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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11

THE GEMp-rhis beautiful establishment, so well
known every one and the interior arrangement OF which
has been admired al visiers to the Crescent CITY Teopens
to-day The Jewel has received new setting ana shines
with brighter light upon It's patrons Go there and the
perfect taste that ghouthe decorations rich and
costly that makes it Gem indeed, and that Of the frst
spirit Royal street, opposite the POsofce, will be the
place to-day for the gathering Of the bon UiUaHs of the city.
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AndrewS'S New York Cheap Store,
New Stock of Fan and winter Goods,

New Stock OF Fail and Winter Goods.
WE are receiving, per daily arrivals, foil and
w complete assortment Of the following; - $50
Richly Embroidered French Cambria Handkerchief;
PLAN ..
Very handsome scoIoped Edged :.
IRISH LINENS, all qualities
CashmeEes and MOusseine de Lanes; -
JEANS. Blankets, QUILTS and FLANNELSi
EmBROIDERIES and LACE GOODS;
Bonnet, Cap and Belt RIBBONS;
Plain, Satin and Lutestring do.
BALLOONS and BINDING:
Plain Black and COOIed MERINO SHAWLS;
WOODEN SHAWLS, every variety;
Scotch and BTdEeye DIAPERS:
Linen and Domestic SHEETlNGS, all width;
4 French CALICOE5; "A Turkey Red do;
MeUimack aud Fail River PRINTS, styles;
Fine French WORKED COLLARS;
All styles of Printed DE LANES
Rich W8tersd and Striped POULF DE SOLE;
Heavy Lustre BlNok MatiOni LUTESTRiNG;
300 dozen Very Superior co IN HOSE;
Grass Linen HANDKERCHlEFS;
Worked JACOHETS and NJ nil INSERTIONS;
MOURNING GOODS, every vBnety;
COates's SPOOL THREAD.
, Together with full assortment Of Cotton Cords Linen
Brads, Linen Threads Silk Braid5 and Watch Guards,
Buttons Pins, Needles, Tapes Stay Bindings Silk Cotton
and Linen Stay LaCes Ladies' Silk and Kid Gloves, etc.
The above Goods all selected in New OIk at rates
that will enable them 10 sell at LOWER RATES than the
City Dealers generally.
ANDREWS NEW YORK CHEAP STORE,
oct5H corner Julia and st, Charles streets.
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At Agers the 10th inst 4 O'Clock D. M Mrs WINFRED
McDONOUGH, wife of W. j,
The friends and acquaintance the family invited
the funeral THIS DAY O'Clock, p. from the Third Nunc
pality Ferry.
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05- That barrel of oysters from Mobile, sent us
by Fred Sandoz, on The steamer James L. Day,
yesterday, was delicious treat for a crowd. We
never talk of repaying such courtesies, but some
day, soon, we shall find out or make an opportu-
nifty 10 show how well we remember them.
The Day is, after this week, to lay up while for
repairs and the California viii take her place in
the mail line
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IL Baton Roqgs on she "a inst by John DGoSq J. p Mr.
MICHAEL. OPPENHEIM to Miss CLARISSA ANN WOLFE,
daughter OF NJ B. Wolfe Esq all Of the Parish Of Baton Rouge
On the Sd nst by the Rev Jahse Woodbridge, Mr. ANDREW
J. FINLEY to Miss MARY E. GILMORE, both of the
East Baton Rouge.
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THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was a cold day,
and when our paper was closed last evening, the
state of the weather-the chilly atmosphere
plainly indicated a frost The absent may with
safety return. We have had no epidemic this year
Never was ii more healthy here.-Mobile Ado, 9th
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GOODs.....NO. 40 Charities St.

