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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
ING MATERIALS. At Auction RrioaE.

FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
ING MATERIALS, At Auction Prices,
/ McCUTCHEON, 100 ST. CHARLES Street, doom
II. above POydTas-Keeps constantly
on hand good assortment of N EW -
AND SECONDHAND FURNI. ~
IURE, CuTled Hair and Moss MA.
TRASSES, made of the best materials, which he dis
posed % sell as low be bought auction for cash
REPAIRING Of Furniture and Mattresses and ali kinds
Of JOBBlNG done short notice. and by the best work
men. Furniture packed moved and shipped with
~ New and Second hand Furniture bought, etc. etc.
iYlb 5m D. moCUTCHEON, 100 St Charles 81.
SADDLERY AND INDIA-RUBBER GOODS
"a We have hand IA large assert (TT1FST'S
kM ment ofal kinds Of se4lAA14
Nk8@4S India Rubber Goods, l1TfAN ~ M
suitable for persons going to '~aEilazA-sAlAd
California, such as Beds, Pillows Blankets Leggins
Cloakh Pouches Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking Cups
Bags, India Rubber Cloth and Tents.
A complete stock of SADDLERY TRUNKS and
HARM SS, at Wholesale and Retail at the lowest market
prices ~ Country Merchants and Saddleu can be sup
piled with every article line. To- Orders put up
with care. j. A. HORTON & co,
au7 d&W So Common 81 and II Canal At
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11

~ Thomas O. Poole, the present Clerk of the Secon,
District Court, Candidate for reelection, The Election m nv
Sth Of November next aud will be supported by the W "
GpE VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11

~ For Olerk.-HENRY B. KELLY is a candid
NoVemberneIt. 80
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First District Court:

e3S For Oonstable,-Pease announce in your journal
NM. SHEARER candidate Constable of 6e TAI ne
net, Parish Of Orleans. [ap9tel MANY FRIENDS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11

~ For Clerk.-EdS Crescent: You will please ,av
that THEO LEW Candidate the Of CeE Of M
First District Court the election the November 1875
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Second DISTRICT COURT:

G5R For Clerk-We authorized to Announce Mr.
ALFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate Reelection 10 M ss
Clerk Of the First District Court ensuing election on III
5th November next. amin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
Nopember election. \. 0an0iil I.
For Sheriff.:

Mr. JAMES p an FRfT &c 3s, D. a. s auc-
ensuing election in NoveT1Esr 49, -,
Convention. s1S MANY FRsreon,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-04
LET THE WORLD KNOW

DEliENlNG II . duiy incumbent upon p.
ID rs citizens, We would ihrs exhibit bet %
the public, the character Of 4 b MchasA.-.
that those with whom he settles may raa.i
against him aud thai he may be unable 10 prac-
fsee that deception upon them, which he Asl
upon the citizens Of this community
Ncka>kie was for some time resigen, Of
Gil,aer, bp-har county, during which Time he
contracted debts OF various kinds; aud ~ H.
king his leave Of us 1t wa. al such time anj
50 unexpected, that bis just creditors were un-
able TO proceed against him. Daring As stay
With US be- lo:lowei no particular profession.
ur r-lher no pruio s-iou hut since his depart
are wa learn that be has made such auh. 4gl o,
proficiency, that I've has become famed a, u
Deusist, !. eliza a i.w weeks We nope be
viii travel around TN, way, and tlpg oal the
debts which be has leit unsettled
CITIZENS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-04
N ADVANCE or rnn MALI.
DIFFICULTY WITH FRANCE

