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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14
VIRGIL Z. & JOSEPH A. SHAW,
Attorneys and Conn.eIIors at Do,

NFFICE-On Main.Street three dvurs west Of
" the Hooking Valley BrnciI Buuk.
Lancaster, May 10, l349. ly2
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Wanted a 1000 Customers
AND FOR THEIR BENEFIT HAVE BEEN
RE EIV ED


PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION STORE.
JOHN q. WILCOX, AGENT.
A SPLENDID addition Of Staple and Fancy
N Dry Goods. TO those already on hand, such as
Beautiful Bareges, all wool. at 90 cts. per yard
Giughums fine AT 10 l-2 cents per yard
Prints entirely new styles. cheap
A TwiIIrd Oil Chintz, scarlet
Victoria Netts, for CaPes. a beautiful article
Thread Laces. Pink Blue and White Illusion
Blond. Bounet md Cap Ribbons, handsome
Green Turks Satin Parasols
French Needls-worked Collars. at 10, 81. iOcts
do de- do Cuffs, great bargains
Black Lace Wells all prices.
Dress Handkerchieis. all qualities and cOors
Black Lace Mtis aud Gloves
Large Pearl Buttons tor Ladies' Dresses
Ladies' Cotton and Thread Gloves, beautiful
aud cheap.
Linen Lustres. 25 per cent cheaper than ever
Black aud Mode COLI, Merinoe Shawls, heavy
silk frinees
Ladies' cold and unhleached Cotton Hose
Boys Mixed Cnlton Socks. all sizes
Emb'd Swiss Window Curtains, from 81 cents
per yard to 81 pair
Brown Linen Table Cloths, as low as 2jc each
Bleached Ga do do do 62l do
Towels. Towelmg Diaper& Napkins all qualities
Cassimeres, all woul, as low as 6a3c per yard
Check, Tweets Plain Mixtures, S'rp'd Mix
TIRES, Camblets, Jeans. Taylor Mixtures, Corded
Drillings. superior Corded do for Mems wear
All kinds of Sheetings, from cents per yard
to heavy and splendid at la4 beached
CARPETlNG Stock in this article is
still kept up and sold at remarkable io0 prices
| Almost every article in the Dry Good line can
be fiund at this celebrated establishment
| Remember, Goods are sold at the Philadelphia
Commission Store, cheaper than at any other
house in this place.
! One price lnr Goods aud all marked IN figures
! Remember aiso-The Farmer eau always sell
his trade for money in Lancaster and ny buying
| his Goods at the Philadelphia Commission Store
save vastly more in the course OF the year lhah
! pny his taxes
Lancaster June Is, 1919
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FAsIIIONARLE rAILORING.

Ii &. TROUT. eoniiuaes to carry
Il on tue Tailoring Business. aud will always
be iOnnd NJ the old smud, IN SAG6ers BailaiRg.
oHs door east Of the TaIlmadge House. where
he will bs ready 10 wall upon all who may give
him a call tie will constantly bein receipt olthe
Z a. sr3Sr YAER9@N s.
Aud his work will be rf the neutest aud most
durable kind He will employ none but the best
Of work men aud will use every etiort To please the
pubic aud secure share OF their patronage. /,
Give him call.
Lancaster June y, 1G49 5u
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Roll in! Tumble in! Or any
way TO get i'm!