M. L. McJILTON,
HAVING RETURNED FROM THE NORTH, is
receiving and opening fresh stock Of SEASON
ABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, to
which he Soc the attention Of his friends and the public
generally.
He would call the attention of Miinen to an assortment
of BONNETS and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, which
O5 3pf '' NV NJ L. MouLTON, 70 Charities st.
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Gy- Mr.. Andrew Stewart, member of Congress,
according to Pittsburg rumor, has been appointed
to the Brazil Mission.
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MARYLAND ELEcTIoN.-The following is the
result Of the Maryland election to Congress: LIST
Diatriet-Richard J, Bowie, wing 2d-Wm. T.
Hamilton, dem, gain; 3d-Ed. w. Hammond,
dem; 4th-Robert NJ. McLane, dem; 5th--Alex-
ander Evans, wing; 6th-John B. Kerr, wing.
The Legislature is wing. A U. S. Senator is to be
elected, to succeed Gen. Howard (dsml who was
appointed by Gov. Thomas in place of Reverdy
Johnson, resigned.
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Arrivals at the Principal HOtels'

VERANDA. HEWlEIT's,
James Akinhead; G, Williams, W Feuel'hai
W. Polk, Coast J. J. Wilson, ! azoo
John =. Fisher, Mobile John u. Barr Tuscaloosa
J, Armstrong, NewOreansi r. Capeneri
Michael Heman, " Col. Garlup, Coast
John b, Bemis ThOs. Vandersclce, Coast
g. MONTGOMERY Pass Christian; H. W. Builtt, st. Lousi
J. II. Hutehings Texas Thos. E. Adams, NewOrlesnsi
John H. Stephenson, Memphis, Samuel Bell,
PLANTERS. ST CHARLES
w r. Scott, Coast; J. O'Bren, La ,.
P. McKriok BatonROuge Th9s Henry aud lady, MooHei
}. w. Pratt J. R, Edwards, "
p. Clark, Texas; David Kerr AttakHpaa;
Clinton Ford, NewOeans; J. b. RathbOne Pass ChrstRni
] Y. Davis Mobile; II. T. lngraham. Pensacola
NJ A. King and lady Charleston Isaac and Howard 0sgood Coast
NJ. L. Smith, XIV. Major Chase, u, s. A.;
Samuel S, Beltzhooyer.
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NO SO WALL ST, NEW YORK,
ENSURES on the Mutual prnopIe-loithOut personal
Il Eia6itltV-having Cash Capital paid in of
500, OOOs
assurances made against loss and damage by Fire and
Marine Risks, and Risks of Inland Transportation and
Navigation, at the lowest established rates.
~ The Profits Of the Business agHL be divided be.
toeen the Stockholders and the Insured
Trustees:
Shepherd Knapp John Van Nest, N. w Merrill
Paul SpOtfOTd. George +. Hardy, EdW X, Collins.
Albert w, Wright, George Rapelye, Henry II Munsell,
Richard p. Buck, G. l.. Knapp, Edwin Hoyt,
Charles M. Leupp, r. A Robertson, Jas e. Cooley
J. b. Johnston, Henry Holt, z. M. Wetmore,
Moses Taylor, lnO. D Van Buren,, L. H. Brigham,
Jonathan ThOrne, John P. Nesmith, Ferd Suydam, Jr
Joseph BOUChaud, L. Routh. Richard Bell,
John ID. HuTbut, Joseph Fowler, N. Fl. Wolfe,
Lambert Suydam, Elbert J. Anderson, A. Seignette,
John s. Tappan, David Austen, James D. Fish,
Seth GrOsvenOr, Stephen Allen, Elias B. Brown.
A G., ThOmWOn, r. M. Lawrence, E. T. Ii. Gibson,
]. J. kingsiOrd, - -
LAMBERT SUYDAM, President.
JOHN S. TAPPAN, Yice President,
FERDINAND STAGE, Secretary.
References:
q. II. Dudley, ESQ. Bern ard FaOn ESQ.
X. @ Cammack. ESQ. Aaron Cohen ESQ.
saml O. Bell Cashier Canal Messrs. Bell & stebbins
Bank, Lsverch y Co.
Messn. George Foster y Co. Maunsel White & Co.
e. J Coming & Co. Paradise, Lawrason
.. Martin 4 Stock we'll, Il Co.
JAMES H. SUYDAM, Agent
No. "a Common 81. New Orleans,
ol0 I'm opposite the office Of the Sun Mutual lns Co.
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10 The Books of the LOUISIANA HtsrR1oNIc AssooA'
are now opened daily the office the Secretary from 10 A.
NJ at Of A TYLER, No 80 Camp street, under
the following Rule and Regulation;
49, Honorary shall be entitled to one Personal
ticket transferable Guest ticket which VIII aunt
lady OF nonresident onlyn =. -. a. ,,,,- ,,-..4a.,
r. M. McAlPlN Ffealuehl
~ Meeting of those favorable to the formation Of
Company Of VOLUNTEERS viii be held at the Louisiana HOTEL
THURSDAY EVENING the ll inst, at hatpaht O'Clock
for the purpose Of Organizing and Electing Officers.
% 81 G. W. SHAW.
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The Best Opportunity of acquiring hiS Useful
IdiOm is nOtD offered.
MR.. EUGENE EsnRA resume his French Evening Glasses
M sufficient number Of scholars obtained
pupils, and those wishing join his Class invited call and
ente their
For further particulars apply a, bis Office No % Duncans Build
Exchange Place.
opening adjusting and closing Of Books in the French and Eng
lish Languages. octS I'm
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n NARclgsE TERRIo, Donadsonvie La, Agent for
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NEW FALL GOODS.


