourse between
that country and British North America. Tie
Montreal correspondent Of the New York Evening
Post advises strenuously that the Americans who
desire anne1ation must be careful not to give this
reciprocity, because it would stave off annexation
indefinitely. The Canadians, he says, must have
either the one or the other, and if they cannot have
reciprocity without annexation, every man of any
sense and any property will, by necessity be a
downright anne1atonist in two months from the
time OF the refusal. The same authority expresses
'he opinion that annexationist doctrines are much
more prevalent in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
than in Canada,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10
New Orleans Emigrant and Remittance Once,
@ ~ iii OH
NEW FALL GOODS.
c. YALE, JR,, s. co,

C' ALE, JRs, & CO.,
FL MAGAZINE STREET.
Are aow receiving, per steamer Falcon and other anvas
their Fall Stock of
SILK FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment of
Plain, Plaid Striped and Watsred BLACK SILKS; Fan.
ey, Figured Changeabe and Boche Silks latest svle
COored Satins White and Black do Coorad and White
eros d'Airique Cord6 and Glaze Silks Colored Flor
enees Black Grape White and Coloed do Grape Lse;
illusion, etc.
Black, Plain and Printed Cashmerss and Mouusslins de-
LANES Black Bombazine Alpaca Lustrss Gnghams
and variety Of new style Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUSLTNS; TarletanE. Cambio Z.
Jaeonetsi Bishop Lawn Linen Cambria; Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts.
Fancy Nets, ETC.
LAoEs AND ENBRorDERIEs.
Thread Laees and EdgingSi Lille and Muslin do do :
Bobbn and Silk do do. IaeOnet and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered Capes, Collars Cuff and Maniilas Lace
Wells; Lace FlOunCag; Embroidered Il, c. Handler
chiefs RivGIe oqd Hem stitch do; Tape and plain Ro,
deTed do; Ladies Fancy Silk Ties and Handkerchief l.
Gentlemsa's Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats
sHAWLs, soARFs AND SILK MANTILLAs.
complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
GLOVES, ali kinds Silk Cotton and Woolen no
SIEkX Steel Beads Purse Silk; Sewing Silk Zephyr
Wostel Pins; Needless Pearl Buttons Oil Silk Whale
bones Black and cOlOTed SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
mlNGsi Linen Tape and Bobbins: stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge for Wells Hat and Ribbon Wirei
STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice Peat Rutland, Cobourg Berlin, Aladdin
Panlla, English Split Straw Tuscan Braid aud Devon
HONNETS; Bonnet Frames Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS full assortment
oil ram, Satin and Taft Ribbens all c0ors and Numbers
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-FTe Bunches Wealth
etc., all of which win be sold ct the Lowest Cash Prices
@. YALE, Jr., & CO, 81 Magazine St
EepS 2md&W between Common and GraVier vts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10
soUrYBRN YACHT 0LrTR

TUE FOURTH REGATTA Of the Southern Yacht Club nnt
Last OF the Season, will take place at
Pass Christian ~ MONDAY September q
II, 1919. Free for boats owned wholly AAAA8AA
cart by Members of the Club.
The First Prze-Ths CLUB PITCHER
SALN EGFeg measuring 28 feet that have
taken FIRST prize the Club Regaas for second cas Raj
that have taken second class prizes.
The Second Prize-The HOTEL PITCHER and SAVER
Free for Boats measuring % ee that have n rn ser
class prize the Club Regattas and class Boats ta nav
taken hind class prizes.
The Third Prize-Tho CLUB PITCHER and sALyER-Frs,
Boats measuring ~ feet that not s
prize in the Club kRgWtas, ~
L- Entries be made before SATURDAY the Ib inn,
under seal addressed the Secretary and endorsed Entry @
Regatta, September II, lSi9.n -y iO'
G- The Regatta be conducted and the P7e av,r5 Ia.
the Rues Of the Club. "4''1" 'Nl'i
i- The day, TUESDAY September Is 1910 will N. ~
for, The SOUTHERN YACHT CLUE CHATf RACE S'Ir au
Free for Winning Boats only. wv
Entries to be made before Monday 18th inst n5sr seal m
dressed the Secretary, and endorsed Entry foT ~ No. m
September 10, $780," j. O NiXON so e.,51 ~ p
- meeting Of The Club will be held al Pass Christian nm
URDAY, September Is, at o'clock P. M VA %
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

EXTRA SESSION OF THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATIVE
The Greenvle lll) Journal, of the oath ult., saws
that the question Of calling an extra session of the
Legislature has been decided by Gov. French. The
Journal remarks The proclamation for the ses.
sion will probably be issued in September, and the
Legislature will convene some time in October
For these facts, we are indebted to letter received
by a gentleman of this place from Gov. French
In addition to the election of U. S. Senator and
me passage OF suitable laws Tor the announcement
Superintendent of Public Schools, we presume
will form an important item in the business Of his
session.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

