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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-11
W. F. s. ALsTON, C.
w. B. GULICK. I'ee' et1l 1.9.


Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Meeting.
WILMINGTON, n. c., jan 5th, 1850.
The friends of the Wilmington Manchester Rail
Road met this evening, according to announcement,
at Masonic Hail. at o'clock and were organized on
motion of NJ. LONDON, Esq. by the appointment of
THos. H. WILLIAMS, Chairman, and JAMES G. GREEN
and ELI w. HALL, Secretaries
The Chairman, in a few appropriate AID fellcltous
remarks having explained the object of the meeting
Gen. HARLEE, the President of the Road in response
to loud and reiterated calls then and address
ed the assembly in speech truly worthy the great
cause in which he is enlisted He reported the pro-
gress and condition of the work; demonstrated the
manifold advantages which must accrue to the town
of Wilmington from its completion, and asserted the
vita, and absolute necessity of prompt energetic in
creased action upon the part of her citizens IN this
the crisis of the Roads destiny.
JOHN A ELLINGTON, Esq, of Davie then being
called upon, responded in an able and eloquent man
ner, and was followed by Messrs. S. R. POTTER and
GEO. DAVIS, in powerful and effective speeches Mr..
patriotism and public spirit of the people of Whining
ton. made the following proposition, viz That in
der to make up the S750000 necessary to be subscr
bed before the State of South Carolina be called
upon for her appropriation of 100000, fifty gentle
men form themselves into a Company, for the pur-
pose of subscribing in the Capital Stock of the Will
mington & Manchester Railroad Company, One hun
dred thousand dollars.
A subscription list with a a caption to this effect
being placed upon the table, number of gentlemen
promptly affixed their names thereto, and in a few
minutes, the sum subscribed Amounted to $4,000.
On motion of 0. C. PARSLEY it was
Resolred, That Committee subscription be appointed
to take this matter hand and report Monday evening
next.
Whereupon, the Chair appointed upon said Com
mittee Messrs, P. K. Dickinson, A. j. DERossET, Jr,
S. R. POTTER, MILES CosTIN, and o. G. PARSLEY.
No other business presenting ITSELF on motion of
A, J. DERossET, Jr., the meeting adjourned to con-
vene at Masonic Hall, Monday evening next, at 7
o'clock.
The deliberations and action of this meeting were
characterized throughout by energy, zeal and una
was that if it be, it is, within the scope of human
ability the Wilmington & Manchester Railroad must
and shall be built. T. H. WILLIAMS, Chm.
1 "a. g G. G H.E Secretaries.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-11

A French gentleman who had heard rum called
spirits went into one of our hotels few evenings
since and called for glass of punch requesting at
the same time that it should be made with ghosts
from the West indies
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-11

VESSELS BUILT IN 1849-During the past year
there were built In the United States 179 ships 148
brigs, $40 schooners $40 soops and canal boats and
208 steamers total 1:547 tonnage 25s,977.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-11

EVENING SESSION.
The Convention assembled pursuant to adj ourn-
ment, the President in the Chair.
The Convention was instructed and entertained
during the evening by speeches from Messrs. ELI W.
HALL THos. H. WILLIAMS, Gen. HARLEE, and GEO.
S. STEVENSON.
On motion of Mr.. DICKINSON, the President was
authorized to appoint Committee of five persons to
solicit subscriptions to the stock of the Central Rail-
Road
On motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS, the President re-
quested to tender the thanks of the Convention to
Gen. SAUNDERS, Gen. HARLEE, GEO. S. STEVENSON,
and ELI w HALL for the efficient services rendered
this day in behalf of the of Internal Improve
ments.
Before this resolution had been adopted, on motion
of another gentleman, it was amended by including
the name of Mr. WILLIAMS and thus adopted unani-
mously.
Notice was then given of meeting at night in ia
vor of the Wilmington & Manchester Railroad
when, motion, the Convention adjourned sine die.
DR.. F. J. HILL, President
G. S. STEVENSON, ] r. poo;,7o,t.
IT TT WILLIAMS ''e L 'e'''0f''''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-11