w, M. g. j. LAPSLEY, 10 Chartres ste,
A RE now opening large and rich of FAsHIONA-
BILE FALL GOODS, embracing all the designs and abres
Among them are
Brocade and Embroidered Cashmerei
Barege, Tor evening and walking dressesi
Rcl Embroderes, Gloves, Ribbons, etc. etc.i
Very rich coored and black Silks
Silk Mautilas and Cuaksi
Rich Plaids, for ChldTtni
Embroidered and Plain Cambria Handkerchiels
os 6t2p Rich Crayats and SoaTls for ladies;
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BIsHoP ONDERDoNK.-The New York Express
says that the obvious effect of DR.. Higbees resolu
ton in regard to the Bishops case, passed by the
New York Episcopal Convention before its ad-
journment, is the expression of decided wish by
the people of that diocese that Bishop Onderdonk
be restored and the expression is the more stringent
in consequence of the great opposition it has met
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO

27 Tohoupitoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Dl-
- rect importers Of FRUITS. NUTS, WINES, etc.,
have always hand
RAlSINS-ln quantities to suit puIohayers.
ALMONDS-900 bales and bags Soft Shelled "a lmonds
SHIELDED ALMONDS-200 boxes, in ine order. 49,
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS sad PEA NUTS-35O
bags and barrels.
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, &c.I40O bags
STARCH-Ageney of Heth. Floyd h 20.
LOBSTERS, &e.-AEents for Caldwell 4 Co. "
OLIVE OTI-500 baskets, pntS and quarts, Plagnol"
SARDlNES-WhOes,ha halves, thirds and quarter boxes
WINES-nuscat, ClaTet etc, in boxes; Malaga, sweet
and dry: Port Wine, various qualities, etc.
BRANDIES-VaUOut qualities
BITTTER-Always hand a supply best St Louis.
ORANGES and LEMONS-Of direct importation, and
an kinds of Foreign Fruits, ETC.
CITRONS-900 boxes superior Genoa CitfOnS,
CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets.
POWDER-Ageney of the celebrated American ChFyS
tai Powder Company" guaranteed equal To any
Powder manufactured oil
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PROTEST OF THE Minority OF THE New YoRK
EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-The give below this
document, only remarking that among the signers
are some of the most esteemed and influential cler-
gymen of New York City and Brooklyn, as also
many influential laymen:
We, the undersigned, members of the Convention of
sbty 10 the Great Head Of the Ch1fcb DO most soemHiy
@ aGeR tne ag o. @ Ionyen0F Gs1s Upon
whereby the Right Rev BENJAMIN T Onderdonk d D..
suspended from the office OF Bishop in the Chueh of God
The Convention has veBtured to complain that
Judgment pronounced by the hghestudoa tnbnna known
to the Church any lega-t hat VentuTed
to assert either the innocence Of the suspended Bishop bis
subsequent penltence and reformation and, in resting the
application to have the Judgment set aside only on the
ground OF the Inconvenience TO which sublecsthe diocese
Sdmiltsd ~ '',,'' 1''1'' ,''p',''y a',,'
unworthy the time of receiving his sentence 10
ese the office Of Christian Bishop, that unwOhiness has
been highly aggravated not only by the absence of all in
caon OF spen epoe but also by bis denial Of facts album
dainty proved and by his accusations against the law the
Under these circumstances it is our complete conviction
that no temporary Inconvenience experienced by the diocese
injury which would result to the of Christianity and
our Church by the restoration of his high spiritual functions
of mpentent Bishop convicted of gross immortality We
feel assured thai it as little worthy Of this Convention
pose that such body Of Christian Peaes be INDUCED
70 abandon theI delbe5aey formed convictions OF what