DOMESTIC Pleasures" yohn,' said his mas
ter to him one day, they really say that your wife
beats you. Is it true F" "Yoy," drawled John,
with the most provoking GOODNESS. 'Yoy!" re-
sponded his master, with indignation, " what do
you mean by that, you lout A great humping
fellow like you, strong as a steam engine or an
elephant, to let woman like your wife thrash
YOU! What bloekhead you must be 20 "Whoy,
whoy,' was the patient answer, &c it pleases her,
and ii does me no harm"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

SOUTH AMERICAN ANIMALs.--Mr. L. T. Brown,
of the United States Legation at Bolivia has writ
ten TO the managers of the American Institute, Of
iering to procure alpacas, vienna or lama sheep
for American agriouIturists. Mr.. Brown thinks it
would be an object to introduce these animals into
this country, their wool is superior to that of the
common sheep, and the Northern States seem
adapted to their habits. They cost from three to
four dollars in Bolivia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

INTERNATIONAL ExoHANGEs-The city Of Bos.
ton has made a collection ofseven hundred volumes
to be offered to h Vattemare, for transmission to
Paris, in exchange for the gift of that city They
are nearly all original American publications. A
room has been fitted up in the Hotel de Vile, at
Paris, exclusively for the reception of American
books presented in the couyse of these international
exchanges. Each State has its alcove, and that Of
Massachusetts will be well filled.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

Esy- Fire Department of the Second Municipal
ity-Coumittss Of CoHfsrsHce-The Committee of Con-
ference Companies of the Second Municipality, APP
pointed purpose Of taking consideration the FIRE OR
DINANCE lately adopted by the Council the Second Municipality,
are hereby requested assemble the Hall of Louisiana Hose Co.
on MONDAY 10th % haEpast o'clock in order that farther
0'"' ~ GEO. H. FOsbICK, Memorial
ssuO JOHN ADAMS, OonD''i''s'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10
ThfnrS'S Life Nf Mannheim
and OTHER INTERESTING PGBLTC8TJ0MS
Just received at the
New Orleans statieneEs' Warehouse,
No

No. 4 CAMP street.
THIERs's HISTORY OF THE CONSULATE AND
EXPIRE. Part 9. IS
TIE PQPFLEFON LEGACY; New Novel, by AL.
The LIFE OF MAXIMILIEN ROBEsPIERRE.
Mh "a ISc lTm hs Gnpu6hshsd Correspondence By g. Il.
Lewis author Of The Historical History Philosophy etc
SPRAGUE HISTORY OF THE FLORIDA WAR
in vol. SvO.
GLEANINGs. FROM THE. PORTFOLIO OF THE
YOUNG UNI" Being Collection Of Humorous skscheE
with original ILLUSTRATIONS, BY Hitchcock Price as cents
PHYSICAL HISTORY OF MAN.
OUTLINE HISTORY OF AN EXPEDITION TO
CALIFORNIA illustrated.
A REJolNDER to " The Replies from England etc., 10
certain Statements circulated in this Country pecng Mr.
MACREApY." Together with an impartial History and Re-
view Of the Lamen1ble Occurrences The OnarR
House en- ID l0lh Of May, 1879. By American Citizen
ADA AND ELFlNE: o., THE TWO NIECES By
ELLEN PERCY Or, DISCIPLINE. A Novel Bv
M+rv Brunton author u " Self CouGo.'' ''' ~
ILLUSrRAIED LIVES AND ADVENTURES OF
THE DEsPERADOEs OF THE NEW WORLD By Cbas.
summerield, Of Texas. - ~
FEATs ON THE FIORn. A Story of Norway By
Harriet MaItneau WY -
SCHIFFERDECKER'S TREATMENT OF CBOI,.
ERA WITH WATER. ...F0r sale BY
$40 std ltW J. B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

THE SECOND BILOXI REGATTA will be held at Bi,ri m
l. THURSDAY, Sept. Is, l5i9-Free for - ~ '
ali boats crTrying fore aud aft salts, which -
have not this taken than two "a AAAAAA
first prizes,
The will be conducted and the prizes
awarded according the rules Of the Y c. b ressp tho
ghtto the subscribers Of amending them preyos IN b
Of 1900 " ' '@'
First Pnze-Conssing of a SILVER PUNCH-BOWI. AND
sALNEh--Wu b awarded 70 The boat coming in first.
Second Prize SILVER GOBLEr-w be awarded 10 the boat
coming in second. TT
Third Prizs-sILvER GoBLET-wi 10 awarded to the boat
coming third. j. FOUTA MI PTsriient
J, W, NIXON, Secretary. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

RATS AND RAT-TRAPs.--The Delta's Albatross
brought the news that " in England talking rat
trap has been invented, which bores a rat to death
in about eleven seconds" This announcement
must have made the Delta RAT-hole shake from
roof TO basement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

Ds~ Every fresh generation, like every fresh lit
tie bow must be put to school to its own experience
No history of former Tommies will avail to keep
the new Tommy's fingers out of the fire, piece of
wisdom which a live coal will ineffacebly incUl-
rate in a sacOnd,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

