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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
Rhe ~ aalNlisRaa.

This Sarsaparilla is used with the mo., ma,
tee, uccessin Rheumatic complaints, howevve
severe or chronic. The astonishing cures II hs
.erformed ere indeed wonderful Other remcs
dies sometimes give temporary relief: his en-
Mrsiy era d,cs'es !. from the system. even VIXEN
% Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one Of the "ds..
and most respectable iawyersin Hartford g,
The following is an extract Of alette r rece;vsd
from him:
Sarsaparilla and find il is in re Eo..
upon chrome rheumatic pain to which i am
subject. from aninjury oI asioned versl vaa =
aaoin public stage. Please send me two 1 ho'.
ties TO the care Of Dr. Seymour. / have Son YU,.
versed with two OF ourprincipal phvscsn =. S"",
recommend your Sarsa parilla. a"u
| Hartford. March 18th. l0AS "NA'
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
Dillow's Green Ointment.

For Founder, Scratches, Mango or Scab.
Diseases Of the Feet. Saddle and Harness Calls
Swelled Legs and Grease. and Tor all cases
where healing Ointment is needed.
To the Farmer. Dairyman, Wool Grower and
Groom this Ointment is an indispensable arti-
cle-in proof Of which numerous certificates Of
its eficancy could be given hut il 10 not ne
cessary, as it will stand entirely on its own
merits.
o. For certihcstes and particulars, see cir.
culars left with agents 90
FORD Il GRANT. Sole Proprietors. Alba
ny. N Y. Price IS cents per package.
WHOLESALE AcENrs,-B A Fahnasteck &
Co 40 John ct. New York. and Ruel l. Cutler,
81 Chatham ri. Boston.
AGENTS -Liichfeld. J. G Beckwith. Jr
| Canaan, G Humphrey. Falls Village, Belden &
Miner, West Cornwall. Pratt & Foster, Corn.
wall. F w Pierce, Kent. J w IAgersoll, South
Kent. Fariton & Segar, Gaylard's Bridge, Johr
Gaylord. New Milford. F Boardman. New P, e.
ton, D Tomlinson and Morehouse & Granniss
Bantam Falls,P Parkhnrst, Goshen, A Miles 4
Son, Norfolk, Mills & Co., Colebrook, r Car.
| ringion. Winstet. s w Coe. East Village win
sted) Clark Gilbert & Co, E. Cnlehrook. UniOu
Chair Co.. HitcheOckville. f AlVOrd. Pleasan
Valley. 8 Williams New Hartford, Alvord
Brothers. New Hartford Centre John F. Hen
tdeEeons BekeESville. A Baker. TOFringfeFd. N
saith, WOlectlxille. W M HungsEf0Vds Nil
o6As Welsh & KnbUuRM I
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
CHEAP CASH
DRUG STORE,

THOMAS LORD, wholesale and retail
l. dealer in Foreign and Domestic Medi-
cines, Drugs. Chemicals. Patent Medicines,
Imported Leeches, Strengthening PIastsrs,
Shakers Herbs and Extracts.
Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Varnishes, Spirits Turpeniine, Brushes, Putty,
Dye Woods, Dive Sluffs, Sperm. Lamp ana Lard
Oils, Spirits Gas, Ca,nphene. Potashcs, Inks.
Backing, Sc, sc
o. Cheap for Cash or approVed Credit.
Reference to r. B. Mason. Esq, Superin-
tendant and Engineer N. Y. and NJ H. r. r.
PHrLo HURD, Esq, Sup't. and Eng'r. Nauga-
tue X. r. CHAs. WATERBURY,, Esq, C"Educ-
tor Naugaiuc r r. *6w7
Bridgeport, June 90, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02

