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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-10
ESPRIT OF THE TIMES"
June 2lM SAYS =


"Do OUR GOOD CITIZENS who ore
invuds, know the many astonishing cures that
have poem performed by DR.. l1oolland's Celc.
bratcd German Dittcrs7 If they do not VIC
recommend them 10 The German Medicine
Store" all who are afflicted with Liver Com.
plaint, Jaundicc, Dyspepsia, or Nervous Debll,
ity, tho Doctor has cured many Of our citizens
after tho best physicians had failed. We have
used them, and they have proved to be medi.
cine that every one should know of, and we
cannot refrain giving our testimony in their ia-
vor, and that which gives them greater claim
upon our humble effort they nrc entirely Vfgc'
table.
Can stronger testimony be adduced by any
Preparation before the publicl a single bottle
will convince any one Of their power over dis
case. They are entirely Vegetable, and will
permanently destroy the most obstinate coStict'
ness; and give strength aud visor to the frame,
4, no time dcbilitaling the patient; being also
grateful to the most delicate stomach under uny
circumstances. and can be administered with
perfect safety to delicate infants-they are free
from Alcohol, Syrup. Acids, Calomel, and all
mineral and injurious ingredients.
They can be taken al all times and under all
circumstances, no ordinary exposure wiHprcuent
them hartng salatary effect, and no Jaa result
can accrue from an ovrr dose.
For sale, wholesale and retail. at the princi-
pal Depot. GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 275 Race Street, Philadelphia.
For sale in ELgcfeld by G. l.. PENN
Columbia by DOATWRlGHT & MIOT-
Augusta by Hm. HAMS, and by respectable
dealers generally throughout the United States.
July Is IS49, ly 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-10
G. A N DID A Il T. S.

EGr Sheriff.
LEWIS JONES,
II. J. WHITAKER,
ALFRED MAY,
WESLEY HODIE,
HUMPHREYS BOULWARE,
TIIOS. w. LANIlAM,
JOHN HILL,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-10
creative ELIXIR,

For both male and femae-presrribed ms an
eflectual restorative in cases OF debility, impo.
tency, or barrerness, and all irregularities Of
nature. II is all that it professes to be, viz:
Natures grand restorative and remedy for
those in the married state without offspring.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-10
Ware--Hous & Commission Business,
Hamburg, SOasthsCGrosiasN.

respectfully their grateful thanks patrons they
liberal AMI solicit Dnuancco the for W. b. BRAwNoN whom
confidently recommend. GEIGER 81 KNIGHT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-10
Deafness.

Use DR.. McNair's ACOUSTIC OIL, For
the cure Of Deafness. Also, all those disagrea.
bic noises like the buzzing Of Insects, falling of
wafer, wbizzng Of s,eam,. which are synp.
toms Of approaching deafness. Many persons
who have been deaf for ten, fifteen, or twenty
years, and were subject 10 use ear.trumpets,
have, afler using one or two bpttlcs, .thorwn
aside their trumpets, being made perfectly
well. IL has cured cases Of ten, fifteeh, and
even thirty years Standing Of Deafness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12
Court OF Com mon Pleas

Drc. T.-There vas no business of Importance done,
and the court adjourned at an early hour.
TERMS OF The COURT FOR THE YEARS 1850 AND 1851.
GsNrpaT Trnus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12