NNHANKFUL for past favors, tke undersigned
IL would respectfully announce to the citizens
of Fairfield and adjoining counties, that he has
recently rehtted his Old Stand on the Pike, %
miles East of Lancaster, and added to his old
stock VERY LARGE AND SPLENDID AS
SORTM OF LUMBER, which has been
selected, with the greatest care aud Of the best
kind, from the Hooking Mills.
He has ON hand at all times, an assortment Of
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TAXES FOR 1849,

TreasHrer's Of6cc, Fairfield County,
LANCASTER, September 10, l840.
A GREEABLY to the provisions of the 18th
N Section ofthe Act prescribing the duties OF
County Treasurers and Amendatory Acts,
IDO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
That the rates Of Taxation within the county afore
said, assessed for the present year, are follows
For State mills, for County 3 mills, for Town
ship as follows.
Amanda Il Bloom 4; Liberty I; Greenfield d;
Hooking Z; Perry 4; Bern Il Walnut /; Richland
/; Rushcreek J; Auburn ].
For Town OF Lancaster 4: Lithopols il, for
educational purposes.
Dist, No. 5, Amanda j; Nos 5 aud 0, Liberty L;
No 10, Hooking 4; North Of main street. Lam
caster 81; No II, Hooking >; No A, Perry 81;
No. A. Madison Il No IL Pleasant I; No 9, do.
IA; No 8, Walnut (; No o. do q No A, Rtshcreek
4; Nu3, do, }.
And 1 do hereby farther give Notice,
That in pursuance of an order of the Commission.
ers, will attend in the Townships as follows, on
the days named, at the usual place OF holding cleo
tons.
Perry, OH Monday the 9TH Of November; Clear
creek, ON the 9th Bloom on the 7th Violet on
the 9Th and 9th; Liberty on the 10TH
will attend at my office in Lancaster, until the
Goth December, TO receive Taxes, after which |
will proceed according to law To collect the de-
linqucncies.
JEPTHA NEWKlRK, Treasurer
Of Fairfield County, Ohio,
September IA, 1919 10
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sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue OF d power invested in me by will,
ID will offer at pnblic sale, at the late resi-
dence of Bavid BuuIiird in Hooking Township,
81 miles west of Lancaster. al the hours OF l2 o.
clock, VI. IN Friday The 26h d4y Of October, ,l849,
the larF nj which he died seized, containing 2l3
Acres and Perches: upon it is a good Brick
House. large frame Barn, fine Spring and u
good Orchard. About one-half Of the farm is un-
der cultivation and the other half well timbered-
the quality OF land is good.
Terms Of Sale-One third in hand. and the
remainder in two equal nunuai instruments with
interest.
Shonld no sale be effected at the time and
place above named | shall offer the same premi.
ses. upon the same terms at the door Of the court
house, in Lancaster at IL O'Clock, NJ, on the 3rd
day of November following.
Persons desirous of examining the premises.
may call at my residence about one mile west OF
Lancaster.
WILLIAM T. BRUMFlELD, Exe'tor
August TO- l949 tsl4
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OBITUARY.

DlED-0n Sunday morning, the 9th inst, after
an illness Of two weeks, Mrs ADELINE. wife of
Mr. Eli Ashbrook
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Fresh Teas.

80 A General assortment Of the PE-
f Hl N KIN CoMPANl's celebrated
PACKED TEAS. insl received nj
WISE & HlLLARD'S
Lancaster June 90. 1919.
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A Large Farm for sale.

EnIIE Heirs offer for sale the Valuable Farm,
- known as the "Parier Farm" situated in
Thorn Township, Perry County. Ohio. u miles
Fast OF fThornyille-tIe GAINESVILLE road running
through near the centre
The Farm contains 3i3 Acres. abont one half
prairie nnier fence. occupird as pasture aud mea-
dow. and .rb0rt 100 Acres ~ lnrung laud. There
are upon the premises. Two good dwelling houses,
large log barn. two gnnd spring houses with
very strong spring 10 each. about 1000 Sugar
Trees aud a good orchard partly grated fruit.
The Farm would do to divide, with house
and spring and an equal quantity OF prairie and
timber land 10 each half II is well adapted for
raising both STOCK and GRAIN. with an alum
dance Of pure spring vaisr, which can be con-
veyed 20 any field upon ilie farm, and tue soil is
not surpassed in the State.
Possession will he given In the purchaser next
spring. Any person, wishing to purchase good
farm would do well tn call aud examine this one.
For further particulars, call on Frederick aud Will
liam Packer upon the premises.
August 3. ls40 3ml3
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Enlarged and Improved.
JOHN N LITTLE,

INVITES the attention of the citizens OF this
and adjoining counties To his Stock i'll trade, al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14

DETROIT, Sept. 18th.
Editors Ohio Slate journal:
Hon John Cummings of Ohio, member e.
lect to Congress, died yesterday at Milwau.
kie.
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WAGONS, BUGaIEs, &C.