REM. L GRAHAM Esq, Of Salisbu
" is, authorized to receive payment tor
newspapers and advertisements, on &C.
counts due this Office.
G. D. WADHAMs, ESQ.,, do, Wolcottville
LYMAN SMITH, Esq, do, Bridgewater.
Il. F. BRIxsMADE, ESQ.,, do. Washington
LEWIS SMITH, Esq, do, Harwinton.
LEVI S. KNAPP, Esq, New Milford.
G. B. WALLER, Esq, New Preston.
Hon. LUcIus CLARK, Winsted.
JOSEPH w. CoNE, West Cornwall.
Mdl. P. w. MILLS, Kent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
Geese Feathers

yuv HE subscribers have made arrange
| \ men;s to keep constant supply Of .
first rate article of GEESE FEATH'
! FRS-selected and packed with great
care by ourselves, 10 packages of from
go to 50 lbs aud will furnish at all times
any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. Of qaal-
ity they will warrant as good as the best
Al as low prices as can DO purchased Of
equal quality in the State.
8. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, l849.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
THOUSANDS OF CONSUMPTIONS
DYING WOMAN SAVED.

We publish this cure of Consunptiop. il beug oDa
out OF the many which be adduced to prove the
magical power 10 life which this Rasam possesses
after the person considered by physicians and
ACTUALLY DY1NG-and in this case SO far gone, that
her friends had bought the cloth her sroud and other
Dykeman, the wife of respectable man residing at
BaNstoa Spa Saratoga county, NJ Y
Mr.. Dykeman swOre to the facts before Taos. G
ut Ballston who ceres to the good character Of Mr.
Dykeman for veracity and respectable standing. Mr..
J0hn Wait merchant at the same place. also certtes
that he knows all the cts stated and that Mr. Dyke
mans cha is good For the full particulars Of this
rnro Par
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
Hartford. March 18th. lsis. " q"
PILES, Piles. PILES

Dr. TowRsend's Sarsaparilla is no Lea. am.
cessfa in curing this,listressne complaint. IL"
for diseases OF the Blood, Dyspepsis, RhsSm"
lism, and Nervous Debility. '0~"'~
Principal Office, l26. Fulton street. N.w
York. For sale by the principal Dru1o;s's
throughout the United States, West Indies nd
Canada. ~''~
None genaine unless put up insquarr bottle,
which contain . Guar, End I'D, signed zig with .hf
name blown in the glass. "''
~ For Sale At the Drug Store 10 Liza. 81
end 6yTegTy end PogteN Piym0uth
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02

A m~S b. Ias aaus or RtIEI. CLAP hiss saeseea
I'm 4 yunna mnn az the snms q :. p, I1Wn.sae.
~ 49, Ma name ~ put up \ Hafn1paglha- Wnlce
g., il an T,naauds afnD pafilla desnitaatingaA
GFNuINE Original, slc. This 1osnsesals no dses1s
and aevsF was, bat was tofRsssy MosAet ~ ,a, 49,
~ m, T he puTpaas NJ gAlHine credit Ga what ne
.st ~ 4 aisb seeding out cards headed, Tricks os
~. r,roa E,g ri week. l will rive 3. 2. Townsend
Ss n he viii produce OHE sldse. solitary Pr"of Ct
tn NS ,,,eh..e none mt Inc GENUINE, ORIGINAL
n, IN DT Jacob Townsend's SaFsaPATiHs having "n u
- 1,d Dr's likeness his family eOA1 OF ssms ano ms
sI-aS.ure across the coat Of arms. ,,o,vvspMD
PriuefDaI OGes, I09 M.ssaG-St, Ns~ T"'h Cry
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM.