nsensb1ty this Convention evnce 10 the serious
moral denqpenees IN asking for the termination or modh-
Viewing then as we do the restoration of the Right
tons as being pregnant with the most wide spread and
whitening evils TO the Of religion infcting in
telbe disgrace the Christian ministry in view
in direct contaventon of the rights secured by the
stuuon and oanOns and ben fatal to the unity haT
mOny and usefulness Of Church. do earnestly
and soemny protest agRlnt it. and before God and do
dcaim all responsibility for the food of mischief which
must How from such an outrage upon the religious senbi
ties of people, and reckless defiance of the lust in
dignatiOn Of the whole Oh istian world
. Men York, Sept 2S 1919"
CLERGY-ThOmas House Taylor, Henry Anthem. Lewis
p Baloh, Francis l. Hawks Gregory Thurston Bede r.
Il Bourne, VIM, Il. Hair, Edward Lounsberry Cornelius
los Ran
SOM CapenteT Smith, Benjamin c. Cutler Chas. Rey.
nOds Robert j. Walker, William Richmond, Washington
Rodman, William II. Newman, John C. Brown Abraham
Beach Cater, Alexander G. Mercer Edwin HaTwOOd John
Steams, Henry L, SOrS, A H. Partridge, ROb w. Harris
LAITY-4l Names omitted
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ANOTHER HLNCHMAN CAsE.-lhe Philadelphia
Pennsylvania publishes the following singular
case We have just been informed that there is
another case now in progress Of investigation he
fore court Of inquiry in this city, that will not
only rival the notorious Hnchman case, but reflect
great disgrace in the end on the prosecuting party,
lnasmuch as all their charges are to be prompted
ana sustained by religious prejudice, well as the
other motives common in such cases, viz: avarice
and pride. 1t appears that gentleman Mr.. War
den Cressonl recently returned from residence in
the East, at jerusalem, and there became convinced
that Judaism was the true ISM and consequently
became Jew Hes was appointed our Consul
there, but did not act such, as by some foul play
his commission papers were detained from him by
those he entrusted to receive them from government
to send 70 him. On his return, the disgrace of his
change of faith was so keenly felt, that, together
with the desire, probably, of handling his property
freely prompted the prosecuting party to institute
a charge Of lunacy against him; and he, being a
warm devoee to religion, is not too well qualified
to maintain his ground against those who have
wealth and influence to obtain Judgment in their
fovOr As these proceedings for policy sake kept
secret from the public view, we fOrbear to enter
now more fully into the particulars but we may
probably before long By the Constitution of the
United States, an American citizen is guaranteed
his civil and religious liberties; aQd we trust that
those who are dark-minded enough TO deprive a
man OF these, from such motives, may meet the Just
indignation OF the American people,"
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NEW GLASS CAsEs.-seventv Feet of New GlaIu
s7Sp , N2Ses Tor sale. May be at 81 A l.
STREET. Ol0 1W
PUBLIC NIGHT soHooL-seoOnd Municipality.
flNHE ANNUAL TERM of this School will commence
4, on the night of MONDAY, 18th inst, at haltpsst
O'Clock, at the MARSHALL SCHOOL-HOUsE, on st. Mary
street between God and Julia steets-and continue toT six
m0nthS Applications for admission 70 be made TO Hon
BALDWIN President of the Board either of the under
signed, OF the Principal of the School,
J. o HARRIS. SO GTaveT street,
J. o. PERSON, Orange street, Committee
5. h. KENNEDY, 81 TQhOupitOulas.) % 3m
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Harris Celebrated Cheap Shirt De pot
GENTS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