| II would appear from our late papers thai
there is likely TO be some difficulty with France
( growing out Of the insulting conduct Of III,
Minister Of that country. The P,cayune o.
the 22d ult, contains a telcgraphic dispatcl
dated Washington, Sept. 49, 5 ?. NJ, which say.
that the Republic and jahH,geno,r are silent OF
the subject, but gives the following a. the facts
of the case
| In February last. W. Poussin. the French
Minister, presented TO Mr. Buchanan then See.
Rotary of State, a clam on behalf Of French.
man, named Poie residing in Mexico, who had
purchased tobacco sold By assent Of the Amer.
lean Government.
knowing II to be private property, md not
subject 10 seizure, on account Of the war then
pending Col Child, restored the tobacco to is
ughiful Owner, and the purchase money was
refunded To Poie TN the purchase and sale
coming before a court of inquiry, u decision
was pronounced agan-, the claim, and II Was
approved by General Scott
Mr.. Buchanan did not act on the appeal mndc
in this cast Of Potc, b. the French Minister,
but Mr. Clayton, his successor. approved the
decision Of the court OF inquiry NJ pou-sin
then charged Col. Chids with perjury, and in
hs communication made use OF other insulting
language. The alienation was forthwith sub
united TO him, Of Withdrawing or perssting IN
The terms Of his metz. The offensive lane uar.
was eNpunged, and the note was accepted by
ihc Secretary, when it was supposed tia, all
difficulty wa. al end.
\ short time after, VI. poussin sen, the Sec
relary another note, IN which lac called for the
punishment OF tom'r Carpenter, under the fol-
lowing circumstances
That officer. whilst commanding vessel
forming part Of the blockading squadron On
Tho coast Of Mexico, was called Oh by the cap
tam of the French ship Eugene 10 save her
rom smpWrceh tomr Carpenter, with hs
crew went TO her aid, aud, after much labor.
succeeded in placing her IN safety, lie then
dt nlandcd a legal salvage, which was refused,
and the Commodore eventually restored the
bugenle to her captain. Mr.. Clifford, t. :.
Minister IN Mexico, fully approved Commodore
Carpenters coDduct throughout.
W hen the subject was admitted 10 Mr.
Clayton he sent Hom'r Carpenters statement
ot the facts To the French Minister, when VI
Ponssa0, instead Of referring the matter TO his
Government, addressed another letter 10 the
secretary, in which he grossly reflected on the
honor and character of the american marine.
President Taylor forthwith directed the en-,
me core sponiencc TO be- laid before the French
Government, and demanded imme late and vol
al'arg redress Bat, instead OF making at
tonrmrut, the French Minister Of Foreign al.
lur- has attempted to renew the Insult to our
Government, By sharing the responsibility OF
Vi poussin.
President Taylor therefore ordered that AL
correspondence with VI poussn should cease
and he be- Informed tia, has passports were
ready for him Tins the matter stands al
present Gen. TAYLOR declares tina, he will not
and cannot, r. honor, .wcrve an inch from the
position he has assumed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-04
ToR ZIG ~ n e " 3.

ton at noon On the l2ih ut The following
toms OF news are uieancd from the New York
papers of the afternoon Of the 18th
IiuSG AIRY --Comorn has eapi,ulaied The
Austrian Minister of War entered the fortrcr /.
on the 25ih
The country Of Wasg Is entirely evacuated
by llie llnnganan-
kos.utb Is positively said 10 have 'cli hrad
for England ON the lith with the Hungarian
Crown jewels.
( A lctter ia III. 1ines, from Vienna, states
That hopes aai been held out 10 Georrpy hy
Prince pasI iewtch, that the Russian Emperor
viii 1--WE lin command ~ his army. and that
he vla not therefore, be surrendered to the
Ausirans. The opinion is expressed, thii such
an arrau semcut would be very d ~-ohie, ~ it
would gige Russia good officer, and save Aus.
ira n good deal Of cfnbarrassnc as 10 the
proper disposal Of him.
! The following is the letter addressed by
/ Gcorgcy to klPka, ihc Hungarian commander
at t0morn
Genersi The die j. cast. our hopes Dr., crushed
oar lnt.rf ha. irau r.'n Do, flH h.aae NJ liaiehrt
IarninH. nifad hg Oh aTH n bH...a lI -Iru 10y Ift
AND ile =ntr',- - o.r f-4t i.til ,,er0 nie~s and
o. Mer madness Js.r-at rre t.Hrrll -tDus Val fIluk
n, action, AZ ilas's' mysterai- and tyrp iHcrdb.t
will explain NJ motives 20 fnu auu 30 Ns ~ 'di l
nm 4 luurunam love tlF country nntNr al things.
aud followed the dieais- OF 10Y i4Hrt. which urtrd
nn 10 restore p-arr to np po1g aud ruined country and
lluis 70 save hcr from jeniiuau
trnrrnl-h. IS my mptINr for what do at Ia
gosh i'-rr'y Viii Judge me
tcucral--h, trloo ct the dtgndyuf Dictator which,
t'a uauan conf r-ed uu me b., iss dss.'kei Paf's-
ment. Summon Nnu fH follow - rttmfsH Hu' b. are
immediate surrender n u" ifiioss 0f tumafn intid
4,nr of which tho pruimrron woH'i forever rrisl, lrH
% AZ Doc e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-04

1He rh,ladsphia Lsfsv of Che leth met 't"' 2 -
,o,,. r,,o + .e. e. lfsf. md yovns -is' seed ~
b.l.,sr ,ld-ls ia rt's name ta'' rsst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-04