Which will be sold LOWER FOR CASH than
they can be had at any establishment in the coun-
ty. Remember the. old sOying:-" The proof Of
he pudding is cheering the sack"
He has employed the best of workmen for each
brauch of business, by which means he fatters
himself that his pOrk cannot be surpassed by any
shop in the county, either for beauty or dNrabih-
IT, The LATEST aud MOST APPROVED PAT
TERMS will at all times be used.
ALL WORK WARRANTED!
Very strict attention will be paid to REPAIR,
ING, PAINTING and TRIMMING BuSsles and
Carriages.
All orders from distance will receive the most
prompt attention.
WANTED-In exchange for work. any amount
of Lumber, of any kind suitable for the above bu-
siness. n Always in the Horse market.
| L. NJ. WINTER.
| June 90, 1849. ~
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IclllDel.anCe.

TNHERE will be a Temperance Lecture deli.
L vered in the HAL L of the SONS ofTEN
PERANCE. on Tuesday Eveniag, September
2jth. by Bro. J. D. MARTIX.
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
to attend. THOMAS G. RAINEY. RS.
Lancaster Division, No. lO7 Sons of Tenn
September7, lG49 3wl8
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From the south.
EIaX-Secd.

TVNEIE HIGHEST PRICE in CASH will b,
Il giveu for FLAX-SEED by
GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, August 10, l849. IA
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Lancaster Female Academy

VNHE Fall Session of this School will open Oh
Il Monday the 18th of September, inst
Terms, as usual.
J. w. ELY, Principal.
Lancaster September IA, 1919 10
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Medical Notice.
DIR. ]. r. M'OLEEY.

4 GRADUATE oftho Pennsylvania Universe
N ~ has located in CARROLL. He may be
ionnd al the house Of Mr. Breek, or at his Office
iew doors Eat
May II, l2i9. Iyl
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PainIs.
Just Received

A. SUPPLY of SURGEONS Pocket Instru
N ments, Tooth Keys and Forceps, d variety
of Trusses, and the best Supporters and Shoulde
Braces ever offered in this market
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster. August 10, l34g IA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11