August and that convention Of the the 18th sud
time, about three hours after he withdrew his
forces from tho town. leaving the fort and armament
complete mass Of ruins All the vessels were restored
except the kings yacht, beautiful Baltimore clipper
Of 40 tons which had been fitted In the islands At
considerable expense. The whole amount of DANA
ges inflicted by the French admiral estimated by
some persons at $4,000
The question naturally arises, why has this injury
Hawaiian government In thu exercise Of riSh. Clearly
granted by France by the treaty Of 1896 has used the
most stringent in their for the suppress
sion Of mpersnce evil well known and ackuow
lodged to be- the most destructive and par
ucularly among Polynesiaus. One would think q
under their own observation at Tahits, would
have induced the French authorities to cherish,
rather than outrage, the Sandwich Islands for
their efforts to suppress 1t. The laws Of Ia
hit at the present moment, make distilled IL
quors contraband, even to the products Of France!
Consul and French Admiral come forward to make q
demand for reduction of duties upon the same In ad
Iacent islands There is too much light aud know.
ledge In the world Ut the present day the subject
OF temperance There is too much good aud ster
ling justice in the French nation to sanction, for
the moral sense of all mankind.
have given the foregoing cursory sketch OF Sand
woh Islands affairs drawn from books authentic docu
me nts aud other sources OF information within our
reach for the purpose of inviting the attention cu
larry OF our home government and of bespesking for
the islands that sympathy and countnance which
much needed at the present crisis and venture to
express the hope that the republic of France will in
ultAvoW acts OF ner omcefB IN
factions and make all the reparation which the case
demands
That the islands are incapable of defending them
selves against the aggressions Of the great is
matter Of course; that they capable Of self govern
ent and of maintaining their relations with foreign
nations Is abundantly proved and well known; that
they have lad great obstacles to contend against 10
equally true Nevertheless they have, in great de-
gree succeeded in overcoming them and In regard to
the opposition of foreigners, believe It has passed
away the existing policy has become popular and the
authority of the king hrmy established And, before
closing cannot refrain from congratulating that GO
Vernment on the firm policy 1t has pursued under the
recent troubles and the sympathy and good feeling
which have been manifested them forei
Of every nation almost without exception, including
the French residing At the islands and by As
ricans residing ut San Franoitco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12

guilty. md tha oourf ..Ot.uo.d a.. .Arl.
state prison for thrs. ,ssrs ma so, pnsr ''S"s
a Nsero B,ysinr $500 49,. ~ - Cs..
black fe,Iov n.r.aa X S' ec"s "
~ INVADED h.ir 49,, ~ ~su
I'd Win hnrssr~ IN I'M ssa Wa Pus on slsi. onars
the prsmises of 4 ev,s H,,h ~ 10 nv.
on ~ rioht ~ ths Is,h N. w slu'vory ss,voS
snnaYsi and monsv worth an w su s.Ss"s "o~i"s
Esro,.a N;t.hJ sn.sm 81 I'll sooo' ply. x.v
s,endsr hnu1 th.r othar-s. ,.a III, wous1 ~ " 100
.nd tsst;a.s th.t IN tha nioht n.s W wy
mani shs was avsksnsd ne soms nsr.o ~ VIC ~
room in Witch shs Vas ..sen .hs ~ -. ~
80 oA1 '~Ppoeou ~ "se a0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12

THr NAesbk FAILS TRsexpY-MRs MiLLER.-The
Winchester Va Republican, Of the S:h inst speaking
Of the elopement Of Mrs. Miller wife Of Major Miller
from Niagara balls ssys-Msjor Miller, during his 40
journ here, was highly respected and esteemed, and
Mrs III. had the kndnes and mpathy Of the citizens
TO great extent especially after her husband or
dered upon distant service she was Of gentle and
modest BEARING, and we'll calculated to win friends
strar gers Suicide would be painful enough 20
her family bu. the other result would be verse than
thovssud DEATHS We cannot but hope that the worst
has not happened. fee dsye may determine; and
sincerely trust that the hearts Of other families may
nat have to bear the most poignant suffering
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12
Ac &cs. De

.rur GENERAL MINISTRY OF TIE SUPREME uUVbKN-
MENT OF THE STATE OF HONDURAS.
The President has been pleased to direct 10 me the
following decree;- .<...
aThe resident in whom the executive power OF the
s,.te ~ Honduras resides consdering-1st That the
defence Of the territory Of the State ts one OF MS nrst
dut,s "a prescribed by the constitution and the a-s
cpd.rinr 2dy that IL Is equally his strict duty TO
defend at all risks the persons property ana al otner
rights Of the people Of Honduras and 20 use ,orcs ,or
,bs ,sue IL necessary; considering 3dy that the oc
,s,,or az the island Of Amspsls by British forces
nndsr the spscous pretext Of unjust and imsginsry
.bts IL an act of hostility against the STATE sno tn
the would he respObsi5le before the Legss
ture snd all the people Of Honduras ne oid not take
measure OF sscurity-it Is decreed a. follows.
Art 4 All relation or o. injection Win esio stsnu,
ar with spv other place lately usurped BY the tngsn
az cell on the shores OF the Pacific OF In the Antilles
prohibited 70 all natives neighoors ana innaoo'S vi
The state II Honduras. -,
Art 2 The natives ueighboriug people. and lnnaoi'
tsuts the points vhch nave been al gate sereoI W.
vsd.d bv the Ensish troops required 70 movsinto
a.. int ror OF the state within month eter the pun
cAtion Of this decree. After the said Tine tne per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12