Harris Celebrated Cheap Shirt De pot
AND
GENTS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. is Camp Street,
Adjoining the City Bank.
AM opening, per late arrivals the largest and best as'or
SHIRTS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
which would solicit inspection by those repenshng their
wardrobe The following Of present stock all Of which
are our own manufacture, imported direct to this house:
Linen Shirts:
EEtTa supernne round thread, made in finest style
Medium nne do do. do
Fine Irish Linen Of various patterns and make.
Muslin and Cotton Shirts;
Finest English Muslin Yoke Neck, finest work
Do. do. do IS different patterns
E Ei DO. do plain patterns
Do. do. do. lace embroidered;
Fine Cotton Shirts Of every quality and style and price
Colored Shirts:
Muslin Shirts with Coored BOsOms, Collars and Wrist
Fine Cu0Ted and Travelling Shirts; [bands ;
Linen, Check and Cotton Check Shirts;
Hickory, OF heavy and light material.
Cotton, silk and Merino Shirts and Drawers
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawer;
French Flannel Wrappers and DraWeS;
Red and White Flannel Shirts and DFuwersi
Silk Undsrshirts and Drawers
Gauze Merno Shirts and DraWeu;
Gauze Cotton Shirts;
Heavy Cotton Shirts;
Club Cotton Shirts, for Clubs and Firemeni
very fine Of Merino Shirts and Drawers
Sundries
GLOVES of Jauvin Kid, English Silk WooIen, BuckzEn and
CRGVATs and scARFs Of the richest and newest kinds;
sH0ULDER BRACES; FORTE 26NNNiEs;
MORNING GOWNS; TOOTH BRUSHES;
EGHF GAPS HH6 oslERY o avsIy aS
% 2dp ISAAC HART, Is Camp st.
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Union Mutual Insurance Company.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
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NEW AND INTERESTING . WORKS

Just ceved and Tor sale by
j. II. BECHTEL s. CO., 40 Camp st.
NO. of the BOSTON EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE,
Printed N paper with large type.
THE FORTUNES OF WOMAN : by the AuthOf OF
First Love.
LOVE in HIGH LIFE By T. 8, Arthur. 49,,
THE PARTISAN COUNTESS AND THE ROB-
BER'S SON.
MARY BEACH; Or The Fulton Street Cap Maker.
MY SISTER MINNIE: By the Author OF the Poor
THE MAGIC OF KINDNESS: By the Brothers May.
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with great and offered prices any
wholesale retail de city My consists Of
Havana Laguayra Rio, St Dol Lard, Whale Bnd Solar Obs
mingo, Java Manila and Mo- Sperm and Olive OILS Nails;
cha COFFEE Sperm and Adamantne Candles;
Crushed Powdered, Loaf, Re St and TaluW do.
fined, Clarified and Brown SU In lgo Alum SaItpetre
CARS; Is teratuH Table Salt
The best Of all kinds of TEAS megar; Moasses;
equal any other Importation otaoes Eggs Apples Onions
SOAPS Of all kinds euer and Wrapping Paper;
FLOUR. LARD lFeas Beans;
BACON-Hams, Sides etc; Macksrel; Salmon COihshf
Superior Goshen and Western EsTngs CLANS Lo5sers;
BUTTER; Hemetcaly Sealed Fish;
English, Western and Pineapple ptunes Rice SagUi
CHEESE; lIapIocai SartmeHi
Cranb=rTies; Buckwheat; Golden Syrup
Prepared Cocoa iSugarhouse MulasseE,
Spices a kinds; Castle Soap, Starch;
Preserves DO. Tamarnls Hummy;
Tobscco Cigars Ink; ARROW Root Pearl Barley;
Backing and Brushes Fulton Market Beef Candy;
Almonds, Cream Nuts; FbeFts Carts Castor Oh Brooms;
Pecaus Ralsus Curfan Pickles, ketrhups and Sauces
Citron Canton Ginger; all kinds Pipes;
Boston Crackers Soda Biscuit Dates Figs TumblerI.
WOOdenvare, Hardware, CrOckery,
And every usually kept Grocery excepting Liquors
GW- Goods sent to am part Of the city By mn UagOR
Free Of Ch6Tge
EB- The LADIES especially invited to call
oHAs. n. LYSTER, Store 11s Julia st.,
Camp
N BParicuaE attention will be paid 70 keeping select
articles Of TEA, COFFEE, BUTTER and OILS. olO
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LEARY & 90,
GENIN,
BEEBE,
Public attention Of Hats made under special
pern.sndence quite superior finish the above
THE DORSAY HAT.
This will be admitted inspection OF the different styles at
D'ARCY'S,
Canal and ChnHreH streets.
N, BTo The Editor Sir please when you copy adysr
tissment ETC., verbatim give credit it. Os St
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
STORE,

HAVE hand large and we'll selected Fresh
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TEAS, BUTTER, FINE Ii
QUORs, WINES and CORDIALs, c. all which
great care and offered prices any
wholesale the city. My stock consists Of
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NEW oRLEANS
See T1ird Page for Cry NBws, So.

