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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28

'sNlllS Preparation has been before the public SC
long and the happy effects from its use, are sc
widely known that II is almost useless to say any
thing in relation 70 its virtues
We give below short paragraph from the Troy
Daily Whis--
TorHr DEAy--We have heard so much lately Of
4 remedy for Deafness, called "Scarpa's Compom d
Acoustic OIL hat we are led to give it this notice
we believe, however, the Medicines tor sale only in
Philadelphia; but if it has half the virtues We hear as
crbed TO il are true the trouble Of sending for the ar.
tcle would be amply repaid by its use. We have
friends who have used it successfully, and who be.
eye II 10 be the best remedy ever prescribed
A. n, JONES a. CO., only ag'ts Tor Columbus
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
JayneS Hair Tonic.
FoR THE PRESERVATION, Beauty. Crown

FoR TIE PRESERVATION, beauty, GROWTH
AND RESTORATION or THE HAIR.
This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful Ngr
liar ont the heads Of hundreds who had been bald
Gryears 1t also pUrfes the head from DaHirF,
cure, disease, on the scalp preserves the hair from
Ealing of, or becoming prematurely gray.
Ladies and Gentlemen! DO you wish elegant, lux
uriant and beautiful hair | know you will an
swer yes Hear, for one moment the cause oil
loss why it turns gray, rusty and course harsh
and unpleasant in It's appearance, and finally falls off
Each hair has root in The skin, and is itself a ho
low tube through which there is circulation of fine
blood By this circulation the hair is nourished
and held fast ats glossy color is given and preserved,
and it is covered with finest oil Now any thing
which INJURIES the skin OF the head diyerts or takes
away from H. viii prevent or impede the circulation
through the tubes Of the hair step its growth, and
causes it to fan off or turn gray, or both Hence it
is, that any cause that wtakens the circulation of
the blood through the skin or that diyerts the blood
to the other parts OF the system, will take away the
lively fresh and youthful appearance otthe hair, ar.
rest its growth, turn gray sooner or later, and N
thousands OF instances cause premature badness.
For the toilet the Ladies will find this an admiral
be article. 1t gives a luxurant briiiaucv TO the
hair and cnrlS, filling the minds Of beholders with
admiration, and almost with envy
! Many even young persons, sometimes find the too
early appearance ct gray hairs; when this begins
/ the use OF the Hair Tonic Will check the disposition
to become gray, aud almost wholly il not entirely
| prevent H.
1t may be used on the heads Of the youngestchil-
dren, youths and adults, without the least fear rom
injury. Sold by H. n. JONES & GO. Agents
for DR., D. Jayne's Family Medicines.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
oURg 81 4 soRoFvLoUs AFFsorLoM oE r4E EYss.

the fonIct as | was so fearful that my reteD would
prove only temporary, and can now say that ana
entirely wen, and have othad chill for some months,
although | was much exposed to wet and cold part
OF the time, am now tree to confess that was
wrong to class your Tome with quack medicines &
viii endeayor as far as hes IN my power 10 recon
mend it to all my friends and acquauances that may
be so unfortunate as to need a remedy for chii.s.-
remain your friend and sincere well wisbor,
WILLIAM l.. DURRETT.
lnlN & 1913 -lh-l-lN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
FOR MOBILE .

TEVHE Splendid y'irot Class Steamer LOW.NDEi
= ROBERT OTIS, Master, viii run as a res
u'ar Packet during the approaching Season com
menclug her trips with the first rise ofthe river eay
ing Mobile every Thursday and Columbus on Sur
morning al 10 O'clock For Freight or Psssag
spp'v n
TAYLOR, HAL & MURDOCH, Agents
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
Dn.G0RDoN'S FAMILY pnLs,-p.