RG~The value of property destroyed by fire in the
City of New York during the last year, is estimated
ut over million of dollars.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-11

THE OLDEST INHABTTANT.-The Athens (Ga.,
Banner announces the death of Mr.. DANIEL HALE, of
Franklin county, who died on the I'd of July last,
aged 10 years He left on the premises where he
resided at the time of his death, son, aged IS a
granddaughter Al, and great-grand- daughter .
years of age.
RarThere 500 criminal convictions in New
York city in 1849.
THE WAY THEY PAY PREACHERS IN CALIFORNIA
The following resolutions were passed unanimously
by the First Baptist Society of San Francisco the
10Th of October last
Resolred That We ard after the beginning of
month"; assume entire support of pastor Rev. o. g.
WHEELER thus relieving the missionary board from any
Their responsibility in the case
Resolved That his salary for the ensuing be ten o
sand dollars And that said be paid monthly in advance
Aa~For Congressional report of two days of last
week, sec fourth page.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-11

CoNUNDRUa.-Why do banjo players always make
good music Because they pick their tunes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-11

SPEeIE.-Amount of specie exported from Boston
n IS49, $500, 083 68: imported, Sl,2S7, 039.
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10y OR CSC ENI.

n
Tux PoRckrAiN ExHIpirIoss OF fAKls'
~ eh;hs,;as ~ L. ,Toduce of the royal manu-
e. sA1 y s@s1ss 4 ihs obens has Just
closed after 9vipa The fullest satsleco % crowns
II visitors H. Interest o ms eNhio'loh Y ~
,,.sI Il - mere objects Of art exposed 70 view
49, \. u. l intense interest to the philosopher
~, Of the gratitude expressed by she
2.,4| E .,.,,s towards the artists who have thus
,,.sssss;,.teA towards the naienal glory lhs iesl-
in1 4 even stronger than The admiration z, ~
VI ~ 6fAsge With which The galleries Were n,leu'
~ be1kef than whole volumes Of moral essays on
~ ~ and genius II the people Of our time, CAV
re liz lie direct u those who would assert ehaA
rs ~ yetnfnia! to staie Of barbarism- y was
e seEees;ns Ia heat the fond expressions Of CRATE
nj nefse which feli nom the rough unshom lips Of
thpse working men who chose 70 spend thelr hoiy7
xV amid these masterpieces OF the great aftlsts o.
thaf Country. he novelty o. me sAn'palion W.
tbe neflset specimens displayed Of the vases o.
Arabian manufacture which have. 50 long baitiel
alf modern ingenuity The Imitation given Of the
celebrated vase OF the AlhambFa called forth the
most enthusiastic admiration. The long-sought
COR solution Of the great difficulty which the Chi
nese themselves have never besn able to overcome
has al length been discovered by French artist
The rt Of attaching objects in relief to thNexterlo
OF the finest and most delicate cups Of egg-shel
porcelain. This has been accomplished by making
The ornaments hollow and thus in the baking allow
ance is made for the shrinking, and they no longe
crack or niufe the shape Of the cup to winch lhe,
are attached. This triumph over Chinese peFtec
ion has been hailed with much satisfaction, and
SET 81 cups and sanceTs, of perfectly Transparent
fabric. adorned with flowers in relief And tht
cups in possession Of the handles, which neither
The Chinese nor japanese artists have ever been
able 10 manufacture ia the fine egg-sheil china
was week ago embarked for Canton as pfesen
10 the Emperor, ii order to lower the vanity q his
egosistical self-admiring people,-Parss Cefzssr
~ u L.. M
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On, r0FETIFtTTNa or THE BGWELH-
THE PAlN EXTRACTOR
Is the snr safest ad most certain remedy ta this disease.
il will positively gfr6 tat b. s cas and after
an the CID rs7atls bgyH .aa Prlsoas have frequently
called at our office h nuInsss igon their iges, stating
that they hal esd ointment OS Other saascs upon parl
Of their hod9 .a bJpe aul hai copous movement
had resulted lromig rhurssoltei n3s follow HOruggh
rubbing OF tie EEgE1oi 4poa d. bowels when trey ata
i've Lel the 5yaalsli ll igl. * Is perfectly safe and
In no usta, can Gls psiU EAtCllf1F do hauu-
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This osrti6es that DALI.EY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used my family or Salt Rheum OF thirteen years
duration, and for Wars There fierce Diseases have been at
can be no doubt but this Medicine has a the virtues that the
Paientee claims for L. from what has fallen under obser
yaOu added TO the very respectable tonais n It's layOt
Nv Others who used il in recurring immeluie ee
do eheeruy recommend TO the attention " The afflicted
'nI B M y ", N. Y ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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was nine years under medical skill in tbs cities Of New
ok and Albany, abornR under the most distressing E
peas attended with inflammation Of The kneys. und with
blessing Piles, deeply nicsaisd with aIge nmps OF he see
hens Gags pTOtrudn, n large bOs covered body.
The urinary elIeUIs stopped Tor days wlq distress be-
oana ntOlerabe My tongue cracked, gaj f rgol Of my
mouth was covered with s5s, and oes AZ tie root Of
my neck was constant running heat, - tsnt Cod water
did cool y.
coyefy, oghen Mrs. Jcssup desired me 70
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She brought TO my he'd box, and apped spine
felt immedate wherever touched me- and b. ged
FOR enough TO annoin thoroughly. Vt oDtaine bnd
new life seemed to invest tt remove tht burn
in tbe chest / even made Pills of il. and took them
soOn cured me- owe my lie to youf valuable Extra
being now as strong ever and have been 70 SINCE ply
in the year 1872. hEhhiA FRENCH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