NJ, e,r,R without the least shadow Of doulA v,r.
- of The saost stvenelV developed of SIcerof,{
k,d dsasasei lu1Rs-such were cured nv
a,v oflHer mediCines-nnd which were HiGerv ko1s.
ss that the diseased persons were pronounced BY pbv.
SciaEA and friends TO he ACTUALLY DYING.
psver Injuries any person when Ii s used for the cure
Of Chronic diseases i possesses strong active PURI
FLYING and ALTERNATIVE properties, and such otS.v
indications ESSENTIALLY NECESSARY to cure ali
Coughs and to that UeTy identical COUsH
which 10 called by physicans and Others and IL reav
considered to be- without the least doubt
Pulmonary Consumption.
This Balsam heals and cures ulcers in the Lu,p, and
elsewhere i1tevpG certOsaH and Easily as that Other
Aledicine which we call I" BRANT'S PURIFYING ~.
rRAcT" and heals ulcers externally This BASS
will cure Mae of Cough and Consumption out AZ
THOUSANDS OF CONSUMPTfONS
and Coughs having been cured by it. testify and prov.
lie en- 1iling efficacy in al diseases Of the LUNGS
THROAT and BREAST.
assertions Uhich h0Uc made 0bOue and we gould no
tGve 50 asserted ka not slso been eOndent that The
esp,ctablc testOn, oc"cred Of some Of the nsmerOus
said 10 haze been ec ted by this BALsAM fully sus
ain and support all ne have asserted and we
CHALLENGE THE PROPRIETOR o. any OfheT remedy, 10
produce as respectable testimony OF cures u ~ mdHy
HOPELESS DYING PERSONS, pAbli>.:::
BRANT"S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM cures
CONSUMPTYON, Coughs, Colds. Splitting of BLOOD
Bleeding at the Lungs, PGin the Breast and SteS
NtghtS0e0ts, Nervous Complaints, Plantation of tie
Heart, FemGic Weaknesses and Conpl0infs ChOeTo In
J0nena0, DyseUteTy, and SKINNER COMPLAINTS
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02

WHEREAS my wife, Esther HilIs. has
wv without any just tause or provoca,ion
left nv bed and board. this is TO forbid all per-
e.,vss from haFboiing or trusting her on my ac-
cnu0i, q win pay no dehtsx her contrast.
ing alter This date, and Il any enc employ hsE
! shsll claim hes wags&
Ksns. yuly .. 1870.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
Mln MIIINIUIEQ
Look at this one minute and
then bring WOatr cloth.

Look at this one minute and
then bring yOatr cloth.
+ HAVE received SCOTS American Report
l. ofFAsHIoNs for the Spring and Summer
If 1919. have also secured the services Of a
JOUrneyman Tailor. being q FTenchm1n by
birIh, gentleman in manners, aud first rate
tailor by practice. ! can warrant all those that
favor me with their Custom this season. that
they can depend upon having their work done
when II is promised and no mistake.
shall cut and make Garments az heretofore
TO please the weaTer, as the Fashions nave
changed very much. shall consult the wish
es of the Gust 'mers before cut IN the latest
New York city style.
One word t, those friends in Canada Village
" no have urged ne so frequently to have
Branch Shop al that place: | cannot be in but
one place at the same time-Hne shop or the
other would have TO be neglected by me which
! fear would create dissatisfaction with many
of my best customers.
You will all Of YOU find me at my Old Stand
in North street, where shall be happy to cat
and make Garments to order, that am sure
will please the incest taste.
nc an Garments Cut and Made at HVy
Shop, sUarr0nted 10 fit smoothly, and as near
The wish OF the customer a. your humble ser.
want,
! w. LANE, can do them.
GosheN, April 9th, 1919. 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
EOR sale.
PROTECTION
Insurance Company
OF
HARTFORD. CONN.

THE subscriber having been appointed an
l. agent OF the above Company, offers t" in
sure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns,
and their contents, and all other descriptions
Of insurabe property against loss or damage by
fire, at rates OF premium as low as any other
similar institution.
CT. DAVIS. Agent.
Litchfeld, 1919.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
Summer Arrangement.

summer Arrangement.
New Haven and Northampton Co.
Railroad arrangements, commencing Marcel
26th, 19l9.
I'm and after Monday. March goth, Passen-
" ger Trains will run daily Sundays exceP-
ted) as follows:
Leave New Haven for Pennington at 7 A.
M. | P. M and BOP. M.
Leave Pennington for New Haven at A.
M 10 90 A. NJ. and P. Nj.
A Freight Train will leave New Haven at
Q 40 A. M. and Pennington al 1890 P. M
On Saturdays, the train leaving New Haven
At d 3oP.M. will be detained until p. M. nr
on the arrival of the Boat and Evening Train
from New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
IMPORTANT
To owners of Horses or Cattle