VRRAYpA;-M ". Bland, A; Douglas. G. A. Hudson,
=. P. Nicholson and lady, j. A. Nelre s. vans, W. NJ
Hyams, NJ. Calhoun, O.. Me- h0ueT, ia; II. o. Kelly n
ID. Fupua, j. AfoCaleb, Q. IL Rogers, w. G. Williams, e.
FL. Williams, l.. II. Drake, Mis- j. E. Leslie C. johnson,
Ptsburg John B. Hogan Mobile; 81 d. Martin, N Nc.
Lean Teyas F M. Thayer, u. b. Swedes, J. Henry %
Y. B. Bell Richmond, Va; l.. EasiOn, Nd; w H. Crafts.
Boston r. A. Marshall Cincinnati; 5. v. Curtis W. O.
Mills. Ohio; A. Bait; I. J. Hizebergsr.
HEwLEFTs 81. A, Robertson. NJ. T. Traverse, Robert
Mckay Phillips, J. Montgomery, ID. Wadlel, La; s. p
Gion, II. Emerson, Miss w. X. PEBBLES E. Parker Tenn.
George f. Moran, Texas
ST. CHtRLEs.-John Freeaud, w, G. Kendall, C. Tate,
n. o.: w Robertson George L. Hill. Va; L. Nhinman,
- Moore W. X. Nixon, Ohio; DR.. Elliott hissW adden,
T. j. Packwpod MAJOR Wadde, W F. Sumward, La. ); r.
], We.ls AND lsdy; Mrs. Phillips.
AaCME.-E; Y, Shields, Ala; John Smith, California;
Edwin Ozark Stephen Haywood, Memphis; @. y. Reese,
Coast; O. II, Whiting, w, PsaTce, Mobile; On :. Arnold,
j. g. Howard, r, II, Chshys ~. o.; p. r. Armstrong,
steamer General Worth; r. Ii. Williams, Cincinnati.
PLANTERs'.-lY. T. Pepper and lady, Miss james IND. =;
s. Smith Ohio; l.. X. Person, C.. II. Williamson, La; J.
Ranloo RoTaaa, Tampics w. a. Ninmo, U. S. A; II.
NJ. Bassett, Mississippi.
COMMERUGAI.-Villam II. Montgomery, James Bowlan,
+, Gray, d. Robinson Harry Melee 5. BQwgman, james
Runuald, John Robinson Pitisburg; Joseph Gray, n o.;
l. II. Cannon, r. J. Rodgers, Memphis; G, r. Hopkins,
H.; G. HOcomb MONTREAL V. +. Wilson, fieksburgi T.
H. StosFtt Wisconsin,
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Two RENT OR FOR sALE-A pleasant T,yo.s'ogg
- R1gtaeAce, with > Rooms small Flower Garden -
~ Font, and Gallery above and below, Paved Yard M
q sea Camp md Magaze. ID VIII Be rented reasonable 10
rcHoUPiTotLAs STREET ''''' -''p9 ~ rs sd
DLFAsANT ROOMS AND OFFICES ron
J. REN IL In Banks -areade Apply al ~ Nstchez
W kisNI-Ths Hoqse No. g. Triton Igaik r. -
! contains -Four Fine RoOms, and has q Two.st0ry id
KITCHEN. Apply j. OFF, LII
d. 81 No. 10 Triton Walk.
RLAChsMTIH SHOP AND LUMBER YARD.
- situated 1chOgDitglias street, bsfsean Jplia -
street, up Stairs. al III
TTNO REiNT-The SECOND STORY Of pa Cha -
Il t0IRtCgse street, suitable fOg Storage OF Furniture if
etc. has Hosting Wheel and other ses Re1 "
% J. DoRBRIDGE * co, on the premises.
TTNO RENT. Furnished Rooms to rent al No 2 Car -
ply on the premisfs. o. Ill
ETJtfNl ROOMS FOR RENT Pleasant -,
a fuI1ued Rooms IN the large twO-stdry house q "a
with Galiefe at the corner Of St John and Perdido
streets. n25
TTNO RENTING tbreestoTy B1ek DWELLING; -.
ICSEB, situated Circus street between Canal i
and Coinm0h street, second Muncipa iiy AppIy TO
90 PRIEsfLY 4 BEN g and 81 Camp st.
TEO RENT.-TJo Frame DIV hi, LING HOUSES -
Il DupaHtieT, between Constance and Marazine AZ
streets, on the shady SIDE OF the Apply theA
premises. MI If
GTQRE TO RENT The large ouTstoTy Store Cor pan
cupied by Kennedy s. Foster being spendii location All
for large Western Grocery or Dry Goods House Fol
ni3 W9M. L. CUSHING Co. IS Common st.
| LHOH RENT.-A new two-story FRAME HOUSE,
II with finished Attie Bathing Room Stable and Gar -