For EDsipeaa the PAIN EXTRACTOR Is iavalnabe.
Other remedies may make the dease disappear or iue
some other place The Pam Extractor, however, 6rats 0l.
completely The cause 81 the dseHa ana ELECTS
thorough cure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

TENT AIANGFA CFOlLY.
fHE subscriber would respe1 tuly cal tie Of ali
those bound to the gold region " 10 his large stock Of
useful and articles, such every variety Of Wall
and other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poles Canvass
PACK SADDLES; Potable CAMP BEDS, weighing about
Two pounds; Canvass TRAVELLING BAGS. etc, all Of
which he oilers at fair prices, and any quantity hose
wishing their articles water-prooief can be accom-
and 10 all customers who prefer to do their oyT toN
ing, the subscriber will give the Tecelpsr - IL
eet equal to any other process. FaN re PtS
Of every description spced and furnished FLAGS every
description made to order and neatly repaired Every desep
iOnOf Wood and rOnFraneA WNlNG ,JARPA ULlHS,
etc., made and warranted proof against rot Of mlll1eT
corner Canal and Magazine sts, entrance Canal.
t$- All orders from the country will be promptly
tended 10, nj
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No. ISL Charities st. New Orleans.
WRIGHT & Co having resolved to stand unriyaled in
~ every department of their business have agreed with the
PrOpneto and Agents OF all the genuine popular Patent
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment
far below the usual market prices By this arrangement he
enabled offer for the inspection of purchasers the
extensive which be found in this Other
city Having had experience in the purchas
and sale OF Patent Medicines they have acquired facues
for conducting this particular department, the liberia
scale, and prepared supply the trade prices
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail TO realize
handsome ceutage on his investment either a. W0te,
or Retail. At their establishment may be found a fu
assortmentof a i'll GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises OF their assortment, and
can be furnished dealers, in most cases, at from twenty Il
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than manufacturer resua
mira
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n RENT.