DILLOW'S Celebrated Heave Cure and Uni
versal Condition Medicine, is universally ad.
mit.ed to be sure specific in the following
diseases in HORSES and CATTLE: In Horses
Heaves, Coughs. Colds, Chambers. Horse.Dls-
temper. Hide.bound. Worms, Bolts, Scurvy
and Scab: In Cattle, Bolts, S,aggers, Loss Of
Cud, Horn-disiemper, Black Tongue, Colds.
Coughs. &C. On trial these powders will be
found TO be the best renova,ing medicine ex-
tant for all herbiverous animals, as they ope-
rate directly lin smaller doses) upon the secre.
tive glands and humors Of the blood and wi her
horses and cattle are dull and stupid. and thu
hair presents rough and staring appearance
az while they are changing thei, coat-at suct
times few doses will be found indispensable,
necessary to bring them into proper condition
p-Give the Article trial, and it will recon
mend itself.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
GERMAN MAGNETIC
EEJV.EJN EVT.

A sure cure Tor Rheumatism, Sore Throat,
Qninzv, Salt Rheum, Affections Of the spine
or Hip joint, Burns, Scalds. Colds, Coughs.
Weakness, Nervous Diseases. liberated Sores,
Too,hache, Headache, Group or Hives. Stitf
Neck, Ague in the Breast or Face, Hard Swell
lings. and enlarged Joints, Sprains, Stitch in
Corns, Bunions, Pain in the Side or Breast.
Pimples, Fresh Wounds and Cuts 1t is also
The best in extant for Sprains, Calls, Swelled
Legs. Scratches, Bruises. Nail Pricks, Wounds.
Cork on Horses, &C., &c.
aJ-Prepared only by A. c. GRANT. Albany,
New York.
u-For certificates and particulars, see cir.
rulars left with Agents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
WMRREIEAS
AND
PARASOLS,

MANUFACTURED BY steam ct the Ame>
Xl rican Mandatory, No. 201 Pearl street,
Sign ef the Three Golden UH'6reIfas
Merchants IN want Of an assortment o. U'"'
brcIlas aud Parssois, are advised 7" pay
No Second Profits,
but to call at once on the Manufacturers, VINO
are making 1900 daily. BY the introduction OF
Steam and New Patent Machinery. and are en-
abled to produce the best and most elegant
STYLES # goods, and TO cell them at a rate win
which they may DEFY COMPETITION.
ISAAC SMITH & CO.,
Manufacturers, New York.
P.S-We have branch OF our blouse es.
tat lished in Boston. Mass, at N" q. Sewa''
RIock MILK street. where We shall be happy
L. S. r Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oil
and Dye Stuffs.
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.

THE subscribers nave recenVIV
received on extensive assortment
Of Druas. Medicines, Paints, Oils.
Dye S,utIs, and Chemicals which
they offer on 90 reasonable leIms
a. can be obtained in the State.
Als". Wines and SpiiInans Liquors fcr Me.
diciRal pUrpOses. as pure ~ can be ATTAINED.
Physicians prescriptions ru, IN 81 oil hoars.
N. R-Dr, JarVls' ADJUSTEt, entirely
new, for sale less than ccst
!. X. WALLACE. b CO
WOsdba@e luna oh. lee. go
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02

s,ed. Sharon, Goshen. Norfolk. Li,chfeld
Woodbury., Danbury, Bethel. Pittsield, sc. SC
Ou-No Agent Of this Company is authorized
to take charge Of Specie, Bank Notes or valu-
able Paper, or to receive them for transporta.
ton on any conditions.
G. A. KIRTL AND, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, April lS49. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
BRIDGEPORT AND New York.

Leave Bridgeport at 0 80 A NJ 100 P M and
4 30 N. Leave New York at 7.l5 A NJ 81 M
and 3 NJ. The o'clock A M Train FROM
New York connects with the HOusatonic thro'
train, and the o'clock M Train FROM New
York connects with the New Milford Train.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
Wis LUNGS BLED-HE MUST DIE
RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs Pratt e. Foster, merchants of West Corn.
WALL Conn.,. called at New York. April 2lat le47,
and aaid Branfs Bakso had effected of such hope
less cases OF Consumption in their town, that now no
other cough medicine could be sold there that Il had
raised some If from the grove-some that physicians
and all the friends said must die. One gentleman in
particular was SO far gone that his physician told him
1t soas useless take any more medicine. He then,
vhem no hope vGs iej, began to take Brants BGlsG-
got wcll-and q now az well AZ he
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
Bridgeport, Troy, Albany and New