1 hHSs NV v - AiIHHb 1ILLS,-Ee-
~ ing Compounded exclusively Of such ingredient as
Nature Intended should operate on the impurities ,of
the human syaem--strlke at the root OF the disease.
removing all Impurities from the body, opening the
pores externally and internally, separating ali for
egn and obnoxious particles from the chyle so that
the bood Of which it j. the origin, must be thorough
Iy ppre-necessarily securing free and vigorous
action to the heart, lungs, liver and stomach Thereby
restoring health, by opening the pores, cleansing tie
veins and arteries unmpeding all the natural Veins
AID purifying the Blood they render the system 10,
only thoroughly sound, but also impcryious to dis.
ease, even When all other means have failed
NIthln the last twelve months, more than one
hundred cases Of the most aggravated ferns Of nvs.
fepaia have been curod hy the Medicine where ricd
dieting, the Blue Pill and almost every other mean,
bad been rcsorted TO, without any benefit and when
Gelh stared its miserable victim fully in me face
Ii Dr. Gordons Pills were not adapted to the cure Of
any tutihs Noria maady their uniform success in
this disease alone weud be sufficient to "Yatt On IA
tame the name Of their inventor as Il bene.acor O
his species.
The medicine never fails to cure the worst case.
otI3Ies in one week.
Far sale IN Columbus, Miss, by A. IosEs & CO
fotsuE SNITH, and on enquiry will be found il
every town and village in the >out. and West.
lIANERLAND CLARK & CO.,
Ang, 70, iS.-l5-9- Agents Mobile A Ia.
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1Ht, Regular Aberdeen * Columbus Packe
CLARA, }. NJ. BRAISARp Master will Ieaye
ior Mobile this dag at O'Clock ?. NJ Fol
freight orpa,sage, apply 10
TAYtoR, HALE q MURDOCH, Agents,
March cath, 1919. If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28

ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope Of relief had been given up al every thing
else been tried IN vain!
10 illustrate the use Of the GALVASiC BELT,
SUPPOSE the OF person afflicted Wit that bane of
civilization DYSPEPSIA or any other Chrmlc or Nervous
Disorder in ordinary cases stimnlants ar taken which,
by their action the and muscles f the stomact
afford temporary relief but which leave tie patient in
lower state and with injured faculties Iter the action
thus excited has ceased Now compare ts with the II
fect resulting from the application Of DE GALVANf
BELT Take a Dvspeptic sufferer, even in the worA
symptoms of attack and simply tie the set around the
body. using the Magnetic Fluid es dreocd. In short
period the nsensibe perSpiat7n Will ton the positive
element Of the Belt thereby causing Galauic circulation
which will pass to the negative and thence back again
to the positive, thus keeping up continues Galgs cir
culston throughout the system. Thus the most severe
cases Of DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED A
FEW DAYS Is OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO
ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF VEINS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
For Mobile.

THE splendid fast running Steamer LowNpE'
Robert Ots, Master, will leave for Mobile d
thursday the 29d inst, at O'Clock A. NJ. F.
height or passage, apply to
TAYLoR, Hale 4 MuRpocK, Agents,
March 24h, l349. If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28

20Leea';.G Blus MAJ us,lsoebe6. -
81 A n Jones 4 co
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28

NNg YORK Sept T. 1919
To PuBtIc ~ voluntarily make tins statement
from feelings of duty AMI gratitude in the month Of
January lo47, took cold which was accou,pa,
MED with the most painful Rheumatic attacks was at.
tended by Dr. Myrtle Of East Broadway and Dr. Nichols
OF Columhia-st, by whom was several times cuppel IA
did not get better Dr. stweU No. 50 suffolk st was
called IN who saliyated with uercury which left me
In very weak state and almost rltfsig deaf Shortly
after was attacked with violent Fb and was altogether
IN very dreadful condition Having hy this time lost s
faith in medicine and ply sicans determined as last
hope to try DIR CHklSTIEs GALVANiC BELT AND
MAGNETIC FLUID, At this time could scarcely hear
single word In a very lew days after putting on the
Belt there improvement nv general health and
MY hearing was decidedly better In about six weeks !
had qnite recovered ny health and for the past eight
months my hearing has been perfect | have had no
stacks Of Rheumatism and not the slightest SYMPTOM Of
Fits and am in every respect an altered person
(signedl ANN MARIAN UOLTON
Witness, Mrs. CYNTHIA RAYMOND
No. Goerckst New York
GO Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country of equally extraordinary character could he given
Co No trouble inconyemence attends the use of DR.
CHRISTfE'S G.4LT.4NIC .lRTTCLES and thew NAV
he by the most feeble and delicate with perfect ea,s
and safety In many the sensation attending their
use Mgay pleasant and agreeable They can be sent 10
any part Of the country
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
Certificates and Testimonials
A Voice from Mexico!!!