-, II eood tenant until LIST Novem-
Der next with &c Pysss He, ~ ssS sSe. ins MOST
delirhtfa residences On nmp street. ons e9oS
Es gsgssaqs sp t n sed very Convenience 4 has
small d aEdsn n Inn. 'aEs r y, srps ana further ar
ficgiais apply at this office. I ezl
NOR RIsNT. The Building No, s, Banks Arcade. a
4 formerly occupied BY John calhoun Esq Wi De u
rented low to good tenant until LIST Of November -
Apply tho y Nairhez street, mp stairs. NIL
TNWETjIN9 HOUSE FOR RENT-The large three
sloE Dwelling hoIse No. 10 Na saIcnlaie es SSn
BOARDING HOUSE, having been kept as such ~. =
SIS yeam Rent very low nnt first November. Apply a.
No. q Naiofez str ct, up Stairs. myIV
fE76 RI ffsT-A small snug office, with fixtures, Ap-
i nv at rs BANK PLACE. ape
FT1O RENT--The SECOND STORY Of - Cas- "A
en has IIasns Wheel and other convsniencss Rents
Sy 1Hss sfsI b g saIipS co. on The PREMISE
TTtO f.fl1The Store No. u st Charles street. Pos
session. given 'uRTgssfRISNfagf r ApGg6S Is Camp St IVY
fYOR sW .I-A twosory Dwelling Hopse N n. Apo. ~
4 between Josephine and jackson streets, Latsysss a
The main house has four rooms two panes, gal .s G
fo9t enn H9s poom ant 6udinS. ETC. Price
cash balance and Ii months For es n n%
on Ele premises 4.
gTVO HENTA neat Cottage House fs; ~ y apollo q
l. street, Rent, 500 PEI year IRON ~ ner month
oas 70 which tTs ,5 i VII p choupouas St
je5 # or 10 A. &. JACKSON y Apolo street
TABLE FOR s,sse stsy 0senpaleps ~
ipRs, see's 1 5ggIy EELIoTT CO. % Gravss
T7URNIsTFED R0Cs ls Several large. airy Rooms,
y Ieseob s1sci stond door from ST. Charles St jet i'm
1vTiIS VIE7lED ROOMS TO RENT, at 81 ~.
| II sbtIffSFfsd STREET, bsttoeeR Common an af
! Iqrauirs Strstis d&
7TTTSNasAEDROOAIs FOR RHNT.--Peasant an
II Fnlnished Rooms in the large twosofy house, k
With galleries. ct the of St John and PeFdid0 es
6zss. ms
~ OOMS FOR RENT-Seyegal Roomsin Banks Arcade,
N suitable Tor Offices forrent Apply at Y Natehez street,
up stairs. mil
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NNRaHA EThe undersigned will recsiEs e2Io ~
until 9Th Of lSe Fl tls i i1raasse
az PUBLIC SUPPLIES under his directl1n -
Is embrace liom July 1850, Inps So i NV ;i
state whether the charges VII pe n not. snecfied
be stated either or ri Nv 49, ~ M, -
he during s term; Aso PIX, rs he nile in ,eels
IN, ia asif M loads cr ier what may be actually
i.siI Il o,a ri, ~ 1ad. The price per load TO
Nv : Hsrtschs ,SiI b. also stated II must be under
GOOD lint draws s oil times ready 70 meet the public
i 1,j,r 1S irlay shall not quit the public haul
ir1 nijl l15n les fF purpose whatever And mr.
tef at sash Aa be furnished with good tafpaun
Ia i the stores it may haul in wet weather
An5 dasae inss accrung while in charge Of Draynen
Their neglect catalessness to be paid Tor BY The con
asisr ayinen to be made monthly Or when in funds
d more be on hand, at the end Of the month Bonds,
h approved suIetes in the sum of SatD, VIII be re-
Qu for the faithful iulfment of The contract PROPOSAL
be sealed and addressed tene endorsed Proposals io
~ a. age. y. F. HiJNT, Deputy q. NJ. Gen.
Deputy Quarier Master Generals Ofiee, New Orleans
June q 1Sto. je2atd
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CtORSON & ARMSTRONG, can be found for The pres
~ ent at the office Of Mes5rs. HEWITT NORTON " Co..
No. 65 Camp street, fey doors ab9ye lhalT PA st9d
will be executed formerly Their business will meet with
but slight interruption, orders for full stock have already
fyl8 If CORSON s. ARMSTRONG, IS Camp st.
kV They embrace this opportunity 70 return their sincere
thanks their friends for many acts OF kindness aud OILERS O
tan1ed tn tlem
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