STAGES run in ccnnec.
Alton with the Cars to
Lee, Lenox, Old Stock.
mhr;dou Curaiavilla Win.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

Lift up your eyes and look at the thousands of
people of color in this city, who have no pastor to
care for their souls. Look at the 10000 Germans
among us without single regularly organized
Presbyterian church-and look at the hundreds of
American families, or families that speak the English
language, who do not attend any place of Profess
tant worship. Think Of the vast multitude of i'm
mortal beings that crowd through our streets every
season. And remember that these are our coun-
trymen-that many of them are not pious-that
they are living in sinful but hopeless destituton-
many of them from towns and villages in the inter-
ior and from the West, where there is no regular
preaching of the Gospel-remote from Sabbath
schools and all the means of instruction and spiritual
ife-that many of them are totally Ignorant Of the
way of life-many of them almost Indifferent on
the subject--nany of them filled with gross and
fatal delusions-liable every moment to sickness
and death-a dark and gloomy grave awaiting
them, and beyond the grave an undone, awful
eternity coming to meet Them
Can any thing more be wanting to awaken your
pity and call forth all your sympathies! They are
our fellow-men. They are living in sin, and the
only hope of saving them from hell, is to bring them
before they die, to Christ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26
FROM TIE x A S.

FnE.-About 10 O'Clock on Tuesday night, the
Doth inst fire broke out in the steam corn mill OF
Richard Jones, on Post Office street, Galveston,
which in a very short time destroyed the entire
building.
o. A letter to the editors of the Galveston News
from Major Barry, now at San Antonio route
for California dated the 18th inst says that Major
Chevallie has declined the command of the expe-
dition. Col. Hays says he can go from San Anto-
MO to the gold region in from 40 to 60 days.
The letter also states that one gentleman in San
Antonio intends taking his wife along with him to
California. This proves that the route thence by
way of Ell Passo is deemed easy and safe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. navigation is advanc-
ing on nearly all the rivers of Texas The steamer
Angelina has made several trips this winter, up the
river Angelina to Patonia, within fifteen miles of
the town of Nacogdoches.
WIrHpRAwAL.-Col.R Rhodes has requested the
withdrawal of his name from among the candidates
for the office of Mayor of Galveston.
HEALTH OF H6usroN-For the week ending
the 18th, not a case of cholera was reported in
Houston.
New PAPER.-We learn that a paper entitled
the " Wesleyan Banner" will shortly be published
in Houston. 1t will be the exponent of the Metho'
dist sect in Texas, and will be edited BY the Rev.
Chauncey Richardson.
PROBABLE MURpER-By a gentleman from
Liberty county, we learn, (says the Houston Ga
zette) that Mr. jackson, the owner of Sour Lake,
in Jefferson county, is supposed to have been MUIR
dered. He went to Louisiana with drove OF
horses and crossed the Sabine about two weeks
ago on his return home, with $500 in his posses
sion, since which time he has not been heard OF.
MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-On the 1lth inst, a
child of Mr.. Asa Smith, of Victoria, aged about
four years, was burned to death during the absence
of her parents.
OF 1t is rumored that Arson Jones, ex-P President
Of Texas, is a candidate for Congress, and will be
run by the whigs.-Lapdccd Journal
Of this, the Galveston News says: We doubt
not that he either is or will be candidate, but that
he will be run by the wings, requires some more
evidence than we have SEEM"
REGULAR RANGERs.-Lieut. Deas, U. S. A.,
with four pieces Of artillery, was lately seen by
some traders securing the country between the Rio
Grande and the Nueces, in search of Indians.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

OF Sullivan, the prize-fghter, is declared con
vict by engaging in the last prize fight The par
don granted to him by Gov. Bouck, in lS43, was on
condition " That he wiU not engage in any prize
fight, called, during his natural life; and, in the
event of his not complying with the said conditions,
or either of them, then this pardon shall cease and
be imperative, and the said James Sullivan
shall be arrested and imprisoned according to his
sentenceN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