NEW IFE-BoAT.-The Norfolk Beacon con
Jams an account of a new lile-boat, now on board
Of the sloopofwar Yandala, in that harbor. Ii
was punt at the Novelty Works, New York, ac-
cordlng to a model furnished q the Navy Depart
ment by Commander Robert B. Cunningham. II.
D N HE boat made a trial trip, which resulted
IN universal satisfaction, She is admirably adapt
ed to hoe IN a heavy sea, and if swamued TO pre-
serve the lives Of the men on board. When filled
tanks" will float forty men, the numb.r Oh. i
calculated to carry. The length ia y feet inches
and breadth Of beam feet inches The air
tanks, Of which there are two in the stern and aa
in the bow, occupy no extra space. The centre
Of gravity is the precise centre Of the boat, Her
speed is nearly one-third greater than that Of The
ordinary wooden boats and one feels no motion in
il, save the slight one Of spFnging forward at each
pull Of the oars If this experiment be 50 success
full as is here represented no public vessel should
pc allowed 70 50 to sea without full provision,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

STRANGE STUPIDITY.-The Delta says its Alba
tross is honest bird, and never tells lie when
he finds any profit in it." Is the Delta alarmed at
the stupidity of its bird in not telling lie when
he finds profit in lie
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

Eqyr Fall in, Chalmette Guards! FAN in!--The
CHAL METTE GUARDS requested to o TUESDAY
EVENING the h nst at Headquarters Ito Charities street, for
the rpoe Of the coming election Of meet
ing hafpas IAN COED Democrats requested attend
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

The PALMYRA TRAG1DY.-An application was
made to admit John Wise to bail, but it was leei,
dedly refused by Justice Rush, the examining ma
gistrate. motion was also made before Judge
Wells, Of the Circuit Court 10 grant him the same
privilege, on a writ of haJeds corpus, which was
overuled. The result is that Wise will be com.
PEELED to remain in Jail until the next session of the
Circuit Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

On Sunday, al o'clock, Mrs. KELLY, aged a ysars.
CT Her funeral will take place hapaGt O'Clock TODAY
from her ATE residences corner Of Felicity Road 81, John be
o. sunday 9Th ins Of Brain Fever OSCAR HACKETT for
number Of years Clerk on the River. "
ES1 Pnaburg papers please copy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

INTERESTING ASTRONOMICAL FAcT.-A cor
respondent of the New York Journal of Commerce
says that the largest opening of the ring of Saturn
will be visible by telescope during the coming
nights, which will not again occur till 1856. Sat
urn is TO be found in the constellation Pisces
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

To For Assessor-ERAsTUS WELLS. one of the
present ineumbent Candidate for State for he First
Representative District the election on the 5b OF No
yember lsf5 he District Is bounded by Benjamin and Felicity
'''e9''i rum 0is river 70 Johnson street sl0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10


The political campaign is getting warm unusually
early this year The great number Of offices Of
profit which are now elective, gives unusual eI-
ctement to the canvass, and city is so healthy,
that crowds are returning from their Northern trips
to give unwonted activity to September. The
spirit s getting up and If it continues 10 increase
in the same manner till November, we shall have
a hot time Of it. What with Governor, Congress,
members Of the two Houses of the Legislature,
Judges, Sherifis, Clerks, and subordinates by the
dozens to be elected there are more personal inter
ests and exarton involved than has been customary.
The voters will be diligently eanvassed, and the
party presses win have incessant occupation in
demonstrating the irnmeasurabe superiority OF their
friends over their opponents Stand by our party !!
support the constitution and save your country by
voting with US and our friends will be the watch.
word ofseach side from now to November; after
which, we doubt not, the public rights and inter-
eats will be fully taken care Of, whoever gets in.
We have cur preferences, like other people-that u.s.
some of us in the Crescent are democrats and some
wings, and straight out both ways. There are
voters for Decouet and Walker, and nightly
mixed set for the other appointments but we arr
unanimous in agreeing that the Crescent is an eX
cellent medium for communication with the public
and that all sides would consult their own inter
ests as well as ours, by sending US their proceed
ingB and nominations for publication. We have
large circulation among all classes Of voters, an,
being indebted TO neither clique nor party, inten,
10 stand by impartially and see, as far as we can
that every body gets fair play.
We think we have given evidence that this pa
per is not swayed by fear or favor and can adhere
to its convictions Of right against present Interest
and popularity. The Independence which it pro
missed, it win preserve firmly, under all cireum
stances-not doubling, nevertheless, that coura
geous independence Of popular opinion is the onl
true road to the permanent public respect and con
6dence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

DEATH By PoIsoN.-We have the authority Of
the Delta's Albatross that " The last act that Me-
hemet Ali did, before his death, was to subscribe
for the Delta" The coroner's verdict, no doubt,
was Died of the Delta.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10

20 Louisiana Democratic Walker Olub. The
meHue OF the Club and the Democrats Second Muupay
are requested assemble TUESDAY EVENING The I
al o'clock at the Apollo SaoOl Caondeet street
pose Of proceeding to G Chgrsa IN recognizing
JOHN REYNOLDS Secretary. " ia o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10
Cash SILK Goods Establishment.
C. YALE, JR., & CO.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
Millinery Articles, Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Sha10ls
HOSIERY AND LINENS,
No. "a Magazine street,
Idls between Common aud GTSyieE stI,