Ah ~ Hr inHt ~ y C..L.
SelienLaer ". W. mr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-10-04

Y APNf'Ifo. ob,st Ja~r-.
Stri,whor 20 1912 ~ y,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

Punch speaking of the Swimming Society,""
says-"The members were devoted to the
cause, that after dinner, their heads began 10
swim, but by sticking to the W inc, they kept
themselves above water"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15
CAMPuORATED TINCTURE.
Iincturc Of Camphor.
'l'tp-t,,r, Of r..,,,,,

incture oil q anphor.
TIncture of Capscum,
Compound Spirits of Lavender,
one ounce OF each. mingled together This
may be used alone. may be taken advantage.
ouSiy III connection with any of the other med
clnes. Ordinary dose. about one teaspoonful
Way he repeated every half hour or hour. Di-
lutte with water, if found too puurent
Doses Tor young persons must OF course be
regulated hv their age. Taking twenty as the
beginning Of aGuIt life, the quantity of any ar.
tic'e may be reduced one fourth for every de.
scending five wears.
II IL not safe in Cholera times 10 use Saline
medicines, such for example EPSON Salts or
Seditz Powders, nor indeed any active Cathar-
tic. Ii Il laxative is needed, Castor OIL or nils
of Blue Mass ami Ehubarh may b., used or pills
composed of grains Of AIoes. grain Rhubarb.
and half a grain of CapsicuuI. Two pills at a
dose, TO be repeated every FIVE or six hours, if
necessary.
Let every article BE- carefully marked that il
be easily distinguished r..
Cincinnati, May, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15

To small village in Massachusetts,
not very far from Boston. we VIII now
turn Il was a moonlcss and starless
evening in July \ thunderstorm had
come UP on a sultry afternoon. and it was
now raining in torrents; the wind BLOWN .
as only the east wind can blow on the sea
shore. But. while all without was dark
ness and chiIiness. within the neat. light
brown cottage, down in the grove of old
clns, all was light. and warmth. and Sc
rcnity. In nice little sitting-room with
pleasans French windows opening Oh to a
piazza. and looking into the garden. sat
an old man and young sirl-the village
pastor and his granddaughter
The venerable Mr.. Revere had been
for forty years the Congregational minis
ter of NJ He was the descendant
Of a 1ugucnot refugee, and was man OF
intellect and learning. He had been a
>ingularly handsome man in his youth.
and was now the picture of beautiful
old age. His fine figure was still erect.
his large eve bright. his cheek ruddy. end
his hair unthinneI. though silverv white
The smile was not banished from his lips.
his clear brow wore no clerical sternness.
entered into his manner; he was warm
hearted and free acknowledgements. cheer
lul. and approachable-the ideal of a
a faith Ill and loveable servant Of Heaven.
For one of his class, he was peculiarly
charitable and tolerant towards those OF
other sec.s and beliefs: but still most firm
" fixed in his own faith. and was surely
best pleased when those with whom he
was brought in contact thought and be-
lieved with him
Mr. Revere had known much affection
Consumption, that terrible scourge c,
New England. had taken from him his
excellent wife. his two lovely daughters
and his only son. The orphan daughter
Of this son was now all that was left tc
care for him in his old age.
But Adelaide Revere was in herself a
wealth of affection and happiness. Love
y and intellectual. cheerful as child
yet devotional as saint. she was indeed
the Joy and stay and consolation OF the
old man. An energetic and economical
house-keeper. an admirable nurse. mos
pleasant comprehensive left him moth
ing TO desire. Hers was indeed one O
sThose of my readers who RENE mber 10 have
read IL sketch from my pen, entitled ''-4talants
iron Skate 81 will recollect this family.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15
WN. s. RIDGEI.Y, VI y.
VI T. ID G. | Y /, s.

The following articles, Of CORES
pondiHg nature, should be kept in readiness BY
every family:
Pint or more of Brandy.
| Pint tncture of Cage Pepper.
or Ounces of Partgoric.
or J Canisters of best Mustard.
CALoHEt, dozen doses. ) grains in each.
L l. l. s
The following will be found convenient, and
are referred TO IN the preceding remarks:
Campipr. CaDsicaHi and ODiua-i dozen pills
with grain Of Camphor, grain of Capsicum
and a half grain of Opium in each
Calomct md OBiHm-l dozen pills. with )
grains OF Calonie', and bali grain of Opium in
each.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-01-16

agent for the salS Of Dr. Jayne's Cclelra-
teos Family Medicine, at his store in the
SOON formerly occupied by Thos. Coulter.
Kalida, Nop. %, ls4S
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-01-16
WASHING MACHINES.
s. PARKER q N. p. GUFrY,
H AvING purchased the right 10 make
m and vend Aldrich & Foot's Patent,

