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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
FHlS tavoHe resort Of the citizens OF Louisiana, MsI
Il sppi and adjoining States, Te-Opened for the On
reception Of visiters Saturday, May H. Various ii
alterations and additions have been made during the1@
winter with view of rendering this establishment ageea
Bile and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered of by the splendid line
low pressure mail steamers Oregon James L. Day and Cali
fonia which leave Lake PontchaTtTan daily and the Mo
bile and MOntsZuIna tIi-weekly.
Attached to the Hotel is an Academy for young Misses
and Boys in separate departments under manage
ment of Mr. Blackman, well and avOaby known to the
residents of New Orleans The Academy will open June
Two Physicians, of well known standing, dwell at thu
Pass. r. H. MONTGOMERY, Manager
90 All mRilabe matter left at the Offices Of Messn.
8 r. Geddes, Bank Place, and NJ Judspn Esq, corner
CGnaand Camp streets. will be forwarded daily my20 81
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MEDICAL.

nRJ BEEBADQN-@Oligs end Residence, No. 1S1
~ Caaai Street between Phippa and Circus 81" Jy' ON
nR. MACGIBBON has removed to SO PHlLlPPd
LIZ STREET, between GTavieT and Common Bo ON
nR. Il. A. FOURNIQUET-Qfie on ST. MARY
~ STREET. between Camp and Magazlne, Opposite me
Magazine street Market, at II. GOtdmaRRs DTtg 95tFF5
LAFAYETTE. U2 u
AR. WALLACE, No. a Arcade Passage taps, alTSJ
~ New Orleans. OETICE HoURs-FIOm A. on'
ORDERs left at the Drug Store Of H. BOpqsbsl vii ba
OMOEPATHIST
nR. GLASS, Gate Of HOpkiRSUiLLs ReNtuskb,) ~.
- " BAROENE STREET, between Union ana feI9ls9o
streets, NewOrleans M
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
"A FFECTlONS Of the Quito Nerve, lntis COnJunotYai
"A Inflammation Partial Blindness, Operations for StTabs-
mus, and other Diseases affecting Vision. DT. IUN-
STALLS OFFICE, 70 Circus street, between PeTddO
and GFaver Streets. Hours of Consultaon-lO till Sun
days 10 till d., Certificates from Phyioians and Patients
may be seen al his Office. Ia2O
EGYPTIAN EYE BALsADd.
COHEN, having had 30 years experience, offers the
IL above ilJakki6Ls remedy for all Diseases -,
pertaining to the YE. Opthalmlat of yeas 6s--szS
gtanlng, CnTed in IL weeks the Tear In the 49, -
Eye, of years, cured in 10 weeks man oil this 49,
city being stone blind for mouths, restored to the sight
Of one in weeks; gentleman who always used specs
Tor 56 years, by usng only drop enabled to read the
tamnatOn OF days, cured 5B 0e Single drop IL gives
bTlancy TO the Eye and also strengthens the sight 49,
~ 2O5 PHILlPP-A Street, near Hevla, and * 81
CHARLES Street apI ly
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NOTICE.
'HE subscribers have c0mnlsted their arrange ~
4 ments for more extended business than thatNA n
"A hitherto done By the old house. Our stock Of,@istO
NJ DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
NJ SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY,
AS emboihg intend it shall every article ueedful
% the Heads oil Families Planters and Country Deale vii
act IN excellence of quality easOnablsnesI Of
price BY shy 9th 81 house in the trade; while as
GEN ERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
derS be addressed to with confidence and certainty
81 having them properly and faithfully attended TO- nOt pre-
giouAy experienced la this place
~ The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-31

PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1871 feel free to recommend
Dr. Dayiss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my expsTi.
ence u us beneficial effects my csge have been
for time past subject to attacks of splitting of blood AZ
tended with weakness Of the breast uneasy sensation
at the stomach, accompanied with dyspepto Symphonic,
Last spring having attack Of it, wgs recommended -
an acquantqI &c who had been cured by Dr. Dayss syrup
TO try it, did and relieved By il in less than os
bottle. Its apparent good effects were immediate
JOHN +. DRAM, Ladies' Shoemaker, 10 Race st.
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IRw ORLEANS & OARRoLLToN RAILROAD