To DR. CHHtSrE: Respected Sir and gnend-l HAYS
always been subject to that dreadful COMPLAINT Rheum9.
htm, but never knew what agony human being could
suher, TIL joined the Army. engaged IN all Of
GENERAL IAb LObS battles, and at Cerro Gordo
with GENERAL SCOTT During portion Of the Car
PaSn we were much exposed to the ngtAr in damp stu.
atoms and soon perceived that this yopd my old
plant The FIRST attack Of the enemy Imean RheumA
hsm) had in Mexico IN the right shoulder, then my
whole got stt and could scarcely hold my muSket
and one morning Ia the month Of March last sleeping
under the thapaal could scarcely raSemvseiL fairly
ShleSed with agony was after placed in the
geons hands bat continued to got worse and worse The
pains extended all my body in my head and IN
my ankles and toes At san Angelo gt my discharge,
AM when arrived in Boston, was helpless hopeless ard
perfectly miserable. would take no more medicine foT
had taken too much Sreaiy but reading advertise
ment induced me to send to yourA agent Mrs f. KiDDER
Court street and get GALvAuc BgLr and MAGNETIo
FICp Ihe second day wore the Belt used the Fluid
was much better and in about week was encour.
eyed that was not satisfied with the Belt alone but got
pair OF the GaIy Bracelets for the limbs These
put nc on my feet and in few days was enabled to walk
10 Mrs, KlDDERs and tell my story She told me- to per
severe and said she hal known persons r8d was 10
get entirely cured From this time got better every day
all pains gradually LEFT me, and my strength rapidly re-
turned and for four months past hsye been entirely well
feel as vigorous and elastic as ever felt with the eXcep
ton OF little stiffness in my right arm but have not
particle Of pam Of any kind My cure truly wonderful
and can never feel too grateful TO you Tor believe your
Gsyanlc articles have saved my life as DO not believe
could have lived much longer in such dreadful agony.
HENRY l.. SUMNER, LIST Reg Mass Light Inf
Comp a." t. 4. POOL, Capt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
DIR. PETERA, VEGETABLE ANTI-

- HLIOUS PllLS-Ihe only well-esahsled
Care yet discovered for Bilious Feyers aud Bile in all
It's forms, Dyspepsia, Cohc lmpury of the Blood, Ne,
older medicines purity the blood already in Hrcula.
ton, leaving the tounuIn-head untouched; ii VI the
good eilest cannot be lasting But DR.. PETERS Pills
produce perlec hcdlt and cleanliness in tie rrgo Of
1he chFla of which the llo0d made and hence hN i.
I'd lai5 stered-cnd flows IN a state Of purity r'm It's
very sunrce- which lusures petmaueucy of eul;h
Or PETERS PILLS sand alone as Il positive sub.
satt for Caouei aud Blue il' for they act like wa,
e the ,rr aud femo2e all snPeituly Of bile with a
certainty hat hey ond question aud never ends III DIS.
appointment. Indeed wherever Colonel has failed 10
dsp4ae the bile Peters iIls haze at effected it.
And hence, slree EN- fame has Eoeu established Msr
curry has been rarely resored to 70 that purpose
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28