The efficacy OF SPAIN EXTRACTOR in this diseasa
is remarkable We kuoN o numerous cures. and do 40
hesitate 10 say Cn1Ben will fail for ths pm
pose DelcDcy asking certificates from ladies
this suleut The io0Ssibg prOc1sed by nt ouT
Agents:
This will certify that We have used DALLEY',s MAGI
! CAL PAN EArRACIgR rs remedy for Sore Nipples,
and GhesriuHy recommend il 70 hoe who may he afflicted
with that most distressing cJ.aplsipt, ugs valuable
i lge 10 cure o. PH1ERE BRAY.
| Hi5dRy, ApnL 1915. MARY MOORE.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LlFE AND FIRE INsUR-
ANGE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


The permanent fund is 10 be invested as per charter for t
USeG1 81 ge I p9es ae asJ al Tnb e
thereon, and in Stocks OF the State and OF The United state
Government.
This Company being organized, not for the benefit OF
stockholders and capitalists, but solely for the protection
erty is in its operations great National benevolent
on conducted upon the and solid principles
and handsome legacy to Widows and Children after dsah
Al policy hOder w9sth ss Tor lie Or shorter Terms
Of the profits OF the company, without any reservation
prompt settlement in case Of death, married woman
ERECT Insurance. 9n ths e 81 neg hnsGano or NE re
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John $; Allison,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart Edward sgar2w
Isaac Jphnson Geo S P,ss, d as9[ S Bge5s
a..,b w Stanton, M IeES T Hsi NJ C,oba,
Wm NJ Goodrich, Andrew Car, William ii. Whie,
5o ~ sS s re- Thorn fn bh e. sa:bl Soao
Cornelius Felowes, Joseph LallaIqe, b. NJ Norman
joins HAaAN. President Of the Company,
IosTPn1 hALLAHDE, We f Nislico Posra
f FL d ss fRIST1 NJ d, w. ! GoHsataiion
H. G. HEARTr, Actuary E. l.. GooLD, Attomes.
KGsEp Fls hams " ~ baat. ~ p ~ o FL
whites, TO P Ma at his residence lie VIII examine whl
O'clock r. NJ He will examine any one his dwelnE
without permit, which can be had application nj the oc,
ER- This Company is prepared to entertain application
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies on all sound and healthy
by the Beard which less than the rates charged by h
New York and London Offices and without their restriction
Po e sTs deeaed annually and he profits draw aie
and can be made available at the extent of twOtr
amount where the party has paid his premiums full
t- California Permits issued Life Insurance mem
5eL5 at New York and London Taes Prospectus Ta6e
necessary effect Insurance can be had at the Office Of th
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
~ Office hours, 3 A. NJ to . P NJ lszl ~
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A RARE CHANCE for a Profitable Investment with a
"A Small Cash CapitsThe advertiser Of this notice offers
fine opportunity Tor the Investment of small cash capital
engage the stock raising business He is the of
half league of Land (0 aores) situated the Colorado
River, eight miles above of MatagOrda,
exas) Of the most eligible locations for stock farm iq
the United States. Not having the capital himself with
the land Inch would make it less valuable for the purpose
stock raising he would take partner (ether active
passye) who would be willing 70 advance reasonable sum
Of cash capital against the land, which valued from
$500 000eaeh partner to be equally interested in the
principal and profits, which, II properly managed will amount
in less than FIVE years So 600 $50 000 UNREASONABLE
reference given and will be required For farther partien-
lars. INQUIRE al the Crescent Office, jes5 If
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rte Eileen uf lhe PAIN EXTRACTOR iuihe-e castsi
TgHlsl quickly does remove all pains ard soreness
and Hsa t,- aJury. No SCAR RENAiNs- Its sGeCeaa in
NgahI- ID -gres Of long standing d Unparalleled.
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is4I IN f5008 bbls Newark and Rosendaie; 1905 6bl
~ Nelson & Browns; $40 bhls Roman, for sale by
49,. HANMAN & HOLDEN,
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NUUD INV FbTNI EsNT-Dne OF lhe best sites Tor
IA uacufing purposes this State, having all 60, s
the advantages OF being high and dry, and healthy W.
and free from nundaion, either from Lake 4-
River overow and surrounded by great variety oil the
finest pine and hard wood timber. Said site upon fine
nagabe stream al seasons, OF easy and contiguous
to this city and already nprnye led with and very
substantial STEAM SAW and GRIST MILL, running
two Saws.) a sTOREHOUSE for Merchandise, and sew
erai comfortable Dwellings, with Gardens attached, Work
shops and Onbuldings, and offers great inducements fol
many other profitable improvements The whole, par
Of the above property offered for sale, ease
will be dsposed OIL On very accommodating terms 70
/ which. and further information, apply to
| jel9 If w. l.. POOLE, Notary, q Camp
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NOR SAl4E-FOUR vacant LOTS OF GROUND,
30 by 10, French measurement EACH river side
Bacchns between Thaia and Meip0mene streets west
side Dyae Erato street, square bounded by
Thaiia streets THOS. ID. HAILES, Broker,
St. Charles Hotel Building fourth door from Common
aplI street. office of Ii. Davis. notary pnbio
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81 a Z L 0 q I 90 Il Teloapi.oulas 4
GUTTER kegs c.ice 81 Louis May Butter landing.
llnylD A. r. COCHRAN & co n TehOupltoulag 8.
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~ lsANDf--En Demiohns and BoxesA superior article,
~ for sale By A. y RtNGGOLD. 81 GHAyier street
a LIZ AND CLAFsEsT-i75 packagea Scoth and Lon
"A. don Ale aud Table Claref, tor sale BY
3a5 CHAs. STOBGIITON. "a Camp 81.
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EIN ,I.liI 8 8 boEss olr..aa,,a,..