" Ihe Can WlTeave New OTIeanG and Cau0ltOn eVerg
uour atteTl o'olock Sundays, if the weather ia fair
Ks The Lafayette Horse CaH will leave every 10 minute,
from the cnrnerOf BHrOnne Snd Canal sA mayI2-6m
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NJ BRANDER SMITH. General COMMISSION
N. lHERCHa.TT' No 80 GRAvIER STREET, is Com
missiOned to take OF Deeds and Powers
OF Attorney 70 Administer Osths, and to take Testimony
and Proof of Demands by appointment of the Governors
The following States, VIZ: MAINE, NEW II AMPSHIRE,
VERMONT, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT,
OHIO, MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, INDIANA, IL
LIMOS, MISSOURI, KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ALA
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA. mhH 6m
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST
PTLADELPH1A, June 23 le46-l highly recon mead
D[ Dayss Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar, from my know
edge Of its virtues. My wife had been affected fol- 0 lon
time with weakness and pam in the breast the use OF hs
medicine IN short time entirely relieved her Thesvpro ns
would after time, recnr and all occasions the ee was
ssspeedy IN the first place lisnow near six months since
she has been Tree OF the affection consider ii and rec0m
mend most valuable medicine Its Strengthening effect
" nTTrpT +, ~ -. "a M ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
McDOWALL g. COOPER.
Houses for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, on reasonable
terms. his Houses and Lands at hrkwood and in
Camden. The House at Hrkwood is pleasantly
situated, Arge and commodous with every ncccs-
sary Outbuilding, with an abundance OF pure water
convenient thereto with Il acres OF Land attach
Cd, most Of which is woodland The iousc IN
Camden is situated Oh the West end Of Dckalb
street, upon considerable elevation, and is large
and conmodjous, with all convenient and necessa-
ry OutbuiIdings, Well Of good water, and 81
scrcs OF Land Possession given Immediately.
Persons wishing TO purchase will please call and
examine the premises.
Oct l0-if JDliN "lllIAhEt.
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Head Quarters
LOWER BArrAL1oH, 2!D REG. ). {. VI. !
Camden, 9th Oct, 1919.

Order No
THIS Battalion is hereby ordered to parade at
Camicn on Saturday the 9Th day OF November
next at III O'clock A. n. for drill and review ar1n-
ed and equipped as the Law directs
Commissioned officers, the non-commssoned
Reg;mcn,ai staff, sergean,S aud corporals will AS
seuhc the Jay previous at the same hour and place
for drill aud instruction.
The Cumramie: wi! be formed and the Rolls
called precisely at the hour Indicated Captains
OF Companies are charged with the extension OF
this order. BY order OF Lieut.. Col J. B. kERsnAw,
Ocr. l7Gt A.G. BASklN, AIj't.
IR Eguity--Lauc;,sfer District.
John Massey, Admir-. de b"'lIs non o! John i ia
gins, decd. Us Ia"c lIt.ns and others-BWt TO
nsars!qi cSscts, G1Id SO t0rth.
The creditors Of John II. llagins late OF Lam
caster District, are Hereby notified that under the
decree of the Court OF Equity in the above case,
they are required "to establish their claims before
the Commissioner on before the lst day oi Jnnc
l-JG ard in dciau, that their claims be barred.
JAMES II. WirIiERSrOON, &. f. l.. u.
C,,m,n'r< D,lic.. sept ; l1i9. 800
Sent s 36 II
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Palmetto Cash Store!
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
And those wish Bargains, Particularly,
WILL, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,


WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
That the undersigned has moved into hr. Wm
Workman's New Store. two doors above ar
Drucker. and Immediately opposite Messrs. Nc
Dowall & Cooper, where lie is at present. re-
ceiving large supplyof
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
suitable to the fal! and winter seasons. comprising
Ptatn aud Fancy Dry-G00as,
in every department Of Ladies' and Geatlemens
Weai,
Hard ware, Groceries and Croc"cry,
All which he is determined TO sell for Cash only
at prices so extremely low, that he canHot fail to
receive tie confidence Of purchasers.
To give his new stard "a local habita:ion and
namc,'' he has hoised the Palmetto Flag, and re-
spcc,iuly invites all and sund,ics to give
THE PALMETTO STORE
fair trial. having no doubt thata visit and lnsPcc-
spcclion Of his stock will prove mutually advanta-
geous.
TrFriends from :he country will please en-
0uir, t0r fac ,'a:l..cttc Stcrc.
Sent. 10. 5hMI;S WILSON,
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rnnKs bND STATIONARY,