bill has been introduced In the Legislature Of
South srons, imposing fine Of 81, 200 aud tselve
months I'm prisopmsnt, upon any postmaster who shall
knowingly deliver TO any any written or printed
paper picture, drawing engraving calculated to
disturb the peace Of tbs people in resop 70 the slave
porustion thereof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12

UNiIIn Srarrs B1SH Tausr.-On SsturS Az in the
Court Of Common Pleas before Judges Par soas Camp
bell and Kelley, argument took place .lon motion
for rule to ,how cause Why one OF " auditors APP
pointed 70 examine and dstoute tns assets of the U.
the sroutd that hs appointment AS contrary to the
act Of Assembly o isty which e. oludes relations Of
pointed auditors The person Objected 70 IL willism
King, brother % Judge king. me judass decided that.
the sppcnment made before the passage q the
act the validity q the sat- Mt could not be
Affected The application was refused Certain Euro
rssn creditors applied Tor ths rule PAiedspkie yev&
.4mcflcan, Dec. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12

Motions aud chamber business will be attended TO
daily at chambers, at 10 A. NJ The general and spe
cial terms will epen at 10 A. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12

The schooner Mohawk vas wrecked at Osvego on
the Tth instant and two per,One drowned The cargo
consisting OF 1900 bushels Of ehsst, YES all lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12

Williem &. Hurt, late Postmaster at Ervians Re.
has htsn sreslec fs dePssdstions on the neil,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-15

C0LLeeters Of Customs Robert G. Rankin. Whining
tou North Caroline vice VIM, Q. Betnoourt, removed r.
II B9unt Washington, North Carolina, vice Sylvester
g2ehusets vice VIM Nichols removed. D. Q. Hutchinson,
Naehez Miss vice John d. Elliott removed. Ephram
Buck Brdget0wn. New Jersey, vice James M Newell,
moved. John H. Dwath, St Mary's, Georgia, vice fl e.
w. Clarke, removed. Frederick s. Thomas Newark. New
jersey. vice VIM. w Baldwin, removed
sVagal 06eer.-Thomss ]. CLARK. 1fewbuypOu, MaIsa-
chusets, Enoch Fowler, removed.
SHrBev0rs.JOhp Wiler Savannah. Georgia. vice Robert
w. To0ler, removed. E. T. Carpenter, GrsenpOn New
York vice Walter Ravens removed isaac II. Parker Nor.
folk Virginia. vice Dennis DOwIey, removed. y
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Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory.

TOHN MlLLAR. No 1oI ST CHARLES Strsst,
Conner Of GiTod Ss5eet1, Iespsetfuly informs "a
sana, that he is prepared t0 Ihanufdgiule sndA
furnish al articles in the above line,and has
GSfNS w stRntly on banda good ess0Flantof SAD-
iA==A=Al4 DIES. BRIDES, MARTINGALES
WITS ss sPY MfF ssf ERA aabbfTss
HOLSTERS, PAGK-SADDLES. VALISES and HilBs
BLES-all which viii sell as low those who impoft
them, aud waHnnt them 70 be goOd-Whe they afe al
Of the CRESCENT CIT w manufacture.
~ Goods suitable TOT the Caosnia Trade Iunished at
,W REPAIRING ssisadsd 70 With psatae.s ana
aspsloR' IAem
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-15