rage House and Hydrant and Cistern the yarocond TIL
| Apply TO JUNIUS BEEBE s Front. I .svee
olld between Ursuline and Hospital ss 1st Ny.
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TOBACC0-6luite large basness'Tas done IN TObacco
yesterday the ses reaching ga hhd Viz z8hhs A. and
R. at cround As Admitted at 50 low Admitted at 5(s
A R. at 81, 10 do. mt ~ g f Admitted Is al 81, n
s. 5at5'f; 81 hhas A. yellow Bank at 81 and 3s bids.
Yellow Bank rs A. at ~ and 50 R. pc. Refused
ven scaraes worth fully 5le- than week ago.
SUGAR AND AfOLASSES.-The market operad With
heavy Stock and prices gave cs some 500 hnaa hN
ing been flken al 81 84c. for Fair Molassss also rhr
lower, and Sl0o bbls. sold, mostly al 2l'se for prime
FLOUR.-There very little change sad bbs-
found puEclssaIss embracing 200 bbs. Ohio at q as
illinois at "a 60 go bbs. Ohio (in fine orasr) az ~
bbs not branded al - and 600 20 700 hbs. p A1 of e
"a 95a5s5 90 for supelfne st. Louis and illinois
CORN.-Nearly 900 sacks sold of'whieh LOG sacks ~
do and $50 sacks 5le and 1000 SACKS prime Old g zhs
figure
BRAN-A00 sacks sold on the Leves At SIZE v loo p
OATss-l0Q sacks Ohio sold at &C., and $50 do prime 81
Louis at &C.
PROYIsIONssAT demand for PORK was limited, and
de largest sale we heard Of was $50 bbs. Me- At 80 %
q bb In Bacon could only bear Of retail aaa a g.
for prime Shoulders, and 57SG5,ke p ~ Sides Beaf
an some request with ale Of 80 bblz- Prime al IS 90 g do
extra (olnck) at 81 Is6. and l52 bbs crossed Prime at
90 sIJE q Dbl. Lard without change, and we noticed
sa Of 35 bbls and zes No a 81 and g teTcss at &C.
CORN RiFAIAsals OF ~ bb.s. Ian extra ardele) a.
I e. 625S & Dbl
WHISKY .-Esial a1ais-, sud io,aiEns ut ss5t92ie.
q kui0n.
FREIGHTs. I'VE heard Of nothing donn n Fsstsr
Fzeighs To Boston 100 bhls Pork shipped at 50c.
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LAFATErTE. Monday, Dee. 1917. SfThars were no ~
rivals Of stock today and but hte activity existed in the
market-BTess scarcely varying
Priees;-BEEF .CArrLE-514a5c p b net are The *.
trames.. .HoGs-a3a 95se. y 10 .sHEEFa2 77
SO 70 q head. .MILcH CoNs-eE 5s5o.- .CALvEs-sik
@6e.qg b.. -HuRszs-s61@ sii3 Q head. .MuLEse7q
lI..lal q haad.
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4 Mathematical EasirtMsais ofererv
quality and price.
WdisF COlors-Reeves and New.
minis tuperine ColOrh, 10 boxes
q eteIy size, with and without
locks and drawsm, and a fine
ataortment oflooss cOlofs, By he
single cake.
Pmeils-s Sable and eamel's-haif
| Pencils and Drawing Pencils q
every grade.
Eaber's Lead Pencils-A large
/ gupply Of those superior PeHcils,
four different grades, always on
hand.
COlored CrnyOiis, a 6nc aasort-
inent, IN woOl aud otherwise.
Rulers Parallel, octagon, square,
/ refund aud fiat RulsTs, Of every
/ kind and size.
| DiDiders go German silver spring
and plain brass DivideTH.
E2odgcrs' Cif'eTg,-Fine Pen and
Desk Knives. and ErtseTs, Of
every description,
! God Pens-BrOwB's, spencer's,
| French, LAddsuB Spencer tnd
4 Bendsll't, and the large En-
I crossing Pens.
/ Gold Pencil end Pen Holders. a
4 fine HssoTtment, some with stone
b heads.
Steel Pens, from all the best ma
keFs, Oh cards and in boHea, Of
every description in use,
Quiiia - Swan, wild goose and
I Hudion'a Bay Quills, of every
number, from 8 70 100, By Tie