A new supply of the works of popular and
standard authors, AunuaIs, School and mscclIare-
Gus books Just received. Also, Letter, Decd, and
Note paper of great variety, with envelopes 10
mach. Knives, R'zors and Scissors, motto seals,
waters, wax nkstands, steel pens, ink, Japan,
Black, Blue and Red. Water colors, prints,
Drawing materials &c. u. 1obNH.
ncf J2 II
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Planes.

Jointers, Fore, Jack, Smoothing (sing'e ard
double Iron), Astragals, Beads, coves, cove and
Bead cornish, Dadoes, (wood and brass screw
tops FiiSters; Grccian Ovalos, Hand Rail. llol-
lows and Rounds, Match, Nosing. Ogccs, Ovaos,
Plows, Qujrk Ogees, do. and Bead. Qurk Ovaos,
do and Rea,, DO, cove and Bead, Rabbc'. (skcwcd
and square.) Reediug, Raising, Sash. %nIpc Bill
side Rabbets, step Nosng, Torus Bead, Tooth
Planes, &c.
Jack and Fore Flame Handles; Hickory chiscl do
Bench Screws and patent Bench Hooks.
For sale by
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ra,. Eks,YNE1gl & 90.

Have lUsl rcccNcd I0t UI
Bogginc, Rope cnA Urine, fnc SegdrS' Ia
bic Sah. in bnes, Rice FYoar. Aiso--SiHnTi S
best Cno|y, French Cordials, ~hi'c minc Vine
gar. h'go--A fcm cases Of superior Negro
!Shocs, Negro Lin&cgs, BIanhcis, ar.
All Of which Will he sold Al tie ,owcst prices for
cash oCs. a.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
Domestic manufactures.

We are now prepared 10 ohtr our steel: CT
Black and Kuss2,t rcrgcd Dr"gsns, and Eu*scit
scwcd Negro Shoes, all Of our OWE manufacture,
which VIC can rccl.nmt nd TO our customers as
they have been got Up witt! great care ana made
ofthe hes, materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine for themselves.
Oct IL w. ANDEkSD.N. N Nc.
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l}9525ge
HAVE PAID THE PRINTER

When tho cold storm howls round the door,
And you, by light OF taper,
Sit closely by the evening fire,
Enjoying tho last paper
just think o. him whose work thus help,
To wear away tbs Winter,
dnd pu, This query TO yourself
Hare paG the Prinfer2
From, thr Eas, and Iycst--fiom North and South
From lania beyond he water,
Hc weekly b:;ngs you 'lols Of news"
From eye:y nook AID quarter;
No slaye OF eari! ,oi.r more than hc,
Through SlirTsTs '.rat and Winter
tfow can you !2f m.ni, t@cr,
Nrcicc! 70 pay :hs Pr.nier?
Your other bill: you promptly pay,
Wherever yuu do 20 si'-
The butcher for his meat is paid,
Fo7 "s6ndties" is the grocer:
Tho tailor ard the shoemaker,
The halter am! the winter,
III get their pay--i''n ''hy nrg!cct
10 sctis RI! tie Printer?
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Removal.

The subscriber has removed to the Brick House
well known as the Meugy Store, few doors south
of DeKab street, Immediately opposite the E9is
copal Church, and recently occupied by Mr.. A. F..
Allen, where he lcarry on general Mercantile
Business exclusively on the cash system.
The highest market prices in cash or barter Will
be paid for Country Produce.
JOHN INGRAM
Oct ~ IL II
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VOL. 10:
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL, i.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
L. W. PEGUES.
Fall Goods, just Opening.