APPOINTMENT OF BANK CoMmIssIONERs.-Gov-
ernor Briggs, Of Massachusetts, has nominated to
the Council, Charles H. Warren, Of Boston, George
S. Boutwell,, of Groton, and Joseph Cabot, of Sa-
lem, Bank Commissioners, agreeably TO an act
passed at the last session of the Legislature crea
ting such board
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cERTIFIoArRs OF QUALITY:
Inc following selected from number eoeivad BY the

b nj -, cERFTFIoATEs OF QUALITY D Ga
The following selected om number received By the
n6 Gsh 6Ss e W. 3 ReAlgHs ShisE Engipss
TO lghOH u map concern have been informed thar the
Newark and Rose ndae Lime and Cement Company have
Hugh White at WBtsspO Ulster county n T.. and have
9een asked % slae ny knoVedge OF she character Of the
Of Cement Gsay 100 900 bae) the enhancement the
tbs was by Nh White ana was Tp9ormv u
most excellent character indeed it the best brought
bat very few barrels were rejected have been informed
hat the Cesnt sustained the same excellent ghaaoter0n
he CrOOn Aqueduet WIN. ). MoALPINE, Engineer.
We have made use of Whites Hydraulic Cemept as now
manufactured by the Rosendale Lime and Cement Com
pany the Gai Works at Reading, and eau strongly re-
Strength quickness Of setting. and for ts taking large
ndlyof sand il its mixing. g. p lH51lsHgIELp.
A.. -TH0s q. MOORE
November II, l845. Builders and AIohiteots
hereby certify that have been using the Cement manu-
iaelued by the Newark and kossndae Lime and teneat
article have hesitation in declaring ttO be the best
proportion Of sand, article that viii fully answer those
Rochester. D. Y Dsoembsr 1913.
Ibave had the mixing and using Of the Newark and RIOS
endae Cement purchased BY the CONTRACTOR the Reading
as Works and can strongly recon mend i q being the best
sRpsr't of Mason WOrE al Reading Gas Works
Ky hesubscdber are prepared to execute orders fo the
above articles, any quantities that may be required and
would call the attention of dealers builders csen makers
etc., as being very superior articles and moderate prices
4. .HAHMAN & HOLDEN, SO Magazine st.
Nav 0rleahs. Fab, an 1870 g ia Il sni
N STOVES! sPoVEs!i sToVEST!! ~
SD. WRIGHT& cos Patent Wood and CoalStoyes;
- AlI-tlght Stoves, most improved patterns, sua.
- BILE for Halls BaT-rOoms Churches etc. IS tGEAt
Fancy high Coal Stoves tor .Bar.rOOms etO.l ID
Gomman Stoves nine and ten, plate Stoves. Hta5aN
franklin Stoves, for wood OrOOal =
Furnaces Copper and Brass Preserve Kettles different sizes.
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps Z.
OhyerMoOn's Patent Well Pumps. Ok
e.
general assortment Of COnkiug Utensils and Kitchen
, Furniture, of Copper. Iron and Tin Ware; =
bTass and Britannia Lamps and C3ndiestioks f'
Brass, Britannia and Japanned SpttOonss
Deed and Cash ROXes TumbeI DHiueB;
ftali and Steamboat LAMPS, Of different Sizes b.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots 5-F
britannia soup Iufeeus, OF different sizes go
Dish CpysBs Copper aud Tin Measures
goppaf, Iron and Tin Tea Kettles
5pek y Met5ran's Patent Cooking Stoves,
DhuToh's Philadelphia Coal Stoves. .l ~
My Own Patent Stoves the most improved pan, to
, burn wood o. coal Cooking Rangesi
Amencan Alright Cooking Stoves, for wood coal. On
. the most improved plan
RetaTy kanges for wood OF coal Of difiefentsizesi
snip tja9ooses, Of different sizes and patterns;
Enghgh Steak Dishes Covers and Stsnds;
Cake Moudai Oyster GddlrOns Oyster Sgwpsns etc., etc.
las ~ n. d. DEVEREUXs s5 Tohoppa0ulassL
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SUMMER WATERING 2 PLACE.