thousand or undCr.
9 Copying Presses Screw and Ls-
yer Copying Presses, four differ
- ent sizeL with apParatW CON-
!, plete. such as B0ots, Ink, Brush.
Is, Oiled aud Bl0,ting Paper.
D Noinrial Presses, fine screw, With
waiergGnd sehl-papsu Of eyery
. size.
I Proui's Printing I'D. ofeveryq qua.
4 hty and price, In kegs and can.
isterH, Of every color. Litbo
graphic Ink, OF The fnett quality
!, eOuslai,tly on hand.
Z Blank Casrls - Printers Blnnl
Cards enameled, iv0ry-surfaci
G and ool0red Gard Boafls, 70
cutting to any size.
ViadHg Cdrds, porcelain ant
ii Other fancy qualities.
III piaydur Caitr Eagles, Deea
turs, Merry Andrews, Highland
~ err, Of every quHiity and price
- sorns extra snper6ne Gold f.
Il giles and Mogul fancy Card
assorted numbers.
H.infiers' St0ck, consisting {
. Boafts, Russia, Cali, Shc1pski
T. and Morocco Leather, Plow
Z Kuiveu, Ruling Pens and Ruin
3, Ink, Sewing Parchment m
MI Thread.
PriHiing and Book Binding {
a every description, executed j
tic lest style OF workmanship
in all the various i0rma DO usl
le aud Blank Account Books,
a aiy peculiar form, ruled IN
bound TO order.
o., Diaries f1r ls50-Clayton's larr
y lusrl0 and octave, Feit'a ia
Gag, hallcIp, quartz, Cclhg0 an
er Emo, plain and gilt edged.
Metallic Memorandum Book,
a new and beautiful article, pi
d. up IN vsIi0us l5rma.
Banters' Carss, with and wilho.
b. locks.
PonfJlos different sizes, pls
and with locks. Together vii
large variety OF useful a.
4 Necessary articles for MGTcanti
and other purposes.
ID "a BY a recent change IN our bu'
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snnAisliuN IN ttt "
t Book. sushas supar-royal
Etlgers, inurnuis, Caih and
~ books, i4's g ' aila ileeo.u
p9k hpyAl p .'aail'i A'1liiy
Y ~ u pa l w, h = o. eNeIy
ilt % inllli3 nl'N "l'i ills' l9i'ie
tiluAnin' paeei, tna WaI-
il'ou o. VIC 'e'' ''i'-h Papet'
l50df BO0ig, Jf every form IN
rre- Freight aud CABIN Regis
faAs9ge begiliera' WOOD
Len ~ heceiptt55 Co.loh
,s, ny ai, ~. lig ti.9i an p :
Ing.
- ...,,
p i...,t ol,..i ~ l .-ii ~ :. w W
Ard American Ca6 AMI Letter
Paper. rulsd and uRin. Com.
mercini Pos, and Record Paper,
u ruled and plain Packet Post
and Note Payer, Fapeteries Of
, ,pr,T t t6Sa,bse w VIZ ~ No. ~.
snj ir+s,lr.srs,,, No., IN,
mnated WsierE-a new and
beautiful article.
sEl,,.,, C,i,-.J pa,.r .l.-.,, .nd
-t,y, ,,-t.a. =, a.t -
Eng ish and American Tirsue,
ssofted colors, Tracing Paper,
rery SIZE, Gold end Silver Pa
y ailI otiiii.' bri ., S9'Iq Us
~ 3 " r go. u 49, -
- - ~ -,
variety. guparane Fpglisb AMI
American, Of ali eolo9s and sizsa
a tss..~ ~. .r -, .,,,t;,,.
Enalish. Flsrch. Ameriean ~,
Gem =, every color.
-. g., III H., T,.t.,,,.,,
n vsfy superior R1.sI.
Takr41dg oSevery tiuJ, glass, ma
haganv. irYn and bronasl metal
ayury dne nasortmsnt.
rr-.f-t. - -. g..
nnd bronzsd .
Il. u.,,- g.. H. -.
po[cun,ne Porcelain and N
cuteheon Shell Pen-hoIdera, yer
fne.
N5uo Seals-Glasa Motto Seal
various designs: Initial Seal
and Envelopes,
5eari and Ip5ry Tablets. a Gp
ass5umept.
m. T,lt-,, oBJ c.is,4ars
-
I, No. frsB a nv In
mi superipf article.
Lam Gins. different sitss an
patterns, Engliah and American
gu and brnlzea.
Aeiter Receivers, different sizes.
Pring Tape Me,asarss, a veg
CONVENIENT atiele Tor the poeE.
l,'ig W. ~. me- y u, -
IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11