4. NJ. 81 r. KENNEDY
Call the attention of their friends and the pub
lie generally, to their new and extensive stock OF
Fancy, Domestic and Staple Dry Goods,
which they are just receiving. Having been Sc
lectcd with great care they with confidence Oh
fer them, both as regards quality and prlce-cn as
favorable terms as can be presented elsewhere
portion of the stock is comprised in the follow
ing ,
Plain and Figured Silk, cl,angea5le cciors,,
Plain and Printed French Cashmercs and lie
LANES latest styles,
Figured and Plain Lustres. changcab!c co!ors,
French and English Gingham, DO do.
English and American Prints, &C. sc,
Together with variety of Fancy Dress Goods
tco numerous to mention. Sept 2G.--lf
ElnDroiaerics. Gloves SRd RIBBONS.
Lace Collars and Chimezetles,
=" Cuffs,
Worked TRAININGS, with handsome assort-
mcat Of Thread Edgings, and inseriingS,
Eiaies co!oreG Kid ard Six Gloves.
Cap and Bonnet Ribbons,
Belt and Neck do &c, to be had at
A. NJ d K. KENNEDY s. &.
Sept 26 80 tt
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FER NGv{y,GINcF.

] have opened las norI,r. direct from New YORK
piece black No!sIin Dr'&ilr pee" AlnFazn' tH"l''
mere: pjrc. ,ari. green .!p piece Ian,m" pink o.;
piece iand.or, hiUc do; pr"c, '',nd.nn. rev 'iye
Mourning t;i1.ian,. J piece 'rh r"'oTrl GlrH,rn'
piece rich sr;r' aiaci silk. pjr" ptl'r !" 49,: t%t"*
sry,r ucrino Vs dc hacI kr Gloves, son" larr H'";
hlact Gran, AR f. ~. EDNNEN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21

Corros ON RrD RIyrn.--!hc Washing
ton (Ark.) Telegraph states Ihai the whole
amount Of cotton to bc shipped from above
the raft this year will not reach G0oO bales
Las; year over 25.O00 bales were shipped.
If the crop had not been destroyed by the
overflow. the amount Of cotton raised III The
reyl,n above lie raft would have reached
lG ,N00 BALE
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Cotton Rope.

Suitable for PGw Lines, Bed Cords, Clorhcs'
Lines, dc, CT a superior quality, and Of our own
manufacture. Wholesale and Retail by
" ANDERSON <: co.
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Lace Department.

Lace Department.
Cotton Edginss O; all widths and at all prices.
Cushioned and WnTe Thread DO. from 5 c:s a yd
Trimming IuceS of cvc:y width and quality,
Black and White ii Iacrs, assorted
-ILSO :
4 stock Of Plain and Trimmed Lace Ca!ss, offered
very low at ,,,,cnr
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Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
4 very complete and carefully selected assort-
mcnt OF striped and figured Wors,ed Goods, PRINT
ed Cashmere aud Mousse!aine Dresses, all recent
" imported from France and England. Also-a
choice lot of Satin striped Mousseaines at 23c. at
VISIONS PALMETTO STORE.
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bust Received,

The largest stock of French Muslin Embrolde-
rie< ever brought to this mar ket, consisting OF
Ladies French worked Collars
do Straight do newest styles
DO French worked Chcmizcttcs, "a lot OF
10 from &c. to $3.50
do worked Muslin Cuffs
French and Scotch Worked Muslin, Trimmings
in Swiss and !acconct Edgings and lnscrtings
Also-A full stock OF plain aud checked MusIIns
AT WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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Come, Sec, and Conquer.

Gentlemen Wi ti4J great variety OF made up
Goats, Vests, PauIaloons, Dress shirts, Nc.
rino Shirts. Mcrino Drawers, Gloves, tall kinds,j
Suspeudcrs, Bo!, Braces, Half Hose STOCKS
and Operates, Hats, Caps, Black and Fancy
CrnvatS. &C., &c. &c.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
Rich and Rare !

Ladies' rich fancy Six Crava,s,
Neck 1'ics-onIy n few icft
" Bonnet Ribbons, in greatest VARIETY,
Belt 10 in aimost every shade,
: Fancy Neck do assorted.
" Linen Camhric I!andkfs. from y! ic's.
" Fine Bordrrcd and lIemsiltrhr, do.
Al WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
Srutemrr 26 81
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Bonnets g Ia Modei
An entirely Few stock OF Ladies and Misses hunHetS
Iuade il. the newest fashion, and very cheap.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21

full assortment OF Artificial Flowers all prices.
few dozen Ladies fancy Blonde Tabt newest s'yies,
Al = NMlLSON.S PAi.NEIIO SlVNE.
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New Goods.