SUMMER WATERING PLACE y
THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE IS now open
tortle reception ofvisten. SiRee the last SUMMER -
the Establishment has undergone thorough renovation
and has baen considerably enlarged The accOthmOda-
lions for F AILl OIsgle persons cannot be surpassed
if equaled, By Establishment in the South Situated
Immediately on the Gulf and the great NoEtheFn Mail
Route between New Orleans and Mobile, eau be reached
from either direction by the bOats plying between
and daily eau be kept nv with all parts OF t
county, II IS shout ninety miles from New 0Heans aud
sixty miles from Mobile and glance The viii show
the superiority of its location al other points the
coast, for pure sir and bathing OYSTERS and FISH
had 10 abundance and prepared in the most recherche
style Riding, Fishing, Sailing, Rowing. Billiards, Ten
pins, and such other amuSemen places OF
public resort, provided at PascagOua and we'll
BAND OF MUSIC will be in constant attendance.
The BAR will be furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There ats two Physicians, well skilled in their profession
and the daaes Of the climate oGaed At PascRgOua and
one OF them Ot the present season. viii have Bis abo6s in
the Hotel and will give his unemtte attention 10 invads
or sneh desire bis services The other Physician has
his abode in the immeiliue yicinity'Bf the Hniei
~ There is an excellent PRIV ATE SCHOOL, Pre-.
sided by c0npeteut teacher in the vicinity of the
Hotel to which families. 30 disposed send herehidreu
" Persons wishing accommodations, viii address the
iei4 3ml s M, J. MeRAE. Proprietor.
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121 e9RdHIER Street. bcticsen S. CharZes and Oaroa
dele SiFeeto1c dom JTqHg he corner of CaroRdeefSt
M RS WILSON, llate OF n BenVills stfaat9 f-fpeef
~ taly informs he fnends and the public generally, "a
mar she continues IN ne above eligible locaiion
DE neg duFinB te last year. She has had hefa4
HOUSE Thoroughly retsa Ard prepared for the accom- NO
taoH Of gent smen exclusively. Grateful for past patten
age she hopes By dIEen attentOn 70 the comfort con
yensnee 81 her patrons % and receive continhshes0
me er terms will be. az heIstolors llODEKATE.
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PINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Efo,
a -n,KI ER 90 az Aln s. h. ......t.-tl.. -

And 4 resipS ~ every Ss,. h sr5si fi5lg mana
Lever. Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of all ts1ea.
B -. 49, the beet ihRken AsO-Fob, Vest x q
81 M and Guard CHAINS, SEALS 49,
- and KE rs, in every variety. Gold Pens,
Pencils, 9himbeA, Buckles, &e Fine Bracelet Brooches,
Necklaces Rings SverEaTe, Spoons and Forks, Ladies',
CASTOR, Cgps Pitcher, TPgs, Plated Cas9n, TsaSet1,
CandestckH, Ums fich Fancy Goods Lubins fine Per-
umerytOgether with great variety Of other articles too
nume0us 70 mention. Also-SPGCTACLFES, with Gold,
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames, and GaEses Of even
knidBye- Protection, ETC.. etc. constantly hand and
fitted to s1it the eye at short notice. MS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-15

z g0RAERs CUST0JNHO USE and 'FRONT.' SITS.
VA Lab be opened iaf The reception Of BOA RDEso o.
~ v " I'd Esd a Y lsnu afY ,isf9. Wei fur 49,
nahed ROOMS for Famiiiea and SINGLE f1eufsd5en 49,
TABLE--the best the market will Afford. ZEE
The Shove establishment has been built By the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation OF city and esut psrd
err II One Of the most healthy and aiTy stuaOns IN To-
elty and No pains will be spared to render those Who may
stop with him, comfortable. 81 --sTf ~
Faithful and attentive Sevaais
~ Term Is neasOnabaas of the kihd
il shs city. Geld&W1l e. ALEXAHDER, PI0Drsi0f.
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DAGUERRE0ll9pF