LAHCEKY ON SBIPHOARD.-Edwa.d Barry, preleuing the
tickle element to the dangers of terra G, where be wastoo
well known by the Police succed well his dspradaOns,
embarked yesterday the good ship Maid Of Orleans ana
distracted from the cabin coat and watch belonging 10
Joseph Stevenson stefa-ense generally long one, but
this time, after series of unsuccessful ncking about, tbs
tlief was hverhanled and hs CARO- reeaued
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7r5Ee q Fancy Stationery.

respectfully call he attention Of Merchants and others who
may require any thing bulinear to the large nd ehoiso
receiving and which was all carefully
ICED al hs Nor under especial supervision for out retail
ip mart Of
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FAIL AND WINTER FAsHT0N 8.

EFrMR RS. A. q. PARKER, 93h F--r,
- ~ Camp, bet9B P0VdFas street, has justs
G35en received, and will continue open dnrng ~
ss The season, handsome assortment Of Nll- ~
La EttH consisting Of Fancy and straw bonnes lless
and breakfast Caps Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Lace
Capos, Ne Collar, Cuffs, etc. all OF which VIII be at
low price and purchasers will find much 10 their advan
tage Cal purchasing elsewhere. E-W All Orders OF
Merchants and Dealers IRON the Country will he promptly
] attended do I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

In all cuses OF Female Diseases the Gayanic Belt Of in
rstimabe value Ii would take columns, We 10
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and respectable Ladies in all of the
Union. Weakness irregularities, low spirits, pain IN the
breast and side chorOss uor abus, prOapsus ute falling
Of The womb eostiyeness, Obuced difficult mensuatnn
general prostraon Of the system, aud all affections OF smgf
character, Immediately and permanently relieved by ths
simple and beautiful invention. The eneTVatnE nature OF
climate renders natural 5tiHaiaHt necessary for the
aie ur ecacous the smulant which Nature herself has
provided This is CaiUHHiSH and its application by the
avanic Belt and Magnetic Fluid is every respect pleasant
and agreeable No inconvenience attends its use, and the
most feeble and delicate with entire and safety
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11


AEEssRs. GERMAN, La THOANE and LIPMAF, Proprie-
w the ADORE ubhnen beg leave 20 niJrn the
that they will their Cirrus The 1911
when cgmbnatlCn Of talent the ECU line Will be
tuly worthy patronage. Alang the uOule is Tie iuraed
imoisss ROSA decidedly The atn'ed Female Equestrian
the world has seen ogelsr with Mr. WM WORREL, re
Clown o. ClrEus; M IEkAAki, Mons LA THOkbE and ar
81. LlFMAN, tae great Som esr' man
The will 10 conducted in manner that eanna
offend be sd9us. EuchEas bttn and viii be tie
VI the cement.
The Seas viii be cushioned.
The 8ta Band posed Of Feen members, wi be under the
guidance The celebrated HI MESSENGER and
lie