Y y3 EXTRAORDINARY y co. n Tchouploalas 9.
EQU9TER7hkegs choice Table Butter in store, and ioi
~ sale BY jga CHAS. sTOuGHFON. 81 Camp St.
ElQITER-t50 kegs new st Lonis Butter.
II jys a. +. CoCHRANN CO. n Tchoupitoulas St.
(kIf. OF FEPPERN1INT--le0 n.
~ jy3 a. u. COCHRAN & co. " Tchonpltoulas 4.
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tAIE-20O0 barrels fresh Thomaston landing 1900 bbs
Western; 500 bbls and 20 hds Sugar Iaa for sale b
HAYMAN Il HOLDEN,
Jyl X Magazine street and IL Red Stores.
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1l3IIl n -lT55 o. long slanImg p unpafhTeCT-
Sr. LoUIs, Mo-, July g. 1886.
Dar So AbOGta week since, while WORKING Fy trade,
ru my foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
oil ne ize entered the top Of my foot, below the in
step. Tile wound began nfame, and continued do
mil became much alarmed used British Oil, ineiure
Of Myth, aud several adhesive paster but all To purpose.
theu uommencet the use of
DALIEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
sul-jds, and has entirely left me-
! can confidently recommend Daey's Magical Pain Ex.
being superior to anything have tried for
ampying pain inflammation
aa shpcarpenter by trade, and shall he willing TO tes.
Ms virtues Of the SalVe all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue No. l5 where can give any
JEFFERsON NJ RIsnnP
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g IsICEs-Pepper Alspics, Ginger, Casa, Mace and
- Nntmegs-as00 ba, IN store and f0f sale by
ieGs CHAS STOUGHTON, "a Camp st.
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IL OPE-l00 coils ia store, for sale by
~ mh& GEO. c.TAGLoR 4 co. Is Magazine ST.
~ AIslNS-3O0 boxes Cluster. for sale by
~ jel BAREILl 4 CO. 81 Common ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

- OWNED bba No. 2, for sale by
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

iOHt and Maracaibo, landing from ship Jes.
Rl j. j. TART & co. 70 TohOupiioulas st.