n ~ would respectfully EstaTu tlsn b foE The
~ age bestowed on hin Gnee he first had the
iltfOdueng tie DAGDERkEOIYHEs into NlssT(Jrlss-
i've ago. dnnRE " heh frno he taken more portF
thar anI other pelnon IN the world His specimens
sEbitsd a. f in competition vf Slhof taken "
The hess operator nom New 1nd - vsS raTed he
ttlsi Ff1liu- bis s1tHbthmeuf
but those laksn b. himself J. NJ aasur5 I
gSrraiis sn sco4tiHae 70 s ukat they always have boa
re BIZ III long expele1ee ard eoslent pilsliss a8
oeautlfui an 1snuAe NoEta1llar GeuelI 81 lsf esnf
ae1per than esy n the oitF 81 etsr aeas tie rsrle
blate4 81 ~ o11H eeoya ~ for "a suarrnfea
ne best pstss ma u tho Uni etatss; Gases 81 Is nud
81 6I .HesFHoTk CamsraA At as
- Orders from the gQuntFY promptly attended
~ EztrlAce No. CtGR stress
NASHVILLE MAXINE, FIRE msURANCR
AMd Life and Trust Company.
i CAPITAL S3OO.ooo-Al paid in. Surplus $4,000.
~ jas. WALKER. SEQ y..-4G "a tpOR TER frs1
The Operations Of this Cpmpany Coz y yeau. has hsa
confined alone and ezelqgs elT p uzdelw1ilinE.
HiHsrT Sea and kiEa aiiha sakev a IL at gias, ana
alhss q 9dfaes. No. e CauiG sglssi lsaf orleans.
MAXINE. AID FIRR NsORAN0E
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Oompang.
GAPTTAL, 83OO,OOOs
JOHH NJ HIEL, ALL AELIsOH, lJAsB .KHoWLRa
Gro. W MAETTH, IAcoR MGGkV0cK g. NJ Fo8s.
s. Is n b kT2Gse, W. BAK5E, SAIL kAK.
JANKs J. GIL. Secretary. @OiAN - Ai'-' - =
" This established Company, with the most ample
for Che protection Of its Policies continues 70 aAs
RIVER. SEA und IRE RISKS the most beIal terms
atigs "a reaEy in Newt Orleans az the offca Of
03i PICKETT. PERKINS & co 81 MaEazias It.
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COIn ROCEERs FOR CALIFORNIA.
A NY pers0n wishing 70 purehaao GOLD hUghhhSt
"A suoh recommended g t1a pqpei eppy et 20
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Time throuah54 Notwithstanding st0ppnges Staging
reduced 10 SO miles,. Three DAILY STAGE LINES between
0pelka and Griffin, passing Though West Point Lac range
a1d GTeenvis Griffin besides exta Coaches alWayn IN
readiness to carry forward number OF though passen
gers without detention.
THE Cans on tbe Railroad Of the approved con
gtrucion Those upon the Georgia Railroad provided with
State-TOOms and Berths. for night travel
For through tickets apply the Agent. a. the Exchange
Hotel, Montgomery Hall or Madison HOuse, Montgomery.
Alabama. Z
~ FassenEen procuring through tickets Of the Agent
at MoRtgOmep, viii saYs about a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-15
HARTWELE'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
M 223 (REa AcETT SIP EEq, p.ELrI anrr prrra

a NE underlined won5 aioIH bis eutHern patrons and
u fiends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL which -
has been under his charge 0f several ses has Just IA
BEEN essauty RENTED, enlarged and Tefu1ished IN e
most fashionable manner and eniifs organization oil
every department cgmpets. The mdst splendid suits Of
apartments eau be had At all times By giving few hoGn
The central and fashionable location Of the W ASKING
TON HOUSE renders it one Of the most desiahe in the
upon business o. pleasure; and there snail Be noexsTdoui
spared 20 have continue % merit the liberal support has
heretofore received H. J. HARTNEEfIL
- The House has Wsm and Cold Baths always in
IoddfnerI ! ulvT dffNFtf (
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RUMoRED INSANITY OF THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR
The Berlin correspondent of the Daily News writes,
on the 18th ult. "a understand from trustworthy
source that the Russian Emperor has shown atterly
unequtvocal symptoms Of insanity. His head seems
to have been turned by the unexpected success Of
the Russian arms "a hungary. After receiving
the dispatches which announced the occupation Of
Deoreczn bg Ceodajeff, the Gar was found dane
ing about his room in his shirt. Il is said that he
continued for three whole hours 70 exhibit in this
extravagant way the joy with which the news Of
50 quick a trinmPh had inspired him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-15
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WIS EstablFhmept hayng been repaired and new fur
- nlshed viii be opened on the 29b Of Max. oTtha -
reception Of NileFs and Families wishing spend The
sumner at pleasant Watering Place. The nHdel.JAa2
signed nave .puchasedthla property fer permanent res
Aence, and viii keep4he foqSe open Summer and Winter
Inc best COeEi stewards and servants engaged and
pans nor expense viii be spared fenderf the STAY vsfe
pleasant and agIeeabe. LmyS eml q. LEWIS 8 on