TRURsDAv MORNING, OCTOBER II, ls40.
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Steamboat Departures rus Day.

Steamboat Departures This Day.
wSEE ADYERTIsEMENTs ON THfRD PAGE
Red River ........ TALLAHATCHEE Sweeny, P. NJ.
LouieDiHs ...-. SLIGO NO. 2, Davis P. NJ.
50. Louis. IOWA, Connolly p. M.
PlcksbuTg KNOXVILLE, Crump, S P. NJ.
hoblIs..--. ..... OREGON, Hiern 81 Z. NJ.
Steamer Sligo No. 2--For Louisville Evansville and
PadueahIhe splendid and swift running
SLIGO NO 2 Capt J. Davis, will positively leave THIS DAY
the llth inst, att o'clock P. m, for the above
oil n. B. SMITH, SO Magazine st.
EW- The Iowa, Capt. ConnoIy.-This fine passenger
eqmoqat viii leave fer st. Louis all intermediate landings
THIS EVENING, Thursday, at O'Clock, positively
oil o. NJ. WHITE, 29 New Lsvee,
Democratic Mass Meetings
10 Grand MASS MEETING Of the Democracy will be held
SATURDAY EVENING next, the 18th inst at o'clock at
Banks Arcade The Chamete Guards" Demo
cratic Clubs Of this City and of Age particularly invited to
attend Several distinguished Speakers will meeting
By order Of the Democratic General Committee:
VIM F. WAGNER, } r
WIN. C. AULD, ; committee OF
oil s H. PAGE, Arrangements
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BLAKE's FIRE AND WATER-PRooF MIME

MORE than ONE HUEDRED BARRELS of this Paint
WI has been sold here the past season, which has given
very general satisfaction to all who have used itRnd the
demand for is increasing; The Paint is Of oOlO the
Slate aud Chocolate the latter of the fashion.
able cOOB in USE and far durable than lead,
the weather makes no impression upon it, whether used
upon Brick Wood.
Mr. BENSON "a Practical Painter Camp street, opposite
Lafayette SqunIe) who has used extensively, will mpa
every deaTed information respecting il.
G. SHELDON Agent
Sold Wholesale and Retail by A. c. WILBUR q CO.
q Bank Place. oil
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
THE WIFE'S FRIEND.
TO THOSE ABOUT TO BE
COME MOTHERS.

Professor ALEXIS v. PAULlFAN, of the Paris
lyingn Hospital, member of the Medical Academy
of France, Corresponding Secretary OF the Paris
Pharmaceutical College, respectfully begB leave to
announce to the Ladies of America thai lie has APP
pointed DR.. JEROME Y. G, ROPENilURTY, of
New York. his sole American agent, Tor the sale OF
his wonderful medicine, known IN France as "tho
wGes friend, or mothers assistant, the most eXtIaor-
binary medical discovery the world has ever seen
Its province is to lessen the pains of child birth and
promote safe, easy, and speedy delivery, which 1t
does by assisting nature. It IS perfectly harmless,
cillcscious pleasant to the taste, and never fails 20
promote an easy and safe de livery, and improves the
general health OF both mother and child. 1t has
been tested for years in all the principal lyngln.
Hospitals OF Europe, and receives the sanction OF
nearly all The prominent Colleges and Medical men
OF the old world 1t is the greatest medicine in the
world as all will admit that medicine must be that
will lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on
child birth There is no mistake about this medicine
doing all that is said OF it,
ltneyer fails 1t is in the form of fine, light
powder, to be made into drink, and used for few
weeks previous to the expected event, aud its price
is SO low to bring It within the reach Of all
Surely no humane husband viii suffer his wife C
endure pain, when It can be so easily and cheap|y
avoided For the small sum Of only 81, sent post
paid to DR. JEROME u G., ROFENHURIH
1 New York Post O0ioe, package will be sent by
return mall il being light that i can be sent any
/ where by mail, at very trilltng cost
! 15' No unpaid letters taken from the office.
/ ~ Toprryent imposition the I. 5 Agent DR.
Ropenhurly will write his name in full on the out
side labe on each package, No other genuine
Remember Hid
March 81, lSl9, Ao-6m,