New GOODS.
4 general assortment" al
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE
GROCERIES,, Sc.
Received By W. ANDERSON {: co.
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Sept 2
4, III, & R, Kennedy
RUN HERE EVERYBODY!

RUN HERE EVER 6Ob1!
From Du,chland we come, with our wares heavy
laden,
To dear happy Camden, the home of the brave,
Then listen fair ladies', and you pretty ma dens,
And you who in buying your money would save
Buy HAT!
Won't you buy CoAT'
Oh. buy at the cheap selling Cash Store SHIRT!
DRESSES from four cents to dollars per yard, Miss,
With 'xERcHIEFs and BoNNETs as neat as Pin,
And Shot Guns and I'ISTOLs Il COFFEE for ''ro Sir,
Tea, Sugar and Candles all cheap ior the TN.
Buy Whip!
Buy Saddle, sir!
Oh buy all YOU want a, s,e cheap Cash Store oppo-
site the Post Office! q!
That last line is rather long, but contrasts arc
pleasing, and as we are short, and our prices are
extremely short, we deemed it expedicnt TO have a
contrast in that las, line tor lear we nlght offend
the good taste OF some.
Come one, come ali,
Our stock is new,
Our profits small
Our words are true,
Do not fail TO give US call.
ELIAS d. kOOPMAN.
Oct. a. Opposite Ae Post Q5:cr.
IRA8DU1A 1A-s2@a
AEeON.
$50 bars and bundles Square Round. Flat, Band,
Hoop, Nail Rod and Horse Shoe Iron,
Cag,, German and Blister Steel
HoLLOM WARE.
500 pieces, comprising Pots, from to 20 GAL
Ions. Ovens, Sauce Pans, (tin and porcelain lined)
lin and porcelain lined Niasn Kettles and Soup
DigeSterS, Spiders, Frying Pans, GrIdlrons, Pota-
toe S,eamers, Furnaces, cooking Stoves, Glue
Pots. etc. etc.
Front and Store Door, Rabbeted and Plain Nor
tice (wi.h brass and mineral Furni,ure) Rim
Plate. closet cupboard chest, Drawer, Desk
Trunk and NIGHT Locks, Spring hetches, Pad
Locks, OF every description.
SU.7.DREES.
Door, Window and Parliament Butts, Window
Springs, Axle PuIlies, Shutter FastenIngs, Enr's'-
ti. Door Springs. square, round flush and Shut
ter Bolts, sliding Door Fixtures, bed and table cas-
tors, screw and side Pullies, Wardrobe HOOKS,
(iron and brass,) hand and house Bells, with car
rage complete, Apdirons and Fire Irons, tottee
Mills, well Puies, cross cut and Mil! Saws, Niii
CrankS. Stocks ANA Dies. Iron Axles, to
~ inches, wagon ard cart Boxes, cut, wrought
and horse shoe Nails.
Carrcntcr's Tools complete, of various qualities
Biacksmth's Go do do do
rrTEe principal portion of the above has been
bouCh, direct from the Nanutac'urcrS of which the
purchaser will have the advantage and when the
Hardware requisite for building, complete set
of Kitchen Utensils or sets Of Carpenters or Black
smiths Tools are wanted, liberal discount will
be made On the prices charged for simgle article
McDOWALL Il COOrER.
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A NEW REvoEr AT iloME--A private
lc::cr from Romc states thot an insurrection
took place in the convent del SpiruSanto,
near ST. Peters.
Five hundred nuns rose against tbcirsnpc-
rior, in consequence. it is sad of,hc tyran-
nv of the latter. and set fire TO the convent:
the hoops were called out, and the revoltcd
nuns pacficd, and as punishment were
condemned to bread and wafer diet: some
OF the ringIcadcrs were treated more severe
IL. being sent for time 10 an Asylum for
the Insane.
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TIE SHOE i'uSGyr~r.--!- convention as
scmbnd Ii: New York few days since,
composed principally Of dealers in boots an"
shoes. who come together once year, I"
consult on the mutual interests Of the trade.
Some important facts were stated Hy INC
chairman. One house in Connecticut makes
$3.50 900 worth Of pcggcd slices every year.
another 95OO.OOO; and in Massachusetts the
aggregate value of lhrs kind Of manufacture
was stated to hc SlH,0G9,000. Still the
demand was greater ihan the supply.
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LITERARY DrCoyEr".--hn ancIcnt pa
pvrus. or winch part of The iIad is wr''ie"
has been found i'll the hand ut E1nn''Hy al
Mon'lour, III Egypt.
Tic great tunnel Of tie Georgia ha'r''ad
Through the mountain. hciwGcn laiI"n. VA
and the Tennessee rivCr, Wa "r"'i'A a lhr
?ls! 0C!oh"r,
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philadelphia
Made Calf and Goat Walking Shoes
Kid Ties and Slippers. just rrcclvcdhy
w. ANDERSON & co.
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CorRrsrIr?.--AIodcrn courts!ip may DC
defined to the meeting "i two unmarried
persons of the opposite sexes for purposes "i
mutual deception for c"rcca''ng lher ian''s'
and al|nc;irr virtues which do m, belong TO
them. If they succeed III dcn!irr each
other. thew arg taarl!cd # nnt. they g. ihc'r
ways.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21