EXTRAORDINARY THROAT CUTTTNG.SA man
by the name of Morris Casey was, on the night of
18th inst, at New York, found in cellar, with his
throat cut He had fallen against window sash,
while drunk, and cut the jugular vein by contact
with the broken glass. He lies in dangerous con-
ditiOn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

A GENTLE HINT.-The Cincinnati Chronicle
says: " A gentleman who came up the river with
Gen. Taylor, as far as Smithand, informed us that
the General stated in conversation, that if he
an office-holder when new administration came
into power, against which he had taken an active
part he would resign his Office
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

Dc- An extensive fall of chalk rock from Shak-
speare's Cliff at Dover, took place the 2lst ult
The quantity that fell is estimated at 100000 tons,
leaving an indenture in the crown of the classic
cliff of about an acre.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

SHIpwREcK.-The ship Norma, Capt. Taylor,
from Aberdeen, bound to Charleston, in working
her way out of the harbor of Aberdeen on the 2lst
ult., missed stays and struck upon the rocks at
Limekilns-crew saved.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26
NE w ORL Ms:
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2o, 1s4o.

FREIGHT OF THE DEE.-The English steamer
Dee," when at Mobile Point, had on board the
following freight: Specie for Mobile and New
Orleans, So, lOO for Havana, $3.50, 900 for Eng
land, 81 ,23O 900; also 74O bales of cochinea for
England She had II passengers for Mobile and
New Orleans, 10 for Havana and 20 for England.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

o. A passenger for California, about shipping
at Boston, finding the Sheriff waiting for him, had
himself packed in box, with label: This side
up, with care,'' and, marked as medicine was
passed through without detection.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

1r The Legislature of Ohio have appointed a
committee of six persons to wait upon General Tay-
lor at Cincinnati, and invite him to visit Columbus,
on his way to Washington.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

n5- The U. S. steamer Water Witch was launch
ed from the ways, at the Washington Navy Yard
the 18th, after having undergone some repairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

ns- The National Academy of Design at New
York contemplate erecting building in Broadway,
to run through to Mercer street, of brown stone or
GRANTEE at a cost of 800 900.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

A FLEET FOR CALIFORNIA. - The steamship
California which arrived at Panama on the Goth
ult., spoke on the Pacific coast thirtyfve vessels
bound to California.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

FAST HoRsE-The Montreal Transcript says
that horse named Fly, was lately trotted from
Cornwall to Montreal, distance of 80 miles, in 6
hours and Is minutes, including stops. This is
over Ia miles an hour
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

Gs- company consisting of 81 persons left Abb
erdeen, Miss, on the Sd inst, for the Gold Regions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26
CITY SONS:
IN VIEW
Our Gmigrant Population.

A D1SCOU Sc ON THE SEVENTY SECOND PSALM,
DELIVERED IN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ON La
FAYETTE SQUARE, IN BEHALF OF ID o MESTIC
MISSIONS ON SABBATH, FEBRUARY IL, 1919.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

ANTICIPATED ERUpTIoN.-Mount vesuyius had
become very active, and the inhabitants in the
neghborhood had fed .- e.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

ny- The British Government has resolved to re-
move John Mitchell from Bermuda to milder eli
mate, in consequence of his i'll health.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

G- Mr.. Stephenson, the engineer, is now in
Egypt examining the lsthmus Of Suez, with refer
ence to railway operations.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

n1- There has never yet been regular theatre
in the State Of Connecticut.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

CAPT. KrDD.-The Boston Courier puts an end
to the pretended clue to the discovery of Capt.
Kidd's treasure in the vicinity of Boston, by show
ing that his name was not Robert, as given in the
mysterously found letter, but William. The mo-
dern phrases used therein, keep dark, ETC., Also
betray it. So the gentleman who concocted the
hoax could MT make go-it of that Kidd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-26

SICK OF IT-A passenger in the Duxbury for
California, which sailed from Boston on the 10th,
reaching the outer light, concluded that all the
gold of California was no inducement to him to
live ga life On the ocean wave," and persuaded
the pilot to bring him back, abandoning his outfit
of some e2OO and his naasa oe money