~
H AvING purchased the right to make
NJ and yend Aldrch & Foot's Patent,
WASHING MACHINES
for The counties Of Allen, Putnam, and Van
WeA, ,respectIully informs the Public that
they. keep constantly on hand .arsnpply Of
this useful article,of furnftlrc.. whereby in, !.
Washing &Iothcsc&c., 4
one persoif can do as mitch as four, in. the
same time, and with po greater expenditure
Of labor shan would b@srcq0ired blythe or
dinary method for one person,
Any person, whether man or woman, can
easily use the Mcchin cs, and faTmers will
find them great saving Of time and labor in
ileir families, and, in full, the. proprietor
thinks they can be fairly recommended as
simple, cheap, spd very useful. As they
are newly Introduced % this section, Mcssrs,
P. g. N. hopes that persons visiting Kallda
will call and examine these machines fo
themselves. 79ggt
Rights for townships in either the abov,
counties, will u sold TO those who may de
sire them.
Kalida, Sept. l2, ls4s. 92eb. i
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GHANCERY. NOTICE.

TOSEPH SlTkER Administrator OF Conrnd Albreelt
y decreased, and 1nrgrct Albreclt. widow of Conrad
Alhrecht deceased Lewis Aihreclt Mary Abrccht Her
man Aibrectt and Whemina Alhreclt minor children OF
Conrnd Abrecht. deceused. hereby potfed that
the sixteenth day of October IN the year eighteen hundred
and forty yoigt Bernnrd H. Konrer, the County ofPu
nam, ,and State OF Ohio, filed in the Count OF Comfon
Pleas, of the couaty Of Putnam and stute of Ohio.
iIl IN Cuncey against tie said Joseph sifker, Admins
t,ator aforesaid, Margret Ail.rccd widow aforesaid
Lewis Al0rerlt, Mary ATcclt, Herman Ahrccht, and
AhrecIt,minos l,te object andprayer
of which Bill Is that said defendants be decoed TO
vey said complainant, by proper assurances, the fol-
lowing premises, situated in The County Of Putnam, and
State Iof Ohio, TO wit:
pait Of section No 90 township No j. north ofrange
centre line of said section, and ninety fetf of the
centre OF the east haf Of said socon thence south one
hundred feet, tfeace west fftytour rods. five links
Cranberry Greek, theme westwnrdly sad Creek 10
IlqJxy Oskamps land, thence enst nrtysiy reds, and
twelve links, parele line with the south line TO the
place ofbeghnng continuing acre, three quarters and
twenty-six rods of lind. more or less. which said
prem ses tie complainant In Ills said Bill dlledses
ihit the snid Conrad Alrecht. in his lifetime, agreed
to convey said complainant, and the snd Joseph sif
kerr Administrator aforesaid, ard Matgret Abech, VII
dow aforesaid Lewis Abrecht, Mary Abroclt Herman
Alhechtaid Wiheminn Albreclt minors aforesaid. arc
further notiedh that unless they apptar and plend 9fs
mur snid Bill within sixty days after the OF
said Court the sid BERNARD Kempcr, ucr4A expraf on
Of said sixty days. will apply 10 said Court 70 take ths
of the Dill as confessed md to decree ereon nc
y MORRISON & CoEeINBEKRy,
4osfw solicitors for Complainant
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K AL IDA HOTEL.
j A M Es III. " ALL

~ al MES I'll. VAIL
,Ea,se Il ID AS taken the well known and
HiI commodious Tavern Stand ferm-
#iii crly occupied by T. r Mcclure
III1t' i he House has been thoroughly repaired
fhis fall, and Is now well fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
]. II. ". feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and attendance equnl to those Of any
House in this part d Ohio. HistaDlewill be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stablinr. and designs to spare no pains to secure
beeotnfprt and convenience OF his guests
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Sketches,
I'rallslations,

=. Z. Tooics Of the Ninth,
ardwil embrace everything Amusing. In
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DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
A THOUSAND NAMES

as Proof of cures in this distressing class ofcorii-
plants. See pamphlet All broken down, de-
biiitated dconstutions from the effect Of mercury,
WI find the bracipg power Of this article 10 act
Immediately. and the poisonous mihera, eiadica-
ted from the system ssfN3 +
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