We would refer to the following persons who have |
been cured by using Harris Vegetable Extract:
w Bennett afflicted 9 years, III Grand street
] Ellsworth, afflicted years, q Dover street.
Joseph McDouga afflicted years Fast BrookyB
II w Smith, n y Custom lIous'.
y Kelly, 30 years, Yorkville
Miss L M'Kcef, 20 years Norkyilie
Miss y Crane II years, ~ llammcrsoy suss.
WIN II parscll % years 10 Norfolk street.
Jacob Petty years IA Delaney street
philo Johnson % years GroencNstle CT
Judge Randall 81 Fast Broadway NY
Thcmas Il Jones u $ Navy
Capt VIM jennings State Street bridgeport e.,
References also made to-
Rev Richmond Tagrett West Davenport ny
Rev L l. Bushnell, Baltimore.
III Doughton 202 Eighteenth street. NY,
Mrs James Bertholt, Chester, Orange Co Ny
John Faber, IS Elizabeth street. \ Y
ID A Richtou, 2tS Delaney street, \ Y
James Smith, SO Suffolk street, n Y
Charles Brown. 100 Water street, n Y
Mrs J. Bradley ll5 Orchard street N Y, states
that she has been .uhIeetto Fits for many years. aus
has been restored to perfect health (ater every other
means had failed by die use Of the Vegetable ~
tract.
DR.. Charles A Brown, of Dover Russell CO Ala,
who is one of the best physicians In the State sss
that he has been much benefited by the OF the We
getable Extract and that he unhestatngy prescrbes
il in every case Of Epilepsy which comes under his
knowledge.
Curtis Mayberry, Esq, formerly Postmaster at
Lime Mills, Crawford co, Pa, now living Erie CO.,
Pa states that for many years past he has been
ly afflicted with Fits, and he is now happy to state
that by persevering use OF Dr. Harris Vegetable
extract has restored HIM to soundheah, being entire
" freed from that worst oial diseases,
All OF which may be called upon or addressed post
paid.
The time is not far distant when thousands whs
now trembling under the hand ofths dreadful dis
ease, and fearing that every attack may prove fatal
will be restored by this medicine.
Price--One package, So %
Four 10 90
Eight 90 sQ
p It is carefully packed up boxes FOR transpor-
taton, and sent to any part Of the United States
Texas, Mexico, and West Indies.
THOMAS g. MILES,
l47 Main street, between I'D and 4th streets, Gin
cinnati, Ohio, General Agents for the IT, States
CAD CHAPLIN, corner OF sth and Market streets
Agent for Louisyill,e KY. A. N Jsnss g. Co
corner Of Main and Market street Agent Columbus
Miss.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
10000 PersOns

including all ages classes and conditions mong which
were a large number Of ladies, who PECULIARLY sub
iect 10 Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
WARRANTED CUREfsr Sore. we.kA

A WARRANTED CURE for Sore, WeakH
"A luhamed Eyes-it would be presumption IN any
attempt to convince AN intelligent mInd tLat lie
.ud dnco"ord an NFAIIBLE remedy IN ALL cases Of
ophthamlc affections We feiterstc, thai we make ! q
sach claim but we thoroughly satisfied from eSs-
relca aud observation in reference 9th articles Us
we'll as tins that MITCHELL EYES AIE Il will in
ninety nine cases Of every hundred, cure any oTdu
any ease ofSore Eyes. where every other know remedy
hasbeen Tried and failed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28

July 8, l8As -l5-2-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
Fits, Deafness and Rheumatism.