How TO PREsERvE Observation-Disclosures
will never remedy bad habits. 1t is utterly
futile 10 think OF living in gu'tony, intemper-
ance and every excess, and keeping tie body
in health by medicine. Indulgence of the
appetite; and jndiscrimina,e dosing and
drugcing, have ruined the health and de-
siroycd the lic Of more persons than famine,
sword and pcs,i'ence. iiyou will take adj
vice. you will become regular IN your hab-
its, eat and drink wholesome things, sleep on
mattresses, and retire and rise very regular
". Make free use of water to purify the
SKIN, and when sick take counsel Of the best
physician you know, and follow nature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24

TIME undersigned will offer at public sale
at the late residence of Thomas Epp., de :
c-as-ds in the city Of Richmond, Ind hama. on
the 10Th day of November loI9, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following personal prop
erty. to-wii
Household and KifcAen Furniture. enc Wsgos
and Harness, three Horses. one CAT. and q ra-
rs<fs Of articles foo tedious TO nessiea.
credit Of SIX months will bs given all sums
over three dollars, and notes aud security To-
be approved by the undersigned viii he required
of the pu rchssers. Further terms will be made
known The day Of sale.
JAMES NJ. POE, Admir-.
Oc,ob~r l6ih 1919
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disappointment in all quarters. which was
especially participated in by the French
soldiers. several of whom have been put
under arrest for tearing down the Mani
festo.
The French Military are di>proving
the Papal Governmental orders. and are
waiting orders from France. The Cardi-
nails dare not walk the streets fearing the
popular fury
The Pope is relying upon Austria and
Spain. and being promised funds from
Russia, imagines that public opinion VIII
favor him.
The debate on Roman affairs was go
ing on in the French Assembly. When
the French troops leave Rome il is appre-
hended fresh Revolution viii break out
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Cincinnati Produce Mark ct.

OFFICE. OF THE DAILY DISPATCH,
StTURpAY EvESfxG. Ger. %, 1879
fLoCa After our report yesterday. 100 bbls
new foar sold from store al ) 90: 300 GO City
Mills At same. This morning 100 bbIs New
sold from Canal at si,s5, and 800 DO Old, to ar
r.Te next week, at $3.50.
PRovfsfoN- a sale Yesterday Of 600 kegs No
! Lard, at %. Nothing TRANSFERRED to-day
CoFFKE-->aI~s Of l35 bags inferior, and 90 do
fair al 0lc cash; % DO 20 at lie; and 90 do at
:! &C. both cash.
CHEEsE---Saes of 80 boxes at 6 a Gle; 100
90 W X, and $50 do for shipping at &c, and %
90 English Dairy, ali on time.
BrrTER.--A sale Of Is kegs fair at pc