NV7ITVVVlNllF J TVN7dTI 'VUT VU- StTT aWt,
CANAAN GARDNER
Harrison Cove, DaIko Co, Ohio Feb IS, 1913
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GRHAT EAsTEHE NAL, via Noodle .Eu1.1sr ff-sr-s. =
,2nt. 49, 1s1y e - n y q Es..-fl4 e 4
Supplies Forf Pe aad Pas1ag9lia, closing Taseys T
~. Bs5 81 LOTT la Par lsa5 ssi q 5nisy fasrs-
day ead ssflia a. z = ~ ~ slIsn s1sy o dsy ~
Thglsday 81. n, md % Saturday p every
ohsrl dag a. an.
GIT NJ. vs.Sss c-s-S 3 IA E4s . 100
sgaoa'E Point GrsaastAs, Sra1a Less, cos5s
man. caiaa5a Kg. Cairo, aaie The 5es1 9 tge One up
day, a. ) .. a.; arrives twies q Wssk-h1uguar.
I9yIyILlE EEt5q sEgDlyi9g Ees1ei y.S;i !.
~! siriys- isi5vifgTs ~ 1-'
81. Lows Supplying Node. PieksbHrg. asMgais;
A,eE,qta md Cara Cloess thIes tsa a 49,!
aVssE1iusguar,t
V1oEsBURa PAcKEr. cloes every Tuesday and Friday
ats NJ. arrives svsTy Monday Thursday AZ
Lqnian Sunday and Wesnsslay ala due
% Tasslay ana -Frlisy Il 3. n.
CARRoLETOE.. Closes on Monday, Wednesday and FTi-
daE At arrives kueday Fhufriay and Saturday g p n
CqyIEsTes; Or LazE+ Cpsg Msndsg WsdHssday and
NATcKEz PAcKEl.., Closes every Saturday At ?. m;
RED RIVER. fdssI twice week. egneraly Tuesday
LAyAYKrTK Closes daily Except sundsyl az D. m a.
Tivsa daily leEespt sghdaJl 4 II an.
GAtyEsEos aad PoET IsyAqA, Chess ever ave days.
BaAzos. Closes twice mcnth eteEr alsrnais Ehussy.
VEaA CEgz e AsEIeo r and AIExEso = &c WEI ls
prepaid DUE the 27at q
HAyAsh. WEsT lEpsA IsLA1.1s 3 AlfEllcA and Error.
each men AZ y a Enss to Be prepaid Dp te lsl q
Il saeh month, at a.
HkvANA-Psr American Packets. Closes about twiss
9F T e 'ss,sT. e e g5d single F1 ~ cents
CALIVgElIA and oRMaoNPsg American Paeksts, via Ca
Il apd PaHaaa= Closes once Single r1
e a. y s5as e n =, % sso g.
riaao cents preoaid O. ues Arsss once naaHih
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New MateriaIs % the Lafsst STYLE

All New Materials OF the Latest STYLE
s RhspropristoEs Of Dolly crsserat' would
ufoF their friends and the public they aded
lob OFFICE Observation-Disclosures are prepared %
ali kinds Of printing rhs sfag9Tab terms vizs
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS: CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS; BILLS or LADING5 pRAY REcElPTss
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.,
in every style.
Al their stsrihiaType Presses entirely and
the inprUTcsnfs enable heir
york manns no.to Be surpassed z h Ihs Rs1es are
foundry Mesru r. Hos & Coz HevYO which
s9afanty Of asir exceenceheyf is rom te vel Known oun-
dries Of 1ef George Bruce & Co sud John r White and Fa
selected With great adapt 20 the business warts
this city.
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST Is.


AcciDENF.-Ye Yesterday evening, aboht5 o'clock,
the towboat Mississippi, Capt. Rinehardt, while
alongside of the Spanish bark LantarO, making up
her tow to proceed to sea, blew out part Of one
of the sheets on the top of the staFboard boiler,
tearing up portion Of her boiler deck. No person
on board was injured. The boiler and boat can
be repaired as TO be ready TO go down in twenty
four hours
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

DEADLY ASSAULT -Dsnns Dunn plead guilty to assault
ing his wife Bridget Dunn, wha deadly weapon in Cai
borne street between jackson and Common yesterday
ing, He sent before the Firt District Court oE trial
and held to bail in the sum Of $780,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

BREAoH OF TRUsT.george Quail was ausignsd yesel-
day before Recorder Baldwin, charged By Jean acsste with
collecting $3.50 from bills and accounts placed in bis hands
by said complainant and appTOpnatng the cash to b
The accused plead not guilty and awaits exami-
nati0u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

'CHAReE OF EEfBEzzLRMENT.-N.H H. Rappelye
ested yesterday By virtue Of warrant issued b. eoIdeI
Baldwin, the affidavit Of Edwin Floyd agent for Weld
Co. e sell on commission ioE their ACCOUNT 4ies Of me
ehande the 3D. Of April lat $50 do on the 14th and
$40 do. on the 9Th Of May. The l1t two bills Of goods
were sent ORDER Alabama Rappelye haA fstfhed
TO the city, and reueto deliver the balance OF the
sfohandae hand account for The proceeds Of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

ELECTIoN.-The Police Gommittee Of the First BIunci-
Daly met last evening at the Council Chamber and elected
Jules Deafue. Corporal Of Maais Post, in place Of DIR.
Sthnger, resigned. VIM. Lsdoux WIS., appointed Of
/ The Day Police. vice DaLarne. pLomglad. u.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

The sWEATHER--Ye tefdaF a Bueces5ion Of clouds
and sunshine. The day was one like August days
generally. few drops Of rain made wish for but
no more came.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

CAsE OF STABBINs-John Graham was sent before the
First District Conn yesterday By Recorder Baldwin fOf stab
bling Matthew DAILY the lat INST Bail given the
Of $500 Tor his appearance DAILY out Of danger
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NEW .oRLWANs MARKITs.

Thursday Morning, Aug. 16, 1919.
COTTON.-There were scarcely anything donein Cot
yesterday the sales exceeding so to 20 bales at eg
uar Factors l ask higher prices than buyen
willing 10 give.
NEW-ORLEANs QUALIFICATION.
inferior ..........7 D77S Kidding Fair, sl04fD10H
Ordinary .........,.s as Far. .....,.,.s.- ali
6lD95S Good Fair. nominal
Good Nliddling. .910l0 Good and Fine. nominal
ToBACCo.-The sales did not exceed 50 hEds, among
which were II hhds Refused7 ~, and 10 at ~
hhds So for A. and 80 for r., and % hhdG A. at6
and II R. at 3&o y ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASBEs. Small lots Of Sugar sell,
ing the Levee at 46O4& for Common to Fair and on
Plantation above the city lot of go hhds sold at &c ID
Mo asses retailing at former rates.
tLOUR.-The market is still dull ana the sales were con.
fined to few hundred bb at "a a50S4 so for Fine,
% OO0S5 Is for Superne, and for Extra s5 750s6 90,
and occasionally s6 Is iOr Fancy brands.
CORN.Sales 20O sacks of which 200 Ordinary Mixed at
AZ, 74O do. White Yellow and Mixed 49, and 600 DO at
doc. Few buyers on the Leyee the highest rate.
PROVlSlONS-FOr Pork there continues to be some in
quTy and the sales $50 bbs Mess GOO and SOD at % 5'
besides which heard of5Obb Mess sold Monday bnt
not then made public, 90 126 Dbl lot Of so bbls'
Prime Lard sold lie OF Bacon "a casks Missouri Shout.
ders brought Sc, p NJ.
WHIsKY.-smal sales at ls56c. for Rected, and large
lots offered at less.
EXCHANGESs-NOv variation,
FREIGHTs.Ths ship Viola taken for Havre at 10. fOr
Cotton, and Com shipped to Liverpool at 1Od, Cotton SIG
6D5d.
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STEALING TKETH. - Bridget McNafdara and Mary
Mcdonald examined yesterday before Recordef Bald
win on the charge 81 stealing 45 worth Of artificial teeth
from Dr. A Lion. The parties were bound appear
befO the First District CONT y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

RECORDER SEUzEEEAUi 'CouRTs The Third Munici-
paity presented nothing Of interest yesterday But
case flIcsny was before the Court; A man named Perrin
charged with stealing from Christian Huifer the i'm
mense sum of So. He Iemsnded for tEsi. We shall
wait ahXOusy for the termination of this interesting case
and expect to give the only full report
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Reported for the Cresesnt. LAFAYETTE, Aug, 15P. NJ
Arrived stedmers Dove with IS Hogs, J. L. Webb with
45 Hogs Bertrand with 1856 head of Cattle and 100 Calves
There any alteration in the price Of Cattle. Beef nt
class, 5D61so, second class 4D5c p ID Hogs 40oc. ID;
Sheep, 80 90 head The price OF Cows is unlimited from
$40 to $50 head Corn, 4O045c bushel; Oats, 45c .
buhe Bran is worthsl% retailhe market is very scarce
of thil asliele. Hay. a259 a21 . ton.
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SCHOOL VACATIONS.

tD- During the SUMMER VACATION of ~
other SCHOOLS, Parents have their Children -
taught 20 WRITE good business style, by J. w. ~ as
DOLBEAR, No. rs Camp street 81
Merchants and Clerks during the leisure seat61 cain
and elegant had and well fitted The Fail business
20 Il A. NJ, TO 6 P. NJ. and night. y2s %